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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-29

spent Thursday with Mr., and Mrs. H
A. Regg Al Brinley station.
Mr.and Mrs John Caughey enter
tanned with a family dinner Thanks
giving Their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Caughey and family 81
Eaton Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Thompson
and family of Richmond, and Mr. and
Mrs. Forest Brown and baby and Eliza
\ Timmons and family of CampbelIs-
town
Mr. and Mrs W II Wismsn OF
Campbellstown spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs II II Whitman
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart and son
of New Madison spent the week end
with Mrs Flatter and family
\ H Sherer OF Dayton spent Thurs
day with Mr. ard Mrs. O W. Sherer
Mrs. James H. Davis Was the guest
OF her parents at Penuville Thursday
MIR. and Mrs y. J. Hawley and ~ O
ems of near Eaton We're entertained
Thursday BY Mr. and Mrs { {. tia"-
ley
Miss Elma Rorner OF New Madison.
and Miss Emma THOMPSON Of Eldora-
DO. are enjoying the Thanksgiving VA
cation with home folks
NJ J. Cunningham OF Bradford spent
Thanksgiving at home with his fam
lily.
NJ and Mrs {. + Became of West
Manchester spent Thursday with Mrs
BeaCe's father. NJ. h Pence
The Junior Christian EndeaNor so
c.ety OF the Presbyterian church held
"a social Thanksgiving day in the par
lors OF the church RON 10 80 Fcf
teen guests were present
Edward Spence. 90. was operated
upon Friday At his home on Hutton
street He rallied nicely from the
shock
DR. and Mrs + Z BevinEtou en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Coil Remington
of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs Ed SQulTes
OF Springfield and Miss Ledra Nelson
Nj and Mrs. Ella Bloom i enter
tanning Miss Marie krieter. Lane Iug.
and Merrill Decker Of Dayton
Mrs. Anna NJ Burtch entertained
Mr. and Mrs. {. r Leftwick and Mr
and Mrs Earl Martin OF GreenviIle
Thursday.
Miss Osa Cordell is visiting in Van
Vert
Mr. and Mrs. II A TiIlman Of West
Manchester are the parents of a baby
girl Mrs Tillman is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Barber
T Garrett of Lewisburg and Mrs c
4. Halfway of Richmond spent Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs G C Fortney
Misses Martha and Virginia Watts OF
Monticello. Ind. spent THANKSGIVING
with Mrs. Martha Bulla and daughter
Mrs. Susan Mckee spent the week
end with her son David and wife at
Eldorado
Mrs Edith CotteraI of Louisville,
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Gov cox, OF OHIO,
TO TALK IN EATON
Other Ohio NotableS Have
Been Secured For Jack
son Banquet.

EATON, Ohio. Nov. - Preble
county Democrats haze already be
StH arrangements 10 make the com
lTA Jackson banquet the greatest ever
held in the county. and committees
10 look after the details have been
named. Assurance has been given
Chairman f. H Irwin, OF the central
committee. that Governor Cox Will be
present and deliver an address, Con
gresham Gard and Judge r. W, Bag
gott, Of Dayton. are also included III
the list Of guests OF honor. and each
Is scheduled for a talk Following
the plan inauguratsd last year. il has
been decided to make The event open
10 anyone des!rouS or attending. and
members Of the several parties repre-
scented in the county will attend Fol
lowing arr the committees named 10
arranse rhe details OF the affair
Program. c F, Brooke. Y y. Brum-
laugh and +. n. Irwin; Arrangements.
K. H. Gilmore, John Conrad, Ed. 3.
Wertz, G. J. Hunter. W II Buckle,
". e Rec. and " Q. Gross. ban
Quct, William cambridge. G E,
kcnsman and W f Reel
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TERRIBLE STRAIN
RESULTED NOT kMISS
A Lenoir Lady, After Two Weeks
Grinding Labor, Feels
Better Than Ever.

