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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-29
CHEAP GUT PRACTICAL.


One of the Hest Economical Poultry Houses
That Can he Built.
The diagram herewith shows one Of
the best cheap poultry houses that can
be constructed. the inside arrangement
being especially excellent because of its
labor-saying character. The sketch
shows cross section, from which II
will be seen that, contrary 10 the usual
plan. the higher side has the walk, the
pens being under the lower part OF the
roof. III one can stand erect at the
center of the pen, this is sufficient height
for nll purposes. as most OF the work OF
caring for the fowls is done from the
walk. The roosts are at the front. with
a platform below that projects out into
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-29
Red Kafflr Corn Com
average OF Ave years.

~ANeTAEe OF I'VE years
Knfiir corn will do as well in good
corn countries as Indian corn, and IL
will thrive In many places where corn
cannot be grown at ALL Several
methods have been adopted In Kansas
of cultiyating Kaiiir corn. Some farm
ers SOW IL as they do wheat and cut IL
for the fodder. only feeding the seed on
the stalks. On this subject Prof. G. G.
Georgeson. Ct the state agricultural
college, says: "Kafiir corn is best
grown in rows thirty inches TO three
feet apart. and can be sown either with
a sorghum drill or with common
wheat drill. We u-e successfully nn
eight-hoc press drill. on which all ex-
cept the first and fifth hoes are closed
up. We then seed two rows nt time.
30 inches apart. A little practice viii
soon show how the drill must be set In
order to SOW the right quantity of seed.
II IL comes mp too thick IL must he
thinned. Good heads will be formed
when the stalks are about four or five
inches apart in the row. In all other
respects IL should be cultivated like
corn."-Chicngo Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-29


the walk for several inches. Raising
the hinged door. one can thus scrape or
all the droppings from the walk into
box or basket. The nests below tho
platform are also reached from tho
walk, while below the nests is IN OPEN
ing in the Partition, through which the
fowls drink from dish in the walk, no
water being spilled or made filthy by
this plan. The windows are on tho
lower side OF the house, n great suiii-
cheney Of lightbeing secured in this way.
This construction permits much low
er. and consequently warmer, house
than is the case where the walk IL ON
the lower side. Such house may be
built Of rough boards and covered with
heavy roofing papers, then battened,
when II should be warm and last for
years. When the covering does begin
to give out, single or clapboard right
over the tarred felt or aper.--0range
Judd Farmer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-29

The extent OF the egg business OF the
United States is not generally realized.
In 1850 the FIRST hen census put the an
nuai egg production NJ 450,s75.0s0
dozen. Ten years later IL had risen 70
6f7.2i1,if an increase OF 360.55o,oo0
dozen. and there Is every reason 70 be-
licve that the proportionate guin since
then has been even greater.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-09

CUR 9lblebn1n9 ror meinen Gltern geben
ipiiroe, Tim ben riienen Wiberltanb 5u
pernleioen, Ger in Der Solge 1tns 8eis
ben ia 1lur bic ausli9ten erl6weren
piirSe. aber es seideben feine 3eiGen
uuo @unber 1nebr."
Gie briidte Die lcbn,ale 0anb lpie in
G0ner; segen bic 9lugen rnb Der Oofs
tor ersriif lie unb fiibrte lie beftig an
feline 2ippen. sic ltanoen au Der 8al>
tontbiir unb ebeu trat Der Mono binter
elmer Wolfe berpor unb mari ieinen
plet6eu @laua Der i6on 10 pielen 2iez
benben 9eldJtlamert bat, auf baS umz
i6lun9ene 9aar. Sci leinem 2i9t be-
mertte Ser Ooftor eine IDrdne an Der
bunflen @imper, bic bort pie elm 9ris
italltropfen 9ldnSte, uno er 3og oas
Mdb6en ftiirmii9 an feline 8ruit unS
tiibte bic feu6te 9erle btnipeg.
SAP u1,s nur Wlutb bahen, fliiiterte
er, neS mirb ia aud fir lluS bic gonne
bes @liides nod l6einen,
Sn bemlelben 0ioment flopfte eS
an bic 2biir-bie 8eioen fuhren err
i6redt auseinanoer. @enn iie bier 3us
lammen iiberra16t puroen, oann mar
oas @ebeintniB oerratben, uno es itanb
elm idlimmer Iuftritt beoor. SIM
nd6iten Woment fraste bic Stim1ne
Der @ebeinlrdtbin:
u6riba, mas ma6it Du benn?"
8epOr iie Die 3biir Offnete, bate
aber Sriba bic 8alfontbiir aufgeriiien
un6 ipies ben Doftor bort binaus, tpdbs
renb iie ielbit in oieiefbe trat uub 10
nit ibrer @eltalt ben Nusbltd bedte
Son benz 8alfon fiibrte cine Sreis
treppe in ben @ar:en binab, auf mel.
der Der Doftor iid) entfernen fonnte.
(6ortiesung folst.)
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Gin meaer sfartoffeIfdfer.

