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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

sIa thls RAPID sgss tl.s age 0f hurry
ana xcTry, tlls age ot nloaey- making
zud ssend AZ. L1ls age ot f2sk 3Dd c&T,-
less ' ~, ~ ard = grsat 2llou1t cf
aysDeps.a. Psople become ayspept.c
frsl.a nervous sxClleMeG. alG 1srYous
tsns.on. Ibey - not Lzks time ~ szg
lneir naeAls. o0t 90 thAt ss taey 90
LAe.r eus-nsss-l = great nuFry.' la
Sc w. COMMENCES "A article n Lae
Cincinnati Laalst and ttsAac. 4 PEonl.-
nent western medical journal.
lisa lament table tglta that dyspep-
81 5 becoming one 0f the most SON
mon diseases ia tais cOuEtTy. VARIABLE
appetite, nausea "gllzN-ng AZ the pr
% the stomach" gu!p-ns up nindi
near .ru. loss or nssa, sall0e x a,
dizziness, faFred tongue, i0ul breath,
palplLatl0n OF the heart Al the least e1-
elt-nlent ana slevplussness-H H1en Al
or any 0f these exist, lie hsS become =
burden OWING q the pTesenee OF cys-
pepsIa. P4lus IN different reg ons ls40
the sufferer 20 Imagine thAt be : a We
tia 10 BTights disease, cancer OF TIE
stomach or iaLAl heart disease fny 81
cans are consulted but the patient =
not cured, and there y net only tie
n ghuul agony or dyspepsia. but also
terrible mental fortunes Of gloomy and
dependent fears.
A typical case OF dyspepsia was that
or Byron Avery. OF West CamptOn, y.
III. For long time ne Was very weak 1,
very thin, and q great sufferer. he
could eat hardly anything, and what
ne did eat distressed INN terriblyi out
ne used Paine's Celery Compound, and
IN a short time had good appetite, re-
gained his strength, increased IN weight,
and fOo1 did not distress him. He r.
commends tins medicine 10 al wnu
suffer with dyspepsia or any nervous
disease. Tins remedy Is purely yege-
table preparation, the discovery OF tie
late eminent Professor Phelps OF Dart
mouth College. IL can not harm tie
most delicate, and IN hundreds OF IL
stances has perfectly cured dyspepsia
after other methods of treatment could
not even benefit. Ii strengthens thu
nervous system, tones up and lnylgor
stes the digestive organs, gives souno
sleep and perfect health. There !;
nothing like II, and If you suffer witt
/ dyspepsia or nervous trouble, you q
| yourself an injustice II you do no
| commence the use oil this scientific
/ preparation at once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

To ths E6't1r o She TFLF Feslf HEtaLb.
The press Of circumstances relating
p splrltusl lstlc n1sfls-s, in this city 81
u slime seems ~ demand, that friends
-. and bel eTers "a tne faith should
stand firmly sne lravsly for the truth.
ss they uu1erstsna 4 soie n vour
columns # tse Pa, nst letter from
Nrs Poke. yhsTea srs refers ~
Dane rBmor one car not help bot
iuogs tnst sbe refers directly ~ ~
article appearing sons osys since in
vo1r paper. p regard - Deo Urn On
south Tgvision -st Did yOu, NJ. p tor
u.lnt merely rgr nor II ~ Mrs Piczie.
teirs ir0ocert of the sttsck rnaot
shouid demand of yO8 retrsctlon
shronsh your columns, n trs lrterest y
tie trafh - IS fn self-defsnss-
Tlu-s fgT justice,
Hns FrFTE 2 JossETVS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

ne nsu q our time you'd Be srrong.
and better If be did not work - many
hours. mean not only the day laborer.
bat also toe brain worker. We have no&
y.t sdapted ourselves 70 tie changed
conditions which noiern inventions
have bro8Ebt r. Us. When re are sdapt-
II n shsB--bsn cur recreation hosrs
are fonEsT sud cur uorking hours AZ.
Isss--s shall d more than ne Do nov.
ard IL I'll ~ better vork-Detroft
w.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

