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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

Sentiment, 90 at bans SpSogcIfe al
2anoet Serfor bar fuIbt RrdD puo al
bebanSIes iorn en- biftoriF aiertoS.
sierning. Ser tau bre oelte Me.
ninger blunot be 29rbe otrL buor ban
% bans SsIse Ioiboeoe, nse1, at b,
Ear oeret Der, Oct bill tnser Iaapsere
inoIaSe fla pou at beStribe; oerfor bar
Self GrifIon enooe | bone bfbpriRe
2Rebeser mi ertoeIig begnnSt at Din.
Be frcn til ben Inerfienbelie, fom
ban neS Rette tiLfouu,er. ffisrrt Der
gorite niit ~franoeIes itoar aoifinigt
tilbose at snife, fprIig n,eS Sen1pH
til oen Raa6e Joorpua @rneri.
fas fehte 0poaer bebnnoIes al en-.
feIte onnerifanife SiItorieifribere,
ion elsSnu life Dor fltnoet set nsboen.
6igt at irtte Zig inb | Roroens 8ifin.
geti6 % Serfor nsSoerSisnis rsber
i'm llpioedbeo ON Den fouboIOspis
itorc l1SoifIing 90 De enSnu iisrre
ltouifIinasmtaiabebcr, iom netop
Scnne SiSsperiche iab inbe meb.
Mcn set 9aor freuaS pao oette ON.
roaSe oginn, 90 Den Eib err reppe mi
Gorr9t borte, 6a De gamle Rorbm9no
oT tonmn iidSt I'll fin Ret | ben olne.
rifan'fe JiItoriffe 2iterottr; men
ferit % frenFt bar Oct 8etporirg FOR
pS, at SfoIerue fer gioer FORFEIT Be-
1fS. lt6euior octte er ittet otgtigere
emo oco Ell pfficid Gambling fra Scott
gresiens she at faa fafrilooe Seif
guifiorS SpbogcIie iom ben fore bi.
8egipeube6, BEN er. Set er
bette, a~ongreSanonS Sbeeneuion bar
Ig fore at gisre 90 meS BEN &nft
Og GHergi INN ban / foa rigt Nsao,
teiiGSer, tsr Der bore eri,noet Soob
at ban life oil 9iue tabt, for Sell
gritIon.R pnumentet itaar har fir %
/ 8inlanoS Sop6oitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
g,cO life Iibcn siIfrcbsitiacIic hi

IcS life Iibcn SiIfrcSsitilclic oi.
,ooOeI Roritmnerifouerre iom Slime
r~tfarerne / oct Idle 0iIie 9ltNitrbet
on, at set mrIte Storting bar stpet
NObcIS 5rcOspri8 til Br9i5Sent
mooIeoGt; tti life aIeRe bar ban no
tlrIgpis iremior nogen anSen Der :
2orbet oeS lin Sptr9Ser / 6orbtnoel'
Ie meS sen rlsiHt- iopHsitIfc arig
giort fig fortient til Senne l~lSntertel'
Tc, men Der Iiggcr | StortirsetS
Srrdip9 ogfoa en- Gn~erfienSelfe al
DC SoreneSe Stuters sGrftiuin5 |
Dor Eib Tom Ell freoeIig og mGgIemSe
Sturmcgt. Oct er life iou 8riont'
mani, RocfeoeIt bar foaet 6reSApri'
fen, men iom port 2oHAS GrGiioeut.
s fin girfnin8 oil Stortingcts Salg
foo gstpoutug BIanSt oroet oeroeo,
at Oct peb at gioe 8riien til Oct mo"
Serne gmerifns FOR 8iehIitfet modlfc
mot tppiife Repruieutaut opnoar al
Foo oct oneritauife Somfumb8 Sp.
merFom6eo mere Sirefte beuoenot
poa isloe S~reSsiogen, bUiHet uoen
EoiI I'd Storage uRget til oerS
6remgang % Bart. at Spmerf.
hubeocn oeroeS iarutiaig benleoes
paa geprae, er fiin ct Silf9i6e, men
oct or life Seitomirore al flor Big
tigbaS For norife SOIf hoaoe noe 90
hjemne. Ut 8rRiioerten iitebetfor
at FiRufe 6rebsphieR til ct al DC
b6noenSe Sditober til 6rsnms al
jeloe Sreogiogen eIler Grbetoet Tor
International 8reo bar beillrttet
at omocrSe 8engane til SQrctteIie al
en- "~SSsuS6trial Committee, iom Ital
BABE Ill 0pgaoe at 6rsTte % bcbanS.
Ic IlocerensItemuelier mclGu Ar.
bcib8giper c9 grbeiher, utier bIan0t
80 - MA.l o.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

