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Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
Gard Esom 0. S. D.

Editor Record Il. notice a
few owners of chinquapin ridges
and huckleberry thickets have
signs stuck up-"Not Huntin' on
nv Lam -. Christmas will soon
be here and you are at liberty to
hunt on the farm Of j. T. Smith,
]. D. Hood, Lee Smith, Jim Car"
Gill and G. J. Buchanan, and if
you happen to get in the wrong
pew and get bawled out, tell
them to 60 to-to-to Sunday
school and learn the Golden
Rule: Do to others as you
would have them do to you.
If you get hungry you will find
feed for your horses ard back
bones and cracklin bread for
yourselves at their places.
O. S. D.
Sidney, Ark.
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K E E D

M. E. Butler visited his father,
Rev. J. F. Butler, OF Calamine
Sunday.
John r. Nelson was trading
with the merchants at Newport
last week.
John Milligan captured a cat
fish one day last week which
weighed 80 pounds.
"Aunt Della" Hoggard is sick
at this writing. We are hoping
she will recover soon.
Rev. James Hill passed through
our town Saturday enroute to his
appointment at Union.
Olite a number Of the farmers
of this section marketed cotton
in Batesville last week.
Cleve johnson and family of
Lawrence county were visiting at
the home Of j. Il. Norman sun
day.
L. Parsley and sister Of Emery
we're visiting their brother, Mon"
roe Parsley, Saturday and Sun
day Of last week
Christmas is coming again,
and if we can get these darned
old holes darned up in our socks
we will hang them up.
A union spelling conducted by
the young people Of this country
at the Institute school house FRI
day night was a success,
Robert Tompkins OF Pough-
keepsie can be seen in this coun-
try just most any time. Don't
know what Robert means; guess
he does.
Lacy Holt and wife were visit
ing at the horne Of j, B, Adair
Sunday, Mr.. Holt is a promis.
ing young minister and has
many friends in this section,
Some Of the correspondents to
the Record have had something
to say about. the scarcity of hogs,
We find nest everybody in old
Strawberry with plenty of hogs
to make their meat, ard we know
Of good deal to sell AZ 7 l Z
cents pound.
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Barged To Death.
Sid dney, Ark.

David S. Duly, IS years old,
was burned to death in a barn
belonging to Link Osborne, in
Dota township, Independence
county, last Saturday night. 1t
seems that on Saturday night
several parties in the vicinity
were drinking to excess, and that
Duly was at Osborne's house in
a very drunken condition. Os"
borne started to put him to bed
when Mrs. Osborne demonstrated
on account OF his condition, and
Duly was taken to the barn to
sleep off the effects Of the liquor.
A few hours later the barn was
found on fire, and before help
could be rendered the sleeping
man was burned TO ashes. II
is supposed that the unfortunate
man in some manner unknow-
ingly set fire to the barn.
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DrlEk Is Not A Defense.

Says the Arkansas Gazette OF
Monday: On the ground that
voluntary drunkenness is no de-
Tense for murder, the Supreme
Court yesterday affirmed the
judgment Of the Clark county
circuit sentencing j, p, llenslee
TO 10 years IN tho penltentiOry
for The killing Of Walter Legate,
April 81, 1910, llenglee was in.
dicted for fret degree murder.
Mrs. Legatc, wife Of tho man
killed and principal witness for
the state, testified that Henslee
came 10 the Legate house on the
afternoon Of April 81 with y gun,
He demanded Of Legsto certain
money owed him by The former
and upon Lesate's reply that it
would be paid later, said; "You
viii pay mo now, or will kill
YOU" Before Legate could re-.
ply, llenslee fired and Le6ate
felt, dead, In bis defense, Hens.
leo pleaded temporary insanity
induced by drink,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

NOTICE-At the beginning Of
the new year | will discontinue
my hotel accommodations, but
viii continue my livery and feed
stAble bueln nae,
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JACKSON IN JAIL.
I VIII De Made To Bring Him To
Trial Next January.

