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STATIONS.

Blank g. indicates no report; cipher (G) sta
tionary; minus ~ tendency to fall plus ID ten
dency to rise. A. G. FORD, Observer
The river is gradually receding at this
point. We report 20 feet ON Harpeth
Shoals.
The Ada Heilman arrived from Cairo
and departed again
Capt. VIM. Dix, who was so seriously in
jured by fall some months ago, is able to
be out on his clutches.
The Arch p. Green, Capt. Henry Lowell,
departs to-day for the head Of the river.
leaving at =. NJ.
Capt. John 5. McMillin, Of Pittsburc.
an old steambOatmaa, and the inventor OF
the celebrated steam capstan, which was so
thoroughly ventilated in the courts, is at
the Maxwell, He yesterday appointed C..
IL. Arthur to represent his interests here.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-The case of j. 7.
Hit and others VS.. r. S. Hit and others,
petition filed for partition of land.
CHANCERY COURT.-DecreeS were rem
dered in the following cases: Z. +. Null
10y VS.. N. E. Alloway; Melville Williams
and others VS.. Ensley Williams and others;
E. D. billiard and others VS.. i. j. Harris
and others; j. II. Allen VS.. G.. W. Saul
paw; Farley, harrison and others VS.. Rob
ertSon q Dashiell.
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Fancy short Horns

DR.. E. I. Noel was the happy recipient
yesterday morning, of five head of shor
horn cattle he purchased in Lexington, KY.
on the Sth December, at the closing out
sale of the Chesterfield Herd. Rosalind
Sd, yearling, cost him 5000. In the LOT
received was also one Peri, two young
Mary heifers, and the pure Bates bull
"Fidget's" Oxford 9Th. These cattle, as
they passed through the city yesterday, at
tracted considerable attention.
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STATE or THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Thursday,
Dee. IL. ISz3
WAR DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 7:20 p. 81.
PrObGbjIitieS.-FOU New England and
thence westward over the northern portion
Of the Middle States and lower lake region,
generally cloudy weather with rain, south
erly to westerly winds, temperature rising
slightly in New England, with snow in the
northern portion of this district.
From New jersey southwark TO Florida,
partly cloudy or clear weather with south
erly winds and slight changes in tempera-
tuTe.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, south
erly winds with less cloUdiness, followed
by increasing pressure and lower tempera-
ture.
For the Ohio valley and upper lake re-
gion, cloudy and threatening weather dur
ing the night, followed by lower tempera-
tJtTe and clearing weather.
For the Northwest, light rain OF SHOW in
the central Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys, followed by clearing and cold
weather.
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| AGAIN
That elder shepherd came; my heart grew faint:
| He claimed another lamb, with sadder plant
| Another! She, who gentle as a saint,
| Meier gave me pain"
Death, seemingly uHsatisfied with his beaute-
GUS victim, has again invaded our blighted house
hold and taken from it another loved one, leav-
ing gloom made darke-, sorrow sadder, and
home more desOlate. But yesterday he came
with greedy grasp and tore away from love and
life the bright star that had promised to illume
the pathway of devoted parents-tO-day he
holds in his icy embrace the gentle sister spirit,
whose calm, holy life seemed the sOtt mellow
light reflected from the other-kITTIE Nc
NARY.
This gentle girl, so soon called from earth
away, although from earliest childhood a suf-
ferer, rarely ever in the fuilness of healthfUl
feelings, was child of great comfort to her de
voted parents and a pleasure to all who knew
her well. From Graded infancy, almost, she
had displayed force of mind, evenness of tenn
per, and kindness of heart, that had wOOed her
doting parents to look afar down the shadOwy
aises of Time and find rest i'll the evening of life
upon her unselfish love and exalted appreciation
of hlial devotion. Early the blight came; dis
ease was upon her. For years they had watched
her suffering life with such sacred pleasure as
hope she would not be taken from them. They
trusted they would not so soon again be crushed
and brOken-hearted. Although ever Observant
and making happiness for others, she seemed to
regard this earth only a stopping place for
her, having always in view the brighter, better
world, which she lOnged to enter. Often, from
feeble health unable to participate in the en-
jOyments of her companions, she would sml
ingly remark, CATER awhile I'll be in heaven,
and then all will be well with me-" impressing
all around her with her joy in her Savior and
the rest He had promised His beloved. From
the hour of her sisters death she had anXOusly
desired to follow her, with no dread of the
grave, no fear of her God, but filled with beauti
full visions Ofheavenly joys. Her impaired health
made her retiring in disposition; hence she was
not greatly known beyond the sacred circle OF
her family. There she silently spread around
her that soft, pure light, the precousness of
which is deeply felt, now gone out forever. IT'S
not for darling KITE that we sorrow. Even be-
fore the tired spirit was freed from its pains her
ear caught the song that angels sing, and all the
day, with radiant smiles she chanted TIE Deum
IN the choir OfHeaven, such soft sweet notes as
leave no thought of death with No farewell
sigh fingers ON our ear. This rich strain of
heavenly music gives us the vision of her saint
ed spirit crowned with the immortal amaranth,
the flower that blooms fast by the Oracles of
Cod
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About nine O'Clock yesterday morning,
some excitement was created among mark
eters by runaway horse with a wagon at
tached, which made circuit, and dashed
into the midst of the numerous vehicles
surrounding the markethouse He was
brought to halt however, without doing
any particular damage,
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safe and Hearty.

