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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06
with the advertisers.

Business is beginning to ''get a move
on" in Florence. Cotton is coming in
fast and the gin here has all it can do.
The high price of cotton and cotton seed,
coupled with the fact that the boil weevil
scare made the people economic and raise
more food stuff, will put the farmer in
farley good shape this fall.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06

FOR SALE-4o acre farm one mile
from Florence, Miss. Easy walking
distance school, One third cash, balance
to suit purchaser. Address News, Brandon,
Miss
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06

Benson Miller at Florence has as pretty
lot of Rhode Island Red chickens as tha
writer has ever seen. He intends to en-
ter number of them in the Beat One
Fair This stock of chickens was pur-
chased from ]. H. Powell, Bolton. See
Mr.. Miller's ad in this issue
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06
IN FLORENCE.

FOR Subdivisions for sale or rent
Also plantation for sale or tent one mile
from Florence. R. 1, AlLLS.
Florence, Miss
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06

Don't say you haven't anything to show
at the Beat Fair. Read tht premium LIST
on this page. Prizes oteHsd for every~
thing but lazy man.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06

a. Best Colt under four months. 90
s. Best Tamworth pair hogs under year 90
8 Best trio white Wyandotte chickens. :. 90
2. Best Devon male. :. {. -. So
s. Best pair Berkshire hogs under year 90
g. Best pair turkeys. 90
Best and calf. -. 90
Best trio Plymouth Rock hens. 90
Best variety fowls. 90
10. Best hefer under three years. =. 90
IA. Best harness horse. 90
Is Best trained yoke yearlings. so
I6. Best rs
II. Best Jersey hefer - years 90
IS Best horse raised in beat 90
I9 Best Buff Kngton chickens. 90
Best months pigs-(hat) 90
Best Jersey cow, any age. 90
Best mule colt year. 90
49, Best male hog under no.. 90
a. Best 3-5 years. 90
25 Best male calf under years 90
26 Best trio Rhode Island Red chickens 90
~. Prize Buff Kington chickens. so
IS. Greatest number of horses and mules are age
(cos ncluded) raised by 90
49, Best SOW and pigs. ...... 2 90
co. Best trio Plymouth Rock chickens. 90
a. Best saddle horse . . :. :. :. !. :. :. :. SO
g. Best pair home raised mules, any age(bbL hour 90
49, Best home-raised Jack under years-(shot gum
s4 Largest number of colts from 90
S. Largest chicken prize. rs
&C. Best variety beef cattle any grade mot less tEan
6)-double Dbl. shot gun
81. Best trio partridge Wyandotte chicken. 90
49, Best trio blue Andalusan chickens. sol
SO. prize best male colt years.. oo
40 Best matched pair home-rased mules-(hat).. 90
Al. Best pair Berkshire hogs. -. =. oo
AZ. Best Poland China SOW. :. ooI
AZ. Best pair White hogs. 90
a.. Best Poland China gilt and pigs-by boy
(pigs under mo.) :. oo
as. Best mule any age. $3.50. -. oo
46. Best horse any age. 90
AZ. Best mich any age. sol
4S. Best Guinea pigs pair 90
49. Fastest pacing pony ridden by boy under IS
years-Ist prize (bride) $2.oo; end prize
(bridle) rs
So Best buggy pony, raised in beat i driven by
boy under IS in fastest trotting time-(bridle 90
81. Best and colt latter under 90
81. Best collection beef cattle. SO
So Best herd of Red Pole cattle not less than so
50. Best pair ducks. =. rs
S. Best pair goats. so
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Best bushe in =. 90
2. Best corn. 90
8. Best pumpkin. 90
4. Best yield of wheat land. SO
$. Best dozen stalks Louisiana cane-(shoes) so
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06
RHODE ISLAND RED CHICKENS FOR SALE

| have a fine lot Of Rhode IS
land Red Chickens, bought of j.
H. Powell, of Bolton. Plenty of
eggs to sell.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06
List Beat One FarO be Held at Florence October 20 and g. 1910

