The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-22
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tn Colorado le,sn,nlwtile il m.
maunssl ~ having arrived ~ Svuwall,,
Ia linsslah Poland
A~uiai,,ats III Will Nharr l~ans. pfs,s
irr'lna ia@ ln4n invented ~ rititrslun
agains, slaps. which ttlte ihsir victims
ls ,ln THREAT
Ims Ii an Indiana correspondents
va, ~ ntllisinr nrrle iniss. fias.
strong l,uni~rni ,sask IN II warm rlaer
AMI ln' mi" I, III sl.e llrs, rla. \ few
gallons III The h~si vinegar Then aid
uinse il w..k an as,faa. III pint ~
ri,lcf in eah g,llnn 81 vinegar till the
barrel il full. This will ri,r thu Very
hest vinegar
tn1r,uf Cnrrsr Take thick milk.
slice IL enrli way with knit. st II In Il
watm place ~ that tle whey will leave
thu milk. Int ,lp mt let Ii pet warm
enough IL harden il then put il in Il
cloth. and after II has well drained
hang II M; with Ill. hands rab II u II
smooth paste. Md very littlr fine rnls
mix we'll, serve Will, thick cream, sweet.
cncd AMI favored with vanilla.
Eaos hatch much better IL tllr nests
arr male In placing Il mt ~ turf and
shovel III mold. snnl Or ashes In il Ink
or basket. and IN this II little short
straw. than ii straw only IL used In
this wny a convenient hollow II OH
tninci that prevents the eggs rolling
ont from under tho sitting hen. In cool
weather tho eggs nrr kept III much more
equal temperature than In nests made
simply IF loose straw.
To- PREVENT cholera among poultry, n
supply oi good. clean @nnd and gravel
should always he accessible ~ them.
\ The Mnt.r they drink should b. Ia Nh
\ iron vessel, Or 4 quantity ~ rusty nails
should be kept constantly In IL. OF
course the water should bc pnr, and RI.
j ncwed every day. before adopting this
course. su.cnlIrd cholera took nnr.half
tl,r ilo,k, Int now II never makes MI IA.
tack. even under circumstances more
nniasorahle than formerly.
4 PERSONS who Inv. been ,lilatory In
taking into the house their tender
plants nill now lind them occasionally
frost l,tivn. may b. plnl % know thnt
English gardeners iha~ them o,it s,ie.
ccssinlls when not too severely nippe,ll
hy sirillkllng them eepiously with cold
wntrf II II useless. however. 10 apply
thu coll water before thu temperature
rises above the freezing point. for then
the riirr will III worse than the liscllsr.
The disastrous effects III late apring
frosts mas br rein.lled In il similar
manner.
MANY farmers throw away the ol,l
brine III lr.f mud pork barrels and ii@h
packages. Sometimes they throw Ii on
ptsss Dntell or under Il tree mud kill
the negotiations. II they desire 10 Kill
vegetation With II they should pour II
~ patches III hnrdneks Or thiHiles, ~
around trees Tint nr. worthless. II II
better, however. 10 ,ise II for manure In
which ease II should be applied with
judgment. II nm, be applied 10 ,lslnra.
gns bs,s or ounce trees literally, hut
q other things rpaiinply Ordinarily
~. lesi disposition IL make III Il Ii II
pour II OH u manure Or compost hemp
and allow il to be- absorbed Exchange
A FARMER Of Bucks county. Pm. Inns
been bneking against the inevitable for
sixteen Years, In ls',l. WHEN there was
s,irl rapid rise III thu market price 81
I'LL agricultural productions, liz held for
higher iipnrrr, and still held, till nj Inst
the tide turned. This seems Ia have
filled him with the gall ~ bitterness.
AMI, though continuing ~ give careful
culture II hi~ lJJ productive nrrcs. Ii.
kccpson putting hay md grain In stacks
81 which there nre now iOJ on the place
~ NIL siapes ~ decay. some roite.l down
10 iinlf their original bulk, and with ii
lnsnrinnt growth III weeds on top. II
Ia ponl condition. il IL estimated they
would nuM b. worth from sib.tNtD /.
s2p.hh1. Til, cass IL one for suRgestiy.
and mp'lrnfnl study.
WI lla,. just linen reading MI ~
, count ~ experiments mnar in England
~ dihl,linE wheat md fultiyntinR IL lin.
corn. Will, the hse, The reeI wal
plniitsal III drills. unr foot apart. and
! fnnr inches apart IN the rows. III,
spaces between the drill rows were
! carefully cultivated until ilo plants hmt
!, attained sufficient growth ~ interior,
with the work. T vesnlt was eighty
four bushels per arfe. Another eAlmri
, ment, with rows sis inches apart M.
four inches apart IN TIN rows. rnsultc.
! N sisll ~ niAtsnine bushels per nrr.
. Other rn~rs might h. given Iii ~hicl
! .srn greater success attended TIL
\ metlod II growing wheat. W. wouls
suggest TINT orr readers test this inrtlos
!, ~ i small patel, If ground sqnnr,
|, rnsl " mora. Hay. II accurately meas
trrd, put II into thu lrst condition, IN,
7 nre what yoilr lind IL capable II pro
/, dncinp. " IL will lmy W. ought I.
!. know Il, anil v. will never find Oh
without trying ion may be- cam
I prll,l u cultivate thu square rui Will
! tl'r hnn,l hps; Int. ii II II found II Iii
\ rrsnAe tl,r crop II un extent TINT vii
!" Justify thu work. implements for cult
. waiting y, horse power viii speedily b
I, forthcoming nh,0 Farmer.