Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-08


ond and eight tons AZ the third cutting.
This makes a yield Of six tons per acre for
the second year on ad9he land, irrigated
twice during the season. Tie hay was
and is therefore known TO be
accurate and not guess work. We viii add
that IN addition to ,Ais, this six-acre field
furnished sufficient pasturaee to keep SIX
head Of cattle all winter long. This is not
a remarkable WELD in any sense. for we
have far better alfalfa land than the foot
hill adobe but we give il because a memo
randm Of the Weld was kept Tula.c
Register.
FINcHING BACK THE CRAZE VINES.
An experienced grape grower writes to
the Ohio Former that he has discontinued
the practice OF pluching back or shortening
~ the new growth of the grape vines
during the growing season. and now lets
ms vines grow right along. with more sat
isiactory results. His theory is that the
plnchlng oil of bearing shoots causes buds
20 develop which should remain dormant
VII next season, causing premature growth
and perhaps b.ussomiug, and that the wood
does not r-ren mp SO perfectly i'm conse-
qUence. IAere.dre q good many things in
which il Is safe to trust to natures meth
DDS. and IL Is moi unlikely that with the
grape during the season Of fruitdge the
dame understands perfectly what is needed
ana does not need any arbitrary iurerfer-
enee with her plans on orr par.
FRUIT sYRrr-.
Making syrup is an alI-day affair. and a
good plan IS To- SET -he jars Of Juice in the
oven at evening aud keep q low fire all
night finishing off next afternoon. Six
quarts Of grape Juice should make one of
syrup. wine-co,o-cl. lucent. Of delicious.
refreshing perfume and flavor one table
spoonful IN glass of water gives a de-
ii-httul drink, Ike fresh grape Juice. The
true substitute for wine with an temper
ate people, and The finest medicine for cor
Icctlng leVerish, bilious state ever known.
The syrup Itself is valuable for restoring
strength, and c00sUmpuve persons should
take II by the tumtier daily. slipping Il
ieis2re.E W--h sugar f too tart for the
taste. il makes new. rich blood. claanses
the system, clears the brain and feeds
starved nerves. Il has the hvpophosphite.
which doctors prescribe for waste Of tissue
and taken freely viii arrest even critical
s'ages OF disease. People fed Oh pure food
with abundance Of fruit need never dread
cancer brlghts disease, govt, neuralgia
or e dozen other OF the worst scJuIges O.
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HINTS oy HARvEs-rye.
A CORRESPONDENT .f tia It...t.-, S,,.l.,,,.
saws. IL in many cases ,.o,s atfs1t;g,
was la;9 90 -.,g,,.rl,- I,1,,o;,,,, H.,
TO So. hat each particular part of the har.
l'>- '-ls perfectly and easily, there would
'l 'e"'I cases oI S.-ils, bruises and injuries
l'-''.-t 'l "i--e" result directly from neglect
Oh L.-l9 important matter Horses would
fY.A more ,asi-} T. and 90 better work and
-lt.-1 '' i- " ,hrE were uatnesseo property
some are iiit away on from their work
"HeH ltes 7H9H'd re put as close 10 j. 81
e''' ,'a .''"s "tt!3bt IHtef-eflH4 with Jhau
- ''H ar Sl-@'. hrE can draw muc,
itt-S.ltt i'@'.7' ana villa less iaueue When
ms IS GONE. aaG 20 prove j!.'s. take a weigh
N---t-l ,. j.7t ad You can Ora" when cIos'
10 IL. Hl q inc Ken 4' more Ieet long tC
81, 4"- gu can move 10 al aii. a man
'4.A d me Aul4fea iect long can nod q
morse, p" matter Row H4F4 he may pull, 81
long as ne pulls steadily by holding one
emo ana hE3eas himself. With 5hor
me inns "Qaid he !mposslo.e. Harnes
Wiiitll IS 700 aI5e or iliy-Hillus Will ch2it
ana worry rs nueh as tnat which Is toe
small .-acn horse should have the har-
ness ta5eH UP or let out so as 10 JIG IN every
pail. r9m BRIDE TO crupper and each
.,.,.sl s. -, 10 81, -- 80
40 trouble i'm record m fine harness ae
peeiallv i.it IS kent clean. soft and pIiabI,
br frequent 5iling.
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N-'1 ol iAe most important lessons 10 D'
IMPRESSED on IahIofn,a rht-sro|ers- say
S-e ~"'3oft ,'dll- is mat IL pays TO raise the
oes-' ana iAaI mere Is always a good de
It-,i'' l5I me nun 40 prices considerably
10y me Sfe-d2e t4l4 loi lA3t OF ORDINARY
tu."l'y one oI me most eIllelellt aus T.
lHS production o! such uUt, eSpeclalIy
~ ~, pears ps'''iie-' e'c.' Is lnat OF lhln
~ All D'eiall"h now CONSIDERED essen
lial oY many Of our best horuculturists
4 4. Aeir experience Is that 6y doing this iu
Gl9oVSly nearly the same bulk OF fruit vii
- - 80. i'.1'en I-IeI 4uaIily' ant
Another a VANTAGE is that when the hin
ming Is done soon after the fruit SETS. man,
insects viii be DESTROYED since the p00re,
specimens viii be those selected far re-
moyal. Besides the larger frllits uleprioneo
II is very e,ss- and ,,r9fital,le .ro,.,,,,-s y
portion of s5e clusters IF orre,,ss -
vineyard can he rona over yr-s+i, .or,,,,ar5
lively little rrm7ble. he rro, vii h,
iarSar and of finer on,li ~ '0P WI ''
IoiuLAA ei'AfEs'
L: J. Rose recommends as the most de
sirabie fNeign grapes to plant in this coun.
y me uFosser blaoef ana Ianlat. IL
| IliilAs the >, are peter thah me Blaue Ell
2gA ana Ilniandei' ihs former iavorites
me =, O;tilSIan' introduced Two years ago by
- He 4osftl ohoID, IS NllhlhG niSh praise
some 'Wo-year -Q.d vines OF inns variety IL
1ne vineyard OF the san GABRIEL VINE Con
P pan IS, snow remarkable growth OF wood
.siIi -luea Win lrult to an extent entirely
I,'l'e.,,S o. before Tor vines OF that age Inc
fr II y !hoaght 10 oe the pest grape
C g. Ceie ,IsI1gr soils OF our neSas' The
nv Mr. Sbo anu Slat2TauE, also introduced
planted and are IooisJ I Cr'V -, 't f|,a
fRuraI Californian ''4''i " wa 40 ' u
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