rarM NOTES
WATERING HORSE 3.—The preseul
eystew of walering is surely capable of |
improvement, The prevailing idea!
seems to be that a horse is like a bean,
only fit to be used when every particle |
of moisture has been extracted from it,
Comparatively few grooms give horses
«8 much water as they will drink,
simply, as it would appear, because they |
dread its effects, and not because they
are opposed to ad libitwn treatment it-
self, for, though niggardly with the |
water, they often keep hay in the rack
all day. If there be no danger of a |
horse over eating, why should over- |
drinking be apprehended? Some years |
ago there was a movement in favor of
the plan of letting horses have water
before them at all times, except, of
course, when they came in hot. Some
persons who gave the experiment a fair
trial affirmed that horses so treated
drank less in the course of the day
than those watered from a bucket at
stated intervals,and our own experience
coincides with theirs, Nor is there
anything irrational in this, while the
advantages of the system seem self-
evident. Our horses are fed on dry and
consequently thirst-producing food.
Moreover a horse with water always
before him is never unfit for work at |
any moment, whereas the horse watered
only at feeding times can never be used
until somie time after the bucket has
gone round,
To pack butter for long kee pin , first
make perfec good butte ® Then
procure new white oak tubs tightly put
together. Scald them thoroughly and
then Steep them with clean brine and
rinse them with clear water. Dust the
with fine salt and immediately
pack the butter in the tub as soon as it
has been finally worked, Pack in a
layer of about four inches at once, and |
press it down firmly, leaving no air
spaces, Drain off any water that may
be pressed he butter, and
sprinkle a little salt over the layer;then
pack down another, and so on until the
tub 18 full within a quarter of an inch
of the tub. Spread over the buttera
clean muslin cloth previously soaked
with brine and one inch larger each |
way than the top of the tub; press it |
down closely on the butter, leaying no |
air under it; and close to the edge of
the tub; cover it with fine dry salt,
pressing this close to the tub all round, |
and turn the edge of the muslin over
it; then press down the cover and
tighten the hoops or nail it Brm A put-
ting four bands of tin over the edge to
keep it tight and safe. The tub should
be weighed just before the butter is put
in and the weight, with pound
added for salt, should be marked on
the cover. It is weighed again when
finished and the weight then is marked
over the other figures, the difference 1s
the net weight of the butter.
FATTEX
bus Delano,
near Mt,
Farmer says:
§y 3
Hsue
out of
one
—Hon, Colum-
), bas a model farm
The Michigan
It his system to buy
steers two years old past, in the
summer or fall of the year, and as
here is a large amount of straw from
the grain grown on the farm, the steers
are wintered at the straw stack until
about the middle of March, when they
are fed cut hay and neal until grass
gets a good start, During the summer
they get a good growt ng are stali-fed
until the rext mid-winter and sold,
usually weighing 1,000 to 1,700 pounds
Ler head, and bringing from $50 to 875
per head more than first gt Stalls
feeilng of cattle is not the bush
here; this is mentioned to show their
method of converting their straw and
coarse [eed into manure,
WOODLANDS, —The frst step should
to remove all wort hless varieties,
to encourage the valuable sorts to
take their place. Stock id not be
allowed to run in wocd lots for purpose
of forage; there should be a careful
guard agains, fire; seeds should be |
planted in vacant places of such varle-
ties as are most desirable; shoot of
inferior varieties shouid be kept down,
and valuable sorts should be trimmed
up, so that they may grow tall, forming
rather than branches.
