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CnURCli or IHE MAINLY

Rev, Cyprlon Nabre, Pastor. From the first Sunday of May till the first Sunday of october Masses on Sunday are celebrated at [ 30 and 10 o'clock m. Rosary and Benediotion Of the Blessed Sacrament at 7.3O p. m.
 Durlng the other months Masses are ct and 0,30 a. m. and the afterooon services are at D.
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Meets in EllSs Hall every Wednesday nigh Visiting knights cordially invited to atteno
 JOHN J. WITH BROW, c. ( J. A. WILSON, K oi k and S and Nj. of F. JOHN MARSHALL. M Of K.
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Bisbee was damaged to the extent of S100.000 or more by a cloud burst and a landslide last week. Several people narrowly escaped drowning.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
ADytNTIsT CnURCn

Sabbath School Service at D. m. Bible study at 3. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:3O Bible study Sunday evening at O clock. All are welcome to attend these services.
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pRfsRYIERIAN CHuRCH

Sabbath school 9;45 a. m. Morning Worship 200 n. m. Christian Endeavor 7;i5 p. m. Eyening Worship S;0O p. m. Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday, evening at $500 o'clock.
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Meets first and third Thursdays In each month in Elks' Hall. Visiting members invited to attend inc Court rneetinys
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Camp Verde will have Labor Day celebration September 7th. All kinds of sports will be indulged in.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
the SUMMER OUTING,
Bulletin.

