The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-01

new shoots from every oEaneh .hrough q oSEk -
black and dead ss L anvsll Pc he Tree ssez--
ed dead 10 every limb; when first tusecvsre. t1s
leaves CT angirg and iTuiI wiiAerng, a. cDcs a.
piled xhat had appeared successful he yesr pre-
yiousL isay 'opPeoTsd, oeesnse other rrnedl-s
had been used, ard IL vas uncertain ~hlCh go Ne
real specific HE aPPlicalioa Vas ~ Blows 4
removed The earth sbOut the roots n-ar ne 49,
"a deep as could conveniently, making an OPSE
tnnksl around the tree, into ~eieh solret or
quarts of boiling water; a. soon - ne Uslsr I'D
a ssp2esred, empust q guam oil-c2n OF wac
oil upon tie exposed and steaniDg roots. and also
upou the bsGy Of the uee- The osss tzg sFri,-
eed the whole Zee with oil-sOsp saef, ve-y srons
Shortly after, 1 discovered q new bark tor1lH<
under the black. Sead bark outside, sra 1oE Ne
tree 10 really ssuriosiry-
Ny impression i. hat the real specific . -
whale oil. but az hzA used The boiling satsr y
10Th experiments, IL should Be UentOned ~ a
cOncomiiant, and il may se toani e~~sniisl ., a
cure The tree upon which ried he sane rem
edy last year was not ss much tissssed. AL asS-
ing cut OF the oiack par, aac n opportunity -
discover the effect upon the diseased hnlns- rls
tree revived 81 once, and has since sS-ncet H.
symptoms Of disease. W..
HuDsos, July ~.
SrAsK nos CUrrISs CASA writer On t,s
scientific principles involved IN The process q
haymaking, laws down the foliOEing Ills-- !.
Grass must be fully developed before Il - now.
II not il Will De found in Is early Stages 70
inGo so anal q compass, hat il via IN SlsniIy
much dissppoint the haymskeI u n>t
not be permitted 70 stand mt ns sse.s re
formed, much less ripe- Al plants n s-rivins
n maturity have tneIr starch and sugar anc q
in Iarks quantities converted INTO wOOtF 6hse-
q vise provision Of Providence for saAolins ne
stem TO bear the maturet ssecs-snd s1sar.
gum and starch, are nalritIve elenents. Il = ->-
sirabe that these should oe preserved and ssEee
the point for successful gsss-cuftinE - that -
II ha fmll toVeiOum~Qf he cI.nr 81
fore the formation Of then seess. ~ OA.eE wCt1s
when they are in fover-
The proper drying and storing Of BAY sec aid
be strictly attended 70. II n - pas a2 WIN
| too much moisture in il. The ismentsIiOa j. 81
violent that The hay = greatly used IN S1s ~
/ and may be more OF less consumed Buthsx may
De made TOO dry; ter though vi0lsni fsrnsnta-I0a
10 10 be avoided, slight one 70 considered neces-
ssy 10 the full deseloPnens Of me best S1.. nss
OF che grass; there - httle doaot thsl u he
| yinoss fermentation Of The sacehaIine matter u
| the hay which renders IL Palxlsole % aninalA
/ SourH Down AID Lacxsrsk Saxxr.-The too
mosl popular breeds Of sheep in Engizad >1aas
\ Dow ns and Lecesters C. Hillixri. sxp-rieneed
farmer and s<eeter, suggests 70 ne C0anca o. re
Royal Agricultural Society, the ProPriey Of etsr-
oreedn BE uses the following srslnsnts IN fss0I
Of the proposition: The South Doxns % 70
come 70 su cieni vsisht Of ezrcsss IN properties
10 the quantity and vslae az NE FOOD e0cssrnst
ard the Leieesters % oSs Prodsee ssafh;isa
quantity OF lean meat 70 the fzL b. an stnI<rur.
. OF the two breeds-by putting . psse-oret soall
Down ram to pare-o<ed LeieesssE eses, nave =
: the space Of sir years, established heed -hst
Il End Weld better profit in feeding liam either N.
= south Downs or Leicessera he nation = q
: 6ne as can be eaten, and The deeces are Of create
a value han ether South Downs 90 Leices;ea.''
81 WArERMzLoxs ATTsR ToNkr0Bs-PtoE T1rls
= writing 70 the HottieutnFi<t, ssys-~Ay ssi>
/ u1npfe I'D Al -
seasons before, are Of twice The sizs ard COR
: growth of those grown in the sane vsy sla .
y the Sane coil, side By side" He sks, "s n
tsgsnssal rssulti'