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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12

Mrs. Lottie Wilson OF Burgettstown'
Penna.; in stating her condition prev
Gus and after going to The Electro
Medical Doctors, tells Of her aiflcdon
as follows
About six months ago had a nerv::
Gus breakdown from overwork anu
from then until went to The Electro:
Medical Doctors for treatment, ! was
daily getting worse. ! was completelE
run down and nervous.
Now, after two months treatment
feel entirely we'll. | have gained ten
pounds In weight, where IN the Prev
Gus six months ! had lost twenty-five
pounds. My nervousness has left me
and my appetite is now normal. In
every way I am greatly improved and
make this statement for publication
that others may know 1t and thereby
benefit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12

you value your life-your health-and
want to keep your good looks and
gain vitality and are tired Of drugsiug
then throw away medicine bottles
that contain strong drugs or poisons
and. take the modern treatments OF
The Electro-Medical Doctors. Electri-
city reaches sick spots which mecl-
dimes do not reach. It causes no pai.l,
no sickness. no bad taste. Every day
you delay brings you nearer the Incur
able stage. The time to treat disease
is in the earlier stages-the earlier
the better-for when disease develops
to an advanced stage Ihe treatment
must be- more frequent, more drawn
out, more extensive. Treat now while
your case may still be durable.
During the next seven days The
Electro-Medical Doctors will give theh
regular $40 medical examination,
which includes where required the A
Ray. Blood Pressure test and chemical
analysis for ono dollar. This will give
every sufferer q Cud1ISH W Npldin q on
entifc diagnosis Of his or her conui'
ton. after which the sick person ca.
really know what can he done with
the modern i;lectro-Medical system Of
treatment in their own particular case.
The examination Is the most lmpor-
tant part of the proceeding when 4
sufferer ca is upon The Electro Mcdt-
cal Doctors. Whilst it costs but one
dollar TO those calling at the offices
during the next seven days. yet the
examination Is made as thorough and
As accurate as if the patient had paid
the regular examination charge. After
the diagnosis is made the mode OF
treatment is then determined. This
is never strong or harmful drugs, out
consists Of painless electricity, mild
medicines, serums and bacterins. The
great physicians of today are learning
the trend Of medicine is away from
drugs. The most delicate man, wo-
nan or CHILD need have no tear either
OF having an X.Ray examination made
or OF taking electrical treatments.
The N-Ray and electrical treatments
are harmless. painless and safe in the
hands Of experts They arc totally un'
| like the old shocking currents used in
the old days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
MANY HOPELESS
REGAIN HEALTH
Electro. Medical Doctors. Succeed
After Nine Other Doctors
Failed To Help.

Facing constant discoura cement al.
Ter nine ducIurS failed IN help him Is
inn The experiences OF many others who
afterwards obtained relief through the
treatment Of The l:lrcrro-Mcdical Doc
Tors.
The following statement should bn
Of interest Iu sick people "v"rywhrrc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12

-1@RK1X----

The offices Of The Eiectro-m edlcar
Doctors Of Wheeling, arc rightly called
"A Healthy Place For Sick People,
The Electro-Medical Doctors are Of
ferina x-Ray Examination, Blood, Pres.
sure Test and Chemical Analysis OF all
sick and aiIing who call upon them
during the next seven days.
The lower photographs shows an X
Ray examination being MADE Of pa
tient through the wall Of one OF the
rooms. The patient is
standing on the opposite side Of the
wall in the consultation room, opPo-
site the x-Ray tube. An E-Ray e*-
animation cannot even be felt, Is
therefore painless and is harmless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12

