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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23
Latest Medical Endorsements.

MARTINEZ, Cal, Feb II, 1879.
w. j. Horne, Proprietor California Elastic
Truss Co., 720 Market street, S. F.-Dear Sir:
In regard to your Cal. Elastic Truss, would say
that have carefully studied its mechanism, ap
piled it in practice, and do not hesitate to say
that for all purposes for which Trusses worn
it is the b st Truss ever offered to the public.
Yours truly. J. II. CARoTHERs, M. D.
Endorsed by q Prominent Medical lnstf
IusR.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6, 1879.
WI. Horne, Esq.--Dear Sir. You ask my
opinion of the relative merits of your Patent
Elastic Truss, as compared with other kinds that
have been tested under my observation, and in
reply frankly state, that from the time my at
tention was first called to their simple, though
highly mechanical and philosophical construction,
together with easy adjustibiity to persons of all
ages, forms and sizes. I add this further testi-
monial with special pleasure, that the several
persons who have applied to me for aid in their
cases of rupture, and whom have advised to try
yours, all acknowledge their entire satisfaction,
and consider themselves highly favored by the
possession of your improved Elastic Truss.
Yours huly, BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D.
Proprietor of the Hygicnic Medical Institute
635 California street, San Francisco.
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A Remarkable Cure.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 26, 1879.
w. j. Horne, Proprietor California Elastic
Truss, 72O Market street, San Francisco-Dear
Sir: I am truly grateful to you for the wonder
full CURE your valuable Truss has effected on my
little boy. The double Truss purchased from
you has PERFECTLY CURED him of his pain
full rupture on both sides in little over six
months. The Steel Truss he had before I bought
yours caused him cruel torture, and it was hap
by day for us all when he laid it aside for the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS. am sure
that all will be thankful who are proyidentially
led to give your Truss trial. You may refer
any one to me on the subject. Yours truly,
WM. PERU, 638 Sacramento st.
This is 10 certify that have examined the son
of VIM. Peru, and find him PERFECTLY
CURED of Hernia, on both sides.
L. DEXTER LYFoRD, NJ. d.
Surgeon and Physician.
1russes forwarded to all parts Of the United
States at our erpense, on receipt OF price.
Send stamp for SIlustrafed Catalogue
Asd Price List.
Giving full information and rules for measuring
California. ELASTIC Tsuss
72O Market St., S. F.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23

HANG ON LIKE ABEAyER.-When our
Tom was six years old, he< went into the
forest one afternoon to meet the hired
man, who was coming home. with load
of wood. The man placed Master
Tommy on the top of the load and drove
homeward. Just before reaching the
farm, the team went pretty briskly down
steep hill. When Tommy entered the
house his mother said: Tommy, my
dear, were you not frightened when the
horses went trotting SO swiftly down
Grow hill?'' 'sYes, mother, little, !"
replied Tom, honestly; ST asked the
Lord to help me, and hung on like a
beaver Sensible Tom! Let his
words teach the life lesson; in all
troubles, pray and hang on like a beaver;
by which mean that while you ask God
to help you, you must help yourself
with all your might Young Pilgrim.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
WOrds OF Praise.

DON'T be afraid topraise your friends
f!hey deserve it, Most people Ike
houeyed words; but there are those
who crave appreciation. They have
no satisfaction in hearing that
any OF; their purchases are rich
and beautiful; that a specimen
OF their haodiwork Is handsome and
stylish; that their words are eloquent,
their writings are finished and forceful,
and their actions notable and brilliant:
that everybody likes them, and that
they are the best and brightest in all the
community. Praise OF this kind gives
them no comfort, and is perhaps dis
tasteful to them. But they are glad 10
be assured by one who is evidently sim
cerc and discerning, that they have
shown good taste in what they have
selected or designed: that their words
are wise and timely: and that they are
seen to mean what they said; that they
evinced a refined sentiment and lofty
purpose in sll that they had attempted
or did; that, indeed, they have an ideal
worth having, and which they are per-
severingly striving to reach. Ifyou want
to'please the commoner sort Of people,
speak words Of praise as freely as. You
can with truth. II you want to help
and crafty the noble minded few, YOU
must be arprcc;ative Of their character
and the;e, hottest strivings, and speak
accordingly They care less for praise
than appreciation. .nd r.i 80. fitt
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
Fossils in the Sierras.

