The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

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sc'tlcS me, II put Them IN a jug or
oo'Vie aua 8ooa alcohol sufficient
W cover VIC gum cork tightly, and
P'"'o 'nu J"S "hero IL Will be kept
W'ti"' IN ABOUT two days, if the
n''''o Or Jug 10 shaken frequently,
S''o gum VIII be dissolved and ready
.pt use II tho liquid appears as
'",'N nS INN mo'aSses, add more al.
'I','i' 10 one quart OF the yarniSh
a'u Que ounce Of good lampblack
ahd I'M ounce Of goo camphor.
9''cn Vnrnloh Will NOT render leather
nara but 1t viii keep fin" harness
from becoming soa|eI with water,
and 1t will keep The surface cIopn
ana neat Tor II long time. \ coat Of
S'ch yarniSh Will cIlectupjly prevent
tho OIL IN the leather from soIliug
ones hands. Nothing is better to
render II farmers boots waterproof
than an occasional coat OF tins lcNth
er%-y"rnlsh.- h1"Shrloi No"Ihl7.
MAKING THE STRAW SrAcE.-it is
rare to see IL really good made stray.
stack. II the object is to rot down
the straw for manure, the stacks fire..
quen'lT made can be improved. But
where the object is to ave straw f5r
fodder and for litter, much more
pains than is generally the case
should bo taken in making the stack,
We can not go INTO details, but
the main points are to keep the mid
ore lull ana well troddcn down, so
That the sides shall settle moro than
TIC centre. Keep the chaII and
short straw well fcattcrcd about in
the middle Of the stack, and cSpe-
claIly avoid letting it lie in u mass
where deposited by tie straw carrier.
Ann to have good Straw to top of
WIN. In kw days after the stack
- PicIoo' PIaro II ioH% l'''"Gr on
'i' lUo'' ",'" i"No INC SVi"" GOWN
"c11" 30 'll"V 'ho water Will run 0"
i'Pl"'y'
Co~s,-DnrnG the hot weather in
August lhe how OF mix IL apt to laII
OH considerably, and 1t Is difficult
afterwards TO "rlnGlt upaHaIn. Bran
and Hpout-lccd arc usually cheap,
ana can DO llScd 10 great advantage
Our plan IS to Keep u large trough
81 wafer IN me YARD, ana INK rs
much mlIl-Iced "Ilh the water every
day rs the cows VIII drink. 1T pays
III inc manure, III IN" increase OF
m'lk' ana IN me improved condition
o. Jilr cows. II you nave any green
coI,' now !" '"o ''iho 10 'G'" ~ III,
o't''y' II very "'''r'''cn'' Io1 IL VIII
II lI''l'' """ II very h'"' ",.' 'o'i'o'
III" consequently r''hor oc''clo'l' III
nuVi'n''l''' IL" ',o Tvs n%Io o'io'on
oU,n 'nc'' =" i""Np ''o 'o'''oi DO H'
'll''"''' 10 'no Dc'' P"''.lo Ei"'''
DEAIhI&G SNampb ana GctIihS ont
mncH nlc "l"nydIh ordcrl This month
Grind ne spades ~ "'llfp a5 post
bic, and 80 to work with " VIII. 1t
IS nothing Ilho as dililcult II JOB ~
most people imagine Oh lit', IoNcl
Iand the true way 70 d'S nl'ch Is TO
commence ut the lowest poIht' ana
dug just deep enough to have tho
water follow you up INTO TIC lliGicr
u, ,aL' ,,n i,touJ :, mgo r'r
'''o'' W. }n,, ,I..mlL u,,,n,
", sIL, ~ tLn I,inL nnIy ,m,l Inv
,aL, r,,ln m,,ns ~ movE' iLrnwI
;'",''5 ;,, '' a;,L, Ll,Io nytra
WHEAT ON o'o'"I| 'i,rO NIX
IN" ~i'cre'7'"" "'r''''' W "iiI''
"''"'' l." ooW SOW "L a''r' '%, ',' J', '
pc''I OF "e",'7, "''''l'i ',''
10 pow '''rl l'l," o',oo or ,"'oo , Io-
pcndH ON CIRCUMSTANCES as T." luz,
we 'hi''b IT. o'"' Oh 'a'no' 1etV{ 'or'
10 pow '"ic9-onre l'n'no"'n''ly a.
ter tho crop IL H~"'''ero''' az" "H''h
just previous 10 So",h"' on iSn'
slubblc, or cultivate it to start the
weeds and fallen grain, and pillow as
soon rs they have gorminted. Then
harrow, and keep tho surface clean
and mellow by the use of the cultiya.
tor until il was time josow.
pr,rr,,o Save A cor.
r''" '"t ir,hn M;ch'n,n Eo,mr,
o'"' T,1nr hrn'J;n% COWS most
WIZ m,,;na tL,o .wsot
''n' "" Ionnv I;rI. ~ thcv orn
ina w. TI;s waa thr;r fool IN.
,nn nIat,or nart of tho winter.
nmt;l Grass arew when thew en-.