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Max 25, 1861.] 
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ity in taking them away, for she 
1 d I had Eros A — 
place, an approach her. As "-— M I had 
would 9 allow 
she kind to 
rag T! ES E Sut y fee rt think prain eight 
weeks old is a "А time for t the pigs, and I like to 
have them operated u short time previous. 
Аз far s the feeding of my pigs is concerned, it 
say I I give e them sugared milk, some, when they 
isk ж кз. back is turned, qe their ой into the 
troughs e the food, a say they аге sure it 
» physic; y sib hat stolen en of the food to have 
nalysed. Now I will try an iu sco boe Td ed. 
to feed the five or six days old, with 
„ъй mixed with MD р very ST POT. and a small 
s like e I will show РЧ 
А! f meal, вх 
ce or twice а 
zive Mou ny | 
jan, they рет clear up at a time. n pir 
€ will be found n beneficial to wash th 
eek ; this is quickly done 1.2 ms hands, 
repay any one for the t Ia rn ^ 
— M very often brushed. If you wil pum ryt - ex 
een this and the common M of treatment, you 
eyin Store pigs 
i 
airy, when a bad bred one will refuse. I have 
refuse anythi n ie pr animals. n my 
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had sold pigs, in proof of the statements he had made. 
E extraordinary specimens of Mr. Stearn's success 
the breeding and iuda of pigs were then brought 
into the: Ес and en the attention of the meeting 
for an hour before the discussion pro- 
The ©: с н ды а breeding sow belonging to 
neighbour of "p y hich was produced as a contrast to 
When this anim Sal was Tm side by side with one 
x ^r. "it earn's the poni ntrast ро duced а goaid deal of m eni- 
t; but we were informed by tho 0 1 
this not an u n of t of young 
"breeding so Its жыз ue ара nine А E аз was also 
that of one а? Mr. Stearn's, placed beside it: the former 
weighed 4 stone; the latter about 16 or 17 stone. 
— т sows in pig. The last specime! 
m he Fram 
pro- 
КӨ ЫБ uses, which 
of the ysdge shaped prn 
Th 
little the pigs ate. 
| 
| ed 
bar" iughter. 
| ien m feed one of these young breeding so 
| all, and think he was going. 
tore pigs will always оствотое the refuse from Ы 
ботнет, ү” 96 request "of EN Stearn, then m 5 breed 
M 
specimen Еа 
gham and Cante: 
bury prize. Mr. Stearn also — one Y the light Nor- 
Pary prize ghs In the of which he had added a proporti; 
bar to prevent the pigs ag immer. 
which he said Чи would often break He also 
=ч ICH 
of food of some kind. 
«d coal It wo gra iyw ч very earliest moment, at 
he 6th day after they were borr 
e of the mother к fed. with ё а Е Lora sha arps, and, 
i —Was the 
mf eld said | le received that candid statement with | 
greai satisfaction. He hoped Mr. Stearn — A 
чы вата а to tell them the kind of fe E Ыр animals co! 
for instance, in the first six, seven. ight аас Phe | 
ко һаа Буа es ut "A 9, Should сві по hesitation 
n pro ing M f pig b 
and f fati ое 
Mr. Stearn: I will tell you what I will йо 0, 
St will allow ny 
one sA take that pig, and the Club shal le 
It could not be done with those doses! whole se 
they were taken from the s 
undergoes 
| similar to those of other species of the order to which 
d d it rs на : 
еедегз | 
SERE 
ries or succession of Changes has not been 
agen in an still le n traced 
D. hepatieum. Reasoning from analogy and 
|ebeerraton it may be inferred, with almost entire 
certainty, that the D. hepaticum changes 
but flock-masters will require somethin 
e pos vn and practical than the 
sad a ingenious, that 
intoa 
to feed and take care of him for a ved 
E period you like, and I will engage to 
will consume less food than an 
маа апа € shall feed ira d on auythin 
pe 
or what wd 
think pro 
ick Market, Baid 
Mr. Bloo . Stearn h: 
stated. Ho 
pigs ate, h ye 37s that w 
the floors ot Ба й. with as 
to do the work. When 
e men were 
He was 
the asphalt. 
him lay their piggeries with азрһа! 
satisfied w 
vise every та to let 
to have some comp 
ws for two or Pres 
uld - rise at 
МП n't give 
r. Stearn: I should very much like 
weeks. Ithink he would feed her so vo hor she со 
star too 
her little enough. Ihave ept herup to bri et hehe. 
