, 1874-12-07
THE FARM AND GARDEN,

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Corn Fodder Distributing rrnt.
from Oatcnno-Esov a5 Per Cent OF
the Appie-Crop IL Aost-.1'ho Produce
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r'o'' o"T A9''catenFaf Correspondent
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~ ..i,.an 49, l,a a'sn so"a.u sno sAssou eoso
~ "u'ois oa" nAse pAssea tne lo1fs daya OF haru
WORK. ana afo among tue shost days Of many
csrea; constant demand for little helpst days
OF odd Jobs and small chores, This Ia
TRYING TIME
4HatSe 1iAh
.os n'.hy 1afnels ana hands, and many Of
shen 'al' a. thla point. Many farmers and farm
have steady line Of work for nil div rools
docacd f.ilnr, a. thja .;r,a rh., s, a.t aI, uaAs
,.a,n;s ~ snA' ..uo' "aon 'ues naYe 20 90
tat asa 1u .,aa M ~ th hoar =. sn's na1hoar at
cd to. put the toam to tho wagon and 20 to haul
ino manuro. Or two farnn.bon,7a oo,,o1t,, r.i,,a
h1o ~ s,,,n,,or..ras,. 49, .s .4a"''s '"'aa-
thoao M ~ odda nnd onda ~ anu ,or nAS 1 10 sooa tor
o ii s So 's no s va Of a, a The Tor 'tn1 1ss
to direct htm,-to switch him, like dspot-
engine, from one ,ittla 1oh ~ .ha at,,on % ,,h;,s
az at,,.. 7s,,s..s ~, ~ " ~ o'no' "n'!e
,a,,e,e es n"s "ua' 40 ~ w oohe anu seth
slack, and part Of tho help must ba dismissed,
YOU tayo no hesitation in fixing m tho ona to
mart with. "
e"1Y sr,a ",n, a.a, T., a,ooun,,. u...,. H., .-
do nothing out Of long rows of corn, or 1argo
crops that require steady effort for. with him.
II is not wages, but loBs Of nrotita or ~
protlucts. ' - fs'''.' - ~
THERE Is FARMER
Of this elaHs. His vile wanted him 10 got In tho
beots. carrols, and parsnips; but to-day toy
aro III tho ground frozen fast, and will bo total
losb; And yet Mr. T is . Woodworking man
but le cannot comprehend that aoma things
must take precedouco Of others or. ratnor,
whom tho time comes for action 1t must not be
put oH. Well, john" said Mrs. Z, morning
or two ago, when tho mercury was withip q
garden are ruined and we must GO without
them this winter. 1t would hayo takon less than
half day to haro saved them, aud you should
hare left OF corll-husking when wanted you to.
aud put them In thu collar" " Woli jana |
know shnt is so." sa!d slr. r, little crosttaan,
"but did not think that II would freoze tin.
night, and wanted to flnish that fold Of corn
that | rms at." "You know, Johu,
haa tnat ffGesng ,nd Of The the fHrn fa wold no.
Of this work has lost us tho vegetables that wo |
80 much noed. Laat year, half Of tho potato !
crop WAS lost in tho same way. The fact IL, John,
you must mako up yonr mind to look after these
small things In time, as do not like to 20 with
out vegolables during the wlntor,-as loast, at- |
tor 1t Inns boon 30 much trouble to grow thosn,"
And tho good wifo passed hor apron oyor
her oyeH and went into tho house. D1r,
= did lot moan to neglect those things:
but 1t was not , in Ills raturo 10
look after small things whom ho had larger oues |
to look aftor. Us though the email things did not
may account for tho many poor gardens in tLo
country; tho farmers cannot lind ti,no 10 look