perrin ", W, Bristow return.
|Tbureduy from Little Rock
D. e Jackson, who was
Rcd IN the county Jail,
ehIlon was made in these
hhs last week Of the fact
Tue superintendent Of the
hospital at Liltlc Rock had
pea the sheriff that Jackson
recovered hla mind aulfi.
Iy to be brought to trial,
ebaoh Is under indictment
Northern District for mur.
q TIE first degree, for the
8 ut hH brother.in.law, a
hOmed Richardson, at llar.
1908
c' thu killing Jackson was
9 IN jAIl here and was taken
hospital in July, 1908, af.
''IeIaaa had declared him
ounI Il ind,
'u'l court for the Norlhoru
o' e9oyenea at Hardy the
vud'y IA January, when
g"eon eeee will be called
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
Our Pay Roll.

The Record thapks these good
friends who have paid subscrip-
tions this week: W, II Spots,
Reed; D, NJ. llislip, Poughkeep'
sie; Monroe Holt, King Mills;
John o. Lamar, W. 7, Mont"
gomery, Cave City; e. G, Ball,
G, W, Kirley, Sidney; Ed G..
EekeI, WiIIiford; John Sharp,
Love; W, " Anderson, Gala
mine; Mrs, Y. E, Brewer, j. G,
Dunnigan, Evening Shade; "A. j.
Banks, Guion; W. A, Nichols,
Bald Knob; |. M. Wright, Diff,
Iowa; II. B, Hill, Paul9 Valley,
okla; W. II. Jack, Onapa, Ok
Ia; Sampeon Barnett, holland,
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CDR. Miles Nervine
Completely Cured
Our Little Boy of
Fits"

A family can suffer no greater
afliction than to have q child SUBJ
ject to fits or epilepsy. Many a
father or mother would give their
all to restore such a child to health
IL am heartily glad to tell YOU OF
our little boy who was completely
cured Of fits. He commenced hav.
Ing them at 10 years Of age and had
them for four years, fied three
doctors and one specialist but all Of
them said he could not be cured,
but DR., Miles Restoraty We Neryine
aud DR., Miles Nerve and Liver Pills
made q complete cure. lie Is now
lRle, hearty and gay. Il has been
three yeafBsInee he had I he last spell.
shall give Dr.. Miles medicines
praise wherever | 90. You are as
liberty to use this letter as YOU see
fit and anyone writing to me ! will
gladly answer II they enclose stamp
+. H. DOGUE, WIndiall, Ind,
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Respectfully,
W, G. SHAVER

If you are suffering from bill.
iousness, constipation, indiges.
ton, chronic headache, invest
one cent in d postal card, send to
Chamberlain Medicine Co Des
Moines, Iowa, with your name
and address plainly on tho back,
and they will forward you a free
sample Of ChamberIain's Ston.
Neh and Liver Tablets, Sold by
Snow Drug Co,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF The Interior.
u, s. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Doe l5. 1910

Notice is horcby given tlnt John RotlH Of
Matthew'S. Ark who on Nov 3, 1910 made
Homcotcad Fnt'y No G2jj2O for so or Of SW Or,
See . and NJ Half Of NV Or Of Section 10, Town.
ship II North, Range West, 9Th Principal Mer-
ilan. has filed notice OF intontIon TO make Final
Five Year Proof 10 establish claim 10 Tho land
above described before Jas, M, Simpson, County
Clerk, At Eyenme Shade Ark, on the 23rd day Of
january, lpll
Claimant names as Witnesses George Timer,
John W, Buchanan, Lewis King, Charley Wade,
All of Matthews, Ark,
GUY W, CAGON Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF The Interior
Land ONCE at Little Rock, Ark ,

Notice is hereby given that Elisha u, Goodin Of
Center, Ark, who on Now 90, 1893, made Home.
ete,d Application No. 2joi2 for oasJ half Of
sguhweBt quarter Of section H. township II
north, range D wtst, 5th prIncipol meridian, has
God notice Of intention TO make Final Five Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above deaa
crbcd, before the County Judge Of sharp County,
Arlto at Evening Shade, Ark, ON the l7th day Of
December, 1910
Claimant NAMES pa Witnesses 10 l., Miller,
j, u, Edwards of LayRe Arhu Adolf DenBeh,
Wall Mellatiey Of Center Aria
GUY w. tARON Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depa udenl or The lnleHoh
iauu Office al Little ljotk, A H.,
non b. nm.

