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, 1876-11-24
0irsinia Staats< 1aSetle
taslt9 bersusseseben BON
9ota 9. { II.
30. 81 3m0lfte Stra6e.
u i'd m II B, B a.
ambferiptiorS Nreife.
greiie bet Maseisen:

Gta Ssuare. Elm GRal eH9o
Gin Gauare, met Wal *
yin Sanare. bret Wal 3noo
Gin Sauare. cine Wsche y Soo
Gtn Gauare, etnen Wfsnds a. ~ ~
Gin Sanars brei Mcnate D0o
dsrss.r. Nuwtaen susr en- Tiger bers6utt.
unt pber ~rtuiaer Sci r b,iben einsn Square.
aue Mnseisen fnb I'm gsraus sa sablen.
Die 3ettuns wt,b IN 8i1mpnt Iab lin.
ysaenb son ben 9rGssrn fit Is gents per
Wrhe auseetraesn.
, 1876-11-24

Jtldnono, Sa. -
6 lauten fit ben Greunten unt benz gu.
Yutlitam i'm Ilaemeincn ibr srpBrs Eager.
meItes aus foIsenbea Seden betsbt. ansu-
bisten: frozen. @eptsine. Gbemlfalien, Mps
&c. unb Gcilet- Mltifel, S9wGmme, 8orfe,
p%erfimerien, 1arbltoHe, 8arbe, Seie, 6snfer.
slas. aitt etc. etc. einl6liebIi6 aGss, mas
in einem auten Drusen. @el9aft sswSbuli9 81
baben it.
Sie flbren slei6faIs cine aruee @uspabl
eiGtiI9er prseuraiiUnen ais: Cores @flatins,
8afer's Gpcra, perl, @,iiBe, So n.S tGrfe,
Safsrmt5L Sasp, Gapipea, csneenFvte MtIt
etc. etc.
2anbretb's aaranttrter ,@artenlaamen, ros
Srn Gin Yolles %6ortrment tets YorrGtbis TT.
Gpncentrirte Sruht>9Gencen. Mrumatit.
ruuss Grsrafte Ypu ispsr Scrte, gsmiirae gum
@inmaben.
0ernsr lenfen ie bic Maimert{amfsit auf ibre
Ielblteenladten preperate, pel9e eire 20-iabs
riss prpbs teaansen nuO fir welas ie sarau.
tiren tGnnen. NIB
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9nlanoi(he Depe(Asa.

Sanbp 9oof. %. Nop., Mora.
9ie Ser. Stoatsn 9ampHresatte
.Granflin" liest iest beim 2eu@tidifie.
Gin &esierunssoampfer fabrt gu il
biniber.
8bilubeIpbia, %. Nopbr. g.
9issiuss i6uB seitern yla6mitto9 nab.
reno zines bdusliden SHIFTS ouf feline
Jron uno bro9te berielbeu cine g8unoe
bel, wel6er lie wobrl6einli9 erIesen
miro. 2is9ines 1T perboftst.
, 1876-11-24

NsST THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STAATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-24

ocllcIoea ootr uoN utd)t r.1teuen at
lOutu, ocnI Or Gbcattraqent 6cro.
9tOOer III SUlIu bat chi cintn 8 belt
oe0 0etOc8 Vclhlag lcsrn loiicn fiir
elne rreitlge BtnpIlionaiorocrun9 OaS
Prosclliten nm oItlc0 &elo taagt ullo
lpleott BON Ncuem az.
, 1876-11-24

Sic Stiirmein 90 etinoien.
80 abin9ton n, 81. Nopbr. 8ice
&oniul i. S%aunoers su NoIlau, N.sY.,
melost Dem Staats-D Department, baB
Der ameritanilGe SAooner 9bs. s..
SlpeeneD" BON 9bilaoelpbia nit einem
aus &pblcn ano S4iebpulper beltebene
, 1876-11-24
TentfaIanD.

Berlin, %. 9iop. Shirt Sismard
sam seltern bier an.
, 1876-11-24
GngianD.

