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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION.
OUTPUT Of Colorado. the british
KlondiIse, and Appalachian states.

WASHINGTON. December @o.--The pre-
Iiminary estimate of the production OF
gold and silver in the United states
during the year 1888. made by Mr.. Roberts.
the Director of the Mint. shows total
gold production Of SO,6sl,l7O, an increase
over the production of last year Of y5.Z'5,-
GO. The production Of silver during the
year is estimated at sIi.i2i TO, an increase
during the year OF Si0W.2ll
Colorado heads the list In both gold and
silver production.
The British Klondike gold production IL
estimated at $l6,114l5).
For the Appalachian States, the gold
nroducfiou during 1893 f. estimated at
s3s7 .9H. against S}27, 100 and the silver pro-
duction. SsO57. against f2osS, for 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK
Coebelites Expect TO Organize Both
Houses of Legislature.

FRANKFORT. KY. December D.-The
Democratic leaders tonight assert that
they will organize both houses OF the
Legislature Tuesday. They say that In
no event will more than half dozen OF
the anti-Goebel Democrats vote for the
candidates Of the anti-Goebel and Repub'
lican coalition, If slate is put up by
that side.
The anti-Goebel leaders held several
conferences in Louisville to-day. and were
in communication with Republican mem
bers-elect here tonight. Their plans
seem 70 be still In embryo as to the most
important matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
A CORRECTION
Reported RowdSism In
York County.

on Wednesday the Dispatch printed a
snecial from Newport News, stating that
IL was reported that rowdies broke up TWO
christmas entertainments in York county
Tuesday night-one at Providence chufch'
and the other at ST. Michaels chdpe !.
Tho report. so far as Providence churcn
IS concerned, is denied by both the pas
tor. ReV..J. L. Paup. and Mr.. L. NJ. IRON
monger. Mr.. Paup writes:
CAS- the pastor OF the church, Deg
leave TO say that the report IS without
foundation Not during my ministry nave
| seen such perfect order at a Christmas
entertainment, when the house was hlled,
as prevailed at this entertainment.
Nothing. from the beginning 20 the end,
occurred TO mar the beauty Of the lovely
programme prepared by our young peo-
pie"
Mr. IrOnmOnger writes.
II was on the grounds some time be-
fore the exercises began and was the
last man 10 leave the church. There was
not the slightest disturbance Of any Kind
during the time. The community
i'm The neighborhood OF Providence IS az
orderly and moral in tone as any IN the
state of Virginia. No whiskey is sold
within five miles OF the church. and 1
don't know 4 young man i'm the commu-
nifty addicted 10 It's use
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December 30
Captain Thomas II. Rees, Corps OF Engi-
neors. who was recently called to account
by the War Department for visiting o..
NJ. Carter. formerly a captain In the
army, in his cell at Governors Island, in
contravention Of the articles OF war; has
been relieved from duty at Fort Totten,
~ Y. and ordered 10 take station at
Tampa. Fla. relieving Captain Jervey,
esorps Of Engineers who IS assigned 10
Captain Recess former duties at Fort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
woods PrabnbIe Cabinet.

HAVANA. December 80 The names OF
the members of General WOODS Cabinet.
and the assignment Of portfolios. Will
be issued tomorrow. l. lie believed that
the list will be as follows: Secretary OF
state. Diego TamayO: Secretary Of JUS
tice. Luis Estevez, Secretary OF Educa-
ton. Juan Bautista Hernandez; Secretary
Of Finance Enrique Varona: Secretary
of Public Works Jose Ramon NillalOn;
Secretary Of Agriculture. Industry and
Commerce, General Rius Rivera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

II VIII Result. II ~ Thought. In the
Calling Out OF 10000 Men.

ALTOONA. PA, December S0.-Bitumi-
nous coal-miners in this section met In
convention at Portage last night and or
dered a strike January lst. About loo
men OF the Portage. Puritan, and near
by cOlleries are involved
Sessions were also held at BarnesbOro'
and Patton. at which points the miners
also voted a strike, for the increase de-
manded at the recent Clearfeld cOnven-
ton. At these places. however. the men
will await the action Of the United Mine
Workers, now in session at Indianapolis.
The action OF the miners is Regarded in
this section as an entering wedge, which
viii result IN the calling out Of nearly
20 GO mlnprs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Four Men Killed.

