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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-09
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
II he .tVVcdreSd Club. 4

INN
lie lve dncsduy Club wi II resume reg VI!
lar re hehrsals 3ileIt II esdayl night ut the
Young Men S n christian a $50 citation HALL
All }members arc expect ted toS be y nj their
places, and all the singers OF the al y are
cordially Invited E Tho it re henrsal Of
Haydn " he Seasons vii DON COM
'Tleted, and the club will enter poil Sre-s
Rhearsals for tho misc lane OTIS pr graml,lo
which I'd to be p Sa mos attractive char
,acter. s q 4! ~
Mr. George Il iii st ewart ], manage of
the Boston Fest lyal Orch . .!
$ins Ipichmond II mex week To- meet sgtl o
board OF governor MY hen grammnes
ana artists forStfe next fes Val vii bo
declded upon. Mr.. Stewart writes that
no expects to- have an attractive Sc he me
40 Offer. NJ BIZ s.S 81 d, .@
& Mir Mercer ha s com lcted EnrraIgeme
rehearsal lin tho course OF n week. f "A
comprohe w gprospe tus Of Fnll the pro-
grammcs and lists soon bog 1ss ued,
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I'M onr 8 Lightne:rl:,
lt-ll n lifs %. ~ AZ - .
TO The l,T ines. Dispatch,

(Special to THE mes Dispatch
NIORRISVILLE.sS \. eceHnbe BIZ. .-;-a$
IN IS ella AL u ght ner Il the Youngest
daughter OF 81 MI. ". S. htner,
a1ld B ono OF the 81 hand somest KS young
ladies OF tile 81 Grove H neig 1borh hood
and 81 Mr.. Joseph Va NJ onIoe were ,nr-5s
Erled at d clock dill os day q fterno on-
In tho CiroYo Presb Ian Church. he
decorations were cedar and rsln-j
ming pine. q e 5als
S5 Tho popularity OFT he young $touple was
we'll Infested to by the crowd that gath,
cred in the church to ess II he 5ce1or
smony. II " VI sst
4 & Preceded BY ttea sters, Me ssrs. Frank
Edwards and Samuel III ghtn err, tn 2 bride
and z groom entered tho church Y II the
music Of the wedding march Ipla yed by
Miss Iduthea Monroe. Sf o X lsterb OF the,
groom. The ceremony was performed by
Rev, +. 10. Shopuff, y past or f. he Grove
Presbyterian Ciuro h,St ass! ted d, by IaaY.4
CIV, Brooks, past of the Grove BAL,
fist Church. III III Il. Is
n IA reception was given atynlg hit by Ny
Robert Monroe, father5 Of the groom, lin
honor ofathe occasion at his ma ifice Mt
home, View, the RaPlEhlha II \,
mock r lycr. IA: g ,as
a ana MIS-. N onrQ Eva max their
homo TAT Pine Views g3 Il M
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a D Delight I.uneheo on


GIIAsao Nv, VA. ~ IS. 81 ~ liz tfnl
luncheon was served NY Miss Lucy N !.
E;ads ThursdayIut her elegant home. to-
some fpf Nor friends. The. covers We're
laid for twelve. ard the luncheon was
beautifully served in six courses; The
color schema was red. and tho decoIn-
lions were christn,as bells. The cfandltc,l
shades and also the dinner cards ca leg
out the same id.a pf bells.
The guests fingered long over the f ~
fec and cheese their hostesss being SO brll-j
liant and entertaining they found hard
To tear themselves away They were also
entertained by Mrs douglas Moore, tila
late soprano, az the l>pychburg Baptist
Chutrh who sang charmingly for them,
Those who had been entertained here
bcfore were IN some nlea sure prspa red for
The delightful v hours they spent. INC
guests were: Mesdames s. BALDWIN,. q,
ID. Edmonsjs, Douglas Moore j. n. e,leye5,
land, Laird Ernest peholss ~. "a, Bald
win. H. GJ. LOrher. $. r, l.eckes, y Robert
Paxton Lobe Mathews, and Mrs, Day.
sy;ife 4of Admiral ID az, ys5t, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
WINCHESTER. VA.
53(spccia1l rho