2onoon II, %. Nopb. Ser Serso9
bon Splbonba, portusieif1er @elano<
ter in 2onoon 1T eeitorben.
, 1876-11-24
DC Jubkmrl

1T beftnmt, has sanse bisbertse Seilperfabren um5
suitoben. Ole Sur ptro burd oas iogenarnte
Sobbas nnb onr9 Gtnnebmen pom Sobpnloer
bemtrft, Gie sobeaber Seissn an, no bic Sront9ett
tbren Sip Bat, NJ tief tie lte9t, uno 81 9lei6er
3eit setsen fe bic aebenstruit Ses Meui6en an.
Ganienoe. iino tn bert lesten opet Sobren tn Der
worben. Inter BEN @ebeilten befinOcn it3 piels
GerSte unb 9lpotbefer. Ole 9ebbd6er unteri9etren
t6 BON anoeren SGber1 oaonrb, oaB tie otrett ait
q bic &ranfbeit einlpirten, uhS ben tranfen Stoil ents
l ferneu, In fpelber SEorm er otb sum Bori6etn
l tomme. STE iino ehn 8erbrenrnn9S> eoer luSibets
bnn9SsProceB Der SrantRettsItoie. Sober Srante
K wirb bet ber Inpenoun9 bteler &ur lo6ula9en letn
/ eiseuer @r5t.. @ctIn Semanb bnr9 eieie 9aber aes
belt lit, 70 lit er wirtltd nnb ~raoitol gebetlt, pdhe
Rrenb mad Der bisbertsen Setlmetbobe bic Mtttel
sewSbnlth 9efabrlt9er iin6 ais bic &ronfbeitieIbit,
nnS ii4 0ltsrs IN sanSes Seer ieeunOarer SraatS
Sbslei9 bic soybaber one &rantbeiter. tnnerlia
unb duberli3, f~uriren, 10 linb bod bic Wtrfun9en
BET iolSenoen Granfbeitsn, b%eionOers penn fte I'D
Ito: Steber, telbit Nerpenz unb 2ppbusfieber,
t RttSt" s ssi HaSb ssaassaS @l~,inoiadt ptrS,,
bsiOnberS bet iunssn seaten u, TN eriten StaSinm,
I%natiSmaS iperben oft iebr. i4nea. eebeiIt;
lebenio @ueens unb STANDARDIZATION, iowie aue
bfDpbiIttiide &rantbeiten In iebem @rabe. BET
sa%aS ssI sre stpanhs S .e' Il Ss Iirssno S eis.
Ipfoblide II. fidtbare. Sur etn Dab lit biureidenb,
um SSeben pom Der 8irtnns gu iber6en9en. Wtas
9enfrebs nno bic io9enannte &arns ooer
HSncferrnbr (etne bis iest unbeilbare arontbei)
Iurben sebeilt. get lcsterer ~arantbeit seben 2s
9roaent bes d5uderitOHes nit tebent Babe sur9 bea
nrtn ab.
ieoem Blas i'm Sanoe p%erianot, Der 4rsts bes
! BaoezPuluers TT -, Der hes Ginuebne : Vutuers
I 81. Man Iaiie f9 tine Sroidire iiber bic eobfus
\ VI en8liiaer oser eeuti4sr Sprade ibtfen.
4 FIR. Rauchfuss, "
81 StantOn Str. (Box 1881
y M
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'Ne<aee saedGeresdgs1als ~ Ad.
rnttsh r!nuuRkHhi0n0n Ant i...as

Dsiki4satS. ssa a5SSS ii IL, 5i5asditluailof.
4. Eads and 1eVis Eads, her husband, mdrtesRors.
70 Lewellen L. LeatAau, nepcooG 1ated tie l9th
Day Of Nevesa6er, ISL, snd recorded sa mort
sstE e ss; r. Il e ~ s s. l:
Ssa III ~ e 1S|sS thsts E n Rss:.
IL sa a. si SSis i s1
s.rt e6s1so debt By 81.
To I'D mortgage vas duly assigned By an IN
the 50 Lexsllen L feathers, to Johnston sesley,
IL "a the Rss;tei Of pssd s "a, IN tie
4 IL 4 ss1s.
Noticeis hereby glysn that BY virtue Of power,
~: ia.sea ssssssas and prosdsd IS. sid. mort
ss g : III e; Ssss
g. Cloud, In % county Of. stesrns and State Of
Minnesota 1t public auction, BY the Sheriff OF said
SATURDAY.. rAF s.9 3. % gAr OF JANUARY,
4 t:s es,cst T. IL .iereaoon. 70 satisfy the
NttAlths 4nts1s6e thereon, and costs iad sxpanse
stipulsted in said mortgage in case Of foreclosure
The prsInials described in aid noytgsge, and 20
Is % 5oh, are the pieces Or parcels * land lying
Minnesota, and known and described q follows to-
III. - 49, 70 t1HE 81 go .Is.s
1ss ~. xst ~ s:lf e Re quarter
tor (sW3 Of section No. thirty flour (34} IN town
EezE Hsiaa3ss. ;na4SEed 81 tE1ntx-ays H2tl
~ ! IN
1as,daas5zs2 sxa zao ZOE
J0HNs9Q&)llBALEYss
Ees9ehSjMs,.s - IS A.slla'' 81 H"t*S':
----AttAms5 Ess Assignee. deceit
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1!!o:|fltt&aEs AL Sale.

