Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-05-21
FARM AND PRESIDE.

copperas in them. A few grains will drive
them away
! If your horse is troubled with scratches, :.
mix up little satpeter and lard and put
upon the sore part, renewed daily until
cured Keep clean by using CASTLE. soap.
| Professor Dapa says cow will make
about seventy pounds of manure day, or
| twelve tons year. This includes both -
solid ard liquid, and is worth from 81 to y ~
| So ton.
It is generally conceded that sweet cor
makes the most and best relished Todd
| for cows. The first seed costs more, I
nothing in proportion to the benefit to
dairy. ~
| If there if any truth in the followir
] is important: A statement comes
South America that singular prop
tomato leaves has been discovered
fruit grower Having cut down 81
| mato vines, he used them
around his peach trees. He sOOr-
cred that the curcuo, which wa q
: ing his fruit, had abandoned the
rounded by the tomato vines.
| up this accidental discovery, t.
| of tomato vines proved per
ton, not only against the
| other nOxiouS insects.
The American Cultivate
! be comparatively slow or
a COW in five minutes, VIII
| hand, ten minutes might
operation in milking
son whose hand is at al
touch will, if he forces
| the end of the teat fas
! cape. find the milk ru T.
| time the COW showing 70
! be one of pain Alw
| operation shall be al -
docile animal, afford avs
careful emptyng Of = aeasaI
tents Where care ing h
rule in this particul fnI
come the coming o. and 80.
proach OF friend ar. tba
the min
Drown sugar, VI
| pound ana nalf - N One ponnz
pint OF molasse II pound
soda, three poun' Of fonr =.
OF currants, half - half tah1
nu1megs, cinna' ,, IS Of raisins
| suit the taste; a pound ~ /
to cream, bea non, clovas
arate; add the 'tir tho bnt, ane
ter, then the " che whites snl,
molosses, then yolks to tba gu. aug
LAYERS lsUI as YOU %, Dive the W. .o, currants
bake 1t in: ! warm w..s IN twI
| put the cas4, %, lay !. the
aks sonr - ha.s IN the
WET Al
iano wnen m
full as whe - DRY PLowrNa -D|
rience ~ 'orV dry is nearly q.
clay IS ar nth - - very wet. But NV
lana "ne inn noavy clay or land in
and SUBS nlo,.e o,eant constituent
Jumps souent -. oiy breaks up Id
| u no' IT.. talns do not disso1nl
| an' 'o g suit.h, opAnion chat there ie
the s plo than when i IT. haa for pillow
| 'no pio the fr ~ mas enough noisl
"nu W, with Nv 70 TALL loosely II
| ], lumps appearance Of pack1
! tn
noio EDA1Rv
| Itw ,thaa A4Af STANDS in need ~
neal onld -, Mechanical milkino, r. .oSni
cess ~ Iuaa reduce the expenses " 'machir|
it, Of woman IA, and take from it t tna Z
- N Ten cows to 49, care That now BURDEN
g. ,e IT, tn that being as na uner ;. is now thd
" - Gan thoroughly mill :, 90 the aVeragd
1t III, s soss 20 the dairy is wan. ~ nour. Thd
|. ork Tor these men ~. want OF profitable
| NO men can 80, oeSween milkino . \
men can milk. aS many COWS al to-
OxGAr,
color-oi1,. ox's oau r,;,,
full Of ,.1, 'otton, o.. woo1on ~ SOU any
ia e,a. pu1 into a oaI,or 80 o spoon
a,a sunlclent for t, 70 ~, s"llon OF warm water
hon,.. excellent for ra,.:, purpose. Gall is
th tho and aftor ~. OUT spots from
"a he hey ook bout as soos 1elne washed in it
IN IS, W thoror ob11 as eood as new. 1t must
/ che upon t. A9niy stirred into water 49, u'1
X 'n Aftor e cloth. It ia nsea wa.er' and put
de- W. 10 "oAAo Uo washed in