The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-13

when COW is ts.z eV and lies down she new
er rises. The 1is.<,se Is thought to be spe,
es OF apo fiexy caused by exuaYasa'ion Vi
blood IT. the crsnium.
Williau. Parry, Cinnaminson, n. j., IN
ARC gathered 10000 quarts OF raspoerrIes
from Que plot of ten acres, or o51 quarls
per acre. This fruit sold for S4'SSo.oo' OF
$433s5 per acre.
Gentleman who has travelled very ex-
tsn,ivelv over the west, states tnat Dakota
haS. the finest soil to be found in the entire
country 1t is as rich as any iiiihois Pieiiie
and much more easily worked.
Amarket for lean cattle from the United
States has been opened up with ScnieSwig-
IIoistain Germany, that section being pro.
| Efc With excellent grazing districts OF sweet
grass, and without animals to Craze them
down.
| Texas farmers are forming societies TO pro-
tect themselves from stock thieves. When
ever a theft is committed the wn0ie coihiiu-
nitv Turns out in squads, and the one that
strikes the trail is to keePup the pursuit anu
the society pays the expenses
The soil of a garden, for the growth OF
common species OF shrubs, perenn'a'o anu
aunuals. should be a rich loam, II any p'shs
require sand 1t can easily be supplied fes,
Is but little used in general gardsaing; IL Is
only required for rhododendrons, azaless,
and in the culture of some OF our fine native
plants,
Precautions against insects of all kinds
should be adopted early In the season, oe
cause when they are allowed TO be oeVe'opeu
20 maturity they propagate EGGS in such
abundance that il Is almost imposslpie 10
| Iseo them under The destruction OF one
earIy moth is a far better preventive THAI
killing hundred caterpillars
one farmer IN Burlington county, New
Jersey, in 1878, gathered from mixed Pio'
Of old beds and new, covering ten acres
80 500 quarts OF sira wberries, or ,2i4 bushels
which sold for So 1874 Another farmer In
New Jersey gathered35 900 quarts from sever
, acres. So ssysWilliam Parry, the proprieto
, of Pomona nurseries, Cinnaminson, N j.
e The ma:shalltown Uowal Times says step
are beips taken to investigate dealers an'
shippers in hogs it that vicinity who hav
y been buying diseased herds at mere noun
!, nal prices, for rendering purposes, and the
y converting them into the market as goo
!. ones 1t Is claimed that from these disease
: hogs pick ed up at small price, lard Is Dc
!. lug rendered and sent to Chicago
II The number0. acres cultivated in corn l
: Iowa in 1877 is pat at 5,06S 6S5. The eve
: age product Is put at ~ bushels per ecr'
h making an agsreg gate OF t97 ,4S3 us bushel
I lOCretSc
= Ia years This places Iowa second on u
- list of the corn producing states In th
T United States. The shipments OF corn ov'
n the railroads OF the s'a'e for the past ny
- wears aggregate 47,3il, $50 bushels OF whiC
. IL, 007, 446 were shipped in 1877.
So Adam ives a farmer IN Paradise; Job, u
81 honest u Upright and obedient, was a farme
h st. Luke vas a farner, aud Is popularity b
OF lieyed 10 have been the first who sublecl'
nd the OK TO the use of man; Socrates was Ia
I'll nser, and SO was Ci-lcinnatus; Burns was
farmer, and the muse fsund him at u
plow Washington, Adams, Jefferson, IA
dolph and Lincolo, besides vast number
", other great and representative men, we
ne farmers, Truly, the profession has been al
n ply dignified by ITS votaries-
MIX Analyses
IN The professor of agricutrre, in his depa
m. ment report Of 1877 to the Michigan Ag
he cultural College, offers the following 9
90 esyses OF the milk from q single COW OF ea
l.l a. F.at