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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21
A Strange Story.

Mrs. Isaac w. Austill, of Chestnut
Ridge, N. C., tells strange story OF
great suffering. 81 was IN bad con
dition for months, but got no relief
My periods had stopped, ali but the
pain. After taking part of a bottle OF
Wine of Cardui, nature worked pop
erly and without pain. advise ali
suffering women to use Cardui." A
pure specific remedy for women's Ills
s1.00, at druggists.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21
Seeking Their Own.

japanese agents are said To be In
London rummaglng dealers shops for
specimens OF old pottery art treasurer3.
OF which collectors have taken IRON
J-pan immense numbers in the .ast
20 years. They have recovered large
number, but the discovery of their
mission has sent up the prices Of lap
anese ware.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21
osurleIent to the pax.r ETC.

Jenkinson--Yes, Pm going to be mar
rled on Friday, Why do you think
that unlucky?
Peckham-Of course.
Jenkinson-Well, then. what is the
lucky day to be married on?
Peckham--lt hasn't been invented
yet.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21
She Expected II.

Why did you tell her that she was
the first girl you had ever kissed?"
Because she asked me-"
But you lied to her and she knows
IT,"
Il know IT. but she would have been
angry If | Houston Post.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21
Harps in Egyptian Tombs.

Harps have been discovered in
Egyptian tombs, the strjngs of which,
In several Instances, were intact, and
save forth distinct sounds. after an
estimated silence of 5000 years.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21
Famlne Rellef in lndia.

India. at last advice, had S2s. 900
persons on its famine relief roll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Snotrpf fra @iboIoshepnet.

&jrre IfboISspcrnerl Otter Irmobs
ming bill is9 eiennem ~8ecorab sSoiten"
Ienoe goer en- Iioeu SiIieu ira Rirreios
ia afbolosicIIfabs Harsmeoe / 2ltfe Fart
ben 22oe % 24oe Sunni.
Seq meo iIere fomnrer berfrn iaor Irrs
oetes opmrutret % itnrfet ! arbeioet,
og eftcr Rsbct bbrteS life Ell gti5lpb al
noBen al benz ieg talte reo, % BET bar
mango. Ser 9if Ell Sreoeus o9 aiGre
Ii9bebcn8 aarb i8ienuem SoriamIinGeu,
Tom oar forunberIig.
Runqc for GfbolosarbciSet btqtiqe
@eIIutninger bIeo f~ortnlt. iom NorSbcs
tetuiuseu iHart bill fortGQe Cher.
g~eIutuiugeu ON, at 5eIifnbcts aar3s
msoe nalgte en- Somite poa 8 Itaub for
at pirte ianmeu mco Rationale Sors
buno" og "Stabsieffaberus" til Sors
lag ON SamarbeiSe og SnmmeniIuts
ming, bill bit Slroe martpe. 2i9eleoes ans
toges, at "9teform" ituIoe oGre SeLItas
bets Organ. af andre 8eitemmeIIer fan
rGbues:
ut 5elitabet arbcioer for Spinbens
Stenmeret / SoIoousS~ pergsmanlet.
Gountb Sptiorsaubetoet iremmes /
iterit muIis llbitretrin9
Ser bleo hoIot en- BEL Sci goSc SnIer
unSer 4orsmsoet, og Sc bar rGiteu ale
prGget af aLoor % aiRrligbeO til vi
b~olbsiageu. Ser bar urdnae gOoe SoLere
boabe, rse oe aarrIe &ienote, iGa Sioeu
ipntes altfor fort.
Sibite Sag, SsnSoB Sorm., bsrte Ri
Prof. 8. 2~steus9daro. On frdfttg, Gris
beuoe 9rRbifeu coer 9ageus eodrges
linn. Chen 6doee Ri Rsoer Gftermios
bog o. afteu iii gieuiiNi9 Spwuutriue oS
BaaminbeIie IN at bare go6e afboIoss
m9rS o9 eooe gor8ere / Samfunbst.
Ct guot Uaiiftorps piIebe Here Iums
ner unoer Rsoerne.
On biertsItg SiIisu I'll miue tierlbte
o. ufisnbte 8enner. SAB % oRre tro til
2sSen % holoe iamuteu / aiGrIigbsS,
Goers for Sageu benaioue
Gle G. gerut3su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
29rermp0c.

