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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-11-12
MRS L. Glover, Vice Pres. Milwaukee,
Wis.,, Business Woman's Association, is
another one Of the million women who
have been restored to health BY using
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.

DEAR Mrs PKHAM married for several years and children
blessed home The doctor said had complication Of troubles
and could have children unless could cured He tried
me- but after experimenting for several months husband became
gusd and night when noticed testimonial had
been cured Of similar trouble through the use Of Lydia Pnkhams
vegetable he went out and bought bottle for used
and II twenty-five months child came cannot fully the Joy and
have something live for and all the credit due Lydia E. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound Yours sincerely Mrs GLOVER
st. Milwaukee, Wis" Vice President Milwaukee Business Womans
Women should not fail profit by the experience these two
Just surely they cured Of the troubles
rated in their letters just certainly will Lydia Pnams
Vegetable Compound others who suffer from womb troubles
Inflammation Of the oyae kidney troubles excaby
and nervous prostraon remember that it Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound that curing and don't allow
any druggist to sell you anything else in its place.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-11-12

A big job of work never moves fast
enough TO suit the loafers who watch
n.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

One reason why cows milk is dis
LID ID and found 10 be ndigestible by
some adults is that when the milk is
not slipped the casein formed by the
action of the curdling .ferment of the
gastric juice is dense and tough The
addition OF limewater to the milk
causes it to he preclpitated in easily di.
gestihle flakes and thus overcome the
disadvantage to a great extent. \ ia
blesk oonful of the water to each glass
IS sufficient. A little sugar of milk may
be added to correct the taste of the
limewater IL necessary Prepare the
ltmewater by pouring water on some
clean slaked lime and after allowing
It to stand until perfectly clear pour
Off the water into bottles.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03


RusK CORNERS, June I torn planting Is
the occupation OF many of our farmers ...
Children's Day exercises wiii DO observed at
the church neSt sunday commencing 81 ;al
o'clock y, IN. Everyone come and listen tu
the little folks keV Chapel viii preach tie
same afternoon at u'cinCk s- Cora White has
q new aFgaN. We sympathlze with Mr. and
Mrs, Fired Ferguson la the tCss uf thVte two
infant children N any Of eur ueas}e, the
sstd we'll as the young. are Stsacird RIth
what Is pronounced bs Nhuapiug cough lBIl
are convaiCscinS Mr., White departed flou
Iowa for visit With his daughters Mrs
John Yakiey called 0H MgS, kcU JSuainE ~
few days agu... M aau Mrs Marvin Wpod
Visited Graudma Fi-h yeste aay. Maggie
hiBnaraon Is at Aatae now Born. IA ar.
aud Mrs Geo. Storers, a oaY 0ur merchant
states that his trade Is samCNh hat dali Nj
aud Mrs. Isaac SiiHaIgh vtsHed the tattct =
parents yesterday =. Audi3 wsoa a1tvtsttru
the comlnencement exercises al jata Al
Friday evening - willard Harris aud family
have moved on their tarp1 on the rhiEo
Mr. aud Mrs. Jack kusk OF ba fatge. arrived
~ the q II home saturday aud tgWsBuoti rVet
Sunday. JUNN krH
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
Wen and nenAIA.

j once had trainer. an old irish.
ua.,, who had served In Rritish regi-
mcnt tn India and who knew the ways
of tigers In every detail. lie tagshss
three of them to do more work In the
show arena than have ever seen dono
by tigers. l have seen him sitting
down between two of them Mt rest
tlmce during rehearsals and examining
their claws to see IL any Of them were
sore or split. Amy one who has ever
tried that with even a house cat knows
that 1t strikes the feline nature a. an
understandable familiarity. but they
never did more than show thch teeth
and whine. aud that in half play full.
ness
oae day he get very drunk. had
never known him to transgrcss before.
Before he Was noticed ON his return TO
the cage he had gone In with his IT,
gers aud fallen I'm II heap on the floor
The either keepers tried Ia take hin,
out Of the cage. but 20 have done so
would have meant bitter and hlooHg
fight with the three striped ones. They
guarded him all nighs IN his drunken
slumhcr, The next tine he put them
to work. however. they halked, and he
could neither persuade ror drive thcm
They had ceased tn trust him. or some
thing Of that sort. and his usefulness
With them was ut an end completely
Il. Bostoc6 In Frank Leslie a.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
yIRoouA.

