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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
FIRST REQUISITE OF VIRTUE.
By Rev. DR.. Falk Vidaver.

Know thou the God Of thy fathers
and serve Him with an entire heart
and with a willing soul.-Chronicles
XIII, 8.
From a scriptural point Of view,
knowledge of God is the greatest and
sublimest virtue that man should strive
to possess.
Prophet Isaiah looked forward to
that glorious time when the earth will
be full Of the knowledge Of the Lord as
the waters cover the sea-"
Prophet Hosea, expostulating with
his people, said to them: Hear the
word of the Lord. for the
Lord has controversy with the inhabit-
ants of the land, because there is no
truth nor kindness nor knowledge of
God In the lands"
All the ancient prophets from Moses
to Malachi made strenuous efforts TO
impress their people with the necessity
of acquiring knowledge of God because
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10

A simple method for testing eggs,
which comes from Germany, is based
lp2u the fact that the air chamber in
HE fiat end of an egg increases with
'so, If the egg is placed in a solution
II common salt 1t will show an increas-
ing inclination to float with the long
mis- vertical. BY watching this tend
'noy the age of the egg can be deter
mined almost to day. \ fresh egg
les in q horizontal position at the bot
Tom Of the vessel an egg from three to
1'e days old shows an elevation at the
.a, end. so that its long axis forms an
angle Of 20 degrees, and an egg a
month old floats vertically upon the
pointed end.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10

Make box feet long, Az feet high,
rs inches wide and put floor in it.
Put a door in one end and a stanchion
in the other end with loose bolts, so
you can adjust it easily to suit the size
of the hog. The stanchion is the same
as for cows, except the one you move
should not have a bolt through it, but
notch cut in lower end to catch over
bolt When you are through ringing,
loosen stanchion. The hog will always
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10

The docking Of lambs should take
place when they are or 3 days old.
OF course, it may be done later, but the
injury resulting is less at the age
named than later. When docking is
deferred until the lambs are several
weeks old bleeding is usually profuse
In some instances it will cause the
death of the lambs unless it is stayed
The flow of blood may be checked by
tying a cord tightly around the adher-
ing portion of the tail, and better still
nv soaring the wound with a hot iron.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10

ounce to plant is about right in small
gardens. Experiments at the New Jer-
sey station have shown that nitrate
applied about the middle of June had
much greater effect on the crop than
the same amount applied earlier in the
season. A dressing of $50 pounds per
acre increased the crop one third above
that Of plot not so treated. Nitrate
of soda is very quick working ferti-
lizer. 1t produces rank, dark green TO-
liage, which obstinately resists the at
tacks of insects and Of mildew. We
have found nitrate excellent also to
produce early asparagus, but care must
be taken not to apply too much.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
- 49, 49, =sz
The Disk CuItivator.

The DtbH NUlt1NhAOE'
ks rs farm tools are growing more
lar all the time. They are used at
j hayes Of farm work, from ploWlng
an cultivation. A man Of long eX-
sEiknce says of them:
Yhe main points in favor or the DISK
s. HAT it will work closer to young
III without covering it, will work
.aSfnd without injury that is too wet
pIowed with q shovel pillow, Will
II throw up clods, but leaves the
s6and always in fine hlth, can be
3 IA run varying depths, shallow next
~ corn and deeper In the middle
3hn row. which is the proper way
IN making the last two CIVILIZATIONS.
81 ever. the disk will not pillow deep in
ss# hard ground or turn the soil In
IA way as to kill large weeds, yet
~ weeds are taken in hand before
III become too large the disk is salts
.ffory in this as well.
wben corn Is checked it is not prac-
anble to pillow across the field with the
III If the disk is run across the
~. it will be very inc0nvenient, as
81 gangs are more nearly rigid and
mo be so easily adapted to the in
lualty Of the ground.
For barring away the young corn,
atting the dirt away from it, and for
|xing the last cultivation, laying by,
honsider the disk vastly superior to
81 shovel, but where land has been
sereIy packed, as by hard rains, moth
ii In my opinion, will take the place
h four-shovel cultivator of the twist
.pattern, and they should not be less
an five inches wide.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Fattening Coop for Poultry.

