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Show FARM GARDEN. AND these we are enabled to Irrigate by ditches. We were at first greatly puzzled to know how to get over the ravines and ditches in the field, for we could not be all the time moving that heavy iron pipe. We finally hit on a plan to make water run up hill. We did that by means of a big home-mad- e hose constructed of duck. We put this duck hose on the end of an iron pipe and lead the water where we want it. It is so constructed that we can couple It quickly. We have about 300 feet of this hose in use, and it answers the purpose very well, but of course will not stand much pressure. We have had little experience in trying this on bearing fruit trees. We tried it on 400 peach trees, and those trees bore fruit much more heavily than usual. We also watered an orchard of cherry and plum trees with strawberries between the rows. The strawberry plants were about ruined when we began the watering, but they revived at once. Most of our irrigating this last year has been on young growing trees and on common field crops, such as peas, beans and potatoes. We now have our machinery and fields ready to begin operations j Kaffir Corn. .' ' WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING. ; OSTLER & a. Samuel king. Wholesab and Attorney - at - Law. OOKiif Some of our correspondents are writWilhelmina, the girl queen of the . ing to us asking about Kaffir corn. They Netherlands, is one of Queen Victoria's ' have seen a great deal about it In the most constant correspondents. MATTERS OF INTEREST TO newspapers, and are inclined to look Miss Bennett given the shalr AGRICULTURISTS. so'me as new upon it wonderful of public speaking in the Boston unidiscovery, j We saw an article recently that versity, of which institution she is a CultivaAbout Borne Hints described it ac iaving been introduced graduate. Collections Frcmptli Atl nlei ti Thereof Yields nd into Soli this country within ten years. The of the tion In England there, is a woman aucBEEF fact is, it was introduced from Vgoutb who Is successful in her chosen Horticulture, Viticulture and Africa in 1857, or about 33 years ago. tioneer, business, which she adopted when she Office, First National fcwifc Bide- I1UTT0N It is one of the varieties of sorghum, was 16 of age. only years VEil is lit well be" of known to a good thing for HE second talk Miss Eliza Turner of Clifton Springs, i the dry climates, where Indian corn wil N. Y has been invited to becoipe Kedzle was Dr. ALSO- not thrive, but for such states as Iowa, pastor of the Universalist church of upon the "Simple Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Zanesville, O. She is 22 years old, culChemistry of the Michigan, its culture on an extended tured and eloquent. Farm." Everything SaufegB :; scale cannot be advised. For those Ho Mrs. M. Barber of Philadelin the earth is made Phirieas states in the semi-ari- d belt it will prove phia is about to erect and equip at a cost up of about 65 kinds a valuable for to plant forage. As to the of about $40,000 a seminary for girls at of matter, but 90 Gold Hill states where moisture is, sufficient to Anniston, Ala., and give It to the Pres99 per cent of the mature Indian corn, Kaffir corn may be mass of organic byterian board of missions for freed- a in tried small and NEPHI.CITY, UTAH way experimental men. matter is composed i'. :f the farmer has ly, provided dry, sandy The governor of Kentucky has apof four only, carTke Ouli and Fish Springs stage leavs Free delivery to any part of the city soil. a Dr. and Catherine physinitrogen. and Ibapah at 8 a. m., each IfondaJ Oasis Houser, bon, oxygen, hydrogen Our readers will do well to go slow on pointed and arrrres at terminal point) and at in cian the state calcium, and Thursday, insane asylum Adding silicon, aluminium all are to that plants witain'62ounL:4'!l ') brought forcibly in answer to a ' petition seven will make up almost all of the Hopkinsville, the their attention the articles in by puff ' 3.00 signed by a great number of women Oasis to Detroit, mass of the world. In addition we have It newspapers. frequently 6.00 happens Spr-'ng" Fish men. ,, the various metals, which are of such that some man or company of men get and " Gold Hilljand Ipabah. 