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Hsffolk Weekly | ( ttffi < Jolrflil (
Thft .
. Tiff.Wfm. / / . 1677
THIS HI/9E /
W. R f/U0 / ' , N A iff/no / ,
y jfrldtty. lit innll tti-t - MM , I ) P" ,
nl ( fin jioslofj o at
uItfl / HriflH Hinder
tfiiitfirini iMB
M6. k ( ( / IIHi ( i till Jolllotiuin /
VVOrlt < K/o / not Itlll , di/l / worry iloi
flow fMitIjitckofcj ( in In
fmyn III flit ) ( > ini liill ytitl
tniifil In * id Hill flfllil inn ! ,
till ! limit ivlili In ( Hit ) ( d
'L ' worry illmlll tilu rofil.
Kiulwtrt llly' ! ' llvtt million ethlinr lift ,
iiiii iiltiliuii In H-iiily UiiiittrH'iiy ' ,
ni-MliiilllilliM ii Hi nil ilhlil , lull
IliUllilUiH in tvliill ciiihlln III Hid iiittlitt
of ilfo.
'THrii ' ? ( ! Nntiilil HilH Ilitil two
F-iTiiiilliii | ; ) lillolj- . 'I'liilio ' ' inn ImtVit
Mil ! llvlllfc.
„ „ - , _ , . . „
jiit lilli illlll II ( If UlillftlilMH .llMllllilt
ill- ! ) lit lilt ! yi'ttf ' llillll ittlillllt'l '
iiiiiltilimm
NiihvllllHlnlllllltli Ilio "I'ltnllihi" ' ililfl ,
AtiiMik-ii'ii ' Hiiiiht lull WIIR fnl.lliliMJ
ill ! ) jltibl lull liioiilliit.
IJHliiij FJitill will iitH.iloy HMK'0 '
In fiuuiH Hiiitt'h ' foiMm lu Uiu tuuittK
UtC MWMUt ito
T'llft iiilnUd'liUlit ' Utility MR til
ftiiUik \ until lute iMiilMiuun fiunmw lu
fittrtf uf Utu luxWlmln lu n. ,
'I'lUi ' ' Utoitl Niulluutt tnt\iottil \ iu\B \ 1 -
\ \ \ \ MtHiittth \ Utrtl Hi tuuplu > i > fl u it l
tiult littttUturt IlilUtUfi iu
Jii\ifl. \
lkuo la IrtiU of mnullUn out n 10-
f * > MWdlUdU M siMtU-U for Uh I'ooli
ilUUuu\iylUu \ , ( llunni'hm Utu lUd-
\ \ \ \ \
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of \n \
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to \\i\\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ ,
V \Vhy tt ion
\ not
t. This
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with
fault
Went , no < vbnitv , no drains , Yio
waw vA to sot upn \ Uio
\ntslnoss.
saVs AomocrMB
He opinUin enl nAmttshftl \v1 n 11
to tJoTns thinjrs t o
01s " < l >
\VlsvonfTn is x oinln ? ; to th
"fii , ft'ft ftf'P'o ' F < hto Mow tlihn tOOO
-V R ot tlio n.
s an In-
of Ills official f > oi > r > v. tt
1ft a VOtMWo tliMtiMM'it Klin lti > tin-
Ito.Mty ontl6rj ii ont ot iltii jvopli * HI
VtfHtfis , "murtft ati
* t > 'ciwJH thfc ffh slirt'm in Ohio ro.1t-
ut s i r > po'5 t < " ' < a brother of
t > ! thr FOraK'er h
"Stntos ma'tslisl In Xi Mf\k o.
VhVt 'hax1 ' * < HH < n\M < Uiroutflioul rtio
v TtttS ' 'th ' * pisW fitlnVs tnhkos the
innn ' 1 6 sJtAj s w hoiu6 tlitnk tltrt ! lie
holds 'th 'htcX ' > number.
tlist is a
tuany
the
t < < ms V > 'tip ( tor tt ! *
'It ' I * it v pr < M * * < Hl 'tliim oiA > *
till Othi-r HdlKMiU < ! < > x-
n tht > oh < M\l eurrteulutn
Sttr * tMtuirn t 'lwM > rlW oul *
H bo >
u < -U tb * f :
It te tt.
lu
nttn so\or tut i t to th * lit
'tJb 't
llurkv
In Ms
hhi IW
( If Mrt itijfif i > M will ftf
ttiini Mlloti.
