The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01

Cotton shipments from Pilot Point
,ib.c September ! is S,un bales, an in
crease of 1000 over the previous year.
Nearly iO,OmmOpomds ormaplc sugar
were Ioduccd in this country last year.
fennA vania supplied 2,NNOlO pounds. .
burhN ouuty reports that crops are .
not - Y lily damaged 10y the recent |
rams 3h' gh water us was at first cN- |
I'M ram nd Rancho, magazine
ueNuteu To Mus agriculture, is very
MuI,n{ p"h'I ON, located ut the state
The crops N Bastrop look very
proulisius' lhN ,rn and oat crops,
/ especially are udid. Frnit md
vegetables were nc\ i'm such proG,ion.
/ The Bromus uuN1cs ,r pcs,,o
/ grass, is another yalM \, vintcr ~.
found growing In all IN ',irin' cn,i,,tio.
of Texas, from whuuccN vs. h,n,, Ia
tributcd in louisiana y ,h5wn' "nJ
/ Georgia. Farm and liaN '''''' "'''
The Massachusetts IcgiN '...I,,.,,,,
propriatCd S2,WO, tohv cNpctN ~, hr,n "i
The State Cattle CommissionA 'ii' ,,,'.-'
tigating the matter of uhortiJ\ N'n,,.,
It's causes. its prevention, and y 49,
upon the hoalthmlucss of the my ''v ,,,
article of food.
Brush lariut: The Snyder CatuN\
pguy have 10000 head of Texas my
cattle ON the trail about one hundN
miles east of Brush, and as BcukClm\
stockmcn object tu the cattle comm
through their ranges, the outfit wi
drive through Wray, Colorado, near IA
Nebraska line, 90 the Platte river. TN
cattle will he turned loose near Brush.
\ fearful druuth prevails all over III
state of Ilmaulipas, Mexico. ON on
ranch near San Fernando 100 head
cattle have starved To death for want
grass. Near linareS, the people ct
down the trees To feed their milch COW
No corn will bc raised this wear II
, does not rain soon, Corn Is worth 5
y per cargo of 800 pounds, Every steam,
{ i bringing L0o socks Of corn there frol
New Orleans.
About GOp pounds of maugcls are cqu
To lOO pounds of hay. Estimating tn
i, seven and onc-half tons of maugcls nj
n equal To q ton of hay, the hay would ha,
To Weld nearly three time the Hycrai
amount IN order TO produce an equiv
lent of the uutritiyo matter contained
u an ordinary crop of hCcts from one acr
vi \ Dakota farmer in ISL planted ii
NJ, gle grain of wheat In one OF his be-
y fields. From Il grew twenty-five stall
" each bearing 0ill head. TlHSe yicldu
b, 80 grains, 10 Of which were planted II
h next year. producing onc-ii1h of
IS hushcl of splendid wheat This "
4 planted last spring, yielding seventies
q bushels, making Lou pounds of who
is from one grain In three years.
y Relative to the best method of nsr,
j. tanning the condition of an ANNA
'- health, the Dairyman says: There Is
20 need of hothcring about u cows pulse
L find out II she II well or not, simply lo
at her nose. 1t we'll, It will be moist ri
cold; Ii feycrish, dry and hot. She
. like dog In this respect A staring 20
!. or u hollow eye are also points of indic
!. ing trouble, and as symptoms of dispas
that are more to be dreaded ban the q
nose,
suppose q man pays 81 per day {
, hOlp and q good shovel costs an cot
amount But YOU retain the old one I
u cause you think It too good to thr,
!. away, although the man * only canal
IL of doing lhroc-fourths of q DAYS Wu
4 with Il. How much have YOU made
Il ten days by the saNing2 suppose N,
" hoe costs sixty cents, and Vet YOU 4
n the Same man to work with the old OF
;. with which he can do thrpe.fourths o
& days work. How much have v
p saved In ten days2 An old RUS
e hoe will quite frequently cause dim
r cnec OF fourth of our labor