7.60 Miss phoshas been teaching Carter Sibyl value In the arts, and potassium, of of seeds possession large quantities essenFare for transportation out and return on the coming year. While we realize that and start out to lace making to Indian women of the a so phorus and sulphur, which are life. there up one-haget boom, fares. and in the some of our work is yet experitial for all animal and vegetable forms be a demand for them. They get Minnesota reservations. The women will iUhYKKaHTS. . VU OBTAIN F. are JaVIS, mental stage, yet we are not discour- articles to work. said to this be learn Proprietor, In plants we find but thirteen A PATENT ?. CAN quick I published in their interest, and and an honest opinion For 5 prompt answer show skill in basket weavof matter, including sodium, magnesaged for the future. We believe that the articles in turn are clipped They always te inMUNN CO., who have had nearly fifty? 2 experience in the patent business. ComrannS. ium and chlorine in addition to those if the profit to our young trees could experienced exchange editors allbyover ing, and could be Interested in things of tions strictly confidential. A Handbook of in! more Intricate and delicate weaving. be shown, it would be seen that water named above. formation concerninR 1'ntems and bow to W. the G. The is result that every country. PARKS, a cntnincmo m fc. jvjjhiw them sent. . free. tain . . Also . Mrs. A. The first four come almost entirely ing them was very profitable. J. state Peavy, superintendana, scientinc docks pent Iree. one lcai to about and talk the begins seeds, Patents- taken tbronch Murm & Co. repflimw from the air, while the nine mineral Q. How do you Irrigate corn? a great demand springs up for them. ent of public instruction in Colorado, notlceln the H ienlific Amei ionn. upecial Not soil. the come from substances all thus are brdufrht widely before Um tviMiewithS A. We run the water along the rows Whether or not this be the case with is reported as favoring a mixture of cost out to the inventor. This DnnpT all are of equal value, as many are in of core and can thus water about four Kaffir corn we do not know. But we men and women teachers in the pubissued weelrlv, elesrantly illuoTmtpr).H)kidii hns bv fathl rare. circulation of are scientific work any ia thW largest S3 a acres per day. In watering trees, we are aware that articles claiming every- lic schools, instead of the employment great abundance, while others world, year. Fample copies KPrt Jrr. Rooms 4 and p Eagle Block, KJWl n Buildinar Edition, monthly. Silicon is abundant in plants, but is can water about eight to ten acres per "i.i. of women teachers exclusively. cents. Every number cotm copies, thing for this plant have been going the base of sand, and with aluminium, day. The cost of running the engine the A tiiul plates, in colors, and photon-cp- '5 0fbeau, Pawnee woman, who npii of for several the rounds press bouses, with plana, enabling builders tots Wth SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. which Is not found in agricultural and tank is $5 to $6 per day. has graduated from the Pennsylvania deslcm and secure contracts. jMi'rew latest months. MUNN & CO.. Nwv YOUK, Normal school and gone west to labor Kauvay. plants, and is common in clay, makes Q. What is the total cost of a plant We however the fact that recognize ud the exeat mass of our soils. They like yours with capacity to water twenty her for her has chosen among people, many of our readers live in very dry form the framework of our soils, and acres? name civilized that of Charlotte of is where this value. plant regions are nearly, if not quite, soluble. They Bronte's A. We have machinery to Irrigate Hence we will, in a subsequent issue, heroine, Jane Eyre. hold the lime, magnesia, potassium, Mrs. Grant is said to be happier In cost for to and the be methods used engine, fully consider the eighty acres, phosphorus and sulphur, which are pump and pipes would fall between $900 in new her Washington home, with her its culture. more soluble, and enter the plant in and $1,000 , daughter, Mrs. Sartorls, and .her chilordinarily, but we got; a Land. Starve solution in water. These last cannot second-han- d the Don't dren about her, than she has been since engine. A $l,000-plabe dispensed with, as no plant can grow should is no economy in withholding the death of Gen. Grant. She is busily There acres. about irrigate eighty soil. You cannot without them. In Q. surface at what manures from the occupied witn her household duties and Irrigation, Kedzle MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF Upon Thursday morning Dr. so mucn mere nature is cheat jusi with the preparation of a book of remingave a talk upon "Soil Exhaustion." time of day is it best to make the appliavailable fertility in the soil and not a iscences. Nose Bags, Colfar Whips, Buggy In the early days the valleys of the cation of water? Saddlery, use can what more. Dit The only plant one A. scored we Somerset At any time of day. If has could Lady Henry Mohawk and the James were thought to and if the supply is inadequate failure it finds, line. She in run our we the all make would for