"raising" Setter Dogs

A íroo.l story is tolil oí i ItoPKVine iporling man. Ilaviiiíí a fine littcr (■ ttor pTips- pcdijjrcod Btoek - lie wnsB taktng special paius to iivo llioiu W start in the worlü, an.l to thia mul um was bis or.stom to riso froni lila bedM at short intervals to fecd tlicm. ltB becaine rathor tedious business fi-H him to '""crawl out" duriug the col.M Winter niidits to attend to HiuirH wants, so lio triod a ncw plan. Set-B ing a pan of ïuük iu a warm covnurM behintl the stove, ho went to bel. andH in tlio sinall hours lliu young ciiimiesM calloJ lor food. Thinking to inakeM oue ob of it, lio arosc in tlio ilark au !■ carried the pan curefully to Uiewood-M house, wheu seiziug eaoli pup by tuuH napo of tlio ueek hu tlirust iu noso m-M to the pan, and when uil luid "got toB tholr work" rolurned to hU bed. ■L1!H ïu'xt iuoruluj{ ho was rousod by h_is wii'o, who wantod to kuoW what mH the worki ho liail done vvitu lier brc;ulH pan. iHvosliuailou followcd : his wiioB na l wet up ti biilch of bread and setH it beuiu.l llio stove to rise; this panH our "shot" had oarriwl to the pups, and thoy, atler gurging ihoinsolvesM with tno dough, WikiUIed back m thoir warm nosi. The yoast was -(■ and tho puppies roso, lookiiig llko ■ mauy luuffji, with thu uoaJ of the !l"-B luial usü.l tiiinmiii, whilü theii ea i-o=eiiibled wan.s on ftilBiirly UoseM potata The sportsman saya lie wouUlJ have made a pie of 'em,only t heoru- wuiild have been iusido msteud ot out -Ncw Haven 1'aUudiinu. lij -