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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
A Eack Drowned by an Oyster.

Captain Edward A. Caulk of the
steamer TanSier yesterday saw-a dead
Fisherman duck floating on the water
nea, Claiborne, Nd. The duck was
picked up and the cause of its death
then became apparent. The fisherman
duck feeds on fish and oysters. The
duck which was found dead had evil
IDENTIFY stuck It's long and narrow bill
into the open shells Of a feeding oys-
ter. The oyster shut its shellstogcther
on the bill. It is supposed that the
dnck tried to shake off the oyster but
failed, and that the weight of the oys-
ter hanging to the bill finally pulled
the ducks head under water and
drowned the fowl. The oyster was
not heavy enough to pull the duck 3
body beneath the water. Baltimore
Sun
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
A r n HOUSEHOLD.
TEACHING LAMBS TO EAT.

In this country the milking capaci-
ties Of ewes have never been developed
AS they have in some countries OF
Europe, where the eve are regularly
MIXED and their product is made into
butter and cheese. The result is that
very few ewes give much milk. Years
ago when we Kept coarse wool sheep q
good many of the ewes bore twins.
md unless these were fed something
more than their dam wonld give, one
or the other OF the lambs would die.
We used to feed the young lambs milk
from a COW fresh IN milk, and they
quickly learned TO look for it. The
lambs would DOT eat 30 much cows
milk as to neglect their dam. When
they we're two weeks old the milk
ration was dropped for a wisp Of bright
clover hay and a half pint, daily, of
oats. 1t is surprising how a young
lamb will learn to eat clover hay and
grain, and we know OF no better grain
for lambs than oats. They combine
bulk and nutriment Of the right kind
in exactly the right proportions for
Young growing animals. Boston Gull
tivator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
4 Real Lake of Fire.

Tie greatest natural wonder OF
Hawaii, if not in the entire world, Is
Lake Dana. or Dana Lake. a body Of
molten lava ten miles in circumfer-
ence. To the sishtseer the surface OF
this wonderful lake appears rs il it
were a sea o. red hot water dashing
s.l sides to IL height averaging 100
feet. J. j. Williams, Of Honolulu,
who probably knows moro about tho
e~oloanic condition Of tho island than
any other living mnn, says that this
rushing, restlcss. heaving hike of boil.
ing fire never remains silent or calm
fox n single instant. st. Louis Re.
publ:o.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
Opium Smoking in New YORK.

There seems to be a fixed rule
which demands that every opium Joint
which is raided by the police snail be
described as a scene of Oriental splen-
dor and magnifcence. AS a matter OF
fact the splendor is entirely magma
tive, and the magniticence is invaria-
bly, a combination OF cheap shop Ian
terms and Japanese hangings, with the
stvle of furniture with which cheap
flats arc furnished. Opium joints are
MI nerous in the upper part of the
city. Exactly what constitutes an
opium joint IS what gives the
police the most trouble. There
are numerous flats where men and
women go to smoke opium. but they
are nearly always friends and associ-
ates OF those who live III tie flats,
and there is no question o. business
involved beyond the necessary con
tributions from the smosers for the
cost of the drug. As a rrle. tue vic
TINS do not smoke ~oftener than once
a week, and no fee is exactel Tor visit
ing the flats.
Opium smoking is distinctly unlaw-
fni, but il is almost impossible TO Sc
cure evidence enough - warrant a
raid. and even then, AS the newspapers
nave observed, the search seldom sue
ceeds in bringing to light more than
one or two smokers besides the people
who live IN the tsHs The theory OF
the police i, AMI it Is apparently
borne ont by the facts, tina, opium
smoking in New York Is largely q
matter OF love. There is certainly no
money IL !, for the people who live In
the Hats where 1t Is practised- The
smokers are utterly indifferent. - their
surroundings, aud do not demand
Oriental ma-niicence, or anything
approaching that term In many 0.
the most freely pat-ouized dens n
Mott street the smokers lie on -ough1
boards, AMID the perfumes Of a no.
particularly s,vosy kischen--Se~
York Sun
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
Something Like q Voice.
1.-THE strongest voice / ever hea,

