The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20

5Uled 4An those lofmed with wide bfc1ek, thick
ahsai1-n and heavy hind qianerx Owners
absuld hare regard for these formations vesy;
nNny good horses are permanently injured by.
c1rszM @ indiscreet driving down hill, by.
HlrnininE lhe Eboul6eEA TIE square built horse,
= a6Apsed 70 asoending the hin, and may be an.
ezseEiesi 3rnh animal. but awkward and liable
- fs5nrF gDing down hill fast or under a heavy
lad :.
EOFELsT b@ neeesAry In farm life, in order
aorend9 IL attractive, rs it b in other pursuits
Fru1f and attnactivene1 can be made insepara.
H. In nearly doubling the yield per acre, and
b. adorsing and besutitying the home, We not
only n1ke farm life more profitable and attract
iss. but SUCCESS in these directions makes the flu
tire nppssr brighter, the hearts Of every mem.
b1 q lie h0asehoid lighter, and the resulting
e6ea b . benefit 10 the family, the DeighborhoOd
ne sl.ae and The nation
PE0EI.cUOus in and in breeding. without the
mos akfllfnl selection Of both sire and dam, VIII
se.1li In degeneration both in form and consii-
tad0n-
E order 10 have Successive crops Of greeA
fsoe for stock small pieces of ground should BIZ
s0Sn a intervals Tor that purpose. Some sec
ions Uii 10t produce grass in abundance, but
s1ch oimcusty mAy partially be avoided by sowing
pas and cats mixed. mustard. radish, collards
kAle. O. auyIhing else that comes early Though,
ne qaansiiy may not be large, the green. stuff
Win nDswer for change OF diet and serves az
ezeelieuf purpose in that respect
CcSEExTExT MARKET.-The time has beea
ELen ti.e truck farmer WAS obliged to locste SIS
near nE possible 10 his market but our coun;ry
h-s DOS grown 90 populous and markets sprung
~ everywhere, that he may choose his localits
% E-E TA1 Of The country, having regard onlS
- lie facilities for transportation. And these
sSTralAges are increasing every year. so tha,
fha=s who have commenced seemingly long
Eag a and under disadvantages, need not lie
EneAsg-lei them but 60 on. perfect the truck
tzTns. orchard and vineyard, and be ready for
lie mArket with something 10 sell. Look to nc
fuh trees especially, the profit from that source
b easily and cbesply made.
EuEEEEcE is modifying the views of mary
PoaGlO growers who have heretofore favored cu7
ling LIE sd very fine. Years ago one or two
eyes n hall invariably produced an abundance
afsprOuis and large crop of full-sized potato j.
AsTe sd produced a large number of veiy
snail iuben unfit for marketing. Now so large
. portion Of the seed is defective, and these
arr ufien not more than one or two eyes on n
T0lHiO capable Of making vigorous plants.
Planting The whole potato is therefore coming
10 vogue and unless great care is taken in select
ing the pOtGtOes there will be many missed or SD
ouicoDe Of poor hills" The above, going the
Enuncs q The agricultural press should be received
VIA caufien- II is not well TO cut too fine, hu,
tbe piausing The whole potato is On the opposite
seEtreme-
FErU TEEEs--GOod work is the kind that
pzyE. End lie Who expects TO really enjoy TIC
p-,slis q an orchard will not object to giving it
iuieiiigeDt, proper care. Many old orchards can
be TejuEensled by such attention and put iato
immediate profit nalimb breaks of, the stump
shO1id b. carefully cut smooth SO as to dimIrish
he s1Tiaoe Of lbe wound and facilitate the re-
coFeE- Il a tree becomes decayed on one SIDE,
- las oecayed spot in any part, all the injured
EDOc should be cut out and the healthy wood
frezbsned 50 that the cambium laver NAV SPREAD
OEer me pan and the healing be completed
-THE physiology and hygiene of trees should
BE- Eiudieo as closely IS those subjects concernipg
lie human body. for in this lies the secret of sc
oeS win fbe old and injured trees. The katie
and SAW should be freely used. and 10 every case
nsztBess and caresbould be observed, as smooth
nsss Of cutting facilitates the recovering of the
sound
6NIzE DIsEAsEs-It is clear that disease i:
MOI the normal condition of animal life, aud
where if exists there is q cause that may be- re
moved The Intelligent farmer will seek for 3hi,
cznse. and - conditions and habits new to: thu
animal are more or less checks upon its Original
hsbiiA and changes from its original condition
a a highly probable that It's diseases result tron
s0ne oversight or ignorance of the effects o.
fbese changes Swine are regarded as adapted
70 filthy Ioezlities and habits and yet farmers Sc,
thousands Of them die every year purely IRON
exposure 70 such conditions Try better treat
neui-dy pens. on lots, clean water, and shelte
fron had weather
-IUcEkxk" says Mr.. Henderson, is one o
ne mos nutritious plants grown in Georgia L
may be cut from four 10 six times during one
sezson. and once well set will last for thirty
EzA and perhaps longer If properly cared for
2E Rslers has . few scra In Gordon county thai
Ee- planted twenty-four years ago, from which
be hArEess several crops every year."
your barn-yard and stalls Of
sihbles are all crowded together in little place
TOO sal Cor Ghs stock, and vet and sloppy dur
tng fhis rainy weather, how can you expect fat
be1lihy horses and mulesf Convenience anG
clenliDe1 are - applicable 10 animal healtk an(
or1t - 70 thai Of men. The barn-yard SIOUX
alwnys be large enough 10 have some high, dr.
grDund frss fOn The compost heaps and mut
h0les. and have . Substantial shelter fer th,
STOCK thaf win not blow down.
CEUEsE AID JAPAN PEARA-It Is hard Il
conEince some people Of . good thing until ihei
chance h lost TO profit by II. A leading agri
cultural 5ournsI says the Chinese and Jspar
fe.n grown In this country show Q vigorou.
grOwLh, buf none thai have frnited are equal Il
ordin41 penn We already possess Hybrid
zen. 4 adds. hope 70 produces some good frui
from ll,s sdssntsga offered By Keiter's stedIinl
and De LeConfe, which d admits arc " ysaneo, ;
and frzif TrDwen hops that these kinds Will re
sia bligkl :. but This has 10 be seem" II fsceRty
- yearB teH with the LeConte are NOT sufB-
cent 70 prove "a blight-proof, what period will
b Aceepsea - conclndvef
SIN J. b. LkwEs Thus reasons from expert
neuiA - s.sted IN The 0bsn1ry GatlessGa II
obiais u,aximun crops - grsin The proper cours.
20 pu@e 10 precedc them with crop Of legu
mines pi1sis-ihst b. peas. clover, veiches
ETC. % Which The minerals should be spilled ,ant
this enEbies fhese plants 70 make an pansua.
growth. which renders them capable Of storing
Up large amount Of ammouia--mofe Fhan 4
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