The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-11

witch works from sixty n seventy. sheayes per
hour and that can bo adapted alike 10 wheat
barley, oats, gluycf, &c " ~ y WAN auPPhV'
t0 Tho small farmers NJ the east NJ France
Excluding towns aud roads there are about
600 100 acres vi land In Crest lliltain Mme
dian tOi 90 OOD acres are owned 10y IOO persulri |
aud 900 peers hold l3oOy@ aeiGs npout "a
therefore, not transferable Without serious diIh'
GUILTY. -. ...,.,.,.,o
Rochester lrm uses many hundreds OF screws 80
mali that the thread cannot be distinguished
by the naked eye and the shoulder can hardy
be seen. They cost " ana VI gross, nnu u
man can take $40 worth INTO ms mouth y! , NV
George Il. Rice, living near Farmer VILLAGE
" y, has y ar tree two feet III diameter, hnu
| forty feet high. II bears from Ten 10 twenty
bushels Of fine fruit every year, ana Is rSnlath'
| ABBY hardy and sure. II Is Seeding ana Sixty
'" At the great fish.hatchng establishment of
| Sir James Gordon Maitland, OF HOMEGROWN
| scotland the trays are made OF wood chaireu
on the inside instead of slate, glass, or other
! material Out of I0s0I fish eggs iurnished 10
this establishment only fifty failed to hatch.
| The oleOmargarine factories OF New oIk nav ,
| A producing capacity of 10000, % POUNDS M
nuully, while the production OF dairy putter IN
| the state is only III, 000OtO ,.,,
| few sprigs of cedar branches tor leaves
| ave a strong tendency TO drive oil insects from
| he nests of hens.- Mix them among the mate
| rails composing the nests, and they VIII GER
| tainly do no harm, while they may DO Ihuch
In n list of ninety-six failures which occurred
during the past week, II was shown that the
| proportion among dealers in produce ana pro
v sions has more than doubled.
- -, rtsmen along the Hudson are trying 70 re,
| I'VE Inc use OF the hawk in hunting ana nave
| offered fabulous prices for eggs Men along lhS
| -usouphanua valley are said to have secured
| siG apiece for some which they obtained by
| letting themselves over the si6 &c of II Gill.
| soda, which is now imported at u cost OF So 10
| sC5 can be taken from the soda lake oil Nyom.
ing and placed in eastern markets at Il cost moi
| exceeding S.5 per ton. The Wyoming soda is
chemically plirer than the imported, aud prac-
| Licully ineXhaustable ., am
| Our trade with China amounts to over 81 600,
| O GA year What if the Chinese should take II
into their heads that If they are uniit 10 i've III
America they are also unfit to trade with Amer
leans? A.,
The Canadian government has removed the
duty of ~ per cenLimposed upon poultry import
| ed into the Dominion, provided u certiii"ate ac-
companies the birds stating that they aie thor
0ughbrcds The action is taken TO aid III the
improvement of the breeds of fowls Ill Cal-
aOu. ;,l
| An agricultural and industrial company, with
limited liability, las just been formed III Bom,
bay, under influential auspices, the principal
| scale of cocoanut sugar-cane and cinchona III
| Travancore, where the soil is peculiarly adapted
for the purpose. The shares are nearly all taken
up. .o ,,o,,s
The cotton crop of the south yields two pounds
of seed for every single pound of lint cotton, so
that last year there were 3,uOO,0 tons OF SEED,
every ton of which would yield IS gallons OF IL,
The product of oil, therefore, amounted 10 one
hundred millions of gallons.