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HOW
TO
anti
QESalkins.
CAMP
OUT.
BY
JOHN
Author
op
History
GOULD,
M.
of
First-Tbnth-Twbnty-ninth
Mains
Rbgimbnt.
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NEW
SCRIBNER,
YORK:
ARMSTRONG,
COMPANY.
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HARVARD
THE
FROM
LIBRARY,
STURGIS
LIBRARY
COLLEGE
BARNSTABLE
12, 1928
JULY
nrvn
COPYRIGHT.
By
SCRIBNER,
"
ARMSTRONG,
1877.
Stereotyped and
Rand^
Averyy
117
and
Franklin
Boston,
Printed
by
Company,
Street,
CO.
CONTENTS.
PAGB.
CHAPTBR.
I.
II.
Ready
Getting
Small
9
Parties
and
afoot
travelling
camping
14
.
III.
Parties
Large
afoot
Baggage-
with
Wagon
25
.
IV.
Clothing
35
"
V.
Stoves
"
Cooking-Utensils
and
.
"
,
44
Marching
vii.
The
VIII.
IX.
50
Camp
60
Poles
Tent
Tents,
Pins
and
72
.
.
X.
General
Miscellaneous.
...
.
Advice
.90
"
"
.
XII.
Diary
107
"How
TO
Hale,
XIII.
.39
Cooking
VL
XL
"
Hygienic
do
it,"
by
Rev.
Edward
Everett
"c
Notes,
113
by
Dr.
Elliott
Coues,
U.S.A.
117
.
9
I
i
PREFACE,
these
In
few
about
have
in
collect
the
jotting
down
all
camping,
that
ers
of
pleasant
the
and
have
added
the
diaries
finally
"
of
that,
with
a
sources,
that
will
more
prove
largely
"
of
and
is
through
stock
of
and
the
notes
;
lections
recol-
generously
;
other
from
ready.
campers-out
for
men,
young
"
to
climbed
I
help
some
it contains
especially,
valuable
war,"
for
prepared
the
a
experiences
contributed
have
volume
is
the
made
sailed
or
to
tramp-
have
teens,
County,
quotations,
it
and
my
been
and
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in
taken
have
or
by
that
"c.,
campers
success.
when,
field,"
sizable
Although
students
the
of
to
kind,
also
walk,
a
meet,
Oxford
of
Bay,
Casco
or
days
mountains
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so
failures
on
to
this
have
I
parties
chanced
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of
note
have
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began
camping,
me.
off
of
with
and,
;
ago
book
a
about
been
notice
to
for
asked
have
I
years
should
I
as
boy
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thing
some-
prepare
such
was
some
questions
friends
when
pains,
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subject-matter
young
my
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mind,
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to
walking,
when
reading
thought
tried
have
and
camping
enjoyed
this
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pages
"
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much,
in
trust,
general.
5
6
PREFACE.
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under
am
obligations
United
the
States
contained
in
should
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the
found
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gratitude
time
already
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the
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piece
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before
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Morse
it
esteem
published
hardly
I
advice
work
been
information
Edward
Prof.
excellent
have
for
mine,
of
I
of
Coues,
valuable
;
his
that
the
and
XIII.
Chapter
fortune
good
of
for
Army,
Elliott
Dr.
to
of
precious
.them
prepare
for
engraver.
Mr.
and
J.
Fickett
Edward
of
formerly
friends
receive
Portland,
read
thanks
Me.,
these
for
January,
Portland,
a
has
assisted
in
are
the
recognize
will
they
my
there
j
who
as
navy,
and
tents
upon
the
of
numbers
results
and
pages,
making
1877.
them
sailmaker,
of
of
will
known
the
my
their
ter
chapyoung
ence,
experiplease
to
me.
to
HOW
TO
CAMP
OUT.
HOW
TO
CAMP
OUT.
CHAPTER
I.
GETTING
The
early
camping
spring,
of
arranging
details,
enjoyable
more
in
pleasure
practical
go
the
to
route
where
you
of
think
whether
you
along
who
can
been
is
give
to
in
a
the
through
it
you,
buy
is
where
you
of
ground
If
season.
camping
or
important
provisions
See
the
or
or
can
you
over,
for
walk,
place,
one
what
go
camp
will
you
learn
route.
your
has
then
to
to
there
to
you
out
moving
unknown
places
As
whether
camp
;
intend
you
itself.
even
anticipations.
propose
you
and
think,
advise
decide
do
over
plans
sometimes
me
sail,
will
you
I
comes
of
laying
reality
your
and
over
horseback,
what
is,
let
that
out
the
than
this,
turn
Think
can,
of
hope
in
one
READY.
ings
lodg-
get
if
one,
think
learn
to
and
some
in
of
9
you
going,
HOW
lo
and
is
in
down
put
CAMP
TO
OUT,
note-book
a
all he
tells you
that
important.
your
clothes
decide
what
Have
as
you
less
find
it is
mended
or
will
you
the
begin,
you
made
need:
will
you
as
soon
earlier
the
hurried
be
the
at
last.
will
You
of
think
it
on
haste,
or
occasionally
is
going
lose
sight of
fast
name
card,
and
brush
such
into
mark
with
mark
articles
a
or
bundles,
Inquire
the
Estimate
more
abundance
Do
not
be
in
a
fast
are
apt
as
to
it.
You
of
an
old
postal
shoe-blacking
bags.
check
not
on
send
take
not
barrels, bags,
trains.
passenger
your
it
of
your
estimate.
of small
as
thing.
expenses
than
money
lect
col-
to
mark
common
and
will
road
list
the
without
every
them
beforehand,
if the
ahead
take
nor
avoid
to
tents, poles, boxes, firkins,
as
will
railroads
note
things ready,
stencil-plateout
a
barrels, coverings, and
Some
you
start
you
preparation
place
one
your
:
to
plan
good
a
of it, and
them
on
easily cut
can
It is
get
take,
of
work
if it is scattered
you
as
over
eyes
the
that
some
as
to
your
baggage
; for
ready
your
cast
see
your
it is
As
to
fast
as
and, in order
;
properly.
on
all of
to
want
you
memorandum
your
delay
that
thing
a
good plan,
a
your
on
your
baggage
train.
trip,and
Carry
take
also
an
change.
hurry
to
spend
money
on
new
GETTING
READY,
Every
market
patent knapsack,
or
there
and
all
spoons
portfolios,and
alone
take
a
carry
:
Take
not
take
to
to
carry
it
cup
it
things
so
that
so
of
is
the
being
Many
much
you
and
the
can
it wherever
buy
most
run
a
be
can
to
has
rein-hitch
convenient
at
to
the
expecting
sweat,
or
starting
the
"
cut
to
and
the
the
the
it is
then
toes.
mosquiever,
hair, how-
cleanliness.
buckles
cup-handle
cup.
must
it is not
but
flies,and
sun,
their
on
barber
saddlery-hardware
carry
to
keep
to
rain, dust,
strap which
the strap through
easily.^
closely,as
comfort
a
it
bruised.
short
for
will find
impossible
so
the
thing
any
used
camp,
that
head
haversack-flap
can
ware
glass-
or
as
you
fighting-cut ;
"
a
is advisable
front, you
and
;
before
moderately
If your
or
think
exposed
A
good
as
almost
men,
hair
shave
to
is
dirt, dew,
vacation,
their
crockery
into
broken
young
summer
or
can
you
knife
carry
it
nice
it
:
out
from
1
if
and
all
spoons.
from
drink
nothing
keep
too
them
Let
butcher
or
metal
to
tin
can
Take
best
folding
march.
a
common
give
tools.
sheath
cheap
or
attempt
upon
and
of
forks,
knives,
pocket-knife,
a
; and
drinking-cups,
marvels
ing-utensil,
cook-
stove,
combined
cot
patent
one,
your
iron
Do
best
sale
the
upon
case-knife.
common
you
in
let it be
more
A
for
put
fokling
and
trunk
always
are
year
camp
is
there
inventions.
some
ii
down
before
upon
the
buckling
shop, and
fasten
;
HOW
12
If
It
map.
learn
to
So
of
is
all
many
beforehand
have
durable
the
do
in the
not
it will
for
made
you
tour.
there
Be
that
last
can
may
comfortable
a
on
a
and
When
say.
right
is
starting, by
of
one
'*
train
"
to
pendent.
inde-
be
to
walking-party,
do
can
you
week
a
walks
taking long
call you
not
when
others
the
is
it to
following
a
are
very
careful
more
many
use
not
by
to
to
no
be
lect
neg-
that
usu-
of
notes
boating
and
exhaustive,
means
things
led
nor
keep quiet.
number
advantage
carry
list is inserted
trips of all sorts, except
It is
;
tooth
want
shape
not
have
the
from
condensed
such
do
must
about
most
you
; and
back
dentist
the
in
business
your
possibly
can
nothing
have
horseback-riding.
yet
the
you
you
convenience
It
where
what
people
leave
ually aches
here.
do
what
off keys, "c., which
For
find,
air.
open
see
will
at
mind
going
before
Finally,
to
your
mind.
done
if it be
please
you
things
more
that
to
are
you
best
or
to
camping
are
If
best
try
study
you
your
be
it
is
have
neighborhood
fix it in
to
but
to
you
undone.
do
:
the
must
what
Wear
early
things
;
be
to
you
and
that
moment,
of
can
you
where
importance,
great
going,
are
you
travel
to
before, begin
been
never
OUT.
CAMP
going
are
you
TO
than
named
upon
astray
any
by
one
it into
GETTING
READY.
overloading yourself,or
useless
luggage.
Be
sure
13
fillingyour
to
remember
camp
this.
with
CHAPTER
SMALL
PARTIES
II.
AFOOT
TRAVELLING
AND
CAMPING.
will
We
which
party
a
and
consider
first
afoot,
regions,
carrying
This
time
of
party
in
it
have
reverse,
some
way,
all
and
If
trip
will
have
only
from
you
extended
tour
physical
powers
work.
hard
14
almost
find
with
lose
taken
be
no
ure
pleas-
meet
or
surely
let
yet
can
they
of
a
their
sick,
end.
mountain
a
a
if
a
length
any
weather,
rainy
will
one
you
of
much
sport
for
for
work
they
a
and
shot-gun
romantic,
think
days;
many
for
daily
people
young
blankets,
hard
very
;
uninhabited
a
it sounds
although
and,
;
is
follow
to
man
young
and
even
in
ways
vacation
backs
our
and
many
summer
wild
on
food,
fishing-tackle.
a
into
start
frying-pan,
tent,
spend
can
will
we
the
separately
day
is
of
I
two,
or
in
going
it
to
too
one
this
severe
not
climb,
would
way
a
;
or
short
not
age
discour-
but
for
strain
accustomed
a
upon
to
any
the
lar
simi-
AFOOT.
CAMPING
"
AFOOT.
A
for
second
small
the
of
blanket,
food,
meals,
If you
far, or
But
let
is the
the
best
to
You
will
therefore
Take
for
even
work
few
to
twenty
hour,
take
along
to
on
and
;
start
with
keep
from
to
and
that
to
twenty
miles
twenty
many,
I
how
see
pounds
ten
although
every
a
miles
summer
like
book
a
it.
will
carry
distance
greater
week.
carry
and
enjoy themselves,
for
carry
you
this
read
a
can
then, and
pounds,
pounds
rations,
fiftypounds.
or
"
and
carries
overcoat,
yourself,
to
day,
a
soldier
a
forty
who
men
young
than
the
say
an
possible
ten
read
things, weighing
it around
than
probably
cartridges, blanket,
twenty."
it
luggage,
late,
accumu-
things
up
judgment
do.
to
it.
have
other
of
amount
loading,
over-
thing
to
go
way.
about
nature
to
fine
a
all
natural
wish
selves.
your-
fast, to
is
continually pick
your
and
more
human
require
musket,
find
of
will
You
Very
most
you
least
of
first
the
that
adding
a
will
you
route
it will
is
tendency
and
your
this
this
money,
a
ing
; cook-
work
travel
to
care
you
the
all
in
carrying
cooking-utensils
not
much
afoot
travelling
doing
caution
me
for
It
do
especially
way,
country,
and
and
spend
to
of
that
settled
a
tent,
your
is
15
OUT.
rational
more
parties,
roads
CAMPING
"
and
OUT.
To
day
carry
is
there
hard
are
l6
HOW
who
parties
it
the
average
Let
and
slept
partial
not
broad
sale
:
from
the
You
broad
1
A
Prussian
in
the
up
in
shelter-tents
their
of
1
such
this
wagon,
or
with
8 70-
had
as
1
our
were
the
condemn
soldiers
Union
lost.
But
soldiers
is useful
whatever
to
it for
blankets
to
a
used
this
carry
soldier
in
is
;
1
861-5
for
big
other
pleasure-seekers.
the
to
cloak
as
a
you
they
any
make-shift
German
:
which
purposes
to
Franco-
had
nor
by
"
have
in
nothing
a
do,
you
comrades
his
gether
alto-
knapsack
soldiers
that
rubber
no
ders
shoul-
your
you.
the
that
me
take, be
constantly annoyed
chafing
blanket
for
tutes
substi-
as
over
are
also
are
you
go
be
perhaps
soldiers
devices
to
way
tells
rubbers
bulk
same
officer
quite well, and
weight and
and
old
Whatever
will
you
your
discipline compelled
water
when
of
will
There
other
dispense
German
war
water,
earth
a
you
many
straps
cutting
can
rolling
and
knapsack.
otherwise
their
the
with
article.
that
to
it has
sure
though
straps
for
shed
something
baggage
your
knapsack,
a
rubber
camp.^
carrying
prefer
to
all, you
light
a
of
have
must
of
surely
afoot, horseback,
permanent
For
or
dampness
You
on.
;
minimum,
the
First
be.
will
that
backs
healthful,
to
blanket
the
out
whether
sort,
when
rubber
a
keep
burden
it will
more
this.
do
to
our
something
"
and
nor
much
how
take
coat,
wise, pleasant,
down
cut
see
on
man,
and
their
big knapsacks
young
us
must
in
neither
is
fifteen, twenty,
their
daily, with
miles
but
do
OUT,
CAMP
TO
:
sheds
but
the
i8
HOW
burden
little with
a
first, but
at
the
whole,
the
knapsack
you
will
you
it, and
carry
A
in
straps,
is
haversack
sold
are
cloth
the
at
or
;
nine
can
doubled
neatly
inches
nineteen
eight
inches
front.
the
inside,
long
Sew
back
to
the
so
tearing
blanket,
in
"
the
a
order
good
for
sewed
the
down
corners
upper
out
flap
a
and
top
the
three-
piece about
allow
the
first
terial
ma-
and
back
to
on
deep
same
one
the
fits
out-
enamel-
inches
the
a
together, forty
and
over
strap
its
of
as
piece, having
prevent
cles
arti-
buy
of
one
sewed
fold
to
small
can
eleven
Cut
WOOLLEN
Next
make
long,
long,
other
writing-
sportsmen's
strap
wide.
inches
quarters
shoulder-
lunch,
a
some
where
and
forty-five inches
or
one,
all
gage
bag-
You
can
a
in
need.
stores
with
you
your
with
such
drilling,say
wide,
wear
carry
and
you
rubber
or
to
have
furnished
constantly
you
way
indispensable
best
guide-book,
to
weight
whatever
if you
bag
you
roll
much
carry
almost
it is
the
On
change.
a
Even
that
so
as
of
for
small
a
you
bulky
it.
to
prefer
condemn
wish
wagon,
materials,
the
if
tours.
a
of
sort
to
but
haversack
pedestrian
by
probably
soon
very
used
become
will
;
It feels
hands.
your
soon
you
OUT.
CAMP
TO
a
facing
back.
BLANKET.
of
stout
necessities
one,
rather
is
a
woollen
than
the
WOOLLEN
light
flimsy
or
In
fairlycold.
will
This
long
lining
wide
as
nor
of
and
edges
the
sleeper.
sewed
buttons.
what
the
night
this on,
is
as
when
warm
as
If you
number
The
but
tent
you
can
shelter-tent.
who
carries
in
carrying
may
be
an
you
in cold
you
will
two
pounds
take
need
a
event,
any
shirt ; and
spare
all
ends
the
under
should
be
the
side
and
leave
off
the
You
and
end
better
wet,
lay
can
your
day-
and
blanket,
when
will
want
carry
I
of
weather
find
that
of
and
to
of
pound
a
put
can
you
shirt
overcoat.
advise, you
overcoat,
can
will
thus
lutely
abso-
not
save
ing
carry-
pounds.
question
hardly
If you
do
will
we
have
own
equalized.
a
elsewhere
discuss
less
with
have
it must
his
as
cold.
is very
almost
In
lining
quite
tuck
to
have,
you
the
between
since
all around.
clothing
be
to
dry it, when
sewed
able.
service-
other
may
thus
ing
drill-
cotton
lining
the
the
you
can
were
spare
clothes,
or
;
You
if it
than
of
side
the
in
blanket
used
are
blanket, and
buttoned
of
blanket,
blanket
while
the
seaside, they
need
not
the
One
the
to
ends
a
the
thin
a
does
as
the
lining
ing.
tak-
States
chilly;
at
A
make
perhaps
Northern
and
of
think
may
be
to
apt
are
19
you
the
regions,
often
are
of
all
nights
mountainous
that
one
almost
summer
BLANKET,
than
a
larger kind,
some
stuff, so
one
that
to
piece
the
assist
the
;
of
man
him
burden
HOW
20
If
take
you
TO
tempt
you
not
carry
them,
is
not
large, so
that
least
at
shelter,"
"
a
if you
when
do
night
If your
light
this
tent
ash
unless
them,
for
poles
as
:
away
use
with
sorely,
you
them.
can
you
vex
wonder
take
not
start
will
them
will
you
did
I would
is
throw
to
you
why
our.
tent-poles, they
and
comes
CAMP
poles,
the
tent
be
can
easily
cut.
You
will
kind
known
than
the
I
the
as
well
as
for
hatchet,
for
try
the
axe
away
trip like
that
to
or
the
breaking
when
accident
an
to
of
in
ends
generally
quite
"
not
flat side
the
is better
driving tent-pins.
here
you
the
and
;
hatchet
axe-pattern
with
it
hatchet
a
carry
caution
tent-pins
handle,
to
shingling-hatchet
may
drive
have
from
home.
cooking-utensils
For
proposing,
now
with
a
tin
well
do
to
do
can
you
wonders
at
we
content
frying-pan, coffee-pot,and
a
pail ;
will
you
a
on
are
self
your-
perhaps
with
cooking
these.
will
We
food
beforehand
if there
learn
to
course
I fear
fail
to
see
or
that
the
the
and
have
food
four
days'
many
of
pleasure
of
shops
in
young
their
and
the
trip.
your
to
have
sack,
haver-
friends
Yet
to
route.
but, if you
;
rations
my
on
is
now
going,
are
and
cooking
thing
main
you
houses
must
you
of
matter
where
are
three
carry
the
; but
elsewhere
know
Of
consider
will
carry
WOOLLEN
if you
them
I have
of
when
tour
If
the
will
Then
salve, the
soap,
Testament,
in
something
be
for any
without
There
fork,
should
also
be
brush,
mosquito-netting,
book,
guide-book,
I have
supposed
usual, and
weight
1
I
through
whim.
Every
brush.
tooth-
should
(which
be
spoil),a
box
dipper, portfolio,
spoon,
Every
that
also
man
wouldn't
"he
^
a
clothes-
strings, compass,
song-
in
party
every
which
maps,
;
knew
thick
viz.,
an
should
be
cut
down,
be
to
allowance
made
about
dressed
only
for
extra
"
officer
and
one
every
have
in
the
army,
thin, esteeming
greatest necessity of his
was
ning,
gun-
property.
company
as
and
are
and
soon
go.
season,
weight.
"c.
thing."
the
comb,
particular
they
as
in
more
will
matches
articles
walking-
a
If you
match-safe
knives,
paper,
has
towel,
the
air-tight,or
of
still
a
easy
cook
clothing.
is
how
on
late
or
"c., add
carry
there
take
and
early
more
gun,
have
principal
must
out,
made
always
matter
no
the
camp
take
your
one
is
trip
to
want
party
a
they
must
you
remember
you
that
weight
ever
starvation, what-
risk
not
enumerated
now
21
haversack,
your
what
buy
do
:
Also
in
something
it is to
must
do.
you
BLANKET.
held
existence.
to
his
who
it,after
Another
camp-chair.
carried
his
a
life and
his
officer,when
Almost
air-pillow
rubber
every
rations,
the
tion
transportaone
has
his
TO
HOW
22
Rubber
CAMP
OUT,
blanket
Stout
2^ pounds.
blanket
woollen
Knapsack,
Toilet
and
for
4
collars
ropes
2
.
articles, stationery, and
Food
4^
.
canteen
shirt, socks,
spare
.
"
shelter-tent, and
a
lining
and
haversack,
Drawers,
Half
and
2
.
small
2
wares,
day
one
3
Total
You
be
may
able
given by taking
; but
in
actually put
you
than
more
three
of
share
your
and
the
shelter,"
"
still
more.
day
per
for
enough
tents,
a
blankets,
You
of
from
is
But
a
going
great
the
in
deal
this
of
majority
"
of
kind
get wet,
add
must
three
carry
than
tent
pounds
a
than
more
when
that
it adds
about
weight.
I do
work.
pounds.
