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NEW MILKING MACHINE. : ' 1 an la liirilnr'i laliiue lieIrr PWMlll I Hlirl of Milk lib ibr timiMphrrr. With the recent report of a statt I health lx anl official that an epidemic I of feer in one of our largest cities could I be traced directly to a ra&e in the family f a milk dealer in that locality, .he j urgent necessity for ban nary inspection of the milk supply it strain made apparto even those individuals who are rather Inclined to scoff at such advanced and acientiflr theories No doubt, the time will come when aM milk mil! have

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HOW TO REPAIR ROADS. Mil ) in it Hate ( iixlmil . Irmlou If Tbr Are lat of .. n I M r alur. Charles Willanit. a contractor in Count rsville, Ind.. gtVtM a fw points on road repair tn a pap r I. fan a iarmiru' institute which will be of Interest: "N iV, borne points on how to keep road in good condition, and how to repair them A road must have constant attention, if it u to be of any use or value "Whenever a rut forms, it should be repaired at once. The road should be gl aii d in the spring and graveled in t he fail The road will then be hard and smooth, and the gravel will be packed down, but not worn out heft re bad weather mi in. It depends on what shape the Town of the road is in what the condition of the road will be fot travel through the winter; if the crown is in good shape, it w ill shed the water '.o the side ditches, und if they are in good shape the road will remain dry and suiid. "Now I will tell ä few ways to spoil t good road. "The surest way is to use the road gra.li r and pile all the mud. sod and VMdt from the sides and di'.cLrs lata the i enter of the road. This rr:al. s he road soft and muddy, and it will be Impossible for the next coat of travel to unite with the old roadbed. The result is the road will be spongy The best plan is to scrape it up into piles ai d haul it to some gully, of which all road have a few, and dump it there. "The road grader is a good road builder in the hands of a man that knows how to ue it, but otherwise he will do a great deal of damage. "Another way to spoil a road Is to make the crown so steep that all the travel will rake the center. The result

I . m. tt Ulan a. i'aal.laa. An ii .ii ut occurred M a Darby eat the oüit t day w hich ftfcaM Mini iMaiWalj ttut tattMWVVgl i io is well able t takoctin if tut hi. hroAii. Tba cur was crowd 1, und when the motherly-looking woman can e in, le.nLng buk boy bj the band, one of the men rose to ffitre her u seat. At this point a neiviboy eiitci.d aid the woiitun Colled him to bt i oi i l.i) aiu liought a i. pajx r. hen, in a deliberate miu.iiir, UsM I at chiijrriu of the male j.;i- i i. : r- ; : . the an. um im i. t of 1 1. conductor, tic woman spread her newspaper n the floor of the car. seated herself there and took the hoy in her lap. After this she said to n shamefaced ii.. mi who arose w.th nn upolojrctic :or to offer her a seat: "No, sir; 1 dotl't accept courtesies from a mat. who K so reluctant to extind iliema: mii have been, i hope to start the 1 . . kau of mukii.tr JTOW men as polite as your fathers used to Ik-, but I am fti I aid the tusk is a heavy one." Philadelphia hi cord.

THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT

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laminated atmosphere in the stable. Probably the best way in which this can be accomplished is by the aid of the pne:ma.lc milking machine here illustrated. It is so arranged as to not onlymilk the rows automatically, hut also neloses the milk in an air-tight re-

I i eeprac.e as ior.r as it is in the proxi Imity of the animal This is tccomjl I pi i shed by a rervoir 'i pr.-jed overi head and connect, i with the teat cups t by a short section cf hose. By meant ' f a vacuum created in the- pipe to ,1 1 which the reservoir :s attached the milk I ' la drawn from the teats ar.d deposited t In the receptacle whence H can he rej aBOved to the creamery for funher , treatment before beir.g placed oc aale. I I Louisville Courier-Journal. CORN AND COB MEAL.

and no use has been made of the re

mainder of the road. The center is cut up by three gulleys. which hold water ar.! cause the road to be soft ar.d muddy when it would otherwise be In cood f liapo "

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Vhr t lie.l It. Tlie IndiftB name Sioux, it appears in such town nanus ns sioua Falls, BkrU it.v and Sioux lLijuds. is usually pronounced "Soo;" but sometimes, in the eat chiefly, that simple pronunciation is not known A committeeman not long ago visited a' school in New Ki.plaml. where he heard) ihempiis say ".Si-ox." with complete ns r.u.e. ,.t a favorable opportunity he quietly spoke to the tacher of the error, saying-: "You know it is Soo." " vhereuMn she asked the attention of the school and solemnly announced: "You have all been pronouncing tins word wrong It is not Si-ox. hut Soo-ox." The committeeman lacked the courage to pursue the subject farther Youth's Companion.

