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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26

Las Firtudes de esta admirable medicna son espe-
calments ehcaces para expulsar de la SANGRE tod
smpfeza En- oscasOs de debilidad ella es incomparaa
BILE; al paso que radcalmente las INDIGESTIO.
inago y de los INTESTtNOS restabeciendose, como
pof en- cano el vigor la saad nernales Dchas Pill
doras renuevan asi msmo las dolencias que suelen
aigir las MUJ ERESal legar estas la edad crftiea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
Heise, Kraemer y O., A,
MAYAGUEZ.

GIRAN SOBRE L0NDRES, HAM
BURGO Y NUEVA-YORK; TAMBIEN
A CORTA VISTA SOBRE MADRID,
BARCELONA, ALICANTE, MALAGA,
GRANADA, ALMER1A, SEVILLA Y
VALENCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
AN UN CIO

FL conocido escultor d. SalvO Brllas, de cuyes ira
bajOs MADEIRA tanto hs ocupado en- amos anterio
la prensa de esta Capital ha vueto abrr su taller
de escutura, pntura, dorado iAbrica de espeios on
Ia cae de la Fortaleza num- 2, dOnds se ofrecs ius-
trado pdbHco de toda Ia Isa.
Rsstaura los sspeos que sst6n en NAL sstado
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PRECIoS DE ANUNcIos.

De una se impression, pubhcandoss nas'a es vsce
iaa ~ cenavos exceda de los seso precios
erSn dobles nandO hayn d e
l & admien preciOs convenconaies Los
dos ss eobra6n oentavos Inca pFess Annnco
aiosdos abonar6n adeantados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
UnouentO Holloway.

;, Este incompatible Balsamo sana los MALES DE
PIERNAS y de PECHO, las Llagas Antiguas, y aun
esas Ulceras cuyo orgen no convene mencionar en-
un anuncio p1blice. Para todas las ERUPCIONES
cutaneas no,hay remedO igual al UNGUENrO HO
LLOWAY, al que millares deben la salvacion tan to
de ans Brazos 4,iernas como de gu existenca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
ORDENADA Z ARREGLADA

rOr D. sLats Caeto b G0nzdlez Qe1an0.
sisne tambien 81 bro uua Guia de Il Capita 7 un
uO assuept correutes, Yendese en- las lmprsltas ae
Is,.srrit ,srri del uonerriAapsso ssmpsE IA FVsASs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
Sc ha extcaviado en-

Faafdo ida yegua color vaya, blanca edad tres slos
paso trote maestro de coche alsads ses cuaras tres
patas blancas una regra, al andar Sc mete la cola
entire las patas colacrn t1pe negro abutado; la per-
soma que sepa SUI paradero difiAse d. Domng Arec-
coen Naguabo 4 los Sres. ROsendo Bas de Fajardo
siendo gratiHcado' 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
ANUACIOs DIVERSOS.

Don Adoyo Sanchez Cotoyyuelo, Jues de-
prinsey0 Instancia de Hanacdo q su
Z DiSrstO.
POr 81 prssente, cito llamo emplazo todos los
,reedores de d Jose Manuel Flores, vecino hacienda
5ode Faardo para que e dia ses del mes de Diciem-
brs pr6xio y hora de. la de su tarde comparez-
can en- la aSala -Andiencia de este Juzgado, fin de
sae Slndcos bien entendiao que solo podran asistr
ala los que hayan presentado los titules de aus ere
itOs 8 10 vsrihquen en- dichO acto.-Dado en Huma-
10 q doce Noviembre de mil ochocientos setenta Y
Suco.---Adofo SanchezsPo mandado de s. -Ss, Jose
calsstino Schroeder m fssse 2-3
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Aviso al p1blico.

