The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICIIII,rrIIItAI, GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1859. 3
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port he adopted. Sines the bed time that I had the 1 neigt bourn may be expected. I will only in conclusion Perwocrit. —A mooting of oPeroti'llis twk place? wined to keep both the army and nary of the country J eren under fire years of ae. Of all the infants born in ! agrirtilturr.
hotwur of affilreming the shareholders, very eeopeeerahle agaiii urge you to help in carrying out this project; at the Mechanic's litattote. Plymouth, on Monday tin s iiitot efficient state. illtera)
" Ptueterity to the Bear , yl:lerleB,Tlid. 11.1.‘e't, 4ePle!tevcre‘:tie' ire,
stisivsubeter.i.imaciutt:ulavlegefitaes
proerees lied ledin iniele in the first section of the line; ! uniy lend us a little kind assistance, and we leave no
indeed, but fir imam untoreeen circumetances, the ;or- doubt of arriving at a satisfact4ty result. eve" me Mr. Tap, e woo ter in the chair, when "
1 a baby ? Those who know the creature best say they '
; Tat rote r tr.- The reports at seedemen will, we believe,
then from Wimborne to Memnon, would be now open. cheers.) tr'eu'l a res.' olulien;uiove by% •:11:-.. J. awls WOusur,, atime i
o'i,l'hheci,,tir..itifyly,ae heat gave
Mr. faerift.itaa-Eecouiti, M.P., as the etewera of the I n0e,,a,...1eir if tie ilifent'e life while it breathe'', and : indicate a more rapt! Memos. in the growth of trifoliate
We have, however, had very great ilitlieulty indeed, The motion for the adoption of the report wae mason, war umusiumu ly adopted to adeport the
club, resnende I. Elterritsg to the rem:tees which hail mmt a ne have witnessed eoine recoveries which are ! incarnatum than in that of alinuet any other recent
eith the landowners, trout wl we might rather beer seomied by Ur. Moody, and agreed to, as wes also preunt movement in le.iiii..n. There nen: &reit ;.
bet is ovule by Caplan Gl:wahine mei ?dr. Lone in flier- e,,lled iiiiraculutie. There is also no creature so easily addition to tile plants of English fanners. Cultivated
'wise' assistance ; but on the contrary, whilst conic the eeound resollitiou antlisorixing the directors to tin° Pensols llceovit. ""d Co. aunt ..f -1:4 Ilix. wax ; voice to the nat. ~,, al &fele e-, he sail lie had that 1111 l ni• iii ar treble ad an infant. so easily kept healthy and with hardly any labour and &tweet without risk, and
let us have their lend at a rememable rate, others, arrange will. Cue Suuth-Weeteru for the working of the c dlecteel. °my lode ex preesion of a itue.stiourble ; lug mewed a letter, written to lohn meter the direct.. n ii .ppi, merely hy not interfering with the natural yielding a very bulky and early growth of green food of
'e reason that I esunot explain. here aeeinel to line. i nature wee used, awl tied. one met with moat of the alereuie of Lansdowne, the laird• Lieutenant it c .tire• of things. 111.7. then. can MS prodigious I first-rate quality both fur the stable and the feeding
'he line would be an injery rather than a ',cue- Mr. J. If. Ciorreneet„ of Bath, in seconding tide rem. euidnalitied (lieoppn,bation. Isinan4 the oliseituion the County, calling attention to the veiy oleninielle.l i a wenit of kil:•°.: go "II m • country where infanticide stell. it deserves the character it has so generally
lewdly through which it loeues, and have hit , observiel that the amount alrealy raise.' on this
Mr. Slade, carpenter, cool he outsider.' that an i miiiibers of the Wiltshire Regimi tit of Militia. c mi. i. net all institute ii ? It is
prechwly because the aoluired ; and there is slow hardly any Arable district
eleitaele in our way. They have not sue- Temple Coombe eection was not sufficient to snake it effort hail been wade by Messrs. Trollies° to pew. ; "melded be Lord Methuen. lie believed it was elloWed . lirtarol colltrO of thing) is interfered with that intents
, of any exteut in the southern and mielhiud counties
'tig the line. but they have euccerled without emu.' extratiniue aid. Ile had heen exreedin their men in awo condit on Lieu' suit of slaves
gly :en all heed w: e. by the who hail so opeertunity of know m- . e ft, they 010. Neture Prot islet their first food ; •nu, where daring the next few weeks a portion Of this tri-
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'vili4 its opeiloig. It is only within i struck with the vetch of their friend the Chairman. It lag anytl ilia of the matter. that the Watehire regiment if they •lis not get it, whose fault is it! The great haulm will not be sown for use next May and June.
