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GEMS OF THOUGHT.

TO love and to do the Holy will is
the ultimate way, not only to know the
truth, but to lead others to know it too.
-Mdrtineau.
Aim to be in all things acceptable
to God. and you need trouble yourself
but little about the opinions of man.
Young Christians Pocket Boob.
-Faithfulness is higher attainment
than mere success; and, unlike success,
it is within the reach of every man.
Perhaps the progress of our spiritual
life would be swifter II we, remember
ing this, would strive less after ''suc-
cess" and more after faithfulness. SIS.
S. Times.
The heart can not rest undisturbed
until it has learned to know that "our
Father in Heaven" leads His children.
We fear the darkness and dread the
trials until we can trust that God 8
hand will find us in the darkness and
His help will come to us in the trials.
standard.
Humility is practically shown in
forgivlng those who harm US and in
forgetting the hateful things they have
done. All resentment and wounded
dignity is built upon pride, and pride
of very flimsy foundation, too; for
there is really in us, before God, very
little of merit. To forego rebuke Of
things done against US is one of the
signs of humility.-Golden Censor.
On recently giving $40 for the
benefit of an Atlanta (Ga.) mission
Suuday-school Sam Small writes: 81
hope it will do away with the necessity
of an entertainment, for l do not be
lieve these means of getting money fol
the Lords work are to either His honor
or glory. Try to avoid all such
schemes. Let people give what they
will, but please don't barter them any
thing for the Lords sake"
"A religious paper gives the follow
ing: ''Our church festival is over. The
treasury has $3.50 net gain-that il
the credit side. The debit shows al
appalling list of Misunderstanding
several cases of dyspepsia aggravated
by late suppers eaten on the supposi
tor that church suppers are not in
furious; thin attendance at praye
meeting the evening following; spiri
! of exultation because we cleared S1.7
more than our Baptist neighbors;
spirit of bitterness because some on
said their singing ws better thai
ours"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-23

One from the Abode of Ill-Gotten Wealth,
the Other from the Humble Home %;
Virtue and Self-Denial "A Striking Con.
trASt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-23

tears and prayers are known to Him,
and by and by He will say: "Come,
We blessed Of My Father, inherit the
Kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation Of the world. IN Y
EvaRgeiiSt
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-23

the prime cause be not abolished, a. d
rum be banished from the land.
Leaving out of consideration the
moral and religious aspect of the ques.
ton. does it not seem plain that some,
thing should be done, and done quick.
ly, to check a curse which is RESPONSE
Bile for one-half of the insanity of thu
land, three-fourths of the crimes OF
violence committed and three-fourth,
of the pauperism in the country
Toledo Blade,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-23
international Sunday. School Lessons.

SECOND QUARTER
June 13-Jesus the Christ :. .... John 1879
June 0-Jesus and Abraham
June N-Review. Service of Song; Mission.
AIRY, Temperance or other Lesson selected
bV the school
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09
Giiembabn WerfauaImma.

