Show agricultural SOW MILLET I 1 dodou 0 you want to know why because it it yields more food for lot man and beast than thlin any other cul cui cull cuil 1 grain gram cut for luy the crop la Is large and anil of excellent quality and it is said sald imparts a vigor and elasticity to working j cattle that Is acquired from no other food stock booy too are very fond of millet hay bay it if allowed to ripen its seed is I 1 an in expel excellent lent grain for tor animals possessing a As much autri ment as indian corni corn but not its fattening property J in europe it Is often of ten tun ground for fur bread and where people are accustomed to its use they are millet bread 1 11 1 1 1 in thia this latitudes latitude as we learn from good autho the time for tor sowing millet Is orom from rom the first of may may udy to the he middie middle middie of june when it will be ready to harve harvest barvest st la in dix pix uly aly or august leaving the arouni in the befi besl for a crop of winter grain A rich richy light soil is best and it wor kou li be deep ly prepared as for wheat if grywa grown for hay from 30 to 40 smarts of sad besoin be sown to th acre it should te the the milky state and as soon goon as it Is ww willed id be pur up and curb curl curi la in cocks As tec at clover clever aay hay arthe weather Is fine it win will be made in three or four dayi daye when the cocks t should be turned and opened a few hours before it Is hauled in 11 sown bown for the grald graid nica fica isto isio 20 quarts quart bof bot of sead eed are to tot the be Ibe lacre acre and aad kluha with a sms go W bl sew drill the crapof seed aeed would bel bo moah improved no 13 0 o attempt should ever be made io to secure bau seed beed ard and hay from the same field hint om orm nield field for seed geed and ine ane tor for ray lay nay A tood dmd crop arm amm wm tons of bir hay for seed the upper tipper parts odthe of the heads must be ripe te bb is cut L nemi nevi feyt if one ona adran tase in ridin birin ri din rin millet tb at ot to e d it to all barmer armert it flourishes ai astl api tahe gal gat sil sa himics alio onice orice comine the ulal va llen iten or of millet seldom jf evel ever abandon lt it N T trib K rio the hon eon tor for tsuro coles cows amergi arut book bolat I 1 I 1 I 1 1 ane part cod beet beef tajan 2 parts of bp benh benS jitt 1 4 a iut fUt a 11 seit sert of white hits transparent rol roi r rolay I 1 jy leit jelt all tog turn into cold odid id waleri water a and work and p ul lit as is kers i vax wax 1 this compos composition lOcin Is not so sot rot as tj 1 melt in warm vea vear rear iller illet no lor nor BO so bard hard as aa toi to crack in ard ced cd a daiber abbt gives as the tree grows it Is of great importance teavelt th lipe avelt it of arient a and wen well applied else it betl perl off la it cold coid veather weather while warm it be lie brewed to all a the of sitio and sc scion men aliro und 10 ad ond odd beepat in wag Water shenji Is very warm neep beep the con oon in gold cold water in worsens and applying appl ying it the hands bands should be slightly greab to prevent ita ito I 1 I 1 if it yf kapta wanta cloth cioth tor for splice grafting grit ting melt I 1 porty of the composition in a dih dib then dir dip I 1 herein therein 0 th cloth which press fired ail all sa d draw between ivro byro itro sucks to remove totter lem tri ilter aller these trips strips may taby te be cut cul or torn to suit the conven convenience tence of the ur user por fuir for splice gr attina and ean evil fpx budding there can be nothing better as te the cloth if it somewhat old oid wyl will yield alel to t the growth of the thi limb while if it be properly pei pel on it wiil wili wili will the air wr and moisture as be effectually ai the itself while white it does more by holding and tind tog tos it the parts together zhe THE CHINESE POTATO THE BATATAS BATATA 3 mr W henderson an loutish agriculturist has iyub 11 ll e dithe 0 the 1 hibe nature and sil I 1 of this esculent alth the tiia ihme mode of cultivation tae writer states that experiments have hale been made by th the i e most mos t suhui skwe and ibbe results arai arel that la to point of favor nayor abd ail arl arv nutritive properties pro pertes es it t Is at adleat ewt eal eai nafi to the potato andin anan of sonia agrical aued tit tut p 2 that the quantity quantify yle medis Meals ai 4 bli ali an tan gat mat of the its freedoms front from arop crop tnora inora cert certain aln ain S 3 that it will glaw glow gt kw pm yan T sand band d I 1 K ana ada ani generally gene rene rally raily considered harren barren soils ana and thus oai oal an excellent means of turning wiste land tsa taa use 61 g purpose oseas as weil asto a to profit 4 that 11 cin be kropa fy el with the fhe 6 5 that it may in the ground several but m the contrary each year it increased I 1 in n fizek fize we vilt and nutriment t A VALUABLE COMPOST dwelling but bet a little out ont of the way bothi there re should be a place vat or cl cistern prepared pre i ared arid v i here all ill the scrapings of the dooryard door yard and litter from the garden can be conveniently conveniently depol deposited ted where likewise should be throw thrown n all the woollen rags and other othir refuse stun stud such as old boots bools and glides slides twines ac usually committed to the alanes flat ses aei by the nat nt house houge wite wile upon even return of n that ever eier to be dri dr haded laded teszi AI commonly commo nl denominated house chouse into this rec throw all your sour brine and suds on wae was hini hlDi days dais and ashes and anil lime where leaca leaches are emptied add occasionally a wheel wheelbarrow harrow barrow load of muck loam binm or tur fur and you vou will frid find at the end of the yeary vear that you yuu have a quantity of 0 excellent esce hint manure far I 1 mure more for many purposes pui pul poses thau than barnyard barn yand yard and ard manure antar 0 N 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