1.-THE strongest voice / ever hearl."
said Colonel Marshall, OF Charleston,
at the Laciede. lis that OF the town
crier Of Columbia, s. c. Columbia is
the only town in the United States that
still keeps up the custom Of having a
to wn crier, and probably the largest
IN area that any one mans voice vas
expected to reach the nttermost boun-
diaries OF. The crier stands upon q
high tower and calls the hours: Ten
o'clock and all Is well IL o'clock aud
all Is WE'LL IL o'clock. fre-fre-
fire The voice Of the man now occn-
plying that position can be heard any
where within the city. and it is re-
markable how quickly he ees and re-
ports o fire or general disturbance. |
was there once when Mt midnight he
cried that a child was lost, and within
ave minutes 1t seemed M though halt
OF the population was on the streets.
ready to Join IN the search. IT was
finally found under a bed, where 1t
had. rolled and gone to sleep. When
the crier dies the Office will probably
be abolished--shey certainly cannot
And another with such q voice st
Louis Globe Democrat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
CLEAN THE CISTEEES.

Ciste-ns should be cleaned out at
least once a year, and twice would be
better. Many, however, DO not clean
them until the water becomes tainted,
and even smells bad. and this usually
happens in midsummer when there is
little rainfall. During = drouth the
household is often placed in great in
supply Of soft water. During the win
ter and early spring when the fires are
kept burning the roofs become cov-
cred with SCOT, and every rain washes
the roof, and the impurities are gath
cred in the cistern. After spring
showers begin to fall the ~cistern should
be cleaned out. Pump II bail out the
water, get into the cistern and thor
oughly scrub and rinse the walls and
bottom. Often m or two good show
ers will FIJI the cistern to oyerhowing.
A good plan is to have the inlet pipe
SO arranged that after o dry spell OF
several weeks at any season of the year
the first few barrels Of water may be
allowed to run to the drain, then
change the pipe and secure the balance
of the 1oof-caught rain. This plan in
| sures purer and better water, free
from roof dirt. -American Agricul-
turist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
Babies Weight.

Atthe New York Woman's Ho3riis,
they say that boys weigh from eight TO
twenty ounces more han girls at
birth. Tie weight Of the average baby
boy is seven pounds, while that Of
the wee sweet sister is only SIX and one.
quarter pounds. Boys are more deli
cate, harder to raise and ''crosser"fhan
the girl babies, who only want, regular
meals and prompt attention to grow
strong, beautiful, 1ovahlo and sunny
hearted st. Louis Rtnnhlic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