"@gnen mellem Ranoan og @lenbipe
aniaaes nplig for at bsre til be balpt
regnIsie Strsg; men mn Dor 10000
Wenneifer Der. Seq tror, ieg bar
ienot $4,000 SaniIier oerlio, og faa
al Dem er reiIt til GAMBIA"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
agtlanta Spuruul" thor at hni

"atIanta Spuruul" thor at hnoc
opSoset, Bna5 Sor'fielcn or meIten
Georp o. oS andre RernGfer / bette
2onS. iyorFicren or life, iom man
SfrgSe tro, at ban bar oGrct &olen
rrrrncrc e..6 ui men at ban ptoit
ban SpiItc SmrScfisO, meSens ot au'
Ore SSfer set ip0eu at pnSe oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Z oct iibit anfpmnc Rlrmer

"SmntiSen" bar 8uofesior S. g
Cars en- artitel / anIeSning Sron.
tclbScbatten / oct norIfe Storting
boori ban III. a. uotaIer ~fslgenoe:
Ssirepartiet er bIeoen boonet
Ienitreblooe FOR Den &eii9natporL Del
bnr ltSuiIt oeS ioa isforbebolSert al
lutte iig til Den 0tihcNerife &egic'
ring, Ifient ben tfsLse i'm Summen'
iRtning Dor mere emo baIDt 8en1tue
os peS at paobItoe at lutte fig Ill ben
oaiao eftcr at Den peo ben furrt]lic
foretogne Refonitriitttou bar foas
en- enSnu mere oeniteriig Saanmen
i9tning.
0cnne Sonn ipueS mig meget ube
feiet. Seq tror, at Sgire bar pp.
traa0t fIo9t cg ri9tfgt oeo at reits'
mere iuaotot ion Oct bar gfout, og lel
IfuIoe iom aammd Seritremano me
get euife, at 8enitre bapoe Oilt eller
uil fomme til at Diie en- LigrenSe He'
Equation. Seq thor, at ben npe pei
ll~niousfriim inotranote Situotiou
freezer al be9ge BARTER, at De 0rager
iig uoget tiIbage fra De iterft trent
ifuotc 8oiittorer, iom DC tioligcrt
inSboG % iIoor noget al paa iint
iprifiIte 1artiiormool 90 Tartttrte'
re3icr. Get toger ii9 life 8cot ITO.
noar 8cnitropreSien ioa oftc % iterft
bar frembGpet, at oct oar 8enitre'
purtictS gande 8rogrom, iom iGre
Be 0eo llnionS0plsSuir9en, % al
&cire ferIt iIutteoe Jig til bette Bro
0ram i Sen eacotc Stme. Oct gtoer
ct ltbp8geIigt Suotrpf al, at Sonfer
pea @ortiet gier fig GicIoenoe ior1
nclct icunbprni3t oc0 StScn al Son'
fen poo TUoreIon0et, og ioo bsr Del
il fife pore.
Scirc$ GilcgncIie al mere ItberoIC
oc r~otioon,, SnnSmocSer o. Soto,
ocri, ; ~ Wro,rom al Soocr. ion,
@cnitrc tiNl3crc hor opret enc on
~ orb,;h, f,r Or crSno ! Of "a anne,
m~er,tr,or,or hDc,,t nrtoIt mcb g,
Elsa rrr;I;p rosten INN or1 bet 1Alr
cr ,,boIp;Iio "a ,rberett;oct 9opfrr.
rc,,., ar (r>.rr,,,c, nn1 70 Wp,Ftr,
I,nri, t~iIf,rrmor5Ne grcmprFer "a
>,, cr Hc,,et ;,,t ~ hct frISc npr.
Mann ,rrr,roI5f ~ NJ net noo sse
en hcnnr,IiierrnAe 3nbflpbeIie noc
So. naIi+iIfe Gin. at cn Ncform. ION,
or bCr,et boorct ircm NJ Ct ISorti,
+ Tnita o,,byif bIir,r iroppet bort al
Of ornr, R,rti INN nerpdS ipoer al
r;gn,rNe =, 9r ron frr ut Anne fart
ner i3i,rncm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
9en thife &eaierina Ieh / 9irsho

