. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Has Imitators But No Competitors. A Safe, Speedy an I ire for Curb, S\-"'ny, Capped Hock. 1 Tendcns, Founder, Wind ud ah lamrn'ii from 8pnvm, Eingbono and other bony tumors. Cures sl'.in diseases or Parasites, Thrurh. Diphtheria. R'-movcs all Bunches from Horses or Cattle. As a Human Remedy for Rheumatism, Bprain' Bore Throat, 1 "f Caustic Balsam a I â >!,â .. 81 60 i by i . ''<â â¢: i â ; .!â¢"â , iptlvfl ti, ate. AtMrcss . .*rt,ici'-Wllllams 0. it comeB to selling, the large ones Bell more readily and at bett
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Has Imitators But No Competitors. A Safe, Speedy an I ire for Curb, S\-"'ny, Capped Hock. 1 Tendcns, Founder, Wind ud ah lamrn'ii from 8pnvm, Eingbono and other bony tumors. Cures sl'.in diseases or Parasites, Thrurh. Diphtheria. R'-movcs all Bunches from Horses or Cattle. As a Human Remedy for Rheumatism, Bprain' Bore Throat, 1 "f Caustic Balsam a I â >!,â .. 81 60 i by i . ''<â â¢: i â ; .!â¢"â , iptlvfl ti, ate. AtMrcss . .*rt,ici'-Wllllams 0. it comeB to selling, the large ones Bell more readily and at better prieeB, even though they have some defects, than the stumpy fellows. I have both types on hand now and haven't sold one of the fat kind, while the others go right along. There iB good profit to be made in breeding or feeding hogs, especially if you breed the right type, and that is the large type. In order to get the right kind you will have to breed from as near the type as you can get and don't feed too much corn or fat forming food to growing stock, especially broodsowB and growing pigs, for it is growth you want while young to make a frame so you can finish for market at a profit. Ed. Edmoxdsos, Newark, Texas. Best Type of Hog for Profit. The type of hog for profit, for both breeder and feeder, from my exDerience from both standpoints, is the large type, and what I mean by large type is a hog with plenty of length, breath and depth. They grow faster from pighood and until they are ready for market, make more gain for the amount of grain consumed than the short, thick ones. They can be fed longer if are better grazers than the early developed kind. It is not necessary to have a rough hog to get a large one, not by any means. I have fed both kinds, or types, and made them both pay a neat profit, but the big framed fellows paid the best. A word to those who are thinking of going in the hog business, but hesitate on account ot high priced feed. After a h
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