Gold Hill news., March 24, 1927, Image 3

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TREATMENT FOR
SHEEP FOOT ROT
thar abould at toadalt
tim a. U w a n t s a l frm
fruaa narcotic®, in-l­
a i n , alcohol and a ll
h a ru iiu l Ingradk
• n t* . Kafaauul
a a u *fa c l« ry .
A p o u ltry house w ith o u t v e n tila tio n
Is a source o f tro u b le und u lia b ility
to the ow ner, a u llio rltle s ut th e col­
lege o f a g ric u ltu re , U n iv e rs ity o f I l l i ­
nois claim .
Proper v e n tila tio n Is the changing
o f I lie s ir w llliln th e house w ith o u t
causing a d ru fty cond ition , and ch ang­
in g It o fteu enough to la k e cure o f
m oisture, in o th e r words, the Ideal
desired hy good v e n tllu llo n Is a house
fre e fro m d ra fts uud In a d ry con­
d ition .
D u rin g
w in te r m onths so m any
p o u ltry keepers w ill m ake th e m ista ke
o f closing th e ir Imuses so tig h tly In
an effo rt to get w a rm th th a t they w ill
cause a stagn ant s ir cond ition , slid
dampness w ill resu lt. A t no tim e d u r­
ing (h e y e a r should th e fr o n t o f th e
house he e n tire ly closed, nnd esim clsl-
ly so I f th e pen Is In an y w ay
crow ded.
T h e re a re m any schemes and me­
ch anical devices m ade th a t w ill aid
p o u ltry house v e n tila tio n , and w h ile
these h ave a value, th e aim should
be to estab lish conditions as efficient
und fool p ro o f as possible fo r g e ttlu g
fresh a ir In to th e house.
F o r th e shed ro o f ty p e o f house, the
open fro n t w ill solve th e d iffic u lty .
T h is opening m ay h ave a rough w enth-
e r p ro te c to r o f cotton, but a cotton
screen is no t necessary. F res h s ir
w ill ne ver h u rt the birds. In c id e n ta l­
ly th e open fro n t w ill a llo w th e birds
direc t su nlig ht on days o f sunshine.
F o r the house w ith an A -sliaped ro o f
and w hich g e n erally Is w id e r th a n o th ­
e r types o f houses. It w ould lie a d vis­
ab le to p u t In a s tra w lo ft. T h e s tra w
w ill In s u la te ag ain st cold and h eat and
w ill help to absorb m o istu re fro m th e
pen. I t Is ad visable to have an open­
in g In each gable end a llo w in g fo r an
a ir c u rre n t o v e r th e s tra w . T h is la
a very sim ple and efficient w a y o f
v e n tllu tln g a house, and has th e ad-
ventage o f keepin g th e house cooler
In sum m er and w u rm e r In w in te r.
T h e one th in g a person m ust gu ard
again st w ith a s tra w lo ft Is tire con­
tro l o f a ll inttes and lice.
T ills disease la c h a ra c te ris e d by In ­
flam m ation o f the foot and by fe ver,
fo llow ed hy a lte ra tio n , so ftenin g o f
th e hoof, the fo rm a tio n o f a fe tid , p u r­
ulent, sticky disch arg e o f ch a ra c te ris ­
¡ A t A ft
tic odor, lam eness and sometim es toss
I ¿>ra>fiW«
o f hoof. T h e orguulaui m ay even a t­
tack the bones o f th e s h e e p . T r a v e l­
in g becomes alm ost ltn|w>sslble when
tw o o r m ore o f th e feet ure In fected
and death m ay resu lt.
