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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-06-22, Page 6Official Tests of Holstein Cows. SituN last report fourteen cows and 'heifers have been admitted to the Cana- dian Holstein -Friesian Record of Merit as the strength of officially authenti- cated tests conducted nnd•r the direction and supervision of Prof. Dean of the Ontario Agricultural (11Qge. Except where otherwise specified all tests are for a period of seven days, The amounts of milk and butter fat reported are actual; the amount is estimated from the fat by adding, one-sixth, Although no phenomenal records are reported, two or three are worthy of specialt viz., those of Bessie Talmana, 1'l .q`l lbs. eb of butter; of Oxford Maud, a two-year- old, 17.39 lbs, of butter in 7 days and 72.45 in 30 days; and of Lady Wayne M's. Posch, a yearling, 1:1.10 lbs. of butter in 7 clays and 53.311 in 30 days. The cows and their tests are as fol- lows: 1. Bessie Talmana, 5,701. at 5y. 9m. 14d.: Milk, 483.7 lbs.; butter fat 17.07 lbs.; equivalent butter, 19.91 lbs.; owner, Walter S. Schell, Woodstock, Ont. at 2. Wyola De.Kob Netherland. 5y 4m. 2Sd.: Milk, 405 lbs.; butter fat, 15,04 lbs.; equivalent butter, 17.43 lbs.; owner, H. A. Layng, Spring Valley, Ont. 3. Oxford Maud, $4,008, at 2y. 9m. 71: Milk, 301.3 lbs,: butter fat, 14.91 lbs.; ,equivalent butter, 17.39 lbs.; 30 days, milk, 1.515.0 lbs.; butter fat, 02.09 lbs.; 'valent butter, 72.45 lbs; owner, P. D. CONSTIPATION AND HEADACHE 13ILEA.NS A Ck1KT11?d CURE. The above ailments frequently • ac- company each other. Indeed the first is the commonest known cause of the second, For both of them 13ileans for 33iliousness are a cure. To the hun- dreds of women who suffer from these ailments the following facts will be of interest, Miss A. Campbell, of Mon- erieIf, Peckham, says: 1 suffered some time from constipation enul did not seem able to get anything which would relieve roe. One morning I awoke with a violent headache, a thing almost unknown to me prev- iously, but I found it had come to s tay. For the 'next three months it scareel9 ceased. Then there came a nasty sick- ness in the morning, followed by dizzi- ness and. occasionally, fainting during the day. I attended the Women's Hospi- tal for months, after having advice from three doctors. Yet, though at first I benefited by the. treatment, I soon went from bad. to worse again. My friends told me I looked like death and I think I gave up all hope for I was almost a skeleton, and the pain in niy side, due no doubt to liver complaint, was like knives going through me! After trying everything I could get, and doctor's medicine and hospital treatment so long. with so poor re- sult, I adopted a friend's advice. --gave r,.. upeverything else, and tried. what Ede. Oxford Centre, Ont.or me. 4. 'Mende. 1.107. at 13y. 12d.: Milk. lC .-t Bi"Tbeyeoulldddo`fonclr. c.. Before the bu lbs.; butter fat. 13.41 lbs•; P'1d ox was butter, 15.64 lbs.; menet T. D. Trues new Doman. Infi1twod �months 1 was lilthey 5. Coral DeEol. 2,Q10, at. ey. 6m. 21 cured me, when as doctors had failed dell, Spring" Valley. Ont. tsvo d.; milk, 441.021 iitter,b13 (''r lbs.; own this to cso lettern almost P asyear after finny lbs.; eq:tivalentcure, and during that time I have had. er, J. D. Truesdell. 6. Jennie. R'orthemal, 3.007. at 4y. lire no recurrence of my old symptoms .So 12d.: milk. 430.4 lbs.: better fat, 13.32: there e is vE my no question cureas to the per - equivalent butter l:i.a4 lbs.; Bileans for Biliousness are the pro - 7. 'Woodbridge 7. �i"oorlbridge Bell. 3.363, at lly. 7m. duct of the latest scientific research. 23d.; milk, 412 lbs.; butter fat, 13.10 They do not merely purge, and give lbs.; equivalent butter, 15.28 lbs.; owner temporraayofe ef, like oe the oly d fashioan� c P. D. Ede. on the liver 8. Maud of Fent, :nth, 2.011, at l0y i Theyire act organs,y strengthening. and � e 9m, lSd,; milk, SOS lbs.; butter fat, 13.- 10 lbs.; equivalent butter, 15.28 lbs.; stimulating them to do their own el owner, P. D. Ede. `work, so that further medicine taking ' a 9. Oeeola Queen Poseh, 5.313, at 2y.. becomes unnecessary. They are pure- ia 2m. 2d.; milk, 342.3 lb=.; butter, 14.40 ii 2nd care abi a certain.in cure o forrmful indigestion, d lbs.; owner, Walter S. Schell. 10. Hulda Wayne's Dcl.�ol Pietertje, headache, debility, sickness hi the morn- ce 3.550, at 4y. 19d.; milk. 411.38 lbs.; but -ling, ing, dizziness, wind, pain after food, bil- c ter fat, 12.17 lbs.; cnuivalcut butter, 14. !ties, aandfallali liver and skid rev ailmale ailmt, blood ents. P' 22 lbs.; owner, J. D. Truesdell. 11. Lady Wayne M's Posch. 5,238, at 10f all druggists at 50 cents per box, or Iy. lOm .' 40; milk, 3341�lbs.; butter ' post free recei from t of the priccerlean 6 boxes foro $° 50. P price, Different Cries of the Baby. Normal. -Loud and strong, and the na- ture of a scream; baby gets red in the face with it, Pain. -Usually strong and sharp, but not generally continuous; it is accom- panied by contortions of the features, drawing up of tine legs and other symp- toms of distress. Temper. -Loud and strong and usually violent; accompanied by kicking and stif- fening of the body. Illness. -Usually more of fretfulness and moaning than real crying, although real crying is excited by very slight comes. Hunger. -Usually a continuous, fretful cry, rarely -strong and lusty. Indulgent or Habit. -Stops short when the baby gets what be wants, only to be- gin again when the object is withdraw''. -Frank Barkley Copley in "Give the Baby a Chance," in The Outing Magazine for June. Flowers That Will Not Mia. 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But recant experiments .by a few have fat, 11.'24 lbs.; eqeivalent lbs.; Thirty days, milk, 1381.5 lbs.; but- ter fat, 45.76 lbs; equivalent butter, 53.- 39 lbs.; owners. Walter S. Schell. • 12. Miss Hengerveld DeKol, 4,534 at 10.71 lbs.; equivalent buter, 12.49 lbs.; owner, S. Macklin. railk, 203.25 lbs.; butter fat, 10.24 lbs. - equivalent butter 11.01 lbs; owner, 3'. f 14. Queen Ann DeKol, 4,836, at 2y. 8.68 lbs.• equivalent butter, 10.12. lbs.; owner, g. Maeklin. Secretary. LY Three hundred times bet- ter than sticky paper. NO DEAD FLIES LYING ABOUT Bold by all Druggists and General Stores and by mail. TEN CENTS PER PACKET FR,0114 ARCHDALE WILSON, HAMILTON, ONT, • Not Tobacco Smoke. (Toronto Globe.) The aldermen are getting busy over the smoke nuisance, but the smoke still continues to spread over the aldermen and. their docile constituencies. Sunlight Soap is bettor than other soaps, but is beat when used in tb.e Smelight way. Buy Sunlight Soap ond follow clirootions. 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