WILLAMETTE FARMflfl; SALEM, OIIECON, JANUARY 8, I8b7
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GEO. D. GOODHUE, EDITOR.
It la of no uso attempting to koop
fowls unless tlioy nro well attended to.
Many farmers who complain that their
poultry is not paying them should con
sidor whether they have- given their
fowls tho samo attontion so generally
bestowed upon horses and cattlo or
swino. By actual expenenco thoro is
moro monoy in raising poultry to sell
eggs at from 10 to 12 cents per dozon
than raising hogs nt 8 conts per pound.
South and Wost (St. Louis, Mo.)
Oats nro excellent for hons, especially
if fed in connection with gross. During
tho summer thoro is no necessity for
feeding an oxclusivo grain diet, but if
oats nro given plentifully tho hens will
lay without becoming too fat. Tho
supposition that oats, when eaten, swoll
in tho crop and do damage is not truo.
Any kind of grain will swell, but as tho
fowls begin to lessen the quantity of
food in tbo crop as soon as it is full
thoro is room enough for tho oats to
swoll, but it is doubtful if oven enough
moisture is taken to swell thorn, nssomo
kinds of food nro profcrrod in a dry
condition. Tho dry oats aro cxcollont,
but if tboy aro buried in tho ground,
and allowed to sprout tboy undergo a
chemical chnngo of composition, and
will bo grnodily scratched up and de
voured.
Fattening Poultry.
After tbo laying season comes tbo
timo for reducing on numbers by work
ing off tho old. hens. The sooner all
surplus can bo convortcd into monoy
tbo bottor, for no board bills will bo paid
by many fowls now for a long time,
Sometimes, too, early fattened fowls
bring as good n prico os thoso marketed
nt tho holidays, with tbo gain of tho
cost of kcoping for somo months in tho
bargain.
To fatten fowls rapidly is tbo great
secret of doing so profitably. This
necessitates that they bo kept closely
confined during tho process. Even tho
matter of profit asido and tbo increased
cxccllcnco of tho flesh of closely kopt
fattened stock over that which is
allowed to roam is remarkably great.
For bens tbo coops should bo airy,
but if so small as to allow but ono lion
in each all tho bettor. Whcro Individ
ual coops aro not had, thou sovcral and
up to half a dozen fowls may bo con'
fined togothor in a coop, but of such a
eizo as will lcavo fairly uncrowdod, and
with not much spaco to spare. If tho
bottom is mado of Blats three inches
wido, with an inch spaco botwocn, and
then tho coop is raisod from tho ground
some who t, it will add to tho airiug and
clcanlinoss of tho affair. Turkeys, ducks
and gecso do bottor for being in coops
open to tho ground. Tbo two last
named should bo allowed to run to tbo
water onco daily for a wash. Fattening
coops should bo locatod in u partly
darkened placo.
At tho start givo no food for six or
eight hours, and thon begin a courso of
regular feeding thrco times a day. Do
not iniagino that becaueo fowls show a
profcronco for eating wbolo grain that
this is tbo best, for it is not. Lot tho
ground work bo corn moal well crumbly.
"With this may bo mixed a variety of
articles, such us boiled potatoes, oat
meal or barloy porridgo, and ono should
not forgot- tho helpful naturo of stalo
bread crusts and so on from tbo tabic,
A littlo boef Buct added occasionally
will bo rolisbod, and this possesses high
fattening properties.
Thoro must bo puro and frnh water
in tho coop also. As soon as tho birds
aro satisfied ntcach eating nil remaining
food should bo removed. In two or
thrco weeks tboy should bo very fat and
salable. If tho high feeding and closo
confinement was to bo kept steadily up
thoy would bo disposed to Bickon.
Poultry Homes.