FL vapor americana sCarondolet' del porte de 1900
ohelsdas primera clase con camaras espaciosas v
,Smodas para pasaerOs tocar4 en- esta Capital 81 da
del pr6ximo mes en- su viaje para New York y ad-
mite pasaerOs ete Para mas detalles drigirseA gus
COnsignatafios. Latimery Comp. lis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26

Los Sres. Blanes J g :
del eomercio de Mayagiiez gran SO
.hre Barcelona, Palma aaMa!lorca j
'cualQuieE otFo pueblo da aquella Iala'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
Las virtudes y ventajas
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR CoLoRING

consisten en- one NO TIENE SEDIMIENvO; es tras
parente limpio. La persona deicada puede nsaro
sin 81 mas eve resgo Iasaud. Quta la caspa evita
la caida del cabello restablece vtaldad cuando Sc
ha marchitado por eluso de composicones yeneosas;
evita ia calvicie; RESTAURA AL CABELLO< SU
COLOR NATURAL, BIEN HAYA SIDO ePERDI.
DO lPOR LA EDAD, cENFERMEDAD q POR
OTRA CAUSA CUALQUIERA, conservandolo en- la
lnsma condicon saludable de la iaventud s9sSaf3n
Unico agente en- la Capital el Lcdo. D. Miguel G..
Lsdesma. Gale de San Francisco mum "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
Agenda de bufete, sls
lRE "A BLA DE- PUERIO-RlCl

gontisue s aimanaqde para 1876 stas delos ccfder
sanes De sprincipHles poblaUofes della sla NOV
sale de correos tarfas de franqueO ycosto ae te's
snas, tablas, estadissca otra porcion de datos \
uoas nteresantes para IL ComerciO para toda class
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26

No deja rnahcha en- la piel en- la ropa. 3g80ttl
No ennegrece los ornamentos de oro 6 plata
No dea una capa insolube de azufre de acetate de
plata en- ell cabello, que les nocivo ydssagradabls "
No destruye la yitaidad del cabello nj causa La cad
Vicie Prematnra, como 10 hacen otras Preparedness
Nssafecta de ninguusrno la salud como 10 han he
cho tras preparedness metalicas de una manera aar
n1ante hasta Ell extreme de lfanaf la atencion del p
hllco la prensa periodical amonest6Adole contra an so
No requere Ell uso continue de aceites nj pomadas
para contraar la aspereza los efectos secantas con
secuentes al uso de preparedness nocivas. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
! Taller IIg0lGia IuiariiIiil, J.
Gale de San Jose n1mero Ii.

Trenes y ataudes de todas classes tamanos desde
ell mas modesto hasta ell mas uJoso, precies mo-
dcos, al alcance de todss las fortunas, ,-Felicano
Fuertes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
ANO 35.

Pubcaas pe6diCo los dongo microbes vernes Guam.
40 10 exgsn cunncias acances supismsnsos
cdais los auscriptOraa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
I'll dDSCubIinDntO mas prande del SigIOI
Hgyptian. Hair Coloring.
No els GN tsNte.

Ia yez que oumpe con cuanto ofrecen v, az promo.
men la intndad de arcuos que Sc halan de venta no
Sc asemea ennada alas coposiciones espesas yturbias
De azure de acetate de plomo nj los Tnes para 81
Caoello cuyas prOpiedade dependen del Nitrate de
plata dc otros metaes venenosos, sporqae 81. e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por SO la islsP0r seis $3.50
rimestre $3POr reales en- Capital 10 el
de IsaPor la Peninsula nvande
e per6dico franco nges SIS snnass-POr
en- Ia iss de Cuba $12.
Las supones sismpre por adelantadO los susOrp
torres pusden entendse los Agentes deamsnts Ad
ministrscon.
81 BoLETR envis tOdas parties franco de pOrts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26

Segun disposition del Gobernador Britannica en- los
dias de correspondence para Europa, las cartaa se
traeran este COnsuado hasta la una del da sin mu-
ia hasta las con multa de 10 centavos Dor car
ia, excepto las que echen e buzon con los seos
GngLeses necesarios. 5-4s1 fas
CuandO el franqueo fOrzoso y las cartas pusstas
en- e buzon no son franqueadas pueden envadas
pOr Ell vapor ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
Consulado Britanico.