Especial ito Tho Tlnes. % spat tot:
Nf y ~ thjs
city SiowS q proninent business man q.
Berry, Eel OF That last Mon
day and broli & his wr hen h q met
with The acciuen Mr. imam 'Yagsre-5
$ tih ID Id ts Sunday the
result Of III bl ow$ by elm Ca III /.
Il Tues day Il Git was tile occasion Of ,,nS
81 y u
g0rnd orfO9 lebrat ed n their incn ding
anniversary. ssS AN hume rod 20 y NOR que
were present. a NJ 4. Ornd orr Is "a prominent
marble dealer, q nd he ecu pie is NE 1lY
est M NJ
tors ne ,,,j
News, celebrated II her sixte cen TIL Abl rthday,.
land entertalned "a large snumb Der %
friends, Mamie Tsa OWN, !, the5 prettty3
and 7, e
snulrlber@ Of friends, Il and M IS garet
klcYicar ent erta aimed a. ~ M
us luther ,. Wilson, BAL imore; enc
Methodist Epis copal Church, in5 the Easl,
wa q In SWincte err Wed nesd sec his!
aged cousin, NJ r, Charles g orsulcek who Spo
lis ill., , 7, /, y,
5Idns r osen,a1i, dnughter Of Jacob :RQse lnan
q philadelphia W Ill 'bc @married IN tina
city on next fIuesd day. Mi. 1yo iols
the re past
ager OF 5the Old lDonll mon Pnpor Ills
has been made manager Of q The much Y 4,
larger mills ut Marion. indiana and VIII
leave Monday to ia sumo Ills new Z. q utles
that bes eso,e rhS .I
& d resid lent Of this ci ty rnprrled Miss NAy,
the eldest daug NJ 81 1irlSle: lte
tis II native OF Plqua.5 Ohlo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
a HurleY.---ILaY ender.

N Miss Mary Lavender IF of Lyme hhpIg,j
Va, nnd Mr., lam II, II url %, G rSo
losOs Paramount Avenue ~ We're married
Tuesday night at 8 10 clock In he par,
Ilors OF tho Rev. ia thers M q eefrey o,f
st, Patrick ii Church. The abri dc Il Isl % res
'Ident OF Lynchburg, but Il is quite well
known In dartmouth, w hero she has fre-
tllcntlys visited friends. Mr. HUT ey has
lust returned from Bluetleld Va Va,
iwhere lie has lsecn emp loyed for the Inst
year, NJ .si q, f L, S II az
homo for the present Wit II the parents sof
lie groom. on the avenue, ~ haShr!de was
beco mingl Y al ired In travelling suit sof
steel gray cloth, with hat and gloves TO
match, and carried BRIDES roses! N r,
Edward. Hay WAS best MAJ ~
After the ceremony. the bridal party
repaired to the home Il of MI. and Mrs.
& Joseph Hurley, Where an plegant reception
was given, Among those present wore
z Mr., md Mrs. Gary. NJ y. and Mrs. Josseph
Hurley, \ Mr.. sapd Mrs. Nlinson, Misses
Mabel Pollard. Edit, WI llams, Mamie
Hurley Hope Kidd, Mamie ISuhn, Miss
Miles Atessrs, Ross Yeflalfder, Samual
Flournoy, Fred Williams, { 8 g ! <ouis,
yispnnIe Miles, 81 Montreal, e'anads, ana and
many others. n, Il ~ 4J g S @
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.s;s,!,,cl:,ol:,'TTsVILIET