E1attening Coop for Poultry.
IN the fattening of poultry for mar
81 it is always a good plan to contine
Ill birds to quite small quarters III or
ia that the food given them may ac-
.anplish the best possible result The
nAtcning coop should be where 1t Is
Ieht and dry and the birds must be
an comfortable at all times. More
Ian all, the coop or coOps must be kept
iean. else the fowls are likely to be
one sick and will not in such condl-
IN take on flesh. Where there are
.Snumber of fowls to fatten coOps are
ranged on a wide shelf which forms
ia bottom, then when 1t is to be
Ieaued simply lift it up and set In an
ther place, leaving the shelf free to
lean thoroughly. Any box of light
aaterial will do for the fattening coop
Nth wire netting to within six inches
4 the bottom. Across this space bar
lay be placed with just enough space
etween it and the wire netting so that
BE- hen can get her head out to feed.
narrow trough should De kept in
font of the coop and be filled with
hriety Of grain in mixture so that the
owl may help itself when 1t desires.
HheSe coops are very inexpensive, easy
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Short Meter Sermons.

Piety is more than phrases.
Slander is the towards sword.
Heroic hearts come from hard places.
Little sins open the doors to large
ones.
Activity is the best amen to any
prayer.
Things unreal are foes to righteous
ness.
Our love marks the level of our
lives.
Failure is fortune If it cures fabbi,
ness.
Saints are more than sapless sin
ners.
The best way to win men to God Is
to be a man.
The currency of kindness is cash In
any country.
Suspicion is the substitute Of the
slothfuI for vigilance.
An optimst Is a man who never stops
to open a sandwich.
Many a heavenly tune has been
spoiled by a holy tone.
The heart of the worlds hunger is
hunger Of the heart.
Theology is no more religion than an
inventory is a stock.
He who does not fear the judge with.
In must face the judge without
The good will of the good is not
gained by ignoring the will of God
You cannot nourish a beast in the
heart and have beauty in the face.
You cannot prevent the pieces from
flying by praying over the boiler.
The sorrow of to-day is often but
the shadow of to-morrow's shining.
The average advance notice of heav.
Ell keeps lots of people away from It.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Tomatoes and Nitrate.

One hundred pounds to the acre Of
nitrate Of soda applied to the tomato
crop when the fruit is beginning to set
VIII largely increase the yield and has
len the time of ripening Spread the
nitrate broadcast or between the rows
Just before a shower. and then cultivate
II into the soil. One quarter of an
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
MANS DESTINY.
By Rev. A. H. HarnI1

By Rev. A. II. Harnly.
A restored earth is to be the eternal
home for redeemed men and the only
heaven we will ever see will be right
here on this material earth. / would
not be so presumptuous as to suppose
that the boundless universe of matter
the unnumbered suns and earths Of
the heavens were spoken into being for
man." he said. "But l am sure that in
finitesimal part of creation we call
earth was made for man. And, so far
as l have discovered, it is the only
place in the universe Of God that was
made for man. Before the fall the per-
feet earth was perfect home for per-
feet man and will l shock you over
much when | suggest that a restored
earth is to be the eternal home of re-
deemed man; that our heaven, the only
heaven we will ever have is to be right
here.
Heaven will be a perfected earth: IL
place where weeds will cease to grow;
perfect Eden peopled by perfect men
and women place where dishonesty,
lawlessness and graft would cease.
THE righteous shall inherit the land
and dwell therein forever" That Is
still prophecy; 1t will become history
wher Christ has returned and establish
ed the eternal reign upon earth The
paradise will be a perfected nature
with all its natural beauties and a per-
fected man and not city with golden
pavements and dazzling brightness.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10

step back, then lift out the loose
stanchion SO he can go through Sim
ply catch the hog in stanchion to hold
him and then use the tongs. Have a
narrow shoot at rear end of box so you
can drive hogs into it easily.-Farm
and Home.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10

} make and will prove very economi-
III. The illustration shows the idea
cry nlainly.=Indianap News.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10


