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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-02-12

ment Statlon, In letter tells how
he treated this disease.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, P. O., MD,
Dec. 26, 1890.
Dear Sirs The following statement of
facts is sent you for what it is worth.
There was certainly an epidemic Of abor-
ton in the herd OF dairy cows here I'M
der my charge. We used your Kow-
kure, and we have apparently got rid of
the abortion. My previous experience
with this trouble has been such that |
don't feel able to say the powders stop
ped ii, but the facts here strongly favor
that assumption.
During the years 1883 and 1889 there
were ten abortions here on the AgricuI
tural College farm, and but three calv
were dropped on time and lived.
In January, 1890 at the suggestion
Mr.. y. |. Hayward, we obtained some of
your kow-kure, and began using it as
a preventive IF abortion. During this
year we have had eight live calves. and
good ones. and but one case of abortion.
This one case was late in the season,
and a heifer: this animal had refused to
eat her grain when the powders were
mixed in it. and thinking the disease had
disappeared, we made no special effort
to get her to take the medicine. We
have pure bred Ayrshire that aborted
first calf in 1858, and again in 1889;
she i; now carrying her calf well and is
within few days of the right period of
calving. Very respectfully yours,
HENRY Z ALVORD.
Seven years of careful trial have prov
Ell this article TO be a success. Thous-
ands of darymen pronounce it the best
cow medicine made. 1t goes to the seat
of the trouble. the blood, as well as act
ing directly on the womb.
KOw .kure is a medicine and not food,
and for cows only. 1t was formerly
called Jersey Tonic Powder"
1t cures abortion, barrenness and re-
tanned after birth. 1t makes rich blood
and increases the flow of milk. Send
twO-cent stamp for our little book, The
Cow"
Kow-Kure comes in three-pound cans
and sells for Sl.00 per can. There is
enough medicine IN one can TO treat one
COW from five to eight weeks. One can
ia often worth S25 90 to a dairyman. If
your merchant does not keep it send to
DAIRY MEDICINE Co. Lyndonyille, VT.
For sale by Thomas & Weeks.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-02-12

The worker wasps, like the worker bees,
are smaller than the queens or males.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-02-12
Abortion (SIinking) in Cows.

Prof Henry E. Alvord. one of the
best known agriculturists in
America, when director of the
Maryland Agricultural Expert
ment Station, in letter tells how
he treated this disease.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07

President Ratchford Is-ues IA Bulletin o..
the Movement.

Bulletin No. > from the headquarters q
the United Mine Workers q America. az
Co.um bus. Ohio. 20 the miners and mine
laoorers 81 the country says. ia part
We have greater confidence - victory
than ever. The supply - coal Ola haad l.
still low and would have been entirely con
sumet before his tirne We're ]; not Tor "A Few
sections u West Virginia. southern Illinois
and portion 81 kentucky, Central and
Northeastern Pennsylvania (anthracitel
whore no Effort a. vet has been made g. have
them join our mov"mcnt-which, when done.
Will soon decide tho contest.
The organized labor OF tho country. with
out respect - forms or past differences. are
making our fgatthelr Sight. and have thrown
al available io.ce morally and financially
!rtO &c movement.
In Western Pennsylvania 600 nen have
stopped WORK since the last bulletin was il
sued This makes 2 total 81 n COO men now
idle. IT, Ohio . 900 or al. are idle.
In Kentucky and Tennessee little change
has occurred since the last bulletin was t.
sued. About 4 900 miners are idle.
In Indiana the supply o; coal IS almost
shut OF and 5000 miners are idle. Fully
5000 mine workers IA Illinois have laid
down their tools. The suspension IL prac-
tically general. The only coal mined Is In
the southern field. Organizers believe that
all will 81 81 few days.
West Virginia has been the main battle
ground. The Paramount district f. COM
pletely tied up with -, 900 mine workers idle
In the state. Indications point 20 com
plete cessation 81 work this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07
HATFIELD FREE AGAIN.
Ihe Notorious Outlay Cut. III. way on.
OF 5aN at lIinEo.

