t0tk.
Hlau for Tauas Horseman.
In She following hmr alnioetany man
ran. see h rave If at me tinin life
man w oold th.it he may not benefit by
a r-imindr No boy is o ywns. if oh!
enoujh to rend them that tw may no
qsmprenrmi mem auu m uiy ; - . -
Mnent ry them m after i:r ie mm?
are by a corrpaipendent of the Cultivator
ami .ire a ' !' w
y,vtr p-. ehind a hore in the ta
hi1 r por our hand upon hiai m the
tal!. wifhonf tirt penk;ns to him.
Yon may a-e life and hmb by bearing
th.. m minii Re kind in word and
r.ar.ni r " .11 'n)'-,". D" r.-f trhrf "-n
t YuTitr.iry" 'r hivlky h',r niake h m
lorcvt a.-' .1' r t.;bhn; ,r.f.er: m i!Oe
way :. h ui puttirnr a li t!i Hrv !: -.n
hid mouQ. or ivrippm-z a m tt-n -it
newspaper abnt one or both exa. In
undying to nov what it nwaa?, h
.wn fonreb bia notion cf .toppawr. And
. . . . .
at the prompt, decided, but not angry,
OTee oi hia naaiwr, ne miww aioug. m
caw of any aciden. do not shout 'T
appair frisrlitenetl : your excitement -.!I
at 1. nee t; communii-ateii to the hor.
Instead, you should pneify and ruwn
him vnth firm tone.
FArm a habit of anrinc all oreryonr
hors and harnf faeiore strtinir !rwa
the dr It may &h life. In toe wr.
ter. b tre and ii.te the bits ovefd
-ith '-l.th .jrleath.-r. "'n the rrad yjii
may z pp-tty f.t--t on level griAJiid, ii
you an5 a r'-t 'inver, ont r-ver nurry
H& k . ' ....A . t . 3 A
wwn a load ; inort
nnlU ap.1 rw. m: "tn-rc-r.r the wheefe" f
will proioti? the rvicV ,i yonr hore. ' "r. the farm L o biufly treatrd. Per
N'ever feetf a horse "n mity h.iv . h.-jn-s it h bec:in.-e othc animald are al-
may do I t cows and oxen, but ut'ten ,
brinn fatal '. ;zi diiea.'V aeon her--.
Hay'tr.at i.-. do?ty from orumary rood
dnat blown over it in dry time should fce
xell shaken and -fprinklel beiow feii to
hor?4.
Do not f--d i h'T-e when hia blood fe
heateil s.v h:r.i x moiierate drink of
water, and let him ercl r.ff gr.ulnally,
and th-n do not over-feeiL Many a
horse ha. i--rtn killetl by not observinz
iii inrnnction. Fetd well when your
. ., , -,., .' . . ,,
srrain than hav If he a havme a vaca-1
tion
or -everai 'Ut- or wee... cut ..
feed down frm a qnarj?r to one-half.
Hake up plentvof oak leave- for bedding
' if voa have not nraw r live vour htir,e a
gcol bd. but do not have itickj, pep
pfea or frozen manure among it lyinz
down on mrh. the hor-e rL-e-. and
" away h:
a had zr.CiC.
beddin?
mi thv J
'
learn
; I do to pwit them on the young hor-'. for
Cart. ZaXrj Hon. he ninn Ui kept in nice, trim for more
-n., a - . ; il-'ni,jn:a5''p occasiona. Finally he is Ijar
There are vanou wavi ot overcommsi . . u ' .
. .. . , ',,. j teral ciff u -ome hard hur--ma.tr who
a balky habit in a hor-e. The foUwine ne. eU beyond the ownership of an
method, aui to have been sucee-cful. old pin-.', and who, hy instinct anil train-
mar not be often practicable, but it w
suggestive, and we recommenil iv to the
thoughtful reader if the Prairie Farmer.
All who have har.!d hor--j know that
they ar u-ceptible to a fueling of Ione
somene3. One Leominster farmer toot
advantazeo: ui thus: He drove him.
attached 'j, a rack wagon, to the grove :
for a mall Lad of w-xvi The ar.imal :
would not poll a pound.
