TOImuSTONE ' Hummd Es,her. wof M. b Nov Bardsher, Harry E. s of J. A. and
INSCRIPTIONS. aged 69 y 6 m 10 d y 10 mild.
Hartnian, Effie C. d of N. E. and Busch, Mary, w of S. d June 11,
A Com 4um Made JromalltheBury- A- p ,J May 9, 1877, aged 3 1894, aged 76 y 1 m 8 d.
mg Ground in Snyder Qwniy y 10 m 22 d. j Baley, Rebecca, w of Peter, b July
Jor the Middteburqh "Pod." Hane, Charles W. assassinated Sept 27. 1883; d Dec 13, 1881,
J, ISW, aged ill y 5 m 13 d.
I - . , ,
"Ml ) AW . - SI
aged 48 y 4 Ml 16 d. AKM POULTRY GROWING.
Hottenatlne, Amanda, w of I. b Biley, Sarah, w of John, b June 16, ' htiNtim si o.t by . o. Gilbert.
May 27, 1843; d Dec 6, 1880, 1825; d Feb 16. 1874. aired i te
pciiMrm r irM,
I I I.. ..; r II 1 .1 e.....
.., IMiS, aged 59 y " in 15 d. j "w ' "
IT .11 . T i iha.i DmL ..1.. CI! I. .4.1 1 11 I i ir
Aura..!. Henry J.,d May 23, 1883, i "uut lsaac 0 1 'yoJ "T1 oryen, o ii'W
10 in 11 d. 1U.1. f,,..;.
, aimiwi) a VMM v iiiiiMiilt inn ii
1829, d 1868.
d 48 y 7 in 6 d.
Aumillur Sank fl nf : W ,1 :
Mar 1 1 ROB' mrixl :!7 v '., ; Huttenstine, Harriet R. w of D. H.
The position of tin- farmer with re
ran! to poultry Ii entirely different
from that of the specialist with a Urge
plant. To tht former Hitch informa
tion as the following? from u late re-
....... Ai a n .. .i...
I 1 r .ii. . o . " "iiwrt iu tl iittfl iti ui iBti
8 d. u , , - loc" "B" u 7 BOkeleSB, Elisabeth AsneS, I) 1862, 1 1 experimental farms, is eapu-
I 7iuSil. d 1876 I etaHy directed:
Bordntr, Melvilia, dau Of Dr. H. H. ,, , - ' ' Farmers have riven increased at-
and O. J., .1 Nov 17, 1888, llumeI Mutant 8 of D. and U M. Bakelese, James Hampton, b 1866, tention during the put lew year to
aired 3 v 10 m 27 d. d Aug 6, 1884, aged 21 d. (1 1872. artificial batching ami rearing of
rrj ,. rt i . . Chicken, which have l)een pursued bv
... I I I 1 1 If I .... .1. m I- l; nl l! .....I 1 A 1. 1 ... ...... .... 1
Bow. r Kuimu J. l ofo. and II. n. ' 1U- naiey, uauienne, d ol r. and u. d two methods:
b Mar 31, 1854; .1 July 5, d Aug 13, 1877, aged 5 y 9 m Mar 27, 1873, aged 12 y 1 ml By filling th.
for Infants and Children.
OMtotia Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare,
groric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, it
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ether Narcotic
substance. It destroys Worms and allays Feveriahiicss.
It enres Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teeth
Ins; Troubles and cures Constipation. It rcgulatca the
niomacn ana isoweis, gjmng neaitny ana natural sleep.
Lite Mother'a Friend.
The Children's Panacea Tl
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
1 'U. aged 7 y m 5 d.
B - rtlmr V. - of S. and 11.
U h July 4, 1801; d July 27,
1804, aged 3 y23d.
incubator ami begin
ning operations in late February or
irlv March.
