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The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20
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The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20
IT is TO BE A FUR WINTER.
some Very Chic Creations I'm Sable,
Mink and Ermine.

This is 10 be & fur winter, and fancy
hraids and Jet paSsementerie are not to
take the place of sable and fox, ermine
and chinehilla. They are simply to form
the basis Of rich toilets, but the finish
ing touches are to be Of fur Capes OF
plated satin and plated velvet have
collar pslerines which just cover the
shoulders like yokes, of grebe and mouf-
fon, sable, arctic fox, seal or mink.
Sable never looks SO beautiful as when
used in eonjuefion with rich velvet and
hrocades, and is therefore especially ap'
propriate for evening eloaks. y mantle
OF mistrel blue velvet in deep but bril-
liant shade is cut in circular shape ana
bordered with sable tails. The Eliza
bethan collar is continued in long, mar
row revers down tie front. The Innings
Of the costly wraps are almost as reh
as the outside. and this one of blue vel
vet is lined with white brocade with
large design Of lilies traced in silver
thread.
4 gorgeous garment is of pale pink
hroea1e with clusters OF whlle anu
nauve lnaes scattered over the surface
The liniRg is Of sable. and rolling cor
lar Of sable has rufties Of lace INSIDE,
and is fastened with q huge hook ana
eye OF diamonds.
Another beautiful evening wrap
these so-ealled evening NANTES are
worn. also. for carriage calls aud WIN
very handsome afternoon toilets-is oil
ehinoAiila. lined with srmine. 1t has a
rolling collar. yeke and a deep frlll OIL
fur over the cape proper. which falls De-
low The waist.
A S&unsy little outdoor cape is maze
Of seaisSin. with gh collar and pom "a
yoke. The yoke Is edged by fuli rui. i.
He of sSt, gray ehinchilia.-De'r'''
Free Press.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20
He PAYS The "RlNT."
The neS a. Factor In Farm Eeonon

The aex rs Factor In Farm Economy.
Although great deal has been said
10 the ereJitof III hog, the topic IS bs
NJ means exhausted. lie has long been
known n tie Emerald Isle IS the gin
sleaaan hat pays the rine and II we
fgeats1 him With more care and con-
Siaeragion we weali also faa him re-
SganSlxe to our cal for monetary as.
SlStauee. when periodical demands
we're made npsnn Us. Secretary of Agri-
culture Wilson has said regarding the
beg. that he grows cheapest ON the
pasture. and beside The fields that grow
rs sra5as lie S most profitable as a
Saaee.5aate Department. because he
eSa Nes consume lie coarse folders Of
Tic farm. lie furnishes the best mar
aes Il which 10 sSa the hY-nroanets Of
she nil aud dairy. lie assImilaies
mere d Tie most concentrated feed
sla9s tlsaa aaF other animal of the
f@esa. oa5eser returns come from him
han AazssS cattle ~ sheep lie pays
he fSass "a Eaeaeeaa countries. lifts
ne Kae4z saKeS IN tue northern states
4asi IN eea5unellaa With the COW, he
MI ess1essa Tie wesa=oat cotton and
sasssssa 6elas e sas south. Avoid
gssras4aers# residences fur the hog,
asase alsa about - laas his environ
a.zsass mar - ezean aaa uueaaiamf-
aasssa b germs that develop rapidly
ss.ses taes Aaxe suitable media AFoid
ssSe eFeea5nk. - i iaseassfies predis-
seaszlzaa = disease. Select Faar breed
~ animals from Eeea lnilkees. as this
: ID assz 3aassze5ssa e feeaaditF. No
asFssesssz4a people thrive who hay
gan - meats 4ad a4s Ter them WITH
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es9Rssss ron taeaazA improved sai
aazs4e eea5a.4s trans 9aarsassaa. vsta a. n :
sxszza. lie faEaser / most 5aaene aden
r - aaszS II ae4>a Se>seaalee for Us
faazlg xassa Is fslaS aeezss and
Aeez~ IasSe are - tratas worthy u
careful digestion and assimilation
saatAsHa s4seS Faxm.
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Good management demands that every
thing should be snug and safe sefefat
weeks IN advance Of the time that sueh
thing is ut all liable to occur.
The weather prophets are predicting
an early winter but we don't attach
any Importance 10 the predictions Of
the weather prophets. There is one
thing. however. which may have some
bearing upon the matter, aud which IL
NAV be we'll to recall TO mind. For
three years past it has been very dry
in the northwest. aud the winters have
been remarkable for their mildness.
The rainfall has been abundant this
summer and the ground is saturated
With moisture. Reasoning from what
the winters have not heenin late years,
il is easy u formulate theory point.
ing To change in the immediate fu-
tnres Poultry Messenger.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20
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>Nznsaens. eszasSve ta EAe causes Was
she xarless sfsesaeFs mere raising her
particular ereezas EaSA aae gaze
y hat thex SaYgsaSad N4s 3 god reason
fer slae.r aessea n raising tie breed n
tie hog Ter which ileF believed ae-
! mana existed. lie we're considerably
amused n Tie ingenious effort made
ty Z. {. noine, of Oxford, Ohio 10
convince himself ANA the readers OF
the Swineherd that tie Poland-Chiua
was the ideal hog TO suit The demands
of the market from has oSn reasoning.
lie succeeded in making very good
showing for one ot his competitors, the
Noted Berkshire hog.
Il alOSs kse conceded that she Aog
+ that COMES nearest meeting she pres
ens demands OF the pork nssrsSet IS the
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The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20
To MAKE cup csramcI oustards'