America abounds with delightful resorts. in val
ley, mountain and beside the The Atlantic line
from Labrador Cape Hatteras the greatest
Der of devoted
health in the world.
The famous seacoast of New Jersey-Atlantic
City, Cape May Wildwood, Ocean City Isle City
bury Park Long Branch Spring Lake Seaside Park Beach
Haven and Others we'll known that description super
huousare among the popular and the easily
cessible resorts in the country
Then there the Anchor Line trips the Great
Lakes. The voyage from Buffalo Duluth covers
eleven hundred miles in the FIVE days journey. Leaving Buff
fao the steamships Junata and Tonesta make stops Erie
Cleveland Detroit, Macknac Island, the Soo Marquette,
Houghton and Hancock, and Duluth
The 1908 season opens June 10 when the steamer
Tionesta will make her first sailing from Buffalo
The Anchor Line is the Great Lake Annex of the Penn
syvania Railroad and the up the high
standard set by the "Standard Railroad of America.
Attractive and interesting outings offered in the spe-
cia excursions Niagara Falls The very of Niagara
Falls has magic it. The of that if
have been there there always the desire go again
The witchery of the Falls is ending varying
The attractive from every point of The
facilities for seeing every notable foot and scenic phase
of the wonderful river complete and reasonable
price.
There delightful little trips King Edwards do
main both by rail and boat which with them the spice
of foreign travel The idea of shifting from the shadow of
one flag to that OF another by passing imaginary line is
fascinating Niagara the spot where both flags
be once, each flying its soil.
The Pennsylvania Railroads Niagara is very at
racve and its provisions for special vacation excursions
equally
Special excursions fixed for July August s. TO-
September 70 and October The excursion tickets
sold $11oo from Washington $Io65 from Baltimore, and
permit stay of fifteen days.
For of fare excursion tickets lists Of
hotels and descriptions of consult the Pennsy
Railroads Summer Excursion Book. For special informa
ton apply to Ticket Agents B. NJ Newbold P A. E D.,
18th and G Streets Washington, D. c.
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the presidential range, and has long been
I. famed as one of the best points in the
mountains from which to make the as
cent of Mount Washington by the car
riage road
From Gorham to Jackson the distance
is twenty miles of the most romantic
scenery to be found in this part of the
country embracing rivers, waterfalls. ra-
vines and views of lofty peaks. The Glen
House site is eight miles distant. while
to the summit of Mount Washington, a
- journey that leaves impression never
TO be forgotten. the distance is sixteen
rand a half miles.
Elephants Head is the guardian Of the
upper gateway. and beyond this lie the
famous and attractive summer resorts.
the Crawford House, Breton Woods.
Mount Pleasant House, Fabyan. the
Mount Washington and Twin Mountain
= House.
At the Summit.
The summit of Mount Washington is
readily reached from any of these popular
tourist centers. either by its remarkable
cog railway or by trail. This trip, 6,293
feet above the sea, has been made by
thousands and is one of the events of a
lifetime.
The views from the top of this grand
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wraps to secure immunity from dampness
in the early morning and the late evening.
Niagara Falls. the majestic Adiron-
dacks. the Palisades and the softened
beauty of the Catskills above the Hudson,
the great lakes and the St. Lawrence
river are the immemorial records of past
that was old four centuries ago, when the
red man was lord of the land and the
white man unknown on the western con-
tinent. Each of these offers untold pleas
ure and recreation: each will make of the
traveller a discoverer of the beauties of
nature and the delights of the little jour-
ney.
All through this beautiful region are to
be found hotels that offer the tourist
every comfort. every convenience of mod
ern city life; excellent cuisine, pure drink
ing water. and special advantages of a
local character that are not to be over
looked One of the most delightful of its
kind is the Thousand Island House, at
Alexandria bay. New York. of which Col
o. G. Staples is the proprietor: the Stevens
Continued on Seventh Page.)
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Montreal. Quebec and Lake Champlain
Many short excursions may be made in
the mountains by rail. The ascent of
Mount Washington by the cog railway is
made twice daily from the hotel grounds;
the rail ride through Crawford Notch in
open cars. and the trip 10 the famous
profile in Franconia Notch are two
halliday trips that cannot he omitted
The strolls and walks and mountain
climbs lead 10 every form of woodland
beauty and mountain grandeur. and are
suited to every grade of strength or incii-
nation for physical exert ION. There are
Sraveled paths with imperceptible grades
leading through the fragrant balsam frs
To springs of coolest, pureSt water: or
with slightly increasing grades by wind
ing routes to commanding view points
There are strolls by the mountain brooks
and trails 10 the cliffs and peaks. and al
ways there is the glorious mountain air.
the crystal water and the return to the
hotel with an appetite worthy of the table
that is famous.
The Grand Orchestra Of Breton Woods
is composed of twenty-five pieces. and has
always been a prominent and most salts
factory feature The music hall and ball
room of the Mount Plea SAINT is ninety-two
by fifty feet. and that of the Mount Wash
ingtOn is one hundred and twelve by sew
enty-three feet.
The Adirondacks.
The Hudson, the Mohawk, the ST. Law
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historic lore; past fine farms bordering 1t
on either side; through grim. silent forests
that whisper tales of heroic adventure, of
savage war and bloody conquest. until the
picturesque but Sullen Saguenay adds its
volume of water to the food swelling on
ward to the sea.
Between the St. Lawrence and the Hud-
SON are the Adirondack mountains. the
Venice of the woods There in the maj
esty of solitude are lakes where the
stag at eve has drunk his fiji: rushing
mountain streams where the trout leaps:
that close. pungent forest perfume which
has health-Siving power. There. too are
resorts and camps that are famous as
summer resting places; pastoral valleys
where farms. and orchards. and rich
fields are sheltered by protecting noun
tam heights. and on the eastern side those
two most beautiful and picturesque bodies
of water in America-Lake Champain and
Lake George.
Lake Champlain and Lake George.
There is an indescribable charm in these
limpd waters.
All through these regions are points to
which one may make little journeys of
three days, .or five days. or a week,
searching out natures secrets; fishing in
shadow brooks. or deep pools far up by
the lakes or in the mouptains: or. in three
or four days spent in strenuous mountain
climbing and hunting. in a week or fifteen
days floating in perfectly appointed
steamers on these great rivers and their
tributaries. find the change of occupation
from accustomed routine which is. as Mr..
Gladstone said, true rest and relaxation.
To the man of business. whose time is
limited. the man or woman of moderate
means, the little journeys through this de-
llghtful region offer unreasonable profit
for the outlay; and in the rest and mental
stimulation secured send one back fresh
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renee. the Adirondack mountains and the
great lakes are linked together not only
physically. but by those Closer invisible
bonds of human interest. In them may be
read the epic of the development of a
great nation; the tale of colonization in a
savage and unknown land; the struggle
for freedom: then the onward sweep of
progress which has given to the eastern
land bordering on the Atlantic ocean the
great island metropolis Manhattan
known today as the most important COM
mercial city in the world.
About it flow the waters of the Hudson
the most picturesque river in North Amer
lea. Far up in the dim. cool shadows of
the Adirondack mountains il has its
source. over many chasmS ii leaps gath
ering strength of flood as it flows BY
meadows and through valleys it cuts its
course past beautiful and prosperous
cities. stately summer homes and magnif-
cent estates-all the picturesque beauty of
the world of today.
NorthWard, a Scant days journey away.
is another river. which i'll its varied lowell
ness, its legends and historic memories
Its wild. untamed splendor is fair rival
of the Hudson. The water that pours in a
flood from Lake Ontario into the St Law
rence river, searching out all the beauties
q the Thousand Isles it starts on it's
magnificent race to the Atlantic ocean,
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Summer Resorts

