The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-27
Agricultural.


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lsoaisats u the privy, .ae ehambsr
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SANE sort sad be 10 sigat. II those
chs we're % mveh disSusted could pa.
steiF premises "a sxhibitiop. they
~ogld cone Of With uach credit Il they
held no greater HalsAhet Than Waldo'E
barrel. Sail they woadss al the mys-
terious dispensAlioss 81 providence,
which ehAsiens them With diphtheris
aud typAoid lever
"fhe fact j.. that an acre Of land can
be mAsured more eheAply aud with
less labor 10 THE way than sRy other,
and that ihe waste substances Of the
lara will ne lsss oHsssivs aud lees H.
able 10 DO hArm whom utilized in this
way tbaS 40 usually manAged. There
are three Of ,hese that | particularly
refer to, aud thsse are nlgh. soll. cham
Dor slops and ben manure. On uine
tasms oul Il tsu shGliew vsalt uoder
the PliEs reserves the tnL always
giviag OF offensive odoss, Aad often 10
wet weather drapiog into the well 20
poison lbs tamily. The chamber slops
are thrown qua or the garden, aoory ard
here aud there, or arc poured into the
PRIV saalt 10 sdd 20 the denominations
already sceamulstsd there The drop.
pipss IRON the fowls accumulate during
the yesr. and oa many farms for q Sc.
ries Of Yeas. and are scattered and
wasted, by the fowls. Now these are
the materials which | am persecuted
for saving. and yet il will aot take a
days time iu lhs whole year 10 save
them. aud che pTivy, the dooEyaFd ard
the hen, house will be better OF because
Of H.. All that i Necessary il to put .
shallow BOZ under the ptiyy. aud keep
a small aisoaa. otdry arthintbe privy
10 . box or barrel. il you have room
lOr i and With q paddle made from
shingle, or better. q small tia scoop,
throw quart 81 W or The dry earth ID
your box daily. Whenever the box is
full wheel it away to your recepticle,
which should be under cover aud ough.
10 contain from fifty TO one hundred
bushels Of good mould from the woods.
Upon this mould the chamber. slOps are
to be poured. The hen manure l would
clean up once Q week aud put in old
barrels and mix il with the night soil
and leaf mould. q week or two before II
was to be used. It will take ten min.
utes month to save the night soil
about tho same for hen manure, and
you will need to empty the "barrel'
Of chamber slops five or ak times q
year, which will take an hours time
II all. A week or two before using
you will want to shovel It over perhaps
twice. to mix thoroughly, which will
takgm hour eace jtIns, and gouswit
have enough mApusss asgood - super
phosphate, TO manure five acres OF corr
or potatoes In the hill. or to scatter
broadcast over As many acres of wheat
ell Of which has not reduced the guam
tity Of stable manure 9 particle. aud hal
not cost you more than . days work
tThe soil round your house has not beer
contaminated. and you have never sp
piled the same amount OF fertilizer &c
cheAply or with so little "nastiness,
aud The effect OF this foe concentrated
manure will be such that you will be
gin 10 save the drippings Of the manure
pile, TO wet your compost with. ate
tho chamber Stops are exhausted. anC
slso TO handle aud fms your manure
before hauling II 70 the feId and wher
Iyou have fouHd out the true value o
these waste materials, your conscience,
will trouble you 80, for the hard thing
that you have written, that you vii
ask pardon vi WALDO"
| IL will be we'll TO revive the custom