, 1870-03-14
TIE FARM AND GARDPp

TIE FARM AND GARDRH.
Farm Hnplcme euts una marn,.
1esatnK OF 8eed Corp-wo,s,~s,H -.
Eat AHnuai Hot 3eds-Ce-6ea
seedA Fer Acro-NlbeFlau Cr.h An.
Pfcs-Patrons OF II E1usb4uarv-prna. =.
II 8ho Apple 1xoo-Dosr ", Hn.,,
low f10WlDEs
lFa0h DUB AGRICULTURAL coRprsyrsnrr,
.... CaANrAlax. Ill, Arca IL
a fouS0 FARAkE, OiheJ. Il-"Fxxu 1moia.
uents sna Machinery" cy J. J. Tnops.. IA prno.
Aoly the best work Of ths kind. It can b. md At
any Q. tne oooe stosea or BY mai for G.sa. Il
VIII five you valuable 1ea-oas Ia sae use O, us-
calte9 ard iHplenents that cannor fa.1 Of bosx
oaelo- 1oddt "fourg Farmers KsauaI- ~ Ia
LEO to!omet, u Alao good work, Thsre IN
Afse annual !oFo In machines Aud lup,emao,s
Tor toc WAIT OF IN 4c:ofats knov1ed1s AZ vn.t
can be dono with them.
Here afs Two nen rnloAdlrg hay: f. IL. mar.
aspA taen nfas aeenps IN doing this k,ud OF
work BY hoEse-power- The fork Il ,hrox, .oo
deeply into tho tord, and tho tenn c,nnns nno,.
1t; tee5 s1o put uuder tao whip, but tae sudden
pull makes no Impression on tho hAy, hu; hi. IN
tho loft gives way, and two hou{s of r,me a,. o,,
IN zeptaeinR t. Had Light drapxuts beon t]r,t on,
on the team, until they hRd been sceustnret n
the work, By steady pultirg, this accident xouId
nos ha'e happened Young ra,me,y. aud erca
nHed Eeu, VIII fed II 70 their interest to ssaay
soeo wo'Ass ma ase aheis brains ~ well II
mtEc1e&.
A vEtfer nom the Wet, Ia tho countru c.ct..,
1nc''' rays shere "a ro,hir Rsioed by the ute Of
our Improved iupiemeutA-tna re,ner ana
ho"e1.-tas labor cos3ng ~ mack wiki or WITH
out tnem, Isk1rg INTO sccount theIf cost interest
Heafs aEd toar. In 1one caxes It Il probs,ls III II
ns true. Tho farmer may t4Te invested oe-
JcEd biz needs, Al u cften tue casc,
ana toe0 Iot kto~ now to manage them. have
eften teen p'owa and culsiva.or1 returned rs
~cfthle1s By persors who had rot tae ,sc, To use
them. Hetc IL farmer who does not take hg
piow TO tho thcp fer Sharpening, tne share ID The
tieht OF an irch thick at the cu:nnx edze; OF
co1rse It must oo drs1n through the sot u xres.
cost Of ro"e-, aud then 1t will often tef2ae II
tcour: this An IL s!ways chea'ed By The pios-
dealers; they ae aya give hin the WORT ploE in
chop.
On the great majority o. farms little could b
deEo Eithout them. Wiki our Gtee1 p!owr, txo.
totte planters, au!Ey cultivaiors horsepower
cors-afenefs, haJ-stacleras and elevators.
rcspess, mowers, and others, too nunetona
= Eenricr, NC hare taken rural ur,uktes from
'ne brow OF rural labor. Before these days Of
'aecr.atdtEg imp1eneuts AID machtner, no farmer
wcu'd have dared 10 indulge IL q daily nevspt.
per, aud II he DID, would have no ttue 70 read II,
and bis Ieighbcrs would have laughed At him for
putting en- airs. Nov We nnd tbs daily or tn.
weekiy On every progressive farmers table, where
oaify or fr1.Wetfiy man reaches him, aud ono or
noFe weesiies.'lp case Of Tho weekly mall.
1t IL these Implements and machines that h1ye
marked the p1oars*s Of the last THREE dectde,
ara set them Arart from the centuries thz& hAye
rolled ssricattole IN the old xroo1es Tbs nr.s
dawDirg Of better coIdl'tou Of thiosa on tn.
farm. Was preaeuted Nhcu genius came to our aid,
spd fashlored for NJ sness new tmplemenfA, and
thus Rsse u new power, and rev e,e,aents oy
pfcRttss. ne are no longer IN the dead level Of
pleddtrg lstor; tbc s:ore has beeo taken from the
o.nef END OF the bag. AID the 1oed mora evetly
adjusted. ChemlstIv, geology. botany. anu the
~aole cAA1o2ue Of the Natural ectecces are throw.
srg 10 sher qso&a, to hu'ld up most compsehea.
a!Ee system Ct Farm mansecmeut based On tho
true laws cf nature: and the young farmer, 70 be
acccetstus, must study them.
