The Clinton New Era, 1911-02-16, Page 2ft" % �
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pkw- PRO& W*
byH Zob�y aw ad
bow
8010 900040 up In a b1g
Teft of Sark" Demsemogdo to No amp W_ t4b me
vr-
Of SO UM 4W Kid*sk,
braplen, lie" 4o T" a Was to
DR. 0HASRiks �.e , and $190 *6
arm, Z"
big OV Utivel endlof
D �sk roke off g d the r, ", 0
'NEY.LITEfl, , then '1P
ed. U;. 16b
'PILLS the iVOry like
ltree- The -spear waa foui
C&A be&4vlw with pow. t k
P41 not ge erall$ us - was,
-ao
"b"a"bralm"t &I -Wil its you
.3 South Amoric&n Horses.
'gestive ByiI. 14 many South An:Lpricap cuunfx1ekg
ellisAts of the
Wi. kidneyaor 156- els.
Wh thi i the horses go unshod or with !ghoes
*J�ken the lj,�4r. L . w
k to, healthful action on the 10refeek, only,
6Y the use of Dr. Oha I
-so
PARS and you uot7puly fro yourself
at headache, but remove the cause
Oich will soon lead to more danger. A SPECIAL COURSE
atka results than beadach,6.
IN DAIRYING -
Invigorate th4 action of the kidneys my PM. L L of
-9 treatment and );ou take,,A . way 0. FARINUMN, WU01101111
by thi
the dangers Qf Bright's, disease as'well A course TOU will be iuterest04 in, 1�641
as fir us tell you aboutit.
'.158 Yourself of headache. CORRESPONOCCE COLLNE 0H A(MC%TUPA
Pains are the , result of poison in the L J. FL waylle, lid,
pystera and whether you have head.
ache. backache or aching limbs, you,
91 .
can be'almost sure of relief and curp. C.P.SI-7. 1 1
M C%WTON XXW "A.
"WAXY is* Ms.
bi -the ar ers.,
ea, ing*for
"PONV16" am. *6W 00"Wp.-i 11
the el"en*
"a
The 074aft, yo:d4wl AM 4041 04
4"rage, 10 ye4ro
uZyna
tZer V
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by I Ing 7ftr
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BUST ok** HJ�PL
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a;
rwrl 1 IN, UHL,
BRED LIVE STOCL
T110, oxpft,*We of It N&UNS Armer
Wslim Is cmvinduir Case for pure bred
" UAWNt mosbred liop in irarm
Wd Fires14% There to more money
[a Pure breds, says the whter, fqr the
9MOMI f4mer who does aot cam
a at faAcy oe show stock, but who
w4tnts to tu%u their feed Into moat
most 90(ekly And ecowtitteally. He
Teo YOU& Ago I tho"ght;k like most Of
my neighbors, that pure bred hogs were
more A1111cult and expenAve to raise
than qewbroft Or scrub stock, I ho
the Chester White and'Foland Chios
M�% The pigs were* All sizes, with.
Plenty.of rVato.
F ITENINU STEER
CALVES INWINTER,
7
The POblein 'of feeding cattle protu.
Ises U94 winter to be luterestilag.
Au ab=d0nc8 Ot corn, however,
0010ewhat lower in price than for og
past few years, with cheaper oats and
a pretty- 61r- bay crop point to progt
In feedhirvattle during the season of
1910-11, says the AmerJcA# AgrWultur-
tat Consequently. those, wboL have
young beef steers on hand 6r can get
them at a reasonable 1prlco can do no
better than give t4lo matter of cAttle
feeding during the winter very full
and complete consideration,
The Indiana experiment station dur.
. Ing the season of 1907-9 conducted R'
when you cleanse and regillate the
WN , -Known lawyer to whom
I
1—tiou is due tile at�gr
nd.
Tueia,l purchased two,registered
one was his most Intimate friend,
vital organs by the use of Dr. Chase's
FAii ALE. *N*dWt
l5UrQ&J4r4eY` sows that had beei� bred
-it lodge meetin- has never
lKidney-Liver Pills.
They
NO-RTEIWEST FARX LA;.NLDS— ..
AoW
to a registered male aA4 were due to
and quickly cuted.�. Such a policy on,
-tb67part of the Packets avoided having
are wonderfully prompt, as
half a million acres selected in the do Willie
fArrOw An RfOW weeks., I got nine pigs
either the langs�, kidneys. or bow-
well as definite aad thorough in:,sc-
tion. You depend
___
most fertile districts; special inspection
excurs 9*tft*
from, one and eight from. the other,
7CO membe�s had -asse m-
:,Ihig 130 past masters, the
can upon them,-nd
matter bow liting-standing or compli,
pring; write now, Stew- - k0f
art, 8Pcn=:.Co.,, Ltd., Gait, Ont, at " 0" am
and there was but one small pIg In
P ackage and'compete.-, fo�
cated your case, so long as the cause
Agents 9"Calml Z
thbk two litters. Sixty head of cross.
are any ulcers In the intestines,
is the sluggish, borpid condition of the
,
FOR SJ ="Ir
breda were born about tke agma tilina.
of
A all
liver and kidneys.
dairy farms in qpntral Ohlo. 427 1.2 1-m—
wer or
[Wakady paid W
were quite willing to -sen Ugbt*etght
rose and sanEr the Na-
Then an address was
F
If you don't feel like -risking 0.5
acres, three houses, birnsi two silos and a, V sod or
creaiklery;
ro
PI:
cents forAa -box, write for a free sam.
a bargain. John E. Foster,
lscllefonta�t ne, Ohio.
