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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
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Fret publication Nov. IA. 1893.

ALIAS ONs-1N THE. nISTRIC,T
N cont of tho First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF
'.I,, Me.l,r, %rlnintiff. vs. Henry Nj. Granger.
The state Of Montana send. greeting to the
s" Vow n n, hereby required t., appear in an action
bronsft %srainst yen by me ab We Named p,;, ,r;u
In the district court OF me .,fie ~ ed thn o,n us,'t of
ev,s m Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, te1olus.ve Of ths
nm mona. II served within this county; or. II
served OUT Of this county. but ~. ~ tn,aalstriot.
within twenty days; otherwise wath,n ior;y uays
s .ccorains TO tie prayer of said complaint.
H., ,,Iu AZ, ,u.. ~ urnush, 10 ont ~ u 1uur-
men, and decrec foIeclosinsa ceriain msohanlo.A
II IN fnr Abr performed BY plaintiff .nd one
John last in moving a building On he premises
of defendant. at tho request OF anu "n " con,
tract with his Isent, i,srnsrt h ID ,H No. 81 9 tna
comnt. . ess and recorder OF / evils and Clarke
couniy. tho pr pert being described ns follows:
IA. ssyen nj p, ls'} IN Of t j., / An y, ' IN s sess
siai,;"n tn Tho city IL Helena he complaint
alleges an assignment Of the interest ot ohm
tnst 10 plaintiff. and asks fos ,uuanrn = .mG
len, .isty dollars u d inter st; three dollars pad
Tor Verifying aud ming said lion, and hfty dol
lars attorneys toes nra e'nss ss ., thai nuti; !, va, fail Ia
.pne,r and rn,w,r he rad complaint. as above
REQUIRED, tho raid plaintiff will apply 70 tho
Quart for the rsiist d nianded IN the SAID oom-
Given under my hand and tae seal 9, the d II.
trict court Of tho First !ldicia, a's,r,Ss q e. ths
---A- county Of Lewis and ClArks,
(seal first) this IN day "t etoLer. III the
Jud. Dist. year Of our J ',rd one tnonsana
our.. .ixhthnnausIni s sn hr a'Sst His.E
Frank b. Miracle, attorney Tor plaintiff.
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800 800.

The reader Of this paper will be pleased
to lea n that thers is at least ono dreaded
disease that s~ciencs has been able TO euro
In Ill It's stages, aud that ID cntarrh. Halls
Cntarrh Cure is the only positive ours
known to the medical fraternity. Cstarrh
being n constitutional diseass requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catar b
Cure il taken internally, acting directly on
lem, thereby destroying the Foundation of
the disease aud giving the , atient strength
by building MP the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. Tho prop l.
etors have 80 much faith in its curative
powers that they offer 800 for my case
that Il fails to cure. Send 70: list Of testi-
monials. Address ~.
+. H. CHENEY Il Co.. Toledo, o.
"a Sold BY druggists, Toe.
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(No. $3.50
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. 8. LArD OFFICE.

