Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, July 02, 1886, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 WILLAMETTE FARMER: SALEM, OREGON, JULY 2, 1886 j$H0tk. Boiling Hnje. Thoro is a growing tonduiioy ,to ffivo hogs mom jrreen fct'd tlinn fotmertyi Wo havo rofoiniiiiMHlt'd iHtiiriug in clover; but Hotho obji-ct in lliinbt'cftuso tho hogs will root uptlm KriMin(liinoro or less. Kinging in ctiiiiilerol a provontive, ol though it I not nlivnya coifipfdtdy bo ; beside it is ftom trotibto U ring hogs, to any nothing of tlinrrut'liy of tko practice vrbicli viulaltH tin. naturo of too bog by depriving it ut I'm privilogo of Tndulg- ini? onn of it t-trnn:t.-Ht. iiiinot.'which tho peculiar o iiiHtruction oi itf qnout wttB duHignctl to gratify. But b'i'HUrii lmgH nro keptjin'thopon, or not giri'ii n. wide range, is no reason wliy tbi'y hlmiilil not have pl6rity" of groon fi'il. 'I hoy run o noilod its well Hacntth', mil will relftihjil' kindnof grrcii f"il Hint limy lo thrown Id Uicm. l'eiw ntnl oiite pin in onrjylfmako an ox collonl willing ni'ip for hOgVi'ttud Rto of tho right kimi t' put 0111 mJuboIo And promoUi urnwlli Com- prhptnly' grown may follow Uii'nP. Uul do not '"drill' it in or plant it thickly' iw wo'epo' an ox chango roconwiondo, Toil wn(j all, tho snbHtnnco in tin Muikn tiint oan, pe got inWJ lUL'lll, mill iuu Ulirai IB uumuw uy planting.ln tho tiButil way 'for, field crop. Not only moro nutriment but about as much weight of food can bo 'ob tained in thiH way as by drilling'' in or planting thicker. If drilled in, tho kor nols Bhoulil bnlroppoil not chscr than throo nr four inches in tho row, with tho rows throo and a half to four feet apart. Tho corn should reach tho milk stago boforo being fed to tho hogH, aa it thon lias accumulated all tho gums, Rugars, and'Btarchos for thd production of'a full crop of grain. By n succession of crops or planting at dlM'oront da tin in patches correspond ing to tho number of hogd to bo fed, thoy may bo kopt in a full supply of green corn from tho middlo of July or first of Augiidt until front comes. Tho namo is truo of ir'iu and oats ; and it would work cxculluutly woll to grow tho two oropi corn and pius and oats so that thoy may be fed togethor, firot a inoal of tho one and thon of tho other. Thin would iiiuko it better balanced ration, and give tho bog u grcator varioty, whluli thoy luliih. us woll hh tho huuiaii animal, excuodiugly woll. And in conjiitu'tiun with thwi, wo would not omit a patch of clover to bo mown and thrown to them if they cannot bo allowed to hulp iIioiiihuIvch. Hhould it lntppon th.it any of tho patchon are largor than needed to feud to tho swine, tho fodder would bn rolitdicd by other animals; or, if not needed at all for Hnil ing, thoy could bo permitted to ripen, or bo cut gieen and cured, iih might bo tho most profcrred. Furmcrri mut Htudy (vonomy in hog raising and oveiythiug thing ol.so, and look for their prollt in reduced coot rather than in high price."; and thoro In no cheaper or better way of raising pork than by making free ueo of green feed. Hints to. Owner of Aatyup.li. Wo Imvo always maintained that moro domebtio animals have their dis positions spoilod by bad uiago than eomo into tho world with naturally bud ones. Some aro moro dooilo than others, but oven tho most doei'o can bo spoiled by harsh and improper handling. So, per contra, tho most iiitrnatablo animal, by patience, IhmiiCBS, and kind treat ment, can ho subdued and made obodient (o tho will of man. I.iko man, like brute, would generally bo correct as a maxim ; or, in other words, tho bruto is likely to be what tho man inakea it, and will bo in n great measure rolled tho character and disposition of its trainer for it is hard for tho man to rise above himself and act, when not under ro stralnt, othorwiso than aa ho is, whether training animals or participating in tho affairs of men. It often ooeurrt to mo that misappre