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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
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to Quickly Restore Lost
Vitality.
A Free Trial Treatment Sent by
Mail to All Who Write.

Free trial treatments or eneryita q most
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many who haze battled Tor years against the
mental and physical suffering OF man weak
ness have written thanking him for the
great benefit received. therefore. Or Howell
has decided 10 send free trial treatments TO
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aud all who suffer with amy form OF weak
moss, resulting from youthful folly prerna-
tUrc loss 81 strength ana memory, weak
back. lack al Vitality and confidence can
now receive this strength giving treatment
ut home
Tbs treatment has 9 peculiar grateful ef-
feet 81 warmth ANA seems act direct 10
the desired location. promoting strength and
development Just where IL l. needed. II IL
given I" relieve tho ills and troubles that
come from years OF misuse OF the natural
functions. and has met with remarkable
success, even in cases approaching al
vanceu age. y request To John s Howell
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cinnatl Ohio. stating that you desire one
Of his FREQ ,ria! packages, Will be compiled
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lie is DESTROYS OF reaching that great class
OF men VINO are unable TO leave home to he
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treat man weakness when the proper rene
dies are employed DR.. Howell makes no
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sent free sample and literature. carefully
sealed In piain package that you need
have no fear Of embarrassment or publicity
Readers are requested to write without de-
ay.-Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
pEsroNDENr MAN ENDS LIFE.
j. j. Griffin Commits Suicide by DRINK
Ing InntmmIIm.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.

Especial 70 TIC Ilmcs- IDlspatch.
Suffolk. Va, August 10. j. Griffin.
who recently moved 10 suffolk from the
county. n married man with family
living on Park Avenue. Suffolk, COM
mittcd suicide to-day by drinking 30
cents worth OF laudnnum.
Griffin purchased the laudanum early
this morning ana went TO his home.
Without revealing his deed he fell into
= deep sleep. Being unable 10 arouse
him. his wife at o'clock summoned Dr.
J. l.. Rawls All means used To 81 vo
Griffin we're futile, and he died to-
night at . o'clock. No motive is as
dcncy ii being unable TO secure work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

Hospital. has recovered sufficiently To
be removed to his country home on
hermitage Road.
summer quarterly meeting Of the Rich
mond Assembly, Brotherhood Of st An
drew, IN tho lecturc-room OF st.
James Episcopal Church Tomorrow
night 1T $3.50 o'clock 4 large attend
altfe of members from all over Rich
mond Is expected.
+. X Elanktnship. who has been
Eisiti9S his mother N this city. has re-
turned home
Mrs J. Z. Clopton and her son. Har-
vie,. left the city Friday for a short
visit 10 Atlantic City.
". +. Rlankenship. OF this city. is
spending week 1t Ocean View
The maximum temperature in Fich-
mond Yesterday VAS 50 degrees.
l.. r Kuhn. ,rr., OF Cincinnati. who
came here ~ attend the funeral OF his
father. mas returned 10 his home
Approximate gross earnings OF the
Senboard Air Line Railway for tho firsr
week In August show ar increase. of
SILVIA. az compared with the cores
ponding week last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
THREW EVIDENCE AWAY
Negro SmasI,cS Hottie of AIIc,-co Cd
cniMe md AIsO Lnscs MrrI c1I lInrn.c

Negro SnashcS bottle of Alleged Co.
cainc nnd Also Loses Marked Money.
nelson Henry. cc!orcd. an old Of
tcctive- Sergeant Wiley on the charge
of having cocaine in his possession.
with 4 marked half-doilar Wiley got
drug from Henry The negro turned
his purchase over to the detective. and
the latter began Il hunt for Henry H..
Ohio Railway viaduct at Seventeenth
Street, but Henry saw Wiley Mt the
same time. Before the officer nabbcd
lievcd to have contained cocaine. and IL
could not be found. Despite the loss OF
this evidence, Henry was collared and
locked up ut the First Police Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
rnd,nns Get Marriage License.

i marriage liccnse was granted ycs-
terday By Clerk Walter Christian. IN
Hastings Court, 10 Edward Bradley and
Carrie r. Holmes. Tho prospective
nride and groom, are both Indians. and
are members OF the famous pamunEcy
Tribe, from King william County.
Bradley l. twenty-threc years old, and
is employed as n chauffeur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
1nI.-lluALrn LEADS TO SUICIDE.
John Miller Ccrnton Drinks Poison to
End Ills Life.

