Mower County transcript., 1869-12-16

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70 P5sseEve :csoosSss Mg -, MencR tWe
Ieet VICE ana M slxt lncnes aeeP, nj tne pot' m
tom Wltn waeat or rye sttaM. Stand t1e
eagDaessla '.s csnsel 9l tne tlencn: e heaas
aown a sna tlee .ss tnss ancses a spa .ocst.e.
straw sro9no t1e neaas, ana scfoyvsf from ,ta
~ sn. san.s tncnes uGeP Ns.u ss.. .eay
- - ~ I.;I ~,,ss.S "a. f.nnh;,1.;si 49,. !.
i r.or, .,esh;,"s, ie Jn.,n *. ,,.ai,. - AS.i, 49,
snct shoriJ he saiactad * tha n,,1,es: = ~
Ghoros ao .hs'.,S seiS ~ hs tlv ~ Fuipos.,as'
ouu! 80. ce pl.ag "nuN ttias nlo1.u: ~:
% Low seas ~; a9ss nos nur. eneA'' s pu'
ls,net improve 'nell na,ol: -. ~.
10 KEEP potatoes tor seed: When first
dug let them dry Oh well. lying several
Gays spread .ous tnin on me nafn noor: =
t1ey are greenea oy me sun = !,a 1s 2 double
asvsntags. s, Tor no careless cook viii take o
@ e"nS a. ~ 81. ss,a. lase tae aeaa
ne $500 80 - aea s .Las. " 49, lgo. ~.
Saen s Nsver | toan s thave {, -. rs,s .se 1s,,,.
sm;na theyn , d,,,;,;s, 81, ti,a ;,,tat
and % # thew thsy show tanaency s IS s.,s esov % nh
tha e,,aa n;,t .,d en,ss 49, ~ th;.,.a.
tne Dyes oo' ' anu . sPssa1 saesn put tnAnnet.
a hocK county tarmer says ;ss1 vo0ld
advlse farmers nov g commence ana gave
the,r mich cows small amount Of salt
daiiy' ana every stormy nignt 70 tie them
/ Up IN Mssm staoie ana. give tnem either
IN atmtuA ~ green ciover e nay ori else green
cured corn STALKS ana 81! the pure water
they want Depend upon It. there Is moth
Ing that will pay better with good care than
cows, and nothing will pay worse for want
OF cara. r. sess.;ssE Il - -
HA4 REounED roR Cows.-After an ex-
perienes Of many years, writer in the n.
r. Farmer says that good cows Will eat on
an average twenty pounds OF hay when
giving milk, and fifteen pounds when dry,
Not ~ guese-vork but tested by actual
We1gnt 1of monhts y 2 2, time. They wld pay
! well fof tnelf Keeping ~ y1eldng an aver
age OF sl1 y qua1ss % miik througnout the
| yeaf..' no sessamases summer pasture At
nny cents per week. ana mlik st - cents
~. = ks3i :, 7,,.s{; 7.l
! DEE Aap sAufe AnAu9-ue,man = !. Re
! c:k-fut sDg1s se' eaens Pounos OF Deei INTO
:oia = wster. Mnen at oomes 70 ooai, let
nae 1oh as ,oe s,en. n. OF nd zen
nos longer: lake u out ana lay It N !. g
stew pan, cover II completely over WITH
sauer kfaot, q ana pour IN q P'nt OF INN
gravy. sew ~ .oal nouls' ana s!!n serve WIN.
INC gravy ma suteen - eeep o'sn' ;5.t2*'
eTEA4Ep FOWL -EowS are petter
:e.asuea ~ slan Somea, ssgec.siiy E Maen mere
W. n0 se ss1 ~ ~ na ;;ea. 20 19it .em IN
~ MaeI s.o.u, sne !se. !us.s AZ sho's oe se'eu M
catch all the drirs. Drawn butter, plain or
seasoned with parsley or celery, is the
most common sauce used for boiled fowls.
Liver sauce is good, bat when oysters can
be had, oyster sauce IL 10 be preferred
above all others. ~.
\ THr Germantown Telerraph5 deprecates
leaving corn fodder in the shocks throuph
November, It should remain, no longer In
the field than is necessary 70 drv the Grain.
Alter huskinR,a the fodder should ibe care
fully stacked near the place of feedinr or,
nut under sheds,I Horses prefer it "a hav
and il in eapeciSllv sought for for racing AN
imals. If cut and steamed it is as good as
the best hay, and really more milk produc-}
ing. -. ;.s;ss .sssfs ,;,.,z; :. Ii 8 /
, Anewsnanar exchange savsth.t ona hn.h-
al of corn IN = "a Fan anS.a hsif sonns.sss
Of pork. If this Is true. spe.f ~ s,li .1,s en.t
%he fao6ar ona &.,,,th q
much per pound as the corn =, II worfh nnon
which Il H. fattaned. rhua With corn at
so cents the pork costs about i've cents
The relative adyantaoes Of selling ar feed.
ing the corn may thus be judged. - - -
DIP ,well-seasoned SHINGLES in q lime
wash. and dry them before laying, and they
will last much longer, and not become COW
cred with moss. a,. s;ry,s.-,.. sT.,sss ---,,.
The following ia recommended nv the