Pittsburgh. pnnna. Nov. 9Th. 1916.
TO the Public. Il suffered for some.
time with pain in my back. chest ant.
stomach and treated Il great deal. 30.
ing 10 nine different doctors bur could
gri no relief. | thought there was no
hope OF ever getting rid of these pains
until one day | heard Of Tho Electro,
Medical Doctors and went to them.
Il have now taken but six treat
ments and wish 10 say that The Flee
Iru-M rdirsl DOCTORS have done more
fur III" than ali the other doctors put
together My pains are Hbuni all gone
and | feel like Il different prison
Il max" his statement 81 others
will not hesitate 10 call on Th" Elec-
Doctors for they will treal
parirniy right in every way
(SiGn"d.D JOHN GRhCON.
1nI Carson ST
The l:Irrtru-MediraI Doctors treat
practical Y every form, of deep SCaicu
and chnrnir diS"aScS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
ELECTRICITY AND
MEDICINES BEST
Hundreds Receive Quick Benefits
Through Electro Medical
Doctors.

l,ay after day additional scores q,
sick are seeking health through The
ElecirU-Mrdical system of treatment
Hardly day but that many peop.e
may be seen in The reception rooms
OF the Electro Medical Institute wait
ing their turn To be taken INFO the
treatment rnom*. which arc nearly
always crowded.
The Elrrtro-AlrdcaI Doctors syA-
tom nf Treatment is entirely with
electricity. medicines. bacteria and
srrums They furnish all medicines
from ihcir own drug laboratory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
PAINLESS ELECTRICITY

TO hold a piece or steel which
meIts like butter upon touching an.
other nece Of metal, caused W thou
sands Of volts Of electricity going
through the body without even heing
felt, is astonishing, This and many
other wonderful demonstrations are
shown by The Electro-Medical Doc
tors in proof Of the fact that modern
electrical treatments are painless
and harmless. These are The WOE.
derful machines that are accom-
plishing such wonderful results or
patients OF the Electro-Medical Doc
tors"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
NEGLECT.

"ENERY HOUR 4 sufferer nr%lecIS
The treatment Of his or her disease
The nearer the patient is ~ III" incur
able stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
ULTRA VIOLET RAY.

'Thcrc j.: III uTGHn SO hidden Or So
deeply sealed thar i cannot be reach
I'd BY the li@h Frequency current. and
This without effect ulOn The skin ex-
repting warmth. rn'ineSS and presnir-
alton" Albert {. GrySrr. VI. j.. late
clinical iISlrliriu" in Radiograph%
and Radio-1'h"rapy al Cornell uni
versiiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12

Il wish 10 state thai ilu. improve
uIcnt In my condition under III" treat
uenL or The EleCtr0-Mcdiral Doctors
is wonderful. All the troublesome
symptoms are nearly gone and whe:".
rs had not worked At my trade OF
stone mason IN luonlhs, du" 10 rN'
IRENE debility--now ! am working
.rvery day. My work is a pleasure and
Il feel strong and can climb ami run
with comfort. am al5u gaining IN
weight"
The above statement is sCl!-rNpla1%'
tory and 2 message 10 Other sick thai
they may we'll heed, for The Electro
Medical Doctors treat practically all
forms OF chronic Diseases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
DOCTORS ADVISED
CLIMATIC CHANGE
AiIino Man Goes to The. Electro.
Medical Doctors Instead and Says
"Treatment Is Wonderful"

Il have been III for number or
months with what several doctors, in
Guiding hospital physicians. stated to
be tuberculosis" says Mr. Toni Delera
of Hannastown. Pa, in public state
me1t.
These doctors advised that go 70.
a sunny southern climate, for ! could
not 1.-Two long here, but friends advised
that l treat with The Eleclro-Medlcal
Doctors, wheeling institute at 1871
Market ST. 90 I went To them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12

at l127 Market Street electrical
disease" The patient
photograph receiving painless electrical current
thr body
booths The Electro
separately and individually
Of
The hundreds treated
bv Wheeling
many their Offices regardless
will pleased
show tho he apparatuses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-12
SUPREM

ELECTRICITY. with its wonderful
power to relieve suffering and cure
disease, is supreme. 1t is natures
method regulated by human ingenu-
itv."-Elect ro-Medical Doctors.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17

! an offering at these astonsh- ins low prices. high grade clean quality goods. The illustrations are all exact reproductions. You know just exactly what l am of- fe'inq.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-18

