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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

The following from the st. Louis
Globe-D Democrat, comes with very
poor grace from u newspaper which
is so literally patronized as it, by
the people OF New Mexico. 1t WI
be read with di-pIeasure hy the re-
publicans who have carried the ter.
ritory almost solid except for dele
gate TO congress.
lit gives us great pleasure to be
able to announce lhal all of the eight
Territories except two-New Next
60 and Utah-are Republican. Ari.
zona is strongly Republican in IT'D
Legislature, while Dakota, Idaho.
Montana, Wyoming and Washing
ton have chosen Republican Dele.
gates to Congress. A large part o.
the population of New Mexico are
Indians, Mexicans and hall-brceds
New Mexico is too ignorant and
Utah is too degraded to abandon
the Democratic party, and they
will be kept in their Territoria
stage until they acquire the rudi
ments of the intelligence and virtu'
required in citizens of n nation il
which the people are the rulers
The other Territories will come il
us seven States-tor Dakota wi
be formed into two States. Thre
or four will probably be IN befor,
1892, and all will be in before 1896
and every ole of them will give it
electoral votes TO the Republical
Presidential candidates. Messr:
Democrats, this is n great an
glorious country, and tho Republi
cans are going 10 run it and keeI
IL So"
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

The Diamond Palace. Sharlck's
mammoth lewelry house at Alhu-
quetque, l. well warth visiting
when you 20 to that city. The
array OF diamonds. Jew~lry, silver.
ware. watches aud clocks, presents
= dazz leg eight to the behalder.
For magulic at selectiuns aud for
genuine bargains. purchasers ~huuid
nat fall H. give SharicK's Dia-
mund Palace a call.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

A citizen at a political meeting in
Trinidad, hearing 10 much said
about tie surplus and the "mills
bill" threw the orator clear of OF
his base by inquiring: "Why in
thunder they Didn't take the sur
plus aud pay of the mills bill, and
be done with it."
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

The governor has offered = re.
ward Of $500 for the apprehension
Of the assassin Of D~mas Proven.
cher. of san Rafael, Nalencis cnun.
". The murder wa- oowardly aud
cold bloodrd. aud every effort
should be made 10 bring the as-as.
ain TO justice.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

A bet made at Silver City on the
general result Of the late election,
was conditioned that the loser
should be tied to a post aud eat a
pound of Messilla valley alfalfa.
Human ingenuity for suggesting
the ridiculous, could scarcely go
any further.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

The Gallup Register has susPen.
ded. 80 We are informed. aud Mr..
Swan has taken a position again as
city editor ~ The Albuquerque Citi-
Een.-La- Vegas Courier.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

Every msn who has Interests In
mining property or land In the
vicinity II C.rrilin-. should be .
subscriber Co the RusTLER.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

The Las Vegas Optic says the
Rock Island has raised $40, 900 600
to complies It's line from Liberal,
Kansas, to White Oaks and FL
Paso, and Las Vegas has hopes OF
securing a northern spur Of this
new line.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

Mr. ]. T. johnson. = well-known
resident Of Wat oas is dead. He
was an excessive cattle-owner aud
one Of the oldest ani most highly
esteemed citizens Of that section. -
Las Vegas Courier.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30
G0rriIIOg Hotel |
d. d. HARKNEss. Prop'r.

Gond accommod ,tinns for both
local aud transient guests, At the
most reasonable rates.
This house has been enlarged and
has been thoroughly rehtted and
furnished.
IT. location l. convenient TO both
railroad and business.
Conveyance to the mines. both
north and south, every morning.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
HerfonIia Gribeb. e

