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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
Mining Machinery Fer Sale

have one lngcrsoll Sargent Baby
Drill with complete outfit, including
Dtt column bar aud clamp.
One II b. p. locomotive boiler,
cheap at $50. One Worthingtou
steam pump, , in. suction, u dis
charge. One Tool house wagon that
sou can move from one place to an
other a complete blacksmith outfit
including tools. 40 10. anvil, one
portable forge. one bench vice. 400
a. Of pipe, size, ! 10. 10 / IN 300
feet Of inch wire cable
! also have one Altman Taylor
Traction engine, y h. P. IN good
condition. II YOU are in need Of an
engine Of this size, am In position
TO give you bargain.
All the above machinery - IN
frst-class condition aud j. now To-
Gated at Gracey, Ky. For prices aud
information address, G. j. HAIRY,
Marion ~.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
Al Apinal Story For
Little Folks
The Innocent Elephant

Jumbo WAS 90 innocrnt. - guHr.--
and uususp"cting that n you told b 70
he tail was on Ia front he would 81
mixed and be tempted 10 hcl.rye n
lie was also ahscutmlndsd
Why" said the monkey. "the Other
day told him thrt hc was a Hrr IN.
CINE and that his trunk was the h1ss.
and Dc never Anew the Difference AID
squlrt~i water ell over the place an
the kccicr came and pounded h.m-
lets have some FUN with him nov
suggested the parrot
by the way" said Jumbo abscnty
who IL that peculiar looking frH1v
with The straw sticking ont 81 his cl..B.
by 90" post thcrcT'
Why that's Hey. Rube.'" sad
the parrot
a hay Huhcf' asked Juno
Yes. a Hey. Ruhc' n you'd hecn
tn M" cirrus longer you'd have known
what Hey. Ruhc.' g."
is 10 good 60 catY' queried the IN.
noc"nt one
Most assuredly." said the monkey
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
Dog Goes Five Hundred Miles Home.

Fremont, Ia, Nov With
nothing to guide it but il, natural
brute instinct, Scotch collie dog.
belonging to man in Des Nome.
la, Journeyed 800 miles by itself
from Valentine, Nebraska, where il
had been sold, back home again. 1t
reached Iowa capital thin, run down.
shaggy aud foot,ore, but the same
old dog aud rcjoiced to see his old
master. The De, Moines man will
offer the Valentine man his price for
the dog and keep him.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
mn LOOKED FLKAaAu.

''Graciousr" exclaimed Joe. "You
will brighten the poor girl out o. be,
wits"
But Jim wanted the picture. and n.
very neat day be went down TO b.
photographers place.
Now. slt real stlll and book plea.
ant said tie photographed.
Jim sat a. stu as he could and ooh
ed as pleasant as be ever dld ln b.
ne The photographer touched TIE bu
tpn. sud the picture was made
The FIRST mall carried one Of the pl,.
lures 10 inns girl
she will BE- pleased with that /
know" declared Jim. My. DO Iaoa
handsome la that plcturer'
Well. In a few days Mr. Ch.mraares
got a letter from his sweetheart. an8
this Is the letter
NJ James chlmpznr,o. N Zulu Ja-r..
Tanlela land
Dear SIT never knew what q r+-f,et
r. fUf foI wfro until ! got yo.r r..,s.
graph ~ vIu b. impossible Or r. %
marry sou Papa nayp please Del. aaat
from thr house Sincerely.
CATHERINE oRASO-OUTtNG
Detroit Journal
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
METHODS IN TEACHING

