Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 2, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 October 1911 — Page 2

CHANGE IN WOMAN'S LIFE

FEEDING THE COLT By Prof. W. W. SMITH, AsiwI HW7 Drb, PrJw, ScW of Asrksit Pardw UwTmlty Arncmltrl ExUtm

fXi-J-l Hid? bltL il'.-. .

Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkhanfs

Vegetable Compound. riroHftvnift vt "I was passing

through the Change of Lifo and suffered

and other annoying symptoms, and I can truly Bar that Lydia 13. Plnkhani'a yogotablo Compound has proved worth mountains of gold to me, as it restored my health and Btronpth. I

never forget to tea my friends what Lvdia E. rinkham's

Vegetable Compound has doao for mo during this trying period- Complete restoration to health means so much

to mo that for tno sane 01 otner suuerlng women I &m willing to make my trouble public so you may publish this letter. "Uns. Crus, Hajiclay, K.F.D., Graniteville, Vt. No other medicine, for woman's ills has received such wide-spread and unqualified endorsement Xo other medicine wo know of has such a record of cures as has Lydia E. rinkham 8 Yogotablo Compound. For more than SO years it has been, curing woman's ills such as inllammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains and nervous prostration, and it is unequalled fpr carrying women safely through the period of change of lifo. Mrs. Pinklinm, at Lynn, Bins., Invites all sick women to ivrito her for ncl vice. Heradvicoisfree, und always UelpluL

IMMICKE

FOR

MAKE GOOD CIDER VINEGAR

Apples Should Be About Ripe, But Not

Mellow, and When pressed airainea

Into Clean Barrels.

IMPLEMENT

(Us II. V. niUNSTKAD. Missouri.) It Is not enough to simply grind tho

apples into cider, then roll under tho Klmdo or a trco or Into tho collar and patiently wait till tho vinegar is made.

To nmko eood vinegar tho apples

BAG-TYING should be about rlpo, but not mellow,

nml wlinn nrouiiil nnd nrCBSCU thO

Specially Constructed Tool Shown in cldor should bo stralnod Into clean

lllnctr.itinn W Ha hOUMQ uanuia.

Handy In Closing Sacks.

Tho operation or closing bags with n wlro tie by means or a specially

constructed tool la shown In tho aecomnnnvlnc Illustrations. say3 the

Popular Mechanics. The wlro tlo 1b looped at both ends, and, when passed

DESERVEDLY EJECTED.

First Parrot WIlllo Owl was put

out or the theater last night 8econd Parrot What for?

First Parrot Why, no commenced

hooting at the villain.

For Cramps.

A piece of old-fashioned candlewlck

worn around the leg In tho garter

place, next to tho skin, will prevent.

or, cure, cramp in tho cair or tho leg or In tho root. I have proved this by personal experience; l believe thla

would prove effectual in preventing swimmers' Cramp; those liable to cramp whllo in tho water would bo

wise to try It Cottonbatting, wrap

ped round tho body from the arm-pits

downward, saved tho Hie or a man

suffering agony from painters' cramp:

it gave almost instant relief. Nation al Magazine.

Feed the Foal So as to Produce Plenty of High Quality Bone, Muscle and Nerves.

Our object In the feeding and caro

of the colt should be to securo a sturdy body, hard, strong bono, and an active, vigorous disposition. In other words, wo want the largest and strongest development possible at ma

turity. Without tho liberal uso of sultablo feeds in combination with

senslblo caro and management this re

sult will bo Impossible.

To stimulate rapid growth and tho

strongest development, tho young colt

should bo given tho opportunity of eat

ing dry food at an early age. When one month old ho will usually exhibit

an interest In his mother's feed box at meal time. A guod way to encourage tho colt to eat is to place the mother's reed box low enough for tho youngster to reach. In a short timo his capacity will demand a separate trough and an individual ration.

