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THE FARMYJLLE HERALD.
HONOR TOR THE PAST, HELP POE PHE PRESENT, HOPI POE THE PUTDRB.
V0L xiv FARMVILLE, VA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEB 9, 1904. w0t w
CITY DIRECTORY.
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COUNTY DIPflCTORY.
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Lee & Thompson,
Attorneys at Law,
Farm\ ii Va
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J- M CRUTE,
IttHKJ at Lau.
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ri H WATKINS
WATKINS/} WATKINS,
iRKEYSATIJLW,
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vrrouNKY \t
Gff-ii loy, -
\yHITE _ CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
\\' C FRANKLIN
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
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BRICKS! BRICKS!
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lound:itions and. Buildings,
Mat-bine and Hand Moke, Biatoo
r.r i'll
W'.rk. Cen lill ..niels promptly
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IUDS. A. BOLLING,
I. r. UMII.IiOKN
SKi.N I?AINTEI1
WINOSOR HOTEL
ni on Glass. Wood ano Mirai
UkTSai New voa. Situs
noa r,?i.>ar(iD ca no Cmmn
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Exact
Examinations. . ,
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Wc pat intelligence
into examining your
We are careful
thal j on shall have just
what your ivis requite.
Wi- lit them perfect Iv so
thal tlicv will Ik' com
Mr.
lenses Ground Properly.
Hims lhat Suit Your Face.
Glasses lhat Fit Your Needs
h. I. BUNION.
Jeweler and Optician.
ikiii lins mi His Beet
of 1'lrlK
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ii I'i .lise ,,i t tiaralir-rlain's folk*,
i holers sod BUirrbees brinn!*..
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Ml k Headache.
"I or s,.\cni| ye,irs my \i ifc ti.is
il e iiii it hui physicians called
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?tored with nererel omi
neut physicians nml ni ;i ({reel expense,
tils llll
?! ? any kimi ..f work. Ai.out
' oct'lltl tllkitll' ('hlllll.i-r
more than si.yer did
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it, ol Sew I nndnn, Nee York.
I i he \N iiisi,.i. Drug c..
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Any r.-iiieily lo bl
. . nd ishIi
i "! lin- lr..ul.le. Mun Zan
put up in ii collapsible tube, willi
-" ihal ii reaches inaid
applies the remedy where it i- moat
Man /.nu Ktrengthei
d ni res so I bel piles
ure imp : ;n / ,n relieves tlie
pain ulm..-! instantly, heals, soothes,
Koki Ly Anderson
'.Mini tty with S
rou weat,
mum, ir you would
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c..ld cul ..f Borne kin.!
I'.rklnn*
Till the . limul.. un nd to cine an.!
kt this man Milln.ut reen
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Call A
Portun
"I don't know.''
"Then follow her home, .-md And out.
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;i woman's fortune ir I don't knew
N Y Week!)
View ;
iou ervin,*
i here just tuen
"ld lore-let!
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i i.-u's funny l waa
them mym if Hu- nthei
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Cheeifu! I
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' ' ' Do you think th"
?ic when wa shall
be out of .1 bt?
'Ililli i Why rn-'
now that y..ii ai.
Inaur
In Onod Trim.
? .int: to plant
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Sui.ii- W'hv my
"'< fl! ?! pt:
all lin poultry shows, and i!
?lilli,; hut ii
Why Epgs Are High.
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Mill.!.- thing,
dd (hu; Willie .M.iny
- wanning for ofllcs they're bo*
> ,'lhout
king!
Septa; thal ho
re a turn-down collar with a
nit!?Chicago Itally N. wa
He Knew the Firm.
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_, '!,. timi that
ailed."
"I wouldn't like that Jut, "
"Why not?"
"Ifs t..t, much like recelvinK stolen
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Tba Whole Story.
:,tl. tii.in Bea h.-r.. youl
know what ? ii little
? iv from school?
Little Doy Snr.! A good tl me sn'des
bp mkiii'. Philadelphia !.
No Joke, in Boston.
'i ' ' liildnn. th"
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-ll nu- what the n.-.se ls r<,r.
