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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04
MANCHESTER CENTER.

George Bel! OF Rutland is visiting
friends IN town.
We are sorry to hear that Robert
Smith is no better
Many friends ofJ. G. Blackmer are
sorry to learn that be is sick.
Rev. Joseph Brown went 20 his new
charge IN 81 Adams Saturday.
Fishing in Battenk i'll is now allowa
Ole and many are taking day on
The Rutland Il. have cancelled
the base ball game with the Burr &
Burton team.
Misses Lulu and Grace Bentley of
Bennington called on friends in town
Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs Merritt Barrett who
have been visiting in Cobbeskili, y.
y have returned
Mr. ana Mrs John BATHS attended
the funeral OF Ola lave Mr. Farnun IN
Arlington Thursday
Misses Maud Fisher of North Ben
nngton and Zoe llebert of Dandy are
guests oil Mrs T.. A. Fisher.
Mrs Merritt Barrett's sister " no has
been visiting in town has returned to
her home in Cobbleskill.
The Junior auxiliary of Zion church
were invited to meet NJ Mrs MacNeii'S
Saturday to meet Miss Schuyler OF
New York.
Rev. Henry Croker will preach in
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. Mr. Croker comes high
ly recommended.
Vernon Marsh, brakeman on the
Rutand road between Rutland and
Alburg, is hoGe for a few days not
heng able to be on duty.
Mr. Graham has sold from his green
house over 1900 tomato plants this
season and could have sold aS many
more it he had had them.
Mrs Goodno anC daughter Mary OF
Asbury Park. n j have again rent
ed Mrs Myron Lawrence rooms aud
have arrived for the summer,
Mrs Flora Coyey, grand ID. d. of
the O. +. s, goes to Enosburg Falls
next week To the grand chapter meet
ing. Mrs CoNcy has made an efficient
officer and we hope she vii retain the,
Office another year.
The thanks OF Skinner post aud the
w. Il. {. are extended to all who in
any way assisted in the services of
Memorial day. Special thanks are
due Mr. Whitney for assisting the
children in their part, TO Mrs Lawrence
for so kindly helping in the singing,
and to Miss Aldrich as pianist. Man
chester band furnished music and we
are proud Of our band.
Another Memorial day has passed
and how fast the ranks OF the veterans
are being thinned out, Only sixteen
of the boys who wore the blue were
present to take part in the exercises.
Union opera house was packed TO lis
ten to the exercises 10y the children
and the address by Col. Lucia. Through
the kindness of Mr. Whitney, teacher
in the intermediate department OF the
Center school, the children t. OK part
In the exercises as they always should
as they ATE so soon TO take an active
part in life as the older ones pass
away The speaking 10y o. Whitman's
daughter, the speaking by five girls
aud the speech by Master Clifford
Wilson were all applauded Mrs
Geo Laurence sweetly sang three
songs appropriate for the occasion and
was heartily encored The address by
Col. Lucia was on "lhe Career Of a
Boy in The Days OF '6l 'GJ from
Green Mountain Home aud was so
wildly portrayed as to bring tears to
many eyes,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

KISHINEFF, June 4-There was Il
large meeting of Jews here yesterday,
called to express their sorrow at the
death of Michael Dayltt. An address
of coincidence with his widow was
formulated. In 1903 Mr.. Davitt was
the administrator of fund raised in
the United States for the victims of
the Kshineff massacres, and he won
the warm respect and sympathy of the
Bessarabian Jews.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04
A "sovereIgnr That Costs Oniy One Dol
lar

DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, of Rondout, n Y, is a "sover
eign" medicine for nervousness. rheu-
matism, kidney and liver complaints,
aud all the ills peculiar to women. II
drives the poison from the blood aud
restores the patient to the bloom OF
health. You will never regret the ex.
change of one dollar for a bottle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

Soothes itching skin Heals cuts or
burns without IA scar. Cures piles, &C.
sema, salt rheum, any itching. Doan s
Ointment. Your druggist sells it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

I Tuesday afternoon between Putnam
IL House and railroad crossing on West Main
81 a purse containing a sum Of money and
small silver watch. Finder please leave al
post office. i2btl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

Cheapest accident insurance Dir
Thomas Electric Oil Stops the pain
and heals the wound, All druggists
sell IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

