New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-23
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CHARLES LANE
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Since the days Of D,s;or JESSxF's discovery OF
s.sgR. the nv-ioS, being an oi,i;fc,c st-
sD0ii por nothing h,s appeared so extraordinary
in that derartnnn. Of natural history as tie dis
cover b. NJ. GUsSoy the son OF : French garden
cr CT means OF sscertainng the gRci,ty et r,jlci
) Goes by exteyna! and visible signs over the milk
region Of the animal
The signs have been reduced to clear system
and BY committees of various agricultural societies
IN France pronounced .iufallihe after repeated
ard most careful trials
The work was translated by Mr.. TElsr Of the
State Department, aud published with numerous
ensrav inss explanatory Of tine system first in the
FARMERS LIsRAgy But the publishers not will
ing to withhold discovery 50 important snd yslu
able from the poorest person owpinc or wishing 10
own a COW havespublished It in separate and
clcqg form and i. MAJ he hr 4; The Tribune Office
cr a; most Of the cheap puOtication Offices in the
United States.
While those who have given to this work even
the slightest aver that with lit TOR their guide
they are not fearful Of oyer again buying an ipdier
cnt Coz others who have been mere minute and
careful in applying the si-us to living animals
declare. Ike the French agricultural committees
tina. the marks are obvious and worthy Of every
reliance.
The following, from sources Of unquestionabc We.
racity and practical knowledge ere submitted in
proof OF the truth OF this wonderful discovery
But independently Of the eat value Of the cow
book for the purpose IN question other matters at
tacled to twill fully recomrense the purchaser Tor
the triaing cost Of the hook ITSELF which IS but 81
cents Booksellers and Publishers may be supplied
at the usual discount.
Under the operation OF this system, which enables
every one to select and put aside for the butcher
calves that viii be sure 10 prove bad mixers.
toe ,-holc ,aes of mich cattle may be rapid
ly improved throughout the Union Every great
discovery appears to be strange, and some CT
them Incredible in the first instance and few more
than vaccination Itself With srch testimony in
support Of this discovery OF NJ. GUgSoa. no paper in
the Union ought, We would think to withhold
knowledge Of 1t from their readers
Wchaye received quite number Of letters from
diIeren; parts OF the country faIly corroborating
the theory of NJ Gueron. We select Tor pubica
ton the following
PRINCETON, Mass. October 10 LAO.
Deer Sur received your favor Of the sth inst dc.
string to state my opinion OF thevalue OF NJ GuENoS5
Trerse Mich Cors, trans ated from the French, snd
published IN Tue FARMERS LIBRARY. On my hrst
ing with this Treatise impressed with ts value,
from my previous knowledge OF general marks
whereby the milking properties Of cows may in some
measure be determined, and from the fact that had
myself noticed the oval mark. above the hind tcs,',
mentioned by NJ. Gusnon as indicating good milking
qualities that Immediately commenced the study and
application OF his method every that came under
my observation. have examined more than one hun
bred and after carefully marking their escucheons
| have become satisfied that NJ Gusncn's discovery
one OF great merit and be relied upon as true.
have no doubt thai can Judge very nearly as 20 the
quantity end quality OF the milk any will give the
hight OF her dow and also the time she will continue la
milk being with calf
The way taken TO convince myself OF the truth OF H.
uenons method has been 10 Welt the yards some
OF our principal dairy farmers and examine the cscut
cheons and marks their and make up my ludg
tnent the quantity and quality OF milk each COW
would -iTc nj the hight OF her tow and how long she
would continue in milk after being with calf then in
aure of the owners how much milk their several cows
would give the hight of their dow and how long they
would hold out after bein; with cali comparing the
owners account with my own judgment. | find have
mistaken IN only nve cases, out OF more han one Fun
dred examined
have great confidence in N Guenou. method ofte.s
nc the milking properties OF cows, anu consider II one
of the great discoveries OF TIE The advantage oil this
discovery TO dairy farmers enabling them, az think
ii does to determine the milking properties Of their
young stock early age must be very great and vii!
be appreciated by every VINO in the slightest degree
acquainted with the subject. In my opinion dairy
farmer after acquaint!ng himself with NJ Guenons ds
coycry need possess himself Of bad milking COW.
NJ tuenon informs Us that his system IS applicable TO
calves three or four months old have traced the IS
cutcheons upon calves early two three weeks
old and why their value as future milk
ers may be Judged OF az this as well as AZ any
other ssc. Yours, respectfully, JOHN BKOchS.
To J. :. SKINNER, Esq.
Editor OF The Farmers Library, New York City
PATERSON n J. December ~ lets
Deor SIR have read with greet satisfaction "
Ga.goR's work on Mich Cows 10y which can nudge
~ certain iniailite signs the Milking qualities OF toe
anna have compared the marks lie gives Tor hls
first grade Flanders Cow and hnd they correspond with
the escucheon OF my isyorite Dcvor Cog Ellen, tina, has
taken the FIRST premiums az the two last cattle shows OF
the American institute y farmer has great faith IN NJ
Guepon work and has OF my neigabors
knowing Scotch milk man who aeeps nifty cows. He
saws that after careful examination ne places confidence
IN these u1erks and they will govern him in his future
purchases.
return you ny sincere thanks tor giving 70 US farm.
ers this valuable trca,ise oi II GuenonE. shall hero
after MAKE my selection of the calvss Will raise trcn
ms choice stocks :or the marss given by this autEcr
think every farmer should own this wor..
With regard, your.. &c.
ROSWELL L. COLT.
10 the Editor OF The Farmers Library.