, 1860-11-09

And Fstes only. knows the next time she will
pAE, 1T. .,. IT,. +,,,
dance
oao 'ne2 10 tne '"''ses WHO eet naaaon r. P..sch
THE FARM
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fproparsd c.nrest]y for tls Chicago Trtbuna,1
DOMESTIC fcoSoAf. w.,
4"e oanses VI commercial Fe'u'slons WIZ
S'"asS pe ~ psopof.lon u tne .noun' u sen'
cru 'ooeo'eonese lne peot'c u .a'' eoan :.
II, o"eo no lote'an osp's II ID n'annes' 'u,l.
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ocotea, VIC nave NJ hesns VI hno"1u5' put
We no kno" that Inc present year nas oeen tnc
oss1 ~ 'en 'of se''nps 1ecouu.e. ,el' ~"
'liso ia.cnu ~ ~ iel''A'A .'"s ~ o'ot Aen .n15
nah c'ea1t. Lucy eoanl VI ee. t-1'n s'e4u ~
e'oi@' anu W e''ta1u piee - e'''s .'
male @noulu 'ufn out 10 oe eaaclty 11oe' tnes
"outo oe aoie 10 meet toelr oplssa'1oas' ou'
the slightest variation disappolnts not only
themselves, but those to whom they have gwen
their promises. The failure to pay one debt az
given time, may cause Gyc otbcrs to rcmian
unpaid. Let the farmc7s Of a given county buy
goods extensively on credit, prcdicatins pay
mcnt on tile expectation Of large crops. Let
the Season turn out unfayorably-a late frost,
drought, ara!ny month, and there is \ great
falling of in productions. TIC farmers can-
not make good their promises. Country ncr-
chants, depending on those promises, cannot
redeem theirs. Importers, depending On coun-
try merchants, arc brought down 10 the sanc
lcycl; and so the evil runs through al classes
Of society. Of coursc, VIC do not intond to say
TINT farmers originate financial pauics. Nc
merely wish to show how it is that tho failure
Of one man to pay his debts often entails bank
ruptcy upon many Others. Above all things,
striyc this year to get out Of dcbt- Who knows
what season my brin. forth?
A reduction of expenses Is equivalent to an
increase Of income. Now is a good timcto look
carefully over what We may call your stock in
trade. Hare YOU more horses, cattle or mules
+,,, vo, c,n nro,t,h,v ,rintcrs-sc11 the SIR.
y" 1A
paus. railing animals, oear IN ln'na' 90 MOI
take on flesh rapidly In cold weather; and out
door feeding is nearly tho same ~ throwing
.,ar -, -,,.,,, ,,ho- ,,d ,,r,ror,5cr orc en.
~"'s s' niaeA 1'oo1 ''nu p'o'e1"s1' wv ~
we're cold ram OF sno" storna Will "aste mole
flesh On 4 steer exposed to the weather, than
you cen fsi''ace ~ "een sooo .eeeuns 1n'
you flIro'lded with Stables and sheds do
not feed late iu the season. In such case,
con,nc,cc t;cc;,;rr c,r1v an1 ouit c,r]v cvcn
w.. eo4aA'e ~"N'. "N i3As >@y, ;. ~'~N
II the pficc Is moi always SATISFACTORY your
stock is sheltered, md your crops abundant,
feed I'LL the market Is at its best point. And
,,o,a ,..f,, ,.n,,r,. ,,o,v t,o c,ref,, ,n,r ,,.e
49, 5"a' ~" 14 49, 1N'NAA A44'
the advantage o. h's thr'tle'' nc'shDor.
Do not think of buying more land. &c sat-
5et;r,, viii, what vor h,1. III. oro,+cr n,rt
's1~1 "4 ''.1 ~. 1 ~ ee' t.''
OF Inc recent Aafo times IN the west could DC
traced 10 this cause. II ron want to raise
larrrr ero,,e rr,t;v,4e bet.er rotbar th,n ,,,,,+
1.1"..,, .4' f'.''',S
more acses' lou Will more certalnly succeed,
and you will have less hard work. Keep tue
plow going in tho full till thc weather rrc-
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winter sets in. Preparc flfeyood. Duild
sheds for your stock, ii you have none already
built, Give YOUR BOYS and girls a chance TO
attend school this winter. Renew your sub-
scription to fhc TRIBUNE rs soon AZ It exnjrcs,
Let nothing 70 to waste. And next spring ron
win bo ..ail rigbt n and out Of dcbt.
,u.,uorp,,r,:r ~ cows
In asccstaining the composition of faulty
soils, with ylsw to their improvement by
adding to their constituent parts, any particl-
lar ingredient which is tho cause Of their un-
Frodnctlvencss Should be particularly attended
to: If possible, they should DO compared with
Fertile soils IN the same petEhborhood. and in
similar situations. as The diitcronce OF the COM
position may, IL many cases, indicate the most
proper methods Of Improvement. 1t, on wash
salts Of iron, or any acid matter, 1t may be
amelioratcd by hoapplication Of quick1ime. 4
soil Of good apparent texture, containing sui.
phate Of iron, will be sterile; but tho Obvious
remedy IL . top-drcssing with lime, which con-
vcrts the aulrLatc into manure. If there bc
IN oxcess Of calcareous matter in the soil, It
may be improved by the application of sand or
clay. Soils too abundant in sand are benc-
fitted by tho use Of clay OF mari, or vegetable
matter. Light sands are often benefited by'a
drasaIag Of peat, and pcats by 4 dressing Of
sand; though tho former is in its nature but q