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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-04

CONNIE il Test, d'enIever y
tout le parti, quand meme
cholsl par lassemblte de Chi
On volt dams quelIe situat;
fetrolte ct tenace ambitioD
senateur jette la DemoeI
fUnion, qui Sc trouve ainsi
entire deux personalities ennon|
Tune risque fort d'Gchoua,
Convention, ct l'autre.
devant lie corps electoral.
VOLTA, convenons-en, une
lamenlablc. Nous avon
CONNIE dies milliers dad
conviction que VI. CleyelI
v~erltablement, l'homme de IA
que nul plus que lui, autant|
nest digne de seryir de uortd
a la Democratic, ct nous n.
tout a fait perdu l'espoir On,
cement quelconque, dun Cd
entire les deux factions J
Tout lie monde a dd etre fran
recemment, dune depeche j
etait arriv6e, Ia mutt, ct dams
on pretait a I'm DIES membles
lnfiuents du part r6publi,
paroles suivantes
nous aVons tous, persona
nos candidats favoris pour i
dence, mails, au-dessus
preferences, il Y a les inters
rieurs du parti. NJ. Harri
choisi, de nouveau, a runaniu
Aioutons que 81, par I'm re-
dopinion, imrrevu jusqu'a
NJ. Harrison ne pouvait, DIES e
tour de scrutin, enlever Ia
lion haut la main, dams CO d
'!ans ce cas- seulement-M.
presenterait ct passerait DENT
Quelle lecon pour la Dem
Comment unc entente ne poul
pas s'efectuer entire ses iii
factions, CONNIE nous la VI
produire entire eelles du part I
Y aurait-il done moins de Dat
ct DIES idees plus 6troites {
.0tres, que chez nos advel
(L'Abeille.)
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-04
LIE G0UFFRE.


chretien, repondit Agnes.
-Oui, repliqua Carlo Alberti, ct
lapprobation, lie devouement de tous
les gems de bien lui sont acquis...
Mais Catherine a traite d'ingratitude
ce qui nest que lie resultat dune
ligne de conduite droite ct loyale. La
protectrice de Poniatowsk: s'est chan
gee en- ennemie.. Catherine, persua-
dee que son animosite personnelle ne
snffisait pas pour determiner Ia perte
du roi de Pologne, q soulev6 contre
lui les dissidents qu'elle protege...
-Mais, fit Agnes, il me semble que
l'ImpGratrice Marie-Th6rese, appre-
nant quelles haines Sc sont soulev6es
contre Poniatowski, s'est dtclaree
pour la Pologne, soutenant ainsi IN
frere en- royaut6 ct surtout un prince
catholique.
-Oui, Marie-Th6rese commence par
soutenir la Pologne; mais depuis...
Eth bien
La partie etait Ggale entire les
deux Imperatrices, on plut6t Marie
Th6rese, digne de tout les respects,
lieut. emporte sur cette souveraine de
de Russie qui remue lie pays par lie
favoritisme ct fait de ses passions DIES
raisons d'Etat. -Therese await
pour ellie la dignitt, l'6quit6, i'appui
moral des autres nations ct l~alliance
de la France. Mais la lutte s~'agrandit,
ct lie plus ambitieux DIES rois vint
METRE "a politique de ruse ct de
conqu6te entire ces deux femmes. &c
nest pas ~d'aujourd'hui que Frederic
de Prusse convoite la Pologne occiden-
tile, atm de faire communiquer entire
Giles les parties s6par6es de son
royaume. E'occasion attendue Sc
prGsente. II s'entend avec Catherine
de Russie pour l'abaissement dc celui
don't son caprice fit un monarque, ct
qui t6moigne aujourd'hui par son
energie quill 6tait digne du rang OH
lie fit monter Ia favour. Ii Sc frame
done en- ee moment un complot abo-
minable. Sans doute, Ia ~duplicite, lie
guet-apens, la trahison sont horribles
quand il s'agit dun homme; mais
place une nation au lieu dun individu
isole, ct songe alors a Ia gravit6 des
circumstances, nus malheurs qui les
Won't suivre, au dGnouement fatal
qu'elles peuvent entra1ner. La Pc
logne ddnembr6e par le roi de prusse
ameaera l'abaissement de Ia pins
fiere noblesse du Nord Ia PERSECUTION
DIES catalogues par les schismati9uas
grecs ct les differences scctes protes-
tantes.
Tour q tour, l'autocratie tyrannique
ct le joug du lailitarismo ccgascroat
lie pays. Frederic &c Prusse, Iami &c
Dargent ct de Lamettrie, Frederic, lie
correspondent de VoItaire, le roi
esprit fort, ce monarque qui joint la
politique cauteleuse de Louis XI a
Pamour de la conquate, peut plonger
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ATELIER