Carboil draws out thr core
and give« quick relier
Foot soreness, w h ich Is less serious,
Is usually the result o f m echanical In ­
ju ry w hich hreuka th e aklu and thus
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allo w s flllli and sviM m ru e In fectio u s
organism etilrs n ce . In fla m m a tio n , ul-
i-erutlon, and fo rm a tio n o f pus m ay
SKIN BLEACH
fo llo w I f th e In fe c tio n Is disregarded,
i t .'.'2'."4 < “•»*••• ,t‘* • * ! • SaauUlal to r u a lr 1 1 »
but It Is nut cuutaglvus, lik e tru e foot
f H I t K IM M IM I.K T . A r t Jon,
o, „ i t . I »
“ u a »*’ » <X. i “ * - w .a n » M iriu » a a A»a .China«»
rot.
M A N T K lt — I4 IT M I S IIH O O K I.X N , M. X O N M
T h e tre a tm e n t fo r e ith e r foot rot o r
O w a .tN , co n tract t i u l d . i . .« m l Full i>«r-tl, u-
foot soreness consists o f rem o vin g the
la ra <l«u K J a n la .t. I I I I r i a l b u . l t A v a ­
ns.
Ilr n e k lr n
N T.
affected sheep, p a rin g a w a y a ll dead
horny gro w th fro m th e hoof, rem o v­
ing a ll fo reign m a te ria l, uud ba th in g
the foot In uu u u lls e p llc solution.
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For quick. lad ing relief from
P ow dered c rystals o f copper sul­
itching anti bunting, doctor« prracribo
phate, com m only r a ile d blue v itrio l o r
blue stone, m ay lie dusted between the
loea. o r on th e ulcer, lle c llu g usually
fo llo w s In a few d a y s .*
in s te a d o f po w dered blue stone,
some sheep rabu-rs p re fe r a paste o f
equal pa rts o f powdered blue v itrio l,
flow ers o f sulph ur, and b u rn t alu m
Was Your
m ixed w ith enough la rd , vaseline, n r
G randm other’s Remedy
pine fa r to m ake a paste. T h ia Is
F o r every stom ach applied d ire c tly to th e u lc e rs
end In te s tin a l Ilk
Mass tre a tm e n t o f th e flock Is o fte n
T h ia good o ld-fash­ deslruble. F o r th is use a w a te r-tig h t
ioned herb
borne trou gh 8 o r 111 Inches wide, 4 to U
rem edy fo r constl- Inches deep and ab ou t 8 fe et lung,
pulton, utoraarb tilt pluced betw een panels so th e sheep
and o th e r d e ra n g » cun be fori-ed to w a lk through a satu-
m ents o f th e ay» ra te d solution o f copper su lph ate
t e n no p re v a le n t tbeae days Is In evue ubout 2 Inches deep In th e trou gh .— O .
g re a te r fa v o r aa a fa m ily m edicine 8. H e ll, In charge o f sheep w o rk at
E a r ly hatched pu llets p ro p erly grow n
th a n In y o u r gaand m o tb er’a day.
and m atu red w ill begin to la y du rin g
the O hio e x p erim en t statio n .
th e fa ll and e a rly w in te r, w hen fresh
eggs a re scarce und w hen egg prices
E t p r t u A g e n t'» T ro u b le »
a re a t th e ‘r v e ry highest p o in t. I t
T h e express agent at F re e p o rt, Pa.,
w ill m ake a great deal o f d ifferen ce
ayin|>athlzea w ith bis predecessor who
In th e re tu rn s fro m th e flock w h e th e r
had th e tro u b le w ith th e pigs, rem a rk s
th e pu llets la y fa ir ly w ell d u rin g the
A ls ik e poisoning occurs w ith m ore
the Host on tllobe. A coon dog was or
w in te r or w h e th e r th ey do not begin
or less re g u la rity In w h ite-skin ned
d ered by a F re e p o rt m an on a 15-
to la y u n til spring, fo r In e ith e r case
horses. T h is Is due to th e fa c t th a t
d a y fre e tr ia l, and th e express cle rk
th ey w ill be consum ing feed. l ’r a r t l
th e re Is no pigm ent o r color In th e
was In a tru c td th a t th e money should
c a lly an y p u lle t, w h e th e r lu te o r ea rly
skin. I t Is caused hy some sute
no t he sent to th e breeder u n til (he
hatched, o r even a v e ry old hen, w ill
stuncea In th e a ls ik e clo ver plan t. I f
end o f th e tr ia l period, H y m is ta k e Ota
la y d u rin g th e sp rin g season, b u t It Is
horses a re kept out o f th e elo ver when
■naoey w as sent. T h e m an decided th a t
th e e a rly hatched p u llets w h ich m ust
It la w et e ith e r w ith dew o r ra in th ey
he d id n 't w an t the dog and th e bre>d
be depended upon fo r eggs d u rin g the
do not get th is condition. A ny good
e r decided th a t he w an ted th e money,
fa ll and w in te r.
