Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 February 1896 — Page 3

THE SUNDAY

SCHOOL.

frliruury

AGRICULTURAL HINTS.

3,

ERYSIPELAS AT 81.

ti..mi Lrton for

W .... . r. ,.,..! ..l.-.iLc Kiitt-.IS.

i.'iif r.ui iMitiiN . . - - - - -

I ArramHtl tram i-mouwi i C'lbDCK MYxv.-Thy faith hath made the

HOGHOUSE

AND YARDS.

of C'oa-

iplit which bhinv the anuui

Or '" ;.. ..V ,..,., ,.ri...l fnl til.

i ,r IUl H.-t-ount nr found u follows! M-.V Li ' :1-M; 2:iäW. U:l- Murk ' T.yK.-Auü:naf A. P. " Wrn ''1,1. nuir tint clow of lila second r ir f ministry. ru :n -Caiwrnuum; tho 8.a of ual.xeu ur.a vltluliy. :.r.ssox noti.9.

A KlrlLIm- VimltV III till) l.lllD

x.i.tint I'IkkitIis.

The acüoinpaii.viiur illuM ration r'p-i-i-M-iitR an easll.v-i'oii.tMictiHl hoh'liouso iiih! system of yard which 1 lind to lu; quite convenient. Fi,'. 1 Ih an exterior view of the hota-c, only a portion being nhown,tt hielt in covered with boanlH mid batten. The outer poatH nre :t feet hili; the rafters arc Ü4 feet long, and meet at a comiuoa point, l'iy. U shows tins around plan of tlie house and yards; a a, etc., ore 1x4 pohts

Physicians Favorod Amputation of tho Limb.

ft

rid. 1 rr.usi-crnvc vn:,v or i-iciokuy. reaching from the ground to the roof; b It and e c are doorn to each pen. 1 he Bits of pens und lota nre represented

iu the cuts, boards : 1.5:50

I. Thk MxNisriuuxo oma:. Vs. 1-4. The brief sitory of tlieiie devoted women shows neurulVnys in which .fesiis en-i-mimHvd faith. It brought into action tlie wealth and service of another class of ilisclpl, the women, and thus en-lar-'etl the realm of faith. L'nraest dewit'i.m nluuvH Increases faith; active

Kenice destroys doubt. ! II. Tm: I'Ait.vuLUofriir.Sownt.s. 4-1.,. This parable in two ways encourafres faith. U ome of tlie good reed wnvn by the MriKtcr Himself falls cn roekv soU, nmid thorns, or by the ivayxide l3"-rtJ !b nu rvnson !ov 11 disciples to be discouraged under the Kiiae circuiaslances. This parable, also, iß tlie prophecy and promise of a large harvest from the seed vow u. III. Tan Hni-ATioxs or.Tlrs. Vs. -lo.ei. From this brief incident we

pain tivoeneoiirafTi'mentsto faith, lven waste in cutting, Jesus had to encounur opposition In Ulja in 10. root i0Ugth8,c

3Hs mission; not only irom eneuiiw, hut from His dearest friends, "ietlle went on and succeeded. Faith is encouraged bv the knowledge tliat va Hand in the nearest and dearest relation to Jesus. All true Christians

brothers and sisters oi . uni,

heirs with lilm ot uuti.ii.

Father. His riches are uieir im, His jovs, their joys; His character, their character; His home, their home. IV. The TEiirxsT Sfiu.r.n. Vs. 22"5 It is a great help to our faith to know, bv actual exhibition of His W that onr Saviour is ruler over

ul the forces of nature, that not even n sparrow can fall without our rather, that amid countless diseases and dangers on every side, yet our lather holds them In His loving hands. aii i... Wnses. onnressions, cruelties,

. ...I i

of coasciencc, lives wnuoui

For ruofing I used 1x12 feet were required. To

get one-half of

one-fourth in 14-

ure

and

JS

Wm Not Dono, und the Patient ff

Cured ly Intern! KoihciIIp.