Gin neuer aartoffeltdfer III in Der
@egenb poE Siroubsburg, 90, auf.
getreten. uno elm Mittel su ieiner Der.
tiIguns fouute bis ieBt nod ni6t ges
funben tperben. Dor etli9en Sagen
bemertte Der Garmer 6. $. Suaiap.
baB ielue startOffslpflan3en INNER
miferabler wurben. Cine angeltellte
unteriuhung ergab bas gorbaubeu.
feia eines adfers Don Der gr6Be zines
"Cockroaoh" Der, mad 5uai5p's Mei,
nung. buntertmal idlimmer 1T, aIs
Der alte aartoffsltdfsr. 9as Snleft
fribt bic aartOffeIpfansen nit Stumpf
unb stiel, Swaisp ftreute Barrier
@rtn in reifli6sr Mense uuf bic aar.
tOheliiauben. bod bic Safer genirte
bas, pis es beibt. ni6t i'm Miubeiisu !;
I'M @eseutbeil, fie idieuen baS 8ift nit
8orliebe 5u ue.tilgen. Der Garmer
bra6te mebrere Der 3dfer nod pbiIa.
belpbia, bod wollte es hen 5a9uers
itdnbigen niGt selinsen, ben Safer su
elaifficiren.
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Bet ltnterletbs sbeid,perser,

rddt fdb iebe gers6seruns bes Gebrau&s etneS pais
ienbfn SetmttteIs. Sofetters Masenbttters TT tte
ausemetnif seprteieue unb superldifsfe Metiltn
tbIer Grt. 9te beeittst pie ara&en @eritrpfuns
pter ibersrpber Gri&tafTuns ber Gtnseweibe, peI6e
sew6bnlid tn gerbuuuns nssbei4wsrben pber uureseIs
mastssm @auenlub bsiteben. Btrb Sas 8ttters ais
NbfhbrmitteI sebrau&t, 70 peruria&t es weber
G@mersen, nod sewaltiame GntIeeruuSen, ipnbern
erstelt nathrItde, In reselmdbtsen 3eitabi@nttten
& foIsenbe Wtrtunsen, BITE BON benen etnes brafti9
ptrtenben Eursirmttels btmmeIpeit peri&eben ftnb.
Getus perbauuussf6rbernb Gtsenfaaften beben ben
irritireuben Suitanb Der G&letmbdu.e bes Iasens
unb be8 Darmtonal8 duf, pel@s juerf Dtarbpe unb
Spdter aud Dpienterie peruria&en. Gls Mebttiu TIT
eS hberbtes ansenebm 5u nebmeu, bur&aus rein uno
betliam. Gs ftdrft ben Gppetit unb rerstlft ~
Sef6rter Ra@trube.
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0elb leiht peroieut

Srgenb elm einigermaBen besabter
Wenf1 fann BON $3.50 bis $500 per
Wo1e psrbienen, ourd ben gerfauf
nnierer smeiieitisen 6 Quabrat Sub
aroBen sfarten Der Ser. Staaten
nnb Der gansen grbe. Sn sp6lf Gars
ben. Gieie 9arte III 10 oor3iisli3 ber'
gefeat. baB iie lia obne Wibs uertauft.
s5rgenb Semanb tann bamit SIS 90 oers
bienen. pdbrenb erfabrene 8eyfdufer es
oft bis ouf $4,000 bic @ede bringen.
Wian fenbe 81 so fiir Brobe unb 8eDins
gungeu. 9errainsA Anredt luirb aarau.
iirt. Ranb. WcNallp & 60.
100 bis ia Nbams ST., @bicueo.
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Qanhwirtbidaftlides
Bic sslad, Sultar bee Msais.

