Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-11-30

that dark barn. But few stables nre
well enough lighted. Proper SANTA
ton demands 1t. Sunlight is great
germicide. See that your stable has
plenty Of 1t.
Select carefully the eggs you desire
to hatch from your breeding pens,
reject the abnormally large or pointed
ones, observe which hens are the best
layers and use from them. as such
traits are hereditary.
Hens will eat eggs whenever broken
ones are placed within ths!r reach.
It is natural for them to eat anything
that is good to eat and in proper shape
for them to eat. To stop them from
eating eggs. therefore. is to keep
broken eggs out Of their reach.
Interest on note runs night snd
day and never stops until the note j,
paid. Give the dairy COW the right
kind Of feed, and while you sleep she
will be turning into butter fat worth
four times as much as the feed and
have 1t all ready when you get up in
| the morning.
No one has actual knowledge OF the
value OF fall blowing in a garden until
ne mas tried It When fall plowed the
soil can be prepared early in the spring
and much depends on early vegetables.
Make the garden rich and then plow
1t In the fall, and note the beneficial
resp,t. neYt yaor 10 vo,, NV t,,;.,
nlan once you,lI stay With -
-
1t is often stated that eggs laid In
early spring, while the weather il cool,
have better keeping qualities than eggs
laid during August or even September.
This seems hardly probable, and ono
should not hesitate to store the sum,
mer eggs for winter use. provided thew
~ az e .e... .ne uay 'l,es are mfu'
~. -. :" isiass so'u.ioi'
~ $50 49, ~ DO eoo' d p'''ce DIS 'ii''y
70 A1n'
Frauds are still going the rounds
One OF the last seen is an old one
which promises to increase the guam
dty Of butter by adding something to
the milk. Those who take time to
think will readily see that butter can
not be added to milk. The amount of
butter fat taken from milk depends
upon ths amount 1t contains. 1t is
impossible to obtain something from
.o'As'
A wind pun on horse is distcnd-
ed condition of sack which contains
synovia or joint oil. 1t is caused by
a sprain. A wind gall is liable TO
cause serious lameness at any time.
The trouble is durable, however, when
not due to faulty conformation. and
when taken In Its incipiency. Treat
ment consists in rest, firing and bills
tering. and shoeing with high heel
shoe.
Elbow orooso Mill M. to,o t,,o ,,,oo
OF brains II REQUIRES a hlend,ng q,
these eIementa tn movo th,n.s ,rb.ro
nre tbose who ara consto n+iy ordao,
oring to substitute luck" or hope So
for real elbow grease. One farmer
rented field to man who used moth
Ing but elbow grease in growing Il
crop and he will scarcely grow enough
corn to pay the rent on the ground,
While the adjoining field will yield a
paying crop. one used elbow grease
ana the other used combination OF
FORCES.
The scientific man con ana,yza tho
food tho co,y cot. hit +,,o oo,,. 10. -
r.Iv IN tho taste ~ no,atoh,,,.r nv
dsirvman will feed n comh,no+,on ~
feads such ms no hos or vii, axaha,oa
come NJ them for th.+ which ha does
not have, and he bases his reason on
results rather than analysis.
1t scarcely ever pays to economic
In feed. The animal that has been fed
literally is the first to get to mar
ket and will bring the best price.
When failure results, the best thing
to do is to see what was the cause
and remove it Be reasonable about
such things.
Do NOT store seed corn ovor N. 81,
b,e where n will gathar no,s+,,n 80,
hocome damaged Eroshiv no+h,,,a,,
sead corn should not ha &c., u,
warm roam. A. will, o,thar .,,no,,. ~.
mold and NAV do both p,oo,n, :. y,
borro,. or hoxos hofa,, ~, ~
to store may result In loss. For at
least two weeks 1t should be hung In
a shed where normal conditions exist
for curing and drying. Take no
chances with your seed corn. Take
| chances elsewhere n need no hrt not