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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS.


Nav OsLEANs, Aug. 81 Flour quic.
and wear choice, 40 fancy, 4 81; extra
fancy, 4.Sj; Minnesota patent process, $40;
winter wheat p tteot, $40.
Corn doll AID dropping; mixed, 81; yell
low, % 10 G;whitc, 81 tO63
Oats quiet and weak; in sacks, choice
western, 80; No. 2 Texas, 80.
Cornmeal quiet and unchanged at 2.S5
Hay Gull and nom, al; prime, l0.N to
l7.U choice, $500 20 1900.
Pork quiet buS steady at o 81 Ia.
Lard quiet and weak; refined tierce, $50.
Bulkmeats quiet but stea y; shoulders,
i.SO; long clear, $50; ear rib, 6.62l-2.
Hams-Ch0ice sugar-cured canyassed, ii
to IN.
whisky dull and nominal; Western rec.
tined. LOS TO les
Coffee quiet but steady; Rio, cargOes,
common TO prime, N toS5t
sugar stead. cent II gal of white, 81
to 0ss; prime ye.l.w CLARIFIED, 6ss; seconds
5Nto6
Molasses quiet and unchanged; centrifu-
gals, common to go0t common, 10 to y;
iai to good, % 70 %; prime to strictly
prime, 2dito 50.
II &c N fair de mand; Louisiana. ordlna-
~ to prime, 0 to 81.
Cote on aeed oil dull and unchanged
prime, "a to rs; summer yellow, 35>S; cash,
"a freight on b ard;
Exchange, New York 8 ght, 100 per 1000
premium. Bankers sterling, l.S3x.
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what the Cattlcmon rbiak of 1t,

w U.
ST.. PAUL, Aug. Saskatchewan hero,
referring to the alloged application, by
General Butler TO Judge Mills, of the
United States supreme court, for an
order restraining tho execution OF the
presidents proclamation clearing the
ranches IN tho Cheyenne and Arapahoe
reservations Of cattle, say mistake
has been made aud that If General
Butler has applied for an iojunction
at all, it refers to the order OF the pres
ident for tho removal of fences from
the public domain.
Mr.. Frank York, President and
manager OF the Wichits Cattle COM
pany, who returned from tho reserva-
ton u few days ago, says he has heard
of no such action being taken by cat
tlemen. On the contrary, he saws
cattle are movisg in every direction
that the cattlemen are using every
means to comply with the presidents
order; that fully ono half of the cattle
are aire sdy off tia reservation, and
that the remainder will be out OF 1t III
30 days
Mr.. Allen, of the firm of Hunter &
Evans, 1T stes that their latest adyices
arc that there IL the greatest activity
among tho cattle men ON the reserva-
ton, and that every eXertiou is being
made to get their herds off the reser
walton a. speedily rs possible. He /,
satisfied that tho reservation will be
cleared very soon at or the time the
presidents order expires.
Mr.. Pollard, Of tho law firm of Tay
lor IL Pollard, who represented, le.
gRlly, large number of cattleman
says he has uS knowledge of suct
scLion, and thinks the ipjunotion men
toned refers to the ience.moviug
order,
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Houston.

HOUSTON, Aug. 3l.-[Special. Tho
Noble Detective agency this morning
arrested 6 man and woman here,
charged with forgery. They are Lee
AVID u attic Schiller, and committed
their decd in ST. Louis for the sum
~ $1,000, with two smaller amounts,
officers have been notified TO mold
them until an order from st. Lonis ar
rives TO return them. MIS-. Schiller
10 very pretty woman, aud Is said 10
have figured in Galveston end out
west.
Sam L. Braun was arrested for
forgery to-day by the sheriff. There
are two cases against hin--one for
forging the name of A. McGowRu, and
tho other his mothers.
A young man, John Winter, was ar
rested today for stealisg a watcn
charm.
E A. Alsteaten, an old citizen, once
cOunty surveyor, was found on the
side OF the railway track, nearly dead
this morning. He was taken home
aud died Within an hour from tho re-
suit of iuj aries received from tho fall
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DURING the past three weeks tn

