, 1874-04-18
An Attractiyo Farming Rogion-Tho osage.
0raugo~Davy Crockott-Tho
Climate.
st. Louis and Chicago Efforts to Secure
Texan Trades. Religious Matters,
Correspondents ef tAc Chicago Tribune.

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n. hr,1,ort o,,,,nan .,sa.,s =. ~. .S W., WI
9"Pro1' A'@oo Nv Ata' !soln Al''1'
hn"s ous upF II ho". hc, or Ills no1glbor, Swan,
Cal, give thoac Texans securing pillow, he will
do grent tIpal toward rnHtnr,nu pond fcc,,,o
botteor tho North md +nia +ars o. +,,o sn".,s
1axro.tn.,.,, IL ,1..sn- .t.ss"1.. -. = y, ~.
-. ..1s'. = ~no"ui o"eAou ~ tuo 'aos tna'
tuos naSe sotsen up 1nat oehldefatutn, Io1an
pony plow, anu afe now trying to fix ono that
will turn furrow. Tuttlo.. of LaHarpe. 1l1..
who ia also In thie marriott with hia o,,t;vatnr /,
,.r..,,'' wv, 'a u"''isasof ID
s,l't,.. s1Po0A'ub n'po!a''y WIN Piato OF nFaa8
MoAntI"io, many o1 tno farmers, aoe by why o!
following in the stops Of their fathots. the apr.
cultnr1sta Of t3iblo times but as bent on usino
tho most o5reot,vo ;natr,mont .ro ar,vtnr
,.ao>,a., s,,a,. t,ss4 49,. NV 14''''6
''guu." T,;a R,oM 'ns' sahos s'oel polnt'
~. ATTRACTIVE s nynAe rAna1so IL soly nro,oy,
for tho toasou that it not only raiAos cotton
,v,;o1, +t,,,,,,, ~, 1o,,x,oa 1,;,>e. ~ '
""'.a' .n'"ha ~ ~ loleol 4A','s' 5et "oafs gold
ou e1o"n, un' aiso soln ana wnoas oi Inc Wlntot
variety, willie Tut slight feeding will tako stock
through tho winter. Indeed, 30 generous ia
Notura in this rcsnoct thot Tho natives 49,
ton,.,to, - ,,,n1.a .a .,ss,..a;z ~ ~ oo Wv
.,aI ~ .'ano ~ onloua iot 1eoulne 30
tuat, at tnls tl11e OIL LILO ScRr, TINT Which first
attracts tho attention Of NorthweBtorner is tho
poverty -strickou condition Of asl the country
horsca yn,,,ea md cattlo rho h,of ,.,;,,,
=, ~" as,rIos ID ronuiro =, ~ "n.n uauss
~ sllo siAnoes ~ tePu'slso III lta packneBs and
leanness. ny raiBing his own cereals, the farmor
may theh coin LIS cotton into capital. And yet,
by lack o. buch attention to tho common
ProuuEts wnioH oan 10 ralsod as well "a not, corn
11oH tIle Nor1 IL ~ IL now soio at u bllshe and
p@otntoes @ nS at S2;oo bnslol At Dci1ison, alono,
nave noeh holo sihco 5an. l. INIT same ount,tyt
uraHs0I, 1to, nus, thls last yeef, pfodlooa l6.00o
pr lf,oog oales or cotton, anu might haVo Saved
that Yast outlay Tor 1eod.
LII 1n's nolao Ut
THE osAdE.onASoE,
na7o looRea Ill Vatl' to nlu ono good, woll-te-
vcloped hedeo OF the salno. Iho few TINT I
nave nay seen alo failures complete for tho simple
this m non-lse n of Natures own fencing material,
hhu nrst 70 learn ltb provincial nntne, tois
daFc, aud then to be told that y was too much
trouo!o 70 set and tfaln It: "Ihreo nlouthB'
"oEA III Tue spring., eald tho me old Doctor,
who has boon here thirty-two yoars,. " to Rot .
ltto eometnhB 60 ont. IL az tint ITO ltko to to"
Kato-post o. t1a 6ots a'afc tho Doctor had
seen after II had stood IN tho ground twenty-five
yoare, anu aa 1onha an 6fer III tue Dolly. tho sap
only being rotton. Aud no It is largely used for
fenco- posts anti ra-t!eH It grows bore 10 largo
III itB native groves thae it il split Tor 1enco-
rails, aau ID tho hcst OF wa9on-tlnbof.
,,,, pAFY CROCKETT,
to to tho children Of this generation, is q myth.
70 us grown-up folks, ho B simply u shadowy,
historlcal personnse, whoso nano Ia luckily asno-
c!asou WITH tlo f'rpvcfb, be sure you are right,