Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-16

in 1909. 10 and IL, which amounted
about three thousand eight hundred an
fifty head which was made possible by til
confscation and breaking up of tho,
! tlocks so carefully reared and guarded h
:, the Spanish nobility for an unknown pr
b riod before. His paper is IN exhaustiv
history of our early importations of No
rinos, which were much larger than
generally supposed, the period of 1909 an
T. 10 seeing according TO Capt. Morrison
statement, which is pretty well substar
tiated by other evidence thousan
head brought in, of the subsequent fate c
many of which little is known. This pa
| per will be published in the Forthcoming
register of the association.
Professor Brewer followed Mr. Chapman
with remarks on that and Mr.. Perkin'
paper, saying that Mr.. Perkins rather un
der than overratedthe hardships and draw
backs of Texas sheep-raisng, and he ha,
no doubt they would have to come to Yer
mont for fresh blood to keep up their Tex
as flocks, Other Interesting literature o
carly sheep-raising was contributed b,
Prof Brewer, Mr.. Chapman, Mr.. Hub
p'tlb anu OGIClSs
THURSDAY AFTERNOONS
exercises were opened by singing by thu
choir, alter which Col Il. S. Stoweil O
Cornwall read paper on the Menta
Growth of Farmers. He believed the
state board in important auxiliary in the
growth and help of the farmer. lie spoke
of the changes of business made wher
prices in certain classes of products &C
down, which changes intensity and per.
petuate the trouble.
The next was an address by Mr.. f. D.
Mason Of Richmond on Pasture Lands
The question now is, how we are to keer
up tie fertility of the pastures? In dairy.
ing sections the custom is to turn the cows
into the pastures to fill themselves. and
take them out at night, and never think OF
putting anything back. good sod may
generally be secured by turning over the
old sod in August or September, putting
on aoout ten loads of well-rotted manure,
IL bushel of rye and bushel of herds
grass, and in the spring about peck of
clover. Brakes will be pretty surely
killed by turning over in August, and
thlslIes generally killed by cutting in the
same month; but at any rate cut them be.
fore they 90 to seed, and all weeds should
be cut IN the same way. and put on the
,o'HJUS' n''P. ne u'u NOT helleVe es,
p ', IN Ioiiiinercl'l manure; ne had
ioN'i ""ShT ouu one M'freI OF II, ana
''oTS''. ''lo' ne Shoula never buy another.
Nll' MASON was kept on tile stand y
'' 'E "'t ., inc 1uestiohS whcIl followed
,'v'' o'ler laPIoIy' I'M nearly dark, when
.,'I ''',V',nS was hoJourhed 10 me IN the
S'''o'l House nan III The evening,
THURSDAY EVENING
exercises were onanuJ hy n,r.i Ia f.o,,, ,Lo
NIiInluhurv Clol Hl"l,. y Il'u'lo i,o'i we
prnf G II Prkin. If tLo 0 rr "t'nuS9 " :
Vermont ON ,,,Th. para1i ,1s IIIi'''l VI
Shrrn P,nf pn,.ins '''5',,S ,''ieI ~
snyinr that his snhinnt ,u',s No or y,
otn .,,d nuIti,,,, r., ''o' P'c"',''''
FptrNAvs rnnrrt Of his pnaii,.. - 'u'
ner said the r,,nrtfr ~ ona','f ~ W., pa
had saiI thar aI,nr haa'in Un0 VI LIS ''u."lq e.
