The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

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animation, we ,lIuk lhe fruit ontiOob
not 80 dlp''H 1901 anticipated NtOlr lNaI
meeting B p.r.luliy uhmll.nt,
JACOB BurERp
hN, NlFh,
Committee
John NHnE ,iys they hlyH gOl. hope
for r1uiys bat polthb all, or umrly
Ull are luliui,
Jacob Rlpah, Slml' 9orroll aud j,
H. Nlel2, special committee on OOn3titu.
ton aud bylaws, reported, which on
motion Oi A, PuuUu9 Wa1 received AMI
committee discharged, Said report was
ruled by the chair TO lay over until next
meeting, when II would hO before the
society for amendment and adoption,
(Rpporl too lengthy tOin,1rt here-S'c,)
sir BIZ ApplrsUll rights cherries
all rigN, but tHuiDr h1ilgl varieties,
j, H. Rp,h-AUgHS unh pears gll good,
On vineyards. ST., Bli2'r gli no had
no reHson IN chsntp hilVpOrt from lRst
mJnth, ur RoesUlll inquired what el.
feet would be lplt by lhN grapevine iu
cutting buck ~ tl' second joint from
bunch of grnroh tao new growth In Au'
guHl, Ug hN lii Ihb lgsl two Seasons, no
stop Che foty The results with him Sc
the htpplB are dead back 90 Che parent
vine. Here 70 lengthy discussion arose
ug % tn0 cause Wud preventive of the
tot, nc. Hug naW however
Mr ADD Hershey inquired when o lDW
meeting Dgu iIppUrlu OF thbglapt
puncNo, ll paper acb .heWuy 7hGl.Og
I|...H#.
rXpoHlug them % glnlighty
On mO.luu VI ], Fbo,u adjourned till
~ O'clock, 90 dinUu.
40 t2p miu lhp uHsanee OF i t.Nler1,
pfcEt pro tenn, Mr.. Blz.r sailed the
meeting TO order, aai moved thut Jacob
Rupori not ~ Pies.dou. i0I the after
noon, elected,
MraA,J, Hershey read the following
essay on the subject OF
FARMERS GARDENS,
God created the heavens aud theearlh
aud IN all mOlchlegs wort none attracts
as the perfect Garden Of Eden, from
which untold misery descended 10 man
through the fall OF our tlrsl parenta,
one iUrcihl0 aud practical lesson IL pre-.
aentod to us Though the beautiful
Eden cOmo perfect from tho hands Of a
Crent0t, yet that perfection must needs
he cared for, thus mnn was placed there
10 dreus aud kDrp w. Can We In our
minds eye picture all It's beauties as
Adam llr0t gazed upon lts delights-lus.
ci0us fruits surprisingly tempting, 70
which mau with all his progressive fac.
ulti0s has not attained; ll0werB the rnr.
eat thut ever mortal man bOheld, with
pure sparkling, water dancing and gur.
Cling on ltg way All that man could
wish, we would say And y0t the sup.
position IN that Adam was not satisfied,
God perceived that II wns not good for
mau 10 bo alone; Tor with Wl this lux
ury and beauty what would man do
without the Ingenious mind Of woman
10 help enjoy aud her sklllful hands 10
prepare, And sO woman was created
aud placed IN the garden, aud presume
lhorO ls no doubt IN the minds Of most
farmers wives but that she will remain
there until the and Of time, aud the
farmOfa Will aay, Well, II was all her
own fault, II only Adam hnd kept on The
safe side, But TO lay al this aside, all
Will cOncede that u good vegetable gglr'
den Ia both convenient and profitable;
aud NJ this aeNaOn VI The year ltnot only
does but should engrOsa the busy mind
Of every prudent and busy housewife.
Even the inevitable aprlng h0us0.CeHn.
Ing, thnt terror Of all peace.l1ying hus.
bands, or that love Of u spring bonnet,
The delight Of 40 many feminine heafts,
should b0 kept In The background, Lot
ua now discuss tho ways aud means Ol
having better garden the coming sea.
aon than In those that have passed, II
Natures wllful moods do not interfere
too often; no doubt many look back " Nh
regret upon the failures Of the last year
and by tho defeats OF the rnet determine
10 succeed IN the future il Is u lamont
able fact that our nOIghbGta Of the city
enjoy the fruits and vegetables NJ The
garden long before th0 average farmer
uld Ia the busy apringtlm', when rood
uppetlt1e are plenty aud eatnhlee scarce
ihOn II IL we realize the necessity OF
early gardening. And now, after three
successive years VI frost aud blight, In
which tho supply has not been equal u
tho domand, 90 which our empty fruit
NnOlNOb HlNb unple lohtllnOn11 ~ w
cannot have fruits w0 must cultivate
the vegetable, aud there are luxurlel
Ia that kingdom ~ we'll aa In others
lt In a Belt.eyident fact that d
farmer must make his living Of Of th(
farm, aud without good garden II Ii
impossible 10 DO 30, II affords healtl
and happiness 10 the p0ssess0r. Sup
pose now that one Of our farmers tries
for The lrst time, little early garden
Ing, One reason OF this IL, that, las
spring, nelgbbor A had garden sass twt
weeks Of least earlier than no did, ant
that didn't quite suit his Idea OF things
10 he goes TO work counting tho time N
alInost lost no doubt, and thilkini
onSSgy ,od oI ls ~ 9lds 70 90 plcwssd pc on
/ and when II Ia oil nicely prepared f0i
ala autttl.x Aha .xand s.,tf sallavaa him H.