FRIDAY, MAY 4 1900.
THE MORNING -ASTORIA. ASTOMA. OREGON,
NEW INDUSTRY,
faklasr Milk rowa-er-fleeeat ranter
la Dairy llalaM.
Important ihnnris In tlio dairy bust
net may be brniiKht about by the ex
tension of the now (inh-ps of inn king
milk powder. In brief, the method Is
to pass the tn I lit over hot rollers, from
whli-h It la Kim pis J an a tltlu dry sheet,
then sifted Into powder nd put up la
etna, Im if or boxes. Tbe method li
adapted to skim milk or whole milk,
ami alio, It I claimed, to eggs. Bev
rat hundred of tlio machines for thl
purpose have Im'I'ii act In operation In
various purls of Kurope and Ammlca.
I'roliably llior la no reason to expect
that tlio growth of thin IndtiHtry will
Interfere nint h with the shipment of
fresh milk. Moro likely II will bo au
entirely new source of Income In tho
ilalry buslnc,
1 The, manufacture of aktm milk Into
po der would furnish a good market for
the k Im milk byproduct of law cream
eries, mid the use of whole milk would
lie practical In wtluii where milk can
ln produced cheaply mid nhiiodantly
and where there I no other mark ft at
prevent. H"i h milk mid aklin milk
would Iihvp to he noli) nt low price to
make the Industry r.r) t alilf. aa the
rout of machine and their operation
would miike Uie prodiiet quite expen
alve. The powder hit about aeven
time the Rireiiuih of milk and ha to
,be diluted with Hint proportion of wa
ter to eipuil ordinary milk of average
Milk powder inlulil he imiiiiifaetured
fur r UI011 on shipboard, In tropical
countries nml wherever a compact.
long keeping prmlllrt I liceeary, III
pinna of Kurope It I used quite cxten
alvely by baker and confection a
a cheap form of milk. lu aoino cltlea
of Kurope the milk powder la used for
feeding Infanta.-Amerlcan Cultivator.
THE MILKING SHORTHORN.
ram Tlma Oal el Mind the Kara,
ar'a Cat of Thl. (onflaaaf."
Approval of the action of the Ameri
can Hhnrilioiu mnhih ImiIiiii In making a ,
determined effort to enmiiriige the dual
purpotte type of Hie breed follow swift,
Hume In tm'h with rullii sentiment
were certain of the fjitlxfartlim with 1
which the decision would be greeted.
The Khorthorn ha from time out of j
tnlnd been the fanner' cow of thla ;
eonflnmit. The bn of ' cattle Im-1
MEN AND WOMEN.
I'm Rlf CI fnr unnatural
dli. hariat.lntammalloM,
Irtiuoani ur (ilr.nikxit
of mvoV oimhtBM,
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provament waa (aid In Bhortnorn Diooa.
Special condltlona have mada room for
specialised breeda, aouia beef, some
dairy, and In obedience to the develop
ment of theae condltlona tho Hhortborn
baa either beeli modified to the dlatlnct
beef form or turned toward dairy ape
clallaatlon or In aome caaea abandoued
for the specialised dairy breeda. Hie
men who pin their faith to tlio "red,
white and roaua" aa the farm cattle of
America have no quarrel with tba spa
clal dairy breeda under apaclal dairy
condltlona, but they yet maintain that
certain Individual of tba breed that
bare been apeclallxed for yeara toward
dairy production art quit aa profitable
In tba cow barn aa the average of tba
dairy breeda,-Hreeder'a Oaaette,
A Laser Rrerr Dar,
Scarcely a farm In the country but
baa aomo old or "below the average"
cow that la a loaer every day, but In
tba herd alio la not noticed and la kept
fever. If the yield were weighed each
day, the figures would ahow that tho
owuer would Im better off If ho gave
her away, Ohio Farmer,
Feedin the Milk Maker
One aometlmea hear ttie remark that
auch and audi cowa were "knocked In
tba bead with the milk pull," which
may bo taken to mean (but they were
not fed liberally and properly when
young.
Nalara (alia for Bait.
