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New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

4,r-r-,,-. New York july 20. 1e9o
which i4 cars were consgned direct 70 60
making with the stale stock. so on sale. al az
sow Toe lover cosHs weak bulls were IN poor
arm 10 ssss 5 5tGa s, ITaeS6n S ,Sa en- & IaT gss sS
eaey s sady about al sold Common to choice steers sS4d
sgs sl Z, at g 7Sas4 extra 90 so cows az 81 g
b Ss per I'm - f9r decent to prime natural sides Latest
ing 10s0I2c per 10 dressed weight with some
ports to-day; to-morroW the MnneSpois 10 ionaon will
carry go cattle for J. shamherg Son and $50 cattle
oSTge a6S 0S the campana 70 Liverpool win take out
Mcpherson Co; q Ohio steers. 1857 70
1901 p s. 40 10 do 1858 rs at IS Is: p Virginia DO
ao lIe9 r S. so q DO zoos n eS S. Is; as do 1885
DO $50 S at S s. @ g. q 3 S do Ss % 3d. al tOss s m m g. d
10, at 81 so; do $50 ~ at 81 60 " y 80 ~
- sanders: M ohio steers 1850 n at IS %: DO 1000
bulls l4ss n at s. 50: + do, 1925 e. So Is; DO
DO lis n. at s. 20; cows r6 at s.; DO sss ~
q s4n@bs5s han @ s soa g. 70 Q Rois 4l5os steers % I 1s4s
90 II l2!S % T. at ,SSS55 dstiIery fed bulls lass fS
$, TSsi so 1 sds99Sn oSS i g %l5sniq & aals ~
7e$ il a s. a. 500 40
At $ 45 p do 2l5 n at S. 45 Indiana $50
IS; do 1Ia5 rs. at s. 20 'O' O0' ls's ID
So 821 Pennsyyania bulls so n. at Sc Is: 20 state
70,
Rabenstsin. Harris Co: 10 Virginia steers 1875 70.
Is i5 at IS 85 az IS 3 Cincinnati IN s3 ese @ f. s4 = 49, %
Sherman i Il oRo 5Se 55siss m b. at 5
~ CAL7VEResep:s d7N were 340 head of which 27O were
fraction higher buttermiks nominay unchanged. The
s. 5oa$7 IS per 100 ~ few 70 ops RTe a s es sG city S
dressed veals firm sl2c No. dressed do az
S. per 100 IS Do. i6 81 IS i46 Is. at
seI6n 2Sad CO Go 3 3 veal. ysos ]i 1ss !, n at 8
JJellhe Wright & Co: % veals I79 10 at 81 IS.
sBP AND Les l @ pt ss See a @ s cars rs at at s.
6s ae2d Be5 9gdng d 81 @ cars for the market making with
were in light supply and steadv for handy weights Of
choice lambs steady; medium and common lambs duh
sheep sold at So s5 50 'I pe @ m 6neRg az s o
nary prime lambs $6 4O@$S Is; car Of choice DO
j eRabensten. Harris Connor: 22s virginia
a At s et G & 80 30 r. r. at s. a. 1871 las S eHdaha ysn amS saaS
81 SHEEP @ az q s. s. al a @ go "a 0 d. SO ,n 81 n at II Cincinnati
81 @ % s N wes HsPa Wsna amOs DO Ss q n m at S I'll 81 @ s 3
West Virginia sheep. 100 n. at s. so
Kerns Commission Company 249 Kentucky lambs 20
s. 12a Late yesterday: 22s Kentucky lambs e n at
22S 81 do 70 q l. H. G 9 rO do o. T ls at a. ' 2ss
$s 90 Kentucky do. SO SO, n at S. 60 a.
27 do % 10 IS %; SO Virginia sheep 1O2 10. at s. 25
Sherman culver: $50 Kentucky lambs Sc 10. at
S Judd & Co.: sO7 Virginia lambs 50 70. at 81 90; 2
Virginia sheep 10 $4 l 12O 10. ats5 so
Tobp & shannon: y State lambs. IS 10. at SO rs:
HOGS Receipts were 221s cars or $3.50 head. i2clud
syIvania hogs sold 81 2g@s7 per 100 N; Western
sales~s Judd & Co: 49 state hogs. 15s 70 average
ct 81 40 per 100 NJ Eoughs 229 10 at So 90 st9g 20 3,
s. 80 roqghs 223 n a. S. 81 100 western G hogs Sie
sanders: hogs. 1si 10. at ST 25: rOughs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

