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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-03

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES do not stain
the hands or spot the kettle, except green
and purple.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-03

According to official central market sta
tistics recently issued 500 tons of snaiis
were sold in Paris during the year 1901.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-03

Carp are said to live hundreds of years,
and pike are also hardy old fellows.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-03

American flour is used for the bread
baked in Palestine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-03

American desks and business system file:
arc in use in Europe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-03
A GOOD MEMORY.

"He possesses good deal of mother
wit"
''No, his fathers wit. All tho mat
ter of memory on his part."-Detroit
Free Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-03

T He advocates Of good roads
will find plenty Of arguments
Il in the recent report Of the N
- r11ctrinl nminiSSinn ON flf
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In AlCalde SuSpendidO
en- SuS falClOleS.

e. Prfccipe Lucinge FAucig-
ny, ~ AlcAlde de una aides cercA
de Laval, (FfArcis) hA aldo suspen
dido en- sus funciones FOR hSher Ca, /.
lificado de infeEes los decretos orde
nando a clausuro de las escuelas de
las congreg&clores religio iosas no ku
torizAdAs.
~ SospeS hsmos que Sc trata
del mlsmo cAbAllero Que no h1cs
mucho contrtjo 10 ms trimo nio con ucs
DANA cpbAna, perteneciente Ia fA'
hiIia Terry.
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Una Ciudad
Amenazada de destruction
en- las Azores,

Parece que el movimiento volc&
nico de L. rnontada ePele6s repsrcu
to no sclsmente en- las Antillss siao
en- ei muudo enter0.
7 efactivameE to, he shf que en-
el grupc de las Azores, & poca dis
tsncia de l& isla Faysl, senalan una
erupci6n submarina. la cualerapci6n
hasta lego & smenszar la ciudad de
La Horts. La Horta es un puerto dc
n ar en- donde hacen escsla los bu.
ques que van de Europa & las Anti
las & Ii America Central.
LR erupci6n Sc efectu6 ell s&bs
do por la tarde Durants el dfa, en-
casi todo el archipelago sstuvieron
sintie 1Gosa lsg sras sacEdid&a de tie.
rra, anuy ffecaantes de otro lAio en-
esas latitades- De repente, csrca "
de las seis, SO VIC aervir al mar
Columns y de hamo sm sri;lanto
eisvarsa. Pisdras y rocas aruptivss
los reempls zsron v estas snr9ae
algInas eran do dimensio1es consi
derabEes Sc levar taroa an ell sire d
varies csntensres de IN stros. Por IL
nocne Sc aperci oiert que esas 70
css volca 1lcas d pssar de habar
atravezsdo una caps de sgua dc
gran g, ,resor estaban cA ianfes has
tS el roio blanco. En L. islss =. panico
es grands sunque b sta shosa no Sc
sedsie nj; 6 ana Victims.
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information.

E rorrespor ssl Gel <Dsly Msils
Gu Franz fo>t cshlegraffa diS ien6o
que los o6ciales ansas icanos que asis'
tan 6 las mariobrgs alemanaa 20 r..'
chen Eino pccas y frfa5 ateneiones
de pRrte del Enperador Guillermo.
90
e Shah de Persia ha salido de
P4rfs para Rusia.
Les Ministries de Juaticia Y Ma.
rinA de Francia SO encuentran en-
C6ycega.
"a Division de Ia escuadra del
Norta cnmentA las msniobras que de-
ben deteruinar 10 txcsica de los sub
marines fr&rceses.
E los primeros Gias del mes de
Ostuore Mr.. WAlde. k 'Rousseau sal
dap Egipto
El Min'stro de Cor eos y Tel6:
gtafGs de Aiemanis, acompaf1sdo de
varios sltos funcionhrios de dieho
Nit. fsterio, han exsminsdo an plan
para la distribucion de 10 correspou.
dencia por medic de IN electricidsd.
Ei Sistema es presentado por el
ingsniero scicelli Las cartas sa
rAn eovi@oss en- caias de aluminio
qee rodtraa sobre hilos sereoa 6 rs'
2on de 248 millas por hora.
G*o
Dicen de Vispa qus al Gobierno
hdngAro va 4 tomar medidss para
reeal@rizsr y re iucir "a Immigration,
e MinistTo prapsra an proyeeto de-
leg en- virtud del cual los jnmigran'
tes que no han hecho gervicio militar
les ser 6 en- absolute prohibida IL So
Ida.
Ayisos de Espaf1a comunic&n
qae en- L. proviscis de Pontevedra
aa han const&tado varios casos de
Iabrs que presentan todos los sfnto'
mas de la dabre alnarilla.
o*o
. q dirutsao csriista hA rac:bido
ura earGs d. Doa Carlos s1plica1do'
Is ioterveng@ s fin de- evitsr por al
momento todo moviniento csrlista
eu Espana.
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Proparando
10 DeCeSariO
para la cOmpra del canal
dc Panama.

