The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-07-27
Agricultural Items,

the brightness of it's color as well as
sweetness Of taste.
Agricultural Items.
Another farmer killed by vicious
bull-R. Ford, of Monticello, Iowa?
Mr.. J. J. Lucas, Stanton, Mich, Is
starting black walnut grove of 800
trees, and counts on valuable timber in
twenty years.
Professor Z. NJ. Shelton says to Kan
sas sheep-keepers: "Leave the 'wrink-
les to those who need to know them,
and the grease to the dealers in cleo
margarine"
There is no cure for broken wind in
horse, but by careful feeding they can be
made very useful The food should be
in condensed form. Washes are ap-
proved. But little hay should be al
lowed, and that little should he wetted.
Water should be gwen sparingly.
The lightning-rod sharks are raiding
Indiana. One gullible person signed a
contract to have building "projected'
"according to the rules oftlle company
and got bill of $247 for the job.
Mr.. Martin Pilgrim, Seward, Neb.,
shuts up his dozen turkeys over night,
and when he let's them out in the morn
ing they start at once for the potato
patch, "and in q short time the last bug
has disappeared"
A COW reared on farm where she is
to remain is more valuable to her owner
than strange COW. She is acclimated.
Gho 10 will, bo lo,1) ,,;%l,
which she must associate She is famil-
lar with the lands from which she OBJ
t;ins her food; and can travel over it
with greater ease than strange COW.
In consequence Of these things she will
yield more milk and be more profitable.
While all official efforts in our country
to promote the growth Of tea are ssh
jected to unthinking and merciless rid
icule, the growth of tea in India, under
British patronage, is steady and PROCESS
i've. Some G, 900 acres more are devoted
to sea gardens every wear; and the crop
of 1881 is estimated at 1000, 600 pounds.
There is no reasonable doubt whatever
that tea can and will be produced in
South Carolina as in India or China, al
lowing for differences in prices Of labor.
flantS FROM Cu(IlnGS.
Cuttings Of plants can be propagated in
water. Fill small bottles with soft water,
put in the cuttings. After removing the
lower leaves be sure to have bud at the
base of the cutting. Hang up the bottle
in a warm place. IF cotton wool is put
around the mouth Of the bottle it will
prevent the water from evaporating SO
fast. Be, sure to keep the bottle full Of
water. After the plants, have rooted;
transplant them in pots or BORDERS:
Oleanders, fuchsias, yerbenAs, ETC., can
be rooted in this manner. This process
is 50 simple that q mere child can sue
grown from cuttings
The Best Way:
The best way to increase the appetite, as
sist digestion, cause the food to- assimiate
properly, and the absorbehts to take up
nonrishment, indice full and regular evacn-
alton, produce easy expectoration, and stop
decay Of the lungs, heart, liver, urinary and
digestive organs and purify the blood, is by
using that Queen of health called DR.. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. Lead
ing physicians recommend it as a true
strengthened sure reviver and perfect health
remover. 1t is composed of harmless yet ef-
fective vegetable tOnics and will not harm
the most delicate being especially adapted to
enfeebled constitutions and infants.
Major George T. Browning of St. Paul,
died of consumption on Wednesday. He
was born in West Union; O., in 1920, and
when voting man went to Cincinnati and
embarked in the mercantile pursuits, subse-
quently continuing them IN Indianapolis
He was highly successful in both cities. In
1861 ne became quartermaster in which
capacity he served for about two years, dur.
ing part of which, time he was OH the staff of
Gen. James H. Ekih.
A physician writes: For all diseases af-
fecting the blood, liver, liver and kidneys,
brain and nervous system, there is no COM
bination prepared for general use more bene.
fetal than DR.. 9uysotts Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla. 1 recommend 1t frequently in
my practice"
Why then remain crabby dyspeptic} and
nervous sufferer? Why not be strong, healthy
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