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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22

THE EARLE INSTITUTES are tn,
only institutes in the United States
doing this high-class work For a mum
Der Of years he EARLE INSTITUTES
chief doctor was head doctor for tn,
celebrated Woodbury. Institutes an6
this fact alone means that he is skilleo
IN these lines.
send stamps for booklet. or bette
still. call and see this great doctor.
Address THE EARLE INSTITUTES
suite S0i-2 Broadway Central bldg
424 S. broadway. Los Angeles. Ca
Notice Beware of lmpOrtors)
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to buy 900 feet water pipe
or casing. 4 inch or larger H. w.
Hasselgren. Lewis Springs, Ari-
iona. 7e4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SECONDHAND furniture bought and
sold Sewing machines for rent.
Brooks-Cooper Furniture Co. O. K
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22
Neat Gloves.

IN the interest of fresh, neat looking
gloves they should be placed in paper
as soon as they are removed. OF at
least should 90 in the glove box.
Rolling together in a wad gives
gloves a rumpled. worn look. They
should be stretched fiat and. above all.
should not he kept in damp place. as
they are liable TO spot and mold.
Black gloves which have become
wnLn at tha. sea-..s can he f-eshened BY
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22

WANTED-County and District
agents TO sell Mexico Tropical
lands at $3.50 per acre on easy
payments. Wonderfully fertile. safe
investment Liberal commissions.
Write for booklet. Mexico Inter
national Land Co. 800 Commerce
Bldg, Kansas City. Mo. 769
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22

NOTICE TO SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MEX
Ico AND COLORADO RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22

WANTED-Man with family to take
care of ranch nine miles from court
land. House furnished. Pia-O
Horse and carriage Good vel.
Rent free for the summer Address
s. care Review III
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22
nE pAnK Blue AZ wHrrE.

rial used was white flannel. and the
wide sailor collar was trimmed by
strips Of narrow dark blue soutache.
sexed on about an inch apart. This
trimmed. too, the little short sleeves
and the shield. Undersleeves Of plain
lsr<En were used beneath the shorter
ones. Tie of dark blue silk
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-22
ZEAL

Notary Public, cochise County. Ari-
ION.
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George s. GAGE.
City Clerk.
May IL. 1910, date of first publ
cation. els
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

~" motor va AZ last pronounced i'm
proved - IN" oXoent OF being -'Iitabl"
for installation on a small ,chicle which
va re1i'~ D,cy,l"
The Hr7-t trias with this machine were
made under cover 4 darkness m opsn
.liares on n" ou skirts Of the city where
III" inventor was not likely TO be lnteriercd
with by the curious Outside 81 some dim
cu'i"s IN negotiating curves these tests
wHr" quite satisfactory
This vehIcle. built and tried in iss5
may as a matter Of fact be considered
the forrr,Inner Of the hotorcyClc 81 later
days although because Of lack of con
fidsrce IN their machine the inventors
equipped IL with four wheels
whom the Snccess 81 these ,"7tS became
public Daimler was induced To place one
Of his SOW motors In n small boat which
'poa part in ISsj in a series 81 rowing races
in Frankfurt
White the general public displayed
friendly interest In this motor boat the
inventors were compelled ON account 81
thr then existing police regulations 20
temporarily abandon further efforts IN
this direction and 20 confne their ex
ueri'ncni- 60 The development Of the auto
mobile for NO on tho public highways
The experiments with the new motor
which were made 1T the very place In
Cannststt whers nov stands the Daimler
monument. were conducted for various
reasons With extreme secrecy
A, that time. according To the brothers
Daimler tho dangers ~ gasoiene were
vastly Overrated Whereas reckless chauf-
fcurr today frequently eNtinguish
lighted cigar by immcrsion in gasolene
at that time only one weary of life would
have approached the mysterious fluid
within half a mIe while smoking.
Cannstatt was then quito a small place.
and n was Of course impossible 20 hide the
fact that Daimler senior and Herr May
bach were conducting mysterious expert
nents night after night behind closed
doors and with barred and heavily
scroened windows. The neighbour talked
about II until the authorities felt c1sn-
pelled 10 take action.
One niRht~-and this was q right when
everything seemed 20 90 anias with the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all tho formulas
failed 10 work and when nothing in tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

