Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

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- re-d - aHe t1snk .s0at g11Ge szsslaas
Boa E.8sfq1.ls q "a 80 hs4z a. exeliS-
neA1 ~ 4sxt Fsae siacssoe.
A coswzsWsE 49, e Smoking Eae4s IS
rh1a described fazs "a oit stove 1ea 49,
ca2i11rs- arrange = arge go 50 - % re-
ceiFs 1.ls s.l.a<s s4fsaga .eEgsa ~ sNo q
p-le, AID s--I tes aleaf wala-a lae boa
Nor farmers fsad tao 1-eh xr4sH
t1roa - TIE UI.-4sr Ils hcrzcs % aot i-4eo
81 - teet 81 laE N4zs aRTaF a. t4a gEll-
a. iee4 eacsF<a carrots Ia is place aAa
tsas -sfss ~il zssp lsst - ~ea Saa 10 beg-
Ter prepared fcf seflag ser4
azITaxs l4ad a.af D. probably piowe1
in winter u1en sa-g fEeze4 a iA-a slice
81 frozen earth IS ~ ssralls obstruction -
tae p - wltn 8 gooa ou-s@F la 2as4Ec's, aer
h 10 az n ~ wien tanned % Ito bottom
- las fserc8 hz-ler elEssgsiY. e makes
tne 1-nf El-uzer aaG dryer early Il spring
t.-an 4olli otherwise be
EE heas ioox dreooV. grow thin and VIII
n9t ea'. eE-El sne tsstr heads a7d nee IS
wei ant 7Ca may ard net emily the lttss
u.fes bar 30 rfsy lcs 81 work "a than, In
us..h ease grease taea wei or Csc insect
p3saer freely, aai give the hcn-bcuse
tb1rosgh cFeFaaliux 80 IS - stsap 0Qt ths
wnals tros.tls - eacs. II poss be.
BocE EAEiaS4 is ~ ioeeer being ridi-
cUlef as hsrs.ogofe for ths reason that
farm literature witai8 he last few years
has placed tbs hus54adnaa ia possession
CT ilf8rma.ion that has provea b ghiy ben
/ edcl.., ald through reading ne farzaer IS
bzought into closer relationship with those
/ Of greater etScslioaai s'rsn'ages
+ FoE swelling il horse leg caused BY
standing Ia tae stable. CO as follows. Keep
I the bowels Ia "a easy condition By feeding
I cats. haseed neal, elr., sad place salt where
I TIE animal Ray get i when 10 the stable.
T BaadaFtng IS asetal bat the bzadagss
sh0ldd not De rolled On too tightly, light.
+ nrm and sgea pressure being required.
Az ingenious Plaza 70 saw a dying pear
tree was aiopte4 in the garden % l. N
I Class. ~ D55toa. TIE mics lad girdled the
/ tree 80 thar it seene1 bound 20 die Mr..
+ Chase planted fear small trees around i,
aad close % &c, cut q tie tors, pointed TIE
I ends, AMI aaEing incislons IA the bark OF
tas pear, bent the small trees, and grated
them upon he dying truak. They al lived,
and that trse draws It's hourishnent fron
{ tns slaall ores.
n the winter Il Is necessary, thinks a
writer in the 2.fr9r and FarHs-r, 70 cOnAne
( cows much ia warm shelters, and even il
summer, especially when selling IS the prac-
/ tice. the cows vii DC in their shelter not a
, 10. Tie successful d2iryman viii give
| The greatest attention TO stables. In fact,
| the success Of the d2iryman, while by no
means altogether due 70 il, is usually meas
ured By - study Of sheltering and the wis
dom and care be shows in the building and
| care q COW stables.
/
| time for ca0o8sc or any other crop requiring
| high fertility, proceed as follows: Manure
| well and plant potatoes, dig these in good
time and sow rye; spread manure on the
rye In winter evsrly; in the spriag plow
under the rye and manure 70 bury them !;
apply ashes aad suDerphosphate, harrow
thorou ghly, and the land viii be ready for
csbbages, early corn or sSuashes. Repeat
this course as nearly as practicable, plow-
ing deeper each time.
TIE farmers Of Prince Edward Island
fatten their swine largely on potatoes,
having = large surplus OF that product
which they can thus advantaSeously dis
pose Of. They do not feed the potatoes
raw. bu' boil them till done, then . mixture
OF wheat bran and ground barley is mixed
with the boiled potatoes and al mashed to-
gether. Two gallons Of bran and barley
are sufficient FOR two bushels OF potatoes.
But this pix, though more excellent in
quality thai corn fed pork, can not COM
pete with il in cheapness.
LAPD should be tried over q slow FIRE and
remain until The soraps become crisp and
brown and al the wstery particles are evsp-
Grated A handful OF slippery elm bark is
sometimes put in by old-tirne people, but Is
not necessary, and its ase is not common.
Stoneware Jars arc ia best things to use
when Il Is 60 be kept a long time, and dry
cellar OF cool room 10 a suitable place, but
damp and mouldy cellar should not be
used Leaf lard ana fat pieces may be rem
6ered together. but the fat from the mites
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