up both eo.d fcah and Strength e..rr r-,r,
pneumonia, feve-s end ether p-os.rs.A.
diseases, "Goldca Medical Discovery"
70 c1u-l. II docs 10. make "a: peopc -o:"
ee-psient, b.: baIds Up solit, sshoArss.
Do you r.! Gun. la.-r.s. ,o~w-gp.I.e.
tn7c fUliaez q. bloa:ins e.:er eating. ;oag
coated, bitter O. tad .ax.o il raos:ss,. ire
L. appetite. freouec. headaches. "cna.i.>
specks" be.oro eyes. rcrvou: p.ostra:.Ca -
dro|sIezs aetc. :Ceast
II Joa ha-o any considerable ncE,ac- =
torpid liver, associated WITH dyEpcps-2.
indigestion Tie :-eTo ~corap.ica.e. re
ci.ease TIC greater tLo nc-a- 0. s~y=sp-o-a.
NO matter -ha. stage i: has reached, -
P.c-ces Golden Medical Discovery VIII e.
dre il.
t-etson, nervous debility. ead kict-ei =
scsSaooes ere generally cro % t.apovc--
bod TIE ce-voc3 sys.er, SUFFERS io- -aE.
OF pure. rca b.oot % no--sh5 ard s-s.s-
Il. Purify. ea-ieh ard ~s:sii-a The t,oot -
taking Golden Medical Discovery" al -
tksse ncrvo1s troubles vanish.
1ts "Go.dso Medical DLccveyv" q r.
hsess1 Tor this purpcse than tie .--ca -
vsrsxsed ce-vines and other ~co1ccE-2s ~
loudly recommended for ne.vc1z p:os.-aa
- they pc: to- rervo to deep" y: -
nos icvigora:e, brace Up ard - strea
tie nervous system as does the " D.zcove-.
thus giving PsrrsonSns hc1sa: sca O rc@--
are.
Buy a reliable caa,srr. WIZ CT &C.,.
snQsthtnx ESQ that pay. t1ez te.-e- "
probably b ulIsd Is :" jr<: ~ gcc1" ~
ksps Il s, for tern: be-. Il cs-tte, to- -.
A Book uss pages, treating &c TIC -
going diseAses and pointing OF: s-oc~A-!
means Of hoUe c1re, also containing v2s,
number q Testimonials. with pao.o.yro
poruattS ct writer's. references end o.
lit -
Of dix cents, 70 pay postage, Ad1-eaS,
Worlds D1pensary Medical Agoc-atlo;.
InvaldS' Hotel and Surgical Institute, III
9aib Street, Buffalo, n. 7.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
HINTS.

Loaf sugar should be used ~a.wa-s
for tea.
Fried apples is a good dish for
breakfast with beefsteak.
All rugs, when shaken, should he
handled by the middle, not by the
ends.
Brushes and combs should be
washed weekly with tepld water and
ammonia.
Tepid water diluted with ammonia
is an excellent cleanser for either
gold or silver.
Sheets and pillow cases should be
carefully folded when dry then the
ironing is made easy.
Cornmeal is an excellent cosmetic
or the face. 1t brightens up the skin
and %cleanses the pores.
Hot liquod may be poured with
safety into any glass vessel by holding
it up in the hand and not allowing it
to rest on the table.
CauliAower used for pickles should
be prepared first by boiling the veg
etable and then picking it.
Chocolate pots, cups and saucers,
and bread and butter plates all Of one
color are used at informal breakfasts.
Blue and white china is the most
fashionable.
To render an ordinary boarded floor
the rival Of a hardwood one, putty up
each board, then stain either mahog-
any, walnut or ash. After it is dry,
varnish twice and a fine polish vii
result.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
4 Snail's Tenacity Of Lite.

The following instance of tenacity
of life in land snails Is given by Mr..
Stearns, OF the United States National
Museum:
Certain snaiis were collected on
Cerros or Cedros Island off the coast
of Lower California in 1859. Six wears
later one OF them, on being placed in
a box Of moist earth, began to move
about. Another she'll also from Lower
California, woke up 'front.' their lethargy
after a long nap of two years. two
months and sixteen days. '-Independ-
cnt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

seeds and squash seeds when fed to
cattle cause a ~shr,nkage in the milk
is not founded apon fact, and that
these seeds farm . rich and cheap food
for cattle.
Some varieties Of tomatoes seem
more susceptible - disease hal
others; vigor Of plant. produc.ivenes.
and quality Of fruit should determine
selection.
The first silos in Europe we're deep
bitches in the ground, but an objec-
tion to such silos is based on the fact
Of the cos: of labor and difficulty !,
getting the ensiiage ont and to the cat
tic. A thing never to be forgotten in
constructing . silo is to nave it handy
to the cattle. II is also much er.sier
to bring heavy sileage down than te
lift it up.
Gardeners should plan their crop.
beforehand as much a. possible for
every patch of land on the farm and
provide the seeds, manure. tools ami
whatever else may be needed before.
hand, SO that when the time comes for
action there may be no delay in get
ting the oork done promptly, for on
this point depends, more than any.
thing else, the success Of a gardener.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
rtRa AND GARDEN NOTES

