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INSECT EXfilXKKlMNtf
FEATS OF THE CARPUNTER DEE ANC I
-THE TL'MSI EBU3. J
The Srttoa , ttrrilr I an Kvprrt '
lirat rdin uer un.trriul skill ol
the Wiil-r rtntl (he tirrnt lirrtln t
That Ills Klnslle V r Will llrne.
lAntr before li'iin hul V. i . hi of the
atUV tile Sl!Y ti.V Itllll l-l I lae MlllllO
tool, made sW'or tin s..;.io i. is. .i. in hihJ
tisod In Hit' sumo w.ij, I r ! o purple
of making silt In i ln I -. i .' i '.. .if trees
HO tllltt silt' llll)Jd l':,e I S' .l.'c place
to deposit her iv;s. Ti.f i :" i it bee,
with filly t!n I .. iv., s, i-ro. U.i
plvoii Iut, fii.s ii r:in,l ! !.. full
tlliiint'li'r tl her I' v.y. r: . i th.t k .
linar.ls iiii.l so in:il,fs )i l . , i. I !. v. h .li
kIu enn hd t a iv;". in . : Ii i,
rvnr Iut j-.ntiijr. 'I In1 ti;t; :?.. . . !i
out tliv:- U or iu.it Iiuii- ;. ! t' . i r
Inriri' i i-i of tlirt I. ." . - I i :
OMU M' ;l,:i l!u st' , 1 i, ;
lii a ftv Imiii-s 1'iiry In n. ;. ii ; .
tin catvass of n f ;i p i r.i t .' . i
animal. All tlt'sc f r-,t. 1
j;rt' of hi; iut t vli..:i'.i a 'i
froaturc wouM Ih -.t It'.l en-,'
...Ml. I
llltM'
0 a ti.s
ti.inhi:;
1 it'i'l ii
I skill. llli Ii llf of tlli'lil Is its w.n.!t".
i fill IIX til " fi.lt plTf.l!-" ll 1.V t' l
; tlor. '1'lils traor.Iiu.iry llt lc aaimal
lias tin- facility of ':m;i-;I!h h(r
tluvads tlirt-i'.ly .-a iiist tlit win. I, anj
ly moans of I1014 slon U r f.ir.itt sht oan
haul up an. I k:is;m'iuI livlios v, iiioh att
many tiir.os Iut ow n wt iL'lit.
Some yoars m a paraT itli went t!'o
j rouiitls of tin' !.:.mts Id wliioh it was
I saltl tliat a .sjii.lor Iia.l s'.!si(ii(hI
1 ntifortiuiai iiumso. raNin it from tlie
I Frouti.l an 1 li'avins It t porlsii uilsi'ra
; bly lit'twtt'ii l.oavt n anil t anli. Woull
Iv pIiilos.;.l.trs in i.lt. Kttat fan of tin-
staionu ni an. I ri.l i ol -.1 It timnori ; ful
ly. I know not linv r;;o it was. Inn I
know that It inh-lit have Ixon truo.
Stir.io yoars ( hi U10 villa;.' of Mn
vana in tlio, si iti of Now York a spi.lor
onianslotl a milk snaU In Iut thrt-ajs
and nctnal.'y rais.-d It somo Uistatife
from tlio jiriniml. a:ul this, ion, lu spite
( of tin? striK',!o'.s of tho roptiif. wblcti
, was nlive.
; I'.y what p.-o.ws of rninoorim: did
this fomparativfly small niul foohle In
soot s'.iiTtvd iu uviTi'timliiK and lifting
up l y 1:101 !. c.tii al uifans ilio nioti.se or
tho sna'ioV "I'Uif sol.uio.i is easy
t'lio'dli if wo only j;ivo the tpiostion a
little thoimht.
The spuliT Is furnished with one of
the most etiiflfiit mot hanical Imple
ments known to euirineers viz, a
strong elastic thread. That the thread
Is strong U well known. Indi-etl. there
are few substaiieeH that w ill mipport a
greater Btrain than the filk of the silk
worm or the spider, careful experi
ment having shown that for etjtial s'-.e.s
the strength of these lil.er.s exceeds that
of common Iron. I5ut not wiilistaudiux
Its strength the spider's thread would
be useless as a meehanlcal power If It
were not for Its elasticity. The spider
has no blocks or pulleys, and therefore
It cannot cause the thread to divide up
and run iu UilTereut directious, but tin
elasticity of tho thread more Uiau
makes up for this and renders tossilile
tbe lifting of an animal much heavier
than a mouse or a snake. This may
require a little explanation.
