Hillsboro independent., January 18, 1901, Image 4

MniMIMIIMUII It
i FEEDING BY HAND 1
A WHouiiu mstrod or
MTOW BULK ' INTO
VOITO LASUM.
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 H II M 1 1 1 1 1 1
Ta ralsa lambs bj hand, writ B. II.
Todd la Tbe Katiooal Btockmaa. salact
coffeepot boldiag about on gallon.
Takt off ths ordinary spoct and cover
the opening formed secural a that
aothlng can lea through. Than faataa
tursw spout oa nar tit bottom of to
pot about 1H iacbaa apart TUmm
rpouts should t Ilka tubaa, larger at
tha bottom and tapering to tjs top,
Which abould be largo enough to fit a
klppl on nice!. ' Tbe apoata rtaeh
from tha bottom op sven with tba top
af tha pot and abonld ax tend out 11 to
incnaa from tba top. Stay each spout
to tha pot with a tin braca about thraa
bxhaa below tba top of tha pot Taka
a wlr about No. 20 and aolder around
tha top of each ipout to hold tba nipple
on. A string around tha nipple below
tha rUa v PI bold It securely. Have tbe
ball oa the top of the pot to carry It by.
nil the pot with fresh cow'a milk, Jer
sey the beat, and let the lambe take all
they wia . Be euro to let tbe milk get
act of hla stomach before giving blm
from beyond tha aea almllar enact
menta mlKbt be mode now. If aucb
enactments were made by continental
Battens, oar home brcedera of harness
bora would largeli benefit
artaa? rim.
yhen the plga are a weeka old. they
will begin to eat aays a correspondent
f Tha Lire Stock Indicator. An extra
hallow trough should be placed for
them close to tbe feeding place for tbe
sow, but out of her reach. Give them
soma warm slop of aborta and milk,
but walla the plga are growing It will
be quite an Item to secure this growth
at aa low a coat aa possible. One of
the cheapest of all these la grass, clo
ver especially. As the grasses get dry
la July tbey may be supplemented
with green oats. Keep them off tbe
oats until June, then tbey bare a rich
pasture. Aa soon aa tba corn crop Is
ready the pigs should bare made aucb
growth that but a abort time will be
necessary to finish them for market
t'lenty of charcoal, salt and ashes
should be kept under shelter where
they can have access tc It
Chrysanthemum rust haa been some
what abundant la various sections tha
laat year or two. It grows so rapidly
and the pores are so numerous that
they fall from one leaf to the other
and cause tba leares to look aa If they
bad been dusted over with tobacco
dust Professor Balatead advises to
buy your stock from people who bar
oone of this mat and If you are ao aa
fortunate as to hare It use heroic mne-
oiea. Throw out and burn all your
sioes, np out all boards, walk, etc.,
and barn also. Dig out all the earth,
whitewash all tha walla. la abort
make thorough work of cleaalaa out
tbe bouse and begla orer agala with
w stock. Do not nee aay half war
methods in gettlag rid of tt
LESS
GROWING STRAWBERRIES.
a S-M.rr f Ki..rl..i. Pre-
IttMiF Maa at Smw ilainpshlr.
The culture of atruwbcrrii a Is the
lama both for home auJ the market
The strawberry does well wherever
given good cultivation, proper drain
age and plenty of fertiliter iu availuMe
form.
Well rottfd niauure, bene meal and
Wood ashes lor some of the potash
salts) are considered the best fertilizers.
Fall plowing, mulching with manure
a id thorough pn-puration of soil be
fore setting plaut i are the flint steps In
strawberry growing.
A crop of clover or other green ma
nure known to be free from Insects
will, when plowed under, prove of
great value to the crop.
i.amd raxDia. -
any more. This will be from four to
Ave hours. Then feed agala all tbe
taiabe will c.it. We have never lost a
lamb raised In tola way. Wo can raise
them aa easily and aafely aa we can a
calf. Tbe advantages of thla manner
of feeding are:
First-Air follows the milk right
down Into tbe pot and makea a contin
ual Bow, and the lamb haa only to
make the motion and swallow.
