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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10
BREAKING OUT OF OFFICE.

For Eight Years Atkinson Has vainly En-
 deaNored to Resign as POstmaster.
 Whenever the presidential adminis- tration changes and one party ousts an other from power, n small army of "the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10
Too Previous,

He took his winter fannels of, His fond wife'S warnin's scoffin. He got Q cold and then a cough And afterward a coffin.
 Boston Courier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10
Facilitating.

Doesn't Mrs. Noowoman strike you as 6 person of remarkably decided opiniOnSs'
 No; she can't mako up her mind ap- parently whether she wants to be Q gentle man or a Lady y"-Indianapolis Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10

rendered beautl1ul DS peFI0ct
 health, and the stalwart children by her side are hSr reward. That's my ideal woman"
 2S9rrow to ideal womanhood the girl hood should be carefully guarded.
 Mothers owe a duty to sheir daughters that in too many cases is neglected.
 Nature has provided time for purifi- cation; and if the channels are Obstructed the entire system is poisoned, and mis- cry comes.
 At a mothers meeting Ihe wife of a noted New York divine said to her lis- teners: "Watch carefully your daugh- ters' physical development.
 Mothers should see that Nature is assisted, if necessary, 10 perform its office, and keep their daughters we'll informed as to matters concerning themselves" Irregularities, from whatever cause, are sure indications of organic trouble. With Irregularities come disturbance of the stomach and kidneys
 Violent headaches often attack the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10

New Mexico has county which grows Sn indigenous sleepy grass. Animals will Olt it and thcn fall asleep standing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10
READ IT IN THIS PAPER

BrscEipg. First Little Buy-My sister weArs No shoe. SecoltI Little BOy-Poohi That's noth- ing. Nine wears No. 6.-New York Weekly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10

obstruction is removed at once, your daughters whole future will be darkened.
 Lydia E. Pinkhdm's Vegetable Com pound will accomplish the work speedily. 1t is the most effective remedy for irregu- lar or susnended action known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10
NAPOLEON,
ONCE ASKED FOR AN OPINION,
Gives a Graphic Description of His
 Ideal Woman. Mothers Please Note.

ESPECIAL TO oUR LADY REAbEKs.l In response to a question asked by a lady, the great Napoleon replied,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10
Pound l.

His tc. ., arc Ru looaC, and his nose ts a saghA AnIh.s head. th,y'vv ia l.;nlarcs boun1 ts He Nsnt ..;t to loak for Irssg'ile laSs sx .sias.
 And ne fonnd it. .aea.- .aa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10

a question asked by 8 'oieon replied,
 | My ideal woman is tuhebeautiful- featured ,iety belle, whose phy- ian tries in vain to ep her in repair, nor } fragile butterfly of fashion, who giltfs the tortureS of dis ease with a foTCed smile.
 " No! my ideal is a woman who has accepted her being as a sacred trust, and who Obeys the laws of nature for the preservation of her body and soul. Do you know, my knee invoiunta- l rily bends in homage when l meet the 7 matron who reaches middle age in com- plete preservation.
 " That woman is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-10

victim; pains shoot every where. EX- treme irrita- bility follows quickly, and then utter dependency
 overwhelmS
 the already
 over bur
 dened life.
 TnleSS the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

Oas Gnbe Der Buffarmel?
Gus Berlin miro gei6rieben; vunlere
8amenwelt mirb etne giadri6t un9es
mein interelltren, melfe un8 aus SEN
Sreiien Der aonfeftion 5usebt. 0ar>
mad fommen in ben nd6iteu Sriibiobrss
moben Die entletli6en 9uffdrmel an
8oitiinen uno Sadets gdnSlt6 in Sort
fall uno lollen but6 Observation-Disclosures
glermel erieet lperoen. 2lud) oie NDde
iollen cine @eri9mdlerung uno Ser
en9erunG mie lie 6aS Wlobell 1889
aufwieS, erfabren. Die Miooeperdnoes
run9 miro bon ben Oamen boffentlt6
nit berielben 6reube begritBt rperben,
mie BON ben @atten uno 8atern, mel
diem Die uniinnige Stoffperl6wenoun9
an ben Ruffarmelu, gang abgeieben
pom S6onbeitSitanopunft, itets elm
@reuel mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22
gNie LIT hic8 I