He did not!
teat him with a clah, but tied hrm to
,
a
tree and l-i him itaml He went to tlie
' at i.,.er r,A kei him m Atpsx bit .
.-- w ..... ... -, - ... - -. .- ji4H.. , t-a. 5" ' Mv V ka M- 1&4. Vi,
.'. wooL: rot Ttraightn a tug. "I mad . ar.d unnk as beet. aal that k often de
ar' my ?x.ind, aid the farmer, -when j nied rea-onable -slieiter to keep him
ihath'.- went to th barn he should oujrtable.
.ik to-' load oi wood. The niznt wa i
f went ti- the bam, got a
I
olanke'
', C TTr'',the m 5"'' '
-I -till till morning. Then,'
aiW lie . 4 .r.jjj (...J lUUIIUU WU
i . . i ,, i ,, rj . t,.,
ne rern 1 if ilraw At nrf.ri 1 went .
down tA hi wa probably hungry and
I'neiome. He jri-w ttie ioari of wrji
first time I a,ked hiin. I returned and 1 w
got another lail before I feij hini. I
j
lV(.,
then rewarded mm with a zixxi umatr
which ho eazerly devonred. I ha
ar. aarr a . a'.aK I laai.f- 1 n a. i w . t. -. 1
iiiavt ii .frill ii nu i w . i i !-- i rni i: ur i r
fu-Ml v, drw. ha, a- od as he -aw rne '
.tart for the hiSe be -tarted after me -
with the loaiL A hore tecrime-. lone-1
some and d).-crjntented when left alone,
m much o a a pern, and I claim thi
method, if rightly uied, i far lerj ernel
and is better Itjth for horse and man
thsh to beat the animal with a club."
Ear! Maturet 2ztl
-All intelligent feeder know, from ac
tual experiment, that the younzer an
imal i, the lei fooI it take v prclnie
yw uruio.. m -?ni . .;uu w,e, ,
krroV that tfie amount of fool increase
regularly with the age of the animal.
W hon the animal is full fl, it reijuire,
Iti food u, put on a pound live weight
tho &r,t hi month, than for the .,nd
.mx month, and le. the .econd than the I
third, and so on ; and the reaion j-, that
the food iiiprMirt conauntly increases
with a'e. Our fat-stook ehow3 in this
city have now proved, raott conclusive
ly, "under cot of production, that the an
imal eighteen months old coUl-;3 than
half as much per pound a the one thir
ty-six months old. Early matured beef
is becoming more and more popular
every year. Three and four-year-old
cattle will seldom be fin in inarket ten
year from now, unli... f-om tl; un
ff;nced range. The lo.-.on of the Fat-
htooK-riiow will lie heeded and vervl
feoon he old atyle feedf-r3 wil, i o ocr.
WILLAMETTE
pe.lld to . .lange their system
( liter
nate feodinj; tr.it .tfjimtiiy.""'" l"'", w '
be abused to .vit tbi bn.-im i feed
inir FVedinsr is now r-eroiii.".r in ir
t reqtnrmrr expert I; nowledgw oi ;. l.- im!
'heir coeibinaiiom ami tin Irnnwiedse
' cnHn
t fcreg-anfeii without certum
,, lo-i I ; -"& ' Journal. Ghieu??"
Cxivattan.
' tj-tn.t of
attrition. n" referrurn
i
' t ;M dCUn
41 a m. iinr '-C me cn.trae-
ter MWwfllniW11 ,nti imitt.i. tl-Ot
I n fnrthtr eoiibiiirra'ixn w nflful. but
I rh 'nilinr it oTeit. ;piQ onnform.i
I tii n is not iHjnaJIy nil nnilwrstrsMl.