T Osr.- Cod brooch with 20 pearls In ii
IL Finder please ret m 10 PA Bradford 81.
and receive reward. igSt3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04
Eggs for Matching

From fine barred Plymouth Rocks aud White
l.eghOrns Sl.00 per setting Also agent t0r Bug
gieS carriages aud heavy farm wagons McCOr.
mick harvesting machinery hay tedders manure
spreaders and Planet, iro garden tools. AZ
FIJI. Chase, No Bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

JAMES SILK. contractor aud builder. Also
y repairing, rebuilding ana snop work. Shol
i0i Pleasant street
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04
FOR SALE

NOR SALE One lumLer wagon and one
i Walter A. Wood moving machine. n. ID
Brown, North Bennington. i25tt
LNOW SALE Best meat market proposition
l. Ia Vermont, no fOOling II we do moi
make good. We will settle. Address Reynolds
Real Estate Co, Burlington, VI, opposite the
Van Ness. II you want 10 buy farm send Toe
for catalogue aud map OF Vermont.
II OR SALE-6as stove nearly new Tor half
L price. Inquire at j l. Harbour store,
Bradford street. i22if
EOR SALE oner for sale. for removal
L The market building, situated on corner OF
North ana Pleasant streets, now occupied b.,
&. W. Chandler. Any person desiring to pur
chase said building can submit an Offer for same
10 me Charles ~ Powers
DOR SALE Dry four foot wood A. j..
i Dewey ii9t2i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

County Clerk Cushman, States At
torney Daley, and Others went to Man
chester today to get their offices into
shape for the opening of the county
court tomorrow. Geo Il, Mathers
with A. j. Downs who are drawn as
grand jurors and Geo b Lawrence,
s. Everett Harwood, t. II. Whitman
and D. A. Rudd drawn as petit jurors
will go up tomorrow morning.
As three OF the petit jurors
are farmers and very much needed AT
home just now, they will make "a strong
effort to be excused.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

Judge Darling's family is to leave
town after school closes for their new
home in Burlington. They are 10
spend the summer in cottage at Cedar
Beach aud thus devote plenty of time
to picking out new house in the city.
The last two games Of base ball
played by the Bennington team have
been somewhat disappointing to the
local enthusiasts and To Manager
Fred Corbett and it is not at all IN
likely that some changes will be made
in the team before the next game.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-04

TIE report of the Soldiers Home
for the month ending May 81 shows on
that date there were 80 present for
duty; IN the hospital. II, a o al Of 81
present; y were absent with leave to
tai present and absent, Sc During the
month one was discharged. The aver
age present daily through the month
was 81, average present and absent,
So. Two more inmates left on u fur
Tough this morning and another, Hen
ny Oglesby, leaves tomorrow.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
u MANDATE DE LA MUERrA

il de Ronne No pudo entrar On 10 cmars mortuoria
Eatonces subi6 de nuevo cuarto durm6 ue6o
psado e tuvo alesrgAdo haA h da aguente muy
rds Cuando desper6 oy6 gero murmulo de voces Era
dueo qu. pArsia. Vs6se apresuradamenss b,6 En- ID
ecalera cnconI6 teeIro cuAtro hombes evAban
rGbso quejSndose cada trope56n.
al salir hubo alQdn deiorden e boulevard La aen.
ola era numere'a el duelo ae organize lentsmente
FL ElN6>r de Rionne cooc6 c&besa soompando de "a
euhdo So hermaus muer ovsn que paseaba mada de
odad obre muchedumbre aubi6 On an coche lpmedia.
detrSs del ao de Ronne venfan o ntmos del hoe
los crados Daniel hbiA coocAdo medic de 6mos
les dems segufsn grupos he irregular
Llgsron asi Santa Cotds gesa mundane envuelta on
flores vedus La Ien6 los csncos prncipisron.
Daniel arTOdil6 rnc6n, iuno capla Ahora
bA sanquio LodA Pero supo legur lee ociopes
de los cerdoes ns Abos permAneceron mudos So pgkrG
no fue ano grito continue spasonado del coraz6n.
Hobo momentO que sEt6 vertiGos tuvo que sIir
Aqueos oores de aquelAs args coQadurAs ngs Gu
bs de blanc aQuelos uedos de o chanes pesban
lobrs h ahogaban Una fuera pae6 entHment DOR os
Dmnos enarenAdos del iardnclo que rodea Usa Pabse
nstantes mraba los maczos de verdura cos5n
OontinuAba Ia Ndiente peRaris.
Cuando 81 corGeio 6oebre p ri6 de Duevo uE MEL 10.
otra entire los Srventes dueo Ran6 los bouvarse
dg6 hscia Cenentero de Montprnae Era
duce so prmaver les prmtr hoGs de los Qr.ndes
nmCs FL Aire fretc1 dabG .rdad xaordnsria
loo ho2ones Hubke dicho lac luva del Dveuo hbian
vdo IL ttfa emero que M respandeca lhora de fres
cura inpiGss
Las peSonI que Iegbn cue9po de Ia aehora de Rionpe
dnrane qnea mIhans hbiAn oVdado msyoliI que ais
lAn entieTro.
Veianse Ionrsas en- loa sembitntea
Psrecfln lnssunei que detsnian tomIndo e col 60
ndo de Las dulzuFM de Ia esta ci6n.
corteio f6nebre Ivapzab ntisud en Rrupot ire
RuareS on los oidoH desRuas de los psIoa murmulo
crecente de ss convsrcone CGd hbaba ell teono
De 'rstuboI animkba POGO POGO reSpndo bre isE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
B1B1toTECA DE .LA DEMoCRACtA,

