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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
SoDcott In eSnOicn.

Gie Mliaten be9innen, Ii9 5u fii6len.
gsH bsaannen bic @bineIen nit bem
gopcott ameritaniiber g8aaren unb
nun fan9en Die Snoier an, en9lii6e
Waaren gu bopcOtten. 0febr als 50,=
900 8engaleien baben bel Dem beiligen
Sempel bon Galigbat por Der 80ttin
Gaii aei6poren, als groteit ee9eu Die
5beilung Der Propin3 8en9alin. bon
iebt an ale britii6en @aaren 3u bop=
Gotten. Die Nrbeiten in 8erbinoung
nit Der 8ernaltung Der Yropin3 paren
in ben leBten Sa6ren oerart an9epa6=
fen, baB Die Geaierung es fiir n0tbia
fanb, bic Brobin3 in stpei Sbeile gu
tbeilen uno fiir oeren Dertpaltung Slpel
gia=8ouberneure su ernennen. 9a=
riiber iino Die 8en9aleien furdtbar
nnfgebra6t. oenn lie erblifen oarin
sinen 8eriu6, ourb Sbeilung Der 8e=
p6lterune Die Nationalitdt Der 8en9a=
lefen gu 3erifDren. Sn 9ubenoen bon
geriammlunsen, Die in Sengalen ab=
aebnlten tpuroen. bat lid oas 0olt uer=
pHibtet, ben goDeOtt 3u unterittBen,
Der iebt aud bon Der grieferlhafi
}anftionirt nor0en lit.
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SetO Shr DerIobt?

gerlobte 2eute Iolten baran geoen=
fen, bar na6 Der gerbeiratbun9 uiele
Streiti9teiten oaour9 permieoen tper=
Den tDnnen, oaB man bic 8erOauungs=
Srgane Ourtb y@Iectric 8itters" in
9utem 3uitano erbdlt. 8. u. 8rown
bon 8ennettoille, 9. g., iagt: .seit
Sahren litt meine 6rau i6reflib an
Gpspeplia, berI9limmert our9 eine
fridge Seber, 10 oaB iie ibre Stdrte uno
2ebenstraft perlor uno gum S9atten
ibrer friiberen @eltalt bintpeltte. 8a
beriu9te iie electric Bitters, tpelde ibr
iofort balien uno iie suleBt gans seluno
ma6ten. sic 1T ieBt fart uno ae=
funo. 8arantirt in MtQer's Npotbete.
preis so Gents. Sn MiQer's Apotbete
miro oeutid gelpro9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-05
9ie 8teAiers@erfa mttluag IN
0Ma0eutiittet.

gti1t peuiser als $500 Berionen
batteR Neb in 8naoenbatten gu Der
Sabres= Gerlammlung Der Pioniere ein=
QeIuuoen. 9ie neue Serrenhuter
Rirha mar biz auf ben lebten plaB
sefiilt. als bic 6sierli6teiten er6hnet
wuroen uno nad einem @r6fnungs.
eebet unb na1oem Der gbor Elm Sier
oeIuneen, betpi0tpmmnete Serr 8. q.
@utenIobn als MaDor bon 8naoen.
bitten Die fremoen 8dite. worauf Ser,
Sobn 8. Cunning bDn Suscaramas
antwortete. IS purben ferner nod
Geoen eebalten bon 5bomas y. Gan.
fin BON 8uib Sopnibip, Prof. s. q.
8eieer BON @anal 9oper, 8ouperneu,
Serrid unb 2i9ter u. g8. Patrif Dor
Stem pbilaoe!pbia, noruuf nod 9eiun'
gen nuroe uno Grdulein Sattie Scot
Don Nen philadelphia in einem Coli
ibre Sertisteit I'm Pfeiien oemonfrlrte
Sopeit mir b0rten, fpar Seoermanr
bD9lib befr,eoi9t unb Mles nahm elmer
quten gerlauf.
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@Is Oh ,t,an 6elo finoet.

