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Show t t ! ' t dozen It will pay to give more attention to them. E. Wing in roPonLTEY. 4 Farmer. - "'C'; . , C; S chapters for tiNg ff;f HORAE pUP Poultry Notes. whether or not he can his hens farmers, Operate This pay a profit in, winter. make too We often of the Farm A Few forget this and consider the man that ,,rttent Care " of Five Stock can breed up a' to tb prize winning bird as a eing success, while the man who simj roottT . , t i U r tl 1 1 f ply keeps on his ifld way turning N the handling of vested money over and making a clear the milch cow while profit Is forgotten. Frequently the least dry, the success or successful men, make the most noise, failure of the dairy and men that have made a failure of 'r iS Ain fl'Ut's tr,. Ars,. ica- ro fj herd Cjc- - iottri;,, rim ,rta.e-, a- H a3 ;;. n -- :d- - aa in, is bfc. I :fwhat is really 'the position? Anws thr d are gov-lW- s; , ,,st profitable to eight weeks , moderate Equal, nsiderable iples whlaL trade cea-ni- i f Gui rrans-Mi- s done by ering from from tha expense, intents nc house under-th- e natural - !! rexas. ejoicing iekers En- on pr0- - . round rest is The little investment in a single hen shows up splendidly when put onto paper. Her cost and the proportionate cost of the peps, and utensils are the investment. yards The feed and care are the running expenses, and the eggs and flesh are the Returns. It is a pleasant thing to use paper and keep a correct account evenf of this little business. We think most of our readers would be surprised at the showing their flocks would make, were all tbe costs and receipts reduce to paper. A flock that we know of as suffered heavy losses during the past, year. The owner wras of the strong impression that he had not made a cent during the twelve months. So Jhe took account of stock on the first day of December. To his surprise he discovered he had cleared 40 per cent,! and too, reckoning all of his birds atthat, a less figure than they would, bring If killed and dressed. He' was just a little discouraged before that, but now concludes he would like to have a large sum of money as well Invested. ,c Cera-s- t the I i I $448,-b- e ding produce eggs. first principles of Corn stover Is a The old question of temperature comes if properly saved, but to the fodder front this winter as usual. A ad-.- a and straw, without any grain reader of the .Farmers Review gives is an unsatisfactory ration upon this little piece of Information, which to build, hopes of a satisfactory may prove of use to some: He says :ilng season. We believe that where that last winter he kept a thermometer milks ten or eleven months per in his housd and another outside. He should be' fed as rieh and was to see how little differastonished j that she sfylng a ration during her resting ence was there between the two, only if the best fod as while milking, or four five egrees, as a general thing. irni are to be had. We never knew He nailed over the Inside of his ul suc-ilpaper was not a fcfjnef to do this who house and raised the difference Jthat han-- j dairyman. The cow thus two or three degrees, but not nearly comes to parturitioiji period in a so much as he had hoped. This fall nourished condition, pnd will, if it he has beefi putting coal ashes into his her-r liter, give a good account of hen house, principally to act as an abvrhile her famished sister will sorbent. It has seemed to do more than jd the first, three months of her re-- i that. Ope paorning recently, when the ling period in an attempt to out of doors was about thermometer her lost conditio physically, and 18 degrees! below the freezing point, she as is a too comomn practice, went he into his hen house to take :esin in the springj by the time she condition pastures are away a pap of water he had left there in normal the previous night. He expected to jg, heat and flies do the rest, and find it frozen solid, but instead he found j is fast drying up;1 ahd at the end 5he is on the it not yet reduced to the congealing six or eight months point, while the temperature around 7 list But the trotible does not him was as high as desirable for poulihere. The longer she is dry the time, and the hens is she fed as a rule, and thus try in winter e to He is of the opinseemed happy. evil grows. F. J. S in Farmers' of ashes over the the ion foot that ;ocace. floor prevented a good deal of, cold from getting In jioffor there is no doubt that a Eutterlne licenses Decreasing, great deal cold does come up through