Melt four tSbleSpoonfuls Of sugar un,
til : light hEows. pour il into SIX eustaia
eups. ard shake them quickly SO tha'
the caramel viii line them Beat ihie'
sxr< without ssparasirgs add 10 mem
three ;&hleSp0Ontuls q sugar, ana inen
= Gun and . half cf cream nix tAoi-
ourAly; add : sseasxroc1fni q Fal'i.1'
asd poar TIE mixture into the cups oH
scr 81 tie caramel. Sssnd them % .
baking pan os has water and haze 10 '.,e ..'.
oven ter or fstes- minutes. uniil tle' rs,
are SET in The center. 1uT1 ou' W.
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FARMER AID PLANTER.
INTESTINAL PARASITES.
low te Ria Neur >heer aud Lambs Of
AaFaks.

It often appears lagiieeans Il many
IN cid and experienced hreeder u read
The various ideas that have been ex.
pressed rs a means Of Yidding sheep
md lamhs af worms u intestinal para
siteS, when little nreeanesrtea a.
ion. causing hui smaa expense anu
ieaatsle vii effeenaalx remove all
hanger and otherwise strengthen the
sheea aud enable them Il isStst those
parasites which cause se much trouble
n The lnleS9E0sSs aS Vet as those
Witch affect other PORTIONS anu organs
II the animals
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NuAsnEOera

erssssas corr Sheald rot begin TOO
See4 Il ar xe4r. and particularly this
Tezr. q account - tie lateneSs os the
crop n nazas sections Ne have seen
sssse cribs badly damaged N The Gen.
sez = a result g er5boins loo soon. a.
though b scattering the eorn as much
as possible aaa a5t5as i ap a the ends
eItae eeilss arsA i mar Be safely bnlked
somewhat sooner than where i has ID
be thrown n 3 single pile. On lie
other hand. Tie Au>klnE should not be
allowed TO drag into the slushy, stormy
weather Of early winter Some farm
ers never push their work until pushed
into il by force of circumstances. then
il Is always hardship. Corn husking
is one Of the jobs requiring consider
able push in order 10 have it progress
in q satisfactory mAnner.-Agricul-
iural Epiiomist-
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Eaaa.. .nst U.-s ~ Gotten seed waste;

-srn1u-sess5 wlz-s. whieh ) genera
--Gu IsETs accumulated a tie Eiz-hOu<es,
filed u rl,s s1-.l---s, 1--tesa n the EslGs,
E1f afaa1ls Il z--zsIrzz< nuisance. IS
1uw w1rtA farus szfEisecee year.
Every aaIe ~ <s1ssz s=zFe< : le=zcy cf
aalt 4 tn - ssssz~ Ea5zA- Il s said,
1r-nTs ne piar-sr zs1-ty IS Eueh as
ais .ar-1u- Tts 1iz e zzs5 s1r frsr
---Tftlss 1E sEaTs IL 4 x-es-7rzts fc- lard.
IIff Is 81 1sz- GIVE sz1 tklr an expers
III zsf-tr t.s-slsz IL E7=srSzcs- The
1zlLlz E-s I'd - Ez-tl-- =zke an excel.
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-zrsr--F -ez1 Ezss-Vs-s5 sHst ec.to--
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-ar villa sE--s - SissirzaisAs !
TN zz1E1s yT5liix- Gec-rs
I-r-.z1. z Lzs5Hs- E--s Tc-rzsi.
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Mutton .n.i ,vool.

This county produces bus about half
sAe wool ii CONSUMES. ana iaere is a
market for more geod mutton. The
tess result in saesp growing Is attained
~ handling sheep which will produce
, SIX p9ar1 heees upon 100 pound
carcass worth slx cents . pound. II
tAls = your aiza 9he chances ~ Snose IS
4ES zisla yoG--k arlaseFs' Home journal
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INTERESTING ODDITIES

Many Enrssss scesdsHt insnIs.ss ...',
sa-,panios cA2-ge an eNtrs pre- - =
VIXEN their pclcs haldsrs sTa's1
.Cazzas u tAe Uaiss1 States
Tks Germans Sse1a 80 3 -ls--e
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p.sus F<xA laA1.Axe.4 r.,.a der.