Berfonlig 5ribeb. nGn
Manb bar 8et til at brittle, bpab ban
bill = bet er bans sag. Samfunoet
bar insen Set til at lasse 3aanb paa
Snbipibets Jribeo."
Gn Epiter ! 9odeniad, Netp Serfep
banblebe ifslse benne Tbeori. pan fom
biem berujet. 9pab &onen baube fat
paa bans 8oro bar life tilfreosfilenoe
ban fog til benbe. sennen ftilleoe fig
imellem, bolot 6aberens Nrm Os beffpt-
tebe fin Mober. Den til @alifab fore
brufne Jaber sreb en- Slasterfniu, fiat
ben / Ssnnens Gibe os foraariasebe
Ssnnens Dsb. Saalebes ifploer Sam>
funbet at laoe benne tilfrebsfi0e fin
Dritfelpit; men mon life bin ssn baDee
fine berettiseoe &rap? SfDlbte lite
Samfunbet osiaa benne Mor % Ssn
perionlis Gribeo? Beioar bette Spsr9sz
maal bu, iom life nil saa meb paa Broz
bibition forbi bet better ben p~erionlise
6ribeb. Bur6e life Samfunbet sisre
iom @laoitone flyer: @isr bet let at
banble ret os uanifelist at siere gait?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03

Mrs. MarD u. 2ipermoreer
af mango a%nieet, iom ben opstisite oS
bebit tjenbte blaubt ale benz, Der bar
itaaet bet republifanife Barti bi iioen
bets 5pbiel. 9un siorbe meset for at
petfe % mere ben 8ese,itrins, Tom gap
8artiet en- neiten uimooitaaelis &raft.
gun bar en- al be iibfte til at opsipe
9aabet ON, at g. D. g. lite bible opta>
&c Dor sag. gun bar bog nu aloeles
siuet Nftalb baaoe paa bette 6aab %
paa Yartiet. s ct 8reu til Union
Signal" flyer bun: "Gfbolosfolfet ct
nsot til at ftiae fig paa Nfitano fra Bar
tiet bet rep.) Det bar bergbet Dem al
llnbitDlonins for at forblioe / bets
&effer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
9bilten Sag ct al itsrt
BetDomin8?


Gnb lite buab Yense ansaar. tan
Eolbipsrssmaalet iises at bore Of itsrre
Betpbnins enb SaloOnipsrssmaalet.
9olben breier fig ON en- Cum, Der lite
oueritiser 800 Witlioner Doll.
bpert Var.
Den birette % inbireite llbsift % Db>
lel peb 8renbepinstrafiten naar op til
1908 itlioner Dollars bpert
ear.
Weu bpab er al enba itsrre 4etpbnins
er JGserne, Tom lite ton opresnes meo
Gal, (. Gg.:
Iabet af 10000 Menneitelip bpert
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03

