Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-27
PAINTING

hin, 49,, r person auu Survives 70 rnlsc
ereo, ~ and especially to keep his head
.nnn., There must he an instructive
win 1son that il person seized
Uniting or other fit fall into a
mi,on, position, death is more inn
49, Alwals remember this fact,
!, is caused by a want of blood
= r.he brain. The heart ceases to act
with sufficient force to send the usual
amount of blood to the brain. and hence
tho person loses consciousness because
the function of tho brain ceases. Res
store the blood to the brain and Instant
ly the person RECEIVERS. Now, though
tho blood is propelled to all parts OF
the body by the acton of the heart,
vet it is still under the influence OF the
laws of gravitaton. In the erect posi-
ton tho blood ascenls to tho head
aga nst gravitation, aud the supply to
the brain is diminished as compared
with the rccumbent position, the
heart pulsation being equal. If, then,
you place person sitting whose heart
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will fail to rece We the blood; while if
You lay h m down W tn the head lower
than the heart blood will run into the
brain by mere force of gravity and IN
fainting in sufficient quantity to restore
consciousness. Indeed. nature teaches
us how to manage fainting persons, for
they always fall. and frequently are at
once restored by the recumbent posi-
ton into which they are thrown.
NOTES.
The usual rule is to save the IN TX at
the end Of the fifth to the seventh day
after calvng No fixed date can be
given. There should be no sign of few
ershness or information about the
udder and the peculiar milk of birth
known rs colustrum should have en-
tirely passed away.
Bran is one of the cheapest foods
used in the rations of cows, but it is
most beneficial when fed in connec-
ton with ground era n aud cut feed.
One hundred dollars worth of cheese
takes from the farm less than one
seventh the fertility taken by 800
worth of grain. while 81 0 worth o
butter-f the skim IN TX be fel on the
farm-takes nothing from the soil.
Another good farmer who has half
bred Poland-ChinaS says he put up
some of his shoats. months old, and
fed them two months He shelled and
boiled the corn and fed them three
tines day. lie killed and dressed
them, and four We ghed go pounds,
averaging 2Dj pounds cacl. He says
with the AID Of good clover pasture he
could make his half-breeI Poland
Chinas weigh 80 pounds net at {
months old He does not know what
the FULL hoods would weigh, bat the
half-bloods are good enough for HIM.
DR.. Salmon SAYS there are two con
tagious diseases known as hog cholera,
one affecting the bowels. the other tn,
lungs The one is the genuine hos
cholera, the other the sw ne plague
1t is possible for an animal to have
both diseases at the same time.
GIVE tho cattle, sheep and hogs
mess of sliced pumpkins once a day, "a
, pumpkins serve rs an agreeable yariet.
with the usual dry food.
The Iowa Russell introduced b,
Professor Budd. of the Iowa Ayr cul
. tural College when he was in tn
nursery bus ness at Shellburg. Iowa
seems to b. sustaining Is reputation
well DR.. IIoskins, of Northern Yer
, mont, finds the tree admirably tuate
. to that extremely cold region, ~ h
states in tho Ruruk NeO YORKER. tn
, fruit being superior TO the Golden Rus
sett of Western New York and larger
= Professor Budd considers it equal il
u quality TO the Pomme CIR SO. which J
high praise. and DIR. Hoskins calls it e
] dele Gus dessert apple s well Is lon
keeper" 1t is well worthy of trial i
i, the Middle States. though it will not
! likely to keep as long as in the Mort.
. 1t is not safe TO apply unleache
#, wood ashes around the base of yer
young trees. Ashes I'VE better result
:, when spread broadcast over the surfac
of the ground around the trees. Case
are known in VIII Oh young peach tree
t, have been injured by the applicat OH q
!, wool ashes th.ckly around and close I
the trunks.
Moss is the lest of all mate trials f.
A packing trccs and plants, rs 1t retain
+ moisture for a long time and neve
a heats. Outside of the moss, however
. which is put next the roots. considers
= bic straw is ased. rye being the be-
y for the purpose. The straw proven
4 bruis ne.
y Disappointed Maids.
d He was tanned by tempe 81 and TO
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