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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
LAND TRAINERS TO MARCH "a

Il. Virginia Reed and husband to !
Thns Galley, ct al ; lot in 9TH District.
in village OF Cardiff, 81 900
Sarah + Hughes and husband to Viz.
ginia 5 Osborn; parcel OF land ia lad
District. near Robin Hood schuolhuusc,
containing - acres. 5000
Martha Dcckman to las = Deckman,
Ir tract OF land in 9th District, CON
tanning n acres. So.
lanes D. Thomas and wife, ct al. to
Su.quehanna Pole l. inc Co; parcel OF
land in 4th District, containiug2 . ncrrs,
So
John A. Robinson to Waiter W. Pres.
ton, lot in fourth district near Chrome
iiIl containing acres. $3.50
Henry A Whitaker Ct al trustee. t.
Aaron { Spencer, parcel oi land in first
district containing 10 acres, St75
Maytin McNIhu. attorney, To Robt.
y. Orr, parcel Of land IN fifth district On
rnad from Castlctun to Whittinrd' 5
Flint Mil, containing u acres $i4O.
Frank Wheeler to Robert 5 Atkins,
lot in fifth district in village of Gambia.
$50,
!. Wiley Norris. ct al to Thomas Il.
Mcdonald; tract of land in Ith District.
near Norrisville, containing $50 acres,
81 500
South Delta Land Co. to Humphrey
K Lloyd, lot in 9TH District. in village
# Cambria, containing / acres So
John Ii. Harvard to Robert l. Camp.
b II and wife; tract uf land in 3rd Dis.
trict, on road from Graitun's Shops to
Watervale, containing 2S acres 81 900,
Peter l.. Homer to Real Estate and
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

AmHgnErN. March 2j--Our farmers
arc taking advantage a. this oppartun
ity 'pr pho king md gardening
Mr. J + BIlhwin has moved hs tam.
lily nom his new lipmc "a the town % his
suburban residence, and Mt am.s Nr
Phor-pn will occupy his town hnuar
Mr. and Mrs William I. Morgan Il.
turned on Tuesday from "a visit to lh,i
son, Mr K $ Morgan, Of Roam kr. Et
The annual meeting II thr 1T huldcfa
Of Grove Cemetery will take place on
Wednesday. April &, IN Grove rf,sby
terrain Church Tor the purpose e cl'cting
trustees for the ensuing ycor.
Mr. T. q. Mitchell Is rcm I"lclii1g hi,
home AT l'crrYmau
Mrs 7 l. iluuway Fnd MIS- Morgan
Mitchell paid visit an Tuesday t. their
aunt, Mrs LctItit l. hot' Vt Washing
ton
Mrs Howard II Mitchell entertained
on Wednesday IN honor ui Mrs Pau
Tahb, oi Hampton several small card
parties were gwen in Mrs Tnhb's honor
daring the past week. one Of winch @n.
given hY Mrs n T. Strushrugh
Mrs Frederick q. If,lr will entertain
at cards on Saturday, April ,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
THE LURE or Inc LANE.

The lecture committee Of Darlington
are to h. congratulated for having Sc
cured the services OF MIR Fullerton
ngrrnomist IT Long Island, and his
au Hence was equally inrtunatrin hear
ing his lecture Ia the town ball, Darling
ton, on Thursday evening of last week
A few years since, the Long Island rail
road, Impressed with the fact that land
which would produce the heavy annual
growth to he seen on he waste lands Of
the island " bulialsu, iiprOpcrlF h tndlcd,
br productive secured the services OF Mr.
Fullerton. aiming to ,mpu,trRtc to
pro -peCtIyC pIrCh iSets that tins is really
dies Tnhlr land though at the time il was
.Clliug at from one to three dolltfs per
acre Dropping down on 10 acres of
this least vuluIh land, with the thiilt
and intelligence VI one Nh knows huH
and does II MIR Fullerton thoroughly
cleaned the ground, using dynamite ircc
iy, aud within sixty DAYS after beginning
had planted a crop IT rye. His cKprn
encc in improving the land has been con
hncd exclusively to using vegetable
matter (tlmost entirely green Crupsl mud
his whole experiment was conducted
dong the course which poor man
should pursue in order to secure proii,.
able results With stcreupticOu views
he showed the succcs sivc stages Di the
work and the marve0usly fac vcgc nhlcs
and fruit produced, which were placed on
tur NV YORK market IN a condition n
| irc-h as when gathered aud brought
| from three to five times as much AS that
marketed in the customary style, Too
much emphasis could not he laid on the
condition in which fruit and vegetables
are placed on the market,
Among other things he called attention
| to the entire absence of birds because Ot
lack OF wafer To meet this detect,
birds being necessary for the destruction
| pi insects, he inverted a hollow stump in
which he kept water drawn from his
tank, and much to the astonishmrnt ui
the natives gradually attracted into the
vicinity 81 varieties OF birds
Mr. Fullerton was absolutely positive
in his assertion that alfalfa NAV bc
grown it the farmer makes up his mind
t.. and that peach ycllp~s may he
banishcd from the soil without the loss
Of the trees The small sum Of money
invested in this experiment. was probably
the wscst outlay the railroad hasmade
nnd his audience lIt he meeting greatly
delighted that lie had not only pointed
out the wonderful possibilities OF the sol
but had shown them how these could ht
realized by simple, inexpensive methods
within the reach OF all
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