hension exists us to tho disposition of animals, their treamout, and training, owing to which loooca occur, accidents tako place, and ow uers do not reap tho full benefit thoy might do from tho aid mats of tho farm. This is a subject to which I havo given a good deal of at tention for many years past, and one which, I think, would result in benefit to agriculturists, if you would open your columns to its discussion. I claim that tho disposition of an animal at birth is like a piece of soft clay, to bo moulded nt will into any thapo tho skill and know Udgo of tho trainer ran givo it. Wo frequently hear (leoplo speak of lured in training. Thus, a livoly, playful bull is safd to bn wicked. The old axiom that you may thrash tho dovil in, but novcr out, is strikingly applicable Whcnovor I hear of a vicious bull I como'to" the conclusion that ho has boon badly trained IrVyiiAli ;' whonovor I hoar of a bull attacking a human being, I am convinced that he id tmt' repaying previ ous brutal' troatmontrAVhon a cow kicks on being milked sho is cither suffering from soro teats orhos been abused. Whcnovor a cow holds hor milk it is a sign that her attendant bos' ill-used hor. Whonovor I sco a kicking, unmanage able, or stupid horso, depend upon it that ho has boon in tho hands of an in competent trainer, or both. Eithor ho has boon unskillfully troatod as a foal, or badly broken. IIow ofton do wo And pooplo speak ing of exhibition of dogs as usoless collios useless for tonding sbcop; terriers for vermin, or sporting dogs in tho Hold. Tbo reason is not far to sock. Thoy havo simply not boon trainod to the work. Not long ago, I had to destroy an English torrior. According to his breed, ho ought to havo bcon doatli up on all kinds of vermin. Ho would run from a mouBO, play with a rabbit or hedgehog; but would tacklo every dog ho mot in tho street, big or littlo, and ho mot with his death through an en countor with a dog fivo timoshis woight. IIo had boon brod and roared for tho shbw-bonch. Look at our sheep-dog trials. I havo nttondod tho annual meetings of tho Northwestern Counties Association, and I havo found that whereas ono ownor has ovor clover, skillful dogs, not all of tho same, but picked up as puppies horo and tho re, others never possess a really clover dog, tho diiToronco consisting in tho training. Ono trainor is gontlo, kind, and firm in hi troatmontand tho dog wilf do his bust to plenso him. ho other is harsh and brutal. Tho dog is f rightcnod if doing wrong, sulk, or timid, and is anxious only to get away from his task. Somo years ago I know a Yorkshire cattlo drovor. IIo had a most intelligent Colllo. At an inn in Lan caster, whoro tho drovor put up, tho dog was kindly troatod. In his blips tho drover was quarrelsome, and at such' timcfl, when no qthor,objort prcsouted. tho dog-received bad troatmont. Whon this occurred' and tho dog was boaton, it invariably left him, and returned to tho inn, covering distances of fifty or Hixty milos. Docs not thiH example show a truo appreciation of good and evil trcatmontT At tho prosont time, tho huntsman to tho Kendal otter bounds has an ottor, caught when a baby. It will now follow its master through tho streets, heedless of dogs, and will play with tho hounds. In another instance, a cat was trained in a stablo yard ; it would respond to a whistlo, or a call by its namo; but was utterly ob livious to "chit-chit." I could doduco many instances of tho remits of training, but am afraid tho editor will grudge mo tho space, and conclude witli tho assertion that farmors and others will find their animals tract- ablo or untractable, useful or usoloss, just according to tho amount of intelli gence and skill thoy bring to bear upon their training and treatment. A sap llhg may bo trainod to grow into any position other than its natural ono ; but after it luu attained maturity, and you remove tho fastenings that havo held it in tho unnatural position, it