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Greatness In Art.
x Great works of art are only great be
cause they are accessible and compre
hensible to everyone. The story of
Joseph, translated Into the Chinese
language, touches a Chinese. The
atory of Sakya Muni touches us. And
there are, and must be, buildings, pic
tures, statues, and music, of similar
power. So that, if art fails to move
men, It cannot be said that it is due to
the spectators' or hearers' lack of un
derstanding; but the conclusion to be
drawn may, and should be, that such
art is etther bad art. or is not art at
r Wl. Tolstoi
Charlemagne's Poem.
Cardinal Rampolba, in answer to a
letter of inquiry as to the Charlemagne
manuscript which was recently discov
ered by him In the Vatican, as an
nounced some time ago, says: "There
can be no doubt as to its genuineness
It Is well known also that he had oft
en expressed himself In poetry, and a
good example of his composition and
afyle Is the epitaph on Pope Stephen.
The discovered document is an elegy
on the death of his son, written in
Latin, and when found was in two
pieces, the Joining of which was a la
borious task." London Globe.
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MAY LkARN FOR JAPAN
Her 8choolt Have Courses Thtt Maka
Good 8cholarc '' '
Japan has no laws prescribing tha
age which pupils must attain before
being permitted to leave school'. In
stead there is a law that a child must
complete an elementary course corre
sponding to the first six grades In
American schools. Thus the brighter
and more industrious the pupils, the
sooner he may leave school, if his par
ents desire it. There is no holding
back smart scholars for the sake of
the dull and indolent. Neither la
there any injurious forcing of lnmature
intellects. It is said that the "bad
boy" is practically unknown in Japan,
that the playing of "hookey" is never
Indulged In by the youth of the Flow
ery Kingdom, so eager are they to ob
tain an education, says the Pittsburg
Gazette Times. In this respect
America can hardly hope to duplicate
.her ancient neighbor. The irrepressi
ble bad boy we shall always have with
us. He is indigenous, and we like
him better, on the whole, than his un
naturally good brother. But in one or
two respects we might well take a leaf
from Japan's book of education.
Benefits of the Farm Garden.
A striking case in which the benefits
derived from the farm gardens are
shown is that of a Germantown widow
who has supported herself and six
children since the death of her hus
band last year and has supplied her
table almost entirely from the truck
she herself has raised. There are
many other similar cases, and it is
said that the Vacant Lots Cultivation
Society, which is responsible for the
distribution of these little farms, is
very much gratified with the results
obtained. More lots are needed, how
ever, and this Is a charity that must
appeal to everyone. It is to be hoped
that the scope of the work may be
broadened to the extent the society
wishes. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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The Sense of Taste.
At an adjourned town council meet
ing in the north a member casually
mentioned that a person could not en
joy or even distinguish between drinks
in the dark. A worthy bailie denied
this and offered to bet that, bllndfold
er, he could name any driuk given
him. The bet being accepted and the
bailie blindfolded, the test commenc
ed. The bailie drank everything sub
mitted smacked his Hps and correctly
named the drink, until the taker was
In despair. Then "Try him wl water,"
whispered a councillor, and the hint
was taken. Sip smack sip a shake
of the head "I canna just mind the
name o" this, but I mind o' tastin' it
when I was a wee laddie." London
Chronlclp.
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A Tnle of Terrible Kidney Suffering.
Mrs. J. F. Kibble, 62 Stevens St.,
Wellsvllle, N. Y., says: "I cannot de
scribe the suffering I endured from
kidney trouble for
over five years. My
back was so lame and
painful I could not
turn in bed without
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cretions .ere dark, thick and scald
ed. I received no relief until I began
using Doan's Kidney Pills. My Im
provement was so rapid that my fam
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In six weeks I could do a hard day's
work with ease."
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Recipe for Longevity.
A New Jersey man died the othet
day at the age of 115. He had always
chewed tobacco, drank whisky and
voted the Democratic ticket. . His lon
gevity is not fu-Tibed so much to his
having used whisky and tobacco as to
bis having voted the Democratic tick
3t and to having just hung on for the
past 40 years in the hope of seeing Bill
Bryan elected president
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Id the treatment ot affections of
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the hair, as well as for preserving,
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Rain falls more frequently between
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Yitih FARMERS HOME AND 'ACRE5 (,
Silage For Cows.