Some of the friends Of the family were
fearful that the BrOtherten girls, sent from
this city to England by Judge Ferris, were
passengers on the Vile du Havre. Judge
Ferris wrote TO the agent of the Cunard
line in New York, and received an answer
Yesterday stating that they had sailed on
the Calabria, and had arrived at their desti-
nation safe and hearty.
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DIR. Dairsi,s Lecfure

The first lecture of Rev. DIR. A. ]. Baird.
Tor the benefit Of the organ fund of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, takes
place tonight, His subject is the "Evan-
gelical Alliance" this being the first of a
series Of lectures.
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RurgIary aud Larceny.

Andrew Watkins, colored, charged with
breaking into the residence Of Z. b. Nc
Clanahan, Esq, and stealing therefrom
Sill will have a trial before Justice CaSset-
ty TODAY.
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Extra inducements TO cash buyers in
Kip and Calf Pegged Double-sole Boots,
Calf and Kip DOuble-sOle Brogans, Women's,
Boys and Misses Pegged Work, by the
single pair as cheap as can be bought per
dozen. Call at Ramage's.
dec10 WED. fri sun
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Professor TObiu.

The great magician and sleight-of-hand
performer has been engaged by Mr.. w. f.
Turk, to give performance in Nashville
next Tuesday night.
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A very agreeable social hop was given at
McClure'S Hall, Edgelield, last night. There
was large attendance, and the evening
was spent delightfully."-.
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Another Convict.

4 convict named George Scott, sentenced
to the penitentiary one year for petit larce-
ny, was brought here yesterday in charge
of J. NJ. Alexander, the Sheriff of Lake
county.
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CITY NOTICES.

Don't forget the great sale at the ST..
Cloud Hotel this morning. All of the finest
Furniture will be offered. Splendid Ma
hOgany Bedroom Furniture in sets, elegant
Carpets, etc, etc. Also the Dining Room
Furniture, Table Ware, etc, etc. Sale to
begin at 90 o'clock. Barnes, Auctioneer. 1t
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lPrasenfation og, r.n.

c1stice Paul yesterday presented vasSs
handsome cane to p. G. Silver Perkins.
ESD IN Justice CasSetty's office. Speeches
were made on the occasion, and the affair
passed off happily.
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The Irving society.

The "socable" of the Irving Society
takes place at McClure's Hall, Cherry
street, tonight. The entertainments of
this Society are always of the most pleasant
and Joyous character.
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Geo. II. Buchanan will be pleased to
have his friends and patrons avail them
selves of the opportunity now offered by
Gates Il POhlman. declh lot
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Coal Sill Comin. Down.

