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Robert Kemp Philp
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2168.
White
Mice.
White
Mice
are
fed
upon
bread
soaked
in
milk,
peas,
oats,
beans,
&c.,
and
any
kind
of
nuts.
2169.
Monkeys.
Monkeys
feed
upon
bread,
and
fruit
of
any
kind.
Do
not
give
them
meat,
but
occasionally
they
may
I
have
small
bones
to
pick.
2170.
Guinea
Pigs.
Guinea
Pigs
very
much
resemble
rabbits
in
their
mode
of
living,
and
may
be
treated
in
much
the
same
manner.
They
should
be
kept
dry,
warm,
and
very
clean.
2171.
To
Fatten
Poultry.
Poultry
should
be
fattened
in
coops,
and
kept
very
clean.
They
should
be
furnished
with
gravel,
but
with
no
water,
except
that
with
which
their
only
food,
barley-meal,
is
mixed.
Their
thirst
makes
them
eat
more
than
they
would,
in
order
to
extract
the
moisture
from
the
food.
This
should
not
be
put
in
troughs,
but
laid
upon
a
board,
which
should
be
washed
clean
every
time
fresh
food
is
put
upon
it.
2172.
To
Fatten
Fowls
in
a
Short
Time.
Mix
together
ground
rice
well
scalded
with
milk,
and
add
some
coarse
sugar.
Feed
them
with
this
in
the
daytime,
but
do
not
give
them
too
much
at
once;
let
it
be
rather
thick.
2173.
Egg
Shells
for
Poultry.
It
is
a
bad
thing
to
give
fowls
egg-shells.
They
supply
nothing
that
is
not
equally
well
furnished
by
lime,
and
especially
bricklayers'
rubbish,
old
ceilings,
&c.
Never
do
anything
that
has
a
tendency
to
make
them
eat
eggs.
They
are
apt
scholars.
If
they
find
worms
in
a
natural
way
they
are
good
food,
but
it
is
a
bad
plan
to
give
them
by
the
handful.
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