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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-10-06
Tuesday, November 9Th, 1916.

between the hours of six O'Clock, a. M, and
seven O'Clock, p. M, a general election will be
held at the polling place in the borough hall,
at which time the voters OF said borough will
vote for the following officers:
The Electors of a President and Vice.Presi-
dent OF the United States.
One United States Senator.
One Member of the House of Representa-
tives from the Second Congressional District.
One Governor OF the State of New Jersey.
One Member OF the General Assembly.
One Sheriff.
One Coroner.
One Mayor.
Two Councilmen.
One Assessor.
One Collector and Treasurer.
Wildwood Crest, N. j., September 7, 1916.
HARRY L. MCPHERSON,
Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-10-06
Election Notice
Borough of Wildwood Crest

Notice is hereby given that the board OF reg
istry and election will sit in the borough hall
on Tuesday, October 81, 1916, between the
the purpose OF making a registration of
voters and to revise and correct the register OF
voters for the general election OF Tuesday,
November 9TH, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that on
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-10-06
Sealed Proposals

o'clock, p. M, on
Monday, October 16, 1916.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03

Mrs. Jim Patterson and daughter
left Saturday for their home in the
country.
Mrs. Tregg Dooley's sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper from Wash
ington, last week to spend the summer.
Miss Bertha Dooley and Miss Bertha
Patterson spent Friday afternoon and
Saturday at the teachers institute in
Shoshone.
Prof. Taylor gave a splendid ed
ucational address last Sunday evening
at the church. A section of his adj
dress relating to the power of habit in
the formation of character was ex-
cellent His suggestions regarding the
desirability of gradually bringing the
curriculum of the public school in closer
touch with the actual life of the com
munity, were of great interest to those
present.
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
Mrs. o. E. Borden last Wednesday and
spent a very pleasant and profitable
afternoon. The study of Africa was
begun. Mrs. Ryan gave the geography
and history of the dark continent in a
very interesting manner. The talk for
the March missionary meeting will be
on the people and their customs. About
thirty ladies were present. Mrs.
Borden and Miss Stronach were host
esses. The next aid meeting March 8,
will be a business and social one, at
the home of Mrs. H. Grewell. The
social committee of the Ladies Aid are
planning very interesting social for
next Tuesday, March Z, at the school
auditorium. A fine program will be
given by Mrs. Taylor. Judge King, the
school children and the church orchestra
The ladies are planning to have plenty
of home made candy for sale, which
will take the place of the usual re-
freshments. This is the last social the
ladies will hold before Easter, for the
church is planning to observe the Len
ten season. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to come. Admission will be
free.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03
GREAT WORK BY SCIENTISTS
Results of Research Have Been of I'M
mense Value to Farmers in Many
Different Branches.

Scientists have learned much about
soils and plants and animals. They
have classified the soils and know
about their crop adaptation. The eff
fects of manures, fertilizers, lime,
drainage and cultivation have been
studied. Varieties Of the various
grains, grasses, legumes, fruits and
vegetables have been compared The
production of fruit and vegetables de-
mands great skill.
Science has enabled the orchardist
and market gardener to combat sue
cessfully some of the worst funguses
and insect foes. In dairying and poul-
try husbandry the results of research
have immense value for practical men.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03
CHURCH NOTICE.

Sunday School at 1890.
Preaching at 1870.
Evening service at 800.
JAMES LEITCH. Pastor.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03

THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03

l. o. o. f. LODGE No. 1876
Meets every Saturday night at
Masonic Hall
F. w. Powell N. G. j. Mcintosh
Vice-Grand, r. +. Mills, Sec y.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03
t. B. BRUSH
Notary Public

