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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

EXPERIENCE Is the best teacher.
Use Ackcr's English Remedy In an,
case OF coughs. cold or Group. Should
II fail TO give immediate relief. money
refunded. IS and 80 cents. Crctchcr's
Pharmacy. 2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
TELL YOUR SISTER

\ ncau:!!s:::! Complexion = an impossi
biiiiy without good pure blood. the sort
that only exists In connection will
good digestion. n healthy liver nnt
bowels. karrs Clover Root Tea act.
directly on the bowels, liver and kid
ncys keeping them in perfect health
Fricc - cents and 20 cents. OpcrE
House Pharmacy. sole agents. :
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
J s..s.. fo,- ss,..s ssri..,I.s.

a. ?
lc Merchants ASSOCIATION Of San
VvIlAcisco. says the Rpular Science
Monthly. has been trying the expert.
ment Of sprinkling q street with sea
water. and finds that such water binds
the dirt together between the paving
stones. so that when Il Is dry no loose
d'tst<s formed TO be raised by the wind;
ithSt sea water does not dry SO quickly
IS fresh water, SO that IL has been
'lnimed when salt water has been used
that one load Of II il equal to three
loads OF fresh water. The salt water
which il deposited on the street alb
<orbs moisture from the air during the
night. whereby the street 10 thoroughly
moist during the early morning and
has the appearance Of being freshly
sprinkled.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
DOES THIS STRIKE Yor,

Muddy complcxions. nnuscnting
hr'nih come from chronic constipation.
kHrrs Clover Root Tea IL nm absolute
curc and has b-cn SOLD for nifty years
ssls. ngvusr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
DO YOU KNOW

Consumption II prevcntah,c? Science
has proven that. and alse that neglect
In suicidal. The worst cold or cough
can be cured with Shiioh's Cough and
Consumption Curc. SolL on positive
guarantee for over nifty y-ars. Opera
House Pharmacy. sole aesusa. 2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
HOW Is YOtrR WIEEf

Has she lost her beautyr II so. Con.
stipation. indigestion. Sick Headache
are the principal causes. Knris Clover
Iioot Tea has cured these Ills for half
a century. Price ~ AMI 10 cents. Mon.
cy refunded II results are NOT satisfac.
tory. Opera House phnrmscy. sole
agents. 2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
YALE's ANCESTRAL HOME.
rhs osa chapel ss mrs Esswys.
wales. 10 Named After
ST. gtihs.~

To one sro, In North Wales many an
lmcriran pilgrim wentls hi. way. This
WrcShan. In whose beautiful church
ir the bones Of Eiihu Yale. who gave
10Th name and bcncfac;ions TO our hon.
rcd university. On his tombstone are
Ut 'h-sc concise lines:
Iora 10 America. IN Europe bred,
y Africa Travelled and In India wed.
Where he lived and isrlssd. at London
desd
II is from thi. region. says the
Nrw York Tribune. that Elihu Yale's
ilrrim prorrni,or went forth To
Sew England. aud Yale. still live q,
'lasyn-SaIc and worship In the ,rnn.
-ri known rs the Yale chapel In the
g.'s:-'' ".'le church Of Bryn Eviwys.
.s.. "rrsham.
In the body Of the church small con.
srrgaiion Of hill farmers. as their fa.
hers brfore them have done for ccntu-
lies. worship in the vcrnacuinr. and I
'a,r often thought what amascmcnt
ind what strange emotions would stir
he brras, os Ynic graduate 10 he
souid lie transported Of n sudden across
the Atlantic aud dropped down some
sunslny afternoon into this time bat
frrrti. weather beaten fame, looking out
from It's green ridge upon the evcrlass-
ing hills ns the rustic choir were break.
ing into, The "Mngnificat": "ry cnaid
fnwrha ye nrglwydd am hyspryd q
lawcncychodd yn Nuw ~ 1nchawdwr. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

DYSPEPSIA can bc curci by using
Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets. Ono iiittc
tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold In handsome
boxes nt - cts. Crctchcr's rharmncy. /:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

