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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Liverpool, Eng, was visited on the
22d of November, by one of the heaviest falls
of snow ever remembered by the coolest in
habitant." The storm commenced about
o'clock. and continued almost without cessa-
ton throughout the day. At intervals it was
so severe that the air was darkened by the
shower Of fakes, some of which, it is said,
were as large as mans hand.
A gentleman writing from Onondago
County, to friend in Buffalo, says that snow
tell to the depth of four feet or Whereabouts,
three weeks SINCE and that in the town of
Dewitt, flock of ninety sheep was showed
under Tho neighbors turned out en- masse,
to hunt for the sheep, but, after looking three
or four days, were compelled to abandon the
search.
A man named Patrick Gill, was Gu
riously identified as one of party of burglars,
in Albany few days sinces Upon the sill Of
the window by which the robbers effected an
entrance, was found button with the eye
torn out. The missing eye of the button was
found upon ellis pantaloons, still held by the
thread with which it was sewed on.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

SIXTY YEARS AGo.-On Christmas day,
1894, ship Betsey, 100 tons, was launched in
Salem, thermometer so deg. at noon. lhe
grease ran down ON the ways, and men and
boys INDUCED in swimming, as in summer.
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS
TNITED STATES AND FOR r.
PATTNT AGENCY 1894.
NO. sssTATE SIRE -.

lnJ
"a f,hss I,xamiper in the United 0n'u az " asa
Ace. procures Patents in this and l representative OF
ReierencesL ~ nlssd ts the following ques
erai years been wefat avail would it be to change
iS Ss naturalization laws, to repeal them, if
the Union is to be destroyed by such men as
SEWARD, CHASE, and SuMNER? 1t makes
the following statement, as a corollary to the
preceding question 1.-THE Tribune mistakes
the mission of the American party, whose des
tiny is not only to remedy the evils resulting
from foreign votes and influence, but to ami
hilate that class of american demGgogues ,chO
seek the destruction oftbe american Union"
Now, this means in plain, unequivocal
terms, that the Know Nothings, as represent
ed by the Organ at Washington, consider Sal
mon 2. Chase, William II. Seward, and
Charles Sumner, to be American demagogues;
and that part Of their mission is to annihilate
these men. Is there Know Nothing in Mas
sachusetts who ever had an anti-slavery sym
pathy in his bosom, who believes Charles
Sumner to be demagogues Is there one
manly man of that organization in the State,
who would unite with the buyers, Sellers
whippers, and stealers of women and children,
to put Charles Sumner down; Ills genius is
an honor and pride to Massachusetts,. Atrue,
good heart is in his breast; his hand is un"
stained by plumber He is good, great, elo.
quent, learned, and Christian. For these
qualities the Shareholders hate him, and would
Gnaihilate him if they could. Win the men
of Massachusetts, assist them to do 500 We
don't believe it.
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Intelligence ORsce. Having been duly licensed
to keep Intelligence Office heundersigned is prepared
to furnish Hotels Boarding HOUSES, and Private Families
with American and other male and female help Orders
from the Country promptly attended to- Persons in want
of help, and those wishing for employment, are invited to
call.
N Tenements, Stores, and Offices to be let.
~ MONEY to loan collateral security.
auto d1y LEWIS Q. MUM, 233 Main st.
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NANCY GOODS AT COST.
L SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
At THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR,
IA THOUSANDS ARE LOOKING FOR
USEFUL AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
With which to rerlenish their Libraries,
GIFTS FOR FRIENDS.