Wir, bic unter3ei9neten 8lrger bpn
SON M1tonio, lit 8erbin6ung nit ben
Wtttgliebern ber @iienbabnsGomites bort
&enoal unb &err County, tpiini9en
etrte @ifetbabnz8 erfammlung ber 8irs
ger unb Gei9dftsIeute BON San @ns
tottio ein5uberufen 9ielel6e fol am
IA. SUM- i'm Gourtbaufe ffattfnbett UNI
NIT ben Bhrgern BON &enbaa, &err
rtb aabern nDrbneitli9en Counties
ben Weiterbau Der Miifionsbabn In
tlorbmeffli9er &i9tung au er6rtertr.
Sober, Der Elm Snterefe an bieiem tpi9s
ttger unternebmel bat, III ergebenit
ault Beiu@ Der 8eriammlung eins
gelaben.
8. g. Srons, SObn @einbaro, ST..
W. g. RingsburD, $. s. @rabam,
&enba1 @ountb Gomite.
Mlonao &ees, Seal @albmeQ, s.. 6.
gaugbn, u. SO. @ilmer, Centre poini
&pmite.
peter Snseubtitt, @obert Sab6eu, s,
g.. 9aboen, Comfort 2omite.
.Gbas. @9retner, &C.. $. Burnep, 80.
Scott. s. M. 8urteD, s. 81. @tartep,
Sag. Sellers, &errbile &omite.
grpan GaQagban, 9. %. Breden=
ridge, u. 9. Granf & &c., s.. 8.
&mann, @am Waperid, gilbert
Mfaberid. 8. & u. Oppenbeimer, so.
9alh & BRO, glmenborf & Co., 2es
rour & @osgrobe, 9uso & @@melber,
=. 8. Grof, Sobn 9uunig, s. @roos,
9ars 8. Segener, s.. 9. Mnbretps,
Sas. q. Oldham, 8. Molflon, Sbos.
). Oebine, Sobn 5. Stebens, GregprD
& Co., s. 56reiner, 5. g. Sbornfon,
Sobn g. Nleranber, s. $. Sames,
Wtn. 8. Sbpmpfpn, u. DreiB, Sosfe
Bros, s. 6. Sling, so. g., Belobs
raostp & g., u. 9euftnger, 2ouis
gergfr6m, @bas. @uerguin, s. 6.
Mfigge, Sas. s.. Gren9, %. =. 9.
patterfon, u. pancoait & Son, Gbas.
70. Ogben, u. Sd. Cohen, 8. SC. Suls
libd1, Mopes & 2ansbolb, 90. $.
Ooung, 5. 3. 2acoie, $. s. Ooung,
@bas. 9ummel 6 Son, Z. 9. 9ian0.
tpitp, Grob6ie & Gantleben, 8. Mote
& Co., 8. 20. Mabarasa, @eo. @upps
leg, M. g., s. @anaIstp, SKp 2amoa,
.. SrDnsti & Co., SO. 2ar6a & Bro,
W. u. 8onpnge, 6aas & Oppenbeis
r1er, gouar6 &ii@e, 6. 6. GreKur,
U. 3. Granf, 6. u. 9irler, M2. 3inbs
rer, s. W. 6annig.
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@ut. 6HHimn 81 @nhm.

nnfere 9auptnabruns III unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb um folbes frii9 uuo
gut gu erlangen, fantt man l1nm6gli6
eineu aaberldffgeren Martt finben, als
bet bon Wm. 96fing 6 Sobn, SEQ.
511 @be. s. Sic 9errer babei1 benz
@ef9mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges
tragen unb In ibrent gtabIiKement etne
talte 2uftmai9iae errt6tet, tpel9e allen
Nnfor6erungen fir @rbaltung unb gnts
fernung f@dbli6er Snsrebienaer bes
Jleii6es entipri@t. sic baben betdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einet groBen
Torratb bon Waitbieb, aus tpel@ent
1ur bas Bette fir tire Runoen gepdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient iein tpia, BET
befu9e ben Martt, 80. 511
Mbehue s. 1,1Ot1f
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am 3iele anlanst, bat bur1 Die Mns
lt%retgnrgen Der tpeiten unb bei6merlis
dem Geife min6eitens 20 % ieines
Jleif9gebaltes unb fon1it feines Mer=
tbes berloren. 9as aug benz teranif6en
Sieb bergeifelte 8ii6ienfeii9 muB alss
baum tpieberum BON Chicago ben meiten
Weg nod Stem Sort per 8abn bef6rbert
perben, INN enbli6 irtbem borliegenbett
Galle bon bort aus mad 9abre berfanbt
tuer6en at f6nner.
Wel9 getDaltige GrfparniB an Nrz
belt, 3eit unb @elo tpdre es, tpenn
man bier In Seras bic gonierbens
Tabritatior 5u einem 3peig Der "Home
Industry maGte :? Sas 8dbnneB
tredt feine Nrme nod aDet Mi6tungen
big ttef in bic e~ntferntefen @iebsu9s=
Dtftritte binein, 10 baB es m6gli6 fein
totrbe, fol9 cine. etpa bier in San
Mrtoaio 3u erri9tenbe 5abrif, fortz
tpdbrenb utto nit bett bentbar gering.
ten Sransport, Soften NIT S9ladtbieh
gu neriorgen. Wenn cine fol9e Jabrit
aud ttaturgemdB ibre 0aupt : Betriebss
3eit auf ben 9erbit unb bet Winter
berleger miiBte, 10 tpiirbe iebt mad grs
fin6ung Der &aItlufter3eugungszM ai9is
men aud mdbren6 bes @ommers ni9i
paufirt gu tnerben brau9en. Mu9 bic
&lagen Der 8iebai6ter, baB gu uenis
gutter fit ibr &inbbteb unb lire S6afe
p%orbanben lei, tpiirber bantt aufbbrer,
Ipetn BET tpirfli@em Guttermangel ibr
ueberf9uB at gieb bortbeilbaft fit
tene1 S~rbuifrie=2 ueig berpenbet uer=
ben f6nnte.
Greili@ tuiirbe au9 elm aiemli9 Be-
trd@tli9es Mnlages& opital totbwenbig
iein, I'M iene Gabritation in benz MaBs
fabe betreiben au f6n1en, tpie es n6tbig
ndre, Inn gegeu bic G%oncurren3 bes
Norbens auf5utommet. SIN Gleinet
lafen fi9 berartige Snbuitrie 3peige,
gu benet tbeure Maf@inen &C. ttotbpeus
big ftn6, beut5utage nibt rtebr betrei=
ben. @inige 8erfu9e, 2iebig'f1em
Gleif6 @rtract in $erus 5u fabri3iren,
baben bas sur @enige betpieien.. sSene
8erfu@e i'm &leittett 1nuBten balls tpies
Der aufgegeben tuerben, ba bic Cons
curren3 Der &iefenz11 nternebuturgett in
BuenDs Nnres uro on atberu Orten
Slb > Mrnerifas ni9t 3u iberuinbem
mar. Mangel an ~geniigem6em Mnlage,
2apital mar aud Der Grub, baB bers
f6ie5ene @roBf6Id6tereiett. Die fi9 auf
ben @erfanb frif6 gei6Ia9tetel1 un6
in Sis berpadten Gleif9es "a. 9. bic
in 8ictOria) mieber eingeber rnuBten.
ST erf bic Mranias paB Bab1 fertig
tnb babea mir einen brau9barert 9as
fen bort am @olfe, banr foGlten bic
unternebmenoen unb iiber &apitalien
berfigenben Bdrger San Mntonios bic
@rinbung fold elmer grpBen @oniers
ben : Gabrif Ing Nuge faferr. Sabur@
piirbe ni@t tur cine reue Sonte.
Sn6uftrie gef6aHen, fonbertt sIei@aeitig
cine fol6e, bic gan5 bebeuteab I'M Sns
tereffe unferer Garmer uub 8iebai9ter
Ifpnen fn{f6fp
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sine MHae.

