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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
NOW 4 COW Wy NE rrsrYn.

To test the ability of COW to turn
food into milk and butter several days
training will bc required at first. Dur.
ing This time the food is gradually in
creased onc-tcu,h each day, or more if it
can be done safely. until the COWS ability
to eat is discovered. when the highest
point oG this is reached steady feeding at
the same ra:r is continued Tor a week
and the produce carefully weighed, the
quantity Of food also being accurately
measured. The gradual increase during
the trimming period j. also voted. 1t is
not safe to continue the test more than
week. as, il the appetite falls oil from
excess %, food given, the loss of yield is
greater in proportion than the increase
has been, and some time will bc required
to reach the normal produc, again. Many
fine cows have been injured by this sor;
OF experimenting, and some have been
killed. .-Ns,r York Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
4 Monumental Balloon

VI. Bartho!di, the well-known archi,
tect of the American figure of Liberty" 4"
is engaged in designing monument to
commemorate the balloon service OF the
Franco Prussian war, which is TO be
erected in the Square of st, Pierre, Paris
He proposes to construct model of II
balloon out of thick glass, with an iron
work netting. An electric arc lamp will
occupy the centre and light up the whole
interior.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
now TO KEEP HONEY.

All surplus should bc removed from
hive, II the close Of the honey seas on; if
left /, will soon become dark and have a
solid appearance, and bees cannot pro-
tcct large surplus 80 we'll, and unless
the hives are very close, robbers will find
their way 10 the honey. Comb-honcy
should be carefully stored in close
building, so that bees cannot find il; not
in cellars or underground repositories of
any kind, but above ground, and have
plenty of light and mir, aud NJ the same
time prevent bees from entering. Comb
honey can bC kept free from ants and
other insects by placing it on tables the
feet of which may set in basins Of water
and Kerosene. Ants are very destructive
10 comb-honcy; they puncture the cap
ping, and destroy its appearance. En-
rractcd honey should not, aS vet, be kept
in air-tight vessels, rs it is still in pro-
cess of ripening, and if the gas that is
produced cannot escape it will burst the
packages; hence, they should have a
small opening at least. Extracted honey
may bc kept together in any quantity if
pretty we'll ripcncd If not, it should be
in small quantities. Earthenware and tin
are probably best fer Keeping extracted
honey in, although kegs and barrels can
he used, but should first receive II coat
ing OF bccSwaX inside. This can easily
be- done by pouring in melted becswaV
and running it over the surface. - Cay
Wd COgHtry.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
GIVE a KIND WORD.

Do you know heart that hungers
For a word Of love and cheery
There arc many such about us;
IL may be that one is near
Look around you. II you find it
Speak the word that's needed so,
And your own heart may be strength az
BY the help that you bestow.
II may he that some one falters
On the brink OF sin and wrong,
And a word from you might save him
Help to make the tempted stron~
Look about you . my brother,
What a sin is yours aud mine
II We see that help is needed
Aud we give no friendly sign
Never think kind words are wasted,
Bread on waters cast are they,
And 1t may bc We shall lind them
Coming back 90 us, some day
Coming back when sorely needed,
In IA time ~ sore distress,
So, my fri":d let, give them freely;
Gi.t and givcr God will bless
Eben r. Ee,Jord. IN the Housswifs
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Lily, can you love meme, stunted,

Lily! can you love meme, sednted,
cripple"
''Husnl You must not talk so."
"Can you be my wife, Lily"
"Your wifel / am not worthy. You
are so good-so far above me. Your
wife oh, Harry only live, and / will
prove to you how deeply love you"
There was not loud word-only low,
almost whispered tones, but she beat over
HIM nearer, and kissed his broad, white
forehead, and the crippled physician
knew that for his heart and mind she
loved him, and he had found his wife.
--NeU York Neus
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Il is hardly surprising, remarks the
Detroit IRA Prtss, that the Chiuaman
should be So fond of his ancestors when
almost every observance which is had in
hoacr of the dead winds up with Il glori-
o1s feast for the living. 1t is strange
illustration OF American cosmopolitansm
that the Chinese of New York and
Brooklyn shouid flock to the cemeteries
On ~ given day, load the graves with
roast fowls aud other cdiblcs, burn JOS.
sticks and paper images in the most APP
proved heather fashion, and generally
conduct themselves like genuine cces-
tials. 1t isan equally striking evidence
of the thrift and common sense of these
Orientals that when the ceremony is over
they invariably take the food which they
have so generously presented to the
spirits OF the departed and themselves
-at it.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
no FARM AND GARDEN.
rur rAnNEn rrrpErU AL.