Gnbtu tan Ri eda ct Sfribt pibere.
antos M. at osiaa @riien paa 5sbes
borerne ites berpeb. at Der blep Mansel
paa benz tbi paa anben Maabe tiger
albris Yriien paa Nserbrussartiffer %
Garmprobufter.
Da uilbe 10 Gorbolbet pare bet famine
iom oa griierne paa besse Siber bar
lapere meb ben Gorifiel % bet Ct en-
frpstefis Gorifiel - at meb be forbbiebe
Yriier fglser Mansel pua Msab % Rlar.
% bpem gnifer Yriierne iOrbsiebe fOrat
Golf itat iulte % frpie. eller ompenbt.
Saa umenneifelis Ct pei lite enb ben arr
sefte Yroteitioniit!
Oilers er bet 10 bet famine. sc bare
Der! Sbas foiter ct Hntb sufter ct
Yunb Smsr, % bpert ioiter 10 Gents
pr. 8unb. saa lesses Tolb paa Sui
ter, iaa bet foiter Is Gents pr. Yunb.
Da mao 10 Garmeren probucere Il
Yunb Gmsr forat faa bet Bunb Sutfer,
ban fit for / Yuno Smsr fsr, eller ban
iaar iaa meset minbre Gutter for ! Hb.
SmBr.
Saa blir Der Mansel paa. Smsr, os
Yunbet tolter Is Gents. Od faar ban
10 after ct Yunb Gutter for fit 8uno
Smsr. itiBnbt 8riieu paa besse Nrtifle,
er iieset.
Men bpab ct iaa 5orifiellen?
Seq fan niger 5oritiel iinbe Der.
Ser ital leg faa 2op at minbe om en-
u1eset %alminbelis Wisforitaaelie. GOlf
tror, at meset bbie Yriier er Te9n paa
sooe Tioer. naar De falser til bsi 8ris,
meoens BET mooiatte er 1ilfelbet, naar
be ltal fiebe.
Misforitaaelien ifriper fig fra, at be
tiqasser Bense Ell Weroi for fig ielp,
mebens Sano6eoen er, at Yensene fun
bar ben 8eroi, Tom 8arerne, ieS Tan
forifaffe mig for 8e1pene, logger ! BEN.
Set, iom bar 8erbi bet er Bmerne.
@ooe 9iber beitaar berfor life | beie
Yriler, beqer life / bsi Nrbeibslen, bel
Ter life i Duerflsoisbeo paa Bense.
@obe Tioer beitaar beri, at be for
ltie0ise @robutter fan frit uobpttes, iaa
enbper fan faa laameset ban trenser,
Os aft ban transer paa ben letteite
Maabe.
St Der MI noseu, iom tror, at bet at
uobptninsen panifelissisres er til Gors
bel for nosen at 8arterne, = tent MI
bare?
gqer er Der no9en, iom tror, at mango
Bense os tibet for Yensene er bebre i
uosen Senieenbe eno miubre 8ense %
mere for 8ensene?
Dette CT fimple % letfatteli9e 9anfer,
men bet er Statsgfpnomien / en- Ne66e=
ital.
8ilbelm Yeterien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
Gn 8aaofart.
(Slutnins fra fprrise No.)

