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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-05

United states 20 America.
southern Judicial District
AHuNoEE. ISB. Tsa-
Kuus ail men D. these presents
That hF virtue 20 thr power vested ln me
a-eiEsurs. 90 ". ID. ~tantfcr. the deed and evil
sirncr 20 which ua~ nled iu the United states
CLERKS office as this place.uu uCt-t1th-. ts-a.
s. 600 the 60 slnN mf December. A. D.. t~lsa.
90 tAu hwmr ~ the said W ID. -tauifer sell az
ruhlic auction thc follow INK described prop
cftH tu-aif.
The terms 20 ahich viii be cash in hand.
uus. haN mule branded e. un the left iaW. IS
hands high. ten years ulds one hay horse
mule. uuf branded. =iA year. u.d. about IS Ia
hlud- hiEhs un~ Nichols 4 sheppard trac-
ttua rus.iur. ten horse power one Russell
4nfarafur. rsrluMt. amd ali the machinery
ut.us.e-ars o. run GMw same. Including one
horse Guarr 20 the same brand.
gud. The fniluuluE described property
% hirl ~iil D. -fiid at the -nl1c date hnt being
az the riss-t Office uf Green. I. t.
one set 20 Fairbanks -caless one set %
uf hiac k~uiifn tuuis and all the Instruments
that eu uifh the aaues one cuttun kin con
sisttua 90 unr Atlas isuilrr and kra engine.
! Cuilrt kin stands. enc Hall kin stand. one
praf Etm stand. the twu rraf - which are -
.au.. the last tuu uf which are oc saws one
double srrrw Boss press one press one
corn mill. east huuud. one circle saw nil
uuh belts necessary e. run the sane one
zhtuElr sau aud muudrtll. Including AL the
-hiuEir outfits also the kin house aad Ein lot
iueluttluE q dwelling house % three rooms.
rus - which arr bux rooms the other %
whirh b. iuE.
An and each 20 the als.v~ named articles
wlli Der ruld af thv places named above On
the date aisu.r named and un the terms. and
iu M. a. n-.i eus-s 20 the raid ". d. stanifer-
This the tth day uf November. a. ID is.h-
". ". HNDES.
--Hf Assignee % ". ID. Sfanifer.
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Notice Of As.Isase.s sale.

Notice i- hereby given that viii proceed
tf sell at puhlic auction. g. the highest hii-
der. fer cash 10 hand. that certain Ht'srt 20
building heretofore occupied Pcs harl.ur-
ttu-Hr u WailiuE. airu the huiiffint iu u uhtrh
said merchandise iz situated. ui=ss tfs horses.
mules anI other property cuut ess.sI g.. u... ~
ASST .surt uf the ~atd. uariaars1aer a MHiitus
hv virtue 10 e certain drrd 70 nsai ~uH.s nf.
executed um the @sth dAv uf October lslss.
excepting the notes. accounts. chooses iu
acfiun autl either evidences Hf dClsf convey rsi
Iu ue Pos the said dersi &C g~- irururut- said
sale viii take place iu frsuf &C tEr rsurr
building heretofore occupied tV HArfIr-
uu~.- = Waliiuiz iu fhr Town sf nun. Chir Nae
SAW Nati"u luiiau Territory "u Saturday
uUrrmisfr "a. f-.ls.
wv. ~. HAHrEa. assignee.
Dated Nnx. fa. 1875. l~-Im
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Mother Goose Market.

The Laies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will give a Mother
Goose market on December IS or 10
in the Johnson, Cruce & Cruce build
ing in the room occupied by the
Kansas City millinery. 1t will be q
unique affair the first of the kind
ever conducted in the city and all
who attend are assured a pleasant
time.
All kinds of legal printing done on
short notice at this office.
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The ARDMoREITE desires to call the
attention of the young people OF Ard
more contemplating matrimony, that
we are prepared to execute wedding
cards on short notice and in first
class style. Don't send away CT ac-
cept inferior work when you can cet
the very best right here at mos; reas-
enable prices.
Pile up your cord wood on the out
side or on the opposite side of the
aleV, or twelve feet from the fence
and have il sawed for 30 cents cord
.rlth the steam buzz saw and the clc-
vator will carry the wood over the
fence. Il. VI. SNlhEi.
Attention is respectfully directed
To the professional card of Thomp-
son < Riley which appears today.
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one Honest sian.

