The New England Farmer volume V9 1857
The New England Farmer volume V9 1857
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On ground where it has once been, it is sure to appear again. I have seen it on the grounds of several experienced cul- tivators, but on none so extensively as those of the Messrs. Buxton, Bagley and Wilson. Mr. J. B. , the inventor of the "onion hoe, " which you have heretofore noticed with approbation, and which is indeed a labor-saving implement, worthy of notice, doing three times the work in the same time, and in a much better manner than can otherwise be done^calls the affection the black... vomit ; it is in- deed as offensive in its appearance, and fatal in its operations as is this malady to persons. Perhaps I have already said too much on so small a subject; but as it is our chief means of living, when this is interrupted, we are approached in a tender point; and, therefore, you will not be surprised if we squirm a little. South Danvers.
June 15, 1857.
To THE Members of the State Board of Ag- riculture. — An individual has pretty industiously circulated the idea that the jYew England Far- vier is unfriendly id the Board of Agriculture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On ground where it has once been, it is sure to appear again. I have seen it on the grounds of several experienced cul- tivators, but on none so extensively as those of the Messrs. Buxton, Bagley and Wilson. Mr. J. B. , the inventor of the "onion hoe, " which you have heretofore noticed with approbation, and which is indeed a labor-saving implement, worthy of notice, doing three times the work in the same time, and in a much better manner than can otherwise be done^calls the affection the black... vomit ; it is in- deed as offensive in its appearance, and fatal in its operations as is this malady to persons. Perhaps I have already said too much on so small a subject; but as it is our chief means of living, when this is interrupted, we are approached in a tender point; and, therefore, you will not be surprised if we squirm a little. South Danvers.
June 15, 1857.
To THE Members of the State Board of Ag- riculture. — An individual has pretty industiously circulated the idea that the jYew England Far- vier is unfriendly id the Board of Agriculture.
What to read after The New England Farmer volume V9 1857?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Good to read onlineMoreLess
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