From the JteimMcan-lttgUttr, Oalnburg, Jtl IllgKsvillo, twenty-nluo mitos west of Galorthurg, III., oatJioliaoof tho Clilcago, Burliugtoa & Qulaey llallroud, is an old, quiet little town. In curlier days it was noted as a good business point, it was hero Unit a representative of the

n.,Mf.,in.iir found Mrs. Rhoda Tal- ones.

cott,

Kin., tho followhic story, which Is given

as nearly as possihlo in hor own language: 'Yes, It Is with great pleasure that I caa give my testimony to tho great value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Over thirty years acolwas taken with a chill and erysloclas set in. For sixteen weck I vas not nolo to walk a step. Tho physicians proposed to takooff onoof my limbs but Anally dec ded

not to do no. Kinoruucu had to bo cut or burnt out. After I was ablo to cet about, with tho uso of crutches, every two or thrco months erysipelas would sot In 1 caln, and I suffered intensely from it. 1 ' had a good many different doctors : Dr. Fitch, of Sheridan, Iowa: Dr. Drown, of Chanute, Kansas; Dr. Scarf t, of Burlington, Iowa: Dr. Trembly, of Oakland, California,

Dr. Bearlo, of OalcsbnrR, Illinois, anu auoo- lmve BWt!pt

tor In Knnsas Ulty, uui oouuncu and after treatment from all theso physicians, Instead of getting hotter, beganto . mich worse. Tho other limb

broke out in two places with sores about ! tho size of a silver dollar. I could not sleep i tti.mit. ihn nid of morphine. My

limbs wcro so badly swollen that 1 could not nut on my shoes or walk a step without either having on a heavy hanuaRO or a silk or rubber stocking About a year ngo I read of and was told by a neighbor, about Dr. Williams' -Pink Pills. I couclu.led as a

lnt resort, to try laein, j - could tind'no other relief. From the very

1

city r.owMMMt r Whtngto, l. O. Home-rule In local affairs is a vital principle, in our government. It is entrenched In our constitution, which reserves to local authority every right

not specifically granted to tno geuei u government Yet In matters entirely locul, in school affairs, in health measures, Washington citizens have no voice nor control over the expenditure ilollnr of their taxes. In

other cities the power to correct otlicial abuses is In the hands of the people; here, whatever tho blunders commit...1 it w hard to locate tho guilty

inouK" -""

Very Awkward Indeed. This Is precisely tho Idud of mlstakoa man makes If ho "turns out" on tho wrotiR id of tho road when a vohiclo comes to;

ward him. x less ivusum i uv u iu

on tho

Hos-

Stomach Hitters, a medicine aisti

tliohidlvUlual who taltes drastiu mcdl to relievo his liver. That organ is o rlcht side, and tho road to Its relief Is

adapted to tho relief of dyspepsia, constipaHon, kuluoy uud rliemimtlo ullmtuts and

malaria. "CiiAii'Tr," said rnclc F.bcn, 'wlllklbber or inultltudo of hlns. iiti' Vit most oh us

doan' Bcein ter hub much mo' l'"g;

roun'foli our own pus-nai ubw, - lugtou SUr,

Bines mt I hart bun a re.it tutrtrcrfivm catarrh,

I tritd Kly's Cwun, JSalm and to all apiarancc am

cur!. Tcrrihe hculichct from which I hcul lono trtd artwme. WJ.UUch.

cock, J.nff .'Ictjor i' o. w

JL. A.. Odl., Jiuj(',

BT Murrur. J.

CATARRH

Wlmt is worse,

SlTaToTaio; rtohl lam, la the ßuiHy be known, the people are nownco of her grateful daughter, Mrs. E eriess to rebuke them nt the poil.

The spectaclo, meanwniie, ui chosen to legislate for sixty-five nillisrt n,.nni. illvertutl Into a city council

j-.iu.. ..uii liioh i1iniiiiiLr. care ot

UI'.illlllK ' -n. , .....i,..B .-rnvcviirds and other neigh

llllli r - l i.,t nniwinfim Iwcmiies more iu-

UWI ll VVJ vvi.wv.. congruous each year. A IVcuIlar Austnillan Storm.

A nrize was recently awarded by the

Royal society of New South Wales to the author of a paper on "Southerly ii......u This is the name given in

A..Li....H.i in storms which begin with

nrtherlv wind, withering liko

the breath of u 'furnace, because they c.,..ii nnrosa the burning sands

of the interior, and bearing clouds of .(TnoMtini? dust. Suddenly, in tho

midst of the tempest, the wind swings the southwest or south, and

heavy rain begins to fall, driven before

1.1:. st s from tlie iee-cnm i-

the South t'oie.

mi.r.'s Honevof Horchound and Tar re

lieves uiiooplngcpiiRh. ,it Piko'sToothuclie Drops Curo In ono mlnuto.

i 1

nr. that resolves upon any great aim coou

end lias by that very resolution raucu u.u chief barrier to It.-Tryon hd wards.

a nnfAV HS.1M Onen und clcdinc

vnl IWttBoT. Allnyn IMn nl1 Innymmnil.., UuilcklV aSsorÜc! anü cItus relief at once.

iiiulcklf

A partiell hi. i'riro

Kl.Y 1IU0T

l.nnpllertlntoenA irt.itrll niitJUagr fa" ilnl Urilk M ,irliy ,l' v.v T1IBIW. W Wurren StrouU New ork.

