Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-02-10
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.


IAAme UAhUEN AND LVDSAnV4V
Grape Culture.
The osara oncI,t 4; ~ - w;da,v Ala
aern;nafed 5r a. tho anrs,e end there Il ~
od n ,,,t M hs
Donnlation hut but to si snnnly tbe aericnl'
! tnral districts. grapes must be grown II
home. This cas, he done af 90 small
cost that IL n r1 4, ho oSrrs home with
haif-aore or ~ Ter iard M hes anv =, snniarv mole. S r..
danr;v;rc - Il It. 1 eor,;ir ~ ~ ~ AJ AT
e;gbth 81 d, aore =, v;,,os x,1;Ii s,,n,l1 :
family and i leave % . =, surnlna % II 4 seil 4nv
well-drained land that will produce
SKY Dusnels oI corn % me acre may Ia !, ne
sApeo.o9 S Ls. ~ pLouucG goou 1929. y en. !.
T. ls lopal - Dy.usls; misL 2 Soou supply u
1ssa. Dunes; gre usslIaDs. pue Dy no hleans
SsSonsiAl. al,e e ureSslng saz.,: =. Wogu asnss a'
s.,. - al eAcet'els I ~ lellLi1eL .:,, pue y any
an ulS ~ soY1 lol NJ, coln w. ~ S9o1 IN
AZ II VII 5 saIn ane . vaaleO.es LIE mlacl ~
as.,a.an ~ - unu la5 Elca0oss yaal0ss ENl ~
&c s,,oss a. ~ T, Ds tSe ~
o p,1:e e !, Sl.o M ~. ~ !
-. anu ~ .no LsSs S.3
sho5s dpus h,t ~ nuon DeSssa qnai.'y .nl
~ tI,eso, DIs sIos 90 49, ehou ~ T su.I
hd .eI;aJ Sp,.e, si'u - q L fs;. ICY
!, 0ro1 ,.a,.-,,a -H Is w. IT, &
hos th;ok :. sis;,s - ~ %
- Z, a. LLl = ~. 81
Tbov boya ' Lao,, ~ ~. .r oss-a 15o +ha
n,1biio .ro tho,reI, ~ j., ~ tas.ad 80 go 80
r. 1DEu, .,,;ahaS - Sesieo I.u oon
,,,,,so,.rra ~, ,rs. -. g .sail;gs abo.t oy
,.s,t ~ ScL uan on5ap I.oi5 ~ cnsSs'
,.,.t 49, 81 f,,,
e e. 10y III I'll .oul ohIs So1ah Suppty
81 npes WI dto'.a, pJsg S;,,a neslsn Ia sne
;l.y, s@sc u1oIUts Dills % ~ p.o1e s.n
impolsan' 1..", par ~ sne ioou supply
1a''''' 'o'''e ayr s0s''s's' ~.
About Horses.
The stomach Of a horse has a capacitv
of about sixteen quarts while that of
the OK has $50. n the intestines this
proportion is reduced the horse having
q capacity Of 100 quarts. against 100 81
the OK. The OK. and nearly all other
animals. have a call- bladder for the re-
tention Of 4 part Of the bile. secreted
during digestion. The horse has none
and the bile flows firectlv into the in
testines az fast as secreted This con-
struction Of the digestive apparatus in
dicates that the horse was formed to
eat slowly. and DIGEST continually hulkv
and innutritious food: when fed on hay.
It passes verv rapidlv throuah the
stomach inso the intestines. The horse
can eat but five mounds of hav IN
an hour. during mastication. with
four times its weight of saliva.
Now. the stomach. to digest II
well. will contain but about ten Quarts:
and when the animal eats one-third Of
his dailv rations. or seven mounds. in
one and one-half hours. he has swal-
lowed at least two stomachfuls of hav
and saliva. one of these having passed
to the intestines. Observation has
shown that the food Is nassed III the in
te fines hv the atom zach in the order in
which x q race;vod Tive food a horsa
with ak ouarts If bats. II will inst iii
b;e Stoy,aah. a,,d ;f q, soo,, &c he e..
u seven poInus " LAY, " WI ~
S.- s5 ~ III. III es. = 10. .s.s ~ al nvi "
s.i' nasc aotoeu .ie % pals enSLiSly ous " nis
AZ - ~ th onT staeoS - 5c.t ~ ~, 70
slie " ~. ~ a. eod ~ sno
s4on,seht,,I p1r - oats ~ S oorta;rs Hu forr g.
osoNe1oG %. era t;o VI ooSo ne SanS tSo,a .oas
the nsT como sT anao,rt ~ hav = ~ = .ors =
ta;,, e that o;tho. tha " st1.aot " ,,as,st - q
oroto crl4 the tia ;,,;co Eve ~,
or ii must retain This food five times as
long. Bv feeding The oats first. ii can
onI7 be retained long enough for the
proner digestion of the bav. conse-
auent v il seems logical. when feeding
concentrated food ike oats with bulky
one like hav. 70 feed the latter first.
giving the grain the whole time between
The repasts to be digested. The digestion
of the horse is governed bv the same
laws as that of man; and we know it is
not best for man to go at hard work
the moment a hearty meal is eaten, so
we should remember that a horse
ought to nave little rest after his meal,
while the stomach is most active in the
processes of digestion. PIGaster and
Farmer.
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LEMON CAKE.-One cup q Dutter, Two
S cups VI sugal. 'naso anu = nall cups "
noa,, udo ST. s0aus F4p - Ill laA, W. mauie
osss anu JSAAs y. S"o, W. ~
"a - 1leau ~ U..l -, ono S1aSpOy,nIul ,u. -
Soua, glaseu Ilnu VI smo lalge ienaJns. alLs"
DsAS @ ~ iayeI ~ oshes. aIlns lol .ne oaAas a:s
vines w u Inlee eggs Deassn " sun
e ;Iosn, one ne Iounu o'l u powueIeu sugal'
julce y IVY ielliols.
FOURcHETTE.-bits OF nice salt pork,
about one third Of an inch thick, two or
three lncnes square plts OF calIs liver