Attend to the teeA r POPE PIUS X. FOOD VALUE OF KICE. There is nothing that will Western People Have Too Loasr Over wastes turn tho of the farm Into money faster looked Its Worth. than growing pig8. It appears that we have too loner Does it pay overlooked the virtues of very or- to save a cent's worth that of food In the dishwater dinary article of food, rice, says the containing Philadelphia washing powders and kill $20 Ledger. worth of e Pigs by feeding such slops? have not considered as we nn?ht The way that the natives of India, China and to keep the work in hand is to keep other oriental countries make this a it in mind. Great assist-nnc- e Handy Spraylns: Rig. can staple article of diet. With them It la come by the use of a small One of the greatest difficulties the not merely the accessory to a meal; It memorandum book in which can be farmer or horticulturist meets In written is tne meoi itself. They find in it al the things that are most es- spraying Is In carrying about the pump sential. most all the nourishment necessary to maintain barrel. The stoneboat often (must Oue-hnl- healthy life. and f of the clover used where the rows are narrow, hay in the When boiled rice takes onlv one hour be country is not saved so the draft Is much easier If pump as to secure and a half for perfect dleestlon: whpn but the best results. not mounted on wheels. I "have arranged If cut too late steamed the process is complete In one is or too early is on a it improperly cured. nour, is much more as- a platform pair of wheels is a and it easily It difficult matter to get it similated. Is which Is a simple, handy rig. The right. Just Steaminc the best wav Is shortened to about 4 feet, maki- of cooking it, because thereby it is per axle An imposition ng a very compact arrangement that that is often practiced mitted to retain Its nitrogen, which is on the woman-t- he will turn In a very small space. For farmer's wife espe-clally-- ls the tissue building material, while Its jpraylng potatoes When the rows are if there is an old, rlngboned principal mineral salt, lime, phosphate, spavined, crippled 3 to '6 feet apart, the axle should be horse that is stove is to a great extent eliminated. up generally good 6 feet long, so that the horse may go and for no earthly It will be seen, in view of these use It is kept between two rows, while the wheels go for the women to drive, facts, that for sufferers from indiges- between rows on either side. The solution of the boy leaving the tion there could hardly be a more suit- The barrel, when the pump is mount- farm depends on the conditions. Some able food than rice. Those who are ed on the side, la held In place by two of the inducements are not alluring for troubled with any intestinal or stom- bands of Iron 1 Inch wide and about boys to stay on the farm. Again there ach ailment will find It not only nour- Inches thick, fastened by the will be great Inducements for them to ishing but soothing. do so. There are boys who left the It is a good diet even for the girl farm who bettered themselves and with fleshy tendencies, despite Its again there are scores of them who stnrphinp, ns !t contains a cui'oouh-ceou- s have not done as well as they could ' element In large proportions, and have done had they remained on the this Is an enemy to fat. farm. It is not encouraging to rent Another argument in favor of rice land of some rich farmer It as food is economic. A physician re- and give him about all that can be raised and cently writing upon "Food for Hard be his serf at the same time. Times" said: "From my observation Williil of men doing hard labor in different parts of the world and as the results Freak Farming. of experiments I There are radically different have carried out I ideas am satisfied Is as to what the better agriculture that It possible to live HAXDY RUNABOUT Bl'KAY CARRIAGE. well and work hard on a bowl 6hould consist in. The real farmer of rice cooked until dry (none of its water books e, Into the eyes a a, and is said to adhere too closely to the ways being thrown away) and a little brown drawn firmly Into place by a nut on of his fathers. He plods. The sugar." the bolts b b. If the pump Is mounted city man who goes to the country A very agreeable and simple dish Is on the end of the barrel, a with the would correct all this by overturning SARTO-PO- "cream of rice" Wash a tablespoonful kerowater, etc., It Is held In place on it He sees revolution in everything GIUSEPPE PE PIUS X. in cold water and put in a dish a the platform by four rods d, that hook with which he has to do. Ways of Born at Rlese, Province of Venice, Italy .' June 2, 1835 with pint of milk, a teaspoonful of sugar over the chine of the cask and are doing business are not so much im- Educated In the seminaries of Trevlso and Padua 1848-185- 6 and about as much butter; cook slow- bolted through the platform at c c. proved as revolutionized. The new A student at the Sacra Theologia, Rome 1856-185- 8 ly in an oven until the milk has been This rig is light and strong and can things are of different kind from the Ordained as a priest. i .Sept. 18, 1858 entirely absorbed by grains. be driven in among trees and vines old. The automobile is not an im- Appointed parish priest at Salzano .1807 the Then see If you cannot make a mneh better than a cart or wagon. provement of the horse and carriage; Elected Chancellor of the Bishopric of Trevlso 1875 satisfactory luncheon off alone. The driver walks behind and drives it is a new creation. The new tele- Appointed Bishop of Mantua Nov. 10, 1884 that ' and pumps while either one or two graphy uses no wires to carry Its mes- Made a Cardinal Priest. 12, 1893 June An Improvement In Book Markers. lines are used. With a good sages. The allow us to see Recognized by Pope Leo as Patriarch of Venice .' 15, 1893 standard June Some readers have the faculty of re- pump more can In through a board. man Is Elected Pope . : 4. 1903 work be dons a day The who Aug. membering exactly the page and lint with this with in- The new head of the Catholic outfit than with any I am familiar all this wants to Church, Cardinal Joseph Sarto, who has of a book they had reached when they acquainted with. S. troduce some wholly new and taken the title of Plus X, ascends Papal at same age as his Prof. T. Maynard startling the throne the were compelled to pause in their read- In Farm and Home. thing when he goes into farming. predecessor, Pop heo XIII. He brings office same He to that exalted the noble ing to perform some other duty, but would reform it and revolutionize qualities as those of the departed Pontiff. He been distinguished for it has the majority of book-love- find occa Ths Hartshorn Peur. The upshot of it is likely to be a kind his learning, the purity of bis life and his liberal ideas, so there will The illustration of that sion to use some sort of a marking de- the Hartshorn of freak farming. He will grow some probably be little change in the policy of the Holy See, either In its Internal pear Is about one-ha- lf va-- vice to aid them in finding the place size. The specialty, perhaps popcorn, pigeons, administration or In its broader relations to world at large. Mj has been tested a the when the reading is resumed again. for number liquorice, ginseng, wormwood, madder, The election of Cardinal Sarto, since 1893 the patriarch Venice, of years In different parts of was Numerous curious and handsome nov- of the count- basket willow, Angora goats, skunks. somewhat of a surprise. His name was not prominently mentioned among ry and pronounced promising. Is elties have been produced for this pur It The point is these small crops those who, in the popular estimate, were likely to be chosen. was men- claimed to be a cross that He pose, but very few. If anv. of thpsn between the and factitious enterprises are mere tioned, however, as a compromise candidate. (Bartlett and will perform the double duty of mark- - Winter Nellls; and with world-wid- e uch side issues and really have no great The election apparently gives satisfaction. The church in parentage should first-clas- s. be effect on agricultural prosperity as a France and Germany favors the choice and here in the United States the jThe fruit Is of large size, skin thin, They may be very profitable leaders of the hlerarhcy say that no more acceptable person se- sranifin yellow whole. could be in color, with small here and there, but they are for the lected. Thus the new Pontiff enters upon his duties amll general expression few and special conditions.