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Show SSSSSSSflSS(jt Discipline at Sea others if thej haze any chance at i. OLbEII DAYS. they are so very silly. Have the pen on a grassy plat, tf . blue INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR OUR possible, but have the grass very : h I ISOW CUPID triumphed HAVEN. NEW CF LAWS RURAL READERS. else the dew on it will damp the poults Necessity for Weight of Force Behind an Order Issued. to cause their becoming enough in .'diIki Tempered Jntlc wlti How SarrMafnl Funner. Operate Till. chilled, and if this does not result trouble. death bowel in will it Burely "Hrrvwi of Yo Yorrjr Unit Tuiitir-aku- u Department ot the Farm A Few to best A ship at sea is an isolated world. the new officer he burst out into furiFor is the few first weeks it Wojr Hnmiu't Wit Fouud Hint, ea to the Care of Live Stock ous cursing at the other man for not feed nothing but wheat bread soaked Not only does the xittle floating vilOut of U.OIculty. and Poultry: in sweet milk or water, and milk curds. lage depend on the stoutness of the catching it. Mr. Katun turned quietly planks beneath it, but the safety and to him anil said: Pepper this thickly with black pepper In view of the fact that the ancient If you dont shut that foul head up, In Milk of those on tiourd depend on Ihittlei. once per day and mix it thickly wth ra.iearlilng aeliou of a comfort another to cite donable I'll shut It for you." The bottles known as sterilizing" sharp sand twice obedience to intelligent orders. The per week for their similar character wherein the judge man. a huge New York nondeThe as a man who with must often, rules are narrow ruie bottles ones, tall, breakfast Feed rather often, but never case of the people against Murline has e deceived by Mr. Eaton's pleasa of a does chieftain tribe, script, of half or pint. feed quite as much as they would eat eight ounces, capacity some ancient of pigout been drawn Mulant look, strode up to him, swearing After being filled with milk the bot- except of a night. The idea is to keep by physical force. Mr. Frank T. off and paraded bedusted and eonhole Hiid threatening to kill him. MerMen of the of horribly. author The len, tles are corked most conveniently by them in good havbe always it by may a appetite fore public, smiling vioFor answer the second mate lcaiied at chant Service, is no advocate of means of a wad or plug of cotton batthem a little hungry. Mix powto temper the rigors lence on the ing mercy him and seized him by the throat uud as of but. officers, pari ting. But of course care must be used ered charcoal with their feed once per of justice. It will be remembered that of no waistband, and the next minute he is he if there weight explains, that this docs not become wet, and the week and save all the green onion tops In the case against Murline the dealwas flying over the rail Into the sea. force behind an order, men will bottles must be kept upright. They for them. into small pieces fendant had been caught kissing Sarah ways be found who will disobey. One these Cut Mr. Eaton turned swiftly, and was may also be stoppered with ordinary with an old of statutes the knife. the to or. scissors of Tuttle, contrary of Mr. Pullen's earliest recollections Just in time to catch the other man corks which have recently been boiled Give them allpair will eat a after and that New Haven thes;; colony, pf they of sailor life is an Incident on board in midrush at him with a squarely each time before using, and then less as fair trial on May day, 16G0, the governare and relish good them they they the East Lothian. planted blow oil the chin, which landcare to keep the bottleB upright will be to of them pay both We or sentenced had corrective. a sort of appetizer and The men have been demoralized by ed him a clucking heap in the needed. But corks must be firmly tie! fine of a If shillings. twenty them. for curd never had a cowardly second mate who was Anenough down, when sterilizing is done, to pre- ever seen cafe ine particulars are In other the one miss off seem By this time the other men had their feed, they ally discharged at Bombay. His sucvent their being forced out. To heat n that shouta from diary forward, rushed curds and cessor was a splendid specimen of a the fray the milk In these bottles it is necessary meal and let the next feed benot eat gleaned dates back nearly 250 years. The exdo