Continued from Third Page)
mantle village of Franconia. giving name
TO the famous Notch of which it stands
the sentinel
There is daily stage communication
with Littleton, where most of the sum
mer boarders'' destined for Franconia
disembark.
In that part of the White mountains re-
sion lying northeast of Mount Washing
ton and embracing the towns of Gorham
Randolph. Berlin and Sheburne. n. H..
and Bethel. Me. and in which might also
be Included the farfamed DiXville Notch
the tourist has one of the most fascnat-
ing feds of exploration which the entire
!, hill country presents.
The section fairly abounds in all sorts
OF interesting natural features, from ice
caves and ravineS TO cascades and min
eral deposits.
Gorham, N. n.
Gorham is located pa miles from Bos-
ton, on the White mountain division of
the Boston and Maine railroad. between
the Jefferson country and Berlin 1t is
within comparatively short distance of
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has its origin in that vast inland sea
which is the largest body of fresh water
in the world-Lake Superior. Like a wild
thing freed of captivity the flood leaves
the lake and, dancing over the rapids of
the st. Mary river. hurries onward
through the great lakes that it chains to-
gether. 1t PUSHES down The rapids of the
Niagara river and. leaping in "A stupen-
dous volume of cool, green water over the
falls, whrls its way through the Niagara
chasm into Lake Ontario. 1t becomes at
this outlet the lordly St Lawrence"
which races by quaint old cities rich in
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and alert to take up life's strains. But
the outlay in a financial sense for these
days of travel is very little il any, greater
than for the same time at home, and the
gain is not to be counted. The cares of
luggage are not onerous. since time makes
few demands for change of apparel An
absolute necessity of comfort is heavy
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mountain are Incompatible and are not
easily described.
Among the famous hoStelries in the
White mountain region is the new Profile
House. erected in 1906 on the site of the
former Profile House. which for so many
years was favored with a clientele of the
highest order. 1t is one Of the largest and
best equipped of the leading resort hotels
OF the country. and with its twenty con-
nected cottages accommodates nearly lDC
guests.
The entire estate of the Hotels Company
comprising 5000 acres of land and extend
ing for nine miles through the Franconia
Notch, makes a magnificent preserve
which includes more objects of rare pic
turesque beauty and interest than any re-
gion of similar extent in New England.
The admirable location of the Profile
House, in the heart OF the White noun
tains, renders il most convenient for ex-
Cursions TO other resorts in the mountain
region.
hotels at Intervale. y. H, just a mile
Inte-vale House is perhaps the largest
ana best. From its spacious piazza a
number Of magnificent views may be had.
. To the east is Mount kearsarge. standing
Ike monster sentinel guarding the APP
proach OF the famous Crawford Notch.
while the murmur OF the breezes through
the lofty trees OF the Cathedral woods
nearby has been lllened 10 the music Of
a great organ. The hotel has all the
modern Improvements and ConvenienCeS
and is lighted by electricity. Open ire
places for wood fires and steam heat tenn
per the air when Il il cold.
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Breton Woods.