@aIesoiue 2rrerforeuina hoIot lit Res
SC / Naples Reriahebs airfe BEN isrits
% auSen SuIt 1906. Siliteoe bar Bret
q mireitao os' 9Greruc q. Rsrusi. E &
See % SpoeIsruh. Bait. RpIIer tom ogs
lau DID ON GftermiSba9er. ReSet be-
epnbte meo grrSiteu al Brof. 8imme'
itdo. Carer SoocIsruo fatefiierte ooer
Den fsrite 9rtiteI. Eemoet bebunbIehes:
Soao fan Der sisres for at 8eLaiorsIto
lelrrereu boIber fat oeo tit Sab? Re
ferent Dor SopeIsrub Sau iubosIls bcts
re Sema / ire Suntter: ~ 9rrcrsus
Eorbolo iii Rcuiebeoeu % Breiten. p
SreiteuS SorboIb iii 9Grereu. 81 Itcs
uisheeens Sorbolo til 2Rrereu.
timber ferite 8uutt bIeo taIt ON: 2Ge
rerers I1SbanneIie, gsu 2Rre OF 2io,
WtetboSer / StoIcn, og Srber. Sans go
be grempeI for ale. Spor meget aoot
ban tuubs uorette for Reutgbeoeu Dco at
oRre en- 2eoer for IIueoonrmeu, iirr /
bens Rsber, % lore benz at hinge. % at
bet NOT bar ticulieit at 2prereu tntetis
ierte pna airtcguIoet titebetfpr Rreiten.
timber utbet Slntt: ut en- from Brett
fuuoe 9iere meget til at SfoIeIGrereu
meb S~iIfrebsbeb fan Qisre fin 8icruirg.
rdar ban er 2rrereus iuttme Gen. bes
Tiger Stpleu oftc, % foufercrer utco
2rrcren ON arbeiSet / StoIen OF 0Pes
niabeSen. 1ln6er BET treble 8urtt bIep
talt ON Woaoen at fable Carer pda.
Ser bar rs1uee gtaaoer baaoe rette %
urette. Som S~tiGnbeber pe6 8aIoet
nGoutes: ut ct 2titritt al Reni8beoen
tatber en- 2rrcr % uhgiper BET for ut
bore Y%teuiabebeus &aIo, % letter ges
tiugelierne Iom 2Rreren. uaar ban foms
mer, timber, at 0titriftet life opfpIber 90
Wenia6eben life bill bore a~u'pdrIig for.
Qpreren buroe life neutes at ttIbrirae
lin Eio 1on Wtllrt eler Rorue % itreife
ruuot iom S%eruiaIcns Stournger euer
Den naf1SreuSc Ssbe, o9 Dcrfor bsr Nes
niebeoeu oprette ct fGit &ulb for bam, o9
fable ham paa ubetcmt Sio, itnffe BAN
2ogi oe iaa meget inm ban behsocr at
leoe al.
ct aroet Sema, iourS en- $ib bIco be-
bnubIet bar: 8er ben norife SpuoOe
faa iitano Ell nh 2Giebog? 8eferent &.
Z. See. 3o9et al BET iont troe6oIbtes /
hans 8eferut bar: Neboeubioheben al
err ianban Sog Tom tuube loure til Rlttis
oenS Srara, 90 SIaueu boorefter Ell iaas
Dan 8og burbe uoarbeioes, remIig / lie
re Softer: II 8e9pnbe meb uo9Ie forte,
lette, moriomHne Stbffer, % SuoboLoet
fti9e Iiot efter bbert I @ar'teIigbeb. q
@eitun AT 6tftoriife SortR(tuger. CANT
mcrliguiueer, aarotterifiLoriu9er og
9igte. 81 StilDre SoItets Soar / Rors
ge, heres rhpaubriug til amcrita, beres
&aar unoer ~RpbpegerIibet berrper, o8
eeosraFfte 5fiIoringer. 8iocrc 8e5nnb~
ling at beuue Gag uoiattes til u9;c
Naeoe. Ser bar begae Sage bGtiet
Riobagsboro for Soriarnliugeu. / 2urs
ben oeb &irtcu. Set bar ct meget intes
resIont cg belRrenbe Rsoe. SoriumIirs
gen fang %tiIIIut, ,taaenbe, to Beers af:
"8or Sub ban er ian fat en- @or9",-
% Iagbe Iad boerauore ct bierteIigt Sat
o9 SarpcI. u. 7. gFeller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