AGENTS wANTHD-YoR THE LIFE AND
Achicvcmcnts Of Admiral I,cwcy." The
stead. the lifelong friend ard adn,ircr Of the
notions idol. Illsgcst and hest bUoh: over
s1D pages. sIl0 inches; nearly I'D pages half
mand. BIH commissions. putflt free. Chance
OF a lifetime, Write quick The Dominion
Company. Ard Floor CaSton Bldg. Chicago.
ip-2
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Santa p Tlae Card.

sAsSpocHb.
No =. Kan. cy. 3 chis10p ksp ..... va. 49,
No. & ksn. ~. = chiraso Esp.....i.s.s =. =.
No. ~. iIneai fseishss.
vosvoorpb.
No. si:. Colorado \ rSah Ksp...... ;;s, a. =.
No. 5. Colorado = rsss Hspsess. ..... ::is A. =.
Nh. n. Local freight. e;ie 4. y.
s1sun daily egcepS sunday.
Trains M. aud are vrStihuic trains b..
tween Chicago and t-nSce: they carry cksis
cas. snd ruiitasa si-ep~ss through siisSsi
change.
Jons. y LAs.as. Asvn.
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Fair nirr,inrs.

The stockholders ot III. Arksnaas Val.
ley Fair association me, Saturday las'
and elected ihc iUlloui ius jifcr,Urs:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

business men wanting Rubber
Stamps can order them through
the Enterprise Office. We don't
recommend them for use in print
ing letter heads but Stamps Of one
or two lines are often quite useful.
We can name low prices for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

Leases Of all kinds at the Enics
prise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

Call at the Enterprise Office for
samples aud rricvs on all kinds Of Job
Printing. /
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
lrlay~d i'rps,iun..

Tho s"llo~in. pr-mium- awarded Al
the late Fair --e-i~d publication ~i'i,
the oih-rs by f-ssoa u b-,hs -ni-s.i In
n separate so-.k:
li-i1ian haf.s &C. J. Samples i-s. John
Nanny ~.
fauIaaI pigeons Check l., aud
~.
Turkeys L. faiinck lat.
Eiaii.n .~v.- -Elis s,,y.,a OR L.,
Toulou.-, sry-s-6. a. " ai,- isI. t:lis.
At,~th Orr -
P-sin Iueks-Eiissi,.,I, Orr t.s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05
CHICKENS.

1.ans-i,ans-J. NJ. k-l-.y iss and 81
on len. iss .u cs-rk. iss au.i 81 ua h-.i.
c.,rs-r-l AID pallet.
White w,aa,io;;c-J. l.. Pollock Is;
aud Il uni-u.
81 Is. L.-.li.Fn.-w. B. Monrc ii,
on prti. t,,cs. ..-.s. eockVFc. aud pui!st.
~ i'p li-u.
Buli ,orl,ins-J. ~. k-l-ay il. "n
t-'ti. c.ck. hen. cs-rk-r.i and pi.ls:. 2Iii
.n pen: l.. ~. Evans ~ ga c>scs. h-u.
ccs-r-I aud pallet.
Li.ht Bralsrna. IL. q. Dye l., ani 81
uu pallet. Ist ga pen. ,u,k. lien. cOcscfrl:
+. ". C!s.rn II un t-tI aud csscs.
Hun,lsu. II. ~. kelssy ls' aud Il Ui,
i,-',. r-srk. hon. c, ,,rk.r.l aud pnllct.
Whit. T.. kocks-f. NJ. Hsf,cr lsi at.
pen aud e,ck.r,l. l., an,i . l on t'a!..,.
II. 4. lsp,,k.-j. N. Nrlsay III vi. eo,k.
.rrl; Chester Johnson lss on eoes and
rgcs-fri. lst aud ~ on pullc': W. II,
Moore ~ ~ cv.k aui lien.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-05