THE Fhhhbh FEEDETH hLL.
My lord rides through his palace gate,
My lady sweeps along In state,
The sage thinks long ON many thing,
And the maiden muses. on marrying,
The minstrel harpeth merrily.
The sailor plowsthe foaming sea,
The huntsrlan kills the good red deer,
And the soldier wars without fear.
But fall to each wnateer befall,
The farmer he must feed them all.
Smith hammereth cheerily the sword,
Priest preacheth pure and holy word,
Dame Alice worketh broidery well.
Clerk Richard tales of love can tell,
The tap.wife sells her foaming beer,
Dan Fisher fisheth IN the mere,
And courtiers rufile. strut and shine,
While pages bring the GascOn wine,
But fall To each rhate'er befall.
The farmer he must feed them all
Man builds ais castles fair and high,
Whatever river runneth by.
Great cities rise In every land.
tireat chu-cn.s show thu builler's hand,
Great arches monum ,nts and towers.
Fair palaces and pleasing bowers
ttrpht work j. done, bet here and there
And well man workcth everywhere.
Bu; work or rest, whate'er bsfall,
The armer h. must feed them alt.
-tb1r''S q. Leland, ia Independent.
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down, even when nice clean boa
straw is provided for him. Tho ,ot ot
once rode a mare seventy miles IN %.ie'I
day. The stable in which she Wa, ~. gle
for the Dight was as comfortable !, a.p' pu'
way as 1t could be made, vet she s,ood 81
whole night through. She ate La. 'us|
and hay and then went To sleep. lo,o;
forward with her breast nr,;,.. ;.u.lS
manger. There are horses ,ba.
never been seen to lie down. and !, ,I' Ave
have ever done so it was only for .I ny
time and at an hour when they wo..
| likely to be seen. No marks b.,..
been discovered upon their coat -, t,c
would indicate that they had bee, i~'l
ldOwn. A horse is recalled nov -. guy
cupied for fifteen years, from the ,, Vim. y
was two years old, the first stall in g,..,
fathers stable. Up to the h,ur be l S.'
no one had ever seen him lving donS
and several times after wcari,op,s 5., 3
Of about eight or ten hours w,,c5 y.
! place on him To- see If durin,. tho ri.l J
ne would lie down, but h. wa. -
caught in that position, and h, no,, !
not be tempted to reclinc by ,yo, ~ ]
/ sweetest and ceancst of bpili,, mI
! died literally upon his fec,. n, ..T
taken sick, and in giving him d,oa.
from "a long-neckcd bottle, with hi, bo,I
| pulled up to II beam, he suddenly g, +
| back and expired. Il
Unless horse lies down rcrul,,,v 3. ]
rest cannot be complete. and hi, i,.a. J.
and sinews stiilen, and while i, Il. 49,
that horses that sleep IN ,.ladip, ~,
tion continue to work for many wear.
is equally true that they would r,g,;,. J
to work for many years longer agi b.. J.
form their worN much better +, 4,
rested naturally. Young hor.,, ,-,r'
country stable may refuse To- ..a 49,.
when put into stable in town. ar1 >.
habit may br confirmed mIp,. i-f..
mentS are offered. Horse, can ba ,.r'.,
to lie down, and they can also o.. ,,Ygl
to be aS neat and clcanly in their a,,.,
as individuals
1t is II very rare thing for morse. ,i
flictcd with disease that ,uper.alg,.
fever TO liz down. They viii stand a.
until nature becomes comu.c,cIy 81
hausted aud their limbs refuse 9, ,,,.,,
them. They have an iu,tiuc, vts
tcache. them that if they lic dovain,
br difficult for them 10 gct upon ,s.
/ feet again. 4 sick horse, beclu.cot
cvidea; knowledge of his own coa5..
and his inability TO communicl. d
symptoms and the nature oi H.. CON
mcnds himself to human symua,h, p
than any other animal. Horse, mys
horror of death, and especially lr
death in their own kind 4 horse m
bc sick in company with ,'abeiu
horses aud the Others will not notice hi
at ALL but the moment he die, there
CONSERVATION throughout the cs.r
stable. 4 horse may be- absolutely a4
less of every inanimatc thing tal' cl1a
to his notice, but will be iri.a,a.I
yond measure at the sight o. one o..
own kind lying dead 10y the roadside.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
FARM AND GARDEN NOTE,

FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.
Fat vegetables require fat land.
Don't plant in Il restricted area.
Girls, have n fine show Of flowers.
Farm for both profit and pleasure.
Don't set aside your poorc,, hai
the garden.
Don't depend on the market, o,
neighbors for supplies.
How many tradcsmen and mea ID
cr lines of business are bauSrup.elo
ON the farm!
Onc bushcl of cornmct j, worth .
" three bushels OF oats rs food 70;
tening hogs.
"Managemcnt.' This one we-l
more meaning on the farm than is .-
ally suspected.
Tastes differ; if you are making
ter to sell you must consult the '4',..
yOur customers.
1t requires 1850 pounds o.. skim q
to produce one pound Of porN wa.'
with coinmeal; ratio La 10 il"s,
hogs.
Skim milk could not be c,0a71-
fed to fattcning hogs uulc,, T. rf
product which could not be o'-s'
utilized.
Stand up like man and honor
calling. You may have wroa-'
they are not in your farm, altaou--'
of them may be in your farming
The sweet cream will make vl'l
very mild flavor; if you prefer u q
to that of rlpened cream, then the
ton is settled so far rs you are coa'd'
You can churn sweet cream anls
the butter out Of il; You can
slightly acid cream and get all the OA
or you can churn thick, sour c'eil
get all the butter.
The seed-bed should be ID
condition, which means me.Io"el
all manure thoroughly incorporate
the soil, narrowed and pauAel 1
clods are reduced hne.
If you gather the butter ~ 'E
before washing it you will nave
with a decided buttermilk hlVoh
is no objection to this-Ii one "A.
but it is not true butter flavor
All seeds, so far as possible :
be sown by drills, of which there's
eral excellent makes. Ine a''4
of regularity Of depth, even d'"
and saving of seed are matters
Importance, To say n)'hiu-
amount OF ground tha. can I"
"A day, which is great saSiu- '
Stable and yard manure i '.-
by many complete manure al.
indispensable for market sa'''-
il has been demonstrated thH'
soils u combination Of stable m'51
commercial fertilizers have aag
variably produce the best .l s'."
consequently the most pTon''''
Have place in which to dep@
ever will burn and will not ''y
rotten manure. A sh"llo"
proper size should be made 70
ashes. When n burning has oi'-
cover over the trench with DoAp
vent the ashes from being DlO'5
This will give you u valuable ie.J
rid You of much rubbish ''"
Ynsightly encumberaucC " ~
Garden.
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ono of the finest pieces of work ever
turned ou' az Marc Island Navy Yard,
San Francisco, hl, just been completed.
l'sn whale boa. bail' for King NIalic.
ioa, ot samoa. g., Ice presented 20 him
by ,hi, Government. ls token Of esteem
for hi, kininc,, to American officers and
sailors at the time Of tie wrccS of the
Trenton and the Nuudaia.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08

1t is said that nearly all the postai
clerks and carriers who become thieves
begin 10y stealing letters addressed to
lottery agents. which they huo" are al.
most sure 90 contain money.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08

The cmiou, discovery has been made
That every Governor of Iowa since 1879
is alive aud hale and hearty, and the only
Democrat among them is the present
executive.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08
HORSES AT REST.

These are some curious facts about the
disposition of horses to lie down. To n
hard working horse reposc is almost as
great necessity as good food, but tired
Us he may be he is often shy about lying
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-08

Hon James c. Blaine says that the
late General Schcnck was one Of the best
dcba'cr, in iyc-minutc speeches ever
known i'm the House.
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THE DOCTORS TRIAL.


