Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

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SEAsoNABlE FARM NOTES,
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HoRs.s hate solitude. and are made
savage by bsing kept alone. ms
BRrrnrua stook .Am,ld h KENT nm -
the fnI1 meas,te ~ fha;r natural v{Snr,
Sit never f3rned bex6ndT 4.
a HORSE aPPreciates q comiortaDle NJ
10y harness as wen - ne does Q proper
iy-ntteu snoo.
Now IL the time to carefully feed and
tend your Young cocksin order that they
may be well developed, and in good con-
dataon before cold weather sets in.
WHxx the pou1tcSer discovers the an.
peafanCe 81 disease Ia ia Aock. lie must
make m effort Is stop il al once. and not
leavc them to their fate.
A BOX in which q trio of ~full-grcwn
fowls Iii confined for 4 few DAYS Journey
need not be larger than twenty inches
wide by eighteen inches high and deep.
Look out for the weeds at the end Of
the rows and around the out-buildincs.
fence n and sink-spout, and NOV
them before they 20 to seed.
apo ~ or,non;. ~ -.
orort II ~star snr;ntiad ovorv otbar ~
over plants viii canse lice t. a;s.nnso.
and NOT ;n;ure the nlants
an o:o aaliy man havlng
90 e. a-aw "A tic ~otarv r-ort;an 80 ~ ~
crcam vithnnt di.tnrh;ng fha ra.t, a. i
+ this rraterv ~no.tion 1h;ch hosor.a.
h;ttsr and n;Ssrs ! hi+tar &C., L. ~
b,,ttar ~ VIC
60
CoHS J, e1cenens Q 1or horses 70
Wosk on pns 4 Q ior last IRVING: A
M sDo as = no5se sess 9sso 10 eatine cosn
.nele ~ NO uunBeE " aus any
1n..a . arr Inree or
49, - 49, a.. - ~ ~ 'nouAu
l 80
MUCK is cooling to the soil In summer,
and warming in the winter. it collects
moisture aha fetains It; it acerates the
earth; is q reservoir OF ammonia and
pther elements q plant food, not the
ieasto whi6h are lie crufnbling shells and
fragments OF ~petriications.
GAS lime, when it can be obtained for
the trouble OF drawing it away, is worth
AL II costs. II snouia not Ok used fresh,
Put put IN resdy sor spreading on
q u IN the spring. In ewmonths
the injurious gases escape, and 1t be-
comes o mixture OF various compounds
OF Ime.
CucUMDERs may drop from the vines
on account OF too much moisture, o. too
much sap from q rank growth when
grown on rich soil. Sandy land is best
for them. TO prevent too much mois-
ture raise the hill, IKE a mound, 81 that
the roots will be above the level Of the
surface, and will be well drained. Plas-
oef Is q goou ieftAlher and Keeps OH In
sec.s' -.
I. If there snoui bea wool famine with
IN 2 year or TWO there would be nothing
N the TACT that would surprise some Of
. prlncipai authorlt,es upon o mat
Iers; not mas carried on many sheep IL
England ana on continent. and 1t Is
said, that sheep are IN numbers lar be-
low the average. IL may be that the
American wool-grower is at last about to
INC MS reward ior having chung patiently
20 MS sheep through the long period Of
low prices. 4G l
TIE Michiuan Farmer recommends
tha FOLLOWING treatment fnr fn,no.s ~,
horses cansed ~ strikjur +ba,a, mi
off the hair over the Injured mart and an.
Div this ointment: Bin. iodide - mar.
cury. . part: lard. eight narts. mi,
we'll together rub the sweli;nr veil With
the ointment. tie the head M - h.
cannot NIB Il into the yves Khe nert
dav dress the mart With lard a.ter cleans
ins with %castiIe soan and v.ts, rsnas,
the dreasinc eyerv other dsv e., -
Or ten DAYS, then atplx ia o;ntment
Arain In the sarnn iaa3,i,er.
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DEE use -af8e guarantees o. water
curing ny, no. eaNne 70 Keep combs
rom meising down ana 1or the young
DIooa. Deess hie ie governed by the
mount Oh work y does. II It has 70
garry WAFER Q long instance, 1t makes Its