The Newtown bee., 1894-11-30

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 M Itnss i1:,,I oJ l ,stiil. asl.p,s5 M ftihhas come to be regarded, az a-matter M necessity fqFe the proper caring of stock, while in the stable, that they should have constant, apcesslto water Iof Suitable temperature. The dairyman or Battle breeder who to-day turns his COWS out to the brook or ltrodg Ign to dtfnk, isas lfar behind the ake as tbe'fa who ''ecut ts nis grass with a sscythe or rakss, 1t up with athantf rake. ,7att ho a-.4s~l @i
 Cattle that are watered in theo stable reauiEe less feed sbecause their normal tenperature is never lowered by drinking ice seold waters In the. ease of .miIeh co ws, there is aspositive increase 'oof from 1oIto 20 per, cent in. the quantity of milk given, while the quality is greatly iu7 proved, The caRfqTt to tetbe tbe apiHpal is ep4qs lyl equaled by the comfortable feeling that the farmer has when he knows that his cattle never suffer from thirst, espee- tally in cold, stormy weather, uwhbesnn it would be downright cruelty to.tnrcjna:; an animal out to drink. -"~:' --i''.e' F. When the ground is covered with ice, as is pfeen the case 4in winter, any plan of watering in the stable would soon pay for itself, however costly, when we consider the damage to the herd which would be almost sure to result ifzthey were obliged soIgo out for water. The saving of ma- nure is ann itemr not to Be sdffssfegasrlded. Anyone who has seen :, the, droppings scattered where e'they are not needed, or where they are sure to be lost. viii. ap7 preciate tilis. T .i, ....It a-,.tt,t. f <. .... r is plain, therefore, that H the farmer whe would secure the best results, frotn hih herd ahstheEhia bpsipegs is, ir.i making i, milk, beef Or butter, must provide a plen- tiful supply .of, water .af spitahie. tempeS- atpre for his, stock and plate 1t within ca By reach f,thsmt while they are re in the stable. Various methods have been tried, pbdt none served the purpose; Toughs,be- came foul and were constantly fn the way; pipes .clagged up, and, when water was needed the most; failed to works sts-. E. Buckley $, WaEesing Device $ solved t the e |pfobiem for. the foliowihg.reasons.s ''s. |.. I. It is the most practical and econom- ical. There are no troughs in the way, no mangersse'be swept fouts sEi1e iron basins can be kept clean much easier than, any form ot wooden trpughs,, hs,s.-' Y. <, = :. a b. There is.noshing to wearout, conse- aqshtiy t is most quEatie; .' 7. .-- .. - :. .. 3. The.water being, constantly before, the stock, 1hey, e, drink $ small didantitiAss A of;; ; 'tenJ never overleading,theip stonachs. az when being without. Yaater. for hours aiT at q time.
 4th. Tneswatsr is s5rsahfe fempefAtaFa as the stable; cbnseduenrly they are neti .eI chilled by drinking ice cold Nster.and no extra feed issreqnffed .tdrhfse the ten1,l perature. to. it's normal eanditianra u, slaves feed.'' s..s', ,.e.., as.s-'- |.
 5.. The. check valve in the bottom ,nf each basin preyshts cfoggthg Of pipes'be.' cause no hay, meal. or lothenas pbatance can be drawn into them It also Erearly prevents. the spread of contagious dis, ease, as the, supply or,eacii' Dasil, is' drawn direatly from the mains xasergeir. This is matter that has not recefted thel attention it deserves. Farmers, dairy men and cattle breeders are but just be- ginning. to realize that. prescriptions ,s npst I 'be taken to prevent the spread ofstaber. chiosis ia theif herds, ,sand t6at thfre, M ,isnsa'' better vehicle, for r-convey yihg dis2Ase than I stti V I5I .sf ss1@iL ,Watef.asrs sodia v .E assssI : J9asss5s. .ss
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 If so you slaonld neper be without a.l bottle of Chamberiain's Cough Remedy. It is a certain acure for .crOups isapd has never been knbwh to faiR 1fskiven frealyr aseepp as M t6s q slolpy l1! scsonsh sIs lf HiIl prevent the attack .sSM a the. sole lian<o,with 4h1dsands Of f,lneatlers wisc' have croupy children. and nevers uisxpte points them. There ia no danger in give ibe shis sremedy fhsslafg4 and tfeq qdeht II 9osti ilRs lRs ssas ssh @ ieiafIe ( ssz ;s ;1 60 oenk bottles fQr 10, hg M. VI 8sBa1 leyse N6Mto5 70, mn &. .lh hs Busls Sanld IF lft .srr Y. -sesi T saIf . s5ilskf 1xl' Isss sz sss iisii T as's isls' sas!s