The demands of tho colt are large

ly Tor bone and muscle and nervo building material. It Is Impossible to grow tough reet, flinty bone, and strong elastic musclo upon corn and timothy hay alone, especially when

exerclso and pastures are not what

they should bo. Prior to weaning the

maximum supply of tho mother's milk should be sought by Judgment in her work and a plentiful supply of good oats and a llttlo bran. If the energies of tho mother are conserved as much

as possible and If sho Is naturally a

good milker wo have tho most Import

ant conditions for rapid growth In tho colt Add to this about all tho oats

tho colt will clean up twice or throo times a day, with access to a grass

paddock, and tho results should bo most ravorable. Corn should bo red In very small quantities, If at all. It tends more to fattening than to growth. Tho best results aro usually obtained

when oats, bran and timothy hay con

stitute the main reliance. In tno nb-

senco or bran a handful or oil meal

will bo round very desirable. A llttlo

salt should Jo supplied two or thrco times per week, or better still, mado

constantly accessible.

The amount or grain to supply tho

colt before and after weaning should bo determined by tho appetlto and condition of tho colt No more should

be given than will bo cleaned up promptly. No harm will come from

allowing tho young colt hay at will.

though It Is usually wise to limit this

part or tho ration when older, espe

cially l he has a tendency to overgorge. Liberal grain reeding should bo con-

Iniiod until tho colt is well estab

lished on pasture the succeeding sum

mer. Grain Is nover used more profit

ably than when led to a well-bred

colt. Good feeding alone, however.

will never develop tho best In any

young animal. This is especially truo of tho colt Judicious reeding must be supplemented by abundant exercise, with clean, sanitary conditions, to Kuarantee tho well-balanced de

velopment ol bone, "wind" and musclo tho essential things In a good

horse or whatever class or typo.

The Wire Tie. After Being Passed

Around the Bag and the Loops

Placed Over the Hooks, Is Twisted

by Pulllig Out tho Sliding Handle.

around tho nock or tho bag, these loops aro placed over tho two hooks at the entf or tho tool. Tho sliding

handle Is then pulled, thlB action re

volving the central rod bearing tho hooks and twisting tho ends or tho wire together. Duo to tho rormatlon

or tho loops at tho end or tho wire,

which ae left separated when the ty

ing Is completed, tho latter Is easily untwisted when tho bag Is to bo

opened.

Whllo apploa should bo clean, It la

not best to wash them before grind-

In?, and no water should bo tiscd In

tho elder.

It 13 well known that tho changing

from Bweot cldor to vinegar begins as

soon as tho Juice leaves tho applo and

continues through tho various stages from six to eighteen months, tho tlnio depending on conditions and treat

ment

If tho cider Is kept in a warm cellnr

or other convenient place and a cako or yeast dissolved In water Is added

for every Hvo gallons, U will hasten tho fermentation so that It may bo completed within " two ' or thrco months.

Not until then should vinegar

mother" bo added, but when it loses

tho bitter tasto and begins to get sour it should bo racked off and the barrol washed out, or it should bo put Into a clean barrel and somo old vinegar and mother put In.

Tho buug should bo lert out all of

the tlmo till tho vinegar is made, and a pieco of cloth tacked over tho hole

to keep out the flics and dirt

When condition's aro Ideal, tho bar

rels left In a place whero the temperature Is high for tho llrst threo months.

EVER TAKE A MUSIC BATH? They Are as Good for the Sou, Holmes Says, as Water for the 3ody. , One must bo educated, no doubt, to

understand tho more complex and c! ficult kinds of musical composts . Go to tho concerts whero you kn .v that the music is good, and that y ought to like It whether you do or n t Tako a music bath onco or twi o week for a few senBons, and yuu u find that It Is to tho soul vh water bath Is to the body. I wo n. troublo myself about the affecta of pcoplo who go to this or that sr r . , of concerts chiefly becauso It is f.i Jonable. Semo of these pcoplo w we think so Billy will perhaps t sooner or inter, that they have a mant raculty which Is at last wul up, and thnt they who came brr others came, and began by stam - tho audience, aro listening w i

newly round delight. Everyone has a hnrp under the bodice or coat, and If It can only once get r r erly 6trung and tuned It will resj to all outBldo harmonies. (i Wendell Holmes.