DURING the past three weeks THB
HERALps circulation has been somo
1900 copies over and above the regu-
lar circulation for any similar period of
time during its past history. Every
day we are improving the service OF
the paper, and we propose to increase
our facilities In every department, so
Is not to be possibly excslled, If
equalled, by any journali In the South in
oil those things that 20 to make up a
firs,-class daily newspaper. We are
grateful for the patronage in the past
10 liberally extended, and for
the numerous expressions of
devotion to THE DALLAS HERALD.
which come In warmest terms from
every section of the State, and more
particularly, all this portion of 1t. Our
readers everywhere may rely on con
tinusnce OF improvement for the
years to come, while advertisers will
thus have the benefit OF q correspond
ing increase of circulation. Next
month oar new Webb psrfecting press
brand me wdress, office equipment, etc.,
etc., will enable US to so handle our on
tire business as win be Of highest
qualification to our friends rs well as
profitable to ourselves.
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information is conveyed that this tam
pering Is not done In any British In
tarest


The Cholera.
SPANS CLAIM To THE ISLANDS.
MADRID, Aug. 31.-The Spanish gov
eminent has forwarded to Germany a
copy of the agreement signed three
years ago by native chiefs, In which
they recognize tho sovereignty OF
Spain over the Caroline Islands.
THROUGHOUT SPAIN.
MADRID, Aag. 3l.-There were 1888
new cases OF cholera, and l,2iS deaths
reported throughout Spain yesterday.
AT ToULoN.
ToULoN, Aug, 3l.-Oholera appears
TO be decreasing, but nina deaths &c,
cured from the disease during the 10
hours Guiding al O'Clock this after
noon. There seems to be- little
il any decrease in the
panic among the people, however. One
thousand workingmen have deserted
their place at the arsenal, and fled be-
fore the scourge, Both divisions OF
the evolutionary squadron have beeu
removed from T0ulon and stationed
on tho guilt of San Juan, 60 await the
subsideuco OF the epidemic.
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AFTER all and at last one kindly
word of consolation Is addressed to
Mr.. KELLEY, and by no less respecta-
bio a parsonage than the editor CT the
Philadelphia Times, who correctly
says:
"When Mr.. KELLEY considers that
Austria Ia lust now driving beyond Its
borders all nen OF Polish nationality,
Nv l. they were lspers, instead of the
representatives OF one of tho nobiest
branches OF European civilization, he
need not feel very dreadfully cut
about his own rejection In thai diroc-
ton. 1t ia moro OF an honor TO DO cut
than petted by nation of conceitod,
aIisiOcratic bo0rs."
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FOREIGN NEWS.
england.
THE SPRINTERs.

LONDON, Aug. 81 Weather was duh
and track very heavy at Lille Bridge,
where tha oue mile running race for
$500 side, betweon Cummings, the
professional, and George, heretofore,
tA9 champion amateur Splinter Of the
world, took place to-day. The race
cams of a. O'Clock, In the presence Of
a large crowd Of sportsmen. Gsorgc
won easily In 4:l7l9.
A four mile race between Cummings
and George will bs run at Glasg. n
September Il.
George started well and at once got
slightly ia advance Of Cummings,
who never succeeded in passing him.
The runners remained close together
until they were within 200 yeRrds OF
the finish. At this point George, who
had timself well under control,
spurted and ran away from his COM
petitor and breasted the tape at the
end Of the COURSE July 70 yards ahead
OF Cummings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
THE HERAI LLAS TEXAS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1885,
A MOST lively tight would seem to BIZ

A MOST lively fight would seem 10 DO
In progress between PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND and GENERAL BEN Bot
LER, ono that will bs regular picnic
for even q cowboy. BUTLER contends
that the action OF the president In
wolves most important questions, the
rights Of property, the power oil tie
Indian 10 make contracts and the au-
thority o; the government to interfere.
GENERAL BUTLER insists that tse ac-
ton against illegal holding in
the Territory should have been
through the courts and not
by pure executive order.
GENERAL BUTLER says that the
autocratic order Is to operate
against millions Of dollars OF
property, which no owns and
represents. But this cuts no
figure in the case. The extent OF any
damage done does not affect the value
of principle involved; the rights OF a
poor man nro az sacred as those Of a
millionaire, or even n Millionaire. Be-
sides this, tho attorney il too quick on
trigger. Merely an order has been
issued by tho president. No overt act
has been committed. Suppose no &c
ton DO ever taken by him, what then?
No wonder MIR. JUsTlcK MILLER re-
fused to grant restraining writ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

