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New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
BON DS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

fhe market on the Consolidated Ex-
chanse was broad one in respect to the
variety OF issues dealt in, siXty-one differ
ent stocks changing hands Bidding was
brlsk at the opening. with room traders
inclined to take the bull side, but they
the market, and generally let go the lines
they mad taken on Sales of all stocks
totaiIed So,2Sl shares, with Steel common
Ieadlns IN volume Reading second Union
Pacific third and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
iourth' TINS representing unusual activity
IN tne last named. An incident was the
purchase or one share of Delaware Lack
aWanna d Western at 500 by room
traoer, VINO bid the same price for twenty
Pacific both touched prices Ia of a point
above their high figures on the 0ther
board. The high for Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Sit was 80 8, against a on the other ex-
change. but its low was 75ia. against IS.
Detailed operations follow:
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CoPeRTNERSHiP NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHRIS
TIAHA = RICHTER, THERESA RICHTER
VCRI. and FREDERICK ". RICHTER, Who
severally reside West Hohoken. Hudson
County. Kew Jersey. ha Ve formed limited part
rership accordance With the provisions Of
Chapter s.. Article 4, Of the Consolidated La AVS
Of 1909 In the business Of general iron workers
and dealers. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
end County Of New York under the firm name
and stvie Of Frederick " Richter & Co. in
u hich the above named persons are all the par
ties who interested therein; that said Fred
erCk ". Richter and Theresa Richter Nohl are
the general partners. and are of full age. ana
the said Chrisrisna T Richter Is the special part
ner and Is IF fun that the said Christiana
T Richter has contributed and paid in. in cash.
the sum OF One thousand Isl 900, Dollars OF
capital TO the Common stock: and that the sara
Partnership is To commence on the tventy-flrSt
oay Of January. 1910. and is 10 terminate the
Death cf the said ChTisti2na T Richter unless
sooner dissolved in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the said special partnership
Dated New York. January 21st 1910.
FREDERICK ". RICHTER.
THERESA RICHTER NOFIIA
General Partners.
CEIsISTIANA : RICHTER,
rlrfa ~
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THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
Notice to Non-Depositing
Bondholders

Holders Of the four per cent. hrst conscEs.
dated mortgage one-hundred- year gold bonds
OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company. issued
under its consolidated mortgage. dated Nay
18th. 1900. not yet deposited. are hereby ncti-
fed that they may. without penalty. bscons
parties TO the BondhoIders' Agreement Of No.
vember 6th. 1907. and entitled to the benstts
OF the Plan and Agreement OF Rsorsanizatoa
of December ond. 1909 by depositing tns.s
bonds with the coupon OF January 1st, 1908
and all subsequent coupons attached, with ths
Central Trust Company or New York. "a Wall
Street. Dcpositary under said BondholdsrS
Agreement. before February 2sth. 1910.
1856 1000 Of said Consolidated Bonds have
been deposited or agreed to be deposited under
said Bondholders' Agreement, being over es1S
per cent Of the total fssue.
Dated New York, February 93rd. 1910.
JAMES y. WALLACE. :
ADRIAN ISELIN.
EDMUND ID. RANDOLPH,
MORTIMER T.. sCHIFF.
JAMES TIMPSON,
HARRY BRONNER.
Bondholders' Committee.
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3ankers. posted raLes vic As follon.s:

DOM MESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston 1oc
discount: Chicago. ice premium San Fran
cisco. sight 1ei2c. telegraph 15c premium;
New Orleans. commercial. 25c discount
bank s. premium: Charleston. buying par,
selling l-19c premium: 81. Louis, S5c pre-
MUM bid. 45c premium asked. MINNEAPOLIS
45c premium: Savannah, buying 3-lsc dis
count, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes s3a5. .2523S9 balances Se1 aSs. .Sss: Bal
81: Boston. exchanges .222 balances
Y lc9615. Chicago. exchanges S4S. .3s6, ,S5l bah
ences So .S34.
SILVER NARkET.-Commercia bar sill
Yer. 5o3sc Mexican silver dollars sc. Bar
silver in London closed at o32sd. a decline
o. SD
GOLD PREMTCM.-In Madrid, 6s0: Lis
bon. 1850
aIEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican ex-
change on New York 3 quoted at 2 0l11.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. - Receipts
from customs yesterday We're S9iS. .379: in
ternal revenue S222 $50 and miscellaneous
s53 .2s3, total of Sl.224 0l3 against total eX-
penditures on ordinary account OF s. 335, 500.
For the month to date ordinary receipts
have been $40 2as e62 and ordinary expendi-
tures $3.50. so. tile excess Of receipts
amounting TO =. 466. 50. For the fiscal wear
to date ordinary receipts have been S417-
s25.2Sl. against S375.-7l,3 ,339 ia the same time
431. against ~. 2il-5s3 iii 1893. the excess of
expenditures this year amounting 10 S24,-
17SI7e. compared with an excess last year
OF 81. 80. PAS Including Panama Canal &C
count and public debt, the excess of all
expenditures over receipts since July
amount 20 S45 ss9. 80. against an excess
IN the corresponding period a year ago Of
.lo7. So So.
SCRTRE REASCRY.-The SGb-Treasury was
debtor 10 the Clearing House 81 s5l
New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities the
speculation was almost confined TO me
mining issues. The copper stocks were the
good inside buying. while the industrial
list was a shade easier but dull. The prln-
cipal features in the mining list were
Greene-Cananea Goldfield Consolidated
Kerr Lake and Chino. all Of which showed
strength and activity. In other quarters
OF the list price movements were irregular
although fluctuations were small. In the IN
dustrials Standard Oil, after early steadi-
ness ran off about points. American To-
bacco shade easier United cigar
ing Paper stocks were neglected. In bonds
Des Moines & Fort Dodge second 5s,
JackaWanna Steel Consolidated Mortgage
IS and Western Pacific 5s we're the active
features
New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
MEETINGS.
Notice of Election of Directors

Notice of Election OF Dfreclofs
-Corioe Is hereby given thai meeting of the
stockholders Of Lawrence Barnum & 90. viii bs
be q 81 the cflce OF the Company. al no. "a
Pine Street. the Borough Of Manhattan. IN
TIRE CITY q New York. the 18th day Of March
1910 at ten O'Clock il the forenoon. for the
PURPOSE Of electing seven directors for the en-
suing scar and rwo inspectors Of election 70
serve the next annual meeting. and for the
Transaction Of such other business may prop
eilV come before said meeting Polls viii re
r7s IN open until clever cclock in the forenoon
- scid dsV. 7. Y WALTERS Secretary
. PING $. NeN y or CitN. February .. 1910.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing f910-e2
(Furnished by Swartwout Il AppenzsIlar. No. q
Pine

Il
Name Maturity. Interest Yield
Atlantic Coast Line p c. 19f0-f1.. rs ~
Buff Roch & 49, c. 19i9-'25.. ~ ~
Cent OF Ga Ry 4I2-5 p c. 19lO-'1I..- a. ~
Cent r of y p c. 1912-lI--- 50
Chesapeake & Ohio p c. 1910 III +A, ~
Chic & Alton 4-41z-5 ? c, 1910 10. As ~
c r & P Ry +1--6 c, 1efO-19.-- IS. IA
Gin Ham < u 49, ? C.. 1910 ~ SIS 80
Delaware & Hudson az c, 1922--- - Al
Erie 441z-5 p c. 1901 '1I...-.-....-- 50 AZ
Hooking Valley +-4lz c. 191e-'1s- -. ~
Hudson & Manhattan D 1908 SO 4's
Kan City Ft 5 & NJ Az c. l91-'15. SIS ~
Kansas City So Al c. 1910 ~ -
Lshigh Val r 44}c c. 1910-'16. 4>s -
Missouri Pacific . c. 1910 H. 81 -
Mobile & Ohio SO c. 1910 l6- .---. - -
y Y Central Lines c. 1910 % ~ ~
Norfolk & Western c, 19lh-'1S.- - 80
PennsN lvania Si2-t e 1919 II. - =
ST L san +-4t2-5 c. 191G-'11.- 5s -
do guar \. = & Z ) c. 1910-'lI ~ -
Seaboard Air 7, +ie-S {. l9lo-'11-- ~ -
Southern Ry 3i.-iiiz p c. 19fo'2f ~ ~
Texas & Pacific +i2-5 1910 Is -
Virgipian Railway c. f9lN'19 5ls -
Wabash r r 4i3-3 2 c. t9lH-'2l --.- tS
Wheeling & L f AS c. 1902. ~
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