DE.H EDITOR. Please inform YOUR readers
that if written Q" cotdentialiy. will mail IN
a sealed letter the plan pursued hy which
was permanently restored 9" health and
manly vlear. after year- - suffering from
Nervous weakn~-- Lp-- ~ Manhood. Lack
uf Confidence. etc. nave un scheme 60 ex-
tort money from any one wh"m~"ever.
nearly lost faith in mankind. hut thank
heaven am now we'll. vigorous and strong.
and anxious o. make this certain means ~
cure known Go an. Having nothing O. sell
or send e.. q. D.. I want No money. Address
asa. HARnf~. box ii6n n~lrtv. Mich
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In fus United states turrf tu she ltti.4u
Territory. southern District.
Lrunx EiIiiau. plaintiff.
a. =. KiIIian. defeut1uf.
Ths. defendant. q. r. kii. tan. b. warned Co.
appear iu this Court tn thirty days nun su~-
t.ssr tho complaint ut thv plaintiff. Lax
Eiiiiau
Wtfu,-. fh, icon. Constantine o.. kiis-.rw.
Judge ssf said Court. aEd thr seal thrrf ~.
this ffh taV uf Nuv.. f--st.
sFar. Iu-Frm ". rmftlsr-- CLERK
Iahusuu. Crurr e CruCr. Attorney
Cad Bennett attorney fer non resident
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Ia tnr United stat IS court iu thr tE...au
Territory. southern District.
Laura L-r TruA-i. plaintiff.
Leonard r. Tfukei. defendant.
The defendant. Leonard Z. Trnxri d. y.-sr-
s..I tn aIif-ar iu this ruurt iu thirty taf- alti
answer g. tht. complaint sc the s'l1tuftn.
Laura t.rs. Truxrl.
Witut-- tls Honorable Constantine D. Atl-
sset. .uttt- 80 zti court. aut thF seal fitsrts-
ssf this =. tils 80 November. l--ts.
4Fat IusFrm ". pttitfrre. Ctr.k.
T. a.. Thompson. HftururN- Ihu~- Norman
lfturatN fue uuu resident. -i-lal
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NEVER MIND WHO Lo5E5--YoU SURELY DoN'1.

Whitehcld. full size lO4 Australian
wool blankets S.lH5 instead of 80.
W Whitctirld. III Australian wool hlau-
kct> Sl.4u instead Of 500
Sterling. lO4 genuine California hlau-
ket> 500 instead of 500
Sterling. ll4 genuine California b.Iu-
ket~ $500 instead of $500
Royal White. ia blanket sl.~3 iu-
stead Of $50
Frotingham. Ill finest California,
only $3.50 instead of SO.
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NetIee I'D A.sIfnee's sd.

Nufiet. b. hereby given that utli t'rss. cr,i
o. sell 20 public auction o. the highest hiA-
der. Tor cash tm hand. that certain sfut k 20
hs.r~fufur,. occupied hy ,. =. WaiiinE. " htrh
-furk 60 drugs VAS convey 81 fu tur nr a--
sit.urr nf the said .. q. MaiiiuE ht virtue &C a
certain deed 80 assignment executed uu t1v
18th ,lay uf October l-lh. said sale aiil take
place boz front uf the Store building h~t etu-
fore occupied h3 ,. q. WaiiiuE Ia the tut % uf
Ron. Chirka~aw Nation Indian TERRITORY zen
saturday December 20. t-lh.
A.. ". CRANEN~. a-ess.u .r.
Dated Nov. ls tSg3. t--fm
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ho~c ~. instead u H..

hose l0- instead uf l-r.
Lot 90 Ladies seamless nuhiIu dive
hu~' l2tc instead uf .,t'.
Lot ggl llcrm>durf'~ ht-r IT, i'm
stead 81 De-
Lot S.A licrm~durf'> Fun regular
made. uuly ia.
E. g.. cur leader uuly 2.r.
Lot - Black Isle thread. rirhlcu
rihhcd only iu-.
Lot ln3 Ilrrm>durf'> ho~c. extra
STOUT sizes. only -.
Lot 3lg Extra stout >izr>. in batter
quality. only BE.
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Blankets.

Moss Ro>r. fun size III white blanket.
Sl.20 instead .i S2.co
Wellington, fall size Io-4 blanket.
$40 instead ot S1.Op
Niddic>ex fun size l0-4 white blanket.
- 40 instead of go
Grenada. fun size ll-4 white blanket.
500 instead OF @4.oi
Pacific. fun size lC-4 strictly all Vuul
white blanket S3.3l instead of -.
Pacific. full size Ia strictly all wool
white blanket S3.9l instead of 81.
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Quilts.

lp. uil calico quilts. Instead Of 7.,c.
CSC oil calicu quilts. instead 90 sI.u0.
N,.. on ralir., quilts. instead &c Sl.3-.
Sl.3l >atccu quilts Instead az 3.un.
Lbs heavy crrtou quilts. instead II
$50.
I.Nu..ill, finish quilts. instead "f 80.
4.uo ~ilkctinr quilts. instead uf a.ol.
2.6l ~ikctinc quilts. Instead uf 100
Hosiery.
Lot Ladies' uublau dye fast black
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Attend Tonight.

