Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-14

that II kills many iu,ur'sos -
freeSinG.
Remember laying hsa wiu O.
nearly doubIe tho food she WI v1C
mot laying.
Take the shoes on the horooo 1r1
ing the winter II the latter ase -
being used much.
In the sections Of the counsfx ~
the winters are severe al! Ss'ssAAzs>ag e
fruit trees Is risky.
Treat the cows right and thsy v1l1
do the right thing BY you. n they =
not better g.t III Of shem-
Corn stalks sent to market - mi1k
and cream will prove far more pro1t
able than blowing them under nsxt
spring.
One point in favor Of dairyfng over
beef raising In that butter II easier -
ship than beef. and brings quicker end
more regular refurns-
The fall dropped colt Ia more per-
fectly fed by the mare as the work ~
that season ID lighter and she ean
turn her feed into milk instead e
energy.
when do you break your hosoos?~
asked q ranchman. "Pardrer.~ w.
the solemn answer. 'pardrer. Ne HAVE
no time 70 break horses In Texaa: ~
just climb ON and ride them"
Barbed wire fencing 10 dangsrous
for horses and colts. Many good colts
have been killed from cuts received
from barbed wire and many Others
have received scars that will disoguro
them for life.
Pure water Is absolutely indlspeas-
able on the farm. especially 10 this -
II II Is q dairy farm. Do you know
what the quality OF water IL which
you are drawing from your well, Ths
water may look clear and good and
s:ill have impurities In II.
There Is money In poultry raising.
but II requires the right methods 70
get II out. Many a novice finds that
all his money gets into his poultry
and never discovers the secret Of get
ting II out again. Persistency and
hard work are two important reQui-
sites 10 success.
The highest possibilities OF horticul. 4
ture In the United States have not b, 4
gun 20 be realised yet Some kind a. \
fruit will grow successfully IN every /
corner OF the republic. BE sure and
pick the variety which win do well IN
your soil and climate. and then raise
some fruit and increase the profits
from your farm.
Test the bed you suspicion having
damp sheets on II by putting . bright
looking glass between the sheets ard
covering II up. In q few minutes e.
anime Il. II its surface n dimmed ,
there IL cause for uneasiness n .
bright looking glass In not 1t hand .
tumbler warmed and turned upalde
down will answer the same purpose.
Sort the stun you are going to mar
ket Put the poor grades together. a.
n little poor stun will queer the sale
OF the products that are really good.
The poor stun will bring less. to b
sure. but the good will bring more and
you wili ind that the average price
received will be mere. the sales win b
made more readily and the purchaser
win be better pleased. Many . farmer
and fruit raiser forfeits his standing
In a good market by trying to smug-
gle inferior goods In with the better
grades.
The injury TO the horses foot should
be looked after carefully. however in
significant Il may seem at FIRST. a.
serious results may follow careless
handling. Many horse has been per-
AhaA~abf thJatto anu IN &OIuS C4468
lost by neglect In the early stages OF
an Insignificant injury. Prof X L.
Moore. Of the South Dakota Agricui-
turai college. reports the case OF .
mare which sustained a nail prick Of
the frog. involving the sr.sfiying
sensitive structure No attention was
paid to the case until the pain had be-
come 80 exquisite that she was unable
TO bear opy weight upon the affected
leg. Examination showed that the
frog had become under-run with pus
and that the region Of the fetlock W.
very badly swollen. On removing ~
frog relatively large amount Il -
escaped. The foot was trimmed 81.
and bandaged In . bich1og16o
solution. the application Of tnr. how
ever. being omitted. The ounor uos
to give notification n any lur-
Their attention seemed necessary. M
IDENTIFY not being satisfied with ths
way the foot was doing. and probably
largely Influenced by ouenl6o onjn-
Ions. the owner had the han1aeo ~
moved aud cow-manure poultioo ~
piled to the entire font. within nv
days after this q selephoae message