Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 23, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 April 1881 — Page 7

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-Do w plow loo ranch?" wh tbe teeetfcoa aw Iqr of our ronton a few weeks ago, who teen prooeeded to give bit sptriosot in too preparation of lend corn without plowing, on w.teb elm bed boon grown the year before. Another implement wh uaetl. flsVsa wwe XwBsowfcaw JewF swfcw wFl ewj our correspondent, proved very sntiafaetorv in saving Md labor, and also In the ooloonM of the orop. This experiment to saggeetlve and no doubt arretted the Attention of numerous renders, nod it is not bw probable toot aoroe of them mar .Jnnt , Hua it.taMnru." Im L ........

aralion of their land for the spring

crops. The preparation of the soil for the re. oeptloa of seed, is the most important of all wMUBttwUical operationi on the farm, bat the time, the desired depth, and the manner of doing the wont depend upon various cirounistances. as the kind of crop to which it hi iutended to devote the land, the character of the noil, etc. There Is no question but that the time and labor or plowing some field .or asoring crop, are nnneoesaarv, or in other words thai helda which bare been well tilled during the preceding season mar bo put into good condition for the reception of seed by the use of implement which greatly eoonotuixe time and toil. But. of coiir. this method canaot.be followed at random. Kverv farmer known that a great deal depends upon the season as well as the kind or character of the xoii. It aometimes happens that a light or naturally friable soil has become packed and hard by beating storms, and that plowing it is indispensable in order to put it into proper condition for a crop, while, under otherdrcurastances soils of a much

heavier texture turn over like an ash

WwwneMw4. It air and rain get. Uwg to that destroy. Where the limb to be grafted hi from two to four Inches over, ft should be cut say six inches

iram we tree, and from four to six

wwum amy oe inserted.

wneretnere is only grafting to be done on one's own premises we make

ii.' . often published it,

mm wmwiioNr pnru of rosin, one part of beeswax and ne part of beef tallow.

me t inem together in a skillet (which is the best.) or a tincup, and stir well. It should remain in the vessel and use as needed. Apply with a light wooden paddle or spatula. Twentf or thirty scion i can be waxed with one warning-

. '"co raiung is ui none, a little ttre for heating the wax should be made on the spot, between two bricks or stones. Formerly we had considerable graftins: to do unon our own iMwtniK

r which we attended to neraonallv. nl

found it to be one of our pleasanteat pastimes. UermirUoum Ttltyrapk. MpriMf Tokens. It is hard aometines to tell when the back of winter hi fairly broken. The persistence of its rertebne in our climate hi something wonderful. It surrenders a rood many times in its later days, only to stiffen up more perpendicularly again for a renewed eontest with the inevitable. Some of the birds which are always with us leare thoir haunts in the Wbods in these intervals when the weather relaxes to forage near the house and barn. They

uirko m rwonnnisance along tne more traveled road to see what bits of straw they ran find to thresh out, or to gather the kernels spilled from the

farmer s sleigh on its way to or from

me mm. i nave seen toe

Matt, JTABI AJ -AftMtX.

The bnlhe of the

bloom but ooee. They require a sandr

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govern in inn metnoas empiottsd in cur

rying on the operations of his farm. A few words here upon Npraig ilowing are not out of place SandV or gravelly noils mar. be plowed or replowed in the spring without running much risk; but it is direrent with clay solla, and the rule should govern thst clay is to be plowed in the fall or winter. To pursue a different course involves a ri.lt. especially with undrained land. A clay loam which is underdrained and haa been well cultivated may be treated more like a lighter soil; but even then prudence is required, for clay soils are sensitive, and are often injured by starting the plow too soon after a heaw rain, showing the e fleet

in the yield of the crou. Stiff.

and they could endure their en orced

nunger no longer.

I he rrow, if airy bod v does, knows iretty well what he ia about, and he keeps hU eyes and mind on the alert

when he haa a mission near the human habitation. I think I can see al reachthat the belief in spring has had U ef-

ieci upon mm. although the vicissitudes of the late winter have riven him

an eariy aim rigidly ooninulaorv Lent.

which he is trying to terminate just as ours begins. Not long after I was

watching his and two of his brethren's movements the other day, a pair of

tiluejays came into the yard here, and iKiih seated themselves on the low

limb of a tall elm not far from n,v win.

