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Al1ti-Itis Cures
Eanf l<~xsassal
RHEUMATISM
EsrATE ID 80 9. Ill.
For Sc hy 2. a. prown

STATE or VERMONT ! IN Probate Caars.
District II HssAinKfon- ss. held in Mcntrzi-
Ter. IN ana fer szid District. on the 10Th day Of
Arul, A. n. ts47.
Einiare G. ci4Fke. Administrator a the es-
tate % Emmz &. SsuisH late az Manchester. 10
the Cns1nsy OF lltus baFnagh and state 81 Sew
MaMpsAtFe decreased. presents hts 4duainiskra-
ficn RrcsWnt tef eysninatson amA allowance.
and ansEes application for decree ~ dlstgthu-
ton Asld naff3Elaa Fl tie estate Of said deceased
Nhefeupun it Il srdsrcsi " said Coart that sid
accoCutsBd S4sa application cc referred SO \ sss-
sion thereof 90 e heid ~ the PROBATE 0fce. Ia
said MantpelleF % t1e 29kh day ~ April. A. r..
i1T forhe4Ttne ard Decision thereon: ard is Is
further ordered that notice hereof b. given - Al
uerSCrs interested. ~ ruhiicarUr 81 the
sane three weeks sneeessiveiy n the Barre
fNilg Times ! newspaper Published at the CITY
~ Rarre IN thls state prerious % said tlnis
appuintnl Tor hearing, hat they may appear
II said time ard place and show canse, II ans
tines may have. why said account should nnE y
allowed and snsh decree made
rs the CuErt- Atscst.
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge
Thur Apr ii-ls-1
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for the past fsw years ard It has finally
preyed upon bis mind 10 the extent that
ii IL unbalanead. He lost his wife i
year OK tWo ago, but baby which was
barn at the tinle 1f he9 death lived.
nayg had another son, aHa relanbiesl
his efforts ID support ther.. Soon after
while working ii the woods, he net
with an acsident, III which tie suffered
Al badly broken leg. and was laid up
for some time. Next he lost an ere hi
another accident, AMI this 20 affected
the other one hat he Is now almost To.
wogk BY went ia North Adams aia.
outraged, and after being taken TIT
ehagge by the police, begged 10 ~ MI
iGwed te eosansit sssieila III tie easiest
Way Git of his misery.
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EsrArE 81 mn 5. NARrIx.

STATE OF VERMONT IN Probate Cenrt
Distfietc 81 Washington. 81 held AZ Mcatpel-
Ter. 10 saa frf said District, o. the 17ih day u
MArcA "A. u, 1sez.
An iassrumeHf patpcrting 20 he the Lass ~ u
and Tessameat ef Hiram y Martin, ass 81
the Gfcs 81 FArrs. in sAi& district, deceased.
being presented e thr Court fvr Probate, It II
oraefed ny said Court, that al persons concern
ed therrin be nesIaed "a Sppear AZ a session 81
said Court 90 - held at the Probate once n
said Montpelier. On the t2th day 81 April,
A. n. 1909 ana shau cause n 2ny shty may
have, szainst ths prchste % aid Instrument
for which pufpsss Il is ferthes ordered thai
nptiea 81 this order - published three weeks
suceassivey IN she Barre rzily Times news
paper printed ~ the City q Barre il this
STATE. ptsyipgs 70 sAid time appointed Tor
HEARING.
By TIE Court Attest,
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
Thuf Mch - Arr a.ft
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FOR SALE.

