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WILLAMETTE FAKMEii: SALEM, OKEGON, JANUARY 8. Ibb7.
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Uow.to Select a Horse,
It is imiiortntit f many to lt-rrn
whnt Bimplo riilrs will guiilo u man, nol
a thorough iioiwinun, in feclecting a
horso for gonornl utility, hiicIi in otio iih
an expert would bo inclluoil to think
woll of nt iirt Bight. It is very much
rosier for n thorough horeomnn to
Hclcct tlio host formed horso in n bunch
of twenty, nt first Might, thnn it in to tell
tho novico how to do thii without tho
bom-H hoforo him, tlmt coinimrisoiiH
may bo carefully made. Tho general
utility horso muit bo a very well made
up animal in every particular, becauao
without suitablo formation ho can not
do bis work with dispatch. Tho gon
crabimrposo horao mint bo a good
business horso, and this involves tho
hauling of a light wagon, with tho
ownor in it, whonovor occasion requires.
Tho timo of tho ownor may bo vnry
valuable, and tho timo spent behind a
slow-goer may bo sot down as a total
loss. Of courso thoro aro qualifying
circumstances calculated to modify this
to a degree.
Tlio moving of articles about a town
or city, in tho regular way of daily busi
ness, comes under tho sarno head, and
celerity in doing this makes ono horso
worth ono-fourth to ono-third moro
than another, although in overy othor
respect thoy may bo identically ulikc.
This view is based upon tho Himplo
proportion that timo is monoy, henco
tho horso that is abl to mako tho host
timo is tho most valuable whoro expedi
tion cuts nn important figure.
Doubtless ninny t)iink that thcro is a
formation which, if clo.irly dolincatod,
will onnblo them to soleot a horso in
every wny right. Of tho capacity to
niovo olf on tho road at a good business
gait, a man can readily judge, and of
tho wind and bottom ho can judgo after
applying tho lost of a fair trial, and for
any active socvico no horso should bo
accepted without a somowhat thorough
trial. Itogarding tho fonnntion, thoro
aro so many essentials to bo takon into
account that within tho limit of this
tdiort article wo can hardly touch upon
them, and will le.ivo them for a future
timo. K.
lutein Calv i.
Wo liavo had vory satisfactory export
enco in raising calvos while using; tho
milk for cheosc-making. Tho courto
pursued wni to givo tho calves milk for
a wook or ton days, until thoy wore old
enough to allow of a gradual ohango of
food, whoa a littlo warm whoy was
added to tho milk, and tho Htrougth of
tho food kept up to a milk standard by
adding a littlo llaxseod-mcal or oil-meal
to tho mess. Ily degrees, ns tho animals
could ixnr it, tho milk was reduced and
the whey and oil-meal increased until
tho milk was entirely withdrawn, always
feeding tho mess warm ; injl as soon n
they could bo taught to lick it thoy
wore given ns much dry oat or corn
meal its thoy could profltablo uso. This,
with a good run on grass, kopt them
healthy n'nd growing thriftly all sum
mer, and trilling oxponso. As the whoy
diminished thoy would depend more
and moro on grass and grain until thoy
who wciinod, without feeling any
I'liaugc, and being already ncoustomed
1 1 being fed, they woro ready to accept
hay and grain for their winter ration.
There is no dlllloully in raising fairly
good calvos on whoy as a pint of tho
ration, but it will novor do to rely on it
wholly, not even if it was reduced by
ovnporatlng, because thoro is not. enough
bono and llesh-formiug matter left in it
after taking out tho curd for making
uIiitso, to sustain growth and health.
S imotliiug must bo fed with it to supply
tUit defect.
