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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-02
CHURCHES.

RFSHrTERIAN--Rcv T., G.. IICKoK, ras
'or-rreaching sunday morning and even
ing, sunday school at $50 q. m. WV. VI.
Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SovTn-REy. G.. !
blackburn, Pas tor-- Preaching every sunday
morning and evening; sunday school al
80 q m, MERRILL rIrKIN, Superintendent
prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
MErmupIsT EPISCOPAL Reverend l.. NJ
Thompson notwithstanding every sunday
morning and evening; sunday school at
so n. m, e. II. Donman, Superlntend't
prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
BArrIsr-itcyerend :. =. BIRTH. Pastor
Preaching every sunday, morning ana eve
ming. sunday school at $50 a. M. ". 4.
tLoup, Superintendent. Prayer meeting
zach Wednesday evening Junior u. Y
=. L. meets sunday at p. III. ana senior
Is. Y. P. L. NJ 80 p. M.
CHRISTIAN CmuRcR -ELp. Ems OVERS
Pastor Preaching every sunday morning
and evening. sunday school every sunday
at 1000 a. MI. :. CLAY, superintendent
Christian Endeavor society every sunday
evening AT 80.
LrTHERAS-REv. FREDmk RLuG, Pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except
The fourth catechlsm after church.
CTHoMc-REv. BERNARD S. \. sroLTE
resident priest Mass every sunday except
trst al 10 O'Clock cntechlsm same day at
g.3u
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-02
TASTED
FOUR YEARS

One OF the strangesi cases that has
confronted the medical profession for
{ some time is that OF Mr. Henry Fred
) OF Oaklandon, Indiana.
Seine years ago, according TO his
! statement, Mr.. Fred began TO have
trouble with his stomach. As time
went on his condition grew worse
and soon became so that he could not
keep down his food.
Doctors were consulted and various
remedies were tried in vain. When
speaking OF his strange case Mr.
Fred stated
Five different physicians treated
me without the slightest benefit, nor
did the many medicines | took afford
me any relief. | do not believe
have eaten a square meal in all the
time | suffered from this dreadful
affection.
"A short time ago heard of the
wonueriul results mat were being aC-
complished with the new medicine
sold by Cooper, the well known phil
anthropist, and bought one bottle as
a trial. have only taken about two
thirds OF il and have received more
benefit and relief in this short time
} than did from five Of the best doc
tors | could find aud countless other
remedies have tried during the past
{ four wears,
} Sow can ca, what want with a
) relish and my digestion is perfect %
! COoper's New Discovery has done
; more Tor cases Of stomach and kidney
) trouble, blood diseases, catarrh and
! deafness than any other medicine
) ever introduced in this country, an |
I sell, for one dollar per bottle.
/ Cooper Quick Relief the assistant
: remedy, is nlty cents.
5 Both are sold only a, t. VI. Laak
; man drug store aud 1t is said some
remarkable results have been report
; eel by person, Who have used them.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-02

Joseph Geringcr, an old citizen of
Perry county died suddenly on the 2l,:
ult., while going home from church,
aged g. years. His wife survives him
with nine children and 20 grand
children.
An Illinois town situated over q
coal mine is gradually sinking. 1t is
evidently trying to settle the problem
Of cheap and plentiful fuel,
Anonymous persons have bought
$40, 900 worth Of land in Okla
bona. They are trying to make names
for themselves,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-02
COURTS

CIHCuIf LouET-C. 4. Kll,an. Judge -
second Mondays In May, August ana No
vember.
COUNTY CorRr-First Mondays In Februa
~. May Angus; ana November.
PROBATE CouRr->ecOnd Mondays tn Jan
ulrI, Aprll, Juiy ana Ort0hrr.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE ROMo Quinine TAB
lets. Druggists refund money If it fails
to cure. +. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Daren.

