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THE TIMES NEW BLOOM FIELD, PA.. JUNE 8, 1880.
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HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
Pear Blight.
It has been shown by careful micro
scopic examination In its earliest stages
that the disease Is caused by a uiluute
fungus which develops In the bark and
penetrates Inwardly, destroying the cell
structure us It proceeds. The fungus Is
so small that the distinguished Investi
gator, Dr. J. Glbbens Hunt, under a
powerful microscope, could not distin
guish the species ; but this Is one of
no consequence. This being the cause
of the disease, the preventive Is obvious.
Any one who Is in a neighborhood
liable to blight can have immunity by
washing his trees annually with pure
linseed oil, sulphur wash or other things
that will kill a fungoid spore without
Injury to the bark. Of course spores
may get Into a crevice where the washes
cannot reach, and hence there may bo
some cases where, even though the trees
be washed, there will be disease. The
cause of the disease has been so clearly
demonstrated and the remedy so patent,
that cases of " fire blight" only prove
ignorance or neglect.
Scab In Sheep.
A correspondent whose sheep were'
badly diseased, after trying other reme
dies, especially sulphur, found in April
nearly all his ewes had lambs, and
when the Iambs were one week old they
began to dig and scratch themselvts.
He says: After I turned them to grass,
I paid no attention to them till I sheared
them : then every sheep and lamb had
the disease, though no worse than In
the winter when the sulphur kept It In
check. About the first of June I made
a strong decoction of tobacco, at about
five pailfuls mixed with three gills of
spirits of turpentine. I then gave every
sheep and lamb a thorough washing all
over the whole body. I then turned
them to grass to watch the result. I
found that two of them still showed
signs of the disease. I caught them and
put sulphur all over their backs and
sides, and that is the last that I have
seen of the scab In my flock.
Potato Salad and Dressing.
Cut a dozen cold boiled potatoes Into
fancy shapes one-quarter of an inch
thick ; mix with some flakes of cold
boiled flsh halibut, cod or salmon and
pour over them a boiled salad dressing,
made with six tablespoonfuls of melted
butter or salad oil, six ditto of cream or
milk, or a teaspoonful of ground mus
tard and one cupful of vinegar. Boil
wen, men aua three raw eggs beaten to
a foam ; remove directly from the fire
and stir for five minutes. When quite
cold pour over the salad ; garnish with
slices of pickled cucumbers, beets, hard
boiled eggs and parsley. This dressing
can be made in quantities and kept
tightly bottled for weeks. When used
for green salad put It into the bottom of
the bowl and the salad on top and stir
together when ready to serve. Salt and
pepper to taste.
Tomato Vines.
If there is any truth In the following
it is important : A statement comes
from Bouth America that a single prop
erty of tomato leaves has been discover
ed by a fruit grower. Having cut down
some tomato vines he used them to
mulch around his peach trees. , He soon
discovered that the curculio, which was
destroying his fruit, had abandoned the
trees surrounded by the tomato vines.
Following up this discovery, the free
use of tomato " vines proved a perfect
protection, not only against the curcu
lio, but other noxious insects.
" Marble can be nicely cleaned in
the following manner : Pulverize a lit
tle blue-stone, and mix with four
ounces of whiting; add to these four
ounces of soft soap and one ounce of
soda dissolved in a very little water.
Boil this preparation over a slow fire
fifteen minutes, stirring all the time.
Lay it on the marble while hot, with a
clean brush. Let it remain half an
hour; then wash off in clean suds,
wipe dry, and polish by quick rubbing.
rT If spermaceti is dropped on any
garment or furniture, first carefully
scrape off all that can be removed with
out injury to the material ; then lay
brown paper over the spot, or a piece of
blotting-paper, and put a warm iron on
the paper until the oil shows through.
Continue to renew the paper and apply
the warm iron until the paper shows no
more oil.
Soup Flavor.
Turnip-peel, washed clean and tied in
a net, imparts a flavor to soups. Celery
leaves and ends serve the same purpose.
To Remove Tan.
New milk half a pint, lemon Juice
one fourth of an ounce. Boll the whole
and skim clear from scum. Use night
and morning.
be iUoomficIb Oiimrs.
STOP and THINK
Hcforeyou have purclinsed elsewhere !
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Special Bargains nro Offered in
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that lie has a large and well selected stock ot
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stump or delivered at our Mill In exchange for
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October 10, 1876.
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(Formerly John Jones & Son,)
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MERCHANTS,
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WE would respectfully Invite the patronage of
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J B. HARTZELL,
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A VCTIONEEMS.
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Would respectfully Inform the publio that he
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tameseEanLT": '
U Auctioneer,
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Q B. HARNISH,
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CARPETS, Acc.,
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