The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-30
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Nov, public cocoonery, Ca SILK
society," is 8 cheap and charming
start in the direction Of CO: opera
ton, What will a coeoonery do &?
Well, suppose that, at. a cost of IS
each. it has stanght two hundred
members silk culture. Ia not.that
cheap? But, the children Of
many of the members haze learn:
ed also. ~. ~..| %-..s .a[~, y
But, sec, what. an advantage to
start the next, year, knowiug how,
and with your trees ready
mean your private trees. <.s@=
But, is:this all /? BIZ 30 means.
Your society has raised enough
eggs tlom the cocoonery tossup-
ply every membeE with,sli heaor
she needs, TO- 60 into the business
Of silk culture on private account.
And this wi L be worth more to
You than all your investme ent in
the society E2Es52 @GSEE
=: But there is your farm yet and
the mulberry streesqof'the future.
IF you have set out 5000 to s, 900
Trees, you are going to sell a great
many from cuttings, in. two; or
three years. for more than enough
to pay for .yonr:z farm: aud, all
your iD7esCm ents. & ~
,ssa''Phen,; IL = J. you = sill buy fiature
and set-up reeling ay our-omn silk,
buying your own cocoons. Then,
maybe yousawiH bave q silk man
ufaesory: 1t takes. far less Than
you would nk.-Yon~haEe been
so gWell paid ;SIshe cornaueity has
been n SO much p delighted sand2in-
spirited, :sthasa. .yonsind youraspi-
'fasions for progress, p 81 !, wonderfully. y
quiekened. = s,iss4al5,.~.. y sss.!:.
+ ~ advise no: individual to by.
oyer four or FIVE acressof mulberry:
ire mtreees--,e9n1o'iugR e 70: sto: plant that many
acres; sayes1,20Os: to=1, ,50O.o The.
secret of success is not in q few
large ventures, but ins many small:
ones; Because,y you can't we'll
command the labor to pick the:
leaves; and have the cleanliness
necessary, where 2 large Vol ture
Gis a7undertaksn.s OF course. 1T is
easy in y society cccoopery.; but,
few families are large cneagtl, aof
and 10 Themselves, 70 ,handIe: . vel.
IS aeressa:and tsadrises 90 IN ore in:
private families. Don't ly the.
osage orange aud expert money re-
suits, nor the Morus multicaulis;
Yoa-caa-Eaise~ ~geed-'s 'ser,cer eggs
from the Usage oraugss 5ors the
Morus multicaalis:# B g
.sssBate / warn every one against
hoping For any success. in busi-
ness 2 s poiat:oE:yiew,s7 in the :use OF
theaosage aoraege. The difficulty
liz securing Sufficient leaves. By
reason oGsthornssi thesdangers of
the succulent leaf, at the late
stages OF stbes silk worm, aside
from any mooted' points on This
food, ought prevent anyone
using the Usage orange, except to
leQrna ons The food answers for d
year, as food, while you learn
silkt-cuhsure, uhs and <untilc your mal:
berry trees, can be used but I
think The great authorities will
agree that, except as a diDer'sion,
silk.cuitusea on osage orange, will
prove d failure. "
Having a newspaper, you can
soon construct an organization ;
and as newspapers are the best
pioneers ofaprogress and the con.
ven:ional vehicle to promulgate
new things, they are about the
best exponents of new thoughts
and best methods. You can soon
mold public: sentiment. There,
fore call a public meeting next
issue. Start; it's great thing to
begin and you will soon have
twenty members. o.. 1872 .-sa. .
I rejoice at Jour determination.
Silk culture is irrepresslble. The
ladies embrace it as if by Intuition
and as if by an -ungovernable im-
pulse and some mysterious man
date. They will make it succeed,
if no man ever touch it. Begin,
and you'll have scores of the most
cultured and beautiful ladies, for
your coadjutors, in very short
time. --....--... .,.... 49, ...
If a cocoonery (public) be start
ed, experts Gun be procured t. be
ou/ hand at the most needed time
or through the whole season. No
| one need infer from, this, that silk