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TIL Z POU LTRY YARD
ERRORS IN POULTRY KEEPING.

Although there are many widely different
breeds Of fowls, adapted more or less to the
varied wants of the farmer, there are some
general rules Cor their management which
are applicable everywhere and many fla
grant errors are made by most farmers.
serious error is the common custom OF keep
ing hens until they become too old for pro-
fit, because they were choice birds and good
layers when young. A hen of any breed
will lay only about half as many eggs the
second year as the first after she commences
laying. All fowls kept by farmer after
they are two years old are kept at loss, as
far as money is concerned. When Il whole
flock is allowed to run without killing off
the old ones anu replacing them by pullets,
disease is sure to attack them. They be-
come liable to gapes, cholera, etc., after they
become aged. If the practice of keeping
only pallets is once followed, am sure that
no farmer will ever abandon it.
Another bad practice is that OF allowing
the fowls to become wild, so that they are
afraid OF any one and hide away their nests,
and the few chickens they hatch lose their
lives from want OF food, care and shelter.
TO be sure, chickens Matched late in summer
and brought up in the fields by wild
mother are hardy, but this practice is not
profitable, as the cost of wintering exceeds
the summer returns. AS a general rule,
however. summer chickens are more profit
able than the very early ones, as they get a
more varied diet, better exercise, ord are
h h,althier every way. But fowls, to be pro-
titable, must be kept tame. If, however,
the chickens are to be grown for sale for
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A FARMERS aTRADEs UNION

The Trades Unions of this and the old
world have demonstrated one fact, and that
IL, that large interest of any nature, when
defended and given prominence by the I'M
lted movement OF all who are interested in
the issues ut stake, will create q force which
sooner or later must and will be felt. Arti-
sans, in nearly or quite all branches of me-
chanieal industry, have combined, not al
ways, we fear, for their greatest good, in all
ehelr plans, but they have developed power
mat is felt in the workshops and vaults Of
capital and its direct agents.
Farmers are the largest class engaged in
any one enterprise, and have actually done
ess tllan any one of them in seli-defence,
a'ia accomplished less for what they have
"lidertaken. This is accounted for by the
''iiililFe division of purpose and plan that
nv" exists among the tillers OF the soil. by
which means their power is weakened and
put at It's worst. There are oranges, stock
.'uos' dalrymen's societies. farmers meet
''sS' and multiplied gatherings of one kind
"'iV another, each, however, having differ
.''' ann from the other, and in its zeal for
-. sl'ec.hc branch maniiesting selfishness
s'''' Is not born of good 10 the largest pum-
AL OF these organizations and meet
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WHEAT AND OATS.

The highest quotations at Liverpool have
not been sustained, and we notice drop OF
six pence per GENITAL in cable dispatches. The
excitement of the market in California has
also lessened, and lower figures are given OF
late. So with Portland. Here III Salem
buyers have prcfessed to pay only Sl40 per
bushe, when they have been all the time
paving 81 .45 though at present they are not
anxious for wheat at that figure. Oats are
at Salem ranging from 30 to 623 cents per
bushel, according to quality.
The supply of both wheat and oats i'll the
country is greater than any one was aware
Of. Many farmers have always carried over
small lots from one harvest to another. never
clearing their bins thoroughly, While aow
the price offered calls out every brshes that
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breeding or show purposes, it is necessary
that the chickens should be hatcheGl as early
in the season us possible, SO that they may
attain tull growth and teathering by fall
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

u,.poc,,y MOUNTAIN IIUsEANDMAN is designed
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-12

Public notice Is hereby given that 10 pu.-
auanCc ami by virtue of a certain order, judy
ment and decree OF the county court OF AlcEAH-
der county state oil Illinois, made and entered
Rt the February term Of said court \, II l-7s
upon the application Of the undcrs gucd A. al
mni,trItor 81 the estate Oh Louis lOr.eUscn,
deceased, 10 said court for leave to .oI real IS.
tate Of the said estate 10 pay the debt Di SAID ts-
tate, will n, such admlbistutor, on -dHy,
July l,th ls,i at the hour NJ tWUo',lU' h On the
afternoon, az the front door 0i the Cuurt house
IN the city Of Cairo, IN said county and state,
offer al public sale 10 the highest Hnd best bid
der the following described real estate namely,
Inc cast half OF the northeast quarter
Of section four %, IN TOWNSHIP, No.
seventeen ~, south range 80. Two
~ west Of the 81 principal meridian,
IN said county; also sixteen NGl lots, Sos. one
Il 10 tweIycU-l both inclusive, and Nos thirty.
seven laD 10 forty tiD both Inclusive, in block
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said lots are designated and ile..
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Cairo, and Also lots thirteen (0 and fourteen
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Ia Sale, in the county Of La sale, and state
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and the balance in sin and twelve months With
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anCc OF The purchase money.
iiOuACG WArp"Er,
CAIRO, june -, Isl. .idmlplsIutur etc
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MON RESIDENT NOTICE.
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State OF Illinois County Of Alexander
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