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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-10

lie success, alton dit, depend enforcement de la
volonte. Or, TN homme ma1ade est toujours quelque
peu demoralise.
&c nest done pas ose de dire qu'un homme, don't
la sante est defectueuse, rencontre certaine1nent
TN tres serieux obstacle pour entraver ses success.
TRAVELLER alors quon est deja lasse par i'm NAL
qui etouffe ct fait constamment s%ouffrir, n'est-ce
pas que c'est peiner deux fois ct avoir double misere?
Quand la tete est lourde, les nerfs trop agites,
quand l'estomac est fatigue ct que les reins sont
endoloris, I'm homme peut-il ACKNOWLEDGMENT
s'appliquer a Iouvrage?
Dams de tel1es conditions, on eprOuve plutot I'm
certain dego1t ct meme une repugnance a rempllr
ses plus stricts devoirs.
Et &c nest pas ainsi qu'on peut faire TN travail
profitable. Tout &c qui Sc fait a contre-ceur ne
produit DIES resultats QUEEN tres minime proportion.
Autant vaut s'abstenir que de faire NAL.
De nos jours, TN tres grand nonbre de personnes
ont experiments ces fats ct une bonne Motto de
travailleurs wont vaquer a leurs occupations avec,
al c9ur, cette insouciance qui s'empare du pauvre
malade.
Plaignons-les ceux-1a, car lis s%ouffrent ct &c qui
est encore plus triste a c%onstater, c'est que leurs
labeurs restent lie plus solvent steriles.
La premiere chose a faire serait done tout d'abord
de Sc tenir en- condition, CONNIE les athletes.
On remarque, chez phomme %surtout, que la cause
la plus frequente de ses troubles est la faiblesse, puts
la mauvaise digestion. La plupart de ses maladies
proviennent de Ia.
Lei lOIl1llC SuJcl aux ulduA " lCCC, u N1dA1pSo
ct douleurs destonac est TN homme affaibi ct bien
solvent I'M dyspeptique. Tel autre, don't lappetit
est insuffsant ct qui SQUIRE de pesanteurs pen
dant son sommeil, est atteint &c faiblesse generate,
son estornac manque de ~vigueur.
II ne fault pas laisser a &c NAL lie temps de perpe-
trer son euvre malsaine ct 81 dangereuse.
&c qui est encore ps que de laisser faire, c'est
d'essayer a Sc guerir par Ie1nploi de liqueurs quel-
tongues prises CONNIE digestifs. &c traitement,
d'ailleurs c~ondamnable a tous les points de vue, ne
peut qu'aggraver lie NAL, car tout liquide spiritueux,
toute poisson alcoolique est tres pf ejudiciable aux
organes digestifs.
Aussi tout homme serieux s'abstient-il de &c mo-
de dangereux, meme sill croft y trouver un peu de
soulagement momentane.
Tout &c quill y a faire, c'est de bien Sc renseigner
sur la valeur DIES Pilules Moro, car el1es sont lie toni
que par excellence ct lie meilleur neutrality-suspicious..
A ceux qui sont plus fortement atteints, a ceux
qui ont deja essaye beaucoup de remedies, nous
consei1lons de consulter les Medecins de la Com
pagnie Medicale Moro.
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Les PiuesM o snt en- vete la phrmaae de Patice DbA coin del 2me RueN E'etde
la 8Ame Avenue

