The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23
FARM AND GARDEN.

be raised in the West
Il weak solution OF ammonia is one OF the
best invigorator OF all kinds Of plants.
Sec that your stock have plenty OF sal,
twice a week, especially at this season.
Song OF the baker-'.I Knead Thee Every
Hour The first note Of the song is dough.
1t Is worth while foT farmers everywhere
TO remember that thorough culture * beitel
than three mortgages on the farm.
| -Annosnc-nents Of sheepshearIngs and
challenges as to heavy ieeces ABOUND in the
| agricultural and other papers about these
| days.
Another st@sv 60 Remove Ereckles.',
| Oae-quarter gallon rain water, or benzine
| OF aqua ammonia, ! OF rs.s. water, 9 or glyc
| crime; mix wei! shake before using.
How % kesDSv.; Hhit.: spots from
| Nais.-
Melt equal parts ol psIch AZ. tui D. n tine In
| small can; add To ii vln,ssI ami lGa dered
| Sulphur. Pitch and niyirh IN, lied together
| may be used with the same result
Good order should ,. Kept IN the
Cow Ward.
Rural Worii.l
As good order should lie maintained In the
/ COW yard rs In the school room No scoldipp
| or loud talking should he allowed, and the
| benevolent animals should DE treated with
| the greatest GienCship
sheep Lilac Pasture.
/ lPrairie Farmer, IS.
| Pasture is the most natural, as 1t is the
most universal, food sheep. In some coun.
tries sheep never get anything else; though
feeding artificial food To a certain extent is
remunerative.
| Corn DeSaroved nv she We. vvo-,,.
dosage County Chronicle, 49,.
Corn planting about all done for the first
time by the 18th OF May; but many are
| obliged Ia plant the second time. Some
| pieces being two-thirds destroyed by the wire
worm.
Chccse Factories Prosperous in Cen.
iraiia.
lCor. Seneca Courier, IL.
The two cheese factories here sre receiving
over l2,ooo u.s. milk per day. 1t is estimated
by some that there Will be 1900 lbs. per day
Drought 10 the Two factories In the best OF the
season.
The Cheese ManuiacsefS NJ ohcsda'
\ lCor Seneca COURIER III
Our cheese business IS incre' ing daiiy, and
we think we can make as good showing Tor
| the nrst week as any OF the iactorie-. Io'ai
amount Of milk received duficI nrst week
was 23,lss ns-, making an average OF Sdi4 p'.
per day. On Monday OF this week received
l,2ss D.. Tuesday 4'as' d. Have made over
S,Joo ibs- OF cheese 10 oate.
| A Senshbie Farmer VIII hceP 81. Cui'
nvasof MOVING
tCoimans Rural Woridi
The farmer who VIII Keep his p!ows and
cultlvators constantly running In his corn
fields now Will be rewarded In the autumn
with Dig yieid OF corn. IL ne negiects TO
give MS corn s"od euiiure h"w' he IL Will
neglect 10 give MIN "A goou return In the iali.
DO NOehins 1sassiiy bea gee Ready h.
soon ms rOssanse sos nnFvssa.
Farmers shouid marry up all ihe work now
SO as 10 De prepared Tor harvest tme, when
Will soon lie upon us. DO AL The WORK THOR
roughly, but gel IL Out al the way as soon PS
possible. There Is now the promise OF big
crop OF almost everything the warm pro-
duces.
Se"'e
tFr"nis aiher, ie'l
rFaa'ions "saihs' Insects VI al linus
siiou" Nc au'p'eu e'i'y Al '"e 'eso'' oe
."u'o VIC. 'ne' "'e "'i""e ." W
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Aeep 'nei un"e. INC uo''i"o'iou vi on'
carry mo'h isIA iar DETER preventive 'nah
Killing huiareu ea.erPi.iars'
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The following recipe for homemade court
MASTER comes to n, well recommended Ore
ounce OF French isinrlass: one pint OF warm
water. stir Till IL dissolyes: add ten cents
vorth:of pure slyceriue and five cents worth
of tincture of arnicl: Law a piece of. white o
black silk upon a board and paint II over
with The mixture.
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orange wheat. which up to one week ago was
five feet a We inches high. He has field of
thirty acres of what wbibh will average
nearly fonr feet high This Sample is we'll
headed. We NAV soon expect to hear the
sound of haryesterx. headers and shrashers,
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tho coed ona trv again nov, fall and winter
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.,ho case of the neacb tree. 10 hear from
n. tn owiny ones
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TKansas Earmer1
No,,,,v short Of a hail storm s,,rn AZ ne.
cnrred in ,se can now damuy. our fruit
cron- The Quantity of Strawberries will b.
on,t. ,arpe. probablv as large as that Of Las,
,,..r which w,s ahovs th, axera,e The
neo.h .ron vvi,, ~. npcb lar,er than that of
,s7, md the ouaIiiv b-,ter Tbe poorer
sorts have been cut out and room made for
better varieties. The pear will only DE an
average crop. Apples also will not he as
abundant as they were last wear, especially
the early sorts.