Little Rmi i ion M's for hoi,mi
ti! Puck.
Easier.
? thc m.-e truck
> . am! made oxer a hundred,
klnt; winners?
CelcSflO
iiirnal
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Rt-ady to Evacuate.
He -Teat i tboogbl I sa? stgea of
reparation to BobUlsa - Broo?tro
Iff.
i.? i.tI I'crsiuiallt ( oiiilii, (ul Tom Bl
St. Leela, Mn. tia Stiiillicrn Kail
uni. V. pl. jun,, linn.
libera Railway baja to an
iiiiiee they will on HepUmber 80th,
ul, c| ? nil train lo st.
nilli, conalwtingof loteal daelgti I'ull
I day coocbea, going through
il lum t change Ihe train will In- ni
arne ..r.-k r.'pre-ctil ttive ..f tin
ger Deport?teat, sod tba route will
through Asheville, "I.and nf tba
ll., HexiiiL'iou, louis.
i biota |a)ini- atop
If dei.ired.
Pur full Information apply to y mr
?k.-t Bgeol ..r addi.
tu uv, l>. P. A ,
_ Iii.dimond. Va.
r..r t'.unu
? u .ti prk*
I'inesalre aeta like n poultice.
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MARRIED IN THE TREE TOP.
Lovers and Mlnlater lough! i
There from the Onaleoght of
a Ferorinus St
Bouos
i and in r accepted
entl) they went to
.'llni: of
Mi. lr friends and ip. ,
win ii I! . am.- time to r>. borne Ker
Mr Hooter, Joined
th. Ul
In i ti. li adjoining tb
f< rocka* . i ti,,, property of
hool At the farther entl
ol the ti. ld tl
bed the oppoatta side ..r
the exit, Igeeranl of their Impending
.h.-.el or tba
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tb( cry of alarm and ian
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li IN !'. III s. >MI i
prea. hi i Beni ? binned up one and
? proved hi r agility i?y
climbing soother, i slated bj tbs
preacher, who gait bi r a nu be*
? ty in till another
tree
I bc Infurlati d animal ran around
and around thc 11 ? ? topping.
'I IiIiiMiil- this an ex. . II. ni time lo
? the pall, the mil
rb tv is done, bow. rer, almoal
: io be n :
? i th. re, thinking tbej wera to
death, sod th>- mlnlater
mst iled th.-tu 'l bi r h.-l
I..WC.I the wedding march When le?
lia.] concluded, Partner (Mereeni and
drove up with a load of
Furniture fr..m Binghamton An .1
ilaiiaiii.n was ha.uiiy spoken, iii. bilda
ind bridegroom and mlnlater were
:in wagon, and tba Joy?
fol porty drove to Mr Bangs' home.
roora thora was bm i rj n i
.ATEST OF FISHING YARNS.
[Yuthful Sjiortsnian Tells Bee
on the Maine Lakes Get Tl.
Favorite Food.
\ ndenl ..f Maine
mm bas in that poper boom arm
lah sod beer itorli a, bsj b: I mn
? ami li.. little Baby,
md fur .u ono
ournie.! on fl
rey: We wi re fishing on rae >.f tba
<i iswlck lakes In the spring of IS
!. had I.ecu enormous
lock in tba afternoon wa beard
i peculiar soli
tni of root.- So w. eos! t., In
?II nearing tbe shore uer.'
in prised to find B larne black beor dig
? inn up ? to bael Blas t.r a
ind.
We lay low to watch, and what do you
hlnk ha wan doing! Why, he a
nus, and after potting ni., fat
, 1, of lils fol
? l ? MBA
. ventured out In th.- lake on an old
iriken lon, put down Ills for. t.-.-t m tim
tt.-r and actually scooped out hBga
out BO thick and fast that he almost
mi Aftei awhile, thiaki
| tlc i. WSI ciioiiL-li fish tor us. tte put
i olino Inti! In his head. Talk al.oul
h! On 1 BOIS In;, trout
0 r.-. t ?!. Bp on which two jolilin cut's
?re con Well, we
lillie.', 1 kOd, WfSbtOg to F0
rs tbs tobi alive I Just thr
arskln ov.r me and got down on
tours, and tboSfl cults followed nie
rht Into camp, thinking !t was ninth
The rahs I afterward aold fbrfSSeei h.