3
.
remember,
clothes
therefore,
see,
hard
their
to
quarter
and
carry
3
page
you
; and
'
"
nearly
food, if
day
one
3
.
tent-poles,you
also
for
man
last
weigh
"
belt
heavier
carry
Allow
:
.
that
also
.
on
a
carry
or
and
case,
named
food
must
pail
sack
knap-
no
will
following things
the
property
if you
Then
You
pounds.
sheath-knife,
Company
and
haversack
your
here
weight
likely the
most
Frying-pan, coffee-pot,
Hatchet,
the
reduce
to
lighter blanket,
a
canteen
or
pounds.
20
that
wish
not
way
:
pleasure
of
men
have
you
on
to
to
the
be
under
the
prospect
discourage
contrary,
had
you
there
by doing
twenty
years
so.
of
OTHER
will
age
weight
find
than
the
in
as
miles
a
days
when
of
with
cooking
gained for
able
do
should
in
be
You
of
or
mind,
when
other
will
much
If you
miles
twenty
to
to
daily,and
You
besides.
this.
do
about
is settled
can
then
ought
you
be
expenses,
increased.
beforehand
country
the
The
sight-seeing
the
all.
safely dispense
food,
practice, however,
know
must
whether
and
fifteen
few
many
at
about
can
camping,
and
AFOOT.
much
you
all
but
have
observation.
largely
deal
good
a
say
If
with
walk
to
worse
work,
camp
GOING
carrying
be
dispense
also
to
and
travel
to
carry
travel
your
OF
and
will
however,
move
afoot.
going
and
still, should
not
necessary
ways
attending
all your
should
you
WAYS
OTHER
party
a
being
walk,
doing
better
do
you
It is not
and
go,
or,
in
without
then, if you
you
day,
and
so,
if
; and
day
much
so
fortunate.
stuff, camping,
cooking
23
carrying
a
work,
be
conclusion,
your
be
doing
necessary
it, they will
In
miles
ten
AFOOT.
in
pleasure
succeed
all of
GOING
OF
no
more
of them
for
WAYS
route,
your
where
you
are
going.
in
Keep
that
it is
at
I
easier
the
heard
buying
and
for
one
farmhouses
once
of
carrying
or
two
than
two
a
making
are
you
to
for
get
a
on
dation
accommo-
larger party.
fellows, who,
tent, slept
plans,
to
avoid
hay-mows,
ffOW
24
usually
if
without
those
penitentiary.
and
at
without
home.
TO
CAMP
permission.
men
young
If
begging,
It
were
cannot
you
I
OUT.
should
looks
to
advise
as
for
candidates
travel
me
the
honorably,
you
to
stay
26
TO
ffOW
when
even
now,
on
The
first drawback
plan for
to
You
to
rather
Where
some
to, and
whether
it
or
to
as
some
of
must
all to
System
our
the
numbers
try
avoid
and
such
ought
even
order
increase,
a
tain,
cap-
responsible
sary
neces-
should
party
consult
him,
to
him.
Every
party
shall
the
ions
decis-
tend
is
"
quite
to
it
is
yield, yet,
to
any
it is well
siderations
con-
although
appearance
become
and
will
his
will
do
ones
prevent
selfish
day
; and
wishes
the
let
never
another's
to
be
yield
to
wagon,
It is
a
are
not.
dissatisfied
to
the
respect.
dissatisfied
submission
captain
above
the
one
duty
since
what
are
always
influence
is that
horse.
others
should
others, and
the
must
join
should
captain
the
You
for
there
their
they
Hke
they
the
for
the
numbers
baggage.
weight
many
who
that
understand
"
bulk
that
those
what
difficulty,
great
commands
that
The
are
one
who
bers
mem-
meet
you
large
his
limit
great
there
"
of
too
too
expense.
large party.
a
must
than
by adding
then
gin
be-
you
part
serious
more
accumulate
to
when
is the
in
inconvenience
member
the
all
carry
wagon,
; but
still
of
Another
make
and
days,
appears,
and
this
a
management
of
horse
a
company
your
perhaps
each
that
overcome
can
apt
few
a
person.
my
is
for
I go
OUT,
CAMP
so
hard, the
feeling," and
of tyranny.
essential
to
have
as
the
LARGE
take
members
to
man
days
willingness
the
time
to
disagreeable
make
are
in
many
be
the
on
them.
know
that
and
the
ill
be
others
is
It
he
who
without
sport
or
take
first
offence.
tour,
for
horse
will
and
and
other
and
assign
I
on
to
;
open
a
each
there
a
and
constantly
First,
duties
Besides
men
kind
this
the
mars
to
out
mind.
of
twelve
with
four
tents,
number
for
the
give
your
on
division
of
'*
quite
not
in
all,
fellow
this
starting
party
for
young
careful
to
try
and
trip of
as
must
prove
dozen
this
leave
to
apt
camping.
and,
wagon,
the
where
may
be
illustrate
can
than
good
"
a
are
fact
baggage.
to
well
captain
a
of
tour
If you
suppose
an
more
more
him,
home
at
should
this
keep
Perhaps
We
all
much,
so
and,
is
been
quarrelling
some
do
things,
well
fortnight
a
of
all
the
will
The
these
has
a
;
do.
to
for
during
gone
show
burdens
are
one
this, it is hardly possible for
to
will
party
feeling
work
party, each
genial companion
otherwise
the
captain
make
to
watch
prevent
to
trust,
permanent.
a
for
something
;
each
special
burdens
another's
do
to
his
duties
hold
must
particular
these
ones,
tends
Nothing
having
if
detail
the
of
of
some
accept
and,
;
captain
the
27
several
the
at
performance
few
a
turns
AFOOT.
shirking.
no
After
a
day
strict
a
allow
and
daily
that
during
and
TRAVELLING
PARTY
a
the
first
labor.
one
stove,
party,
day.
28
HOW
i".
unloading
2.
Jack.
3.
Joe.
Smith.
5.
Sam.
6.
Tom.
7.
Mr.
8.
Henry.
9.
Bob.
11.
William.
12.
Jake.
is
the
the
their
In
errand-boy;
and
purchasing.
that
except
the
has
that
the
at
little to
all must
marching
stronger
No.
oldest
four
in
squads
for
this
be
No.
7
2*s, and
so
takes
on
take
turns
behind
the
done,
members
of
do
to-day,
a
general
in
leading
lead
the
horse.
No.
I's
place.
; and
the
It
wagon.
it is best
and
first
of
One
heads.
actively engaged
half
other
To-morrow
takes
and
arranged
is
party
essential
only
wagon.
fire, setting of table.
water,
each, the
men
horse, knd
the
assistant
is thus
party
nature,
ing
; load-
wagon
Jones.
Senior.
while
and
unloading
Cooking
Wood,
10.
of
and
Captain's
Mr.
half
horse
wagon.
Loading
4.
three
of
OUT,
horse.
currying
The
CAMP
Care
Captain.
and
TO
that
No.
six
8
have
semi-holiday.
a
few
days
special willingness
consent
and
each
for
the
man
some
will
duty,
have
shown
which
captain's approval
by
a
mon
com-
he
is
LARGE
PARTY
permitted
take.
to
follows
as
:
Captain.
1.
food
and
The
AFOOT.
is
then
party
z^
ized
re-organ-
"
General
oversight
;
provider of
provender.
2.
Jack.
3.
Joe.
4.
Mr.
Washing
and
the
of
care
dishes.
(Worthless.)
Smith.
all of
doing
TRAVELLING
the
cooking
5. Sam.
(Gone
6.
Wood,
Tom.
breakfast
Getting
Sunday.
on
of
sick
home,
water,
daily, and
camping.)
ing
clear-
fire, setting and
table.
7. Mr.
Jones.
8.
Henry.
9.
Bob.
harness
11.
William.
12.
Jake.
must
Packing
Running
daily detail
made,
the
of food.
of
care
v/agon.
Senior.'
of
Care
horse, oiling axles,
Currying
10.
to be
all alone.
supper
Jack's partner.
and
The
Getting
party
errands.
for
leading
before, from
as
;
still be
if any
and
done
behind,
Marching
wagon.
horse
the
the
will have
members
stronger
special duty
by volunteering,
arises
or
it
the
by
captain's suggestion.
In
vent
where
this arrangement
all
and, the
more
from
member
one
are
work
time
there
employed,
being
for rest
aiding
a
done'
and
is
better
more
nothing
another
to
; in
pre-
fact,
feeling prevails,
quickly,
enjoyment.
there
is
HOW
30
To
get
and
preparation
much
of
a
The
greatest
you
will
for
will
hunt
to
prudent
take
to
do
to
may
and
driver
perhaps
; but
a
be
the
usually disagreeable
buy
a
horse
;
wagon
I
and
a
get
advise.
horse,
fiftydollars
need.
when
even
He
will
may
wind-broken,
if his
lameness
or
to
am
not
is
vise
ad-
I
a
the
man
party.
horse, wagon,
objectionable
an
such
a
I
I
cannot
old,
lame
is not
hire
a
is
man
harness
if he
of
judge
go
an
to
and
flesh,
horse-
with
me
always buy
hire.
broken
from
cheaper
almost
can
; but
a
is, to
good
as
is
it
who
that
bring
be
is
and
I
I find
many
It
or
is in
is, that
friend
some
You
company.
outright,
and, since
high
in
owner
expense,
experience
own
so
are
and
hire
to
man
cept
ex-
animal.
horses
able
hired
feature, for, besides
My
with
one
horse, and
the
and
them.
your
unless
so
thoroughly acquainted
You
find
are
;
any
with
valuable
a
of
time,
long
will
horses
charges
deal
to
a
you
not
you
that
you
purposes
hire
to
whose
afford
places, before
not
farming
it difficult
cannot
have
need
you
is when
out
for
demand
find
you
all your
only give
can
camping
livery-stablemen,
that
in
where
point,
I
judgment
your
thing
any
this
on
tax
nature.
time
in
as
advice,
good
OUT.
perhaps
much
as
; and
general
CAMP
will
horse
a
capability
so
TO
Twenty
animal
to
I
as
down,
spavined,
is not
sickly, or
recent
injury, it
is
WAGONS.
for him
hard
not
miles
haul
to
when
day,
a
31
fair load
a
is
he
helped
ten
fifteen
or
the
over
hard
places.
So
if you
now,
twenty-five dollars,
or
cheated,
avoid.
is
It
calculate
this
from
with
the
ways
very
much.
you
were
greatly
your
brute
while
on
some
of
of
matter
you
has
who
one
I
the
had
to
to
hope
benefit
experience
You
world.
the
; but
have
may
the
arithmetic
do
to
twenty
careful
be
must
you
for you
question
of advice
unless
errors
is best
horse
about
simple
a
what
for
abused
of which
trip,both
on
have
or
horse,
a
him
sell
to
expect
can
you
for
fifty dollars
pay
will
need
it
WAGONS.
If
that
your
have
you
for
is made
and
large body
will
good
and
; but
steel
also
springs
strap
the
springs
main
the
;
leaf
sudden
appear
will
you
of
have
if you
the
body
violent
for
you
a
sides,
and
rough,
thoroughbraces
that
districts
In
mountainous,
best
of
be
high
answer.
take
wagons,
one
for
carrying light, bulky goods,
will
baggage
of
choice
the
where
the
rocky,
wagons
to
suit
no
serious
put
to
shutting
must
steel
covered
a
or
spring
pitching upward
the
in
people
are
on
the
difficultywith
bumpers,
thus
opening
in
is
hung
axles,
and
a
wagon,
roads
rubber
the
bear
with
One
order.
mind
apt
of the
to
venting
pre-
of
that
break
the
the
by
wagon-body.
HOW
32
It has
been
proved
roll the
which
their
The
and
meal-bags,
hold
to
For
be
six
the
to
makes
great
a
strikes
wheel
trot,
at
or
a
in
carried
was
made
expressly
the-
low
and
resting
of
wagon
the
fourteen
hold
to
it there
floor,
the
and
body.
slowly
deal
of
with
it
bodies,
rail
on
and
rock
feet
upon
wagon
the. sides, and
sides
in,
four
or
load
light
a
above
three
or
tying.
put
carefully
Drive
It
to
thus
it
and
articles
the
bags
small
eight posts
or
confined
little
with
inches
eighteen
in
could
but
well
three
in
tents
we
wagons
would
by
the
with
rolls
private baggage
them;
securely
small
carry
;
two
and
packed
were
ends.
in
bedding
to
wagons
have
to
food
have
to
low-sided
keep
to
OUT.
twice
convenient
very
to
wide,
small
in
half-barrels
and
fortune
my
loads
large
CAMP
TO
bad
over
difference
whether
horse
the
places.
going
a
at
a
walk.
a
HARNESS.
If your
or
the
load
daily
for
collar
the
a
the
few
time
before
heavy,
distance
will do.
have
is
horse
In
straps,
that
you
long,
awl,
something
start, and
foot oil, which
you
and
can
also
better
it
tools
waxed
about
use
hard,
have
a
is well
to
ends, against
breaks.
carry
very
ness
breastplate-har-
a
of
kit
your
roads
had
you
otherwise
:
an
the
and
Oil the
a
harness
pint of
upon
the
neafsmen's
^OW
34
This
will
one
lead
wagon,
far
not
the
and
"
off,
that
as
of
none
wheels.
help
the
well
as
fall
under
the
horse's
leads
the
horse
risks
and
hourly
take
this
duty.^
1
I
of
tour
but
I
kind,
this
I
went
once
and
gentlemen,
from
of
fares
of
clothes, tents,
and
of
twelve
from
walked
days,
both
a
our
In
was
wheels.
cost
to
by the
my
hold
of
a
dollar
there
time,
and
for
the
up
horse's
was
the
and
horse
horse's
back, by
cents
a
N.H.,
two
were
the
head
fore-leg,knocked
at
"
of
loss
;
days,
the
similar
and
teen
seven-
before.
as
by
cost
party
in
Me.,
reckoning
into
ladies,
sixteen
a
;
Jackson.
excluding
dispute
a
tains
Moun-
of
for
Bethel,
cents,
a
of
White
way
time
to
to
none
separation
day
but
on
experiences
the
Another
and
selling
around
tours
their
ten, composed
Portland,
Harbor,
right
expenses
of
from
and
to
and
going
men
around
thirty-two
Centre
my
first
walked
Jefferson
and
of
party
a
cooking-utensils.
**
the
one
attempting
hit
daily
a
cases,
horse
second,
2
at
of
We
to
dollar
cannot
are
should
boy
young
write
to
under
These
small
of
the
not
fall
to
troubles, quarrels,
captain
as
a
railroad
including
In
theh:
Conway
us
I
consequently
schoolboys.
North
each
cost
and
careful
stumble.
exclusively
party
a
easily imagine
can
cliques.
It
of
heard
never
load,
the
on
nor
no
cult
diffi-
against
be
hence
:
and
very
scrapes
he
loaded
behind
go
eye
wagon,
feet, should
daily
or
cerned.^
con-
some
the
the
an
must
or
in
over
have
off,
lost
Whoever
will
horse
to
that
ride
others
all
to
cases
not
"
two
it is
all
in
horse,
that
to
places,
satisfactory
assumed
been
has
OUT.
proved
arrangement
It
CAMP
TO
ing
borrow-
only five dollars
the
small.
mountains,
as
they
down,
a
lad
of
running
were
and
run
over
sixteen, in
down
by
hill,
both
IV.
CHAPTER
CLOTHING.
If
for
to
your
the
that
are
you
especially
suit
a
sufficiently
and
tour,
summer
indicate
it, have
allow
means
traveller
a
or
fashion
in
camper.
SHIRTS.
Loose
woollen
flowing
collars,
Avoid
thing.
Large
will
they
wet
from
one
the
spoil
on
of
of
woollen
choose),
linen
or
shirt,
cotton
a
shirt
disorders
of
collar.
and
can
I
the
advise
wash
nearly
the
thus
the
and
to
the
have
and
a
knees,
bowels.
ber
num-
you
as
neck
which
whole
as
if
styles
your
collars,
the
same
manner
keep
the
have
to
then
"
;
always
are
same
the
proper
handy
"
different
in
the
are
fitted
;
with
trimming.
you
and
(of
can
stomach
shirt,
looser
washing
reach
in
on
You
without
should
only
be
breast,
the
silesia,
collars
button
to
warm,
easily,
fit
and
much
too
each
over
colors
always
and
perspiration.
collar-binding
dark
probably
gaudiness
pockets,
but
of
shirts,
a
cool
soil
shirt.
to
The
prevent
There
35
so
are
36
HOW
will
who
many
for
all-wool
much,
nor
TO
former
The
they
are
cotton-and-wool
prefer
shirts.
OUT,
CAMP
do
expensive,
as
goods
shrink
not
the
as
to
as
latter.
DRAWERS.
If
out,
that
so
the
seams
chafe
not
may
inside
them
turn
They
you.
loose.
be
must
better
drawers,
wear
you
SHOES.
You
need
of
outfit.
worn
to
shoes
than
Tight
boots
will
liable
are
make
the
; loose
toes
to
low-cut
or
the
the
of your
pleasure,
or
shoes, with
you
out
;
Congress
cords
of
the
leg,
boots
of
continually
or
boots
and
thus
shoes
hurt
the
by allowing
same
toe
thin
;
sufficiently,and
wear
the
if
all
weary
feet
the
do
ones
shoes
boots
; short-toed
into
slide
to
soles, will
bind
lame
end
tion
selec-
the
article
other
an
protect
in
care
heavy
;
burst
to
one
foot
not
to
apt
are
put
thick
enormously
more
of any
march
the
on
boots
exercise
the
boot
fill with
shoe
or
dust, sand,
;
or
mud.
For
better
nothing
ankles,
and
prefer, but
the
upon
the
foot.
the
heels
think
travel, I
summer
than
fastening by
not
See
tight
so
that
instep.
wide
and
laces
they
The
low
bind
bind
soles
buttons
or
to
as
above
reaching
brogans
(about
cords
the
two
be
the
as
nowhere
should
find
can
you
you
of
except
wide,
and
and
three^
SHOES.
inches
quarter
soles
heels
and
particular
badly
not
in ; but
have
oil the
and
sight
will
dry,
nails.
Be
slip
best
in
so
partly covered,
admit
and
them
in
to
the
ficult
dif-
a
earth.
and
s-foot
oil before
nails, either
feet.
your
to
in
they help
:
drying
cut
fit
well, and
no
thing
good
a
are
are
walk
in
them
there
every
to
will
dust
neaf
with
that
things
that
pair
a
in
sold
are
bresik
wear,
see
soles
False
have
;
nails, which
as
next
thoroughly
or
high)
iron
they readily let
; and
start
with
such
find
to
you
tops
inch
one
steel
the
are
Whatever
feet
filled
it is hard
foot,
shoes
well
brogans,
country-store,
in
by
rocks.
Common
you
wide
to
the
on
37
shoes
if your
have
the
keeping
when
they
are
wet.
Woollen
to
ones
are
be
done
is apt
merino
or
far
the
the
bruise
best.
since
smoothly,
to
for
though
cotton,
by
stockings
feet
some
Any
bunch
a
erable
usually pref-
are
cotton
should
darning
in the
stocking
skin.
PANTALOONS.
Be
of
sure
rather
in
home
the
waist
prevent
The
to
have
cloth
heavier
They
summer.
to
the
cover
the
loose, and
trousers
than
is
should
stomach
usually
be
cut
made
at
worn
high
well, and
in
thus
sickness.
question
of
wearing
"
hip-pants,"
or
using
38
HOW
is worth
suspenders,
by
often
and
with
of
do
to
them
over
suspender
them
wear
straps
enough
In
of
top
the
suspenders
If
next
fortnight's
ruin
have
to
old
have
mail
are
clothes,
done
or
too
unskilled
and
of
hands*
You
them.
express
good
them
your
to
lose
it
or
to
is
not
be
to
wear
when
send
washed
the
you.
about
well
expensive.
home
underclothes
soiled
of
gall
will
very
away
can
the
wear
will
opportunity
throw
in
low
over
to
therefore
thing
the
appearance
camping
any
fine
a
to
with
:
you
can
holes
fold
they
and
of
holes
the
the
skin,
the
trousers
offers
Camping
have
undertake
you
to
made
them
and
will
give
tramping
pair of
a
you
cut
case
and
trousers,
hip-pantaloons.
A
that
dress-shirt
the
that
so
shirt,
small
through
come
If
now.
the
over
ing
hav-
habit
the
light under-shirt,
a
dress-shirt.
the
in
very
attacked
of
change
not
the
it
find
speedily
are
this
to
consequence
you
do
suspenders,
like
wear
If
mischief
are
in
ing-shirt
yacht-
and
;
however,
others
waist.
waist
no
Some,
The
hip-pantaloons,
the
do
indigestion
tight
not
with
worn
to
and
and
pains
attention.
around
people.
uncomfortable,
wearing
belt
appears
majority
a
is
a
OUT.
