ESTING COWS.
A correspondent the
Farmer inquired if it was
to weigh and take a sample of each
cow's milk night and morning and
test same one per month in a herd |
of ton cows and was replied to as fol
lows:
It is
each
done. |
snough
they
Michigan
practical |
of
th
practical to weiga the milk at
milking and this ought
think mi
more pains
weigh and
recor:
ot
kK each time
time spent in the
f mi
$ m
fy
i ite
IK yn
ng
each
composit
and tl e
weed vit srtainly
eac!
breeding
dimpos:
wha!
of
highest price
cal a
pose
Ary But
the
necessary
If ye
nd
of
COWS it
quite this trout
milk at each
better, but
in a week and
for the rest of the time fron
get a close approximation
yield of milk Suppose you
Thursday of each and a
gives in the morning 15.3 pounds
at night 18.7 pounds, or 34 pounds for
the day. Now multiply this by 7 and
238 pounds becomes estimated
amount of You
enough for
neces
weeding out
is not
ble
milking
can
estimate
you weigh
weigh
COW
and
week
the
for the week
Accurate
the “star
record from
milk
this
will find
weeding out
Look at the
ment station where every
weighed and take
the week right along f
ing the estimate as deucribed above,
and you will find that you come very
close to the actual number of
of milk for the
out from the
COWS at World's
the differ
boarders.”
our experi-
a certain day of
wr a year, mak-
pounds
year
records
the rair
and
pounds,
Again, it
purpose t
preferre
and the
d me
before
in
a
240
ence was
pounds,
one
nont
pon
mal
greatest tr
is
weight
tin c
that would
every
as ar
she
of lactatio
daes
much
founder
over corn meal in being
easily digested, less likely
the much
more
10
on whole, whole
some
Animals now a vear and a
may be put on full feed by the middle
By July
for market, At
may be expected
has |
more
winter. June or
ady a fair
dam and grandam by
tered standard trotting horses
Limseil has a I
and is the
of
3. A mare
standard tr
and
re
were y regi
and he
recor f 2:30
ed
granda
+ { tr
herself has
dam
2:30.
is the
record of
A mare
standard
, Second
sired
aorse
Oy
arr
PACING 8
an
£ and
TANDARD
animal 1 ts t
+ Dey
ple
CROCHET WORK
VOGUE.
After « long sefsion of convent em-
broidery, Oriental laces, handwork
from Japan and India, Mexican
drawnwork, we are back again the
simplest, old-fashioned crochet
work for of pretLy
matinee And in
ioned col please,
pink, sky-blue,
gea-green and
tints in croch
of the
cream
designs in
contrast
are used
Dreaden or
AGAIN
to
most
all
garments.
indoor |
old fas h
rose
BOTs
rs, too, if you
How, violet,
the
1905
lemon -y«
iv are
work for
IY
Many
oft
den
match or
“1
garments are silk
silk with brochi Dre
tinted slik
with
rio
Or plain
garment bound
bons. In pretiiost
articles are
in
The liberty
able and
corded wash
tation for
here
! with wash
wound
lovely color or
I plain
wash ribbo
holds its color well
taffelia
fair d
has &is%0 & repu
ealing.
is any out
i
nt
LR
m
i in
orning or bedroom
wrap that is not
neatly. The sagques
tended to wear
cotton shirtwaists
for
chilly day.
None of
collars
Ways either
sleeve, or a flowing
always be remembered how difficult a
crochet on and off
and plenty allow-
od
Women who are in
the use of crochet or knitting needles
hestitate te making
a gift, thinking it will
ruined first time it is
laundry The dark colors will
conree ong
Wools wool
be thor
crocheted
are
over Wu;
or OW
dress an invalid's cor
have
al
garments
are
the
cufls
newest
The
the wi
or giveves
3
ie
loose,
it
gleave mi
sleeve is to pet
of space should be
really experts
often about t of
only be |
such
sent to the |
the
of
stand Wear it light
ADY a
and worn for sporis
must occasionally wash
to be
are
fow min-
parate
two Quarts
directly
made with
borax and ho
Never | i. rub with soap, or
stand than
minutes, or put tar a wringer
Rub through hands
rinse in
nse in
tub shave
castile t water
water more five
wugh
the
borax water
clear walter Wr
fow
ape
it Is
{ry take off the
Pull the
Lt. the
freezing
ICAriy
shake neck
@iOOTVEeR i
the garment will
lent $ wu
t
garment on your hands.