How to mako lions lay in winter,
when eggs bring tbo highest piico, is
ono of tho things that any ono who
keeps poultry for profit wonts to know ;
but how many farmers over stop to
think thut a comfoitablo poultry bouso
goes a long way toward inducing hons
to lay when tbo mercury gets below tbo
freezing point? By a comfortablo bouso
I do not mean ono that can bo warmed
artificially, but one so constructed that
tbo temperature insido will bo above tbo
freezing point, even when it is several
degrees below zero outside. Such
bouses need not be expensive. Cheap
building material of some kind stones,
rocks, straw, prairie bay or rough
lumber and building paper aro within
the reach of the poorest farmer, and
any man or boy of average strength and
"gumption" can do tho work. Now is
tho time to b lilil. Don't put it off.
Yon hoiiM luivo tho bouso dono and
tho fowls in it boforo tho cold, rainy
days and nights of lato fall get along.
And now is tho timo for thoso who
bavo poultry houses that need repairing
to fix them up for wintor. If tho roof
loaks in spots, mend it; if it is poor all
ovor, put on n now coat of good shingles.
I say good shingles, because a good
sbinglo roof pays. It cobU as much to
lay poor sbinglos as good onos, and
they will not lost half as long. But if
yon cannot really afford good shingles
for tho roof, do tho best you can. Got
somo of tho tarred roofing felt; it
answers very well, muoh better than
poor shinglos. Also, mond the broken
windows, and stop up tho cracks
whcro tbo wind blows right through on
tho fowls when on tho roost. Boosting
in a draft of air is tho way that a good
many fowls got colds that ends in roup.
Somo of tho farmers, in our vicinity,
who put up ehoap poultry houses just
rough boarded, with tho cracks batten
ed last season, aro now fixing thorn
ovor and making thorn moro comfortablo
by ripping off tho buttons, covoring tho
bouso with building paper, and then
rough-boarding over that. All this be
cause ono man built that way to begin
with, and his noighbors saw lost winter
that his bouso was much moro com
fortablo, and that his hons laid hotter
than thoir's.
Oast.
At all times unwholcsomo, when damp
ness gets hold of this dust it formonts,
decays and becomos positively poison
ous ; and Hub must needs happen on
any rainy day, on foggy mornings, on
dowy nights, and at that season of the
year whou tho dampness scorns to peno
trato tho liouto, and it is not yet timo to
light tho firos that might dry it out or
hinder it.
Tho rooniB of n dwelling house, thon,
cannot bo kopt to thoroughly well swept
and dusted off, in ordor that tho least
possiblo deposit of dust may not bo loft
in thorn.
Many houBowivcs think that tho less
tbo dust is stirred in swooping, the
bottor tho work is done, and tea leaves
and wet grass and moistened moal aro
thrown about tho floor in order to gather,
tho dust and provont it from rising.
But pooplo giving tho matter philoso
phical attention bavo como to tho con
clusion that precisely tho opposito
courso is. tho fit and proper ono; that a
good stirring up and thon a good blow
ing out is what tho dust needs, and that
with a wind blowing unobstructcdly
through tho room as thoroughly as a
wind can bo mado to blow. Harper's
Bazar.
Onooalnc Tender Fowls,
If a turkoy,for instanco, is young, tbo
logs will bo black and smpqtb, tho oyes
lively and tbo foot iToxiblc. If old, tho
eyes will bo sunken and tho foot dry,
In choosing hons, sco that the! ' legs and
combs aro limber, which moans that
thoy aro young. If tho legs and combs
aro rough and stiff, thoy aro old, but
may bo good enough for n pio or soup.
A young gooso will havo n yellow bill
and limber feet. An old gooso will
havo both bill and feet rod and dry.
Ducks, if young, will bo limber fcotod ;
if fat, hard and think on tho lowor part
of tho body. Tho samo rulo applies to
wild ducks, whoso foot, though, aro red,
besidos boing smaller than thoso of tamo
ducks, Gamo can bo just as easily
selected, if you know how, which most
folks don't. Partridges, for instanco, if
young, will bavo black bill and yellow
legs; if old, wbifo bills and blue legs.
All old fowls, indeed, both domosticatcd
and wild, may likowiso bo told by their
hard, rough or dry feet. Philadelphia
Morning Nows.
