davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

Aeaieai 1ellF ana .alpu.epi Ncslay
an1 as t4entea alI a.44als &
wiis. faeresa Naueau, nsl oaas ..-
e4r1 a Powers "a taer uRltI 81.
-lhe Tourists fhs Was oae 81 .-.e
ursl and mosi sacoesstl uf uase
t4roe comedies New masr ana s..
nal speciAiues have heen u5r1aue.t
'.Iae Tourists may be seeu al lle
matinee tomorrow at popual pnoe..
4na the engagement W.l oaa tomou 81
eftfgas
Ihe date ot Hauy Lees engagement
at Powers hs. hecl charged llt.n 1..-
ualy ls ana l1to the lotA and itta.
The Cawthornes. happy A.ss aod.n-
waite ana Mss fowestlf coatuue
Wluamg tht favor oi rhp a-oa .-s -
every performance of "l le Au-s
al heamon4's Matinee today
The repertoire 90 be given by t.s
Mioug Opera Company N keimuaa
next week Be- very affrae iNe olt.
includes the moss pol'tlaI opera, go.
uaN. Ih opening uptra Asuu..
Z uis tuntla aud at.l-l-la. CH.I
noA AAs never oeen pie>. iil l..It
fore, Seats ar~ noW on s.i. at tat boss
Office.
Tickets for Remnants Iaemre caa g.
exchanged at Hartman HaL .n ...i
after nest MoaeaF muluue ut..at
extra eaar2f. tNoeHt - SECTIONS a. 81
4 u
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10


Aa o.1er s. Qraan 1sHan ~ labor
oFe4 -a avrk. ls5. uerasse3 sk
--fs->se4 sales am foreman $ aol
41-W, liofs aemaaA. ao mert 3
al fallcs1 E<el1- : eftsltr demand. s
Aln "er-h u.one change Il country.
lstlt U.ass ot work advanced
ul-It demand fur w.rk. e.-ltef 0t-
--a3 teF Eaoa aura Were ..lfullE
laae. "a - from u ~ laurs. 3
Ulre dem..a faf n.v Ish.r sd the
r-Ll..llF movement. tae ~ kt 3
tae g. auI I4e eEat-ua4r move
A ., art-cr WAGES 4 experience aad
est LuQIs SKI aua taU uuen
sener.. r@.se. organization ol lalNr
a1a atiaa.a. q .Aoof uu.oa and demand
iof good 81 Is >6lN aul re-ne,1 f0f
o.l a-.. ..o more aark more cam-
pe..l. more responsibility. betiea
.auu, { s>.l ald Nark a9re. ell era-
iuu. lclter goods made. change ol
t'a,lc-,, more usetttl, J more demand
fuf mtn. JIG falhluIlcss. 3 truc labor
ir-. mare efiic nt. stronger trade
organization, greater demaud flr
carving. ! better paw. ] better uales
tAAu lu sweden. more demand bet-
tel lopf z aln belJer Workman. have
learned t4e trade, ] demand Ton beufr
goods, j Democratic President
cuauge VI employer. gfeatet
demand ior production one thousand
ee1t hundred Aaa forty III lht em-
ployes pax oasA when they purchase
goods, So pap cash and buy ou credit.
-}' buy on credit sss dld u0t answer
tAc question. Two hundred and tftN-
seven Keep ara ltemled accomtof thor
expenses, 2lll do nor, 55l did not
answer.
When about one-falf the canvass bad
been made, our specials agents began %
inquire ot tlc employees u Iuey WcIe "a
Iavor oi eight hours As "a daY Work.
one thousand -four hundred and ninety
q ght were llterTogated. Their re-
>ponses were ar follows 1854 yes, l44
no, i don know, . can't say, ] don't
care, and preferred a Saturday half
holiday.
Among the employees canvassed n
Grand Rapids were - girls, - with the
Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co., 2l with tll
Grand Rapids Cham Co., and 6 with the
Valley City Rattan Works. Nationality;
American. -, Holland, "a, German, 8;
Polish, English, .; Canadian, 3. or
the girls, "A per cent are foreign born.
Parentage Ot those born ln the Julted
states: American, l6. Holland, 3, Ger
man. q; Scotch, .. Two arc married
and nifty are single. Flfty-0uo support
themselves only, While one g.rl SUPP
ports one other person. Total number
of months employed durug the year,
5l3i, an average Oi f.o. F0rty-threo
girls lost time duI.ng the year amount
ing 20 1927 days
The total annual earnings is Sl0.3l7.
amounting 10 Sl9S.4 per capita, or S3.sl
per week. All work ten hours per day
and are paid in cash. Total annua.
family expenses. $500 Thrty-threc
live at home and give Their wages 90
their parents, which is .03 per cent. oi
the girls. S.x saved Sio2 during the
year, and one has So at interest. Two
rent, one paving a monthly rental of
SD and one 50. Five own sewing ma
chimes, one an organ and one piano.
One takes two weekly uancrs and one
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
AT ROME, INDIANA.
w. III. Fisher. At one Time a Rosld en-
Here, Commits suicide


