The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-06-15

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LUCK In farming does not follow tie
lazy fellow. 49,, -
Peas should be planted asep-as lea.
four inches. .,,. n. 20 - =. .f..- azs rrs
Dos'r sell 10 the butcher the best
calves or lambs- 9 Glq> - II
NEITHER foxtail NOR quack grass
should get foothold IN the garden. oTl
The strainer will not take the essence
of dirt, or the flavor of bad odors from
milk glsaal -f
The dairy interests Of Illinois, Iowa
and Wisconsin have increased 60 per
cent. during the past ten years, while
tho increase IN New York has been but
per cent. .sTAE ,sa8gErT aoh'
au.lrstMU ifl ase,'-i .r1r..A
WHEN the idle ones of the cities think
Of going farminglet them recoliect there
arc no easy seats on the farm, but hon.
est application Of the muscle, directed
by brains. ssftal 1lfftr s.
DynISs' the past twelve years 20, $50
neaa :" onOr'1horn, ca'''e nave oeen
The aggregate of the sales was o., $685.
576, an average of nearly $277 per head.
A New YoEK dairyman cautions the
"AAerS VI p"''er ana coeese against
so"S'snine 'nese ar'ic'es 70 rtesponsi-
que par''eS' nc iaVorS caSh saies' even
/" 'noy are in''oe ~ lower prices la {
CIVILIZATION cannot advance without
the prosperity OF its handmade agrictllt-
ure. And agriculture cannot advance
without the continual effort to make
science aid itin all OF It's departments.
CoRS il the basiA OF ths butter prod
"c., ana oass, barley ryes on-oAke meal
anu ,niii ieeo are ilenseners ana now
regulators. trn lame my and, cornstadkS
OF cukup corn iozm tne on'ef1 coarse
iouoei'
THE officers Of the Michiguut Agricult-
ural College make very favorable re-
port on the use OF enailase. Less than
per cent. OF II was injured In the silo.
AL kinds OF stock led ON 1t did remark
ably well. l.S.s t-g - .-.a ~ {.
SEED corn'oye ono year old is uncer-
tam and mot reliable, no matter how
saieiy IL mas peen Kept omon seed,
a'so over ONE year ola Isnouid never be
used. Dut caDpage SEED is saIe when
Two OK shiee years oid. 'tg
NEVER put q ring through the gristle
OF pigs nose, but through the parti-
.,oh oe'~een .ns a as rings are put
'ne noses o. oels.1 mere ~ tnen little
VI ~ oP4ns - - 'F's' W no' 'e'r oo' anu
'"e Pigs SAnior' hAesosrso1H 4" a
PRor. WARD. of the Kansas Apricult-
ural College. advises farmers to cooper
ate in the ownership Of thorouShbred
breeding stock, IN the use of improved
implements. in the. destruotion Of nor.
ions weeds and making better roads. .'ia
r, fub;n... ~, S;,.s,a...,s. -
kind of ra<1iah intn Oalifory,ia that nh,
So. . ,or,.-l.,,,a .;uo - ~, -.
- ouoo;r.au. ~. :, Az G.. -
~:-~~sr. o.. - o - .. :
c;rcrr,feranca and vo;s,h A,,,,. ,,o,,,,5.
,aft.y .I,.ggsFngEflt Z
IN INC n,"haeennen' Oh nVe s'ock II if
oo',ei anu eAes. :" give ~a'er oeiore
'e .n',n a,'oi. u INC ia''er case
'ao iooa 40 i'Aoie W w wasneo OUT Oh tne
''ol'Aon piea'na'ureiy, "nne IN an I'M
Pcriec'iy uisessed ssase, ana thus coca
s'oh in'es'lnA Hri''1'on ana disease.
A coRnEsroNDENr OF the Rurat Ne,t
Yorker says: (" Ihsve saved my seed
beans for the last two years from the
weevil by Smelling out the seed and put
ting 1t In empty baking-powder CAM
along witn smah biss Of gum camphor
Before eed this remedy l lost nearly
all the seed 4 'taved but since then
have had no troubie. Three pieces thu
a.. :. a. Lo..~Ss ~ p.
.,,a LA. J "n5 ~ Nv" " ' p on' -, :
.". Ell .,'as Wv
cans vsrS hsnS ',5 "a nR ;a,,. ;pu"1e S,e
kce,;no sood. - ~
LIE Ihgiisn hockmaster has settlet
Two points In BRITISH experience First
that mutton is more proftable thai
wool, and, second, that among Englisl
mutton-consumers there is decidet
preference for down or black-faced NUT
ton. Tender, juicy aesh, with. fin
grain and rich flavor, ripe and yet car
rying plenty of lean meat, is that which
suits the English market. A combina
tion Of these qualities is found to mos
perfection In nome n, ,,of ,oof the black or orav