NUN W. ITTTI
Notice /. hereby given Chat Archibald NJ Jtmts
Of Mobl,y, Arlu, who ON Nov 9, i9ol mnde
lium,ptsnd Entry No e0JgG fer south hgit of
northeast quarter, Buulhplbt quarter of north
west qpait,r of Ftolion 30, toWnfhp Is north
rage west 5th principal meridian, hta f'ad NO.
ieu NJ Intention 10 mHte final five year proot TO
establish claim 70 the aod gloyo described before
jane gImpaon Cltrb ut EyenInR fhade, ArUn
ON NE IA day OF Jan, lell
Claimant names % wItnesseaI John Daniel
James. John WashH{ton james, Geo, Ray
james, William Edgar pihAst0n all OF Mybles
Art
Guy ", cAR0N, t,eHIstor
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
Dr.. Miles Nervine

Is Just what It Is represented TO be,
a medicine compounded especially
for nervous diseases, such as fits,
spasms, St. VituS' dance, convul-
sions and epilepsy, These diseases
frequently lead to insanity or cause
weak minds. DR.. Miles Neryinc
mas proven most effective in reliey-
ing these dreaded maladie9.
Gold by all druggists. II tho first bottle
falls TO benefit your money s returned
MlLE0 MEDICAL CO., Elkha't, lad
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
ST N E Y

Miss Blanch Arm, sister OIL a.
p Arm. is expected here soon
from Tulia, Texas.
A B. Arm "broke' bis rec
ord recently in selling stock he
does this free lently'
II y Croft was confined to his
room the first Of this week with
an attack of the la grippe.
DR., Lewis of Barren Fork died
ot his home Monday. The Ma
socio lodge of this place was
asked to participate in the funer'
al rites.
Messrs Allison Bone, Lonnie
patlIes and Walter Yeager, VINO
have been attending school al
Salem, have returned home Tor
the Christmas holidays
Miss Ora Meeks could not
meet her classes in the primary
deuartmont Of the public school
)ast Monday morning on account
of the serious illness Of her
mother,
pcof. Otis Lawrence and his
hrotber, Fla, will leave Friday
flor their home in Lonoke county
prof, Lawrence will attend lhe
Arkansas State Teachers Asso-
citation in Little Rock
John Henry Johnston, accom-
panied by Fla Lawrence ana
Misses Edith Johnston and TRUE
Ham, recently drove to Cush-
han to meet Miss Louise Johns
lon, who has returned from Gal
oway College to spend the holi'
lays at her home,
On last Monday fire broke out
In the roof Of j, p, Bones store,
but it was fortunately discovered
Ind eXlinguished before a great
eaI Of damage was done. The
re is thought to have originated
rom the dangerous "Girecrack'
+ careessly thrown
On Thursday night the Sidney
arIand Literary will render the
blowing program at the school
piIding;
Recitatons, Edith Johnston
hd Gladys Hunter,
Song, Opal and Cecil Bruce,
PLAY, GLOW She Managed It,"
TRUE Ilam and Homer
ruce,
Medley, Misses TRUE Ham,
bic Lee Rowlett, Venia Kirtley,
yreIa Cole, Edna Ball, Della
Foit, Fannie Bone, Cecil Bruce,
fue Bone, Edith Ball, lIssie
Die, Cuba Smith, Edith Johns"
flrio, Fla Lawrence, Shelby
plins, Prof, Lawrence.
Play, "a Corner On Hearts, "
psey Yeager, Elmer Evans,
eby Mullins, Fla Lawrence,
pest Buchanan, Lizzie Buch.
pa,
pebate, "Be 1t Resolved, That
Works Of Nature are More
nducivc to the Happiness Of
lnkind than the Works OF
t'' Affirmative, Lucas john
b, llImore Evans, Negative,
rnard Bruce, Orus Steele.
pocioIIIes interspersed,
N thursday afternoon Miss
Meek3 will conduct exercises
Pc primary department.
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MAXV IL |. +
Merry Christmas.