A cow which receives every day at
morning, noon and night, an ordinary
waterpailful of water, slightly warmed
and salted, in which bran has been
stirred at the rate
gallons of water, will give five per cent,
more milk immediately under
effects of this drink; and she will be-
come attached to it as to refuse to
lear water, unless very thirsly.
is mess she wilitake at any time,
sh for more,
ING STEERS.
of Ohi
Vernon.
is
CoO
e338
be
ale
trun
unk
80)
PLAIN (
But th
and wi
AMONG ve ge tables, beans are second
potatoes, In nutriment and
substance they are
superior to potatoes, Boiled
and baked for lumbermen, made into
soup and porridge for the rest of man-
kind, they rank among the cheapest
and most essential supports of human
life. Surely they deserve more atten-
tion than they get,
oniy to
. £3
sLreng
h-giving
greatly
IT may hurt the cow some to cut off
but 80 do her horns hurt others
when she goes at then full drive. It is
doubtful if the pam of dehorning is
greater than the hurt of having a pair
of sharp horns run into the side,
case of dehorning there is only one |
hurt: but there 13 no end of hurts from
hooking when the horns are left on.
man,
A MinxesorA farmer has been ex.
perimenting on the cost of keeping
farming operations. Ie says it is safe
to say that the increase of his flock
will cover the cost of keeping it, leav-
ing the wool for clear profit; or the
keeping may be charged against the
wool, which will .not exhaust it all,
leaving the lambs a clear profit,
The National Live Stock Journal says
that a calf neglected and stinted in its
food during the first months of its life
will almost always show the effects of
it ever afterward, and seldom recover
even under the best of care so as to
reach the size and weight that it would
had is received proper treatment at the
outset, Better sell the calf for veal
than attempt to raise it without giving
it the care it needs,
ENTERPRISING AGENT.—I am the
Our object to
hasty marriages,
Omaha Girl-—-Thal’s
18 discourage |
real good
as long as you remain single, and it
“Dear mel $20,000."
“But if you marry you lose every-
thing.”
“Well, here 1s the first $5.
in and the §2),000, too, wouldn't I?"
“Every cent of it.”
“Mercy me! I hope nobody will ask
me.”
————
Mn.
lar, Maria?
the villain gone?”
Mrs. Poots—'* Gone to the station-
house. Oh, dear, I’m so distracted.
A policeman came and took him. Ob,
John, why did you leave ine all alone
when the alarm rung and run into the
garret?”’
“Why did I run into the garret? I
keep my arms in the garret, that’s
why.”
“But you've been gone an homer ®
“Took over an hour to oil up
gun and grind my luaehet., Dut
lucky for the burgiar that my
n order.”
my
arms
ordered his
celebrated for
**It’s for a young lady,”
0 I am courting
Knowledge of her family
to work, and was
annour Lhe eompiet lon ) pl
ture, “Vy hy, that’s exactly my nose,
and my and my forehead,
and mouth,” *‘‘Well?” “You
JONES
artist
- §
portrait
nis fi
ure.
is
he wie
’
i
na
! m
e
soon able
set to
(
of the pic.
shi
Chin
don’t
eyes,
I took great pains to explain the situa-
tion. The young lady's parents are
ignorant of our intimacy: “Well?”
“Welll that portrait’s no ase to me,
Why, it looks so much like me they'd
recag nize it at once, You ought
have had sense enough to un
derstand
that I didn’t want a good likeness,’
— -
to
BrowN.—1 say,
Miss Tittlebac Sk?
Robinson—1'm afraid she didn't ap-
recinte my visits,
“Why do you think so?"
“Well, the last time | called she bad
alarm cle the parlor an nd ha
iy ¥ 1
in ou i
‘clock. I've given up
obinson, are you
Il sweet on
I
sti
rh
ti
an WK
it set for 1U o
calling there,
- in
“of Where Fear to
Tread.”
nth
ools Rush in, Angels
nal.
Dry weather affects wagons, wheels,
houses and implements as well as ;
well-seasoned lumber
always be used for buildl
farm.
Y unc)
Good,
ing
In
When the leaves of
yellow tinge the application
pounds nitrate of soda (saltpetre) will
often cause them become
green and thrifty.