Mmc. ticllNrf/rtfiti-fMNk / ( nut
unite tn IIS MHt'fitl ' * I/I / ( lilfl
( rrt ftlf ( ! 87,7W ( rill nnd cnrlioit dfir-
I/IR / ( ( fl nnO/f / ( if ( '
flll < l tllff
i > rlt \ ( li world
Inlffit ( f/ifdfly / ! III Itiiftnln In ( lie
ItllllflR ( if ( ll fifft > r Of pollen In til
liillft llir < iWlll t f ft IfUiCit )
anil Ido ( Jlulflliilrifl ftjilrll
( if | Kii/i ( / ( nlltl ( iooiltvlll n hi fillll
fttim ( lit * fritr'n ( IdinlhloiiB.
Tllo HiilllilRnr
in li ( . omlilclcil tiloliR linlinHlnl mill
flciircliltif : HIICR mid wliat-
( llo ttfllctiliio tin * fdillidy will tin
Itl llhvij Iliifl ( rnlllilo Off tin
liiilul nllti ( lie ( | | | ( IHIHJ ( |
tit Rlilkcn whirl ! will throw
( JmtlHiitiiiH mil of ( Hiijilit.Viiltiiil , nml illll
fllillior hinder noilnuil hllnltiUHR nrn
III Iho nilU In iu InllDliotl lliitt.
illtfnioni'Ofl ' will Rlir'cillly ' lie flnlltod mill
lllllllRtllltl JH'IH'C ' Ililll Kdllll Will lOfllltl ,
nil , iiicio'H ' it niutii it en I or
III Bt'lilny'R ' ilfHilliiiii Ilinl I 'en i j'
nilhlilll Illn lunilfH ( o I'ltliithlliiKcll. ' If
I'tuiiy ' itinlb- Kill Io .Ho | nile , why tan'l '
hit wlllliut ( o tcl ! IR | ( lain ins JlliU
hy llin uilllt'H who ttiiow mil Cook's '
Wollntaii hrtB oonfoiii'il iiiott |
I'Oilty ' UW lU'aOlVi'it ' dnuo
iitllitlt or lliBl lUiui ul Out jiolc. Well
lilitll linvnk IIIIH Deoli UR ilcitl1 lln polo
n III4. I'ooli ' lt H linl fitilunnlely
tiol Iny t'litllit ' Io tlw llllo r it
iM-Ho
'hits ' .Hijsi'lpltoo of Anhthuitt
IB iOViMlUnl Imiio it ml litOii * WlUi lh
JOH R : \Viiy lillok li\ \
RiUd : Tltn HU l honuirtt
IU t iMiUMK \ \ \ of Io thin uitllottoiltl \
he llu * imptitvomiMti or ( ho Ml
thotutttl HM Ullmli\iloR" \
iSutt la Rllll Ultor \ AttttMicnn
with cotton na iv eloso POOOUI NVltont
voting Ihhil nt\il \ liny fn\lo\\R \ Wext lu
UtltX Rlni'o ' Uio li\al \ OPUR\IR \ IU fiMlU
| H il\H'B \ ( of tlto UhUeil Hlnlos
IheWrtaort Inrthto
io
n\uout \ ; \ < a Wul Ui y rtvo
\\\K \ \ \ VrtW rtpon lo to iloonp \ U\\U \ \ whrtt-
viUliR o V .uw\rinUolt la
to. AWolloii oirtWVi\i-c \ lo
is t\u lutlvtRhlnl nviUltRp. Thnl
\lio \ lUlo hilsw \ \ \ \ \ Ua froU\
\ \ \
Ronntov N'tMpou t < Ivs bo nl ( ho hond
of < 1\ > rx Osoil MnllltiKor InvPstlftn-
\\y \ \ rOMmV-RR. tills IR by the
oflpi ooVntB nUd vo-
6ll OR ) > nUlos oonootn-
This spi nlvMttftos Tor Hie Ix- ?
fnl\no8
if NllnnosolA's senior
X lifts liMi for some tlmo
\ \ H1ho ToiKlslv gxivovn-
'ne'nt ' fOntv lrtK lh < * > p\\ivhftso \ of the
Holy sMinlolifv nnUs trntoRfov Io
the \-ntlonn way fin l llsolf
\ > y .1. VMovytont on thf Ohlofturo
y. If thoi-o ts nny
n veU\ !
of
toiTi < tM'5lRnd thai \ho strong
of X nolo SftW in its soVM-Ity is
> y the moivy of Ms
Vho l\o < l Civ > ps
of l llof for \lic ulclv
snfforlni ; h'fts followx < l VnplAly in Ihc
ivmrsO of tht \ vhVsWp1vliloh were
Rlsent flon
RKO tn vnluo of UiiNiv > p i
In lt)05 ) Above tlioso Of Ift l yiv
finly n Ifttlo moi'o1itn 1t n ror
vet tn rounfl F min rite incivase
to JJKift.Wio.OOA. oh fi r-
KiOi1 * Ilko ffthy t&ler. tlinn
1 * , but tliAy Klv < > som * > fonnflH-
for tlio vl'OiiohH'iial prosqvM'Uy tlif >
Jt IK rttn-ttife the liolljlhy sosvon tbst
rtt6 Jtoo Hltt of llfo finds ompbnsls.
fn tbOuj HidK : of hotitt > > ; nil o\vsr ohrlsl-
s YM&ns vupromO nnft' '
o Is a jjtMieral dotfro to a1M vt-
tbo siiff inRs titi < l woos of the
t l n van afford to
hn\tbln > : but optimistic In lluwo
s of i\it \ > year.
