, 1874-07-25
THE CHICAGO DAILY uEBUNE: SATURDAY. uULY rs s1374


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BY tho say.' OF ithay !lavo endurance TO cu,nA
out at tiio out! :lull u; loaorH an set tho line
'of mnrc'' 10 tmpodou, mtat 10 ''ocohaariy alnw,!
Printers INK 1nhy Riye ~ q 'thtil 'Htsrt,
'tnnt, l,Go INC MoSean eYortnoNrang .strawborryt
tho "mamfnos,'1rstor i ihHphnlTy,' 'lia llan'a!a
cat, anu aush liko, t'nl"y nave hus'don' fall.
1G tor o1 saga WefS fooM IN
40. Or tho snydof; II y = ~ common wiitiats,g,
simply pottod ny ultituro, II WI noino TO nnstg,t
nnt II, ohtho othof hh'i IL, MI greater ViTtlioa
than tno common kanu .1sto "lli taaHo IL al tho
nrish.er. snc t.nnEs ennno. I,9 "t!tlon dowtf,
toct than'
.DrAlN1Su.
s1tfook, Ill.,, July 10; 1874. >
Mr. "nynAl FIN: ace t..at se n,tbieos ot drain!
Gos e al. r @ @ psy 70 ,n Tao a o. our a
Of our soids ssd ,,maao ia Htons w,.t 10 ~ Wi. NJ
link of tlIs general draifing ayate,l.? I'd.
It will uot nav to ]ay draius oxcept yl,cro tho
,wator will htnsd and stagnRto for Bomo days
atter \ rain, or, moro properly, whora tho wator
WV saa"isn WI nnpafa.y IN VII, ~ tnd nn'v ama
nrouortion az onr Jnnf1 tint viii bo rnnIIv l,ann.
htoi3 H. ~. .,,ra;n,n"' In naanr o,..a . ;;,t1o
management in plowing, by laying ont tho lands
properly ena by aeau-tnffoMt ;f tno surfaoe, ~
lsnG. and tha dnsd .f,,rrow tIan ' in ill., i.bnr
Heavy INLAND CLAWS. mood dsep broakiur IN,
"ion .uus ~, III w en!np.u ~ Apsotpns .a9 sts
iAcu."ntg tnhk eaniiut senu'y p"hs on atu li!at
Is %lns these HolH noed TO hold sllc vallo OF tue
subBull. 6ollB that arc naturally porous need
no understanding, unlcss they aro 40 low that
the water cannot pass OF, or. AAvo tenacious
subsol for !. base, It Is in aubso'ls that tile-
Us II r,s ""t -,nndn ns p1o.ou.n t.o
nrom " so ne ,o'aa o DC oias IT, 10. tnG
e4omsn VI t'aHu *u9 snu bu1' n!aht W Ie1uecu
~ tnai cohql.l1n tnas ts can 90 maii!talho ~
~ fo1IB lA snas ~ ,anHI.ohs "G tososs 10
dsop outaee, Mnn on Ia ~, !aaa @ tnT u.uot- Ut
tsa ssAo euo p,ssa - MI a i 1ua,iuw H.
.s o ,,,s sp so' ~ ~
oi1 oe..E .tou H. ~, .a,ai' - a,
1ns ~ ,oa .a -, tat tnb
nafbnrs +hors. s,,1 Ii,in 10 .hont iii thot ,,cnjn
,iinf}oriraInfnr Wtoro a ,fov ,,,loco croaacH a
ilell II In yery dosi,nEIo.t to hayo a ran nB tho
leaI-futrosa a lead tho rainfall to sucl ,,laco to
be discharged,
o*' eArHa .'n,.a.... Io.. Ia. ,.,u ~ ,o,.
,lui,a ,, ,sa IL, sa"y r, -" n,
has. T. ntter1,, ,arnv 4. io ocEc,t nan"nr ront
md brsncl,, t.aoss a6oainahle nnlsancea called tho
Abele OF snowy -eef poplar I p1antod Of thom
~. north Of i IN ts }Ss ten yenTs &C. s,
W r eyer tno yn.a Hi sa UP anu
n tha iiv bf the trre AMI fiit,t with too
aci sika, Or coaoi, would tLa roots IA well M tbs
bpdy;Ds killcl thcreby7 What would be most effoc-
mora eeotal.y tha1, 8sdhnG tho ne' III tho OLD OF
tho moon III nngnst! o.
Tn !I hAnoh a, xs nnp iMsn"1n. ,,uos.
r,ncs .sans lem to t,.s eayoct thnt the >lsrc 5n
I;ro;,n ras heig Killed by SENS insect or Leht, aud
enled to plant = gro7s Of en! nuit apring; but, il
oy ara NORA aafo tree, WI plant tho Dael-wann
l!HTo yoh any EnoWieaao or 1oafa On hccnnt or tho
'Asaremo"I =, asi'ae" w "a, In"NAp p nHAAn'
~ lhe larger Popiafs aro cns g the Etouniat
AND tue sprot lnat oelon tMo e,trfaco petoro the
mtdalo ol August, tnef VIII give Ettlo 1uftner
trouble; hiew slckly hprouta may sppGnSE. n 'p.ls
thoso Bhouia nave pfompt attontloh' iile ap-
fneation oi aelas "9uia oe OF m1 Pr .s,eat ya!lo
more tnan cutting down or g'!annG anu ss 10
t,et tne iu !. @00nn1nps sfs0' 0r III 'a'"'s' ''un
ALL Aooasn1Sr.
Plants may make moro growth during. full
moona on account Of tho light; and wo know
that, On al,oh nights, the radiation is greater.
early. and lato ia tho Reason. 1t may DO doubted
whether .mooudhino ,has any appreciabls: effect
on plan.-gyowth; while, to The good or had effect
Of any opsration otherwise, NO may safely deny
it, aid Jet ByDn says thoro is miacl'lef in the
ess !, oS. Il o m kaaSsp to os spp'a to tue killing OF
While tho sprouting Of: tho silver poplar de-
tracts from its value, I should dislike to part
With it. In tho street. or in tile grassland, 1t il
lass troublesome. aud than IL las such 4 wealth
Of snowy leaves, that moro thhn rcpaYa for tho
cutting Of 4 few sprouts annually. I
hayo two trees on my lawn now, moro than a
font in diameter and 90 feet lieh, that Icoull
not be tempted to cut down and yot they sond
np more or less sprouts annually. but thoBe 80
with the wceds wlon moving tia lawn and arc
no great trouble II too large for the gcythe,
tito nharp edgo of'a llatchet cleaus them out.
Tho larch,iu common With all trees, has its
enemiea that proy upon it. and at times do it
serious damage; but, in tho Instance ALLUDED TO-,
tharo Ia
PROBABLY NO oArsE or ALARM
more than usual. In this country, north Of 30
deg, and as far west as tho rainy region, Tho
larch appears to do remarkably well. In my
grounds it ia making vigorous growth; tha Older
trees will now cut two lengths Of fenco-poats, IL
years planted; and the young plantation. years
old. Is .yerr. fine, though tue Nay-boetlo
destroyed hnlf tho planta the first year by
eating tho bark from the roots. Since then they
have done itno damage, and tho growth is to
1 foet year. Az fat south "a 'rnscola, / should
greatly prefer tho Iarch to tho 'black-valnut.
Thero il no need Of importing plants from
Europe, as millions ate annually grown ut Wall
Negat,, In this Stnto on tho advice OF
Robert Douglass, Of Waukcgan, plan tod
1000 European spruco last spring, al
OF which arc making 5 good growth, The
PLANTS we're small, costing about e15 per m,