Washington County hatchet., October 14, 1897, Image 3

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W a s h in g t o n
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JIM
AND
c o u n t y
h a t c h e t
.
JO H N .
C H I L R R liX 'S COLUM N.
Jim and John were townsmen and chums,
and went out to see base ball. It was a
red hot alternoou, and the bleechers were
DEPARTM ENT FOR L IT T L E
ike frying pans at breakfast time. Jini
BOYS AND GIRLS.
had a bald head and John had a crick in
the back They sat for an underdone roast
“ uShe*I.a.t everything. Jim 's bald S o m e t h i n g t h u t \ V ( l I n t e r e s t t h e J u ­
shining mark, like a Crass door
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v e n ile M em b er* o f E v e r y H o u s e h o ld
•i i'll
kiM; nerve
sharp, from
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the s*K>t uml ploughed a
him - J in *'a eves and fact*
o f M u u y C u te « n d C u n n in g C h ild r e n .
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ke,a suLk owl’s,an d John laughed.
He laughed an hour straight along. Tlie
game ran lafe into tw ilight. Meanwhile
A B o y ’* V a c a t i o n .
John ha,1 , bed his coat, and a cool dam p L ittle Tommy Doodle and his m other
Urait got in its w,.rk on his back. The tim e
spent a week
came to leave, but John couldn’t. He
rtmldn t l>end or get up. Lumbago had set A t G rau'pa Doodle’s farm , w here Tom­
my tum bled in the creek
in, in its worst form. He laughs best who
aughs last and Jim had revenge. But Ami got hi* lungs so full of w et he
they got down town to Jim ’s room, when
couldn't get his breath
th a t 'ben n! * “ T “ * 1 lf *«» be found ne said. ••Here's something ail those ath- ’Till poor old G ran'm a Doodle had been
■etes
use
for
hurts
and
ailments,
and
it’s
cost a s u h ,,'? 11 bl; Kro'vn a t th e sam e
frightened m ost to death.
u a t, as b etter m achinery for ’h * ^ * 1. k»owu cure for lame back.” He
rubbed It on Jo h n ’s back and some on his
own head. They were both feeling cured l i e ate some poison berries th a t he found
em plojed than formerly.
Some and comfortable from the use of St. Jacobs
along the lane;
y e a rs beans bring tw ice as much as tin, which Jim always kept in a handy I t took a doctor half the night to soothe
place. He was a sport him self anil knew
aw ay the pain.
what was best. They went to bed. Joint
laughed in his sleep. Both rose in the H e tried to ride a "kicky” colt—a risky
thing to do—
morning fresh as daisies; then J ini laughed
’T w as quite a little while before they real­
at John.
T h I 0 . n reV C nt “ H<,r8e Kicking.
Tlie illustration show s a device to
ly brought him to.
he used where a horse kicks his stable
N e b ra s k a '* N ew U a llo t L a w .
companion. It is made from one-inch
The new b allo t law of N eb arsk a, l i e stuck a stick into a hive of bees—oh,
sorry day!
galvanized iron tubing. The tw o cor­ passed last w in ter by th e leg islatu re, is
ners are screwed together w ith a re­ causing some confusion, as it revolu-. H e couldn’t see a thing until the swelling
w ent away.
tu rn coupler. Pins go through holes tionizes th e m an n er of a rra n g in g th e
in th e upper ends and are attach ed to ballots. T he tick ets w ill be p rin te d in H e teased the goat to see if it w as cross
as he had heard;
separate colum ns, w ith a p icto rial d e­ They had to work with hiia aw hile before
vice a t tlie head, and n o t a sin g le col­
he spoke a word.
um n, w ith th e nam es of th e can d id a tes
arranged alp h a b e tic a lly , as heretofore. And then he climbed a cherry tree— just
like a boy—and fell
The choice of judges an d cle rk s of elec­
tion is also vested in th e county ju d g es. And H i ke his arm , and—aakes alive! you
ought ’a’ heard him yell.
T h e changes are so rad ical as to create
a fear of tro u b le a t th e N ovem ber elec­ Ills m other took him back to tow n to get
a little rest.
tion.
B u t Tommy says of all his life th a t week
w as fa r the best.