T h e p ra c tic e of
lotion or o in tm en t can be used. T h e
e e th e agent becstn * th e dog's csts-
h a tch in g e a rly
as com pnred
w ith
fo llo w in g Is as good as an y th in g th a t
todlan. T h e n a few m ore yard s of
h a tch in g la te w ill en able th e p o u ltry
you m ight use: Z inc o x id e o intm en t,
red Is p e w ere spun wheu the dog gave
keeper to receive the v e ry consider­
bellndonna o in tm e n t
or
carb ollzeil
b irth to 13 puppies.
ab le added p ro fit due to th e produc­
vaseline. Th ese should be applied
tio n o f w in te r eggs, and In m any
n ig h t and m o rn in g and rubbed In fa ir ­
cases w ill m ake a ll th e differen ce be­
rrW M A N R N T I t r t J I F PO R KCZKM A
Uaa,l by nt>l«4 ductur » • yrs. IS tn 't orda*
ly w ell and g e ntly. T h e y can he se­
tw een loss sm l a good p rofit fro m the
sttlsss y«« w ill t n ll.w directio n s Send n or
cured from any drug gist.
p o u ltry flock ; th e re fo re , p ra c tic e e a rly
« r i l o S A t l D X N P O M P A N Y . Bo« IT«, Bl
Vaaa. T o la s , to r f u ll In fo rm a tio n .— Adv.
ha tch in g and secure w in te r eggs. I t Is
v e ry Im p o rta n t.
CARBUNCLES
C A R B O IL
*»AB.fiR«sa
50 C 00;
IÍS5-*
IRRITATING RASHES
Resinol
Garfield Tea
Pullets Hatched Early
Begin to Lay in Fall
Find Alsike Poisoning
in White-Skinned Horse
V a lu a b le F a c u lty
M en huve m ade ii fo rtu n e out of
c u ltiv a tin g th e fa c u lty o f rem em b er­
ing people's nam es and m ixin g them
w ith smiles.
Ease irritated
t h r o a t s , r e lie v e
coughs and sweeten
the breath w ith
L ud en '*.
Se
Juet D ro p p e d In
Just as ii peiiaunt o f H rcalnu, G e r­
m any, was about to p a rta k e o f a larg e
howl o f pea soup, lie was In te rru p te d
by tw o wom en lan din g sq u arely on top
o f th e table.
T h e wom en, who had
en tered th e co ttage nt th e fo o t o f a
m o u n tain through the open w indow ,
hud been (-ousting down the m oun tain
and had lost co ntrol o f the sled.
I f you r ay«a art* aora, a - t R o m an B ya
B a laa m . A p p ly It a t nlwtit and you nra
h a a l.d by nturnlns I7 J P o arl a t.. N. T. Ad».
N o t a M a t t e r o f M in d
" T h e re ’s one lim e when u m an's
brnln don't c o u n t"
"W h en ts th a t? ”
"W h e n he's punching th e adding
m ach ine."— Good H n rd w n re .
F p I I ow w ho w o n’t tn k e no fo r an
an sw er should associate only w ith yes-
men.
FOR
Coughsdwto Colds
BOSCHEE’S
SYRUP
30c
su c c is a m i eon so vises
& 9 0 c A t a ll D r u g g is ts
Good Mineral.Mixtures
Recommended for Pigs
V a rio u s
hom em ade m in eral m ix ­
tu res a re recom m ended fo r pigs. T h e
P u rd u e e x p erim en t stntlon has had
gsod success w ith th e fo llo w in g : T e n
pounds a d d phosphate, ten pounds
wood ashes and one pound o f salt.