A despatch s-cu Hrutiuetoa. ". Va. saws.
report has i.-t reached here thai C4r.
hatfield, tie notorious outlaw. b..d ,.-
murder OF ;wo ca-ee. escaped from H..
Ninc0 jail - cutting his WY out with d
hatchet- 4 large reward j. ofer,d Tor Aim.
IL Il rather strange that the cause which
landed Cap. Hatfield Ia Jail was q desire %
DO right and live 81 peace with Lis fellow
ulen- The Eata"lls have always been r.ther
the more peaceful faction In the famous
Hatfelt-McCoy imbroclio IL there can he
Ally comparisons % peace "a feud where
both sides aati.ualy shoot on sight. Tie
NcCDys have done more wanton murder
from Ambush than ta.ir neicht0r~. IL. Hat
celds. hat the retritu;ion indicted has
usually teel twct1lt. This was lnstan.es
a-oli two vars Ggo. when Bert Halliday.
young rln--t ai-ecr. married ilr0 the f.uf
ty wed ding ne % the Hatfield -.-!s. sister
~ the way. q Devil Als-" H had ..-t
cleared his farm All hulk hi- cabin ca IL.
moun;Ain SIDE not Tar from Marion Va.
when cre evening IS he was eating h!s
supper on - coorst-p with bis wife sittina
ca his knee De- was shot ~ the 1leCov- af.f
Instantly Killed. His wife was beaten iut,
ins~nsihility and le;t for dead. and theil
cabin Wa Lrvc and thcir clearing luruef
over. The Hatlells tid not an1 Il out III
the second day. when the girl was found
etill alive. flt with her hair frozen - I'll,
ground where she had fallen In TIE fight
Within a week after that rine Mccoy cabin,
were fired and SIX male McCoy- were offered
up a. blood .s-rihce Tor the death - vopnt
Halliday. s. the Hatnelds cannot h.. con
s!ctret SLOW or dLatory IL Aoitin, N
their end q ;-e ieui
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07

Last SIX Months shipments SHOW In
crease OF 100000 Tons.

Complete reports oa .ae movement 81:
Southern Iron. just complied iy tne south
ern lrou Committee. for the Ar.t ELK months
q the present. year show that during th4t
period Us. -s5 tons % pig iroa and iron pie
We're shipped from Alabama and The Chat;A-
nOOga District ID Tennessee. % which s9i .O03
tons were lls and 81. so tone pipe. OF THIS
the Birmingham district alone forwarded
353. 400 tons
The iotal increase Il nearly 100 900 tons. as
compared with the CORES Onding period Of
last year.
The most remarkable Increase was 81 eK-
port shipments 20 Europe. which amounted
10 40, sOs tons a. compared with about
5000 during the Same period 81 Las: year,
this Increase Delag about 800 PER cent.
The export shipments for the entire year
promises - b. AZ least 800 900 tons. or three
times those q last year. the bnik Of last
years export trade having been during the
last half % the year
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07

widows OF the soldiers and sailors. What
lid the men who had charge OF those Gift
enterprises care for the orphans aud
widows7 Why. they would have allowed
them TO freeze 90 death upon their steps.
have no faith in n charity which for the
sake OF relieving pre>cc. suffering opens a
gaping jaw that has swallowed down so
much OF the virtue and good principle OF
20 DO with these things. They only sharpen
your appetite for games OF chance. Do one
81 two things-be honest or die.
l have accomplished my object ~ put
YOU on the lookout II Is great deal
easier 10 fall than IL Il 20 get up again.
The trouble Is that when men begin 70 70
aStray from the path 81 duty they are att
- say: There's no use OF my trying 70 Get
back. I've sacrihcc1 my respcctahiiity. 1
cant return" And they 80 ON until they
are utterly destroyed tell you. my
friends. that God .his moment by His
Holy Spirit. can change your entire nature
So that you will be- different man in a
minute. Your great want-whB, = it2
More salary Higher social positiOn2 No.
no. l will tell you She great want ~ every
man n he has not already obtained IL.
IL l. the grace ~ God. Are there any who
have fallen victims to the sin that l have
been reprchendinc3 You are IN a prison.
NoC rush against the wall 81 this prison
and try 70 ,et out and YOU fail and YOU
turn around and dash against the other
wall until there l. blood on the CRATES and
blood on your soul You will never get
out II this way. There i only one way OF
getting out. There is & key that can uI-
lock that prison house. II 8 the kew OF
the house Of David. II i the key that
Christ wears AZ His grille. II YOU will
allow him 70 iut tina: key 70 The lock the
hot viii shoot back. and the door viii
swing open. and you viii he a fr,-e man in
Chris; Jesus. on. pro,ical. what "A husi-
ness this Is fo- YOU. feeding swine when
your father stands Ia the front door strain
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07