Many prrin, a.iT'H-ar lh p,a:. n
for :"ol f six to aii-.i' months old. m
lier it antil thrcuiu ir tf yj'ur ii!e
, "tiiers prefer :h ai two ytipi. F: t.
not wi., htjwvir. fi d.t the ptr:oiI by a
1 prwT.l!! roll, for th rennibi of cast ra
t.on rry i rkniT ' fhe ai-' of th- ia
im.'W up'n whiili u . pn tn-eil. Im m
d ieni1'- 'iron tt 0 f 'rni if t.-.oe operitfi
n i":i 'iy in Jife ciolna! to 'n rta.- ii
TT"th . -f blv and of thoe p.urt- f
the franv win. .1 .ir y nntn'e more et
n-lT"l.T dwlopwl in th mare than m county-how many of
: the entire hore. The mferetu'o to eM,thls, -Vntl in mini
j mm a bwwtedw u wsU;. , -nJ ln lwni
thitt the time i.'lpHt. I for tho nrtnrn-
tion bi-uM he nbrrdinatp to th phyi
-a. vatures of the colt. If postjspins
a a fai. a zraoii foreheiuC ani Com
paratively nieaii hindiuarter. I'swtra-
rion Mnnot he penormeil t.jo early . .f.
n the other hand, there 1.4 ample devel-
. r ' . t 'u i 1. ...'minutes to onioml would leave bin By-
miDerfeft fi 'T head, the olt Will profit .
;.v a p.-tti.Jrw.ent c the onewti..n tin-'
:.l he i. two yrifl
iTansriit Horv
. .
It.-v n. ..ds ..n,
The pi r "f J horSf) de&erf rhe yn-
P aul'
f evrv or. So other animal
nej for their rteh and in onler to make
the tleh pabuble a little human treat
ment and gcod feeilin? i. nece-ary ; and
that. too. before they zed too otcL The
hor-?e generally, though noi alwayi.
ewapes Jnliinz. and that is about the ,
only evil he doea escape. As lonz as he
can go he mut draw hia ?ida of the
plow or wagon by the side of whatever .
yoi.n; act vigoro'H nor-e he may le
placed, injt m when he wu vona? am!
l ' -
"-'" -" "" " " " "i-- i-,- ue Keu- .....
in the joint and rheumatism tother
him. p-r oid fellow, he cannot tell of
hi- 5nJering.-; and if he lag-' x little he
I U often belabored and made -to move
on." If there u an ill-nttin; erllar or
old harae. the o!! horrf ' kin i.-i rongh
and he mn-t wear them. It would never
'Q2. norbi-tter than, if a iool a the
hor-e. him.-relf. Oiten killing would b
a relief to the old horse. rut even ir. t'r.i
he has Tj choice. Now. ti.ii i.- cot tin.
only nor the worr nta of th -ubjeit
Bat w.- ai:tnally make aim an old Lone
before he reailv hoaUl have more than
jatiaiiil i . prim- II a r.or-e .-frojj-'
eriv rai-e.1 workil. fel and -heltereiL h-
should be without a blemi-h and able v
woric w.thout fatigue at 3) year; old
"id wh-.tv longer able to work hL i
' "-' . .' .,
urtenni. nei be very little. We put
in our plea for the hor fira. and final-1
.. r.,, ,,, rA w. ti. Me.... ..i ,hc. '
f'-mji Ti... o. ri tl.. k - M,
.W-. er ran a.'u:- a hone in the pa-lure.
H- 1" "t like to be ratij-h', feed him
... ., . . , .
ft -. . f
a I'ttle rnpun m a pill, out never deceive
uim with an empty dieh. Vou cannon
rea.u toe w.lclfeet tvtno to eom to vou ;
-p he does cn-.e 'ft him eat a little
' I
Iwlile Leforeyon lea1 him off. Whan i
fyo'i 'turn a hor.-eout to ptti-ture," ilonot !
igive him a -lap- with the bridle, he will ,
. .
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rt - T1 "' -"' "". "' y. ' 'r: ': '
i ., .in (.i.. J1..11, ...,. .....nrr u ,j.-i.i.-i
per-orrof ynr-elf. If you an't afford
I to feed high, give good air to your horse.