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JOHN S. PAINE Co. LTD.
DSON THE CALGARY OF THE,
E Gr�i�d Trunk Pacific- the lasf-,THE
to overfeed. Give your ewes plenty
ple. A trial will convince you of their
merits. One dose;
out
0. W Air
WA14TED.
Amorkum, ,
Typo rckund*ro
There are two fortris-61! hog ch6ldr4,
Y. t% them 4n. the
pill a 23 cents a
box; dealers
HELP
Thelotand Topo: 1F*undM."
"o aorl"s
the
form
a -cute and the (!hrznlc. The a6ute
kili6 very.rapi . dly; the bogs "die
-flies."'
yards it the wedtber Is favorable. To
be a good shepherd you in ust exercise"
all or Edmanson, I�ates
Co., Toronto.
AGENTS �W.&XTED IN !HM FM Ck
Falcon Ovessoji
like
-.In *the ehf6i�ifc form . the
good jfidgment, Ge thoughtful, be.
�.r - es elli g autiomobile of -nds. Wwwon,
Specialty; every ownei should have one; 74 POIAL 'Mr.. Photo b3r American Press Assoclation.
1 1 6 .1 e To"Wici,
49thorlt,v that ever) $-a, kit �W k#t4u.
07 caus" an annual prolwrty it" f
over $I; The total cost of thi* PWt to
th country will never t*
0 . k4own,
Weir 4urabor cannot be even. ro.ughlT
sedruted, The, -department ot agrl�
tulture Sam
"The, boot way to keep rats rrotW
0411dingff, whether In the city or -�14
the country
. , , to Ov the use of cement-
-1c0UXtrUctI0u. 10 constructing dweli-
Ing houses the additional cost'ot tuak,
bw the foundations rat proof is slight
.45 Ooinp&red With the advant*gM. The.
cellar wWls should have conerate toot.
i4gs,-#Ud the walls themselves should
40 laid In cemellt 111,ort= The cellar,
Poor should lid of medium rather thap
lea') cOUCCote, 1Wd an wrater and drain
pipes should be surrounded. witb:co4-
crete,
"Rat holes may be pemapentjy
C10"d With A, mixture of cement, sand
'and brokelk glue or sharp bits of
crockery or stone, The, space betweew
the sheathing and lath to the height
.ot about a foot should be, Mied withk
concrete.
ranarlesiZ comeribs ati(i poultry
houses may be made rat proof 6� W
.liberal use Of concrete In the founda-
dons and floors. For a rat proof crib a
well drained site should be (!hose%
The outer was, iato in cement, should
boy sunk about twenty Inches,into the.
jwround. The space within the walls
should be thoroughly grouted with ce.
inent and broken. stbue and -finished
with rich concrete for a floor. UpoD
this the structure way be built , Even.
Joined TorQnto Lodge en or particulars. Marvin Supply CO, the' Walls of the erlb
In 11"e, 'I'�:P44!Ltkn4.1�z4xpireSUilding. Toronto, may be of con-
<tlon with the 'appointm� crete. C6M Will not mold In cont"
nt t
'4195�— - �W-O Th' Shamrocl� II., grknd champlonslif POLAND CHINA HOGS.
AG,4�wN'" F ON IL 0 OnlY DOU Allowed to -be -at LkMo p
of , Ile flu'e Of" Corinau�ht to be our lines-, greatest promiu steer of the International lAve Stocic 'with them Provided t#ere is good veb-
m proPQ- Wtth*Akt a Muzzle.
next C V,r'lf�r-Gc-neral it is interest. sitlon in Canada. Apply for Particulars ..... ... sition, waii born Jan, 8, 1910, 'Popular Brood That Originated in the tflatlou and the.root Is water tight."
expo
N Ciat H to Sellery, WIS.Albert street, 0 and weighed at time of his entry in.
is Royal Highness ttawa. n
is )or of a Toronto lodge of FARMERS -AND FRUIT'GROWERS flu the show �1,100 pounds. He . was Corn Belt.