ss:s::; q 5;:'s q: 8: &sE.
s;e:sss g ss:1Ps ssti $s s + a
s ssis Fl: :nd III
- I'D raj stsse Situate IN The COUNTY stes4ns
"a e1ato 90 1dnnssosa to.wit Comm ncing at
the :epte-xset corner q tae "a
e4ty;hye f2el, tqtQHnship hhnhsf @ae hun
a~6t5.sissss} IA, u 1eSi1] Snaei 81 neridisn:
e;s:a y a :ss S1, ss
M ~ .e s tSs qn. men,
Snnsd s1:3 S so nth
y reds q The place ST filming tie same con-
tanning sixty scree more or less, and being sixty
saS IT, ae; ,sSss,sZsS e P Poa k:
sy Dsnis Fisid dsss ~ At bg dsed
f 5s:TsaE& az r. "a Of ISL. to said
r. Wh.eAi raid iadsnturs Of :norte,gs, duly. .c-
ois7; IL ksiosk + ddiy rsccldsd IS she 81 4
IL seof e ea asa ~ s
..a ners.sen id covenant an. and
and desat Il. Gen made in ~ osss
Hons Of oatQ0o1tQGoo end AeEe o. now Iclaimod to
b. duo thereon the sum Of two hundred sndfhfrty
ssvsa sad 4eioo 1ellAns t-iooI ma my dof-
lo3. afeee - eA{9ra4aid and no action o.
eenuk 1t 1axo Or othelVise lis been instituted
EaEEoxeE1hade6 secs1sd by naid mortgage, d1
s ~ 11iisio; nstios h hereby fs,si t1St ~ 81
sIfne e " power af 81 soptatned in a6agiI
and prev :tha hheReAsp edAsl pesu3eet WtN DO
eoA Ct public auction TO the highest cash bidder q
~ eeo1sA cef Of ~ Coass H6aSjoiA thd CiSySi
if 3as T. az sseP s}*E4zzrH blx oF
as.asi SD &4H5BUARYy AID aS1eiIi.
:es ~; % ::d .sS e e.; a:
stornsy's III. @'a
ysi1 ssi III - 81 dos. .lQsEPH + WING,
.,aaBohaEaRissE.
9: B. sts31 &A::.as At s.esrn' e 4qn
.s1ss2ettalll l4aeae'1stss1 U.s. 2,i. j, -". 80
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~s1asesoaaAost6e9o <ofeolPsure

1xsridslhaahiaa{631Egn {aldy Ii IL. eInd,tion.
srsd 81 8sz$ls; EaSss. Is @S1txssor. SSbvSSH
D.4 .o,e1.1s!55ssu215s s3s 81 sen ST lst, a.
1T as s'8 fsS s s sc 9 st 3. n:
& Y es1esf r w. e. 81 $3psfaass
ssGs DaefA On ps6 zl1, which said NOR lgake Was
sSss Sd:f ias;
shsf ses tS Sas du.
1T th0Na6e Of 3hfx nDfi6A upon aid notels sud said
mortgage the gamof Five Hundred and Eighty
eaesad 100 dol1arss besides anittorneJ' re Of
txsnty,ave dollsrs eovenanted to be paid in case
And where's NO action or proceeding st law or
otherwise his. been Instituted torecoveT tho debt
secured by said mortgage Or any part thereof;
effEststs neties y hereby sve1 thst
the 1tatute In such case made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed BY the sale 81 the
premisse therein described, towit: All that tract
piece or Of land lying and being in theeoun.
1,s
nd t.SntX-eoqE Q2tl ne1th Of Iane: MOI twanty!
nine lse, vet. except ave 6: cre: IN theso9th:
S sids ss$; ss;9
the City ofst Coad. in stearsa eoust5 Aforesaid
SATURDAY, 1.-THE TwENrY.s1xrH DAY OF
Two oloef Is fSe M e ~ aid .,tt,r,
~ 1aertfess ass., stiA 's'arn'y sis 81 oh
Dated, January iii; 1875: !: IN: 40 II
! <,r1'r. - }.s JOHN pAMY,
E.43 - .{l-5,I 3 GEORGE aAissEf,
Il L.W. Co1Izxss Attsrney.LHI III yj9nis-7w
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B]E|| u!lrl'd!!e t ::.a :0l!rlgan s:

