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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

Lorraine Auxiliary will meet az Masonic
temple Wednesday afternoon at O'clock.
The programme promises 70 be Of more
than ordinary interest. The beautiful
home poems OF Margaret sangster and
the quaint. apt word-paintings Of Emily
Dickinson are 70 be studied An invita-
ton Is extended 10 GIL ladies Of the order
20 attend. The meeting on March 10 was
devoted TO charity sewing. over twenty
garments being added to the lists. Thorn
as Bailey Aldrich proved a delightful
topic, and the opinion was expressed that
he IL the greatest OF our living America n
poets. Mrs. Henry Temple gave several
musical selections. after which boa-hons
were served BY several % the members
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Today's Special Bargains


We are not losing any money On
this extraordinary offering OF Ladies'
Taiior-na5e Skirts. Soxrs one loses,
OF course. but the loss Is in New York.
The manufacturer was overs:ocked
and needed cash We traded with him
AZ about one-hzlf their real value. and
VII share our bargain with you- The
lot goes On sale today.
go Handsome Figured Drfillantsns
patterns. very newest style. lined
throughout. bound with velvet. made
TO sell n soc. Our bargain price $40.
800 Figured Mohair TalloT-nzasse
Skirts "a great variety q hAn9soms
patterns. lined throughout. velvet
bound, would be cheap a. 500. Oar
bargain price ss-o.
ekirts. IN navy and black. lined
throughout. velvet bound. UneQuaied
value at stso.
IS Very Handsome Tailor--nads skirts
OF checked sutrsng. in brown. blue.
green and heliotrope, very hobby.
skirts that should eel at 500. Our
bargain price ss.sS
80 Very Handsome Mixed Sustfng
Tailor-made Skirts. IN broken check
effects Of green. blue. tan, heltotrope.
one OF the n&ttiess ssCrts OF the sea-
son. q better skirt than you would ex-
pect for sea Our bargain price Sass.
In addition TO the above specials We
are showing a magnificent collection
OF the very newest styles In Tailor
made Skirts OF chev3ots. sackings and
brocaded silks. ranging IN price from
$500 10 ss9ee.
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with On. oaa F~uor.,

The representatives and the committee
from the Rebekah lodge met last SATURDAY
evsf1ing az the Hotel Stevens. Il being the
regular eemi-monthly meeting. ID. Ronlfe.
president. called the meeting 10 order. The
ladies OF the committee have the arrange
nents OF the ball that Is 10 be given on
April y, the seyenty-sightn Anniversary
OF Odd Fellowship, under way. CON-
mfttee was appointed 10 look up the mat
ter Of procuring badges. r. A Kelly, T.
r. Farr. ]. J. Knob. Mr.. Charles y. Hath
away and Mr.. Bailey were appointed on
this committee. and are TO meet snd re-
port progress next Saturday evening.
The committee appointed from each en-
campment 10 confer on the ACCESSIBILITY OF
consolidation met last Friday evening and
talks. the project over. and deemed IL
best 70 have each scribe prepare a hnan-
clai report of each encampment. and 10
report at the next meeting.
Unity Encampment No. 2. will receive
an official visit next Saturday evening from
A u. Mills, Grand Patriarch OF the grand
encampmsnt Of Washington. Business OF
especial importance viii come before the
encampment. and II Is earnestly desired
thu. all Pafriarchs from both eneamp-
rnents viii be present TO receive ths Grand
Patriarch with all the honor due him. A
degree staff will also be formed from
members OF both encampments for the
purpose Of exempiifying the Patriarchiai
degree at the next session of the grand en-
campment.
Golden Link Lodge No. 80. conferred the
Second degree last Tuesday evening and
viii confer the Third tomorrow night.
Seattle Lodge No. Z. viii have its regular
drill tomorrow evening
Lake washington Lodge No. s.. con-
ferre6 the Third degree upon one candi-
date last Monday evening, and In order to
give him The finishing touches and make
him full-fedged odd Fellow and an orna-
rnent TO the order. they viii confer upon
him this evening the Oriental degree.
The Ridgsiy social club VIII give It's next
social next Thursday evening.
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge No. 20. VIII
hold It's social next Friday evening.
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First Baptist. Under DIR. Bowcrman's
Passionate, In Prospering.

