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MAKING TRUCK FOR FODDER
Directions for Constructing Implement
That Will Be Found Handy on
Any Farm.
Tnko two 2 by 8's 1G feet long, two
old mower wheels with their connect
ing nhaft taking out the dogs In the
wheels nnd boiuo pIccch of hoard 2
by C nnd 1 by G. Measure G feet from
end of tho 2 by 8'u and cut a notch
to fit over tho insldo hub of each
WfeMW
Handy Fodder Truck.
Wheel. Notch a 2 by 4 nbout two feet
long In a Blmllar way and nail on un
der side to keep tho hub In place.
Saw flvo 2 by G'a for cross sticks,
notch their width and thickness in the
2 by S'b and splko them firmly, leav
ing tho two end pieces long enough
to stick out two Inches as a brace to
the standards. Standards, writes Fred
Ilartcr, Rich Hill. Mo., In Missouri
Rural 1st, may bo made of 1 by G, and
should bo bolted on. Put a pair of
double-trees on tho high end, letting
tho other end drag. Nail a 12-inch
board on top, make wheel guards of
1 by G, and you aro ready for tho fod
der. LATE WORK IN THE GARDEN
Onion Bed Set In Fall Select Sweet
Corn Seed From Growing Plant
Burbank Plan.
(By BESSIE L. PUTNAM.)
If you are fond of young onions do
Hot fall to set out a bed of "top
onions" for the very earliest uso In
tho spring. They do not form bulbs
but arc more in form like scullions.
Yet In early spring it is indeed re
freshing to bo ablo to find an onion
bed ready for uso. Tho tops of tho
seed stalk produce small bulbs which
should be set in autumn, and thus
tho stock renewed from year to year.
"While the plant is perennial, tho bulbs
are more tender when grown each
year from bulbs planted in tho au
tumn. Select your seed sweet corn from
tho growing plant, noting not only
tho bIzo and evenness of tho enr and
grains, but the number produced on
a stalk. Turn the husks back, using
them to braid tho ears together. You
then have a convenient package for
hanging up to dry.
Save your squash seeds from tho
first really good Hubbard that ma
tures. Like begets like and if you
wait until tho lato ones aro ripe you
simply make a selection that will pro
duce later fruit nnothor year. Tho
Burbank plan has many applications
'which tho ordinary gardener will do
well to observe.
Keep tho lato root crops growing.
Jf tho soil is lumpy or tho golden-rod
gets in, tho wheel hoc and tho weed
cutter will remedy this in short ordor.
GATE IS EASY TO REGULATE
Handy Device for Confining Cows to
One Pasture and Allow Swine
to Run at Will.
This devico is a handy hanger when
hogs pass from pasture to pasture,
'Whilo cowb aro confined to ono. Tho
lianger proper consists of a length of
strap-iron bent around tho posts and
supported by pegs, which may bo in-
Easy to Regulate This Gate.
feortcd in holes at different lengths or
lielghts. In tho north this can be
raised abovo tho winter snows.
Farming Intelligently.
' In everything connected with agri
culture thero aro now and unseen con
ditions that aro constantly presenting
themselves, but with agricultural col
lieges standing ready nnd willing to as
islst us, and with practical agricultural
,JournalB brought to our door yards, It
scorns almost incredlblo that thero
ishould bo so much lack of Interest
uimong somo agriculturists.
No man can deny tho good that
comes to him from Itching up to dnto
on all matters appertaining to his lino
of business, yet wo seo farmors on
every sldo who soluom tako tlmo to
read or think out tho problems con
nected with their every day Hfo and
business. A Farmer.
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TO MAKE CONCRETE CULVERT
Proper Drainage Is Foundation of
Good Roads Plan for Making
Substantial Form.
The proper drainage with good cul
vert is tho foundation of good roads.
Concrcto stands at tho head of tho
class of materials for culverts and
abutments.
Excavate to tho depth of 3 feet and
width of G feet, nnd tho full width of
tho road. Set up and stake in placo
two planks or Blabs 10 Inches wide,
as shown at 1)1) In tho picture. As
theso pieces nro to remain in place,
they may be of any ordinary stuff Just
good enough to hold tho concrcto in
placo until it sets. These pieces nro
set G feet nt the end whero tho water
startB in nnd Gl nt tho lower end.
They should hnvo n fall of 1 Inch to
each foot in length. Now, put a lnyor
of concrcto G inches deep, and hollow
out and smooth do An. Itaiso the sldo
toward III), keeping them in position
as shown In tho picture.
Set up 10-inch boards cc 18 Inches
from Hll. This will make iho walls
of curvert 18 Inches thick, and tho
opening 2 feet wldo at tho upper end,
and 2 feet nnd 6 Inches at tho lower.
