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should be Y Ted about a p. M. IL there ts

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should be fed about "a P. there &, rs i.
no meat. Nm AZ RI sl Val
M Even If the fowls seem we'll about once
a month, mix the meal with wa ter IN
which there Is q small quantity Of con-
8centla ted lye,S3ju enough to color Tho
meal q deep straw color.
5 It is q cure for cholera and ais also g
preventative s 8s = i
81 During cold ~ rains and snotw keep,
fowls housed. 8 e: .$ ltlss
Il Feed often, provide water and grit, and
tic an arrnful OF clover hay. just in reach
for fowls to pick. 1t Is an excellent sub
stltutc for grass and will be found y a
fine egg producer, u II. u a s|5
Il Avoid unknown poultry powders, nnd3
egg foods as fraudulent. Manufacturers
have placed many worthless kinds on tho
market. WI s3
Il, The average cost Of feeding hens Is
one dollar al year per head. NTH a re-
turn Of about two hundred eggs q healthy
well bred fowl will net its owner about
three dollars asSyear. S
GA ..EXPERIENCE.''9ss
Il. III n. 3s} si8 MRS. u. NJ. NJ L. 8
NO Il North hirtieth Street, city. I'D
jsWonan's Influence lin the Home
written. by member Of Woman's I1x-
n ohnnge.) a s{3, n .iit
Es Pause, once again q busy American Al
woman S. ESPECIALLY il a mother, fora
kccncr, deeper realization Of the gimpor-i
lance OF your Influence in the home! And
when you have fathomeds the height and
depth Of this moral power, be not crushed
by tho avalanche of e onsibiliy that
may rush merclessly over you, but re-
spending ever to{the reckoning Of your
Ideals. rise above tho sense Of duty, to
the joy OF the privileges md wonderful
possibilities OF '.NWoman's influence in the
home'' AZ Il sSS3385 h 4j y5 ill.,
Think what she may do with m
empty house. an empty mind. heart and
soul by this silent agency, the good may
become better. and the maynard care
less or impulsive boy or girl completely
Transformed BY this unseen strength,
l8how we'll she may fulfill the purpose
of her creaH on sh8helpmeet! IL
What. possibilities for her Influence
| are wrapped up In tho infant on her
7 lap! Is there any JOY greater than that
(which her sympathy offers for the sor-
rows Of home. or my sunshine brighter
than her smile, to dlsperne its storms?
In home, Is there any Limit to the
avenues and opportunities, through which
the silent influence y of ~ good example
Y may operate YIN 354i NJ
y Tho woman of,to-day Is such q wonder
ful com Dlnu tlOnNhO liz Illny CHlllHSS, u III
4 tho requisites for her Influence SO nu-
Ilnerous and frequent in all the depart
/ mcnts OF the home that she is prone to
relieve her bewilderment, by mistaking
the most pressing for the most important
need OF it. s 5Ss 4 FEC u X
aThe home must be made attractive, tho
head OF the same; comfortable the chill
dren well fed and groon1cd, and kept in
| right paths, and #all tho inmates salts
fled and harmonious. #& But paramount to
| all these, lies the largest and noblest
| field Cor woman's Influence In the home
the spiritual welfare OF her family.
A Only thatlis Important. WhichEis eternal,
4 No homo IS beautiful that's not a Chris
i tian home No nursery is n.smodcl where
] Jesus Is ,inknowi,,siNo anan or woman
4 is a success without a foundation o.
4 Christian principles, III s5
4 Womnn's influence in the home Is many
sided. Thc ost5important5 lis the Chris
i tian Influence, this inestimable, illlmit-
4 nblc, lnexhalstible, Immortal power 20 per-
suade OF. dlss,lade; to induce for good
Or OWL TO mould lines and shapcdestl nles,
i Is God given ana sacred. "a truer. syillua9-
] ton OF this unseen ability should lead
i 10 n better ana moro nffcctpal use Of tho
same, While ine this temporary and
earthly home shall we not plant lnflu-