The Nevada picayune., 1884-12-04
AGaTSULTUrJSAL
raaa AVe anvsEa1Lo.

Take good care of tho stgA " after early thresh,ng for the aaay valuable parp oses for whi2h !. asy bs used.
 Observe tue following pa.ats n keeping winter apples Sort them well; kec? them cool, the nearer freezing the better; keep them dry; handle them carefully.
 Be careful 70 milk tho cows clean t''st7ip'9. Tae last drawn 8 known 10 no from len to twelve times richer than the first, that .s, has more cream ia it -- Prairie Farmer.
 Sauce One egg, ono.half cup of powdered sugar, three table spoonfnls of cream, onc.haif ten. spoonful of vanilla or lemon extract beat the white to a stiif, dcy !'oth, beat in the sugar a iittie at time, then add the yelk, cream aad eA- tract. Inc H0gset3ij.
 In regard 10 removing that viz orous pest ot the former, weeds. he North Caroliaiaa ohseryes: .'None are better for this work than sheep. They will keep weeds eaten off and down. They will al- 20 keep brush down that has been eat of. and will eat many corners that otherwise would be sowing seeds on adjacent land"
 A practical ? oultry raiser says that the following receipt is sure cure for gapes: Take two quarts of cracked corn, two tablespoon iuls Of good wood ashes, siited and q tablespoonful of ground tlaek pepper; mix the whole and scald it. Feed four times day
 Plant out few fruit trees every yea; 1t Is the cheapest, easiest. aud best way To gel au orchard, for where two or three trees are 10 be planted plenty of time and plenty of rich soil always can He f08al t1 do the job as 1t should be done, and il is adding so much more to the value of the farm.
 The Country GfatltmaR insists that vigorous wheat plant should spread two or three inches on each side, and be ready next spring to send mp five to ten stalks each, with full,hlled ear, Better than crow ding the plants so that none can send up moro ,hal. one or two stalks.
 At all times, but especially when iattening, hogs should have con. stsut supply oisaIt os d clean wood ashes. When kept constantly he. fore. .heu. they wi.l not eat too much salt. IL k only when de prived of salt for some time tbat swine will take it to cxces --Nelc Enolaad JooRal
 lfyoung chicks and turkeys app pear stupid or ai,mg, examine them for lice. A little grease put on top of the head and under the wings, will generally prove eGica cious. Treat the mother in.hke manner. Fumigate the hen house by buring sulphur therein making the house as close as possible fol d few hours. Also wash every part with kerosene, or whitewash with caustic lime at least twice 8 year, and give the fowls plenty oi dust or dry ashes, and there will be no trouble from lice.
 The following remedy is recon meuded for q horse having scratches: Put his feet and legs in bran poltices for thirty.siX hours, then wash clean with bran water and cGstile soap, aud whea @.v rub the pits oi his hoeis with re following: Take GoulTds c>-Ja,t and oqve o'l, eQual parts, mixed. Do not allow them Co get we. af, fer tho frat washing, but keep them clean by rubbing sell with a coarse cloth. Give the to'lewln. powder night aud morning in his feed; Take nitrate of potash, u1t, pulverized rasin, one euuee; mix, make into twelve powders; give regular dai2y exercise.
 .------~--~------~--~--..-.---
 Small Farming.
 Ne don't hpG&VR thet tba t,yy, /