TRE

TF.8TED 70 Xf.M SUrnfD lud (lit uiakt.n anltd 1t GOLD plnm, tU. Stark, loulUn, Mo.,R"ltort.lll.

chilling

gions surrounding Youth's Companion.

I.ET Til 11 EAKTH

HO. 2. OnOU.NU 1'I.A.N OF l'iaOUUT AJ5D YAIiDS.

For

. . . A ...1 I. ft m Tll'llllllfl 1 fc 1 1'"

. . ... -irotmrti juui, .. , . - - ... .. ,,,, -tifv tn tno nencm. iicr .

ni I." IV , i'. in Christ, pactions nn.iyarc.s - , -"-'VaV derived Irom tho use of tne . mMt conv

Z ?fa S v n; lovVsaVs: "Peace, be ing. Feed hms can no y Mno. . m Mf. Gcor nomk.1 way to travel in

r?ll " for all that call on Him, and pen- , -& - f f l pronlnent ua- q KliUed TÄttSr'r

arclios over them n bow-of peace. Wf"oTr7ARNING. ! Ss. W rSbuIp bar. . i..,.nrvi riT-inxiAC. vs. A WORD Ur "Hnl1ll,u' , tnot uik "'' " i mm i hi. vcrv

. i lit u.Wrt.. I

1

Why

a . T nnnimotweil tO MUS tllOIIlUS

began to improve nnu in w - -not licca troubled at al . 1 would not have dono without the Pink Pills for anything, asthev have most certainly prolonged mj life Jiy general health is much better than it has been for a good many years, bad 1 am now 81 yea?s oiTnge. Uave not only used the Pinlt Pills Willi success, but have ircc-

! ommended toMJKM

thoueut neeuca buch ucomiui, have- tried them and found relief." . uu.n o.,i.i t.iint. inst before commenc-

ingto use tho Pink Pi Is, s ho thougnt ner w. ' ih catoloffllo and

Äa and grain and fodder samglvcn tho Pills a trial. lcs (worth $10.00 to get a Mart). I nej

Mrs. Taicoti nas muu . . . . - nditor believes. W

daiiRhter tor nve orsi.) " r" " T ..l.AArfullv certify to tho benefit her . m

cnlcnt and eco

America 1" in

man. "On a

dryly. Harper's

IIFJOICK AND

. i .

...an . . . nnrr v

....,nfa mir. Wim our Ji" ""-j

grasses, clovers and fodder plants tho .,..,ct most worn out, toughest,

.. .. nf lnnd can be made as

fertile as the valley of the Kile. Only

.!.. n. vpur or sol At the same time

-.-ill be eettiner big crops!

r.lnnt Suurrv.Sacalinc.Lathyrus

-iit vnrietv of names! Catalogue

If you will cut this out and bend it

to the John A. Salwsr öeeu vu., Crosse, Wis., with 14c. postage, you will

. . II.

"G-3f Even what we oiit-ii im most hopeless cases" may at tin-won ef Divine ower be ever afterward found "at the feet of Jesus, clothed, and in his right mind." VI ToiTruixo Tin; Hnii or Iiis (.ab-MFST.-VS.43-49. The fa.th of the worn-

an of whom tbis story : was real, though imperfect and super- , stitious. That in all three U mentioned the fact that she had ! been for 12 years in the condition in j . 1. hrrtn '

which we find ber snows nu ; i-

Caru

Sliotihl I KxcrcUod In the l'liri'hutto of Hay.

The London Live Stock Journal otters a word of warning that may dberve attention in this country an well as abroad: More care Is commonly taken by horse owners as to the quality of the oats than of the hay they put chase, let l,..r,. is n creator difference between

tlinn iei.:u

In tnestouiacn hiiu u.iv., " v' . " ; first lie commenced to get better, and now

be Is not trouoieu ai uu. .i.m.. John McKee, tho druggist In tho village, stated that ho had sold a great many of Dr.