6. Best exclusive of club. so
y. Best II dozen bundles wheat. ;. :. ....a sol
g. Best variety turnips.. =. :. :. :. :. 80. sol
g. Kershaw.. i. :. :. :. i. so
Best potatoes. :. -. -. ;. -. -. :. :. sol
H. Best IL bu peanuts. 90
II. Best hubbard squash. -. ....... COL
13. Best dozen stalks in ear :. - :. :. COL
IA. Best variety grain. :. COL
IS. Best wrapped and marked bale sol
I6. Best and straghest yards furrow.. DOL
II. Best dozen :. :. !. - COL
Is. Best home-raised pecans. col
I9. Best pumpkins ..... Isl
Best Water melon -. Isl
Best Exclusive club) :. -. sol
Best dozen stalks corn in ear. :. :. :. ;. so
%. Best 12 dozen bundles wheat. :. ;. sol
"a. The boy who best represents pictures the
typical farmer boy, ready for blowing
under I6 years. sol
IS. Best display home products by two boys under
16 years. 90
26. Best in beat by boy belonging
Enthusiastically IS COL
II. prizes club -. :. =. DOL
20. Best yield of wheat :. ;. :. :. 10 COL
a9 Best bu boys club boys be under oc
80. Best gal. syrup-(table) 49,. :. sol
81. Best bu corn cultivator). COL
81. prizes best display products ....s. COL
CULINARY.
Best bread made from White Crest hour-bb.
White Crest -four.
Best pound cake by girl under IS years-goId pin.
g. Best chocolate cake by girl under IS years oc
A. Best plain cake ocl
$. Best layer cake. oc
6. Best Silver cake. -. $500. So. DOL
7. Best corn bread ((pone made with water) DOL
5. Best light bread (these made by girl under lS oc
9. Potato pudding. ...s... oc
Best h. butter. :. ..... 49,. DOL
II. Best chicken salad. ). :. 1910. DOL
Best variety canned fruits. =. :. :. -. COL
10. Best variety canned vegetables. Z. 49,. COL
IA. Best sweet pickles. -. sol
IS. Best sweet cucumber. sol
10 Bestvariety canned fruits and preserves. COL
II. Best glass apple jelly :. ;. ...... sol
IS. Best exhibit of canned goods and preserves,
riety considered. :. =. :. ;. ;. :. =. sol
I9. Best variety jelly. -. ...... COL
20. Best picked beets... =. 49, al as
II. Best quart tomato catsup -s..sxxn co!
~. Best variety homemade candy :. :. :. COL
20. Best homemade candy. =. :. :. :. =. 1 DOL
"a. Best apple jelly. :. ;. :. -. .z5I
IS. Best Plum jelly. -. :. :. :. =. :. asl
26. Best Blackberry jelly :. -. Isl
IT. Potato salad .2sI
2S Best peach preserves. Isl
29 Best Pear preserves. :. :. ..... rs
go BEST Plum preserves. rs
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-06

