The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-06

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AG.lCUL1UKAL lrEMs.
From the state Regis,er.l
The skeleton in the homes OF poverty on our farms,
The Idy Of the Bible where Ruth is among the reap
Tse Paris green potato bug hellebore for curant
worms aud suipher for the red spider and hop ny.
i. aaserts.d n nearly ali our exchange. Let il alone
He who works upon the soil seems happy Bird
he who works under the soil Is Is miserable as worm.
to turn but take good plow and turn up
I'll. Paeha Of Egypt is probably the largest farmer in
the world he substantially owns all the land aud cui-
,ivates it by his subjects.
price Of produce i only necessary to refer to the
price of wheat TO day.
weeks Of frost ts doubtful about much OF the corn in
in the State being safe go.
years wedding Is worth remembering that many
varieties OF weeds are going to seed.
Iowa L, act as police AT our approaching State Fair ut
Cedar Raj ids. 30 says the Ledger
Don't charge the failure in farming To the nonproduct
of the farm there is limit the productive
ness of land in good condition.
The freight bushel Of corn from Central Iowa to
Chicago $50 miles, is about 10 cents From Chicago to
New York so miles II il II cents l. this the effect OF
Let the breeders OF fine stock In Iowa prepare time
for the State Fair. We make good display any
in the Union II the breeders aud rers Of stock Will
There is always work enough on the farm but
now be allowed few days recreation preparatory fall
blowing and corn harvest Plan for them some interest
Don't be too fast From the fact that we last week
nnlaed that Iowa was about done paying dues to the
corrupt ring which control .he Naoha arags ." mo,
organize for determined and successful! action.
which are brought 10 Us long distances and which have
be GATHERED hefore the normal oxidation and
change to sugar aud other chemical changes have taken
suei Fo~ts. gives good advice: Look out for grain
our crops have rather light. In many
under the necessity of selling quickly possible.
Counsel my brothers counsel together and watch the
markets of foreign exports; of New York Chicago and
Home"
"A writer of the Nashau Post inquires:"If the i'm
provement in aborsaving machinery is great in the
next 90 years what will become Of the working
classes rather the large class who would work If they
could get employ 1t Is easily answered Let every
man work himself instead of working another
The IteiecReer reports that the hog cholera is
the swine in that county aud has seriously depict
number within the past two weeks. Coi Hoggatt
understand has lost upwards of sixty hogs; w. IL.
Kirkpatrick large number and several other farmers
within short distance OF Ames have suffered large
losses
Blush not farmer at your brown hands, or plain
Portable garments because they neered ut by your
men no controls millions and in the world. You
probably happier than they ought TO be. God
has given you good lot in the world therefore be glad
From the Iowa City Republican learn that the rat
plague Is coming westward. II The country il
swarming with OF the appitite. Mr.
A. e. Hinuan informs that they destroying
of for him They climb up the stalk Of corn with
wonderful agility and in short time demoiish the
In this city they seem TO lie mere numerous than
ever before.
Some papers copy the Reqister and thinking
they know little more about practical agriculture than
We do, compassionatey change some Of articles,
thinking our experience limited We can inform them
by personal application of the plow and hoe to the
soil Maine Indiana, and Iowa for half century.
generally know what We are writing about
Mr. H. III. Campbell. Of Des Moines who Is clear and
forcible writer has strong article in the last National
Lire STOCK Journal in favor of farmers paying at
tenon TO raising draft horses and ie to mere speed
speed He says:
What the farmer needs wants 10 produce is first
that which sells for the largest profit his
and secondly. that horse which supplies the greatest
number ofuses for which farmer needs . horse We
not rank racing rapid roaddrvng of the
prime needs Of much less Of the farmer In this
nection When that type horse can be found which
viii nearly iil the above conditions, not one with
the other but both taken together have
but he will in time become the horse OF America
Al spring Branch, Delaware county Iowa the have
annually Harvest Home Feast" where all the mers
.They have friendly greetings songs Instruments. nu
Sic social converse and stirring sentiments by able speak
bank the grounds in quantity sufficient quench the
thirst of many thousands and among the shady OPEN
ings among the trees are grassy tables that have been
waiting for centuries To be spread with the
Of the annual feast.
In present practice Of holding state
fairs Mr.. Shaffer the Secretary, says THE fair
erly evanescen in its character Thousands. OF dollars
expended to prepare for it. It arranged organized
completed and dssipated in week. Then the halls and
stalls and hf ings left decay aud and neg
eet for am year when the same process repeated
The price Of wheat has declined per cent in the last
month When the price Of labor in printing offices man.
ufactories or on railroads Is reduced ten per strike
IL made-a few innocent persons killed and a few
buildings bur iedbu matter how great the reduction
on the hardest worked and paid they quiet
and even submit TO the insults of political writers about
the ignorant granger.
brigham HOmmg.
Brigham Young is dead This news has been flashed
All All over this land and Europe No other American Is
better known than this remarkable man His soul took
its fight at O'Clock the afternoon Of August - after
illness Of six days He died at his home IL man of