Ps,fs, Saptiambrs II Mr. K1ox
qsieu ha llegsd s Pa:fs cnnctuit
"a aomprs "a los derecbns de- 10
Co1p, Ms del <Canal da P&nan g..
IA declarsdo qpo todsvfs 6 20 pue~
Sc dscir, referansa 81 esunto, sino
qae sigae en- negociacionss
Sc h&ca an estudio sohre los
paAt2A de- ley y de he hrs asi como
d. todos les tftalos de pr pi sdsd
que Is Comp f1f@ ofreoe en- vsnta 4
los Estados Unldos y cuya compfa
IS sutoria4as pnr al Copgraso
Narts americana siempra cue el
Presidents Roosevelt encueutfa al
n2gocio ssSisfActo il.
La inteljgeuci2 y sc:i7idad de
M Rassee, mplesdo Del Departs
mento del Ministro de Jastieis ;, ass-
plegada en- seis semanxs, ha eontri
bui6o mucho parasdar luz en- el Rsun,
to y oesvAnecsr cisrtos puntos que
pcdfsn ilspirsr apes j ,iores.
Sa cTee que los tratsjos preli
n asres para podet prsseut&r en-
brsve piszo IN iuforms al Pfseidsr
te serAn terminedos 10 mas pronto
pCaibla.
LIS ssuntos mas graves son los
relativos al csrActer legsl de IL nue.
IN y DE- L. vieis Ccmps11s y aus re,
lstioreB con el gobisfno frances, In
TT tnraisza 6s sns tfEnlos y L. 10.
flu ncis legal de 10 l'qui6a ci6n d. Ii
sntigaa C1mps MA soora los nego
clos "a is nueys ConOa MA.
Mr. Knox hs NslGc prasentxdo
h3y Mr. DelEssss por Mr. Horacio
Porter, Embaiador de los e taioa
unidos en- FrsEcia.
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MUY BLEN.

Ed les exAmepes que Ultima
mente h IN terilo luga1 en- L. Nor
NAL han obteni do ,fsrlos de mses
troa graduates las sef1oritas Victo
rims y B ancs B anco Morales, as
como Ell joven Sr. Blanco Morales
(don P&b o. todos pertenecientes
una distiuguids familis de Ia ciu
dad.
Cusndo Sc consideran los es'
faerz IS de l. aplicaeion y L. cons
tancis en- franca lucha con los obs
taculos es cusndo puede aprecisr se
10 justf-ia one sus grades signifi
can. Nnestra javentud Rbunda en-
aptitudes y ella & lejos 81 SO le
slienta y protegs.
Nusstros placemes 6 los jove
nes Blanco Morales.
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W CORRESPONDENCE" Dl 10 De sEgRMBRg DE 1909
InCendiO en- Carolina.
Una mujer perece des-
pues de haber S alvado a
su hijo.
de maestro Corresponsal J