seaman, not too tall, finely proportion- ing. "Kill him'" Presently Eaton was onion If aod they tops. a perto put them into a boiler upon epithe special tracts hearing upon the center of a howling gang threating and of a very pleasant face. forated false bottom or platform to tuis, they have either found a good sode referred to, says the Cleveland ed.The his life. Hot he armed himself with u was on first hoard he sick. or are morning meal else they keep them from direct contact witb follows: as are Plain Dealer, were we Mr. decks. Eaton, "norman." a handy Iron bar from the washing Keep cool water handy and keep it the bottom of the boiler. Water is three Thys daye did the new second mate, was having a windlass, and none of them dared face ye Apryl one Is necessary. e poured In around the bottles to the in a clean vessel, tbis ihe Dorothy and mee walk across; ye look around the ship, and stayed for- him with that terrible weapon. same level as the milk. This water is Another is to keep their coops clean. looknever rushcame common and Dorotny mate first the and were men two where I ward, passing skipper heated, and as the temperature of the The best way to do this, perhaps ed sweter. She had on the kerchief water out of the big washdeck tub. ing forward, and ranged themselves milk lags some ten or more degrees should say, an extra good way is to that her Aunt Hester gave her and her As Mr. Eaton In mate. passed, one of them, by the Bide of the second behind that of the water, the latter move the coop to new ground every hayre was like a tangled web of of the tone carelessly slinging a bucket toward the two minutes the whole must be raised to the boiling point, day. We do this every few days with And It was at the closing of other dropped it and cut the deck bad ship was altered. It was never again when the bottles can be removed and chicks, but it is needed if you would ye daye. And strange to say tho with its edge. With a glance at necessary to resort to violence. cooled gradually, to prevent the.r keep the poults in health. The great had much to tell her I could not frame iy cracking. As it is advantageous to thing is to keep the poults free of lice. the words, but was content to walk In cool the milk rapidly, the use of tin Yes, they are sure to have them if quiet by her syde, with the folds of t cans of similar shape as the bottleB there are many of the poults, and there her frock sometymes touching me ami has been recommended in bulletin 131 is any other poultry around. Look soe sending lyttle thrills thro my blud. of the Michigan Experiment Station. often for them; look under the top And when we reached her father's Such cans may be put at once in iced feather on the little wings, between tnc dommycile we lingered oer the water. The part of the bottles above quills of the wing feathers; you will Then Dorothy leaned a lyttle the milk is not pasteurized, and hence find them, enough to sap the life out toward me and sayd in her gentil the bottles should be kept upright to of a gobbler if allowed voice, Good night to you. Philip. And prevent contamination. At 170 degrees to remain. Push the top feathers back of a suddyn my hart swelled and I An old sailor, in a reminiscent mood, as if all hell wa.t on your heels! Climb, water begins to steam and simmer, and dust between the quills with fresh was near to chokying, and ere I knew told this story of Fighting Bob: you dashed pirates! Climb!' across ye while boiling begins at 190 to 195 deThe men at the wheel had the ratlice powder, then rub gently to be what I had done I leaned Did I ever hear Evans swearT Now. or something, for they lost coutrol tles grees, at which time the milk in the sure the work is well done. Each paylings and kyssed her! ot youre asking me to tell tales out bottles has reached 185 degrees. If it wing must be so treated; it is tedious, of April ye four I have been sumand the ship almost bronchi d to have I it, know the newspapers school. is desired to pasteurize at a lower tem- but there is no other way that will do moned before ye governor's counsyl to a jerk. The given him a reputation for salt water and came around with of unlawfully water answer to the 155 charge at ye been had say, degrees, perature, standing right near this work and yet not Injure the poults; talk, which I guess hasn't lowered him captain must be held at this point for half an thfty are so tender. Every