We9ieI Der Witteruug In ben Ders
f6iebenen Sabrgdngen. troden In bem
eineu, uoB in benz anberen, berbeFerte
@erdtbe unb ppr allsn Diengen has
Streben rad b6beren grtrdgen, baben
bielfa1 perdnbernb auf bic gearbei.
tung8metbobe getpirtt. Sn ben lebs
ten 8 biS 4 Sabreu 1T Der 0erri6tuns
bes 8obens nor bem pfanaen bebeu'
tenb ntsbr Nufmertiamteit ueemanbt
tporben tpie frtber. @S III babur6
m6eli6 gemCrben, bel ber nadberisen
BearbeituIg biel Arbeit au 3paren.
Wan bot befonbers In ben irodeuen
Sabren erfabren, baB elm Gelb, tief &C.
pflagt uub bann aipedmdbig bur@ gg.
gen. Wal3en II. (. 10. porbereitet, piel
bener bic Geu9tigteit erbdlt, als elm
iol1eS, tpelAeS mad benz 8Higen nit
gerinser ober ear feinsr 8orbereitung
glei6 bepHan3t wirb. 9ie alte &e,
gel, eins, b69iien8 smeimal 3u eggen
unb bann 3u pfanaea, lit INNER mebr
als unriGtig ertannt tporben unb mirb
enbli9 gan3 aufgegebeu merben milf.
fen, neil bic 8erbdItnife ba3u spin.
gen.
lleber fade unb tiefe @uItur Der
Maisfelber III in ben Iebten Sabren 10
oieI seidrieben unb seiast worbeu,
baB es faum n6tbig mdre. fi9 Idnser
babel aufaubalten, lpenn e8 ni6t nod
INNER Tarmer u1be. bic ejQtniuniu
barauf befeben, baB obne tiefes S9aus
feln feline CUTE grnte er3ielt werben
t0nnte. 9lbseieben babou. baB cine
pfnn,e am beifen gebeibi, tuenn ibre
WurssIn uidt 5srrifen iperSeu - unb
Waispurseln iperben INNER befddbist
bel tieiem S6aufeln-riiien bic friber
sebrdu9Ii6en SdaufeIpfnse ben 80.
ben in elmer Weiie auf, baB bic In benz.
Ielben Dorban5ene Jeu9tisteit balb
nsrbunitete Bel fa6em S9aufeln
tuerben bic Warseln ui6t 3errifen, Der
Bobeu wirb nur an ber OberHdde &C.
lodert unb bic babur@ sei9affene Ioie
Gede erb1lt bic Seu6tigteit. so lange
Der WaiS tlein lit. pirb er geeggt, TO,
ipobl um bic OberfIdde lcder 3u erbal.
ten, alS aud baS 0uftsimenbe llntraut
su serit6ren. @rfa6rung bat eslebrt,
baB bic 8rufeubilbnng burh gggen
ober fades SfaufeIn psrbinbert tpsr.
ben muB, tpenn Der 8oben ni6t raid
austrodnen iol. 8ei feu9ter Witte.
rung iit bic fa9e 8earbeituna tpeniger
Dorsu3ieben, neil bann bic pHau3e tpet
niger bur6 bas 3erreiBeu Der WuraeIn
bei6dbist pirb. aber bic Sabre finb
ielten. mo- ni1t 3rpdenbett ben grtras
au besintrd6tigen brobt.
Der ginnanb. baB bel fa6em
S6aufeln baS llntraut nidjt i'm Sha6
aebolten tpsrbsn fam, bnt nidt Idnaer
Sere6tigung penn eS niels 6armer i'm
UtaiSgebiete giebt, bic felt elmer Rsibe
bon Sahren nit anertannt befem @r.
folge nur bic SIahtuItur autpenben.
Nattirlih barf man benz untraut feline
3eit laRen. baB e8 beronmddf, bod
bos ID nidt peuieer n6tbia bel irgeub
elmer Wetbobe. Wlit Der Glo4tuItur
Sanb In 6anb gebt bic ebsne Searbei.
tung, b. b. man bdlt ben 8oben fort.
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(-slgi};;t' 0el WdIGbcrti
Natelle pan s,einrid &Sbler.
{Tprtjesap3.l