~tH IgHt TtBJrrtH8 leo I TtrE0dgE
e. leunt WeoerIas | H~issoasen. 2en
sapoe, fprn fsr meSheIt, foreiIaaet en-
~ertraorSinar geDiIgnine af 1900.
600 til geitriSeIic al ariggourfoimin.
serne | int SpSpeitnfrita, men bette
Sorlas hIeo | sirsoass forfdftet meo
ltort NertaI al Rigsoasens geptIg.
rtingsfontite tiItroSs for aoIonioiref.
tor 0~errtbairgs grfIrring ON, at SEN.
ne gepiIguine bar abipIitt nsooenbia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
sen nne britife sfuIeIpp har iffe

bapt nogeu ptSere Bib SfiGbne. Som
befienbt foretoe Soerbuiet iaa man.
ge GetteIier, S%oranoriu9er og SiIisi.
elier, at Regierinsen neppe fienote
fit SpriIas isien, og iiteoetfor at inc.
Iebe npe 6orbanbIinger ON mlIise
Gonrpromis, bpao ale pentebe piloe
tie, bar Resierinsen siort fort Gro.
ces, forfaitet aue Suerbuiets Soran'
hringer og iamtioist taget lit eset
Sorilag tiIbase. Serpeb faISer belle
4rparet for 5orilaeets Stranbine
paa Ooerbniiet. ct belt mt Sorilas
nil mi Bill foreIast n9ite 4orIament.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Sra uolanoet.

Den fsenife Resierins bar uonuDnt
aooofat $ellnes og suerises mini.
fter | Ron, @rep Blot. til MeoIem.
mer at SreSsbOmftoIen | Saag. teIe.
graferes fra StodboIm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

l~lSm9pnclicr. G~rGiioenten nS'
nrpnte ben lite December Serbert
anor Smith / Connecticut til Cont
missioner OF Corporations.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
De nngarfe 8OSseierr pooffhub,

""SutpS VpoSetttt puutIIHOer
mi Slnportutionen af fineinfe auIier
I'll Wsarfarbeibe paa Be itore ungar.
lie SerresonrSe. &neierne bar ocS
aontraft barrbet fig for fem alar, og
bots SeRs SpFsrieI | Den Sib bar
bGrct sco, fan be fuites for pberIi.
aere ire Gar. Reiien frem og til.
tage ira aina ffaI bctaIes al @obs.
eierne, iom tiHise ifnI ifnffe RuIierne
aoit @lroer % 9oIig iamt en- 2sn
al % imsarife 8roner $3.50 pr. Raa.
neo. GnbeIig er bet beitemt, at au.
Iierne life ulaa piifes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

8rcp @ittc cr fremNeIes 8jen'
itano for ale SIo8s Nrtgreb | Den
rusitfe 9reSie. gtu oar ban / ct Sor.
iror fonunet meo sen S~plpSning, at
unoer observation-disclosures / Sorts
uioiltb par 2imepitdJ'S arnte / Wan'
dulriet llbeu Ammunition % / iulo.
i;orSig O~pIssnirg, iaaIebes at SABA
ncierne fltnoe bare iteIlet Jig affurat
eftcr 9eboe. @ttte erfI9rer, at ban
goa Oct beitemtcite nGsteSe at saa
meS pna Ell @aabertiIitnuS, Der blot
riIoe hape gtpet 2iunepitt InIcontng
I'll al iubIa6e iig poa ei mt SIae %
Iioe ct npt 3eoerlag; iitsSet bIeo ban
cItiaa upot iii at tr9ffe iig tilSage.
IaaitanSen on, at Strneuith ltpo
meS en- arme poa en- Ntiliou Rauo,
iom life bIcp br1gt, itempler Serfor
8ittc iom en- blot % bar 6abel. -
fStlsnt G3aren aabeubart bar gtpet
8itte auIeouins til at irenfomle
meb bette Soripar, iorti9tter ban
meb at unoeritstte apiier, Der SasIis
inSeboISer @ugreb paa 9rep @itte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Gn nh Circumference IfaI bore 1

sH hV 0tthhtiSiute Iiui pUlC rp@
6aget pna Yrins gilbert 2anb o2pe !
acknowledgements, eiter bpab oer
mebbeles fra 2onoon. Oct err boiSe
6olf, Der Ieper unber pSerit primi.
the Sorbolo % er bepGbret meb Sob
berfnioe % 9uer og Bile. llnberret'
ming berom bragtes til 2pnbon al
<ttereu "Sbetis", Ser bapoe fanei
NtebbeIeIien fra Den, iom fanbt bisie
tSoIf, neutIig &aptein alinfenberg al
Soulfaugeren Olga. 4apteinerl
itsote paa henne merfeIige &oIoni,
Ser toIte 600 MenueIfer, iom ale er'
rGrebe Jig At Sagt % 6iiferi. SereS
&irter5oliser bar Ssro9ptter, flpot
inSeni mso Sfino % al Ell Sorn. ionr
ror uIise ale ~lignenoe 8ammer, man
fienoer. SoIfene er Homaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

