, 1873-02-10

tain xald ofllcs.
wnEnxAs, Tho iast Legislature paasea an not taking
al whss arc growing cros "a tnua As
WHEnEAa, Tho law dlacrinltnatca unjusy ngaInst
RtsoIsed !hst i tho ssnse Of thls Boeoty that he
q oae rcsolutio iona l,o presented il o members 81
tho Legislature for immediate notion thereon.
sTATE AID TO FonEsT-ouLrunE. "s
WtEHEAa Tho continued destruction Of tho great
Forests q tho country Is eoassany causing grsator
valuable inds ot umGor .nd md foeiins a. we DO, ti.o
necessity Of somo general lay 70 encourage tree-
hsnstng tor it, various economic uses and inuonco'
Rtso'vea That respectfully urge upon the Legls.
foster this great necessy Of the wole prairie region.
Com,nlttea in charge: L. Ellsworth, Arthur bryant,
III. l.. Dunlap.
HEBRON, Porter Co.. 1nd., Jan. II, 1873
SIR: want to plant threo-fo,rhs of m aero In ur-
s:; 's5s' s ii . sa9ea ts HS
~ A., @ 10 = il 1ia say oa tsa up
st tx yarsss s each ,s w By bet bot to
An answer in THn fainusE will much obltgc yours,
You do not sey whether you intend your Or
chard for family use or for market. The May
or Richmond ohorry Ia about all the chorry that
will pay to plant. For applog, you may tako
EARLY Harvest, Rod Astrnchan, Lowoll, sops, Of
snoS Mp asasr Of waasop 8s os ' Bs
Davis, Winklor, Iittlo Romantic, Jonathnn, and
Willow TNig, with good assurance that tley will
pleage you. Tloro aro many oshers, no doubt;
but those may be relied upon.
4 BrooN-FARat WANTED. .
s,e Having read your 1arsl ssaes is T fo Tho
sT Ys s ss sp bog a hsYs sx9 % sn s
tat wish to Etart aockfarn With In tho pratrio
aecon Of Illinois Or indiana, far enough south to eavo
Ssm M f. ss sn bH eS
Eli rom Kansas or Colombo whloE docs s ua
much tS ,ook VET s5sop at Ts can
t!on that wish from soo reliable party is Flrss,
Dc n sn mt o
Second L tho ,ana could If e get as above, would MN
climsto suitable for s'eh undertaking. ii It loo
hot In summer to oaot tho advantages Ct tho warm
markets. aud cheap corn, mud tue advantage Of ground
fed and good ssro Of ssoek Wo haye been irsdbly
Se@ Svs ks ii
to improve tho Cherokee or Texas stock by Durham
croasea have faiod This information wo have from
within tho last fcw months. Respectfully yours.
There is no land in this State for salo at SO
per acre. Ordinary industry Is o good thing, but
brains and experience also aro among the elo-
monts Of auccesg. would advise you to work
nt 1east year on stock farm, and add tho
wages saved to thu sum named, and then you
will SEQ what small showing tho Whole will
mako towards such stock farm as you contom-
plate. Bottor put your money into 80 Or 100
acraH, and, with aoiliug, try tho dairy, and oven
thon you must hnve cheap land. Land in tho
Elgin dniry district is worth $50 to G100 por
aorc, and is paying better to-day than any othor
al q la
A farmer inquiries aa to the merits Of Halra
huskng-glove. It iH valuable MD to Bayo hands
in huHking. They aro made Of good, durable
LEATHER but snyhnng tng us less oga t. yer a sn
or tho rough, dlo-liko surface, and It Ia found
TINT daily application Of tar to tho wearing
part OF the gloyes will make them
g loast four t%es nss oas,na ~ durable
aists the action Of the huslss. Some persons
ugo COMMON bucltskiu mittons th,s prepared,
and are pleased with tlom. Whom the husks
are wet with rain or dow, this coating OF tar is
especially valuable. Tho tnr used is Tint from
least one-thtd Of tho corn crop OF 1872 Of thio
section 10 yot in the fold, and, as part Of It haa
fallou to tho ground, and will be damp, if not
s ndssted, % viii Iis be foand 81 value. L Viii cont
but littlo to try it, and onco trying will prove it's
vnlue.
!, Speaking Of huBking reminds me, that Parlss
Brothers, of Princeton, sent mo half dozen
Of tho farna-boys' hushing pins: They have
been tried aud found among the beat. This is
tho moro satisfactory hs It is IN Illinois invon-
ton anu manufacture.
IMPROVED 11ourN1No-nops.
W1acoss1S jan. so, 1873.
SIR: Some days since, I read tho proceedings Of a
Convcnton hold at Freeport, ILL.,, wlcro the subject
q 9sG 81 159r I'D hs w. go nfD @
originator Of m improved Neutrality-suspicious.. II