Observation-Disclosures light up will lumi.
eight the illustration four uses of
illustration l. They attention brought in dark room
shining in the sky draws eye the illus.
ron of the lessons The ear is quicken
ed to interest by story the eye arrested by picture or the chalk
mark Nothing awakns more than the
may be Informed concerning the place every object,
But how all our ideas changed at the instant when light
dueed enabling They memory The
which flashing the sky remembered lone
after the about which read has been forgotten remember
much by its its thoughts, its illustrations
They awaken the How aroused to eopy
ton of sin by the parable Of the Pdg but an H.
uraion? Mr. Moody have the deply as
his celebrations.
There four classes of illustration which depepd uror
the sight and derive their interest from the pupils delight seeing
Such are pictures diagram and when drawn presence
of the scholars though udy ketchd
and Those which depend Imagination
childhood this faculty especially world new
and To this class illustrations belong pictures m
presentations of the thought
Those which depend comparison resemblance in
things different the correspondence and the
ua old the parable of the and the of oves
Those which depend upon knowledge Children eager to
will furnish illustrations of spiritual
Use illustrations only the line teaching Never use an ~
aon tell for the sake or story but ALWAYS to
impress truth Never let the illustration be prominent part
but give prominence the truth teaching illustration
throw light on that rn Encourage the pupils incidents illus
aion ETC. that will clarity and enlven the lessons taught
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15

He ought to be good" thought jun
DO. IN he's hay"
u" looked longingly at tho jay With
The grassy whiskcrs.
when no one IL looking I will eat
him. he said.
By and 10y the chance came Jumbo
stole mp close 10 the farmer. who WIS
looking ntcn'ly al the lady bIrcHIcE
rider Reaching out his long trunk
40 wound II about the "IIcy. Euhr'
throw back his big head. op''rI lis
mite mouth and dropped the aston
ishel "Rubc" into Il.
but, oh how different n soemcl From
III" by he had been used to- II Lick
cl ana struggled. II hurt his jaw y
'hpkcd him. He rclt as TIE wI
must when sc had Jonah inside lie
must get rid ~ II nj once
Around the tent h. tore. lpr,'u" ''r
way ont, while the reot Of BIZ n rl
G.Encr dangIcd iron, as r.- rp 10
PEOPLE scrambled TO ret or ,f to-
Niter a deal OF Str'v',, lc
through the tent aud nlulr.' i',
his unwilling meal out ap .' ...'
sod
II" never heard the or - +.
take. All Of which rhp o.
there are different r..u'e
same word.-St Louis I.. .'...'.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
The Har.hne.s Of orntor..

American political orators are often
charged with being unduly harsh TO
the other side. The following extract
from q speech Of the late Earl Of
Shaftesbury, published la hi, memoirs.
shows that n our stump speakers OK.
hihit harshncsS they come honestly By
IT, The noble earl thus described and
prophcsicd When Gladstone rius
down a steep place. his immense ma
iorsty. like The pigs in Scripture. but
hoping for Il better issue. will 20 with
him. roaring Ia cruut- ~ eNultntlon q"
-fioston Transcript
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15

II i n mistake % SUPPOSE that cold
drinks arr necessary 90 relieve thirst
Very cold drinks as rule. Increase
the fcvcri,h condition Of the mouth
and stomach ana So create thirst ~
pcr.cnce shows u % b. fact that hot
drinks relieve thc Thirst and cool OF
The body when 10 Is iu an abuurmally
heated condition better than lcc cold
drinks. II u far better aud safer 20
avoid the use ~ drinks below ~ de.
rrccs. In fact. 4 higher temperature Is
to be preferred and those who are
much troubled with Thirst viii do well
10 try the ndyuutHg"- 90 De- derived
from hot drinks Instead ~ cold fluids.
to which they have been accustomed.
Hot drinks also have the advantage
Of aiding digestion instead u causing
debility OF the stomach aud bowels
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
THE FRENCH HUSBAND.
Always, .s {. RsIe, Ansioss Go DO the
Agreeable Thing.