i a. ,i
I'll 11' IV Hill 11
rvener, wm. MX. s 01 wm. and JJ. b , , p t j vr q , , By deferring hatching operations
()t 13. ISifi A .Timoll mad oaiey, ireier, u .ua i.vm, ag.ti
. . '. ' j ' ' 74 v 7 m 18 d
a or mi 17 v i m 'J.ft ,
' Balev.Snrnh. .1 .,i II. nnrl .1 ,1 f;.e '
llowei Klora H. d of 8. and H.B.!Keler Elizabeth, w of Wm.d June 2. 1 870. aired 3 v 1 m A ,
b.ian 27, 1865: .1 Apr 15, 0, 1867, aged 46 y 7 m 21 d. ... ' . ... . , . ' rfhp r V ' - '
iu- j.)n ui i ,, , , .. Baley, Henrietta, d of II. and J. d . yr ;Jr .') ',
188,,, aged 20y2m 19 d. Keller, Eliza, dol Wm. and E. d Mar 1, 1873, aged 11 n.20d.l ' ' W
Bower Lewis, b June 8, 1828; d Mt aged 24 y Sm Margaret Irene ,! of 8. Cg
Mar 2(, 1803, aged -Wy 9m d. aod M. J. May 15, 1858; d 'vS?
-I. Kessler, Helen F b Feb 24, 1852; Dec 1, 1858, aged 6 m 15 d. nWZlX IWITiW
;'o:m!!. Marion ( '. ,,!' U.andC. 11. d Sep '., 1871. ,, ,, , ' , . , ., JWIlrlWFlr ' I r'n illl
... ... - I cr. hi ..-I i c.-it i,.i- o. , ,,ci) vaa II niBRil !! N!
Corel! Miipwiii Tl uriJ I I'll fl Spi 0. IS7I
n-r . IN.7.1: lis,. lscii ,- ,. . . UBobler, ,Hannah (Jatherioc, d of D. Ml
.. , 7 i -' ivesBier, jamea r. n Apr u, leuuj and E. b Nov 30. 1852: d Dec
'v.. . : aov0,iom g 1862, aged 10 y 8 d. ,
v o.v.i i, oauie, w oi ... i. u .war , . . . .., i
ivesBici . -uuiiru a. uuuue to, i oo i ; iVcblei , ( harles ( ). sofN and (' Ii
d l881- Aug L2, 1852; dOct 14,1869,
Keller, L. wi- D. d July 3, 1887, "J'"'1 1 V 2 m 2 d.
aged 45 y 6 ni 18 d. A mem- Deobler, Catherine, w of N. d Dec poultry in coops on grass.
berof'Co. I. I9tll Regt. Pa, 13, 1886, aged 82 y 11 m 5 d. until the hens have had a run outside,
Vol. c i i i. i , ,. . and as a result their eggs will hatch
I' ret i r.c k. ):inic i Son 98 ISIfl. , ..
I ..I ii ii , . , -r lienor
i .i to iii 1 1. o i ii 1 1 1, ii .1 .1 m j 1 1, i i i ; 1 1 .
Jan 13, 1890, aged 78 y 1 1 in
U 1 890, aged 29 y 5 m 5 d.
Fish r, Uevia A. .1 of G. and A. b
i 9, 1859; l i 19, 187"'-,
agin I 7 y 8 in 10 d,
Fisher, Maria, t! of (I. and A. I.
J ti ie 6, 18 15; .1 July 7, 1869,
aged 2-1 y 1 in 1 d. '
Fisl ' , Klizabetb, w of 8. h Jan 26
1 . 1 N; tl Apr 1 1, 1 s;:., aged
sl y 2 in 18 d.
Fisher ' 'ntherine, w of T. I!. I. Sep
17, 1818; .1 Sep 24, 187.".
ajt d 56 y 7 m 17 tl.
Fi.--, ' : rgaret R ! Sep 12, 188(1
.. etl 78 y 1 1 in :i d.
Mss, 'J J. ,1 Nov 9, 1862, nged 61
y I'l ) in 8 d.
Guise, 1 i. 15. Me. .! : 8, 1863,
ng 'My 4 in 20 d.
(laugh r, iniil Malicl. .1 of J. ('.
ami 1 1. Ii Aug 30, 1876; .1 Sep
2 1876, aged 27 d.
I ; . John, tl Aug !, 1878, aged
63 v 2 no
Milholl) Elizabeth, v of Jacob, .1
Sep 1 8, 1 887, aged 72 v !i m
17.1.
Miliioff, Jacob, il Sep 1 1, 1884,
ajfeil 7'.' y 9 in 16 d.
Maliek, David W. b Feb 19, 1823;
.1 Fel
in 1 1 .1
Itenn, .Maggie K. .1 of J. and M. A.
b June 11, 1875; .1 Oct 2:'.,
1880, aged 5 y I m 12 d.
