The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-26

ed into living things by beng i'm
mersed for long time in water of a
certain quality. All water does not
produce them alike. To the naked
eye, both extremities are quite the
same in appearance.-H. JohH's
Tour an S0Saherland.
: Planting Trui, Tree, ca he Public Rood.
1t is thought by many that Fruit
Trees will do better if set ont in the
fall than in the spring the soil will
becomes better packed around tie
roots and be better able to retain
its moisture and furnish it to the
roots than if it had been dug up in
the spring, We insert the following,
From Bowers American Farmer
1--WE should especially cal! the at
tontion Of farmers to setting out fruit
trees by the roadside. You &C
comslish two things by so doing.
nIeo,ont f,r yonrscIf ana otbrrs who
travel tbr road 50 adorned If Won
select good winter fruit, You will in
a few years have from these orna-
rental trees some profit, inasmuch
as the fruit so obtained will come
from a source that would Otherwise
be Of M rreat avail to Won. The
trees .~anJing bv the side Of a wall
or fcncc viii f,rc IN bnt l;tt,e roo,
AMI vii, nof L;nIor ,,,,r cnIt;yatin -
Lo i,nI = ,,a', o,o :, Heel
IT,, 'r;Ii az 5,,,,;., ,o,, Il on,
ar,s, om' a,l,an o.on ,,.t.;oL Won n,ay
,nt mo, ~, o,roi,oJ or,,.j ,Lon
.n1 tLair ro,., rn"nina n,r,Iy into
ro rood all Jr.u. nd,r;sI,nnrt
,Lnrerro,, wl;cb ycull not he ofany
r,o o,hor,.;,o
UTho nr,ct;co or ss,t;rr ont frn;t
troes hy Iio ro,I.siJe cannot he too
L;obIv accommodated IN man, n,r,s
If r:rono tL;s nr,cticn - D,snlaral
on1 tLe f1t;onod ,r,vsIor oSl,nowI
eJges tLc veII-t;rnd bosnitaI;ty tbus
alr3r5ed him. TLc cxcnsn Is ortcn
,n,Jc that tLe frnit will ho stoIon
bnt # thc nroctico were General ,Ge
ononnt Of rrnit tolcn Ly wayfarc re
would onlv br what common bosni-
taIitv vn,Id frrsiy Grant. and IN
Co,iranv o,,or,, tL;rd troo h.. ors
tom mor ho j,LanoJ no 80
If tbo ad;o;n;no, f,rm t;oS rioca -,
ror 70 one If t6c Iowcr limbs Of tho
tree y and M trare,er will tnucb #
IVA ycIsrs inrorm rs thot ro roworI
vii tomnt - Carnan stnoe.dr;yor 70
rcroIc Iis nasEcagers VIII rrn;t Crom
7na.r.nj ,m.o ,,.o ont ~ n'nnn
thms b@;na IeCt far tIoir usn If d.
Sired rnSlor tLe scIert treo rree
rran, tho aIonon' orha;n,, ,,soG nj
amount Of CrrtaJizinr materials con-.
,;nn,iI,. ,ros,oa rnon roods would
.Lc ren5ercJ aya;psble nv s"ch .
rractica and notLing bnf cxtram,
sclf;sLress w;Il nreyent fine mse -
, ,Lasa nator;ai, e. nmLI;o Lonoft
NAM nr ,La Iaras ,r SOFT of rrn;t tre"s
AVE. I;ohI,, a.non,onta, onJ oT,r,
en- 'L35I '' NJ ,ho J;",la' So aa"t
To- m,nS;ons on1, oxc;tr tIo moan :,
crvy' without Sdd;nr materiolIr :,
the;r con,rort or heaItI F."
We cvtrac, tho ahoye from o,o r
our cxrbanges' and agrec with III,
wr;tor - racoumard;na ,bo nI,nt
inc If frn;t trcrs hv tbc road.s;ds
| II would he most imnos;ng featnr,
to see orr bighways lined With fin,
: annie near and otber fruit trees
, Anart from the adornmcnt If IN,
| country it would be a striking Elm
HEM .of our neonle,s hosnitality n,
, American farmer would refuse N,
: wavfarinr man an annie or a near {,
q rcGale himself on his travels Th;
$ il no, tho casa in Enronc Tho Cru;
! trees are NOT nrivotc nro,crtv. tho,