Ing Love to Pretty Young 0iris.
Edward Flanagan, who was tried AZ Do
catur, Ga, for the murder OF Mrs. Nancy
Allen and Miss Ruth Slack, on the evening
OF the Slss OF last December, was found
guilty by the jury. and Immediately SEN
fenced by Judge Gambler to lie hanged We'd
nesday. August 25th.
Flanagan IL carpenter. and was for
meriy In the employ OF the standard Oil
Company. In whose services he Travelled to-
various Southern cities. where depots OF the
company were being built. lie had a mania
Tor maSing love 20 and seeking TO marry
very young girls. His method was TO ae-
vertse Tor nurse for "A mythical niece. and
wnen young girls made application he
would select the prettiest Of the lot and pro-
pose marriage. Through such an advertise
nent he made the acquaintance OF and went
10 board With the family ~ George ". Al
len, living IN Dekaib county. near Atlanta.
There he conceived a mad infatuation for
H;tle Leila Allen. tho Ii-year-old daughter
% the house. he asked her fatl-ar Tor tho
-hild's hand in marriage. but the request
was hardly taken seriously. When he had
been put OF several times he became morbid
and conceived the horrible idea that Allen
was having Improper relations with his own
daughter. On the night ~ December n
sfter eating supper with the family he went
20 bis room, got a pistol. and returning To-
she supper table. shot at George Allen.
woundisc him slightly. Ia the confusion
hat followed he fired indiscriminatelv. kill
nG the mother OF George Alien instantly
and wounding Miss Slack. "a visitor. 50 that
she died soon afterwards
When arrested Flanagan explained his
,time 10y saying that a plot was being form
ID against him by ;h- Allen family. because
u his discovery % the relations existing he-
tween the father aud daughter. and that he
Dad killed 70 escape being killed The tcs-
hmony In the trial revealed the most re-
marfaole case az sexual perversion on
record Ia the courts OF Georgia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07
JAPAN ASKS QUESTIONS.
Quietly Inve-tigating the Value OF Tho
Hawaiian Islands.

Tho Los Angeles Times saws. while tho
majority - eopie laugh "a; ;Ae idea - Japan
going % war with the United States over the
annexation ~ she Hawaiian Islands there
Is no denying the iact THAI tae Mikado and
bis Ministers are making inquiries and seek
Ing Information concerning the country
which heretofore aps aren;iy they have never
considered 10 value.
"On tie last steamer direct from Jaran
there cane message - well-known Jap
an'~e III ;hi- city Ia the shape 81 circular
% nterrogators.
The document came from tie State De-
Tar.ment Of iae Imperial Government. sew
cral japanese n more or less prominence
were seen r,-Arding the document None
q them would admi; that (. had any pa-.ic-
ulaT sigr p ance AZ tAls dime"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07
REV. DR.. fALMAGE.
An >s~oucnt Dissertation on the Sin a,
@~,nnfnr-aa rn~sassus Vice which
>n"eer~ Its Victims nv the Thou.
ssnds-Msy he SAVED ~ Grace Of God.

Tx Woe urfo them that sin. as IL ver,
with cars roQ9e. Isaiah =. l..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07
FROzE HIS ARM FOR A WAGER.
Willie Lockwood Held II In - Freezer aud
Amputation VIII Follow

Samuel Wolf, confectioner Of Jersey City.
n. j., offered dish OF cream TO "a boy who
would hold his arm the longest time Ia an
Ice cream freezer.
number OF boys who were around the
store contested for the prize, but Willie
Lockwood outdid them all. Although suf-
fering excruciating pain, be held bis arm In
the freezer for four minutes.
When he withdrew IL Tho arm was frozen
stiff. The boy was taken 10 the city hospital.
whore Il was said that 70 woald DO necessary
70 amputate the arm.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07

