The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-03-09

hcHSuChy CCOIA Il Oh III pun oAA
ing Co., announces the closing of eDtri-
es on March 18th to its Expectation
Purse, fifth in it's series of purses in
augurated in 1896. Successful from
the start, it's Purse for fOals Of 1895
haveing over 500 nominations, nOtwith-
standing the widespread depression in
the interest Of the that year, it has
been patronized by the best class of
hOrSemen in the United States and
Canada. The subscribers to these
Purses realize that on the opportunity
offered their youngsters to win money
depends to large extent the fnture
of the business, and SO realizing have
literally patronized them in the past
and will no doubt so continue to do in
future. The increased inderest shown
in the business during the past year
and much emphasized by the success
full sales just closed, should induce
owners to enter literally. What the
buyers most want are race horses, once
that are we'll entered and have good
prospects should they develop speed.
Nothing digustS hOrseman more than
to find that he has purchased a colt
that develops extreme speed but can
not profit by it. Youngsters should
be prepared for the market by being
literally entered in stakes ane purses.
The Stock Farm Publishing Company
will be glad to send you an entry blank.
Address them at Lexington, Ky. 1t.
The State commissioner of agricul-
ture has received reports from 1Ol
counties in Kentucky, since the recent
cold snap, which show that the peal
crop is almost completely killed, while
apples and other fruits are compare.
lively uninjured. All the late wheat
was seriously damaged, and as an unuS
ually large amount of the acreage wa:
SOwn late the loss will be immense.
Much pain and uneaSineSs is caused
by piles, sparing neither age nor sex
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT cures the most obstinate cases
Price, so cts. in bottle, tubes 75c.
I'm c.. & J. E. StOrmeS,
| Young fruit trees Of most any kline
should be well headed back. Tht
trunks will then be more thicker
shaded; later pruning can be done more
evenly and easily: it will be more con
venient to thin the fruit: spraying cal
be more effectually done, and with thu
nozzle close to the branches there will
be less waste in the application; ant
during all the days to come the frui
can be more cashier gathered from tn
low hanging branches. The manner o
trimming out these formative branche
will depend much, of cOnrSe, upon tn
natural tendency Of the particula
, variety of tree; some should be mad
to grow more upright, and some t
Z spread their limbs.
Mr.. David Arnold, of NichOlaSvillt
e who is a farmer Of experience, say
! that cattle should never be salted
1 extreme cold weather. 1t gives thel
|, a thirst for water, which they Ofte
!, drink from hole cut in the ice. I'll
e water being extremely cold, chills tt
: stomac and very often results in dealt
n Mr.. Arnold believed this is why
e many cattle have died in parts of tt
t country the past winter.
a For frost bites. burns. indOlent sore
Is eczemas, skin disease, and especial
e Piles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sal
'e stands first and best. Look out I
ID dishonest people who try to imita
es and counterfeit it. It's their endOrs
;" ment of a good article. WOrthle
rs goods are not initiated. Get Dewitt
lie Witch Hazel Salve. StOrmes' DIR
ne Store.
so We doubt if there has been time
r. the memory of the Oldest inhabitd
when the farmers were so far behind
their work as at present. The first