Mary Annabelle Fenton
m———
a nseless
“breaking of bread” together not
a source of physical refresh
an hour of mutual! pleas
improvements. The plainest
thus made attractive
homellest fare appetizing.
room and
the beauty
grace of appro
18, but
and
room
and
may he
the
All the appointments of the
Po
and the
the table should HOES
table he the center
of
seven
at
to
adapted
conversationa but the ex
tension table, and
is
of
any
juirements
cotton pi
flannel, or a
I manufacture
table
wood and
he linen
decoration
hanging, but intly perfum
rare fern
frul
and
delicate
vines, tinted leave
anda
form,
and glass
are al
ways
china
in
sliver
good delicate
add their own
beauty if taste presides all
in families a charming «
prevails of placing a
of
obtain
BOOG over
SOMA stom
daily be
mistress if it
to more for the
linen should be as heavy
circumstances
4
flower
ide the plate the
difficult
The
fine as
drawn
in
table
and
Fine with
hem
napkins
designs
of
burden
Advertiset
GOilies, towels
work lace borders
with
beautiful
stitched
and cloth
increase the attractiveness
not be
dishes Newark
the
Lae
table, which should
ed with
CHILD'S
clothes
SIMPLICITY IN
Character and
DRES
fave much
The over
self-conscious
and
fear
other
the
each
woman is
woman
dressed
the at ease
fa 1 3
is also the individual who is
ew her will not excel
we and
toward
apt
the
garments
her neigt friends
She Hines appropriate
very
sense of
into every her UI
The child:
also very likely
y after
and repose
these women
are
take © ferabl their
of
“yy ¥
JTIR A
and those the former
ned to laces
r birth will lool
not enjoy gf
common’ or
poor
her who dresses her
garments
Even
real
impie
better
traits
A KIOWA
l.. C. Reisner
is Lhe
BALI. DRESS
Lancaste
of
owner of
JARICUS ICCAS TO HADES
Heathen Conceptions of the Inferna’
Regions Peculiarly Horrible.
“1 am writing,”
monograph on the infernal regions as
the heathen races of the world have
it different tim imagined
“The of Buddhism
horrible, great
1 and 136 lesser hel in these
] according to sculptures of
Buddhist tempies, men are ground
0 powder into
are
sald an author, “a
them
infernal regions
are They comprise a
hel
hel
the
f turned
and They
led in a mort: ; hi
ants
wt fron
1 the gentler
Christianity
HARD TIMES FOR BABIES.
Frequently Made Martyrs to Oid
Established Customs.
BOme Hzed countries
In parts
mothers wind linen
the their
in considered beau
for girls have flat
parts of France there is
trove
in
have hard times
around heads of
7:
idren because it
there 10
temples, In
«til A WOrse cus
heads there Is tc
the skull as flat
The pivie in
of
3 have
back as
to
Por
Lhe
have a
Attached
drove
nterest in
The work-
body, the
frie ad
so and
War BB
to
the
need one ol
the }
had been
for the last
i i
ing at
your replied
“Now, then, never un i who is elect
ed or defeated » hay of & heap
$ w oy ¥ i wv
DER! nl this
¥
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cially Successful
Curing This Fatal
the weary
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ham, eariy in |
fve study
ducing bh
il Lydi
ne fn
ng 3
and im
Mrs, rake Prospect
Maing
Dear Mrs Pinkhar
i Pinkha
canndt thank
inkham's V
srycoioh f
enough
omit
ax
r what Lydia
nd has done
u I bad suf
egetabile |
Tie When I 88
red for years with what the doctor called
y suble and congestion of the womb
back ached dreadfully all the time, and [
red 30 with that bearing down feeling 1
ws the room. 1 did not
rel wrote 10 ¥
ged any better, so decided to stop doctort
Compound I
cian and take Lydia E Pink.
