The very idea of comparing skim milk with new milk is absurd. New milk is Moly to constipate tlio pigs, while skim milk has a tendency lo scour them, often going through them like so much salts. The trouble with half the cases ot scours in calves results from giving lliem separated milk. When an animal scours he loses, lo a greater or less extent, sonic portion of tlicintcrniil membrane of the stomach, though the effect is not so marked in some eases as in others. I still maintain tlmt there are plenty of pigs turned out on nothing else, involving great loss on the people who pursue such a practice, if they had used sonic sort of grain as well—if ground, so much the better —the pigs would not have consumed half tlic quantity of nii"i, and more pigs could lmvc been raised ami belter results at tained, " Now, I am going lo tell your readers in general, ami my Wjiidham friend in particular, wind one cow did for mc. I had a good litter of Tamworllis. I was prejudiced against them, hut I did not consider myself insane because I determined to try an experiment. Well, the sow had eight pigs, and they grew and thrived splendidly. When they were two months old, I sold two of them at 30s each—.Ci). I sold four others at two guineas cucli-jCM Bs, I kept two myself, which 1 could havo sold twenty times, had I wished to do so, at two guineas each. So iny prejudice was proved to bo unjustifiable, anil I was satisfied that I was not insane fm having tried an ex periment of which I did not think much 'at first. The total amount realised would have been .CIS 12s hud I sold them nil, and I actually received .Cll 8s for six I And Ibis at two months old, mind you, Hut I have not yet fni'shcd. [ also got first prize at l'almcrston Show, £2, and first prize at Wanganui, ,Cll or a grand total of £lB 12s. Will my friend tell mc if he thinks I could have done any better, or so well, by sending the milk to the factory that these pigs used. Of course, I need scarcely say, I did not starve them. 