Silage provides a succulent food,
and milk cows fed on silage will pro
duce as much milk in midwinter as
they will in June, other conditions be
ing similar. Silage and cotton seed,
etther whole or ground, will make the
best possible feed for beef cattle, and
and thousands of cattle in the north'
em states are fattening on these ra
tions. Silage solves the feed prob
lems of winter'or a dry fall,jind with
silage but little hay or roughness is
needed for either milk stock or beef
stock. Farmers' Home Journal,
Rid the Pasture of Weeds.
The cheapest way to rid the pasture
of weeds, as well as other parts of the
farm where sheep can be allowed to
run, is to keep some sheep grazing
upon it I believe it is also the best
way to keep down weeds as the sheep
wander over the same land day after
day and keep the weeds closely picked
down all the time, while If you depend
on mowing the weeds, it can only be
done occasionally and not very often
at best. A goodslzed bunch of sheep
will do more weed killing than a man
and do It at a profit to the owner,
while the man would be quits an item
of expense. Fanners' Home Journal
Profitable Stock.
We are dally coming In contact with
the products of the dairy cow In one
form or another, thus It Is to the Inter
est of the owner of the dairy breed
wnen laying a foundation lor his herd.
which will yield him the best profit,
not only selecting animals which are
from a good healthy stock but animals
which are good profit producers, or in
other words, that yield a flow ot milk,
containing sufficient butter fat. to war
rant the animal worth the while of
keeping upon the premises.
While it is always essential that anl
mals be well fed and cared for. It Is
oftentimes found that the animal pro
ducing the largest amount of milk Is
not necessarily the animal which de
vours the most feed and for this rea
son the owner should learn the tem
perament of each individual animal
and feed it accordingly. In thin wav
realizing profits which might otherwise
he wasted. Farmers' Home Journal
The Best Ration for Hogs.
In a recent bulletin the College of
Agriculture of the Unlversitv of Mis.
aouri has published the results of a
number of swine feeding experiments,
by E. B. Forbes.
These experiments prove that corn
good corn Is a good feed for any
animal and that there Is no reason
for withholding it from anv animal
needing food. At the same tlitne, It
is snown that corn alone is not nearly
so good or so profitable a feed as corn
supplemented by some proteld food
such as tankage, linseed ollmeal, or
eoy beans.
If hogs fed exclusively on corn the
animal becomes very fat and chubby
and does not develop properly; the
bones are brittle and easily broken.
Sixty-flve hogs were used in this
experiment and they were divided Into
lots of five each. Twelve different ra
tions were used with corn alone in two
of them and corn supplemented with
some other feed in the others.
The hogs fed on corn and linseed
ollmeal and those fed on corn and
tankage gained the most; those re
ceiving corn alone were most unsat
isfactory. Horse Distemper.
It is known that a horse with dis
temper can communicate It to a heal
thy horse, and the germs are found In
the discharges of the nostrils. In most
cases distemper appears before horses
are five years old. The veterinary of
the Colorado agricultural college says:
The Constitutional disturbanves
caused by the shedding of the teeth,
and cutting eame, as well as impure
air in poorly ventilated stables, over.
worked and poorly fed animals, are
factors that weaken the resistance and
make Infection possible to produce the
disease.
The disease Is more common In the
spring' and fall of the year, particular
ly the former, on account of the chill
received as a result of the sudden
changes at these seasons of the year.
The disease can also be transmitted
from dam to offspring through the
milk.
Young animals should not be
brought in contact with those affected
nor watered out of the same bucket
nor come, in contact with any other
property until It has been thoroughly
disinfected. An animal should not be
castrated while suffering with distem
per. A vaccine made from the specific
germ causing this disease is prepared
in the laboratory of the Veterinary
Department of the Colorado Agricul
tural College.
This vaccine is very useful In com
bating distemper, both as a preven
tive and as a cure, and promises to be
of as great value as the antlsuppura
tion vaccine made in the same labora
tory from the germs which cause poll
evil, fistula, and wound infections.
