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cleanliness has much a. - With The haFof ~
p1fk The nlihy state IN which many a..
iening hoxs are kepi has q tendency not
only ~ give 4 fank tasis 10 the meat, Dat 10
fen'ier it positively unwh0lesoms. a very
common node " penning hogs at this sea
HANIN - III t"Ilf NlNtENN EtNN@*ANffA AtNtts
the weather. The consequence j. that snch
peas are not n, 81 Keep living animal In I;
vet and filthy. cold and uncomfortable a.
they are. hogs will not take on fat. and .
great proportion u the food Il wasted while
they are Kept In them, while the 9th, a con-
siderable amount Of which the hogs will
consume. must be- detrimental 10 their
health. and 20 the health Of those who eat
their flesh. Il Il not only safer but more
economical 10 give fatteuing animals good
shelter and dry beds aud litter, and keep
them quite clean. The labor will be well
repaid.
CURING CORN FoDDER.--Eyery farmer
knows that there Il little difficulty In curing
corn fodder II II Is not gathered until nearly
or quite ripe. But when corn Il sOwn 10
drills and cultivated only for fodder, and
then cut when green, Il is no easy matter to
dry out the juice sufficient TO prevent mold
ness, even II IL does not rot. In a majority
OF cases 1t ia cut too early, even to obtain
/ the greatest amount OF nutrimentin given
| quantity When nearly ripe, or after the
/ tassels appear and the leaves begin to color
4 Is the time when the stalks contain the mos
sugar, and they are also in better condition
4 for preserving during winter. II the weather
| suOAlu DiONt vi ~ thO AlAit vi
t the stalks may be cut and spread upon tn
ground, and then turned over every two o
three days until sufficiently dry for putin!
into small stacks. But we prefer cutting
and tying loosely in small bundles, then sci
ting up In the field In small shocks, say
dozen bundles in each. binding them to
gether about the top. In this condition tn
stocks may remain until wanted for ieedin
in winter, and generally they will be fires
and Of a green color, without modiness G
, rot. 10 prevent the shocks blowing dowI
} set them around few uncut stalks, whic
may be left for this purpose at proper di
tanees along the rows.
A VARIETY OF CRops. Mixed husbandr
has two great advantages-it gets the benei
of all the land has to bestOw, the varior
: crops drawing upon the various materials
(, the soil Hence a greater length Of tin
can be covered without replenishing Il
: land, though 1t Il better to feed liberal
: and constantly. Second In the variety
, produce there are always soBe produC
that will sell well even in the worst of time
!, while there is less loss in the poor prlc
y where but small quantity is sold. In I'll
{ way there is no loss but always a gain n
= fortune realized (nor fortuae LOST, b
. fair, moderate profits secured.
: This is safe farming, just as in speculate
- the man who is content with modera
;, profits is the safe Spectator, prosecu'i
his trade when others fail
j, The beauty Is to make the whole s.
u work, nothing lying dormant, useless
whatever fertility the farm has unused,
u must always be remembered is SO much Ii
. in interest, and in the use Of the pro-
10 But, as We have said, the farmer Is safe a
+: in these critical times this is of the first |
u portance. Have many things to sell ratl
I ,s than one OF kind largely, which-thou
ie many chances are against twill sell al
- low figure, which any of our thinking far
y ers know is not the figure that pays, +
III remember, every penny, not every dollar
y. A. will say, but every penny gained In SELF
VI is so much clear gam. Have a variety tn,
81 to be sure to get this clear gain.