General Grant records a good story
that used to amuse him greatly, of a
certain rough carpenter who accompan-
led "Stonewall' Jackson in many of
his marches. Once when the general
was making q rapid movement he
came to a deep stream; the bridge had
been burned, and it was necessary it
should be restored as soon as possible
Jackson sent for his engineers and the
carpenter, telling them what was re-
uuired, and the engineers retired to
their tents to prepare their plans. Two
hours later the carpenter reported:
General, that bridge is finished, but
them pcters amt come yet"
It happened several times, while we
were on the march in the South, that
we came upon bands of negroes who
believed, because we were Lincolns
soldiers. that Lincoln was himself with
US.
Upon one such occasion l remember
that, upon hearing such an Inquiry, we
pointed to q tall, good-natured soldier
fellows gather about him and excitedly
ask him questions, admiration express
ed in every feature while they called
Gods blessing upon Massa Lincoln,
was too much. We could scarcely keep
our eyes dry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
VOTING FOR THE BEST MEN.

When
when give attorney
You don't choose trustee because belongs
the fraterna society," though between equally
such connections would be weighed
nothing else recommend him
body and is of
business habits him by What
does matter He belong church
none and his color be white The question
prudent simply character
H. This being the rule business
with it when local pot
affairs the in
form of administer
wrapped should still insist best
In state continental politics largely estimates
others about candidates He. personally
delegates
fand he takes th But
lneed to fall faith
and it he IBIS let political
judgment about them be politicians
fanatica appeals or by glterins promises. M @''
Back times partisan
ship patriotism organization lines townships
in states But of late
be different More Republicans
learned that themselves
that where they become the and
of honest discard them
the fashion Last undid the Republican
Cincinnati and the Mormon
discriminating
Republican
has voted for the best least of all political discomfort
that the who his
be hurt
honest !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
GRAFT OR CITIZENSHIP,

necessary machinery parties
used for
have de'isey politics
roy during become evident that political
appeal standards citizenship
whole
men Amercansm The
majority and they will inevitably
candidates
with each other promises
substantially
The party whip imudcny cracked
the United in
Hawaii assumed that the governing
highest
discipline which intelligent admits be
to
only organization action
dine does and has that citizens
be
misuse discipline by and partins
straight vote straight
foul and selfish candidates
ing and choosing by the called
stamps him citizen yields
he
OF sufr
In this speakers
to and upwards
Such offered brides
fulfilled
administration and blunty fitness Still
Kuiio not because Of what he Washington,
I
Meanwhile
centraed the
whether they their country dependency
election will the history Graft cizenhwhh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
VOTING FOR PARTY.

Nation epovng Secretary
question of independent voting in convincing
editorial space better
than to give the salient points of the argument
the
regularity its sake less esteemed than
week with President for whose election millions of voters degd
party Taft the chief
ohrowg Boss Cox of his party Cincinnati and in
eidentaly, eecting Democratic Governor of Ohio
An the country the party u of last in fair way
elections
tested independents party
discipline with the old style part
observers predicted the actual dissolution of both
the existing parties
necessary that Mr.
shaw's advice annsm The typical figures politics today are the
everyday hearing Just" But
La Toilette Colby Churchill awithout exception
position the fiat disregard by both themselves and their
of the o school,
Whe the preference for the man above the party has thus given the
@ tCa1 & Us 81 h f at fs % Mv ~ st n in % and SET of election
calculated ter the who wants good The early neies
The citizenship took up
this passage most
principles of the
Australian ballot They placed all candidates for given Office equality
But the believers Ong for the party would not allow this condition to
exist The circle invented which made it
without looking the of candidates ALL The pictorial EN-
bem was brought in to reduce mental effort " further In John f1e
illustrate pictured 1892 the newly adopted Kan
added the emblem
circle coupled with rules independent voting difficult What
in
the Shaw school, deliberately abandoned good ballots for
1905 make the change The early ballot
apparently
externally similar and did not resist the distortion they should have
designed virtually becoming
thus the chief memorial of the school of political thinking to which
Mr. Shaw clings
spite political independence has made
The first
shift other elections IF
dis
elections Lincoln between those Of Gar
Mckinley. habit
elections
largely extreme difficulty of making settle
without State and national issues State questions
without number which the minority had the popular
fight complicated the for Governor and for
Presidential electors apt to correspond pretty closely The choice
a Russell
Massachusetts, than sevenyears' wonder
breaking
the other President M 19out 1857
from
in
to o hidebound partisans'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
THE LEGISLATURE.