will be a matter of 'profound concthe floor, It is a good idea to look iliation to our readers who are all after the warmth of the floor as well rested in honest butter to know as' the sides, ends and roof of the house. d the butterine licenses in Chicago Fall Cheese. As a general thing ft xg October have fallen much short Is more difficult to make good cheese hose of tbe year before; 201 licenses issued during the month, .while in fall than in summer. This Is owing ng ths month of October, 94, 252 largely to the difficulty of keeping the issued. The receipts from the curing, room at an even temperature. hedt Is allowed to run down to j of stamps were $71,030.34, while the If the were $82,-1- 1 70 degrees or less during the night ipts in October, '94, a proper fire, and then The falling off is not limited to through lack of the day, amount double to that month of October. During the the chances are that during originally good :h of September but 97 licenses to ruined. Half of be is cheese likely s issued, as against 230 during the the time out of the twenty-fou- r hours '.e month in 94. For August, the on account a as rock as hard be will her was 70, and for August, 94, It and of the hardening of the butter-fa- t .,100 licenses will have to be issued soft and then very caseine by cold, November if the butterine business excessive the of remainder by day the equal that of 94. We called the Is fall that mistake Another hlon last week of our readers to heat. too made often are large, becheeses great decrease in the use, of oleo-garicure as not will quickly as in Boston, the result of the cause they Is an which important kings of the Massachusetts law. small oups. Is on when weather the Reckon to hat is necessary to confine the busi- - thing cool. Moreover, cheeses should be to its legitimate channels Is the over and oiled in cool weather tment of similar laws in every turned as in summer, since a, which can be done only by con--- S just as frequently their curing. Altoalso hastens vigilance on the part of dairy-- a, this the process of cheese making is resulting in national legislation gether a science than many would enforcement. Creamery Gazette. for the best cheese and that which'' commands the highest prices, Some Poultry Methods. is produced by those who are the most maae poultry a success, they expert and careful at its manufacture. receive good care and manage-- t, Danish dairyHints from Denmark. skim-milthe same as k stock, other and any their waste never men a we want milk, lots of it, and good back It take whey, not a drop. They r. we protect our cows from from the factory and are glad to do nnd feed them what we think so. The milk is utilized before being rroduce rich milk and butter. good returned to the dairyman. Tt is used e we must have for our poultry a in the household for cooking; It is fed I' where there will to pigs and calves, and made Into cf sunshine and .protected cheese. They never allow the calves the day as well as from by night to euck their dams, but raise them skim-mil- k Jcrms. the of hand. The greater part feed I Is made into cheese, but little of ever( found to make ! ?733 wkeat, not threshed, but is exported, being used at home. this' I feed to and It is of good quality and when rightly them straw-hea- d Cr they have picked the wheat made skim-mil- k cheese is not to be its heads, one, has the straw for J- It would pay any farmer or South' Americans Grading Up. jman to have wheat cut and bulls bred Aberdeen-Angu- s straw and all; have it loose or Three high shipped from Scotland to and feed what they need. were recently breeders. They are " Mt is 50 cents per bushel South American only month some Here-forevery . also j no feed so getting cheap as wheat. and Galloways. Shorthorns the winter, if the ground is lost our courage have we snow, they must be pro-- 1 Thus while and improving our h oyster-shelor ground bone and quit breeding even in the face of growing ex, rrb Feeding wheat heads rattle trade, with the markets of the port to litter !7Vvng grain among with high grade beef. no scratch for exercise, for world to supply is getting in shape to pkch to get the wheat out South America the European trade with us. ending of the j development. tiie Uaitec to in tbeir places, but fodders Jjne a cow to these while dry is lack of uns evidence of a total he export king turnips, foij instance, are food Cana nal. pe-.li- le energy. B tb'-agu- tount coming in. quantity of milk is a drain on the system ,olj dry is a necessary resting her ,i which she is