SICK HEADACHE absolutely and
permanently cured by spta. Moki Tea.
4 pleasant herb drink. Curcs constipa.
ton aud indigestion. makes you eat.
sleep and work happy. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money hack. - aud %
ccnis- Cecichcr's Pharmacy. .
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the interior beyond the mountains.
however. the winter months are in
tcnscly cold.
Travellers frequently come across
deserted villages, where not a single
person is left on guard. The Indians
are away catching and drying salmon.
All the Indian villages are thus
abandoned at regular periods every
sumner. while everybody goes to fish
ing, berrying, and hunting stations;
occupying each in succession for Il
few weeks. Then after the summer
work Is done, the winter supply of
salmon. dried and packed. fish and
>"ai oil l. stored in boxes, berries and
= irc bark beaten ana pressed. their
Ennt ;,f;rr wild goats, siccp am,
nr.ir- brought To a close. and their
i.a'iirl trip- i:l.lr. then. ali at hoAc
IN thtir b.. bie.I. houses, :nyy give
t!ieri- iNe~ to fea>iin.. y.sltin- aud
.f"@''i n'.'','''-.
" 49,
:,
49,
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.Nut u Reliable Firm.

.n... :,"t;;.lt home some rat poi
>,n rr srnin- Iii, wife mistook it
'r~4 ''n- -. a'id ate quantity
If l'r"y had terrible time al it
'h-' r'ea'. Bat the lady ; life was
-n.:
j. was a close call, said the doe
,.'''ir ext morning, "shc ate enough
Of 20 Kill dozen persons: hut for
'nn' i he poison had been in the
Inn- time and most Of its
had cvaporalcd :
~,.i, .A"nths afterward the husband
-n,,, # Messrs. Poulticc \ Co.
c;ai.!c druggists to deal with.
A',,lin / recommend them nc
~ >windlcd me once on some
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THE ANDERSON lNTELLIGENCER.

WHO wa Shey Whence did ,ic
come? These questions are an-we'ca
by none of the data at hand. PR
haps they never will be-
But should like to read those
book l'uford ; poems should csrc-
cially love to see. suppose they are
lost to literature just as their writer ;
story seems lostto history. Icrishcd i,
perhaps, those books, and gone the
author these many ycar- from the
~yht Of editors and men.
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n'''ply Eddy. Ramsey Fcud.

-nViir. Tenn, Jan. 2l.-Nc,ier-
'':'. ~ I,, line between Lee County
.iu;l. and liancnck County, Ten
:; e.. Il section remote from the tclc-
4..:!'i :, battle occurred between 2(
u. .''i> of the Eddy family, of Nir-
.irih. and he Ramsey family, "f Ten
n,~>,c. l he battle lasted several hours
d. in.. Viii: n Il lumber of men on boil
sides w.r" killed and injured. \ quar-
e, ni lc,iS standing resulted in thu
.i-.i.. particulars Of wiicl, arc not al
pic~cn, nItuinnblc
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\ GEORGIA postmaster is deter
n,''''.r y show the possibilities of the
Son'i. .'ni has raised hog to be two
Y';n> and ten months old and weigh
IN. 90" thousand pounds. He intends
putting him on exhibition at the fair
,h,s vrnr
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Aoh,,r lhim"u. IN lH"nm GonShfniion