pressing
lture fights the need of
electng making between
Republicans will
The will Legislature
ton What the facilities the schools provide
fairly eaher There saloon question
the high optiona There lmmi
will call legislation least
public
Hawaii of public lands,
with towns! How
calling
his
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
LOCAL BREvrTrEs.
tFrom wcdne-dny.s Advertiser,

H'rom Wednesdays Advertiscr.)
+. u. Mcstocker returned from Kona
yesterday.
J. - Castle returned rom Kona yes
terday on the Mauna Loa.
Attorney carl $. Smith Of Hilo re-
TUNED home yesterday on the Kinau.
superintendent Gaines OF the cable
company has been III for several days.
but Is convalescing.
The final account OF w. f. Pfoten-
hauer and f. klamp in the matter of
the estate OF Johanna wicke. decea sed.
was approved yesterday by Judge De
Bolt. The estate consists OF s677. so
cash.
The San Antonio Society Is prosper
Ing. According to its report for the
period ending September 30. Its treas
ury shows a net increase In receipts
OF si2ss.61. The sum of s10,3s1. 80 was
collected during the period.
Governor Carter yesterday designat-
ed Theodore Richards to represent the
Territory OF Hawaii In Philadelphia
during a session held to advocate uni
form divorce laws In the United States.
Mr.. Richards is at present In New
York ~
George P. Howe, formerly Of Homo
lulu, and now connected with the
Atchison Globe, his fathers newspa-
per. has been asked by Governor Car
ter to represent Hawaii at the coming
session of the Mississippi Con-
gress.
DR.. T. Ninomiya, who has been
at Kohala, Hawaii, for the
past several years. will make brief
trip to Japan by the Nippon Maru on
the 18th inst. He is returning with
MS wife who is i'll and expects to be
back from Japan sometime, in Novem-
Der to resume practice in Kohala, Ha-.
vail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
A QUESTION OF EXPERIENCE.

police Colonel lauke ack
Oahu
the but the police conclusion
Colonel admit which would
confidence gamblers
o
mention his
been the lines of police do politics while burglary
o
polished able abroad
kinds Which kind
n the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
THE COLOR LINE.

kuhio is such danger of being that machine
obliged he
of white could
for the Democratic ticket especially
tickets
credit
raised they
should Iawaian
themselves Office of power patronage of
would be punrsmel of
The bombel in despdfa
tion making much own good.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
INFLAMMATORY
RHEUMATISM.

Anyone who has ever experienced
the excruc.ating and almost unbeara BILE
pains incident to inilammatory rheu-
matism, Will be pleased to know that
prompt relief may be had by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Mr.. d.
Snyder, of Roseville, Ontario, Canada,
says; Il have been troubled with
irhammatory il rheumatism for the past
two years and unable to sleep at night.
have taken many remedies but must
say Chamberlain's Pain Balm Is the
best liniment | have ever tried" For
sale by Benson Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
HoUsECLEANING THE ISSUE.

difficult to of
laukea
Why shouldn't he the
small
substitution who will crime
elect aukea fort
he
Brown his inherited police turned him and piled
incompetence
Houeceaning what the people of Iauka they
That is what the police
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
NAVY HOLDS TO IT'S SPELLING

NAVY HOLDS TO IT'S SPELLING.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Naval or
ders issued today show that the ques-
tion that had arisen in the Navy De
partment regarding the proper spelling
of the word ''passed" as applied to en-
gineer and medical officers. has been
settled by the retention of the old form.
instead of the use of the "past" as set
out in the Presidents order relative to
simplified spelling.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

If the will do their Hawaii ought develop
There demand Francisco
taken
favor found in the California Hain
variety price
o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

Brown had the audacy
him of office because
that dismissed
for Hawaians Governor Carter has
pointed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

likely that japanese meddlng of
though they arehere pushing
much do anythngto story
Petersburg S evdense o a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

While
should strike something hand
the the with paid
thing like.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

