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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

" HERE are two general classes
Of Parasites that affect ami.
mals-cxternal and internal
Chief among external para.
sites are lice. These live In tIe bair
next to the skin, feeding on 1t and
causing the animal great annoyance.
Not only that, but animals badly af-
fccted with lice run down greatly In
flesh, look bad aud soon become mon
~ losers for their owners. There are
many kinds OF lice affecting horses,
cattle aud swine. with few species
that confne their attention to sheep
and goats. These lice are OF two
kinds-sucking and biting. The treat.
mcnt IL much the same for both kinds,
80 that 1t Will not be necessary to
treat them separately.
Lice are sometimes difficult to find,
even when they are present in con-
siderable numbers. This Is especially
true OF long haired animals. The
neck. shoulders and root of tail are
the places most frequently affected.
Remedies For Lice.
One OF the best remedies for lice on
hogs and cattle Is crude petroleum.
That which has been prepared espe-
cihlly for this purpose by having some
or the Kerosene taken out Is best to
use. 1t can be purchased for about
So barrel. The oil can be applied
with spray pump or with paint
brush. care being taken to see that
the animal Is thoroughly covered
Only one application Is necessary.
since the oil will adhere to the hair
for two weeks or longer, killing the
young lice ms they hatch.
Ihis treatment, because of its greasi-
ness, cannot he applied to horses that
are being used nor To milk cows. For
these Kerosene emulsion is a good
remedy. Ii Is prepared as follows: Dis
solve one.half pound of soap in one
gallon of boiling water. Remove from
fire and add two gallons of Kerosene.
Churn violently with n spray pump or
paddle until white, creamy mass Is
formed. This is prepared for use by
adding nine parts. of water to one of
the mixture. II eau be applied with n
brush or rag when only Il few animals
are 10 be treated. II many are affect
ed they can be shut in small yard
and soaked thoroughly with a spray
pump. a second treatment at the end
of eight days will be necessary 10 kill
the young lice that hatch. Any Of
the coal tar dips can be used In the
same way, Crude carboic acid diluted
with 100 parts OF water is also good
remedy for lice.
These liquid applications cannot we'll
be used in winter. and IL is at that
time that the lice are the worst. They
often become especially troublesome
on colts toward spring. Pyrethrum.
or insect powder. busted into the hair
will kill many of the parasites, To-
hacco dust may also be used. sulphur
and lard, mixed 10 form an ointment
aud rubbed into the infested places,
are effective.
rhe simple way to handle lice on
hogs is 70 dip them. \ dipping tank
can be cheaply made 10y digging hole
the required size and putting thick
layer of cement on the inside. The
end at which the hogs come out should
h' SlNp!".~, with "irIts Ia give them
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

M " X, l>eacpNnp W ChicasN has
the enNiaNle reputation W beins the
man who made Nhtlanih,>nrN fasNi0N
able Ne was sirias larse sNms away
befSee john u and the lat,d NJ Skie
NJ ever had = siasle idea M the sub,
ieCi Net no brass bapis ~ fy,i tsh;,
have ever hesalded IN resvsoN,a
siNs. he ssys; " sm stNiss a,V
mSAeS while ! ,sNe because NaNv,
eeee administration " ea>asa estates
dNFtNs HS hEe ;iMe Is iesTA how dead
mems M,>NeN sSses," tSe viii celeNSsSe
ait aiaeSte;a Sir3AdsN next April aMS
e>,retts by Stat ;,me ~ have kivea
AWAY A,s SNA aNd last mOl;Na, ne
ver,sps only = NySsttAle large essoNaN
ta ySe,d sa {at>>s,ae " $$aoHA annually,
wStSA she sse5 pA;'setATsriSj eee2S
N3s wlfe sna N5gaxe,t Sye seg5IieS ~.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

rN,lWiSs ave deSidedlN eNcWMs "
ENa,eNd What Ia e,>NsttjNtt>Nal aNJ
wNa' IA NM "a a sA'N,Ns aNestt,N ~
SSA, nHtaM and there Ia w ,S,Ntt
W sNrNNne aa,hosStS n>>m Whose Ne
Nis,SM the,ra SaN Ne No appeal Tat
NNwfi;teN S>,Hs;i;atS,M " Ssvas a,t
tAM ss MV,,,N Wanted. tNt Il eeeH,F
a NasNA m3eNHS,e ANa WsNstSssa; m
st,NweNj IN tAe rAye " a Sr{sts NSt
tNe HNe now reiNs Tated by SNe Grtt
ssN l>aliisMeAt
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

