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i0ali parties, has been found correct
W0isrH FarBisr
CAHHAGE ron sf0Cs Commenting
on the uuhirct NJ raising cabbage f1r
stuck, The New Nork World remarks.
that IN England IL "a said they grow ~
tons per acrc Of the or or dfumhcaf
cabbages, against j. 'on u Sweies. or y
IT mangles and according 10 Dr. Nole-
ker, cabhages contain nearly thrte times
"a much flesh-forming substances A. com.
mon tHrnips, and are equal % almost an
clOyers and grasses A. food TOR stock,
They are much better for lambs ami
mich cows than any Kind al mruins.
and they are much better 0lishol. Bg;
cahbigrs can only ha grown H. pruii cn
very rich ard highly-manurri sOi' ard
The same applies strictly o. the ln3An
cora eFea. les pfohaals ihU caaalgss
are a much sur.F erpp u the cucl. alnl.z
climate Of England han tn our bother
summer,
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pay az firsgg' NJ Hrris -vaiiss "A d3i-
lows Ia the t7ssr,llt A5rugiler-tH
II should buy As uCrla maciIle o.
possible. In nv experience, win 4 lev
exceptions, 10 COSTS D. much WIN Iriin,
AIRY hired beip l0 10 .he work By narhin.
cry AZ BY band. Asked . Arner VIM
had had considerable experience VITA
il -nev paid NJ l0ngnC vita
good Judgment, he Replied. lad used
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SAVING CABBAGE Till STRING we
uoN ot no better way TO preserve cab
ages through the winter than that which
70 have recommended for a number of
ears. 1t is to plant or set them up in
ows as they grow--that Is with the roots
own--illl in with soil pretty freely, then
lake a covering by planting two posts
here there Is u fence to rest on, or four
here there Is not, allowing for a pitch
carry Off the water lay bean poles
pposlts the way of the pitch and cover
'ith corn-lodder or straw or boards. In
sing through the winter avoid as much
! possible the sun side and close up
gain. We have kept cabbages for more
IAN dozen years this way In a perfect /
ate through the winter and into the
wing, and eouldeven up to the lst of
lay.
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