TO LIVE FOREVER.
Thomas Edison has perfected 'a
storage battery which he says will
last Indefinitely and revolutionize the
present propelling power.
Prof. Munyon says It ia only a
question of time until a remedy is
discovered that will supply the waste
of the human body, so that one may
live on almost indefinitely, barring
accidents. This seems almost too
good to be true, but nothing seems
to be impossible in these days when
we consider the flying machine and
the wireless telegraph.
Prof. Munyon ha3 certainly revolu
tionized the practice of medicine. He
does not believe in building hospitals
for consumptives. He says that con
sumption can always be traced to a
colfi. Cure a cold and you prevent
consumption. His Cold and Cough
Remedy will break up almost any
form of a cold in a few hours and
positively- prevent Bronchitis arid
Pneumonia. To convince the medical
world and people in general of the
truth of his claims he has distributed
millions of vials of the Cold Cure, ab
solutely free, from the leading news
paper offices throughout the country,
and the cures that have been reported
from Its use have been most astonish
ing. These little sugar p-el lets con
tain no opium, morphine, cocaine or
any harmful drug. They seem to re
lieve the head, throat and lungs al
most iinmedH ely.
In order Qat no one may "be de
prived of this remedy he has placed
It with all the druggists throughout
the United States for the small sum
of 25 cents, or sent postpaid on re
ceipt of price, and with each bottle he
gives this guarantee: "If Munyon's
Cold and Cough Cure does not do all
that is claimed for it, I will refund
your money."
There are four advantages in tak
ing Munyon's Remedies. First, they
are absolute!;- harmless. Second, they
are pleasant to take. Third, they re
lieve almost immediately. Fourth,
they cost nothing unless they give
satisfaction.
Munyon's Guide to Health sent
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Co., Phila., Pa
A Hard Life.
Irritated Citizern "Aren't you
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that street organ and loading such a
lazy life!"
Street Organist: "Lazy life? Why
sir, life with me is one long daily
grind. ' '
Mrs. Winslow'i Soothing Syrup for Children
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All sorrows are bearable if there is
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Cured by Lydia E.PInkham's
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Paw Paw, Mich.
"I suffered terri
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SUGGESTIONS
FOR THE
UP-TO-DATE
GRICULTURIST
Seed For Hens.
Provide a little in which seed may
be scattered so that the hens will
come from the roosts early In the
morning and scatch for their break
fast. Before going to roost at night,
they may be fed a good ration and they
will digest all their crops can hold be
fore morning. Farmers' Home Jour
nal. Need of Phosphates.
Phosphoric acid is an essential con
stituent of productive soil. Work at
agricultural experimant stations in
Wisconsin, Ohio, and Illinois has
shown that in fifty-four years the cul
tivated soils of those states have
been depleted of one-third of their or
iginal content of phosphoric acid, or at
an annual rate of about 20 pounds per
acre. Even if the loss has been only
one-half this amount it would require
6,000,000 tons of phosphate rock an
nually to offset this depletion in the
400,000,000 acres cf cultivated lands in
the; United States,., 7 "Jut allowance
for increase in thtiSa, cultivated or
In theagricultural yield.
There were 2,265,000 tons of phos
phate rock produced in the United
States in' 1907, and of this amount
9O0.DOO tons, or about 40 percent, was
expected.--Indiana Farmer.
Late Hatched Chicks.
Birds that, are to be exhibited the
following winter should be gotten out
in April and May that they may have
ample time to mature but otherwise I
have found that chicks hatched at al
most any season of the year will not
come in amiss, if you have the facili
ties for taking care of them. I have
also found fiom experience that late
hatched chicks are less expensive than
the very early ones; the weather is
warm enough to allow them to run out
considerably more, and the chick will
pick up a much larger percent of its
food than those hatched much earlier.
Not only this, but where brooders are
used, it is not ueessary to run the
brooder in the day time, after June
15, saving about half of the oil ex
pense, and thisi alone is quite an item
where a large number are in operation.
I have yards made especially for
summer chicks. These yards are full
of very large plum trees, making an
almost complete shade, that protects
the little "balls of down" from the
burning rays of a summer sun. Shade
is very essential to the little fellows
until they are about three weeks old.;
Before this time they are too tender
to stand the sun in July or August,
and if exposed to it, a number of
them will succumb to its burning heat.
Successful Poultry Journal.
Cow Testing Plans.
Wisconsin seems to have originated
cow-testing plans that should accom
modate every class of dairymen who
desire special services of such organ
ization. Here are the several plans:
The "one dollar a cow plan" and
the "fifty cents a cow plan." In the
former Uhe Dairymen's association
furnishes a ma,n to do the work of
weighing and testing the milk of the
Individual cows in the herd at an ex
pense of one dollar a cow for the
year. There are generally 26 mem
bers in each association, so that tests
can be made once a month on each
farm.
Under the second plan the farmers
themselves weigh and sample the milk
from their cows for one day each
month and bring the samples to their
creamery or cheese factory where they
are tested by the operator at an ex
pense of 50 cents a year per cow. Tho
associations in Wisconsin at present
are generally organized on the fifty
cent plan, and are all under the su
pervision of the State Dairymen's As
sociation. These associations originated in
Sweden about eighteen years ago a' d
Scandinavian and North Europeaan
countries. Denmark alone now has 40
associations and the net profits of
Danish daily farmers have been In
creased over 75 percent and in some
cases more than 100 percent.