SoNerNM h,Nwn NC Seoala Ia mak
Ma q aNod te,o,A he IA aSwins M
the confidence AND aWeetion oS Ma
Ne,Wle ENeN Ms enemles ~ lonee,
tnNNt hIm with NN dariNs N take a
stand AND sreak io the >oters smce
he seM m q rNN)W add,pss. "fhe
Nme has v,>,Ne when Seoraia shNNti
dtsess0ciaie Netselt n>,m che erist,e
iacN ~ NrNtorN AND e)asN hands With
che deNSSrASN NJ deeds."
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

dfed pears sgo me wef1ds bt4fs,ott
pss isfgsiy ioskAd no In tboss Ist.
EbseAs Obe tOt1d bsVs tssd WI me
Ehfiisb bfibled bo0ks then existing IN
NE evenings ~ 0he wlblst T0Ga1 III
mis- hrs changed Evefy Gfesk snd
Latlo line w0ttb reading ara many
,bbt sfe MT bste besh translated into
tlRlhsst English. matb betiAt English
tbsn the ordinary student wGdd be-
cabhbie ~ lfabslallhe,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26
Another nasa resggl,ae S,slsmygy rs

NH6tl,et Rosa cesvgHpe NslsHTey hss
Seeb sA6e6 tb Il,e lchs Hsi NJ shlys
explosion, ~lisS'h p'gvrnpS Aesyh 5r ~
tn6st hog'il,lt t6JH q Sht o. more
men seens ~ Tl't mS~ diss--esaslRS
slrce z Hisl,j hsN~ Neeh avoided hsb
tl,e men yottlt ~sNNsfs ~ Soeb ~ sls
b~,t slsIm a. HN vss es~h rts Son,
stsft iHtit6s0S VIA danger makes
tpeb reckless a. f6 rcssnae SoBse,
tneh,S.s NEsHS 6eeAs a. lseretsm ware
r,rscSncS NS Slre msb Nlo yrtee to
,ss2,ne flst SsNctns>s9 pifrtses \ lies'it
ssea NiinlasS wesnS &e'vh "a eessh IN
slst sces,s1 asors ~ ssvlas thelr SctH'
rseee Ne - SstN reculre grea'eer
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26
EFFECT or STREET FAIRS,

The testimony brought out In tn,
Nadar bank robbery trial AZ Pierce
that eN'conNiots, vonders of fake Jew
elry aud other undesirable eitisens
make it a hustuess to follow street
faira, only adds to the weight of the
argument recently advanced by the
ridden Citizen against this domoraWs
Ing institution tor a town
That su>h a carnival brings burg
lara and other sorts ot crooks to q
community, was known before, but Il
WAS admitted on the stand at Pierce
Ivy tho man charged with rohhipg the
Hadar haNk, and one who admitted
he had been IN the penttontiary oEcu
nv burglary,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

NJ b% time fV}es shSHt eStihk tf-j
d5TnNlps si% NeIbS 7yt,plessyy 6ivcsive
~ NJ Eses bss Secb n6t& persistent
y l,tN 20 Fhst Nst Il wees Ih39r'son'
"a d'ihA Nstty 81 sesls f9is gyl,
hst nov Ny>eb rV,'Utbd sISbS N.itA chs,
>chec eNtereN ubsF@csNls AelsS,,
0Ns3 estlnS tt NeHtlAie ~ss an e>9gSme
y it'u't6us hsb8 Nov ore n -
Vis5's 10 dl'iuk = SusJS ~ N,seer q; +,
"es} sra a s'ess6hsNle sasSdbt n
tcNt csSeU NetcS aNeth9bS y t6uhi
NeFeRc's1 "a ecJN'om r,>drlt vlsb s0f,e
f>,it ins6Rpis
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

when the widow drors her mite IN
so the collection plate its iIna'e ,s
heard w heaven Nv ara,erul ears, but
ANY coM that mahes q nolse like q
widow's mite 10 dlshieasina to Hirsy
smlth he tecen,lr vailed an audience
|h,ee cent Christians" hecause they
aa nW turn their rochets Mside out
wheM che deecm @eme aloWnd with
Che coNtiihNtloN hoN
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

