Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-01

article where we shall not see it again,
hut il any person should find smooth
frned iron bar some two feet in length.
We VIII thank them TO return it here.
GGol I'armins--uoI. Crocker's Farm.
In this day of Improvement in every
department Of business life the papers are
50 full Of the mult'tudinOus inventions
Cor facilitating all kinds ofmcchanical and
artistic labor. that the old fashioned. pri-
naval occupation of Farming is almost
for often. And the man Of the prime of
life, who was bred farmer in his youth,
but who has left it for a professional,
mercantile, or mechanical occupation, and
who, when he thinks charming, sees men
tally, all the old routine of his juvenile
days. is much behind the times.
The progress that has been made in
farm labor, within the last few years has
indeed been rapid. The papers have not
trumpeted it as they have other improve
ments and they are not perhaps, as ami
rerSai in application rs the improvements
in some other vocltions; but they, new
erthcIess exist in a mucb greater decree
than many suppose.
In the days Of Our hoyhooa-wc may
state that we have hccn mt tbr,nob al
the nhases or old c,sb;onrd farm I,hor-
farmers emf thcir Grain viii, i, SICKLE. tb.i,
grass with g, sc,tbo n,a,t,a t,,.i,.....,, j., !
now cround ,ftcnt,mcs j.. crt,r..e.., h,j. /
in the gr,nrd with nm ali ,yc .n.l..r,,
n;rg the ,..J. ~ and .t,,,,,;,o. .,n o.,
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small ,rroins With tha a,H and tlo;, corr,
with n machine c,n.;stin,r or ,.aco IF
thin iron, kniie-bladc, a piece of an old
scvtba-bl,la mr. .om.tbino or tho kind
driven horizontally into the endora piece
boar,I this boarl resting on a chrr t,rn-
ed down with IN ..,l jroicctn- var a
big BASKET ga a.ns "a H.i. ut
keep It Ern agI ~art' t... a .. ..s.
IL. tie H-, -. ss.. be-. ... -.
sterraoot - ta,ea@ u tie h,.,d. ...
MI Their ptIer ,,r.> tn Ike "a. $ t.
this age rude manner. Tia, ;o,a .. d.. r.
plying mrchno,y in its N f..r. ..e.:..
ton t. flvuus vas not core. .,...
A. Big ,1..t pillow 81. Frs. = the
l-.- .a.s scratched tic or a... = ...ie
but 81. a.- What '".ne. o. tt5 my
would cf'i Piop It. And II II the grouui
in shape almost t. en'laaecT ones lie
TO walk over it. 50 rough and uneven
would it be. A stump maehae to
clear 1t OF all remains Of timber, and
huge roller to smooth 1t down level, were |.
unknown much less the machines of The .
nrcseni ,,,nc
ro,no,re the contrast Farmers now
SOW and rI,rt with machines pr2nelled |
hy horses tbcv rean their Grain and NOV
their grass with machines propelIed by |
horses and they thresh their grain and |
clean it m ready for market with mach |
ines nronelled hy borscs
The farming of TODAY, on tho hest req .
ulated farms. is no more like the FARMING
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