Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-07-25

be consigned to the soup kettle.
Owing to the amount of seed which
it produces, millet makes a very rich
hay, especially for horses. This con-
dition may be obviated somewhat BY
cutting the crop before the heads fill
that is, when they are about half de
veloped. Secured at this stage bright
and dry, it makes an excellent rough
age for both horses and cattle.
1t is well to do with commercial fer
tilizers as with some other enterprises
of a semiexperimental and speculative
character go into the business on
somewhat limited scale before applv
ing to all of the acres of the farm.
If the application Of fertilizers will
not pay on five acres, it is fair to as
sumo that it will not pay on fifty.
The wide tired wagon is not only
one of the most convenient vehicles for
use in ordinary farm work, but is one
Of the best aids to making good roads
In the whole category. Communities
where the King road drag is in use
ana Whefe the broau tlfeu wagon =
numerous are aolhg sl'iehuiu "oih
In the cause Of highway improvement.
Where 1he helu ol allaala nas lul
out somewhat and the weeds have
come in and yet the owner does not
Wlsh 70 ploW II up ihere = no peltef
treatment lhah giving me held lhof-
ough dlsklng Inns seems trine
harsn, but " VIII XII many y tne
not M seriously lhJure tne roo's y 'ne
ailaiia' -
rta so,,oa, ,,;nootor v.,,,, t,,si.t.. ,,r,o.,
.irs;ss oa,a,,,x, !, +sa -
: oas ,,a;d tI,a ,,,raI teacher. rooard-
,ass e p,S 49, sar,.;ca tl,at aar IL ron.
darad = a,,;fo Iil,aly 8 ardar bis oraes
soad ~ - ae J sataIoa,,o ,,o,,so I,oca,,sa ba
oar ,at 4 > bo1f dollar J b,sbol c,aa,-
~ +, t1,a second ;nstanoa ! follow e
on+ g q hotbaraa with musfard. 4,
tha 4srs+ son,atl,ing ) yoofl 7aaI worse
-
Exnor;naaats which shara been con-
f,,,o+as5 ;n +l,a n,at4or 30 faa5ines oo,a,
s,,,,,t - cattla saan r. nrava that
thouob given in large aHanfities it
hoe M ,,a,.cantihlv iniur;ous effect
chemical ANALYSIS shows that If CON
+ai,,s the following elements, Water.
q eT nar cent. ash s09. crude protein.
1o1A. rat 2 %. carbofvdrates. e6 90.
while not harmful in its affect. neither
vas t,a sm,,t fo,,nd 10 he beneficial.
ms ,f;,,aosot, ovna,.;r,an+ s+a+ion
has ,o+a1r ooncI,,g1od some invastioa-
49,. 49,, ~ l;,,< II s.o,,-s,,e, differ
~ -1t fa,.,, e,ens ;rc,,,tlinsg corn fodder
t;,,,ath,- t+ro nav ,.a,a n.ssf,ra ors,ss atc
aiiu ls's aoulu nos oA4g sa'' s,,tstsal - "a
elno''aes - 'lsese 80 ssss,l,4,.
.ioin 9 asllel = { =
put tilal sue slops sol es,aAieu $3.50 81
psl esne " asn aiau = 80 = - -.
eelt niole pio.e1n sAs'n -
from run uoWh aahus'
Wine producers OF souInerh FRANCE,
numbering up INTO the huhafeas y
thousands, nave been up n arms ana
riotous lately because OF q serious deca-
dence IN their grape growing industry,
brought about by the extensive adtli-
terafion OF vinous beverages permitted
by the French government and the
extensive use Of German beers as
substitute for wine By many people
Of the country. While a pure food law
might result in stopping the adultera-
ton Of French wines, It looks very
much as though the thing that would
most greatly help the French grape
grower would be q diversified agri-
culture in which grape culture would