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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-25
WATERFORD.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
WEATnERFoKp, June a. lsSV'
The great convention exctes deal OF In
terest TO the people here, and the HERALD Is
eagerly sought after for reports OF its actions.
The feelings of the masses here seem to DO
truly Democratic, and their desire is that the
convention should put forth a man OF unim-
peachable character and abilities; who can
iesd them forth to victory, and administer the
great government in truly patriotic manner
in unison with the interests and desires OF
great and free people. The preference
shown thus far for Hancock by the conggen-
ton meets with satisfaction here, for they
look upon him as one fully capable for the
duties of the position, though Hendricks
would receive nearly as much appreciation.
There is a gentleman mere
from Ne York who creates not little
amusement in the minds of his small circle
of acouaintances by his indomitable zeal IN
the per,uit and collection of that innocent
little animal called horned frog, winch
animals he intends to take back North with
him to his friends as it is an animal that excites
a great deal Of curiosity to New Workers IN
general One of the borderers brought Ia
pet wolf last evening which caused great
stir among the felines, one OF whicn, al'el
watching its movements for sometme III
digni1ed silence came to the CONCLUSION tnas
it was invading its (the felines) domain,
pitched into Mr.. Wolf, and after short
fierce battle succeeded in giving his weltship
rather more than he cared TO re-
ceive, 30 he retired quite overcome.--
The wheat crop of this country is almost a
failure; many say they will not average muen
more than one fourth crop. In the north
ern portion of the county it is almost 20
crop at all, but in other portions 1t Is llttLe
better The corn crop bids fare to be one of
the best ever gathered in the country. Inc
green corn which the farmers are bringing in
in abundance cannot be exceled anywhere or
at INV time. Hav is coming in slowly and
find, ready markets at $500 per ton. 1t is
asuperior quality for the season and SHOWS
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PERSONAL.

Gen. II. p. Mabry, of the Fort Worth bar,
is in the city.
Miss Mary.Harris, charming vou0g lady
of Marshall, is at the Grand Watson
Mrs. Charles Baskerville left last evening
on visit to friends in Washington county.
John Howard, the gentlemsnly and popu-
lar agent Of the Vandslia line, is again with
us.
His friends will regret to learn that Sey-
mour Meyer is confined to his room by i'll
ness.
R. F. G Gorge. a prominent citizen and
wholesale druggist of Galveston is in the
city.
Alex Ortleb, If the firm Of Ortlieb h Co..
left last evening for the East to purchase
goods.
Henry Furman, ESQ, a prominent young
attorney of Fort Worth, was in the city yes"
terday.
Mr.. A. w. Chidress, the genial travelling
agent of W. T. blackwell " Co., called on US
yesterday. :.
Nose Kahn, for the past few years resi-
dent o, this city, left last evening fol-. New
Orleans, where be will make his future home.
Major Stocking, accompanied by his wife
and child, of the Texas It Pacific road, stati-
oned At Weatherford, are at the st. George.
mir. Alonzo Millett and wife returned 10
the city day before Yesterday, after SIX
weeks soiourn in Baylor county, where ne
has a large cattle rancho.
Major John D. Templeton, secretary. OF
state, came over from the Fort on yesterday,
was in town few hours and returned TO the
Fort last night.
P. r. Rogers, passenger, agent OF the
Memphis Il Charleston road, has returned
from a trip North, where he carried party
Of tourists over the Chiokasaw route.
T. e. Bocel assessor and collector, has re-
,urnod from yisitto his old home, Port Hud.
con. Iouisiana. Mrs. Bogel, who accompanied
him thither. will spend the summer months
there visiting relatives and friends.
A. II. Swanson, general superintendent,
and q. A. Ouinlan, assistant superintendent
of the Central road, passed down on the
south-bound train over that road last even
;ug on route from Denison to Houston.
Mr. Daniel Hale and party Of Chicago
,,oniiemen of means, returned Wednesday
ssfternoon from their trip over the line OF
The Dallas & Cleburne railroad. They ex'
n r,r themselves as delighted with the coun'
try they saw.
Miss Belle Barley, the charming young
don, liter OF Major J. Z. Barley, ex-sherlii
ofI nalIss county and now of Mckinney, is
NJ visiting the family of Captain Alex
Torvood 1t & trusted by her many friends
hat ,,, The stay in Dallas of this estimable and
elegant young lady may be unlimited DOM us
10 time and happiness.
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Alabama Politics.