Remember the meeting tonight at
the court house and don't fail 10 be
present. The fire boys mean busi-
ness. and this their last call. Act
before il is too late.
How is Your hair, or have YOU got
auv2 II YOU have none, or Il you are
losing wha; little you've got, 70 70
Jim Sharp's barber shop and get
some hair tonic.
The NRDMoEEITE Is III 10 way II
spoEsible for, nor Will it pay any
debts contracted by any employee Of
this office, unless accompanied by
an order signed by the business
manager.
Envelopes and letter heads at this
office.
You who want typewriter letter
heads can find something at this Of
fee that will surely please you. Only
the best paper used.
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BeATTS PIANOS .s;5i'SS sz7S;oo 'gssr. sr.. Per Or
raii Daniel T.. Beatty. Washington. ,.rg
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That Asphalt Case.

Judge Kigore's court was occu-
pied today in hearing the Woodford
Asphalt case in which Capt. Nat
Smith and the Conyngton are the
opposing contestants. 1t IS an action
of considerable moment and in
wolves the possession of that valua-
bic property The evidence was not
completed at the hour of going to
press.
Attention is called to the ad of the
Carter house which appears today.
This is one of the old established
houses of the city and under the
management of Mr.. Riddle, IS first
class in every particular.
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Gull. Colorado and santa Re RalI, a

Gull. Colorado and santa re Railway
SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and ChlcaEs, Express asa o. ul.
Cirhurnr and Kansas CITY Expires o SIS .. ui.
NORTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express tssf1 a m.
Clchurnr and Kansas City Express itsi5 am
r MASON. Ticket AEt.
W =. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. AEt.
Arrival end Departure q. =. Malls.
South bound mail closes r:45 y. IN.
South bound mail arrives $500 pm.
North bound mail closes i1:i5 a. m.
North hound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed az $3.50 y. m.
Money order department j. open
at 5 a. m, and closed at 5 p. IN.
Office hours from 5 a. m, 10 8 pm.
Sundays from ; a. m, to a. m.
JouN :. HAMMER, y. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN. neuutv.
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nnaHNc Planes. Szz5.OO urva ar,i-. want
NAEcufs. Catalogue free. Adde'S
Daniel e. Beatty. Na~hiuEtuu.Ni NJ
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Bring US your job work.

Full line of silverware just received
1T Parker's jewelry store. Take a
peep in his show window.
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PFlTTYS ORGANS. $500 Upwards write
pLhiil Oh0NhSfnr catalogue Aiarf--s
nr call. Daniel q. Beatty. Washington. Nru
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rIremens Call Meeting.

All business men and property
owners who want the services of the
present volunteer fire department are
requested to be on hand at I =
court room promptly al. eight o clock
Thursday evening
Our engine IS worthless IN its pres
ent condition and the boys Will dis
band unless something Is done nj
once. j. r. O'MEALN, CHIEF.
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MN nurn Tmn desirable rr~itirrre
FIX NQltF lots iu Frrudate Addition
OAA bALL Iur further Information en-
quirr 40 the AuuwuEEfrE utice- a harI ain
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nIiNno Organs. $500 upward. want
NAErnf=. Catalogue FREE. AddrrSs
Daniel p. Beatty. Washiu.gtuu. y =.
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Favors Allotment.

Captain r. G.. Wigs a prominent
intermarried Chickasaw citizen with
extensive property interests at oak
land is in the city. He expresses
the hope that congress will take de-
cisive. action toward n final adjust
ment of the uncertain conditions
prevailing in this country. lie
favors allotment OF lands and abro-
CATION Of the tribal government.
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S5OO,OOO - Fl i Si:;s !: e: .a:$s a::i:
r Realty. Wn-hinKtuu. NeW Jersey.
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J. \. smith, who lives in the COL
lege Hill addition yesterday after
noon fell from the top Of lis house,
sustaining broken arm and sever
ri severe bruises about his body. Or.
Smith was called in and gave his
wounds the necessary attention and
nj last accounts he was resting easily.
WASTED, A good milch cow with
Young calf. Lewis Slaughter. 3-lw
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Read the change of ads for Brady
Brothers and T. f. GoodiEg which
appear today.
All kinds Of legal printing done cA
short notice at this oiii"c.
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Blank mortgages for sale at this
/. a..
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Gosh! l feel my nair slipping out;
/ guess I'll 20 To Jim Sharp's barber
shop and get bottle of Quinine Hair
Tonic.
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Mrs. Maxwell who has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. William Robin
son leaves tonight for her home in
Western Kansas.
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Hosiery.

