Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-16

People who 20 not protect thei
horses with fynets, and who compe
the poor creatures to remain for hour
in the sun, unable to help themselves
should be made to undergo the SANE
brutal treatment
Rev. Schoenfeldt Of Bloomington
will assist Rev. O. S. Davis in til,
grove meeting to be held in Horac,
Underwood's grove August 10Th
Every body invited 10 worship God in
his own temple-the leafy grove.
There is good deal in the paper:
about "liquid air, and what it is 90.
ing to do for the people Soda water
is the nearest to liquid air Of anything
and most people who have drank il
and had it 60 up their noses and cause
rafting in the stomach, all at once,
know what it has done for the people.
Soda water makes more fuss and does
less to sustain life than anything that
costs five cents.
One of the best ways to equalize
taxation would be to have the asses
ment roll published as soon as it was
completed, showing the name of each
property owner and the amount of
his real and personal property, and
this should be done previous to the
meeting Of the board Of review. Then
the people would have a chance to
make comparisons Of assessments.
In case of poisoning, quick,
safe and simple remedy is salt and
mustard-a tablespoonful OF the two
in glass Of lukewarm water, swal-
lowed in a gulp or two. This should
cause vomiting in two minutes. Ii
it docs not in five minutes, give a
second dose. After vomiting give
the patient the whites of two or three
eggs unbeaten. Meanwhile get the
doctor as quickly as possible.
If there has been any one thing
or another that Marsh al-Street Com
missioner 5udworth has needed these
many years in his official capacity, it
was horse and buggy. His duties
call him daily to all portions Of the
city and goodly portion Of his time
was occupied in "hoofing it," He
made the purchase last week of this
parapheralia and is now in possession
OF these requisites. This will enable
him to cover tn same ground in half
the time.
-Pla,teville has two boys playing
in her baseball team. two brothers,
the Bray boys. sometimes known rs
the "moral twins" who look so nearly
alike that their own brother has hard
work at times to tell them apart.
Anyone who has ever seen them to-
gether knows the difficulty that their
intimate friends sometimes experience
in telling (which is tother They
played in the game At Livingston last
week. One was on the third trying
TO reach home base and the other was
coaching him IN Finally both Of
them mace for home and to save the
life Of the umpire he was unable to
tell which was the base runner and
which the coaeher and had to decide
the man safe.
One thing a poor man can de-
pend on this winter i that he will be
able to get all the apples he can eat.
His children can have red ones. yell
low ones or green ones aS Their fancy
dictates and the bin will be but a
triilc. Apples Of the most luscious
varieties, great BIG ones. will be- sold
Al s. per barrel or less-a price that
would be remarkably low under any
circumstances. From every state in
the Union where apples are grown
comes the report that the cropi is un-
usually large and this Wall have a
tendency 10 lower the market price.
New York the home Of the Baldwin
apple. will have greater crop than
has been reported il years. Illinois.
noted for the cider varieties. is well
e the front, and the apple tree, Of
Missouri are loaded with line fruit.
Ihc ahundanee ~ the lacnl ernn Nil