New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-30

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suppose that these are all well known fAets but tA,1
need To be frequently Ieitsrsted.' =
Wha AIS the dppts Tres y--BEsJ. SsNkERA Vemil
lion. Erie Co, o. answers tic above qaestion ~ follow,
=" Tho above quoted question from q. A. Cooke OF
Minncsota--ani which your Farmers Glib are unahi
to answer, j viii try to give little Light upon SomS
IS years ago tree n the S.W corner Of my orchard
became affected In somewhat similar mai ner AZ wers
many in various sections Of his country We theI
called II fire blight from the snddea witaerns Of the
limb or twig diseased The disease on Nj. Cooket
trees moy he different, but Lis short description ven
well describes the lire blight 1t killed many trees-sh
one frat affected la ny orchard entirely and il pread
other trees hat some 20 80 were going same wa,
in taat corner Of the orchard Learning or Judging tho
it must be the work Of ali Insect tho toe small for nv
discovery j undertook tie seemingly herculean tasi
OF cutting off ana burning tie limbs fast Is they died
II did not prove great tasK expected and asea
following up few Years two or t,ree times in sea.
son saved al but one tree and they now healthy
these ccts 10 Agricultural paper and they pub
iisLod III the Y. $. Patent Office reports some twenty
years since. lit T. The Same dcseass am confident
thorough excelsior Of the limbs below where dead and
burning them, persisted in. Will cure"
SCION Rom SON. have pursued the same course
bat always with success, because though the eec
are the same there II p.obaoy variety OF causes
VIM >. Carpenter john u. BE zen, a.. s. Fuller aux
other exp renced fruit growers Lave repeatedly giyer
OF the femers c.ub withon, coming 10 any definite do
termination as TO al are agreed in one
thng, however AID t.Gt 10 to cat away The affected
limbs cred The present season. in the
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Fres, have PIT on the GQpes OF t. bghts IN CO.,
sequence oi being iniesIel with worAs-a new order
eatei pillars. II re lans ~ De secn what may be tt
lasting effects Tut something else "aib tne npph
trees" oil over tho country besides WORMS and ire
blight; they are Gyng by tIousahds.
Reme6y JOr Agiie Tee gorrs-W. TAYLOR heIHa.
y. Y. has accidentally discovered thai blue cI,y Is
perfect Protection sgainst the Dorers- lie makes
mortar ana pastors the trees up high rs the toIe
would work, making the application spring and Az
g.n The remedy Las been worth 30 much " MN thai
be wishes t. make ii universally known. BY haTingh
printed in the proceedings of,Ee Far ners' Clnb.
Cure for Poison Iry.-J B0OrI. AedicineyAle, Wayns
county Iowa. wilkes w corroDOrate the sta ,1lcnt
made in these reports tile since that scit soaI
via cure the poison of IVY e. posoa,ine"E ne saysi
fIlty yenls ago my father said lie had Used tween
IT, years and kaew 1t fan ~ cure have neTe
known II iaii since that time.
my method OF Using isto put It on the part aIec.eG
wet ii and rub il till Il becomes w'i,e lather, and o
1t ~ on il seldom fails cure ~ irst sppe aiion
IL ID also plcveftye whenever person Is exposed
to BE- pJisOnld. Khe wasnos Thoroughly with saitSap
Qt must be soitsDp made OF ye ana gre4se) The par
washed VIII Aeyei " po4soaed 49,
-. VIII also prevent AMI cure the poison Of Poison
Sulac heh IS dist usAed Tom sumo " tie shoot
bsnl red); ~ grows sew England have never sees
il the West, but II viii not cue tie poison from DaS
snip"
plants should remember tAs cheap easy, convenient
remedy Il may save item much suffering, and Prcu
OF more value 70 them than dozen Subscriptions b
i he IaIDUSE. -. IS,
Galatn Co. (oOatnern) limos, gives US the following
description of farmers p'st thst IS new " u hero
or 81 lsast he's not 1eon Observed II VIA DC "en m'
every one who discovers the pad appearance OF co
yer iay spoken of by Ar c. to eX auiDe whether 1t -
o.usou ~ the worn t1at Le eeSel.Oes lie sa!s
"riefe - worn here that feeds Upnn clover nay ~
Z "A ,cdiisn brown color with BIZ. eht red bead AID u
eout tn &c fvurts OK ~ BoA % ~ Degns lis Ia'asea
wards the LATER part IL tne ie.dihs season Wv
bot.0m Of ,he NOW, ami works Jus way up~efos ~"
vouriEg tie heads and leaves. IL caves ~ ~ p-.-s
flmy web which gives tie Impression 10 We eaitlea
ou rver "a q the Lay nas bee ne Mody IRON ba'ins
be. slowed away to gleSn. hen We nay 10 t4rSWs
ts. l 'IIs. %ieS Is IT'D by he eTcrereat Of Ii,
inset The worm 10 SLY sa active, avoiding the light
and ID not apt tube observed liess Ought FOR.