4
HELENA. Mont, sept -, 1895.
Notice IL hereby given that ] homas D. Reilly
whose postofios address 10 Helena. Mont. has
laos linear feet Of the Sycamore quartz mine
OF vein bearing gold. With surface ground be2. .
feet In width, situated In Colorado (unorgan-
ized) mining district, county Of Lewis and
Clarke and state OF Montana, and designated BY
the field notss and official plat on. file In this Of
fee a. survey No. 4,202. In township 9. n. range
1 W .iunsurveyed). Of principal bsss line and
meridian. Of Montana. said survey No. A.292
being As follows, to-wit:
ner to section. J. ., 7 and u, on y boundary Z = n,
"a ". bears n IS deg II min v 22s5 It. and run
thence 9 u dag 46 min Q slS It to cor No. 2;
thence n So deg 1 min Q 2iA.5 IT to cor No. !; thence
q II deg S6 min Q 1867 # to cor Nc, 4: thence
n u deg 4s min " bs2,3 feet to cor No, ); themes
> IL. deg 81 min v 14A6.s tt to cor No. J. place Of
leginnin9.
Magnetic variation 10 dog IS min .. containing
6 n acres, upon which . notice OF said >pplicA-
ton Was poeted the 18th day Of September. 1899.
Tho location of this mine is recorded in the
recorders office Of Lewis and Clarke county
in book 3, page b%2 Of lodes.
lode (unsurveyed) on the north, claimants I'M
known. .
Any and AL persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Sycamore quarts lode mine OF
surt<ee ground are required to file their adverse
clAims with the register of the United States
land ONCE at Helena. IN tho state Of Montana,
during tho aixty. days period Of publication
hereof. or they will be barred By virtue of the
provisions Of the statute.
s. A. sWIGGETT. Registan
Date Of first publication. sept. n. lsoa.
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JosIE MANSFIELD A
She and usr Husbasd, Robert L. Rssds,
VI Agree to Separate.

W and Hes HusbsSd, Robert L. Rseds,
Agree to Separate.
Tho woman who 10 hest known to the pub
III A. Josie Mansfield has separated from
her second husband. Mr.. Robert l.. Reade,
whom she married In London Oct, 10, 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. Readc have parted company
on anything hut nmiGRble terms, according
TO the New York Herald. Mrs. Rende re-
mains In Paris, while her husband has re-
turned to America with the Intention OF
settling down IN his nativa land and allow
Ing the Atlantic to roll between himself and
his wite.
Mrs. Reade was probably the subject Of
moro gossip 20 years X than any woman
who had ever lived In this hemisphere.
That wa long before she met the man from
whom she 10 now separated. 1t was on her
account that Edward S. Stokes killed James
Fisk, Jr.
She was wonderfully charming at the
slime she ensnared the gallant Colonel Fisk,
more than = 1core Of years ago. Her smart
carriages, her gorgeous diamonds aud her
fetching dresses-all gifts OF the great oper-
ator IN Erie stock-were the talk Of the
town. Her name was a household word.
Bonnets. mantles and a peculiar fashion Of
dressing the hair were named for her,
She quarreled with Fisk and he became
Jealous Of the attention she Received from
Stokes. After long chickering's threats were
made that oil the letters and kilograms
Flax had sent her would be published. The
great sp~eculator obtained An injunction
PREVENTING Stokes from making these pa
pers public. The shooting Of Fisk followed
soon AftArward.
josie Mansneld sued Colonel Fisk's wild
ON Tor 100000, claiming that tho colonel
had owed her that mou She lost this
suit and then went to live in Boston. She
found the Hub a most uncomfortable resi-
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ALiAs syMMQEg--lN THE IsTsiG NJ
.!..sgf isa,s q: il az: ID is'i Il. s sss:a'': 81 Is.is
No,',hw1:.lt asne..l Electric company e eorps.
compsny q corn..stion dsfsndSnt y.
I'M atats q Montana sends srsstins to mo
You arc hereby required " sppsar in a. action
G h IT. a,: sxiiln. sG ySs 81 b t b. . FIX 9 3ad,sl.l p ds.ssiss
I; p lie tss ss.ss q Mont %Snisa.. "a ! . nd, Tor sSi lie soanss 2.
Fled therein: within ten days loxolusiys % tho dsy
mons, n fsssryed within this county. u. II served ppt
Of this county. but within IT. district, within
iwsnsy a.I T. d Stss5w, x VIM g taks .Sf. ..s dass' yo q,
according 10 tina prayer Of said complaint.
4 he said seton Is brouSht y recover irom.you
t an. L. na I. sas 'a asiIs ~. .ni' .sm s snn tn nav das
eh.ndliss. &C sons sling 81 ssI.o'll... supple. and
s.s', .aa i saa Il e. .n %" &c. - !. 4. .s % soe gu Ii g.
1893, md May sist. isSa. Slso Tor interest on saAid
snm q the rate q ten per cent Ter .nnnm from
the p.ynsnt Of the said snm Of ii.Ols,S 81
having ben thhcla by yon from sl.in.
delay ever since saia date. That said, sum ana
tho whols thereof is now due and wholly nnpsid.
For part, ulsrs, reis.snee 1. hereby had to the
And yon are hereby notified that, Il you fail to
required. the sid plaintiff will take judgment
ng.inst ron In tho said sum of one thousand
thirtesn and thirty six ons-hurd redths dollsrl
III. Ola $50 and inherent Ihereon Al the rs,s OF ten
per cent per annum from June lat. 1883. unit
paid, ~ demanded In the complaint. ".
Given under my hand and tho seal OF the die
tIict court Of the first Judicial district Of thu
stat. Of Aontana, in and for thu
~ county Of Lewis and Clarke
ZEAL First this 23d day OF oysmber in tn.
Jud. list. year Of our Lord one thousanc
Court. tisht hundYel and ninety-three
49, JOHN BEAN. Clerk
Fl. /. Hepnsr. attorney for plaintiff.
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CATON'SNERVE TONIC
AND VlTALIZER.

