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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25

resurrection.
This Is the Gospel which st Paul
preached the dead sleep In
Hades, Sheol. the Bible Hell, the tomb,
awaiting the establishment OF Mes
siah's Kingdom which will bring glori.
Gus blessings St Paul declared that
II there be no resurrection OF the dead,
all faith is vain, all preaching Is vain,
all hope Of forgiveness of sins IN vain.
We might as well eat and drink, and
consider that when we die we perish.
But, he declares, there Is 10 be such "a
resurrection and the fact that Jesus
died and rose again IL Gods guarantees
TO all believers that all who sleep In
Jesus shall be brought from the dead
by and through Him and His power.
There's Wilderness in Gods mercy
Like the Wilderness OF the sea
or this Gospel am not ashamed. or
every other gospel that ! have ever
heard | would be ashamed-ashame
II | had been its inventor, ashamed to
endorse It. ashamed OF the God who
would have such n gospel. But the true
Gospel, shining out Of the Bible and
enlightening mems hearts all over tho
world, is a Message of Grace, Justice,
Wisdom and Love. Let US lay hold
upon Ii. Let us love and serve 1t and
the only living and true God the God
of the Bible not the God Of the creedsj
and let us show forth the praises OF
Him who has called us out Of darkness
into His marvellous light.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25
DANGEROUS FIRE
SEASON FORESEEN
Two National Forest Blazes in Janu-
AIRY and Snow is Reported Below
Normal

Two National Forest Blazes in Janu.
airy and Snow is Reported Below
Normal.
| Washington, Feb. 15.--The POSSIBLE
ity of a dangerous spring and summer
fire season in the national forests in
the West is presaged by reports that
two forest fires occurred in January
and that the snowfall in much of the
Rocky Mountain region and in the
foothills has been much below normal.
January fires are almost unheard OF
in the national forests and the snow
reports are regarded as especially sig
nifcant, as they indicate that unless
the deficiency is made up the forests
will be dry earlier in the spring than
usual, with a consequent increase OF
the fire menace.
The fires occurred in the Pike for
est in Colorado, and the Black Hills
forest, in South Dakota, the latter be-
lieved to have been of incendiary or
igin, according to the District Over
seer at Denver. About rs acres was
burned over all told. They were the
only national forest fires reported for
January.
The District Forester at Ogden,
Utah, in charge Of the national forests
in Nevada, Utah, and southern Idaho,
reported that the snow in this region
also is far below normal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Manchester People Know How to

Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Manchester People Know How to
Save it.
Many Manchester people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Weak kidneys are respon-
sible for a vast amount Of suffering
and ill health, but there is no need 70
suffer nor TO remain in danger. Use
Doan's Kidney Pills--a remedy that
has helped thousands Of kidney suffer-
ers.
The following statement leaves no
ground for doubt.
0. E. Tyrrell, East Arlington, Vt,
says: II suffered from an attack Of
lumbago and it disabled me. | had
often read about Doan's Kidney Pills
and deciding to try them, | procured
a box. soon found that all the praise
given them was fully merited, as they
brought relief from the pain and lame
ness. take pleasure in confirming
the public statement gave in praise
Of Doan's Kidney Pills after they
brought me such great benefit"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr. Tyrrell had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. ady.-44-2-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25
BILLY SUNDAY UNIQUE,
HIS VIRTUES IND FAULTS
Prelude TO Pastor RusSeN's
Stirring Sermon.

Kindly but Punsent Dissection Of
Billys Furor-Fake Preaching Abom
Unable TO God-God and Man Dis.
honored by False Doctrines Which
Preachers Do Not Believe--lnstillins
Superstitious Fears a Crime--lf the
Bible Does Teach That Eternal Tor.
ture Is the Fate Of All Except the
Saints, II Should Be Preached, Yea,
Thundered. Weekly, Daily, Hourly.
II II Does Not So Teach, the Fact
Should Be Made Known and the
Foul Stain Dishonoring to Gods Holy
Name Removed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25

February 81.
Pastor X u S sc |
spoke today from
the text, Il am not
ashamed of the
Gospel of Christ "
fR o IN ans 1:169
Prior to his ser
mon he made
some kindly but
pungent remarks
on BILLY" Sun
day, 1.-THE most
noted preacher of
nttr Iau - Tha
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25

For any pain, burn, scald or bruise,
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil--the
household remedy. Two sizes Csc and
SOC at all drug stores. adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
ADVERTISEMENT

1t is really strange the way
some people will scrape and econ
omize to save a penny In some
ways and turn right around and
waste dollars in others. They
leave wagons, and buggies, and
all sorts Of machinery out in the
weather from one years end to
another, apparently never giving
a thought to the fact that every
day Of inclement weather causes
a distinct deterioration in the
value and usefulness of the article
or vehicle in question Take a walk
around town and you will see
wheelbarrows, axes, garden tools,
and many other things out in the
weather. all corroding with rust
and wearing out from neglect.
And every time you see this you
see man who is economizing in
one way and throwing his money
to the birds in another.-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
A RICH OLD FOOL.