Second. You pour milk from the pan
Into tbe top of the pot '
Third. Tbe amount of milk holds
the beat
Fourth. Too caa put the pot Into a
kettle of bot water and have the milk
heated la three minutes.
Fifth. You are feeding three lambs
at one time.
Thla la unique and tbe only success
ful method I have found of raising
Jamba by band. Fed In thla way we
have bad lambs make 64 pounds at T
weeks of age. Thla feeder had much
to Ao la knocking out the royal win
era af England when we met them la
the abow ring.
A Bwatlfal riwcriaj Ylae.
Among all the leading dowering
Tinea which embellish the beauty of
the summer season, that beautiful la
troductloa from Japan, Clematis paat-
nuaca, stands unsurpassed la ma
respects. Its pure white Dowers, givea
zona tu untold abundance, lend a sem
blance of cool necs under the bot late
v ) mm
Ysatrllaas mmm Otter Celts.
Tear lings should always be separated
from older colts, while their food
abould be more nutritious, and their re
quirements will beat be met by substi
tuting clover bay for straw fodder,
aays a correspondent of the London
Live Stock Journal Not only la the
at raw deficient In nutritive substance
for young, delicate flesh and bone
forming purposes, but tbe older and
stronger colta will Invariably drive the
jrearllngs back. Tbey will never get
forward to eat until tbe former retire
satisfied, and If there la a sweeter rip
Of straw than another It will be care
fully selected snd only tbe refuse left
for the poor handicapped yearlings.
Therefore if all farmer who go la for
rearing colts win take the trouble to
separate them the weak from the
strong they will be amply compeoaat
Od for their labor and humanity by tbe
enhanced Improvement of the year-
Ruga,
ones Far War.
Tha terrible slaughter of horaea tro
car modern Infantry Ore baa no doubt
caused the war authorities of conti
nental nations to look well Into their
source of supply, and It does not seem
altogether Impossible that exportation
Mador certain circumstances may be
interdicted, saya tbe London Live
tock Journal All our ancient British
statute books abound with acta of par
liament or edic ts of reigning monarcba
forbidding horses to be taken out of
tbe country at times under heavy pen
alties, and were It not owing to the
fact that we can draw heavy supplies
CLBsUTia rsJROOUTA
aun and exhale deUdoaa
fragrance around. It la a delightful
plant and worthy of all the wide po
tto H receives. Aa a climber over
a trellis, on the roof of aa old abed
or outhouse or aa a specimen oa a pil
lar, thla moat popular of clematises
la sure to please. Our picture la a very
faithful Interpretation of tbe graceful
habit of the young growth aa well as
aa exact reproduction of Individual
Bowers, aays American Gardening.
MUKDTWrNB. BUBACH HO. 8. B A VntfJUf D.
Coarse manure may be plowed under
with good results, provided It Is ap
plied early enough to be well decom
posed by planting time.
Spring set plants give tbe best re
sults; where fall set they should be
grown especially for that purpose,
mail pots being most commonly used.
Where plants are grown by hill cul
ture they are usually aet In rowa 3 or
tt feet apart and one foot apart In tbe
row, all runners and blossoms being
kept off the first season.
In matted rowa the rows' are from
tt to 4 feet apart and plants are' set
from IS to 18 Inches In the row. ac
cording to variety and width of row.
Fruiting one season onlv Is nsuallv
advocated by best growers. It la leas
work and more profitable to aet a new
bod than to renovate an old one.
It la necessary to protect the plants
ta winter by mulching with some ma
terial, aucb aa straw, marsh hay, pine
raeuiea, pine pougna, coarse manure.
etc., to protect from heaving.
Failure to get a maximum crop fre
quently cornea rrom, improper fertiliza
tion. Have at least one row in every
four of a perfect flowering variety.