Another cQal-cart let down near the cor
ner of College street and the Square vest En-
day. That seems to be fatal point.
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AND Ar GREAT Sd CRLFTCEi
AND At 4 GREAT 81 CRIFTCE'
AND At 4 GREA T Sd C'RLFIC,El
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Lost.

A gold sleeve-button. Any one returning
it to Cheatham 4 Woods will be literally
rewarded. It,
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1ie Commercial Of the nth says: Corn
was in moderate demand Yesterday at asa
% cents cash on the wharf. sacks included.
= ne receipts continue to be light, from the
fact there are but two boats running.
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STEAM BOATS.

For BHrksville and Point Isabel.
TINIIE new hght-draught Steamer r.
ARCH II. GREEN. -
Henry lowell, Master; ArmStre,. o.. q ~
VIII leave as above THIS DAY. % i..,f
For freight or passage apply on buar,l or tn
h. II. HARRISON, Agent. IL
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TuIip street Mite Society

The Mite Society of Tulip Street Church
Edgefeld, hold their meeting tonight at
the residence of w. g. Brie1, Esq, Russell
street.
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$4,000 feet Pine Flooring for sale by
Prewitt, Spur q Co. at Bucket Factory,
Edgefield. dec1O eod2w
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Looking Un.

The wholesale grocery trade for several
days past has been quite lively, and orders
are still pouring in.
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Now is Your Time.-We will offer 70

Now is Your Time.-We will offer for
sale our entire stOckof Watches, Diamonds,
JelcelTy, Silcer Ware, Plated Ware, AT
COST FOR CASH during the next ensuing
thirty days, commencing on the 10th of
December, 1873. Gates & Pohlman, cor
ner College and Union streets.
dec1l lot
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$4,000 feet Poplar Flooring for sale
by Prewitt, Spur & Co. at Bucket Factory,
Edgefield. dec10 eod2w
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To the Highest Bidder gittout ReSerrel
To the Highest Bidder sgithOsst ReSerUcf
10 the Highest Bidder iCittOUt RcSerUei
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Red Snappers, fresh kegs and can Oys-
tiers received daily. We are selling to suit
the times. B. F. Parker, u North Cherry
street, noy22 If
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DIR. HyslOp, the distinguished Oculist,
is called Professionally to Gallatin, where
he will be engaged until 10th inst. His
Office, at No. II Cedar street, viii be closed
during his absence. decl1 2t'
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ly reduced prices during the money panic,
at VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church
streets, SeWanee Block. noV23 If
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Extra Inducements 10 ca

Sweet Cider always on hand at No. Is
Deaderick st. dec10 wed. fri.sun
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on. SATURDAYS AUCTION ALL Day
ON SATURDAY AUCTION ALL Day
ON SATURDAY rs AUCTION ALL Day
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Early to bed, early to rise,

Makes man healthy, wealthy and wise.
Adopt the above and you'll be wealthy
Buy your Mattresses from Ed. Ii. Miller
and you'll be healthy. At No. I n. College
street-and don't yOu forget it.
dec10 eod1m
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From 3 to ) Every Afternoon
From 3 to D Every Afternoon.
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Every Article will be SOIdt
Every Article Will be SOIdl
Every Article Will be sold!
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Cumberland Coal at $3.50 load, by
Owens, Newell Il Co., II S. Cherry st.
decd Inn
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Auction Sales Daily!
Auction Sales Daily
Auction Sales Daily,
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OUR WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLDI
OUR WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD
OUR WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD!
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CITY NOTICES.
Trunks, Valises. and SatcheIs at great

DR.. II. C.. FOSter-Office and residence
No. Is n. High street. nov25 Inn
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At OUR OWN STORE ROOMSf
At OUR OWN STORE ROOMS!
Ar OUR OWN STORE ROOHSg
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At Public or Private Saiei
At Public or Private Sale!
At Public or Private Sale!
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In CONVENTION.