M вот said he had not = нА the black "Ве lue long, 
е hardier ti ite. 
tfai young Clover ; now the 
t crack. Tho blacks 
in three 
with coals, Tia on not 
"и та coals. Не thought 
good breeders S чош ga 
Я They | 4 ану first- is pigs 
ptem, but he rine he should meet Mr 
on again some day, and he would endeavour 
а 
tearn : Мг, Sexton speaks of my scrubbing, and д 
agree with и чы mud е : don't think it costs so much 
d | ihan ошсеа т w him We don’t wash them 
n on 
ЕА (исап said—It was по little honour that they had 
Tbey might go 
rmere' clubs, and p 5- e 
say whai 
еа went to Am а 
meetings anywhere іп 
of the list. They Be their tanks to Mr. Sexton, and 
cultural sho w in Framlingham, 
they woul ^A very best aci 
Show his xe du а АГ Жы bed for himself. They also 
than diga r. Stearn for a sound practical lectur a short 
ө ОБМЕН asked Mr. Sexton what he geve his pigs, and 
мъ he gave the food warm ог cold ? 
Mr. Barri said as soon as the pigs would eat he gave them 
a little meal or Oats; the Oats whole, He never дате them 
Mr Sus bs M wert gov iod АКП. 
Mr. Sexton said Lentils and Oats were 
P r three months o 
ittlo t before "that Ponar A мга not m 
He gave eve erything eo cold, in iter and 
ig found if he gave warm victuals, when the pigs 
go eks old ен ungs were gone. 'He sold his pigs 
or Londo on, at between 4 and 5 months old, at about 5 Доре. 
n Td killed th th om at from 40lbs. to 70lbs. weight, Не 
1 веб 
y pig of ar te weight i 4, itho 
Аан me: 
gla tearn was 
He hoped Mr. Stearn would | 
lt. | 
i the. 
^ interesting account of s 
2 shee 
rp іесев со A 
all 8 by Mr. Darby, of 
[tob elaborate discussion, by Mr. Burnett, of 
—а useful account by Mr. Tegetmei. er of Poultry as 
Farm Stock—a report by Professor Backman on the 
Cultivation— ection of 
agricultu: exper eport by 
Mr. үшү: оп the quem resources of Cornwall. 
с hus sufficient matter of local interest (for 
tho west of Бар, үке it most fatally prevailed), 
eneral interest, to make the 
ore England ign to ser to red and p 
tion to | Re 
dpe wo of g the sow from t wal wine she lies 
for th E the young as soon as they would. He could 
9 арзый ап үс узул fen to н а хаа a x р i a old. He did not agree wi 
less than T wonderful an of e pig tribe wbich he ы 
exhibi: to convey an ide ро great care, 'verance, 
and skill in the work in which ho takes во inuch del t i «| млн Good mektig Aey pigs e hy y 
RR ug MEG rU 
Au m ec e ast one question, 
XE. of a pig man himself. k ion, | their cere thanks to Mr. Stearn for the useful practical 
Stearn's o as that coal was MPO: а * information he had given them 
£ertain extent, but iE оо much. What was the quantity of | The vote of thanks was given with mui m | 
coal that ought to be given to a pig? ' (Abridged from the East Suffolk Mercury.) 
. 8 said that not being inted with the p : 
ties of coal, he had had А8. ded experionce, an е 
ing that experience very near losing many o 4 | 
e used coal as an astringent, and it acted pose 
JMbíelos. 
Journal of the AE and ge A England Society. 
L I 
not | volume at once өре for the Bath and West of 
lish 
roper for any Eng 
or Scottish fa 
Fro m, 
graph, to w. 
