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What Wh li Kith Rio Soil SoilA SollA T TA
A soil which Is able to produce goo goocrops loocrops
crops Is considered consld red to be be a rich 11011In
In order ord to produce good 0011 crops n sol solmust
must supply n sufficient quantity 0 0the
the food required by tbe plants TbaIs Tha1s
is to say the plant must be able t tobtain
V obtain enough potash lime magnesia magnesiaphosphoric mngneglopbospbJrlc magneslphosphorlc a
phosphoric acid Iron sulphur Ollt Olltwater anr
r l water from tbe soil to supply Its needsand needand
and It any one of these substances II IIabsent I
absent or not furnished fnrl sbed by the soil Oil h hullclellt I IS
S sufficient quantity the soil will not pro produce Ilroduce pr prduce o
duce good crops cropsFew cropslew cropsFew
Few farmers realize that their soil soil1j I Icontain
1j contain very large quantities of thessobstances
substances The trouble with n pOOlsoli
soil Is not that It does not contain plano planfood
o food but that tbatthe the plant food In It t ran rannot coannot
rYji not be taken up by plants The toolIs
I Is locked up And the plants cannot gelIt ge
4 It and oDllsulrcr suffer accordingly By D far th thgrMter thgreater
greater part of the plant food In ever erersoli every
y soil 801118 Is In such a form that It cannot b btaken htoken btaken
taken up by b plants But every sol soil IInndergolng I Iundergoing
undergoing n continual change b bwhich
i lj which small portions of the
fi plant food Is dally made soluble nn nnin < 1 1In
In In such n formthat form that plants ran use It ItIt IttI itIt
tI It Is within the > power of the
4 1 to cultivate nnd manage Ills farm farmsuch In Insuch InIt n i
> It such n way wa that tile quantity qu ntlt of It plant plantfood plnntt planfood t t
t food released each year will become becomemore hecomoi
i more nnd more each year ear In such suchcase n nrase aense >
case his farm Is growing richer It ItIs Itr I IIs t t
r Is alto possible and very often the thecase th thcase e
t case cnsel that a farm will bo managed In Insuch i isuch n 1
J such a way that the agencies which whichrelease whichrelease 1
1 1 release the lockcdup plant lant food will willdecrease willI 1
I 1 I decrease in power from year to year yearIn yearIn >
t F In such a case hIs farm will grow growpoorer
1 poorer not because becall e the plant food In Inthe InI 1 1the n
I the soil Is exhausted but because bec use by b bbad y
bad management the farmer no longer longerhas longeri long r
i has a sufficient supply of plant food In Inhlfl IIIh1B it itrt
rt his soil In u form available to plants plantsTie
j i I Tie T e most Important agency In releas releasing releosng releasIng ¬
ing ng the lockedup food In n soli Is issupply a asupply aI
I supply of decaying < vegetable matter matterBecaylnB matterDecaying
1 Decaying ecaylng vegetable matter forms va various vsrlous ¬
YH rlous acids which net upon the soil soiland Sol Soland I I
and decompose It t Decaying vegetable vegetablematter regetablmatter c etnblo etnblomnller e
ff matter allows the growth of minute minuteplants minuteplnnts minutplants e
plants which also act upon the soil soiland solion1 soili
i and release Inert plant food Humus Humusas
l as the decayed vegetable matter In soil soilis soliIs rollis 1
is called Is very Cry Important In n soil soilfor foilfor soilfor
for other reasons but It Is certainly certainlyvery certainlyvery rtalnlyf
very f > ry Important In aiding to provide provideplants plOldeplants providplants e i
plants with WI a suply supl of plant food from fromtbe tromI fromthe m em i
I the soil A soil containing much humus humusIs
Is always more fertile than tll n the same samecoll fameI sans sanssoil e
I soil with little humus and one reason reasonfor rrnsollj n nfor
j for this fact Is that Already stated statednamely statednamely < 1 1Domely
namely that the humus nlds In bring brln brlnIng bringIng ¬
ing the plant food to such a form that thatplants tbntplnats thatplants
plants can use It ItTbe ItTl1e 1tThe
The most natural method of farm farmIng farmIng farmIng
Ing Is to utilize as much as possible tbe tbeplant tbef th thplant e