plant night, be inexhaustible, but after cropping Leather, etc. t without. The farmer must once tried to form a must it go the the for the suplatter league application during part have rich soil and keep it rich. The a number of years the yield obtained Wholesale and RettiL Fine Buggy Harness a Specialty. of foot binding in China. It pression was so small that the crop was not prof- of the day. immense an soil is storehouse, failed lamentably. One Chinese maidProfessor Tracy. I would like to say and theproperly itable, and when that condition was wise cultivator will see to it en is said Our goods have; been extensively used in Deseret and vicinity, and hit to have put the case to her reached they were exhausted. There that it is not so much the contour of the that he has large capital of the nature are two causes for soil exhaustion: (1) land as it Is the character of the soil of all elements of ladyship in these words: "We squeezy given the best satisfaction. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. soil. food his in plant unsuitable physical conditions, such as that concerns irrigation. Some people Buy manures and fertilize by all means foot! You squeezy waist! Same obtoo wet or too dry, too loose or too comthink that because they have a stream If you do not produce enough, and in ject; both getee husband!" Miss Frances Graham French of condition not are in so that they that is in a good position for irrigating fact few farms are there that produce pact, j was detailed by the secrefood to grow crops, and (2) when plant therefore they can surely Irrigate. Washington be could manure the that all profitably tary of the interior to study the educaQ. Is it possible to irrigate from a is lacking. The soil is not a mine to You must feed soil right the employed. be worked out. It must be cultivated two or three-inc- h well, where you have up to the handle just as surely as you tional aspects of the manufacturing inexof at the the south Atlanta dustries with reference to its continued fertility; to draw the water for seventy. feet? must feed a horse or cow well if it is Professor Taft. I think so, and if to be of position. Miss French is also a deleanything else Is robbery. All soils have use Men in world. real the any ina supply of reserve matter in an you can't do it with one well, drive sow gate to the League of International vain hope that some luck Press Clubs and special correspondent soluble form that will be gradually three or four and have a reservoir. But will with the t'he crop. There is no luck grow deU Potash of the Boston Commonwealth. drafted into service. that lift is rather a hard ques- in AWARDS. farming. There is a reason for everySlISBOft women of New rived from the decomposition of the tion to consider. of Some the society is If the your crop poor, great thing. soil.: of the mineral ingredients Professor McCleur. There is one chance is that you failed to supply York have been attending a course ol of the constituents of granite, a celein Illinois where irrigating is be- enough available food to push it lectures this season, given by . plant contains over 16 per cent, of potash, place matters and with brated and is dealing at the that done, insane jurist asying along and develop it in good shape. of law which are of possible moment State Fair and as it weathers it decomposes and lum at Kankakee. one Better use too much manure thantoo have there They ai 1894, Gold large pump, and they pump water from the produces clay, setting free to women especially. Property-owner-? Medal. But is small there little. that 13.86 danger amount of potash, of which per river. They have not done any in particular need to be informed on experi any one will use too much fertilizer. many Industries cent, is available as plant food. The such points, and many of them got a man from the Many a farmer has economized in the They menting. from exhaustion is the greatest danger have embraced the opportunity. West who was perfectly familiar with by withholding fertilizers and of the soil nitrogen. While it! exists the work of water. spring I happened to be in the fall has read his mistake very Three Cream and in Immense quantities in the air, it is there this saw and them fall, Baking irrigating plainly, for he has perhaps saved $1 in in a free state in that form it is of no a field. They were running manure Powder Gold and lost $2 on the crop. He value to most crops. As a rule about thecabbage water Medals. between two every rows, who saves manure in the sense of fail CRM 2t j pounds of combined nitrogen per each row rods The to being forty long. ing apply it liberally wherever need acre are annually brought down in rain water must have been six to 'eight ed is penny