Tho stomachs of o-tlves aro not sulll
ciently developed until after they nro
iv year old to sustain thomsolvcs properly
on course liny. They need somo more
concentrated food, and. tlio best and
cheapest for that purpose may bo ob
tained by raising a patch of oats largo
enough for tho purpose, and cutting
thorn just us the gram la pissing from
tho milk to tho doughy sh If care
fully cured and saved, and fed to the
calves without threshing, thoy answer
tho purpose of both hay and grain, and
will keop calvos growing and thriving
all winter. This will also bo found a
most valuable food for cows in tho
spring, or, indeed, nt any other timo
when foddering is nccossnry. Kx.
Proper Treatment ot 8 wine.
Thcro is probably no department of
liiubmulry that 'brings to farmers, tho
country over, a larger sharo of their in
oomo and profits than whnt they recolvo
froiuJ-nlsingswiiio, Whilosomo farm
ers mako a specialty of certain depart
ments, tho great mass of farmers have
inoio or less hogs to disposo of every
yonr, henco tho importance of under
standing how theso may bo grown and
fod to socuro the most profltiblo returns.
With many tho idea is that, it docs not
mako much difTorcnco how tho pigs aro
treated, that in somo way or other they
will get along, and if thoy aro given
plenty of corn whon fall comes, that is
all- thnt is necessary. It is on tho farms
of audi n,on that tho greatest lossos oc
cur yearly from disease Bocauso tho
hog appears in many instances to bo
ablo to Btand ill-treatment, filthy sur
roundings, and caroless feeding, it does
not by any means follow that a different
courso would not bo found to pay tho
farmer well for tho timo required to
look aftor tho hogs as ho docs aftor his
horsos and cattle. In tho matter of
feeding, it takes loss food to put on a
pound of livo weight on a pig than on
cattle, and considering tho present
range of prices, and tho timo required
to turn off a crop of hogs thoro can bo
no question as to which will pay tho
farmar tho best profit
Weaning Lambs.
Weaning lambs is no trilling affair.
Too much caro cannot bo given a lamb
when tlio timo comos for it to sot up
living for itself. This comes at tho
season of tho yoar most trying to tho
system. Unless special preparation is
mado for providing a reset vo pasturo
with oxtra fcod, tho process is a hazard
ous ono and ofton disastrous. Tho
young thing may novcr hovo iLon a
mouthful of grain fcod in its lifo, par
ticularly if it bo a lalo lamb; it has no
idea of food othor than its mother's
milk; tho supply of that has been
lessened by dry wcathor and short fcod,
until at tho very door of starvation
suddonly it is separated from its mother,
and tho nltcrnatlvo of cat or dio is
forced upon it
Tho propor way is i romovo tho
owes from tho pasturo whoro tho lambs
havo run all sumtnor, and in which
they aro acquainted, for a couplo of
wcoks, to allow tho grass to mako frosh
growtl With nn old owo or two for
comp .ny, put tho lnmbs In this, putting
tho owo flock as far away as possiblo for
three or four days. In a trough In
which tho lambs havo bcou accustomed
to find salt, now lot them find bran and
oats at first; aftorward add a littlo corn.
Uogin vory slowly, ns thcro is danger of
ovorfecding at first. Onco let them
loarn to cat without scouring, and tho
futuro is easy. Somo put tho lambs
right into tho bp.rn and givo closo at
tention to fe ling and watering for a
few day
In tho West, whoro tho lamb flock
amounts to hundrods, vory nico atten
tion iB given on a soparato ranch that
bus been hold in rcsorvo for their ospo-
cial uso. Somo clean, hwcoI grain for
woauing lambs on lsqttito indispensable.
Tho croatost danger is scouring, and ono
which flockmasters droad, not only as
difllcult to euro, but ono so hard to keop
from becoming epidomlo in (ho fleck.
To Cure 0 tumbling Horses.
Homo good horsos, says tho Pittsburg
Stockman, aro addicted to stumbling
whi'o walking or moving in a slow trot.
