The Telegram. — 1895-03-19 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

KITCHEN GAHDEN.—CeIery :All who require celery in July or August for exhibition or other purposes should sow a few seeds without delay. The main or winter crop need not be sown until April, and where only ordinary celery is ueeded we advise delaying sowing till then. A few seeds placed in a 6-inch pot will produce many scores of plant,. Young vegetables under glass : Cauliflowers, lettuces, Brussel sprouts, and other young vegetables under glass are now growing rapidly. If they are kept in a close high temperature far from the light, they will be spoilt, but if near the light, given all the air possible without checking them, and never allowed to form long spindly stems, they will all prove highly useful. If they have been raised in boxes or pots, try and move them from these as soon as they are 3M. high. They may be returned to boxes again, but Lie better way is to make up a shallow hotbed, place an old frame on the top of it, put sonic good soil inside, make it very firm, and dibble the young plants in din, apart. By ,reftill nursing for a few days, ar.d ordinary care afterwards, these may he turned out into the open quarters by the end of Main or early in April with great sueCeSA. This is the best of all ways to treat young vegetables of all descriptions, and it is entirely due to this that we secure many fine extra early crops. Spring onions: This is a common term applied to the onions sown in the spring. The crop is one of the most important of all, as on it depends a good or bad supply of onions during next winter. The ground selected for the spring onion crop should be a strong rich soil, fully exposed to the sun, and guaranteed to keep free from worms or grub for the next seven months. This can be insured by selecting a piece of ground that is not maggoty, and dressing it while the manure is being applied with a large quantity of soot, a smell quantity of gas lime, or a little ordinary lime ; hut the former is better applied in the autumn. Dig the soil deeply first, then fork over and break it well, and on the first fine, dry day open drills all over the piece at is distance of 10 inches or one foot and two inches deep. As two varieties to sow now,. the Bate bury is a reliable sort, and James' Keeping should always be included, as it is the best of all for use the following nprzoig after it has been stored in the autumn. Radishes : This is the first salad plant that can be mised in the open air, and those who are deficient of forcing space and cannot grow them under glass may now sow a few seeds in the most sheltered spot they call find in the open. Two or three rows, a yard or so in length, will be sufficient for the first sowing, but this should be repeated three times during March. riarfb-o Wort.  What ! theft spoiled hands are caused by Washing Day. I am surpriied, get MATCHLESS CLEANSER SOAP at once, I pray. (93267-7044.  Dick Burrows died at Swansea, on Thursday morning from Injuries received while playing football a fortnight since.  James Cotter, army pensioner, murdered his child, Ellen Cotter. aged one year, by drowning it under a water tap at Ilia reeidence, Maitland Street Bray, on Monday. He aulmequently surrendered hitnsell to the police.