S
P /i,
II* » --
H am ly C u r r i e r .
illu s tra tio n Is pre-
j in tlie hope t h a t so m e o n e w ay
listed lu lig h te n in g th e f a r m lu-
Uy the use of tills e n s ila g e o r ma-
■ carrier. T h e illu s tra tio n Is ta k e n
.Karin, Field a n d F ire sid e . G G G
ftraik of iron su ch a s 1« u sed for
I doors, and F a c a r fo r c a rry in g
foanure or en silag e.
F a s te n th e
■ securely to th e c e ilin g e ith e r
j or behind th e cow s, a c o rd in g os
■ desired for use in fe e d in g or in
i cleaning, ru n n in g it th e w hole
1 or clear a ro u n d th e s ta b le ns is
I convenient, th e c a r r ie r b e in g so
■traded th a t th e w h eels w ill tu rn
¡curve in th e tra c k . F o u r c a rrie r
els are bolted in p a irs to th e blocks.
Land hung to th e tra c k , th e blocks
ting close to tlie tr a c k to p re v e n t
Irteels jum p in g off. T h e s e blocks
|bolted to a h e av y sc a n tlin g , B B,
r them, to co n n ect th e m a single
tooly being used in e ach block, th u s
ring the w heels to tu r n th e c u rv e
(track as re fe rre d to a b o v e . D is
isbar above th e c a r a n d to w hich
(car F is h u n g by rods, II II, th e
r ends of th e ro d » h o o k in g Into
i near th e b o tto m of th e car.
! may b a rod fro m th e c ro s sb a r
Dthe back en d of th e c a r to ste a d y
Inti! ready to d u m p , w h ich c a n be
i easily by sim p ly u n h o o k in g th is
C is a h eavy sw iv e l c o n n e c tin g
|iimber betw een th e tw o p a irs o f
( ,ccouJi>!iuyiug
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r
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I CONVENIENT B A R N C A R K I E R .
i and tlie c ro s s b a r I>.
B y th e
i the c a r c an be e a sily m oved In
rdirection ui>on tlie tra c k .
R o v in g T u r k e y s .
iJock of ro v in g tu r k e y s m a y not
itheir ow ner a g re a t d e a l If bis
P>bors are p a tie n t a n d u n co m p lain -
bwple. o th e rw ise th e y m a y cost
|u lawsuit a n d d a m a g e s, or, a t le a st
'lot of u u n eig h b o rly feelin g . On
■theory th a t tu r k e y s ca n g e t th e ir
1 living and a r e n o t g r e a t e a te rs,
I ire too o ften le ft w h o lly to th e ir
Ifwourccs. T h is n e g le c t le a d s th e m
iiuilpr fa r a n d w id e fo r food, to
■Itdepredations In n e ig h b o rs' gar-
Nmd truck p a tc h e s, to fa ll a p rey
» w rath fu l s tr a n g e r 's c lu b or dog,
tfhajis to c h a n g e h o m es to th a t of a
pt who t r e a ts ids p o u ltry w K h
I'er generosity. I t Is good policy,
it tliis season, to k eep fa ith fu l
Footer the flocks, to n o tic e w h ere
T roam in th e d a y tim e a n d w h ere
May at n ig h t, a n d w h e n e v e r th e y
r about th e p re m ise s to m ak e
F" with th e m by th r o w in g o u t a
* W i- T h e tu r k e y cro p w ill not
until T h a n k sg iv in g , b u t it w ill
Ml to c u ltiv ate It now .—F a r m Jo u r-
Hot Weather
M ilk C a n .
Mo is h ere sh o w n th a t h a s been
' Praised a s a b o t w e a th e r m ilk
It Is closed tig h t a n d capped
o v e r a t th e top, so
th a t it w ill not
sp ill th e fluid even
if u p se t. T h e pic­
tu r e sh o w s a sec-
b
tlo n o f th e inside.
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T h e tig h tly cover-
y f
\ ed fu n n e l - sh a p e d
/
V re c e p ta c l e p r o ­
je c tin g d o w n into
th e ca n c o n ta in s
en o u g h J c e o r Ice
w a te r to k ee p th e
m m ilk cool a t th e
sa m e tim e t h a t it
-■ 1 . 1 V c
p re v e n ts th e milk
»U.K
CA a n .
king sh a k e n a n d c h u rn e d a b o u t
•rh as it o th e rw is e w ould be, th u s
It to k eep sw e e t longer.
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ITEMS
INTEREST.
A T a le o f T w o B e a r * .
T aking off th e h a t o r cap as a sign of
reverence or respect was m en tio n ed in
th e tim e of Caesar.