Uifsbild, tecknad af Sigurd.)
Han var precision fran Vermland,
bette Gustaf Elk, och hade under sina
forsta skolar nagot blygt och tillbaka-
draget | slit yasen. Men da betygen
blefvo vackrare for hvarje ar, den Ian
ga,spensliga gestalten tillvaxte / bredd
och praglades af ungdomlig kraft,
SAINT Diet morka hufvudet afven utvan-
digit af vid dimissionerna
ALT oftare betecknades som EFT af sko-
lans vackraste, steg lifsmodet och den
ungdomliga kackheten mer och mer
hos Gustaf Elk.
Vid sutton ar var han student, vid
tjugofyra filosofie doktor, vid trettlo
lektor vid EFT af hufvudstadens laro-
verk och en- af storstadens NEST popu-
lare f0relasare, hvars valtalighet aldrig
var indisponerad och hvars framstall-
nings varme maktigt grep ALA, i syn
nerhet de unga damer, som smart b0r-
jade trangas hvar helst han upptradde.
Och mycket ofta fam han tillfalle att
u%pptrada, sasom ALA populara valtala-
re med estetik till ~hufvudamne. Upp-
repade ganger kallades han till decent,
och man visade honom vackra akade-
miska framtidsperspektiv; men den ell
jes Ell mycket viljestarke Gustaf Elk
hade arft nagot af den praktiska lagg-
ningen hos den vermlandske landt-
prest, som var hans far, och vile icke
Jenna den Ordinarie lektorslonen och
de tillfallen till extra inkomst, som
h~ufvudstaden erbjod.
l sjelfuppskattning var han annars
nastan som EFT naivt barn, hvilket for
vanas Oliver hvarje framgang och gla-
des derat, som at en- ofverraskning.
En- ung, stralande vacker dam satt
nastan alltid pa en- af de framsta ah5-
rareraderna midi emot talarestolen.
Redan andra gangen borjade hon att
efter forelasningens slut trycka hans
hand till tack, mar man appladerade,
var hon allra lifligast, och inom en- ma
mad hade hon stallt ON att de bada
samtidigt blifvit bjudna till en- famili,
som gjorde 1 estetik pa lediga kvallar,
och der ~upplasningar och spirituella
samtal bj0dos rikligare an f0rfrisknin-
gar.
ON sex manader voro de gifta, och
ON tjugofyra var Gustaf Elk sa olyck-
Zig han kunde bli. For det forsta ha-
de hans hustru, trots sin estetiska nit.
alskan, bara en- half sjal, en- liten flack
och ytlig sjal. son., 'da den sysslade
med andra an de NEST banala tankar.
prydde sig med dem alldeles tillfal.
ligtvis och liksom till fest. Men sd
hade hon ocksa till raga pa olyckan en-
half. arffallen million, och da hon gifte
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Pa uppfinningarnes omrade.
AZ ERNST LUNDGREN,

AZ ERNST LUNDGREN,
auktoriserad och registered patentattorney
3S Park Row, New York City.
Forenta Staternas patentkontor har
under sistlidne Januari manad utfar-
dat patentbref at nedanstaende skan-
dinaviska uppfinnare a foljande upp-
finningar:
Martin o. Amundson, Ivanhoe, Mimi,
a Lampbrannare; Anton Anderson,
G~rantsville, Utah. a H6gaffel; Frede-
rik F. Anderson, New York City, a CT
g~arettmaskin, SAINT q Golfrengorings-
medel; John S. Anderson, St. Louis,
Miss, a "Breast-strap slide & attach
ment"; Knud Anderson, Tacoma,
Wash, a D~orrfastare; Peder Andersen,
Seattle, Wash, a Hasttacke; William
M. Anderson, Pittsburg, Pa, a Glas-
ugn; Axel F. Backlin, Worcester, Mass.
a F0rbattring a maskiner for tillverk-
ming af jerntradsstanger, iva patent;
Frank l.. Blomquist, Sanders, Idaho, a
"Clothestongs"; Nils p. Bolin, Brock
ton, Mass, a Anordning att fasta gum
miklackar d skodon; Peet Carlson,
Manor, Tex, a Propeller; Frans r. Ce-
dervall, G%0teborg, Sverige, a Skydds-
armar for propelleraxlar; Idoff Elk
lund, Worcester, Mass, a F0rbattring
d maskiner for tillverkning af jern-
tradsstangsel, iva patent; John Elk
lund, st. Joseph, Mich.,a Korg.maskin;
Erik Ericsson, Odebolt, Iowa, a Golf
skrapare; Ernest F. Elmberg, Chica-
go H., a Anordning for skrifmaski-
ner; Gustaf A. r. Erikson, Robert E.
rickson och Hildur Erickson, Fort
Dodge, Iowa, a "Feed-water heater;
John V. Ericsson och Richard w. Eric
son, Chicago, H., d "Dumping-car";
Albert o. Englund, Wayne, Kans., a
Roterande angmaskin: John Forberg,
Aneta. U. d., d "Brick.tongs"; Hans
X. Hansen, Sioux City, Iowa, a "Vend-
ing machine; Michael F. Hanson,
Philadelphia, Pa, a Caterpillar bu-
tell; John A. Hagerstrom, New York
City, d Skrifmaskin; Edward Graf
strom. Topeka, Kans,, a "Car-coup-
ling; Adolph T. Gundersen, Dunbar,
Iowa, a Mjolkhink och sill; Sigard A.
s. Hammar, South Bethlehem. Pa,
Sikte for eldvapen och Balans meka-
pism FOR kaEoncr, sarlt tyanne patent
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
HUR HATTEN ANGER KVINNANS
kARAkTHR.