GIFTS FOR FRIENDS.
We offer the following Of recent Publications as well
worthy their attention.
The Mothers Of the Bible, 10y Mrs s. G. Ashton.
Life Scenes Of the Messiah by Rev. Rufus w. Clark.
The Illustrated Lamplghter with II full page engray
ings.
Home Stories for little Boys and Girls, by Mrs Phelps
elegant vols
The Sunbeam, by a laIy ofNew Hampshire.
IAaycs from the Tree Igdrasyl, by Martha Russell
The Evening Of Life. Git for tie A ed.
Voices from the Silent Land Gift for The Afflicted
Writings Of Rev Or. Cumming Ia Bhday Bindings
Moores Encyclopedia Of Music \ valuable and ele-
giant book.
Egypt Past ard Present, by Rev. J. p. Thompson.
Substance and Shadows by Emma Welmout.
Dress Fine Art, by Mrs. Mortified.
PASTORS Wedding Gift, by Rev. VIM. NJ. Thayer.
Heaven and its Scriptqral Lmblenls, by Rev. W.
Clark.
Clarkes Lectures to You aien. In gilt findings
Mrs. Childs life Of Hopper In fine bindings
The Ocean and the Prairie, by Lucy Larcunn.
Christ Friend, and the Friends Of Christ by Rev. Dr.
Adams.
The Christians Daily Life. A new and admirable vol
by Dr., Cumming.
The Daily Moaitor. A pocket companion for Chris
tians
Uncle Toms Cabin Holiday edition, with 100 engrlv
ings
In addition to publications, We have on hand,
and offer at retail, large and well selected stock of
Standard Works. Also the current lit raturo o the day.
JOHN P. JEWErT * Co,
Iii Washington Street, Boston,
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JOHN BOYDEN, Notary Pab!sc,

JOE1N bO1 y EJISs y elsAFg sRDAsSs
Exchange and Collection Office IA Main Street. Drafts
Stocks, Specie aud Bank Notes, bought and sold. Bills Of
Exchange for he Old Country, (drawn Messrs George
Peabody Co.. London ready hand. Collections, in
any part the United States and Canadas. Also
other things usually done by Brokers. mch20 diff
A Class Fu Drawing will be formed at the Mount
Pleasant School, Wednesday afternoon. Dec. 9th Pat
ronage solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Reference
specimens VIM. Aliens Bookstore, and at the School
Rooms PERSIS II. s. CARTER, Teacher
n29 dtf
Opinions OF tsas nIeasIeai FacmIty.-Ths
Opinion Of I'm Perry, NJ. d., E.ceter, ". H-For
Coughs, Colds and Consumpton"I have witnessed the
effects of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, aud have
hesincy in expressing it my belief that it is safe
convenient, and very efdcacous incidence See adver
tisement in another column. deod&w2g ola
DIR. Henry Sargent having paid particular at
enton, in his recent visit to Paris and London, to the
study of Diseases Of the Eye and General Surgery will
henceorth devote himself especially the practice Of
these branches of his Profession. Office, No II and II
Worcester Bank Block. apl2 dawtf
Worcester HydrOputhic Enstitaticn
Nc. Glen Street. This Institution is under the Meti,
cal direction Of Dr. SETH BoGERs, and is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons.
Terms usually from 81 to so per week
For treatment without board, SO to 81 per week. Office
hours from 2 to 2. NJ dawtf ap12
Custom Cont and Pant Makers Wanted
Immediately. Constant employment guaranteed, and the
highest prices None but irs-rate workmen need apply.
MACuLLAR, WILLIAMS Il CO.,
au19 dtf No Piper's Block.
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A. PrenGiss. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone House Crescent Street All orders left
with c. W. RICE, at L. d. Goddard Il COPS, will meet
with prompt attention. Particular attention paid Draft
ug Machinery dec30 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

r. s. Mason, Teacher of the PIANO and ORGAN
Nos. and Warren Hail Private instruction given in
Singing. Also Glass instr action in Singing given in
cut of the City. DIM nc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Mrs. =. Goodwin, experienced and successful
midwife holds herself readiness day and night, at
attend the duties of her profession Residence 10 Austin
street. oct2l diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

j. X. CIarh. M. De-, Homeopathic Physician
No. Walnut Street Office hours from to A; NJ, and
rom l to 2. NJ
Morcester. January ], 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Il. u. Nichols, NJ. d., homeopathic Physician
Residence No liz Main Street. Office Hours, from to
a NJ; 2 to 4, and to P. u.
August s. 1858, iIy
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DIED.
In Northboro, Nov. 30, Mrs. Abigail Stone, rect Of
Isaac Stone late of Boylston TO- Dec r. of consump-
ton Mrs julia Farnsworth, wife of Mr. Joseph Chafn,
aged 43. Dec. il, of consumption, Mrs Sophia, wife OF
MIR. David Cawthorn, aged As.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

The Adams Express, and also WHIrcoMBs
Unconstitutional to Fosters New Block, No. Pearl
Street, Worcester. L. L. MASON, Agent.
nD1
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Book Notices.

