THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA., AUGUST 14, 1877.
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HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
The Milkmen of Naples.
I must tell you about the Neopolltnn
milkmen, for they nre funny fellows.
The do not linve. a mllk-wngon and
horse na our milkmen have, or even n
pall and dipper. They have only little
three-legged frtools tied to themselves
(so that when they want to Bit down
they are all ready,) and they drive their
cows and goats before them to the differ
ent houses, and milk them at the door
in a bowl provided by ench customer.
No chance of watered milk there, you
see.
That Is not the queerest part of It,
though. As I have said, Italian houses
are very high Ave, six, and seven
stories often, with a different family
living on each floor. Even the palazzoa
(palaces) of the rich are divided in this
way. To the first floor (not the ground
floor) there are sometimes from eighty
to one hundred steps leading up. On
this floor perhaps a duke may live ; on
the next above, some one lower In rank,
till it would be possible that the noble
duke's laundress might live in the
seventh story of his palazzo. These
uppermost families usually take goat's
milk, because the goats can go upstairs,
even to the very top floor, and be milk
ed In full view of the customer.
Part of little Paolo's pleasure was In
patting the goat that came up to his
grandmother's door, rubbing Us little
nose, and giving it roasted chestnuts to
eat. After It was milked, the goat would
turn and skip down the stairs so briskly
that the milkman could not begin to
keep up with It.
Look To Your Stock.
A seasonable reminder, it Is hoped,
may induce those who have hitherto
been careless about attending to their
stock, at this busy season, to pay heed
to the requirements of one of the most
important branches of agricultural
economy. Let us once more impress
on all that have cows, to give the great
est amount of milk, should, during the
hot weather, have an abundance of good
clear water. On the importance, causes
and consequences of this we have lately
dwelt at length.
The hot sun of these days renders the
grass less succulent as it matures, and
dries up the natural supply of water, so
that it will stand the farmer in pocket
to pump a liberal supply for his stock,
four, or even five times a day, whenever
there Is not an abundanceof clean, fresh
water supplied by natural means. The
use of surface water from stagnant
pools is at once injurious to the animals
themselves and to the milk they yield.
Rural New Yorker.
Why They Often Fall.
Young men often fall to get on in this
world because they neglect Bmall oppor
tunities. Not being faithful in little
things, they are not promoted to the
charge of greater things.
A young man who gets a subordinate
situation sometimes think it is not neces
sary for him to give it much attention.
He will wait till he gets a place of re
sponsibility, and then he will show
people what he can do. This is a very
great mistake. Whatever his situation
may be, he should master It in all its
details, and perform all its duties faith
fully. The habit of doing his work thorough
ly and conscientiously is what is most
likely to enable a young man to make
his way. With this habit, a person of
only ordinary abilities would outstrip
one of greater talents who is in the
habit of slighting subordinate matters.
But, after all, the mere adoption by a
young man, of this great essential rule
of success, shows him to be possessed of
superior abilities.
Watering With Salt Water.
It is said by some who have tried it,
that when watering the ground in
which plants grow a table-spoonful
of ealt dissolved In a gallon of
water, at once benefits the plants. Salt
is a well known manurial element, for
ordinary crops, when used understand
ing ; but this manner of using It In
watering beds of plants is worth trying.
Practical larmer.
Cure For SoreEyes In Chickens.
Young chickens frequently go blind
in one or both eyes. Glycerine is a sure
remedy. One small drop appplled to
each eye will soon cause the eyes to
open, or soften the edges of the lids so
as to admit of being easily opened with
the point of a penknife. Poultry Bui.
letin.
-I ,
fT A great caiiie salesman lately told
the meat committee of the House of
Commons that Spanish and Portuguese
cattle are the healthiest and most valu
able continental beasts that reach the
English market. Their hides fetch
double the price of otherB. Hence prob
ably the excellence of Spanish butter.
Bargains in Carpets.
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