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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-09-26


Probably we are none Of u az CRATE
full for LIES blessings as We should
be.
Gratitude, Hike faith, hope and char
ity must be cultivated as we should de-
velor without attention.
Every one win discover, II he looks
for it, more reason in his life for grail
tude than he ever dreamed OF.
In cataloguing your blessings give
due emphasis to the spiritual If You
undervalue any, let 1t be the temporal.
We ought to be grateful for many
things which awaken no response In
our SOULS Are you grateful for hard
things, FOR big loads, for arduous du-
ties? Have you ever learned to say,
Il glory In tribulations alsor-Pres-
byterian Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-09-26

OF the torch that family fIluminsd ~
hall, that among the men who surrounded
him few wore the 1eSk5B
was truA and they hd1 tIF te1 ~
BY . piece Of black b, lc ~ T.
species Of mask. and - well stln1
round their necks, thak 1t was ntiroa8
impossible to recognize them. "A
What do these men want viii me a
be muttefed. a. be let HIS he'd tall -
his chest sadly.
Patience !" sAid the man who had a.
ready spoken, you Will soon know
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-09-26

Special sttanaton eivsn = gurey.
Ones ovss Kn.uslt -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
Pills AS WEAPONS.
49, .Ts5fs'.
The curious Duel That Was Arranged
Ia by Doctor.

II ~ A=SS 't,ss
The curioue Duel That Was ARRANGED
Ia by Doctor.
AN extraordinary duel, which at the
time created an immense sensation,
was one in which the decision was ar
rived at not by swords or pistols, but
w means Of a. deadly poison. The
naen-who, It is hardly necessary to
say, had fallen out over a lady-had
left the arrangement of details to their
seconds, and until they faced each 9TH
er. they did not know by what method
they were to settle their differences.
One Of the seconds was q doctor, and
he had made up for the occasion four
black pellets. all identical In size and
shape. I'm one of these he said. II
have placed sufficient quantity OF
prussic acid to cause the almost In
Simultaneous death OF any one who
swallows it. We will decide by the
toss Of coin which Of you IS to have
first choice, and you VIII alternately
draw and swallow d pill until tie Toi:
con shows its effects =, { Two of the nell
lets were then taken as the. toss had
decided, but without effect Id either
case. This. said the doctor.
Speaking Of the two pellets remaining;
you must both swallow the Dill at
] the same ilstan t. Is me choice vas
u again made and ID Ia few seconds one
Sofs the men lead on the gra
Mall (sazef
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Some Predictions.

The author of the ''yision Of Piers
Plowman," work written in the reign
Of Edward Ill, predicted with$ great
aistinctness the fall of the religious
houses in England. AS every one
knows, the event took place in the
reign Of Henry VIII, about 200. years
later / - M, %SF }s1 : ::E}5a I "
Sir Walter Raleigh foresaw and pre-
aicted the spread OF nonconformity in
England; His weighty and memorable
words were: Time vllIs even bring It
10 pass. il it be, not resisted God
VIII be turned ont pf churches Into
barns and from thence again into the
hslds ard mountains and I'M sr hsdgass
All order Of. discipline and CHURCH gev,
srnrnent VIII be LETT fo: newness .pf
opinion and mems faneIes and az many
kinds Of religion spring up as there are
parish churches In England !" !, + 4
TN work written 800 years before
the event took place gacits,s forasa "
and predicted the. evils and disorders
which were. SO long 10 <desoiate Europe
on the fall OF the Roman empire. Ills
words ARG worthy OF repet ition hen
the Romans shall be hunted cut from
these countries which they. have con.
quered, what win then happen Il The
reyolted people, freed from their mas.
ter oppressor. will not be able toss sub.
sist without destroy Ing their neighborg,
land the most crneI wars will exist
among all these nations. ~ @ss,6
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~. y 80 80 : Z
Famous LOVING Cups.