6sar Hifulai man bripe ct me9et
t~oetgoigt Spill, Dpis man fan tro ge.
rctniugerne ira Ct. 9~eterSburg. Set
Pr M fomnet for 9oger, at iamti.
oigt meO, at ban ofirieIt bar pclpil.
Zig itemt Tor Hefornrer, bar Ran benz.
mcligt ienot ct 9ltoifab til Worber.
hanoeu "be forte SuuorebeS" &on'
grc$ / Stem, boort bcu opmuntreSe
DEM % snifcbe Dem Selb og 2ptfe.
0pIp&ningen berom bor enboe iot
Sfrrf / De melt ~fonierpotipe gIemeu'
ter al set Semofratiite Eorti. 90
tiItrob$ for Gl,SIanSS iorirnrSIsie
SiIitoub / set fierue Eiter, SEN Il.
raniieue 8riie, Sitn9crsnsoen % al
politif lltrpgbeo bicrmme ptier oct
fig, at SoffIifeu iortiGtter fine usle
Srtriger. Ser err blaubt anbet OPP
Saact ct ~berrmeligt GirfuI9re, iout
opiprSrer ole Nptb / oifeutIige
Stiuin8cr at lutte Jig I'll "be forte
S%lnoreSe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Cussss.;.. D a sst. c.. & . -:

KSrxaMp AZ SECOND GLASS niTTSS sush 9lhI
At TIE POST oTFrcr AT pEcoRAA. IOWA sAD
,cr on coSsnxn or MARCH ID iM.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
LIVESTOCK NOTES.

The best medicine you can give a
sick hog is to stop feeding till he
shows some signs that he wants some.
thing to eat
The end in view in keeping sheep
Is profit, and the question is how best
TO conduct the business TO obtain a
profit from the growing Of wool or
mutton.
Keep the best animals in the most
economical manner and so breeding
and manipulating the aock and
fleece as TO secure the best price for
what is sent TO market,
To know how 10 care for sheep SC
as TO make them grow the largest
and finest heeces and the most Wig
orous lambs is the most important
part OF flock management.
As far as can be done, the flocl
should be selected and culled so tha
there will be but one grade of wool
well-treated aeece-as no matter how
mcritorious each may be, the bes
prices cannot be realized.
Don't want your horses to have thu
heaves? No, OF course not. Thei
stop feeding them dusty hay. If yol
must use it, sprinkle It well witt
water, with little salt added now ant
then.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
HORSE TALK.
Some Points Worth Remembering
About Mans Best Friend.

The little colt should have a feed
twice a day OF oats. bran and oil
al-3.2-l-bcginning with a pint
and increasing to a quart.
\ colt fed in this way. and given a
run in a paddock every day. will never
have unsound feet and legs unless by
accident.
Weak food will make a weak colt
weak legs and unsound joints.
AS soon as the grass is frost.bitten,
wean the colt II II Is old enough, and
give It the grain ration and second.
growth clover or alfalfa. II too young
give the mare plenty of nutritious
food, and give them a roomy box stall
at night.
Many colts are given ugly tempers
by cruel and careless currying.
To scratch and hurt a colt or horse
will cause him to hate the operation
and the operator.
Look at your currycomb. They are
often instruments of torture.
Teach the boys to use 1t gently and
keep II in order.
Good grooming should be done
every day to keep the pores open, the
skin healthy, and the hair silky. Soft
hair is very warm and is a non-con
ductor OF heat.
Never leave a reeking mess Of we
straw and manure under the horses
1t ruins the health and eyes. and is &
disgrace to any horse owner.-Farn
Journal
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
SPRAYING AND DIPPING CATTLE.
Latter Process the Only Method Where
Many Cattle Have TO be Treated.

