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“,,,,,.,..¢~esmusselse ttlssoresk son we being -‘is the -pasflixss eu-‘oc
,,, ,,,...iVioa. u in the wins.; ma mm up mission., _tt loess ,ohms
_g ¢,.,,.r»_en|n._ :gn hnltssiu ltns ensue, will ho-obgarul lives. A
_“gh _ notdlkisdoiblxtlsl. Not only een hs do more, but hs Mil
W. eu  \°o__woqls_g»plusa,r-'_ _  not b_y'Ge_e.
N.; li  M '°°*_*‘°'
.fm  ieéii tss`¢’i'l`i'ey ue nqlnsains nm ner. 'r_Ak°
~»~»-=~v.°°'°*__._{»”'f~_i%?~f‘"‘- 1    '
 _itesoesejiiie ysnyeum _geinu-toseahwval, me it you
W, ,,¢»'¢,nu` viilrsns uot§nly uint your sx»o¢u¢¢`¢~h"l_»'éo utah le- this ,ur
 thltymlhlnprodilesd more md meds more. 'hlshsst in-
,,¢m¢¢¢_'fors..trmsrisin`|eodheslt‘is. "
pgped heelil.lloe&sr~th_|l\ll, qmngt lp hed without labor, wftilaut
mi.) 'rhere__ere_ms,o7 ewiisnees tint the eqrmapnstgt tis hsye about his
Mu..  be  becuz do W|i1\\_°lL_t Hs not knowp-ilhlt it eosts
Mmmiio wi&ont. Heddss pot__h'\osr_y!lmtiteostshim togettihun. 'risen
U, ¢,,$\¢\snoss lor the kitdsen; `isiilor's'e.v'ln`|"- devices thslt sro sho dirt-
 Yeu do not hesitate to buy s. pleugh__t;he¢ you knowts more
igggpgthsneiseold: youougtsttoseewtxetkisyogcsnhuytorthelrlx-
‘ui  rednes the kitchen lsbor, what improved product comes from/t-he
lstolmi V _ _ T
ssjiyswemenhssganstohsrgreveyesns in sdvemsotherilsnehe-
¢¢\;¢e..she did not have s. sewing lnamins. Others have gone there because
mqma not inve the proper kisehenshove. It you went to know what s. had
liient caste you. consider the work it does and the work lt oucht to do.
,f you nm to lmn whut it can you to do without it on-uin convenience
|. ¢g,h|i1cheu or in the dining-room _or in the bedroom or in the sewing-room.
m,,)qgyfthee1 stdhdiyby 865. _
up pnrassae d everything you want is not urged. but in urging the
hsrrsrtolefiili hilt implements he'su| let Dorths eultivssion ofthe sail, I
"gust get every household utensil thu ligiasns an labor of the wife sm ,
ggger, than ses it you do not ga the befletit by better meals _and more
fqgrmi sad hyoildorh about the house and through a house tllaltlii
msn heetthlul in di of its mnuundings. _ _ '
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11" fu-m exists ilor the ismne. 'You sre cultivating tml/t field tihat you
,,,, nh zoos sn- the winner una ruol una tho household oornrom. cum- ,
'ge the home witih the same idse. ‘Spend welll what you have Via snendk
mn all tihese things minister to better health for svery member of_ lhe
household. _ _ _J , , '
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A yteld of less than 50 btillieis of_on.ts per acre should wound the pride of
my duslrler. When weoonsider t-he possibilities of ost-growing under im-
proved conditions that rotutn from an sore is lilttie more than en apology.
Yet it is hr shove tihe avenge production in tlhe principal ost-growing belt.
Pertmps no other hrm mop has Vibsen so long neglected and so persist-
gtty sibused sroets. One ot the important reslone mr this sltustlon iethwt
the mop hu been glrown chiefly for the completion et s rotation. Few fwrm-
qsgmw it for ies ovwn sake. 'Ilhet is why it has suffered neglect.
(his em valuable enough to warrant tiheir growing for the grain and
mm which they produce. As s feedffor horses oats easily teke tl-ret rank.
(kts of good quality are always merlretalble at profitable prices. They are
gqnpu-stively sssy to grow. Tihey are adsipted to a. wide range `of ~;errl-
twy. They tit in most of the crop r0ba.t”lons common in the earn-'belt snd ln
Ost straw serves mlny useful. purposes on the _steels term. 1t_ci1n.be
used in bedding staffs snd pens. It is s. lclished roumsge for horses and
Inferior seed sud slattsrlli-y pseperalticns of the seed-Ibed an the chief
uusssofpoor yields oflew-gradebeiis. On lmost f'srnl"s outs sre "put in"
bwsiedly snd recklessly. A common pllsotzice is ho drsg down cornstalks.
bresdcsn osits on the ground and then link the seed in. This is about as
lsily snd quickly ss the Job osn be done. It could hsrdly be dons worse.
