Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03


fatDer and his grandmother lived. We
do NOT want TO live altogether az th-y
lived, but we can well emulate them
IN so far as they made themselves very
largely lnuerendent OF butcher and
baker nnJ cundic-sticls maker Their
tables were gradually supplied. and the
tables furnished a sustenaneu that
made boys and girls grow up into
Vigorous men and wofnen-not subject
10 nervous prostratlon. And along this
line 10 graf encouragement for the
small farmer In time when tens OF
thousands Of workers are out Of EN-
ployment, with all sources OF revenue
! cut on. The farmer can live of his
farm wholly, II worse comes to worse.
But Whether times are dull and all
buiinc5s depressed. or whether hey are
| RDed, l am convinced that the average
farmer should be much mere dependent
/ of the butcher and grocer than he ls--'
both for the sake Of his pocket Gnd
| stomach.
There is often vast difference be-
tween the opinions OF those who take
scientific view OF things and those
who seek to make money or get a
living out Of them. Geo. II Hogan
the best posted grass man In Texas.
advises farmers to plant rescue grass.
Prof II. II. Price. OF the A. and NJ
college, thinks II good grass to plant.
Mrs A, NJ. Withers. the dairy queen
only about two months and stock Will
not eat u II they can get anything else.
she mas found, by experience, that there
is more money In mesquite grass than
any other kind. Mrs. Withers Is right
npout rescue grass. STOCK WIN not eat
Win ind tbIs srass wa, Snu ,oW an iTt h go9
IKE whent fields. Grass that stock
eat does not 20 TO seed 30 profuGely in
Wen stocked pastures as rescue does.
dish OF charcoal placed In the
iiu1t luIuer VIII Keep the meat fresh
ahu sWset almost as Wen as Ice. Par
' saes iNlnB IN mo country can in this
WY hoep Hleht iresh Tor some time.
occupy an Important place ON the farm
The frultfulness OF nh Kinds of pinnfs
Ia Improved by the daily visits OF noes
during the biopaomIn0 neriod ,,ha,,
produce CHEAP excellent food and tbnra
vs. money IN bees.
R,t,o a., 49,. 49,,
and as l t many ehlekens as possible.
sent M, much r,,o, a'i'ie' Ahey repre-
10
Win, "eI,ustoIhed 10 poultry, begin
"a ,,ce,' s'' 70 nsullper' Learn TO make
n Iarser ,,,,' a. ie"' ana theh 30 on with
~. '','Vi
suuveas' sueh az lime, gravel, meat,
Is.Ul
""t"' e'c'' regularly supplied to layers.
Keep strict account OF every cont Of
expenditure and receipts. Charge the
poultry with all expenses, and credit
thein with all receipts.
Go In partnership with vour bo,,s
ana they will do tho fair thing bv vou
~ 'OH'
Live stock.
The following firm, mo t,....-,
Journal IN OF interest 10 borso,,o,,.
Probably no class OF stoclt AZ ni,co,,
on tile open mritlSct and soId a.. az, ~.
hammer to the bigbest t, I1,l u.dor tht
many conditioni4, OF sale De horses
lheir value is determined by their
gu,''.E uke, now broken, and de-
81 OF suundness,
-. puenomeiuil growth OF the horse
r,.,,, ~ 'h1 Alock yards Ia simply
dms,,d t'ud OF sales being con.
inr ~ 'uhupnl ana each Arm be-
done hnna,,tt,u' '.o l,AHlL everything "
lated r1iI,s 20 t,, IinE TO INC formu-
union M, ,ne Hprse Commission
ductlnr busIness b,. 'iu'"VSs OF CON
missinn g' ea''''ss py me Horse Com
t,n,,''.',. iuins as intermediate agents
fhe It,in,, e, "mu buyers has given
ar h,in,, 100 iuTua the reputation
IN, v,nsid '"N iu"cH' morse market IN
If ~
nre. mi "n so aell horses ms they
announced a. representation Is
a,,J .,,.,s,, uH 70 the age. soundncas
arId a t OF ehoh animal that IA
nIlnwe5 ~ ''U',, nhu u given time Ia
n,n,, H wy "uyer 10 Test the repre-
soiI w. nnu prove II the horse Is as
~, ~, ~ ul!illi"l on trlhl proves to
cor, ,' pp'vsphteu the buyer must ac-
sort ~ ,he SAFE was misropro-
~ ,,, .'eh tne purchaser can reject
tnnd"I ~, WIN equal protection oN-
t,1,t, ~ we huyrr az well as seller.
snt,, mon ~ SloeN Yards has become the
49, s.i luIhet IN the country TO buy
IN" ,'orSea,
VII. Wv pIlillssion firms at the
~ oi,kubea IN selling horses under
~ "usp 'Vea OF me Union Stock Yards
eviupnng ute organized into Il union
, w e'nuuct their sales under uniform
an, Nv rnle OF commission ana con-
Nv ul selllhE are uniform, and since
W iVrlI,uluuon or the rules and the
Yth"il'"a,'uh OF the Horse Commission
uiuh 'he business has largely in
S.V"syu Nhu the uniformity Of rules
NJ, "s h'Nen uInheht satisfaction In con-
u" Ne 'ne business
tnc Hnultltude OF horses that are
So,is's,eu 20 TINS market but smRH
lv,vVh'nbs VIII pass for absolutely
sounu. SOUND horse Is one that ~
,,eo from nll blemishes, diseases and
wees. ne IS perfect animal yet not
h heeess"rl,y valuable or high-pnced