Show FOR FARMERS ard AND GARDENERS GARDE NERSI rhubarb wine wins is attaching some tome notice among the people of the east bait we extract the following relative to it from tiie the N Y tribune fame came same time since bince we published a notice for or wine made pie pis pieplant plant or rhubarb rh it had bad been teen tasted bya bys by a num nuin bet ber berof of good judges who did not know its source sources and pronounced a egery avery very tair fair gample sample of pale sherry therry it certainly did resemble that wine both loth in appearance and tahle table it not only deceived wine drinkers here but a sample sent to cincinnati was tasted tat il by men killed skilled in the art of tasting wines and adulterations adulte rations and called a good sample of american amerlean ameri Amerl can thierry only wint ln ago to be excellent basing an opinion upon our own judgment we hay bay and do pronounce it si as much superior as a beverage to halt half the costly wines sold in thib this ellyas pure otard brandy fi superior to rum such tuch as Is tuned in new newyork York tort and which in its lt turn manufactures demons out of 0 human beings now how since mankind will have hive something stimulating and fince since it is fashionable fon for all ali who can afford it wine and since rince a very abundant quantity tt of romel romet hinr that at least will serve an as a good substitute cin gin be made from rhubarb repeated our recommendation of that kini ef juice HOW cow RHUBARB WINE is MADE since our first notice our letters of inquiry now gitow la to it maday mad have bave been to answer answers if it we had known hows howl chiw hut but ai we did not we wrote to B P cahoon of kenos kenloha Ke noha ba 0 so o taras faras tar far as we are informed the rhubarb wine manufacture from his hla remarkable seedling pieplant pie plant which grows larger than any other thrown variety ahe dhe the following 14 air Cah oah Ga boons reply herewith I 1 send you a sampie sample of aple leplant le plant piani wine I 1 made made lait september by equal quantities of water with the juice of the and arid to each eadi gallon 3 12 ibs lbs fair quality of orleans mar put in barrels barrel filled full and fined with and allowed to remain in the barrels till springs sprine and then bottled by adding or diminishing the quantity ty of sugar fugar it will va vary ry the strength of the wine tn in the same proportion ion lon the pure pye juice without water makes a very strong wine by using 4 lbs ibs of sugar enar to each gallon 91 it appears that the process Is exactly that with cur ir rant jace blackberry juice elderberry jnice gooseberry jnice juice or any oiher juice s rich bich ich as has liaa long rong been then used ned in families all over the country for the manufacture of beverages bevera era eza geb gee called wines the advantage of the particularly such a ran rank i growth as feeding give I 1 that it affords a greater quantity of juice jolce than thin any other plant and go so far as it appears to vs us it Is a better quality than any but grape for the manufacture of domestic wine of course it will afford alsos also aiso an abundance of cheap and good vinegar vl nean near thie thre of be the plant as all pie makers are aware iru fit decidedly che THE QUANTITY OF 01 RHUBARB rine TINE PER reil acre acim in our url farmer notice nolle we gave pave the product of rhubarb aloe per acre cres crep as soo boo gallons mr says gays this estimate Is vry very much below lie tie the lle matter of fact as tested liere litre mr arg 0 lewnfi the purchaser pur chafer of my plan lation of 0 pe made last one eighth of an acre gallons like the sample sampie I 1 bond send you it 1 Is a fair estimate that 2 gallons can be made from an acre of well cultivated roots ofay of my seedling ibe the wine costs here about 40 46 cents per gillon to the manufacturer according to this til IlL hillstead lih lit tead stead of boo gallons per acrey acres acre acra the product Is over FOO 00 barrel barrels and almost the tbt entire cost of the article would be the price paid for the su ugar probably upon a large scalea cale caie five cents a gallon would woold ply pay all the expenses of labor libor of cutting the plant grinding pressing and bottling with sorghum sugar for sweetening we dunt dint see bee anything to prevent the country from having wine cheap enough if it that win will make men more temperate toan tuan cheap chop whisky rhubarb or pieplant pie plant can bp be grown in utah by proper appliances probably in la es as gleat pleat perfection as elsewhere with an abundance of sorghum syrup for sweetening nine wily can not the people of tah this territory have a healthy supply of this excellent wine strawberries may