Cowa mtiNt have rouuhugo aa tbeaab
couatltueiil. Thl 1 a I no aupplled by
aalt Alwaya have anlt In'fore an ani
mal, epecllly a young animal. In
tne formation of bono It require a
great deal of null. Ho eeiitlal la tba
aah compound that lu China tbey uae It
for executing Uielr crlmlnnla. Tbey
give the criminal all be wunta to eat
but deprive him of the mineral aalt.
Frequently you aee calve gnawing ut
poataorboardaor gnawing the ground.
Tbey are after aalt They are after
mineral mutter. Nature glvea them
that peculiar lntluct to get aalt
ttarruls and Paraalpa,
In aomo of the continental countrle
of liuryyt) carrot aro much fed, es
pecially to calve, mid pumnlpa aro
uel In the Inland of Cuernaey. The
latter irra cmmldered eapeclally valua
ble for cowa becaue they do not toil nt
the milk, aa do anum of the roota.
Kar to Vm4a tioo4 Wark.
It I eunlly undcrMood that pe
riod of Ntnrvatlon or Inauftlclent feed
ing In the early life of the future cow
may arret the development of the
mammary function, It may be at a
critical time, and all the Una trend
transmitted by heredity and 'careful
breediu" be era Iter i-d and reveralon to
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It la conaldered worthy of note at tho
louth Carolina experiment atatlon tbat
bnttor waa appreciably firmer during
a period when cottouaeed meal waa
heavily fad than when bran waa fed
with leaa cottonseed meal.
If Ike Caw CeaM Tilk.
An exchange thlnka If the cowa
could talk they would give the reaaon
wby aome dairymen are forced to buy
cottonaeed meal freely. "Tbat aor
gbum hay taate good and la mighty
tilling, but It don't aeem quit the thing
to keep tbt mucclea atrong or to All the
milk pall every day. It lack aem
Uilnf,M
faa va Teopla'a Nam.
A llttlo while ago a popular form of
aoclal umuaemeut wua found In pun
nlng on people' uamca "Why did 80-
andao?" "Heci.uwj Kuchimdaucb.
Tbe gamo run dot for a time, and
ecboc of It are Mill hennl In tho outer
auburb. Before, those eclioe die away
a correHpondi'iil UL'get tbat we
abould put It 011 record that tbe orig
inator of the fiiHhlon was no lew nota
ble a person than tho Quaker po-t,
John (J recti leaf Whlttter. On an uutl
alavery lecturer uuiiiH Mary (ref.
rlaltlug Boston In 1871, U'hlttler wrofe
poem, "How Mary Orew," each tan-
ca ending on a vurlatlou of tbe pun-
The world wer af If but a fw
Could trow In rrara a Mary Urew,
-London Cbroulcla.
Mat la Any t aunt f.
The city of Ht, I.ouls I not In any
county. It Is 1111 indeiendeut munici
pality equlpHd with oil tbe machinery
of county uud city government. It
baa It own circuit and criminal court,
Ita own grand Jury, Jull, etc, Tbe cir
cuit attorney I tho prosecuting officer
of Kt. I-oul. I'ntll 1HT0 Kt. Ixul waa
tbe county aeat of St. Loul county,
but lu tlmt year tho city wu complete
ly separated from tbe county, o tbat
It I now n Independent subdivision of
the state. Chtytou, a fow mllu west
of tho city, la now the courthouse town
of Kt. IxjuU couuty.-Ht. Ioula Repub
lic. ONE OF NATURE'S TOOLS.
Haw TeasrU Are t'sed In Plalsblaa;
Dlflrrrnl Cloth.
Orowlng by the wayside you will of
ten ee tlmt stately, spiny looking
plant, the teazel, hut I wonder bow
many know that It lint helped to finish
many n piece of cloth they wear.
We are apt to think of a tool aa
aomethlng of man's make, yet here I
ouo of uuturo'a owu. aud nothing baa
avar Isjen !iuinufaeMired to aucceaaful-
HERE YOU ARE
tlhe MomUlhi For
ly take Ita place, for agei tne tear.ei
baa Iwen used for fulling cloth that
la, ralalng tbe "ucp"-and tho manu
facturer refer to "nnp gioda" thus
treated a "gigged."
