The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
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fand sec cor belonging TO eaEpoor man
film. this neighborhood, to whose family.
t she was The chief ,meanssof fssupport. WE
3Ecalled about milking tiimei and.fnnd this
Z a|beautiful animal .YeH housed, well fed.
q Iwell curried, andin tkejac Of being well
Hfmilked. Thesricb streams that was fo,F-
ing from her generous bagswould have
more thansaffced tosuPply the warts $of,
any one family, and was certainly greater
in amount than that obtained from q whole :,
tplaitation of cows That we have seen -, -. Z
why will any body, who dpes not intend (
to sell milk or butter Keep mareahan
two4cowslS One good one is generally
sufficient. It is moi necessary. 10 urge the ),
convenience and economyof keeping one
good COW aceil, instead Of "a baHs dezen,g
Indifferent ones badly. We believe the !.
community are well aware of the differ
Eence. But the truths, the cattle in this,
trregiou, generally, are SO ihdifer enis that !
ills difficult matter to get golsd cows,
and with us importation issouti of5tkes I
question. What is left then but that our
farmers should pursue the course pointed
all by us on former occasion?. by ,se-2
ISlecling the. best of our native Block k,ssar,ds &.
tiudicous crossing, build up-a good stoeks5
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turnna. a;.e";,0n =. - .,s s,.ae @ ao.t;nstna 3
"osv"H. - 10 ;sis,,.,,.fb
sl"ck' every .nins I,se eqas,,
my per .',"n - said
AN nunuasu ~ seIs :, t, anI''a ,,,
~ s"e cry ~ nv n'ei.n' ~,
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.he qualily tnat una Wei -. -. !, " - U.s. -
,Ew m yealspy P'opeL astsn..oH 49,. ,,,a
ne A!is''i.e We 49, ~ pas,sr,
9esl cross lol .ne 'ane .a.. eaf :, FOOD
virginia, apo .ng:.i,nPo. .aneo sss sss,s
DUH wou'd. we .nink, u! "a a'a
,he importer, Proy'oeq. ne Wou.a ss sn;sr &
late TO use ms services ~ ra's..;s ass.
OF mllch cows lot .his fnalAt.' ~ - 3,
character :: Of = sneh ss,s s.oek came ~ oe
,s.eG anu Tt .d'e eon1aees nlps cow that,
we'll fed and attended Ia. would sunply.s
ms family with mill and hnt,er. aUe ahae.sss hass
c. - no ;; me7. . han the suppi
In, his nn,nnss,fh river farms bsloware.
admirably adapted, for they have ihis s.l. .
y.n,aoe that whilst sthis stock. can.bes
,r. nor,ed , hive NOT only viihimpuniiy,s
hnt with oc,aal advantage. tits a we'll &
known fact Thai cattle cannot be brought
down from The upper country, with out the .
greatest risk - -
iTbat onr friends NAV the better Judge
of ,bose on,waTd and visible signs that :;
mark q oood milch COW, we subjuin the
following article from the Tennessee
A AgricuItTrist," e. ,......; :si. :, 3
"If we ever rightly appreciate the cow, I
we will understand the secret Of breeding
cattle of one shape for milk, another for
beef and still third for oxen. We.will I.
learn the mich COW must hare light forces.
quarters and brisket, thin neck, delicate
head, soft silky coat, wide hips, and thin gl
,hiohs: while the best animal.for beef.
has a short thick head and neck, hray
ouarters. round barrel and shortlegs; butss
the OK is lonper in the limb, body, and ini s
deed in all his proportions. "
When breeding domestic animals is re. =
dnced ,o SCIENCE. the different breeds
far. The mixer beef and or. will be dis.
.rss ad r;,b The greatest gravity. and the
ay,ieuIar s,rnc,u1e Of each will be con.
iiIered M indi,nensable. Not only so. but !.
the nroner manaoement OF. cattle IN each, i,
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