The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-17

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ueisbhurs
. TIE change resululg So the establish
meni q pabuc libfsries has cone ubaat
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am1ug "a people Dui the increased elau
istiou Il Daily papets lss rot heer
brought sbaut go much through = fed1e
I tjoB IL cot a. through The general desrI
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iaiormtd aIo1 Whtt is tallfg place iram
day TO dsy Ibis Is tendeGey 10 keep
ing With ID tendency 10 all direeion 10
live better and Lester uolll The things G "a
81 tered us ltXatles few years ago Sfe
now conuiertd necesfItles IN The mat
ter Of hurfes. eafflsge', clothts, food aud
pleasure trips We haye advanced iastef
than any people 10 the world dutIus tue
same period Of time, snd sometimes later
than our iucome allow, Ii Ia iJrlunste
tat in the latter Of rosding the farmer
has made equal progress, aud II 'e has
gone beyond IL means 1t Is 10 GOOD
csuse, for no one can read good books aud
reputable papers without feRllhs teht
fit IS well IS pleasure "hiIe eii'SV'sahee
In some Of the ether things N nuoaed
only brings pleasure,
Notwithslaueine all these adVaLhRte
aud opportunities Tor tesdipg already
open and liberslly pHtrooiz d, We believe
the farmer should have reference library
Of bis own and ss extensive IS hIs means
snd inclination seem to direct, The DOCKS
treating upon the various branches OF sstl
culture are becoming more numerous and
reliable each year and The farmer VIII
make no mistake 10 buying them, lhtre
seems TO be satisfaction IN owning DOCKS
to the person who takes any interest III
them that does not come WITH the owner
ship OF any ther orioles OF equal cost
A person will read them with efea inter
est aud PIT the INSTRUCTION gwen ID p'ao
tice with greater assurance 1t 1t CONT s
fIom a book Of Bis own and which seems
to be part Of the farm, Ihete are qpesI
tions coming mp 10 the pfactoe OF every
energetic i.tmer, the proper solution OF
which ct the ritht tlme would be worth
all o score OF books would cost, that "onId
be promptly and correctly auew'ted IN 81
book costing less than dollar,
IL the past there has ben more or less
prejudice against what IL term "to5h
farming" and many Intelligent farmers
have allowed this prejudice 10 EXIT to
their disadvantage. A person cduuot
learn to farm successfully from books
alone, but on the other hand, however
well be may have been schcoled in prscil
cal exporter CO. he will learn something |
from reliable suthoriy in the form OF
book treating upon bis SPECIAL line OF
farming. Ii il sleo an advantage 10 know
why certain thing. are done, Is well rs
how TO do them.
Another Gdvs' t.gr in having u supply !
Of agricultural books n the farm hom Ia
the il fl1epoe they uill have upon the boys !
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