Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28
Correspondence.

MN 90 AMI-ftIEI IfINif-.
We are indebted 70 Hon. j. -. Adams.
Secretary Of the New HAMPSHIRE Board Of
Agriculture. for an entire set five yolume.)
of his reports. with a duplicate of the last
volume. lie saws: "Your .insoleuce is
cordially received. Write ms a paper for
volume q. and we wiucallit square" These
REPORTS are among the most valuable issued,
made M for the most part of very timely
and nroctical contributions. which are skill
fully edited. thus adding greatly % their
value. Mr.. Adams has won high rank as an
agricultural writer aud secretary and de-
serves it. Indeed. it is only by desert that
such rank can be- won.
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,trIu r,sber Of norr, write. of ihis
,.,a,a. 81 n,on,.d , nan. lcss than three
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-. -. -, ,,r,hor Than common
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.bois i,.li,c f-on, five ,o ,er
,o1s Won ,old mo oyorv Mound was
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n. -. sold como If ,be,, n me
III. .nl Ohio had , ,ecl tolls mo
H. sI., ha1a n.cl of profossor prinole lie
o,a;,ns n,or. i decil.d d;g.r.nce in tbe
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H.. h,.i loo, .o,lN nc
s,ro,.o n, soil so,netimes noLns a SLIGHT
difference in fine appooronce of POTATOES
Inf Mr. Fisber's reirbhor,pnst have a lively
imoci,atiou If he .ees any difference in the
gro,,th of fine TINS which are of a peculiar
licb, rreen mike any other variety we
have soon. This LIGHT yellow-rreen Of the
folioge ,y,s so unusual fat least ON our soiD
that r.bor uo ers, had tbe,n we tbouobt
,bey warn unhealtbv lint the lnxnriont
growth and LARGE WELD soon removed that
susncion The nualitv of the Snowflake
cannot be heat we are having them. baked
unon our breokrast-table now. every morn
HteIv to hurst omen in a ouick oven. Thi.
variety il certainly the Queen of polatoe,
We wish il we're true that we were able ID
send ont some other variety in their place
doso,.,;ng t,o cborocter Mr. Fisher so iustl,
oiyes tbem Mr.. Fisher saws he had 400,
Irol with Rrovuelrs Reantv" So bav,
we and have discarded tbcm. thopch fine,
soo,,,od H., ,,ro,nise wall
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IN. A., ~. .l,.,.n :, ..;on., III,
aas,.i,. w. T., I'll. ran,;,,. -, ;nso.,, pn,
in common speech it IS a bug aud Will long
remain So In its origin the word bug
means something trightiul (supernaturalll
so, indeed, as illustrated in bugaboo y
but by hansterence 1t has been bestowed
upon disagreeable insects, and finally upot
the majority OF them, so that we hear the
brightly colored beetles called beautiiu
bugs terms directly contradictory II We
view them stymologically, but quite con
sistent as found in the vocabulary oil yonnt
ladies. Mr. Stoddard' oil warren writes u
that this " Colorado gentleman has mad
his appearance IN that town, ana says
VIII you tell us how often they want look
lug to, and the manner OF breeding z The,
want looking to pretty much all TN
time, as our friend VIII find As to TN
manner OF breeding 1t Is 10y yellow colore'
eggs laid upon the under SIDE oil the leaves
| just AS he says he has found them. But Tn
] a. roa ifu.J ,,,iato lur Iv M tnaaus 4.
Iancorons ~ insect rron,cates in ,hs sam
me-, 4 o,,l,, sii,lu,, lor,,.r ,,a,
bo vorow sorash hno and iools ike II
pnt Tho Colorado fallow il as nr,e rs
oroin ~ cogee or lorcor and mnst Il
irs.tel as directed n few vecls ago
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