Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-25

! One said the butcher. Mr.. Ch05ver Sald
! feeding too rich food to the sow. Mr.. Doug
! las said black tooth, and it is cured by re
moving the diseased tooth, which can readily
be detected; there are generally four affect
cd in the same animal Mr.. Perrin of Der
! lin agreed with the president as did Mr..
! Sheldon of Fairhaven. Harry Russell of
! Shelburn laid black teeth and dead pigs to
the fault of the feel. DR.. Miller said black
teeth was caused by disease of the stomach.
He explained why so many recovered upon
removal of the teeth was by the bleeding |
caused by it. He also said it was better in |
all cases Immediately after parturition TO
feed but little.
DIR. MrLLERs PAPER.
DR.. F. II. Miller of Burlington was then |
introduced, who read paper on mamitis |
or garget He said, you must he all inter |
e5tcd in this matter, as You must all have |
had experience with this disease. 1t causes |
as much if not more loss to the dalymau
than any other trouble with cattle 1t is an
inflammation of the udder, generally pro- |
duccd by local causes or injuries but may
arise from constitutional causes. Imperfect
milking is probably the most prolific cause. 1t
has two forms, catarrhal, in the lining o!
the membrane and structural, or in the
structure of the uddor
Successful treatment is dependent upon
general more than local aDDllcatiOnS.
Rest for the organ is necessary, battle the
affected part Win hot water Tor nan an hour,
then cover the entire udder WIN a not poui-
tice supported in a bag from the hips with a
strap, allowing the teats to protrude through
holes, repeating this several times a day.
For internal treatment give EPSON salts GIN
ger and treaclo and if there is "a high fever
tncture OF acouite, and feed dry feed with
, perhaps a little dissolved oatmeal. Analync
ilh'Il'n'S are not a"NI9aile' a So!uuoh OIL
f po'aclc acld' HNe grams 10 lhe ounce ol
, water, injected lnto the teat Is good rem
cay Wheh the mix Is 'oaguated
IN answer TO d question lor ahecteu teat
beginning at lIe ehu 1heh becoming ihua'lleu
br' MllleF prescribed the use Oh II
tuoe' OhC gentleman san IN MS
experience luaU was USELESS MI " HthPN
sall HIS remedy was not TO allow the scao 10
I De removed ana 10 nave strong man mix
p the animal When she Will be cured IN two or
r. thfee weeks One gentleman spoke OF
| similar disease but that membrane pro
e truoed lrom me teal ana he had success
\ lully treated IL WIN shaA tune ana vase
t Inc Ohafles NICHOLS Oh IsSeA Salu ne
{ punctured the teat successfully. Dir. Miller
t sald thaJ the latter was not safe remedy
n ana should not De adopted except Ill lal lure
j OIL othef means.
h MR.. w1NsLOws PAPER.
e Mr. e NJ Wir.,o,v of Rrapdor ,ros
- fbo,, Introduced ,,ho a. H., ,t,,,,,(I
r nnon tho nlatforr, y,.o. ,.,'lotod t siitt
IS ai,nlorse Mr. Win.lo,,,s eonIient y.ol
y ,.Rrrodnc fo,, tbo idaaI :, Hn .aij bo bad
=, been asl,eI to sov ,ynot he considered tbn
= ido,1 co,, E,..,, Iraodo,. hos. i, Lis ,,ir,i
IS his i1oo of the narfnct animal lan, IF tbo
It COWS in vermont are kant a+ = Io.s mi.
/ is 70 Inc renndind Inv nroiucing q .Iai., If
Is cow. oil of which sh.ll INV J., 6i,-ij.nd
e Tho chief tbirgs arc LroaIinc, faolin', arl
} selection Mr. WinsIo,y than smoke IF tLc
n charactnristirs of the .rnr.evs the Hol.tain.
d Guornsevs and Avrsbires how tbov had bnon
il ,rodnced ond ~ r,oat ,,ha+ ,,.,,,t5 49, III.
: Hole+nin fo. choose AYRSHIRE for min, lint
1t Ton, and cheese and 1e,..,.,, and C,uo,,,I, f.,
h hutton. O,,r native Stool, rnn ha I,od :,
IS the MONT If ,-i>ir,, ms re,,an1,o nv, sta,4no
id from snlectiors in the dairy for y rurlaI,s
" hest fttod for fine ideal fine dairvmnr
'e wished TO attain Buv n thoroughbred malo
ar son cannot afford TO breed to a grade. vo,
e. cannot toll what vou will crat from ,y6i,r
s. strain if get its characteristics. Feedino j.
a intimately connected with breeding Farl
is man ha, his own ideal and cattle in th
At hands Of the breeder are rs clav Aftr
a YOU have made up vour mind what vo,
% want. stick to if not for one wear or /,
IT, wears hut for n life time and Won will su.
coed, you must succeed.
- Select your male from a line which hay
o. been producers In selecting your COWS ex
"a pertinent upon each animal until YOU fin
ne the most valuable by Weighing the milk o
IS each separately and send the poorest to til
list shamblcs.
IL Mr. Wnslow gave his own cxperenc
I'm with Ayrshire stock, beginning - years az
he with herd of native stock. Selecting tn
Ter best regardless of blood the Ayrshres in /
4r- years time had entirely driven ont the ne
nj tive stock His cows had averaged him j
lot the past few years over 1000 quarts and
re pound o: butter to % pounds Of milk
es. In his opinion the Ayrshire COW was til
M ideal COW for the general farmer II
ay thought he had considerable advantage, 1
ed he could dispose of the undesirable ones q
ost a profit for beef Great care must be take
Is with the calf as much of her future sucee
w, is dependent upon this stage of her life. |