There Is much rejoicing among the peo-
pie Of the First Baptist church over what
has been accomplished during the past five
months, and since the call OF their new
pastor, Rev. /. s. Bowerman.
The heavy debt which has so long how
cred over them like a nightmare, paralyz-
ing all their efforts, has been practically
settled IN way that viii give them back
their original church lot OF sixty feet
front All current expenses have been
met. and ,n addition thereto s.. COO cash has
been raised for 3 new building. They feel
that their prospects for the future were
never so bright.
They regard themselves as especially
fortunate In their pastor, who during the
short time he has been with them has won
their love and admiration.
The matter Of a new building IS being
pushed forward with every prospect or Its
early accomplishment
The pastor has announced for Sunday
evening services a series OF sixteen lect-
ures or Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress" be-
ginning March g. The following subjects
yam" April 4. 1.-The City OF Destruction :"
April II, "Mr. Worldly wiseman:" April
Is. '"The Wicket Gate" May 2, ''The
Cross" May 3. '~rhe Fiji Difficulty" May
1s, THE Palace Beautiful May g. "Ap-
polyon and Conhicts.'' May 30. Faithful"
June 6, Vanity Fair" June 20, THE Hill
Lucre." June q. Doubling Castle" July
A. The DelectabIe Mountains July II,
''The Enchanted Ground" July Is. Three
Characters" July IS. '.rhe Celestial City"
A cordial invitation IL extended by the
church ard pastor 10 al 10 join them In
their pilgrimage
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l(@EzE

--.-~sosi svens IN lodge circles last
- 80 =. v.stt Of Deputy Supreme Or
- r~~kesysach OF the Knights OF
49, ~ tas World Mr.. Luckenbaeh
- rox Angeles. Cal The men-
- =. o-Eer u this city. assisted By
49, srcu saourban towns. enter
80 distinguished brother az q
- -. hsaqass a. the bali Of the local
~ .s.eeh made after the banquet the
.-.,~srpe orran.xer wen; Into the
49, sxsrrtses and couplsmented the
-. .ssrn on s,s excellent work
80. az the Macoabees VIII be hon
vssl, from Lillian II. Hollisfer.
- .arnsnder Ladies OF the Mzcca-
= =. Word. on Monday evening.
rne Visits ~ these prominent
$50 earrot help oui stimulate the or
- il iris city.
s,ss.rsssans for the reception Of grand
-. nsrsbers 81 the J. O o r. conysrl-
:. sSrt ronth are being diligently pros
- az an told that an effort viii
!. ~sse 10 eclipse anything OF q similar
-, .ver given 81 the state
- ,osser, lr Masonic quarters are busy,
=, also the members OF the various
- spe.<ssss IN the city. The members
: r.r1 q woo6men Of the World, viii
=. ! yrsnd celeorasion at Collins hall
sss.s.g rszs. ln honor OF passing the two
s.~S-.Sth raernhership mark. The fa-nii-
:. ~ d, Chop, chop. chop, Saw, saw.
- ws are coming zip. Boom. Bah.'
= rsrssra.e the ozone for blocks about
!. ,seias.y OF the tal that night
r. Il. PORTER.
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Plan. have been perfected for Jubilee
benefit concert 10 be given at the Seattle
theater Friday night. March -. for the
purpose OF raising money 10 assist the
African Methodist Episcopal church OF
this city. The church - seriously en-
bsrassed. and some time ago the pastor.
Rev. George A. Bailey, appealed 10 the
city for assistance. Mr.. Bailey secured
the rratuttous services OF the Puget Sound
Jubilee Singers OF Tacoma. and a commit
tee consisting OF Rev. E III Randall ana
J. w. Miller arranged for the use Of the
Seattle iheater. The 1ubilse< are all
trained singers and Will give n varied pro-
ETamme OF solos, duets. auartettes and
choruses, interpreted with character
sketches. There will be old-time pianta-
ton melodies and songs. alternating with
selections OF modern character.
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DIR. Joseph r. Berry Coming.