Asherlle, y e. August ld-Dcspon-
dent because OF ill-health. John Miller
Ceraton, OF Dcland. Fla twenty 1.-TWO
years old. ended his life to-day by
drinking poison. The deceased. who
was unmarried and who is survived by
this mother. a brother and two sisters,
came 70 Asheville from Dcland three
months ago in search OF health. Ills
family formerly lived at Rutherforlton.
this state. moving TO Florida five years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

Melvin patterson. colored, was semi
to jail for ninety days yesterday
morning in Police Court for stealing
wire from L. Roth. Harry Daniels
also colored, was sent TO Jail for sixty
days for stealing 4 bag OF Hour from
the Acme Evans Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
Bandit nohs meteor"

Kansas City. Nio., August ia
bandit. who boarded u Pullman ear OF
the 81. iuui. and snn Francisco pas
acni;cr train, known the Meteor, nj
the union station here Tonight, held
mp four passengers the soon
after the train lrft for Oklahoma aud
Texas. The robhcr escaped by jump
ja. from the train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
RICHMOND ELkS TO VISIT TIE
NATIONAL UOaiE At REDFORD

The Elks of Richmond are preparing
10 visit the beautiful National Islks'
Home nj Bedford next week 4 spe-
A. NJ Tuesday. August 10. and leave
Bedford returning AT 2:25 r.. NJ. Friday.
August 90 The round trip fare Is only
$500. Arrangements are being made
to quarter the party at the home. ana
a delightful outing is looked forward
ADVERTISEMENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
uInci,cn Eirc plur.

For obsiructirg fire hydrant 1t
The northwest corner OF Eighth and
Broad Street with an automobile, w.
&. Jackson was fined sl0 yesterday
morning in Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
MIR. Henry Harris

Iins inst Returned from N business
Trip North.
where he purchased n full and up-to-
date line OF fabrics for his popular
tailoring establishment ut 513 East
Main street. which he now has on dis
play. Phone your order early.-Adver-
tisemcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
BY HAROLD

the turning-point in her career),
stood and started and admired. .
did not expeCt.. .......t that IS,
Only IN" number OF the apartment was
slNen." she stsmmered. 'T........."
Ihrn her slender igurc Strengthened.
= with an effort she subdued the
night and dismay which had evident
drn's nat
Mr.. ~Chittenden's hat" I repeated.
with a tinsllng IN my throat similar
10 that when YOU hit your elbow
snlartly on a sharp corner. MIR. Chit
tcnGon's hat"
Yes: he is so thoughtless that
cared not trust him to search for il
hione. Have you got it,
Heavens: how my hear beat at the
SIGHT OF this beautiful being. a. she
stood there. paipitatine between
shame and anxiety. She was beautiful.
and ! krew instantly that | loved her
better than anything else on earth.
Mr.. '~hittenden's hat" I contin-
ned 10 iucIdly ais Il trained parrot and
IN tones not wholly dissimilar.
Cant You saw anything more than
Eat2'-impetlently.
Wa II Your letter he was seeking -"
I cried, all ear"rness and excitement
rs ms u sane thought entered my
DIu ne tel You that there was a
letter ia it:--cornfully.
es' guilty.. Heaven only knows
Why should have had any sense OF
guilt.
Give K to tine at once"-impera-
lively.
The hat or the letter. Truly. /
dld not know what I was about. Only
one thing was plain 10 my confused
lnind. and that was the KNOWLEDGE
That ] wanted 70 put my arms around
Ler and carry her far. far away from
Toddy-One-Boy.
Are o mar TO anger mo In this
iashion? she said. balling her little
SioN"d hands W|rathtully. Had there
Deen real lightning in her eyes Id
have been dead this long white Do
lou dare believe that | knew you lived
IN this apartment!
haven't the hat"
You dared 10 search it?"-drawing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
Author OF
The Man on the Box"
The Goose Girl Etc.