T im O h io ex p e rim e n t statio n recom ­
mends th e fo llo w in g as v e ry sa tisfac­
to ry : T w o pounds o f ground lim e ­
stone, tw o pounds hone m eal and one
pound o f Rail. T h e Io w a statio n rec­
omm ends : T w e n ty pounds salt, fo rty
pounds • hone
m eal,
fo rty
pounds
ground lim estone, and one th ird ounce
o f potassium Iodide. E ith e r o f these
m ixtu re s w ill give good results under
o rd in a ry conditions.
Alfalfa or Clover Hay
Is Excellent for Sows
A lfa lfa o r clover hay w ith .3 to .4
po u n d o f tu nkage and .8 to 1.2 pounds
o f corn proved nn e x c e lle n t co m b ina­
tion fo r brood rows In w in te r feedin g
tests a t the O hio e x p e rim e n t stntlon.
T h e legum inous hay, rep la c in g p a rt
o f the g rain , supplies needed b u lk to
th e ra tio n a n il has a d esirable la x a ­
tiv e effect. It Is also heneflclnl be­
cause o f th e p rotein , m in eral, and
v ita m in e content. H rlg lit green, le a fy
u lfa lfa proved best.
I!y feeding th e uncut hay In slatted
racks, covered to ex clu d e ra in and
snow, th e sows w ill he Induced to
la k e th e exercise w hich Is essentlul
to th e production o f t h r if ty pigs.
Poultry Facts
E a r ly roosting keeps th e chicks from
cro w d in g in to th e corners.
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Watch Foot of Sheep
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E le c tric lig h ts In w in te r Is an a r t i­
fic ial w a y o f m a k in g th ing s n a tu ra l
fo r hens, w ho do m ore w o rk w ith
longer days.
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N e v e r pu t elileks o f d iffe re n t ages
In th e sam e coop o r broo der unless
th ere Is a p a rtitio n so llt u l th e tin y
ones a re separated fro m tlye older
ones.
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P o u ltry m e n a re p lacin g stress upon
th e need o f e a rly h a tch in g and e a rly
production fro m th e pullets.
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D u c k eggs can be hatched v e ry suc­
cessfu lly In Incubators, and m ost In ­
cu b ato r m a n u fa c tu re rs fu rn is h special
In stru ctio n s fo r the h a tch in g o f duck
eggs w ith th e ir m achines.
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I t takes 21 days fo r hen eggs to
h a tc h ; 28 days fo r duck eg g s ; 30 to
34 fo r goose eggs, and 28 dnys fo r
tu rk e y eggs. T h e tim e m ay v a ry gome-
w lin t according to conditions.
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E ven In th e best o f hatches th e re
nre alw ays some chicks th a t nre not
Just rig h t. Such birds should he dis­
posed o f a t once.
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E xercise, g rit nnd green feed all
hnve th e ir place In th e developm ent
o f th e g ro w in g chick, hut th ey rn n n o t
ta k e the pine« o f sunlig ht
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Successful d a iry m e n need to be Just
as good fa rm e rs as they a re dairy m e n .
It Is pointed out by W. J. F ra s e r,
d a iry fa rm in g a u th o rity o f the college
o f a g ric u ltu re . U n iv e rs ity o f Illin o is .
T h is Is tru e because to m ake a pro fit
under modern conditions dairy m e n
m ust m ake tlie lr fa rm s supply the
feeds fo r th e ir d a iry herds, he ex­
plainer!. it does them no good to know
how Io feed p ro fita b ly I f they do not
have the feed, he added.
