Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 62

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Here are some of the terrible things which, according to a funny exchange. are I he y to befal a de aquent Last week a de rquent subscriber said that he would pay up Saturday if he lived. He's dead. Another: "I'll see you to- morrow." He's blind. St'll another one said: "I hope to pay you th's week or go to the d -- 1." He's gone. There are hundreds who ought : take warn. ing hy these pr crasti ators and pay up their suh er'ption bow.

THE WEIGHT OF HOGS.

Packers Now Prefer the 150-Pound Animal to the Heavy Porkers of Other Years,

We are told and Impressed by the authorities in the provision trade that there is no possible chance that healy hogs will be in favor for a considerable time, if ever again, says Texas Stock Journal. This view we are informed is based upon the requirements of con- sumers and the retail and export trade. Formerly a packing hog was heavy at 350 to 450 pounds; now packing hogs are considered henvy at 230 pounds. Packers get all the lard they can pos- sibly handle without buying a single lard hog. The hest marketable weight now Is about 130 pounds, and the hest all-around porker does not exceed 225 pounds, although that weight is too heavy to-day to sell well. Farmers who make their hogs too heavy to suit the buyers must expect to get low prices, as the light weights hring the most money. The sides are manipulated into breakfast bacon, canvased and sold for eight to ten cents per pound, shoul- ders converted into "California hams" and retailed for ten cents per pound: the hams are small and sell readily for 121/2 cents, and some with an extra fin- Ishing touch retail for as much as 15 cents per pound. Then, isn't it strangr. taking into consideration the above facts, that our farmers and feeders will continue to feed after their pigs are thoroughly ripe for market, while with every breath the packer is saying to them: "If you feed another feed. I'll dock you." What is to their interest. the same is to our interest. Then it hehooves us to reach out for quick. growthy, fatten-at-nuy-age pigs. and six months after the pig is farrowed turn him over to the packers, who in return will pay you more than if you had fed t seven months, so far as profit is con- cerned.

LOADING LIVE STOCK.

A Device That Is Easy to Handle and Is Rapidty Adjusted to sult Any Wagon,

The accompanying illustration shows a device for loading hugs and sheep that are too heavy to lift. The figure repre- sents one side only. The bottom is a two-inch plank one foot or 16 inches wide, or as wide as the wagon box, if you want it, with slats na led crosswise on the bottom to keep the stock frou slipping. The ends are both of the same

LOADING LIVE STOCK.

angle, so that when set up on the bind end of the wagon it will fit the box. and the end on the ground is perpen- dicular. By means of a few portable panels we can load stock almost any place where there is a fence for one side. The device can be adjusted to suit the wagon, unlike one that is sta- tionary. We have scales, and a breed- ng pen for pigs, and it comes handy 10 unload sows, and at the scales for load- ing fat hogy and sheep .- A. S. Forsman, in Ohio Farmer.

The Dere In Winter Quarters, Bees should be kept in a temperature ranging from 42 to 45 degrees above zero, and the hives should be dry. The igh' should be excluded as much 85 possible, and the hives should not be exposed to sudden changes of tem- perature. An ample supply of honey should be left for the support of the bees during the winter. It is not neces- sary to put the hives under cover until winter approaches, and if the colony in each hive is not etrong. it will be of but little service until it recovers in the spring. Too much warmth in winter is not conducive to success.

The Element of Beanty. The element of beauty should not be lost sight of in the breeding of poul- try. Certainly the good-looking hen is not likely to lay any more eggs than the unsightly one. Nevertheless, there is a real value in hav'ng a flock uniform in color and marking, and withal beau- tiful. The young especially are stimu- lated by the heanty of the fowls to take an interest In them. This interest may develop into something of value to the ones that are mored by it .-- Farmer." Review.

Advantages of Rotation, The value of rotation of crops in pre- renting plant diseases has been strik- Ing y shown In some experiments with egg-plant- One plat of ground had been grown with dis crop for three successive work when the crop was compared with that of another piat on which eggplants had been previonely grown. Rot was prevalent on the old path. There were five times as many sound fruits upon the new as pon the old land. The percentages of decayed fruits were only 16 per cent. agalust 61 per cent .- Farmers' Review.

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On the Head."

If you have eruptions, pains in the head or kidneys, stomach trouble and feelings of weariness, " Hit the nail on the head. " Hood's Sarsaparilla is the hammer to use. It wil purify your blood. 7: masses praise it for doing this and miing the whole body healthy .

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CASTORIA. The Kind You Have A'wars Bought Chart Fletchers cf

Regret.

