The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-24

eSicd an.l ! cat-faced." This shows wrong
pruning ( :r such trees and want of shade
AID prot ettion during that season. Here
ei mrs il .your work, left by nature for
ven to d. What do you suppose was
m>ani hy adams dressing the garden?
= good gSr'len is something worth dress
ny -steopl only to that of blooming,
rrNc-tinte{ maiden, and should present a
-: 'endid illlegory of her when fully dec
GIFTED IN its spring costume.
.FoItttlior rGIIT.--Much of a farmers
sprcess depends upon his forethought,
ALL tnretsought comes mostly of method
oi rule . work by. Having the reins
well in hanl is thc secret Things are
tuit APT IS be forgos. when they are in the
Iip.b1 Of following Nkch other in orderly
lsf;cecssio.. Did you ever think about
IT, 5t''-i1<ot habit See that christian
.l:Ic Is So from habits of right action and
iiglt tllsking. See that drunkard He
il 50 tro9l habit also, but the reverse.
v hat srcadful tyrant is bad habit, and
u hat :casing companion good habit.
:is goes Trough ali life, whether in the
, liousc. or ~ The field Look to it.
ioC- { l. Try lT.-A farmer planted
sa1ne cahsagcs far out among his grow
irg com, III the missing hills, and found
t:la' thcys only grew we'll but had no
lYoims i":trnnhlc them. He attributed it
~ he fa,a that the little butterflies that
ja> The @s> did not wander into the
o''Tliel :perhap~, not rclishing the idea
q. h. W.i,. rInont IN what seemed an inter
'ciralho lrest, swept by winds and dust
~ far S,l& >hney butterfly weather, to
@ir no- nisg OF a thousand "two edged
+N' rds .b'Al"s) on every hand, turn
mig. lmpl,ns and Snapping in the breeze
~ wit 'i.ot' such easily inundated little
lniercr- among the flowers of the old
.i.uee rr scdgc row.
i NN.Ai'I =. APPLE TEEEs.-A North
torn iarfn'a' ewes his experience that wal
;nnt tr'%. are poisonous to apple trees.
II" PsaHsod an apple orchard near his
young walnut trees, and as the latter
;Ercw " !hc apple trees died out in the
tf7'a noa.'cst to the walnuts, while the
irfma'nios # the orchard continues to
Flourish. He found that the apple could
not >c3nt he winl blowing from the wal
innt trc. I
I, HllI:t \. oNr~.-A Virginia farmer
Ifam@ r;lct more profitable than oats.
6 acEa $ oats planted in the spring. He
I. .lf@o'rrlHh he German milet. That might
lo N y iIsIillla where he could have but
I, 81" q tif two, but down here in Florida
81 '''s'' h. hoth--the cats in the early
ssirn% aifl he millet later in the season.
if'ii 'sc'csn have later still the 'cat-tal or
pearl 1T, and if this is not enough we
I san ha' c!Nol ghum forage and corn fodder
/, 1T he y close of the summer, and all
! thcse WI IL heat the German millct ont of
T sight 4. .oragc crops.
+ ! E'EF:* AND PoTATOES.-The Frat
! !eoord ! has found that celery does adj
irra'',y II out between the hills of Irish
p'tat2eS.s botlf are worked together, but
!, "lon ih":p"tatoes are dug the dirt goes
I e. hi'l u: and bleach the celery. This
| If : very good plan for the North, but in
| tic SoutiH 'he celery planted in August
anl set .''ai III October should be too
large I" CANISTER to potato rows in Feb
fuary OF sIarch.
! tEEN' 4 l)IES'lNG.-Those Will he we'll
dressed. :h' wear the right thing at the
| right t'i@. The example ought to come
! from t|let Educated and refined. We con-
SANITY lar French dressing extolled :;
The rea,c1i is that the French woman, be-
4 lnc Of $norc positive turn of mind, is
| les prong t" the effective and picturesque,
fnI her appearance, therefore, will gen
orally I,qin harmony with her surround
sn@s. Ire bonne. in spotless cap and
npron, gsing to market; the grisette, in
sober oEtrcd but well-made merino, the
| plaiu atrkw bonnet relieved by touch of
! .srimso', { the grande dame, walking to
! snaSs il sher rich but simple black silk,
i 7rimmc:lswith a few yards of Chantilly
/ ronnd :Isc> ami wrists--are all dressed
1 sn retercAct to the hour of the day and
\ the erl4lld they pursue.
i SO l>,s rs immediate business success
I is ccn..tsned that conservatism of the
j farming tclasses which makes them un-
I willing t. try all reasonable experiments
Is most unfortunate. BY looking among
ihe tar.ntrs of any neighborhood it will
BE seer. &la: those who have made money
are the Progressive men who were ready
4 10 try a@T and promising things as they
.wcrc pst4ented. Extreme caution should
bc eyork sed concerning the investment
OF large sums in testing untried theories.
On the sher hand, small ventures in the
line OF agriculture, even if failures, will
cause lsCSsuffering, while the chances are
many tsH returns may be developed many
fines laS.er than the original outlay.
TuE:s faining Of bricks red is effected
by mela = G one ounce Of glue in gallon OF
water, alsen adding piece of alum as large
as an e.s$, cne-hall pound of Venetian red,
and on, Bound of Spanish brown redness