Tho employees OF the Norfolk and Western
repair shops Mt Lambert's Point are working
ovestine nowadays In order TO secure suf-
hcfeat cars TO carry the vast amount OF coal
now being handled.
George woodson. a thirteen-year-old white
boy. was arrested. charged with putting an
obstruction on the southern Railway track.
near Red Hin. The lad was taken before
superintendent Ryder and Acknowledged
having placed the distinctions upon the
track. Noodson resides IN Nelson. hut has
neither father nor mother living Owing TO
his youthful appearance il was decided to
punish him for tho osrense by requiring his
uncle 70 thrash him and send him az once 70
re;orinatory school.
Jasper Funkhouser. prominent farmer
81 the NJ. Jackson neiehborhood. i suffer
ING from blood poisoning. caused by
wheat
Hog cholera in malignant form Is play
ing havoc with the hogs 90 this county.
telephone line l. being constructed 10
connect Saumsville with Woodstock. Ia a
Snort time the Shenandoah County Tele-
phone Company will have all the villages Of
the county connected with Woodstock.
Phillip c. Deliinser. aged nincty-threc.
died at his home. near Conicville
~ Woodstock. William Sine. ace' fifty
s'ass' me- son William and George Funk.
"''" aseH about hiteen years. Il is charged.
~9s"u't'e 4 Il. woods Woods was called
O-' %. us residence. X i alleged. and
N'"eNed immediately. and before be knew
WA. Vas gong on had his jaw bone broken.
~ sueh crew pistol and sho- soung Sine
4" s-e i't arm innlc'ins an ugly wound.
iAe corn growing In Shenandoah county
= -urA more promising now than IL wa
"-' anu = 5000 Yield ls'now
""' ''-''.r accident happened
80 US '--"''' ." '"" 'h's"ieak" and
-''i-' "D' % 7"''' N'-'Ahc' from Ale
- ''.-.'' ''''' sumo. .n the tunnel
.'--".''f EDWARD brny,
-.' vas overcome -
80 0~7 ~"S '- 81" '--Nei and died.
-- -"' .1"i- WD- discovered
o., '"' - ''--' l-''' .lI OK the
80 "a '"' -'." "'-' N"tN amer
81 l-e POISONOUS
'---. AZ '-. '--"'' 'e'or.
49, N-' 'i sNtSr' nance
- va u" 'F't "A- perhaps
-.--'- ~ Az ''''r' "'''-'-
4~' 'Ie ''S' "i'e'h or twenty years the
s.e'',s ~ "sn A-e"n Ia SPOTS or roache;
''" '"'''H iNNN' - iLe nttora4 waters
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07
KILLED HY A FLYwHEEL.
south Carolina Editor Meets q Terrible
Death.

H. %. Owens, foreman OF the Estate"
newspaper Of Columbia, 5. C., mot with
fearful accident Ia the engine room from the
effects Of which he died.
He was slipping pump belt on when his
Feet new from under him and he fell head
nrss Into the hye-foot fywheel OF the engine.
HIS arm and head went through and were
crushed between the frame work and the
spoke OF the engine. His neck was dlslo-
Gated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07

~ tfe heS-t. Af;er lifetime % their ~r,-t
- nan S'is. stands upright. respected and
horors>G. Ihc>e verrnin have not strength
enough 70 rnSw through a mans cAara~.e-
t.ot tccre ar other t-sn~crsSSicns that III.
t1rr7~eive> ~ - CiSartic ~rn-,0rriors ana
se're hold - a nan AID bind him with
thcrcS foreVe-. There s-e sor,e f-i.,,,ities
tnSs have S1ch great emphasis % evil ,ha.
re who commits then nay b said - in
A. VITA cart rc-re- I suppose y,u know
row they -'aSe graz r,0e. The stuff out
~ = aich x = fashioned t. acshinS but Tow
which YOU -r,l apart w,fhors any ex---s,-,
az Nour hncers- This Is srun iuto threads
Any ~ Wl''a YOU co1it easily snap hut a
graf many % these threads arr inter
~ouao-thsn vou have rope strong
tempest 80
speak - ", q the sin - Gambling. 4
cart rope in strength i that sin snt r.. I
FlsA no-e especially 70 draw vour N,ter-
ton - TIE snail threads - influence out
~ wh;c1 that mighty iai1ritv Is trtStai
MS crime - on the advance - that +. -
Vel oot only that fathers snt brothers and
sons - interested in such = discussion. hat
tsat Wives AID mothers and sisters AMI
'1uco-r-~ look oct ie~; th-ir r-,-S.r. home
sA--tdce1 or thei- intended home he
ttt~lel - r'sn. nc woman. ca stant
I-.-.i ION ~nch . subject A. this All saw.
t' rs 40 "a ral bearing = ION -rv iffa- -
- there -av he IN short ti--e ia v0-,-
-tn-s Al experience in Which VOC will
-H- max tne discussion involved .h-sa
-trtn 0.aFrn. bell. her s-e
80 -iIS -~ta 'i-s'r1ertS Pr t,e thousands.
A'rTr are At.nu- $40 professional Eart-
l-- N-t OK al ne gambling eStahii~1-
May 80 t1en -o you suppose
ri d 't'~t- Ten these Tn pro-
80 '--,a-~- tley a-e merely
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n, ~ -i-i ntti" way oct q
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-, 49, nantes arr - Vermont
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-08-07