A well-versed veterinarian states (hat
thoro are two causes that would tond ' i
produeo this faulty action : ono, a gen
oral weakness in tho muscular system,
such as would lo noticed in a tired horso;
tho othor, a weakness of tho oxtorior
musclosot tho leg, brought about by
carrying too much wight on tho too. To
effect iv cure, ho adds, lighten tho weight
of otieh front shoo about four ounces;
havo tho too of tho shoo mado of steel
instead of iron, it will wear longer;
havo it rounded off about tho same as
it would bo when ono-third worn out, in
order to prevent tripping; allow ono
wcok's rost; havo tho legs showered for
a few minutes at a timo with cold water
through a hose, in order to creato a
spray thou rub dry briskb from tho
chest down to tho foot. Givo walking
oxosoiso daily during this week (or
about an hour twico a day. lion you
commotico driving again, omit tho slow
jog, cithor walk or scud him along nt a
sharp trot for a milo or two, thou walk
away, but do not speed for at least sev
eral weeks. Dy this means tho habit of
stumbling from either of tho abovo
causes will bo pretty woll ovorcomo.
Mol Excellent.
T I All!.,. Pl.l.f nl PntiVo. Knnrvllle.
'eu'ti., writost "My family audi aro bone.
aricsot your lllOU oxi-eucus iiiciiikiuc, ur.
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whom I havo recommended it, praito it at
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Depth ot Planting Potatoes.
There aro a varioty of conditions that
enter into tho elements of sucens in
farming operations, somo of which aro
'variable Tho attnospbero is among tho
most variable, and may, whon all othor
conditions aio at their best, bo very un
favorable. Thus, in planting potatoes,
tho soil may bo of that charactor that a
season of dry weather may romovo tho
moisturo nocessary for plant sustenance,
and yet in an oxtrcmo wet season,
carry too much moisturo for healthy
growth. Potatoes, as a rule, r quiro n
comparatively dry soil ; but it is not
unfrcquontly tho case, in nn oxtremoly
dry season, that, with ordinary planting,
tho crop will fail. Wo havo had moro
uniform euccoss in planting to a good
dopth, and if tho soil is Buch that a wet
season would bo unfavorable, put hor.
manuro undor tho seed.
A caso comes to mind that occurred
somo years aco. Wo had a pioco of
ground that was dry, and at tho timo of
planting, wo marKou mo rows uy using
a horso plow and making a gcod furrow,
so that when tho seed was covered, as it
always was with tho samo plow, it was
about four inches dcop in tho looso Boil.
Tho potatoes camo up and grow finoly.
Tho season proved to bo an oxtromoly
dry ono, and tho neighbors who planted
tho usual way, soon complained that tho
potato crop was being ruined; ours
continued to grow luxuriantly, and did
so until timo of maturing, and at tho
timo of digging, gavo ua a largo and
excellent crop of vory fine potatoes,
whilo tho universal complaint was vory
small, or what was worso, no potatoos
at all. Wo are satisfiod that with tho
chances ns thoy occur, it is bolt ir to
plant potatoes to a great depth.
As beforo suggested, wo havo found
that a littlo horso manuro, (and by tho
way, wo can say that by trials and 'om
parisons, wo havo found coarso horso
manuro hotter for potatoos at all times
than any other,) will takon crop through
in groat shape with dcop planting, ovon
in a wot season, or upon tnouVrntely
moist ground. Wo nro nwnro that tho
idea is n littlo off the common practice,
hut wo can only say that beforo con
demning tho practico, it would bo well
to givo it n fair trial. Geiniaiitown Tel
egraph. I tilt aonlux fi California.
Tho California farmer iias a hard timo
in pursuing his avocation. By a lato
numbor of tho California Alta wo loarn
that a largo mooting was held nt Sacra
mento, and that tho subject undor dis
cussion was "Fruit Posts and How to
(lot Kid of Thorn." W. G. Klco, Stato
Inspector of Fruit Pests, read an essay
onthocodlin moth and another upon
pcalo insect pests. Uoth wcro lengthy,
ablo and instructive. Ho gavo many
valuablo rccoipts for tho manufacture of
solutions for spraying the treos, which
will destroy tho j ts. Matthew Cooke,
Messrs. Lolong, Hatch, Buck, Hancock,
Williamson, Block and Wilcox also
took part in tho discussion.