or •I v •ta. Mr Berry. en-in -1- I. don., el to a ,
that • taro' port of the land yes quite worth a hone journey to hear it—icheero-and !'''," - l'-, 7 , dust big ', ---e, -"- ' ' ''' - stood es high, if mist higher, then any iii the service for i majority of then meet be naturally able to nurse Twenty pounds of seeds per acre sown broadcast now
• the contraeters, the consequence he Ineael by the aseistance of their (rink! from Sher- seefety withal nut ing I .., MN( NIX or eeeen peer, 1,1
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effect.ve condition in which it bail beets placed. . their own infants. Poor women du it as • matter of over a clean corn stubble and harrowed in after rein has
i of having the first seetiou borne that many who hal nut heard it might be able to I"''',ll 422.1)" t° the vs •• 41"1 t" tl"'' 'ass ,strike. anti ! fierely, then. Hwy were nut gone. to :illo ow s athuireble I anirse ; and, if gentlewomen did it as simply and natur- fallen will, without further trouble, thus produce •
'i have 'ordained our credit, read it. lie reineuihred m
Sam Slick drew a ceparirani dial, societies were to he stlPPriet.ed by too '' town- ' • regime:a to full off for wait ornumhers? They were : ally, that • change would largely modify the average valuable crop. If the land is foul with surface weeds. 'bole underteking, we can- between esii.old and the United Staten. One woe& pied pieta." If a man got sick at his work, and holden° not gone; to sit quietly at home and say, " Oh., this id lof deaths. Gentlewomen sissy not be aware of this it wind of coot,. he pared and cleaned ; but this ehould
etractors that the first only occasionally refreelied hey shower. from heaven ; the such resource, what vt•oulil his employer give bust? the Imeinees of other people ; I dare say that as soun Si i becastee the doctor is complaisant in bringing a wet- be as much a merely surface operation as possible. if
Al as we expected— other was &large lakeduto aud through which rivers ran. I Nettling. how much beefsteak could e bricklayer's the winter Nets in and work falls short some of our ! nurse, and the indolent mother is unaware that her own the lend is well (allowed and loose, the seed sown does
This is the reason lie might refer them to two towns in Donee and labourer buy with his wages ? Why, as much as he Young fellowa will join the Militia." It was the bud- I; iefant probably suffers, though it does not die, from not vegetate so yas if SOWII upon a hard surface
'this first oection Somerset as unapt.; of the pool—where railways stopped c
with hardly enyrrrii, provided it be moist enough to let
' any unforeeen and could not proceed further. The lake was their own old pull off a bullock's horns. 'Mr. It. Ambrose new of every one of them to do all in his power to keep , "King put to the wrung breast, while it never enters her
up the etrengai of the regiment. (Cheers.) Year after heed that the nurse's baby probably dies. If, of the 40 would take au eau lover to be wi.rth say tei,oo4l, the barrow cover the seed. The fault of the crop is that
'mid, it may district. (Cheers.) lie should hope that the tradesmen year he heard people talking about the defences of the per cent. of English infants who die yearly we could it is good only during a very short period of its growth.
and estimate in P *tee at Cl,OOO it was therefo
I beg the and others in that neighbourhood would before to-niur- ,es ' °Per' I. .. re country. Yet, what had he, or what had any of then. , know how uninv are the children of wet-nurses, the Just before fully in bloom it may be cut • but compare-
c ear that the operatives must cominne to put ,ny fault : row morning double their interest in the undertaking. ' dto keep up those defenna ? He certainly thought 1 fact might startle the fine ladies who suborn the tied, sewn afterwards it becomes rough Lid warm and
to the i Tliii Wad the sort of enthusiasm that the Chairman's themselves on an equality with their employen% that the best defence for Englaud woo the navy. (11. r mothers, and might bring no small amount of reproach hard, and if still id in as food the half of it will be
speech hail kindled in hilt, and he WWI quite prepared All they got from their masters WAS Wake up
If ever we were to be attacked he believed the on the complaisant doctors. When the kind of food is wasted. A comparatively small extent thus suffices OD
to double his shares. (Loud cheers-)
•gh• ! " ; hear.)