lite Del af gpen. San bar mibIerti.
big taset gopGi | 3441 2ongieIlop
slpe.
llnoer gaitor G.. 9. Slette.
oabls SrtSiamlingsreiie FOR airfear.
Iteioet | Sm SranciSco uiI bans miS.
lertiSise MSresie bli1e aiiasbure
8ubl. Smtie, 223-225 Solar ape.,
Wfimeapolis, Rirm.
Ssnoag Sen lite ;SStLi bar en-
SBitiOsoug for GiSsoolo Rcnigbeb
Iat Baitor SigltrS OIieus auIo, tbi
ou bleo Gems ME airte irfopiet. Sib.
Zig paa 5~ormiobasen iaaes 6oIt at
forrne fierenoe ira ale Ganter, og
llart par airfeu fGSt til SrGngiel.
8rof. Z. Str. Sobnier bar tiIIteSe %
tortoen SteoetS 8reIt Baitorerne
gro6lan0. SagerL Simenim % Rsl.
itno. Proi. Sobnien prGoifeOe oper
cen forlorne Sen.
SorOug ben 9oe Ssyllni boISes
6en oarlt9e 0~isiionSfeit / 8uterLoo
Hio8e Rcrig6eo, ga, 8aItor giting.
TABS &oIb. Cen 23Se SSami bolStes
en- ltgnen0e Set ! Rep6urg Meitig.
beo, ianme Seals. BaItor @iIbelm
&osmuSien ira Tfabel, Weinn., pre-.
bifeSe beS begge @%nleSringer. 5 @a-
terloo &t0ge bar llbbpttet neo Offer
% Salg al &pinOefOreniugens @ien.
Itanoe o. |. D. ooer $500, Rpubltrg
Weenigbe0 oper $3.50. aoinoeforenirt-
gerne be0Grte6e ale, og Der bar man
&c 8or0iptninger.
Ilbion Menigbeo8 a~oinoefor.
entng pleier at bare i'm 9aiar Den
24ce sunni ct. &mSGag), bpert @ar.
0a BERNIE Dag taar trof ino poa
SsnSag, beitente man Jig I'll at boIoe
Soften pao Song SaGfons &rontng8.
bog, ben 220e Srni. s benne NM
Ieoutng bub0e man bLnn6t au6ct la
ret ct Seppe meO isIgenoe SnIfrip.
tion: "@aafon &otge fronet bIep iba9
al Den norife Nation. Ser / aIbion
froner hi tbog &oinben8 Girfe pe0
Dor auftiou". % set blen en- "aro-
ningsOo8" poo lit 8is, i6et Ser bIep
iolgt 8urer for ooer $500. Eoitor
g. 6. @ranoier % &aitor Sborfoeen
hol0t Suier.
&reoSmboet for Woorbeao
&rebs ofboIotcs / GOmitod Wtentgs
beo, 8nItor .. $. 2prebs8 aaIb,
26oe iii 2S0e Sltni. SnmtoIeerme
bar "Na0Uereu", fnpttet til 1. aor.
II, 23-29. Webet aabneOeS nteo
Brpbiten al &. 8. Staar ira Sarge.
Gaitor 8. u. 6onfolsru0 forretteoe
eeO Alteret. ga 6ormartben % sc.
fretGren for &reoien life bar tilItcoe,
pafgteS iii Sornroro for Wsbet E.. 8.
Sfaor og Ste6et8 EreIt til SefretGr.
Santaler troIebeoeS al Boitor 8. S.
9rrebs. Ge, ion 6eItog / Somta.
len, bar, foruOeu Steoets Breit: go
itor q. 8. Goufolsruo, Z. 8. Sfoor,
&aItor 8erietb, Sr. gbarleion og 2G.
rer Slr$bD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

