, 1870-10-10

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killiug iron concerns. Some one or moro
Of our implement manufacturers ought 20
put trrt-ciaes clog iron roller ou tbs mar2eL
before the next crop OF corn il Planted. l
have one that has been used twelve years;
has been exposed to the weather more 1nan
it ought to have been. and now only relnlfaa
= new frame of WOOD to make it gooI Tor
another dozen rears Of similar use ani aonse.
expect eocle genius Will get 4 patent On It.
and thesfit will cell, il not before.
coRS-FLANTEHS
are fully represented, tbs old illinois planter
lesding sf With new ds1ll astsc'1uaert. When
the Gill!i,:, OF corn va. tret advocated. ten /
years age. iu Tue TRIBUNE. it vas with diff
Guilty that persuaded Mr. Brown to attach |
a dill 10 hia planter, and. Wh6u done. |
the cost Of the combined implement wss sW;
inlt to- day ue1rly every planter als dslll at |
ers who cultivate their corn crop more than
one way Of the roWs. 1t il trne that few uao |
the drill. for the old machines do not hare
them, hut they do not check-row their corn II
order to rlcw or cultivate it bath waEd. Ihe |
time mar come when corn will be drilled in
stead Of planted in the hill. have used the
Same drilling apparatus for the past ten rears
with great satisfaction, though better ones are
nos IN use. yet this pioneer corn drill il gooa
for twenty rcars more, 70 far al regards
durability. The Keystone Planter aud DEili
hs- rhoe attached to govern the depth OF
pl-utluS. 4He EtesenI EooA ttau1 "a gu. 10
uore due TO shallow planting and roll,as, than
to the season OF good seed. II We plant too
deep, ne ere liable 10 lose the seed BY either
HGt or cold get few OF 01r corn-p1antets Will
clant shallow, unle=s they arc III 4kislful
hanGs.
,fEErcUrIEas
are also becoming popular, and Of these ,l,e
silow is large. Tic knives are pro:e.iel. il,
order to keep the boye fingers ont Of tasn1.
This new feature ought to bsing tleca iu:o
more eenetal use-
The show Of
raSS1sn MILLS
il large, but the price. *s5 10 $40. is rather
atovc the v!ews IT farmers. In old times.
q very good mill was sold for .5l5. and 525
ought to buy aug OF these at the chaps. We
thrash out OF doors, and haul our halt-clean
glaiu lu the depo: and sell il chear, but, 1n-
Ill Tie have more barns, We will iou3tiess son
uuue the same krac;ice, for tie sraat ot time
ard storage. The farmer who has Lam
orgit to nave good fz1,Mcg nlill. even il
the rrics ii hjgh- I1arrows snow 10 1,t;w fc1-
1ure u{ value, though many novelties Tn1
nearer a1'y OF these approach the old double
ScutcA hattow tue more valuable they arc.
The sEow Of
is the best feature OF tue fair-ir short. its
ciowring glory. Tue veicsa:. Deer, who has
iaade Al.ill.e knoWn the world over, WAS Tica
IL blue ribbons: and Grand De:our. whose
sAoFs had their llamL1e beginning in 1857, row
removed to Dixon. are the piepeers. with
:he bettc. the pla~. The Decatur AsHeul-
t1lal Works made the largest display ii agri-
cultural implements. occupying no long plat
fotnia through tho great iel1 Of ini,le-
rae.ts.
:iks an casF sea, viii lisht labor.
1t is susrrleinS that this class Of
rlaw las received 10 little attention, Every
plow elop il, the StaFe ought to have its sulky-
| picw. II made light. sftrrE, and durable,
With large wheels to re1icse the GIaught. there
aonl4 l. a demand for them The gang. .ploss
I art Lnyi;y iees attention tliaa uzuai, though
tie iLs,ni1y IS for trench plo"a Ut this Find,
| aEd observed that farmers were inquisins il
| their sauS-l:!ows could be clauScd to trench
tleWs.
! sCi1sy NaEES.
The Fr.=t l. bradley IL the beg: represents
| tive Of these useful help. III the meadow
Tue novelties presented last scar llhse 1,eap
| rrsrcd, and We have them now plain, cheap
AID durable Wastes lIay-Sa:hc.tr attr1csal
acme attention, bnt no opinion csn safely b.
vthtu1eA OF It without tield trial. /: look,
EtCmieing-
| EEAPCEs AMI sfowEEs.
Aside from better material and workman
rlup there il little that il Aew- Nearly al
uss; the self-xakess, anu al are constructed il
| reference to this work.
ApfLEs. r
/ Tie slow Of apples II large, for the Stat
t Fair, but less than uIany Of tho County Fairs
| This department OF the Fsif needs revisit,
a,.d placing on broader baeis, in order to ]
| this interest full justice. Tie p1au,i:1a,
Vt ut mainly TO Champaign, Christian, Aaco.
Iog.n and Jefferson Counties.
Among the luiuur otiecfs Of interest in til
Farm Products Hail, were coffee and st,ice:
i is rrol,alle that in solne countries coffe
a:d tpices may he farm products. Init tue
. have rot ~ yes teel nlsctl On the LIT {.
| l;li.oit. i Chicago house made a large ii:
nlny o. these goods. all Of tho choicest spec
n,ets, to w}.ici. hote9-keapers ought to has
: | lad their attenticn called, espccislIy in I'll
!, coffee line, and :Eey would uo doubt be |
:, much asicpished to zee genuine coffee I
: | would ti,eir guests.
A poet anger, made at Ottawa, is Faat IN
: | movement over tic old etyle, and then it
sold to dealers for three 1ollars-alsout ha
tho cost Of the poor ones that ne get At II
eto1es.
The receipts Of the fair foot up eco, ,0G0. L.
s.des eou,e $1,000 to the MACON Agric,,ltur
Society, for the rent Of eating housc, boo.l,
md stands Lager beer and wliskev a7pcart
? 10 be in good supply. Tue Mau Hl.o paid 81.
: for booth must make j: up in eome Wa
. | ard drunken men were rather ntentr.
Il has teen demonstrated th1t State Fa
may be mace succsss without the aid 6
, llorse-j -jcckeye, un.er dripping ski II. ii
: wort or TRANSPORTATION, and vefv nour bosr