Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
FIELD AND GARDEN.
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sso ~ ...s :, ..,.a,.,, :, ,,,s ,-or,d,s
n... na-as. s, 10 =, soss NOT occasionailv
e -. - ,,,s.,-.,.t;<,,, ss,,ac,,1lv
49, s,.,,,,,a "a ,,,..as where the
.,oss scfivitv nrevails.
80. ,,...e...,,-s az, axb;b;t;ons in
pa..., ~ ,i.srs srere eonyened not less
~, go. ,..,..,,..a ~ 5tte. host fru;f-
'. =, s.o-,s..,,lt.r;sts f,o., ali
~ - rr.,;.sa s+asas a,,a sxsom
- ,ha a,sr,ayvs. 81 f--uits and
s--- - ~, f,,sss ever ayitnessei "a
this e country. & : s =
~ r. -, s,t,.,,t s,,d y>bode Is,and Fvve
8, ,.s 80 z.S j. t,raa days b,,t f,ave. not
I,,s ,.,,,.at ~ SOW, thara f,oS
z4.s a s,,n.T n theY nfaSes and
4h;,,,g Sfi;,,ts~sat aro,,,d New YorL--
tho Exhibition of the American Insti-
tute, the great Central Park, the beauti-
fnl siaburban residences etc. a'Ae essr
At Philadelphia, was the annual exhi-i
bition of the Pennsy1vauia Horticultur-
al Society, and the talks with fruit
growers and farmers Of New Jersy and;
u PepnsylYania, the grand Fairmount
Park, etc; then our route home through
the fine farms of Chester County and
the Sasqnehanna Valley, and oyer the
.ssniountains to Erie.s'sss
And now. having got taste for travel
aud sight seeing, we want to witness the
great Industrial Exhibition that Is go
Ing on atthe so'ithefn metropolis Of our
own State, and also the one at Indinapo-
-. -. ,,,.,,.o
are ON again .or 'liis parpose' in'otons
Z tn return In time for the Northern ONO
Fair at Cleveland. and the Pennsyl-
m,,a c..fo Eo;sfat ,Er;a tbal coo.;no
iiILYT,"- SS''rr.S'il fH'ftI"' iIU'ff JSTSif
"eeA'
.PhsEFairIat Thompson, Geauga Co., is
to be held on the 9TH and 9Th of October.
-. A goo,,, time IL antic;nared. {, t,q
9',sS' 80 =, --'-,'i- , '-'3nf l1t SO ~
LAKE COUNTY FARMERS. - -
We vere NOT at home In time tn attend
;. Aiitc rg.ssff 80 y -, .,;.,oa ;.,s. g.,
our Oo"n'y r"n, O"' J"s' Az
,a, time to attend the meeting OF farmers
ii and wOrkingmen at Wilcox Hall last
Saturday of which n report is given in
another column. We. did not know the
;.
s,9',1',,s..'n 80 ', .',.s...'. - - g.,
this, evidence that the farmers OF the
county can be aroused and induced to
look aFtar their oyvr, interest In a co-on-
n.a-a -. ~ s.
6. eust.NtSS rSS'R ina' "11 sn.s 1ae't 'aiN VI
forming a Grange or two In the county,
or, at least, a County Association in har-
monv with the great Farmers, Move-
lDffry".. l'ItIll y. S,n, 4, I
l0t'heht WPicn y now oWlptt'YsreSss over Ihe
whole country We presume this will
be done, but I heavy bodies move
slowly unless great force imnels them.
ssAS1i y 'StstItT fSSs! a'iS1PST
wv " ExBEEisrENT wErHsPopLrRY-
soio; nj, a,rm ,t ns n,it, ~, ,oco;,,ts @ .r,5
II. ~ ncrsas 1855 f,s, yf,a.S ~ s;,rt,-
-.'s- rea Isns. - w" . ''Ss'@ ~ ''A''
''S'' ,s.a 't-'i+i 81
-, coo
90 cHicSsssss. n s5. e1ae .ft,iin Saso
hstfil1 -IE1EL liIIf - -,
TOWN feeeip.s. =. s''''" = ~tiOc'a !
nd b,,st., .be,,ed corn nm as 5Scy 10 sa,n
gals. sour milk per, day, at 2c. -. l4.OO
? bush lime. at s5c....,.l...-...s.:i 5oi1
'.''N Total expeuses I501o
.na Receipts over expenses. ..........s. s56s3
The hens were |, mi ,,turel of Rlack Po-
land. B0ifon Gravs and Snanish The
writer saws thew had the range of the
farm in winter. and the shelter of the
barn. The sOur milk. he thinks. was
necessary to his success. and answered
as @ substitute ,sa.s for meat g., -, :. -, -
noticed. was $50. 10. which. at the price
81 estimated for the corn, would have pur-
OF chased 100 bush. This is equivalent to
one bushel and '59-1OO, per head. or a lit
tie in excess OF the amount con nsumed I,y
e Isaac Lynde's Leghorrl fowls in his eS-
periments. Hence the estimate of one
and half bnshels Of corn ner a,,n,,m for
fowls of medium size. and Of two bush.
els for Brahmas, will probably be found
TO be correct. and afforlls a good basis
for estimating the EXPENSE III Advance.
The number of eggs per fowl was n
excess Of lO6. or nearly nine dozen.
In case anv eggs or noultrv were used
in r II % familV the real nrofit of thf