gSir bistsu einbunbert Collars Selobnune
fir ieSen SAT- BON 8atorrb, Der ni1t curd
Ginneemea bon Sails &atarrb 3ur gebeili
werbsu tarn.
s. 8. Gbensb & Co., @isentb Eofebo, D
aSir, bic llnterSei@neten. baben S. S. @be.
neb felt ben lesten Is Sabren eefannt uni
baIten ibn fur bolltomn1en ebrenbaft in ale,
gei4dftsbanbluneen unb finan3iea beFd
hist, ale bon ieiner Tirrna singegansener
8eroinblihfeiten gu erfiillen.
Beit & 1ruaE @roBbanbeIs- -Drcsuiiten
SoIebo, o.
@albing, ainnan C Marbin, @rob.
hanbelSs Droguiltea, EoIebo, D.
8als &atarrbs8ur fpirb tnnerItH eenpn,,
men unb ipitft bireft auf bas Slut unS bic
idleimisen Oberfa1en bes Ssitens. 9eua-
nifie frci berianbt. 9reis rs gts. fiji BIZ
6lai6e. 8erfauft bon alien 9tpotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22
SannibaliSmu8.

Wan i6reibt aus 2pnbon: @tnen
tntereIianten Sortra9 iiber Gannibalen
| rno beren @eippbnbejt. bielt in Der
btesidDrigen Ser fali;l.i t;g Der 8rttilh
StIiociation Gapttdn $)tnbe, Ser als
beigiid1er Sfftster Die BON 8aron
9banis 9efiibrte expedition se9en bie
arabil0en SflapenrGuber mttma6te.
9ea0 BEN Grfabrun9en beS @ortragelts
ben befinoet 1t6 Der &anntbaltSmu8
bel einigen Stannen inn &ongobeden
in Der 3unabTe, uno 3ipar ni1t etwa
alS reli9i6ler 8rauf, fonoern leoiglt6
aus Gritnoen Der Serprootantirurg.
8ei einigen tgtdmmen bat lt6 Ser
&annibali8muS 5u galtronomti6er 01afs
ftntrtbett entfpidelt. 9rei Gage Dor
Der Gbl6la9tun9 be8 SpferS, bas ein
gflape ooer ariegsgefangener it, miro
Der llngliidli6e, na9oem Tim 9(rne
uno 8eine gebro6en liub, bis gum
&tnn 1T einen Getcb ober SluB seiett,
ieoo6 bur@ 8efeitigung beS &opfeS
att einen Pfabl baran perbinoert,
Selbitmoro 5u periiben ooer i'm @6laf
su ertrinfen. Oiele fur6tbare Qual
be5weft, bas Sleii9 oes SpferS
l9madbafter 45lt nta9en. &apitdr1
Sinbe erjdblte etnen Sall bon 3artz
9efiibl zines &annibalen, Der 1i6 net.
9erte, an etneu1 Men1beneflen tbeil
5u nebmen, neil bteIeS BON bem G0re
per ieines Sater8 berriibrte. @s foltete
ben, gnten Waann a6er ein gttes Stiid
Selbltperleu9nung, oen fetten 8raten
letnen 6reunoen 81 iiberlaf5en. Sn
Der DtSfuiiion ipra9 etner Ser Nnipez
ienben bie Wfeinung aus, oaB bem
grau6, Meni6en gu eiien, Die Sbee
5u 9runbe liege, baB Die 9(rt Ser glabz
rung oaS geiltt9e 0eben bes Wenl6en
beeinfluiie; ibt man gum 8eiIpiel
einen Seloen 70 erbe man obne @eiz
tereS belien 9apferfett unb M1utb.
Ser Reoner mar bon oteler tSbee 10
ttef bur6orungen, baB er iogar bebaups
tete, tie liege etnem ser betligiten
Srdu6e Oe8 DIRT ltlt6en @ottesbienites
5u @rnnbe. Sin 6etienber aus 8ritilb
GuDona Otamens Dapis glalbte, Der
&annibaltsmu8 fomme bonn &aribdisz
mus. Gte &aribder ieien eine bDbere
9lrt bon Sannibalen, bte MIR bic 2eiber
tbrer get0bteten Setnbe per5ebreu,
angebli6 um Wiutb unb 2eben 5u itabs
len. Dteie @iloen baben allmdlig
etne 10 fetne 3unge befomnen, baB iie
Sran5olen, Spallier ober @nglanber
na9 oem @ei9mad beS Sleif6es ebenlo
lei6t unteri6etoen, ipie Elm Guropder
Observation-Disclosures BON @efliigel.
@s wirb bem Selbitsefiibl Ser Sranz
dolen ni9t ipeni9 i6mei9eln, gu erfabz
rem oaB tbr Sleil9 Dor bem anberer
@uropaer bon ben &aribdern ais bas
oelifateite bepor5ust pirb. Sm 3uz
iammerbang NIT otelen Mittbeilungen
pnroe BON anoerer Seite an bie mall
ltlti9e Sitte bes ,,sin eater" (giinbens
ener) erinnert, Der bic Nufgabe bate,
ein bon Der 8rtlt bes 2ei6nams 6erse>
rt9tetes Wfabl gu per3ebren, in Ser
lblt6t, beS 8eritorbenen Siinben su
iibernebmen. Dieter ntlesli6e 8raud)
erbielt it'd iebr lange uno NIT Ser
3eit iteiserte ii6 bte 2are bes sin
eater bon 6 Pence auf 2 Shilling
Beuce.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