II Special to- Tie Times fsphto
TTSVILLE, V AN. Dec.s 81. "A tthri stsf
mas entertainment iWas 81 ven IA al he
methodist Church on sundi w III ght, un-s
der the d direction Of esdanes VIM
Briggs and IN T e ke 81
and fired ri h kerton, Of Covesyllle are
guest NJ at hes .Ss
lies aplcs sttins,s tlvo 81
here
873 Mr..$N orii,an Dan lei, OF Rich1no rld COL
Slege spcndln at iiis
ana AIRS. 4, crisp ofs altlnlore,'
IN q. Mas Or p lizard Nor !: t "
b Misses lar orI q ana u Annie cholas
arrived here from Rio am ond last week To;
spend Christmas 3 Az Il. II
IS, Misses II; eal and LUG Powers
left drs.
Mn yy.n. Briggs II spending the5 h holt
days with his FAM N
risses Irene an Fannie I3rig gs left for,
SRIchrlond last week TO y re qt iyes. a
RS. N s. PEN b1eton t1ieS gies 8of,
sher daug hter, Mrs S shep a crdi n ch7
iss A. DrIs COL, 81 S11 ,neral. ana
Mrs. III pscomb, i Of n orr Y he opened
as352rpliljrcry here ms the fall ION
sHaturda ~ and vii pro- badly return IN the
Gspring. IL
1iss Louise % cal Isl yislt lng relatives
AnaR Richmond. u s
ON Iea u, Is Charlo ttesyilll IS
fspend ding thes lloltla vs. hore. w,
iss May nvi iarriy we'd hero from Rictl-
nlond soi,S aturd day. n
X A. II overs, OF r. chmon ,SGis
Visiting his mother, M RS. y. p. Powers 3a
M Emory iii II, OF Rich nond, Il is visit
|sing HIS g en. nd rs J.s5 g.
|EIIill ~;
ana Mrs ~ T'a ri r:l eft on
sTuesda y for atchmond VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
SBOVVI4IN G. GREEN Y Az

~ necia 4 Il 3 rIyhe Times ispntc 3,S

fspecial3 Il 3 trhe Times Dispntc CHI XIX
X BOWLING HCR I'm, A., ID &c. 81
Davis, Of ChurcliV lew, is on Ylslt3
to her sister, M %. Sal ot
Bowling Green, ~ a. W. tsg
John Brooke g. who has been living SIN
SColorado Tor Il u ullber Of years, Is. here
,oI, az VISIT to his mot her
q. C.. Ennis and wife, Of HVas !, ngton,s
spent tho Christmas holiday sS tllSMs MIS-
" os, q u. Ennl s, his nother
NJ Miss Isreda Quarles.. OF ashland dis ls
spending some time Vls ting friends mere
Prof p. Chand ]erBnnd Wlie, q !; atioh-:
nond. Va, are Wis ting his parents nero
g$ Charles n. i; u essee III Il nd ss re. IL spent
Christmas at tho home Of Charles V -
Collins, tho father OF Mrs, Il J esseo, y :. #
III y M. a johnson, who b Ia engaged IN
tho wood business In Neck lenburg county
lis spending n week it'll his family g 8t ING
Lawn III tei I'M S3SiS III q
c. Boyd and wife and little son are re
spending tho holidays at tho home a.s y
I'D Coghill the fathersof Mrs. Boy 4i
17E Misses r. ID, q Ia puet and Mary I2lxey
are visiting rela tlves IN: NYashington:,
Mrs. Dr. smith, of Louisa, Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. + ] os. j.. llnnl 8, sJ
Mrs. Leo Agncy,8 and som on, 81
washington. nrc Wis ting AT Inc hollle 81
Mrs j. y. Davies, the mother of Mrs Y,
lAgncw N N M rs I: d I. . $.
days wlthShs father, Major r. g. ~ Pea n
vtross. n is # 54S ,s6 u ~ n
& Webb Rains, OF edmond, spent a$$few
days with his friends u here. !. ;s,
ArchtetPentross, sDfs6S q lchnlpnd, visited
his father. Major Il. Q, lseatross a few
daysBthls week. Z K NJ u, J,
q. OF 1ISarlsh, fof NewportS News and
Lewis Fnrls],Yg OF edmond. are yls ne
their. father. $ II ia q
S Al enjoyable christmis te N! i
for the children was glYcn iatg v calvary
Baptists Church this week. n \. ". #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