This story here Il ln,i crlr 81 the
South | rr.c;iri the other day from 4
pond ron "l'i -crlrh""h IN ''ili"bia
COLLEGE. !" i"''-tAli the ''llr'SS''h
sn.r 'p tern - ne minis 81 ''"1f
who if.i'i II 4, 'l'' e"" i"' IL be 'a'n
here fil.i y n"i is'ti"ti tpVk IL
FrnR i'n lii r''l n'~ PAPER s'fi"'i
iNiu'.'N. .r.in.''. .'isiil'-, luhii-''f. ~
"'-at W4 Nri'N'r- Nrr h"' '.i'
"'l''It Ni na" 'h"
s'.. ir 1'i''.i! '.''
al' s
cit 4N.,f
4! ''. i'"i :
,h'
w: 'Nii,
'i'tf iNls ~
j, ,' ii.E NtHA
q "t ~ l.'r
tlA i al,'"ft i.''a!
t~ '9.ly l''h'.'' ''..ai'.
'riN # 'ntl $50 'h'lF .''-'
zeal 'i.iN iii'l'."Ai- - ii''
S'"Ts 'H ''"'r ".iii'.4 :
woli ait i'. l"r"f l-'' ~ IT,"
cN '';.i.,'.t .' ".rn'. "'niil'' 4 to
wr.'e
III !f'n nr yDi prefer. tic
hrr"t#" 81 tiii trl $50 q h''a'''i'n'
WOMAN sri nnAii IA! '.cp. inncy.
frnn VITA, ;!r rrii-"rialit' r6!t"'~ "i
he: t,'nr have "r't''n 81 Err, ! nan
cyr:. iiic N,rni'I ;i'i"lnr- q! that class
OF rnrnant" that l-m -. Clear OF
eye. sur" ard clean IN limb. superb III
hci.i.t a.,. -hllclinc,>. with The llrh
coloii::. II Il perfectly healthy woman
who murii out OF i"ors, She cnral'-
turci the vision Is the eye al the ar
tist i, rliraptmr,! hy Il glorious sun
set or u majestic landscape. " Whctil-
or you look III her rs a girl. typical IN
all ways Of lie South. the courtcd and
pcttrG queen of al elegant Southern
homr, or IL She wa, five year, later,
when Last W. see her, ilrhtln. against
poverty, III ;hc -had"w "i tragedy and
sorrow s!ic is equally queen.
She Anus, i,a.c been lager than
most women. but in her gain nf wcirht
there Vas no loss of beauty. She
lnv,,, tli. air. tie lrlls. nature and all
the activities Of on,,ioor life. cSrcrial-
" ,l,o.. in w:.c!: t!.rr, was spice nr
dancer. She was naturally fond Of
adventure ,],.. riding If un.nanarca
bl,. L.r,., and tl,crou.,u.riur Of them
whicI. surely followed. being among
her chicY,st measures. \, Thackcrav
would .,v ,ct u. link -, her now in
IN. mo,,r,t ,r her h,rniuoss sur
ro,udcd ,,v for,un. vounr fair eager
hunnv Whn :, ,urcn ,h, must have
!, l .,
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co ol!irc~. 'ii' lnpi tpi '!Ot ill'iH li!'y
furnished ,i.,.,,..,tjnn tl,.ir reutl.
ui,i.,r.,iu,. l. H.. ,.rL .n.i the dv
iny
II ru r|..i .,..,.i IL M. Y,rA
ALI, ,. .i..,, .n,,-. ,In.,n,gou,
ii. rg.-.itY.4l...A..i.s,.r..ni.Y..gr.nu.
l, isd ....n., lor ~.
yli.i, ,...,.. ,t .,,l,r-
..: ..r,ion ~ Tim. 4 .,i.
III. ..j,
tu.; .t'..l.Girt t.n ,. ,l.r
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...,; ,a1 I, ID. .,M.ti.
ai.a,A nn s.4o. MA,
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o., iil aa. ,n, a...:. w,vi,,i..
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,u,.,;i.,. .i,, S.-,,,;,r, nr ..:,.,i
;l. d.,rir., nln,o,-.l grn,p tl,, y.t,.,
wnr..u.
IL. ,,n G ..ryirc =, ,.,i ...
,i,r. ,nl.; hin. wi, 81. .u,-
wl,rr. v.n >.uI me. I,,r,,lj,,. fam
uui :r,,;.: Nnu c,,, tru., m, Ca
cape ,ict,.tinn
The Srcrrt;,rv 81 War .;iI u,;,,,.G
Her whol, manner u,tc,tcd that. \or
did H.. need much rcr,,lasinn lcci,i
in. To atrcrt her offer. Yc,. he
would find work for her to 10. and
gladly.
Not lour after that the J,riur
young woman made her way torana-
da. There thr services She ,rrroruu
ed were O. incstimul,lc value To the
Confcdcracy. She established com
mllnication with friendly allies there
wurmcd secrets from thc .uc1ny and
never once made !, false st.n Sh.
came and went as suited her Will.
Shr was never .uspcctcd She
crossed the line over into \mrrira
ran down t. Boston and Sew York
when orcu..i,,n called called for il and
even visited IN, rational cartal ~,
WaSI,in.,on
hay. MOI tl,c fact, n hand nor
has the Constitution the snarc 10 re-
late in detail the history of her thrill
ing adventures as Il Cnntrdrr tie SPY.
The editors upon whom | rely for
fact, wrote but scantily of this part
4 nf the young womans career in,l
from what they say Of her ths, she
! did service Of incstiinablc vale in Can
ada IL Il SPY, and rs IN agent Of the
! Confcdcracy. that She went twice to
Europe on secret missions of great
| import, and that she visited Wash
ingt"n more than once during the
period ot her service she was several
times IN atlanta. She was always
active. always turning nr something
I'll m"mcnt Tor the Government. Once
iii a>hingt"n, when she was about
I" be detected, she gave herself up.
She was held for Il 'infc as prisoner,
and III telling awrltcr OF the Atlanta
lntclliccnccr about it two years later,
she said she was wei! treated during
her imprisonment.
OF course, her life during all this
time was chock full Of excitement.
When it became necessary to execute
her enterprise she did nrt hesitate to
| put herself in trousers, boots and
coat. What Il strappinr young fellow
She was! Many a bcautys eye. no
doubt. was charmed by the gallant
dashinr ynnurstcr. masuncra,ling in
borrowed toys and bent on nobody
but himself knew what.
r;r,,i, ~, ,,,,.,, w,m., .,v l,vs
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SHOES TO BEAT THE BAND