Nature ha provided enough of thu for
riotn ot you, ana transport' it .-re; do '
not rob him of hi share, for it "will not
enrich you. but make him poor indeeil. ' '
Therefore keep open .a wimluw, where!
heaven may -end a fre-h supply to him
Eecovered Hit Sloj
Carter Harri-on, Mayor of Chicago,
j r.errjocratic norninee ioT Governor
ljf j,, ift thirf wwntry Uit fa
6wl whjie wailin. ite A,n8Wfirth
fw thft twnfef j0 a -n
,be fiv,r terin,, on hU duulonil rfn
Hl; feJl ,omelh;H. agtlirwt ,lb fm
Ult jlll5,.d it w lt fi,b ,, u0, nnl,
C. got out from hi swim did he discover
that hi? diamond ring w a. gone. lie of-
fereil a reward of 'f) for iu recovery
and some men nearched for it at the
time, but it could not lie found. He
left the reward standing and told an en
gineer jnt wheru he thought it had
Cilir.r.4-! i,fT artA ott riel'i.r i.vrieliri.r t. .
Me it again, but 'to hi '.-urprifce a "few j
days, after his return it wa forwardcil to
hirn by exprerw. Tlie engineer had tied
a ooat. in a roc anu anoweu it to noat
gentlv down stream whdo he -okftl
over into the water, and finally raw it
gli.tecng bo wj-en the rocks He dived '
for II and euccci dtil n ti venng U
FARMER iAl.h.M, OREGON, AJG IS l:.H
hc iarji.
3SE 30X23
Then was held -in interna tinrml con
vention 08 Hi Keeper at south Ken
mston. f-ondons Enf-tuml, August 7. of
fh w r
It la itlteil that W P f rilWU'. ef the
Arn-un Tesns, .-t.ite-man going into
the bth brtwBe- on a bis: col. H
tulki "f rnnninx over a
thoowtad .olo-
:ues in Matag. r!a et'nnty
Here i the opinion i the Apiary I -partnuM-.t
of the T-ta." Firm and Ranch.
n be .'i"epir!' i'' i.nt.' n. in eonnic
t. n with fair1 F Tin ' 'lity Ui-kf-efi-er
as nation! -unl Ti - -on-.r newt
oe to begin with. We ousrht to have a
pood district awMi-utoii hero and hold
the annual meetimr at 'he fair o that
. ,
ei"!
r eoa'd h..i.l thei- .-. nntion
the fair al. Bee -teF. in Tavu
you are m favor
nanie- and ailiirsHW
u tbi3 ollke.'
Mr Ditwmor and Vv Hen. uf ra -
lem. have bean testing the flifflit of bew.
1 .t 1 1 iu . .t - .i
and reeentlv li-i verI that they Uy
"
er-ht miles and hack h-idsw nn'oiuiinr
in thirtean m in uten, allowing him five
minutes to onload would leave hm dy-
injf :in"' I06 "lft,t '"" "f '" miiet.
. t
P"r minute, jlr tinmore ar ne na-
mtule the twt -ii'veral times anJ two
miles per m'nute is about their averaije
time. He i- the bvets very fre(ientiy
gather honey twelve and tiften milef
from home, and he know of one ea.e
, wbre thev vi-itel .1 baefcheat field
twentv-two ifiile frim home.
A firaer'i 3 Htvi.
We clip the following from the Cin-1
cinnati tirane Bulletin, which come.-
iMm a Tenne-. o.rrrpindnt of that
papr The hive recommended is not
iacri a ne as w- would recommend x
we thint iti place in hwtury rightly
belonj.. xxi the first quarter of the pree-
ent century, tf indeed that f not too
late a period for it. Nevertheless it ia
preferable to a hollow log, the old bee
nm" of the father, a. it is cheap?r and
better. Beside, there are -ome ;roiI
people who do not take kindlv to -nw-1
fancied ti-cin,, " 'patented or unpatenteil). I
. , , i
who may .teir- make a step forward
without compromi-inz their conscience
or their coa-utency, ami who, perchance;
n, . i K..I.I ..r, rV nn.l Urn liw.r, !