- Ssr— ly
To Ladtes
ng from fand
{ the painful «
ent to shelr BEX,
strated wit
(160 ; ages )
plants assume a
3 3 for
of fifty
to again
tional dera
disorde
Dr.
Xa 01
piates (i 3s
compiete sei f-cure.
Address
stamps,
Medic al Associatio
Sugg
Sent
Wor
0, Buffal
cecilia
chicken-yard is
location for
oh
be a
plum
to
or
said
peach
The
splendid
trees,
- <>
Frazer Axle Grease,
Don't work
axle grease ;
ilable make,
have no other,
your horses
the Frazer
Use it or
A _——
Apples, pears, ete,, that may not be
sufliciently ripe to be eaten in the raw
condition may be untilized by cooking
them,
Sarsapariaawe
ne fol t
Mass, f
plesay it has Jd
& ( Lowell,
I ts of many r
I narkab
saparilia
— -—— -
they are young, as it will then
sacl
Nothing ¥xe Canns nner Cure for
Gravel, Bright's, Heart, Urinaryor |
Cure
Dropay,
ver Diseaasns,
guaraatesd, OMos, SI
Arch St, Phila $1 a bottle, 6 for $3.08, Uroggisss,
Try is
sms AAI Ay
but our thanksgivings;
o———
‘Rovarn Grur’ mends anything! Nroken Ohi.
Freo Vials at Drugs & Gro.
——
secret hatred and averson toward society
in any man, hath somewhat of the
savage beast.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable
to use. It isnot a liquid or a snuff, 50¢,
He who forgives is victor in
dispuse.
COCKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS
THEGREATENGLISH REMEDY
Nor Liver, Mile, Indigestion, ote, Mer
Pty from
Akon RCRA ror New fom
Agent:
the
nesses —————
| That Tired Feeling
The warn
dspecisl
weathor has a debilitating effect,
y wpon those who are within doors most
of the time. The peculiar, yet « con.
plaint known “that tired is the
result. This fecling can be entirely overcome by
taking Hood's Barsaparills, which gives new life
and gcrength to all the functions of the
“1 eomld pot sleep; had no appetite,
Hood's Barsaparilia and
soundly; comld get up
languid feeling;
R. A. Baxronp, Kent,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists, $1; six for $5. Made
only by C. 1. HOOD & CO. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
DON'T
® DIE IN THE Hous 7
ommon,
na feeling,”
body,
1 wok
bogan to sleep
without that tired and
and my improved,”
soon
appetite
Ohio,
Gone where the Woodbine Twineth.
Rats are smart, but “Roven ox Rats" beats
them. Clears out Rats, Mice, Roaches, Water
Flies, Beetles, M » Ar t8, Mosquit OeR,
8, Insecta, tato Bugs, B
Skunks. Weasel, Gop! 5, Chipmunks
Musk Itats, Jack Rabbit: 5. Bquirrels, 15¢. & 250.
HEN Lic
Rovou ox plete preventive,
guid form
gth “Rovan ox Rate
! aken, in a keg of water and
d with a 5 Prnxing pot, spray syringe
isk broom, will be f und very effective,
y ft well ut rred up while using, Bold b
all Drugs ats and Ste orekeepors, 15, 2 4 of.
ist Jersey City. N
well she
E 8 Wea CO
THOUSANDS
THAT
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BE EX
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mpest
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Best,
t
Fasiont t we, and (
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r sont by mail
fazeltine, Warren, Pa.
'
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i. $40.
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» URE will,
Ms Business £ elliege,
od, arash!
Treatment known to the madiosl
positively, prrivansnily cure AnthoF
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Plunge boldly into the thick of life,
Each lives in iu not to many is it
known; and seize it where you will it
Lis Interesting.
writes:
LIVER DISEASE
AND
HEART TROUBLE] Golden
of the
ery,’ and four of the * Pleasant Purgative
ness,
Golden Modical
came back,
all day, or walk four or five miles a day, and
I havo a little baby girl eight months old,
beginning their use, I am very grateful
of suffering.”