@enn man @eiunbbeit finost. 10 1T
es, als pb man 8elo finoet - 10 benten
Die 2eute, nelde frant finb. Wenn
Sbr eine Grtdltung babt, Suiten, ueben
Sals ooer entsunoete 8ruit. 10 wdre es
beher. Sbr piirbet raid banoeln, tpie
%. 6. Barber bon SanoD 2epel, So.
gr iast: sd bate Elm idrefli4es
8rufleioen, beruriadt our6 Raud
uno Roblenitaub in meinen Sungen.
Na6oem i9 nun our9 anoere Seil=
mittel teine 2inoerun9 erfahren bate.
wuroe i9 gebeilt our9 v0r. Sing's
Stem DISCOVERY" fir s9wlnoiu0t,
Suiten uno @rtdltunSen." @r0Bte,
AbIab bon ir9eno elmer Sulten= Ooel
2ungen=Meoisin in Der @elt. So
rantirt in Miler's Npotbete. Prei!
SOC uno 81. BrObe flaibe frei.
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9as Meiler oes gsnmoars ties

Gs 9iebt Jdlle, no Der 8ebrau1 DEG
Mefers oes Wunoar5tes notbmenoig
tpiro, um Elm Wteni9enleben su re!ten,
nber in neun 6dllen bon sebn miro Die
Natur bur1 Die ridtise WeSi5in unter-
itiiBt uno auf ibre eigene, CUTE Nrt eine
Sur beiuerfifeltgen. Jrdulein 8ar=
barn Sungpif, aus Sang, 81. g., per=
fiel bem Dteher oes Wunoarstes uegen
tines Gemdhies breimal. aber Obne
grfola. Sic iagt: sd bante @ott
fiir Gorni's Observation-Disclosures
ipelner mid gebeilt bat" Seine Npo=
fbeter=W =Webi3in. Wirb bireft an bic
2eute pertauft. Or. peter GabrneD &
6ons 60, ll2-1l8 go. Dopns NDe.,
gbGa9O, Jn.
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5etttabelle
Der
areisgeri6ts Stbultge1l
int Sabre 1906.

Staat Ohio,
fSinfter &reissert4ts .9titrift
Ss iSt hermit oraeprbnet bog bic lernline bes
Greis9eridts Der neri9teoenen @onnttes N olelenl
qenannteu Sreiie fir oaS Sabr 1906 Toi9enoermoBeu
beitimmt ein iollen:
aIbIann Gnuntg.
Sn QIblanb gpuntp ON 8. Wtoi uub om 27 No=
penlber.
sn goIbprtou @ountD am Is. wtai unb um 3d..
Gftober
SIN 9eIatpare gpuntp am IL. SuH uub ON s. 9es
sember.
TairFeln Gounts.
GIN SoirFielb gouutp am 8. Sannar unh am 10.
September.
SIN SpImes gOuntp am q Wtat nno am lS Sto'
pember.
Sn 4nor gpuntn am 20. Dtdr5 unb ON 9. Gftober.
stdins Gnuntp.
Sn 21duo @onntn an q. Wtars uno am l6. Gftpber.
Rorean GasntH.
SIN aRoraon gpuutp am "a. april unb am 20. 9o-
pember.
Sn mprrotp gpuntp am 80 Wtat uub am 1S 0e.
Rusfinsam ga=:tn.
Su Wusfiuaum Gountp air II. aprii nnb am 23
Gftober.
Berrh gnuntA.
esn 9errp @puntp am ]. Wtai unb ON Z. gtppember.
@imlanD Gauntg.
Gin 9i1lono gpuntp am l6. Sanuar nno am a.
gtarf County.
Sn Gtart gountp am ~. 5ebruar uno am 2
Iustaramas gount1.
Sn guscabafpas @puutp ant 5, Suni uuo am IL
gDanus COUNT.
SIN mapne gpuntp am l3. Jebruar nnb am 25
September.
@enonnte sernne beginner I'M lIbr IOrmittags
49, 9eptember 1905.
maurtce6. Dpnabugl
gbomas 3. MeGartp &t1ter
Granf 1a9gart
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Notts an Gomtraftoreit.