(Slutnins fra furrise No.)
Stille sleb Baaben frem mellem
Buite oa Trar, % ofte ilos 9~ensebirfes
nes 2so os / Nniietet, / bet ri, mart ueb at
70, inart peo at itiffe os itaate, tpans os
8ei siennem be manseiteos ineure Gabz
ninser. 8aa en- Opititfenoe @resbanfe
faces en- ~lansbenet &fpui at ipabiere
frem os tilbaee, itunbom oabenbe lanst
uo i @anbet. ilet lite banse for at bliue.
oaab. Men bpor baube bun MI fine
|@s? Get fob mellem 3uerne peb
Eiernbreooen, buor FUN iuaar laqebe lit
&eoe, maatte bog bel MI itaa unoer
8ano? Slist lob bog lite til at befbmre
benbe; lpftis % pel tilmobe nittebe bun
meb 9ooebet, ioet bun paa oante &is
uopbsrlis fortalte fit eset @apn*). Men
&lpui bar bog life Gneberiterinbe / oisie
@anbe. s be uibere folparn,e Nabninz
ger mellem Treerne iusmmebe 5loffe al
8iloenber, itolte @sbnaffer meb Giare,
iom sliniebe i Solen. Dem tpftes bet
NOT sobt at bore berinbe paa ben npe
Ss meb ben 9resflabte 8unb; iii mart
fob be buffenbe paa 9opebet, mart be-
uebe be &roppeu bsit op at 8anbet. %
plaifebe nvo 8inserne. 8aabeneS
Nermelie eniebe be ei olbere, enb at be,
uaar Nfitanben blep altfor tort, ieileoe
bag ON en- Butt. Seen be pibfte iastells
Oeiaa, at insen Der paa bet freolpi.e
Jaroano Sjorbe benz Gortreb. 8aa Dor
Bel traf ri usiaa ipsmmenbe @eiener
at en- ano.n Nrt, ioet vi lite iielben tnbs
beutebe ct os aubet ulpttelist Snoiuib al
9emenilesten, iom. ba bet iaa uo til, at
2anbiorben tilfioit ifuloe blipe sanife
borte, ! ansitelis 81 isste at maa ben
nermeite opltiitenbe Cue, buorfra bet
bog after fprteoe iis ub % fortiatte
Jarten, itrisenoe at Jortpiulelie % Nrs
risbeb. naar mon fiat efter bet meb
Maren.
st at be uanifelisite Steber bapbe ri
allerebe lpffelisen pasieret ouer. Del
par nemlis Stisarbem, iom git tpers=
oper eugene, % ,bporaf nu fun Stsren-
berne par ipnlise oper Banoet. Men
y &lpbi falote Ri Der oppe / Dalen en- innf
Sumpfugl omtrent al en- Iroits Stsr-
relic, iom bper 5oraar, i~aainart Sfen
9aar paf, i%nbfinber Zig peo Stranben %
iebnlis laoer bsre ben 9bb, bporaf ben
bar faaet Napn. Den baooe for o. en-
ieresen Snteresie berpeb, at oens an.
fomit iom iiffert Nuoitab ON Barren
altlo At min 8eoftefaser meo Date note.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03