/ The French husband has a faculty
that amounts almost to a genius for
| bestowing the delicate attentions
which cost little except the exercise
" modicum OF tact and thoughtful
ness, but which carry JOY 10 every
true womau's heart lie not only
thinks 10 take home 20 her often Tin
the absence OF the means to make =
larger onering) ten cent bunch or
vlolcts. plnks or roses from the flower
market or the tinerant flower vendors
barrow on his route. but he presents
them CALAMITY with the compliment
and the caress the occasion calls for.
and this makes them confer a pleasure
out Of all proportion TO their Intrinsic
worth
lie remembers her birthday or fete
day with potted plant. a BIT OF game,
a box Of boubons. n cake from the pas
try cooks or bottle Of good wine.
He is marvelously fertile Ia eXpedients
for making the time pass quickly and
agrecnbly for her. lie has thousand
amusing and successful devices for
helping her 20 renew her youth. He
projects unique and joyous Sunday
aud holiday EXCURSIONS. lie improylses
dainty little banqucts lie IL past
master especially In the art Of conjur.
ing up amiable mysteries aud prepar-
ing charming little surprises. And In
all these trivial enterprises he ylndi-
rates the old French theory that true
consists in taking n certain
amount OF pains 20 50 order our words
and our manners that others be con
tent with ms and with themselves"
The American husband II particular
y solicitous TO do the proper thing:
the French husband 10 do the agree
able thing independent
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
HELPS TO STUDY.

Early the morning the day week these women are
their complete the embamng Chsts
Mary Msgdaene arrives the rolled
She takes but apostles
this fact She returns by another than the
them other viii
has returned to tell Of the disciples the epuchre
gel them and tells them
Jesus that he here but He come and
the vacant tomb and then tell the
and made their city Doubtless
after they left Mary Msdne stopped
down and looked and angels and
of where the body of Jesus lay They wep she told
them that had taken her Lord
laid him She then raised she Jesus Then oc.
Cured the between him aud her aw
appeared the other they
After the there features about
Chsts body He seemed have the transporting
place another Immediately He could the doors
all closed and vanish of their perfectly spiritual being
These no doubt are the carcee Of the spiritual body
ia possess after his resurrection.
In the meantime the guard and reported resurrection of
Christ The Jewish rulers that this do therefore they
bed the guard the disciples stole him while the,
ep This Of the reports ever was pub
ished a Roman guard.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
Ap ApimaI Stony Ros
Little Folks
Mr.. JAMES CHlMPAN.
ZEE'S PICTURE

Have you heard the newsr' ash.
Joe Baboon Of Jim Chlmpanzee.
mo; what II itf' inquired Jim.
why, u Photographic has come h
town"
And what is a photographer ask.
Jim
"A man who takes pictures"
"Wlll be take my picture?" inoul,..
Jim
"Of course he will" answered II.
but what on earth do you want vou.
picture taken forT'
ITO send 10 my sweetheart AL.
jun. blushing To the end OF his tsu
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15

Mrs. Noah was complaining that her
clothes looked as II they had come out
OF the ark.
con the contrary" returned her
spouse. they have inst come across
the water"
Herewith he CONGRATULATED himself
on the chcnpness OF importcd gowns
New York sun
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15

An EngIishman tells the story Of
boy who SAW ana exceedingly howl.g.
gcd man standing m front ot = bot fire.
Finally he co1ld restrain himself TO
longer ana s1iu. Hey mi.tcr. you'd
bc'i"r EuI away from there: you'se
warpn'."
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
For Sale.

The residence of the late T. Y.
Thomas m Rochesters addition TO
the city of Marion, two lots Of three
or four acres, six room house, we'll
on each lot. Stable aud all ncccs-
sary out buildings Write or call on
Mrs. W. y. Rochester
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
BuCkIen's ArnsCa SaIVe
The Best SaIve In The World.
A Guaranteed Cure For Plies

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Pro
ducing Piles. Druggists are author
lied to refund money if Pazo Oiut-
ment fails to cure in 8 to Ii days
price soc.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
WATER IN TURKEY.
Must Meet Many Conditions 60 Ne
Perfect beverage.