FIRED 10 BOTTORFr
county Judge
a. NElSON.
County Treasurer
l o. BATES
tN Ns,0r
ntI MAYS.
County ClctL
% % WILSON.
Ouuty Attorney
g. MILLER
EN-lux Assessor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-18
NEWS WILL FURNISH
ELECTION RETURNS

.uang'mfn's gro bong rounded
n' through winch me Scs pIn rr
..a 1000 sad complete election POI.
'.-1s sunday morning Boo addition
'r 0sr-yinE s'orr7pu.ou tuI. c'Iu.
. 70. orIee corner Sixth .r1 rvI,r
'rrcf. saturday nirh. r,rIrr.rr
early Iu the evening
SO expense Is 20 no. spared boz CIV.
r. t' 'ho people full ana complete
.'pfuatiou and various aecnr.s.
..." been employed Goo 4..4r, H.
.4r', fIo ciiloens desire Ernf5 .
..' I'.liabi' tact R.ll Do, flashed .-
me screen and tho Invitation f1 DO
present it 20 tho general public rU,
.'ws force viii hc extremely Uu.
'Is bc too much .p to answer .n.a
'.0ue c4lE regarding iH' election
'Ht tho concentration eilI %" uH .r
t.lIotiu4. 30 thar mo- tact mas boz
n siiookeI Noi only fe'Hrns from
'.fs county and the Panhandle arH
Plains country. bul 0ro. fho H.'r l.H
..r nitrd state. ir urI u .r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-18
.CHESSHIR IS NAMED
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

...Mr .H. uH... ..
..0..u o.. H. national convention
.' 'm 'uHt brotherhood nt Gao
.u.v. lnH 1.nc-s 200 America 'n
O., H,. n H. Worth September
f,.n .. o. m.'iur of tho amarillo
.. ~. tt. asr NIGHT John rlrr
... t... .ltrratr rJ 10 is nm
8err..f 'rr mt' o. number OFF On.
'r.U w'rbors win attend 'hr meet.
us. DO. visitors
Application as been made Cor Pc.
r..' r',. a over Texas and tho
ye.rne n Considered one Of great
Importance This is 'Hr second
r-, ,rr ..'.nsl ucc'nr which De-
bold Hr.e ....s reo years has 'Fr'
..." r--u.H' 10 'ho south, 'b' other
rf.r.. bonn. fF, session r 40
Hn'. ss.'-
.,I'. ht OH. officers %. tho
local .s.ru that rIlv Two
........ 49,. vii hs 0 attend
.... -crin. from ru.'..i'f
.'.. mo union
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-18
VIII Ny CHU.n TAXI
Dft KINGS INV nISt DI EI;N %

ItI' OF answer .s Dr Kings New
discovery l-"li H. d pleasant sweet
syrup easy fu flko n contains the
medicine. which years Of experience
l1," proven hest tor Coughs and
Colds Ihus, who have used Dr
kius NrU Discovery longest are ils
h,' i-ivud. Resides every h0tilc .s
guaranteed u YOU don't get sats.
10.ou ,ou s"' your money back
Hu' bottle ggn as directed Keep
shat j, lrl iuf Cough and Cold in.
.rJr."
iAdlt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-18
WolcOtt Eye Service

Eyeglasses and Spec'acles properly
lifted Diseases OF the Eye treated
DC Nolcoi, Specialist Fuqua Bldg.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08

GENERAL OvERsEER: "And was nothing bettered but
rather grew" what?
PEOPLE: "Grew worse"
GENERAL OVERsEER: Yes and that is a good descrp-
ton OF hundreds of thousands of people all over the world
today
b4 THE FIRST PARENTS YIELDING TO TEMPTATION
THE WHOLE WORLD WAS CURSED
NO" let us turn to the third chapter of the Book of
Genesis, and we will if can find out how all this
change has about
Adam and Eve yielded to the tempter. Some people
say Just wish that could have had the chance that Adam
and Eve had
tell you today that you have precisely the same kind
OF chance-hoWever with this exception that being their
descendants we have inherited their weaknesses and their
sinful tendencies but aside from that are all put on
trial. and we all have contend with the same tempter
with whom they had to contend
Here is sister who cannot even hear thunder What
an awful thing is deafness!
Continued next week.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08
Who is the author of disease