F,urnler est ua gre lin, gull o;is
Ia fuite aveo vo5r9 arg3l7, j, II
r9acoatre, je IL f.is trr5s9c....
cien nest olu5 n stac9l!
-Eo effet, dit le viellard, deci-
de nent convaincu.
Leon Sc retira.
Ii n'6tait pas parti depuis une
demi-heure, quand Renee rentra ct,
sur les c%onseils de Nine Dufranc,
autorisa son tuteur a aglr CONNIE
il rentendralt.
Celia soulagea dun grand poids
la Conscience de Leblanc, au fond
de laquelle quelqoes scrupules fai-
salient encore entendre ]eur voix.
Aussi so d6cida-t-il, dams le cas- Oh
le fills Monestier ne r6usslrait pas
ct ne donneralt pas de 9 nouvel-
les avant trois ]ours, a d6poser
tout supplement sa pla1nte au par
quet.
Mas, tidele a sa parole, Leon,
apr4s avoir obtenu son congo, par
TAFT lie lendemain pour Brnxelles.
"a continuer)
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Une seule visite vous procurera la satisfaction
de connaitre excitement &c don't vous %souffrez.
On vous i%ndiquera clairement lie traitement a suivre
ct vous saurez 81 les Pilules Moro ne peuvent faire
pour vous &c qu'e11es ont fat dams mile autres cas-.
Remarquez que ces precieux conseils vous seront
donnes tout a fait gratuitement. Vous n'aurez pas
I'm sou a debourser pour preciser la nature de votre
NAL ct SAVIOR comment vous guerir.
C'est Ia une aubaine don't tous les hommes rna1a-
DIES devraient %profter. Tous ceux qui en- ont
c'est s'assurer une guerison %certaine que d'avoir
recours a pexperience DIES Medecins de la Compa-
gnie Medicale Moro.
Aussi, les temoignages ne font pas default pour
attester de 1'ef6cacit@ des Pilules Moro ct DIES bene-
fees considerables que tout homme peut retirer Ell
les prenant.
"Depuis sept on huit ans, dit M. ]. Desormeau, je
souffrais de faiblesse ct deia bien solvent la mau-
vaise digestion m'avait torture lorsque je me deci-
dais d'a1ler All bureau de la Compagnie Medicale
Moro.
Tavais pris bea,coup de remedies, car j'avais etc
successivement SOUS les soins de quatre Oh clnq
medecins. Mais les douleurs ne dirninuaient pas ct
de plus en- plus je devenais fable. II m'etait tres
penible de TRAVELLER.
Comprenant qu'un tel &tat de chooses ne devait
durer, je reso1us dy metre I'm terme Oh du MONS
de tenter TN dernier effort.
On m'avait bien vanter les Pilules Moro, mais je
preferai aller voir personnelement les Medecins de
la Compagnie Medicale Moro. Bien que ma maa-
die fut tres grave, les Pilules Moro me furent pres
critics CONNIE moyen de recouvrer Ia sante.
A mesure que je prenais &c re1nede, je me sentals
de plus en- plus fort ct ma c%onfiance dams les Pilules
Moro devint telle que je ne voulus les abandonner
~qu'apres en- avoir obtenu ma guerson. lie success
ne fut pas tres long a venir, car quinze a dix-huit
bottles de Pi1u1es Moro %suf6rent.
Je declare 1naintenant que je suis fort, que je ne
SQUIRE plus de dyspepsia ct que je dois celia aux
Pilules Moro"
J.~DEsORMEAU,
1910, rue St-Dominique, Montreal.
ST rexemple de M. J. Desormeau etait suivi par
tous les hommes malades, particulierement par
ceux qui %souffrent de faiblesse ct de mauvalse dlges-
ton, combien plus seraient rares ces gems a la inquire
triste, a la mine chancelante; combien de pauvres
ouvriers reconquerraient lie courage ct la vigueur
gu. les abandonment.
Les Pilules Moro font DIES hon1nes forts ct coura-
geux. Files sont lie garant dune bonne %constitu-
ton, &c qui assure tou jours lie bien-etre, la joie ct lie
bonheur. ST vous ttes fable on ma1ade, quel que
soft votre age, prenez les Pilu1es Moro, enes vous
rendront la sante.
Consultations gratuites par les M@decins de la
Compagnie Medicale Moro, au No 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal, tous les :jours, excepte lie diman-
che. ST vous demeurez trop loIn, hernandez TIN
blanc de questions.
Les Pi1ules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi
par la poste, soft al Canada ou aux Etats- Unls, s1r
reception du prix, SOC une boite, 81. so six bottles.
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cOuragement ne lavalt attelnte.
Ellie ne perdait pas de vue le but
qu'elle poursuivalt depuis bient6t
hut mois. Dependant CO ne fut
pas par Nine Dufranc ou'elle com.
menca ses visitee.
Leblanc, q qui ellie await commu-
nlqu6 CO projet, ne sly 6tait pas
oppose. Ii lui await demands seu-
lement Ia permission de ne pas
l'accompagner.
La jeune flle,- car toute ma
rice qu'elle 6tait, on ne pouvait pas
l'apreler la ]eune femme,-emme
ma done So femme de chambre ct,
CONNIE ellie d6sirait, avant tout, sa-
voir q quot sen tenir sur tous les
bruits auxquels ces 6yenements
avaient dome lieu, ce fut chez
Nine Robillard qu'elle Sc rendit
tout d'abo1d.
La bavarde limonadi4re ne sc fit
pas prier, ellie l'assura que tout le
monde la plsignait sincerement.
Pas une volx ne s'6tait 6levee pour
Paccuser, excepte celle de Georget.
te. Encore, Mme Dufranc I'avait-
ellie relev6e vehement!
EFT qu'a-t-elle dit? interrogea
la jeuue file avec curiosite.
Nine Robillard lui r6peta mot
pour mot lie dialogue 8 vif au-
quel ellie await asslst6.
-Mais su fat! s'6cria la vieille
coquette. Puisque nous parlons
des Dufranc.... Vous ne savez
pas tout....
-lout quot? demanda Renee.
-L'h1stoire de son mariage....
de son duel....
I'm marriage! Un duel! s'6cria
la pauvre enfant, don't lie occur fail
lit 6clater. Que signife?....
Cette question fut un v6ritable
coup d'eperon pour la verve ca1ca.
Mere de Nine Robillard. Sans
omettre ancun detail, avac lronie
partois plalsante ct qui fit sourire
la jeune file, ellie raconta le refus
d'Henri, lie dept de Georgette, la
fureur de None stier, ia stupide
provocation qui en- await etc la sui.
te,
Fort REIMBURSEMENT, dit-e]le en-
terminant, la pleasure d'Henrj
nest rion. Une simple 6corchure
au bras.
Renee await appris tout &c qu'el.
le voulait savoir.
Pendant deux jours encore, ellie
continue ses v%isites. LIE trojsieme
jour, ellie sc rendit chez Nine Du.
franc.
Tandis que So femme de cham.
bre ~s'asseyait dams l'antichambre
la domestique la fit pen6trer dams
lie salon en- l'assurant que "nsda.
me ne tarderait pas q rentrer.'
Renee s'ass1t sur une chaise, ct,
promena autour dele I'm regard
curleux.
CONNIE en- attendant, ellie exami
matt avec surprise les meub]es de
bon go1t ct les objets dart de hau'
to valeur qui ornaient la piece, ls
porte du salon SQUIRT ct Herr
parut sur le seuil.
On ma dit que vous 6t1ez 1cl
madame, ct je suis venu vous priel
de vouloir bien excuser ma mere.
ellie a deux pas d'ici.... chez sc
couturi4re. -. ellie va revenir dams
IN 1netant...
Renee s'6tait lev6e, tres 6mue
son premier regard s'6tait arrett
sur le bras d'Henr1, que soutenal'
une large bande de taffetas noir.
-Je suJs heureuse de voir que
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-10