LAMPAsAs, Aug. 2l.-lSpecisl. H.
Dixon G. Williams camp.meeting
closed to-day. one Thousand persons
gathered for services at the depot
The evaugelists preached from Q
platform. There were 4 persons
converted at this sermon, making
426 In all. Thirty persons
were baptised at 8 y. IN.
One Thousand i've hundred dollars
aas given to Burnet's Centenary col
lege. A purse OF $40 was presented TO
the evangelist by q grateful people.
The preacher lett for Dallas st 4 y, m,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THE most disguised SGT of men, pc.
litically, in the country to-day, are
those Republicans who recognize the
fact that the bloody shirt Is worn out
~ a battle flag, and who looked to
JOHN SuERMAN's standing acd intel
ligenco for q live, powerful campaign
document in his MT. Gilead speech.
On tho other hand, it was dirty, dis
connected, sectional harsngue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

BsowNwooD, Aug. 3l.-ISpeclal. J.
Brown county has been blessed with a
splendid rain, which will secure q
good cotton crop aud prove excellent
for stock.
The building boom has struck
Brownwood. Six business houses have
just been built and elk more are I'M
der contract. A shcool Rouse with q
seating capacity of $50 has bsen COM
p!etsd and furnished with patent
daaka
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

MoLRNNAN county anti-prohibition-
ists and local optionists were iubilant
last night over their great victory. In
Waco, 1000 majority, and in Che
county 1850 majority, are bigger re-
suits than even tho moro sanguine
hoped for. SENATOR CoKn did yeo-
man service, and his constituents,
ever proud Of that grand character,
did we'll In serenading him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THE camp meeting at Lampasas,
among other good things accom-
plishei, compelled iroo theatre, for
tho tino being 1t WAS run as coun-
tor attraction, but the reports seem to
indicate that the camp meeting fur
nished tho most popular programme.
A theatre Is entirely too light under
such circumstances. Nothing less
than circus can get away with y
camp meeting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

no lNyEsrIaArE TnE MATrRR.

TO INVESTIGATES THE MATTER.
PARIs, Aug, SILT il Off oislly stated
this afternoon that tho French govern
mont has requested Eugland TO in
vestigate the circumstances attending
the alleged murder OF Olivier Pain by
British oflicsrs ia che S0ufan, and 10
obtain tho fullest posaible information
concerning tho whole Subs ct.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THE cattle barons are moving from
the Territory, according TO our mid.
night dispatches. Cows, calves, year.
linEs, steers aud all are on the tramp,
without any need of "SHERIDAN's
ride" or any of Uncle Sans forces or
BEN BUFFERS interference. The 40
DAYS are up to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

SPAIN, from military standpoint,
ID just strong enough to suppress anti
German demonstrations by her sub
jects. But as the suppression Of such
demonstrations probably means self
preservation, it will be gratifying to
know that Spain can still take care of
horualf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THE Mr.. CoNKLINa who wanted to
tight duel at Nswp, rt, the other day,
with naval lieutenant who had
spoken disparasingly Of GRANT, IL 8
nephew Of RoscoE CoNKLINa. Tho
young man had laudable ambition
70 wipe out, before the Rhode Island
ers, the disgracsful flight Of his great
uAcle few yesrs ago, before Ex.Gov.
unxoR EPRAoun's shot-gun.
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MAINH ia tho daddy of prohibition,

MAINS Ia tho daddy of prohibition,
and this Is the way it works, accord
ing to one of its own prints, the
Watervllle Sentinel:
"There isn't place In tho State OF
Maine large enough to contain three
stores where liquor cannot be obtained
by those who want 1t and use It,
Them's our sentiments, notwithstand-
ing all the law and the sentiment in
the State to-day"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

the troubles Of BATTENBERa, the
young man who drew the PRrNcEss
BRATRIcs, recently, In the royal mat
ximobial lottery, have just COM
nencsd, but in the most disheartening
form. MoTHER.IN.LAw VICTORIA has
just taken up her residence with the
young couple, at Balmoral.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THE Bowie Cross-Timbors has
changed hands, MR., GEORGE II,
DAVIES retiring aud MR.. j. M.
STRONG assuming control. GEORGE
made u tip-top paper out OF the Cross
Timbors, and always welcomed in our
sadctum, and THE HERALD hopes
that the new editor may meet with
an abundant success aud evon i'm
prove upon the good work OF his pred
anaeyAr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THAT champion old pugilist JOHN l..
BARLEYcoRN is having full hand in
Texas now. He has knocked out Sui
LIvAN several tunes, but PARsoN CAR
ROLL, and SPEAKER FOSTER and DR..
CRANFILL are worrying tho old tough
considerably, down here. Coke and
MILLS sponged him eff splendldly,
however, in the last round.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THE EMPERoR's HEALTH.