LANCASTER. PA, December @.-Four
men were killed and several others IN
jured by a b0lor-explosion one mile west
OF Elizabethtown this morning. They
were employees OF Keller e. kresson. ran,
road contractors. The dead are: Donald
Haldeman. of Banbridgs. Wit Sherbahn.
of West Donegal Burt Davis. negro. of
Orange county. and an Italian known as
Tony The cause OF the explosion is UNI
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
New Trade Treaty with spain.

LONDON. December IA suecial dis
patch from Madrid says II is officially an
bounced there that negotiations have
been opened with the United states for
a new treaty OF commerce, and mat the
limited states Government has agreed 10
place Spanish trade upon an equal foot
Ing with that Of America in the Philip
pines for a decade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
DIES OF HER WOUND.
Mrs. Alfred Morrison, whose Hus-
band shot Her by Mistake.

NEW YORK. December So--Mrs. Alfred
Morrison. the wife Of the Professor OF
Languages at Mt. Vernon, who was shot
by her husband early yesterday, died
from the effects Of tho wound to-day In
her ante-mortem statement Mrs. Morri-
son exonerated her husband from blame.
She had arisen 10 care for her child. AMI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
VALUE or FOREIGN COINS.
That of silver Has Decreased OILS
Cent Per Ounce.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. December 90
The quarterly statement OF the values Of
foreign Coins. issued by the Director Of
the Mint. shows that during the last
three months the value Of silver has de-
creased .Oii6 cent per ounce, and the
value OF foreign coins has decreased ac-
cOrdingly.'
These figures Will be followed IN esti-
mating the values Of all foreign merchan-
disc exported TO the United States on and
After J2nnarY / 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
An INJUNCTION REFUSED.
Judge TuthiIrs Decision in Wagner
Pullman Car Case.

CHICAGO. December so.-Judge Tuthiii
to-day refused to grant an Injunction
against the absorption Of the Wagner
Palace-Car Company by the Pullman
Palace-Car Company. The injunction was
asked for by Stakeholder Taylor, OF Al
ton. H.. holder OF 100 shares in the
Pullman company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

from the same towns waited on Mrs
Lawton yesterday and presented her with
their condolences and flowers.
crowds Of natives and Americans wit
Messed the procession. the band played
dirges, and The crowds uncovered. Al
Pasig the t.lsket was transferred TO a
tug, taps was sounded, and prayers
We're offered by Chaplain Pierce.
The four enlisted men who served 3s
pall-bearers will accompany the remains
to the United States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
GERMAN STEAMER SEIZED.
said 90 Have Had Recruits for Boei
Army Aboard.

Army Aboard.
LOURENZO MARQUES, DELAGOA
BAY. December aO--The German steamer
Bundesrath. belonging TO the German
East African Line. has been captured. as
q prize. and taken 10 Durham.
The Bundesrath arrived here from Mo-
zambi-ue
The German steamer Bundesrath, Of
1919 tons. sailed from Hamburg Novem-
Der SIN. FOR Tanga East Africa
SHIP TO BE TAKEN BEFORE PRIZE
COURT
DURHAM. December 29-The British
cruiser Magicienne seized the German
steamer Bundesrath. I'm North Delagoa
bay. She will be brought before a prize
court
"BCER RECRUITS ON BOARD"
LONDON, December GA representa-
tive OF the Associated Press has learned
that there We're three German officers
and twenty men. attired I'm Khaki. and
intending TO serve the Beers. on board
the Bundesrath. which explains her cap
ture.
Regarding traffic generally on the East
coast II Africa, the British Admiralty
officials say the British Government de-
sr-s hat all ordinary and legitimate
trade conducted by foreign vessels should
suffer as little restriction as possible
STRONG ANgT-BRITIsH FEELING.
LOURENZO MARQUES, December 30
The capture of the Bundesrath has IN
creased the already strong ant-Briush
feeling Of the IJoilander and German sec
zion Of the population here.
"NO CONTRABAND ON BOARD"
HAMBURG, December 3o-The direc-
tors or the German East African Line
have received news Of the arrest of the
Imperial mail steamer Bundesrath Inc
commander Of the port OF DURHAM re-
fused an explanation Of the cause OF the
seizure. il rs declared here that there
MAS nO contraband OF war on board, ana
when application was made 10 the Ger
man Foreign Onice the latter immediate
ly Ir0mised interpretation with the British
Government.
The seizure Of the Bundesrath was re-
ferrld TO at a meeting Of merchants he'd
here to-day. After a speech by Adoiph
Nofnann, president OF the Hamburg
Chamber Of Commerce dealing with the
great progress OF the German empire du-
ring he closing century, Herr Eine.
sIeaking In behalf Of firms trading with
Solth Africa, asked whether the cham
bef Vas doing ali that was necessary fer
he protection OF German trade in that
lari of the world. German commerce. lie
assorted. had already suffered detriment
through the war in South Africa. Herr
Noernann replied that the chamber had
already considered the matter; that the
yeeefs owners had telegraphed TO Prince
Hohnlohe. the Imperial Chancellor, ask
ing The government 20 Intervene. and IL
was declared that nothing whatever had
been done by tho company which could
N any way be regarded as breach Of
neutrality.
A DISASTROUS SORTIE.
lDkENZO MARQUIS. December 90
AoNoes received here from Pretoria, un-
Ger caie Of Wednesday December 9Th.
say that an official dispatch from Mafe-
Aitg announces that In the sortie which
the British made from that place Deccm-
Der l5ih, attacking one Of the Boer forts
with cannon, Maxims and an armored
Train. 80 persistently that the fighting
RACED up TO the walls Of the fort, the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