Quickly eures general and nervous debility.
,pinal exhaustion. Neu1s ,thsnia etc.
-Completely., perfectly and permanently rejuv-
powsr. rsnsu Ing the anbition Of youth and tho
courage of manhood, restoring to enfeebled.
'nsrvated. exhausted. devitsli.ed. or overworked
lts extraordinary curative power manifesls
itself almost in,inad,,tely it is taken. On this
point the evidanc of those who have taken 1t is
ihs sffeet ' oi . Sss,', ao.o ing them isy ' sso4 o'n !, ise .
powerful nerve invigorating tonic. imparling its
restorative influence through tho medium Of tie
6otEo0' j; t, m.i ). 4 But ssi 'iisti s's sii9e .en s.s whs,h as the the
constitutional yis"r has been undermined by
ecuto disesse, or certain mischievous
lndsscretion: or whether tho broken down con-
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there is nervous exhaustion general or. local
weakness--sn long 80 snsr!stion and debility are
THtSh WHO SUfh h from the RI. suits Of
over. mental OF phytio,l e~xertion, hardship.
exposure. hidden drains, caprice. Or tho have
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isnorantiy. OF w'lfuliy violating natures laws
viii find in ! atom: Vitalizer ana Nerve Ionic
removes all evidence IT progressive physical
deterioration. and restores tue enteeled energies
to thHir ns,n,a. yiRor.
physical or mental ensr lies. confusion 81 ideas.
lack IF eslf-contdence, irritabiiity of temper,
and BACK. fr,,lpi alton Of the heart. rsss Nc pain
In tho loin.. headache, irritation OF ~ \ id aeys
ard bladder; milky urine, pernioious and hidden
wastes, resulting In . IA .nrs If tho mant l aud
physical powers G ns,ituting AZ impairment to
success and uniting him or nor for tho duties
and responsibilities OF life. i, is the remedy PAT
sxcsllono
4 single package will bs sufficient to ~inAuxur-
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GASES. Fut stubborn eSses of;en require more. II
viii be sent postpaid, secured from observation,
for sl.0U pr package, or q packages iOr 500
Address all or era to
CATION MED. Co. Boston. Mass
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Raleigh e. Clarke.
eols Agents for the aDsvs Brands d
Kid 0loy %.

