Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

PRICE LIST.
Saccharine Tests for WING.

SacCharine Tests for Wine.
AT the National saccharine Test for Wine. NJ
Hammondsport, y. Y. Oct 18th, 1868, the CdfQl6d
stood Il saccharine matter 81 Wafer S9-1ond IOI-
DCtGlnUre 10& This test was made with II ounces OF
the Walter, somewhat frozen, TO - ounces Of each Of
the other varieties.
OF the Directors Of the Pleasant valley Wine o.,
(hepartles who conducted the test the day before
by an egual trial, tested II ounces Of Iona from The
same lot that were used the day before, and tie
Had II ounces Of the Delaware and Catawba been
pressed equally hard with the WaIeT, their skins
sfooG lower and the CStaSsba proportIonabII bsio
the Delaware All the orher varieties ranged much
lever thnn those enumerated shove.
Therehad been constant rains and damn wenf1pr
n the section where the Waiter grew-its cOmDefit-
where there had been but HaIe rainS dUrfng fheSe9.
soa-Ory soil and weather being necessary Tor the
AcOmmitfee OF the American Institute Farmers
Club, IN q reepor Of Sept -. 1865, printed m ne
speaking Or the qualities Of the Waller. say; w
conclude the H01er viii be 3 valuable grape fn the
gT1pe 5es1eas Of ee npPer MNlssisslpPs on tie sheEes
soils OF western Pennsylvania, and whe8 over else
native grapes Ne sueossshdly grown"
Letter lr0m oAarie Eoousp. one orae oudest slao-
POINT, Ulster Co, n. vi
DlsR SINS: Yours 81 the 18TH I am in receipt az
IN which YOU 0sk II 4 hare anyO1tections to senolng
you. Tor Publication, the Facts i am acquainted With,
IN relatont 70 the character Of the HolsT Grape. i
have never Endorsed the character or usefulness Of
vines, or other articles Ofany description, and would
not at my present slnqe OfIfe were it not tEo
reasons which seem s~nlicienE First, IknOH The
tHs4cr 6rQpe VIII mcetthe p~reiudices Widespread
throughout the country, caused by the Wurthle@ne14
IN most localities OF many of its predecessors SEQ
that the Water d. the best variety y have bad any
EnnWiedge OF. and j think j have cultivated nearly
an that have been dScarding mem
an and falling back upon III COncoro and AattIcr1
Prolific As Nne4arl Naflf.e1 AN i4tene
knowing thai the fruit OF the HdNT larger
ench wear as the vine grows older, being last year
fully Onethird larger than Il was two years ago- -
erovvs well- sets fruit well Ihnve seen IL ripe sew
aal times before Hartford, ana have never seen
any mildew on It's fruit or on is large and thick, but
thiEk superior 10 any other variety. You say fn
your Circular o. isn Seeding Of the DelaWaren and
ninpa. think the character Of each Of these varlo-
ties Is Quite misunderstanding IN the Waller. particn-
LARRY that Of the Delaware. I nlsd think Il would
make d vine Or high character. II ave visited lt
IN Ulster Co, n r., low Valfey, where tie Es1
bella seldom ripcuS. ara olch time ID was fully king
IN August Ahnve eeeu g each 0fthe three pastf1f
sons in EouehkeerHe, ELpening 90 the same SINE
excepHng last year, WHOM The constant rains pre-
vented an varieties nom mafurinE AZ their usual
T time. but IL perfecled is fr1ft by the middle az eee
TENDER. The rrisina of me last mentioned CROP
have seen and eaten, which were good. From ma
succeeding m the low valley and tenacious cfnv Co.
7 Mofena. and also IN the dry Eatey position n
poaEhkeepie IMinki a. VIII Bowen adapted u
varied sections OF our c1lntrF- NOu may cake
whafeVer use OftheEo opinions Won deem proror.
Yours truly CHARLES NOOLEA.
FERRIS CAKWO0D.
1y Ppughkeensie, ~. y.