Fr- �Is. having been initiated in- -Why not sell nursery stock dur, LL DOG BRANG bred by J. P. Donohue of Iowa, or all breeds of hogs -Poland Chinas FOE OF THE POTATO.
your Wre '1% His are the most numerous, at least In the'
to Lodge, A.F. & A.M in the time? You can make go sire was 331ack WoodlA��n, a
old (-r,?-rvoms, on the top fla.' m0neYwIthus. Ourstock isguaranteed pure bred Aberdeen Angus, and his Inroads of the Earlk' Blight or Leaf
t of the strictlyfirst gz�ade and true to name. out- darn was 0, - grade of the same United States and particularly so in
AMMONIA
"I POrmanerit Loar� Building at tit free; liberal terms, - Thee W 13owinall POWDER breed. He was fed and shown by the corn belt, writes a correspondent Spot Diseam
IL8 1.
r ntO str"t, at the *time of his & Son Co,, Limited, Ri�ie,' Harmless to Use. Clans. the,16wa State college. RichardG.
Vill 1890. Ont. The iarly blight or leaf spot dWime
$10 pgRWyEk Carden, the great Irish. authority, of the Rural New Yorke
flUAIE. r. Ravin- is a more recently olmerved fnngous
has probably never been as -wv3v4nt reliable paktaes to knit for up everylbing and makes. declared him to be "the best steer originated -In southvVestern'O)flo, they, disease of the potato aad allied planti.
in- a sPeCtacle in a Toronto us at home whole or spal;6, time; We fur- " ra�,, hardest water soft- of any qge, or any breed ever shown Are 'well suited,,to the needs of 'the In its a
l p
OC', I
and, accor Photo br American Press Association. at any show on either side of the ttacks upon pQtatoei in the.'
ding to J. R. nish machine, yarns, etc.; send your. name ALI' corn belt farmers, And, It is not'Sur,,
andaddressat 1)nc- fo- -11 - I AR'S I - water." Shamrock IL w sold for' _ _A,-,_
th
WN , -Known lawyer to whom
I
1—tiou is due tile at�gr
nd.
par alars.
The Canadian Wholesale Distirlbusing Co.,
Orillia, Out.. Dept, C.
one was his most Intimate friend,
it., And You have everything just as -It
should be to insure a successful. lamb
Pot PaliRdXV
all groceri -
an
-it lodge meetin- has never
cut
thoroughly
the dead one- open aiiil examine
If there are a y red spots
1 11
Ing, period In Fel ruary
. b . � _�or �Majg",t
earlier. When the. weaning
and quickly cuted.�. Such a policy on,
-tb67part of the Packets avoided having
bt-
al ed.
POULTRY.
either the langs�, kidneys. or bow-
-Fow
I Ionia
Savebuins eRdoW in
7CO membe�s had -asse m-
:,Ihig 130 past masters, the
OCK-S, LE !)Wi 111 1 1 ' I
.1`5
—all varietiesi mated; judge, breeder,
or if the spleen4s ftlarged4 or if
-
P ackage and'compete.-, fo�
dv'
red the hall in the manner
by, the constitution the
eighteen -years, peaiirce, two lipladred egg
stock, egv4, day old Ray-,
=Blodgett,
are any ulcers In the intestines,
a )ftilea oats, A-emember to be punc-
$5 9A.Piece. Tfiree.fiWl-
tvarYthleff fouthe
of
A all
�chicks..
Dristol. Vt..
the skin of de abdomen is cOlbred
[Wakady paid W
were quite willing to -sen Ugbt*etght
rose and sanEr the Na-
Then an address was
F
red
tejucky . prize Whom
ro
PI:
"n which the royal brother r e-
n --tting terms, and, at his own
w-
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JOHN S. PAINE Co. LTD.
DSON THE CALGARY OF THE,
E Gr�i�d Trunk Pacific- the lasf-,THE
1-thp ' ma e a member at
A,. 'r the meoting a 'reception was
ho , . ! rC the adjoining chalter-room;
wl,: conc!uded by' the brethren
for a fraternal chaiii, which His
Pn\-,,! Hizhness joined, ard all sang
th- "widli r and. brotherly "Aula
Syne."
Bravery.
"Y ' nu spoke very admiringly of Clat
- c urage."
"Put lo� was never a soldier or a
firPman or a policeman."
"No. but he eats mushrooms� that
he has gathered himself. -
A 01�eap-Guy.
Mr. Mann --Great Ceasar, Laura,
wby did you buv'me those tiesp
Mrs. Mann- y. they wefe mark-
ed down to ala nothing.