oEzT,~E OF T9F AMERICAN COAL CON-
PANY. OF ALLEGANY COUNTY
Nc / Broadway.
New York February 21s;, lslo-
TIE Board OF Directors of The American No1i
Company OF AlleEanv County has his day De
ciared 9 serni-annual dividend Of Three per cent
upon the capital stock Of the Company. pazsoIe
e this o<fice Tuesday. March 1st 1910. 10
stockholders of record at O'Clock F. NJ rep
rua~,- as 1910 The transfer books will not be
-ol1scd GEORGE NJ BoW1Bf- treasurer.
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY,
25 Broad Street New York February is, 1Slo
The regular quarterly dividend Of enc and one
haif T5er cent ,1lsTe viii be paid April list 1910
to preferred stockholders Of record al q Z Nj
Tuesday. March 22G. 1910
JAMES l. MORGAN. Treasurer
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The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there we're transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Thursdays:
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WHEAT.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.


bush. -, - -, -. .u
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on call
cPened al rs rer cent: highest. 8 per cent:
lowest. =: per cent: closing. 2i2 per cent:
ruling rate rs per cent; last loan. 2S4 per
cent Time money Tas unchanged: demand
continued dull. Rates were So G5l2 per
cent for sixty days. 3iyd37z per cent for
ninety GAYS. go rer cent for four months
and 81 a. per cent for five and six months.
Mercantile paper MAS issued with some
freedom. the demand continuing fair: rates
were 4l2d5 per cent for sixty ard ninety
DAYS Endorsements. s1aG5 per cent for four
To six months choice single names and 515
yer cent for others
FOREIGN EHCHANGE--The foreign ex-
change market opened easier. with cables
quoted At 1850 4.sI. demand sterling at
4eslcq4.s6sz and siNty-day bills at 4.S455d
1880 Short francs we're quoted at lS7s
less 5-64 and short reichsmarks at G5 3-1s
less ,1-64- The market held steady in the
day at the lower range Of quotations estab-
ltShec At the opening Cables were quoted
al .esS50i.s7. demand sterling at sS3s and
s3xty-daT bills at 4S45Jd4 S465 Short francs
held around 5-167s less STA and short reichs-
marks q 3-16 less 1-64
New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing i310-22-
FURNISHED by Swartwour & AppenZeliaT. No. 40
Pine

APPROX
Name Maturity. Bid. Asked. yield.
Am cigar Q c. Mch Is. 1911 9sl4 9sss 800
do c. Mch Is. IeI2----- e6As sIL. 10
A. Coast L 5 p c. Mich. 1910 100 1G0@s 50
Beth Steel D c. Nov, 1917 9el4 1o0 $40
G II & d p c. July. 1315- 81 = 2,-t %
e c c & 81 l. June. II fp%. 101.s d
ID & II ca AZ p c, July. 1922 1oiS. 10eA. 415
Erie r r Apr, 1911. 100 10o-t 20
G Rubber Ala c, July. 1915 92s. 94!s 90
Hudson Cos D Oct Is. 1911 s9ts 1908. i5
Interb X T D c. May. 1911 -I02ia l03lf $50
h q Z & 1. Sept. 1872 % - 20
do D c. May 10, 1918. 95e. e6s4 $50
Lack St 5-y- 5 c. Mich. 1910 e97s 1ools 20
do Tyr per cent. Mich. 1910 991s 1pls 20
do : 9 Ncb 1915. ..-...... 95 90 $50
I. & y c, Mch, l2io. Too 1oe9s 10
NJ & St I. c. Feb. 1911. 991z 100 D 20
NYCT. eos D c. Ney- 10. - 4 4fsG4 - basis
y Y ri & 5 D c. 1910-12 Ioo 1n2
Norf & " D c. May. 1910. 1O01s 1908 30
Penn r r y c. Mch 10. 1910 100 100 3-1
ST L, & S F Jan. 1911- 99ts fe 40
do ~. . c, Feb. 1912 ------ % 9S-t zoo
Southern Ry : D c, Feb 1918 ssi- eSts %
TIdeWater Q c. June 1918 lN Il 1924 > ~
West & c. Feb. 1872 994s aa1s 20
West E & NJ c. Aug. 1910 ioeSs 1Oo&. 43
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r L. Day & Co. No. 81 Wall
street)
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TO HOLDERS OF
S15,OOO,OO0
Lackawanna Steel Company
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
BOND MARKET SALES.