The following om sslons wcro mad
vertently made d tbe list Of associa-
uons 70 be Represented 10 the iasi tab.
leau # The Naf Pageant May
and s
Ladies Irtcran Club ] Mu. Ior
Rhoda NichO.. Aft Club aIntIu.
shskespesr sna Club men.
Lad ies' Litrrarg Club West side
y ~ AntOInrtJe iathrOp.
81. Jcc. la CIsa-Nrs. +. J. Chi.
sL Marx II-nC and Eosp'ts -Nrs.
= Granger
Grand Rap o. Board Of Education
Mrs. Lydia DeCsmp Goodrich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

To ths Fdfor o. fns TrIrsgsl- HzrtLB
Tne supper gwen by Greenwood
Lodge On last Saturday evcnug vas a
most gratifying success. a pleasing
variety vas giver g. she enterts lbrlent
l.e a. INSTRUMENTS and vocsl muscsl
rnrprisa. which was much apUrec sfeN
snafpurr quft. composed and fnssh
by the lsav members 81 the lodge
IN exhibition. nnd ~ arre ngpmeri ir 8
speech ~ ~ ~ ~ knowles, Vas pres
enfed 90 ". 81 Lampnan 50 s. test
mon al of supre atiOn sn5 esteem
q q
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

Tie 5isgust = yo'lng nnsn n. Fl@c-
tricsl Rsvis~ ssls sbost osn sAsilr -
iaasEinsd. Re rsshed into q western
rzilrosd ssstioo r. fod hs ~ ehr~a rrfr-
at~s ate for ~ isst frsin - ths 5&y.
snS tasn dasoed - ths following tee
srsnh5- nre@szgs - Nis. ---. 81 = trwn
Urty r1 IS sWay Bsvs fosf r. SD
frsin kgst posfpavs csrennonY B-t1 -
uorrs- Wc-l3 vslz tiers 4 / eaua Il.
Try - ne ozLss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

Ladies Of First Presbyterau Church
want church outside % look pretty
Plant vines-Nines pulled up by roots
same night-IsdI much angered
Vow vengcnance on naughty boys
Part more vInee-A luef yankro up
agsin-Ladies g. on var pafh Plant
more vines-~et wHtct--t oIored lantof
IN fine frenzy, caught upioptfng vines
- Confronted VIII iaoffs Pals ou
knees-nFore de Lawd, ladies. thought
they wss no count stcks That ~ 20
trash boys bad pet agin do Lswd's is'-
erusrlp--1 afieau
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22
Leaving the City.

Messrs. John Perry and VIM. l.
Tyler. who have just left the city for
Denver and Detroit respectively had
Their furniture packed, and shipped by
kadcliff & Holt, general warehouse
men, of III South Division-st. Persons
desiring work of this kind would do
well to call on the firm, as they make
a speciality of this business. Phone
900 for large moving vans"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22
Marriage Licenses

The following is liss OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published, with the
pames. residence (waea outside the city ana
ages OF the parties: AGKs
James Kerr. Annie 0DonneIi..-...... .........2i-ll
Milo l. Warner. Grand Rapids township;
sarah Hill kalamazoo ..... 80
Eunke J. SpOelstra, Johanna Lanting.
Jerome F. Mcwain Clara c. Vineyard ner56-3
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

Grssnvo3d Hall. 30. "a Canal-ft.
vii - pUbHoly dediesteo tht evening
- Good Tenp.ars and Humaritr. ln
addition - tie ususi deficatJry ser
wee . program consist e 0i pfief
sreer hef. rncl ltatl0ns frusirsI sf ectgne.
IT,. W. ~ rendered The public =
invited = attend. sesis free
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

