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Stock Items Dairy Notes Horse TalkCrop Gossip Etc

R R Early has added to his estatein Fayette county the 285acre farm ofMrs Mary E Doyle at Walnut Hillwhich he purchased last week for 18770 or GG an acre

Ladle butter is country butter wash¬

ed in very cold water the water car¬

ries off quite a lot of impurities andmottles and of course the salt it

it is resalted and where needed color ¬

ing is added This sells for only acent less a pound than renovated but-ter which makes it much more profita ¬

ble but the demand is not so greatHickory nuts beech nuts and wal ¬

nuts are very plenty in southern ooun ¬

ties as well as pawpaws and persim-mons

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and the squirrels are more nu ¬

merous than common and coons andpossums abound

Clover Seed WantedHighest mar ¬

ket price Banks Hudson 918tfOne pound of sheeps wool is capa¬

ble of producing one yard of clothWe often hear of renovated butter

those who watched the oleo fight inthe spring heard more of it perhapsthan they liked but do all just knowwhat it is The country butter isfirst melted into oil this oil is thenput into a centrifugal machine whichremoves all casein it then passes an ¬

other centrifugal machine that re ¬

moves all the water and clarifies itthen hot air is blown through the oilthat removes its acid

Do not allow dogs cats or loafers tobe around at milking time

In poultry as in butterthe farmerswife can establish a reputation forhaving the best Let her see to itthat eggs over a week old are neversent to market and when she marketsbirds let them be in prime conditionThere are people in every village whowant things a little better than thecommon run of people who are alwayswilling to pay fancy prices for a fancyarticle They want eggs absolutelyfresh and fowls that are fat and are

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A STRONG MANHas the advantage over a weak man inthe world of work Physical strengthis made from food when it has been di¬

gested and assimilated There isnoother way in which strength can bemade except from food Theres manya weak man who is unable to do hardand heavy work because the food he eatsis not perfectly digested and so fails tonourish the body He has stomachU trouble in some form

Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discov ¬

ery cures diseases of the stomach andother organs of digestion and nutritionIt builds up the body with solid fleshand strong muscle by enabling theperfect digestion and assimilation offood

< I was a great sufferer from dyspepsia forover two years and I was a complete physicalwreck writes Mr Preston E Fenstermacer

manytorturing¬

all that a dyspeptic has or ever could have Ialso suffered much with constipaticn Mus-cles were soft and flabby circulatic poor andslow Suffered greatly from cold bands andfeet At last I came across an advertisementof Dr Pierces and I tried Dr Pierces GoldenMedical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets Iusedabout eight vials of the Pellets and tenbottles of the Discovery which brought meback to my fQrmer state of health

If you ask your dealer for U GoldenMedical Discovery 77 because you haveconfidence in its cures do not allowyourself to be switched off to a medicineclaimed to be just as good but whichyou did not ask for and of which youknow nothing

The sluggish liver is made active bythe use of Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets

willing to pay for the extra care thesethings require

Clover Seed Wanted Highest mar ¬

ket price Banks Hudson 918tfAustralia supplies 95000000 worth

of wool a yearA great thing in favor of poultry

raising is the comparative ease withwhich it can done Think a minuteof the drudgery necessary in makinga pound of butter for sale and thencompare that with the labor requiredin marketing a dozen eggs whichwould give the same returns To be

but when that time is over the mar- ¬

keting of poultry or gathering in theeggs is very easily done and requiresno great amount of time

Animals attend a church service inCuzco Peru Pigs goats cattle andpoultry are brought to be blessed bytheir owners on All Souls day TheThe seats are removed and the ani ¬

mals can trot about or lie do arn wherethey will After the ceremony thelive stock is formally handed over tothe monks

The small farmer who cannot affordto purchase a pure bred sire can usual-ly

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arrange to breed his cows to thebull owned by one of his neighborsEvery farming district should be pro¬

vided with a sufficient number ofpure bred bulls to supply the local

demandThebeds of peas in Colorado some ¬

times include as many as 2000 acresand there is one bed exceeding in size2500 acres

An interesting experiment was maderecently says the Philadelphia Medi-cal

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Journal A pint of various fruitswas picked at random from one standwashed and the washings analizedFrom the pint of fruit 140000000germs were secured All fruits thatdo not have perfectly smooth surfacesafford lodgings for microbes