Montgomery, Ala, June 2i.-Copgress
man Lowe, General Withers and clerk,
Under.Auditor Reynolds, of Washington
are s5out thirty Others from Mobile, Madison,
Jefferson, Autauga, Clay. Lawrence and
Morgan counties, met here &c, day to select q
state ticket to run against the Democratic
nominees. The attendance was very small.
The report that the Democrats of this
city broke up Republican meeting short
time since is not true. 1t was meeting to
ratify certain county nominees that was dis
turbed and it was a contending faction of the
Republican party that caused the disturb
ance.
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The Thirteeth Infantry.

New Orleans, June 2A-Four companies
of the Thirteenth infantry left last evening for
Fort Leavenworth via the 81. Louis steamer
Anna Il. Silver Their destination is
New Mexico. Brigadier, General Glynn
and staff went to the barracks and
with officers of the Louisiana National
Guards, who went aboard the boat and paid
their respects to General Bradley and the otl-
GERS Of the Thirteenth infantry. The Louis
lana field artillery fired salate MS the boat
containing the Thirteenth infantry backed
out, The best feeling prevailed between the
Thirteenth and the local military.
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sights NJ s2 ~ preihlulhi SURFING oahA, fo'
Flour steady with fair dem'd, superlne, ga q
double, Al; treble, i1a@A; higher grades,
Bad.
Pork active, firm and higher II.
Lard steady; by the tierce. IL; key, at TX.
Dry-salt meats scarce but firm; shoulders,
loose, ~; packed, 4B@5; clear ribs, -
clear sides, -.
Bacon firm; shoulders, 55aj clear ribs, Tx
clear sid s, So.
Hams duh; quoted: choice sugar cured
canyassed, l0@ll.
Whiskey steady; western rectifed, l O06l TO-
Coffee quiet but firm; quoted: cargoes ordi'
nary to prime, lS@l5H.
Sugar quiet; quoted: common to good CON-
mon, Glia7]. fair to mlly fair, 7h@A; prime
TO choice, sAa&; yellow clarified, ~.
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior, -
common, IS; fair, -; centrifugal, -
prime to choice, -.
Rice steady and in fair demand; ordinary tC
choice, 5AG7.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June q. - Flour steadyi family,
( 1855 %; choice to fancy, m@6O.
Wheat higher hut slow; No. red fall
81, @gS; cash, s66Sii for July; No, 3 do, -.
Corn dull, Sils@S; cash, Gh@& for July.
Oats firm, g9ay cash % for August
whisky steady ! Us. Pork quiet, IL 30Mi0
Lard lower, 6i. Bulk meats casters
shoulders, 4 i0djo; sides, O3@lO onioweri
shoulders, 20; ribs, 30.
81. Louis, June a. = Hogs market FOL
lg6t hogs lower, and higher FOR heavy
Workers and Baltmores, : ?O@s1i pack
ing, 1880; heavy shipping, 500 6;receipts,
I, 400: shipments, ,eVO'
lower, rood To choice through Texans, y 3OG3 %;
Indians, 1913 Is; receipts, 9,sOOi shipments,
Sheen scarce but finn, OO9Ioei receipts, 6.Oi
shipments, -,
CHICAGO.
nj
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Raleigh, IN. o. Observer: COLONEL Polk
Yesterday rendered his resignation Of the po-
stion of commissioner of agriculture. In &C
cepting il the the executive committee ex-
press great regret and speak in high terms of
the excellence of his work.---0f the 1876 me-
groes who have Just gone to Liberia from
New York, seven were from New Berne.
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Columbia, S. c., June 24.-When the news
of the nomination of Hancock and English
was received here the Flying Artillery fired a
national salute in the capitol grounds. The
Democrats are pleased with the nomination
and confident of success
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good yield TO the acre. Crowds of idle
,wolrkingmen can be seen daily in the neigh
oorhood Of the restaurants and saloons.
Work on the railway is progressing rapidly
and the trains arrive and depart with prompt
regularity.
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JAMES Il. CRAIG, Prop
FOR SALE

