Changes In Farming

l'.iiiiiiiii' ,!¦ liy yoai ;i lens laborioui purvuit. The stimulus giren lo Dveotioo l. our wbolusoroe pateo) lawe, ia producing tbo uiosl perooi niaohinery liir all kinds of a#i cultural operations. inachioery ui only facilítales labor and eoables uuu mnn tn du more work in a il.i. tliao tcii could 4o i former yeara, bal ii euablea Imii ti do botter wrk than was ever done be fu re. The díilla and planters, and thejwlt' biutling i";'i :iri' i'xuuilo in mu j. t t ut' lbo Htitcnicnt. The nukv plow does ai ore work, and botter, andwitli Jar k i man aad loaoi, ilnn the ordioary ptow The oultivatur aod iuiproved amoothing harrowa are uther exaiupies ')l tlie guocesgtul tflbit of inventive r-kill to ve the farmer Prom drudgery, and :u the moe time ioorease ihe produc tiveneas of tbe aoiL Une reaall of this wiHiilerlul ÍHiprovement in loaohinery, hoWevw, hu li tn mjuium-i to the rum non ki hut. It 1 capital to opeo immenso Iraota of bitherto unpro'lut-t i lamU in the greal Northwest, and irheat in thonsaad and ten tbonsaad aore Selds, ut a coat far below whatuould pouibly be done by tliu smaller Farmer. It n antimated tliat wheat can be profikably raised, on these so-call d bonanca farm.", at til'ty oenta a bashei, It m ;i ng ¦ifiotnt t'.i't, too, tliat there is a marked iiurra-i' in the nee of these areat wheat farms in the valley of the tled riwr of the north, ciich year. Compantoa thal sowed froui om tt live thonaand aerea laai year, have doobled and treWed iha amount thw. It oaoDot be foretold precisely whal effeol ttiis phoIesaJü wbeal i;rowinx will hae on tho leitimale bugtnecx ol our western fkrmera, luit it will dool tiesa teod to make this particular branch oftheir iinlu-try lei and lesa profitable, and will therefore ronder it more neoewary lo stady and praotioe diveraified 1' iuonlyoocof inaoy of the signa of the timo ili t i oini lo ihe faol thal farmers hereufter, tM more than beretofore, must Icarn tn ' l'irm with bruin