Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

NUN becoming oaheu WIN wafer
Il u VIII Keep lhe surface clean
ana neat lot long tlme' \ coat o.
S,''h TarliSh Will ehec'u'iiy prevent
'uo on III the ltaIner rom So'i'hS
Que hanaS' No'I'u% Is he''r 10
ieh'er farmer ooo,S WATERPROOF
'n"' au o'c'Si"niI coat U' inns lc"'n
er-N'fllSiE H"'"'''''' Al "'"'3'
MAKING THE STRAW SrAcE,-lt is
rare 10 see a rea'!y Soou maze straw
S."cA' Il Il o"Je'I Is 10 o "o"l
'Ilo S'ia" lo5 ln~'u1Ie, 'lio S'"ChS ire.
qIeI :, ip"Ie can eI~'l'o't"' P''
"n'Ie 'Ie o'l'cV ~ 20 save SIr"" .
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H"',I wa" is Soue'1'il 'ne cas-
S,,o'''.' oe '"Iei' III il"NluS Tue ''3'A'
~ 'ou NOV 70 'n'p "e'','S' u"'
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',,' "'!I wen 'uU'" "o"n, ~
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'ro '0r'lo' NIoP ,"o I"t' "'"'
short straw well scattered about III
,a Nn 'i'','''io ~ t"o e,",N' ""'' ''Po'
.'Il'l ~ !,'''iN ~ ~ Il i""SS
"neie uepoSl'eo ny 'Ee straw carrier.
Ann TO nave Eoou straw TO top Oh
WIN IN rev days after the stack
a. >',"' ,al. Ms l','''Ii y,
'ile ROOF ma rahe Inc straw uoWl
smo9lh SO Ihat The water Will run OF
rapidly.
Cows during the bot weather il
AuSl st the flow Of milk is apt TO fal.
off considerably, and it is difficult
afterwards to bringit upagain. Bran
and ~pcut.ieed are usually cheap.
aud can be used TO great advantage
Our plan is to keep Il large trough
of water in the yard, and mix as
much mIIlGecd with the water every
va, "'7I'' COWS VIII u'lhN' II pays
,'Y Y''' "i",,"''' III Tue u
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" Wv Oo"H' - 20" ila'o "''N E'Iyi
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"'''I''' ''' Tue ',"' 'i,Ne e"''5'
,''u l''"' " ''''y Tue lo0"'i 30 h'
'''''.'' 40 We h''' P'a'oi' -I''N'
nGAINI>o &wampa ana Getting on
muck are Away III ordcrthia month
nuuull he spades az sharp rs posi-
Tie, aud 20 to work with Il will. |
rs nothing like rs difficult Il job Il
most people imagine. On fla, leye
i'"" 'h' '''M way To a'5 "l',h ISL
rUI"nI',''e '' 'lle lo"eSV QI'Ht' an'
''| j''r' "''P 'io"Su 10 nave VA
"l'ef l,i''" you UP liito 1t nl2le
,'l''I' l'' WIN men rose no IAN
'"'I li'''l' "' you lu'eipl 10 use ~
manure ['on'p'St Sh0uIa DC Ihf9"l
or ono SIue OF tI!e oitch only ana D
taxing '''''9 P'lllS IT. may oe 'hfo"I
III SoouSlIcd AIalS Win I'I'le eAli
LABOR
WHEAT on SrypDLE LASD,-A lars
and increasing breath of winte
wheat IS NOW sown after barley, oGt,
peas or beans. Whether it IS ties
to pillow such land once or twice dc
ponds ON circumstances. Az Il rulJ
we thinb it best on father heavy 50
to plow twico-once Immediately a
ter the crop IS gathered, and a@al
) just previous 10 SOWING On hSl
sandy lana we should harrow IL
S'Nonle' VI c'tl'i'ate 1t 10 start Il
j W'cuS ANA '"iIeh gram ana Plow
+ soon as 'h'y pave 8tImlh'ed' Ih'
"a @ "'a' nIIP Io u| ri,'
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Il Foop roG BREEDING SoWs A CO
: respondent of the Michigan Fgrm
= writes Fed my breeding sOws mo
hu-flo, or Jenny LlndS as they Il
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