The Osceola times., 1884-04-19


Don't sop fesding too early. Hr. Rs-
rzl.
Don't neziea the early lAmhe and
calves
Buy seeas, e,e, from reliable parties
only.
Yez. giri. DO. pisn for the sO~sr gzf-
den
Turrips fed 70 sheep make tender nut
ton
AlrDos; time 70 prepare ponds for hsh-
Wow make resS~ fos PRUNING. grzhinz,
etc.
Tos csnno. s-~.sre good see3. TOO ezr-
~ now.
Czlisorniz has about so0f9 tons of
wheat for expert
Get yO1r c-zies and baskeis Sor snail
fruits rt=sdv ngE.
Mol5y and unTsniilsted CELLAR viii
spoil butter or mix
Fence cutting hAs been made felony
by the Tex.s legislature
ATsxas ranch property has ben sold
IN England for g 5000.
The weekly exports Of agricultural
yrsdnct- are falling considerably below
the average Ofthe same time last year.
Prof. Woods lectured in Boston. recent
", on the structure q the horses foot
and the abuse upon Il Irze1ioed by nan
Chicago pork packers repor- the pre-
eni average yield of lard a. ihirfy-three
pounds per hog earlier in the se4sSn-
Many farmers feed roots without first
freeing them from din. This is an iniu-
yiOus practice and harmful 70 cattle.
Out Of $4,000 horned animals import
ed by Great Britain last year, only about
10. 90 were shipped from this country.
The people will recover fully 10000
600 acres of land by the recent action Of
Congress eanoelling rzilro@d grants.
Senator Edmunds, as president of The
Senate. has orsered bouquet Of rOEers
to be placed On his deck every morning
A Kansas City paper claims that thz;
city il the h5ne or headquarters oi
rzBchInen who have sZI So 90 in cattle
and land
The SUCCESS Of many farmers IL owing
in par1 at least 10 the way they have o:
I doing little ihin,s 2; the proper time
and in the night way
The largest cattle ranch in the rid
/ il aid to be that Of Charles GOODNIGHT
zt the head Of Red River, Texas He
has 10000 acres and 1000 cattle.
Ifyou are troubled Sith white worms
in your flower pots. stick In the earth
half dozed urigbted maiehei, point
down, it vail kill them.
The shard roads Of Kentucky" which
are easy roads TO travel. are said TO have
cost from 1900 10 5000 per mile
and good investment at that
Iowa claims the distinction Of having
more hogs within its borders by a round
million than the next highes; state pro-
( ducing the poreine animal.
Observations made at the New Jersey
experimental station on the tillering
tendency Of rye shows that rye il cUEn-
monty sown 30 thick for best results.
In saving eggs for early Matching be
careful 10 gather them before they have
opportunity 10 get chilled, a. they will
hatch with much greater certainty.
Prevent plcws rustins when not in use
by smearing them over with a mixture
composed Of one part powdered resin
and two parts lard melted together.
Bigk culture, to impari to the plant
sufficient strength 10 resist insect attacks,
is urged a. one Of the best methods Of
meeting the hosts Of insect enemies.
An Illinois orchardis,, Mr.. Miles, Of
Centralia, seld the past season S2I50
worth Of apples froTu eight acres. A very
exceptional corp in very of" year.
Ii is said on high authority that there
il no country in the world 50 favorable
10 the cultivation Of cotton a. that pOr-
ton Of Soudan within the rainy zero.
Fruit trees covered with moss and Itch
en- and Apparently worn ou; may fire.
queDtly be gwen new life by scraping
off the old accretions on the bark.
The French Academy Of Science has
resolved with only one dissensing voice,
that the decree excluding importations
Of America pork ought 10 be repealed.
4 New Hampshire farmer gives the
assurance that apples or potatoes packed
in damp sawdust in barrels, will keep
better and iresher than when exposed
10 the air
1t i claimed for the centrifugal cream
seperators that they bring gain offrom
10 20 IL per cent, in quantity Of butter.
besides a saving in ice and other expen-
sre