go mieSerholte i'd mir luulenomal,
menn cie sebnludt nad Dem bolb=
ieligea ySelen tros aller dngltli1 ges
ludten 9lblenflng uu0 .3erltreuun9
inmer uro inne. luieber ibermdbtia
in meinem 0erssu aufltieg. Iber mas
linb ollie 8ernunftssriinoe unb mas
linb ielbIt Die beitisen Sos,tngen Der
FGbre, penn lie Dor Der beitridenoen
lleberrebungstunit einer unausrott>
barren Siebe ibre Probe be iteben 1ollen!
@s half mir suleet lebr ipenig, oab
i'd gu meiner eiqenen Qual bic oer,iis
tbigenben S3enen INNER BON Neuenl
nit off iDren peinliden Gin3ebleiteu
IN melnem @jebabtniiie lpabrief. i3us
gleieD nit Der @rinnerung an bas linz
redt, oas mir angetban morben mar,
or0ngte fi1 mir ftdrfer uno lt6rfer bic
8orltellulls allL baB alleoem bod nidt
anoeres ais elm Srrtbun, elm Mi6perz
lianoniB, oielleidlt cine tiidi1de Ser
.leumouns gu @runoe lieaen f6nne uto
oab fein Geleg Der Sire p,sbiete, mir
onrd) 2aiflarlng Dieits s;itbperftdros
tilies 6}euugtbnung 5u uerjtl.ffett.
I Oerortige Geoanfen ueriolgter lni0
unabldIiis; ulo meun i'd MIDI in biez
fem 9usenbtid einen 8eisling l6att,
neil i6 nidt ltarf genus mar, iie BON
mir absuidittefn 10 bilnfte eS mid
i'm ndbiten Sehniad) feige, baB i1 I'M
eineS leeren @crurtbeils millen lnein
gan5es 2ebensg!iid auf's Spiel 1eten
pollte. llno 10 bra1 benn am Gnbe
Der britten Notbe meiues Offender
aufentbalteS Der leste Relt r1einer
@ioeritanoSfraft flaelid suiammen.
Sd padte lueine Softer uno madte
mid beilnli6, iuie elm 6liidtlins, benz
Die 8erfolger iGou auf ben Serjen
linb, auf bic Heile. Gon benz geeenz
tudrtigen Infeutbalt Soreiters unb ieie
ner Go6ter muBte i6 ni6ts iueiter, als
oaB tie iid) irsenomo in Stalien befans
ben, unb baB i'd 81 ni6ts slnoerem 70
lpeni9 9eeignet ici, als sli einem ipur@
fiuoenoen Oeteftipe, mar mir pollfoms
men flar. 9lber i'd luar entldlollen,
iie su finben, unO als i'd ben leeten
2unnel Der @ottbarbbabn pailirt bate,
ba iau93te i6 laut auf, alS bdtte i'd
bereits bas lette SinberniB iiberlpuns
Ben, bas n,idl bon ibnen trennte. ad,
i6 babe in5Wiiden bitter senug erfabs
rem ,niiiIen, in einem ME seipaftisen
Srrtbuna i'd mid bamit beiunben babe
Die .3abl ber italienii9en Stdbte,
in benen i'd mid fir eiuen uber mebs
rere Gage aufsebalten, Der 6otelpf0rts
ner, bic ib perb0rt, Der Sreinbenbiider,
Oie i'd burdforidt babe, 1T 9esion =
unb bod blieben alle 8emiibunsen pers
9eblid-alle, bis auf bieieni9en beS
beutioem Cages! SIM Gjranb Sotel
9tobile babe i1 an 6ieiem Worsen er<
fabreu, bab Ser @illtam Sorefer
nit ieiner 9obter. ieinem 8ripatiefre@
tar unS leiner 9ebienuns Spei Nddte
BORT losirt imb iid porseitern gu einem
mebrWO6entlid)en sluicntbalt mad
Goiamieciola aui 9sd)ia be9eben babe.
(Eortfssuas fatg.).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

