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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-23
A CORROBORATION
OF Interest to Mt. Holly Readers

For months Mount Holly citizens have
seen in these columns enthusiastic praise
of Doan's Kidney Pills by Mount Holly
residents. Would these prominent peo-
pie recommend remedy that had not
proven reliable! Would they confirm
their statements after years had elapsed
if personal experience had not shown
the remedy to be worthy of endorse
ment? No stronger proof of merit can
be had than cures that have stood the
test of time. The following statement
should carry conviction to the mind of
every Mount Holly reader.
Mrs. Bet. n Prickett, 4I Bispham ST.,
Mt. Holly, N. J., says: 1--WE publicly
endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills three years
ago and at this time can again recon-
mend them. A member of our family
suffered for a long time from weakness
through the small of his back and sides
and often was hardly able to straighten.
He could not sleep well and felt restless
and nervous. Many remedies were tried,
but nothing brought relief until Doan's
Kidney Pills were obtained at Jones'
Pharmacy. They entirely corrected the
trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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will be the outcome of that glorious,
Messianic reign OF thousand years.
At its very beginning Satan will be
bound, with all that this signifies
the repression of evil and darkness.
For a thousand years the Sun of Right
eousness shall pour forth the light of
truth and grace upon our poor, fallen
race until the knowledge Of Gods
glory shall fill the whole earth as the
waters cover the great deep. (Habak-
kuk Ii, 14.) Eventually all wilful OPP
ponents of that Kingdom will die the
Second Death. from which there will
be no redemption. no recovery. But
meantime. all the willing and obedient
win be rising. not only from the tomb,
but also out of all the weaknesses and
frailties Of the present time, up. up, up
to the fulness of perfection Of life, al
though they will not live again in this
perfect sense until the thousand years
shall be finished With the close OF
that reign of righteousness, after II
shall have accomplished its work Of
delivering the grooming creation from
the bondage of corruption, SIN and
death, Messiah viii abdicate the
Throne, as it is written, 'He will de-
liver up the Kingdom to God, even the
Father, that He may be all in al"
I Corinthians Nv, "a.
No Mere Signing. Crying, Dying.
What q glorious triumph that VIII be
when every creature in heaven and
earth and under the earth shall be
heard saying. Praise, glory. honor, do
minion and might be unto Him that
stitch upon the Throne, and unto the
Lamb. forever. Revelation v. 49,
What a glorious condition will then OBJ
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these loud mouthed, scrapping, trouble.
some males are denatured and are of
ten more profitable than laying hens.
Operation is performed when birds
weigh from two to four pounds, at
two to four months old When done
later the risk is greater.
Early birds make best capons. June,
July and August are the best months
to caponize. the usual time of growth
being from eight to twelve months.
Large breeds are best. Largest ca
pons sell best. Yellow skin and legs
are most popular.
Best subjects are Brahmas, Cochins,
Rocks, White Wyandottes. straight.
The finest cross Is Dorking male and
Brahma hen. Their pullets mated to
Indian Game.
This gives csmpactness Of Dorking.
size Of Brahma. big breast, yellow skin
and juiciness Of Game.
Indian Game and Cochin, Houdan
and Brahma. Langshan or Brahma,
with Rocks bring good birds. Like
the steer, capon puts on flesh and
fat, becomes quiet, ceases to crow,
fights but little. does not chase hens
and does not exercise enough to reduce
weight The operation lengthens out
the period of growth, and flesh retains
the tenderness. palatability and sweet
ness Of spring chicken.
1t must cause but little pain, for the
subject will eat during the process,
the wound heals quickly, and very few
die from the operation. The comb is
always removed, as this is the distin-
gushing mark OF capons, as also the
feathers left on head, neck, breast.
wing, tail and thighs when dressed.
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Gods sanity ones have not been gen.
orally the great, the influential. either
in church or state, just as Jesus and the
Apostles were not in their day. Never
theless. the Lord knoweth those that
are His. Scattered here and there
during the past eighteen centuries, He
has been dealing with them. preparing
Them polishing them. fitting them as
jewels. And He tells US that at our
Lords second coming He will make up
His jewels-they will constitute the
Kingdom class, for if we suffer with
Him, we shall also reign with Him.
am sure you will agree with me
that those whom the Lord has been so
carefully selecting. instructing and
polishing in the school of Christ. who
have been so effectively polished with
the trials and disciplines Of evil, will
be the very class above all others to
whom the glorious dominion of earth
may well be entrusted without fear.
Only those thoroughly loyal to God
and to principle will be in that King
dom class.
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THE MONEY MAKING cApoN.

