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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

through tue white quartz in such q way as to render it exceedingly beau iiful. Rock carrying native gold plainly visible can be found the whole length ot the groupings by merely pen trating ,he cap rock for the depih If A foot or eighteen inches. The work done thus far on the Southern Belle consists of cut run ac.oss the lcdg' for distance of 20 feet from the foot wall, and vertical shaft sunk on lha; point, which is now l2 feet deep. This cut and shaft show free gold tnr the entire distance, and il is the intention "f ,he owners to continue thiS shaft until 1t reaches ;hc incline oi the foof. wall. 4 cross-cut win be ,heu s;trsci for the hsu3ing-wall, when more de. finite lieas of tbs value can be formed At present il would take " big money To buy he 5iuthern Belic-ia fact, it is not for saie El any price. The CIT HEN hopes that the piucky lady b. cator may yet he our first BouAnza Qneen. as will all its reade-s.
 Am 'ng the other claims of Hcssrs. Gillette ana Youas is the Morning Star, silver ledge showing four feet ai the surface and sn assay of S22.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
VHE CITIZEN
SATURDAY sRPTsS.ep ,o0,
TOD AIS NEWS.

Ar sunset ou tomorrow fsor5,,., evening will colnmnce the Ievi1, He" Year, belng tGe year 5ssl uf tb. Jewish Calendac. I; is observed hy the members Of the Jewish Church as boiy day, and pat of the o5serv. Ahce consists in fasting un,il midday All Ct oar Jewish basiuess men will close their plAccs of basiaess, Ana in. formal religions services wiil Dro,,a ply De held. n ,his connection i, might De well Co remark ,ha, o,,, Je~i-h population IS getting very numerous, and IS i; numbers many of onr btst and most inlueltiai citizens there 's prooabilily ;hal ere ions lheT will erect a synagogue suitable 70 the serds Of their worship. We Understand ihcre is also a movcineD, 10 contemplation looking to the pro curing of suitable ground fora Jewish cemetery. Why should they uo. do aii ln;s2
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
One nf Our Grrat Mines.

The Hermnsa mine al Harshaw has commenced talking and ,he first o' it's sentences was a shlpneal yesIer- day of is first ten bars of silver, val ucd at $a3 g70 r. When it i, remem- bered that this was the fr-t month of the mills work and that it had iIs full share of the vrXalious delays attendant upon he starting up of a new mill, ihe assertion that Sl0O,OlO will he shipped in Sepicmb-r k easily be- lieved. Hurrah for the Hermosa.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Impure Breath

Amoug all Inc disagreeable conse- sequence, that follow he decay of the teeth. au impure breath must be the most morliiyIng and unpleasant td i's posseSsor. and II is the most ineX cusahle aud offensive In society; and vet the cause of il may easily be re- moved by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly p'p'iiar dentTiiice, Fragrant sOZODONT. IL p1riics and sweeteus the breath, coo!s and re- fresiie> the mouth, and gives q pearl like appearance to the teeth. Gentle
 men who indus ge In smoking should cleanse their teeth wilh SOZDDONT, as il removes al unpleasant oiors ot the weed. Ask your druggist for it. <
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Atesation RoadNea.

DROPoSALs WILL RE RECFIvtD AT [ Inc Banking House of Ssfo-j, Hudson & 70. uatil ]. o'ci cl, h.. Segie-u Der 2ith, 10 cU.srruri and o-il5 Wagon Road, conE1euc- ing at the euG 0f Sixth Avenue, Tucson, and -unCe:5ing with the t'Smp CrittsIGzk ROsd. heJsSrsn Thomas Huohes' ranch aud Old t'elEp trlttcudrn- specifications can h- seen st the Bank Office The contractor will he re quirsi tc five h1nd~ for ihe completion pf ths Road, according 10 specifications. in sJ dave from date uf contract. The unt.rs. -ued re- -srye Ihe risEt to rej e. aGy ad all bids.
 W. ". WILLIAMS,
 ALBERT ST -INFELD
 JAMES H. POOLE
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH.
Bullion Shfpment.
speclal to he CrrIzrN.

