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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO. |

LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm Of r. j. CHENEY g.
Co, doing business in the City Of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALL CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres
ence, this 9th day of December, A. ID. 1886.
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MISS CLARA STOECKER.

Miss Clara Stoecker says: Il had
chronic catarrh for over year. l tried
many remedies, but found no relief until
I saw IN advertisement in the paper OF
your treatment for chronic catarrh.
tried it and l think l am now we'll. i
recommend Pe-ru-na to all my friends
who are afflicted with catarrh." Miss
Stoecker lives at Pittsburg, Pa.
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Lanes Family Medicine

Moves the bowels each day. In order
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Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
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Woman,s Age

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Lawyer What is the ladys age?
Client Oh. my. she hasn't any.
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[rs. Margareth
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
Sorehead and Canes of Fowls.

Reader, Antelope Tex.-Wlll you please
give me remedy for sorehead among
chickens and also tell me what Is the
matter with some of them that wheezes
Ihey seem to gasp for breath and hold
their mouth open nearly all the time. 1t
seems to be a throat trouble; have only
been reader a short time of your pa
per and would thank you for some in
formation
Answer-Sorehead or canker may be
successfully treated as follows: Wash the
head and eyes and swab out the mouth
and throat with n diluted solution of
chlorate of potash and alum, equal parts,
containing one-half water and remove
the ulcers with a quill ana apply pow
dered borax TO the places left bare, twice
a day. Also mix powdered sulphur in the
food The gaping and sneeZinG IS caused
by what is called "gapes." Give each
one once a day a piece of camphor as
large as a grain OF wheat and add few
drops OF camphor or turpentine to the
drinking water or mix the food-about 10
a. ops TO the pint. Fith and moisture
are the causes of both Diseases Clean
the fowl quarters thoroughly and white
wash with lime wash containing few
ounces of carbolic acid to each bucketful
of wash.
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Itching Horse.

Subscriber" Kirk, Tex.-I have a
horse about eight years old which seems
to have some kind of humor in his skin.
or blood, which causes him to bite him
self, and Is nearly all the time rubbing
his face and neck against something;
will sometimes rub his face until IL
bleeds; has no other symptoms. Please
give remedy, If possible.
Answer-There are several skin diseases
each of which is attended with more or
less itching. You do not describe the
case in such manner as to enable me TO
say with any certainty which particular
disease it IS. Are you certain 1t is not
mango, nor lice? If neither of the the
latter, 1t Is probably what is called ''pru-
rigo." which is caused by deranSed
state of the system. and usually affects
the neck, head, name, root of the tail
and sometimes the hindquarters. Give
him a physic of: Aloes, one ounce; Soda
one ounce. Dissolve in one-half pint Of
boiling water, add one-half pint of cold
water and give at one dose. After the
physic has operated, give twice day one
half ounce of saltpeter in n bran mash
for one week. Wash the affected parts
with n lotion of one ounce of suiphuric
acid, mixed with one quart of water.
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to All Who Write.

free trial packages OF n most remarkable
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FARM CORRESPONDENCE.
Pleuro Pneumonia.

s.. r. Tyree, Frankford, W. Va.--What
was the matter with my mare and how
should she have been treated? She be-
gan with all Indications of collie and was
treated for collie; appeared better in eight
or ten hours; Ute most anything: in ten
hours more she had symptoms of lung
fever: was bled and plastered around
throat. chest and lungs with yellow of
eggs and salt. this drew a quantity of
water from these parts; seemed better.
In four or five days she quit eating and
began very large discharge from nose
and very often since. Died three days
later; her skin looked like the matter
would burst through.
Answer-It is probable that the horse
had pleuro-pneumonia or a complication
of plcurlsy and lung fever, resulting in
an abscess of the lungs. The general
treatment requires, first, the most COM
Portable surroundings possible. pure air
being very essential but carefully avoid
ing draughts of cold air and sudden
changes of temperature. Cover with a
blanket If the eather Is cool and give
an unlimited supply of fresh, cold drink
ing water. Rub the legs until they are
warm, and then put bandages on them
from the hOofS up as far as they are
cold. Remove bandages once or twice Il
day. rub well and re-apply the bandageS.
Make "A liniment of two ounces sweet oil
and one ounce each OF solution of am
monia and tincture of Cantharides. Shak-
well together and rub well on the af-
fected side and II may be repeated in
three or four days. Hot applications are
excellent. Soak a blanket in a tub Of
hot water. quickly wiring it out, apply
around the chest and cover with a dry
blanket. Renew every half hour for three
or four hours, keeping the dry blanket
on while the wet one is being dipped
and wrung. Bleeding is not recommend
ed In lung fever.
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slams and Ayrshires; fourth, natlveS'
/ fifth, Devons, an. sixth, American Hol-

