The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11
lprcvlnu Live Stock,

TSuilnb pure DTtu StOCR t0e
Vaiue oe pasture must be taken in
TO consation. Poor pastures make
poor st'n no matter how careful the
breederH be. 1t will not do to en-
deaVor ring the stock or herd up
by bree, unless all tho conditions
are iaVoe. The raZor-back hog Is
the resu poor feeding, and though
man coild the animal to resort to
scanty hse, nature fitted him for
the PURIFY gradually changing his
form' thfapting him to the sur
roundings thus know that cIim-
ate, SOIL the growth indigenous
thereto, Important factors to be
taken int account. and In the
breeding e stock we should con-
sider welip what we need before
making thprt
Ihe Cot. sheen so famous for
its long cog fleece has been bred
10 larse I'm securing size 1t has
been fed onpastures. where everv.
tmns ia'oifor improvement has
been in its and II has nover rot.
rosraueu u,a single period, but
progressed Vt difficulty Uence ~
the CotswoiN be an agent for i'm
proving the non flock we must
take a looh The feeding grounds.
Inc ia'hps the cross will be
| intal
ushereu ih'o 'orld with the COM
bined characts of both sire and
uahi' Inc e'nst give greater
, supply of MI the lambs will
grow iast, an they are weaned
the pastures ie the best In order
: to supply the ids.
; So with the Tho p,tivo oou,
: can eAis. "he'pure-bred animal
}. starVes' puC thecause she is not
a required by ma convert n largo
@ quantity of f{o milk scantv
t herbage has DIV or MILKING anal
: itles' anu 'his en handed down
2. from ancestry.y berbape will
d not uo' Inc ciiappward, and the
{, cohui.iois i'tuo' hged to suit the
l. dehlanus Vi .ne The Berkshire
ID hog would starv ath ~ ba woro
)r compelled TO covitb tho land
pike variety ne ot exist under
lie the same conditL ba hoe haon
H. preu away nun here, and he
" Is oi no use uiie I'd to the place
III when Is TO De milton.
ne AS man has a5ifferent ani-
re mails to different ldoas not in
We fer that they are Tlct IN natural
laws. On the conte subiection
ne Is mort co,hple'e fore, and as
ID, man has been IL, agont an
Ily changing the char cs of most
en- uoines'ic u'il'il'iS, Che hand OF
mt man be ever ready or that as-
ng sistance so essential weIlho,ng
Ike The pasture, sheltele r,ust ta
ms suitable for the accent Of Tho
sed purpose desired, appIect con
his be allowed. Not onll 40 rtmost
care be taken in SELF animoIs
tile that suit the farm ltba forr,
my itself must also con tho ami
ish mails. One should nc m i'm
md prove unless preparets failure
be will be the result, bun nara,,on
ave Is easily made. Bet moan,
ole. better farming, larger, aroan
top er pastures. With eac o crons
lals become better becos osystor,
ow- forces them to do SO. 70 y,,-
and ers who do not posse es for
Dad certain breeds of amin, N, ba
lext discouraged, as all cal nr,vi-
lean lege with some kinds no nm
to the requirements nee
Improvement should atcb-
word. He who lags beh. ,e,t
''ion lar III 'ho i'.' ""N d to
re- camp On 'ne sae e''hers
'no Ions peiore oo.up'ou have
ton, left It for something beta
the with the time, and keel IN,
they the best by breeding Vol
u or preas anu aiways e"n lot-
fully tom.-Philadelphia Recol
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