New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY ~ 166.


tions VIC have bad before the Club and which affords
loom f0 ample discussion II 10 sometimes very remark
ale 70 see hOy one MAJ gFen asnion and form al
DWELLINGS in the vicinity. II nome Pcteniious builder
leads II with LChsionCd louise, no matter hew neon
ycncut Others are very ait ape The fashion. Ia one SEC
ton OF tbs STATE the almost universal siy is tvosioy
center with tro one-sIy wirrs The most that can 10
said Of tat rm is q Of i i fashionable Anything thai
can say here - improve the style Of iar-h0uses will
be ben ohc0l "a great many ptolle.
MIR. DisTUHILL contested against loVerdoor LOGGING
rooms because he was satisfied hey much mort IN
healthy tan upper ones lie cndavored 10 prove hon
some statistics drawn from Cairo, Egypt.
Mr. RoBDsoS said bis position was taken for dry
hard, rocky SOIL Ike that O NeW-En6shu gcheIaly anu
not for neArious Egypt.
The CHARMAS SAID that Judge Butler, formerly phys
clan at Norwak Conr declares that when people were N
the habit Of sleeping in lower rooms maGdies prevail
which ae now seldom heard Of such as low grade o.
fcgcrs lie says prevailing fogs never rso above IL
high, and hose sleeping III upI CT rooms escape aus bu
ence, his recommendation to all who build country
houses is TO make the cearundr the entire house cement
ing the bottom aud sides 30 thoroughly that no gas can ae
from the earth and 70 soep on tho lower hoor be
SIDE keeping tie cellar clean care should also Dc takeh 10
clean tho well every year Dr. Ward who lives near the
great salt-maIshcs of Ncw-Jersey says, nom his house
which is sitnat on bill, he can look down upon tlo
banks OF fog lying upon lower level All OF our sleeping
rooms are uIOa the upper floors, and think, IN more
healthy stratum OF the atmosphere than they would BIO II
lcss elevated.
Dr.. SSorpRAss-This may be so in that locality. but
there are others uhere the is reversed. Those living
immediately uron the banks Of the Potomac, and other
NOitnlIu TNe1S, lave OIeH uotti,tN
while the houses situated upon tie ADJOINING mus OF Duns
we're so soy scarcely 10 be habitable
HESRY WARD BfECHER-A few miles south Of Indian
apois, upon high bInft of White River, one OF inc
highest in that locality in the early settlement OF the
country, there a town built Upon tho opposite side
Of the river there small settlement but slightly ele-
waited uou the waiereye According 10 the usual theory
about malaria these houses should have been sicky and
those In the town healthy; the reverse was the iact
10 such degree that the town was entirely abandoned,
and tho houses left 20 decay and waste. The laws of health
IN ho by hiOh low 6uatiOns
nor by high or low sleepne-roomS, II thy arc properly
ventilated.
FruIt Prospects n NcrJcr,cy.-S II. nichols, Ham
monton n. j.: "Many patches Of strawberries have been
badly killed BY cold weather in March and April. Tho
prospect not good for more than two-hrds crop o.,
though fields looked better. The season VIII
he weeks later than last yer. Psr, eplo and peach
trccs bloomod full"
Model Of Poaiiry-H ouss IYanled.-W. DoMISrcK Gal
upsyc Schoharie Co., ~ " wants the model OF poul
Try house Of sufficient size for leo hens. Perhaps some
outside member who has such building will favor him
purchase the Poultorc's Companion AsageDeIal ruo,
your object is TO obtain eggs there If more in good
rcatcutin making the hen el at home-th han there IA
In the particular breed In building pouyhonse, recol
rct "acrowdod place will not do Too many hens together
Is bad. Why Because II ucrfrcs with tranquility The
points Of succoSs Warm quarters; roOmy clean M
moested plenty Of food variety OF feed varied day
with animal food Of kind, il matters ttio what;
chang ofien; crushed bones, either burned or
otherwise pulycrizd earth spent ashes to walow IN;
ght, aud much ChCeI lncss ~ possible. linen slcct
good breeds. The mlde-siLed Dominique. single combs,
yellow legs ere perhaps she best The spanish good
layers are the Cres Avoid oil big breeds, aud osfe-
cialiy the East India fowls
Bone Monurc.-I. l.. ABEIL Conway, Mass: What
benefit snll derive tis year from the ~" OF crushed
bone rpon tobacco or ccrnP tdcpends a"geih.r upon
the Themes Of the article. II You VS. the Boston Milling
Co.'S Flour of Bore il viii give yonr crops immediate bene
IT. because il is in condition TO be at once asslmaied
Crushed bone is sold Of various degrees Of fneness The
coirscst portion would be Of more benefit to crop Oar
years hcnc than the present year 1n our opinion there
is no better nor cheaper manure than bone aour.