oner: Risfiruen paa apoit.
1ib. Sffer optoaes til al oGffc
Rsiieuogifter. Ct Deer
paa Sit .55 ierrotes III RaSa-
gasfarrHisiprer- Ge TO itSite Doge
al Msoet bar oeina 0altor 8rciSo.
tif, 9aitor SurpslanS % Gaitor 8d.
bal tilitebe % oeItog | Smtalen. en-
VrosrGnfomitc for npite Neoe oalg.
ties, nenilig Boitor 6. aas, Sr. E.
% Sr. @,iomunSien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Samarbeioc / 4urocu.

og 170e SSilt iaruies / aisbeE 3uru
ire ReprGientanter for bOer al De in
terparlmentariife @rupper / Rorge,
Sperigc og Saumarf 'or al iorbanbIe
ON NtlilisbeSen al ct mere iutiurt
SamarbeiSe meIlem 8rltpperre / De
norSife 2arbe, meooeler ct 9ureal.
telegram fra &isbenbapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

Gprti. poa eiee g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

y. q. Truth. Ct. @aul Site SuEi 1905
Seq bar leoet ial IRHae, lee buffer goot oa
Mislisfpyi bar en- lioen Sat giH aooe
SeIhreo % nit lanse 2iu tom al at taae Sol.
Iii.ers Rpdp Rpuntain Sea. IS geHts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Sansss Ssnpbe.

- Ruitor 9unieIieu bleo forIeber
o~oerroifet al 2ongfcro Wenigbeo %
pperroft en- imltf 8engegaoe.
- 0en gmmle 8aitor 9opium bdp.
be onhen Ssnoag eiter Psychological
Spbpg8eIie hos e. u. Siele paa
Sigblano 8rairie.
- 8oItor &atIeita6 BOILER for 81
Ben norif Stole / %afiorL Qtinn.
Wtiis Eerion er 6iGlpelGrertn0e. De
bar ontrent 60 9sru / SfoIen.
@rof. M. g. Saniou bar oett
46e IS. bo8 8oitur y. @. Stenerion,
OSiion, Soma, bbor BON tolte pe0 en-
Set, ion WtenigbeSen GnoOe foran-
italtet / 4~nIeouin8er al 3agen.
- Brof. % Mrs. 9tirt9itoo beis,
ger 0iSie Gage SrofeSiorens Ssiter /
Goale BEND, Wtint. Gen 4Oe rSIli
tulte bo1t oeS en- itor 6ritIftSieit nRr
% 0ogene Oerefter giorGe ban
en- Gel 8liSbei6g. San bar meo /
SpbpggeIier, apiHbeforenihger 0. |. b.
Gerfru refer ban til 8uitorerne Cant
geboltg % NulfeoidS SoI0 / e. Euf.
Wienigbeber / eagle 8eno,
Ninn. Boitor Stmonions me &aIO)
operraifeoe npiig fine 8reitefoIf meo
en- itor Yengegaoe ioln en- @rfieuSeIie
al i'm Safnenmeligbeo for after at
bare en- Brett tbtanot itg. Iette Rre'
itefaIS, icm beitadr al fem Vtenigbe.
ser, bar pRret oafuut uGIteu ct aar,
Su BuItcr SimonIon opertos Bette
ntnseu ion ct 8ar 0iaane0er iioen.
Sritirfcn.
- 5erqu8 Sails areo$ al sem lit-
6rifirfe afboIOt lit areb5msSe
/ gEi6arOS Rcnigbes af @aitor o.
9ierrItoos &alo, ira 29oe til Site
Wtai. Gu6niugsprGSifeu bleo bolbt
al 8aitor 8. Gable, Der bauoe ralgt
iotn Cert Sob. gp. II, go. Get
al Renigbeoen opitiIleSe Snmtale'
enrne, 81. So, bIep irdeoet al 3aitor
u. 2drinr. 6slgenbe al areoiers
8reiter par tiIiteSe % SeItos / Gam.
g. 9eriie, 8. Gable, Gdrl
ammbien anSretp Dion, z. Roen,
j. 8. Soeriou % Sarien.
@ibeIfoufererien af5olbt fit
Sommermsbe / GbsneSer Wenigbeo,
.. Speuious auIb. 24be til
27Se Ssni. SsnSng trrbpieoes DE.
airte al grof. u. SellmS,
: SuSpieIien Seltog, foutoeH SteSets
9reIt Iaitor 8. Srpenien, Raitor
8aitor Riuit % Baitor llr.
Subl. SsnSas gftermiSbas begpuS-
te SamtaIer oper bs opitiQeSe Gmne
Sit. 2. 11-15, inbleoet af Rditor
ltrSabl. 8roi. q. $eIlnnb boIot ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
fscnt tuieu Bepiniter.

