OTORS ADVISED OPERATION
DECIDED TO TRY GREAT
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want to tell you in j a few words what
r SwampHoot did for me liclicung
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testimony may do some other suffering
jny
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fering About Fix years ago I was dangerously
in T consulted three doctors oil of whom
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pid II I UaJ 1 kidney trouble One of the
Ltors annljzed my urine and reported
iht I had gravel and further said that
h order to regain my health and life an
n aeration would be necessary I did not
II1nt I to bo operated on as I was afraid
that I would not recover Someone told
e of Dr Kimers SwampHoot and said
me it was a reliable medicine for kidney
rouble BO I decided to try it nnd went
tV Mr nose the druggist at 303 Central
Are Minneapolis and bought a bottle
look it noticed results and continued
taking it until I was entirely cured
Having been free from nny kidney
liable for over six years I consider that
I im absolutely cured and know that I I
frimpRoot has the credit I
I never fail to tell my friends about
tour remedy aa I believe it is i the best oi
it kind Your U 0 Ointment is nlso
Teiy good Wo are never without a jar i
in our houseYours
Yours very truly
MRS MAllGAttnX E ANDERSON
Minneapolis Mann
I State of Minnesota
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County of Henncpm J
Personally appeared before me this 23rd
bj of Sept 1009 Mrs Margaret E
Anderson of the City of Minneapolis ol
the State of Minnesota who subscribed
the above nnd on oath Bays that the same
1 li true in substance and in fact
M M KKIUUDQE i
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DRY COUNTRY FARMS
Great Many of Settlers Have
Little or No Capital
Arid Country Gradually Settling Up
and PresentTlme Difficulties Will
Be Overcome by Adopting
Modern Methods
Farming conditions tho dry coun
try are far more from being settled as
they should be and it is too true that
many have had only failure or partial
success One reason for discourage
ment and failure i
Is that the great ma
prity settling on the frontier have I
little money to make n start writes
John Robertson In Campbells Sclen
title Farmer Few have anything left
after building a small house on their
claim and buying a few necessities
and then must live somehow for about
two years before getting any returns
from cultivation of tho soil Those
who do not leave the country profit
from the failure of others in that
they can buy their improvements etc
for a small per cent of the actual
worth This is a condition of affaire
In which wo find a survival of the
fittest
I
Many of tho first settlers who re
mained turned their attention to
lock raising letting their stock run
on government land and arc now in
good circumstances They have become
come so accustomed to plenty of land
that they have started to cry A man
cant make a living on 160 acres of
land which accounts for the various
bills for the enactment of a law allowing
lowing C40acro homesteads There
may bo localities where It would add
to tho prosperity of the state to allow
640acre homesteads but for the ma
Jority of the western part of the state
It would be a mistake It Is not more
land that is needed but better farm
lag Many are land poor now
One great drawback is the scarcity
of water and In many localities poor
water Wells are very uncertain and
a poor man cannot afford to pay for
he drilling Still as tlmo goes on
the country will gradually settle up
until all the land Is taken and pres
ent time difficulties will be overcome
by adopting methods that best comply
with natures laws for overcoming the
drawbacks existing In tho various lo
calities In tlmo more will bo pro
duced from 40 acres of land than is
now from 160 acres
It Is hard for the man who comes
from an eastern state to realize that
there are lands here In which there
Is no mosture In the subsoil available
for crops If one digs a hole on such
land oven after one of our wettest
seasons he will come to soil as dry
as though it never had been wet All
we have to depend upon Is tho rain
fall which Is uncertain Many claim
that as the country gets settled and
land Is cultivated tho seasons will
change and wo will get more rain
This hope Is a consolation but per
sonally I have little faith in the the
ory Wo have been experiencing
more favorable years lately but the
dry years will come again so let us
plan to accept conditions as they
have been study the nature of the
country and by adapting ourselves to
conditions overcome the difficulties
From experience I have learned
hero arc four main principles to ob
serve In making a success of dry land
farming namely First deep plowing
second planting home grown seeds
or those adapted to the particular lo
cality third planting farther apart
or only about twothirds as much seed
to the acre as on wet land fourth I
thorough cultivation
In hard soils a 12Inch plow Is large
enough for a team weighing from
1200 and 1400 pounds each It is a
good Idea to use a plow with an extra
heavy beam say a 14Inch plow beam
In a 12Inch plow We cannot all afford
ford big horses nor even enough of
small ones in some cases so where a
man has only one team of bronchos
weighing say 1000 pounds each and
maybe a 14 or 1C inch plow ho can
not loosen the soil very deep and will
et results accordingly
Good seed is of great importance
If possible got seeds of some one in
tho locality who is making a success
and has varieties which arc adapted
observe this rule especially In seed
corn
OpenFront Houses
A few years ago the openfront poul
tryhouse was practically unknown
Tho tendency at that time was to con
struct housps that were very tight and
ventilated by the opening of windows
and In many Instances by means of
flues and cupolas This type of house
as a rule was more or less damp and
It did not take many years for pro
gressive men to realize that damp
houses meant cold houses and an
