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gl-T**-" r •' war. I .'...'.Tefn
t.ii..-a. ttsNCR A MCIIDELCON,
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illif (f rntvf jOtmorrat.
IULI.KKINTK, I'A.
NKWP, h'At'lh AN |> HUIitiFXTIONH.
nil TMt t.tina.. .nr.,, ,► tin i*ttu
P.pr/y Jnrtnn tu hi* umtuut fXpft If "ft
Ulxcucrri Hi,,ntihi„,j „f ru'iit Wnttilni.il
"in/ it 1., th, • A'lrirultui at Hilttar •</ tin
DKMIII HAI. Ilrttet,ti*tr , I'rini a t " that iitlifr
farmer* mot/ hare the benefit t.f it l.et
e mm.imrotu.iir he timely, and he tare that
they are th ief and well /minted
lII.UH. hold ItOOipuH.
Tuwttam h led. — Tlit*re are few
lielitr ilinhtM Until I lie liit-il loiiiiiin,
itntlevin the iiu*en IninHliH'H p|iee<l
nllil fi it'll in ImIUT like iiil, are
•uucli teli-litil lis MIIIIC people. 'l'lie
i plieen pliotihl Uul lie iu null uml tAaiei
L.TI two IMUIS.
' (.ulilmije ,Sli itnl —Shred two ntnrill
eulili.'ijien eoHiner limn for cold nlitw ;
pHthoil t IM- tn tt nh ft miih 11 piece ol
red pepper added to the hoi lin
nnter; then pour oft llie auler mid
mhl lluee or lour tnlilepoonr.r,il ol
- vitu jn r. hain n 11 piece of hotter, and
| fi iHge-piZel) ludlefill of block from tin
I Plocl pni ; cover the a. nee pun clonels.
Hfitl lit the CNhlmge niinnier jjenils
j for hII I f mi hour ; u-niori kith M tilth
ted p pp r, if it needn more, and bah.
J-rutl Celery— Cut I he celery into
, ! pii cea three or four inchea long ; Iniil
| lh m ti rifle r in nailed wut • r : dm in
! tin in. Make a hat'ci in tin* pro|Hir
; lion of two iyga to s cupful of rich
u.i'k ; mix flour or fine hread 01
rrm ki r ciuruha, enough to give il
coiminlt ru y ; roll the piece* of cele
ry in it, and Irs tin m to a light hrown
in hot lard. Serve very hot. tYler*
i J can alo Ite cooked HM anparagna. \
I MII |< d It nilei, alel M-r \ed * ith N *hiti
aanee.
Sued.Ji I'll(1,1 iny. — Olit-hnlf pound
of fi.iiir; one.half |M .ii•.,| ~f |, niter ;
lIHII pound of nilgai ; eight egg* ;
11tile null. Unit the nig ir and hutlei
to eri am ; add the s • Ik* till la-alt n.
Ihe *nll. ll Mir, and I i-ll\ llie whllt
of llie tgg* In ilen to a "llif troth,
took iis nit Hilling lilt 111 in ! nteamel
hIMIUI IHIII an hour. , 1 'lit the lialU-l j
llili efoul th* of mi 11 c-il ilu p Hit" I
lfHctl|ra, Tl,- ImUrr ttll fill ilteeupn
fuifi Ihein fint oil H h"I plnller. S.iti
i III ■ I ■ I dinti I \ eiiii -mice HI the IHIIIOIU ;
••I the di-li It iif llie al> ve qilMlitilS
will "e KI lli ii ul for a MI. ill fuii.ily.
Tn I'r, tent T'mliai). —To prevent ;
•1' iihl l! min i or wornted giMrtl* of |
Mhy th "ciipiion of tin* eolor from
filling ln n wanhi i|. take thi* pn cu
rum : Mi| half a eil|dul ol tt mr ttllh
II 'piMlt of cold tAlllef. lit it IMUI fill
i not fi'u-tn inmuten, th* n mix witii
rhe warm nuiU in whmh tlie art cle u
10 IM- *nfied , ncpn-i /. ■ and rin*e lip
••l.ti down rr|w iti ills Mint, ad of riiln
Iting on * ruMung on * ruhliing Iki ird.