Ayant tout le materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu
laires, etc, seront imprines daasle plus bre
deiai ct a cas prix aui detient toute concur
fence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-04

non pas settlement la POIogne, mas
ton pays meme dams DIES discussions
don't il d%eviendrait p%eut-etre impossi-
BILE de sortir. Eft encore sill ne s'a-
gissait que de la Pologne ct de la
Prusse, pris de pitie pour Tune, saisi
de haine contre rautre, je pourrais
peut-etre roster spectator de la
lutte ct attendre les resultats dune
cauteleuse diplomatic; mais il est a
Ia cour d'Autriche I'm parti qui gros
sit chaque jour ct peut nous entralner
sur Il pente nefaste. &c parti est
celui du roi Frederic.
-Quoi demanda Agnes, il est
DIES sentilshommes comprenant assez
NAL les inter6ts ct Ia gloire de Marie
Therese pour lui conseiller une ALLAN
ce ayec Frederic?
-Oui, repondit Carlo Albert, ct d
Ia tete de ce parti Sc trouve lie general
Ryswick.
En- es-tu sur? reprit Agnes en-
fixant son clair regard sur lie comte
Albert. Mon frere est l'ami du baron.
-Je lie sails, repondit Carlo Alberti
mails l'affection de ton frere pour lie
general, loin de me faire changer
dopinion, doublerait plutot lie poids
de mes soupcons. La comtesse
Gutta, tn mere, est une sainte, ct je Ia
yenere autant que je Jaime quand
ce ne serait que pour avoir eley6 la
file don't j'ai eu le bonheur de faire
ma femme, je lui devrais une recon
naissance %profonde. La piett de la
douairiere est vive, tendre, passionnee.
Cette ferveur la soutient dams ses
epreuyes, ellie fut Tame de toute sa
vie, ct Ia grande douleur de sa We'll
Jesse est moins la cGcit6 qui la prive
Gle Ia vue du ciel ct de ceux qu'elle
aime, que les tendances re~ligieuses de
son fills lie comte de Haag.
-Pourquol ne dis tn pas ton frere ?
-Parce quill va cesser de lie deve-
mir par lie cGur. Les liens du sang
restent les memes, nos pensees ont
pris dies routes diverses. Sans que tn
lie devines, Reynold Sc rapproche DIES
protestants. Peut-etre n'ira-t-il point
jusqu'a lapostasie publique, car il
redouterait Ia douleur de sa mere |
mails il est d6ja dame ct de ,olonte
seyarG de nous tous.
-Tais-toi, Carlo, tais tot sGcria
Ia jeune femme, ce nest pas possible:
Reynold a lie caractere sombre. absolu
mais il nest nj mauvais nj ~traitre.
-Reynold ne ma jamais Anne,
reprit le comte.
-Qu'en sais-tu?
Il ma prouyt NANTES fc;s quill
me tolerant dams Ia famille. sans my
accorder ma vraie place. Ia mere,
cette ch6re ~sainte, ma bien adopte ;
tot, tn mas confie ton bonheur: mails
Reynold est reste en- dahors de cette
tendresse. Ma nationalite italienne
lui deplaIt les clans de ma fol
catholique froissent lie secret partisan
de la confession d'Augsbourg. Et
cette mutt meme, j'ai acquis Ia convic-
ton que Reynold prendrait volontiers
parti contre moi pour mes e~nnenis.
&c nest pas, possible, Carlo,
Celia est vrai, Agnes. ST ton
affection cut etc moins clairvoyante,
je t'eusse cache Ii v6ritG autant que
celia m'eut etc possible. Ton insis-
tancc ma yaincu. D'ailleurs, q qui
le mari coniiara til ses peines 81 ee ne
nest a ceiIe qui dot tout partager
ayec lui Nous ne sommes pas mariGs
depuis longtemps nor Agnes, ct
deja, tn lie vols, je vais t'imposer un
fardeau d'angoisse. Sois yaillante