Mr. Mann -And that's exactly what
I'll be if I wear them I
slaughtet at'60 pound live prising that. Poland China hogs are to nada the.
welgdt. spots. begin to appear In. July upon
be found on almosi every firm., Tbbse eariy potatoes and become Increasing-,
hogs are flne'of bone�, neat ofi frame,
series o . f experiments bearing directly mat . ure early -And, fatten easily,. yet ly common and destructive from that
time Until the plants die.
upon, this'question: It was found thltj they are not toy. pigs Adapted for show This I fungus does n4t ordinarily it -
steer calves given . a I f . ull'teed oj_,gr'1n principally, put Are &Justy� lot,,being
a tack liealtby� vigorous potato leit*es,
froni November to Way made more' 'good r0ders, good feederg and of good
rapid and cheaper -)mliis, attained a constitution -
,higher, finish,. sold at a higb6r, price A seven-moriths-old Pig weighing 200
and returned a greater piofit when pounds Is easily produced -under usual-
eonftnedj _4jy_Lo a farm conditions and at a good profit,
- , n N in the spring iha
divisiqnal point a k, � 7 .1 fed find cared for both lots just th, If turned on pasture for f3n!Shlng. It. too, as pigs of such weights bring1lic
nd-thellest. the,,timet6 T
q 00TO!
invest in a new town is right'at the stat. -sa-me,,Thb--pure -bred_pj - found that full fed 6alves when htghest.mark-et priceo.
. were-
gs was
b
ging ots at Edson now for Win�d 6 of any we ght Ii
terms, you are getting in ab- gentle and' took Ou fat aA"quick'again'
eal the ground floor and will as the crosqbreds. - it. w�as no trouble.. Ing the first tea days and.'required sold at good pric6,- but tat pigs- weig;&
do money t1iree and four times to bonfliie them in yards, while I.Was from two to three weeks to regain Ing from 175 to 200 pounds sold for. a
.V Full particulars from Billiards in the, -
On a dog trot'consta their original.Weli;lAt. Furthermore, It good premillps. over beavier.ones, the
ntly to keep kny
J. Barnwell gla�rtqil�. 608 Mclntyr� block mixed.lot at home. At selling, time.. was found that steer�- In a d
Winni ry lot reason being that banis and sides from
the pui� brbds beat the cousunled a greater amount of c
TEACHEOS--WANTED,- crQssbreds oncen�
from iwent 't6,forty pounds a head. trhtes.than similar cattle on pasture.
Aometi I . 'y
rc e.
FOUR 1 �� D4ED -PROFE s8IONA.L
I still bung::on to the c' bredg for �. It 'is not always the best - plan to'
ross
teachers'Tequired for Saskatchewan four years, kee' xdg-thw-red, hogs -pure-_ dispos& bf, beef." cattle- wi yearlings,
and Alberta. schools opening during'the We hiv; Just placed on the br6d At the same time,, and It was. the' but in many ',instances in the. corn
spring; for terms of from four m,,, . arket a OIL -
on ear� hjghe�t salaries procured; futo LIA F1 0 A N,D POO L TA 13 LE deal'a noel -thing every Year Itcostsaitttle belt area it has come to be a conuiaou,
de&y
,,so OIAS supVied. Apply Statinq home use, which can, be placed on a dining more k practice and Is followed by a,.Con�la
sdii
o start with Pure breds, but you,
erable number of cattle raisers. Con -
qualifications, -to an4dian Veacheri table and leveled up in a few molAents or can make more out of them at no greater
Agency, adgina, -Seek. be set up perini ently. The slie (3.x 6-feco cost for feed. You can sell some of ovk of the Indiana'
. 11 se(Inently this -w
EAVEEI�S FOR S. 1, —LkIRD makes� It very easy to handle. ..... ... .....
T a cx�kerlment station will prove of gVeat'
--duties them for breeding purposes -for $8 to ..........
commencing. January 3rd, It is equipped with the full o Wt for eiislords value to those folio -wing the plan.bf
1911; must hold first or second class ceir�i_ .$10 more Per -heild than the,otberso
andiDool The bed is the �eust Vermont slate�
selling early. "g;
ficates - salary, $500. Apply secretary, 'bOst Parat"Rubber even If. you do not specialize In breed-
-eI14, Laird -.0., Out� Cushions.
Shamrock IL, the gritnd. NW', g�",
- Z
The price ($40) brings It within the reaeh'0I Ingistock. Thereare f6wer'runts, and W ..
champlon,
was fed on a ration -of four parts corn, -
ARTICLES F& SALE. 311. Write for descriptive circular." sows and pigs are, easier t
o handle.,
VTO�U�]R�AN�Kiff_TIWSTEIMD D_61q_T_K� They -make prof . Itabl's'welghts at a . u three parts oats. one part oilmeal, With
beautiful floral post6%rds,, Me: eigLt -THE'CANAUMN.-BILLIARD TABLE AND W. early age� I sell mine at seven. and pasturd and �mil k pAet of the time from
fancy fold�ng cards, 15c � 'all for 25c post. one-half months 'weighing. 200 to 250 1 one nurse cb,w And later from two., �1.
Arthur Dodge, - Sunnysida- P.O�, Photo by. Unit6d. States Department of
id RY COMPANY, W— clean
ff.0 -go Co., N.S. pounds. e o�iijoy . having the Agr:14zulture.