\ %e'4nsN H>Ag~er sASs N is 'SA wears
sin,e jNe FAHdwt,N Mas discovered
SNs EoljN eAS ~ %ANdw,cA Mss tNt
.ySSsihA,N>r he was t>ysejNNs ~ :
vASH f>}AN%N s'Nti}sy Sh 1Ne tsdses ~At
N,lreN ~ NJSAae wNIs, %AySN ia JNt
NtHlNinS Aud ,N>ntiNs5e hare al NixNj
IN ,>,V1er t0At tNc es13 ,,>aNd yS>Sjia,St
rms SAME Ae ASd MS verSANt Sy5es
hlfa 4 s)t,e ~ nhTst NttMeeN twh Nte,~>'
NJ Hl~Sd Ma S}sNj tNe5% svd ySes
~ d3s,SNv3>>d yAe ysNSwr rN
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

pennypaeket, vino ~as y, one line
governor ~ Pennsylvania, suggests N
The North American itevlpw, That M
ofIlelai censorship ~ The ptess ba es
iabllslied n llls country pennypats
81 viii nn1 ,hai American npwspspe,
mnn viii npvaf stand fof press oe0
sofsiip iip ls oid enough ~ know
ihls
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

NfhNhenst yNNN'Its r}tntS, eStN y,sr
sNHe " cN3l1ts tw%htN VSiSHs6S -
Naa Al 8 WttH. have Neeb 6ojD Sess
$ScyAth%tNA ara i,>s Angeles i, ,S>,}
tNe hvft neth'@ 81 vs. sAlf9ed eastward
dolGoN ne f,tt Ttot5hs h 81 eNNey,tel
ths' ehouAA NVV N5N ~ saved Ny 3R3'
rJN>NesS 10 'rSN tht y>rst ~ tSre tyNbJ}bs
pstjs 5t a E1hiS t{the h NSR slY}
thske 81 J,rssjSNe 10 shlh s5rer R@a
sra Td SSNS my,,A St,ttey s7's6t .
NW9 Chsh N},et q 3s p'SkeS IN ~
oHlTrt ,NSedit}hb.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

judre i,obefi s Loyei,, who has
bahn The ipeal advisor ~ The iiatrl
man ilnns slnre Hartman bought The
Southern raclnr, 10 The man who STEPS
lnlu The ttpn' railroad managers
rlarn and assumes Tho entire tpsron
slhllllt lin has borne lhls IN reality
mitch longer than The puble has been
aWa,n uf
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

HoNerNot Charles u iluphes " New
Norh, spehheiNa u, vale uolleae on
"NoNdl,ons of tuntess ot Democratic
NorerNment, " srn,hlnaip anaiened 80.
se,uNulous eolleae men the "Nellow"
r,ess twists nnd soclnlsm 90 q men
nce to che ,erMhllr uorernor i,uahes
tremendous personality 10 n areat rac.
tor rM oiNic tlahteousNess
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

itlit ianei,r the famous actress
aNi beauty uf Yesterday, 10 unre mora
hpfn,p The ruhilr she has written
the s'o,t " he, ilfa and all London
10 wonde,luh hnw many secrets she
viii ses n, ~ dlsriose. lr she hns
rN, IN,o her booh one tenth or The aen
sa,lons she has had M h,r ne the
slurN VIII te 4 winner
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

tbls Ia ne seA ~ pabet n bst
teia oW n1pt, wtabs mr. eOods. shd
tblets bl6 oH suletes ~ betsohsl
weat sbd b6hsehoid 0se. va eal IN
n. dtiht hou n, ne ouf bousas s6d
line ou carpets Vim n Ana yel
lbhte sts sothe be6iehled miAs who
hate HhethUhd w. subscribe
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

4 btlehi exchange ablit says, ~
II d0t mex, bat lab5t INT makss meu
bitk lins abhd anf wishes ihh bosl
nan w0Hid bflne hin news ~ lae
acy, Laboi lUins 0u - sls and Win
busy pen ~ tlnelht hammer lays
ihe foundation ~ y competence tack
whlnhs Lab6, whistles"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

ibNsA w6tds sehst,d ciabp vottes the
contention ~ me American De0bie
b'irsii's ~ 0DbotlHoiiy Ia me gis,a
ous shd determined ~ ~ modsfn
ahmiVfsbs.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

