318 THE 6 JARDI ХЕК CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [Aran 6, ву 
паа, sni acus Їй эш арыта е оры, Ва а ГЕ head Г bulb, А ИЕС ТҮЛКЕ 
labour of a whole succeeding spring, has been lost suppressed, and instead a little hea tutu, dp like a masonic sign тоон MD { 
through the drenching weather; but still, as my hundred or more in number, is substi had t the M gaze that simply took in what th ors ig | 
voi » flew ard and for the most part well done, these have such a tendency to vegetate t at they i see. Each беш hunter, g 
orking ex 7s. per acr», I find a Sid | 
чет еей, 5 С utei | in every ra шыш refore be readily imagined t th | mere Farmer would pei чє ave looked at h.l 
respe a e gy 
Ôn 1 February 14 he wrote:—''Since the frost eyri n selves would be thres hed a | no doubt have called it "ntis B 
Mr given we pud ee cale about "ad кат» еы that the bu]bs them iu ales deeper iden. Mn "eis ut "e 
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enough for stirri This is very different fro proved dressing m Main es could probably no | Signe. > мешр. 
nough for stirring. y My from the occasional | couraging than а changeful soil- signs that 
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I do, had 100 aeres of fallowing to plough when | Melilot, that epe mac — visse 
most around me. Had the weather been favour- | British Wheat erat with Melilot, Ke e onoe | | more than ever Taboa ài d the H 
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art of Ameriea from which the Wheat beard ed. | take Di I ary в b: it 
resuming ‘however hat it eame ei moral төз in ar ear 
саноа or the Northern Uu sr there are | es g m bea 
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in the spring earlier than it otherwise would be. | th B retos of the little "bulbi alone may not | expected ! What scene fore-pietured ma 
I ү au T that. [x heavy der farms|be sufficiently characteristic to determine the pas s as the mind had shaped it? Up a пато 
steam я Асы preferable to the old method of utut . We shallhowever try to raise the plant 
eultiva as the matter is interesting in more than one 
To i ч ‘short account of the most recent ex- | point of view. The point of practical importance |; 
perience in steam cultivation, we zdd that it has is to'set purchasers on their guard against Wheat | room; (one cannot h 
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cheap labour, and we do not know that a pon be vy кайаш, should it Ses once established ырл» Га else on a man's face 
from the substitution of steam power for that as the pla ant ср ат " and has besides such anxious e ex 
of horses is less likely where the certain the 
labourers receive low vp I than where they are - Allium cM) at vesk is the pest of Canada, нта suggesting small р 
well paid. Meanwhile it is Mr t in almost y iiec sandy field, 
pem оү мр. cultivation, Mic m dom e whether pasture or under plough. ies Е а o 
ish the annual amount of wages paid upon а | situations which promote its Sd it is useless to » 
farm, results in п more efficient tillage of | allow cattle to APR Th Aaria made from such es the head of the Firm of Penn and Del 
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а i or his business ( 
esc Bes of which are pasture, and 40 every | vineale has aid almost as bad ee жи parts | case might be) was chief objeet of Wi 
Clover—is not below the average of we el | o£ in ig ood d i i won 
тїт heavy-land farms wi ith so e a pro- 
пу, he nei an 
Leipsie, w enge ere the habitants Ине: the fine|ness fell thick upon him, an 
flavour of their larks to а feeding largely оп |hood had pictured somethin 
pne pelis M.J. B. like a ouse, 
и ‚ excelent] етн large- 
: ooks, or Tin- - 
uality so far as the Wheat i tr concerned, LEE i. TALES OF A LANDLORD. them: no, there was little of all this, 
[m submitted to us, which shows most f eibly COUNTER-TENANTS, well could be: you might have thought 
e advantage of Farmers and Corn dealers having eye 
x Tri аа strange тей, reflection that in the country we ca call | only client, but for that wei hted 
s| England, the districts | voice and manner: 
than they generally + possess at present; The corr | that = or not long ago were, agriculturally speaking, looking cage for so иер. 