IS, The Model Bed Organs fAneriea. 81
]: Th,sse instruments have 2.t.tained POPULAR
trade. The inventor, Mr.; Burdstt, has de:
voted over = quarter, Of =; century. to. the
Improvement Of Reed Organs; Beginning
with the original device,so moaifyinE it,
ordinary form and; developing il latent
riches e to. bring tie Burdett DIP TO- its
present unapproachsble standard Of sxcsls
Ilence. AJAX; t>l..!a1. RI, xz1n.
illustrated Catalogues OF the various
styles Of Steinwsy Pianos and Burdett Or
gans, mailed free by .~25r al -
LYON b HEALY,
General Northwestern Agents, State and
,-"., =, Monroe Streets, Chicago. 4
DYER & HOWARD, ST. PAUL, =
jane Agents for Minnesota
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DRYING OFF Cows.-This is the
time Of year when many farmers dry
of part of their cows for the season.
This drying off is q matter of some
Importance, and needs careful man
agement. After the regular milking
of the COW has ceased, the udder
should be frequently examined at in.
tervals Of = few days, and any milk
which has collected, should be re.
moved. If left unattended to, seri:
Gus injury may bo inflicted upon the
cows udder, such a. the loss Of one
or more teats, q shrinkage Of part o1
the udder, &c. thus impairing the ;:fh
ture usefulness of the COW.
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HOW TO MAKE CANDY,

"Ola- Fashioned' Molasses Cdndy.-
Into q kettle holding at least four
times the amount of molasse1 to I be
used, pour a convenient quantity Of
good Porto Rico molasses. Place
over slow fire and boil for a half
hour, stirring all the time, to dimiu-
ish as much as possible the increase
Of bulk caused by boiling, and check
ing the fire Or removing the, kettle if
there is any danger. of the. contents
running over. Be very careful moi
to let the candy burn, especially near
the close Of the boiling. r.! When i.
little dropped in cold water becomes
quickly hard and snaps apart like 4
pipestem, add a teaspoonful Of, car
donate sof sod, free from. Jumps, to
every two quarts. stir quickly to mix,
and pour on CREASED platters to cool,
When the candy is sufficiently cool
toeihanale without burning theI hands,
it is pulled back and forth, tho hands
being rubbed with = little butter to
prevent the candy from sticking to
them, Flour, ia. sometimes used br
this purpose but II gives N uppleas:
ant taste to the candy. TIE more The
candy il worked, thes;lighter It. viii
be in color, but if made from 'mola
ses only, it will be Of a bright vel.
lowish.browa shade, and never u
Evhite s. tit soldlby The coafsction,
Fes'fof mo}asses candy Hequently
some flavor d added; as vanilla o.
lemon, but tho natural flavor of thu
boiled m n't is,generally preferred
Mty.-7- Either kind Of molasse1
candy, if poured from the kettl e int
tin trays without WORKING, viii pro
duce a fine, plain taffy. 1t may b.
left in one sheet, the size Of the tray
in which it is poured, or, when slight
ly cooled, may be marked off in
squares. = '-
Ererton 1afy.-This is a favorit,
English confection. To make it
take three pounds Of best brown su
gar, ind boil with one and one-hal1
pints Of water. until the candy hard
ems in cold water. Then add one
half pound Of sweet-davored butter
which q, \, wiz 2sotten tho candy. Boil !.
fs y = minutes until it.. again hardens
and poursin!to>trays, Favored with
lemon if desired. = .Ys>.
!; szB 2. Scotch ,9t 4 ns &C; Above,
for 'sll+s pf.esttisal c: Some
n 'sases, hoHeysr asst ~ molasses
,. L pl l.'.s the rser But:
- az. ss,s en-. It q
thigh zpno ei s;abu.' ahe,sproeetsa If it
manufacture. ;is*:very simple. 1t j,
generally cut ID l. small squares, each
one Of (which il II wrapped in tin foil
and twelve Or more oof these wrapped
, HSN,t - - nm
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10 AK.