The Boston ALMANAC FOR 1855: by pamrell Il Moore
80 and George Coolidge. Boston, J. Jewett Co.
The Boston Almanac has to be necessity, almos
much in the country in Boston. The fund of infor
nation embodied in it in relation to place in which eve
rybody has direct indirect interest," makes it too use
ful be dispensed with. This years number got up in
the esutfu style which has characterized its prede
cessos making very neat and appropriate article fo
presents, &C. Sold by the Booksellers generally.
Flower FABLES: by Louisa May Alcott; published by
Geo. W. Briggs Co., Boston.
This book written by long lady of sixteen. AT
that age world is through the medium Of
and all that to be only beautiful. These so
res partake Of the beautiful in natures aud, as
seen through ardent Imagination. They simply
and well told and will be received with favor by all who
read them. They for sale by Hutchinson & Co.,
Main St.
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JAMES e. ESTARROOK.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law
d. No. 8 TTninn Block, Worcester. d&wtf
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HENRY C. RICE

CALVIN II. PRATT,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
No. FOG Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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Clutch and Ganhia.-50OO lbs. Clutch; 900 lbs.
Gambia. Just received and for sale by
4. HOWE.
mch29 dtf Worcester D.ock
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HEN Il @ RIOE
attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
No Brnley Hall, Worcester, Mass
ole DIFF
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PubIic NOtice.-The Boot aud Shoc Dealers have
agreed to close their Stores a O'clock from this even
ing up to April lst 1856 Saturday evenings excepted
Icnrcester Nov 10 1884 tt MO
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ChnGliu's DngucrrcOiyPc Rooms, lSS Main
street. opposite American temperance House. IL
,,p off
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Goddard s TyvicI,ell'g q uairiIIe Band

q. N. ALHFIVI LIUITtVT. =
N. P GODDARD, LIST Violin. W. L. HoBps, Claronett.
j. NJ ALDRIcH I'd Violi L. V. BAKER, Cornet Piston,
Il. W. TwIcHELL, Double Bass.
n Engagements made ny Il. W. Twichel, Leader Of
the Worc Cornet Band, % Salem Street; n. P.
Goddard j. NJ. Adrich, at Loring Brothers, 203 Main
Street. Dim dS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Sparkling Soda Water, with the usual variety
Of choice Syrups Fifty Tickets for dollar.
l.. 4. LAZELL, Apohecary,
maYI dtf 2O1 MainStreet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Business Arithmetic, CT Business Gale
CULATI0NS.--A complete understanding Of this branch
of study be obtained without any book study what
eyerc by attending Edtons explanatory EUsting Ltc-
upon this subject, Wednesday evening Of every
week.
All that will be necessary for young men-that have
hear-wl be 10 let them hear what Eaton will
explain in upon the subject OF Commercial
Calculations to become perfectly correct and rapid ac
ouutantg DIT rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Wcddin. Cards printed in the n;atest man
at short notice, at the Spy Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Business Cards Of every description, printed at
the Spy Office, at Boston prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

for sale, and will keep hand, through the
a better assortment of LINZ than be bought any
other place in the State Also, Cement and Calcne plas
ter.
Worcester, March IS 1854 diff mch26
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RelnOYaI The subscribers have removed to
the new store FOSTER STREET, the Boston
Worcester Passenger Depot, where they win continue
carry Oh the WHOLESALE PRODUCE BUSINESS, in
all its branches. Tie public patronage is respectfully
Hcited. BASSETT BAILIES.
df
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Removal Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDs, Physician
and successful MidDife No SO Summer, bctwe n Cen.
trial and Exchange streets N B-particuar attention
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~. 4 8 5 A.