I..!, .All .Uk.. l '.. .. ... mwuwcnm.

,,, vrei in "'y wun exceptionally sott ami ricb nlum

ZZ ZzIZ a m dv-B,-ei wh,t B if they were not making some wet or erydrr. However, .nch soila calculations for the summer soon to

this reduces them to that tineh com-

T uJ f---. iney are rare vianorn at so close a

iw muir ur lew nv m IV, anil II I rftnern. hut th unit ih Iu .

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wv, me retun is ' crib tn t hi-ir fitmH rK-.u ..t..l ..i.

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n, in.,1 mm r nuv nw'oimr Tor ni iitin-.ua I inoainn

fjointmcnl occurs in the vieid of rich On the ad of Ma.ch. late in the dav!

"f wb,t'11 !ul . I1" I was surprised to find within a few feet

, T ae "" of me as I opened the door-vard gate rendered comparatively useless. leading to the highway; a phimD lVttle

...r..M.vm it Mfiuc ui rea ttouirrei, wno, with his mate, oecu OUr lVafflra ttt inut iiin,,.!.,njili..... 1 ..i..-. i .. . ,

V , , "-"" ' pies n iioikiw iree near or. nc is a

"... ...v-nHiuu oy uiem. ii musi noi 1 con-itant sum.ner guest, but he had not

,1 ,"""u- nowever, mat many oi our hown his head for month until that

rowuera are on nar Mrmers. or . mn.ni h kn.w ma .:kt .-it

a 4 at k r tk.trt . f 1 LI ... a a. ' .

u n uv i- iu i ktii xl nim. Ann iit.r iiirnad iksksr

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-A NlosWaonit.--0e pint of soald-

M milk oootod, two qnarts of sifted flour, three teiHespoojtfwb of shorten.

one teaeopf id of yeast and a Kttle All soils are improved by mixing. The physical properties of the soil have an important Influence upon its average fertility. The admixture of pore sand with clay soil produces an alteration which is often beneficial, and which hi almost wholly mechanical. The sand opens the pores of the clay and makes it more permeable to the air. Smut in oats tot the same as wheat smut, and should be treated in the same way. It is own with the seed, and, to prevent it. the seed should be stMrMMl

as wheat Is in a solution of one nound of

sulphate of copper in four srallons of

water or a strong brine of oommon aaJt

the day before it ia sown. The seed soaks up the solution if not anolntd too

freely.

Iron nine rusts and srires a diaa-

greenble taste to water that stands in it; lead pipe is dissolved by pure soft water, and the carbonate of lead thus formed la highly poisonous. But with either pipe, If the water is pumped awav Until it ia fatah Otmrm will Ka

neither the bad taste of the iron nor the danger from the lead. The Iron flavor is not injurious, but, although ii hi not pleasant, is wholesome and of tonic properties. But one mar not like to

take such medicine in all his food and

drink and it is easy to avoid it Orange Pie . or Puddimr. One

Kund of butter, one pound of sugar aten to a cream, one glass rose-water, ten eggs beaten to a high froth; have two oranges and boil the rind until it hi tender; change the water two or three times while it is boiling, then beat H in a mortar and squeeze the juice in, together with the rind of one lemon, grated, and the juice of the same; mix all well together with the other ingredients, and bake in a puff paste without an upper crust, half this quantity is sufficient for two ordinary sited pies. The Chinese make tea as follows: The tea is put in a clean tea-pot and hot water poured on it and left to stand fifteen or twenty minutes and steep. Here is the war we make our tea." lie thereupon took on" a cover with a cushion of cotton two inches thick on the under side and lifted out a nrettv nor.

celain tea-pot that was nicely set in the centre of alining stuffed around two inches or so in thickness with oottott.