touched" I replied.
Il insist on going"
Very well We shall go together.
under no other circumstances. This
Is Il common courtesy that | would
snow TO a perfect stranger"
put on my derby. took up the
Frenchman's card and tile. and bowed
her srsvely into the main hallway
We did not speak on the way down
10 the street. We entered the cab in
silence. and went rumbling of south.
west. When the monotony became
positively enbearable | spoke.
u regret to force myself upon you
No reply.
IT must be a very important letter
10 no one but myself, with ex
IRENE frigidity.
His father ought to ring his neck
thinking OF Toddy-One-Box.
sir. he is my brother"
y beg your pardon j. seemed
that ! wasn't getting on very well.
w" bumped across tho Broadway
tracks. once or twice sur shoulders
touched and the thrill 4 experienced
was az painful as 81 was raptrrouS.
What was in p lettt- that she should
80 To this extreme TO recall III \
heat-i'ash OF jealousy went over me-
she had written TO some other fell
low: for there always is some other
fellow. hang him,..........And Then
" strand idea came into my srstw lille
stupid head. Here she was. alone
with M IN a cali - was the oppor-
tufitN Of "A lifetime. I could force her
To listen To my explanation.
4 received Nour note" began. Ii
was cruel and without Justice"
Her chin went up a degree.
The worst criminal IL not con-
dcrnod without a hearing. and I have
had none"
~" p~"-reptible movement.
We ar" none Of Us infallih!n in
keeping appointments. We are liable
y" make mistakes occasionally. Had |
known that TUESDAY nighi was tn.
hifhl %. the dance Id have crossed TO
dorsey I'm a rowhoat hut what Ia have
J. OF M Engagement"
The chin remained precipitously in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
We shall 20 together"

we snail go together.
An. II only had the courage TO
say; Il would II were for ever" But
1 feared that IL wouldn't take.
rang the bell. and presently a maid
opened the door.
is Monsieur de Beausire In"
asked.
No; sir. he is not" the maid an
swered civiily.
DO you know where he may be
found?"
III o have a bill you may leave
it."-frostily and with sudden suspi-
cion.
There was a smothere sound from
behind me. and ! flushed angriiy.
Il am not a bill -collector."
"oh; it's the second day o. the
month. you know. thought perhaps
YOU were"
"He has in his possession a hat
which does not belong to him"
Good gracious. he hasn't been steal
ing? | don't believe"-making as
though TO shut the door.
This was too much. and | laughed.
no. my girl. he hasn't been stealing
But. being absent minded. he has TAX
en- another mans hat. and | am bring
ing his home in hopes OF getting the
II he took by mistake"
oh" And the maid laughed
shrilly.
| held out the hat.
My land: that's his hat. sure
enough. | was wondering what made
hi~' took, So funny when nc went out"
Where has he gomez" came sharply
over my shoulder.
IF you will wait" said the maid
Sood-naturedly. Il will inquire"
We waited. So far as | was con.
cerned / hoped he was miles away.
and thar he nigh q on riding for
hours and hours. The maid returned
soon.
He has con" 10 meet the french
consul N Mouqin's'
Which one" ! asked. There are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