few days kysslng Mi setres a Dorothy Graham. very much In the affections of the peo- where the starboard main sheet had saw fashion. He hour, and at 140 degrees for about an yol must look at the wings and upon It appears that Abljah Clamphill ple. But I wouldn't want to make any been coiled I am grievhedge. me from ye behynd hour. This will take more care and the first a very heavy man, weighing nearIt. I'll tell what I did was sign of lice dust again. It is ed for but care naught statement about sake, Dorothys time than the method described. Juhundred pounds. As I was funthree was the ly impossible to grow turkeys and lice for my own. They cannot take ye nee, once, though, that lius Nelson. the shrouds I looked below, on. I me ever laid up to cutting the do not niest thing eyes destroy together, and if you from mee.. kyss We had been lying up at Funchal, in and nearly dropped off with laughing. lice they will destroy your poults. Apryl ye nineteen Thys daye was the now Germ. Get Into Milk. for the south- There stood the outraged chaplain, Madeiras, Emma Clearwaters. Abljah gave hys testimony east trades to waiting ye trial. Bulletin 152, New Jersey Station: In us along. The first with his prayerbook tightly clasped, help and I told ye governor it was truely the first place, a good many germs are toward sundown, everybody linking with horror at the captain. lie Drlufa. was alle my faulte, I 'day out, reelated. Poultry It in is milk while yet it living in the was piped aft to prayers. It was pret- had stepped back onto the coil of the instiAt the Wisconsin Round-u- p addyd, and I humbly confess my gilt, the udder of the cow, and In the next tute last main sheet. Some duffer had let it go. week, Mrs. Ida Tillson spoke And then of a sigica Dorothy arose ty hot, and things looked squally, but it raced out with a Jerk. The and we so all a place, a good many more fall Into the of her experiences in poultry raising. In w&b nevaboard, there chaplain and of a sooth she courte, ye In the from those milk pall the captain flat on the deck. floating She said she had tried twenty-thre- e er lookt sweter, and sayd: T share trooped aft to hear the prayers read. Jerk threw of streams in the sat. lie swearing like a carpenter air, being caught different breeds. Of these the White ye blame. If Philip stole ye goods 1 On the bridge was an officer, who shall There for not helping him up, at the standwas descending milk. Still others are in- Wyandottes seem to be gaining most stood cnaplain The be nameless. captain and saw ye larcenly Idly by of to stood the officer the particles troduced clinging Punish mee, too. AnJ ing near the chaplain. The prayerbook while on the bridge public recognition at this time. They become blue language that etc., chaff, dust, dirt, hair, have largely taken the lead in the then of a suddyn a quick smile crost was spread out on a capstan, and the I've not named, shouting looking there, loosened from the udder and adjacent shows and were surprisingly strong at And, at the had topmen. just begun, everybody with the governor's face, but hys voice was service and horror in other the to one surface of the cow, and from the the Chicago show in January. from I with in been his hand, listening cap hope, harsh when he sayd: Ye have in and the of the holding the milker, chaplain, V bands, arms, etc., found gilty of a heinous offence reverence. A)1 of a sudden the shin disgust, stood the with both of tall on the from the whisking time colcaptain found we fly ourselves prayerbook gave a lurch, and It costs about 25 cents to bring a agaynst the goode character of ye to decide pestered animal. It is the presence of chick to the fullest stage. That is inAmes. It is deserving of in the middle of a nasty squall. For a hands, as if he were trying ony, Philip I've worst was the numerous particles of this sort which clusive of the original cost of the egg severest punyshment, but becaws of second everybody stood still. Then whose language there has never but is responsible for the general practice and of care and housing it to the becomic operas, seen the officer on the bridge leaned over youre youthe, and more especially of straining milk. But no strainer is period mentioned. If a pullet does caws of ye verry grate temptayshun, toward us and shouted: You blankety-blanke- d been a situation so funny to me as smallest the to retain par not lay before