FOR CASH, to the highest bidder at the Dal-
las County courthouse, on the jth day OF July;
the date being the first Monday In the month
there will be sold, at public cutlery, one hundred
and twenty acres Of land in Rockwall county,
situated on the headwaters the South fork ofthe
Sabineriyer and known as survey No 2GI, pat
ented 10 Nat NJ Burfortl, as assignee of Lewis b
Wilson. This is a most excellent body Of land
lying well and being exceedingly fertile. the
same time and place alsowll be sold SIX room.
story house, new, well built and comfortably
finished, large cisern, $40 barrels, and lot on
which il is situated; the 5 me being one-thlrd Of
lot MOL, in block TO- on Wood street, between
Akam avenre and Lacey street. The title TO all
the foregoing properly is perfect and the property
itself valuable. fdrfull particulars, apply to
ID T RAINWATER,
AT the City Elevator
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Attention is called to the Chicago Scale
company. Mitchell Il Scruggs are their
agents in Dallas, where large stock is kept
and who always take pleasure in waiting
upon those whoyisit them.
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Julia Vernory estrays on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, before u W Bysrs, justice OF the peace,
one horse. bay color. aruu' u hands high,
about years old, branded J V on beth should-
ers and j on 10th jaws, shod all around, DO
other marks or brands pticeiyab'es Value s2Q,
Filed with Co. clerk, Feb. "a, 1850,
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W. m Y Z: I'd !!

90 Boarding BOSSES,
20 Transfers.
s-Eab0rers, ~ 7J:
Teams ,S3 30 per day:E'eana.
STEERS. $50 90 per month
and board.
p~StatiOn work TO let.
Apply OH the work at Tyler,
Texas
Vaudeville, Bowling & Co,
Contractors
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TRUTHS.
Hop Bitters are the Purest and Bes
BittPFs ever made,


n They are compounded from Hops, Buohu,
1Mandrak and Dande ion, the oldest, best,
Wand most valuable medicines in the world
Hand contain all the best aud most curative
Iproperties Of all other Bitters, being the
Tir eatest Blood Pu' iier, Liver Regulator
Nand Life and Health Restoring Agent on
hearth. No disease or Ill health can posi-
Gully long exist where these Bitters are used,
aso varied and perfect are their operations.
N They give new life and yigor to the aged
Mand intirm. To all whose emplOvments
Ecause irregulsrity OF the bowelsnr urinary
NoTgans, or who require an Appetizer, Tonic
Eand mild stimulan', these Bitiers RTe in
Hvaluable, beine.highlv curative, tonic and
&stimulating, without Intoxicating
n No matter what your feelings or symp-
Htoms are, what the disease or ailment Is,
Muse Hop Bitters, bad or miserable, use the
ABitters at once II may save your life
Miupdreds have been saved by so doing
HS5- Sj0O-eo will be paid for case they will
wnot cure or help.
d DO not suffer yourself or let your friends
Hsufer, but use and urge them 10 use Hop
IA Bi tiers.
Il Remember Hop Bitters Is no vile, drug.
Bged, drunken nosnum, but the Purest and
81 Best Medicine tyer made; the invalid,
MFrend and Hope, - and no person or fam
lilly hould be without them. Try the Bitter,
Mto-dsy. II p BTU ERS MFG CO,
"A Rochester, y Y, ard Toronto, Ont
" For sale 10y all druggists.
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Money order office open from Am, to pm
md Up, m. 10 Up. m.
windows for the sale OF postage stamps. reg.
stored letter business, etc open from . a. M.
90 =, IN, stamp window open on Sundays
rom Sto o q, III.
The general delivery window open fom 4
.m TO p. m. After 8 p, m. postage stamps
AN ee obtained at this window. open SUN
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN

LIvEprooL, June "a ,-Noon-Cotton dull and
easier; uplands, 9 lS-lbd; Orleans, l5-l6d
speculation and export, 800; uplands low
middling classihcations for June delivery,
i 2l-32; June and July q 2l-S2@h; July and
August So, August and September,, 6S
October and November, ga; November and
December, -; January and February,
-; futures quiet but steady.
! 80 p m-Uplands, 6Aj Orleans, 90; low
middling, 65a good ordinary, o. or
binary, ~; futures dull and unchanged.
5l5p m - Futures dull but steady; sales OF
American, 3 800.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, June "a Stocks strong; money
gas; exchange long, 4 S5l4; ditto short, S,a ;
SIntn hnnns dnll, GOYornmpnts firm.
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MATTERS By NAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NElGABoRs,

Fort WOrth's Population 7.IOO-The
Fort Interested in n Law Suit
FL CANT Wedding nj Mckinney
Local Notes from COrsicana
and Weatherford, Etc.
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ls5I Prizes, amounting to.....',...,...s llu, 400
T@Applications for Agencies or Rates TO
Clubs should only be made to the office in New
Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
Information, or send orlerstO
NJ. a. DAUPHlN, New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management of Gems.
q r. EAUREGARD, andJ A. EARLY.
Capital Prize $4,000. Whole Tickets sl0
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Flour dull Wheat better Corn quiet,
Pork firm, l. Is. Lard heavy, So, Spirits
turpentine, %. Rosin, no. freights quiet
NEW YoRK, june "a. - Net receipts, bsi
gross, =; futures closed steadyi sales,
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Administrators Notice.

" Office is hereby given 10 all pc rsons,
~ having claims aganst the estate Of b
NJ, Bel, late OF Dallas County, deceased, to-
present the same tp the unde' signed within the
time prescribed by law, to whom letters of al,
ministratlon We're granted on the 22nd day OF
May A. ID. lss0. The resided ce and post office
Co., Texas. W. NJ. MCDONALD,
a hm inigtratcr
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COnsOIIUateU net fectIpts 2,IIIi tNpUIIB 70
Great Britain, sos; France, 2,TS; continent,
lll; channel, -
Wool ,luli and declining; domestic fleece,
iOa53 pulled, 22alaU; unwashcd, l5@3i; Texas,
ledS5.
Hides dull and in buyers iavor;wet sailed New
Orleans, 80 to 70 lbs, III Texas, selected, 90 to
rs lbs. n1s@l3.
Night - Money, 263: exchange, iS5; Goyt's
stlong; new rs, 1865: 4ia's, lO9ai as,
loS9I. State bonds nominal
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GALVESTON
KANSAS CITY.
~ ILL.,
lear, ~ rib and long, ~
NEW ORLEANS.

Receipts net, 100 gross, S13; exports TO
Great Britain, - continent, -; coastwise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-09

l think the following Information
from the Ploughmlan may be of value to
some OF your many readers:
1.-TWO years ago last spring | adyer-
tisod for 500 barrels Of apples. and pur.
chased nearly that number, aud care.
fully Doled the result OF the various
storings. Those stored in dark. damp
cellars, we're brighter. irner aud less
decAyed. IL one cellar 10 Woodstock
there were rome eighty barrels in lbis
cellar there was a spring. tho water
was some three inches deep; the barrels
Of apples were not headed up, they
were just above the water On stones
aud timbeis. aud they were rassets,
greeaicgs. English beauties aud rald.
wins. In some Of the barrels there was
not a single specksd or decayed apple;
they were the beet " al bought; the
others that ~palchaSed varied in firm
iiess AAd Nigh, appsarAasce, a dark.
damp cellar. IN every case proving the
best.'-a4P. "
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THIS INCOMPATIBLE NUTRIENT is richer
l. in Bone and Muscle Producing Materials
than all other forms of malt or medicine, willis
free from the objections urged against malt II,
4ssrs, For difficult digestion, Sick Hesdacha,
Consumption. Emasiatiou, Mental and Physical
Exhaustion, Nervousness. Want Of Sleep, Ulser-
stivo Weaknesses Of Females, Exhaustion OF
Nursing Mothers, OF the Aged, and OF Delleats
Children, MALT BIrTERs arc The purest, best
and most economical medicine ever compound.
cd, Bold Everywhere.
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CANTERBURY SHAKERS
W0RLD-REN0WNED
~SARSAPARILLA.
The Great meaIlh restorative.