“T h e d a iry m a n 's rota lio n plan must
d o vetail In to hia d a iry pluns before lie
can get the g reatest possible re tu rn
fro m his fa rm . T h e ro ta tio n fo r a
d a iry fa rm m ust be planned from
th re e s ta n d p o in ts : (1 ) Feed, T h e
d a iry fa rm ro ta tio n must supply proper
q u a lity and q u a n tity o f feed th e ye ar
around a t th e least expense to the
d a iry herd. (2 ) Land . T h e ro ta tio n
m ust use land to th e fu lle s t ad van tag e
through the use o f th e most p ro fitab le
crops, the g ro w in g o f enough legumes
to m a in ta in and In crease soil humus
and nitrogen Io o rd e r to m a in ta in soil
fe r tility sod through d iv e rs ify in g crop
re tu rn s so as to m in im ize fa ilu r e o f
any one crop. (3 ) Lubor. T h e .ro ts tlo n
m ust p ro v id e fo r lab o r d is trib u tio n to
prev en t burdensom e peak loads and
to u tiliz e lab or a v a ila b le th ro ug hou t
the year. T h is Is especially Im p o rta n t
to the d a iry fa rm e r because be has so
much w ork w ith his d a iry herd.
D em ands fo r the d a iry herd fo r
legum e feeds, dem ands o f soil fo r n itro ­
gen supply, and th e need fo r th e most
pro fitab le use o f land and lab o r dove­
ta il to gether so th a t legum es a re the
basis o f a good d a iry ro ta tio n .
On most soils lim estone Is an abso­
lu te necessity before legum es can be
grow n, ye t la a m in o r Ite m o f cost
com pared to retu rn s. D a iry m e n often
buy a lfa lfa at 125 a ton w h ile $4 to S8
an acre In lim estone w ould a llo w them
to produce It a t about »10. F re ig h t,
h aling and h a nd ling m ake purchased
feed expensive.
T h e ro ta tio n Is a d e fin ite business
plan, p rovidin g aa aure a re tu rn aa
possible y e a r a f te r ye a r, and th ereby
redaclng the ga m b lin g ele m e n t In
fa rm in g . It m ust be planned fo r a
d e fin ite nu m b er o f a n im a ls so th a t
enough feed w ill be on hand every day
In th e y e a r to keep ev ery cow fed to
th e lim it o f her p rod uctive capacity.
F ie ld s m ust be o f th e sam e size go
th a t about th e sam e am ount o f feed la
produced each y e a r. Good Idgum e hay.
a lf a lfa p re fe rre d , and corn silage, are
th e fo un dation upon w h ich the w in te r
feed supply la baaed. O ne and o n e -h a lf
tons o f a lfa lfa hay and fo u r tons silage
should he allo w ed per cow per y e a r
fo r th e la rg e r breeds.
P astu re m ust be provided each ye ar.
On tilla b le land th re e -fo u rth s o f an
acre o f sweet clo ver a cow Is a good
stnnd ard. W h ere n o tifia b le blue grass
Is a v a ila b le then the ro ta tio n m ust be
plann ed In referen ce to IL O fte n It
can be lim ed and sown to sw eet
clo ver. N o one ro ta tio n fits ev ery
fa rm , but some one ro ta tio n can be
w o rke d out fo r each and every fa rm .
Young Calves Thrive on
Skim Milk, Hay and Grain
Y oung calves w ill u sually begin to
n ib b le a t g rain and hay when they
a re betw een th ir ty and fo rty days old.
T h e s e feeds should be placed a v a il­
ab le to calves at th is age. As long as
th e cnlves are g e ttin g a lib e ra l supply
o f skim m ilk and h ave access to good
q u a lity legum e hay. th e grain m ix tu re
m ay be composed o f equal pa rts o f
w h o le corn and oats, o r b a rle y m ay
be included. A t fo rty days o f age
calves w ill be e a tin g about o n e -h a lf
pound each o f g ra in and hay d a lly.
T h is am ou nt should g ra d u a lly be In ­
creased to w h ere th ey are g e ttin g
about fo u r pounds o f g ra in and th re e
pounds o f hay at one hundred eig hty
days o f age In ad d itio n to w hich they
should get from sixteen to eighteen
pounds o f skim m ilk du lly.