oontained
it
ith my phy
combination of with my phys
- { wom fie buckskin Arene ' '
LATEST WHIMS hans K% res see tha
which
middle
once
iod, and
these testis, 3
curate test of
ter fat
question
able to pick ou
the poor
But, as
to make
that
weigh
mors
the cow
whatever
HY means
stated
officia
you can
and sam]
Average man
is it necessary
He sh y11 1+
each
do this
practical
DOSER however,
cow | joing tha
what
keep his the highest
gree of efficienc) i it
with little trouble, as |
od.
can be do
have indicat
THE STEERS RATIONS
bunch of
ring
Ying
getting
The steers
second
along v
is available
daily of corn on the stalks,
Field and Fireside
fairly well balanced by the
particularly if it is clover
or part; and the
preparing the animals ir
ing of large quantities of feed
Very soon feeding in the lot
begin in the north
take the place of the
thing that will help balance a gener
ous corn raticn. This
alfalfa or pea hay, at the rate of about
eight pounds per day for a th
pound anima Another change,
ever, must made The fattening
period requires cpncenirates; the
corn on stalk ration instead of be
ing Increased so that more corn may
be fed, Is cut down gradually to ome
half and snapped or ear corn fed. The
word gradually ie important; the
change to heavy feeding of concen.
trates when made suddenly only de
ranges the steers digestive aystem.
Haste here, as elsewhere, makes
waste,
Sasier on the steer’'s mouth than
ear or snapped corn are crushed corn
and corn and cob meal, Crushing
is sufficient and cheaper than shell
ing plus grinding. Corn and cob
meal has an additional advantage
ents their
foubt
what
winter are
now
no
ery well on
and eight or nine
says Farm
ration is
pasture,
in whole
fodder
handl-
pounds
Their
bulky corn is
the
will
Some thing must
10
pasture, some
will be clover
sve ig vy id
MISANnG-
how
be
£ mare,
andard pacin
tandard
# rift
ig 8)
TROTTING AND PACING
ARD HORSES
the amend
A
sgiatered onae
if
f
standard
axes
t first
applicant
ire or
registered
fam
rved stand
con
rank
that
stration a
standard
be observed
makes regi
requisite to
HORSE
a horse in a
care needs to
the clear
If the
large
healthy
good
onstant be
in keeping akin
geurf and dust
of are closed, a
quantity retained
which in effect is as unheaithful as if
were cloged and the
system in thi Way
and absorbed
d free from
the
of waste
pores skin
matter ia
howels
of
1
retained
. i ARE
the
wastey the
! were
ABOUT THE CREAM
warmer the milk whent act
will be the separa
from the milk at
given lower temperature. and
more rapidly temperature
falls, the more rapid will be the sep
i aration of the cream (rom the miik
| Cream rises when the tempera
| ture is falling: very slowly when the
| temperature is stationary; and little
lor not at all when the temperatuce is
i rising.
compiele
¢ cream
any
#5
vie
the
best
———
FEED THE CATTLE GIWAIN.
It may do to marset grass oattle
{from the ranges, but grass cattle
| should never go to the market from
the farm--the farmer cannot afford
it. No matter how good the pas
tures, grain enough should be fed to
give solidity and weight
——
Cane sugar cultivation is making
steady progross in Egypt.
he
ftir
girl who “puts on
nothing a year” makes her own small
trappings to this day,
if she has the
off with the
and often
ones, Bays
however
faculty,
most
the
ashe it is,
COMBS
novelties
valing
Telegraph.
The fur-bordered
craze with girls
mobiling and all that
the gift of
who the bundling effects
horseless riding
fur matches exactly in color, |
the result is mow and then tolerable,
but when a different shade used a}
most unbecoming effect
Another whim of the minute is the
outlining of coarse lace patterns witu
fine chenille for b A pretty
finish is sometimes given such waists
by the addition of veivet collars and
cuffs the shade of the chenille. Girls
with limited incomes make many
thelr own shirtwaistsa and fancy
blouses, and by this means get preity
individual touches, that even “made
to order” ones often sorely lack.