Members OF the Epworth League OF Sc
attic and vicinity are looking forward with
interest 20 the visit OF Or. Joseph F. Berry.
os Chicago. editor OF the Epworth Herald.
wao Will be IN Seattle on Sunday. April
A. Dr.. Ferry Is q prominent man n the
Methodist Episcopal church. and his paper
has a circulation % over 190go0. 1t Is a
very Popular religious paper for young
people. Already the Methodist pastors
have appointed COMMITTEES 10 arrange
for meetings fer Or. Berry. There viii
probably bs three servicss-TnoTning. after
noon and night Since Or. Berry Is the
foremost EpwcrthIan % The country. men,
berS o. the society expect % derive much
SeneE. from his visit.
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The regular open meeting OF this post
will be held IN @. A. r. hall, Hinckiey
block, tomorrow evening. when the fol-
lowing programme Will be presented: Rec
.tation. "Nobody's Mother" Miss Edna
eagle: piano solo. Miss Edith TWP: song.
selected. Miss Lizzie Fergerson: violin
solo. Miss Lila Luhen: recitation, "a
Chiid's Dream OF the Stars" Miss Viola
eagle: song. selected. Miss Florence
Burke: recitation. Miss Ada Bell; banjo
SOLO. Miss Edith TWP; song. selected.
Mr.. Thomas Woodruff: song yellow
Roses" Miss Viola eagle: quartet, select
ed. Pulver brothers. Dancing and games
will follow. All old soldiers are cordially
invited
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
State Organization Welcomes Prom
fsed Visit of Prof. Hanstil.

Washington Sunday school Interests are
likely 10 De ouickened and 8 great uplift
given 10 the same and essociational
work BY The visit Of Prof Esmill, later
national field worker, 20 Washington nsxt
month. when unes1iugs are TO be held IN
Spokane. Tacoma. Seattle and possibly
WaIga waila. International Chairman
z. =. Jacobs In letter 20 State Secre-
tzyy Il L S.zar writes os Prof. Ha-niu
thus: ''Bs IL en- excellent worker. thor
cughIy understands our work from begin
Ming 20 er9. q al excellent speaker ana
a sV eet-s spirited. EArge-hsarted Christian
worker" The state association IL using
this visit % revive the state work. and
hzs decided 20 held the stale Convention
IN Seattle a. this tine. April = ard q
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Ladies' OF the Ma~cab~~..

Seattle Hive No. g. held its regular re-
view Thursday evening. Ssveaty-fve ap-
plicsflons for mernberxhip were received
swelling Tire membership 70 10 TIE ladies'
viii give a gTsnd entertainment and re-
cpptton 20 thear Supreme Commander. LII
Ian NJ HOLSTER. MONDAY evening. March
-. az Ranke's hall Ladies from al points
IN ths state viii be In attendance. making
the day a real Lady Naccabee Day" The
ladies extend a cordial invitation to all
AZ the next meeting. Thursday evening.
March g. al ladies' are requested 20 be
present for THE big Initiation
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ARE WOMEN REALLY WEAK