tine Deignl0rs leie rad never BEARD o tnis worm t9
Imea,oued it, This may % owing 20 tnefe pei.s Du,
little eloYer.hay made Lcre, aud tAat being senef es
out early; OF perhaps tie T0rm u - lev conner.
Two Years ngo / noticed tue bid appearance OF thu
hav M the bottom of Inc oow bit did not discvyef ts
cause til year later. by the last OF February OF as
ye!r fogni the wOru1s rad penetrated two or three
feet nom the bottom and when came to the bottom In
April there not head or leaf OF clover to BE- seen
ECthin but the NAKED seils. with httie mixture q
tmot.y, which " as not disturbed Last spring 1ael
nado tieir Appearance IucA iaier than before saw
u.tlinc Of thcn TIL April wien within six or elg@
inches II the bottom OF tho NOV. They had evidently
ast Leguu to work >. -.
T. this ucw tlingi or ON eeaAi We lunes IL ne'e.
having lie I'D Of IL esewhcrc'
al my bad spelling. BAD sfit,ng and MISTAKES aoaf
make yOa nervous. viii give you mite 81 NY eSVef.
en-, and observation IN b-cK"Cods farming once 81 !
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.sTcst or instruct you city reoIle out young E.e..
VINO anticipate nl0yiEgto new country ma! ifDht W
uy cap, ieacc." We assure !On slr tet you exc his
taken In yDgr criticism ia lie accom- g4Ly ing AVvs uLSul
/. ind pcli.ng" We intended nothing but kndnessV
the writer our remarks referred 10. We WISE.
sronse tie former 10 tions 70 elevate Limse.. Va
might perl rs have urged thls III OhensNeiy stTohs
lans uage Ne aId not Soy moan that farmers w1<
canno, spell CO.. ectly ounces. " fully agree via
Won aid therefore, COPY y0ur extract IRON "eOs'e''
Dictionary. 49,,
own citizens never b,Cane niA3,eis OF OTIvSlhI-s
without great diacul AID / boz. aud great per'
item never learn ~ sp,l woias IA coz .e.A e.
10 the following cAtrsct OF your letter 10 wit:
"Why 3 Il necessary even advisable that We
l.rmeIs, in writing t. Gil editor, Should be Consistently
referring 20 tue Dictionary 10 soe t4"I every Noid n
sp Led according 10 the pr sent sye OF printing
the writing Is 80 leslb.c AZ u n 10 fead with sdayl
what dihc ince docs II make wA'tAer II Gil y Aee
cogrecty| We reply that there my Dc iensons way
iarncr cannot oY9 come the whole ist Ci "othoe asnP
O.. absUldt.,s but 80 earnestly .sh soc thos- "a
sons removed. Nous There ls 10 good reason Why
the farmer should DE- slave To fabulous or heIal,
pieiudices in olhogrally.'
see, SIR; nor is there any reason why G farmer
should be an ignoraEus. iou say
A great many people Who are cdrabe Of commaui
oaHn news and arieuuiul papers facts OF Interest
aud Importance aIe deferred irou doing 40 beeIgss q
Tie E.iy eTsu ndency on ne part OF A1eIar! fe~i4eS
ridcL.e irregular spellng
We sincerely nope that 10 one has ever oces
deferred by anything that We have SAID iToni COM
such facts TO HE TRIBUNE. II va
over have made such an expression, 1t certainly Ran
not been because We icl1 tendency to yidlcUle ip
regular spelling. in proof ot this We make tie .ok
lowing statement: -Four years ago We received
letter from q farmer who enjoyed the advantage o.
a pretty good education III Ncw-England. Know.
ing this fact that ne bad been several years eIn'
ploycd az "a successful schOol-teacheT and ais0 as
VIC were somoS hat surprised TO hnd thai
he spct the word yield. .yeald.' We are so
much surprised now, for since that time We hevs
received probably one hundred letters IN whieA 'ns
only surprised that had not before observed thii