In no msn expect s. big yield of good outs from the ordinary run of seed
sown in the ordinsry my. '
_ Most ihrmers select their seed from tihekr own-bins and without any care
Itidsver get it inteths lend. 'iihey do not give any thought to the quality
of the seed. Wlhether the grain is sound and smut-free are questions that
no not aosur to thsml 1
Yields csn be mstefirlly lncresbed, and in many cases doubled by using
loud seed. Wirsitevcr variety is selected see to it that the seed is pure. clean
md of good weight. Run it through a fanning mill once or twice so as to
leussl out smell, inferior grsfins as well as weed seeds. Try to secure the
isrsut uni plumper: lm-nies for planting.
'_ If smut is suspected in tils_ seed treatment should be applied to endi-
tllel _
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llssch is usually the bqinrring of spring work in the fields, but in some
!i“°ns the vrra:bhq» is m backward o- t'-o gvnunfi ion _-oft for much work
in ho anno. xsep on ies soil with 11-~_.n. nnl tools whilo ii in wer una non.
0? YW will Oo more dlnege thsn got-.l. 'l‘ 'wil are other things that may be
Gene. _ -
._- Iii Girly PPi‘i|l¢ h_ A good time to bllll ff ncre. Ther? is no other time
‘then the out and anchor holes can bs aug so easily. use n post dining
hui snd not s, spade, l
I ._'1\le ‘belt wlsiy to dey -ul end or' corner past is to dig n pit three or tour
f_°_¢ deep sna uhm or tom- fm stuns. shout :ive feet from the post in
*iii with the fence. In _this pit Dllce s. large stone or old iron machine
'mol sna tio thu to the too or the post with n couple mon; or No. 9 nl-
venissd iron win. Fill in end tmmfp down esmh upon the -anchor rock or imn
‘tiwlsna li will be than to my. with n nom mol: ln. me or the nhovsl
Efhdh. :wut the mm till it is pefrocuy tout una '-musing," nu rho iels-
Dilene men term it. " "
7 Wil” I Dost is stnysd in this mszlnor many tons of tension can he pieced
Wen the fencing without moving the post. It ls e. sure hlrltlfsst. `
_ In building funn use oeuonea puns irmey curl he hed. They ‘will list
lint longer than lreen "posts, Also, trlmminfthe bs/rk from them will make
*im isst longer, be moredlriclsrvt in holding' staples, "spd they will look bet-
t" “i ‘OMB Pests in s stnlglzt line and tsks u lM‘tle_s»t\:». pains' in making
*N im mn. A gooa, meonsruosi mln; of :ones ram my 'por oem. io tho
,idlistrsnoe of s, field slid theirs is sct usl money veiue in sppesrsnce, not
Wlmtlnr ann-  V~
 "°‘WY fslwins costs flliilowhon than ll;-ht rent-ing, but li our in ul, V
sea. 'uhm shoilla no s' No. 1 of iw. 9 win sz the top una liouom with ooh- ‘
.“W‘Ullii\s heavy int¢fm_=d‘¢»‘e horlzofngsi wing. Six-inch stays are obviously
hill* than twelve-inch stays, making the fence firmer and more efficient
in '""”i"¥ NMI stock. Use fencingwltuli horisontsl wires close enough tn-
llhsr to turn _pigs lndchlckens, snd.mske it strong snougif, and itish
°‘“'*i‘ i° Nm lil _live stock. Btsiple ssoh win to slotl post to give grester
"'°*'1 vw lunar to sl. hm..
i *lfffiil in use or heroes win, 'ui 1-_sn moons nun edits -una honor than
» . *P* °°°‘lii‘\| Mindes. 8I'i"l60th woven wire fVsnoin"g will will serve every
Wtnulnmiloeefisilm. snsuisneu in the mime whan`w»ll our ua.
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after the system has been burdened my purpose and ma,-`kel_ and so fag- my
the luscious strewherry. und no farm- in the last few years due more to the
add to the attractiveness of her table methods of care or feeding, as tile
m“°.h °i9e“’° "" l“i’°" t° Pi'°‘*‘~‘ i-'~"'nttempt at the same time to improve
stimulates plant growth rather than good a layer.
production of fruit. A soil that lvlll Mv hens are always kept in confine-
aore~‘wlll grow good strawberries. Per- 12 x 12 ft, with a park 2 x 8 rods. For-
beijries for home use in the gardens eggs per hen yearly, I considered it a
where tihe soil was very rich and henv- large yield. Nnw I have several flocks
ily manured. also foul with weeds and that average 200 or more per your. I
grass; Under ilucll coniiitions exces- huvu individual hens fllut lay 250 eggs
sive labor is required, too mahy plants il, year, and this is the point for wllicll
are produced and not mucll fruit. They I llzlve started the whole flock, wllicll
soorl`become discouraged. Virgin soil, number 100.