La correspondence Sc cierra en- este Consulado 10,
dias sguieAtes
Para Inglaterra, Espana J
Francia, Alemana, toda
Europa, Asia, Santhomas Ell 10 6 13y 81.
Psc{fco, TERRA frma y las
COlOnias Inglesas.
Para la Habana y M6jieo. }El dia 16.
/. Para ri..:! 81 Brasil Rio de Hl di. ~.
Para SantO Domingo. }Los dias 2 v is.
Para los Estodo.. .Trn,do. Via de Santhomas por 81
americana Ell 10 13.
pno H., r.o,o Tr;5 } Dia q
Via de Jamaica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-26
D. Jose Elias, Ablro-cirgjanq,
San Francisco, II.

CuraeOn de las Intermediates do los o;os ,..s..3
3 caaGneGS -
Consulta phblica uso medco de la elecrioidad to-
dos los dias de II una de la arde gratis los nobrss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09

The peoAt OF stock raising. Tor beef
undoubtedly depends, to great degree,
upon the tune required to bring them Il
the best condition tor daughter. NV.
8. " writes In the Western Rural upon
the above subject = follows:
|" II 10 necessary to feed young stock
we'll to promote their growth. and realize
IN esrly market. One OF lvo years can
b gained 10 the growth and development
Of young cattle, BY careful feeding,
warmth and cleanliness, especially With
those brseds that mature early. The
Durhams are proverbial for early ma.
turity. and Short Horn, at two years
will weigh % much - Q native ct four
years old. The Herrfords are noted Sor|
early development II the breeders canl
ssve two years, feed and care. bv breed
INK Durhams, Il would be economy toI
secure that breed Tor beet. Il 10 not IN.
eoOnon 70 fiud Oarhams Weighing ,ooOI
pounds It two years OIL. This 4 equsl ,oI
. 6rst.olsss naoivs ct Soue years old.
r.sese are what would 10 called extra Tor!
he shambles from violated, evenly lid
~ beef. and such will q Gays and ready
'sl' q : muoerat'y pt o.. |.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09
How to Keep Meat Fresh 9
Long Time.

There is no good reason why farmer.
and their families should eat 80 much sail
pork, leaving all the fresh meat to the
Inhabitants Of cities and villages, when
the following method will keep meat
fresh for weeks, even in the warmest
weather. l know for I have tried 1t for
more than ten years: As soon ~ the
animal heat Is out Of the meat, slice it up
ready for cooking. Prepare . large jar
BY scalding well with hot water and salt !.
Mix salt and oulverized saltpetre in the
proportion Of one tablespoonful OF salt.
petre 10 one teacupful of salt. Cover the
bottom OF the jar with . sprinkle Of salt
aud pepper. Put down . laying of meat.
sprinkle with salt and pepper the same Is
II just going to the table, and continue 10
this manner until the jar 10 full. Fold 4
cloth OF towel and vet 1t in strong salt
water, In which little OF the saltpetre Il
dissolved. Press the cloth closely over
the meat and sci 10 cool place. Be sure
and press the cloth on slightly % each
layer is removed, and your meat will
ket for months. 1t Is good plan to let
the meat lie over night after It Is sliced
before packing. Then dsain OF al the
blood that oozes from 1t. It will be he
cessary to change the cloth occasionally.
or take 1t OF and wash it-first ia cold
water-then scald 10 salt and water "A At
trst. In this way farmers can have fresh
meat the year round. have kept beef
that was killed the l2th Of February til
the 21st OF June. Then I packed large
jar Of veal 10 the same way during the cog
DAYS, and It kept six weeks. This recipe|
alone Is worth tho price ofsny newspaper|
h the land.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09
Where to Live.