Nous epverrons gratuitement q
tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera la
demande, les num6ros deJa parus
de &c feuilleton.
(Suite)
ITEMS, tn n'entends rien u
afsires d'honneur, dit-il en- p!vo-
tant sur ses talons. Eft il sen ALA.
Une telIe r6ponse n'6tait pas fate
pour ca]mer Monestier. ST son
courroux 6talt 81 grand, c'est qu'i!
sentait bien que sa file 6tait COM
promise ct qu'elle devenait de plus
en- plus d%ificile a marier, Malheu-
sement le NAL 6tait sans remede.
II fallait bien sly resigner. Geor-
gette n'avait pas dit grand chose;
mails ellie 6tait ipt6rieul ement hu-
mili6e de l'6chec 6clstant qu'elle
await essuy6, ct sen prenait 3 tout
le monde DIES difficulties que sa lai-
deur ct son mauvais %carsct6re lui
s%uscitaient. PENDANT ces quelques
iours, Leblanc ct Renee avaient eu
lie temps de sc r%ecueillir ct d'envi-
sager plus froidement la situation
Aussl, spr6s avoir pass6 quel-
cues jours dams une r%etraite abso-
lue, Renee. re jbgea.t-elle pas a
propos de sc condamner plus long
temps q cette %inutile r6clusion. De
CO marriage, il ne resultait pour ellie
aucune honte. Ellie pouvait invo-
quer lie temoignsge de Leblanc lui-
mame, qu'elle y await toujours etc
hostile, qu'elle await r6sist6, qu'elle
n'avsit surmont6 e r6puguances
que pour donner q son tuteur la
preuve de reconnaissance quill
await ex]g6e dele.
Dams tous les cas-, &c marriage lui
await fait contractor DIES obligations
envers tous ceux qui, par leur pre-
sence, lui avaient t6moign6 leurs
sympathies. Ellie r6solut done de
faire visite q ses amis ct Sc garda
blen, sur la liste qu'elle dressa,
d'oublier .le rom de madame d.
franc.
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eanquets In Elizabeth's Time.