110 XORK STREM ToRoNvr6 I—A 1k..A , 41� "I*- Wlhter w
U rin in size And ThO We%
0xide"OfMic color, much more thaa,,we.dId the cros8- Dorset Breeders, Bulletin is of
J- 4. 0WALMIEF4 P'"Id4ni 'J. C.,'PA . LUNK, V10*410006deft PrecU of all degrees of size and q1tJ..
e oililipu that "many flockmasters at-
terRlit to sbed too maily slieep in a
Today there are tonL full blood given spuce-crowd. their sheep too
sefin FOU d much. Plenty of eOOM -in the she , d Is
on farms. where there was; one
'Vears son a"'A +h as -Importafit fts abundance of good
Tor"anto TVD n m
Quickbr-14eals-
Eruptions
SoreS and
Wounds
Maseline Remedies fit TuM
'C613sicum.Borated.
Mentholated. White
Carbolated.Camphoc
JCQ. Cam-phorated.
�t Oft. Each for CM)AA11
IS LIFE
WIT (DARTH
ZIVIIQ-GP'
Any man, woman or child,wlAo
is iadiffer� o the beauties of
an?tt .
nature I he joys of living
needs ad ' mething.
There's soni�-thing wrong that
MOWS
MrTASTELESS
COD LIVER OIL
Turns mormness fixto clwr-
fulnegs. Ma;f" the thin fat.
Gives the**edk btrength. Re-
stores the appetite.W Brings
back health and hope.
Uasy to take because the nause-
of the Cod Liver Oil
removed and bedausAt
ingredients are pleas -
taste atid helpful to
Pest Aruggists seU It
u how pleanfit It Is to take
you fred'atwb-oulkeo bottio
atioa. Address'
ICK TASTELES1 WICIRECO.
TORONTO.
feed. A room'20 by 20 feet makes a
8�-d'd.s I he -u1o(k"'Pldbe f6r fifteen Dorset$, with
hany, About Hog doors. that open -to the south, pure
wat�,f,- -clover bay.' shelled corn, salt
Ch
If a hog dies and t1ter, Is another
In the -same herd 4ctIiL- as though 4he In boxes, with.sulphur enough to color
from an'underfed�"It_ No matter $f
his dam weigked'1,800 pounds and his
sire a ton, the colt that'4oesn't have
,,enough- to eat the first winterr :Is not
likely 'to make it big horse, Oats,'
br�n and ollmeal, a little corn, too,'..
In Addition to plenty of hAY and.ex..
ercise or'a winter pasture,' will g1 -6w
out a cbIt.and make him ao'big a:ja
two-year-old that had been neglect�d
And ulidettod. bowt forget that At
takes feed to make re�l draft horset%
out of draft bred colts. Nothing else
will do It.
MAKINS WAK ON THE RAT.
ilovorninent'Adviess Farmers to Use
Cohorstok"In Building Construbtloh.
Wbe United States depahment Of
kgricultdre, diftusainj the eltertifta.-
1103a Of rAtS, strongly advocAtet' the..
Ming of concrete for the - constraotIbA,
Df 1�very class of building. The Im.
,1, 1
4
XOTATO Lff" BLIGNT.
boWOver; henCe:t4e destructive spread
of- the disease does not -begin until th�
Plants �havo passed theirr stage of great�-
est vigor. This occurs soon after the
blossoming
are forming tubers rapidly, the inroads
made by the, early - 1511ght.at this time
being very ftust.rous. This fulag-so
doft- not attack the tubers directly.
however, and nevOcausesi them to,rqL
The appearance, of the, leaves affee I V
44 by this early blight, in. shown in the
Tidiness, and the Schoolgirl.
Winess is one�of the most attractive
Of4omiulne qualities. -it is a1w, ono
of the rarest. E*ly and pmIstent
Allikat be the training which carries the
.girl Into womwi400d with her 11bump
of imeatuese., well developed. -UnI&O
Inherently fastidious . during schc�al
days'she Is liable to drift Into- �ftre-
less habits . which she never outgrows.
'One girl may have a trick of, leaving
shoes about bei rooms, As at'�hlld she.
was Permitted to do,thls, and a8' she
grew older the untlAy custom never
was abandoned, for thi simple reason
tbAt-sbO (lid not notice anything un.
'usual about It, and Probably nobody
else took 'the troubib to correct her.
Another aloveWy habit Is.legThig
bunch 9f combings in the comb or
the dressing table. Cowtant vjgl�ance
-OIL A, - WomiWs part is necessao -in
these i3mall.matters It, she Wou , Id b4i
thought really tidy.
If You Caro,Pir Your Son.
Po not given him PIC&ty of WA&Uf,
DO not Permit Win tO, choose his 0"
companions vilthokitt restralat or dkee-
tion.
rto not give him a latchkey. and at..
tow him. to return home at any hour
Without qu7n,
Do U:t ft to moke, Inquirlds. to to
W 6e W th whora.he, spends hiv
leisure time.
Do not fall to have him understand
that Wann0r.9 are not a substitute for
morality.