Fifteen million obrooms are annu.
ally manufactured in 1thse United
States. And VII menn viii eet mar
riod,, = n 81 ss2<s II &R|* Ss'>' y
-Detroit policemen don't seem to
be very good marksmen.@ II want you
either to hit me or stop making such
= blamed racket" said IN thief in
that city, It whom . policeman ".
snootang. ,,.~ q. E s,2ao 1.....,. s..tu's
"A few days since q man convict
ed Of drunkenness stood up before
His Honor 1t tie Police Court md,
Fl. Honor aid, ip bis ilow,;,, solemn
way, "Iu give yoar so Or thirty
days.Hs; sstWall, I'LL take n thepl'$1O;
SQUIRE: said the fellow. s'oS' ,'''I.-'
.<:--1n view Of NJ. Morrison iasblir
lity to make long speeches. in eonse-
quenoe Of the gunahot wound that he
received during tho war; tho Deas'1ois
News inquiries with refined cruelty,
"'.Why, Oh wvhy1, don't . some patriot
shoot, the rest Of the Cong1eashea in
the lungs, Let no guilty man -.
CAPE"
j.,s: -"1'll be down again I'M : Nv
days and bring you fathers full name
and address," vas tho thoughtful r.
mark of4a New, Hampshire youth the
other sl.y, VIXEN hs dropped in'sts'
marble u workers. Is T. selsSt / grA7s
stone for ii, p+t i. 1slstive No. :" '4 sso
Tho Woman Saah.eiats pfsNex
Haven: are oasdussingiaths question,
"Are tho women IF tho country more
responsible than ths miSsahi' for tic "
traysgance ii. tie timesY' But q
. thoughtful mind il would seem UT
as long, ~ mens DON'T wear &ghteen
yards Of coth4sin their 5pa3talsons
there's NOT much nesd of'eon1idering
the matter seriously. ,, j -ia'
"A little, fve-year old who wa
always allowed to eheess'the irstsisst
kitten for biz pet nds;playmhte; BIZ
fore the other 7hatslings were dlr6'5iw 1ad
ed, was takssn1f his mother !! f. I'LL
room the other morning 70 iee I've
tiny, new twin babies. lHe Looked Be:
hectively; fromsone to tho othdr form
minute or two, then poking hib club
by finger into the che4ksof tn ) plum
pest baby, he said,,* decidedly 11Sskive
Till one ~'' VII ~'' 49,.
-Mr. Lincoln used to tell in his
inimitable way a story of a Winehes:
ter converted Confederate. who WV 20
oveGoyed at receiving his pardon that
he exclaimed, "Thank you, MI. Pres,
ident! Thank you! Now + par
doned, I s'pose I'm a. good q Union
man as any of YOU: -emphaticallJ
one Of you again. But didn't Stone
wall jackson give US hell in the val
ley?'
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Ia: ---'"'Oh. " don't mind. the. fourth
story said an !: Ohio Conc r r.i, mans
wife in choosing Washington lodeipas,
.th y 2 other : - day; I'VE can go up zsna
.Q0W0 IN the T1oQ0laCor. 1909
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

