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SATURDAY.OCTOBER 1, 1904.
&ESULTS
FEEDING.
aThe Picture Shows the Results of an
Interesting Trial with Two
L.ots of Shotes.
The accompanyiog cut almost tells
Ihe story of results secured in a cotn
paratnje feediug trial with two lots of
ahoats. One lot, represented by No. 1,
was fed on corn meal and water, and
one lot, as shown by No. 2, corn meal
and skim milk. Lot No. 1 gained 118
pounds and No. 2 309 pounds. The cost
D1FFERENCE
SKIM
i
?f lot No. 1, purehase price of shoats,
outlay for feed and labor in caring for
aame during feeding period, was |ta\.".?*.;
eelling for tSO.ti, netting a proflt of
only |1.05. Lot No. 2 cost a total of
126.87, allowir.K 20 cents per hundred
pounds of skim milk, sold for $31 sn,
givlng a prolit. of $7.9**>. The slop for
jNp: 2 was made of eorp BaaaWCtat part
and skimmed mflk three parts.? iVrm
and Ilome.
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CLOVER AS F' ^ FOR PIGS
Some Feeding Hints Whose Vnlue Is
Sc Apparent That They Should
Be Given a Trial.
Ciovt r ai corn < r oth< r urnin
make a mu<h < . ? alioa
for pips aad ll aa)
faadlng period (haa th< graa aloni ;r
plg? and shoats are!". <i a ith a lluh groia
while runnii
anonthi thoj ataj '? !..:?.?!.? to arelgh all
the way from ISO to 17" poui
On th* other hand ? \}.i \ were
compelled to live oa | BO, it will
botbcr them to weigh ararc thaa 125
pounds. Tl ?
tha iii^: f;\e bboi ! i of theyouna. ?11
Ufa <:u: ha n. . , .,, .
, gain that 0 ill 1 ??
At the aaane time
Bh<
hc tha ? iod
in no at aaa Interfi n a wlth maklng juat
as rapld gaina i , jllt,
parlod, so thal one |? jaat ahoad th<
tra galn for a uiv? n amonal of graln fad
koth naj thal ayoui . aillmaka
ovfr an oldi r oao,
When it COCnea to aelllag tho r>rown
np shoats thal have been fed wlth a lit?
tle corn or other graln while al paatnre
they W|i] outaell ihe anlekl] rattened
hog.
This is at caai tha hoh i.. r who has
lo eut ap the earcaaa haa learned thal
ma, ahouli rtao|
the hog that haa u, ll tnd kept
ajjoa as are thlcker aud of betterqual
' mm thal la aral allowed to
? the frame and afh rwarda I
ieu niontha
h the latter eaaa tbera is too apt to
? ::T1 N : internal fat. i? ,??>
former caae there is aa Intermlngling
of the fat and leaa M.Mally Ih;it of
the ham. aad ihonldera whieh pelaaea
the ham eplcnra, thaa anaktng the ear
ST.?V ,i;u ??? <>?' ?P more profita
Nyand Rive better eatlafactlon to be
eonanaaer ? st Lonla Repuhllc.
8UNSHINE m THE STABLE.
Light Is Essentinl to rhe Welfnre of
Horses aad Other Animals
Coufined Within Walls.
Sunshine is Jtufl u eaaohtlal to
ho?aaa and other farm aaitoala as it
S';;'"1^"1 *'*?" u"?" toeaaugbt
O ihia faet when hnlldiag stables and
lens ih.s ia too often aono, and
stables f?r both horoea and cattle a.-e
too dark The , V(.s oI ln) s>s ^ a
infre(1uemly iajuro.l by helng kept in
dark atahlea. Onr hoaeee, aa a ruie
are much better igh.ed than onr
Jtabhs. yet we all know how nncom
fonable it la to *o out of a well iight
ed house Into the glare of sunshine
?sPeCiaily if tkora is aaow on the*
gronnd. The affocl ta even wor.se on
l?V**n? r"V " ??? anv
?peeial effect an the eyes. iight and
?oaahine in eta . m)_
Pottonceto tha gonora] i eai.h and
thr.ft of farm t c . aiui ,,.? gh ,
always be oonatrncted al h , vtew ,o
admit.ing as mnch a .? ()J
?k 1 ^ ? ?hl banw :,n,: whore
the stock qnartera are daxl
necessary eonaequence, damp, It wonld
^e a good Idoa to pnt ln ../a.ft win.