. 1)o not fall to teach Uftn that he
'must not'expect pay for every act at
helpfulness to others.
rwo- --d I ip- 0 wvw. M %7 -ram 1 ---- - ---------- 0 . I vQJ:LauC0 011, U118 prefttlubn Cannot be, 11
bAlt the land And balf the 'labor* oveikotimated, When the Immense
—Professor w. .7, praserbiavor. 0r. de-VAM; Female P1111% k", caused 4"awly by the" vermlo wh,
$fly Of Ilunoft. A relialble Prench raguistot.. never lalls, The" 16colWileied the need 6f stopping their P!It.'
W sft aft Wmdlngly wedul In r6gulsting the to b-1
4e#ier1Lt1v6 ottion of t "a feraill clearlt reallxA,
*0,44, if I *+ 6 6 4 Olt", 0, tem., ltif"6 Prefttitkl* IS
fill thdaiv Itoitations, Dr# do U014 aft 4 at teofttedw
asbox,�46rr Jot$10. Nal 7 Ord"
*d 6 a
Ey Woman
Wind Aed shmild know
1"V
66 won&tfilt
Whirling Spy,,
1�t�nww Viffiniki syrisk�. F,
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70 YORK StRZET
dead
one was his most Intimate friend,
it., And You have everything just as -It
should be to insure a successful. lamb
such Pigs, ll�lpg smadg, itio mi6rek easily
-
Put them In the shed or baM
TORO NTO
cut
thoroughly
the dead one- open aiiil examine
If there are a y red spots
1 11
Ing, period In Fel ruary
. b . � _�or �Majg",t
earlier. When the. weaning
and quickly cuted.�. Such a policy on,
-tb67part of the Packets avoided having
upon
either the langs�, kidneys. or bow-
seasonj
''proacbes feed
ap your owes, wheat
to hold high priced meat4oi* with x
,
els,
or if the spleen4s ftlarged4 or if
Urau 11 they twill eat up clean. with
risk of a slulzip in Prift With pr9s,
nadlstn A&*nts
there
are any ulcers In the intestines,
a )ftilea oats, A-emember to be punc-
Peet of more Pigs Coming on farmers
tvarYthleff fouthe
-peqntiftir
urIf
the skin of de abdomen is cOlbred
tual in feeding, at the sanie�hour each
were quite willing to -sen Ugbt*etght
Mf*hte -Froeskso
red
or purple,. it probably died ok'
da Y. 4e reguitir, but femduber never
hogs at the good prim.they command.
Strewn A C&rV*P C#Att*M
ch6lera.
to overfeed. Give your ewes plenty
ed, and the Polatid Cbhm and otbft
'Small
worth of milk from twenty cowso
or $100 per cow; while a 'neigh-
Amorkum, ,
Typo rckund*ro
There are two fortris-61! hog ch6ldr4,
Y. t% them 4n. the
ty Pes of' hogs peculiar to the
Thelotand Topo: 1F*undM."
"o aorl"s
the
form
a -cute and the (!hrznlc. The a6ute
kili6 very.rapi . dly; the bogs "die
-flies."'
yards it the wedtber Is favorable. To
be a good shepherd you in ust exercise"
corn belt.made inch a policy p9ssililq
and Profitable, A"fanit of the Poland
'is
Falcon Ovessoji
like
-.In *the ehf6i�ifc form . the
good jfidgment, Ge thoughtful, be.
Chinas their small litter& '131ow-
WiLlike Die vioseeks,
Animals
llqgbr along for several days
wige.11
�evee. statistics sliow that Poland
Souftworth pUkooh4q.
or
weeks before they Pither die or get
cow, barely paying expon.,ies*-
China litters average but two less than
HanWian We. 0e. ,
well.
In the
% Acute'forin In the
_dAiir Hin t
DUroc-Jersey litters, . thd numbers be -
Sr*h"MV WUM &tttCk(A*
Reeftekok
Murtems
look for red spots. on, the in.
If ybu are makhig butter and not
Ing Abotit sieveu and nine respectivel
lj*hft ROVIO & skonsk
toKnal
organs or red skin., In the chron�
getting quite the highest price lor.it
The small races 6f'hogs qo as firm
Miller Saw TrIonniker
ic
form look for -ulcers In the Intes
Just n0t1cQ 'What 0 cents per Pound
from disease as are the larger 'ones,
waktqik��
dues.
V.4.
means. If the'price is 80 cents an ' d
and so called immunity from cholera
Wontgoo Foldeim
you can get but 25. cents. you lose
Ig it Myth unless.that Immunity has
"I" outtere
Keep Cattle CoWifortable.
one-sl.xth, or.16% per.cent. Wouldn't
'it
been secured by the proper adlnfnfs�
Better wekskhere
There tire many farmers who alwe"
PAY big to get a thermotheter. study�
.
tra lion of cholera ser�nm. , The breed
"00#0 04"hine And
shelter
their oattlo'from storm, -but
hard and learn to produce t hat rosy.
butter
or tYpe'Is of no Importancb so far as
*dIse aso Is
there
are raw, gold, windy days whieb
quality of which everybody
concerned.