In the European countries the asso
ciations are organized by the farmers,
who hire a young man to visit their
herds one day each month and weigh,
sample, and test the milk of each cow
for butter fat. The feed of each cow
Is also weighed and an accurate ac
count is kept of the production and
feed consumption.
The European testing associations
are aided by a small government grant
for each cow, but are otheiwise priv
ate co-operative enterprises managed
by the farmers themselves. Michi
gan was a pioneer in taking up this
work in America, and at the present
time such associations aie in opera
tion in most states where dairying
is an important industiy, and also in
Canada.
The College of Agriculture of the
University of Wisconsin has charge of
the official tests of pure-bred cows in
the state whtlch have been conducted
for br'iers of live stock since 1893.
Six or eight men are steadily em
ployed in this work. The work for the
year 1907-08 is fully described In a
recent bulletin, No. 172, of the Agri
cultural Experiment station. Univer
sity ef Wisconsin.
Buttercups. A New Breed.
In the Rhode Island Reds it was
thought the maximum yield of eggs
was to be found. The "Rocks" were
outranked by the "Hamburgs" and In
turn the "Hamburgs" had to give way
to the "Red3."
Our experience with the "Reds" has
been a very satisfactory one in every
respect. But now comes a lival to
the "Reds" that bid fair to bear away
their well earned laurels. These new
comers are known by the name of But
tercups given them fiorn the very pe
culiar comb t!:at adornsj their heads.
This comb diners from that of others
very much. It is an appendage on
the top of t'ae head resembling a
cup or saucer the edges of wheh aie
marked like the buttercup flower,
hence the nam 3.
A sea capt-in, while loading his
vessel with c.anges and lemons in
Sicily, procured a lot of poultry for
use on the vessel while on voyage
home. A number of the hens laid so
continuously that he leserved these
for landing, with a view of testing
them.
Mr. James Dumaresq, learning of
this took an intecest in the breed and
found thc-m very promising. While
Mr. Cleveland was president Mr.. Du
maiesq was consul general to Italy,
and having ample opportunities to fur
ther investigate the merits of the
breed he found them even superior
to his homo experience. At the ex
piration of his time he returned and
began improving his stock. He im
ported from Sicily select strains to
add to his pens. Unfortunately Mr.
Dumaresq died eady last spring but
his work cf improving is now being
carried on by enthusiastic hands and
we will soo nhave the new breed In
many sections.
A few of their claims of unusual
merit are here given:
The first and best el&'Jm is the great
number of eggs produced, as high as
300 eggs per year per hen being not
unusual. They are non-sitters and lay
practically the entire year under pro
per treatment.
The eggs are unifoimly large and
white in color.
, They mature very early and begin
laying while yet young. A pullet
hatched on May lvl, began laying
August 15th following, being but 3 1-2
monthe old. , ,
They acquire their best egg" produc
ing qualities at from 2 to 3 years of
age.
Mr. Dumaiesq made a test of the
time the hens would lay and found
some instances where laying was con
tinued up to the sixth year.
The plumage, of the male resembles
that of the "Reds," but the flight wing
feathers and mane and tail are black.
The rose comb is superseded by the
buttercup ccmb. They weight from
five to seven pounds. The hens are
buff red with spangled facings similar
to the Golden Hamburgs. Their
weight runs from 4 to 6 pounds. The
legs are unlike nny ether breed in
color, being of a wi'llowy green cast.
The chicks are hardy and vigorous.
They are active fcragers on range and
lequlre but little feed when out. Un
like other Italian breeds they are tame
and docile. Bodies a:e plump and are
excellent fcr broilers but not so good
for roasting on account of size. Small
bone3 and golden yellow flesh are
chaiacterlstics.
Twenty-five Buttercups can be kept
on range and fed sufficient to keep
fifteen Leghorns. While all these good
t'.aits go to show their value yet tho
one chief claim we repeat is their
yield of eggs. We are not a breeder,
have nothing to offer but expect hi
due time to exhibit some of the finest
fowls to be found. H., in the Indiana
Farmer.
Notes.
A half broken horse is worse than
one not broken at all and is a danger
ous animal.
In the cultivation of orchards the
best results are derived by keeping
the ground up nearly all the time.
Don't neglect the herd boar during
the summer. He should 1 ave a small
pasture and be. well fed though not
fattened.
Hogs will make the n:-t of sltim
milk and every dairyman appreciates
their aid in the profitable se of this
by-product.
It is cheaper to keep the herd up all
the time than to neglect it for a
while and try later to bring it back to
condition. The cow won't n.ake up for
lost time.
To successfully train ard manner
a colt we must early gain its confi
dence and can only do that by kind
ness. Then patient persistence along
de Unite lines will accomplish the de
si; ed result.
When your bedroom is too warm all
night for you to get any good sleep,
how much do you feel like work next
morning? Just so with your horse.
Let him sleep ia pure, cool air and
profit thereby.
Castrating is best done when the
pigs are young and while still suck
ling their dam. Make the incision in
the scrotum low enough for proper
drainage and apply some antiseptic to
keep the wound clean. Keep the pigs
out of filthy mud holes at this time,
as infection may result.
Fortune Telling
Does not take into consideration the one
an's happiness womanly healtn.
The woman who neglects her health is neglecting the
very foundation of all good fortune. For without health
love loses its lustre and gold is but dross.
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Where thoy eat your meat let them
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One cannot expect a satisfactory
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There is a way to make sure you are
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However, any one can test white lead.
National Lead Company, 1902 Trin
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Rough on Moth and Ants, Powder, 25a
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Believing you desire to keep your
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