CAMP
some
custom
tightening
by
TO
out
you
by
that
by
your
CHAPTER
STOVES
If
have
you
stove
is
For
a
most
large
it
iron.
bottom
no
The
top,
iron,
with
a
pot
put
can
in
hole
a
end
wood,
dispense
end.
with
of
hole
a
a
the
and
with
It
to
near
regulate
the
flat
a
slide
well
is
open
the
the
by
needs
for
sheet
for
enough
for
funnel
the
also
and
that.
of
piece
large
(collar)
slide
box
is
It
answer
end
one
made
inches
high.
will
fixed,
near
and
other
hole,
the
is
and
box
inches
the
stove
a
twenty-four
to
get
smallest,
round-cornered
ground
which
the
small
the
:
a
your
or
need
simplest,
the
twelve
to
pan,
or
near
in
nine
will
you
eighteen
iron,
If
stove-dealer's
a
march
a
find
generally
can
you
at
is
will
you
necessity.
a
About
thing
and
almost
the
moving
property.
camp
For
sheet
long
is
second-hand
cheapest
of
valuable
if
or
camp,
enough,
permanent
junk-shop.
sheet
permanent
a
be
something
of
COOKING-UTENSILS.
wagon-room
to
party
AND
have
you
V.
have
to
close
it
bottom,
draught
raising
so
;
but
the
39
a
with,
to
as
you
stove
HOW
40
from
the
TO
CAMP
when
ground
you
OUT.
want
fuel
admit
to
or
air.
I have
It
is
from
the
an
the
coast
used
a
old
sheet-iron
and
army,
and
has
around
article
elaborate
more
stove
that
since
been
mountains
the
of
ten
It
was
than
this.
came
home
taken
down
with
parties
to
twenty.
almost
an
indispensable
with
ticle
ar-
such
large companies.
It is
nered
round-cor-
a
box,
inches
one
-
ty
twen-
long
by
twenty
and
wide,
teen
thir-
inches
with
slide
a
front
the
admit
fitted
of
a
loosely
to
the
body
firkin-cover, i.e., the
and
strong,
two
holes
two
7J inches,
on
goes
the
outside
top
besides
the
sJ
top
removes,
collar
in
;
is
There
diameter,
for
the
to
the
and
the
which
stove.
inches
the
body
flange,
tom
bot-
fixed
the
after
to
and
The
is
in
end
air
fuel.
is
high,
style
deep
are
and
funnel
;
HOW
42
A
is
almost
simply
the
fire
cover,
the
on
the
during
in
used
objection
have
to
for sale,
if you
see
way
by getting
pan.
It would
bake
Another
used
permanent
it
for
stove
It
build
a
with
difficultyof making
tight, and
favorable
of
these
well
in
nicely
door.
it smokes
for
The
and
but
of brick
is suited
and
of
of
two
when
seen
an
old
funnel.
this
had
mortar,
and
it is the
fireplace
wind
a
but
to
the
the
knew
and
and
objection
I have
never
all weathers,
built
much
one
top
keeping
badly
draught.
in use,
if it will
tight fireplace underneath,
good
pretty well.
answers
some
you.
is
or
one
tion
improvisa-
an
is the
length
a
if
frying-
deep
by camping-parties,
camps.
cooking-stove,
If you
it with
a
in
learn
taking
substitute
nowadays
for
starting,and
before
find
one
a
try such
to
to
you
cannot
for
cover
well
before
burn,
or
heavy
be
home
at
a
no
expensive
improvise
cannot
is
weight
not
are
army
sively
exten-
very
advise
If you
buy.
to
one
still
should
They
ing
mak-
the
by
If their
I
the
in it very
used
are
It
heavy
a
bake
were
they
oven.
find
can
States.
coals, and
can
you
plans,
your
oven,
overhangs
the
on
South.
the
Dutch
a
oven
and
war,
the
and
on
of these
Thousands
well.
of
Dutch
frying-pan with
fits
By putting
top.
you
that
cover
is the
in many
deep, bailed
a
OUT.
article
unknown
cast-iron
a
CAMP
substantial
more
now
TO
is
great
one
a
a
not
many
that
did
fireplace
tight
iron
STOVES
Still
AND
another
fashioned
You
for
baking
of
I
them
now
of
demerits
money
of
some
hinged
any
into
I
any
man,
or
and
seen
at
often
least
most
are
here
kind
should
;
complicated
not
trade
merits
before
but
to
;
worthless.
the
try
and
of
article
many
state
particular
practical
joints
and
to
old-
broil.
regular
a
good,
are
or
the
very
or
camp,
boil,
undertake
cannot
with
are
has
however,
not,
nent
perma-
unknown.
almost
who
in
fry,
to
Camp-stoves
many
is
is
wagon,
now
tinman
a
There
prefer
people
a
in
used
be
can
baker,"
find
43
have
you
one.
occasion
an
if
easily
make
that
Yankee
"
can
can
article
or
camps,
COOKING-UTENSILS,
buy
mechanism.
ting
putthe
get
any
or
vice
ad-
thing
CHAPTER
AND
COOKING,
When
good,
is
living
the
and
THE
in
the
CARE
of
OF
air
open
pleasure
that,
great,
so
VI.
the
getting
whatever
FOOD.
appetite
be
may
so
meals
own
your
is
cooked,
it
is
excellent.
will
You
if
even
are
you
back.
your
experience
recipes
the
You
with
cooking
in
need
field
44
and
do
can
it
to
a
and
is
after
unsolder
you
their
upon
of-
deal
great
good
had
having
rather
experience,
that
coffee-pot,
a
baggage
your
utensils,
two
instructions,
used
all
carrying
these
;
and
frying-pan
a
need.
tin
than
Soldiers
canteens,
COOKING,
and
make
seen
AND
pressed-tin
loops
riveted
on
run
handle
through.
careful
attention
a
needs
plates
be
It
if
If
there
permanent
A
one
than
a
to
to
used
Food
low
a
a
carry
do
camp,
and
two
each
in
other
such
to
plates
fire ; and,
the
as
delicate,
they
a
a
handle
since
in
more
or
think
bail
frying-pan,
real
or
not
with
with
;
by having
somewhat
transportation,
spout
have
fried
and
45
I
;
opposite
three
are
coffee-pot
than
FOOD.
roughly.
better
have
you
OF
them
plate
are
used
is far
of
edges
the
themselves
cannot
CARE
frying-pans
two
deep
a
THE
of
and
only,
a
and
handles
into
tin
the
handle
and
party.
your
going
are
cially
espe-
article.
is
lip
spouts
a
better
is better
apt
are
unsolder.
people
Young
pan
Also
on
the
they
are
burning
let
the
apt
to
wood,
pot
boil
put
and
over,
their
it
pot
soon
and
or
frying-
tips
over.
presently
it
46
HOW
unsolders
for
want
so
that
handle
the
that
knows
of
a
frying-pan
the
fire, or
if
on
an
ing
burn-
young
give
person
bad
a
flavor
fire.
open
to
Live
the
blaze
well
found
not
the
not
blow
instantly,and
consult
in
do
cover
or
a
it out.
to
in
inside,
it with
blow
variety
fire
it off
smother
do
for
wish
things
any
catches
take
cannot
you
will
You
you
without
fire.
your
board
it
keep
to
better, therefore, than
get frightened, but
oiit
will
over
rather
new
If
touched
hardly
wood
cooked
are
be
can
think
Few
water.
; and
pitchy
thing
coals
it
OUT,
CAMP
of
smutting
or
any
TO
cooking
your
cook-books
if
cook-book
a
I
; but
will
some
give
you
here.
Stale
soaked
crumbs,
still in
In
pilot-bread, dried
bread,
frying bread,
before
hot
it from
soaking
fat.
BEANS,
has
the
beans
are
until
the
are
then
bake
a
first
put
beans
from
into
in
skin
the
water,
better
or
quite palatable.
food
the
begins
in
fat
vents
pre-
in
one
the
or
to
baking-pot,
iron
an
projecting
getting
in
this
:
deliciously
a
the
FISH.
AND
with
parboiled
outside
all
BEEF,
cover
ashes
in
thing else, have
any
put
Lumbermen
prevent
or
you
BAKED
that
minutes
fried, are
milk, and
boiling
pot
few
a
and
corn-cakes,
rim
The
pot.
two
waters
cracL
and
to
They
salt
pork
CARE
at
the
of
dry
of
rate
beans
beans.
the
it will
Water
A
hole
and
ground,
in
coals
the
back
In
this
in
put
all
baked
Fish
is not
they
the
in
also
to
trouble
earth.
dry
all
and
with
night.
beef
tender
in the
cooked
be
put
pot
was
and
juicy.
hard
bread
and
water,
full of coals.
hole
a
fire.
by throwing
tough
pork,
a
lean.
hot
the
bake
to
or
in the
dug
with
all
very
salt
Two
good
a
buried
covered
pot,
is
out, and
made
for
advisable, however,
number
by
left
are
and
army,
night
may
hour
covering
layers of beef,
Alternate
gashed
beans.
deep
principle
the
in
be
of
put in, and
the
cover
immediately
same
should
considerably
more
an
half
a
surface
the
are
is
shovelled
condition
cooked
to
or
coals, and
the
under
pork
pork
for
then
hole, and
On
in
feet
heated
are
the
were
the
three
and
quart
a
of molasses
is added
enough
47
easily after baking.
cut
little salt, unless
The
of the
rind
tablespoonfuls
three
to
placed just
The
that
so
pound
a
is
FOOD,
OF
same
parties
themselves
less than
cook
to
It
way.
in
six
this
manner.
CARE
You
had
wooden
it in
box.
strong
Ordinary
in
better
hot
Hence
if it is
In
FOOD.
permanent
will
in
butter
carry
brine, and
butter
weather
OF
camp
it will
unless
it is better
to
possible for
you
in
a
sweet
cool
replenish
to
do
you
keep
keep
not
tight
a
so.
place
your
or
or
sink
can
weeks.
some
a
tin
long
time
in brine.
stock
often,
48
HOW
You
do
perhaps
when
to
TO
camping
of
want
of
from
and
dogs,
for
must
you
it is
more
told
If
is
and
it
is
sary
neces-
of
any
yourself frequently,
supplying
attention
be
almost
cats
large quantity
a
from
and
dew,
or
that
difficult
It
hpme.
insects.
or
neither
shall
be
rain, fog,
particular
pay
it
that
of
to
accidents,
at
take
to
you
from
when
flies
instead
thing,
food
from
daily in danger
need
not
than
care,
OUT.
marching
or
loss
prevent
CAMP
packing,
to
spoiled,
nor
spoil
and
fish
fresh
day
; but
so
any
thing else.
You
hours
many
little
salt
thin
cloth
of
hang
the
reach
of
In
in
good.
in
it with
bag
wet
a
through
air, and
not
in
cellar
a
that
of
out
;
the
They
Then
coarse
a
of
clean
bored
food
your
flooded
not
and
carrying
sects
in-
other
in
the
the
holes
salt
bottom
four
near
pork in, and
let
out
is
pork
with
butter-tub
they pack
salt ; the
; it will
food.
your
way
take
ants
is
barrel
a
keep
cellar
that
sink
place
to
your
into
get
which
and
shower,
to
shaded
dry,
some
gimlet-holes
chimbs.
of
may
sprinkle
go
it is well
camp
lumbermen's
The
will
cannot
current
a
out
heavy
do
flies
you
it in
place
for
animals.
Look
a
five
it, and
in
if you
night,
which
bag
for
cool.
summer
upon
earth
answer
meats
over
permanent
the
in
a
on
either
preserve
a
keep
cannot
what
or
the
cover
little
VII.
CHAPTER
MARCHING.^
It
is
They
right
are
long,
what
could
you
off
at
hurry
The
the
when
army
was
done
this
rule
for
frequently
halt
perfectly
still
is
reaction
fatigued
upon
are
of
Some
discussed
to
has
the
need
five
that
a
you
not
to
minutes,
ten
and
and
adhere
not
but
or
rest.
hour,
advise
in,
set
do
an
would
tired
lie
as
feel
will
you
to
rising.
shown
questions
elsewhere,
50
than
apt
I
it.
I witnessed
marching
sight-seeing,
more
Experience
1
still
:
not
feel
you
that
You
minutes.
ten
to
by
Do
you
marching
get
avoid
can
that
see
and
cool.
whether
resting,
successful
strictly
often
rest
finish
to
meal,
you
rest
to
rather
and
if
eating.
you
the
early
first
at
most
resting
a
hard
and,
;
is
it
march,
the
not
in
work
or
On
or
while
once
before
do
not
after
but
to
men
advise
cannot
breakfast,
all, after
at
or
I
but
;
medical
by
immediately
exercise
violent
avoid
advised
generally
and
which
can
properly
be
found
belon.?
by
travelling
man
under
referring
to
this
the
heading
index.
MARCHING,
with
light load,
a
miles
hour
an
this
that
you
four
heats
of
none,
; but
you
hours.
is for you
rate,
You
while
weary
time, and
Do
cold
should
and
You
first
in the
day
food
salted
apt
simply rinsing
read
quite
those
to
whose
different
1
rule is
army
and
or
advice
nothing
keep
the
from
extreme
water
around
hill's
as
till the
mouth
Pocket
halt
;
covered
thirst.
the
^'
:
often
Drink
keep
well
the
with
a
a
to
the
mouth
morning
shut
cloth
:
all
; chew
these
handkerchief
a
thirst
have
may
well
considerable
Nostranil, N.Y,
plies
apand
home,
rially
mate-
water
day before.
the
in
the
on
eating highly
generallygiven
neck, allays thirst for
Van
rules
from
them
that
yourself
this, which
far
of
that
of
ing,
perspir-
are
You
from
travel
often
satisfyyour
mouth.
advice^
Tying
Companion:
not
more
as
make
to
after
also differs from
follows
or
air, and
daily changes bring
This
a
large draughts
these
the
from
after
will
water
break
to
who
different
care
require
good
enough
can
with
not
walks
you
that
at
walking
heated
are
open
You
half
a
do
you
to
avoid
but
drink
are
in
minutes
walk
to
rapid
drink
you
never
miles
it.
to
thirsty ;
when
water
used
general
take
afraid
be
feel
logy.
in
from
difficult,my
that
and
expect
and
means
no
three
ten
four
in
expect
so
long
but
not
you
get
may
you;
by
about
twelve
with
country
a
these
that
walk
all
to
not
through
even
see.
as
it is
not
each
it
doing
walk
must
miles
three
Although
advice
will
easily
can
between,
rest
to
or
51
to
soldiers ; the
before
a
'
starting,
straw
or
suffering
prevent
with
wetted
time."
leaf,
"
salt
Crag-
HOW
52
It is well
pocket
help
will
a
:
to
have
drop
or
the
quench
of
days
in
a
in
if
march,
prove
is
advise
is
is
of
in
the
:
you
dusty
feet sore,
chafed
of
the
second
night, you
through
they
water
receive
upon
much
farther
a
relief
It
quit
AND
CHAFING.
day,
as
cities.'*
wake
after
if you
is
in
be
up
an
had
quently
fre-
arms,
this
so
to
sun,
sunburnt,
your
limbs
on
down
the
day
blistered, your
you
the
by
cried
do
it.
you,
will
of
although
probably
to
I
neck,
hear
to
the
but
close
heated,
or
hands
when
while
get
one
will feel
seven
will
marched
perhaps
; and
Base-ball
they
the
used
we
if it hurts
face, neck, and
your
fever
drinking
counsel,
near
hurtful.
have
has
or
good
FOOT-SORENESS
After
the
face, hands,
the
as
army
people
some
be
things
the
in
few
come
be-
the
avoid
to
it is said
people
most
breast, when
one
which
you
injurious.
scrubbing
washing
and
and
try
fatigued
to
good
and
day;
change,
recommended
seems
a
great
a
first
the
Until
or
thereby.
not
one
is
air.
little oatmeal
playing,and
This
go.
the
may
Bathing
haversack
comes
open
that
a
the
really nothing
that
the
to
stimulus
healthy
in
is
should
stir
OUT.
lemon-juice
you
while
drink
of
down,
way
players
lemon
thirst
living
gone
a
there
accustomed
has
CAMP
two
; but
times
at
TO
may
the
morning
almost
been
be
sleepless
"
dragged
FOOT-SOJRENESS
I
of
not
am
for
to
the
Oil
before
applied
air
To
day,
great
the
feet,
to
certainly they
stockings
often,
foul.
become
put
the
oil,salve,
on
People
difEer
or
feet
to
least
at
the
once
of
need
is to
with
have
oil, or,
seem
than
ing.
noth-
stockings.
wash
the
your
will
shoes
the
discover
sore
grow
it.
est
slightheat,
to
or
immediately.
soap,
to
as
of
vised.
ad-
already
as
Hence
you
contend
; these
insides
Whenever
of
tendency
really the
soil the
not
the
ing.
annoy-
to
is better
do.
the
or
is
covered
do
in
be
foot-soreness
Soap
of
some
to
feet
feel
parts,
keep
mutton-tallow
or
if these
ask
You
if you
shoes
ankles
and
toes,
prevent
is
burn
exposed
which
they
hat
will
you
cease
your
of
preventive
lubricators.
as
Most
if
A
will have
good
oftener
still,salve
act
days,
wash
must
and
will
you
have
must
The
better
trouble
preventive
any
the
on
time, it will
bodily
You
but
foot-soreness,
prevent
with, you
few
a
53
tender.
cap,
salve
or
in
all the
greatest
a
is
are
marching,
fire ; and
open
that
than
wear
either.
under
a
skins
CHAFING.
there
that
aware
sunburn
better
AND
these
things.
To
some
a
,
salve
the
"
acts
as
same
your
an
way.
mother
yourself
"
affect your
irritant
You
can
:
to
must
tell you
others
before
know
if you
skin.
Remember,
the
starting
don't
h(iw oil,glycerine, salve, and
main
in
acts
soap
soap
know
will
thing
is
y/(?PF
54
TO
CAMP
OUT,
.
to
chafe
of
blister
and
The
feet clean
the
keep
the
If
possible.
previous
applies
Wash
body.
anoint
anoint
marches,
dry.
tenderly
in
as
part
any
before
it
part
any
upon
as
chafed
feet
Wet
than
chafing
to
and
have
you
lubricated.
quickly
more
rule
same
and
on
begin
you
this.
When
the
chafing them,
around
this
is
injured part
will
Another
the
they
of
it
when
remembering.
You
without
occasion
having
Leather
with
of
sorts
into
use
The
As
who
those
camp),
used
much
day
stated,
people
you
ache
or
worth
something
walk
week
a
read
about
in
recommended
are
for
all
them
as
They
have
not
most
fatiguing.
good
come
yet in America.
as
second
their
muddy,
or
we
travel,
pedestrianism.
before
(for few
have
into
try it.
as
Alpine
of
that
was
hardly
to
such
leggins,
connection
by
will
is
the
better.
dusty
This
ventive.
pre-
over
pantaloons
was
cold.
were
linen
or
soldiers
the
evil ;
the
permanent
purpose
the
bottom
stocking-legs
when
of
affected,
place
a
cotton
the
serve
habit
tucking
of
were
handkerchiefs
stopping
for
advisable
bandage
pantaloons
the
over
friction, and
not
A
their
tie their
pantaloons,
preventing
but
would
they
their
thus
found
soldiers
can
is
you
usually
sufEer
sleep
from
the
from
much
unaccustomed
the
loss
first
of
sleep
night
work,
in
snaart
FOOT-SORENESS
AND
CHAFING.
55
,
from
and
perhaps
of
order.
For
choose
his
time,
sunburn,
out
gotten
one
can
and
Friday,
and
rest
healing
If you
few
days,
the
third
it is
second
figs are
You
have
much
with
dose
should
do
to
relief, but
And
or
coffee
find
of
Avoid
all
gymnastic
play
no
their
are
Let
very
each
will
spirits
in
your
upon
work
apt
more
to
comrade
and
Do
comrades,
these
finish
his
rary
tempobad
dition.
con-
is
little
You
will
and
strength,
during
forget
lants.
stimu-
a
there
of
burdensome.
not
alcohol.
than
waste
feats, before
to
not
as
party.
your
far better
so
in
you
work
to
not
give
that
say
days,
alcoholic
lea\6e
me
ach,
stom-
those
first.
may
and
first
exhaustion.
try
at
go
take
nonsensical
jokes
day's
to
alcohol
let
tea
or
a
lame
plans
your
nor
they
here
need
no
far
nor
and
have
to
on
and
"
lay
medicines,
Physic
to
the
or
foods
especially good,
hard.
too
weakness
laxative
eat
is liable
apt
appetite
on
time.
by costiveness,
of
first
the
stomach
be
of
sity.
neces-
feel better
previous
much
a
much
on
day
a
all
at
too
will
start
as
will
your
when
to
come
you
You
feeling
a
well
is
do
to
has
reasons,
is not
any
that
not
preventive,
a
at
followed
days,
and
"
than
and
thirst
this
try
disordered.
great
it
likely that
said
just
become
not
these
Sunday
but
;
do
night
I have
As
have
so
stomach
your
the
that
march
will
Young
;
make
ple
peo-
things.
morning
nap.
A
56
HOW
rob
friend
a
of what
But, if any
than
the
'*
in
have
rest
or
at
take
off
If you
feel
the
reach
easily, and
do
not
But
the
reasonable
as
You
to
of
and
on
looks
like
resting,
air,
as
if
or
you
off
start
while.
a
is, that
will
confession.
a
and
which
by
; and
it
seems
favored
be
as
horses.
be
civil and
find
you,
gentlemanly
who
many
especially
prices,
your
wish
around
Avoid
where
to
the
to
every
make
money
hotels
summer
if
them
possible,
one.
you
before
can.
you
engage.
Do
not
it
"taking
those
as
should
men
as
fatigue, and
long journey
young
down
of
people
young
principle
a
boarding-houses.
