The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-06-14
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inose ti oss VINO sat out appetrees in years gone
Dy dld not always select the best gfounds--c .
Sreat mIstake nIes have been made IN this direc-,
vro tiop. in recent ride INTO the county we
noted several instances where such mistakes
have t beea made. Sd We remember N zen thatmuch
was said many years ago about the Shhkers4
orchard IN New Gloucester. ttiMas a very
!, iarse ana splendid orchard 'and standing upon
eesa'ea efouhesi' maae a gteaHsneM s"e
nave o''sh aalnfea y an our" younger dass''
'ne 'rees were SET ou' IN sucn periees PrderN
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y asss anu swe,i W. IN = ianu ona;ess roc many years
.uls olsnaiu yeueu nlucn .,1 nult ana many
ny : sn % slief ", were mafe Aom IT,
now .nese Z pet s,le ston ielt q its primer
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ahaya ll0n ne n5l sweep q u Spe no}tn Ylnds'
10y ~ Yauh Fstahlnep vigorous
ouoht to Dg,ne hes isHi.o a'hw slnsh says trees
dred wears old and t,sY InIsys arelo nuns
in the hest n,aoasy arenerlv .,rursd s,.a 1.s
nro,,nsl KENT sooser nd !, M snnred :. R,I how
can,t,,enr exnects orc,,aFdsd live and i,e,r
sabupaanc Z of fro;tssubes, atbsvp are ysoloucb
neglected. ID q ~ ,,,,r ,rea MS all
over the State has besb most sbaneftillI pess,
Al III al Jssas.smu sTsh, 500
some onsl yono gb gbsce sea Are 81 ake5 hattie
care Of but thew arc not ona t,bbeisss11 ,baei 90
ous as the thew oupbt g 1bo % be Tbe Me- 5oid orchards
are mast cnre and our sunnly In ~ Of lannlea mpst
come, from ire, com,paratiyeiv ,voung trees
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81 ooo, ~, sasy avn s.s'',s
in the woods hecause tnass y s.ssS ss,
to tbe soil what their orowtb talas LII.
while apple trees do NOT Fuit.bearin5 trsss
require certain elements in the soil which are
NOT esseetial IN ,e provvt, of foyesttreas snd annd
these elements mus be snnniied Inv atib The cnlti-
yator. if he expects Weld of GOOD frnit And
here the question arises. what Fertilizers. or
| in other words, what food do apple trees re-
qnire2s DIR. Smith thinks animal remains are
particularly beneficial to their dsveIopment.r
Some incidental discoveries have beenImade
which 60 to prove this fact. Trees of an or
namental character in cemeteries are usually
more thrifty than the same sort in other To-
calities. = 80 - 49, - Is A'oi
The coffin, which originally held the re-
mains Of Rogers Williams was so, completely
| invaded by tue roots OF an apple tree chat the
entire anatomical shape, dimensions and po-
sition of his bones were secured by the ten.
| drills, and the cast of that celebrated mans
skeleton, thus taken IN an unheard-of mann
ner, is now asmuseum curiosity DR.. Smith
does notspreteuds to know whether the phos-
phate Of lime in the bones or the elements
set at liberty by the diecomposing. tissues fur
nished the food Tor that tree. The, presump-
ton, howeyer,is in favor of the phosphate
of lime... ~, n ss s.s..,. ~, 4, ~, -
The cure and renovation of orchards is to
be brought about ABOUT by active personal
effort. Ii d man expects a good orchard he
must take care of it, He, has as much rea-