when available, is preferable, ns it re- In selecting my breeding flocks I find
quires less work in cultivation und it nr-:_-ossary tn exercise grcat care to
gives. better results. Prepare the :wil nvnlrl nllsiulres. 'l‘llc best time for this
by deep plowing and thorough pulvor- work ls when tllc hens generally nm
iling. Every spring planting ns a. rule not laying \\'cii. Late in sunlmcr dllrlllg
iii b0eVi:- ~ thc limiting period, and in winter, is my
Secure good, strollg, healthy plnllts time to pick tllo brnedcrs. _
ffnlri reliiibie plant growers and wllcll \\'llile I plly consislcmble lttlclltion
rcddy mark off ground with light tn the oxtcrnul cllarnvrnrlstics, the ull-
marker' or use ll line, sr-trtlllg in ro\v.~= llnpol-tant thing is to k1lu\v'that the lien
3% -to 4 feet apart allll zl.l_1nllt 21,1, fl-:_-t is l.'¢_\‘in_l; the gre:l.t.ol' part of tile year,
apstt in row. Use a dihhlv or galwlcrllllnrl this l-an llc dctcrlnined nllly by
trewel in setting plants, bring carvful cluan alison-ation and ri=ql.ires the out-
to get the roots down well; also sprcxlil, luv oi' mllvll tillle and pllticnvc.
out. firming the soil well to roots when Afivl- I halve got together n, satisfac-
in,pbsition. Leave thc cr0\vn of thc tory i'l~n-lr. they will answer pretty
pinnt‘.'Whis(§ set. evcn with thc silrfnco. well to this llescriptiqll: Lrtrgc boned,
'Cultiv0.tc'lu; nftell :ls ncr‘c§sal'y_t0fkm'~p rntllcr lollg in ings and neck, lmlg nn
thefsoil clean and in grim] stllte of clll- the lm:-if, dvep up rlilil down beilinri,
tivation until late summer, when you legs sol fulrly apart. bronet lyom- .nome-
will 'hlwe a good plant rn\v for llcxt wllut pmlllinnllt, i'l<>.==ll_hnl~ll, strong nnd
years crop. \Vhen ground begins tn musclllclr in grind condition but not fat,
freeze in enrly winter, it is best lu comb rntllvr ubovc lilo uvcrugc ln size,
mulch betwcen the rows. also covcrlng eye.-r bright und full, disposition lively
the row'liV'g‘htly with clean straw, leaves but llnt scary nnd more inclined to fol-
or coarse prairie llny bedding. Remove low the uttendnllt tllarl to run and fly
the mllloh from 'the plants in curly nt llls_l1p|lruuc_h_ larlre consumers of
spring, leaving it between the rmvil to fnml uni] nlways hungry \\'l1‘en fed re-
k6`¢D_ tlle_fl‘Ul! Ci<’¢1I\- _ -. gulnrly :lnd given 11':-imnce for exercise.
After fruit is gathered, mow tile vinc One of tile grunt difficulties has been
and when dry burn nff. Bur off. the in finll .=<llii:lll|l~ mc-ks whrrlever I wish
NWS Wiill Small i\li`iiiU8 Plow. leaving in illiruilllce frcsll iliiloil, as I do evory
them about 6 illchr-s wldo. Wllml Lllclnncollll year. My pllln has been to get
Doll lhun turned between the rnws ilils slllllclllle ifltcrestcdflll the samv lille tn
plants with cullivntors and. harrmvs'. cords llilvc been kept for the past year.
A very good plan is, after ellltliratillg Snlect cnckcrels wllcn six lvseks old
down- the first time, to harruw across nlul grow thum. fiflfiliy choosing some
the lvs Cultivation should be rl of the bent in strength and vltniit As
renewing, a plz-mt bed can be-kppt up 'strong bird I nay pllrtlculg-lr,attol.ltiuu
fro*-l_Vour to six-years, without replhnt- LQ mating witll strung cocks.
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,bg home use, early. medium and into would he h bred fgo a. lolisilnepf
meh 'e selecfinn of varieties that nrr-_ to-.flild, a{'nearl_v nll.hl‘ee<lcrs_appllcil to
knmvnto do well in the locality wherl- can tefsr‘_n_1e only io_the points their
PiBi_\‘_f:? is to be made. fini'-eighth of stock yvlll»‘_'doore" when judged by-'the
an is smpls for n nirnwberry bed Standard oi’ Perfection. _ . _
for htltllse. and would produce n " lfeedluz and mire must receive espe-
8ili'lli\ll‘ f¥iHl'l_\' families. Tllis nmolllil cial atteintl  in ilrd;-l' that thc chicks
of gran# will easily yield 600 quarts. slhhll he properly grnlvh to perform tho
Ailowi lx quarts daily for table usn work they are intended to do. The
fgr.80&Ul'ii\ll`lnK the berry _senso'n. chick shullld lin generously fed from
I 0 _qu hr canning. preserves, jel- birth with_i'ooil suitable for rapid und
iieis. etc.. would still leave 300 qglarts in strung .growth without fattening. A
se i. wllicll. M 6 wits ner fluhr _,would dsil _rupply of green foochnnd nn up-
be Ill--rtimithsn enough to psy tile portlllnltf for exercise must not he
'-"l'°°N\s\snhsu¢'i¢.