There died in Madrid. the al
ltal of Spain, a few months ae''
man aged about 60 years, whM|
name was Romagosa. He livA
with his wife and aged mothsri
such manner as to cause poot
to believe they were paupsn
The old woman went to markell
a morning and returned h.
with scraps in her basket whil
she had picked up from \
ground.
When he died it was discova1
that he was one of the riches, !
not the richest man in Spain. +
had large deposits of cash, stosh
and bonds in the banks, real estss
and other property not only I
Spain but in France, Cuba, Argst
tina and Chile aggregating 179
OOW,WO pesetas-about $3O,M'
UW. What good did it do him {
his family? Poor old fool.-h
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
GIANT WAR HAWK OR GER.
MAN AERIAL CORPS.

War correspondents are des.
cribing the appearance in north
ern France Of German "battle
aeroplane" Of the dual-tract tor,
twln-engine type which has ali
but driven its enemy from the
sky. a. page view of this great
machine is feature of the Oct
ODER Popular Mechanics Maya
zine 1t is a biplane of loft. wing
spread. 1t has two separate fuse
lagos, in each of which is installed
q lOO h. p. motor, and between
these an armored nacelle which
mounts machine guns. It main
talns a six-hour patrol safely out
OF firing range at a height vary.
ing between 1000 and 5000 f
While awaiting the appearance of
prey it sweeps the sky in broad
circles. Then it swoops down
like hawk and gives battle. OBJ
servers assert that the mac hine is
superior to any other yet de-
veloped.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
Continuity Prophylaxis.

AS DeIOre stated, TINS depend
on the prompt and complete des
tructlOn of rats, and their barring
out from gaining re-entrance t(
buildings Of all kinds. These
methods are completely covered
III Chapter 50, page 265, Practi
cal Sanitation. Unless the dis.
ease is diagnosed from rats, there
will probably be number of hui
man eases of pests minor, and
the disease fairly well esta blished
before the occurrence of "a bu-
bonic case gives the clue to the
diagnosis.
Quarantine The Regulations
of the Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service specify seven
days as the period of quarantine
for contacts. For pneumonia or
bubonic oaSes RECOVERING the Brit
ish regulations require one
months isolation. If the plague
bacilli are still recoverable from
any secretion, the patient should
not be discouraged, and, if re-
peated examination shows him
free, he may be safely discharged
without regard to time.
Disinfection.-This consists of
two parts: Disinfection against
bacilli which is necessary since it
has been shown that they are able
to live even in the dry state for a
period Of four months if the place
is dark and the temperature does
not rise above 6S degrees, and
dlslnfection aimed against the flea :
and his rodent host. Formalde-
hyde is efficient against the form
er, but does not kill the latter
two. Sulphur used according to
the directions on page So kills all
three. If formaldehyde is used |
It must be supplemented by n.y.
1rocyanic acid camphor, or the
oxides Of carbon. Either sulphur
Or the formaldehyde- hydrocy anic
acid combination is well followed
by bichloride, cresol or carbolic :,
spray: since all fomites may not
nave been reached by the fumiga-
ton, and in the presence of al
luminous material the bacillus
nay continue virulent for a long
time.-Dr. Bowling In La. State
Board of Health Bulletin.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25

ADVERTISEMENT
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
AS THE TWIG is BENT.

Full many man we know to-
! day has not succeeded making
hay, because his parents made hlm
go a road which he considered
slow. Full many boy who
wanted to be bold pirate with d
crew of cutthroats standing at his
back has been compelled to drive
hack. And many youth who
yearned for art was forced to
drive a garbage cart, and some
who yearned to write a poem We're
taught to WELD a BARRIERS comb.
If I'd a boy I'd let him do the
sort Of thing he hankered to, and
then he would be big and great
and not a common One-hOrse
skate. Take Jesse James, he
knew the thing he wanted most
to be, by jing, and so he buckled
down to that and now just look
where he is at! If I'd a boy,
take it from me he d be the thing
lie longed to be. Though | hope
he would not long for to be king
or emperor and send men out to
fight and die. | don't think
can tell just why, but l just hate
that sort of thing. SO if he
longed to be king I'd 90 and cut
a hefty limb and beat that nom
sense out of him.-Judd Lewis in
the Houston Post
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
THE RAT.