Just fifty years after Columbus dis
covered America Andrew Borde wrote,
"Of all tame fowle a capon is most
beste, for it is nutrytyve and is soon
dygested."
Shakespeare was stuck on capon,
too, and for over 1900 years it has
been pronounced the "moste beste' In
the old world, yet has only been
known fifty years in this country.
Here is fowl that tastes better
than turkey" sells higher. is more cas-
lily raised. for which there is a great
demand and the raising Of which dis
poses Of cockerels at big profit, and
yet comparatively few raise them.
Old ROSTERS are sold at 8 to 10 cents,
which is below cost. whereas If capon-
tied young and kept eight to twelve
months they bring from % to 80 and
even 90 cents per pound
Early chickens are sold at 81 to 60
cents per pair at pound to three
pounds weight. and these first pounds
cost most. whereas capon, after this
first stage growth. is a cheap feeder,
reaches as high as eighteen pounds
and pays better than broilers.
Cockerels are seldom fat. They get
STACEY early, seldom bring a profit and
by their continual chasing cut down
weight Of themselves and hens. By a
simple operation, full directions of
which come with the instruments,
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in the belly and thighs of the image,

in the belly and thighs Of the image
came Grecia, the third Universal En-
pire of earth, which conquered Medo-
Persia. Next. represented in the legs
Of iron, came Rome. the fourth Uni
versal Empire. conqueror Of Greece.
There are to be no more until Messiah's
Kingdom; 1t will be the Fifth Mean
time. we have had two attempts at a
fifth monarchy. both unsuccessful. One
of these attempts was by Napoleon l.
the other w"s that Of the Papacy. Dur
ing this time the present divisions,
which resulted from the breaking up of
the Roman Empire. are represented by
thefeet of the image, with their ten toes
Shifting the images Feet.
The prophecy declares Daniel Ii, 40
that in the days of these kings. repre-
scented by the toes of the image, the
God Of heaven will set up Kingdom,
which shall subdue all kingdoms. and
which shall never be overthrown. 1t
shall 'be given to the people, saints,
Of the Most High God, and they shall
take the Kingdom and possess 1t for
ever, even forever and ever" Daniel
vii, Is. 27) In the picture Gods King
dom Is symbolically represented as a
great stone. hewn from the mountain
without hands-supernatu 1t shall
smite the image in its feet. and forth
with ''the iron. the brass. the silver
and the gold shall become like the
chair Of summer threshing floor, and
the wind shall carry it away" but the
mountain shall increase until sit shall
fill the whole earth"
Thus, in I figure. or symbol, God
pictures things now shortly to come to
pass I know not how much to ex-
pect from the war between Italy and
Turkey, but Rome and Constantinople
stand for, represent. the two legs OF
the image, for be it remembered that
each in turn was the Roman Capital,
and representative of the image. We
are certainly justified in watching
with considerable interest the present
war and what it may be leading to in
the way of involving all the ten king
doms represented in this prophecy.
But that is not the special point Of
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Therefore give them your best care,
and they will respond with pounds Of
fine flesh. Hoppers of wheat, cracked