Lenoir, N. CT am not tired at all,
and am stouter than have ever BEEN"
writes Mrs. Kate Waters, OF Lenoir, N. c.,
although | have Just finished a two
weeks wash. lay my strength 10
Cardui, the woman's tonic. have taken
a lot of If and can never praise it
enough for what it has done for me. !
can never thank you enough for the ad-
vice you gave me, 10 take Cardui, for
since taking it look so we'll and am
stout as a mule
You are urged to take Cardui, that gen.
tie, vegetable tonic, for weak women. Its
use viii strengthen and build up your sys-
TEN, relieve or prevent headache, back
ache and The ailments or weak women.
II viii surely help you, as ithas helped
thousands Of others, in the past 50 years.
u B.-Ertte TO: LADIES' Advisory Dept, Chatta-
aoosa Medicine Co, CHauanooEa. Tenn. ior Special
DISTRACTIONS, and 6+1page book Home Treatment
sos Women" sent II p-el1 Tr1cper. OF request.
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HAGERSTOWN

Mrs Joe Stonecipher and son are
guests Of Mr., and Mrs John Harris
at Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis and Mrs
Daisy Spencer Of Indianapolis are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis.
Mr.. Fred Murray and son are spend
ing this week with Alonzo Murray and
family near Crete. Ind.
The Christian Aid society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J
NJ. Hartley.
Frank Petro NJ r Fox and Orpha
Jones attended Progressive meeting
at Indianapolis Tuesday
Mrs, Leslie Davies Will entertain the
Social circle Friday afternoon.
The Progressive club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles BaCker-
stoe. Mrs. John Teetor and Mrs. Z
Fl. ThurstOn We're guests Of honor. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Lee B
BrannCn
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kinsey and
son Of Columbus. Ind, are guests of
her sister, Mrs. Ed Moore,
Miss Margaret Jewett OF Muncie,
spent THANKSGIVING with ner parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jewett
Eictorie lodge, Daughters Of Re
Dthdu- udS erected the lt4IO@lL- OIL
fcers; Noble grand. Etnei Knapp:
vice grand. Katherine Hoover: seer
tary, Mary Walker: treasurer. Dora
Mason; financial secretary. Della FON
4 twO-course luncheon was served b.
the committee following the election
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Kidwel enter
tanned Tuesday evening al a dinner
party. celebrating their NTH wedding
The house decorations
were bouquets OF huge yellow and
white chrysauthemums The guests
We're Messrs. and Mesdames Charles
BackenstOe, r. r Brant. " T Fox.
Will Abbott William DingWorth. Rob
ert Thurston. 3. =. Shuck. Exum Cope
land, L. 3, Davis. Miss Nellie Prant
and Henry Teetor.
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Only One "eRoMo oUININE"
GIPE IS CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY CLERK

EAST GERMANTOWN, Nov. 29.-
Park r. Gipe announced this week
that he is a candidate for the nomina-
lions for county clerk on the Progress
sive ticket. He will begin his cam
paign in anticipation of the primary
elections next spring, in a short time.
Mr. Gipe Is prominent member of
his party. He attended the Progress
sive convention at indianapolis Tues
day
Mr. and Mrs. E NJ Haas of Rich
mOnd spent Thanksgiving with MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. Condo.
Curtis Reiser is spending the week
with friends in Muncie and Indiana
polls.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wilson Of Con-
nersyille spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gaar.
Lyman Zeigler of Redkey is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Ruth Palmer and Harold Har-
low spent THANKSGIVING at Edinburg
with his parents.
Mrs. Will Wisehart and daughter
Fern have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Barbara Brown
Mrs. Harriet Palmer entertained at
a turkey dinner recently Miss Hazel
Gipe and Harold Harlow of Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lyons entertain
ed Geo. Condo and children of Will
kinsOn, Mrs Barbara Snaveley, Har-
riett Riley and Ella Staffer.
The ladies Of the Lutheran Sunday
school will give an oyster supper at
the school house Saturday evening.
Dec. 6. Public is invited TO attend
Luther Kememl and family of Win
chester, Joe Burris and family of
south of Centerville and George Sewer
and family of North of Centerville,
spent THANKSGIVING with their mother,
Mrs. Jennie Kilnmel.
Charles Hiday and family spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs John Will
son at at Greenfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Hany SOurbeer enter
tanned thirty five friends to an oyster
supper Tuesday night.
Mrs. Harriet Palmer left for Warren
Friday on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOlp Personnel enter
tanned Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Rhodenburg and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Fadley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Person
EFT and Roy Personnel and family.
Several from here attended the din
ner given for the Methodist church at
City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.Chasc were Wis
itors in Cambridge City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kocher are en-
tertaining her sister and daughter of
Greenville, o.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank RummeI and
family of Cambridge City spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Harry
SOurbeer.
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PAGE SEVEN