INA inrlinuJ IN tI;,,l. IL ',o2, ~ I'io ",'u"
mora Than two ,nilar, " "nn "i IVY n ;
man nncL, If bn ha1 l ;'''" a. LAW III
horn Mo prnto'1,,' ,II,,', Do,o'0 u: was
dress NV di,gr,my nnd at"" "''t' us '''l
nrnnoo ~ tin1,s ,Ini I'"u , 'h "llei Iei-
ransus fine grnh- in.tho hond rh ~ e "i I
,,,,,,u . NV ms ny nays
which attaches it,nif nv t,, W 'lio SSnooP
lininm ,ha ,os+rI G WV 'l:.''" ''he
inward Gnoiino ON u,n "o,N9 Us way
membrane itself Tbis tmnhIo 10 '',i'' Vno
one MISUNDERSTANDING t rto".to ~ u serious
hob authority to lhn oontr,r' ' w. q.
the trouhp might hn onrad H., ~ Ut
strono c,rholir acid y,nn ,o" " i"'i''lins d
All that am ho dann :, J.. -,
ornhs franz thn had and w. io.iio'u Ille
Recommended limo roJnooJ w. oo'' 4;, w i'lioy
der whirh tbn Shooa eha W q i i pow
make rhnm snao1o nnb S Sn 'h,l. lh'l'ie 10
worm lis nnyt ,, arn 1o , ,, ou' the
worm. tracing it, nr r'3r.u "es '',e l"Pe
takes two inliyidnals Of G1 ~ s' now 1t
reach maturity in two indi '',no NM IN ~. 70
ferpnt snecios s,artno onl '' iu'',Is Vi ull-
and reorhinr n,ntnrit1 o,I,y - 'N1 noS'
hcincMond r,ua ''. nn n on'S IN tne human
t,nn worm 1o0o faat ' 1 Nhere one
fidm a nm and l. in ,ho 'D ',E7,, "'S t"he"
penhaoen Tbn noxt ,ro 'A' ,La az w.
fame worm know 30 t,, "'t % ''!o species OF
which is in the immatnro ' a,Stn D' -, ti
sheen and reaches n,at"rit,, ? o. a. IN the
from which II 10 in tnr,' 10y in tne ooS
sheen and co taens M ,aNt ,p,o "p oy the
ronnI If ovi.tooon 0F Ie ~ 'no continued
H. W :1>''tU'iOo' Al tncIe were no dogs
novt naras;ta i" 'Dos 't ,%o " eNiS'' Inc
WOW, r,,,nJ;,, H., WY 'P0'leS ol tape
nroducinr what i, J Gda,, ~ tno oI'lI' ana
The nr2t was tha nv Umd a. ~ wafer oran'
is estimated tbat aLoro "te'+ VI Wllleh IT
annnalIv IN Cr "v ' p;. e'snt e'uhdfed dle
this tano worn, ~ tI ,''l'i ~ an egg OF
If thn sbeon tbn or U'i ~ ii..o llo stomach
lille warn 10 rrJoJ % on ni'so SWIVEL Oh ana
into the crrnlntinn ootti in sV ~ gelS
of the orrans Nc ,ho ' I,,a.s ~ some one
90 IN oniarrin% ' o 'nJ , ,v'So VI n'er, ana
eplahle mowor 81 ', ,, "itn ' almost meal
safe to eat hnit or ypm ot"IIlo" ~ IS never
The oardpn witbont ,roob;p s"Ilereo IN
from y nonl os ono.,' &c " ,i';t VI drink
he nrosd po' so VI 1illS parasite may
in COMEDIAN hIp "'ioii oos9 are ABOUT
hat ono norsnn ~ 800, ~ ~ estimated
s afractpJ VIII ~ KY iol'y Ill Iceland
sixth tho dooIbs tban" u'9 '''.s anu one
1ying IN tho ,,ros ' ' oe lio'li 'l's cause
He Ind no Io TJ'T n,o Ua s ~ many dogs
roved every rear NV tho o onreP wGf : ues
,siio wbic6 oro o% t, Dy VI" 10 Vi tuls par
han thero ~" wv 1I 'n UP from inc dogs
themselves ct " ''i0 N''o'' 'I'''oN Oh dogs
Ha snoLo Of ,ho ,;u,a s..,
,rten in Sboon 'ru l'''i , luAes louhd so
n tho A1irnnh i "tu 81 s pae"!y IN tIe deer
Wv mu'aC''' us, lor wlllch mere IS no
,nv thine, Is - ' ' i""on 'no l'Vef. inc