The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01

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yuu viii hsvo q Saod crop the nettirtihg
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-uiugcr Yeast-Tahe one pint oi
Graham nlur. or coarse -four sliied hon
tho bran, one tablespoonful NJ giueet, one
,eaap0onhl NJ salsratus, mis- well 10.
gethcr and AID boiling water until y iofula
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hours. Set this In q cool rlare, and when
YOU wish N make yeast use one spoonful
10 \ mint Of water and mir aa you would
any other yeast. II will rifu In ono or
two houra You can bake your bread n
the morning without the trouble Of max
Ing yeast over night
beef Tea To make u properly, cut
half a pound of good lean beef into very
thin slices, sbread the slices In n hollow
dish, and having poured over n pint
and n halt Of boiling water, cover up inc
dish and place II near the fire for hall an
hour, and then boil flr about eight min.
utcs take of the SCUM and lot II stand
10 minutes, then pour " oil and season
u with n little salt. This tea "a very use
full when the stomsch Is 10 n weak, irrita'
bic state II Ia good for infants, ard moth
ing W better az a breakfast for those
who are sick In the morning.
Flowing Under Manure. "A CORE
spondent writes the Rprd'. II have ma
nured heavily with both long and rotten
manure, putting 1t on the top OF the
ground before plowine turned y under
deep. never vet rot any good results
from well .rotted manure treated In this
way but long, uurotted manure did give
coed results. and that Is tho way n uso ",
especially II II should be a wet seaJon. ]
haul my rotten manure out before plow
ing, for wheat or any other crop, and pul
1t in rows as soon as there Is breadth SUI
fcient 10 spread this manure on plowed
ground, | spread each row SUCCESSFULLY
When the harrow crosses the burrows II
Is thoroughly mixed with the top soil, ane
Is there to start, quick and lively, any croT
that may be put upon the land"
Cutting of the seeds,-Th maturing
of seeds upon almost sll kinds OF plant
is an exhaustive process. There are many
Of our ANNALS and biennials that will be
come perennials IL they are not allowed
to produce seeds, and thiB leads the tloris
to practice a system OF removing all aeet
vessels from plants where q strong growtl
Ia desired, and the seeds are OF no value
Small ~herbaceous plants and shrubs VII
} usually be greatly benefited by the re
I moval OF the flower. stems AZ soon as the,
are out of bloom, and the increase
I growth will readily be observed. It'll nc
only a waste of vigor In the plant to a
low seeds TO mature that are not wante'
but IL also exhausts the soil 10 no purpos
In many of the comparatively slow,groV
ing shruts, like Rhododendrons and Az
las, this practice of removing the see.
0 vessels IA OF more Importance than !
Q those Of rapid growth, but II Is benefici
! to all.-HedrM and Home.
! A scientific iourual having recent
, advised boring holes In the trunks OF tre'
and inserting calomel, In order TO phys
!. the insects that eat the foliage, the Bosto
Journa, Of Chemistry expresses Its disseI
as follows. "This idea Of ~endeavorin
TO force into the circulation OF q tr'
mineral poisons TO destroy injurious II
sects upon the leaves and branches seen
!. to US very vulgar and absurd. We hoI
, no n OF u agricultural friends WI
4 engage In experiments Of this nature; L
! by so doing we fear they will greatly o.
. danger their fruit trees. The sap In veg
table structures corresponds in many
|, Its functions and characteristics with u
:. blood OF animal organisms; and II H. we
understood among psychologists and 81
: geons that this fluid Is exceedingly scns
tive to the presence Of foreign agents. y
more sudden or effective way cap be O
: vised to destroy life than to eject into II
circulation any extraneous AGENT solid I
:. fluid. blood will abstract from food
4 medicine what 1t requires BEAUTIFULLY
perform lis proper work, and can obtaI
= It from no other source and SO with u
sap. II will draw from the soil the co
4 stituent particles 1t needs; and any .
= tempt TO force an abnormal substance
i an abnormal way can but result Ia irr
/ parable injury 70 the structure"
Two milkmen, suggestlvely nam.
Swill and Waters, have been arrested
fighting in San Frsnclsco.
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