me several heirs 80 the Eastman h1nck. in
order "a settle tue estate, have decided 70 sell
the block and have placed * vita me Tor sale.
The iocatinn Il Is good a. any In the efty.
The size 81 the hxlilnfnG il "A ~ " fees. three
stories high. Tws iaxea stores on the tirst nccr
With rood cellars. Ahavc are usfieRs and teme-
sncnts. III Is rnofoUghlY hnfir hEbek fbFick
wish good foundation. Hagshed t1ronghOas ID
hardwuod and with modern Improvements. IL
Is assessed for s2Sfe0 insured for SiGua0 and
reues foT $500. VI rs Ess abcnt eight per cent
On the investmeBf. EAaHire At rae i. y. Cate
Real Estate Ageaey Rooms IL ard =, Bolster
Hlcck BaFre,FE &ea
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There Is mnre canYxh IN tAis section or the
eoanrry than I esheF diseases pas t0srthef
aaa NATL the last few years was supposed - he
fncmraNse. Fer a great many vs&gs doctors
pgoasuheeG g. 4 Local disease and prescribed
eurzhie. SciEnee has proTen cstsrra % b 4
e1assiturisaai disease aud tterefars requires
esnsfteusirzzi treatment Hsifs CAtafrh Cure
aaxnafaetrred b =. =. Cheney 6 Co, Ioisdn
oht., Is ths cnif cVsxtitatianzi care on tie
fasFxes ~ - faken iEtsFaaiiF N Eosee from q
arrps to a te1spranfai. r aets directly 90 the
hood and m1cons surfaces OK TIE svttsna
Trey eyer enc hnndred dollars Scr any case IL
fz8Is ra cure. SeEd for eireaars nna gessi-
MoriAis
Address: y. ,. CHENEY & Co., Tcieao. Ohio.
soid ~ Druggists, &C.
Tsks Halls Family PMS fot constipation
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FOR SAIL. IN THE F. s. CATE REkL ESTATE
AGENCY. BOLSTER BLoCK. BARRE. VI.

disbursement house u Hlil street, nesr
south Mainsrreet Eleven FccIuH, two water
CLOSETS connected NIsh server, city wafer.
Large lot good garden Win reuE f3r S2Ree
peF Enouta. VIII sell gew. win snzn paynlers
down. 3l-tf
Cottage on FsEHsii street Large lot 20 feet
front and 80 fees deep. spring Wztrr runs to
the house Price sieaa slne or 500 down.
Bend for deed. s0stE
Farm in washingsaa. on the Chelsea road.
Contains as acres. Abundance III wood and
zerae su,ais timber WI keep 40 cows and
team Banning water. bnildinge good. Tel
ephone Rna x, II. N. Friea low. wan exchange
for other property ski
We also hzve cottages, tenement hoases.
business blocks, nniidinE lots, granite guar
ries granite catting plsnf, etc. also nfty eight
Thousand acres Of timber hHd, estimated 70
ent foar hzndref misliaa feet Price only
sE5 90. There il fortune IN his sor ycu. Ad-
dress above @.f
FOR SALE BEST residence iots IN fhs city ~
head 81 French street. View uuobSfructeA
clear h WashinEtou street. Cenveniens y
Ioth lines o. trolley Seed 4ig. dry tati. Ne
Flling required. See piAn. AypriA Granite
Co., Avcril Building, CRY leI
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LIN
Pnsinn .Onsensloxn LiYtrroOl

..T,rf. Te4sw Mali zud Passenger sseaui-
- a 80 rers; ~ fsst long. Rsnarkabla fcf
ssssStrr~s Rrrms UPPER decks anaidseipsi
xtrfwrs vrntfiafinxs
eAxUHIA. AYR. 81 hsY IA J'int Y n w, Y, Y.
-. ,alitnars. etc tAs AuHsYd ). = -. Tad,
,.s essfs ~ Eestss. Eass.. Chss, p surnner,
x~srf ~ - b esi sFenE 3 9 Balsras
Steamship Agenci- Aiift 6iesN' BAIT" % NeN
fsn~dsu Block, MeAsyeiieF.
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GRANITE PLANT AT WATERBURY,
VIII Be Erected By o'clair & Anair
Early This Sumner.

Waterbury, April lie. Vi 0fElair
81 the granite firm 1T 0'Clair & AFFAIR
arrived Ia town last Friday evening ami
Is getting his plans and specifications
in shape for contractors to bid on the
new granite she'd which they are TO
build on the lot at the rear Of Charles
Ab&ir's property X Is expected that
the she'd win be completed By May 18th.
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Bitten b. /. SPIDER.

through hio8d poisoning caused by ;
spider bite. John Washington OF Bcsque.
Nille. Tex. would have lost his lsg. which
became . ngass 81 running sores, hsd he
not lrfn persuaded ~ try Ruckiea's
Armies Salye BE writes: The first
application relieved and foHr boxes healed
ali she Sores Heals every sore. 800 At
BED Cross pharmacy.
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FOR SALEg

A Firx-claSs Retail Granite and
Marble Plant, located ~ large New
Hampshire town, consisting OF q large
front til. Sheds, Derrick, Engine,
Boiler, Polishing Wheel, Blacksmith
Forge, Tools, etc. with a large new
Cider Mn attached. Everything
ready for business and IN a good local
u.s. Write to or call and see
!. S. SWINGLE.
ms Quincy. Mass.
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e. - u -.

