Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

HHIN IT. Ca HH 1901
.afif ih.r.h .i.r..I lfr.is
f saIHI.Hr hff.n. ai 70 IsIaHI.
Hi sIaft rIlffia.iar.I Obs i'siant.
is alralWrF requisite il iusnrf q /
sltrnr lltw lHuarrth pa'r'a.
snis thfao iH fnnr icri II ahern' .
diiaurr iu attain Geo same discs. j
Auu whY .s r. ihai euiiun lia' ~ f,
uu rich, luW LAMBS rrnirr thi-
GREATER lisianrrf sitir anso 40 /.
tho 'reaior Griiliir M fh, soiif oh /
un ID Is baARso Or 'lnsn, sandy /
lands, ihe oliiun atfr ns 90 "a MUGS /
greater height 49, WORT iho stalls I
,sliiior ,'srrf psi il hecomes in ,
ltri q kfhl miniature Tree grow
ius ir10a nilY a. lhe height ~ Ten
Ee,, lial does lhls gigantic Pianl
priinco moro than our pgairie eoi-
lun that averages .hree IA tour io''i 2
80; tho yield IN reality is aboai
/ the saline. The truth Is, that lea the
ono vase thoro is great devcioH-
nunt al stalk, In tho olhor ~ t'-ii,
No haVa o.lrn noticed tha wide
spreading branches u as large
cotton, with scattering hollis here
and there, froqas~gly twolvolo llnT-
loen inohes assu'vr, whilst GA our
.prairio o0lt0a l. Is common a. find
ho.ls slrra- along the limbs two
inches rl,arl. We have often seen
eight l.ll GROWN bolls Ola limbs not
uXoccling'nurleen .uehcs In length
ibs. il the fiber or HIT as good Z
/, Dr., RCrally 10. 4 lew years ago We
sold vcral'halcs OF cotton IN Mar
shaft, and found lln purchasers
mnra anxious 10 got u than the
hundreds at bales from every por'
lion uf Southeastern TeSgs that
we're on sale nj the same tlmo and
place IL has been said that this
was no cotton country, for the rca'
son that tho stalks wc'c, compara-
lively speaking, dir-inutive. Now,
liz is well known lhat of II favorable
season, IL is'uo trouble 10 average u
1.-Two hundred pound bale 10 tho acre,
aud this IL aboU; as Nuch rs IL gem
orally produced on bottom 'snds.--'
When tho ground is level OF inolin-
ed to be wet in the Spring, il is al
ways necessary TO bed up the
ground, but in high rolling prairie
| this is not absolutely necessarily
The ground should las Tor CORN be
! broke up deep and thoroughly har-
rowcd or rolled, or both. Ii it is
then checked OH in rows two 10y
three i:,g, with u bull.tonguo, or bet
tcrby having several of these plows
on the sane frame, the cotton seed
:. rolled in %,shos, dropped and cover
cd with 81 board, or better still, with
Il harrow, II crop can DO made with
: one-haIf Of the work that is :ndiS
S pcnsablo when tho seed is drilled
! in Vho wrsl manner. Drilling is d
| favoritc system OF farming in Eng
= land, n moist climate where farmer
: sock TO raise the greatest posHlbi,
: quantity OF the lcastarca OF ground
l but il is net suited to the culture %
! either CORR or cotton here, where the
y nnIicv snc,,s "a bn to cultivate tn,
: nrrcst nm%ble area. No crop is
1 ~ t,r,or or rcouires more care
{ rL .nnnynpcnt when vouae, il
/ ;s s nc oas;iy l,illcd rs beans by Sprina
| rroS,s nn3 canuot here in GENERAL
/, No nlnn,cd before tho first Of April
' phantom, ,,J,orld always mt four o,
t frn t;ne. MS much seed in til,
( '.ro,,nJ oS 10 roonirnd for., stand, a.
I a. ,,Iart 10 li,llr IN MANY vicisi
!. tmInr ,nd il i always better to de-
strov "a hnlf dozen than to replant
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