Setiembra 18 Como entre
echo y uueve de 10 ma1AEa de este
di', Sc ineendi6 una casjta que eg
81 barrio de Heyc mulss, pose1s 3
Juan 7. Msleudfz.
Refiera Ell mencionaao individuo,
qus hallSndose tr&bajsndo en- 10 fac
to1fS sBuana Vista, enclavada {
largA distancia de su casa, fue svi'
sadc que esta ardfs siendo paste ds
lss llsmss, y deisndo sus f .enas sc
dir1g;6 al sitio en- union dc algunos
amg & 8, y cuando lego VIC Que IL
C So habfa sido t0talmente deslruida
y su mujer teEdida faers de To-
mancionada casa con horribles que
maduras y cssi sgonizsn5o, ptr 10
caal decide trasladarla & este pua,
bio, como 10 hizo, hAhie1do f.liacido
q los pocos momeutos.
La vfct n de este suce %, que
Sc cree purameate casual. 80 llauA-
ba Maria do 10 Cruz Vazquez, relsti
vsmeute joven y de color -nulsto
claro Su cze~po presanta indr;dsd
de lAmparones proaucidas por las
lIamas, y las cuales dztermiuaron
La muest te.
S gun il formes que he poaido
sdqnirir, Marfa de ID Cruz Vszqnez
habia legr &do escspsr d 81 faege; pc
ro. rotando qae un hiio sayo de
cortA 5dad y ua bsul con ropas que.
6sbau en- IL c&ss, penstr6a & esta y
lcgr6 salvax l. vids a sn hijo, siendo
incendiadss eus ropks IL intentar
cargsr Con e. bsni.
El Juzgsfo ie P.z instruye dill
genclas de este asnntos y 81 efscto
hs ordenado 10 Sutopsia del cad&
yer.
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CARTA

de un puertorriquef1o que
suscribe la tests "unionls-
ia"
Desea que Sc le conslde-
re como tai.
Sc nos remi g lA siguiente carts:
Sr. Lcdo. D. Rosendo Mstisnzo
Cintr6n.
San Juan.
Distipguldo Sr. mio:
Siempre fni partiaArio ferviente
de ID uni6n;y hoy que he leido su
prcgrSma, y vi to los laudSbles pro
poeitos y sana doctrins que en Clara,
tengo al gusto de mAnifestarle que
puede y coDtSrme en- 81 ndlnero de
sus Adeptos; quedando de u con to-
do consideration Alto. 8. 8.
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El Crimen
de QuebradillaS.
FL presunto homicida no
es un hombre de ma.os
antecedentes.
/ ONO en- QueDradilIaS no hay
m6iicO la autOpsia no Sc hizO
haSta ~ hOraS deSpueS.

Septiembre Is FL dis IA del 60.
rriapta 4 las 5 de Ia tarde tuvo como.
cimiento II Policfa IusuIsr de este
pt bla do de que en- Ell bsrsio de San
AntOnio Sc habia comatido un cri-
men. embellishments ssl.o una pa
rejA NJ lugAr oita do = encontr6 nuer'
to DO prA terrible prnalada Que le
strave 6 el corsz6a & Carlos Estrs-
mera, rasultando ser autor del cri-
men 81 joven Sim On Rever6u do
nauy bnenc Rntecsdent2s y da inta'
eh 4ole conducta, = eI cusl fac cap.
tErado y gresto disposition de- Co.
DO con Ell arma homicid
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LA AUTOPSIA.

Esta Sc veiiic6 pur al DR. Agui'
yra 81 martes { las de Ia taEde AZ
hcrat despues de comet tsdo eli ceimen
10 cue 5emuestrs nna vez m&s ID ne
cesi@ad que exi,te en este poblado
de que uno G = los m6dics &c Camuy
tapga tn re idancia sqpi, por 10 que
la mes a Atenci6n del
Gobierno sobre este particular.
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r. MONTES
GRAN BAZAAR DE ROPA HECHA
Y
S A S TRERIA

Allen 28 San Juan.
Constante y complete surtido en-
Trajes hechos, Camlsas, Cuellos, Pn-
nos, Coriatas, Tirantes, Ligas, Pa
raguas, Capas impermeables y de-
mas artlcuIos para caballeros.
Para ZRAJE,S Il In MEDIA
hayun bonito y espl6ndido surtido
DE- CASlAIRES Igleses : France
SnS.
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Ell JUZGADO

