Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-01

Intended foI this department. u WI Nch'ehs
a. fryeburE. Maine.
he PREPARED FOR YOUR WORK.
Il will save much time. labor and ,es-
alton IL every thing To do any JOB Of work
Is prepared beforehand 80 a. to be Ia per-
fec, readiness ~i,hou, moments delay.
No one habi, will 20 - f.r toward max
ing success a surety from The s,sit 1"
the Asbi, Of ,horoughness Il preparation
in every detail Of the matter. II nothing
l. provided until H. necessity y strongly
Eel, and !, mus, be provided cor At once.
OF everything mu,i Be dropped. much un-
casinos. and unnecessary delay viii en-
sue ,ha, will ,hrOw everything into con.
fasios. spoil the temper Of the iar'n'f
and the interest Of bis help. - se al
ways fnd Il necessary to lay our plans
toe the future. make calculations aud -.
Inmates and from these procure the re-
quisiie article. for each branch q bust
ness. Farming i' largely based upon
future gains and requires much steady.
mental labor and fore,hough, % make
thing come out nigh, q, the cod q the
year. There isqai,e lapse q time BE-
tween. secJ.time and harvest aud the
farmer j. obliged 10 plant, cultivate and
tend crop, constantly. from which be can
hope for no return for long time. THIS
makes the habit Of planning and system
aiiging work the mole valuable 10 him.
ior by % doing be- readily calculates bis
gains and keep, ,,,pihiog well IN hand
ahead Of hi. work
In "a short time 10 viii be nsccssafy TO
pay our respects to the potato bug. a. he
i well At work nos producing count
les millions" Of hi, wc l.knoWn add de-
spised progeny 10 feast upon the leaves
Of the un~Ay farmers potato vines
Ba, Paris green ~ill effect sudden and
radical cure upon him Il used jaiieioasly
How many have the proper amount now
With plaster on hand sufficient 70 use
With IL, We presume most farmers use
plaster a. j, has beneficial effect upon
the plants. i, much easier applied than
water and seems 20 ooanierac, the bad
effect Of the poison upon the vines. II
m 'xed With Pan. green a. The rate Of
one hundred pounds Of the former to one
pound q he latter and thoroughly busted
upon the vine. while the dew i on, % in
q ,iill day after a rain. one application i
usually enough 10 destroy every bug.
Unles. veil mixed aud pa, in prime con-
diiion 20 70 through ihs 'if,er. much Of
the effect J. lot and The poison wasted
Prepare ior this work now, ge, A. many
pound. q the poison a. you have acres,
mix IL how with the plaster, set u IN
some place ou, u the way q every ami
NAL. ge, i, thoroughly mixed and fined
and you will be surprised a, the deadly
eaec, even little q IL will have upon
the insects. Our experience is ,ha, j,
never pays 10 ~ over piece putting
some GA one hill that i covered With
bug. and skipping some ihA, appear free
fiom them. a. bat little time j. ret uired
Tor them 70 hatch aud then the work
mus, be al done over again. ia, wait
jus, A. long a. I, will do before applying
then make thorough work Of IL, leav-
ing no, a bill or spear untouched. OF
course. having everything 10 readiness
give. an opportunity 10 do the work At
the NOS, favorable time. Il isa fac,
that more and better Po'aioe. are raised
now than before the advent Of the de-
s,ruc,iye ",en-liner." which i direct
result, Of the improved methods Of eulii-
walton and greater care taken in all the
details. And II the improved system has
been forced upon Us by the introduction
Of the beetle il only goes TO prove that
apparent evil sometimes produces good.
Nery soon We shall all BE- engaged in
the laborious bu, pleasant work Of hay
ing. and the PrOsPee, al present looks
finely for large crop. Are We all pre-
pared as We should be ; Are all the
haying tools pa, in repair and made safe
70 stand the wear Of a seasons work
n not. attend 10 them. 1.-THE moving
machine lacks even bolt got IL al once /;
replace every worn section, sharpen the
fngers. tighten the bolts, lay in good
supply Of oil. a lew extra bolts and nuts.
some spare sections to put on N case OF
accidental breakAge &c, the rake to-
ge,her And ascertain II thA, i all night /:
II We use a ieddsr. serve that the same.
In fact. completely overhaul all Of the
haying tool. and put them in the mos,
complete repair. II new tools are wanted
get them a, once.
All Of ,hi. preparation for work before
hand will amply pay, As it leaves US free
70 place our whole strength upon our
work as !, comes. with no danger OF de-
lays caused by going for repairs during
the busies, par, Of the seasons work.
DEVELOPING AND TRAINING
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