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Alkali for an Old Apple Tree.

In considering the growth of organisms,
The action OF the alkalies is to be looked
upon as scarcely less important than that
of air and water. Lime is the great ami
mai alkali, aud potash the vegetable one
is Old name of vegetable kali expressed
that fact. and all the potash OF commerce
is well known to he derived from wood
ashes. The Importance Of potash a. a
manure has been frequently overlooked
by farmers. who rarely know the large
amouLt of this material found IN grass,
grain crops, leaves. BARNARD manure.
roots aud fruits. How potash acts in
plants ia conjunction with carbon and
slick, to form woody fibre. starch. sugar.
and oil. i yet unknown to chemical OBJ
servers, but the fact of it, action is beyond
a doubt.
Liebig long since pointed ont that the
chief cause of barrenness i the waste OF
potash carried of by rich crops. especially
tobacco, with no replacement by proper
manure. How many millions Of pounds
of potash have been sent to Europe from
the forests Of America, and in the grain.
tobacco, and hemp. Luckily one alkali
may be replaced ny another. and we have
received considerable quantity OF soda
from European seaweed and in the shane
OF salt. Latterly. nitrate of soda from
natural deposits in South America is
brought to us at cheap price
The point 10 which We now call atten-
ton is that our farmers and fruit-growers
have ignored, or rather have been ignorant
Of the Importance Of wood ashes as a
vegetable stimulant and as the leading
constituent of plants. Even coal ashes.
now thrown away as useless. have been
shown, both by experiment and analysis.
to possess fair share Of alkaline value
According TO our observation. If the prac-
ticc Of putting a mixture OF wood and coal
ashes around the stems Of fruit trees and
vines, particularly early ia the spring.
were followed ~ a general rule. our crops
OF apples, grapes. peaches. etc. would be
greatly benefited in both quality and guam
uty. and the trees and vines ys:,-iI la,
VII t~iate only one expert
meut.
Some twenty-five years ago, We treated
an hollow p.ppin apple tree as follow,
HE hollow, to the height of eight feet, was
filled and rammcd with a compost of wood
a,Ac-. garden mold, and a little waste lime
carbonate The filling was securely
fastened in by boards. The next year.
the crop Of sound fruit was sixteen bushels
from an old shell of tree that had borne
nothing Of any account Tor sometime. But
the >lrangesi part was what followed.
For seventeen year, AFTER filling, the old
pippin tree continued to flourish aud bear
we'll. Scientific American.
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i WOnderrul Enrse

The New York correspondent OF the
ho>ion Journal says that IN that city they
have banker who in a quiet way has been
sathcrin. for some time the ,pcedic,i
horses Of the country He has quiet
stable out of the city, abou, an hour, ride
away. Here hc has track, and without
observation he is recording some mlrycl-
Gus speed. He says nothing about hi
stud on the street. and will not be- que>-
toned. Among his treasures j. brother
Of Dexter, samey. speedy horse. If
which marvellous things are told. hi,
out-of-ihe-way stable j. just now The CEN
ire Of good deal Of interest Among
horsemen It has been known for a long
time thar Method, - minister in Kentucky
owned a colt of which marvellous things
were told. The animal vas black - a
raven aud bore the name OF Blackwood.
The value Of the horse in the estimate Of
the owner. may DE seen by The pleasan,
little price that was put upon him. The
horsemen on the street Laughed that
plain Methodist parSon, in the vilds Of
Kentucky. offered his animal for SEQ 600.
The banker alluded to heard 80 much Of
tli- colt that he took a trip down 10 Ken
lucky to look al him. He saw Lin move
lie describes him a a marvel. III, nos
tri.s become red - fire. his eyes dilate al 4
he seems transformed. The capiiNattl
New Yorker offered $4,000 for tbs colt.
The owner received the proposal with -
dain. lie did not even reply; order-d the
horse back into the stable sud went into
the house. Another visit was made. aud
thc horse changed owucrs. Eny thousand
dollars. ii j. said. being the piic,. Now
the plan G. this: when the famed horse.
hai are 70 trot ou your course have done
aeIr b.; B.4ckwool !, % be tro;ied out
10 show what De can DO. Those who have
seen him move sgy he j. the most extra
ordinary animal ever seen Ia TIL. part Of
The country.
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djoftrp.
Firmness.
BY PHEBK CARY.

