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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
Morrr wnKIN.. AuetI@ser.

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at Throgs
IL Neck Long Island Sound at Aueton-B H. LupLV" 20
IN al :, ,o0 on WEDNESDAY June 10 1862 y o'clock at the
senoop No III Broadway NewYoE TlnoGs Neck the
RESIDENCE osAmUgL NJ Fox esq situated in the town ofw
chester four miles from either Monans fremont FoFdham or WIZ
brdge stations Harlem Railroad II can be reached by boat 70
p Dok mile from the house, and only seven miles from
t ps,t The house is frame filed with brck Gothic villa
~ esptsns on Grst parlors dungoo' library WIN
[ and laundry extensions second contains seven 6doqns aug
,ysrt rooms the consist ofA large bfick eh
Two small frame stables handsome greenhouse and ge ~ 10 d
order. grounds consist Of about 81 acres are hlnso % have
All eyergreens shade trees large gr0Wi Ing auo.e
S a. situated directly OBJ the Sound with EXTENDED ueM o. %
pace I Ten uer fny ceut may renan On
b ,d mortgage all cash be paid, balance on oeh OF n
deed lime 90 Mas and fall particulars At The AueuOAe' ~
NJ a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

GREAT sALR of wRsTCHEsTER PRoPEKT JD 80 adg
nen Of supreme Court PARTITION On son 90 Guct"peen
1868 81 Il ~ by ANTHONY J. BLkktkbh son e,t,
Exchange saesroom No III BroadHa hes ~ IN, h
ehy consists Of the es and sognsI & stS westehes Turn
pike miles along the new highway Long Island Soma ana % %
aper man E,y her. cent Of The purchase money can emaa on po.
aud mortgage for or year. Maps Gao us "a, NJ ~
''' ' W. - '''Ai - "''' lOHN q. PERRY Referee.
,.o M,,ty, pl.i.,g,. A,nev No 100 Fu0n st.. hes loTk
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
ana those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro-
perry will find il to their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition 10 this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE win be found not only in NewYork and all its
cities aud villages, but IN every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
30 the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
THAT the subscribers for the three editions THE TRB
USE, weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among al classes. THE
TRIBUNE devOtes especial attention the reports Of real
estate both in the city and every part OF the state
thus adding greatly TO the value OF lis columns as an adj
vertsug medium The charges for advertising arc as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line for single
IN sertOn; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 60 per line; SEMI.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line.
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I RTFFCKFR. son a. Co, Anctioneers.

"A. FRIDAY June ~ A. y o'clock the EIchange Saesoom
COTTAGES on THE sBASHORR Ar LONG BhANcil-A Ne,
Gothic twoort and cottage containing - and lot OF d
foning tho mark with stable Tor
nigh ground, and Commanding " 'N'
ocea and surrounding country ,----
Also adjoining distant about 800 feet from the ocean
The nan extension cge. With three story tower AZ
p,s1ra sides containing u rooms furnished oi 10 W Abo
ana 25 stable four good veil and dstcr sirp Of
hnd lG vide low water marx for bhng Ln'egs goes
m the propey In proximity 10 the metropolitan ana DINER
boe sbd oply minutes walk from both railroad stations fo
notou on beach shore these cottages are not surpassed Lo,s
Ranch Boats footOf Chambest al and returning a. '
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6iip gtaI esiat, for SALE.


TOHN b. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE.
~ so. - PiNEST.
Real Estate Brokers and Abdomen
City and County PROPERTY SOLD or RENTED; LoASspegs
CHURCH SHARPE No. 24Pine..
At NO. 758 THIRD-AVE., for SALE, . new
~ 3soy ghsoop HOUSES VIII be- sod cheap eash OF
SOud srehg fo good lots Price en S4So JANIS ROWE
A DESIRABLE CORNER PROPERTY ON
esna Broadway paving Y Ger cent ret also Broad
embracing cOrufrs Duane 20 Fourteenth aud Scobd
business localities " r. SEYMOUR No III Bsadwsy
A VERY DESIRABLE new 3-stOry highstOOp
IA HOUSE or SALE finished good sye bsek walnut doors
plate glass marble ball Nc, Price SZ0OOj only 5000 each
snred APPy az No 7s Ihiriaye JANIS kOWE
BUSINESS PROPERTY for SALE on Broad
II way Boeer Grand BroaIs Spring Prince ioatu Beerke
SreeB Wooster La1re Thompson aad Su'anss also property
Appy 70 ALLEN BROWN.
No o. BroadssE
CITY HOUSES for SALE. Printed list mailed
" fee BY STABLEY DAY Real Esie Broker no s2a Broadway
CITY LOTS for SALE.-Piinted list mailed
~ free by STANLEY DAY Real Kais Broker. No 95 Broadway
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JOH n ) ON g. MILL Err,
~ AUCTIONEERS AND