corn. beef scrap, hulled oats, grit, shell
and charcoal and plenty of fresh wa
Ter should be kept before them. A
moist mash of two parts bran and one
each of wheat mids, ground oats and
cornmeal, wet up with skimmilk, should
be fed twenty minutes at night.
Two weeks before market remove
hoppers and three times a day feed a
milk moist mash four parts cornmeal,
two of wheat mids, two Of ground oats
and one Of wheat bran. Throw in a
little cracked corn between meals.
Capons are dry picked, head and
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W. V. Kuehn and Mr. r. B. Maxwell.
the special Committee of Foreign Mis-
sions Investigation appointed by the
International Bible Students Associa-
ton. They were heartily welcomed
and given every facility for noting civil
and missionary activities amongst the
Filipinos. Pastor Russell gave two ad-
dresses today to large audiences, chief
ly Americans. He had very earnest
hearing We report his address In
the Manila Grand Opera House from
the text, Thy Kingdom come, Thy
will be done on earth, as it is done In
heaven" gIatthew vi, 10) He said
Many of us have learned to appreci-
ate a republican form of government
as the very highest type of civil ad-
ministratiOn. | trust that am not one
whit behind the most patriotic of you
in my appreciation of the great govern
ment of the United States which many
of US believe is the noblest that has yet
risen amongst men. Nevertheless, the
Bible teaches that Messiah's reign will
be that of a Monarchy; not only so, it
will be very exclusive and aristo-
cratic Monarchy. Additionally, 1t will
be most utocratic-theocratic; the will
of its subjects win not be consulted in
the slightest particular.
The Fifth Universal Empire.
At first, in alarm, we are ready to
say, Would not that be most danger
Gus condition Of things? Could any
royal family, however noble and gen
erous, be entrusted with such auto
cratic power without fear Of it's being
misused for the enslavement Of the
people. for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the
rulers? Have we not learned this in
the history Of the past six thousand
years? Do We not see the necessity
for curtailing and controlling the pow
ers of kings and governors? Are we
not more and more brought to realize
the necessity that the people shall rule.
whether in Congress or in Parliament,
in Doumas or in Chambers of Deputies?
Yes, yes, my dear friends, heartily
accede to all this; but when shall de-
scribe to you the nature of the King
dom that is to be established, and Its
personnel. all your fears will assuredly
flee. and you will rejoice exceedingly
that the Divine arrangement is what it
is in respect to the theocratic Kingdom
shortly to be established and to take
over the government Of the world
Scripturally. it is described as the
Fifth Universal Empire of earth. l
remind you of the Divinely inspired
dream of King ACKNOWLEDGMENT. as In
terpreted by the Prophet Daniel 1t
was of an image majestic, grand. The
head of the image was Nebuchadnez-
EARS own kingdom at Babylon. the
first to rule over the earth. Next, rep
resented in the breast and arms of
silver, came Medo-Persia, the second
Universal Empire of earth, the con-
queror of Babylon. Next, Represented
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-01-23
DANDRUFF, FALLING
HAIR STOPPED
Harmless, DID, Fashioned Rem
edy Brings Back Color to Gray
Hair and Makes It Grow.