With both curran,s aad coosol,erries
the main thing necessary to secure $
sood crop = 70 Keep welitrinuei AMI
.hianed oa,.
Plenty Of pure wa:er, free from ice.
is needed II winter. Swine drink 8
good doa. Notwithstanding The cold
1eey need water snd INNS: have il.
A writer n tie Rural World .a,at.
that the popular belief that puu,k,n
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
When

Whether on pleasure bent, or business, take on
very trip a bottle of Syrup Of Figs. as it acts
most pleasantly and effectively on tho kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of sickness. For sale in 5Ocents
md 81 bottles by oil leading druggistA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
tier o! singular interest

II Is matter o! singular inte.cs.
that Japan is now manufacturing
modern WA. material Tor tic nse OF
~cstern nations. Six guns snannfac-
:u.ed ct the japanese G~osern1nea;
arsenal a. Osaka have JUS. iseea snip
2l:cd to :ho Portuguese Government
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

The folding camp chair. used by
General Lee. III Virginin, has beca
given by Joshua Thomas, of Baltimore,
to whom theGeneral gave it, to the
Maryland Confederate Homo at Pixies
vile.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

Tho .suoiec. OF tho eLov, porrai. IL tia
Pew. Charles Pros.c-, . much beloved end
mos. teroat minister G. the gospel Of Car
Eel, Northumberland Co. Pa. M. Prosscr'e
usefulness, vas. for q long tine, greatly in
paired By q distressing, oas.ian:c disease.
How bis Esa,ady vas finally conquered vo
VIII lie. him tell in hi. ora language He
Gays: II vas : gca. sufferer from dyspcp-
sia, ard I hsd suffered SO long tia. I was
q wreck life ves rendered undesirable end
i. ses1ed death YVES near but / oe-ao in
contact with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and his Pieasan. Pellets Itook
twelve bottles Of 'r.scovery,' and several
bottles Ok the Pellets ard followed tho
hyScnic advice &C d.. Pierce. and l ao
happy TO say /. -as Indeed 1c1rc, 70. lie u
worth living now
Fo. dyspepsia, o. indigestion. oliver CON.
plain..n @: torpid l-e-. t-ilouUess, coas.ipa-
aoa; chronic di.1rhea and Al! arrangements
q the HSe.. s.nEacn I'D bo1els, Docto.
Ferce's Golden Medical Discovery elects
perfect Cures when all other medicines fail.
II has q specific tolc c1ec. upcn tie lining
membranes Of Ito stomach and bowels. Al
a icTt1sratcs, restorative ta2ic i. gives
strength TO tho whc,c system and builds up
solid flesh TO the healthy standard, when r.
c1oed ~ wasting d.gass-"
NJ. j. r. Hudson, q Prominent lawyer Of
Wkj:cAevMe. Sebastian Co. ARR, writes ):
Having suffered severely. fc- G loas tine.
from q TORPID Ever. Indigestion. oonSdpe,
Hoo, ~5vousae AID general debility, and
finding no relief IN ny Efforts 70 recain nv
bath. was induced TO Try. Dr.. Facss
Goidn Medical Discovery ard Pleasant
POLKA Under this Treatment, I improved
rey . Z q few months was ahls %
a1Gcd - NJ professional dr.ieks
Yours truly,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

"'BRowH'S BPoNcHIAL TRoCHEs' are ex'
oellcnt for the Itlicf of Hoar~enCsS or Sore
Throat. They are exceedingly <fiective.'-
Chfisttnu IjtI!d, L",tifjt. Eng.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

THE Connecticut Fish Commissioners vii.
stock the streams OF the State with 800 ,00l
trout frv.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

Seventy thousand professional
thieves are said to exist in the United
States.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26
Don't Blame the Cook