DEVICE FOR HOLDING BASKET

Particularly Convenient In Picking

Apples and Pears, Because It Will Stay Where Placed.

Fot the picking of fruits, especially

apples and pears, many devices hav

been used, and now ones are tried

every year. Doubtless the pivot han

dled half-bushel baskot Is tho most

popular receptacle for fruit picked

among the branches on tho lnsldo or

the trco. One difficulty with tho bas

ket Is that It Is awkward to handle

How to Start a Successful Co-operative

Creamery By II. C MILLS, Dairy Deptrtata, Purdse Experiment Stilio Porda Ualmiity Airiccltonl Exttmion

Modern Cider Press.

or as long as tho weather is warm, yeast Is added to hasten fermentation,

nhl vinncnr ami "mother used as a

starter, good vinegar may bo mado In six months.

But, ir tho barrels aie stored In a

cool cellar and no attention paid to

them, It will tako from a year and a hair to two years to produce merchantable vinegar.

Tho vinegar making may be hast

ened by the addition In the last stages

or making of water sweetened with

molasses, preferably sorgbura.

When tho vinegar Is made, the bar

rels should bo filled if not qulto rull

and tho buns driven In.

The Angler's Bait A well-known angler at Peterborough having obtained a wasp's nest containing a largo number or grubs, placed tho neat In the -lichen over to kill the grubs so that ho could use thorn ror bait

The next morning he went to get tho crabs, but on opening tho oven

door a swarm or wasps flew out. Tho

oven was not hot enough to kiii mo

crubs. but was sufficiently warm to

hatch them. London uauy oiau. FROM TEXAS

Rom Coffee Facts From the Lone

Star State.

From a boautirul rarm down In Tex

as, whero gushing springs unlto to form babbling brooks that wind their enarkllng way through flowery ineadB.

comes a note of gratitude for dcllvory

from tho coffco habit

"When my baby boy carao to mo flvo years ago, I Jegan to drink Postum, having a feeling that It would ho better for him and me than the old

kind of drug-laden coffee. I was not disappointed la it, for It enabled mc, a

stnnll. ctallcntn -woman, to nurso &

bouncing, healthy baby 14 months.

"I have alnco continued tho uso of

Poßtum for I have grown fond of It,

and havo discovered to my Joy that It

has entirely relieved mo of a bilious

habit which used to prostrate mo two or threo times a year, causing much

discomfort to my family and suffering

to myself.

"iMy brother-in-law was cured of

chronic constipation by leaving oft

coffeo and Ming Postum. He has become oven more fond or It than he

I " "

Basket Holding Device.

when hung on the usual doublo wlro

hook. To obviate this difficulty the de

vice Illustrated herewith has been

round effective, saya tho Orango Judd Farmer. Both ends or a stout roantla

cord or any convenient length are fast

ened to a hook. Tho cord Is then passed around tho basket handlo aud

tho hook thrown over a limb and caught around tho now vertical cord.

as shown. Tho hook, while secure.

can bo Instantly released, either from the limb or tho basket, nnd yot It will

"stay put" as long es desired.

Impenetrable Hedges.

Tho hedges which wo ordinarily see

bordering country estates are planted for their ornamental and beautifying

effect and not as a substitute for

tencing material, but la tho extremo

southwestern part or the United States

thoro are many hedges whlcn serve ! primarily this latter purpose. Various

species of cacti, such as tho prickly

pear, aro used by ranchmen to encloso

cattle ranges In thoso arid regions,

and theso hedges aro practically Im

penetrable. Wild animals are thu3 ef

fectually prevented from attacking the

herds and flocks, and a supply or roddor may always bo obtained by burn

ing of! tho spines from tho tender

young shoots of the cactus.

