The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-11-24
THE FARM.

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5e,a.,a Gd,.oosora -. a. .,n@oSEa.
- oO H.. hat1oan sosS "eo:
Janoss 1h;cb ore now ofta, n'n,aI,s :
Low had@a MIGHT az weH 10 meda -
crr-ants or rosnberries %
~ fr,,;.I1ss tTorns ~ everoreaps a 80
otro.ahoJ - 10 ~ tbraa feet oho1o az
$780, ,vouid mort tha aToot Sin;;on
batmoon .,e,,,, and t,,,,,o and in 81
go - rosnbarr;a. would sar1a Gov ho4b
y paL a. 80 - IT,
slues ~ 1oSao aa. sue I "a y, uo" u 1ates 70,
o. - - 49, mo5;.toIo
as.en son;. 800 NJ a. aheota sty
aiSel iaa",a ymS Pa =, 4L" ~ "
neAS YEA, bea;an., dI = equai
neIes:sicy 49, .SoaII II ma5n 3 Su
"oat Ill ~ - 60 : H.
quioe heeU, - WI % W ali - = enI
supply "a Len.;e1o"n' "eio"n anu
en!oyaDie
Sa -. ~ 80 az - an on;n,.I =
nire oasee ~ - "ne q mlanHe1 =
sich, Ine uiee g. " ou Oat
T NJ u 80 49, 81 AZ :..aTI;
ine niIsu nia 0Aue II siln 'ne in'el
eence 1nae que y. Gne n9ess co"s was
very SICK ana u klno
inc usgai or99s ana Poisohs. Inc owner
peing III anu unauie 70 Examine tne cow
conclueeo Inas tne trouble came from
o~Verea.lng' ana ordered q !easpoon1ui OF
PuiVerizeuc nsrcoai y pe gwen III wafer.
IL was miAeo, placed ina JUNE potue,
the heao turned uPwaru, anu tne WAFER
turned DOWNWARD. In v minutes I'M
proyement was visible. and In a few
hours the animal was In JOY pasture
grazing. announcer instance OF equal sue
cess occurred with q young neifer wn!cn
o become padly D!oated py, ea@ng
green apples aIter a nara WING. Inc
Dloat was SO severe mat the were
as nard as a barrel: Inc old remedy,
saieratus, was tried for correcting the
acidity. But the attempt to u 1t down
always raised coughing, and 1t DID little
goou; daII q DeacuPIu1 Oh 1resn pow
o uTieu onalcoai WIS gwen: IN SIX nours
~ appeaIanoe VI Tue pioa' was eone' Sno
Tue hener was well
EFFECT OF COMFORT ON III QUALITY
OF MHK--Ihe comfort OF the COW has
much TO DO with the quai1ty OF her milk;
In not weather, the annoyance produced
by nies, and excitement caused by tight,
ing tnem, make the nights milk SUI
po9rertnan u otnerwlse wouio De. Cnem.
~ ca - 49, I'LL - Al It
cbassd hv q don Az nnnSno1 a-rc;ta-
mant ~ tba cnw ofsscts tba fat of tbe
LII Trtrowo~ &c Loot IL IA oIso ~
feet the miIL IN . oaso where coxs
vent into = stream :, hot waatber and
stood several hours in tbe water above
the knee there was a falling off ~ tbe
butter nrodnced from the same onant;tv
of milk. This accounted for Inv the eI-
ira food REQUIRED to Keen mn the animal
heat in CONSEQUENCE of the heat he;nc
carried off nv the wafer When wa con.
s;dered the faet tbot m;lt IL saorotaa
from tba blood va CON reod;Iv Go tba
effect that unst he nrodncad ~ oSo;ta
ment on the nervous system of The cow
In a case occurring in the citv of AIbany
N Y where a nervons cow wos m;ILe3
hv a nass;onota mon VIII wb;nna5 and
ofherwise ;ll-traated her Of m;it;na tha
milk had been GIVEN To a child Who had
hoan haoIthv byt &c. us;nn th;s LII
becoma in and sTffaraa fro5 ;ntast;na,
;rr;tat;on foilowod Nv . &C., %%;ah
seemed 70 effsct tbo hraIn 81 nornora
sustam ms. ill., -" t.apaS 800
Ia.rI- e tL:1:n ~s 80 Hy
sSonni I;,a 1SyooL no,..anT
60
1shEf as nENoVAToas oF THE SOIL.
- apsnuL .ne moss imPorI1nt metnoo
uasfnrl hs . Jp Sne siT H. sh a ! SUI on5 Is - ny
turn;n oro ;nSadarab1a 81 p An u ae
sbaaI aas...;~P IT,. ana nS que W
conntry 10 nof dator;orata = anai;ta
Tba;r 1lon of mona@;nm shoon i.1ut
nnrnose 10 yer1 J;ffsraIt f.oyo -. w.
- -. 49, We
tLan ~ 80 IN L sio"
iaot;a@ - - WI, anu pc
best occas;on;nn 3baraS1 . araot,r S;u
tr;b,tion of 60 e.ea us
sheen DING ia verv ~concantratod ani
ine and IL The an;mals con no maaa ~
feed on smolI snacas tLov not 49, 49,
tbe manure tb!rtlv b,,t nrass - frno1"
into tbe eortb w;tI tbo;r FL "a - ~
rich in n;troaon and profossor ToL,.tay
claims tbat RI. i Jna - az go 80 ~.
Tod bo;n@ n;tronan;aoS ~ a. ~. a.Lns
mt AZ Innn. 81 So 49, No.
systen and J;snnrdaJ Th;s bnnuoraH
= not aene-oiix accontad % nor.o"t V e.,
IL snc6 i tbe coso LII sha.n - = IL.
equally applicable to all other animals.
Its heterogeneous qualities are. however,
very apparent. owing to its highly con.
centrated condition. FalIowin9 is prac.
ticed to a great extent in this country,
especially in the South. It should be
substituted by sheep-pasturino To man.
aee Il nroperly the sheer sbould be
b1rdled On narticnIar Observation-Disclosures
inc reonlariy AZ stated ner;ods II be.
been Claimed that one HUNDRED sheer
hurdled on one acre of Ground for sfteen
DAYS will mannra tba 1ond snffo;an+I.
for four crons- The and ia frst-sow
with turnins tbe Swades or rntahaS %
being nreferred 90 thav teen welI
Even in w;nter these tnrnins rema;n 70,
the sheen As shaen eat close To tbe
ground thew leave lint iittla n
the turnins The hurdles mada norto.
bic. and are easily renewed or cbapoaJ
As soon as the inclosed niece of oronnd
has been eaten off entirely the hurdles
are removed lust suficientiy TO clear thai
piece to an adjoining one and the niece
lately occupied by them is her reseeded
with something else Az sheen are moi