akrara :o adaail Ug ,t and Maa ?
lato theaa The aee en* is ? -,H,t}
time to attead to thla. .vi.i thai eaa
aaaaarata peraoa artn do II Thoma
W. Uogrd, in X Y. Tribuue i armer.
BOME FACTS FOR BREEDERS
Why Close Attentiou Should Be Paiu
to the Iudividual Meiits of
Farm Animals.
*arie brefcder of eattle sooner or later
wmes to rcaliaa the taet that in
ual merit nuist ha 'he chicf thir.g con
aidered in an auinial. At first he i^
inclined to stake everythiag on pedi
gree, but after a time he comes ;<
realize that pedigrees are ladlcatiTe
only of certain facts in the pasr his
tory of the breed, but are not . aoagb
to use as a fouudation in batldiag
Up a hord. A remote anceatOC of his
animals may have been a aroadec in
his ability to make meat. but i; will
be seen. after a little ?gariag, that a
Very smai! part Indeed ,,f ihe hlood
of that aaiaaa] eaa be in th.. anlaaala b<
owns. if hv-hreediag is not prac
ticed. the tcatb t;eneration after an
animal eaeh of iws progea? will have
ln him less thaa oae-thoeaandtb part
of the btood of that airc or daao and
the rest wil! he from the blood of
animals aol pnrticularlj aoted.
Therefore ladlvidual meril must re?
ceive a larga aaaoant of attention.
Some one has aaid thal a pcdigrec run
ning beek ir, geaerationa wocrid eontaia
over 32.? too names. whieh will ahoe bow
little of the Mood of any rCBBOtc BBCCV
tor any one animal caa bavee Pi
are of value. bal Booaetimea they are a
positive injury tothe hreeder. whoheeps
an animal with a pedigree when he
wouid have killed the animal bcfore
breerting it if it had no jM>diuree.
But for all this the buyer of eattle.
if they are to be used forbreeding pur
poses. ptits Kreat wedght on the p'di
gree. thoush there may be little in it.
There is always aehance that sometliing
nntisua! may eome out of it. and the
ordinary boyer is ready to take the
chanee. In many cases pCdTdgrcea are
profitahle only in the sale of an animal.
and that only r* eause of the seniiment
of the buyer. We believe there is more
danger of losing sight of the individu
ality of an animal than of losing sight of
a pedigree. Therefore we say. pay
close attention to tho Individuality ofthe
animal that is fo be nsod for a
breeder. ar.d if he does not. in conforflia
tlon and o:her qualities. eome up to the
type desired. fatten him or her for the
shambles - Farmers' Review.
A CHEAP HOUSE FOR HOGS
The Structure Here Described Will
Pay for Itself in the Course
of a Single Season.
Every farmer who raises a dozen or
more BOga tkroogk the s-a-soa should
have a BBiUbla placc for them to sh-ep
and eat. A neaf and eomfortable hoiiso
| can be h.iilt from rative lumber. the
! cost of whieh ean b* made perhaps in
J one season by the numberof plg8 s?ved
during ? farrowing tim. aad >.. econ
omy .f feed. B? side? . t_\\ ?_o< fcyrrj De
BtODBL ii' ?< ;j i. ,(si:
BBora bcelthj ir bavlag adeaa reading
faaoff and dry ah i ping qoarti i -
Tak a oaapaaytng plao auggeata a
simpie bogbou e. arbicb eaa be buiit
very cheep. Thla is a ahed-roof bulld
lag factag aoatb, whieh baa i
windows to 1.1 in pjeety of auaablaa
The helgbl In.m Ooor to piata is aiaa
? ia th rear The
?J* the alaepln.-room
*.\i-. aad th< a iej foar fcci v% i i? Far
rawlai pena are farj feel eacb n
Ujd llaea aaarb moeablc :
Km K ? be well
doora lafroal
jota, if deaired, a feedlagcrlbor gralo
blamay bebulH ontbc i house
V]^y t(> tht '' Oraage
Judd I'armer.