Must Meet Many Conditions Co ne .
Perfect beverage.
Turks are extremely particular"
writes traveller. in regard 10 the
quality ~ the water they drink and
are willing 90 - az much trouble aud
expense 90 obtain water 90 the Kind
they prefer To be a perfect beverage
water must issue from q rock. fnli from
height hc u medium temperature.
Gow rapidly aud copIously. taste sweet
spring Ia high aud lonely ground aul
run from south 10 north or from east
10 west The excellence OF any water
Is accordingly determined by the mum
Der OF these conditions 10 fu.alls. 10 Is
remarkable how much pleasure Turks
find la visiting a famous spring lu the
country. to spend the whole day beside
10 under the shade ~ trees. doing little
else chan drink curufe after rurafe u
the water a- The elixir 90 ne Resorts
OF this description abound ON the shores
aud in the valleys OF the upper los-
porus under such names a- the Water
u Life the silver Water. the Water
Under the Chestnut Tree the Water
Beside the lIuzcls The spectacle %
me great gatherings there on Fridays.
arraycd Ia bridal colors. seated tier
above tier on the tcrraccd platforms
built against N" grccu slope ~ the
hill. the women above. the men De.
low. an IN the deep shade ~ the
branches meeting overhead. forms
picture beyond o. painters power 10 re.
produce. Chicago N-ws
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
To Cure A Cold in One DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Ia lets. Druggists refund money #
it fails to cure. f.. W Groves sig.
nature Is on each box. 25c.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15

Their" Us 30 virtue In the sunday that
make. '.i'u. py, Il wish II WIS
Mono"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
TRAINING GLASS
LESSON KILN.
There is Sunday school lesson in this weeks readings
LESSON KILN.
DAILY MAMMA.
By
REV. j. +. Price
oeoe0o00 sSS0s0

Sunday November 1S,-The o embalm
Nix. 1913; Tx. 24e: Ju 2O:1sb.
Monday, Nov l9-Mary stone taken away and
returns to tell the disciples Nix 1914; LIZ PAP; Ju. 2OI
Tuesday Nov 2OThe angel appears the other
depart Mt 2S:5-S Nix 1868; LIZ 243-S.
Wednesday Nov. 2-Pee John see and return Tx
2412 "a; Ju 2O:3 10
Thursday Nov 22Mary Magdane
tomb afterwards she Christ MkI6:9 Ju 2OIlll
Friday Nov 23Chrs appears the 2s9
Saturday. Nov 24Repo of the guard the guard brbed
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Lest We

sGet-Baby is restless. CAM sleep at night
woNF eat cries spa, noii,a'iv a bottle OF
white Cream Vern,frge never Calls 20 cure.
kvery mother shna'i give her baby White
0Tsam VermifuQe. 50 many times when the
baby IS pale and freiful he mother does not
ksow what to do. A bottle OF this medicine
would bring color 10 his cheeks and laughter TO
his ewes Give IL trial. Sold by Woods &
0pDe Druggists.
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Local Time Table |. C. Railroad
NORTH ROUND

NORTH ROUND
Leave Marion 7oz am Arrive Evansville ),S au
Leave Marion tz7 pm Arrive F~.nsviIl. a, nm
Leave Marion geo pm Arrive Evansville GA, nm.
Arrive NATION $50 IN
Leave MARION iii"um Autc Evansville fso su
Arrive Chicago glo am
AOUTH BOUND
Leave Marion '7f am Arrive Princeton 400 an,
Arrive Nashville sro am
Leave Marion man AtrNe Princeton IetS pn
Leave Marion un A.tive Princeton $50 u1r
rive Nashville gf5 pu.
Leave Ma.i.' pm Arrive Princeton o.. r..
- HOpkiIsyille gts IuI
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SituaCi6n Anarquica en- BIaIisLock.

p m .#
COmun
I pocf h sdo acada muehedumbre guidOra dc l ud
anchedo yivendas
eli
81 9 decadav
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La repOsiGi6n de Dreyfus