A las cuatro de- Is nsf1ana cons
titnyose el jozgado y hscho ei reco'
un:iento = prscticadss las pri0erss
diijgenciss Sc ord an6 fuera traslsds'
do 81 cadSger al hospital donde Sc
praetiearia ls SIT >psia.
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TARJETAS de vista con sohre
y sin ellos, Sc kacen en- ala Co
rrespoRdeacis,s
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I'm e,ls& tlpograt1a SIS ,has:9 4od&.
lAsa dc trsbaioa 4 ,,reeios vs6alaos.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01

can manufacturers are Offering No. 2
northern prices for wild goose macarcni
wheat, which was formerly invariably re-
jeeted.
Maearoni wheats differ radically from
field look more like barley than wheat.
The thorough establishment of this in
dustry viii do much for the semi-arid
plains. A million or more of acres can
thus be given 10 profitable wheat rails
ing which, on account of drought. have
heretofore been entirely idle or less prof
itably employed. The farmers of the
West and Northwest are awakening to
the Importance of this industry and car
load lots of macaroni wheat are in de-
mand for seed next year. The official
tests showed a yield of one-third to one
half more per acre than any other wheats
grown side by side with them, and in
1900, when other wheats were almost g
complete failure in the Dakotas, the mac
aroni varieties produced a good yield of
grain o excellent quality.
The section best suited for raising
macaroni wheats, according to the gov
eminent map, begins west of the ninety
fifth meridian and includes North and
South Dakota, Nebraska except extreme
eastern part: eastern Colorado. western
and central Kansas, western Oklahoma,
extreme eastern New Mexico and central
and western Texas. The United States
imports over 10000, 000 pounds OF mac
aroni annually, at an expense of $780,
600
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
And the "norrid MAN. Fled

He was Columbia man and she was
a Barnard girl. Chance sent them
down town side by side in an Amster-
dam avenue car. He was big and good
looking, and dressed in typically collie
gian style. She was quite pretty and
refuted the aphorism that there are
pretty girls and girls who go to Bar
nare.
Sac was writing vigorously in blue
ard white notebook, and he kept trying
to see what she was writing by peering
over her shoulder. She seemed not to
mind at first, for apparently she
thought him rather nice. Gradually he
became more fiirtatious and more Gu
rious. Suddenly she lifted her paper
so he saw quite plainly that she was
writing to a girl friend.
There is she wrote, "a horrid man
staring over my shoulder at every word
| write"
He started, but she didn't act as II
she thought he saw, so he continued
unabashed. Then he read:
Don't you think you have read all
you really need to Of this letter. Mr.
Man, He took one glance at her
SAYS the New York Times, and fed
hastily from the car. while she erased
her last sentence and serenely contin-
ued her mlssive.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01

unless she has ance<y behind her and
has the type fairlyyell developed in
her, she is not like TO have progeny
that viii carry Onker record. As u
general rule. it is fe to select the
large and well-maAed pullets of the
type as the foundbon, even though
they may not lay sdeil as the smaller
fowls e the same bed, for they are
closer to the type hred. In order to
accomplish this graag up properly a
careful record Of 4 egg production
should be kept durg the winter. as
well as a record ofle egg formation
and size, and the u of those pullets
should be properly Ated in the spring
and the eggs from & selected lot only
used for Matching. bn a continuance
Of this selecting ed season. wedding
out those that fallehind the record
and adding those II improve. with
the mating by coclscom eggs laid by
hens with equanyHod egg records,
one will be able in L or three seasons
to come very close he two-hundred-
egg strain.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
Hints About Use.

Teach d horse wha4ant him to
do and he will always
Plaster scattered oitabIe floor
keeps down bad odorsurifies the
air.
Don't put your horst in unskill-
ed hands. Good feet aled by bad
shoeing.
You can influence kape of a
colts legs by keeping 1t trimmed
in proper shape, the 3 You can
trim a growing twig.
Have your horses fessed oc-
casionally. n little az given to
this viii prevent a softde-driv-
er" or "puller," 1t pre'fe mouth
and assists masticatiaf
Keep your horse feePd by pro
per food and care ANVIL more
than repay yoU 5or thd xtra time
you give him.
/ Tie your horse so can lie
down comfortably att Ii is a
practice with some Ito tie a
horse so he can't liel to save
work in cleaning him 4 morning
Don't bring your hor1t from q
drive II you can help b do, rub
him thoroughly dry. jog or
walk for a short dlsdfore IN
hitching win cool him kker and
/ save much work.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
INSANE INDIANS.
Civilization Spreads Another Grave
Ma1ady Among the Red Men.