How many old-fashioned remedies are
being used, which goes to show that it
is hard to improve some of our grand
mothers old-time, tried remedies. For in
stance, for keeping the hair dark, soft AMI
glossy nothing equals our grandmother
sage tea" Although, by the addition a
sulphur and other ingredients, this oil,
fashioned brew has been made more ef-
fective as scalp tonic and color re-
storer.
Nowadays, when our hair comes out or
gets faded or gray, instead Of going to
the garden or garnet for herbs AMI
making the ''tea' ourselves, we simnl~
go to the nearest drug store and ask r
9 bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy.
Druggists are authorized to sell it
under guarantee that the money will le
refunded If it fails to do exactly as rep
resented.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. ami !,
recommended and sold by all druggists.
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interest in my subject; rather, l am
discussing the character of Messiah's
Kingdom, which is to rule the world,
overthrow Sin and Death and uplift
humanity from ignorance, superstition,
sin. weakness and death. The dec
laration is that Messiah shall reign
until He shall have put down all IN
subordination, and that the last enemy
to be destroyed will be death. q
Corinthians XIV. %, 26.)
This is the Kingdom for which the
Master Himself taught His followers
to nrav Nothing slight or insignificant
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pONTs.


Don't be morose nor Ischrymose mol
in your biz be comatose.
Don't give ROSTERS whisky to cure
colds. This is especially dangerous
in dry state.
Don't ret Jack Frost kiss the cheeks
of your Black Spanish Biddies. Such
OSCILLATION spells ruination.
Don't heat the poultry house Ho,
air is essential to political success. bu;
Of the ROSTERS makes mess.
Don't forget that big balloon bay
windows on pouters win the prize,
while on mere man tbs size we fear
that takes the prize for drinking beer.
Don't skimD layer on feed for fear
she will get too fat. Two ounces OF
her feed at least go to her egg, the
richest OF products, and the rest for
heat. tissue. feathers and waste.
Don't let success at winning cups
fool you into turning a fancy fowl
flesh factory into fancy fowl feather
plant. However gay. hens that can't
AoJ SoA pay. IL uOt 1cdtHekS, Dut
utility spells stability.
DON'T YOU SWEAR.
It's only few months ago,
It was that awful hot,
You sizzled and you frizzled
And most turned to a grease spot
lou cried: Were a millionaire
I'd buy a cake of Ice
And sit on 1t all day and night!
You bet that would be NIGEL"
Ny friend, the frost and snow are here
And ice foot thick too.
Now help yourself. 1t all Is free.
Here IL the chance for you.
Just sit right down upon the street
Yes. squat quick anywhere
But mind. when you get that hard knock,
You bawled for ice. don't swear
c. NJ. BARNITZ.
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FEATHERS AND EcosAELLs

FEATHERS AND EG0sHELLs.
The best way to dispose of soft corr
Is to slice it In a vegetable or bone
cutter. The cob is sweet, contains
some protein. and when fresh and
juicy the hens and cattle like 1t.
The first cold snap often catches
young stock that is still In summer
quarters, and many a bunch of fine
pullets has been spoiled for winter
laying by colds and roup contracted
through such neglect.
The Don't Worry club bunch of
young men camping along the Per
kiomen, Pennsylvania. and who claim
ed to be able to live on $40 month,
all they had, had something to worry
about when arrested for stealing chick
ems and fined $50.
White Caps in Indiana hogged man
two hours with stirrup feathers He
was under suspicion Of stealing tur-
keys, but no formal complaints had
ever been made against him. He rec
ognized his assailants and had them
arrested for assault and battery
Yes, it is wonder how some peo-
pie muss dressed poultry at market.
You will find them also sticking their
finger nails into the butter to taste 1t
and handling the steaks on the butch
er's stand. Such manners belong to
the hog period Of the dark ages.
Poultry culture is even advancing
In the far islands of the sea. the
Farce islands, in the north Atlantic,
where it rains 27S days per year, be-
ing the latest to report AS grain Is
all imported from Denmark and Scot
land, poultry is fed boiled whale meat.
potatoes and beet root. India Runner
ducks are the speciality.
A writer in the London Times has
been trying to scare the English peo-
pie into fits by telling them preserved
eggs give folks the collie, and a New
York reporter also states that he re-
Gently ate with relish a Chinese egg
fifty years old and felt good on it. 1t
is up to our readers who are exnerl
to pick out the liar in the case.
So many of our poultry editors are
advising invalids to go into the poul-
try business. The work is so healthy
and interesting that one forgets 1t is
work, and the money comes easy"
Yes, in your mind or the void where
your mind ought to be. II Is health
full. interesting. but there Is hard
work. often disappointment, and mon
ey comes no easier than in other pur-
quits
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Tn. French Monarchy.

History con- edes that Clovis l. was
the real founder of the French mon
archy, although his father, Childeric,
held some sort of tribal rule over part
Of the country which was destined to
become France. Clovis was a progress
sive king and vastly extended his do
mains during the period Of his rule.
from 481 to oil. He made endless
war on surrounding tribes and took
territory right and left by conquest.
In 493 Clovis took Paris by storm,
and thereupon that city became the
permanent seat of the French govern
ment.
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THE REIGN OF
The MESSIAH,
Il VIII Be an Exclusive and
ATIStOCratE Monarchy.
NATURE OF THE KINGDOM

Pastor Russell, In the Philippines,
Describes the Fifth Universal EN-
pire of Earth-sin and Death Shall
Be overthrown and Humanity Up
lifted From Ignorance and Supersti-
tion--GeneraI Hall and Comrades, Al
so of the Foreign Missions investi-
eating Committee, Visit the Islands.
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The Running Gear.