winter term Of school at Cedar
Hill.
Mrs. M. e. Simpson is visiting
relatives at Evening Shade this
week.
! Road Overseer Story did some
much needed word on the roads
here last week.
A new boy arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Stout
Saturday night.
Aunt Mary Simspson cele.
brated her seventy first birthday
one day recently and is still hale
and hearty.
| james and Iver Heron Of Gil
leepie, Ill,, were looking over the
country a few days ago with the
view of locating here.
Several Of this section were at
Evening Shade two or three
days Of this week attending the
l3arnes- Brightwell trial.
Ralph Snow and family, who
have been at Cave City the past
two months, have returned and
are now domiciled in their former
holne.
The educated man says ignor-
ance is the cause Of all vice and
the iliterate man says an edlca-
ton is the gre''test source OF ras-
caity. So there you have it.
A match running through the
machinery set fire to the Pickens
gin one day last week and about
200 pounds Of cotton was burned.
Prompt action on the part of the
gin workmen prevented further
damage.
A man in Cleveland, OAio
claims to have discovered the
elixer Of life, but unless our new
democratic congress can guaran'
tee reduction in the cost of liv'
ing in the near future we prob
ably will not take any OF il.
". Y. Witten and family o
Cave City spent one day of las
week here with relatives, this be
ing their first visit hoge since las
June. Mr.. Witten has been il
very poor health during the in
terval, but is rapidly regainins
his strength now.
Qaite a lot OF moving has tax
en- place near here lately. Sun
Gle Pink" Shirley moved to hi
farm near BlanvilIe and +, p
| Watkins moved to the farm va
Gated by "Uncle Pink" j, Rusl
has moved from Morgan town
ship to the Milton Wright farm
The directors OF this schoo
district have complied with IN
necessary requirements to put il
operation the compulsory educa
ton law enacted by the last leg
islature, and as this is the frs
effort in this state to leglslat
wisdom in our heads we shal
await the result with interest
However, we venture the predic
ton that it will prove like the oil
adaee Of leading the mule t
water"
We wish again TO call atteutlo
TO the fact that We have one o
The best countries 10 the worl
for raising hogs, yet we are toll
that there Is not exceeding on
hog per capita Ia tho county
This IL a condition too deploraOI
to be endured much longer n
farmer can prosper who has |
buy his meat and bread, 1t mat
tore not how high the price Q
cotton Is we must raise q LIVING
home, Hog cholera has deeimat
ed the herds Of the county 81
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ATTY. AT LAW = EX co. SURVEYOR
r. x, Arnold
LOCAL SURVEYOR

King Mliis. {; Arkansas
The best Of Field Notes for the county furnish.
cd free Of charge, and prompt to obey calls.
Money or no money, charges reasonable, Phone
ut residence.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