Make
after
their
about
in
draught
morning
up
own
that
same
that
will
out
to
is driven
horse
Try
with
rules
these
much
trouble
thing
any
easy," are
a
limber
sack,
knap-
lie
you
journey's end,
your
ashamed
are
second
will
you
great
they
on
the
comfortable
as
a
turn
all the
take
to
(unless
sitting in
"
to
Unsling
yourself
you.
never
The
pack
it chills
wherever
could
your
sleep
company.
advised
halts.
Avoid
can.
you
the
to
health.
more
contrive
to
the
make
it),and
upon
been
already
can
you
requires
party
ought
life and
his
rise with
so
it is cruel
sleep, and
is almost
others, he
earlier, and
You
with
of your
one
OUT.
CAMP
dispense
cannot
man
TO
be
saucy
to
the
farmers,
nor
treat
them
58
HO
there,
gage
so
to
as
not
TO
CAMP
an
early
down
the
take
to
go
IV
and
up
mountain-top
you
(clouds), and
showers,
and
camp
Often
to
be
summer,
that
It is
and
mountain,
and
shirt-sleeves, it
clad
the
; oftener
in
air
Do
not
rule
find
is
is
wear
the
extra
put
it much
better
often,
a
eat
the
from
showery
to
top
an
you
than
nothing
his
thinly
while
overcoat,
warm.
in
ascending,
it.
need
slowly,
go
in
so
go
to
if
on
ascend
clothing
extra
carry
put
for hours,
to
at
blanket
rubber
clothing
hence
:
in
water
This
it.
wear
is
ively
excess-
make
short
meals,
between
will
you
:
mountain-climbing
that
a
carry
sometimes
of
when
all
to
fore,
there-
:
to
or
uncomfortably
on
for
top
little
advisable
never
valley
general
very
the
on
the
fatiguing
drink
is
warmer
early
clothing
may
is need
Remember
rests
man
stay
take
of
there
it to
keep
but
should
a
cold, fog,
mountain-tops.
article
Although
and
chilly,cloudy,
you
other
some
needed.
a
that
summit,
the
on
a
the
near
a
is
below.
down
squeeze
on
be
to
from
side, it is best
often
grows
apt
so
than
This
camp
need
weather,
wet
can
you
moss
the
safe
After
day.
you
water
no
the
on
canteen.
the
is
there
same
risk
and
clothing
more
next
if you
more
run
morning
start
but
necessity, however;
a
OUT.
and
sparingly.
There
for ladies
are
to
few
try
mountains
to
climb.
that
Where
it is
there
advisable
is
a
road.
CLIMBING.
MOUNTAIN
or
the
attempt
through
for
them.
is
way
it;
and
open
but
scrub-spruce
to
not
climb
59
too
over
for
miles,
they
steep,
loose
is
rocks
too
may
and
difficult
VIII.
CHAPTER
THE
It
for
spot
a
should
on
camp
out
you
it
;
have
you
floor
carry
will
necessity,
or
60
be
can
that
trees
will
drown
not
the
near
road,
is
prospect
sacrifice
not
to
of
the
in
it
will
serve)
and
all
a
it
but,
adds
to
as
very
other
much
a
two
use
stuff.
your
in
which
It
camp.
in
distance
hand-barrow
a
luxury
permanent
;
any
convenient
carry
is
tent
course
children,
baggage
your
find
pile
to
when
indulge
good
a
would
I
to
you
which
upon
water,
one,
tent
your
camp
(tent-poles
poles
put
and
this.
to
hand,
ladies
not
you
horses.
yet
;
things
A
do
one
then
rotten
rain
good
a
stop
even
have
for
sudden
a
to
wood
you
out
permanent
a
desirable
by
and
frightens
For
If
that
but
near
if
Look
see
;
spot
horse,
for.
fall
may
much;
so
find
to
only
are
you
dry
a
your
cared
well
not
time
some
If
camp.
where
and
take
to
it matters
night,
as
well
pays
CAMP.
tent
to
some
is
not
occupied
their
comfort
a
by
THE
have
to
of
few
a
that
to
prevent
If you
when
feet
roll all
As
and
soon
as
line
you
have
near
the
top, upon
You
can
tighten
foot
of
Do
bare
put
ground
too, that
:
they
food
the
they
sometimes
dark.
tempted
you
give
handy,
one
inwards
the
line, and
then
you
blade
necessity.
better
the
with
If
oil, and
have
you
and
no
;
:
do
them
be
may
perhaps
but, when
oil-can
will
candlestick
pocket-knife, putting
your
bottom
them
Also
you
candles
than
candles,
burn
camp
it.
at
easily find
cannot
lantern-lamp
use
the
you
lantern
trouble.
in
prime
See,
get
three
or
permanent
a
not
if you
a
a
can
will
two
the
upon
quickly.
stock
where
it
about,
you
your
use
like
moving
one,
clothes.
your
very
ants
take
to
In
to
will
is where
are
them
pack
the
back
bedding
and
damp
grow
forget
not
replenish
in
the
to
the
tying
if
tent,
tent, stretch
by pulling
clothes
your
and
not
the
back.
not
Do
line
before
pole
one
liftingit
this
will
you
hill.
hang
to
that
so
ground,
:
of
your
pole
which
the
down
pitched
front
tent
head
out
running
the
partly
tent
on
your
roll
perhaps
from
line
stout
than
the
across
the
sleep
to
are
you
Boards
inside.
mud
lower
be
night,
lie
you
will
of
hillside, pitch your
a
sleep, if
you
your
on
are
something
or
dressing.
door
the
at
door,
when
on
bringing
your
old
an
step
stepping-stones
or
a
boards,
sort,
6l
CAMP.
or
side
of
the
candle,
62
another
and
You
but
of
and
(or
"
will
you
or
rag,
one
in
then
"
have
if you
or
a
turn
piece
of
shall
be
light,
you
for
"
out
retire
and
if you
light,
dayearly
prefer)
than
daylight
more
grease
substitute
rise
to
no
it, you
the
of which
poor
tato,
po-
wood.
in
with
end
a
have
salt
by putting
a
you
"
of
other, which
is
and
of
block
a
saucer
the
advise
I
turn
pan
This
it.
"
tent-pole.
or
out
without
slut
and
in
crushed,
grease
cotton
ground
nails
get
"
OUT.
candlestick
a
four
a
grease,
out
cut
have
or
the
held
the
shallow
small
wicking
in
into
make
easily
a
blade
candles
your
candles,
in
CAAfP
drive
can
or
can
TO
quickly
can
If
HOW
:
need.
you
BEDS.
Time
Never
the
boughs,
bed
:
for
enough
not
only put
in
let
before
if it is comfortable.
In
you
ought
soft
; and
to
I like
straw,
makes
daily
clutter
take
a
to
much
the
there
time
best
I can,
when
mattress
with
your
a
or
this
to
air
and
always
sun.
is
a
this
a
tent
I
bed
carry
and
not.
be
can
By
the
to
what
or
and
camp
keep
sack
into
in,**and
turn
purpose
take
inside
go
permanent
to
bed, and
If
twigs
"
and
man.
sticks
you
enough
for
tired
a
spent.
humps
smaller
shavings, boughs,
better
that
large
the
well
is
persuaded
do
Try
bed
a
bed
leaves.
see
be
good
are
cut
making
yourself
let
hollows
you
in
used
a
fill it
This
taken
out
avoid
the
filled
with
63
BEDS.
boughs
does
and,
;
in
mould
not
of
if you
especially
build
high,
more
You
can
can
you
them,
find
the
and
All
We
it
in
but
in
are
a
permanent
or
affair
if
little
a
quickly
more
framework
a
work
must
to
barrel-
or
be
strong,
sport
on
the
army
sometimes,
a
of
rubber
cloth, and
a
rather
more
is
put
is
are
you
softer
a
pose
pur-
daytime.
have
boards
than
when
make
in
nail
mattress
a
wagon
can
you
in
them
Such
inches
rough-and-tumble
bottom
between
a
of
ten
bottom
nail
and
this
can
you
can,
For
it, and
drilling, with
comforter.
carry
or
;
kind
see
mulation
accu-
if you
seat
a
for
can
no
a
heavy
quilted 2
platform
spring
poles
to
with
of
of
this
used
mattress
top
sort
have
can
you
do
you
the
ground
for
will
patience
which
to
the
a
large stakes,
staves.*
or
that
a
four
drive
of
sort
make
ingenuity
off
rheumatic.
are
some
from
floor
or
it.
on
sleep
to
ground
weather,
damp
rubbish
It is better
all,the
than
more
a
on
than
bed
cotton
into
fine
thick
a
thing
the
to
march
this
if you
camp.
SLEEPING.
"
Turn
You
in
may
if you
"
be
wish
^
Barrd-staves
2
It wiU
roll up
early, so
tempted
to
will
not
easier
do
sleep
to
know
what
for
if the
be
to
as
a
double
up
in your
with
the
clothes
luxury is, take
sun.
; but
them
bed.
quilting runs
from
side to side only.
;
64
JW^
off
as
do
you
taken
first
bath,
a
Not
if the
evening
If you
march,
is
you
more
do
to
chilly ;
place
can
(see
19)
p.
to
necessary
You
will
have
the
sheet, having
a
washed
feet
the
and
this, particularly
it is
but
of bedclothes,
short
are
off
you
at least
care
air
in
sleep
comfort
a
of
order.
mean
take
and
or
many
OUT.
CAMP
home,
at
limbs.
no
TO
over
in
have
a
do
always
off,or
taken
the
you
but
;
when
as
clothes
that
well
to
they
will
the
on
you
it is still
case
good
bed
neath.
under-
cover
the
clothes
be
in
quite damp
morning.
See
that
not
best
the
tent,
of the
A
to
have
let
but
sleeper
Stretch
horses
trouble
can
a
of it
the
do
not
try
will
you
stand
tent-poles
is
through
in
have
a
safely.
you
a
manent
per-
it between
swing
support.
oh
nor
your
ors
visit-
your
dark.
many
find
feet
the
at
somewhere
the
provide
to
to
to
firmer
a
is where
camp
in
come
It is
tent.
neither
it in
sweeping
thing
good
it needs
into
by carriage,
your
:
of
top
where
run
If your
plenty
of air
clothes-line
a
camp-ground,
will
a
but
tent-poles
two
draught
is
of air to breathe.
plenty
a
or
hammock
camp,
and
have
you
that
visitors
it will
will
pay
hitching-post
Fastening
dangerous.
to
come
you
where
for
the
guy-lines
66
HOW
TO
HOW
When
you,
?
warm
"
If
the
the
cloth.
have
This
forlorn.
bum
have
must
large logs
for
If
enable
the
funnel
funnel
is
to
one
and
use
spout,
quite long,
the
carry
tent
will
all
little fire
funnel
and
made
the
service
elbows,
grass-ropes,
and
there
is not
stove
and
stout
keep
of
boards,
with
the
you
in
your
eddies
the
smoke
sionally
occa-
Since
you
warm,
you
will
can
barrel-staves,
tin
can
be
made
assistance
leaves.
But
sitting by
in
old
boot-legs,
cans,
fun, either
much
or
for
stove
to
paper
run
improvise
to
endurance.
large
funnel,
have
the
Old
ingenuity
tent, and
a
away,
make
like.
and
as
will
you
out
But, unless
door.
smoke
birch-bark,
you
the
inside
eight
or
beforehand.
little
a
but
look
cut
you,
it up
set
to
through
but
a
with
more
storm,
must
wood
you
make
can
six
say
"
if
still
you
:
You
some
stove
a
beyond
need
is
feet
through
and
pelting
a
time.
one
have
you
the
around
at
have
will
strike
case
of it
quantity
fifteen
way,
your
through
a
on
storms,
you
poorest
dant,
abun-
very
or
will
heat
is the
ten
keep
we
is
keep the fire a-going
But
wood
you
the
shelter-tents
only
green
and
takes
over-
can
wood
fire
big
a
weather
How
"
where
build
tent,
spell of
inquire,
are
you
WARM.
wet
will
can
you
from
and
you
OUT,
KEEP
TO
cold
a
CAMP
I
to
of
turf,
forewarn
rigging
it and
do
your
waiting
67
FIREPLACE,
for
the
be
storm
to
blow
Still it is best
it down.
to
busy.
Another
twelve
keep
to
way
inches
eighteen
to
feet deep, running
the
The
tent.
be
You
cover
the
chinks
used
have
you
Over
the
of stones,
chimney
fireplace should
the
tent
is, the
the
you
this
of
a
will
be
fortunate
for
; for
main
the
is
heating-arrangement
without
letting
easily
your
trench
rain
shall
flood
not
have
made
If
you
fireplace,
difficultyin
it
and
rocks.
fireplace,make
of
ney
chim-
the
the
a
The
side
the
to
give
smoke,
out
with
arrange
and
to
of
barrels.
air-tight.
covering
place.
fire-
kind
if you
and
be
the
taller
the
draw
width
good
sheet-iron
find
enough
cannot
it ; and,
from
or
enough
near
it will
better
trench
can
be
not
fill up
can
some
boxes, boards,
endanger
to
build
end,
outer
feet
fire.
your
rocks, and
few
a
gone
of
should
trench
turf ; boards
and
two
outside
build
flat
trench
a
about
the
the
you
with
stones
and
to
of
end
trench
with
inside
dig
to
wide,
; here
deeper
the
after
from
inside
and
larger
is
warm
draught
this
In
them
you
digging
that
so
the
them.
FIREPLACE.
If flat rocks
build
a
and
fireplace
(outside, of course),
both
mud
and
substantial
plenty,
are
at
the
door
you
will
and
valuable.
then
you
of
can
haps
per-
your
tent
have
Fold
thing
some-
one
I
I
68
TO
HOW
OUT.
CAMP
.
flapof
the
of
side
one
the
door
of the
tiers,and
and
high
as
its
tent,
of
cob-work
All
a
the
the
air-tightby filling
or
chips
and
the
flap of
the
mantle
the
the
either
purpose
water
handy
leave
not
with
a
big
This
fire
have
that
remember
as
tent
applies,as
the wall,
"
A,'*
and
tent
will
you
if there
your
If you
1
:
with
with
a
long time,
must
stones
confine
and
the
rusts
for this
or
do.
woodwork
any
Keep
; and
nor
a
mud.
chimney
regret it if you
is much
for
make
iron
not
blow
Barrels
stonework
nail, as
other
high
will
the
tie than
cut
as
can
chinks
; better
Do
cloth.
against
tent
not
done, fold and
When
have
Do
out.
daubed
made
of green
be
of wind
fire-placeand
out
with-
if you
bar
you
feet,
allow
large log
you
be
lower
three
will
or
ner
cor-
perpendicular
should
smoke
well
mud.
to, the
chimney.
eddies
or
split sticks
of the
pole,^and
for the
iron
an
top,
work
the
on
for the
will do
boxes
the
over
tent
chimney
occasionally,and
down
or
the
:
top of the
the
use
or
building
on
go
it much
narrow
as
mantle,
a
and
one,
the
being scorched, put
for
wood
and
about
up
build
can,
walls
When
flap of
the
nearly
all three
have
to
as
you
large rocks
Use
inside.
smooth
or
against, or
tent.
try
as
fireplace against
the
side
other
far back
as
to
go
do
sleep
blazing.
to
two
will
bring much
pails carry
be seen,
shelter.
only
to
into
water
about
tents
as
having
camp,
easilyas
two
uprights,
HUNTERS'
a
single
one,
keep
them
to
provided
from
the
water
the
pail, that
of the
have
you
from
away
hunters*
and
to
float, nearly
:
unless
large
as
the
not
there
with
practice unless
axeman,
and
built
the
as
top
If
you
try
the
brush
or
to
is much
you
go
had
build
into
better
a
labor
simple
you
camp
put
are
the
of
woods
the
in
bark
theory,
accustomed
woods
rely upon
; for when
in
those
about
in
exceedingly
are
axe.
much
say
are
covered
they
difficult in
using
to
which
camps
trees
tents,
inside
camp.
while
worth
poles, and
an
prevent
pail.
It is not
of
To
something
splashing, put
will
between
hoop
a
legs.
your
hunters'
stout
69
CAMP.
it, it is
out
with-
your
done,
not
so
NOIV
70
good
few
as
poles
have
of
of
the
having
will
you
the
bark
than
and
way,
rafters, and
a
is
large
front
the
under
side
the
heat
downward.
in
this
way,
scorch
it, and
sparks
from
whenever
against
it
there
probably
the
mischief
;
at
roof
have
from
a
this
the
the
must
especial
it.
the
regular
of
advantage
you
roaring
You
poles.
in
to
holes
fire
a
arrangement
fire
out
care
to
you
tent
your
up
look
in
also
reflects
and
put
which
time
same
catches
small
burning
the
pitched
exposed
cut
shelter-tent
additional
you
take
to
you
by
When
however,
the
over
is
the
build
of
throw
shelter
when
however,
can,
brush
or
larger
tent
our.
You
for
much
a
CAMP
shelter-tent.
a
instead
TO
it.
must
to
not
prevent
In
fact,
guard
HUNTERS'
Do
near
a
into
on
or
boards,
ways
purposes,
them.
time
a
ledge
If
nail.
you
can
or
hanging
them
confining
shall
frames
and
have
floor
you
can
make
a
figured here,
These
of wind
gusts
blanket
without
dry,
to
some
may
shelter
pin
fire
or
71
not
take
them
flame.
the
You
a
brisk
clothes
your
sudden
that
so
leave
not
CAMP.
and
will
it is well
occasion
where
get
you
throw
to
a
drive
cannot
rails, poles, joists, or
frame
be
make
to
in
some
your
found
remember
of
one
tents
useful
how
over
for
to
the
it.
other
make
CHAPTER
TENTS.
ARMY
"
3ii
about
inches
both
pieces
feet
long
i.e.,
two
widths
half-tents
three
of
eyelets
and
places,
through
be
to
run
tent-pin,
or
handy.
Along
of
piece
1
You
drilling
cannot
"
29^
tent.
72
fasten
to
find
inches
it
wide
sort
is
of
duck
nearly
these
three
or
ropes
could
as
down
the
strong,
the
to
else
eight
market
and
now,
will
was
of
edges
about
in
the
at
at
tent
three
in
seam
whatever
to
of
intervals
this
the
other
the
at
tent,
of
side
this
tie
tent
stouter
faced
cords
stout
the
The
or
edge
of
piece
worked
were
which
of
also
was
;
pieces
That
square.
piece
the
wide
these
bottom
a
two
them
inches
two
with
inches
of
soldier.
the
in
each
of
every
duck^
made
and
One
soldiers
light
was
and
comers
four
or
feet
was
the
middle
bottom,
alike,
to
which
at
tent
duck.
given
piece
duck
the
of
was
faced
was
A
five
and
of
made
was
wide.
Union
the
by
precisely
five
the
used
Rebellion
the
during
(fetlte cTabn),
SHELTER-TENT
shelter-tent
The
of
IX,
each
inches,
but
make
^'
a
heavy
good
^OlV
74
TO
OUT.
CAMP
#
of the
pedestrian something
he
will
of
made
feet
three
would
take.^
to
make
And
feet
Five
the
is
roof
at
wide
Although
if you
carry
be
should
If the
to
half -tent, since
each
not
loose
the
shelter,
and
also
these
least
the
be
facings, for
taken
pounds
apart
and
a
you
can.
at
a
foot
and
to
quarter.
two
Nearly
rows
the
nearly
Sew
and
comers
of
bottom
two
of
will
and
seams
then
have
of
which
all of
the
work
of stitdiing at each
can
; the
seam
as
army
those
tent
can
on
near
the
of
the
of
then
about
done
and
all
like
weigh
be
edge
with
tent
top edges,
will
cor*
the
through
a
button-holes
each
the
in the
is
the
end-pieces;
cord
stout
The
Along
sew
as
the
last
the
from
more
three
end-piece
and
and
In
of
one
together.
or
It
made
buttoning,
camp
well
can
leak.
shelter-tent
inch
for
distance.
all.
an
in it.
buttons
pieces,
two
with
you
button-holes,
You
material
have
on
and
it will
or
the
or
tent-pins.
the
the
of
middle
or
rope
into
run
facings
the
shelter, are
;
as
tent
of labor
amount
army
main
as
any
than
the
on
put loops of small
is better
the
on
latter
substitute
poor
accommodate
work
Sew
a
party will always
upon
taking
made
pitched
five,a
end-piece
buttons
border.
will
tent
a
walk
even
or
sewing
your
of the
border
responding
of
when
necessary
is
to
four,
in
3i feet high,
neatly,
heavy drilling
the
protection
a
pitched
is of
for
they
ground.
propose
party
of
breadths
good
as
men
that
of
for
shelter-tent
a
it is
house,
the
on
five
or
instead
; when
it is
right angle
a
feet
seven
principle
it
is useless.
cloth
long enough
"
shelter
"
think
recommend
complete,
of the
should
four
end-pieces
half-tents
one-half
case
1
should
three-sided
additional
a
I
ter"
shel-
"
a
drilling (seven
I
for
thing
if
necessary
seen
of
but
long),
good
a
never
breadths
three
inches
be
have
I
out.
camp
is
sort
a
two
ing-machine
sew-
selvage
heavy,
pelting
through
set
sharper
make
to
and
need
how
you
have
"
a
help,
of
needle-work,
be
not
inches
lost.
straight
line
at
first one,
of
the
where
to
tent.
the
represent
will
1
Called
If
least
you
have
and
sail-
a
cloth, and
show
cannot
the
sistance
as-
cutting
hints
may
heavy drilling 29^
draw
of
to
the
and
tent
ground
the
on
also wedge-tent
plan
the
floor
; then
the
or
by
a
the
represent
across
the
be
the
upon
long,
Complete
corners
have
to
the
all instances.
feet
to
do
to
following
A-TENT.
will
you
substantial
planning
THE
sive,
expen-
; and
done.
in
right angles
the
the
suppose
height
or
cut
to
together
propose
well
used
seven
a
eyelets
more
more
do
at
A-tent,^
an
upright pole
line
be
to
and
the
will
at
or
lie upon.
to
must
whom
We
wide
better
be
used
to
make
To
will
is to
one
sides
tied
heavier,
are
shelter,*' and
you
The
with
be
can
larger
a
work
the
their
two
tent-maker
a
made
blankets
for
come
other,
each
to
if any
yourself,you
or
side.
will
expected.
they
rubber
than
maker
is
that
so
much
covering
spray
blankets
not
wish
75
windward
; but
If you
a
fine
tent
other
work
a
if rain
edges
a
rains
rubber
are
the
along
TENT.
right angles
at
angle
There
A-
the
on
should
THE
draw
of
end
bottom
finding
ground
line,
76
and
the
drawing
^
is
TO
ffOW
trifle
a
larger
(roof)
sides
two
top of
the
to
OUT.