Williams' Pink 1'ilis, ana imniwi i.uw rtMnlv civo tho best of satisfaction and SSro aÄom nllshed great results Quito a number of thevlllagers tire now using them. Dr Williams' Pink Pills contalu, in condensed form, all tho elements necessary to civo iow lifo and richness to tho blood and restore shattered nerves. They aro an unfailing speciiic for such diseases as locomo. tor ataxia, partial paralysis, bt. Vitus' JinS . i Ulca. ucuralgla, rheumatism,

ffn-f'

foanv caseTöf CatlirVh that can not bo

cured fir Hall's Catarrh wre.

K. J. UllKM-I v.i ;vl' "I, V. T Wo, tho undersigned, have known j. ri.V.nevfor tho last 1" years, and believe SinSXiiK: lmnnnihlb in all business

'...Vr: i flnrmciaUv nble to carry

oul .day Obligo" l öns made by their firm. Wnw & ? TnoAX, Wholcsalo Druggists, To-

ledo, U. xi.nvtv. Wliolcsalo

WAUMNO. !VlAv.

I 1 gNeverOut Work. rV s.! 8 fj most from PAINS and cannot work. ST. JACOBS OIL O IK ill cure and fit them for work when tho chanco comes. J

lc Your Battle U or your life!

The dis-

tbat "Flesh

aa Augustine

, for she

lcs her cno seemed. She touclieu tno border of his garment, or fringe of an outer shawl-like mantle, because she thought that in this way she might be healed without, any publicity, which Fhe desired to avoid. "Vnd Jesus (turning nrountl) paid: Who touched me?" The disciples wer astonished nt the question. 1 be crow d wns RO creat that He was be ng con-

.niK- tiressed on all side."

bad not learned

;n. tniiehcs.'

ZZ: fiArU. said, nut Christ kuew, for

i. .!.!,. ,mc ills own act, and

änirÄng. and tolH-IT ?own fore Ilim. she declared untoll.m before all the people for what cause she had touched Him. and how she w:i.s hea ed mmedintely." This public co.i'e.on was another step in h-r complete cure. Christ inured her that not superstition, not any power residing In a garmeat, nor my power resid ng n a P j Ll touch; but faith, a spiritual act of the soul, had made her whole. VII. ILviprxo JAinrs- DAronTcn.Vs 41 2- 40-:.5.-Thi-. is a case of mit n rncotiraged in tiie gri-atcst cxtrem.ty. Sä rus w:us a ruler of the nnjruc, one Of the lending 1?'""

like our trustees, who imu Kv... .... charge of the synagogue, its service and fts schools, llisdaughter was very . sick, nigh unto death. Jairuh went o SS a "d besought Him to j , his house and restore his daygh- i 1ÜS not. niiite the faith'

tar II" Ii i of the Roman centurion. Jesus might have healed the daughter without com;ng to the house. Then comes he new s i,.s- .i-btiir s dMid. Mi

bIeeMnser further? HuUesus Ml: "Believe only, and she Mia 11 he ,nade whole There was " Christ's power; the only dangci was that JW fa'dh should foil . C. U ,wvrr and love are o great that the largest demands on them arc met as Äsily as the smallest.

irrinno. palpltauon oi umw-ij i sunai-es pi vno o" . - nni,.i.

..... ,t ntiil Inferior hay

..... t...ut ,.,1 snv. third or fourth-class

lv in : nni.iii.itinn of tho heart, nalo and I

oats. Hay varies kiCj. "'f-" ff -i r r -r -,. 0f weakness :,'" m hv all Druggists

ality of the heroage . . Ihw in tAATo or female. Pink Pills are V" . .

led, but in tho conditions un- "Vbv'aU dealers, or will be sent post pa d Hall.B FamUy Pills aro tno dcsi.

on receipt of prico, &u cen a ""?',,,, ,- for 12.50 (thev ao never sold In bulk

the qti

.irw" . . ..i ,.,i

der which it has been nsn-" - in how it ban cured in the stack. Horses rarel v suffer from eating bad oats, while , much disease in the stable Is attributable to the quality of the hay they consume. It has been estimated that about 50 per cent, of the cases ot colic which occur in large stables arc due to the hay with which the horses are provided. Owners of i i ei.. .la frenuentlv experience an

: outbreak of colic among their animals

or by Mio 100), by addressing JJr. w imam. Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.

