The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05
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slnne u. II lvAt, an uncertain hnsineeA !.
and when H. thsa nnrftMlMts W alb sl,r
csp~ner~ ri trimming, The chAncra NJ
profit nv - slight that ~ would nni
advise any general fsfmet ~ eneNxr IN
the bnsincse. either with trMsine ~ RIM.
ming hus~~A.
Tina IN .he seANnn farmers shonli pay
vsisvial ntlentiun 4, their hus~e@ and
their drivers. Many mw and Mntri~l
hAnls arr commencing nn TIM farm.
Niell.slaritssl hosAee snnd this II THE
kind 10 own anil work, asc easily ruined
hy ignorant, careless anil vicious men.
TIE first ill.tfratment III nnilc horse
should hV canse sniiiriru, and irfcvura.
blefor hands lismissi.n. iks Mniaes
Register.
TnK neglect u farmers u grow grapes
would be astonishing did ~ mot ron.
si,ler the great amount III mystery thu,
has bccn thrown around Tho trim.
ing, pruning, anil culture generally by
some writer's. There Ii no reason why
every farmers family should not have
all tho grapes they Gan rat: aud there Ii
scarcely 4 town Or village lot ~ small
Int al least one vine may In grown. =.
io,ea Mate Rs0isfer.
Tnx Hon. q. n. Whiting. u Whiting,
MononA county. who, Mr.. bmcl Foster
Nays, "has done moro real smccessfnl
timber planting than any other man In
Iowa, and who Inns twenty years exre
re ncc hack III him, MNMmc convinced
Tint HxH feet with row ri corn earl
way between tho trtes) gave ton low and
spreading tops, TINS losing much growth
by sending ont limbs instead III forming
tall, upright trunks. and now be- plant,
las close IN 2,xt -~s,ne tree r. every tei
square fc~t
T'nxMx ARE many who d. not great,
relish blAckbrrries. Hut this need moi
deter them from rnising Mll they can find
room Tor, nilcc blackberry wine IN u
much value for medicinal purposes, and
Ito value increases with agr. Mr.. Par
rvs recipe for gallon u ; ADD thrss
pounds u sugar ~ three quarts u blnck
berries aud little water" Tho kittA.
tinny In still the hest variety for this II
not Tor every climate where this frnil
thriyes. - EyrhdiNe.
HOME time since purchased Il =
months. old pig TINT had become coverrt
with thick, black Aonrt, caused prol1a
bly, by sweating, for there WE'RE severn
la tho pen Together or perchance Il
might have been from eating hnck wheal
with which II hM1 be~n fed occAAi ouAtly
| During thr warm days, / have p0urts
bultrrmilk over liz back, and Tho scnr
III al removed and thc pig doing finely.
The remedy II simple. ycs have never
known Il 70 fall, even when The disenAt
waA of ~ long duration that she AMI.
mails back WAS raw with sores. - ural
NcW Yorker.
An Ohio husbAndman tells the I'vac.
Nonf Farmer that In the field hc can nj.
ways move heavier lOMd, under all cir-
cnmntMnces, with his brOad.tireL wagon,
with mncll icsA danger III upMtting o,l
hillsides, and without making any rnts.
than with TIE wheels VI ordinary width,
but TINT on The common roads over
which hc travels II ID inst the reverse.
A slight shower NJ rnin makes m extra
team necessary ~ overcome tho cxtrn
width VI tire. aud III finds TINT the
wheels 70 nearly M equal depth, II
the tire bc narrow Of broad.
Az experience and observation III
nearly thirty years has convinced 4
Western a4ricnltusint that the snre way
~ raise understandable potAtNs Ii q
leave only 4 single stalk IN : hill.
"Of course" hr says Ii the Hrdris
Farmer. "this does not pay In ordinary
cnJtnrr, bni TN few sprouts arc fai
better than too many. Ons good
sised potAto Ii iAr morn valuable
thMn tcm small OnrA, and ths
way ~ prniuce them |. 10 nv,
Ill tile room In Tim hill thAt they ns.cs
To develop. Cut your ssssl 10 singl,
rye, nnd plant one In hill. /"
AlAsns the 1s0sss.
A.UrN CAkk. - One pound brOWl
sugar, Quo pound nonr, oDe.hali ponna
butter; two eggs, One trMMpOonfnl cinnA
mon; roll very thin anil bHkn.
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