In Queen E%lizabeth's time the first
course of a banquet is given as wheat
en- fummery. stewed broth or spinach
broth. or smallage, cruel or hotch pot.
The second consisted Of fish. among
which are lampreys, poor John. stock
fish and sturgeon. with side dishes Of
porpoise. The third course comprised
quaking puddings. black buildings, bag
buildings, white buildings and marrow
buildings. Then came veal. beef. ca
pons. humble pie. mutton. marrow pas.
ties. Scotch collops. wild fowl and
game. In the fifth course all kinds Of
sweets. creams in all their varieties.
custards, cheese cakes. %jellies. warden
pies. suckets, sillibubs and so on. to
be followed perhaps by white cheese
and tansy cake; for drinks. ale. beer.
wine. sack and umerousv varieties Of
mead or metheglin.-New York Trib-
une.
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HINTS FOR
Molasses Feeds.

A number of molasses feeds were
tried at the Massachusetts experiment
station the past year and are the sub.
ject of a special bulletin. The expert
ments seem TO have been largely with
feeds made of molasses and ground
grain. with no trial Of those made of
molasses and beet pulp or molasses
and distillers' grains.
The common molasses feeds are
found to contain about the same com
position as wheat, bran or middllngs
and produce somewhere near the same
results. Some kinds of the feeds con
tain whole weed seeds, which are OF
course Objectionable. 1t is found that
diSestlbie organic matter in molasses
feeds cost about the same as in home
mixed feeds. {
The best effects of molasscs and mo-
lasses feeds seem to have been OBJ
tanned as II tonic and appetizer, espe.
cially for horses. and with good results
also for COWS and pigs. In feeding to
dairy COWS good results were obtained
with a combination of a ration of SOY
bean ensilage and hay.-American Gull
tivator.
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the interment took place. The fol-
lowing were the p%allbearers: S. H.
Scallin, o. T. Litchfield, Geo. H. Min
er, B. V. Diehl, f. H. Hoff, H. r,
Kibbee.
The deceased leaves to mourn her
untimely death her husband, A. E,
Dean, her mother, Mrs. j. j. Haynes,
and these sisters and brothers: Mrs.
H. G. Goodlad, of Black Earth, Wis,
Mrs. E. S. Johnston, of Quinn, S. d.,
Mrs. e. o. McEwen, of Mt. Vernon,
Mrs. c. S. Bobb and Miss Anna
Haynes, OF this city, Thos. b. and
John Haynes, of Mt. Vernon, all of
whom Were present at the funeral,
the two sisters from the greater dis
lance not yet having returned home
from being called here by the death
of the brother who passed away just
two weeks ago today. To these sor-
rowing ones their many friends in
the city will extend their sincerest
sympathy in the double bereave-
ment, which must weigh SO heavily
upon them
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sheridan's Star Actor.