/
All good men should live in Archangel
all angry men in Ireland.
All murderers in Kildare; all circus me-
in Somerset.
All brokers in Stockholm; al cold men
lin Chill.
All geometricians in Cuba; al fools in
Folly island.
All hortculturists in Botany bay; all
wags In the Bay Of Furdy.
All perfumers in Muscat or Cologne; all
brewers In Malta.
All gluttons in Turkey; all beggars 10
Hungary.
All laconic men in Lsconia oil mourn.
ers In Siberia or Wales.
All confectioners in Candia; al children|
IN the Crimea.
All oil speculators in Greece; all gam.
5lers in the Farce isles.
All stumblers in Tripoli; all curious menl
a Pekin.
All shoemaker in Bootan: all soldiersI
q Armenia or Warsaw.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09

A writer Of the New York World SAYS
this IS tho way the down.east lumber
men cook them, who eat them twice I
day for four or i've mouths each year:
Take one quart OF beans; first soak, II
pea beans, until they are swelled full, It
will take over night certain; II yellow
eyes, parb0il until the skins crack omen
when blown on with the breath; drain
ofthe wafer, put about twothirds OF the
beans IN the pot; put 10 about ono and one
half pounds Of salt fst pork. then the
rest of the beans, bake not lees than
twelve hours, 6rst covering the beans
with hot water These are genuine Yam
kee pork and beans. The way they are|
cooked In the WOO 10 10 this: A hole isl
dug ct abe foot of IT the hre, filled aroundI
with bot Goals and covered with hot ashes|
where It remaias from 3o'clock D. 10.
until breakfast the following ,noming-|
about II Or Is hours. There are prob.
ably more beans eaten In Maine than In
the whole State o. New York.
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PROPOSALS
FOR THE
GROW AGENCY
CHOW AGENCY, N. IT,
May "a. 1873.

CHOW AGENCY, NJ. IT,
~ May "a, 1875.
IGEALED PROPOSALS will be ~,
IN cetved at tho Grow Agency for f1rniah
ling the following articles, TO be delivere1
leg Bozemau on or before the let OF Auousf
1876, viz: ''''
8 kegs Single Nails, Sd, coarse:
kegs Spikes, 2Od.
2kees Nails, Sd,
2 kegs Nails, 1Od, -
key Nails, Cd, -
20 Windows. l0x1l, plain sash. IL lights
10 Doors, 6-6x26, II inches thick:
80 Doors, 66x2-6, II inches thick:
~ pairs Door Butts. y, with screws:
~ Sash Springs or Stops;
% Door to Ike. good quality;
8 boxes Glass, 1Gxl2:
90 pounds Putty; also ono paper Zine
Points.
: pounds Red Chalk:
De 6.0U;e Team, not under 4 nor over
q years OF age, nor under Is hands hieh.
TO b Of first qnallty.
One Baia Wagon (xgw). Californi.
brake, bows, sheet, d0uble-frecs. breast
chains. Get spreaders complete. 3 fiiff1
chains; else OF wagon, 5000.
One Get heavy Wheel Harness: 3 sef|
LEAD Harness; 8 Halters (HRAyYl: mi
complete, and Of best Concord msnufse.
ture.
Bids win b received up TO June a0th.
1879. for the whole OF portion OF hi
above articles.
Tie regulate form OF bond, suarantee
eso.s will b furnished on application fol
Robert r. Vlvton, Esq.. Of Rozeman.
1no right 70 reject any or oil bids 4 n.
lefvod; A)s0 the right % increaae az d.
!eees To number q articles % the aInonnfl
y = pr cent
D. +. CLAPP, Agent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09

When . Detroit man INDUCES in the
luxury Of . buggy ride with his young
lady he urges her to greater speed in her
toilet by vociferating through the hall
door: Hurry up, Kate! this rig knocks
me out Of fifty cents an hour, and hain't
got more than . dollar and half" Then
she rushes out with her mouth full of pins
and finishes sticking on the ribbons a.
she sails through the suburbs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09

