on c—— a
The Motor Rowen.
The suggestion made the other day
that the motorist, in the interest of
the public safety, should be deprived
of his horn, had something in it
the quality of paradox, but it is evi-
dent that it also had in it something
of the quality of truth. In =o:
places horn blowing by motorl
n nuisance, and, speaking of it,
retary of the Automobile
18 juet said to an interviewer
y tell emphatically that
38 horn blowing there is the
msiderate and careful
driving.” He also says
is far too much blowing
horns, and declares himself
undertake a motor journey
East End of London to the Wi
not blow the horn once. “Of cour
he adds, ‘I should have to slo
but that really does not matter
simple fact, the part plaved
horn on many motor cars is
fer all oblization to take co:
the driver to the other person
a well-known
his ecase—"1
do the rest''-
of
vou
f
Loss And Gain.
Two
through the cita
Americans were
lel
soldier. Halting at
the parade
pointed to a small
said be, "is a ]
the Americans
battle of Bunker Hill"
Quick as a flash ¢
“Well, as we k
afford to let
Boston Transcript
yd from
gun."
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
AGAINST THE
Ladies’ Home Journal.
Sending truth after a lie. It is
maxim tha a lie will travel
rite Preseript
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WHAT
At the
shows in
govern
animals:
THE TEETH INDICATE.
Smithfield and
England the following
the judgment of
Birmingham
rules
the age of
Cattle having their central perma
nent in l
as exceeding one year and si
isors cut will be consid
X months
Cattle having their central perm
nent
sidered as
fully up ill be
exceed!
mine months,
having
permanent
incisors con
their
incisors full
considared as exceed
iree months
having
SEEDING WHEAT
The preparation of il
import
of the
undation
advantage of growth
Not only
plowed deep, the
after and the seed
in, the
must be carefully prepared before the
the seed Is drilled
the soil is fine, the
less liable to being
thrown out In the winter and where
the land is drained will be
fewer plants winter killed.
Land that has been in clover md
followed with corn, is suitable, for
the reason that the thorough culth
vation requires by corn keeps down
the weeds and grass, It is not an
easy matter to kill weeds after the
wheat is up. If the land is plowed
in sammer, the weeds allowed to
start and a weeder, harrow, or cult
vator then used, as often as re
quired until the seed Is planted, the
land will be cleaned.
In drilling the seed, the practice
is to apply the fertilizer with the
seed, but the broadeast method is
also preferred by some, as fertilizer
is then more evenly distributed. If
stable manure is used it should be
well rotted, spread uniformly and
is as
lection
the fi
the plants
3 g
the start
of success
at
the land
looked
drilled
wheat
must
drainage
carefully
for
be
but goed bed the
used. If
in deep, where
wheat will be
drill is
there
LWA
RAM
arrow, Such preparation mingles
the manure with and
much the crop uniformity
rrowth It should not be
there depressions in
the soil does
of
overlooked
to give
are most
fiel and water often remains longer
n ich than
which
places anywhere
necessitite
z dralinnce
85 arainage.
this cannot be done
the
be practiced, which
the
downward
materially In allowing
moi
iLUral
ture to pass
Epitomist,
PASTURE FOR HOGS.
Where clover wil
the best
bid ETOW
Nog
pa
condition
thers
or gritty
easily
really is no
eing aggravated
hat are in this
that way bocansge
lack of gravel
preventive is
go there
poultry |
manner
STAGNANT WATER.
This is something should be
against on every farm, for
come from it in any Way,
gure to be a 1
farm and a direct cause
that
altive detri-
ment to any
f among
enge the stock
FARM TOPICS
Feed brood sows but little corn.
Good slop is best for suckling
BOWS,
Sour swill should never be fed at
any time,
Nothing
itter of young
nest,
There is no
wocking than a
ing season,
Hot salt brine, hot and very
strong, is a good disinfectant for
houses in which contagious aliments
have pestered fowls,
Moulting hens will have a better
coat of femthers where they are not
annoyed the attentions of the
male while the feathers are young
and tender,
Keep the premises and the houses
as clean as possible and you will
seldom be troubled with diseases
whose origin and treatment are une
known to you,
to a
damp
is more detrimental
pige than =a
surer step In over.
straggling farrow.
very
by
A rope that had been used by the
public executor in the hanging of
several murderers was sold at auc’
tion In London the other day and
brought $1.26.
o G = = -
ur Great Criminals.
By Washington Gladden.
HO are they?
There are
terror and
but
gafe-breakers
ts them
urgiay
petiy crimina
he ney
lines; how
flict upon life or
to who
Of
a male
by men
fi mine
was cha
Honorable Peace
Only by Fighting
By Charles Bonaparte, Secretary of the Navy.
1
EF
The Indian’s View gf
The Effect of Civilization
By E. S. Curtis
.
imnle
simpie,
of pient
ns
given
robbe da :
maxe
use it as
at three per
can use it and
it.'! "—8cribner's Magazine
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Did the Chinese
Discover the Compass ?
By Cyrus C. Adams,
OME Asian pbople, perhaps the Chinese, discovered many cen
turies ago, that a kind of iron ore possessed a very peculiar
quality. We call this ore magnetic or, in more common lan
guage, lodestone, and it is very widely distributed, especially ip
the older crystalline rocks It was found that if a bit of lode
stone were placed in water upon a plece of cork or siraw braid
ft would turn tii the axis of the stone assumed a north and
south position. A phenomenon of magnetism had been discovered by means
of an ore that is peculiarly susceptible to magnetic influence
It ts an open question whether the Chinese utilized the directive power
of the lodestone, but it is certain that the first rude compass was not used ov
Puropean vessels before the twelfth century of our era. By that Hime the
true magnetic compass had been evolved through the discovery that if apn |
fron or steel needle were stroked on a lodestone, it would receive the attrac
tive and directive power of this ore. With this wonderfal appliance placed
at the service of navigation, the vessels that had hugged the coasts soon
dared to venture even out of sight of land. A new impetus was gradually
given to cartography. for now the true directions of the coast lines might be
charted with some approach to accuracy. It was the habpy fortune of Ital
fan sailors to make the excellent surveys the directions
and lengths of the Black Sea and Mediterranean coasts and along the Atlantio
to British waters that have come down to us In the socalled Portulan maps,
not
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