f plant food already In the soil and re reeort resort resort
sort to fertilizers only onl to supply the thedeficiencies thede1lclencles th thdeficiencies e >
deficiencies of the soil sollDr Dr O GSFrap GSFrapI S Traps TrapsPhD
I PhD of Raleigh in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaFanner PhlladelphloI PhiladelphiFarmer a i
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Howto Get EBB EBBThe EnThe
f The following from the Baltimore BaltimoreSun
1 It Sun Is just as good as It would be if iftaken
i taken from the columns of the best bestpoultry bestpoultry bestpoultry
ftl poultry Journal jOllrnalln In the country
It It costs In actual money won e one dollar dollara
a year to keep a hen and the h hon n lays
200 eggs there Is a net profit of 100 100per 100per 100per
per cent even though the average averageprice aT averageprice > rago ragoprice
price of eggs is only twelve cents n ndozen nI aI
I dozen dozenAs doz dozenAs < > n nAs
As no other farm stock will pay pn this thisaverage thisnferage thisaverage
average profit this subject Is one onetbat onethat onethat
that should be studied On this sub subject subject subject ¬
ject a poultryman gives tho following followinggeneral tollolnggeneral
i general facts factsThe fnctsTIle factsTho
The pullet that begins laying nt the thoearliest tboearliest theearliest
earliest age nnd continues to lay the thelongest tholongest th thlongest e
longest Is 1 the Ideal mother for n strain strainof strainof strainof
of layers layersBut layersDut layersBut
But there is something beyond this thisfor tl11 thisfor
for a laying strainmust strain must bo started startedahead stnrtedahead startedahead
ahead of the eggs from which its mem members memoI members ¬
I bers are hatched Tbe hens must be In Intbo Inthe
I the best possible condition before tho thotegf thoI theeggs
I Iii eggs are laid Tho eggs they lay will willbatch willbatch 1111botch
batch out strong vigorous chicks and nndthese andthese
f these should be forced to the limit limitVigorous limiti
i l Vigorous constitution means a capacity
to producea large number of eggs eggsGood eggsGood eggsGood
Good feed and care Induce continued continuedvigor continuedvIgor continuedvigor
vigor The artificial stimulus grows growsInto growsInto growsinto
Into a characteristic that becomes becomesfixed becomeshod becomesfixed
fixed and descends to the progeny gen generation generation generation ¬
eration after generation and in the thoend theend theend
end a laying strain is established and andthe andtl1e andthe
the value of such a strain is undis undisputed undlsputed undisa ¬
a puted Any one who breeds tr eds poultry poultrymay poultrymay poultrymay
may do something toward Increasing
the general average by attending to totbe tothe
1 the details of caro and feeding Upon Uponproductiveness Uponproductiveness
1 productiveness depends the profit that thatmay tbatmay thatmay
may be made from commercial poultry
to a II largo extent These are not idle idletheories IdletheorIes
t theories they tire facts that have been beenestablished beenestobllsbed beenestablished
established by years of experience and andobservation ondobserva andobservation
observation observa tlon The study of them is a amaterial amnterlal amaterial
material factor In making Improve Improvements Improementllln Improvements ¬
ments mentllln in n our flocks flocksTo 1I0cksTo flocksTo
To this we add that eggs being most mostprofitable mostprofitnble mostprofitable
profitable in winter every efel effort effortshould elrortshoull effortshould
should be made for winter eggs So BoIt SoIt SoIt
It is s best to have a field of cow peas peasnear peasnear peasnear
near the house for the chickens to toforago totoroge toforage
forage on and a pasture of rye ryeLarge lTeLarJre ryeLarge
I
Large or Small Cam CamA eo eoA CowA
A reader wishes to know whether we wei
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would ould prefer large orsmall orsmnJrCOllli cows for fordairy fordairT
> dairy or ormllkglvlng mllkglvln purposes purpo es To make makea
a short answer answer we would ould prefer the thecow thecow
I cow that would give the most and best bestmilk beatmilk