11 very much niihtl, :mh in two or
three wiiii r*. H I An\ n taking can- to
Imse tin 111 of ilu- Mtme T inperiilure,
if |Minili|e, mill j'lwt cool enough In
put J our liHtnltt 111 comfortalily Make
the nud, In f .re pulling the garment
i in, and avoid ruhhing *oap on il.
SAI.S r TOR lIOHHF.*' FRET —The
I'lula'ti I phi II I,'irnril gi\-n the follow
ing mixture Ira nalxe for lhru*h.
cnuker, •crutch. *, qumter erack*, ami
lor ail ore* and wound* in horne*
; It bliouhl I*- lII' lu il over * gentle (lie
an I waiimd pn viou* to nns applica
tion : Slioein tker'a wax, one-hall
Imul ml ; lb-en wj, x. one half pound ;
mutton tallow, one-half pound.
W heiiever the foot I* wiriindiil lisa
nail It i* neceawary iinmetlialely lo
iqa-n, lv mean* ola drawing knife,
the oiilfee in the horny matter *a
diH-p ah tin* wound extend*, that il
m*S heal from the Imltntn. The waive
whoiil.l tlieiihe [Niiired into llie wound
until the cavity Im filled, the I.nit lie
ing In Id in Mich a manner that the
Mrilxe may c-wil *nd m quanlily rt main
there lite blimnlu* of which will MOOD
hung a healths growth.
wEf.L MAX,SOU) clay at.il i* known
lo la- eapiilile ol yielding the laigeat
crop* of grain, and, if pro|ierly drain
erl, with grealeal oeilainly. Tha
reaaon u-uallv given for I hit* la thai
t-las i* reU-mive ol la.th manure and
ilMiiaime. Hut there i* another rea
aon of acarcely leta impoitance. In
aeeta Unit, allack the riHitM of plMiita
living i.n-teen, and often iinllioughl of
.or iiiiMia|NtfU-d, fin-1 il11HI -nil to live
*t work in clay. Tliey cannot |N-ne
irgta it, or lliey |terUli In It. And
tlk-e iiiaitliou* enemiea are the nr>t 11
U'ut llie farmer or garduer baa lo 1
j t'omeuil wltn. J i
Whnt 11 tho Wiro-Wcrm? •
The term Wire-worm propeiiy la--
long* to the long, *lender, and un
commonly hard Ittmcuf the hJalrt'
I —the apiing, or click lieetlea. Theae.
| when pi iced on their back*, midden
ly apiing *everal inchea into the aii.
w ilh a clicking bound. The lurgcat
of tlieae la-etleb (hOi'rrr oritlulite) i •
i ahoul two inelu-a in length, and lie*
two l.irge, round *pota iqion the up
per aide of the lowly, which are often
mibliiken fur eye*, lib auiface in cov
ert-d witli a whit bit powder It i* fre
quently found on the trunk* and
hrnnclii-b of old apple tree* during
June mid July, ami from it a larger
size, peculiar "eye bp., t-," arid btrangi ;
manner of bpiiuging, il i* ofu-n beir
lIM for a name. The larva I* aliou"
two ami a half im-l.e* long. lIHH verx
•trorig j iw*, mid hnrrowa in rlierl.-
eaying wood of old apple tree*.
There are aevernl other amallerbp
eieb of bpiing ta-elh-b, borne ol then
eonkpii iioim only by their irjurs ii
evltiviitcd plant*. Tlioac wire worm
which live in the *o.l HJUI feed u|eu
Soung root* and atema, nre the mo*.
detrue ive. So far ab their uitor.
i known they live from three to fou
Seara. Their irj'iry to llie |a.t-ito
though |H-iljap* no greater than I
■•omc other crop*, i* often ruirioii- I
Indian corn and the gr.bbe* aoun
• iinea buff, r great'y. It i* not ea*il.