Der bill bore 1000 itore 8eoiniter
/ 2otteriet. 9e 6orme, Der gaar iii
RDbDggere, oil maale tiliamuHen no.
setner 100000 4creS; alt iaIt er
u6maaIt 5000 aoartieftioner. Gor
oisie oil 8egierlyr8en beregre iig en-
itomiueL gris; men Der fan ingeu
SpI bore ON, al 2anbet, iaoirart
bet er uboeIt, bill b!i p9ro miu6it S25
pr. 4cre mer ems SufeI Cams Bris.
Otter bette bill bper Sargr barre u9ro
en- $4,000 eIler ale tihnnmen noget
Tom tppe Riuioner Collars. So, On.
Eel Cams 2otter! er neget, iom on.
ger; Oct er u5er Sibeiptfe.
5orlioen agerIaro iinoes ogiaa
anbet 2mO. omenS mimore oGr0i.
fulot. ReierbatioueH orniatter iii.
ionmen 100000 acpes; men berai
gear 100000 tilbage I'll Snoianerne.
% SesilSen finoeS 100000 acres {
Stog. Set maHaIer life paa Brine.
raloan65til0er Oh SunDbeoSbrenoe
(Sot Springs), omtring boiIfc Ger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
SnSiaucruc bar Surtriuet.

6~latbea0.S nbtnnerne piI inn nGLge
ferit og De oil bel uoisge fig noBet
al BET beoIte 2GnS. Nen mango al
benz eier alerebe f%Sarure, ion er mo.
gieroet % / goo Drift; ian oct err nep.
pc ianSimliet, at be DiI opgtoe 6iSie
for nSprfe5e 9arSitpffer. Baa Jam.
ME 8i6 er Oct rotiom 6etieubt, at
SrtSunerne ioretrGffer ifopbeporet
Sdu0, OF at De oil foume til at orage
meset af ben iorte grGrieiorS og no.
pGise iis 5arme opunoer Siergene.
Giterat Reieroationeu er aabret, bar
&c Ret iii at ubl9ie tit 9GnS iii bpi0e
Settlere; Den almiuSelige 5remr
sdresndaSe er bo at opitiae aor-
trafter Tor 81 aar. Otter ben lib
fan be i9lge San6et. 4aa Oct Bis
frmmer belle 2auOet epeutlpIt ooer j
mere uirfelpitne 5armeres geibbeie.
8Ooc NarfeOer / giersitrssst.
gu itor 5or6el, iom Epbpsseren
Der oil iaa per Settleren ! andre mn.
aabneSe 9anSitrRtniuger, er aSgau.
Gen iii NeortanaS Rarfeoer. geiolf.
ninsen / Serne Stat err 10 Tor en- itor
Eel optaset meS giereSriit, ioa al
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-30
GIANT RADIsHEs OF TIE EAST
There the Vegetable Grows to an
Enormous Size.