f milk and would oult keep at it longest The TheobJcct
t object In view should always be kept keptforemost keptforemost
> foremost If you have a cow cow tbat is isjust Isjust
just such n Miller as 8 you wish VI h she 1 II IItile
1 the best cow without reference to her hersize hersize
size sizeIf sizeIt sizeIf
If the purpose is to buy a dairy herd herdthe herdthe
the fact that there are special dairy dnll dnllbreeds
¬ breeds must not be Ignored and these theseare tlleselire theseare
are mostly small though the Ilolstelns Ilolstelnscome 1I01lteinscome
come In of fair size But It the idea is isto Isto Isto
to get cows for the farm where it is I Isdesirable
desirable < 1 slrable to raise calves as well as 8 to toset
get milk size should be considered In Inthat Inthnt Inthat
that case we advise getting gettln a medium mc mediumto < 1lum 1lumto
to largo cow COl of a wellknown woll L nown milking milkIngstrnln
strain strainOur strnlnOur
Our fathers would have thought It Itstrange Itsllnngo
strange had wo talked of feeding hay hayto hayto
to bogs or laying in a supply of hay hayas hayIII
as a winter feed for hogs But this Is Isdone IsdOllo
done now In mnny places as regularly regularlyas
as laying In hay for feeding the horses
and cattle Cow pen and alfalfa have havebeen haTebeen havebeen
been proven good ood feed for hogs not iiotonly notonly notonly
only as pasture feed In the fields but butos
as dry dr feed in winter wintert
If you have a mule colt to put on onpasture onposture onpasture
pasture this tl1l spring dont try to make makehim makehim
him stay In n the pasture by himself hlwselflIe
He just wont do It Hell find somo somoway somowny
way to get out nnd after that no nofence
fence will bother him much Give the themille themule
mule colt or colts company A good gooddlsposltloned ood ooddhposltlonet
dlsposltloned old horse is s good but a agentle asentle agentle
gentle old gray marc Is tho very best bestcompany bestcompany bestcompany
company for mules mulesCom mulesCom
Com nooks and aD Wheat Chan ChnflH ChDIrII
H L D Scottsvllle Scot tlfllle writes Please Pleasegive Pleasegive
give 10 me the feeding value of corn cornhusks comhusks cornhusks
husks and wheat chaff as a feed fcr fcrcows ferCOfS tercows
cows cowsTbe COfSThe
The following table gives the com composition composition composition
position of corn husks and ant wheat wheatchaff wbeatcbalr wheatchaff
chaff
Protein Fiber Extract Fat FatPet Fatret
Pet Pet Pet Pet PetCorn PetCorn PetCorn
Corn husk 25 158 2S3 2S3Wheat 1 1Whcat
Wheat chaff 48 CO 340 14 14Wheat 14Wheat 14Wheat
Wheat chaff contains about twice as nsmuch asmach
much protein crude fiber and fat as asthe astho asthe
the corn husks These foods are low lowIn loWIn lowin
In digestible protein and fat and only onlyconstltllto onlyconstitute
< constitute cheap forms of roughness roullhnessmore
more valuable as n filler for ruminating ruminatinganimals rUlnlnntlnganimals ruminatinganimals
animals than for their entire plant plantand plantnnd
and they are nlso considerably lower lowerIn lowcrIn
In nutrients than corn leaves Wheat Wheatchaff Wheatcbnft Wheatchaff
chaff contains about as much digest digestIblc IUsestIblo digestIble
Iblc matter as wheat straw tro but It is ismuch Ismllcli ismuch
much lower in digestible < nutrients than thanoat tbanoat thanoat
oat straw stra containing only about one onefourth onefourth onefourth
fourth as much digestible protein proteinNeither prot protXelther proteinNeither
Neither formof form ot roughness thus com compares compores ¬
pares well with bay iron any of tho tholeagues thoIcnues theleagues
leagues or tame grasses At the same sametime sametime
time corn husks and wheat chaff can canclrtnlnly cancertainly
certainly be utilized to advantage on onthe onthe
the farm if 1t1d fed In proper preperllmounta preperllmountaProf nmpunU nmpunUProf amountbProf
Prof Soule t rztxi yajt 1i
Watering Watnln tc tcTo rat ratTo
To keep poultry healthy plenty of offresh otfresh offresh
fresh water must be kept within easy easyriach ensyr easymach
mach r ach of them Crocks Cr cks pans and such sudivessels suellessels suchvessels
vessels have to be filled several times timesa
a day Tbe young chicks are apt to toget toget toget