CoioriHg Bgncr.-Mrs. TREAT Is particularly severe
nfon those bo color butter The idea Uf putting any
thing into butter 10 color IT, is In my estimation, SIMPLY
nasty lfcram be chuned soon after II becomes sour,
The butter well worked 60 free IL from buicrmk then
set away night Tor ray ten hours then worked again.
and then ard not m thcn add the sal' yonr butter viii
be beautiful yellow. ard will keep all the better for the
CSicorg.-Z T.. CHMrEE, Moorlus, Conn; "wbcre
can chic6ry seed be- obtained aud whore can get H. r.
Bliss seed Catalogue, referred to in 1'E lmnUsE report
Of April - Both. of Mr.. Bliss NJ Springfield. Mass
corn for SoIng.-Dr. :. HUMrHRY, North Ferisburgh,
Vt: "Wl growing corn, to feed COWS, when grass fails,
pay lfso what kind Of corn y tho best u WIZ pay,
and probably Sowcs Evergreen Sweet Com Is the best,
but the seed l. TOO expensive oryour pose u you can
grow yourself. The Southern Dent Com viii answer
good purpose. ,,..
Mich Ior fyc years have succeeded in getting crop
of peaches every year. plant TIE Trees close toseth0
trim ti bmls within one foot OF the ground, aud upon
each side e each and acros the ends build board
fence II -Hcs high. The sIacc nco'd l. H. feet wide
In Winter lhc 'ops covered with boards of slabs ana
IL D. win loitr, anu tltNN nI bfuNhs SUM
time. i Iy the boards over ct night in blossom
ing timr VI you arc in section where The snow
ils deep plant your trcss wher the dfiii TORN HIGHEST
Tru youf top. "a tie same way ana ~ thc fan pace
surpo. utdcr the limbs such chunks 81 wood, or az
thing YOU rc4sc g. prevent them nom bnahing fcacfts
oaa be- grown with Little pains III ans part oil the hl'"
CraaL,r.ef foa S,cd.--JoHS IrvINF, Spring Valley.
G. A.: A is difficult 30 transI"r; plants ~ far can
obtain thou from cranberry seed Ana NJ what season
should lrr b. far'cd' They can be grown from sool
which mas be- sown in Autumn or Spring, IN pure saml
spread Over swamp muck where the roots VIII never ia
M II u, pfqrf-R FRANKLm CLARK Ncw-Nork
CITY. What does the Farmers Club think OF the Myait
Wine Plant p IL thinks YOU do not read NJ nIous OF
Won would not ask that useless question.
tnfffHe Ssd Pofa,oss.-MN. HUT, No. bo Blecckcr
St. Ncw.York 1T took - ~ years cutting thc seed
a. bring about the present feeble condition OF ne poa"
family and il may take many years of '"bcdI'nc" !"
Law 10 f,oe IL To its original souHdncss Potato planter,
will do well 10 bear this truth III mind >, ~ o.
TON pa Having lust returned from Oregon am abiu
tn ,sy H. YOUR correspondent that know "i no better
country TOR young nan 70 20 10 win capital ol sl"
Thing that Western New orb will except. perhaps, corn
Market always good and better fru country does not
exist anywhere A. for schools n is like al new com
trie, depending on schools a present. with .
chance uf cour, ior better ones as tho population IL
crrases. u viii cost 60 10 go from Nc"-l Oh To
San FnuciscO cal, by steamer and 80 in gold from
thor t. Portland Oregon From that place $40 INA gold
will cnrry him any part OF The muing icinloi! IA"
climate + not cold tie ntsT, being Vet rather l eo.o
In Summer il is much Ike the climate Of Ne-lcih New"
lorL.'
jaws NJ Do KEY, NARROW y. H am young
man returned soldier have crippled iaihrr ana inNai
mother to assist, aid -h "a better my condition. can
NOT r,,e morr than 500. Will that can go Wet AMI
talc np hand under Nc Homestead ac and be likely with
industry succeed in making living Yes 90 directly
10 ~. Paul MINI, with your family Inquire Al the''o'
ermen, Land Oce where You ind laud subject 10 ~
taken up under Tie Homestead act Go a once and select
r. ard give no. ic q the Office Of your intention 20 settle
for wieh you pay So and viii b. ScrIe IL yo o',.s
ora. 0is as yOu live upon the lard. aud al Tie enl
OF i've ycsrs will ret compile title. Ioa cen make
co... "A -. ,teg of o-.l t,rfn Won can also gf start