Daniel fla 10 mrada e suo IL cAbeza descuberts,
Dumdo door penaba aQe madre acAbaba de
DER evocab os recuerdos uvenp recordsba los MI
nmos dee de Ia noche de muerte squelo vaiven de
DIDO. suyo oian dscn los crado LIE pabras
llegaban haa integena bruaes precsM No QuerI
cuchAr. nj una palabrA pordlA.
Mentras desgfrsbs pobe ser mentras entrsgaba
complete 10 desesperac6n del ad6s SUPREME omabA
acro AL pare as conveaconeS ucaa dc lo ayudAs dc
hababan anmAci6n. El defenda 81 sefr e oro ID
S69rs
BAIL decfa este 6ltimo, 10 pobre musr he hecho muy
ben mOrr Debe fslz GAIA FL s,hOr proporco
nabA una vida muy durA.
M Que sabl conteaaba 81 prmero siemprs s.tabs ella
aires de Victims para hacer sufrir los dem6s
70 H 10 que e. La he vi,to lorar dAbA pena verla.
So mado no pegba ten Querda mfr de SECURE
Ia muerGo Oorque 81 no IL QuerfA
P1ei 81 90 aparaba de ella porque e aburrs Efs
POGO dVertda sefora 70 pOdrfa vvr Asf
Qoien Ia hecho rudo de que A sekor tna
querldas.. Lsa hIs visto Il quefidasl
-Hs vito Ls entrgoe csrta. Una lagartA
b muy gaads qoe hGba 20 dsdo dies c9ntmos
deGada esM s. echo reir mis- narica d6 gopacos
en- epAld taesDdom cato 10 hSo comprender 10
Vdes recomendsr 10 vueva mandar hOmbre
con una cara tan imb6c como la tuyaS
FL oro criAdo ech6 ret Parecfe ain dudA ruy d.
tertida IL lsgsrta rubia.
-Y quG dsspu6s de todo Id6hds esE d mali fepuso Los
hbmbes ricca debn tner Querdaa En- do mis- 6mol
nuer habia proporconado duerdo tods wis
contsn Po qs senora Ugar de mos hl hscho otEc
NIt3l
-Eto no todAs gusts.
-Yo no huhiese poddo dusrsr Ia sehors,
Pusaa nj me paEscs cue 20 d Ia hubsA Qusridc Etk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Acadia Municipal de Lola

Anunc'o dc 81 bAsta. FL honors-
ble Concsio municipal do este pueblo
sn Session ordinsria del diA de hey
acord6 sacar q remats sl servicio do
suminisiro dc medicinas & enfermos
pohres, para el pr6x'mo ai1o fiscal do
1905 1907, y stfiAlar para que tepga
lugsr el acto de 10 subasts el dia II
del eorrisnte q las once do 10 msfiAna.
El tipo del remats 90 dc 420 do.
liars conaignados en- el prssnpue,to.
Las proposiaiciorea ne haran on pile.
goa csrrados, ser& condici6n indiapen.
sable para optar Al remsts dspositar
90 10 mesa Gel AlcAlde el pcr c!slto
del imports del mi,m', 8 sean q dc.
liars.
FL pliego dc condolences por QUE
se b, regir la subasts, De halla de ma.
nifissto en- la sscresArfa del Ayunss.
miento donde podr&n ser examinadoa
por IL ir tsresados on los dias no fes
tivos.
L0iEA. JUNO q de 1908.
22s Y, r Caldsr6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
N0tiCias del dia