Let us suppose that a child can lift
' a six pound weight one foot high and
do this twenty times a minute. Fur-
', Uim with, ;ioU rublier bands, each
capable of pulliu? six iiountls through
one foot when stretched. Let these
bands be attached to a wooden plat
form on which stands a pair of horse
, weighing 2,1'iO pounds, or rather more
than a ton. If now the child will po to
! work nud stretch these rubber bauds
Finely, hooking each one up ns It Is
' stretched. In less than twenty minutes
j he will have raised the pair of horses
1 one foot.
i We thus see that the elasticity of the
rubber bands enables the child to cLI
1 vide the weight of horses Into 350
I pieces of six pounds each, and, at the
I rate of a little less than one every
j three seconds, he lifts all these sepa
; rate pieces one foot, so that the child
i easily lifts this enormous weight,
j Eai-h-splder's thread acts like one of
the elastic rubber bands. Let us sup
pose that the mouse or snake weighed
, half an ounce and that each thread Is
callable of supportins a grain and
; half. Tho spider would have to connect
j the mouse v.Ilb the point from which
1 it was to be suspended with 150
threads, and if the little rpiadrupeJ
puce swun v-T Lii ft'ft he woull.
bu powerk'Ss. Py pulling sueresrtlvel f
on e:,r-h thre.id, nn l F.liortening It a lli
tie, tlio Kt'Wt .r snake rulglit be raise 1
t' any height within the capacity of ;
the b'liidins or structure iu which the
work win done. So that to those win;
hn ve ridieuled the story we may Justlf j
s:iy, "TL-Te nre more things in hoavei
and earth than nre dreamed of In your:
philosophy." j
What object the spider could Lav
had iu hi.-i work I am unable to see. It
may lnve boon a dread of tlie ham
which tho mouse or snake might wort:
or It may have been the hope that tin'
decaying carcass would attract flleii,
which would furnish food for the engv i
neer. I can vouch for tlie truth of thB
snake story, however, and the objett
of thli article la to explain and render
credible a very extraordinary feat of
Insert engineering. Follies of Science.
lira of Ai-tlom,
The "era. of Actium." adopted durin.f,
tlie early days of the Itoman emplria
coninienioratt.H the great victory galne-J
by Octavlus over the troops of Antony
and Cleopatra, Jan. 1. B. C. 30. It wai
often used among the Itomans both l
writing and rollotiulally, Jnst as lil
England people speak of events as oo
rurrlng before or after the conquest,
or as persons In this country frequently
refer to events as having happened b
'nn or after the war.
arralght life Is the
tnoi-- between honesty
.- irurday Evening Post.
shortest dh
and honor
STEER FEEDING.
fit W'mr mm Itllnala Kn r m e r Pta.
Uhed IIU Kir! (arlund.
Iii regard to the leetllicf of the car
matt of cattle which I sold for f.YCi.l In
t hlciiRo tin other day I would say till
wos the firnt carload I ever fed, Iu
tho first place I had some blue grast
pasture, more than I needed, and 1
bought t'lghteeih head of good youicj
Hereford steers, 'lliey weio nil of thai
blood but two-one lt.'d roll and out
Angus niul were till coming two yeari"
old.
I nought them about the middle ot
June 11 ixl turned tlicui on pasture,
liming Ihe second week of Scplolnbol
. 1 broii:..iit them up iiiel led tileui n
little corn and si II .i iiien) mn on n
good blue 1 ass iiis!iin until I got theiu
on lull feci. Aboii the middle of tie
tuber 1 con;. 110 I llieni in n yard and fed
tlii" 111 co'niii'iil. corn and timothy hay.