Mr.. Chester had finished tLc tinv
stockings. and folding her hands, loaned
back in her easy chair and fell tomu.in,,
pcrhap, over the copyrr.,tio, of tho
morning. for. looking up a moment after
into tho t,rr Of L.r br,tInr.ir.I,v wb,.
wa, turning over ;l. evening minor. sbo
said.
..Why don't YOU marry. Harry, I
have been thinkinr over yo,i. s,r,1y of
complaints ,rlcc.hlr to vour b.rAa,,r
condition.
She almost started ,t the bjt,sr s,,ro
IN her companion, look and ;opn. 81. ho
answered her:
Marry, Are Won m,.Liunm me. .Ju,ia,
Who would marry me-"
lie rose AZ hr smoke. and thc n,ya.
mcut rave ciluha-i, I'D hi. words III,
face. diyc,tcd of ITS .rornul look y..
not handsome. btir lovely ,, a woman.
Clustering curl. of d,r, brown b,ir
fell over "a Liyh white torrnr,d oaJ l,r.,,
blue eyes. mll of Intelligence. were
than thc curlip, ba,r The fe,,.,~..
were perfectly chi.clcd: ,ho ,uairt,
nose. full lips and delicate chin w,rr al.
mos, chidlikc in their sol, ou,lino, i'm.
.laucing from the face To the figure you
understood Tho cause o. the bitter ulIo..
tion he asked.
From the effect, of d fall whom ,pi,c
young. the spine WAS Injured nYl N.
figure nature had intended f., hr .i,5,
and graceful wa, terribly dc.or,,cI. ouc
knee, too. wa. Injured. and m. ,r.,i, y.,.
slow and hal,inu. Yet. dr.p,to hi. dc.
forlni,v. DR.. Chester WA, +, rII n,,a,,cc
as phy,iciap and bni,yoi lac al M.
patients declared that IN, .on b,rJ
brought hcaIiuu IN II. i,.rp. h,. hr.,i,.r
phy.icina, ,pokc higbly of his J,nov,.j.,
and skill. and thc children ,r.,rbod ,1,
their arms to he rn,op INTO his bu.nirr
their erie. when nj. soft mu.icol vnic,
met thcir ears. or ms y,ntle pityipg face
bent over them.
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or the Same Mind.

Mrs. Dryson Gust returned from
church)-"What weighty discourse tha,
was of the minister's this morning"
Mr.. Dryson-"Yes, my dear, it struck
me as being rather heavy"
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THE MlDDLEBURGH POST.
YiDDLEBrEG. rl. WAY :, isoo.

II is understood that all OF the bank.
note currency OF the Italian Government
is engraved and printed in the United
States.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
Kentucky Building.

The Heniucky building and the
Kentucky exhibits At tie worls'-
Fsif iii al t,e IN readiHess Tor
opening by Way ard within =
lev Jsys thereafter be in eOfnp.ei'
order fO- tie siz months period 81
the exposition. ne building ..
completed eniif-ly Eilh tie e1eep.
ti0n Of some Of The interior wood
work. and iEs exhibits are most o.
them, nos IN readiness f0r ship
meni-
The chic. difficulty in the way o.
the preparations has been lie sl0E,
nsss d the railroads in providing
ea-slfor the siIip:l:+nt Of the large
exhibits. Hossyer. by the tIme
the big gaies Of the fair ground.
swing open al fbese WILL II quits
done. Nr. CsTO<=, Of this city, ID:
caterer Who = % serve keniIek
lza=. L HoE q E5Tk putting in hi:
fixture.
Tie Kentucky buiIiing and eI
flbits are not a. isrbehini a Hlzny
otber states The iair government
has gwen 10 one man tie PriyileE.
Of buyinz all the fruit exhibited
thus giving : monopoly On II Hhiei
however has this aiysLia e-sl
exhibitors nlay b, absolutely sur,
o. andiug zPurtt4ser t5r theil
fruits No exhibitor i required Il
I'll 10 the general buyer. and may
decline 20 sell tbeir fruit and re
move i iron the grounds f0T. sale
Al exhibitors ui.l, however y
sure to 5ni > purchaser i9r ihs
iruIt= taken. b them to Chicago
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FAELsBJ K,', ny