i, nhsent frIo,id S, -, aid upon their q
srIvai, & ID CHI drew u slip OF paper bearing
orc 81 the following rl1tre s y r ai ~
Alien 1, Block, atld Mrs. 5eeG n ~
ISinball \, Mfr and " g IC..
$Thcv wero then sd mus III per.
senate tho ~
while al linncr. forfeit was va ~.
stnce III Is every.slip which mig ft..be mace y
In the nnttero or
ana much merrlinents el1sl
s,ihn "a dinner was IL elig We GO uTse
rho table decoratcdl ~ $c Is. n n
son ia rnatons and Alloll IN " a y, M
After dinner camo aSs ut,
.eY11,lsing contest, ~
moulded from lieWing UNI q err me
said gum lind been cheWcd by ts2 owner;
srhis$ilso provoke led IN UGH me rrllTen vi llio
the SHADOWS fell X before " 8 tests p :l
iadie,t $to Cassel tom
M rs. Brewster les gave O. tl,u
very enjoyable party T g IGt.r
sN1lcous entertained ednesddy EVENING II q;
nanny dripping he ightR ftll go tlc
Until after nidnigh at MS country DEE
r.arld 6rrs Pei Fl lrls Misses =, Mary
and snllie Ha1rlss sre spendl Tile
mas holidays ut III illes q, ssh
S essrs. Il. md HUI s8,l stockton
$inrsiil61 PULASKI county his Bwecl
III essls Land Fran I5ongle 9 prent
sChtIstmns Day vi TIL 1gpnre llt y, y udse
and Mrs. Seldom on 81 ley.
n gan Martin OF West Poiltt spen!t
Mond and frlends H
town ,, !. II II M,
&Cioyd$ ina Pulaski It'll SWc ek.
Cadet bruce Is ing iriends
BirF esVill Ia and EDAnVtl G.
Mr.. 4Duval Crave former Instructor
ofI 81. AIbans. fbtl t now Of M ooney school,
Tenn spent several "a week ~
friends mi tow II 3i s$; ~
sg lss Dcssie Billiard en- ertai ned heGEt.
G.i Club N1ondsly u tcrIoo
~ nj I. ia r. Pom plin broke his EWrls Spy
FALLING from II $s top dder he nag
mount ted to light the calid 6at ~ g hrls mrs
mas entertainmenti,rue sdny eYeninE e J.!
OF the bones In were cru y 60
and sthe&inj TRY s Y,e ~ painf /,
casscl ~ q,
5Nlr, II. HID j rdnn. d. prominent tor or
|Fney3 oG Radford, Isl spending the sye IN
Ms: Johnaon, 81 Prin ceton, yrTT
giria is VISITING her .SSJ
Frank Case NJ N.Y.
8 Mr.. wal ter Edward Harris, ofyVnlls 81
ing ton, was tho guest fort1 er oY,8a tl1
Mrs. Tyler ono mi ght 3 this wee
ISIS Annie Ca dwell who l5is tea chlnR
art ombin Ohio is spendin ne holl-
days at homo. $3 . u ~, I, .
% Nj. nd. is tevens, Of iPor tsmo nth Ohio.
ana Mr. Arthur Steyerls, e
Y,.9 i. nro SPENDING tho hol days '1;
their mother, Mrs. a. D.G Stevens, VINO re-
turned from n long Wis 1t to her tonts az
Portsmouth last week ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
v NJ . . :, -, IA Il
3SV,V;YTHE VII q. y ! E, i J, YAM q I,
9 e +, \, \ STba ,l,Imes, pISpsteh