get drowned < when enough water is iskept Iskpl iskept
kept to last any length of time be besides haBides besides ¬
sides the water gets old and unhealthy unhealthyMy unhealtbyIy
My Iy plan Is s to take a small keg at hot hottorn bottom hottom
tom set the keg upright on box or orframe orframe orframe
frame n foot from ground put a curved curvedtube curedtube curvedtube
tube In hole put a vessel under lower lowerend lowerlnd lowerend
end of tube tub When water is put In Inkeg InIel inlies
keg Iel the vessel will run full of water waterto i
to tho lower end ntI of tube The depth depthof
of water can bo regulated by raising raisingor
or lowering the tube It keg is filled filledwith filledwith filledwith
with fresh water every morning thero therowill therewill
will 111 always be n fresh supply of fresh freshwater freshwater freshwater
water In vessel eu J This is tbo best de device deIco device ¬
vice Ico for watering poultry I know of ofIt ofIt ofIt
It Is a great laborsaver IahorosaferU II C CMnrscu CJlauch C3larsch
Mnrscu Tusculum Tenn TcnnSoy TennS07 TennBoy
Soy Henna and Millet For U7 stayJ II U7J jr jrJ
J S C Itussellvlllc Tenn write writeWill mitesWill writesWill
Will soy beans mature ma ture early enough to tobo tobo tobe
bo sown with millet for bay What Whatproportion Whatproportion Whatproportion
proportion of each should be used usedwhen usedwhen usedwhen
when sown with drill and fertilizer fertilizerSomo fertilizerSoma fertilizerSome
Soma of the early maturing varieties varietiesof
of soy beans night be sown with mil millet millet millet ¬
let for bay ha but the standard varieties varietieswould varietieswould varietieswould
would have to be sown in drills say sayabout sayabout sayabout
about thirty days before the millet was waffseeded wasseeded wasseeded
seeded TIle millet might then be bosown beSO11 besown
sown broadcast and covered with a aharrow 1 1harrow aharrow
harrow One of the best varieties of ofsoy ofIIOY ofsoy
soy beans is the mammoth yellow yellowllxture A Amixture
fixture mixture of soy beans and millet will willmake willmake willmake
make an excellent quality of bay and nndit onllIt andIt
it Is somewhat easier to cure than that thatmade thatmade thatmade
made from cowpeas You Youshould should sow sowabout sowabout sowabout
about a half bushel to three pecks of ofsoy otsoy ofsoy
soy beans per acre nnd a gallon to a ahalf Ahalf ahalt
half gallon and a half of millet seed seedAJI seedA aced acedA31
AJI A JII Soule Souleeindy BouleIiadr
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Sandy Soil For FrnlU FrnlUSandy FralllSandy FruitsSandy
Sandy soils are good fruit soils soilswhen soliswhen soilswhen
when fertile enough and are On better betteradapted betterndoptld betteradapted
adapted to the smaller fruits and ber berries berries ¬
ries needing needlngcaretulcultlvatlon needlngcaretulcultlvatlonIenches careful cultivation cultivationPeaches cultivationPeaches
Peaches require high dry and moder moderately madera moderately ¬
ately a tely fertile soil and do best on tops topsof tOplJot topsof
of hills hUlSouthern Southern Fruit Grower
Bin on Sacred Bull BullRecently Billlt1y BullIteceptly
Recently lt1y a sacr sacredbull < dbull was brolisht brolishtfrom bro1httrom brouglstfrom
from India for exhibition at at the Crys Crystal Crystal Crystal ¬
tal Palace near 4I toalon Lonl 1 But the theBritish theBrll1sh theBritish
British authorities refused to l tet Wit Witbe t It Ittie Itlie
tie landed except In the form of beef beefFITS beetFITS beefPITS
FITS permanently termne vermanentlvcured llv cured So Aontaornnrvoua Aontaornnrvouaneesafter 6to t orn or Mnou MnouIanr r ou ounew
new Ianr after ant day dB dnis uw ot Dr DrXlloesGreat DrXlloesGreatNerveltestorerlrlalbottle Klloe Great GreatNerveReetorertStrlalboltle OtNontorortltrllbottl
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The avenge ann salary of a professor In InIlarvard
Harvard Colieg College it I a little less Ie than 14000 14000BABYS MOO MOOBABYS oo ooBABYS
BABYS TERRIBLE SORE SOREBodr SORElIod SOREBody
Body lIod 11 Raw With lluinorCauiil Untold VntolAAKOOJ 11101AaouDoctor UntoldAgonyDoelor