does not re turn to tho natural perpondloulur growth, nor can all your efforts induce it to do so, and so it is with auimals. And, I might mid further, so it-is with human beings, for tho samo laws apply to all. get, and ho cannot go far wrong who secures a bull that has proved hlmeblf a suro gottor and whoso progeny do him credit In tho caso of youngor animals, an acquaintance with others gotten by the samo siro and whoro it is possible, an inspection of tho siro himself will greatly aid the intending parchasor in arriving at a correct estimate of the valuo of tho young bull. As tho bull should continue available for uso in tho herd for throo yoars and will in that timo lcavo an indoliblo im press for good or evil upon the herd, tho importance of making a good selec tion is easily scon. This much, how ovor, may bo positively asserted, and that is, that a pure bred bull, whntovor his quality or brooding, providod ho bo sound, will provo infinitoly safer than any grado bull howovcr meritorious. Tho frequent sales occurring now-a-days at all tho principal stock centers, oflbr rcmarkablo opportunities to farmers to become possessors of buro-brcd bulls, and, at prevalent pricos, which arc really down to haid-pan, thoy caunot mako a mlstako in doing so. Apart from tho question of purchas ing, tho attondanco at a salo is very Ber vicoablo to a novico in cattlo brooding from an educational standpoint. Moot ing with a number of men who havo mado cattlo breeding a business, is in it8olf,an advantago well worth tho timo and oxponse incurred, and this advan tago is roudcrcd all tho groater when tho meeting is tho occasion of Booing a num ber of cattlo from various hords and hearing tho criticisms and enconiums, aa tho caso may be, paused upon them by experioncod cattlo brcodors. St. Paul Farmor. HEALTH la not poeatble when the blood It Impart, and recovery from any ailment mast be Iow and uncertain wblle that condition eontlauee. Tb Blood may t corrupted by tbo taint of Hereditary Scrotal, tad tbe poleona of War. eurlal and Contarloue Vleeasee, end also by lm. fuirltlet Implanted In H tbroof b tictutt In Ur. nir, Improptr food, deranpment of lha dlfeitlra andaMlmllatorr orgmnf, and oUir canm. Tba Aral ctUrnat erldcneea of aueb TltlaUon trs UlackhwkdJ, HmplM, Sttoi, KmpUona, andlloU. Yt more (erloui are uairmptoma bowing It Internal tffecti In dtprenlon of Ux flnlrlU, r-aaaltade, TVamrlneaa without af. fort, Ileitdacbef. DIuIdmi, and tnfaabltd circulation. 1) warned la time I Ayer's Sarsaparilla It th onljr medicine that wilt thorouihtr purify tbo blood. la mllllona of caaea, during nearly fortjr jreara In which It haa been tho bed bono of humanity auflerlna: from TltlaUon of the lire, current, It haa effected core bejond tba power of any other remedy. Loading phyilelana know Ita composition from tho most powerful altera, lire, dlnretlca, and tonlct, ana preierlbe It U tbelr practloc. rnirAniD r Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mm. Sold by all DromUU t Prloa 1 : BUbottlaaforVS. SEEDS : SEEDS MILLER BROS., Seedsmen. KKEP IS STOCK AT TUB Oregon Seed Repot ! No. 900 Hcro4 Ml , 1'orilam!, Or. A large and varied nMOrtmo Jt ct all klnJe o( Field, liowcr, and Yrgotablo Seeds, Freeh and true to name -lio FIIUIT TltRKg, KKH. T1LIZEIIS, OAUOK.V IUrt.KWE-.TS, ete., rLmUhed at the loet rati. IJII'KUIAI, KOO FOOD kept coniUnUr on hand. UTCH iloRuee on jpllcatlou. llontlon tilt paper when arltlng. T2it Value of Good Bulls, IKjUjll', w-h d itary vices. Fnuu ihN I men, iinimaN an- Ixiru UiinHT inii'iH",! mil" li vol v.