If baking powder is not uniform in strength
60 that the same quantity will always do the same
work, no one can know how to use it. and uni
formly good, light food cannot be produced with it.
All baking powders except Royal. because
improperly compounded md made from inferior
materials, lose their strength quickly when the can
is opened for use. At subsequent bakinss there
will be noticed a falling off in strength. The food
ishcavv. and the tlour, eggs and butter wasted.
1t is always the case that the consumer suffers
in pocket, if not in health, by accepting any sub
stitute for the Royal Baking Powder. The Royal
is the embodiment Of all the excellence that It IS
possible 10 attain in an absolutely pure powder.
1t is always strictly reliable. 1t is not only more
economical because Of its greater strength, but
will retain its full lcavening power, which no
other powder will, until used, and make more
wholesome food.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

Less than one-tenth OF tho arabic
land Of the Russian Empire is cult.
waited.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

NJ. l.. Thompson & Co, Druggists, Coudere-
port, IA, say Hail. Catarrh Cure is the hast
and only SURF ear" for catarrh they ever sold.
Druggists sell At. .p.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

THE class OF "a, at Williams; will be the
largest ever graduated from that College
ShiI0h's Cure
Ii sold on a guarantee. tcurcs Incip!ent Con-
SUMPTION II IS the Best Cough Cure; pc, JOc., 81
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

Y afflicted With sore eyes use Dr.. I.aac Thomp-
sonaEye wntAr Drlxoista sell 1t CSC nor h 20
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

The Kansas wheat outlook is regarded a
1~nfavorable.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-05-26

&C PcsIy. c-eh ana vi:Aiizsz tie blood.
AID .ssreoy invszo-a.e ito liver and dsees-
I've Gyarx. Trace Up tie nerves. and pot
F5s sJrsszo IN order geossauy also 70 b1ild
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14
TEXAS SETTINGS.


The Presbytery of Central Texas IN
now IN session at Waco
LonEview now has an electric plant
having n capacity OF 600 limits
Tho ,rroupds ~ "a, f,lttst,,,, ,.,t,,,-,.
Mt sherman nrs bslng 1 'oti" n,t ,'u ,nlib
shade trees.
The Missouri tyoreos mud Tayo, ,.,ti-
wny beam work nj s,nltbvIlic az, ,r,,ns
Jny Anil q az ''''''''''''' ~" u'7-
u,,1 ! .o,,, 80 p,t.s.,,,,. .,,,.,....,., ,,..
clhnv0 ~ r,it, 80 - ~
bnr ot scboot '''' "'''"o'''ni
Gu -" 49,,
'hna' liHEgard OF Henderson county
hoE iu ny, N W. "a pua"Hru whieh had
M W. ~"
Ihe cluzens Of Victoria are making
eNtrnsllve preparation 70 celebrate ON
April a. hreman's day
Mr. Ward Taylor, who founded the
Jeherson Jimpiecute IN 1885, died in
thht city ON TUESDAY morning.
The sheriff OF Hnlsboro has arrested
Albert Rodgers on n charge OF commit
ting an Outrage upon the person Of
Nthtl Mhy'
owing to Irregularities In the late
municipal election at Holland. a
second election has been ordered Ia be
held May 3
Mr. Tom Andrews nm extensive Ont
tie dealer OF Fort Worth. shlpped last
Wednesday from wills Point 1000 cat
tie 10 the territory.
The city council Of Wnxnhacbic hnvo
passed an ordnance authorizing tho
Issuance OF $4,000 worth OF bonds Tor
water works purposes.
q 4 t.apbam resia,n,- q, f,t,,, ,,,,r-
IT, had a cair freak born ON his place.
Ii had two hnads seven legs. Two tails
and Int one digestive organ
-, ,,,,..,.,.. -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