sOpIIis2af3.i
pOielem Burden, bem bas Meiier
10 loder in Der 9af6e iiet, bari fein
Wiitleio sel6enft werben," iaste er,
inbem er nit Silfe Der &eltner benz
lungen @erffiibrer 9anSi6ellen ans
leste.
Der DOttOr sudte Die a9feln, ieine
SnteroentiOn tpare persebli6 seueien,
albert 5ranf aber fling plOeli9 III
fdlu9Sen at. @ar es Der 9llfobol ooer
mar es ein 8eiiunen auf oie Situation,
tn Die er iid sebra6t, bic ben gusbru9
perltria6ten? @abrl9einli6 8eibeS
unb bic 6eaftion ieiner ben gansen
gfa9mittas bis gum 3eriprinsen anse'
fpannten Sleruen. @r folste iibrieens
benz 8eamten obne @iberitanb.
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stmerltanifd,er ssabeusuder.

Die abF6t CLAUS 5pedels', bic &ii.
beuSuderfabritatiou in @aiiforuien auf
cine iolde bobe Stufe 3u bringen. baB
bieieIbe einen Smport BON 3ufsr iiber.
baupt unn6tbig ma9t, wirb ni9t 10
leidt au erreiden iein. aber unerrei6bar
1T iie f6erli9 nidt. 3batia@e III
baB 3uderrGben in unlersm 2anbe ei.
men piel gr6keren 3udersebalt baben,
mie in DeutiAlanD uno 6rantreid,
unb nit 8elb unb Wusbauer wirb nd
ia uObl aud erreidsn IaRen, boB ae,
mug probueirt unb In 3uder peruan,
belt mirb. Den beutf4en 3udsr.
SHbuitrieIen, bic iett einen 70 be.
beuteubeu gbiaB ibrss Gabritats in
ben Der. Siaaten ba5en, blrfte bas
aaerbihss nidt lieb iein.
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Spmmerreiien.

3ourifersYiaette nod Sommeraufs
entbaltsorten i'm Often unb Rorben
tuerben iebt gum geltaufe ausseboten.
Wegen Ndberem Denbe man li6 an
ben nd6iiseleseuen Isenten. 3ouris
fiensgillette fur bic 5. & g. q. '8abn
au besieben bur4
.. 5. price, u. g. g. u,
palefiue, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-09

Rarl's gloper Root 3bee reiaist bas
BIut unb eiebt cine refine f96ne 6orbe.
Gum Bertauf BEL 8alteper & S9u'
darb, Sames @Iapin, &. s. SpelIeRp,
&. gobn & Co., q. Gtein, Geatra!
Drug Store, u. S1weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-09