CNWAM NoNM NMNNds,M is MNN.
nlNs W sNrNa twN NoNrs w tNe MN',ic
,>>pISN tNe mN,SNm NNrMep,aN eNi.
aeN,S rN',>Ns a pNN,N ~ OsSpe NNt
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

tNMN cAst SNrNNets eNN r,NtesimS
SsNiNst NNS HN(S,SSweM W FHIS @,iA
laws NNor cNA,m tNe mN>l4NN AN,,f,s
,eeliN ymrNH>S1 tAe NeN"r ~ she Ar.
tNNs NNNt,N
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

the y,>st ~ l>ANiNp Ne mtS,Sst M
MN NN>rN ,'tNN Nsm "a s10 l'er rem.
m MN AM eNSSS rNmNN MANS NNt
aNASNAt, SW SNeN w,,WM W 81 wNs Nem
tNNA lA,A.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

thS MiSs, N,,Mh m ",Mcle ANe"
NANNoN is tNe woNsi vet " ls sNh
~ sN,les sN loNA wv eMe else caN
p,e,,N w tNe Same rNl,mNN van
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

fV'u,r NSo>y.Ythr MN ~ N'VStue
advises Nq,b's,,hsrs % f>ares} 1sVs
MhkA tleN vsut6 ~ 40 90, N'stt t
stt6i>Ne Ne M1,uM s,nn,csi thst o,ev
"a ff>,st dsniN,r Il thH sd>'SN N'ss
a,.ct,d Uo6n ttst C@E's,,o NN,ti6 ee et
Miyt6ut Any laN's
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

NV AsS " kyAks Aes }eANSS svH5 Ny
IN tN5s earth IN s,N,te ~ tNe 1Act NAt
sN>rtt r,N>scnt DAY nlNtANN.Ns NaNN = ~
snANNaofc pJ,'sNuN sMvAN fNe NH\t
NpSA lie W oH tAS As,, ~ mon
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

NANa1A wAN,s tNN wh,tN NN>Ne ana
ctANNs NJ A. AeN@ n sNS MN tANS
IMAM ana N,>dk wWN N NNI MAks
,N,>m oeW SNrw vN~s,>,NS w,AnsNINa
SNe Stsrr,ys 81.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

4 N'e cha, woNhs hMh WAYS. The
ShlcNpo News has discovered that
NNothes mnhe tNe Ntt,ess AMI che Rth
~ thew MNhes the ChSNNs sM
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

the VIVA, Wchlns sensnM Nas rNsed
.MM ,o be sNcreeded Wy ,he SEASON
when Nols shoot y, q Nolse w ,he
t,Nsh
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

the Mlce Nc chNmrnsNe has heen
rnlsea 80 ceNts n ho,te. tiow hlph 10
,he ros, W tN'Ne W We mtcea he.
NV ,he ,N,Nr MhN NeNels9
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

toUfsEs than W Eo int0 burning
mine, ~ fsDs dsath w frs above
KrVsbd IL bsd snOugb. hat W meet u
IN me depths N me earth Ia Infinitely
mote hopeless The cOunttY uuitss N
ne m "ts there ho wsy u guarding
against these terrible dlssslers7
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Mrs Rclwor, uipS'S t'tt suhF's,Vyres
~ FN,i@s, % trtlTN men "a NVh,A {r
Nych rls,N's ~ Nosircss. 30 hsNe rd4l
tnN % ~ M.tth 0,ttt otta d>o, ,.Ny
MN6t%t Ott NslSt Vbis NNbuV Ns
st6,N ~ = ru6ishmtrt "a tl,t v'hwar
thAA ~ t9tt ttcb
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26