As tho forms aro being filled with
concrete, sand or gravel should bo
filled in at "a" for n core, which after
ward may bo shoveled out and earth
filled in behind tho outside pieces to
hold It in position.
When the form is filled to tho top
of tho plnnkB tho center, or core,
should bo rounded up with sand to
form tho arch of opening In tho cul
vert. This sand should be pneked
solid and smoothed off nicely so tho
surface of the arch will bo smooth.
A plank should bo set up at each
end of tho culvert boforo any concrete
is put In, so the ends will bo smooth
and look well. Wings, or sldo walls
may bo built at the same tlmo as tho
Concrete Culvert Form.
culvert by cutting off tho ends of BB
10 inches, or 1 foot, and running a
form out as long as tho wings aro
wanted.
Proportions for concrete: Two parts
sand; four parts coarso gravel or
crushed stone; one part Portland ce
ment. Tho sand nnd cement should bo
mixed dry. Tho gravel, if not damp,
should bo dampened, then mix with
tho sand nnd cement. Turn the mix
ture three times, dry, and add enough
water to make a thick mortar; turn
two more times end shovel into tho
forms; puddle or pack Into tho forms
with stamping stick or plcco of 2x1
inch scantling.
When finished let stnnd ono day,
then put on the earth which will help
to dry out tho concrete all alike.
Any tlmo after ono week tho samo
may bo shoveled out.
Now you have a culvert of ono
soiTd plcco; ono thnt will not rot out,
wash away, nor can it bo torn down
by tho boys whilo hunting rabbits.
Pumpkins Good Feed.
Pumpkins aro good hog and cattlo
feed, but do not feed all of them im
mediately. Save somo for lato winter
feeding. Tho animals will relish them
better than they do now. Tho green
in them will aid digestion when tho an
imalB aro on dry feed.
Cow peas, flax and millet aro good
sod crops.
Tho greatest weed distributing
agency is tho threshing crew.
Tho only way to decrease Bmut in
corn Is to pluck off tho smut-balls and
burn them.
Clean tho seed whent. Clean seed
and the big, plump berries will In
crease next season's yield.
Farm machinery is expensive and
to allow It to stand exposed to the
elements causes an enormous wasto.
Good plowing 1b economical in every
Bcnso of tho word, and no amount of
supplementary work will tako its
placo.
Tho first requisite for insuring a
good wheat crop, granted a favorablo
season, Is a well-prepared and en
riched seed bed.
A crop planted in deep ground will
stand moro drought and matura with
half the cultivation required bya crop
on Bhnllow ground.
Potatoes that have been well pro
tected all through tho season by tho
Bordeaux spray aro not so likely to
rot In cellar or pit.
Applying a fertilizer rich In phos
phorus with moderate amounts of po
tassium and nitrogen will provo valu
able on most pasture lands.
If roughago is scarce, stack well tho
wheat straw. Bright wheat Btraw will
go a long way toward filling out a
season of short roughage crops.
Few farmers recognize that a pas.
turo needs fertilizing, that tho con
stant removal of fertility reduces tho
crop-producing powors of tho land.
Wo aro prone to let a fow weeds go
to seed in tho fall, hoping that frost
will prevent seeding. But tho risk la
too groat. Wo should watch tho cor
ners and clean tbo garden as well as
in tho spring.
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REVIEW
Samitj School Leuoa for Oct. 23, 1910
Specially Arranged tor Thlt Paptr
Golden Text "And It enmn to paps,
when tho day wero well nigh romo that
he ahould bo received up. ho nteadfnntly
tot hln faca to co to Jrrusnletn, and nrnt
HieasonKcra boforo his fnco." Luko 9:51.
Tho first element of a good review Is
to make it n real review, a general view
of tho whole period which has been
studied. In this case our review cov
ers 13 lessons, from Lesson III. of tho
third Quarter to Lesson III. of this quar
ter. Tho Bccond olement Is that tho re
view bo mndo attractive atid inter
esting. And It can bo so conducted
both in tho class and for tho wholo
school as to bocomo ono of tho most
attractlvo and helpful sessions of the
roar.
Tho period covered by this roviow
extends from tho Bummer of A. D.
EJ to April 4, A. D. 30; about nine
months.
Tho place in tho Ufa of Christ is tho
Inst pnrt of tho great Galilean min
istry; tho wholo of tho Porcan minis
try in the country cast of tho Jordan;
and tho last four days of Christ's pub
lic ministry, in Jorusalem and vi
cinity. Tho Mop. Traco on tho map tho
movements of Jesus Capernaum.