81. Dest rig preserve 800. - - - - rs
sa Best chew-chow pickles. go. ......... so
49, Home cured ham ;. -. co
a. lbs homemade honey. -. ;. -. so
S. Light bread rolls :. ;. !. :. :. :. 80. 1 90
g. Best pumpkin pie. :. :. :. :. 49,. .2s
MISCELLANEOUS. 4
I. typical pioneer boy cabin made by boy under y
IS years. ....s 90
2. To the person who trades horses the greatest
number of times during fair. .....s Cd
3. Best milk maid ca
4. Most graceful rider IA years (bridle) .s 2 90
prizes most graceful rider IA years (brdle.. rs
Most graceful girl rider age bridle) -. 90
prizes graceful girl rider IL age-(bridle 90
8. Most graceful lady horseback. ....... so
9. Most graceful boy rider under 49,. =. ... a 50
prizes boy rder-rding whip.
Pretties girl under IS years :. :. :. :. :. 10
Finest looking baby under years. .....s ca
49, Prettiestbaby under years. ...4
IA PrettleS baby under year. 90
IS Prettiest baby under :. -. :. ou
I6 Best oil painting. :. :. :. -. .......... . 50
II. Best painting in coIors :. :. 4 %
IS. Best composition by boy girl-subject "Bene-
fits of the Beat Fair. :. :. :. ....A ca
10. and prizes Benefits of the Beat Fair. - I 90
Best pole climber boy under IS years. ,. -. 90
81. Oldest chair soc; Oldest dress, soc; Pfettest
ferns soc; Prettiest potted plants - - so
Most graceful rider 60 years. ). !. 90
as. Mother of the family which makes the most
creditable exhibiton-(hat :. :. 90
a. PrIzes-(hat) -. s
2s Preuiest cut Aowers-(hat pin) =. -. =. -. so
20 Best ak handle. ou
IT Best Hundred shirt, girl under 10 years.
3D. Best Hundred dress by girl under IS years.
NEEDLE WORK
Best made dress by girl under 10 years. -. 81
2. Best made dress by girl under IS years.
s. Best hand embroidered waist. 49,. so
4. Best hand embroidered dress. =. -. . so
S. Best embroidered center piece. oo
Best embroidered colored pece-coored floss
Best embroidery of description by girl under
8. Most artistic quilt old - -. 2 So
9. Most artistic hand woven bed spread old so
Best hand made basket by child under :.
Prettiest piece hand made ace-(hat pn) so
Hand work--(baby dress).
Mr. Will Martin. =. -. ST. od
w H. Watkins 2 50
aylor-Wllls Co.,. 10 90
Jackson Bank S 90
A. C. Jones'. 2 sd
c. w. Alliston. :. :. :. - '. 5000 so
Bowers Bros 90
Howard Walker. ....'' co
Monaghan So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Ladies Furs


AT $3.50 we have Ladies' Fur
Set, MuiT and a Throw Scarf This
is not fur that will wear forever, but
is all right for enc season.
At $3.50 are a few Brook Mink
Scarfs Of very good value. Are made
with six soft tails.
At S30s is long Isabella opossum
Scarf; is made double, with six soft
tails; is nice blend and viii wear
like iron.
AT $500 is dark Isabella opossum
Scarf; is very deep full Scarf, and is
an extra value.
At $500 and 1878 are some Black
Opossum Scarfs. Some are plain, 9TH
ers have the heads in the back.
At $500 is large shawl Collar Scarf
in the brown coney, silk lined.
At 1915 is one Of the best values
IN an Isabella 0possum We can show
is a full shawl collar effect, lined with
Skinner satin.
AT ss75 is the same style, only a
little larger and better quality.
We are offering in our new
one-half price, mostly large ST
tains, Couch Covers and Port
will wash and look like new.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

FOR 'sALE-Good coal heater Apply
Jas. Summers, Washington street, near
Phelps mills Tel. 2l-5. Apply tonight
or tomorrow. lsStl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Ladies Fur Coats

II il predicted that this viii be the
largest Fur Coat season for many years.
The Fur Coat that is the most popular
and the enc That has got the most
value for the money is the Russian
Pony.
We have al $500 small size in
an Electric Seal Coat, carried from last
season
At s27.5O is good value in a
3G-ineh guaranteed coney coati Is one
Of our best styles.
At s42.5O IS guaranteed coney
Coat that comes So inches long and
has the best Skinner satin lining
At $4,000 is good value in a fine
quality Black Pony Coat.
If You want long Fur Coat, see
the value we have in Russian Pony
with high collars, at only $500.
At $4,000 is a good value in
Russian Pony; is q very fine gloss black
and has the best quality Skinner satin
lining. We have few Odd Coats in
marmot and electric seal
id Longarie Waists to close at
Ie extra values in Lace Cur
1t is the coat for babies as it
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

WANTED Two reliable men TO work
in cider MILL For particulars call in
the afternoon at 81 Currier street. lSSt3'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

FOR SALE Oh TO RENT - House Of eight
rooms barn, hen house. two acres OF land, just
out OF city, also a good COW. VIII sell at
bargain IL taken at once. Easy terms Inquire
Of Mrs. S. Miles. 50 Merchant street tst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

Regular meeting of Barre
aerie, No. 1873, +. o. r., this
evening at 1880 o'clock. In
itiation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
GRANITEvILLE.

