Catarrh
Hss troubled mo for 11 years. I Lve
taken (our bottles of Hood's BarsaparlUs)
and am perfectly oured. I think Hood's
Sarsaparllla has no equal, and belleTethat
many who are In poor health and have
become discouraged, would bo restored to
food health If thoy would only glva
Hood's Sarsaparilla
a fair trial." Wm. J. Bknboh, Aatorla.Ors.
HnnH'e Pille ears alt I1t tils, Mlloas.
nooa s r'liis nf,htuch.. .
WINTER DAIRYING IN DAKOTA.
Itl'ay !! AVIioit tlio Tliormiunotor Ii
llelcm Zero.'
Tlio Imrn was not tin oxpcnslvo one,
but would bold 100 head of stock and
won cut Into n bank with u nlopo bo that
tho ilrnlnnjro wnn perfect. I jot down
what tho dairyman lohl ub during the
afternoon wliilo ho was caring for his
stock. Every cow Ecumed to know her
owner aa a friend no linHto, no rudo
noiHO, Btartled lior. 'Lnstsnimnor'Batd
tho farmer, "I rnli-crt fume corn fodder,
millet and oat mid pen hay, with Bomo
carrots and sugar beota for n chaugo of
food. I contract early for my bran and
buy it cheap. My cows nil como in fresh
In September and October, going dry
through flytitric. 1 begin feeding thou
at onco to keop up their flow of milk
whilo butter Is high. I never soil for less
than 25 cents, uud often 40 cents pei
pound.
"I put my cows np nights as noon as
frost comes and feed inillot, hay and
bran. Now. during tho cold of winter I
got up nt half pant 0 in tho morning, go
to tho barn and givo tho cows their
grain feed, consisting of bran, ground
oats nnd pens in tho proportion of eight
quarts of bran, four of oats and one of
pons, or often chaugo to ons of now
process oihneal. Then nt 0 o'clock wo
milk, running tho milk through a hand
separator, feeding my calves nnd pigs
tho now sweet skimmilk. Then I give a
good feed of com fodder nnd lot my
cows nloue till noon, whou I water thorn.
Thoy finish up all tlio fodder or inillot in
thoir mangers nnd Ho down to chow
their cuds till half past 1, whon I again
focd them a mnnller grain ration supple
incnted with four quarts of chopped
roots, nnd nt half past-C go to milking,
finishing in one hour.
"Myself, boy nnd hired linnd do tho
milking. I treat tho milk as in tin
morning nnd then fill tho mangors with
millet or oat nnd pen hay, first cloaning
tut every bit of rubbish left in their
mnugcrs, using it for bedding. I nog
looted to say I clean their stables every
morning, hauling tho offal and litter out
on tho field and scattering from each
load."
He was naked if his cows ought not to
bo fed oftoncr. "No," said he, "cowb,
with their quadruplo stomachs, need
much longor to digest their food. Nei
ther do I ronso thorn up at 8 or 4 o'clock
in tho morning. I find from observation
thoso hours aro thoir very best for sleep
ing. Noithor do I let thorn out through
tho winter unless it is on somo especial
ly bright, sunsliiny day. Thon I find
thoy aro ready to return to their stalls
for thoir evening meal."
"Bat do you not find your feed pretty
expensive?"
"No, not Tery. I feod about 40 pounds
per day of rough stuff. Ono-hnlf is cheap
straw, costing nothiug but tho hauling,
as I thrash tho oats nnd peas out to use
for grain. I figure that my grain focd
und roots cost me 20 cents per day; hay,
o cents a total of 25 cents ier day, My
ekimiuilk und innnuro more thau pay all
care nnd other expenses, I feed extra
heavy, for this is n cold climate, and 1
want much tnilk for my calves. My
cowh avurngo mo 600 pounds of butter
per year, besides a fino calf. They are
all high grade Ilolsteins, crossed up from
tho best dairy cows I could find, I clear
7a on each cow yearly. My pigs, calves,
chickens, etc., pay nil expenses, bo I can
lay up for my work about $3,000 per
y ear. Besld es my farm is getting better
yearly from the largo amount of manure
spread each winter." W. P. Wado is
American Acrlulturi8t. .
