The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-17

The giving Of name to a farm IS becoming
more general, and we are glad or It, Our me
stock breeders have nearly all designation
for .neir farm homes, and the pretty ana de-
>;irabl2 custom is spreading SO rs TO include
all farmers who have anything to sell. But why
not make il universal and have every farm
with an appropriate de5iShal9n. III openi, ing
our first farm found nttie elm ana
transnanted 1t to our yard, ana 1t grew al'
hourshed more than anything else painted
and from 1t we gave the farm the name III
"F,IrWoc,l" and by this name the farm was
known further than the owner. There VIII,
perhaps. never be II place or name tiat WIZ
uocuiiHr circumstances caused us to leave the
farm with It's happy associations; For 'hre'
years we occupied the farm OF another VINO haa
Us tre only oae in The ncighDothooA, NEoaeIi
4 n;fIne for the farm. 1t was adopted as the
name for the local church; them when Il
nostofncp was established. the same name was
CHOSEN So the owner has the satisfaction OF
knowing that he has left his impress IN the
An adjoining farm to the "Elmwood" that
hnd an existence as . farm SO long without
benz I,S,i in any wig srScially known, changed
hands and was chrlstcned 'liazelWoou:
from the numerous hazels to be found on ho II;
aud soon '.llaIelwood" farm, people, heHd
and products were widely known
It is said by some, and by our oio sayihSs
II is confirmed, that there is nothing IN
naple. But we are Inclined to DOUBT the
truth OF this and think there is mucA IN
Let HIS go p little further and take on busl'
ness methods. Let the name OF the Iarih ap-
prAT on our buSlbvNS i"t''I, Li*'u r, va "a
vclopcs along with the owners name ana az,
drnss we do not advocate taking tho larui
any more than the shop" into our homes
but the simple name Of the farm, WIN Il
monogram viii not be out Of place III nome
con he no question of It's senslleness and
utility 1t helps give a farmer business stanG,
ing Lei Us cease being only 4 farmer.
Common or "hayseCd%. Ley the pf2 roc t1;o
Of the farm be stamped with the name OK me ,s
farm and then let "Brookside. or what u
!nav be- have q reputation mat IA Worm
striving ana caring for. 1t viii always be
Stimulus 10 do orr best, and stale butter ana
eggs small apples and potatoes VIII only 90
where they belong, and an added Goliinen-
sllrate price received for the reputable pro
ducts.-A gricultural Emitcme.
80 Make Farming Pay.
# is difficult to make any business pay I'M
less the management is such as TO take az
vantage Of the markets and give close AT
tention to details. Farming pays as Well as
any other occupation, as failures occur III all
bra n hes of business. The merchant ana the
manufacturer are ever on the alert i9r IN, in
Urovements which reduce expenses, and they
are in close competition with hundreds OF
others Farming is a business, says Inc
PHILADELPHIA Record and the farmer becomes
81 merchant and manufactures whenever he
buys certain articles and sells them III some
The whole farm is really factory, and at
no time is there cessation or lhc WORK or
products BEGINNING with the manure heap
in which the plant food is being chemically
prepared, the process does not end until the
cru1cst materials are tra~frr1ned through
successive stages into the various products
of milk eggs, meat and butter. Even the
grain and hay are but the substances derived
from the plant food The profit depends on
The minor details demand the closest SUI
nprvision The waste at each feeding of the
ANIMALS may be Il trine, but the aggregate is