THE EMfEHoH hEaLth'
BERLIN, Aug. 3l.-Emperor William
yesterday gave an exhibition of the
excellent health he Is at present enjoy
ing. Ia attending the national shoot
ing for foot guards, al Potslsm, he
lrsd several shots himself and made
an address to the msrksmen on their
upbiaynuloptq
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Afghanistau.
rAMprRINa WITH THE MAILS.

TAMFEniNU VAIN IhE MAILS.
SIMLA, Aug. 3l.-rhe smeer of AT.
ghsnistan has native Off ,er from
Csbul, to Investigate the charges of
',niHconduct mate BY The British
boundary commission against the row.
amor Of HerAt. Tue principal charge
u that the governor 0pena the conn.
denplal letters sent By way Of Herst 10
n IN nsSs ~ e. m /, md ~
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in which you are wsllo wing, ON ac-
count Of some OF those diseas, 4
peculiar to you, madame, and which
have robbed you OF the rosy hue 0,
health, and made life q burden to you,
ynu can easily get out of, DE-. Pierce's
HFsvorite Prescription" will free you
from all such troubles, and soon rect Il
the rose-tlnt oil health to your cheek
and the elasticity to your step. It 10 q
most perfect specific for all the weak
nesses and irregularities peculiar TO
your sex. 1t cures liberation, dis
placements "lnterual fever" bearing.
down serfnatlons, removes the
tendency 70 canoe r0ue affIotione, d %
oogyeelo "a unnot1tel dlsehafgoA 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

Mr.. BAYARD was great as a
United States senator. He Is now Sec
Rotary OF State. There is evidently q
great difference between the senate
and the Secretary of States office. The
ablest cabinet officer, DAN MANNING,
II q newspaper man, as might have
been expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

THE Yankee cutter from the Quin-
nebago beat the boats from the men,
of.war of tho other nationalities, at
Constantinople. The result will allay
many fears In this country. Who's
afraid Of an enemy he can run away
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

The public has been excluded from
CLEvELAND's rancho in the Adiron-
dacks. No earthly soul has been nesr
him, but a physioian-to whom secrets
are sacred. The luck Of this president
is marvellous. The opportunity of a
lifetime Is now his to spin the fish
and snake yarns of the century.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

ABOUT fifty congressional districts
remain unrepresented at West Point
on account of sppoiutees failing to pass
the examination for admission. Base
ball Is gradually undermining the
most ancient and most cherished Of
our Institutions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

TEE recent little diplomatic love
passage between QUEEN VICTORIA
aud the sultan was very delicate and
touching, but VIC is too old; 1t won't
work. She may be powerfully fond
Of Turkey, but it takes young set Of
teeth to masticste as tough bird as
phe has tackled.
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CHICAGO has got 80 deep in tho
slaughtering business 1t has become
extremely difficult for anything vslu-
able to live there. 1t does upa fine
literary magazine as quickly and Of
fectually as 1t can Western hog.
Chicago Ia a "bloody" town.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

SENATOR SHERMAN, In his Mt.
Gilead speech, the other day, put an
other dauo OF red paint on the dirty
old shirt, with which the Republican
party has 80 long insulted common
decency. Is there no "balm" in dilead
for such reprehensible exhibitions?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

FIVE servant girls have been brutal
~ murdered in Austin In the past few
months, and the list continues to grow.
The servant girl will soon become one
OF the rsrest and oostllest of capital
luxuries,
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Mr.. PARNELL spoke too soon and
too freely. HIS speech has driven the
600 members OF the Commons lib
erals and Toties) into barricn ded
corner Of the House, whore they he
roicaily await the attack of PARNELL's
follow of so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

ALT tho Republican big guns express
confidence In Mr. CLEvELAND's sin
cerity in tho matter OF civil service
reform, but no confidence whatever
In the accomplishment of tho reform,
In fact. What do they know about ity
They never tried 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

AN exchange says Canadian wo-
man got away from her IL children by
clipping with a neighbor. Those are
extrem ely difficult things to get away
from bv an elopement.
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And that we will on or about tbs 10Th DAY
OF SEPTEMBER exhibit one of The best selected
stocks that has ever been brought to this city.
Our prices for the coming season will b. as mod
crate as goods can be legitimatsly ssld tor. 70
these who do not reside In and who will not be
able TO visit the city, we would say chat upon re-
quest, we will be pleased to ssnd samples Of any
thing in cur line
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Epain-OermaDy.

