the West, the
land or the
There
and days
men
ern
through
almost
tire; no
bravery
mer
nur
hands of
The First
80 little time
that the
to give
pe
Owl
’
n
Thess Ir
alter
heard of {t id
ing them in We had hman
whose comrade 1} ca i him his
this
dians under
ed a
battle
fans sc a.p
dead the and
Cavairy there was no he
he
buddis had met He put
toy
rode
wer or
ipurs to his horse and
where
up
some troops MIE an
Indian and shot tim
When guards trated
Irishman offer ght any of them
but the offer lined. ¢We took
five Indian on that battle
but nons them ever reached the
prisoners’ pen.”
prisoner
the
toad
aeaaq
the
was ded
“Theirs but to do and die.” may de-
scribe the soldier's duty, but it doesn’t
circumscribe his intelligence. M O
Codding, who served In t¢ One Hun-
dred and Forty-fourth Pennsylvania in
the Army of the Potomac, relates an
incident show the temper of the
army when Grant took command
“The Army of the Potomac
shiped MeClellan,” Mr
Lie
to
wor.
and the others who succeeded
ceinmander. But although the army
had covered itself with
comrades green,
f Civil
camp
» Keep their
While they
rough
lecorating
talk of the
eparated regi
ithward, fight-
the
ries of
{4
blue-clad
Army of
inet stinging reverses, and after
ckah i
yrder
but it w
to. It
“Forward by the
“The m r
right flank!”
At last
nung to
beginning
Army of
ed a cheer
had a general who was gt
Richmond That was the
{ the end and the
Northern
we
for Lee
Virginia.”
A story is told of a bugler, a French
who, in at Springfield,
ordered sound a signal
obey, but was seen a few
minutes later figiding for all was
in the front ranks. When the
conflict was over the commanding
officer said him “You disobeyed
order in the midst of battle I dis
Whereupon ex
bugle, the
man,
the fight
was to
He failed to
he
to
my
rid 5 nt
miss you
hibited hi
the man
mouthpiece
He said
I could
and so |
and saber.”
of
which had been shot aw
“The mouth sh
not bugle wiz mon
bugled wiz mon pistol
ay
was ot off
bugle,
Subseisting entirely a few ins
of parched corn which cost fifty cents
an ear was one of the experiences of
Gen. Hiram PF. Devol, who organized
the first company in the Thirty-sixth
Ohio regiment at Marietta, O. The
soldiers were In a starving condition
at Chickamauga when General Grant
arrived. Heavy guards were used to
protect what little food could be found
and It was not until the battle of Mis:
glonary Ridge had been fought and
won that General Devol's regiment
could get food supplies brought to
them by the railroads.
Those only are happy who have
thelr miuds fixed on some object other
on gr
{
Most Efficient in Controlling the
Codling Moth.
Dces More Damage to Apple: and
Pears Than All of Other Insect
Pects Combined-—~Things Some
of Songaters Devour.
Weather conditions, parasites, fungi,
insect mechanically ap
plied polsons (most of which are both
dangerous and together
are insufficient to check the multipli
of Ins¢ the
ince of insectiverous Edward
H. Forbush of
grosbeaks visit
eleven
disease and
expensive)
cation cts without asist
birds
records seeing a pair
their 150 times In
hours, carry
young
two or more larvae a Spar
rows, chickadees, vireos, martins
warblers mad forty sixty
hour to
nds of ins
trips an
Helr
ects for thelr
of the reports
records the
rop of one nighth
in another
“Pos ¥ sf
FOP Of
Writer in Oregon Agricultural C oliege
Bulletin Gives Results of Mis
Experiments.
cent
gquarte
milk a
shorts at three
per fowl. The wheat constituted near
ly The
laid an average of 144 eggs per fowl.
a hall of the total cost
Scours In Lambs.
Garget in the ewe is claimed
the cause of white scours in the lamb
This prevented milking
the udder daily the milk not requi
by the lamb. To cure scouring
lambs give eight or ten drops of tine.
ture of opium in a little milk If the
about 1 appears dull in-
suspect con
}
ia by
red
lamb lies
stead of playful, one
stipation, which often kills these deli.
cate creatures To re it Inject
into the rectum tabieapoonful of
warm, soapy water in which is a very
little olive oil
and
may
lHeve
i
Pea Crop More Pgpular,
In the last federal census year the
United States was credited with 1,305.
000 acres given over to dry peas, com-
pared with 968,000 acres ten years
eariler. Dut a recent federal census
burcau casts some doubt on this
total, because it says a considerable
of the area returned is
probably duplication of other crop
|
i
|
{
i
the South Atlantic coast and a num-
ber of the state in the middle south.
Value of Vetches.
