The Osceola times., 1879-06-07
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MD uu00 ~ ogop Nm, put t1ogo ebe
- kinu = thb that 4 would not b
~ ssS'sss thas most claims ny
1noaeht Inst now = corn growing. Il
1n111Iun - u - hoW little skill the
ml5oGl1y q fnEmese oPply 10 corn rais-
~. H uuo ol1 Gtyb Of preparing
~ "a ~ snno "a systsm Of manur.
~; ~ elle oA METHOD Of planting
- ennoo ~ vayu q olltivation, and the
Ouo - 49, q haSvssting. Some ol
- ihnmGm - = u u NJ "Bsvealed" Ia
- Gnnn1Gyuntrgsanllhthsn just how To
~ onGn b ~ bnBt advan&age. eince
~ g tanfnou ~ up On The salary Of
~ "bovs" NJ hslp kas besn short 10
e1Hy = - noee1nary work Of the farm.
Nou1u1ty - dRlvoa - 10 plan tU do
unoh u0ek Nh llttls hslp, and whsn
p m / sissys pInn % any : double
gwa1h. 11lisving n corn raidng-that
Muse y p1nntDd, tsndsd and harvested.
XoW y B1lD . crop With ths least labor
~ ~ study. Up - the time the
HEoon1 = pgoPasod and ready for plant
r nothiig - been gained By study
~ 49, ofog11on, exo1Ptto deliver the
uannD fgulod1ing sni deposit II in pllss
NJ 8 ~ q usa1ow nuck (also dsliv.
~ " o1o6dlng) bonsath Il to absorb
~ 1oGknnoL snd 70 b mixed with the
mnn1so bp0bse using. The mixing il
u1unl1y dooe With ts6n and plow, u1ing
= a. q suEapes 70 Pile Il up again. Ny
Gpo1od ~ usually hesn fufroWed three
- I hAk ~, but Il should b four
- ny manure being broken and
e1no1* by the plow and scraper, It is
theO8n Into tie cart; two men and .
booy ~ nooded 70 do this part Of the
~ IL team \ put astride 4 furrow,
~ WAlle TIE boy drives steadily along,
~ tWo men haul the manure out
tkyo1Gh hole or holes In the tail.board
a ~ eAft. By . little extra fixing OF
~ taxlboeEd, 20 = 10 guide the manure
n1o ~ fur10w, two furrows can be
eolosod" d onee, provided the two men
~ spgy end attend strictly to the job
- hand. From ten 10 hftoen minutes
= s16aclsnt ume 10 unload In this way.
Il IL manure Les closs 10 the corn
ratoh, H. two men and the boy will put
en- tvsnty ~ thirty loads . day. The
cA5oeeleus of nanuring In the hill have
~ ~ danger Of drying up and the
eEP11ae Of handling Ia The old way.
n latter objection u obviatsd, for
think Il takes no more time to put out
~ nenure IN this way than It does to
epsea1 Il for narrowing. The other OBJ
0ot1on b obviated By using tinker"
bnuled By . horae, which does not take 20
mneA labor q TIE narrowing in the man.
m II sproad. 10 make the mixer, take
. tWo iloh hard wood plank, three feet
lG19 nd . toot wide bore holes and set
= 1ve o. slx tseth from the old spike
ooo1hed harrow, slanting we'll back and
= aEgangod that they vii net clod. At
~ roar end hx In IN old fashioned cul>
0vn1oR tooth, or something that will
ongwee H. mne purpose attach handles
aDd hitohlng eeer for your horse. Run
49, SlGht b the fuFr0w. Three times
WI uSaally DO TIE job, the last time
lnk1ng caro that the oultivator tooth
hnNoS Z s1saight, true mark. The drill
4 nov seady los the seed, which should
- inInlahed IN about double the quan.
~ hat h usual on rough, bunchy soll.
ee11tDs e evenly In the drill, which can
- deae very rapidly after little prac-
tn. Ihe sd In II Il now ready fer
ooVoging. It Will b. SEEN ct . glance
1ka1 ~ nixsr leaves Z splendid seed
~, Ioeysr With The horse hoe. Mine
, ~ hnd With three littls plows. Take
- ~ huat one, and ut the Others 20
Ant ~ viii turn each . furrow upon
~ ooEn. This may look Ike carelesa
vay Of doing Il, but 1t has been my
pEnctioe toe three or four Year,, and my
opl1 hwhas b tsrmed hard up land, alwayl
taklng fFon dx to ten loads Of stones
6ou "A acre every time II IL plowed
n eogn usually comes up too thick Il
g(on6, but TIE GROWS take their share
ond II worms gst their living, and thu
~ b thinned With the hoe very rapidly
loavlng Il sanding not len than eigh
inGh0 apart, end In - straight . line q
Homfhlos - that on running the horse
- it can b run very near the corn
h thinning should not Be- done unit
~ com b Iix inches high. The frs
and sooond hoslng are done With th,
hDgue-lhoe. The third operation Is Il
tam : very light furrow against elthe
- ofths oorn With . light horse plow
- Wssds nay b kept down between
~ tUws By the horseshoe. But fev
wesds will escape the plow near th
oosn what do escape arc easily dispose'
q. On god soil corn can be raised Il
thh way ct lem cost than II hilled, an,
seaeding sight inches asuhder, not ON
Utalk a Z hundred but will have one %
noes can upon It. II will be readil,
- that the work ID much les. Tha
! sst moro corn per acre by drilling, an
sure, By actual experiment. What
noed h Z machine that will do the worl
of ny mixer and plant the corn at tn,
sane tine. I will close this rathe
lengthy letter BY saying that find
grsat advantage IN running my horse
5Aoe through my corn after it ha
qtndled, and 10 not inclined 70 "shoo
eaxR" It sppears to check the growtl
q stalk and sets II to caring. / suppos
thb would be called 'rsot pruning"
mouE uluTa.
HAM Balls Chop fine cold cooket
han, add On eeg for each person, little
1our, beat together, make into balls ant
Try IN hot butter.
LINCOLN OAKE-One and one.hal
pounds sugar, one pound butter, one ant
thBee-fourth pounds -four, two poundl
ftutt, one pint sweet milk, one table,
spoonful soda, nix eggs, one nutmeg, ons
teaspoonful cloves, two teaspoonfuIs Gin
nanon, one gill Of brandy.
Eaes In CASE OF 3aouBLE.-Ths
vhits Of an egg is said to be specific fol
~ boass sticking in the throat. 1t /,
- b swallowed raw and will carry dowr
. bone easily and certainly. There i,
enother fnCt touching eggs which it viii