SllV,YSrH bYI III. tim
NJ "a there ave been some new
.buildinss, ana impro yen1entsy.st & eXlstlng
~ az takei, IN eptlon the
Genera feeling 81 content shows that
there III teady AZ We nlatst,A.
}prosperit the ne. epos ~ Y,
Norfolk and Y llWa yflls peY Y,
anaassl1sa Ws5 II!
iE,s ~ IA of publlo
9pss co3n Al
street has 4 9ss np aeSsses
and is ma %yaed tReia M meet mo
y s,, q rdn f their ia de by procuring an
ad dis gEoeeTE J, rfehs
nnsr end al Main
s6nyertel the tgaStiyie
ness Ness essf!ea Isef ges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

pillar OF tho house. Thomas 3. dc.sss
adams ~ Il Dun 81 N man VI OF brtl liant
promise, HAY Ing had thofot, ii ralii-;.
Ing Tho bank lng; BUST ess and osscss-l
Ing SiliAa large sae gree he lsites q q
successful bar ker cssorg 81 -. Is Keo-.3
sec 3issS III So: q n1at, 81 rract teal know Y.
ledge and good jud gt1,ent md 50 re gard \
ed Iii banking ciroles 81 these combine
with its strong director at q. are certain
stoss further etilnr vi the Ic0nf tdence f4otl
the public and Z continue to expnhd he
banks fulnesss from year 70 year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
,o ar,s, 81 Main and Church Streets, ana

corners of In and Church Streets, and
aiSlR rsstosty of st john Rpiseopal
5Chureh has been Srcpa tred and renape red,s
ana As now Iii thorough ord y (, !, &
The town has lald down more sldsWn 81 Y
Sits history and fall OF Il ts work has been
done With tho II best Ri lnnteria Chn l
Street now presents an NJ, brok prleg =
Main Street e tIalG1 " a N.
not, ana Ia 9th er scot ions, where mere,
fore mud and the hest TOOK Wa ~ n
greeted the phdestr lAn, snloo TN Salle ~ "
feet sideRa kg are found, It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
~ ,35If'51 N s, x z I
AftonaN

M Especial ia Tho 'plmes7 hlspatch1 853
/. ALTON, w Al, Dec. 81 "a most beau rj
.ful Christmas tree and entertainment WAS
given the scholars ~ the Az ton ptistj
Sunday School Tuesday al 6 ht4 by Miss
l3usha5 Goodloe, Mrs, J. lSze kiel Hall and!
Mrs. ID. G, I4ayne. M 4 Ss y q s
4 Nj RS, Helen III nyas Burns and dau 8 tor
porothy,Sot washington p.S q, and Mr.
Christmas at Chestnut II idEe,
~ Mrs.a laarksdalel III Of X Charlott llei Is
u holiday guest d. Mrs, IIar tWeil ElaNss
Sthorne S "a b Il 81. i,
A. Mr. El,lwt hornes Il God zoe, OF West Viz
glnia,Si Is at his old horls BlGetteld t5
4 Mi. Rufus White OF the J" Royal Or,is
5chnrdt As spending chrlstmSs IN North.
Carolina, Y Il, n Z ~ lisa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Dollars are 81 good thing Keep them s!
at home by tflsurinR with he isrsll.ss
Susan llllaHs0n se, gs y \ A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
u BRADFORD, VA,
especial rs No rhe Tjmes.Dispatch)8