Our-QWn Dramm jllgdo,
barm
lei
theim As tauch as stormsi Dont
them 'crizie in comers.
wants nt the top price? Make the best
put it into prfits.�-rlartn sournai.
The Colt In Winterw
clustered
pasture
together for warmth on stick
A heavy �lraft hotse cannot be panda
from an'underfed�"It_ No matter $f
his dam weigked'1,800 pounds and his
sire a ton, the colt that'4oesn't have
,,enough- to eat the first winterr :Is not
likely 'to make it big horse, Oats,'
br�n and ollmeal, a little corn, too,'..
In Addition to plenty of hAY and.ex..
ercise or'a winter pasture,' will g1 -6w
out a cbIt.and make him ao'big a:ja
two-year-old that had been neglect�d
And ulidettod. bowt forget that At
takes feed to make re�l draft horset%
out of draft bred colts. Nothing else
will do It.
MAKINS WAK ON THE RAT.
ilovorninent'Adviess Farmers to Use
Cohorstok"In Building Construbtloh.
Wbe United States depahment Of
kgricultdre, diftusainj the eltertifta.-
1103a Of rAtS, strongly advocAtet' the..
Ming of concrete for the - constraotIbA,
Df 1�very class of building. The Im.
,1, 1
4
XOTATO Lff" BLIGNT.
boWOver; henCe:t4e destructive spread
of- the disease does not -begin until th�
Plants �havo passed theirr stage of great�-
est vigor. This occurs soon after the
blossoming
are forming tubers rapidly, the inroads
made by the, early - 1511ght.at this time
being very ftust.rous. This fulag-so
doft- not attack the tubers directly.
however, and nevOcausesi them to,rqL
The appearance, of the, leaves affee I V
44 by this early blight, in. shown in the
Tidiness, and the Schoolgirl.
Winess is one�of the most attractive
Of4omiulne qualities. -it is a1w, ono
of the rarest. E*ly and pmIstent
Allikat be the training which carries the
.girl Into womwi400d with her 11bump
of imeatuese., well developed. -UnI&O
Inherently fastidious . during schc�al
days'she Is liable to drift Into- �ftre-
less habits . which she never outgrows.
'One girl may have a trick of, leaving
shoes about bei rooms, As at'�hlld she.
was Permitted to do,thls, and a8' she
grew older the untlAy custom never
was abandoned, for thi simple reason
tbAt-sbO (lid not notice anything un.
'usual about It, and Probably nobody
else took 'the troubib to correct her.
Another aloveWy habit Is.legThig
bunch 9f combings in the comb or
the dressing table. Cowtant vjgl�ance
-OIL A, - WomiWs part is necessao -in
these i3mall.matters It, she Wou , Id b4i
thought really tidy.
If You Caro,Pir Your Son.
Po not given him PIC&ty of WA&Uf,
DO not Permit Win tO, choose his 0"
companions vilthokitt restralat or dkee-
tion.
rto not give him a latchkey. and at..
tow him. to return home at any hour
Without qu7n,
Do U:t ft to moke, Inquirlds. to to
W 6e W th whora.he, spends hiv
leisure time.
Do not fall to have him understand
that Wann0r.9 are not a substitute for
morality.
. 1)o not fall to teach Uftn that he
'must not'expect pay for every act at
helpfulness to others.
rwo- --d I ip- 0 wvw. M %7 -ram 1 ---- - ---------- 0 . I vQJ:LauC0 011, U118 prefttlubn Cannot be, 11
bAlt the land And balf the 'labor* oveikotimated, When the Immense
—Professor w. .7, praserbiavor. 0r. de-VAM; Female P1111% k", caused 4"awly by the" vermlo wh,
$fly Of Ilunoft. A relialble Prench raguistot.. never lalls, The" 16colWileied the need 6f stopping their P!It.'
W sft aft Wmdlngly wedul In r6gulsting the to b-1
4e#ier1Lt1v6 ottion of t "a feraill clearlt reallxA,
*0,44, if I *+ 6 6 4 Olt", 0, tem., ltif"6 Prefttitkl* IS
fill thdaiv Itoitations, Dr# do U014 aft 4 at teofttedw
asbox,�46rr Jot$10. Nal 7 Ord"
*d 6 a
Ey Woman
Wind Aed shmild know
1"V
66 won&tfilt
Whirling Spy,,
1�t�nww Viffiniki syrisk�. F,
Gott, ""e"On
U
days.
Put them In the shed or baM
fte" am. Ow
iWavet and -beat towdopoo
tvarYthleff fouthe
VALWF- OF COW TESTING.