Now there is the issue. Who is the author OF disease
and of affection?
PEOPLE: Satan
GENERAL OVERsEER: Before shall pray with any OF
for your healing going to settle this question by
examination of the Word of God and if decide that
acon and disease the work of God then will have
the benedicton and go home will not pray with one
of you until this question is settled in your minds If
have here with the idea that God has afflicted with
disease then you not any attitude to be prayed with
for your healing but you wicked destroy what
you believe to be Gods work.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08

The following report distributed in
y of Chicago by the following Divisions of Zion
Lords Day, March 5, 1916, Division No. L
Deacon w. Hurd Clendnen
Number of Zion Messages and Special Announce
Number of Leaves of Healing given 1913
Number of Leaves of Healing sold ............ BAT
Number of Theocrats given. ...............
Total number of pieces of zions Literature dis
Lords Day, March 5, 1916 Division No s.
Deacon w. E. Schmaus
Number of Calls made. .2,773
Number of Zion Messages and Special Announce
Number of Leaves of Healing given ....... 1877
Number of Healing sold ........... 80
Number of Theocrats given. ................. 259
Total number of pieces of Zion Literature dis
Lords Day March H. 1916 Division No 2"
Deacon H. G.. Peterson
Number of Zion Messages and Special Announce
Number of Leaves Healing given. ............ 127
Number of Leaves of Healing sold ........... 166
Number of Theocrats given .................... $50
Number OF Theocrats sold '.......r......
Total number of pieces of Zion Literature
Lords Day March 10, 1916, Division No q
Deacon Alex S. Burgess
Number of Zion Messages and Special Announce
Number of of Healing given.
Number of Leaves of Healing sold .............
Number OF Theocrats given lisp
Total number of pieces of Zion Literature
Lords Day March 2s isis Division No A. go
Deacon t. r. Becker
Number of Special Announcements given.
Number of Leaves of Healing given. ............ 328
Number of Leaves of Healing sold ............ SO
Number of Theocrats given. ............... 48S
pieces Literature dis
-. 1882
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08

FOX WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL
ALL MEETINGS BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 7:45 P NJ
ALL HEARTILY WELCOMED!
Bring your Bible and Gospel Hymn Book 1 to 6.
lowing places until further w -
WATCH THE THEOCRAT
Leader; Place Meetng
o Monday, April 49,
Mr. Dean, Elisha Avenue
DEACON n. a RoR,N tuesday April H. 1916
- ~ . Mr.. G. Casperson Hermon Ave
~ = - Hammer, Gideon Ave
1900 - Dea. Kuechler, 2115 Ezekiel Ave
- Mr.. L. Brown, Gideon Ave-
- ~ ~ 49, - Mr. VIM. Bennewate Giead Ave
- Mr.. Joseph Baughman 27oS Eshco Ave
-, , - - Deacon M. Mouton, Ezekiel Ave-
Mr. c. Hendricks 1902 Elisha Ave
DEACON D. H. PAXTON and MIR. III. r. CLOUGH
Mr. D. E. Moughmer, 5000 Elizabeth Ave
DEACON G. PETERSON,
Mr.. Nichols, 261s Elizabeth Ave-
10000 - : Dea D. A. Bohken Ave-
.,, Mr. Chas Lubke Emmaus Ave
- : Mrs Mary Ave-
Mr.. John Hebron Ave
~ NM ~ : $3.50 Dea 7. R. Becker, 24OS Elizabeth
DEACON L. CRUM ~ ~ ~
Mr. L. H Tuttle 2s1s Gabriel Ave
DEACON w H. vALKENAAR and DEACON ROBERT wHTTEs1DE
ELDER FRANK ROBINSON a. " ''''1S''' '''' A'lDl ave-
Mr. c. R. Pitcher, 2114
D. GIead Ave-.
DEACON ALEX. s. BURGESS
The Bethel, & Ave
KENOsHA MEETINGS
The principal meeting Apostolic
Church Zion of the Day
Cottage Meeting for THURSDAY April 10, 1916 will
DEACON 0 aR f13d2S5 59s
SALVATION HEALING HOLY
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08
If DISEASES WERE OF GOD, IT WOULD BE WRONG
TO TRY TO GET RID OF THEM