Die GpmmiIIiDndre BON Iuscaratpos gpuntD tperber
bis 1:30 uhr 3ianntittags am 20 GItpber 1905 nere
gelte angebote entgegennebmen fin ales Material uni
Die Arbeit fir ben 8an eoer Der foleenoen @ufDerts ii
beiagtem @Duntp:
Q. 3uqdnge iinb Concrete Gbertbeu fir cine 9ridl
nabe Der @obnung BON 4ail Sones nahe gBinfieIb
(2). Boz gilbert nabe Gomerbale an ber 2anbjtrabt
nod Cumberland in sSairfiel0 Emp.
81. Gin 8or gilbert IN Spner Emp
8l6ae unb &oftenDDrouf6ldge Hegen IN Der Offfcs
bes gonntps psMubttors 5ur Snfpi5frnug auf Wtan
reibe Angebote fur iebes Stiid Mrbeit ieparat eH
Die gommiiiondre Dehalten iid bas Hebt Dor, irqenf
iDelbes ober ollie Mngebote 5nriidsupeiien.
SIN Auftrag Der Bebbroe Der @ommiiHpndre.
2. Dftober 1905.
u. o. 9pn1bep
"a &Dnntps sMnDitpr
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gerseBt nibt Die 3sit Der Gouer

8eroeBt nibt Die 3eit Der SoUer
;fair, IT,, lS., 10. unb 20. Sttpber.
4ie AusEeauna BON canaOifhen
5arnprpoutien auf Der SOper Gait
lpiro bon belpnoerem SntersRe isin.
-. Mm 16. 91opember ioa in Canton
Der @runoHein fur oas natlonale Utcs
Rinien=G Gentmal aelest tperoen.
- 96on tiber cine @O6e lino mir
phne 5traBenbeleu6tuna. Die Sa1e
hot Iotpeit felne 8eoeutun9, Do obne
3neifel Die Staot bod tnr oas St9t
besablt.
Mm 9ienHae Nbenb batte Gr. :.
q. grannan in Canal Sooer elnen
5hlaaanTal uno iein 3uitano III 10
Sd,iiiilI1t, oab er had bent gitn Solpltal
aebraht tperoett muBte.
- 8ie oemotratifden @anoioaten
fir 8ouperneur uno 9ices8ouperneur.
esphn DC. BattiIon uno 2ouis ..
6puf, iperben am 6reitas gtadmitta9,
20. Ctiober, unlere 9ountp 6alr be.
Auben.
-- cSn ben Goblenminen in 8oiAen
warb om samHae 4beno Elm unQari.
laer Roblenerdber, DARIUS galiera,
Bsn fallenoem @eftein gu Sooe aes
auetFAt. Ser gerunsliidte binterldbt
cine Witttpe uno orei G:noer.
Die Demotraten bon 9enniIon
npminirten oas fplsenoe 5ifet: Wtapor,
o. @. 5innep; MarSbal 5. 6. gOlen;
Glert, 6. .. Seffriss; S6aBmeilter,
SO. 6. McGeepn; Staotrdtbe, Sbomas
9Brisbt, @barles 2ineberser uno &o=
bert 8. Snsliib; Siieiior, amos al'
baasb.
- 2eBten Sonnerita9 Nbsno fub,
Sam. Wpers on on So6itrabe ir
Gin aneeres @eFdbrt, oas er ni6t ieber
tonnte, neil mir 9egenwdttig teln'
Stra6enbeleu9tuns baben. Deper:
8uggp tpuroe umgenorfen unb Wepe1
nnb Ieine 5hpdserin. SRI. 8eiier, oi
nit ibm i'm 8ussp iaB. purben au
Das 6traBenpflafer seidleuoert. bod
famen beioe nit einiaen S9rammel
oabpn.
49, am Montae i6eute Elm Waul
tbier, bas in &eepes Gcblenmine No.
cine Ansabl &Oblentarren sog, uno be
5ubrmann. Sbeooor Safer, tpurb
nbaefporfen uno muBte bon ieinen Wit
nrbeitern binausgetra9en peroen. Gin
arstli1e llnterfu9uus ergab, OaB be
Wann auber erbebli9en Aueti9un9el
and cine Musteluerfrefung oaponse
.traaen, bic i'm Dobl fir me6rer
@p6en an's 8ett fefelt.
- 6rieori9 SantbauIer uno Pros
pero @apiaelo, Die bel Der Gpnamit
ErplDlion in Der SDper 6urnace ar
20. September am f9limmiten berlet
ipuroen, weroen pabri9einlib beio
nit benz 9eben oabon tOmmen, OF
luDbI Ssuntbauier INNER nod in fritz
fhem 3ufanoe i'm Solpital oarnieoe
Iieet; bod 9iebt Der Irst nenig SoF
nung, oab Der 8erlebte ie pieoer iebe
lam, ObpOhl oerIelbe bebauptet, cir
getpiiie Sele mabrnebmen gu tOnner
- yeraeBt Die 3eit Der Count
Sair ni9t, bonn II. bis 20. SttObe1
Ste austeaung 1T groBartig uno fl
unierbaltung ieoer Dirt 1T geIorgt.
- @ute Weine uno 2iqueure }
mebisinii9en 3mefen finoet man /
Abolpb's &iqueur=Store am Bubl
Square, SeIepbone 35l. II
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,Gie fanatiI6e Nnbdneli6teit b,