ROME, Aug. 3l.-Cholera has made
its appearance in Polzone, near Aqui,
in the Province of Alossandria.
Eleven persons have bsen attacked
and four have died. The contagion
was conveyed by family from Mar
settles.
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Italy.
aEAvy THUNDER STORM.

PISA, Aug. 3l.--A terrible thunder
storm visited this city yesterday. The
lightning wa, awful and caused great
destruction. 1t struck and shattered
the tower OF the church of St, Cecilia
and that OF the church Of San Cuts.
seppe. The former was badly split
aud is expected to fall at any time.
Although subjected to the hardest
storm in Pisa during the present gen
Grafton, the leaning tower remains un.
,niurad.
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THE cholera has made Its appear.
ance In Japan. Goodness gracious!
And tour RICHARD" has just got there.
Bat let us hope for the best. 1t will
take the scourge long time to reduce
RIcHARn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

Having fully determined close WINTER GOODS
over from ass together with the broken
naturally accumulate In doing large business wishing
netting but new goods by the compee we shall corsen-
ae time ana an accomplish Former seasons have
demonstrated natSptember bauke
We have carried few 1O4 liza Ba kes over from last
season. which we will offer at reduction prices
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-05-02

The Southern immigration Society
is going to work in a practical way to
accomplish something substantial in
the way of promoting the objects and
purposes of it's organization. Com
mittees have been organized to take
charge OF the various departments OF
work TO be undertaken by the society,
and their reports show that they have
not been idle. 1t is understood that
the building of Castle Garden will
be one of the first propositions that
will be acted upon, and having dis
posed of that question of first i'm
portance, the progress of the society
will be rapid and effective.-N. O..
Daily States.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-05-02

An Ohio paper contains the follow
ing paragraphs concerning criminal
lawyers" to which we invite the at
tention of all thoughtful people:
"If an ordinary citizen aids con-
fessed and indicted murderer to es-
cape from prison by supplying him
with false keys or other appliances,
he becomes malefactor himself, and
is amenable to punishment, but if an
attorney, by fixing a jury suborn-
ing witnesses, or through legal tech
nicalities accomplishes the same
thing, he at once becomes "a great
criminal lawyer, and is allowed to
browbeat judges, bully witnesses and
carry on pretty much as he pleases.
cit is no part of lawyers duty
to secure the acquittal of men who
are clearly guilty of outrageous
crimes. When they become SO de-
voted to the interests of great crimi-
nails as to lose sight of the higher
duty they owe to society, they ally
themselves with the criminal classes,
aud should be treated accordingly.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-05-02
MAKE FARM LIFE ATTRACTIVE.

Some of the most dissatisfied and
forlorn farmers we have ever seen
are in Grant parish. They are for
ever complaining of their bard lot.
This is u sin and q shame, for the
farm life is the only real independent
life there is, and. when men fail to
succeed in farming, it is their own
fault of neglect or mismanagement
nine times out of ten. For the ben
eft of our friends we will print four
good rules for their guidance:
1. Take more sleep and do less
work. A man needs his brains as
we'll as his muscles to do good work,
and no man has clear head who
eats his breakfast before five o'clock,
nor can he do as much work in ten
hours as the six O'Clock man with his
vigorous blows will accomplish in
eight hours.
2. Have system about you. time
to begin and time to. stop labor.
Keep the tools in their places. Feed
the stock regularly and keep them
protected from the weather. Too
many of our farmers imagine that
stock can winter out of doors in this
climate. Shelter is one third feed.
3. Take care of your health. Too
little sleep, exposure to needless heat
and cold, lack of cleanliness and
properly prepared food, and useless
fret and worry, make gray hairs and
scratch so many wrinkles that it is
cold man" and cold woman" before
you are in the thirties.
4. Make home attractive. A few
good books, magazines and papers,
cost but little, and are worth hun
dred times their cost. Pictures and
orna ments on the walls, and flowers,
shrubs and fruit trees in the yard,
all go to beautify, making home
pleasant, attractive and healthful,
and save doctors bills.