INlFil yosrs n fslthial a~iitntina 10 ihe nj.
l. nptesi details AZ tbs 0Aoarn sKAEcnas
asD rniFAraifos Gifts ingttAsuis sutirg ihis
great Familg Mtdcue to tie c0iGk pce ofihpAs
dssinpE . pare, s.fe, easeii,c. aud Esl uine
30 d Partner, fp'lpg Ned chr, Appsusef and
To ic htAs tfsn pub icy indars,d aad pre-
saib q o. hapai, IL ~ the greatest tmsrcap
phfsiciAas, amvng Nham are prs v ioltiBs
Mott, Dlsi o. sg AID Prof cirvflAad Evary
druggist f.miiar ~ih IL virtues viii bear tesii
Haony 70 IL aniysr, Al txeeilen Q nacqu Med ~
ritY ard itFu falling ~ssoeess. 1 sA
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The Brshma heH eau eat more aud
know lees than any Insect Of her size
What the hsp. that laid lhe nrst Brah-
ne egg eeaa hAve beep .hiptitg d ]
dons know. II she had lived and con-
tinued ia that way she aight have laid
au obelisk next. One hing is certain /:
Noah didn't bsvesny Brshna hcBs with
him; II he had they would have
scratched = hole through the ark. Az
an astronomer The Rrsbms would be OF
much practical use; rises 1t 9 a. n , re-
tires At 3 p. ~, aud i healthy. As q
fighter she is MOI proud Of herself. aud
! caut blame her. However, she Is
secure in The consciousness shai she
can knock over . corn crib, u she
wanted 10 "A = scratchef the Brahms
goes forh = e0nqnerer aud 10 conquer
n dry times she Digs for water, aud In
act times often smsils something good
il Chiha. II = BFabm4 chicken yearns
for 9 balloon ride be gets into The hole
= here he. mother u scratching. aud
then be travels 1ha Bfsbm~ 10 not
aud seldeah~ Der eqaiminity
disturbed she csn staAd 90 = chicken
o. stick her foot lbrough - egg With
out = troubled conscience. Bat We
must speak = good word Tor % Bnh
ma. Last uprinE = freed bought a
BrahmA bsB 81 ~. Bot long after biz
mother iu4sw wenl 70 sleep IL The gar
den. snd soos ths Brahms esms aiong
and scratched = belle through her. We
bad several papers remark THE fact 10
obituary notice Of said mother-iu
law. and SCOT We wers dong q lively
BUSINESS ia Brahnas.
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GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

ibyruted b. 1homsf f0fi,eti and pfepated fuf 20
tAfs By ~ G.slKFnrBY socIEfY ~ sHAENRs,zt
sGAEEH NnIAoE n II Tliass sb0 have fEihsd
"a hs byss nIsd by OTHER s~irsspstilaa arc ta64-
Sly fe'ired 20 mske 4 sirgle ulsi ~ this nre
Nd Wholesome csmponhi ~ Shaker sAfsspa-
rl,a. Daadelipn. ialsOs Dock. Manor Ike. Black
COhGsh, Gatget. Indian aemp aud the Berries
~iassiuni. made by thu society, becante ii 10 ssfs
ntveI.iatlirg. and adapted 10 81 ages \ d both
-etes. 80
II sirAoses III biooi, fegnltt, the stomach
and boseb, plrihes the evsien 81 hnmers aud
inherited ditessts, aud IL of priceless sAIne In
maintaining the health ofiha household Tnquito
for ConBKgT's THsgRR SAKetFAsIiLA, Sold every.
where.
sHAEEE VILLAGE, N, II Jan. i. lss9.
srIpeIose stamp for SHAKER Manual.
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w. month 4 expen.e RuRranies q 60 Agents
ID Ouiht tree. eHAw a Co. Aug ustA, Ne,
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N - - - AYtAR and excuses tp agents.
SZII cnGt Free. Addn,ss p. o. FIcK-
W. EhY, Augusta. Maine.
Is
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HANCOCK: GARFIELD