Florida Tobacco and Fruit-Growers
Fear Cuban Competition.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, December o.
Many prominent tobacco and fruit-grow-
ers from all sections Of the state met In
convention here to-day to enter protest
against the proposed legislation by Con-
gress to remove all import duties from
sugar. tobacco. and tropical fruits grown
in Puerto Rico and Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

DANVITLE. VA. December S0-(Spe-
cial Miss Sarah Walters an elderly and
highly respected lady. who resided alone
near Cunningham. Person county, N. G.;
was found dead yesterday by an old
colored woman Miss Walters'g clothing
had ignited from the CRATE. and she had
been burned TO death. Her body had
been burned to crisp. Deceased was
about 80 years old, and was member or
a prominent family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
AMERICAN OFFICER WITH DoERs
kruger Gives Permission for One to
tccompany TrooDS

WASHINGTON. D. c.. December 90
President Kruger has granted a request
OF this government made through
United States Consul Hollis. at Pretoria.
to allow an American army officer to ac-
company the BOer troops as an observer.
and the War Department viii hurry TO
the scene Of hostilites a suitable man as
soon as selected
France. Germany. ana perhaps other
nations have officers I'm that capacity
there now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
III Hung Ching highly Honored.

The Chinese Minister Mr.. WI Ting Fang,
has received a dispatch from China, sta
ting that IL Hung Chang has been ap-
pointed acting Viceroy of two provinces
i'm the south Of China. adjacent TO can
ION an unusual honor. said TO be analo-
cons 10 that of the Niceroy Of In ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Farmers Alliance Man Kills Himself

TOPEKA. KAN. December @.-For-
mer Congressman Ben. Glover, a Farm
era Alliance leader, committed suicide at
his home near Douglass, Butler county
to-day. by shooting himself. De,
spondency. resulting from sickness aud
business reverses. WAS the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Orchards Wiped Out.

ATLANTA. GA. December 30.-Thirty
thousand fruit-treea. comprising the en-
tire orchards OF ID. G. and G. NJ. Bacon,
in Mitchell county. will be burned Mon
day. by order OF state EntOmologist
Scott. owing to the rayages Of the San
Jose scale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
ONO LEGISLATURE TOMORROW.
Party Caucuses-Nominnt for
Senate and House Offices.

COLUMBUS. O., December 3O.-The
Ohio Legislature will convene Monday,
and organize The Republicans have a
majority in both branches.
The Republican and Democratic
caucuses were held this afternoon and
evening. Those Of the Democrats were
mere formalities The Republicans of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
FINE YEAR WITH RICHMOND MANUFACTURERS.
Large Increase Plants and of Operatives and a
Gain Of over SG,OOO.OOO in Sales.

~o,nuA1 shted)
Richmond large
the
show
swhicl more
havn
sales
and one lf millions Of dollars the
Il
its kindred branches
is the exhib
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
s,o,y-storm in Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. December 30
MONTGOMERY enjoyed the first snow-stofm
of the season this afternoon and tonight.
The thermometer has been down 70 Is
and 30 above zero for several mornings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
pu,rman Injunction Refused.

CHICAGO. December 30.-In refuslnn
10 enioin the merging OF the Pullman.
Wagner companies, the Supreme Court
to-day held that sieeping-car companies
are but agents OF the railroads. acting
under contracts, as are other employees
OF the roads
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Suicide I'm North Carolina.

