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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-02
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We copty' the following sugges-
tons about sheep from a circular
issued by F. G. D. Mckay, the gen
eral agent of the American Emil
grant Company. The company
have already 10000 sheep shattered
among the farmers who purchased
land Of them, in flocks ranging in
size from so to 200 head:
l. Keep sheep dry under foot with
litter. This is even more necessary
than roofing them. Never Let
them stand or lie in snow or
mud.
2. Take up lamb bucks early in
the summer, and keep them up till
December lst following, when they
may be turned out.
8. Drop or take out the lowest
bars as the sheep enter or leave a
yard, thus saving broken limbs.
4. Count every day,
S. Begin granting with the great
est care, and use the smallest guam
tity at first.
6. If eve loses her lamb, milk
her daily for few days, and mix a
little alum with her salt.
7. Let no hogs cat with the
sheep, by any means in the
spring.
8. Give the lambs a little mill
feed i'm time of weaving.
9. Never frighten sheep, if posi-
BILE to avoid it.
10. Sow rye for weak ones in
cold weather, if you can.
IL. Separate all weak or thin or
sick from those strong, in the fall,
and give them special care.
II. If any sheep is hurt, catch it
at once and-wash the wound; and if
it is fly time, apply spirits of tur-
pcntine daily, and always wash with
something healing. If limb is
broken, bind it with splintcrs tightly,
loosening as limb swells.
j Is. Keep number of good bells
on the sheep.
"A. Do not let the sheep spoil
wool with chatf or burs.
Is. Cut tag-locks early in the
spring.
Is. For scours, give pulverized
alum in wheat bran; prevent by Ia
king great care in changing dry for
green feed.
II. If one is lame, examine the
foot, clean out between the hoofs,
pare the hoof if unsound, and apply
tobacco with blue vitriol, boiled in
. little water.
lS. Shear at once any sheep COM
to shed its wool, unless tho
is too severe, and save
carefully the pelt Of any sheep that
dies.
10. Have, Mt least, one good work |
by to refer to. This will be money
in your pocket.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-02
Frozen House Plants.

Winter. usually brings with it the
complaint Of frozen house plants
Every summer the good wife OF
daughters. or fneicultured sons
one or more of them of each family
carefully rear some of natures
gems known as house plants.
Thnrwindows of the mansion and
the cot are alike verdant with the
foliage of growing plants. Many OF
these plants die Of excess Of heat or
moisture before cold weather sets
in; others put forth very sickly
growth, the prey of insects, or the
first cold snap. Some plants really
dry up from neglect in watering
them, aided by the dry heat of the
room. Great care and skill are
needed to keep plants in healthy
state until after January 18th, when
the days begin to ,lcngthen and
growth begins. sis.'
Il A room for mixed plants should
not be heated over sixty-five degrees
by day or lover than forty by
night. -gA1@ 's@ 6> ~'.'@
Should the sun raise the temper
ature to seventy or eighty degrees
by day, no harm will be done. Fo-
liage plants and some others need a
warmer room, while roses, pinks,
and few others may be kept just
above frrxisg, and are the better
for it. e
But what shall be done with fro
zen plants? Cut the branches as far
as froxen-ald toTuelr the earth If
killed as far; water slightly snd
only. when .ths eai6 arsend the
plant is dry and seems " need it.
Don't keep the plant as warm quite
as before it was frozen, and if mere
is any life. in the. branches they
will soon show itchy buds and
leaves 80. H;g#
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-02
Milk - Food.