Veiches make a very high quality
of hay, being palatable and rich in
prots ou. which makes it a good sup
| FEEDING MILK TO CHICKENS
Contains All That Beef Scraps and
Greenbone Do and Also It is
Highly Digestible,
ful
animal
The most succes
feed kind of
thelr chickens of all
tions. In wild state
both vegetable and
worins
poultrymen
food to
condi
BeCure
some
ages and
birds
animal
the
foods
and
and
rowth the ve
mal portion of the food is
necessity for normal ma
good egg laving
Bugs supply the animal
food, Bemls snd gther
etable
getable food. ani-
NAYS A
and
S0 essent ani-
that
is
ds
inufacture
mal matter in
the packing
sell large quant
scraps and
sold very
Those who u
it
perimentally
the poultry feo
t and
1 prepared beet
which ure
widely
very well has be
by
and
milk, sour
mill
ailing all the eloms
{ forms of animal matter
| pa
MILKING MACHINES IN FAVOR
quip-
ment of Large Dairies—Room for
Much
Improvement
METHOD OF FEEDI
Where Dry
Simi
G POULTRY
Is Given
Is Essential—it
Crowding.
Mash Hopper or
lar Device
Prevents
ry a
by
The Dry-Feed
New York
Hopper Used
Experiment Station,
fowls crowd
mash
hopper aq
the chickens con
{ gatisfactor)
77 GEN ERAL
FARM NOT
~~
Shallow will
{ kill the
udy 3 planter and determine
{ how it will give the best service
A little large is juat
| for the oat, corn and hay fields
Cabbage growing for kraut factories
is a pecullarly uncertain business
Circumvent large feed bills by grow.
better forage and grain crops
Rape can grown when clover is
not available or in connection with it
The finer the soil the
vegetables, both in quantity and qual
ity
Shallow cultivation means lighter
draft and more work done at less ex
penge
Rhubarb is one of the standard gar
den crops in the vicinity of large
cities,
ile careful that you plant only seeds
that have been tosted and are prover
fertile
Are you going to have a flower ghr
den that the pigs and chickens cannof
get at?
Do not neglect the garden. It Is
one of the greatest money savers of
the farm.
Rotation of crops in the garden has
the same arguments favoring it as ro
tation In farm crops.
If you have a horse which the wom
en and children can drive safely, think
twice before you sell it
st your
to about
right
be
better the
Never fails. Can't fail,
nurses and family
their friends to gr
Bowel
ve it to
3 Stomach
25 cents
paper.
and Adler
at drs
g stores
Drs. D
WASN'T GOING INTO DETAILS
Four-Year Old Had His Own
Propriety of Not Airing Strictly
Personal Affairs
idea of
One
“LIKE MAGIC”
New Food Makes Wonderful Changes.
573 “ . ® 1
viaon wan has suffered 01
om dys
re.
had a natural i
hits
ay be excused for saying
acts like n :
When it is a simple
food instead of any one of a
ber of so called remedies in
of drugs than
to feel as though a sors of
been performed,
A Chicago man, in the delight of re
red digestion, puts it in this way:
like magic, fittiugly describes the
manner in which Grape-Nuts relieved
me of poor digestion, coated tonguo
and loss of appetite, of many years
standing
“1 tried every that
was recommended without re
lief. Then 1 tried Grape-Nuts on the
suggestion of a friend v the time
I had finished the fourth package, my
stomach was all right, and for the past
two months 1 have boen eating with
a relish anything set before me. That
is something 1 had been unable to do
previously for years
“1 am stronger than ever and I eon.
sider the effects pf Grape-Nuts on a
weak stomach ak something really
wonderful It builds up the entire
body ns well as the brain and nerves.”
Name given by the Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich,
“There's a reason,”
pepsia ars that he can’t
member
tite, and
rouble he m
it
80 many ye
he
on a4 way
agic
wholesome
Iarge num.
the form
ever likely
miracie has
he is more
8
about medicine
to me,
and it is ex
to Wellville,” in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
Lone nppears from time to time. They
| ere genuine, trae, asd full of human
| taterest .
It is the favorite baby medicine of the hest
Mothers everywhere stick to it, and urge
children for Colic, Cramps, Diarrhoea and all
ents Ye can depend on it. Don't worry!
if you mention this
Hagerstown, ¥
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SPECIAL TO WOMEN
Do you realize the fact that thousands
of women are now using
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as a remedy for mucous membrane af
fections, such as sore throat, nasal or
pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulcers
tion, caused by female ills? Women
who have been cured Bay “it is worth
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and apply locally. For ten years the
Lydia BE Pinkham Medicine Co. has
recommended Paxtine in thei private
correspondence with women.
For all hygienic and toilet uses it has
no equal. Only 60c a large box at Drug.
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