J. a Holron. y Blaine, Wa q
our streets recently
Born TO the uifs 81 Jas Coossssy
q iins Il pound Boy. On the 7th-
Prof ToIbert ! visiting friend-
on Lick Greek fhts week
Henry MANS and J. J. Garabill
Jr- u Martha. Pz--.d through ON
village enrour. for home On the
7rh
Il seems like oaTIitrIi-. Town j ar
v.4-- IN an APPEAR. = ,Siie trustees
have an other lsw -uit with parties
about pUr -tEeet--
OF. Heaberlin J. putting in q
large crop Of tobacco this year
Mis- Nellie RIM. caught the larg-
81 f-h that has Geen eaugh; this
season. at this Place
Jane .. Moore, u Little Blaine
wa- sen On our streets recently
Nil TYRE, d stafford, Wa ia
our rDvr calling on the merchants
on the -th-
Jane Cs1k- - went %
Dry Fork. 10 rea ias.tz * this
veeE-
FaII-burs seemed very lonely
SUNDAY nearly every I--iy sent to
the quarterly meeting and Eeiort
= good time.
i 5eeI1- like sle-e + . great de-
mand ,or cattle AZ the market =
We -,se Large d-p,-s paz7 by ire
gueatly-
We ARE expecting 70 have a ii'lr
Normal SctlyQI II tII- Place fl
June. by Prof. J. ToIDe-r and
Pruf. .. b. Garter They are fo;b
excellent teachers anl We wish
them Success
Ba-coIn Diamond. aiap j. attend
Ing -c.los.I at This tiac., maize . ;iiy-
ing trip HON shl- 3e-E and -ay-
=NIiIIard- i getting aipsss veil viii.
his farm
seves al men passed through "
t.WnCn iii- IJgIi- sZ.,p Issfi BEN To-
Louisa 10 e5u-i 5ieras tlv-s- o. he
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The ability d american ID
duslries 70 compete sta those II
Europe wiihout pToiet aye fiii4r II
illustrated ID every est isill9nt
of ours thai IS properly ecncaci ~
When our Manufacturers give the
same attention TO design -na dec
oraIioR tbs. the Engiifh o. Ger
mans give they Grv equally success 3
full Indeed, rheg sometimes b-al
the foreigner in his own field, aad
this Is confessed ia limitations Il
American work, says The Baltiplof=
Sun. An instance u this i afford
ed in the imitation oitle products
1.-THE Chesapeake Pottery ~ Bal
timer, by the winsoa Pe,,rry 8!
Stoke-on-TTent.
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BLANKENsHIP. KY.

The -rrfng tfm.. i coming zen
IL ,,uf.- o,,re NOR. with IL
E-,-b; ,ir.s,-i .lir,I-auii thousands
r. .U.a, -.er,t..ci t,ilI a5y-er-.
F.;re,. ar4 s--gi,nJtg To- Wild
trl. pl5V.. 3r.dI.ga None TO -1gn.
T5a rsr,l,,..,v ,,,-ry. .,55..-I IL yIi--
F,,rs F--f.r ~ unite 4 sic
80 -. 49,, attended br q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
a Woman in politics.

Mfs. Potter, be Independent
candidate for Mayor Of kansa-
Cry. Kas.. iiire.i two brass bands
oii eleciiea day. and then spOIied It
al b. riding around the t0Nn In =
prsientioHs .quipsge, soaring .
moIi-h gown 81 TIeb satin and Z
pair Of g0Id trimmed eye-glasSts-
But these liifle incOD gruitI@s must
II expected until the WOmen get .
little fiTrBsr hold il politics and a.
simulate 4 more accurate kDOEisdg 2
Of the tricks 81 The trade, She
Drly received ffty wol1en's yOies
out Of the 60 casi-t Exchange.
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rush, KY.