the hrstwritten By his life long frinsd, HoH. J.
W. FoHEHf, an author Of ndhndi fame. and ar
dent admirer rftha 'tupeTb soldier; ; the IND,
written by HE oemfade IN. arms md personal
friend, GES. JAS 4 BRIsBIa an author Of wide
celebrity. Both official. low priced, INN nsely
popular, and selling beyond prec, dent Agents
double profits by selling both. Outfts SIC each.
Act quick aud coin MONEY, Address HuBBARp
BRos springfield, Mass
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AgrIenFtural.


- - hN4eAt " ~ ANhts AANe@
i is . great loss. not Gully 70 the isrm.
ets individually bot 10 the eosstry
thai 70 Hltse attention is siin paid h
ihe bseeoiBE Of : Superior class Of dairy
CO.'S Go where roo please thtouEh-
cot ths laBd. yeO vii Sud il impossibt
70 pick Dp a good beard Of these YoS
will SEQ plenty Of eovs which are re.
eemmesded by their ewseFa "a srat,
rate for The dairy. and uSdoubtedly
they honestly believe i, but cons Il
pot these to the test Of The qsantity d
mix given, and weight q bntter aud
cheese taAde from il. and very few oot
Of all ~ill prove profitable cows tia. il
TO say. that will pay the interest on
their coss, gradual depreciation in
value by increasing age. for food con.
sumed. aud lair wages for the labor be-
slowed 10 t.king eAre Of them. aud in
marketing their mi k product. All this
bave proved from my own experience
Arranging TO 90 into The dairy buai.
uess some years ago, determined on
purchasing about thirty 6rst class cows
10 begin with. ! accordingly ,isi,ed
Tor this purpose those sections which
bad the highest reputation Tor breeding
such AZ 81 keeping these. thoroughly
testing them with srtfa care and keep
lor one seasou. | found that mora than
hall Of them would leave ne without
any profit, aAdthr other ball came cou-
siderably short Of reasouAbls eHpecta.
ton. then determined TO breed up a
herd myself. Ay frat move was TO get
a fine compact Shorthorn bull Of . milk
ing family 10 cross on these cows. The
beiGess Of this cross gsyeA co6sidet-
ably increased quantity Of milk, aud
kept up Is quality Wishing them 10
make butter entirely from il, / found il
would be necessary to obtain richer
mix. and such al would give q good
color in winter as well MS Ia summer:
In order 10 breed cows to do shie, !
purchased a Guernsey bull OF golden
coloied skin and hair, and put him With
ms best selected Shotthorn heifers.
From this I have got exactly
Whist I wASted, which 10 q iargs GUAM
tity Of milk Of extra rich quality, from
each auimal | nov keep IN my herd /.
This pays handsomely; for sucb cows
do not consume any more food than
the FIRST | bought elsewhere, and l get
a largely increased amount OF butter
annually IRON them isad this being Of
a superior quality, | obtain . higher
price for il in the market, Another
advantage. it is always Of a quick sale /;
in fact l a scarcely make enough Of
it to supply my customers
Most OF those cross.bred cows are
nearly as large as fall bred Shorthorns,
and a lew almost as 6 no Of form, as 10
choosing my Gurnsey bull I had regard
to bis make up as well as to dairy quail
tiles of both sire and dam FROM which
he was descended. This /. import ant
to do whatever may be the breed from
which we select. There are good aud
poor animals among all these, and II
we. wis 10 have n choice herd, we
must invariably select from the former
for our own breeding aud discard the
lstter. IN this way n may invariably
grow up a valuable herd, every animal
of which when we may wish to sell, we
can do 30 at once. and at q well paying
price for the breeding and rearing.-G.