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Dk. J. DePhatt's IlAMUuna Fias. A
crystidizod fruit cathartic. A discovery
of tho greatest interest to tho Mcdicnl
Profession. A boon to every household.
A most delicious laxativo or purgative
prepared Irom lruits anil vegetables. So
perfectly harmless that thoy may bo ad
ministered wiiu entire safety to an
infant: So efficacious to adults that a
singlo doBO will provo their value, and
so elegant a preparation that it needs
only to bo presented to tho pnblio to bo
como a necessity in every household
throughout tho land. For liver com
plaints, habitual constipation, indiges
tion, dyspopsia and piles, they aro a
specific To travclors by sea and land
thoy will bo found invaluable; thoy are
positively unfailing in thoir action, and
this is tho only medicine ever offered to
the publio that is acceptable to tho taste,
and so pleasant tha children will eat
tho figs aa eagerly as candy. For sale .
by every druggist throughout tho world.
Price, 25 cents a box. J. J. Mack fc Co.,
prop's, 9 and 11 Front street. San Fam-
cisco, Gal.
Bute Vitriol. Chcaneatat Port Drue
Co., 100 State street.
grange JoInmt(.
GRANGE DIRECJTOKY.
The Oregon State Orange.
OFFICERS.
Master Jutlgo It, P. Boise, Salem, Marion
Co., Ogn.
Overseer. A. Lnelling, Milwaukee, Clack
hmas Co., Ogn.
Lecturer II. E. Hayes, Stafford, Clackamvi
Co., Ogn.
Steward J. W. Cook, McMinnville, Yamhill
Co., Ogn.
Ant. Steward J. Voorhec", Woodburn, Ma
rion Co., Ogn.
Chaplain-A. F. Miller, WilUbnrg, Clack.
mas Co., Ocn.
Treasurer E Stronir, Salem, Marlon Co.,
Ogn.
Secretary Mrs. M. J, Train, Albany,
Linn Co., Ogn.
Gato Keeper. John Simpson, Slualnw, Lane
Cn., Oregon.
Ceres Mra. Annie Simpton, Siuilatr, Lane
Co., Oan,
Pomona Mra. S. M. Cook, McMinnville,
Yamhill Co., Ogn.
Flora-Mr. E. Russell. Walla Walla, W. T.
Lady Assistant Steward Miss Lydia Ilrook,
Salem, Marion Co., Ogn.
ORAHOB MOTES.
It is tho design of theso wcokly col
umns to givo not nlono tho words and
thoughts of ono indivinual, not to ad
vnnco tho Grango in any ono direction
alono; ncithor aro thoy prepared for
Patrons only ; but ratbor to gather from
as wido and varied a field as possiblo
such ideas, linos of thought, work and
progress as well illuetrato tho groat mis
sion of tbo Grango in tbo neighborhood,
in tho Stato and in tho Nation) its eo
cial, oducationarund financial features.
Tims "lino upon lone," proving its
principles truth, its aims high, its work
successful. Sent forth with tho hopo
that they will oncourago tho dospon
dont, strongtbon tho strong, and secure
not only tho good wishes nnd respect of
our unorganized farmors but their ho!p
by joining with us and working with us
for homo and farm and nativo land.
It is a fact too plain to bo longer dis
guisod, that tho wealth produced by tho
masses is gathered in by a fow men,
when compared with our nearly CO.OOO,
000 of pcoplo, and after it is so gathorod,
consolidations and monopolies aro
formed to control tbo political cloment,
elections, legislation, courts nnd govern
ment to an alarming oxtont. This evil
should bo corrcctcd-it must bo corrcctod
or our American libortios will soon de
part forever, and tho American farmers
becomo tho serfs of n moneyed aristoc
racy. Tho only remedy is organization
and education. Tho Grango is tho or
ganization and its highest object is edu
cation.