An investigation of the nutritive
qualities of milk and the reasons
for its dlsagrceing with many adult
persons, has been made by DR.. Wig
gin, of Providence, r. l., and re-
ported in the Journal Of Applied
Chemistry.
The result will be a novel to those
who have looked on milk as a slor-
py diet, not to be compared with
the more solid articles we choose
in preference for our food. For ex-
ample, milk contains eighty-seven
per cent. of water; but then rump
steak of beef contains seventy-6ve
per cent. of water, and eggs con-
tain sixty-cight per cent.
In fact, it turncs out that milk,
even at twelve cents per quart, is
the cheapest form of animal food.
DR.. Wiggin says that sirlOin steak,
including the bone, at thirty-fve
cents per pound, is as dear as milk
at twenty-four cents per quart;
round steak at twenty cents per
pound as dear as milk at fourteen
cents; eggs at thirty cents per dozen
as dear as milk at twenty cents;
corned beef at seven cents as dear
as milk at fifteen cents.
A great obstacle to the use of
milk as all important element of
food is to be found in the fact that
it cannot be used by all with impu-
nifty, often producing headache and
biliousness. The cause Of this
seems to be that the milk undergoes
in the stomach a process similar to
that which accompanies the manu-
facturc of cheese; that is, it is So
lidiied, or formed into nearly solid
"curd," the potash and soda in the
milk, which were needed to render
its caseine soluble in it's water, be-
ing taken up by the acid in the
stomach. The temperature of the
stomach also favorsthe change.
This mass of cnrd, which is prob
ably manageable by the healthy d.
gcstion of a child, or of a person by
whom milk has always been used as
an article of diet, is hard nut for
an unsound stomach to crack
The depraved gastric juice of an
adult sinner finds difficulty in pcne
trating its gummy fairness. The
contents Of the stomach, only halt
prepared, pass on into the intes.
tines, making discomfort and trou'
bic as they go. All this may be
avoided by mixing with the milk
some farinaccous food, such as
bread, rice, or corn pudding. The
farinaceous particles will be mixed
so much through the mass of curd
as to destroy its cohesion, and to
make it easy for the stomach to
manage it. Even with this precau-
ton milk should be used sparingly
at the outset, and the digestion
should be accustomed to it's new
work, for the easy digestion Of milk
is a trick we put aside with our
childish things.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-02

In answer to the question, "Whl
it do to set small fruits among
standard fruit trees?" the, editor of
the Horticulturist says: 'sNo. Very
many, anxious to- econUniize their
land, wish to grow Strawberries in
their orchards while their trees are
growing upward to bearing ages
We only repeat what we have often
said before, such . case will be
either . sure loss. or . preEention of
their successful growth. !"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-02

SALvE FOR CHAPPED LIPS AND
HANps.-Take two ounces of white
wax, one ounce Of spermaceti, four
ounces ofoil of almonds, two ounces
Of English honey, quarter of an
ounce Of essence Of bergamot, or
any other perfume. Melt the wax
and spcrmaceti; then add the honey,
and melt altogether, and when hot,
add the almond oil by degrees, stir
ring till cold. This is superior to
glyccrine for chapped hands, sun
burns, or any roughness on the
skin.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-02

