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draws blood, she will begin to eat them. | Ransomes & Sims , Ipswich. They are of si ple construction, 
im an о provonting U this is as follows : When the pigs | easily adjusted з аз to suit pigs Vedi dido: Marten d wan means, religious, moral, and the чв ныг) 
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oli юн cannot hear them, and nip those teeth off with a | to front, and have no sharp edge left in the front, so that a pig | the quality — the stren и, tenaci ity, r “ductility 
thst the sow as this is done, and the pigs put back, | with the heaviest chap can feed with the grestest ease and | —of the metal in his bands and. л 
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E mg aage been aaen emis | bana poon en imum Iri matting lr етер le tint у bourg or биш, an tai 
oes not ap t my bes anks, gentlemen, or your kind attention. 
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Ма SoN fit for either breeding, feeding, | every person, however unlett tter abl, rers MC RE айар, ла shame, Birmingham ninh: ar with — indeed 
anything you may require them for in the | and apply them polish of the emend withoat that Piere 
is T igs in CC NEC PRECII TN power and worth which се vr ee to be the object of 
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— ig thon wneth n the use - need of which we are glad to cla 
оге eir two or three months’ keep; ; "but | Ап Address to the Stude nts of the Royal p Mr. Constable’ s valuable judgme ent, к: Ey writ e 
e plan I have recommended, you clear the| ollege, Cirencester. By the Rev. John Constable, t оп Tues 
having pe eut E The| M.A., Principal. las э apa read ека тта Kingek 
d ыда, pe We refer to this Addres order to welcome the быш lub b Mr. Want, the head master of the 
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ing pr: but when he does go to the place | studies as educators: and contends for „the influence of ** That und religious, moral, and general education 
E ne €— e nm € P efie T w— pe. Met the M eni Society being throw 8 zr form T the the groun ndwork of the education of the farmer, 
mother EE UI Nx went of rails to тогоо thom Some sows, | Scientific and enm onal, rather than merely general between tbe. ме M фе TT CR en prince еы go school, 
especially y е Ms Pr : M v ir pigs а and nc iota training :— ME whilst fully appreciating the importance of the p 
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ot во bitten and punished by the teeth. i p tica al in praetical дн Ае unless you mean by the мир that it vo ry desirable that they should receive sound scientific 
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And I like to have those which are not saved for stock operated “ And, provided a suffici mber of men unite and 
upon a short time previously. The boars I keep for stock are particular labour, € LI of work which а machine under ngage ich instructor, Resolved that di у Асе сеэ», t 
toufined in a shed with a roomy yard, under lock and key ; for н —— day " m red p d mE | from their funds the f 101. towards the purchase of 
rd xr M Error waters До mex i erm may know the cout of their food, indeed may have many accu- | Cliemieal and other appar: Aratus." 
ot act xta cj and any other food which is | Tate statistics, yet he is said to possess only theoretical know- | ^ About eight names were given in the room, and it was 
pee а ре үө о SM y ера Тане ledge, MÀ а € as Lee seit gd labour or — of | believed that a class of abo 
е of the latter all the year on purpose. I will now | 2118, 01 rente borde Ver ance ef т. Constable says in his lecture that—'*If the 
n + f uch a ci ion as this reasonable? Yet it is the conclusion тр y 5 
р P отету у 14 ond bone р иа of those who тууса osu neither i ^ ane n middle class ron out for Aene teachers will be forth- 
much alread: f ; agriculture. It may tak g time to r e preju coming. oubt a Чы will be now made 
ун, мй wilet the sow la feeding, э Рі аго або гоо | but if agricultural colleges have thoir lecture > system fully | to t ч Agricultura College, in. ә hope ub i 
E iren tar cow, sweetened with a little sugar, just to | 1872/6 by contiguous well and profitably managed farms; | ici: Itu Mi) eded by the 
ШЕМЕ Dien to ét Tho mil into а flat wooden | 1 they persistontly open their doors to the "Inspection of | instruction agrienltura science needed by 
trough, With the aides about three quartera ot ET inch t hig jv. | practical men ; if they invite eminent and successful agricul- | Kingscote Patin Club may be provided thence. 