Information is wanted at the Impe-
rial German Consulate regarding the
y yhereabouts of one Karl Scheid.
l. The Rapid Transit Co.'s tax appeal
may be carried to Washington. 1t in
wolves the annual assessment of the
icCmpany's franchise at $500 900.
Mrs. F. l.. Ferguson, who has been
. travelling In the States. is expected
i home by the steamer Alameda. While
IN old Mexico she witnessed bull fights.
Secretary IA. p Wood yesterday
cabled from Los Angeles that the
Chamber of Commerce there had just
Honolulu excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Burroughs
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Nora Judy, to Mr.. Isaac Snow Dill
lingham, Jr., wednesday, october g.,
1906. at Edwardsville, Ill.
The battleship Wisconsin and the der
elict p. NJ. steamship Manchuria
reached San Francisco yesterday after
noon, having made tine voyage from
Honolulu inside of ten days.
1t is reported that Honolulus coal
supply is growing short. There were
heavy drafts on it in connection with
recent wrecking operations. Two sail
Ing vessels are due with coal from
Newcastle, Aus.
An investigation of the Hawaiian
Realty and Maturity Co, Ltd. is be-
ing made by the Territorial grand jury.
1t is reported that demands by MEM
bers for withdrawal payments, under
the rules of the concern, have lately
been refused
Pioneer Mill Co. has just received
what will likely be It's Iast cargo of
coal from Australia. Its pumping
ers and the small amount of coal 1t
requires for field locomotives will be
brought from the Pacific Coast.
Release of dover by Mrs Abigail X.
In the Parker ranch
lands sold by Samuel Parker Involving
sl5O.OOO in suspense hitherto of the
100000 purchase price, was placed for
record by Ballou & Marx yesterday.
The release consideration is stated as
S10
A second trial OF the rice harvester
lately imported, yesterday, proved the
to be workable and a great
labor saver. 1t cuts the rice binds 1t
in sheaves and piles the sheaves, four
or five at time, ready to dry. The
harvester will do the work of thirty
Chinese. Prof. Krauss of Kamehame-
ha Schools, who conducted the trials,
is elated at their success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
(From Thursdays Adyertlser.l

: The Federal inspectors of hulls and
boilers will be here next month.
The Japanese training ship Anegawa
will depart this morning for her home
waters. sailing at 10 o'clock.
The jGger mast has been unshipped
from the yacht Gladys and the work
of putting her back to her old racing
rig has been commenced.
The steamer Helene arrived yesterday
morning from Paauhau. She brought
a small sugar cargo. 1927 sacks, and
fourteen pieces of koa lumber.
Jas. b. Castle and F.. b. McStocker
have returned from visit of inspection
to their plantation and railroad inter-
ests in kona, Hawaii, and report every
thing as looking favorable.
An examination under the rules of
the ciivl service will be held in the
Internal revenue office on Saturday,
November g. for the position of store
keeper-gauger Applications for the
examination must be made on the pre-
scribed form which may be obtained
from the commissions local represen-
tative. w. F. Drake. Applications must
be in by 4:3O o'clock on November 2.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-31
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Large and attentive Was the turn
out AZ the Finney residence Monday
to hear Miss Frazer. Of Oakland. Cal
iforniA speak on the Indian question
Her remarks impressed the fact that
education without religion too often
makes the Indian worse than TO
education since he uses the know
ledge Of civilization TO further the
cause Of wickedness- A Christian
lied education does both. it educates
end il lifts the red man and puts him
in position for advancing life
In the evening this champion Of
the American aborigines spoke To
the monthly meeting Of the Presby-
terian Sunday School. in q similar
strain as the address Of the after
noon. insisting that the most elo-
quent plea she heard was that Of an
educated young brave who plead for
signing the pledge. She understood
not a word Of the address but enter
ed into the spirit Of the endeayor by
the way the audience was moved
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-31
0stsossss Revival Services

The services al the NJ. T. Church
continue TO attract attention Last
evening an audience that comfort
ably filed the house. was in attend
anee. The song service conducted
By Rev. Hollenbeck. was an inspir-
ational feature. The people sang
with genuine zest. filling the Lord s
house with sweet melody. Three
responded to the invitation to seek
Christ. One was received from pro-
baton into full fellowship. Sunday
was a good day in our zion. Three
bowed at the altar and one was re-
ceived by letter.
The interest deepens with each
service. Everybody cordially invited
To attend the services.