Here, Commits suicide.
The sad news comes from Rome, In
dana. Of the suicide OF N. u. Fisher.
at one time bookkeeper for Spring a
Company, the well-known dv goods
firm. Mr. Fisher left Their employ
little over a year ago, and accepted a
position with Daniels 4 Fisher, al Den
yer, Colorado. He was in Grand Rap
IDS about one month ago, and looked
up many old friends. Tie appeared
perfectly sane. contented as usual.
and no one could dream Of such a ter
rbic terminal Oh % has lic
Il appears that thc act WAS premcd.-
tatcd and very deliberately carried out
About three days ago. having rctuuo3
90 his home ia Rome. Indiana. hc went
mp star, % hls room and, placing
pistol 10 has head. blew out hl, brains.
he was unmarried and lived with Ais
sister. A letter was found after las
death. stating that hc lCit 500 n the
bank, of winch 500 was 10 go 60 his
stcr and 500 % bc used for hs funeral
expenses. Those who knew hlm SAY he
was > bright, energetic and promising
young business man, and are az "a Jos,
% even imagine the cause OF such de-
ulprablc TaSNNte-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
he WAS A TEAsER,
And Didn't Hesitate 20 speak out IN
Meetin'

Meefin'.
In the case Of Anderson and otha-
against Baker and others. uow ou ,ra.
in the circuit court, there are a number
0f tie abiest attorneys in the city ou-
gagged. one of thc witnesses ou toe
t8nd yesterday was = woodsman who.
when asked question by enc oi taD af.
torneys, SAID 81 don't know
that; 70 was after got thc ,un
"Nhat do Yo- mean when yoa
YOU got the ru asked tnc attarnrt
The witness, casting a glance ot u
preme contempt upon The qucstouT
SAID. "WaH, j Won don know tlat
you don s know much
Thc attorney suasded and Sir. iItz-
gerald took tne uess iu hand
"lou wi hav, CD speak oldcr.
can not hear you. sad Mr. ; tigers B.
- -p0se J could goa q te'eph OBJ,
replied tho witness, ,arcasDesI1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
DIR WILBUR. SPECIALIST

Treats successfully chronic and lOng-Standing
classes, as those of hcad. throat and lungs,
liver. kidney and heart complaints; inyeterate
diseases OF the stomach. that have dehed an
other methods. those fearful diseases of the
nervous system. arising from whatever causes
Scoriula. dropsy. paralysis, hts. fever sores,
contrdc ec cOras. enlarged and stin joints,
rheumatlSm, neuralgia. Srlatica. bone dcform-
tiles, salt rheum. erySpelas. scald hea1, IN
conditioned ulcers. syphilis, nasal polypuS.
As hme, hay fever, rose cold. winter coughs.
cured hy this wonderful system II not too lar
advanced. Bone diseases cured when all
methods have tailed.
Ladies' Who are suffering from cOmplaiu uts
peculiar 10 their sex can consult the Doctor
with every assurance Of speedy relief and per
mdncnt cure without subJecting them 10 the
embarrassing procedure of an examination,
which lu nine cases uut of ten Is unnecessary.
The Doctor particularly invites 80 cases that
have been given up by other physicians.
Eu-Ihe Doctor Will remove One Tape Worm
free of charge. also >traightel the first case of
cross Eyes that presents itself at the hotel,
FREE.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
FREEi
OFFICE HOURS-Fr0m 10 a. III. 10 p. m.
No patients received sundays.
Tumors and Cancers Removed Without
PAN or the Use of the Knife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
DIR. WILBUR

Has adopted this plan: That he Will charge
nothing for advice. consultation or treatment,
until the patient pron0unces himself well.
The Only Charge Being Made il for Med
icines Used During Treatment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