Help wanted: Men, women and chill.
dren, at the vestry of the Episcopal
church. Websteryille, at Z o'clock sharp,
Tuesday evening, October % to assist
in the good work Of eating up some
fifty or more fine chickens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
The Daylight Store
700 LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

WANTkD-HoarueT at No. Church street.
Room and board at moderate prices. Rooms
heated by hot air furnace Best dinner IN this
city for 25c Charles Patch. iSstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Blankets, Comforts, Bed Spreads

Sheets and Pillow Slips for the cold weather that is sure
to come,
1t will be your interest look at stock OF Warm
Bedding before purchasing your winter stock.
Comforts ash Down thick and lofty, uxurousy
and wonderfully light Different than the ordinary kind
Handsome designs Slkan Sateen and SILK, 81 90 20 o.
3 90 3 so, A. so and 90
Blankets full SIZE at 65c zoe soc CSC 81 20 and so
Wool Finish Blankets at So 90 2 so, 90 and so
Bed Spreads at zoe s9c. 90, 80 and 2 90.
Sheets extra good values soc and 65c each.
Pillow Slips at 10 &c f5c and lie each.
PERRY q CAMP.
Telephone II and rs Street. Barre Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
"a P ABBOTT s COLA r ABBOTT s Co "A. p ABBOTT CO.


The best time to buy Fur
Goats or Small Fnrs is the
FIRST of the Season, as then you
get the full seasons wear out
of your furs, as we'll as the
finest selection. Fars are not
like cloth, you can duplicate
a piece of goods very easily,
but when you try to match a
fur it is different. If we were
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

POSITION WANTED-In granite
manufacturers Office by young lady ca
pable OF doing bookkeeping, stenography
or drafting Address 90 Park street,
City. lSst6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Ladies' Furs

AT from $1,000 to $500 il va
riety of Black Sable and Isabella Fox
Scarfs. These are mostly the fiat, silk
lined styles, as this style is much more
popular.
The Jap and Eastern Mink ere much
more popular this season than they have
been, and as they are Fur that has
extra fine wearing qualities they will
surely appeal TO all who want a good
style and at the SAME time a service.
able Fur.
Our line Of Mnffs is larger than we
have ever shown, and we can match
almost any Fur you may want,
We start them in Coney at $3.50,
but the Opossums that we give you
at from S39s to $3.50 will outwear
Furs you win pay double that price
for.
If You want a good Jap Mink Muff,
see our line from $1,000 to $500.
At $3.50 is a special value in a
line Of Fox Muffs that we can match
in scarf for good set.
Our line OF Mink Scarfs and Muffs
is the best we have ever shown, and
are values we cannot duplicate later.
/ - -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

A regular meeting of
.z-fASfa Loyal Green Mountain lodge
"a W. win be held in their hall
on Monday evening. October
"a, at $3.50 o'clock. There will also be
centennial celebration after the regular
business, with concert, refreshments
and dance. so let all brothers be there
on time. The concert commences at
Z 80 Per order Of sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

This is to notify all doing business
with the Martinson Estate company that
on and after this date | will not ac-
knowledge any bills for the company
that are contracted without my ap-
prevail
John Nicholson, Manager.
Sept. Is. 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