LONELY VALLEY More rain and more rest
Farmers In this community have failed
ta get their tobacco ground ready on account
OF rainy weather.. Hlg six and DIR. Bush
transacted business at the county seat satur-
day The d. u. e. o. rect every sunday
Jones nybing made lying trip to Spring
VILE. Arens Hawkiand makes frequent
trtHa to DybIng i. Peter Holmeu. our lead
ing blacksmith. ID delayed With his work on
tion III we're very successful capturing rat
tiesnakes until the Cherry Grove orchestra
was organized and now their melodious
music can be Heard All over section III, which
IL charming the reptiles SO they are rapidly
moving toward the Grove y hich will give
the Cherries a chance for chase. While
JehG Wallace was visiting Lewis WiganOw
sky's s9ap camp. he had the mis- fortune 70
fail Intp tub OF aoap which stoCd near by,
which made sir gerry qullter out OF him i.
Miss Mary k1otson visited ~ Christiauson's
drew L0nghouse has got new buggy and
tne team All the girls Ike to ride with
him because his buggy ha a long distance
axle August Rud and Juother visited Ut
a. NJ. Dahfs yesterday 80. Laura stecnsun
has clio sed sue sessfIi term OF school at
West Coon Prairie. tIbsrt Dyhlng visited
at Urness sunday, liz Six made a dying
trip 90 Mestby satureay. Matt Kud and the
horse Jockey drove through the valley sun
day. Lars Longhf use visited At hts parent
al bone yesterday. Ben Eic makes frequent
close ccessful terra Of school next Friday
At Seas Branch The dance at q. knutsons
last Saturday night W we'll attended and an
enjoyable time was reported by all,..,,sSevert
seNeFtson visited at DybiUgs sunday even
Ing JuNHY CAR
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
AFFLICTED HUMANITY ASSISTED.
Superintendent Of State Institution for Deaf Urge
Action.

Ii is the common notion that the
presence of a deaf child in family con.
stItutes q calamity in that family.
While it il doubtless true that deafness
IS serious misfortune. it Is not true
that 1t is hopeless one. Deaf children
can now be given 30 good an education
that they may become self-snpporting
and respected men and women in any
community.
The inspector of Schools for the Deaf
in Wisconsin has estimated that there
are now three hundred deaf children OF
school age who are now nor ever have
been in this institution or in any day
school. This condition ought to be
remedieG. Surely. every deaf child of
the state ought TO be either in the day
schools or in the institution. I ask of
everyone who may chance to read this
letter, their help in making known to
parents or guardians of deaf children
the facilities Wisconsin has provided
for the education of the deaf, to the end
that each child may grow TO the highest
manliness and womanliness
In the Wisconsin state school for the
deaf at Delevan, three purposes are
kept constantly in mind, namely. the
training of the hand, the brain, and the
heart For the fulfllment of the first
purpose, a complete manual training
course Is given. For the boys this in
cludes a thorough course in wood and
iron work to which is added work In
these trades Shoe making, printing,
cabinet and carpenter work. For the
girls a complete course in plain and
fancy sewing, dress making and cook
ing is given Some of the girls also
take up printing, Both boys and girls
are given work in physical culture.
The second purpose is carried out by
a complete academic course including
all Of the common branches The course
is a little more than equivalent to q
Common school course.
The training of the heart, that is, the
establishment Of a sound character for
each pupil here is the constant goal of
every teacher and officer in the institu-
ton. The many matrons. supervisors
and nurses give constant attention to
the habits of the children.
Each child can be given the best edu-
cation 1t he is sent here early The age
of seven is recommended, though for
very bright children six is better.
The state generously furnishes teach
ers, books, school supplies, medical at
tendance and board free of cost Ex-
oept "a TIE case of indigents it expects
the parents to furnish clothing, trans
portation to a2dflom achool, and money
for incidental expenses. The last item
will amount to about five dollars for
the entire year.
/ shall be glad to enter into correspon-
dence with parents or guardians having
deaf children in charge Anyone know
ing of leaf child not in school, will do
a real piece of missionary WORK by in
forming me of that fact
Il. W WALKER, superintendent,
Delevan, Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
Prom the Brain and Pens OF the Ceusor's
LiyeCountry and VilIsge writers.



