Breeder and sportsman . ercent-age of wool to gross weight of carcass,responding to the growing demand for cheapmutton, by adapting iUelf to the varied con-ditions and inclinations of the Americanfarmer, the typical Merino has reached a stand-ard against which it is no humiliation to standas second. The improvement of the Merino has beenachieved without trenching upon the provinceof the motton breeds. Ample room for eachwas found, and the capital and enterprisenecessary to their fullest development wasnot wanting. The jealousies of narrow mindshave been brushed aside by those men whohave compr
Breeder and sportsman . ercent-age of wool to gross weight of carcass,responding to the growing demand for cheapmutton, by adapting iUelf to the varied con-ditions and inclinations of the Americanfarmer, the typical Merino has reached a stand-ard against which it is no humiliation to standas second. The improvement of the Merino has beenachieved without trenching upon the provinceof the motton breeds. Ample room for eachwas found, and the capital and enterprisenecessary to their fullest development wasnot wanting. The jealousies of narrow mindshave been brushed aside by those men whohave comprehended the fact that the highestexcellences of one breed of sheep were not tobe reaohed by detracting from merits of an-other breed. They have found quite enoughto do in keeping pace with those working inthe same line as themselves, while the hostsof men who are determined to have the besthave stood ready with voice and purse to en-courage and reward those who have achievedsuccess.—Rural Spirit and Willamette When a cow has not suffered injury fromany cause which would effect the udder,bloody milk will probably be due to overstimulation of the milk organs by too muchfeeding of rich food. The food should be re-duced and no oil meal given. Some cows areconstitutionally effected in this way by rea-son of defective secretion of the milk, andthey need special care in feeding. Veterinary Surgery, DR. A. E. BUZARD. Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Sur-geons, London. Calls to the country promptlyat ided to. >ll opsratioDS performed. Advice and by mall, One Dollar. Residence and Pharmacy No. 11 Seventh Street, -Iap52 San traucihco, {Near Market,) FAIR. Annual Race Meeting of 1888. —BEGINNING— September 18th, AND CONTINUING FIVE DAIS. $15, IN PURSES OFFERED San Joaquin ValleyDistrict FOR RAGES. Comprises ihe Counties of SAN JOAQUIN, STANISLAUS,TUOLUMNE and MERCED. SPEED PROUK Close August 1st. 1888. Entrance fee ten per cent,
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