abundance of disease
The result has been n gradual In
crease in the amount of fresh air in
the house and loss attention given to
warmth until today we have what Is
known as tho open or cloth front
house One can still fInd however
many types of poultryhouses but tho
openfront house Is fast becoming the
standard for every climate
Unprofitable Marketing
There Is perhaps nothing marketed
as poorly as poultry If alive they
are shipped 1 In little crowded coops as
thick as they can bo squeezed in If
dressedwell from what can be ob
served on market days ones appetite
for chicken would not be enhanced
There Is no reason why dressed fowls
cannot bo put on tho market In more
Inviting condition
DEEPER PLOWING IS NEEDED
Great Advantage of Method Over
Grandfathers It That Farmer
Gets Crop at Start
fly E It PARSONS In Dry Farming
Congress nulletln
The popular way Is to plow sod
about three Inches deep pack It solid
skim over it with a slanted harrow
then next season backsot it and play
shuttlecock with tho chunks for sev
eral years until they gradually wear
out This may bo easy work nnd good
fun but It Is not farming The aver
age yield on land prepared in thin
manner is usually about onethird or
less of a fair crop
Tho other way Is to fIrst disc your
sod on a wet day then plow It under
at least eight Inches and then tear it
all to pieces with disc and harrow
always discing first Sod can bo made
Into almost as fine a seed bed as old
land nnd should raise more to the
acre not less I
Tho art In handling sod la to plow It
under wet Old land can be plowed
dry in the fall and allowed to fill up
with moisture but not sod for once
tho chunks become dry they aro fIt
only to build cabins with Sod when
wet on tho surface Is full of nil the
bacteria of rot and decay and as soon
as It Is plowed under commences to
ferment and If It Is turned under
eight Inches and properly mulched
with disc and harrow no drouth ordi
nary or extraordinary can stop it
But If sod becomes dry the bacteria
are dead your yeast Is gone and it Is
very hard to wet It up sufficiently to I
start the process again This is why
a man will say I plowed my sod I
deep but it stayed with mo for years
He lot It dry out
If this plan is followed the chunks
will be found the next season to be
>
reduced to mere ashes The great ad
vantage of this method over grand
fathers way Is that you obtain n good
crop at the start perhaps tho best
that ever comes oft tho land in ques
tion and the difference in cost Is
hardly more than JlGO an acre
A man between Denver and Chey
enne this year put In 60 acres of oats
the old way and they grow exactly
six inches high This Is one example
He represents hundreds
At Cheyenne they moved Dr Cooke
onto the top of tho mesa In June last
year with nothing to work on but
hard dry adobe sod tho worst kind of
sod to work that exists anywhere from
Edmonton to Mexico Ho had that
sod plowed eight Inches nnd properly I
fined down and when ho went to In
spect his crops in July they looked as
good as any Irrlgatted crops about
Greeley And this without any rain
since May 1
Deeper plowing Is what wo need on
the dry farms Many a man who is
plowing six and seven inches and Just
uunnglng to live could be putting
away 1000 a year by dropping his
plow down three or four Inches
Necessity for Salt
Cows like salt and It is absolutely
essential for their health and wellbe
ing Especially must they have it
regularly during the heavy milking
period If no salt is given during this
period somo cows will entirely break
down In health and cease to give milk
When cows are fed salt regularly
they have a better appetite for feed
and water and the more feed and wa
ter n cow cnn consume and utilize
tho more milk she will give A dairy
cow that does not consume largo quan
tities of water is as a rule not profit
able Place tho salt In small boxes
about tho stables and yards where tho
cows can lick it at will
POULTRY NOTES
Tho best egg stimulant Is a good
variety of healthful food
Begin fighting the mites and lice
before they get a start
A clumsy hen seldom makes a good
mother
Bread crumbs are splendid feed for
the young chick
Tho science of rearing healthy
chicks has to be learned chiefly by
experience
It is well to know how to cure poul I
try diseases but It is moro profitable
to know how to prevent them
Too much soft food Induces disease
Feed a light warm bulky mash In
the early morning and feed grain the
middle of the afternoon and at night
Now Is a good tithe to spade up
tho runs The fowls will like tho
worms and the ground will bo much
healthier
As an appetizer and an exercise
scatter millet seed in litter on tho pen
floor and let tho youngsters hustlo
for it
A knot hole in the side of a house
where the hens roost is moro danger
ous than If you loft a window open
Never giver your chicks sloppy food
but make It so that It will crumblo
when thrown on tho feed board
Fowls half fed are never In good
condition for mariset or laying eggs
and honce rarely prove profitable
When the cockerels are three or
four months old they should bo kept
separate from the pullets Both lots
will thrive bettor and grow faster for
tho separation
Hawks and crows which took somo
straying young poults especially tho
former are such vermin destroyers
that they are not unmitigated pests
If ono is shot and hung up In plain
sight it seems to frighten tho others
away and total destruction Is not
necessary nor probably desirable
Poultry houses that are too close
and too warm are worse than those
that are supposed to bo too cold A
fow years ago the ogg recordbreak
ing hen roosted all winter on the top
of a coal abed
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Alan had played the entire day with
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with ho closed his eyes and said
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Love is a divine discontent said
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11 done heerd such a cacklln In dls
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