ltnangenebm fibIbar maGt li6 Elm
noaenoes @efiibl i'm Wagen na1 Ell
ner reidliden Mabl5eit. Man fam
nt1t mebr efen unb bat bnG bas Sc
fiihl, ais o5 man nod sar yRi@ts ge:
gefieM babe. Was bann gebrau9i
pirb, bas 1T cine Dofs bon Sim.
mons 2ioer Regulator, bns bette 0eiI.
mittel gegen gerbauungSidmdde =
oenn bon bieier riibrt bas Nagen ber-
baS es giebt Simmons 9iper Gegus
latOr fam fiir 8erbauunssi9wd9e
aidt marin aenug empfohlsn perben.
81. &. Sp1e. 2onbou, Gp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

: Der 9ebatteur bsr in grfurt er
f6einenben iocialiitiiden rSbiirineel
8ribiine", aarl 9aae, bate fi@ Dor
5uei Sabren einmal-ipie feitbem ifon
oft--wegen preBbeleibieuug Dor @e
ridt 3u perantmorten. Ser als Dffent.
li6er Intldger funsitenbe Staatsan.
malt 1oren3 nannte i'm bel bieler Sc.
legeabeit neiuen gemerbss unb gewobn.
beitsmdBieen 0erIeumber un6 @brab.
f6neiber~. Sdlle erbo5 barauf bic
BeleibigungSflage. SeBt, mad fat
stpeiidbriger Dauer, 1T Der proseb
enblid) gum &usirag eebra6t iporoen.
Der Staaisanwalt 2oreu3 pnroe su
so Mart @elbfrafe perurtbeilt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