AKOOJ AaouDoctor Doctor Did No Good Ooo Good9tolher Good9tolherDleaouregedCutlcura Mother MotherDcotirE Holh HolhOn
DcotirE DleaouregedCutlcura < l Catlonr Cared at t One OneMy On OnJy OnesMy
My child was a very Cry delicate baby A Aterrible AterribJ Aterrible
terrible acre or and humor broke out on hl hlbody hibad his hisbody
body bad looking like raw ra flesh and outing outingthe uutinlthe causingthe
the chiM untold agony My 11 pbyilnan pre prescribed p pIcri6ed pryacrified ¬
scribed vartou various remedies di none of which whichhelped whichhelped bleb blebblped
helped at all I became discouraged and andtook andtook andtook
took tbe matter Into my awn hand and andtried andtried andtried
tried Cuticura Soap and Cutlcnra Ointment Ointmentwith Olntnlntlib Ointmentwith
with lib amott immediate success ur l Before Beforethe Betorethe Beforethe
the second week k had pelted l > auld the tenant tenantwas lOIn lOInas sorenesswas
was as gone on not leaving leaTin a trace ot anything anflblngtn
Mrs tn Jeannette II Block Ml 81 Hoeede 61 61Rocheiter 1StRachtu StRochester
Rochester N Y YCharity YCbaritT YCharity
Charity covert a multitude of tint 101 but butU bu buI butIt
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ITtBK TO OUR READERS READERSnotenle READBRSDolal READERSBoteelo
notenle Blood 81 Balm rar for the Blood
M Ityou y 10U ° euffetfrom IU suffer au trout ulcers ulee eczema scrofula scrofulaskin
skin blood p 1 > < i 1000 on cancer eating tlng aoret Itohlng
skIn plmplrt plnlpl bolls bone bon boneeating patnj in swtlllnge swellings 1110111
rheumatism catarrh catarrfi or any an blood bl or skin
disease we advise you to totake1A lake Botaalo > tsaio Blood Bloodfor
Balm u b D D Ill tpedaU specially recommended mmoded
for old obstinate obetlnatet deepseated cue cures curesthe
where hre all el else lalli tails heals every sore ore makes
the blood pure pured and rich gives In the skin iUn the
rich glow glo of health Druggists Drug sts II per
large bottle 3 bottles 4X80 100 eboulea bottles otttes SOO OO OOD
eipreu Prtlll prepaid repatdSampletentfreeD Sample tent free by b writing
Blood D lood Balm Co Atlanta Oa Describe
trouble and free medical advice sent nl In
sealed Ied letter Medicine aent at once pre ¬
paid
The Nashville American thinks that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the mercenary spirit is lsgrowing growing that thatwe thatwe thatwe
we are tending more and more to tomeasure tomeaure tomeasure
measure everybody everbod and everything everythingby
by money It pleads for and looks for forward forward forward ¬
ward to a higher standard We are areliving areliving areliving
living and have been living In a period periodof
of wealthdeveloping of money moneyrtnaking monemaklog moneymaking
log of Industrialism and commercial commerciallam ¬
lam fII D which have grown up colossal colossalfortunes colossaltortunes colossalfortunes
fortunes through the development ot otthe otthe ofthe
the enormous natural advantages of ofthis ottbLs ofthis
this wonderful country In such a aperiod aperiod aperiod
period of Industrialism success Is apt aptto aptto aptto
to be measured by Individual wealth wealthor
or earning capacity But we shall shallcome ahallcome shallcome
come more and more to understand understandand
and appreciate tbe true standard to toestimate toestimate toestimate
estimate men not In dollars and andcents andcenta andcents
cents but according to their real realworth realWorth realworth
worth The worlds greatest benefac benefactors benetactora benefactors ¬
tors have been men who lived and anddied anddIed anddied
died poor In material wealth The Thescholar TheIIcbolar Thescholar
scholar the patriot the statesman statesmantho tatesmantho
tho artist the scientist the teacher teachertho teachertho teacherthe
tho moral exemplar these In the thegreatness thegreatnel8 thegreatness
greatness ot their work make the tbemere themere themere
mere money grubber seem meanly meanlysmall mPlllnl mPlllnlsmall meanlysmall
small
HE KNEW KNE BETTER BETTERWeary DETTERWeary BETTERWeary
Weary Willie WlllleDls DIs paper sex oat oatyer Qatyer oatyer
yer kin tell be de bark at de foot of ofa ofa ofa
a tree how old it Is IsFrayed IsFraed 1sFrayed