Every change IN The market that demand. row
products. calls for = corresponding demand fer
new implements, new machines. and new Pro-
cesses- To-day tho yourg farmer must be edl.
Gated, 1or be hss 70 do with wheels, power5,
ctnnke, ,st pulleJi; witncnenca1 and 1utchao otcal
forcee Who viii teach him these new Truths and
hxa OF matter; the common Rchool, the college,
or the preGa:
FLASHING 7HB nKpuK.
ORION. FLkAY CoCNrr, H.. Fab, a.
Il TIE TRIBUNE Of February 81. / ind ron aay,
ants raised TO a stne'e ster1, with one aud 4
na'f ,ncees in dan'tar. and then p1s.hed or
nov, A. with to ra1se the cheapest apd best
hedsr, It might be advantageous to INC to know
vhkt pla'oed or pleA bed II. iii consIder Il q
msop Yoors 1fn!1 me aeafsd tpfoF
We x,,i suppose hedge, WITH p ants II laSsR a1e foot
Apatk Win single stem one and half inches In
diameter. We now trim OF all ths stde b,snc7es,
and reduce the tres 10 a bars pole: ono person
f~kM Nrxt4 4nff
sud terds It IN tic llue OF The hedge outward.
while smother With IN are cuts on The oppo.l'e
SIDE, two-th,rds or more through the tree, It the
1uEface OF the Krouud. This will allox 1t to lie
near The ground. The next u served
in the sarne way. laying 1t directly over
tho nrlt, and 10 On. When we hsvs progressed 80
that the top Of he last reaches the foot OF tho
nrss on~, they will be bent little less than 1t m
angle Ct -. - will be the remainder Of tic hedge.
In caae some OF the trees DO 70: keep tae!e place.
fer aDJ Cause, they should Be bound with w'l'ors
10 ttetr pace. aud 1h!a is called plaaAlrR
IN this courtry, bnt III Etglacd "pltalnlng.'
from near The roots, and a,onR tho whole body
Of the tree, viii spring out new shoots, that Will
sncn bind tie hedge toEuthtr. The hsd2a will
be ra1ow. oecnpJlnx bur LITTLE fpace, and yet
ptsasAt 10 tho farm aIck = wall or tuterlAclox
ooueh..
Ihtss hedges should b prepared before tho
bIca sweh, for than tho bark will b. In cont..
ton to b forced from the tree II the point =,
snieh u ID bent In suca case. the upper part
NJ tbs tree piIt die.
11sr1Na or sEKD CORN
F1of. Bliss has sent no the following: "Corn
issteo oJ HI. F7aoks in the hothonse, January
AID February, 1870: No. !, ls per cent gtex;E
=. a per ctEi: No. 3, 4s per csnt: No. 1, s6 per
cent: No. 5. Il per cent; No. 8, 70 per cent; No
:, Il per cent; No. :, % per cant; No. 9, s. per
G. mt; No. 10, Is per cent No. II, 80 per cent Ne.
IL, % per cent: No. II. per cant"
This thoWs that Wc nAss poor 10, Of seed corn
sed proves the necessity OF tsatlnR our seed thor
ough}J before planting. Every farmer can DO
this, and While he "a doing It let him hare some
1u1ea that Will s!Es him lasFon TOT the fnsusa
We viii tate N average ear thAt L. suuposad to
bs good Be now picks ont half \ row Of tts
Sr1'p beginning at the but end Of that car: th.Bo
are counted and planted Ia the bax, and 1 label
pat bf It natked No. !, and 1 memorandum M1ds
OF tns fact also ~ to the appearance OF the gszn
or chit, II II Ia called; IL It pure white, vnltan
Jellov. or OF yellow shade? The other psrt CT
tbs row is tEeatsa IN the same maure., aud IL
nelled No 4 We nsJ EoH tase tho csntra hall Of
tho next row ard marx II No. 3. We arc now ready
70 asceftan the vitality OF Rrsins In the aevaral
parts Of the eaS.-the butt the top, or the.ceuers
Then again the color Of The germ mxy rive ~
positive indications Of it1 yalne fIr Beed II this
shoulu p1oFe ~ DC t1c case, We nay fheu 20 on
and telec: our Reed from the Glib. Should either
part OF the ear show lass ytaIlty, tuss part may
he rejected Every farmer ought to know the
raice OF hla corn for sted. shallow box Of
Garth In tho Kitchen Will bo tunc!ent 10 test It /:
n15 be desirable TO tsat aevsIAl ssmples, but no
OF tf there Iced occupy more than tr31e Of
SPACE. II one nA4 = hot.sed, tic bex. or what
'ould be better, small dover pots could be bedded
lr The hot-bes. 4 lissls attention 70 this Inaster
may nave ~ from larGe loss
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TER. Th6 cultivation ef oFafn erunx rutttvr +3an