, 1874-10-24

ent and tho bark In aleo attractive. sntl nascs
rood contract 10 othcr ttooz. 1t Inns beon rtEn1n-
monteil to farmers TO plant tno hicEoiT
FOR tho crop OF llour.polcs; hut, ~ iron ia now
il TINT t1 would bo atlyisabo. 1'lio railroads ,iow
bring huu|-roleH lung tllHtancr. End o,lly tlloEo
'Tho layo short distances to lrasol with them
eau coinpote with railrpada. Tho North l'rancli.
n1anskoy, Ek Grove aud t!o Dosplalnrs ter ,I.
l'nop-l}olcg, and alao most Of tlic Etny1a..
hthfy, a'ih clay. iasior moist. appears the boss
suited to tho hcAories.
~ Gun LAST SUNDAY WALK,
Mra. "nu1al" called my attention to tho fact OF
tho nbsencn OF hichor!e1 about ''1.ural 1IoiAe."
Vol. I Bhitt. You hnow hpH wo could not wnit
for them to Ero;y: and how ono Apring you weut
to tho woods with llle BOYS, md had d lot Of tho
trcos dug. aud tncy all dIoa; nut OIL throo or
four occasionu yo't went to the wood for nuts to
plahs, and that yoM weso alvays late FOR thcm,
md cuuo bono With b1aek-walnuts nnd butter
nuts, Of Which tholo ara many troeH in bca,-
Ing, giving us many hNslle!s Of fruit. And
now tho grounds are no filled With trecA thnt wo
further planting. "1hat IL truo." replied hlra
H.. "anl. ~ yre can aluaye, purchase tho nnts
at reasonable Price, 1t wil! not bo advisable to
plans them now. ah wo eould not expect to enjoy
t9 t:'it from thom: Ihat y worldly gain for
have planted fer us. and tho growing tfoo will
gtye ua pleasure. think we Ind bottcr select q
place just on the border of the lawn, and plant
a. eopso Of tho h,ekory. psrt ot
plum tlieket might bn devoted to thsa purpose.
Tint will do. said AIRS r., !" and, as thsro In
nearly half nu scre, wo can sparo part OF 1t for
this purpoAe e-planting tho hlclories on tho
" west side as Che north siae Ia sheltered BY bit
Since our lnat walk tho froe! hau COMO, mud no
llcyo tbs limo drawn betwecu summer
and autumn. Tho yhad-plutn, or juno
BURY, NJ y IL called, holda its leayoo
to ila!to a contrast with tho maplou, pop1arH,
nnd o:her trocs aud shrubs. This Weather IL 10
blind, SO beautiful antt quiet, that Lilo leaves
drop ~ lazly M possible.
Tl'ese is = remarkable absonce Of birlx no
doubt duo to tho want at water, as thoga In no
nsreanl within mile that las auy, uml there it
Is standing irl pooa. This wonk will coso up
the applo'crop, and then tho potntoes 1uliBt
bo dug. uilen corn.husklng Mill be- III order,
MeekR. lly peschblow potatoes Nsnt out Of
bloom as tho fsogt c7mo in; bnt they mo Of
medium, size, aua viii yield noarly or quito 1UU
bnolels to tho acrc. The "Farsl npa Carbon y
plan OF potato-cu1tslro haB proved q uucccsD md
70 fosl ~ though QUO stop ad boan ta4sn t;3; i
provosaons may S''Oa 10 % aided; hit hut, ii Il
not, nhall DO veiy we'll satisfied. l will mesH'
! urc tho ground end nela, aud gira tho roault al
Au orcl1artlias wrisaa That ho Ia now satisf1ct
That the wasle Of tho o.chafd has not boon slko1
into the account, and 10 anxious to lenrn lIow tt
| stop that leak. We have ropeate,
| all about It fee thraa or four years, AIT
| 70: little heed has been Taken o
tho advice. l know that one-fourth the coBe valu
OF our orclssrGls goes to wassv. that might bt
| saved. Aa Changers. 1t 10 onr duty to look mite
theso leaks. and MT lot Naato monopolize oil
profits.
II observe Raid 2Irs. "Eural" during OF,
walk through tho orchard, =" that you 1naho NOR
cider eud laaa vinegar tins year than forasorlJ
Why Is that !? IL the frt1it better 7 or hay
yon changed your plans?" Well. ns to tLat,
aitn to keep tho apples picked up and grin
them before they begin tu decay, and this CT
ablcs mo to mako q greater proportion Of cider
for, after tho apples begin to decay, thoy m,I
be prosaed for yinogar. AL the docayiug apple
aro maio into vinegar. aud the ronaaeo ss allow
cd to formoat, and ia asaiu pressed, md til
adds to tho bulk Of tho vinegar. ngGA1.