Att karaktaren kan taga sig uttryck
/ valet af och sattet att bara en- hiatt
ar utan tvifvel nagot alldeles nytt for
den maskulina delen af menniskoslak-
tet.
Men en- kvinna, som besitter en- smu-
la iakttagelsef0rmaga, kan af en- an
nan kvinnas hiatt sluta sig till, hvem
hon har framf0r sig.
Till ledning for de valmenta, men i
delta stycke ovetande manner, will jag
anfora nagra allmanna grunddrag.
Dessa anvisningar kunna mahanda
hjelpa nagon stackars man att lara
kama en- kvinra och 0ppna hans 0gon
for, hvilka slags kvinnor (eller snara-
re hattar), han Dor uadvika.
bet finnes en- liten rund, svart hiatt,
utan ems sa mycket som EFT fors0k till
kladsel, med undantag at en- plat,
svart bandrosett.
Denna hiatt bares alldeles sakert at
en- liten. gammal fliCka, en-, som eu-
samheten snarare gjort s5tare an Su
rare.
Hon ar en- at dem, som gait upp i an
dra menniskors barn.
Hon har f0rlorat ungdomens flag
ring och fatt klart for sig, att delta ar
Diet enda, manner fraga cfter hos kvin-
norma.
En- o~betydlig uppmarksamhet fran
en- man glader henne ofaStligt. och en-
~allvarlig sadan malar f0rtjusningens
rodnad pa hennes kinder och kommer
hennes hjerta att kappa hastigare.
Den for denna sasOng moderna hat
ten med rik kIadsel bak och %ingenting
fran och som bares sa, att den liknar
en- %kalkbacke mera an nagot annat. ar
karakteristisk for EFT he!t annat slags
kvinnor.
En- sadan hiatt kan b&ras af den ele-
ganta damen, som har gOdt ON pengar.
och som icke bryr sig om. hur mycket
hon betalar for en- hiatt, eller hur man
ga hattar hon koper.
Hon will ha en- i don stilen, emc1H"
den ar modern, och ON hon tr0ttnar pa
den, kan hon ge den till sin jungfru.
bet andra slaget kvinnor. som bar
denna hiatt, aro de. som onska vara
moderna, kosta hvad det will.
bet gor detsamma, ON hatten ej kla-
der sd bra; de maste ha den, ON den
dr. modern.
ON nj ar en- man med sma nixon
ster, sa akta er for en- sadan kvinna
Tom hon icke sjelf har pengar). y
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

