B8children weve poisoned last year snonly 11 stales
Fly Poison Kills More Children
Than All Other Poisons Combined
For Safety’s Sake, Use
ome, anywhere
reach, a saucer of
d paper floating in
with a sweetened
Is there in your
within baby’s 1
arsenic poisone
water, or a can
poisoned wick?
During 1915, 26 cases of fly poisoning
were reported from 11 states; in 1914, 46
cases La ator : iy tson &
Children than all other or ons combined,
Yet fly poison stil is left unguarded
except in the homes where mothers have
learned that the safe, sure, non-Porionous,
efficient fly catcher and destroyer is
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The Journal of the Mich
Bocisty co I
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Grand Rapids, Mich.
ly a neis
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called on
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she remarker
the Thess
had se
Podger,
washtub
I'm not
I'm sorry
I sent two to 1
they ain't bee:
don Mail
HEAL SKIN TROUBLES
That Itch. Burn
Using Cuticura
Disfigure by
Trial Free.
The Soap
Qint
eczemas, 8
hands yield to treatn
Soap and Ointment
ate and healmes
plete, speedy
Free sample each by
Address poste
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to cls
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where
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i but service. Expert security
dvice. Ask my assistance, it
ill not obligate you in any way
M. Mans, 66 Broadway, New York City
DAISY FLY KILLER
pisced anywhere, ate
tracts and kills alt
Riss. Neal, clean, or
namental, convenient
cheap. Laste all
sesson. Nadeol
metal, onn'tepiil or tig
over, will not sell ot
injures anythiag.
Guaranteed affective.
Alldeslers ortssal
express paid for 81.00
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A toilet preparation of maria
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or Faded
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termining Factors.
Roughage as She Will Eat Up
Clean—Avoid Increase In Body
Weight Above Normal,
In the management of the modern
cows with conditions most con-
duction of milk and butterfat in each
will
this
as mutch
up clean
roughage as she
and a portion of
Hike grass, silage, soiling crops
found a good working rule to
as many pounds of grain feeds per day
butterfat a week, or one-fourth to one-
third as much grain as she gives
the amount de
ducing milk with a low per cent of
body weight above the nor
mal for each cow, since the milk secre-
general rule, is likely to
suffer when cows commence
their feed the formation of body
fat.
it follows
that
fed
to utilize
for
what has been
the herd
alike under this sys
from
no two cows in
exactly
Rectamon OF DicesTisLe MATTER
Anp Protein to Total Dav MATTER
in RaTions For
i200 PounoCows
* TIER OR SL
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Production and Size Are the
Determining the Food Requirements
of Dairy Cows—The Amounts of
Dry Matter and Digestible Protein
Should Increase in Proportion to
the Production of Butterfat.
Factors
Ww
COW Inu
and
wever,
lating the fe
with the requir
“individ 1 rows by adaptis
ordance
ire which
f the
JUDGMENT IN SHAPING TREES
Care Should Be Exercised Not to Cut
Away Any Portion Which May
Affect Appearance.
In shaping
must
Where
the trees, the orchardist
use his own judgment
the
ghould be AWAY
any portion of the tree which may af
fect
ginn
largely
small care
exercised not to cut
frees are very
its appearance in the future. Be
ng or
are
re should start on your
takes on them
not
r mis
always costly
If you observe a serious
young
nee by
tree, it shouk lied at
which
nk will not make the best
cer. If “uch a
early In the lifetime of a ‘rea it will
but to al
for any | eth of time
injure and defor t i
pe
manently.
REMEDY FOR A SAGGING DOOR
Old Wagon Rod and Staple, Arranged
as Shown in Hlustration, Will
Prove Satisfactory.
cutting away the one
you thi pro-
defect is remedied
gcarcely be noticeable 14
low it to remain
ta toy
i8 3
For
Joh: Reagan
ka arm Journal
od at the bott
Cure for Sagging Door.
the staple through it. Run the oth-
er end of rod through a block fas
tened near the top of the door, put on
the burr and Highton,
Properly Fed and Handled Mature Ani.
mal Will Keep Better If She Mas
Two Litters Yearly.
Two litters a year mean two divi
yoar, instead of one. Properly fed
in better breeding condition and will
give her owner more years of profit
able service if she has two litters a
year than If she has only one,
To do this,
pregnant a full supply of bone. blood
and musclemaking feeds, in order
that the development of the unborn
vigs will not weaken her by taking
these materials from her own body.
Trouble May Appear at
and Is Almost Sure to
From Three
Any Time
Result
Causes.
