Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 13, Jasper, Dubois County, 31 December 1909 — Page 3

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"Poctor, this la tho worst attack I've ever bad." "Never mind, It will bo your last" SKIN HUMOR 25 YEARS "Cutlcura did wonders for mo. For twenty-üvo years I suffered agony from a terrible humor, completely covering my bead, neck and shoulders, so even to my wife, I became an object of drad. At largo oxponso I consulted the most nblo doctors far and near. Thür treatment was of no avail, nor was that of tho Hospital, during eix months' efforts. I suffered on and concluded there was no help for iuc this sldo of tho grave. Then I hard of some one who had been cured by Cutlcura Remedies and thought that a trial could do no harm. In a surprisingly short time I was complot t-Iy cured. S. P. Keyes, 147 Congress St., Boston, Mass., Oct. 12, '09." Face Covered with Pimples "I congratulate Cutlcura upon my speody recovery from pimples which cov red my face. I used Cutlcura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent for ten days and my face cleared nnd I am perfectly well. I had trlefl doctors for several month but got no results. Win. J. Sadller, 1614 Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, May 1, 1909." Hubby Was Too Willing. In the midst of her tears over a late disagreement she announced that sae would take a trip of three weeks in tb- country for a rest from his abuse. H'oray! Hooray! H hurried to the station, bought Uik's, hurried back homo, pulled off his oat, plunged Into tho cellar, . f,'d out her trunks and comn -Oi d to pack. I.ng on a couch, sho watched him 'tri en her tears with great curiosity. r-i tlmo to time, In reply to many ."Inns, she advised him what artlvould bo useful In tho country, acd iny wore eagerly Included. r-i!rlng and exhausted aftor some t of preparatory detail for her dfi mure, ho sank into a chair and Kwry thing is ready now. You t abundant time to catch your u.iin " 1 have decided," she said, softly, 'cd to go." One Woman's Good Work. Mrs Jeanetto Ryder, an American wotunn who has been doing humane ' rk in Cuba for tho last ten years, is Bu J to have done more to suppress lull and cock lighting on the island than any other ono person. The American Passion. Knirker What do you think of tho airship in commerce? Vmker Fine; it will give a chance f' r passing a lot more laws. Mm. Vln!ow' Roothlnir Sjrnn. F-'fV.lren teething, ioftena the Rumi, re doce lattautUou. aUari pain, cures wind colic S5c a bottle. uossips multiply everything they hear by two. The Army of Constipation I Growing Smaller Every Day. CARTER'S LITTLE UVER PILLS are tapotuible they notj only pro relief M "ley perm anendj cute LoBtlipt. nn. Mil. how wo them for Biliooi. otii, ladirtitiea, Sick Htaascie, Sallow Skia. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE GENUINE muit bear gnalure: QUICKEST WITH SAFETY SOS CURE For the baby often means rest for Doth mother and child. Little ones like it too it's so palatable to take. ice trom opiates. All DniRgUu. 23 ctnla.

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LIVE STOCK NOTES. As a horse feed, oats have few superiors. The pig's bed Is of as much Importance as his food. Hold tho young hog until ho Is "ripe" for the block. Hard thinking Is Just ns essential to Huccess na hard work. Whitewashing of tho stables Is a good preventive of deisease. It Is a poor idea to think that any one breed Is freo from dlsoase. Soil underlaid with limestone or dry snndstono makes the best sheep ground. Clover is our cheapest hog food and every fanner should plan to uso all ho can of It. In selecting a sheep pasture avoid low, damp ground, because sheep will not thrlvo on It. Whllo iho hog Is considered tho most filthy of animals, yet no kind of animal appreciates pure water more than do hogs. The colt which Is handled right and carefully trained will nevur have to bo broken, In tho senso that word is so often used. Better send the pigs to bed hungry than to send them Into a wet nest with full Btomachs. The results are tho same and the cost less. A horse gets thirsty Just as often ns you do. Drive around to tho well and give him a drink during the afternoons. He will appreciate it. Good roads are an Important factor In bringing tho town and city closer together, and facilitate the movements of stock to market. When given a chance hogs will get hnlf of their fattening out of the pasture. Hut be sure that the pasture has something in ft when you turn them in It. MODEL BABY MUTTON FACTORY Dominant Ideas In Construction of Model Barn for Sheep Were Sunshine and Ventilation. If tho proof of tho pudding Is the eating, the barn shown In tho Illustration may safely be called a model, for It has workod with the greatest satisfaction for tho past dozen years. A vory little study of the plan of the building will show that the dominant ideas In the structuro were light and ventilation, writes John n. Peelie In Farm and Home. It was planned and is used for growing winter or hothouse lambs, but serves Just as well for a feeding barn. Tho ventilation Is so perfect that it refutes tho old Idea that a sheep cannot stand confinement, for sometimes ewes have been kept in here all winter nnd have weaned their lnmbs late in the spring and their condition has boon entirely satisfactory. The building faces to the southeast and therefore gets much sunshine in the short winter days. The original dimensions were 26x52 feet, with 16Model Sheep Barn. foot posts, but when tho silo was constructed at the north corner, an 18foot addition was built on tho front to partly inclose the silo. The lower story is seven feet and the upper nine feet. Tho mow holds aL'out 30 tons of hay. A paper roof was used at first, but has been replaced by galvanized iron on the south side, ns tho hot sun nnd tho frost soon ruined the pnper. On tho north side it was less affected, and paper is quite satisfactory. The windows In front are 3x6 feet and in tho end 3x3 feet. On the bnck, Just abovo tho nail tlo, aro several doors 24x30 Inches. Tho windows In front aro screened on the lnsido, nnd when tho weather is warm tho lower sash are raised and when it is ordinary winter weather the upper sash nro lowered. It rarely gets so cold that all tho windows are closed. Ventllntlon is nlded by four hay chutes, a stairway and silngo drop. With this system of ventilation, foul