= -~-%~------
sin forsta k&rlekskansla. ty Hilda
Lindstrand var en- ovanligt ON och
god kvinna. SOM djupt rordes af barn
d~omsvauner9 clycka, den hon gjorde
sareget forhallande mellan dem, FIR
h0gt och godt att kallas darhusidyll
och ALT for vackert och ~allvarligt att
mamma med nagot af den vranga kiir-
lekens manga MANN.
bet var slut med den for ytterverl-
den dugande Gustaf Elk, som darrade'
vid blotta tanken pa att man skulle
f6rsta huru klok han var, sedan blot
de pinande nerverna en- It'd funnit 70,
och jaga honom ut ur ramen for hans
relatiya lycka.
Efter nagra manader kom fru Elk pa
besok, svartkladd, di%stingueradt ele-
CANT och mycket rord. Gustaf Elk
fraste och sparkade efter henne, min
Dire af hat, som nastan ~forsvunnit;
men han tyckte Diet var EFT godt till
falle att adagalagga f%ranvaron af slit
stackars f0rstand. Hade icke hans
trofasta vaninna for ia dagar sedan,
mera foljande hjertats an pliktens bud,
half varnande yttrat:
bet ar mycket trangt pa hospita-
len nu / hela riket. Man observerar
Gustaf, som alltid uppf0r sig sa val,
och hoppas nog att der kan bli en-
plats....
| detsamma gick underlakaren forbi,
och da shrek Gustaf Elk med full halls:
R0r mig int, for Guds skull r0r
mig int, Hilda. Jag Dir en- nihilist-
bomb, och petar man pa mig sd explc.
derar jag och dodar er allihop!
Efter Ell ganska lang It'd satt Gustaf
Elk och Taste / nagon af de hyggliga
tidningar, som de lugnaste p~atienterna
tillatOs taga del af, att hans maka in
gait nytt aktenskap med den trognaste
af sina gamla kurtis0rer.
Jag visste verkligen int att vi
voro skilda, hviskade Gustaf Elk mum
teri till Hilda, som satt bredvid.
Periodvis sysselsatte sig hospitalets
ofverlakare raft mycket med f0rsta-
klassdaren Elk. Da blef denne omvex
lande hapnadsvackande slo och gras-
ligt nerves SAINT hotade att f0rgasa sig
eller ~explodera. Men 0~fverlakaren,
som var en- klok karl och EFT stycke fl
losof SAINT nog sett huru val f0restan-
derskan och neutrality-suspicious. trif-
des HOP, 'sade mer an en- gang i famil-
jekretsen:
F'roken Lindstrand ar visserligen
ytterst vardefull har, der vi ha mera
fasta inackorderingar, men alldeles o.
varderlig skulle hon vara i EFT vanligt
pensionat genom sin f0rmaga att binda
folk vid sig.
Och en- gang alldeles f0rskramde
han Gustaf Elk genom att efter EFT Ian
gre samtal, fritz fran explosion och for
gasning, KAPPA honom pa knat och
smaleende yttra:
- Gjorde menniskor i allmanhet sig
sa mycket besvar med att visa slit for
stand, som herr Elk med att d0lja DEF,
sa skulle Diet sta battre till i verlden.
Natten derpa sof Gustaf Elk i tvangs-
tr0ja for att varna ON sina f0rmaner
som dare.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