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ratrlce Marie-Therese dams une rauSse
vote"
--"Qu'appelez-vous n fansse
voie2 ma demande settlement lie
general Ryswick.
"-Celle qui consiste a faire signer
une alliance entire Frederic de Prusse
ct rImp6ratrice d'Autriche.
Bah! q replique lie general
dune voix mcisive, celia resemble
plus a n impression qua I'm raison-
nement.
Celia RESEMBLE surtout a un
sentiment bien entendu de lamour de
la patrie. Ceux qui donnent a la
refine de dangereux conseils ne ira
v~aillent nj a o bonhcur nj a sa
gloire. Quand on Sc permet de con-
SELLER les souverains, il fault toujours
porter sur leur actes lie jugement de
la ~posterite. Ce ne sont pas les
ACCOMPLISHMENTS de territoire qui font
les REGIMES memorables toute exage-
ration d'etendue attire fatalement
DIES divisions ct DIES revisions. Les
c~ercles dies royaumes ont etc d6limitGs
par Dieu; il est illusoire aux hommes
Gle les refaire sans cesse. nj les
conquetes nj les traites he suppriment
les feuves, cette barriere menacante,
les montagnes, cette muraille sortie
du sein meme de la terre. L'ag1an-
basement de Ia Prusse ne fera rien
pour ga sp'endeur; celui de rAutriche
deyiendrait une faute, sill s'accomplis
salt a l'aide des moyens que je prevois.
"--Prenez garde, Monsieur, me
repond Ryswick, vous allez manquer
de respect a l'I~mp6ratrice.
-Dleu salt que -cette pensee est
Ion de non intention; &c que je
blame, &c que je tletris, ce sont les
dangereuN conseils de ceux qui Sc
tiattent d6tre ayant dams sd confiance.
Je sails bien que ceux-la lui repeteront
qu'en soutenant Catherine, en- s'alliant
avec Ia Prusse, ellie gagnera la Russie
Rouge, Ia Galicie, qu'on lui fera
present DIES palatinats de Cracovie
de Sandomir, de Lublin, qu'on Y ajou-
terra peut-6tre Ia Volhynie ct la Podo-
lie mas plus lie marche semble
avanta9eux a certaines gems, plus il
me, semble infame. Ceux qui ION
seiilent a Marie-Th&rase d'accepter
lalliance lie Frederic, lie comprennent
nj Ia vraie grandeur de rAutriche, nj
ses interGts religieux. Sous lie mas
que du dGyouement, lis cachent une
infdme peridie. :. Eft, tandis que
Marie Therese r~eceyrait lie priv de sa
complicitt politique a &c qui serait
Fassassinat dune nation, on serait en-
droit de demander combien ses conseil-
lers perfides toucheraient de ia Prusse
pour prix de leur trahison.'
J'avais a peine pronounce ce mot
que Ryswick, pale de rage, s'avanca
yers moi.
"-Sayez-yous, comte Alberti, me
demanda-t-ll que j'approuye Ia lutte
de Catherine Ii contre Poniatowski. ce
sujet don't ellie ft IN roi I?
&c catholique don't ellie ne put
faire IN renegat.
"-Sayez-vous que Frederic de
Prusse est a mes yeux I'm grand
politique, ct que.
EFT que vous en- ayez recu I'm
Gordon ? je lie sails"
De pale quiz etait, Ryswick devint
bleme, ct me jeta ces mots
Tout nest pas fni entire nous. !
"--Je Iespere, fisje en- saluant.
Je c%ontlnuerai d defendre les vrais
- a i -
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LoeIport Public &cAeol PuadAssoe'a0

A me reunion de cette association, VI
lie p PREMIER jeudt d~'oetnbre. lS69, u ~ ~
"RESOLC" Qua raveuir, mo tore N
2 beDetfee des fonls de Vfeoie, 49,
hague aimee 10 premlerS sa'nfti 81 dl'h''
du mois dc jUin.'
Par ardre. ,,os ID
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-04
ADJOURNMENT
ANNONCES.