49, rs 7 ATk BRO kERS,
49, - 70 % NAssAUSr. COR CEDAK-sr., kEw-Y0RE
C soes stores Lots Country and Farms bought sold,
rse stShS9eed Loans neFeated Auction ofFuure &C.
lVbSpAi June at O'Clock at Exchange Salesroom No. Ill
z 49,. BL09dYay, \, y.
GREAT AND PBRRMfT0Rf SALE OF PROSPECT PARK
PROPERTY: lk3 CHOICE VILLA PLOTS CONTAINING OVER
700 FULL CITY LOTS on LINDEN TERRACE, FLATBUS ONLY
FIVE MlNUIES WALK FROM GRAND SOUTI EASTERLY BH.
TRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK
LINDEN BOULEVARD north and sotb SHES east Of and near
Flathuh-sye.. 280 lots. 80 '
kIDGBWOODANB south side, 40 lots
hAkIBNShAVB, north side, 40 lots
~ Ire a9o,e property nearer City Hall and can be reached
In less time than Central Park The grades rock
The surroundings rte respect near ene aud
schools accessible By two railroads only 81 Ferry
LINDEN BOULEVARD loo feet wide with four Of Eyergren
and Ornamental Trees
The property will be sold IN plots Of from city lots EASY
TERMS aud h sale viii AFFORD opportunity all who wish To
secure really desirable building plots az bargains Boob
ready the Office Of JOHNSON MILLER No Is Nassau n w.
and No l51 Montagnest RronklKn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
Sattinr suIts Of YtaI Gstutt.
A Dc BLEECKER son g. Co., Auctioneers.

pTIT10Y 'st a. The Erhangs saesoem No III Broadway
UNDER The DIRECTION OF DAVID HAWLRY ESQ RRPRREE.
WI ~ 9o brick dwellings and lots Nos 18 ard
lots. Nos 10 aud a. fT wv '''"' 0 "s' ~
CARMINE-ST as,o-, t Ia, ~. 10 .,3 9al
between Bedford aud Bleeclersts -o 49, W. ~ - So ~
ABiNnDONfbACE, Twelht ae Troy)-FOurstOry high sOOp
Or n,s 1I 10y No 49, between Eghthaye aud udOn-st
OF Ninthay ' ~ ~ ' " - w.
Mans at No II Ced,rst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

q M 600 WILL buy COUNTRY
P%V'OOO SHAT AMI VINEYARD Of 10 .2 7 :. cs.ai
produces u 10 on the cost Tenn
The large bk houe sb furniture fau snd gsidsn ta4 VIII ue
rented for 5O0 ucIdlng vine ard, $3.50 DAILY hoste
49, y. G. ANTHONY. 40 p Nassau Il. or
GRO r. KEArP, ESQ., Cornwall y y
A BOOK for Country ResidentS-W AIRING"
n ELEMENTS or AGRICULTURE Pnee 81. By mail from The
Tribune Ohce
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Sutton SaIts Of 8tal Gsiatr.
.pnnx u. MULE. AneiIan.s.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aueil0nseL - -
A UCTIQN SALE of the MAGNIFICENT ES-
~ TATB situate h Columbia County, y sye ni Iog sle Gy
OF Hudson aud the Hudson River Slramole Hail. Law
lacson Manor ADRIAN u. MULLER, r. WILKINS 4 Co vii
sell auction WEDNESDAY June TO- al Y o'clock the EIchauce
III BruadWAy the magnificent estate kDoun bIA
MORE ALL or LIVINGSTON MANOR situate 10 Columbia County
n y about I've miles from the CT " ndson and the lnloa
River consists ,o 1s aefe' Of pIolsys iad shy
cultivated land With elegant Mansion ion Fa1ers ou,e oaeh
House large Barn ard al seeesay Aa9f9 hsls
bal G built o. brek rough cast and In tie most saes- man
with all modern Improvements and c0aYelenees
water ooseis bath rooms billiard suul Gc there are large
sides and the south west front Il vide porQ
extending % the roof IL situated high Ani
Md knoll with bclu lake 'front.' The stable 20 By 10 iest
beside boz stalls and contains apartments io[
servants carriages The Barn stalled for aboa 100 bead
Of cattle large ihhng floor aud deep root cellar capable Of
storing Coo bushels The whole including sheds snd yard eoSPg
land Tie Land veil stocked with the most cbee
fruit pear orchard Of some ee aPi ene stfhe garden The
ed 10 beauty grandeur by Ar Tho hudson
Rvsr Tnt f1 hiRe e. he Cstsn M9upt6s bounds the western
horizon and All other directions the ys taxes IN be most picturesque
the estate fne, large nana
Ike well stool choice fish The CAyenck River nni or
nearly mile through the meadows Of the farm The roads through he
estate BY lake river woods lawn and cultivated te og
miles without crossing the boundaries OF hH
estate Maps full particulars at the obe Of the Aetnre
Piuest ~ T. from whom permits TO view The premises can DO
ha1
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XTALrARLE REAL ESTATE for SAL
I'VE OFFER TODAY unusually fne COUN-