HAyRE bR GRACE. March pad Men
and engines are at work IN the Balti
more aud Ohio railroad filing in with
earth aud crushed stone an Oh qtarry.
west ui the track, over which the road
will run in following tn" res caunc
Stone 5 hcinu crushed for he narudl,I
ihng Of the Rel Air road and the road
lrndua 70 thr Chapel The hil nt the
beginning nI the latter road Is hsirg cat
down At the top and filed IN "a 'ht
bottom so that the ggadr will BE- wu 10
easier
Maryland bay will be observed IN pur
school on Thursdty afternoon, when
Rev. Henry Branch. 81 Baltimore, will
speak on the Bu' ret Of EDUCATION IN
Maryland. Exercises rrl,iy. 70 the
history Of the state will he given hY the
different grades.
At the orange social held Ia Ia. II z.
Church last Friday evening there were
no se,d!ess oranges The greatest nun.
Der Of seeds in any orange was twrutY
three, costing the possess Il an cVInl
number Of cents After a musical and
literary program games we're INDUCED
in
Mr. Richard Lclthiser entertained Il
numbcr of his men friends Al hi. home
oa Union Avenue on his birthday, Aufch
| IL
Miss Hclen Couden Of Elk Mills. was
the guest last week Of Mrs & G. Way.
Mr. Fred lIulse, Of Trenton \ spent
several days with MIR and Mrs. A. u
| Pembroke
Mr. an. MIS- Il Is Pearson have re-
turnrd from a Writ to Elizabeth, n G.,
Miss Mary Mahan has returned from
a visit 10 relatives Ia Chester Pa
On Sunday afternoon iIaylien Acric
order OF Eagles held their annual mr.
mortal service. In the past year tie
order has lost twp members by 6caih.
| On Friday afternoon horse driven hS
Miss Sadie Cross became frightened al
an automobile and ran away draggirs
Miss Cross. who had gotten ou' oi the
buggy and wac attempting 10 hold the
animal. some distance and throwing
Mrs A Dugan from the vrhi, .lc. BOtt
ladies were badly bruised but ESCAPED
,.ore serious rjury
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
A huMANE SIP

The distressing condition of little ten.
year Old Mary Y. Clayton, If fallstpn,
was happily relieved by Justice Lyle -
ttw DAYS ego.
On Information from citizens Of that
vicinity that her father, Wells Clayton,
was utterly worthless aud was harbor.
lnv IN an IA ear w.tLo It food OF protec,
tipu ct any kind Tor the child, . wit was
sworn ont by MIR. George W Parker
president o. the MARYLAND Society for
the Protection Of Children, for her M
rest. After the facts had been estab.
H,hed at the hearing Justice Lyle com
mittcd her 10 the ,cicty and by pre-
vi JUS agreement President Parker at
once turned her over TO the care OF Mrs
George Archer Two other pitttul char,
arters at the heating were his vile, near
y blind from whom he has recently
separated, and her deaf and dumb in.
iant two years old, both showing un'
mistakable signs of extreme want.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
DEER CREEK fARssRy clus

