The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-06
FACTS FROM ALI. SOURCES.
EI.pI.i:I.I.l:RY WINE.

~ having been used for years with PEI
!rct success: To ill Il five -;illon kc~
take fix" quarts OF ripe berries picked
from the stems. five Gallons of water
boil them together unc-punrtcr Of IN
hour, strain the liquor. add fourteen
POUNDS OF brown sugar boil again half
an hour; mIt into II tub three pounds OF
rAi>lm~, pour tho luilinr liquor on them:
whcn about milli-warm add half Il
pint of Yeast, let ii stand three DAYS
strain in.o the rl>k If there is more
liquor tllan fills the cai,. use j; 10 ill up
with IL il settles while icrmcnlin@: il
there is mono left water will answer Keep
i full about two weeks. When about
dom irrmcntiNm, cork the caSk tight; let
II stand about three months: then draw
oil into BOTTLES.
ruI.oHlN'; APPLIES
The Sacramento Record SAYS Mr.
Charles tlinr. who owns I'm extensive
orchard ucar s~an lose, las Il method of
"ivin" To rod striped and yellow apples
4 high coprn~. The fruit i, pickr,l and
lad upon the ground in long flat piles
under the half shade OF HE trees. l., is
desirable To rive them is muc:i sunlight
~ they will bear without ,unburnin-
m two o. three weeks the apples ON the
lup will be richly culorrd. These are re-
moved baked and Sent to the market.
and the next layer exposed To the sun.
Ills apples thus colory,l. especially the
.;,ihw;;., S:...;i.'~ cider, and SIitzcn-
hur@i>. challenge the admiration OF all
VIII" see them. by this process apples
That. when picked from the trees were
almost without color, will become bril-
liant Is the rrddr~t apple on the tree.
and equally aS fine ~ the best.
CIT rooD FOR STOCK.
'lh" Western Rural says: Farmers in
The west not having had experience in
ircdin" cut seed 10 stock, It" not fully ap-
prcciatc the advantage 10 be derived
from il. |, will hr found that The same
"m"int Of lay or straw cli and mixed
with = littl" Iran ur -nl"-h v i'll dn nearly
duufi" the amount al! .cnuo - that led
loot /" h"H-t "I ''1it!r. which are stall
i'd. W!rm this. plan becomes to hcnort
pracl,rI, tie advantage of the i'm
proved condition u:' llr -imris will be 20
Great, that the cl,tlia"-:i,N will become
an indispensable" requisite TO every
farmer atln!irin@ ~nnl stock. 1t require,
some trouble. hnt the stock need, Iii,
"Nl.i care at u sine when The ordinary
work of the farmer i rot pressing. The
expense i moi great III The use OF Il hand
machine. and il i LARGER machine >u~cd,
'hc work may lm con" more ,anidlv. and
lll' lowri used to urivc il may he used
for other purposes "i cpu;; alvanla." in
tic farm economy
Top-pI;E-slvG Mr,l,nws
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the Grass was cut twice each season in
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M's M',S'h' ST}"'ra'''E anH perfect
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