Speclal to the CITIZEN.
 CUARLESTUS. September -1ester- days shipment of silver bullion by the Tombstone Mill and Mining Com p.ay rom Aillville WAS as fol lows : Bars NO. 35j and S56-S44Ss 69.
 Democratic Chtu Masic.
 CoLUaB0s, Ga. September IA large anl CD hu,iaslic Denocrstic meeting Was h-ll n Capital Square last night. as which Senator Thur. man presided. In referring ,o ,he speakers of the meeting, Gen c. ". Morgan, Gen Hooker aai Gen. Roberts Mitchell. he id they pre- senied q singular sigiit-three E. EE dier-Gensrals, two Of whom were in the Union army, waile one of them, Hooker, Of Mississippi, had hceD in the Confederate army. The Inter Aad at the close nf the war recognized that secession WIS put down forever, aai dc,crnineI ;henccforil tO support ,he Stars aud Stripes. He sail The ri. umph of the Republicans meant Fer- pctuitIeA of secession. IT General GarlieId shoull be elected he sUi il would Dc hy ,h3 votes of ths North, ani he wouli be necessarily the r. presentative Of Uu. one section of our country, bIt HIncock's votes will come from North, South, East anL West. and lie will taic hia pltc. as tine President Of the whole, and not less than half. of oar people
 The Terrible Vera Cruz ois1sser.
 SAVANNAH, Ga., September 4-The beach north la s3l,a nt Ssa Augu5 tin, Florida. is slrewn wi,h wrecked stuT Tie bodies of three mca aud d woman and child came to shore md were buried. bur no pat os the snip came ashore Ail jhe ErscEa e, how ever, shows that she Went ashore Of fIundcrei oI ihe Florid4 coast ou Monday uight "r Tuesday morning, during the hea:y storm, and ali ou board perished.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
The Pulpit.

Metnodist Epi.cop.i-DiviEc service will b. held in the Presbyterian Church to.al"rrow evening. coniucteI bv Rev. Wn. c. Nils, Pastor, who will preach on thc occasion; service be gaming at 30.
 Sunday school vii. be resumed to- MOTION morning, having been closed during tic heated -eaS"n; opening hf 9:3O. The parents and guardians of children are requested to again send the htle oacs tu school. A Bible class will also be taught
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
CIrroit- Bru=an

The CITIZEN is pleased to ann 'uE-e ihe marriage of oac oi oar bet known ciiiz,nS. Mr. James Carroll, pro prielor. al the large cn-g.i on Pen ningion .rect. and Miss Erit-et Brogaa. trs crrumoay H,iag con tucted by Ftarr An.euIo at tIe Churca rf ,ln ia--s,in. Eyac "l know Mir. Ca-roll and his bride will Ni:hh.li from them the h,st of con- cratU.a,i, as and wishes, and thc hope that their welded life may be as happy and prosper Us as is ever allotted 10 humanity.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
\ Gallant Officer.

AIr. Wm. J. Douglass, who served ss second officer of the Pacific Mail steamship Alaska under Captain Ed ward Van Sice-uf whose melancholy fate the telegraph has just informed uS, in tine accoanp of the loss of the Nc-a Cruz-statcs that better officer never walked the deck of vessel NIT. Douglass wa with Captain Van Sice in several instances when death how cred around. and he never knew She Can,aip fo lose his coolnuss, courage and presence of mind.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

MR. W. A LATIN came in this morning from his beautiful ranch at The mouth nf the S,a Prdr,. ani ae left his respects at ihc CrrUEX oiiicr in the shane "ftwo large waterineion-. Mir. Latin always remembers the ' printer t'oys when h. comes lo town, anu they respond wiih graii 'gIe f'r MT EaJlin and admiration fJr his ranch which are ouly e4naiel by by lh- a t.vily and ease wirh which they do he watermelon act" hr Lat tin is doing soot wor.; for Arilnna's agricultural interests, and his ranch i< a retIizatirn of jnielliyrnce aai raer- gY ss applied to farming.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Notice to Creditors.