let Miss Mabel Ienncss. Ida Lewis and
CHEERS, and the result was most happy.
To quote his own words "The dizzi-
ness Is all gone, and l am now quite
recovered "
The success Of his vigorous lectures
upon his European experiences has
been marked. He is now residing at
North Pomfret VT, and the citizens Of
the state VIII wisely insist upon his
going Into politics so far us to take
the lieutenant governorship
Mr. TinlSh0ms experience With the
wonderful remedy that makes people
wei and Is as superior 10 all other
spring medicine rs milk Is more nuur-
ishlng than water, Is not surprising.
Men aud women an over the country
are finding strength and freedom from
disease In Paine's celery compound. II
clears the sluggish blood Of the un-
healthy humors that poor circulation
ana FAULTY assimilation tend to pro-
duce IL corrects unhealthy nervous
action and feeds the nerve centers with
Just the elements needed To build them
UP aEuln into healthy tissues. Prof
Edward ~ Phelps, NJ D., IL. D, OF
Dartmouth college discovered the for
mula for the famous Palnes celery
compound after long years Of study Of
the deep changes that take place I'm
worn out, dlsordered nerve tissues. DIR.
Phelps was accustomed to vplaln in
his lectures his mastery owe. diseases
due TO bad blood and nervous weak
ness, as follows: I'm diseases OF the
liver Kidneys and heart something is
In the blood that ought not TO be there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

season. and the deficiency compared
with the same time year before last
The total brought into sight during
the past seven days has been 90 bO5
against 1896 last year, and &C, 499 the
year before, while the aggregates for
the first thirteen days of Aprli are t04
Ol9, against e5.S0I and l26 1855. Tho TO-
tai marketed from September to date
Is 6,g55,955, against 6,l65.9l2. and $751;
Oi5 for last year and year before re-
spectlvely. From this time on the last
year the amount of cotton brought into
sight was 53ii53 bales, and wear be-
fore last 6l4,SA. In other words, after
THIS date last year 8 9S Der cent OF the
crop was marketed, and after this date
season before last $50 The movement
since September 1 shows receipts nj NH
United States ports Of 5,b67,li2. against
4,46G4h2 last year, and 6,S6i, $40 the year
before, overland across the Mississippi
ohio and Potomac rivers to Northern
mills ana Canada, 69O,4Sl. against 77t,-
Sl3, and LIB, a27; interior stocks in ex-
cess OF those held at the close OF the
commercial year, 1875, i06, against Il 800,
and 21e iSa; Southern min tukinEs. $50
O55 against 6lO,9l4, and is9.6S2.
Foreign exports for the week have
been 61,ls3. against l06.70i last wear
making the total thus FAR for the sea-
son i.55e.i00, against 1868. 6g7 last year
or an Increase Of gS9,T03
Northern MIN takngs for the INST
seven days show an Increase OF Hose
as compared with the CORRESPONDING
period last year, but the total tRkiugs
since September I have decreased pgi
159. The total taklngs OF American
mills, North ana South and Canada.
thus for for this season have been
i,So5 500. against 2.Osl4Ss last wear
These inclade Ls22,52s by Northern
spinners, against l,5is6SS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-14

There Is no man more popular among
Jhc farmers OF the country than Hon.
o, NJ. TlulSham. whose likeness is here
given.
A man OF acknowledged ability, Of
commanding presence. an excellent
presiding officer, he will undoubtedly
il with credit the office to which the
farmers OF his own state wish to elect
him.
Ten years ~ agricultural editor Of
the Freeman and Waterman OF Mont
pelier W., secretary and president for
several years each Of the Vermont
state Dairymcn's association, and em-
ployed by the boards Of agriculture of
Maine. New hampshire. Massachusetts
and New York at their meetings. as
siHtnnt commissioner Of agricultural
affairs, dairy commissioner at the
Worlds fair at New orleans, member
OF his state LEGISLATURE where he was
chairman Ut tlrs house committee on
agriculture, and recently accredited by
the secretary Of agriculture to Europe
10 study the labor problem. he is one
OF the most conspicuous representatives
ol the farming Interests Of the coun-
try.
Some time ago MIR, TInkham was
Frustrated with heat In the hay field,
ana from the consequent dernngemcnt
OF the system suffered severely from
dizziness so much so that walking was
difficult, He tried the famous Paine's
celery compound, which had been so
publicly recommended by Mayor Nc
shane OF Montreal, Rev. Father ouel-