tongue Of flame that will never 10 out. In
their souls are plunged the beaks which
viii never be lifted. swing open the door Of
that mans heart and you see a coil of sd-
ders wrtgglng their indescrihahle horror
until You turn away and hide your face aad
ask God 20 help YOU 60 forget il. The
most Of this evil l. unadvertiset. The
community does not hear Of IL. Nen de-
fra0ded in gambling establishments
are not fools enough 20 tell OF IL
Once in swhile. however. there - ~
exposure. - when in Boston the police
swooped upon a gaming establishment anc
found in IL the representatives % all classes
OF citizens. from the frst merchants OF
state street - the low tan street carntrcr:
IS when Bullock. the cashier Of the Central
Railroad Of Georgia. was found % hav.
stolen SloS. 900 for the purpose % carving
On gambling practices. a. when Young
nan IA one 80 the savings banks % Brook
IN tnanF vearS AGO was found % have
stolen 500 - carry on gaming practices.
A. when man connected with a Wall 81 re.
INSURANCE company was found 20 have
stolen 80. 600 q carry on his gaming prac-
tceS- Bat that l. exceptional
Generally the money LEAKS silently Ron
the merchants till into the raruester's wa
let. believe that one % the main Mines
ieadinS 20 this sewer 90 inicuity Is the *
ci;e-nent ~ business life. Is 70 not Sic
niacsrt fact thai the majority ~ the dav
gambling houses a. New York AZ in rr,x-
Unity % Wall street, Men g into the ex-
cite-neut ~ stock gambling and from That
they plunge into tho gambling houses IS
,.-H "i''A arr ihtoNica'et. they 50 Into
te s.-..'- :, - nor" lrinS- Tho aci-
t..-- '.,Nt : "isntS-'a II the stock market
- t-' '1.' announcer the vori
49, Y wayne. -
- $50 IT. Nv lorN central.
- 80 iH.' Wy 'a'- oi ine arctio1c'r's
..-. 49, '"' ~ i'e'nent ~ masking
eng ''.N- up pools. aot
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a. tA'-'- ht cannon teA ail tae lro-
~ NNi'- in." tt' .'ii' ini- eva.
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re "'n' itto gaming
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-23

So frequently do men appear in double
character that Mr.. Stevensons DIR. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde are not Representatives,
There are now one or two of such double
characters before the public through the
medium of the press. During the past two
weeks several Geographic paragraphs have
appeared with the evident design of keep
ing in the public gaze as a great benefactor
a man who has made costly present to
some university. Already the mans gener-
osity and public spirit have been extolled.
Doubtless degrees will be conferred upon
him and his name will be handed down to
posterity in connection with the gift. At
the same time, the same man has occupied
much more space in the newspapers as the
promoter of a scheme to seize the valuable
street franchises of the city of Chicago for
fifty years for the existing street railway
companies without rendering any return to
the people for the great advantage which
such legislation would confer. The people
have risen en- masse to prevent the passage
of the bills. If these bills had been enacted
compelled to pay scent fares for fifty years
ana all the streets OF tnal city would De
controlled by few street railway compa-
mics. 1t is asserted that the promoters of
these bills. the chief of whom is the man
so much praised for his generosity to
university, have purchased the support of
every purchasable man in the Legislature,
and that nothing but the strenuous efforts
of the people prevented the enactment of
bills which would have robbed the people
of Chicago of many hundreds of thousands
of dollars annually. BY a single appear
ance as "Dr. Jekylr' the promoter proposed
to disguise Mr.. Hyde.
One of the leading churches in the land
is now engaged in an effort to obtain dime
by dime, and dollar by dollar, half of the
debt of the missionary organization in or
der 20 secure the pledge of rich man to