u fee, sad every tine see n woman"
The above remark WAS made 90 the writer
BY ore Of the ol3ss. ana nos. prominent
physicians in Ssw York.
Is x possible that yca are q vcnaa-
Ea-er. cSctorg-'
Not q. a.: bat have seen 50 much
suffering. - many women who are msse--
able, t5zt cannot help feeling sorry
for them all How many LADIES' 90 you
know that are perfectly vel and healghy7
How many enjoy lie as they shoults Is
this not enough 20 make On. ses. soxro~-
fur"
There must oe q cause Cor al this
doctor"
There "a when q wo~nzn IS weak.
she requires strength AL her functions
must ee pu- In q healthy condition. Moth
ing does this 90 easily and surely SIS pure
spirits taken IN moderation either before
meals or between meals ] know scores
o. ladies' that ars kept Ia perfect health
and hr.sliancy by the tudlcioas use o,
Dufys Pure Mat W7ssksy. Many o.
shese ladies are wives OF profess ion a.
.nen. and mos; a. them are temperance
women. They realize thai Danys Pure
Malt Whisky furnishes the best and ouly
positive hep. and they are tntesIsxsut
enough 20 profit by such knowledge The
best temperance people q today are the
ones who use pure spirits tn moderation,
and find that strength. ytgor. color and
brightness are the results"
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TO TIE great disappointment % the Of
scers ard soldiers OF the Salvation Army
ard their friends. Commander Booth
Tucker has Rad TO postpone hts visit 20
stts division indefinitely On account 81 TIE
daacerous illness % his wife. Consul
BOoth Tucker. lie wAs "a San Francisco
when Re received news q her Illness. He
e. errs Cancelled the remainder 90 lis
TIP and Iest for New York city. he was
70 have vfsstes Oakland, Sacramento
Portland. Tacoma. Seattle. salt Lake
City ar5 Denver.
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Entertained at rrinity Parsonage.

DR.. and Mrs. Harrington entertained the
Methodist Episcopal pastors and their
wives at Trinity Methodist Episcopal par
sonsge last Thursday az luncheon. IL was
a very enjoyable occasion. Lunch was
served al /. followed BY a song and a
prayer. During the afternoon Presiding
Elder Whitfield consulted with the preach
ers about matters needing their attention.
An executive committee consisting Of Rev.
T. ~ Randall. ]. W. Miller and w. Il.
Ford was appointed TO arrange for the re-
ceptIon 20 Editor j. F. Berry. OF Chicago.
who VIII be here In April Plans will be
perfected a. the meeting OF the preachers
today. The guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rington were: Rev. and Mrs. d. E. Blaine,
Rev. and Mrs. j. y. Martin. Rev. and Mrs
=. NJ. Randall. Rev. ard Mrs. n. d.
Brown, Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. Miller. Rev.
and Mrs. A. 3. Gregg. Rev and Mrs VIII
mot Whitfield. Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Sell
ieck. Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Ford and Rev.
and MIS-. A Atwood.
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THE BLESSINGS or WAR
An American ofacer who woa;d
welcome Fire ard Hood.

KANSAS CITY. March fi.-&si Arthur
8 l. wsEnSr. L. s. A.. n Al interview
today SAYS.
The Cretaz tTrN~cr,ta seems sg8 o.
war X r. tine that Europe had hood
teefIng. War VII Gear 90 cord tons Ike
. huuse- storm clesrs the atr9o~pn -
~ has Do yo4 shlIk o. war for Azle--
trs~ Re wAs asked
sfkraertcs "a. ne@t@1 q war fer srr-e
tire - AZ 19x only c-ez-s I'd the Do ft3cAs
sra national atmosphere, bat s. gurEes
sha neral At1las phsre Tie less q lie
saa horrors 80 IRE Gud bod seem b.
yc-3 hslng coESors1. nevertheless. As the
,r~ssazevzr rood <ar tke greatest RIVE Aser
ua- r. tha casy remedy for ths evils q
ss-, p~ace. Tae American people are su~
wA~ rlknf row. These F~~-ulls- outoTe AIS
sThN trsev4tAsa.e rwSs1at o. ~ bro Ken Eezcs "a
~hzt ws see "a CftnA to4zy."
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REV. MR. GOODWIN.
rxrrnr<Tr<e SERVICE At ST.
xAEK-s CHURCH YESTERDAY.