tine sney call /, benzin~ in Gc-nanY- !.
- curious 20 note nat /: was thought
necessary. when no motor boats we're
ms; pa; lao Use. o c,rIng wI-e on porce-
lam knobs along he rail 10 give them the
appearance 81 being opera ;cd elect rio ally
Daimler was cunV in, 81 ~ with a
suitable motor any kim ~ chiclo could
q" operated by pow ~. nj h. - nj 'nuCe.
IN MS cnfcaVCrs 10 put his iCc- INTO
PRACTICAL shape Afior VARIOUS trials no
motor car which cloFoly 90. "r'hlei ~ it,
general arrcnCcrcnt n" automobile Of
today
\ sinElc cylin,.or vertical cnGin" 81 ! !
horrc-poy cr vas installed IN tho Ccntro
81 10 car Tho dri, ing n"cht nisrn
spe 't!E. was 80 injected With IN" mctDr
bv n friction clutch coupling Tho car
as eluiDp~l with n dif Cn'ial LHaT
End 10. rloy0' twelve mil"~ IN hour
time d. Dion and ssrIJoll"t "-c DOM n
stratIn9 ;hH!r s'"1m propelled cars
IN ghs~l'n" car was AZ enc" rocoC-
ni7N,i a. NinG superior in many respects.
although without springs and pnruuatic
rirrs. and Daimicr had NO difficulty m
arranging for = Icons" for building his
cars in Paris Tbs li,"ns" VAS yaIT-
chasHd by Nine SArns.n. who later mar
rI,.d VI LcY assor founder 81 the firm ~
Panharh A I cvsssor
These HiCt e-sos, nov ~ ef. p "ro Toll
lowc1 by period % comparative in
activity Instead - follow ing tho limos
81 thnsc first cars Daimler lost valuable
time working on entirely different prInci-
pies His attempts to substitut' bolt
driy" for the gears pr~, ioIsly used and
other similar experiments only ga, =
negative results. and tn time lost IN his
manner could h1rc'ly BE- conn "nsated for
nv IN" TedOublsd " forts ~ the following
years
The French licensees. on tn" other hand
developed the Daimler inventions rap
idly. They PLACID their motor in front.
and finally Daimler himself. CONVINCED
81 the advantage Of these changes adopted
them. From that time on his progress
was rapid He also gave much atten-
ton 20 Easolens propelled railway ears.
operating a small car with nine Jaz--n-
gers - early "a 1897
In view 81 erroneous opinions held IN
sorna quarters ~ To me invention 81 the
motor chr and ~ showing beyond cavil the
priority NJ Daimler's invention his funds
mental German letters pltent may he
cited. These are No - n17, 81 date De-
cembeT 10. 1888. and relate 70 HE motor
especially dssigned and invented for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Dogs ~ -. BERNARD.

Although m" tunnel whi'h nov pnna-t
SviiZcri'nd with I'rly h7ye Ere7tly fe
r~ased tho imror' n'c 81 nc ~ Bernlrd
nd other par-.,s -pe, iallv DIR ng ~" ciRh'
mop'h= " snow f s'ill deemed adv snble
n cmplo, -. Bern ri dogs u no longer
customary. however FL" send out N" dogs
alone with baskets of food and drnb =
man alwIyg aC'omrHuia- them
Thee dogs aTc no rally ~ Tho famous
old ~ B"rrtrd breed That originated In
ihD fourteenth c'ntur, through q rosa be-
iNc~n = shepherd dog fsou Walrs and a
y, andinIVtrn dog whU-o rrTrnis were a
Great DIne and rNr" mean mastfh The
last pure desr end ~ ~ his tribe Vas buried
under an nvalInrhe m lsir FOrtunafeiv
there wcr" found -ub-"uu"n'l~ a. NautEny
and On fha Stmplrn P.-- few dogs Wllch
by "ross'ng with mates from Wales yielS ii
the modern ~ Bernard dog. whEh - physi-
cally even stronger han h. medtRval
name Ike and -hgr"s ulo.t - his traits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