Radishes in North China and in
Japan are as important and ubiqui-
tous part of every meal as is bread
in America. In both countries many
millions of bushels of this vegetable
are grown every year, and they are
to be had at all seasons. 1t is thus
easy to understand why these parts
of the world grow the strangest and
biggest radishes known.
The giants beside the little French
Breakfast, our favorite American va
riety, are but babies beside the mon
sters they grow under the warm,
moist influences of the oriental eli
mate
These radishes are grown on Amer
lean sell from seeds imported by the
United States department of agricul-
ture from China They take well to
the American climate, and probably
would have weighed five pounds when
full grown.
When these fellows are grown in
China they rapidly form great brill
liant red globe eight to ten inches in
diameter and weighing sometimes 20
pounds. Another kind is snow white
and grows a foot long, and still an
other is brilliant green on the out
side and a beautiful wine red when
the skin is cut. Some of these
strange vegetables are exceedingly
delicate in flavor and texture when
grown under favorable conditions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-30
GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP.
No Medicine so Beneficial to Brain
and Nerves.

Lying awake nights makes 1t hard
to keep awake and do things in day
time. To take "tonics and stimU'
Iants" under such circumstances Is
like setting the house on fire to see
if you can put it out.
The right kind of food promotes re-
freshing sleep at night and vice
awake individual during the day.
A lady changed from her old way OF
eating, to Grape-Nuts, and says:
For about three years l had been
a great sufferer from indigestion.
After trying several kinds of medi-
cine, the doctor would ask me to drop
off potatoes, then meat, and so on,
but liz a few days that craving, gnaw-
ing feeling would start up, and l
would vomit everything ate and
drank.
"When I started on Grape-Nuts,
vomiting stopped, and the bloating
feeling which was so distressing dis
appeared entirely.
"My mother was very much both
cred with diaYrhea before commence
ing the Grape-Nuts, because her stom'
ach was so weak she could not digest
her food Since using Grape-Nuts she
is well, and says she don't think she
could live without it.
ct is a great brain restorer ana
nerve builder, for can sleep as SOUND
and undisturbed after supper or
Grape-Nuts as in the old days when
could not realize what they meant
by "bad stomach" There is no
medicine SO beneficial to nerves and
brain as a good nights sleep, such as
you can enjoy after eating Grape
Nuts"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich.
There's reason"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-30
The Personal Touch.

The manner of wearing clothes has
a great deal to do with the results OBJ
tanned. There are women who have
good clothes, correct in cut, properly
designed and quite up to date in ap-
pearance, yet these women never look
well dressed because they do not get
their clothes on as they should. There
is a lack OF style, missing some
thing which is noticeable without be-
ing altogether deinable. There is
needed Just a little personal touch
which is elusive yet which stands for
so much in the completed whole. 1t is
difficult to say just where the fault
lies. There are other women who
look well in anything. A gingham
gown takes on rtyle and chick worn
as one of the elect will wear it.
In the new fall suits there is a re-
turn to the half-ftting coat as a no
ticeable feature and the introduction
of some rather somber tints. London
smoke" is a gray which lacks life and
go. One would really be inclined to
call it plain mouse color if it were
not already dignifed by title which
IS supposed to be suggestive of for
eign parts
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-30
RAPE FOR SHEEP PASTURE.
Nothing Better, Says Huron (coun
ty) Ohio Farmer.

1 have never found any pasture on
which sheep will do as we'll as rape.
l have sown it altogether as a catch
crop and it has done wonderfully
well. SOW it just before the last Gull
tivation of corn, usually about the
middle of July. Then the corn is so
large that the cultivating has to be
done with single horse. The plants
will make the greater part of their
growth after the corn is cut up.
This seson conditions were favor
able and I sowed July 6 and followed
up the same day with the wheel culti-
vator and two horses, making short
easy and complete job. 1t took three
hours to SOW ten acres and the Guilt
waiting took a little more than one
half a day. The seed cost $2.80-35
pounds at eight cents pound The
cost was mere trifle compared to the
little thin on the ground, the land
is rich, and / look for a great crop of
forage that will come on when the 9th
er pastures are brown and dry. / will
turn lambs in about the middle or last
of September. They will not modest
the corn to their injury and the green
succulent rape will at this time do
them a world of good.
The crop is SO easily and cheaply
grown in this way, says the Farm
and Home, that no man who keeps
sheep can afford to do without
it. Every fiockmaster knows the adj
vantage of having his sheep go into
winter quarters in high condition.
They are so much more easily and
cheaply wintered, and the rape gives
them a fine start on the road. It will
surprise any sheep man to see how
quick lambs will respond to the pas
turage of luxuriant rape, and con-
sidering how cheaply it can be grown,
no fiockmaster can afford to do with
out it,
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IN FATTENlNG HOGS.
Care Must Be Taken Not to Make Any
Abrupt Changes in Diet.

