, 1860-07-20


b'iore there vas difficulty IN selling them at
fof am indebted for having good gar
den, which. supplies my family with delicious
vegetables. and . plenty Of them, for the
whole year.
And. In conclusion, will say that I now
havea calf eight onths old, that weighs 500
pounds, and has received 20 extra treatment,
but The comfort Of standing in q warm house
during the winter.p
FAnNNo N MIcmoAx.-C. W Davis
gives the following as the results Of his ex.
perimenis in raising Hungarian grass and
common millet, for feed Cor stock: lie says:
From Is acres Of Hungarian grass and 3
acres Of common millet, we have fed %
coVs l bull, 2 oxen and 3 horses, from
Dto,mbof lst until the 9th day Of March,
and We have enough feed left to carry them.
TO he middle of April Our stock have
bed All The hay they could eat. We have
no desire 70 have Fnybody B, liege that We
would Try TO winter parcel Of milch cows
without good supply Of roots. Our stock
viii have onsumod something over 5000
bushels iumips. mangolds, and parsnips by
The ~ daT Uf May, and are now IN much
better condilian than when We commenced
feeding ihomin the GALL" The 0reg0nian says:
q copy ibis % show be value uf lhe Hun
g1rIan grass as food for stock. Weare salts
fed thar i will produce yell 10 OREGON. On
account Of the wetncss Of the seasois, the seed
could bo sounnow, II L could be had, with y
fair prospect u SUCCESS. Il Is not TOO late to
SOW mangel uurizel seed, though the roots
win not grow as largo as IL sown within
lao weeks. and the sooner tho better. The
seed Of the common lnmip can be sown la
Ger. We want our farmers should have
plenty Of l1od iof their animals in winter.-
IlcJ viii pay you well for the food you
g't1 lltm. They viii be likely 10 be lean,
Iank| sofauny animals unless they can have
nec.1'ary ood."
Ar4lrs ON nA11 Swnrr AND rnE oruER
6orn-Ihs N1uanIIe Democrat, referring
% = statement 81 Hon. Amnsa Walker, that
ll1l. may Be 90 grated nsio produce an apple,
nc11|I oI which ig Of one kind Of fruitand the
oihE oI4 different kind, says that in an or.
chaId N Casl county Mich may be found q
Iro. t1II|ng apples which arc composed Of
1|Ia0aI. sections or layers Of sweet and sour,
cac. Irp|1 containing perhaps six distinct sec
t'on0| ID sweet and sour portions distinctly
uaI|.I. he former being yellow and the
latter 1|t.n. We have gathered apples from
che |f'0| anI examined. tasted, and eaten
l11u" Which singular phenomenon the
editor d he Ials|o Republic confirms by
citing = I'u'Isr and no les remarkable one
within 1's own knowledge. Hosays; There
= H41 IN tho town Of East Hamburg, In
I1I1corn|I. which bcaraapp|ea alternate quar-
l1l 81 which are sweet end sour, and each
section plainly marked. one being Of yel-
IoN|.l cllII and the other a dark green.
EI| I|l.t year. IN succession we have eaten
.pl''1 from thp iroe, apd can testify % the
Ynnoo ~ Hoas1s. 1t Is conlenled that
nVoII'r1' and Chest Snggcrsn IN Horses
9 nns1d BY fermentation Of food In the
1I1uoII-'n other words dyspepsia. A
writer IN he Connfly 0snftman says, that
D. |11 on a1imaI affected BY this disease,
r1I un11I hls charge, watched every symp.
lon. vas satisfied that bis disease was dys-
r0I.'1 treated him for dyspepsia and cured
him He had hitherto been kept on cut
I..I-IaT and cum.maal mash for . year,
uI| he Vertigo appeared. The remedy
va II'a His hay Was cooked BY sieamnq,
nnI instead Of corn meal used fine feed
one 1aaIt nt each feed of mash with twenty
c| 10 little De||adonna pills Of Homnpath-
i.|1. fhr1o times q day lor three days, Civ
II0 I'm water bot once IN twenty -four hours,
nnl that IaIl in Ihe evening. He followed
I1'1 viii cut hay and fine feed Tone quart az
c1cl feed IIree times a dayl and added q
Il1'.rooo ol mustard s,od for one woek, all
I1'r Cine barely exercising hiin about the
hoa1a Ha aaI then put 10 bis work. using a
double quantity Of ground oats. viz. two
quarts % rIrI I'D, and frDn that time for
u1rI ~ Vns In q sound slate Of health.
LosotInf on rnr HonsE.-The question
Ial IIln properly a.Isl. If Ihe agsio which
any rll|Ilu'lf breed q uninalr, especially
I|rI. VIII I|f1 70 retain lheif usefulness
0'||.'I1'I.l j not q nlller Of somo import
1ro1 1ni worthy he attention of breeders 7
.1I.'nI Ihaf IN raising horses, animals
1.00|I ~ ..'telcd lir breeding whose ances.
I0I. 1.f1 ben io1g.lired, and which have
||1U~'|T1s 4rlrod nl fiIl maturity, and
I|0|.IIl. |'tolT 10 PF.'iueo healthy Offspring.
I|0|I '1U1 I.II1l Why. ~ ild'cIong brc 4