The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26
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ous rows of tatcfy trees along the road
side add much to the appearance Of .
farm or county. But mis- uTcd tbst
shaded roads Nmain wet and nuddy
much longer AFTER heavy rains than
those fullyexpo 81 to the rln. This v
doubles ttuc. bat rs an'oaset We claim
that they are les liable "a become dusty,
analbetwegn the two evils there Is not
much scboicc Deciduous trees only
shoaid b. iantel along ras'lsides in
cold climate, because they afford shade
during the season when most needed fiat
all. Roadside trees may also interfere
with the growth Of crops in thc fields
adjoining BY shading as weu as by tho
ABSORPTION Of mcistnn by tieir roots;
hut as We can scarcely secure anything
ofvaIas y ithout sou,o boss, pghaps the
pleasure Derived from passing over
shady red during he hot weather 10
summer, IA well as ,hc beautiful appear
snco Of Mch highway, ! more than con-
yensite for the s'irht loses which they
entail. h..s ar4n- II
BxfruaEvrs wfrn Hovry.-h cor
Respondent Of the Sifpside igq'ccn has
been experimenting to prevent honey
candyips, and -s,~ his experience "
follows During the past summer have
experimcnicd as ieliows:rI put up .ix
ouclpound cam Of beautfull linden
honey, bging careful TO make il into one
h imogemoCH mass by stirring. 1t was
thrown from the combs by an extractor
OF July 20, and pu into csns on August
/. The cans were placed respectively as
follows: one 10 dark, dry cellar, ono
ench under shades Of red, yellow, green
and blue glass, and the sixth can in full
bght. On November 3 the honey in the
Lac candied TO- white November %
t. December 10, honey under colored
sl,ades. candioa, 6rst in the red, next in
Tie yeitow, yreer and blue; whilc the
honey in full light remained transparent
until January, whenit -oon candied after
expo-sre 10. intensely ccisa weather.
From myexpcrience an eqaal tempera-
ture would preserve certain kinds OF
honey, while other kinds would candy
under almost any circumstances. |
think that candied hone y ,,iastead Cd be-
if'g looked uRonsitli disiavor, should be
Recognized NJ evidently pure. j hope,
however, that the above experiments
will lead Others to follow up the light
theory With bcncicial results. ~
N0fsiANDx sirEEf, sIIEpHERps AND
B0Gs.--Thc kinds 81 shccr kept in the
uninclosd farms OF Normandy sem 10
lie a crofs bctwecn the German Dutch
aad MennoS Ihey arc Tor the most
Ilrt hornless, With long Write faces,
road backs and round bodies. Their
I'gs are age ano heavy, anu insif 'a,'s
&c "i'owca :, sso"' An,y are q"i'e u'-
tle' anu .n ~" man "na h's u"s nav NO
'ncs,sy =, m.n,s,"s hooA q TWO OF
''ee n" s''nosh 'ne'e Is nov !"
thce OF any k,no "''uin h'',es ol mem
va Fiece w c'''er W s"'n'''er ''''o"
d movable loid Is pitcheI' where tAe
shcep are KEY. at h'ghI am an hour or
Two curing 'ae neat '' Tue cay inc
'ntPl''" mas i'','e 60, Sigu COZ i'iaceu
'u'S,u' VIC i"'u' "n''e n' s'e'l'' anu III
'Ae' iiN,s 'i' "nc., S',i'''iicr 'O'son, "ne"
MOI o! nI< rs WIN 'Io '1'ep' iiiS aos
- rs !h'e'liseh' pu' more ac'l'o 'nah
himself mas an''nsr i,'le nouSo' s'.o
llaceu on "neeiS, cioss n.y. Inc io'u Is
ehaheeu every n.sn' anu amp! eP!s
i'r any ,iouoic IL oce"sionS ny INV i'on
manure II leaVcs oeliinu. ..-.....
;, In winter the sheep are closely housed
in bergerles, or sheep stables, which
sR usually erected in the orchards upon
luce FARMS, In these the shepherd
sep in hammock, AL. .-. Dbl.
Uhe Norman shccr-dogs are black,
sliglly shaggy, and taller than the
"collies." The tail is long and curved
when excited, bat pendant while at rest !;
eyes. keen and y.giant as that Of an
eiglc; limbs strong aud in ever restless
lotion, except whea the animal is
ehained to his chenil," or movable
tennel. The race 'ssaid he descended
rom inc VOL. ana Is known rs tne c"'e"-
CUP OF "oA o"a'. ihsy are Drought
i'omfne sou'h ol / rance ihe primer
IAi du'soi inc o'S Is 70 suaru me crops
Shons VIM INC Nvu' uu' UPON
rh'cn wv! a'G NOS ",'oN'u 20 u.spass,
Az pre,R 81 DAY shepherd |ili lead
~ih ~ nocE from inc oeIseilo, OF
hiu, 1Htit4y " Nalhi1g nelhIe theu,