, 1860-11-22

cHAxFA1ss. Nov. 10. 1900.
Inc spring, Fith Its gcnlal airs and gaud
sho" ol ao"ess, the summer busy With tn
building up Of plant structure, filling up thel
cells with sugar, with gum and Of starch, tn
rounding up Of the R1fes Of Pomona, and pain
ing the landscape With beauty, has passed int
the yellow Autumn, rustliug with the rlpene
fruits, that ardent summer has thrown Into he
tap, IN Lavish plenty to gladden. the sun pro"f
ed brow OF labor. The garneElng is neaft
over and grim winter Is Just IN the onlng, a
we resume our pen to hold converse "ltn Ii
readers OF the tribune on subjects connec.e'
Win The tarm md Garden. we aao iaa as1o
our pen to gtve, room 'of INC discussion
great principles, dear to the free people Of til
North PRINCIPLES interviewer In their socla
1Aa ,.,'s. - .,.,,
dependent cultfsato1s ol INC soA- Inc cues
ton whether the great stretches of prairi
aoa @ ,'non,tiroted shon1a he carred ont ,nt,
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hapPy aone8' "us'e feAne1aen'r se"s'on at'
education shonla harm0nlse' to make glad tn
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cure OF "netaes Inc demon oi might snouH
shnt them out from the hope Of civilization
where the sable SONS of Africa should toll on Il
honc]css bondage TIE dark clouds of douh
s ~ ~ .-.1-sc - No1o
na'e oeen 1nteo ano ifee 4aoof ana 1ree nome'
battle hns been brarcly fought aud nobly Won
and nov when tha warfare Ia orcr wc aon,r
s1 '' $500 >As "' :.
occupy our uaua1 space 9eiause 10 1nc lnous
| trial interests Of the day.
| i nrrnosprcr.
1
| 1nc i've years pFeceolns oeptemoe1 atsl
1857, were years of wonderful activity. Good
crops md lirh priccs l,nA stimulated spccula
49,. ..sa a-s-.rs."..- - ~ -. nsnS.. as.s..
| uoh anu e2tfa'aeanee 10 us 1uIest e3tent'
| The immcnae Sums received for produce from
emigration aud the construction Of railroads,
had thor hee, ,.,rcf.,,t b,,ehoraed .ro,,,, =. ~
have fo1lowcJ Thc cTtrarnoance - Ind in5;r,d. ,l.
naisIths nnqcbase Of ia1re amounts of nse1+.ss
| arricult,,ra, imnlemchts md Inarh;nesNthc
tT.sninr an aficr % mnre 1and than thcy cnnjd cn1' NJ
1ivofa E,xe a, IND md scrcrai n,arcd ths MI
in the drnma If hard f;mes rIs 1ast v;rtcr e :
ar hnne % thst , .c cs,an". f., ~ t1,c iop@ 1anc !;
rnisfnrfnne 1nnst cnmc If llcsnonsicncr of
hono defc,,ed ai Int NJ The snn can,c IN thn h..
southern si,v thc c1onds ro]]cd back and the
snrin.s ti,ne came forth ,ritf rencwcd nrom;st.
and i5f;,sci NV energy into crerT r. denart'
1F {11, oil In
fnre of the sni1 and fhs rrsnIt ,Sae
m n,nsn.i 1,re.dth oe land mt nndcr cro4,
Wiz tha arno.+ia., efe,na,1 +1acts ~ cnrnt-r
the s,,mner f1gf;1Ied he nrotn}ae If enring and1
nnu. antn,nn Is tne1n;nr 7,r;tl niantr
nv"r +~o'ra nn;,,;ona nf hnsSe,a nf vbeot or
the IRON of 1aI;1 hos cone forward from ChIca.
70 aionc. and T f,r ~ fhe INST year over sixteen
In;f1;ons hr o1a ~ ~orn fron, 4hA eamo nn;nt
Ma wonder INT Tia state of th;npz il inf,,sinS
new 1ifc into iii classes and o;ycs nss,rance
that u.;t1, econnmv thot fho fimc is not 5fatant
when thc balance of tradr shall bc in our n.