AS rule, the best time to buy Is the
late summer-as flockmasters who have
kept their sheep through the winter pre-
fer to shear them before selling. It is
usually more profitable to do so. After
the first to middle Of August, the lambs
are ready for weaving, and the farmer
knows pretty well what the increase Of
bis flock Is tobe, and also what his crops
OF grain and grasses will allow him to
winter properly. The seasons yield Of
home also affords the buyer Z better OPP
for gauging the number oil
stock to sait the probable contents oil
barn snd Rranary. Ordinarily, where|
one seller Of store sheep can be found inI
The spring, ten can be found in the latel
summer or fall-National Live StockI
Journal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09
RICH d WILSON,

| RICH h WILSON,
i Dealers h 0sosgl
eTcha !,
and Freighters,
Corner Main md BOSNIAN streets,
R0Ee0e0so, j409etN9ea
A0RN10 IoD
P. B. Clark1 Express and Stage Lines;
The Diamond r Forwarding Line;
Coan & Ten Brooks Carriages and Bug |
gies (the only reliable carriage for the
mountains) and foli
r. c. Power 4 Co.'S Agricultural Imple-
menta.
We ars now receiving and havs q rsute
ne Largest all Best Selected Stick!
t goods ever brought Eartern Montana, IL
yhich we offer at |c
WHOLESALE Or RETAIL k
In
Io
Mammoth Stock Of Fancy and Staple E,
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The Fine BIOOGEed Stallion,
jim MARCH,,

TWILL stand for mares at. the ranch O
| w the undersigned, situated nine mile
from Radersburg and fourteen from Gal.
latin City, on the road between Helens
aud Bozeman, at the following
RATES..
To insure. $50; for the season, $40; for
single service, $l2.
Description and Pedigree.
Jim MARCH was bred BY VIM. W.
Morton. in Morgan county. His, and
sold to John Jones, OF Knox county. Ills.
He Is a bay horse, foaled In 1865; got by
SOlferinO first dam Scrcamer, BY Marco:
I'd dam Isbell Fluka, by imported Luzbur.
ough; Sd dam Mary hurry, BY Stock.
holder; 18th dam Mary Murry, BY imp.
Booster; 9Th dam Mary hurry, BY Imp.
Pacelet; 9th dam Rosetta, by imp. Mem
dUza; 7th dam Rosetta, by St. George.
MARCO. sire OF Scramer, was bred tv
DR.. Wariield, of Lexington, Ky., and
was got by Sir Leslie. First dam OF
Marco, Lsncess. by Lance; I'd dam Au.
rOria. by Aratus; 81 dam Paragon, BY
imported Buzzard.
S0lferin0 was got by imp. Yorkshire !:
first dam, st. Mary, by Hamlet; I'd dam
imp. Vamp, BY Hangar; 81 Jam Wire, by
Waxy.
The above pedigree is vouched for BY
Wilkes Spirit Of Times, as will be seei,
0y reference to the issue of that paper OF
May 2, 1874, in answer to inquiries of G.
h. Campbell, Esq. OF Gallatin City.
HUGH F. GALEN.
Willow Springs, March 20, 1876.
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They Hadn't Anv.

A motherly old lady, travelling alone,
was eating dinner at one Of the hotels
yesterday, when she called out to the
waiter:
Say, have you any cowcumbers cut up
in vinegar"
mo, ma'am, we haven't, }" answered the
waiter.
"Wall. its just about as WE'LL" remark.
ed the old lady; II s'pose they'd give me
the collie If I ate any."-[Detroit FREQ
Press,
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Farm &Grange.
Useful Recipes,