In L arn e county, K e n tn k y , it is said
th a t C h arles W illia m s h as grow n a
bunch of w h ite blackberries.
I t is said th a t in th e b est d is tric ts of
HOLDBACK IN STABLE.
C hina th e tea crop w ill av erage from
th e woodwork of the stall. A cord is 800 to 400 pounds p er acre.
Bears have been so th ic k around
fasten ed to the device for raising or
low ering as required. When not in Idaho th a t it lias been said th e re w as a
use it is raised and is well out of the bear for every bushel.
w ay o f everything. In use, it does not
Over 4,000 frozen ra b b its are a n ­
In terfere at all w ith th e a n im al’s n u ally exported to th e L ondon m a rk e ts
movem ents, except to prevent bis be­ from V icto ria, A u stra lia .
ing too free w ith his feet and legs.—
T h e one th in g for w h ich lace p a p er
O range Judd Farm er.
m ay be used and be considered good
form on a ta b le is for cheese.
P lo w in g for W h eat.
W hen [flowing for w heat it will be
M arriage a t m id n ig h t, th e cerem ony
b e tte r to let the iflow go deep, then h a r­ being p e rfo rm e d ^ y a coroner, is th e last
row tine, fallow ing w ith a land roller, K ansan e c c en tricity rep o rted .
w hich will leave the surface in excel­
T he te a p la n t is said by C hin ese
lent shape for the drill. The seed can w rite rs to have been c u ltiv a te d in th a t
lie p u t In deep and the land may again country from at least 8,000 B. C.
be rolled w ith advantage, hut th e most
T he gossam er iron m ade a t Sw ansea,
im p o rtan t of all is the plowing and
harrow ing.
Some farm ers object to W ales, is so th in th a * 4,800 p lates a re
deep plowing, ns they claim th a t the needed to m ake an inch of th ic k n e ss.
fertilizer is kept nearer the surface,
N ear A lv o rd , Iow a, a can of stam ps
an d th a t loss occurs of plant food d u r­ w hich w ere stolen from th e postoffice
ing th e w inter, but w here the subsoil at L ester, in th a t sta te , tw o years ago,
is com pact there will be no loss from w as plowed u p recen tly .
deep plowing when a th rifty crop oc­
cupies the soil. Deep plowing also les­
sens the liability of the p lan ts being
th ro w n out by frost, especially lf th e
M rs . C h a s . K in g ’s E x p e r ie n c e .
roller is used.
A w o m an ’s body Is th e re p o sito ry o f
N o M ore R u n a w a y H o r se * .
th e m ost d e lic a te m echanism , a n d y e t
L et not the most tim orous of her sex
m o st w om en w ill
fe a r any longer to handle th e reins.
le t It g e t o u t o f
L e t not the vision of a horse te a rin g
o rd e r ju s t a s if
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flip
m adly down th e
i t w e re o f n o co n ­
road any longer
■ il
'd seq u en ce. T h e ir
affright her. Mr.
1 'b a c k s a c h e ,h e a d s
Z lm m erniann,
o f
th r o b a n d b u r n ;
Paris, w ith w h a t
th e y h a v e w a n d e r­
¡seems to be p a rtic ­
in g p ain s, now h e re
u lar consideration
a n d now th e r e ; e x ­
for th e fem inine
p erien ce e x tre m e
fears, h as invented ,
la ssitu d e , t h a t
an a p p a ra tu s w ar-
d o n ’t-c a re a n d
„
ran ted to stop th e !
w a n t-to -b e -le ft-
<jf ¡11 \
J a lo n e fe e lin g , e x ­
sh ut » o ff his a ir . u,,,,I career of the
horse most
e a r­ c ita b ility , ir r ita b ility , n erv o u sn e ss,
nestly bent upon ru n n in g aw ay.
sleep lessn ess, a n d th e b lu es, y e t d o
It looks som ew hat like a woven w ire n o th in g to h e lp th em selv es. T h e se
muzzle. It extends over th e h o rs e s indicave w om b com plications.
face from ju s t above the m outh to ju s t
L y d ia E. P in k h a m 's V e g e ta b le Com­
over the nose. It is connected by p o u n d w ill reliev e a ll th is tro u b le .