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lsor wal. un. mule town. _ \,,.,d,_-- _ _ that iso richness as the mlv¢»;llg_¢m
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which is of more than passing inter- €¥'iB9i‘/6 S¢‘9i@- ' '1`\lV.¢rf't R Ewld B13-Fl
"L seams, that "V ls fmm me pen nflfllleuns that su\‘<~c~f_=: .s at least well as-
one who hu bred the but horses onilillrcd in ninlnsi any llndcrtaking, and I
the continent. This man is Foxhall A. -Hllul lwmlllfflely ignore another old felw
Daingcrfield, manager of .Tnmos R. \l'llli_~l\ sugxelffi llnyiillllif dlfferffnfl
Keone's Castleton Stud, Lexington. 1l'l°'>\Jt endings undnr opposite condi-
Ky., and below will be found what hc tl0nr4-
has to say.-E<limr‘s Note. ' ill ill° fiflf 'i7i8¢¢. starring it dairy
~ -_- should be wcil cllnsldewd before laying
"Noting that the object of the Na- defilllie plans. Tho lirnjoci should be
tional Bureau of Breeding, Ltd., is the :_i_‘_i‘i_‘_$_l1__0"_@i' iii ill_€ flilllily- The \;”lf‘!
_ l LJ lave it ciance iii express l'~".f‘
improvement through th°r°ughbr0(:_m opinion (as if there lvall eval' :1 ivvziman
fU5i0Yi- Oi' lil ililliiy ii°i`“5- as Wi’ “S who felt under :lily l~u~4ll~ll-flinllsl in this
the safcgllarding of the thoroughbred rcspeci), and her idcrls lllrly usually be
himself. 1 nhall endolwnr nm to from §l@__v_\>“:_l_<;l1__f;_§_ Ill l»f_~__lwr f»';\r_\nn__f;r the
_ v ' que. on u lllpn alice.
the subject 'O B' certain point' as ap If lilcre are growing bow in tile fuln-
plicable to all classes of equine alike, ;|y_ talk it mm. “nh ,hem mam fm.
and then differentiate according to the theil'_ assistance will lie llecdcll in the
ultimate use to which the individual ;;‘_i;iflflg ailéi UHF” _‘if ili_¢ L‘<>\\'H£___ if ll_l4‘;0
no oyls, sl wrc 0 cr ep
is__to be pointed. di" wllich can bo reiloll upon by hiring.
F`il`Si. mtllw as little BTSHCB B5 or will the 0\vn»~'l‘ ll;l.\`e to du most of
may bc in character and amount of'tll+= \v\»l‘l; llllllsclf?
usage of mare before ind after she ____l__fyii;_;‘_l'_*_5_eil__ Sll'll>§1llig___8i8~f’l0i'l Cl_l_f\V0fli-
_ » ‘ . ir" s we a goo mar-
becqmes pregnant' simply molding kct other ways, or ls there ri nhcese
B¢l‘iliI\S 01' EXCBBFIVG flii-'iE\-ie if ili€ mi“`° i‘u<liul‘y or crczllllvry wiiilill a reason-
is ridden or driven. Exercise, when able distance so t'lln.t long ha-ills may
mares are not tumed to grass. whom i_;<_f___f_\_'~'i;_l_;l_e:_”i_;~’____A_l"_f_e__ll;_?__g~>fi_£dre_2;_f;onf_1_l£;'
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ihey may roam at Wm' is necessarl; lvilcre the milk will have in be llzlllleii?
f0!' tht? i168! i‘¢~U\1li5~ The food 0 ill spring and fall, \l'llell fro.-nt lllnkes
mares should be increased grwdlloily illlc l-o;l<ls b:lrl, this means much to tllle
during the last three months of prog-  Tu-<§_t_li;i1v<;_I_  once every
““nL`Y' the demands or the gr0“H“g olliillfi rul(l)leBall`ul'thl=y c<(|Il?r`rt>1tlll<:et(f;t
footus cannot be su-ppilled 0i.li0i‘Wlii° n. lllall to du the h-nuling or tzuke turlls
without too great depletion of the vi- in doing it t.hem_<<\lvos, this moans
tality of the daim or the Insufficient  t_i:___l:Vii_r_;¢_'l;e. all ;>f_wh_ic_h
nutrition of the growing foetus. \V___n__e;____e of __h___________  or n nc _
-'continue the generous feedlns' of 'rhoso things having been favor-only
tile more until thc foal is old enough passed ,won let Us see what M385-
to ent oats from a trough placed witilin .mms mu h(_1.p the man who 1' just
a pen in the pasture in which the mare Smwlng In me dairy ,ndu5u.y_ Ho
KYBZ95- fi‘i`i'i5 De" should be 5” con' must nnt forget that upon himself ln-
9ii`li¢i9\'i that the mai can Walk in d'l\"ldll:lliy re-sts tiho responsibility to a
:i_ii‘le°_:`_e: Plank '~°° ww for th' dam very large extent and his must be the
l - br li t ill I i lt.