CAMP
the
front
the
This
pole-line.
the
than
from
triangle
of
back
and
ners
cor-
the
will be.
tent
The
side
cloth
shall
rain
the
will
piece
the
place
the
of
two
roof
get
these
three
1
cloth
three
cut
To
find
the
the
the
cut
of
and
before,
it
tack
and
age
selv-
the
inch.
an
again
cut
Now
as
overlapped
i
second
tent.
pole,
small
Cut
for
the
that
; their
all alike
of
of
3
the
each,
piece,
tearing
it
the
overlap
length
multiply
comers,
as
will
the
make
(three breadths),
} inch
ners,
cor-
inch.
an
breadths
the
one
and
also
gore-pieces
distance
from
cloth
the
for
gores
by turning
i of
(29^ inches) by
overlappings
all
waste,
save
are
four
the
longer breadths
The
and
over,
tent.
can
;
cut
ground-line
cut
turn
; then
first ; this
of
of
ground-
pole-line,
the
cloth
have
first
the
inch
an
the
the
side
you
piece
cutting
thus
in
other
the
you
and
of
back
against
roof-line, and
In
it sheds
as
against
the
the
after
floor
the
tent,
fast) to
it
Turn
on
go
the
of
back
(to hold
overlap f
cloth
upon
the
the
twilled
the
that
so
floor
the
piece exactly like
another
by
of
roof-line.
the
to
outside
on
it
tack
it should
which
cut
cloth
the
line, and
but
the
be
be
better.
Place
by
should
be
and
sides
or
is found
the
subtract
explained).
width
by
of
2^ inphes
the
(or
THE
the
measuring
the
top
the
distance
you
sew
the
same
In
; in
with
each
to
rows
sides
The
for the
stretch
is
ends,
them
when
the
in
inch
each
if done
through
sail-needle
and
six-ply,besides
the
is
It
tent
also
of
from
pushing
The
on
twine.
This
making
a
the
where
the
top
to
of
the
through
bottom
folding upwards
of
the
and
be
and
tent
inwards
and
and
downwards
of
an
of
stitching
one
if with
the
cloth
ens
strength-
seam,
strain
facings
to
tent,
as
sides
folding
greatest
put
seam
quarter
a
or
good
in
prevent
comes.
the
the
two
poles
chafing.
is
completed
two
;
cloth
together,
rows
machine,
a
advisable
ends
two
a
the
will
twice,
put
the
good
edges
pitched)
12.
taken,
be
than
together
what
or
cross-grained,
more
two
strong
10
must
as
two
separately
cut
are
sewing
the
No.
care
run,
each
it
made
are
to
have
thus
cotton.
About
time, and
inch
an
near
as
makes
much
(or
is
will
ends
outwards
tent
stitching
ends
the
When
than
better
no
together
place
to
i of
you
very
make,
can
breadths
which
(roof).
sides
the
;
two
of
feet.
coarsest
them
edges
will
fold
and
sew
you
you
the
sixteen
end-breadths.
of
row
seam,
Use
enough.
of
a
possible
as
the
over
corner
consideration,
under
do
can
you
to
corner
nearly
the
do
machine,
selvage
and
be
you
77
now
overlap
them,
a
when
plan
will
sewing
from
plan
the
as
A-TENT.
inches
next
by
of cloth
78
HOW
make
to
inch,
in
is
as
makers
is
do
to
stitched,
and
around
door-flap, and
wear
out
tent
than
you
fitted
in
tent
flap
well
and
is
nine
across
reaches
and
windy
usually
the
to
laps
as
inside
corner
the
seam
sewed
the
having
to
strip
top
just
a
the
of
the
described
to
flap
door-
cloth
six
of
it is
to
the
sewed
breadth,
and
Tent-makers
of
reach
; the
cheerless
selvage
seam.
height
nicely
The
other*
the
on.
buttons,
or
a
top of
; the
one
is
least
the
of
but, if you
;
of
or
it much
put
have
of
of
determine
will
rot
bottom
tapes
weather.
inside
usually
to
rainy
made
wide,
that
with
you
bottom
will
the
at
one
provided
otherwise
:
inches
breadth
that
sure
from
air
the
A-tent
an
the
excepting
it is best
in
entirely
replace
repair
edge,
cloth,
runs
saves
can
called
raw
of
can
enough
be
two,
both
or
is
and
it
and
This
tent,
you
consequently
;
the
current
a
tarred
is
sod-cloth, however,
but
door
prefer
the
with
wide,
the
tent,
instead,
easily
One
the
under
rotting ;
the
of
prevents
from
more
inches
bottom
what
an
Some
tent,
time.
same
eight
to
the
sweeping
the
in
the
of
edge
is folded
at
is six
which
One
"
of
of
small
other
foot
the
again
job.
neat
or
and
quarter
a
a
marline
a
so.
sod-cloth
"
about
make
to
strengthen
well
the
usual
tabling,"
"
a
edge
raw
enclose
to
rope
the
OUT.
CAMP
called
is
what
folding
TO
narrower
the
from
door
by
selvage
the
flap
A-TENT,
THE
is, the higher the
will be.
door
wider
door-flap considerably
the
at
The
that
fasten
each
side
seam
duck,
of
stout
is tied
inches
door-flap
outside
the
centre
annoy
should
purpose,
you
can
drilling. Cod-lines
easily untied
3
The
the
when
poles for
double
and
in hard
army
on
rope
ends.
rows
of
about
ties
and
the
second
a
of
selvages
this
slight
and
work
:
door-flap
a
that
things
are
each
the
tent
two
tapes,
such
tent
a
inch
an
will
or
has
as
two
will
stretch.
poles
should
be
together
small
"webbing"
as
ropes
and
are
sew
are
seven
than
If
longer
is good
strips
objectionable,
of
as
knots.
A-tents
been
more
cloth
by shoemakers
is known
or
of
be
sod-cloth, the
What*
one
of
endurance.
beyond
feet, for
a
the
the
time,
all the
made
intervals
not
short
upright poles
seven
1
Do
door,
are
the
double
two
inside
breadths.
you
described
by
at
on
one
in
manilla
opposite breadth,
slapping
The
have
sewed
Some
by knotting
pulls together
half-closed
is
in
together
;
the
to
set
that
^
six-thread
a
held
and
tapes
eighteen
and
at
one
seam.
eyelets worked,
two
in
grommet
a
many
called)
are
put
which
army-tents
seam,
door
they
every
put
or
the
narrow.
are
at
than
bottom
too
as
the
make
against
one
and
eyelet
through
run
door
are
the
The
a
the
an
there
from
tent-pins
but, in the
;
of
of
the
at
beckets"
"
the
to
work
makers
is
(or
loops
Some
provide
arise
that
annoyances
side
thus
top, and
79
feet six inches.
you
still.^
for
this
sheeting
they
are
or
not
8o
TO
HOW
THE
walls
A
high.
from
the
The
ground.
principles
breadths
the
to
the
each
light duck,
Draw
a
; the
case
the
have
plan
upon
the
pole
nine
feet
four
corners
the
roof-line
The
the
pole
twilled
side
measured
The
when
so
wall
you
to
is to
have
that
make
the
3i
inches
from
be
sewed
roof
the
cloth
ends
breadths
in
the
other
inches
less
high,
the
over-
wall
the
; draw
inches
two
fronf
so
the
the
the
to
length
for
feet
to
as
inches
the
high
together
and
centre
or
(in
high.
of
top
wall.
the
four
drilling
two
and
six
get
from
is
apart
plan, for
the
as
and
before,
as
ished
dimin-
inches
as
course
Add
out.
on
roof,
and
cloth,
the
Cut
top of
the
to
of
runs
is four
ready-made.
floor
feet
general
usually
cloth
doors
narrowing
four
only)
plan
the
the
to
It
six
the
breadths
the
and
lappings
the
overlap
thus
and
is
runs
toward
same
described.
width
If
can
you
side
by cutting
breadth.
corner
foot,
the
foot
one
other
the
four
cloth
on
on
the
are
thence
the
last
but
square,
eaves,
is made
one
of
piece
down
tent
as
about
a
continuous
ground
house:
a
perpendicular,
are
ridge-pole, and
the
like
shaped
sides, which
or
feet
WALL-TENT.
is
wall-tent
The
OUT.
CAMP
walls,
have
the
distance
of the
walls
eaves.
;
the
consequently,
four
measure
(bottoms),
breadths
four
double
feet
the
82
job,
and
foot
the
in
feet
nine
about
firm
is
wood
long enough
of
to
the
the
four
fiddles
^
for
pay
should
the
be
made
will
not
of
trouble
be'
about
ones
corner
spruce
six
The
tent
should
and
pine
:
work.
much
too
body
The
OUT.
CAMP
long,
longer.
some
it
splicing
guy-lines
a
TO
ffOW
hi
last
making
them.
should
The
poles
inches
long.
the
in
ends
until
the
In
is
the
they
and
of
the
beyond
or
that
the
the
for
pins
The
guy-lines
than
outside
fly well off
the
1
This
The
United
inch
thick
make
a
well.
other
; the
fiddle
One
a
States
hole
should
size larger
so
piece of
has
a
3 J inches
are
shorter,
the
tent
army
holes
tent,
so
tance
dis-
some
lift the
or
of
thinner
drilling. Many
wood
fiddle
that
5^
stock,
the
rope
may
to
the
to
not
adipit
through
centre.
hold
the
its
rope,
easily.
the
tent-
guy-line.
long, i| wide,
centre
it does
slide
tightens
inches
apart from
be just large enough
that
of
all
supposed
of heavy
is given to
name
a
TENTS.
have
we
made
be
to
be
thus
and
tent,
FOR
convenience
tents
driven
be
foot
a
should
the
as
roof.
the
CLOTH
For
the
least
at
the
long
as
of
those
fly may
of
those
be
tent
from
protection
project
longer
more
the
over
and
tent,
eaves.
it will.
It should
rains.
pelting
roof
foot
for
indispensable
off
them
cut
"fly"
a
camp
not
five
or
first, sink
at
all that
stretched
permanent
heat
do
and
four
and
long
too
are
ground,
has
tent
almost
the
If
feet
nine
be
and
i
If you
gripe
and
so
the
consider
makers
and
some
even
United
the
this
"
Raven's
after
thin
so
that
The
duck,^
it has
of
of the
the
between
a
three
fly is only
will
tent
last
these
put your
labor
into
Before
you
weather
should
and
then
sizing
.from
and
out
to
year
said
are
1
to
Seven-ounce
and
States
duck,
since
There
very
are
better
duck
is made,
also
are
much
are
"sail-ducks,"
too
heavy for
than
known
if
tents.
the
you
the
repeated
which
much
heavier
8,"
than
for sale.
superior quality of
for
"
that
tent-maker
a
easily found
No.
to
mixtures
is necessary
as
not
takes
mildew,
it is not
"
of
soap-suds,
; this
are
a
one
cloth,
strong
prevent
from
duck
to
expose
cotton
in
it is not
with
the
cloth, and
but
eight-
best
still, but
made
stouter
or
There
it is little used
they
much
cloth.
be
wall-tents
army
but
the
will
and
cloth.
brine
the
ference
dif-
the
the
as
seems
of
strong
of
oil
spoils
tent,
thoroughly
it in
soak
year
soon
are
it
it
the
breadths
long
as
made
thing
wash
four
inferior
the
use
any
of
sons
sea-
as
; but
tent
drilling
reasons
the
same
dollars, and
twice
nearly
For
drilling.
four
to
it.
of
cost
wall-tent
a
tear
the
becomes
three
or
the
eight-
"
as
two
is about
making
the
for
duck
ounce
to
perience
ex-
wall-tent
drilling
used
cloth
own
a
trade
the
is apt
of
labor
My
for
because
been
wind
high
a
cost
value
wall-tent.
to
than
larger
tents
recommend
to
me
sufficientlystrong,
make
army
cloth, known
heavier
ounce
it to
States
leads
a
material
use
83
TENTS,
FOR
CLOTH
simmier
No.
ing,
drillUnited
ten-ounce
camping.
9," "c.,
which
84
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assures
that
me
than
the
their
preserve
of
solution
lime
but
soak
color
leather, and
them
in
it
but
in
tanner's
a
is
not
they
ruins
that
a
thinner
imparted
complain
some
men
fisher-
lime-water
injure cotton;
not
them
Weak
eye.
better
Some
once.
considerably
water
leather-like
the
to
is
sgiilsby soaking
Others
the
pleasing
does
OUT.
yearly washing
and
whitewash.
vat;
CAMP
thing applied only
any
than
TO
-say
and
rope
it
the
rots
thread.
It will
save
upon
any
with
ropes
running
weather
windy
pins of
the
better
front
in
ground
is to
way
and
from
near
the
tent-pins of
The
two
stays
each
stays
toward
Loosen
when
from
them
Around
dig
a
of
the
and
on
or
from
is then
tent
quarter,
pole-pin
front
the
The
small
from
the
rear
pole
; and
stays
of
sides
the
stays and
is
the
bottom
to
the
front
two
other
two.
from
wind
any
all
are
gether
to-
little at
a
so
as
to
night
prevent
by shrinking.
tent
catch
run
tent.
guy-lines
of
ground
should
the
guy-lines
approaching,
straining
trench
and
a
"
guy-lines.
the
crossing
to
still
top
the
to
corner
rear,
A
the
four
tent
tent)
tent.
the
the
the
the
down
iron
project
the
from
ropes
stayed against
the
rain
of
of the
"
the
should
top
rear
four
run
two
toward
and
ridgepole
stay it in
to
tent,
upright poles (which
the
through
the
strain
any
and
tent
convey
you
should
away
the
HOW
TO
PITCH
when
water
the
which
do
"
HOW
have
put
note
the
the
to
have
the
poles
and
a
that
way
is.
drive
will
by
the
Next
the
the
the
tent
is
the
poles
the
ridgepole
be,
must
pole,
comer
tent,
where
the
"
in
tance
dis-
the
pitch
marked
the
that
ground
rest,
the
in
touch
then,
"
can
you
in
guys
It will
tent.
large, four
the
comer
in
their
feet
small
two
You
can
guy-lines
on
driving
the
In
them
on
a
of
persons,
pins
now
the
other
the
tent,
Then
if the
or,
first
moved
upright poles
that
drove
you
catch
four
put
the
places.
having
more,
the
of
top
their
two
and
ground,
the
in
take
or
bring
to
the
on
place
its
beginning.
have
tent
upright poles
two
bodily,
driven.
to
corner
to
they
your
pins for
spread
raise
the
to
are
with
four
the
poles
nearest
it what
wish
in
places,
exact
of
by
and
tent,
upright
the
tell
far apart
how
ridgepole
and
the
poles
the
the
one
next
hill.
up
places.
proper
to
pins
measuring
drive
it
small
tell you
of
can
you
upright
two
run
their
of
one
When
two
in
mark
you
water
QUICKLY.
pins
one
then
sometimes
pitched
and
against
you
campers
the
once
pin holding
caution
WALL-TENT
from
distance
I
have
A
PITCH
85
QUICKLY.
old
to
try
you
guy-lines,
such
; and
even
not
TO
After
WALL-TENT
it rains
error
make,
A
and
at
tighten
pins previously
pins,
line, if possible
it looks
;
also
well
try
to
86
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have
the
you
must
tie
a
the
find
this
this
do
to
:
square
before
just right
of
is
pitching
blowing,
strong
a
person.
tent
your
windward
you
avoid
thus
tent
a
or
when
If
the
venient
con-
your
wind
before
raising
it blown
having
is
and
windward,
to
guy-lines
will
You
tent.
set
way
wind
a
is not
the
catch
OUT,
door
high, spread
very
tent
the
when
assistant
CAMP
guy-line.
will
You
of
wall
tighten
TO
the
over.
TENT-POLES.
As
it
tent-poles
convenient
take
to
for
straight-grained,
The
of
the
round
upright
United
off the
upon
handling.
eight
inches
1
The
the
upon
a
stores
What
or
Drive
long
Army
and
into
are
for this
of
the
known
purpose.
lighter
a
set
limited.
Sound
and
tolerably
a
pine
swers
an-
to
has
should
will
been
them
be
iron
centre
inches
two
have
wall-tent
a
pattern
stout
the
for
set
about
they
length of tent-poles, as
size
stout
a
prefer
edges,
tent;
expensive.
of
States
each
poles;
good
more
poles
If you
diameter.^
round
makes
eight-sided,
or
is
knots
large
is
well, but
and
use,
find
may
you
for
sets
common
from
free
as
two
transportation
when
spruce,
have
to
set
stout
one
expensive,
not
are
of the
in
square,
bruised
badly
pin
be
^
seven
top
or
until
previously stated, depends
tent.
as
"bolt-ends"
can
be
bought
at
the
hardware
87
TENT-PINS,
it
projects only
inches,
and
a
inch
in
hole
of
end
The
inch
an
middle
the
with
an
or
an
and
inch
broad
between
pole
to
prevent
the
to
serviceable
from
put
and
ends
which
screws,
of
pin
the
ends.
should
Ferrules
of
these
through
or,
than
better
the
may
you
holes,
the
if not
nothing
from
upright
that
so
ends
two
or
the
are
pins,
the
sag.
uprights
holes
afford
rivet
a
in the
will
the
these
on
cannot
thinner
pole
the
the
wide
wider
pins of
than
the
on
inches
be
the
or
desirable
to
the
pin,
stuff
of
easily :
half
the
rivets, then
the
half
made
larger
if you
able
bore
to
rounded
a
the
out
are
; but
be
perhaps
size
a
bands
ridgepole
If
stated,
in and
go
may
and
receive
a
in
also
half, it should
above
auger
is
well
be
two
a
to
ridgepole
necessary
ferrule
thick.
holes
the
driving
should
and
be
four
or
pole.
about
than
Bore
be
be
inches
two
they
the
ridgepole
edges, and
than
before
A
half
a
through
go
It will
splitting.
this
and
to
pole
and
three
beyond.
the
prevent
on
enough
or
an
about
splitting
ridge-pole.
TENT-PINS.
should
Tent-pins
wood;
old
wheel-spokes
them
pointed
at
drive
easily ;
and
from
the
Cut
away
top,
the
so
wood
the
of
made
be
bottom,
that
so
them
notch
they
from.
Make
excellent.
are
that
about
will
just
hard
sound
hold
above
they
will
inches
two
the
the
rope.
notch
SS
J/0
IV
CAMP
TO
OUT.
.
of
back
the
towards
the
of the
the notch
the
and
fifteen
for
wall
pull
when
or
long,
more
the
Loosen
before
sides
fine
a
an
hardly
this
business.
Make
a
do
soils
to
have
will
and
try
you
not
and
camp
stout
wooden
to
drive
to
majority
tents
hold
to
with
loose
the
hand.
A
that
with
pins
four
all
on
spade
is
;
to
deep
than
but,
drive, it
especially
the
less
un-
for
tent-pins
tl^e tent,
people
OF
who
TENTS.
go
into
permanent
considerably larger
than
;
it
as
cloth.
SIZE
of
mallet
a
bag
them
out
wears
of
guy-
is better
in
feet
corner
at
pin
some
two
up.
a
them
get
and
them
mallet
number
canvas
fold
out
pry
a
you
pay
prefer
to
for
so
brewing,
four
them
apt
and
;
spot
find
you
ten
or
are
storm
and
those
eight
stout,
pull
to
large
a
BEST
The
as
; and
sizes
one
a
very
stays
use
hatchet
you
see
corners
largest, say
storm
pins by striking
thing
or
axe
heavy
you
stuff
be
these
in
the
long
may
when
pins differ
the
be
camp
for the
ground, and
in the
to
pins
of such
lines, out
is
make
for
of
a
when
or
to
in
are
those
door
pins
out
you
time,
it is well
and
But
have
inches
eighteen
inches.
to
:
to
should
stays
to
the
size
and
length
prevent
splittingoff
It is well
it is driven.
in
from
pin
will
; this
head
the
X.