ban d s w ith the reins. W hen th e fiery
M rs . C has . K ino , 1815 R osew ood
steed begins to go a little too m errily, S t., P h ila d e lp h ia , P a ., say s:—
th e rein operating the muzzzle Is seized
“ I h a d b earin g -d o w n fe e lin g s, b a c k ­
an d th e anim al's nostrils a re th ereb y ache, b u rn in g se n sa tio n in m y sto m ­
com pressed, while his m outh Is closed. ach, c h ills, h e a d ach e, a n d a lw a y s h a d
H e may take th e hit betw een bto teeth b la c k sp eck s befo re m y eyes. I som e­
or not ju s t as he pleases, but w ith th e tim e s h a d fo u r a n d five f a in tin g sp e lls
prospect of im m ediate suffocation be­ a day. I h a d sev e ra l d o cto rs, a n d tr ie d
fore him he a b a te s his speed and con­ m an y p a te n t m edicines. I com m enced
sen ts to bo driven a t the ra te w hich to ta k e L y d ia E. P in k h a m ’s V e g e ta b le
Com pound, a n d I n e v e r h a d a n y th in g
his d riv e r chooses.
give m e th e re lie f t h a t i t h as. X c a n
F a r m N o te s.
tr u th f u l ly say Jt h a s c u re d m e .”
What Neg]ect_ Leads To.
IV &
Lvery fa™1 tias a Place for 8heep
th a t no other stock can till.
Food wisely fed will alw ay s come
back doubled If fed to a good anim al.
“Complete
Manhood
It 1« poor economy to keep young
stock unless it is kept growing every
ll M ake It a rule to sell as little feed
ns possible and to buy as little as pos-
How to Attain I t ”
A
W onderful N e w
M edical Book, w ritte n
for Men O nly. One
copy n m ay be had free.
sealed In plain envel-
ope, on application
applic
9 Thorm .gb grubbing Is th e su re st w ay
of g ettin g rid of elder, sa s sa fra s an d
P Teach"thn; young horses to w alk well
and a good foundation is laid fo r the
H a rn e ss t h a t F i t .
fflForr w an t o f sufficient m oisture a
iT‘‘r a w o rk in g h o rse Is sold
ness it h a s b e e n a c c u sto m e d to t ^ e m ay starv e w ith its ro o t. In th e
Ik, if at a ll a lit, sh o u ld la* sold “ ' A l w a v s C l i the plow sh a rp : It
This Is esp e c ia lly tr u e o f th e m a ^ s b etter w ork and is easier for
»ntinst w h ich th e pull m ostly
both th e team and plow m an.
If th ere a r e in e q u a litie s in th e * " 5 le a d v an ta g e In using th e d rill or
a re p ro b a b ly c a llu se s to * ^ 1 sow er is th a t the seed w ill be
D,I on th e h o rs e 's sh o u ld e r a n d
A new h a rn e s s , th o u g h It m ay d A* n i’h rd a X T e id eof'V
oats can nearly
^ fit all r ig h t, m a y b e a r h a rd e r always be given t* .th ey eanling colt.
not p ro p e rly to u g h e n e d by
. t i | a ti'iip w ith benefit.
, , * lth th e co llar. In a s ta b le j “ ‘w h e n th e tool* and Im plem ents a re
P #r*,‘ should h a v e Its o w n collar,
. an-av be *ore th a t tney art?
_B*e each a n im a l h a s becom e
l*n th e o n e h e h a s b een m ost
to w e a rin g .
row N a v y B ea n s,
ne cro p g ro w n In th is conn
lever u p to th e d e m a n d , a n d
Ite n a v y b e a n s. A s m any
beans can be fro w n per
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Special Ritos
TO C U 'I I S .
\ \ e c a r r r th * m n « t c o m p l e te lin e of G y m n a s i u m
a n d A t h l e t i c G o u d a o n t h e C o a s t.
SUITS AVI* UNIFORMS MAOfc TO ORDER.
•tend lo r O n r A t h le t ic c a t a lo g u e .
W IL L a F IN C K C O ..
a tS -S R O M a r k e t S t .. S . e
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r r a n e l e e o . C a l.
