The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-19
AGRICULTURAL.
rnE FARM AND THE GARDEN.
miscellaneous Items from All
SOuFees-Notes for the Dairy
and the Poultry Yard.

The Texas supreme Court recently
neld that wnen = person 10 susa iot IN, hiiii
ing his neisnoors aos, he cannot pls ss
the PAD cnsrsetSr q sn pi nOE y ueiG Fns
~ recent iMs In ! G u an,a so
Iand, Inc AmerlGan yaiie.ies ~ poSa a.I..
were most cSnspssuou' anu au,s snsny:
Inc EnSIsn PsPeIs sfIcious.y .epos'
tnat they wste, ~ ieas' IN appeai .L,
al that couia Do "l'heo 4or III sne snaPe
Oh PotatoesL. ,.... ,,,.. ,,,;.. -. +,
fosa'o dug IN isrse quan N Ns ~ -
winter quarters atoana Tue olu Na ~
IN me presen. MUD open wel.aer, .he
farmers nave sIana opportunity 70 ~.
sHoy mem IN latge numoerpy D1thin
Ine oiu eeau Erass, ieayeS anu e.un' ANU
tneteoY teSeiye tMololu oenen.
a view iotk isF ,a, tne pass Jsal, sus
iom !wo aetss =. ,auu MI - III s =. 49,
nay, tnen ploMe9 anI symea lI'apas g
.nfnips, anu RAISED e'gn. hunatea oasn-
els. 4hese turnips Meie tesatuea as
equa4 70 eisns toIs o. nay, masins plo'
aucs o. snas wnica wa equsi 70 fourteen 'urSsa
IONS o. my rom TWO asIe s ~ On. .I ieason
me sulniPs nese u'eu y ieeu sIe no IN
~ lne lase OF nait Z ouSnel Pef ua!, Mish
what oat r, straw they migns guy ana n9
gram. Inc notses were ia ny, anu io1k ;ea
wen, any were n IN good conuil'0h 70 afiSe
I'VE Q. ~ nouts e. Jay IN.
10 uesI Tue richness Oh mIIk' procure
any iong slass Yessel cologue 9ollle OF
Pnim; lake hatfow suip Oh paPe.,
Just inc iengIh IRON tne neck 70 .ne POI w
TOM, anu matk !. on WIN one nuna aI,a
lines ~ squaI uhtancesi or i1to my
lines, ana count each ~ I'VE, sna pas!e II
upon tne p9lM 30 "a 70 utY!us ~ T:i iens y. "
INTO . hundred equai pat.m. I'll y 70
me highest marx WIN niik iIesh itom
me gov, ana allow ..9 II 20 saaaa IN I per
penaicnlar posiaoh ."enly.iy;al hoa Us.
Inc NUMBER Oh spaces occuPiea " 'ne
cream WIZ give you Us e3acs percentage
Without any CUES: wotk.
a ffencn 1ofucaisugns mas ieesnay
communicated 70 Tue french Acaaeiny
the results Oh numetoas eApetimehI IN
ltailan vineyards. mnersVet PincninS
Or dls!eaiinS was Prac'iceo, mere was . =
Delay IN tne iiPehing o. grapes anu =
deterioration 10 me quaIity Of tne must
or nniermented wine. Inc pracuee may
Possioiy pc nseial wneie tne ptoauc.ion
Is small ana II Is necessity 70 Pis'en.
the vine running 700 mucn 70 WOOL pus
wherever the procucuoh u LIZ, ~ caI
but prove injurious. ftnchinS anu
stopping are nearly unknown In lniy,
while in france IL 10 limited 70 certain
DISTRICTS IN Tue norm, never being p.ae-
uced IN Tue pest wine growing a,stt ..Il.;
Mr.. chapman relies on the Pienlilui
use 81 swamp muck over tue foos Us pre-,
yentiye Of me oofef IN peach tfees, ana
he accidentally proven the curious s, re-
trigeratinS quality oil muck In hoiding
iro.t and fetarding tue pioom IN 'ne
sPting when dumped oy ing h H. .! ioaa II
.ne laii soous ine oass y. ns ase,.
has S rrsat faith IN growing tansy around
reach trees 10 keen boreFs away. That
would naturally prevent attacks on the
root. with plow and shade. and implies a
tasteiul and conservative rather than m
experimental Observation-Disclosures
Hartford Courier.
A correspondent OF the Hammonton
m ri Tfmes bas tried To bis satisfaction
M srrsr;ment of nronava,ing sweet mo-
,.,oss from vines saved dining tbe win.
lar In tbe hli apy time beiore frost.
The vines NAV h. chi in anv Ienoth and
niscsd In Is2ers on The snrface Of ina
sa.,b % the dsnth Of twelve mr. eighteen
incSs. Cover the vines wLilst damn
win n,rtially rotten straw 10 the depth
" Nv inches and cover ,hs whole viii A
light soil about four inches deep. In this
way the vines will keep during the win
Ter, and ia the spring will put out sprouts
as the potato itself when bedded. The
draws or sprouts can be planted first,
and The vine itself can be cut up and used
"a We generally plant slips.
cAp1op oon,ya-tS cows
~, -. A.. ,,.:.1.....,
NJ W. y. :. , wr'ss ~ m sue 81. sas".sa.
t0agHH'an s io.'oHs' ing n.lkmen nesr
Boston nave iOuna saIi.iac!oty tem l;
LOT sootHon In COWS IN Tue NY ~ ;lne,
lney give u 70 .he eows y tPriIas..nk
Apooniel " u ume over 'ueir ioou, s"I vi vi
lhtee timgs wee1i 0. soIae..e" my
ptlnk.e ilnas s .h sHe na as;aSha ~ y y
slowed amIy ~ 'ns oa'. -. a neasnO0s ~ ~
NINE VINO SeePs n aTou. ,r rs ;,o I'M "b ~
wno "as . aos ha.S 49,. ne ,b ~,
Ioof ,L i sU ."a s n as.., .;naa Le hs'
loi sne ssS ~ ,; se t h.s 81 S Sod % ,a n
naas use :, .'m NC ~ -, us na nc",
sou 'Ias VIZ nan5 VI n;S as ,s;,I III,
n n",s N'u '' s' A '''
nsfu'' oo,. ,on oow s-,n,rs
0ofS ~" w" stAD
MY plans are, trst, TO dis a trench lesE
feet from the stanchion, - inches woe
and inches deep; then saw or hew two
white OAK sticks (or any lasting TIMBER J,
9 by inches, long enough 70 reach Inc
entire length OF the stanchion or hoofi
place the hrst one = ieet IRON me steneh'
ion TO the drop or gutter and Inches np
and down; then place the other ID Inches
from that, 10 form Inc gutter, anu oeo
them there solid by ieveilng up on the
outside oil each; then dig out me bottom
between the sticks = inches deeper, ana
dig under the sticks z inches, then NIL up
level with the bottom o. me sneHs WIN
cobble or broken stone; Take cement one
part. clean sharp sand ionf pass, NIX 10
pail with clean water Just INN enough
to run IKE melted lead, ana MI me sso ot G.
full 10 the top; then rs soon as set lous
not dry, put on coat one'hsit 10 thfee,
quarters oil an inch thlsk, OF sand ano