"6csii thanks. very Kind of you. He'll
msnt-r are middle sg~i and stup.d-
II think ~. real mean of you both, Aid
Lucia. With prr,ty pout
rhl lookei a. n be thought - too A.
IIsyuton u wss tho custom. when ons vent
oat o. dlnnsr-or supper, which vas the
evening u.sal-to spend the evening -ith th.
en,stAlnsr hat obj~rtiou remei cut d
plscs; tho merchant hal gons for he hat and
ooat. and Margs made biz sdisus and vss
donning HI. overcost st the mirror In the
hall
I'm very sory 20 So aid Phl 20 Lucia.
Ills eye wsndsrei aloat the room, 90 II %
take distinct picturs q 10 With him. thsy
finally rs-,~i ca "a. plcture q Tho Adieu--
"YOu shall taks my forgiveness ~ith you,-
sAli the girl, ''if you ~iIl solsmnly Iromi-
never, never to laugh 81 me sgainL"
"A never will.- ALI Ihil. solemnly. thsn
Lncla langhsi ani 06er~i him hsr hsnd.
Perhaps u sss tccaa-s Ihn bad Just removed
IA. eye. frum The Adisu- and -as him--lf
about % say gosi-by. that be rai-ri ths little
hand b. his lip Fortunately for her o~p
t.sc. u mind, Mrs TrAmlsy dii not 10 the
act, for .ha had sispts.i into the library to
t.sk to h.f husband. MArge. however. ~s
amais.l At What b. ssw In ths mirror. ami. Q
scoud or t~o later. at rhfs satirs comr.s
urs Lncla, manner. however. paiIl~i him.
for shs -.med s1nsshst di-nonc.rt.i, and
ha eosnplerion hsi so,id~nly t-coms nor.
brilliant than usual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
svox,No m PUBLIC PLACES

A correspondent having asked the
New York Journal II Commerce III the
elevated rad managers have the r'sh'
10 stop any one from smoking on the
platform, receive. this reply, which !.
applicable to all place.; ''rhe managers
OF all such avenues of travel have the
clear right 20 prohibit smoking on any
part of the premises or con,eyancrs.
Nothing Ia more difficult Of explanation
than the mental process. by which . per,
sou Of respect able exterior and presumed
good Judgment will justify himself for
standing In q crowd of people ON the
platform Of q car or ferryboat. or Into
waiting room. and puiiins fro IN his LIP.
the smoke Of cigar or the fouler fumes
of a cigarette, when he cannot fai! To
ace that the discharge goes directly Into
the face Of some other pcrson. We see
this every day, and Il Is one OF the mar
wells to be found Ia civilized ecmmun'-
ty."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
Iue SUGAR BUSH.

4 good sugar bush, properly handled,
l. .Ourc. ~ profit. On some farms
which the writer Ia. seen, the sugar
bush Was about the most profitable
thing on II. The work comes at sea-
.on 81 the year when nothing else ought
10 be pressing, except .o far as the care
Of live stock makes demands. and II the
bush I. properly provided with sugar
house, roads. aud all necessary appllsD-
ces. the work I. not so very dlsagreeabie.
4 big run of zap may make rush for Z
few days, but there are Intervals Of re-,
to compensate for this. The wood
ought to b. provided the previous sea'
.on, aud may he composed of old tree
tops, broken rail. aud other refuse tim
her worth little for any other use. fhs
day ~ the crotches and pole, with Iron
kettle. swung up by chsins, and other
rude device. for boiling. have passed
away. The zap yoke, except. perhaps,
to carry the zap to the tub behind ths
team. has had its day; yet many thou
sand. of pounds of sugar have been
made from sap carried long distances ou
the shoulders. Then the modern pan u
much cleaner than the Iron kettle huns
between two log. With brands and coal,
tumbling Into IL. 30 the tin bucket aud
iron spout are great improvements ot
the wooden spout, goage, and "box' cui
In the tree. Indeed. making sugar nov
Il luxury to what II once was.-Nirr'
OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