The County Superintendent Meet 10
Discuss The Educational Situation
They Endorse the Measures Proposed
by the Teachers Association.
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Magistrate Commissioned

,; E. Stevenson, Of Upton county, yes
teruay received his commission as magis-
trate.
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For Cash on Delivery!
For Cash ON Delivery
FOr Cash On Delivery
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RIVER NEWS.

DAILY Report Of Stage of Water, NTH Changes i,s
gss q Hours ending p. ~ Dec. II, 1873.
AROyr N CHkwGVs
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PRIVATE SALES DAILY
PRIVATE SALES DAILY!
PRIVA TIE SALES DAILY
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LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORF
LINE RAILROAD.-Trains leave and ar
ri at TlnrT vfl 10

TRAINS. LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, ex-
cept Sunday........ 500 A. NJ ZOO p. NJ.
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly $50 p. NJ 1920 P NJ
Cincinnati night EX-
press, except Sunday 1100 P. NJ. 5l5 A. NJ.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. $50 A. NJ. $50 A. NJ.
Lexington Express, ex-
Cept Sunday. ........ $50 P. NJ. l1:3O r NJ
Lagrange Accemmode
ton, except Sunday 500 A. NJ. SIS p. NJ
Lagrange Accommodate
ton, except Sunday. 9:35 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ
Shelbyville AccOmmO-
dation, except Sunday $50 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ
Shelbyville AccOmmO-
datiOn, except SUNDAY. 500 T. NJ, Sis A. NJ
Shelbyville AccommO-i
datiOn, Sunday only $50 A. NJ. 700 p. NJ
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Baltimore, Washington
& Philadelphia Ex. -. 1856 A. NJ 500 P NJ
Baltimore & New York
Fast Line. ............ LOO P. NJ I 400 p, NJ
Washington, Philadel-
phia Il New York tx 1880 P. NJ. $50 p. H.
The 100 P. NJ. and 1880 p NJ trains run daily.
FROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST,
Washington q Bati-
more Express ........ $50 A. NJ. 2:I5 p. NJ
Baltimore a. New York
Fast Line. ............ 1890 A. NJ. 1920 P. NJ
Cumberland Express 9:45 P. NJ. $50 A. NJ
This is the only line running Pullman palace
drawing-rOOm and sleeping cars TO Washing ton
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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Our Mammoth Stock Of the most GEesir-
able hoods in style and Qssaiity,
amounting to over 100000,
is offered 10 the public at
THEIR OWN PRICE.
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
AT AUCTION!
AT Auction! At Auction!
GOING! GOING!! GOINGI!I

HAVING FORMED A COMPREHENSIVE
III with two prominent citizens of this city,
well and favOrably known throughout Tennes-
see 10 take effect on the Goth January next, and
in order to enable the new firm to commence
business on specie basis, we have resolved to
dispose of our entire stock ON hand
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REGARDLESS OF COST,
REGARDLESS OF COST!
REGARDLESS OF COST!
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committee to report upon the subject of
teachers institutes: Messrs. Dean, Callen-
der, Curry, Sharp and Jarman.
EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL
The President called for the reading of
the following resolution on the subject of
establishing an educational Journal, D passed
by the Teachers Association.
In considering the educational interests
Of Tennessee, your Committee are of the
opinion that one of the most imperative
demands Of the present time is the estab-
lishment of an educational journal. 1t is
needed as an organ of inter-communication
for the Teachers of this State, so as to en-
courage and strengthen them in their work
and inspire them with love for their pro-
feSsion, and desire for its elevation. 1t is
needed as an organ Of communication for
our State Superintendent of Public In
struction and for other officers connected
with our system of public schools. 1t is
needed as a means of directing the public
mind to the great subject of education and
arousing the people to just appreciation
of the value of intellectual culture. 1t is
needed to give unity, energy and efficiency
to all the educational interests of the
State.
No organization of men, either social,
political, religious or professional can, in
the present day, become efficient in accom-
plishing the objects for which they organ
lied without invoking the power of the
press. They regard it as indispensable to
their success that they establish journals
devoted to their interests which serve as or
cans of correspondence among themselves,
and become eXpOnents of their views to |
others. What other organizations have |
lone, we must do. Wisdom and experience |
demand that this Association proceed to |
establish an educational journal.
In regard to the character of this journal |
your committee are of the opinion that it |
'ught to he monthly periodical, printed
II good style and presenting such an APP
to the eye as will make it attrac-
i've to its readers. They are Of the Opin-
on also, that it ought to be all educational
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Every Forenoon except Saturdays,
Every Forenoon except Saturdays
Every Forenoon except Saturdays.
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IN NiEMORLAM.

