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The reply ~ q breeder ~ . shlnless
Intending purchaser. don't bus. Tor pOy.
eriy and bad rare will Disgrace any
breed, ia worthy " record The stand.
ard n practical value and profit IN any
animal IL The feeding and common.
sense carr use.
Cleveland L,adtu n there /. ans
n luxury the farmers family should
enjoy, II is u comfortable carriage. A
pleasant ride l. u %dlspcller Of weari.
ness from hard labor. Don't 90 tmud.
ling around ina lumber wagon, scrImp-
ing TO add more acres TO your already
too large farm,
1t Is said that the flavor Of boets,
turnips or cabbages in milk can be over.
come by dissolving half a toaspoonful Of
salpctre In a teacup Of water, and pour.
ing il into the churn with the cream nj
churning time. Cabbagcs may be fed
at night after milking without ilavoring
milk.
1t is said that Paris green applied
70 r%osebushes and grapevines infested
with rose-bags, will kill the insects rs
surely as 1t does the potato-bug, when
used on potato plants. The applica-
tion can be dry, mixed with flour
or land plaster, or in liquid form, mixed
with water, and ~sprinkled on, in the
same n as for the potato-bug.
The potato and tomato, being both
members Of the same family, may bo
grated into each other with success, so
far as growth is concerned. Agardener
who tried grating the tomato on n pc.
tato plant had a crop Of tomatoes above
ground. and one Of potatoes underneath.
The latter, however, were not good, as
potato leaves were needed to give char
acter and maturity to the crop.
In greenhouses the plants are
sometimes infested with red spider dur
ing summer. It's presence may be de-
tected by the brownish appearance of
the leaves. These insects cannot exist
in moisture, and the best method OF
checking their progress is to syringe the
plants about sunset, or later, so that
they will be wet all night. This is more
effective than Swinging during the day,
when the moisture soon dries up.
The dust from moldy hair and grain
causes unpleasant sensations and some
times blind staggers and death in ami
mails and men. Rustand black mold on
wheat affect threshers disagreeably al
ways, and sometimes injuriously. An
exchange mentions that n California
vino-dresser had been badly poisoned by
grating vines when the cuttings were
diseased with n black fungus. Care
should be exercised in these respects.