A. r. Ware Proprietor OF tIsc One
PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 16s and ITO
Main street. Worcester, would respectfully invite the at
enton OF his friends customers, and the public generally
o the immense Stock Of
sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING,
This own recent manufacturer adapted age taste
and profession The great extent of this Establishment
aud its superior facilities for manufacturing upon large
SCALE hays secured large share opubc favor and patrons
age anda regard to the present stock il is believed that
N poiuto neatness of style, excellence of shape fit aud
thorogghness of Workmanship, is not surpassed by any
other in the State The Departmental
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
presents attractive array Of Garments fer all
conditions Of the Juvenile community and excrtons will
continue to be made to keep this Department compet
The Furnishing Goods Department
mbraces a full and complete assortment OF
SHIRTS, DICKIES
DRAWERS, B0soMS,
GLOVES Il MITTENS, HOSIERY,
SUSPENDERs, STOCKS,
UMBRELLAS, CRAYATS,
sCARFs HANDKEkCIuEFs,
CAPS, NECK TIES,
DREssING GOWNS,
SIR, Cotton, and WOoi Understands, DrGlUers, &c.
~ The Gosds are purchased large quantities. from
the best sources and sold small per cent advance
from cost
The Custom Departments.
in the second story, contains large and desirable stock
CLOTHS, CASSINIERES, YESTINGS, &c., embracing
almost every article of seasonabe Goods, for Gentemens
Garments which will be made to order, short notice.
unreasonable prices in tasteful an Fashionable style Thor
ougl workmanship, and uneXcsphonable fits warranted
in all cases.
Purchasers who have not been in the habit of procuring
goods this establishment, especially invited to
snine this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Tho attention OF Wholesale purchasers is respectfully in
Tited.
N b. Stock reviewed at frequent intervals, and every
article having become, from change fseason fashion,
diminished value MARKED DOWN. P. WARE
New is oar Time THAT little Hand Peggng
Machine does the work up beautifully, at the Mandatory
of Mr. Nichols (Sargen Block South End, Main street,
and everybody that calls to ser operate away sat
isied and surprised Those who would the exclu
sve rights in the best towns in this county must call
DIS dit
Money Wanted.-Any having any of the
above desirable article, make more than three per
a month, by exchanging the for Clothing. at
VALENTINE X STUDLEl IS, OF Main and Elm Ss.
All Winter Clothing at Cost, Fl m this data.
DBL dim
Removal The subscribers have removed to
the new store on FOSTER STREET, near the Boston
Worcester Passenger Depot where they win continue
carry Oh the WHOLESALE PRODUCE BUSINESS, in
all its branches. Tie public patronage is respectfully
hcited. BASSETT BAlLIES.
% diff
Business Arithmetic, CT Business Gale
CULATI0NS.-A complete understanding of this branch
Of study, can be obtained without any book study what
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MARRIED.


NLAAlGlhIlJlCs
In this city by Rev, J. G. Adams, Mr.. Henry e. Cobb
to Miss Sarah A. Stoolley.
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c. IL. WETHER ELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW:
No 4 FIAeG's BLOCK Worcester, Mass.
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Money Wanted.-Any one having any of the
above desirable article, make more than three per
a month, by exchanging the for Clothing. at
VALENTINE X STUDLEl IS, OF Main and Elm SITS.
All Winter Clothing at Cost, Fl m this data.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-27

Gift Books for the HOlisuys,--TJkc ken Of
Friendship; Lldies' Wreath Magnolia; Golden Gift
Garaud Keepsake OF Friendship; Casket aud other Gle
giant books, for SALE in connect on with MUNN6 Book
Enterprise. Office 233 Main-street, up stairs.
d23 d2M
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Carrier wnnlcd.-Appiy at his Office
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New is oar Time THAT little Hand Peggng
Machine does the work up beautifully the Mandatory
of Mr. Nichols, (sargen Block South End, Main street,
and everybody that calls to it operate away sat
isied and surprised Those who would the excu
sve rights in the best towns in this county must call
d15 DIFF
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YOUNG AFRICA.
* WORCESTER
n RAILROAD 60. DIVIDEND.

VESO REM. "A HOUSE near The .Illc ion Machine
Shop Inquire OF 7. O. BACON, No. l ntral tx
clantra
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ENRUN ES.-A lot Of inc Bordeaux prunes, in beau
IL tilul fancy boxes. For sale by
ii GRIFFIN & co.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-09-08
A RICULTU RAL.
STRONG POTATOES.