Every lady in looking over her house
in the spring finds many things she
wants washed. send them TO US and
We VIII wash them for you.
MUSGKR's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Thl, list :, furnished bv W. R. Serb

This list - furnished bv W. 4. Scrsbaer,
real estate sa.er. IS Pear,-st.:
Wm. Bsrth 10 Herbert g. New illiams
lots and IA. bS ?. WIasor add ............s $50
John c. Dgnton % D. Waldo Northrop
lot =. hk =. Duntol's add .-..... .--.......-- 30
FlOxie J, DeNrica 10 Edmund Nabln.
c = lot l3. bk :. Csmpsu'5 II Add. l.ON
Elliott Stone TO Jane DOrman. lots
and L. bE Is. Cedar Springs................-. 90
Martin L. Streeter t. John i. Bettis.
lot 81, Nash's Il add ...-.........-......... To-
VIM. Z. Thomas to Deaton q. Blood pei
land on sec =. Cascad 40
Lrcy A. Dodge "a Christian Layer, part
W sw nv OF sec |, Lowell .......- 40
Wm. II. HUT 20 LTTtck Carlson. sw a
sw OF SEQ Is TyrOne................-.......-. go
Amos y. Rathban 20 Wm. Sharp, part
OF lot 10. bk s. Nithey's sdd..-.........-.- 1.5Ct
Gsrrit Schnap 20 Willard 6rifiths. part
OF lotI4 biz 3. Wlthey's add..........-... Ia
Lammert Pest TO Hendrix Wiersma.
lot y Van LeeuWen's add..........--..-..-. 5CU
Joseph BaIewski 10 Henry j. Ovink,
55 ft lot I. bk ), Scribner Turner's
q ;sad ..-..... -Ou
Elizabeth Schultz - Joseph Bruendl.
* Il = lot "a bE 2. Clancy add Acc
Joseph G.. NJ Kee 10 Z. +. Remington.
lot ~ Bu-ua Vista add 20
Dieuwerke Gelock 10 Uerritt B. Hen
mink, lots 3, 8 and :. ok |, O'clock Il
NannreiS % add--......--.... ....-........... N,
Wm II. Gilbert ct al 10 Gerritt Schaap.
lot "a. Gilbert. Hopson 4 Grifnths
SuH ......-.......-. ~
joseph +. Trout TO Lucy A. Fiercs. lot
A. Trout add. .................. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22
Summer Diet.

If you wish to keey your system in
good order this weather, try the new
breakfast cereal, Secale Flakes. Ell
t.rely new. Try It, buy 1t, and you
won't have 20 diet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

We make weekly contracts with you
to do your family washing.
MUNGER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

Ask your grocer for a package Of Sc
Gale Flakes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22

The Philharmonics, one of the best
orchestras ever organized n the city,
Will give their second concert at Hart
mans Han next Monday evening. A
well selected program viii be played.
In addition TO the orchestra we shall
also hear Mrs. +. W. Withey. pianist,
and Mrs Eta Yale, soprano. The pro-
gram viii be conducted by A. II. More
head.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16
SHODDY is KING.

Nearly All Rags Are Uscd In the Manu-
acturo OF tho MntcrIaI.
Housewives must often have wondered
whoro all tho rags go to after they pass
into tho wagon OF any one OF the several
hundred ragmcn who pass through tho
alleys with their monotonous cries.
These gathcrcrs of old rags take them
70 warehouses;, where they arc bought
In buik and then assorted by girls nc
ccTaing to quality. Thcrc was time
when most OF the rags were sent 10
paper mills. Now n very small proper
t!on OF rags are made into paper, straw
and clay being the chief ingredients
fine linon paper, So called, is made of
rags.
Ninety por cont. OF tho rags collected,
however, go into tho manufacture of
'shoddy," OF which cheap, rcady-mado
clothing Is manufactured. This stuff
Is now mndc up into tho brightest
ana most attractive patterns, and can
only DO told when now from WOO! by
Tho expert, and by experience with tho
wcarcr ] heard to-day OF ono "shoddy"
mill located at Newark, n. j., which
hts just increased its capacity to 20, 900
pounds OF "slIOddy" per month. and
thoy have bccn running overtime for q
month.
"Shoddy is king" says tho wool mon.
md this accounts for tho mcrcurinl con.
dition OF tho wool market.-St. I,ouis
Globo Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16
No Sunday Law.