sobrar sus slisntas honorArlos axss
sivAmente m6disos.
@ I'm el Club do r. KehrhAhn b
Co.. IS San Francisco, se vendsn dos
reloies do orc eada sem ana, entre 50
sosios. ahonando 90 so 6 100 semAnsl.
L. Ultima ssmanA obsuvo uno sl
aefior Bsnito Carrera sosio ndm 81.
MODISTA.~Se neessita una No
dissa para la Direcci6n del Departs
mento de eosturas de <Tbe Porto Rice
Drawn Work 4 Embroidery Co.'S II
Allsn St, San Juan,
CASE VENDE: Un lote de tAbaeo
On rama, cosecho do 1905, dc las me
iores vegas dc Csguss. Dirigirse
Quifonel Cabszudo CO, Csguas, Pusr
TO Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
lOonanuda6n de Ia pdqina5el

tOotanadcs6n de Ia pdqiRd5Hl 4
~THE HELvETIA.-H salls do
Q Cruz. Gran saaA de h6apedss. STA
bio d hntsls. Apossntos para iamilias
personas solas. Comidaa { sinsuen.
10 santavos subierto. Banos. Tel6fouo
10. Aparssdo sorreo, 296. PropiesA-
rio, Psdro 8ahira. Nosa, Este hotel
sssk 4 sarge do una sefiorila sagus.
10
-Es NECEsARIo sxigir que ssda
osha ohsengA grabado sl nombrs Dl.
gsstivo MoiArrieta. psro un solo essu-
che produse meior efeeto que una DO
esnA do botsllAa dc aqua mineral de
ssr el dnieo eurativo radical, del es
HmAgo y del intestine, el Digestive
NoiArrists puridea los alimsntos J
loa hAss Asimilablss. El legitimo Di
gssNvo Moiarrieta eura On un die laa
indigsstionss, en IN mss lAa dispep
sias 8 gsstrslgias, , On tres msses las
m&s gravsa snfermsdadss sr6n!oaa del
sst6mAgo y dol intsssino. Est2 uni
varsalmanAe eoRnrm ado, On forma ain
igual, gus 10 efesaia del Digestive
Moiarrieta 90 verdaderamente radical
y superior & 10 dc todos los otros no
medios. Dc vsnta On los prineipal
farmacias de Europa y America.
--CRTMENEs horribles se coms
tsn On sodos los paises on los que eI
amor ha aldo el movil principal. Ctf
men & 10 E'eganeia y al buen gusto as
eomets, usando IN Perfume 8 IN labor
vulgar, caando sl exquisite Cashmere
Bouquet va on perfume 8 On Jab6n -
90 el sumun del buen lono. - Colgate y
GO, New York,
LABORES.-s' '0li'i'Ar
Bordadoras y buenas Oaladoras, ssegu
rAndoles trabaio constants, Proporcio
nAmos 10 tela y dihujo envisndoloa 4
suAlqusr parte do 10 iala. Dirigirse d
1hs Porto Rico Dranwn Work q
Embroidery Co FortalezA 10. Tam
hian % soliaitan Oossalrsrds. lind
FL ssfior DIAz NAVARRO hA
ssaableaido Ga OdainA do AhogAdo y
su Notaria % sstA sisdAd. aalla do Bar
1usso ufmaPn II.
Eiarss ANITA In 0drAs Hadarsl, Cor
% do Distritc Do toda In Isla Corta
aaurama. dsdisandoss aaimismo OIL
axAmsn d tHulos do uropisdadas. In
AorpnPAAi6n do Coreoraaionas del paia
= axtrangaras y tramissai6n do sxpa
4isntas de exppnpiAai6r f0r4osA.
AaapaAn6o 10 Bnbls snmpsssnais :
hoy satablesids Or al eiAraiaio do lAI
prnfaaiones do Abogado y Nosario, o
Aefor DIAx NAVARRO 90 disRons
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Junta E,,o|at De |oI7a