Now, am always open to conviction and am after the
truth and affection and disease of God then want
know it, and if it then going to pray for any
one of you. If God the Almighty-Whom love and Whom
servehas given to you those diseases then would not
pray for healing here this morning for my right
never will be party to help undo the work that God the
Almighty has done. And I will just ask God to give you
rheumatism in other leg and if you have
then will just ask God kindly to give you be-
God good and whatever God does is good and what
ever God gives to me going keep. not here to
help destroy the work of God my Heavenly Father and if
we can find out from Gods Word that He has made this
sister deaf then she shall keep Deafness and would
the last man this earth as much my finger
to help take that Deafness if God has given it to
if it is one of Gods gifts, then let her keep it,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08
Zion Restoration Host

DIV ISIONS N
DEACON w. HURD CLENDINEN DIRECTOR, DIVISION No. L.
DEACON W. Il. SCHMALFUSS, DIRECTOR, DIVISION 5.
LORDS DAY, APRIL 8,
Both DIVISIONS will to Chicago Lords
Let all Oh1cers and Members both Divisions
for Restoration work be
and leave by
1926 A
Purchase tickets
Jewelry Department.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08
A T T EN- ITO m

- - DIYIsIO No. 2
DEACON HERMAN G. PETERSON, DIRECTOR No 2
DIVISION No will go to Chicago Lords Day. April 16,
Let all Officers and Members of Division
alton work
191 promptly $50 A M.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08

Why, people quite astounded and say "Why
do not you believe that God the Author of dsease Yes
they asounded and they say We those ZION people
lot they do not believe that God the Author
of disease and actionv No. we do not believe any such
lie
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-04-08

The following of Zion Literature
City of Chicago following Divisions
Lords Day, March s. 1916, Division No /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
VALUES INFLUENCED
BY MANY DEVELOPMENTS
happenings Mt Home aud Abrond Have
Herring ON C0urne OF the
stock NIurket
10y Associated Press. J


MEM YORK. December l0-Ouotcd
values were pcrccptibly Influenced dur
ing the irregular week Of the stock
market by numerous important de-
vclopmcn,s. such as the l5-pcr-ccnt
call-moncy rate. higher commodity
prices and political and military events
across the water.
Significance also attached to the at
titudc of the British government re-
speeding further exports of copper and
the possible effect OF this regulation
upon the country's general export
trade. Metal shares suffered sharp de-
preston in the weeks later dealings
which witnessed many price readjust-
m"nts in other quarters OF the stock
list.
High money proved to 10 Of brief
duration. being almost Immediately al
ieNiated by the additional heavy i'm
ports Of British gold fro.l Canada.
THIS sam" movement also served To
stabilize sterling exchange. but other
foreign rcm!ttanc"s. especially IN"
rates to the TcutoiIic countries and
Russia and Italy, were heavy to weak.
In the stock market tho most In
'erestinc movement "ent"r"d around
tn" cheaper rails, chiefly roads travers-
ing Western and Southwestern States.
and gains in these issues. ranging from
Two I" over i've points, wcr" well aus-
tanned
none Of their long continued bu"yancy.
In" average OF prices for 'manufac-
inred steel and iron touched Il mcw
nigh level. AMI the prcSSur" az demand
was StrikinGly illustrated in the No
N"mb"r statement or the United states
steel corporation, which disclosed an
lncr"as" OF over LOCO. 600 tons In un-
hlI"d orders, bringing tho total up To
Il new record
Railroad earnings wcr" again dis
appointing. In that increases arc go
ing INT" operating expenses but the
gross returns on leading systems at
test undated tonnage Executives u,
leading transportation companies arc
almost unanimous in their approval Of
N" recommendations outlined in tho
Presidents message" to Congress
International financing Of the week
included the purChas" Of large block
Of foreign oil securities tor offering in
this market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