Senator Stoolsbridge has presented
in the Senate two immense packages
OF rcmonstrances against tho passage
OF any bill in regard To observance OF
tho Sabbath or Lords day, or any
othcr religious or ecclesiastical ingti-
tuition or rite; also against the ndop-
tion OF any resolution for tho amend
mcnt Of tho national cons,itutio. 1t
would in any way givc preference TO
the principals OF any religion above
another, or that will in any way sane
tion legislation upon the subject of
religion. These circumstances con-
tain individual signatures OF 3OS,377
citizens from different States and
Territories.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16

There was special session OF tho
Board Of Pardons at Carson last week
to consider the case OF John Thomp-
8 II, II young man sent from Reno in
1850 for seven years for stealing a
satchcl from passenger train. The
Tribune says: Thompson is nearly
dead from consumption, and il was
thought release from confinement
might possibly prolOng his life.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16
Now ,,so for t,orr,cr ,,,vco,,.

Iho carricr pigeon has just boon
turned TO n now uso In Russia, according
70 tho Novoo Vromya. 1t Is TO convoy
negatives OF photographs taken In q
oniloon. Tho first experiment was mado
from tho cupola OF tho Cathedral Of
isaac, and tho subject photographed was
tho Winter Palace. Tho plates woro
packed In envelopes imponotrablo to tho
Iight and then tlod TO tho foot OF tho
plgeons, who safely md quickly carried
thom to the station mt Voikoyo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16
A Remedy for Irydrophobia.

Nm aged German forester publishes 10
tho Lcipzig Journal n recipe for tho
cure OF hydrophobia in mcn and animals.
llr states that no has saved tho livcs OF
scvoral mon and many animals from a
horrible dcath by tho mso OF IL. Tho
bito must DO bathcd as soon as possible
with warm vinegar and water, and whom
this hns dried fcw drops OF muriatic
acid poured upon tho wound will destroy
INC poison OF tho saliva, and relieve tho
patient from oil present or future dan.
Hor,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16
VOLUME "a.
THE RUSSIAN METHOD.
A Unique Way OF Securing tho Surrcnd
OF Dangerous CrlInInRIs

A Unique Way OF Securing tho Surrender
OF Dangerous Criminals.
In tho course OF his tour of inspection
Though tho Caucasus last autumn
Prince DondukoiT-KorsakoT passed close
TO tho village OF Starry Yoort, where n
native Colonel was not long previously
numbered out OF revenge, and whcro tho
nurderers were being screened from tho
authorities by tho inhabitants. AS they
refused to givo up tho nssassins tho
Prince ordered all the inhabitants OF the
village to be assembled on his route two
miles OIL. Hero tho Prince refused to
accept their greeting of bread and salt,
and rated them right soundly in tho
scv ~est terms OF tho Russian vocab-
ulary. At tho same time no ordered
their elders to be arrested on the spot,
and gave them ono month in which To
surrender the murdcrcrs. II they re-
mained rccalcitrant 1T tho end OF that
term tho scvcrCst punishment was TO be
inflicted. With the usual obStinacy OF
tho Chcchcnlis tribes, who continue
their opposition to Russia rs long as, If
not longer than, any OF tho other tribes
OF tho Caucasus, tho murdcrcrs wcre not
given up at tho end OF tho month,
whcrcupon military execution" was
ordered to DO made. At tdaybrcak tho
village was surrounded by Gordon OF
troops, and all tho inhabitants were dis
armed and forbidden over TO carry arms
again. Adetachment OF troops were then
quartcrcd in tho village, and 200 rublcs
was exactcd for tho benefit OF the muir
dcrcd mans family. An elder was also
appointed and sent by tho authorities
with salary, to bo paid by tho village.
Of GOO rublcs year. Tho murdcrcrs
hayo now ut last been surrendered, and
tho troops consequently withdrawn
ST Petersburg Cor. London Times,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16