J7sTNTE OF JESUS vALESCIA. NO IT tice l. hereby given hy ,he Iucer-i-ueI of the above named cstue, co ali pers5a, navtns claims aEain-t said it ceased, tn exhibit the -Em-, with tne nec -- -ary Ss1cbcrs. within funr months noun lhe srst publication of Ilis nctice. tO tae uncer- sigurd aI her bcure- .
 pELFIEA sALAZAB DE VALENCIA.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

THE finest kind of views uf the city, valley and mountains can be had from the balcony of SchabcH's lodging house, on Church Plaza. New beis, new iiEcaS, everything nice, clean and comfortable, wi;h good and polite attenli0n to all
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

WHAr did Inc Puritans come "a this country forg" asked M4s,achu- -e,;s teacn-r ot his class. To w0r ship in their own way, and make other people do th- saule," Was he reply.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
YEW IDVERTISEUEyTS.
Notiee

NIR. THOMAS YERKES; NoU ARE VI hersby notified -h- at The expiration Oi this notice. and io-wit: On the Fourth day u' October. lS>0 l will begin NOr upon the ledge or lud.. af mineral ry.S. in The mine known as thc Tucson" mine, situated about 5v1 n'iieS from The town Of rucsuu. for the purpose cf developing the same, and tl4t un!s-s yut join ] Q sz:d work [ riil institute p7Vcecd-uE- u1e-r Section {, uf au Acr 70 p-svl l- for the -ecre- cation ug mines, Culnpilei LaV-. p. 5ij. for sesr--a iuu Or your iDte.s-=I thereof
 JI. SILVA. Tucson. Sept ,, 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

STRANGERS in the city can ind a frstclass Lodging House at H. Scha- ben's on south side Of the Church Plaza. Central location, rne views from the balcony. gpoI ventilation, everything new, neat and comfortable
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

A CALIFORNIA mining man'~ eNpcF- fence k generally such a-s [" make his npiniou ora district valuable. and on Monday next the CITIZEN will coh- tain Fl letter from a gentleman wh" hAs spent inc past month in eNanininE the prospects ID the vicinity of Dos CahesaS. Of splendid judgment and thoroughly reliable, o1r corresPon- ,Ient's good opinion of Dos C'he'as ouobt 10 be encouraging in lhe high est degree ia our Dos Cabesas friends.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
The Northern Pacific.

Thc free engaged on the cyirHsion uf the Nor hcru EaCilc RaiII0nd west of the Missouri will cJmpirte the gfaiing Co the Ycllnwsioue ea Y iu Oct Der The l'rc~ide~t 0f ;he -sad has directed hc Chief Engineer Co trnusfrr the working tnfcc directly across the locuiei line of the Yclioy sluue dIvi~Ion, with The intent io reach aud pass Mites City and Fort keogh next July.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
For County Recorder.

! HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
 eSbailhts, O. the GS1rTai Elect;oa Co b. ueid next N0vsn5er, fur the office of County hecorder, Of PInlA COuury. re. pectfuily SO llcit tne support of he voters Gf the touctv Or C his impoft4nt oaies. and if elected viii lis charge the auiies oi tae eHce 10 the best ofmy ioihtJ C. R- D2AhE
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

PROPRIETOR--" If you boys don't clear out T call that officer and have you taken in" Boy" rhar's where you'd ho taken in; that policeman my da,l, hc is
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

SATIN gro-- grain ribbons, n all new shades. Inch width, l) Gents per yard. Other widths. lj to % cent plr yard, al the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

STORIES first. he,rd at a m0'her', knee are never wholly fors"tten- Ruzkin. But rules of conduct fr-t en forced at the same leave far more vivid impression.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
EEit.