Dte 8e fra fung ruffi5d)er
Beamtenmtllfiir, 70 i6reibt bic
p8a5eta gtarooowa" aus @aribau,
tontnt 5war Dor, aber nur our6 3us
fall. sluf BEN @ilenbabnltationen in
GonsreBz Polen biirfen bic 3iise bic
citation nt6t eber perlalleu, bis Der
@enoarmeriezSauptmanu ieine @ins
tpilligung 9e9eben bat. gluf Der Gtaz
tton 3u MarI6au bate nun Dor mehz
reren Mo6en ber @enoarmerie<Saupts
mann Wturabow Oienlt. GineS 3aaes
reiite bon bort Die @eliebte Weuraboms,
Bite Sdngerin 2emida ab. Wturabow
nabm lan9en rnb Sartli6en 9bl6ieb,
uno wtemobl Der s3eitprnft bes slbz
gangs oeS s3u9e8 f6on ldnglt poriiber
mar, 569erte er no9 INNER, oas 3ete
den sur 9lblailun9 beS 3u9cS 5u 0e5en.
S9lteblt6 lieB elmer Der 01etlen6en in
Der eriten &lalie Wurabop 3u li6
rufen. Oieler erlpiberte trosig, mern
Semano etfpa8 bon inn baben ipolle,
oann m09e er 81 ibm fomn,en. tSn ber
2bat fam oann aud iener Sabrgait gu
Wiuraoow unb fragte na9 Der llrla6e
bes langen slafentbaltes. Niuraoolp
lieB ii6 auf feine 9lntmort elm, fon-
bern i9rie; $50 lit Sbr 8aB?1 Der
8eileroe iiberrei6te Wiuraooip ieinen
PaB, aus mel9em ii9 ergab, oaB Der
bei6eibene 9feilenbe Ser @eneral Ofid,
ter, Der SlSjutant unb Suartiermetiter
bes 3aren mar. Der .3ug sins lofort
ab, Wturaoow erbielt aber Dor einigen
Qaaen ietne @ntlaliurQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

Na1 ben beiBen SDmmertagen
uno w1brenb Ter feu6tsu Serbfjeit
1T ba8 menidli6e 5pltem fur &ranf-
bsit5eri6etnungen febr empfdugli6.
8erftp ofnng &opFldmer5eH, gs6er'
unb gierenlaiben MAIDEN i5r @r'd1ei.
nen. Vile beutiten Gamilier miiIen
ieoOf, baB 9r. 2iuguit 26Hig's Sam.
burger 9rppfen has bette NIittel ge9eu
berlei 2aiben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

= @us pariS tommt Die NaGrjdt
bonn pI0BIifen &obe 0es iurseu Sobn
9B. @tafep. in 6uIge bes Stur5es bon
einem balbwiloen Bferce, has er trob
bes briHGenbeu 9lbrot6en8 ieiner
Jreunbe beItiegen bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

Srigtnelfe 8erriidtbei t
eefull0eE Jfobert 6(o6erte in 92elp
yorf. Gr, 1na6t 11dn1li6 alien Gri1ites
oen SorltblaA aus Ben Gilbernte11Qen
i'm gunoesfdatamte etne rie1ioe g(Hss
ltetlun9s= 1lno Wluiifballe 31 erricbten,
uno be9riinoet feine eeniale g(n1id)t ME
toi9t: pam l. Sanuar 1895 6efanben
iid) 1T ben 0e9ierungsgemDlben So, :
1854, 537 $50 in Oollars, $14,4s3, 6s6
III Sil6erl0etbentiiusen un6 1925, ,014.< :
161 it Barren. Nenn baS gllle8 su
Matten au8gepal5t iptro, liebe iit6
eine 9alle con 600 SuB 2ange, 400
SUP 8reite rnlo $50 SUP S5be baraus
berltellen in lpel6er beqnenl so, 900
bts 100000 Rerionen Blat fiuben
f0nnten. Gjebrau9t bic Neoier1tna baS
Silber, 70 reiBt man baS @jebauoe
flugS nieoer. 0estere8 lit In SEEN gorf
anf5ufii6ren, alS ,@eltpunoer' 3l1 be-
5et0nen unb 5ur Seier bes @inauges
oeS 20. Sabrbunberts gu er6ffnen.
@tne slnsitellun9 unb &ot3erte in Ste
fer 9olle miilien enortne Sumnlen
etnbrtngen. " Der 1nebr ais gelun9ene
9aring bate i6on bte Grri6tuna elmer
Silberballe fiir ste Gbicagoer gBeltausz
itelluns oorsei6lagen unS bamals besz
lpegen an ben S9atamtSzSefretdr aez
16rteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22
Sci Rem Grn1n,i,nnsmnhlen Al