was mixed tlt with wd oval shining | only j just born ti d 
subglobose ink bodies, which | populous quate you shall find parts so drear, во of t at al. Like many “another hard 
С probably wi ipi ion ei seller ai скы for the | eds RO а ецорА uncared for, that | : E 
әй of soto dem eas к раз = Ех cod m aie chill and “e — over his de : ойу н № 
the Gor: арй em maae ае» e of ion w. e absence o mes vestiges б does not e long 
the flour. When Pee k came into tho niller's of - ri ial "Chase arid Legi col csi um sniper D ed 
дасе баша edia any dot g ar TA Waren, of "those myself. а listener in the 
ever 
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e| be ч еїг on-w. by your coming u n the in m th like an avalanche - 
en p чечек: our of arlie | hug e, in the e FA pag a Vide dx pected Will had bmi 
во strong hesitated pe printing it, and cleft br the giant axes of gian carpenters in the days c of| “I shor = 1 friend of 
wisely sought for better information than he pos- | giant cera pre ers. I e | “to any on ha 
sessed himself. He felt sure indeed that the flour | desert-spots that appear to have been erditan ч entreaties to the "ate Owner to 
must be tainted, and it was clear that. in proportion | * семан рна: and left behind in the advance | minent place you hold in the long 
to the quantity of the strange matter, the flour |? f Civiliz уче Where а kind of meanness and pov preii Will. But he was always very 
would be raw, as that at least had not parted with | 9 9"tline takes away I: the poetry of wild nature, | sanguine people are more inaccess 
its moisture, ' however good the аы ot Aha e RR. long i nwardly for a colony of Spades, | than аф other ау І kn kp 
Wheat itself Me be. On examination it was|q to Land: an 
found that eorn жав: mixed to an injuri ismal m monotony of асрет extending out before the | I have adn а 5098 1 deal of that 
jjurious e d а » 
extent with litis бм arlic d tm made it as maiden Ero zr we У о сш thi e pue ей 
eu d was e y 
But how could the bulbs have got into the|of such a sla isthe mes т 
ыы. We shi sal be Jue немат to this | its own өзен Te M опе as ar his. Perm mus. ur the. easiest 
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; th district € 2 riaden throigh, and say = ы every| “То 
no instance has falle € DUK owi observa ta mile oes not rise in pieture after|you might Е" pez ti 
nor ы we er of any any Slinilar eme Чї oar dwi piotre, к EN ^ Rr dae od its own so dis nded, with the sudden smile w 
1 . lt is very Ma hom e: that mpre upon the feel |a strong and keen conviction > 
it may not be strenge to Eaton: vba Ваай ings, through t the eye, that it has become a part of ав [Riches' the proverb DI 
but at all E: i xdi E ld himself, a y separa i Md abis Tunded 
rac- 
1 es of Garlic, llus vineale ecision point aft Ў 
It may n not indesd. bo n: . г n point after point pu E X. mory, and a TO 
generally known that we | wild picture- -gallery 3- mains for lll, p е. 
ve in England very n soia, known | life, occupying the mind with А, авіа power for s mier m ай him аз дй 
] d arlie, w e liie s thought e e anticipated asthe ri 
1n our corn where the soil e pres preces si landscape Rete and who bring liim а 
y, especially if ehalky or gravelly, E n truth. the landscape marking im; = gold, silver and bank-notes twice 2. 
Uu e UD durs. o EN Cem ЫЛ шене T 
in other situations where the bulbs are | - riis eon s ent-d old 
be isturbed. It is iuto this thirteen protracte midi doe away th ed тле Ha choquas came in ;)- 
ne other spe the |р mitigated length DONO the misty lan andscape “ а m health three йш е ИЯ and one 
ngly, mixed with | white rning su мези Da s threatened t io Dinner, with a merry song j^ 
e plant is rapidly | MU de th Ме “ Shaking after the shearing di E 
Py e z that cannot ре % deep. To| “Exactly :—the sheep always 