wise and pound foolish. or snow, but this is insufficient for farm Inches Tnwr rwer Tea fMtzt in had W. P. depth. rewatered They Perkins a in aft Review. as Farmers' of the humus The soil, crops. Your field one from to that Superior Quality sC three and times, sult of nitrification, yields up large Flavoring they said that was enough. They said amount of combined nitrogen. Nitrates in in Chicago. Vegetables Early Extracts Gold a general way that there was no Bill" Carefully compounded. are easily washed out of the soil, but the Chicago market is feel Kyy Already Medal. doubt but that was at their, some least to. crop Mali orders or atteaed if Money express crop the influx of fresh vegetables from promptly it can be largely prevented ing double at of Lake Stack Salt that last so used prices. year. as Large They winter rye, the South. Tomatoes are becoming is kept upon the land, which will take it up. Fallow, land much water each time that the ground quite abundant and are quoted at from was too soft to walk on. One could not $2.50 to $3 per crate. Lettuce, carrots. SOUTHERN TRADE SOLICITED. develops nitrogen, but a large amount at step on it without sinking down some parsley and the like are in consideraBest is washed away. M'NALLY & LUNT, The water ran between the ble supply. Strawberries are quoted at Quality and In his fourth lecture Dr. Kedzie sp'oke distance. x which rows, were rounded up pretty from 20 to 50 cents per box, and the NEPHI, -lljAH. Display of .regarding "Manure and Fertilizers." well. They seemed to retain the Home, Soda Water. moistsome in trouble dealers getbarn-yard experience manure as the ure for a He considered long time. ting rid of them. We are thus remind'best material for use as a fertilizer, Aii ed that the communication with the and the pivot of successful farming. By Cost of Handling: Ear Corn. .means of charts, the. loss of the South, that great early market garden, The First National Bank, A: gentleman from the country says is becoming more perfect every year. elements when it is exposed to the weather was shown. When kept that the cost of carrying ear corn one But there is one, thing that the South MANUFACTURED BT NEPHI, UTAH. for a year under the eaves of a barn, year,, or longer, is probably greater cannot produce and that is late vegetaof the ammonia than many figure it, on account of the bles. The North will always hold her more than four-flfth- 3 and nearly as much of the potash was shrinkage. For instance, the cost of place there. The early trade from the . lost. In the open air, but away from 1,000 bushels of corn at 21 cents is South does not cut much of a figure in 'BOX 0ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH was with the later market. loss The the (less, 7 per cent, for a the eaves, comparison at slightly interest $210; sale of strawberries at half a dollar but was more than two-thirfor the $14.70; expense of crib, $20; cost ofyear, r" the Spices Pure and Ground Daily oe-fdurabove elements. Only about corn at the end of one year, $244.70. per box is of necessity limited. In the of the phosphoric acid was lost under But it is estimated that the first place there are few that can af- GENERAL BANKING shrinkage to purchase them, and in the seceither condition. ford will amount to 20 per cent., or 200 bushWood ashes came next in value as a els; jtherefore, there will remain but ond place they lack the quality of the In All Its Branches. fertilizer 100 pounds of wood- ashes 800 bushels to sell. So $244.70 actually berries picked nearly ripe from the Geo. C. Whitmorb, J. H. ErtcksoW. free fronTdlrt will contain 8 pounds of represents the cost of 800 bushels at the vines. Farmers' Review. President. 5.4 oL and pounds potash phosphoric end !of one year, or a fraction over W. W. Armstrong, Cashier. acid and will be worth nearly 50 cents 30 cents a bushel, without figuring anySmall Cost of Spraying per bushel. As they are seldom pure, thing for insurance or risk in holding During the last year the Delaware one-ha- lf the above will be a high price, that 21 cents now is equal to experiment showing made some exhaustleached ashes have lost part-o- f their about 30 cents a bushel one year from ive tests asstation to the cost of spraying UTAH, potash, but are generally one? third as now.