A college, an experimental farm and research laboratory have been established on the government estate of Pusa, in southern Bengal, a tract of 1,280 acres, which has been used since 1874 as a breeding ranch, a tobacco experimental farm and a model dairy.

It contained the largest percentage of moisture and the lowest of ash; had, comparatively, a large amount of coloring matter; was one of the cheapest, and in the course of some dairy trials, carried out by an intelligent farmer, was pronounced to be the best suited for coloring butter.

CIS'LEY or CISS, any dairy-maid.

Tusser frequently speaks of the "dairy-maid Cisley," and in April Husbandry tells Ciss she must carefully keep these ten guests from her cheeses: Gehazi, Lot's wife, Argus, Tom Piper, Crispin, Lazarus, Esau, Mary Maudlin, Gentiles and bishops.

The wheat he selleth at four shillings the bushell; kills store of beeves, and sells them to victuall the ships when they come thither; hath abundance of kine, a brave dairy, swine great store, and poltery.

On one side of the porch was the parlor, which also served as a dairy, redolent of milk and bright with rare old Derby china.

[Illustration: FARMER (who has got a lady-help in the dairy): "'Ullo, Missy, what in the world be ye doin'?" LADY: "Well, you told me to water the cows, and I'm doing it.

A farmer's wife was greatly astonished at her knowledge of butter-making, and of the growth of fruit and vegetables, little imagining that in her early days, after her mother's death, the great authoress had managed the dairy in her own home at Griff House.

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Dean and Don at the dairy.

LEWIS E. SEE DRAKE, MILDRED F. DRAKE, MILDRED F. Dairy enterprises.

' They need women sorely for domestic help, to meet the mad rush of work at harvest timemaids who will help in house, dairy, and chicken-run till they are married.

I have now my own dairy business, in Calgary, andlook at me!my own half section, that is, three hundred and twenty acres.

Lumber, coal, minerals, fisheries, fit soil for fruit, dairy, and poultry farms are all there in a superb climate.

"She isn't here at all," she observed; and then jerking her thumb over her shoulder in the direction of some outhouses, "she went acrass to the dairy a while ago.

As he drew near the partly open door of the dairy, the sound of a girl's voice could be heard merrily lilting a tune; and when Peter entered the owner of the voice turned round, abruptly ceasing her song and gazing at him with a startled look.

Peter leaned against the long stone shelf that ran round the dairy wall, and smiled before replying: "I am after makin' the finest match for you that's to be had in all the country side.

When the broken crockery was removed, the cream wiped up, and the remaining butter rolled into shape, she went out, closing the dairy door after her and, giving a hasty glance to right and to left, made her way swiftly across the "haggard" and down a grassy lane beyond, to a large field, where a man was to be seen leisurely assembling together a troop of cows.

"She's afther fetchin' it herself from the dairy," she remarked.

The climate is dry and healthy, though subject to great extremes of temperature; comparatively little snow falls; the soil is very fertile; mixed farming, dairy, cattle, and sheep farming are carried on successfully.

He keeps a dairy farm and owns forty cows besides a wife and three young children; he is doing well.

She supplied us with milk, and her dairy was up that dark archway.

It happened to be the day of the week when Miss Anna received her supply of dairy products from the farm of Ambrose Webb.

He had fallen into the habit of lingering a little whenever he took his dairy products around to the side porch.

" "Don't thank me: you could have the dairy!