New York July 90 1905
For the week ending Friday. July 20. 1895:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, July 21 1905

e1lsAPStraw Guieti market not regularly attended
0nas IS reduced by good drying cut weather we
" TONS reported az Produce Exchange at today
auoson kiver Railroad 240; Eric Railroad s0 Penn
syIvaha halroad, 30; Delaware. Lackawanna Western
6airo9d 20; Lehigh Valley Railroad 80; BaltiIrors q
nlo haload. 80; river boats $50; canal boats go;
total; 11l9 tons. Reeelpts OF straw no tons
Toledo, July 2o-CLOVEFsSEED-Caxh, 81 10: October
% %; December. 81 oTas; TIMOTHY. 50 10; AAslFSE,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
441'THREE DRIVERS ARRESTED
'ssd With Stopping Trucks on Left
Side Of Street.

3 ass,s lnEee truck drivers were brought before
-. ete Finn In the Essex Market court
se,asS charged with violating the trafle
.. .'0hs In stopping their trucks on the left
es.- uhe street. The arrests were made by
sAa' Aa-lian Larlin and PatFolmen sager, Betz.
3 : smith ana Jennings OF the Traffic Squad.
s5sr~ Ly ~ complaints have been made OF the
esaor GS1oe6ing the East Side streets that In
tl1io .ooa recently issued orders Cor a strict
'ts,s e4t oH the regulations on all the side
b 49, sS well as the larger thoroughfares
nd slS were made wherever a driver was
- glL the left side Of his vehicle 20 the
Aye1ggskss ssLats Finn dismissed them al with
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
SOMERSET INN

AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARDSVILLsE N 3
IS miles from New York. on IaeEawanna R r.. Via W
23d, Christopher Barclay Ferry Altitude.
Opens May 10. BEN r PHELPS.
TelenhOn1 BernRFdsVlIle.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
NEW ENGLAND.
VaCatiOnReSOrtS
NEW ENGLAND.

Along the North Shore Of Long island Sound, at
the charming inland locations Of Connecticut
and among the Berkshire and litchfield Hills,
reached by the finest through and suburban
train service running out of New York. Send
2-eent stamp 70 New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Room No. sos, Grand Gen.
tral Station, New York, or TO Passenger De-
partment, New Haven, for descriptive books and
list Of hotels, boarding houses, rates for board,
and passenger fares.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Total
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
COTTON RECEIPTS

New York July 90 1905
The following are the total net receipts Of cotton
at all ports since September l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22
COMMERCIAL NEWS

OF everything the
cant commercial
of this degree ceni
gals a75 cents; $500; analysis
in
in the
preceding These
was EWa the which remained
been quoted for long time weekw
23625, at
MBryde, 30 s. Kihei Onmea $3.50;
Ookala, al
Oahu R. cent Ppeekeo per
THE NAH1KU RUBBER COMPANY.
tations the Island prospects this
selected growing the
Mr. F. T. P Warhou report variety
deliberate known as Ceara
much better adapted Island
early profitable least twenty
bring their
The report we figure that by the end of this
a
be
of
product is done with the
the juice that the rubber.
this
holders
Continued
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22


When a they
think of blon' orig
the second At that
French
French transferred the billion
lon'' at
millions
lion million mllonh in of
origin
In following of
English billion. 8 referred to
What billion conception guam
sent thus: l0e0o0000000o
entirely the mind is incapable of
If able to the
he
6944.
There
be compended the cubic
nourhd fluids
reckoning the size which of
of of
billion a
easily represented thus:
employed a
200 would of
posed to be in exie
Since these stastics-which
Journawere of
race has very materially stretched Six thousand
counts for the development of the civilization of Egypt
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22
WHEN LONDON HEARD THE NEWS.
English Files CT 1776.