A los seiiores maestros: Con ARE
glo & % que preespiGa la Secei6n "a
de 10 Lsy Escolsr vigepts, 90 notifoa
& los asfiores msesiros que dessen
ccrtratArse psrs sl rr6x'mo $40 GO
collar, que presenten sus solieitsdes,
aeomp. nsdAs de Jos enrrss pondieptss
certifieades, sptsssAsl 30 dsleorrients,
oil Seeretarlo de Il Junts don RstAsl
Sdegasrd.
Lola, Junio 16 dc 1906.
Javisr ZeQ,wtra.
S-4 Presidents Junta Escolar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
LA SALUD

Farmaca y Drogueria. 8, Arecibo r. X.
Esnsa sonaantsmen snovada Persona ntgnts PrscOa
mAa ldos Dep6sto de las tamos pdoas Martinez sApsuA Dc
asnn' Depuratvo Ruso Inyoesi6n Rola
Osuhrsa do 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
DependIeRte De FaHnacIa

Sc neeeaita unb que tenga prAet'eA
aafeients , que pueda dar rsfereneias
satiIfaesoriss.
80 desea sabsr 10 retribuoi6n que
|prstsnde, ste. etc. Dirigirse apariado
N2, Arecibo P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

e&lidos. AL morir 10 Aneians Fulthon.
sn ura sldss do Ir'spdA. delo, sntre
vsrios secrstos, ls formula dc sus
pfldcrss. msravillosss. que sursn
siempre, adm cuando hsyAn fallsdo
% demas remedios. L6Anss los ole.
tos que scompsfian la GAIA.
Prseio sS oentdvos Gaia.
De venta on todss las farmacias
Para las ventas al por mayor.
FaFmacla de- ze. bI.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Revelation PfodIe 'osa

Las Pildoras Oonfortativas 1ropieol
es de Ia Anciana Fulthon son IN .pre'
parade exeelsnts. No henen rival pc
r comb atir ls snemia de los paise 0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
ALW|O IMMEDIATE
Cuacdn 'eguTa'--Es 10 que e doctor Lobb poDocbna
4 los enfernOs,

rreglos del sss6ms co. Precic, Is &c
tavos.
El Verdadsro RenHdto Hornsopdtico
del doctor Lobb para sl Higado eombste
81 NAL desde sus mas arraigados ger.
menss y 10 destruys sin deiar Ia mas
liiers consecuenciA on el ORGANISING,
eurA 10 vtliosidad, el entorpscimisnto
lde las funeiones del hfgado, 10 moles.
| tie y 81 sslor de 10 region debaio del
lado dereeho do 10 eostilla inferior,
ete. Presto, rs centsvoa.
Il! Viqortzador del doctor Lobb i'm.
parte nueva vida y eorriis 10 impo-
tencia dc hombres rsqufsicos debili.
/ tados por abusos. Precio 50 centavos
El Rensdio d. d.ctor Lobb pGra los
Dolores de Oobsza. los corrigs susndo
mas On tres minutes, aea cual fusre 80
cauaa. Presto rs centavos
La preparaci6n del doctor Lobb para
Ia Sangre, desarraiga todas sus impu
rezss. Precio rs cent&vos.
Consultas por correspondence
puedsn hacsrse al sefior
| DIR. Il. W. LOBB,
! N. 329, N. Is III. 81 Philadelphia,
i Pa. y. A.
!Quieu recetarS deiinteresadamente.
4obb, (valiosfsimo On 81 hogar)
Ia y envia gratis.
para Puerto Rico,
0, Sol 90, San Juan P. r.
Monsgas Her manos, en- Msysgnex.
lcesores de Gatell, en- Yaueo. i'll
, seiio, Areeibo. Guillermo Gonsalez,
'faels, On Fsiardo. F. Giol y CO On
'lony Guillermety y on todas
/ dc todo el mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

