Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
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no doubt l.r'g CyflgCrt..u a' in'
hon. 9TH, but 10 mny be ilbfn as style n.
nv thai prevails uTou some Hm1 -
nv wise AMI pound foolish 100 .a
nagsmen,
,metimts lssn al yae table. where .'H
.. Initial thst can be saved 'nm -0n-
ID clear gain, Any article o.. t01d IS
an he fact ,hat IL rs no. eaten ana
a greet ways" ln performing nN- '''
In sustaining muscle, !E seems 70
zen that laboFlng men come 90 the ia
ls earpose of repairing the physical
cir bos,as have undergone by toll. II
.. food sci before then that is not IN
lsats thar have oiOI as vel as taste,
hall cooked, sour or mo.dy bread,
no enjoyment at the table, and he
The body is not met Il not ooly d.
the strength OF Inc hired men, but u
bad mora effect, They have sut'l'
ell.ence in this age Of tie void 10
nd the meaning Of lean isb.e, or o.
some food. In nine cases out Of 'eh'
resent such a tTe'pass uFon 'h''
nd lake from the ro,kets OF their en-
what they have attempted 10 h.ah I'cm
mhchs.
re aborers are boarded in the family as
ION uron cpr farms there lsa c'mGa-.
mart OF the employer 10 furnish good
me food and enough OF h. il is true
"a furnish the best The farm affords,
her, cheese, veal, beef motion, pork,
o den vegetables and fruits IA 'ane'y.-
nothing truer in Scripture than that
..o OK that treuleih out the corn should
... muzzled" The farmers success dc.
great measure upon the character
he employs, i's moral MS well as It's
qrality. His own mora. qualities IN
re pass over to those who are cmp!oy-
.. .. = him. II he Is rot faithful ia fulfill.
r ..i part Of the compact touching good
,a.. ,me food, how can he eEpe:, them TO be
IN furnishing him with their best skill
,ngih.
e Is no. only great satisfaction but q
.. oaomy in having At your command
farm rec Of wei fed and well used men. Il.
r.,- a great difference in the carcfuInes9
vrl 5;hich service is rendered md in the
..a-.n. Of work accomplished. With sleek
. d compact corr.fed muscles every thing
--,, sy on the farm. But with lean, mis-.
.-s., table the wheel, Of farm labor are al.
..g lreaking, and the course is always up
,., # YOU want still carts End level,
-ool road apply plenty of oiiGi The stomach
Tt same style Of economy is sometimes
...- r the treatment Of cattle. Il is taken
Dr.. nted that COW is COW, and horse IS
., no matter now they have beeh raised.
lives are hurried of early 10 save milk,
e. ere is no substitute in Indian meal and
a.r. concentrated food, for the loss Of their
rar food. Green grass is forced into their
.~ his, at an unsuitable age, and . n irrcpor-
ain. .inry is done 10 the animal, while it is
rs. ta the gris,le. I, grows pot bslIed, thin
fn.. d, and hollow backed, from the fact that
). ra not the necessary material OF building
u.a ymmeriCnl body. The colts spend their
u.r at the stack yard, in the process Of
ming, and all she young stock, that need
She ost generous treatment, nre hurried OF!
.. the refuse fodder, butts, bog, hay and
| cows are never fully supplied with food
ra slures are hard cropped and oversocked,
a.n.t even in the height of feed, when all
rsnd cattle ought 10 hold carni'al, there is
single sleek, fat ribbed animal upon the
pr ses. How can it be expected, that dali
P. ID coming lean to the pastures, and kept
after they got there, will turn out their
apply of cheese and butter. 1t is forgot.
lat COWS are simply animal machines for
.. ag out these commodities, and il The hop
not well supplied with fodder no amount
n ink trunjng will give the full reauItS.--
.e stinting in food in summer and winter is
ss he'd economy, aud the farmer who fol.
,,.,;h E,l h., = M, h.a, NrS n lCr.
orking animals are also sometimes kept in
thin flesh you can count the ribs OF old
in rs he trudges along to mill Or to meeting
Juv miles an hour. ly the aid Of Z vigorous
cation of the essential oil Of walnut. The
ones Of the oxen have an unnatural promI-
rl, aud the sides look as if they had very lit
~ under them. Their hams are wonderful
o. ank; like beef prematurey dried, and the
am drags its slow length along, upon the road
-- p, the field There is q manifest want of pow
n all their efforts at pulling. Their back
r ,as arch UP, as if they would break at the
nit, whenever the team gets stuck. It may
nat ton Of hay and few bushels Of meal
saved by this process, but four times the val
r these articles is lost. You never have
BILE team Il moves at a snail's pace, and
w tes the time of the driver. II often comes
full pause, and more time is wasted in un-
ing or in sending for an extra team, This
great pecuniary loss, h say nothing of the
Of self respect, and the wear and tear of
iclence which any one with q particle Of
hood about him must suffer who keeps half
ved cattle.
he soil is still more frequently subjected to
Kind Of economy. There is something in
te nature, when abused, appealing to man
.... restraints him from inaicting tortue. There
tov, arat IN or mt vi hl -
T.. bones, and horrescent hair, which any man
it heed that is not eft for stra:asem, spoi!s,
war" But the abused soil sends up nc
F. IN, and no quivering flesh, with touch Of ma
}, tells tine story Of its W rong. Its only res
I'D Sc is the silent est of diminished crops
this, alas is language too little under
G., d. There are large tracts of as fine coil al
sun shines upon that have had their riches
uo-aized cut Of them by this starvation p-o
-., The owners have begTudsd them the LABOR
81 the manure that we're needed 10 keep then
nod hoa-. and to make them ,-of fable -