Milk is especially likely be bit
the spring, but this
may appear at any time, It is a
sure to result from (1) es the last
remaining wecds in closely grazed
pastures, (2) bad health of the cow,
or (3) the growth of bacteria in the
milk. The cure in each case congists
in finding and removing the cause and
suggestions for doing so are made
by Percy Werner, Jr., of the Missour!
college of agriculture,
if the milk becomes
gtanding, it is not the cow's fault
results from the growth of bs
brought in by particles of dirt or ma
nure or left in improperly cleaned ves
sels, If the milk of all cows in
herd is bitter when drawn, the feed is
probably at fault, and the bitter taste
will probably disappear if the «¢
are kept in a lot where they
get at weeds. This will give the
tures a better chance to get a good
start If only one or a few of the
cows give bitter mi it is probably
because they bad health or go
kept
ill not
trouble
Imost
iting
bitter after
but
icLeria
the
OWS
cannot
pas
are in
and their milk should be k
away from the it wi
apoil the whole
PULLET TROUBLES IN SPRING
Many Young Fowis Lost From Ever
sion of Oviduct—Watch for Bloody
Eggs in the Nests.
rest so that
milking
A number of hens
pullets, are
from the
always
rouble
viduct, If you
birds walking
gait, and upon clos ati
the lower portion the ov
jecting from the
abot
tion find
fduct pre
of rex
an recognize
a Mass
POULTRY DUSTER IS USEFUL
Fowls Dust Themseives With Germi.
cide as They
house—How
Leave Men
It Works,
Enter or
Poultry Duste
a Y mesh funnel, in
a sirip of wire
germ
of the hen
germicide is
Wiscon
shaped wire
side of which
mesh, extending up
cide When
moves the
dusted
there is
into the
the back
funnel, the
the feathers
among
in Agriculturist
Add Lime, Phosphorus and Potash to
Soils Needing Them-—Give the
Seed a Fair Chance.
The prin
growing ma
lows:
Give the ¢
healthy 1
phorus
them In some
matter to the soil
over i } Make a
lant by addin lime, phos
and potash t« ofis ths nes
vegetal eo
the sup
often
and keep up
clover
enough.
Give the seed a fair chance by plac
in mellow soll and covering it
to one inch deep
If sown with a nurse crop. sive
the young plants a chance by not seed
ing the grain crop too thickly, by top
dressing with manure if practicable,
More Skimmiik Left on Farm to Feed
to Hogs, Calves and Poultry,
Says Ohio Bulletin.
Farmers will make more money by
Ohio state university.
Skimming highest cream leaves more
skimmilk on the farm to feed to the
Skimmilk
utilized in this way has a feeding
while, if the mk is left in the cream,
The buttermaker usually wants a
cream testing around 36 or 40 per
In the winter, if the
cream ig above 40 per cent, it is
rather difficult to get the ercam all
out of one can into another or into a
vat. Cream testing about 46 per cent
in the winter aud 10 per cont in the
summer {8 right for butier-making.
| THE MARKETS |
PHILADELPI
inl export, No
31.184
£1.1¢ We @
Ons $404 BH
veal calves, $0.50@ 10
Hogs Prime and m
$1005@10.10 Yorkers
10.05; light Yorkers, $8.40@ 9.50
$8.50@8.75; rougha, $R.75@9.10
heavies
heavy
299
PIES,
KANBAS CITY. —Hogs—Bulk.
@980; heavy, $0.76@087%;
and butchers’, $0.70@9.80:
@9.70; pige, $5.5009
Cattle—Prime fed steers, $9350
9.95: dressed beef steers, $8G9.25:
Southern steers, $7.256@9: cows, $5.50
@8.35; heifers, $7.25@9.50; stockers
and feeders, $7T@S8.85;: bulla, $5.75@
7.50; calves, 36.50@ 10.50
Sheep — Lambs, $11@11.60;
lings, $8.76@10.75;: wethers,
9.50; ewes, SS8@ 8.85.
$8.60
packers
, $0.50
ligh
Year
$5.70@
CHICAGO Hogs —-
8.85; lights, $9.35@9.95;
@9.90; heavy, $0.25@9.90
@050; pigs, $7.26@9.
Cattle—Native beef steers, 37.900
0.05; stockers and feeders, $5.90@ R65;
cows and heifers, $4.25G9.650; calves,
$6.25@ 0.50.
Sheep Wethers,
$5.20 9.10; lambs,
Bulk $0.700
mixed, $9.50
; rough, $0.35
26.906 x
nee.
Hogs, pigs and lights,
mixed and butchers’, $6.66
good heavy, $9.85@ 9.00
ewes,
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