- TnaWyedptly came into the posses.
son Of Stephen Barton q specimen of
iShale, in whiohIwas the impress Of two
esaa shells. These having been exhibit
ed w him "a, JEW. A. Wright, CORE
of the Delta, search was insti-
tu,sd By Mr.. Wright and DR.. s. G.
George, and q large body Of fossils were
found more perhaps than all the previ-
91s discoveries Of the Kind in the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. The elevation at
which these fossils were found is about
ten thousand feet above the sea; and
clearly speaks of the soiourn of these
fornMteuS beneath the ocean. TIE
structure Of the,strata in which they at-
pear now stands vertical, and seems to
have occupied that position for time
Bong anterior to the glacial epoch. The
character Of the fossils seems to Indicate
that they belong to the Silurian age ;
3nd 4 50 they carry the date Of Caldor-
i,ia formations further back than has
generally been supposed. At . point
south of where these fossils are found
the formation dips to the east and ap-
proaches . horizontal position as it
liQins the granite. Thus mile Of strait.
4ed1Uck s0ems to repose beneath the
first appeaeanSe d the Silurian, and
will doubtless carry us back to the most
ancient II geological epochs.- Nisalis
UeI0. et,, Stt,. s',s4a5fB,f T5s'.t.l-ril
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
Our Young Folks.
An EASILYSOLTED RIDDLE.

p,nu, ., an, ,:, H. 49, ;,u ,,,
H. ,";n ~" w., ,"'lt'' M.. It" ~, m ,
4 ,n,n.to ,.," .' 'ng "",". '"' ~
la ~, !. 10y, 'v'''''', nio'i,'cl ~
D'u eec ~ Wi!,ie "ah'n@'"i OILY Ill "rea'''S:-
N.Y.. n'cS on hs ,'"uh -
wy" ciaSu a''' '"w"ch
'A''u ,UA, a> Vi lh''liucr ana lshth'''s' soou
'''H ..,,
C Nv ~ ~ ~ IVA" ,
rw,s ,hi" "m my nl.l'al' u,'' t.", ,,o,,,
wv 'i'.S :" h',N ~ viva 'c,' "''' vi '.'
.,' ~ " n' tna' ctn> upoh e"as an e''he;
''''' s,n",' n'." '''' '''c''> '"' "'''' "''''
wei, s"''MC' ,,,
IN ' su w. "it '',''A' ~ "'"tN'
l. r.... ,.,nsI ,,'i. "u ,,'i ~, ,
",s t,' ~ 'o'" ~ ''''' "''''' ''''''
ISL. ,
-'la mn,,..sler IL SpoNe II cnn!a o,lS "nas,'e'
r"'Nt :''h it,',' u'i" piACN '''i' s''"''s'
vhIIln us 'trrlph franc hlons-
I,,, vi; we ici' a!i" slA Oh 'ne ris"'.
"a: nun'ili'" 'o"cthcr WIN All theif m!4h'.
WIN " i'iyn ~, so'ina is IL WINS were rushing
1tt '''''i''>' u h>hi''s.
"tn l!,,,hssrnuS ruIiso''hS
~. '"'"' s'"hlpl'hs'
MN lii-i'E "rcZi'i"
NJ Nh, nr'a'nIh. ana S''rtAiil.;
YIN whsle 'na sl.'cah'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

