Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-01-01

Or Fatmersbook OF Practical Information. etc,
by 9. w. DIckerman, 9. l.. Flint and others.
Zegler, McCurdy q Co., Publishers. PhiIa-
delpbia, Pa, Cincinnati, o., Chicago H., and
st. Louis, Mo,
We believe The book with the above title TO
be just the book the farmers need. They do
not want long scientific discussions, but plain
practical information such as fills this voluinc,
How TO make the Farm pay Is just what our
farmers want TO know. II any one by long
experience and cafefdl experiments has feally
any information to offer; the farmers want it,
One Of the authors of the above book has
been Secretary of the Massachusetts, State
Board of Agriculture, for nearly twenty years,
and every improvement upon old methods has
been made the subject OF careful inquiry.
The other names we see in the preface are
those of the best practical Agricultural men
of the countey. The result is that we have
work with the latest and most reliable iniorma-
tion upon every subject connected with farm
ing. The different chapters treat of Drainage,
Flowing, Manurcs, Implements, Grains Grass
es, Root Crops, Special Crops, Rotation of
Crops Horses, Cattle, Dairy Stock, Snetp,
Swine and other Domestic Animals, Poultry
Bees, Fruit Culture, Craps. Culture and Wine
making Small Fruits, Diseases and Insects,
Farm Buildings, Market Gardening, and many
other items, 1t has also n fine collection of
Recipes for cooking, &c, and chapter on
the ordinary diseases Of the family with plain
and simple remedies 1t is on the whole a
most complete work and should be in every
Farmers House.
| This book is gotten up in handsome and
durable style, with l4I fine illustrations, in
suructive and useful TO the cultivators of the
| soil. We understand that the agents who are
canvasslng in other sections are meeting with
great success and We are pleased TO know that
Mr. E. g. GLEASON will present the work TO
the farmers of this and adjoining towns, and
DR.. EATON, to those of Monroe and vicinity
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