"'I‘lll». stables ln which the foals are M,gr;Ov;7r rg; m_?M“£ nsgnsgawifh A
k°i""l~ “ner weaning 'mould be r°°my keen interest in cows A student of cow
to 14 feet square. The outer ’
box” 12 _ na.tll-re, and something of a scientist to
walls planked to the roof, with lmge _ _ ,
boot, For th( day of scientific farming
glass windows, protected by fine woven ‘S hem and will not mum” be 1g_
wire, these placed above and out of n0md_ ’ '
"°“°h °' 'lm f°lH'ls' Life “ilre   In ovrilefr to succeed he must know, nr
teotion against risen _ wlen 1. . _ . __
glass window is opened. 'l‘he best :eb_;‘l1_1:_l;_€igf;JK“n;'I__h°°:____§°hf°;“1‘“‘;;°
form of stables for a. number of foals, Wm_ ‘______h ____;b____‘_‘_‘__ ___ mm “Vfih gpmr
is a square with a‘ mtg” inner comm hyi'lrn.irs and protcld ulul know wfhcre
I 0 Fi l P'Y`|l fi 9 \ B ll
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ing at ll time when the healthful ln- crosses ‘I settled down to the Single Mtendantn and for the young things; L' ““"]» “mi i“’“' X5' l" ""’i“ ne ici"
-' ' _ ti i’ hi i l . .\ ,
fiuences of fresh fruit is .most nse<i¢_il Comb Bllff Lrgholu as best suited to The inner wall iia.clng__thil;_c_o\;_r_t Zlgomg r\»<Y._~;_tl~i;.0o;1__eor__a__s gl _l)1-l__;V_¢:m__y ____te____ _________e ____e______ _____________g ____w___y __;Z_____ gdb
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323'. lg {;l3f:_ki,_dbo‘:,'B "fe lfugds of the gc-nco there is nothing of a scientific
Youngs' ers) a D that need detcr him from entenillg
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2;" ogeeslxgh §h§1alEp‘,;;dy3g3_.iS F12: other feunllre of llgrlcllltllrc with which
erin wife that would not' be proud to selection of breeding stock than to mms of box sm||,_ Have “V0 U-0,,g'hs Iam falmlliar, and that is cxactly wllut __
f 1 1 l.lrlncl~.s need in do.
mll.em:>}l-t€ofJaf'i1l(l1e`;';,air:l tevtlgsh 03:: c(o;¥l0 The next strip in to decide upon the
barley Varying to k,,,,p apnmlte ,hm-D lout nf lilo qucstlon, :lit nurl l t c
’ . ' l cl nw
airy, simply protecting against aim. f- fllwn 0 iz :l c cl n
draught.s_ that the n.nlmu.l may not may many time-1 lm i"ou:l:l illrnugll INF"-
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(llmit has been put on snd iinimeut s
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out the slse of _s. hen!! egg s.n¢ ‘ rl'
'f-V ' f  ' . ‘l ~f w ‘ ‘r-‘_-_ ' ` _i l ` hangs down about the siss of s rouse
GSU. It vos first noticed when she wg
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" _ f37'°li°3,Giii 3-”'1‘l1°P1N.) £(B!~amonoll: s. BAnNmlsi'._ (ny FOXHALL A. DAlNomRr'1m.D.) (BY nl. n. nocxwooln) :lout z months om. whnz con no un.,
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heri' _Ams.- These rumurg. an 5,
' 'Elle liI*wb°rryf`is'one or ure rl:-st The suh1»ct~orim1,,°,,l,,g th, hy, In Booklet No. z of rho canadian 'Pheold s/don. "Bs sure yvlrw nam. °“f°d lfmfvnerly masse hy n vmrln.
