Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 21, Number 29, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 July 1879 — Page 7

FARM TOPICS.

Milk for Poultry. Doa't forget I that tuuk w or 01 um vary nmi things for all kind of poultry, whather young or old, and that the rofuee milk oan is bo other way b wore profitably turned toto aoootmt. It U usually given on the farm to the piga, which are no doubt greatly benefited by It; but more can be realiMd from it by feeding to chicks sad fowls. At all stages of their growth they are fond of it, and it makes tut lit tie difference to them whether it be fresh or sour. For very young chicks, fresh milk should always be given, but tb milk OHn first be set away to crcara, and the cream removed for butter, be fore feeding the milk, thus making it lees expensive. For the little chicks before they have dropped their downy oats and come out in full feathered attire, nothing better in the way of food ' oan oe given inn urtmu crasi or oreau rambs soaked in milk. This makes a wholesome diet for them, and one which is sufficiently nourishing to inelace a healthy and rigorous development. American Poultry Journal. Too Much Pio Improvement. Rapid growth, early maturity, ability to convert a large quantity of food into a good, salable product, ability to fatten readily and to continue the process these, says the Live-Stock Journal, are all desirable qualities in swine, and they all have been secured in each of several breeds to a remarkable degree. Have we gone too far in our efforts to secure these points? This is a quostion worth the asking, and it may be that an affirmative answer will have to be given. It is well known that we can not secure perfection, nor even very high excellence, in several directions at the same time, and that almost certainly some weak points will accompany the usual development of good qualities; hence it is reasonable to suppose that, with such marked development in such desired qualities as our beet breeds of swine exhibit, there will bo at least obvious tendencies to some undesirable traits. If we add to this general proposttion the facts that the present development has been secured in many cases by clew in breeding and by reducing to a minimum opportunities, at least incentives, for exercise, and that oftentimes the breeding stock have not been kept in the beet conditions for robust health in any resect, we shall think it strange if the result has not been deterioration of constitutional vigor, if not the implanting of wellmarked tendencies to serious diseases. Is it not the fact that very many of the most highly improved swiae are not so healthful or so able to resist disease or unfavorable circumstances as is desirable? But, aside from all this, have we not carried the tendency to lay on fat too far? It is admitted that mauy a show cow, or sheep, or hog is too fat to be, moat profitable, either for the butcher or consumer. There is a limit to the profitable production of fat. Is it not true that the disposition to lay on fat is in excess of what is really desirable in the case of several somewhat highly prized breeds? The proportion of lean meat has been reduced to a minimum, except in the haras and shoulders, and greatly decreased in these. For home use" do aay of us prefer such pigs ? If any have doubts on this point, let them cxaniino the carcass of a well fattened hog, or look at sides of bacon, or even at a nam or shoulder. If opportunity offer, let a comparison lie made of the carcasies of model, well bred pigs, always kept in high condition, and those of common or grade pigs, which have had more length of body, perhaps a little more length of leg, and which hare fed during part of their lives on good grass or clover as almost their sole food, and which have sever been without a fair amount of daily exercise. It is quite possible the decitioamay be that while the one set would give the greatest profit when on the market, the other would be much the more desirable for family eatiDg. Sheep will Benefit tiif. Soil. Tkere are tboasanda of acres in the Southern State which now yield little or nothing of value to the owners, but which, under a proper renovating sya' tem of sheep husbandry, could be made to yield paying crops. A friend has sent me an account of his experiments ia this direction, and they are so conclusive and interesting that I give them for the benefit of your readers who are similarly situated. His land had been cropped for years without the least retarn being made in the shape of manure or fertilisers of any kind. There were a few stunted bushes, briers, and a little wiry grass on it, and the land was so poor that thistles and other ordinary weeds would not grow. The land was bought for a mere trifle, and also a flock of 100 ragged looking native sheep were picked up at $ 1 60 per head. These sheep were turned upon the farm under consideration, and two shepherd dogs were also put out in the pasture with the skeep. Portable fence sufficient to inclose about an acre of land was Bde, and the experiment began. Evry night the sheep were folded upon the acre fenced in, and the dogs were fattened outside, suitable kennels havwg been provided for the dogs iaoaeeof stormy weather. Folding the sheep was necessary in any case, as there are so many dogs in the South that sheen husbandry is impossible unlaw the sheep are protected at night always, and in many places in the daytime also. Rough portable sheds were Biade for the sheep, and troughs for grain and salt, Watur was hauled evfy eveninr, and tubs flllod, so that the keep could drink, as they pleased. In a few days the dogs learned to watch

