, 1880-02-07

!Mh.lsho,s or cosn............ ....... N.
e
l.soj bus,ois Of potatocs 40
sweet s potatoes. s..'".....',.....'.,..'. ."....-
.iuItnPs.: =
lruak-patch... ......................" q
,;Nts. .'..'..."'.s".''..'..'.' ~
IMttCr.... ........s......+........ y
1hO0 pumpkins. .......................... II
Pens ns,d ots. s..........+... ...-..........--. y
Making tota1 Of. .+...................ftfI
III addition to the above lnuy be ennmer-
ntcd pusturnge for three COWS, three horses,
5 @ @lss,sr eFH 5 proets sH q Of taSs So trss9e 'ns 9ss
used by three fnin1lies; also, about Sl0U
worth Of lurscry.stock.-m q SUM total
TINT few farMs Of 100 acres Will bcnt. =,
sa7 VIZ s: ds init It a a'oS sceon to- o sas VIZ
Kept. 1t would lRyo becu mora satisfactory
lfatl nll account also been kept OF the ex-
pnnses connected with It. The farmer who
soss ss sfy fs cSssn f S and aefhs hs sGsss snpe e u
hundred dollars left ns tho result of Il SEN
sons work, Is fortunate. He does better
tl,ail the uyerAEe working or professional
% %ng et E II e s md nd q c o 'y ye%f 70 Ds soW s fo9 It.
DELErEHIous VINEGAR,
Dnt very small proportion Of tho vinegar
sold in groceries Is lit to be. taken into tho
human stomach. Snlpl,tric-acid and glu-
cose enter, largey into its manufacture, In,
Ii for something sonr md cheap: md, when
u demand exists Il supply Is certain to follow.
lersons who desire to know whether the vim
egnr they are using fs lro Or mi, ca,l satEsfy
themselves by tho following sIl'lplc atialysEs:
| ceNts' worth of 1uurlatc 1T baryta drop. a
| few Eraills Of It IN, glass contalnlnT tlle
| vinegar to be tested. If tho vinegar Is In.
pure It VIII Immediately tMr, very white md
| tile bottom 0f the glass. II pure thera will
Hscpers @ sfi wo'fi take t|se prsssatloa p test
xsSs e aiopps TO- sae an Sd es9 as c sss e
| compelled TO purchase q puro article.
MANuH,Sp otcI1a1,ps.
! II IA Derlnus snfa to sav tint mt one or-
Sp III ~ ~ 1e y gysi ay s0fe G s,
H. n, mrne ~ ,1 ron crnn nvatv vnnr XII nthnr
crdms ~ nro srsan~tpnn,i IL 3ha olnfe"n ~
1u,,ra ~ ~ thn sni r. int M Serner nynrcis ~
MuE o. crop 1ness ra vog e giVes o1a rs @ fese
evcrW I,,c1, of sn,I Within +, ra,Ii,1s ~ twnntv
et narS " on III yhns tnn "nvars - on
nren. enmuot al1stain lifc' Wy ggr',wt,' md nm.
M! frogs ot tftn WtoNs tpcs SppMc
EmT,r,"i Ftirn,eT' wrjtinT from n sertinu
Whnre one would s,tpnoSe tIo yai,lv Of
orchards was bust understood, suys:
'tYhr INV Of nnturu applied 10 npple-trcea
I II rs true NJ that Nllleh governs corn or
wheat, or anything else that grows. Living
ptNnts that prntiice food-cr0ps must 10 fed.
Something cnnnot be obtained from nothing.
Appse-trees robbed year after year OF fruit
which Inns been created from anAxha,lstc,l
soil {and poor, defacctl, secontl-class fruit 1t
must bo),-growlng upon land Which l,as
been pasfitret,, Or froni whLcl, tile grass his
been inown every summer, that lIs1s not, for n
peroa, G{ te1 or tecn e tng ttwsnty ysars Ind
ceptirg that wruiIg from hard soil,-wo say
applc-trecs treated In this manner will re-
sent It md stop yielding fruit, Ms
they ought to. II anything Is expected
Of thoni, they must be fed; and It
tho minds OF the class of orcharl-furulers Of
which We have spoken, thnt ul1re IL nothing
80 q E6oa ioE olH runo4t eXna,isted si,e, orc1rds
As hnesai }eea!hR, gSNesous NnantNy p&
or stan'o m0liMrel mulch, or Whatever III we
WY o. colnposk tlle iatlaer llAs ny t!aild. ~
nelnoer that ilberGl ieeulaE, @ witn pruning
nn;t gooa cero 90 Of UP Trees Wlli Io m'lGn TO
IclIfehAt1 a.! olu ulcliMlus. Apply tne uFcss-