Til, Deer creek Farmers, Club held a mos,
agreeable and successful mectiuy at tho rcai
ISprc of Nlr "A iIltn, ~ Finr,y t''utch
vile. ln.t : .tnrri"y Afternoon. III, roIi cnI
shoyinu the InuryiuE nlrnbcr. and friend.
present Nr,srS a a. Strrrtt Frank II
Jacobs HAIRY StTnshau.h. Miriam Silver
~ Rrntty Harlan Robert e. Richards IA
John \ " rhstrt In EI.>.,rd OuArtr. IohI
Nonrrs William q Michael t. Harvey RAlI
fohn Wilkinson. Amos y. Unticy, Thomn, u
Nnelc X Harris Archer Iohu ; Sladr. rsn
nett II Unfu,, George IL gaifuts t. IaN
renee Mccormick Z clinton Cooper I'D
ward Maxwell l. :. Racr, William Webster.
Rev Iohu Finnry. Inhn H. WorthinGtun an,
prof SNmuu4, OF The Marvlanl Agricultural
coIlrrr "
AiaIurc of the afternoon meeting was nr
,Li,,t I,s.nn in t,I,nruinv aud snrn i'm, frut,
trees hy Prot SXmnus. the work being inter
sptr- al with a running lit,c OF uurs tirns and
uusyti, between him and the nssctuh bile,
ucN = N,uuE trees were II first class OF itVt
.rssou at tho rtytgrs nt the san lose seal,
and all hands had AN oppprtuui'y to u,uuirt
4 practical worEing knowledge Of the suit
lrct which ,nulI never b. 50 well ppih.r,,
lram reading Tbts ltrtuTr CuuivIttpu fla,
club retired in !, houy [, Nj. IfmncNfs autr,
parn To- see the evening 0prrht lions Of tht
lniry. They found nH ynWs In the hands a.
Tenant Conner. ,un Minnie l. wear. of
age t. Whom the club yntrduns int cd praise
aud r'ylt tor nj, thtitt and diligence, am,
condition. uhrut the dairy Mt EinnCy has
equipped thi, department with every cor.
y,ntr nee. tu,ludfuy "A concrete dairy II .fI.t
and tllu.ls aud nttcd IL an with Shufulrs,
.pA-ntui aud steam boiler. The cream :,
shipped dan, t. baltimore Two NIou,h'.
colts aud "a nur lot ni Rrrk shire hogs also At.
tTactCd favorable attention
Returning to hi. home, which ~ "A new
.ttIrIuTV UttrI Mil. ,N,tN modern t.tuN,ut.
rrcr oHg ct the most attractive ul wbt,n BE-.
my Hu tanner So porch enclosed Ia gla-s IN,
nh took up the -u,.ic,t al election at ,llictTs
tor tho rusuinu wear aufi aftct several ballot,
Nj, " realty lIu,lan WAS elected pT, stlcnt.
.tud AT g.. g.. ~II.Ctt secretary. MI l. tlut.
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the sick list are Mrs l. E1glrston, Nj
Thomas nenbuw. Miss Estolla Egglrs
ton aud Mrs W + Drct-
Mcssrs. Elmurc and Howell Smith, u
Dickinson COLLEGE, me visiting their
mother. Mrs NJ X Smith
Miss Mary Rigdun entertained mum.
her ot her friends at tea on saturday
evening. March 18Th.
Miss Jessie Williams Is spcnrIirL some
time IN IirrettsvlIlr
The Ladies Aid Society Of Calvary N
l. Church met NJ tn" home ut Mr. A. u.
Gladden. ON March X
Miss Emma Slrrtt, Of this place, pcut
few days in Baltimore last week
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
THE EXCELLENT RECORD or THE PERRY.
~ MAN ROAD LEAGUE.

We have in hand n report of the third
annual meeting of the PER-, man Road
League, which was unavoidahly crowded
from our columns last week A very
healthy condition of the league is shown,
with its membership of seventy six active
citizens
The following Executive Committee
was elected.
For Upper Bush Rivcr-E. v Stock
ham, ] II Emmurd. ] ]. McGuigan.
Nor Lower Bush Rivcr--I +. Tuwncr
Parker Mitchell, Marion Malcolm.
For Michaelsville road-Charlcs W.
Michael, Cornelius Cole, James r Foard
NFOr Bnothbv Hill rnad-P. NJ. Hall T.
NJ. Clotworthy, Benjamin NJ. Devcr.
Later the EXecuti,c Committees elect.
ed the following officers: ! +. Towner
president; J, II Emmord. secretary; !. ]
McGuigan. treasurer.
The leagues report shows that an un.
usual amount of work has been done for
the money expended and that residents
along the road have rendered valu ,ble
aid. especially by the use OF the King
road drag five Of which are in use by the
league. Six carloads and seven vessel
loads of gravel have been used on the
worst places, making them permanent
beds The T.. H. ard W railroad has
rendered valuable aid in transportation
OF material, and County Commissioner
A. III Wilson has shown untiring interest
III the work Of the league and assisted il
at every step.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
THE GRIM REAPER'S HARVEST