,8ie fanatii6e Nnbdneli6feit beg
einaeborenen 9lmerifaners on feline
partei, Die i'm fiir ale ibre Jebler
ebenIo blind madt, tpie fir Die 8or=
siige Der @egner. 1T Die tpabre Wurael
oes llebels in oel pOlitit." iaat Elm
altes oeutides glatt, pel6es iiber
ieGslg Sabre fur Jog. Hnabbdngigteit
in Der Politit eetdmpft bat, aber oamit
nidt peiter aetOmmen 1T, Uie beim
geginn.
Cine Jram oDer ssaasbdls
terim seim6t., Sin rtiitiser Mann.
Mittper, i'm 9llter bon so Sabren,
nit einem auten Nustommen, fu1t
cine 5rau ooer cine Sausbdlterin.
8ute gebanolung uno gerioreun9
iinb 3ueeli1ert. 9lnmelbunsen iinp
gu ienoen an Die QoreRe: 8or So,
8eioler, ObiO, OOer an bieie Office.
auf Der gountp Sair in Canal
9oper, Die bonn IL. big 20. Sttober
abgebalten miro. tperoen aud Sarm.
probutte BON @anaoa ausgefelt, Die
fir ieoen 2anbmirtb BON Snterelle 1ino.
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etaat Gbio, [
Susenrnfpas Gpuntn.

sn. sphn 80. 5ia, gIerf beg RreisseridBis In unb
fir Iiiscoropas gpuntn, CbiD, beiheinige hermit
Nj Crioiualbe{timmuuge hber BE 9ermine thr BE
Mbboltinoen ber RreisoerGts' gibnngem I'M fintten
QseridbtSbeatrf bon Dbtp ffir bo8 Jnbr 1905 it, pie
feIdbe iekt III msiner Office annis9t.
Via Wsaioubianna bterfhr folgt meine eigenbdnbi9e
1nterfdrtft unD ba8 GieQei bes eenannteu GsrdtS IN
Sem wRiInbeIpbto. DbiD, am q Oftober v. .. 1906
fgiecel1 gpbu 90. 1iIL glerf
Drrd 10. s. &iuIsD GsputpsgIert.
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ssinansen nnn 8eitenernng.