Wei, let him go, and let him STAY
J % not mean TO die,
/ guess he'll find that / can ike
" iihouJ him if ] Try.
lie thought TO frighten me with frowns.
80 terrible and black
IL, y siaE away thousand wears
Before | ask him back.
lie said that had acted wrong.
And foolishly beside
/ Won't forget him after that
l would Mt il | died.
II ] was wrong what right had he
To De 80 cross with mes
l know I'm not an angel quito
don't pretend 10 be.
He-had another sweetheart once
And now when We fan out.
lie always saws shr WAS NOT eros.
And that she did MT ls0ut.
u J. enough to NcN a saint
II : more Than can hcar,
Ml>h That gIrl Of hl- wa>-wel
real don't care whore.
he think, that she VS. pretty. too.
W as beautiful a- ca.i.
l wonder d ia, ID get him back
Again. now II she could.
know >he would. and there she is
She iiHr- almost iu sight.
And now It', AFTER nine o'elack-
Perhaps le', there Tonight.
fd almost write for him 10 come
But iht3 ~, said won't.
! du mot cara 80 much. hul he
>aau't h:aye him. II don't.
h'>ld.s. I:know that was wrong.
And Do wa> ia the right:
guess l 4 igl him >o-snd then
wish he'd come tonight
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17
Domestic. Recipes.

GRAPE JAM.-Boil the grapes in water
just enough to make them tender. strain
through colander. then put in one pound
of pulp pu. one pound of sugar; boil this
half an hour: the common wild grape
makes a nice jam.
APPLE PICKLES are delicious. Pare and
halve the apples, removing the cores care
fully, to geep them in good shape. Steam
till soft. Pour spiced vinegar over them
TOMATO PIEs.-Slice ripe tomatoes,
season with pepper and salt. plenty of
sugar and butter. and sprinkle little salt
oyer it; bake with two crusts. Try it.
We think the best thing to seal cans
with is putty. 1t is easily removed when
desired.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

FALL MANAGEMENT OF SHEEP.-If sheep
are marked, this should be done forthwith.
For valuable breeding sheep. metallic
ear-marks should be used. Common sheep
should be marked with red chalk, or Vene-
tian red and oil. Ewes may be marked
across the shoulders, wethers across the
rump; and those that are to be sold off.
with stripe down their backs. If the
flock has not been separated, no time
should be lost in doing this. Ewes and
wethers, selected for fattening, should be
nut by themselves into good pasture and
fed little grain. Lambs should be put,
along with dry eve for company. into
field away from the rest of the flock. As
the ewes come into season. the danger
from dogs is greatly increased, and watch
fitness should be redoubled. 1t is in vain
to depend upon bells. except as means
for giving alarm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

Prom al sections Of Maine we hear OF
excellent crops OF wheat Indeed. We be-
iieve the crop generally VIII this year sur
pass all other years in the agricultural
history Of the State. both for heavy yield
per acre and the extent OF acreage sown.
Let Us have reports from all the counties
as soon as the crop is harvested, of the
best yield per acre.
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$arm mn b'ousrboIo.
Noted Name Horses.

The above j. the title Of Mr.. Tho,np.
sons book ~ Maine horses. which hal
bean caru,--iv looked Tor hv ,,ose inter.
e-,,d uile Directing. training and sale ot
Lar-,- iu lA., state: and low that !, Ia.
been given to The public. We tbinL IA.
iad-meut OF the public must be ibati,i.,
N,rs >iaetofy perlarusnc,. ~, Tho, ,.-,
a. tle young and energetic comril.r.
Nh. Thompson began hi, work oole,r,.
kept digging away at Ii per>.,teutr,- H.,
h4, r,.l.i.t....l ....,
Il r.arrr.r,.. tt... il. ...-,..,.,,. ..,,..,...'.,
at. IT, rather un M NH, 49,,
n., Cannon. ia horse. ,....r.f.-.....i
fH.. .t-t i....,.. ~ ,..- So. 49,.
wears s-... r-..,....,. s-....,
.rr,af. tt..t.., ...-.... ,-..., ELL. III.
I.-f..,.. .... ..-,..,......- .....l
a-e alr-t.fsl.-,. tr.. .,,.l h.. ,......, al,
..te. IL .. ....,.. -,.--.-..... ,...-.. .i....-.
..u d fuller history 81, Ina. t,..i.,..i......
Would desirable ,,,,,.,. b.. -..,,...-.,-
"a hat >rcb f,,,- ,-.. ......-.,,.. 80,
..-ain. md vhv. B, 1T, =. -. 2.
.f.....rs l.r....,.,,l,.... .,.,
tI.t u....l.- r...l Nh .t.....,,....,t,.
lGtrefv WORTHLESS M, ...-,rs,. r..,-
Gag instances also lie red.-rees and Ter
''' ''''"ofs 81 A''>', might have been cN-
'''" 'U Qua IL ""U'd have added 10 the
S"e 81 ''e '""N "ih"" ID the least in
'''''''- a. FaI"e-'aca ann Of the compiler
'''.'- 20 nave "e'A 70 insert nothing
"'' Wei "'-AsH'icaicd- and 10 state that
I'D a. concise form a. possible. An ex-
animation oi Sic book shows that it con-
'a'nN nearly one thousand pcdi-rees-Il9
81 which are Of Maine bred horses. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