HlnN " - t'fh > - ''N''f'h
Miss Elizabeth Hanna aged II years
died at the home ii her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Robert + Hanna, near Fountain
Green. on Wednesday morning Besides
her parents she is survived by one sister
Miss I.nobia Hanna. Her funeral will
take place this lFridnNl afternoon, scrvic.
es at the house at 2 30 O'Clock intermert
in the cemetery Of tn. Preshy teriau
Church, ChufchS lie
MRS lorN sT0NEY.
Mrs John Stonry. aged 80 years. died
at her home nea- YanIiibbUr on Sunday
Of last week Befides her husband she
is survived by one daughter and two
sons Her funeral took place on Wed
nesday. intrrment being in the cemetery
OF ST. Francis Church. Abingdon Rev
Father Mcnamara oHiciatcd The pail.
bearers were Messrs John Dixon. Peter
Sliiker. Charles Babka, John kahal,
Michael Richter and Frank Dalton.
II. X McCOmas was the undertake
MRS OLIVIA LEWIS unLrISGSwoRrm
Mrs Olivia ] Lcwi' iiollirgS worth,
| widow Of the late Silas W Hulliugs
worth. died at her home near Wilna on
Saturday, aged 60 wears She is suryiv
| ed by two brothers and one sister HeI
funeral took place on Monday afternoon
interment at Friends Meeting House
Fallston The pail bearers were Messrs
Is. + Cronin. Caleb Moore, Charles
Russell, Harry Preston Robert S Pres
ton and David Benson. MIR { Z Horn
berger was the funeral director.
MISS PRISCILLA LIVELY.
Miss Priscilla Livezey. aged CT years
died at the residence Of her brother. Mr.
Robert Lives-y. near Bel Air, on Satur
day. Of heart failure Besides her br0th2
Robert, she Is survived by Messrs Thos
and Jacob Livezey. Of Hartford and lsaa
Livtz Y. # Philadelphia. Her iuuera
took place on Monday, the interyden
being in the cemetery Of the Fri, nd
Meeting House Rallston Rev. W
Hammersley oficiated. The pail bearer
! were Messrs Parker Everett, Waite
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Ashton, last Saturday. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. & J. McComas. Mr.
AID Mrs. Harry Chenworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walton Scarf, Mr. and Mrs Harry
Ashton, Mr.. and Mrs T w Scarf, Mr.
and Mrs. 7. J. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs c
{. Coale. Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs c L. Scarf, MIR. and Mrs
Howard Patterson.
The Committee of INSPECTION, Messrs
{. {. Coale, W. S. Scarf and J. T. John
son reported that they had seen 5 horses
II head of fine. high grade Jersey cows
in prime condition, brood SOW with IL
pigs. and large shoats which are very
valuable at present prices, "A nice lot OF
Rhode Island ked chickens. bronze tur
keys, sufficient feed to last until Spring
l2ia acres Of wheat looking well, house
recently painted and outbuildings white.
washt d aud in good repair.
After refreshments the order of husi
ness was taken up The subject OF "po.
tato Culture" was thoroughly discus sed
by all present
The next meeting of the Club will lie
at the home OF Mir. T. W. Scarf April
ed, when the subject for discussion will
he. What can Farmer do to make his
Farm produce "A greater Revenue"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

rd'r"I tins Il'h any at NIntch, lulO.
lhut ia, .n.r aud. ana reported Ia the uhuyr
'utI,lch 'uubr nv Ihuuns u Robinson, ~.
frru"y. n' nuuiY confirmed. uulr-. cause -
The contrary thereof he shown on 81 before
me 1tt lhy 80 hp.In lDlpt provided, n copy
ul tIus order ~ Inserted In some new ,pHpcf
pshIlsas5 "a liHriDrd county aiprrsHtd, once
Iu ~. D. ~ i}fr' go successive VFrk4 before
iir Hil. iuY 81 pIIl, 1910
1nr gsrprt state. u, amount 81 sales to
u, ~ ,pHt.
IDHa a. ROBiNSpS, Cleib.
True CUpy Iest.
IDHE 4. ROBINSON. CierL.
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The Upper : Roads Farmers Club
held it's regular meeting at Bonds
Gin !" the home Of Mr. and Mrs, S. b.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

