The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-05
FARM AND CAREER.


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The time Is now Mt hano Tor I'y iH- up !"
stock OF dricd irn't ngainS' year ~ "v"'.t
ty, which will undoubtedly COME soon enough
With such crop ofapps's AZ - now "nus
ing from the trees, where lhey have 0"' o''h
destroyed by The canker worm or lcnt '''' T.
pillar, 1t is not To be cAptcIe" dAH' 'nI' "
vigor will be left Tor growing another Ir'P
next year. Ana, on Inc NhnI', we arc n"n
sure but we ought TO De Wiling % u'II "u .,.
apples all come IN alternate !ra.H ""'h
can learn OF some cncc'uNi memo" u! WHY"
we may cohtTot me I&o'iI q 'pf 90 tn ,",Iv
and me cod!loS NOM III ,"O - fnn,.
would be heip To Tue "''"f"u'9' ~ ' '''>
would stop working rs 500" as ,,,,rs
had suihciehtly 'hiHheG on, ."I ,i''' ~ thSf
Dut lhel nave not yet oeIH u"i tm' ,nr,r
way lhey seem 10 WORK "H"l,t wy - nor
own account ana snow u" ".'!,''''",, IN
any regard Whatever 10 u'e ""n 5n,E,Li,, thrv
OF ue owner OF thG rc I,,',,.r. .nd fee, ms.
consider themselves lIt ~, ''''' ''''''
tinea III acting accoiuins near fatal fail.
we never knew apps =" En- Enriord 49, last
ure In most sectioiis VI 1', go, ~ ,r;vo
year. lhere was NOV .No W. a,.,,,,' .mnIo Iho,
the insects one apleoI5' 90 n,,c,rros and
ana grow WAS oo' tI,ho r,,s,,i ,rou tho. we
rlddled by worms; ,.nr,, avail nron "f an.
not only harves.cu WY ar,' iC,Lt c,nn ~ IT
pies last year, out '''o l"',,,,i r,nm tLn irri,
Insects 100, VI SUN % ~ ~ ''asr ON
Tor propa5ai.S ~ n.,,;. :; ro,,',.,, H., frca
the cOl'1uly' w. 49,, ~. f,r vbnro
from ins1"t ,',,a.h i,soo,s 70 ,Iin,, ono r.
nave MOI Dcen I-ore W w., ..aas -.
each uppie, anu ny "Pi,'u' ,IscI
thls "litths "ic o. '"i 80 M, ,svdn,,Iio L,e
10 DC lew W. ~, ~ ,Ii do'rrnc hn,
heipeu ~ .n'.. ,,I "'I ~ n dii'r moth
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mas rs YET uone 10 aiin"ec WON 1llo =;
1t is possible that la'er proou may Gr ve ~
]ure inc ia'c crop DU' carly apps '''
past uahger; -, .,,. - ,,,,,,oo
Ihere VIII NC ,"tHc surplus u "ki'''
such Us iioTlars ana Us"'chs'e!ns' ocsIHI? :
great many varieties o, NATURAL run VIA ,,,o,
canho! DC useu VI i'''iNct,u "S i'9' q, ~"
Will ripen; 1hese Snouiu not 70 u ""''s
but should be dfleu ior use mex year -
good apple'parer, g0Ou weather 'N!V ush 9ei,
TENDER anu hue hciP from tAG ooy ln,
girls 70 iehstheh VIII cnaDlc we p p, u e.,, Il
house'Nceper 70 Jay up store OF u''eu II IA
SUCH as VIII make inc hearI SIau.
In the middle ana western STATS Mnoi t
more account is mace OF ufyihS ttuL' m nn.
less OF canning, perhaps, man III ne" Eng
land, artihcial dryers arc III qul,e couil mo
use AT u late meeting ol inc Alton W,
horticultural society, tRe SUBJECT OF urieo
fruit was discussed, ana specimens OF straw
berries, raspoerries black berries, corn swce
potatoes and pie plant, drieu oy "hat wa
termed the ha"ley's process, were eAhlolleu
A committee was appointed 10 lepcs' opoi
the same, who, with the assistance OF con,
mittee Of ladies, whose ana was so!lcit .1
pronounced the drieG 1rnlt piesehteu oi In'
very best quality Inc agent OF inc Dl.
House Company was then calIed upon 10 eA
plain the process more fulIy ana saia -.
"Our small family frnit:afyer' which WI
dry Dushel OF green iruit III d uay, Is iie"le'
by a kerosene lamp. The hot cir rises anlohs
the fruit, and. having an escape at the Top
returns with downward current, apsorpln!
moisture from the fruit and Ealing lowe
till it reaches the exhaust pipe ~ inc Do'.on
and thus escapes; no dry ar can get out o
the chamber, so mat all tne neaU Is cCoh