In South Africa is a disease very
similar TO Texas fever but the result
Of a different germ II is, however,
spread In The same manner as Is
Texas fever. by means of the tick. The
stockmcn. therefore, are fighting the
ticks. and various methods are being
used in this warfare. One of these
Is the dipping of the cattle. as in this
country, and another method is the
spraying OF the cattle. In this spray.
ing kerosene is used, and to II is
sometimes added arsenic, to make the
effect of the spraying more pro.
nounced, Kerosene mixed with water
is said TO be harmless 10 the skin Of
the cattle and TO cost only about four
cents per head. The cost Of dipping
Is not much more, but the cost of the
dipping plant is considerable. This
is the claim OF the men that practice
the spraying and believe in it. The
men that hold to the dipping as the
most effective means state their side
Of fthe argument thus:
Spraying requires FIVE times as
much time as does dipping On a
small farm spraying may be the
cheaper, but on large ranch where a
thousand cattle must be treated, the
matter OF time is a great one. 1t re-
quires as long to spray 200 cattle as
1t would require to dip a thousand
dipping destroys the ticks much more
effectively than does spraying. For
this reason the dipping arrangement
has displaced the spraying apparatus
on nearly all cattle ranches that carry
large numbers of cattle.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
Had No Hoo TO Sell.

The supply OF pork was getting low
It grocery in Maine town, and word
was indirectly received that a certain
'armer living some miles distant in the
country had hog to sell. A man was
sent out, says writer in the Lewis
ton Journal, to make the purchase.
He found the farm, and his rap
brought the farmer to the door.
81 hear you have a hog to SELL" he
began. briskly. M f
well, no." replied the farmer. de-
liberately, Il can't say that. have a
hog; I've had It IL years; and a. long
ss ! have 70 keep hos ] may - well
keep that hog"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20

shown in Fig. I, which is almost per
pendicular. will be able to pull heavy
load without injuring his shoulders
The collar will not work up and choke
him and his shoulders will stand up
well under heavy work. A horse with
shoulders like Fig. 2 will stand ordi.
nary work and drive well, bat horse
with very sloping shoulders like Fig.
3 is suitable only for use as a saddle
horse. Such a shoulder usually goes
with a short coupling and well sprung
ribs. which are characteristic of a
good saddler. says Farm and Home.
A horse with very sloping shoulders
cannot be worked at heavy drafting
without a specially designed collar or
II will work up on his neck and choke
him, II It doesn't make his shoulders
sore.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
Market Grade Known as staqs.

Stays are hogs that at one time
were boars beyond the pig stage and
have been subsequently castrated,
They sell with dockage Of so pounds.
IF they are of good quality and con
dition and do not show too much
stagginess, they go in with the vari-
Gus grades OF packing hogs. When
they are coarse and STACEY in appear
lnce they are sold in the same class
with boars. The intermediary grades
sell for prices ranging between these
extremes. dependent upon their free
dom from stagginess and their DUAL
Ity and condition.-lllinois Expert
ment Station.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
Increasing Age Of Heroines.

"The age of the heroine In novels. e"
we are told, has been steadily going
up. There was time when the young
girl of II or 20 was the only possible
heroine of romance. Now she may
figure in story, but II will be more
as a side character than as the lead.
ing lady" There are doubtless fash
ions in these things. The ugly he.
roine came in about the middle of the
asst century. She is now, poor girl
no more. She fiourished with the
ugly hero, which was surely rather
hard fortune for both OF them. The
thought Of procession of aged her
oines seems to suggest a deeper serl
BUSINESS than We have been used to
That, however, may do us no harm.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
snrRp GROWING.


