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Show Milk rapidly. NOTES Cowpeaa MEADCJVYBROOK are profitable FEED LOT CONTRIBUTES MUCH TOWARDS PROFIT IN CATTLE ' The work hone needs care FARM i , Use fresh eggs In the incubator. There In No Place on Farms Where Galas Caa he Eaten Up Quicker Excellent Plan Is to Provide Shed That Weeds delay the cuing of grain and hay. . . Tor Infants and Children. Is Opea to South aad Wtndttgbt to North. West and East. Fowls will eat quantities of sand and gnveL The Kind You Have busy for weeks. Some feeders allow (By R Q. WKATHEHSTONE.) Carrots should be raised in quanti- the sheep to dig them out of the Sweet ensilage Is said to be n safe ties whenever possible as they are a ground while others dig them for food tor work horses. rery valuable addition to the feed in them. The latter plan la the heat It palatable. Many cattle feeders who do not beThey require ewes in of for exercise the Plenty light, sandy soil and with little culti- lieve that silage la a good feed will the winter time la Imperative. continue to stuff their animals with vation produce large crops. Linseed meal in small quantities corn fodder or timothy hay. If Finely broken charcoal occasional mca or twice s week keeps horses in these men would taka the pains to ly, makes an exoelleot conditioner.' Give the chickens pit. Bn condition. conduct a careful experiment they Last winter we saw a bunch of 85 would quickly discover that silage Is n an ounce food of About day corn lime your pound. needed for every pound of hen weight. iteers being fad on s farm near even aa a feed would beat corn turora, I1L These cattle stood In n fodder. Whitewash the hen bouse. Silage fed alone la not ideal for fatIn fitting horses for hard work to large lot on the aids of s hill In mud to their knees. T.he bam and all tening steers. It contains a large exnot tbs crease but the ration ip grain Keep sheep out of draughts. s and aome nitroits surroundings were as filthy as cess of hay. mold be Imagined, and we were not gen must be put into the feed to even A tew oats make a good poultry At present prices of com and hogs lurprlsed when the owner, looking ft up. Soy beans, clover, alfalfa hay food. hog feeders are Just about breaking gloomily over hie cattle, remarked: 1 and cotton seed meal will do this to aever seemed to hit off steer feeding perfection. When you feed grit, hare It good even. to any great advantage. If you have plenty of cow peas, and sharp. land does not qjover or alfalfa on the term, not much Heavily timbered Do not have the tress coma before sake feeding ground- - for cattle use to spend money on bran or cotton It Is not good for cows to lie on the you are reedy to put them Into the secsusegood the sun cannot dry out the seed meal, A little oil cake la good ground. hare, cold ground. at all times. ground as quickly as an open lot. The beat class of dairy cows cannot for Is The best shed cattle with feeding not he should kept Sheep The fresher the the better they on the north, return a profit unless they have all to ms that is wind-tigliable are or horses for swine, they will ho for hatching. sast and west and entirely open on the clean and wholesome feed they get killed. can possibly consume at all times the south. The silo lends Itself admirably to I Of course a paved feed lot is an during the winter. on beet do rolling high, Sheep efforts at Intensive farming. It la a mistake to keep cows on txpensive proposition at the start, but ground; tow ground produces foot-ro- t rations during the winter. The leant a on reasonable as cost believe that and parasites. Keep the young calves growing. die profit will more than Justify the cow that goes through the winter on Give them a little grain every day. rations suffera a shock Hlltot will yield between three and ixpense. Even If a man cannot afford :o pave his feed tot ha can drain It from which her ayatem is very alow under favor of sera tons four hay par Extra banking around the base outsrlth tiling and by the addition of in recovering, and if the half rations side will make the hen house wanner, able conditions. pnvel, and small, smooth tones improve Its condition at very small coat. trees are Fruit plants, Plenty of hay, oats and fresh air and therefore do not need quick-actin- g Oats make an Ideal feed for the feelof horse relieves the that skinny lamb during the winter, but he needs fertilizers aa a rale. ing. ibout only a pound a day to keep in cows la the lne condition. In addition ha must of A herd dairy good will feed. It Select all damaged fod-lbeat Insurance against hard times at lava clover hay or alfalfa or corn pay you In good