Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-05-06
What Thew Have Said.

State dairy commissioner, Wright
dropped in on the creamery at Sumner
one day last week in time to watch the
milk delivery. He caused twenty-five
cans of unclean, sour or tainted milk to
be rejected. Result: Words that
would not look well in print; but
creamery men ought to be glad to see
filthy patrons punished. -Decoran Re
publican.
A Missouri M. d. in paper before
the Missouri Institute of Homeopathy,
advocated performing an operation
upon every infant few days after birth
to remove the appendix and thus elm
mate the possibility of an attack of this
popular" disease in after years.
Nashua Reporter.
An obedient husband up in Franklin
county, Maine was objecting to doing
certain work about the house, and he
quoted Scripture to his wife showing
that the household duties should prop
erly be assigned to the woman. The
good wife replied by reading to her as
tonished liege II. Kings, xxi, 10: II
will wipe out Jerusalem as man wip-
eth dish. wiping it and turning 1t up
side down" That husband has wiped
the dishes ever since.-Exchange.
Ackley has good ball team.
A beautiful sentiment, notwithstsnd-
ing it is some years of age, is the fol-
lowing: ave expect to pass through
this life but once; if, therefore. there be
any kindness we can show, or any good
thing we can do to our fellow human
beings, let us do it now, let us not deter
or neglect it, for we shall not pass this
way again. -Ackley World
Terrapin brin 800 per aozseaa ia ia New HEeew
| York. They bring severe illness to
some people. And we know it.-Cedar
Rapids Gazette.
Archbishop Kesne of Dubuque has
subscribed $1,000 for the proposed
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin interur-
ban railroad.
Miss Loretta Magee died at Williams
burg, N. T., of paralysis of the heart
caused by a fright ut burglars.
A gentleman In neighboring town
says the Dyersville Commercial, about
to ride on special car with number
OF others, discovered two gentlemen
who did not belong to the crowd, stand
ing on the rear end of the car. Think.
!, ing they intended "riding the blind" he
! walked up and asked them if they had
!, tickets-"No, we own the road!' they
replied, and "there is nothing like it."
/, The stock dealers of this city have
become so thoroughly disgusted witt
the condition of the railway stock yards
in this city that they have drawn VI
and signed solemn contract not to
ship another carload of stock over the
| Great Western until the yards are put
in better shape. There is forfeit Of
$50 attaching to any signer breaking
the agreement. The stockmen think
that the company should floor or ce
ment the yards as they are so muddy
, that in places the men sink In ovel
their boot tops. A petition to the com
, pany has also been circulated and gen
| orally signed by our business men ant
other citizens asking that the yards be
} improved.-Sumner Gazette.
, Clemens Mairose, while repairing {
, pump at the residence of his daughter
Mrs. Schroeder, Monday morning, me
, with an accident that will lay him W
for several days. The pump is of the
3 chain variety, and when he had 1t near
t ly out of the cistern the heavy top ovel
balanced him, and he fell in such wa,
J as to break two of his ribs. DIR. Mel
was called and the injured man wa
cared for, and he is now greatly i'm
! proved. The many friends of the gen
3 tlemen, while they regret the accident
!. are glad that it resulted no more seri
{ ously.-Dyersville Newsletter.
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