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IN Mag.Daf literature
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

Many farmers Enough not every one),
know the value of sweet corn in its
season for feeding to swine, and cows in
milk. At the time sweet corn is fit to
feed, the drought of summer is verv
likely to cut the supply Of grass short,
and the pasture Tor both COW and swine
will be scanC in milk-givirg properties.
To breeders who are raising thoroughbred
pigs, this early, rich, s~ucculent feed il of
the highest value. About the time it is
ready to feed, the breeding sows begin to
get reduced from sucking, and the pigs
are large enough to begin to make way
with fair ratiohs, if suitable food is
within their reach. There is perhaps
nothing better for young pigs than old
sweet corn soaked soft. The new corn.
from the time it is in milk until it is
entirely ripe, may be said to be next in
value to the Old corn, soaked.
In planting a patch for family use
(Which every farmer should do, increase
the area according to your needs, bear.
ing in mind that Tor sows giving milk
ard for young pigs intended fol ship
ment as Predecessor for the shamblcs-
!, IS the very best economy to feed liber-
ally in warm weather, for then growth is
made rapidly, and the foundation is laid
To- size and yigor before cold weather
se1s in. The same doctrine is applicable
to mich cows. for no animal on the farm
saiiers greater depreciation, for either
tie dairy or for future iatting, than tht
COW that is permitted to get low in fesl
the fall.
A patch Of sweet corn, not too far from
the farm buildings where the ground car
be conveniently manfred and tended a
odd times, and where it will be easy Of
access for family use, should he one 0
the standing regulations of the farm. s.
located it will be convenient to cut nj
for feed-thc pasture for the pigs and th'
yard for the mich COWS being supposed
to be near at hand, After the crop j
matured, the ground will be-if the cor
has received fair attention-in best pos
sille condition for q crop OF turnips, aDC
the man who will try this mode OF rails
in fond for the uses pointed out, we ar
convinced, viii admi, the wisdom of it
continuance Western Farm journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

Life in London begins and ends late
in the day. The very crossing sweepers
do not turn out till ten O'Clock, and no
ucwsboys rouse the sleeping echoes Of
the streets at the unearthly hour OF
eight. Everything encourages man TO
lie in bed late Of a morning, If he gets
upat nine b evil tumble over the house.
maids pail just outside the door, and
even the cloth will not be laid for break
fast. The great West End" does no,
seem to be fairly up and about till three
or four in the afternoon.
Towards six the streets are crowded.
and Burlington arcade begins to put OF
its liveliest face. At eight one goes tc
dinner, and if there are more men thar
ladies present you will get away befor,
Ill:30. Thus, at this time of the year
the Londener gets along with an inGni
tesimal quantity OF daylight, and it il
lucky for him that be is able to do 50
for the sky is hidden by ioes and yapors
and, until one gets used to it, the hpav,
aud somber air fills M with the "bluos'
and gives rise to dismal presentiment
/ of approaching evil.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

estates and proNlCes-lTeeneh "uu
slaves"
What means this language, but a con-
fession on the part OF the gentleman from
Ohio Mr.. Foster, wAo represents the
district Of Mr.. Hayes, and sovereign
commonwealth have been degraded and
their citizens denied their rights? All,
well do YOU know the crimes you have
committed on these states. But | must
hurry on, as my ten minutes are nearly
gone.
Inconsistency and contradiction mark
the Whole course OF your policy. You
have seemed to try to achieve for your
selves the lament of JuniNus concerning
a party Of whom he wrote, you have
given "imnortslity to the perishable
parts of your iniamy.' What a hollow
mockery will be the pageant OF
vour Inauguration OF your presi-
dent. With this record, with the
sun of truth blazing upon the iniquities
by which your power was obtained, this,
instead OF being the day Of your victory,
will be the day of yourdeNth. The viala
Of the people, Indignation will lie
emptied upon you; you will hear the
Kisses of scon for what you have done,
The page OF history will record thC
eternal verdict against you. Just ;,
surely asa God OF Justice rules the nj
fairs of men, just 50 surely will the vie
tories of truth and Justice in time prevail
Democrats, peace, courage, prudence
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

The following description of a protita-
bic hog wa reported by the committee
at the swine-breeders' convention at In.
dianapo}is, Indiana: He must have a
small, short head, heavy iowl and thick,
short neck ears small, thin and tolera-
bly, erect, not Objectionable if they droop
slightly Forward must be straight from
the neck back to flank must be let well
down to the knees in brisket; Of good
length from head to tail; broad on the
back }ihhed father harrel.shaped; must
be slightly curved or arched in the back
from the shoulder to the setting in of the
tail tail small long in the ham from
back to letting off the loins; shoulder
not too large to give symmetry to the
animal; ham broad and full; hal,
smooth and evenly set on; skin soft and
elastic to the touch; legs short, small
and well set under; broad between the
legs good depth between bottom anG
top Of the hog; with quiet disposition
should not weigh more than three hun
dred or four hundred pounds gross, a
twelve or eighteen months old, according
to keep; color black or white, or a mix
ture OF the two. The above described
hog will measure as many feet from tn
top of the head tC setting on of tail as h
does around the body, and will measur,
as many inches around the leg below tn.
knee as he does feet in length around tn.
body; depth Of body will be four-ffth
Of his height.
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Experiments with the incal!ptuS
GlObulus.

4 late Sacramento paper says: The
Central and Pacific railroad company
have arranged to have 10000 eucalyptus
trees .ct ont along five hundred miles q
the right of way of the company. II
should not be understood that that Is the
whole number Of trees to be set out. 1t
Is but the first mstalimcnt. and Is for
commencing the work, ~ there are
$50 feet in a mile, if tie trees are
planted twenty feet apartin longitudinal
lines and three rows deep in the fifty feet
right Of way on each side of the track
it will take nearly 500, 600 trees for the
five hundred miles of valley where they
are to be cultivated,
"'Ehe object of this plant rs TO note
villa. effect the planting OF these trees
will have upon TIE climate. It Is the
theory that large numbers Of them will
increase the humidity Of the atmosphere
and lessen the liability to d~roughts. The
denuding Of hills OF their timber, and
the clearing away Of forests has a direct
effect upon climate, rs is well established,
and the intention now is to sac how tal
artificial means will be etiectiNoin restor'
ing the balance believed to have been lost
by the clearing out Of our .orests. It
well as the scattered groups o. valley
trees. In this connection il isto be notca
that the directors of the Good TempIar,
home for orphans at Vallejo has now il
prorress the work OF setting out three
thousand of the eucalyptus globulousup
on the grounds of the home, which viii
make quite 4 forest when the trees shall
be fairly grown. The very low price Il
which these trees are to be obtained,
nominal figure indeed, and the action o
the Central Pacific railroad company
has stimulated the inquiry anew why ]
should not be an excellent stroke O
policy for this city TO eCure ut lea,
5000 OF 5000 of these trees at once, q
the time for transplauting il good, to b
placed by the city or citizens who vii
care for them until well rooted, in thos
districts of the city which are most li2hI
to malarial influences. It is establisheI
that such experiments have been highl.
successful, notably that OF the Engls
government at the cape Of Good Hopl
and O. the local government ot q resio
/ in RolUium ~