milk and excellent a roots other at and and turnips In prosperity. slump butter. east three times a weak. A Handy Feed Carrier. un-A very handy wheelbarrow for the cases In and many cowi, Filthy Ground limestone will prove to he esn milkers also, have their effect !eed lot can ha made of either wood are continued any length of time her beneficial to an alfalfa field if the soil g r iron. The frame should be very capacity for the approachupon the milk produced. Is sour. a not makes Iron but period ia materially deing freshening heavy. itrong, frame and very light It can creased. in itrong her best do cow to la The that, The gospel of dean milk is not a Good feeding does not mean the be well fed, well ahel-tere- m made In four sections and bolted strainer gospel, but a gospel of pre- the winter must d cowa should be stuffed with should Iron be The hoop ogethsr. and well cared for. vention. Inch Iron and la nade of grain feeda but coaxed to conof the beet forma of Investment if a alas to admit a common flour sume enough roughage and cheap Currants and gooseberries need onOne to keep them in good, thrifty the farm la the liberal feeding of isrrol up to the second row of Inhoops. feeda very little. If any, protection through farm animals of all kinds. The barrel can easily be put and condition at all times. the winter. aken out The wheel should be mads if wood with a very broad tire, not should ewe of feed the winter The It Is Important, before trying to contain the essential food nutrients than three Inches, and four Inches MANURING prune, to know where and how the in their vould be better. If the frame la made proper proportions. fruit is borne. if iron, the handles can ha made of GOOD POTATOES rood and bolted on. Wood la better make-thbeat la to dairy n heifer If The White ghorn Is the. breed cow, aha should freshen when she la lor this purpoee. Do you know that some of the MsssschssHt's Specialist DUtef kept on 90 per ot at the egg farms from two years to 20 months old. of the country. From - Familiar Methods imaller packing houses which cater la Fertilizer and' home class trade at flpat for calvee should first ha awlll-faIt is not n gdod plan to dehorn a fedRoughage not at will thread hogs buy of weeks or ags, three at two Better wait cow while in nmk flow. my cost? They want animals that are when the calf begins to eat grain. Dr. J. Fisher of Fitchburg, Maas., la until she Is 1ed on clean com, roughage, roots and successful in growing large crops very A few turnips, cabbage, beets, etc., rater. of potatoes, and he varies from our The wanner the milk the quicker iff aklm the We not much do think will relieve the monotony of dry feeds the bacteria multiply, nilk that cornea from the creameries familiar methods principally In his ferand help the milk flow wonderfully. the milk will sour. lor feeding hogs. In many of these tiliser formula, the preparation and of the seed. Following la the '.reameries, washing powders are used planting flow water checks the milk d formula: Cows should have all the roughage and lor this cleaning the machinery, and so affects the cow that It la apt Two hundred and twenty-fiv- e pounds they will clean up well In addition to to be detrimental to her unborn calf. a very Injurious to hogs. of allowance. their silage sulphate ammonia; 750 pounds niSkim milk that la separated on the trate of aoda; 150 pounds South CaroCleanliness la an exceedingly im- larm cannot ha beaten for feeding lina floats; 450 pounds acid phosFall pigs often do not eat enough In horses the wintertime unless special pains portant thing in carryingcondition. phate; 450 pounds sulphate of potash; In winter the good through 150 pounds sulphate magnesia; 200 are taken to make the feed palatable. pounds airs backed lima; 2,375 pounds Feeding is a moat important part of A broad patch of sunlight on the incoating about 40. live stock industry and s of this formula will be side of the house costa little hut pays the pure-bre- d Is attention not which one to some enough and will be harrowed In broadcast to too Hot late spread put yet big. in before planting. The aeed potatoes given. Hub. are treated with the corrosive subliUseful In the Feed Lot a mate solution to prevent scab, then Silage la' strong In carbohydrates, It is impossible to milk a cow that , Ti n cake of manure on her thigh the principal food requirement for nil pigs, calves and poultry. It la a shame epread in a greenhouse and'allowed to allow a single gallon of it to e- sprout several weeks. At planting time without getting aome of the filth Into animals, hut needs protein to bat ance It the eeed la cut and only one sprout arn. the