With your name and address, mailed TO
the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga, Is
necessary TO obtain an interesting treat
isc on the blood and the diseases incident
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16

J. /. ALEXANDER ASD J. II. MACMiLL,s,
Atiys. for Petitioners.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16

Perhaps no moro significant evidence
OF tho onward march Of civilization
could DO afforded than tho lighting by
electricity OF tho palace of tho guikwar
OF Barola, In India, and that, too, on q
scalo Of unstinting splondor. Tho into
rior Is lit with 2i5 sixtccn-candle-p power
incandcscont lights. Tho largo hall Is
Illuminated with two largo twclvo.light
oloctrolicrs, mado In bronco and lac
qucrcd work, wh!lo tho light is softencd
and dinuscd by dioptric shades. Single
lights aro also pendent from tho ends OF
tho columns OF tho gallery. In tho nu.
rncrous rooms aro thrcc and four light
clcctrolicrs, made in q variety Of designs
to suit tho surroundings. In tho bed
rooms tho mirrors havo boon specially
fitted with brackets, which will admit
OF thoir bolng shifted from ono room to
another, and nn electric hand-lamp Ia
nlso provided, which can bo moved about
at pleasure. An important feature OF
tho installation Is tho complete arrange
mont OF switches and safety fuses, thus
tho overhcating Of wlrcs and consequent
danger from fro aro rendered impossl.
blo.--Chicago Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-16
Skin Eruption Cured.

Ono o'my customers, n highly respected md
influential citizen, bu; who Is now absent from
the city, kas used Swifi's Specific with excellent
rcsul,. lie says It cured him OF skin crup,Ioa
that he had been tOrmenicd with for thirty years,
md had resisted the curative qualities OF many
Other medicines.
lioEEGr CLEoo. Druggist, Falls City. Neb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
Ortianal Csnsteslss.

Among optional oourtr~ies may b
enumerated that which governs the con-
due, of persons In crowded public con-
vcyanoc-. South % Mason and DiIon's
line no man would brave public opinion
by remaining seated when . woman
maintained q standing position. even
were .hs the kimblc-t % her seI. A
foreigner would argue In such . cAss
that hs hal paid for his srat. md that
there could b. no more rea~on for his
rising In q str~e, car than N be were 90
cupying ssat at the opera or at hotsl
table.
In New York. which IL too eo~mopoli-
tan n city % bc cited N an example.
street car etiquette IL decidedly variable.
and whether or not II Ia necessary 10 va
cate sat In lAiy's favor is . much
moo,ed question. one thing IL certain,
and that l.. ,ha, youth and beauty ap-
pal 10 both high and low. even the
mosi boorish individual b-ing willing %
rrllnqui.h his rights ln favor of . WON
an with pair of bright eyes and . s'yL
ish figure.
The poor wage worker. IN her faded
cotton gown and with fingers showing
evidences of toll. is rarely the recipient
% such courtesy. The man In broad.
cloth. who has b-n seated In his lur.
uriOu. Office most - the day. k~rrs his
s-at without qualm os conscience. and
holds bis paper before his face 70 OBJ
.truct the view of the APPEALING eyes and
worn figure.
Women In public vehicles often er.
hibii q remarkable sslhshne-~ and total
disregard for the comfort of others.
Many ~ tnem accept q seat to which
they have no legal night with sAncy
to-. - the head and without recognizing
the courtesy by n much ~ bow OF .
"thank you" An audible erprrssion of
thanks Is the least lady should ofer In
eschang, for the sacrifice of place.
and this should b. rendered NJ freely 10
the thrcalbare clerk as 30 the dude In
fine rAment. Miller MAsAnns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
. ..,rsa FoR CONSIDERATION