NEW YORK, September i.-The loss of the steamship City CT Vera Cruz. is confirmed ny Inc report of seven survivors, who ~eTe washed ashore near SIn Auguatia. The seems nn board the Vessel during ;he violent hurricane of Saturday and Sun !ay were terrible 3ut the dispatches onll give brief review Ot the distress Of those on board. The vessel Els ul- mana Seahle, and lhe Captain anj many of 'he crsw were drowned. At 5:30 o'clock 0n Sunday morning tAe steamer suddenly went down. Life boats and ral.s had been r ndereI useless by the estorn aui tne men sa,ed hoaled ashore on whatever they could grasp. There were T persons on beard, including the crew. Feara We're expressed ypsierSay concerning t!e safety of other sieimers rum as tu The West Indie-.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Proposals For Flour.
HEADQrAHrrns DEPARTMENT OF AEzos

HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF ARIzoSA.
 OFFICE CHIEF COMAIssART OF SUBsIsTAScE,
 WHIPPis BARRACKS, \. T.. Sept. ,, 1880. OEBLED PROPOS AIS. IN TRlPLIC ATE, tO with copy of this advertisement uttsched, will be received at this office or at The oftees Of the COI1uis- ar ss oi the f-l owing 1sIced posts, until l2 o'clock noon, on ~epten per 25, 1880, at which time and places they will be open .a in the presence of bidders for furnis hing and delivery Of Flcar, az follows:
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

IT IS reported that ronins were Cn. gagged for Gen. Narquez anI party, q, Schabea's lodging house Dn Church Plaza.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Dissolution Eotlce.

fIyHE rOPARTNERsHfP HERETOFORE | exi-tt-- between T. Cz--,..n-z zi a0l d- L,rrW-, .In, under ilr firm name uf ! tsft N-ic-x- Co. has rhi- day h.rn dissolved nl tlltul consent. The n1-I1--s nih l, con iin.-d ay r. Czerw!E3kl, Eho sssume- all liabilities and aii collect all debt due thc late 6-ls. r. CZERWlS SEI,
 H. LOEW WkNSEEiN. Tucson, Aug. g, l5S0
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

A FORMER resident Of Tucson write" to tde CITIZEN from our far away sister Territory of Washing that after two ,ears, sniourn in that country he Is more than satisfied He is engaged i, surcice mining, paving loca'ei l6o acres of land, and his mine declares a dividend of d large number of bushels arcrv year. Altogether he says q 's a good country to live in.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

Tur Democratic meeting at Levin s usu las, night was largely attended a,5 the specches of Hon. Grant oury and Mir Leach were listened [" a'i1h- lively and frequently applauded.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

CurRcn services will begin a' ( ;"o ,o morrow evening ai the Presbyterian cb,rch instead of s o'clock IS before
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

srxpAY SCHOOL will be re-opened 'o- morrow morning in the Pres1Y terian church at 20.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
ToIet

Three rooms and q kitchen on Con vent street. Inquire al the office of J. \PuuaSS
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

LAE.Es Snits, The late in linen and white French Swiss, trimmed with Lanauedoc Lace, just opened at thc White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
A Good Example.

A number of people who were dis- n,sed to plant trees last year failel to ,lo so because cottonwood WAS the only ,hiuo available, which they did not Iise. thev contrnding that the willow would moi grow. bnt We, believing dlf- ferrntIy. set out fourteen 0f them, ten fee, anart on ihe 10th of January last and now some Of them nave hrAncheS ap inch and half iu diameter aBd i2 feet long. In this short time they have % lnppei that perfect shade l. made for halT block in front of the Herald property. We hope many will follow our example next year. II. is very cheap and an excellent shade
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

ZEPHYRs, Fancy Woo. ani sli ma- terial pertaining thereto, just received a the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

ATTENTION smokers, A fine lut nf imported Havana cigas at the Pioneer News D-ptt.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

FOR dress goods, silk frinsrs, novel iic- in ButtUns and trimmings gerer- ally. go 10 the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Mad JIarmons.