Cacsarea, Phlllppl, Galileo, Caper
naum, Jerusalem, Galilee, Pcrca, Jeri
cho, Bethany, Mount of Olives, Jeru
salem. Picturo Review. ftoproductlons
from photographs of great paintings,
nnd of Biblical and historical places
and events, (both in color nnd in
black and white"), aro now bo reason
able In price as to make them avail
ablo for regular uso in tho class or
Sunday school. It is a great help
to tho memory, if each class or each
Bcholar makes a picturo book of this
part or tho life of Christ. Tho best book
for this purpose Is ono made for this
object, of 140 pages, with a peculiar
but simple back, which enables ono
to fill tho book with pictures without
at all distorting tho covers, which are
of heavy board covered with tasty
paper. Tho text of Matthew's Gos
pel can bo pasted in from somo cheap
edition of the Gospels, or, better, writ
ten In tho wordB of tho scholar.
Great interest can bo added to tho
making of theso volumes In various
wayo. They nro ornamented with pen
drawings. "For lnstanco, tho fact of
Jesus working no a carpenter during
his young manhood 1b happily Illus
trated by sketching a hammer, a jack
knife, saw, or other carpenter's tools."
Maps and charts and small pictures
can bo cut out of claused Quarterlies;
illustrations can bo preserved from
magazines and newspapers; small
cards can bo obtained with beautifully
arranged pressed llowcrs in various
natural colors, from dlffcront parts of
Palestine which Jesus has made sa
cred, two cents each, In packages
of 25.
Another Form of Picturo Review.
Mrs. Estollo M. Hurll, author of a
capital volumo on "Tho Llfo of Our
Lord in Art," advocating tho greater
uso of pictures in the Sunday school,
says: "A successful teacher of a
largo Bible class in ono of our
churches, wishing to provldo some
thing usually Instructive for Re
view Sunday, choso this plan: sho
procured a largo number of photo
graphs descriptive of the life of our
Lord, placed them upon tho walls and
upon easels in the cI&sb room, un
til she had tho wholo story told in
pictures. During tho session no word
from her was necessary, except a fow
simple explanations, whilo tho pupils
passed in silence from ono picture
to another, taking in its beauty and
Its lesson at tho same time. "It was
tho most Impressive servlco I over at
tended," said ono who was thero, and
tho wholo class echoed tho same sen
timent as they slowly left tho church.
Travoling by Stereoscopic Pictures.
Theso aro growing moro popular, be
ing used In day schools on well as In
Sunday schools, because tho pictures
aro incomparably hotter than thoso
of a few years ago. Thoy are such
llfo-llko representations of tho places
whero our Lord lived and walked and
taught, tho figures and tho scenes
are brought out so clearly that It Is
almost the same as if wo wero actu
ally traveling In the Holy Land. Peo
plo are moro and moro waking up to
the HkenoBS of tho experiences that
may bo gained In tho stereoscopo to
thoBO gained by vlowlng them on tho
epot.
Thero aro 100 pictures of Palestine,
in a leather case, with a book on
closing a map and a description of tho
tour through tho Holy Land. Of
course a selection can bo made of the
pictures. This can bo mado most
useful for an evening meeting with
tho class. It would bo well for each
Sunday school to own a set of these,
Tho Topical Review. Let the schol
nrs go through tho lossons during the
provious week, some taking ono class
of subjects, and others another, if they
are unable to examlno all thoroughly.
I. Find all the statements that wero
applied to tho llfo of th'o apostles.
II. Find thoso two which contain
references to children.
III. Find those which refor to mar
rlago feasts.
IV. Find thoso which aro based on
vineyards.
V. Tell tho story of each of tho par
ables. VI. Toll tho Btory of the triumphal
entry.
VII. What do wo learn about watch
ing? VIII. Note the references to Christ's
ufforlng and death.
A TRAIN LOAD OF TOBACCO.
Twenty-four Carloads Purchased for
Lewis' Single Binder Cigar
Factory.
What Is probably tho biggest lot of
all fancy grndo tobacco held by any
factory In tho United States hint Just
been purchased by Frank P. LcwIh, of
Peoria, for tho manufacture of LowIb'
Slnglo Binder Cigars. Tho lot will
mako twenty-four carloads, and Ih se
lected from whnt Is considered by ex
perts to bo tho finest crop raised hi
many years. Tho purchase of tobacco
Is sufficient to last tho factory moro
than two years. An extra price was
paid for tho selection. Smokers of
Lewis' Hlnglo Binder Cigars will appre
ciate this tobacco.
Pcvrla Star, January hi, 1SQD.
"Thank YouV
Tho man who is not thnnkful for
tho lesBonB ho lenrned la adversity
didn't lenrn any.
Thero must he plenty of thankful
ness In tho world If those who hnvo
loved and lost could know Just what
they have lost.
"Why nro you giving thanks? They
took $10,000 from you In Wall Street
n llttlo while ago, didn't thoy?"