a kanonlavetter; Edward G.. Johnson
och Martin M. Johnson, Greenville, O.
hio, a "Game-table"; Alfred W. John
son, New Brunswick, N. j., a K6tt-
kvarn; Charles X. Johnson, Florence,
s. c., q Godselspridare; John A.. John
son, Chicago, ILL.,, a Mall; Charles J.
Johnson, Minneapolis. MINI, d Com
po-board machine; John f. Johnson,
Ishpeming, Mich, a Fartyg; John F.
Johnson, Chester, Pa, a Explosions
maskin; William r. Kahlenberg, Two
Rivers, Wis, d "Exhaust-muffler';
John Kralund, New York City, a
"Rule-attachment'; John Klingenberg,
Kipling, Mich, a "Gun-sight"; John K.
Lagergren, New York City, d "Trol-
ley-pole"; Johan G. v. Lang, London,
England, a Reglering af Elektriska
motorer; Edward w. L%indqvist, Chica-
go, Ill, d Raffinering af koppar; FIRE.
derrick L%indquist, Chicago, ILL.,, a.
"Window-sash"; Karl A. Lindstrom,
Vesteras. Sverige, a Electric alter
management machine; John b.
Linn, Schenectady, N. Y, a "Pneuma-
tic train-control system; Alexus G.
Lindgren, Moline, H., a Wheeler
plow"; Andreas Lund, Christiania,
Norge, a Medel att regulera turbiner;
Edward Nelson. Jersey City, N. j., a
"Cord-clamp'; John Nelson, Ottawa,
Kans., d "Punching-machine; John
Nelson, Peru, ILL.,, a Poleringsmaskin;
Soren M. Nelson och Niels Nelson,
Marietta, Mimi, a "Shock-loader";
Fred. Nordstr0m. New York City, d
Mattapparat for s~kraddare; Halvor M.
Olsen, Chicago, Ill, a Annunciator; o.
lie M. j. Olsen, Paramotta, New South
Wales, Australian, Regulator for gas
lampor; Gustave E. Peterson, Hart
ford, Conn, a '~'Indicator for lathes";
Charles E. Peterson, Brooklyn, N. Y,
d Skrifmaskin; Daniel Peterson,
Lamout, Oklahoma Teri, a Maskin for
penningevexling; Patrik l.. Peterson,
North G~rosvenor Dale, Conn, a Ten
sion device for loom-shuttles"; VIII
liam j. Peterson, New York City, a
Chandelier; Adolph Petersen, Gle
veland, Ohio, a Elektrisk borr, SAINT
d Motor kontroll apparat; Charles j..
Rundberg, Kansas City, Mo-, d Lamp
rensare; James w. Sorenson, Gray
ling, Mich, d "~Cab-runner"; August
Stillesen, Brooklyn, N. Y, q Solid Pc
troleum; Alfred Swanson, Abbuqver-
que, N. Mex. Ter, Halsdukshallare;
Herman S. Swanson, Shenandoah,
Iowa, a Kultivor, iva patent; Nels
Walberg, Aberdeen, S. D., a Matar-
anordning for troskverk; Benjamin
Waldberg, Chicago, ILL.,, a Metkrok;
Andrew H. Walstrom, Birmingham,
Ala, a "Coke-oven cover; Gustavus
Wideman, Aurora, H., a Ram for slip
stem; Berndt NJ. Weberg, Balsam Lake,
Wis, a Automatisk broms for sladar;
August F. Winberg, New York City,
a Marks.
Under Januari manad u~tfardades af
Forenta S~taternas Patentkontor sam
manlagdt 1915 patentbref.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09
Sveriges nya mynt.

Myntdirektoren, som tillsammans
med riksantikvarien Hildebrand, ban
kofullmaktigen firth. Langenski0ld,
prof. Clason, prof. A. Lindberg och ar
kitekten Lindegren radgjort angaende
f0rslag till andring az de syenska myn-
tens pragel, har nu afgifyit delta for
Stag till k. mt.
Efter att till en- borjan hafva dryftat
fragan, 1 hvilken riktning f~orandrin-
gen horde ske, har man ofverenskom-
init att fasta sarskiidt afseende vid de
vackra mynten fran Is och 1600-talen
och att fors0ka upptaga Diet basta der
af 1 forslaget.
Skullc forAndringar ske ofvan-
namnda riktning och salunda relativt
stora bokstafver skulie anvandas 1 om-
skriften pa myntet, blefve Diet for ut
rymmets skull ~n0dvandigt att ! konun-
gatiteln utesluta orden "Gotes och
vendes'. Dessa ord f0rekomma eli pa
de svenska mynten sedan 1873.
For att "a harmoni 1 myntserien men
andock ~nodvandig olikhet mellan de
myntstycken, som lAttast kunna for
de a~nordningar.
AT myntens atsidor bara endast
guldmynten och de iva Store silver
mynten konungens bid. so och 20
0resstyckena forses med det mindre
~riksvapnet under den kungliga kronan
och saval 10-0ret som ALA bronsmyn-
ten ha konungens kronta namnchiffer.
Pa fransidan ha de iva Store guild
mynten som hittills riksvapnet lagdt
pa en- kront, befransad mantel. | be-
traktande af dessa mynts ringa stor-
lex ansags Diet vara lampligast att |
stallet for Diet fu~llstandiga ~riksvapnet
AMANDA Diet mindre eller en- kront o.
val skiold med tire kronor, omgifven af
serafimarkedjan 1 narmaste anslutning
till fransidan pa konung Carl XIV Jo-
hans mycket omtyckta dukater.
Pa 5-kronorstycket dr. Stamina vapen
utan mantel men omgifvet af serafi-
m~erkedjan. | motsats till guldmynten
hafva 2 och 1-kronestyckena ansetts
vara tillrackligt stora for anbringande
d deras frAnsidor' af Diet ~fullstandiga
~riksvapnet 1 buktad skiold. omgifven af
serafimerkedjan, hvilket skulle gifva
myntet utseende liknande Erik XIV:s
riksdaler med Salvatorkedjan omkring
skolden.
So och 25-oresstyckena, hvilkas pra-
gel Dor vara sadan, att m0jlig foryeX-
ling a ena sidan med 1-kronan och a
den andra med 10-oret derigenom fore
kommes, hafva a fransidan erhallit en-
storre vardesiffra med en- kvist derun-
der, hvilken deremot icke anbringats
under 10-0resstyckets vardesiffror.
Samtliga ~bronsmyntens fransidor hat
va | likhet med Diet vackra '4-0res silf-
v~ermyntet" pa 1%600-talet tire kronor
inom en- ring med omskrift i stora box
stafver.
Man har trott sig bora for utseen-
diets skull utelemna ~vardesiffran pa
bronsmynten. Nagon olagenhet haraf
anser man sig Ell kunna vanta, da var
debeteckningen lases l omskriften och
f6rvexling for 0frigt dr. utesluten.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-09