Gectton2. SeIeBe ipaen angenpntnlen Der=
Den ppbei nod einbeitlier Gegel alle Seloer, Sut=
haber NuIaaen IN 8onbS, Mttien nSptnt" Nftelt=
6eIeuifaften ober Nnberem; 1opte oiles @runos
eioeutbun utb perJbulidbe gt9entbum nod letnem
m3rdhlhem 9pertbe in @elb beiteuert peroeu, alss
aeuontmen Bombs Des Staates Sbto. Sonos tr9eno
etuer Staot, enes 9orfes cher Weiers enuntps Doer
9ppuihps in bieIeut Staate nn6 8onos, Die gum
3pefe BON bffeutiiden SGnlben BON Sb.o uno
Ben IIuterridtsmtteln in 8erbinoun9 Domtt ons.
oeuebeu merbeu, fpelde Bonos oon Steuern betrelt
}eir ,olleu ober 8eardbntBpldbe, DfeHtli6e Sfui.
hduSer Sduier bic ansfblteBlif benz Dffentltdben
Gottesbiente bienen, Suitttnttonen flr aus19ltB11
bffentiithe @obltdtiefet offentIi6es @t9eutbunl,
onsI6liebltdb au tr9enb einem bfenti1tben 3iped,
nithtber atuei buneert Dollars gertb fur iebes Sns
Sn6ipibunm tann burb algemeine SeieBe BON Stelrn
befreit perben aber alle oerartigen Se1eBe iolen
NerduberuuQen pber @ioerruf ansgeleBt 1etn: uno
oer gDertb BON ale 10 befreiten Stgentbum ion BON
3eit au Belt feiteeiebt nnD peroffeHt Deroeu, mle
| Surd5 SeIeB ppreeibrieben fperoen mag.
@ectipn 2. Sic Mdbler, melbe BET Iol9en
Doblen fir etn iplhes 8erialnn9s'4 all
5tinreu fpinI6eu nDgeu ouf ibrem Stanm3ettel ole
9Bprte anqebraet baben tBefreinng DON Sfoatss rn0
Mlutatpolbpuos BON 8eitenerun9) nSaratlpn Mmer'
Dement'S pes" unb iolce bic eegen fDldes Nmsnoe'
ment n6. mb9en anf tbren Sttmm5eIteln ote @ SSorie
| sipa1bpn6s opn geiteuerung) legations Mnenoe'
mtents, 9p.1
@ectipn3 9tefes Mmeubement fritt IN Strait
om uber nad9 benz eriteu Gage bes WsnHats Sauuar,
| 1906.
George 8. 9bDmas,
Spreder oes 9eprdientanten.S Sauies.
SO. 9. 2arbims
genats.Y Yrdfibent.
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9or9ei6laeenes Nmenoement aur Som
ititution bon Obio.
gteuerfreibeit ban 5taats= unS Nn=
nicipal 8nnSs

Sei es beTtloIien BON Der General aIieulblp bes
Staotes Sbto
6ectipu |. 9aB ben @dblern bes Staates
Ohio am eriten 9ienitae nod benz eriten Wtontag
inn 0ppember 1905 ein 8orldlaQ unterbreitet peroe,
bic section 5fpei bes artites XII ber Contribution
bes gtaoes Sbip 5 amenoiren, 10 oaB iie ple tolst
lautet:
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saisbrise Jabrpreiie mad Jranffsrt,
9nb., @enminn BON @il6ers'
WriaaDe, ~. q. %. g.,

am IL. nnb H. Dftober GrrurfCns.aides perfaufi
aui allen etatipnen in nbiaHa, Gbip unb Sniuois an
ben DennipIpania Eiuitu. 70
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- 9eIu6t bic Jair in Canal Gober,
~, 49,, IS. unb 20. GttDbey.
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Seuti@e @trtbi@aft II. 9fritanratinn
- BON
@ilbelttt s.. gSiooer,
s11 Sit xuscaratpas Giraffe,
Gin SauIer9epiert 6itli9 ppm SO. g. 8. 6. 8obnbof
CAUTION, Sbio.

Sem Yublttum CUR sefdGi9en 3a9rtdt baB i'd on
oben9enonntem Ylase etlte W1rtbi6at unh &eItauras
tim erDffnet babe uno gum geue Freunolit etnlooe
Suite oeut9e Slide, bic beiten 2Beine. &iqueure unb
@laorren.
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anseuommen am 25 april 1904
Wereiniate gfoaten ppn Amerifa, Cbio,
Office bes gtoots.Ssfretdrs.
Sd. sewts g. .aapIin gefrstdr ! beg
Gtaates Gbto, bei6einige bierour1 oaB Das gor.
HsfoIufion ijt bie pon Der General.M Mifemblg beg
Gtoates Ohio am rs. cage beB MonatS April ". ..
1904 nnaenpmmen tpnrbe unb bob oteie Mblmrtfl n0l
bem Original genpmmen tpurbe bab IN oteier Dfiirs
aufbeuahrt fnirb
Senanib befIen babe i6 bies mt meinem gtamer
urferihrisben nub mein Mmtsfie9el bim5ugefngt n
Columbus. bieen II. Sns bes wtOnats Geornar y ~
1906
Gepisg. 2npIiu.
tGisssL) GtaafxsSstrefar.
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8or9eI6lo9enes Amenbement our Contribution
ppn Sbtp.
Smeiiabrise sSablen BON gtaatss, GnnnBts nnn
Cats=8eamten.

