The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-04

Prom TIE s.ste E<1rx@y.

That awinter nerer roes In the sky
has been fully exenplfed in the
past weeks -
Yes, sir. II helps timoshy TO hsr-
row it in the spring. Try il, but hare
the g1osrd dry at the time.
There is - objection TO sowing
barley and oats toge4Lsr for feed
Tbe barley ripeas 50 much sooner
than the cats
Prepare ia time for sod. msple seed
Isfalis In Nay, and Is i necessary 20
gather 1t the right time.
Jesse ID. Carr o. Cxlifonis, has
los. sI0,O ,OU bull By hair-balL he
Vas raised Il Ne. York Mills, and
was The sth Lord CT Oxford.
Mrs. Blsmer os Miehellvllle, records
serious osieetioas 70 willow hedge.
Well ~hat i better fcx the Northern
half Of Iowa
Al mare in fCal should have feed sf
bran and shorts mash ouce : day for
the last Two weeks.
Between hay and grass IS hard
time for csstle. Corn IS cheap and Is
vel invested IN good cattle.
Do rot wait I'll la.- in Nsr to
plant either early o- late posatoes--
They ought 70 90 into the ground
Immediately.
Phdenix, the gre., LIE ins;s au-serr-
mau, saii:-a1f | serea Fozny nza
~ogI plars pi8es TO make =. ian-
Ter Ehen - Cd MAJ"
TIE co1n11 t1r5sp makes tie zi.x
taste ot t5e Te-e.sbl- Besides %.
- Es-v tors 70 tie aerscz- u grown
a. q sae mage -o--zsL
NanT ot The agricultural siiresGes
oo yzbEe ocessioras illustrate sbs truth
Of the ssyEg-@Nen can geoersHv
talk The best oa vhzt .bey k1or TIE
Iess. sboat.-
A god gss5sa vel TILED is II:
merely Al Ornamental appeoda-e 10
farm house. II 10 one 81 TIE gresi
sources, directly sai indirectly, Of
economy.
I-sr o.. % pan. for visiting be-
tween corn planting and cultivation
Corn shoald be narrowed every day
from the time it is planted until it is
TOO large.
The Cd pan used 10 be TO get the
north side Of apple trees in tie nur
.ery to the north in the orchard. And
we are disposed to think this is right
under the new dispensa,ion.
No thrifty farmer should be telling |
to bis heighbor that his stock is ''hide-
bound have the "hollow horn," or
the awolf in the tail" They are all
the result Of poor feed, bad shelter,
or careless attention.
1t is said that the largest planta-
tion Of pine apples in the world is in
New Providence, in the Bahamas,
where from one point the spectator
can see no less than twelve hundred
thousand plants growing.
As there is surplus of horses in
this country, writer recommends
that arrangements be made to furn-
ish the French meat marke. with fat
horses.
Wild cherry land to some of the
MoTrello cherry is poison TO animals.
And when cattle are hungrey in the
spring for something green they
should not have access to cherry, un-
less there is plenty of other trees
to browse on.
Mr.. c. Thompson in the Rural
World, states that the hog product
of Missouri is six millions annually.
but that the cost of fencing against
this same hog is ten millions annually
being loss on the hog of four mil
lions.
A writer in the Grundy County
Itlas, recommending planting trees,
says: ".As You plant, earnestly study
to plan, handsome trees in such
handsome ssr - :, -ske home the
brigh;e>;, 1at-ss7 Ees,e On earth"
Reads a. ers. lie State are in
bad condisioa- They are washed
worse than for any winter for twenty
yesrs. Supervisors must attend to
them as soon as weather will permit.
The worst places should be repaired
before corn planting
Farmers shou Id learn lesson from
this fact: The shrewd produce dea-
Ter takes his daily as well as weekly
papers, and dispatches by telegraph
besides, to keep himself posted as to
the movements of trade. and enable
him to take advantages Of the ignor-
ance of the farmers around him
They are beginning to have the
same trouble in England as in the
United States, to obtain female help
in kitchens. Aristocracy has made
it disreputable, and the daughters ol
respectable people have retired. They
talk o. starting masters and mis-,
tress' union to bring them TO terms
Make it respectable and there will be
no uoutl l..
The Cedar Falls Gazette. in the
following facts, illustrates the i'm.
rnrtapna rf fooj;,r all o,x n1,u. &c