vile Chamber OF Commerce. which has
arranged III. Central States Conference
Rail and Water Transportation. 10
be held in this city December "A and
10. Henry c. Murphy. chairman OF tho
executive committee. says that prcsi-
dent Wilson'S interest in the idea OF
such regional conferences has been en-
listed. and that the President has OK.
pressed the hope that the trial of tho
idea in til" Central States will be fol-
lowed by similar conferences in Other
sections
The speakers include Chairma,
Frank l.. Walsh. Of the Federal Com
mission on Industrial Relations: w {;
Lee. president OF the brotherhood OF
railway Trainmcn: Colonel Lansing H.,
beach. L. : a.. Corps Of EnSinecrs:
;. III. Hastings president Of the ILL.,
nois manufacturers Associations: AL
fred J.. Thorn. general counsel OF tho
southern railroad: John Muir. prcsi-
dent or the hallway Investors League:
j. T.. EdEcrton. president OF the Ten
n"sS"c Manufacturcrs Association: g;
a. Frccr. president OF the National
Traihc League. and others.
ON Friday evening. IA banquet will
b" held, at which tho speakers will
include Frank Trumbull. chairman OF
the railway executives advisory COM
mittcc on Federal Legislation. and ~
G. Ssbury. vice president OF tho
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

az "hi'e Grubs. This therefore. should
pIa'tiScd when earlier blowing is
r ,,I'apIe. Farm poultry trained
{" TOTO" the pillow are also of pr.,,
'a!ue In destroying the pest. and hoe :
Ia are allowed 70 pasture upon land
'h"t harbors "utworms will root mn
s"cts. cue III :
IN most cases the moths Law ,h.ir
GEES IN the late summer or carlv f..i,
w me!us which axe covered with grass
vi weeds. The worms hatch in a f.w
weeks feed upon this vegetation mi,
.'iu weather, and then hibernate az
grown "aterpiilars When rho
$50, nelu is broken up and planted
urn or other wide-row crons IN H.
spring The worms are deprived of ,bo;r
'',"ihi iood and are compelled 10 at
.'.n 'he newly planted crop. They cor.
nue. TO consume an enormous amo,,n,
"i 1000 until they have .,,.in.,, ,,t
w.. sro"th' and change 10 tn. pupaI or
'H''Hs stage in late June or earl, III,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

4 good way Is To make = small rI.,,-
form OF laths and place II i'm Tho NOT
ION or barrel. so that the platform
VIII D" about four inches above the
water Pour into the barrel boiling
water until II comes within abou, an
men of the platform. Lay the goose
on the platform, cover the barrel
hGhtly with heavy piece Of carn.,
or cloth and allow IL to steam for ,iv.
or six minutes.
Heforc placing Tho bnd In the h,r-
r"I, tic stout string to its feet. l.,y.
'hE one "nd hanging outside hv which
the n!rd may be drawn out and sus
prh"cd at a convenient height for pick
ms 4laN" larg" bag or barrel near
mt" which the feathers may hc placed
a. they ar" picked. Care must h.
taken that tho fcathers arc no, snilc1
ny blood or dirt, as they Will lose their
value"
After Tho bird is ,boroughly cleaned
"!p IN cold wafer and allow !, 10 r..
main ~" or three minutes Leave
feathers ON about half the neck no>,
I" IN" head and also ON tho wings
Hhcv" the FIRST Joint Geese should lie
marketed with tho heads u, and un
drawn Il" not lay ono bird upon an
Other when picked. but wrap each IN
lean cloth or paper. place ii on us
pack ana allow it TO cool i'm TINT PORN
Never hang bird M by Tho foe, ar.
mead 10 cool as this DESTROYS thoi,.
plump appearance