Daily evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville [Ky.]) 1883-1887, 1883-04-11
Make the Grass Available.

VIZ HltlNN S't'OI 10 nan anu AIlsNo
very much of the success in carrying
stock through the coming winter in
good condition, and economically, will
depend upon what is gained by them
during the next twelve wcei,a. This
has an especial application to animals
that are thin in flesh. Such as are thin
on the first of August, having had good
pasture since the opening of spring.
will hardly 90 into winter in good fix
without extra attention. The term eX-
ira attention, of course. i'm this case.
means extra food added to the rations
OF grass.
If the grass does not promise to meet
the northumberland every stock man
OF experience can make larly correct
estimate in this regarj--rocour-e should
be had to regular ra'ions Of extra foods.
given with regularity at even no. or in
the morn NJ and evening, the latter be-
int the best, where convenient. There
can be no gam MADE that VII equal
that made upon grass and grain com
bned. All tAe conditions are favorable
to this: o. The bodily condition is ia
vorable, the cretions are acting freely.
being under conditions that preclude
any matcria! liabil t. to Il congeNed or
torpid safe OF any SCcrctory organ:
and (2), as Il natural consequence, the
eXcretOry junction the outllowinc5
from the bowels, kidneys and Skin-are
in lie hclDhy and favorable state.
On arms 80 arranged that the stock
can be divided alolmcnts being made
to ii ifTclt pastures. it i wise to hold
a pasture lot in reserve, giving il few
weeks rest during the middle OF the
season; then, II It is made apparent
which animal, are likely to lar behind
in the matter of taking on lie n, they
should be separated from the others and
placed in the reserved pasture lot. This
division will answer the double purpose
OF giving the thin animals acceS, TO the
best grass, at.the same time placing
them more easily under control, and
separated aS they are from the others.
it is more convenient TO deal out special
rations OF food. The pasture lot for
such purpose should be upon rolling
land, ii there is such. Tor the we'll
known reason that the era OF such
land is more nutritious, aud has flavor
more acceptable 10 stock than the
coarse and ranh-grow.ng grass OF low
lands. II is also easy, when stock is so
divided. TO give them Other attentions
no possible 10 be dealt out if they re-
main in one lot. In tbs connection
may be named. m occasional. or even
da ~ ration OF newly cut up corn; or,
if tie grass is abundant. half dozen
or so ears OF new corn in the ear, at
noon time, not emitting the usual ra-
ton of ground feed al the customary
hour for giving this. 80 also little
Il, =
ING may be- INDUCED in with advantage.
Furthermore, in taking visitors To see
stock outside of tdc stables. The unpleas-
ant duty OF showing animals it is dcsir-
able nOI To have seen. Viii be avoided.
Perhaps there is nothnL that 81 drlractS
from the appearance 81 "A nerd rs TO
have potion of the animals compris-
ing it in thin cund ton. Uniformity is
ono o. the most attractive features in
any herd. in il. t, if thr herl i, n rood
one, no Other quality takes rank with
this. On the same principle thit the
retail merchant a~>orIS his goods,
placing the most attractive pieces i'm the
show window and upon the more promi-
neut shelves. the breeder i, warranted
in making the division referred to.
When he goes ont To- meet company, or
when he receives company III home. he
is expected to replace his thrcaCebare,
faded coat. with one in every way pre-
senlabIe. 50 the ttin and faded stock
may be also excused from receiving
visitors Till through the plans of man
agemenl referred To. the bare or bOny
places are covered. and the color, fresh
ened. -NijoAW Lire !St0ch JOR7lul.
-.
Cab Apple Jelly; Cover the apples
with water AMI lei them boil tin per-
tecty soft Pour OF the water and
strain through liannel or towel Put
the iui ON the lire and boil ten or fiji
teen minutes. Measure Il pint of sugar
to a pint OF Juice. put the sugar in pans
in the oven and when perfe tly not add
to the juice and boil five or ten minutes
longer. For marmalade; Rub the ap-
pies throHgh the sieve, aud put about
pound OF sugar To pound of
fruit, cook slowly some time. Three
or four lemons improves it.-Prait4e
Farmer.
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