Ky. spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Samuels.
c. \. Began and {. NJ. Wilcox with
their wives spent Thursday In Indian
aVoliS,
Mrs Olive Tyler entertained fam
lily party ThanksgivInz- Her guests
were Mrs Martha Murray. Mira. Mar
Saret Murray and Ebert Murray.
Miss Ethel Murray and Z. @ Muir
ray were the guest o. Or. ard Mrs.
W II. Swisher AT DAYTON Thursday.
George Harris. a cripple. fell Friday
evening on the west pavement IN front
o. the l. q. .. F hall and fractured
the small bone in his ankle He was
carried into the Mirror Once and re-
c,sVed medical attention before being
taken . his home he MAS i1lus ou
the sidewalk for some time before
pasSerby found him
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NEW PARIS

Among the THANKSGIVING guests at
Richmond were Mr. and Mrs George
Lehman and family 1T the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lehman: MIR
and Mrs. II. H. kilbourne and son.
guests Of Mrs Alice Lawder: Mr. and
Mrs. George ". Miller. at the home
OF MIR, and Mrs. John Aiken: Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Collins and family with
relatives Among the Richmond PEG
pie who visited here that day were
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Thompson and
family. with Mr. and Mrs John Caug-
hey, Mr., and Mrs. Coddington and
family with Mr. and Mrs, Lon Morris
son: Mr.. and Mrs. Coil Bevington at
the home of Dr. and Mrs E F. Bev-
ington
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Canny and son
spent the week end with Miss Julia
Canny at Columbus. o.
Mrs G. W Richards and F. c. Rich
ards spent Thanksgiving with relatives
at williamsburg.
Miss Dorothy Kirkpatrick of Column
bus spent the week end at home
Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Richards spent
Thursday with relatives at Glen Karn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Westfall spent
Thanksgiving at LeWisburg.
Paul Clark, of O. S L., spent Thurs
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs E.
B. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freed and son
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DENNIS GETS CALL
TO PREACH GOSPEL

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Nov 29-"Go
preach the gospel-go to Bloomings-
port" This is the call George P. Den
mis- says was given him to enter the
ministry few weeks ago. Mr.. Den
mis-. is a member of the Friends de-
nomination, and resides three miles
north OF this city.
The call came 10 him after several
hours OF depression of spirit. he says
He was unable TO sleep, and arose and
read his Bible until daylight. Sudden
ly his spirits arose, his heart was filled
with joy, and he heard the still small
voice
The following Sunday he carried out
the Injunction and went TO Bloomings-
port where he preached to a very at
tentiVe congregation. He is now max
ing n home course study for the min
istry. and hopes soon to be ordained
TO be ordained a minister in the de-
nomination Of friends.
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When Constipated, Head
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Stomach Sour.

Get a 10-cent box.
Are you keeping your bowels, liver.
and stomach clean. pure and fresh
with CasCarets or merely forcing a
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Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
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dren Just love TO take then
ADVERTISEMENT
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LETTER LIST

The following letters remain I'M
claimed at the local postoffice and
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
if not called tor within two weeks:
Ladies' List-Miss Katie B. Allen,
Iva c. Bishop, Floretta Boswell, Mrs
Mamie Bryant, Mrs Minnie Dye.
Daisy Campbell. Mrs Chrstman. Mrs
Mary Clay Miss Gladas C0nIey, Miss
Ada Cotman, Miss Matte Elder, Miss
Mary Farmer, Miss Clara Fields. Ell
la Z. Gardner, Mrs. Lydia Hiatt, Mrs.
X. O. Howard, Mrs. Isenhauzer, Mrs.
Nell Jackson Matte Johns. Mrs.
Clara Z. Johnson, Mrs. Mary Johnson,
Miss Louise Keller, Mrs. K Kimball,
Mrs. Ida zimmerman Lacey, Mrs.
Belle Miller, Madam Gladas LaPorte,
Mrs. Minnie Marchant, Mrs. GOldie
Richards Mrs. T J, Singer, Miss Nua
Thurston. Miss Nelma White
Gentlemen's List-Robert Altman,
John Ball, VIM. Berens. B. w Bimber-
ry, Clarence Blair, Mr.. Bowen. Mr.
Brooks, VI. Brown W A, Chandler. \.
Cook, II. n. Gown. DR.. Owen II.
Grippe, Bert Deal, Oscar Foster, Rob
art Farley, Curtis Hayward. Earl
Hunter. Earl karr John kinsey. Frank
Orr, Elmer Post, Rev. John A Walsh,
+. f. Vending.
+. NJ. Haas. ?. VI.
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RETURNING MALAOY
CAUSE Of SUICIDE
Mezzie Davis, of Harrisburg,
Swallows CarbOEic Acid
When Insanity Returns.
NOTE TELLS THE STORY