Sft Der S~nftruftion, mel9e bonn Die
ffriftri9ter Der @ranbiurp ertbeilt tpurs
be, lenfte er bic Nufmertiamteit beriel=
bet auf bic 2anbft1aBen unb empfabl
lift cine l1nteriu9ung bes gonpict
CAMPS, In benz bas gntfieben Der
@trdflinge iberbanb rtebrne. ct tabelte
ban1 Die 5u r1ilben Gtrafeu, bic rneis
items iiber Mngeflagte tpegen zines tuies
berbplten 0erbre1ens berbdngt tpiirs
ben. @einer Meinung mad io1te bas
3ipeite 8erbre6en, 6efen fi6 cine 8ers
ion i@ulbig ma6t, f@drfer beifraft
mer6en, als 6as erfte. Nus bieiem
@runb inftruirte er bic Surp, bic ets
waige fribere 8eftrafung zines Nnges
flagten beim ginrei6en Der Mnflages
f9rift 3l bemerten.
S9lieBli9 riigte Der NiGter einen
BON Wbpptaten b~etriebenen Mibtrau9,
Der ben @eri9ten bic gr6Bten 0inber>
nifie in ben Meg lege un6 slei@3eitig
bic I9Derife Steuer bebinge, welGe
ber ge~iebliebenbe 8iirger at entri9ten
babe. 3par ertDdbnt Der &i6ter ni9t
Der M%bDofaten, fonbern ipri9t MUIR port
gngetlasten, ba aber bic Mbbotaten bic
8ertbeibigu1g ftibren unb bic @liertetr
III ben @9li9en uub 4nifen Sener
ni9t bepaabert finb, 10 fam man He
aud fiir bas practiciren berielben ri@t
berautportli9 md1eti uub Die &ige
bes &i@ters gilt besbaIb ben Mbbofas
ten.
Ser seriiste @iBbrau@ beftebt barin,
6aB bic 8ertbeibigung oft 3eugett aus
ben entlegenteiten Gege1ben bes Staa=
tes berbeicitirt. Sn ben meitet Gd0ett
tuerben 6iefe 3euget gar ni9t bDr Der
Wertbeibigung boryefibrt, eri9etner
tie aber auf benz 3eugenftaAb, 70 miKen
tie getp6bnli9 ni6ts BON Der Nngeles
genbeit, UNI berenttpilen iie berbeiges
bolt tpiirben. Die Citation geI9ab iibers
baupt nur In BET 9offnuns, bab bic
borgebli9en 3euget1 ausbleiben tpurs
ben, I'm baum eiret @runb gum Muf'
f6ub bes pro5efes gu baben.
I'm nun biefem fotfpielisen MiBs
brau@ 10 biel tpie m6gli@ por3ubeugeri,
tpir0 BET @ranbiurp empfoblen, iebes
@eiu9 UNI 8eridiebung zines proaeFes
aufs@ 9drffte 81 priifen. Gerner tpiiri9t
Der &i9ter cine frenge Dur9flbru,tg
bes @efebes gegen Meineib.
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Smterefante @rfahrmmaen.