Whim rlie, the dried aplke bead are
gathered, pinked carefully, In bundle
and ahlpped In all direction to facto
rlea. The variety mostly uaed have
tbe extreme end of the aplke booked
or curved backward. Thla la called
"fuller tonxel." These heads form a
eort of brtuli and ore attached to a
wheel or cylinder which revolve
against the surface of the cloth, and
tbeae curved aplke catch part of the
thread aud pull them up, making i
fu.zy nap. Thl I trimmed down and
leave tlmt soft, velvety finish to the
cloth. Th spike have strength enough
and elnatlclty, but when they come In
contact with n rough place In the cloth
they break and o avoid tearing the
material. Try 11 they may. no one hn
ever been able to Invent n tool posse
Ing all of these qualities, o tho teazel
atands unrivaled for that nse. The
plant n ive see It growing wild look
perhaps fit llrst fiance somewhnt like
tt thistle, but It renlly ha a dignity
and chnnicter all It 1 own. The bend
In flower nre covced with a fluffy
down, lavender or vhlte, and ns tbe
blossoms drop pl!p4 niijH'nr until lat
er It fnlrlc bristle Tb lenve. point
ed and spiked, shoo ing out each side
of the stem, meet at the base ntid fori" I
a little bimln In wb'ch Is usually wa
ter. 80 we have tlio name of the plant
from the fjreek "dlpsacus." meaning
thirsty, and ninny ether fanciful one,
auch a Venus' cir.i. Venus' bath, wood
or church brooms, jypsy cninba, clotb
lera brush, etc.-Kt. Mcbohia.
ODDITIES.
Bee never store up honey where It
la light.
The moth bus n fur Jacket and the
butterfly none.
A squirrel comes down a tree bead
first and n cat tail first.
leaves will attract dew when InmrdH, '
stick and stones will not. I
Corn on the ear Is never found with '
au uneven number of row.
The dragon fly Mn devour Its own j
boly and the head still lire.
A horsefly will live for hours after,
tbe bead ha lecn pinched off.
Fish, flies and caterpillars may be
frozen solid and still retain life.
A borso always gets up fore parti
first and a cow dl.ectly the opposite, j
Borne files thrust their eggs Into tbe;
bodies of caterpl'lurs, but always In j
such parts of the body that when tbe
larvae are feeding on tbe flesh of the
foster parent tbey will not eat Into any
Tka irirat La Oahlai la afaataakr.
UarrodHburg, the county scat of Mer
car county, Ky waa tbe ocene In tbe
latter part of the eighteenth century of
aome very exciting episodes In the his
tory of the early settlers In tbe young
state. On June 10. 1774. Captain
James Ilarrod of Virginia, who bod
brought a party of settlers to the new
country, laid off a town site at Big
fSprlng camp, where they bad erected
the first cabin ever built In Kentucky.
Tbey allotted to each man a balf acre
lot and a ten acre out lot. The town's
first name was Harrodatown, but later
thla was cbanred to Jlarrodaharo. A
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ArcfitaWe Preparation CsrAs
slmllaling tteToodandRegula-tinglhcStoJiuiclaaiilBowciscif
Prryir)rjesTjiesfion,Cheetful
ness and Rest .Con tains neither
Optumjlorpbiru? nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
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Atxafecl Remedy for Consu'pa-
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrnoea.
Worms XnvulsionsJcvcnsh
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NEW YORK.
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EXACT COPlf OF WHAPPCB.
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ria&nng waa made in tbe east end at
toe town boundary, and Here it wit
tbat John Harman planted and raised
tbe drat corn that was known to have
been grown In the state. Only a few
week after this auspicious beginning
of tbe town's promoters foar of liar
rod's men were ambushed by Indian.
Jared Cowan waa killed. The other
men escape, only one of them being
Injured.
I will not be concerned at men's not
knowing me: I will be concerned at my
own want of ablllty.-Confiielna.
For Infants and CUldren.
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Always Bought
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