"You say you have new musical
comedy?'' asks the manager "Have.
you a scenario of it?'
eyes. brought it along,v answers.
the author, producing colIapsible-
evening hat, a settler bottle. a set of
eccentric v'hiskefs. pirk six tights, an
artificial nose and a German dialect
Joke.-Life-
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Animal life. existing under a pres
sure of five and half tons TO the
square inch. has been found in the
Tonga basin, near New Zealand, at a
depth of four and three-quarter miles
The greatest ocean depth known Is
less than mile deeper
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feet left on, and feathers are left on
head. neck, breast, wing joints, thighs
and tail as in the picture. the la mode
Philadelphia style. Feet. mouth and
head should be washed. and in pack
ing the head should be wrapped In
paper to keep blood from smearing the
carcasses. They should be clean of
pinfeathers. perfectly cooled and ship
ped in clean boxes or barrels lined
with white paper.
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FEEDING AND PRESSING cApoNs,

Cockerels should have no feed the
day before operation and no water the
morning 1t occurs and as soon as made
capons should be penned by them
selves. given a moderate amount of
mash and plenty Of water. Let them
sleep at 6rst on straw, as roos1ng
opens the wound, which should heal
quickly without stitching.
A grass run is desirable, and the OBJ
ject in feeding should be big frame,
fancy flesh and fine finish. Capons are
for bonton trade; therefore the more
quality the more money. the greater
the pains the greater the gains.
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NJ a Mia, Jan.
14th.-Gen. w. P.
Hall, second In
command Of the
q. s. Army and
at one time Mill
tary Governor of
the Philippines,
is here In compa-
ny with Pastor
G. I. Russell,
Prof. F. II. Robi-
son, DIR. L. W.
Jones, Mr.. ]. T.
d. Pyles. Mr.. e.
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1t is a great deal easier to teach an
old dog new tricks than it Is to make
him forget his old ones
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There is only one real failure in life
possible, and that is not to be true to
the best one knows.
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In THEVERY CENTRE OF EVERYTHING
All cars and 9th Avenue buses pass Hotel.
/ subway and Elevated R. r. stations one min
ute. Five minutes walk to theatres and shops.
from Penn Station or Hudson River Tubes,
walk through 3Srd Street to Broadway and
9th Avenue, take the 9Th Avenue train on 'sl''
road TO 66thStreet in front of Empire; or sur
nue. direct to Empire door; only ten minutes
ride.
60 Rooms, Detached Bath, 81 90 per day.
26 !. with Bath, $50
100 4" 200
100 " ESQ
Suites with Bath $3.50 per day and up.
SEND FOR FRER GUIDE TO CITY
w. JOHNSON QUINN, Prop.
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Transporting a
Treasure
Every Effort to Possess 1t Was
Made by Robbers
By ELMER CRANTBY
rfaftNY1 1OfI
By ELMER cRANTBY

Copyright by American Press Asso-
citation, 1911.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-02

Mrs. F. r. McAtee was the hos
tess Saturday afternoon to bevy OF
little folks In honor Of the seventh
birthday Of her daughter. Margaret
The party was IN the nature of mas
querade, the invited guests appearing
In dainty costumes. The colors were
pink and white. Games dear to the
hearts OF the children were played and
q splendid luncheon was served. The
following little ones were present:
Marjorie spangler, Helen Spangler,
Ruth Youngs, Wilma Keel, Pauline
Thomas, LaNAlla Breckenridge, Mar
guret Dovery, May Alvoid, Lael Van
Tassel. Gyneth Young, Annabelle Nc
Mastey. Dorothy Welton, Conscience
stalkor, i Na1kaTQt McAtee. Frank
James Mhte Frame Leign McA1e6.
Sonora NetE, M4r3orine Baker, Audry
Baker. Mildred Tracy. Adnell Robin
spu. Maxine Mllinxs,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-02

Last Tuesday evening the Philathea
class CT the Christian Bible school,
gave .a&leap year party for the Baraca
class, In the church parlors, which
were Hastily decorated in the class
colors, blue and white. A program of
music and games was carried out and
refreshments In two courses were
served. About fifty were present and
all enjoyed the occasion.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-02

The Get Acquainted" social at the
Methodist church last Friday evening
was attended by crowd Of over three
hundred people, and was success in
every way. Each person was present
ed with tag with his or her name
and birth place marked upon it and
they we're required to shake hands
with every one In the room. An ele-
CANT luncheon was served. the guests
grouping themselves by states and ad-
journing to the banquet room.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-02

Judge e. A. Walters arrived in the
city Wednesday evening to hold a
special term of court. He was accom-
panied by Charles Stotts, official court
reporter
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-02

Misses Elsie Morganstern and
Blanche Yeaman were in the city for
several days the last of the week from
their home in Buhl, taking the eighth
grade examination.