Morning Advertiser August H. 1776
Ponals in town. and
be the
for the cruel expressions they have
sustain
printed
ignorant
attention personalities The Morning
Post of August s
rebels kept the intel
genee Doctors
Commons having his would
admit, tempted to try his foun highway
decamp, residence
hardly be held dgceu
they rpieved
could be this land of
Carleton
being of expedition they
chose, propriey
JOURNALISM
coEtented smuggler
Adams pettfogg honesty place
:
Iee because appointed to a regiment joined
perado.
a deluded multitude.
in the Morning Posto of
mpolicy United
mentd due to their villa M
a with a
the the desire themselves the
the nation
in seontes They
against Empire lost
reputation
Prince and people tarnished in the of all Europe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22
NICHOLAS AND THE DOUMA.

Parliament been issued once
of the
occasion the Douna
dismissal meeting the emperor thres
him
the death
and nearer the
north the Crlan
enrclng
peasants demanding
landlords while within the
of the Empero o
which has tasted and felt It's strength
Something needed
be the of the end
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22

MR. AcIH-Money talks. I nothing to say.
JACK LUCAS have
DR. M GREWThe maker
GEORGE LYCURGUs-
w hat?
got double
O
JUDGE
OF theseis Stands
MANAGER HERTscFE good A
n comm pack
T. W. HoBRoN-Wahiawa Say
be a o boats in
trying in
vertisera Better cut n
POP sPITzER is
Francisco same thing.
in
lands Waawa until the
thnktha
Kaimuki nothing
HUGH TREvENEN-s
-brac.
e. oticed in the
Tenth of Fifth
E. c. BROWN Hawaiian
blank to When asked replied
Sheriff Brown The me o.
w L. sPIcERWhile
coming considerably
been a peach
to the
selection 1t quite in the old
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22
DAMS AND PUMPS.

of Nuuanu valley over the hgn NJ
difference OF
existing state or pnole
the NH
mpoundlng ram
and decision wise
affected by Engineer
ines they stability OF the dam "hlc mas ~
1t strue be constructed
of morally certain tha, III rsn
the
onreeco Po
oppose
economy support the Nuuanu dam
the ground TO aHec1 t
stability of the good WORK ana TINS
easily be had
in which constructed
constitutes
safety nave Dh
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22
A CITY'S SHAKEN NERVES.
(By a Fire Insurance President.)
stakatststats*s*ats* ssa 3 *g gtst .4g4s+ +aA


The thing
steal his automobile which
her Los
friend slight
n the
ole age and good who had
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22

in the he'd
that the
of
be
though they
their
passed through
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22