A Hartford Divine Tells Seattle Pee
ME Of the Higher Life-Death
Only an Experfenee In the Pro-
cess of Real Growth-Man Rises
From Failure and Defeat. From
and Dust, TO Better ThfnSs-Other
News of the Churches.
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Knights Of Pythtn.

- - iso.sFe Ne. s.. hak been crowded
ss-.ss-iA g late ans Indications point to-
So = sAffi Term being one az tire racst
=. 49, q any Sace Ire Institution q
ssasg,..sN ths SEVERAL officers are En-
~ as ~ith tae al1 % many mem
- $50 AFe equally Ia.~r~s,ss b. - 50
+ iae s-3er. may. er. len~ sDas n
sSStlea position ct tAe banner
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TIE Seattle P-e&sytery @. -hs CzrsS--
l&E.a Presbyterian c.ag-ca VII convene 81
= % q a. March = II TIE F1rzt Cu-oer
lad Presbyterian church. a. Ravenzs
Park. sar organization al TIE regular
transaction OK business Thts order wRs
MADE ~ sns Orexua syno3 upon TIE re-
Guest % the Moderator. Rev. T. :. Pow
81
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TIE ladies' OF John +. Miller Relief Corps
gave social dance ct Morris bah. Yesler
way ard Nlath avenue. last wednesday
evening that was wei attended and in
every way enjoyable. Refreshments we're
served during re evening TIE ladies' &C
shss ecrps inteza giving these dances g.
Intervals during the spring.
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In the court are equally guilty o. the sane
oCe1se and must be tried.
A; the meeting next Thursday two dele
gates ard two e.,eraates 20 The Grand
lodge viii be elected Beside this feature
TIE meeting VIII De Traced with me pres
ence Of the grand chief ranger and the
deputy supreme CHIEF ranger.
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CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS.

Th@ Special services ~ Grace ~ z
church have closed
Lztt1e improvements - reported e TIE
Coalition % ~. B&snonE.
TIE Cssy chzrehes ara Changing to hos-
e sunday sFszg1g ss-ss>aa from 10 a
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rraxuay-. Treor. Defeated

MoNTEvTDE0. March sa-TA- report
fnAs sAe government t-saFs we're defeat
81 ~ the insurgents n sae provinces Of
FsAvssnSa oz wS2zseszSy - e-scsAlly cor
NrEwEI
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Success - t4e reward % ra-rf.'' 70. a.
ssszzrrrrsoz- Popular appreciation s. what
tets = tse lu1s run- Fer 4sgy yearx people
have aeez us&zg Ayers szrza pzrs..A- s-e
so.say 81 Is tsa aloo& purifier nest = faver
w1th IRE pao4lc. Ayers sarsassz cures.
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Meetings at Tacoma. Spokane and walla

Meetings at Tacoma. Spokane and walla
WaIla will follow.
The executive committee has decided
TO recommend dividing the state into two
sections. Eastern and Western Wash
ingfon. on account OF the large expense
both OF time and money ia transportation
OF delegates. and therefore the limited
attendance 81 conventions. Spokane 10
asked 70 invite Eastern Washington dei-
egates 70 the meeting in that city. The
Yakima. klttitas and Walla Walla assoc
Citations are asked 10 choose 20 which
division convenience and expense would
lead them 10 ally themselves.
Rev. W. c. Nerrett. or Snohomlsh.
chairman OF the executive committee has
undertaken the programme arrangements.
and a meeting OF superintcndeuts. pas
tors and sunday school workers OF Seat
tie 10 make the necessary local arrange
nlents Will be held some time this week.
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Ladies' Shoes.