ONFnun 80 At taurt - fr,stsis. hsti n
rafis sfttin aai faF 80 NuuntF a NNfnri. 90
80 thiri fursisr - -. 4 u. l~s.
ttu ~ Isfitian % urnrf tns kftt. taaf,lian
- GIsu.ie u aasi Nefta " dfirfh lnln.f hsifs -
~trr.hrn . tsrinfh. tsts - niNnehi. in all
t.lfnfr. tr1rasTri prarnts 90 hfsa-s O. ssu snsi
.snfeF oaftain ~ sstsfe fllF slr-fttssi IN he
tafIi..n 90 "a in tsf rfsi.str uers "a an ssitah
tssnssas taffr - shHFsn iuatfssi iulikfs ~ Pre-
rfsIs g. o. tufestsl 90 80 lsneff a sahi ualrsrs
ttauTaFIa fhai ~ "a ! I,rtttsnsf xite natiee
a. aI f.fs.lns iutrHsstfsl ~ rausinE a. ahstrart
"a 80 rsfIian. aIth thls afsisF tiasrvua. a. -
uahnstf.i thrsT arsks su0rrssfFefr ih ~ 90
fHrsl fNH1.srst. nrssIalsr rrintTl a. t-afis, in
sati f'aInfr. tnst thrf n1tf srr-caF "a fruistf
t.slITt a. o. hrfl ~ faris. 90 ~ thlrl tufslsF
q Nar usat n ulus r'rt-k tn tlus fsrvns-sn.
an.i 49, 0sass n aar urr have. uhf the sauss
sirauti ~ ~ rrsuts-i
aTnRsN 4 Wilson. Iuirs.
ire cut.F- Atasf 1T 4. DAVIS, hsxtstrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

The .pring of the year !. the worst
season - all for nth around the harm
yard. n .. worse than the fall. for the
rra.on that the accumulation of drop
ping. and refuse l. greater. and action
~ the frost IN. so dislntegrated every
thing that on thawing out u !. sofi, slu.hy
aud adhesive. and II the COW. have "a
wallow through u In getting In aud out
II the stable, their leg. and uddcf. gct
terribly befoul~i. Too many yard. aud
stables are Ia thi. condition; aud unle..
the greatest 20 care 1. taken to clean the
COW. hefor- milking, letting them stand
long enough frat for the adhesion. "a
get dry, enough nth will get Into the
milk. during the operation of milking,
to give II the taste ~ the barnyard'
The entrance To stable. ought Ia h.
made high and dry, ~ that water aud
filth will run away from thsm Instead of
washing la knee deep. Indeed, there
are few stables that might not h. I'm
proved Ia thi. respect, and all bsrnyards
ought to b. arranged With q view Ia
having them dry aud passable al all sea
.on. 81 the year for man and beast. Lr'
every daIrymsn, at this season ~ ths
year. no matter what disposal of hi'
milk be makes, make special effort "a
keep II clean, wcll-fayorcd aud whole
.omc. .-Mirror and Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
~or,,r or som,.l..rmr.

NlsuIHI -. Nantssi1s lIan ~ rsru IN ~
w J.santT af uxfarl. ~ ~ taartrtEv tcs-i
fatrsi a. nffs.rth ii. ttr - ~ussrltsf. 4. n
-. anf fesaF4lF.i in 49, uxfari Reristry II
tsets nsIk fio rasr 81 rlnreyri q uns Jobs
Tfask nf Mfaira. o. saii tonntf. q esrtalt
tarrrl Il rrsi estate ~ tsifl lu WV tn sah'
t.HnfU q nNfarsi at lssaa.lssi a. fsllu~s. O.
- uu a. eat ~ ltni usussi ~ lrank NJ
iff sn a. 18Th an.l 49, ~ lanai tsrtssfif
Hsrf.i EF fhsan tuut aut 90 ~ uufth ~ tls
Ar.Irsssr.,rsin fftFr. sHd knusu o. a. lsTfl
iurf farul rsrtaininE anf arrss uunfy - -
snf = shrreas en g. ninstfssth a. fiaf "a ~
m lssI sahi t.,kn 4 trask ~ ~ asslsnuufu'
d. srftiHr transfsrFssi ahi k-sigas-i ~ afafs
saHf rl.lrtfarr anf e. tstf tisFvhf -scurssl a.
w. t.rvfus ttrn q Parts in All taaHtf
$3.50 sasirI1Hf IT, iuf fsrsriss ln AL 80 tsT''
Ufsarsis tlsat 80 rags ist Ani Stsrsss, ~
satf w. srv.ns. 49, sinrs trsea-ssi So
tHa Ha. lfraI sla.sf NarF U.rvsur. ~ t-gn fnlf
arl.Irtri slHinistratrtn - a. sa-sis So rststs
srI.l serv - 49, Wn. t.fesns AT = shsFss'
e. .an.Itarr ~ AZ ultIrt 49, hss tssn hFvAen
- tHrrfrHs ~ rrsssn 80 - hresfh 20 ~ go
.irfIna ti.rrs,f in uaf AL rspariif 81 alnin
IsfrafrfN afHrrsahi. ani o. siftue 20 ~ an'haft
tf sur shsh g. ~ afefvsafi fests-i. siain :
falfs kssurr Hf saHf uHrtraFr
Tarts YfEfuarF tth q a. t-sl
NAHN = eEIINI. Atnisis'rsifia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

