Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

grow longer, T Shall think Of yodt~fceh&
day 1t is alSWwen enough to put an ink :
blot on the corner, with the observation''t
sigh in this VICINITY" %
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1 F &H9:1oAy.-RsRR "a
oesue4f, two of sou1 reaA pm If cup
tSsf; of fn Tail0s 1 3sa aHs'es 81
md two of creankof tartar. 1F4ouf4hsa
% 9P1fS' 3 %aP4Ea s9k1M Ha
stick sulphug with a hRt6e, mix the PYTl
der toa mush with Votes plaster il thfkA
II qyeHthe straw, andSplace inftAe ~
L4gOS Al hs"u'Pru'ss VTI
WILLIAM LIE BARREN, State Entomolo-
mixed in the pt6psrtien of pne part Of
TIE green to SIX parts of1A0dr, AAdF pres
ervatfVe a. potatoes from the ravages of
the OeloEado beetle, or potato bug.
Paris gfSeA is a very deadly poison, and
if apP1iedewith the hand, a glove should
! nYarlablY be worn:
-WAsHINaToN CAKE.-0ne n
pound of butter, one and THREE fourths0 t
Hour ohe pint of milk, oheg1Ass ofbfandy
four eggs, one tablespoon saleratus, one
tablespoon, each of cinnamon cloves and
raptsy 40 $3.50 DS1h
l3aGKAM ORCHARDS The Horticuh
tnrai editor Of the Oanddd Farnser Calls,
J3especial attention 10 the experience Of
1--we correspondents, as strongly corrpb1
Grating his often expressed, views that;
growing grain Or weeds, iniure, orchard.
trees. and that the true way to grow an.
orchard is to devotethe ground to thes sole
Fuse Of the orchard, and keep an otAer
Y crops out. Z Mulching considers the
true way to retain the moisture about the
stroots of trees. hs stdt 81 ,Icdtbs b9fsIisis
ITO BLANRcT LErf1ecE bfoddeeletg
y suce with large heads, the usaaf way is To
z tie uptheh eadsl a week or two before the
d timea for eatting.s Select Eadfy4dhy gather
~thedeaveG1n b hand na icIosByGroHnded
n FORM the inside being clear of qdn&iGPsss
dsa marrow stripnef bass mating several
Il times, around the ball. making 1T clDsssa
1.-the top. TO excludenrain. and prevent rot
/ ting. Diaw a little earth around the base
as . support in place of the spreading
1sayeS l. L. IT. Shysbl %Sgs e fssi' u tasy
sfErstqngS' h4" Ir9f' On" a'Not S''se !
Fl G1HRE OF WAeQss-The .Canadd
n. Farmer gives this advice: When you
leave a wagon heavily loaded to standn d
number of hours, put a support under the
axletEee. The, strength, of wood icannot
be estimated by what it will supp0fsA or a
, short time. ,HwiH bear u p third more
rEweight for5a.hwuminutes than wal beEa-
aquired to break it by continued pressure.
fIIWagens are abused very generally, by
overlooking. If the axletTees do not
FL break they eEe sprung, anu the wheels
warped. whicB causes the YetfeleS4 run
/, hard, and shSrtensj its existence. ~
HENs-Keep aSgsgd kindW4ef them
bhayethe runSSf TIL prEhisesC ut WI sur
prise you to Hnd A0~.mucH hpptina and
running about is saYefif nests are placed
. where the bses most acongreGatsA 1t il
41EGfaHge how R~sadilS2he he1s accept these
. nests. Let Mem& haye accessuteswooc
p ashes and lime orr a#dered cbafka and, i
p6ssible ,fres6 hestsAThe liEtfe chieAs are
lhardS.' Aftsnthey have besRwhatsAed &
sdzdsgs Gss@ cD1faec16e hs9 in ,1 a SS9P an S1e lie
/, &5sefdedly beeter than letting the he3 run
Shout with the chicks. MeaNHna water
mf&edtto a deEgh 1ssfne feed.-ErchGnge
ooNrR1hEroRy6sHe Country Gentle
man recommends the 7hising of sorghum
richerthan corn iks6eehariad Rattes and
by sowing early, tWoscrops caRSbe4 hisec
. on the same ground and hOanthe Fam'
roots. Sow Nhickfy, Broadcast, n nd &
. nall or GWO DuSnelS OF SeeQbPer core, Oh
I drill in rows not miorethan twoyand hal
or three Inches apartsSa WHen1theuphnt j
three and a half orSfour feet high, 1moW
/ It, and cure for fodder or feed to ftock
) The irstcrop is a little slowafne starting
!, but the second springs ups fomSthe Gu
stalks very rapidly. 1t REQUIRES dry fin;
weather to cure"
FELoN eoN THE1FINGERzMany-per
: sons areifabls to ie1tfen9 Aaf9fiSk froh
fe1ops on the finger These afhictiods are
: not only very painful, but not dnfre
! openly occasion permanent Gripping o
the" members affected. The following
y simple. preseriptionis Recommended ASH
cure for the distressing ailment Take
+ tcpmmon rock salt, such as is used for. salt
e1Iihg down pork or beef, dry it in an oven
pound it fine, and mix with spirits b
. turpentinein equal parts Put -itona iras
cd and wrap aroundcthe part affected AndIai
ell i, gets dry, put on more, and in twenty
four houFsyou are cured-the, felon vii
: be dead. It win do no harmTto try it,
"a Journal of 4SSteatdSe. DSSDd rsiiJSA
A COOP GARDENING work pays bet
o ter than workein the garden It pays III
!, money, it pays NJ comfort, and it pays in
health Itishould lave a little attentiop
a leisure half hour, every day, and, the
more tastetini rs layout, and the larger
the variety of its produetsathe more, in
s terest there will be in 1t, and Generally
8 the more profit from it. 1t should bt
T made before the fields are touched, so thai