MILTON, Nov 29.-Swallowing two
ounces of carbolic acid, Mezzie Davis,
49, of Harrisburg, committed suicide.
He had been insane for number OF
years, although In the last two years
he seemed to gain in strength, but the
return of the malady is believed to
have been the cause of the rash act.
A note left by the suicide tells that
he felt the old malady coming on him.
He is survived by a widow and two
children No funeral arrangements
have been made.
Dies in Detroit.
Horace Caldwell, 80, Il resident Of
Harrison township. Fayettc county,
died in a Sanitarium at Detroit yes
terday afternoon following several
years illness of a complication Of dis
eases He had been in the sanitarium
a number of months and vas Drepar-
ing to return home. but his plans were
thWarted by the advices OF physicians.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made
Misses Anna and Emma Gingrich
were guests Of MIR. and MIS-, George
Lamberson at Straughns Thursday
Miss Lucia LantZ was home from
Earihom THANKSGIVING.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Fl. BecsOn enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Charles knicse
of Cambridge City. Thursday
Nj and Mrs. Charles Beeson Of near
Bentonvillc entertained at dinner
Thursday the Rev. and Mrs. f. c. Nc
Ccrmick and family, Miss Mary Sille
Of Milton, Mrs. and Mrs. John Hub
bell and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Manlove, VIII BeesOn. ED BeesOn.
Miss Elma Keller and Miss Kellam.
Rev Elmo Higham was home to
spend Thanksgiving with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Will Higham.
Mrs. Mary Reed of Dublin was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Walker Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hess entertained
at dinner Thanksgiving Miss Josephine
Boden OF Cambridge, Park Hess Of
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fill
by Of Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newman were
guest, OF Mr. and Mrs. Lutte Lantz,
r.. thanksgiving.
Mesars and Mcsdamc Albert New
man, Charles Davis. Carl Caldwell and
Messrs. Harper Lindsey and John r..
ManlOVe, ,Jr., attended dance at Cam
bridge Thursday evening.
The entertainment given by Mrs.
{, \. ROark, under the auspices of the
NJ r. church Thursday evening at
!. O. O. r. hall, was largely attended.
The funeral of Lewis lIarmeier was
conducted at his late home west Of
town Friday afternoon by the Rev. F.
c. Nc tOrmick A large number Of rel
atives and friends was present. Burial
in Westsde cemetery.
The meeting of the Priscilla club
has been postponed from December l
to December s, when it will meet with
Mrs. O. l.. BeesOn.
Sunday Services in the Churches.
Friends Church-Sunday school at
9:l5; preaching in the morning by the
pastor. No service at night
Christian Church-Bible school at
9:15: preaching morning and evening
by the pastor, who is still conducting
revival Services. The EndeavOr viii
meet at the usual hour.
Methodist Church-Sunday school at
9 Is. The EpWorth League will meet
al the usual hour. There will be no
preaching. The Rev. Mr. Westhafer
will continue his meetings at Dodd-
ridg" until after Sunday The time
for commencing revival services here
will be announced later.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
AT NEW PARIS, O.

NEW PARIS. O.. Nov. 29-The fol
lowing is the order of Sunday services
In the churches:
CHRISTIAN Church-Sunday school at
$50 a m.
No,houist Church-Rev r. kneis-
le'. pastor. Sunday school at 9:15;
morning service at 1890. Rev Bun
yaH Of Richmond will preach; Ep-
worth League at els. leader, Evelyn
Aker.
Presbyterian Church Rev ], P
Hearst, pastor. Sunday school at
9:15: preaching al 1880: Junior c. f
al $50; Senior G. f. at $50; preach
ing at 100.
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SARAH LEWIS, 81,
BAKES ON BIRTHDAY
Aged Hagerstown Resident
Recalls Winning Prize At
Centennial.