Los proyectos de ley nombrando al ex-
reclugo de IL isla del Diablo, Mr.. Dreyfus
iefe de eacusdr6n de caballerfa del ei6rci-
to frances y 4 Picquart general de brigada
pasaron on Ia Cdmars por 473 y AT vo-
tos. Dreyfus ser6 adem6s inscrito en- los
cuadTos de Ia legion de honor,
In duelo 4 espada. consequences de
Ia Teposici6n de Dreyfus, tuvo lugar entire
Mr.: Puglise Cont Mr.. Sarraut Subse-
cretario de Estado, resultando herido gra-
vemente este tiltimo
El Consejo General del Departamento
de Bocas del R6dano ha adoptado una
resoluci6n pidiendo Ia expulsion del ej6r-
cito del general Mercier.
-Parece que todavfa no han encontra-
do, los BefioreB del directorio republican,,
quien quiera hacerse cargo de Ia jefatura
de la colectividad Con una derrota en-
perspective, no son todoB los que quieren
arrostrar Ia responsabilidad que segurs-
mente querrfan echarle, los que parece que
congtituyen ell "directorio secreto."
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Deficit que ha sidO menOr este aifo.

El informe annual del Administrator
General de Correos de los Estados Unidos
dice que 81 6ltimo alo fiscal recibi6ronse
$102, ,355, 900, excediendosa los gastos en-
$5, 900 4 10 recibido. Es decir un
deficit de cinco millones y pico que tiene
ell Departamento de Correos, siendo menor
este afio que en- amos anteriores.
Las perdidas So deben que 81 gobiernO
admite Ia materia postal de segunda elase
araz6n de un csntavo Ia libra. Pasan
miles de toneladas de materia postal por
correo como gegunda clase, no siendo en-
rsalidad segunda clase.
Ell Postmaster General Sc propone reco-
mendar la Legislature que niegue el
pase por correo todaB estas correspondent
cias, excepto aquellos peri6dicos que sean
diarios para dIseminar conocimientos de
los asuntos pdblicos.
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Prensios q Jos jpepOnentes sObrs E6retas
se sortear6n 8 todos Los afios entire los que
mas se distingan por 80 censtanCia en- el
Ah0rro.
HOgas de Cqi0: Para las imposiciones:
De 1O3 de Is mafiana, de / & 81
de "a tarde los dias laborables de 81 q
10A de la mafiana los domingos; Para Ia
extracciones, Las mismaa h0ras excepto los
domingoa
Reglame1ato De "a 8ecci6n: Las personals
que interesan mas pormenores aobre las
pimosiciones, extraccionas manera de Ii
quidaE intareaes, etc, pueden solicitar un
eiemplar en- Ii Gaia.
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-Parece que la reunion del comite del
partido republican,, On Ia que habfa de
considerarse ID renuncia del senior Her
n9ndez Lopez, Sc trata de transferir para
luego del dia 25. Este. senior, se asegura,
insisse en- su renuncia, que ha presentado
con Caracter irrevocabIe, ninguna propo-
siCi6n de.lRB que se asegura le han Bido
hechas, le hara zanzibar deaprop6sito.
-Otra ''banca alemana" para las ca
rreras del hip6dromo de Ponce, ha Bido
establecida en- esta capital. Hay mucha
animaci6n entire los iugadoreB y muehaa
apuestas Sc cruzaran en- San Juan.
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INP0RTANTES CABLES
H Kaiser en- Potsdan.

New York Julio 49, pm.
e ha
agunas sananaA ..#.
princess recene aumbanieno tk
muy deliada d
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igero TembIor de TERRA.

New .. M.
dad un ligeo tembor de ierra
Ell en6meno inquieu
FL udad edifc
Sc
de 10 meore emundo.
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Roosevelt y Diaz arbitrOs.

New York, Julio %, 1902. N.
pidenta Roevelty
dchos
Salvador gido Roosevelt expressive
mensaie de gitud efz intervention Guatemala
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DisueItO ell ParIanentO.