often told Of the young NJ :,
land, and was surprised , ~, Of Es'
soon, by habit Of reaj;n. ~ ending
each 3! day while he was w,; a lew pa::s
dinner ,Ii" r. OF course, the sama &c, fo,S
my. W." as 10 real
Do not imagine, after al, a..
simply because you are alw, ,ns, Tia
something you are s,,";ays doh,
;"a DE be worse ihanidle If yon s,. 70 VI
materials. Work musl be i 10 syn AID
pose pc to be worthy. OF the nams !, pn.
be better to be idle all dsv th,n ~ nsy
reading trash or straminc , ,aan obs
anu nerves over some intris ouF Eyes
useless piece OF neelle.worl.'' aNt
with the blood of murior,I 4 :. TED
Many Of these things are e', m,as sns'
~, 40 give away because neo "s OIL n?
too n!doIe%t to think OF ana s W., 1t,
use1'' OF appropriate. A sIms s"' l l'
Pens've present which shows th,, ''sE
Rave thought Of VIVA, yoar ir;en wa, y@o
IKE best is better than y yrr v w.t." ",
1 anu elaborate one which is oniy , m,ii
'ro!n II wish to g"t rid Of an ohI , u'aI's
ana a., wIn'h m'sns@s time in the m s1t"a
~; M VI eye you do, do it with ali , yn::
metic, or baseball, or wor."to y aNA'
II 4 boy is 'hinAmg of his Latin tin ' %O'i
when he ought to be strikiny a Nj, 'Isg .
viii probably be thinking Of the s" a. he
When he ought to be saying s1a ~
,''' and the result will bc That no. ,' !,
have neither 4 good lesson nor ~ = n VII,
score. " tSso0d
Now, perhaps. You will sav,,,, ~
tins advice is OF no use to Won. hs s, al
you have all the time YOU wan. "a%'
but you must not forget ,ha, there as ,',
q great many people in the vor1 ' r as
l'nd it hard work TO crowd into w., T%
all that it is necessary for them Ia I IS
and they would be very Glad N h, N.Y.
YOU give some OF your leisure to ,hs a,'
Unemployed time is u sure indication r' =:
neglected duty. Even the ant, io,h MIMI a "
nursery rhyme, says: VI"
~ always find somchingor other ,cso
ii not for myself. for my nrighbors'
When YOU have not enough to ocu,nr
you, look among your circle oi ~ A.;
Iualntances, and see who Of them needs
to have you ''lend u hand" ,susm .In
n0 from, IN st. Nicholas, yAl h
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

A HUNGARIAN officer named Seer.
Nemeshy swan across the Platten Sea.
The distance was twenty English miles,
and the time seventeen hours. The
swimmer did not suffer from exhaustion,
land frequently conversed with the occu-
pants Of boat which accompanied him.
The only refreshment taken was q little
wine.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

Z Is 2XRkM cae 1tS,AA T.
Thei Sad INCIDENT. is sb,t, one Of many
very siplaedasl greatly Iquestionn q
m6tbsn's dhtEp Showing aaoK ststs
oil -sffaiussn Notwithstanding wis aantl
)da'1gf1GDsh Have ri ASs, Amd those rights
are NOT cheetfully 'reSpected they should
be eRfOTc0dsis Iai9aqf odsIH - i''l' =
atshdshil 'ipMshan.ly expressed.
sseist Rg 1!as !. tesiet and spf,
rS4ShI:S1asea, ii saget 4sl my darlpS
'. w4T she Sccesib9 !lall J. gsbelled by The
Thought that thersswas Rothine in this
world worth quarreling over, especially
in the family circle; that 1t was far bet.
ter to fortHe4N V4HpHaa han
make discussion but oh, was. not the,
Il $,s s's1ktakak z vi %al1&RlU|a,|
~ past ten years l would do quite diff.
fertSsy 6wlf hsalth and Strength
Ind tie. SPm3d4 spd, happiness 81 nv
dear 'S6s SHOULD be first. and the asrrbiE.
tr;arys money ~ ysmaking wishes Of Others
~ secondary duties. "44-s' Axat Helen,',
n Cleveland AeM1jsoa bnG g1a.a-h oi aA
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IA well.known gentlem,ap xyunt]
s9pe 10 rather . howcomeyousp .condi,.,
ooh the other night, and. In feply u
= = Eea2f 5:s ss HUH ;aaf:
N Il s ss1 stl s'ss %3:
8 G. ::::::;;;Ii:||E!;;5||;!9!|l;1||
atos aiksiuTsf ,rsoi2 Ina sioe0 x
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

TEACHER with reading class'L1 a.1
(readin q: And as she sa ..,yhv uD 10
the river - Teacher'--'"n;so ,'.ly
sh;ps called 'shc's" Bot tpre ,:s os,j:
alive to the responsibilities o. nv, n,,r,ss
Because they need men 70 p''D'e
them" tt tp. ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