rt the hide t.r the mother hear, which
ls a very lam.- one, hrought mo 140,
ihoilt
'. on tba hank Well, wc went
rk the next day anti barreled up 21
rrels of thc ' trout Tho
left to r?'t In the sun We put
iso fish In cold ntorane and wo have
no of them yet
iVhen troubled with constipation try
aaberlein'i stomach and Liver
rhea ar.' easy to take iiti.1
duce no griping <>r other unpleas
? elTect DJ TOO Winston
Bf ('"?
Iliicltlen's Arnica Salo.
rlil-wi.ie fame for marvellous
ny other salve, lo?
ll, ointment ..r balm f..r'
?is. I Ic-rs.
.it Rheum, Porer Borea, Chap
1 lian.ls, skin Kruptions. Infallible
IM--S. Curegaorenteed, only- .'-".
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ALASKA A GAME COUNTRY.
Territory a Paradise for Hunters?
At...linds in Big Fish nnd
Animals.
AlastVa ls a big eui.try and lt has hlg
'.' ld am! Stn
blggi st beru
. eat mountain sheep sad the Idg
. .mon anfl nniyllnn In the world.
All of thone are ph nt Ifni an.! .-.iii he tak?
en under United lullons.
Tlmo was when Alaska an.! Siberia wera
thnunht hy many bj ayoonymoua, and
with.mt any Idea of Just what WBI BMOOl
bj altbi i liar , ? ul .hann, d In
? few years, ead OOO A'..-ka ls not
so very far away fi mah?
out, it hus been toned to be bi
Imt an Inti;. uninhabitable
country. Il ts without .lon'
game country on tl
rant.- lt is th?- i the conditions
an- right for thc mell ' gama
animals and hlrde.
Th.- biggest inountnln on tho North
m continent || |g Alaska anil ls
Well nam...! M, Kn le) Bj thi I
always fhfrtiKht thal Alaska was "away
up north." didn't yoof Look on your
maj. and you will BS ? leav
l0| leattla for DateI Herl - i rall ut?
most da | ti) Barth of
? bo thai in r.Hiity th* ai si ead of
not -flt h north of Hie latitude
nf Japan
A TREACHEROUS ANIMAL
rh.- liluck Panther of Afrlon More
looa Than the big gel '; .
?Feared hy Ti ni
of all tba Lin. dam none ls
?OTB iinappn.a. hal.li ami moretreach
n.us than the bloch poothoi isyi M>
'lut.'s Magaalne Hailing from tba
ll ii t of ?i( d( ? ?; ' Bl African Jungle,
inn- ud aoppta of body, alert and Barr?
ios, this steal tb maraud, i . x. ? eds In f. -
"o< Hy even a Bengal tlgi r. He is the
.lily big felloe that ihe lion tram, r does
,,.t ri ntiire to inri.
if.solute]) distill*-ifni that h>
huns , v. ti the llghl of day Ofti n ka
rill lie all day long in a tins I J coi tier of
shifting and
Bren the fet ding
cu! whee pandemonium
B h. Ii hun:
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mi impa. tsof hearj '
apt to hare sa . ff..?? ..n him.
!o may lie eyeing his. hunk of ra
uaplcloosly,sod not renton forth until
eaned and tbe la
.-ff; to tear m.at from hones ?lth his
.un. w bite f-mns In fat i an ai
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urns 00 his own kind, and In many lil?
ian, cs lt ls Impoaalhle to cage him,
\.n '.t Ith a BU
APANESE FLOWERING BEANS
, Novel Climbing Plant That Has Re
rout I. pillar?Come In
a Variety of Tii.?