CHAPTER
MISCELLANEOUS.
If
of
animal
is
small,
If
and
packed
have
you
"
easily
strap
have
time
horse,
States
on
what
so
to
the
against
chafe
few
horses
be
guided
try
take
the
the
of
a
can
you
If
teach
to
in
by
horse.
bags.
and
you
your
Northern
of
pressure
a
:
be
the
that
so
instead
neck
here
saddle,
a
one,
starting,
pleasure.
saddlebags
to
blankets
your
before
know,
reins
similar
a
or
care
applies
of
choice
the
for
your
not
as
so
the
McClellan
let
parties,
in
and
riding
overloading
light;
go
in
or
necessary
about
said
must
you
in
are
ADVICE.
singly
horseback,
experience
your
What
"
travel
you
previous
a
GENERAL
pull
at
the
bit.
BOATING.
do
I
as
in
the
a
spend
not
subject
of
book
their
and
camping
90
to
propose
can
this
say
hardly
boating.
about
justice
have
of
Parties
sort.
summer
much
vacation
It
every
is
a
most
boating,
done
it
to
men
young
year
in
delightful
RECKONING
way,
it
but
"
So
men.
a
I
exception
will, for your
boat
small
parents'
without
ballasted
one
to
ballast
in
young
will
go
the
general
in
it will
boat,
a
rule,
sake, take
than
rather
that
heavily
so
caution,
and
friends'
and
other,
any
found
usually
that, if you
an
to
experience
is
hope
be
may
and
both
which
91
respects
many
requires
of
neither
you
in
superior
"
LOST.
large
a
sink
it
when
fills.
When
a
knot
that
loose
end
Never
this.
do
Hold
way.
is
at
in
a
all
before
into.
Remember
two
and
try it.
you
to
comes
the
around
boat
sailed
what
hands
Do
of
than
to
often
in
rises
and
we
what
seem
snugly
down
stuff
eyes
your
do
before
sea-captain
sail
rather
go
flour-
a
the
ship
a
bay
in
a
boy."
happens
appears
to
old
an
I would
"
:
out
loose
to
to
wind
venture
keep
going
are
you
if the
throw
the
other
any
by sawing
;
at
how
baggage
to
RECKONING
It
not
careful
saying
world,
a
your
made
be
to
here
by
in
excellent
The
me
sheets
your
tubs
:
are
know
the
Stow
start
in
you
strong.
or
wind.
barrel
show
fast
in
sail,make
your
single pull
a
will
sheets
squally
you
open,
make
the
heavy
by
boatman
any
:
untied
be
can
of
sheets
the
belay
you
be
LOST.
in
the
travelling, that
the
moving
north, west,
in
the
wrong
or
sun
south,
direc-
^
HOW
92
tion,
that
SO
of
few
when
the
hints
where
reversed.
make
to
"
hub,"
and
often
can
well
less
in
the
vividness
As
far
with
just
and
down
standing
:
in
the
with
the
have
sions
impres-
two
of
can
we
all
have
earth
the
rises, goes
sun
earth
will
you
revolution
minds
our
still,and
all
we
the
to
apparently
; but
concerned,
as
and
really doing.
are
you
map
your
continually,
what
is
always
can
journey;
your
the
You
on.
and
in
out
for
so
mishaps,
can,
you
regard
axis
its
on
and
west,
mind
Blanktown
as
lay
to
Blanktown
during
your
impressions,
two
to
and
ently
appar-
for you
annoying, by studying
before
by keeping
with
these
Blank-
at
natural
by trying
the
in
prevent
both
becomes
map,
east
them
make
new
ends
a
reader.
compass-points
your
worse
a
the
help
may
brance
remem-
Perhaps
journey
It then
matters
mind
your
subject
find
you
our
is confused.
day's
your
home
return
we
this
OUT.
CAMP
journey
on
Supposing
town,
TO
over
the
see
from
turning
sun
west
east.
carry
way.
the
ugly
along
error
moving
in
what
Keep
in
mintl
the
and
Blanktown
leaving
Upon
keep
picture
out
of
appearance
important
change
and
you,
mind
with
what
as
going
you
all
are
much
the
make,
as
wrong
be
the
sure
to
self
yourwrong
vividness
the
you
find
to
be
to
appears
of
of
with
likely
are
you
sible,
pos-
really doing,
you
Every
way.
to
the
can
"
see
it
"
LADIES
in
mind's
the
blind
will
things
that
more
The
route
and
all
in
this
are
a
strong
this
exactly
what
eyes
as
on
left
to
seem
the
and
right,
straight
vice
ahead,
provided
"
sit
to
you
the
on
the
little
a
when
versa,
your
fast what
ahead,
continually
sweep
and
tends
If you
look
and
car,
shut
that
hold
you.
learning
doing,
window,
difficulty,and
can
you
by
are
curve
a
help
kind
you
the
to
around
that
of
side
next
go
curves
be
if you
and
cars,
of
by sitting
the
the
errors
then
get
in
imagination,
the
aggravate
the
will
you
of
from
you
keep
to
know
you
less
details, the
while
a
try
perfectly
power
map
After
must
be
eye
way.
easily right
very
natural
the
you
travelling
you
have
its
93
deceiving.
real, and
so.
If
is
let
grow
them
troubled
and
eye,
all
to
PEDESTRIANS.
AS
cars
the
to
really moving
imagination
your
is
good.
When
are
you
should
you
always inquire
the
taking
have
a
LADIES
I have
and
AS
It
to
none
do
of
so.
the
is
alluded
you.
must
work
ladies
to
thoroughly
They
heavy
avoid
likelyto do,
are
with
map
it, to
about
you
road,
PEDESTRIANS.
twice
or
camping.
them
do
once
good
unknown
an
all
which
one,
wrong
if you
even
travelling on
walking
practicable
have
; their
a
wagon,
gowns
for
and
must
^OlV
94
reach
not
quite
clothing
there
be
save
for
be
to
not
compelled
be
to
after having
for
them
when
permanent
a
children
home.2
at
1
flannel
A
a
2
blouse
It
them
on
novelty
no
all
guests
nine
paterfamilias,
and
some
but
much
are
of
women
are
which
the
worst
camped
cf
and
rude
in
I
children
five
several
weather.
pleasant
un-
houses,
be
CAMP.
ladies, and
ly
thoroughit
rough
"
top of the
children
the
on
boots,
know
("one
weeks
The
to
"
so
and
a
ing
hav-
we
see
blueberry-plains.
that
the
through
A
preferable
are
sometimes
family
at
out:
camp
cabins, which
Sickness
expensive.
benefited.
ladies^
and
live
tents
comfortable.
most
seaside
the
besides
families
accounts,
many
for
to
the
to
the
brewing.
themselves
found
at
summer
many
usually
its
is
is
make
be
will
but
should
IN
coming
distance,
particularly
however,
skirt
dress, the
two
not
barns
not
are
ought
deserted
or
ought
them
are
let
camp,
can
They
waist,
every
great
well,
as
is
CHILDREN
AND
they
for
nor
walk
storm
a
the
must
If
They
tents;
saw-mills,
LADIES
In
in
ladies
schoolhouses,
sought
day's
weather
Rainy
to
them,
definite
any
their
made
pitched.
be
go
of
one
back
it
and
;
men.
bedclothing.
to
course
; shelter-tents
for
recommended
their
Ladies
go
march
day's
the
sufficient
blankets
party
than
should
wagon
Of
least
at
tenderly
more
of
end
the
at
the
"middle-aged."
well, the
not
are
in
have
to
all of
and
easy.^
and
gentlemen
well-nigh
cared
be
OUT.
ground,
loose
annoyance
ladies
CAMP
the
to
be
must
must
may
TO
results, but
nimibered
and
breast"),
some
whooping-cough
with
of
the
the
best
broke
out
LADIES
much
AND
as
CAMP,
95
consequently
to:
from
protected
the
wet
cold.
and
I have
seen
weather
in
such
happy
camp
with
of
other
no
wall, and
a
not
difficult
a
a
new
poles,
either
case
It has
have
stove
far
dew
is upon
rain
better
third
or
blew
children
and
from
children
in
their
day, nothing
every
way
ones
the
;
serious
guy-lines
make
and
In
posts.
with
tent
that
as
ways
lines
should
women
not
do.
men
for
necessity
a
rainy
part
de-
to
weather
en
wom-
while
and
grass.
shortly
night,
came
is
It
ground.
almost
the
you
sort
it.
put
upon
the
advised
night-clothes.
for
old
during
day
of
to
their
to
some
general, they ought
are
to
If
A-tent,
stay
home
in
down
task
the
trying
top
on
an
to
been
in
;
and
second
the
top
boots
Rubber
the
the
advisable
build
on
should
you
many
A-tent.
an
tent
expensive
already
a
so
the
drilling
from
running
pitch
pitch
or
it
should
you
or
rainy
not
are
not
find
in
day
kind,
of
wall
and
will
women
all
of
accommodations.
limited
kept
dren
chil-
two
week
a
is
it
and
and
there
; but
famiUes,
be
wife
his
through
A-tent
an
all
to
have
with
man
such
Almost
backs
a
themselves
enjoy
the
better
be
IN
expect
men
young
should
they
CHILDREN
of
having spent
after,
and
the
tent
of
turned
them
all out
Excepting
the
misery
it ; and
thdr
in
summer
the
fall all
in camp.
mother
the
into
of
the
that
returned
and
ing
peltnight
home
96
HOW
TO
SUMMER-HOUSES,
built
at
the
that
is
rather
nor
paper
;
often
built
and
or
a
or
in
house,
If you
wish
have
stake
larger
loosen
pull
you
stake
it out.
You
when
or
Small
stakes
in
tree
the
can
do
make
this
soil
the
wedged
will
it
by hitting
"
down
in,
to.
be
that
able
the
too
drive
; then
sides, and
you
have
no
to
dig.
hard
hole
you
to
tree
the
when
the
thing
some-
cook
to
tree
on
is
bush
eat, and
a
of
trunk
the
A
attend
to
perhaps
may
than
the
shovel,
things
all you
use
out-of-doors
*'
for
camping
to
to
can
require
comfortable.
plant firmly
to
down,
cut
plain
first
well
which
have
windows,
needs
are
you
I
as
ingenious
his
you
pays
painted
outer
is
shelter
under
than
the
who
yourself
canopy
among
such
of
nor
;
with
"
schbang
one
any
it
making
better
carpentry
But, where
more,
a
"
a
all the
allow.
week
have
a
:
together
of
doors, shutters,
paper
means
are
of
of old
summer-houses
of lattice- work
nor
even
tarred
knock
;
SCREENS.
large cities, since
our
near
matter
a
BRUSH
of the
said
be
to
seaside
houses
portable
AND
SHEDS,
is little
There
OUT,
CAMP
after
putting
it firm.
ETIQUETTE.
Some
table
things
have
fallen
and
considered
into
disuse
perhaps
best,
essential
in
to
at
home
It is pardonable,
camp..
bring
the
on
whatever
98
HOW
not
expect
the
of
mountains,
but
tongues,
refrain
will
short
from
of
upon
you
favors
of
the
motion
do
reach
cannot
of
bar
will
the
over
need
head,
is
and
to
a
the
head,
have
your
your
your
A
face
and
better
hat
shirt-collar
mosquitoes
reaching
of the
almost
daytime
off
to
The
plest
sim-
mosquito-netting
in
tucked
first
they
mosquito-
a
head.
of
can
you
that
so
have
and
some
well.
thrown
turned
up,
through
You
the
over
to
the
prevent
mesh
to
neck.
way
than
this
mosquito-bar, large enough
head
the
them
your
and
can
trifling
lying down,
yard
wait
MIDGE.
yourself
over
few
a
In
when
cover
square
you
exceedingly
you
body,
sort
easily
AND
FLIES,
or
to
hungry.
summer.
to
your
some
thing
thrown
the
than
better
no
how
and
another
or
by asking
is tired
night,
you
of your
asking
work,
perspiration keep
At
If
speak
can
your
surprising
will annoy
in
and
extent.
do
to
BLACK
everywhere
their
feet.
their
possible
disliked
pests
with
things
you
through
exciting contempt.
party
who
one
walking
great
as
it is
:
ly
frequent-
We
it is.
with
without
MOSQUITOES,
These
do
much
OUT,
folks
young
bragging,
yourself
make
think
much
not
as
member
to
who
marches
Avoid
CAMP
one
any
parties
meet
TO
bed,
and
cover
is to
to
the
make
stretch
heads
a
box-shaped
across
and
the
shoul-
MOSQUITOES,
BLACK
of all that
ders
six
inches
will
feet
if the
of
The
tape, and
stout
then
side
the
sleepers
tucked
thrown
and
so
them
corresponding
that
Bobbinet
lace
for
twelve
pieces
yards
but
a
it
to
fill the
then
have
four
lows
hol-
have
to
something
the
the
on
tent,
It
yards
often
the
ting
net-
common
purposes.
in
comers,
upper
strings
than
cannot
business
the
bar.
fourteen
to
of
in
comes
long,
and
it for
find
cities
principal
by correspondence
two
sale
;
that
send
can
you.
of cedar
as
there
pretend
once,
these
large shops
great
Oil
and
of
or
the
is better
You
wide.
the
do
all
Even
top.
will
**
gathered
"
to
or
the
on
loops
tie up
can
you
with
edge.
strings
or
instead
shoulders
netting
It
tilated,
ven-
bound
the
enough
blanket,
the
cloth
ends
to
well
so
be
the
loose
its lower
loops
and
over
; the
under
over
Sew
be
not
between
be
falls
high.
light
them
sewing
that
may
sides
be
twenty-six
more
should
99
should
to
quite
of
seams
the
in
considerably
It
or
not
is made
top
netting.
but
MIDGE,
tent.
yard
one
durable,
more
the
long, twenty
and
wide,
be
in
sleep
eight
or
AND
FLIES,
and
oil of
in
serviceable
are
great
pennyroyal
driving
patented compounds
things
:
you
will
off
are
mended
recom-
mosquitoes,
labels
whose
try
them
only
I think.
Ammoniated
opodeldoc
rubbed
upon
the
bites
will
in
the
They
the
tent
saw
great
a
hasten
a
they
that
will
drive
in
out
tent, and
moss,
bark,
in
no
with
out
stick
of
sides
it from
that
After
head
small
or
".u:i^
the
other
fish
that
need
you
to
slash
take
catch
then
little bones
skin
the
start
and
taking
the
pull
stick
an
it fast
in
skinning.
on
a
as
the
it
move
pull
will
the
out
it off
one
through
iron
will
catch
Let
skinning.
the
back
would
knife,
where
stout
can
you
skin
awl
chips,
make
you
seaside, you
thus
tail,and
to
of
FISH.
sharp
a
fin, and
tail, and
fins,
men
SKIN
the
smudge
a
changes.
by
cutting
to
wind
was.
windward
pot, you
camp
hundred
body,
Some
the
as
self
him-
he
it with
If
TO
head
a
or
I
flies,if
before
the
to
HOW
but
;
fire
he
the
best, is
the
single stroke,
a
that
again
wood.
pan
persuade
one
the
old
an
and
small
a
rotten
or
you
cunners
back
in
mosquitoes.
nearly smothering
often
When
and
flashed
while
hurry,
great
a
and
noticed
thing, really
your
as
but
once,
by building
about
itching,
gunpowder
flies
out
all, were
at
better
smudge
the
stop
little
a
try it
went
made
OUT.
CAMP
cure.
man
A
TO
measure
say
went
a
IV
HO
lOO
whittle
cut
under
from
side
entrails
and
head
joins
the
side
a
trouble
if left in.
make
the
of
whole
the
save
both
on
the
out
fins
at
cunner's
hook,
to
a
time.
head,
hold
it
EXPENSES,
off
bold
of
so
lot. of
bait
make
to
as
in
and
the
through
up
net
ily
eas-
one
stretched
twine
and
mesh.^
middle,
sink
rapidly.
The
the
draw
caught
make
can
three-inch
a
securely
minutes,
water
You
net.
a
sometimes
are
hogshead-hoop,
a
across
few
in
rocks
out
lobsters
and
Gunners
loi
a
it for
a
of
rush
fish
from
walking
vary
the
prevents
Tie
escaping.
EXPENSES.
The
greatly, of
of
of
expenses
according
course,
other
and
going,
trucking,
land-rent
charged),
and
able
be
to
have
to
spend
a
wish
you
to
mountains
and
horse
be
1
The
mesh
possible,
three-inch
and
If
a
half.
and
mesh
of
a
is measured
net
finding
will
is
time
the
open
so
as
to
lation
calcu-
reach
If
ride
to
and
is
money
by pulling it diagonally
make
knot
a
to
square
a
it will
horseback,
and
the
have
you
than
the
or
camp,
plenty
from
distance
you
the
to
to
march
to
before
miles
going
are
cheaper
freight.
pay
or
will
you
come
climb.
to
what
ought
by rail, supposing
propose
want
wagon,
doubtless
a
you
you
all
at
is
rent
You
these
will
hundred
a
go
where
seaside
travel
to
hire,
where
nearly
this
items
wagon
outfit.
of
manner
principal
camp
you
very
After
cent.
route,
and
account
on
whether
The
of the
cost
reckon
pay
the
to
horse
(if
the
to
or
things.
railroad-tickets,
are
as
camping
knot
of
;
as
far
consequently
about
an
inch
HOW
I02
scarce,
you
TO
than
lodge
at
more
expensive.
hotels,
and
To
the
have
your
pains
stated
make
the
much
weather.
will
Ten
; but
at
pounds
ground)
it
;
;
one
weather.
to
kit
all
need
week
a
to
two
and
TWO
FOR
of
;
pounds
You
the
of
can
ing:"
follow-
MEN.
eight pounds
coffee
is
if you
heavy
fare.
than
rate
there
according
vary
simple
culty,
diffi-
without
be
not
can
you
unless
also
pilot-bread
pound
one
taken
starting,
baggage,
will
supply
of
if
But
have
and
in
pleasure
quantities daily, and
in
with
We
week.
a
can,
your
cheaper
a
week's
pork
the
before
small
food
yourself
ONE
salt
for
expense
live
as
ing
accord-
weeks,
if it is necessary,
bad
hardly
to
ing,
see-
settled
two
miles
you
miles
more
content
can
as
in
hundred
one's
to
is apt
is worth
is little
there
reduce
and
The
and
sixty
food
your
otherwise
can
that
fast
as
go
to
practise walking
buy
can
then
thickly
one
strength,
than
to
to
you
considerably
miles
so
tance
dis-
if
miles, carrying your
from
age,
more
wish
you
is
the
but,
it
question
it
take
already
walking
find
hundred
hundred
a
will
way,
to
the
rail ;
by
will
walk
to
camping.
your
walk
able
go
The
whether
prevent
to
you
whether
on
OUT.
be
perhaps
may
cheaper
turn
CAMP
(roasted
sugar
of
and
(granu-
WEEK'S
ONE
SUPPLY
of potatoes
lated) ; thirty pounds
little beef
A
will
be
the
and
approaches,
at
potatoes
fry,or
our
boil
and
thus
remaining,
We
keep
cents*
breakfast,
the
If
1
The
coffee
days
;
the
four
or
allowance
Held
and
cents
2^
the bread
allowance
pounds
and
of
pork
we
more,
in the
of
ration
potatoes
ten
is also
is almost
can
we
think
we
States
a
army
brown)
larger
nothing.
than
are
crackers
or
left from
We
now.
buy
we
twelve
or
potato
a
take
(damp
for
that
These
and
we
United
sugar
buy
it
beef,
corned
it if
carry.
approaches,
have
eat
stock
to
fry
pilot-bread
we
is
every
our
biscuits.
the
and
ginger-snaps.
three
in
of
on
to
or
If
cook
we
of
slice
the
bread
haversack.
our
chance
a
than
palatable
in
but
of
worth
more
of
for
lookout
a
or
morning
weight
dinner-time
When
it.
of
for
of these
whole
little sugar
a
march
boil
we
pilot-bread, and
some
dessert, eating
spare
; and
much
so
us,
quarts
potatoes
the
eat
saving
soak
also
a
a
and
know,
we
two
next
cook
with
day's
milk, enough
We
same.
the
store
breakfast
The
the
way
in
noon
taken
buy
to
or
mash
supper.
much
out
farmhouse
a
of
end
home
when
have
we
the
look
we
from
breakfast;
lunch
As
on.
press
ginger-snaps,
start
to
were
after
the
eat
we
I
and
you
morning
comes,
103
(half a bushel).^
few
a
MEN.
investments.
good
Supposing
in
butter, and
and
TWO
FOR
off
cut
nibble
a
at
afford
can
pint
of
milk,
is nearly i\ pounds
for
two
that
men
above
seven
given
;
ffOlV
I04
and
make
whose
berries
that
low.
