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For Farmers WIrcS ana
Daughters II have few words
for the farmers wives. HoWev-
er skilfuI. industrious and pru-
dent your husbands may be, their
success in money making de-
pends as much upon you as them
Economy and skill On your part,
in turning every thing to the best
account, are essential to profita-
bic husbandry. Perhaps there
is scope for study, experiments
and improvements in your de-
partments. All are not equally
successful in the management OF
tic dairy. Poor pastures, poor
cows, poor cellars, arc the al
legged reasons for the difference
in results These things undonbt-
edly are often the causes Of fail
ure to obtain butter in large
quantities and Of good quality.
But may not the fault lie some
times with the dairy woman? Is
her business so simple as to be
always understood? You begin
to suspect that | doubt whether
some of you perfectly mastered
the art Of butter making. 1t may
be an ungaIiant doubt. but listen
to the particulars of one case il
point, and then Judge whether
can help doubling. AS stated tc
me, the facts are these: One O.
our farmers the summeo before
last, employed successfully ano
for short terms each three dairy
women. Here the cows, the pas
ture, the cellar and all the dairy
apparatus were the sane; ant
how was the resuIt2 One OBJ
tanned seventeen pounds Of but
ter per week, the second tWent,
three, and the third twenty sevor
Such acts should induce many 2


you to vary your processes ani


note the results.


Philanthropy looking forwar'


sighs atconsequences which mus
follow from changes which ar


taking place in the habits an
: employmonts of your daughters
,, Circumstances beyond your cor y
4 troll have thrown the healtht
: spinning wheel and loom upo


the pile of rubbish in the garre


Housewor!k and the dairy do M


furnish sufficient employment to