NORFOLK. VA. December 3O-Mr y.
r. Hood. n prominent druggist OF Smith
field. n. c.. committed suicide at his
home Yesterday. by taking an overdose
OF laudanum. He was well-known Doth
In North Carolina and Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

Size doesn't indicate quality. Beware
of counterfeit and worthless salve offer
ed for Dewists Witch Hazel Salve. De-
Wits Is the only original. An infallibis
cure for piles and all skin diseases. Bods-
ker Brothers. 4. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

her husband mistook her for a burglar
and fired at her without waiting to chai-
lenze her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. December ~
tEiIe Forecast Cor sunday and None
Virginia-Fair aad continued
cold weather Sunday: Monday increasing
cloudiness and possibly snow: continued
cold fresh westerly winds.
North CaroIina--Falr sunday: Monday
probably snow: continued cold: light e
fresh west TO north winds.
THE WEATHER IN RfcHAfoNU
YESTERDAY was clear. and the coldeag
OF the winter. Tho heavens IT nidnigho
were cloudless, The range 81 the there
momster was as follows:
A. M.....sss. s..s.s.ssssssssss..ss...L
a. .s.s...,s..s.s..s.ss..ss.X
IL Me-. ........ s...s.ss s..-..,.s.s...A II.
Il. M..ss...ss.s ss.s.s.ss.sss.......s....A
4. .'s..s...sss...s..% "a
IL Nlght...,..s ...s.... .s.s..s.s....s..1e
Mean tsnpsraturs,..... ...... ....io X
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Eighteen Beiow Zero in Michigan.

ALBA. MICH. December D.-The tenn
perature here to-day was is degrees be-
low zero
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

Mean tenpsraturs..... ...... ....lo Z
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fourth ring. For brooches floral SPRAYS are
much liked, and as pearls are in special
favor at present spray of pearls with
green enamel leaves is stylish. But other
sprays are brilliant in varied hues Semi
precious stones set in pearls or diamonds
are also very fashionable, and in this style
amethysts still occupy prominent position.
New bracelets show very slender gold
chain with drop charm attached, the former
being made so as to be drawn in to fit the
arm, and sometimes the chain is long
enough to be worn either as necklace or
bracelet, a slender gold chain with drop
charm being very popular for necklaces.
Here, however, strands of single, large
sized pearls lead, and, according to present
Ideas, have more distinction than diamonds
Delightful bracelets made of semi-precious
or precious stones set in flexible gold are
still worn, two or more being joined to-
gether and forming necklaces upon occa-
sion.
Cyrano chains are fully represented in
department stores and form one of the most
curious fads that has ever taken possession
OF popular fancy. Young women who
---ould resent an accusation of vulgaritv
pay absurd prices for long strings of imita-
ton pearls, coral, white metal, gun metal
or French gilt, to which they attach an
opera glass, muf, purse or trinkets.
Lucy CARTER.
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New York Fashions.


Regular Correspondence of the Advocate.
JANUARY IL, 1899
Princess gowns are the natural outcome
oi sheath like skirts and the former are
uow ircpueui for evening and full dress oc,
ca>jou~. though for street wear tailor dresses
ai,h short jackets or close fitting waists
are al pcryadiu2 But princess dresses
ean never become common. fer the reason
that ,her require a good figure though
much IN atoGeInent Is accomplished by fall
fronts that conceal DEFICIENCIES. The great
or number Of dresses made in the style
under consideration are high neck. but low
neck is not preeluded aud while compare
lively thick materials lead vet some are
devised in iiaphauoas fabrics though Us
uaily in such cases there Is a combination
81 more substantial goods Some stylish
dresses are made with skirts of thin mate
rial hayiu. an over>kirt Of French tatseta
silk either plain or figured and. in the
former ease, a border OF brucade is quite
ia order, i long, pointed oyerskirt being
seen most frequently The oyerskirt for
fall dress Is indeed established in favor;
close akin come> the polonai>e and doubt
les, much has been accomplished for It's
popularity bv the charming examples IN
lace that were shown at early openings.
Pulonajscs OF striped tatfeta silk over plain
are also very tasteful and not very eXpen
,iye-qujte the contrary if made up at
home Brucaded coats over plain skirts
Of rich fabric have also proved quite sue
ces,ful and are the more noteworthy for the
reason that brocade> in general and partic
ularly for evening gowns are used but little
Extremely rich opera cloaks and capes,
however, are made Of brocade.
WARM WEATHER FURS.
Good managers are taking advantage of
c. G. Shayue's January reductions to OBJ
tain. at advantage. those small furs that
are now recognised necessity to every
we'll dressed woman during summer as in
winter The prestige Of fine quality fur
is beyond that Of diamonds, and, if pur-
chased from dealer whose name is
guarantee. a perennial source of comfort
qualification aud economy as we'll since
fur, sold by Shayne twelve years ago have
been re-made this season. Russian sables
are his specially and his collection has
world wide reputation An elegant ex-
ample Is full about the meek with com
rletion Of tails aud larger one made plain
and reaching the shoulders is worn by
society belle to both church and opera
JEWELRY.
Leading styles for rings are the princess
and duchess, the former showing five stones
set in Il row and the latter three placed
similarly, and a fayorite idea among those
who can afford the expense is to wear sew
eral princess rings Of which the stones are
in harmonizing colors, as, for example,
ring set III diamonds that contrasts with one
showing rubies and another emeralds; sap
phires being an elegant combination for a
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PennsYlvania Items.