No.
In the Superior Court of the State OF Washing
ton, for San Juan County.
Rhoda McI.achlan and Cora Hover, Plaintiffs.
Thomas MacMahon, also all other persons
or parties unknown claiming any right,
title lien or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint herein, de-
PENDANTS.
The State Of Washington to the said Thomas
MacMahon, also all other persons or parties I'M
known claiming any right, title, lien or interest
in the real estate described in the complaint
herein, defendants:
You are hereby SUNNI oned to appear within
cation OF this Summons, to-wit; within sixty
f6o) days after the 28th day of October, 1910, and
defend the above entitled action in the above
entitled Court and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiffs and serve copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned attorneys for plaintiffs, at their
Office below stated, and in case of your failure
SO to do Judgment wilt be rendered against you
according to the demand OF the complaint
(which has been filed with the Clerk of said
courtl. The object of the above entitled action
is to remove from plaintiffs title to the follow
ing described premises any claim or interest
therein by defendants which claim. or interest,
is a cloud upon the title to said property, to-
wit; ~
The North half (N1z) of the Southe asst quarter
Is. E. " of the Southwest quarter Is W. ~ OF
Section Two (2l in Township Thirty-four t34)
North of Range Two (2) West, IN San Juan
SMITH & COLE
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
p. o. Address 4o8 Boston Block, Seattle, King
County, Washington.
Date of first publication, october 20, 1910
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Humphrey and Our Merchant Marine

The National Gazette, published
in New York, the oldest publication
of its kind in the United States. and
a journal that is widely circulated,
contained in its issue of November
Is the following editorial in praise
of Congressman w. E. Humphreys
good work in the interest Of our
merchant marine. The Gazette saws:
Speaking of the American Mer-
chant Marine it is well to note the
crusade which Congressman William
Humphrey has made for the restor-
att on of American ships to the sea.
Mr.. Humphrey has endeavored to
klndle revolt against an intolerable
tyranny, viz. The international
Shipping Trust, which is today lew
ing huge and arbitrary tax on the
bulk Of our foreigns trade. 1t is
nigh time that some patriot interest
himself in disclosing the character
OF the gigantic conspiracy. The
government that rules the seas Of
the present time, is secret combi-
na,lon OF foreign ship owners. Their
RUE IS monstrously wasteful and
lapaclous. The anti-American-E Eng.
l1sn German japanese STEAMSHIP
Trust Is an alien power, 50 vast q
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President Taft offered the district
judgeship, made vacant by the death
of the late Edward Whitson, to
Senator Wesley L. Jones last week.
AS Jones had previously declared he
would not accept the place, the offer
was purely complimentary. Had
the senator been inclined to accept
it is possible the offer would not
have been made for it has been stat
ed quite positively that President
Taft has a preference for another
man for the place. The distinguish
ed services of ex-senator George
Turner on the Alaska Boundary
Commission and as member of
Hague Tribunal, have commended
him highly to the president, and the
story comes straight from the Ma
tional Capital that Turner may have
the district judgeship if he wants it.
Politicians have figured it out that
if Turner declines the district judge
ship, the place will be tender
ed to Chief Justice Rudkin, of the
state supreme court.
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Producers Of building materials
in the state of Washington are divid-
ed on the question of whether a new
building lien law should be passed
or not. Many favor the draft pro-
posed by the Washington Building
Arts and Crafts Association, which
provides protection for the man who
builds and for the laborer and me-
chanic, but limits the possibility Of
lien by the contractor. subcontract-
or and material man to the amount
Of the contract price. Home build
ers have been the greatest sufferers
under the present law which permits
all kinds of over-charges without
the knowledge of the owner. Once
material is delivered at a building
site, with or without the owner S
consent, the material man has a
lien against the property. Certain
classes of material men are we'll sat-
isfed with this condition as it gives
them full protection for the total
value of property, but it's hard on
the owner.
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TURN HER FACE TO- OF the head with
WARD THE SETTING meat ak. This
SUN. treatment has
never been known to fail since Adam
Don't stick up your nose at the King
drag. It will make sour road look
sweet IN less time than any other de-
vice known to man. The dllly objec-
ton to It is that It Is too darned sim
pie. It ought to have three or four Nv
wheels, ffty Or sixty cogs and few
hundred coli springs attached to it.
Then e $206 Z. Q. b. Chicago were
charged 1or 4 Il might come into rem
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Il E