Papers of all kinds made out and
executed.
RICHFIELD IDAHO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24

ibfiros ar) GranJa Y de, pnrua6n pn-
mn hau ,ido rormadaS an IL mayor
| marie nor j3homrvauns fncjfiynS.
::L,IryarcmoS una esrolfa arma-
fa?
No. Antan. Srria pnIi2r0So en-
trar asi en- ell territorio de Gelet~.
+ n"rnsarin provccrS" de- aSturia,
ha>ia ringirSe nr2roS. o ninguno He
=arnmoS a! Abomey.
-;Fingirnos negros!-exclamo e.
noriu.ut> admjradn.-Nueslra pic!
- ,ioma,iado blanca. Alfredo. para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24


an. ....,.
H.. ,.,n., ~a;,n.,.n -, m.,.
,In =, o,,,on,s -,
a-an,jaita3 er,ya . asrhontis an
,uva .an!laL, cumaSSja :. consumer
diariamante 2 mjI}aras A54mis ba-
bia an dos ,aStoS ylrsos dnaa,os 40
atrapaS. ,or,as da harina 40 mai, on
~ylaI,as on 1oias yar4as y .os.ado.
= 5orno. y finaImanta yarias gI1i-
mas LENA, da canaIu horribIa na.to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24
FOLLETiN No. Il.
LA COSTA DE NJ
(Por Emilio Salgari.)

raiiza y Il .arho ID haias ID palma,
nm naro lavaa-afo d" IA pared pa
la inia~ ~nioa" Ia luz.
ES,aba .unpj-ima: paro mus pa
hrrmau,- amuehLaia. vi+ndoSH solo
dos moutona> de- hoiaS 1un irbian j"
>aryir IL Iechos. a.Sunas Joscas -
las. Y rataarros lie barro c0ci,lo.
f berry hizo l."var where's phr
orian lie Ray. vases il vino IL pal
ma = al-unas nueceS De coco, no
a.aDada< aJIu IL madurar. y qu'' con
.ianan una aqua a~zucarada haSian,a
agrada5le. especialmente en- aQnetlo'
cfraaS tan raiadoS.
.Nn.an. a aUlcn no hani}a Iu.;aAo
- 9Datiro .aS emocIoneS H. a1uHlia
nothe. y cuyos veintieinco amos =
harian tcnar un hambre voraz. ape
mas sai6 81 berry - cTey6 en- >. ca
80 Ir .rhar una 0ieada a los cana>toS
ri4 rou,enlan .os where's: con tanto
ma, motive. cuanto que no tenla
gcan - en- los cocineCoS Y pToveedo-
- de 81 magestad ne5ra.
VI5 un masnifiCo trozo de trompa
Sc eletante asado a. horno, cacne que
- vend4 en- todas las ciudades de "a
Costa de Marfil, en cuyo interior a.
buu5aa ;arto esoS enormes paQui-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24
Q'nSa Il al Pag. Sa. Col. 4a.)

., = - dennis. E>n iruzo h. n.rfan-
T.. 80 mas iclirado que 81 >olom.l1o
il. h,,.v a joroha del hisori". Y
- atrapaS purd" Su>tiiuir muy hl"n
A. pan. La romida 1u"da radurida &
poco< pla,o>: poro la roriaremo> hi"n
con VINO de palma. f. un ll1uNto
que aprrcjo tan'o CON" q jug" que
aytIaio de n IVA rl Vl"jo Noe.
-pues ahora hah.am"S Il" MUGS
trnS prOvpctOS.
Para lle@ar haSta ionde - ha-
LA r>r antrop6rago he Ci"leir?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24

Ia. .~,nor.rYi. = Ill .tirmno. In
,yuL.,.i, me- oron.ria man,"n"r por
ah"ra 81 ~>"rr"tn mas imp"n"t!a ave.
pOrIur una >0la SoSp"cha p"iria per
n'r'">. ~''''''' h'''''''''' "t',
rN"> ">PI">' ' IA ''~
"o''''i'N ,~'-''''''>' ''' H..
IL"
.r'al9
Fl 1o ~asnarrir nor Ia riudad dur
vamos .. oais 4. los aSchanns.
10 ia .omprrndo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24
PARA e. &
DE LA MEDI=
GINA CASERA