One scarcely knows whether to call
lu- novel climber that has recently
? o popular a dwarf a Nt
glOOt Sm ai,sonia Tbl BOOM "tl"W
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in'rally kn...' ?
ppropriote, bal lt seems to .ling to lt
Introduction from Japan, as lt
goa to thia country known ns tba "Jap
tstrla hean." and was found to
? Mi. h ii profuse I it waa
nm.-.Hat. ly dabbed "flowering hean"
Tba white variety ls especially lux
riant in its Bowering and lt ri r> cl.tst*
hhs thc white wistaria In Its
anner of producing the Immi aaa Bow
ClflStera, and the form of Its indlvldu
flowero Tho sw,tt poa form or ita
minis and Its fragrance als., nit. s lt
strikinn reeeaabku wblta
vansonla. The |dnk and Beerie! vorio*
BJ ot lowering heans also closely re
mhl" the su..t pi ns. or their friend
e Bwenaonla; bo! ls tins.' al! re
mblooea to tba wistaria ls lost, as there
no tra. a .?f the blue tin!
90 In these (ariftj elli
HE LAND OF TO-MORROW.
ttle Robard for Time in Japnn Un?
der Ordinary Conditions?Qrerit
Change in Time of War.
In the countries over watch Spain
ld rule the El
1 In "manaiih," mooning to morrow,
d In those counirlc. to-morrow an?
ora Just as w. ll as to doy. Hut .-von
tbaoa countries there bl nothing
ilch compares with tin- J
.'ard for time
rt..- Bil ' little more
? p, yat a little moro alumber, yet
little moro folding of the hands In
it." In Japan the tran?!. r Bl
A little more tea, one morn
ok.- and tba folding of the legs io
lapan la, under ordinary conditions,
? Load of To moiro'.i, soya t1
rk World Winn tbs Hm.- COBIBS to
quickly, she ls tba Han.I i.r Instant
Bt Sin- strikes .pilckly, and,
an Am, ii.-an natal .>fll. ? r said the
,. r di), "that ls why Japan has
<lo lt nn.l. i~t.I that srtc In K"lnK
carry on this war Bl mistress ,,( n,,,
item f>
Snakes aa Rat Catchers.
h?kkas ar.- nol infn (ju. ntly employed
rat esteban in tba Phill].
arly all of tbe older bang?towi ls Ma?
il ptaxseaa what ar. called
boga reptlli
ti, ntly up in th>- r.s.f and lit.- .,n rata,
ia, and
ely, If ever, Icao tin 'rah,
mallest Coin tho Maltese Grain.
'h.- ?nsllrol .-oin tn tba world hav
a genuine circulation In probably
HoKosa iiiln.' a tiny fnmment
bronze ahout ns Hg and round aa
top of a slate pencil, and worlh
I OOO-tWO?th Of a ptllU).
BbBorgB?BJ M<'di( im-.
is a groot convenience to hers at
il reliable remedies for use in cases
Boodoo! and foTalighl injuries and
BOOtO. ? K?,M' lininient ami ont*
t iri fatt t."i..ming a favorite if ind
ity is Chatulierlain's
n Balm. By applying it promptly
cut. bruise or hum it allays the
l and onuses the injury to heal in
ut one-third the time u-ually re
reil. and as it is au antiseptic it
lents any danger Of blood poiSOn
When Pols Balm i- kept al limul
.rain BM] DO treated In-fore (afloat
BB_ iii. which insures ti qnick
overy. lor sale l.y The Winston
jg Co.
MEDICAL BREVITIES.
A Japanese physician announces that
Barool from tho blood of goats will curt
rattlesnake bite,
Whit.- bro?I hunplloa moro available
nutrients to thc body than bread madr
from graham, entlro whoet, or any other
kind of Hour milled at tho present time.
A Hussion nmdl. al Journal nays a high
tribOtS to tho skill of tho Jop&nceo. phy?
sicians, whom It declares to be almost
Invariably well educated and conscien?
tious.
Prince D'Aronborg, president of the
Suez Canal company, hos Informed tin
Kroneh Academy of Medlclno that Palu?
dal fever, popularly known as marsh
fever, has disappeared from tho canal
strip aa a result of the crusade waged
hy his officials.