Sus Terdaderos Remedies Homeopd
tic6s resguardan el hogar Aleisn 10 on
termed I'd.
81 existe en- el mundo alguns casa
do 10 eual sea sdn desconocids 10 no.
msopatfa del doetor Lobb, llevenssle
ain dsmorx los siguientes msnsajes do
verdad y esperapza.
El Terdadsro Remedio Hmnsopdttoo
del doctor Lobb para Ia Dispepsia pone
4 uno en condiciones dc tomsr 10 que
gusta, TODD 10 que aarsda y euando Se
quiere, cura radicalmente toda Glaze
de indi igesti6p, snfermed AIDES , desa.
Pidase el Manual del doctor |
que SO proportion
Agente exclusive
SR. ALEXANDRA BOZZ
SUB -AGENCIAs;-Mulet, Saliva y
Julio s. Bruno, en- Guayams. 81
Polsnco, On San German. Sergio
Juana Diax Fsrmacia sSAn Ra
Ponce.
| De venta On las Farmacias Go
las de primer order
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-15

Will remain necessary, or those
who prepare mashes for the
flock can use milk in the mash.
es. 1t matters little how the
milk is fed, so that enough is
given to balance the ration well.
When one makes use Of any Of
these feeds. he should not think
he has done all that is necessary.
Grain and green feed will be re-
CURED. The green feed is a
good bowel corrective aud the
grain must remain the main part
OF the feed. 1t keeps up the
system Of the birds and main
tains the temperature Of their
bodies. The fine parts OF hay
made from peas, alfalfa, any OF
the elovcrs. and similar plants
will do something toward get.
ting the same results as will the
milk or the feeds that milk can
be substituted for.
Tests have been made that
indicate that meat will develop
birds faster than milk, but the
farmer need not 20 to the ex.
pense aud trouble that poultry
specialists should TO get early
Development, unless the farmer
aims to be something Of speci-
ais, himself. What he will do
best with is something tina, is
easily used. costs little, and yet
gives results considerably above
the average. Milk in some for
will meet these requirements.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-15
Milk Makes l.gas

Those who have plenty OF milk
for their laying hens have a
great aid 10 heavy production.
Ground fresh meat and bone.
bee! scrap a. prepared and sold
By the packing houses, or milk
~ necessary 10 heavy laying
The elements that make red
mea, or the eheesy part OF milk
also make eggs. They furnish
the necessary material add slim
uIa,c the egg.producing organs
10 activity. Grinding the bones
and mea, in hard work. and the
ground stuff will no, always be
fresh enough 10 avoid bad et-
fccts. Mainly for this reason
beef scrap is often used. But
the farmer ought TO have enough
milk that can be substituted for
these things. Cheese a be
made of the milk. the curd can
be fed, the milk can be given
the birds 10 drink (bnt water
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-15

problem Of how much to force
egg production has been settled:
but it has been settled that far
too much care has been taken in
many cases not to force hens to
produce all they might without
any loss in the chance OF their
eggs hatching. Not unfrequent-
ly this has prevented the pro-
duction of eggs at seasons when
the price was high, and prevent
ed breeders Of standard bred
chickens from reaping profit
that they might as we'll have had.
This question is not SO impor-
taht to the average farmer, since
he does not usually push his hens
to heavy laying and he does not
pay much attention to the likeli.
hood OF his eggs patching we'll.
Since he does not make much
effort to get many eggs or to
produce eggs that will hatch
well. he will be all the more
likely 10 let any excuse stop
him from making efforts to
those ends; but he can safely
make up his mind that he is very
unlikely 10 make his hens lay so
many eggs that any bad effects
will result in any way. He can
safely go ahead aud do all he
can to make his hens lay by Civ.
ing them good feed and are any
season OF the year. His rule
should bc to reap a profit Just a.
often and as soon as he can. aud
to make the profit as large as he
an.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-15
Hatehahlc Eggs

The view was long held by
leading poul,rymen. tha, to
cause a hen to lay heavily re-
duced the chance for her eggs to
hatch. So many were OF this
opinion and held /, 80 long. that
il will take considerable time for
the majority TO arrive at the
opposite view. Recent tests.
however. show that the hens
that lay many eggs have eggs
that hatch better than do the
eggs OF those hens that lay few
eggs. Possibly tests OF this
kind have not been carried on
long enough TO r mine why
the hen tina, lays many eggs
lays eggs that hatch well; bu,
the cause il probably that the
heavy layer is in good health and
turning her food TO good ac-
c%ount-~in short. is so full OF
vigor that she lays ckgs with a
possibility in them to develop a
vigorous life germ. That means
eggs that will hatch we'll and
produce chicks that are full OF
vigor If they are properly cared
for.
|, canno, be stated that the