The Elite Ice grief
ndTsret meals and bskt i . an aa s rarv sneatin bad
saw in Honolulu Yet and the pretest place have for restaurant
a
t ] % h;t , 1s, anu - 80 IL ~ ] IL we p ra W .h Te'lo 1f 1 lan a
population winch french restaurant requires But the lively gundoor
business Honolulu
of the strong points In other words the call Dairy Kitchen with
dicatesen t a
of
know day
For nane If want smoking dish of homemade pork and BEANS
ask for this and food canned which the
devil take and pay the price of whole can for small portion
If want bowl of bread and milk milk family
cat creamls milk at that and the teethngring
of
they make an imitation to order, duck
ask for fried salt pork with whole smothe
other Asiates back 'No gotl''
want the pleben apple dumping
0 a jelly instead
If want dish of
priced hotel and get with of which
half suhmege and wholly spoi the New England deeaey
If want hot biscuits and honey like mother used get
If ask for drangh of fresh buttermrk used
get stopped selling
If chicken
to the chicken I told $ just out.
dainty has
been fairly well extracted before cooking of
ham which are intended to make buy something drink
If want baked Indian pudding
If hash,C wi
brand have to take substitute sacred
Yun ching with the smell of punk its ehopoppy reeesses
of frehu
weIbutered and seasoned like
Kitchen Why, might well
I of the
commonplace which the gronnddoor
day, and III
So give hundreds Dairy Kitchen
wholesome things plenty And
'paor,' please ian easy to it.
And if a to
small He might order time.
There
Since the ptoffce
mailing their cards at the wharf They
formation winch them something
OF Llluokalani be inscribed ''The
OF the last kameameha
the Hawaiian out
hula girls that the
d All this of
selling picture cards cood
Hawaiian wh
Then cards with pictures of California
force sent out with the of
rents IS view of Point Iona from Coronado Beach, labeled
" " or something OF the kind Lucky for if the Chicago packing
houses not made these
millionaire
y y
ing sooner than spoiled fish 1t bad medicine Honolulu
after its fish supplies
be doing At least fish
Oh d h are beng sold at the market with results that
the moruary records Whether
in inspection don't know they
axe and attend to the unpleasant details
Pride in his port but submission
the leadership the Home Rule
have use for leaders who lead them against wall
organization Hence hc
the Home Rulers political
aon They can do nothing outside of but whoop
will be useful han one
night on the train ed in per
1t will be long long of
recover Just imagine what be the feelings
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22
COUNTING A BILLION.

4a4a4R+ +.4sa 4a4 g%s4ss4a1kr
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-22

Continued on Page 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12

LOW RATES TO LOS ANGELES.
Via the Northwestern Line. An ex-
cursion rate of one first class limited
fare for round trip, will be in effect
from all stations April 25 to May S,
inclusive, with favorable return
limits, on account of Imperial Coun-
Gil, Mobiles of Mystic Shrine. Three
fast trains through toiCalifornia daily.
''The Los Angeles Limited" electric
lighted throughout, via the New Salt
Lake Route, with drawing room and
tourist sleeping cars. 1.-The Over
land Limited, !" electric lighted
throughout, less than three days en-
route. Another fast daily tram is
''The China & Japan Fast Mail" with
drawing room and tourist sleeping
cars. For itineraries and full infor-
nation apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12
Goodrich

Mr.. and Mrs.S. D. Newton spent
Sunday at her fathers.
A. D. Whey and wife and Mrs.
Beaman and son Ralph visited Deni-
son Monday.
Chas. Retman was in Denison
Tuesday.
VIM. Hoffman marketed hogs in
Denison Tuesday.
Eddie Brogden was running his
disc on Tuesday. Your little early
Eddie.
Ralph Beaman commenced work
for Carl Whey Tuesday.
Morris and Newton were cleaning
wheat Wednesday getting ready for
spring work. We think they had
better wait till spring comes, Ell!
Mrs X. Flint and Miss Lucy, Miss
Lovicie Morris and Mrs. Della Phillips
took dinner with Mrs. Wilkinson
Tuesday.
L. F. Morris and Watt Wilkinson
and Carey Phillips were in Denison
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink and Mrs.
Wilkinson drove up TO Deloit Satur-
day to help Miss Lucy Flint celebrate
her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaman gave party
to about twenty young people Friday
evening. A lovely two course supper
was served at midnight. All report
a good time.
w. c. McHenry and Phillips were
in town Saturday, also L. F. Morris
and VIM. Cose drove down to Denison
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cose spent a
few days at the home of their daugh-
ter Mrs L. Dunbar this week.
Our genial road supervisor VIM.
McHenry has already begun his
years work dragging the roads and
replanking number of bridges.
Miss Helen CARRIER of Denison is
teaching at Dist. No. 6. and Miss
Lucy Sly will begin term of school
in the Jepson district next Monday.
AL. Johnston and family expect to
enjoy life this summer, he having
bought fine surrey last week.
Miss Mabel Grant has been pleas
ant visitor at the M. F. Sly home
the past month.
Morris Wilkinson and Fred Strong
jr. have quit college and will assist
in farm work at home this spring.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12
CHARTER Oak