she is six months old here he caste a swifte glance at blusli-yn- g fine enough New York Tribune. landlubbers, get aloft with you that. tides, and least of all, the germs that there has been some trouble with the I hereby decree that Dorothy. have been washed out of the particles. system of feeding. According to the the sentynce concerning you be that In those dairies where the practice of experience of Mrs. Tillson, it. costs you shall pay a fyne of 1 shillyng keeping cows and stalls thoroughly about GO cents to board a hen for a into ye colony tivasuree and I put clean has not been adopted, the dirt year. ye. Philip Ames, on probaytlon until that most frequently gets Into milk said shyiiyng be paid. Then I lookt consists of particles of manure. The Most people that raise hens have no the governor full In ye eye and sayd. Prosperous Physician R.elates Amusing Experience of His immanure even a little I costa will of food the what give of presence they idea Tf It please youre excellency, Early Days. parts to the milk the peculiar flavor their fowls. If they try to keep acthe shyllyng now?' And so I did. pay called "cowey," as though it were the count of their expenses in that regard And then Dorothy and mee. In full distinctive odor of this domestic spevery likely the grain feed will not be sight of ye counsyl, walked forth syde Dr. Boone, whose reminiscences ol that I had changed my trousers. cies. But this flavor is quite distinct separated from that destined for other by syde. It was a grievous price, Lost Cause interest many listeners me a dollar. Doc. from the odor of new, pure milk (also farm animals, and under such condisaid Dorothy, with a lyttle sigh. Tt the And that was the result of a six New York clubs where he is several The wool have been cheap at a thousand at found in the cows breath, over which tions accuracy is Impossible. one months wait for my first patient! My a good Then Dorothy a frequent visitor, told poets have raved In ecstasy). In these grain destined for the fowls should be times ye sum, I erk-dvisions vanished. His shingle bis first patient. days of "modern dairy progress the weighed and placed by itself so that lookt up at me with a roguish air. about for elements "Well. 1 had a dollar and I let him the for a been target the average costs can bee cut had production of cowey milk is both In It will be possible to determine from Mayhap have it. I didn't see him for several excusable and reprehensible. Milk has time to time the exact amount used. down, Bhe Bayd, when ye goodes are six months. next time he showed up It was not because the town of Fay- months; the of wood to sell. I a strong attraction for odors and read- One woman complains that even this taken in wholesale quantities. And so load a bought he had ily absorbs any predominant odor of method is not effective in her case, at next Sabbath day our bans will be first ette. Mo., was so distressingly healthy," it. After the file', was delivered I asked viscontact brethren with, her husband Invariably feeds his the air, etc., it is in called by Parson Tomlinson in ye new he said. "All my professional him what I owed him. were doing well while I waited. hence It is not strange that it extracts itor's horses out of her grain. meetyng house. " Oh. he replied, Just call It even. It. the odor of the dirt that falls into My office was on the second floor on that dollar you loaned me.' Doc, has food any In fact, if the milcli cows A hone grinder Is of prime importof a shop, and I could hear what was How IIS Akt for WK. "1 congratulated myself until I found milk. and the asserts, peraffects every man this flavor it gala lady ance, peculiar A story is told in faculty circles at geing on below. One night These various disagreeable flavors in son that keeps as many of 50 fowls Yale which goes back to 1891 for loped his horse in front of the house that the wood was green elm, und If milk are of less consequence than the should have one. In her case a $7 its time setting, an concerns itself aud halloed to the shopman. When you know anything about wood you as fact that milk receives the germs that mill was purchased, &b she desired to with President Hadley's manner of the shopman answered, the man on might as well try to tire asbestos 1 remembefore elui. value Oh. yes, Investing to fire green inhabit the dirt which gets into it Of be sure of its asking the late Governor Luzon