Dairy And Stock

Daanoged comí te alwaye vecry dear j feed for a norse. The da;ij"ymens metfc iuco'me may be estimarted by tïne clubs ecattered afbout l'he cow .stalolo or yard1. Every blow or cross word given the diaii'y cow, costs lier owncr from tfro ceiat.s up, accardíinig to tíie nein-O'us teimperamMit oí tibe cow. Dom'b h.toh the colt to a load) until he has beea thoraughly accustomed to dTawiaiig a lifelifc wagonj or eleñigh, linea hi'tch to' a light load) at íinst. A qua.rt oí lioa t bran :.n tihe manger niight and morning ia eheaper t'hian any dog and 13 a long -vays ahead of the hiired man vrilth a fish pole. Teach your wite and diaugater to harneas befoire you send thiem oií on errarada wüitíh "Ole Tam." gtuch. knowleúse may prevent ai fieri&us aocident sotme time. Kno-svleclge Ís pow-er even in ttuia Une. In a recent test of two hrandred eoiv ín Denmark, clpsed' after a long and careful trial, the rJx poorest cwws prodiuced butber at a cost just ■twioe as greait as tilia t produced; ty the six best cows. Turn off the poor CttWS. It ia impossible to &et the entire a-mo'unt of mllk from some cows wïtfcomi re.achitag vrell up onto the 'ïdder, anti iinducing the mllk tio flow into t'he teats. Siany gcmú cows are pei'miamently driied tihro'ugh neglect of this simple thlng. An old gentleman, a retft-ed horsemian, saM tflie other day, tnat if lie were young he would devote bis tdlme t,o radfeing carriage and Baddle liorses. The supply is far short of the demnnd for sfcrcttly Hrst-claes amimals of style aind Öntefe. Every intelligent farmöv slluould hiavo at least two fiaielybred, styiish., yooung hoa-ses ready for ruarte every