The tea-pot, after the boiling water hi poured into it upon the necessary auan-

come, then thev were looking very l,lv OI lea- ' set in this non-conducting ; wise and discouraive over matters that receptable and meeps fifteen minutes7 ;

verr alowlr fat

P - "War

me latter travels sixteen million

fast as a nerve imDabe.

yet the nerve impulse trareia with the

MM of the fastest railroad train.-.

Jeswt's Hmlth Monthly for April. rjttwwsovt (Wuu But ale Oa Hetell)

Mr. W. H JL ABwdos, one ef Uastiset

tiers ia tat town of oanuuitown, "Wat, and eae of tki most Industrious sad haiw-worh-

but atsa hi the county, has beeavenratytiwlv

troubled with rbatunaUe pains eartag tbs pas

xtwyean, so muen at Uaws that he was dls-

sMw. from performing manual labor. Laam

tag of tbs woaderf ul ears sfltetwd by the ess of m. Jacob Oil ba procrd a few bo, ties and axpsrisaeed Immediate relict Manv

ethers of ear acquaintance hava need It and express ttwauwlyea aa htchly gratiasd wit. tba relief it baa afforded titem. Ttita klnar at

mtdUdmt m ba bought sverywaere.

OLOVaa tm twa mk Imm mm K ml.

Wbo eaaoot afford to bar oaaa.

(OwenuMtl Ira Ctttaum. Mr. John Miujul oiM Waat Fifth ttrMt.

tells as that he was enrad by the nee of St.

acoba uu or a eoMplUwUKt east U

twa of tea yeara'

.J J MmU only atwf for a iMiy of aoon atatara ia to tat aplietdae soon as aoaalb s.

heap; so that in this, as in other thing, j ti ularlv active in this way of late.Jw if the jodgn.ent of the fanner muat f their winter fast had made them bold.

Tae Hob nunrra ManQrutnHii- rvM.Mw.

on Wbeater'a greatest trannaa tnterprlaoa. Their Bo SittaM ha n.uk-d . ui.

btyond all precedent, haying from thair iatriuale value found tbeir way into almost vary wWaaelMNa tn the land. OrapAfa

A fellow being helped ever a stone wall I

mj a goat, remareee that it was butt the

miifl Chtn- wwi w MmtmX,

Baa

kwhmiww,!

of tm l fcrif uu mm. D)i

ay wwwr iMkich Blrnta. watohi

mtUorn a aaalal warmth. iMuatat HaawBsarta toaata ttMttm. Thi liaata. 4 Mm auhuy sama aemg rianiw av Oarn. Uw ww la MWd m imm

rar aaa ar aa

araUr.

m nw.riwwl

AmX mm Uw.M ul lk.

kuVVh CwiiljH Swtlww W ftw IwwwY

av wWwpw;w,iawiiii(jkt f AtwM. kwl frw wfTi

wHw w, ull rBkltewn, 131 anatomy.

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PENSIONS aaUiliiaT reaaloa for aay vua4

m I of a moment. Boston -float

worked

hurttul.

when too

It is in

later

men who have had

lilt!

; '"""K . or ia n out oi little on the p ckcl of the fence which ohM-e to ftcraaionalh1- remind farmer of he had made his tmttingtrack until I

. , . " .inl c ninst had achieved the passage through it.

t u m P'owu, re.'loving H;.- foresight had served to keep him

V " "a:i uvgiae.fat and sleek, for no squirrel could look ile!w!l """V" ' ,hf (H':W01"'" j as he did who had not put up rations

j nw MuuriuT! in proponioneti to tne strength ana severitnw i regard; nor does the matter end ty of this uncommon season. There

.i.r.LT, wawn. anu taw is one was a luster in his beady eye, too. that

....... irequenuy tost signi ot at rH.lco of good heart and good cheer.

