New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-21
FARM AND GARDEN.
From The Weetly Tribune, Arg"s s,o aVi
I .II''..,,,p,rc rAprY AND GOOD.

VFGFTA Bl ES-EAkLl AND :; ,-o-r
A. ia, North a. this-about i'- che first
torlv. andit is long time before we &c. .av Tins
- 81 the wear. | heard woman say
ru'tS " -. - ,re never should have any.
- ., ,n. ,ar.len 10 eat. ! am very '''
'N'-7 - .,J salt pork and beei' an" ''' ""'''
No-N' .,h,,, relishable IN the Wa' ol ""'
t'r''' 'o' ~ Doubtless she who serves t'n'es
o'usN "-U % her wits end to conlure mp some
- ,1,t,ble for her family; am "nfu any, s az
tin1 p',.| ~ citv Cousins and Old iilcuu'' au a.
de>oe't "a tr,veI.ng her way. all of whom IA =
nee had carry vegetables ana Iu'tS' 20
we laoor,rs % lnOsl desperate. II u'" W." Gov
i,I.,.n the lthors Ol his VIE. 10 maxi % g" -
ht"'o" - GOOD fable and entertain ms u 'cn'iis
- focflirv ict him GIVE her the uuSpelN 49,"
sf,.fart.on Of knowing thal sne ua' - 80 l.-f
v-.l:1les each IN IT'S season HnN a'' 81 er,cs
II !. moi enough for him 20 Buy gro. 'L'.'
.,a pl,utN OF butehrts meat am" lIr" ~ ye,,.t,
himself upon being good prov '"e.. - ,o,s,7 and
lis ana the fruits OF the aedSV" o. 49, .,I 1..lr-
iaI ~ uroduce the most wiolr'"h' "H" -
ahie diet Probably more attention. - l, n.,s
",r,.en.uc THAN formerly AFTER tle sPI.uN ~, ..I
S..f -nl warmed the earth. ana hl '', 90 wa.
I'm. ltf the bottled ~ stem. 10 luihi>" 'u "' ''
tEe r,Ily months. reua.us TO be appitci"'ru
When gathering spinach. bee'-G'e'n' w IT,
let,r, O. from tie hotbed IN early sorinr oiten
think. Why DON'T our farmers raise ea'4y |'-'T
Gas nnder glass " They have the heating
,.,,cr,,i on hand. and not unfrequentiy they have
enougb loose lumber around the premises To con
..rct hotbe,, and a. glazed sash is not expensive
,b. outlay would be- mere trliie compared WIN
,1 i,.rovernrnt m their bill Of fare. nave seen
,,.ta nj a farmer send 10 market, miles distant,
Tor lettuce which hcg family ana sue''' ,O'l,,n'
with ay!4lty although q niue "ld' =. 49,,
rtopIc iu the -prnE TOT esculehl' OF 'n. - ~
,,.der,te degree OF energy on the p"il OF ma
,-,,,ar would enable her TO raise her OVID e'lu0T
lyen the resident Of village thtt u'> 10 tt-,,''
,,bo has no resources from a iaIln. Wl-It
So eron.-b I'M hi. butchers bill I'D one season 10
r,a, for the cnnstruD non OF hotDeds lh M"" 'V.t
h.. raiscI most appetHng NHh'' '9a, ,
m-asu' ably sJpp'aut the eAGeSl use u" ii,.I.
rrovc an agreeable a10 heaitulul change y 1900
tiudy Of TIE subject 10 learn lua' "iIei,
BE. require dii,eront treatment VII ne nee
tI1t raT!isheS ans beet~, for instance WIN inc
si~bes on rs for rttuce Will have great top hnt h"'
lottou growth. Ctc etc. ana tbal 'u'u'Lp'tS
st.rf.7 llrr class Gect, TO have the So b removed
vbpu they Will -ad anu I'll inc he" .ha 'iI
Ger a.. stiles. bearing great quantities OIL theE
fruit al au early period.
II rsl1ires much time and care to cook 'eseta-
lles well. but no woman with the l1udaole anbi-
tion of a bousekeeuer OF a h-stess cares for that
she demands supplies, and gives herself. If need ue
o. the cooking. And here let ne say l ,e al
TRIBUNE recipe for coo4iag spinach. 1t Is unnec-
e.sary. however. to chop It, or put u through
colaDaer when boiled. When drained and drying ID
of In the stewpot use a a knife ana fork to cut aud
Stir H. then adj the Cressing-yolk al ege. butter
AM cream simmer until II tLcken@, ana ''rN'
lct Add vinegar III tAe table. X i"1''. '"' "S
uSuaI.v served. are aot the best OF all dishes. ou'
,,e cooh cl exactly 10 ones taste sufp~s a OUTFITS
tuo1.h water 0Hl, should Dee used u Dol tie peas
fender When dry, add rich mix aud peuN "I
buffer ser them on the back OF the stove 20 sumner
-, ~ Ocean Minutes which brin4s this dressing
4, creamy COI-I>tencc. season Wlih s1Ii an"
,s.r,.r and serve al the table ln separate olshr,
y, s,n ~noou~ no matter what fashion dictates
about eating peas with fork. Ma D has be'
SAID m favor of Bliss American Wonder pul
none too much. IL sufficient uta see 10 ha'
tlr,e peas eaten 40 our table tor ire ChaWhioh on
England. and the question -kcd how they coma
le nr,ng' { on for Use 20 early. They mathfe THIS
yelr quite 10 soon as Landreth Extra Larry are
much better and far moro productive.
We have bad much satisfaction. also. IN the new
apaper white" lettuce fully iustifylng, as II does
tbe se-csnans description. The leaf Is much CURED,
very crisp and tender. and when tran-p.-n'ed from
hot,ed to garden grows to an enormous size Be
fore il begins to run up for seed. haii-busLel
measure scarcely single plant, as It ILLS Il en-
+irelv fuu One who has not used this salad and
has NOT had reas and spinach cooked As above. has
missed some ri the highest enloNmeuls Oh veg t"Dic
eating I'm TINS locality tue ttn OIL july u cary 10
relr pOdtpes but they may Just IS Wei Oe M. iO'
nse tNy weeks earlier. IN the follow IL WaY nave
tne potato ground spaded thoroughly n the lai'.
mn take ADVANTAGE OF the dry weather that
scarcely tails TO come IN April sonnet we nave
0ulfe a drouthl ami plant at thar time. Disturb
tDe ground as little possible; make hoieS Just
large enuu gh for the seed poi alto and good dry III
recovering OF fine. weii-deCayed Mature. anu 40
mater # cold weather comes after that aud tine soil
above freezes the potatoes and thelr CroW ~ SHOOTS
are safe / DO lot know exactly how Pat cuts the
se-d he assures me that may trust an freshman 10
raise potatoes. and am satisfied II having them
very early.-.J. l.. j. Vernon, y. l.