Toute annouco indignant la profession
sveo padresse ct n'excedent pas quatre
Ignes. par III. d'avance. 90
Annonce .ie candidats, d'svauce, -----I0 90
N6croiogle. par ligne. 10
Toute annonce commercials publiee a Fan
nee sera inSeTee au taux de 50 cents par ponce
pour /. premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions suhsequentes.
Toute aunonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
n est pas specific sera iuseree jusqu'a nouyel
o Dire au taux orlinaire.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02

ception and determination. Lacking
either makes success impossible. Wheth-
or for ones self or for an enterprise.
We overcome obstacles as they are
seen 10 be Obstacles; and the kecnness
with which we see the end in view
makes the imHediment a thing not to
discourage us. out II push us. to more
earnest effort TO accomplish that which
lies Iefore us as the one desirable Oh
ject II life
The true purpose Of life is the Geyel-
cpment Of character. and Ill that en-
cages effort should be q means toward
that end. Any interest that diyerts
from that end tears down rather thar
builds up.
1t is because we do not realize how
closely every thought. every act. Of our
lives becomes part Of mat which We
cali character, tilat 50 IhdHy OF Us inc
Iiss3tsfaf lion IL living, enc W0E'ter
WHY life docs not yinl1 richer f,7lit.
All that moves US TO activity becomes
q part of ourSelveS-a force to the e1lu
we nave iii view, OF iii irlitl,Dt born III
weakness, DJt holding = tyi"t1 poNcI
until we caSt # from Us.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02

live i'll Upper Thompson street. Somers
town. And though i believe in her
heart Mrs. WhiSkerington is fonder of
lis than of her cousins. the Smigsmags.
You should hear how she goes on pratt
Ting about Lady SmigSnas-and Il
said TO Sir John. my dear john" and
about the SniGsmag's house and par
ties in Hyde Park terrace.
Lady Sndgsmag, when she meets
Eliza. who is Il sort of Il kind of species
of Il connection of Il family. pokes ont
one finger. which my life is at liberty
To embrace in the most cordial manner
she can devise. But, oh. you should see
her ladyShip'S behavior on her first
shop dinncr-party days, when Lord
and Lady Long Ears come,
| can bear it no longcr-this Giaboli-
cal invention of gentility which kills
natural kindness and honest friendship.
Proper pride. indeed. Rank and prece-
dencc. forSooth. The table of rank sand
degrees is Il lie. and should be flung
into the fire. Organize rank and prccc-
dcnce: that was we'll for the masters of
ceremonies OF former ages. Come for
ward, some great marshal. and organize
equality III society. and Your rod shall
swallow up all the Juggling court gold
sticks.
If this is not gospel truth-if the
world does not tend To this-if hcredi-
taly sreat-man worship is not Il hum
BUG and an idolatory-let us have the
StuartS back again and CrOp the free
press ears in the pillory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02
NEW WORDS.
Thcy Are Demanded to Properly Describe
Recent inventions.

Thcy Are Demanded to Properly I3rsCrihe
Recent inventions.
New inventions demand the invcn-
ton Of new words to- describe them.
1t is suggested that t. obviatc the cir
cumlocuton of such words as type
writer (the OPERATOR the following be
used:
Typine-A typewriting machine
CIhc accent falls upon the last syllable
type-een.
Typer-A male operator of the typine.
'rypeSS-A female operator on the
typine.
TO typc-To write on the typinc.
TypoScript- written manu-
script
1t may aid the memory to state that
the first word. typinc is formed by talk
inc the first and last SyllablcS If the
expression typc-writinG machine, and
that it moons the sane rs The complete
expression. Also that the last one
typoscripr. is formed by taking til"
first one end the last two syllahlcs
of the expression typewriter manu-.
s. ript and changing for thc sake 0f
cuphcny the II of the second Syllabl" in
To Il. There is a vacancy i'll the English
vocabulary which these words fill. The
type writing industry has sprung. up
within Il Com"lrtivciy stior; time, but
no words have .".p" into general use
to met the rrGEirrm, ITS Of the new
situation. \ cereal movement would
quickly establish th"l'.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02
SANTA go de Chilli.