Some Of the old loving cups were
called grace cups. or the specimens
nov in possession of the English guilds
and corporations the most famous is
the Henry VIII. grace cup, which be-
longs to the BARRIERS company Of Lon
don. With its four globular bells hang
ing around the outer rim, says the
jewelers. Circular, this cup might well
excite the envy Of even the most hon.
est collector OF silverware.t The name
of the cup is derived from the fact
that King Hal was the donor, i. the
grace cup being Intended to commem-
crate the union of the BARRIERS with the
guild Of surgeons The cover carries
the Tudor rose. portcullis and felrsIe-
lis, the final of the lid being mounted
with the imperial crown; the, English
and French arms being beneath, sup
ported by the lion and grey hennd ss3sessS All.
The. SINNERS company has a pea
cock cup, though It Is in the form of q
f$pesaalien large silver bird, with
three chicks ut her feet, stands on the
silver badge, which was fornlerly worn
BY the company's barge mast y ia
around iii are the engrav words,
ttsThe gift OF: Mary, sEe daughter. III
Richard Robinson and wife to Thomas
Smith and James Peaco iinners,
1642. ''% The fWo husbands were
both masters Of the company. E. Z. ( . ,5.ts
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ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
The Quarter Of an Hour Following the
Winning of The Derby. J..

The Quarter of an Hour Following the
Winning of the Derby. 49,.
The anxieties of owners of race
horses competing in the Derby do not
Immediately end as the horses pass
the judges. The fatal objection" may
snatch the laurels from the victor. The
possibility discovered itself over Ca
ractacus' race. The owner had striven
In vain to get jockey of repute. His
offer of life annuity Of f1OO year to
Gostley in case of success had been
declined. A stable boy named Par
sons had eventually to be trusted, and,
to the surprise of the learned, he got
the horse home, winning by a neck.
Going to scale, the lad could not draw
the weight. In GREATNESS silence the
bride was sent for, and that just ena-
bled him to balance the scale. But
now Lord Stamford appeared to object
that only his own horse and two 9TH
ers had gone the full course. The win
ner and the rest were already past the
starting post when the flag fell. Adj
miral Rous looked at his watch.
Twenty minutes" he said. "An OBJ
lection to hold good must be lodged
within a quarter Of an hour" And so
the stable boys win passed into the
records, but the owner? of Caractacus
declared that not for Fl 900 a moment
would he again endure the agony Of
that short period following the race
london Saturday Review.
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Tea Chevxirla Habit,

s3tI had an odd case of tea chewing
the other day" said q physician. TIE
man Al IA, was yellow and enaesatsd. He
had had been chewing China tea for seven
years. He. said that at first tea chew
Ing had had q wonderfully stimulating
effect on him. .se
81 A drank In those days he
Ted Cranky and 50 lines / would
tgrn mp Of the shop al ter put ting away
trent or Wenty- i've beers only
three hours Of sleep To my cred Nat.
ssrally a feel seed hut sir, by aeyv-
a1g a few MOUTH uls 81, led I'D Daeolsle
alridst alert md fresh. Dbl ever
again
S.ss the habit on1S lie man.
taougI It's stimuli ling eject d At
firalIs failed it'd stimulate him at Hi,
but be rFous, fle gos
heat md he had no d site 6sf
course Ised him to abanfls,in I'd d
Iscaaetsif al,an dos sit ina1fg..
/ / ae
lna thai worked
tea shof, ffiistss
leaves iii
sEes rleal.s ii
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!. HEzBLACK BEAR. ]
Her Physie and Her Food After Her
y scr Five Months, SIenn.

Her. Physie and Her Food After Her
'.,&ss Five Months Sleop.,, 5 y
The black bear has her cubs, from
one to three, ii Her den during the
months OF March and April; and it Is
an interesting thing to know that she
has the power to, give birth to her
young at least two weeks before the
proper time IL driven from Her: den.
She will return to her cubs IL let alone.
IN the den she cares: for her young UNI
It'll the snows%of the lori Hi country have
euaiclentiy melted !tof permit Of her .get:
ting about; when she hits the trail"
again. She eats nothing during ssthe
five months that she hibernates, ex-
.cept that from time to time she will
lap Fthe icicle which Is made BY the
freezing Of her breath on Her paws.
She ventures forth as soon as the snow
has Sufficiently melted to permit of zher
getting about and for several days Will
eat nothing but hemlock bark and Ger
tain roots, which act as a physic.
When in her normal state of health
again she is rayenously hungry and
Will diligently fish the brooks and
streams In search Of q dinner Of trout,
will hunt up the, earcasses of deer or
moose which have been overcome by
the severity Of the winter or win prey
upon porcupines by quickly putting her
paw under the stomach and rolling the
porcupine on Its back, then with slap
tear out the entrails and escape the
quills.-Field and Stream. 80.
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- Observation-Disclosures .---- * L
Identified Himself.