motor y~hic'oa
Thy may p sui - fo--l 'Gs r.r-lan-
t1ry basis q! al s"i'-, T'pni - N",i .
a. prior 30 ,U'Ir nttn NJ ally p. IcucaI
higI -p - mot n WIS Kurwn Daimler =
second pIt'li. No %i.1 AugIst o.
1881. covers a "bicy1'~ with gts or p,-
trOi"rIm a. = D.iGo mover motor cyS u
motor Sl'dg motto" or, &. incluslv.
NJ their motor. and even motor pro-
PEELED air-hIps N 1859 ~ this tho gas
or pstrCleun motor Is arranged under
the two aSl"s OF sing" trace Cycle or
sledgs franc
Daimlrr'S memory was hOnored in
fitting fuInner when ~ 1872 the Wurftem-
b,rE SuciNty ~ trgia -crs unveiled IN
tho pr sc1nc' 81 tho dose 'ndaUts ~ tho
inventor, IN" ministers II - ne and many
~ ointment Cu"st- mupvm"u, placed
/ front q IA" DINNER r,sit"nC" y Cam
s'ltt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
FATHER OF THE AUTOMOBILE
nov DiIHIER TORhED OI r
ms IDEiS ~ SECREr.
w. Workshop Once Raidsd D., ~uspIci"us
""rruan PoIice-A suec~ssfu, Model
Finally worked Out Twenty five Years
AsO IOnOrs Paid To Ilis Memory.
Ta1to ~ HariinSue. Paris.

'ru 1g Gottli"b Daimler ~ the
i"..'- q the aV'omobile industry a
W shop S0'cs Oy1rfGrly says II
So. .a-t" "a. less has been written
""4' 'a- f'har 81 'hc automobile
nan shout hundreds oi other mon who
h.. ar.' I"-s m developing motor cars
.'''.."' Rhp S. as horn IN Germany
30. Hork.nR IN the OTTO Eng no
N' ~ when a slight incident
o.. .."J % using a high speed
.r't' ling y,hiolos Daimler
a.. r Na' D4ch. another engineer.
.. % produce q small model
.r..r" 20 b" gwen - n 10Y
..,.i = ,h' inventor
1875 tln miniature motor
.ld Nsvbach made All innovs-
..-'rIa NJ employing "A slide valve
fu. NJ m" charge the cylinder
fl. H'I q small opening at i's
~Hl"h a portion Of the mix
and AR escaped and was
1910 open flame
Do D''o works not long after.
..-..Hr AMI Maybaoh decided 20
'' srpwlcdg" - the gas engine
ing - motor 81 light weight
enough 10 propol n wagon
.sa"fiu"ntz showed that a sue
-.I'0n ~ the problem depended
.'. means for igniting the charge
'." Under without Introducing a
~. me combustion chamber
'.t.s Daimler conceived tho idea 81
Urs tube connected to the IN
eTr' - 'r" cylinder and heated by an
"r1r" the charge being fred By
No.. y .nr pressed into this incandescent
go. '- method ~ ignition was later
.'a'sI'eiy In stationary engines
Ai'er many diseouTagipE. experiences
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Ind'-.nS ~ Diplomats.

From ne NiirdHksr SSHnHsi
I have often wondered Nhy the dipIo-
matte corps of this country did not employ
Indians. said " ! KsIshnw IN an address
on The American Indian a. the nrst fall
meeting ~ The Wisconsin Archaeological
SOrlcty
They poasesz he ono Eupreme quality
Of diplomAt--abilt - control their tong zee
In addition - tits tho American Indian =
en- orator NJ M mean quality lie 10 a
good worker and N viii ~ found that A
non - the white man stOpa treating tk1
Indian both a. Individuals and trihea a. Ekk
same time his AmbitiOn will be onnoamN.N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
where Ris Memory Failed.