For One. You told me to bring

hntnR when I came

Maria." said Mr.

something

this evening,

"Wk havo no use for bear stones," said tho editor. "Our reader demand someth?nlicv.' "Well," said the man wit i o manuscript, "this story is about aciutiamon bear. ''-Sports Alield.

Tht, Modem Way

Hillus, who had just Commenus itelf to tho well-informed, to

it .1 v 4 fnorfnrinn 1 1 . clu i i nionuiini i v iiti uiivv, Mti ,.. - - - .

come in, "ami x .. . , "" rr; m tbo crudest manner aud usual. I have so many things to think gjJV; To cleanse tl.o sysof during the day, anyhow," he w ent brink up colds, headaches and e,

with some rcsentmem, - vers without nffi S

tue (leiiciiiuu ui"i" "" v ', t-i

.7 ' ...M"-. - , 4 nf FiPH. Alaau

u fresh consignment of hay. my poor , trfln? commission an pj. - - Byrup Company,

...wl l.nillv HtilCKCll IH U UIU9I i l.nr-rro mV 111111(1 Willi U " r"

fodder.fromthediseuseitfre- Now i know perfectly well there was uni(VK,Nshas his own way In his house."

inmn little 1 L'cumooo or Bitun" i,y. nut his v He always IUH nu" S as teil me this morning to bring itUoi..g to bo b,forcha.,d."-Washingto

li rill! illiv and hi

,c!v.. fndll

nuently engenuers, a; in low consuming vnluc. Great care should be exercised In the purchase of foreign hay. LIVE STOCK NOTES. Grade up your htoek, for both home and foreign markets require a better

unlit v of meat than ever ucw. ' . . , .... ,,ii!rnl tn

A ewe shouui not uu .-M... move about much for n few hours after i,.,i,h,. If her tenta are closed against

P BIKr

Z7I

when I started for home to-night, but Star

1 A w , .. .1.. A !t f-rm 1h:it. time

,-cn u - as .vcll pi BU) (l f rco by pr. KHne's Great is. Miatwnsit. i M's Kwn..f, .Vr. Nolits after first day's use.

Marvelous cure?. Treatise and M trial bottlefree. Dr. Kline, UJl Arch bt., Pnila.. 1 a.

I hav

to th

take mv lecture right now. "I asked you, .lohn." replied Mrs. llllltis, "not to forgot to bring your head home this evening. "-Chicago Tribune.

Hit

. Via

makes no d meren now n u j

mav trv. 1 doani neu; u u

. . ..1..1 inl l.T.l.aX.

THE MAHKETS.

SrmiiathPtle.

svmpal.iettc is more than fin isatate. a condition, a vena-

who

To be

. it. i

- . IM... ..... .1

. r ..i.nrni.trr. iiiu i

of bimsen, u'

He is not merely "

If your farm is too Bmall for you, ,tt...n..r and et more. Subsoil, and

. . , r . 1 . i .1 ..lttvntion.

the efforts of the mini), wi""-tt , oring more au ... -

out with the wetted lingers. A ewe which disowns her lamb or one which is required to adopt .another bhouhl be confined alone with it n a dark place, and out of hearing of other ,,,1 she should be held several

t imeVn dav for it to suck. new Voiik. Fetiruary is.

good qualities which go io . pjuu Wlnmr Wheal w -- b . ' . ni, Klmon. ereat vvin.vr nu. ' Hed... r

nrst-cnih ; " - -. - , w ;ri . ..... i .1... .,i.u.i nn of a buck i-1' .vN &a

cure i nnw. . . w ith reference to the particular flock

-f .vo witli which he is to be put. -rwn x? f Iii ill I ruf.

Heforc sheep are changed from hay to grass in the spring they should bo caivfullv looked over, and all bonis and hoofs that threaten to be troublesome carefully removed. The hoofs can he token ott with pruning shears, but a fine saw is needed for horns.

is real economy m n......

fodder. l ncre is nu

IM II k IfclVI " 1 1 Auuual sales (i.OuO.OOO boxes.

ble

up a

ble

lives outside

0 ..iitnra

Kr of their'burdens. a sufferer of

their pains, hut he rncourB- . uplifts them to joyoiiMiess. c i ,i g with them that weep does not forbid im from rejoicing with tliem tbnt re. joice. tie goes out to Ins noiphn not at n cull to duty, but on an impulse

from lovc.-S. b. JUurs. lloth Ar Ncnlcrt. Clouds above us and lalnfnL upon ,mvMs the ofT.'i't of dampen ng of Hfe; but there

recently that were ninuu

There

... i-n

Hirn Lim V"... .i.,4,,-.fi

ntiestion but that htocu can n well upon these as upon high priced hav When thoe are fed with bran, ä ng a higher albuminoid ratio, they I mbleananinml to digest and assiinb late better than when corn is fd with them. l'armer's Voice.