be preserved preserve J by all who wish in the following timple fimple manner given b by y he the ayne Alne nican rican agriculturist the can or bottle la Is to be filled ivits with the f rh fresh fruit erst first picked over ever and all braked and green berries removed A syrup li is made nde by boiling and skimming one pound ot of rood sugar with one pint of water this Is poured oyer over the fruit until the cans or bottles are tull full they are then partially closed set into hot liot water watery cold if bottles are vied heated tu to boiling and a tew few minutes more the vessels are then closed and sealed with wax they have opened very finely the present month the berries may be a ded in layers with a little sugar between each ach layer u lulng ing no syrup Tr at atthe the vessels the same as It filled with syrup except that they should be refilled atter after shrinking la in heating beating say put the contents of six ens eos into nive five corn may yet ie le planted for fodder upon old ground not vet tot planted or where the seed has failed ia come up having made the ground mellow bellow mak make shallow drills drilla about two feet apart run a small stream of batet through each drill turn off the he water and plant the corn each some six inches apart in the drill and cover lightly always taking care in covering coveri nw to 10 use the moyt soil online on the side of the drill not that IT wet that it will bake we have planted earn carn in this manner and aad seen it come up in about th I 1 days diya TO ring ting lambs laats cid cia in vallous vatious parts of western new IW york from eadlen attacks of or pain in the clr eis 1411 a viscid mucous flowing copiously copious ly from the mouth they ileon the gide aide with the he head iback haack iX ack ach ck bleat bl paling ing with each paroxysm of pain ii n 0 in six or tight liours licurs 10 y mi jar i v y oes wes the american agriculturist agriculturist for june arrived june 20 per eastern mail freighted as usual with systematic and practical instructions on farm orchard Or chaid nursery kitchen fruit and flower gardens green and hot houses ac ac affording a rich lich n ch treat to all who take delight in n aiding to develop the excellencies of the vegetable kingdom from the following article we are happy to be informed that it 13 is the design of prof jadd to print adint an especial edison of the agriculturist for the tilee benefit of subscribers who live in remote sections on looking over ant ant counting our oar subscribers upon the pacific coasty coast during the past month we were both sur bor and gratified at the unexpectedly large number num berot berof of them hwn in return tor for the generous patronage and the kindly a appreciation thus received from our far off brethren or of the plow we have determined to henceforth issue an extra early edition of the american agriculturist especially for california oregon washington utah and new mexico and other distant points include ing los our subscribers in mexico central and south america americal cas cal and the west indies 0 the edition will not differ materially from the later edition for home circulation the chief variation will be the omission emission of apart a part of the advertisements last coming in and perhaps a trifling change in the market reports whick may require a slight slight alteration by transactions between the earlier and later editions the earlier edition will go to press on the evening of I 1 gobl so fo as to be ready for the mall mail i which leave new york tork on the 20 goa gon of each month this will be a gain pain of two weeks in the time of receiving the paper by subscribers on the turnips for a main maln crop may be sown from this date ill mil III be the latter part nf july or first girst of 0 august though the period first darned named is generally preferable new soil is the best for turnips but they may be raised wherever the soil is rich and mellow plant in drills eighteen inches or two feet apart turnips have been transplanted in smaller patches with willi good results the long dong white while french is elj sij bas sad to be the best grown in this country either for table use or for feed feeding the cut cat worm is warded off from cabbage plants says a correspondent of the be american agriculturist by jiing a circle of lime round each plant ile he says this plan has succeeded where other means have fal fui failed ledill king philip corn planted june 2 and harvested the first week in september septen ber by george haigh might orange county N Y yielded over ninety b even seven bushels shelled corn to the he acre flour is made from either common or bermuda pumpkin pumpkins cooked cooke d and evaporated till dry and then ground |