The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-05

: they inevitably suffer for them the
knock the whole world with bot
2 fists. Some men are great believer
Z in confessing the sins Of others.
A bulletin has recently been pull
Y lished by one Of the stations unde
n the title, "Cladosporium Diseases q
Ampelopsis Tricuspidatum. thin
a this bulletin has come out Just in tn
r nick of time. have no hesitation il
saying that my education has beef
} sadly neglected along this line and i
the bulletin itself is as interesting a.
, the title, lights will be burned late ii
our home during the next few weeks
l hope it is as interesting as the one
entitled. Infection of Euphorbis
Cyparissias with Uromyces.
1 1t is all right to sleep at the proper
time, but when you pretend to be
awake keep your eyes open.
Inc music OF the stars is mighty
delightful to those who keep their
heads high enough to listen to it.
Some folks think so much about
what they are going to do next that
they can't give the right sort sortof at
tention to what they are doing now.
What is so pretty as pasture with
a creek running through it? No
wonder the poet of Israel made it a
picture of divine grace in his Shep.
herd Psalm.
You can't take the sting out of Cos
sip by talking it in soft voice; and,
by the way, don't believe you can
keep avoice very sweet which is much |
used in talking gossip. Anyway,
have never known anyone much given
to gossiping -who had a gentle and
tender voice.
The preachers sometimes crate
against wearing long face to church.
They argue that the Lords house is a
place of joy and that folks should be
Joyous in their attendance upon the
services. For my part, l see no ex-
;use for going around with long
ace anywhere. The whole world is
ne house of the Lord; at least it is
n His house, for the Bible calls it His
ootstool, and footstool doesn't be-
ong out of doors, does it? There is
oy all through it. II you don't be-
eve it go out and hear the birds
ing, or listen to the old hens cackle.
the windmillcreak put some axle
rease on the bearings. II you don't
eel like anything but croaking, get
ONE of the oil of gladness into your
cart. And that is an article upon
'hich Standard Oil has no monopoly,
I'd which is also free of the war tax,
raise the Lord.
l am sitting out in the woods as
rite this. At my feet are some weeds
ith pale, autumn-blighted blossoms
them. Along comes a bee just
wv and looks into those blossoms for
'ney. That bee knows the true bust
SIS OF life, brother. Keep on the
okout for honey.
Some fellows glorify themselves for
ing cranks by saying that cranks
e mighty useful for turning things.
It, my friend, crank never turns =
all; it has to be turned, which is =
'astly different matter. And the
uble with human cranks is that not
g of them was ever known to be
ned.
Che main point in hog raising is to
ep them growing and increasing in In
light without overlooking or stuffing Hi
m. The next is just what to feed I'M
order to make the cheapest gains. NH
is looks as easy as rolling off a log, MI
after a few years of experience Iii
st of us find that we are just be- Eli
ming to learn. HlF
he asparagus beetle may be clear Hi
from the beds by the use of ar
ate of lead sprayed on after the E[tl
hing season is over. Large aspara- Hi
shoots may be left as traps for |||
beetles. After the pests gather on Mn
'e stalks to breed destroy the traps. I'M