Astronomers at Santiago de Chill find
that the soil of that city is in remark
able state of motion At first the
changes. observed many years ago on
mountain side We're supposed TO be
simply daily varia tons due to the heat
ing of the rocks. But the director OF
the Santiago observatory which is sit
uated in a level plain to the south Of
the city. has observed these movements
and since last July has made them a
subject of special study. He learns
that the soil beneath the obSer, atory
is raised in the northeast part during
the afternoon until about o'clock
when it gradually sinks back until about
Z o'clock in the morning. This oScilla-
ton has an amplitude of three or four
seconds Besides the daily variation.
however. the southeast part of the soil
was steadily raised from July to Sep
TENDER. and the east part from Septem-
Der until November. when the total
change had already reached about 35
seconds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02

fore and carried off 4 child They hung
them of the blcodthirsty brute. The
major was i'll ecStacies. but ] managed
to restrain my JOY with but tmtiing ex-
crtion 1t was not Of the eNubcrani
kind. 1t was arranged that Il dozen OF
the bnldeSt villagers. Well armed. should
accompany our little party the next day
on htalt for his tigerSliip, and we then
turned III for 4 SieSta. | was awakened
III half az hour by the most hideoUs
I'andeUonium ira ginable The tiger had
made smother descent dnG was carry
Ing off Il h;tlf grown girl We had not
unpatkCa our rifles, and our only avail
able weapon WAS Il miserable little sin
shooter that would scarcely eXtinglliSh
4 house cat. Without realizing my dan
ger | rushed out and began blazing
away with the pistol. At the same
time two or three natives opened fire 81
him with some old Earodies of firearms.
lie made 4 sudden turn. dropped his
burden. and quick rs a fash was upon
me. lie sent me spraWling on my back
and stood over me, lashing his sides
with his tail and splitting furiously.
The aior called to mc to lie pcrfectlv
still ard I did SO. The natives had all
fed. and he had to Iuplcll our gun
cases to get a weapon. One of the
tigers huge claws had Torn nv
face when he sprang Ilpon HE. and the
wound was bleeding proflscly Find
ing himself master Of all he surveyed,
with none to dispute his claims. he de
signed to notice me. and began licking
my bloody face, lis rank breath produc-
ing = feeling of nausea compared to
which ScasiCkEeSs were q trifle | eX-
pectcd every moment that he would
finish me- | wanted to shrek to the
major to hurry, but dared not Sud
denly he lifted his head with vicious
grOWl, Il stream of fire shot into his
face, there was deafening report, and
he leaped into the air., his brains Spat-
tering over me. The major had pumped
the lead into him With an elephant gun
at 4 distance of I dozen wards He of
fered lie the hide, which was a beauty
but | thought this scar | wear suff-
Gent reminder of the day when l tack,
eled the tiger and got hoOred."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02
THL FARM And HOME
r ARM NOTES.

The hen is an efficient insect destroy
CT in the Orchard
sheen are better than hogs for pick
ing up fallen fruit.
Using icn in the milk or cream Injuries
the flavor Of the butter.
Ground bone and muriate Of potash
are excellent fertilizers for fruit
When butter will not break when
turning it with the laddlc, it is worked
too much.
Rlib I'll lico-infc@tnd animals with a
mixture composed Of equal parts OF
sweet oil and Kerosene.
Never undertake 10 treat an animal
whose disease you do not understand,
but employ competent veterinary sur
gcOn.
il is estimated that in the United
States there are 2SOD.OoO hives belong
ing 10 10000 rearcrS, and producing
81 10000 pounds Of honey yearly.
III" wild bla"kchcl1y is highly recon-
mcndaI,lc for timber planting. It crows
vcry rapidly and produces Il wood Of
great value ranking next 10 maio@-
any for cabinet work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02
THE SUBJECT OF SNOBS.
The Ugly Snol May inf"st All Ranks
society.