: saw that II was all over. There
was now no reason why | should not
/ speak my mind fully.
Il can understand without reading.
realize that your not was cruel
unlike anything you had done.
ana your good heart compelled you 10
write an apology: but your pride got
the better OF you. and upon SECOND
hough you concluded TO let the un-
merited hurt e. on"
! shall II" VI
Does truth annoy you?"
WI decline 10 discuss truth with you.
VIII you stop the driver"
Not until We reach Seventy first
street west" ~
BY what right"
The right OF a man who loves YOU.
@ There: II is out. and my pride has
bone down the wind. After tonight |
snau trouble you no further. But ev-
cry man has the right TO tell one wonl-
an that he loves her and | love VOL.
l loved you the IN I first lad
eyes on you. j couldn't help IL. saw
this TO you now because / preceiy,,
how futile IT is. What dreams I have
conlured up about you, Poor fool,
When was at work your face was al.
ways crossing the page or peering uo
from h margins. | eve saw a fine
painting that did not think of YOU.
OF heard a fine piece OF music that /
old not think OF our voice"
There was a longinterval Of silence:
oIock atter block went by. l never
once looked at her.
put II TO the touch some time ago:
put my poverty SENS To have been
II has saved me a refusal.
In some way | have mortally Offended
you; now, 1 a not imagine. IL can
hot be SIMPLY because 1 i%nnocently
broke an engagement
Then she spoke.
You dined after the theatre that
Elght with 4 comic-opsra singer. You
were quite at liberty 10 do so. only
you might have done me the honor 10
rotiiy me that you had made your
choice OF entertainment"
80 IL was OUT Decidedly IL was all
over now. | never could explain away
the mistake.
j have already explained TO YOU nv
unfortunate mistake. There was and
is no harm that / can see in dining
with a woman Of her attachments.
BUT l shall put up no defense. You
l have said. ! do love YOU"
was very sorry Tor myself.
drew up. ] alignted. and she
silently permitted me 10 assist her
down. / expected her Immediately 10
the steps. Instead. she hest
idtFi' tne knuckle OF n fOrennger
against her lips. n assumed the
th"ugittful pose uf one who con-
templates two courses.
Have o a stamp she asked
finally.
a stamp :'-blankly.
iumbled in my pocket and found,
luckily a single pink square, which
save to her. She moistened II with
Inc up of her Tongue inc stuck IL
ON the letter.
Now. please. drop this in the corr
ner box Tor me, and take this hat over
TO Mr.. Observation-Disclosures"
What"
y as ! say. or ! shall ask you to
return the letter 10 me"
] rushed m toward the Ietter-box.
arc" down the lid. n deposited the
letter. When returned
sh" was running Ip the steps. and a
second later she mad disappeared.
hadn't been so happy in all nay
life,
'dhby waited at the curb.
suddenly / became conscious that
J was holding something IN my hand.
IL was the benevolent old Ecntlcmans
hat
j pushed the button. pushed II good
and hard. Presently / heard a window
open c~autiorsly.
Wat is it," asked a queruious
oi,c.
Mr.. Chittenden
Yes"
We'll. here's your hat" I cried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

edges The closing
IS made fight down
The font With but
tons and button
holes The back -
,ut longer than the
front 90 the lower
edge and this az
tension ID turncd I'd
ard hutforef over
thc front 81 no
matter how hard be
nav trf. the baby
can roc set he
lrf' 70 toes OUT intha
cold. This cxfcr-
bon AZ BE- cut Of
o. % IS not liked
and in that case.
Che gowns finished
vrh o. fcm 40 the
Lucr Nair-
fine long cloth
ami 90 similar ma
teua's are suitab.s
Ger this gown.
The gown VII
require 74yardso q
material ~ or 70
inches vide with
Yard 81 clGing Tor
The neck ard
COWS
The Nav Man
ton pattern cf fre
7-5o o. cut
on siEc or'v Ia
vt'i De- walled %
address Us ths
J ashton Dcp1rf-
~ this ptrr.
on receipt VI lee
gcsLA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

