The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-18
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EiEN ANn GARDEN.
tan We Grow OGiUuS from Seed.

Farmers Club Oxford, Penn, gives
the 1ol!ewin& on raising oniouy from
seed
Get genuine seed from some rclia.
bic sccdsman, who will toud seed of
last years growth. Don't imagine
! that :Hcd left over from somo past
we; or that seeds sent by irrcSponsi.
hio firms will ever raise any onions
the first year.
Have the ground in excellent con-
dition, well THEA in the fall and cnrIy
in tho spring. Use mould ashes AZ
fertilizer, with " good supply Of
c"mposto1 manure, and SOW the
good seed carly in the spring.
uso the same spot Of ground for
t.? Onions every year. For onions,
unlike most other crops, will not cx-
h&ust ,hc soil, AID they will grow
PETER aNd larger each year, if but !,
li''lo richness is added, and if the
Eronnd is kept free crcm tho autumn
woods.
lhosrhalcs arc goo! to start tho
plsnta, but u heavy Lcir may ripen
tho crop Too ca,ly in ,ho season
!hbcra, and continued wedding and
h"cinS during the whole season Of
growth, is Of The utmost Importance.
so that ,;c dry weather may not him
der the growth.
By strict n'tc..tior, the largest of
onions can thus 30 raised tho fist
year, at double tho profit from ut
tons or scts. And lhc onions thug
grown arc swectcr less strong, and
morc sai"Llo, too.
Poisonous ClIarae,ey Cr Nou,d
i :. mall ,. :,
r,,,,,, " E'ii Nno%' 'na1 cach klnd o.
soif .,'1 n,m,!'''; v"i,''"'o 81 l''oouc'"b IT,
snba.auce tn. trn]rucy y, trO,,. "O nv" w,
mo bodies Of tho came character ns
these into which il il itself rcs,]voI
Th'a il true Of tactic, acc-tic nutrc-
furtivn fermentation ~ well "a of
thoac attending the suce csaiyc churacs
OF starch into doxbrinc, sugar. alcohol
and carbonic aid. When va now
take irto account tlcge doctrines. il
is not difficult to conceive th,t Tho
fcrmcnts aul their Yeast plants. lnv-
ing escaped destruction by tho hear
Of baking, may produce iii effects
'f''"H tHcy reach tho general circula-
''H' AS class microscopic fungi
that nnncors nn choosa Ina =" H.. ~, .iou'u n
no m,I;nmnrt o; .."
The Iupcus tL,t onno.Ss Wv ,9,a ro'son
its III fleet, oro ,rolI Ln,',ra' INV NV
wheat bread Ji.t,iInicd o"ano tno n
troops in pay;.. in I9,U wa. to",,I Ito ~
contain in all t., rroy;,,os = n,;mrto
red lcEcn. Thc r,ot nr wl,.t o"J
the smut of ro,n ,,n ,or;",;os w nt
these nojsonona fyr,; yyoar,.y '" -
nv,,n. cno., ~.
4 roro,,. =, r...l. s"' :, !,
anpcnranco in the S,n ,,ranc'""o "' 'aa, ,,ar 40
l:ct, and promises tn bc n.cJ I,v tlo
consumers Of th,t ori;cln ,n IT, ;at,t",I "y ~"
that from 8 to 10 ,n,rIs of 1r,o1 Ina
will ual,c q c,JIor &c Lr,nI, r,;esi;
can be sold for 81 30 nor n,lion W Sa
iigs are vorv plentiful IN CaI;f,rn;a
cxcroI;no thc demand + :, uor,I
probablc i,,at shnnlJ ,ho cvoor;r&on3 &
nrove succcysrul ,L,t ,,Ipunn,,"a, u
State NAV lc cnol,lcd n od1 ,nn,h"r
o ""''1 ~ !" l''a"o'S'
i0'alOc S'cd.
Roval Smith, in tho Germantown
Eel" ;rmrn, a.ys: "Expcyicnco hns
tun:ht nc that Good.si2cd, riro no.
tato. while it is very much the best
for tai'o use, for seed it looscs somc-
what Of is vitality in tho ripeuing
proce IS, end consequently is not SO
good for seed us one in which tho
rpcning process has not advanced so
far, Or IA oLhcr words, ono that ia un-
ripe.
Sayyarro; poots
,r,nr.,,1or;,,,.I,.. c,
! = l',,,>. NV. I.''"p"E '"') Ntaf' saJ7
na;,nl ', 49, ",'I"r' o1 ,!.'' cr p'a"c mas re-
a"r',sN rna.o m o' ~ l." W. Ivy Ivy 1''S ol ~"
CnrnYon 'o,''' nv; w 80 n,t'pF"" " ''r''no"'