Tbe practical growers generally
agree upon the merits of the following
varieties: Beverly, Brandywlne, Bu
bach, Clyde, Crescent Greenville, Hav
arland. Lovett and YVarfleld.
Irrigation baa proved of great value
Wherever tried.
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ANcgelabk Preparation fur As
similating lle Food andHefi da
ting the Stoujiuhs aiil3ovrvls of
Promotes Diseslionrhrerfur-
ness and nest Contains nelllavr
Oinum.Morpluiie nor Mineral
KotNaiicotic.
SswrmwH! -
jeesssWwt'ossan awVvJaT
ApcrlVcl Remedy for Constipa
tion. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .rewnsrt
ness nnd Loss of Sleep.
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THREE COLLEGE COURSES
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARV
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
'! rissssit rr Feaafcea.
Tha proapects of the peach croo Jnne
1 were nothing leas than phenomenal.
according to tha government ta Us U-
' Muiusi wtvt unponaai peacn
growing state reporting a condition far
above the average and some evea above
100. Among the latter are Delaware,
Georgia and North Carolina, whose re
ports of 106, 110 and 10S are about
double their respective ten year aver
age. Only California, with a condl
Hon of 77. or alt points below the aver
age, eonatltntea any noteworthy excep
tion ta tbe long scries of highly favor
able reports.
w new Strawberries Are Predeeee'
Hybridisation has been the favorite
method of producing now varieties of
strawberries, -rlias liei-nnse Hie lirsi
successful variety was obtained in till
way. Among the recent hybrid nmr
be mentlonel the Ilium, which a!i li
lust rates the dittirnlty f n.V!e:i;'.tl(
breeding. It beinc the o::I.v cm- it- i vm'
worthy of iirrservnti'ii ort of n!oiit
t.ToO hybrid sefilllr '
Praalaa H44.
Blackberries and raspberries should
be stopped when the new growth haa
reached three to four feet, depending
an varieties. To develop tbe fruiting
aide branches I have found It Impor
tant to stop the new growth on the
Cuthbert when It reached above and
beyond the fruiting stems; also to cut
oat and burn tbe fruiting canes as
aooa aa they are done fruiting. It
lives room for the new wood to keep
aa upright position and destroy very
many lice and other Insects that In
fest the old cane. Currants and goose
berries need prunning a eoon aa the
fruit is gathered. Cut out all surplus
old wood. It may have lice on It, or.
In the atalk, tbe larvte of tbe stalk
The Academy prepares for College and qires
a thorough English Education, the best pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
pens es eery lot. Board and rooms a te
Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tceeh, including
electric light and heat.
THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY
Under experienced management, tcilJ fur
nish rooms and board at cost on th club
plan, not to exceed 1.50
For full pai iculars, address
president McClelland,
Forest Groce, Oregon
FALL
TERM
BEGINS
SEPT.
19.
' Bpiree prunlfoUa, lilac, forsytbla
lad all the early flowering shrubs I
want cutting back severely Immedl-1
ateiy after blooming, so that they have ;
time to develop new wood and flower I
buds on them before winter. Other
want ahaplng to make them pleasing .
la the eye and -sometimes for their
own good. I
' Roses need the pruning shears at In-1
tervai all summer. Cut back the
blossom stalks when the blossom faUs
and let It start a new blossoming stalk
Instead of blind wood. In thla way
Ton may have not only June roses, but
rosea nearly all the time till sharp
freeslng weather. Charles Black. New
Jersey.
BasntU ,1 The Kind Yoi Haw Unm Boucft
B. P. CORNELIUS,
Auctioneer, Hillsboro Oregon
1 offer tny service to citizens of
this county to soil g,nU, nierchiiii(lic
and chattels al public vendue.
