Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

uu'u rlULl' NiuAI' INu ol lAnu can pro-
ducc by deep trcnchinc, hichmanurinc, and
properly arranging the different articles We
cultivate. Tho exhibition Of vegetables this
evening is a ready witnSg, to the capability
Of our soil.
Agriculture may he regarded as nothing
hut horticulture on an extensive scale, and
doubt not that the time may come when the
largest amount Of produce or the consump.
ton of the human family will b. obtained
from the garden Four hundred years ago
-carccly ON" OF the many articles now 81
common in every garden. were known, or
at least wcrc not cultivated in England The
King was obliged 10 send to foreign coun.
tHc' for his garicn vegetables.
We are adding from year to year some
new variety % our stock. remember OF
eating the tomato for the first time Just
twenty years ago In Philadelphia, hut uc,.
or supposed they could h. raised in Maine.
Aud here lct me say word in favor of this
vegetable. believe thor, is no 81 healthy
a garden vegetable raisrl byus a' the t1ma-
to. 10 most persons the taste Is di,agrcn-
blcon the fr,t trial, repeated efforts will
overcome the difficulty. Physicians have.
unfortunately or suffering humanity, a
small class of medicines which they call Pro-
phylaci,cs. or rrrvcntiyrs ~ disease. Such
r-nri the tomato in some disease. pryva.
lent IN New England
Itisa rcntl, arerisnt, act. on tho liver 81
a. o. kosp il in healthy condition, and I
positively believe ,ha, cls, of typhoid f..
yer would rarely. if ever. occur during the
autumual months, IL an our population
should make a frcc and daily usrof thi. yc..
table. They ar, EASILY raised hy starting
them IN The house iu small ro,s IN March,
aul hy no, t-n.rlautiu, ,ill iho middle Of
June.
\ larger amount of vegetable matter can
b, raised ON tho same ground from the %.
ua'o than any other article.
one ar the advantage, We are 20 derive
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example, the squash Now ,oarr1n bat
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,n,, r.r IN. AM, .rry Ip ar Immature. .at,.
rrr, hint ravl.. or ..ri-, I'm r,,kin,
tr, simmer s1u,.h Amor holm, lui',l n
.r.rII D. rI,.,-l ina cloth. and IN, water
.,,,r.Iy rr.,...I .ut N,oy r.r.,p. pa.l.-,
,ri, ami 80 gn ,rri- nn,.. n ,,,,s-v anil
ur.ayarv mass. m, variety known a, trr
Canada rua.r may D., easily nis-l in ur
fsisn, quantity far an ordinary family in
two or three hill.. hy dl..in. a lar.e cavity.
filling 10 with well c,mr..'.l manure, Ulac.
in. around IL four bricks. and over them a
sguar, of rlas,, aud YOU may have 1uashc-
early in July.
Tr, .,,,rI r,,.. include. m, puwrt,r.
arl cra1k.nr,i,d ,4ua.h,s. You may r1.i.
'y r,,o-rifs ,hi, cla., hv i,, rough AMI ,lrrr
l.l.l leaves. ,hs stem fy, r-rov-l. and Ia
rrrinr NJ, one enl.-,h, fruit " an oran-,
color within. circular scar az the blossom
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