Edward DSyey who claims Hard
Giek ~ sis honte town and who wpa,
TO North kdams Mass ls8m Whining
ton, was adindged inssnp saturday and
taken 70 Northampton asylum Davfy
has bad pitikal strin- of hard hlek
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NUALITY NH!TE WYANH0TTES.

Al fhs Poultry show feeenEls lail 90 tIis
1ity ! entered eight hiEds 4iid Nsl 3s loilHWt
la $500. 49, .s,d aud ffh heu SID sud 3rh ef.a-
Erel ana tth pallet Z also sHn fIfef sqecili
r5hhdfs % color. spIatss nsEspt gfid -ietA.i
5sf bsss ben ID siiaN and aea siirff sup tyr
i,sss lfisniat E,rgs are tesEtse e per Gems ftf-
80 f.s4.' car ha1chiax deiExesed, 81 w lrl
II "a 4,er seftine. y. h. MITCHELL. hsfrQ,
~ frf gl4-A2 ~ n. A.. "a
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re REAL TEsr
0g HerpIeiae Is IN 6ivEnx II a THAR
ouxh Trial.


There is only one test by which 10
srage og TIA efficiency * any artlele
anG that IL hy is ahliify 10 90 that
Walsh ii Il intended to do. Many hair
Yiwars may iaek nice and smell Rice.
nslt the point ls-~a1 thAy eradicate Dam
drum and step falling haEr7
No. they 10 noe but Herpicide does
and kills tne germ that stacks the
papilta from Whence the hair gets IT'S
life.
Letters from prominent people every
where are daily proving that Nswbro's
Herpseide stands the .test cf use"
Ii Ia 4 delightful drexsEnH, clear, pure
ard free from oil or xreaEe.
sciA NJ leading druggists Ssna roe Ia
staTnps gor sample To The Hsrplcide Co..
1atrott. Mich
TWO stxes--sH ean*s ana $40.
r A. Drown, Special Agent.
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ZOE 90 al 80 ~.

Hzy-pslrera.l fFonptis ~ 1aik.
Farm-iuo acre fsFa kffsr-elsss 5uiidiass
Wal cSt llU tyns ~ a4F-
Lots ign 4cFrs ~ sess ~ q oc " ACRES 90 aas
cusf0mfrs
Fzstarp-iic aefe- Fsstrrs and withcas
hntiatnss es,u Name fAfnlN
Applg a. Ge8rse Cassie. Rass slrs4a af Perry
heal Estate A-uugF As
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STORAGE FOR WAGONS
AND SLElGHS.

have afse ieiil6iu- iu good cindisfaa
Witch Wfl aeease .a ilr storage al sleixas
amid wagons AZ Feasauahlc rates. Aien bniid
aNa saint shop fnf eu1l parties. Apply q
Gspfee Mcfsflsad. Ie.epAcne tAli SS4, bsgfs
tltS4 Ast
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riggs Tor HATCHING.

rsGg FOR MATCHING -Whiis Plymouth
Rack Good i2yinz strain. 81 AMI 10 peg
skftfsn Aupiy fn n ~ carr Box ~ zi,fs
FoR Stffs-Hvrred Flymoath Rock eg~s NJ
hatrhtur % esnfs setting. aAs1 one pen ~
Wbise Nyaudottes. Apply y + lAwregss
Htmw0nd aYRsHe
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The management Of the new electric
railway between North Adams, Mass.
and Bennington is feeling TIE eHeefs Il
spring mud IN PoHal. a. ties are being
hauled from the PowHal depot Up taf
steep hill 10 Pownal Center The mud
y 50 deep thar il tskes four ar use
horses tn haul sixteen ties and only
two trips day can be f0sde. A four
horse teasr costs 50 a day. - It VIII
b. seen that It costs something TO move
that piece oi rad whrn Il IS IN its
present condition
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FOR SALE.

