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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS HAT Massey, Esq, of this
village took small portion Of the seed with which he
planted ed, and soaked solution of salt nire COM
monty called salt pete and planted five the seed
thus prePared Now for the result The five planted
with corn prepared with salt petre yielded more than


rows planted without any preparation The five
untouched by the worms while the remainder of field
suffered severely by their depedaon We should Judge
not kernel saturated with sal petre touched while
almost every hill in the adjoining suffered greatly No
one, who will examine the field reasonably doubt the
efficacy of the preparation He will be astonished at the
striking difference between the 6se and the remainder
Of the field


Here is simple fact which m had have been saasonably
known would have saved many thousands dollars to the
farmers of this country alone in the article of corn Ii is
act which should be universally known and is all probl
bty OF the greatest discoveries of modern times the
much neglected science of Agriculture AT all events
experiment should be vey tested the results
deemed certain while the expense is comparatively nothing


Mr. NJ also stated the result of another experiment
tried upon of his apple las. spring Ii is fine
thrifty healthy about twenty five thirty years old but
has any year produced about bushels
of apples While in blossom last spring, he ascended
the and sprnled plaster freely the blossoms and


result is that it will this yield twenty bushels
of appes-Now if the plaster will prevent the blast,
IS discovery of great Importance. MIR. NJ led
the experiment by reading of adjoining
meadow where the plaster had been time when
there light breeze Ia the direction of the orchard the
contiguous the meadow bearing we'll while the others
produced no fruit-l tVatertoon Standard