slams and Ayrshires; fourth, natives
fifth. Devons, am sixth, American hui
derneSS.
AS to cost of food per year: First
Guernseys; second, Shorthorns; tnird.
American Holderness; fourth, Jerseys
fifth, Ayrshires; sixth. Hoistein-Friesians.
As to cost of food required to produce
100 pounds of milk: First. ShorthornS.
second, Gucrnseys and Ayrshires; third,
Observation-Disclosures: -ourth. American
Holderness. and fifth. Jerseys.
AS TO cost of food required to produce
one pound of fat: First, Guernseys; sec
ond. Shorthorns; third. Jerseys: fourth.
Ayrshires; fifth Holstein- Friesians, and
sixth. American Holderness.
1t is q significant fact that different
order of excellence as to production of
milk and fat, total food cost, or cost of
food required for the production of unit
OF milk or fat 1t bears out the state
ment that no breed has monopoly of
an good points. The Observation-Disclosures
Ieid when the total product of milk IS
considered; t..% Jerseys share the honor
or lrSt rank as producers of butter fat
with the Shorthorns; the Guern-
seyS snow the lowest total cost of food
yer year and the lowest cost of food per
pound OF butter fat produced. while the
ohorshorns are ahead in food economy
per tlhit OF milk produced. These results
ere IN ac"or' nee with the popular belief
- regards the standing of Holstein and
Jerseys as milk and butter fat producers
seys as economical producers: and thew
.Iso corroborate the results of earlier
eeSt9 lilat have furnished material for
comparison OF dairy breedS
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THE NEXT COTTON CROP.

before the exact proportions az the
s1fron r-rD OF 1aaa Will have been deter
mined tho experts are at work estimat-
f~E from early conditions what the size
~ the crcp for 1911 win he Be.ore
single cotton seed - put IN furrow
th.. head ~ the state agricultural DEPART
uert o. Georgia l. able 10 tell with com
raratlve accuracy that the crop of 1871
WIFI nor ro beyond certain figure: that
1t cannot exceed the crop of last year.
Within the last two weeks reports
have come from every part Of Georgia 20
the erect that the acreage Of wheat, oats
AMI other grain products has been great
Is increased. and that the farmers are
now taking a Iivclier interest than ever
in che production - these cereals IN
nine cases ont or ten x f. said 20 be an
agricultural impo=SibllIty 10 plant wheat
and cotton on the ground within year.
and hence = IS argued that tho increased
acreage tor wheat and other grains has
reduced the possible cotton acreage just
a. much.
Greater interest IN TIRE raising % wheat
AMI oats Is not. n the opinion % Conmis-
sscler Stevens. tie principal factor work
Ing - keep down the acreage OF cot
ton A factor ~ more serious nature in
The rapid AMI continual departure Of
Flrru iabere-s from cities where they know
rl1y san receive double the wage paid
in the country Tho toiIers on the farm
ara beginning a ind out that they can
gee s. q dav IN the cities whore they now
get only 50 cents On the farm Thou
sands have lcet middle Georgia within
the past year. yielding 20 spell binding
ing emicrHut agents who paint the west
as an ia Dorado. Others and 4 larger
number stul have come away TO take Up
their living Ga the cities.
The only benefit seen IN this new con-
dstfon o. Affairs. ty think:nE aEricultu-
riers g that Z VIII result IN keeping down
she size ~ the cotton crop and keeping
un the price ~ the staple.
without the rsuulsgte labor on tho farm.
cotton cannot h. grown and made, and II
the amount - labor is on ths decrease
Il follows that tnn cotton crop VIII be
minimum Grip
The figures uow before the state aepa~t-
mert q agriculture fndfc1ta that the cron
% 1921 cannot - larger. and possibly
cannot be a. large as the crop OF 1870.
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Probably elect.