lace collars and cuffs, embroidered
in pompadour ribbon work, with tiny
and posies, are rogarded
favor. They are often worn
kid belts similarly embroidered
sometimes furnished
buckles,
the
eu ™m
who look upon
with as
and
of the
When the
ROS
choicest the gods,
ape
apparel
the veil
is
is produced
OuUees
of
blossoms
with
with
such bells are
with ribbon flower
Petticoats worn with thin
often made with
chiffon [ri‘ls, A
had the dep top
with black ohiffon
evening
billows
gxirt of
flounce
velvel
gowns are
of shade
this kind
appliqued
cherries,
The leather collar and cuff sets are
at their best with the corduroy ghirt- |
waists of severe cut and finish, which
are in high favor for morning use
Linen and silk stocks
and ties embroidered with dots and
rings are very much used with tailor
made shirtwalsts, A new arrival in
this line has two pert little bows and
long plaited ends, which reach half
the length of the waist
PROPERLY APPOINTED DINING
ROOM.
The dining room should be as
light, bright and eatractive as possi
bla, and every member of the family
should endeavor to lay aside indivi
duel vexation or trials before com
ing .to the table, and unite to make
most
course, death
the
bull elks it is not known where
obtained The gar
finished in 1874, and was
robe for the wife of
Kiowa tribe,
of
death of
was worn Kiowa
the it
Kiowas in a skirmish
tribe. Chief Lone Wolf,
gave it to his niece,
who it three
indian collector, who
Mr. Reisner. There
perhaps no ball dress of a white
woman which has more value than
this savage woman's robe, come
down from another day -—Field and
Stream
elk were
was
AS Aa
Boy, chief of the
one of th
and
wife,
180g siate
JAttle
it ¢ ztate robes
the
became
that people, after
the chief's by
Anna, reigning belle of tribe
was lost by the
another
i owner,
Ilda Lone Wolf,
years ago to an
in turn sold It to
sold
ia
DINING ROOM BRIC-A-BRAC.
in the dining room nothing is more
beautiful for the plate rail and side
than of old china in
and white green and white
interesting effects can
of this Kind
collections of pewter
tankards, brass cof
pieces
and
Color be
with friczes
Combined with
decorative if care is taken
selection of the background
color, Other inexpensive but effective
pieces of purely decorative brica
brac are plaster casts, If well made,
exact reproductions, they are very
satisfactory in soft ivory tints. There
is a great difference in them, and the
cheap, poorly made cast is worse than
none.~~Harper's Bazar.
FASHION HINTS.
The Gainsborough, or picture hat,
looks its best over young faces and
floating hair. Indeed, the original
Gainsborough hat came into fashion
when women wore their hair in ring.
lets, and few modern coiffures are
adapted to it.
China silk, embroidered with shirt
walst design In wash silk, makes
mighty prety blouses, which are
more serviceable than any other kind
of white silk waists, because they
oan he washed
in the
herbs whic
fatal d
‘he Vegetable Compo
mony with the laws that
entire female system, and
are many so called remedies for
troubles. Lydia E Pinkham's
table Compound is the o?
cially prepared
EARS
4
derangements by it
the feminine org quickly affect
symptoms as pain or weight in th
loins, backache. bearing down
urine too frequ orb
ored, produc 1
or deposits like bri 1 in it;
usual thirst, i
swelling under
fo
is
is
time in combating the disease w
Lydia E
man’s ills
The following letters
marvelously successful it is,
show
ful to say it has entirely cured me 1 do all
my own work have po more backache and
all the bad symptoms have disappeared
1 cannot praise your medicine enough, and
| would advise all women suffering with kidney
{ trouble to try it
J. W. Lang, of 626 Third Ave-
nue, New York, writes:
Mrs
Dear Mrs. Pinkham
i have been a great sufferer with kidney
rouble. My back ached all the time and
as discouraged I heard that Lydia E
Pinkbam’s Vegetable Compound would cnre
kidney disease, and I began to take it: and it
Las cured me when everything else had failed
1 have recommended it to lots of people and
they all praise it very bighls
Mrs. Pinkham’s Standing Ine
vitation.
Women suffering from kidney
trouble, or any form of female weak-
ness are invited to promptly communi-
cate with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass. Out of the great volume of ex-
perience which she has to draw from,
it is more than likely she has the very
knowledge that wiil help your case.
Her advice is free and always help-
{ fal
a Woman's Pemedy fr Woman's His.
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