women who weaI wstcse - on tile an
ISL d. 81 - aid % he 70 new alteration
~ Lee fasrtona Hls-mgst not he offend
- " tnr average man t. curious as 10
ire time Of day
The san - a county IN Kansas not be-
itE needed 81 MS been leased a. n res
,erre hy me - Tat ~law-ahidiuC popu-
latpn. Irero Hre counties elsewhere
that might well make a study % Kansas
sociuIorv.
Tho report from GERMANY that the
st'fk - d+sal ptarinE may he confirmed
10y local Inference. here ana trcr,
- "a matinee ans "a burcafn
counter most women would hesitate
From Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

sat down on the cushioned seat. | or
dered dinner. and the ample propo.
lions OF il completely houGw inked the
walter as To- the condition OF my
cardiac affection: being. as ! was.
desperately AM hcp"lessly aud miser.
ably In love. Old owls say mat q min
cannot eat when h Is in love. lie
can IL he is mad az the way the object
OF his affections has treated him. and
] was mad. To be sure. ! cannot re-
call what my order was. but the
amount Of the walters check is sti.l
vivid to my recollection.
l glanced about At my left sat a
young man about my own age. lie
= was also in evening dress. At my
right a benevolent old gentleman.
whose eye glasses balanced neatly
upon the end OF his nose. Was deeply
interested in the Law Journal and 4
pint OF mineral water. \ little beyond
my table WAS an eXi,ed ~FrenChman.
, and the irritating order OF absinthe
drifted ut time across my nostrils.
With my coffee | ordered "A glass II
Dantzic. and watched the flakes og
beaten gold Waver and settle: AMI
presently | devoted myself entirely 10
my own particularly miserable
thoughts. To be IN love and in
debt. To be with the gods one mo
ment and hunted by a bill collector
the next. To have the girl YOU love
snub and dismiss you Tor no more
- lucid reason that that you did not at
tend the dance AT the Country Club
when you promised you would. II
did not matter that you had a case on
that night from which depended =
500 IL 800
no, that did a matter. II was all
over. II was n dashed hard world.
How the duce do YOU win a girl, any
how?
Suppose. besides. that you possess
ed a rich uncle who said that on the
day OF your wedding he would make
over To you nifty thousand in govern
ment three per cents. Hard. wasn't
II? And suppose the girl was indie
pcndently rich. Heih-ho!
1 md that a man needs more money
In love than he does in debt. This Is
not TO say hat | was ever very hard
pressed: but | hated TO pay ten dol
lars "on account when the total was
only twenty.
And now it was all over,
| did not care so much about my
uncles ~sold-bonds. but / did think a
powerful lot of my girl. Why. when
recall the annoy ances I've pnt up
with from hat kid brother of hers,
Pshaw. what's the use?
His mother called him 'Toddy-One-
Boy in memory 81 e book she had
read long years ago. he vas six years
old. and | never think Of him wiki
out that jingle coming to mind:
Little Willie chuk.I Dis SIS 81.
Che WIS dead before tho. missed her.
Willie's always ur To tricks.
Amt lo cute. ls'~ uu -A
Hadn't hf IH.FFf4H his rwur4vr.Ha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
A SENSIBLE LITTLE NIGHT GOWN.

Ir comfortable garments are the only sensible or. n, n. ,- IT..
- Nv pitte SHOWS a simple little night gown that viii Le t,rrJ Sy,,,rE
oa| "F anl very easy % make The gov consists Of fr,t - ~
T~'"' WI" see'cs that are slightly fuH al both the urner arJ towr
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-22