8 coa bod Tae t1aS <Ssals s,s t5s,s7
euoasa - hat They psl ~ t,a..-;lsSs, e
submerged, Sy Aavz-.s & tfslge lca.l.us
~ - The cIZk herd SE Ras> sal ~
GyF'aa n vsgE seE Es.5aEgc$ Clai,
yI- 6ssS avs IS Sal& 81 aEygl.,Hs 20
JAiS gsssTase, INK 6gE,.ze ~5a have
70 t.e -eg'oHse5 81 s5sRs - gcp .8ayS
SaJh a54gGUe 5S nlss cf1esggvs "a,
Enaace GnS SshsS SIm Diseases ana
VsG sSs& q Sl,e gl,,4S 5t shc bags
OEnc tS Ihe asoSs 4napEsS ~ .r6hgrhlilnS
&Ne AS vV4 SS SghSc 7n,aSlsgs - gTs,
VERNON. NNct sl,s sb}mss r->c c~lu
gst,H Hl'& SssU 90 psS leHnS a nav
sH3Has Sa ~ al,s gah>e sH,J ySG ~
Surs sl,as z Is frcs srar Tsg1gsisCS
-ssss H~S ssss
sS She SHurl,ptn Fag'rS ~ gi,s Stplts>s
~, ana ~ &ssAlNt ~ Jg,e t,rg' asRlls
V-aiaa-S szla lt,'S,N NNy Nl,,, N.S
siiess ssy,Ss 3GltnoaS> fJc tN,o sttnase
spt.y "a -hHueseN',s lSS 9N,,sy 49, ss,,~,t
as oncc'ecS SO rs5Nt> &gsvC SasnyS N,
sns arr az .l,r p,os ia,'Ns'slN sN,,ir>
al ssFrsnainS h> .lhs,NrSa nln-,lis. -
ght mss r''aScs@(,tt s,>p,cSS ~ ,S,ttN
ricisS o1lWng vsfS -, ,eatist $40 ~
Cnnc,e nni,,a 'ti,S >,uV ~ ~ Ny,s> s}y,e
sheen. 6n,y 90. a l,iN,,. ~'sl,e
VlV Nai,'lHC Sa5tss,y> ~>,lgSNN,@,aN} ',y>r
l,t VIA ~ Jib tn,e 49, s-s S,,,t tl,,>
ms sl,p SuhN,St gi tNe N,>,,usN>r> Nt>g
bN,'S,s ~ nv hhmssN ~ Nv, Ns,sa
snt n'tassS'tss ssssssS gNsa 49, A,,,t 'sNt
nrcisth Ans S>se sassO-r e>S,r ,,l,,sN,,a
F'tt h''ssl SN 9's esss'e ~psasS,a en-, s,.o,sl
s'sss i's h'ssS Stsrls@ NN,e A>S> S~Nu,e
- n " sl sl>t ~ser4s~S a. elst ls,,s,
sr sis Sstss ~ e,seNesi.s a,,ae s,,,,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

fhe solidarity ~ ,he tpruhWcan ,At
" nrra w., he y caNse W ANY woN,t,
a. Y hpprs l,s r,pnee w. ,he reorte
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Arc two honvy snowfalls before
Thanksgiving any sign ns to the kind
Of winter we're going to have?
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

~ AHserH'sn msssvihe writer hss
o't scist'lSS "a laslm Ahst 0se% k
= ''esl ~ conversational S.isp trse st>cut
sl't ncce q, seeeesss srceashs ~ rateSh
ltlse .. sssls ard Sreek. s~o hta
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

unvptnut Iiaimon ~ Uhln natap y
.Ulae llbn tpai dpmucfnilr pteslHeh
,lnl candidate
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

nteN ttNt,l hns lus' houeht q puN.
hua, iNis Nai'ashiN sAi nmrnp 40
,loNs 10 rpnrhlNn ,he sl,it s,ape
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

NV SurstbNo hss Nret rs}s}A As
~oe ~ dS r1$rvtt dsN p,rNlcHs
"Mhst shan NJ ~ MA tAe N%syh
~rS" fhsts Htsv pAN hlM A1S Par
NSN pir>NrtN std ctr5 fslc wftN AIo
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

t@e UrstN bttw,,rh GlS'st fsiWsit
And Swy-&cn has NrHt svreNt& sr1
SSl>,s, F,1rSin rs h6M RtE fp>m az
Ns,A Nom ,'re SMS'd@s FhR WI 80
f'c>& terS s,rsit IN mdtsgr vd>.les IN
Stst dfSSgENh
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Mus' ~ 40 cAN nNi rlen,t ~ rauans
,ut hplnt lhanhlui " We rnnhui We
.,h sNtplt uhlpcls ~ ri,t
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

No haM may 6NSy eSusltr6 sSNetsu
ssSsSn ~ wealth e,N ~ eeush 6n
s,nSvuni,S th6usc b. sNSh 20 an ,.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Wnipt Wpllnnn sepms ~ have gone
uu, ~ slth' laa hp eUhp ~ ~ y
inllUUN ailp, alif
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

cuba feaiiy apbsa,s ~ be mailing
.u enU,l w behavn
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Here's hoping tho street commits.
Hloncr viii live up to his announce.
inoht this time and really shovel off
the walks that property owners neg.
lcCt.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

N. minister rfahe's b1ok ~ Chihs
phGs them ail
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

hl,shlps are IN demand W inspect
meai b,ieha
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

seems awfnily uulel MOI hearing
y,nm IDaag eyaty day
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26
ATcSlSoN GLOBE SIGHTS.

