The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
AGRICULTURE ITEMS.

Fer The Jersey eos. Hsxsa'e Be1.
800 mas Leen offered and declined
Six ssediaea 10 fhI. cc1utgy psy ovsr
G1.0Jj per scar for the postage On
matter. nsost Il shiai goes 10 farmcrxs
Nes Z@ainnsi Is shippsny batter 10
England with satisfactory results t.
buttsr j. kept In a Temperature Of =
feg. while on the rosagc
cents for the aues; clips u that state.
The wool Of Michigan should De bought
NJ IS ccats for clips in f~rs,-cIass con-
dition. We expect 10 sec tho bulk o!
fhe wool from these states sold III these
figures, aud IL in special localities some
excited buyers exceed these limits Nc
advise our friends to withdraw until
these men have supplied themselves"
This Is the advice Of miidle-men whose
intercs; is. OF course. tha; Of woodbury.
ers and not that Of farmers
A remarkable peculiarly Of the
leaves Of the pepper tres fScfisnA
MoHej il that when bruised and thrown
into water they move rapidly around
and through, the water. seeming io the
unini.iated TO possess The power ot
spontaneous movement. A correspond
en-; Of the Ga0E.B says: THE cause
Of this Is To- be found IN tho large guam
iity Of essential oil contained IN every
part Of the foliage. and il is the escape
If this oil in globulcs from the bruised
leaves that prpDeis Them through tue
water. 1t j. amu.in. TO watch "a num-
tic: Ok bits Of foliage racing round and
round as Though chasing each other
and we Eay astoEi,hcd numbers
OF people BIZ their performance. The
flowers of Sch ms .Uoile are small.
greenish white. and are produced free
ly during the summer.
"a Practical SiocsInan" writes TO
the New York Tribune that '.ihc dis
ease known rs DiacAlcg. anthrax. or
black-fgarIer. Is caused ~ excessive
Authorization. By eating aud digesliug
more food than can be assimiiated the
excess of nuirimcnt becomes "A waste
product To befonl and thicken the
blood. SO that its circulation j. easily
interrupted by chilling from exposure
TO Wet AMI cold. The parts most easily
chilled-the feet and lcgs-are most
TO be affected with ~stagnaiiou VI
blood, but no part Of tho body is ex-
from The liability when conditions
conspirc 10 such 4 result" Tnosc
gentlemen who fancied that
By the expenditure of much money.
time. and study. they had learned the
true cause of anthrax will be highly
gratiiicd when th0y learn from a
practical stockman" that their con-
are ali astray.
4 farmer complains TO tho Iowa !
that merchants will not
give more than 10 cents = pound for
butter. and no for a
good than for 4 poor article of The kind /,
and alleges that the creamcries arc
spelling the market for farmers butter.
the HmcStccI replies that there are
but two ways open 10 him, either 10
sell his cream 10 the creamerics or
his butter rs good as creamery. .
traHd ii creamery. and JOIN the ex-
In other words, start "a cream
Try Of his own" On the same page
he paper quoted publishes in full the
OF a firm making butterine. in
which prices quoted range from "A 10
Y cents per pound for an article which
will. they say, not only stand the warm
Weather better. but will mt the same
ime be superior to the best grades Of
or genuine dairy butter.
Nj OF which is suggestive Of a short
vay out OF the farmers d.1iculties.
Some M suggests through tho Aqri.
aitnrd! Ga.ette of England that cattle
anchinS might be proiitabiy carried
N in Great Britain. He says that the
of transportation of an on from
he western states To England would Of
,sclf be 4 fair rent for land well suited
0 growing beeycs in England. Iii,
therefore,, lane cost absolutely nothing
America, Il ought TO be rs cheap in
.ngland." he then enters into n de-
allied statement Of outlay required and
{ probable income. and. il bis esti-
mates are correct, makes u showing
ute favorable TO cattle-ranching in
Britain. In conclusion he saws:
1 think these figures will convincs
ny'one that withdrawing in this
in y suitable district, will pay
deal better than 'cattio ranches in
.merica. The whole of the western
de of Great Britain. from Lands End
John O'Groat's House. is we'll fitted
" the breeding of cattle, and very
rye districts of It are fit for breeding
,eep. which are still more profitable
ian cattle"