When Sheridan was a manager he
even INDUCED in such catering to the
public taste as offering to the public a
dog piece by Reynolds. entitled "The
Caravan; or, The Driver and the Dog"
OF it's first presentation it is recorded
that Sheridan after witnessing the per-
Torrance suddenly entered the green
room. shouting: Where is he? Where
is my guardian angel?"' Presenting he
meant TO congratulate the author,
Reynolds replied. Here ami" "I'ooh."
replied Sheridan. II don't mean YOU; !
meanlheacG" Latsr one Dignnm-
who played in the piece. approached
Sheridan one night With woeful counte
n saying: Sir. there is no guard.
ing against illness. 1t is truly lamenta.
bic to stcn the run of a successful play
like this. but really Really what's
cried Sheridan. ~interrupting him. 81
am SO nnwell that I cannot 90 on
longer than tonight" Your exclaimed
Sheridan. My good fellow, you terri
fed me. ! thought you were going to
say the dog was ILL.,"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-24
The Eye of a Fly.

The eye of that pestiferous little in
sect. the house fly, is II of the Won
ders of nature, says the Chicago News.
1t is set on the top of its head, and
each eye is made up of about 1000 lit
tie six sided eyes set close together
that is to say, the two eyes are really
5000 eyes combined. but they are not
distinguishable except With the micro.
scope. The fy's tongue is also a won.
derfui member. 1t is bent up under
the head when not in use. When
something is to be eaten the fly
stretches it out. and the broad end
separates into two leaves. with which
the food is Tapped up. These leaves
are covered with little hairs, which
make them rough, and it is the hairs
that cause that peculiar tingling sensa-
ton when a fly begins to sip perspira-
ton from your hand or your face.
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A FRONTIER MARKsMAN.
Wild Bill Hickok's Skill In Use of the
Six Shooter.

Wild Bill Hickok was the first from
tiersman who recognized the impor-
lance of proficiency in the use of the
Six shooter. This was the real secret
OF his supremacy. He was an unerring
marksman and shot as accurately un-
der fire as when firing at a mark, APP.
parently taking no aim.
Probably no man has ever euualed
him in the lightnlng-like rapidity with
which he could draw a weapon in time
of emergency and in the thorough self
possession that made it possible for
MIN to take advantage Of every oppor-
tunity in savage conflict. He had a
standing order to his deputies that
they sholld not rush in on him in n
of his ARRAYS and especially should
not come quickly up in the rear.
BY forgetting this a man named Will
l1ams met his death at Abilene, Hickok
taking him for an enemy and firing so
rapidly that it left no opportunity for
recognition. lie readily killed a wild
goose across the Smoky Hill With his
revolver. Riding at his horses highest
speed, he fired shot after shot into a
tin can or a post a few rods distant.
Standing ut II telegraph pole, he
woul swing rapidly on his heel and
fire Il pistol hall into the next telegraph
pole. These We're some of the simpler
feats he performed day after day on
the street to settle little wagers. He
could shoot n hole through a silver
dime at fifty PAGES and could drive the
cork through the neck of Il bottle at
thirty PAGES and knock out the bottom
without breaking the neck. lie could
do what the fancy shots of the present
day do, and possibly some of them
equal him us marksman With a re
Volver. bat il mist be remembered thai
he was the FIRST to acquire the skill,
and the so called crack shots of his
day We're poor limitations at best. al
though most o. them boosted of their
fame.
He shot Just as we'll With others
shooting mt him and ut u maj as stead
lily as at any other target. There were
certain traits OF his character, however,
that We're almost womanly. he was
fond of children, and they liked him.
lie declined to quarrel with the peace
full settlers of the community, the bust
ness men, on any provocation. There
was no foollardy bravado about him.
Denver Field and Farm.
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Weaninq Colts.

In the course of m address delivered
before the Wisconsin State institute
w. L. Houser said: II like to wean my
colts at about four months of age. If
they have been taught to eat grain,
they will make the shift without any
loss of flesh or impairment of the
growth. A little cows milk, skimmilk,
is good and helps amazingly to keep
the colt going ahead at this time. Feed
literally of oats and bran, about all
the colt will eat. and keep him going
in this way until he is a year old. when
he should be thrifty and strong, weigh
ing from $50 to 1000 pounds. He will
not be much trouble after that time"
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Sling the Monkey.