SALT LAKE, Septem Der 4-Thc May or and COuncIlmen | d secured d -pc cial train lJr Og,.en, and arranged 10 receive Ia;e3. On August 18th tiov- ernor Murray organized reception party, including Mormon, aud the municipal authorities are very ind.g uAut and have resolved not wen to call on the President, cla ming that they have been ,nsuited. Only Gen tiles will show the'nsel,ei at the re- crplinu. The Prc-iieut arrives ou Sunday aul leaves nn Monday evs"- iu.r
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

AND the cry is, still they come those dcliciuus fruits which Ghanet'o l,reps for sale at his grocery store on Congress street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

Tt,r Sisters School will open on Monday. September G. The Convent brildinr has been undergoing entire ,.,ov,,ion. and the apartments for thiS very excellent school are in every way s,,cd for the purposes for which they are intended.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Announcement.
FOr cnrNrf hEcn

FOR CUCSTf RECORDER
 I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN I oidste inr the Oeice of CUVI7vy Recorder of Fina County. at tue eas5iug election. and -ss- Peciiuliy solicit the support of my Ellow eiti- zens- JOHN r. cLUa.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Announcement.

I HE3tBY ASNOUNCE MYSELF AS A l c-nGid4te for Delegate t0 Congress, at ibe EusniBg election
 GRANVILLE Ii. OURY.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

N,psuAL BRokAw is doing a good work ir driving the half naked una Indians from inc streets. II "a aooG' ,;o,e tb,t these bare-logsed b1rharians .bould learn that if they want to V'-f civilized community they must oo ns Dr. Mary Walker does-weAr pants
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
For Treasure,

I HER BY ASSOUNCE MYSELF As A Il cai.'.it'1ie Tor the office Of Treasurer Q i'Iua County. GEORGE A. CII-N-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

CHEAT bargains trimmed and m ,r;mmed hats. g; the White d'ase'
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
For LeeisIatHre.

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF NS A \ cA14.,'sic for the Legislature. subj.ct Co ne action oi the Democrat County Convention
 B. Il. HEREFORD.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

ALITTLE girl, noticing the glitter ing gnld filling in her auntS teeth, eX- cIaimed: !" Aunt Mary, lwish l had copperIoeI teeth like yours
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Nrhn,,e1le Pni.,nirc.

CIICAeU, Srptemb-r I-rhe Trio unes specIai Isom Genoa Lskc, Wis. c,nsin. says. \ party rf ni"e pcr=on, from Richmond Center. visiting th lake Jo-.iay, ate heartily of son.e pressed bscfa, lunch. Upon ar i.iog at ,h. yiil g, at,,ga short steam oa. excursion, five of them t.ok vio leHt vomiting and cramps, and be- fore they returned io the Paa the whole party were sick. Dr. CatIin WAS summoned and pronounced IE d case Of pu.~oIins GrJy- doubts are entertained of the ultimate TgcJ, cry 0! eight oi he party.
 \ '' Positively Last Appearance"
 NEW Ont ANS, September 4-Nii- Hers Howell aud A. Childs, both col pred. were hanged today in St. James Parrish, i'll the presence ot 30J persons for the mu uer of Theo. GaEdeks, a >tore-k' epcr al Long View. in Mag fast. Thc cuiprits died from slransu .tf. ,.-,,r..--.t
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
LETTER LIST

Lisi oi 'ettcrs rriuainin- .n t5c Fs-tsfE,. i1csrn; i5E laore than oHc month prior 10
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Tnc.nn HeiniI NrnrI,ris-

IS Whithy Jet Goods. a rare assori- ment. at the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

Persons calling for :ac above l,tttr, wifi l.casc -.ly aiyeru el, s1d sigr ti.t,.
 C. T LORD, ?. VI. Tucsen, Arizona. Seyt-al1cr < IssL
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
BEDDING.