boor u Isl1toft uenfeDe bet. Gn opttaas
enoe 8irfetras bapoe grebet tat lise neo
&iplen, % raar man ftaf Warren mob
1unoen for at tonasne al, oreieoe Hodoer
fig blot runot ION en- &omposnaal paa
fin Spioie. Safer ifres bit af Sfref
% paaitob 9~ientasenbe, at be sanife pift
matte omtomnae olleiammen. Dette
blep bog lite 9ilfalbet; tbi peb at lnsie
en- Del al 2abninse. oper ! ben anben
8aao 1T be mart Gartsiet ilot i9ien.
unoer bet berpeo foraarla9eoe Dpbolo
iaa pi 1lbnmosB aaoen title frem al
1uifene lise ! bort &islpanb. s fors
ftapnea lab, meb &pssen mob os. ct
Gruentimrner bpis uoipeoe que tiltjeroes
gap, at oef par en- Wle1le, l'rrenoe laa
opm91llOm' 'eO paa SanOe' Deo S'OeH
a. paaoen, lom Onn gun le9'e no9el poa
ouAOen. SAoe''S Deho!e pOoeOe'
MOO Os' oS u loa' al u paOOe sleI'e'
!'s1.s. ael Oal o'asnDaO' men ~
laa O'e9 % 1an'e1ulO No, % 1nn Meo .
louSI S.n'' oeloa'eue ~" WI. 'g'
|l's 9s'1'o." pun 9oooe Del 'anl'e %
|laae1 en NY Vlano :" oe'9'al'"s "
w~e's1rer'S9eo ". eI!el goao yuoOe
gpr1 9e9s Om' l'a'oe Oel lote' 4'a' Uase
l1oen pane pere1 en- oe'l'aaeHOe que
""O ~
=. pun xl'""' " "a" ~ W.
'ip"m' voo'
D ~ "oe" ''as9'.s, ~"
wv oaO'. ~ 1" -
g'Sr.
"" ' s
Gltera1 Der oar oeglet no9le Dro meo
De pop aatomne, latte Saaoene l'9 amer
! Seoeseile. Isl par alf tomne 1oro'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bnor en- Saao
enooa iaaes at li9se f%aitbanoen ueo
Stuetrappeu, % MI be9pnote en- tuas
Stremnins ! Wanoet at a'tpoe, at p'
1termeoe os @loen. per bapoe .. bet
farllsite Steo. Glpebreooen bar nenlz
Zig tor bet '1eite noset be1ere eno bet
tnoenfor lls9enoe 3ano % tanoe blot
pasieres Deb en- Gple, bpor Strstnuen
ioenfor Jlomtloe1 git teHmel's r'penoe.
Snben ri bog naaebe bette steb, fit
ri torau os ie enbnu en- 8aao meo 8irz
fefolf, Der iuft bar itpbt paa ct Stier %
arbeioe paa at fomme lss isien. Sci
uar oaiaa en- Del ai por Nabosrenbs
ungbom, bporiblanbt ct Yar @ienter.
70 &arle bapbe trutfet at fig Sto %
strsmper os fob / ganbet til 9neerne
meoen be fsste at trefte 8aaben oper
ben @runoina, boorpoa ben bar lbben
op; men en- treble, iom bapbe taitet
1reien, ftob / Baqitapnen Ga bialp til
meb at 1faatte, ieet ban, itemmenbe Va.
rem meb &raft mob Bunoen, lnbebe iaa,
(ebes uboper, at ban mafen ipntes at
lpepe ubeu Jobfefe. So Nnii9tet Itiul<
tes at bet lanse, neofalbenbe 9aar,
fienbte ri bam lite irar. Men ba ri
TOM narmere oa peo at tase libt til bsire
aieunem ct bpbere @trebe uben 6inber
aleb forbi, tanblebe &arlene i Nrbeioet,
erbsbiat lettenoe paa Suen for 8ebite,
iaber, ibet be biliebe lit '@lebeli 9ssti.'
ia {ao ri, at ban meo Naren lite bar
noaer anben enb Dor gen Beripein.
Men ri laabe Merte til, at ba Eisnmo>
Baabeu tom efter % roche Dem furbi,
blep @aanbilb fiboeube iom fsr meo
Blitfet feftet neb paa 8amoet o. bepeoe
life 6opebet. Moutro bun lite bapbe
ieet ham?
De tire Baabe ale tot efter boers
andre - bapbe MI naaet ben finale gpie,
aienuem bpilfen man u1aatte fette ub i
@%lpefrsmmen. Com Merfe pac ste,
bet fob poerit paa Strsmfanten op at
Waubet en- aammel 5iliubnite, bebenat
meb en- bel Del Stuff os 9srtpiit, iom
Strsmmen bapbe fprt meo fig. Ser bar
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03