1;-ui¢.lVg°_|-|p_.,',_m_.5h° umm. or carb, umm" hltmoewed Su, "me ans: National Bureau of Breeding. just then go ahead, is directly appl-lcoble _f_\_;‘i_s__l;.ll';re<zuent blistering msy hrlnp
. _. Q ‘ issued appears an article relative to to the case of the man wlho is going ure. Use ctusiic blllam As 8
°“‘“"_‘°"-`bo.the latitude, com- tion. -Attertryint several breeds and the mflre of bmod mme, and mal, to start into dnirying on it more or lose "ll”"°"'
Sweutil-lg Horse -C. P.-Horse 24 yeen
did, in otherwise good condition, sweats
very es.siiy_. He is !sd 4 quarts oi
trroul-ld feed. mixed with out-up osts
bundles, sprinkled with water, twice;
day, and all t-hs wild hay hs een eat.
and is given bran muh once s week. e
is worked right slung. Whst do you
advise? Anim- Feed dry .feed sud live
20 drone Tinot. Belladonna. on tongue
eucll night and morning.
Horse Ailing.-G. A. G. Whsrr hominl
in nfter being driven horse slweys has
colic. Sometimes shs has na_ appetite
and gets very thin. is there anything I
can do for nel-'I Ans.- We suspect an
allllarrnal growth in the intestines, but
lt lllny he well to try the following el
_n tilgestivfl tonic. Tlncture Nucis Vomi-
iczle, lil nz.. Tincture Gentlan, 8 oz., Give
_one nz. Ii tlmcs daily ns drennh in 1-I
l pint of water or mixed with feed I times
daily.
Grease Heel. -J. S. A more hsd
grease heel 2 years ago and from thst
time the leg swells and she ls lame ef-
ter standing. \Vhat carl be done for
her? Ans.- If the legs have been cn-
larged for two years treaiml-nt st iills
time will do no good.
Leg In1ured.- §.`o. will you will
me what to do for my 2-montlll-old chit:
lit slipped and fell nbout two weeks :lgq
and hns been very lame ever since. It
lln/I lla control of lilo left llllld lag, \\'lll
stand on lt at times. The hip doi=_l=n'i.
Iseem to be hurt, is swelled s. little ahnut
lsix or si-ght inches back of the hip. \\'ili
lit ever recover? Ans.- We sus-pei-l s
‘partial fracture of some of the leg bones.
f the leg is not shortened t e colt
should make is good recirvory.
Horse Al'ilng.- E. A, O. MY 4-798?-
old horse ls n.ll out of condition; is long-
hmirad and hide seems to bs very tight.
urinntes quits frequently. A/bout eight
weeks ago I commenced glviughlm con-
dition powders or stock food consisting
of Jsnmica ginger, salt peire, chnrcon
and common salt. 1 also feed oil meal
with corn and bran and for s. time hs
passed a. large quantity of lung white
lvornln. I still gve the stock food. but
ills condition does not improve. What
.vould you advise? Ans.- Try Potns,
iodide in 1-2 rlram dose 8 times d.slly, for
a few weeks.
Inflammation After Defhernlng. -W .A.
Lest fntl, about Dec. 1, I dehornod cet-
lfile. Ono heifsr is suffering from ri
gathering in left side of head, which oc-
A CLUSTER OF STRAWBERRIES. ' 'lille inside of the boxes. flileiliflg 0"' _ fi _,ll U 1 'UQ _ Ish, S fmds cnsinnnllv bursts, discharging s. watery
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fluid of n had odor through cavity of
lllilrll. This side of hnml seems llighilv
shrinking :lnll eye is becoming affected.
inv have been caused by takin cold nr
ting of on _ erlse gve rem y. .
-Syringe tile horn cavity out with 5 per
with_thc heavier diets during the win- labor ill this direction has given me _g 'nd the si ace above slat. ninlture mnllccierl with tlln llmlertnlclng ___,_n,_ “muon Carbouc and then mm,
ter. No fruit is more universally quite satisfactory results. I consider ted to the roof, one-third of the space __ ____ __ __ - _vm _________V_Cn _"__ 'w‘_t__ __ witll 2 mblnspnonfuls af Hyrirngen Pero.
