Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-16

consuming 5000 pounds OF milk.
The cattle disease is reported at
Btattleboro, VT, and Prof. Cressy. of
the Amherst, Mass, agricultural collcg.
is investigating. The infected cattle
were brought from ALBANY, y. Y.
Hop picking in Madison county,
n. y, will begin in few days, and
growers are busy engaging pickers.
| The vines are in fine condition and there
promises to lie a large yield OF superior
quality.
Some cows will yield seven bum
dred pounds of cheese in season, while
other cows upon the same feed will yield
only two or three hundred pounds. 1t
is obvious which is the more profitable
kind TO keep.
In seeding down moving fields, the
early grasses should not be mixed with
the late. II they are, then either the
late grasses must be cut before su fl
ciently maturcd, or else the early grasses
must remain till nearly ripeued, for the
late grasses to be in readiness to cut.
cIoror mas, volra,,lo ,,a,
,bot W., have f,, ,oo,l;,,,, 90 ~. !, :.
good rs producer, and the value
of the manure from a ton of it is worth
nine dollars, while the valne OF the ma
nure from ton of herd-sIass i worth
about six dollars.
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ar mucL and rone.tedl, .bovel.d ov.,
mr. "a ovor b.. boos ,il,i,is ,orf.,.,.
~. nplveri,,J Tho, !, :. i, cn,5;,;nn
IN ho r.,.lil, ov,;r,tJ. O., ,,r,,.;,.,
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!. very essential to sncce.. in g.,r,i.uiug
a, IN obtaining large Yields in field
crops.
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.,r3;,r Of tho ,oo5o.,, s,,Ia -, ,.a.,.
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t,ro., I'm, ,ho, :, ro;,ho. onablo. ana 70
rocognize tho animal nor 5is,ir,,ni.b liz
49, . CO., >. t,, -. =,
points are.
Slams from, tho Kitchen, cor, Ia r,,
imam a bo,n of Air, which ,,or ia ~.
css;onolI,. sborolo5 o,.o. o,,l o,,a,,,,.I
a,,o, ab.orl,o,, . ,,o,.l l,,, ~ ,iI,t,
|, i ,boo VOL, worth ro,norin,, 40 c.r-
t;lizor ,is be,,ar ,ho, r,nni,a ,rd.r
c,,or,d ir,o ~, ,-toro ,,,,, o,,rs ,,o,,or-
an f,J .o,no ,Ya, az o.cano oe,on i,,o
t,e li,ch.., oro.,or,,, az .,,,,o dof.c, mr.
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hH lRsT lLAHIiN" or POTATOES
- W" EN'LANp'- \ writer III the
Ne"Ouil port HeF"t" says the hfs' potA'
toes raised IN New England were miro
ulau,ed i'm rho ,,ardcu nj Afr \ath.,,iel
Walter :, .niover NJ. |, ;s,u.t.
natural ,,.,, -, Ir,-,.,,,.,, .t..,,l3 lao.
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..
=,
WIN '''' lou '''0''
Let farmers form their plans aud
make their PREPARATIONS Tor surrounding
their orchard. with EVERGREEN HODGES
This fal, or next snring 4 ,b;ck bedge
would by its shelter tn birds afford one
of the best projections AGAINST insect
rayaoes Rv hedoipg the orchard rho
oualitv siza and fairness NJ tho trr;,
World be ;,,nrovoJ Tuo or ,hroo
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"ii0''t 'A'i.i". p'''eO'io" ~
~ anu Va '"3 '''"'' ''"" pa
'''u'0i' iin p'o'eli -! "ie""s u
sun P'o'o''iou peas iiiisn' NC success-
iuily grown.
| Although the profits OF FARMING are
not SO great. and fortunes are not accumu-
lated so suddenly as in other pursuits. vet
losses are smaller. and reverses of fortune
are seldom met with. SO that thousand
farmers as they will average. and the total
wealth of them will probably be fully
equal to the total wealth OF a city. The
wealth in farming community is more ey-
emily distributed, and the equal distribution
of wealth contributes greatly to the happi-
ness and independence OF the people.
The food of the COW affects to a con-
siderable extent the milk, but it cannot al
feet it beyond limited degree. A COW
which naturally gives poor milk would
not De made 70 give rch milk by the best
Oh ieeuihs' win most cows the mix va
.'e0 !" ,'s ue iee Vi iicnneSs. "neh 'le
ieoo 10 'He oeo1 anu iiCheot, tneh Tic mlih