As one should lightly rugged ways descend. O'er tralling tangled vine and hidden anare, And In her arms & brimming jar should bear,

Till qulek misstep half of Ita wealth should spend

On barren rocks, and evermore should Her long regretful glances bark to where bend Her treasure so was lost, with little care For what was left, or where her stelle might tend-

So thou, O Heart! who mournest waters sweet

Thy cup hast wasted in unheeded ways: Who gropest onward, turning wistful gaze Forever back, unguliMng stiN thy feet. Though over treacherous path thy foot- slep stray's,

And ever grows thy treasure's waste com- plete

-Annle Steger Winston, In S. S. Times,

Working, Walting, Hoping. There are no easy ways that lead To helghts held by the great: But what of tollsome patlı if one llas found out how to walt?

There Is no road to anything Worth having here below Where climbing la not lonely work And difficult and slow.

But he that strives in loneliness Is paid e'en at the start For all the years of toil and an The aches that reach hh heart;

For he would never choose the way L'p o'er the tollsome sinpe Bad Heaven not been kind enough To favor him with hope. -S. E. Kiser. In Chicag- Daily News.

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Send for testimonials free. F. . I. CHENEY & CD., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, The. per bottle. Hall's Family l'ills are the best.

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Our Borden Deined.

"What is meant by the white man's burden, papa?"

"Killing off heathen in order to re- claim them."-Detroit Free Press.

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A Half-Truth. "You don't agree with Shakespeare that the child is the father of the man ?"

"Not always. She is sometimes the mother of the woman." - Brooklyn Life.

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farmers allow their hogs to go through the summer with nofeed and then when new corn comes there is at once an anxious effort manifest to make up for lost time and to get the hogs ready for market in the shortest possible time. which' is by no means always the hest for the hogs or the owner .- L. O. Way- lance, in Prairie Farmer.

Working Young Horsea.

A colt should he thoroughly broken the winter before he is two years old, and should be driven occasionally, hoth singly and with another horse, to keep in practice what he has learned, as well as to furnish the exercise required to keep his muscles in good condition. If put to work it should be only of the lightest character. and especial care should be taken at first not to gall the shoulders where the collar presses. All the work a two-year-old colt will do without injury costs about as much as It is worth in extra care given to the young animal that it does not injure him.

Good Horses In Demand. For good horses there will always he a good price going, for if a man cannot sell them In this country. he ran sell them in some other country, and the dealers in that country are only too glad to send their representatives to the United States to buy them; but it is only horses of great excellence that they will always surely buy, and to raise this sort should be the aim of every breeder, co matter what sort of stock be bas his money in. For one really high-class horse there will al- ways he two buyers .- Rural World.

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THE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 23, 1900.

CASTORIA

The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of Chart Fletcher and has been made under his per- sonal supervision since its infaney. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex- periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It coutains neither Opinm, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, enres Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.

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SONGS BY THE BARDS.

Col. Funston, of Kansas.

Oh, Funston, Col. Funston, bere's your country's birth to you; There Isn't anything on earth, it seems, you cannot dol

You've Invented ways of fighting that can discount shot and sheil.

AR, for Instance, your great method of ns- sault by Kansas yell. You are Nttle, but the measure of your fighting force 19 great, And for fording streams, we wager you're without a duplicate.

When you learned the art of swimmin' In that "old-time swimmin' hole," Where the sunshine dripped and tingled through your very heart and soul, You were storing up a handy art to have In other days -* And It's brought you, Col. Funston, to the hero's wreath of bays For your swimmin' with a purpose, with the old flag o'er your head. As your pistol picked a pathway for the ilvin' through the desd.

When the Tagals heard your warwboop and your ringin' chorus swell,

As you leaped upon the trenches with your reef. upliftin' yelL

Your country also heard It, and they've heard it round the world Wherever Valor's flag of glorious purpose Is unfurled. You've won the nation's plaudits In yen own peculiar way.

And you've won It Ilke a soldier, la tho forefront of the fray.

You're a mighty good example of the men from out the west, With a heart of dauntless courage but- toned up within your breast.

There are others who are daring, but to make the foeman run Seems to strike your understanding like a dandy piece of fun. You're a credit, slr, to Kansas-to the red and white and blue; Funston, Col Funston, here's your country's beaith to you! -Baltimore News.

Her Little Game. Two years ago we played upon The graded tennis court, And, since It kept me near to her, I found It splendid sport: I used to hunt the balls she lost, And, oh! 'twas sweet to see Ber happy look when I contrived To let her vanquish me.

Last year we rode upon our wheels And talked of hubs and spokes And frames and handle bars and laughed At stupid cycle jokes;

I used to pump her tires up And clean her chaln, and she Would render ample payment la Sweet smiles bestowed on me.

This year we flirt upon the links, Our lanterns are unlit: We talk of foozlea, tees and cleeks And cannot play a blt;

I Wonder when the thing will end; When next year comes will she Still, as the cat plays with the monse. Be playing on with me? -Chicago Daily News.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 62

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

Author:
Publication date: 1900
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Number of Pages: 436