The following results obtained by my plan
OF storing may prove useful. l. Twelve
sacksful Of potatoes, lifted October 10th,
1853, stored with lime, the lime being placed
in small bundles in the middle of each sack.
Tubers all preserved whereas, some OF the
same potatoes, stored without lime. were
much affected. 9. Fiiy bushels OF potatoes,
dug up towards the end of October, were
pitted With three bushels Of qui"klime. the
latter, being placed ut the bottom OF the pit,
and covered over with a thick layer OF Gors".
On opening the pit, it was found that the
diseased tubers did not amount to more than
two dnzen. Tubers storsi in the ordinary
way, in pits without lime, were almost en-
iirely destroyed by disease. 3, 5. Pota'
tees stored with and without lime quite un.
touched by the diseass. g. Roots stored in
q large chest or box with lime. and the latter
bein plac.d IN small clothes basket, and
covered over with fagsots. On opening tn"
box. the tubers were found quite healthy,
while some that had been kept in cellar
without lime, were much diseased. z. Twen-
ty bushels of the tu5ers were placed in a
large bin with three bushels Of lime, the lat
ter forming a stratum ut the bottom, and
covered oyor with a thisk layer OF coarse
cindcrs. At the end of three months the
roots were found to be quite sound, while
another lot which had been put into another
bin without lime were very much Diseased
g. Potatoes housed in sacks. one or two large
Jumps Of lime being put into each sack, tu'
bers quite dry, and all preserved. y. Pota-
tues first dried by exposure ON gravel walk
10 the heat Of the sun, and then stored away
in large boxes with lime, all healthy Tu-
bers housed in their natural c"udition be-
came diseased 10. Potatoes housed with
lime, all healthy. IL. Same result. IL
Several bushels of potatoes were piued with
lima. and when examined, ut the expiration
of several months. were found to remain un-
touched by the disease Roots ptted with
out lime became quite rotten. l3. Two or
three hundred bushels Of potatoes were dr
vded into tour equal lots. Three OF these
were pitted with lime, the olhrr IN the or
dinary way. In the first of the three lots
stored with lime, the lime was placed at the
bottom Of tie pit, with the proper precau'
tions; in the second it was thrown into a
comic Il heap in the centre ot the tnbers =
and in the third and last, it was placed on
the top OF the potatoes, being separated
from the latter by layer Of brushwOod. &c.
On examining the tubers ut the end Of some
months. those in the FIRST pit were found to
be much diseased. while those contained in
the other three were nearly healthy. The
best result" says this correspondent, "l
am disposed to Think was obtained by plac.
ing the lime ON the top Of the tubers, and
this 10 the plan l Intend to io,low."-GGr'
dsnsrs'. Chimiele. ....'. a..
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-09-08
MANuRING FRUIT TREES.

The Dutch, who are admirable gardeners,
had in the Great ExhibilioU an instrument
called =. Earth Borer," for manuring irun
frees wi,hUu, digging the ground. cucle
of hules is bored around the tree at two
feel distance from The Tee, and a loot diam
.eler AT the surface Of The soil, the circle
will De five lee, ia diameter and hiieen fee'
ia circumference and if the holes are
three inches diameter and foot apart
fifteen inches, ,hers will be about twelve
holes; mo;e or less, according 10 The diam
.elsr Of the Tree. They are eighteen inches
deep tShere there is enough depth OF soIl
aud slanting towards the center; are tlled
with l:quiJ manure, diluted mote OF less IN
dry weather. and stronger as The weather
Is we,ler. For the time OF application, Dr..
Lindley tells US Gardeners ChIonicle,
Feb. 81, 1882 y -For fruit; the prope'
time loo usin, liquid manure Is when The
ftuit is beginning 10 swell, and has nc
Quired, BY means ut lis own surface, "A
power .t suction capable OF opposing lha
of ihs leaves. AT iha, time, liquid manure
may be- applied freely, and continued iron
lime To inne rs long as tho fruit is growing.
But nj the trst sign Of ripening, or even
HAIIltf, u cAould w ~
LIQUID manure is applied 10 a plant when
th. flowers ale growing, the Sigor which II
communicates 10 them must also be- com.
mnnicated 10 the leaves; but when leaves
are growing unusually fast, there Is some
times danger that they may rob Inc
branches Of the sap requiIed for the nulIi'
tion Of the fruit; AID, II shat happens, The
latter falls of Aud we all know, thai
when ripening has once beyuu, even water
sPoils the quality Of the fruit. although u
augfuenis The s,ze, as is sufficiently shown
by the Strawberries prepared for The Lon.
don market by irrigation great additional
size Is Obtained, but il is al The expeuse oI
:aayor. aud any injury which mere water
may produce, will certainly not be Jimiu.
ished by wafer holding ammoniacal and
saline substances in solution y am MOI
aware that this information has made i,
way into our orchards, hndiog no ailusior
10 Il In any OF our books on orchard man
agemeu,, nor a, our agricultural meetings
The time is jast coming for putting Il u
The test, and il remains with the fruit grow