l ~"
The moment used knives arc taker
into the kitchen, they should be dip
ped into waEmSwater and wiped, tax
ing care not to,wet the handles.
To clean gliding. brush of dust
with : FEATHER brush. Never wip<
with linen, il takes of and deaden.
the gliding. :.,,' ','''
! -Immerse lsnaons mole cold va
tel, change i every day, and they
will keep fresh for weeks. s.. j
:. ..,se4sae'ed and
& sulphur IN The ega
uniting with t6e silver - soon ~ il
is moistened by saliva. This tarnisl
IA fsalpAyssfof .ilyer, md 4.y, "a.
ny bere1ovsd by rubbing it With ta'
blss alt 81 . little hart.horn. II -. r.
KNIVES are often stained by fruit
or vinegar. The stains can b n
moved by rubbing them with . piece
Of raw potato before they are cleaned
| on the board.
r-Wishin the last year Or two, .
new jelly glass has appeared in the
shops, with a. metal cover which
screws vs. upon the glass; This is 9
very convenient article, but,ih using
it, care must be taken: not I'd fill the
glass too full. and to have ! pape,
we'll soaked in spirits, spread over the
top Of the jelly, otherwise the surface
mould will affect the taste Of the en-.
tire mass Of jelly.
>: --Ailk. will remove ink from linen
or colored muslins. when acids would
be ruinous. Soak till the spot is very Va
A4hint; then-rub and rinse in cold va
ter.
: -Thsrs i ire several remedies
against ed;bugs: many: people sim
I Ply use kerosene or turpentine }, which
they drop into the assures. A solu
ton Of corrosive sublimate NOT onl,
ldestroysthe existing insect, but alst
makes the spots where it is applied
unihhabitable for other insects after
iward.
In case i knife Lor. fork handl'
gets loose, set the handle upon end
fill the cavity with palveriaed rosin
then. warm. the small part |of tn
knife or fork: md Il insert it slowly
crowd it down firmly = and i. h1eld it il
right position until the rosn cool
enough to set. As rosin is not soluble
in water, hot or cold, the knives ar
not2loosened. Where ivory handle
have become yellow, they may be re
stored by soaking a few hours in
watery solution Of sulphurous acid.
ANY one can make a good mea
Of three or four things-nicely cook
ed meat, perfectly cooked potatoes,
dish Of ripe fruit, and exemplar
bread and butter. It is not variet,
or quantity that is so important a
quality, and if those who cook coult
only realize this and precipitate al
their powers upon the preparation o
only two dishes at each meal, thos
who feed at their hands would Gel
tainly be the gamers. Badly cooke
food is sheer waste ID herv,
muscle,| soul, power Tho hungr
body vainly attempts recuper4tion j
1trying to- digest and a,sasimilate, foo
not convenient for it, 10 tn 1t. VII.
might have been accomplish I'D ha
the food been right aremaiins ": utHdon,
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7,:HiDfsa 81 ROME PIGS. =

J 7.M:iDGSa 81 YoiSa PIGS. :.
siAn,sps.,i.,npo.sa ( 1lls,s, Nth whom
x,fsoensly coaves1 nd he Away,
Ind good luck With tlgs. and visit
Is Iii sties ooudlm1aed his assertion,
Some notes oas6is I ssnent can
Assdl5 y ~ VI ,ltssting:
gs should
g. S;ss is . good
one, but liable, nevertheless to mis-
lead. It il not best to slaf Pig q
full ~ they will hold, and sapecian ,
those just weaned. The sovkin9pig
gets his ratious often md in mod.
crate quantities Of food the simplest
and most easily digested. . TIE sow
milk is full Of flesh and bope-forminR
material, and promotes steady uni.
form growth, building up a frame
without TOO great + accnmu]at-
ing fit. Wsaning time is naturally
and justly regarded a . critical pc.
Rod, and here H., where farmers are
opt 10 err in high feeding with rich
and concentrated food. Cows milk
il excellent, and if most Of the cream
has been skinned of it probably
comes nearer the pigs natural food
At this tender age than any other.
But milk is regarded - not rich and
"httening" enough, and corn meal,
the most concentrated kind of food,
is substituted in its stead. Now corn
meal is altogether too difficult Of di.
gestion for weaving pigs, and 1t most
ahould only b. given in small proper.
tions. With an exclusive corn meal
diet, the young pigs will stop, grow ii
ing longer or larger framed and be-
gin to pile on The fat on carcasses too
small for profitable feeding. Agteat
deal better plan is to continue feeding
milk, and this sparing1y, adding i
little bran and a very small quantity
Of corn meal. This last! can be in.
creased a. the pigs become accustom
ed to the change Of diet and thei,
stomach will bear = =stroaeers food
The wheat bran and skim milk sup
ply the phosphates which build uT
the pigs frame, while . very littl.
corn meal will supply the fat form
ing material which is taken from
milk in cream, and at a very reduced
cost. At no time should pigs b.
starved or stinted, but it is important
to remember that pigs may be dwarf
ed by feeding too much and too rich
food and with as bad results as from
feeding too little. Great care Is need
ed in feeding any kind Of young ami
mails. and the pig, being especiall,
piggish in his greed, is particularly
liable to injury from eating too heart
1lv. With all young animals growth
rather than fat should be aimed at
and phosphate foods should be givel
~ far as possible. Corn in ever,
stage belongs to the last aud fatteninl
stage Of feeding Of any kind ofstock
instead Of being used indiscriminate
ly for stock Of all ages.-Rural Ne,
Yorker.
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