, 1873-07-07
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

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Falls--A Dry An,uug tho Dnirics--
Feeding Syentcrn Corn--'rho Droutla.
From Our Adricnttnro' Correspondent
Mf suM"kh TOUR, ,.u'y !, leIs.
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1nu laaab IN WIS no'saoou a,o o..as' ",'a
"o,e Au'inoi,y oosoe"oa wy .a .o A." ~ e.aA-'
Hno t't'of u's ~ s."o' oas on"p "oa'1u -,
so'n n"' ~. VI 49, 81 a., .aN .o
a.o .""Hs .,a,'. nm saao
Iho s41'aeu eont*a ',," auuu' .,'ov 1H.'"oltH"ss'
no."s .e onv ~ a.' ''A'"o'' - 'Ao ''"A't'p'
"A"' Nv 'no e'or'o
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4in'lallou' A"",t.uvAon ~ ueo'o's 'nolo aso
49,. ~ ~ ,' .1" "a n'"uy i"l,uos', u
io" "4,'A Wv osau1n :, 1o
your western oloasoa capitalists thae ne hoar 40
mlsch about, but Mcn OF from q, ,Q0O to 1000,
fortahlo living. nort NJ tho noon,v IL
.'I r,r f"le NV t4'"oy -
non' "os'' a"o Par1 asoo IN eheV-
"'R 1lo'os "na mof1g"gos anu 1eW
own small tairy-far1ns." This makes
sort of ratl,cr ploasnnt negotiating popu1at,on-
nol r;ct, b,,+ o,,nfor,oh1. NJ, ,1,oa.o.s,,t,r.,
a,,s 49,. 4,..as .as..s ~, e 80 S..s,.-s
Auu 'no tannulS so.se III sho gtoa1 ae1ef1os VI
fAb"oA"ot AAs Aalth VA ~ NHDAohAtA EAHH I'D lAhAO
into choose; and Just now thirty chooson day
aro turned out Theso average about G5 pounds
oo,, Nv ,,,n q mn ,,,,,.,a H., r,,, so,,1
co' ~ -o1' 1',eo ro"' " "ss' A'o ~, toun''
uo Auc'ors 'nAs heops afS aecouns u 1ao n""l-
work with tholn. ~,
r,onr.r,n,,,.a
~, a.. Iii, w. ,ro ,,,n,.-o,,r
~ tno lo"'l pass " t!'o 'li4so ato nu'Aetoae
springs, TINT como out OF the sandy ridge above.
Those arc gathered into wooden pipes, aud tho
wator supEllos tho cooso-factory. and also q
vorv f7no f4a,,.nnnl from which trant are ao1d at
~ 1,s;aa ~ TX oorts ro, nnn, n,,a,,
'no n'ouor"te l'steo ol ~ ce1'ts por lounu' lhoy
are fed mostly with tho ,boarts OF beof-cattlo
slaughtered in the village. Thcae ponds, or
rather long tanls, ars pado with vertical walls
,omc font h,r,, nna with co1a anr,nu.wator that
T.. H., 49, .a1" "Isu 49,, , su',s
stream, not largor thnn your finger, is all TINT R
required for tho purpose; but this wator must
be puro soft water, and, II cool, all tie bettor.
THE CHEESE ..,..
mado at this factory ie sold at Il to i cont extra,
mot OH account of a rcher pasturege, but on ac-
:ount OF the mode Of making. Ills ourd ia
broken mp with the hand, and trontcd M noar
like tho domestic proccBa of choesc-making 10
this mode Of heating la in practice in nearly all
tho factories. Tho cost OF buildings and ap-
paratus waa nbort $1,000. It was built by a
company, and run with hlrod labor at a loss, and
III,
mnkor, who has made If a success.
ln11oN, june 27.-This 10 tho scat OF
THE nEM1Na7oa AnAoRy,
Tint covorB four aeros with throo and four-story
water is uscd twico; and to this are addod four
largo steam enginos. It IL said that 81, coo, 600
Of capital is Invested in the works. They arc
now to work for the Spanish Government, turn
WGon not running On arms, tholr attention
Is turned to more rural pursuits, such a. tho
making OF hoes, mowers l1ay-toddors, steel
powB, cultiyatora, and various other agricul-
tnral implements; and. Of lato, thoy havo added
. sowing -maching, called tho bennington; in
nho-t, everything made hero Is Remington,
from pietol-cane to steam etreet-car or
stonm traction-ongine, Of which ono is III pro-
gresB. Al ono Of tho shops is now potato
probably go tho way Of many inventions Of
stoam-p1owB mud potato-diggora. Tho atoel-
plowa aro patterned very much after our steel
plows, aud Aro AL excellent Improvement. They
nro talkiug of making riding -cultivators, Of
which havo not Us yet Eeen single specimen
III this State, though tho land, much OF It, Ia in
good condition for this machino.
It La probable that
THE sEw1Na- MACHINE
clubB at tho samo prices that thoy aro sold to
donlore, whon tho Sumo quantities aro takon.
Should this bo tho case, tho backbone Of that
monopoly would soon DO broken,- n monop
oily Of tho dealers. at present tho doalors ro-
ceive moro for tloir part Of tho sales OF these
eewing-1raohines than tho makers. In Tho first
rlace, thoy Layo "half OF " from tho list prices,
and to this they add IS machino for ail that
nre sold at points west Of Buffalo. A machine il
sold in this State ut 906, or at the shops for $50,
mud generally oil nine montlls' time to this ia
addoa 55, making sG5, and, when sold
on years timo, $40 moro is added. The
only way for our people to do is to use tho old
auacbinos M long al tlloy can DO ma(lo to run
and, II tho prices do not come down, We should
go back to plain Aand-sowing. That would DO
tho most eToctual way Of bringing these gentry
to terms. l shall not bo surprised to Hco tho
Kcn,ingtons lead in this matter. Their vast
machinery must be kept in uso and just now
tIo world 10 not calling for arms, but for tho i'm
plemcnts OF husbandry and do1noatio uBo. They
could supply tho grangoB and farmers clubs Of
the West at Wholesale, for cash in hand and, if
the dealers did not like it, they could turn thoir
attontion to some other pursuit.
THIS VILLAGE
numbers some 5000 inhabitants, and is spooi-