. , ," . ',, -
in l-ekeeritns a well. The curre-ipon-1
dent ayi fellows tr-t.--s on the grap-. and ar
A hive ha. b.-en lorn in ue here i of the neighbors. Mr. Homer a d
wh:-h for onvenier.'-e anil real worth ! (Jeneral Cary kfp fcca and &lm maLe
ha few -uperior. It i- a-eii either ! 'r.ir, a. spvcialty. anl he av .. d
with or without movable fram-a. It i.-
draplv a bi fr-urteea inches ouare. '
-ieejt the b"tt"m, which L- rut -o a to1
be an inelo-eil tilane, with three inche- '
fall frrim bni k to front. The bittom '
piere is cat so a.i to extend out ix ,
inches :n front of the hiv. Thi fornw
the front f-e or rest and aio a lishtint:
r- n'"J,K B PP"W aL eai.n rear
, .... .- J...L
T "" "' ". 4": rr .V "" . rrtT
down a !""' ,ho ronl re'x e
ntrance i
front, whv h can le cloceil as mm h a i.
rjri-ireii bv two piece of.tnangular boanL
Wrien use.1 for framei, eight aro neil
the .pai e being twelve inches in-ide
The frame i three im h- longer in the
front than back, the front of the hi. e
t 01 the In. e ,
lo.n .iiteen inche and the Ulc
thirteen, 'ovo ample torn for the life.- .
I
to store their comb for .suppilies atui aUi j
for broixl,
Tf tl. hive iri u.el without frames the
colony i not dbtnrbeil the first -ea-on.
al! of which time will be reqnin.il for
getting them well teUblir.be,!.
TheV-e ,n.l -eaion a rap w placed on
at, - jUt i c inihen deep and the -i of
all of whu-h time will Ia- rennirnl for
,h? hl7e h-rwwe which the t. a
" b.v tfle hth "l 'in- ' op-nrng
jrj the ton ox
top of the hive are made with au
m h bit, four hole being -ullicient. It
ha. been (on mi that Lee will rtit their
enemies lietter in thl inrlin- Ijottorn
than any other. The writer h.n h"
,v(,vf. v,.r ,,i,i :n whieh the bees hn-.e
,red from vear to year, makinr pU-nf . ' '
.A anrp'lua honey, and the pre-'ent!
season they appear a vigorou as th.
newer one.
Another advantage is, it i- "ilf-Va-ing
The been in leaving the hh- will
carry out the dropping by simple fr.
tion, as it will roll down lull, and th i
the hive is always clean
Next it L compart, and in h3p- rani-'
ily taken np and removeil from place to '
filaco.
I have found it as convenient for or !
tracting a the Langs'roth, and al1 '
thing contdered think it the In-! hive1
for the multitude. Try it and fear no '
patent suit-.
E4 Thought.
There Mem rcarcely a limit to the
incea-e of bee. where feed i plenty.
They go with civilization and like dret-ley,
thpytfeem to favor going We.-t. Whether
this is a rule with ihern in all parta of
the country we cannot cay. A man who
,i.a ..i,, wrirl. ,,,1,1 . r(.,.nli.- V,..t
, . .. . ,
dunn the "miner four swarms ha.
1
PM C( orer u heal, two l them go low
that he tooied to avo d onUtt with
them All of ch-rt worn piinu Went, cr
1 little outh of Went. I'robubly tt iw
, h'i:nue t:ilt timber lay in that direction.
j Tlierf w n bee tree within ten mile
ofrit Loin. n the farm .if a widow
la.ly who protect the ree fnmi the
'Vi'ilmnn'-t a.xe and the bee from -ill
interference. W hen this bee get ready
to warm thev an where they lilt with
hfr approval, and no one av- thi'tn nav
F.ir tuentv year, we are told, they have
thil-i rniovrd their fee ritfht.
