The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-08-20

ton. Cattle ought not to have woods or q large
stream to get in, Would not object to shade
trees scattered around; but if there were no
trees in the fields, very few cattle would be kill
ed by lightning. Instead of allowing cattle 10
get into the water he would prefer trough out
of which they could drink. lie thought il an
economical way to provide shade by putting up
ceeap sheds on poor spots, and move them from
place to place.
Mr.. Willis thought shade trees necessary If
he had none, would plant low spreading trees
The yellow, or gadily does not trouble stock
much under single trees. Cattle do not feed
much in the middle of the day, but in the morn
ing and in the evening; therefore nothing was
lost by allowing them 10 make themselves COM
Portable. tat
Mr.. 8. M. Lee said he thought il contrary TO
| reason to deprive cattle of shade aud the com
fort of getting into the water 1t is an old es-
tablished principle that comfort is flesh" If
he had not shade trees he would plant them on
high points for the comfort of his cattle, unless
experience should prove the contrary to be the
better plan. III had piece of woods adjoin-
ing field would notpreyent his stock from go.
ing into it.
Mr. Glasgow preferred plenty of shade and a
stream of water for his cattle. II he had no trees
would plant them He preferred stream of
, water deep enough for cattle to get into, to
shield themselves from flies.
Mr.. Rogers was decidedly in favor of shade,
but would not be in favor of their having ccess
, dronnings, which amonnt 70 a GOOD SaaI 'n Nc.
po;t,, r., t,naiT an SOU ueai. MI
much when lying down as when standing up
,ha; ,a,rs n,aa ~ ~, Y rug aown
,yero he norts ,,hch sntJardd 49, anu aney
os Tho hide wos NOT ono fnnr,i as tSa Loal mes,
other parts of the body.
Mr.. Bayless was in favor of some shade, but
woods lie had snrinp branch in III t h ~ h 'm
his cot,Io iert II and ,vaSt 20 ~ W niJ no'u ou1
hn,ses and cottle wo"Id soo, W" Nv mon t e9lie
others seemed 70 nrefer the emn tue sn"ue "i''e
Mr. Nnnnilb nysan wos in f"vor of,ho,,,
water Thonght Moth ycry nsscni;oi Is no a,,u
fort ond ;nnroromomt ~ 9ot1i To- " ',e Yum
trees he wopid not Mani thom Art;fjoi i'"n ~
which could ho mnynd from ,lonn -, si'oi
better. l'''(' ~ P'"''' 'S
Nj o.,,or, ho1 hoor oro,.ossf,,, :, c,,,,,,,,o
cattle where there was shade and WATER and
thouUht thev woulI do hnttor whoro ,ha lay lay
plenty of shade and aiso ,yatcr IN siand A""
Mr. Jnmns Ioo ,nos aIso ~, 60 ~ ~.
nentv Of yoi"r II docs NOV tai Vi , o,raut f ".'n
Steer In I'M himself and ,hnn II" ornhs io' h q
comf,rIohIe If vo,, have n wonds iI 1ho ~ ALI
tbev mi"bt ro thSre "''"' 'i ''' "c''
A., nSn..SSI 81 ,' rn ~, ;col ao.,,, ,,.;,
~ NJ sho1o n,, ,lant,, ~ 49, irtn, f,on,
vol a. tn dr;i II;S cntt,o hal Hroi i, -"
Gncn ",tor famnn =, rot 10 nonr rrnoI W wv,
never have n shade free aIonw n frnce ifhnc could
NV, h"En snuno .ist u,ohS ,eiee II hGGoulu
icIed shcen Womb do hetter than ido
si,hont ,yato mo''' w '''''' NV" '"I e''e
M Mooro ho,iorod T., shade ,.,o
,ro,,ia ,,Innt trooS ~, h u, no hau no,e
Gronnipgs would ba distr;hntad r mmu1 t Iio
wonId not Want his oot,io ~ r, "'U nt to
streams of wafer NJ, in thn woods "n tfh .o
ed trnnS would ninrt Fruit troos h, =. no
stonnn which wnro not CIV or,n,auio to' ~,
would furnish food for hiriS Ta,tie fa D "n
'od ,anni. .os I'';on s S ,.,t ieu ol'
5rini, Tni mow MON fattonS MI mn i.s 70
one dron oF wafer ''''N" e"'''' "i'no"'
Mr. Archer thomoht n n oood Mai, 70 d,,,,,,,