Suflicient né 6 some of our 
ought to undertake the labour ne 
out the estio: 
d СЫ dn eached. me suffer materia 
from the want t of uniformity in the names of sorts. 
eports of Wheat, for эы m different quarters 
veh country, dee rere f the same sort under 
differe mes, and — I believe, erops of 
different adm under a n name. lt is to be 
сы that a full °бйеошоп оГ [zc of all des анч 
denis Á€— 
ram A CES 
Mw i i provo SP ea 
to. 
farmers со! 
convey to io. agrion cultural readers the special fitness of 
Feist А varieties of wheat and. other. grain crops to 
th 
llaneous 
L iem нез 
и the аиы, smile o 
оуу ft she fume аде for а moment to d 
end. And ri сре меу — he 
scd pom Mk efe а ў the tribute о He 
man, who is great n in d 
ng 
жаыа 
A had been near losing the They must be Seld 
guide) by o age ere oe a rr Le са wed steadily on onwards. das y te left 
anybody to give te ant himself, TO а pig from nine | Тһе Editor of this Journal А has already present his m At every 
Dp ai veh ipe E 1 еше anything e wheresover his s pa M irs followed, x saw what 
bas cor s and a very е collection of ааш; papers ч нге it was for the р wn such a friend, the 
the ore us mof pig Ho. M m атое iis > к ini enant to boast of ent а s 00064, and the gentry to 
: ng ап 2 " e do em know the plan of the proletan, but it | fec the force of such ап | examp} e. The blo cks of те 
не = m ME Ree dieu hé S TAM meal ems to us that it would have been bette p 
ed he ы iier recuvarod upon it. m — qum el this latter section the volume been dS ste: tl d ti 
о be one е points in reference e growth of | until the official report of the Truro meeting could |е e alike | in town or country, tl d of 
pigs; his sties were alwa; в. washed im T T ds Е еп р на 5 alc hr tors е А, uns хэс 
To put the growth of vel а ы е d pay. | cation is, however, а ial faul | in vain to = oe iha poet pen - Bedford has done 
De we Te managed pigs wn gures, зе tory perform : th alt er duty in that state of life w. it pleased 
1 stone o е over, in seven ei А Re y во ИЕ зате, justified апа especially | God t» iuit Mss The vide ibt, а heavy 
Mr. stearn said that one of his stock, not of his own breed- ble, by the need of ну publication for опе | опе; but he on. b е Erpress, ` 
ing, 3... 16 stone 8 Ibs. dead weight In|very im t paper which the wo rk contain " 
anwr to crack upon yep GR бата qaid the hide of any white | refer ‚ of th ми On the 140 —€— icy 
Mr. eaffreson asked Mr. NW wheth Royal Agricul cer College, on the me rot, i i 
Custom to endeavour to red fattening ens -= which pod C: and p of the author hein 56 Ib. ie foem! bushel, which is  сочйеыу 
n toe that th himself more eavier than any ccn of crop Jr 
AR sd we žy ats fand UR м E bem alise. T. gr ind gms wi whi treats iac ч rem € е a " Wheat, was 
ey aware none of will be the labours of his predecessors on this subject. Having | grown on the 
animals have been kept as low as Domitio. yay оло к= y given d ee Simond. ; неаб of the | hood of Dunbar, brit сан i Wheat gm 
Рат неи: е Ка сна would vM history M the MM z in =. toes. is = ite, but high coloured, and one 
Average 10 at every Ман me. гоно ссошрапу the rot, w bearded varieties, selected and propagated by 
Mr. H. omen ys he had been waiting to hear 
sme арар {аг к кен questions which һе 
to ha un 
should like 
t seemed to him to uite impossible to imagine t! 
animal could be in vro ener re state EY 
Which these pigs were, unless they consumed a large 
ver ^ Ег вһее 
а тоге jm pete Ы foot-note of the Editor 
om the: не сез за ач — 
* Although t of *alternation of genere | 
eats which 
the indie of the uem they seem to be destined 
tions’ has res ut with wonderful care and 
шщен by Steenstrup and other ыы 
too much stress cannot be laid on the fact 