--(iiii hill lltUIVl'r I H-t Hit Ullllll v vice, I placo such Ui tho t-retlu Like uront ;ilsh, Tl'lop rrora It is hardly too much to say, in re ference to any farmor who raises cattle, that tho cheapest invostmout ho can make is tho nurchaso of' a good bull. Wo aro not speaking now of those stock breeders for whom n bull has a spocial, and wo might say, an artificial valuo according to his brooding, and with duo reference to his apitudo to ''nick in" well with tho purchasers own lion). Speaking merely of tho so-called gener al farmer, a term which has fortunatoly boon substituted for that of "common' farmer, tho valuo of a good bull cannot bo over-estimated, and in theso days tho opportunities for obtaining one ccitainly leaves a man who raises cattle without excuse for not owning one. In purchas ing a bull tho novice, who may not, him self bo an expert judgo of quality or pedigree-, has two means of judging of tho valuo of his intended purchase ac cording to tho ago of tho animal. It tho animal haa already boon in uso for somo years, it is not very diflloult for his would-bo purchaser to get tho very best evidence possible as to his utility and value, uamtly, by an inspection of his Rcmarkablo Blron. Among tho world's natural curiosities aro eovcral rivors, each of which han somo positively uniquo characteristic. In Algeria, for instanco, thoro is a small Htroam which tho chemistry of naturo has turnod into truo ink. It is formed by tho union- of two rivulets, one of whloh is vory strongly imprcgnnlid with iron, whllo tho other, moandoring through a peat marsh, imbibes gallic acid. Lottors havo boon written with this compound of iron and gallic acid which tinifo to form tho littlo rivor. In Colombia thoro is a rivor which, by nd ruixturo with sulphuric acid, becomes so sour that it is appropriately named Itio do Vinagrc, or Vinogar river. Many va rieties of fish abound in tho largo Oraugo river of South Africa, until the rivor passes through a rocky rogion con taining copper oros, bolow which tho water is said to bo poisonous and to kill tho fish that venture into it. "China's Sorrow" is tho namo that has been given to tho groat Hong-IIo, which rises in tho mountains of Thibot and follows a woudorfully circuitous channel forDJiOO miles to tho soa. Tho way wardness of this mighty volumoof water makes tho rivor a constant source of anxiety and danger, instead of wealth, to 170,000 pooplo inhabiting tho central plain to China. It is known to havo suddenly changed its course nine times. It has moved its mouth over four de grees of latitude, oaeh time, emptying its vast Hoods in dilForont directions and digging a now channel for itself whoro scores of village had ntood. It has greatly chaugod tho physical character of a sandy waste, or making shallow lakes of thorn, in which nothing grows, and over which nothing can sail. Whether it is within tho. power of wostorn uoionco to savo this c,reat plain from disastrous overflows and changes of the river bod, is a question that has been considerably discussed in England of lato years. A vory curious river is the Wobbo She boyli of Kast Africa, a deep and rapid stream, abounding in fish and crocodiles. Though it flows for hundreds of milos through fertile lands, tho iumonso volumo of wator Mover roaches tho sea. A littlo north of tho equator tho rivor loses itself in a desert rogion a few miles from tho Indian ocean- -Anon. WOODBURN NURSFRY. Kcein the Largest itoik of Fruit. Shade, Ornamental and Nut Trees ! imLh' .r"'ornU' ' h " lowcttratee. No A.''."8.Vro"lerlnct I'Mti which are rvtatna-moil o( theJtuncrlei. tZT BIND FOK CATALOOUK AND P1IICK-MST. AuareM! J. n. HI.TTLI'.MIUI'. Wooilburn, Orogon. octluiO MAPS I MAPS ! ! MAPS OK OREGON & WASH INGTON TEltltlTOKY. rXEnKAFTKIl WF. WILL UK KXilX TO SUPW.T i J. eoplet of map, of Orrtfon and Weahlngton at ! i-r "'-..Tbe ""P" re put up In eonenlent form to cary In the Docket. Kuc ul in .hit k-..j eoer. They can be nhtilnod at the followlnir nrii-. Mi of Oregon, t Map of ITaatilnKlon Oregon MBit WaahlMgtan Combined. 