Kear Admiral Sohlfty nsl-itv tl Ht t r ,
fyik is all rlfibt awl -ilMuatids tbat
lVnr > - submN bis proofs to tbo tsO-
ot-lMy. V\\t \ Mil tttltutrttl
In vorlmm of bis own ouc * >
lll bus bis ll > * b ln : eloHifs on.
U < ! * M Utk > itotH > lty to fu >
to bhVf tbls 1 > ruiiiiu > Ol
for C < X'K , * v totifir b * Is down
out ,
1'b * trautipfcrtMUut club of St. Paul
Its mHubefs bluk that If th * > Idea.
Is noofl ftor ol le . K < > ujbt ; to tfork lu
HU b
vlul > bhs btxll a
t < o sway with ( his l > eirtt av
lu its
'Of tures
gp , *
-
j-
1'bt'
vns torn1 * nsfciHl by h
0x > t UU rv > ' 'On ? tln t ,
lb * vbU'f tbo h1-wi ! > * t al
( or h VOUWK W.MMHU tt rt s thfc i
nry Ki W lc ! < juk tly Hhsv rod 'post '
Tliffo wfl erie
Jtfl f tfml dftrfir ( jilo Umiftrt Mr/
hctino of
l'f fllcl < Kfl 'fntt won the Mxtfplont ( it
Illfl tlftldtl MtiH\int \ ( It ( M rlnU ti
I ( in 1/lfiRffll / ( iirkfy nVfii- from
! RI/H | ( / | . ' ( 'lie ( t.iOftftiim from ( fin
Olll wnlghcd nil /rpil'CoflRorR | / ( ndd
llic | il < < coiilrlliiKcil by UIP
ldlfl / / wclnhcil llfly pdiaiilB
1'iirly tholf firtftfllou for ( ( / '
laif / CM I oxlrnlilcfl. II In n poor ( own
III Urn United Minion Hi it I liiiftn'l '
Hull RllriniHHCR ( ill crnrtllon ,
At'f/UlrlllH ( ( Rllildnll dnnlll
tiinriiin Hint In nil iiKilnildllly hln mio-
t'ORHor ' from MlNnlRnlpiil willia \ ex-
( lovcinor Vnhlnnlitiii Tlilfl inciuin
Inorn flroworktt of llm TllliiKiii vitrlo
ly III the llptmr hoilnci Vnrdnimtll'M '
IOIIK flilK , lib ) Tlllliiaii'H ' , In liuro ( ( | ill
"llm lllfiBPf , " It's ' ft jilly Hint ( linnn
IIIPII of ( tin mitltlt who rnvol lit rncti
ImliPil should hn plvcn tiiK'h '
nnlico III ( ilihllu life.
Un lltiolii by i ocelli dlRimU'lipR ' from
lM'llhntu * ! ! ! IIMR t'oilnliily ( nliu-il HID
clllnf Ri'iil of illflllnnoi' In ( ho AlllintiliiR
I'lilli. ' . With llm Dnilloh ( jiiinmllluu who
! ( H'ulVcMl hint With Riicli oiitilliillly on
iltii totiiril fiont llm nivlUs n-Jt'clliiK
iiiH litoofR MR Illilitlalwiiilhy nml hln
Illiltlililitt httoluM' , Mr. Hinillpy , til Now
voik hitinUlliiK ( hnl hu IIIIH liccu root-
I'd , II ItioltH IIB though Ui1 , Oooli'n ' rit-
hint tiiK'lt lilKlnllulinly
\Vllllitin \ ilninilnuR llfyttn snyn lllul
III Illlll dm u'l'iilillimti ' lloknl will bo
Ahtlloh nliil (1itiiootti ( An u oinphol
MI-I Iliyiili MIR nhviiVH licoli futliito
tint lid IIHR tuoc \ lnn.'li tilotu
Ihilll lit ilmkliiK llilo Intost
H llOwlUR to look IIP If Alt' , Illynti IIP
\\oll \ \ HR HottntoiAhlilolt iitul "Unelo
iloo"IIR HtowltiK ohl. ly ) IDItl oVc'it
tlio ilpimuM-rtUo iintly will tcfunc to
lct'OnUIo ' HIP iipiuclnnl ontttlldnto.