5l Special 10 The Tmes-D ispatch)
n BRADFORD, Ma, DEC. 81. Mrs, Ma clona-f
8hanSInEles gave a delightful dinner party
aiandlytst her home near I,adford,. She
sWas assisted In entertaining by her
daughters, Misses I4onin and Aiackie, and
the following guests were present: Mr..
ind Mrs. Andrew Ingles, Capt. and Mrs.
William Ingles. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
lngles, Mr.. and Mrs. James zoll and nj
and Mrs. James Micou. y II & "a
Judge and Mrs, George T.. rIssell an-
&tertained Wednesday in honori'pf Mrs.
Mack Ingles. the other guests being Mrs.
yVilliam Inglcs. Mrs. n, a, IfearsleS, Mrs.
VIM. Patton, Mrs, w. ii. barclay and
Mrs. w. a.. Wilson, besides Miss qer--,
ftrudS Yenablo and Miss Lucille Miles, OF
Fort Smith, a rk, wing. are spending the
j. Christmas holidays at Easselton Y z
n The guests had been invited 4 TO meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
SUnkno own Species
Eats Rabbit FiercelV.$

Up$to this writing / no bird is still III live
looks fierce, ut a ID BIB It's OH yesterday VI;
and seems to DO not much hurt IS 5Al III of
injury3tin light Isl the broken 81 ips Of one
win What d PITY hat A his no BILE and
beautiful bird Is no & irSs ONO Of our arge
Seen IN sty u chicago
he came and viii thor he was bound Us
"a mys teryS He could easily have to ken
and carrie off q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
n 4 you are not You should be, g
in tho Virginia State
IN. 3. 2 laiborne Agent - ls5 4

Practice what you preach and Keep
yyyour & money M hcme by inslring With
the Virginia Stats,.s-I " n. Mason Soliclr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
WINGED e AN . CAPTURED
(special to Tho Tlmcs.Dispat Oh,

AK SpeCl9lSto Aho S1lfncs.Dispa oh
.% oL-G Dec. s1.--t on tho daySbcfore'
yesterday, US MI AL III gilman N and
Frank Jacks ION were setting " OUT "a / a
Quail $huht, very soon Of teri saving homo
they scerned an u immense bird sperchiesd
upon ~ arge oak st !, 81 II ost hem. jon
5sultatllon ensued exchange 9of size: shot
In " he guns ook place and u easures
agreed upon to ge II d shot at IL bird. M
5 }s The younger man Il 90 K III letour around
and the $ot her man q proa ched, With ths
hoped Tor result that tho Bird would dy
within roach OF I he man who lad gona
around /. rheS utcomo was in accordance
With he. hope and cksoHs Sgot$iA
Two wine. ,sho I'll, the first one i akge rlng,
the second 4 ono bringing Is the groUn the
Immense Bird .
as5a Unknown Species. "a
68: our fcorresp ndent, who as seen most
3ofh the specimens Of stuff ed, ta Xii mt
tiled and live birds! iii the oriiit hologl Sal
sexl ib ts or u the United 81 tes, sd VI the
bird an hour or two q ftel' ana pr ii ourices
this tho largest and h fines has ever
seen, approa hing in size, bu t. excel ling III
beau ty, the Scond or OF the And s:
s SUf ST o Ca le famll y ~ Ut tgrently
slarg Than the bald Org ol Oh Ell lie, lfof
which the b oolss chiefly re oh. NJ i
histories and ried to loca q no mute
ties fitted to the una ges Of this
"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

charity gins mt home 90, also
should tie pa ronage OF home people ana 4
given home institA Ions, Fhe " lrslMla9
State should not be- rgo item ~ TINS eolls
meet AZ 6 g |iclt or, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

n II you$ are not, you Z should pc, \ q
\ 7poi Icy holaer i'm The Virginia state..sTs
Williamson IallsX g. Co, Agcnts. Il $s55 ~
II YOU insist on I. any agent inS It.cll-
iianond can give you "a policy in the Nip-
A. u. a III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

IN yoli insist on At any sent. in slcll4S
'blond eaii give you q pol Icy In the " r7g
ginln State,--L. e. Mason, Sole tor, d NH
I, ~ 8iypu} are moi, N YOU should Il bpl ss,
rolicy,holder 1.-THE H Virginia; Sta te.--lly
Eyanleys ~ Co, O., "A y Il Il
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-02-02
ILLNESS Ru Lee BY INCHES.
London Physician Thinks Stature Has
an Effect Upon Health.