" Get me" Mr, dames Lamb complained of the fight would take place off the shores of France. lie changed nature itsstill far from being deferred to as the the largest farms. -It makes coarse hay, and is, indeed,
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1 A vide of thanks to the directors was then moved by want of support by the local workmen. 'The hoped that the navy would Is, do kept up that we should . ought, useful only as a forage crop. The shortness of the time
Mr. SlooDT, and seconded by Mr. H. lIKSSITXR. Mr. society's members woe like the ti's in a Cornish be enabled to fight the bottle at • distance from our during which it is available for this purpose is therefore
'euotot briefly acknowledged it, and the tiroceedinge pulliliug —one here, the other at the Len,l's End. shores; but, at the same time, we west run no 'moues- a serious drawback from its value; and one which is
;aided. lii June the Plymouth men asked for 3s. C.d. a day miry risk, end all must do something to provide for the • _
hardly capable of being met by any attempt by various
internal defence of the country. (Cheer,.) Now that
sit
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obtain
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oisrothrigne ahattutimunit you should solwillsoce.Nesirlyn
and niue hours ; they only obtained Is. • week addl. RIFLE CORPS MOVEMENT.
the harvert was over surely the farmers ought to do
timed. He thought that Is. each to Trolloppe's men ...mu im, to t• mate and e _____
a in encourage the young men in
.hly established plant before the
eotew.—The Railway—The Yeovil and wait. small pittance. Mr. John Cornish did not think ------ ''-'' A C AV 1
(Hear, hear.) Cuenin rimer home as a Yee- tee' Rifle roll's haa winter, and if that be done the probability is that the
ray is now nearly finished in this that 3(1. per week from each operative in the country Militia.
their employment to serve for a limited time in the ColtMeil Rime AND trriLLUZY Oars.— o un-
been established at Callingtou. latest ' y conic as early to scythe u that which
manent rails are lash dowse for many was sufficient. Let every one take a quart of beer 'matey oilcan he would ask th g.they iii l
only remedy must be to obtain varieties of the plant
mu why ey i. not, in Already Hal member.: have joined, and lut week they beanie ww7ternr °from. set ii, .. more advanced. The
'ills of the iron horse are heard at lees aml subscribe 6.1. There were not more than . Devizes join that excellent regiment commanded by were smuts:led in the market-place, and a letter was
'he Axe. The engine is taking six teetotallers in Plymouth ; they could Miura nil I Lord .Idleehury. It was not enough for them to mak,: , real from the Lord-Lieutenant of the county in whim distinguished by a varying habit of growth in this re-
'e line front Wadhrook Fano, increase.] subscription. Mr. Charles Showell state,l flue after-flintier speeches unless they followea them up i his 'Air-le:tip said :—"I greatly regret the impossibility of spect. And we are glad to find that Messrs. Vilmorin-
They ought I my Leine able- to attend the meeting of the Callington
-e finished, and the work is that after the operatir,,x lixd xtexeetl"l in London , by eoe othing like practice. (Hear. lue.r.l A ',deice' & Co., of Paris, announce two varieties of this
We have several level the some system must be adopted in Plymouth. In to try by encouraging others to juin the Yeomanry all A olutiteer Itifis Corps, I having made an engagement Tre.tfe inearnat characterised by a later growth. Their