+. w Hawkins. Belven. S CT have
horse nine years old. Early last spring
! noticed left eye was swollen or puftcd
out 1t seemed that swelling was in
breathing was difficult through left nos
tril. While blowing no began to dis
charge thick, ropy stun from left nostril
but only for q day or two. The eye con-
tinucd swollen and brca thing difficult
About two months ago the nostril began
discharge of white color and has
continued since. Now he cannot breathe
through the left noStrlt. The head is q
little swollen between his eyes. lie eats
hearty. but is sluggish Can you tell me
what IS the matter with him and the
remedy?
Answer-Your description IS not as full
as desirable. but / am inclined to say
that ii is a case OF chronic catarrh or
nasal gloct. If possible you should have
him examined by a competent veterinary
surgeon and properly treated. The cause
should be first ascertained, if possible,
ana removed. Meantime give nourishing
food In plenty and a course of tonlcs.
For eight days give this mixture: Three
ounces of pure copperas, one ounce of
powdered nuX vomica Mix and make
into sixteen powders and give one in the
food twice n day. After all has been
given then change to the following for
eight days: -Four ounces of bluestone.
six ounces of powdered Eentian. Mix and
divide into sixteen powders and give
one twice n day on the food. or in Il
drench if he Will not eat it. When
through with this course then substitute
the following: one dram OF iodide of no
tassium dissolved in a bucketful of drink
ing water, one hour before each meal.
Much benefit may be derived by blister
ing over the face, mixing the ordinary
ny blister ointment with one-third its
weight Of lard. Also burn sulphur in the
stable so that he will breathe the fumes.
taking care not to have the fumes too
strong.
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i Subsoiling Poor Re- Soil"
2. Cotton Meal at $50 O. Ton.

Pat Roche. Abbeville. s. CO win It
poy TO subsoil poor. red land that has
been plowed only about inches deep for
pillow.
Cl wan II poy to use cotton meal as a
furtil.zer ct So ton
Answer "a l doubt whether IT VIII pay
70 subsoil that land as compared with
breaking II or inches deep with .
horse turn pillow and fertilizins literally.
i have never found subsoi.iug to pay. or
against turn pillow breaking $ inches deep.
Try Il or alternate strips. careful weigh
the products and report results
% If it has paid 90 use cotton meal for
fertilizins purposes in past years at Sl7
10 So a ton with cotton at ceuts 4
pound. Yes
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Spring Oats.

Now is the time when many farmers
elect to sow winter oats-the 'oid Christ
mas" or the twelve days" Now I have
been sowing oats for something moro
than forty years. During that period |
have sown in every month from August
70 the following March. 1 have occasion
ally made a good crop when the seeds
were sown IN January; oftener when sOwn
early In February; but after all my can
viction IS that December and January
are 10 be classed With May. June. July
and August. as not the months IN which
60 cow oats-but not for the same reason.
I believe that the period from December
18th 70 January 18th is decidedly the
wrong time. because we usually have our
hardest weather between the first date
and February 10Th. When farming in
Schley county l evolved and adopted the
rule-uever TO SOW oats in January. al
ways waiting until February LIST. High
er up. IN middle Georgia. the date should
lie later than February 1st-say the 18th.
With recently acquired experience based
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Dairy Dots.

But Few dairymen who have large herds
are as careful In milking as they should
De Not one In n hundred ever washes the
uoders and tcats of the cows before milk
Ing. followed by careful! washing of the
hands. ANY dairyman who will practice
such methods and who Will invite his Gus
toners to witness his mode of manage
ment will receive the highest prices for
his milk, instead of selling to dealers II
may take q year or more to establish a
reputation for such milk, but the facts
Will become known and the future of the
dairyman will be large profits and more
customers than he can supply.
II I was starting a farm either as
renter or owner, unless ] was flush with
money. | would invest every dollar | han
IN hc.fer calves. / would 20 to sales. ana
II things went at reasonable prices 1
would buy heifers there. This IS what 1
have done in days past and gone. | made
more money on them than ! ever did on
anything else of like value in my life. L
think this advice is good. Beef bound
10 bring . good price for years u come.
II 1t is not, Agricola ~ studied the his
tory of this world In vain. Let the new
beginner on the farm buy heifer calves
Homestead.
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on the results of careful and long con-
tinued experiments. 1 would never SOW
oats broadcast - be narrowed or plowed
In, but always SOW in open burrows. six
teen to eighteen inches apart-the burrows
to be left open. This will prevent the
oats for winter killing when sosn in
the fall, or from tho effects OF severe
drouth in April and May.
Indeed. the open drill system is such an
effective guaranty against winter kill
ing that there is little danger from this
source when sowing down I'm January.
r. ]. REDDING.
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Brain Affection of Horse.
Q. To Get Rid Of Morning Glories.