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Dairrmra. Cobs are too valuable for the dairyman to throw away or burn They may not possess much nutriment, but It h'is be-n demonstrated quite coccl iively that ?hey have a feeding valu r.o' much less than the corn that grew upon them, provided they are ground with the corn. A certain weight of corn and cob recti is equal ir. feeding va!u to a like weight of pure ground cor This rtcult dcubtiess arises from the mor digestible form pHen to the corn mal by the presence of theprour.d cb. One of the. largest ctttle feeding companies In Nebraska buys all the cobs it can get. which grind with the shelled corn it has teen o-,rr p. :; tc buy It raises corn and buy what It HU unshelled. bat ha s'ill to rrforr to outside purchases Our readers should remember this. It is one strong argurr. r.t in favor of grinding the corn rather than feeding it in any other way: for only by grinding ctn the cob be rendered tvailtble The chemist ctnr.ot And the value in the cob that the cow can. but It Is there We have paid too little attention to the mechsnfeal form In which our dairy feeds are given The cow has a stomach differing very much from that of many other of our farm animals, and concentrated foods are not handled in it to good td vantage Farmrs' Review How- to Kerp Roatta Ooaal. The question Is not how to make grand roads, but how to keep good roads. It it eTident that the travel.

and especially hauling when roads art? tft from continued raint. or especially when the frott is coming out. doet the greatest damage The law pro-

t hibits heavy haul ng at such times, but ' t i r.o often enforced Now theremj edy I propose is for the law toenn urag broad treads. If all two-horse

i - . ii . oo. m uri I, I J m lilt Ut-P. griU WWlalll 10 hljjh FOSltrOO W bOO e$ arranged that the hind wheel, would her health to the use of Lj dia E. - Pinkham's Vezetablc Ccmpound. - -hey , " lu. Ill a m iU Mvlll. ä 4 la S 1 ,

in- im- m niiiri. i'niiin in ii) mrries.

There is no particular objection that i can see to planting garden crops fot a year or two in a newly-set orchard. The thorough cultivation which potatoes, cabbage, onions, radishes, carrots, beets, turnips or any other ordinary garden crop require, and the good feeding usually given to them, will alto help the trees, and give thdftn a start and push which w ill keep them booming for years to come, but do not imagine that

mo hirh ! iieii la Hlavk you can grow good garden crops and

lloneat Polly. A matron was one day teachinjf a little colored g-irl on her plantatior how to spell. 8he usee a piotorial primer, and over each word was the accompanying illustration. Polly glibly spelled "o-x, ox. and "b-o-x. box," and the teacher thought she was making "right rapid progress, perhaps even too rapid. So she put her hand over the picture, and then nsked: "Polly, what does o-x spell?" "Ox, answered Polly, nimbly. "How do you know it spells ox?" Polly vvns ns honest ns the day. "Seed his tail!" she responded. Memphis Scimitar.

To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of this paper May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. VCenk nnd unhealthy kidneys aro responsible for more BleknesH and RtiflVrinir than any other disc.n, therefore, when through in'tfleet or other cause, kidney trouble i peruiitt ! to continue, fatal results ure fuire to follow. Your other organs may need attention but your kidneys most

because they do most and need attention first. If jou are sick or "feel badly, bein taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-lvoot, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, fcMGMM as soon as your kidneys begin to get better they will help ail tho other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone.