him t a wLntfr m-v,e! lur"in? over and a cordial relish in h a enjoyment of

Zi" T -,u lw wei lo . h' new observations that ansured me

K.' n u".n ,n.m" T "Pring. to turn . all was well with him and his house

P so inat it win mine ia to injure it hold. But whv ahould he have selected

""veraw years, entailing much unnecessary loss both of yield of crops, and of labor to restore it to a natural conditio- of fertility Vitrie farmtr. WrafMng-tjraftiag-Wax. The season for grafting is now here and mav be continued until tbe end of May, provided the grafts are carefully Cerred -that is lo say, kept In an hooso or in a cold cellar, after the weather has become warm, to prevent their growing. We have set grafts the aat day of May with at mnoh success as at an v ai-ar titn.

jnown of grafting being done up to the Oth of June, Whsm vadeivtood -amd it ought to be aa eaay thing to learn anyone can do his own grafting. Yet doe care most be taken in all the deti to insure growing. Stocks or limbs to be grafted, not over two Inches in diameter, should be cutoff at the distance of four inches. A fine saw should be used. Incline the aw so that the stump, if perpendicular,

-ii nhm the rain. The bark must be

nnimurea. With a sharp knife smooth un the sawed stomp. Take a case-knife, wbhsh is aa good as any, place It across Wc heart of tbe stock, and force it

wwi with a wooden mallet. We

very narrow screw-driver for keeping

in spin, onape tne scion Hcdge-faehion both ways, keeping the bark intact. We make a ahottlder as r p as the scion is shaved; it hi not f foog, but better insures growth, The lnsfie of the bark of both anion and woe mnet , meet or cross, in order that Jg m of the two may commingle. the scion at a slight angle spreading from each other. When the stock aaU and only one scion Inserted. iwtP? wood on the opposite Waofeotremiidlng thickness. Tfthc widow iiot clote up wiiaoientiy, tie 2w.f.5 keep iTtight

aTrTuP uver with wast eerv

r ; mwm em

weed mnd f. In three

C over the grafWaodre-

the :kl of March for his tribute to the

season r Did he wish to see the very

last of the Hayes qnadrennial, or was he awaking himself betimes for the in

auguration of liar field?

How gracefully at ease this lltt'e

rodent deports himself, as if an infinite

leisure were hie, and no earning con

corns could be irmitted to mar it! The

evergreens near bf were tbe only ob

jects that gave any sensible hint of summer attire, and vet the summer

mast somehow have entered into his thought, His confident step betokened that the worst of our journey to it is now ended, and that a new order of things is at hand. To see him. in tbe bright expectant attitude he had so suddenly assumed, was a veritable token of spring a foretoken of summer M Anntailattnf ail ta.it'a made To a sreen tbought tn a rreen abatte.'' Joel Button, in H. T. Evening W. Manuring the (tardea.

The cost of manuring a garden plot is trifling and the result so satisfartorr.

It is a matter of wonder that those who desire a fair harvest of fruits or vegetables do not treat the soil a little more liberally in this respect. Before getting seed, plant-, splittings or cuttings, get manure. Stndy the character of the soil and seek to give it the manure beat calculated to enrich it, and there is nothing better than well-rotted stable manure. Let it be well worked into it . . is -9 t m

me eon. it is ot uuie use to a gardener to throw it upon the ground and there leave It, Let there be as thorough pulverisation as possible and then intermixture of the mannre, and the land will show its gratitude in the results. iV. J". (Mmrver. ww wi --Profeeeor Rttev savs that kerosene

oil hi tare death to Insects in all stages, and the only substance which is destrnc tire to their ease. Thhi oil wttl mix

wfth milk and may 1m tUIaied to any ex-

lent.

said the Celestial narrator, ' and then served." Kan$aa ViM "limes.

Some one mav be srlad to know

how to make a delicious lemon pie which ia not too rich to be enjoved. Prepare a crust for the pie in a deep plate, then stir one tablespoonful of

cornstarch Into a little cold water, add one cuo of boilinsr water, let, all pmiM

to a boll, then add seven tablespoonfuls Of sugar, the well-beaten yelks of four

egga and the grated rind ami juice of

two lemons; wane this is bakinr beat

the whites of the four eggs and one

heaping tablespoonful of pulverised

rttgar to a stiff froth: when the pie is baked, spread this smoothly over the

top, then set it in the oven for two or

three minutes; this is long enough to

a a " .