•eache.i with any poiaon, and lh.
lending remedy infrequent plowing
M iie-wonri* are generally Coiifouml
.d w illi the cul-worin*. and in dealrue
tiveneni m >y la; C'>Hbidereil thebame
I'iie mature atate of tin- cut-worn
• M ing a moth it i* eriails di*tingui*l.
•-.I from the "click," or apring la-etle*
I Another group of worm* i* bl<
! ofu-n bp..ke* 1 of a* cut-worrn. Iml th- I
i .ueinla-r* are my t lapod*. with insnx i
' ing-l ke tliviaiorib Ul the lull. Ibblle*
;■ ach of which i* provided will/ iw.
I-Hlr ol leg". Tlieae, bouielimeb call
d the thoUMind leggtal woi ui". are i.
i dark hrowri color, and when di -
•nt Im - I coil int.. n ring. Tin s do n<>
; |im" from one btate to another, lit
ordinary inatct.a. Some . f thee fal
wire worm* leed n|.on the root* o
i-latit*, Mt.d .1.. much ilatn igc. The
have la-en caught by placing alio
>.f |MttwUi, or tin nip, ii|mn the nor far .
ol lire boil. The white giubti i" si— !
MMMiK-ibUai wilh hi* wire worm* ill ll
|in . nn. rot living, and need* the * tim
| Ueatuit-nl Ail of llit-be an liter ra lUM
|M-"tM have their natural eriemn
among the chief of which are bird
; I. ale full plowing i*i|onhls la-n ficiat
n it turn* the worm* out of tin i
winter quarter", and eX|M.*-M thern t
fieizing weather, and al*o bring
tin in within the ca*s reach of in see
eating I. ml"
Value of the Suufljwcr.
I'rofx-aaor l!. rg*trand, of the Hot
al Agricultural Academy of Sweden
pi.hli*hea H ni..*t laudators r.-port in
the tiituea of bin fi oxer aeetl cake a
fond for cattle. lie "talc* that l
preaenla n remsrkahh- conataricv •>
corn|b.ition rarely if ever met wit.
in other ciikeb as met wiih in com
mcrve. It contain* from 13 to l<
per cent, of fat, and 3.' to 36 per cel.-
of protein bubotancea, and ha", then
fore, a nutiitive value far above 11,
of mo*t ordinary feeding atulf-, lb
ahlea whieli it haa a mot agrei a'u<
U*te, and i* aluigether free from bit
I. ror any ii jirioua maiu-r*. Soim
careful I-X|H-l irnt-nl* on it* I tfecl* up
on milch cow* have la-en mule at tin
Ultun.x Agricultural Inatitjle ly
15.mn A kerl j-Im, which lend to alio*
that il IHIIII improve* the quality an.
im-reawe* the quantity of their milk
the luitU-r from which i* al*. of ex
cepliunal excellence. Many praclica
farmer* in the n- ighlmrhiMbl liax.
HUO made trial of the same food,an>
are unan.tn-iu" in their favorable ver
diet. Their milch cow* all UMA
greedily to llie cake from llie firm
day it waa fed U them, and in all
c .be* an improvement in the quality
of the uiilk waa quickly notexl. Fot
drauglit oxen and latu ning bullock*
alao it ia t qually suitable, etqiecially
for the latter, whoae meat preaeuU
an unequalleri riclineaaof flavor when
tliua fed, and it may l>e given in aroall
[ quantiliea to boraea, with much ad
vantage. mixed in a thick mash with
chaff In cornpariaon with other feed
ing stuff* ihia cake i very cheap,
and it can la- given in larger quanti
liea than mint uti.er cakes, without
any ill ctK-cla.