Some people have odd ways Of iden.
tifying Themselves said a disguised
westerner visiting New York. tsIhe
other night man came up to me Siu
my hotel and claimed old time &c.
quaintance. I saw visions Of the con.
fldeuee game at onceAands fought Sly.
How do yous think he convinced mef
Vel. #sir, he finally pulled out one
his eyes. Yes, sir, he did. 1t wags q
glass eye, Of course, but then realized
his peculiar affection despite a greatly
altered appearance. But, do you know
IT wasn't pleasant performance. In
fact; suggested that he ought 10
carry a duly certified identification
card.'-New York Globe. $#:
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I!.a.ll.e Fl1o &c. &. 4, e,,,s......

s1U ~
an OLD Toned minister svag visit
INC bis son ia seW York recently ana
w. ffash gin church forr
flis Sunday morning service id pas
Il ss,lss ~ 81. young man Of great culture,
f,sls IDENTITY his ora ttoricaI Ed aid
NOT greatly the ttor. for
they were Ihornewafd fhe
ssf'ra E.eIaaar apl, roe
sermon, an excel
cons regafion IfIse5
very mn !, s5
FOOD
could NOT pos
touched ii sore aaalss
pa erald
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GoSto the Farmers mill to get
your feed ground; heir new
feed mill has all the latest i'm.
provements and will grind the
feed to suit you. !. s, 4 $.1s 81 u u 3

There were more shoe drills sold
in the spring of 1905 than5in 1905,
and there is reason for 1.-THE
shoe drill is far more durable than
any disc drill ever; built. u There
are thousands of Dawagiacs shoe
drills in the Northwest which
have been in continuous use for
more than IS years. F. H. Pros
ser. Agent. ~% 3s8.: s.
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Expensive Modesty,

"What's the matter, old man? You
look sad" H.. s., .,.s,y1.
:. Il am. I just asked Farnsworth to
lend me S. -. ~; ~
and suppose he said he didn't
have that much in the world @% as
He had to get a Ten dollar Bill
changed in order to let me have what
had asked for.'' :ssz + - :. a5gsst
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.raer1ssr1ss I.ita,r,ait.s5,r,a, Il,

5s5:s + seifeFs II wa 81 iaacey WEo
said, None butt.s u man oTE extraords
4 nary lent can write first afe nor
sense. Ife was Ind iee mig
have added That ions 5II,.lf III man uf
sxtraord inary taste I'd ftuIIy appra..::
.cfate first ia te no rse ai,an d ines.
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Valuable Information
In Regards To Seeding

An elevator man in the western
part of the state, gave some timely
advise about the selection Of seed
grain. This information may be
worth hundreds of dollars to you:
Test And Clean Your Seed.
Don't SOW soft or bin burned
wheat and don't SOW dark colored
or scaly flax-certainly not with
out making suitable termination
tests. IF you do not understand
testing seeds send samples to the2
experiment station or agricultural
college of your state with reques
that they be tested and it will be
done for you without cost
Selection Of Seed. j..
l. Light, shrunken or weak
seed of any kind should never be
sown. 1t makes no difference how
the injury to the seed is brought
about whether, by hot winds, wet
weather, frost, animal or vegetable
parasites, "burn ing" in the stack
or bin, or any other cause. If in
ferior seed be sown, a good crop
can net reasonably be expected.
2. The best and only safe va
rieties for the practical farmer to
SOW, are those that have already
proved themselves adapted to his
locality. or some other locality
having like conditions of soil and
climate. The seed should have
been produced under conditions of
soil and climate as near as posi-
bic like that of the locality where
the seed is to be sown.
). Continuous growth of wheat
on the same kind of soil or under
like climatic conditions, does not
cause degeneration but on the con-
trary, if proper care is taken in
culture and seed selection and the
seed be kept pure, wheat grown
tor long term of years in any
zgiven locality should become, with
each added year. better adapted tc
the conditions peculiar to that To-
'cality. A change of seed from one
;. aocality to another often results in
serious losses, as it sometimes
takes several years to overcome a
seemingly slight change in en-
wironment. Importation of seed
Grom a distance should be resorted
40 only when it is impossible to
obtain suitable seed near home, OF
when some new variety is to be
tested, which latter should always
be done on small scale at first
Smut.
SHUTS of cereals are caused
E,xy v,,;nrto m -oe;4;o E,po~; ,-J 41o
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MOUNT Waste Time.

