The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13
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cows au3 'sou shalt = ~ ilmes treat
thf coz greatly sad kladis securing Der
esu6dsnes aBd allowing 20 aus 70 modest
Der o. nAke BET afraid
Theu .haa pct siarss Uf siut iby
COW TOT food, uur give bsr peef innuirl-
doc o. uus holesoue feed Of any kiuJ
Whatsoever, bot ga abundance Of thai
whish Is palaiAble add good for her ,ys-
ten. that lie may keep iu good tie,h. have
q smooth coat and > eisaF eye, aud thau
sbAA gIss bsr at 10 lick whenever .hs
Haetl.
s.. IaDu shalt iu 30 way deprive u0r
allow thy COW to be deprived Of plenty
q clean wsier to drink, nor compel Der
to wallow In mud or 70 60 a long distance
to get water, BOT to drink out Of mud
holes, staguAut ponds or pools, nor to sip
water ffom holes Ia the earth made boy
her Own feet, OF the feet Of other animals
but thon shalt give her an abundance Of
spring, brook OF well water, kept clean
enough ior thine own USE
T. Thou shalt give thy COW ample
shade 10 summer and a warm shelter in
winter; aud the latter shall be kept clean
aud sweet, aud withal well ventilated
aud thy cow shall have room for freedom
VI motion, clean bed 10 lie on, aud OBJ
portuuity ior such outdoor exercise as
she mas desire, 10 the end that her blood
shall freely circulate, that hsr muscles
shall not deteriorate and become weak OF
stifened aud that her digestion sud sppe-
lite shall remain good.
8. Thou shalt milk thy COW in cool
place IN summer, and when she Is not
heated or iretted, but standeth quiet and
cheweth her cud, aud in a clean place at
Oh times thou shalt clean thy cows bag,
milk her gently and avoid getting filth in
20 thy milk pail; aud thou shalt not save
for thine own on thy neighbours use, nor
carry to the factory, any milk drawn from
a COW with d calf less than four days old
nor milk drawn from COW suffering
/ from horn and hoof disease, or horn dis
temper, OF fever, or gsrget, or any other
disease, nor from any COW which thou
hast good reason TO believe IS suffering
| from i'll health.
/ 6. Thou shalt keep everything about
thy stable and dairy-house scrupulously
clean; thou shalt thoroughly cleanse and
seald--not merely rinse in hot water
oil the pals, cans, strainers, pans and
other utensils used in milking, carrying
milk, setting milk, OF manufacturing ii
into any Of the products Of the dairy
and thou shalt carefully keep thy miIS
from exposure to foul, tainted or dis
eased atmosphere; so shalt thou prevent
the oily particles in thy milk from absorb
ing bad odors, and fever malaria, and the
yirus of contagious disease, and thou
shalt spare thyself the shame and sin oi
delivering milk that 'tssteth of the barn,
yard, aud Of introducing disease into the
families Of those who eat OF the products
OF thy dairy
Z. Thou shalt cool and air thy milk a,
soon IS drawn from the cow by using thC
best appliances at thy commandment by
putting cold water or ice in it, for tina
would be violation Of both the law ant
the commandments-bu by bringing thl
milk in contsct with cool surface aboy,
the freezing point, and exposing thy mill
, In thin sheets TO clean atmosphere, tina
. il may become charged with oxygen
: which hath q wonderful virtue to proven
souring and taiuting. It's shrewdly sus
/ pected by some Of the prophets that air
/, ing milk IL Of more value than cool
ing IL, aud experience showeth that stir
! ring with dipper hath preseryative ei
/ feet that should commend it TO every pal
: ron Of cheese factory Thou shalt con
. fine thy milk in covered can as short
r time as possible, and protect ii from III
A rays OF the sun and the hot atmosphere
j, A wooden blanket thrown over the cal
e and Il canvas strctcher over the milk-wae
; on, would be found quite cticaciousth
blanket not TO h. used unless the milk
$ cooled.
= :. Thou shalt mol water tiny milk b
IS mixing with II the contents Of the sprin
u the we'll. the cistcru, the brook, the watcr
T. ing trough ~ other source OF water sul
}, pIy; nor by feeding the COW yiIlainor
r slops, whps, oreytremely Succuient ioot
4 whereby the contents ct thy milk-ca
q shall he increased ia quantity al the O.
peuse OF quality, viii, the view ol chea
iug Thy ueighbor; tof thou wilt thercb
be cheating thine own soul and stand
, constant danger OF The penalty otthe Law
:. 9. Thou shalt uot kim thy milk b
Il taking OF the cream that riseth IN the ca
e over night that thou inayest have
e little cream Tor coffee; nor by setting
70 In paus or other utcusil. over nigh
I. nor by saving ,trippings, nor by any otI
/. e. process for II thine own sense
II honesty doth not restrain the, the
II shouid.t constantly have the fear Of 4
:, law and ofillc watchiul eye, Of thy ncigi
= bors before thee. Il Is better 10 save ol
: small mess for thine own use.
10. Thou shut not commit adultery !
adullerating thy milk with burnt ,uga
chalk salt. -oda, or aus ingredient or con
Z pound whatsoever; ner by giving vi
!, STUFF 70 thy COW nor by any mean
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