i0ngando ell masaje, que es 10 que
cura. Los dolores de cabeZa pueden
calmarse, sin nccesidad de "lapices'
antireurilgicos. con ~frotarse un ratio
Ia frente cncima de las ccjas.. Es-
to suele bastar para que los nervics
eXcit2dOs Sc nOrmalicen.
Is una !istima gasrar dinero en-
remedies para aliviar o curar los 70
madiZos Al menos aSi 10 asegura el
doctor Kecne Hirhberg quien acOnSe-
ia 81 dcsticrro perpetuo de los banOs
de pies, in~fusioncS c~alientes, prei'a-
RADIOS de q]uinina Y, en- general de to-
dos los esDecificOS CONTRA el consti-
nado. Seenn dicho doctor. n enter
meGad de que Sc trata eS completa-
mcnte rebelGc 4 abortivos. Una yea
iniciada. siguc 81 curse, indiferente .
todas lag medicinas, hasta su terml-
naci6n. por tanto. 10 meior y 10 mas
barato es guardian cama tres o cuatro
dIas. para evitar complicaciones.
En- fin. entire los remedies caseros
o las preocupaciones medicas que sc
.deben dar al olvido. porQue no tienen
| Fundamental serio. sc italian: IL de
cortar las h~emorragias de L nariZ
con el contacto de un objeto FRO; 10
de que toda persona grnesa deseosa
de adelea2ar debe beber poca aqua:
la de que 4 los que tienen ]ca!entu:a
| no So les dcbe dar aqua; Ia de que cs
malo d0rmir despuSs de conner o In de
Que e. aqua dc cal tomada =! into
| rior hacc desaparecer las v~errugas, y
Il de que las mediaS de dolores oc?.-
,ionan cnvanenamientoS por abSor-
i, ciGn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24
Medicos. de belleza
y ortopedicos de
hace mil amos

Los budistas Siberianos Sc dir:gic-
ron hace ~algunos me>es al gobiernO
! russo. solicitando el establecimientO
de ~escuclas donde sc ensene e. anti
| quo arte de curar tibetano, Y en- W3-
Ia de tan cNtrana peticlGn IL acade-
| mia de Med.cina he San peterSburcO
tuvo que hacer inv%estigaciOnes accr-
ca de d:cho arte tcrapeutico.
Para realiZar sus trabajOs los aca-
dGmicos Sc v~alieron de un manual IL
5etano de medicinal conocido y uSafio
20 dcsdc hace mil doscicntos amos. en-
q que- con cl asombro natuaral, vie
ron dcscrItas mediciras y >istemas
De curar que los mcdicoS curopcos
.descuhrieron' muchos Siglos despues.
Los d~octores del Tibet conocian
mace muchisinos Siglos los secreto
..c In anatOmia del cuerpo humane, el
uumero de hueSos, los D~ervios prin-
cipa!eS en- numcro de noventa V nue.
ve. Y sabian que Il cuerpo tiene once
miIloncs de porOs.
Scgun el citado venerable libro. el
.oYaZ0n eS e rey de todos los 0rga-
nos Y cl que soStiene Ia vida" Las
Intermediates provienen en- general
del descuIdo Y Ia icnorancia dc los Sc
res humanoS. Y eSpecialmente de su
impOtencia. para veneer sus pasioN=s.
que ~trastornan "a nutricion Saludab:e
lie los 6rganos humanos" V .Todos
los ma!os pcnsamientos e%jercen una
Influenza perniciosa sobre. el cora
ION y cl higado"
Los medicos del Tibet emrleaban
hace mil quinientos amos los mismo;
sistemas que hoy Sc emplean para
diagnosticar la condici6n dc una per-
UaSa a la PaJ Sa. Col 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24