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good trees on the same land at the same time, without proper f-eding I might

say. witho.- double rations. Pota'os

require much potash; cabbage requires still a good deal more of thwt elementin fact. I know of no crop which takes

; the potash out of the soil as fast aa l will cahbage and cauliflower. Trees w;:

not thrive without a good lot of potash in the soil. Do not expect big crops of tabbage and a bU growth of tres when thus planted together, unless you use potash, either in ashes or muriate, or other forms of porash. with a very !.!- era! hand. In many ases you mipht use 500 to 8' pounds of muriate of potash, or its equivalent, to the acre to good advantage, and it would be a mistake to use less. Strawberries often do first-rate in a newly planted orchard, and I would not hesliate to plant them in such position, of course looking after their proper feeding, which means the use of plenty of potash, too. Such cropping will di for a few years, but when the trees hep n to make a thrifty growth, and to shade the ground to a considerable extent, it it time to give the entire

ground up to their exclusive use Farm and Fireside.

nrltlah Mnaeutn Halird. Francis Douce, a famous antiquary who died in 1S34. bequeathed a box to the P.ritish museum trustees, stipulating that it should not be opened until l&ou. At a recent meeting of the trustees the box was unsealed and unlocked by the curator of the museum. It contained nothing but fragnunts of paper, torn book covers and other rubbih. with a note from the donor say ing that, in his opinion, "it would he wasting any more valuable or interesting objects to leave them to persons of the avirat'e intelligence and taste of the i!ritih museum trustees." X. Y Berald.

t nltnl Ittttfti Pefore the war of 112 a frigate of the United States navy had an extended reputation as the Old Wagon beciuse of herslow-goingsailingqualities. The proper name of the Old Wagon was the I'nited States, and sh was launched at Philadelphia in 1T'j7. Her sailing qualities were subsequently so much improved that she was nble to chase, overtake and capture the British frigate Macedonian, which she brought into port as prize in 1S12. Detroit Free Press.

The mild tud immediate effect cf Dr. Kilmer's Swarap-Ioot, the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. SwampRoot will set your whole system right, aod the best proof cf this is a triaL 14 East 120th St.. Nsw Yobs Citt. Dtab Sia: Oct. 15ia. "I bad 'been tnffer-.-r Severely tram kidney trouble. All traptora wer on band . my former ttrenrtb and wer bad li ft me: I could badly drac tnraelf alone tvtn rrr mental capacity waa civint out. and ftrn I wubed to die. It a then I u an advert:sn:i nt of )oun in a New V tk paper, but would not h..ve paid any attention to it. bad it not promised a mum guarantee with every bottl-of your meduine. asserting that your SwmmpKont h puiely vegetable, and doe not contain any harmful drug. I am aever.tv aaaai and four months eld. and with a good conscience I ran recommend Swam;-Root to all wiflt-rt-n from kidney troubles. Four members of my family bave been nsing Swamp-Root for four different kidney fjiissil. tvitti the bacie gnod reaolta." Wuh many tiiank to you. I remain. Veiy truly Maws. KuliLRT DERNER. You may have a sample bottle cf this famous kidney remedy, Swamp-Moot, sent free by mail, postpaid, by which you may test its virtues for such disorders as kidney, bladder and uric acid diseases, poor digestion, being obliged to pass

your water frequently niiht and day smarting or irritation in passing, brickdust or sediment in the urine, headache.

backache, lame tack, dizziness.

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to bad kidney trouble, skin eruptions from bad blood, neuralgia, rheumatism, diabetes, bloating, irrital ility. wornout feeling, ladi of ami it ion, toss cf flesh, sallow complexion, or bright 's disease. If your water, when allowed to rem Jo undisturbed in a plass or bottle fot twenty-four boars, forms a sediment cat settling or has a clcudy appearance it is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immediate attention. Swanp-Kool is the great discovery of Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist. Hospitals use it with wonderful success in loth slight and severe cases. Doctors recommend it to ibeii patients and use it ia their own fzmiüea because they recognise in Swamp-Roos the greatest and Ml successful remedy. Swarrip-Kuot is pleaiant to ta2 and is for sale at drug stores the worl J '.er it bottles of two sjues and two jri fifty cents and one dollar. KemeirJtr tht name, SziMtmf- A'oi-t, Pr. A't.'ner'i Sua mf-Root, and tht address, b,ff humlon, X V., on ti try tKttl.