To he IL. ~AXDy SEu@
/ BENZ an admiEaE Of rh@ Ma.
. I viii marx down feE word. and
send them L. you, in order that my
friend in lawrence may know
am yet living
We have . very nice iittle VILLA
deu6minated CieigecvilI... in which
there are lJ.us mercantile establish
ment- operated. two nice churches
land school buildings, shop Of every
description and twO miIe- in active
operation.
Spring i decorating our little
toxin viii. all that tends TO make
u happy, ard enjoy life: for the
chief aim Of our people j. to fully
enjoy this life while they have an
opportunity.
Dr. J. T. Burton and wife have
gone to Louisa. on business, Ieav-
ing F. e. Burton in chargs II his
affair while lie j. absent.
MIS- Emma Fitch ha- just r.
turned from a two weeks visit
among friends and relatives It
Blaine ani ri oEt= ar Il nice time.
Bcnj. Thomas and Cas-. smith
. r Tie siie-i- u DF- Burton sun
d..
I.rof. Dicker-an eIc-=i AZ select
-e..cOi here On the eth, inst- .,Ed
lei; money for ASHLAND ahere he
!. n pursue the profess ioa Of Iaw.
Prof. Ief, many friends 81 5'.-, place
lany Of our people vLO emf
grated 10 Kansas on account q
at cJaliag bnsiues> Ea-t year,
arc beginning 10 put IN al app. AZ
alce again At Rush. Ky
Sis Bunii-- and Wiiharn &-re
rs..i44 I'll .si- Mary SInlla Mon
dag
I.ey. j. BIanhaui la nloyci q
FiFell.y ahere lie VIII +;f-ad q
his ministerial Fork, and al place
irn + i-I-- lii. s@s-I----
hs
t.ssus 81 j. n. @a, ~ ll--Ioa l.le
f-F...-..}, 80 F1s= " -z-s
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RICHARDSON Ky.

We have quite 2 little village
With } store. , hotels. one Odd
Fs.l5A's Hall. one church house
(which il free for al Christian de-
nominations. one blacksmith shop,
pc=tyfiice. express cffiee and DEPOT.
ailh an example betore the rising
getlersti5n saa. viii Be worthy OF
.heir imitation. despite the fact
that se are and have Oeen fO1 t~C
years Jeprive,Iof anything in the
shape 0: q public road We have
one justice who metes cut 10 yio-
later Of tie Law tI.eir dues in earn
-. one Or. Eho i ever ready
and competent TO relieve the
afflicted. v ehaye monthly preach
ing BY BEolher Rice Nho has been
The cau-eot much good being &C
com yi.isEie,i in this vicinity. May
thanks 10 cur telOyesi pastor ror he
.aclTve part IL has taken in helping
y 20 drive the f+ccciorz Eild beast
Bind Tiger from or midst
sIe hsy- Had 2 q od deal OF sick
ns-z during tie pz=, winter bit
Only ore death II our midst Ii
mar. son Of Nm. and julia
vaughn died Feb a. aged II year=.
9 months and y dsyz- He vas Z
sid and loving bOy an o5edient
5en was loved and respected by
ever one, be had no enemies. but
had aEo=t Of triend-- H vas too
bright. z Hover 10 bloom on earth
asl,. tie Eo5d Master claimed him
for his owr- sni amid. the signs @n,i
ii Igyin- francs angels car
md him - rnsE=.on= II eternal
-. Little Liman vii * the first
"E- 10 exsend q welcome hand 10
rat-,i u-aiIer sn5 -itiI- sisters
3 tLe evergreen
by yaur Tears .zlher ard
sassher YOU 'Eili sOon clasp your
beloved =on III the arms q ever
T,irz felicity Id constitute ore
Ill emily 10 az RAINS az
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Fencing : II. tn 20 h-r7 noE-
Born. TO tie 1ite ot William
Booth recently bouncing boy
One OF the parties injured il tie
explosion has since died Tbs n
mains we're placed IN 2 mex grave
ysrI he.e
Mrs Neal Meek has entered into
-. and Raves Z loving husband
and many friends u mourn iheir
less
Mrs Bow,n, who was 90 near the
grave, and shO all the doctors gave
~ 20 die by the help OF some good
neishberS. j able TO te eut u he'd.
Success to the BIG SANDY NEWS
! tie wish Of Fish TRAP