@. T. Garrett. Bean Station, Tenn.-1.
I have a horse three years old. When he
was about two years old we found him
with something like blind staggers. Some
of my nolghbors think he has been shock
ed by lightning and some think he has
been water foundered. Can some of the
readers of The Constitution tell me what
TO do for him? lie eats hearty and seems
to be I'm good health.
2. Can some one tell mo how to get rid
of morning glories?
Answer You do not give n siogle
symptom on which TO base a diagnosis
To say that YOU found him one morning
with something like blind staggers," does
not meet the case, although II suggests
that he has some brain affection. prob
ably meningitis in its chronic form. Try
this treatment: Give IL drains of tOdide
of potash twice a day and / dram of Gallo
mel once a day; also apply fly blister
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Governor McSwesney Says Farmers
Have Been Prosperous.

Have Been Prosperous.
Columbia. s O.. December 27-,rae-
clal1-Tt has become almost customary
q extend tho tire for the payment OF
taxes in thsS state TN's state OF affairs
was brought about hy a succession os
hard seasons for several years TIE
fiscal yer ends December .tst Govern
ar insolvency nnuouuces that he will
s-raur M extension this year. as the
farmers all appear 40 he IN fine cfrcurn-
stances. All o. the small taxpayers have
about paid ~. Railroads ard other large
taxpayers do not remit until the last day
in order to save the interest on their
money The governors decision VIII not
work a hardship On anybody.
Major W d. &fauidiu. of Hampton.
died yesterday after a months Illness.
Major ERuiain was senator from Efamp-
ton county aud sole owner 81 the ITamp-
ton and BrauchTi.!e railroad. lie had
large lumberinE ma farming interests.
Tie was = native ~ AuG- rsun county and
slXty-threc years old. AAe was known IN
the war as '-IEv fighting uuarteTma s.
der" lie served under General Mart
Gary "a Hlmptpu's legion
he was tae father ~ the town Of
Hampton and One ~ ghe original movers
fn tire pruJect a. establish Hampton
county He was j. man ~ "a great deal
hal a great many vIcissitudcs in his bust
ness career Politics Was side issue
with lIm. lie hal served in the state
senate SIX years and WIS the political
godfather OF the present governor. NJ. IL.
Insolvency..
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The Dairy Breeds of Cattle.

Professor Vol of the Wisconsin Fx-
pertinent Station. in a communication to
the Breeders Gazette, gives the following
as the order of excellence of dairy breeds
based on herd records published by Anne
rican experiment stations:
AS to total annual ~~0duction of milk:
First, Holstein- Eriesians; second, Short
horns; third, Ayrshires; fourth, Jerseys;
fifth, natives; sixth, American Holder
ness; seventh. Guernseys and Devons-
AS to total annual production of butter
fat: First, Jerseys and Shorthorns; sec
ond, Guernseys; third. Holstein- Erie
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Cd Wart on Mule. (2) Scorers o
Calf

James McCarter, McCarters, S. CO
A wart growing on the under side Of
thigh of mule near udGer, about the size
of small COW teat and kept raw by abra-
sion against belly. Please tell how to re-
move it, and application to use to pre-
vent return.
90 Calf in apparently good health, but
kept puny by scours which seems chrou-
ic Suggest remedy or reatment which
will check same.
Answered. For treatment of warts
applicable to any animal reply I'M
der head Of Warts on Cattle in issue OF
l. eccmber 10th.
(2) For treatment of scours (diarrhoea)
of calves see reply under head of "ScOurs
OF Calves" in issue of the 18th instant
DeCcmbcr)