Like the antlsuppuratlon vaccine, to
get the best results It must be used
by one who4is trained in the t. jeasis
of the lower animals and understands
the use of vaccines on same. It Is
therefore advisable to have It used by
a competent graduate veterinarian.
Breeding and Laying Houses.
The question ot housing is one
much discussed and one on which a
great many disagree.
A successful poultry house need not
be a fancy affair nor a very expensive
building but It should be well built
and constructed so as not to allow any
drafts whatever, as a draft is the one
sure road to the many annoying dis
eases common to poultry.
All poultry buildings should be lo
cated on a high, dry place see to it
that there Is no possibility of water
standing near it Plenty of fresh, pure
air and sunshine is the most essential.
All houses should face the south, for It
is from that direction that they get
the most of the sunshine, and in an
open front house the sun's direct
rays enter and penetrate Into the dark
corners and assist so materially in
decreasing the vermin.
Through many experiments it has
been taught that the open front house
is by far the most sensible, economi
cal and practical of all houses a house
built with the East, South and West
walls thoroughly tight and draft proof,
and with a good sized opening from
one-third to one-half the entire front
wall In the opening, and then a frame
made and covered with domestic to
cover the entire opening.
This frame should be hinged at the
top and a" hook put at the
mottom to fasten it when closed,
be hinged at the top and a hook put at
the bottom to fasten it when closed.
The frame can be opened by means of
a rope run through a ring or pulley In
the celling and tied to a hook In the
wall, to keep It open In the day and
on pretty clear nights.
A frame of this sort will keep the
wind and rain out of the house and at
the same time will permit the fresh
air to enter the house diffused and
thus avoid drafts.
The size of house to build depends
entirely upon the number of hens you
care to keep. Five square feet of floor
space Is really sufficient for each bird
In the pen, but if you can allow eight
or ten square feet, the results will
easily pay you for the difference.
Breeding stock to be kept in the
best of condition need plenty of room
to exercise. Farmers' Home Journal.
Farm Notes.
How many thousands cf dollars are
farmers going to lose by letting the
stock run down?
' With feed high the dairyman must
get more for the butterfat The price
is bound to advance.
Cut off at any time, any sucker you
may fiiud growing at the foot of fruit
trees or on the trunk or main limbs
where branches should not go.
The alfalfa' grower does not get wor
ried when mill feed goes up in price.
His dairy herd Is provided for if the
alfalfa crop Is In the stack or barn.
Make tree use of the straw in bed
ding the cattle. You provide better for
the cow and at the same time Increase
the amount of good fertilizer for the
fields.
A pig Is a money making machine
and should be fed all he will eat
cleanly from the time he is able to
nibble; then keep him going until he Is
on me diock.
The greater the capacity for food the
better the milker. A cow cannot pro
duce a large quantity of milk if she
does not have the capacity for food
that makes nvilk.
President Taft on Apples.
"I have always loved apples and al
ways eaten them, lnueed, my father
usee o tell of his uucle, who said he
aisllked apples so much that he
wouldn't put bis mouth out of puck
er for less than a peck. I have in
herited that taste myself. And I have
very decided opinions about apples.
"Apples are a good deal like per
sons. You take the Ben Davis and
the King apples, as I know them.
They are fine when you see them on
the stand for sale, and they are beau
tiful when you see them on the table
but if you are a real l'over of apples
and put your teeth Into them you
know that they' are just as much
frauds as some people that you
know; that they are mealy and they
haven't that sort of Juice that means
character, and they haven't that sort
of flavor that means character in an
individual.
'Now, I don't know whether you
have out here any apples that are not
as large and fine as those I have
seen. For what you do with apples
that don't look well I would like to
know. I can't find out except by
spending some time here, for you are
so combined In featuring the best in
your communities that you hide those
apples where no man can find them."
Indiana Farmer.
The Real Enemy.
"Why didn't you come to the dance
tie other night Lieutenant-Colonel
Schmidt? I believe you were afraid
of all the girls you have been engaged
o." V
Lieutenant "No, not them: the
ithers." Fllegende Blatter,
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