Militia, to do something to keep up thiae defencee, which for a tour of inspection ef our south coast with an officer 'moil at Bruadhriilge, the Devonport stockyard the day's labour averaged Trivte inearnaf lambi is characterised by flowering a
he trueted would sieves-be put to the proef, but which of ArtMery, who lias been desired to meet me for that fortnight later than the ordinary variety, thus offering
, Farm. At Croat- hi hours only, we should feel horribly aehamed ef „nr,e(re, to flnj purpose. I trust that all volunteer's will be duly ini, a second crop of forage at a time when during hot
vied over the lists,, FEARFUL Sru.tst ArCIDENT.—An accident of a deficient if ever there was a prospect of attack ; and it preesol with the;Tat importance of this movement, summers it is sometimes difficult to provide it. Their
vcroft to Small- very alarming character occured nm at one o'clock oeet hmm e remembered that ad aat we lied stroll, power ece,,,,, and that none will take it up a* the playthieg of the
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other variety is also a Trefie tordif, bat distinguished
and the reed
Tuesday afternuon in the Sound, on bowel Iler the Ctialillel whiele though not a threat, diould always hour, but ;lett they will look on Volunteer Corns ex by it. white dower -being rpecified in Vilinorin's seed Every in Ilajestys screw steanisloop Pioneer,
- commander be regarded as a warning. It was our duty to keep our the germ of a force in the highest degree necessary for
list as Trajle Meer/oat tar,lif a Near
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'rtshee 's ('harks H. May. un o der nlers for the West ('s-eastbo of neighbours as well as we could within their own terrf. the future defence of our country, and which force, Lejune, to whom this variety is * blanche / M.
due, speaks of it as
i twice, but in doing so we 010,11,1 t•ke c-.:-.• Ca..; :f eve.- when once established, will, I trust, be permanent, and
Ai: ice. She hail some slight defects to make gofiel, yielding an enormous quantity of forage of a finer
hey cm ae :lee: us were Lily prepered ti mect them. will, 1 feel aseurce bl, e and th most useful, in e end most - quality, and capable of being cut at least eight days later
len and was getting up steam for the purpose of pre- icii.,emi
popular." .1 meeting was also held during the past than the ordinary Trifolium incarnatuin. Sin both of
e (vesting into Hanoiaze, when the main steam pipe The i'nsiumay briefly propmed,
tlteae accounts it well deserves the attention of the
lenrst chose to the communication. John 1/unn, lead- the Members for Ikvizes." "The Health of week for the formatien of a Volunteer Artillery Corp*
at Ihffistow, and the full number of member. suumeted English farmera—Aurienftural Gazette.
ag stoker, was on the point of opening the cominu- Captain GLADSTONE M.P., in responding, oongratn. by the Lord-Lieutenant has since been enrolled. The „
There are few diflicultiee
Aion-valvc, and he suffered severely ; William hated the meeting on ties great change which had taken newt patriotic effirit has been evinced throughout Corn- ''
ithiLwiTi:hAttirfG S'evElhEs.—to ntend ore tantalising
engineer in charge, Charles l'iller, third engi. place in the aspect of user foreign relations since he wall, and no difficulty is likely to be experienced in ob-
tow his fie I the farmer
tiler aaspearanwee of owinildew on t
t load the pleasure of addreeeng a meeting of his taining a eutiicient force along the whole of the coast.