society.
Thackeray: The national mind is
awake ned to subjects of Snobs. The
word snob has taken 4 place i'll our hon
is, any more thar we can define wit.
est English Vocabulary. We can't lie
fine it, perhaps. We can't say What it
! III Il very absurd, pompous manner,
OF humor. or hulnbug, but we know
what it is Some weeks since, hap
rening to have the felicity to sit next
to Il young lady at Il hospitable table,
where poor JaNNkns was holding forth
Wrutc upon the SpotlcSS d"naSk
, ''S-B,' and called my neighbors at
tpntion to the little remark.
That young lady smiled. She knew
it at once. Her mind straightWay filled
UP the two letters concealed by aunoS-
pheric reserve, and | read in her as
senting eyes that she knew JaWkinS
was Il snob You seldom get them to
make use of the word as yet it is true:
but it is inconceivable how pretty an
expression their little smiling mouths
assume when they speak out If any
young lady doubts, just let her 90 UP to
her own room, look at herself steadily
in the glass and say ''snob." If she
! tries this simple experiment, my lif"
for it, she will smile and own that the
word becomes her mouth amazingly. a
pretty little round word, all composed
of soft letters, with hiss ut the be
ginning. just to make it piquant, as it
We're
JawkinS meanwhile went on blUnder-
: ing and Dragging and braying quite I'M
consciously And 50 he will no doubt
60 on, no doubt roaring and braying TO
the end of time, or at least 50 long as
people will hear him. You cannot alter
the nature of men and snobs by any
force of nature; as, by laying ever 50
many stripes on a donkey's back you
cannot turn him to a zebra.
But we can warn the neighborhOod
that the person whom they and Jaw
kins admire is an imposter. We can
apply the snob test to him and try
whether he is conceited and quacH,
whether pompous and lacking humility,
whether uncharitable and proud of his
harrow soul. How does he treat a
great LldH- IcSdlu Sillah oie'
how does he comfort himself in the
presence of his grace, the duke; and
how is that of Smith. the tradesman.
And it seems to me that all English
society is cursed by this mammonical
superstition; and that we are sncaking
and bowling and cringing on the one
hand, or bullying and Scorning on the
Mother from the lowest to the highest.
My wife speaks with great circumspec-
tion-"proper PRIDE" she calls ito our
neighbor. the tradesman's lady: and she,
I mean Mrs Snob-EliZa-would give
one of her eyes to 60 to court, as her
cousin, the captains wife, did. She.
again, is q good soul, but it costs her
agonies to be obliged to confess that we
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02

While nothing can he done which viii
wholly prevent falling off from natural
causes, much can be done towards
maintaining a good flow of milk by fire.
qucnt changes Of the pasture fields
When cows put i'll the whole day i'll
attempting to satisfy their appctites,
even if they succeed in gathering the
same quantity Of food. they viii not
give as much milk as they viii when
they can get similar amount III half
the time or less and lie down quietly
and digest il. TO get the most paStuI-
age from 4 given amount Of acres Il
part Of il should be growing undiSturb
ed while the cows are grazing on an
other part. There is 10 way Of telling
exactly how much a pasture IS injured
by the running about and tramplin@ Of
the cattIe 10 find better grazing; but, as
Il rule, ii viii be found best not to con
fine them TO one field long at time
and when III a field Of fresh grass, to
take them out for q willie as soon as
they appear to have enough for the
present. ! believe every dairyman
should also raise green feed, Which may
Ec fed morning and evening when nee
cSsdrr 70 make UP for short pasturage
@nG - prevent as long rs possible Il
sh,inkI@" in flc milk. For this pur-
pose nothing is better than successive
drillingS Of corn, that will give a sup
ply of suc"uient food for Il few weeks
wien tile pastures fail. Corn Will grow
ana Keep -i'r"n Wien @ras;, viii dry W
and = S,:iall spot of good land viii yi"ld
Il large amount Of green fodder