I'VE OFFER TO-DAY unusually fine C0UN-
w TRY PLACES. hour from city, ia mountain reep 81 hes'
Jev The consists % o. land sfenh ooueuon Gothic
Cottage o. and cellars Gothic bafn 'oI'o half
acre pou brook flowing through; apples peau ounces
grapes eerr ouauts haetbsrncs rAspbee and sci pro
fusion beEut lawn vth curved drive and Oh slaA and
evergreen tree beautiful lake Of Is front Ottawa Lea ad
desired Sll,2'.
me other is family nson Of u rooms vide ball Tough honss,
abundance. shade % ball ceniafs groeh offensive
s.lbliug OF high gIoaad, tTe acres MYERS II.hhh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
professional gutit,s.

DEPARTURE of DIR. HAMMOND to Europe,
Tor several years residence the Of establishing there
m, oyI SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TRRATMBNrin NERVOUS
nFRIIY Premature PHYSICAL and Mental Decay Re- thorough
Cure by CORRESPONDENTS can be implicitly relied Upon IN ever
bad the be- Letters prepaid ana
conK the regular consulting fee he addressed ater Apu
lifs 10 br HAMMOND, care Of GALlGNANl No ~ KUh pb
pIyoiI Paris France with due attention For further
nd particulars the 0h Revised Edition OF NERVOUS
IMMUNITY BY d. HAMMOND NJ D. formerly Professor OF Anal
amy ana Surgery Medical College N l. fee o.
mailed Address o. Box No 10, station T. Fostoee.
nR. f. b. FOOTE, author of " Medical Com
mon consulted person or by letter al his ONCE
No 100 Of Bast Twentyeghht Once hours
rom 10 a IN. on p Consultation free -
LANES B. SIMPSON
- ATTORNEY AT LAW
No N0 Twentieth st. Galveston, Texas
Special attention to Commercial and Land Business
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the exclusively
operative Hernia emorrhods fslga S!retare var
~ Cataract Of the Face aud kges under we e
@n.e control Of EDWARD H. DIXON NJ d. During the ps "
years more have been treated most OF hm
Ii the lnyAbls rule To pronounce case durable or
s The best accommodations are prode
from 10 M to p m and to evenings at Dr. DxOSs resi-
deuce, No ~ Pnhave
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YoNKERSs:: -.,.l s,. .l... RESIDENCES
FOR SALk
at from $4,000 to +aooo
Desirable HOUSES with from 70 20 LOTS, At $1,000 AMI s 900
number ofFURSfsHBD aud UNFINISHED HOUSES 10 LET
~ Wv MALLORY, BLACKWELL Co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

ENARM for SALE, in Westchestei Co., n. y
30 Eh mAnsou and frm.houscs aud oil
out Hgs situate about miles Williams Bridge fne view Of
L0ag aul S0a Apply No 10 WaAst No sgests need apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
SuarS unb Guums.

oGQ SECOND-AVE., above 20th-st, GOOD
OH ROOMS with Board sih anil asteu family References re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