Breton Woods n. H.. is an estate OF
10000 acres in the heart of the White
mountains. Reached by Boston and
Maine railroad and Maine Central rail
road. special station on hotel grounds.
Two fine hotels. the Mount Pleasant and
the Mount Washington. the latter one of
the finest In America, are there.
Through trains with parlor cars run
there from New York, Boston, Portland,
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Mr.. Fosters Other
Offices:

Philadelphia - In the Acker
Quality Shop, 18th and Chest
nut SITS.
White MOuntains-In the Mount
Washington Hotel, Breton Woods
Havana, Cuba-Corner Prado
and Central Park.
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LINES OF TRAVEL.

BY these and other transportation lines may
be obtained at Mr. Fosters office. 1888 Penn
wA SHI;SsE k.u. ARLINGTON AND FALLS
wAsH5SSToS; ALEXASDRIA AND MOUNT
No SfEAM XEnNo soy ASP MARSHALL HALL
ARiINGToS ThASsfEt COMPANY.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
soEf"k aI $SD 1'' & e Sill STEAMBOAT
ciESAFasAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND Poro.
MAC RAILROAD.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
To the coast resorts Of Virginia and the Caro-.
cHEsAPEAkE $. s. co.
vI RsiiinGTe S * TGrsGlE COMPANY.
Richmond and Norfolk.
ERIeSSoS LINE PhiladsIphis to Be- Eslt Hn%r
TION CoMPANY
Between Baltimore and New England.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
Muskoka Lake of Bays and Temagami,
PENINsILAIt AND OCCIDENTAL STEAMSHIP
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE ASD OHIO RAILROAD
Ts III TsI.I n q r. Nina'
GRAND KAI,Ips AHP INDIANA RAILWAY.
Summer resorts Of the northwest.
DELAWARE & HUDSON RAILWAY.
Adirundacks. Lake George and Saratoga
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Toxhe seaslore resorts Of Long Island.
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE.
Daylight sail up the Hudson:
PEOPLES LINE. Up the Hudson River.
RICHELIEU & ONTARIO NAVIGATION COM.
PANY.
Down the ST Lawrence and up the Saguenay.
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.
Europe and West Indies. Special summer
cruises.
CCNARD LINE To Europe.
HOILAND-AMERICA LINE. To Europe.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO,
Europe aud West Indies.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.. ATLANTIC S. 5. LINES.
New York New Orleans
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD,
New England summer resorts
CENTRAL RAILWAY OF NEW JERSEY.
To the New Jersey seashore resorts.
MARYLAND. DELAWARE & VIRGINIA r. R..
BALTIMORE. CHESAPEAKE ATLANTIC
R.R.
To the seacoast and gulf resorts OF Maryland
and Delaware.
QUEBEC \. = CO.
To Bermuda and West Indies
OF EBEC AND LAKE ST. JOHN RY..
To the SaCucnay and Lake st. Joseph.
CANADIAN NORTHERN RY.
To the newly developed Canadian resorts.
RAYMOND & WHIT(OMB
Boston. New York. Philadelphia and Chicago.
Excursions and tours.
MASTERS TOURS. New York and Boston.
EAGER'S TOURS. Baltimore
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GOOD SCHOOLS.