milk pall. . Au IUInola farmer writes to know left on each piece, the surplus sprouts Corn silage may be fad f unthreshed wheat ia a good feed for being purposely broken off. Dr. FishThe quality of butteg produced by n dairyman depends very largely upon In bunks. In the stall, or, In fact any- tog a. We think not If wheat is to er considers a potato! the size of the treatment of the cream previous plaoe where animals can eat it with- e fed at all, batter thresh and eithere marble, which haa been started In this out waste. loak or boll it But wc do not way and all hut the heat sprout to churning. that wheat was ever Intended for rubbed off, aa very good seed. Provide a scratching yard or a log feed. Furrowing out la dime with a horse Filthy conditions In the cow stable Cattle that are allowed to run on hoe and the seed la planted under and In the milk house are perhaps the scratching abed in which when or oat ' most common sources of bad flavors straw la strewn at n depth of six to (Teen beet crops often scour so badly line, giving perfectly straight rows :hat they are set back from two to and exact distance between plants. eight Inches. In milk or cream. lour weeks. They do not like ' the Each seed piece la act upright and Do not let the ewes crowd and push irled and cured craps so well but will covered with about two Inches of Com silage may, he fed out of sat them if forced to and they make earth; the remaining third of the ferdoors. In bunks. In the stall, or, in through tight doora and' openings. toet her lamb aa t fairly good ration. tiliser la now scattered In the drill feet, any place where anlmala can eat Many an ewe has and covered by running the horse hoe the result of a squeeze. quanfeeders It without wute. raise English large of turnips, mangles and other between the rowa. The hone weeder tities Pure bred animals will almost al- roots. In the fall they dig enough for and cultivator are used ao frequently Groin In the litter In the morning, mashes at noon, and another heavy ways reproduce their good qualities, the cattle and leave scattered through- and thoroughly as to avoid hand hoeRepro- out the .field groin feed at night make n good food while the scrub will Invariably enough to keep the sheep ing. duce their had qualities. program on n cold day. ; carbo-hydrate- PER CENT Awgetafale Preparation for Assimilating Ihr Food and Reg Stomachs and Bowels of ALCOHOL- Always Bought -3 ula-tiagl- hr Bears the iNHSib' Child nr,M Promotes Digeslionheerful-nessan- d Re sl Con tains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral i l Wot Narcotic. Ayr tfOUBrSAtmUmUK AwyAff Smd -- ! Mk.Swma AMkSiAk ? JmimSmd a JUinaJW & ir.o I Signature of In -- OMWAmf me a W TpimFWW rlWrfv- Remedy for Constipation . Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverishness and LOSS OF Sleep. A perfect Facsimile Signature of The Centaur Company, NEW YORK. Use For Over Thirty Years semi-starvati- Guaranteed under the Foodij Copy alow-growin- g of Wrapper. Chest Pains and Sprains el mllk-glvln- Sloans liniment is an excellent remedy for chest and throat affections. It quickly relieves congestion and inflammation. A few drops in water used as a gargle is antiseptic and healing. d high-price- one-eigh- th Here's Proof FOR - - Ice-col- - Two-third- . A yttle tankage mixed In makes a animal la the finest posA pure-bre- d better or beef egg food of the mash and this sible machine for making to furnish the meat por-- 1 pork or milk, but like other machine. la a good way tton of the laying ration. It needs both fuel and care. Good young horaea are always iu Remember, the cream hu to be at 2 degrees warmer on cold days demand on the market, and can only where! If the butter la to come promptly. Get be supplied from the forme care receive and the colts proper It at about 82 and you will have It I I BAD FAULTS IN CONFORMATION . t is excellent for sprains and bruises. It stops the pain at once and reduces swelling very quickly. Sold by all dealers. . A MASS OF HUMOR I think the Cutlcura remedies are the heat remedies for eczema 1 have ever heard of. My mother had a child who had a rash on Ita head when It was real young. Doctor called It baby rash. He gave ua medicine, but It did no good. In a few days the head waa a solid maze, a running sore. It waa awful; the child cried continually. We had to hold him and watch him to keep him from scratching the sore. Hia Buffering was dreadful. At last we remembered Cutlcura Remedies. We got a dollar bottle of Cutlcura Resolvent, a box of Cutlcura Ointment, and a bar of Cutlcura Soap. We gave the Resolvent aa directed, washed the head with the Cutlcura Soap, and applied the Cutlcura Ointment We had not UBed half before the child's bead was clear and free from eczema, and It haa never come back again. Ilia head waa healthy and he had a beautiful head of hair. I think the Cutlcura Ointment very good for the hair. It makes the hair grow and prevents telling hair. (Signed) Mra. Frauds Lund, Plain City, Utah, Sept 19, 1910. Although Cutlcura 8oap and. Ointment are sold everywhere, a sample of each, with book, will he mailed free on application to Cutlcura," Dept U Boston. Prkta. 