PIMPLES ON FACE 3 YEARS "I was troubled with ncno for fhre long years. My face was tho only ra't affected, but it caused great disflg .: mcnt, also suffering and loss of s' ; . At first there appeared red, l a J pimples which later contained a matter. I suffered a great deal ca ,F' 1 by the itching. I was in a sta'e f perplexity when walking tho strefs or anywhere before tho public. "I used pills and other reraedl I . they failed completely. I though -1 giving up when nothing would V'". but something told me to try the cura Soap and Ointment I sent f r a Cutlcura Booklet which I read u:pfully. Then I bought somo Cui- r Soap and Ointment and by follow r.g the directions I was relieved In a fc days. I used Cutlcura Soap for waging my face, and applied tho Cutl -a Ointment morning and evening. T' "? treatment brought marvelous re . s bo I continued with it for a few wr s and was cured completely. I f a truthfully say that tho Cutlcura Rf

cdies are not only all, but moro t. in they claim to bo." (Signed) G. Iijmel, 1015 W. 20th Place, Chicago, li. ,

May 2S, 1911. Although Cutic .ra

Soap and Ointment nre sold by dr ip-

glsts and dealers everywhere, a sau. pie of each, with 32-pago book, w:.l bo mailed free on application to

Cutlcura," Dopt 2S K, Boston.

Leading a Dog's Life. Your husband says ho leads a

dog's life," said one woman.

'Yes, It's very Blmllar," answered

tho other. "He comes in with muaay

feet, makes himself comfortable by tho fire and waits to bo fed." Every body's Magazine.

FREE HELP

A Successful Cooperative Creamery.

Tho successful organization or a

cooperative creamery should not Bturt with the selling or stock, but with an

nnrnrnfft COW CCnSUS. It ShOUlÜ OO

determined by thoso Interested in the

success of tho creamory now many

cows can bo dependcu upon 10 iurntsh milk tor tho creamery when

started. Tho creamery biiouiq nuv

bo started unless uoiwceu

400 dairy cows aro avaliaoio.

Thn location or tho coramunuy wim

respect to largo dairy markets should bo considered. If located within ship

ping distanco of city ran pianis or laree prlvato creameries, tho suc-

r.r.oa or tim coonerntlvo creamery

V0K -

may bo aouuiiui. ju iuu, mu

operative creamory is reauy unnecessary In euch cases becauso tho comnnMMnn ot two prlvato creameries

will lnauro tho highest prlco possible

If a sufficient number of cows are

was ot tho old coffee. ,., ,i , ,,Mm.rv unnm to

"In fact tho entire family, from tho : ,ri , CYun

latest arrival (a 2-year-old who always .inirvmnn'a nlcnlc

calls for his 'polio' first thing In the ' lin hnl(1 , somo BUC.

Ul Aiii;vo

mornmg), up to tho head of tho house,

think there Is no drink so good or bo wholesome as Postum." Namo glren

by PoBtum Co.. Battlo Creek, Mich.

Read the little book, "Tho Road to Wcllvllle," In pkgs, "Thero's a reason"

Krrr read the nbnve lettrrt A Hew ne npprnnt from tlmr u (line. They arc Krnulnt, true, mad full of liutuaa

cpsaful farmers or momuors or tno

dairy department or tho experiment

station Rsked to explain tho auvan

Wes of tho creamory and of dairy

farmlnK. At this meeting a commit

tee may bo appointed for selling stock. When sufficient stock Is sold,

a. mectlne of stockholders may be

held and officers elected, lno oiu-

cers Bhould bo elected becauso or business ability along dairy lines.

Tho manager should he a man know

ing something about creamory operation, If possible, nnd In a position to

glvo much or his timo to creamery work. Tho manager should bo al

lowed to visit other creameries at

the company's expense, and learn how

they aro run.

Tho buttermakcr should next be secured, and much depends upon his selection. Ho can best bo secured through tho assistance ot a dairy school. An efficient man should be secured, although a higher salary must bo paid than lor somo ono with rower recommendations. Tho buttcrmaker may assist In tho planning and building or tho creamery and the purchasing of tho creamery machinery. Cooperation of stockholders and patrons of the creamory should bo secured by occasional creamery picnics and dairy meetings. Every stockholder should ho mado to reel that his help 13 necdod and that a part or tho creamery belongs to him. Tho success of the creamery depends upon hearty cooperation, which can only bo secured where the larmlng community is composed of courteous, neighborly people.

