Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
R&A0IyG FOR EA9HE2S.


very subject 10 ii, aud sometimes die OF
it.
is your horse fasi?" inquired a Yer
mont rse-deaier. Beats all creation.
Good bolton?' .'He is all bo,tor..-
/ W1y, | drove him 50 far one day thar II
,ook ham two days to get him back
again"
4 BRrrpi-s So,vs AND THEIR Y,U&G.
Mr. J. II. Willard, who seems 10 un-
F.. lrrs'and the subj ct pretty thoroughly,
! gave SOM TINE since, 10 the Manr
/ Farmer, his views on the a5o:e sulJ sct
IRON which we seiecl aad cOnlense The
hints below:
lis rule ia selecting the pig to raise
for breeder. Is 10 count the icaiS.-
One with twelve fully developed t~a's
,vli nfalhhiv be prolific and a good
nurse-good for milk and careful o.
her Young Fourteen teas should be
preserved; tut new" he says, Try 70
raise pigs from a sJw with less tAan
Ten good ,ca,s. Avoid breeding in-and
in"
/ SADDLE H5R7ES-The best height
/ for horses intended IS hack Of the first
/ class. is about fifteen hands. Tall hor-
ses are not 50 good for hacks as those
of lower stature, as they do 10, move
with 50 much easr and hghtaess. wear
ing their legs more. and cIu,inT more
ia igae 10 their riders. Tde maJJrry
Of tall horses are, nowadays tall Only
because they have long legs, whic,l are
very Objectionable, a they never wear
well, and are mostly allied with a v-ry
shallow body. These horses may do
well enough when shoNy appearance
IS The oaIy o4iac. in yiew.-L2Ht2a
Recjcsg.
t How TO GET EARLY ToMAr3Es.-A
gJoI IaTge turnip Is far better t.itn any
not bed Tor pr0pagaung carly tomatoes.
Cut Oft The top, aui scoop out TO a shell,
threr-quarters Of an Inch thick Fjt
/ the cavity with rlch mould, plant hall
dozen seed, aud place The jurulp ~
box OF loan. k-ep IN a warm room,
by an cast window, if possible, aud
sp-lnki+ wt,h typri water every day.
until there is no longer any dang n
from frosl, aud then remove the Iuruip
10 Jhe outdoor bed, and thin oul all but
one plant. Should the IurniP-sheii pa,
on, shoots. pucl them of, ana the sIrI.
Will soon rot, allofdlng fertaiIzer 10
Ih,. tomato nl,,,, ia, ,,.,l send o. ,.,....,l
,,-,,,t.rl.,.t,l I.,..J MIN. 49,,
,oma.ox-d vii afford an aGundant sup
Div Of earlv ,olna.oes Tor an or.!iuaI,
family.
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An I,lino,s ,,,,r,.s,.,,,,l..,,t ,f ,b,.. p,,-,I
/ Nc,c lolLcr. has a well perfectly c.,.-
ed AGAINST any befouln.n, from w.-a,,.,l
which he describes a. follows: N.
wei Is Tx. ordinary wells. only n r.
archrd over wlh Stone AT ~. b.Ia,,. ii
five feet from The bouoln. The nu.,n
which Is az iron masses da.v. ,Ilr,n T..
The ton Of ,hiS arrh and ,b.. vii :. ~
"a 10 H.. surfar,. yith fl.. .,r,}, ,t,~..,,..
on, IN dfouirr ATv ,yau i - s....,
deem. and ro.r ,yirh mo rI.np 1ao
Stoned 10 The surface n ,y,ulI b.,r..
ron ~5D iut ll.. ,,ra,I q, l,.,,.,..,. 49,.
S,,,, f.t ha,,..r n,,-.. .,.,,..r ,r,,l .........
OF The year. Tne vaIv.s ar. f,,,- H..
from the surface. and I.aI NM c,.,-
duc,s The waller from tb.. leak t,,. ,,.
10 the well. | intend ~ max. a roo.
four fe.t snu,r.. and f.,r f.., H..
under rb.. hl,,rnr,n g., .s y, -
valves If n.c..,-,rv III ,,n.l.,...l..l..
INTO the we'll IS an inch ao4 :, nn..r,.r
r3s n.o. a.,j ann, .,..,,,,,.. NM. 'l...'
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