1 JO tOFHtttiM bv r-nitil nt a i.i.. ... t ... Po.te,UmM will notb. ." "'""'"" -" aaurrae: witT4MKTTFt'AiuirK prii.ro.. rwe- . Prrtl.n.l Oreroa mm$: aHaa VSSI As wo undestaud tho work of a Nor mal School it is not only a school in which to educato toachors, but its ad vanced irtothods of instruction makes it tho host placo for every person to pro cure a good, practical education.4 If you wish to know moro about it, it would bo well to send to tho Stato Nor mal at Monmouth for a catalogue. Ueppntr daitU la Not a CUml Neither is it a mountain oyster; but it is & wordly-parter scribbled up in plain U. S, language- and printed on a sweat power press in a part of Eastern Oregon whero cords and cords of vacant govern ment and railroad land still lies out doors. It nover stolo hogs, but it is somtimes borrowed by tho neighbors, Samplo copy with description of tho Hepner hills country, 10 contain stamps. No discount to bummers. It never sucks pggs. Address, J.W. Kedington.IIepp ner, Oregoiu THK qriXX A.MT IlUt KltTI.M'K. Willamette Valley Apiary. Salem, - Oregon. iUiM'acture and tell all kind of tti;plle(,f:r bee kteprra, l.co IIIvom of Latest and Most Approved Pat terns. S1IOKJJRS, FOUNnATIO.S COHU. I1EK BOOKH. Iliot, Kalian (jueent front Imiwrtnl mother., auaeer)tlicl-on the line at price, SO ut cent loaer than Hit year. Kichanirt KDodt for wood and Iher farm proJuUe. U.Ue auj corroenondeiice "lt"d E. V. OIIASK, Proprl. tor. Ladd Bush, Bankers Salem, j t I Oregon. ESTABLISHED Transact a General BusincK.s. IN 1869. Hanking SIGHT KXCIIANOE AND TKI.E01UPI1IO tran(. f.r aoia on New York, Chicago, Stn FranciK-o Portland, The Da Ui, Eujrrne CtW, A.torla, Albane iral.lt ana olhtr pInU In Orrgiw. . W.lller or t'redll UaarU Available la the Kattrra State.. Draw direct on London, Berlin, and llonr Konz, octSOeoaSw Ak-entferthe aVeuir.llr. Huu.rUolil. llhlir. ait Aairrlraa twiau.ch.u.. ull. tttediM. ana Attachmeuta and JitUitae arti tor all machlnea. Mu-'-lnce repaired and naiiaiiteJ. Come ora.n4for parilcuUra. SatUactlen (uarabterd.- i oiyltl A. Q. DEARDORFF, Physician and Surgeon. SALEM,. QKEOOX. "VFFICKOVBR "WIIITK CORKER." Office hour J from 9 M It A M ; 1 to P.M.: and S to S t.n Injra. Ue.ideoca ab Mr. lUelt 'a. country promplljr attended. XiTCalU liw tbe deeiitr C.W.JEFFREY, VETEEINABY SUBGEON. Troau the Piaeajeaef DomitUo Ardmala, ALL qneatloei pertalnlni to the profenloa, ana wered br Kail Caatontlnf Cdta and Elyllor. a pedaltr, Offlce at the Kioto Br a. Uvtrr S'ab'a Saieia, Orwo, Janfltt DE. JAYKE'S AGUE MIXTURE, A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY roa JFcvev and Ague, Intermittent and Itfitnittcnt Fevers, d?e. Thlielaai of dlieaaei ao eommoo Id all paru of tbe World, and eipoclally preratont Id ma. larious dlitrloti and vicinage of waterouraet, are almost Inrariablr aeoompanlcj by more or let, derangoment of tbe Urer, and frequontljr by a defecttro action of tbe digestive orgini. Tbo mero breaking of tbe CUM U but a itxp tonanlt completing a radloal euro; tbo rarloui orgaiu of tbo body, especially tbe itoinach llrer, must be brought to a healthy and rigor otu condition before a permanent cure can n eitabllihod, and thli faot ha been ipoclally kept In rleir by Dr. Jayne In his treatment of these complaints. The uso of Jayne'i Ague Mixture, In conjunction with Jayno'a Sanatire I'lllf, aa preioribed In tho Directions which accompany eith bottle, will not ont" BREAK UP THE.CHILLS, bnt restore tbe eystem, more particularly the Urer and itomaoh, to a sound condition, and ao prerent a relapso of Forer and Ague by thor oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE, and the best evidence of this Is tbe InrartabU aeceH which has always fotlowod the ailmlo Istratlon of these remedies, as nttcotcl by th eertlfloates publlshod annunlly in Dr. Jnyne's Almanac, nnd tbu wldo-iprcnd popularity of tbe Ague Mixture In thoso districts of the United States, wbore tho cllrcascs, for nhlcii It Is vlapled, most preratl. For Bale b) Hn.ll, Illuhil 1 Voo4ard, PotUand. THE SPECIALIST, No. 11 KMrny St., Ban Francisco, OaL Team iu Ciiaomo, Bnwiab Ann Pairata Duataae mil WoicnarvL SrcctM. 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