Liver
severe pain in my right
DISEASE.
unable to do my own wor
1 am now well and strong, thanks to you
Chronic Diarrhea Cured.
Decatur Street, New Orleans, La. writes:
the ‘Golden Medical Discovery,
N.Y. writes:
of your
Purgative Policts.'
diarrhea. My bowels are now regular.”
tone, Columbus, Kans,, |
GENERAL
Desiity,
Medical Discovery
ailments and 1 car
say a word in
Bore
use Dr. Plerce's My
Favorite Pro-
used one bottle
five of tho *Discov-
"Pellets. My health bo-
and my strength
1 ean work hard
stand it well; and when
10
Dyspepsia,
nin, inn, writes:
Although she is a little
1 give your reme. | BOUr stomach, a
INVIGORATES
THE SYSTEM.
done in the same
medicine that
for your kindness, and
five
one
years previous to
sufferer; 1 bad a
gide continually: was
kK. I am huppy to say
bo mi dic LOS, “
£78 and £77
bottles of |
of chronic
Praspepuia.
was troubled one
dips but y«
1
| writes: * Lust Augu
i 1 took your * Disco ve
BruwopaGe, of 181 Lock Elves!
N. Y.writen: * 1 was troubled with
and general debility, with frequent
mouth was badly cankered,
ive, and 1 suffered much from
I am pleased to say that your * Golden
‘Pelicts® have cured me of all these
pay enough in their praise | most also
to your ‘Favorite Prescription,’ as it
r weak females.
and would est
1 experienced heartburn,
EYILpLOTGE COLLLGONER
cornmenced taking J our
aud * Pelicts,
from the dyspepsia, and
beens for
h one bundred and severty-
pounds, and bave done aw
past summer us I have ever
my life, 1 never took =
ae tes and in Vigo sr nlia
Pi cliets,
Soringidd, Mo., writes:
ver complaint, dyspepsia, und
len Medical Discovery’ cured m
Rev, H, E. MosLey, Montmorenet, 1.
ught I w i die with chills and foyer
BOP pe a them in a very short time,
indigestion,
disorder, 1
I wel
work the
up the mi
Cana, of
‘Gold
Thoroughly cle Anse
digestion, a fair ski
Golden Medical 1) is
poison. Especially has it
and Bwellings, Enlarged
INDIGESTION
BoiLs,
BLOTCHES.
me I began to feel
rita,
Prove
Gland
Hip - JOINT
DISEASE.
thar
y LIANK
CONSUMPTION,
Meo:
i
GoLoeN
and 1
Kinagre
f
and
and i
it i
wasting
« onsum pion.
“
wer
wis only a p
{ Given Up
bo enh
write
Tr reniy. v
re to
il i ed but
addressed envi oe 1
be fu tantiated by me.
_Uleer Cured, Isaac RB. Dowws,
Rockland Co, N. Y. (P.O, Box 28),
iy sul
Pi
intain of health, by using Dr. Pi
vigor will lw ostal
v ‘ nile 1 teh
t he fc
Or
r, Fever
A TerniBLE
AFFLICTION.
WEAK LUNG
Consumption
nK
WASTED TO
A SKELETON.
pal
‘Golden M
BLEEDING
FROM LUNgS.
8g. of Boring Valle ¥ Bx
The *Golden sed it.”
% vedi
GisConwn
aryl
Discovery BG
old
AX
vigor
8COore
gentleman of
for one who had
years was stoppl
He was a widower and a man
large wealth. Widows as well
his society, for}
3 One day he
duced to a young lady.
‘
bv 4 -
pleasant chat about a new-¢
passed four
ng at Harrow-
as
2 Was
was in-
After a
star the
NREL, Lif
and wise,
‘*Are you married’
ik, : Iam so
replied the venerable one,
“By il
added he, “are you
‘1 am
made up
unless |
n«
© WAY, 1Ioy
“Then,’
‘you are af witl
Well, 1've plenty of money,
enough to look after it.
you like such a young man as myself?’’
