The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

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peeicd So wiuu bie anImd Il
lis horacs and mnIc Hrc unl luI
aud watcred regularly nlc5 HII
grew poorer every day. llh.e
cattle are allowed sll t%i0'erlo.
stand In lhe public road 90 fence
cofnera they wll shi,u assay Boz
70 starvation by spring and 70 obey
have to live with yoke ABOUND
their nccks. or horns lied 10 luIc
feet. no may be- seen no" a-dNs
on all orr public thoroughtmc'
they win not be remarkable r
mixers. And just SO IL ~ with
sheep. lfthcy arc to be bought
and turned upon the farm iugt 10
have it said that there Is a flock of
sheep on the farm, but never To b.
called together except 81 yhcuing
time, or when a leg Of mutton i
needed, il will be poor economy
TO invest in a flock Of sheep even
at a dollar 4 head.
But II it be economy TO shelter
the tools, to curry the horse, 70
feed the mich COW, and to be gen
orally careful Of everything on the
farm, then will It prove equally
economical 10 give especial atten-
q a'n Ne loc, Of srep. As we
former article,
sell for thf
~ EN- wei take.
.1V ohine
s.nent ~
re 20 take care
Ives abandoned TO tn,
attack Of all their enemies, an,
not particularly protected and nur.
tiea By ,he proyiden, and kin,
stoaherd. Nothing IS more help,
lees less able 10 defend itself, $,
psone - be prcycd upon, so i'm.
prudent and foolish as a sheep
md, therefore, nothing demands
moro compile ely the care, attcn
lion and protection of its owner.
II. then, any Of our readers ar.
prcpar,d or feel willing to prepar,
Themselves to devote their time an,
attention TO a flock OF sheep, W
unhcsitatingly advise them to in
vest Il they are not, but woul,
most probably buy the sheep, turf
them in 4 pasture, and at some ia
tnre day when il was convenient
and they had nothing else to do
they would 90 and look after them
we as unhcsitatingly advise then
to put their money in some othc
Investment.
The FIRST inquiry then is, IL bu,
sheep. what kind and how man,
shall | purchase; We will an
swer the latter clause OF the IN
quiry a. we have previously done
First, consider the exten, Of YOU
~paslurage, and your own eapacit,
10 take care Ola flock, and buy il
proportion. Ii you have m hun
bred acres OF enclosed old fel,
that is not run TO death b
heavier cattle, then invest in a ew
for every acre, provided YOU in
tend preparing for other pasturag
when this is exhausted. Thes
old fields do admirably from /,
Of May till latter part OF July, whe
The grain fields r opened, an
these will suffice in ordinary SCI
sons for a month, considering Il
sheep simply as cleaners. At Ia.
time the old fields will again
ready, and car be pastured 4
another month, during which tin
the weeds and grass or the era
stubble have grown sufficiently
supply admirable grazing I'm
ffost. Then the green on, feel
should be ready, and ample
keep them going until midwint,