ter for riksdagsman maste vara rost-
beratt.gade inom den valkrets, for hvil-
ken de aro nominerade.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-14
MRS. ADA F. HOWE.

he better for the COW and calf too. Ma
ture demands this. as the first milk of
the COW is Of the greatest Importance
to the calf in its internal organism.
Better leave the calf near the COW
while weaving it for a few days for the
benefit of both. Much care should be
exercised in teaching the calf to drink.
4 woman will do better than man in
this kind of work, as she is more pa
tent and win get the confidence of the
little one.
Feed lightly at first (not over two
quarts and three times day. Begin
with the new milk and gradually sub
stitute that skinned until in two or
three weeks the new milk may be left
out. Feed milk at about 10 degrees in
clean pail. In few weeks begin to
feed little nice hay and very small
quantity OF oats, as these, with the mlik'
will make good ration Tor the grow
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-14
GOING TO Law.

Going to Law for the purpose of get
ting even or securing what one may
consider bis legal rights seems to have
as great fascination for certain class
of people as gambling or drink has for
others. And in nine cases out Of ten
its effects in moral as well as q imam
cial way are just about as disastrous.
There came under our notice the other
day the case of a Kansas farmer who
four years ago was worth $4,000. In
some manner, not stated, six of his
steers got mixed up in bunch OF
neighbor's cattle and were shipped to
Kansas City Our having friend fol-
lowed the shipment to the stockyards
and recovered three head. He then
sued his neighbor for the other three,
valued at SIS, his claim being finally
allowed. Later be brought suit against
the railroad over which the shipment
was made for $780, Although he has
spent every cent Of his fortune of $780,
600, he still is not satisfied and is de-
sirous Of continuing the suit as pau
per and asks the state to pay the costs,
a request which the Judge having jurls-
diction has very sensibly denied. We
admit this is an extreme case, but In
principle it is exactly typical Of thou
sands of cases In which, for the sake
Of getting even and wreaking venge-
ance, men have sacrificed fortunes,
good name, peace Of mind and every
thing else that makes life worth living.
If you have a grievance, by all means
try to have the matter settled by arbi-
tration. If this fails, be satisfied with
the first decision Of the court and quit,
for you may rest assured that there
will be lawyers at hand who will mag
Nifty the injustice which you have suf-
fered merely for the sake Of transfer
ring the contents Of your pocketbook
to their own and who, moreover, will
drop your case like hot poker the
minute your money is gone. Live at
peace with your neighbors.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-14
THE HABIT OF INDUSTRY.

There is probably no habit that can
be inculcated In the boy and girl that
will bring greater return or upon which
In after life they will look back with q
greater feeling of thankfulness than
that Of industry 1t is admitted that
the fixing Of the habit requires much
patience and thought on the part of the
parents, who often realize that they
can do this or that thing in much less
time than would be required in giving
necessary direction to the boy or girl,
but If pains are taken it will generally
prove effort well invested. 1t is sur
prising how early IN life the children
can be taught to help In the little things
and even more surprising to note how
willing they usually are to render such
service as may be In their power So
taught they soon come to realize that
the home circle is q little democracy
IN which each one is the recipient Of
certain services and favors, in return
for which he should willingly give
an equivalent In kind 50 far as lies In
his power. An early placing Of the
child on such a basis will go far to-
ward eliminating some Of the most
perplexing problems Involved IN his
rearing and education.