| 'Again
| That elder shepherd came; my heart grew faint:
| He claimed another lamb, with sadder plant
Another! She, who gentle as a saint,
| Meier gave me pain"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-03-29
Good Points ON a Cow.

!. A cow in her prime at from four
to six years, and the best paying time
to buy is just after the birth of her
second or third calf.
2. Prominent and fullness of milk
veins, run down on either side of the
animal toward the udder, and are
easily perceptible to the eye, or can
be readily found by the pressure of
the hand, if the animal is not over
fat. The skin should be soft and mel
low, not hard, rough, and staring"
8. Symmetry, fullness. and softness
of the udder. It should be broad,
well spread out; projecting behind
the legs, and also reaching forward
under the blley. There should be
. softnsss and thinness to the touch,
and an absence of feshiness and thick
ness.
4. Perfect number and condition of
treats. If one teat is wanting, about
a fourth less milk will be the result.
A cows udderis not, as some suppose,
a barrel with four taps, but is devided
into four different compartments,
called "milk glands" each which
has its own tap or teat. 1t is not
only important that the full number
of teats be present and in working
order, but it is desirable that they be
well placed, not crowded together,
but pretty far and uniformly apart;
ratherlong and tapering; all pointing
out and downwards; equal In size
and even in appearance,
5. Docility and quietness of dispo-
sition. These are indicated by large,
midland clear eyes, and an air of
contentment generally. A cow that
is quiet and contented feeds at ease,
chews her cud with entire satisfac-
ton, and will secrete and yield more
milk than avn restless and turbulent
animal, having similar milking char
acteristics i'm other respects.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-03-29
Early Tobacco Plants.

1t is well known to all Tobacco
growers that early plants are great
desideratum. Persons wishing toob-
tain early plants can easily do SO by
the following method:
Burn the Plant Bed in the usual
manner, and brush it if desira bic;
then along the north edge of the bed
erect a close plank wall twelve feet
high, extending the entire length of
the bed. Let the smooth surface face
the south and give it a complete coat
of whitewash. Support it well to
prevent its being blown down
The reason is obvious and philoso-
phical. 1st, 1t is protection against
the North wind "a, The Plant Bed
receives the reflected heat of the sun,
which heat, returned tn the ground
from whitewashed wall, adds one
half to the direct heat. BY the above
simple method plants can be brought
forward at least two weeks earlier
than the usual mode, and every intel
ligent planter knows the advantage
of an early crop: LIST, by having early
plants you are always ready to take
advantage of the tobacco seasons as
they occur-an event generally anX-
iously looked for By the planter. End,
it is well known that the ealy crops
are always the best; and 3rd, the
planter is richly rewarded, as such
tobacco almost invariably commands
the highest market price.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-03-29
Efeh Milk.

Hyou desire to get a large yield OF
rich milk give your COW every day
water slightly warm, slightly salted,
in which bran has been stirred at the
rate of one quart to two gallons OF
water. You will find ifyou have not
tried this daily practice that your
COW will give twenty per ceAt,
more milk Immediately under she
effect of it, and she will beconAe.soa at
tached to the diet as to refuse to drink
clear water unless very thirsty; but
this mess she will dEiak almost al
any time and ask for more.
The amount of this drink necessary
is an ordinary water pailful at time,
morning, noon and night.
Four hundred pounds Of butter arc
often obtained from good stock, and
instances are mentioned where the
yield was even at higher figure"