25a 50a., $1.00 Sloans Treat isa on the Hone sent free. JR BAU ChwM sa4 Motifi fftBPM inW Ikdi toTwKSu Om MmOeW to ! la Mr failing; I0& and n.watPrnrrima. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.Xa.I.Ko.a.l'aSi THERAPIONSS?& BREST CL'HEft P1I.KH, EIUXKY. CnUWIC rLCKEJft, HKD. 00.. rmrrt mt for YERSTOCEV BK1X IKTTIOKI-RttHIR- rill HAMrtTEADi MW H LAHORE. MX M Dr. U CWl UWDOV. Wtt, D8 eii or weeds; therefore let him seasonably water the one and destroy the other. Bacon. mn in s to crjucb ,i PAZU daysOIBT-MUI- T Totrr druugiMt will refund nuany If Blind, fan," to raw any sms--r of nonius, Ho. llltailini nrr- - HOWARD E. BURTOH a"&Iem".s'Vi an upon prices: Hold, Bllvar, Land. 1: (iolO, Mirer, Ties wild. He: Zina or Ooppcr, Si. MuUns Hat amt oa application. inrFhipw and fall prlet Control and vmplra work solicited. LBadrUlii MalToaalBanfc. Ool. Kafan Mmey MaklucSMTsIfEipfstRUyi. to freedom from wigs parity. Pvtimlaisf proa - Dr. Piercefc Favorite Prescription Rotted stable manure for the aapsr I ague and rhubarb beds will make these crops double their yields. If put on now the nlna will wash It Into the soil ready for the plants next spring. Cores the weaknesses end disorders of woman. nets directly on the dcKentc and important It ' The colony plan of bousing and yarding la 'In general use; portable colony houses being used .where the range permits. In cold climates thaaa portable houses, which are scattered over the term In summer, are draw In convenient to the other buildings that the fowla may be readily cared for tn winter. HEAD H . , CHILDS SLOAN'S LINIMENT a woman is strong and healthy In s womanly way, motherhood means to her but little suffering. The trouble lies in foe foot that the many women suiter from weakness end disease of the distinctly feminine organism sad an for motherhood. This esn be remedied. if they are out of doora. Freeing' and say you get all the are worth and particularly If she la to thawing when wet injures this kind of a little more, be classed aa a dairy animal. teed badly. ,i Jinks Does that woman In the next flat annoy yon by her singing? Blinks No; I'm a bookkeeper In a sawmill. Strong Heathy Women II No matter at what price you sell It la a good plan to get ah sorghum the poor cowa it la generally safe to fodder fed soon, especially and up hay The colt's system requires a con--. slderable amount of bone and muscle-buildin- g material, and this can only he .had, by feeding nitrogenous feeds, such 'ms oats, a little bran, oil' meal, and. If obtainable, some clover hay. J fr a V I ' ' i ration will not satisfy A warm-da- y the hunger end appetite of n hen cm cold days. She needs soma food to counterbalance the. Inroads of the Intense cold on her system, besides tbs usual allowance that should go to the tqpMng of eggs. Lucy, Kentucky. Ists7 and points " wsy We often wonder what lawyers would do for a living It there actualW. N. U, Salt Lake City, No. ly waa a fool killer. I treatment .. I lav aad Sloui Liniment for yean and can testily to In wonderful efficiency. 1 have used it for lore throat, croup, lame back and rtienaialiiw ana In every case it gave iasianl relief.' KEBKCCA JANE ISAACS, t tout right MfSVWiaOnV. USED TO SUCH NOI8E. er d WHTIlHi MMMUIV. TUB In the first Illustration the toes ot horse are shown turned out. The toes. n.ytAi. picture shows lukoeed attitude, and the third shows la unpleasant and mitigates appearance the or traveling, Whether "g against value. ' organs nonenrned in motherhood, makb strongs vigorous, virile and "Favorite Prescription' banishes die indispositions of the period of expeotancy mid makes baby's advent easy and almost painless. It qnickeos and vitalizes the feminise organs, end insures a healthy and robust baby. Thousands of testified to its marvelous merits. It Maktu Weak Wooten Strong. H Maket Sick Women WeO. Honest druggists do not offer substitutes , end urge them upon yon es (net ee good." Accept no secret nostrum in place of this remedy. It contains not a drop of alcohol end not a grain of habit forming or injunene 1 Purs glyceric extract of healing, native American races. drags nss-swr-- I |