4+Aeeqtdisg ia tie researches Of DR..
Brush the milk Of ruminants, when
sxeloved. is soaSalatsd by tho acids Of
E4e stomach into a hard mass. Hence
calves, LAMBS; st6. which have taken,
no Red bat theimilE 0fI theni mothers,
alway9s6hew 1tO Cdd. Animals which
40 !, ~ "1thiHatel consequently '6nd =
dlMcu91 .irsadigssting, the mnk II
lum'nsm species. on tie other hand,
l lyman . ;Mi!k, and that Of mares, asses
lates into small 4d'asiillr .ADfdcculent
masses. which are easily djgested..
IoJ .Ioi. stassq 1;l.l.ELE1h- 9a3 sH'
IN bketts, business should lie
arotiee - :s'a' sdeaista.s Of Ms stock Il
zisipy&Aae hkhseps!s9'' s,i1.. " = s'''
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.tqaosq straia7sk yIlanoo ldl siobiO
.sis,el sldAaoonss ssom no L,tasexs Il
iae--A .3Qoo =
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quently employ two sets Of hands to
manage same machine, 81 that one
i Sa y Ill B. IT, sS4y w. esvs r. f.
expense Of one shop and one set Of ma
s"m ,es .!aR ,a,i ;.gs
fact well known To the farmers of every
s ssfsn e; III AZ "a a. ;
partlcular implementa than any QUE Of
, MS nsi I. IN liolgAS11
there Is economy II allowing him to
operate the mas4uDlbtG, As AAse man
age to 50 excellent ADVANTAGE Ha,cnn
take il 49, Od0 hrM 70 sk5skyft, 5 81 tSe
same1 kpeaalsGlllDetDsl Aops.tsnA l,s1l
on it sa1t1k AMMONIA III, e1lt4BvSiHHSSs
The nb&eN4 d6Ay ldsss(6ss| maehlNep
the better BIZ management h bNc6mksl.
ana, a. : lSa02}aqtl 4AlsYh III
amount VI WQtk accomplished. Good
work q! Pek ae1s &ad}fK Is y SXASN
o. allow - person 10 operate 4 ~
ss': :spS;ss ~ va :Isa iK T. T.
:: ::' o.. !: s:,la s8sG;ks AZ, *.
\ is Is : lf& ~ |
row c1a9dR soa1si j.aS; 5 EIe
s s'i;s, na& csai f;ss, =; y;
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( fssEI${;
VoHtrasS Win the booming sound OF
is :snal ffj1a tss;s;| ,3aftttie'I;

vi 'dpoI Jcts, are SIX In number. Ihev
#3i( III ssss.sl;xgsa,l$s;e s ID & isBfrsa
WITH now and then q firid tonrue Of
flame. All the heat of the crater is not
tcpnineq - thess spots, boyeerq ,1inis
ett 81 steam creep ont ffo{[1 1eeeAryt { crew.
ice, all the rocks are warm, and it is
iQConijefgA find q place to lie down
where you are not tormentelhhy Airliual
whifis Of smfphur smoke rising from tlSS
r rtkbeneStk 5oa. Toward midnfvkf
s:;:%s T. lkf .MgItf2t1
every muscle in my body ached, and.
IN 3$;;i!;;sS0 I !; E&]
s ssS;sa ::! !ssS AZ !; MI "a stl,!sefsps!
smoke. Det6cAt b&69dS 81. yanor
waved themselves back and forth Along
,tAelclifls like ghus1, 1Ad' fiI lIstened
70 tkaoas6tas thiAk II JhalAA q
. Gus p9NeE . Aieh ] gould nskpemil
thought q tie Wild Aztec legends Con.
,necfe N@ it&lkt sbSe AAda,i "a im6SS su 5SShs
HfPus mood, ! lle4 ,bslieyed itAsh the
|4a9ess spirits Of their. departed chiefs
20 fise e 70 coqfrRnts and hapat IN foct
~ fhsluaon ,inta fhslr drsaas aho1es,-
A"S I8oNa0N. ct is!od.gI sassl 4,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