RUsK Coi.NERs, May Fl. Farmers are busy
planting corn Clara Oliver Is at keadstown
sewing =. Mr.. White has gone 10 Iowa on
visit 10 his daughters. Pearl Hays are re-
1oicinR over the arrival OF little daughter
la their home Miss Daisy Wood will re-
turn home from iieiavan IN about two weeks
- Cora white has a new organ. Mr. ana
Mrs. Geo, Storer are entertaining a young
son 1t their home Ghiidrens Day service
will be observed at the church. June Z, COM
menclng at D. m..., Mr.. Ferguson will paint
the church seats which will greatly improve
the looks. The hard rain Friday night
did considerable damage I'm washing out the
corn ground: much had To be repiauted
whooDlng cough IS making . long extended
viait to our community Desmond orone-
ger has rented corn ground OF A. h. shilling
-. willard Harris and family have proved on
their farm on the ridge. Mr.. md Mrs
Isaac siibaugh visited the latter's parents
sunday Grandpa Alien Rus is quite
feeble - Maria Shilling Il visiting at her
brothers this week Mr.. Chapel will preach
4 week from next sunday afternoon. May
va bray for more spiritual blessings Mrs.
J. Yakiey called On Mrs. Is. jennings cue day
last week -. Alice jennings and Cora White
are taking music lessons Of Mrs Older OF VII
roqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
CARE OF cANARlEs.


In selecting 4 bird el.oose,one Of the
cross breeds pure e,.nsry with a
strain Of goldflneh 81 bullfinen stock,
says a writer In the Ledger Monthly.
These are characterized BY the deep
yellow Of the plnmage and black mark
ings for the goIdfnch or greenish tints
for the bnllGnch cross These birds In
rariably possess splendid voices and
robust constitutions, this last being a
great consideration, as the unmixed ca
nary has remarkable aptitude for de-
velopIfig diseases.
Owing to the birds strong suscepti-
bility to ,sDld the cage should never be
hung in a draft or stiff breeze; nei-
Their should 1t be allowed 10 remain I'M
covered in lighted room at night, for
n canary is nervous and excitable, like
all musical Compartments. and his song
win be permanently impaired, if not
destroyed, by such artificial exhilara-
ton.
With regard to his habits, he must be
taught to control his appetite and to
take his bath the fast thing In the
morning so as TO give his mistress a
chance to- tidy up before the day is ad-
vanccd. Never insist on his taking
bath. Instinct is stronger than opinion,
and he can always be relied on to do
what is best for his health. After he
has finished his Tubing" remove his
bath; otherwise he will bedraggle his
feathers until he resembles the famous
Jackdaw Of Reims after his excommu-
nication.
Then clean the cage for the day,
sDrinkling the floor with a generous
supply of gravel and sand mixed. Nev-
err mind what the bird fanciers tell you
about the advantages of those little
packages of gravel he VIII sell you for
s cents apiece The mixture of sand
and gravel agrees with the bird and
prevents sore feet That can also be
avoided by careful attention to the
perches. Never use the sand gathered
by the seashore, as the presence of salt
will kin your pet
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
JEFFERSON.

sPRIsGvILLR June 1.-The ice cream social
at Roy Harris last Thursday, WAS a decided
success, about one hundred and twenty-five
being present ~. The Nj. u, sunday school
will observe Chtldren's Day, June Il at 10
o ci@Ck a. me-. Commencement exercises at
~ 10, church Tuesday evening, June g.
Mrs. Lamech Graham was seriously Ill from
bronchial pneumonia but Is conyalescing. .....
Miss Gushing has been afflicted with throat
trouble; also Maggie Miller with the same.
Misses Mary aud Ethel Kendall have been
suffering with severe colds and tonsllitls
Elder Potter was unable to fiji appoint
ments yesterday. being Frustrated by eczema
from which he has ioDG teen = su lTerer. His
continued atliietton is as Il source OF regret to
his mAGy friends Frank Tillotson, who
has long resided in the west greeted friends
here after an absence OF twelve yesrs.....,M Mrs
La May Of La Crosse. and Mrs l. s. liam
ilton Of Eiroqua were in town few days
since Burns Dahl is entertaining cousin,
who lately came across the ocean, having re-
stded in Germany several years. Several
bridges were washed out or damaged by last
wees S storm, consequently the town board
have extra work .. We are proud OF having
two graduates from the Vtroqua High school,
John Kendall and Florence Officer.
ROSE GERAEIUM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
PRANkIIN-

IRSary POTS, June MIR. lIare from
New YORK, Il visiting At I'll Euer's. g, our
school closed last FRI ~ with m interesting
pro Z ram :. The LA. - a Id society met at
Mrs. Fayette Tainte = last Friday afternoon
sea. Anna Gaehde Ia very s'owiy recovering
from pisura pneumunia Ajax Nelson has
been uayine gAhle windows added to his house
49,, Albert Johnson jnst huiid new barn Ter
doe Mason. 1t Is "a shed 4nd hsru combined
The Aid society just purchased 4 neW carpet
and new window curtains for the church ,....
TIE sheridan place was sold at auction yes
terday at sixty hundrD Peter Foriney
heing the purchaser, We expect 70 cele-
twenty .Eat uf this mJuth....A number ar
cur young people o. Tended the shew Tea
nights In s. bar room III Niruqua last even
las Only one house Ia Liberty Pole Is va
cAgt. Mrs Fortuey Il visiting with her son
Carl hertha went 10 Sc pani ga visit
EIOLET
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

