Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-20

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uss t<s made 10 reSembie a y4st eonSerya- !
tory nor An evergreen bower, but should
sDpeAr LIKE u church iasteftiliy decorated
IL honor of Him v bose temple it Is
-ffbe wresths should not te large ant
hsayy, ss ft1i- sjveS gloomy appear
aace, huS,Iiyhs and airy. and "a few How
sys or briSkB teETie- h4se iIn eaiiveniug
easrt, especially II ihr ep-rsresns are Z
Gaxs, rs our axir,rviiss. and itnioek-
are 10 wlntsr. 20 - /,
Most ladies. va presume, understand
the making OF wreaths. Procure strong
cord. and fasfen both ends TO some sta
tionasy tobgeets. Then, liayIag the ev-
erxreens cut into small branches, fasten
Them 10 the main cord by winding with
. smaller twine, working In The howers
az the sane time. Crosses and other de- /
signs can be made OF straw board ana
covered by tying on small bunclies or
evergreen with dark thread.
rrsRosE cuLrrRs.
sfbe 1ubcrose Is sn evergreen, q ma |
ttye OF q warm climate, without frost. |
and would like 70 grow all the time Ii 1t
cutald get a change. In = climate just
6t{fHd is t4a Tubcfptes We should pnt
" the mature bulb In the ground; II <ould
flower and &C The same tune make sey-
= efai little bulblets on the edges OF the
S. lSxxe oisS. sAffer Towering, the old
hub You'd be useless, and the young
continue to grow until they became OF
sufficient age TO flower. They, in their
turn, becoming worthless after bloom-
ing, and giving place TO new genera
don, Without any cessation Of growth.
W Ons climate requires different freat-
81 merit A bulb or towering size Is OBJ
taiued and planted In tie spring. Of
s. course, everyone knows the Taberosc
losea beat, and will give las sssarin q
fs5il and sesfuat!op as possible. ~ the
a hs,lb was sound, about midsummer
= flower stem viii begin to shoot up, and
she Latter part Of summer, blossoms will.
1sxssEesx a tla,s slnae little bnlblets are
q 3t5+ntftax sYosst,d tie old bulb, aud as
peld weather approaches it must be TAX
ep up, these bulblets separated from the
pareps bulb, ssshich Ia Laid aside as use
Iess, Ike old ministers. Tie bulblets
-ssge kepk Ina esSsrtn. .dry place Daring
ssAp&,tess pisilfed on, insthe Apring,5in q
r{Gh. mellow soil, and kept we'll culti-
yased ali the SUMMER. In the fall they
axefakcUSup. dried, cleaiied and kept IN
very dry, warm place all the winter,
suti are salahie. towering bulbs the oext
butts IN s'arlA place during the win
ser, or the germ OF the flower stem
which formed 10 the BATH the previous
st,n,mey, and which would have contin-
eea 20 greY ~ithouS Interruption in a
eisatlliai climate, will be destroy ed In the
wipter. It ls very delicate, and cold
and moisture will cause It 10 decay. II
f,thIs hQsTE gem is destroyed the bulb
VIII gsse p,erN si a. sses 11ass rna youne s
ss.ss,.,o s.,by ~s 49, "a r.anv Tubeyoses
.tsss ..s..e. ,ssr ), Now.ry W TieS,
~ sO ak q " Y q q
" ""A -''AN. '
We have not rton' nor time to give an
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society we're AL re-eiecteo TOT the ensn
ing year.
There WIS AL excellent display
fruits ON ihe tables, especially nf apples
and so1se aae squashes, potatoes an'
ether vegetables a4l.
As u ns<<ting OF the shofslctttafne eiiss
va"
tI.sssass, -. $500 n
A1ortp;'''su'S .'es
ILLINOIS STATE GRANGE. -
xst.. "a ,c,. ,,,,.,
0iooAkSeioN. De@'' n' A.''h'i
SKATE Grange this evening adopted Sc
y,ss OF resolutions presented By tn,
..,,,,ttaa sa.,i,,o forth that the A.,
.-.s' = - ..,-, -
FscH % .0c osaes aio 'oi ing Fos.ai, az
rsllertual and moral elevation Of tn