Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-03

- AS>~ sA.SS 1870 - Nssyb -
[ney are skipped over OF iorgotteni tnen
again, they lece'ss l m1fs s.r .ee H. wbnIe
,eeu'nE tuan icy snUu ..;S.a I'D 10.
Lay vac 49, o.1 10 p .ou,1sr;,v 90 rho
ceNe % WuCu oa.e slu ~
l unan.!sn - I = sock of fouls viii
dr;nk in one dav and tn denrive them of
II is certainlv a great cruel,y. and is often
the csnse of disease Cleanliness il one
of the main factors with poultry. To
enter a ward of fowls where everything
is in perfect order, no rubbish, no filth,
everything bright and clean as new
pin, fowls clean, sleek. contented and
happy, is thing well deserving to be
exposed to filth, rubbish, and fed DAM
aged and insufficient feed stagnant water,
with no place of protection from the mud,
rain, snow and cold, is not praiseworthy to
any one, but is very productive of dis
ease ana loss.
POULTRY NOTES..
Lime is cheaper than roup and fumiga.
ton cheaper than lice.
Ducks for profit muss be pushed RAPIDLY
from the start.
49,. ''oa.;,;e eA.ns e 49, ;euuens,
10y iase Suan.lu S -. ~ rsgs; Mnaon aie
ducks has never been oyerstocted.
chorcoal = a. .,oo,,.nt oo,,.,,;r
ia .n S;a,s.; 49,. ~. ooiieS 800, aho
,,o.,, -, soo., 81" - 'Ia MsAes .ne
y tos' LAY S ~. ueuS, osins iai supe-
rio. " WON ouaictai, wnicn CONTAINS no
nua feeo ~ '"ioe "eeA'
Green food in winter is always hard to
obtain. Where the ensiiage is rye, oats or
rowen 1t makes an excellent green fodder
~ Hla e.e en: WI. sleeuliy ca. easlisge
au9 ui.eu ply. M ~ ~ any osuer srSen ,oou'
ana =. naAes lnein iAy s'eaoiiy figa' along.
Either straw or hay in cold weather is
welcome article 70 place In the corner OF the
hen house for them to scratch among.
II creates achVl'y; TINS keeps the blood
moving, ana health Is usually good when
TINS point Is observed. Inc corn ana other
grain should be thrown among the litter,
o ohus aaAns 'nem nun' luz mha' iooo 'ney
oD.ain
II you cannot make your beef scraps. get
cneaP pieces OF meat from the butcher and
gf,no tnsm IN q sausage-mlli, season with
SAT- ana pepper ana mix With soft iced.
Gu WILL nnd 1t useful and essential arti.
Gle Tor food for your flock. When the in
sects OF the fields leave US substance to
lake tnelr place must always be provided.
For mems particularly this food is required.
The utility of the breeds, saws the Ger.
manto"n Telegraph, can be divided up
into three classes, as follows: l. For egg
farmlng-Leghorns, Minorcas, Andalusi-
ans, Anconas, Spanish, etc. 2. For table
oiros lfoasteol-brahmas, Cochins, Games,
etc.; Ior oro,lers, crosses OF lighter bret DIS
on the ABOVE. 2. For general purposes
plymouth ROCKS, Wyandottes. Houdans
Langshans, etc.
American poultrymen like big fowls, and
they therefore like the Brahmas. They
have always been popular in this country,
and there is no sign of any diminution Of
their popularity at present. 1t is natural
that this should be so, for they have large
SIZE, attractive piumage, hardness, fine
wb;eh az go S h;nas 80 suoies a, anu low
TICS conid herdIr ,,,;ss nr,S,; HAe.neu' yuan
LAYING hons thr;va u;,h 49,.
sb;ns and Ibo-ai s,, ma p,enty ol sun
I;nds of frod hotL o~Hnoe "a various
oan as ~ a .uou, Dotn steeu anu oly. ana
lime. The main points in nonll,v .ra;s;r -,
are, clean houses. meats and roosts and at
abundance of food and nlentv If mr..
drinkine water and he ver9 cs,sfn i. P Por,
the latter. II your fowls haven't free &C
cess to water that is pure, don't fail to sup
ply it. Poultry can't thrive if neglected in
any way, and especially in water.
The following is said to be an excellen,
tonic for fowls: Take equal parts of the
bark of the white oak and the wild cherry
and boil until the water becomes rathe,
thick and OF about the consistency Of
syrup. A little sugar added to the mixture
Is Tar from harmful. When cold, give il
IN the drln king water twice week. Wild
cherry bark and sugar boiled into q thick
10 e1een. !or colos ana coughs, or
tha nanoors e' ass aom an lrfiIaion OF
nn.nt;,n aI,.aae sUrane "a lows; ana q
Saaa..ty alfead! prepared may be very
t hsn1 Gn hao@sn tse Changing weather Of
FARM NOTES.
No soil is properly prepared until it is
as line as an ash heap.
Charcoal for HOGS or stoct sho,,d /.
fresh. To renew cbarco.I IN. o - pe
stove, allow it to become heated, and then
remove it to COOL
Kerosene should he used csnt,ons,v ..
an application for skin diseases II ia ye. =.
irritating in MANY cases "a an;mais H.
individuals differ
The man who nrenares his so;l tho NO..
perfectly for a GRAIN cron 40 a rnIe Iii
have the beat harvest. The same rnIs "ni
plies to planting trees.
Tbora o.. nas.n,.s ;, p
hora 49,. - paSse go ~ Aen.ucky Wn.cn
was first settled Int the orsss 10 fsd ~ ~ =
most liberal manner and is Tins SUSANNA Cd
II :. r.,;.h,r $500 49,. = oN
whara ,h esy s'a'Iu :na. III onlailo,
ch;idrer y ma nr;os : business Oh senoing
tI,a ea " asIounuraI scnoois, more
farm. ~ ~ VIC
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on Ae so . nSm as sa sna some DaiiS ana go
s an ooma Vi s v1oa wneh 'he COLO
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