WEST PRAIRIE, June la. inuey has
been visiting at the old home In - Prairie
..s. Mr.. and Mrs. MoClufg are over
the arrtvaiDf a little heir.... Waltz ascOluFg
has gone 10 Moline IL, where he has accept
ed Il position.,...Will keafney was seen on
the Prairie sunday driving a spirited team
OF bays West Prairie was visited by the
tail end Of a cyclone, demolishing several
sheds and barns. The loosers we're as follow
ing: forge Forum, JoI Slater. Mrs Ever
son, II. Yttri. q. skagen and Herman lium
90. Elmer Forum had quite q mishap the
other night while calling on 4 lady friend.
Fl Is horses broke loose jumping two 1--WE barb
wire fences. making u circuit OF about fifteen
miles, They were found entangled In Mr..
Il lstad's wire fence Alfred Erickson at
&c uucd the dance at George Litzner's Friday
night, Jimmie Davis Is marking for corn
L.. l.. Davis and son Jim are going to put up
an 50 rod not fence for Z. i. Molland Mrs.
John Olson, nee ChristenA Chose. is visiting
at the old home. The North West Prairie
''Kyinde EOFening" win meet with M rs. Mar
TN F0rtuer Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Allen
IIalverson returned from their visit at CAFES
willie ana la Crosse. WRESTLING kUFUs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

PRnRATE NAYTTCE


Setice az az pliestion los final settlement
XrEREoN COUNTY CoURr-TS PROBATE
In the maiteF Of the estate Of Grafton
l4amma, deceased
q" reading and aling the anptieatien a. An
drew TOlivf>on, admiuls fraJor Of the estate Of
araftoa Lsngns, degea@ed, rcpreseutipg smnuE
ether thiHsS Ia. hs Has fu(lY 1Fntnfstered
the sid estate sad praying hat = 1ms and
place ht HNrN fHr examining XDG sitosiug
hts =etogpe It saeh ADMINISTRATION. and that
tie rpsGtus Ot the ~Ait StatC 81 assigned
5o sgcA tst- l,~ are ey law e1ti5aed 90 the
same;
Il L. 0nH7p3, TAss I'D application be heard
bssfore e. Nals g at gsueFa, serB thereof 10
~ hstd 81 ls'- ara ale OBJ = Iva e.. eity ~ Nito
aa- oa tb0 'sl DAY of July a Z t91. st 10
o tick s. rl.
Ae6 IL Il FBFiAtt ftts~s, TAas Office n
ter t1rae asj pI@es ~ eNa1ataju= "a sll.sSing
SAi-i scSoung ant { aNssastng tha retssiua 81
So rsEstr. &s Giyen ~ 81 qIUsoHs Iatcres ted by
Hnhl alton 81 sas,y - thss ri-r Tor shree Sue
eas-fse Nceks % tae Nyr'ets t-ss1~tp t'eaisgF. \
peN spsggt ,sHt.s s-3 tn sat3 casrt e. tasase Sc
asY 61sa l0f $751; / ae4gIsE.
u sss-NEA .--.-t f-ast-
Dated this SUaess gf 1Waf A d IglS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

In thes days Of successful surgery
one is apt t. overlook the great things
that doctors ,complish with skillfully
applied RENE les and the cures they &c
withot the 4se of the knife. OF course.
the knife cannot always be dispensed
with, but where ii can 1t is certainly de-
sirable since no operation ia entirely
without danger DR. McE.wee, the spe-
c.alist, who comes 10 Viroqua every
month, finds many cases in which pa.
tients have been told that they must
submit to 80 operation in order to get
well. The case of Mr.. Hoag. mentioned
before continues to improve. he having
been able to give up all treatment n
month ago and return to work. And
only a few months ago the doctors
thought that he must be operated ON for
apr 3ndicitis, Fortunately he consulted
DIR McElwee, who found an altogether
different trouble and promptly relieved
the patient with short course of treat
ment which was far better than to have
RIM the risk of the surgeons knife.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