An assumed critic on etiquette sage
ain invitation to dine should be accept
ed the anne day ]. a schump knows
that much. ED have an as,s yet I'M
the postoffice within tel, minute ia.
Yates Center QSanl 5.5s 35Ef5fEy
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q, 3 4 n, 3

s solliei iasiied for eauty.
ssarca u lie OH u
friend for ,Dli-
aeIilelysa s
lineage
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black, dusty masses which replace
the heads and kernels of grain,
from the s:smut balls -:
These seeds are very minute and
blow about and adhere to the kerr
mel before it is planted. When the
kernel sprouts, the. black spores
or smut seeds also ggerminate and
send delicate threads into the
young Seeding. These threads
follow the growth of the plant and
fill the head or kernel as soon as
formed and there develope mass
of spores or smut seeds instead of
wheat kernels.
Do Not Sow Smutty Seed.
There are several methods of
treating seed wheat to free it from
the smut spores-the treatments
most in use being with the blue
stone. lime, hot water and for
maldehyde. We will describe any
of these methods when requested
to do SO. Formaldehyde has proven
to be the most satisfactory medium
SO far discovered # ia nsed as
follows: Make a solution of liz uid
formaldehyde the druggist may
call it 40 per cent formaldehyde y
using at the rate of one pound to
forty-five gallons of water.
Put the wheat in a pile on the
barn floor. Sprinkle the pile
thoroughly with the solution and
shovel over. Leave the grain piled
for two or more hours and then
repeat the sprinkling and shovel
ing process until you are quite sure
that all the grains have become
wet when the wheat may be sack
ed or piled until the next day. If
the grain is very smutty it may be
dipped in the solution, and dipp-
ing is sure to be effective. tits an
advantage for the grain to be kept
in the pile over night after the
, treatment because the chemical
has better opportunity to attack
the smut spores; but do not leave
it piled long enough to get hot.
Dip bags .eina the solution. before
sacking the treated seed. The drill
should be set to SOW more of this
swelled seed than you should SOW
if dry. One can determine how
much by measuring before treat
ing, and again when ready to seed
Formaldehyde is said by chemists
to be non-poiso nous.
Do now whatever is necessary
to prepare for seeding. Clean and
sack the seed and clean repair and
oil the seeders.- Ward County In
dependent.
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/. John W, .Maher makes farm
oans at the lowest rates and
best terms. Interest and .prin ci-
pal payable athis Office. .@@. T.

John w. Maher makes farm
loans at the lowest rates-and best
terms. Interest and principal
payable at his office
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R.. Gder has the three33lots just
west Of Dr. Jones's sidences for
sale: These are undoubtedly the
most desirable residence lots in
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SHUTS Of cereals are caused
by minute parasitic fungi, and the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04
10 LYgcHrSG II VERMONT.

When some newspaper accounts 81
tiss recent North Bennington murder
stated that there was talk III that com.
nsunity ii lynshing = the only III pun
iShaaens for the murderer 81 the little
Nshan girl lie statement was con
siSered 10 The aight il an imaginative
newspaper writer. But it seems. boa-
ever. that there really vas more or less
talk 81 this nature Happily the agi.
tation was nothing more than pass
ing BIT 81 excitement and had 40 we'll
grounded purpose And toe, il was
probably not shared by the more re-
aponsible element, but was rather Tire
peealiar property 81 the most exeisable
and TIE most easily persuaded and the
most easily dissaaded
That this element carried Iittlr f.
furnee i gratifying. for II would have
been : worse blot had Iynehing been
perpetrated. A. the Bennington Banner
"a ven showed II the following. eThe
idle talk Of Iynehing Alfred alahan i
not very eredisable to the community.
IynehiHg ray not be too good q too
bad for the cruel murder Of ID innocent
little child but disregard If the law Is
dangerous to the moral welfare IL 4
community and such violent outbreaks a.
a Iynching o. an attempt a. one would
b more brlitalizing and demoralizing
thar half dozen murders. It Is not
ven even to tax seriously Of such
things to inaame people who may lack
SELF restraint. Under or nes judicial
system d trial Of tie ease viii IL speed
and punishment eersain.H
In the contemplation of this case one
ean see tie great proygeatfon which TED
primarily to the exercise of lynehing n
ths southern states. ii which coiored
brutes wera the persons Iynehed And
starting from that = basis, il Il easy
to FOLLOW up the trail 81 human feeling
and human eFring 70 the point where
black men are lynebed for no more
serious AZ offense than the jostIine Of 4
woman on The sidewalk. Lynching stare
ed a. punishment for rape and murder
a. rape alone. ard now lgnching Il In
aieted on black men for almost ans
crime Or offense. Bennington may wei
b pleased that i did not start where
che southern states started.
and vet. We can't believe that the tall
81 Iynehing following The numbering d
thi. sfahau Girl way anything moFs
thar Idle yaporings Of few people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04
MON TPELTER