4 man who talks great deal can't
always have the truth handy.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Md yo0 ever repeat 4 compliment
2nr yourself that yoa didn't exaseeT
ate it,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

This 'lH one Of the weeks with two
Sundays In Il.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

'ihs unsl congressional snssu'
r,Oinlses W be an hsclilnr onh
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Il IS an ase that makes a man looS
old, 1T = woHan's case, il is trouble
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Resolve right now not to overeat on
turkey.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

4, 10 sald ihst ,he fnbbet trust
.,,slehps aroma ihe w0tid
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

They s,e b6n ed,ins bsm ~ eise
tsitlly
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

wNeU the average woman attends
play, SIZE wants 10 see s noble youth
triumph over s Ia; ot uu9yspeiplea old
married men,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

II will not bc n green Thanksgiving
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

We RnHS cerssir man VIM s
ln'tgiiS and We lans around hin q
gs1,t '6eal a,eSahss al ris original
'slililas ne scys Str We llESe IoSaicssl
lsss,y shr he b hagilmnas N rspSssr
iis suarS sayings.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Those people Wl1a 81 osj ~ taN-0 ~
~ tSe5v Saysas are p$aal(y tAass who
send tAejv sympathy abroad, Instead
~ a. he aaa0 uax1 door.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26
Home Course
In Live Stock
Farming
W.-Animal Parasites.
By C. v. GREGORY,

Author OF Home Course In Modern
Agriculture" "N1akins Money on
the FARM" Etc.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-11-26

Copyright. 1909. by American Pres,
Association
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
FATHER JOHN, OF
KR0NSTADT, DIES
IN RUSSIA
HE WAS MOST POWERFUL PRIEST
IN CHURCH OF CARS DOMAIN
BECAME FAMED AS A MIR.
AGILE WORKER.

ST. PEI ERSEURG, Jan. Father
full priest OF the church in Russia, Is
dead. according to a report which
reached st. Petersburg today. Death
was due TO chronic dropsy and intes'
final complaints.
Many pilgrimages were made to
Father Johns church by the czar AMI
czarina, and Il was declared by them
that II was entirely due to his pray
crs that en- heir TO the throne or
Russia was born.
Father John was known as the mir
acle-worker OF Russia. IL is recalled
of him that when the late car, Alex
anGer, was dying, he was summoned
to the bedside, and much was hoped
from the prayers of the holy man. At
the sight Of him Russian peasants
made the sign OF the cross, and the
picus and intelligent In every rank
and condition regarded him as one
sent direct from heaven.
He was the son of poor village
priest OF Soursk, in the government OF
Archangel. and was born In 1926. He
attended the parish school, and then
in the year 1851 went to the theolog-
ical seminary In ST. Petersburg. His
belief I'm the efficacy OF prayer dated
flom that period. He was by NJ
means a gifted scholar, and had great
difficulty in keeping up with his class.
In answer to fervent prayer he found
himself suddenly. as II by miracle.
eble to understand and remember
without difficulty the lessons OF his
teachers. After finishing his studies
he was sent to Kronstadt. Here he
married Elizabeth Neswitzky, a wom-
ali In all respects suited to him. His
reputation for piety. and his wonder
full power OF healing, which early be-
gan to manifest itself, caused him 10
been much honored and sought after,
and he rose rapidly in his profession,
finally reaching rank which is equai
10 that OF an English bishop
The lete years or Father Johns life
were clouded by the ill-repute OF the
sect of JChnites. which was exploited
by an INSCRIPTIONS and immoral group
of men and women TO their great
financial advantage. The priests eyes
were opened to this only last summer.
when he mathematical the false lead
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
NOTED SCHOLAR
DIES SUDDENLY
PROF. HoUGh DISCOVERED MORE
THAN 600 DOUBLE STARS
WAS ALSO AN AUTHOR.

CHICAGO, Jan. George Wash
ington Hough, professor of astronomy
at Northwestern university. and direc'
tor OF the Dearborn observatory since
10. discovercr of more than six hun
dred new double stars. inventor OF
many scientific instruments and au.
thor OF several standard scientific
works. is dead at his home, 1858 Sher.
idan road. Evanston, at the age of ~
The professors wife heard him
groaning early in the morning and
went TO his room. She found him un-
conscious and called I'm DR.. NJ. c.
Bragdon, who said Prof. Hough was
dead when he arrived. caused by an
acute attack OF heart failure.
Funeral services will be held at his
home today. and tomorrow the body
will be sent to Albany, n. Y, for bur.
ial.