Ileun, Henry, bOet 6, 1853; d Aug
L0j 1893, aged 39 y 10 in 4 d.
(i oep ..., i,'.', aged bvy I m. In connection i.li the second meth
Ferdig, John, d Jan 20, l.s'.is aged "' "nl'"s farmer lias n brooding
' liu.isc, which permits of bis being ln-
oz y 11 ni 1 d. , . , . , . , " ,
lependent of outside temperature, he
berdig, Samuel, s of J. and M. tl will have to content i in if with in-
May 5, L898 aged 20 v 8 to cuoator and outside bi der. tiiwom-
I - i ; hide brooder is placed on the rapidly-
growing gras. and with pr per care
Ferdlg, Francis M. b Sep lit, 1819 and food the youngchlcks will be found
d Dec 12, 1896, aged 77 v 2 to make famous progress,
in 23 tl At the experimental farms when the
hens became broody they were set in
ns in
oll-
i nged
. ., , - .i.". in ii. .in. i uc nests tint inuiu
reruig, Isaiah, s of t. M. aud M. d of dry lawn cl Ings, which were
July 31, 1884, aged 30 v 2 in fount! to answer the purpose much bet
iil d. i t er thim cut Straw, drain, grit and
,. . . ., , , idrinlc water were constantly before
i'erdig, Lllen, .1 ol F. M. and M. b tht, rfttera. On belngmade, the nests
June 29, 1861; 1 Aug 11, were thoroughly dusted with a dlsin-
1864, aged 3y 1 in 12 d. feeting powder, andso were the sitters
u as
In
Use For Over 30 Years.
thi crNTya comwwv, tt musmy twcct. ntwvonn citt.
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d Feb 28, 1884, aged 61 y 9 d. i? ,. i: , i ,1 e m m , became broody they were set
. ,, . ,' ' terdlg, IMizabetll, W .4 b, M. b wooden boxes placed in ruennt pens
tishel, r raneis M. b Jan 17, 1826; Dec 27, 1 814; d June 20,1896 a house. The wooden nest boxes c.
(I Nov 28, 1868, aged 42 y 10 aged si y 5 m 24 d. tained no bottoms and had n hing
e- m , r , , , Kilter. Illl'.int il of I' S 1111I V rl IT 1! -r .-ii aa r i leforu beinir put on the nests. It WBI
Gi 3, Mary, w of J. .1 Mar 20, .- ino ' 111 l-erdig, Matilda, w tif V. M. b Aug. found Dsnefldal to place two or thre,
1872, aged 54 y 9 in. a..,iwij"-' 10, 18'ZOj d Uot 10. 1864, china m in the nests at arranged
i 1 r i... J a n . oAi 1 , , . a
GcmlK-rling, Anna, w of S. I. Dec i lWKU V""" f v low aKe(1 1 !W" 1 1 v - "'
10, 1818; .1 Mar 1889, y K in 10 d. Ferdig, Mary, w of J. I. Jan 11,
I 70 v 3m 13 d. Roberts, Granite, s of H. and E. dl 1794; .1 Jan 20, 1863, aged
Greinor, Fete'r, .1 Feb 14, 1884, July 15, 1886, aged 1 m 9 d. 69yl0d.
nged5 v II iii 23 d. Used, I. B. Co. G. 147 Pa. Inf. Fisher, Luther Amnion, s of . N.
Gross, Lydia, d Sep 9, 1872, aged Blear, Mary, b Nov 18, 1803; .1 and E. J. .1 Mar 31, 1885,
22 v 8 in 5 ii. June 29, 1885. aged 7 y :' m 13 d.
:.-. Mbert, d Sep 1S72 need 29 Blear, Jacob, b Feb 28, 1798; .1 Fisher, E. J. s of I. N. and E. J. .1
jiine .., loo, aged 08 y .. in -M" 1j 1000, ageu y .: in.
8 Ferdig, laroline, tl of F. M. and M.
Sweiger, Snrali A. b NHv 1", 1863; l June 14,
Smith, Henry, Co. K 9th Pa. Cal. , Slil ! 111 -1 ''
. . ir 1 it n 4
Lrexler, Abml, d Oct9. 18S8. aetl """ xiarvey, 8 ol J. r. ami them for a day or two. Th sitters
"7 y 1 in "Jl tl. -'l;u' 'h tooO, aged t ni having proved reliable, the china egg
Trexler, AnnieC. .1 of A. and A. '.
wmm
WWMM.
lays
.1
1822; .1
V I 1 III
"uruss, L eter, i Llec
Dee 5, 187.;, ag.