t~uJhNHDNoSN io6VN Vs'ot ~ Dt<N >eJon~
feln tiIbet men feline Sdmme, tpie bas
friiber bonn m8eilesen" unsertreaulid
fdien. WSan bat sefunben, baB bic
Ddmme eine uiel itdrtere IustrodnuEg
bes 8cbens besanitisen uaO bab bis
tur9 b"s Wanstbum tdufig gerape
in Der tritii1en periohe bes 2lsbrenan.
Fabss gefdbrbet Durbe. Diele 3bats
fade mro alIerbings bon eiuigen tiid)s
ti9en Maisbaueru beitritten, trobhem
1T niht 3u bespeifeIn, baB elm geriu@.
Der iiber eiue 8sibe bon Sabren fid ers
TT. dte. iie betdtisen mtirbe. &trali9
lputhea bic grgebniffe zines gers
iuds Der6fenilt6t, Der on Der Sill.
no;s @erfudsfatiOn eemadt tnurbs.
bic barin beitanben, baB bel fla
der Gearbeitung 6 bis 10 Yulbsl
Upm Gcre mehr 9eerntet murben, als bsi
tefer. @5 Rnb aber nidt alein tie
aerfudsftationen. bic iolGe graebniHs
aufwsiien, fonbern aud piele Jarmer
i'm 6auptnaisgebiet mahten nod iab,
reiangeu berglei6enben 0erlu1en bi
IeIben @rfabrungen.
Die b:er auempfoblene GlaGfultur
1T natiirli9 nit bemielben Wuben oud
bel Sorghum unb anoeren GutterpHan
gen, bic in &eiben aebaut iperben, an.
uenabar. Sn ber @arterfultur, iii
Geerenanlasen Ii. /. 10. luarbe. wsna.
itsns uesein3eIt, bic Glahtultur ielt
Iangeu Sahren i6ou ausgeiibi uns
smar nit bem befen grfoIge. Wer
redi3eitig bic 0arEe I'M 8arteu bsnus,.
m!rb nit lsihter Qrbeit bic untrdu:er
ferubalten unb ben augebauten YFan,
aen Elm gebeiblides Wa6sibum fi9ern.
geibftbereituma BON SauSieife.
Cine beuiidIdnbii1e Trausnseituna
briHgt folsenbes neue Re3ept aur
Selbhbereitung bon 6ausieife, nobel
mau ber Mlhe unb ben unannebms
lidteiten bes So6ens tiberbsben 1T.
Mtan brinst bic Gettabfdae, ueIde
fi1 i'm 0ausbuIt anfammelu. in elm
CAB ober cine Sonne unb iebt farte
Gauge binar. Wte Der Gettporratb an.
md@f, pirb nebr 2ause aussiebt unb
alles BON 3eit 3n 3eit nit einem Stabe
lmgeribrt. 8is bic 3onne boIl III. III
bic wei6e 5eife, obne bes gisbens Bee
burft au baben, fertis nnb aur Nutpens
bung bereit.
ueber Der Jetttonne iteae mon cine
3meite Sonne auf, bringe In bieielbe
6olaafd1e, bebede biefe NIT MQffer rub
balte 10 bur9 allmdbli9 mieberboltes
3uieBen bon aide unb WaHer bic
nbtbige 2auge borrdtbig, bic bann In
benz WaBe. als bas Gett fi@ bermebrt,
bur9 elm SpunDlp6 In bic 6etttpnne
seleitet pirb. gs III aber notbweubig
Dor ieOesmalisem 3uiab neuer 1id,e in
bic betreffenbe Sonne eia tpenig lebene
ben Salt binein3uwerfen, urt bic 2auge
dbenber su MAIDEN.
Wenn bic 10 bereitete nei9e Geife
| it9 mebr anbduft, als augenblidlidb Be'
barf baran 1T, 10 fann man He in barte
Seife DeriDagoeln, inbem mon @o1s
fals suiebt, lie bann to9t, in 9abeln
abHieBen unb erfaIien IdBt, bic if1u.
mige Mafe bon Der Oberfd9e ab
nimmt, lie no@malS bei 5iebebibe
i@nlil3t, bann abieben IdBt, enbli9 in
Gormeu aieBt. unb nadber In aiegels
f6rmige Stiide i1neibet. Msan tam
Dor benz 9o@en etmas Serpentin ober
Gi9tenbar3 ("rosin") suiebeu, mas
bic Jarbe unb Nualitdt Der fefen
Seife Derbefert.
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gerfspfuns oerurfa@t bte Nalfte Der
Grauentranfbeiten. &arlS Glsser
Root 8bee ift elm sutes WittsI sesex
Beritopfuns. Gum 8ertauf BET 9al'
teper & s6udarb, Sames Glasia, Z.
:. SpeaeHp, U. @obn 6 Co., p. Steia,
Central Drug 6tore, U. 66nsSpe.
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0ob b,s y0one 5tar" =8ieres.

