The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-01-29
A6RIeCLTUBAL NorS
Aems Relating 10 Farm Lir.s
ehard, Garien ana Is- VI.

Are the cellars secure sgafps. :.
Try some Of the johnson -.
year. s'1'' ID
For a second early Pea the %.-.,.
is the best. assr
The self-blanchiug celer, s..
over praised. VI
Good corn fodder Is b-,rs,u
hay for mich cows. sE
Salt the cattle regularly lb,s r...
say every Monday morning. ''-
How smooth the agerts,.u
ers, beware OF these oflv.fo,---..al,l AN
lows. SUES ,-
The Russian mulberry 5,-,,
10 much unless it may sgft -
worm. .i
Again We advise farmers taba-.
ularly careful Of their stock a.. t-'..
severe winter weather.
They have great soil in No,.-...
potatoes a perfect Specimen !,
Farly Rose that weighed a. p7r-s. Y.
recently grown there.
Most kinds Of fruit tree. r--,
their crop from spurs one or -u5
in length, which grew frur7 nall - -
I lisbed branches.
In cold weather cattle will nh
fer inJuriOusly from thirst rse,s- u
go some distance to the water -
{ it that this does not occur evan 49,.
ing them to drink Is uecesss-v
Observe your horse when ts4,z...
ing at brook, is al Arsb rsvf-- o.
N bringing down his head he -sr..
square without bending his rr[--
! possesses sterling qualities and 49,.
OF his body are built symms,rfrsu-
/ The color Of wild flowers varis..--
what with the latitude. I. has.
noticed, for instance, that white --,,,
colored flowers are more sb7rs.-. =
the northern latitudes than in fEs -
pics, and in alpine si.us.es n,-
plains.
The theory Of the farm chemists an.
the practical facts Of The fsrns--ar
appear to run at variance. F-
stance, the chemists tell us tia. .l-.s-
comfTey is very rich 10 flesh r-74---
material, and are urging fs-us7 +
raise l. for feeding. The farm ann.
say mo, " in their refusing 10 "a. "a.
stuff after If is grown.
If you have never grown The rs--v
for summer flowers, or for window ed.
ture, then do so unless you 1-f--.--..
fragrance of the leaves. its sr-r
how this effects different tastes p
our part, we like It sxcssd.ucr q.
others we know consider it as t-
quite offensive. But as It's ease Of 81
ture and freedom Of bloom. 10 st1F-r
cOlOrs, every one Is agreed Tbs. al
hardly be eXceiled.
lone Rural editor lad great r,.z.
year ago for raising I 400 bushels q
tstOes TO al acre by new and -rE1
process. He took pages iu Dis 1s-=.-
talking about IT, The season f ii
came, and the season went, and q
great experiment which Wss made I--
ed a failure. This editor is nov a
laughing stock OF bis friends. and I'D
Otter asked low ep0tatoes are C---
along. We are sure that the usr 1-
he will reserve his b0mbast Until siE
the fact. It's a good plan slwsys
Worms in soil are often present, s.
il they be only common angle v1--s ]
other soft skinned, they msy really !
expelled by giving the plants 1cs E1-
watering with lime water. Tbs 1l
be repeated every four or sE Fa-
without harm. For the small w
hard worm that is sometimes Is i
soak the soil with tobacco Fs.5- q /
strength resembling tea, viii c'sa- t's-
( out. If they happen % be very 1-1i
Gus, it may be better TO rsn'Ts s i
the old soil from the roo., reP1--15 i
fresh soil. Aside from the c11sl'a
, tion Of killing insects this is q o1--s /
treatment that is beneficial 70 1'
: plants. The old soil Is easily rs7. j
j by gently swayiug the bal. Of ST.
r and fro in a vessel OF water u1'- s. i
/, loosened.
: Whenever We hear Of tsT1sl =
: IS going to put all his land 70 one
=; it reminds US Of q man down sas
tried that sort Of thing lu .l>
2 years. The onion crop bsd been :
> ing enc for some yesrs in BIS VIZ
Is and as his soil was vel sisl's-
and he had each yssr wished ,l'
/, acre Of onions had been many a,-a
concluded to put bis entire farm
= crop, which be did. Result D.
! mense crop. but everybo5y e.ss y
) onion crops, too. and be did1tH
D. enough from al he harvested O. p
= penses. Potstoes, however, Fa.-
= everywhere that yesr, and 1al 2
,d one-balf of the Farm % lbs -@
~ would have made money. lI
- year he quit on the ''runiols %
- and put in nothing but pois'oA
time he Jared as badly sll sroa1-
3, the potatoes as be had the veal
- with the onions, so that % ."o p
ed made nothing from his farm.
,p P grows a number Of crops ever! -
ID igi Notwithstanding sIl tbs. i
r. the farm journals from tine I
- about death to animslsfIo s..--,
3 or any other grain that IS aH0
,r smut, we venture TO SAY thst is
q q and cattle die from other csos
nS year. for each one tbst is 50
Is smut. The National Agriea.''
los s Dsrtnent expInded the preFA.--s