The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-30

hAtOAM GIabNtA ONNN llNOII " bt1OII 4
as the result of breathing the poisonous
gases cmanatinp from below. LARGO
wooden ventilators should run from
these cellars M 10 the ton of the barn
He dwclt largely on the manure cues.
ton and the feeding of stock: but This
has previously been rcported In sinh.
stance. Considers ~cottunseod meal
worth tyice nc much os cnr,, vnooi co.
stock. Does not like oil cake for cows.
but is good for calves and horses.
Then the meeting adjourned mil even
ing.
TUESDAY EVENING.
"A lalgc auelence having assembled
~ .ne usual 'ine, VI. cutting deliver
live and ,yhot ,h,,, eh'n, 'bers snou,u
I,a,;ouas ,hn, nnoy snouIu BUY lie
ooi.o'1e NAV 'hc aVoca,lon OF The TAR
I;ro cononaroI LII y neai.n AUG long
hnt sio,;g,;os CIV, VIII o'ner avocations,
caso ond ~, ho .nat .niS Is not tne
20 ~ .nis h1 CONSIDERS que mainly
~; ~ snrrory 1Unu''ioh Oh the mousse and
IT, oJdnanns.
,horo;n ,hiao1 was Unsigned TO show
wherein the d~eilciencies exist and their
ou1 'eue ! was done in so plain
o pu p,io,i ,Ia u manner as u not be
Tho "aso auan wei understood.
in iho suhioo," were much Interested
Of wbioh ,Io ~presented,i Ill consequence
y, Wnloh lnc meetlng was prolonged
a gentleman inquired if there was
cellar.
The doctor was not much in favor of
this practice, vet if thew are tioht and
kept from becoming fonl or uncloon
there might not be any porticulor oh.
lection.
Inquiries being made in relation n
contagious diseases, as dipbtborio and
typhoid fever; the reply was that ,hou
are most generally produced bv STAG.
nant water about the premises. Inner.
feet drainage, bad Ventilation. etc
The doctor dwelt with great earnost'
ness on the necessity and Importance If
paying the most rigid attention IN thoSo
sanitary conditions even if at n cons;d.
cradle expense, as all will find in Tho
end that it will be much cheaper 10 do
this than to pay Doctors bills. to cav
nothing of sickness, suffering and
death. &c
The audience were enthusiastic over
this address, repeatedly cheering him.
and urging him to "go on" By This
solicitation he was kept speaking until
10 o'clock-holding the audience infer.
ested to the end.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
r,o
H. n ~ ny y, nieI'lns having arrived,
mn. OF Whiting, gave
an interesting inc valuable addrese.on
Hnh1.n rUvclaents vi pasture lands.
9Th ons suoJecI was treateu more
T Th. relcreHcc 10 iar.is slluatcd IN the
onni paiu ,alicy, sun lncre were sew
unn p,inoiples u,lhc appiicaDie 10 al
Th;a VI INC s,a'c.
Gov Ts Was prepared expressly
~. Con. naea9 report, Dnt had not
I;;oa Pr MY az any meeting o1 TINS
M ~ ny SUI VI the pasture iahds OIL
M ora tha .iain sailey Is mostly Gay,
pally applv TO those oc sncb a cboractor
II womb annear from Tho nanor hot
these pastures have faIIon ppH yorr
much in noint of nroduct;on wb;,e thsa
Quantity of Tho herba no has 1eter;orot1
ed. In tho remedy nronoSod ho tohas
the cround that Tho soil 10 not Jofo;nn,
TO any great extent in the mineral for.
~tilizino elements. which tbcn of conrso
do mot nced IN no snnnI;od. hit thauo
anne ars 10 he n Urcat lack ~ yorotnbio
matter from t5c constant crenn;nn
which must in some manner be snnni;,'
ed If these soils are IN ho ;mnrowo5 H.
means by which this is to DC accom-.
plished will be in not feeding too785H
". leaving a sumclent quantity OF grass
to protect the roots during the winter
Sea.on. moulu PITY ia'c III .le lhl III
mun iow oeuo " iaoiilta'c uraihuge, ana
ne ooUMins splins SOW W oa.s or
Pon;, sowi"s 'neLeon Piaster' the loi-
rUm,"s 'an VI "ihoer appiy as mucn
1870 a o1n W sPareu ior 'he
pM pV'o' anu NC sooono croP sho1iu oe
"noa' u eovu " slass, woulu no.
bo fnds ~ oat uoS AhS sr"ss, 40
nur,nsa "N0 "u0n oo''oi ir 'nc
F",P
some 1armers present have had good
success win oats, but the verdict was
generally III favor of wheat. In stock
ing 10 grass would make especial use
oil ciover (the northern Variety a
smaller amount OF Alsike clover, timothy
anu leo-top; WIN TINS method OF
p.hono mounu gisc uuc Pronnl.encc "
oaotsn c~ui.iva.ioh vi .ne s1il, as ii
$50 ~ success: MI.
g srh;oh onn rom MS eAPeriencs'
ost ,n tappoeu W ~ Vi especiai i1ter
I'LL ~ ,ncls owning pasuhrc iahos u
. 0n"iao'cr'
Inc speaker was interrupted very
often with questions and remarks,
making 1t very difficult making any
''o 'epor''
1t appears that several towns in Adj
olson county have been seriously in
jured-the pastures especially by the
ravages of q worm the fore part of the
summer, destroying the grass entirely.
These continue only about two weeks