Tho Future of A mrrican Farmlnr*
The /tutal Stw i hrker, in apeaking
•if the future of Ameiican farming,
A inly any s ;
•'There i no class for whom the
future holds fto much ftociul arid in*
u-lh-cluul advancement, so much aft*
lureil |iroh|M*rity, and so much raiioti •
•d happiness, at for those engaged in
the various departments of agih ul*
lure; and in no country in thewroiid
are the farmer* so well preparer) aft
HI ihift, liy intelligence, energy, and
I |Militical, an well as iiHtural condi*
( lions, to pluck the earliest Item fits
! from the treasure* of the future.' 1
There is no need of seeking for a
A iter or deeper field of intellectual
culture than a well directed 'arm life
• (fords. Herein lies an explanation
• f the fact that men of weullh, of
eisure, ot education, n<) the highest
• oci .1 position, have found the occu*
patio.. of farming a constant source
i.f pleasure, to any not hi of ibe
■llendaiit profitable results en car
led on in a business way, on buai*
iess piinciplea.
It the son* of farmers would strive
0 excel HI lurming ; strive to increase
lie annual use rage yield of the staple
;o>p* la-st adapted to tire locality
i where they live; lie thorough in
| shalcver they undertake; be able to
iive a reason why they pursue a giv
n system of rotation of crops and
nsnuting, why they breed certain
*inds of stock, and why they find it
uore profitable to pursue one system
t fiiniiing than another, they would
bid farm, work more interesting and
.llracli ve.
Agriculture, when viewed from sn
n'elhclual standpoint, rise* above
lie plane of a mere mechanical pur
nit. The reason is evident. The
inly duties of a wide-awake, pro
•ressi o tanner bring hirn into fttnil*
r contact with the marvelous opera*
urns of nature. If lie will hut make
•is calling a success, in the highest
captation of the term, he will find
H it ample sco|ie for th* application
1 sll hi* know ledge, and ab-iudant
iinteri d for fresh thouglit and study.
Vgricultnre, as a pursuit, is unques*
i inaltlv entitled 10 the foremost rank
•noiig the iiidot'teft of mankind.
Selene m Farming.
We have tiiiifu poor Un>l in (he
niled >' a tea, and an immense nre\
•I g-ssi land. The |oor land will be
iM-d to grow timber. or fe improved
•y converting more or less of it,
! r-idu dly. it.to pasture and stocking
I i with sfjia-p and cattle. The main
•nit i. to feed the slieep tr cattle
• itli *ome rich nitrogenous food,such
cotton-seed, cake, m ilt-sprouts
•rsn, shorts, mill feed, refuse beans,
r lieaii-roeai made from tu-an injur*
iby the w evil, or hug in all >rt,
lie owner of such lnd rnut bur
•u It food as will furnish the most
• utiiinmt st"i make the richest ma*
• ure st the least coat —taking both of
lo se obj.-cts into consideration He
ill alo buy more or less artificial
it ati u res, to !>e used for the product
ion of f.ftlder crops, such a* corn,
uiilct, Hungarian grass, etc. And,
is soon as u portion of the land can
•c made ricli enough, lie will grow
in.re or less mangel wutxels, surgar
sets, turnips, and other root crops.
sii|>crphoftphate will lie found admira
•I V adapted for this purje, and
wo, three, or four hundred pounds of
heap potash salts, |KT acre, can fre*
piently lie used on lodder cro|w, in
onneclion with two or three bund*
cd jmnnds of su;>erpliospliate, w itft
'oiisideralile profit. The whole sub*
pit is well Worthy of careful study-
V ver in the history of the world haa
here been a grander opiKiitunity for
lie application o' science to the im
provement of agricult re than now.
On the richer lands, the aim of the
fa tuer will lie to convert the plant
•'••oil lying dormant in the soil into
orofitable crops. Tlie main poiul it
g<Hal tillage. In many raaea weeds
now run away with half our crops
and all our profits The wveda which
•low spring up after the grain crops
are harvested, are not an unmixed
•ell. They retain the nitrogen and
other plant food, and when turned
under make manure fur Ue succeed
ing crop*. But woe Is among the
growing cro|M are evil, and only evil.
Ti orougb plowing ie the remedy,
with drainage where needed Ameri
can Ag. teuiiurui.