Ma1ady Among the Red Men.
1t is expected that within six months
the National Indian Insane Asylum, just
completed in Canton, S. D., will be taxed
to its utmost capacity. Insanity among
the Indians is growing, most cases hav-
ing resulted from religious fanaticism.
They are naturally superstitious and hab-
itually work themselves into freDzies by
their ghost dances and other weird eere-
monies. AS these Predetermined red men
received little care OF attention from their
relatives or tribesmen, Senator Pettgrew
took the matter in hand and after asking
for an appropriation of $4,000 IA 1893,
which was later increased to 100000, he
had plans drawn and Immediately com
menced construction.
1t is a peculiar but significant fact that
there was practically no insanity among
Indians until their association with the
whites. As it is, a very large percentage
of cases are found among the half-breeds.
This is entirely consistent with the Grim
inal records, which show that the half
breeds, instead of being bettered by the
introduction Of white blood, seem to rath-
er combine the iniquities of the two races.
Even the insanity cases among the full
bloods are shown by their maladies to be
the Indirect result of the supremacy of
the palefaee. According to this it is a
fact that as civilization grows among the
Indians the number of patients will in
crease.
The structure is a handsome one, even
for the government. Pressed brick and
white stone were used exclusively and
the roofing is of slate The building is in
the form of a Maltese cross. 164 feet long
and IA feet wide in the center and will
accommodate about 70 patients. There
are now at the national asylum in Wash
ington eight or nine insane Indians, and
there is illustrated among these the diff
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
situation in regard to customs dutieA
American Economist.
This Nations Baiance Sheet.

This Nations Balance Sheet.
The season Is at hand when a busi-
ness man compares income and expen-
diture and strikes a balance 1t is fit
ting now for the American people to
do the same.
In the last three and one-half years
we have extended our national bust
ness. We have fought a foreign war
and put down an insurrection. We have
added Porto Rico. the Philippines, some
smaller islands, and virtually Cuba to
the area for which we are financially
responsible. Aside from any question
of moral obligations thus incurred,
what is our financial standing now as
compared with three and one-half
years ago?
On April /, 1898, our national debt
was $S47 ,366,6 $50, and our cash on hand,
or working balance, was $226, 1876, GA.
The Spanish war increased our debt on
Nov. /. 1899, to $i,046,049020. but on
Nov. 10, 1901. we had reduced it by
S92, o21, $40, or to 1854. 027, $50. Nor was
this all the saving, for we had also cut
Off $54,54S, 424 interest which we would
have paid In the next seven years had
we not reduced our debt
Our interest charge has been reduced
from $40, 34T SS4 to $2S.471 ,22S annual
| ly. Our decrease of liabilities from
Nov /, 1899, TO Nov. IS, 1901, including
interest saved. was really Sl46,570. 294.
while our cash on hand, or working bal
ance was then $500, 1872
| Nor has this decrease of liabilities
and Increase Of assets been obtained by
placing heavy burdens on the people.
In fact, no one to-day dreams of in.
creasing taxes, Notwithstanding the en-.
largement of our national business.
| Our income is more than sufficient for
our needs, and the only question is
whether we shall reduce taxes and thus
reduce our debt more slowly, or keep
up taxes and reduce our debt more rap
idly. Furthermore, we are the only
great nation that is not increasing eth
err debts Or taxes or both.
AS the American people look at their
national balance sheet and see their
| liabilities being reduced at the rate OF
! $46.000000 a year nominaD and $T3,'
100000 year tactuaD, counting inter
est saved, and note that this has been
accomplished in the face of foreign
war, Instruction, and considerable ex
tension of business, and compare their
condition with that of other nations
they have every reason, to be satisfied
with the policies and the management
that have produced these results.-Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
A Lnr of Anelent Rome.

