The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

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WMrs the chickens trail iheiT wings look
sut sor vermsn
E~ETRofnrM d the caeGnestsad most e.
fectiHe al fer tho preservation Of wood.
GIVE the cows an occasional touch with
the comb aud If1sh aud they win look and
feel better.
A SIMPLE and sure remedy for Ola sorcs IA
stock IS said t. be @ s~prinkiing cf comnion
wheat -four frequently applied.
CHAncoAL is spoken Of as an excellent
agent for the destruction Of bad doors IL tho
pig pen, aud also useful IN keeping the piacc
dry.
HRSs can no more ycsld 3 good supply Of
eggs when they have then, combs frozen
than can man do q good days work with his
ears In the same fix.
WHEN the hnr&esAgst into the habit Of
eating oats too fast q few pebbles thrown
into tho feed box will cause them to pick
oat their food and eat lnore slowly.
IKE peach likes potash manures, and also
thaae strong in nitrogen. Kainit and the
~phosnhatic rock OF the South would be indi
Gated as q proper commercial fertilizer.
TIM best way to keep apples or any Late
fruit il in shallow drawers, who're they are
aid singiy, la one rank, no apple touching
smother, on bottoms Of woven splints which
admit the sir.
WATER mns be pure and never given to
stock Immediately after feeding. OF course
then Is when they want it the most, but it
injuries their health Habituate them to
drink before eating.
TIE extraordinary appetite cows display
for fruit ought to furnish . reasonable hint
0f its value. Aninlals are not apt TO show
an excessive fondness for what Is naturally
detrimcntar 10 them il used iudieiously.
Aoow with Q largo udder is not always
an enormous millser, nor Is q thick yellow
skin an initiating sign Of rich milk; ~
thSagh these are among the indications re
| spectively OF abundance and richness Of
milk. T
MosT breeders score a failure m tryinl$t8'
winter too many hens in small quarters.
Hens that are crowded WIN not lay eggs
Al aocls Of twenty-five birds should have an
apartment at least i2xl0 feet to insure the
best T55Hfft%
THE belief Is quite common among many
good farmers that the hog is by nature q
filthy animal, and most coutented III wet and
filthy quarters. This impression Will BE-
destroyed by the animal Itself II tits given
o chance.
AsuCcEssTuL pouitryraiser feeds whestAn
the morning, barley at noon, and wheat in
The evening. In addition 10 the barley he
gives the slop and refuse from the Kitchen
after boiling il. The wheat gives a rich
yellew color TO the yelks which Is 80 much
desired ia the city where eggs ere sold III
retail markets.
a RECIPE for the preservation ofeggs Lnae
I 4. At-lt.. .A- -. A. afrr 49,. st~t
Of u~nslacxed lime to every gallon OF water,
mix together and let stand in stone jars
tw~enty-f0ur hours before using; then put
in fresh eggs and keep them entirely
un6es the brine and IN q COOL place until
taken out for use.
WHEN practicable, fallplowed land should
be s0wn 10 spring grain when the frost Is
out Of the surface sufficiently so the saed
can be properly covered, although the frns.
still remains under, which, o. coming out,
viii leave the soil very loose land to this
loose condition OF the soil IS owing tho largt
Or crop to be expected on fall-ploEed land
FoR purposes Of transportation apples
should be packed SO as to avoid oll bruis
ing from iolting. Barrels for home con.
haa1ea
without much pressing, hut tsosa for mar
ket that arc 70 stand q little before trans
porting, should be 50 thoroughly filled anc
pressed as to prevent amy possibility b
shaking shout Ia the barrel, as will be TIL
case I packed loosely. There is nothing
that Injuries the appearance Of fruit and
damages It's sale as to lave it badly bruised
EvERx family having a bearing apple Z,
pear tree should make four on i've galloni
Of good vinegar from the waste Of fruit O
nNta,aan tina hast hfwh -nnuorad tiuArar rngnNi
from fine fruit, but as good Is You buy cns
pears too soft for eating. Cut out defective
: pairing on spring, Il sound, then train thi
Juice, add Iviee or thrice as much b0ilos
WuNfy mfu HrvP ~ Un vHvtt 1ilHg prDuf~'
with thin cloth, ia the sun FOR three Or lou
weeks.