The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-11

the stale berries bought on the MARKET.
bu, fresb ard clean directly from the
pseen. aad worth double as much as
the stale ones bought In town.
think / know something Of the cost
OF growing berries. and while ! coneede
that they cannot be growa as cheaply
Ia a small way as the wholesale grower
would produce them. yet will contract
10 pay the hired man bis wages. buy the
plants and do ali the work connected
wlth-ibem tiil Y 3 are ready for pick
ing 80 cents or quart for strawber-
r. Ksp0rsie gooaeberries and cur
ats: biackbcrrtSs for three cents, and
~ aa for half cent per pound. and
have. them an ready for picking, and
the latter work can be done for less
trouble than you can 60 70 the grocer
for them
Besides, n purchased you must pro-
duce something else 10 get the money.
Then you must pay for picking at least
two cents per quart. boxes and commits
/ aions 10 dealers az least three cents
more. You buy a crate and carry them
home. and before you can eat them or
can them ~. they are stale and have
lost their flavor. You have so many
that you are rushed to get rid OF them
before they spoil. and clt too many AZ
once. often bringing on serious dis0r-
dors and then 90 without for consider
able time; Ia fact. most farmers 90
without them pretty much altogether.
In the eyes Of the law Il Is not a crime
10 deprive your family OF these cheap.
God-glyen. delicious luxurios. but Il Is
an ofense against them, and the rush
Of the boys from the farm 20 the cities.
where they zee things IN great protn-
sion. bears evidence that u has more
TO do with the breaking up or families
so early in life than any other one
thing. a steady diet Of 'hos and hom-
my" pork and potatoes makes both
boys and girls restless. end they Ions
I for a change.
Dr. Vaughan. dean Of tho medical fac
. ulty Of The university at Anu Arbor. %
a lecture before the State Horticulture
q Society pointed on; that there wer'
4 many families seriously affected viii
O a disease closely resembling scuryy
0 and the only o1ectull remedy yet ioun'
we're the rich fruit acids AN such DIS
@ eases had yielded promptly TO thi
p treatment A careful computation o
b your bills fog medicine during the yea
% viii show ID to De considerably NOR
j. than the cost OF ihe fruit garden. an
BE- 80 In many cases you can take sou
choice az the same price. SO unless 80
Pc really enjoy Eruuting aud sickness 80
u should begin "a once 10 prepare .-r O..
e rprlng planting.
q. Select the highest and best piece
ID ground son cgn fad. and AS near q
10 house as possible. so the good wife an
.e children can step out and pick the bel
M rics Jus. before the meal Have q
n rowa long 80 the work can De- dol
d. with the horse. with as little haI
work as possible. Draw our ai ouI
Du and spread coat OF weli-rottcl N
nure. OF d you DO not have this 1
.s. fresh manure and lct the winter rad
.k. wash The juices down into all ilcl
Dorato Il wlth the sou The coal
We straw should be rakcd on and not
Ter plowed under. as ., seriously iaiurs
nd ground Ia case Of aroaih.
nd Next 20 The fence eel a row OF aspal
va gus. Fif,y or a hundred plants "
supply an the family can eat. and Il
per fully equal to green peas Five 4
from thu. row dad three feet apart
90 Is Palmer. 90 Older or Conrath and
nd Gregg black raspberrics. Seven {
further set % Hansell, % Marlboro q
ere so Cu,hhert red rlsp1errles. Anotl
nee row. same distance. put 25 Western I
81 umph aud % Taylor blackberries. O
The then row OF grapes. two Early On
$50 three Moore's Early. Eve Delaware O
,g2 Mover. ten Wordcn. ten Concord an
,gs. few AgaWam for early winter. Thil
the permanent garden. which sho
last several years
aNNM w NNN aNA ~ ANN W. 2 HAa wv "
field % Bederwood. 90 Haverland.
Loyott. % Crcenyllle and 30 Enhal
-'U Nov with this pat such vegetables
~. yea need am perfectly well aw
~. y" that have provided for several t.l
~ ~. as much as a family OF six can eat.
y" wanted the children TO have so
"o' thing 20 take TO town and sell Tor Il
pin money. You viii be astonishe,
- see how much money you can pick
49, .' from such a garden, to say nothinl
IN IN interesting the children In the "
ln' and the general good cheer Il will
~, fuse into the home llle.-R. NJ. kel
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