to recruit comes and 5ippl with- But wherein Lotting or building up it the or unbalanced? is insufficient Pght tO til' sures milk ll a length ot titne.'and the S up c; The earn a&ua Caua J on 1 " nw ei the Sabbath! eats little Thing during that day, feeling ,firoia be a waste1 ot food. Ha. f Bethinks so! Is the compar- -' relevant one? -- siuraber c' says: -- j among tendency the toward farmers opinion that when a cow is not giving milk she should exist, if not on the little more. Of t least on very does he farmer himself who v 3 poultry raising are the readiest to tell There is a other people how to grow poultry and il ,ffl c - de- largely pends. Uuex nturi 5t3-Lli- in- j ' OQ his only ie way. harbor i out e and Cahill be given body is ia-- k over the ass (whose Shall Make heap lands 38 II j It j e v e -- a ne 2 3 -- cultry-hous- e, I . c -- Ex. - mon to1'23 L Sir no cf t23 ae3 greater valent jto teeth. - ds ls dvn- - four ( 3 ppeal ot prect- i3 lS3L,- - Hrls nglS'i' ti;o b? ' ; ! -- V, , woof3 ' .panyi 7- an and Pinions. o day greatest egg pro-- , The great trouble with ns is that they think tbe t through the entire year of ; f kr.g. Mot long ago I hauled r3 to a man whee wife kept "When unloading It nr cf corn would fall on V v,ru3d pick it up for fear 1 get a grain. tYell, 1 tough cn the poultry. f o j rme aa any other are 0 cents per 5"-- 1 -- 1 ron A MAMMOTH SPAN. GEORGE HARD. well-know- One of the tests of or not a man is a successful whether raiser is poultry READERS. FFAX3 Killing: Cholera Germ. Mr. J. C. Hanna, the n breeder of Poland-Chin- a hogs, takes Orange County Flttsbwrs Capitalists Contemplate a Plane for Tliat CItr. the position very positively that buryA charter was Issued at Harrisburg ing the hogs that have died of cholera to is merely storing up the germs of the yesterday the City Incline Flane disease for future use, and insists company of Pittsburg, which proposes that they should in all cases be burned. to build a gigantic incline plane from The very destructive prevalence of a point on Fourth avenue over the cholera this fall makes it important Monongahela river to the top of Mount that methods of future protection shall Washington. It is reported that the be efficient, and if it be not sufficient company is backed by s venal wealthy to bury the carcasses, the g Pittsburg men. The plane they have public want to know it The in view is designed to carry passenBureau of Animal Industry in Farmers Bulletin No. 24, issued for the express gers from , the center of the business purpose of giving the farmers of the portion of the city to the top of Mount country practical information as to just Washington at a comparatively easj grade and without the discomforts, of what they should do to prevent outbreaks of the disease and its continued transfershasand slow service. The engineer prepared plans for the Propagation when It has once broken structure, which provide for a total out, says that If any hogs die their carlength of about 3,500 feet, and a casses should be Immediately burned width of 40 feet, with double tracks or deeply buried and the places where and a grade of between 9 and 10 per they have lain or the ground over which cent. The colossal feature of the enterthey have been dragged should be disIn the great suspension infected with carbolic acid or lime. prise appears across the span Monongahela river, The laws of the various states also re1,300 feet in length, which would quire that carcasses of dead hog3 shall make it the second longest span ln hi burned or burled. The Iowa statute the country, only being exceeded ln requires a burial of two feet. The Kanlength by the gfeat Brooklyn bridge, sas statute requires burial, and Secrewhich has a span of 1,565 feet long. at either end average 250 tary Coburn, of the Kansas State Board The towers feet in height, and the floor of the of Agriculture, in recently calling atas planned, will cross Car-sotention to the necessity for compliance structure, 200 feet above the street with the statute, says that burial at grade. Thealmost Mount Washington end of once not less than three feet is the the plane, which in reality is nothing safest and most practical way to disbut a gigantic high grade suspension pose of the carcasses. The laws of bridge, will be 350 feet above city other states doubtlesc contain the same datum. The cars are to be operated by caprovision, and all seem to he based and run at high speed. This will bles, upon the belief that if the carcasses he be rendered by the peculiar burie'2, the, germs