AS The winter months are on
and the eggs are soaring high IN
price, it means that good care should
he taken of the fowls See that the
houses are in good shape and the
birds are in good health. Now is the
time to give a little condition powder
in the mash to regulate their systems
II they are sluggish after the moult,
as ii will liven them up for their
work. ,,a.....,i go
During the cold days. writes GIL.
Parkhurst, In Feathers, get a good,
deep litter to make them work for
their morning feed, as it will, give
them vigor Don't feed too much so
that they win fill up andaasit around
and get in the corner and mopeso Give
them a small allowance in the early
morning. so that BY ten O'clock they
will be ready fora little green food
that via iiysn them up again and Keep.
the ball rolling. ao7i About one O'Clock
they will relish a sfnaff feed of mash
or grouH 1db0nesa14 siansba ss4niogas ,a ssoA
That will keep them busy unftI their
night feed, which should benof hardy
grain and warm. SO their organs win
have some work tosdo overnight s'In
this way they VIII vel come, YOU every
time you gosin the house with their
song ana cheer that, laeans health and
vigor. 1t won't be many weeks aBefope
the eggs VIII begin b come sydtlr gay
and YOU will get a good return for
your work. aAgood many think II you
feed ~ he'll IA the Nj ana give
ailittle Ice water to drink that is all
you should do, Bpt, the more,we work
With our 4hensytha hetterp.the returns,
xvxstt xfgjys&afo tab rrSf sns 10 r0f1"-4 z "
% -sfaJes q ~. y saig sd2 II 1srTaasa 3ns ~
Every time youugo}In your house, rif
it's ten ss 3stas PICK Ire litter up
inlsa piiea'and pnbs ipaa zchandfuiw or
wheat, aud see q hat enHjoymen t s% the
birds Wilb havaokicking II around and
singing .db it., 7 THIs sHo 8s Coy,
and happiness. 'df1yoas keepatfiiss up
all winter; you wii19tldt, have any SICK
and pnny .birdssasyvhen lbreediug sea-
som comics your stock &itt,saebH TIN
OF yigoEaaHd the rrssaltasS ubsqfeac
tile eggs; 1strong ana progS Sb S.
that Improperly lhatehad ndithrnodad
win groTs UP too g00d and heartily,
stock that w6lbr beIeso pleasure faRayou
FNrsf4 Istrft IN ltfrtH
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-22
fisfT . sSaHa1 - ttAs sAs1t - 4s94 ttf%4 ftth
EXPERIMENTS f. s.s.f ''i- =.
USING, KIN MILK
tsAyae sssz 70 s,a# 70 sgS,tu
Found BestoaatoySoutbr Dakota
Station to Stick to- One g
sasassa
4. Kind fofa.Good Pork. 1900, .a,:s,a
= Z 90 3. - 2 n -.

2 AZ
In a. report 1ofea recent, test at-tae
South Dakota Experiment Station 70
determines the comparative, value of
sweet skimrpilk. sour sskirnniilk and.
'buttermilkI Wlth.seornnfer pork prodpc-
tim. the f.pliowtngs statement y
found i7ycf ,ir ismu 'aa 1a
Each bhshei o. corn fed without
milk Yielded an average Of ll!S
pounds of pork Each bashei of
shelled corn fed with I54 pounds of
sweet skfInsnilk Welded an average Of
1873 POUNDS efnpork Each bushel of,
ghelled corn fed with t5S pounds Of
sour skfmfnfik yielded an averagemof
116 pounds qf pork, Each busheE Of
,sheiled corn red with 1853 pounds OF
lbuttermilk yielded an ayerage, of III,
pounds OF pork. ThesTeeords shows
that an average of. I53 pounds Of MIX
and one bushel of corn yielded an
average Of .17.7r pounds, of pork .p-
From which two lessons may be
drawn. First, saswiiat 81 isaa generally
known. that milk added to corn makes
a much moreEs economical ration than
corn alone. And second. that the h0g
makes as edicient use Of any one 5ct
the fernsfof milk as of either of the
tlgsea siaf ~ srsaassaiislsts1a A1 I5ftr aft1S 3
otneEs4upy- "a e7u5lilsgs "a szHs .]s-sss1r *
So from a practical standpoint IT,
doesn't matter whether I'VE feed sweet
skfmTniik. sour skirnmllk or butter
milk. 1T no doubt is best. however
to stick 10 one kind AS TO palatab Biz
ity. indiyldBals TASTE thai probably
varies in hogs as It does in people ~
some like the mix best Ia one form
and tome in another and we can .
please allfrsa ssrl4ie s,av saalu 3.