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Once upon a tim e tw o b e a rs lived to ­
g e th e r in a hollow tre e . I t w a s a long
tim e liefore an y w h ite n en cam e to th is
co u n try , an d th e b e a rs w e re a g re a t a n d
p o w erfu l race. O ne o f th e se b e a rs w as
a handsom e fellow , a n d he liked to go
v isitin g anil to lie In th e sun a n d to en t
d in n e r reg u larly . T h e o th e r b e a r w as a
q u ie t fellow , a n d m o st of his frie n d s
sa id th a t he w a s v e ry stu p id . E v ery
d ay w hile his b ro th e r lolled c o m fo rta ­
bly u n d e r a g ooseberry b u sh he w ould
go o u t in to th e f o r e s t.a n d find a huge
oak. T hen he w ould sta n d up on his
hin d legs an d s c ra tc h th e ro u g h b a rk
w ith his claw s u n til th e y w ere as sh a rp
a s needles. I t w as h a rd w ork, a n d th e
o th e r Itear lau g h ed a t him fo r doing It.
•’W h a t’s th e use o f sh a rp e n in g y o u r
c la w s? ” he ask ed . “G a m e ’s p le n ty ,” a n d
th e n he w ould go b ack to sleep ag a in .
T h a t w in te r w a s lo n g a n d cold, a n d
w h en th e tw o b ears eanve o u t of th e
hollow tre e in th e sp rin g th ey w e re
b o th th in au d h u n g ry a u d cross. T h e
h an d so m e fellow w e n t dow n to th e
creek au d trie d to c a tc h som e fish fo r
d in n er, b u t th e Ice w a s so th ick a n d
slip p ery th a t Ills d u ll claw s m ad e no
Im pression on It. A little la te r h is b ro th ­
e r cam e dow n and (lug n hole n e a r th e
w a te rfa ll an d c a u g h t a g re a t m nny fish
an d a te them . T h e h an d so m e b e a r, w ho
w a s Inith cross au d h u n g ry , beg an to
grum ble.
“I n ev er h a v e an y lu ck ,” he said .
“Y ou're th e lucky one o f th e fam ily .”
“L u c k ,” said th e o th e r, w ho w a s feel­
ing co m fo rta b le a f t e r a fu ll d in n er. “I t
w a sn ’t luck n t all.
I sh a rp e n e d m y
c la w s la s t fa ll w hile you w ere sleeping
In th e su n sh in e .”
A B o y S h o u ld L e a r n
To let c ig a re tte s alone.
T o be kind to all an im als.
To be m an ly an d co u rageous.
T o ride, row , shoot a n d sw im .
T o build a fence scientifically.
To fill th e w oodbox e v ery n ig h t.
To I k * g en tle to Ills little sisters.
To sh u t doors w ith o u t slam m ing.
T o sew on a b u tto n a n d d a rn n sto
log.
To do e rra n d s p ro m p tly an d c h e e r­
fu lly .
To sh u t th e door In w in te r to keep the
cold out.
To sh u t doors in su m m e r to keep th e
flies out.
T o w a sh d ish es a n d m ak e h is bed
w h e n n ecessary .
T o h av e a dog if possible an d m a k e a
co m panion of him .
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A r t« * l* n W a t e r In S a h a r a .
O ne of th e m ost im p o rta n t resu lts of
th e E g p v tia n ex p ed itio n u p th e N ile
h a s been th e discovery th a t by sin k in g
deep w ells w ater m ay be found in th e
| d e sert in m an y places w h ere its pres-
| ence h ad n o t been suspected. N o t only
| w ill th is g iv e a secure b asis fo r rnili-
| ta ry o p eratio n s, b u t it is possible th a t
w a te r m ay be found in sufficient q u a n ­
titie s to serve for irrig a tio n , in w hich
i case tn e S ah ara m ay lie tu rn e d in to a
¡ flower g arden. Its a rid ity com es front
no m a te ria l s te rility of th e soil, b u t
sim p ly from lack of m o istu re.
ALM OST
IN SID E
Schilling's Best tea is the
best you can get for anything
like the money it costs.
Schilling's Best baking pow­
der is the best you can get at
any price.
▲ S ch il li n g Jt C o m p a n y
* Saui
* F Frj
rancisco
T ake for a n ervous head ach e a cu p of
m oderately stro n g tea w ith iw o or th re e
slices of lem on, iufttsed.
OUT.
The sto m a c h t h a t Is n o t l im e d th u s b y a
s h a k in g u p o n th e “ b r in y w a v e ” m u s t be a w e ll
fo rtifie d o n e. T h e g a s tric a p p a r a tu s c a n be ren -
i d e re d proof « g a in s t s e a s te k n e -s w ith t h a t s to m ­
a c h ic so p o p u la r a m o n g tr a v e le r s by sc* a n d
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