Among the mpst interesting of the
papers read at a It ent meeting Of
the British association at Cambridge
was that of DR.. Shru sail on the ply
steal characters Of he pital patients.
Sufferers from to silitis, rheuma-
ism and heart diseas he said, are of
a higher stature. an sufferers from
tuberculosis. nervous and malignant
diseases of a lower stature than
healthy individuals.
It appears that blonde sufferers
from pulmonary tul .culosis respond
to treatment better than brunettes,
while in diseases OF tie heart the po-
sitions are reversed. IL is believed
that in successive 9, aerations of city
life stature shows a progressive dimi-
mutton and that the q is an increase
in brunette traits with each genera
ton passing from rural TO urban life.
With increasing len-Jh OF residence
there Is an increase OF morbidity
among the uifGorcn, classes OF Lon
dOnors.
Some causes which tend to damage
the quality of the race were reviewed
in an interesting manner by II. Bal
four III the anthropoloClcal section.
Sir John Gors5 cpoke against tie
prevalence OF cdriy marriages particu-
larly among the poorer classes tie
declared that The race was being prop
agated in III tue proportion by the
poorest and fscblest.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-02-02
When Hoes Can't Walk.

Men that were raised on New Eng.
land farms have memories of great
fat hogs that for months before slaugh-
ter were unable to stand on their
hind legs. The writer has seen hogs
that weighed almost 600 pounds that
before slaughter had to move around
ON their launches as on pivot They
ate and slept in the same place, turn
ing one way to eat and the other to
sleep. Their owners thought it moth
ing unusual, they only said: THE hog
has become so fat he cant stand up"
Yet with more light on the situation
we know that il was not case of fat
ness only, but a case of the constant
feeding of corn and s,op, out OF which
the animal could not manufacture any
bone or muscles that would sustain
his weight. In those days the food
of such hogs was corn as largely as it
is now. Had those animals received a
ration composed of ground oats, skim
milk and such nitrogen supplying
foods they would have had a bone-and.
muscle that would have carried about
any weight. The same results come
from the same causes now, but it is
not so apparent, as the hogs are mar
keted at half the weight they were in
the days mentioned. No man should
feed a corn diet exclusively to his
hogs.--Farmers' Review.
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gray-as though you had lost blooi?
Lord. what has come near your"
He could not conceal the sudden
pleasure he got out of her alarm for
him, even while he answered as light
ly as he could that it was no moro
than the fatigue of his three days in
the saddle and lack of food, per.
haps. as he had been somewhat press
ed for time; and lack of sleep be.
cause Of
but she was a warriors daughter.
and she would not be put off. Coming
close to him. she pulled aside the
dusty cloak, hot as live coal in tho
glare of the day, and there--behold!--
there were blood stains ON the breast
of his blue kirtle Forgetfu of every
thing else, she flung her arms around
him as though to shield him. "Sebert,
you are wounded! What is it?"
Nothing that troubled him very
much, apparently for his haggard face
had grown radiant with gladness. Yet
he was enough afraid of the reaction
to answer her as gravcly as possible.
1T is Rothgar Lodbroksson whom I
met coming from the city as | was
ioGrneyinE back from my crrand in
Northampton. Little affection has
ever passed between us. and this time
something more than usual seemed TO
have stirred him against me, for
"llc tried to kill you," The words
were not a question but a brcathless
assertion as she remembered the Jo.
tun's last threat.
He tried to Kill me" the marshal
assentcd quietly And his blade did
manage to pierce my mall he is a
giant In strength as in other things
But it cut no more than flesh; and
after that Fortune wheeled not
| toward him"
! you slew himl"
Her lips were white as she gaspcd
| Il. but he knew now that it was ne
! love for the Jotun that moved her
and he answered promptly to her un
spoken thought: mo, sweet for the
kings sake | spared him. Before this
! his men have taken him aboard his
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nninn Great Work.

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