, 1877-12-10

I AFAWG4~@EG0rt0 to 4lAmG
| --Gsrfnts Them mAid-Exterinlnastng Rats-.
| Tho 'cat Apple-Urrcn Crops-Corning
Meetings.
| Fran n"F st'n CoTrEsp'n4'n'
e"A3FA!HS' III, l'cc. S.-tifapeT'ncs should
nc tFin'fnea during leisure weather this month;
anu " "esl3aoH'. the prane' canes may bs
tase' oo~n rom thc afDoF' trel'ts, or stake,
saa Nv Asnti5 eosesca with soi' or other
ihuleulns' sheyn.l'sta .s OF experience do not
,eeu ~ .ook 10 nc faFm aha oafucn I 1or
'''e.'ue''on ~ 10 tnc proper season anu methou
e ~ "o'''k .'ae WIZ nut luere arc tnousands OF
| 'sI"css, VIM nave from one 70 uozcn F'nef,
M 'eA4'1 auo" "o''naa o1 tncnioous opcfah0l.
oc'osc cattlng OIL any u the canes or
| branches from a vine, II Is essential that
! oup should remember that The growth Of last
~ .i,',. tss.s, ,~,,s. - " oua W.
ou' e"oo'' i'ol'f "a'e'' she isutt II peouaeeo,-
otcntmea SIX or eight punches to ahtots II tho
however, 10 permit tnuro than two. or ncrnan,
,hro,, t,'o.,os =, .c,,.,, 1t,s,.,1 49,. ~,
."eI' ,'''s"es W ''.'"'n' hAHuE 'hese 'aets
III MINI, We can MIKE some calculation as "
the amount OK wood that should be left to bear
trutt next rear. A good, strong. healthy vine.
should prot]ucr
""o"
foaTr on FIFTY LUNCHES. ....
a vino on q tfc'lIs Or a'bor may, Of course,
be expected to produce many more; but ono
fault with pr,,nsnr auch vines IA IN fcavtnv foo
much wotxf ,,,,, ,h,, ~ ~ ,ra.,, .,,as... ~
..'s "uo@ ~" sAI y, no "sAH e1aIaetc'
lint she oouchcs aFe sMa'i anu INC 'ralt tnicfor
Inc Vlhe.cultnftst, Whose object le to grow as
many pounds OF fruit for market ns possi-
lila onn ., 1.ro, ., ~ non H. .n,sa ~
,rns~ ..o,..sa ssas., a. ~o..,,t S..
s'o". eseAs w xa'' VI. 'eeu's .'om aie" 'unen.
CT ahot therefore, Keeps hh bcarinx wood
near the crown OF the rine US possible: Ia fact.
/. IL f,aYdly prnrtlcable tn rrnw large. flnc
buncfcs anywhere else. Then, II your yincs
nre trained 10 single stake.. yo, ,houltl sr,ect
tro canpa nj n. nearlv couai .t,c a. no,,th1.
o,I h.ro .,,,+,, .tsst =. ~ .,,sssa. ~" NV.
three Or four buds do not generally produce
fruit; therefore. they need not be talscn into
CONSIDERATION. nov. II q cane ts I've feet long,
anu contains Two buds to the foot, there Will bc
nu,n9cf. but tcn will Ktvc Us Al: least thirty
bunchcs, anu perhaps fifty; therefore,
~, TEN coon yHutT-nuDe AnH ENOUGH
The second cane should be rcacrsed In case
other wood Should be cut OIL and removed out
OF the way. Lay tue trimmed canes down, md
cover as bctorc directed.
In trimming the vines upon IN albor or trcls,
Into consideration, aud tho eating be done ac-
corsllngly.
y vineyard always fcpays good caro- and eul~
tivatIohs 1t should ret Give ni, annual coating
~ Hs'tAANt "AA "oV4t%1AGA WIZ Auh E4CAkl{ W
Its prod.sct!rcness. A few hours work so.ne
afternoon VIII put tue VINEYARD In good SHAPE,
these directions ore followed.
great many farmers comolutn tint they are
IMPOSED on nr TaAMrs,
especially during bad weather, wtei there ia ITO
w6rk 10 he dune. In this respect, farmers arc
10 worse troubled than tl's pcople ot CITIES.
Tsss ssn 91si 9s !. tho and vagss
around tue dcpots, station.iouscs, and loclt.ups,
gainttg d .ptecar.ous living by beEglnE aud
stealing. Tho pcuple arc to blanc Tor
great deal of this tramptug. II IA a
Scll.tctllcd axiom that nu man long follows q
hustnc.s tl,at does not atrori him Lying. 4
tEnmpfs life may not be Tho most. luxurious;
hut those fellows, or tue most Ut them, have
cut louac froTn friends and families, and travel
and beg for living. They aIu lost to Kll sunke
Of shame, and not ONT In ten would work II 1t
wero offered hin. rhors Ia ons way to PIT an
cnd 70 tllls intoserao!c nutsanre md that IL, 10
RrFcsr AID or ANr KIND
to q strange bergar. We pay taxes to support
our local poor therefore, II IL lnaa Is uuable to
support h11nsslt lGt lllu re'oaln where l,e has y
Ia wrOuu fur Iloursi hur,l. working npo,n IN In,