- GtvlSer On for ,,8tIt
0Aabet," tAA ie TIL ct ieae
% 0etAItnsem iaa tmart 9a
tan. umsjtplS Die tttt tate
tAaroe 9toer; pet nmettpls
Der ttte %.
uostperae.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03


So ],
In''ns 'Da.'"s Dea FaHe's Ul1'''.
vla'p az. ~ s o'' : WY" 49,
g la'Oe Sa.u.'' ''ua, "'s'., i.S''@
peg lon' pe' 0'asap''0' Dal :" ls.ul'.s
ne o'eOA'MSsmono "a'' Snu.a .O''
paa vranOeHs' laa = Sp'Olsa y -
oaaO l1'''e IIen' pug =" aeD.e S.us y
pul1eH, eH AaIe ra1'es w, lon' o'aS".
pup sreo 10' !, % ny lsrSeOe pellOe'as
'raIl'9e aam IOl O.epeH.
aA ,SlalOl Oe1 O'Ot, om y Oe' 'u'Os
'O'''''e " O"'''"'S A 'S''"' A1
yfeOer l'oe1 ool %! 0l!IOI Iat''Sl u Iol1
lese poa ~ Ie1le W SsO
*allenes IuaeaeOe DeP'aoe'l.1 'g.'.O's
oe1 oos Ou'l'Oel ~ % 0auoe" pu.''"
luu 'u"0' W ~ w." '"''De ' f9"'",
% mart par be Stoe ON S'oe meo %
andre. Nfen ~torunoerl'sf not! paa
@asrbilOs Nnitst Ip'lece ct Sn1'l %
in1eoe. m'lrtrere eno bet, Der Daooe oe,
ret ieet paa LANCE I1cer. Def LOB Ute
I'll, at bun ar'ida bet 'notrufae tor 1o9en
ulptte. vt trsftenoe Orb at Uerloe'a,
! bpis Waretest bun ''l '''eo ben frel1tes
glade Weptoftbeo tanot tts laa pei, Daooe
uiit ollerece stoet beroe tllo Srltatn'i's
for Strette'1 os ben toroerpeoe 9el9e@
oaSsppnt. Os BERTH tom Del oslaa e.
loast oprlnoenoe Qaab, at oenr'e Se9l<
penbeo bible oal'1e ct Wenoepu1tt ! ben
oeS Stirbne. Oct par MI lite Hr1a9en
pero at foretase i1o8en OmbptnlnS at
Ylabs for bet lille Stptte at Welen, lon'
par tilbase. % iaafeoes fit be to enOuu
npbe ct Bar forte 0ieblifte peo btnauz
bens SIDE.
MAereoe tao o' J ro9en a1lta1o DroeA
uaeo ben rsomaleoe Hatoert % oe o'Ie
BrOtar, boorat MI tu' l'oet par lll'pne'
oa Vanoet neiten GIT op nnoer Dlaltez
laset. you fob ben Der ter!n'ell9 srtes'
lss % Operflpo's, mere l's en- sse'
uolebenoe 2ano9an8sbrp99e emo Ell Sro.
9oor mango tlere Barnoomsn''noer
taDtteoe 1's 'tte til oen''e 9arnle Sro!
Oper ben oa1oreoe le9 laa ma'9en
Sang peo S~eottefaoers enc, o9 'aar
oa Selret bar lolb;antt % title, bleo les
altio tilbase en- Stuno TOR at le paa IT.
fen, iom fob herneoe peo be I ganoet
ipnlise aar. 5uroamenter at en- enonu
elore Bro, ben ion' falot neo n'eo Yroo@
item Wesiels Britap. 9isie Site par
mine samle 8etlenbte; ies bar alt'o o1s
paa at trere Dem Der poa oe laHme
Steoer; tbi enonu bapoe lite en9elltz
manoea bespnot at fare oeroppe ! Salert
meo i'm lumite Glue. Nen ON Daare1
unber Sslssninsen, naar ben oorenoe
Gin git itr,o, os SsfaSeue optaarneoe
Jig forau De ~tatitaaenoe Brotar % tru@
eoe at fprense bet 1trsbel1Se Wen1eltez
uerf, oa bleu Der Del H.o paa Sfeo9z
BRO, raar &'rtetlotterne r'n9eoe % talote
belle Wmuen til SIelp, oS aue mSofe
frem meo stanser, Saser. Ssb'aer %
Oyer for tappert at saa lss paa os be-
ieire bet masti9e Sienoe. Men oenne
BRO iom paa bet iioite blep r'eset aftelz
big os rpitenoe er lite mere til. 9o's
ies lite Teller, blep ben bog fsrft 11eor'z
pen forleoen gaar, ~efterat en- ny % beore
fonitrueret aaereoe Here War bauoe
itaaet Deb Sioen % taset al 5eroilen
fra ben.
@eb 8rosGnoen fanot o' 2anotaasz
plabien iaa optose'n at Baaoe "'eo an
TONNE &irfefolf, at ri hun n1eo Sanltez
lisbeb formaaeoe at trense os imelleml.
Men n9ften alt Solicit bar . DanOret
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-06-09
Salt for

This is rule that is generally OBJ
served, but the reas on for 1t is not so
we'll understood, except that 1t makes
stock healthy, writes Mr.. C. F. Clark
son. But why does it make
them hcalthyl Rich food, especially
that of a succulent character, when
taken in small or large quantities, by
the warmth of the stomach is frequent
ly caused to ferment before digestion
takes place. This fermentation causes
arrangements, sou-s the food, gener-
ates gas. bloat. scours, etc. A proper
amount of salt prevents the food from
fermenting, and acting with the saliva
or pepsin, aids in rapid digestion. While
too much salt acts as poison
and irfames the stomach and
bowels, especially if free access to
water is not allowed, a proper amount
given frequently checks a tendency to
acidity and fermentation in the stom-
ach, and allows the digestive organs
full, free. and early action. Salt also
divests the animals of worms, and the
infnitesimal animalcula which scientists
now claim to be the cause of nearly all
diseases. Salt should be provided for
all classes of domestic animals, where
they can get at it any time. and the de-
m Ae IL
not to eat too little or too much.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-06-09
Corn Meal For Ca'tle,