WE
grin. lust
double
PATENT FLOUR NO COFFEE his
DEAN G. RATLlFEE
selyescon
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won that young man substantial pro-
nl'tio" had he remained Tor any great
lchet'' % tllne with ms command.
he fortunes OF war and the r%igcn-
c''- 81 thc scrvic" IN which hr was
engaged kept Captain Hn''ri con
Stantly on the move It wa> turing
the invasion Of Pennsylvania that
y"nnl b"i'rd met hraYr y"lns
Louisiana officer 'aE'a'n 1'rrrl'Ilf-
lT''ty i"F' >t"rt 81 war 'nl1A' h'
Written around that meeting 1nd "iit
cur" - i'rnn2h' '"a"''''r nn'.'r
-''fh 'f"n1e err 'ii.'st'i" ''t 'i'
'"+ I'f 81 No'!ns >"n''i"n- "'f'
'tAii''' y w. 'Ai'''''1r ihl'ei
ff''ri '"r''!i' "i "''' 'n'.
'i'''i' 'l."l i''''i'. h''t''.'' -.
~ !N!f ''.t"i -'"n 'lt'i mni'.An =.
'.' f '".s'''N 'ni' tr "A ,'o
N''' '' " ''''''i i1''N i..''i.,' '!H.r
-f'' u 'f'i 1t'''i '"i' i!N'y .rNrf
th '''.'r rli"r tues ''",''tl +
"'r N,i. l'i' N.'' ''i.'i''''"' '.'i.
'ii '''' Hs'''r a. 7"'t4'f A'i is
'.A'i. h' ''i''! %! TAG War. ~" si",rr
ii'a''i ii"in"i't 80 TOM ~ ii!c south
i'''''' ''r. >''f -'neht n"'i.in- 'r'
"f'i't '''' ir'. rar"'i i"r n''hI''4 tut
- 3p'' |" me .ii'''i2, i':li'is rilioc
q mr. S'''' 'l'i!n''.
tt'r' h:trr her h.as' lcll''ir" int"
''rinr' i'aAIA 1T me i',;,l 81 a c"ln!aiij
al 't.diry 1hr c"ntinue" Is ~! active
il"'ief she ~A> connrctcd for quite
a l"n@ wAi'r XII y western infantry
:r;;!n:cnt and saw much r"u.h and
l':'lon> campaigning Sh" took part
III H"t 4 'itIic lighting She was
wounded three ''':cs, hn' not badly.
~hr wa, taken prisoner three times,
but Away escaped.
The end Of the war found her
ha' started t" say, broken hearted,
but such brave hearts rs hers DO not
break Though the South had lost.
though IT was marked with ruin, de
va-tation, INVASION, disorder every
where though all she had was gone III
the general wreck. and though she had
lost husband and had come out Of
the war alon", widowed. pcnnlcss,
she did not think of dcslalring. She
SET t" work >traiglltwny - rebuild her
Fortune With The won'icrrul energy
which had carried he: thrnush ;" much
peril AMI danger and which had re
suited III :" much ""oa 10 the govern
mcnt. she wrote three b"ntS. The
first "i these wai rallcd The Cruise
81 Shrnanloah. the others were y
Personal history Of the War and the
"i'ocm> of Hurnrd. She was gifted
with rare artistic and literary skill, and
IN her youth had been devoted to
literature. 1t WAS not difficult for her
to put into vivid, sparkling English
the thrilling things that had happened
to her during her four years Of service
III the war
In the biz Srrarbook in which |
found her story are two brief ncwsra-
per clippings i'll which We get Che last
glimpse of this matclle''~ young crca
turc One tells simply rf her visit to
Savannah, where She stopped 1T the
Pulaski house. llcr business there
was to interest Savannahians in the
publication of her three books. OF
her beauty, her grace, Ter personal
magnetism and daring qualities, the
Savannah editor said pretty much
what have set down mere in differ
on: words. The other glimpse is
afforded 10y the columns of an old
paper whose name is fondly rcmcm-
bcrcd by Atlantians, The Atlanta Ins
tclligenccr. don't know who the
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