to be a kind of sinister world-state or
usurping government Of the ocean.
"Mr. Humphrey has accomplished
more toward stirring the American
people to sense of the loss and
shame of our present status among
seafaring nations than any other per-
son. We must destroy this illegiti-
mate government, not by VIOLENCE,
but by intelligence"
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cURRIED WITH A BY readers writes to
II scANTLING. ask If anything
can be done with the voice OF the
female guinea hen. We think not.
brother. 1t is as hopeless PROPOSE
ton as the amateur tenor and just
about as musical. The best treatment
is to extract the voice with a bread
knife and a pair Of pipe tongs. When
this is done thoroughly the voice rare
~ comes back.
Here is little item which is worthy
81 considerations IL you are fattening
cattle for market: Just before weigh
ing ii feed generous quantity OF
yeast foam and dried apples. Be care
I'LL not to overio It, o. the buyer may
think you hare been entertaining ~
epidemic Of drOpsy.
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CALI quiet Wnue
teaching her how
to drink skim
milk from a ten
quart pail. The
remedy is very
simple: Grasp the
calf firmly by the
tail and nostrils,
turn her face to-
ward the setting
sun and hit her
twice in success
sion In the back
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the hog hou s e
with a log chain.
This is painful.
but salutary. and
is calculated to
inspire respec t
for parental au-
thority.
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oral use. AS it is. it is handicapped by
chea pness. Nobody wants road drag
which costs only few boards off the
hack fence, a bolt or two from the
windmill and istful Of skinned
knuckles.
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SPRAY HIS STOMACH WITH ICED TEA.
surface. when they can be easily re-
moved with pair Of pliers. This
treatment is good only during the dog
days. for cholera germs have no thirst
during the winter months.
After the boy has worked on the
farm all summer for his board and
overalls hand him 20 cents in currency
and send him to the county fair for
an outing. The average boy can have
a regular Fourth of July celebration on
20 cents. and your generosity will en-
dear him to the farm and give him
broad. liberal outlook on life.
Constant Reader wants to know II
there is any way to keep sucking
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his family every HITCH THEM TO THE
day at 3 a. N. HOG HOUSE.
with a high gear crow There is no
necessity of it. Just pipe the rOost-
er's crow through four inch exhaust
pipe and run it underground into your
neighbours back yard.
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WE ADVISE AGAINST BUYING A JACK WITH
ENDORSEMENTS FROM A MINISTER.
clergyman friend, who said that the
children could use his caboose as
stepladder. and inside of week the
animal had scattered large and grow
ing family over rock crushed road
two and a half miles long. We would
sooner trust our anatomy to the ten
der mercies Of a drunken corn shred
der than face the rotary action Of
sleepy eyed mule which was once a
member Of preachers family. De-
spite the fact that the average preach
er doesn't know jack from jackpot.
we notice that when it comes to
horse trade he can paint rings around
any other class of our citizenship.
The practice Of dehorning as usually
carried out is needlessly cruel. the
best method is to have the horns ex-
tracted by painless dentist. who will
draw them while you wait at 81 per
horn. The heifer which has inhaled
couple of bags Of laughing gas
while in the dentist chair will never
kick anybody's front teeth loose again.
Every farmer ought to have a strop
for his disk harrow. 1t is neat and in
expensive and when hung in the par
Tor makes a nice ornament. We adj
wise against the use of the self strop-
ping harrow. 1t is not practical and is
liable to bleed the hired man when in
perfect health.
The colt which persists in kicking
the hind quarters off its mother every
day or two should be curried with a
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No-self respect
ing farmer will
allow Il bow leg
ged, squat nosed.
short tailed asth-
matte rooster to
wake him and
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2 by II scantllng
applied a eros S
the posterior or
ganism b e t or e
every meal. A
kicking colt can
drive more men
to the nearest
saloon in pass
ing a given point
than any other
article Of furni-
ture on the farm.