The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-21

FAgsIERg COLUMN.


HINTS on Care OF Stock Tor AIorlI.
Horses il good rorkIng condition, az
least. sh1q.H as be seen OF the preDl-
.es Of GOOD f1snier ~; b.. gratitude
towards these faithfui serYsHts .horld not
induce him. at any tine Of the year, 20
s;as. feed 'heai. The butcher s.nt, thick
meat and .3lealy 81 ta.lyr lea ths cattle and
sa.cp. bul tie plOzEian looks for srong
r.u.c.c. spirit and sn1aTsscc in hi. teau
HE to-. aud care {! tie ier.ut animals
yn6uEd Ie consistent y.th the intimate pgr>
pose they nre 20 serve IA. horses that
have tec1 nibt-reG mostly 10 the ,.ab.e,
wlt.9lt u4cn g1ercf ., are rot Z. !9r hard
se...ce a. tie oI..uiug Il working season
Ii the .sriug. an polite soarc> Of dicase
is tie ard Nofs they arc frequently com
pe!cd t. DO When they axe not 10 proper
Condition.
Il possible. feed roots, and also glye free
eocc.e 70 SAT. Ia the sbseuce of roots.
bran vet wih plenty Of warn sster nay
be a par,Isi substitute. esieclslty IN ea-ss
Of constipation. Their stalls ,hou j Dc
cleaned tvic. every day. asd supplied unh
good dry litter a, night The curry comb
should 60, b. allowed 10 rus, for van, Of
use. ard thi. should be followed BY good
ElsU DI Yea SYsN kL4 LIE biNSL-
Fresh COWS should &c well attended 10,
vol fed and nor suffered 20 get poos =
Many coz. are dostOreI the horn. ars ter
ed because they are coli, turpehtinr srub-
bGi on the head and llonf the -pIue, ths
poor animal, already de6cieut IN blood, Is
farther reduced ty beInk bed By The
neishbgiiug COW doctor. Chen all the symp-
toms lui.ca;e nothing but dehcieut vital
lty.
There are probably more lambs dropped
in April titan q March ani 1t Is de.rsbie
in this climate that this should be 30. IN
foc.s Of 6Ae scoi sheep. Mutton laab.
ought 10 cone earlier, Tor they at'ala a
better -ize. and are sooner rsaiy Tor he
butcher Breeding eve. should q, once
haze good shelter, elGher 10 closed shed, or
tatn room, uttered jas; enough 81 keep the
heeces clean, not flied wi:h bulky, sttasy
Iticr, sud prov .e1 wiIh very tree vsItIa-
tioa cges Ga cod .hts.
StnCnL W.-To CuRE CHoLc II
Hoses Take piece d carpet, blanket
or any tnlc. material large enough 10 cover
the F rsa fg0u 30, tore to his hind l.g..
AMI .latu be SPINE 10 the Z ,or a. he hes !;
WING ID out 81 h1t water a. hot as you cat
possibly handle II. You ueri no: tear
soh,dtng .i.e animal Apply this TO the
horse, aud cover il Win similarly dry
cloth As soon a. tie boat dlIniul.hes
much Dip tts wet cloth again IN hot water.
Tn, pan vii within an hour cure the
vDrbt cuse d! choIlc.
NJ. y. A-1'o CrRE Hoo CHOLERA -
Take two or more large barrel. aud place
can.enien. 70 the kitchen. Into this de
post al. the pot liquor. dl~hxa,.r. and
graasy water q any KIND. refuse pieces Of
bacon, AMI few kucke'fu. Of soap .uds.
LIZ il stand few days or until ternen,a
tion tcsins, thcu add 20 each BARREL one
ia.shel If Gue charcoal, = half bu>hel Of
corn meal, one handful IF salt, and Init
povrd of c1pperas. Lot it stand shor.
tiue 50 that the coal may become thorough
L. saturated with the liquid, then feed 10
the hUgs In the usual manner this ha.
never tailed as proven alive, and IN every
instance wherein from neglect the disease
made its appearance, succeeded IN curing
il Ia few days.
SIMPLE MIX CoDLsR Having seen in
different Articles "a dairying the uss Of ice
Gated. believe have \ simple and mex
peu.jyc deyi.e much better adapted, Aai
less troublesome, aud n better equalizer Of
temperature Tor small fAu.ilies that have
wcH aud cellar lear each other.
Now as most cellars IN Illinois must
necessarily havo drain, there can be no
Inconvenience whatever in the use OF such
a dsglce.
We have been using this kind Of cooler
for three years, and lind II Is all that /. lie
sired, keeping the milk al near the same
ten perature as the water IN the well !,
a n A LII 4
always getting fresh supply OF water 10
u when the pump ia worked he Least
" hat little experience Ne have bad xish
Ice is hat IT Is irregular unless attend, Z
very closely, being both troublesome xni
expensive while IN the other there Is
nsithcr after once put in.
Any moderately ingenious farmer can ar
range when building, and put in such De
vice without material expense. aud coulter =
blessing on Hannah and ,be children
thu lhyy vii raise mp aud call hlm hls..ei
every tima they SIP their cold milk and cat
the excellent butter.
Nog, brother farmers, don't neglect the
small but importan, matter in the location
OF your houses, we'll and c,llar, thu, you
may all have your own spring right whore
YOU want il +, and, MAD my word JOG
VIII ueSot rSsttt lt. - CoT. FoVte fuTHeF-
To remove warts from the .eA,s Of cow,
the Wlsvichuse't. PiougtnrIn reco,rra.ai,
tying fine SIX cord tightly around tbs
root Of tho wart whom the coz is not Ia
MIX. That stops the circulation Of blood
t. il, When it vii soon die and fall 81 -
That IS a common and etfectual Iuehod |.
the wart IL large at the base, and Of fortu
which does not admit of tying, you eau
burn 1t of by lunar caustic. Get 1t at any
apotheeary and all that Is needed II to rub
i, well over the wart. In few weeks the
wsrt will disappear.
paUNlNG CuEUANTs. We clip the FOL
lowing from an exchange on the advisable
ity 0! pruning currant tIesS, and the proper
n ode oi doug 1t;
IT is not advisable to subject all varie,
ties Il the cvrrant 70 the same system of
pruning. The common red aud white cur
rants produce their fIuit manly on small
spurs. PROVING on wood o. Two 81 more
yeafs OIL ghle uu the black cunants
tR1es @'srt fhg frljt Is borne mainly on
the 10 q iac preceding year, IN the
ir-t named varieties. shortening the youhg
wool. Il very long sids III the production
81 i.a.tsruts wh,il IA the latter il would
i ssa tl,a number OF fruit although 1t might
Increase tEc size
Iha bsck crrgants require bu, h',le