FOR SALE-Sweet cider; a carload of
sweet cider the last of the week. Leave
your order with James Harvey, express
man. iSst3'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-02
volvl11 NORWOOD Mo- Thursday snd. 1910 No. 19,

the world; Judged BY this eosts
we are the most savage people -
Christendom. A
There was considerable inter.
est shown this week In the lower
House Of Congress over . proyis.
ioniu the Sunday Civil Bill, sp.
propriating for the support OF
soldiers homes. Mr.. Killiher Of
Massachusetts, Bartholt OF Mis-.
souri, and Stafford Of Wisconsin.
tried very hard TO have the can
teen retored at these soldiers'
home. Congress-. however.
refused to readmit the canteen.
! Mr.. Sims of Tennessee made Z
fervid speech against the canteer
in the houses and IN the army,
and was chccred by members q
the Sunday School Cpnusntiou
J. In the House galleries.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-02
Read w orkinu.

We have understood by good
authority that our road super.
visor had some stumps to take
out TN a part of the road that he
had to work, and that he ordered
some dynamite so that he could
have them blown up and as the
County did not furnish the dy.
Mantle. 1t took four men HI day
to take out one stump when with
ten cents worth Of dynamite II
could OF been lifted out in ter
minutes: we tkinkthat there Ia ar
injustice in ourroad avs anyway
YET We cannot blame tn" coun
ty: hut that stump had 70 busi
ness to grow right in the road
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-02

session Of Congress-, butt Is pro |
babe that the matter will bel
taken mp early on the assembling
Of Congress- next December.
Your readers will doubtless re.
member the desire expressed hs
the President Of The United
States in q number ofhis address,
es for such changes in criminal
law AZ will more directly bring
offenders to justice and more ef-
fectually secure their punish.
ment in the interest OF repress'
ing crime. The average Amer
ican citizen does not fully realize
the relative status Of his country
in tho criminal annals OF the
world. An eminent authority on
the subject of crimnology has
recently written that "homicida
crime has increased 45% in tht
United States since 1889, there
by the ratio o; convictions 10 Leaf
than lOGe. The ratio of convic
tions in Germany il $50. Ba
Russia, homicidal crime in tn
/, United States exceeds the tcta
|, of that of any ten civilized nations
, 1t is estimated TINT $4,000 !
. the United States whom the Ia,
Z doss not,souch, choose and pu1
q sue criminal careers. The n,
r tional debt is 1864 600, 600; III
a national cost of crime Is $l,37
q 000, 600" IT il common for l
- to bear from the pulpit and fro
h the platform that ignorance
the cause OF crime. IL Is inco
10 testable that the American peop
a pay more money for educate
.r that any other two countries
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-02
'ss,t s.s
FAR RMERs' ATTENTION!
sltt

The Missouri Farmer and
Breeder Missour's great hew
farm and stock paper, puts you
in touch with Missouri's Greats
Agricultural College and the fntt|
things it is doing for the Mis-
souri, farmer. Ills q big monthly
and only costs SOC per year. No
progressive Missouri farmer can
afford TO do without 1t. Order
it now and read 1t during the
long summer days. Leave
your subscription at the once or
the WORLDS CREssEr.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-02
answer TO BRO. GUsT|hs
INQUIRY.