"o'en-"ine Mattresses, UPholsrrred and Skeleton Spring Beds. CEHcd Hair, Mors, "'a. and Cotton Top Mattresses, Pillows aud hol''ers. SIc.m-dre-sed Live Geese Feathers, 'ae--s, PilloS-siips and Shans.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

Ue.tNcTy CT Uls-h3Ii t1o AilCAn.s VII 3e re qui-ed within e Gsy-, and [ ae balance within e days af,er notiEeIiica Cf award. No bids will be eliertainci, u7iess samples be fur nj shsd, which should not b- oS less weight than g pounds. 20 marked cs 70 De easily identified, and sk3Ild Tescl this osce oa 0: before The date for opening bids. A starcard sample of FlcCr c: the qualify tlls s6vtrtise- e: application, which .ppl:c&ticr l. Is desired should b. made sf tAg earills; practicable date
 The Cove unent reserves the rigEt to releci aEy CT sN proposals.
 Bank forms. conditions, sc, embracing s,l neccsse-y iHfJr8lziiJn, wil be furnished by EI.y Conmiss3=y iu the Department o- by the 1IG .-sizloS CHAS. D. EAGAN,
 CartsIa a.i '. s. I. z. A.rv.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04
Passing Cotton

CoLroS, September The fellow ing passengers passed here tonight bound Easl: John Siefcr Edward RemuS. A Williams, Thas HuSL--, E B Grime-. Mrs Alleu. x Graf, Mrs ( 4 Fisk. [ I Reel j I S,ti,. q oree r Si-snn. Il F WiIlitrG~, . Hamilton anJ family, E P Johnson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-04

GooD goods st !o~ p..oes s, Pl-amer's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-15
the FARMER.

The farmers of the country nay be
divided into two classes, according to
age and experience--the old and the
young. While there are many excep-
pions as 10 each class, it must be ad-
mitted that the old are too prone to
continue old ways and methods, and
the young are too ready to disapprove
the old and risk their interests on what
is comparatively new The true policy
is to cling to any custom until some
thing better is learned; but TO be sure,
while clinging, TO be on the alert for
any Improvement. Much of the life and
interest Of farming arises from it's being
progressive work Many important
truths have been developed during the
last few years. causing important
changes in the means aud methods Of
agriculture. Those who disregard these
Developments must, Of necessity, fail
to compete successfully with producers
who judiciously adopt what is good in
the new. aud hold to that only which ia
good 10 the old A plain, middle aged
farmer tells us that, in his community
the younger men are succeeding much
better than the older, because the for
mer are using more cf the fruits Ct re-
cent experience.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-15

Ten years ago wEs q the opluios
that eran vas > peor lbing 70 feed &c
cowt. bat I always ike 70 make erPsr'
nsnis. Asd 80 bouEhl sons bras and
miKed Il with ground oats add cora,
ADD and ny vile watched pretty oloss
lsr tie result i, old 90, take long lor
Ne 10 Eud oai that the cows gave more
milk and butter, and tho butter had .
6Bsr color. I omitted the brsn Ger one
week. and ny four eows gave iour
quarts milk less. fed bran again. AID
ia three days they gave four quartz
more milk, and since that .imc always
feed btsn. Nov ] will seliyou how
mix my feed. To six bushels Of shellsd
corn add three bushels Of oats ADD
have il EFound together, aud with every
three hundred pounds Of such feed
mix one hundred pounds Of bran. 10
the morning. =, o'clock. take one
bashel cut eoru fodder aud one bashel
oAl ohAti; 90 this put thirteen pounds
OF the mixed feed aud eleven quarts Of
water Al o'clock give them eight
pounds Of clover bay; =, IL O'Clock l
pump them pure frcsh water from a
vel 6iiy-two ieet deep II il IL warm
day ] give each COW Que bundle Of corn
fodder. out Ia the yard II il is cold or
cloudy do not leave them out longer
than they drink theu ! put them IN
the stable and give the cora fodder 10
their racks. also give each COW half
pint OF meal aud half an ounce OF
salt; ,bis | give them every time ! put
them Ia The stable A 5 o'clock in the
evening givs them the same quantity
OF cut corn fodder. chat and mixed
feed. as do 10 the morning at I
O'Clock, AT o'clock | give them
eight pounds OF meadow hay. also
clean them with the curry-comb and
brush twice week, sometimes oitensr.
And also clean the stable on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. keep only
four cows and at the present time i
milk only three OF them one oil them
dropped her calf August 25tb, one Sop
TENDER IL, aud one November 18th, and
/ make from twenty to twenty five
pounds OF butter q week, besides we
use milk IN two families.