In the Canadian house of toniinMOS
nth, It i; Macpherson, speaking
ahout cinarettea and tbe growing use of
morphine, cocaine and other drugs, said.
"I wish to tell tho house that we have
ni the market a patent nostrum for thc
un- of catarrh which contains Ave per
.-nt of cocaine The rest of tbe com
I iou nd la Itoracle acid. 1 have known
women ad men to become useless, to
one their positions end to lose their
minds as the result of the uso of OOO*
tums of this kind."
lu bpeaking ot the danger from ltbrar
BB, Hr Canfield, llhrarlan of Columbia
inlreralty, says: "Many persons, eveu
imong those who give their attention
inly to good hooka, read too nuu-h
lhere is a vant BSBOOOt of mental dys
Ifl thu land, particularly among
romeo, woo constitute by far tba lergi i
i.trt ot the reading pul.Ile. They should
-s and think more. Education
md thu great Increase lu the number of
millie libraries arti responsible for the
c. y toward an overlndulg
?ii.-e in the reading habit."
A startling possibility?-wo may go so
? say probability?is put forward
ry a Washington scientist as a coin iu
i..n from his lahoratory work. An
nnry thought, bs says, a thought of
i lin.-, a had thought of any kind, breaks
iiwn a living ceil. Grief and worri?
ment also break down the cells, while a
happy thought builds thain up
thus be created. Modem
: lending In this direction tl..?
.mer ot mind over matter. The th- OTJ
H. t-iit one tn the tendency of Its
SCIENCE SIFTINGS.
The groot hulk Sf chalk ls com
f eight different Species of
ny shells.
iriflg of wood curls up owing,
i contraction OO OOO aldo and ex
melon es tha other. This axpeoatoe
accelerated hy what la known as
in "hack Iron" or "cap Iron" whltiti
In m..st plOOOO
A scientist Rays that a caterpillar
innot seo more than two fifths of an
afc sbSO? Tho hairs on the body
o believed to ba of aa much use as
i eyes in letting lt know what is
ting on around lt.
A successful moth.ul of making
nod proof against Isith fire and dt>
y la tstlng Introduced In Germany.
Ba SOUS Of the limiter ara emptied of
r In a vacuum and Ailed with sui
uite and borate of ammonia.
The fact that day birds become noo?
rna] at migration times, uttering
?d on no other oooaalon In tho
ar; that they fly at a Rpeod beyond
..lr ordinary powers and nt heights
yond their ordinary haunts, l.-ada
r, Catke to believe that they possess
rtttatr powers of flight and Roaring
me prlnrlpln not employed on any
her occasion and hitherto not taken
to account by naturaliste.
It has been observed that Imme
itely preceding storms an unusual
munt of scum appears on the stir
?o of ponds, and In a recent Issue
landon Nature a plausible eiplana
m of this phenomenon attributes lt
chango In ha rom.-trio pressure. It
suggested that tho scum formation
due to tho rise of marsh grass from
i oozo at the bottom of ponds fol
vlng a aiidden fall In the barometer,
?saging weather chango, the gaa
rrylng along with lt some of tho
ld matter of the ooze, thus forming
>. scum.
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.
Isaac Townsend Smith, Slam's consul
neral at Now York, ls au active man,
hough 91 years old.
'apt. lt.Tiller, who will seek the north
!,- un behalf of the Canadian govern
? iit on the Gauss, has high hopes of
~0C89.
Prof. T. York-Powell, reglus pn '
modern history at Oiford, lately de
I ta one of the ahlest historians
the ago.
'..1 Ooalbo, a prince ortho royal blood
Hawaii, will furnish tim money to
.t a handsome temple In Cincinnati
Ibo colored Knights of Pythias.
lanatOT Mitchell, of Oregon, ls the
I tn all tho history of thesen
WbOSe s.-rvica has Included thr.
it terOH separated by periods of pil?
cal retirement
Irs lilli, an artist of Tacoma, Wash ,
t I...-n commissioned by linn af tba
.tern railroads to execute for tba
ilsiana Purchase exposition Borstal
illustrative of the scullery of
.shlngton state.