ShERIFT'b sALE-A. K. ERWIN. PLAIN
Rosencrana. defendants.
Under and by, virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out of the
dis, riot court of the frat judicial district Of the
state II Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the ihtn day Of N"ve.ab'r: 4.
rvin, the above named plain i'll. obtained =
Judgment and deorss Of foreclosure and sale
Against da ! . ! OsencrAns and Llclen /. nosen-
cram, defendant :. on the 18th day of Nnvem her. A.
d. ls9'. for the sum Of 3h2OG.s. besides inter
est. eo.:s and ATTORNEYS ices. which said decree
corded in Judgment book No. Of said court At
pxge =, l am commanded to sell all IN certain
lot. piece or parcel Of land. situate. lying and
beirR in tho county Of Levi. and Clarke, state of
NJ otana. and bounded and described a. follows.
to wit:
Lot numbered ten (10). in block numbered
city of He ena, said lot being thirty t3o) feet
front ON 1 fifth avenue and one hundred ut0)
feet deep, as the same 10 designalet and de-
oAc,of the count: rec rdcr ut said otuEty.
1oae her with all and singular the tenements.
hcrcd tamenss and sppurtenAn o. thareupto be-
long ng or In a wis apnertain ng.
Public notice is hereby given that on Fri,
day, tha t., Gay Of L-csl,i be-. A. d. 1883 1t IL
COURT ouso. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, l will. in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or ~, much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs. 70 the, highest end best bidder. for
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Novsn-
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
BY ] RED L. Hess. Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE TO .Co-owNERs-To 9. KLEIN.
~ schmidt, ". y: Reed. J. !. Walsh. Geo.
1EoIi:s; py'Gh.ser Of the interest Of 6; Klein
heirs, ~assisns, executors aud administrators;
YoM are hereby notified that W., your co-own-
ere. Thos. Is. miller. J.. a. Walker and b.. H.
Langley. have in aecordarce with r~ectiou 2s4t
OF the revised statutes OF the United ttates. sx-
pended in labor aud improvement, III on the
placer claims designated Is follows; ! OTIS I and
8, sec &, Up II. W; lots s, q, 7, :. sec ~. ,p IL.
W. l. cMen t~pposite ,Ildorado bar, an un-
organlzrd mining district in the county Of Lewis
and Clarke and state, Of Montana, the sum OF
two hundred collars, bning the work required by
aid claims Tor the years nf 1871 aud 1892.
Now therefore. be it known that unless you
each contribute your hara Of such, expenditure
siahth interest held or cl.imsd, and remit the
Same to tho Office of 7. b. Miller, ut Helens,
Mont ma. in the county Of Lewis and larke,
within ninety days after the ~fervics of This no
tics by publication, Jour interest or interests in
the faid placer claims win 10 forfeited. and be-
come the property OF the undersigrel |. as pro-
yided by said section 1924 of the United States
statutes. THDS. h. MILLER, ,
b. Fl. LANGLEY,
l.. A. WALKER.
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JO6lE MANSFlELD.
dence, as crowds followed her and hooted
ct her in the streets. She fed to Paris,
whore she has since lived. hi 3
Her first husband was Frank Lawlor, an
actor Of some note. She was in San Fran
cisco at the time of her marriage to him.
Her maiden name was Warren. Lawlor,
after the Fisk shooting, declared In an in
terview that he had married her to protect
her from her parents, who had tried to
blackmail a man named Perley through
her. She and Lawlor lived together until
1860. Lswlor died some years ago.
Her second husband belongs to an excel
lent and wealthy family. He is short and
thickset, and practiced law in a desultory
fashion in New York city for some years.
He enjoyed a large income and devoted
more Of his time to merry company han to
legal work.
He met Josie Mansfield abroad in the
summer of 1891. She was still a belle, al
though no longer young, and she had many
admirers. She called herself Mrs. Lawlor.
He was fascinated by her and urged her to
marry hin Immediately. She wa coy aud
told him to TAXI ample time and to con-
slider we'll the step he proposed taking.
He returned to New York and considered,
and his desire to marry in nc way abated.
He gave q dinner to some friends in Sep
tAmhers 1901. and when the liqueurs were
served made this announcement:
II am going to marry Josie Mansfield il
she'll let me. l think she has been more
sinned against than SHINING. She is the
only person who can save me from drink
ing myself to death, as I'm now doing.
You all now how I've lived"
His chums then drank to his f1ancee's
health, and the wedding was celebrated a
few weeks later. m"'f'
Mr.. Reade's mother is a cousin of Mrs.
Levi p. Morton. His eldest sister was mar
ried to General Francis Strachan, governor
of the Bermudas. Captain Byron Cary,
aid de camp to General Strachan, and who
subsequently succeeded to the title of Wis
count Falkland, married his second sister.
Mr.. Reade and his wife ave placed their
differences in the hands of New York law
yers for the purpose Of arranging an equit.
able financial basis for their separation.
Mr.. Reade has expressed a willingness to
make a handsome provision for his wife.
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A Household Treasure.