1 will Htteml all salea at timea and
places specified upoa receiving a
qeruHHt to do ao. Charges reasonable
im.7. :oiv .:i;
ft
This sfirnnhire in on evvry hoi of tho irnnins
Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tshieu
the niucHly that esirea m coM tm aar
BAD COLDS.
Quinine is loyenm Is-liind, Colds do not
now have to beentur-ri. Mr.miti'i
nc Tamils (called livi iiniic from their
eiUTKy) crowit u wuek s ordinary treat
ment Into 12 hours and abort the worst ol
coioH over iiiK'nt.
It was tlio wori-t cne of urip I ever hnd
A hull dozen fnrnriH Iwul Mure i-tini Mtill
it nuiiKon. j leant ol the Uynahic jab-
OLRs. TO mv HIliazcTiient thev tntiiMwl
i .i. i . . .. . 1
'in vtuii anil eMiLrn lit nrc nn it I mn
nor-e unci nwinni nd tlicin to the iieoiile
Basilav Htsi.tr. Kx-.M cinder limrr.
KniiH-iwco.
7,
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Fit EE
If It falls
The Kind
Hint Cures
nfe;"! I .'" inter enhi have always benn serious
! thinurs tonic I hev are hnnl hiiiI tnv f..r
I nionihn Hut tlio ji-t was sUipped sud
1 denly by MaMiri.'s liY.Anc 1 asiii.es
1 1 iloth eoili'h mul ,rl.l i.. .
1 couple of days. Nothing eise does this fur
tfcA nie." Mhh. Vmha 1.. I1..I i.i. l Moss Hi..
Green Raven is the name and mark we have adopted for a Cough Syrup that is absolutely guaran
teed to be an unfailing remedy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Hoarsness, Bronchctis, etc. It is not
offered as an irnita'tion or substitute of any other preparation, but an improvtmenl, an advance on
anything in the line of Congs Cures heretofore manufactured. It is not like others. It is much
better. It Cures.
Green Raven
Cough Syrup
It Isnot nauseating; has no unsightly sediment; is not poisonous. It Is palatable and readily
taceu by children. It is properly made and we will refund your money if it fails to cure. We
nwiy ana openly claim that this preparation cannot be excelled. We respccttully ask
ponunity to prove our claim. There can beno better way than to try it.
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for
THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY
Four Ounces
Four Bits
Pleasant
to Take
Ban hraneiM-o Ai'u. 0, 11.
"I live serous the street from where
.nsnnsLs uvnamic 1ahi i.es are made.
1 hat is how I lirst tw.k them. 1 hey stop
cohls sritliont notice. I took a dosen boxes
with me for sell and friends when I went to
Nome " H. I,. Va Winki.s, Capitalist,
.tuii mnsiiiiiKion Mreet, ban 1-runcisco
A ileum lii, l!un
f-ent ponttiaid for Weentsin Mumps by
(Street, ban Francisco.
For sale nt the ITiarinacy.
Washington
UsT'i
A Cess Among- ( klnrse Prlatroses.
Among recent introduction of tbe
primrose family a writer In Median's
Monthly has mentioned Primula slet-
lala aa one of the hest. The foliage
Is very dark pnride in color. The
Uowera are pure w hite aud nhoot one
Inch In diameter, produced on tiers
one above the other, renchln? orer 20
Inches In helj'it. The plants flower
much lonor tlinn the sii.ensls type.
The seed -'innld lie sown In April In
tight soil t i tret good sized plants and
given a little more sun timn
for alDcnsis.
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INTERESTING
FACTS
NV hen i0ile tire louliMnplntiiiL; u ri
ln tin run lniHioeK oi .e.i-n e, I hev
ll.ltlirnllv WMht ilie ll iTiv oh-
luiushle mi fur ss si!, lontfoit ami
let IS omcerned. Kniplovms of
the iMiintin t eiilral l,ine sie psM
lo serve til puhhe slid our I'miii- are
oiiersle! so as lo inske ehwe tiiiiie,-
lion w ith diverging lines at sll juiH t-
ou Kmta,
11111 until I'alai-e Sli-eiiing and Chaii i'.ir
mi tiirontih train.