tian6 81 barriO de DeguG, entrG
i"SpufS en- los de Oiia Y B0cli. man
t-nirndn II raballo a. paSo; enIr6
rn IN factOril de SOuZa a r"etirar una
SlIma dc diner0. Y deSpuiS De contra
tar a dos aSrlav0s entr6 en- algunaS
factorias europeas hacienda diferen-
les r0mpra>. Al rOmenzar la noche
vO:vid al albergue con ruatrO caias
que cont"nian ios ObjeiOS compra-
dos.
Antao V ASSevbO So halIaban ALI
va. 0cupadOs IN arregiar un respe-
table nimeFa aic ~paqueta>, cajas Y
harrlles llennS De where's. armas,
muniriOEes V 0bietOS de cambio de
los mas SOlicitados IN las %pohlaciO-
ne> neeraS del interior, mientras los
eSr!avo> que les habia cOncedido ri
Rry r~uiiaban 4 media uOcena pie ca
baIiOs qur So hal.aban en- p! roherti-
10 Y que dehian ~Scrvirles para la ex-
p"iicIGn.
-ciaS eSparcido Ia vOz de que
nos vamOs al pals de los aSchantis:!-
pregunt6 Alfredo.
-Creo que va 10 saban haSta los
niE0S-reSpondi6 .Antao riandose.
-.Nuy bien. AhOra podemos ce-
mar Y acOstarnOs.
Continuity
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- -

La modelo. esta comcd.a dc Tcs!o-
nj Ncyada II tcatro dc II Comedia
por don Luis de Oteyza. emparcnta-
ba di"namcnts con i@s produccIoH,,
anteriormentc aludidas. Z! comedi6-
grafo italiano tamDoco pretcnde "fi.
liarsc CT e. gremio de To- cxp.Orado-
res del cspiritu. En- ~presencia dc los
acGn,ecirieutos u 81 mUeStran,
cree tamhi6n que las cataStroics son
algo extraordilario y anormal. Y que
In so.uci6n l64ica ha dc ser una ca'-
caiata ircrtr 4 Ia deception d." vic
timas muy ~p~oDiciaS al co~nSuelO, V
dispuestas 4 volver siempre 4 las an
dadaS. La attraction sexual seri. Sc
gun ESQ. IN entretenimiento que nun
ca merccera i~esencadeNar las tenn
pestades. Podcmos 2proXimarnos.
por tanto. 4 IA hoguera, pOrQuc 81 nos
uuemamos. habremOS de pensar az
ciu>ivamente en- Ia imprudencla exal-
tada de nuestra necedad. En- La mo-
delo nos encontramoS o un Conato
de aduiterio que. aun cOmetido. no
hubiera acarrcado trepidacioneS gra-
Yes. FL marques Pablo &c nos apa-
rece, en- verdad. con el suficiente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24

merosos errores cue cOnvicne destc-
rrar. Uno de ellOs es. verbigracia el
que .os diviesos hay que a]tacarlos Pu-
"ificanGo In Sangre nor scr el nal eS-
tado De ella 81 origen De In molcsti-
sima Gnl"nc!a. pucs bien, Scgun el
doctor Eernc IIirhbcr@. quIcn en- re-
! c!entc articui0 del 'l.cslic'S ItagaZl-
ne, d~estruye huen rumer0 Gc esas
! c~recncIas popnlaTes. e. estado rene
n! de a Sangre no tiene NADIA que
! yer con los divicsos per cuInto csJos
! son pr0ducto, cXclusivamentc. de una
infection local. Las GUreZas del enc
; 10 almidonado son las que dctcrm'-
nan II irritation &c uno o mas bal
! hos p~i.oso-: ~sobrevIcne "A inflama-
cian. Sc ]dis,icnd=n los poToS, Y como
70 ialta nunca an PICARD microbIo
que vuclc en- Il a;m6Sf"ra en- bu:ca
de un siiio por dondc entraYse = ha-
Ger daho. Se Introduce ell e! sitio az
naGo ' ali e anna Ia de Dios e.
Cvisto.
No hicn p.nctra ell microbiG. acu-
den los corpus"ulos h!aDcoS de Ia san
IRE . los beneficos "fagocitoS". Il
~arroiar n intruso o I los intrusos.
EStos Sc reSiSlen, sc enc"Dla n !uch:.,
Y el divicSo empi"za 4 pone:sc cmha-
rrcnchinado Y q aolcr atrozment,. En-
+ csc case, 10 mejor que - ruedc hace:
IS. O facilitar Ia obr& de- expulsion
~cmprendida por los iagoci,os. recu-
! rIicndo Il los Fervicios de !" Iancet&,
u csncrar buc.amcnte Il que 81 di-
v.csO Sc r~esuciva pOr 81 500, aunQIe
csto ultimo. tierc el Inconvenience &c
que 81 cl grano cs grande IL hcrida
alberta Is muv eXIcnSa y do!orosa.
| Huclgan. p"es. todoS los dopurativ1>
i Iinuidcs 4! interior.
Tamhicn cs IN error dcstc:rablc cl
que IA caiaPi1>A'a c''e'!'e "e ""ii-
~ &c Hn1Za c"ra los '~EejoacS' 'as
F!c"GuEaS dc ES2ctoS' los !!cmoheS J
% entire rs :A'"H'cFa"ieS
ros"S i que A9ue''" - "Pi''"' l.!
'"me"'o e' Question: ''c'" ' "!oIcS'o'
puedc SCI sustituiGo por compresas
de aqua cailente rehoVaGAS con fT+-
~""oAc!". quest" que csc llHuld' " az
"a temperature produce c! reS".t;'@"
"Pr'cc''o' LII Marin" ~ 'i',"""' "e''
"c t! Pu.'" "e ''''" ~''"PtU'I'"' t.
IAN c'ic"| ON" FL He'''' g H"!'"-
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ca S''E'e''"" """ sou par" m"'''c-
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de gargarismos Dc saliva. gargar:s-
mo. de aqua c]alicnte. y en- c dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-24

