The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02
American Institute Farmers
Club.
Nrw YoRK. Nov. b. lSaa

NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1860.
The farmers Club OF the American
Institute met at'1p.Mi to-day, and IA
spite OF tho dIsagreeOble weather the
attendance was large, ,,t r4- ....,.,
Mr., ], spauldInR, Of Ionic, WILSON,
sin; wrote In reference to Norway oats
which ho said he had discovered
never saw Norway. A gentleman
OF st. Louis wrote to ask whether any :
body Conld give him recipe for pre-
Me- cutfls: / have tried packing in
ashes and In lime water, but both are
failures. A plan ! have heard OF, but
never tried ID, think, very good one,
II q 10 put the eggs In. o. key and pour
boiling water over them.pcI D.. TIs.
Mr.. Baldwin, found, that packing
them In salt, little end down, was The
Dr. Smith said that q fayorlts method
In Russia was ato pack Che eggs I'm 3
cask aud then ill thO !interaIleeB with
melted tallow. This was found 70 be
. very safe way Of keeping eRes. Tie
hot waller process was etieclual almply
because L cOagnlated the albumsnroi
the egg, or, In other words, hall cooked
Il.
o Lockhart Stewart, OF North Branch :,
New York, said (peF le,teF) that he
and two Of his nslSnbors had purchased
some Norway oats, which they had
BoWed. They found them TO be q hum
bug. No better In tact than the com.
mon oats, has good. Mr.. Curtis coin
Eplded In this opinion. Mr.. Gregory
thought The question Of Norway oats
had been pumped dry. The specula-
tora who were ceiling seed At about four
dollars d peck were delighted at being
gtatuItousiy . advertised. He thought
The Club might % well stop ,ppfiinR'
them. A gentleman from Chestnut
Hill, Pennsylyanla-Mr. Mnlf0rd-
,Yroie 10 explain away q misBtatement
which had APPEARED In the teposts Of
the Club. 80 go, -.
This gentleman possesses cure for
the curculio, whichit was implied In
the report alluded 10 that he desired 70
EBell. This charge he denies. The re-
ceIpt 10 free to all who apply, and the
materials are in6Igniti cant IN cost. He
said: Il shall be pleased freely 10 COM
mnnIcAte the partlculArBi fheL cost Iol
which ID npdrdtivety nothing.
r. J. Wells, of-St. Joseph, Missouri,
desired information relative 10 q husk!
Ing machine. He was Recommended
to read the papers. y '''i VA y. 20 - ="
K. O. Bromley, Of Huntington, Yer.
mont, wanted 10 know, how 10 keep
cider sweet. The Chairman suggested
that he drink It before Il had q chance
to sour. gi.I-, i.-.Fl.t 10 lr''fa
Mr.. Bfewln said that the making OF
cider depended greatly on the soil on
which the, apples we're grown. In some
portions OF the country It was impossI.
BILE to make cider which would keep,
He claimed that the best cider country
was that lying about Newark, New
Jersey. al ~ lao 10
Mr.. Fuller thought that Jersey apples
were remarkable only for one thing
an excess OF worms. n 80
A gentleman desired 10 know Wheth.
or apple ipomRce would be valuable az
top-dreRslug. Dt# H.ulo
Mr.. Fuller Thought that It would II
oompostsd with lime. u-EH
Dr.. smith explained the physIologlc.
al nature Of eggs: All animals, he said
were produced ofrom eggs; each fowl,
filled Witb an Siastie tlasne In tSssa
orpanH the eeeS are peTpetually " deyel.
opinR, The eRgdWhIch win be- Iaid' two
YEAR hence % now-in embryo in this
tissue, while that fully sdeVsloped ia
ready 10 leave the oyacla. As il emqr-
ges il enters a long carved tnbe. whence
Il ia pasae(l out. The yolk has nothing
10 do With ths germl natIotl!oflhe youne
fowl, The albumsn Of. white ofthe eeS
Ia the terminating power. the velie
simply nuirlment, ~ -
THE Doctor's 81 exclamation was yery in