New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

single pair while in the yoke and he has no yoke,
nor Iope nor does he speak WORT scarcely above a
loud whisper, and only occasionally strikes blow
that woui raise blister upon the skin OF child All
his acts are based upon the laws OF kindness, with
firm determination that all bis orders must be obeyed
Now he brings up single pair az though yoked To-
gether then TWO yoke, then three; thenhe msmatenes
all of them az though he were about to yoke the on OK
on the near side Then he changes placer, and puts
odds ones togetLer then be unyokes IL may use the
term when he does not yoke, all OF them, ana
brings them mp in line like platoon OF soiolers, ana
with greater precision than any "awkwru sqGaa.
Then he trains them round by two and three or drops
ont a single one and orders bin to new place py
motion OF his small whip, as 1t seemed 10 me, often
by mere effort Of his will that be deslred change OF
position For an hour that 1 STOOD WatcnlnB, .n.5e
was another psir of older steers standing Just outside
the circle of Lis operations, patiently waiting t,er
turn until some one asked Can you handle eight as
well as ski" II could" lie modestly replied, II
my whip little longer can treach inc oa'sg n
try." And 30 he did, aud notwithstanding the snort
WHIP all were managed with the utmost eafe, ana all
who raw were taughta lesson which none seemeG no
tire of learning. hope they will proit oy IT. VIZ
those who read also profit far as 10 uTEne the came
conrse in training all domestic animals. Teach yonr
boys too TO yoke up the young steers, 10 use lneh
kindly, with patient pc severance, 10 make tlcH as
bdabe as this boy has these now on eAllDl'ioh anu
then they will make good, and valuable oxen.
The stock on exhibition ia not Tenarkabe tls year
in al its branches There good animals IN eaeh
class such will tempt owners OF SCRUBS 70 make IN
provement. The Morgan horses are mol III lhe
ant IA much as expected 10 see and not as mucn az at
the first State Fair held here in this Moganhofse re-
gon; and am assured that this breed Is not as poiu
lar az it was a few years ago; that a g9Cd llnIy
people fully indorse the doctrine OF LIZ lHlbo,
thai some other blood of a larger strain OF horses must
be unused into the Morgan stock, TO lhhe lue h.'
valuable farm horses. This Is evidenced LeIe " VIZ
admiration bestowed upon several iine stallions Vi
other Breeds In preference 10 those vi 'n' "o''''
stock. - A.,
In horned cattle, find Durhams, Deyons, ayr
shires well Represented with specimen ANIMALS uut
not in barge numbers. There are some represen'sues
of the pure Holland stock, curiously maIhed ny Vgls
colored black with white bands around their mlcdfs
imported by A. IIolbert Of Goshen, Orange 'ouhy,
where their breed and from it with native s'ok
have proved most valuable milker. one OF The hot9
characteristics OF this breed is their great dochty au
richness of milk being like The Alderney, better eGt'
ed to family use, or better daries than Tor FURNISHING
milk for SALE
The most marked feature in the bovine part OF tins
show IL the large number and blgh character "a no
grsGe cattle, showing what vast beneht one OF Two
snch men as Mr. HungeTford, or Mr. Brodle, may o'h-
fer uron tue county OF their residence Inc mark OF
the improved stock which they introduced here ire
now developed, and prove that 1t has added EiSn
wealth TO the country Ihope that the sight OF the
stock now exhibited by Mr.. Huogeriord VIII induce
great many who may tee 1t TO determine 10 improve
their own This il the advantage OF these eHhiOu'hs
The greatest Improvement IN the livestock Iah VI
number of beautiful use the word thongn1uly-
hogs together as l have seen to-day. TIE particular
breed is a cross Of Suffolk and Yorkshire, which ap,
pears peculiarly well adapted TO DAIRY farming, ana
comes 10 size Of 200 pounds live weight at six mUths
old with scarcely any other feed than mix. Inc
color Of the hsiwbat there 10 be setn-is whfish
but the prominent color Of many OF them Is inki or
fesh color" and the hair is in very email quality
and as for bristes, ii were dependent upon TINS
breed, we should have TO learn TO do without ewed
shoes or furnish the shoemakers metallic substitute
for pointing their waxed-ends. This peculiar bred OF
hogs has become almost universal among the best arm
ers Of this county and has added largely the Profits
Of pig feeding While looking at these pigs, which
are always in fit condition for the butcher we leined
the whole art OF profitable Pig feeding aud PORK max
afford 10 1--WE my readers the whole seeret IN d'a
" BE sure TO get a good breed, and feed we'll"
That j, ALL there is no more. Learn those TDrds.
and the whole il learned. You have mastered TIN ART
of pork making and making il pIoiitably.
Or sheep, the exhibition IL not large butt connns
representatives OF en- h class-LonR-Woo flne-N)ol,
Middle-WoOd; in monsrous animals Of Leicester or
kindred br eds in small Siicans, and spanish helos
or larger French Merinos and IN southdowns, .he
perfection Of sheep symmetry. Also in grades crosses
of each OF these upon the native stock OF the country
There are some remarkably fine speamenB ofSouih- |
downs from the farm of Samuel IhorDe Ia Dllchess
County, and also from the farm Of Mr. AieHSiaer IN
Kentucky.
From all we see and hear are more AID more |
convinced that the farmers Of this country are beco
ing satisfied OF sfac which THE TRIBUNE has laboted
to impress upon themhat iF that II IL not Profitable
TO grow wool for wool alone, but that 1t is 70 where
mu ton is valuable And that that breed is he most
profitable 10 keep that will furnish both WOOL and |
meat in such proportions and OF such quality as VIII
be always sslable. Can any one look ulon these |
Soubd OWNS and doubt for moment that i1at u the
perfection of breed for any farmer who Ives con-
venient 10 a large city MARKET
OF the general arrangements Of the show grounds, |
Justice TO the officers Of this Society, and the local
~ Of hat
that they never have been equaled.
The plat occupied is large plain, with good sod,
on a sandy soi belonging to the County Society, |
which has several permanent buildings one avery
large one.
With the county show grounds, the race-course,
where there is mile track. has been connected, and
into this carriages are admitted to witness ell t9R ex-
hbitioDs Of horses and the show of all the pri ami
mails.
All the stalls pens and other structures, erected for
tbe OCCASION have been dcegued for convenience and
comfort and improved upon the experience OF former
years There is thing that has not been improved,
though much needed it that s the arrangements
for feeding the officers committees, and guests the So
ciety If soldiers fare" is no better, do not won-
der that they grqmble.
Tomorrow large depu.ation from Canada IL ex-
nected, and the British and American flags vii wave
In unity over the heads Of ALL from the tell flag stats
within the grounds dey0tedto peace and the Prosperity
TSpiebt the frat of the series Of Farmers Club |
meetings will be held and will be addressed by DR..
Fitch, upon the March Of the Army Worm. These
meetings have become prominent feature OF the an
nual exhibitions and the talks Of practical farmers
listened TO with great attention. shall, therefore,
endeavor to give brefpots of the Substance Of these
conversations for the benefit Of those who read
but cannot attend.
will also walk around tomorrow with oIen eyes,
aud see what can discover interesting aud worthy Of
being printed in THR TABUSE, TO the profit O, its agr
cultural readers.
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