give ii me nesireu goiaen-brown co or

The custom of atuushingclos-vokes

to animais to prevent them from jumping over fences is open to many objections. The animal is more or less disfigured; often the forelegs are iniured.

and sometimes the mvk hi broken. I

will offer my method, which I have lomr

practiced and like much better. It is

this: Take an old head-stall with a brow-band, throat-latch and nose-band

going all around the nose. Get an old boot-leg, split it open, (or any piece of leather that is wide enough to extend

beyond both eyes of the animal) and with copper rivets fasten this to the

bmw-band and the nose-band. The

animal can see in front of him by bend

ing to tne right or left, but be will

never jump with his neck bent or when he cannot see his war clear. Cur.

Country (Jent'enian,

Xhdeek Nit He!e. The Judge of a Galician village

near Cracow, havlnglearned that an old peasant woman resident in his district had won a prlae of three hundred flor

ins in the Cracow Lottery, bethous-ht

him of a stratagem bv which they might tie transferred to his own posses

sion. Accordingly, dressed as the devil, he presented himself, . as the clock struck midnight, at tho old woman's lonely dwelling, aroused her from her slumbers, and. in a hollow voice

commanded her to hand over her win

nings. The terrified woman at once produced seventy-five florins, protesting that she had that day lodged the

oatance in tne i raoow savings Bank; whereupon the devil informed her, with dreadful threats of infernal torment shonld she fail to fulfil his behests, that he would return the following night at the same hour to receive the remainder. Next morning the poor old lady applied to the savings bank for her deposit. The manager, surprised that she should whih to draw It out so soon after having lodged It, inquired into her reasons for so doing, and elicited a full confession of her adventure of tho previous night. When his Satanic Majesty called at twelve p. m. for the balance of his per (inisite he was received by two gendarmes, who handcuffed him, marched h m off to Cracow, and there delivered him to the secular ami, which will owbably disable him from playing the -aril for some time to mime.

am. Qeasral whenaea aays: "I hava ewsatly tmrchaasd Duraiur'a Rhaaaaatie 1

ear for friends aafferiaf with rheomaUam, and to every iaataaes it worked like maticT" 0nrli Log". United States eeator, writes: "Soma yoara ago I was troaMod mora or lost with rbeumattam, and btay horn a trrsat sufferer in tbe but rear w.th tamo wfteaoe. I btcan to take Dunn; a Rbeomatte H-mady, aad am Mttafted that I have baca cured by its ttt. I rtoomatnd St to all safferera.''

Hoa, John Ctataa, late member ef Congrats from Pennayhranta, write: "In the

inn n tweire boots my rnMauwiem was goes, having taken thrtt doata urang's

.y.iBJMMW iwntaf, MJ RTwUCr, OI

wra, rtaMyivaala, was eared by a

amount. . It -baolotely euros wbta everything

satis, sold by every Draggitt. Send for P'Wt to B. JL Itefrbwaittao, Waohhkftoa, P. C

Bed-

wmte- J. Courtuan, of SomtrrOlw, Mats., tWarf UtUn0tth hmat, followed br a Mvetw

xra" wmm oniuw to we uiy MoaDitaL Whn tbert the doctort taM I badabxlekay

wnaw aa dk aa a nan dollar.

nt a irieml told mt of Da

BAM FOB TUB L.UMOB. I rot

my aurprias I commenced to feel bettor, aad to

ws a ivci ia oalier

rnrte years. I

fgrVatliaia.

wioow, me. Ttao

ar wuuM or iltrmm.

ttaymadi. I'eMloiwn muued to lac apt W JVtttam, Mcw tewa aad aacwloa. ibM waaa

Mwu aat laatracUoM,

m. vmmm txtutwmty. box

Adtraaa. with two Manna fur haa.

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ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS I. W. ear. Malt tea Hre Ma.

School of Drawing and Pabtina-.

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BMre ramedy tor Colds, Ooarhs, aad all

whm hn uimg Awaeatea. hom bf

to the.

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tm wwTio. .bwu BBoaueat ror ttaoie nte, TMK MARKITH.

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