The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-10


ern,wnsamssae nesfy nut ofsssson IN
Fluaids, tnu Tue iafusts are ftinsnnE
P.nas, vents oarn cr,n To- 1871 I, esii
msisd NJ ~ 600 90 husnels.
D1n' may nano Tor v0u dinstiers
shils your Boh n'sds . llnT.
Tlrie 40 Dfsn fOnId nff H1sulrs oI
rsfvr cl0ysf ~ flond,. iuat grows ~ 'h-
II I woods IN H. taobsd s'~ns, AMI b'a ehe,
norougnouf the tinosfl,ud Tue depart
merf ~ rgricuuun Il Wasninr'on ssys
'hst " " Cnnld De fOsninilni nhies, 20 I"
Mays man has MA hls uoik tai 10 k.ep
pIaptriy hfCsusr Tvs s'l'-h ~ frozen
c,nd tiOn. Fo,EHi meat, wnsthrr pTk,
Gee ar mutton, Nill NOT properly assiml-
t.tilt, and snnot b- l'psnded on 10
-p IN not weather.
10 set tne sesd 90, IL would 90 vAluspls
- q forage plan. There tfetn, 10 De
u Dty o seed ~ tns proper seasob'
The Cabacian Agrcufpra' snd AIRS
s>s0ciation nas deooen 20 m-morsllg- he
gntsnment that 4 may provide - land 10
,.rocnre ~ model tam 1T Guslrh ana hfst'
class aaimhl- Tor inr Improvement OF tue
stock 81 Tue pfUviu rs
Tue AmvIioan Farmer r'cnmmAnds the
col walton o. peach t'sea wn~n youns,
nu. 1. should Cease when they begin 10
p'hr
Tine cattle owners 10 Wyoming Territory,
whose herds pre nearly smoi hered win
snow, saw IT'S n good 'hing. because the
snow was needed Tor water ior the cattle
How about the fees
TIE rpple crop L.. France this year 10 i'm.
m.use, exceeding even the great yi'ld Of
1870
The Chicsgo Triouna says that sorghum
iced furnishes TO i limited extent the same,
or n'srv the same, Iood elements as are
found In corn.
Tree-plan,ing 10 the nsi ghborhood OF Los
Angeles IL 10 thought, mas SECURED 10 that
section vi California immunity nom
uIoutn.
Expensive systems OF irrigation are inn
proving the asfi.uIural outlook cl Colo
re"o.
Ia common IN some quarters I, use any
kid ~ q IL tor buLier. out upIess the best
essiii!y will ~ low. IL Is euonom cal 10
procure good ., 10 Tor such puroosts.
J. w, Ssnoorn secretary oil the Missouri
sL,,r blaIu vi az icuiiure, ssyB tnst no has
last received report. iron same Two nuo-
uf.d Coz rssDoBdenis, from all cvuniies IN
'Lests'e. whicl gyu toe average u grow
ing wheat ss0S pc crut. anu 8 Ill lmDrov-
ipg; all that tho Der cent. OF wheat aud
& rn nov IN tne hands VI The producer
averages. r cora, q per cent ana wheat,
II IL per cent. A .er some II garry ON tue
.ubiscL IL Is believed -st- t0 report peaches
rs having suffered sres'ly W toe severe
enter, nnn tue Cr0O WIZ Do very light,
Apples promiss II far yield. TIB smaller
nut, will DC sntit. 4.
Inc Pa Toas Of Hu,bardry, which met at
Harrisburg, INA, adopted iesolutloDs
fsvofiDs tns ip,Tuunc ionut additional IN
s'rucitOn pertai0ipg 10 agriculture in the
puolic schoois, ihat the STATE college be
restored 10 tecnncal school of agricul.
tu -e;tn corporations clSim,ng immuoities
hs common carriers BIZ iorDidden by aw to
~ f'eishs rate, and tnat tax.
st'on ne equu zed.
Lice are worse on cattle that have been
rig &c ed, bat someti Ges manage 10 lad n
TO Ting on those t"sg ara well cared Tor. In
msny eases the iicted ANIMAL will die
from irIi;a,lon uoi-ss relieved. This may
be zone by an application Of Ifisn potato
water, or va err IA wb!cn the potatoes or
peeiings have Been Dole5. Apply aoou,
, he head, neck, along the backbone and
bscx of the fofe-arms
An agricultural paper says: TO keep
flies from horses, b. usn them lightly with
leum.' Bosh! You brush Ely win 2
shingle. or any thing that comes handy,
aud nell go away.
Dealers in Iowa say that there will moi
be more than one-quarter as mncp corn
shipped from that state on last years cru ?
ss .as shipped from Iowa on the cfnu ~
1882, and that was 4 poo! one There viii
De some rejected corn from the native seed,
bat the Kansas seed did not mature. They
iuay have to impor some Kansas corn yet
20 make up home deficiencies.
Tae killing frost has attacked the tender
orange buds of Fioiida and oealt death and
among the guava and banana
Even the alligators have mad
their noses frostbitten. Jack Frost has
showed no favoritelsm this season, but has
dropped his mantle GA ne just as we'll rs
the unjust.
As our fowls are ueces sarily corfine dni
small yards, we are obiieed 70 supply them
with all 90 essential k'n0s Of food that
tuev would eat II running at large. But
previous to the Osst six months u fail SUP.
ply of shell.rorming food has always bsen
al times neelsc ed Az 'ssoit.shelled" eggs
or eggs without any shells have followed
from me neglect. ABOUT Six months ago
we begin to iced our fowls bones broken
up 10 the average size of whsat kern.is,
aud we have never re II o cot -shelied egg
Bince. Inc fowls are excessively iOnd OF
mis- food in hma quantities, and 81 very
small quantity sU1i ;es 10 satisfy tIem am
to ins ure sufficiau. egg shell maieriat. Fhis
quantity e'naVa uod to he iuli hand
i'll given tliee t ines week Tor every Blk
,sDs. Pu,e broken homes readv Ia use are
soIu ~ Il chemical fertilizer firms a. So
per bag GOO pound:) asd it wall bs seeu
tnat Bag Will go long way.
ALI farmers should set apatt ore, two or
m ne sc!es for the growing of f.uit. I'm.
dOUb;edly If one han or one quar- err OF The
ia ming classes lid this p0ces for fruit
W ,u.d MOI be 80 high. as now; Dus the dt-
maud for fruits wOnld increase 30 largely
that prices would not long remain below VI
paving Standard; 10 fact 80 few VIII fat.i
tempt TO grow even Tor home use thati
tuose farmers who do plant NAL fruit will
be sure OF 4 rye reward in selling IN Iheif
Btighbors ana in suppl ling smaller vii:
lsgss where summer fsuis are rarely now
offA' ed for sale. iney may bs kure tnat
tne demand W II, for ma years TO come,
crow muc1 mora ,aodly thcn will the
probable supply Do not begn On u large
kcale. Try at hrs halt en- acre in sinall
fruits. This will give superdbundsnce
for hons. use, and if the surplus can be
prch uuly disposed OF, toe pl.nta ion can
be ex ended as experience proves advisa-
bic.
A Georgia Steamboat. Horror.
COLUMBUS, GA, Apf;l 3.-fhe steamer
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