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The success in raising fine and
healthy birds depends largely on
the care that is. given them dur-
ing the first weeks of their exis-
tence. Neglect during this time
can never be repaired, but extra
time and attention. bestowed on
them bring such good results
that they are well worth the ef-
fort.

During the first days and weeks
there is greater. danger than. at
any other time of overfeeding
the voracious little things, and
great care must be, exercised to
select the right kind ‘of foods for
their needs. _ The development
of the framework must keep pace
with the growth of the body, or
leg. weakness will be the result.

‘It is ‘nut. my" ‘Intention to give
directions regarding the manner
of feeding, etc., but ‘only to em-
phasize the fact that special care
given the chick ‘will be well re-
paid when‘ the bird ‘Peaches 1 ma-
turity. Cog hoe

Following Mr. Philio’ 5 sugges-
tion I feed the chicks custard. in
place. of hard boiled eggs, and
have only. isolated cases of. bowel
trouble. I put: water and milk
before them with. their first meal,
adding a few drops of cholerine
to ‘the water from time to time.
Inever saw any ill effects from
doing. so, while I. had disastrous

-results when withholding the.
liquids for several days.’ With
one lot I tried the experiment of.
not giving the chicks any water
or-milk until the sixth day, and

when I gave.‘theim’ ‘their “first |’

drink.they did not even give me
time to set the vessel down,: They
proved. very effectively that ‘when
they were ready. ‘to. drink, . they.

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had, not to be taught ‘to do 80. .

All tried to get at the water at
the same time, forming a circle
around it and pushing each other

into it, Although the water was’

placed before them in one of the
regular chick “fountains they
managed to change,. in’ one min-
ute; into the most. bedraggled
and sorry looking chicks I ever
saw. They never recovered from
the wetting,..and * when four
months old did not look larger,
than two monthis-old chicks. I.
kept a few of them so as not to.
forget the lesson.

When water and milk. ‘are
placed: before the chicks from the
very, first feeding, there are at.
first. only. a‘very few that drink
of it, and there is never any
crowding. Inthe first place the
moisture contained in the custard
seems-to satisfy them in the be-

ginning, and afterwards they do ~

not crowd, and they drink mod-
erately because they are used to
seeing «the drinking | fountains
and know they can satisfy their
thirst whenever they wish to do
so; the milk and water have nct

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They. devour enormous quantities
‘of bran and ail the green food

they are given; and. their thirst

seems to equal. their hunger. I
saw. a lot of. 20 chicks empty a
pint bottle of water three times
before the noon feeding, and the -
bran hopper seems to be always

empty. They. seratch for the last” -

bit of grain that. is buried in the
ground for them and are always
active and on the lookout for tid

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YSELF HEATING
GASOLINE IRONS

| the attraction of. something new

and-unknown. They never go to
‘the watering dishes in bunches
and do not act as if they were
tormented by an unquenchable
thirst: ~

I gave - them bran and some
delicate green food from the first,
cutting ‘the latter up very fine,
and they quickly acquire a great
liking for any kind of green food.
_ Mash can: safely be placed be-
fore them when they ‘are very

-young, , ‘because it’ is quite some
time” ‘before they become used ta
ite and begin to like it. For young

birds itis best to omit the meat

from't the: ‘mash.

‘After the: birds are fully feath:
ered out, the danger of overfeed-

‘ing seems past, and they develop.
‘such ravenous., appetites that ‘it

seems impossible to satisfy them,

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‘times are not sufficient. to supply
‘their wants, and there does not

much’. for them.

To give. the. ‘young. birds. s0|
‘mueh extra care, requires | of
“course. very: much: time,. but those

‘who do breeding on a small: seale
‘and wish to improve their stock.

in appearance | as well as in re-
gard: to utility, - will do well. “tol
devote as much extra. time )as
‘possible. to their growing. stock.
There ,.is. great. satisfaction © ‘in
possessing” ‘a flock of: ‘good layers
that are also ornamental. birds.
Iti is possible to have both.

Poultry writers are: » continually
saying that hen houses should be
whitewashed, and to many. peo-
ple this brings a vision: of a slow
and laborious task with a white-
wash brush. To 1 use one of these
even on a smooth wall is no easy
task, and when. a. man attempts
to whiten a lot. of. dirty. rough
boards, full of cracks, and knots,
and splinters, the job is’ so for-
midable that no one wants to go
far with it... And .if: that: were

the only way of whitewashing ; alll...

hen house; it would be: almost

worse than useless to attempt it||L LTE.

on. houses of any. size. .

But there is 4 better way, and

that is to-use a spray ’ pump.

With this, every ~ part of the ;
building, no matter. how rough | a

the boards. may. -be,, can. be
reached. Have the liquid thin |.
enough so that it ean be easily |.
sent through. the: .pump,. and
foree it into ‘every’ crack and
crevice.
tion, such as: kerosene, earbolic
‘acid, copperas, or even soap suds

‘may be added,*so:. as. to ensure:
the destruction. of vermin: of all

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Wear an old. suit Sof. ‘clothes,

: and. doa thorough: job,.and.the|
; | results will be. satisfactory. oA OE

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bits. The three regular ‘feeding

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good pump with ahose and apra 7
nozzle. will do. ‘the. job i in good
shape, and the labor, will, not be

exhausting. «

Patching u up. ‘an. ‘old roof, on a
poultry: house ' isa poor proposi=.
tion. ® ~ There* ‘are ‘several * good
roofings’ on the’ ‘market today’ and
it: will: “pay you: to “put: on: a. good .
one. Then’ ‘the. ‘fall rains and
winter. ‘BNOWS . cwill: not leak into
the: house, “A. good roof. is worth

}much~for the-protection of : the

birds.’ : When. properly laid: and
carefully looked after, ‘a ‘roof will
last for years, = 0 an

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