The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-20


Aliyr some htrle time speu5 in social
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Amer. '' Ask, - SUI ~ Sad %" ,N' Ian rvs
n'''ns It" 50 l'' '-'N'iC' u iasl SUI" ~
tween the r"''~ 2" preserve TIE fFui6 iFom
rpjiing 1u 1uF Si"VHd. Ne" "tnd3 are pro-
iucuj tFrrn SITE! hui Ue;!S ot sirdw berries
are generally iJfinn3 of the young plants
whiGl. are atUu't ,u,iy produced by rurnerS
some 'Fii"ii's, watch nave h"eA 80 hiShty
bred Irr;i. selected paIeuJass Of tire best
pe,!l gree .gr sewer generations, have at
tanned a narvrl 81 Perfection and ike the
Jersey cow, iEat Eils hai the best OF pe'I
gree breeding and Win dUsrt' feeding has
been Augha III 10 iHe wonderful Droduc
lion ysnore than lo.Iy SIX pounds OF butter
in seven days
Srra,, ualtl,s DO wei, o. a g5ett variety OF
soils, but sUrcara hest on SOILS Ihaf nave
some civ III ;itrlu. any land that will
gravy pp.rt timothy >y;It .rpy ,aud bATlieS.
IBy ri .n,i,.s carly varieties on sandy land,
s.onjrr r. the spt,th. very early berries ctu
he grown, ana by ptlntin. l4;e varieties on
ncYtnc.u slopes Of clay Land, very lite ber-
RE, can be gro N. Il, this means we may
Nt'E ttlE4t0 lpE lDi.E VEGAS OF iilOEt ltll lDi
this crop sAa..t hs, prep. ere I, be ginning twO
Years ahead S.,tIs no: sulfah.. IS il may
contain gratis P4r.r; should y. Z. ken oIly
from mex lie is tb.f have meyer frulJsd
ra.., may IL. So. as ;4riy ~ rna Spring IS
possible -rtrijrr the ,-lier--tIra they viii
near u illl c-pp tie .oliDwias var. Taa
rs.- should }, i've feet Al, AT . al The plants
rnra. f,rl part "a ines Easy .iS' the lows
,ii-., - .pa .,e r'." p.ru'S - no Keep Ike
crnss "r' l ~. ,1, "a, a.. ''e ..T , Gu" u,
When, rneH s...d i. wi. l.,z:. cover the
pir.ts with 4 iiEhF mulch %. HE.e "'uHEh
u ,.'M N,'t t 1rw,.nn lie ~. W. ~
NJ = uew lel every spring ar. #tser pick
'"g i"" yI'.tS ,U'i '''.. ,,"., H.. c"h-
sr " The t,i.owlrs varieties: Crescent.
SIirP'e-s, Triumph, t.Isns Cluster, Jes-
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Crr-r.i., j., the srrprg-s. .-aysug, mos. pro
Lie !. d most :s.,j'',,- $500, by 0v-r saw
Tine Crescent i, 4 pisrlilate or female bios
som vt,,ety, anil reg Aite' a '''~NHt' yaFiety
WV" J., >" .,.rt ,J,.. fvy1 do wei,
togItasr.
l. requires as much g ,.s III se.reb'ns Ihe
t hr,.. ~, nns y.,,if4 As among the domestic
animals. Usually, when the parents are of
'qHal health an" Eisot ;,,,,,-ssns ths az
snri,,s, ly;tb her own characteristics more
>Jros s.y th'n the d" ne oGt II requires
,i',' I.2r fo produce aud propel the
pollen TO iuapreguate the pistiis OF female
r'anie' lhan t'f Tue 't 'u.' ~ o P,
urni,nca hv mai" plants Tor the purpose of
impreguatIon. Hence the Importance OF
s,'; ;,,'.Iris,' 80 t,',' eek
The average yield, think, is about 1000
quarts per acre p'. M"en you conslue' tur'
ma, i, ROT >, YER lar..e Yield, bat With good
culture and liberal maturing eau be greatly
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rapia strides within he past four years.
The almost universal pFealctioA that IL
To".,t NC ~ ',Ifcia,,s a-," oIth,,
has been consumed, the greater has been the
dem nj Tor w. ltaI Tue Tue Pms s I5; pays
| thirG else that paws well now adays. it
must be strictly attended TO. Slip shod at
tentioh IS pFe''s s".s ~ give silP Sh"u re-.
T na,,as,,; in cuittvsting and ntc,ing The
fruit-hut that i not all The packing and
u's :" - 49, hst t, D.t, :,
| fruit. No:hiug can 50 quickly tempt the
eye ma pal ate OF prospective customers as
Gst'ar nt.l"T n, cfr.rLd E,- ''acI I u zen"
! white b tsIe.s and crates
Commyat GA me essay helng IN order
Mr.. Bona asNas. 'iS. oaStoA what the re
suit Of lerllILn5 tSo Crescent variety
with the SAarpless, vas, as to the variety
Of strawberry produced, were the berries
grown mixture or cross OF Sharpless
aud CroscsntS, or was either variety dis
tinctly maintained
Nj. Sutton replied that the berries
produced wego distinctly the Crescent
variety, and that strawberries We're like
peaches, apples and some other fruits,
which when you planted tho seed. pro
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H"ceu "'"O' Wv ~ G1' NC"
variety o. grapes HOT instance You shake
The pollen from one variety to another
AID thereby secure a hybrid. To get A
;,,,. al str,yhar,.io. ,.,
ue" va 10y ~" pa"
the seed found III In' iIuit, and that the
distinctive varieties are perpetuated by
runners which should ALWAYS be taken