OSSINING. y. Y. Mount Pleasant Military
Academy. d.
PEEKSkILL. y. Y. worrall Hall Military
Academy.
WASHINGTON. d. G. Washington College q
Music. l2lS-20 ST. Nv
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fisk Mr.. Foster

nc dIm
which,
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in The BERKSHIRE HILLS.
THE ASPINWALL, Lenox, Mass.
BOSTON.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK. BoyIston ct. and Copley
CASTLE SQUARE, fremont st. and Castle
square.
greenfield, Mass.
In Picturesque Deerfed Valley.
HOTEL WELDON. MANSION HOUSE.
CANADA.
QUEENS HOTEL, Toronto.
QUEENS ROYAL, Niagara on the Lake.
ABENAKIS SPRINGS. Province Of Quebec.
Curative springs Of great value.
NIAGARA FALLS, Canada.
Overlooking the Great Cataract.
THE CLIFTON.
new YORK.
HOTEL BELMONT, 42d st., opp. Grand Central
station.
ST. DENIS Broadway and 11th st.
MARTINIQUE Broadway and 33d st.
HOTEL WOODWARD, Broadway and 55th Ut.
ALBERT University place and nth st.
GIISEY HOUSE, Broadway and 10Th ct.
HOTEL ENDICOTT, Columbus ave. and S1st ct.
ALGONQUIN HOTEL. 80 West 44th st.
HOTEL CUMBERLAND. Broadway and 54th st.
HOTEL PIERPONT, W. 32d st. near Broadway.
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WASHINGTON.

SHoREHAM 18th and II.
ST. JAMES. Pa: ave. and 9Th
HOTEL DRISCOlL4 LIST and B.
BUCKINGHAM, Mcpherson Park.
THE HAMILTON: !4th and Z NV.
RIGGS HOUSE, 18th and G.
Aa aTE} abp HOTEL ,sl Pa n ave and eth
FREDONIA, 1921 st.
ARDMORE 516 18th at.
BURTON HOTEL. 226 North Capitol
DOLLY MADISON HOUSE. 14o1 Mass ave-
MRS DuRNO. 1923 vt. ave. NV.
MISS PAGE. SIG 18th at. NV
THE CUTLER, zoos 18th st: NV:
WARRINGTON sANITARIUM. Takoma Park
HARVEYS RESTAURANT. Pa. ave. and 18th.
WILSON CAFE Gil 10Th st.
THE TEA GUP M 12o2 ST. se aoth p st. nw
AUTO LIVERY CO.. 234 14th st. NV.
Baltimore, Nd.
HOTEL BELvEDERE. HOTEL RENNERT.
philadelphia.
THE WALTON Broad st.
CONVICTION APARTMENTS. 37th and Chest
GREEN'S HOTEL. sth and Chestnut.
FLORENCE HOTEL. 18th st. near Market.
CHICAGO.
THE AUDITORIUM, Michigan
CHICAGO BEACH HOTEL. 5lst and Lake
Shore.
FRENCH LICK, lad.
The famous Pluto Springs water comes from
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS HOTEL.
new OIL Fans, La.
NEW ST CHART ES HOTEL.
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Wncn tell you tHdt IOI more
resorts and routes of travel-inforr
helped thousands of inquirers, you
choose the mountains or seashore, p
mer's enjoyment.
My experience in this special Fl
tain. In all my Offices such informs
way to study up routes and resorts is
is ever asked; no fee is ever accept
In my Office are thousands of &
tematically arranged so as to be ea'
can cordially recommend, but also
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.
BRIGHT VIEW.
NORFOLK. Va.
HOTEL LYNNHAvEN.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va.
HOTEL WARWICK.
RICHMOND. Va:
WILLIAMSBURG. Va.
COLONIAL INN
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
The home of jefferson.
lURAY, Va.
, Where ,s are the famous LvTay Csverns.
CAP0N SPRINGS, w. Va.
~ Delightfn Mountain Resort;
CAPON SPRINGS HOTEL AND BATHS.
CHASE CITY. Va.
Health giving Springs and Complete System of
THE MECKLENBBURG.
NATURAL BRIDGE. Va.
IIs IF 4: H Mafas A Mf'e eorrAcEs
HOT SPRINGS. Va.
THE HOMESTEAD. HOTEL ALPH1N.
WiEHlE, Va.
WlEHLE HOUSE.
R0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va.
ROCKBRIDGE HOTEL.
WARM SPRINGS. Va.
WARM SPRINGS HOTEL
HEALING SPRINGS. Va.
HEALING SPRINGS HOTEL
BATH ALUM SPRINGS, Va.
BATH ALUM SPRINGS HOTEL.
NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS.
The Land of the Sky.
ASHEvILLE, n. C.
THE MANOR. charming inn.
HENDERS0MvILLE, NJ
HOTEL GATES A delightful resort
TRY0N. n. c.
OAK HALL, THE MIMOSA
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
HOTEL PATTEN
DEER PARK, Md.
DEER PARK HOTEL. On :he summit of the
Alleghenies. Reached by B. & Q. direct
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, Pa.
Delightfully."- situated peak of the mountain
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS HOTEL.
DINGMAnS FERRY, Pa.
HIGH FALLS HOTEL. On ,he Delaware River
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BAD ITCHING HUMOR.
Limbs Below the Knees Were Raw
Feet Swollen-Sleep Broken
Cured in Days by Cutieura.

