The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05

Pasture. should nos Re fed too
.lo-e. II there L. a raluy SPILL apply
any good fertilizer, include plaster and
ashes In the list -Firui. Field dHi
Stool man.
Peaches for canning should b. ripc
but 40, at all -oi,. not even mellow
In"y will ~ nrmcr when cooked and
have much more ~ the peach fayor,
than when ailoscd Ia 20, too ripe.
Peas and tc.n- should b. len oi
the vines until the pods are well
wrinkl'-i. hen picked aud spread un-
I'll they are quite dry. II there arc
too many 10 she'll by hand they may b.
thr.shcd ou, with u aall. and -holld be
kept In u dry place.
Pour ounce. Of -ulphA,- 81 copper.
Ia BE- had at any drug store. dissolved
In "a gallon of water. and sprinkici
from n watering can over five bush.l.
~ seed whea, ~ IL IL being shovclcd
over by another person. will do away
with smu, and may help Ia ~chcckmst.
rust. Farm Journal.
Pear jelly: Peel and quarter
twrly, pears. stew tender In n It'll.
water. Drain and add "a syrup made
~ one pound o' sugar boiled with one
pint ~ water and juice of two lemons.
Cook ton minutes. Put in dish and
add to syrup onc-hali 81 n box Of soaked
golatinr. L.; It boil up and strain
over pears. Good HcHsot',ptng
Farmers Tea Cake: One cgg. ono
cup 81 thick cream, a piece o' butter
hall IN" sire of An egg. one cup oi
sugar and Hour - make u reasonably
thick batter. a small tcaspooniul of
salcratu-. dissolved In n spoonful Of
water and a pinch ~ salt. Mix all the
ingredients together before adding the
ilour. flavor with nutmeg.
Water should b. given 10 hog. In
warm enough Ia have the ch.!! taken
from it. BY following this course there
will be- less disturbanc. oi digestion.
The cravings Of an animal suffering
from such in'en-cintcrnal heat, caused
by overlooking. should not be satisfied
by allowing perfect freedom To cold
water.
1T IL "A wise person who knows
what Ia do next" And the wise farmer
carries u pocket m,morand UNI book In
which he ~notos--ist. 4 general out
line Of III. seasons work-2d. Particu.
lar small jobs that must bc thrust in, In
spite ~ the heavy work-5d. Wet
weather work eth. on season work-
9th. Necessary repairs and better.
mcnt-. Al least once u week these
lists are revised. wha, is done marked
OH and what il suggested added to.
The best time "a apply manure 10
grass land, depends somewhat upon
circum .tanccs. As u rule. lat" In the
fall or jus, before the ground freezes i.
the best time; II hauled out In winter
and spread upon the snow. very good
results may follow. provided the land
is not 40 sloping IA, that when the snow
molt-. the manure l.. not washed away.
II hauled out and spread in the spring.
and dry weather follows. the manure
l. like to be- 40 dried up and burned
that the results will not be satisfactory.
but II heavy rains follow We may tx.
pcct quite the reverse.
The pigs when two months old
should he fed barley and oatmeal morn.
ing and evening, and nj noon skim
milk. The barley and oatmeal may h.
given separately. II desired. NJ alter.
nate feeds, or mixed. In this way the
pigs will soon grow into porker-.
Eight porkcrs will consume about n
sack Of meal per week. With such
feeding and IA run on clover pigs de-.
vclop very rapidly. and ARE nlwuy-
very healthy. and when old enough
will fat,en very rapidly.