Bro. Gustin doesn't believe in
Home Industry" as we do, we
believe that if the Bro. under
stood the Bible, on this point,
him and l would see just alike.
The Bro. concludes that Home
Industry on the plan that we
speak of can not be accomplish
ed. For he says that one, two or
even a half dozen counties go into
the tanning business that they
could not compete with the big
manufactures. From the point
of view that he speaks of we shall
admit that it could not be done.
But we must say to you, that tan.
ming and finishing leather is but
u drop in the bucket of Home
Industry. Now then, dear Bro
and readers of the CREssET. The
| first thing we wish to inform you
of; is this, that "gnme Industry"
made up with the same kind of
patriotic blood that run thru the
veins of our fore fathers Of 76
: would not meet any opposition in
speculation in the profit system;
you may ask why? And We shall
answer Home Industry" starts
of with the AK and mattock
md. The plow. 3rd. Plant the
i seed. 4th. Cultivate. 9Th. Rear
: and garner in. 9th. And manu-
. factor it into fit use. But be
e fore we do this, we must own thu
q land here is the hardest problem
q to be solved. We have been rob
e ed of our land and homes, hov
y are we to get the land back! ON
" man can start Home Industry
II but he must have land to start /
IL on. A thousand men or NOR
IN can start Home Industry, bu
IN they must have land to start it or
y The gustion is how will we get i,
D. How to get the land we shall al
81 swer later on in another article
o. For the present we shall give
our readers the manner in whiC
to start Home Industry let te
or as many more thousands
farmers as will go in. For
themselves into a union of Hon
Industry" husbandry, with u
determination and resolution
ar. starting right with 1t, under al
circumstances, that might !.
he presented, or present themselve
ON We prefer to say by way of 9
lrt- PLANTATION that we'll just take in
ate radience of NE miles and cou
be- every man, woman and child
est that radience. And then max
calculation Of what it will take
is keep them the year aroul
ia. Then whaty Well now we ,
going to go to work in clear
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-02
TITS REPORTED THAT
JEWS ARE DRIVEN
FROM KlEV.

EXPULSION Is Attended with Har'
rowing Sights.
AT ST PETERS, May 26-The
exodus of Jewish families from
Kiev was begun. The total depart
ure from that city up to that date
was 800 prescribed families be-
longing exclusively to the poorest
classes.
II is said the expulsion il
attended with narrowing sights.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-06-02

plant the corn, build the mill and |
grind our own -four. and meal.
And eat our own bread. Sow
the grass that will keep the cat
tie and sheep we wall shear the[
wool Oh the Sleeps back, and
then build our. factory and make
our own clothes and wear our
own apparel. Take the hides from |
Che beef's back, and tan our own
leather, and make our ovn shoes.
Pack our own meat. And in this
manner supply our numeratlons
that we have made Of the consum.
ers in the radience above named :;
save the freight " and from the
city. And then what ever over
plus of production there Ii in
this radience, then let the specu-
lators have If, they want it. This
people in this radience are a
happy people; they live within
their income and raise and make
all they eat and wear, and have
something left.
Yes but Mr.. Editor just hold
on. Suppose those spectators
ship in q few car loads of this and
that, and offer D 'sen it u great
deal cheaper than you can raise
it: we answer right then 10 ths
time for this people to show theil
strength in their union in Home
Industry" just tell those specula
tors that you don't need theil
, cheap good, that you have plcnt.
=, of your own. That they shal
take the goods they have, ant
give them back to the ones VIII,
, produced them, who they hat
= stole them from. And thi
!. would only need to be repeated
y once until those speculator
n would understand that they ha
), run up against Home Industry
= and that too Bible "Home Indus
u try" this kind of Home Indus
- try" is not to speculate on but
, is to fulfill this part of God
- word.
Aud they sh,Il build ho,f.es. and tnhs'
them. anu they shsl! plant vineyards md q
o. the fruit OF them.
TO They shsll not buad, and antyther inhab
,h thsy shall not plnt and smother cat; for ~
an days Of tree are the days Of my people. 4
minc elect shall long enjoy the work ot th
hands,
III They shall not labour In vain nor bring fo
ne for trouble. for they arthc seed Of tbs bles'
he Of the LORD. aud their oaspring With them,
of And II shall come to pass, that before II
mn call. viii snswsr snd willis they arc ycs spe'
=. Ing. win Lsar.
The wolf and the lamb shsll fed scSeth
~ and the lion shnn cat straw hko the bullo
en- and dust shall bsihe serpen.'s meat. They q
4 10, hurt nor destroy In oil my holy ncnnt
int saith the Lem. Isa. oD-,sI IS. q
in We believe this win feed
e a hungry, cloth the naked, take
to way slavery, and establish socl
nd. ism in all it's beauty. And tru
are and the profit system win b
ing thing Of the past.