will die before they construction possible of the plane,, which is have time to work to the surface. Now, nothing more than a larger model of if this be untrue, and if the burial of the high-spee- d suspension bridge bethe carcasses is only storing the germs ing erected. The plane' is of the susup for future use, the swine-growipension type, with a stiffening truss to the steel columns, the strain riveted certo public ought know it. Burning is to the masonry. No transferred tainly an efficient remedy. There can being be will obstructions placed In the way be no question when this course is of river Interests. The promoters for pursued about the destruction of the this reason expect no opposition. germs; but there are objections to Pittsburg Times. burning, part of them founded upon scarcity of fuel and part of them upon A Lawyer Tarn. the objections of the community to the Attorney A. T. Vogelsang of San stench and foul) smoke which arise Francisco tells this story: Dennis from the imperfect methods of cremation practicable on the farm. Still, if Spencer, the Napa luminary, was callburning Is essential o tbe destruction ed upon by a Chinese one evening, of the germs, burning It ought to be. when the following dialogue ensued: One Chinese kill another Chines And here is one of the points to which a hatchet; how much you charge with we have been urging the organized atmake him clear? tention of breeding associations. Are Illtake the case, said Mr. Spenthe laws which provide for the burial for cer, $1,000? of carcasses adequate to the prevention Alle light,' said the Chinaman, T of the spread of disease? If not, then be back after while. that clause should be amended out of In about a week he returned to Mr. the law. The statutes all need to be Spencers office and laid down $1,000 Improved in their executive features, ln gold coin on his table. Mr. Dennis too. They are left to execute themswept the cojn into the drawer. Well, the Chinese, he dead. selves, and no human law will do that. Who killed him? The systematic disinfection of cars and T did. the efficient prohibition of all traffic-lWhen did you kill him? m diseased animals are absolutely esLast night. sential to the preservation of the swine Industry, and those engaged in it should move and move in force. Homestead. . swine-growin- n Boot ai A. V. HAGT7 life Choice Fresh Llect Slioe A perfect fit guaranteed. Repairing in aJ Its branches. Special attention callod ma-t hi new etjla. Universal feed aewing chine docs all ita work Inside cf the atoa. Two doori north cf Union, Main fit., NephL Malleln for Glanders. We have on the highest veterinary la ' I If yen are going to Carefully compounded. Han or express orders promptly atteaed to. Large Stack at Salt Lake prices. SOUTHER!! (i LUNT, - - NEPHI, KANSAS CITY, SOLICITED. TRADE f.lHALLY LflDIS ST. OB UTAH. VIA iuiit NEPHI, CAPITAL SURPLUS 050,000 337,500 r' VI on ii UTAH. I (luJi 1 RAILWAY. BANKING GENERAL L , In All Its Branches. J No tiresome layovers. Closcbconnections in union depots. And positively the quickest resit J. H. EeicXsox, Gbo. C. Whitmore, President. W. W. Armstrong, Cashier. Vice-Preside- Krorri Utah) Atlantli . J. M. C. the Great Rivers and Ocean. Elegant and thoroughly modern Equipment and To OSTLER, Manufacturer and Repairer of In which the seats are free to holdcrfe-oregular train ticket. All kinds of shoes made to order. Workmanship second to none. First door south of Tabernaele, - MAIN STREET, Chair Oar Reclining BOOTS AND SHOES. NEPHI. Call on or address t H. B. ICOOSER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE COMMERCIAL AND PRODUCE . Room 21 Morlan Block,' AT TUB Salt Lake City, MKlC Good FREIGHT AND PASSENGER i at bottom prices fir spot cash. JIIO. DEV8IIUP, f Casl Main Street, - - OR - Utah,, - H. C. jTOWNSEN!, ; m. & General Passenger DZZZZZ2 T. Met Agent St. Louis, Mo. Mill Work a Specialty. Complete Line of Builders Supplies. IBIS i X2r Manufacturers of and Dealers in . ot C--f ItloJtW utail Windows, Hardware, Doors, Mixed Faints, Pickets, , Mouldings, Coal, . Coffins, t Combination Wire Fenee, etc. j Caskets, Special attention given to mail orders and the Southern Trade. By ordering from us you save the freight from Salt Lake City to thii point. i ; Grace Brothers, NEPHI CITY UTAHL OSTLER & ALLEN, ' : f t Dealers in and Manufacturers of HOPPLES, NOSE SACKS, ETG. . i We also carry a full line ef i a JjJJl Horse Furnishing- Goods - - Blind Horses.It is said that there far UME EEL are more.bllnd horses In America than and