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Show PRWT1NG i BEST hvjf WrbAarstnsaj V 3i-f- i kWCdnti pier Annuity !n ' advance: 0 w.'f tytfT1? ,f&niates of Advertising in another ion found column, W.'l IU k I M ' w f ylA't . ' ,! ; - 5 V , '- NEVER GIVE 'yi4 ,.' -- -- ; ", . , r ; !: , ' : V fAfwaya to hope than once to'dikpaif; r' Ung off (he load of doubts cankering fetter f And break the dark spell oftyranicalaro. , Ntver give up I or the burden may sink you; ' ' l Providence kfndly hajminjjled the cup; iAhd Inkll trials or troubles, bethink' you, The watchword oflife must beNever give up. ; v- - , (.'f' !' fi- . UTAH.' NOV. DEC., 1881 I ii, v,- "' . ' - V f ri When; properly" OFFICE. r ? and put ori, a strdpg smell orrnii1phur wilt be detected aeveral feet from jhe treeB and vinear during , lhei; whole summer ; These fumes1 are caused by i i lie slo) combustion ; or oxidation su phiur vKen' Bulphhfdus' ; acid of the . V,j 't '. gas is tormedwhich is certain aqatn to all tbe low order : of animal and Vegetable life; : This oxidizing action of sulphur is tbdfreaspif wh 'it' ! iV used to dust grape berries and leayea to check the spread pid(UOT,irWew; j s1 smooth bor and; the grape rot and other 'fungoid- diseases;' the bkrr el 8 i a because as soon as the sulphurous oxide otbr- rifled- - They are .? made of The f strap.band is gas ia formed arid pervades 5 the - bun Damascus stel. - . - i - and bispatcS'ftt the . . j-- Haver give up! there are chances and changes. Helping the hopefbl y hundred to one ; t . ? And through the chaos, High Wisdom arranges ,;r Hversuccess, ifyoullonly hope on. ; j. ?. Haver give up I for the wisest as boldest , ffCnpwlpg that Providence mingle .the cup; . Jadof all maxims, the best, as the oldest,' Is the true watchword of Never give up V VU?U- V: .Mgive up! if adversity presses, j t.j Haver V Providence wisely has mingled the cup; . ,And the best counsel, in all your distresses ' ; Xithestout watchword of 'Never give up. ST.:E0RGE; ' tv the .vinyard, i UP.'i'l! t"?i- - Hirer give up ! it is wiser and better ' '' " V'y' 7 5 : - 'tjhv.bru.r ! ' r, j " f.r .' &. CHEAPEST, -- v .'A? , . A. I r::;i uZi - !:vj r From the Farmers Home Journal.' : ; s.u 3y 7 ; whitewashing trees. request we republish,t; fcl ihLfrrrr&.i lowing; from the August, number, of the TJxion, hoping our readers ; will ' :? i i be; U'-tH- ; f' ('MX! so doingVEd' ,;nWfor Do not whitewash.fruit afraid 4; :: ; ;to.' trees of all kinds. It lobkV neat. fresh and nice and it not only desirriys in Octs and their egqs but the, white eoat on the body of tree reflects dbe .heat and keeps the inner bark and i , ? pap yessols from beioe scalded and blighted by the rays of the sun Every fruitgrower knows' byv experience how injurious the blaze of the sun Is 4 to;tbe limbs and trunk of a tree. . A thick' coat of whitewash will be UKK Of '1 11& i.Ai.llOKMA Vl OOOPii.CKEK. mueh better protection than: straw, all these fungus lifted by t ouphi ng a s puDgAnd a bayunder atmosphere, materialR, boards, , or other rounding a iif' whicVmice bugs and worms can growths are instantly killed. So, too, onet is run out, springing, into place of These destructivepests can would be all insect life, bud on a large itself. Upon the gwi engraved in gold : . harbor. " iompetely,Aept Bway by using sul- - 6cale, so, too, would be'all nnimal life, is the lone star bt Texas and the name of General J oseph Oreen There m the whitewash. , The way to , The use of sulphur as liereinrecom-raende.pliur " mix is to take for each into the in cbmhiriatiori wifh lime, in is alsO;k golden eagle it ; peck of lime ij-vfour pounds of flour sulphur. Mix a whitewash, being., found efficient stock. l&r. ui have who lime ,h several t' the and sulphur together in a and valuable by ( are no hofies in Gr jeientand )arrel and pour in a bucketful of hot tried it, it is hoped it vwiU be more There , 4 IX 'p orchardists CJover the top of the" barrel generally' adopWdbyaU; . andLopland. Ej?.-' to.re-li&e ns and , toe is id .ihile .. ,f' r f growers! slacking, , grape IIti r '. Time' is money arid money itr time;-fotijii) all the fumes of the ' sulphur. VVheh slacked, add enough water to tfheii you give twenty- - five1 cents THE CALIFORNIA WOODPECKER t.o a couple'of tramps, it is a; Quarter , make a thin whitewash. Put this Our illustration (his month, (wliich vifash oQ the 'ttees , with a.. broom or ;j mushi taking care to keep the sulphur was kindly.furhtsliil usly Jas. Vicki i ri v, ' to .must be treea fruit bei found Fall planted RopliesterN wall stirred up, as it will Seedsman, and float, like a scum of oil pn the surface Y.) shows the AVbrr of the wood peck- we l ataked, te preventthe winds from disturbing their roots; and care must el the water qr. The trees ut not stsnd ba takeri ' that water Thislimenud sulphur wash is good which were fhade and 'filled' .for grapevines, posts and itikes in aeorusA by this wonderful bird. The near them. v . V . 1 1 f . ' 4 i ) : d, i- -: . ' ; . i mtk . Wir I r y ' k i . I.-- ; , - to-two- Plorii V-it- . - , b , - ' 8 . ,r |