Sei es beI9Ipiien poa ber Senerols aiIemblD bes
Staotes Gbio:
GeCtipn /. Sab ben 9Ddblern oieies Gtaates alr,
erten 2ienitag nab bem erIten Monta9 i'm gtopemt c
1905 cin Yor6ag uuterbreitet mer0e Die Contribution
Des Staates Sbp 5u amenbiren; beia9tes 9lmenoes
ment iol als r9lrtitel XVII" be5etdnet peroen unb
me iplgt Iauteu
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

Number OF farm seeds in pound va
ries greatly with even the leading farm
crops. Red top 603, 900. reed canary
grass 600 900. smooth-stalked meadow
grass 100000 rough stalked meadow
grass 10000 Sleeps fescue $4,000.
vsrious-leaved fescue 400 900. creeping
fescue 600. awnless bronze grass 1877 900.
perennial rye grass 1916 500. Italian rye
grass 5000. 900. sleeps fescue. $4,000,
meadow fescue 31s.200. meadow oat
grass l5s. 900. yellow oat grass 2.o4b. 900.
velvet grass 1904 900. timothy 1,l7o. 500.
meadow foxtail so7 900. vsrnal grass
ga. 900, crested dogs tail 1.l27 900: AL
sike clover 7o7. 900. sainfoin az.boo. red
clover 97s, 900. white clover tao 900. com
mon kidney veteh $4,000. alfalfa or lu-
oern zoe 500. rsfoii S7s.o 900. birds foot
trsfoil SIS. 900. onicial goats rue 1000.
-OrAn9s Judd Farmer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
BREEDING DRAFT FlLlIES.
A Scotch Practice Which Might Be
Initiated Successfully by Amer
lean Stockmen.

French, English and Scotch farmers
and horse breeders generally breed
their draft FLIES at two years old. and
by generous treatment they develop
good, large size at three, when they
have a colt, and they have learned TO
work and earn their keep. Farmers
Advocate says: noticeable feature
In connection with the recent importa-
ton OF 80 Clydesdale FLIES was that
the two-year- had all been stinted
before leaving Scotland. Inquiry dis
closed the fact that this is q common
parctice in that country OF good draft
horses. On this side II is very rare
thing TO breed a Ally before she is
three years old, although, with our
early maturing stock and comfortable
stables. the main reason why II is not
Gone is simply force OF habit, or q
vague impression that immature
mares will not produce strong faols.
Scotchmen raise the best OF horses, and
breed their FLIES at two years old.
Why should we not breed o year ear
ller. and make use OF one Of the best
years In the brood mares life? OF
course. II is redundant TO say the Ally
should be well grown and In thriving
condition. and should be kept so. Toe
often the two-year-old fllies are not
given the advantage they deserve. be-
cnuse they are supposed to be big and
able to forage for themselves, and are
only growing anyhow. and, conse-
ouently their third year is not remark.
able for development. II early breed.
ing is followed by greater care and
more liberal treatment. perhaps the Ill.
effect supposed to- result from breeding
at an earlier age might be entirely
avoided. 1t Is not too late to try
breeding the two-year-olds this sea
son. and some valuable experience,
pisy be gained from II.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
FISHING LINES.
The Very Finest Are Those Formed
From SiIkMOrm Gut.

Silkworm gut forms the best line for
fishing purposes partly on account Of
its great tenacity and partly because II
is so transparent Every year suff1-
cient number OF Spanish silkworm
grubs are selected for this purpose.
After they have eaten enough mulber-
ry leaves and before they begin TO
spin they are thrown into vinegar for
several hours. Each insect is killed,
and the substance which the grub In
the natural course would have spun
into cocoon is forcibly drawn from
the dead worm into a much thicker
and shorter silken thread.
The threads are then placed In pure
water for about four hours and after
ward dipped for ten minutes in solu.
ton OF soft soap. The fine outer skin
is thus loosened, so that the workman
can remove II with his hands. The
threads must he dried in a shady
place and are often bleached with sui.
phur vapor until they acquire the
bright appearance of spun glass.-Lon-
don Telegraph.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
Harrison's Rejoinder.