laEt her wagon, segapsf. / pJe8. I haEr0W
eaislxasey and several ehsillt- iaQrire Sc q
Bieazxasan street, o. teiep3ozze 14-lS y IL
Becker. s
ZOE SALE fsm tonA eS ssefgf grass hss Az
Sf1 i kan aAijyeKed A is Tx ngnw3i
narsess &sna avs fsAss ans1 xEgaEh SIC ApStN
ta MI. III EhanMA Narre, Eag 4S Ibs
ket{e s. H. f1pgDer 50s, &sMeEs Fan fgFt OH
Eegfh AiAln street aAd 500 seeG oH SeinlfBsy
street 60 are 90 MeTcfsnE sEaeek II lQxs
490g twenty acres ~ tsEafFs aTs4 wood 1ne Al
GEaHiseyilse. A. 4. ttatekei9sf. Barre. gk $50
Rs4E sAIEs--F Frame brfisfng. Fossasfiy Hse
Is transformer kpase. A bArgalH- C0itsoii-
dated AfShsimS 20. Rslgsas Gs-A Mrsirpsi
isE Sf
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Green Mtaatefn. faas Srfdiiur tiatuupud Z
eyardefftil All lla6lHase ftt'drfs Were
thanMshg SPRAYED sna aEe irss from scsb ana
fn+e
AZ W AEY4ES ssavzsle faria
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

IKE TrMms wlll pzblisa w1nrs. xest ard
Foun1 Tor sale. 70 Lex eze--~snozt anvexssse-
anenxe--as tue rate Of taar iiasa Tor twenty-five
eenss Tor the nr4r xn8srrson ana ave ce8rs TO-
saeh So 6se1aa tnssrzaoz.
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no RENT


TO I4EF--E ttnlshed r0enas fax light hpuse-
avenue lssgs
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WAETER

NuTfCr-Crrsains csrsfuiiy launCerta IS
reasonable prizes seu1a data turet. qPro-
Sis Ere station. i4A
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ssFess sltk
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HELP WAIVED.

wASTED-wem5n for haasegeepeg Ia fam-
iv Il fear One who prefers pleasant honae
6 large wages. BOX p Randolph Center,
Vermont S3t3
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70 RE- ST.. An ap- stairs teneraeut At & ma
stzset s3s7t
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WANIED--An apprentices IL Mrs Moor
eFaft's millinery parlcFs o2sr browns drug
store a3Af
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Care Warden n. q. Burke, 81 Wal
fingford, found the body Of doe just
northwest 81 the village the other day
the animal undoubtedly being the enc
shot about week ago little southwest
os the village
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Ezra BfaimeFd, president pf Middle
hurry college. has Yatnrned home froin
a fortnivhts trip IN tlie South on se
eount III iit health. Friday evening he
was Id Boston and atteataad tie am
nuaI meeting Of the Boston alumni 81
the college
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Tie BoSton & Maine Railroad Ga
has changed the rim of the passenger
trainmen IA that tho whole crew zsake
run from Newport III R6staa ansl
The trains running through White River
junction carry crewS frpEm SpFingisel3
Mass, To Lvndcnvillc and LsndonrilEc
tn sheThraol,e, Que
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ABOUT THE STATE
Items ef Interest Cleaned Frsu our
Exchanges.

William Fnwleg, of Waits RIser las
peas il BLOSSOM and string he2ns ready
tn harvest. the quantity being limited
as they IRE being raised al thu sitting
room.
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Mrs. Helen Tenney. a Putnsy woman
Of cosmopolitan tastes, i serving a
thirty daE sentence n TIE county jaii
AZ Newfaue Her escapades include
elopement with Chinaman, an TN.
sayory affair with a negro, and marriage
te a young man living in keene. ~ fF
She = Ut present thF wife of ! lan4her-
man ard laneaishes in Jail for breach
of the peace committed while under the
influence Of hauOr.
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WANTED Bloc kmakera c4n nowhere uiake
As much money a. h Wisconsin $3.50 per
sk0usafd paid 70 b leckmakeTs. 90 men Nrnt-
81 zt ence. Write 70 Milwaukee Monument
en- LohryIlie, Wis 23g
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DESK ROOM for rent IN trout osssee in Cur
fieT hleek inquire " CiiAs Moore, Rooms
Sc. Currier Clock. @lef
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made $1,000 Ia i've years Il ths mail order
business: began with 81 Anyene can % she
work AZ home IN spare tire. send for fres
booklet Tells how 10 get star ed. Manager
I30x 80. L0ckpcft, N. r. 25.6s
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-03-01

