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, AIliW_fB,` N._ Y.-'f I Bllaetgd fg-gm "°_"°°'°°*' 1°# ten yew. ana haasucii °¥¥U\f°_PliUl that sometimes I would lie 'ill b°*l f°“1"d°Y“f°'l‘im°; cuuidiiot eat or sleep and did_not want anyone to talk to me or bother me at all. Sometime, I wouldmuifer for seven hours at grime oiirei-eiie ameri dia the ben they mid for me until four months egol began giving Lydia E. Pinkhem'a Vegetable Compound a trial and now I am in good health."-Mrs. WILLIAM H. Gii.i.,N¢. 15 Plelswf Street. Auburn, Nev? York.

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and taken' into mouth and swallow- ed. Ou reaching the stomach. U10. bryo or larvae attach themselves _Y means of their hook-like mandilil\,is~'°_1r 'laws io the mucous,-HQWWBUQ ing of the stnillholi. At this time they no or ii biota-rea asrifr. asc. ui. the _course of the’ folio ng Winter and Epping month; '_\1ry \llld8i'§0 iii.. IQ” two nioultiogs becoming larger Bild more developed each time, until they reach the full stage of their dovelup- ment and growth and become the ma- ture larvae or the so-called "bolt" These are found in the stomach dur- ing the Spring, and are of a yellowish- brown color._ They are somewhat pear- shaped, tapering towards their head, and formed of a series of rings or segments. Subsequently, during the 'Summer months, they voluntarily»loos~ en their hold from the wall of the stomach. and fall off into the# con- tents of the stomach, and finally are expelled with the faeces or manurc. The time occupied by them in the sto- mach averages about nine months. Af- ter being expelled with the faeces,tiiey remain in the manure or bury them- selves in the soft earth or ground, where they gradually develop during the summer into the pupal state and finally emerge us the perfect adult gad or bot ily.

- Symptoms

The symptoms cnuscd by the

presence of bots in the stomach are indenitc. 'i‘licir press,-iicc, however,may be suspected during the Winter months and Spring in liori-ies which are un- tlirifty und subject to attacks of in- digestlon and colic without other ap' parent cause. Horses affected with bots, causing irritation oi' the stom- ncli are sometimes noticed to mani- fest their presence by ai tendency which their presence by a tendency which they display of turning up the upper lip, as if iiuusented. ln some cases the bots may be noticed in the dung which is passed.

Treatment and Prevention

Measures should be taken to prevert

horses from becoming affected by pro- tecting them against the attacks of the ilies. Horses which ure being ex- posed to the attacks of the flies may be protected by clipping oil’ the long hairs from the region of the head, lircast, shoulders and legs. The paris mentioned should also be smeared fre- quently with oili. By clipping the long

Tired, Nervous Men and Women

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aiforlied horses while at work against the attacks of the flies _by means of

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move bots from the stomach owing to _ __ \

their great vitality, and medicines us- '_ _ ` `

ed for this purpose are not always e . _ _ _ _

face of the jaws, the breast and fore

fective. The following are recom- mended as being useful: Creolin, half an ounce; _oil of turpentine, one to two ounces; given ‘as a drench diluted in a pint "o`f rs.w_linseed oil or milk. Dur- ing the Spring and Summer months, when`the parasites have reached ma- turity, they voluntariiy leave the sto- mach and are passed out with the dullli At this time their removal is hastened by the 'use of purgatives,such as a pint of linseed oil or from half to one ounce of aides, given as a ball or as s. drench in a pint of water.- Maritime Farmer.

RAISING FARM COLTB

The high prices of horses line led

many farmers to raising colts as a side-line. And there is no other thing that ilts into average farm conditions as well. During the Winter and early Spring 'little farm work is performed and the horses might as well raise a few colts.

On the most farms it is best to have

the mares foal in the Spring so that by the time the Spring work starts the horses are ready for the harness. Colts should he weaned at six 'months in some cases. A great number of colts stop growing after being weaned. This is due to thc owner in almost every case. The colt should be eating grain before weaning and good pnsturc pru- vided. in this way no setbacks' will occur in the colt's growth.

Mnny farmers make the mistake of

keeping their colts in the barn too much. A good warm stall is a ilne thing on stormy days and at night,but let them out during the day; even if it is a little cold.

For the last few years there has

been a steady increase in tho price of good horses. There never will be a time when horses will pay better than at the present. The farmer who has money in the bank or who is looking for a good paying investment should consider raising colts. Suppose you have a. team of mares wirth five hun- dred dollars. lf you had that amount in the bank you would not get over ten dollars interest, but if you raise two colts you would get over ai hundred dollars. Is there any other thing tha: will pay as well? If there is I and a lot of other farmers would be pleases to know what it is.

Of course there is an element of risk

to it as well as to any other business, but where common-sense methods are used raising colts is no harder than raising n. crop of wheat; and there is ii lot more money in it.--Bernard E. Collin in The Farmer, St. Paul.

i THE FARM §

CRATE8 VERSUS BAFIRELS

Thousands of cars were loaded with

barrels during the last fruit harvest, packed in crates instead of baskets. The crates lit close on a rack and economize in the matter of room. This rack is shown with 40-bushel crates. The crates are hauled to a car on a siding. Bins in the car hold different varieties of apples. Then the car is shipped to some distant point where fruit of this kind is not as pleiitifui as iii Michigan. Some of the cars go to North and South Dakota; buyers buy at the cor door, so do peddlars and wagons.

In most instances apples handled in

this way are picked, but a good many carloads of wiiidfalls are shipped in the some way. They also carry long distances, and are sold at prices that eiinble thc wholesale buyer to pay more for tlieni than they would bring for cider.

Apples were shipped out of Michi-

gan during this method. it is claimed that it results in a saving to the con-~ sumer over fruit packed in barrels, and tlio liaiid-picked fruit shipped in bulk is as good as that that has been packed in barrels.-J. L. Graff.

(Editor's Note.-Richards, the Pur-

due hortlcultural expert, says if the crates have thin strips on the bottom they will plncli and bruise the apples in handling. He believes the barrel is the best container for Winter-keeping apples.)-Farm Life. ~

THE CABBAGE APHIS

Two years ago the grey plant~louse

which attacks cabboges, cauliflower, turnip and similar plants, just about ruined these crops in some neiglibin'~ hoods. Fortunately, this is one of the pests that comes in destructive num- bers only once in a number of years. its own parasites and other enemies usually keep it fairly well in check. Sometimes it gets away from them,and when it is given a good chance, in is 'favorable season, it. multiplies at an enormously rapid rate, and heroic measures must be resorted to to keep it under control. its parasites andl other enemies will then take care or the balance. _ ' 9

The commercial cabbage grower,whol

must count more closely than the or- dinary gardener, inay spray his fields with whsle-oil or ilsh-oil soap solu- tions, the latter being probably the cheapest. For _us, who raise cahhages and similar crops only on a home gar- den or small market garden scale the easiest way to get out oi the trouble is probably by spraying with tobscco~ extract, such as "black-leaf tobacco

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