The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-02

~ taAe7ef htAN AutA eAlNuAu not ne
allowed to Craze it closely or il will be
long recovering, A frequent change from
neiu 10 heid is better than giving them a
long range; the latter often encourages
them TO rove and make them discontinued
ihe Jersey COW, Fannie Taylor. gave in
thirty days $50 pounds OF milk. which
made sixty four pounds and seven ounces
Of butter. The best seven DAYS WELD
made sixteen pounds of butter.
The tenderlOins and spare.ribs are used
LOT fresh meat. When the spare.ribs are 10
oe kepta while, unless the can be kept
frozen and cool, thsy ougat TO have the
DIood washed OIL before 1t becomes dry, and
some line salt rubbed over them.
Al a recent convention In Washington.
Milton Ford claimed that salt DESTROYED
the flavor of the butter, and that butter
could be Kept just as well and long without
salt. lie had Kept II for long periods.
Ihose who have tried 1t say that no
iowls can be so cheaply raised as geese. /
am acquainted with several people who
raise large numbers of geese Tor market
ana they all declare they find the business
very profitable.
Professor Treadwell, Of Massachusetts,.
found that hall-grown American robin in
confinement ate in one day sixty.eight
worms, weighing together once aud q half
as much as the bird himself, and another
nau pIeNlousiN s'arVed upon daily allow
o any, y, IiSht or 'en worms, or about ~ per
Ill, " . Ii o"h meisnt:
will - Il; ,n, ai' aaI nan corn ground me,
cnrn 10 ''attueui tlake Settec pork than
Of Ian aOd H. W." W., nav WI better proportion
iattenlng. Ground millet is very appro-
pirate 1000 Tor young pigs, giving them
u large and muscular frame
Low, snH snou I seleos ueep, rlch, mel
art;ob on, p'om yep anu plant Jerusalem
hroa or f, u"H 'vq. apaII III lhe hill ana
snt,ic;ont f,r ~ In, I'e Iow' s,iiSle eye Is
do the hos ~, n,'' al "ute vi THESE Moulu
four acres of corn e''N i'A' "in'er 'hah
DR.. Wrirht reco,,mords ,ha srhs,i,,,;o,,
of refined cot,on.ssad al r,r
cheaper cleaner and more hoaI,bf a1 oe Thss
chief adnlteront Of lard 10 ua,ar " aa i t,e
origin is at times of n suspicions n
No somnie of adpitara,;on IN 40, w
oil was fnund "'''''"''o" III oo''on'Seeu
Young goslins shonld be fed broad
crumbs scaldnd corn a,,d 20, 81 ,' -,
with onion IONS or iha Leave, t u, n"ra, 49, ~
bare. turnins etc When six ' or Soi GsU
weeks of age tbev NAV ha ,nrnod ovt ~ ~
pasture and the rations srednallv rod" cod
to one meal a dav Thev viii Two and and
grow on grass alone after tho fret t two
months "'N' 'A' "''' WV
Interest the boys in the farm Givs eacb
a crop, instruct him in lis cnltmre and en-.
courage him in making il nav, II viii
tighten the burdens Of Toll mako home
happy, and inspire an interest that wiz
have much to do in shaninC his fu,~re
career. Above ALI things make home.Iifs
happy. Throw around IL every charm that
can tend to make it attractive. How often
is this negl, cited? And how fearful nre ihe
results of such ueglecl9
The north md west harvest their crons
by machinery. the south hicks its cottnn
by manuel labor, The Sprinriield Rennb.
lican saws The sonth Mods 10 ;nirodMc.
more labor-sayjnr machinery. o,antrd bnt
where will the sontb find q mSacLina - V 40
for the cotton cron what Tho roonnrs do o s SU
the wheotp perhnns such a r,aph ;H wv v,, ,Ur
he revealed m nm evnaciont wNriJ a. ny ~
southern exnosition next fail hnt az Nv 80 .no
emf il is sin,lv o.iolt na, ~ Nv p'''
Farmers sb6pid nIn55t IN Nn All ~ sooror
uenoiiv donbio 80 l.; 49, ~ ~ 9oono.