gei ben @rgdnaunsswablen gum
fddfii9en 2aHbtase pdblten bic So;
cialbemotraten ibre bi8berigen ishs
Gerireter tpieber unb eroberten oa3u
nod eiRen neuen SIP. Sire Stim'
men3abl mics einen bebeutenben gu.
lOa6s auf. Sie iddfii6e Staats &e.
aieruna 1T bon bieiem &eiultate beg
oeri6drften gereinsgeieBes tpenig er.
baut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

- gIu8 &airo, NsgDpten. miro 6es
ridtet: Gin 6dbrbOot co0ioirte nit
einem bier Dor Gnfer liegenbeu Dam.
bfer, ipelder fenterte. so 9erfcnen
fanteu babel inns 2ebsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

- Die 3ufer Raffinerieu Defer
reids llHgarn8 baben eireu 3ruTt ob9ss
iGIORen, Inn bic idbrlihe 3uderpro.
huftipn fir stpei Sabre auf eiHe 0ierteI
Wtiillpnen 3onnea su bef1rdn!eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

Das @emt6t bes @rbbaIIs
be3tffert ii6 auf Die &letnisfeit BON
5,832, O64, 900, 600, 900, 900, 900 Son,
nett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

grtnft 6ollanS's Ssaffee /; icbeu
Sag friid gebrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-22

9eftt9er &f 3miiben
oen $ pfenbauerrt ltnb BEN reli,
gi6len a0rperi6aften tpogt i'm Staate
Waibington. Die leeteren baben i1on
bdufig ibrer NdBbilli9ung bes 6opfene
anbaues sluSbrud perlieben uno ioaar
9opfenbauer aus Ser fir@li6en Sc
mteinibaft auS9eitoBen. Sn elmer Dor
aurSem in geattle absebaltenen Mle>
tbobiltenfonferen5 wuroe ntitgetbeilt,
oaB bic biesjdbrige Sopfenernte sroBen
S6aoen ourcb @1duie erlitte, lpel9e
Weittbeilun9 in Der gerl lautmlung eine
feuri9e Danfiasuns 5ur Solse bate.
Die Sopfenfarmer bin9e9en erirnern
bte Preoi9er oaran oaB Ser Sopfen
ni6t nur 5ur gereitung bon 8ier, ion=
bern au6 sur Seritellun9 BON 8roo
perwanot iperbe, uno tie fragen bic
Breoi9er, narum oielelben ni6t aud
fiir oas Sebli6lagen Der @oegerz,
@eritez, @ei5enz, Wfat8z, 3uderz unb
Weinernten beteten, ba bieIe @rseue>
nine bod ebenfallS 3ur 8ereituna Be-
raui1enoer @etrd1tfe otenten.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-11-01
MANNERS AT THE GOLF LINKS.
II ID Considered Bad Form to Talk Will
pInvioe.