Rats and mice are classed as
, Rodentia, an order which com
prises possibly more than one.
third Of all the living species oil
Mammals. The most extensive
family of rodents is the Muridae,
which includes the rats and mice
Of the genus Mus. The distinc.
ton between these is based on
size. Four species Of Mus are
found in this country-the COM
mon house mouse, the old Eng.
lish black rat, the Egyptian OF
roof rat, and the brown rat Mus
Norvegicus), known also as the
gray barn, wharf, sewer and Nor
way rat.
The common house mouse is
found in all the settled parts Of
North and South America, and in
almost every section of the old
world.
The rat most common in the
United States is the brown rat.
1t is a turnover, and lives in ex-
cavations which it makes under
buildings, plank floors, etc., and
in loose soil along river banks.
Its strength and ferocity and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
HEALTH COLUMN.

"a stitch in time In the safe
guarding OF public health, which
means personal welfare as well
An ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure.
1t is also to be deplored that
communities do not take more
seriously their own health prob
lens. a State department can
only suggest, direct and point out
danger; it cannot undertake local
work, except by way of illustra-
ton or i'll time of an epidemic.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
SUGGESTIONS.

In the past plague was consid-
cred the most mysterious of all
diseases.
Not knowing the mode of con-
veyance, the outbreaks in coun-
tries and cities wildly separated
were inexplicable.
Now we know it travels in
ships to-day it is knocking in
sistently at all the great seaports
into which it has not entered.
Plague is carried by the rat !;
they suffer both acute and chronic
forms.
The infection may be trans.
ferred from rat to rat through
the. agency Of the flea.
Rat-profied buildings are of
first Importance in a fight against
the enemy.
A rat-proof dwelling must have
concrete footing; or, if a wooden
building, one foot Of concrete be-
tween the sheathing and lathing.
ALI water and drain pipes
should be surrounded with ce-
ment. i-W
Rat holes should be closed with
mixture of cement, sand. brok-
en- glass or bits or stone.
The chief refugees of rats in
critics are sewers, wharves, stables
provision houses, markets. out
buildings and uninhabited struc-
lures.
Modern sewers are highways,
not nesting places for rats.
A scarcity of rat food helps
all other suppressive measures.
To leave open garbage cans. or
food on the ground or in cutters.
invites the rat.
Remnants of lunches in office
buildings also offer nourishment
for rat occupants.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
(AavWtissmeut.)

An Arkansas woman has sued
Fort Smith drug firm for dam
ages, claiming that she gave the
concern orders not to ship any
more liquor to her husband and
the order was disobeyed. In Dec
ember. 1913, according to the Pc
tition. the Fort Smith concern
shipped plaintiffs husband half
a gallon of liquor and he has been
drunk ever since. That must
have been some whiskey, all
right !-Shreveport Journal.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
Rats NAV be killed with Gel

Rats may be killed with GER
tainty in any enclosed structure
by use of sulphur dioxid, carbon
bisulphid, hydrocyanic acid gas
or carbon mOnoXid.
The destruction Of food, mer-
chandise and property by rats is
so great this alone would justify
measures of determination. In
the United States alone the losses
are estimated from $50, 100000 to
$50,000,000 annually:-La. State
Board of Health Bulletin.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
To the Public.

81 feel that | owe the manufac.
turers of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy a
word of gratitude" writes Mrs
T. n. Wtherall. Gowanda, n. Y,
"When l began taking this medi-
cine | was in great pain and feel
ing terribly sick, due to an at
tack of summer complaint. After
taking dose Of it | had not long
to wait for relief as it benefited me
almost immediately" Obtainablc
everywhere.
tAdvertisemen
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25
The Charity Hospital !,

i The Charity Hospital Of /
islana, the world renowned h
tuition malntilned in New lhl]
Tor the care OF all men, wome.
children, no matter whenca \
come, who apply for medical
tention, has appealed to thu !,
lie for funds with which \ \
plement its now inadequat,
come. The appeal is made /,
tlcularly to the people Of Ir'
lana and Mississippi.
In order that the camna;or
funds may produce enough ma
to enable the hospital to conf,
its policy of open house. '
beds, and food, and nurses fl,
the sick and injured who ann
the citizens of New Orleans i i,
arranged the Charity Hospital
ternational Fair to be held i
ing the week October 3-1l. and,
states Of Louisiana and NM
slppi have been invited TO coa
rate.
The sale Of tickets of admn,
to the fair in the direct medinn
raising to fund. These tek
cost 70 cents each, and any
OF money from % cents IN ,
be sent to c. a. Farewell. m
urer, Charity Hospital Inter
tlonal Fair Headquarters, New
leans, and a corresponding /,
Der OF tickets will be sent.
The railroads entering NeFI
leans have arranged for chem
cursions to New Orleans dur
the fair week.
Chairman Harold W. Nexr
hopes the Fair viii produce 81
10000.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25