10 d.
Grosw, Sarah, of I
1830; -I July 24
I I y 6 in 2 d.
Gnugle , I iniiit 1, I. Mar 20, 1 808; .1
Ii : 10, 1858, ogetl ."o y 6 in
NEST BOX FOR BITTING HENS,
ami allow the broodv hens to sit on
187
ngi tl
It S. p 23, 1862; tl Sep 1 1,
1863, ogeil 1 1 in 17 dl
Trexler, Isaac B. b cl 8, I860; d
fi 4, 1861, aged 1 1 in 26 d.
Trexler, Sarah, w of J. I Mar 8,
1800; .1 ct 18, 1870, aged
Ga iglur, J. F. h of D. and E. 1
Ocl 21, 1871; d Mi y 26, 17'
ttgexl 5 y 7 ni ,; .!.
Grei Lena, w of J. h Feb 21, 76 y 7 in 12 d.
1 793; d Aug 13, iS77, ngetl Thompson, Abigial, w of E. d Mar
v 5 111 22 tl. 26, 1.877, aged 72 v 5 m.
Sarah, w of H. b Sep 21 , Ulrieh, Sarah, w of i. I Mar .",
.;dJune 10, 1879, nged 1819; d Sep 16, 1871, aired 52
y 6 in 1 1 .1.
: Henry, d June J2, 1883,
ed 53 y 12 d.
. Arthur, ! A u
ir 19, 1893, nip
were removed and replace! by the val-
,r . .. , uable ones. In the morning the doors
Hummel, Harry N. sofC. and A. of the neat boxes, which had been
.1 Mar 4, 1892, aged I y 1 in. closed from ihe previous day, were
Hummel, Elizabeth C. d of C. and o1"'"'"! ,l,,a fbe f""""". d oppor
. I i. I , ,,n0 , , tunity to get out for food, waterand
A. tl Deb 0, I8i)L, aged 1 y. a siirt rUn. In early Bpring, when
a m. i the weather is likely to be od, th.
Harrison, Carrie, .1 of VV. and M.d,siJU r sll""M u' hern" ns
l . . , , , of ten minutes, the foregoing details
.Mar I, lh,, aged y , in. nri. all toportant In the successful
Hane, Hettie, d Jan 22, 1896, aged hatching of chickens by hens.
23 V '-j 111 ' I':ll, Iril and ':'.v hen-hatched
. n i chickens tii.l the bMt. r at the Cana-
Jarreft, Henry, 1 Aug 1 V, 17'.:; d dlan farms. Inthi case. P hen-hatched
beb 3, 1872, aged 78 y 5 m chickens the latter were permitted to
1 ,1, remain in ineir nest lor . i to o hours,
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. Hi,.,., ,1 Itl, llin ,.,.,tt.i,H 1 ,.
Ulrieh, J. G. b Deo 26, 1820; J Jarreft, Susannah, b Mar I, 17!6; placed in a slatted coop on the gn '
Nov ti, 1888, aged 67 v 10 m d June 11, 1873, aged 77 y 31 outside. The coop wi isoarn ngedthal
I '-ii l jo ,1 m in il. 11 eotnti oe aecun y ciosea nigni
M while ventihvti n cured
v , in (XHliing, John . b ui A. and M-
A. b June 27, 18-0; ,1 June , . T"!,"
' '" J. :li s ir l T.-e si .! Hit Kulilcon,
I . I. Dec -I, looo, aged 10 y 1 m 2.) Naporeon crossed the Alps,
1890.
uays.
Through the s!a:- the chicks could
run on the grass outside, while ihe
i hen remained inside, On the floor nf
But men who cross thi ir wives, gadiookt, "e coop w-as sand to the di pth of two
Mad better bind their teaips.
K. 1 1 Auc 17
1 885.
Hettri k, Olevia J. .1
A. b Dee 28, 18
101.
Will I ...,.. .1 M .1 S!.. It! luiu -IM. i.ll l. IV.-s.