Near the southern edge of Putnamcounty is a walnut log for which 1

500 was recently refused It was founda few weeks ago by a man who wasmaking an excavation in the bank of acreek and who realizing partially thevalue of his discovery went to theowner of the land and secured posses

everychildtoparents it must look for

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greatisresponsibility and how important thatno is left in the bloodto be transmitted to the helpless child entailing the most Ipitiable sufferingand marking its little body with offenglandulazswellingsreproachthemselvesyouped7healthypleasuresofhappierThere surely reaches deepseated stubborn bloodhereditarypoisons

and builds up the general health If weaklingsbyputtingtakenbyWrite us about your case and let our physicians advise and help youandskinFiI Ii

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carefullyselected iit rect and prices right No old goods iLI on hand

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sion of the piccn of Limber for 575 Ho I

allumberthe price first mentioned The timbe has been covered fur probably CCII ¬

turies and the wood is as hard andblack as mahogany

It is claimed that in regions wherewhere much fruit is consumed there ismuch less desire than elsewhere for al ¬edcobolictoTheretoulartaines no opiates or poisons and neverfails to cure C C J E Stormes 1marTheernments prescription for hog chole¬

ra and while not a sure cure by avery large majority it has been foundas beneficial as anything and whenused in the early stages of an outbreakhas doubtless saved many hogs fromdying fromthe disease It costs butlittle to have some of the mixture ontohand at all eventsfor use in emergen-cy

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and it may prove helpful Woodcharcoal 1 lb sulphur 1 lb sodiumchloride 2 Ibs sodium bicarbonate 2lbs sodium hyposulphate 2 Ibs sodi-um

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sulphate lib antimony sulphide1 lb These ingredients can be secur ¬

ed from any drug store and should bethoroughly mixed Give a large tablespoonful to each 200 pound weightof hog once a day If the animals donot eat add a little water to the med ¬

icine shake thoroughly and give as adrenchcAsleep Amid FliuncoBreaking into a blazing home somefiremen lately dragged the sleeping inmates from death Fancied securityand death near Its that way when youneglect coughs and colds Dont do itDr Kings New Discovery for Con-

sumption gives perfect protection against all Throat Chest and LungTroubles Keep it near and avoid suf-

fering death and doctors bills A teaspoonful stops a late cough presistentuse the mcst stubborn Harmless andnice tasting its guaranteed to satisfyaby R E McRobertsFish Cos drug store Paint LickPrice 50c and 1 00 Trial bottles free

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Most Important Events of the Day Boiled Down

to Readable Shape Items Iron Everywhere

With the inauguration tomorrowthe Golden State Limited the timefrom the Pacific to the Atlantic willbe reduced to eightyeight hourswhich will be a new record for thedistance

Shell 3ratcher a Warren countyfarmer was robbed of 240 which hehad withdrawn from a bank becausehe was afraid of savings institutions

President Mitchell ordered thestrike renewed at a number of colicries where strikers were not permittedto return to work in a body

At Portland Oregon Wm Baldwinand his son George were sentencedto the penitentiary for two and oneyears respectively for participating ina fatal prize fight over a girl in whichthe father abetted the son who struckthe blow

Andrew Carnegies plea for aHUnited States of Europe has been re-

ceived with laughter by the GermansOne paper terms it a nonsensicalproposition and another hopes thatMr Carnegie will let antiquated Eu-rope alone to work out its own salvation

It is estimated that Russell Sage isthe greatest money lender in theworld and bankers place the amountwhich he always has out on collateralat 25000000 It is said that by calling loans he might cause one of themost disastrous panic in the history-of the country His fortune is placedat not more than 100000000

It is estimated that onethird of thepopulation of Vienna600000 in num-ber

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visited the citys cemetery on AllSouls and All Saints Day EmperorFrancis Joseph placed wreaths on thecollins of his murdered wife and ofCrown Prince Rudolph who commit ¬

ted suicideSamuel H Edgar second vice presi-

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of the Louisville and Nashvillerailroad died at the Oak Hill Smiterium near Montclair N J His deathwas due to a nervous breakdownwhich began with worry over theGates deal for control of the Louisvilleand Nashville

At Owensboro Special Judge Reevessitting in the trial of several deben-ture

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company cases ruled that the as-signee had the right to prosecute suits

syhouldof their subscriptions to the capitalstock

Physicians Prescribe ItMany broad minded physicians pre ¬yhavea remedy for throat aud lung troubles

EStormesyokeisLove links heaven to our earthDead issues create no discussionMighty rivers rise in quiet placesThe generous are always grateful

For A Bad ColdIf you have a bad cold you need a

good reliable medicine like Chambe-rlains

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Cough Remedy to loosen and reolieve it and to allay the irritation andlungsFor

