Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 07, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCatarrh Hss troubled mo for 11 years. I Lve taken (our bottles of Hood's BarsaparlUs) and am perfectly oured. I think Hood's Sarsaparllla has no equal, and belleTethat many who are In poor health and have become discouraged, would bo restored to food health If thoy would only glva Hood's Sarsaparilla a fair trial." Wm. J. Bknboh, Aatorla.Ors. HnnH'e Pille ears alt I1t tils, Mlloas. nooa s r'liis nf,htuch.. . WINTER DAIRYING IN DAKOTA. Itl'ay !! AVIioit tlio Tliormiunotor Ii llelcm Zero.' Tlio Imrn was not tin oxpcnslvo one, but would bold 100 head of stock and won cut Into n bank with u nlopo bo that tho ilrnlnnjro wnn perfect. I jot down what tho dairyman lohl ub during the afternoon wliilo ho was caring for his stock. Every cow Ecumed to know her owner aa a friend no linHto, no rudo noiHO, Btartled lior. 'Lnstsnimnor'Batd tho farmer, "I rnli-crt fume corn fodder, millet and oat mid pen hay, with Bomo carrots and sugar beota for n chaugo of food. I contract early for my bran and buy it cheap. My cows nil como in fresh In September and October, going dry through flytitric. 1 begin feeding thou at onco to keop up their flow of milk whilo butter Is high. I never soil for less than 25 cents, uud often 40 cents pei pound. "I put my cows np nights as noon as frost comes and feed inillot, hay and bran. Now. during tho cold of winter I got up nt half pant 0 in tho morning, go to tho barn and givo tho cows their grain feed, consisting of bran, ground oats nnd pens in tho proportion of eight quarts of bran, four of oats and one of pons, or often chaugo to ons of now process oihneal. Then nt 0 o'clock wo milk, running tho milk through a hand separator, feeding my calves nnd pigs tho now sweet skimmilk. Then I give a good feed of com fodder nnd lot my cows nloue till noon, whou I water thorn. Thoy finish up all tlio fodder or inillot in thoir mangers nnd Ho down to chow their cuds till half past 1, whon I again focd them a mnnller grain ration supple incnted with four quarts of chopped roots, nnd nt half past-C go to milking, finishing in one hour. "Myself, boy nnd hired linnd do tho milking. I treat tho milk as in tin morning nnd then fill tho mangors with millet or oat nnd pen hay, first cloaning tut every bit of rubbish left in their mnugcrs, using it for bedding. I nog looted to say I clean their stables every morning, hauling tho offal and litter out on tho field and scattering from each load." He was naked if his cows ought not to bo fed oftoncr. "No," said he, "cowb, with their quadruplo stomachs, need much longor to digest their food. Nei ther do I ronso thorn up at 8 or 4 o'clock in tho morning. I find from observation thoso hours aro thoir very best for sleep ing. Noithor do I let thorn out through tho winter unless it is on somo especial ly bright, sunsliiny day. Thon I find thoy aro ready to return to their stalls for thoir evening meal." "Bat do you not find your feed pretty expensive?" "No, not Tery. I feod about 40 pounds per day of rough stuff. Ono-hnlf is cheap straw, costing nothiug but tho hauling, as I thrash tho oats nnd peas out to use for grain. I figure that my grain focd und roots cost me 20 cents per day; hay, o cents a total of 25 cents ier day, My ekimiuilk und innnuro more thau pay all care nnd other expenses, I feed extra heavy, for this is n cold climate, and 1 want much tnilk for my calves. My cowh avurngo mo 600 pounds of butter per year, besides a fino calf. They are all high grade Ilolsteins, crossed up from tho best dairy cows I could find, I clear 7a on each cow yearly. My pigs, calves, chickens, etc., pay nil expenses, bo I can lay up for my work about $3,000 per y ear. 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