esceuario de la Princesa I'm cuadro
Grt:stico procedente del tcatro de Ia
Porte Saint Martin. Alberto Bra
sseur Y Juan Coquelin. con Julieta
Darcourt. Juara Lion y Berta Fusier,
aparecian : Ia cabeza dc los come
diantes franceees que nos visitaban, :
huhimos de conceder. desde luego.
cicrtos ~val0rcs d. curiosidad = q
tournee. Sin ser nombres de primora
ca;egoria. peSaban 70 suficiente en-
sd mcd.os c~SctnicoS pare que nueS-
,rs~ esperaEZaS e~sluvierau juSuIica,
Gas. En- cuanto Al plan de Ia fugaH
acuuaci6n. 2dolccia. en- principle, de
cScaSa variedad. De las SeiS funciu-
mes que L componian, tres st dedl-
caban Z produccioneS tales como
Triplepatte, Petit Cafe y Ma tante
d Honneur, de interes muy relative
= incorporates Va al repertoire ca.
rellano. consagrandose las tres repre-
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CROMCAS TEATRALES
Los de la Porte Saint Martin.=La
Modelo.- Ma novedades

l. palla,a Ohro NM
-,1oo;5r do anooo con
.o i~c,.l,a,,e das-
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amy soouros de II esrahj.
IL, ,.IIo, nooar q dcen,,as L..
l.. in,i,,lo % ,,asar.
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ASOClA ION De HfDCOS kEScssCS

EartO> MtdiCOs NaT!ranOS que OhI'g4
Gu~ l-,- GlL-r-uaa> rlISI> rr>iuru actual
nauta pu S-ra rlldIt. han arr-,'Tt" -
consultaS MeClraS 7or COrreo coz q pro-
p0~!'0 de S-ry.r = !U> meN!rlnO> Que re-
.,Gau eg lUgaTeS ~ GunGe no nay Ne
.-a. urvNt. .tt., .. u.r- r,uvirLau CUu u.II
cUl,ateS del lliOms
EuGg~ soil E-CarD~ eItnsnfsS de ni:Hs-
rr0 pals. ruft UrHCn0> aGo> de pr4cuc4 '
On authorization legal para e.erCer ~
profession FL csc L>taGO.
CST-aIarln CerenjGamnnte caGs c4sO
cue - r. ~roasl''s. y de comm acuEr-
90 eBy'arau a. p~a>IenJe IN ClesJlonarln
especial eeSUu 81 eufermed&d lara Que
81 Il roCTa>rArl| HueGan torWagSe IN
.ulrtU mas aNarIO c. Is naUraieZ3 ' IRA
90 Ga Ia GoI-Grls. TarnbIen En- IuGlG -
sCOgCara Fl JCa3amienID que CeOa de MS
Jtu5r~P.
E>TUDIAREWOS CAUA Case DE INA
hINERA INTELlGENTE ! CIENTlFiLA
! DAREHOS INA OPINION HONRADA.
FH.3arsm0S La N@G.CllaS cue &c Ercs-
S.ten por CoTreO o Express
pl-iIa la correspondence S
A~SOCI4CION DE MEDIC0S MEXlCANOS.
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SAN ANTONIO. Texas.
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-IRDIa c. dolores tn ~ CuerpO. L>!- ~
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The Clio messenger., 1916-06-16
SALTING is NICE OPERATION
Should Be as Near Absolutely Pure as
PossibIe-Used for flavorirg
and Preserving.