Some
ox-carts
and
or
time
to
detains
save
like
history,
of
dollars
this
the
and
potatoes
a
somewhat
for
when
potatoes
table, for
In
those
I will
; but
I
a
I
went
There
was
toll
of
and
times
on
a
the
We
that
an
is
cerned,
con-
in
on
about
dollars
that
We
way.
day.
admit
back
tain.
moun-
boat
a
from
home
got
weather
two
beef
came
due
almost
once
nearly
part
in
or
is
little
home,
had
fattened
I
did
to
a
up
call
not
father's
my
days.
some
general,
who
a
pork,
and
lose
eating
as
boys.
canal
three
delightful time,
far
paying
sugar,
aboard,
rainy
this
party, and
in
through
coffee,
ate
other
spent
carried
as
driving
seashore
that
run
And
nor
days* tramp
two
in
was
took
least
at
twelve
with
company
five
a
know
to
when
kits
our
our
out
look-
butter
shoulders.
at
want.
we
farmers
befalls,
arrive
we
orchard
season
to
;
go
sharp
and
throw
aching
accident
no
may
exact
pork,
we
we
an
a
in
overtake
;
our
us,
You
keep
slowly along, willing
if
time,
we
wagons
pass
ourselves
we
so
windfalls
the
and
sugar,
days
walk
all
us
too;
pilot-bread,
our
And
fish, or
a
supply
we
OUT.
dip-toast.
gives
pick
CAMP
catch
we
owner
We
of
little
a
sometimes
TO
out
camp
walking-tours,
it will
however,
do
so
for
at
the
a
be
noticed
season,
moderate
or
-that
go
expense
on
io6
appetite
your
if
sick
second
of
days
be
have
the
for.
on
eating
had
CAMP
OUT.
You
as
you
tour
your
you
enough
meals
You
;
have
are
did
this
on
is
overworked
sleep.
yourself
make
may
such
camp.
feel
if
case
not
calls
in
to
return
your
or
go
you
digesting
been
to
TO
HOW
as
apt
you
also
the
especially
first
have
upon
and
liable
yourself,
CHAPTER
XL
DIARY.
all
By
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help
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is
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the
on
of
have
it
write
a
any
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at
diary
All
Third,
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unhandy
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all
with
to
for
great
notes
beg
follows
at
the
if
:
far
I
do
ter
bet-
only
can
that.
letters,
scraps,
with
or
lead
read,
to
or
for
"
you
illegibly
preserve
;
is
pencil,
diaries,
the
you
difEerent
time
so,
you
again.**
try
many
as
an
you
tell
to
lead
written
in
diary-writing
;
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difficult
are
very
such
thing
every
that
written
write
costs
try,
under
are
thing
pocket
Second,
pencil,
in
in
I
"
to
desire
and
long,
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and
reading
to
more.
fail,
you
They
than
the
experience
circumstances.
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all
the
my
tried
are
if
of
thing
if
writing
times,
good
easy
but
it
overcome
results
and
an
of
act
pleasantest
march,
and,
persevere,
cannot
not
prize
will
you
the
:
these
the
prove
after-years.
camp
remember
to
you
diary
a
and
reference.
folly
for
yourself
persuade
to
a
week
or
X07
two,
or
io8
HOW
writing
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and
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with
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copy
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older,
years
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and
eraser
five
than
more
let
nonsense.
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are
you
and
can,
you
you
interest
after
find
forms,
many
that
will
years,
this
diary
nor
colored
which
day,
nor
I like
book;
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at
at
the
them.
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home,
of
in
home
on
and
travels.
large printed
shows
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write
a
summer
of
blank
bound,
home-diary,
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and
take
paper
them
for
blank
a
and
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form
return
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upon
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letters
writing
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vacation
mail
answer
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home,
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save
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page
diary, and
also, when
the
a
ruling
off
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friends
just
sheets
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written.
epitome
those
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write
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I do
diary safely
portfolio with
which
or
when
that
leave
figured, cheap,
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when
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which
onion-skin,"
I
odd-shaped,
paper
best
"letter-
uniform.
diaries
my
not
too
give
a
I did
regret
is
"
use
paper.
diaries
all
had
any
to
now
of
diaries
many
particular size, say
have
again
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thin,
I have
some
so
written
having
first choose
size," and
as
or
all its defects.
with
I
what
when
for, if you
;
extend
can
you
blots,
through
go
scissors
at
its
careful,
be
not
write
all
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leisure.
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Consequently,
stand
CAMP
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prevent
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to
clusively
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a
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break
of dates
diary
of
I
volume,
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buy
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not.
much.
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the
poetry
meteorological
weather
;
milk, say
so,
will
be
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and
of the
some
surprising
when
not
to
bottom
the
"
if it is
a
them
not
of
of
a
name
time, try
the
;
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most
written
but
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one
to
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the
"old
ever,
how-
narrative,
drawing.
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noticed
for
neglect
"
man's
diaries
old
years
it
it will
and
portraits and
my
of
of
memory
picture.
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now
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showed
man
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quart
a
old
old
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in
you
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good
was.
twenty
Do
for sake
the
milk
the
perspectives
exchange
I have
good
a
strangest-looking
fifteen
masters."
"
write
special
a
camp
gives
heard,
attempt
have
you
too
Mention
not
after-yearsthe
recall
mind
never
:
of
in
favor
the
he
than
to
what
draw
for
sweeter
puzzle you
and
instead
;
do
you
If
or
to
try
kind.
but
science.
home
saw,
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plan
undertake
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do
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at
not
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;
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pasture,
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rather
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vacation,
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of
summer
to
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whether
just named,
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book.
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sure
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diary
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thus
quite
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white.
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in
109
when
valise, and
my
the
paper
pen
is down
in
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in
wallet,
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no
the
and
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in
in
haversack.
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after-life.
often
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will
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do
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that
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tions
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of
spur
worth
day,
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so
you
fast
as
as
forget them,
not
them
it
as
a
events
shall
you
the
reading
once
of
note
but
not
this
; and
even
an
men,
many
my
advice
when
time
your
at
and
but
the
the
make
the
body
of the
right margin
of the
page
ruling
boys,
book
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can
else
will
that
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boy is, not
average
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diary
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; and
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days.
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the
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page,
at
year
Thus
two
or
:
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handwriting
write
line
if you
Date
bolder
right
with
reference
subject.
much
of the
left page,
only.
for
of every
day distinctly,with
than
few
it convenient
paragraph
a
of the
end
each
on
narrative.
will find
You
the
thing
any
time, patience, and
write
side-notes
with
index
to
it, nor
undertake
the
of diaries
heard
and
page,
the
and
precious.
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the
the
than
recall
to
stop
and
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make
to
pen,
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oftener
write
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few
a
time
favorable
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find
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easy
halt
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the
paper
any
not
when
as
OUT.
coat-pocket,
a
else, it is
write
my
CAMP
in
penholder
somewhere
to
TO
"
date
left
the
gin
mar-
top
instead
on
of
of
DIARY,
III
1876.
and
Pleasant
mild,
ends
Vacation
next
Made
and
again
Went
to church,
small
boys,
and
mild
Still
Went
and
business
X
AbePs
this
dismissed
the
to
ten
minutes
If
a
walked,
names
for
you
SUNDAY.
and
two
this
Baptisfs
Street
evening,
the
avoid
to
sometimes.
cooler,
but
JANUARY
3,
MONDAY.
This
algebra.
in
me,
to
schoolhouse, caught fire
our
at
all
recess,
hurrahed
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put
i
and
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Mr,
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it out
in
and
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than
and
there.
got
me,
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will
be
glad by
diary
of
the
you
your
dry statistics,such
of
on,
passage
the
bad
were
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like
few
vacation
sing;
we
she
note
you
2,
evening, studying.
are
interested
next
Steamer
fire.
the
you
if
take
for
school.
after
all
Home
so
failed
while
the
went
by
and
shoe-factory,
afternoon
BuzzelL
followed
pup
s
of Centre
not
much
is too
Lyman,
Mary
Je?tks the sexton,
to
way
pleasant,
school,
to
Smith
are
too.
out.
by
Crowds
crowd.
to go
Martha
and
Simpson^
him
home
went
me
JANUARY
Simpson,
Susie
Accompanied
to
Smith,
Susie
White
the
walk
wants
Jameson,
Mr,
put
to
a
misty,
it took
and
on
he
on
Christie
Warm
in J
and
calls
Year
Jenkins,
him
of going
summer^
New-
Ellen
full
is
1,
SATURDAY.
to-day,
yo, Harding
Mountains
JANUARY
at
people
you
meet,
as
usually
some
time,
even
few
to
songs
distances
steamers
and, in general, every
the
summer
you
thing
the
run
that
songs
you
in
your
HOW
112
head
all
recall
Do
that
comes
through
them
not
the
in
write
binder
to
trim
CAMP
TO
the
tour,
our.
and
it
is
pleasant
to
after-years.
so
will
them.
near
cut
the
off
margins
the
writing
of
the
when
paper
he
^OIV
114
which
hours
in
want
to
be
miles
for
enough
that
along
certainly
You
better.
the
every
separate
What
a
fool
in
finished
is
that
o'clock
have
you
is not
have
all the
nearly
as
soon
one
"
have
come
reason
so
;
young
follow
to
The
best
to
yet
pleasant
in
have
lost
have
society
;
for
will
one
still Mr.
very
hot
of
the
that
walk
as
as
that
of
twelve
at
as
plan
you
knowing
For
the
weather.
there
far
rest.
finish
Hale's
ever,
how-
people,
feeling
is
day
it unless
for
afternoon
every
possible
the
heat
necessity.
you
did
gladly
you
the
weather
impatient
too
world.
the
you
and
nature
in
rest
hot
apparent
an
of
that
effort
see
you
yourself,to
would
that
by
that
"
to
for very
are
if
for !
advice
good
locomotive
the
are,
of which
tire
say
the
beaten
you
method
a
all
be
glory of
may
enjoyment
started
The
you
the
one,
the
exactly
you
that
is
with
race
would
then, if you
are,
you
a
think
the
can
that
and
;
fast, and
of
it is
as
Remember
you
you
it is not
what
hours
less
detail
merely
death,
that
travelling in
are
is that
merit
ten
the
and
;
were,
you
occasions,
running
If you
railway-train.
of
out
not
are
you
idlers,
such
on
is all
road
walking-party.
true
a
the
resolute
are
day
a
sleeping-place agreed
on
Even
all
you
the
hours
day.
hoped
OUT.
CAMP
to
five
or
each
eight
get
left
are
Four
upon.
TO
walk
is
a
this
as
good
STILL
STILL
desire
when
River
; but
the
chance
the
road
the
similar
of the
now
that
I likewise
that
would
one
have
had
profit
I wanted
of twenty
afford
not
enough
old
should
regrets
if I staid
take
frying-pan, pail,and
I
and
vacation
I
!
was
over,
if I
than
more
go
was
Simply
that
told
I should
be
the
But
and
staid
at
people
arrested
home.
did
; the
was
not
boys
the
strong
I had
all
same
food
overcoat,
by
my
Oh,
would
I
wear
an
and
axe,
poles
heart
before
father
a
out
in that
hoot
;
cent
didn't
why
laughed
travel
an
hold
; could
tent
cost
not
I
because
to
could
I
not
was
home
county
circuit
a
but
;
borrowed
a
learn
would
home
at
and
walk,
to
within
oilcloth
my
manhood,
loved
it with
load
I could
and
pleasure
I
a
boyish plan
a
large enough
and
eat
of
camping-outfit.
a
strong
of my
I
hotel-bills, and
carry
clothes,
of
miles
mind
young,
untold
me
towns
pay
And
in.
to
when
out
the
see
to
need.
old
keen
had
out.
thirty
I should
that
I
carried
or
to
cart,
my
to
thought
travel
that
given
it been
who
brings
story
laughed
was
when
so
sail.
not
his
experience
it is
and
of
reading
doing
by people
did
his
Connecticut
the
to
of
story
from
only place
he
sorry
amusing
dissuaded
115
TRAVEL.
sail down
to
was
TRAVEL.
TO
an
finallycame,
is
The
tells
young
he
TO
WAY
also
was
he
now
ANOTHER
Hale
Mr.
WAY
ANOTHER
I
of
it.
way
at
and
;
Ii6
HOW
Stone
; the
me
thieves
a
road
dragging
woman
would
his
field,to
the
thing
the
of the
in
by
sing
all
"
yohn
But,
; and
take
to
any
go
to
such
in
of
death
all
after
on
You
that
man
every
all,
join
in
their
skiff, it
to
abuse
will
else.
is
waves
your
stand
walk,
will learn
of
have
value
and
a
to
you,
in
he
will
be
good
few
pull
lesson
wish
for
a
a
m.is-
surrender
give
to
home,
at
if you
to
to
to
severe.
If you
well
and
great
a
did.
I
"
boys
one-horse
"
too
not
you
?
as
be
sport
small
cart
made
and
willing
be
I
made
the
perhaps
stay
winds
being
would
as
but
are
go
you.
nothing
a
you;
means
life
caution
to
that
and
wagon,
every
neighborhood,
your
friends,
advice
you
the
along
our
hearing
How's
"
nonsense
fisherman's
assure
and
punishment
I want
sea
that
But, above
the
;
,
out
young
my
it
through
the
"
;
first
people
and
me.
in
of
end
friends
street
known
known
;
explorer.
own
my
at
girls would
the
was
our
be
and
county
That
of
be
the
whereupon
kitchen,
laugh
me
cart
; and
coming
was
her
on
cent
tell the
baby-wagon,
and
would
boys
of food
would
leave
see
seventy-five
Portland
a
dogs
camping-place;
my
stock
me
from
boy
of
my
my
overtook
crazy
and
up
their
set
out
steal
eat
who
man
driven
would
dogs would
would
men
be
should
I
OUT.
CAMP
TO
to
to
can
the
hand-
taunts,
your
in
a
by
wagon
ence
independ-
if you
learn
CHAPTER
XIII.
NOTES.
HYGIENIC
[This
by
Dr.
chapter
is
of
the
Coues
accomplished
is
taken
adapted
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to
who
has
long
had
and
remarks
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with
experience
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stimulants
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than
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The
recommended
and
officer,
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besides.
history
especially
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any
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camper.
subjects
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reader,
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ornithology,
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Institution.
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naturalist
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to
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Birds
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list
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with
doctor's
Instruction
check
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familiar
become
to
:
details
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book,
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procuring,
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bird-collect-
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Field
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secret
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hold
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difficult
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holds,
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climbing
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particularly
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it
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do
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body
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the
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if any
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will
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brain.
giddy
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faltering
soft
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preceded
you
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way
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the
mule's
ears
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in
out
way
footing
uncertain
tt
This
more
vague
of
a
of
or
difficult
will
work
instructions
what,
see
hoof-marks
safe
:
if
none
going
on.
far
because
but
I have
mud.
genuine
place,
seen
prove
whether
undergrowth.
dense
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TAKING
COLD.
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long
look
erratic, commonly
a
are
land.
on
large
it looks
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surest
if you
:
ground
treacherous
most
than
dangerous
more
of
strengthen
muscles
found, inquire for' yourself before
the
heavy
a
foot-path,never
narrow
confused
stay
or
you,
feet
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not
generally
with
one
crossing
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varied
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train
of
:
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event
any
water]
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float
position.
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no
; in
fording
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stone
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your
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OUT.
CAMP
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swimming
land
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TO
indicates
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"
of
extremes
result
this
of
the
from
"
wet
of
draught
the
article
of
air, the
rest
of
the
whole
the
warm
be
room,
There
is
"
old
an
the
When
Say your
And
"
"
cold
held
with
to
sudden
than
the
the
soon
heated
reverse
a
on
illustration
extreme
said
on
but
stopping
not
:
the
point,
so
lowering
but
its
by going
of
is
trouble.
cold
is
as
subsequent
it
that
seem,
dangerous
noticed
how
entering
on
Frost-bite
was
hurt
temperature
a
wrist
may
more
As
it
get
the
on
has
this.
the
could
water
day.
up,
soul."
one
required
quickly,
of
a
hole,
a
your
one
every
of
out
into
coming
any
cold
himself
picking
save
Singular
handkerchief
room
to
when
warming
at
temperature,
through
almost
key-hole.
a
a
"
spoonful
a
if the
liabilityof
comes
prayers
think
should
I
air
in
remaining
changed
saying,
part
a
by sitting
or
body
is much
there
"
if
not
by evaporation
especially by
or
do
But
as
or
;
suddenly
cold,
death
process.
of the
affect
alone
to
clothing,
ordinary temperature
other
temperature.
can
rapidly cooled,
be
an
into
of
cold
or
the
or
one
change of temperature,
frozen
during
body
a
heat
persons
:
cold
take
to
sudden
"
119
uneqtial distribution
and
No
traceable
nearly always
only
cold:'
TAKING
the
is
a
an
Irishman
not
the
him
to
:
fall,
it is
freezing
elevation, that
devi-
HOW
120
talizes
the
snow,
tissue.
be
must
inflammation,
General
from
the
glow
"
cooling
by
drenching
of
the
indifference,
"
with
make
may
to
is in
sudden
a
even
of
and
of
of
or
it
much
fire
must
that
not
be
is said
kept
the
and
extra
than
ting
wet-
in
and
general
a
especially,
after
able
to
never
care
the
process
of
at
hunt
a
being
your
may
is
socks
condition,
part
to
say
this
function
is
process
Take
critical
or
this
slippers
One
that
"
sodden
of
and
result
the
the
trously,
disas-
business
equalize bodily temperature,
interfered
about
;
up
complete
a
is
would
during
:
is
; but
never.
the
is to
for
feet,
damp
and
fatally.
perspiration
is
fatigue, indolence,
I
somewhat
arrest
apprehended
injurious
difference
perspiration
check
narily
ordi-
There
boots
the
again,
out
go
body
just
is
dry.
the
dry stockings
:
There
sit still wet,
from
by
muddy
are
Nor
uncertain.
and
"
once
body
,1
cold
never
neglect
to
them
dry
Off
But
or
taking
exercise
be
lation
circu-
ensues.
be
to
as
to
re-established,
compensates
springing
tendency,
tedious
long
likely to
part.
rub
changing
danger
about
more
required
arrested
light.
evaporation.
one
to
"
the
against
this
any
so
is
water,
:
with
rubbing
mortification,
in
clothes,
wet
why
gradually
precautions
if
is
part
perhaps
little
OUT,
cold
very
self-evident
almost
say,
in
frozen
safely a
restore
CAMP
This
bathing
or
for
TO
with.
bathing
The
vAitn
secret
heated
HOW
122
taken
be
as
TO
CAMP
AND
HUNGER
to
be
is
one
:
other
for
asks
it.
destroys appetite
for
incapacity
this, food
On
than
to
tired
like
high
at
are
a
after
"
;
before
Eat
lunch
a
lunch
As
sure
of
a
small
add, Keep
be
getting
any
in
to
;
for
supper.
the
the
you
you
table
in
is
few
venienced
incon-
time
meal-
six
over
frugal
scrap
and
of
remnants
cannot
work
can
; if for
a
render
or
regular
satisfyhunger,
not
I would
if there
his
most
how
wash
a
person
starting
; the
toilet,
irregularities
and
;
to
thinking
profitably fasting
or
nice
demand
as
food
its urgency.
wisdom,
soon
as
furnace.
better
to
go
healthy
if it do
appease
and
normally
hours.
take
and
dietetic
without
comfortably
tramp,
change
of
better
the
much
still
may
almost
passes
is
civilization
practicable, a
eight
a
the
short
and
of
lie
to
Whatever
of
far
even
reasonably
man,"
new
state.
state
But,
it
or
once,
and
temporary
means
preparation
and
seem
fatigue, indeed,
simply
tired
home
eat
you
capital
little
leisurely
a
is out,
easily digested
more
a
coming
make
feel
is
fuel
Extreme
this
:
able.
practic-
they might
the
digestion.
after
relished
than
that
sign
a
if
shelter
FATIGUE
related
closely
more
possible sunstroke,
rest, and
instantly demanding
are
of
warning
a
OUT.
or
day's
a
will
meal
pone
post-
so
practical
of
always
the
be
STIMULA
TION,
1
23
STIMULATION.
cold, fatigued, depressed
When
occasions,
other
on
resort
artificial
to
of
direct
should
it
bearing
calls
simply
action,
lift
in
clear
it ; but
such
and
be
terror
behind
dog
senseless.
Under
extreme.
you
are
with
unnatural
felt
at
the
original fatigue
the
from, plus
the
;
time
the
; but
in
stimulus
of
stimulus
pushed
to
to
fatigue resulting
allel
parsame
can
goes
is, you
from
a
the
never
and
till
on
is
expenditure
endure
say
ditches
leap
may
upshot
a
made,
rapidity, only
the
be
suppose
be
you
you
further
of
you
seldom
You
can
renders
if the
:
its influence
tired
real
attempt
an
now
Alcoholic
is not
and
case,
indeed,
But
sufficientlystrong,
drop
when
mad
a
increased
energy
succession
a
:
ditch, and
impression
of
whatever
boot-straps.
speedily
mental
circumstance
as
muscular
impossible.
place,
Seeking
the
"
It
first
into
wise
as
leap
to
this
case.
the
be
your
exhaustion
:
powerful
front,
that
is
to
offer
to
strength
no
by
up
no
expenditure
very
in
expense.
stimulus
yourself
sustained
you
own
words
collector's
powers
gather yourself
may
the
the
their
at
strength
to
confers
stimulant
a
few
a
the
on
inclined
Respecting
clearly understood,
be
that
I have
and
mind,
feel
may
stimulus.
theme
many-sided
you
in
to
it
is
have
tell
on,
not
all
recover
over-exci-
^OIV
124
of
tation
against
the
TO
CAMP
OUT.
Taken
system.
cold, alcohol
is
as
unsatisfactory
as
,
for
remedy
fatigue.
