The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-19
NEW SERIES: 81, u VIII IN s8l|55.

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do rot nasptnxe neslt' With ~ vsa1 ~
reassI, ffhpl, II . ~ fuund e ~ -
|shss ! masorious xuimxi w1snUugpU0l-
gres wa jds W IKE is hot Ill 81 tsaas-
,ait. hia j Il y assit N % biz proesy,J ~ -
IS ID ii psdiRrss. 81 thcae6 dsis q II -
II ood snd viii proba6lly s3 cls3 sks
dsfsS6 III III progeny. II aGtkef sordn.
the gob blb6d wilI cnre IL feknpD feksDs pss; - u i
defectA n fpSsssita. kasS sea fsaATd
Tsssa ANA ahfabs newly piaatsa 0ssht
TO have Ne soil dished out sbo1t de-,
or apesss ~ Il plasSsd ina larny bdsia Of
earth.s Yhis enables the raiss toarun -
ward shastsinI or trunk of thstrssy.whsrs
moistafsia most prsfsrabls. isA I
Colas av RAtHxRsV When. the Iground
is too' oS9ld toiwork mp for any pqfposs.
prepata.isnsl can always 90 o. fof prog
pective work about the farm and garden.
Pea sfiesxs or brush can be brought and
put ip Vlaee, bean poles ont and prepared,
straw, may BE gathered and scsftS tSfed in
the stalfb iots ana stables, sHpsy Dihs
may Did; cleared Of wsevils, old barfels
may pc cleared Of salt, lard Or syrup by
hot wAsesl and soap with thorough findng
after sketough soaking, and nu1,stU6s
other. things b thrifty farmer can think
up fof ths occasion. p~ss'' s' 'ls.i'''asis
AM xtsElLsnr mixture for destroying
the gssau fly, thrip and meslylbsg i coma
posed ea enc gill kerosene, two pounds
whal6 oss!|soap, one pound tobscco porsPs
and eighty gallons water. This il strong
enough sdr insects, and suflloiently dilpted
to prosfut injury to plants. al.a,sg e.l. -
Tag skin duck ID nessly - .lsrgs - n
goose, i entirely white, and can b kept
in small enclosures with only . trough 70
bathe hd They, grow rapidly, furnish
fine .se&thers, and are excellent for The
! tables They are also good layers, good
sittsrs and careful motherA 81.
Black WALSUE--A Canada farmer
says nl: ck walnut will grow over twenty
inches ;iA diameter in thirty years, and
FROM thence argues the reproduction m
that .ins of the destroyed forests, Ae In
! the SoEth it viii do batter than that on
our Eaanock lands For all purposes of
furnituss we can produce il in twenty
years, ina forest of this valuable wood
twenty years from today viii be for
tune TO we owner. 'nrs s.as saai,a
THERsiis more loss in storing potatoes
than.in storing any other crop. Barring
all wastes from rot, there Is >, lheavy
shrinasge both in quantity and weight. A
bin potding 100 bushels win shrink in
size heAf'y one-tenth. besides . greater
loss inwsight. A bushel basket fall that
viii weigh fully sixty pounds in October,
wheA taken from the soil, will not weigh
SO sDsach after being stored in the cellar.
F1RgD Or BuRNr.--Crops over-fertil-
lied, that is, grain or grasses, are said 70
fire when the lower blades turn yellow !;
this snAy result from too much, lime or
heating matter in fertilizers. The remedy
is tdfYed the soil with humus or yegeta-
BILE pstter. Nature, does this to perfsc-
tioniwaen she enriches the soil with forests,
and raan can do itwith with grass, weeds
and toa vines. 1e % sbeawgsfd .,,ii
Tas Lily of the Valley is quite hardy
in asl parts. of the country, but likes, .
cool rAther than. q warm exposure, and if
possahae.it should have Ea littla shade.
Materially itigrows among shrabs and low
trees, from which it receives some shade
and khelter, and in planting it We should,
if possible, give it . location imitsting its
natural site. In preparing d Bad fer it,
if thblmatersal were at. hand, We should
mix some leaf mold with the soil, but It
ususaIy succeeds on moist soils without
special PreparatiOn. ,liza sdI ,s,s.s
Pask VS.. CoRs.-Is is estimated shAs .
busFst pf corn should producsltsn pouhds
of pork which is more than do6bknE fhe
valqs of the corn by changing i tito pdfk,
but 'tStter things are ID bs 'considsrsd.
Gooa breed, good weather and good dS0fn.
HALF rotten corn win fail, and ~ vim
comaSoh hogs, while both VIII fbli mort
if tts togs are not properly stalled, md
made clean and comfortable, with plenty
| of al syan water. eai 'S gt4s1 81
T. .siTs3efs' ~ asls rsfs n ~ <e t4shn,.,
TAH proper time 70 manure strsxbSr-
riss md other small fruits is in the fsll,
which allows time for the soluble portions
to bs isached out and downwasde into the
sell 1pE plant food in spring. Tks ma
nurs Apo saords protscsicn agsin9t fnstut.
Asehsap drinking fountain fov fsalery
may s made BY asipg aiscerdad 81 iFpit
Gang Gut ahcle sboat half IN isoh inlism-
eter.n thsaedge Of che rin .nsar ~ opsSn-
| ing made % sxtrsct the former eo1s1sts,
and tksn fll tie Gao Win siith Z; 49, ,lx in-
vsrts6vera ! ssaosE. The prsesass ofsths
atmlhery wi1l i, sP,relvllest N ~ ~ VA Nstsf tpm
aowiag our fastsr than it q nSsds i i
| FsR1cn Gonanaa. 49, me- thsliss sre s1sp n
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