...ii, i .... ii ucji j 1 1, i.-i,in,
Dec aged 39 y 5 m. ,"st vhi n- s-iia.
WSli 1 1..,,;. i ,i .... m i-i i Master What Is the feminine
ii.. .1. ii, .i nus i ' miu, lKcu
of
fetr9
tJ. I. and 68yl0m5 d. Co. D. 3rd First Boj Please, sir, it hasn't got
tl May 30, Regt. Pa. Vol. one.
Wtn.lt, David K. I. Apr 5. 1794: .1 ! 'TVl
Hettri. .. Mary A. b let 3, I858;d Nov 13, 1876, aged 82 v 7 m Kirst Boy '(uidignant-That's
Mar 26, 1859. 8 d. ! just what I said t XI t Hits.
Hettri c, Sarah, d of H. B. and E, VVebdt, David, b July 31, 1823; d The AvrTin ThinB.
d Dec 21, 1858, aged 7 y 11 m. Dee 15, 1888. I "Professor," said Mrs. Lyon-Hunt-
Hcttrick, Elizabeth, w of H. 15. d W,ndt,Ana,w of D. b Oct 3, 'Zt m" 'iT
July 1, 1865, aged 62 y4 m. 18Z2j d Aug 12, 1889. j the author of that learned treatise on
Hettrick, H. B. d July 28, 1887, Wendt, Lorenzo, 8 of J. and 8. b ,Qenlu' A Species of Insanity.' "
, i in ., i ... .).", i n., i i("T. ,i c tuoa l "Ah I exclaimed Mr. Bull, "charmed I
aged it v I n JO i. 1'ee l, Lo07S u ot'P .8, lobo. i .
h l o or i Alwa.vs delighted to meet a genius like
Uommel, Ullzabetn, wot.). I July1 "8" 1,1 you, air." Philadelphia Press.
4, 1843; .1 Ant-22. 1866, aged
32 y !) in 18 d.
Hnmmel, Infant sot' J. and E. b
Dee 3, 1875.
Hnmmel, Matilda, bSep 11, 1839;
A Nov 9, 18U3.
Hnmmel, Michael, d Mar 11, 1S91,
agetl 83 y 4 m 6 d.
Wendt, Mary E. d oi J. and S. d
Apr 22, 1858.
Wendt, Infant child of D. and A.
inches. On taking Ihe mother l.en
from her nest she was given fuel and
water. She would be more likely to
brood the chicks a mtentedly after lie
ln, fed than if hungry or thirsty. How
important it is to have early Chlckl
carefully brooded is w ell known to all
experienced breeders. The ratli n
adopted wen stale bread crumbs, fol
lowed by slate bread soaked in milk
and squeezed dryj this for a day or
two. Crushed corn was not given un
til after eifrlit days, and wholewheat
was not fed until the twelfth or four
teenth day. As Ihe chicks grew, a
mash composed of shorts, corn meal,
stale bread and n small
quantity of
prepnred meal was mixed w ith boiling
skim milk, allowed to cool, and was
given three or four times per day. Milk
and water were both furnished for
drink.
Shukinku's Cbmetkry.
located along road leading from j skin' brint cycs' Perfect health
Selinsgrove to Lewieburg. Contains! pascarets Candy Cathartic will ob
oo l u i 101 i i . tain and secure them for you. Genu-
224 bed. and 131 unmarked and ine tablets stam d c cyc Neyer
92 marked graves. I sold in bulk. A11 druggists I0C
' Vill it pay to keep a two-pound chick
Hailtli fni.in r. j that will now bring 20 cents per pound
licaiin lor lO VCnU. j untii he weighs four pounds and sell
A lively liver, pure blood, clean I him for 40 oents? There are poultry
keepers who seem to think it will.
Farm Journal.
A Paradox,
Th. y tell us faithful old Tray,
Who post ti i o tons Jls true,
Is but n nty:K One can't beTrajr
Aril yet b faithful, loq.
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He You know they say a woman
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She That's u libel. A woman can
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all but two kinds; secrets that
aren't worth keeping and others thut
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CATHARTIC. M
T1 CANDY
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Surplus roosters are unprofitable,
U1U1UC1 UVMUHI,
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Genuine stamped CCC Never sold la balk.
sware of the dealer who tries to set
"orotthin lust ai good."
fi. i Potties
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