Insensibility
imply protection.
not
is
fact
The
before
than
greater
fortification
a
cold
to
is, the
the
;
as
a
does
exposure
circulation
and
^
respiration
and,
being
the
There
is
fancying
both
no
in
use
you
are
Secondly,
the
few
why
work
and
is
alcohol
of
they
but
one,
no
endure.
"
This
that
to
"
stay by
in
help
a
or
young
equableness
reason
one
corresponding
drinks
alcoholic
their
is in proportion,
is
of
^ect
A
comparison.
old,
shoot
of
glass
fence
the
over
can
ticed,
unno-
friction
The
veteran
they
:
is often
well.
in
(except
the
to
articles
tremendous
may
grog
the
yourself,and
injury)
or
its effect.
smoothly
so
ered.
low-
over
to
stimulus
intensity, but
preferable
qualities,are
plied,
sup-
soon
glow
from
of any
coffee, and
tea,
and
depression
of disease
durability, of
and
is
body
borrowing
value
the
to
the
;
richer.
exigencies
not
and
greater
immediately
warmth
cold
is
waste
be
of
transient
has
system
the
cannot
temperature
The
a
fuel
sound
as
hurried,
all
day
the
use
;
on
whiskey.
had
I have
tobacco
no
say,
as
a
impartial
I do
to
not
so
much
stimulant,
mild
of
its
it in
the
judge
use
muscular
in
experience
that
merits.
I
am
activity,and
probably
I will
field, because
favors
of
simply
it indisposes
reflection
STIMULATION,
is
observation
when
renders
the
on
reaction
turns
to
equal
draft
a
bridge
health.
The
it may
:
of
practically restricted
gratification
rules
golden
breakfast;
liquor.
the
abuse
viewed
a
a
the
an
attempt
eminently
Besides
the
the
following
certain
The
before
drink
even
Serious
are
tions,
objec-
that
distant
science,
and
tain,
uncer-
immediate
intemperance,
physical laws,
to
three
make
may
rum
that
and
defy
to
of
sensuous
never
least, are
at
in
seems
drink
and
alone;
times
prepared
luxury.
glass, seems
joys
unquestionable;
those
tolerable.
naturalist
health
Never
"
at
of
observance
alcohol
through
while
are,
Their
of
of
this
drink
never
bad
for
here
interest
bankruptcy
purposes
part
for
price
round
a
pay
to
the
on
health
living beyond
in
alcohol
and
lation
Stimu-
needed
be
habitual
but
;
use
of
capital, when
infalliblyentails
income
vital
sion,
depres-
action
that
balance
the
vital
upon
chasm
a
physical
any
wilfullydisturbed.
be
suffice
should
appetite,
corresponding
a
and
;
easily to
is
of
principle
simple
are
too
alone
by
porary
tem-
grateful afterwards.
more
followed
is
because
morbid
the
excitation
undue
Thirdly,
function
weed
the
; and
required
provokes
abstinence
and
125
and
being
is therefore
unscientific.
above
may
good
prove
advice
useful
to
by
the
Dr.
camper
Coues,
:
"
126
HOW
Diarrhoea
TO
the
food,
cease."
inches
as
A
wide,
The
same
and
faintness,
usual),
nature
if
protected from
a
A
If
ear.
alcoholic
liquor
have
you
(not
hot), or
too
hurtful
to
the
the
chest
open
to
and
well
remedies
into
the
turpentine,
at
ear
coffee, tea,
any
dread
constant
crawling
fill the
READY
or
If
once.
water
warm
liquid which
METHOD
is
not
the
IN
patient instantly on
breeze, except
TION,
SUFFOCA-
ETC.
air, freelyexposing
the
the
a
insect
use
almost
get
of this book.
DROWNING,
1st, Treat
warm,
not
skin.
HALL's
MARSHALL
hand,
at
these,
not
an
Do
oil, spirits of
have
you
is
not
Give
cure.
and
but
occurrence,
people,
some
is
of air.
p. 55
on
limbs.
and
them.
patient
draught
noted
rare
very
with
the
purging,
and
own
liabilityto costiveness,
are
good
bus;
mor-
(which
its
have
you
keep
therefor,
is
cholera
arms
cramp
work
frightened, but
The
the
with
will
drinks
of
twelve
to
stomach,
vomiting
in
spasms
accompanied
six
produce
may
Unless
warm
the
violent
and
or
cure.
causes
s)miptoms,
tony
glut-
the effect
and
cause,
bandage
around
preventive
a
the
flannel
worn
and
imperfect protection
Remove
"
overwork
eating indigestible
from
and
stomach.
will
from
and
OUT.
from
result
may
combined,
uncooked
CAMP
in
the
the
spot, in
face, neck,
severe
weather.
and
METHOD
READY
2d, In
order
gently
forehead,
the
fall
may
the
one
wrist
all fluid, and
the
tongue
forward,
To
excite
his
slightlyon
turn
the
side
and
a
and
so
the
little
this
body,
is turned
beyond,
irritatingor
veratrinCy
as
time
patient
is
friction
;
but
his
completely
then
again
the
the
face,
movements
patient
^jrpirationtakes
to
face,
on
the
on
these
compressed
side, this
but,
;
on
perseveringly, fifteen
cavity
the
brisk
no
Repeat
(When
and
on
some
patient
lies
the
by
times
only
on
the
of
weight
he
When
place.
pressure
is removed,
position
is
/;/spirationoccurs.)
and
make
the
When
6th,
a
uniform
spine, remoying
rotation
the
the
body gently
minute.
thorax,
the
it.
upon
alternately.
on
into
turn
by
warm
successful, lose
deliberatelyand
a
face
water
not
and
itself,
entrance
nostrils,
respiration, place
imitate
in
the
to
the
cold
5 th, If
under
"c.
ammoniay
dash
apply
side, and
4th, Make
then
the
respiration^
stimulating agent
dilute
leave
and
tient
pa-
free.
windpipe
3d,
with
face,
the
that
127
throaty place the
the
clear
to
on
SUFFOCATION,
IN
on
the
7th,
Rub
the
efficient
and
the
resumed,
along
immediately,
(The
rotation
these
limbs
pressure
pressure
side.
^jrpiration,the
Continue
prone
pressure
commences
the
before
augments
tion.)
/aspira-
measures.
upward,
^xHa
firm pressure
128
TO
HOW
and
with
of
return
blood
venous
such
possible,
time,
to
body
be
9th,
each
bystander
the
Meantime,
slapped briskly with
Rub
the
body
dash
cold
briskly
stantly
in-
be
can
supplying
from
a
time
to
of
the
surface
the
the
water
the
clothing,
wet
as
and
inspiration, let
excite
then
warm,
patient's
covering
cloak, "c.
or
aid
to
heart.)
other
procured,
coat
the
to
for the
8th, Substitute
if
object being
(The
energy,
OUT.
CAMP
hand.
till it is
it,and
upon
and
dry
repeat
rubbing.
Avoid
immediate
the
it involves
as
of
use
the
bellows
or
bath
warm
loss
dangerous
a
all
rough
patient,
the
also
of time;
instrument
forcing
any
and
of
removal
the
; also
treatment,
POISONS.
all
In
cases
of
the
stomach.
evacuate
by
most
are,
a
emetic
an
grains),
of
in its
vomiting
of
warm
of
has
effected
be
obtained,
and
Such
operation.
water), powdered
warm
powdered
should
is to
step
(a large tablespoonful
emetic
tartar
sulphate
draughts
speedy
first
quickly
of zinc
doses), sulphate
with
When
is
mustard
powdered
half-ounce
and
and
the
This
which
powerful
tumblerful
poisoning,
(one
to
(two
already
water
or
taken
warm
to
grains)
two
ipecacuanha
copper
(ten
alum
in
(in
thirty
bined
com-
(twenty grains),
to
five
grains).
place, copious
mucilaginous
INDEX.
Accidents,
boy
run
how
Advice
Afoot,
to
parents,
Alcoholic
75-79,
Babies
in
Baggage
:
lamps,
Camp,
Food,
20,
wagon,
Haversack,
Knapsack,
Overcoat^
19,
Poles,
60,
Pork,
how
Cold
15,
a
26,
wagon,
food,
carried,
48.
47-49.
65.
44,
47.
96.
83,
Fire,
46,
Flies
and
loi.
66-69.
mosquitoes,
Ladies,
31-33.
Yankee,
in
cut
52,
and
for
Lamp
for
pork,
tents,
64,
how
79,
tubs,
32.
and
Shelters,
91.
Sleeping,
baked,
12,
97.
lantern,
61
46.
63.
Mosquito-bar,
Outfit,
120.
81.
96.
"
cellar, 48.
two
53,
baggage,
64,
93-95-
41,
Mattress,
for
for
sunk
fish, 46.
43.
march
on
and
beef,
beans,
98.
64.
Hitching-post,
91.
64.
61,
weather,
Independence,
Wagon,
62.
94.
Hammock,
72-80.
96.
48.
Expenses,
73.
39-41.
Bathing,
69,
Etiquette,
32.
19.
Tents,
of
Cooking,
90.
31.
47.
sluU^
Clothes-line,
Overloadmg,
Packing
keep,
and
Children,
58.
Stoves,
Tents,
96.
62-64.
Cellar,
94.
69,
wagon-springs,
to
Brusn-houses,
63.
99.
37.
60-71.
Care
zz8.
90.
36,
houses,
for
Candles
outfits,
Mattress,
advice,
mosquito-bar,
how
25.
16.
experimentally,
60.
126.
Beds.
18.
75.
22,
sail
ear,
42-46.
47-49.
16,
tent,
bush
x6.
19.
brogans,
or
in
Butter,
61.
35-38.
for
Stove,
and
94.
*
for
lace
Bumpers
utensils,
Cover
Beckets
Boots
16-19.
Clothing,
Beans
Bobbinet
95.
94.
and
Cooking
Barrel,
ladies,
98.
25,
knapsacl^
of
general
Boatmg,
for
Bug
Blanket,
Shirts,
don't
Boatj
105.
32.
Ladies'
floor
from,
22,
19,
rubber,
Brush
Candles
woollen,
99.
Board
55.
"
Barrel,
flies, protection
lining,
bites,
95.
camp,
62-64.
123.
for
home,
small
too
Beds,
Black
instead
days,
return
on
A-tents,
Baker,
55,
first
none
17.
9-24.
opoldeldoc
Appetite,
Baked
1
Blanket,
stiniidantsL
Ammoniated
34.
105.
travel,
to
ways
Tub,
over,
avoid,
to
98.
20-22.
10-13,
69-71,
55,
96.
62.
39-43'
72-89.
131
INDEX.
132
Fatigue,
Camp-stoves,39-S3*
Candles and candlesticks,
Care of
food,
Cholera
94.
126.
morbus,
in
83.
Food,
64.
climbing, 58.
night, 19, 64.
better than
do
to
what
weather,
cold," 118.
"taking
to shirts, 35.
Collars
known,
not
Compass points
Cold
66.
in,
39^41.
25.
how
brought
on
a
Drowning,
camp,
Hygienic
notes,
Knapsack,
11,
need
of camp,
good
not
10,
15,
Lamp
13.
23,
meals,
50.
26, 83.
roll
a
stove,
substitute, 16-17.
41.
58.
pedestrians,
for, 94, 95.
in
camp,
94.
lantern,
foot-travellers, 54.
tent-cloth, 84.
on
for
Lime-water
Liquors
children
61.
and
Leggings
96.
after
16.
outfits
105.
Mts., 34.
trips to White
trip,101-105.
of a supposed
to treat, 56.
how
of
a
and
1
travel, 115.
of
93.
as
42.
sparingly on
walking,
97.
12,
climbing mountains,
ground, 96.
from, 126-128.
home,
17-129.
126.
in ear,
124.
Ladies
1
in camp,
in modes
Independence
109.
122.
69.
Hunter's
34.
before
Farmers,
fatigue,
the
return
Expenses,
to
97.
123.
stake into
to revive
90.
avoided, 56, 105.
do it," 1 13-1 16.
first day, 55.
none
52.
32,
wagon,
oven.
Exercise
How
Insect
tea, 55,
liquors, 55,
a
Etiquette
to
121.
water, 51,
coffee and
oatmeal,
Eat
table,
advised,
25-34.
be
Hotels
"
36.
Drinking
tour,
Horseback
49.
sketches
18.
for baggage,
wagon
and
Dish-cloths,
Drawers,
Drawing
and
Hunger,
be
to
Dutch
Horse
53.
loz*
126.
Diarrhcea,
Dishes, 11.
Driving
cut, 1 1.
Hair, how
64.
Hammock,
60.
Handbarrow,
32.
30,
Harness,
20.
Hatchet,
made,
how
Haversack,
37,
Hip-pantaloons,
96.
Hitching-post, 64,
91.
skinned, 100.
caught in net,
how
26-29.
Daily tour of duty,
to
107-112.
keep,
how
Diary,
"c.,
of tent, 81.
Guy-lines
55.
for wagon,
Cunners,
9-13.
sunburn,
for
Glycerine
utensils,20, 42-46.
Costiveness,
(see^oes), 36.
Getting ready,
44-47.
stoves,
102.
124.
sdcohol, 55,
45-
pot* 4i"
of,
52-54.
Footsoreness,
Frying, 44-46.
44.
tin plate, or canteen,
Frying-pan,
the
table,
97.
it
on
bring
14, 57.
Climbing mountains,
with
safety, 117.
Cover
of, 47-49.
expense
10.
esu'ly,^
for mountain
Cooking,
20.
care
^
Coffee
tent, 60.
for
Floor
Clothing, 35-38.
at
99.
Fly for tent, 82.
camp-ground,
made
xa.
61.
tent,
on
^
protection,
no
mosquito-bars,
82.
Cloth for tent,
how
to preserve,
Qothes-line
hair
short
84.
of doth,
mosquitoes, 98.
and
Flies
loi.
treatment
Fishermen's
Children in camp,
68.
Chimneys, 67,
in nets,
catch
to
55.
51, 52,
preserved, 48.
to skin, 100.
how
Cheap living, 102.
upon,
day's march,
Fish, how
barrel, 48.
skin, 16, 52-*54.
sunk
Cellar,
Chafing the
cold
for
First
safest, 118.
the
Oittle-paths
46.
69.
weatlier, 66,
of to cook
kind
1 1.
68-70.
from,
Fire, danger
101.
hair,
to
cut
Fighting
47-49.
pulline s^ 115.
Cart,
fish in nets,
Catching
122.
tent, 82.
a
01
"
**
25-34.
large party,
Captainfor
61.
S^
54,
Fiddles
not
Lobsters
needed,
caught
in
Lost, whereabouts,
Lumbermen's
way
55,
net,
and
to
123.
loi.
direction, 91.
carry
porl^ 48.
nz
INDEX.
Lumbermen's
travel,
Map,study before
of
92.
should
Route
34.
33,
35-29,
party,
Management
Marching, 50-59.
for
tents, 75.
boots for dew,
50.
army,
first day's troubles, 51.
in
day's fatigue,
second
fast,
how
"
Mark
How
baggage,
on
name
Sail-boat,
for sunburn, chafing, "c., 53.
Salve
of bushes, 69, 96.
Screens
fatiguinig" 54.
day's march
Second
advise d, II.
not
head
the
Shaving
Shelters, 69-71, 96.
Shelter-tent, 17, 19, 70^ 72-75.
114.
a week,
it," 113,
do
to
102.
X14.
xo.
Mattress, 63.
Medicines, 55.
to prevent,
Mildew, how
Mosaic law, 65.
how
83.
for ladies, 58.
53.
to
catch
loz.
Sickness
52.
Offal to be buried, 65.
pennyroyal,
and
Oil of cedar
"c
chafing,
for sunburn,
for
99.
Drowning,
Poisons,
32.
99.
needed,
not
Overcoat
needed
advice
of,
Slippers,
12a
tent, 60, 73, 79,
how
made,
for
Soap
82.
for footsoreness, sc,
tents, 83.
Socks,
86.
56,
Pork
97.
beans
how
carried, 48.
Postal
cards
for
Potatoes
Soldier's
baked, 47.
and
Public
resorts
with
Racing
Rations,
22,
to
be
avoided, 56,
105.
114.
102-104.
not
be
50,
113,
long, 50.
at
halts, 50, 56.
to
prevent
in
mattress,
46-47.
should
16.
preventive
61.
locomotives,
Recipes for cooking,
lost, 91.
Reckoning
Rests
frequent advised,
01
for drinking, 51.
troasers
9.
Preparations,
Privies, 65.
weight
rule
food, 10^.
candlesticks,
78, 81.
outfit, 15.
of tents.
German,
stencil-plates,10.
as
sunstroke,
114.
socks,
for
54.
chafing,
shelter-tents, 72.
rations, 103.
of, 47, 65, 88.
uses
Spade,
to
walk, 23, 51,
Speed proper
needed,
55.
not
Spirits
driven, ^(S.
Stake, how
21.
Starvation, do not nsk,
84.
Stays to tent,
of postal card,
Stimulation,
nature
54.
63.
Stencil-plate
121.
loa
53.
37.
Sod-cloth
Politeness,
"c.,
^
by officer,21.
for, 128.
treatment
Poisons,
120.
for light,63.
for mosquitoes.
Smudge
Sluts
carried
Pillow
night, 54.
first
comrades, 55.
for your
{see beds). 62.
64.
general advice about, 63,
to, 105.
nature
from, 126-128.
for, 128.
treatment
difficult
26, 32.
37.
in stockings, 54.
Perspiration,
Poles
58.
102.
90,
126.
restore
Sketching advised, 109.
Skinning fish, ico.
Sleep on a hay-mow^ 23.
tents, 89*
away
Pantaloons,
19.
mountains,
on
Overloading, 15,
Packing a wagon,
Parents,
102.
19-22,
10-13,
to
Sinks, 65.
'
Outfit,
14, 23,
morbus,
Cholera
53.
,
mosquitobites,
for
Opodeldoc
boots,
and
harness
"
to,
Liabilit^r
in water,
Oatmeal
:
55, 106.
126.
121,
120,
Remedies,
126.
in ear,
Insect
no.
10,
35.
slippers, 120.
nsn,
Note-book,
made,
36.
Shoes,
08.
Net, mosquito.
19.
overcoat,
undershirts, 38.
in shoes, 37.
Nails
of
instead
how
for chafing, "c,
tallow
of, 129.
illustration
Shirts
73-75.
70,
72-74.
made,
good for ladies, 94.
not
98.
pitch,
to
how
Mosquitoes and flies,it,
climbing, 14, 57.
Mountain
Mutton
95.
118.
90,
54.
102,
50,
23,
miles
hundred
93.
23,
9,
16, 22, 58.
blanket,
Rubber
17.
60.
dangerous,
be known,
trees
Rotten
knapsack,
than
better
Roll
46.
beans,
cook
to
way
and
102,
114.
11.
effects,123.
INDEX.
134
Stockings,
kind
best
march,
on
off
take
"c,
Stoves,
when
Sunstroke,
"c.|
for
camping
enumerated,
cold,
better
Tents,
Walking,
alcohol,
55,
oest
kind
in
to
use,
wagon,
make
*'
to
how
make
"
to
how
to
make
how
to
pitch
for,
fly,
"wall,"
20,
made,
M,
when
Tobacco,
Travelling
20.
carry,
73,
86.
79,
supply
Weight
of
Wet
60.
^
121.
to
use,
124.
Woollen
journey,
acquaintanceis,
of
12,
97.
Yankee
two
21-23.
cold,
120*
23.
blanket,
baker,
21.
69.
camp,
19,
19.
43*
23.
68.
58.
men,
ic,
soldiers,
shirt,
xoa.
^ails,
mountains,
weight,
Woodman's
8$.
^i.
in
for
takiug
80.
66-70.
carry
outfit,
clothes,
25.
before
and
87.
"c.,
keep,
on
Weekly
Whims
51,
to
102.
quickly,
drinking,
how
89.
none
to
hand-barrow,
Training
83,
82.
how
Tent-pins,
for
Water
preserved,
to
Mts.,
113.
pitch
how
Warm,
85.
xi4"
miles,
made,
to
loa,
^
White
in
how
80.
"wall,**
whether
Tent-poles,
Wall-tent,
50^
before,
eat
7a.
75.
82.
how
cloth,
A,"
34.
114.
hundred
one
shelter,"
23,
noonf
parties
88.
25.
how
31-33.
25.
behind,
fast,
how
134.
19,
25,
tent,
walk
to
at
made
advice,
into
50-59.
72-89.
cloth
ToolSf
general
man
than
67.
64.
made
84.
1x5.
91.
Ventilation,
118.
tent-cloth,
Tanning
loa.
X
37-38.
96.
camp,
34,
io2y
84.
tent,
boat,
Wagon,
in
Thirst,
13.
118.^
manners
Taking
in
Tub
50,
65.
fireplace,
Trousers,
38.
26,
23,
23,
hand-cart,
around
96.
118.
15,
offal,
for
Swimming,
Tea
for
Trench
121.
Supplies
90.
90,
fast,
with
66.
53.
Suspenders,
Table
cold,
screens,
Sunburn,
X4r34.
expenses,
how
4a.
Summer-houses,
12,
boating,
laa
39-41*
tent
top,
wet,
afoot,
horsebadc,
54.
39-43*
II,
portable,
inside
when
Travelling
37.
into,
tucked
pantaloons
loa.
34.
14.