The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-15
1 HE IMPROVED AMERICAN
EEACA I:isPSEse. sY,
Cultivated ly H. H. UooiiHie, If Oak CoyAcys, v J.
ondby Uelis Uaite, Dayton, Ia .>alLe Co., III

THE native Black Raspberry, found in its wild
state, il by means "A uniform prolific bearer; fun
one-half the pants either wholly barren. or so
nearly as q render them worthless 20 cultivate.
Many Of the bearing plants produce snail and seeIy
berry, deficient both in pulp and favor. II il Dper-
lection cannot be femedcd bT any system % cult iva
ton alone but b. the result Tti experiment
and caT.fui and discriminating selection plants
from which 30 propagate Others The original plant
Of the improved variety selected from fed,
OF lie superiority others. years ago
py Leandtr jos yu Western New York aud clltiya-
ted in the surrounding country, and known the
Jos!yn Raspberry About egat years since SIR. Doo-
little an intelligent and exIerinepral cultIyator mar
chased small stock of these plants, and by scieu-
tifc aud discriminating culture, Geyotng nearly his
entire time aud energies TO the subject, annually
lScting the most healthy, vigorous and prolific plants.
from which to cultivate new ones has ~ length sue
ce.dei in producing variety OF this delicious
fruit nearly free from sterile or barren plants, OF
more vigorous gr"wtE, yielding a much larger, more
pulpy berry, well as greater quantity than the
ordinary plant.
The Back Rasphsr-y possesses some advantages
ans other variety. grows ia clusters, about
OF which ripeus daily and j. sirr gathered; IL comes
from Tie ci's 'r IL i0T Tire table, ~rt the labor OF
separate handling stems AMI bulls is firm
NJ flesh for transportation and b. ger kr-pia
sL-rfect freedom from small insects 20 tie WHY 20
common 10 other yrst Wien ii-- over ripe. is
hardiurss.h-inEa native ptrt.i' requires winter
protection. n te % l-is VsIre tf- grounds
OF Mr.. DootrI~. and ue'l pleased WIKI fis sue
/ that 20 destined - .tin.rses'.
most ether v.rierie, of Ea,r.t.Trs-s arsordife.y
cred several hundr- plants be nj me- tie FOL
lowing spring; bl- laVn: been, in common wit my
nezibors, - often i-u.tags-3 With fine pictures and
resolved 70 test thrr hearing qualities in our prairie
soi. before cErrins tern 20 the public. My pl.nts
frued last summer, md al.i oIah I'D not realize
full yield account - Their a'- arrival aud q fol-
lowing dry the results. under the circuB-
stances .vTe highly satisfactory wv experience in
lie cUiiYHtou o. t, triit has arc-ssari been brief
ana limited, EEL ilss shall Aaz ri iuy repu-
tation IN r-cowue; ding Il for cultivation.
Nr. booii-ie has JOY some years Fast Supplied he
cities OF Rochester B4faio sirh ills an- rlt rom
biz plat, and has B"W near NV Iors extended
plantation fUr the supply 81 tat cry Each plant
q q Ur~ wear
alter aujiuE. and IA. &c piuts yearly thereafter.
shall be prepared tire opening q spring supply
Few thousand plants those who may desire them
slo per hundred, residence, delivered ia
tawa, payable on delivery Orders mag be lei: sEIth
X. q. black, in Ottawa Pratvd dIrrcous for-r.eir
cultivation mostly taken from thu manual OF Mr. Doc
Lille, wi-li such notifications experience in
prairie soi and snunV climate have suggested. will be
furnished purchasers gratis. WELLS WAITE.
DAyroS, Feb Is, 1859.