BARKING. HACKING RAsPlaG COUGH can he
broken up quickly by Aliens Lung Balsstn.
This old. reliable remedy has been sold for
over 30 years, Ask your druggist about It.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
FOURTH DISTRICT

NJ that tract or parcel of land called
'lltlls and llolluwS," being n part Of "StiII
House Lot No. b. On Deer Creek, near K
Nhcy's Mil, containing MA acres more OF
less, together with improvements thereon
which IS drscrlhcd Ia II deed from Arlury II
Whey to Rachel A, Mcdonald. dated March
a"ih, lNnh aud recorded amongst the Land
Records ut Hartford County in IihcrW. y. 4.
W. -. folio $50, aud assessed to Richafd
w Mcdonald for 1909 taxes. nov In arTcar,
interest thereon aud proportional costs to
hhN III "hlr amounting tO....,.....,...,...SI So 10
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with improvements thereon. which "a Ne
scrubbed in a decd trumC /. balHm aud wife
It al, to Rosa Gallus, dated June 18TH, 1903
aud recorded amongst the aud Records OF
Hartford county in Lihcr W 4. No 100,
tnitn 32i. aud assessed to Rosa Gnllus ioI
iou9 taxes, NOW in Hrrcnr, interest thereon
aud proportional costs to day ct sale
All that lot ur parcel at Land. together
with improvements thereon, lying ON Over
shot branch, containing 10 acres, more or
less, which Is described IN deed tom Stew
art kcaJucy and wife to George and Elisn-
ncth HatryWuu. dated May :. 1909 aud &c.
| corded amongst the Land Records nf Hnr-
tnrd county in l.ihcr ". =. 4. No 1877. folio
-, aud assessed tn Stewart kcarucy tui
1000 taxes, nov in hrICIr interest thereon
aud proportional costs to day at sal,
All that lot at lnud near the Railroad sta.
ion in thc town OF Rel Air, together With i'm
pfoNrmrnts thereon, which Is known as lot
No. ~ IN Richardson's addition to the town
pi llCl Air, and described il a deed from Rich
!rd \ Martin and vii, To- bcttha NJ. Hughes,
latcd october 90. 1905, aud recorded
amongst the Land Records OF Hartford conn
~ IN l.ihcr W. : 4. No. 100. folio llu, and
assessed to Richard \. Martin Tor 1909
IhNrN, now in nrrrar, interest thereon aud
proportional costs 70 day OF sale amounting
to S22 -
Ai that lot III lnnd, together with mrrovc.
n'rhtS thCt'uu, situate IN the South side ui
the icl Ar aud baltimore Turnpike, con.
l'uinE ! acres, more 90 less, which Is lie
srrhcd il a decd from William II. Harlan
!hl !. Edwin Webster, trustees. to Michael
\ ShuuIhnu, dated March 10, 1907, and re
corded amongst the l.nud Records ot Har-
ford county Ia Iihcr " =. T.. No i@n, fuliu
~, aud assessed To Michael 4 Shnnahnn
tor lHuH taxes. NOW IN ,rrcnr, interest there
ON aud proportional costs 1" day OF sale
amounting tu,,.. .,- ............ 81 4 80
NJ that lot - parcel Ut laud known rs
'NhhnttS Forest" ON the road from Web.
,tcr'~ mil to- Cnrsin's Kun, cont aiming as
t't"-, more or less, together with improve.
wcuts thereon, which is dcsvrihcd in a deed
nom Mary student To- August Rcits aud W
&, bowman, dated December 2Sth ipuT
Hud recorded amongst the land Records ni
'iurturd county in I.ihrr W ). T. 40. I22
l1I" as. rud assessed to bowman aud
Ecits Tor 1909 taxes, now in nrrCur interest
ihrttnn and proportional costs to day at
SAFE amounting to..t...,,,. So. so
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25

Al, TINT .yt "a tbl ,sv." OF nul AR On tho
Gnrin shc ~ EGrt hgp"ait Hyrurt tDgtthc ~
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FORCED INTO EMIL t.

