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A NEW WORK BY HENRY ROGERS

A NEW WORK By HENRY ROGERS,
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bssfsrrs sst sfg trs ~ ictrh ~
aet u -idih Uo'. ~, 'eusrv sir.'ae
a en- ss,aaes oevt) 90 ~ iatfei sHh
.iss frten wsir ~ Elts' ihe &c..
,saer ~ srxiis,,s ,siiman 10 r,'i
$1,000. sss gs,s ths fals,ag o.
.vsls,oa efs-
Ire iceaiisp AIS sffAnafss,nf' a
dts bssn .asfsro. s's 10 may fcsfesfs
,~eoh.f. 80 " ~ fctPrc's siderable
lts ories s.i, ~, - siafs sna 80 usa
- sisfe :, u iarti,a ss'oss o. fsriis
o.is. vp.rifs frera 'sni 30 i's'l 81
zee -r4rs~s tist f'sps laden SID
hos ~ 'srA~. msy riritf - c.iher gsi.c,
f.s-es,sis'c ihe iosA 10 'bs las b,igw.
20. ~. sa5 snats ,hsir cgrcs. - TIE
oaiser .rd. ssch slspsi,eu hss eUs-
hisis JAss - rf-,ad A cellar b, shoie
l.ssib far ne fsstIs,as q ~, 'aarurrs
i.ssh sal-'i asa hqaid vhicb ar lrri
ffess fdpi,aa o. oibef~i.s rsesfsng
dgsH~aris ~ plsnt a,or ia,l upon
.rs'1a n oisy. srougLi as 4 bed u
maslar To decent " 10, ground pp.
80 the i.cisiac n The hsru ren1ers ip.
res. ard -rrs, 70 and from ;he cellar
,on'so.-ri md esy faf carfyin pond
nod sns @aasre The cou. Nill be-
bthefed I'll upon tie souih side q the
lsafn, usi IN one c0uiiou0u, longitudinal
.sbi-, ,rirsn hci IN ~idih. -iih wall.
plsa,tcl H~sfily ~i,b lime mortar.
AID icstins ~sh behind ihe gutter.
u fear f,et a. siaih, af,d corridor or
psssegs ln-~cen the cIihs sud nov up.
on ilse i'cT7h eide, tShlch NOV pre-
sr,v i,,r ~arn,h Il ,be l,sru through
ogL, 'ofIci.rily vide cor horse Anl
esn 90 pas ~h'ch !, often convenient
sh-n feeding Nth green food
TIE .csHold, shove the COW. are a
sepossot, tor liiies. which 4. Jet do~n
through usp DIOR IN the rear Of the
eossi and slso, for bcrd.msn's Office.
Al these arrangements render 1t per.
hap. the most oonasnient, and II 10 VA.
dosts.dly III. moa expensive barn ia
America iIs heigi, TO the caves, up.
On III, back side is 10 be ihiuy-four
feet stables, eight feet (includins lin.
bcrs. } snd sosaolIs. sixteen feet. Floor.
log f0r teams famed four fee, below the
ss,ss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21

FLOWING AID MANrHNG. Soil.
are 80 differently constituted apd loca.
ted. and prc,en, so many peeuliariti..
Of tbeiroun. ,ha,only , c.,, 81. -.
Of general spplica,i,r IT,, -
uaI deepening of the so;l /. hc,,s.;.I,.
crots, i.awell settled rrincir, NJ,
even TIA. mus, be- varied .ooo,d,,, -
he manner in which n. ma,n,s /.
he appl.od so ,hat !, Gem. 49,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21
MIL " cows.

l have never kcpl more than from
twelve 10 hheen COWS, and 80 far as my
experience goes. have come to the
eobelos'on that !, ia best 10 keep good
ones, and no more than can keep usH
When they come to the barn In tie fall.
! sin careful to give them change Of
feed q. much ss possible. To those
that DO no, give milk, give the poor.
ar hay. and eccaiiooally corn husks,
stalk, DC, uniil about sir weeks be.
fore csisins. when give them better
hay and some grain. by this way Of
managing. thr hesh that the COW puts
on by her osn industry in summer. !.
easily i'P' on through The winter. Nth
little extra care. which enables her TO
bring us . good strong healthy calf,
worth 81 least Eve dollars shen four
-e.ks old. To IA. cow. tina, milk
through The Hihler, give good hay,
giving them for change a foddering of
clover, ha'ls and vo,sta (if &C have IN
almost every day. The clover alpsys
intend 10 zee zap before the first of
March feed ,hem on the chop twice
. ds,. mixing a few hours before feed
log. giving lbem about four DTS of,hors
and two quart, Of cob-meal day, with
about bali hashsl u Gu, hay Of poor
easlg,, wiih table spoonful Of .alt at
sseh time az FEEDING. Til. tLink
produces more milk Than The same quan.
"iy Of grain given in any other way
Great cate ,Lould be tai en- not 10 eroi,,
the row when driving to wafer or has.
'srs. II ihe 10y. must drive iAem. DO
net let bu, one drive at a lime. Kind.
ne's pour' ooI the milk and lays on To.
fat k'ting oo~s arc Hlssy plenty
where there arr kicking milken /
tnos II by experience. ltisniruesn
old saving. that good pasture. make
tat esl'e'' and II ia equally true, thai,
much feed mAk-, much milk. A 10
tho dihsress breed, Of Gov. / have MOI
had much experience. have one that
IL called The eresm.poI breed. which /.
one ofihe best have ever owned for
milk. There arr quite a number II
hAf'bloodod Ayrshire, Ia The ncigLbor.
hood, ~hieh have the name ard sppear.
anes Of beng good mixer, Lam rath.
or partial 10 The Old ra,ir, bs.ed fol,
n'i'st'.. ~isa ! cAh get tie rgl, Pat.
tern HAT IA santa oo~ Il GOOD ,ise.
one that ~ill male Eve and a half nj,
s'r hundred u bel ben fsu.d VA.
bs'~een the eyes, small horns. lsog
sie''der n"ek, bead iociinior downward.
Fsihvr itln ,Ain, broad arro. the
iidns.Ia small iS.i, small n.thh isu.
the sAScr large, running sell forward
and baei. equally quAriercd, ard the
tssi' web sTsr, ibm thighs, and let
'hoael hot lsss. large cssoked min.
vein running xsll forward, ~i,h l.ree
hole Al the snd. ons lhlng more Should
To lsten into consideration, aud th.a IA
the disposss.on, .l,leh can slraosi alws,.
bs told BY Oh. eoahisaaaee. Tame
nss aud aSeilay u iear~r greatly en-.
nance tho vslse. ons that fssss a,
ssss. and oas thsi does no4 bress e,ef
fenoss. and 10 iiad TO thei, sssaris,s..
-.li si~s,s yisla sore rs.lt ,h.s one q
The opposite tispOsil,oa. wLsa 1 ~,
. Cos q The st.Oss de.erlpsioa. ! sta
prsuy ssrs ] have 81, a good ons, AID
,hsni The above nArts are very safs
go'ds 10 perelas by.-Aos Eag4a.<
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