-IoI-'lre.sing moving land will Oe In
order th- month. This mode OF applying
manure j. especially practicable where
second crop la. been removed. on the
Whole We believe there 8. no better time To
;op-dress than Immediately amer cutting
Tie hay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

We raise annually in the United States
nearly l50,000.000 bushels of potatoes,
representing a money value of about $780,
O00. 900 to the consumers. As an article
of food it has greater value to us than
any other that we call root crop. Twenty
Eve per cent. of the weight of the potato
is solid dry substance. and of this 62.5 per.
cent is starch.-[ Lewiston journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

Swine should have access to water.
with this, and good pasture, breeding
stock needs nothing more. Young pigs
and store hogs, that are to be fattened this
fall, should be fed literally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

PORTO GNIO

For Coughs and Cold-
foE sore Threats and WeAA Lung.
For Group aud Diptheria
For all diseases Of he Lungs.
For Cat.rTh In the Head and Nasal Duet
For bronchitis and its kindred diseases
Asthma and Pneumonia.
For children who suffer with whoopng cough
The BEST COUGH MEDICINE in the world.
D"Porto Gimo" is al East Indian prescrip.
ton. 1t has been eminently successful IN the case
OF thousands crsuGerers IRON diseases Of throat,
lung- and bronchial appaI Atus. 1t IL pleasant 10
take, quick in it. sction. and perfectly sale Ey-
cry family ought to keep il in the house.
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AS soon as potatoes are grown and
ripe, they had better be dug. Itis thought
by many that potatoes will not keep well
in the cellar if dug early. This is mis-
take, provided they are ripe.
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BOSTON. MARCH 2. 1871

Boston. MARCH 2. 1871.
The HENRY F. MILLER PIANO. FORTEs.-
Inc Instruments from this establishment
are rapidly coming into public notice
and favor. and already occupy a foremost
position among frst-class pianos
MIR. Miller is himself practical mechan-
ie, and thorough musician. and the su-
pertorsty which these pianos have over 9TH
ers, Is owing in a large measure to the
careful supervision which each instru-
ment receives from the manufacturer be-
fore it is allowed to leave his establish.
ment. The award of the contract to FUR
nish the public schools Of Boston with
pianos must be very gratifying 10 Mr..
Miller, and is a testimony Of the musical
public to the high position which these
Instruments occupy. The serere test that
they have received at the New England
Conservatory Of Music. and at many 9th
er public Institutions where they are In
constant daily use, is . guarantee Of their
many excellent qualities, and especially of
their durability. They are used and rec
BY most Of the leading musi-
ians Of Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

DO not let this month pass without at
tending some OF the many agricultural
exhibitions or farmers festivals. and you
will find that the more you do towards
making these Fairs a success. the more
benefit they will be to you.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

ache, Pam in tho shoulders. C1rr ..
TlIhtness Of the Chest, Dizziness. = e
Fluctuations Of the stomach. Bad ! ST..
tn the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. ri. ..
,a,.oI Of the Heart, Inflammation 81.
Lungs, Pam 10 the region u 'ae T.. /.
news, and hundred other pla,a.
toms, are the Otlsprings of Dgsry-
One bottle U.si prove q better c.lt.. '..
a as merits than lengthy .4,es.....
I.T-s
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kEErING MEALS WAuNG.-Little things
often interfere with cur comfort very
much. and one small annoyance i for men
10 delay coming to dinner when called.
Sometimes they have an hour or more Of
work which they will do before quitting
and then they 90 to the house to find the
dinner cold. and the cook discouraged.
Nothing is more disheartening 10 a tired
woman than table full of dirty dishes
ornamenting the table an hour and IA half
later in the day than usual. Punctuality
is virtue that men should learn if they
are in the habit of being uncertain about
coming TO meals. Any woman worthy the
name of hOusekeeper will be regular with
her meals if ii lies within her to have them
So Rural New Yorker.
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Universal
India Bitters