The drummer who
tries 10 talk Il merchant
into purchasing a bill
of goods may be handi-
capped by Il face rcu-
dercd uns;Eltly by pinl-
pies and blotclies and
by a foul breath. Some
men imagine that bad
health does not llandi-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-06-21
Sugar as Food.

A lump Of sugar represents about as
much nutriment as an ounce of potato,
but while the potato will be eaten only
because hunger prompts, the sugar, be-
cause of its taste, may be taken when
the appetite has beeu fully satisfied
Sugar is a useful and valuable food.
II must, however, be remembered that
it is a concentrated food, and therefore
should be eaten in moderate quantities.
Further, like other concentrated foods
sugar seems best fitted for assimilation
by the body when supplied with other
materials which dilute it, or give it the
necessary bulk.
Persons Of active habits and good di-
gestion will add sugar to their food al
most at pleasure without ineOnveni-
ence, while those of sedentary life, ol
delicate digestion, or of a tendency te
corpulency would do better to use sugal
very moderately. 1t is generally as
sumed that four OF five ounces of sugal
per day is as much as it is well for th'
average adult to eat under Ordinar.
conditions.
So says Farmers Bulletin, No. SO, en-
titled "Suear as Food" prepared b,
Mrs. Mary Hinman Abel, under th
supervision Of the Office Of experimen
stations.
This bulletin shows that the English
sps akiug people are the largest consum
ers of sugar. It also treats of the chem
ical composition Of sugar, its food va
ue, use in dietaries Of adults and child
rem, and the sources of cane sugar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-06-21

Ny front door bell, an electric one,
got out Of order some time ago, and |
decided to give the job Of repairing i
to a young friend of mine who only
recently graduated from technical
college and started in business in our
town.
therefore sent him a note telling
him that the front door bell was defee-
tive and refused to ring when the but
ton WAS pushed, and asking him To
come aud fix it soon as possible.
Several weeks passed without his ap-
pearing, so dropped him another note
to the same effect.
Still no electrician, and began to
wonder impatienuy If had not better
employ some one else, when l happen
ed to meet him on the street one day.
"See here, Harry" 1 said, "didn'i
you get my notes telling you the front
door bell was broken, and asking you
to fix it?''
''Oh, yes" he replied
"well, why haven't you been around
thenr' demanded.
"Why, / was" he explained, In ag-
grieved tones, fright after | got each
note; and rang and rang gand rang for
at least half an hour. but nobody an
swered the bell, so eould't get in
(which dOor?' | asked, hardly
crediting the suspicion in my mind.
"Why, the front door, OF course he
said, ianocentIy.-N. Y. World.