Lot Ladies nuhian dye fa>t black
Kate Power's review., 1895-01-05
THE AUTHOR AND THE BUTTER
FLY.
~ ANTHONY HurE.
FL Y

And you really write books?
Fancy How do you do it?"
'.Oh, don't know. How do You In.
vent q new frock?''
II stand think--and frown--and
scold my mind
My progress IL just the same"
Fancy | wonder II I've read any
Of your books No, don't think
have. You see don't read much "
Your eyes were made for something
better, observed the Author, politely.
"Oh. now, that's out Of one of them.
Isn't 1t? Yes. | shall read them. If
they're like that Are they like
thut?'
Well don't always get such an In.
spiration. the Author admitted If
| always conid--~T
II might come and ut by you,
suggested the butterfly, thonghtfully.
Not In working hours, thanks,
said the Author, hastily.
Kate Power's review., 1895-01-05
HOW DID YOU REST LAST NIGHT

How did you rest last night"
I've heard my gran'pap say
Them words thousand times that's
right
Jes' them words thatAway!
As puncchal.like as morning dast
To ever heave I'm sight
Gran pap nd allus haf 10 asst
How did you rest last night"
Us young uns used 10 grin,
Al breakfast. on the sly,
And mock the wobhle OF his chin
And eyebrows belt Sd high
And kind How did you rest last night. :"
We'd humble and Let on,
Our voices trembled, aud our sight
Was dim and hearin' gone.
Bad nv used 20 be-,
All I'm wantin' IN
As pure and GA III "A sleep for me,
An sweet a sleep N his
An 80 pray, on Judgment day
To wake. and with its light
Zee his face dawn, and hear him say
How did you rest last night''
JAMES WHrcoMn RILEY
Kate Power's review., 1895-01-05

That's very horrid OF YOU Ishould'nt
get in the way"
." O, yes, you would ="
" But I'd--shut them.
What would happen them asked
the Auther smiling.
%, please be sensible. asked the
butterfly. II was told you were ~
clever, you know.
" II IN "a term of abuse nowadays, oh.
served the. Authcr, resigncdly.
" I'm not clever, you know. NY sir.
ter Mildred IL, though
" but, then.---" Began the Author.
Why shes srreet.iooking girl, In.
terrupted the Butterfly, In appa rent
Indignation
They always are. asscnted the
Author
Mama's looking this way, remark
ed the Butterfly. after pause.
" All right; she thinks I'm publish.
cr And be smiled III the Butterfly =
caution.
Did you tell her so?N
Well live by telling them, pro.
tested the author.
Are your books ever ahout--ahoat
love vOu kow2tf
Always NJ answered Win = tohch
of melancholy.
Don't you get rather tired of III?
4
Kate Power's review., 1895-01-05


They're horrid
Yes. and Why wanted To know
you.
The butterfly glanced again towards
mamma
You're sure she thinl,aP" she
hcgan.
Certain, the Author assured her.
with another smsir,
why did yon want ~ know ncf
DO you want to put mc in buok7'
Would you read yourself, II didf"
Why. ofcoursc would YondFivc
me "A copy. wouldn't YOU"
In return for
My help, put In the butterfly,
hastily II wonder II ahonld ~.
cognize myself thouRb7"
II don't expect You would eald tho
Author
What should you make me dof'
Il should make you break n poor
mans heart
Only our2a asked the Huttterny
III doesn't ia. haid the Author. ap-
ologeticaily. 80 divide the interest
Int for that I'd make IL score
oh, It's not score, murmnFcd the
Butterfly as she played with her fan.
And then you'd marry rich man.
Yes sees; that's very good. ''o 0n.
"a lord, | think
j" I'm not particular about that.
And them" Thr Author seem
cd to hesitate.
Well, and them
Then you'd he very SORRY you'd
done IL, snid the Author.
The Butterfly looked up Ut him then
down on her IMP, then up at hlm again
Think .o2 asked the Hutterfy, and
smile appeared un her iira.
'.You would te--in the t,eh, said
The Author, tlrmly
Oh, ln tic book mttmmtd tho
Butterfly, with kind "A amusement.
"I sec, Y observed the Author, that
you wouldn't rreoEnixe the picture =
The Butterfly pau&d lsfots he
made my further III mark Gtsn the
asked.
should you ~ III the book yn rr.
AelfY'
Yes.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-29