are these country, other in any found chiefly where they, are stabled aad county Newspapers tren til pJMta C7 and highly fed for the purpose of fatVuX it seems to hear a symtening. Blindness we On ipstlmn frea DstreSt aaS ct3 thus insee, with relation, . whsra. pathetic share serious source Another la Zrery thing RZSTEOTAELS. to mar-v- digestion. There is nothing like going should from the bad, unwholesome stables in A Firia with attractive goods. Eggs but the cities. Ex. fTIID FUIirCT WATKIt ON EARTH. ln tldy be dean for Ci Cl Treeiiies. Thii Water la a C.AU make a rule of washing them, seaat this stop hens fresl1" laying of the If appearance ANXEXD CHILIS far 3 11 takes away the as is not unusual, a off the year, of are son wiped soiled spots of feed for a few days will Cissies ofthe Kidneys and become stains, notMnS change often stajrt them into business again. Uls ox Application. else is required. Eg. and with any variety of hens, Always, of trade board MUG. Utica J. F. GIBE 3, Prop. brings tbe best results. variety in feeA Cixyers on the 0r)even se t0 buy elenew renewed and are . . . have decided Di:.3i:::irr, taxda Appetites any cheese Ex. , supplied. on commission ments handle after the first of November. GRACE BROTHERS Lumber Yard OSTLER & 00KEY, THE DEBERET HOUSE. riaa i Butter, Lard, Sausage , r:.i's lie rare and ask for a ticket that Wholesale and Retail Bute tiers, C Ycur patronage solicited. V authority that the diagnostic agent known as mallein is a sure test for the existence of' glanders in the horse and mule. There is an article In the OXJK.3233 American Veterinary Review by Professor Nocard of Alfort, in which he PORK begins a resume of the results of test- BEEF ing over 9,000 horses with mallein and HUTTON VEIL closes by saying: From all that precedes it results that the systematic use of mallein constitutes the surest, the ALSO quickest and the least expensive means to relieve the most seriously affected center of glanders. ByHhe use of this agent glanders can be detected in its earliest and mildest formj and it can be clearly told whether a suspeeted case is of glanders or of some less serious disease of the air passages. CaliNEPHI CITY, UTAH. fornia veterinarians are now receiving mallein from the Bureau of Animal Free delivery to any part of the city; Industry at Washington and are using it under the authority of the, boards of supervisors in some counties. Every facility should be given the horse ownR. E. L. COLLIER, C,E. ers for the application of the test, to the end that glanders may be stamped out. We notice that the1 colony of Engineering in ail its Branches. Queensland gives notice that it will apply mallein and make its quarantine Land and Irrigation Work a Specialty against imported horses less severe. Southwestern Stockman. Engineer fer Centrel Land and Irrigatioi Co., Clear late Land and Irrigation Co Fillmore Land n.d Irrigation Co. and Whit ' It Lanu ind Irrigation Co. . of Mountain the Quality.-r-the is, Up Keep utmost importance that we maintain Office: Court House, Fillmore, Utah. the quality of our live stock, and the only way to do this is to strive hardde-to lacks improve it. Good beef never or1 abroad. In THE DESERET DAIRY GO. mand either at home influence in creating a is It potent fact. HAS FOE BALE which makes a fellow feeling that The kind. Britisher mortal wondrous FULL CREAM CHEESE. has a warm spot in his heart for a good bit of American roast, though he may Deseret is Doted for the fine quality not tell about it and the American of its Milk, Butter and Cheese- - Giv epicure keenly relishes a bit of English o nr products a trial. mutton, well prepared, though he may not tell about it, either. Our export N. S. BISHOP, trade in live stock and meats has SUPT. reached enormous- proportions. Our to stand sharp products, however, have the worlds in markets, competition and in order to hold our own .we have got to give close attention to the healthiness of our live stock and to it quality. JL and Bclejca.. MoNALLY & LUKT, n OSTLER & 0CKEY, V.J jg Hutton, Veal, CLijicd Be:! ng j V v. Sheep: Mens and Cowboys Outfits. ; WE GUARANTEE . CUPIDCfiE"' This Vegetable MANHOOD RESTORED Vitaii jwr.the grrf-a- t I cure vou of all of a famous French physician, will qu.ckly or Uia'a.ses of the generative orsr&it, such Lost Man bod,. an i oycar ,r to Constipation, it Stops ed lead, which If not rh ness discharge, m of I horrors potency. the ULFOrtC AND AFTER all Sidneys and the urinary organ of cUlmpormes. iqj-p- muh tijfeIver s- - and ue ', y f |