The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23


Of the points that W. shuHd iihc 90 - nccurtiri,
determined on nm experimental mrn The liqucit
ing Of all the yard manure. 0. tuuhl,rys better
than any cumminuiiun ilat ~" cah attain hy
rotiing, bat the ncccss,r, ppi.af.iu. fni doing
this, aud applying II economically - tie fields
require invre capital than No. '.iucrs have 20
invest Thorough tumpr' %. within lh,
msans ~ all ind wuuii aiNn,. "a, iu.r,.4n
igricHifHr,a
NArIvE CAnLL We nuh ai.ui native ,g,tii,
u BY this We understand ,ulr -,,4,. nnnd.=ctipi.
ot mixtures 81 the tan uut h .i 90 various breed.
then the name d misgs'd Mrshuuld snN Com.
mon cattle. u W. ~, ,nr numr rightly. Il
would Indicate that tlIm.ir i,rl and Treatment
had influenced the cnumuu stock a. cattle 80
that those OF q particular district had become IN
many points Vrrt eimilai IT, }. not the ease.
90 far ~ We know any h.r, 100 th. cnuniry. ~.
cept 10 very limited tN'chi rrurh We almost
wonder ~ H. There Ha. 't'', a iew Yeats
since, when b. seemed as 10 80 'uiEhi expect 10
see such native lr,'d. Developed % Saii,us arts
oi our rountry hui th~ Een,ft determination
81 the improved Iuu-h iu,J. Do. IS, think.
broken up ant irundltot. e. t,M breeds whi,h
might have ten itd IT,. t's ..t- e. 10 tonne, %
Icui u"v base aiu.s.i .,l .s.,,.. .; \.r'h Devon
blood introduced IS 'hii 'utt, wears hul ire
Nious 10 thai iA, cattle .ttibl ,uur frou il,
south ~ Eng hrj Wl,i, f. l..,ti,ui ,..oi 81
the naiisr breeds f,d .tl boxing been bred
With .unc iuieii -,n,r. Aat i,i'..t.' their cui.r
and improved in iafin 20, 'ihi o.. ugh ,iil-ru.
csscnilall, if"u ~, vf. to. ..i breed tine, vet
agreed quite rs We'll tt..u. ir~n.s-lt,- ns .uiuc
recognized hrcds
Throughout the ri.i,, N.rtl4fu >'nics cattle
have bt"n br,i ',. t,tf- ... if.. .,;i veal u.,ie
han ict Ice. ant .s' $3.50 ...ut.un ,.v. have
never teen t,Ait,, a. ".... 3, pa. even Be-.
'oni- pfo,,snml 'h,'. -..,i..o , i..t. ,,,,c.
Mere fattlt tg.4. ft fi, ! 200. t.fl0Upl : ui s.
coming ~ HuDu. mills, t r.lc fr.aLtu'ly
geticis - g'"i m.ch -.... fnuo.- m.h,is
are always Go he touu4 autu. the sl.ra ,. /
'Naiites and o cue wi.i,4 q. '-'lh. So a the
DAIRY herd. his h,s' plan be. i,,H nai .,i..l. 20
select through the CouLtis ia,-, deep m5lh-ts
wherevcf he can lind them ati t,: TIE main.
ienauoe Of the herd fruu nait. O.. o.. own breed.
ing has been always attended Nl,h lisappolu'.
ment and its deterioration .u good points
The same result has t,cn detained ia regafl
10 breeding FOR beet foi .t wt. 2 until the IN.
PRODUCTION Ofihe improved l.'.,s,4 breeds Deyous.
Shofi.Lorns, and Hereford 'i.l' uniform excel.
lence ofqualiiy, rapid growth. .al economy u
feeding. could be Tfedica'rl "l'l anything iihe
the certainty with whic! S., tDW raise grade
cattle sor beef notwithstanding ih. .mmrli4 ate
progeny ofcertain au-ai. t,lA.. .t,4.t res. i !. !
their sfes or dam q 't'' maturity clsy !4''.u-
ing. aud excellence 81 the beet
We present these facts 10 order g. enforce The
important fact that d. 'r.tir ra .ty.e' p, ia.
prose he f'act s.c,J' - tr,aial .lri4...'u sr.n
Thoroughbred ~ fuii-j' ~ rf,+ This ia broad.
general principle, aud equally applicable 20 an
polggrNoHs animals. iha, l.. those which 10 10,
PAR. from horses 90 barn-yarl fowls.