Sailing the butter is nice opera
ton which requires considerable
knowledge and care to be done prop
erly. In the first place, the butter
must be washed until entirely free
from buttermilk before the salt is
added. The salt should be as near
absolutely pure as can be purchased
and the finer 1t is the better. One
ounce Of salt to one pound of butter,
added to the butter gradually and well
worked in, Is the rule.
1t is advisable to permit the butter
to stand after sailing fer "a hours IL
possible, then work it over and put 1t
in prints or pack it for market as de-
sired. Salt is added to butter with
twofold purpose. First as flavoring
element and also as preservative.
Water holds In solution an enormous
quantity Of salt and the salt In butter
absorbs the water which persists in
the butter in spite Of much work and
makes the product proper as it comes
to the table, nearly dry. The amount
of water in the usual sample of butter
runs between 10 and IL per cent.
There is no step in the production Of
good butter more important than the
sailing.
The Clio messenger., 1916-06-16
ORCHARD
GLEANIN<lS
HOW TO CONTROL BLACK ROT
Spraying With Bordeaux Mixtures Is
Perhaps One ct Nose Reliable
Means Of Checking.

(By JOHN III. CARMODY kentucky
Experiment Stat! cn.l
Black rot OF grapes is ay &c means
a new trouble, as it iS very general in
all CT the sections where the grape is
grown. r!ack rot first shows itself
upon the berries and leaves. Usually
the berries are most seriously affected
and the disease manifests itself upon
the latter by small, clear-cut, brown
spots. These spots gradually enlarge
until all of the berries Oh the stem
are effected. 1t is noticeable 1act
that the diseased berries do not shed,
but continue to cling to the vine long
after the grape season is past It is
needless to say that this serves as a
means whereby the disease is carried
over from one season to another.
Spraying with bordeaux mixture is
perhaps one Of the most reliable
means CT control. Where the trouble
is known to exist the vines should be
thoroughly sprayed in the spring. just
as the buds are swelling. This ap-
plication should be repeated several
times during the summer. The num-
Der of applications will depend some
what on the nature of the season. II
the season happens to be dry, fewer
number of applications will be needed
than If the season is warm and moist.
Bordeaux mixture for this purpose
may be prepared as follows Dissolve
four pounds Of copper sulphate tblue
stone) and four pounds of stone lime
separately in 25 gallons of water. Then
pour the two together into 50-gallon
barrel and stir thoroughly. The best
way to dissolve the copper sulphate
is to suspend it in cloth bag in wa
ter over night. Care should be taken
not to let 1t come in contact with any
metal. Pumps should be brass-lined
Ihsre bordeaux is to be used.
The Clio messenger., 1916-06-16

knowledge thus acquired enables him
to take advantage of the average farm
er when he goes out into the country
in search of cows to add 10 his herd.
Very seldom does he consider buying
the COWS that the farmer is willing to
dispose of but he ferrets out those
that he is confident are the real pro-
ducers and, be it said to tie credit OF
his shrewdness, he usually gets what
ne wants.
Such sales are bound to keep any
herd down to a mediocre standard be-
cause the COWS that really produced
profit are gone, also there Is but small
likelihood of any improvement because
calves from poor cows seldom prove
more valuable than their dam. Such
methods usually allow the quality OF
the herd to deteriorate.