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Right, without human ewperviaioa. Several mutton-loving negroee who tried to get a sheep without first buying it, were severely bitten, but dared not complain or make any attempt at retaliation. It will thus be seen that there were great difficulties to be overcome, besides the want of fertility in soil at the beginning of the experiment. "In a month's time," my friend writes, "the sheepfold had a thick coating of droppings, and, removing fence and fixtures to a fresh spot, we plowed it under and sowed on the freshly-turned sod a liberal quantity of cow peas. These we turned under at the proper time, and then planted the area with such seeds and roots as were seasonable for family use. Thus we started our garden. As each successive acre became enriched by the droppings of the sheep, the same routine was observed, until we had ten acres of land as fertile as the most exacting farmer could require. From these ten acres we had an abundance of fodder, roots, vines, and other things to feed our sheep, a couple of cows and a horse of all work, half a dozen fat Berkshires, and an uncounted number of fowls. We continued the folding process, but instead of plowing under, we removed the droppings, as completely as possible, to our compost heap, and then sowed clover and other grass seeds upon the area, after the fold had been removed to a fresh spot. This gave us a magnificent pasture, after a time, but not before it was needed by our now increasing flock." When first starting out he harrowed the thinnest portions of the pasture, sowing on white clover seed and planting Bermuda grass roots. This added somewhat to the original vegetation, and furnished the pasture needed, as the area of fertilized land encroached on the uncultivated portion of the farm. The farm now is completely renovated, and the Hock of sheep has been changed also, so that the wool and mutton sold each year amounts to more than the original sum paid for land and stock. Cor. Country Ocntkman. FACIAL PECULIARITIES. , I'ersplratioa on One Side and JDt y on the Milter. I was once sitting in a cool underground saloon at Leipsic, while without people were ready to die from the heat, when a new guest entered and took a seat opposite to ice. Tho sweat rolled in great drops down his face, and ho was kept busy with his handkerchief, till at last he found relief in the exclamation : "Fearfully hot!" I watched him attentively as he called for a cool drink, for I expected every moment that he would fall from his seat in a fit of apoplexy. The man must have noticed that I was observing him, for he turned toward me suddenly, saying: "Isms curious sort of a person, am I not?" "Why?" I asked. Because 1 perspire wholly on the right side." And so it was; bis right cheek and the right half of his forehead were as hot as fire, while tho left side of his face bore not a trace of perspiration. I had nevor seen the like, and' in my astonishment was about to enter into conversation with him regarding the physiological curiosity, wlien his neighbor on the left broke in with the remark: "Then we are the opposites and counterparts of each other, for I perspire only on the left side." This, too, was the fact. So the pair took seats opposite to each other and shook hands like two men who had just found each his other half. Well, this makes an end of natural history! " exclaimed another guest, who hitherto had gazed on this strange performance as though it were a play, and every one who overheard what was said came to look at this novel wonder. " This makes an end of natural history! " This expression excited me to laughwsr, mm involuntarily i cxuihihigu; "No, sir, this is just the beginning of natural history ; for nature has many trange caprices even as regards her symmetry." I then mentioned the case of a man I had known in my boyhood, who, Janus-like, had two totally different faces on one side laughing, on the other crying. Naturally I dreaded this strange double face, with one side smooth, plump and comely, like a girl's clieelc, while the other was all scarred by tlte small-pox. This side of the face denoted churlishness; and while the other wore a smile, this boded mischief. In this instance disease had been unsymmetrical. Popular Science Monthly. mm m Clifford's FetirlfHare- Palatable, PowerfHl, Ah t! periodic nMtl TohIc nature's remedy for Fever and Ajrue. Never known to fall la a alnttle case. This popular remedy diners from all other Ague Cure, in being free from all poisonous effects on the ayiKem; It entern Into the circulation and destroys all malarious poison, and thus eradicates the diwase witboutproduol&g any of those distressing after-sensations mi oh as fulness and ln in the head, ringing In the ears and partial deafness. Try ft ease aad you will Bever be without It. .1. C. Richardson, Prop'r, For sale by all DrureUto. St. Louts. Free 31 Pertralte-Prce. Xatiofhti IJfe is the title of a new Parsphkt of 72 jxtcc s. It contains tlte biography of all the I'resiilcnts of the Untied States, from WtuhlliUm to Jfafs with their portraits (19 In all,) engraved expressly for this work; also 12 portraits of Canadian notabilities. XnUonai Lift will be sent to any address, by mall, on reoelpt of 3c & tamp. II. H. Stxykxs, Bos toe, Mass. OitsiKT's Cork 8tarc awaHfaetaresI at Buffalo, N. Y. Is the most econoffiksl starch la the world. Why ? Beoattte, belinc pure, less t required for houbold jmrposes. It potseesfs a delicacy of liw hltlierto ttakaowa la aaj other starch.

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