The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25
More Experiments and Improve
Stments. d. I'VE


EnA Ono CELs.7.. have nov
cosnplvted hoAr 5000 fst< * stone under
auih. at - cost Of sboa four seuls per foot
and an, continuing tie work. ameonvlne
"A that III, Kind of impros ement trA pay.
m, Increase in value e corn and grass the
pres.nl year ca my ydrnined Ind. estimate
nj H;tls short .uf oss hundred doslars, and Il
slajl have twice as much OF such land ia cul.
,Sal,on nsxE y,.ar-<so that expect gain
then Of about $500. What Kind Of invest
.ienl will pas heudf tllau thiss
!. 0ds, nf your correspondents. several
trArs,sincs. expressed much regard for crais-
a.Aes ss aids Ia draining lands; but If his
iaderdrains should, vary from tho direct
slope ui the ErOna1. l.e would not End these
aumals work IN Gccor1ance with his inter-
eGs: :.on the. c nsrmF they will make their
vhannsls acroes his drains and measurablg
defeat his lahoes, For my part would be
quite Nillinya 10 dispose OF a cart. lead oi
fnsse Nsgts;dsts gratis. to any pe1soh who
will eQJRs and catch them.
.DseP PiO,si,g. | have also found OF great
.AIssatege. | have snbsoiled part OF my
irrm, Snd should be glad if ali OF bad under
AIue that operation. '.s'
Tenyears ago began on this place. 9Th
,,ut either iEait ar shaie trees. 1 have boih
in abandanee now. THIS year | had ap'
I!ss aa ounce, ghnra, crab and and service
Ll0cka: aud pears nn apple and ounce. the
l,Iisg. REMARKABLY iae. have had no blight
i6,my pear salt is my practice to bury
,at boney under the reots ct each Tree In
planting. Whether this is II prevei tatlve OF
l.light,T n0S. kca,,noI say 10 the very
/ ~ IIisngre tor pears.--ED
Bssidts !, barge apple and peach orchard,
Of tst best kinds Of hut, and good supply
pfpears. we haye grapes If nearly all The
nds adapted to titis climate, and ounces,
Chez rirs y,.o-herrirs. cufTants. raspeerri-s
aud strawberries. all in tine bearing. Aud
n. cur flower gardvn We hove most Vi, the
Sowsis and shrubs to be found nths ceuH'
Ey--all OF which have not, cost me fifty
dollars. j., -:
The credit for most Of these improve
rients is-iGstlv is jlally dlsc t" ths tea; hings
ofthe 0l4,A Cuftie0for, which paper have
carefully read frou lis coInGIencelhent, (nine
years, and hope to cnna1s&, to do 81 rs
tYng as | may live. ). ..
In conclusion, nv wife desires me TO say
thar if you aai Mrs. K. viii! make US a
yisit during tist esihins spring or summer,
size. wilt,prat soW with preserved strswoer-
liss.' goo,ehrrmr $, grape-, peaches. &c, al
rast as fAe "a when picked from their
SENS, in'c4S, { ere shoul! be none ripe at
ths time in our garden. AMI ifyJut "hem-
pelsnce principles are not too strong, size
may add glass of home made wine--pure
juice VI die grape. from one to thrae years
old. ~"
With much esteem, &c. JonN s. LAcEy
setyrltle, Harrison Go. ~, Dec 1883
ksAAnKs.--We shall be pleased to visit
quite a purnber Of our friends in the, east.
srn. countirs st the State the coming sum
n1er, an Ear aSsur time and the railroad fac
ulties E,ll allqN4and We assure friend La
CIR and his goat lady that their invitation
vh not be- faFgo:tvm Those pre- eryed
:rsts, We shsllESpe to give close inspection
Especially it. tyeslE ones are not in setson ;.as
70 the ripe. ws. nrefei not TO encourage Its
nss or nlaAufSe tAire, lest we may thsreoy
e4nrs SONS 10 s2 as;rSy Sy.--EDs. OA'0 'C"E'''
gator. t~f