Two homes in Charter Oak have
been bereaved his week by the death
of the mother. Last "Wednesday at
her home in North Charter Oak, oc-
Cured the sudden death of Mrs. John
Reese, of heart failure. A husband
and eight chilrden remain TO mourn
her loss. The death was great
shock to the many friends of the
family. On Saturday evening at St.
Joseph's hospital in Sioux City, Mrs.
Hans Hagge. a most estimable and
highly respected lady died, after a
severe operation. Her remains were
brought home Sunday evening and in
terment was made in Nissen cemetery
Tuesday. Both families have the
sympathy of the entire community.
Miss Frances Drake returned to
her school duties in Onawa Monday
morning.
H. j. Cummings of Arion, was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Andrews spent few
days this week at home, returning to
Ida Grove Monday.
A. j. Eggen of Adair is visiting
relatives and old time friends in
Charter Oak this week.
Mrs. F. w. Loomis arrived home
from Leeds, Ia, Monday evening
where she has been for the last week
attending her mother, who is seriously
sick.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson is visiting
in Des Moines.
Mrs. W. A. Brown is enjoying
visit from her mother Mrs. COINS,
whom she has not seen for thirty
years.
Miss Juanita Massie spent Sunday
at her home in Logan.
Miss Ruth Robb is seriously i'll at
her home south of town.
A little son of Walter Wilson was
taken to Sioux City yesterday and to-
day was operated on. He is reported
to be in very serious condition.
H. H. Sturgis and son Carl are
spending the week at Colfax.
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CORRESPONDENCE PRIZES.
The Review Makes Liberal Offer for
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One of the chief merits of cores
pondence service, must be regularity.
Readers IN different localities grow
accustomed to look for the news of
their neighborhood and ifSthey do not
find it they are distinctly disappointed.
For this reason the REVIEW has de-
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respondent is unable temporarily to
do the work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Faulkner.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Faulkner.
James O'Meara now has tenants
for his new barn in the shape of a
team of fine black horses. He and
his family may now enjoy life.
Jack Welch is still busy improving
his poultry plant. Last week he built
large scratching shed for the "bid-
dies" and is getting everything very
to-date.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12

What good does it do you to eat if
your stomach fails to digest the food !?
None. 1t does you harm-causes
belching, sour stomach, fatulence, etc.
When the stomach fails little Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure after each meal will
digest what you eat and makes the
stomach sweet.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12
Illinois Central R. r. Time Table
=EASt Rnlld

NO. Omaha, St. Paul. Minneapo.
lis Chicago. Express, DAILY 951 A. NJ
No. g Co. Bluffs & FIT. Dodge Way
=, Freight. DAILY except Sunday TO- 35 A. M
NO. 81 Co. Bluffs st Paul
DAILY except Sunday).. 1892 P. M.
No 2 Omaha, ST. Panl, Minneapo-
Us & Chicago Limited (Daily)7. 4s P. M.
West Bound
30 Chicago st. Paul & Mimi
espolis Limited, (Daily) s. 3b A. M
No 81 st Paul & Minneapolis & Omaha
lally .............. .6. 81 p. N
No 81 Local Way Freight, DAILY
except Sunday ........ p, M,
Nos Chicago & Omaha Express NDaily)
All Daily Except9l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12

Vaccinate your cattle with Parke
Davis & Co.'S. Black legoids before
turning them to pasture. A fresh
quantity always on hand at Schlum.
berger's Pharmacy. 15-2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12
HIGHLANDERs PRO- MP |

