Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-20


friends and brothers, without exiensc-
and they favor afbitfaiion- stahy
6fnnSes nave auop'ea ciSiises III tiieir
CONSTITUTIONS ooiishi ing tieff hieinoers
10 settle all their troubles by commit
tees appaihsed oy their respective tran-
gcs. Already = sreas deal of ehfSation
has been prevented, ana hea'y costs
saved Ihe FARMERS make 100 mtlie
now-a-9ays to throw away what little
they 40 make 10 feed anu support otn"f
classes, unless eompeilea 10 20 20, he-
forms like TINS, one after another, VIII
be introduced In the Grange and thus "a
great ssavina OF Time and money VIII I've
effected.
| co,I ASHES A M.xrHE.
- $3.50
| TIE experiments VIII eoai asit,,
MANURE. SNrh III your Ia. iss"o "' .
fi'eE0<yib ana farmer, 80 Iiiiiy e"iicurs
"t,h my view ann eAptti'i,eh, ~ :"
induce me 70 contribute nv iimieu eA
tp''fie ileHlaiid observation OF the SUBJECT
con.I'ier them vaiaianie as mature, no.
on limestone son only. put thihh OH
heavy clay SOIL tneir ehecls are even
| more marked and sanitary.
In summit county. ONO, my garaen
plot was Hcasy Gay sou, one corner oi
which ~as par,lcuiariy sour anu s.er''e.
so mucn SO, than after eiPht year. VI
; ordinary eniihfe,-~ili = hoerai appiica-
ton vi ordinary manure, iaiied 10 Sc
cure any satisfactory reehrii lor ny e'-
forts: 50, during the wiiter Oh 1904,
threw tne ashes from my eoai soess on
It until 1t was covered 10 the ueptl o,
ueariy TWO iuches, anu ia tue sp,iiS !
spaded 1t about one 1901 III aeptn tue
result WAS tue nhest crop oi ohions
/ ever raised.
l had nei5hoor. the owner oi u Sodi
: mane an'l saw hiiil, VINO naa nesu s;, =,
! seven acres OF similar ciiaracter VI son
Z on wnich ne ma! trieu oIeIraIy pa ~
YARD manure, Wilnoat satisfactory f0
r suits; so he gave 1 goou coa,inS .,
the asnes wnicn haa aceuu'uia.eo apou' 'o'i
: us nlii. anu Tue rc7uit was s''''7-
j. factory. ,..y,.
: can speak from personal observation,
4 was al NY pressns non,e a ' .c ey"n.y ~ t.:,.
c near trees which bore for the first tim.
= three years ago; the frsit on one oil
. which Scaboed and cracked so as TO reii-
d asp .mem ; t,.se.,. ,i,a .s,ss s.,.,,, ~.
u nv coal Stove around them. except the
= fourth tree, which was farthest from tht
:, house, and the result was they All oios
e soea anu ss.a G s,;, 1 ..op va , ~"
> ed. No bliah;e,l and died: the other.
- lare perfectly bealthy and u,aturel theil
= fruit free from scab.
l. - ~, =. p'a.9, -, ~ ~
y State, probably IN the Malioning Valley
!" and attribnted its age aud thrift TO fh'
q tact that II grew IN the rear OF olack
ie .adn. snin '.v "n5 ashas nd acc,,w,,la,e s ,e' a.
D. abour its roots. ana il was from his suy
~ !" gesttons that applied il TO my pea
H. trees; oiit my theory mas Deeh, ana SUI
"A I.,;..i =, h,,, -, ,.,,en,i'.,i ,,o,,er,ias
,e which will render them valuable MS
r. r. fertilizing agent, and probably, contra
ID ry 70 your Suggestion, Mole 81 on hea'
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ne PATRONS IN LAKE COUNTY.
The first Grange of Patrons of Illus
bandry In this county, was organized i
Perry township, on Tuesday evening Q
IN this week. Deputies Mcdowell OF Can
'ts ton. and Williamson of Ravlnna wer
X. the officiators. and several officers of th
ls- tThompson Grange were also present.
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