The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-19

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YORKER.
Evra siner The rriaoctir ssar hnvv
givsn my team pint VI onion Htts every
n,arnine during winter and spring; they
kept of the rpinrty then AMI twice
r,ncc, when II became threatening. /
am satisfied they are very beneficial In
other WAYS, m my team nfe never sick or
of their feed. | un the top onion"
merely because they arr plenty with ia,
and cheaper than other kinda. otherwise
they arr nn better. I'll, y arc always eaten
before thu corn. ~. n. Maso,, ia
Moort's Rural.
IN there Ia profession upon earth,
which mnrt bc praeticcd In order. II In
TINT Of farming. There should be a
time Tor everything IN we'll M place,
and moro depends upon timing work ON
n plantation than ON almost anything
else. Good seed, good sowing. good
blowing. good cultivation, ARE good only
when employed at tho right time, and
many a man, IL hc looks back over ls77,
will Hec that lin failures arose from Ills.
regard " natures first law,
In transplauting remember Dig wide
holcH--~eut ~ all hruken or married roots,
spread utlt the roots lii natural noHi-
ton, rot the tree little above its prc,i.
Qua depth, iill in with good Hoil tno
manurel, work IL between tho roots with
the hand. 10 roi phil thu tree NJ md
down, anu finally press tho earth firmly
down md ii there |. Il likelihood IL dry
weather spread mulch over the snr.
face. near always In mind that plants
nrc injured II their roots arc exposed III
sun OF wind fs even a few minutes.
Tx mn old agricultural paper NJ forty.
seven years ago W. learn tint II In n
good plan ID pu' piece ~ chalk In TIN
pen with tho young enlvrH. They will
lick IL aud thus correct the aci,lity I'll
their Htnmachs and nasirt digestion and
prevent dyspepsia, which often leads Il
neonrn. There III no doubt Int TINT thie
Ia most excellent practice. Prepared
chalk In often prescribed hy doctors m Il
remedy for hesvt.bnrn, which IN \ symp.
tom VI dysrer IN, mil for diarrhea. TIL.
crnln chnlk carbonate IL limc) iH I'LL,
gnextionnhly n good preventive and
remedy for similar disorders la stock.
Tho prepared chnlk In the crntlo with MI
tho gritty PARTICLES WORKED ont.
\. y. PAYNE, Of Kasota, MIMI, nh.
nonnceh his expectations Of having it
acres IN forest trees before the end u
the year. liz planted ~, n0O during iii.
past season, and his mode III operations,
briefly stated, In an follows: Break
tho land the first year, crop II tho nee.
ond, plant thu trees, seeds, or cutting,
the thirl. Put 1000 trees 10 tho mere.
Distance apart I feet Y inches each way,
or q feet one way and ~ fert the other
tho latter distance preferable for man,
reasons. Planted IN Inst stated, nnll
after the ground becomes thorough,
shaded. intend b cnt out every 9th, |
tree. This will lenvc my plantations (
feet by 7. After this cut out only ,lca.l
trees. Our forests arr like the human
family, composed u pigmies and giants.
The pigmies do not amount to anything.
Al the expiration Of thirteen yearH lie
not expect n hnve over 200 handsome,
thrifty, growing trees, standing Oh M
acre. !"