.l.-nf L ll. Chandler, H. 8. N, ma
I torpedo flotilla so
out hem waters lately that I
...ly has sent him to the orient to ob*
fl tbs n,..vein,nts of the mikado*,
H permitted so to do.
ncr Hugh J I>-i', who two
rs ago went to Wales, Alaska, for
trotted States government to look
?r the reindeer and the natives, hos
tbllshed a t.-mp. ranee camp there,
I has dealt so fairly but firmly (as a
ties of tko peace) with the lawless
drunken sot he found there that In
oar there has been but one case of
nkonneoa.
Siltl a Pile on liaiiilrerlaiii's I'ougli
Kerned*,.
l.i Gbeaaberleia'i Cough
ii.ily for mon' than twenty years
it has given entire satisfaction. I
B sold a pile of it ami can recom?
mit highly. Joslin M. Kiiiinkv,
ton, Iowa. TlMI will timi this
icily nj ginni friend when troubled
h a cough or cid. It always affords
ck relief and is pleasant to take.
sale by Tbe Winston Drill*. Co.
mn's Hy- p.-psia Tab lets cure irnli
tion, dyspepsia and strengthens the
mach.
BEANS AND BEAN REFUSE.
They Can Be Disposed Of to Most
Profitable Advantage In the
Poultry Yard.
Tin- canniest h. n woman I know has
fed bSOOS to h>-r Hock all wint.-r Sho
claima BS li i from
their uso Taking Into BOBOOOt the
fact that the bSOS Wera SOI parti, ul.tr
ly weil house.I. and that their other
rations consisted of corn, oat* and
buckwheat, I mn Inclined to Join SOI
In this opinion Heans an- rich In
prut.Ids ami rarlrohydratcs lu this
Instance they helped to furnish the
constituents for eggs, for when .-very
body'B Inns w.-re loafing; this Ho, k
wero attending strictly to th.lr .lil?
lies. I may say that tba biddles look
up tbs b.-an habit" th.
tho fall Ihe beans were cooked twice B
week for the pigs. The Inns would
crowd about the receptacle In which
tbS I'.'.'HIH were Jilli, i'I alni OBI lo re?
pletion when they could get an abtin
?f other food. Hy the (inn- th-y
went Into winter (garters they OBOS
laying well, and liny continued tu do
so all winter. A percentage flf tho
boan crop ls unmarketable from being
broken and stamcl If slmpl" ...ok?
ing will cu,vert this waste Into a
valuable food for the poultry shall wa
?md tin likewise?
Th.-re ls another product of |
thrasher for which I wish to BOOBS B
word ,.f prslsa; that la tbs dry los
dirt which comes from the rollers,
bushels and bushels of lt OOS ii
often too mu. li berried in tba busy
IO secure BO a.h.jual.- supply of
dry earth for winter use. Tba
thrasher win flo this for yoe sod de?
posit it upon the barn ll.sir, ail na.ly
lev. led into birr, bj N"t S
pound shall ba wasted on our prem?
ises no long as we keap hens, iii"
fowls love to BCretCB and du.-t them?
selves in it. ..ne member of tba family
even declar.-s tbOJ aol if, this In .nhll
tion to its BOraatsgaa ss sa abaorb
eot Sat,- ih" bees dost and your
fouls will ba healthier and happier.?
Kural New forker.
LOSS IN CROSS BREEDING.
Poultrymen Who Want to Maka
Money Should Stick to the
Standard Varieties.
n> croea braadlog wa mesa tba mat?
ing or two distinct br. .sis with lin* ob?
ject or producing, BOOMtblog b.-tler
than tba broader boo find lo tbs ao*
tobliahed br.e.is w.. win ai tba sol
K-i gey tba! we do sot sdi ?
farmer to flo this ir be ls looking for
profit from tba r.suits. If a man
wishes to play wHh nature to see
what tbs resell III be, Hiern ess ks
BO objection lo his ei*0
The man tko! bo 0 breads with tbs
hi. a of astObllSblDg a mw- and |m. pil?
lar broetl ls almost certain to be dis?
appointed. It is Bite.-ether unlikely
that he will be able to pr.since any?