sas alss sh %
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RAILROAD.
MINING.

200 200 chicago g subway. sa4 81 90 50
$50 South Shore tt. 52A 527s 52A 527s
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams Mcconnell e. Coleman.
No. 60 Wall street,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

CFNirnis she'd by Charles n Bsrrev Co. No =
Broad street New York. and No. IL SOC''
4th street PhiiaehiphiaN
New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED hv J. Thomas Reinhardt No. -
Broad street New York. and No. 81 Devon
shire street. Bostonl
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iNDUST RIAL.

Sacs Open. High Low. Last
80 STANDARD OF .6l7a4 el7a. SIS els
30 Tn cigar Mfg. 81 Isl S6ie S6kz
1900 L Light & H. 2fs 2Is Us 2ls
200 do pref........ IS
New-York tribune., 1910-02-26

FURNISHED by Fredelia H Hatch & Co. No. 80
Broad strict. New York;
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COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Warren, Gzowski & Co. No. IS
Broad streetl
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BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

'Ex dividend 2 per cent.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

sidewalks and in walks Of parterres. around the
town. This is Indeed a valuable bank Of dirt.
Tomatoes are still coming in Notwithstanding
the prediction that last week would wind up the
crop. There is probability that the canneries
may continue to run half Of the time the present
week, and maybe, part OF next week.
An new iron gate has been put in front Of the
drain on Chestnut street that takes the water to
the branch This precsution Is doubtless need
ed to prevent small dogs, cats and chickens from
going through
Nearly all OF the prominent politicians p from
Milton and Of the republican persuasion went
to he Convention at Georgetown today.
Miss Lima Pettyjohn has removed from George
town to Milton, aud opened ladies furnishing
store 10 the Lodand store house corner Federal
and Coulter streets
Gideon G. Smith died In Prime Hook Neck. at
the home Of his son on Wednesday, aged Is
years Il months and ? days. Funeral at 81.
Georges Chapel on Friday morning and sepul-
ture made in cemetery near by. Rev. Gateson
Of Georgetown conducted the last sad rites and
5. J. Wilson & son inhumed the body D. A. L.
Remember the name-RHEUMII-CCRE
and use no other. A Physicians remedy. I'm.
mediately relieves Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
kidney Disease or any Uric Acid Trouble.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
CHAPLAINS' CHAPEL.
(Near Bridgeville,

lNear Brldgevtlel
Mrs Lizzie Cleudaniel and son Of Milford Neck
spent sunday with her daughter Mrs. Alfred
Lofand.
Mrs. Laura Vincent Of Bridgevile was visitor
here last week,
Miss Lizzie Lod and aud brother spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Mile Lloyd
Harry Wiley Ivan Hubbard and Odes WnIeS
we're Chaplain visitors last Thursday
Mrs. J. NJ. Dickerson was seaford visitor on
Saturday
Mrs. J. j. Morgan entertained company from
snow Hin last week.
Rev. Mr.. Hawn of owens delivered a very
able sermon sunday afternoon. our pastor being
called TO preach the fnueral sermon Of VIM Cas-
isle Of near Greenwood.
Mr.. Wesley Brown who has been ~ is able to
be about again.
Charles Diekerson Of Greenwood visited here
Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Mattocks and daughter Ruth, were
Milford visitors Wednesday
Rhoda Smith spent SUNDAY with Miss Delema
Diekerson.
Miss Mary Smith was entertained Sunday eve
by the Misses Williams
Chaplains Literary Society meets at the
home of Mrs Geo Cahall this Friday eve, Sept
S0th.
Epworth League sunday evening led by Harry
Brown. Prayer services and Sunday school in
the afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
BURRSYILLE.