Ser MobelbdnbIer Siram Cameron in 60.
lumbns, 3d. ma@t feime Grfabrunsen in fol-.
GENDER @eife befannt: Set bret Sabrer,
babe id iebes Seilmittel fur Maseu- unb Size
renleiben berfu6t, bas fid I'M SanSel befnbet,
aber n9ne Grfols, Bis i'd enblid electric Sit.
ters gebraudte. Sd nabm s Glai9en unb bin
iest ganali@ sebeilt unb baIte electric 8itters
fur ben befen 8Iutreiniser in Der MeIt. Maior
U. 3. &eeb BON @eit aibertb, Rb., sebraudte
Electric 8itterS seser LANCE befebenbe Nieren>
objection nnb fagt: vNidts bat mir 70 9eboIfen,
aIs electric 8itters."
gerlauft gu 80 @ents bic Glafde bel u.
OreiE.
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Dut<Depdrtement

if in ieber geaiebuns %muFersiItis, In preifer
bon il - $3.50 baS Stid. 9aneben fnbei
man Sanbfdube, Sofentrdser nnb ole anberea
Nrtifel, berer elm GER aur 8erboufdnbiouno
teines snsuss unb feiner Soilette bebarf. 'Mue
muir benfbaren Gesenffanbe, bic man ale Hur.
uiitins GsoOs aa be8eidnen bleat, inb in
aroSer .MuspabI Sorban6eR.
sluBerbem fibren mir beridiebene Nrten bon
aofern, Reiietaf4en, &esenf6irmeu nnb etuen
sroben gorratb bon enmiujpaarsn fur Serrtn
Danes mnb Rinber.
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- 6. S. Maaaer, MbOleldIes uni
tefniIhxn6Ier in sEarben. GeIet. SIN

- 6. s. Maaler, gDBOls1dIe, uub
9etaiIbdn6Ier in Sarbeii, Delen, slns
ftreidermatsrialer, Commentaries,
San Mntonio einpfieblt fem srOBes
Eager in bieiel MrtifeIa su aseip gort
Preifen uub utn6t gana befploers aiif
ben sepdblten 1orratb BON Wiloeri1:
@brDmos, 2upfers unb St1bIltt9eu,
SelgemdIben urb Ybantaiie > 8iloerIt
aller 4rt. ferner auf be gei9ma6uole
Iusuahl BON 8ilberrabtten Der 0Ilers
moberniten Gortt unb ailf bic Jules
unfaRenoen 3ei@enmaterialen oufs
u1erffant. @le Muftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der Dbigeu 8rau1en iperoer prompt
ausgefhbrt; 8ilber bon ieeer Gr6Be ein'
gerabmt unb ale Grbeiten m0gli@ff
i6nea unb gut beiorgt, bic tn 0as Sad
fhlaqen.
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Seitbem i9 St.Satobs Del gegett
rbenmatii6e 2eibem, an pel9en i6 febr
latfge gelitten bate, anuanbte, beripire
i'd ni9ts mebr bDr1 bieien 1lnangeneb,
men e9meraen. IS 1T fiber bas bette
Mittel, tpel6es es ien1als gegeben bat,
uno iolte In feinem 6ausbaIt feblen,
ba es gegen ale duBeren @9mer3ert 10
boralgli@ Dirtiam it.-Mnbr. @ebrittg,
&eabing, BennfplD'a.
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Gn5etse fir Steuer aabler.

