The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-07-22

EErEsrs owning their OEu lErLlzs s1d
managing the dairy within tnsn1se-Fss
and thar fz1nilisg
II INST lot be forgotten that n SIC
csszfuI stock Ezis5nz- ths TudiciO1s E1z1-
zgsueuf and husbgzdyT Of the Es11rs
= q vital point Coz1srcIzl fertilizers
zrs n eerssfn aspects a necessity. II
the large cotton plsUkeE, oou5d ssTs oEe-
half OF his ANIMAL sIps1dis1Ess toE tss-
tiI1Lsrs, By dsToting q portion Of ms
time 20 1--we stock It would Be 8 grea1
gain 20 hiuseIf and his iazd
A striking instances OF The Tal1s Of
this kind Of inning Is found On tins
farm RsfsEezcs Is Ezde 90 the crop q
81 acres q turnips- fed OF b. sheep.
which Ezs the s1bIscs q 3 ststs1e1t
bV gha c1urzissiousE Of agEie1lEUEe Of
Georgia. n the R1rzI CGroIIniEn last
winter. Th@ sdAcess Of the eLpsTUe1t
was ectire- Eaouzh Of the tIruIps vas
sold % amount 90 upwards Of two hun
dred dollars, and Eu1lcSsEs were Lsfh 20
feed & flock Of LeCIuo sheep. upwards
Of O1s hundred II u1ubeE. The grO1nd
4 nov IN cotton, CON- and oCs and one
quarter acre n o11o1s- L Is perfectly
Eich and clean. and The growing crops
promise beautifully. The e1ElcnEs1t
q shose scres cost tbs writer nothing.
n fact Il Ezs throw N They VII be
s0Eed with oats n Sepssuber, and II
Feoruzry With clover On the OatE- After
wards TudiciOus rotation tOE . term Of
years VII yield heavy crops without
Improvement or necessity Of n1sEuEe--
Q. ". HOsr1Td, u RITzl CGTo@IEdGE-
sEOET-EoEE C4TIZ
In Al interview with Mr.. Wn- Curtis,
q noted sEOrt-h0Eu breeder q Michigan,
the inquiry vas propour5sd % hin,
Wy e IL yO1 prefer The snoEt-hoZu,
Mr. C1rsis, &C. any osher bred Of eastles
Wei, siE- he sid, I can very son
answer that Question Because there
= ECrs pED1s IN then thzrs l. more Of
me calves and young STOCK bring more
money they take On flesh fzstsE- The
COWS give Eich milk ard the butter u
rich- know this, fOE I have tired
snort horns for years They have ID
superior for beef They make good
working oxen They combine more
good On ilItIEs than suV other breed OF
cattle They cannot be improved By
crossing with any osher bred Cross q
sEors-h0r1 coz WITH Devon o. Ayrshire
OF jersey ball, AID you lose size Bat
khe short horr imug0Tss everything Il
touches. l. Il the besGEuoWu breed
toE iupECTIug native stock and for
this purpose slCns they are nTzl1abls-
Tlay are hind ard gentle, easily handled,
good breeders and good mothers, hearty
e edsrs, ard prefer then TO any other
breed TEey all have their good points,
but ths short horns n ny opinion have
tie most best points
EOw 70 TEALIASIZz rOCE BEES
To IsaIiz1iZs your bees safely and n
the most profitable way, y0u INST sand
for good I-allan queen 60 IntEOd1cs II
the strongest colony q your GpiGry.
A soon a. the new queen has arrived,
take another empty hive Of the sane
SIZE, EIthout bees, AID insert q division
board 50 that you VII nave On yCur eft
4 lIszls rCO1 II The hive fOr four frzues-
Nov take from the colony which shall
have the rev queen, two combs with
plenty OF sealed brood On one OF thsse
eOubs cage the new queen and 5EIuz
Ter EltL the secD1d EUod-cOEb and all
adneE1g bees, but without tie old
+ queen, II that little roOn, and give still
two O1hsE coUbs Containing only hoEeF.
The other brUod-eoubs Of the COLONY
trzEsf=rTsd with the Old queen and bees
n that roOu On your right hand, close
TIE hive and then set u On the old
/
EsEt OF the new queen take oct Il e two
combs from the little roou a. yo1r left
hand, cut out every queen cell and set
zt liberty the new queen The bees Of
this little colony VII do her 10 ham
From this tine you VII have two queens
II one hive, ard each queen VII I'll the
calls With eggs II proportion 20 the
number OF her worker bees n her rOCu-
After some days, az your leisure, you
nay hunt Cus the old 1ussu N The
stZu1N colony. This done, you VII
7 open sons passage OF the division board
cus II Il, ard closed before you have
inserted IL Having opened the pas
szgss, the strong colony VIII rot build
queen GELS, and 50 beeo-s acquainted
with sGcn O1Es-. After one day or two
you remove the division board. I'll ID
It's pl1cs With = cUub from the rOoE1 AZ
Voar left hand. and yUu have safely and
/. II the most profitable way, a new queen
& 90 strong colony.
In the sane EEy have described
. y01 VII divide q snail COLONY earfT u
. the spring, Ee VII say AZ the close o.
April OF AZ The beginning Of Nav. A. The
weather Il favorable and the colonies
ara sufficiently strong. Give the little
( colony 6rOod-coubs With sealed brood
and eggs and larvs, and les Il rear 8
I queen 10 give ts q queen cell would
I be OF great sdTz1tags-J Do this early
that EOu nay have 4 fertile qus-u n
I thzt little eoIJ1y.
/ To make An artificial sEzru. proceed
A. follows Hunt out the queen Of ths
little colony - sOsu As she has laid her
inst eggs, cage her and bring her. With
+ some new brood-eombs, n q rev hive
Of the sane size, remove the old stock
ron lie Fl2cs and bring the new one
{ With the young queen On the old stand
After tEo OF three days, n the evening.
T release the Young queen, and you vii
have a strong swUu- The Old stock
I you Ray remove 20 any place you Ike
As the old col0uy has fertile queen Il
Elll Increase Do not forget 10 give Il
| some water II sponge, az the entrance,
I during the first two o. three days after
I YOU have the artificial sEzru1- -Corres-
I E70HleUes AGtissaE 4 yr5clsltl1ri,-.