Mrs. Girard Makes Acknowledgement
of Promptnesso of Fraternal Order.
scnleswig, Ia, 3, 30 ,o6.
To the Executive Committee of the
Royal Highlanders,
Aurora, Neb.
Gentlemen:
This is to express my appreciation
of your prompt settlement of my claim
as beneficiary of my son Jesse E.
Girard who died February rs, 1906.
Eva e. Girard.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-12

In the spring time you rem
ovate your house. Why not
your body? HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea drives out inn
purities, cleanses and enriches
the blood and purifies the entire
system. 35c. R. Knaul.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-16
BROOD MARES
AND FOALS

In the feeding Of brood mares and
colts it is essential that the ration sup
piled contain a liberal allowance OF
protein and ash compounds. In the
| case Of the brood mare which Is suck.
ling colt or carrying the fetus she
must in either instance furnish nour.
ishment for the growing animal This
calls for bone and muscle producing
| material, writes A. ]. Kennedy, Iowa
experiment station, in Breeders Ga.
Zette.
The weanling colt should be fed in
such manner as to produce a uniform
development Of all parts of the body,
and this too, calls for a bone and mus
Gle producing ration, Bran, on account
Of its richness in both protein and ash
matter, makes an excellent feeding
stuff to use in this connection. There
is perhaps no other feeding stuff which
can be fed with as much safety as bran
to mares and colts. It is advisable,
however, to feed the bran In conjunc-
tion with some other feeding stuffs
such as oats and corn, due to the fact
that bran is too bulky to supply the sole
grain ration for animals Of this ma
ture.
A ration composed of equal parts
bran, oats and corn by weight or Shree
parts oats to two parts bran by weight,
or equal parts bran and wheat shorts
by weight will be found to give gooG
results. 1t is not necessary to soak the
bran, as when fed with the other feed
ing stuffs in the dry form good results
may be obtained.
A brood mare of 1,600 pounds weight
not doing work and receiving straw OF
corn stover for roughage should thAve
well ON grain ration Of ten or twelve
pounds per day of any of the mentioned
mixtures. Weanling colts should re.
ceive some nice bright mixed hay OF
clover which Is free from dust foI
roughage and from three to five pounds
per day of any one of the mentioned
grain mixtures.
Should the colts not thrive well, as
would be indicated by harsh dry coat
of hair, low condition of flesh and lack
Of spirit, give them twice a week o
steamed mash Of bran, crushed oats or
barley and little fiaxseed meal. A
preparation of this kind should over
come all ordinary troubles. Some of
the best British horse feeders use
steamed roots with the grains for this
purpose and obtain excellent results
Bran alone is too bulky for brood sows,
but when fed with other grains will be
found very useful feeding stuff.
Graham guardian., 1906-03-16
Spring Poetry

A certain young lady of Stafford,
who by the way is a constant
reader of the GUARDIAN, hauded
the local quill driver the following
clasical ode on beautiful spring.
We didn't dare point out any de-
feots, much less consign it TO the
stebAsket along with thirty
seven others that came one day
last week; but here is the poetry:
"Spring is about here aud with
it comes sunshine and showers,
green grass and flowers, onions
and tomatoes, green peas and po-
tatoes, green beans, cucumbers,
carrots and lettuce, and then
choleramorbus will get us. But,
he who survives until autumn ar.
rives can have bis peach pie alon &
with the confounded, pesky flies"
But to go this obIiging, blushing
maiden one better, we weekly ap.
pend the following;
Original or stolen, peach buds
are swollen, and bloom will soon
cover the trees; then will follow
cherries, and lovely blackberries
and the hum Of industrious bees.
To offset the fruit and the red rad.
ish root, the chigger will lie at its
ease, and the housecleaning time
will complete this rude rhyme,
while Rover sits digging his feas.