II. #. Deavftt has Asla t0 George n.
BsYee fgr AL TGla th4 Faug pIaee. s8 call
EVA, ia the Worcester branch
Tfs bsssv of MR.. WI i. Snow. wsan
laea Thursday III NJ. AFFAIRS. WILD III
brought bere This afternoon foF burial in
Green Mount eegne4eFy. The Kes Bgs
u. Eawara Wright Will read fhe eam-
nitfal service III TIM grase. Tae funeral
will BE- hela at St. Adams at Rine 0esaeS
this nsn 4ing
Examinations EnF promotions III the
fank af sergeant tp kll 4 vacancy ~ tla.
Fl will sse heEd ~ tie armoFy Saturday
evening, Mar I5. Capt r. III Thomas
will base charge, and the aGFpayals If 1 ne
company ARE eligible iar sxamimati0E.
u. II Williams Il SON received yesseg.
day morning q carload es automobiles.
Gre WI these was fsE Chief NrahEsn III
sths FIRE deparsulent ard one was f0x
Jsnaes I'll Davidson. general maMARer III
the Consolidated Lighting company.
The hsteFs did nst take day Eth yss
lteTday. but worked ag theiE ofisee dur
ing tile eatiFe day. IN NAY Is theY will!
tile their first bsSks and at THAI simn
VIII fix date Oh which they will hear
any pegsaRs that feel aggriexed hy slgeiF
action.
Miss Bsatrsee Mosse. whn recently
graduated from tie trimming seEosE III
nurses at Heaton hospital. will "a this
evening III her home Al Sauls *. Mario
for brief visit before going to Alberta
III the Canadian northwest. where she
has i position
Mrs. &. WI Davenport ani son, whr
have been ut thc home Of sEr. ana Mrs
GevTge Briggs parents as Mrs Daven-
port. for several weeks. rrturnad yesteF.
/ day to their home II IlankzER, Goaa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04

The Portsmouth. n. IT. Times, n
commenting Ga the policy 81 retaining
good men ID Office. Has this concerning
senator Proctor of Vermont; The
death Of Senator Hawley and Plat Of
Connecticut was 8 distinct loss To SeH
England. al win be the resignation Of
Senator Proctor 81 Vermont II he ear
ries ont Bis announced purpose. There
are really few vermanters who ID not
share this sentiment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04

Tta governor of Virginia reed not
hi 10 ineeHsed because be Wa compelled
by necessity Ia ride from the Iames
Town exposition grounds In dirt carr.
our 0wn elk Governor Bel oaee vsiun-
tarily rode bark Of an Ok team 10 .
fair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04

These AIS 400 200 csshic fert "a anefy
hamnssred Tcrmoass granite for to WIS
eonsin state capitol buiIding mean buai-
nasg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04

Senator Dillagham ought " NJ >
ysritable walking encyclopedia of iHfgr-
mati0n concerning immigration WHEN he
returns frgm Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04

corey, tEe steel raagnate, maxries she
ca0ras girl IN THE thfrteenth. Lgeky
Dir unineky marriage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04

Eran fhe faFnrites have III take Fhe8s
punishment. Roosevelt knoHa ii and
how Hughes deea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-04
The aseraws aaslg eirasaatieH NJ tas
Barre daily Tizaaa for the wasx sndias
Saturday WINS
1896
rapEsa. TIE largest paid circulation of
~ daily papex ID thia aeres0n-

Ana naw evea tn price NJ peanuts II
thTeatening ta III up-
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Tnday's raia viii help those youag
krees alrRg wonderfully

Iha western Vermont quarry owneEa
~ said til III caging in.