Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-10

is more or less cream wasted by other
methods. but none by using the separator.
Prof Jordan was to speak this morning,
but, rs it was necessary for MIR. Gould to
!, IA 7e in the afternoon the programme was
changed, SO that Mr. Gould, speaks in
and Prof Jordan in the afternoon.
Mr.. Gould made one of his best speeches,
and was listened to with the utmost atten-
tion, and the audience was sorry when he
closed He commenced with this state
ment:
lone of the most important questions
we are called upon to solve is whether
dairying does or does not pay. If it pays
can it be conducted on old lines or shall
we adopt modern and better methods
If diaries are properly conducted, taking
capital invested, and giving credit where
il belongs. there is no industry i'll this
country that gives so large n return as the
dairy farm. If dairies do not pay, the
great fault lies in the man who manages
it.
II is no fault of the cow that farm val
ues have shrlinken. High grade dairy
cows have fallen in value, but they are on
the uphill of production, even II cheaper.
More farmers than ever before raise thelr
own COW feed, and more will be raised this
year than over before.
: No class of men can conspire and pre-
v,nt the farmer from havinga good farm,
a good dairy. making good dairy products,
and n GOOD turning ont of the business,
The man who runs n dairy farm under
The hest system is laying iirm founda-
rnn for success and independence. am
snre that after 80 years devotion to thu
business and seeing thousands of dollars
of debit and interest gradually become ex-
tinct that dairy business pays as well as
any. hut TO make il u successful Success,
II sbould be made the chief industry OF
tbc farm. Do you hear of any consider
obIe number of dairymen, who have pui
knowledge. zeal and Judgment into the
,uSfness that have failed and made assign
nents. Do YOU recall one instance of
first ella IS tlairyinan going under:
am free to say that it is natural abii-
;ty ,ntitude for the business that mas
largely To do with successful success IN
,Ia;rv,ny some men have always been
In thc front in dairying. They were the
ti,st to recognize n dairy COW, and would
m, look for milk in all forms. These
,n.p arp in the front all the time. The
lairynHn n1ust NutNh hi' w
har wants and demands and furnish her
With all COW comforts. Success in dair!
;,m cannot he trusted to luck. There Is
NO luck in tlairying. success has always
come, and always will come by thought
fnI studious attention to the industry,
and providing the best at the smaiiest
nnssiblc cost. The dairyinan must give
HE attention to the following ideas:
He must be in love with his busi'
,es. and determined to stay by IT and ever
be progressive. a.a e.
a special purpose
3--The industry must be DIVIDED lnt'
.brec divisions butter dairies, factory
milk and city supplies.
4-The adoption of the milk and cream
rest for the dairy. ard Pay DIVIDEND
,,r the ner cent of solids in milk, and
not by the weight of water In which they
tioat. 80. e.,,. Co,
rho cow. home grown as neariy as pos
sib,e and not adapted to feeding steers
6s-Barns and stables inade for dairies
aud winter comforts, and not modelled
after a garden pavilion, and these barns