.. W. Fuller. Of C~anajoharis. N. Y. says
that he = WAYS keeps Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery In the houss and his family has al
ways found the very bent rssults follow IL
uss; that he would not be without IL. II pro-
-snrable. D. A. Dyksmsp. %drugQist. C.ts-
cover, is undoubtedly tie best cough.
Spmedy: that he has used II In his family.
fbr eight years. and it has mover failed to
do all that 10 ola med for IL. Why not try a
remedy 10 long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Perchen-D 'Acheul Drug Co.
Reapla. size 600 and 81.
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Preparing a Turkey.

In preparing a turkey for roasting sponge
the inside Of it thoroughly with several
waters, and then rinse with water to which
q ~teaspoonful of baking soda has been
added. Wipe dry and season well with salt
and pepper. The bird is quite done if when
pierced with a fork the liquid runs out per-
fectly clear. The least tings of red indicates
that it 10 UNDERGONE. ? ~
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PAT ENTS..
FOR In
Procured by The Press Claims Company.
DIR In VENTORS.

Eauslw with tho interest oftho"h having claims asanst tho government is that of INvEN-
TORS Who ohnalo st tho benshto Of valuable, inventions ho@uss OF tho ncompot"ney or In
attention of tho attorneys cnphJed to ohain their patents. 90 nGn care nnnph
exercised in employing ompetn tsnd reliable solcfoy to procure paen. for mo uae
With the view Il protecting nvenorsfr wrthh@so care e1s attorneys and of sesIns
that Inventors ara we'll protected by yRd patents II Pib IS GIhIMSC IMPASY has "a
tAed counmI expert in pAent practice nndi rthsrfore prpar d to obtain Patents. ,onauc.
Copyuxht. Rendar Opinions as to cope and v.idny of Patents. Prosecute. nd Ieheud
Infinsement uN@E FITS.
II YOU .s N invention on hand sond THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY sketch a.,
be At once .dvsd IS to thu bt course to puru@ Models sen t necus.yu Mess the jnyen.
With Infringement by Others submit the mauort to us for resbeo opinion hefoen acting on ts
natter.
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Hucklo0's ArnicA SRlys.

The best salvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chappsd. Hnnds. Cnilb!ains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-.
lively cures Piles or no pay iequi cd. 1t 10
guaranteed to give perfect satiafaction or
money refunded. Price rs cents pc box.
For sale by the Parohen. D'Acheul Drug Co.
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For sick headache. csused bv a disordsred
stomach, Arer's Cnthariio Pills arc the most
reliable remedy. my mother first recon-.
msndsd these pills to me, thirty years ago.
They arc the mildsst md best purRstivs In
uae."-S. G. Bradbarn. WorshinRson.
Man.
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Sedan Chair Cabinets,

For newspapers and music, to stan in
the drawing room, are sedan chairs, with
put the poles, covered in old brocade and
fitted in plush. These are intended to re.
place the wooden cabinets usually doing
such duty, AS inside they are properly par
titioned to serve their purpose.
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Mime. Recamier IL said to have bathed
her face, neck and arms In fresh buttermilk
once n day.
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CstArrh 10 caused by scrofulous faint In the
blood. Hoods sarsaparilla puritss the blood.
lsy It.
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.
Postage free to a ! subscribers in the United
States, Canada and Mexico.