These steer weighed a'..i:'l TtH) poiiit'ls
when 1 started to teed them. The.v
were all dehonie.t but four, and I
would always rather have iny steer
dehorned, 'lliey were kept In a small
feed lot. iiml I had a number of brood
sows ruiuiiii-r niter them. My feetl lot,
Is sandy, eoiiscpienily It never gets
very muddy. I kept the steels well
liethliMl all the time. 1 boa lit tlieui nil
around here near lev Iioine. and I think
they 1: ado me about I.'.'tl per hundred ;
weight. ! (loot! 5tot.k ... Pasy Coache
I.ikrv llt-rrfntila I'r I'eeilera,
The best steers to my notion to feed J I'si'v from Ijtlteview to Illy, connect
nre pure bivd Hereford t. but oiie can ' jug itli Piiily Stnire . the rnilroitd.
not
always -ot tlu'in. 'lh. better thev '
are bred the betttr they will feed nud
sell ns a rule. The way to get thin
kind of stock Is to buy and use a pure
bred bull Instead of usinv' mi old scrub 1
annual.
These rat ili were In roo.l Ue-h when
they were put In tiie feed lot. I believe'
you should always have steers In good!
flesh tu start with. I cannot t"ll how
much these ateraeod pt mouth, for I
had no scales t. wei::li lh"iu 0:1. Thev;
were not lar-'e, roii jt steers, but small
blocky. smooth and v II slnpetl. I
shipped tl-etn .Ian. l'"J. The cattle went
thron-li line, filltil up well nud weigh-'
ed lei'." pounds per head.-S. rrikch- f
aril. dr.. in llreedor's Ca-rette.
1
Till. Sloc V 1'nnk.
He careful ttU.ut that sioel; tank dur
ing warm, sultry d iys. I. it staiuls In
tlie sun the water Is no doubt very
warm and tilled with irreeu scum, nm!
tills must Ik' very disagreeable to t!it
live stock that must drink It. Would
you like your sup"rlors to furnish you
witll such dliliUllr; water? Itettei
dean out t!i tank, scrub it with soap
suds and l'me and pump it full of
clean, pure water from Ihe well. The
dumb brutes will appreciate It. Til
warrant. S h '.i t n',;s rlmuld have a
shed over t!ie:n all th" year round, a
protection from t': hot sun ns well ns
the frosts. I arm Journal.
TIIE VE
L'JAHY
1 L..I.
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Horses that are iitMlct.-d with n
chrouio disease t! at rauies a loud, un
natural noise iu breathln'; are said to
have thick wind or to ! roarers. Thin
class does not Include those ntriiete.)
with severe sore throat, as ill these
cast's the breathing is noisy only dur-.
iur the unite attack of the disease.
Thick wind Is caused by an obstruction
to the free pas.ia :e of tin; air In some
part of the respiratory tract. The
noisy breathing of horses after having
been l.lie and put to sudden tXCftlQH ,
Is not tlue to any disease and Is only
temporary. Horses fed on the seeds
of leguminous uud some other plant
have paralysis of the laryngeal mus
cles, particularly when fed t hick vetch.
fMher rases may come from lend pol
oulni.'. sore throats and many times
from heredity. Koarlir-r, the name by
liich the disease Is reuerally known,
Is only a symptoi.) and not the disease.
In bad cases the ilinal fairly suffo
cates. The cure di p n.' much on tho
cause, n ml many timet such horses urn
treatel with little success. You ran
try one drain potassium Iodide onre a
day for a week and then one-half
ounce of Towler's solution onre a day
for the next week In the drinking wu
ter, and If this docs not tlo any good
you would letter po to a mkxI veteri
narian. M. I). Williams. D. V. 8.. In
Itural New Yorker.
YYurlili-a lu nttlc.
Lumps or i-ore.-t on the backs of cut
tle are raused by the larvae of tho
warble lly, or ox war-de, a blark llj
thickly rovrrtil with yellowish hair,
lliey lay the eggs o:i ihe 'mcks of cat
tle from June to Si-'cpte'i . The grubs
hatch out and lore lli.o:'. Ii tlie si. In
and live there, next to f.,- lleh. a!l
winter. In the spring the mature gr i i
crawls out aud faIN to ihe ground.