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D o n 't neglect grass fo r th e young
chicks In th e brooder house. I t sup­
plies th e vltu m ln e s necessary to h e a lth
nnd g ro w th , th a t cun be obtained no­
w h e re else.
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W a tc h the hoofs o f a ll o f the sheep
to see th a t th ey nre kept pared aw ay.
On stony, rocky soil the feet do not
need ns much a tte n tio n us on soft
o r lo am y soils.
K eep th e sheep d ry un d e rfo o t nt a ll
tim es nnd never a llo w ,th e wool to be­
come W Hler-sonked, especially during
a season when the w e a th e r Is lik e ly
Io be cold am i cloudy. T h is Is especial­
ly Im p o rta n t du rin g H ip w in te r season
hut deserves atte n tio n even d u rin g the
(u m iB er.
Mrs. Furtado
Makes Rapid Recovery
£77ie
DAIRYMAN MUST
BAD VENTILATION
BE GOOD FARMER
BIG LIABILITY
For
m any
years
aitee|>
raise rs
have dreaded troublesom e uffectlnns
lit tliWSr flocks know n us foot rot. T h e
te rm as com m only used Includes tw o
foot ailm en ts. Th ese a re tru e n r con­
tagious ftuit rut. and a so-called foot
ro t or foot soreness. T r u e fo o t rot
Is u h ighly contagious h a clerlu l <1 la­
va ae res u lllu g fro m In fe c tio n o f th e
fe e t w ith b acillu s tiecropbotus.
Keep Stomach and Bowel* Right
N E W S , JA CKSO N C O U N T T , OKKOON
’ FARM -
POULTRY
lUU • act qufcilr—Otop cold*io 14 hour«,
revcr and he a < Luba diMppaar. Gnppt u
conquered in j d«ya. Every winter u aevea
M B ioM danerr and dbcomfort. Don't u ia
charxea, don t delay au hour. (Jet the beet
help tUence know*.
Be Sure I t t ^ l
O O LD H IL L
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Sunshine Is one o f th e necessities
In successful c h irk raising. It prevents
ricke ts or leg w eakness, so common
am ong chicks th a t nre ke p t Indoor»
d u rin g the e a rly w eeks o f spring.
Cows Need Protection
During Winter Weather
D a ir y cows need protection In th e
wn.v o f good housing aud sleeping
q u a rte rs d u rin g cold w in te r w ea th e r,
says L. P. M cC ann , associate profes­
sor In an im a l husbandry, C olorado
A g ric u ltu ra l college.
■Exposure to cold w e a th e r and
storm s means th a t th e cows a re con­
sum ing an e x tra am ou nt o f feed to
overcom e such exposure. D a iry cows
do not hnve a th ic k coat o f fa t to
p rotect them agnlnst th e elem ents as
do beef c a ttle and hogs, hence th e ir
need o f m ore p rotection . Cows kept
In
c o m fo rta b le
q u a rte rs
consume
s lig h tly less feed aud produce a trifle
m ore m ilk th an those allow ed to run
In th e open d u ring the w in te r m onths."
Using Dusty Feeds
O ne reuson fo r a lot o f tro u b le fro m
high b a cte ria as w e ll ns d irt In inllk
crones from th e p rac tice o f feeding
dusty hay o r fo dd er before m ilk in g
R ac te rla and germs tra v e l In the air,
and even sm all p a rticles o f dust c a rry
m any thousands o f ba cte ria .
W hen
sueh feeds a re given to the cows be
fo re m ilk in g , n la rg e am ount o f the
dust nnd d irt w ill g e l In to the m ilk
T b ls w ill not only cause m ilk to sp o t
more quli-ki.v, but w ill he objectionable
from llie standpoint o f sedim ent.