-iEx- , ' mixBordeaux the In trees., using as the unleached. .There Is valuable (One mile from Oasis Station.) ture they sprayed the trees six times, little value In coal ashes. Watch macost in tha Peach of Trees. the and reckoned All the remains of vegetables and SALT LAKE. cost of and and found it terials labor, our Those of readers who have peach especially of animal materials are of First-ola,s- s orchards will do well to begin their to be, two cents per tree per, spraying great value as fertilizing materials, as work! 12 season. for tree the cents or The IIP per well as for their physical effect upon during the fair weather of late was that the rot was reduced to U neral Com ilssl on Mer chan the soil, as the capacity of the soil to winter. Experiments have shown that result d what it was on the unsprayed hold water depends largely upon the the first work to be done is to pick off Dealer im ' that four sprayamount of vegetable matter it contains. and burn the mummified fruit that may trees.! They found also the same results as six FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BUTTER, The lack of nitrogen can be helped; by still be found hanging on the trees. ings gave about and that there was about is that the diseases sprayings, RATES HI HARMONY WITH THE TIMES. growing leguminous crops, such as The reason for this Veal Pork ani two Game, twice' as with rot much Poultry; Bgfi, to are sprayings as affect that have the or and warta clover peas, likely they peach and Betf, Smoked and Fresh risk, tubercles upon their root3 which have for which we spray may have a foot- as with four or six. So we see that Flour, Hay aod Ural a. hold in. this old fruit. The leaves are four sprayings, or eight cents per tree, the power of utilizing. the free nitrogen ? ' It will pay you to ship your goods to me.' 1 We have a well of the famous ? j gone. and so will not prove a menace to is all that It really costs. This em- akarge of the air.- per eenk for haadllo.fr and remit as Deseret Lithia Water od the premises. reasons we have frequent- soon as 10goods are sold. Can give (From Farmers Review special re the new crop. The work is all the phasizes the and which Is a guaranteed cure oenntrjr references if desired. port of South Haven (Michigan) farm more necessary if the trees were affect- ly given for spraying. for Bright's and all diseases of the : ed during the last season. . ers' institute.) Mrs. Gadd Oh, I'm just dying to get Kidneys, Bladder and all other urinal troubles. out and tell, Mrs. Gabb all the awful to How Prof. Conrentlon. In order to show our faltb Id this Irrigate. Michigan - Horticultural Emery writes: things my upstairs girl has told me ' . (Condensed- from Farmers' Review Much; depends on the season at which about the Bliffkins family, where she Q we make the following propct water, water; should be, applied to crops. On used 'to live. Stenographic Report.) tlon If anyone afflicted .;: U A-yrgMr. Williams, of Douglas, continued lands 'in which clay predominates the Mr. Gadd Well, why don't you go? with any of the troubles above water should not be used until the grain hi3 remarks a3 follows: Mrs. to. "I don't dare , Bliffkins is fit relieved ornosi In Douglas, my land consists of 60 is far- enough advanced to shade the trying to coax my cook off, and I know '. month and eured In three months. acres, elevated 40 to 45 feet along the ground, otherwise the surface soil will she'll run in the first time I leave the 50 W. 2nd, South, SALT LAKE OITT ' no charge .will be made for board. river. Tlie country is gently rolling. bake, to the great detriment of the house, and if she get3 our cook, she'll P. O. BOX We did not try to use a windmill crops. Manifestly where water is used learn all about us'.' N. Y. Weekly. !i' our land Is so sandy that an at- on crops, it is desirable to get. the seed Hand Sample . rti'nular. ..$1.00 1.7 as so to hasten me UseMcrei cvci y y" Winter the Bta r tnind ground early, dairying requires a great Iron Assay . .;. in jirevcmsx tempt to build a reservoir would be !a into 1.00 failure. So we have purchased a 10- - the period of development of the grain, deal of attention; but properly conduct Copper Assay . ...1.00 ed, it pays better than summer dairy when water can be used without detrhorit power engine and 600 feet of Bottle Samples 3.00 are ing, for prices generally better. iron pipe. With the assistance of imentEx. Up-to-Da- te has-bee- Bute 1 n Ite-taij- ?r$. . , ! BuiferLard, for Detroit, Fish OSTLER & OCfe, Springs, ' 'and Ibapahl i : s, . , s, lf " : - w - f LAND anil MINING vo-- . u- full-blood- ! ed . Harness and Saddlery GEO. W. "WXLLIAMS, nt ; Harness, club-formi- Pads, Hardware, ng - GROIN B4KI1 Leads All the Rest- THREE 70-fo- Feld-spar.o- mm..- ot ne : McNALLY & LUST, DRUGGISTS, m y-- PRESCRIPTIONS -- II..- ma-nuri- al CAPITAL SURPLUS HEWLETT POS 850,000 837,500 ,' ds th THE j - Meret Vice-Preside- nt dESERET, O. S. MARTIN", ; House, Hotel Is tlie Only Between Neplii and Milfogj: one-thir- - flrst-ela- ss ; W. V'J j ' M STEWARD, ass ' . ; to-w- lt: R , ; f . ; 1 : be--ctiu- se I " j-lv- 4) 4-I- sea '" : MRS. jj F. GI BBS, Proprietor. ! |