Cknnging the Sheep Pnsture
The Bhcep paatarc maal he <omo
tln-.es iven ;1 ,,.., f,,.m ,, ,,^ ^ ^_
eoani of the depoall of tha egga of la
teatlnal aorma or sheep. !n some old
paaturca thaac egga are aaid to be
apread by tbe milllona. Thla is p r
,',u:"1' ihtagei m grooad to be ted
over by roaag laaaha. The man ;ha
baa more than one peature aill 5nd
himseif in an adrantagcoaa poaitioB
in I(vp of tra ibla with intest:,^
wornu arlalag. iie eaa then .
chaagc l.is ihe. p run from on
lare to tha other Sueh :1 Cba i
b 1 ii ? aaaar] ualc . ar-, B| aa
of ihe preaeace of .sU<-h worma am ?, g
the abi ep. Panaera' Kevi. a
Mix Brnins with Feeling.
It has heen a eommon idea that al'
tie bog was pjood for was ro eon>-iim->
i entrated feeda; but now we nad
ln the bog a aee :-..: prc itable aray
to markei roaghage. Our hogs wiii ,!o
better if kepi oa gra s an.i g;ven
Fheapei grain . Our experimeBl ata
tion. bave been exporinienting witb
clover and alfalfa h:iy. Don't tli n
that a bog is only tit to eat cora, and
at the sanie time eat up prolt; it is
so aotaetlmea, h-it if managed eare
fully it will s Idoa tnrn out that wav.
Mi\ bralaa with all yoar work, if yH
w.uit more dollara nuUed m your
prolit.?Midland Panoer
Wh^nt PredaeCB Cbenp Pork.
if p rk or bacoB prodoced by wheat
Will bc as niarl.tihe as thal pro
iOCCd by cora tie lat or wil! :?ke s e
ond plaee in tlie pork-growlng pr ee s
At the Oregoo exper'meni atatl n 5.70
?>und of wbeal i daj prodored one
poond oj bog meai dally, wbereaa ii
tooi< 3:08 pooada of cora to prodnce
the aasac reaolt The per*od of the
test araa tl days, Another facl dla
cloaed was thai tbe I tea almoel
half as faal ngala the ftral half . f r e
fattcaiag period aa bej ro duriag t'.-.e
aacoBd balf. The beaey i ?
lab more feed than tbe yoaug< r
jra,
The Wise Tindlord.
?ran f aee thc proprictor?" a^1
nmei reson
? city for hia aumi
UMBRELLA CURE FOR DOGS
New York Suburbanite Tries an Ex
p?riment Whirh May Be Worth.
Imitating.
"I think I got square with a couple
of dogs last night," said the suburban
resident, whose business keeps him out
tlll two o'clock every morning, to a
New York Sun reporter, "and that
Without running foul of the S. P. C. A.
"The beaste haunt my street and the
moment they hear my footstep they
aet up a barking whlch wakea up all
ihe neighbors and sets them wonder
Ing what form of dissipatlou keeps me
out so late.
"Well, I was carrying an umbrella
unrolled last night and an inspiraaton
6truck me. One brute, a cross-grained
fox lerrier, was standing In the frlnge
WALKKD L'P CLOSE TO HIM.
of shadow about 20 feet from a lamp
post.
"I waHced close up to him, he snarl
Ing and yapping to split your ears. At
about ten feet range I suddenly
opened the umbrella wide, right facing
him.
"You know the odd flapping and
clicklng noise it makes when you do it
quickly. Well, sir, I was aetonlshed
at the resfilt.
"That dog gave a low growl of
alarm and turned a flipflop In haste to
get away. He ran clear into the mid
dle of a big vacant plot before be
atopped.