DONALD MAcxAr, who died in Ham.
!ltonc Mass, recently, was the pioneer
buldcE Of clipper ships in this country.
'Hs was seventy years Of age. !. ,1ah
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II it is located on public road or at tho
intersection of two roads the trouble Of
OBJ aiming supply Of ice for each fami-
tlys~iA ~ tfiAing: 10pfevent 6astAge
as far ~ possible, it should be opened
at . certain hour in the morning or even
ing of each day, and kept closed the re-
mainder of the time. II desirable tho
ice-house may be used for storing fresh
meats and poultry during the summer.
Much can be accomplished by means Of
cooperation in supplying farms, houses
and stables with water. In many in.
stances water may be conveyed from q
single spriig to the houses, stSbles and
past,ues Of half dozen farmers. All
tSst Is Saltstl ore suitable. pipes laia be-
low the frost line and terminating where
the water is desired. One main may be
sufficient to conduct the water the entire
distance. From this main service pipes
may extend to as many places as the,
water is needed for stock or domestic
purposes. An arts sian well IL generally
too costly q luxury for an ordinary
farmer to indulge in, but many places
an artesian well may be made to supply
all the water required on several farms. |
The expense of conveying water in
wooden or metal pipes is triiling, but
the convenience Of the arrangement can
6H be appreciated by .pefsols who
have enjoyed the adyanta ges of hydrant
water'in cities, and are then compelled
to raise it from deep well by me- H.
a bucket W a pump. In many 1AA
pump operated by wind power wllrAe
all the water required on severalfayU
Aalfo or thfee-burths of the expen4
digging wells and erecting puNo9k
work mightsbeGayGaA farnNPs wOC
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

,NlEAt.0 .s1k OF glgqa siaiaaii1ag loa
.ssiao;ltssaI ia
.a.--e .:YO
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'IsN FFlIli = ~
..5-ssd ~. sfas3 II glS -; 7s5,o ,ls.e ~
.IITssaI !. 4 MIG 80 "
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WHEN all the stragglers had come up,
q, coHultat,os sype Fhekb and II was ;1e-
'cidcftlmt we mnA spend the night in
ftf1 erateern FYvns, .3fiau it9the f1erA
buM &ks)vo id i 6IuisS s&kA i
warm sand, overlapping what is known
~. thel Interior lip From this point
I;&liii'lA|lll::::: :||,El' lli;;;;;;;a,&lSM,;
dicular; and here, on an, ovsshangins
rock, is phntea d ticksty 0la windiass
2Hwhieh the sulphur miners'ascepd and
dtscdnd.n 'fhe' wiidless is. worked by
hand 'ifhgrB. is no cage or basket at
the end of the coil. You are tied into 4
llo4p H.!!hf RhA q 3As ypnis p4eh hox
OF sulphur, aud lowered away over the
smoking abyss, ths bottom Of, which, is
800 feet Beneath you. . One by one we
a '|Gllkl;'l|: l't!k|' :!q!!ss|M g;
the slqping 9ils Of debris, from the base
of the precititt, f,5oo feet down The
Fsaas sr q ;ss:a' W nss
fF{9lycommenced this perilous descent
~lleitA tremendous report saluted cur
ears. and a hundred tons of rocks went
crashing past us on the left and rolled
Into the boitopa the chasm. LAis vas
= nbf oAslu&tion II It we hal not
LUZ IT, but Il soc4AcamAeydcnt
taaft ability to dodge rocks was ne
only guarantee of safety here. Owing
tnnhe alternate Action of heat Andk,yI
the sides of the crater have become CO n
plelslX yQtte+ apd, during the hea of
thCtMAGnse 1san1des of rocks IRE
constantly falling. Toward morning
iAi I, fts sjHG1i (S;CtFSYt3sHfa;xc', i it
twenty years many men have been xii ed
IA. &i Ab0Hby These ayalanches OF
ssttopS. :, N order to protect themselves
az (TpAaf 6Gh have built little hits
in the crevices among the huge bpuld rs,
At the center Of the crater Some q. zig
convultions swelled up little mound at
this point, and only the larger bo,ld IS,
falling from the highest peaks ,er
reach iitS- J There is still danger on me
side, hewever, from ordinary stones, ind
VIXEN that startling word. piedru, rings
out through the chasm, the men come,
swarming ont Of the mines ike q flock
Of ,q,,ailS, and hide themselves in well
known places'cf safety. On entering a
crater no. Qns escapes TIE dread malsyia
or thy sp0L IrliSE and white man
allie 9aaawa, with flying. pains in he
'hfsA' aytp,fnsEking feeling at he
stomach tliath w1rsx than sea.sickne, s..
Conklin, of all our patty seemed uose
sfeated. He had strength enduel, to !
crawl to one OF the lratsJ and there he
sank down On o y mat III Il silD AZ
most insensible condition. bltiwa, ~, II
long before 1.-the rest IL us jslned HIM
,Pnd them cpmpenced oassof tho vt
unpleasant nights ! ever spent. Seven
OF rs were confined in a space Of about,
Ella & H.; $' ,;::;s''EssE,,s;:3H
sick, and combined with these
dl.comforts was the CONSTANT fear Of
air. i::sssssssssI%Eotas:als fay IN %i Il;
fearful reverberating echoes from tho
surrounding cliffs. We were told that
|E:;l0i23.::;::;:; l8S'f6;k|$<;
contrast with the booming sound of
F '%.n s|tFRatSS;s,| !3aftt'esI;I
all around us. These breathing holes,
or vapor jets, are six in number. They
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NIAal1O WaE
aeas1Asa syslgus lsaadsd
.0t>As ilseA
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

