The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-04
,aRICrLTrRAL DEPARTMENT.

branch of the whole tree, and burn it.
\ correspondent OF FTm and Home
SAYS. I have never seen a wart that
could not be removal by applying cas-
tor oil twice a day for ten or twelve
days.
It IS vouched for as a fact by Farm
FEsT md Sta.Enoa that no person is
known 10 be realizing a profit from carp
production; and the same 1t says, IS
true Of silk culture.
A Florida correspondent of the
Wssteren RuaI remarks that no;ylllage
lots advertised in that State at "A to SO
each are worth more thar 81. .25 per acre
and usually dear at that price.
Fanny Field says. in the Prurie Fur
nler, never put lard and sulphuE, or any
mfA.ure of grease and sulphur, on young
turkeys or chickens. or the young Of any
animal. IL is sure death.
Equine ears are exceptionally acute.
and e. u expert is quoted by the Nar Or
leans Picuume as saying that as a GER
tain rule, the louder a man shouts at a
horse fhe less he knows about horses.
Borers are often in trees received from +
-Ee nursery. and each one should be ex- .
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The trees of a bearin, orchard should
have the whole ground but q Young or
cbard NAV be cropped betyy, en- the rows.
with benefit TO the trees. Potatoes OF
other crops that REQUIRE manuring and
cuItivas,oU are the hest.
NJ r-,- r-..-- ..4,ou 20
whom pai1 Tor. are making their an
-raI anraaranca I'm v-aTious rauer4. is
again exposed. for benefit of beginners
with bees. bv authorities who have been
long familiar with her methods.
After some vearg' experience in TO.
bacco growfar. with fair success, a Con.
ue~ti-,t F,trmcr CORRESPONDENT conclude d
that the same work and expense would
pay better in raising com, and he still
believes this to be true. where the stalk.
are utilized
Psrsons WIN begfr to raise fruit. wbe
tbor o7 a small or q Isrge scale. shouIC
av,,7 chose vyboadvartise trees or shrub
.,for immediate bearrnr. We know o.
no tree or r-rf--1aarfng plant that VII
or ought TO. bear fruit the same season
in which +. is planted.
Tho .,rr.,41f, took N- CavwooG,
DIrr,s a-nua1iv nrtfr me bepan lreatm,
bis t,ass with Stacked lime after ever
rain from the time the fruit set ill tn
nit hardened lie made the same app,.
cation TO his peach trees with exceIleu
results. the fruit being fair and smooth
-rra p,.,.u7 ,--,r --orLo. has four,
rb,f r.iacae rrr from rne seed-en,I Of tn
,otato yiarraF at the rate of 1ge ne
O. Tis.as fr7r, sfaro-eDd with sim
1e~ conditions af soil and cultivation
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