Kindly insects help In the destruc-
ton Of the asparagus pest. The lady
bug, some snake feeders, or dragon
flies, and wasps ana the spined and
bordered soldier bug-all these eat the
larvae Of this beetle. Ducks and chick
ems are fond Of them. Air Stacked
lime busted on the dew wet leaves
destroys the pest, or the ends of the
branches where they eOngregate may
be cut and burned. The same rene
dies hold good for the spotted beetle,
but his favorite place of hiding is in
the berry, SO these should be cut and
burned as fast as they form.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-03-01

should have heard Charles, Grace, telling
how CyTas sat down and nursed him at
terward in the cloisters, kissing him and
wiping the blood from his face, and whis-
pering to him how he loved him better
than anything else in the world. Grace.
those two will be affectionate, loving
brothers If we do not mar it,"
Lady Grace felt that she had been IN
just in striking Cyras, as we'll as guilty
of an unlady-like action, and perhaps
she felt more contrition at the moment
than the case really warranted.
How mar it?" she faltered.
The dean put his arm around his wife's
waist before replying. Grace, you bes:
know what is in your heart; whether or
not there is dislike toward Cyras rank
ling there. l think there is, and that II
makes You unjust to him. If you are not
very cautious it may SOW dissension be-
tween the children"
Grace Baumgarten burst into tears, and
| laid her face caressingly upon her hus-
bands breast she loved him almost as
passionately as she had ever done. "Ryle,
she whispered, eff there be any such feel,
ing, it is born of my love for you"
No more was said, for the steps of the
+ boys were heard on the stairs, and she
opened the door.
"Come in, Cyras; l want you," she
said, drawing him gently to her. "You1
papa has been telling me that 1t was not
you who hit Charles and made his nose
! bleed"
"Of course il was not me-as II
would r. said Cyras.
But why did you not tell me so2 II
caused me to punish you, for thought
you deserved it. am sorry to have done
SO, Cyras, but the fault was yours. You
should have told me the truth"
Sometimes when you are angry will
me, mamma, and l tell you the truth
you don't believe me. You believe Jaque
instead Of me. 1 don't get fair play il
this house with anybody, except papa
JaQuet hates me, mamma yoh know she
always did hate me-"
II hope not, Cyras. And do not thinl
she would dare to say to me what wal
not true"
''Oh, wouldn't she I" cried the bold boy
"She does It to get me into row will
you and make you punish me. Didn'
she tell you 1t was me that made Char
ley's nose bleed just now. and didn't 20,
believe her and hit me for it? 1t WASH
me, and nobody had told her 1t was me
but she took and said it,"
To Jaquet's infinite establishment, sh,
had her warning the next day. After
few moments given to getting over he
discontinue, she told her lady that n
the end Of the month she had been in
tending to give warning on her own side
for she was going to alter her condition
Which meant that she was about 10 ce
married. But when the name of the in
tended bridegroom was disclosed 1t pro
voked some laughter from the dean
household, especially from his eldest son
For the name was
"Bonea."
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-03-01
CHAPTER XIII
Bones.