burrowing habit have enabled it
largely to supplant in temperate
ATTITUDES other species except the
house mouse. The latter is so
small 1t escapes into retreats too
small for the rat to follow.
The brown rat differs from the
black and roof rat in having a
shorter head, more obtuse muzzle.
smaller ears, and relatively
shorter and stouter tail. The
average measurements of an adult
rat of this species are: Total
length 1853 inches, tail IL inches.
In an article by Davir f. Lautz.
United States Department of
Agriculture, from which many or
these facts are taken, the author
states, bron rats breed from three
to five times year, each time
bringing forth from six to nine
teen young. The young females
are capable of breeding when less
tHdH tHIee IlOutnS Olu.
From the breeding habits and
habitat Of rats, it is evident ex-
termination is almost impossible.
Even when systematic efforts are
made, the rat population will be
lowered only small per cent. An
ordinary farm may support a
very large number, while in cities
the number which thrive on
garbage and waste food material
as well as by predatory raids to
pantry and storeroom is almost
I
There have been experiments I
which prove the great number of a
rats. for eXample-on an estate of ,
1000 acres in England, by means
Of traps, poisons and ferrets, 81
ISL rats were killed, and it was
estimated that the tenants at the
thrashing killed 5000 more. In t
the British Medical Journal of {
16. 1915. there is "
record of 100000 rats killed T
n the Southern Deccan and Nah "
alta Districts Of India during G
period when rewards We're offered il
n order that the pest might be t;
destroyed. t;
Rats feed generally early in t.
he evening, though in places a
where not often disturbed they e
nay come out in board daylight.
hey drink much water. The roof
at and black rat are better climb
rs than the brown rat, which is sc
arger and more clumsy. Oh
If attacked. rats will defend W
themselves. but usually their fe- w
ocity is exercised against other lie
ats and not people. The bite of al
he rat is not poisonous. w
is conceded that bubonic al
Hague is primarily a disease of a
ats. and that it is transmitted to az
he human being BY the rat flea. a
Rats and mice harbor eleven va
pecies of internal parasites OF
-hich may be considered as pos ar
IDLE or established parasites of VI
ian. Seven of these. are not a an
lenace so far as known, but one W.
OF very great interest and i'm an
ortance. 1t is the parasite which al
auses trichinosis. DR.. C. w. Sc
tiles. Chief Of Division Zoology. on
lygiene Laboratory, U. s. P. H. to
;. says: "The disease will prob
Div never he eradicated, and any
ational public health campaign ~
lrected against trichinosis must a.
Ike the rat into serious consid- Y
ration. The same is true of ..
lague." '7|ife~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-25

HERBINE is the medicine 4,
cures biliousness malaria I'D
constipation. The first das!
makes you feel better. a fen III
ditional doses cures completyl
Price SOC. Sold by Estorge DuA
Co.
ADVERTISEMENT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

60 the public posted upon The walls Of
France. Iine the collectors Of post.
cards, those who after the battle Of the
Murne carefully preserved every bullet
or piece Of shell they could get hold Of.
have lost their interest since pilgrims
10 the nearest bombardcd towns, such
aH Scnlis, and accessible parts Of tho
battlefield of The Marine now return
loaded with this sort of thing and the
market has been druggcd.
Cartoons aud posters nrc still n pop
ular subject for collectors, but they are
accumulating 10 fast az 70 constitute a
burden. There are also collectors OF
denominations Of paper money issued in
different cities as a convenient remedy
for the temporary scarcity of small
coins.
Writers with n budding ambition Ia
become historians after the great war
assemble piously an official c0mmu.
niques, all official announcements ail
the discourses by official pcrsonagos
and OF letters exchanged bctweca heads
Of states, chiefs of armies. etc, having
any bearing upon the origin or the de.
vclDpments Of the conflict.
irospectures and posters Of char.
table organizations, price.lists and com
mereini prospectsses showing the state
of trade during the war, are also in de.
mund. The latest fad Is the collection
of finger rings made by soldiers at the
front from the aluminus fuses Of Ger.
shella.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
PARTISAN CROWDS
WATCH AVIATORS
SCOUT AT NIGHT

Associated Press Gogrespondonce.)
Paris, July 22.-Night scouts OF the
avintion corps draw many spectators TO
the heights of Montmartrc, who hnger
there 10 a late hour watching them dart
across the sky of Paris like giant fire.
flies. Among these are men who watch
the lights of the town instead OF tho
lights of the sky, and who can be seen
carefully inspecting housctops aud
mnnsards with field glasses. They are
detectives looking out for night signals.
Every light where there should. be no
light is promptly run down. In hun
drcds of eases IL has turned out that
the rule against lights visible from the
exterior has hesn infringcd through
hecdlcssnoss or ignorance. Five cases
Of really suspicious lights have been
discovered thus fnr. and their authors
arrested and properly dealt with.
This is only one of the responsibilities
~dcVolving upon the police during tho
war IN addition 10 the maintenance of
order and the chase of ofdinarv crimin.
ais. They must turn out tho street
lamps and warn the Inhabitants when