Tho subject of proper laws to prevent
tho spread of insect posts was next
takon up and discirssed nearly two
hours. All ngroed thuUotnotliiiig must
bo dono. Tho mnn who bus bugs must
take caro of thoni. Ho must not givo
his bugs to his neighbor. The bugs
wero his own, and ho mustdortroy them
or keep thorn nt homo. It w tl.o
benso of tho Convention thnt a law
should bo drafted that would bo plain
and onsily enforced, and which would
check and stamp out this ovil, which is
destroying nn intorqst thnt is turning
tho eyes of tho civilized world vu d
California. Nearly tho entire -seiublago
took part in tho discussion
Mntthow Cooko and othors lecom
mended tho study of bugology in tho
public schools, so that tho ri.itig gener
ation would know a whlto scalo from a
Juno bug, a codlin moth from a locust,
nud bo ablo to know how to destroy
them.
On motion of Mr. Hatch, tho Chair
apjwintcd Messrs. Cooke, Klco and Beid
a comimtteo to draft a suitablo law for
tho fruit-growers' protection and submit
tho samo to tho noxt Legislature.
Tbe Qerolo Kemedy.
It must bo acknowledged that tho
codlin moth is becomiug most painfully
oppressive and unless something effect
ivo is dono by the growers, soveral of our
leading fruits will bo woU-nigU rendered
valueless. Wo uotlco that somo pcoplo
aro advocating tho 'heroic remedy,"
which consists in pioking and destroy
ing all tho fruit as soon as it reached
eizo enough to gather, and beforo tho
worm has time to mature. It does not
appear how all tho growers in any dis.
trict, or in tho Stato, can bo induced,
not only to sacrifice their crop, but also
to foot tho heavy bills for picking it
clean from tho trees. It is not possible,
eo far, to got growers to agreo on any
proposition relating to tho destruction
of insects, and how thoy can bo mado
to do this immenso work is boyond our
powors of ponotrntion. Wo notico thnt
somo writers are commending tho heroic
trcatmont in destroying tho crop of
apples and pears, as though that would
bo sufllciont. This would not do.' If
Micro aro no apples and poars, quinces
will suit tho moth just as welt, and thoy
will destroy poncho3 also. Wo bought
a box of poaches last week which woro
badly infested. Wo do not mean with
tho larva) of tho poach moth, but with
tho codlin moth larviu. This pest will
tako ono fruit if another is not handy,
and it is hard to tell what it will nol nc
copt on a pinch. Wo consider tho
horoio remedy quito impracticablo both
on account of tho disposition of tho
insect, and it scorns to us that timo oc
cupied in talking in favor of it is wasted.
Lot us doviso Bomothing moro practica
ble. Pacific Rural Press. (S. F.)
To mo, and no doubt to many of my
roadors, thcro is a peculiar charm in
growing choico plants from ecod. How
eagerly wo watch for tho first appcar
anco of tho tiny cotyledons, or seed
leaves, and as cngorly obscrvo their
growth from day to day until thoy still
further oxcite our admiration by produc
ing beautiful flowers. Two kinds that
you can raiso this winter and havo them
in bloom noxt sunimor aro geraniums
and vorbenas. Got a shallow cigar box ;
fill it with sandy, porous soil, bow tho
soods thinly, then dust a littlo sand ovor
tho seeds, just onough to cover them.
Now put on a pioco of damp fiannol ;
keep it thoro and moist until tho seeds
germinate; then you may put on a
pano of glass, and as tho seedlings ad
vanco in strength, romovo tho glass and
let them tako their courso.
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whlti ne whlck no other
miitle f washing can pro
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