hit Oliver, third engineer, Jidin Diem, lead. I,
his swe',fesnr Th't.a: crops appearance
have been the most
' James 31iirphy, stoker, and James lien- constituents. When he Was lied in Belize,i they were Voi.teriaat Ilief.r. Cours.—The first meeting for proinising throughout the early part of the season are
el-class boy, unfortunately rushed aft, wafer Hz
_aratest,, apprelieasion that the wia then. the drill of the Penzance Volunteer Rifle t'orps took those which generally suffer most severely. Various
lin was most dense, ionil, were, of Irell.l.ndi inligt;illtrirra't
wenxtl;intr! hunclibufturttiber, meld tshiad, place on Friday evening the aliali -ult., in the corn- °pinkies are entertained in different localities as to the
firin determination of every man. in thei'c% ounnnitt''ry he'd
'dot, especially in their faces. .N.,Jr. market. Siaty•four volunteers attended, under tier- cause of this diseased condition of the crop. Whatever
ProtlenuY fortunately, prevented such a result, and lie had no.. geant Craig, late of the Royal Artillery, who is tem- may be the souse, still this undeniable result is frequently
'wend-class engineer,
!warily employed as instructor. The corm' Washita of forced upon our notice, and thus the bright hopes of the
Ation. lie escapes' uninjured. the pleusuru of congratulating them 'mon the restov-
nearly 100 men, wloo have been xvroni in and enrolled. cultivator-are doomed tube disappuintal. 'Flue mildew
enveloped in steam, but an ration of peace. (Cheers.) lie cuidesse•l that, for 1 •
' The ollior; e•i yet cho noe are Maio re of
r-General Tmen- is caused by the growth fungi upon the leaves of mit breeze, its effects was own part, lie placed credence in the statement which !were to conintaml, awl •Mr. T. Conlish as Ensign. They the crop and it has- been frequently observedthat those
looking-glasses in the had appeared hi the newspapere of that day and the day were both present, a.e well as Mr. Itichard Peen*, the crops wiach have grown molt rapidly under the stimu-
and the boots slumi- previous as to the possibility of the future from it ;wee° sit Italy
Mayor of the town, sad several members of the rifle looting influence of artificial manures suffer more ,f war, with their being preserved, because he believed that the Emperor Mayor
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mmn alongside, of the French was sincere in his intention not to force --'- - ' than any other. On the other hand, those crops which
are grown under the slower agency of fanu•yard manure ~ upon the Duchies of I useany, Modena and Panne FIRST Sentirt Ittrt.rs.—The Lord-Lieutenant of the
'ea the wer''' Sovereigns whom the people there were illost unwilling county of Surrey hail aranted the commanding officer of are generally much more exempt from it. At first view
'alling-yaril, it would almost appear as if • high system of farming
to receive. (Hear, hear.) Ile tlinight that the peep!: this corms permission to eontinue enrolment until a full kroved to be undeeireable for the growth of swedes.
'Car tempi- of Italy onght to be left t, manage their own affairs in battalion ple ie comte l . 'his corps hbe as en at regular
Hamo- their own way; and lie believed, that at last they were drill for -some three months, and ball practice at long We are not, however, justified inaccepting this view of
thecase, for other give
facts evidence somewhat eon.
it has likely to be allowed to do SG. (Hear, hear.) In Lag- ranges tocarried on eve,/ Saturday. The uniform is
dieting in its character. If, for example, the artificial
'eus land there could be bet one hope,—naniely thut nound useful, effective, and gentlemanly in character, and has
enure were used for swedes and these were sown late,
. cunititutional Goveniments might lie established in been approvol IT L the Lord -Lieutenant
-Lieant as the Rifles' m .
Italy, which would tend to promote the liappinee a
end uniforto for the whele T county. he rifles are of a first whilst the farmyard manure had been implied to a crop il
we emaearly,' ' more than probable that the latter
eosperity of the country. pelieers.) As Lnglislimen, Clad, character, and have the advantage of being rifled se-- ---; it ''' entirely I.
would suffer and the former cr
opmight be entiy free.
enjoy atedi inetitutions ourselves, smash could wisli um upon tile greatly hope-eyed principle invented by Capt. • ilf a crop s exaunned which is attacked by mildew it
•to Italy than that she eliould he allowed to Boucle r; the:oriole:re parade in miiforin, with rifles :
l will in all P
rate in sniffler briiefite. (Cheers.) With regard the club-Imam. and grounds pounce every convenience n, probability be found that it has in a great
ague ceased ti grow--not ass- censequence of the
ale of legislation in the next session of Perlin- required. it being ale. very easy of access tony •in ae
'loved that there was no doubt we should' residing in any par ti tl4 ..tith leindon. A ninsiderah well att.ack but a s a i redisposing condition to it. We are
7in the shape of a Reform Bill. Ile felt detsteliment of the corps visited Woolwich on fiatunlay . aware of the extended distribution f the genus of
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rungi, an when we have either animal or vegetable
%knee that no violent measure would week under omen mil of I %.14.fi1l aiuchi-r and Capt.
t natter in a condition favourable for their developement
' he feeling .1 the conntry was very Bei. e, and maae stud,, creditable practice in the
they rapidly establish theineelves upon any infirm and
,vtliing but a Moderato imam's,. iimrdier:.