Some two months ago I had a hui
NOR break out on my limbs below my
knees. They came to look like raw
beefsteak. all red, and no one knows
how they itched and burned. They
were so swollen that l could not get
my shoes on for week or more. l
used five or six different remedies and
got no help, only when applying them
the burning was worse and the itching
less. For two or three weeks the suf-
fering was intense and during that
time 1 did not sleep an hour at time
Then one morning l tried bit of
Cuticura. From the moment it touched
me the itching was gone and l have
not telt bit of it since. The swelling
went Gown and in two days | had my
shoes on and was about as usual
George B. Farley. so South State St,
Concord. N. H.. May IA. 1907"
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MADE REACHES HIS FRIENDS.
Act Of Artemus Ward That Had Far
Reaching Effect.

George V. Kelley, veteran journal
tst OF Cleveland, remembers Artemus
Ward we'll
Ward called on me-" he said the
other day, the night before one of
his panorama lectures. There were
some three or four large reaches sour
rying about my room, and they attract
ed his attention
1 am very fond of reaches he
said Once, in my own home, found n
roach struggling in a bowl of water.
took a half walnut shell and put him
In 1t; 1t made good boat; gave him
couple of toothpicks for oars. Next
morning | saw that he had fastened
hair to one of the toothpicks, and
had evidently been fishing. Then.
overcome with exhaustion. he had
fallen asleep. The sight moved me.
took him out, washed him, gave him
a spoonful of boiled egg, and let him
60. That roach never forgot my kind
ness, and now my home is full Of
reaches"
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DO HAULING NOW.
Get Such Work Out of the Way Before
Ground Gets in Bad Shape.

With the old plan of managing the
farm there was always much hauling
to do in the winter and in all kinds
of weather. | have learned one thing
about hauling, says writer in Farm
and Home, and that is 1t pays to do
it when the ground is solid.
There is much feeding to be done
during the winter. Generally the hay
is stacked in the field at harvest time
and hauled to the feed racks as need
ed. have learned to haul and stack
in the rack at harvest time. This
takes little longer, but saves time
in the end and extra hauling.
do my hauling, as far as possible,
when | have firm footing for the
horses. Trying to haul loads when
the ground is soft has made more
balky horses than any other cause.
believe, at any rate, this is a good
time to bring out the balk in them if
there is any. If you want to save
horses, do the hauling when they can
do it easiest and it will be easiest for
YOU at the same time.