ONEuRn - A. . Ceart "a rr,slsts eshl a
fkris. stthin an.l fuf 49, tuantr - sisf col "a
~ thlr,l Tlss.iaF "a fph q. a. tss.
IheH1as q tturfarf. tiuarilan - Martiu y.
ists q Nart.n. o. all ouNtY, kattnE pre-snts-l
~ soosant "a raArilan-kip - All sart tuf al
nsanrs
ontEHNn. Thsi saii Guariisn give ns.tics ~
~ f-1fsl1ns iufrrvstssl ~ raaslnE rupY - m.
aflisr g. o. ruhnsllsi ttFvs xcrks sulressitslY
m ~ ttNf1ri tsgulsrai. pTtniesi "a Parts. thai
tlrF naaV arf~aF ~ tTurt 20 ffsisais o. ~ hshi
a fafts. in ssii 0enuty. on ~ thiri fuc-isf -
Ma usKt a uinT a'chafk IN IN ferVnoou. ansi
shas esnss, % aav thsf have. ~hy ths saus
sh.sutl nft ~ alluarl
GTnRsE 4 wtl.~n>. Iu.lr,.
Atrus o,apY -stisst-ii q. DAVIS, ReEistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

The amount Of money the farmers
have taken for their apple crop Of last
.eason will give . still further impetus
20 orchsr,iIng In the state. This IL well,
and those having trees shoald remember
that more care rather than more trees u
what Il wanted. Al least the additional
care viii bring promptsst returns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

oNfogp, - At teart - frOesis hsAi a
Parts. SHhia ansi faf ~ Iounty - osfsr,t an
a. thlrl far@lay - lvk.. a a. lsa
NAkfttA uAdMO>s. tNerutftx ua ths
estata 20 natki lismussns. lsts - nsthsl o. ssid
q siu,lnistrst.a ~ ~ estsis ~ All decssasi
fsr ailssanus
OIutafn. uat N ssil r,ecutYtx Ei,s naties
a. al Irrsans iutsrsstssi thsrxlnbf sau.lnE eopy
"a thls Ufsisr O. - Tuhllska.i thfvs sesks surcss
.itslf in ths oxfersl tAsnsorraf pFtntsd a Paris
tntt tnFf rnaF hrfsaf al a pf,slsate cssnt - ~
tsii "a lafts. iu ait ti.ants sn tns thirt Tue.
f1fNu0ssn. ant shss Ctu.g. n aay thss have.
shr ~ 49, slauh "a - aihawcl
etOHt.E \. WILSON, Ia.ige.
4 trur uVF Attast III 4. DAVIS. Registff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
ADMINISTRATIONS sAI.I.

III E~t All a. ursnss fr,ssn a. nan. luigs
i q frt,iaie go a. tuuuiy uf uNfHfi. shaN
- - fnhnT aurtIan ~ uf unrs Tn Nrs efahgs
tttsk NHrsaf. .n Wsiinrsiaf, Apru Nhi ~
IHtfrrst aFirh e. atr tnFt u hntisn, ~
NHfuaF tn saii nantF. dsfsssssi. hai tn anl q
o. fs.IaafnF .ir1=.rtf-si fssi estatr, "a IT,
tfIris fn r.ruuHn aul uulftlrl ei ~ lail
MIr rr..l.-rtF s.srail.t snustrt 90 tr,saAel
rItfr.I Dr. e. t1an af Narsar anf trinE ~ salis.
rrf.la-ftF ufs.n shIfh 4. ts-ulsuu -. oarfiri
60 g. usaHuasffaHr uf ruin an.i tls sasae 80
fFFrsf e. trr 1tr ttaFhl - iiaftfu ~ IA nftsls
Hr a. $50 20 Nsruav
Narsay. - D.. ts'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

