The Globe-republican., 1892-03-17

aeitated brskly until Q stable mixture b formed
This agitation 10 best accomplished by using
force pump and pumping the mixture With force
sion is diluted with ten parts Of water for use.
1t will be seen that pound Of the foap and two
gallons Of kerosene. total cost 10 10 IS cents will
make 80 gallons Of the emulsion diluted for use
It will b poticed that the cost Of the mixtures
used in apraving Is inconsida-,bIe. thst they are
made OF well known and simple ingredients. that
there Is not necessarily the least danger in they
preparation. and that preparing them is not be.
yond the intelligence or capacity Of the ordinar-
individual. One other item in the cost and prac-
to the pump A good pump does not cost large
sum. bat must warn you not to buy a low
priced pump-onc costing less than the figures
shall presently name You cannot reasonably
expect to get servceable pumps for less amounts.
and You can rest assured that YOU Can not get
such pumps unless you pay reasonable prices for
are neither fools nor phanthropists. giving their
know OF nothing more vexatious or possessing
greater capabilities to innct loss compared wits
Its seeming unimportance than = spraying pump
that will not spray. Inferior pumps that would
not work. or that would not do good work have
done more than all things else to retard the
spread OF spraying and the consequent freeing of
our orchards and vineyards from fusecte and
fungi. Perhaps for the person that has only
few vines or trees to spray. the best pump to get
is simple one that can be placed in a pail. and
which will cost q or Is. Others should get. for
spravins vines. shrubs. etc. n Kuansack Snrayer.
Of which good one can he cot for sl2 tn us: and
for spraying trees Barrel Pump. Of which .
good one can be got for about the same figures 80
knapsack Sprayer The large orchardst will
want q complete Tank Sprayer. Of which some
sell a. high as SIS and are worth it. good
pump used wira reasonable care and properly
;to-ed when not in use viii last for wears. hence
adds very little to the cost Of spraying.
One point more and am dome. Mr.. n. n.
Schafl. OF Ottumwa YOUR state. writes me: my
apple crop is fully 50 per cent better in quality
than last year: besides am confident the spray
Ing saved my orchard from being taken by the
web worm early in the spring there being about
fftv trees nesrlv stripped before thev were
ticed. In three DAYS after SPRAYING with strong
London Purple there was scarcely n worm visible.
II was = very unfavorable spring for spraying,
on account of so much rain
Mr. s. is not the only cue who has found that
the thrift. and often the life even. of trees or
vines Can be saved by spraying. II must b. con-
eidered that by spraying we get not only larger
crops OF fruit Of better quality. but We add to
the thrift and viRor OF our orchards and vine
yards. 1t has been my experience that it would
paw to spray simply on account of the increased
vigor and thrift Of the trees and vines.
Kansas leads. A ksnsan is never content to
take second place. II the Father Of his Country
were alive to-day. he. being first in war. peace
ETC.. would be 8 Kansan. II . Kansan can not
be frat in prosperity. as he il usually. then hs
will be 6ret in adversely When a Kansan can no
longer boom his boom. the hstter IL gets the bet-
ter ne is suited. Irepeat. he must be 6rst or not
at all. And in just one hundred cases out Of .
hundred he is first. and continues to get there.
Of spraying in your hands. knowing that any,
thing so profitable and desirable will be heartily
adopted and judiciously practiced by the intellt-
gent. progressive f-"it ~-,wers OF Kansas.