Frayed Freddie FreddleHuhl Huht I guess de deman deman doman
man dat wrote dat wuznt never up a
tree under dem circumstances Dat Dataint Datalnt DatAint
aint no way ter tell a dots age
PhllaJtfcjbla Phllaf lhla Press
SHIRKING RESPONSIBILITY RESPONSIBILITYJack RESPONSIBILITYJackIs RESPONSIBILITYJackIs
Jack JackIs Is that artist conceited conceitedDick conceitedDIckNo conceitedDickNo
Dick DIckNo No he gives 1es his wlfo credit creditfor creditfor creditfor
for most of his work workJack workJackThats workJackThats
Jack JackThats Thats no sign I You evident evidently evidently ¬
ly dont know his work workDetrolt Detroit Free FreePress FreePress FreePress
Press PressDoes PressDoea PressDoes
Does Tobacco Cause Blindness BlindnessA
A doctor stated In n an English coun county county county ¬
ty court recently that be considered consideredone consld r6d r6done
one and fi half ounces of tobacco quite quitesufficient quiteaulDclent quitesufficient
sufficient to Impair the eyesight and andthat andthat andthat
that he had known a case where a aman aman aman
man of middle age was a sufferer from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the effects of halt an ounce ounce a week weekCOMES weekCOMES weekCOMES
COMES A TIME TIMEWhen TIMEWllea TIMEWhen
When CoOte COO Shows What Vh It n Has Beer BeeiiDoing D DDolo BeerDoing
Doing DoingOf Dolo DoloOt DoingOf
Of late iate years coffee has disagreed disagreedwith dlsngreedV1thC disagreedwith
with V1thCme me writes a matron from Home HomeN nomeN
N Y if 4Ns s lightest punishment was to tomake tomakf tomake
make mo logy and dizzy dlzz and it itseemed itaeeaned itseemed
seemed to thicken up my m blood bloodThe bloodThe bloodThe
The heaviest was when whelilt It upset my m metomacl1 myStomach
stomach completely destroying my ap apepetite appetite ¬
petite and making mo nervous and Irri Irritable Irritable trrltable ¬
table and sent me to my bcd After Afterone Afterone Afterone
one of these attacks In which I nearly
lost my life I concluded to quit and
try Postum Food Coffee CoffeeIt
It went right to the spot I found it itnot itnot 1tnot
not only a most palatable and refresh ¬
log beverage but a food as I well wellAll wellAll wellAll
All my m ailments the loglncss and
dizziness the unsatisfactory condition conditionof
of my blood my nervousness s and irri ¬
tability disappeared in short order and andmy andmy andmy
my sorely orel afflicted stomach began beganquickly beganquickly beganquickly
quickly to recover I began to rebuild rebuildand rebuildand rebuildand
and have steadily continued until now
Hare a good appetite and am rejoicing
in sound health heo Ith which I owe O I to the theuse theuse theuse
use of Postum Food Coffee Name Namegiven Namegtenb1 Namegiven
given gtenb1 by Postum Co Battle Creek
Mich MichTheres MichTheres
Theres a reason reasonRead reasonRead reasonRead 0
Read the little book The Road to
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SOME PERTINENT PERTINENTADVICEFORLOVERS PERTlNENrADVrCEFORLOVERS PERTINENTADVICEFOR
ADVICEFORLOVERS ADVICEFORLOVERSMab ADVICEFOR LOVERS LOVERSMabel
Mab Mabel Wlihtsto WIsh to Know How Howio to Rid RidHfrielf RctHlrSell RidHerself
Herself ef of blan an Unwekomj Unwelcome Suitor Suitorand Sulori Suitorand
and i Here Her Is the th Answer Ans Answer r
A girl who signs bcreelf Mabel abel asks asksthe ngkRrhe Asksthe
the Observer Ob ernr to tell her bow to get rid ridof ridot ridof
of mi unwelcome suitor sultorwl1o who Is so sopersistent soperslslent sopersistent
persistent that no brand of snub or oreven oreven oreven
even coldness lOldne of the polar variety has hassufficed bassUlllced hassufficed
sufficed to banish bnnlsbIt
It should slloul < l be an easy matter to look looka
a lovesick youth outh squarely In the eye eyennd eyennd eyeAnd
nnd tell him that thn t the time has come comefor cometo cometor
for to him to do his roosting roostll1 on some someother someCJtber someother
other front porch nnd to carry ills lit little littie Ilttie ¬
tie bag of clirnuicls to some other girl girlPerhaps girllerhops girlPerhaps
Perhaps Mnbcl you IIU cjnt nt appreciate appreciatethe
the ache that gets Into the tb heart of a ayouni nyoung ayoung
