The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-04

guage failed him.
"Will had been i'll 6cr GavII
monthsp' was the calm al9Wel.
"ADd to think" said Frsl. 1lIaC
sobbing, shat 1 should have been
such a brute! I wonder l. Tc1 ae8
ever forgive me?"
Certainly" replied 5uo. l11s
gave you . long time ago."
"Angelp whispered Fred. ''13c.f
can l ever be thankful enoughF
The hands he tried 10 ssiaa 575s3
Withdrawn as she replied
"By remembering, Nj. Traey, thes
no woman worth having va ondUV3
the high and lofty tceat0c1s VoG S.
tempted with me! and taa5 lzga
there is true love, there Is &z5 COS.
fdence"
"Sue, dear Sue, what 90 voE Naal?
Why are you so coldY
'Mr. Blakew announced 5 sae-
want.
"GOod evening, Fred.," azlsd E-ag-
ry; cordially.
"And how's my little Sue7"
"Very well, thank you" o-isd SEa,
lovingly.
"This, Mr.. Tracy" she continued,
with a deep blush, ''is my i2ssRo2l !
husband"
"How long has this Essap ia-
quired poor Fred.
"About three months" gspiia5
Blake, noRchalantly.
'And you allowed ne 70 cons
around here and make fool % ny
self in this mannerY
"What manner? I was delighs; 4
that you and my Sue were going 70
make up and be good friends again"
Before Harry had concluded lii
sentence Fred. was gone.
The hall-door shut with G baasS
and the lovers were alone.
Have You Provided winlo CoI2
Who is not fond Of milk "A soma
shape? We think it would ba oill.
cult to find the individual; ond ysh
as arule, milk is harder to SCI IL t29
country than in the city, i 2 psge11
be so unfortunate as to have 10 COZ.
Instead of having the milk delivered
as in the city, it must be bought b.
the individual requiring 1t, EHo p
often then obliged to pay a-SAaF
prices than in the city, e7sn Il then
the delivery Of milk may not e cc--
sidered a favor.
The reason is that farmers, who OK
all men should have a bouRt.fal
supply, often find themselves in taa
winter restricted of few stTig gil .
obtained from the summer ccsg th1S
are roughing it in the yards s3siz5lT
on dry food.
The horses are kept in coUi0rsa-
bic stables and carefully fed, peu0td
curried and brushed. The fatssllls5
cattle, sheep and hogs ara % 6aE2'
fully cared for, but The CON, which Z
expected to furnish Gn iuz Jrtegs
nourishment aud tho bssi5 g msHg
delcacies to the family, is too olt52
left to shift as best she nay. 16 =
no wonder that she doles ou5 gEuaz5,-
ingly small and decreasing oz-E5l5-sa
of very blue milk.
There is no animal kept Il Wigl3e
on the farm that should zscsiTe, %
that will pay better for Czsra ere,
than the tOo-often-abused COZ, G-a
is machine that responds tO ta3
demands upon it in exact plOpCTGlog
to its perfectness Of CONSTRUCT. q
and the care bestowed upon Ia Efof1.
ing parts. If warmly housed 38.2
fed literally with plenty OF cish I95Js
including, if possible, succals-6 veg
etables; If this be done 5Eere ls U5
difficulty in always having IN aEHaG-
ance of rich milk II Wia1sr. l. rs2t 6
cannot be obtained, bran sA91l- -
provided, to be given IN TIE 17-11 -
thin slop, so that the aninal caG
drink it; for the abundance o3 g-3'
ter taken by the Cow scds g,
not only to the quantity OF tils az,
but also to the quality, silce ls ne
ables the animal to assimIlss a2a
products of the food more fEllg AKA
it otherwise could.
By this we do not mean the5 ih.
COW supplied with diVsr5fsd lcod
and plenty Of liquids and giving to1
or fifteen quarts per day q Ll-i3 7iI
| give milk as rich, quart IO- quart
as the animal fed on Tich aly IoO1
with only a sufliciency Of 7a-sl =
enable it to be passed through O..
animal. In this last case the Te-l
small quantity obtained ail ba e-&
eeedingly rich; but an animal prop
erly kept, and in full fOa VI MIL
| Will be found to furnish the 9l5mel E
of milk very much n excess Of go
poorly cared for, however richly l63
The lack Of milk in winter a1ous
the average farmers Of the c5uat2l
| is one Of the crying evils o2 T..
homestead. When once 5he 1a1lis-
learns how easy it is to have G
abundance, and that the daily ca-.
bestowed is not onerous, theresl.a
but little difficulty will be expeisle
ed by the housewife in inducing 5hl
purchase Of new COW when ce5as,
| if circumstances were such thai tai
farm failed to provide one. aelsE
ally, if no better plan can Do 1sahlcl
extra care and feeding 70 q coup.
of the later calving COWS 5Till car.
the household along until tEs rs.
COWS begin to come in during u
latter part Of winter, At al event
those farmers who have not alrsa5
, provided for an abundance Of ulll
this winter should Immediately 6
so. Plenty of milk viii save in g
l many ways as amply to psy eli %
I cost and still leave q large N1ei :,
beyond.-W Western RUfGJ.
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