HAGERSTONN. Ind, Nov. ca
Mrs. Sarah Lewis. OF near this place,
who won a prize for bread baking at
the Philadelphia Centennial exposl-
ton in 1876. recently celebrated her
ninety-frst wedding anniversary by
baking a dozen loaves OF bread. Those
who partook of the IOaYes say that
those which she entered in the contest
at Philadelphia could not have been
better.
Mrs. Lewis at the time of the CEN
tennial exposition was living in Min
uesota. A superintendent OF one OF
the -four mills in that state ngaged
her TO test the flour each day by bak
ing bread from it, She became so eX-
pert in baking that he persuaded her
to enter a dozen lOaves in the COmpe-
tition at the exposition.
Mrs. Lewis was born in Pennsyiya-
mia, but came TO Indiana seventy-fve
years ago. She has had but little use
for doctors, having always enjoyed the
best Of health, resultant, so she says,
from her simple habits and outdoor eX-
ercise She lives with her son, Daniel
Lewis, a few miles from HagerstOwn.
She has another son in Peru and a
daughter in Middletown.
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EXAM. NEXT WEEK

eminent telegrapher and veterinarian
will be held at the postoffice Wednes-
day. Two persons have announced
their intention of taking the examina-
zion f." telegrapher and one for vet
y 3iYaENs EYN
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YOUTHFUL BURGLARS
REMOVED TO PRISON

EATON, O., Nov. 29,~J. Ed Ryan.
20, and James F, StouE 20, will be
taken to the MansfN reformatory
Monday by Sheriff Wertz to begin an
indeterminate term of from five to
thirty years, imposed by Judge Rising
er upon their confession of grand lar
ceny. The couple robbed the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Loan. near
Campbellstown.
Ryan's bride, to whom he was mar
ried Thursday. will be taken into the
prisoners parents and cared for until
his release
Sicily has a population of 3672. 258,
according to the census of 1911.
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SOUTH SIDE IMPROVE
MENT ASSOCIATION
ELECTION OF
DIRECTORS

There will be a meeting of
Stockholders Dec. Second,
1880 p. VI. Hail South Sixth
and E ST.. for election of Di-
rectors for ensuing year.
CASH BEALL, Sec'y.
o6-27-oq
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When my children show the slight
est symptoms OF being croupy l give
them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and when I have a cough or cold on
the lungs l take it for a few days and
am soon rid OF the cold" writes Mrs
Clay Fry. Ferguson Sta, Mo The
first symptoms OF Group is hoarseness,
give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
soon as the child becomes hoarse and
it will prevent the attack. This rem
edy contains no narcotic. For sale by
all dealers.
(AdyeEttsemsatI
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Notre Dame, Ind, U. 8. \,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-23

wheat and today it requires but ten
minutes. The cost then was 1913 cents
per bushel, now it is 3k cents.
1t required four and one-half hours
to produce one bushel of corn, today
Al minutes.
In 1860 it required thirty-five and
| one-half hours to produce a ton of
hay, and now but eleven and one-half
hours. Then it cost in labor $500 per
ton, now $1.29.
When we consider the great ad.
vance in the cost of a days labor
since then, we will have some idea of
the part implements play in assisting
the farmer. We must also remember
that the price of farm machinery has
not advanced in proportion to farm
products. and farm labor. The aggre-
gate saving to the farmer on account
of improved implements represents a
large per cent Of his net profits.
During the year 1900, implements
saved in human labor $3.50 900, 900.
Last year the American farmer bought
$10O,00O,0OO worth of machinery, but
it saved for him in labor more than
$500, 100000.
AS necessity demands it, it is rea-
sonable to suppose that new inven-
tons will further increase the produc-
ton Of the farm and decrease the
cost.
The benefits from narrowing grow
ing crops, forming mulches and sur
face cultivation should be presented
from a scientific standpoint. The
value Of good seed, when to gather it
and how to care for it, how deep to
plow, what crops are best adapted to
certain localities, are all essential
features of better farming and are so
apparent when rational explanation
is presented that the farmer will be-
come interested, feeling that good
argument in favor of the various feat
ures has been presented.
A scientific explanation of the prin-
ciples of crop rotation, the value OF
barnyard manure when evenly dis
tributed, should be known by the
traveller and the dealer.
The value of deep blowing, when to
plow and how the furrow should be
turned are questions not to be over
looked.
The benefits of stock breeding and
the value of balanced ration and
how to grow the rations are matters
of great importance to the farmer, and
no one is in better position to be-
come the farmers teacher and guide
than the man who sells the imple-
ment.