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опсе ог twice, they will drink it, and are S pef о. І n lis 
three or four days I mix half skim milk with the new, and fiot 1n-tho- octare-róom. where the- animals,- the » the €— Memoranda. 
likewise some oatmeal and a little fine sh: : mera live stock, are before both pupil and examiner, еце then, I 
omit thenew milk and sugar, and in their sten ad Some -— am sanguine enough to belio eve that it will yet be confess ed INDIAN AGRICULTURE AND “ REH.” 
Indian Cornor Barley. T ‚ аз I have stated befi ftor | that Buch colleges cam teach practical” as il as theoretical rem followin aii on the effects of drainage and of evapora- 
lurowing, shonld be fed for a few days on mild food, such as | ^Ericulture, and that the rev] voa of the successful ^15 in a бота WINS AAN h bM ue» неар 
bran mixed with id students is not an object un worthy the attention of the Royal ere rain a eat and dr ug are 
warm milk, two or three days add a 1 excessive, are interestin to English agriculturists. e 
1ш Barley or Bean-meal, and increase tho quantity of these as | ABricnltural Society of m аге taken from the Fried nd of India ia of Oc о. 13, IS 1864 " 
the pigs keep gro * Foi few weeks after the pigs “ Whether M s wise for this Society to expend а = d 
taken off the sow, they са too well or too frequently ; v — of m n the direct reward of intelligent pec IN the year 1858 it was found that many wi th 
but care must be taken not to m too much food at а | enlighte raris 18 My а doubtful question. AN e villages on the ba nks of the Jumna Canal ere 
“ш qoae Dom бг EM. Коре out, for t ill know th de at боргове аге [ep ramen UE the apes emen i ty in rou ens of the "i Чаш 
variety of meal, such as Wheat, Maize, Байа. ELS ша what, б Аа in mere money would be an equivalent to " of their « crops. The сыно of this failure loo ked incom- 
M io mix together. І нА ее degree се grantel by the Royal — tural Society, if the latter | pre! sown 
pv and then scald ы ті ith boiling water, vcri jx pO E БЫ эзел) АЫ ы эсир į | old, and there was no change in any respect except in 
Sprin t. The cooking house is tted up with a | that 18, 89 P the im Madres e that EA „еу мева? тырт чер 
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mix all with cold. wate: d feed with cold food. it, and Colonel wer Smith made a report on the 
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and soil occasionally, and | British agricultu 
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pri iud it might ca them, Bere Pigs oug А е е E We do not like the tone of the following |i nquiry it p roved that the Seton i in the — was 
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бд le orod them, not even the prize animals. | long established imd recognised basis is the best—it is | mixture of common salt, with much sulphate of soda, 
а great many gentlemen A merely to sty polish is а the ES рчы іп нище таа зин — — of —— The w: ^i - 
pigs’ tails falling off. i Ае ; indeed, it ma. pe estioned w ether [of the Jumna Canal did not bring it to the soi 
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{айе іп the spring and summer as in | стаз tastes of youth, ка to reassume the garb of the surface.” Lient.-Col. Turnbull agreed with Col. Smi 
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т y meri Mr. Constable т proceeds to say that “plain speaking | could do any harm to the — About the potency of 
to divide them. T PAY | оп this subject is much to be desired.” And we act on no дот 
Another. Several hey farrowed within an 4 м Ребе ; ; : : 
b i t nfid into what is called in the collection of i 
Bot оге sely pets but 54 love of money that is the теаПу Ьу Government, a * dry swamp.” Mr. Sherer wrote :— 
nat Jant some influence; and one which exists as mis- «Тап d so affec Kod has, nt first sight, all the appearance 
breeding. ously in the heart of the mes 4 educated man | of fen or — and you are surprised you pr 
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ө I must So e pigs aro Sor | un ickly grew up, : 
th E ERA edd will n Idi M ON. "o alone is here › supposed to hold the money-maker's | wou! uit. The ; 
T This is a subject which Their has | tools in his hands. Iti ae "iom ** polish ” is ere or|been thrown into the Jumma itself. e 
tren ted troughs wes eue ME judge from the badiy- | © tarnish ” is meni as end— сея 1 either is n-|on the inhabitants E necessarily most disastrous: 
С m; Verre, Nat being ablo to to buy, or | sidered as the real object Een nin; h tor | Sir John — issioner of 
designed 1 comfortably I turned my attention to them. ^ опу, that he will be moet m to fail of the|the Punjab, and dio e people had every security 
50, which have been m manufactured by Messrs, | work which he is wanted for. Let him ply his|that their troubles e not be lost sight of, In point 
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