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"Dean Mas. FtTSHa: I suffered foe several remrs with prneral weakness and foewrinir-down pains, eansed by womb trouble. V'r appetite was poor, and 1 wowld lie awake for hours, and con Id Bot sleep, rntil I seemed more weary ia the morning- than when I ret.rvi. After reading oneof y-ur adver tJawsae nts I derided to try 'the merits ' l.v.li.i I . I'inkh.im : t i) Ct impound, and I am to triad I did. Ko cne ran describe the good it iid me. I took three, bottles faüthfally. and be e "t -inar up my general health, it drove all di-e-e ind poison out of aay Un'.y. and made mar feel as cpry and aarti ve ti t y ossssy gi rl. Mrs. finkliamt aedicinart are eertatnlr all they art claimed to be. Mf-. Si. E- fit xbsos, MT Esat Ohio St. Oiiesgo. Ill gecc f PW ,f mff ty Saa arfUr aearra; hui afore- than a asiHion women hare re-airr'-l health by the tre cf Lydia K. cmkban's Ve-eet . he 'timoiinL If Ihr Helltest trouble :;ppean rhi h vuii i ) n.t unlTtanl write t.. Ir- Pinkhani. .it I y nn. "1 f..r her ndv Ire, ;inl a tefj tirri v iiiinU from h r wfU liw Tni the rieht thine I do. This dtice rcaft TOU not i. in-. hC it aftMMI life or iu.ppiaeM or

and boggles and carriages four to sixnch treads. This would do away with making channelt in the road by continued travel in one place. Of course thia could not be brought about all at once, bm there should be a strineent law against narrow treads when ros.ais are soft, and perhars It would be well at first to give a totfaMf for broad treads It would en " U rage the same, which I think soItcs the road problem Correspondence Indiana Farmer. hnt the law illUia

permitting the a at aucpassir.c arimais after th ten days by the proper ofce that the animals had ;ded. ted ar detained for

A statue tlon of tr-s Prasting for fleer of not I been impou

a certain amount of damages and cottt. wlthorr pro idlng any Jud tclt l aaitiirg ' ascraln either the damages to b- paid or whether or not the animals were bl fact running at large within the meaning of the statute, it held. In freer vt. Downey lArir . 61 I. K A .;. tr be told as d'prlvr-c the owner of his property witbebt due process of law -Chicago Newa

Those Who Hair (.Men Thla Method a 'I rial I'rimnanee It the Moat aVahMMwa Son la I ae. The following is the simplest, cheapest and best method of anchoring corner poets I ever saw or used, not excepting any plan given in previous number. Set common heavy pottt at corner, and tet another similar one eight

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WIHE FEN- E ANCHcjH VO&t. or ten feet from it. Fit a brace stick between them at the top. A four by four studding would be abo.it the right tlze. Then with a cable of three or four-strand No. 9 wire, or Its equivalent of other sizes, fastened to top of second post snd tie around a log three feet long, or a large stone buried two and one-half or three feet deep, five feet bi k of corner post. The ctlda er'.erint ground hy turner pott, trenching in t'ai k to anchor log; fill in ai.d tamp earn solidly around anchor Inc. and you vill have a pott you can tit

to. iewitS Alter. In Fpitomist The hen that It a good maimer layer Is a good winter layer If given summer conditions Light, fressh air, roomy houses and thedt, shelter from wit, .it and storms and a variety of good food 111 keep her In activity.

nf the Ml different kinds of British birds, only 110 are rrsiden: all the year.

llrprnlnnrr Tower. Near Kcclefechan, Scotland. Is monument bearing the inscription 'Kei'cntance" oter the door, with a serpent on one side and a dove on the other. This monument has a singular history According to accounts, it was baut by a certain Lord Hcrriet nt an act of penance for having thrown ovi rboarij a number of prisoners while on a voynpe from Rag land - -Detroit Free I'resa. THt MARKETS

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riiT Kl i. NOTE. - aat ccssfiil is Swatnp-Ncnt in promptly curing even the most distressing cases of kidney, liver or hladder troubles, that to pr.ve its wonderful merits. ym may have a sample bottle and a book of valuable information, both sent absolutely free by mail. The tx-.k contains many of the thousands uon thousand of testimonial letters received from men and women cured. The value and success of Swamp-Root is 0 well known that our readers arc advised to send f-r a sample bottle. In scuilmc your address to Dr. Kilmer k Co., Binyhanitun, X. Y., be sure to

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The pr. .prictors of this paper ruip antcc the genuineness of thia offer.

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