Die County gommiiioners Court bon
8erar @ountD tpirb am Montag ben IA.
Stunt 1886 8ormittags 10 nbr int
@ourtbauie gu @an Mntonio ieine Sit,
3unget als 8oarb of Equalization er,
6fnen unb 10 Iange in Sibung nerblei=
ben, Big ole Gei6dfte erle6ist fnb.
Berionen, beren @igentbum, ibrem 9a=
ftirbaIten nod, su bod absei@dbt tpur.
De, tuerber erfu6t, Der geb6r0e tire
Exclamation am getannte1 ober einert
Der md9ffolgen6eu Gage einaursi@en.
8er6HentliGt auf Nnorbnung Der
~ebreniDertben @ountD @ommiiffoners
Court bon 8erar County.
Mls 3eugniB biene meme Namens.
@ unteri9rift ttnb raein Muttss
.GS iegeI. 9at Mntonio, ben "a.
Mai 1886.
Sbab. %. Smith
25,5 20mtum 60. glert 8erar 60.
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9as aOusert In Mabnae's @artea.

Weffern Mbenb fan6 In Mabnde's
@arten bor einem aablrei9 enlightenment
publifum bas erfte &on3ert ber Wiener
9uettiffen @al3er aub G~ternbeim unb
bes Grdul. &amersborf fat. &ei@er
@eifal IDbnte iebe ein3eIte gieee bes
gut 3ufammengeite0ten programmes.
Msit Der @ngasirung biefer Sruppe bat
Mabnfe ie6enfaQs einert gutert griff
getban, gu benz man Inn bon bergen
gratuliren fam. Siefe gan3e Mo9e
uerben feben 4benb 2onaeite in
Mabude 3 @arten ftattfinben.
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Feiles Sarsaparil1a" fit
ale 8Imt. unb Samtfranfbeiten. Rurirt bic
f9limmfen Sale bon BIutberoiftuna Sic aur
seuObnli@en Slime. @ebraudsannetluua 9uf
0er Etitette. &abriairt bon Der MIam,o 9fft'G
COMPANY uab gum 8ersauf an 8ieberbertdmfel
unb an Rribatperfunen bel y. DreiE Gan
Mut0nio.
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q E n

Gine Martefrau tpirb fiji einet Mo=
not a%r3unebraeit geiu@t. Ndberes au
erfragen 1T Der Office ber nGreiepreTe."
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&ema0em

fabren mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbats
tan, binten ober borne au 5ffnen, NIT ober obne
Rra9ea, etnfa@e ober 9erippte 8ufen. dnfer
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@tlbeIttts ameae.

Sirefte SIM portation.
$50 &iften bes berubmten Minerals
pa11ers foeben einsetrofen Bel
s. &pne & Co..
8,3mtlmtD "a Commensurate,
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rren~EDtlettearttfel,

Das srSBte unb rei6baltisfe Eager bon
Serren.l1utertleiDern IN BET Stabt, In allen
StoFen, bon 8aumpole Bic aur SeiSe. Sn
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Dead Shot" sersip Borm eint.
ment tpirit f6er uu6 f@neu. Diefes Ointment
tobtet bic @drner ausenblidIi@ bSIt GIiesen
ab unb beiEt bic @unbe. SIN @aHer a~ufaefSf
To es elm atsseaei9netes SeiImitteI sesen iraenb
pel9e Mun6eR beim 8ieb. &reis 80 Gents.
Rraparirt unb gum 8erfauf Bel u. DreiB,
Gan Gntonio. 1875 tuu
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Office bon s. 6. Smith, euperinten't.
Der 66entliden @4ulen.

San IntOnio, 1. SUM 1886.
Cine priifung Der Npplicamten fiji
9ebrerifellen an ben itdbtii6en G@uien
San Intonios fi1bet am S. g., Z, 8.
lno 9. Suli 1886 ftatt. Die prtfungen
beginnen Gormittags 9 lbr.
s. g.. Smith,
Supt. ber ftdbtii@en S6ulen.
Werlangt
tuerben stuei iunse Ndaner bon 17-18
Sabren Bel
3mt 9arnif@ & 8aer.
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q &.
Is Gents Gombtnatipn
@eiBwaaren.

bic Qinsn Qaipus, @imabams, Spile bn Apro
rnb anDsrs @aid. etoHe IN grobsr aasipabI
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aatuas, SIR Se1ren! eAf Das, mas MIR aber alabr su fagea batea
umb benft barber nah+
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Rnabenan5I8en

babeu mir .insa irnnienfen gorratb fir aixber
bon apei Sabreu aufwarts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-08-21
BABY AT THE TABLE.
Everyday Meal-Time Scenes Recorded by
Trustworthy Secretary.