U. horseback asked him if he thought ber my first call. New York Sun. all dirt, manure is the richest in germ any larger sum in it. The smaller Morris of Connecticut for the hand of Doc Boone was In his office. well Indeed, but will content, and what is even more im- mill does very his daughter In marriage. Professor The shopman assured him that I are not take in the shin bones and Joints. that to was contains germs which it call, Widow Flglit for Koyallttft. portant. was upstairs. The horseman disHadley made the By the hence A $15 machine Is preferable. and intestines time the in the liamled down recently at At bin A decision his hitched just future, determine and nag. parasitic mounted aid of tbis machlnean average or lt5 when the of Governor Mordocare liable to produce disease. l.'nited States circuit court of most in the as I young any mused, last! eggs per hen lias been obtained from ris was in grave doubt, and the courts tor would have done under the circum- New York makes it probable that Feople tell about flocks the flock. 17.UU0 dentists will have to pay tho were debating the matter and the legSome Hints on Turkey' that average 200 eggs per fowl, but It islature refusing to ratify It. What stances. I wiiiow of a Dr. Sheffield something tJic nil of the When thinking Then began From Farmers Review: Is very doubtful if there are any large the asked Arthur? for can do you, I flesh is to. like $10.000.ii'M). poults have a part or all of their flocks doing thill well. Here and there older man. kindly suspecting that his ailments which human me I heir The dentists would lint recognize to recurred remove each thought and as bodies out from under the hen are fowls that lay 200 or more eggs per daughter was the reason of the visit. claim of Dr. Sheffield to royalties I the for I it. would hatches what prescribe them from the nest. Give two but they do better than the aversaid Prof. of year, I have come to you, 1 for bedid bridge work, and to keep tin; case never thought so ranidly as to one hen after dusting the hen with age. his famous forearm in court 7, mu) organized the making Hadley, man's dismount going of that tween the time fresh lice powder and greasing her legs Protective Association. "to know definitely whether Dentists gesture, us soon his door. makes who As man knock at by living my the bis To and with lard, remove to a clean, warm, I call Sheffield you dlnl poor and no governor." or Dr. may a I knowledge of live stock, ho came In recognized hlin. rain-procoop that H placed in small handlingIs of but his widow took up ihe and was the salutation. In Importance; the yet Doe great Hello, Fop. Sidney Iteqnrnthnl nnd the court decided that pen. say 15x18 feet, the pen fenced in weight the pope figIs strange that so many practical the It abbreviation was common in those litigation The year During preferwide whose ease was a test with foot poultry netting company the conan indifferent but 700 wills days. 'All alone? he asked. farmers have ured as legatee in over as good . are about boards but pay her 13 per cent royally. ably, I one, jum-t'Obstetrics.' I said to myself. ception of the weight of animals as throughout the Catholic world, the The advantage as start suit against will not She immediately handy. or bestall though field, and aggregate amount thus left to him they stand in the said to him that I had been alone un- tne other Hi, Will dentists of the cuuu-irof the netting Is that the poults cannot consequently are often fleeced by ex st legsingle ing $600,000. The law til lie appeared. see to get over it as well ns they can perieiiced and unscrupulous dealers. his holiness was $30,000, beto T was Just on my way to a dance acy the planks. It is necessary to have to him by a wealthy Italian down the road. he went on to explain If we prayed ns long ns God vould queathed A defect In one organ will Influence the coop In some pen or else have I discovered listen we would never cease. manufacturer. here before and Just got Borne one on the watch constantly, for all the others In that animal in prothe poults will wander away from the portion to Its Importance. IS YE DAIRY AND POULTRY. c-- tr )SSSSSSS Mt-rr- t half-savag- scup-per- s. time-wor- pub-lick- sonne-Bhin- e. 1 99999 99 9 99 . pay-ling- s. 9o 9 Sailor Tells Good o Story on Bob Evans 99 99 99 99 99 9999 9999 99 ld man-o'-v- s ar His First Call . 1 hrnVcn-hearte- d. of lil v. 1 |