OH the Roman was a rogue,
He erat. was. you bettum;
He ran his outomobilis
And smoked his cigarettum;
He wore a diamond studibus.
An elegant cravattum,
4 maxima cum laude shirt.
And such u stylish hattum!
He loved the luscious hic-haec-hoek,
And bet on games and equi;
At times he won; at others. tho,
He got it in the nequi;
He winked (quo usque tandem p
At puelas on the Forum.
And sometimes even made
Those goo-goo oculorumi
He frequently was seen
At combats gladitoria'.
And ate enough to feed
Ten boarders at Memorial:
He often went on sprees,
And said, ON starting homus,
"Hic labor-opus est,
oh, where my-hic~ hic~-domusT 70
Attic he lived in Rome
OF all the arts the middle
He was excuse the phrasel
A horrid individ'l;
All! what a diff'rent thing
Was the homo (dative. hominyl
OF PARKWAY Il. c.
From us Of Ammo Domini.
Harvard Lampoon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
Annie Tree Borers,

Apple growers through the country
lose annually many trees from the ray
ages of the apple tree borer. There are
two species. one of which is known as
the fiat-headed borer and the other the
round-headed borer. Both are shown
in the accompanying illustration. BY
taking proper precaution many apple
trees could be saved if watched care
fully.
All trees should be closely examined
early In the fall, when the young lar
vac or worms, if present. may be de-
teeted by the discoloration Of the bark
which sometimes has a Ilattened and
dried appearance. Exuding sap and
the presence of sawdust-like castings
give the clew to their whereabouts
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
M,KINLEY MEMORIAL.
Judge William X. Day Issues a State
rnenf IN the Pn hIfc.

Judge William K. Day, president Of the
Mckinley National Memorial Associs-
ton, has issued a statement to the pub
lie, concerning the work Of the associs-
ton. In part the statement says:
The Mckinley National Memorial Assocla-
tion was organized to afford an opportunity
for the people Of the United states to eI.
press their personal love and devotion to
the late President BY the erection OF a 1T
ting memorial above the grave OF Canton,
Ohio, acre he will finally rest 10 accord
With his own expressed wish.
All banks have been designated deposi-
tories fer subscriptions. All postmasters win
receive and forward moneys and all express
companies viii issse money orders free Of
charge and, wheu necessary. forward mOn.
ey free.
IN every case the name a8d address Of the
subscriber should be- forwarded 10 the treas
urer, MFrOD I. Herriek. Cleveland, Ohio, for
preservation In the permanent archives OF
the association. and 81 order that souvenir
certificates may be sent 10 each.
The National Memorial Association will
Join with the William Mckinley Memorial
Arch Association Of WASHINGTON 10 erect q
national memorial at the pifol OF our
country 10 commemorate bis services to tbs
Mat1sD-
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Whenever such indications are SEEM
the insects should be dug out with
knife or other sharp-pointed instru-
ment. Those which have bored deeply
into the wood may be reached by
sharp, stiff wire thrust into the hole.
They can also be destroyed by cutting
away the bark at the upper end OF the
chamber and pouring scalding water
into the opening so that it will soak
through the castings.
Among the preventive remedies, al
kaline washes or solutions are probably
the most useful. Soft soap made to the
consistency of thick paint by the addi-
tior of strong solution of washing
soda in water. is a good formula for
application. 1t should be painted over
the bark. especially about the base OF
the trees and upward to the main
branches. A small quantity of gas tar
added to he solution will also assist in
repelling the insect and will not injure
the tree. Orange Judd Farmer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-01-01
NATIONAL INDIAN ASYLUM AT CANTON. 5. D.

ferent types of insanity as well as the
degrees of Indian blood among the pa
tients.
This modei building for insane Indians
is the only one of it's kim, in the
world. The institution will be in charge
of ex-Congressman o. S. Clifford of Can
ton, man of wide experience in both
public and business matters, and one
who is acquainted with Indian life.