The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-17

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&ht j fair knoWleda - e ~ = -
| lAlit, mistakss ers inesi
! ksnds Inpon the disteo - -
a tl,s time reqairsd for @, I u -
/ fmrhst That time ~ ~ IIoz
tsioea And their qnick sip 80
S,nsi,lsration. And - s
lKaseH they win nssax lipen - =
| food article. Tour reputation = i -
| @ and yonr profits betk 1nloul -, /
i3ars hitting ths rishIk -
| Aid tha careful gopd sc ~ -,
1sent, Just when - toann1 lsIlls
&lowa aad ready 70 bsein - li6 -
R$ss time v pick u Ehio = q ~
kAox4 Rsnarally By
sizes Of the different varietias W t11in.,
nsng tei ripen, which is ths ssxt bsst ssaes
S4r packing.
STHR cultivation Of the soil il peer o. +
| cAards, except in the case Of the LeCoats,
SHOULD be shallow, especially neae ths
tEees The LeConte pear, however, L
hps surface feeder, and - il roots I'm
vAry deep in the earth. dssp ealfivatioa
Wy be carried to the very trunks Of the
| tfes. This is great advantage where
lsnd is aa object for the young LeCoa1ss
psar orchard may be cultivated four 81.
fse years a. if the trees were not sheru,
patil they are large enough TO injure -
casops by sha ling.
;ffH1EiEs OUE-Is thst your amhition,
y~ung man ? Are you anxious 70 quit thss
fafm, goto business I" college, learn .
sthattering Of bookkeeping. although yoa
hsve learned scarcely anything 'else, andp
taIen go off to the city to keep booluf
isow msny men do Jon know who goA
rdeh BY bookkeeping il storef Nams
them, please. Take our word for Il, yoae
WI find night as we'll - day work tllsrs, sa
hsematafe gray hairs. early blindness, >
s6mpey, doubtful living, perpstaal issrcfa
Msing your place, very Iitsle happinsn
9hd no poetry at all. a
!: CoRs. Our farmers generally grow
tEo stalks of corn to the hill to get tuo
e4rs. Now if these two ears could BE 8
Produced on one stall, would il not bd I.
great saving Of energy and fertility (
And yet it is easy to accomplish. Esery
ssnsihle farmer knows thai By sslsctinR
tAe best developed and most prolife spec-
Ihens Of seed that the yield Of .the crops
n increased. Why then nnmpel .siI--
% produce two stalks 70 get two earA
when its energy may be saved BY pro-s
a9aucing the two ears on one stalk II
tie two stalks were wanted TO increase
tae forage supply it would be some sx-
ease, but it is never done for that parposA
" the grain crop. The forage corn can
fe easier and more cheaply made planted
thick in closer drills.
IL RotIING. -Farmers who hare uot
Tested it will be surprised by the rood
effects of rolling to compress the liehf
sandy soils planted even in moderataly
Cry weather. Such soils are open ard
Eorous, permitting the rapid escape of the
moisture needed by the germinsting ssedA
f,ompressing prevents this and slso shats
put the light which the seeds do mot waet
siintil they send forth shoot to enjoy l. ?
fOf course heavy clayey soils, especially :
H wet or sticky, do not need rolling, ard
e they did, it would scarcely be practi- ;
sable.
ID: IT IS well said that the grain specula-
sor's game is first to show that the coun-s
4 FRY has great crop, and to buy low On
Che strength Of that belief; and next,
when; he is ready to unload, to make bur
1 srs believe that the first estimates were
Car TOO liberal and that the crop i Short
! EcosonY.-There is no soonouyinp pat
Sing ou fine clothes, spreading eut and
making big show, hoping - mend for.
tnne 2by deceiving somebody. Thsrs = !
Ne great deal in appearanoas,' 2 and H
ASSURED that sensible people know iust
EIvhatshose appearances are. Some really
I.aesetsiug and good managing psopie nix
|:hp tie notion Of appearances With tksiz
good management, ard when ther 10
El,eed, attribute thsir .Sscesss to arpsex-
[|hnces; bat do they know thak declnFes
Everybody fools save thsmselvesf s.
THE PAK1sIAN mefhod % cic.niar
placN silk i very simple sn1 ~ s,
Result infiniteIv suDari0r "a khnt ac1s<1st7