Excursion rates wore rofnsod tho riv
trons of Indiana for there Stato Grango
meeting last month by tho "Central
Tralflc Association," composed of thirty
different railroads, bocuuso said Associa
tion had agreed to issuo thorn only to
tho following classes of socictios : Itoli-
gious, benevolent, educational or medi
cal, and "as your society does not como
under either of tho abovo heads wo can
not under our rules grant you any re
duction." Who will cdncato tho railroads? Tho
Grango docs como under tho first three
heads nnd perhaps tho fourth nlso. Its
U. S. Supremo Court and congressional
medicino is hard to take A plank in
the Grango platform reads : "Wo shall
ad vnnco tho cauBO of education among
oursclvos and for our children by all just
moans within our power."
II. E. Hayes, Worthy Lecturer of tho
Stato Grango in Oregon, has invaded
tho Territory of Idaho, and to good pur
pose Idaho is under tbo jurisdiction of
tbo Worthy Master of tho Oregon Stato
Grango. Brother Hayos has organized
two good Granges wiihin a month in
Idaho. -Thoy aro livo, aotivo, enthusi
astic Grangos and roport to tho Secretary
of tbo National Grange that tboy "aro
in Idaho county, Idaho Torritory, to
stay, progress, build up tho Ordor and
bo n voico nnd power in tho National
Urango ero long."
Tho printed proceedings of tho twen
tieth annual session of tho National
Grango, a book of 105 pages, aro now
boing sent out through tho different sec
retaries of Stato Grange; two copies
for each Subordinate Grange. Tbo im
portant reports of officers and commit
tees should bo carefully read and studied
in every Grango that the plans and
work of our Ordor may bo well under
stood, and thon all should help earnestly
in the work of carrying them on to suc
cess. .
Tho Patrons of Now Hampshire aro
arranged for a series of lectures during
the Wintor, covering all parts of the
State. Six different lectures will fol
low each other in this lecture courso.
Massachusetts Patrons are also to have a
series of lectures by the Lecturer of tho
National Grange in February. Brother
C. L. Whitney will continue his work
in Ncbarska during January. Ho re
ports six Granges ro-organlzod and ton
moro nearly ready to tako up tho
work. Brother D. II. Thing, Past Mas
ter and presont Lecturer of tbo Maino
State Grange, has accepted tho appoint
ment as ono of tho four Deputy Nation
al Lecturers provido for at tho last scs
sion of tho National Grange. Ho will
work in somo nino different StntcB, and
will bo busy nenrly all tbo year. Penn
sylvania Stato Grango will follow up tho
successful lecture work of last year.
"Let us remember that tho crowning
glory of our organization is to cdncato
and clovato tho American farmer, and
bring good cheer to tho family house
hold." AY. H. Stinfon,
Master Now Hampshire Stato Grango.
Moorostown Grango, No. 8., Ni J. hns
just complctod a fine now Grango bn'l,
of brick, two stores ; numbor ovor ICO
members.
Heart Disease 1 1
Head tbo hospital reports, read tho
mortuary reports, read tho medical pub
lications, read tho dally newspapers, and
learn how wide-spread is heart disease,
how difficult of detection it is to most
people, bow many and how sudden are
tho doaths it causcB. Thon read Dr.
Flinn's troatiso on Heart Disease, and
lenrn what it is, what diseases it gives
riso to, what its eimptoms aro. nnd how
it mav bo attacked. If you find that
you havo heart disease, ask your druggie
for a bottloof Dr. Flint's Heart Komcdy.
Tho treat if o may be had on application
to J. J. MACK a uo.,
Nos. 9 and 11 Front street, B. F.
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A r attack of Indigestion or constipation It
rfta.tr ruml II tbo rl,-ht remedy I e uppbnd, but every
rr.rellclno oxcept Huntf- - I i d.riruitln. to
tftslo or smell UnitR- i let tho disuse
tike l'-8 courso II t' ciiiuct luoU
wined. 15 cent.
DR. FLINT'slllHi REMEDY.
When the Heart, Kldnora ami Circula
tion aro In n, healthy condition all othtr
ailment am rntro "sldo tssuos" which
readily yield to treatment Dr. Hint s
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discasesnllalnaurral ablllandplirslcUnstlirouyh
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difficult cue to the ttldest Mprrlnllat, by whom
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