DASSAIC, n. J.-Sixty-fve ACRES, one-balf
mile from both dege never falling stream Chg soil i ,s
upper DEPOT eight cents TIP OWNER, No f West
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ID PEOPLES BOOK or BIOGRAPHY"
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yyTANTED-B0ARD in private family, or
w farm house ride Of the city for aa
ervg, and % ehrrn Terms not to exceed s9 per week
Adde'S r. II. D., box No. 56J p. o. New.YoFE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06
J COTNTRY SEAT.

chester County One large double HOUSE FOR SALE with kitchen
laundry extensions house 3Ii2 feet front Kitchen ~ feet
fqyl aud 70 finished spring In the kitchen pAra
an rouaa beautifully shaded With ornament and fruit e
rge carnage house Sia horses and twelve
runaDR the barnard Aso house L gardener sI rooms aud
tSs acres on garden FOR SALE LET for the
HOUSE WITH garden lawn eleven finished pAlls
partially furnished Also large double HOUSE barn and Of
tnd large sbad plenty u fruit SC all situated
tboughs from Bedford 10 TsDosn aad u miles from MI Rsco
station Possession Immediately Inquire Of ALFRED dkBENLEAP
" Rrna daar
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NORTHERN Y. J. R.-A superior and highly
~ cultivated large hne House aud onbadogs
timber II to fruit; well fenced and
EXCHANGE for Place 1t Pasc Paterron, CITY poperty
W. y. SEYMOUR, No III BroadEaI.
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED FOR
MEN OF OUR TIMES" "
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.

~ -Uuscrupuous publishers endeayong to decstrs
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w ANTED-AGENTS to sell by sample
w COMBINED SQUARE, LhVkh' and Bh'sA o'''' "'-
ant. offered County Rights for sale most liberal terms
For particulars. address .. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

E0R SALE.-A very desirable CRANBERRY
PARM containing % acres 10 20 Of which bearing Good
dseug premises further particulars apply 10 CllAS
81 LANE Manchester Ocean Co. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

EOR SALE-At Madison, n. j., one hour and
ten minutes from NewYok Morris and EsseI Railroad
daily wsy TB REST cOaniry seat and u Of los
acres finely situated fan ued abundanty sAered with
filling sprug Of pnre The situation ssaubs the neigh
boh6od and surroundings desben fact combines advn
tse place market The owner about leaving the
country There upon II the main house and comfortable farm
house with full set Of outhuling fog each Terms easy Apply by
letter on the premises 10 r. q. ELLSWOkTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

nor SALE. at a Bargain-A beautiful HOME
on the Hudson a acres on grass would exchange
r y property Photograph and diagram be seen a. "bo A.
HiCKCOXS No 20 Cedsrst
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49, D. APPLETON Co, Publishers, Newfori
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TNO LET. during his absence in Europe-Ihe
splsBdd RESIDRSCB Of John Taylor At Baysde Flushing BE
saaT furnished Baths stables Ice house Ten acres ornamental
1900. r. G. RMBRER No. g Willamst
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SruukIm YsaI 6statt for Salr.
6ounfm StaI Gstats for SaIt.

A NJ WAY s. Co,
N. No % Neilson-st New -BrunsVics n J., -, -,-
Have large number Of FARMS and other properties 20 s
We sell commission eAciun'eVi
in al cases we bnng and seller together 20 make tne Own
brgsns there such hide and 20 seek % th case
For square dealing refer TO the Hon Marcus H. war; No'u'
William B. Taylor, EXP. NJ, No 30 Pinottl N !, Clsy,
A II ELIZABETH, n. D., is more desirable Tor
tIsp spv Mace within 50 miles Of NewYok; perfectly
healthy; each way daily Communication Is cents per day e "
minutes FUr kinds property houses country seats farmers
stores factories &C. inquire q BROOKFlELD No 81 CeJafst, ~ l.
No Brnad.yt Elizabeth.
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Situations @lamttS- -Stmalts.

A GERMAN GIRL wishes a SITUATION to
"a general housework Inquire No Edneii between %
pal ard Dvisiou'sts basement
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a SITUATION to
N DO GENERAL H0USEwORK Inquire Mrs LOVES iastas
Tor German Servants No. Stanton the BoEey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

no LET for THREE YEAKS-A spIendld
COUNTRY RESIDENCE ofAbouti acres Ia North Hampstead
l. The house and comnoons containing ~ rooms
heated contains and water nroas
ont On The premises beside al the necessary uibndpgS are
sperr green hon.e trout pond In front OF TIE mansion
6ne lawn With extensive water mont aud beaalu grow %
t,5. aud other choice tlcrs there abundance OF rt OF
T vre. on the place the place viii be sold win me balance
~, - 10 III about acres which there farmhOu aud
er budn With the atY and frequent h steam
Doal Anu iAh =" P-''S'-' -iF'' No. Pinest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

