The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-09

r. ival Of J.a1 try Ta:rs.

q -iyal of Gesl try lars. b
Or. IT tn. IN eli 'nra ny 7'"ns
fsr oar agr,ouliurai Glasses Is t g
growing iutere.t n'rnif std 70 our !
coantv fairs, Beginning WITH the :
-sto,,k show al Daubar's Cave these
a.yo-istiona have net "ith = EHA'
-...cces. this fall. Generally tie at
tendance bns been good, and IN every
in.f,hee the stuck exhibition has
-, decided improvement
1;tai, a lew years Mid tie Ieanes
-. never in all is past history has
lad 80 much stock Of high merit.
Scarcely a farmer lives II this sec
DIN i tie stete who iSnot grazing
,uo his sheep cattle and horses y
:b1uher point .: excellence than ever
-ec,ra known This is one o. ths
9,aot i.,dicae,oas Of progress. " hen
aver the cult vatiors d the son ar
..;np1s,gd 10 ao Improvement OF
tie domestic animals, the imProY.
,,,c.,t Of 1hc soil is sure to follow.
No instance in tile history of agt'
culture csa be pointed out where ~
improved &sricultnre did not 'oil"%
n The wake Of improved domestic
ar;r,,,s. For long period the "gri~
culture Of England languishsd and
The WELD Of agricultural products ~
81. United Kingdom wesreduced u
such a point rs to threaten the very
existence Of tAs people. !,
Attls. beginning Of the e'ghteen'n
century the agriculture Of Eng'1oo
.of The rul.st character. Tie
land for the most part was uni;'cl's-
- and stock DFa!I Kinds ran togoth
- vpon the commons. The hold-
mare cropped il succession nh'l'
H.. ,,ore Wi nigh e'h usie@
The oanrler OF &C, Jury immediately
f,lloring 1850 is memorable n 'hs
h;.,orv 81 English agriculture 70
,ba many improvements made
the genius Of Blackwell Z cue y
4r1orai,ary Improvement mao
q domestic aniia. 50 ! sp .oiahY :
- in,,royemept.of the charao' G
~ the snsepswhicb proved the yer
l.,;;o,, stone of new agriculture
With sheep cams turnlps aud Y"
~ danasturing Of turnip came IN
-,,ea,rant 70 tbes aoll. Longhor
tile were improved, 10 DO snpe'
oedsd BIZ the Shorthorn Or Our
nmm cattle. Merino sheep were y
t-oduced by George IL. Who nov
ever, poor As a statesman Vas - =, :
orsr,etic aud Jealous farmer rs
Bath aud West OF England o ,e
va. established in 1777. the h'si
land society il 1884 and the Natlo
81 D.ard Of 4 gricul,u"e IN lI9
Those societies, by their eNhibluo
AID pubhcatons, difused sen
,naaaure Of Intelligence through
x.nts Of society as to enable them
d,scsrn ana to ploft by the INFO
NATION obtained.
Through the influence OF 'tn'
societies and the great stimulus giY
70 agriculture by the Napo'so'
.rs tho rental Of land IN Scotia
rose from $4,000. 900 ia 1898
- 278,Gs5 in 1915. The !
~. ;,torests increased more raj
II sban any other. The consumpt
~ bnteher-meat increased out OF
r-o,ort,on t, that Of bread-gral
To meet this demand thore "
moro green crops and more
stnck fcom wh.ca have resuI
more wool, more meat, more
uure. more grain crops. The
auct;vcuess If the soilJhas b
pres,ly iuerc Ase3. Land has
made to do quadruple the dnt
performed a century ago. Agfl
tnre az a science ana an art
tteudilv advanced, and to the
meroua local agricultursl syocis'
which sprang MP all over the IN
Kingdom. collecting and dissem
ting information, are these great
provements o he ascliDed.
With awakened interest IN
cultural fairs will come impr
ment in live stock; with lmpr
ment in live stock viii come inc
sd fertility in the soil; with iner'
fertility IN the soil will come sgr
tural prosperity and dovel4n
Let the fairs be encouraged
the liye stock interest promoted
every other branch OF agr'ct
viii fiourish.-American.
Treatment If Hes cholera
Prof. L. A Grange, ot tie 4
Agricultural College. writing
Prairie Farmer on this topic,
"Veter,narians, who had yer.
teasiYe experience 10 the inre
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