The bot Bitter. ever made.
Restore Dchilliaicd Constitutions.
C'unieracf. summer L,--.f dc.
Completely Cure Chill. aud reyrr
Strengthen the 'ystem aglin-t Missma
Protect asaln-t entrance oi CONSUMPTION.
Drive assy Rheumatism aud Gout.
Repair shattered and Frustrated nerves.
Bald up a hcalthfui condition
80 uir vhn'e bs4y
Sc ihe-c Ei'ior are compounded Of materials
which are hafmic.. a. they aic enic,e.sy.
""''h do Their WORK maEuiaccutiy. caring 4 'scase
nj leaving up misehicrou- eject behind.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No. 10 St,to St Onnnattc KIM. @.
No. T5 state ST.. Opposite KiIbv 81.
BOSTON.
BOSTON


4 fTER an ext eustyc practice ., tfvsro
~ Lhirty years, continues 20 srrure Patents il
the tnltrd Nsafc.+ also IN Great Britain, France
ana oNher Ioreign countries. Caveats, >paetnrR.
tons, Assignments, aud all other papers for Pa.
ten :, executed on reasonable tcrE-. wiki dr..
patch. Researches made to determine the validity
and stIity OF PAtcut- OF InvrutIan- and i.ysi
and other advice rendered 10 an matters Iouciu ?
the same. copies Of the claims of Auy patent
furnished BIS rcmittipg one dollar. A>.s .nm-nls .
recorded ia " ashiugtuu.
No Ageacg Is fho tHttc >fais- posscsse, siryrlar
Hact1fts Tor obtaining Patents, -sr'riun ne
pateRfabiifs ofiarei.fiou,
Al nces.sE'y Of journey 90 Washington 20
procure Futrnt ana the usual Erc4,t,tyl..y there
are here saved t3y utUra.
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VuWIIr-
The ENEMY Of blood diseases
The Co>ouEEoR over SCRoFrLA
cLi Ans ont all blood impurate..
IL Is PAR AHEAD Of any SarsapafiuA.
IL restores suffering woNAx.
1t Is SPECIFIC for female diseases
II CrRLs obstinate C,NcEEs
hs-iher have been many worthless counie-
iei's Of Condnrango offered for the cure Of iiseas
e. 20 many. that for while people got the
''ea that Condurango would not cure Remen.
Der WORTHLESS counierfcils ofCondurargo VIII
NOT CURE ANYBODY. Rcncmbor ya co,,,,, -,
'I' "ue Ah4 -sfLs Condurango in the Coun.
OUR CONDUEANGo WILL CURE.
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Mechanical Diseases. p.

gagged IN Pants and Mineral -
Plumber, Type-setters, Gold aca.... -.
A!Eegs, a. they advance IN he, 40 -..
% paralysis Of the Bowels 4, e..
against tins, take dose Of WALEEGs Is.
MAR EfT-rERg prpavfppaur
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ter, sa!t-Rheuu, Biotches, spots, Pa.
Pu-tules. Bolls, Carbuncles, Ring wa-.
Scald-head, Sore Eyes. Erysipelas I'.-
scurf.. Discolorations Of the SKIN. Hum "a
and Diseases of the Skin Of whatever ul.a.
or nature, are literally dug up and Carried
out OF the system IL a short time by the use
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Bilious, Remittent and Inter.


lent in the valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri.
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland. AtkaG-
sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio GrauGn.
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah no.
anoke, James, and many others. H.cl
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the summer AMI
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea-
sons Of unusual heat and dryness, arb
invariably accompanied by eXteus.,e de-
engagements of the stomach and ls-r.
and other abdominal viscerl. Iii t..-
treatment, 2 purgItIve, eXertju- j i.H-
eri4. influence upon tacse yag.u.s .~-
CaIs, IS essentially necessary. I...
Is no eathJrt,c for the purpose rt.4 ~
DIR. J. WALKERS VINEGAR H!lsEa..
as they Will speedily remove Tho .-..-
colored ylsc!d matter with which I'll.
bowels are loaded. AZ the same tw.
stimulating the seCret.0us ut Tie ..s.,.
and generally restoring the Lca....
functions Of the digestive arpars
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Fortify the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion.

by purifying all .ts fluids with NINEGla
Bi1rERS No epidemic c1a take J.
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Freedom Notice.
HAVING given my minor son Samuel r. Macon.
IL Der, his time fron and after this date, no.
tify all persons that shall claim none Of earn :.
ings and shall pay no debts Of his contracting.
j. l.. AACoNBER
Ellsworth Aug 3lst, 1874 Swiss
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For Sale,