BETTER shrox damaged fodder iEto
tl-e l4a@@re p-4e taAA so f0rss stock -
e4a - Lsa Ies GSF 10 save ~ she ex-
g,s-Ss uz yogr s4a'aA "a > rery qss-
ZEla-eZels 10 - 1aAre f1s12er sAAl II
7El-- 2ae dA@1Ee4 ae5 al the e3ase Il
slae Hamler - -zz.ke s2e ealale "a. - 20
m.ae--...r
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-28

Well, little friends, as Miss Polly's an T.
nual ball is near at hand perhaps you
would like to know something about
how she behaves herself on these occas-
ions. In olden times she did not appear
in disguise as she does now, but unfor
tunatcly for her, she is seldom seen now
a-days without her mask On these OC-
Casions solomon himself was not arraycd
as she. She lends a charm to her every
word and act. She makes no distinction
between race or color. She has a kind
word and smile for all--in short, she
Gcts as though she were endowed with
every possible virtue. Yes, she is all
smiles, and when the "ball is over" the
mask is removed and there's Miss Polly
herself again wholesale "flirt" before
| the eyes Of the world. Back to her
quarters she lives above the average Of
her fcllow-mortals, and not much is seen
Of her again until just "bcforc the ball. "
| In the meantime she has managed to
soothe the wounds of her admirers and
they are ready to trust her again. So,
my young friends, such is about the
character Of the lady in question. U.
! n. is very well acquainted with her
manouyrcs. BY close observation he has
| found out great deal about her. She
has some good traits despite her many
] 4, ;.I, f,f Iap ,t.,
actcr through the wisdom Of Thomas
| Jefferson, who well knew how to make
! her behave herself He had a little too
much brain, tempered with pride and
sclf-rcspcct, to be swayed by her bane-
| full influence and for that L. n respects
her as did the Americans ArnOld's bro
ken arm He would not hang the rest
! Of her, but would like to see her act
more decent. He has always advocated
that part Of her principles and hopes to
see the day when she will be a thorough
reformed coquette 1t will not do to let
her have her sway so extensively. She
will break the heart of the whole coun-
try, and it will tumble into a mass of
ruin. Ny young friends, many of your
fathers, your uncles and cousins will be
called on on Tuesday next to deposit
their sentiments. am afraid that many
of them will get "struck" on Miss Polly
and perhaps do the wrong thing. If
they do what they believe to be right
there can, be no wrong about it, but if
they act for gain" regardless Of princi-
pie God help them and the country to
which they belong. Whilst U. N. has
no ill-will against any one, he would not
be displcased to see the Democratic ban
ner triumphantly floating over the land
on Wednesday morning next. Well,
young friends, it may be some time be-
fore you hear from your old friend again.
He feels that he needs rest Keep your
eyes open on Miss Polly. Tell her that
Thomas Jefferson is good enough for
you and the spell is broken. Don't for
get to breathe prayer for your old
friend. re may give you a change later
on. UNCLE NED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-28

principle of my nature which obliges me
to do by others as | would be done by.
| am thankful, sirs, for your question
the substance of which is, Is it opposed
to the natural inclination of the human
heart to act out the Golden Rule. | am
not surprised that some mems actions
should beNincoherent. The chief maxim
of morality among wolves and tigers is
adopted by them.
L. N. has done some good by causing
his little friends hereabout to stop a mo-
ment-to know that there is Il moral re-
sponsibility attached to them-to know
that they are far removed from the
hairy, wolfish, ignorant and base tenant
of the forest-and that despite the terri
bic calamity which happened in Eden
blighting mans prestive glory he still
remains a rational creature.
Mystery! Trees which were piano.
piled with beautiful emerald foliage
few weeks ago are bare, seemingly imam
mate. Mystery! True, sirs, the finite
cannot comprehend the Infinite. Yes,
mysteries meet us on every side, partic-
ularly when we attempt to investigate
the relations that exist between the Gre
ator and His works.
Wind and rain prevail. Sec that
crow 1t has struck current of air.
How swiftly it ilics-Look There it is
out Of sight AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-28
ICoMMrNICATED.
sr. IyIeo's, Mp, Oct. %, 1897

81 INIGo's, Mp, Oct. %, 1897.
Messrs Editors :--Despiteth inclem-
en+ weather, Jos. II. Key, B. II. CANA
iicF and J. J. Greenwell delivered tell
ing speeches here p. m. 23rd instant,
The speakers were very happy in their
remarks. The soul of our political in
stitutions is liberty The speakers i'm
pressed their hearers, who were princi-
pally colored, that liberty Of thought
and action is all they desired them to
exercise on the 2nd Of November ensu-
ing. and in doing so they certainly vote
for men Of talent, virtue and merit by
voting for the candidates of the Demo
cratic ticket have no hesitation in
saying that Mr.. Greenwell will receive
the full Democratic vote. [ do not ex-
aggerate, Democrats forgetting their
petty differences, and discharging their
minds of harbored enmities will rally to
his support He makes an efficient
clerk. which entities him to the praise
and admiration Of his many friends of
~. Inigo's. OBSERVER