TURF PHILOSOPHY.
It is awful bard to own a balky horn
and be a Christian at tho Bame time.
To jog or not to joff that la tho ques
tion. Well, you know how it is your
elf. Theory is good, but practice boata it
when It comes to mile heats, best three ia
five.
A horso, like a person, la handicapped
to a certain extent throughout life by aa
Inappropriate name.
The farmer breeder who cuts short tb
food supply of his colts is taking ow
from bis own pockets.
lAllia lino a.iiMcy
A abort time before Dr. Charcot died
he said in a letter that Bemlscientists had
for more than 60 years ridiculed tho idea
that the full of the moon was a danger,
ous time for mad people. Better in
formed men aro coming Vck o that .old
time notion, said Dr. Charcot, i aa the , re
sult of increased learning on the jBubject
of earth tides, similar to the oscillation
fet e tide. . -
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London GeU It IDu.
Ho was an applicant for a position
as tram car conductor. "What aro
your qualifications for tho placet"
asked tho superintendent.
"I used to work in a sardine- pacic
ing establishment." Exchncgo.
Appropriate Vor the Occasion.
"You may think you're smart," sal4
tho tragedian as tho audienco poltqdibai
with lato Inrnonted hon fruit, "but 2
think you're making somo pretty ba4
brooks." Elmlra Gazotte.
Our Actor.
It is a romarkablo faot that most of
tho so oallod Irish comodlans in this
country aro Amorlonns, nnd most of tho
English actors aro Irish. Now Orleans
Ploaynnt,
It ia cbtimntcd tliat uunvomgooi
moro than 2,000 vessels and 12,000
lives aro lost in tho various sens and
oceans overy year, tlio value of whips
and cargoes being roughly avoroROtl
at about 3100.QQO.000.
Tho diamond is not uinong tho
earliest goms known to man. It liaB
jot beon found in tho ruins of Nino
vob, in tho Etruscan sepulcliers nor
ki tho tombs of tho Phroniolana
At tho closo of this season Evans and
Hoey will dlssolvo partnership. Mr.
Evans will retire, and Mr. Hooy will
thereafter star in a now farco comedy
written by Edward Paulton.
TAKE STEPS
fa time, if you arc a suf
ferer irom mat scouikc
f humanity known as
consumption, and you
can be cured. There is
the evidence oi
hundreds of liv
ing witnesses to
the fact war, in
all its early
ataorja nnnfttiniD
tlon is a curable
disease. Not
large percenlaee of
cases, and we believe,
fully oS ptr cent, are
cured by Dr. Pierce's
covery, even after the, disease has pro
tressed so far as to Induce repeated bleed
lags from the lungs, severe Hi'serlne cough
with copious expectoration (including tu
bercular matter), great loss of flesh aud ex
treme emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to us as cured by "Golden Med
ical Discovery " were genuine, cases of that
dread and fatal disease 7 You need not take
our word for it. They have, In nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have uo interest whatever in nils-.
a trial o wiu ....... .-- :.
a. - . r.,,l in fnnfrnn that
but wuo nave un ui"" v - --
It surpasses, Jn curative power over this
fatal malady, all other medicines with
which they ore acquainted. Nasty cod
Uver oil and ita filthy "emulsion ( and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
Sies and had either utterly failed to bene
fit, or had only seemed to benefit a little for
a short time.' Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations of the hypo
phosphites had also been faithfully tried
The photographs of a large number of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasd
catirrh and kindred maladies, have beea
skillfully reproduced in a book of too
pages which wilt be mailed to you,- oa
receipt of address and . six cents -ia
stamps. You can then write to those who
have been cured and profit by their ex-
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tit world has aver luserwm. It is harmless. CkilJrem like It. It
srlves tkem health. It will sara tknly 11tb. Ia it Mathers kav
aemethlag Thick ia ahselatelr safe sua yraetieallr yarfeat as
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Castorta assiadlatea the food, ragalatea the steataek aail towels,
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Don't allow aay eae to sell yew aaythiaie else ea the plea or promise
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gee that yoa pet C-A-S-T-Q-H.-I-A.
The fao-slrall
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Children Cry for
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