9SbtSfe1 ote Mmeritaner,
@enm He ,.eiugebOren" finS.
eeineu 4bee idbtitrft Der Gbtnefe,
Gifdtbrau 5ed5t Oer GSftntu
1tub ber Huge Sapanefe
Sft bettn NetStrant ,SSafe" fr0b.
Mm segpbrner Mtld1 Der gtnte
xabt iitb Der 8iraiiens0rciS
ltmo Der 8uffe NIT oGr antate
G@lmts ben 24nttfi eimeripeis.
Sod, ber 0emtidbe, franf umo bieoer
9rtnft ben Mfal5s ttno 8opfeu=2 2rauf
Sci! QDie it1rtt baS ietae 0lieber
-Ma@t'S ibn audi ntdbt 8raDe idblamfs
@Dbin Ses @ei@ides 2auueu,
9rieben is bem beutid,eu Msanu,
8ramt ben Granf Ct iidb, ben brauueu,
Zen ct liebt BON Su9euo an!
0rut1 aad3 bier, fern TIM SiioDefteu
01O bic Sunne trOpiidb itidt,
8rnut Elm 8ier man, etns Der beften
@eld5em 0entid5et idbmedt eS ntdt ?
9Denn nsau bel 8eftiqten Nederm
4teieu Grant ber 3abe prsiit
3iinn' eS laut ben eOlen 3ed3ern,
9ak man "LOne Star"-8.er tbn beikt!
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Gopleb's 0e8ifter, No. % alamo
plaSa bat einen &uf fur guten alien
@biStep, bic befen eemiidten @es
trdnte, feline Weine un6 ousgeseidnete
importirte uub einbeimiihe @iedrren
unb itets frii6es Bier. Der @tgentbts
mer. Soc @ouIep, perftebt iein @ei9dft.
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9emtidje BeI,amoIutta.


8as @ebdnbe. eisens flr ben Stped berseftent, bat
grobe &anmlifteten, mel@e NIT ben meberniten gser<
beerungen nerieben ftnh, nnb bietet babur bent Ha.
onbern berarttseu bon Nmerfonern eeIeteten Sniff
tuteu nid1t finoen ,pro.
Die grbbte TraEs unb bas boIftdnbieite nititnt in
ben Ser. Ct &ein 5peites Snititut ber WeIf bat 20
Oiee ipunoerbone peilnn9en 5u ber5eidnen DaiTeIbe
TT BON Qer5ten gefeitet, bic 25idhrige 8ripatz unb
9npitaI= =grfahrun9 IN Mmerifa uIb europa beiiben
Spc5tele Mbtbetlun9en fur jpeaieue Rrauf6eiten.
Sriginalmetbooen fir 8ebanblnng I'm 6duSe @roses
2aboratorum pesetabtliide SeiImittef aBir furiren
lntcr poiitner @drartie ale roniiGen unb berstpe
Ielten 2ungen=, 6as<, Cbren=, gafeit=, Magen= @es
eacm 3eber=. 3er5=, Rieren=, Glaen-, 5ranens, ges
1lrrl=, Weroen, 9ant, glnt= Rripat un6 @ei9tedts.
9ranfheiten. ghirursiidbe Rranibeiten. Spesieue
Wehanoluns fur S4ninbinGt, &atarrb. Dbipepfie,
@bei!matismns, Rrebs. Banbipurm, 6emprrbosbe1
unb 5aniudt.
Yribats un0 @ei9le9tS= 4ranfheitem,
8erlorene Mannesiraft, 6amenifus, Samenidndfe.
sfplacn u9enbIifer l1nbeionnenbeifen unb aebIett.
liler Musdipeifuusen. Rerbenthudde, 8erlieren bes
8ebdd)tniifes unb Der gneraie Smpofe, uitu. i1nen
uno blcibene gebeilt our ME ehIifIaaeoe Srainals
bebanbIung Sbpbilis, Gtrictur nnb @eidlied)tsz
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ONE WoMAN's WORK.
"who having llttle yet hath all !"


