, 1874-12-19

warm room for lilo curing Of vinegar. 1n thid
pa1n there R ~ ID basement u tLat III vol supplied
ioor aoovo for vInrsar. Now, tLoAo answe,
for tio ~, e"9tor,e;o'!ar, s,s;,, tho ohooao.nah.
chimnoy in tho oousro, with huo, I,y 2 ieot,
Into tis. each story. are four 0-inoh thimb}os,
with their etops to bo opened or cloacd aa 70.
d.foot platfarm for tho ra'si,g and lowering
OF goods to tho cellar. and to Tho ynogar4rooni
aboyo. 1t Ia moro than probable that experiences
may add email tramwayY for distributing t1a
s,,ut improvements would DO t,Aeful III dlaribut.
lng tho cheosea to tho curing racks. aud III uolys
orinE them for shpnont.
MutlsE. sTAnLE+
To say that not mora Than one horse-atnblo III
ton in uiiitallo for tho farner's horses, IL por.
hnpa not Stating it too atrong md yet Tho toath
Btapo may not bc n very expensive oi,o, bnt ons
sa5s shu 10 so eo orSn9 Wo rcoxs
| in 1t, If thia can DO kYoided. Tho room should
| bo \ or y fceL higl', 10 as to supply nla
| sud light, ana roomy enough for tha
raeks ia It t Ia ore e' naturai Tor to horse 70 put
| llB bend down than np for his food. Within
fow years., 1argo nutnhor Of amall stables hayo
boom raiaet' w, nnd good brick hasen.en;s pus
quarters. A stable 1Gx2o foos, with IT,
foot poats, m1,st necessarily iavo D.. l9T 2
/ r0GHl ZOE LILO LQa11 ANtl COW. hA tH4t9 uluHE u8
room for hay above. Nov, pit 4 gooi basonont
under It, mud attacl, lcar.to ahod for thD COW,
aud tho change is radical. Tho COW will do far
batter nnacf Tho shed than confined to thu ntall,
n1ld tho toam will haVo plenty Of ROOM freai air,
aud light; aud, wllat is Of no ana importance,
tl,ero will 10 plenty Of storago for tho hny.
Stables Of tho s}:o stated aro worry common on
nro prppcr{y lighted, M many people hnvo IN
ilea tllat dark stable for l,oIae IL as good as
Ihcto IL great nocd Of sratcm Of
| COUNTRY ARCHITECTURE,
that Bhall giyo Iii tlau aud useful bui1dinEa,
When lar,uur bcging to build. unloss ho lata
tho work by Contract, llo las ft!tlo iaea Of tho
complo.ed, IL Is not suitable, and has cost him
double wLnt it WIS egtlmuted at tue beginning.
II curpontors and h'asons aro uuab!c to mako
Tho proper eatnatcs a farmer may bo e1ouaol
III makiIg hlull1urs.
at tho last meeting Of tho
| BTATE HORTICULTURAL. BoU1ETYt
most Of tho tino way occnroa in TUG reading Of
wol-consiaesed pnpo:a on tho subject Of tho
little timo for discussion. III fact, very 1itt!o
discussion would 10 roluired to elnoidate tho
papers read. Thia shows Il wonderful chango
in tho action Of tho Society," now aud In tho pant.
At tho curly nicotinEa, 1t was all talk. each
tions, otc. nntii, Mt lust. those who camo
; this would all end. ~ the 1uoautisnc culture
WAS changing tho conditions, and giving us now
experiences. aud sonolng in tho path Of tho
. pioneer nj, army Of nrcctH proyiously unknown
. plum-thickots wcro loaded With 1lnc, loalthy
plumu, without mark OF tic curoo!io or ot!ler
, !, insect; but all theso followed in tho
waFa es neo seh of G osS s%pso i f''e a.tsss esms
= coli, aud sudden storlns mud Tho llors-
c,,lturist hns had many .naw. ]osscns
to ear,, mud tlus theory hos had to give place to
fact; for all things tried to show great oad-
: ing truth: thut tlioro is sciouco in overy depart
: n1out Of rural economy, aud that no must rofor
MI things to regular laws; mud 1t is tho study oe
:, thoao that has brought forth 80 many valuable
!; papern aud that abollsIos tho nero tllooriat.
u It ls not long sl,co the head Of ono Of our Agri-
y cultural Colleges vcry soomn1y stated that all
! tho operations of tho farm wero moro cnprlcsm,
aud that tho ecionco Of Agriculture had yes
I to bo evoked. That man 1nny know o grcnt
deal about theology, but ho u uota tit person to
teach our farmora' IONS how host to manage tho
soll in order to hnyc It produce tue mostproducta
: for tho lonat labor. Natnro
= noes ALL THINGS uy REGULAR LAWS.
. Tho drought has its uso well as frost; and tho
y moisture not only danpcnH tie soil. but carries
: plant-tooa with it. Ono now condition begots
4 another, and these changes may become per1a-
. . ncnt Forty. yonrs ago. Mr.. knight under,
: : Varieties run out and become lost. 10
ont snoh pssqsS' IL eass t1
! largo scala but his facts woro not reliable OF
~ could DO soforred to somo other cause, aud lates
Investigations llavo Bhown TINT tho theory Waa
not to bn rolled upon. Tint very many varsetiea
= enfycb|ed by various oauses is quite apparent j;
y and that thoae and others lavo boon Rot asida
y for better aampcs, is quito true a1so,, at one
= time, tho fenEack or BlG Nomanito apple
u waB a great layorito III tho central and
. southern part of this State; but. al
!; this time it is very lightly prizcd: There arc
= two roasouh for ths,--one Of them from bitter
RI, rtnft Ahi niu
: Io tayor Of lie fyut. a.l Induces decay; and,
sess,dy, sas nS tho ntfo;acio lou oi rcher aud moro
i Cider, Roman Doauly, and o'lors. II would BE-
u diaappsar from tho orohar.lH from the fac
= that it han run ont, but that diuoaso mud pool
?; quality havo Dot it asido.
~ Tho annual aenslonB Of Huch Society aro {, o.