0 . L 'Pdnter
One dairyman produced $2,000
�*"Illdlft
worth of milk from twenty cowso
or $100 per cow; while a 'neigh-
bor bestowed twice as much la,
bor on forty cows and sold only,
"d.ftw 06 1 0- too "*Iql"
41,8W worth of Milk, or $45 -pat
cow, barely paying expon.,ies*-
-Whilb'the1rist VDAU -made a profit,
of over stow. Yet the second
A
Wart said -he had 'no 1!tmo to
A�5
"5447 CftW*Li Wo" Os Ismaiw"*006 ~111
spend a. few minutes each day
welghin 9 -and testing the thilk
MKOINA
from each cow. Instead he spent
tout long, weary Yeats in raising
and harvosting, the cropj� on a
WO &WAVO 611IN01111, 1MV0 nUMftelf of-, r*bW*-,
100, acre farm and feeding and
041�b Oft,011WIM AfW
milking forty cows to�make As
'111u�h Profit as his neighbor did
In one year with half the cows
from an'underfed�"It_ No matter $f
his dam weigked'1,800 pounds and his
sire a ton, the colt that'4oesn't have
,,enough- to eat the first winterr :Is not
likely 'to make it big horse, Oats,'
br�n and ollmeal, a little corn, too,'..
In Addition to plenty of hAY and.ex..
ercise or'a winter pasture,' will g1 -6w
out a cbIt.and make him ao'big a:ja
two-year-old that had been neglect�d
And ulidettod. bowt forget that At
takes feed to make re�l draft horset%
out of draft bred colts. Nothing else
will do It.
MAKINS WAK ON THE RAT.
ilovorninent'Adviess Farmers to Use
Cohorstok"In Building Construbtloh.
Wbe United States depahment Of
kgricultdre, diftusainj the eltertifta.-
1103a Of rAtS, strongly advocAtet' the..
Ming of concrete for the - constraotIbA,
Df 1�very class of building. The Im.
,1, 1
4
XOTATO Lff" BLIGNT.
boWOver; henCe:t4e destructive spread
of- the disease does not -begin until th�
Plants �havo passed theirr stage of great�-
est vigor. This occurs soon after the
blossoming
are forming tubers rapidly, the inroads
made by the, early - 1511ght.at this time
being very ftust.rous. This fulag-so
doft- not attack the tubers directly.
however, and nevOcausesi them to,rqL
The appearance, of the, leaves affee I V
44 by this early blight, in. shown in the
Tidiness, and the Schoolgirl.
Winess is one�of the most attractive
Of4omiulne qualities. -it is a1w, ono
of the rarest. E*ly and pmIstent
Allikat be the training which carries the
.girl Into womwi400d with her 11bump
of imeatuese., well developed. -UnI&O
Inherently fastidious . during schc�al
days'she Is liable to drift Into- �ftre-
less habits . which she never outgrows.
'One girl may have a trick of, leaving
shoes about bei rooms, As at'�hlld she.
was Permitted to do,thls, and a8' she
grew older the untlAy custom never
was abandoned, for thi simple reason
tbAt-sbO (lid not notice anything un.
'usual about It, and Probably nobody
else took 'the troubib to correct her.
Another aloveWy habit Is.legThig
bunch 9f combings in the comb or
the dressing table. Cowtant vjgl�ance
-OIL A, - WomiWs part is necessao -in
these i3mall.matters It, she Wou , Id b4i
thought really tidy.
If You Caro,Pir Your Son.
Po not given him PIC&ty of WA&Uf,
DO not Permit Win tO, choose his 0"
companions vilthokitt restralat or dkee-
tion.
rto not give him a latchkey. and at..
tow him. to return home at any hour
Without qu7n,
Do U:t ft to moke, Inquirlds. to to
W 6e W th whora.he, spends hiv
leisure time.
Do not fall to have him understand
that Wann0r.9 are not a substitute for
morality.
. 1)o not fall to teach Uftn that he
'must not'expect pay for every act at
helpfulness to others.
rwo- --d I ip- 0 wvw. M %7 -ram 1 ---- - ---------- 0 . I vQJ:LauC0 011, U118 prefttlubn Cannot be, 11
bAlt the land And balf the 'labor* oveikotimated, When the Immense
—Professor w. .7, praserbiavor. 0r. de-VAM; Female P1111% k", caused 4"awly by the" vermlo wh,
$fly Of Ilunoft. A relialble Prench raguistot.. never lalls, The" 16colWileied the need 6f stopping their P!It.'
W sft aft Wmdlngly wedul In r6gulsting the to b-1
4e#ier1Lt1v6 ottion of t "a feraill clearlt reallxA,
*0,44, if I *+ 6 6 4 Olt", 0, tem., ltif"6 Prefttitkl* IS
fill thdaiv Itoitations, Dr# do U014 aft 4 at teofttedw
asbox,�46rr Jot$10. Nal 7 Ord"
*d 6 a
Ey Woman
Wind Aed shmild know
1"V
66 won&tfilt
Whirling Spy,,
1�t�nww Viffiniki syrisk�. F,
Gott, ""e"On
U