In his experiments il feeding cattle,
at the Kansas college farm, Prof. Shell
ton says: "a considerable general ex-
periencc in the use of corn and cob
meal as &c ed for herd of 60 odd head
of neat cattle has greatly strengthened,
not only the writer, but those having
the practical management of the herd,
in the conviction OF the superior value
Of corn and cob meal. The corn and
cob meal was, apparently at least, better
digested than was clear corn alone when
used; it was eaten certainly with as
great relish; the cattle were "off their
feed'' less often; while cases Of diarrhpa
caused by over-feeding-all too common
when corn meal was used-were practi-
cslly unknown when the grain feed was
the ground ear corn"
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Balky horses are as obstinate as a
mule. In fact where mules are bred
large numbers of horses not related to
them partake considerably of the mule
nature. 1t does no good to whip them
for baking. Whipping may cure other
faults, but never that. Distract the
attention of the horse as much as posi-
bic from what you are doing. There
are many ways of doing this. If the
horse can be made to forget that you
and he are in a contest he will do your
will. Putting dirt in his mouth or fine
gravel in his ear may sometimes get
the horse to thinking about his own
discomfort so that he will start. We
believe there is no permanent cure for
balkiness. A man used to such a horse
can get some work out of him by never
overlooking him and always avoiding
places or WORK where baking has pre-
viously occurred. i Cultivator.
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Care Of Bees.

Mr. James NJ. Lisenbey, at the late
session OF the Flo. ida Fruit Association,
In relation to the care of bees there,
held the following: Tn, great secret
Of success in bee-kceping is simple and
thorough management. This can only
oe accomplished by a complete under
standing OF the nature, habits, and re-
9uirements of the honey bee, combined
with labor, study and experience in
handling them, and mechanical
knowledge of the construction of hives,
that will give the greatest profit with
The least outlay of money and labor.
Everything should be in order about
The apiary. Let everything be perfect
~ clean about the hives, the grass and
weeds cut from about the entrances,
and, If in locality where the ants
bother, the hives should be placed upon
bench with supporting parts that
nave been tarred, over which the ants
Will not crawl The bee-keeper should
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Rearing Calves without Milk.

1t is not difficult matter to rear
calves without milk, as it is easy to
prepare an equally nutritious and diges-
tible substitute. The difficulty in rear
ing caves in this way is that the ami
mails are overfed, and instead of having
three or four quarts of food, of which
nine-tenths is water and only one-tenth
solids, they are given two or three
times as much solids as they can digest.
An excellent food is made as follows:
A few pounds Of flour are wrapped in
cloth and tied, and then boiled several
hours. This long boiling changes the
starch to some extent TO gum and sug-
ar. When the mass is cooled it is grated
and four ounces of it is boiled to cruel
with two quarts of water adding Sne
quart of we'll boiled infusion of old pro-
cess linseed meal or fine pea meal A
tablespoonful of molasses is added to
the mixture and half a teaspoonful of
salt; when it is cooled to so deg. it is
fed to the calf instead of milk. This
ration is given twice day to a calf four
weeks old. If the calf is secured the
ration is reduced. The food may be
prepared in the shape of meal ready for
boiling by mixing fifty pounds of corn
meal fifty pounds of shorts, 100 pounds
of process linseed meal, half pound of
salt, and twenty pounds of brown sugar;
one pound of this boiled in three quarts
of water two or three hours, and then
strained, and the liquid Is cooled to
so deg before it is fed.-LNew York
Times.
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FOB FARM AND GARDEN.
(rops for an Orchard.

As rule, an orchard should not be
cropped, but if it is in vigorous condi-
ton and making much wood, it may be
a benef; to it TO be cropped occasion
ally. The best crops are those that are
cultivated, potatoes being the best;
peas, beans and clover are desirable, but
grain crops are not. Care is to be taken
not to break the surface roots by deep
blowing near the trees, by which the
growth of suckers is encouraged. en-
an orchard IS not thrifty manurir- aud
blowing and seeding with clover, leav-
ing the clover to fall on the ground. are
very beneficial. :! New York Times.