Trustworthy Secretary.
The meeting was called together at
eight O clock a. M, with the baby in
the chair. After rapping the table
violently to secure the attention of
those present, the chairman made q
motion to upset the butter. The
motion was seconded, but not in time,
and the butter was carried.
The minutes of the last meeting were
then read and disapproved. During
the recital, the chairman emphasized
his displeasure by throwing muffin at
the secretary. The report, however,
was completed, and the muffin laid on
the table.
The regular business was then taken
up. 1t was voted to allow the chair
man Il glass of milk, q muffin and a
small piece of steak. Exception being
taken to the latter, it was allowed to
take the floor in its own defense. The
chairman demanded a larger piece, and,
after brief consultation, the demand
was granted.
The matter of bib for the chair
man having been brought up, by the
discovery that that article had been
surreptitiously removed and deposited
under the table. the nurse was requested
to replace the same. The chairman
objected on the ground that bibs were
unnecessary and undignilied. Objec-
ton overruled, and bib replaced.
At this point the chairman called at
tention to large existing deficit in the
supply of milk, and suggested an as
sessment on the cream pitcher. 1t was
thought lest, however, to supply the
deficiency from the diurnal endowment
in the pantry, and the matter was dis
cussed in n very animated manner by
the chairman and several members OF
the convention. The chairman's OBJ
lection was finally overruled, as a veto
for cream only, and the bill was passed.
On motion of the nurse, the chair
man was tied into his chair, to prevent
his taking the fioor-a very unpar-
liamentary proceeding. Upon discov-
ering this piece of strategy on the part
of the opposition, the chairman was
very indignant, and objected with such
force and vehemence that his count
enance became fairly forid. While
emphasizing his remarks by successive
gestures, he removed the cutlery,
crocllery and glassware from his i'm.
mediate vicinity, and drew large Sec
ton of the table-cloth into his lap.
A motion to adjourn was hastily
made by the nurse, and was partici.
pated in by the chairman. The meet
ing, being thus left without a quorum,
was declared adjourned by the secre-
tary, subject to the call of the chair
man. Paul PaStnOr, IN Puck.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-08-21
THE DAIRY.

The best market for any man, pro.
vided he has one, is the home market.
He who sis near" to his market is bets
ter than he ''who is far off. "-F'ar1n,
Field and Stocbman.
The safest and quickest way to dry
up COW is to feed moderately with
dry feed and leave back part of the
milk at each milking, drawing only
enough and at such intervals as will
prevent serious Inflammation in the
udder-M. Y. Tribune.
The calf born in the fall, fairly
well wintered and given the vigorous
growth that grass food gives the fol-
lowing summer, makes a better COW
than the spring raised one, and she is.
two years old-the right time for the
birth of her first calf. Farm, Field
and St0cbmGn.
"A cheap and very effective way to-
raise the temperature in cellar that is
dangerously near the freezing point is
to set one or more common kerosene
lamps on the cellar bottom during the
day time, when not wanted for lighting
the rooms above.-W Western Rural.
In eight of the American States.
there are l, 1893 butter and cream fac
tories. and the value of the dairy prod
ucts of the whole Union last year was
$500, 1000, while the value of the
mich COWS is estimated at 500. 900, 900.
If only now in its infancy, as is said,
Uncle Sans dairy business will be
big thing when it grows up United
States Datryn,an.
Only the finest butter made by the
best known rules-and the great but
ter dealer knows the difference at sight
brings the best prices, and it occu-
pies place in the market by itself.
| The ordinary farm butter, made by old
STYLED WAYS, is classed with bogus but
ter and sells for mixed grease price.
The market calls for a fresh-made,
sweet-favored butter. and will have it.
N Y. Telegram.
Breeds ofcows strongly predisposed
to milk production will sometimes give
milk before the heifers have had their
first calf The tendency is increased
where the young calves run together,
in which case, unless precautions are
taken, they are almost sure to learn to
suck each other. A habit of this kind
is extremely difficult to cure; the COWS
having learned it while young suck
themselves when they are in milk, and,
unless very valuable, the best way to
dispose of such is to fatten them for the
butcher. -Iribane and Journal.
1t is erroneous to assert, as one
writer does, that good-favored and
| bookkeeping butter can not be made
by the old-fashioned way of setting
milk, which exposes it to the influence
of the air. Of course, something de-
ponds on the condition of the air. But
pure air in contact with the cream at
some stage of the process is absolutely
essential to the development of fine
flavor, and we strongly suspect that the
complaint of the butter of the day being
so short-lived, if the word may be used,
is owing to the fact that the modern
methods of setting milk so generally
exclude the air.-NontreaL Witness.