Noliaires plant In" necessity of saw
ins something. the psrpleIhy OF having
nothing to -ay. might have found an echo
IN an audience addressed for tho third me
in one serN,,o by an Old gen letann famed
for his readiness TO spSak
VA thinking while sitting her~ 81 no
words OF The poet said he cam Ius'
remembsr the words sud he name of The
poet mas gone from ~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

plans and drawings seemed 20 NJ with
anything eIae tho door was suddenly
forced and the fash - blind lantern
Rlared through tho opening. followed Ivy
minions
When instead ~ the expected printing
preas and coiners' apparatus only the
model Of an explosive motor wac found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

down n the NeCkar each morning az 10
by D workman sworn 20 sccrNcy A. the
hrs' o. ~ o. danger from human obaerva-
non. = landing was nad~ the motor was
d"'a~hsd. wrapped In n cloth and carried
home
The experiments with the motor boat
were succes.ful from the start AZ show
ing the universal fear Of gasoIene at that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Scenes in Lisbon During the Revolution That Made Portugal Republic

The republican propaganda had been
very active in Portugal before the fna |
overthrow Of the monarchy. Thousands
upon Thousands 81 cards the size Of post
cards were spread all over the country
hearing an efhRy II the republic and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

the sleuths withdrew. and the next day
the burgomaster a Canpstati perso sally
apologizrd 20 tho studlous mschnnica.
The exporn"nta wore thereupon con
tinued without further molestatiuA
In later experiments. applying the
Daimler motor TO the propulsion % a
boat. the same precaution was observed
The motor. carefully packed, vas carried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Afraid he Might Pm.

when the Wright camp a. Mont gomery.
Ala broke up BrOokins HE'D to the Pull
man ticket ONCE for the purpose Of recur-
ing q reservation TO Fayton
Give me lower berth requested the
aviator. Who has SCARED to height OF 7.Ooo
feet
Haven't any left res 30 nded the man
In the cage The heat ! have IL an upper
a. he turned 70 explain his position To a
friend who accompanied him
You eee,- he said an upper berth IL
one too many for me There's too much
risk Fastest thing in tho world to fall
out
BTookins refused the accemmoda iion-
Of the loral agent and risked 'he chance
OF getting straight en-d ont in Birmingham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

briefly recountinR the shortcomings Of the
BraEansa rule as follows
The royal family. not including Queen
Maria Pia king Nanuel's grandmother
has borrowed from the nation s.. ?5i NO.
King Carlos alone borrowed O.. 100 $50
They owe the tredito Predial o.. $50 an
more
Portugal. with less than 3.Oco.cOo in
habltants owes sssS .O0O. uoo Brazil, with
p. OOO. 600 inhabitants. owes t52s OoO. Ooo.
The royal family costs Us tss7 600 an
nuAlly
The Brazilian President costs Brazil
o.. 90 annually
our budget shows an annual deficit OF
from q. on. 81 to - .0nO. On'
BraEil's budget has a surplus ot over
%. OOO OO0.
Public services cost In Switzerland o. &C
an inhahr'nnt. In England. o. 10 in Por-
tugal. 81 They are worse IA Portugal
citizens. reflect On this
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16

j. III. Thompson and family of Port
land have moved to this city.
Frank Rasmussen is painting up his
house and barn in fine shape.
Miss Louise Bogner left Tuesday fol
few days visit with friends in Grand
Rapids.
Miss Mae Laner left Tuesday for an
extended visit with relatives at Ken.
osha, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Helen Trow bridge of New York
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. r.. M. vii.
son and Mrs. Schuyler Case.
Major Frank II. Chase is entertain
ing his cousin, ID. &. Powers, leading
merchant of Sandusky, Ohio.
Mrs. +. w. Little chaperoned party
of young ladies attending Field day at
Ionia Saturday, going by auto.
Mrs. Fred Ireland, accompanied by
a party of young ladies, spent Wednes-
day in Grand Rapids, going by auto.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16
Newsy Business Locals
For Busy People Looking
For Bargains. -. ......
x##x##w* xxxx#***##x#l