Ar, pampkin .cs,is sctuslip detr''
n.n,,l 1. .,o,k wl-u fed y lih the pump
kIn. >,me of our lcsdins farm.r. arr
~ ,,,s ot.lni,n that they afv hgftigl i"'
tr.-i .ii th~rrforr sl,pcase their ~
-, n b..furr fss-iing. I. that cauii"u
ps,rs.ary, or even Jastinablr, for iasui.
,r. "a o. a the extra labor "f rc'n"''ns
tbsms For Il ccrtalnly take. unci anl
n 4. pot ,sry pheasant wetk, s.Pccnilt
vb,n th- dagger. ap cpld, Have puI
-.,.-,t,.,..ut ,lati0n. ever ansly sei tis
....,t.- ot have tbrrv ever trrn any eN-
,..,l,,ru,. to shaw thst they are hnrtful
M .o ..a,. af a. woali bc pls.sci Va
,,.,d II iu the gOoi oil Maine fsf'"er.
-, mv st.nIl-olnt. IL scs,n. that u'"-,
,,rn,,r. continue Ia the oil prasticr "i
f..,iIu, -s-ls, aud they n", only i.r'
all. n ,oW. and spring CALVES, but als"
th. pls. ard tc.f co~ ioF lr pT Nns
.so' Nlca tp.f maIirt- ~vf" se1'V,.
.sd t-,ldlrr.' caft. Oar bs,Scrn, ain'o..
49,, farmer wOuld lay IN q suppl, 81
.-..ftof family u.e. And their brci Na'
.sa.r,Iiv made oa ti.- farm, ~lth grs.-'
r. mi pumpkin.. these being nrarp
Ty. er,frrsbl. to potaice. OF any
a,,,-, r.s.: ani hy topping OF y lth W,
s,',tis. N l.ls cara, Iieiy i,id seiy ss.l
-,,.Ih.,l,hy bScf. Would cooAlns VIZ
-. l.s s,y bsnents or are thsy Worn
sn,thlng Tor any parI'o.e .N,.r n
nI,ntt ar. N tilry are :" haufa' va s.r
m,l.. ~tat ~oqi D. the efcSt ulr'p ~
s,I mIcst isglsap, ls1s " . sh.'sse 'u'
. .t-.uL.tion.--sor. Nslss tsfn's''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
A oA..s. .. III. n..... Of n.....i.s.

A Chaos. .. the Manner sf hsst.tiss.
n any one IL desirous Of SEEING the
only extant specimen of old fAshioDod
marketing it can 10 witnessed In and
about Washington market on Saturday
morning. In former generation the
head of the household ro~s at daylight,
and gTaspins n huge basket b.toos him
,elf 10 Washington. Clinton or Jefferson
market 30 secure the choice cut % beef
and the frcshes, vegetable. and bsrries.
The lconine head and massive figure os
Gen. Scot, could be secn nearly every
morning at jefferson market. and every
burly butcher and red checked market
woman looked for his greeting ~ mat
ter ~ oourse.
AZ Clinton market the heads of the
Lord. Ly'iig. Griffin, Aymar and other
families ~ social note did not disdain 10
put In a personal appearance. and amid
the Jokes aud laughter that the Wit Of
the society man and the ready rvpariss
u the market woman provoked the work
II filing the basket was q pleasant one.
Tunes change. and the grandsons % the
men who carried their own baskets %
market are waited upon by the butcher
and Irecn grocer at their houses. but
some % the gray haired sons of thoss
venerable mrn s.ill ~ down 10 market
on Saturdays. and thy naturally have
enough imits,or- to make this personal
visitation feature. on Saturdays espe-
cially. This set are careful purchasers
and only buy after examination and
study. They know what Is good and
where To get II. and evidently 10 pays
them 10 carry their own baskets. New
York sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
WELDING our A Nerd