l | Y
ide. Tre-at as often as necessary to
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liked and none more appeiizing thrill the improvement in the laying qualities i’°i“‘*°" the seveml i‘°x “ails 5h°“id H1 M hi _ H,|,,k|n as Wm no keep he,/|¢h_
Skin Disease. -Subscriber. 'I‘w0 horses
hipped to me have rough skin. They
seem uneasy snd bite and rub themsel-
the serv|c° °f fresh ripe fm" from latter have not Cmmged materially' _ co S W ` _ breed nf ontilv iolccep. Ifheis il pour vos wllellever possible. The halt has
_ _  ‘he improvement in the laying quell pany. _
th b rd . It d i,  '1 ,, - _ 1 k - b mbled off in spots. I prayed them
° "ry ga 9" ues n' 0 iles has been somewhat hindered by tile Feed oats, bran, cracked corn or mail. l->\IliHK l\_‘_l‘_h l""’<"`_\;l__ 'NT _fmliil mi? Wm" a nrepnrmmn prnnuris for the pup
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leo. hut without succcssl. They have
amDi.9' Strawberry bed sufficient for tile general appearance of the eggs by With all the clover or mixed hay they be in lilly \\':”iy nl_11l\'L\l»€_"fi» ille _i_’_‘fl` ‘  nn lice or vrrlnln_ sn I Judge it is a skin
the home, or even to have your plant- getting them all of fair size, uniform in will ent. When they :lre _venrllngs they "if Oni’ 0l_' iw" -“Hill fillim" S ii- Pi`°V° lllsenno. An.=<.- Give sodn sulphate, ld
ing large enough to furnish quite B shape and color, thus increasing their llla_v be given llefpamte boxes, prefer- a :wild lllwlstmvnt. __ nz.: lzenlieh l"Ul\'»- 4 01# UM til 18596011-
ll in fi-ed three limes daily. Make 5
profitable surplus provided you live market value. A llen that persists in ably keeping those whicll have been A [rod “ny in io_illl5 :l yr_>\lng_ c-niV nr __ __ _ _ __ _
near a. arket. I l 'in n ve small or ill-shaped egg is tovether, in adjoining stalls. two of thc breed sl-_lfcu il. 'Ihr-sf, qulck- 1-;i___:‘_=\__ °_____*;“_:$31!;‘h__‘l0d§l____f_;Y;___?°;l_i:___hl;}_>Z:_
m _ nl 5 ry _ , _
Too much soil is not beet, as it novoruaed for breeding, no mutter llow "Let all #tables be cool. light and iv grow tg mntll_llry__llnd l_n_t_n  gugmy ,Wim mm), fm, I week or mom
Rllnches on Cow's Leg. Subscriber.
produce 4o‘io so bushels of corn por mont ln flocks of about so in at houso take cold on going from his Slliblv into lilo in inwn who kcen but ww COW ‘J I hnvo n s-your-olfl Cow nrrooleu -ith
bullchris or hnrrl lumps from the size of
l'iii_Ps"so'hl`é fartners have tried growllll; merly when such flocks averzlged 150 T   ' "' _,_ _ H ` V Y V . H hug.; nm ¢,, 3, 1,"-ge as ‘ mu,-.
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xl
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ll
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tl
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lulub. The lumps break und look red
lid lllflflfiv. Sl.»- is not lnma, oats and
rinlrs lvcil. gl\'i>.- li good flow of mills
llil snvliln lil fren] well. \V'hllt lhnuid
ri ilunn for her? \V1ll ller milk prove
urlflll if full in valves and pigs? Ana.-
‘l‘lm irulllwlc is llrrlllably constitutional.
'Fri' Ffllvlv-r's solution in l-2 oz. doses 8
lllcs daily. Tile lnilk call be used [or
og or calf feed. '
A TYPICAL CHEVIOT EWE.
The Fheviols are nullves. of the llill regl-'ln of lilllglnnil and Scotlllllil.
Tiley arc romarkalily liulwly, vigorous sheep. 'i`lic_\- stllllil vrv<~i_ rlllll ali-ri
on strong logs. cnrrylllg excellt-'llT""`in'l'it'ion 'limi a fllic fleece uf wool.
mellowed. c\llti\‘n.te it Luck to thc liiiltu li pl=.n'of his hcl-lt layers lvllose re- -__-é-_---» -- --T_--_-'_-~---°;:"-_~:_; *'14* ' -x__- “:._~~--'i';_;;-~-1
me fiem the larger tile better, in Family use. Anntlleil wily is to buy an
which he should cxcri‘lsz\_ during the age-il cow of iruoil lll1‘~.~<l.llg, wllioh»lf¢n
duv in winter and tiny inn) lllgllt illiusunlly ha guriiell vhvuply This plsn
"if mares foal in winter they should api to in shy brecdelii lim ng
he in lr wilrmcr but niixll wllerc thc botll plzllls, tllc \\'riicr would reconn-
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'\Vha|, I vmlllil like for this urposo mal and dam _n-my be kept, two or. lm-ilil lilo pllrilhllstl of well bred on ve-,_
tiil‘6e‘ davit but close ltarlll tnlilf-s, llL~iiil-l of counne, whilll call lla had
varl ties should be selected sofds to dnoestgrsl .og ‘hoitii lisling 'qiittjltice -with-sudden transition tn tile cold l\‘ill-‘&llo<li»l~.a.le plilces. I have known a we
prolgna the season. I would recom- Such. bl. Iver. arc at‘pru_='ent very hlirrl ter air is dnnge-_rolls_é,Aii young tlllngs_ broil Jul-soy bull calf eligible to resi_»_~1-
_ \ ~, - wil' in for ton dollnra because t e
 t\l§.-y1nl:l"c.'d(o~l$e rle}2l.gre21limXuso|ll- =`u\i‘lla~r gill not want it and “Ms wlllind'
dlerlused io sleeping out nf doors never to take that sum rmther than keel) if
' _ ' ' rest' or kill it.