While bew .'(ni im hnl to m.ne,
Wet tley love in earlv peep at th n
m m and lway I'lfrl a trt an the
l..... .. h. Ki m tihteh h.i4 jn
,ntn.V They r early nrn
We make a p-raetiee ,f piinjr to tie
ail irv th lint -tep of tho morning
Work." In mul-einimer wrwn hon y
.iroundw. e nerlly And me !
gimff ' nt ind irij'irtltiv oni fotninjr
home w 'h utTW, lefore the nn riw" V.
man may know a reat diiil nxnUt !'
but he will still have . frreat deal So
lanrn ihiinr. them With ail tlifir
ytem the ,irv n niytery They gather
honev ad iiiy nd in hay budd
" "-'n1- v "' lo"., '.' """"
. L . l-t I . I. . 1 .. .
. ... .- - t- ,,r,
j.i in front ,,f the hive, an.l t
until a moment breathing pell wa.-
I taken, could they ri iffwn fc) entur th
'hiv- wita tline heavy loan. v r y
1 should thy wor'c o hanl for fol fo'
' 'Jlher fo en'.y1 Few. if any of t!,. -e
hatrheil oat in pnn anil fir
, ,.' -,..,
summer ue to ee the nov o wmti r
j D; Bi Ptiactar Cri5
Tbi ..M nniMtion k-m diM-mud a.-
' InL ll liU,H'on u uuhuinu a.
pi.,w, at u May metmg of th:
'
rrl t ..n -r, 1 'lub
lr "; dwi not b-liev that . j
ifenerally, l!l cut the km of gTup."
but nr.iir eriain -onditi jrf heki.owj
they il! He hae i'nt much tine!
tvatchintr w.th riots in haiui ami tin.l
tlVit hi-i jrapo?1 are preynl upn by Li' i
nersrhborV fc.e. H; no?iden tl.
village let? as bis a nuisance a the
village row. Around Oxford and in th-
" " , " . , .: ,
i . . . . , ,,
t-e. Thw lein-r the home of Mr
I Lanzstroih. he has imbuded hi friend.-i
I with a love ..f heokeipin?. 'O that 'her
j are amatenr hwkfvper' by ih fnf,
' The result i; there an- more l'ij tliaxi
there w posture for m '-he fall of th
' year, where we have few f.iU-blcminz
I plant. In the ..rh. where gilder, roi'
and uch other till blnomer nlT r
pu.ture, and where grape ilo not rir
i o frelv. the ., do not report to th
grapH frl for and iU.rw. The r. n
1,t,on' , V tf?nl ; ar? P--miarl .
urgent for the huv be. to improve everv
cb-ln,.e fo. m.l!cins; a livin;? x k.p-r,
( Tilljp. cow do nut provide pasture.
o tlie hunzry brutes Icrume a.rt in
openins git. and hunting forase. Thf
i fce.. in tho village are unt,rvuled f r bv
.t . .... .. . i .i. .: : . 1 .. '
not cot
rrape
tin, bu: it ia done l.v a
bird.
Dr I - repliet yw, it
torr, "Mv dog rfon't krlil hi
it tin ' '
ti" b'.t !
has -een tho IA rnt tho fein of zr:i-
and it b abeunl to ay they rannot do
it when they cut paper, rtoth, nrwi ocn
a hoard with their mandib'e. If bee-
KeepT. would kefpi pasture- of buek-
vheut. 'uM'ii ril and the like, tile to-
would r..t harm impiN .SVcerily lead
all nrurnal.H and in.eet.i to do their
utmo-t to "tiuir. Ii'... The le will rob
ind i it srirn- rath-r than tare
Banner Apiary Supplies.
1)1 1(1. IZKi:i I r 1 1 1 t IlKl.a IllXiut
.. T. ' "' ' " '",",''r I"1 '.J '
-.. .'... .w, . i . i.mim -, i .b .a n , f , ..i
i tl.t., 1 ., .iu ari 11 W.j ..iitr.l or taa-o in
oilltfi: far t l n Rrj' Nn, or pt p-4iit.l djf4
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