"Yes; but I got out with $20 they
didn't know 1 had." Judge.
How's Tills?
We offrr On Ittindrrd Dollars Ilcwurd for any
Mm nt catarrh lust canuot be cured by Hall
Oslarrn Cure.
T. J. Clir.NKY A CO . Toledo. O.
We, the tindertlmeJ, have known I' J (.'timer
for the lad 15 jrsr. and tiellrvr him perfectly lion
orabla In all tiuilneM tmnactlonii ami financially
able to carry out any utilisation! made by lila Orm.
Wauhno, Kinnan a Hanvit,
Wholesale DrtiHlila. Toledo O.
llftU'n Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, acting
dlrectlv utxin the blood and mucoiia mirfacea nt tin
)-lrm. lettlmonlnla font tree. J'tlre "5 ceuta per
bottle. Pnht by nil DruMlita.
lale llall'a Family rills tor eomtlpatlon.
Slightly Mixed.
Two Englishmen were resting nt tho
Rod Homo Inn at Stratford-on Avon
Ono of them discovered a ptlnt pictur
ing a low, tumbling building under
nenth which was printed: "Tho Iloiiso
In Which Shnkespcaro Was Born"
Turning to his friend In mild surprise
ho pointed to the print. Ills frlond
exhibited equal surprise and called a
waiter, who assured them of tho ac
curacy of tho Inscription.
" 'Pon my word," said tho observing
Englishman, slinking his head dubious
ly. "1 thought he was born In a man
ger!" Tit for Tat.
Lloyd C. Grlscom, In an Interview
in Now York, said of party dissen
sions. "They nro animated by a nnsty splr
It, a tlt-for-tat spirit; and they go
from bad to worse.
"It's like tho rnso of tho engaged
couple at tho scasldo tlanro. Tho
young man, a little jealous, said cold
ly to his finnceo at supper.
" 'Let mo see was it you I kissed
In tho conservatory?'
" 'About what tlmo?' tho young girl
answered, with a llttlo laugh."
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Sell Murlno Eyo Remedy, Liquid, 25c,
GOc, $1.00. Murlno Eyo Salvo In
Aseptic Tubes. 25c. $1.00. Eyo Books
nnd Eyo Advlro Free by Mall.
Murine Eyo Remedy Co., Chicago.
Prudent Bridegroom.
"Tho uncertainties of llfo In Now
York aro reflected In wedding rings,"
said tho Jeweler. "Of all the wedding
rings I hnvo sold this season moro
than half wero brought back after tho
ceremony tohavo tho date put on. Tho
rest of tho Inscription was engraved
when tho ring wns purchased, but in
order that tho dato might bo correct
It was cautiously omitted until nfter
tho knot was tied."
When Rubbers Become Necessary
And your nhoen pinch, nlmko Into your
ahocn Allon'n Koot-Kntte, tho nntlseptlo
powder for tho feet. Cures tired, itching
feet and taken the stint: out of Cornn and
Bunions. Always ubo It for IircaUInK In
New Bhoes nnd for danclnR prtrtlen. Bold
overywhero 23c. Rrunplc mulled FIIEB.
Address, Allen S. OlmBted, Lo Hoy, N. Y.
A Biased Opinion.
"Do you think buttermilk will
long one's life, Col. Soaksby?"
pro-
"Ahem! I have no doubt, Miss
Plumper, that If a person had to drink
buttermilk every day It would mako
life seem longer."
Wo onco heard of a man who loved
to pay his debts, but we have forgot
ten his address.
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Tho word "tired" is much used and
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Bad Breath
"For months I hadcreattronblcTrithmy
stomach and used ell kinda of medicines.
My tongue has been actually as green as
grass, my breath having a bad odor. Two
weeks ago a friend recommended Cascareta
and after nsing them I can willingly and)
cheerfully eay that tbey have entirely
cured me. I therefore let you know that X
shall recommend them to any one Buffer
ing from such troubles." Chas. H. Hal
pern, U4 is. 7m St., ew Yoric, n. x.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Toato Oood,
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Grioa.
10c, 23c. 50c. Never sold la bulk. Tho gen
uine tablet stamped G C C. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. 823
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fubnitutes ot imitations.
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CATARRHAL FEVER
AND ALL NOSE
AND THROAT DISEASES
Cures the akin and acta tut a preventive for othern. I Iqnld Riven on
the tongue, hnfe for brood nmrea and al I otherx. Bent kidney remedy Ml
centaandtl.(jOnlM,ttl;tuOUnndIOOOtho(loien. Bald by all dnKRlsts)
and nurse goods Iioubch, or bent expreba paid, by the manufacturers.
SI'OHN MEDICAL CO., Chemitts, GOSHEN, INDIANA
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