“1 like you very wel You are
sensible and, I believe, rich; but you
lack one-—just one one require-
ment, so far as [ am able to judge.’
“Well, what that, madam?!” in-
quired the venerable one,
“You do not seem to
cough,’ she replied,
ran arose and beat a hasty ret
s—
Hi
gentleman,
1 & husband,
and brains
ter money
wt Tw
484 «OU
1%
have a bad
treat.
Waar Mas
Major,” said the
I haven't seen you for a week; where
have you been?’
‘Been home,
| the Major,
“Youl Why,
healthy a8 could
world made vou
“Well, I tried to
on health | saw
SICK,
-**Hello,
sick as a dog," replied
were always
What in
You
be.
ie
follow some rules
n the papers,’
Marvellous Little Moxie,
The Moxie craze 18 the latest, and
| fair 10 last, as the physicians say it
! the place of stimulants and tonics, leaving
| mo reaction. Consequently, its place can-
| not be filled. The medical world, it is said,
have been waiting for some one to discover
NO.
PISO'S CURE 'FOR
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS
Beet Cough Byrup, Tastes good, Use
in Gime, Baoid by druggists,
October 15, 1586,
E T. Hazzrrise,
Warren, Pa,
Dear Bir:
I was taken with a very
scvere cold last Spring,
and tried every cure we
had in the store, and could
get no help.
I had our villagn doctor
prescribe for me, but kept
getting worse. 1 saw an-
other physician from Port
Jervis, N. Y., and he told
mo he Piso's Cure for
Consumption in his prac-
tice,
I bought a bottle, and
before I had taken all of it
there was a change for the
better. Then I got my em-
ployer to order a quantity
of the medicine and keep
it in stock. I took one
more bottle, and my Cough
was cured,
Kespectfully
RANK M. K¥r:
Harxzsviiz, N. J., ¢
used
a
el
ETURESTED VITALITY
4 Great Medical Work for Young
and Middle-Agod Men,
| nerve force as overwork and exbaustion,
| Stimulants and medicines never cure
Nervousness or nervous exhaustion. It is
said the Moxie does at once. Stops the ap-
| ous system as well, at
the best results,
once, leaving only
-—_—
A LAnor or Love,
has compromised our breach of pro-
mise suit,’ said a Chicago lawyer, “by
offering to marry your daughter,’
“That suits me,’ replied the old
man. “How wuch do I ewe?"
“Oh,
“That is too much.”
“Think so? 1'll tell you what I'll
do, Guarantee me a whack at the
divorce suit and I'll knock off twenty-
five per cent.”
A. "YoU are a regular spendthrift,
Here I 0nd you drinking champagne
out of a beer-glass.”’
B.—*"You call me a spendthrift and
yet you want me to spend money
buying wine-giasses, when I can worry
KNOW THYSELF.
A yi by the FEABODY MEDI.
» " ] TLTH . Beillifach Si,
AAP Ly a i KER, M.D.
Consulting Physician, More than one mililon «oes
soil. 18 ireats upon Nervous and Phrsioal pevality
Premature Declive, Rehausted Vitality, Lmpair
Vigor. and Impurities of the Blood. and the uninld
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Name this paper,
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N. ¥
Street, BUFFALO,
KIDDER’'S
AST RE CURE FOR
INDIG ESTION and DYSPEPSIA.
E000 Physicians have sent Je Pr
IX, ua & that it is ©
tion 1hst they have ever
never heard far
IAN was takes thal waa
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After all others fall consul
Dr. I.OBE
| 329 K.15th St, below Callowhill, Phila, Ps.
| 20 years experi ence in ali SPECIAL diseases Pow
ancntly restores those weakened by early indiscee
the & Caller write. Advice free and uiricily enn
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i
Ande only by the ELA. brie
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