BY the burning of the Hotel Richelieu,
at Pittsburg, on Sunday morning, three per-
sons lost their lives and five were seriously
injured
The MELVILLE Lancaster County,
Mutual Fire Insurance Company has 81,
$50. 600 insurance in force, and in two
years It's fire losses have not aggregated
$500.
Harvey Wurster, aged 27, night station
agent and telegraph operator at Bingen,
on the Philadelphia aud Reading Railway,
was murdered at his desk Saturday morn
ing by Lewellyn Stout, aged II, who, on
being arrested ON suspicion, made "A con-
fession
John Blerins, city treasurer of New
Castle, was murdered in his Office Sunday
morning, and the safe was robbed.
Miss Sophia Dallas, daughter of the
late George NJ Dallas, who was Vice
President of the United States, died in
Philadelphia, on Saturday, in her 10th
year
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Farm Proverbs.

FI'tA t!lc iiHLlS anu fdIhi.
\ small manure heap makes a small
corn crib
Il is not he that sows, but he that ma
nures well that gets the big crop
Digging six inches deeper on the old
farm is better than buying new one
An inch Of sun shine is worth an ell of
shade.
The gentle dew blesses, while the cy-
clone distresSeS.
Grass and geese, sheep and swine, corn
ana kline, make farming fine
Keep i cat for the rat, and the pig may
&c, fat
Double the manure pile and you may
double the crop. 1t is better than buying
new farm.
One fat cow is worth poor coach aud
serubby SIX
\ mortgage on the farm Is harder to
Ii- oa- -hau sod Of wire grass.
Elbow grease and self denial will make
a farmer rich on trial.
Protect the birds aud the birds will
protect the crops.
BY flowing streams aud hills at hand
plant vines and trees to adorn the land
\ dog Is more noisy than pig, and is
uat fl o. ca; when he is fat.
IA flesh l. grass SAYS Holy Writ;
then grass for flesh is surely fit.
Improve the farm that is under you,
and you will soon have something to stand
upon.
# you work yourself those around you
viii wor5
\ tarmer who does MOI see the sun rise
baa need for an alarm clock.
No need to buy new farm as long as
You can make the old one better.
As a manure spreader the sheep beats
all he modern coutrivanceS.
Take care of the chips and YOU viii
never be without FIRE
An empty wood she'd is the sign of
poor dinner
load of muck Is worth ton of malt
aud costs les to get 1t.
Not every egg is sound tina, seems 80.
and lane horse makes a lame farmer
Waste leads 10 want, aud want lead, to
woe, before You start consider which way
you go
1t nine tenth, of the dogs tails were
GU, od mp to the cgrs the country would be
better of thousand fold.
The corn row viii not be straigh, if you
look behind you.
Plan, memorial trees on the birthdays,
and your children viii always have mou-
umtat
II YOU plant your crop at the village
store YOU will not find much Of tt at hary-
est time
\ bright pillow point i the best mineral
yui il existence
There Is more gold in the first SIX IN
yh,-> ot the surface soil than in all the
njoe, o5 California
The best coilins moth trap has not been
patented Il Is the jaws of pig
A weak fence makes a weak farmer.
some hen, will do a dimes worth Of
gaskljns over a cent worth Of egg.
4 razor back hog Is bad beast to ride
,u dinner on.
\ litsle salf on the farm helps to put
salt Ia he dish
Don let the noon hour eat up the
other ten
If yoa have jumping COW fix pickle
barrel lor her 60 jump into, and she won
jump hong.
Bat, in the crib give the teams pains in
the rib.
\ broken window raue may bring the
ioc,or gain
,f III that Is wasted in the Kitchen
could get back to the farm the farmer
uauil become rich
Little seeds make tail weeds, bu, tall
ase,, taake short corn
The farlner that burns much gun pow
der will -ron find hole in his pocket
baok
bi- farm sets too many chairs to the
dining table