young tnau once In a while Thll He Is Isinsane IsInsnn isinsane
insane Ills world begins cord ends endswith endswith endswith
with you ou He writes bid poetry when whenhe whenlie whenbe
he should be keeping kec llng books for the theboss theboss theboss
boss Ills appetite falls him and nndwhen IIndThen andwhen
when he walks the street the birds birdssing I1lrdssin birdssing
sing sin the dogs bark and even the thebreezes tbebreczes thebreezes
breezes echo the one word Love LoveHe JofelIe LoreIle
He knows he Is unworthy that n 1 cen century century century ¬
tury of correct living Urln will net make makehim wokeblm mikehim
him fit for you ou to wipe your our shoes on onbut onbut onbut
but lu > has a hazy bnz sort of an Idea that thatIf tliatIt thatIt
It he keeps on loving In time be may maywear 1113 1113Teal maytreat
wear out resistance nud that your pity pitymay pitymn pitymay
may mn be transformed Into affection affectionThat uaecllonlhat affectionThat
That Is why wl1 he conies tripping up upthe upthe tipthe
the steps with the candy cnnd and the theflowers tboflolrers theflowers
flowers why he is kind to your our little littlebrother littlebrotber littlebrother
brother whom be privately thinks Is Isbeing Isbeln 1sbeing
being beln reared for the penitentiary why whyhe wbyhI whyhe
he hI listens to stories told by your re respected reo reospected respected ¬
spected father who has n fine recol recollection recollectlon recollection ¬
lection of how the battle of Bull Run Runwas nunwas Runwas
was waged ngd And likes to tell about It ItThat ItThat itThat
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at your residence or turn tide tl1 wringer wringerIf
If be was asked He Is In love Snubs Snubsrebuffs l Snubsrebuffs nubsrebllffs
rebuffs hints polite refusals are as asthe asthe asthe
the singing of the winds to him himThereIs hlwTIIerols himThereIs
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scheme It was a failure when whenIlamcses whenllameses I II1nmlses
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NO as big as a brick house and then thengo tbengo thengo
go upstairs nnd have your little cry cryIf cr crIt cryIf
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a club clubAnd clubAnd clubAnd
And dont worry Tho young man manwill manwill manwill
will get over It Several millions of ofyoung otol1ng ofyoung
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A Virginia lrlnla mountaineer who had hadstrayed hodstraye1 badstrayed
strayed to Richmond on an excursion excursionand excursionand excursionand
and who as his holiday progressed progressedbecame lrogressetbeeawo progressedbecame
became rather hilarious grew gre overcon overconfident OTerconlIdent overconfident ¬
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any man In the whole State of Vlr Vlrglnny Virglnny Vlrginny
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mouth before a tall sinewy man from fromhis fromhis fromhis
his own part ot tbo State entered the thegame thesame thegame
game and gave the boaster a good goodthrashing goodthrashIng goodthrashing
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and faced the group to which he bad badboasted hadboutell badboasted
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has been dealing with me for years yearsand yearsand yearsAnd
and who never discovered < that smok ¬
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and dinner disagreed with him until he hewas hewas lieWas
was fittythreo years old For Fora a month
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trade Then he gave me an order for
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only one cigar a day and I mean to toobey tooblY toobey
obey him But I want that one cigar
to run the limit IImltew New York Press PressItoit PressDIo PressMost
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helped a man haul a steam engine of
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miles and after many days it was set setup setup
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with quantities of coal and water sup ¬
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