, 1874-10-03
outlet 10 Baltimore. Philadelphia and Nav York.
ga Mainly from pexsonal visit and pogsopN

outlet 10 baltimore, Philadelphia, and Nsw York,
Observations.
l d not think man utth from $500 to $500
small farm or PURCHASE chespcs lanl. There
latnls arc only nod for c,al In hand, aud tho
ann nau1ed would net 50 lar toward purchasing
Tho land and putting up tho improvements, and,
therefore, 1t ia not the beat place for tho poor
man, 9s TOW Or thaso largo farm arc In con-
In 1:as!orn iiElino,s tho dom,nd for renting
farms ia beyond ts!o supply. aud, hsfo1o leaving
Aansas, It would DO vol to eco II aomothing
for drought ss.d asasshopperh hre mot alnnyp,
oYon in that country, and tho country about
ltatntoklt has many attractions and tho Mis-
aonri. Kansas T. To1as Railroad 1,asaes through 4
most inviting region. People ara liable to az
pcot too mt'cl. Of now location; they arc apt
to oycresimate its nlyAntRgoa and tl,ia leads to
dinappoiutment Tlior should boar in mind TINT
tho ono host pace IL difficult to :lnd, aa Ill Anve
mora or less Of fan|t. Tllo other tlay farmer,
most comfortably Htuntel aaid he was going to
Rol1 out. lGo would have @ farm with running
atroam OF water; lie was tirod OF wolfd
MaA q q, ths pnn.ning Of water for atoek.
but sn, naa ra" a9h9 Or h, hsd 1 t1 a dsa
through tue blue clay. and shall put up windmill,
and lot tho wial do ths pusapag. Strensns OF
watet aro sometimes troublesome rs vol as corr
veniGst t 3n los stook, au On tho who1o. give mo
M Wo 81! have no!notlling That Ia not perfection.
The farmer who has water for irrigation In not
always lappy., as aomothug IL sure 10 tusn TIP
to diHnioaae lin. In order to make hone no
ot'or world was to bo made 1t Ia doubtful IL, on
tho Whole. we could matte it much butter out Of
tho ba'na material. Tho condition of tho man
!lna much to 10 viii, the condition Of Ills homo.
lf disaster coles, tho first thing to hb consi-
erett Is how beat to repair it, doing tho regrets
afterwards.
THE conx AND POTATO RAnyEsr
arc near at hand; Ia fact, sonse farmers arc be-
ginning to stib their corn wlile next reot VII
is much halter in this State than last year, thcsa
CAY! be scarcc u doubt, mud I think that 1t
WIZ turn out lnach beyond aay OF tho
present ,rs estin,ates. Potatoes aro light. and
Tot t!lroe "ceks mora without frost wlI holp out
tno late planting, or ratllor tho late-growing
sorte. such nj the Peac1blow, whcl, ID Just now
III fnll bloom aud growing right along.
!: Aast s9'rluE parclnacu nev variety from
Essln, W:4, that WA warranted to bo six daya
~s'i'a: as'' u,.cn more productive thAn tho Early
ty-so hut It HIS proved 4 aorry failure, and tho
81 and time spont with it nto lost. Tho
!y Early lst? noso has hold It's reputation very
have often stated, tint carly I'' nlanting n il
Tho only snfe course to pursue In this part of tho
State. Thn lato-maturiDg potatoes aro very
mtleh Of lottery.
Tho paHturaSo is good, md stock Of all kinds
arc doing we'll. hear lttlo complaint OF hog
clo!op. titus far, and it is probable that 1t will In
time disappear. al clover becomes moro com-
mon.
1tappcara to bo q rathor singular state Of tha
market. for which cannot account, tils reatiya
low price Of wheat ~ compared to corn. Tho
baling and shipping of hay las boon neglected,
and should have attention, Tho freight on
prosscd hay IL Reasonable, and tho cost OF baiing
for tho labor. There class of men 20 to tl,a
farms and do tho pressing md tho farmer Hhina