II h Considered Bad Form to Talk While
Playing.
Golf Is q good game in spite Of the
fact that it bids fair to become a
mania, and not the least of its qualif-
cations is the serious and dignitied at
titude toward creation, both animate
and inanimate, that it imposes upon
its followers. Golf is a school of good
nanners as we'll as contest Of skill
and a knowledge Of its etiquette is full
ly as important as correctness in "ad-
dressing or ability to loft ball neat
ly over a bunker. The hazards" en-
countered in the rules of the game are
quite as real as the actual "Walkin-
shaw's Grave" or He'll bunker, and
the novice who disregards them will
quickly be made sensible of his mistake
the first time that he toes his ball up
on first-class course.
The American temperament, accus-
toned to the ferocious hurly-burly OF
a Yale-Princeton football match and
the noisy saturnalia OF an American
cup race, meets with something like
shock when it runs up for the first
time against the awesome solemnity
that pervades the pulling green"
says writer In Harper's Weekly. A
whisper Is in bad form, while an un-
guarded laugh would be sacrilege.
Were 1t not for the red coats one
would feel constrained to take off
his hat, and it is only under cover
Of the most respectful and perfect ST..
lence that the interment ceremonies
are finally completed.
Let all things be done decently and
in order" is the golfers text, and the
discipline should be worth something
to Young America. Golf is preemi-
nently z game Of good society, and it
rests upon the foundation stones OF
courtesy to find consideration for 9th.
ers The player who speaks or moves
during his opponents strike, or who
drives to the putting green when it is
already occupied, or who fails to re.
place the divot of turf cut out by an
iron stroke, has committed capital
goltiing sin, and, while ignorance may
meet with some measure of forbear-
ance, there is no mercy for the habitu-
al offender or the incorrigible boor.
Unvarying respect for the rights and
feelings of Others, in which is included
all due care for the preservation of the
links themselves, is the essence of the
true golfng spirit Add to this the
cultivation of patience and discourage
ment, fortitude under misfortune,
GOODNESS in adversely, and moderation
In victory, and golf means something
more than merely walking three miles
10 knock quinine pill into an empty
tomato can. Chicago Tribune.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-11-01
FARM AND GARDEN.
SUsSOIL FLOWING,
The Pros and Cons of the Practice Stated
without Prejudice.

Tte Pros and Cons Of the Practice Stated
without Prejudice.
There is evidence of renewed interest
in the subsoiling question 1t may be
that it needs careful consideration
The evidence seems conclusive that
subsoil blowing on the fertile prairie
soils of such states as Illinois and
Iowa, for instance, is not generally
profitable, Occasional reports, we'll
attested, have shown paying results,
but these have been the exception
rather than the rule, says the Prairie
Farmer. On the othenoh2Rd, the per-
centage of cases of com lerable i'm
provement in crops from subsoiling in
Kansas and Nebraska seem pretty
large. Obviously the deeper the soil
is stirred, If it is naturally sufficiently
porous, the larger will be the supply
of available plant food and the larger
will be the reservoir for collecting and
| storing water which enters the ground
after rains. Much of the prairie soil
of Illinois is sufficiently porous to a
considerable depth to readily permit
water to enter and is SO admirably
fitted to retain the water, as also to
draw it towards the surface by capil-
larry attraction. In such conditions
there is no sufficient reason for sub
soiling for ordinary cropping. How
far the conditions are different in the
regions from which reports are sent of
marked benefit from subsoil blowing
has not always clearly appeared There
is some confusion in the minds of some
farmers as to the meaning of the term
subsoil blowing. Properly used it
does not mean simply deep blowing,
however great depth may be reached,
but rather loosening the soil in the
bottom of the furrow made by the SUR
face or common blowing, without
raising this loosened earth to the sur.
face. Where there is double blowing,
the second furrow slice being brought
to the surface, this is not subsoiling.
In many cases it is Objectionable tc
turn up the soil to very considerable
depth, thus exposing much of the sub
soil to the surface. Rarely does any
injurious effects follow subsoiling
proper, except on fat lands with a
very compact subsoil nearly impervious
to water. In such cases subsoiling
may simply make deeper bed te
hold moisture which is not needed
and can only be gotten rid of by evap
grafton.