Dining. Car service unexcelled. Meali.
served a la Carle.
In order In nlitain this firxt ilitss xervn
ask the kel HL'tMit lo sell you n
ticket over
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nils cve-v live
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they aro tulvfrlintl M u- lit.' milwlHiittii
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Long Since Obsolete.
The nipitirment nr 0,:t hih-hJUi! "ih
worK" h iiicti ituiH' fif Itit-si- IwHiUHtm m
tiMMl to oo itiiin. wiim rohiiiii.ti iiy n tft-ntle
man who iitl oer forty ye irit. mmI wh
(MMiliilHd U-iort' lit iltiih. tiCur ininitr
aidittuuii ait, iruiulty of nmivni Itsu iuHhs.
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one nr that niuim iHimhHr t o tin i-iu-nit :m
It ctintaiim liver - irHtrfK, with iltuxtm
ttona cm mrly evury imiu-i. and Immi-h mn
lnirint on I hu tit If ufn. 1 f In pniliMitttl Id
v.uyriafht fnm Hhho iiiiifHitou.
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lie Cared
they cannot
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ner to cure uyou must take internal lene
enies. Jian s alurrli l ure Is taken inter
nally, and acts dini tly on the hlood and
iiiiii ous suriaces. null's Catarrh 4 'ui
not a quack medicine. It was prcacrilx-d
hy one ol 'l,e Is-st nhvsicinns in thia mom.
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try ior years, and ss s reuular prescription.
It is composed nf the hest tonics l,,ni,
conhincd with the best hlood purifiers, set-
iiik uii uie iiiucolis suriaces. I he
penei-i com in nation ol the two Inured ents
is what Dt od uces such wollilvrrnl r...l,.
in curing ( stiirrh. bi-nd for testiiuuniuls
iree.
Address. F.J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, O
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Hail's Kamily Pills are the best.
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To all riiits in the Kast.-.r, .j.,. Cfln
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lmleieiiileiit ollice
Hobs liar.
At tbe Kansas 'iierlinent stntion
boga were fed on a ration of nifnifn
bay and Knttlr corn meal. The hojrii
fed In this experiment were bought of
farmers and averaged in weight 12.-,
pounds each. They were placed In lots
of ten each In Inrpe pens having for
lielter some sheds open to the south
Tbe alfalfa hay used was of the best
quality, carefully cured. ItlaeU bulled
whit Kaffir corn was tbe era In net
the bogs being fed all that they would
eat without waste. The bay waa fi-d
dry In forkfuls In a large But trough.
The pigs were given more than they
would eat, and they picked out the
leaves and finer steins, rejecting the
fml fYmiiiaSsT
IS UStiai i " eieuis, UOT lol or UOgS Was
fed Kaffir corn tnenl dry n,i alfalfa
I bSV. one lot Whnln fCnffli. A
Flower. I. Ts.es. . "u
l , "" sua wi pounds
of Rlfulfa bay, the menl wet The ef
I pc'rinient began on Nov. 24 and lasted
, nine weeks. By that time tbe alfalfa
i fed bogs became well fattened and
I
; Nothing Pliilx U;shc a flower like Its
own foliage. Roses slunilil hnrc notU
Inz more, nor lily of the vnlley. tulips
or any bullion plants or i lirysanthe-
mums. If the cliys.iiithcniiitii foliage
iduuib. ii uie ciiys.isiiiicniiitii lot age , n-
is not good. e, some that Is Anything ' w"", fe """ 11
else would !. rldicn! .us. f.nt carna 7! T WMk" d
tlona are weak In foliar sn,l .nr.. V'11 ,r,th """'-ry winter
of Asparagus sprcngerl will g weU tte b?" ,h,t
With them. aav. a floral authorltv. !S" ton "rtable coo-
vAt 60 YEARS'
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