"I trled It again a minute later od
a big nondescript animal that came bel
lowlng at_ me in a dark stretch under
some tree~s. As I daabed the umbrella
open, his note changed to sharp yelps
of agony, and I'm aure I don't know
where he stupped running. He cer
tainly jrot clear off the bloek. I was
startled myself at the success of my
experiment.
"I reeommend the umbrella cure for
dogs. Try it."
TRAPPED BETWEEN TRAINS
Man's Hair Turned White in a afo
meut, But He K?ca, ...1 -.
a Pail of Beer. _>*
Hundreda of cohnniuers^Sn the Har
; Iem & New Haven rallroad witnessed
: the remarkable esrape from death near
the Bronx Park station. Mount Ver
J non, N. Y., of a nrnn whose idcntity is
j not known. Two trains sotng in oppo
(sita dlrortlona trappod him hotoaai
, them, and so great was hia fri^ht that
his hair turnerl white.
IBoth englne drivers ma.le their whis
tle? shriek, and tha man strpped be
tween tlie traeks. In his hand was a
I bucketful of beer. There was barely
j room for him to stand hatwaaa the two
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srii.i. i'I.I'Nh TOTBI BKER
mahing tralna, and tha Barlon train
turned hJaa ronnd like a top and h<
feii betweoa the tralna
Both e.ngine drivers threw on the
brakes so quiek!y passengers were
thrown from their BOata. A eonduetor
lOOhod under the train for the mangled
body. but in vain. Then the man was
seen ellmhlng np an amhanhmont by
the traeks. His elothing was torn, but
he was not Injnrod, and he still elung
to the beer. When last seen he was
running toward the Bronx zoo. His
hair had turned from blaek to white.
Sets a Splendid Example.
Benoath the ahelterlng boughs of a
laran oak tree in a forest a mile and a
half from human habitation, Miss
Claude Elydia Burkhalter, of Peoria.
111, praetie^s deilj on a grand piano!
In an improvised cottage benoath the
same tr^e the yonng woman lives, fully
apart from intruding strangers who
mlght disturb her. Miss Burkhalter
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
11am Burkhalt. r and is reeognized as
one of the most aecomplished musl
cians In Peoria. She Is a teacher in
the Peoria eonservatory of music and
her work this suinmer. she says, is to
better fit her for her coming duties
this winter.
Ci iticism.
Joe?What do you think of Miss Gab
bleton? Fine Intellect, eh?
Fred?Yes; but her Intellect isn't in
lt with her eonveraational abilitics.?
Cincinnati Bnqulrer.
Priv^ieged Cl
Chnreh Do they allow thildren in
your :'
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beetle in my poup.
Walter?Sorry. sir. Thought I'd piel < t
'em all out.?Ally Stopar.
A Johalaoa Joke.
Tb.<? lea craaan | a* la n m >n tap,
T< t aith si\ :.i:r m;.i. I(
Tis no Jek.- fOI ? ouug 11.01
WfeO must fuit up i
?Ctnctnnetl Bnquirer.
IT WAS SO UNUSUAL.
"Mrs. EUghbee is worried neartj to
death."
"Whal <n ?'r?"
"Sr.e ean'l Bad oul anything ahoa
the family that anoved nexl doortohar."
? St. LOttla Repobltc.
Boyhood Meanofion,
Pnys knoaa good aaothera bj Hescore,
Hut n ori
Tl'.se motheri who are noted for
The gootfnesa of ;).< it pi. s.
?Cntholic Stantfard.
Special Excursion Rates to Los Augeles
and San Francisco vi.i Southern
Railway $05.25 for the Round Trip,
Returning via St. Louis if desired.
Beginning with Angust i:?th and con
tinuing daily to September 7th, South?
ern Railway will se)l special tickets
f:om Richmond aud all points on its
lines to Los Angeles or San Francisco
and retnrn at the rafce of $65.25 round
trip, fiual return limit Octoter 23, 1904.