To relieve that hungry feeling us,
Hudson's Veribest bread.
Saturday Special-Chocolate Creams
Chocolate Coated Dates, Marshmal
lows and after dinner Minis, 1Oc pound
at Patterson's.
5l69 Ionia county voters voted "dry'
in 1909. Those same voters can elect
the whole prohibition ticket in 1910
The Prohibition party will win if all
who believe in its principles will vote
for its candidates. 2-4w
High grade teas and cofiees at Pierce's
new grocery.
Gas makes life's tolls easy in the
summer days. Try it.
Silk City Cook Books for sale for IS
cents at Underwoods Grocery and the
different dry good stores.
+. J. Pierce has special sale on
many staple articles. Call and see the
goods.
Make more dollars from your cows.
Buy Dairymaid separator.
A. T.. Dorr ~ Go.
Ii you want the best flour get Tube
Rose at Pierce's coffee store. Ask for
prices.
Those who use Gas get the best of
life. Why not he satisfied?
See that Wolverine Riding Cultiva-
Tors at A. II. Dorr n Co.
Hammocks and Croquet sets AT
Pattersons.
If you want the best harvesting ma
chinery buy the Deering of A. +. Dorr
IL Co.
Eyesight is surely quite prize-use
Gas lights and save your eyes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16

In summers heat, why cry 'salas?n
You will not suffer if you use Gas.
CSC for SIPS Parasols at Patterson's.
'John," said the tired housewife,
shave Gas put in or | shall die.u She
got the Gas.
Ask for Veribest bread. Your grocer
can get ii for you.
See our line of l5c guaranteed hose
at Patterson's.
Michigan Buggy Co. vehicles are re-
liable. Sold at A. T.. Dorr 4 Co.
Special sale on Pierce's Diamond
Teas and Golden Blend CofIees next
week.
New line of barrettes at Patterson,s.
All things being equal, why not
patronize home industry? Use Hud-
sons baked goods.
Ice Cream Freezers at Patterson's.
Cash paid for cut hair and combings.
Mrs. 5. l.. Wright, over Peoples Saw
ings Bank.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16
Local ~
Brevities.

Charley Lambertson went 10 Crane
Rapids Tuesday for aweek IS visit.
Fred Walters and Edith Raymer, boil
of this city, were married yesterday.
Mrs. John Coles of Howard City
was a guest of Mrs. A. III. Caldwell thii
week.
Wednesday was Flag day and ther,
were lot of the national colors in evi
dence throu ghout the city.
The regular monthly 15c supper will
be served Saturday at the Church OF
Christ from TO 1880 o'clock p. IN.
There will be work in the first degree
at the regular meeting of Bedding lodge
No. $50 f. and A. Nj. Monday night.
Miss Lena Leonard has returned from
Paris, having spent "A pleasant and
profitable year in her musical studies.
Miss Dora Earhart has returned
home from Chicago prefering to be
with her mother rather than with her
father.
w. b. Kale and family have moved
TO Grand Rapids, they have resided
here for long time and were excellent
citizens.
ED. j. Butler has had his pension in
creased from ST. To $24 month. The
old veterans are being well cared for by
Uncle Sam.
NJ. l.. Osterhout left Saturday for an
auto tour of three weeks To Toledo,
Cleveland, Youngstown, Ohio and
Pittsburg, Pa.
;. L. Arnold received a card from his
wife still in the hospital in Grand Rap
ids, that she is improving nicely, which
will be good news 10 her many friends.
j. A. Lane, representative for the
Allison Co. of indianapolis was in the
city last Friday and captured nice
order for goods from Prof. II. +. HAZEL.
Mrs. Ed. Troll left to-day for Roches-
ter, n. y. TO visit her daughter. They
will go TO New York and take an ocean
trip before returning. She expects TO
be gone about three months.
The Congregational church and So
ciety will give reception 10 DIR. and
Mrs. Ferguson on Wednesday evening
at 8 O'Clock, To which any of their friends
are invited TO come in and meet them.
Mrs. Gernse Markley, one of Prof.
Hazell's former students from Lansing
came here Friday To bid the Professor
farewell. She will take up the work
of Psycho-rherapy in Los Angeles,
Cal.
There will be preaching at the Smyrna
church, next Sunday afternoon nj 3 p.
III. standard time. Rev. Frank Il. Irv-
ing of Belding, will conduct the service.
Sunday school at 200 o'clock. Every
body is invited 10 come.
NJ. &. Green left this morning for
Hillsdale To visit the bedside of his
dying aunt, Mrs. Julia Strunk. He
will remain week or more and attend
the home coming exercises. He was
resident there more than thirty years
ago.
There was very large audience in
the Opera House last night 10 witness
the play by the senior class, ''rhe
Deacon's Second Wife" Every one OF
the young people carried out their parts
large audience TO the fullest extent.
There is much dramatic ability among
the members of the class and the play
brought il out i'll good shape They
will make little money above eX-
penses.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16
A Healthy Scalp
MEANS
LuXuriant Hair