A narrow spherel how can you call 1t soi
Three pairs OF baby eyes look up in mine,
And seem the gates through which u light
divine
Transfgures an my life with tenderest glow
Because cannot paint with artist skill
The changing colors OF the sea or sky, a.
Because cannot write OF visions high,
And move you all with pain or joy at will,
Because to learnings shrine no gifts bring,
Nor take foremost stand for woman's cause,
Because trust unquestioning the laws.
That bring us snow in winter, birds In spring,
You think my life is circumscrioed and cold
In what shoild make it helpful, rich and
strong. tTH
All, friendl these happy days are none too
long
For all the loving duties that they hold. =
Nor has the art youlove been all denied
For loveliest pictures every day l sec
In childhood's careless grace and movements
free, z
From waking morn till dreamy eyentide
Ny Edith's braids, now brown, now golden
bright, y
Imprison tints no artists brush has known;
The babys deep blue eyes, that meet my
own,
In living beauty mock all painted light
Nor do you know, my friend, the critics bold
We story tellers in the children find
What store of wisdom and Of wit combined
We need to point moral new orf6ld.
And in reforms are we not learning late
still, small voice need not be all in vains
These childish hands may bring the greater
gain
II am willing now TO simply wait
And what in science or philosophy
Can PASS in interest the baby heart
Seeking in untried ways to take its part
For good or i'll in life's great mystery?
God help us mothers all to live Alright,
And may our homes all truth and love enfold
Since life for us no lofter aims can hold
Than leading little children in the light.
| Emma E. Marean, in Woman's Journal
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-16
ANCIENTS LOVED oPALS.
A Roman Senator Preferred Exile to Part
Ing with His Brilliant Opal.

Ing with His Brilliant Opal.
There are three varieties Of this IA
NOUS gem. Ranking first comes the
oriental; as second in value, the fire;
and, lastly, the common opal. The af-
lection for this precious treasure, as ex-
pressed by the ancients, can hardly be
believed, says Harper's Bazaar. Nom
MUS, q Roman senator, absolutely pre-
ferred exile to parting with brilliant
opal of the size of a tilbert, which was
earnestly coveted by Marc Antony. An
opal ranking as third among the finest
IN the world is described as having
three longitudinal bands Of the harle-
quin kind, from the uppermost of which
rose perpendicularly the most re-
splendent flames. 1t measured nine
inches by six.
In the last century a very round and
brilliant opal was the property of the
amateur Fleury. Another, said to be
fascinatingly vivid, was owned by a
noted French financier. These two
were regarded as marvels of beauty
among gems. On account of the thou
sand assures of the stone, engraving is
always difficult, and often impossible
A head of Sappho engraved upon a
presumable opal" an antique, has
been highly valued and carefully studied
by experts in gem lore. 1t is cata-
logucd, so we read, among the treasures
of princely home.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-16
GREAT MEMS DIET.

SIR WALTER RALEIGH was no great
eater, but suet pudding suited him ex-
actly.
HUME said that sowans was the best
dish that Scotland could give to the
world.
BACH never took anything for break
fast but bit of bread and cup of
coffee.
FIELDING said that tarts made with
eurrant jelly always reminded him of
Heaven.
DONNIE, the poet, said there was moth
ing more delicious than haunch of
venison.
GLUoK was hearty eater, prefer
ring the pastry to any other part of
the dinner.
JAMES THOMPSON once said he would
walk half across England for pleas
ant dinner.
MAssINGER enjoyed veal chops,
Dreaded. with plenty of butter and a
glass of ale.
HAYDN ate bread and cheese and cof-
fee for breakfast and the same with
beer for supper.
DEFoE thought mackerel the best
sort of fish and mutton the most eat
able variety of flesh.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-16
An Art Patron.

A very ignorant and wealthy woman,
who was fond of talking about her
'art gallery" one day met at the house
of an acquaintance a lady who had not
called on her, although they lived in
the same town. Come and see me,
do" said Mrs. B, the patron of art,
as the other lady was taking her leave.
THANK you very much," was the non
committal reply. We've got new
picture, too. That ought to tempt you
to come, if can't" 81 should be very
glad, indeed, to see it." ''Such a love-
ly picture! Sometimes it seems to me
l could look at it all day long What
is the subject of your picture, Mrs.
-" inquired the hostess. Jupiter
and ten," was the reply. 1t was. ''Jupi-
ter and Io."-San Francisco Argonant.
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During the winter of 1893, F. M.
Martin, of Long Reach, West Va,
contracted severe cold which left
him with cough. In speaking of
how he cured it he says: ~ used
several kinds of cough syrup but
found no relief until / bought
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, which relieved me almost
instantly, and in short time
brought about a complete cure"
When troubled with cough or
cold use this remedy and you will
not find it necessary to try several
kinds before you get relief. 1t has
been in the market for over twenty
years and constantly grown in
favor and popularity. For sale at
% and so cents per bottle by George
& Montgomery, Druggists.