DtveiiiLeiL ariitiigIThe agricultural is onegreat breadth and the subject underconsideration may be said to coyer thewhole of its economic principles Theterm diversified farming is applicableto localities rather than to IncH iclu ¬

als and to make it successful we musttake into consideration the advant ¬

ages that must surround those engagin it The adaptability of the soilproduce a variety of crops satisfac ¬

rily together with convenient andra pid transportation for perishableproducts are necessary requisites We-

e not speaking in this connection ofe truck farmer nor of the market

gardner but of the farmer who is en ¬

gaged in the production of staple arti-cles

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such as corn wheat nemp andgrasses Then if ho is situated un-

der conditions favorable to diversifiedfarming he can vary his crops to anyextent and still be able in a measure

tide over a bad crop year withoutmateriaUoss because under this sys-

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some of his products are likelyto do well of others fail likewisesome of them will bring remunerativeprices even if others sell for less thanthe cost of production On the otherhand when we have a good crop yearthe diversified farmer has a decidedadvantage

Better transportation facilities thewidening area thus reached and thecheapening of rates is opening up newmarkets every year Lands planted inorn hemp or wheat consecutively beN

come impoverished Certainf thesoil that are required to mature

these crops become exhausted whilethose necessary for some other cropremain hence a change is necessaryIt is only a matter of time when di-

versity¬

of farming must be resorted toas a means of reclaiming the old andabused farms When farmers realizethat they are making money by im-

proving¬

their farms whether theyseem to obtain immediate resultsor not more of them will adopt thissystem In connection with rotation

f crops our most progressive fannersre growing leguminous plants parpeabyplant food and put in condition to be

followed by almost any crop A closeapplication of this method with a rea-sonable amount of live stock will notonly restore the farms to their wontprofitinstead

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FASHIONS FANCIES

Attractive flits of Dress That ArcNow in Vogue with lIer

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Thin black materials spangledwithsteel paillettes make exceedinglyshowy evening costumes

The newest neck ruches fasten atthe bust thereby overcoming the un ¬

becoming appearance around the neckNarrow braids used for trimming are

in best style when put on with stitch-ing

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on the edges so that they stand upLighttinted broadcloth collars of

goodly size and cuffs machinestitch ¬

ed all over are a feature of the newesttailormades

Most exquisite of time many smarttimings shown in a certain dress goodssalon is an evening rohein daintiestwhite chantilly Time skirt flares beau¬

tifully the rich floral pattern aboutthe edge being accented by a scintillat ¬

cThesesake moonshine are also used to out-line

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the upanddown strappings1 oflightweight peau de soie this silk be ¬

ing cut out every now and then lest itinterfere with the big rose figure in tin I

lace Enough of time lace similarlydecked comes to male a blouse whichwill presumably be cut decollete Themoonlightlike shimmer of the wholething is notable for the silk lace andthe satinj peau de soie both tone quiteup to time glitter of the everpopularpaillettes or as we are more usedto calling them spangles

Overskirts once more are striving forrecognition Their draperies are grace-ful

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the double skirts cut with nicelyflowing lines One form of new skirthas the back in three kilted flouncesheaded by a wide band of trimmingThe narrow apron gore is made entire ¬

ly of trimming embroidery tucking orbraiding All skirts flare out at thebottom sometimes means of thedeep flounce so longin vogqe but thenewer method has the flare cut withthe skirt alone Hip yokes often areoutlined with several rows of stitch-ing

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that extend down the almoststraight apron gore Bodices showmany variations of the blouse Streetgowns are to be made with jauntyetons that have postilion back orbasque effect Many loose coats aremade with kilt boxplaits finishedwithlow collars and stole pieces wideningat the bottom Flowing sleeves arepermitted and many new gowns showcapecollar fancies Braids will beused very extensively in plain rows thewidths graduating and in fancy designs

Date DreadTo one cupful of warm wheat mush

add onefourth cupful of brown sugarhalf a teaspoonful of salt one tablespoonful of butter and onefourthcake of compressed yeast dissolved inonefourth cupful of lukewarm waterthen add one cupful of walnut meatscut into small pieces threefourthscupful of dates cut in pieces andenough flour to make a dough thatmay be kneaded when well kneadedcover and let risexover night in themorning again knead shape intoloaves and when again nearly doubledin bulk bake in a moderate ovenPeoples Home Journal

White Bread Griddle CalcesChop as much stale bread as will

measure two cupfuls put it into abowl and pour over it a cupful ofsweet rich milk let it soak for anhour When ready to bake the cakesmash the bread in the milk with ateaspoonfultwo tablespoonfuls of melted buttertwo wellbeaten eggs sift into themixture a cupful of white flour and aneven teaspoonful of soda stir welltogether then add a cupful of ourimilk and bake on to griddle BostonBqdct L

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