Sacramento Woman Suffering From After-Effects of
“Flu,” Nervous Exhaustion and Run-Down Con­
dition, Recovers Perfect Health. Thanks Tanlac
T h e experisore of M r». M a ry F u r­
tado, living a t 2915 24th Ht., Hacrs-
m ento, C a t , should be of in te r e s t to
everyone suffering sim ilar ailments.
W hen Mrs. Furtailow ss only 22 ."flu ”
lef t her in a badly run-dow n condition.
“ I was in such a weak condition,'*
says M rs. Fu rtad o , " th a t I couldn’t
do a thing. I was a w fu lly th in, h ad no
ap petite whatever, and was so weak
th a t I couldn’t do m y housework. M y
nerves were in a terrible state, every­
th ing worned me and I fe lt some days
as if I would go to pieces.
" T a n la c certainly proved to be ju st
w h a t I needed. I no t only gained 15
pounds in weight, b u t th a t tired ,ru n ­
down feeling left me completely, m y
ap petite im proved wonderfully and
the nervousness all disappeared.
“ I never fe lt b e tte r in m y life than
I d id a fte r ta king T anlac. I could do
m y housework and I fe lt just perfect.
‘‘ W h e n e v e r i fe e l th e le a s t b i t
run-dow n or tired I always go back
to T a n la c, for i t never fails to build
me rig h t up .”
L o v e has m ade a fool o f m any
m an w ho wag considered wise.
B enefit b y M rs. F u rta d o ’s experi­
ence. L e t th is marvelous tome m ade
from roots, bark » a n il herbs according
to the famous Tanlac form ula, rebuild
yo u r run-dow n body, drive o u t pain
and poison, give y o u robust health.
Results from first b o ttle amazing.
Ask your druggist for T a n la c — today I
O ver 40 m illion botles sold.
V irtu e w hen coneealed
less th in g .— Candíanos.
w o rth -
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by pfiysicians for
Neuralgia
Headache
Golds
Pain
Neuritis
Toothache
Lumbago
Rheumatism
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART |
Accept only “Bayer” package
whiah contains proven directions.
Handy “Bayer” bsxaa at I t tablets
Also bottles of 24 sag 100— Druggist«.
A re irta Is tka trade w a r * a t Bazar I f r e a f a r t m a f
M u sic
revives
th e
recollections
“ I
would appease.—Mme. de StaeL
' ftailrvl’rtrtd
All married men are
they can’t always prove I t
Children
M O T H E R :- F l e t c h e r ’s
Castoria is a pleasant, harm­
less Substitute for Castor Oil,
Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espe­
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
Proven directions on each package.
Physicians everywhere recommend IL
Says Dangerous Varicose Veins
Can Be Reduced at Heme
Rub G en tly and U p w a rd T o w a rd
th e H ea rt as B lood in V ein*
F low * T h at W ay.
I t yon o r an y r e la tiv e o r frien d s a re
w o rrie d because o f va ric o se veins, o r
bunches, th e best ad v ic e th a t anyone
In th is w o rld can give you Is to ask
y o u r d ru g g is t fo r an o rig in a l tw o -
ounce b o ttle o f . M oone'a E m e ra ld O il
( f u ll s tre n g th ) and ap p ly n ig h t and
m o rn in g to th e sw ollen, e n larg ed
veins.
Soon x,ou w ill n o tic e th a t th ey
a re g ro w in g s m a lle r an d th e tr e a t­
m en t should be continued u n til th e
veins a re o f n o rm al size.
So pene­
tr a tin g an d p o w e rfu l Is E m e ra ld OH
th a t even P iles a re q u ic k ly absorbed.
Y o u r dru g g is t sells lots o f IL
Cuticura Comforts Tender
Aching Irritated Feet
Bathe the feet for several minutes w ith Cuticura
Soap and warm water, then follow w ith a lig ht
application o f Cuticura O intm ent, gently rubbed
In . T h ia treatment la m ost successful in relieving
and comforting tired, hot, aching, burning feet.
Soap 2Bc
26c Ofi
Ointment S and Me. T®kum » e . Sold everywhere.
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