When It Is understood that the same
amount of fuel is consumed In produc-
ing either gas or heat, 1t is readily
seen why one person viii use four
times as much coal as another without
producing any more heat, if as much.
When feeding coal after the fire is
made, only small quantity should be
fed at a time, and that spread evenly
over the surface of the fire, for when
fresh coal is added It for time lowers
the temperature of the firebox Gust as
pouring cold water into Il pot of boil
ing water stops the boiling by lower
ing the temperature until the added
coal is heated up to the igniting point,
when 1t first begins to burn and adds
its heat to the mass. When but little
coal is added, this lowering OF the tenn
perature will hardly be noticed, but
add large quantity and 1t can be
plainly seen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

Cut off the tip of each stalk and
stand the stem In water OF about 100
degrees. When they have revived, ar
range in vases fliled with lukewarm
water TO which a tiny pinch of salt has
been added. IL the tips of the stalks
are 'nt off every day and the water in
which they stand changed, they will
last much longer Remember In gath
erirg flowers 10 send 10y mail that they
should be scarcely more than buds if
you want them TO arrive in good con-
dition
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

No good health unless the kidneys al 9
sound. Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
kidneys right Sold by A. J. Johnson
Ale you tiredY Would You like to
get fat and plump Tried laughing, :"
'twouldn't work take Rocky
Mountain Tea twill do the business.
35 cents A J johnson.
For rent, rooms in the Ferguson
block Inquire of d +. Ferguson.
You feel mean, cross, ugly down in
the mouth, nothing goes right Bad
liver. Better take Rocky Mountain
Tea drives away the blues. SIS cents.
A. ]. Johnson.
when the bime comes when time is
no more, what q time Time will have
with no time in store. In the meantime
buy your time at
jos BoEHRER's. Jeweler.
We give you the news of the town
and country, and give it t o you good,
while the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
prints the telegraphic news of America
and the cable hapF enings of all the
world. $l40 for both papers per year,
Human nature is so constituted that
ali oeu aud judge better in the affairs of
other men than in their own.
Chronic bronchial troubles and sum
mer coughs can be quickly relieved and
cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold
by 4 Z T-f7-7~~-.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

Redness OF the hands may be cured
by patient treatment. Take an ounce
Of clear honey, an ounce of almond oil,
the juice of u lemon and the yolk Of q
raw egg. Beat these ingredients togeth-
er and apply the mixture to the hands
al night, covering chem with old gloves
which have been slit across the back
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

To remove grease spots on wall pa
per mix pipcclay with water to the con.
sisteney of cream. spread il on the
spot and leave IT till next day. when IT
may easily be brushed or scraped 1T.
II the grease has not diSapl Jared en-
tirely, repeat the process
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
now to Remove Tar stnins.

T. S-a-.s,1 s,,..::>.si and tar stains rub
lard, on,the stain and let it stand for
few lhours. Sponge with s,,i~.sr 80 49,
pentine until the stain Is removed. If
the color of the fabric should be
charged. sponge 1t with chloroform,
and the color will be restored.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

COOK Hollow, June 1--Luther walling
visited friends in the Hollow Sunday Miss
Grace Henry spent Sunday At home, A, T.
ia rmlchael Ia raising a fine Carrif Sc horse -.
Tom Olson spent Sunday with friends In this
hollow. Farmers will soon set tobacco ,,-
tiean Henry has finished planting his CORN.
Hiss Enola Carmichael closed her spriug
term OF school or Friday last. Il. =. Streets
has u fine young trotter John severs0n has
hired young man Just over from Norway
for the summer Perry Mclienry has n
striking bag for strengthening his muscles
JUNE BUG.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

How 90 Have Clear Window.
Tho easiest and best way to clean
windows is to have two channels cloths.
Dust the window panes, then partly
wiring out a channels i'll cold or slightly
warm clear water. Rub the window,
wiring out the other chamois well and
go over the window again. Do not try
to dry the windows.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
Wool Carding and Spinning
AT Avalance WOODEN Mills,
On June 2. 1903.

cardjrg and the manufacture OF WOODEN
yarps Custom work done 10 order. Those
who desire TO send their wool by stage can
leave II IN care Of A. ]. Beat, Niroqua:
Westby Farmers Alliance, Nestby Chase
Bros la FARCE f. F. Rustad, Blooming
dale. Ira DaineS Dell; a. Z. widmer, Rock
taa; ard a, L Curry, Valley. Il viii be
worked according 70 Instructions and re-
turned /. GLENN,
Avalanche, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

"And what is there 81 repsarkahlc
about hegS"
''She doesn't thiab she could improve
On the training Of ethei pcople's chit
dreB Chicago Post