WIIh.lT No.'-' neu..

COHN -No. - UAT -.N'o SI... l'UKK-New Mess .... ST. LOUIS. rOTTON-MI'1'lll"-' HKKVES-I'iui'-.V Meers Moitlum IUK1S Fair to Select.. hlHClU' Fair t Ctiolee. FI.OUK-IMt.!iits Funcv t F.xtra do... WH HAT-No. s; Ued WlnUr... CDKN -No. i Mixed OATs-No a UYK-N0.S TÜUACCÜ-I.I0!-Leaf Hurley 1! A Y-Clear Timothy. IllTTTKU-t'liolec Dairy

Kduh insii POItlv Slutidurd Mess (New). HACON -I'lear litt.....-LAUD-l'riniüSteiun (MUC.USO. CATTIil'.-ShlltpinB HOISS Fair toClHiiee .... .... siimkp -Fairli) Choleo

FhOUK-Winier Paients.

"jAnnua's son, they say, ronld talk when only two weeks old." "That's nothing. The Hlblo says Job cursed the day ho wa

born." Judge, . . .... .... to fnp rnll itli.ution 10c and

oES ,o book (free) at yöu: druggist's

" . . i . ...ib i

and go by iu

HcsnANi-"Dr. Foot, thocliiropodlst, will dino with us to-day." Wlfe-"AU right;

I'll order cornea oeci."

Titocitns" will

oulekly relieve Bronchitis. Asthma, ) Catarrh and Throat Diseases. Sold only iu boxes.

.nr- tn mt mirh a hearty cncorci"

.in'" ' ' n . . " . , ......

.1. .ot.l n I in liail-Daei; was eiuieu ui.

liu , t ....,..

after an tyard run. uarraru -.i'

AN exchaniro heads a locai - . -

1... Wnnmer Hin." xuuw -

they aro "he pants."

WhhAT

spring Pateaw -Nu. -iirlug..

Kation for Catllo or 8h-ci. Clover hav, bran and wheat straw m ike up a complete ration in growiuy Si Si or sheep. It '.mikes a cheap food. R u tU brlnjr n lit tie Wor IUf tho Miaw and closer could J rs bo run t rough a fecd-eutter and then the "an te added. t, " th.a cannot to .in,,,., the next bit l'hui is to feed tho

V 4i. nH. of nature, i-o also- imu i BUIUV mid clover in - As upon the face of na .t""; , In boxes or tioughs.

i if.. .....nn mil, miiM mn -- i mm ---

I" . .. ' T.;..i tn, il. rain. for the tun-

IM liimii"1 ,

tlrtll. !ri MHMIfO I

COttN No. a OATS-No. a .i HMv"- Mi:ss (lli'W) .

KANSAS CITY.

y4 1 I 1JI. 'Mi'l""r iimiMAll (irnilei

WHI.AT-No a Ued, .......... OATS- No. a.... coKN-No.a.. ... ........ XÄ

... i-ii.ii II I.. I, II null,. ..... ....

ii iv iMuitim 1 iv

Uli 1 'I HUM i

POHIC -N.'WMush

Mihie.

lives

malte our

f ruitful.-Cni ted Presbyterian.

If we do noMcnrn from little trlnK

bnvp to do i.uyi.

... 1- .1.1. 7. ....... ul.l,,. J7V

.... ..1,1 1 ..Ii Ws wiiKic in 1.11m u.w.ra'"V ?.:;: ... hr. 74i

i r:,1 i "hy a owing the stock to ruu üütton-.. -i " ' "'tl c "laels and help themKelvc f Ued .......... g What is left In the racks or in.mger. JS"" ,.?" cut be used for bedding, ami in tWsj ?0UK7NewM 10 m W H -J w"v be Gouvtrtcd Into a valuable fc jACON-c., ...."g tUhter. j '

1 I

(. IU 7t I

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