The volumes OF tho Magazine begin with the
numbers for June and ecs uber of each year.
When no time " mentioned, subscriptions viii
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.


HARPER's MAGAZINE for 1894 will maintain the
trated periodical for the homo, among the re-
results Of enterprises undertaken by the pub
fishers, there viii! appear during, the year
Lord Wsrks. on the Japanese Seasons BY Alfred
Parsons. on Germany by Poultney higelow. on
Paris by Kichsr harding Davis, and on Mexico
by Frederic Renipgtun.
Among the other notable features Of the year
will bs novels by I sorIedu Mauriar and charles
Dudley Warner, the persopal "reminiscences Of
W. j. Howslls. and eight short stories of west
ern frontier lifs by Owen Wi.ter. Short storie
will Ills , be contributed by lsrander MAtthewa.
Richard Harding Davis. Nary Il. Wilkins, Ruth
Mcknery Stuart, Miss Laurenoe. Alma sdema
George A. Hubbard Quesnay de keaurepaire
Thomas Nelson age. and Others. rtioles OF
topics Of current interest will 10 contributed
by distinguished specialists.
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: A.sx P!kks!

DR.. Cations Reliable Compound for Ladies are
eafe,. Prompt ERsCtnAl, The original and only
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Tobacco, Alcohol or Opium. or on account
of youthful indiscrction or over indulgence etc.,
Dizziness. Commissions, Nakef.iness. Headache,
Msnory, Hearing Down Pains. Seminal Weakness.
Hysteria. Nocturnal Emissions. SpsrmAtorrhes,
Loss OF Power and lmpotency. which II neglected.
mny lead to premature old age and insanity.
Positively guaranteed. Price, $i.00 . boz, . boxes
for 81. OO. Sent by mail on receipt OF price. A written
guarantee furnished with every $500 order received.
Effected.
NERvIA MEDICINE CO.. Detroit, Mich.
For sale In Helena BY the Payntss Drag
Co., Wholesale and retail druRsists
Milford chronicle., 1893-04-28

- sl...sssas 49, days, cattle
IRE ofte3 running and
iaeyinr sl-out the fields, over PAS.
rures and meadows, alike, and theii
owners evidently do not rcaliz" tic
damage they are doing to the grass
roots y cutting up the sod KreI
mp the grain ration Of all stock I'M
til the grass is sufficient for full
feed, ;nd even then it $40 II be
gladually withdrawn from young
stock, and dairy cows in milk should
receive grain ration at least once 81
day all summer. This will pay. Tie
grass is rank and succul mt and the
COWS cat it greedily, but it does not
contain the elements for the produc-
tion Of butter fats which the grain
does, and, although the cows may
give a full yield of milk on grass
alone, it will more than be repaid in
added cream and butter
A personal experience in stopping
the grain ration of young stock as
they were turned out to pasture cost
the writer dearly. A bunch Of win
ter calves dropped IRON October to
January were in fine condition when
spring came, being without an ex-
ception, sleek and fat. They were
turned out about the middle Of May
on good pasture with free access to
wates. but their grain ration Of
, ground oats, bran and corn meal
was stopped, not being considered a
further necessity. A change was
soon apparent in their condition.
They became thin in flesh, rough
coated, and in every way inferior to
what they were when first turned
out to giass, and, although when the
change was noticed, everything was
done to bring back their former con-
dition they did not fully recover
from the check to their growth !
which they received from suddenly I
taking away their winter rations. t
Since then the change from grain
and hay is very carefully made with a
young stock, as with q choice heifyr o
or bull calf the arrested development I
can never be fully repaired. The a
same results with colts, and many I,
an uudersized, scrawny looking
horse owes its present coadaion to q
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