decrepid (rame. When front any cause we have the
• .retierel feelihe ,if the Ileum, ef
mat, -there n:-lit he tine sir Ilia sI. if, VOLCN TEED Ilf rLE CORPS.—On Saturday growth of thesweed emp checked and its further develop-
-at.) lie sincerely trusted thie corps paraded in the Corn-Exchange. r n owa's of liielit interrupted—whatever sissy be the agency—the
without any interreptiun :AU niemhers are now enrolled. of Whom a lerge ire,,- vital elleriU of the plant fails to guard it against the
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tier a new nicooure of her wen- pnelent. On this occasion • atrung squad was establishment of these fungi, and coesequently the crop
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formed of both officers and privates, who appeared for I becomes • passive sufferer from the mildew. Such aii.
, tweiiwe with the the first time fully annei and accoutred, and were put I being the character of the disease it is evident that if we
e years to come. through earione movements under anus. Others para• can avoid these checks in the growth of the mop there
ded in regimentals without arms. it being feund that will be less opportantity for the fungi establishing
'led. lie sem the clothiers and eccoutreinentenskeni are coneiderably themselves. There are various circumstances which
nently !et--
in advance of the ar 1111 l nren. in fulfilling their contracts, have a tendency to cheek the growth. /lie maturity of
A° time The rifle.; slipplied by Gibbs, of Bristol, are universally the crop is one of these. This will be materially in-
e oof approved for the perfection with which they are finished. fluenoed by the time of sowing, hoe those which are
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ohm, Mr. l'ritchett, of London, ha also under engagement to sown early must necessarily have greater opportunities
el ,ripply a portion 11 the ann., but as yet none if his for coming to maturity before the cold weather of winter
Make knee been Weed to the members. Notwith- commences than another crop sown at a later period.
standing the unfavourable state of the weather, the This is observable ill the practice of different districts,
`teielance of spectators was very large, and the gene- and no doubt the peculiarity of the soil or climate of
apiweraliCe of the ourps exceedingly satisfactory, the neighbourhood, combined with the general system of
''e coneltudon of the various evolutions the cone management there practiced, renders a departure from
' officer. Col•mel 'fuel., expressea hie gratifies- the accepted time a source of disappointment. We
• proficiency the corps had attained in drill, must however combine these local influences with the
'th the knowledge they exhibited of the general practice of the neighbourhood, for it is thus
'kb to handle the light and beautiful only that the circumstances are truly represented.
eich the force in &moot. The corps still Whether a system of deep cultivation for the root
tisadvantage that to this moment no crop is practiced, there an earlier sowing may be safely
' satisfy the reesonable inquiries of ventured upon, even in districts where under the
'ens to join as ko the demand generally imperfect method of preparing the land an
'' eir services would eventually early sowing is sure to be followed by mildew. . I
hat the code of rules for the We do not presume by this entirely to ignore the in'
she of the first transmitted !Menu of climate upon the time of cowing; we are,
el, but to this hour it however, firmly convinced that the more imperfect the
• rules are approved, tillage of the soil may be the later the crop roust
'erything connected be sown to avoid the mildew. Another int-
nueter, and little portant circumstance, namely, the weight of the crop.
ef an effective is also influenced by the course of produce. Thus we
-efore been a see the system which is adopted upon land that has
etched the been insufficiently worked to avoid the mildew Carina an
eve wit- inferior crop of roots, and it bringe one to the conclusion
's awl that to a considerable extent the freedosu front mildew,
'ewe as well la the weight of the crop, depend,' upon the land
71 receiving a thoroughly deep and sufficient tillage—not
being content with 4 inches of worked soil but rather
-e-curing double the depth. It Will be evident on a
elientss coneideration that when the roots of the crop
'it penetrate beneath the 4 inches of soil which may
yen worked out for them, the supplies of food
,t the weight of the crop, and the influence of
v being so much mere operative under these
- than upou a deeper soil, we have the
id growth soon checked and the mildew
When the soil has been thoroughly
"nod opportunity for the root. to
'and. The heat on the surface,
'1 in the case of • shallow soil,
'strike more deeply into dm
'II is the result, and so long
ere need be no fear of ,
-ircumstances influence
refer on some futuro
Maga.— Swine,
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