Quality ana style go hand IN hana n
ehis great Shoe stock Of ours. Add to
those essential features Incompatible
low prices and you'Il have the best
opportunities seen this year.
Ladies' Dongoia Kid Cfath Top But
ton Shoes. coin. razor and opera toes,
IN ell sizes and Widths, regular g.sa
goods, at SIS.
Ladies Wei KID Button Shoes. with
tip. the same new coin toes. ali sizes
and widths. regular $50 goods. at S945.
Ladies Imperial Kid Button and
Lace Shoes. IN all tie newest toes.
patent leather ana kid TIPS. all sizes
And widths. regular $50 goods at Sc A.
Ladies' Dungoia Oxford Ties. kid or
cloth tops. patent leather or tips the
same. all sizes snd widths, regular
$50 goods. st S2.&s.
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Trial Trip postnoned.

NEW LONDON, Conn. March 2i.-Th8
expected speed trial OF the new United
States ggnboat Wilmington. originally
scheduled 10 take place IN the Sound Of
New London tomorrow. viii have 70 he de-
ferred for few days at least. as the un-
favorable weather has caused delays. The
officials are Of the opinion IL wiz not take
place before Wednesday. but the date il
uncertain.
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TO COOKS INLET.
ALASKA.
BY Alaska Commercial
Co.'s Steamers.

Steamer DORA leaves sitka for portars
Bay. March I'd. April 9Th.
Steamer BERTHA leaves Juneau for
Cooks Inlet direct. April 18th. April 18th.
May 18th. May 9th and semi monthly
thereafter during the season.
For particulars apply to
J. +. TgONBRIDGE. Ocean Dock, Seat
tie.
c. IT. ]. ST0LTENBERC, Ticket Agent
Pacific Coast Stesu ship Company, sos
First Avenue. Seattle
EDWARD DE CROFT. sitks. Alaska
FRANK A. BROOKS. Juneau. Alaska
or ALASKA COMMERCIAL. CO., $40 San
some street. San Francisco.
FOR THE
Yukon River!
THE steamer Excelsior, specially reftted
for passenger traffic, win san from San
Francisco FOR the Yukon Gold Fields on
or about June 5th. august 9Th and Sep
TENDER Sth.
For passenger and freight rates apply to
c. II. J. STOLTENBERG.
Seattle. or Alaska Commercial Co.. Sax
Francisco.
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Misses Gloves:

Today We VIII place on sale q lot of
Masses Gloves. Our regular 400 quail
iiy at zoe q pair.
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Impure Blood

and its consequent ailments are speedily
cured by taking Anheuser- Busch's Malt
Nutrine-the food drink. AT al druggists.
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Boys Pants.

Extraordinary values In Boys Knes
Pants Our regular <oc. soc ana zoe
lines. wre win sell them while taay last
at lao n pair.
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Fsaas sasA- ~ e-4@&saA 4'Es@BrsAa
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Steamer DORA leaves Sitka for portaxs
Bay, March I'd. April 9Th.
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Trains leave and arrive depot. foot Of
Columbia street
The advocate., 1897-09-29

produce more to the acre than the owner
of many acres.
In feeding corn to the hogs, some ad-
vantage is undoubtedly gained by grind
ing the cob with the grain, not so much
In the way of feeding value, but in pro-
noting digestibility.
Nothing goes so far in soothing horse
that is terrified as a kind, assuring voice.
Never use the whip to cure the horse Of
fright, Keep cool yourself and your
horse will soon gain confidence.
1t is no trouble at all to get from 30
cents to 81 dozen for eggs from high
class hens during the Matching season,
and even at the smaller price there is an
immense profit in the business.
Calico print works use over 10000, 900
eggs every year Photograph establish
ments use millions of dozens, and wine
clariiers use 100000 dozens. Book
binders, kid glove makers and leather
finishers use them in abundance.
Starting with a young SOW kept in the
best possible condition she will produce,
as a rule, two good litters from being
bred while sucking, making in all three
good litters; but the third time she is
bred (for the fourth litter) she will in
most cases show signs Of failure. Some
CT the pigs will be runts or the litter few
in number, or may be all runts and not
many Of them.