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VsT2 Floor Plan of Barn. air is impossible, nnd sheep will live horo all winter and bo perfectly healthy; In fact, they fatten very fast after the lanibB aro taken away. Tho drop door shown in the end of tho building Is eight feet wide nnd leads into the paddock which was constructed for the sheep to exerclso In during tho winter days, but is never used, as we have discovered that tho lnmbs do bettor if kept closo to their feed. The hay chutes connect with the rnck and ono man can feed tho shoep both silage nnd hay In a very few moments. Water is piped into tho barn from a nearby wind pump and reservoir tank, and is used just as needed.

DEVICE FOR DRESSING HOGS

Frame Is Made Similar to That Used In Making Derrick for Lifting HayEasily Constructed. An oxcollont method of constructing a hog scaling and hanging outfit is, first, put up threo polos 18 foot long, making a dorrlck similar to one eoirHog Dressing Device. times used for stacking hay. To do the scalding uso a nair of tackle blocks, sotting a barrel or Bcalding vat under the center of the poles and doing the lifting with tho tackle. A platform for scraping is of course necessary. The next step is to set up a revolving or turning pole with two crossarms, as shown In the cut. The crossarms should be mortised In and held firmly In place by bolts. The bottom oi the polo should have an iron pin driven into it, and n hole bored in tho crosspiece at tho bottom, Into which the pin fits, to hold the nole in nlaco as It ft turned. A hole is also bored in the upright pole high enough to Insert a stick of hardwood or Iron bar to turn tho pole so that the arms above swine under the derrick and out again ns tho hogs are dressed and hung thereon. Tho dressed carcass is lowered onto one of the arms from the derrick, the tackle removed, and the hog swunc around out of tho way. in this way four hogs are provided for without any lifting. If five hogs are killed, tho last ono can bo left hanging on tho tackle. HOME-MADE FORAGE CUTTER Horo is a food cutto- which anyone can make from a littlo cheap lumbar. The knife, a, Is a common broad ix For Cutting Forage. which most farmers have. Put a ban die in, ns shown, and build a frame, of 2x2 inch bard wood and inch boards. The end of the handle Is fastened to the standard at r with a piece of strap Iron. Another piece of j strap Iron, c, acts as a guard and keeps the ax close to the edgo of the box. GRAIN FIELDS FOR PASTURE Too Close Grazing and Tramping of Ground by Cattle or Sheep Injures Future Yield. Wheat and ryo sown for grain should not bo pastured by cattle or sheep, ns tho closo grazing and the tramping of tho ground will injure the future yield of both grain and straw. If the growth is rank, lambs and cows may be allowed on the field for a few days. When ground is dry, but close, pasturing must be nvoidod. The experience of practical farmers is against grazing or cutting either wheat or rye, however rank may ho the growth. Hye, sown for early spring feed, no matter how great may be the growth In the fall, should not bo pastured. The same holds true In regard to pasturing crimson clover nnd English rape. Timothy and red top meadows should not be pastured late in tho fall and during the winter months. Selecting Laying Stock. There is no doubt that certain characteristics should be looked for in a good laying hen. She should be low set nnd stand on a pair of shanks fairly wide apart. The head should bo nice and clenn cut, with a full, bright e.te. In other words, hens should show feminine character and not wrinkled and sunken fentures. Hens of the latter type should be discarded; in short, masculinity in tho hen Is a bad sign. A hen with a largo capacity for food, i. e., has n largo crop. Is usually a profitable bird to feed. Tho smaller the sack of food she takeR to roost at night the fewer eggs will she produce. Feed for Growing Hogs. Growing pigs require different feed from fattening hogs, though nearly as much of it A pig should have food that stimulates growth, bone, flesh and muscle forming foods richer in protein than in fats. Milk, shorts, peaB, oats and clover with a plight allowance of corn make a good pig or shoat ration.