This game is best played out OF
doors, as it is rather vigorous for the
house. The boys draw lots as to who
shall take the part of monkey. The
one OF whom it falls is fastened up,
given a large piece of chalk, and the
rest then proceed to attack him with
knotted handkerchiefs. AS they dance
around him. hitting at him with their
handkerchiefs, he tries to mark one of
them with the chalk. If he succeeds,
that boy becomes monkey. and the first
is set free. The boys should be careful
not to hit out too viciously and espe-
cial!y not to hit the monkey about the
head and face.
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FOR THE
saIve For Eczema.

For the child who has eczema there's
nothing better thar cosmetic jelly.
which is easily made at home and Is
quite harmless. The formula is: Seven
ounces of rosewater II thirty grains
OF gum tragacanth. Let soak over
night, strain forcihly through fine mus
lin II add one-half ounce alcohol. one
half ounce OF glycerin and Il pinch of
boric acid. This may be applied to
the entire body of the child. and when
the skin is rough or the little face
smarting from the wind it viii he
ound he greatest comfort. You can
use it yourself, too. to keep Your hands
from chapping.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-24
The Chinese Wall.

The Chinese wall extends across the
northern boundary of China, travers-
ing a distance of more than LOO
miles. 1t takes a zigzag course, and no
pains have been taken to select a prac-
ticahle route. for it passes up steep
mountains, down into gorges and ra-
vines. crosses rivers, valleys and
plains. This wall is twenty feet thicl,
at the bottom. fifteen feet thick at the
top and from twenty-five to forty feet
high. with fanking turrets thirty-five
to forty feet high every 200 or 800
yards. The exterior faces are Of blocks
OF we'll cut granite laid in excellent
mortar.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-24
Tho Farm Workshop.

On the farm there is always some
thing being broken or wearing out, and
in order TO replace it with the least
cost the farmer should have a work
shop If possible and If not then at
least a good set of tools. and he can do
his work out of doors in good weather
aud in the barn or elsewhere in bad.
But 1t is far better to have a room
fitted up for a shop with the tools in
place. plenty of light and n stove to
keep it warm. And in this shop there
ought to be kept not only the tools, but
som material to use. both wood and
iron.
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Vinegar For cleanino.

For cleaning window glass. wood
work, polished furniture, even mahog-
any and rosewood, take one cupful Of
pure cider vinegar to two gallons of
soft tepid water for woodwork and
furniture, n and one-half gallons Of
water for glass and mirrors. Wash
with soft cloth and rub with old soft
muslin or chamois. 1t makes common
glass as brilliant as plate glass, kills
moth eggs on woodwork and is q pure
diSinfactont
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To Wash Blankets.

Put one pound of soap and one-half
pound OF borax in n gallon of water;
boil until thoroughly dissolved. Lay
the blankets in tubs. add one-half the
mixture With as much cold water as
will cover them. Let them soak in this
overnight. By morning all the dirt will
be extracted. Then make cold suds Of
the other half. squeeze blankets
through wringer out of the first suds
and throw in the second; dip them up
and down. but do not rub on board;
run through wringer again, shake well
and hang up to dry. This quantity
will wash eight blankets.
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When Was Annrcntic.d

One player says, for instance, "When
l was %apprenticed to a c%onfectioner
the first thing | sold was a G. P"
Then the others guess what the mi
tials stand for. The one who guesses
correctly, Cream puff takes the mid
die place and says, when 1 was ap.
prenticed to a fruiter | sold r. B."
The players try their luck at guess
ing this. One calls out red bananas"
and he in turn says, when l was ap.
prentieed to a grocer l sold L.. s.,
meaning lump sugar." and so the
game continues indefinitely. Try it. 1t
is lots of fun and keeps you guessing.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-24
The Farm Garden.

The up to date farmer who apprcci-
ates the good and wholesome things
that grow i'm the garden is now enjoy
ing on his dinner table celery, cabbage.
satisfy. parsnips, beets. onions. dried
lima beans. navy beans and other
things that came from his own garden.
All these things contribute greatly to
the comfort of living. besides being con-
ducive to health. The garden is a bless
ing both summer and winter to those
who take the little trouble and care
necessary to make it so.