yor md money "a abundant as l,efore The treat
crnsh NJ 1a57
Tie wheat cror, ~ ria vcar is tba ,or,,ost
and i,.st ercr rrcpn IN tia stotc r. IN f;Ins
hcr ror+;o, - E"r,t .riors 1r;rtar S-haat
alnr. i. s.ro.ry t;s e1n M i, ~ wavs 49,,
sno1 r. ~ 1870 .,ort,nn ,,-<r sonth oftne
49, 49, - .no P.ItH !nns aou,a ~ =. ~
waa ahont m averaae one r s,r
eight bushels to the acre. Through Ccnfral
Illinois, except few Of the river counties, the
winter wheat wns unusually good, considering
the tim star, stand; ana the a'eInsc my be set at
was still better, say twenty-five bushels In
tue north part Of the State the spring wheat
"Fns neyer better" ranging from twenty to
forty bushels per averaging from twenty
I've to tWenty-c1ght bushels per acre
The practice Of sowing winter wheat among
the standing corn, has for the past few years
been nearly discontinued, but this season it
peciauy IN Egypt ana me eonth hal1 OF Inc
cen1ra! paft o1 me slate, Is 1aF norm as thc
drcat Western Railroad. Inc innovation OF
one-horsc wheat drills to 60 between the rows
and drn IL the wheat Is the n more Immediate
cause OF thls 1argc increase Inis wheat g; looks
remarkably well, nnd, 1s the stalks Will shelter
from the severe winds, Wo may have reason-
sands af acrcs Of % corn nj have been q cnt tn, M and
the % rows T of which vi HI % tie wheat ~e IL eoTn "I "
have M % rcrer - kmn%n mora a wtntcr Wheat % sown ~
eorth aft1t. ,,o;r+ t1nn !. norTo -, ~ .r-e,,'5
Nnr have Wc aeen y finer rrow+b ~ th;a se,sou
W. ,nar +hareSora 1nn1. Grw"-d ~ ~ = nood ss,..
ply Of T winter Wheat next season, t6oush% mo no
iecn snn 1sp INV nn beot r. stnIe Tn;E t. nao5 s
o1onoa oeGh noa thot "n mne S.unp I'M 's eooo
e'A"enee tn"' o"1 '"' tns a4e '"4
CORR.
At the North this crop is very good, in the
ccuter abundant, Upper Egypt fprairic} mod
crate and Lower Egypt timhcrl good. Take
thls IN connection with the immense breadth
ment- Upper and Lower Egypt have no great
surplus, but the centre Is already pouring It
out TO supply the short crop Of the South. In
rr;l no+ a1,n" ~ 80 aar'ri eh;n4oa,,+. 80 ~
49,, .n,,st a.;t ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~
nert anr;na "" III III IN ~ sana}.6 " nA'1s"aon
nnT.1nrs
attae Nottn Tue crop Is soou where "el cut
Isatea, t, fanglng ltom one 10 I've hundred
ensneiE; N lae Gen'Ie 5atneT ll9a1, ranging
tl9u ~ ny ~ GUT uuuale4s sS!oonu going oul-
= el4G " tnc Attet uhulc: II Egypt tne crop IS
tallnre, ana supplies LOT nse andseed must be
alA"n IRON tne Noftn.
BUTTER AND CHEESE
The quality of dairy products have greatly
improved. Much OF the credit is dne dealers
1or stanolng 15m ana making a 1nst discrlmi-
nasaon. me ba'rT convention Of Mr. Doraitt
!! nas aiso nag good inn1encc. The supply Of
Du1tcr na3 oeen laIgo from t1e north, while
iatinn for ths win+cr a ~ ;t. ~ ~ ,,a
uiu mnf. - mi Hou. .;,,,r1,, ~ b,',tr - ,rhyia
cheese viii he nearly ont ~ tx ngcst,nn f,nt ~
Northern Illinois iftt1c chccsc @ !. mada--nrnhs4 ni
h1v mt haif dozen faniiics l., Tia co,,r+1 nf
that make even for their own i've.
REEF AID FORE,
Reef fe abundant br+ +hc r,ook or ha :,
nof larrc Thc ho1 chnlera h,s svant ~ ntr far,s =.
n,,mhe7a in fhc csntTe and aortI 1srt - - - tSe
Stafr hnt r;1hcnt .ttr,ctao ,n,,,e, at+sn.t tuo
from the local press. ~
BROOM CORN. i
Th;. rro,, h,. ,,,,r h..o.n. 49, :,...
s+.-ia T.. r~S neo.a ~" te.ou4c ~ !tnPo1lAut
snnnosed hit ron, te n,tn,,i nm : 1ay ~ VT
ISaf ths cro], .9nntd tI ~ ~ 't.ia ianA gto%tn,
Of the very best quality. It Is uscless for anv
unski1led person to attempt this CROP. for he
will most ccrtalnly fail 4 thorough under.