When we begin to fatten our hogs,
remarks Grundy county GILL; farmer
in the Farmers Review, we do not
take then out of the pasture alto
gether, but we limit their range. If
the hogs are given large range over
which to roam it is very difficult to
fatten them. When the hogs have
been following cattle in the pasture,
we do not sell the hogs as soon as the
cattle are disposed of, but continue to
feed for some time after that. During
the fattening period we feed a ration
composed of about four-fifths corn.
The other fifth consists of oats and
middlings. The corn is fed in the lot
on a floor. We have never found that
the heavy feeding of corn at this time
causes digestive disorders. When new
corn comes we accustom the hogs to it
very gradually. Most of the farmers
around here recognize the danger of
feeding too much new corn and fol-
low the same practice as myself.
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ANSWERS.
The Seven Ages of Woman.

A series of imprOmptu tableaux was
enacted in hotel parlor the other
night, which was worthy of far
larger audience, although the sum
realized for charity was good one,
owing to the generosity of the appre-
ciative audience. The pictures shown
represented "the seven ages of wom-
an" first, Infancy was a real live
baby, hastily borrowed for the occa-
sion, with a real live angel bending
over it.; the second scene, Child
hood" was modelled after Jessie Will
cox Smiths charming picture, called
"The First Love-" Then the School
girl came next, with books and slate;
"Maidenhood" showed a young girl
daintily gowned with letter in her
lap and box containing diamond
ring; ''Wifehood" and Motherhood"
were followed by "Old Age"
Space forbids going into the details
of each scene, but it will be easy to
work the pictures out with very little
preparation. 1t is simple matter to
have colored lights, and they will
greatly enhance the beauty of the pic
lures. If music is played very soft
ly during the scenes, it adds to the
pleasure in a marked manner, and
suitable selections may be found, such
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-30
Garments Easy to Remodel.

It is gratifying TO learn that never
has a season been more propitious
than the present to women trying to
solve the problem of dressing them
selves and their children smartly upon
a limited allowance. It so chances
that the newest fashions enable a
clever woman to remodel her half
worn garments with great success,
either with or without the aid of a
seamstress. New material may be re-
quired to certain extent in given in
stances, but in these days of trimming
applied in every conceivable style,
remnants bought when opportunity Of
fered come in handy. 1t is a common
mistake to think a smart wardrobe is
necessarily costly one. Oftener its
smartness is due to good judgment in
purchasing materials and to frequent
remodeling.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-30
POINTS ABOUT THE HOG.

The hog quarters should be kept in
such condition that they will never be
a faint to the air blowing over them
Don't think that high breeding can
take the place of good feeding. OF
course much depends on the breed
but more on the feed.
Don't expect the the pigs to thrive
in muddy pens and damp beds. They
will disappoint you every time ii
you do.
If the SOW is kept in good condition
on the right kind of food her pigs
will be strong and vigorous.
A good SOW in perfect health always
loses flesh while sucking litter OF
pigs and neecs to be well fed.
Pigs often lack vigor because the
brood sows are kept too fat. A good
thrifty condition is much better for
the pigs than too much fat.
AS rule aged brood sows are the
most prolific, the best mothers and
produce the most vigorous offspring.
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How to put On Gloves.

Open and turn back the gloves to
the thumb and powder lightly. Put
the fingers in their places, not the
thumb, and carefully work them on
with the first finger and thumb of
the other hand until they are quite
down; never press between the fin
gers. Pass the thumb into it's place
with care and work on as the fingers.
Turn back the glove and slide it over
the hand and wrist, Uever pinching
the kid, and work the glove into
proper place by means of the light
est pressure, always allowing the kid
to slide between the fingers. In fin
fishing care should be taken in fas-
tening the first button.