SCIENTIFIC Scalp Treatment stops
hair loss, they get at the root Of the
trouble.
SCIENTIFIC System affords differ.
ent antiseptics that destroy any germs
in the hair without any injury to the
texture. Also scorching ointments,
stimulating tonics, soothing lotions,
electricity and Scientific Manipulation
combined with the preparations indie
ated makes the most successful treat
ment known for the scalp.
Marvellous Improvements result from
MI treatments given for any of the
following troubles-dandruff hair loss,
lily scalp, scaly or dry scalp, itching
;calp, eczlmatous conditions and
psoriasis.
Scientific treatments can be given
My 10y graduate operators, who are
supplied with all the latest apparatus
Full Jree explanation TO all who de-
sire information.
Mrs. S. L. Wright
Parlors over the Peoples Saw
ings Bank.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16
Another Camera Sold

This week we sold a $40.
Brownie 1t takes pictures the
size of a post card, Very pop
ullr size.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16
10c Paper Covered Books.

We buy these in lots of 500
so you may believe we sell lots
of them. Detective stories, adj
venture stories--love stories by
Garvic, Southworth, Fleming,
Holmes, Clay, etc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16
15c Paper Bound Books.

This line has the Optics, AL
gers, Frank Merriwells, Nick
Carriers, Cooks, Castlemans-
also by Mrs Lewis, Mrs, Mil
Ter, Eflie Rowlands, etc. Lots
of good reading.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-01

tant apart. and at first did not
know what they were, and did not
know until ! saw the government
stakes. took courage, and thought
it was a good land and would be set
tied up. Many people said the country
was too low and flat and. the ground
was soft, and / don't know what.
had friend who bought land on the
edge of the flat over near Norcross.
1t is not worth half as much as IL he
had come out here and bought 1t. If
they will take good care of it. This
land here will stand great deal. of
abuse, but because ii will stand 1t, is
no reason why it should be abused rs
1t has been. Now next year we all
look forward and hope to get good
crops at this time. We are six or
eight inches below our average
amount of moisture. If the rain does
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-01

not come between now and seed time
of next year, we are that much further
from certainty. This partial failure
of crops we can stand, but repetl-
ton Of 1t would test a good many, not
in the country alone, but right IN the
towns and everybody, town and coun-
try has a decided interest in the sue
cessful cultivation of the land, ana
with that important fact, am going
to close what have to say
wishing you all manner Of success. :.
But remember that there is only one
way that is certain to bring you sue
cess, and that is. to do your duty by
the land, and you will not be disap-
pointed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-01

There Is no need for those who have dear ones
afflicted with the cursed craving for strong drink
to despair, IL other remedies have been tried
and failed. The coming of the Neal Three Day Cure
has opened way OF escape for the worst drunk
ards, for habit of drinking can withstand the
wonderful power of the Neal Cure
Hundreds Of drunkards have been made into
sober citizens in the past i've years by the Neal
Three Day Cure. Hundreds Of homes made hope
less by the presence OF drunkard have turned
into happy cheerful homes by the effected by
the Neal Three Day Cure, for the social drinker
the inebriate the one who is just starting the
drunken sot, both be reclaimed and the drinking
habit cured by the Neal Treatment.
The Neal Institute in Fargo is open for the
treatment OF all forms Of the drink habit. No
matter in what form the habit has got its hold
upon the drinker the Neal win break the chains