York, 49, 13O D. M
Car diputsdos gno
Duma.
Eato ha cauado todo
de poca
los maban 6os gObieno
oencarce
Los de6 menbrOs de Ia Duma Wibog
goberno reYoluconario
oonmod6n han causado tos sucesos On toda Is Rusfa
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esta universalmente reeonoeido que para los
ninos d6bles raoufticos, Inadres nerviosas Y ex-
haustas, y hombres delgados pdlidos no hay medi-
eamento alimento que nutra, restaure, fortalezca
, de vigor al sistema como 10 hace la
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Honor a greIfus.

New York, Julio % p m .
oondecoraGtn de individuo Ia
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BlRC0 TERRITORIAL \ keRIcQlA
De PUERTO RIOO.
sECCION DE AHORRos.

lasposioioases s0brs E5bret1 Desde 1925
8 $1,000 deYengar6n interses Il s por 100:
annual.
IasposieiOnes PSaso flo Desde 500 en
adelante devengar6n interes al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-06

Ks1 T'ty. capital stock $15O,OOO.
rae directors are: John r, Richards.
Walter B. Richards. John Couovei
George b. Richards and o. /. Ruhl,
all Of Kansas City Mo.
Lawton Hardware company, capital
saock sl5O.OOO The directors are:
Allie Reaves r. S. Bruce and d. Dow,
ali Of Lawton
The Cotton Exchange state bank. Of
Elk city. capital stock $4,000 rhe
directors are: Irwin ". Whea:croft,
Providence, Kentucky. a. e. Cullen
rvneatcroft, Kentucky; Tield sher-
man. Crawford byron j. arnold. Chi
.cago; c. A. Horr. Texnc W B.
Davis n B. INt ana W. j Horr, Of
Elk City
Minhesota-Nevada Investment com
pany principal places Of business ai
Oklahoma City and ST. Paul MINI
Tbs directors are; %. S. Deringer and
Alfred Patterson. st. Paul 1Jiin. ant
/ S. =. Bisbee. Oklahoma City.
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IN THE FLOWER GARDEN.
Seeds May Be Dropped Late Here and
There-Bring Very Welcome
Late Bloom.

Wherever large weed is pulled out,
drop in a few seeds Of some flower. If
you dc not. other weeds will come to
replace the ones pulled and one might
better have patches OF blooming flow
ers late In the season.
There are many of the free-nower-
Ing ANIMALS that make fine Fall dis
play when sown (perhaps a little later
would do), among them being sweet
aiyssum and nasturtium- latter
being IN the seed-producing stage just
when the pode are wanted in she fall
piekling campaign
Perennials like the hollyhock, candy
tufi, phlox. pansy and others sown
during the month (June) give well-es-
tahlished plants that endure the vim
ter Wen and bloom early the following
year, writes Eva Gaillard. in the Ma
tional Magazine
Insects of all sorts will be living
the strenuous life' and we will need
to wage no less strenuous warfare
In order 10 overcome them. II a plant
fails TO do well and no Insects are
visible on the tops, examine the soil
and roots. In the garden where plants
are grown In masses pull gnt one and
examine the root very closhly. some
times when no insect Is found. evil
dence Of their work Is there and by
doctoring the soil we can reach them
Insecticides Of all sorts (too numer-
Gus 20 be mentioned here) are 10 be
had, but IN using any that Is new. use
caution ~iih It. for In this work as
elsewhere too much is as bad as
none at all" k. ss1.szz
AS the hot. dry season comes on be-
gin 70 mulch those plants which do not
have foliage sufliciently large or dense
70 shade the soil. The mulch may be
lawn-clippings or any other substance
that covers the soil and serves TO keep
Il cool, and prevent evaporation.
The mulehing system prevents the
burning Of the small feeding roots
that are near the surface. smothers out
a vast number OF weeds and lessens
the amount Of cultivation and water-
ing that would otherwise be required.