Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-06
TIME OF MEETING.
A G. RIG u 1T U R AL.

PROPER ARTICLES FOR EXHIBITION CATTLE SHOWS.
Is there for supposng people
largest cahe largest and everything the largest of its
k"d2 Is size the principal thing regarded And dc the members
OF committees make the OF merit? Such questions
should find place columns if we did suppose they
many instances be answered n the affirmative. what
wish is the BEST the largest merely. And often
happnst ordinarily happens-hat the large calf
made ANIMAL unfit for breeder There exceptions this
mark, and yet general Also many men,
be of committees regard form and mness of make i'll fixing
upon their awards Still attended show where
feel satisfied that size much regarded in udg
ment the influence of cattle shows tends
degree least the introduction of large and rawboncG breed
of cattle which weIwher the farming would ever
desire encourage her things being equal should prefer
of profit be the of bull that was but
little above the medium size rather than extraordinary
Firmness bone symmetry FORM apparent thrift and ha
of coEstuon-hese the important points And in rea
ton young animals intended be kept breeders should
REGARD as hcbv mnoran to know sometime of the ned;e
that might guess whether the good points merely
dental whether they fixed in the blood and would be likely
reappear the offspring very finely formed BULL which
happens from parents will but
his like and for this should make the
of importance Not that should anxious to encour-
this of short Pastuage the general introduction
Herd Book anmasbut should like know that the pa
for three generations buck had been well formed
profitable in climate and upon such feed is usual
When to fruits and vegetables the still worse
q1ash from mysterious add cause hap
pens become mammoth, BE- cuously distorted in form
that the that must be carried the show while carloads
that are hney formed OF good quality and the of whose
excellence can be explained and reaped by the producer
othershese left home So u.s. some extent in relation
TO many other vegetables and 10 fruits
Now what wish TO is fair specimen good crop and
that desire of the mode of culture 50
that obtain instruction that will be of service 10 Us our
agricultural horticultural operations years The
manmohs the dwar the deormed which nature has made in
sport and which be produced again by particular
cesses of cultivation things cuoses and convey
no useful information The are finest and specimens mot
all the loge the proper exhibited on these
occasions
If the foregoing remarks contain any good advice we beso
most freely upon our brother farmers and that they will
it freely and full w E. Farmer.
The foregoing article sentiments which long
ENTERTAINERS Too little regard has been paid the qualify and
much TO the quantity And may be allowed the DEPRESSION
this connection, the principle applicable reading
anything else not always the largest newspaper that
valuable But to return TO agricultural matters will avail
sell OF this opportunity advertise Calf raising, which
five months old the 28h uImo. | have weighed
tim He the largest But all say he is large enough As
his quality who has taken ohsera of him has been
able how should altered shape an exhibition
perfect specimen of his kind The stock from which he is raised
full blood Short Horn Durham side and on the other
for which paid S75 when she but two Years old rb;
price paid of her pedigree as well as for her own
intrinsic qualities The sum 500 would not now buy her. The
calf may be had for $50, if applied for soon-ED TEL
Brandon Sept 81, 1871. /