in almost every department Of labor
there is more cooperation than il any
6lPglll l.lIvU.A ~ f8vef30 Of this, how
ever, is true Of the business OF farming.
IN the early days OF the settlement Of
the Eastern States it was very common
for farmers to units, IN. doing nearly ev.
ery kind of work. fila tsrmer. Wished
TO build a log. house, 70 dig d cellar, or
clear piece of sland, several of his
neiahbors turned out and assisted in do
ing the work that could with difficulty
;:; Eth ! I e; 81 y
Men who became. experts in any de,
partment Of labOyyN stsekiA9 hay and
gram, performed all that kind of work
In the neighborhoo1, and we're compen-
stated By persons who were skil!ful in
s sS%: IN! ss ss'sa Es" on
grating trees The far,aersoepjoyed
Wspsaf tc1esilNyxnd generally believed
thv, 4ygiy, qecGn4flintled more than when
.hM TtfEAd BY themselves. Sometimes
all thdi.h'Jtl ma neighborhood turned
olsI-and formed "bec," for the pur-
:;; !; !; k' w; II
sol " cO.QDeratiOn in performing
mi then work. hfheyy '"chansed
mi order to lessen the labor Of
ma cheese. Thix.srjen Se4ablel
th4g make larger cheese than when
only milk produced on one farm
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only guarantee of safety here. Owiae
stAfhe alternate Action of heat and k,JE
the sides of the crater have become c. m
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constantly falling. Toward morning
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Of N q 8 kinds q cloth. It was then
the fashion to have "quilting bess'' and,
"app!a Al{11i 4l eles 'ftStsY we,u
attended BY sports, games and 8 gem
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alton, and found pleasure in each Others
society. The absence Of machmes IND
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contributed TO favor cooperation iH al, |
most all the mechanical pursuits. 1t
ApnsskAtAhXytiha4 tha G3fhS Eject
in Aiming. Since the intgoduclion
Of machiney we seldom 'kAd farmers
sn'ii1j t. & Pf s'a6 t ass1 afSiSfs}
more "joihing teams or "changing
work, ,hasikjil Chg iniaa iinstAnfe }vl
lerred to. The "corn.shuckingn and
Every e. 1k4,kfifl
has little or no intercourse with his
neighbors. HENS 0S F9opurase,,
With any persons engaged in the same
indak4R0DooaA .liaxHS1MHl dX,
C C3Gs ,sa', NV rs {2;9 aiISaE 2da1
pose equal y we'll. lie prides himself
on beialA kn, Observation-Disclosures. In
truth, hsiAtoo independent fss his own
good, socia M herw6. 6T0
saved IL tsA ewessy FARMERS ledl,fl
unite in The purchaseof tools that are
Of on iyl'ss < . EslssSSE
70 do all the work required of it on
twenty farms Of the :94f4eyYeW9JtI
be conveyed from oifA blhc2 Is smother
without difficulty, and will last fifty |
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broadcast seeder, one post}Hy1fpps1
fence wire stretchcr, one corn. PLANTER, |
one stump.extractOr are aINtC NNQe1
tn do all the work each was designed to
sers' IS S SS w. Sai ES T1 sFsS
several, and.t gems b he sAe iEsa4gh4oAi
folly for each 6&her'6is small farm TO
own them all for the sod tFiA Afao- !
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