Put a thumb on each side of the lump
aud squeeze the grub out. or mix lard
and sulphur and rub It Into the lumps,
which destroys the grtiY Ibirlng July
aud August rub over the backs t.f cat
tle u mlsture of four o r c Howen of
sulphur, one III m;i:i-I : .r tar anil oau
quart train oil. a : ! It 11 prevent tin
fly from laying Its c s :.ub on oik h
a week. Tlie chief harm thes grub
do Is the inn U In" of holes In tlie hide,
thus lessenluf Its value In market.
Ohio Farmer
lawful I'olnta, notb.
A pound of fat bacoa gl"en a cow i
that Is oft her feed will often effect
cure, writes a correspondent to Farm
Journal. j
I will Just send you one little thing, j
very simple and effectual remedy f
warts on a horse's nose or anywhere.
Wash the warts with strong soda vra-
ter. I took a perfect "mat of warta"
off a colt'a nose by washing them with
strong soda water twice only. A seed
wart can be taken off by aoda. Pick
the wart a little till the blood atarta,
thed apply dry soda a few times. Mrs.
ii a. a.
it
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J II It ll.Tyl.T.t
Imi I'. Mll..y
I.Akr.Vtr.W.
. , Mayor
I mill, llini'n
l(.-i-..r.l.r
Tr.'n.iifM
t'.ltllllllillloill't.
Sim k liiinns tnr. . . .
TOW N i
V. I.. Hlt.'tll litf
Hurry Hall. I
I. I'. H.1I..V i . .
J. . Iiicki r I
J. m. Unit (
! W. II. Sl.l r .
A. HU'liVr
Nothing
Nothing
has
can
ever ctiallctl it.
tver surpass it.
Dr. King's
slew Discovery
ForC
Ot Oil HIlU ...... x
ol.itu " "
A Perfect Tor All Throat ami
Cure: Lung TrouMcs.
Mon.y back If It ('!. Trial OottUa fraa.
A (iuaraniccd Cure tor Piles.
Itching, I'.liud, Clee'liiirf or Prolrtld
'Nk' l'ih'H 1 it ei'kiiwIH leliiiid in. nicy if
; i'.VAt I J.1 ,M I M luiN to itire any
! case, no mutter id Imu l.eit; stumlm:, in
i Ii lo H il.it. i l r -1 ii.ilii iiliuli ives
' eitHu umi ii".l, .'iOc. I,' vmir dtuu'i.'ii't
I Int. n't it rem! .'le iii nlatnpH mid il lll
i be forwarded p.i-t piyd by Patis Med-
lie I '.i, , Si 1,'iills. o.
I "
I The Willi street line nf ciiuritvetl
J cert lllcnti-M of .S'liK-k mid I '.mid lilnnkii
Jut tlie examiner nlllce. New sample
i book rii'i-lved .Moiiduy evening. If
j you want stock ecrtltlcntcH see our
i l il d m iirrc't ir p.ie. l'
WAN"! T.ll: District MaiiiitfiTH to
(uiHt hIiih, hi! vertlse inn! dint tllnite
jsiitnplcM. Silcry flS.OO weekly, f ' 00
I per day, (or expenses. Slate uu ami
' present employ inenl 11 "i: A I. SI 1 1' A It
it ),:!!! Itantlolpll St., ClIiitKo. - Ian.
!:'.- 4 III.
j WANTKD: liy Chicao wholesale
anil mail order house, assistant mana
ger (mail or woman) for thin county
and adjoining territory. Salary J'-t)
and expenses paid weekly f excuse
money advanced. Work pleaaunt2
position pernmneiit. No investment
or experience required. Spare timo
valuable. Write at onco for full inr
ticulurtt and encloHii st If addressed en
velope. Address,
General ManiiKCr, Til H. Lake St.,
ChicaKo. .'iO-10
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
lgn.At.ure of
fcIrou;r,gnljul
Cerri-apoubrncc 1 'Vttntml.
mii l.uii Uii, Hii:b Surveyor
si,... ..plain, without j Mhanlcl In'rtDaar
..peliM lu t,iu If
or H.i.nr ioi it., , fclfUrluu ynlaaar
hum b.tur. arMra i !'- - Civil EnttUuar
n.iiir. n Mluliis bBKtaew
mt. . '
id.lt tii
iake County Ksauiluvr, June.