VIM. Upchurch Of Glen OAK Okla,
was an exile from home, Mountain
air, he thought, would cure tli-"tfuI
lungracking cough that had deHrd all
remedies for two years. Ai'er six
months he returned, death dogIing
his steps. "Then | began to use Dr.
Kings New Discovrp,' lie writes
"and after taking six bottles am as
well as ever" 1t saves thousands
yearly from desperate lung diseases.
Infalible for Coughs and Gods, 1t
dispels Hoarscrcs AID Sore Throat.
Curss G,ip, BroLchj'is. lIemorr'
hayes, Asthma, Group, Whooying SOC
and 81 90, trial bottle free, guaranteed
by All druggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-15

lhouch you drive Nature out with n
ENchfor6 she always comes back
''~-r>'n~ pOvarh
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-15

There are some people you can
not be with for Lalf an hour but
YOU feel cheered and comforted
Then there arc some people you
cannot be with for five minuets
before you feel miserable. They
do not mean to disturb you, but
they annoy you to the bone. They
gather up all the yarn which the
gossips spin, and peddle it out,
They gather up all the adverse
criticism about your person, about
your business, about your home,
about your church, aud they make
your ear the funnel into which
they pour it. They laugh hearth
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-15
lpHRHsnG RATES FURNISHED Oh APPLICATION

The TINES hns been daily entered NJ iii'
.ost Office IN Superfos' Wfsconsin''ss ee'n"-
lass matter.
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About all you hear from some
people is sarcasm. No matter
how great the speaker, how earn
est the worker, they see nothing
utbLemishes, discrepancies and
Irregularities. They behold no
goodness or greatness il, anything
but themselves. Good for them
and the world too, that the Lord
doesn't photograph the interior Of
their carcass, and with the great
stsrcoscopc Of heaven flash il ON
CANVASS to the gaze of the public.
We are spared an awful sight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-15

There is no profession in the
universe which is SO trying upon
the nerves as journalism. The
weekly grind becomes IN time n
serious strain upon the nerves of
the constant work and irratnbiity
is as logical a sequence asmud
after ram. And to keep sweet
amid the whack and ruin of ply
steal fiber requires more than
ordinary strong viii. But to
smile and smile, the feeling a
william still is our sacred duty, if
not ourself, Mt feast to our neigh.
bors. Someone with n wis,
noodle says that sugar viii catcl
mcre flies than vinegar, and it i,
true. Then let us use sugar an,
keep sweet.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-15

"TLe Socialist" by Guy Thor, is Il
story that leads one OH by its bold
ness its vigour, IS interesting real
ism of both ducal spIendour aud evil
sqular and by the individual interest
it attaches to social phareses and pIo-
blems.
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Not Very NciehborI 10,

pugald-Yon was not verra neigh
borllke thing TO be dom. Angus. when
you was telling the whole toon that
was drunk aal the week that we was
in Glescow Angus never said no
sich word cot o my lips, pugald Mac
Kay Asl ! said was that you was
perfect sober on the Sabbath dayT-
London Opinion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-15

Since the Copenhagen profes-
sos have branded Cooks records
N. g., why not give them n
chance TO O. X. Perry's?
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About all you hear frold some
people is sarcasm, No matter
how great the speaker. how famous
the orator or how earnest the
worker, they see nothing but
blemishes, discrepancies and ir-
regularities. They behold no
goodness or greatness in anything
bit themselves. Good for them
and the world, too, that the Lord
doesn't photograph the interioe of
their carcass, and with the great
storeoseope of heaven flash it ON
canvass to the gaze Of Che public.
We are sparett m awful sight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-01-15
KILLS HER FOE OF 20 YEARS.

"The most merciless enemy ! had
for twenty years" declares Mrs. Jas,
Duncan, of IIaynesviiIe, Me. twas
Dyspepsia, rufler'd Intensely after
eating or drinking and'could sclrtcly
sleep, After many remedies hid
failed and several doctors gave me
up. tried ecr.c Bi.lrs, which
cured mo completely. Now | car eat
anything. am 70 years old aud am
ovcrjoyed to get health and strength
back again. For indigestion, Loss
Of Appetite, Kidney Trouble, Lame
Back. Female Complaints, is une.
ebualed. Only soc at all druggists.