From the theoretical standpoint
sheep can be successfully raised in
every state Of the American union
and especially In the south. AS a
matter OF fact, however, sheep are
raised in flocks of thousands princi'
pally in the semi.arid states of the
west, while most of the sheep kept
in the humid states are in small
flocks. The writer of this was talk
ing with a sheep rancher from the
west who much wanted to move his
sheep breeding operations to the sun.
ny south" But after investigation he
came to the conclusion that the plains
Of the west were better adapted to
sheep raising than the south, on ac-
count of the smaller rainfall. Where
the rainfall is considerable the sheep
have to be provided with shelter and
looked after more carefully than else
where. In the west the sheep can
he allowed TO stay out the year
around. In the summer the rain is
not constant enough to injure them
and in the winter the snow is not
deep enough to cover the grass on
which they feed.
This gives the advantage to the
ranges. so far as the raising of large
ilocks Of sheep is concerned; that is
the raising of sheep by the thousands
But in other parts of the country
sheep can still be raised to great ad
vantage, especially in the rougher sec
tions of the country. In recent TRIP
through New England | noticed that
in much of that country the pastures
have grown up to brush to such an
extent that they now produce less
grass than they used to. could not
help thinking how admirably these
pastures were adapted to sheep and
how the sheep would have kept dowr
the shrubs and brush | expect to see
the time when those hillsdes, now
growing up to arboreal growihs, will
be covered with hocks Of grazing
sheep.
dc not expect to see sheep eyci
largely on the farms where the
soil is a rich prairie loan and all cul
tivablc. -ays a writer in Farmers Re
view. such land is adapted to NOR,
ntens'"' farming than Is ind, ated b.
The grazing of sheep. But the Wi.
wastes that are increasing In SON,
parts of the country can be made
into rich sheep pastures by the SOW
| ing on them of grasses adapted tC
sheep pasture.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-12-20
Be Careful.

BE careful how you handle dyna.
mite or any OF its compounds when
blowing out stumps. II is a most
dangerous way OF getting rid of
stnmps. II you use II at all have
some one with you who understands
the use OF the explosive. II fuse
appears to 60 out. wait day or two
before you go to see what Is the mat
ter, This precaution may save you .
lot OF trouble Farm Journal.
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pon't Let Sheen Catch Cola.

Catarrh Is often contracted in the
fall Of the year through exposure to
storms. After the sheep take cold
several times the affection becomes
chronic and catarrh sets in. Colds
are often brought on by strong. cold
drafts in damp quarters, often the re-
suit of improper ventilation. Remove
the cause, If possible, and guard
against it in the future, Smear the
nose of the affected animal with tar.
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cities the truant Oncer or other OF.
fetal makes a regular inspection Of
factories and other places where chill.
dren may he employed to see that
the law is not violated. In all our
cities there are various institutions
that look after the welfare of chill
dren.
Every winter 100000 helpless cat.
tie suffer for want of food and drink
on the western ranges between the
Missouri river and the Pacific ocean,
and very little is being done, outside
of the state of Colorado, to relieve
this condition of affairs. This and the
transportation question are the great.
est problems in the humane work of
the western states.
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Good Sheep Rack.

used. Grain and feed are both put
in from top. The bottom is as wide
As the top There is none lost, as the
bottom has twoinch side piece
laied to it, The Stats passing by
3enter piece alternately leave no
place for anything to clog.-Charles
Edminster, Lewis County, Mo-
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The largest and costliest building
thus for undertaken in New York, the
city of immense structure, is the mag
nificent slO, 1000, 900 Episcopal Cathed-
raj of st. John the Divine, now being
erected on Morningside Heights. This
will be the greatest sacred edi6ce In
America and the fourth in import.
ance In the world.
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POINTS ON BUYING A HORSE.
What to Have in Mind When Select
ing a New Animal.

Too many people buy horses with.
out considering the purpose for which
they are to be used. They think a
horse is a horse the world round and
that there is but little difference ex-
ccpt in size an dweight. Experience
and observation has taught me that
the slope of the shoulder has more
to do with the horses ability than
disposition or other points.
The horse with the shoulder such as
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William Harrison Mckinley, who 46
years ago drove the train carrying
Abraham LincolnIto Washington from
Philadelphia for his first inauguration
is seriously Ill lin Washington. His
former home was In Cambersburg, Pa
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The Lawyer--Is the defendent In
the habit of drinking when he IL alonep
The Witness--I really cannot say,
sir. / never had the pleasure Of being
with him when he was alone. - Chicago
Daily News. sH aee
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A year ago Nine. Duse offered a
prize of 10000 lire for the best Italian
drama. Now the Judges announced
that amoug the 300 work submitted
they have not found single one
worthy to receive the reward.
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We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the punt
est, weakest specimen of man or
womanhood strong and healthy. 80
cents. GARRETT & AYREs.
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"Does the senate have to confirm
cabinet appointment"
"Have to? Well, l guess yes."-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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Commercial ''drummers" whose
''territory', is British South Africa
have to pay license fees of $500 per
sunum. If they stray over into Portu-
suess Africa there's an extra s2s6 TO
pay.
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RACK FOR HAY AND GRAIN.
How a Serviceable One Can Be Mad
of Pine.

A sheep trough should be made Of
pine. The one shown makes the most
complete rack and trough have ever