The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-14


heavy manuring, does ito then it might
do. but we all know the obstacles we should
have TO encounter. Now Is the time toicon-
slider this question. for we should know
soon what we intend to plant, and VIC
should try and put in such crops as will
pay best. No use TO stick to corn and po-
tatoes Just because those were the staple
crops of our fathers. | have commented
on these reports because they were remark
ably fair ones and straightforward, labor
and manure being charged at fair rates.
| They show good profit in corn growing,
and it is also encouraging to learn from the
article which contains them, that Mr. New
hall is rapidly improving his farm, which
was run down when he bought ii a few
years ago, and is also improving in health,
as result of taking up farming as a daily
occupation. Such articles have an interest
not only for farmers, but also for many a
poor clerk or mechanic who feels that he
might have better health and live more
pleasantly and independently if engaged in
tilling some little farm, but does not dare
to give up the occupation that supports
himself and family for one that may not.
have had inquiries from snch parties as to
the adylsability of such change. I would
almost as soon advise man what ticket to
| buy in a lottery. ! have no doubt that a
man who has little knowledge of the
| practical labor of farm, and is willing to
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linbs err n.y. saved off ot ,et linn 1no vii, IN
commence immedioteIv to Dro,y aver Thn
Tree IS making wood IN other words, the
M. Umi,. sawed or in March v,iu hloei
and the SAP run ont and down. taking the
bark off where it runs aud ruins the tree.
| have lost 100 splendid trees in this way,
~ trimming I lret9 III Malci; Iees may
but cannot hc trinn,od IN safnlv ,t Dero,n
ber' Now that is very positive evidence,
ana just such as we need upon The subject,
ton , S moo n tos SUM- "'ic Mio
any iniurv to thcm hone ii nnv other of
Tile Journa! readers have any facts bear
ing on the case they VIII put them for
any difference in thn rcsnlt of trim.
ming at different seasons are only like
Pat witnesses, WHO were ready to swear
80 s,, my i u,v i'Vl sC i',ti pioN .nc Sci'ie
as that of one man who did sec him do if
! begin to feel quite an interest in knowing
the truth OF the matter and the best time,
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vor,, ,,nch mnoI ,r;r,,n;,.' onI NOVA ,r ;m,'
ming is usually done in February and
all other times, that Beng q Season whGii
i','a,' o. 70 'iot sci9 uli'i9' Mahy
fatal to Tho troos y'n nmnl, ,' 10 ,','" 49, ~
! find plenty of proof of it,
=. "a laqy subscriber OF 1he Jonf"at is
!; ,ja si' i,'o I"u,,. ~ mn'cn s''c reicrs
cord. n, II. She can probably obtain nil
other particulars regarding which she in
| qulIes by applicatlon TO any responsible
horn ,ron hor III al ,i ,' ,t,,eos WouiI
have If she had sent her real name and adj
| dress in her letter | would like yery often