thing BOPerlOT tO IbS breeds I
Istlng If hu illd lt would bs ah.uif Im?
possible to make anyone else think so
and lt would cst a good flsol Bf money
to advertise the new breed. Then the
sale of a few birds would virtually
throw the br.fdlng open lo tho world
with little hope of financial profit to
tbs originator of the lue..,]. It takes
at least ten years lo produce a new
bretti by crossing This waa tho case
with the Orpliu/toiis, Cross after crosfl
had to ba made !.. gat SfcSgS 'md color,
IOd then several more years had to be
spent In fixing tim finalities, ao that
tho offspring would tm fairly true to
typo The man that tries to make a
fortune out of tho creation of a new
brood ls In the same category aa the
farmer who tries to product*, a race
Sorse that will fcessSBB worth a for
une. In either case tho prlSBB are
10 few as to bs not worth considering.
For practical purposes lt ls far botte,
n stick to the eotsbtlahed breeds and
?provo thom than to affmnpf to
?reafn now breeds hy crossing l'arm
>rs' Heil, w
SHUTTING UP BROODY HENS
t. Convenient Way of Taking Care of
Such Fowls as Are Not Re?
quired for Sitting-.
?vary poultry raiser has soon tho noell
if a convenient place fur shutting up
iroodlng hens not ISaOlfOa for Sitting.
rim Illustration shows what we use for
hat purpose. Tho wheels permit the
lally moving of lt to a cb an place. The
II0M1: rOU HU.?)|iv BOHO.
(.?nd out for handles and also
fiord a roosting pases for tin- h< ne.
in- rh.pinn roof sheds water, alni hens
ra kept dry In w. t weather. Half of
lie back ls covered with arovao wire to
ive light and ventilation. Hy |
bte side to the south, the bens have
f sunlight, lt hos no floor, lt
light to ba mad,-of light wood and not
10 lores to be essll j wheeled, v.
Irt carriage Robrer, In
rotriS Farmer
Oreen Pasture for Geese.
Geese are "grassers." and will do well
a gr.-.n pasture If they have access
1 a cr.-.-k 01 lake BO much thu bstSBRj
ut they can BOOOaoasafO?J grown with
llt water to swim tn. In fattening they
>e.! some gts.d sound grain every day,
: for their I
> sell ami good on the home dinner
.bin. Hut th.- BOOfc must know how to
Ok imam "r th.-y will have the cbarac
r| tl. e, goa flavor, which ls guli orally
? ry distasteful to American palates.*?
Uland Farmer. ,
A new theory that is provingaueesss
il in the cure of Coughs, Lung anti
rooehisl sffei
fixative Hone) and lar. Iiii- reined)
mu,'.is, beak tbe membi
uing of the throat, lungs and lirondi
?, w?nis off Pneumonia and
ena tho system generally.
roup nml Whooping Cough disappear
?fort* its use ns snow before tba BOO
' Boring. H's pleasant
I todorsoo Drag Oo.
Rig bargains are oetng BOM in NM
er wash-got*!*1, negligee shirts ami
.en's women's ami tiiibireu's low
it shoes at W.T.r-AKK
tr
tu
Ts
fro
al
Expansion.
"Bo you have quit selling gold bricks
? duning bunco ga?tea," aald thi
old-time, pal.
"Yea," answered Mr. Coane lt ls
foolish to run around Ute streets picking
up a thousand here or there. The thing
to do now la to open an office and hats
p. ..plo send you tbe money by mall."?
Washington Star.
Including-.IV
"1 suppose," said the newspaper clerk,
who was Axing up the death notice,
"You'll want the regular form: Veto
tlvee and friends are laaBOttlbltj In?
vited, etc.'?"
"I.emilie see," replied the widower,
"metres,you'd better say: 'Relatives and
friends, also the neighbors.'"?Phila?
delphia Press.
That's No Lie.
B-me m**n art* natural lf?,1f rs b?rn.
And J"me ara puts faade.
Pf' mn win fnma, through politics,
And *.me g?t coln In tra.!.-;
It.it af thf anitra crowd on Hirth
Tl.v?.> form but a sinai: ?
