...completely choked wi'h fibrous roots of the elms. Mr. Johnson says he never saw one hundred acres in any one farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining....and is now reaping the benefits, in having crops of forty bushels of wheat to the acre. He is a gray-haired Nestor, who, after accumulating the experience...

...choked with fibrous roots of the elms. Mr. Johnston says he never saw one hundred acres in any one farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining....and is now reaping the benefits, in having crops of forty bushels of wheat to the acre. He is a grayhaired Nestor, who, after accumulating the experience...

...choked \vi h fibrous roots of the elms. Mr. Johnson says he never saw one hundred acres in any one farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining....has gradually extended his operations, and is now reapicg the benefits, in having crops of forty bushels of wheat to the acre. He is a gray-haired Nestor,...

...this may be thought an extreme assertion, but it is nearer the fact than most of us have been aware. Mr. Johnston is no rich man who has carried a favorite...and is now reaping the benefits, in having crops of forty bushels of wheat to the acre. He is a gray-haired Nestor, who, after accumulating the experience...

...this may be thought an extreme assertion, but it is nearer the fact than most of us have been aware. Mr. Johnston is no rich man who has carried a favorite...and is now reaping the benefits, in having crops of forty bushels of wheat to the acre. He is a gray-haired Nestor, who, after accumulating the experience...

...choked with fibrous roots of the elms. Mr. Johnston says he never saw one hundred acres in any one farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining....favorite hobby without regard to cost or profit. He is a hard- woi king Scotch farmer, who commenced a poor man, borrowed money to drain his land, has gradually...

...choked with fibrous roots of the elms. Mr. Johnston says he never saw one hundred acres in any one farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining....and is now reaping the benefits, in having crops of forty bushels of wheat to the acre. He is a grayhaired Nestor, who, after accumulating the experience...

...insignificant clay pipes were buried in the ground. Mr. Johnston says he never saw one hundred acres in any one farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining. Mr. Johnston is a hard-working Scotch, farmer, who commenced a poor man, borrowed money to drain his lands, has gradually...

...choked with fibrous roots of the elms. Mr. Johnston says he never saw one hundred acres in any one farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining Mr....who has carried a favorite hobby without regard to cose or profit. He is a hardworking Scotch farmer, who commenced a poor man, borrowed money to drain...

...Drainage, from which work we quote the following : " Mr. Johnston says he never saw 100 acres in any one " farm, but a portion of it would pay for draining....Johnston is no rich man who has carried a favorite hobby u without regard to cost or profit. He is a hardworking " Scotch farmer, who commenced a poor man,...