Rev J. Sarc and family are with relatives
10 East New Market and Secretary Nd.
Mrs Fannie Callahan and Miss Melissa Ward
were entertained al the hospltabe home OF Mrs
Annie A. simpson Of Harrington recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Dill and children Alfred
and Nedervi, Of New York, are visiting at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and MIS- R. II. Dill.
Mrs. Vim. Jacobs and little daughter Regena,
Of Chester, Pa, have returned home after ID
weeks visit with Truviils and Ed JACOBS and
family
Miss Iva A. Russell has returned after spend
ing Jew days with Miss Mary v Darrah Of
Clayton.
The members ofthe c. E Society we're enter
tained recently at the home Of iMr. and Mrs.
George Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar stafford left last week for
New York where they will reside permanently
Miss Verde Melvin has returned from three
mon this visit with her sister Mrs. John Smith Of
sharptown.
J. Otis Stafford lost tine COW, valued at $50
last week
Miss Nette Morgan is visiting at the home Of
Miss Anna GreeHlee OF Greensboro.
Mr and Mrs. A. T. Garrett and children were
out Of town visitors sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. wilbur Jacops OF Harrington |
were entertained at the home of MI aud Mrs |
Ed Jacops sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Dill, Of Wilmington, Miss Florrie |
E. Dill Mrs James Vass. Mrs. Mary C.. Paris of |
and Mrs. R. H. Dill speut Tuesd ay .
At the home of Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas H. sipples
Miss Ella King Of Hargrave, .surrcy county, |
Va is a guest at the N. K. Parsonage
Mrs Herman Howard and children OF sharp
town were recently guests at the home OF Rev
T. BaiieY.
Mr. aud Mrs. Willoughby Novel; and daug hter
Marie Of Denton. and Mrs. Hannah Paris is visit
ng at the home Of SIR. apd Mrs. j. H. Thawley.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
LINCOLN CITY NOTES

The regular semi-monthy business meeting OF
the WomHn's Christian Temperance Union will
be held al tue home Of Mrs. Gertrude Chipman
on Friday evening September 80. Text word
Hope"
Remember the name-RHEUM-LCURE
and use no other. Physicians remedy. I'M
mediately relieves rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Kidney Disease or any Uric Acid Trouble.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

great safeguard against attacks OF throat and lung troubles but
lestroy the best of health Ask doctor about Ayers Pills.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
FELTON,.

Remember the name-RHEUM I-CURE-
and use no other. A Physieisn's remedy. I'm.
mediately relieves Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Kidney Disease or any Uric Acid Trouble
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
Special Bargains for Wednesday. October 5th

GE.TT'S THING a1ld
FUR.S'ESHE.V'G DEPT.
SOC Mems working Shirts, colors Khaki
and blue, 240 shirts, all sizes
Bargain price 39c
15c and 25c Mems Handkerchiefs
Bargain price &c
SOC Mems Dress Shirts
Bargain price for CSC
l5c Mems Suspeuders
Bargain price &c pair
SOC Boys Dress Shirts, all sizes
Bargain price PC
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

Not Coughing Oday?
Yet you may cough tomorrow Better be prepared for it
when it Ask your doctor about keeping Ayers
Cherry PectOra in the house. Then when the hard cold
or cough first appears you have doctors medicine at
hand Your doctors approval OF its use will certainly
No alcohol in this cough medicine &c dyer Co. LoDcH Mass
Robust health safeguard against attacks lung troubles
destroy health Ask
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

so Mems Blue Dress Shirts collar attached
Bargain price 35c
50. so Womens' Shoes broken sizes
Bargain price 81 9S
S. so Womens Kid Shoes, lace, patent
tips, mostly small sizes S1.79
SHOE and HIT DEPT.
rs Misses Gun Metal, Button Shoes
sizes II to Bargain 81 24I
81 rs and 81. so Womens Kangaroo lace
Shoes Bargain Price CSC
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
STORE CLOSES EVERY DAY AT O'CLOCK WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
GEO. II HALL
DEPARTMENT
STORE
NEWS

