The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-31
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well with inr ard lid nut ihinrc The
trees. Cor Nem Fork T,,tnn,
R,r rnn MsSrnk. Until tho IVES,
has become more thickly populated
than u ii u present. and lallI rensr'
pncnily more valuable, there will hc
Int little efIort made toward naanrinc
the soil n N u DONE in The Eastern
HlAtr~. In fArt, our soil ,lucs ~, III.
qnirc constant stimulating. N given al
occasional rest hut constant cropping
does cause decrease In the salie III
crops grown. WI know III no VA, iii
which soil that has been over cropped
can liz sooner or moro chcarls rrc,,'
pcratcd than by giving II a crop u rye
In tho fall. mud then blowing il under
In the spring. In this way, III tin spring
should I've unfavorahlc Or any accident
happen whereby tho plans Tor blowing
cannot bc carried oni. tho rsr will
make \ crop valuable i'll itself. This
rye mannring" w becoming quite
popular. and we believe il IL II good
thing ~ invest In. During m orcn
winter II will afford II great deal u
pasture, and thus return mere thin its
cost. bc,idcs making crop III grain, II
desired -~~ Chicago Tribune.
Coron IN A MoasE.---1 have u horse
that has Ind very had cough for scy.
crAl months. n N only occasionally
TINT hc coughs. but when hc does II
seems ~ be- very straining. | ,lo not
think his condition In m good ~ N
ought ~ hc with tho treatment l rive
him. His hnir looks rough. II may hc
his lungs. He eals heartily. aud l
think he coughs more when he III eat.
ing than at any other time. W, u. Is.
n. Your horse IN troubled with !
chronic cough. mud, when such i cough
occurs after eating, thu seat of thu dis.
easc II evidently ~ the substance of the
lungs. Tho Atomacl,, d,r,cndrl with
food, presses up The diaphragm upon
tho lungs. in thc violent etlurl to dis.
charge their function, irritation in pro.
dnced, and the net III coughing II tho
consequences. uiye Tablespoonful III
tho following twice u day Tor thlee
weeks: barhadoes tar, IL ounces; dig.
itMlis, ! ounce; Hal nitrc, = ounces |;
linctnrc III hclladonnM, i slracl,ms; mix
htir slightly when using. lsnb tho
throat once 4 day, unles. II IL pretty
we'll blistered, with the following Hpir.
IT. ri turpcntinc, 4 ounces; raw linseca
oil, u ounces: aqua ammonia, y draehms |;
powdered cAnthAriden. l ounce. Mix.
Country Gentleman.
How To BAyE CLosEn HKEp. = One
ol our host clovcr.sccd savers IN Just
NJ our elbow, and he says: TELL lhcm
the second crop Ii fur Tho sead, and
In really III for no other purpose, M IL
Halivatcs the stock fed on IL that thu boat
time ~ cnt Tor seed III Il very nice point
10 determine. IL should bc cnt when q
majority III The heads turn brown, aud
before any begin 10 shed on tho little
seed pods, each VI which contains d
seed. Cut thc second crop ii clover
Just ~ though II were for hay, rake II
into windrowA, aud let II liz and take
ono Or two showers; and put Into very
small cocks while damp, about onr good
pitchforkful Ia place. and when II ii
dry put Into stacks anil cap with some.
thing that Will turn water; or what Ia
still better, II yon have shed or barn,
put u there and let u remain until you
GIT ! hnllef " take II out for you
There arc hnllcrS enough now In ths
Btatc " hull oil the seed needed fol
homo nsc, and tho owners III thu hmllcrs
are willing and anxious 10 u 70 ANY
section where work can liz had. Lot
our formers sAvc all tho clover seed
they can, and thus help 70 make thoua
ands II dollars for thc State, now mcnl
ont eAch year Tor clover seed 10 sow.
Rural Sun.
American AMd EmxllSh Farm Machla~ry
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