The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19
GRiCULTURAL

VINO dare to sCOrn The child lie love!
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AGRICULTURAL.
ERuIr trees that are covered Will
moss should be scrapcd and ther
washed with II solution Of soft soa,
and salt or brine.
CoRN to rcplant should DO taken
from the butt of the ear. All obser.
want farmers know that they should
have late pollen for late issues Of silk
mat IS produced by late %Inin8, which
ill ont our corn crop. The corn
from the point Of the cob will do the
job.
AXLE GREASE.
An axle grease that can be easily
made, and one that works alike well
upon heavy wooded or iron aXlcs, is
made of five ounces Of tallaw, four
ounces Of lubricating oil, six ounces
OF water, OnG-hmlt ounce each OF soda
and potash, and one-half pound Oh
plumbaSo. Dissolve the soda and
potash III tho water melt the tall
low and mix it with tho Oll, and
pour in the water, stirring it nul
the grease is cut as soon as posi-
bic after the water is added, turn in
the pIumbago 1t should be stirred
until the whole mass is thoroughly
mixed. -C ayrlo3r JouTgoi.
SOAKING SEED ~ DRY TIMES.
The RTal Homc says "This i,
practiced to u considerable extent
but we have observed that it Is Il
risky operation unless particular at.
tcntlon is paid to putting lhc soil
suitable condition. A soaked seed
III dry lumpy soil is almost sure to
p"rIsh if the drought is prolonged.
The dry earth and the AR in the
crevlces around the grain extract
the moisture before tho roots form
and begin to absorb food from the
soil. But if the soil is well pulyor.
lied, 20 that its natural condition j.
somewhat moist, and the seed is
then covered pretty deep, it will
usually live. Those who cndenyor
to hasten Growth bvgooEinnt Lo sood
previous to pInniiro shnuII t,Ir
care to use roller and harrow with
out stint"
A WILLOW HEDGE.
\ co~rrrsrnudru nr iho E.,L,oJ
Tulov Iy,,ruUuyl writes IN ,nis,
of fine uHIIdru willow far tnn hcdo,
lie soye Nv rl,n for molipm
fence of fine nnlIru wiIlnw isinni,v
fine hclro row in fine fall rr.y,ous
TO plautiuo tbcu procnr. ynrr slim.
in GOOD sro,ou en, from ibr 1gt nl
March in tlc ISM If Anil anal ;nsi
Il, soon after fine FROST is ont ortbc
proupd MS rnssible have y,ur ,i.s|
tut twelve or fourteen inches Ions,
mt Them in tho rnuuL o;nLt inches,
deem. and siyiucLcs aporl cuiiiyplc
Them we'll and ot ono y,or ,lL
braid Them down within ,ioLt inches
Of the urouud ,t twn ,o,re old
brniI tI'rm dawn wiih,n tw.uI,
inches or fine orn,nI and eo an ~
p,oportion mill Won Loyo . rcnco
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supplied WIN me fruits, IL would
promote The general health OF the
people ana particularly III all hot
countries ana climates. We over
LAX Inc dl6eStIvo powers ny rnlInG
700 lluch SOM, concentrated Iood
FOR inc ileaVy meats Substitute moro
lllc runs, or IL not ripe, theh let
Ine'il DC thoroughly o"h'n
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH