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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

and plenty of fed.
LII July treat them the same as in June,
care being taken to have them driven slowly
MIXED regularly, and we'll sailed.
In August same as July; proper care being
taken to see they have plenty Of feed. About
this time in the season water begins to fail,
and great care should be taken to keep good
running water in your pastures, In conven-
lent place, so your cows can have access there
to, and not be obliged to 60 away into swamp
or miry places forlt Never drive your COWS
through miry place, going to or from the
barn.
At this time of the year, COWS are more
apt to be gargety than previously; but some
COWS are gargety by spells; and for such L
would recommend beans, or corn and beans,
ground tOgether-three parts corn to one OF
bclns-to be fed occasionally through the
Spring. A COW that is gargety will readily
eat beans. have tried garget root, and it
had good effect; saItpetro is good blood root
is claimed by some to be very good but in
an extreme case, should recommend boehng
her, and getting rid of her as soon as posi-
bic. Bloody milk do not consider to be
gorgety, but occasioned by going through
miry places, or over logs Or fences, or by some
thump on the bag l. HAYES it recommend
cd when a cows teat becomes st4 ped, to take
one half of u scissors BLAZE, grind both sides
to an edge, and insert 1t up the teat Ii |
had one | shoald try it.
In September we can begin to turn into
our moving fields. The earlier we feed our
after feed, tho better, Tor tIe frost will in
jure it and it will become sour.
In October our crops are all secured. We
can give our COWS free run Of both pasture
and moving. Now we begin to have cold
night;', the feed begins to fail, and, if we
want to keep up full flow of milk, we must
begin to feed. We should have large pile
of pumpkins so we could feed one-half bush
ell night and morning, until the weather be-
came very cold. | should tic up my COWS to
feed them their pumpkins At this season Of
the year, should begin to fodder my COWS
with corn stalks, night and morning. When
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

,buHltT pTOIUCIOT U6 Us6U 10 HUT6 dUVdU-
tage. For this latter purpose use white mil
linet, which can be bought for II IL cents
per yard, or less, two yards wide, cut it in
halves, lenghwise, and place over the rows.
upheld in the middle with sticks about a foot
long, at suitable distances. This will keep
away the birds effectually, and also serve to
retain great deal of the moisture so much
needed in the bearing season. Keep tie
plants we'll water2d, and let the cultivator
take his choice of the different kind--Prai-
RE Farmer, Aug 6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02
Farmers and Their Wives.

Said young person to lady who sat
holding her child, Now what good will all
your education do you!' You have spent so
much time in study, You araduated With
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

1t is not yet too late to SOW English turnps
or ia Il use
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

"a is feeding out too much
yGny roots. But if they will
to figure a little, they will
lot cost but 1920 for roots
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

fattentfof Should &c ps7d than at any other
time III the season, They should have all J
the good hay they wish ana two quarts OF
meal per day They shouldShe, Kept warm
and dry. We are now apt. tohave sudden
cbaDgesin the weather, aud is a, COW gets
wet about the time Of calying, she is~apt 10
take cod. Sometimes. she al aapd il she
1oes not die, is pee7ish, and heS~Is Swells'
and She kicks and tries your patience
The best remedy for swollen bag that L
ave found, is cold waterapplicd thoroughly
I and the cow MIXED clean. Never suffer
calf to bunt and pound swollen bag
Rather knock him in the head, or bring him
up by hand.
In April the COWS should all - calved
ready for making butter. This il h iced
them all the eally.cut hay they and
four quarts of meal day. II you have not
hogs sufficient to take the milk, very little
- will learn your COWS to drink the
Tx by putting your meal upon it
This feed you will make as much from
i this month as any during the sea-
You must be careful and ge,tle with
COWS now and you will have no trouble
ing the season. Use saw-dust or other
'er, freely, keeping your COWS clean, so
the guide wife " will keep good-natured.
Ahing will make woman scod like dirty
Tx.
In May, feed the same as before, up to the
goth, and then turn them out to pasture,
putting them up nights, and feeding them
meal regularly, and what hay they will eat,
until the first oil June. After that, they
will get enough at pasture. Salt your COWS
regularly. L prefer having salt kept in the
pasture all the TIM
Farmers should S@Ee more pains in driving
their COWS TO and from the pasture. Often.
times you will see boy and dog after the
COWS: boy throwing stones dog worrying
them. This should never be allowed. They
should be driven gently and slowly, especial
ly when their bags are full They should be
MIXED rcgularIy-say at five at night and
at five in the morning | think regular
milking acts as guard against garget.
- should rocommend-~night pastures. If
one ill t2kp the-4ropbIe to go out at
,.naz%S fnd'hls cows ieeding. In
ways have q -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

As a large proportion
this day depend upon
Ioostly, for their income,
taken to obtain the right
making butter is to be
the first thing in a cow
the quality Of her milG.
A COW may give a lar
and still not make bu
butter, and that Of ii.
other COW may give a s
and still make a MUG
butter, and of much bs
quality that brings Liz
have quality and guam
Or lot Of COWS, then
money.
Some farmers
piven uunAha
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cHRTF1ChTy FROM DIR. HAYES,

AssAYER TIE STATE OF NAssAcHrssTIt.
hsye anayzed Concentr ed Lesyen manufactured By
Mess Edwin ChsmteH Co, with reference 10 Ito purity
and efficiency Of scOn In producing the elect Of yeast die.
tending dough and The reby rendering bt for mailing bread.
This aricle akoy compounded from pefscy pure msfer-
ais raises the dough wthou consuming the ugN or any
other principle in the four pety and the same weight Of
Aour will produce more patble bread than be OBJ
tanned through the aid Of yeast while for cakes and pssy
Invaluable as IL all sk and much time Of the pssycoo
Tho experiments made by col6rm the statements Of hs
manufacturer and prove this compound worthy Of public sp-
proysl and extendeduse. Respectfully,
A.A HAYES, State Alssyer.
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miscellaneous.
r CONCENTRATED LEAyEN,
y0H nAKIss
BREAD, TEA CAKES,
ALL KINDS OF PASTRY, &c.,
nASrYAcTuRRD
EDW. CHAAIBERLIN & Co.,
Proprie.oys Of shswmus Chemical worhs
No. % INDIA-sr., BOSTON,

CONCENTRATED LEAyEN Is the result Of feGe,aleheDeh
research
Bread Of al kinds made by usns It Ia ish. moro 6sesbe
and nutritious has agreeable natural TASTE 10 ess hsee 70
sour VIII moisture longer than by other process
tho whole preparation for the need nos exceed tsa
minutes.
Il, peshat and Is available in places and ct tines
when yeast within reach In oil climates and
all Circumstances may be adopted thus obystins al
difficulty Of procuring yeast or other erment which 10 ire
queny Of inferior quality rendering the bread more or ss
unwholesone.
TIA valuable ressrds economy saving effected In The
-four of than per In the procs much
the sacchsbe Of tie aou s lost BY being converted into car
bonc acid ga the incurred solely for the purpose OF
generating gas the dough By using Concentrated
Leaven this avoided and the as obtained In
ner equally efcacous Fermentation destroys part Of the
,nr OF meal barrel eour weig ing pounds which er
y about $50 pounds of read gives by this process $50
unds thus efecting very imp saving By conformity
10 directions package capable Of ordinary
attention may the proce aud the rsau wiz invariably
be highly satisfactory.
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HOW TO USE 1T.
BREAKFAsT AND TEA ROLL

BREAKFABT AND II A no LLb.
Three seaspOonas OF Lssveo TO quart Of aOur; pix
thoroughly by passing three times through sieyei bm
piece Of half the ,le Of ess and make The paste
with cold milk milk preerabe barely sIih enough
to permit rolling Much kneadng should DO avoided Cat
Into desired ru aud place Immediately In bo. cyen and b<as
nni0klY.
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SPONGE CAKE.

Two cups Of white sug beaten with the yohs Of s1 sss-
whites eggs beaten rOh then beat all toeesbef sS4
three cups Of ed fou cup Of water and three tepesn-
fa Loaven favor teaspoonfas Of Of eeas
and boxed In quick oven.
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LOAF BREAD.

The same proportion of Lesven and -four ed scseshsz -
ebovs omit the butter and make the paste thick enorsh 70
knead into loaf aud bake immediately in SOW oven.
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CORN CAKE.

Ore pint eeh Of -four and Indian NEAL and three
fs of Lesyen ed ogsher add one gill Of inosses sne
two eszs mx them with milk, and bake in sow oven
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CUP CAKE.

Five cup- OF our ard three teapoonns Of Lesyn, hed -
geher add one cup butter, two OF and Two egg
wen bea together nix With milk then add cup OF entrants
md ,pics ~ sui. the taste. Bake about half III hour
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BuCYWHEAT CAKES.

Flour and milk sufficient to make qus Of baerj sd sns
eggs then Lree esspoonfs of Lesven oh and cool
quick.
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LADIES' CAKE.

Treequsrters Of pound Of -four and four eapoennls
L..1eD d together; pound Of and sI ounces
butter bsa.cn oresm the whites of eight esgs well eeses
sza juice OF one lemon mix with milk
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