This beautiful weather just the time to do
The cooler days coming really due prepare TO
advantage of the lovely weather and low prices with
select FROM
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

from hence, as I am now Of little use
man, not his littleness, that inspires
him with desire for larger room and
the fulfillment of his noblest desires
and hottest ideals.
There is a vapid sentimentalism
that dreams of heaven while neglect
duties Of the life that now is. Such an
attitude is unworthy. But the longing
for heaven on the part of earnest souls
is sane and healthy. 1t is mark of
relationship to the infinite; it is
token that the soul has really been
born from above; it is the aspiration
for perfection. The future life is
ampler than the present; it has more
room for energy and enterprise. In
that realm Of light and gladness are
the great spirits Of our race, and they
have employments congenial to their
powers. They have not been retired,
but promoted. Human nature is to in
fuence all worlds. A vital Christian
ity will always emphasize the future
life. Mems souls grow great and their
thoughts profound only in the pres
ence of the eternal realities of God
and human destiny. Christ is the liv-
ing bond between both worlds. The
love that moves the sun and all the
stars is the rapture and the satisfac
ton of the spirits of just men made
perfect and of the festal assembly of
the angels.
In the fair mansions of the heavenly
home are many unutterably dear, from
whom we parted with agony. What
joy 1t will to meet them again! Nc
more shall we be lonely The armies
of the saints are triumphantly march
ing onward and homeward to that city
whose light is not that of sun or
moon, but the glory of the Lamb of
God. In the quiet of the evening
cleaning and amid the fury of all
life's storms we catch strains of celes
tial melody
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10

The relation of phosphate to the
animal economy was finely worked out
by the Wisconsin Experiment station.
Three pens of pigs of three each were
kept for several months. To one was
fed the ordinary fattening ration; to
another a little phosphate was added
to their food; with the third all the
phosphate was extracted from their
feed The effect was astonishing. The
pigs to which was given an increased
portion, though small, of phosphate,
were wonderfully thrifty and vigorous,
while those that ate the ration from
which the phosphate had been extract
ed we're dumpish and not able to
stand on their feet for a minutes
time. Their growth and weight was
also greatly retarded. Our soil, ami
mails and crops need this important
agent onstantly.-Hoard's Dairyman.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10
DoN,Ts FOR cHURCHMEN.

Don't look for wisdom on trees that
are without roots in experience.
Don't try to love the oppressed weak
unless you hate the strong oppressor
Don't preach without thinking lest
you find plenty to listen without do
ing.
Don't forget that the life of good
ness leads to faith in the goodness of
life.
Don't forget that it's better to be
one small blast furnace than a dozen
prairie fires.
Don't overlook the fact that he has
no true faith in his god who has none
in himself.
Don't fail to observe that the man
who has a smooth way about him may
be a crooked one.
Don't forget that man is always
most likely to get lost when he is i'm
mersed in himself.
Don't fail to observe that the best
preparation for a home in heaven is
making homes heavenly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-06-10


Opinion is divided and probably al
ways will be on the question which is
the most profitable farm animal to
raise. Many believe the horse brings
the greatest profit, others tie their
faith to the beef breeds, and still 9th
ers to the dairy breeds of cattle, but
it seems that the friends Of the hog
are in the majority. A hog requires
more care at times than do some
other animals, but it is wonderfully
prolific, and if the quality and breed
ing are right it is easy to make a
market for the animals produced, and
the farmer has the advantage Of turn
ing his money over more rapidly and
more profitably in hog breeding than
in perhaps any other kind Of animal
production. Of course, there are
many risks to assume, as the modern
hog is purely artificial product and
subject to humors and diseases which
would not come to it in it's wild state.
The investment of moderate sum of
money in a few brood sows in the
spring will make man a hog breeder
within a year; whether bred as a spe
cialty or as side line, the hog always
gives good account of himself
Kansas Farmer.