In the handsome drawing room Of their
town residence in Berkeley Square sat
the dean of Denham and Lady Grace
baumgarten. 1t was a fine evening in
April; the dinner hour was approaching,
and they were awaiting a guest, an old
friend whom the dean had met in the
street unexpectedly that day, and invit-
ed.
Years have elapsed, and the dean, ap-
preaching fifty now, is more portly than
he was wont to be; but Lady Grace
carries her age well, and looks not a day
older than the period woman never CON
tesses to have passed-ive-a nd-thirty. But
In the deans face there Is a look of anx-
ious care.
Gifted with an aristOcratic wife, and
she with aristocratie tastes and habits,
the dean had fallen long and long ago into
a more expensive rate of living than his
means permitted. Embarrassment follow
ed, trihing enough at first, and easily put
of-not done away with, but deferred.
But the plan does not answer it is some
thing like the nails in the horseshoe,
which doubled as they went on and DIR.
Baumgarten had now attained to a height
of perplexity in his pecuniary affairs not
frequently reached by a dignitary of the
church.
Half the labor of his later life had
been to hide it from Lady Grace. She
could not avoid knowing that they were
in debt, but she had no conception to
what extent, and debt is rather a fash
ionable complaint She also found that
the dean invariably ran short of ready
money but that is not uncommon either.
In one sense of the word, the debts which
had gathered about them might be put
down to the score of Lady Grace. At
the death of her mother, Lady Avon. she
had come into all the property that would
be hers-two thousand year. With that
and the deans income they might have
lived sufficiently WELL But Lady Grace
had little idea of the value of money.
Living in Berkeley Square was her do
ing, and was quite wrong and ridiculous
with their narrowed means.
To years before the present chapter
opens Lady Grace had come to London
on visit to her brother. Lord Avon
had never married, and spent much of
his time abroad, keeping his house,
small one-in Piccadilly done up In
brown holland and lavender. However,
he took possession of it for a season.
invited his sister to stay with him, and
the dean, if he could come. A season
in town was perfectly delightful to Lady
Grace.
II shall not be able to do without it.
now that have tasted its sweets again."
she said to her brother one day. II think
l must look out for some furnished house
to be had cheaply, Henry, and take it,"
IAN right" said his lordship, who had
given in to Grace from the time she was
baby.
Ito be conrinued.)
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-03-01
Cooling the AIiIL.

Immediately after the milk is sep
arated the cream should be cooled
down to the temperature Of good cold
well water This can be done by set
ting the cream can in tub Of water
and stirring the cream until 1t is Of
the same temperature as the water.
The water must be changed occasion.
ally to keep the cream at this TEN.
perature until ready for shipping. "
does no particular good to cool tns
cream and then allow it to become
warm again before shipping.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-03-01


To prevent disease keep the hens at
work BY making them scratch for their
grain food. Overlooking is the cause
of bowel diseases in the summer, or,
rather, too much concentrated food is
given, and not enough Of that which is
bulky. If the quarters are kept clean
there il little danger of contagious dis
ease unless an addition is made to the
flock by bringing a bird from some
other farm. When new blood" Is
wanted procure a sitting Of eggs Of the
breed desired, as 1t is very important
that when the eOops are clean, and the
fowls free from disease, no fowls SFom
other places be introduced, az a dock
may thus be stocked with lice or In
feeted with disease.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-03-01

Lime enters into the composition Of
all plants, but it's value depends more
upon Its tendency to hasten chemical
action in the soil rather than upon Its
use as food for plants, and whether the
soil Is light or heavy, sterile or fertile,
there is some change introduced by
lime when applied to the land. Its ten
dency is to work downward, for which
reason 1t Is advantageous to apply a
small quantity each year after the first
application, beginning with twenty
bushels per acre on light soils and
thirty bushels on heavy land; but even
ten bushels will show some results, as
lime Ats the soil for the presence of
micro-organisms which perform an i'm
portant function when providing plant
food, an alkaline condition Of the soil
being sometimes necessary, especially
for clover. As carbonic acid is largely
generated by the decomposition of veg
etabIe matter in the soil, the applica-
ton Of lime creates many changes,
chemically, in which other mineral and
organic substances are broken up In
their combinations, rendering soluble
many inert materials that could not be
employed as plant food, but which ex-
list in the soil abundantly. While lime
Is not, therefore, a necessary adjunct
to the soil with other fertilizers, and
gives but little benefit to the crop it.
self, yet its indirect actian unlocks
stores of materials, and supplies the
crops with available fertilizers. The
action of lime in the soil is nearly al
ways beneficial, and farmers who have
used lime seldom discard 1t. 1t gives
the best results on soils that contain
large proportions Of vegetable matter,
and 1t releases stores Of plant foods fer
the use Of crops.