some agricultural writer. and editor.
are very free just now with advice To
farmers. Here IL a specimen of the stun
that We object To: "kill OF the scrubs
aud substitute thoroughbresis; burn up
the old horse-killing, soai-destroylng
implements and substitute something
modern aud effective" IL IL all very
well for the gentleman farmer" or
those who have ca.h enough to buy the
proposed new stock aud tools, To follow
this. The man who usually gives such
advice would probably go further and
ssy the farmer, after destroying his old
implements. should run In debt for the
new ones. Perhaps there are men Who
can make q fortune farming ON this
principle. We can't. "Paya as you go.'
We believe In that policy 90 thoroughly
that we would stick 90 the old things
until We saw our way straight and clear
to something better. We could never
expect to get very rich at this practice
but we should expect 90 sleep sounder'
feel happier and live longer to pay Tor
it.--Rursl New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Edwin Booth severely rcbuked two
sentimental baltimore girls who became
90 fascinated with him ~ stage hero
a. to call upon him, under assumed
usmes, at hls hotel. lie sdvlsed them
never 10 run after IN actor again and 10
b more careful Of their good names.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Wood aches are an excellent top dress'
Ing for fruit trees of ell kinds, and early
In spring Il q good time 10 apply them
They are also equally good for the small
fruits. There f. nothing cheaper 1t the
usual price at which they can Be bought.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Niss Waite (who hes beeu . vall nov.
G. I'll the eveningb-A valtsa hr. Hss-
dsssou. you are tho kindi
Nr. Hisndersou (host d u opcasion)
-NoS q Ill, Mlss wsits Yoa mow ~
psrformsncs Of oos's dufy , scgsdno
svsssw than sctsal p'sassss-HaFy~s
u1nR :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

The creamery at Horsehe.ds, y. n,
Iost tw0 shipments Of butter last fall, ~
the result Of cabbage feeding TO some OF
the cows that contributed TO the milk.
Even the farmers Who fed the cabbage
didny naks uuch out Of thelr ICED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

one of the chief obstacles In the way
~ th. b.tter succcs- of the crcsm@ries y
the difficulty of getting qualified men "a
run them. Patting q man In re-ponsl-
BILE position doe. not qualify him Ia iill
II. Putting q man At the head 81 4
creamery does not make skillful but
ter maker ~ him, aud only about one Ia
ten really understands hls business,
The butter maker of the future must
have something like q scientific training
The Initiative or monkey stage of dairy,
Ing and of carrying on other agricultural
pursuit. l. passed. We have reached q
point where the man must be able "a
give a reason for everything that III
does. Doing II because somebody els.
has done II, will answer In the day. ol
the childhood of the race; but grown uT
men aud women must be guided by fact.
aud reason. Hence dairying as one ol
the scientific arts must be taught In
scientific as well as practical manner
We must have thorough dairy schools
before dairying will have anything like
a .cientihc foundation.-Mirror.
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csrr,.psasleare On prassisal Agricultural topics
is -eltrits~i. Adsiress ell communication In
tsnsie~i Zoe this dsIsrmsnt ~ AsslCtlfthAt
Iuftos. oxfert pcmarrst. Parts. Ne.
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COUNTRY Luck.
By JOHN HABBERTos. Author Of
"Hslsns Babies' Etc

tcsTyr,xhs~i ~ J n upyasco'i cs~p~ny, rae
Ikhers Philadelphia AMI y-sbl.sh..i BY ysrnisios
thru<ssh the Amer.san Ire>z Assoclsfion.
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CHAPTER VII
AT ura aide

he arrangement
a the guests II The
dinner table that
evening suited ell
ooncerusl ihn sAt
at the right of the
boat. With Lucia d.
r-uy opposite.
sherc her fscc va
isfore him all the
~hiis Msrge st
n tho right % the
ho-fs~s, ~hsre he
oouLi eio~ly Oh
erye the yOang
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EDwI~ o. Drrn.
JAnIs ~. Hall.
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The following committee va. appoint.
Ell Ia attend the funeral;
James y. Hawkes., Edw. iia.ty, John
T.. Burnham. Chas. Cooper, Thomas u.
Little, VIM. VI. Marks, John W. Dyer,
John +. Eusti., 4. T.. farar, John u.
rogg. I. \. Bean. y. John Little, W. g.
Palmer, Prentis. i.oring.
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Reasonable Prices.
NEW HOME
>or,,, or yousclosrRE.

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WHEREAs RW Ally. "a uartfsrti ln ~
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rea-oa - 80 brrarh n ~ oon.fitton thsr~ets
cam fersS Lsssr- ~ -sid mort<s<<-
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Good rosd. help make hish-pdcsd
farms.
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Orient Insurance Co.,
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Fire Association
OF PHILADELPHIA.

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