Fighting Borers.

Scientists havo discovered a proven

tlvo for borers and protection against rodents. Borers, mlco and rabbits havo caused tho loss of millions or

dollars to rrult growers In this coun

try in recent years.

Tho remedy Is vory simple apply

a rairly thick mixture or pure white lead and puro raw Unseed oil to tho

trunk ot the tree.

Tho Idea ot painting trees with white lead and linseed oil originated

with Professor Allwood or tho Virginla state experiment Btatlon, who recommended It to keep mice and rabbits rrom gnawing the succulent bark or the young rrult trees.

Killing Cherry Slugs. Tho llttlo slug, hair snail and half worm, which consumes tho leaves or cherry and pear, and sometimes applo trees, leaving but the skeleton framework of tho leaves, can ho easily killed by spraying tho lnrccted trees with commercial arsenate or lead at tho rate or 2 pounds to 60 gallons of water. If it is more convenient to uso parls green, about five ounces should bo used to tho samo quantity or water, a llttlo freshly slaked lime

being stirred In to prevent a posslblo

burning or tho foliage.

Setting Out Small Fruits. Apples, pearB, hardy grapes, black berries, currants, gooseberries and pot

rrown strawberries may bo set out

with perfect Buccess in tho fall during tho last weeks of Octohor nnd the llrst

weeks of November, according to the

climate.

Cement Talk No- 9

If you want to

build something

of concrete and need

help and instructions, write to us.

Our Information Bureau

Apples need cool temperaturo to Js one Qf our departments

keep well, . t f

Keep tho strawperry patch Treo rrom tor the ptirpOSC Ol aSblM" weeds. especially tho perennials, such . r - J ...cltirr

mg our jiiuiius hi uoiwfc

cement in concrete worn so as to produce the best results.

We will be glad to give yo advice or assistance if you v ill

write for it. There is no charge whatever the service is abso

lutely free. Wc make this offer purely to encourage the use of concrttt.

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ANNUAL OUTTOT 10.000,000 BARRELS

as plantain

Trees to do their best should bo

nlnntcd In blocks or groves rather

than In slnglo rows.

Ascertain tho varieties of rruits and vegetables wanted In tho markets de

sired to bo patronized.

Pears should bo gathered Just as soon as tho stem will break from the

limb by lifting up tho pear.

ir there are any limbs dead or out or Bhnpo on tho young trees now is a

good time to look after them.

Grow trees for post timber, lumber, nuts, fruits, as well as evergreens and

ornamentals for the homo grounds.

When your crop Is ready, grade carefully and pack properly to suit the market and tho nature of the products

packed

Plenty of sunlight in and around the

fruit is what Klvcs the "classy" finish

Your Liver

Is Clogged Up

to tho fruit and makes it sell at the That's Why You're TiredOut of Sortt

Inn nf thn mnrkot-

Clean tillage from early sprtsg until

late fall Is the only approred method or strawberry culture unless heftvy

mulches aro uned

Tho blackberry Is eaidly propagated

by means or root cjsttlr.fr; that la one renaon why It snroutRse badly when

dcop cultivation is practiced.

Tho bush fruit plantations should be

absolutely free rrom weeds berore win

ter. Cut out and burn tho old canes

if this has been neglected.

Lato fall and winter poars saould

not bo allowed to hang on tho trees

too lone, for some of thent become

hard and grainy In texture and rot fit

to eat

m si rr

jpsfll IIF,m

Have No Appetite

CARTER'S LITTLE

LIVER PILLS

will put you right

in a few days.

They do

their duty.

Cure Con

stl nation,

DilKIndig SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL rRl-

Genuine must bear Signature

TOR ALL EYE PAWS

Mtweat.