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He Rosalie, I can't tell you how I worship your almond eyes, your velvet cheeks, Hko peaches, and your cherry Hps! Rosalie I suppose you aro tho new gardener. Story of a Moving Pumpkin. A pumpkin was seen to walk across the field by Mrs. Samuel H. Hlght of Skowogan yesterdny. When she saw it she thought her eyes were deceiving her, but she soon perceived that tho pumpkin moved a little way, stopped and then turned In another direction. She watched this object for some time and told one of her neighbors. The mystery was solved, but tho two women did not dare to go nearer tho moving vegetable, but called a man who knocked the pumpkin over and found a polecat The skunk had crawled under tho pumpkin and stuck his head Into a hole in it nnd was unable to extricato himself from it and had walked off as best he could with the pumpkin on his back. Lewlston Journal. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, a tarrturr "111 turelr deitroy the kdm ot raeB and completely derange tho whole intern when entering it through tho taueous aurtaeea. Burn arUeie tbould never bo uaed except on prrtcrlpttons trom reputable phyalclini, aa the damage tfcy will do Li ten roM to the Rood you can powlblr derive trom them. HaU'i Catarrh Cure, manufactured br F. J. Cheoer A Co.. Toledo. O.. contain no mercury, and U taken Internall)-, actlnc directly upon the blood and mueovu urtacea of the eystem. In buTtnc Jlall'a Catarrh Cure be eure you get the reoulne. It la taken Internally and made In Toiedct Ohio, by F J. Cheney A Co. Teetlmonlala tree. Sold by DruCKliu. Price. Tie. per bottle. Taxe Uall'i Family Kilt tor conaUpaUoa. When the Sleeper Wakes. "John!" she exclaimed. Jabbing her elbow Into his ribs at 2:17 a. m., "did you look at the kitchen door?" And John, who is inner guard, and was just then dreaming over last evening's lodge meeting, sprang up In bed, made the proper sign, and responded, "Worthy ruler, our portals aro guarded." Oh, he hit the title right, even it he was asleep. United Presbyterian. Rough on Rats In Out Buildings. In Fettinp; Rough on Itats in out buildincs after mixing It well with any food decided upon, separate into small bits, place on fcvernl pieces of boards, and put these here and there under the floors. Close up all openings large enough for Dog, Cats or Chickens to enter, but leave tome small openings for Bats to pet in and out. One 25c. box of Bough on Rnts, being all poison, will make enotiph mixture to clear out in one or two night ecttincs, hundreds of Bats and Mice. 15c, 25c.. 75c.. at Druggists. E. S. Wells, Jersey City, N.J. Doing Her Best. "Kipling says that a woman is only a woman, but a good cigar Is a smoke." "Well, woman Is traveling in tho right direction. Haven't you noticed her present panatella shape?" Rheumatism Relieved in 6 Hours. Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism usually relieves severest cases In a few hours. Its action Js remarkable. It removes tho cause nnd the disease qulekly disappears. First doso benefits. 75c. Druggists. Elucidated. Stella What Is the law of heredity? Bella That all undesirable traits come from the other parent. ITamlins Wizard Oil will knock the pots off a sore throat. It's use makes tonsilitis, quinsy and diphtheria impossible. It is simply great for the relief of all pain, soreness and inflammation. A woman may bo as old as she looks, but it makes a difference whether it's before .or after sho is dressed to go out Salesmen Best Commission Offer on Earth. New all retailers samples, coat pocket "Boston," Dept. C 1, Iowa City, Iowa. A woman dislikes being jealous almost as much as she likes making some other woman jealous. IMI.KS CITKRD I 0 TO 14 DATS. PA7.0 OINTMENT 1 1 uuaranteed to cure any cae ot Ilching, llllnd. Weeding or ProtrtdlEt l'ilc In Ctoll dajsormoncy refunded. 60o. The girl who accepts a man seldom takes him at his own valuation. Clear white clothes arc a sign that tha housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. package, 5 cents. The bravest dentist isn't anxious to look into the jaws of death. IT.UKV DAVIS PAIXKH.I.KK hat unenviable reputation nfoTcn-cTcntrjcirsmn reliable rrmmlr tot lumbago, aclatlra, pleurttr Utcbc, ctc.,2jc, Sjcaudioc. At all drucKlsta. The more talk it takes to run things the slower they move. We Give Away Absolutely Free The People's Common Sense Medical English, or Medicine aimplincd, by K.

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