. Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches. been taught to dis-cover these. When our boys and girls know the pleas-ure and beauty as intimately as they nowknow the monotonous Does farming pay?they will not be so anxious to leave farm atthe earliest possible moment. The boy whoasks: What profit is it to be born in thecountry and have only its disadvantages?has a level head, and the farm has no rightto him unles it shows him a more favorable and enjoyable side of farm life. Give thechildren of the country their birthright. Fruit N
. Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches. been taught to dis-cover these. When our boys and girls know the pleas-ure and beauty as intimately as they nowknow the monotonous Does farming pay?they will not be so anxious to leave farm atthe earliest possible moment. The boy whoasks: What profit is it to be born in thecountry and have only its disadvantages?has a level head, and the farm has no rightto him unles it shows him a more favorable and enjoyable side of farm life. Give thechildren of the country their birthright. Fruit Notes from the Lake ErieRegion. L. O. YOUNGS, ERIE CO., PA. Our specialty is Grapes. They look fineat this writing. Probably 300 car loads willbe shipped from North East alone. My ownvineyard is a small one of twelve acres em-bracing 33 varieties, mostly Concords. Forblack Grapes Concord, Moores Early and Red Raspberries,! haveone acre of Currants,of which, however, only a part is now Inbearing. Fay, Cherry, Eutah and Crandallconstitute the bulk of my bushes. Fay thisyear was immense in size and
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