For thi? averag* man prefers lo
Ar.,un.I ami ulva ? I
?i iiioliuall la,iuli. r.
IMPORTANT OMISSION.
"What lroohs are 11.os.- you are pack
It. ??. Il.-nry?''
? li ? tbBl ? t "f OOS Hundred
Bast H.?.ks the! foo: i lobuy
last fall."
- ! looked ail tbroogh th. ui thi'
(norning for BflBsSffclS| that would gin:
?'"IIS on how to pa. I. hooks."?
? Tribune.
A Ballad of a Bad Baby.
Alsaaaiss m.' i at Ivttskl,
\\,.ulJni inti.,! ii lit ll- I'lt-ril
M..nona took har sllpp.-r.iualtt
" ahei bt-hiiul tha houakl
i'.sk her inti acr-uae her lapakl
(Ml Ins him it ai'itiikakl llegl I-'
Bleee teat Oma hla maaena'a Jayakf i
Ia a In . 1 ,)rS?
. sba.
His Programme Arranged.
"I know what you've come herc for,"
aid little Willie. "You're going lo ast
ny sister to be your wife."
"Oh! Why do you think so?"
" 'Cause 1 heard her Ullin' ma she
rae going to git you In a corner to
ight and mako you say lt."?Chicago
{.. ..rd H.-rald.
His Excuse.
"How dare you, slrl" exclaimed the
tKllgnant girl.
"1 BSOl?Bt help lt. Maud," pleaded
ba now penitent young man. "You
tare so maddeningly kiesable!"
Still, lt was fully ten seconds before
he quite forgave him.?Chicago Tri?
une.
Her Experience.
"This race problem ls a dreadful
liing."
"Yes," answered young Mrs. Torklna;
whenever I see Charley peta pencil and
'?gin to figure on the entries In a race
know there's going to bo trouble."?
Washington Star.
Another Sufferer.
Johnny-Dad, what do you tall a
ian when his wife dies?
Father?A widower.
Johnny?Anil what would you cell
lm if he married aguie?
Kal ber?A blithering Idiot?Ally
loper.
Tha Popular Idea of It
"What's the matter with your hua
and, Mrs. Grihhleeon?"
"Oh, tho dot tor says hf's been workln'
>o hard."
"Why, I thought he held apoliticalof
ce."?Chicago Hecord-Herald.
One May Wish.
Tommy?Ma. I wish you'd gimme soma
ike.
Mother -Tommy! Didn't I tell you
it to ask for cake?
Tommy?I ain't askln'; I'm Jest
t liiilailclpklaaj'ubllc Ix I
Her Impression.
"Did you ever make anything by get
ng Into tbe swell set, Mrs. Parvenue?"
irse, I did. I'm told that short
aft.i ward I made a beautiful faux pas
whatever that Is."?N. Y. Times.
Making Heraldry.
Merchant?Phew! Two hundred dol
rs ls pretty sleep for that trade-mark.
Mrs. Merchant Oh, g.-t a good one;
r grandchildren can use lt for a coat
arms Detroit Free Press.
How Changed!
"How did you com.- tofall In love with
amma, pop?"
"Oh, my son. she happened to be play
% In an amateur pantomime "~ y<>nk
inan.
Aaaong Our Obligations.
The Professor?We owe a great deal
?i
Prlend?Yes, Indeed. To chemistry,
r Instance, we owe a great many of our
Md**?Jadge.
that awful grinding, alni.lung pain
UM BOSk is from ll,.- kuli,
Pineulea will cure it orso siflbt,
ii-iiles is fi DOW discovery put up io
WW way. A delightful remedy ami
Mille tor all Kidney ami BsBO-SJ
elides.
Ia*. Taylor, or KssO-UlillB, bal
Hil diseased with kidney
i bladder trouble for 90 years. Ile
?ry known remedy without
mil boooftii until ks sssd Pieeolss,
is new disc..tory cured bim, and Mr.
ylor advises all persons suffering
n kidney or bladder trouble to get
.ottle of l'ineules at once.