0SASAA AOOOeASSs
TO M k perpetual paste which vii
rem. IN sweet for year-dissolve . tea
spoonfsl OF alum 10 quart OF water, t
which add SUN :ient nvur to make thicl
cream. Stir 10 halt teaspoooiul OF pow
defed rosin AID halfa dozen cloves to Civ
q pleasant odor. Have On the fire tel
emp Of boiling water, pour the flour mix
ture Into 1t stirring we'll at the time. Il
few minutes 1t will be Of the consistency
Of mush. Pour Il into IN esrthen vessel
lei it col; lsy cover on aud put It in I
cool place. When mex del Tor use, TAXI
ont portion and soften 1t with warm
water.
Pie Crust.-The most healthy pie crust
10 made Of thin, sweet cream and flour
with little salt. Don't knead thin.
Bake 10 quick oven. Another way is
1T quart or two OF flour 10 the pan.
Stir In the center little salt and half .
eeaspoonful OF soda well puIverized. Now
put Ia the hole cup OF soft mot liquid }
lard, or butter and lard mixed, stir IL
thoroughly with the nour; next add two
scant cups OF good sour milk or butter.
milk. Stir Ill quickly with the -four. in
such way that you need hardly touch
It with your hands till you can roll It out.
Bake quick. This will make three or
four pies.
Loaf Gingerbread. One cup OF butter =,
two cups Of molasses CT one cup OF molss
scs and one cup Of sugar. two eggs WE'LL
beaten, one tesspoonful OF salerstus. one
cup OF milk, sweet or sour { II sour heap|
your spoon with saleratus )hour 70 theI
consistency Of pound-cske,
Sugar Cake.-One pint OF dry -four, one
half pint Of butter, one-half Of sugar:
mix the flour ADD sugar, rub in the butter
addan egg beaten with enough milk to|
moisten the whole roll thin and bake in
quick oven. These recipes are Tor thoseI
who have few eggs Of none.
BrewA-This IL made of pieces OF dryI
bread. Place the pieces in = spider or|
other convenient vessel, pour on coId ,
milk, sprinkle In little salt and pieces OIL,
butter. as much or Is little as you wish
ret 1t over the fire; when 1t boils It is|t
done. This may be made with white or y
with brown bread, and Is very good. !,
Castle Pudding.-Two eggs, one-quar>| ID
Ter pound Of sugar. one-quarter pound o,|E
butter. one-quarter pound Of -four; beat Is
outter to cream, and sugar finely pound ID
~, the" eggs and flour. Bake three-quar- 10
fers OF On hour il . moderate oven IN lei
small cups; when done turn out on q fiat Is,
Ind cover with thick, white sauce. flaw. u
'red with wine or essence.
Tea-Cakes.-l:ub quarter Of pound
u butter into qusrt OF dried -four, then
'eat up two eggs with two teaspooofuls| al
4 sifted sugar and two teaspoonfuls Of
east; pour this mixture into the middle in
fthe -four. adding pint Of warm mjlkl
8 you mix ir. Beat Il up with the hand in
ntil 1t comes OF without sticking. and
ct It to rise before the fire, covering f
18th cloth, and after IN hour make II
ito cakes about an inch thick, set them VI
tin plates to rise before the fire for ten
ainutes, and then bake In . slow oven. br
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09

Large stock growers freqsently lei
their calves run with the COW til Novem-
Der, and then take them from their dana
and feed them the hrst water on root
and grain. O. oil-eake. or bran. Tbejs
mothers milk gave them such . starr
that II kept thriving they will In The
spring be equal to ordinary two-year olds.
There will de no difficulty in keeping up
this rapid growth, because the foundation
has been laid and the superstructure
shaped. They will be fat for the market
from these extra rations, ct two years
old, end will command a. extra price on
account Of superior quality, Of young and
tender beef.
Early development secures IN early
market. and quick growth makes rich,
juicy beef. Will the forcing system nay,
is the question that comes up to confront
Us. The vast amount Of food consumed
on the long maturing basis, compared to|
the trifling extra cost OF the short system j
ought to decide the the point ofeconomy|
IN favor OF the latter. You save food and|
capital, and make quick returns, wh:chI
govern the cost Of production, aid deter
mine the profit on the capital invested. |
You consume 1t two years this stock.
which would otherwise take four years to|
get returns. There is saving In sh0rti
returns. 1t enables the producer to rein
rest his capital, which otherwise lies DOR
nant, and unproductive for years. The
'ftener capital is turned into reproduction,
ne more 1t will encourage active industry !. h
{ jncreases the productive power of the
'perstor, and contributes to the wealth.
+ the state. When one breed or cattle
viii bring better rtturns than another, i'll
Vtll prove the best investment tor the en-
breeder. Any Improvement
bat saves capital and labor, cheapens shel
ost Of production and benefits the con-l
amer, without injury to the producer. ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-09

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