mklfcligqlg r`¢;?»:\:qlnai:!2\:a:mnlz’i-';it:B 'i`his| The mutter of ‘breed ls one worthy Of
in _inure essential in the cniilar than mupll careful thoulfhi-_____VVlitf°i:_i`°:__5__;X
the wnrmerletitudes. l.f you are rats- select df-ileflfl* “°m_*_’__ _QM iinuk “bo
ing ‘thurbugllbrotln for racing. give d|BP09l-l iii mile '"5 ° '
thorn all the food they will consumzrat UPU" me iwfllwnal preference of the ih-
nll'times and all the liberty to run it d||\'ld\H\l~ If milk l* i0 il’ sem i° "
into muscle If saddle horses, hunt- oondensery. I W0Ul'<i lm" "U i\€'ii“'
ers ot other general utility animals, tion in recommending iii! li°iS1¢‘if\l. IG
more moderate feeding alter the first‘ they SWS U- i°"!’i‘- V‘°i“m° °i_mi“‘» Wi'
_rll1\,’_lo'r xiii thLls_bur. ami n.ll_:h'e sugar overlooked 'I am nn advocate of heavy winter will do. These sllg»g'est_iunsd;\rn _t__-'l_\;>__ugh net eridnifdiy “ll ht VOD’
_' easrssary o -1 n me ng t e strsv- ferfdlng in c necti ith l l tn the ree ns! - i
berry the most lssirs&Af fresh fruits exercise. bnthmfor ggillwlllg cl?l:i:ye|?l:  ipifilsrs And thorough- Flor the reuilsr there is no d0uUt but ‘
_ace ef'-mint e June
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ill-lportnnt part in holding his trade,
nlld lilo straight. Holstein fluid es/nlnot
always be relied uiion to show the
amuulli: of crealrl on the tops of the
lyoitli-s that customs demand. A mixed
herd may be made to pay adm-lraibly
by careful selection and teltzlng, but
there is not thc satisfaction ln lit.
I<\ll‘ the 1-roductipn 0f_'buit,ter fat, or
lvllvrc crwllll is to be sold, there is no
igucvtlllll of ill ~ supremacy of the Jersey
lm- lll<- illzerllsvy, the two acknowledged
lllweeils wllicll ure so nearly relaxed that
tllelrl in l~\-<lil_\' little d_lifferen¢e baween
lhclll. Repeated tests have given the
.I\~l':x-_v ill<- ll-ad ss un nconomloal pro.
llllcer uf rich lllllk, and the msn who do-
l‘l.l~~s llpull illis as illv l1i\-od i0 [0 inia
-tile \‘lllir_v business witll will mike fio
mlotake li' that is what he wimm. For
Llle lbegillner it is wall to kecp the DSC
cmvs already in the farm herd. Breed
lilo.-le to a ihorougllbred sire, selldilll
the killll decided u-pull. Do not zfilngb,
but coiltlnlle f~ronl _vcsir 50 ysef U10
some llnc or nrlelllng. As rwr Mi-
fc-r.-l gmlv up, breed these in the #ml
way, lpupdng always in mind tlhe 'pw-
lluctlve advancement of the herd. Bi-V
B. Babcock ies( Ni the VUFY b0li1Ul‘i|\I»
and test all cows of the herd. This,
combkned wit‘h_ W0ll’l\iH¢ 111° mil* n'°m
unto to  in" sl" efswd We N
`esch ani 's imlll- ltlhbdidlf' is t‘l‘i0
plan of weighing the milk sevpsrmtdy,
' "Th . _ I '-pt _ . . y. _ _ 'v ' _ ' ‘ ' I
up___\pt|l inte in sunlmor. By careful I find that a gnml la,\‘el' is ullvays a Summer. »iS 'H11 11i\l'11l'-‘I_S1\il-=‘fHUi'lI`y. H-S__S\_1Cll__:;g l°_V____y Mme and monks,” °m_,e.m°m|`
lrltihiswsyncompletoreoordisss-
cured and tech s.nimall‘s -pentamusnos
is known wt the end of the yessl. The
ribbon oowls are thus deteded snd the
best fpmdlsosrs determined. Al I. vile
Iwouicl saykeepnocowlttsitdotmt
show better than s forty per oslis ted
in s humor or cream dairy. 1
Donut resrtofoiiowtheprniioeol
in-'t>'reedln¢. It will be en sdvanesgp
in establishing a herd, and unite- mr-
risd to eh-rarnm will show no ill sf-
fects wiletover. A mod ire drank! tis
retained in the herd as longpsg
sible. sind never use sny ‘but 6'
ougbbmd. Frequent chsngss 1 nl
recommended. Worn of sit is
E'*l
stain the nlxt, wil
Rea roll the china.
you-tuna ueuulsulvtsu.
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