Would there be possibility OF ny
growing good crop OF onions on newl,
cleared land With everything taken ont
and we'll plowed and workedf | want ia
grow good crop. | have nothing but
commercial fert ilizers TO use Ny land ~
much fertilizer can use and not burn the
Up, Is the "Frizetakcrh the best for ne
plant and mark ct under the "Ee,r On
Ion Culture," What time are they ready
TO market set out February lst.-A. K G..
Chadbourn. \, {.
ANSWERED by w F. Massey, r1orticul-
turist. n. c, Experiment Station
You can doubtless grow fair crop OF
onions on your land, by liberal fertili-
zation, and by repeating the heavy fer
tihzation, you can grow larger crops on
me same land annually for number Of
years, 1t takes several years fertiliza-
sion and culture to get the maximum
crop Of onions on Il piece Of land that
hns never grown that crop. should
use fully ton per acre of q high grade
fertilizer, and would not buy any par
vlcular brand Of mixed fertilizer, but
would mix my own. for there IS no
brand that l am acquainted with which
has as large 81 percentage of potash Is
the onion crop and your soil need. IN
bulletin l12, on Trucking in the South,
you will find some formulas for home
mixing of fertilizers If you wish to
grow green onions for punching to ship
in March, you should use sets of the
Early Pearl or the White Potato onion,
and plant them in October. The bulle-
tin referred to will give you full direc-
tons. For a ripe crop for the home
market or for early shipment ripe, you
can use the Prizetaker, and start the
.-iants under glass in January, or if you
want a crop that can be kept then SOW
seed III February of the White South
port Globe, or the Red Opal. The Prize
taker Is tho best for the "new onion
culture" that Is the starting of the
plants carly and transplanting in March,
or with you in February, if we'll har-
deEed off. They will be ready to ship
II late jane q early i'll July, while the
onions grown from sets planted in Oc-
tober, will bo ready TO pull and bunch
III March and ship with the tops on, in
ventilated barrels
Do Oats Impoysr's!l the Soil More Than
Wheat
People here contend that oats draw or
impQverish land a great deal more than
wheTt They say that crabgrass and
weeds will not grow on land when oats
have been removed, or not so fine growth
as where wheat has grown. They argue
that both crops may be seeded at the
same time. Is it SO, and If 80 whys
Some information will be gladly received.
J. w. F., Durham, N. c.
answered by F. E. Emery, Agricultur-
Int, n. c. Experiment Station.]
The difference between what wheat
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-29

and oats take out OF C71e 1aITd can sc
shown after we settle what should be
considered fair crop Of each. Suppose
90 bushels Of wheat and 40 bushels oats
are an average crop. Which draws out
most plant food from the soil? The sta
ton wheat experiments in 1851 yielded
an average of217 pounds Of straw to
100 of grain. In 1883 experiments with
oats at New York state station, yielded
1884 pounds Of straw to 100 pounds Of
grain. Using these relations # grain
to straw the crop taken off from Il acre
Of each grain would be for wheat 300
pounds grain and 2604 pounds straw !:
for oats, 1880 pounds grain and 1643.5
pounds straw From the New York
station report for 1888 the following la
bic is taken 1t shows the pounds of
plant food removed from the soil in l
ton of 1900 pounds Of each article
named
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-29
The Testing OF MIN.

A bulletin recently Issued By the
North Carolina Experiment station No,
1l3) describes the different methods en-
ployed for testing milk, cream. butter
milk. etc., also for testing the adultera-
tons in milk. The Babcock milk test
Ia the chief method employed for tho
purpose. 1t Is described in detail and
anyone with care and short expert
ence can soon learn how to conduct a
test. Anyone who has several COWS
should know the relative value of each,
and it often happens that COW eats
moro food than is returned in her pro-
ducts It Is a waste to keep such stock
The Babcock test affords an easy plan
for learning the richness and value of
the milk. A person possessing the ap-
paratus, which ID simple and compare
lively inexpensive, tcosting only about
800 can easily test the milk Of the
COWS belonging to his neighbors and
charge small amount for the service
suoh plan would be helpful and saw
ing 70 both parties. On else several
could pny the test snperntus In common.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-11-29

An illustration Trr0fn a photography Is
given in the bulletin showing the ap-
pearance Of two COWS, one of which
produced 228 pounds of butter per year,
while the other produced 296 pounds.
This was determined in the above way
by the testing of the milk, and shows
the variation which may and often oc
ours in two COWS Of the herd. The diff
erence is 81 per cent greater than the
poorer cow The milk of COWS varies in
Quality, and unless the quality Is known
together with the yield it oftens hap
pens that COWS are kept that are not
profitable, and should be turned into
beef