NCHOONER LIAISON, two years old: carries
Oabout ~ CORDS ofwood Is well found in sails rig
ging, &c, and viii be sold at bargain For fur
Their particulars inquire Of
Seal Cove, Feby. cath, 1774 tito
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Inc Proprietor would announce to his friends
ana the public generally that he ha Just compiled
all who NAV desire il with First Class Entertain
ment, everything new throughout the House
Bath Room with Hot or Cold water, and all Mod.
In connection with the House, is a new and
improved stable, and carriage house
Competent Holsters always on hand.
HS w.. r. GRAY
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according to directions. and remain long
unweIl, provided their bones are not de-
stroTed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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No Person can take these Bitters

I1AR HlTTERS tho most wonderful /
yIearaut that ever sustained thu sink.
system
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go.

III. Js VdtktTa Ndi1IUTtfIb ILL.,
egar Bitters arc Il purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the nl-
live herbs found on the lower ranges o.
tie Sierra Nevada mountains OF Gail for
MA, the medicinal properties OF which
are extracted ihcrcfrom without tie use
Of Alcohol. The question r. aa..
daily asked. "Whnt is the cause Of Ill,
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIZ.
TERsf" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient rr-
covers his health. They are the 1rrI.
blood purifier and a lle- giving principle.
perfect RcnOyator and lU,sHr4tur
Of the system. Never before .a tic
history Of tho world has a medicine ts,a
compounded possessing tic remarkable
qualities Of YiSEGAR BITTERs IN heaua. Gle
sick Of every disease man IS herr %. T.rr
are a geutle Pgrgauve as well as 4 Tome.
relieving Congestion or Il9ammatinG %
the Liver and Eisceral Organs II Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BrrrERs are Aperent Daphorctjc.
CarmInatlve. Nutritious. Laxative. DIurcuc.
Sedatlye, Counter lTritaut SgdorilC, A.tcIa.
we. and Anti Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim YIN
EGAR BITTERS tho most wonderful In
yIearaut that ever sustained tho sinking
system.
No Person can take these Bitters
H H..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

Al tho time of tho Howard county
eafr robbery Mr., [ ] Griilin WIS M tlr
board Of supervisors aud ono IT the
committee appointed - ascertain the
amount ii loss 10 each fund With d
great flourish Vi irumpcts and The lpnl
boating ~ cymlal. tho work wa begun
and leit IN The incomplete manner ,hs,
tho great @, ,ho systematic bnngler
ends all bis wrrk II repair I'll, 10.
fects In his " ,rk that u settlement Mishi
d. Obtained Nit' I'll state and Il r,l,asc
obtained .tr the state fund.- stolen,
Henry \, l'eed aas employed ~ tho
county, AMI preparing MI affidavit STAT
Ing TIN fact i,tani H. n.itLa II snph
committee awaited liz nrrcarnne" III
Crcsso, wl,.,, hu ~ called upon. .uh.
scribvl tho affidavit, all lrlst'yd
being dcla,o4 ahou. ten minutes t.
complete ro,no wsrk that he wal
paid Tor 1T lens, iisr ysafr since IN
now arpaas Mr ( nj the. Awi
scrsiua 81 the board u supervisors TN
le7l concerned with the deepest
solicilulc shout tho honesty and II.
nciency u tho public officers of III,
county and economy IN public expcndi'
lures, and presents il bin Cor these scr
vices (onee before paid fHr, II 81 ol
Or tho AFFIDAVIT and ~ 10 for mileage
which n allowed, md purketcd. b, Thu
shining light IN lvmasesncry, VII,
shows lis r.llei,ulc for tho public VII.
fare BY deriising others Il my jas'l,
earned; u himself by demanding IN,
twice III the same work.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24
Manu-, iuH small Fruits.

Manure snrl, smnl fruits M arc per,
teetls hard, aud which oserbcar. and
avoid mau'iring rampant growers. the
rroslnetisenrss II which III diminiahu,l
too much hs growing rapidly. Hence
sou aill rarely find such great bearers
A. tie Wil.9h strawberry manurol ton
much, Whllo hlaohbprripa. which often
gfpa aoson or eight foct IN year. will
commonly ID better. bear hotter. rircn
their wood more perfectly. and become
harder. Il mnnurel little or none; aud
Oh naturally icl i Ill they often ID
be'ter to allnw grass 10 grow In the
rows, Flow growing grapes. llko
Ito Delaware, nrc better II enriched;
strong growers sllnerci lest II mere !
cultivated without lnunurine. The
pra,tlre must nf course ynry with tht
previous condition ~ fertility q The
spil.