in weeliag oui herd. th~rc srv mtny
ihln.s a. D. ron.liety,i Ia or,icr to INK.
ia. Niss.i sclc,tlol. \ cond dlrrttion 81
th. whale wears work an cost mus, hc
"a ,,le IA orisr a. rv,rh the rial worth 81
the Gov. ENru thru u u s.ll Z" bkr
into ar,-sunt prv,loas year. sni the
prphihilliy ot the future. Thi., the
war 20 ts.i, may ~ the mat upfaNor-
.hl. la the ,Os's life. She may have
l-cn oyrrtsXrl th- prr,ioa. YER, sui
.h- NAV r-,uIrrair sni do h-'irr th'n
r,rt next war. rbeu u Il ~, the hr;-
r.i fia~ ~ milk that determine. the ,sl'
ue ~ the rus. NOR c,.n tl'c largest PER
,-sa, af rrvtm. Tor rr,,sm !. deseptisc.
Neither nav II h. the grritesi J--r c-ni
20 fai. for a l,rg-r hos of milk my
,.anI-u.,ie for ii,- les Per c~nt of ut.
Nor l. n the l,rs~.g amoaht of milk or
ct rr,lurcsl ~ the prr."nt that NIKE.
a rnsl ,i-i~rnlusil',n of worth. The
...asau ~ giving milk may D. long or
.hort. O1s CoN nav do .plrniily Tor
a " hll-, hai stop her ,-.rf"rntucc. .o
-,rly As o. make her unprofitablc; while
! another may pot - quite up tn the mark
for a .hort I--tlni, bat .o prnlons her
,l.ld q. 90 ,k- her a profitable cow.
4 Nhal- yo,T's I.rform ,ncc .honh .n-
t.r into th. ealrul,iion. Thru the con
iltIon. ~ fcssl AZ the tims oi m'klns tho
tr.t .hoall he ron.lirrsi. The p.rloi
of ,s.t .hnuiI i-e In ale az ahoui th. same
lrns,h IL time fr"m c,lNins sni have
rcfrrvn y io thr time sheu the cow v.
rulnlng into milk agiln, -.peciiIly th"
latter. 4 c"~ Nhhlu tso or thr--
mouth. ~ cal,lns az ,in ought not Ia d.
| sxuss.ts.l a. ia as well q. one slx months
.~ay from th,i tlm-, althoash the latter
NV have been giving milk tb. longer.
- ti,crr aro other con-isi~railons. oDe
m,y have q .tr,n; coa.tltution ani have
/. prmI.ing futurr: the other may b.
.lrkly ani ten irr. requiring g''oi deal
more care ani nursing. Que nav he
usly and the ether kini ani gentle,
tl,augh oihsrsi.e spIarrnily of tha
.sme value. Thr gddcr of ono my H.
.hspely ani milk al right, the q iirr nj
the ether nav - nn.hap-ly ani milking
diIilculi anil unpleasant. One may br
ea.y Ca ke~p sui turn her fooi readily
Into milk and cream. while another do.
ins .l-.ut the .ame requires extra f",i
and !. more costly to k-cp. of course a
heller cannot - eSI'cyt~i to equal an
old.r CIV, hut her Welt nav reasonably
q. eat.gte,i Ia incr-is- from year tn yesr
until full maturity IL r,ach.i. while th.
IA ,tur, cow may he expected io do %"
h.ttet, II .h. does not drteriorate.
we,-iin- out. therefore, which ought 'o
4. done. .houli he carried out With care
,nd reoI ladgmrnt. o,hsrwis-, a min
In tr,Ing io lmpro,. biz heri may beat
him.clf.-M MIrror and Farmer,