EOR SALE--0n Fort Hill, Staten Island, -
minutes from the d elegant HOUSE with about an acs.
lard house french roof built IN the best manner and O the
best materials with modern Improvements; and vewsupon
al sdc Applr 10 HOMER MORGAN No. 2 Pnest O,kkD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

yVANTED-AGENTSs g s Civ join :; , =:
AbbVl rgrvns Of the Father aud Mother Of the General
aud Is otherNlse IA 10 The times b. b. RUSSELL.
the Market price ' Publisher No. IS Cornhil Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

EINE HOUSE, Is rooms, all modern improve
vith 10 Psed Mass also Farm House and 20
adjoining finest located property BERKSHIRE County owner can
be between II and N. to-day. az Office 81
A. BLEBCKER SON & Co, No II Cedarst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

1J1 WEST THlRTY-SIXTH-ST.-F FUR
ii YlsHED ROOMS sud BEDROOMS, With Without Board
01p East Twelfth st.-FURNISHED ROOMS
20 With BOARD IN PGvaie Family for gentlemen aud ~ts OF
sin,le s.atlem,n. Terms Moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

Two LET-3-story and basement HOUSE, NO.
Al siiper Mace on BrSokn ighis minutes walk from either
south or Waist Fe1es complete order and With every modern
ssuvspleuea Applv 10 r. NJ MORGAN No. % Newst, N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

VlO LET-For the Season or Year, TWO
FuRNIsHgD HOUSES Al RE n Y directly The waeri
,so,, ieib,fay situated Apply HENRY A. KBLLY % Nhltest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

mo IEV-In East New York, q dcslrabIe
u UoIsE Of contains twelve
hi cod order Rent Adires- KEEN BROS No 2lB Fulton
St CITY nc r.. MILLER East New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-06

ERONTING on THE SHREWSBURY KIVEK,
at Red Bank j. two to ten splendid STS for COUNTRY
SEATS Salt water bathing the premises Address b. COOK
Red Bank n J.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-11
winter w ork for Farmers.

10 the farmer every season brings its own
peculiar burden which can be easily borne, if
properly adjusted and duly appreciated. The
winter months come laden with quite as i'm
portant duties as other portions of the year,
and these cannot be shirked without setting
back the tide of prosperity upon which the
farmer thought he was riding during the Har-
vest Moon. To save is even more difficult
task than to accumulate, and hence we be-
lieve penny saved is worth more than PEN
ny earned. The tiller of the soil can be eco
nomical without being niggardly as well as
anybody else. Itrequires quite as much skill
and judgment to feed out NOV of hay to
the cattle as it does to gather it into the
barns, but many farmers will make great
buster in haying time and exhibit much in
dustry and enterprise in that season, and yet
they will lamentably fail in distributing the
proceeds of their hard labor to their stock.
A vast deal of hay is wasted every wiDterj Just
for the want of proper care and judgment.
When creature is allowed to trample upon
his food, paw. it over and " blow" upon it, he
hutud any oOquiICo d uAoiCliSu IOT IL anu wastes
moreIthan he eats, and what he eats doesn't dc
him SO much good as it would if given to him
in more economical manner. Cattle can be
ianght bad habits almost as easily as children
can. Both must be taught to properly prize
their food and not to loathe it by wasteful
extravaganza. But this is not all that is re-
quired to keep creatures well through the
winter. "Cold as barn" is familiar phrase
| and has been for many generations. And il
| is well chosen to Illustrate ones idea of in
clement weather, for barns are altogether toe
cold to be profitable and yet some improve
ment has been made within a few years. and
some farmers have found out that cattle in 8
warm barn can be kept on less food than in q
cold one A merciful man is merciful TO hi,
beasts, but many barns through the countr,
show anything but mercy in the hearts of tho
! owners.
And this is not ALL Stock of all kind:
should be fed and watered with great regular
ity, and well sheltered at all times Dear as
lumber is, the farmer will find that hemlock
and spruce boards are much cheaper than hay
and grain. Keep lump OF salt within reach
of the creatures so that they can lick it when
they please. This Is decidedly better than to
give it to them semi-occasionally when they