Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

PRICE LTsT.
saccharine Tegts for WIne.

SRCcharine Tests for Wine.
AZ ne National sacsharlne Tea sr wine At
ssoOd In saosharne matter 81 HaHT 1000 IT-
Dame1rcl M This test was made with ~ ounces Of
re Waleer.sqne9hattru1ens tgA CUnoesm eachOf
Nsxt mornine tie upersntendeu Clerk ana me
(the parties who conducted ne test the day beforol
% satisfy themselves Of the merits Of the AWaIferh
BY an equal trial. tested II ounces Of lOua from the
same lot that were used the day before. and Ire
saccharometer stood At 1.-the Walter beadnRftG
Had N ounces Of the Delaware and CafaWhs heep
pressed equally hard with TIE W0UF, their sfins
ana centres beng aedi tie DeaWar would have
TIE Delaware. All the other varieties rance mncb
lower than those enumerated shove
There had been constant rains and damn weather
n the section where the WdNer graw-ff7 comDoff4
Ors growing e. H-nmmondEpOrt and along re faFeq
where there had been but lttle rain d1rlnT Ire -,
son-dry sou and weather being Necessary f0r re
perfect sWeeteuIng Of grapes
Acomminse ofthe American Institute Farmerss
Club, In 3 report Of Sept - 1865, printed a. re
New YORK SemEWeekly Tribineo Of Sept 81. afpr
speaking 81 the qualities Of tie Wd1sT. says ~
gr6pe regions oI TIE upper Mississippi on the shores
o. Haks 49,. S.sfn 1eW YORK On TIE slate
native ~ are me0eafnny grown
LaI1 RON Charles Woo1sg. one fn4 o,d- rsr
gural1g n ne sax
VDExAED ROIST, Ulster %, N.Y-l
MeurG RzTts 4 czanood
DRAR STRsi Y0uH Of the Ish ] am IN reealut Of
you, f0r pubncation. the fScts an SconSintsf wiz.
IN relation % the characser Of the Wofr Grnpc j
have never mooreQ TIE character or uaefnlneee o.
F1ne4yo o. othorG1cles ofoEyd escriuton ard would
n0latmy Present stage ollie were h n0t cor two
reasons which seem EuficiSuE Firf Tlnow ire
Vote. Gr1pe VII meet the preIudices widesDraad
nOuelQut re cguufryi caused BY the WorthlaSSness
mmut NC11u8 OF many oflts Predecessors. Sec
one pocelae i can say nom personal observation
t1at ne 80tT M The best yarafy II have had ANY
al that have been recommended. digcRrfiDg fhnn
All ana Eltu8 back upon the Concord end Harff0rd|
EroLlnc vineyard VaTiefieE am futErrtna m
knowing ttat tie luit Of the Wn1r grnqs l9rror
each E1e VIM grows oldnr being LAST rEar
muy one-thlu larger than it was two vsrre 80 II
grows wen: sets fruit we'll. Thgge Saen ri rre 49,
eral times before Hartford. and have never seen
any mldGW On us 1ruit or on itB LARGE and thick huf
DellHaro shaped foliage The favor OF the fu7t u
hlnk superior 70 n1y other variety. Won saw n
Squr cIc1lar = Aaseeollng q the Delaware and
DIANA; think tlec1aracer Of each OF there varfe-
ties ~ quite dislinEuiEf 1bke ID the gTrEw- nqrrrr.
larry that On the WeInware. il nia fhirF -mil
make 9 vine ofhlEn character. 7 have visited IT
annually ~ul3IAnatcOFo ENTeaW axe. three Hrnag
IN UEter Ca NJ y, n low valley. Waare ~ Tra.
In August IhaFe seen u earh offhe GRreeDaekefa-
sons ~ R~ouRhkcepSie, rpcninR az tie sara ffmn
exceplnE last year, when the Constant rains uVee
vented ol Tore18 &1m maturing al Their urraf
Inc 1atM pereca nut y TIE middle OF Sep
TENDER. The nislns Of the last mcntionef crop Il
have seen end eaten, which were good. Trom irs
4uccoouH IN the low valley and fenariouE clav ~
AooenA ana also ~ the any slafey POSITION n
Eeea bin = VIII Be well ad4n3ed % TIE
varied SECTIONS Of oW counfrv. Yen raw rnr4
4ou8uuE CH1ELB WooLEY.
FERRIS q CAKWoOD,
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