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FAEM APPLIANCES. 



mouth of the bag may be closed by means of clamps, 

 figure 110, and the bag hung up in the calf pen. The 

 calf will get its milk slowly and along with plenty of 



Fig. 110. CLAMPS FOB CALF FEBDEB. 



saliva, which is an indispensable aid to digestion. It is 

 the want of an adequate quantity of saliva with the milk, 

 which causes so much indigestion in calves that are al- 

 lowed to drink milk from a pail. 



TWO KINDS OF MILKING STOOLS. 



The construction of a very good milking stool is 

 readily seen in figure 111. Upon a hard-wood board, 



Fig. 111. MILKING STOOL. 



Fig. 112. MILKING STOOL. 



twelve inches wide, one inch thick, and thirty inches 

 long, fasten at right angles a board to serve as a rest. 

 This should be eight inches wide, and as long as the 



