The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-05-23
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Wet lands should not be ployed
deep until they. have been sthefOnghly
drained.
Water in which a bit of soda has
been dissolved is the best solution with
which to clean painted plastered walls.
DIR. SturteEahtl says that potash.
whether in theIshape ofwoodL ashest or
in the form of sulphate or muriate, is
special fertilizer for melons.
3 Charcoal should be fed hogs and
poultry. Experiment has demonstrated
that the. same amount of feed lwin pro-
-duce far greater amount of flesh. and
fat when fed with plenty Of charcoal
Cincinndti Times. II " -
None of the etnberous-rootedgr grasses.
like timothy, are suitable to permanent
pastures. % They e an onOtl stand close
cropping nor constant tramping. Past
ure grasses must be Ihbrouss and odeep-
rooted varieties CAicago JoHyTlahQIl OF
DAT Meal Gems:- One beaten egg.
one cup of sweet milk, one cup, of cold
Oatmeal pudding, beat all together,
ada half q teaspoonful Of soda, and one
and oneihalf cups Of -four. This guam
tity will ill the gem pane Does mot
hurt some dyspeptics-1 n The sHoHseAotd-
"A pretty tidy is made by sembroid-
ering a spray of flowers or a bird on o
small square of SATIN then put band
of satin around this; have It. Of q con-
trasting color; then another Band nout-
side of this, and finish with fringe. IL
the. satin is of q bright c0lorsand Of
good quality, it needs no other decora-
tion.-N r Post. rs,s.,,,.- .-..s77a
Top dressing, unless with very fine
manure, is Of dotbtfuf advantage with
the clover plant. The clover Is easily
smothered by anything covering q its
leaves. lit may, 4 however, pay II the
clover is to be turned under early fol
a corn or potato cropst this season The
best time to manure is -beforevthe seed is
sown. A very light top dressing .ther
will secure q heavy growth. ~. ...,-,-,1
The value of wood ashes as. q. fer
tilizer Is too little appreciated: They
contain in varying foportiens tfie vail
nable mineral properties needed by
plants They are. especially valuable
for orchards in bearing, having an as
vet unexplained effect In perfecting the
fruit. g 1t Is better 10 give a light dress
ing of any potash manure every year
than to give large doses at any one
time.TYM. Y; TiDseso .1r31 yGibaEIs ,5ii
Z ---INNAclA Ptcs Wh4tSh l9lPlC1DAACA 1hy
many people to graPe pie. is made OF
one cup of crackers, rolled very, fne,
/, one cup Of cold water, the Juice and
rind of one lemon one cup of raisins
. stoned and chopped very tine, and one
heaping teaqppful of sugar. Beat these
thoroughly together, and add one egg
the last thing, Bake with q thin upper
and under crust ;yrnb' the top crust with
the white of an segg or with q little
milk with sugar dissolved in it; bakesin
q moderate oven, bat brown 1.-THE pie by
setting il on the shelf in the qEen,T
Boston Post AZ NO.. rssrrs I'd. floi slrc
| Those who have been pestered to
death by the fffepressible dandelion on
Z stheirtla&ns may now take heart The
pest zHiH trouble them omore Eastern
narkets have begun to ntihze them for
. green's. so gardeners will ccultiyate them
! for sale. The plant having thus, become
useful, The bugs WIN cut it OF above the
GROUND the gTubs win saw its roots in
twoyathesan will parch it to death, the
rains will drown it, ont, the wind win
thrash it to,strips, and boys win dig it
! out and steal it, Thus the dapdelion,
which has been the first of weeds to
coax its way into human favor in the
spring by throwing out its golden bios
SONS as a sort of Gag of truce and peace
offering combined, will retire from the
field and lawn to the ,seclusion of the
guarded reenhouse.&Cb Cbicdgo Tribune.