Vinegar Dittersare not . vile FMncy Drink,
Made Of Poor Ram, Whislsey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse LIQUORS, doctorcd, spiccd an.l swec.-
ened to please the TASTE called Tonics Appciizers
"Restorers &c. that lead the ipplcr on to drunken
ness and ruin, but true Medicine, made from the
Native Roots and Herbs Of California FREQ from II
Alcoholic Selmalaufs. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PU1IFIER asd LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and Invigorator
Of the lystcn. carrying on all poisonous matter and
restoring tho blood to healthy condition. no pcrson
take thep oitten according to directions and
main long uswell. provided their bones not des-
troyed BY mineral poison other MEANS and tho v.I
organs wastsdtpvsaA thsDsiut Of repair.
They ars a1GsseIe EGrsativc AZ we'll a. n
apowerful assnt in relieving Congestion or 1n1amma-
tion Of the Liver. and ali the viscer,i Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
young Oh married or sinsle. at the dawn Of
hood OF at ~ turn Of Ne these Tonic Bitten have
equal. a.
FsrIssanmaeery sr Chre,lc Rheu rstis.n
and Gsaf, Dyspepsia or Isai9cstlen; bIi-
isas, sRsnleteat and Interaittent Fcvefs,
Diseases Of tho Bleed, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Blttcrs have been most successful
Sack Diseases are caused BY vitiatcA Bleed.
which y sener.ny prednssd. by Asraassnent Of the
Dl9eselt6 Oi1anu. So 49, -~
DYsPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, Head
ache. Pain Ia the Sheulds Coughs. Tishtness Of the
Chest Dssap. Dosr EruseaNens q tbs etsnaeh. lad
Tasts h H. Mouth, Dillous Asas Paipsasioa Of the
Heart, Inflammation es the Lanss Pain in the regions
u the KiAneys and hundred other painful symptoms
are the s0sDrinss Of Dypspsia. -t8ft .st.s. NJ
They nvisoSats the Stomach and stimulate tho terpd
Liver anA 1sves. which rs1Ase thsn; ~ snssuSlled
eeaey in elsa,sns ~ bss1sG all inpazitss and i'm
parting nsw lie and vigsT = the who'll systsn.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, 1ruvtisas. 9sttss,
Salt Rhsun. Dlstshss. DDsta Rinplss Hsseslss Bells
Carbsndss. Rins-Wssna oaA Nod, Ssrs Eyes.
1risipslas. NeA Seuff Dlseelsea4iens u The Ska.
Hsmen and Dissasss II Ne Hkln, q whatever name
or natars. ass lssay luguv aaA carried out Of the
system In sheEt tias b. Tie u tAsss DitssrL One
Of their curative eject
Cleanss Ne vieikoA Aloed uhenivsr m I'D ~ i'm
purlties t6e6n II k1UJn, Bruptieas
or Sores eeenss.it Vhen yoa Ard e dteIhete4 al
Augsis4 u The yeinos sdaQe4 pfNnltlaBo4lsA9d
yo9f eeelings vin NJ - 49,: u Mood vsfs,
and the health Of the systen will 1blleW.
PIN, TAPE, - etAse WODHGQ, lurking In
the system OF 70 manE thoeeaa1 sGsstnAlly des.
t.oysdAn4renoyel. ~ ~ lgy4e11 UNIVERSALLY
In 49, ise O.. "a s;..:S sss'
J. wALKHR, Proprietor RE MCDONALD 4 CO,
Druggists and Gen. Assat6 On 1nlsisse. Cal. ~
q era ~ Usnmssu111DnAM ~ r61k.s o.
~ SOLD BIZ ALL DRVQQI9fS AND DEALIRA
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has estimated that the fences of the
country cost more than the whole
cash capital Of the country; and
what commentary is this fact up
on the good sense of the nation!-
Let any man travel through, those
sections of new country where by
custom or by law this fence nui-
sance is abated, and he will be at
once struck by the rapid progress
which has been made in genuine,
substantial home improvements,
such as add to- The beauty and at
traction OF a :neighborhood, as well
as to the comfort and convenience
Of q home. He will see the fence
money gathered into good build.
ings, we'll kept orchards and gar
dens, in improved herds Of cattle
and hogs; and he will remark these
cattle brought up from calf-hood
under the wholesome restraint VI
pasture fences, or a watchful herd
err, almost entirely ignorant of the
marauding habits which arc bred
in the bone Of these ''frce common
ers." Such communities exist in
every State in the Northwest, and
they area standing rebukel 20 the
methods Of the other class. sS
So argument and fact might bc
piled up to prove the soundness of
our position, in favor of Herd
Law; but Legislators should not
wait until the State is convinced Of
the justice Of . measure before pas
sing it. The whole Northwest Of
Iowa clamors for this law. The
early settlement Of our prairies de-
ponds upon it's passage; those por-
tions Of the State which are all
settled, are calling loudly for it,,
Let 10 have it, and. lot the frisnds
Of the measure relax no effort, until
Herd Law as good and complete
as that of 1870 shall have passed in
to our statutes. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-13

THE Erie. Tammany Ring is doubtless
in trouble; but perhaps the people who ex.
pect its immediate disappearance are too
sanguine. Mr. Gould is believed to be
confident Of maintaining himself in the
Legislature. A Wall street rumor, to
which we, however, attach little impor.
lance, says that he has made his arrange.
ments with leaders Of the majority, and is
as strong at Albany this year without
Tweed as he was last year with him. II
is not easy to believe that he can prevent
the repeal Of the Directors bill" by
which he holds his place. Attorney Gen.
eral. Barlow has already avowed his pur.
pose 10 press suits against Erie in behalf
Of the people, and the men who know
most of the case are the most confident
that he will be able, legally, to break
down the Ring.-N. Y. Post.