The Southern offers the choice of sev
eral routes, rate open to the public?go
one route and roturn another if desired,
taking in at the same time the St. Louia
Exposition, tickets via this route allow
ing stop over of as much as ten days at
St. Louis. For details, apply to any
Agent of Southern Railway, or
C. W. Westburv. D. P. A.
F. H. Jackson. Ohas. T. Williams.
JACKSON& WILLIAMS
pptoyigiOK ec/Ap'Y
DBALERS IN CnOICE
Beef, Pork, Veal aud Lamb,
101 W. Jackson St., Richniomt, Va.
Fresh Country Eggs and
Butter. \$S=*Fine Buttcr a
S reeialty.
'*" al
Before You Purchase Any Other Writa
THE NEW KOME 8EWING MACHINE COMPANY
ORANGE, MAB8. Wi, ,,,
Many Sewinjr Machines are madetoscll re^.\'l
Inss of quahty. but thi " >'<?? Home" is rnade
to wear. Our cuarar.ty never runs out
We rr.ake gawlng Vachines to Buit all eonditions
ofthetrade. Tha ** Xm llomo "* BBBBBB) at tha
head of all Bltcti-Krntle BaBBJ BBeCBI n-achines
Solil >>\ nui ii.,i i/e?l (linicis ouly.
J. af. P. COQKE.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
Short Line fefl Prineipal Cities of tho
oottthand Boothueet, Kloridaa,
(.'nlie. Texaa and Sdezioo
BehoiaJola Kffeel aartl 17th, IftfM.
nunri lbavs ricbvqni>-maih n
'TluN- ]>Ah.\
iM p. m.~"PEABOaRD MAIL." oompoawO
or l?t?-st improved day ooarhrM, I'ullinaii
Bl?eper, Pnllman Parior Car nnd
<'nr. to il,???(.?? -,.n. Kaleiirh. Southern
1 m?-. IiMinl.T, hmluiN, Atlanta, I
dett. Culnmbia, Savaahah. Jactuonvilto.
St. Augnxtmeand Tunii*,
10:85 p. m. "SEABOARD EXPRE8S," cora
POMd <>f d?l e.ai.h.s. Pnllman Can to
Atlanta. .Tm-k-.nvi!Ie aud Taint :?. Cufe
CantSouth of Hantlrt -To Henaerson.
Kalelgh, Boutft. rn } intM. Hamlet, Pine
lmr-t. Ail.iut:,. Camden, Colnn
8avnnnah.JacltHonvillt>. st. Augus
lMin]>n. iir.il N. w Orlea&a
9.10 a m.--L.?-nl for Norlina. Batalel and
Caamotaa.
TRA1XSAR1UYK KKILYOXD-DAII.Y.
fl:35 a. m.~Xo 34. fr..m Flnrl.'a Atluntn.aud
the Soutiiw . -.t.
4:5.> p m.?No. aa, from b'lon.ta, Atlanta and
the Sonthwest.
5:30 p. m.?Xo. M, fr.iu Xoihna and Local
1 ouits.
W. M TAYLOR,
City Ti. ket Agent.
H. s. r.KAKn, LMa Paaaa. Aa*..
No. MOE Maiu at., fcttotueoata, Va
Phoiu- 4U.) '
Jiiii.- 11), l')04.
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ROIT E.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
RAILWAY.
2 llours and 25 Minutes to Sorfolk.
LKAVB BICHMOND-EA8TBOUND.
7;;n a. m.?tiaiij,?Loeal l? aTaeraaaa xsews
Old Pomt and way stations.
9;00 a. n?.?Daily-Linfi ted- Arrlves Wlllianis
tn*9lr^i "'?? *i?wport New* 10;3ii a.
n., Old Point 11 ;iaj a. m., Norfolk 11 ii
?.. 111.
4;00 n. m.-?Daily-Bpeclal-ArrtvesWil
1 .ann.sburjf 4;oo p.m , Newport News 6:30
p.m, Old Pomt ti;oo p m., Norfolk ?J25
5;tt)p. m.-Daily-Loeal* to Old Point and
Norfolk.
MAUV LINE? WESTBOUND
8;50 a. m.-Dail.v to CharlottaarUleand Exceot
Sunday to CUftoa ft>Tfa. p
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