Every schoolboy is familiar with the
saying OF Benjamin Franklin as the
group OF anxious faced yet loyal men
stood around TO sign the immortal Dec
laration OF Independence, Now we
must all hang together or well all
hang separately" But the rejoinder of
the siguer, Benjamin Harrison, TO the
above wittlcism is not so we'll known.
Harrison, n portly man, looking down
over his ample proportions, replied,
ayes. but when they drop us Off at a
ropes end some OF you lightweights
will be kicking and suffering long
after I'm done for"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

device at top OF post; It swings over
cross-car "a Use pulley No. s, with
one-half-inch rope II feet long. with
hook Bore one-inch hole through post
both ways, to insert one-inch rod, with
crank (No y, which can be changed as
desired, TO hang on 3, 4, 6 or g. No. Q
Is a one-half-inch rope to hold swing
ing-bar down. This rope can be moved
when swing-bar Is wanted over the
other cross-bar.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

their lives not forfeited first. because
OF the wonderful grace OF God. All, may
we not sit and ponder this first revela-
ton to sinful man OF Gods wonderful
way OF salvation through sacrifice, and
the shedding OF blood. for without the
shedding OF blood there is no remission.
So God drove man out; land He placed
at the east OF the Garden OF Eden.
cherubims. and a flaming sword which
turned every way. to keep the way OF the
tree OF life."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
A Touching Story

is the saving from death of the baby girl
of Geo. A. Eyler, Cumberland, Md. He
writes: AT the age of IL months, our
little girl was in declining health, with
serious throat trouble; and two physicians
gave her up. We were almost in despair,
when we resolved TO try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs and
colds. The first bottle gave relief; after
taking four bottles she was cured, and is
now in perfect health" Never fails to
relieve and cure a cough or cold. AT
Geo. Sharrar's drug store, soc and SI.oo
guaranteed Trial bottle free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
Deafness Cannot he Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way TO cure Deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed condi-
ton OF the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube gets In
named you have a rumbiing sound or Inn
perfect hearing. and when IL Is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and unless
the Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to it's normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out OF ten are caused by ca.
tarrh, which Is nothing but an infiamed
condition OF the mucous surfaces. We
will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
CHENEY e. CO, Toledo. q. Sold b.,
Druggists. 75c. Halls Family Pills are
the best.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

ELL was nOldlnS
high carnival. Not
since it had opened
its gates Of dark
ness to receive
Satan and his an
gels as they fell
headlong fro N
heaven had there
been such rejoic-
ing. The awful
gloom and bitter
anguish and sullen
passion which had
marked the place
cfnaa tho comm 4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
THE TRAGEDY
OF THE GARDEN
OUR SERMON STORY by the
"Hiahway and ByWay" Preacher.
"a Vision Between the Lines OF Gods
Inspired Word)
Copyright, 1905, by JIM. EdsOn.)

Scripture Authority by one man SIN
entered into the world. and death by SIN.
Rom. 5:l2 THE serpent beguiled Eve
through his subtlety."-2 Cor. ll:S. And
when the woman saw that the tree was
good for food, and that 1t was pleasant
to the eyes. and tree TO be desired to make
one wise. she took OF the fruit thereof, and
did eat: and gave also unto her husband
with her. and he did eat. Gen. $50
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
Cheap Excursions West and
South West

Via Missouri Pacific Railway and
Iron Mountain Route.
February 9TH. and 2lst., March
9TH. and 2lst.
Low Colonist Rates February
2lst, and March 2lst.
S33 Chicago TO California, Ore
gon and Washington; March lst, to
May 18th, 1905.
Tourist Sleepers to Colorado.
Utah, California, and Oregon Daily
during same period.)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
Fathers Heavy Sentence,

Flint. Mich, Feb. 22.-Andrew
Evans, charged with n serious offense
by his 1e-year-old daughter. pleaded
guilty In the circuit court and was
Septenced TO Jackson prison for not
less than Ave and not more than fifteen
years.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
HOG HANGERS.
Device Easily Constructed Which Will
Accommodate Four Animals
at Time.

have seen several illustrations OF
hog hangers in the Ohio Farmer, writes
a correspondent OF that paper, but only
for single animal | send sketch CT
a plan for hanging any number from
one TO four. Set UP post six by six
Inches. No. In the cut is q swinging
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
fOIEYSKIDNEYCURE
makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
Peculiar Disappearance.

J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, o., laid
the peculiar disappearance Of his painful
symptoms Of indigestion and biliousness
to DR. Kings New Life Pills. He says
They are perfect remedy, for dizziness,
sour stomach, headache, constipation,
etc" Guaranteed at Geo. +. Sharrar's
drug store, price 2sc.