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2. Town Lot No. 59, in the Sth Hun- dred in Charlottetown, south of Euston Street and near Bayfield’s corner, with four tenements.
3. Part of Common Lot No. 22, between Euston and Chestnut Streets, having a width of 156 feet 6 inches on Chestnut Street and 51 feet 9 inches on Euston Street, including the large building of four tenements on Chestnut Biseet.
4. That Feld in the Royalty, with Red Barn, adjoining Mr. Maurice Blakes, con- taining three acrea.
5. Farm of 75 acres on Township No. 38, in King’s County, adjoining the rail- road and next the farm of the late Donald McEachern.
6. Building Lot and House at Summer- side, south of Church Street, now occu- pied by Jobn E. Delaney as tenant to the subscriber.
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AY, JANUARY 3,
THE DAILY EXAMINER.
GROWING PIG PORK.
Methods of a Man Who Spent Eight Years Zearning the Right Way. “How long have you been growing | swine?” I asked. | “T have made it a specialty for 17
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| ticular attention for only eight years, | more particularly as to the adaptation ef foods and getting two crops a year.”
| “Did you ever try towork in more | than two crops a year?”
| “I tried once to bring in litters a little | closer. My pigs had been coming in | May, and I wished to breed so that I | eould get early fall pigs. To do this 1 must breed whilethe pigs were suckling, but found it was not a success.”
“When do you wish to have them come?”
“Between March 20 and April 10 as a rule—to be exact, in the last week of March. I have had them come in Feb- ruary and toward the last of April, but aaa dates do not serve my purpose 60 well.”
“Why do you prefer the dates named?”
“For three reasons: 1. The pigs are ready to go into grass by the time it will do, which as a general thing will be about weaning time, when they are 10 weeks old. 2. I can fatten them out early in the fall before cold weather, when they are from 6 to 7 months old— during October—and feed them or grass. 8. In this way I can breed for a second litter and have them come in the first half of Beptember. I want the sow to rest about three weeks after the pigs are weaned before she is bred again.
“Pigs coming early in September get a good start on before cold weather setsin. I feed the fall litter off in April or early in May. I never run over 10 days in May. After that tinie | never wait fora rise in the marat. Again. they are ready for market 11 the fall be- fore the packing season commiences and before prices have been crowded down, and in spring they seil after the packing season is over, when there is a demand for prime block hogs, and packers are pushing the market up for their stocks. Until last fall | always got the bighest prices of the year in this way. A great item in this arrangement is having grass to grow both crops with I make prepa- rations for fall and winter pasture for the winter feeding and aim to have No. 1 pasture. If my farm were large and | could have blue grass for early spring pasture, I would prefer it.”—Interview in Rural New Yorker with O. A. Cory of Ohio,
Stable Vices.
Stable vices may be considered to in- clude the following long list of offenses against the code of laws made for the stabled horse and enforced by the stable- men. They are: Getting loose from the headstall, hanging back, leaping intothe manger, turning round in the stall, ly- ing under the manger, halter casting casting in the stall, kicking the stal post, weaving, pawing, eating the litter, kicking at man, biting, crib biting, wind sucking.
Hanging back in the collar is an at- tempt to get free by bursting the throat latch or cu..ar rein, and in some cases great force is applied in this way—s much 80 that many horses have broken their hips from the sudden giving way of the halter, letting them back so that they fall over and injure themselves ir- remediably. The only cure is a strong chain and a headstall that no force will break, after trying to burst which a few tines the horse will almost always de- sist. If the manger is not very firmly placed, nnother ring should be fixed im the wall by piercing it and screwing a nut on the back.—Horseman.
at Majesty’s Bull.
"Queen Victoria is not above turning &) honest penny by the breeding of prize c ttle and the showing off of the same at the agricultural fairs. Some time
MAJESTY’S BULL. since she sold one of her own champion Shorthorns to the Earl of Feversham for more than $5,000. The illustration gives a picture of the head of Fairfax, a 3-year-old roan Shorthorn exhibited at the Royal Agri-
cultural show at Chester Fairfax did not get a prize, though he was pro- nounced “grand looking” and got the “highly commended” certificate. Anoth- er one of her majesty’s cattle, New Year’s Gift, did get the championship, however, so that the premium did not go out of the family.
Live Stock Points. After a hog is fat enough, sell him. Stay not upon the order of his selling, but sell at once,
The hard, horny knots on the inside of horses’ legs are said to beaseful in draw- ing waste matter off from the animal's system. In England these knots are called chestnuts.
Common concentrated lye that is sold for washing and scrubbing is as good as anything for killing the budding horns on young animals. More of it will be required, however, to take off the horns of Dorset lambs than these of other animals, for the Dorset lamb is born with horns.
Constitution in a horse is like consti- tution in the human race. In breeding a family of horses nothing is more nec- essary then to select those that are tough and enduring, bearing unusual strains of work or weather well. Some horses will drop down and die froma little cold or hard driving or overfeed- ing. Others cannot be killed apparentiy.
Dorset early lambs bring generally the highest prices For Over Fifty Years.
An Ovp Aypv Wet Triep Remepy.—
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