The lo.iuU ot AtttU'UHtlt'nl Coiumln-
alolt l' . .httllPBMlBiiit \ RlunvB n \ hic > lu
fnltu iModtteln UPVOIpttunloil ot1 oven
or by iu\.v \ unlUui lu i\tl tbo
of the HRPB The InoipiiBO
IU Vnhlo bna nhUiwl doubled \\lllilu
lltp litRl IPU . .COIR ntul ( lip RI\U\P \ JTIUB
llrtvp oxoepilod lu MUttUUty HIP otil-
| ) Ut Of UHlHP . ! tbn lUerPiiRpil pvlopR
OU oVPly oounuodtty b B tuailp lltp
V\PI\VB otou-uhnhiol Rt-oalpf lu
UirtU p\Pf PvuotlPUOPd bi'fot-o ,
ly Mtup iltB\RlPf ! nud otbovs
of p'lrtVU V ObahMMpt1 U\ffps \ nsnltv tl\p
\Ui\l IOPof \ dual P\UH Io ovovy
\\Mlb but OUP tuonuR of pulvnuco
pRt-OBR. lu onpp of nccUlput tbo
nt-p PUlVnpucil llKo rntp \ \ ltblcrtitly
R R nuil flnmp bolwoett tbountul tbn
irtio tUpnUR of opoaVo. Nvo mine o\\ nor
cnu nlToVd jo tnKo vbrtnooa of
iinndrctta V > f HVCR AU l In many
Ibolf ulantbou tbo double entrance
\voubl KII so fnv lowawl t-ouilpving II
pafo ,
llpury VhlppR , n Thiladplpbln
lias JUst siv n $ KOi > .OOi > Avlth which .to
tuboWnlosls. Kwontly a Vale
s Vaduaio guvp a 'mlllton ' deV
avs for Ibo samp i > n T > oso. Tbe giv > A\
wblle i > lagno i < ! tl wmo \ to dteAY > V > oav
Mnilto \ WOVbo > have FO stnixllly
fOuglil against tt dcspivo blftb i-ccoprl
lion amongst tbp salonrs of the woo.
Vhoro Is still a long oampaipm abcad
Io bo waged but the on * ! will l > o n
smx ; tvhvmph for bettor boaltb
ho people.
Tlio Manhattan
hnVoh in Ww York olty. aftt r a vorj-
11 inNTstlgatlon , pays tborc is no
vavratit in i-'olltnjt tnllk at nine oentt.
A cjnavt tbo IM-IOO that Ib boinR ftj-Vo l
hero. This ohmvh to - > kUilt , matter
tp in the interests ot thP fnVtr anfl
bo W > MtIt Is goinf ; to to tbo bronlclnp
! ip of the tfiilk tnivt. The stnto at-
ronmy general Is following up thofr
ivork and the oxorbMant vatosvtll
LH a tTbls kind of work
'brlstianflj' .
< lMloll In tbo tron ur > - will test
ibo flnanclhl nbllitlcs of the solons and
I he loss Of tbi > JSO.OOo.OOfistolen by
the v-ngar thlovo * . will lw > n
tibstftolo to many important
fmprovomonts Tb { > prosidont's
Ijto stXMtr * tbo iHKWi'ftr
3n what bo rojisrds as "parainotinl Is-
suot. " will iMrgoly < loponfl ui on tbo
; > o-Op < > ratlon of tb { > si Hkor. Anil tin-
ICss bo liiib ins ! do Informntlon In re-
irnril t6 who tbls speaker will l o. tlioro
may IH > vomo unonylne . In bis tnln l
the HIKS.HW of somf of Ms pot
s be flny
when Isolhteft Mmy ios nro nooos-
r > ' has passeft. Tbe mpld
make It more
n * > ttr soltlieiv near l * .re
where tb > - t n b * vem to any point i
ijpodett with tits utmost illapatob. :
This will do jawry with OHO of Ibo- -
jttx > * it vy < < ln w-l Hi'ks. to tbe army ser
vice The WeaUJy tuouototty ot Hrtny
We < . the e : i ote p < roti , has dls-
r > lull ! > ttueurs wntt
How * . TttiHotrt fbutiiies wre
Io pet tbe iH st jx\Sjlble yorvltrtt
ivur Hru\y ,
the wvwthotlc 4 > iuptaywl
hy 'T ' > r Tbou\Hs \ Jonuwc * . wis not Hs
t&wtxMt l < y him. but by Fl trnettU of
Purls lu t9WS Fourtu'HU uU his fol-j
lowers \wetl U without uny Wher druR ,
Dr JcnnMM-ft > ndmiuxMi It R tap by
whtlufe 5t with n * umll hmoutrt
stry < bulu , the iniro stonalne
boon found not Altogether
8orp )0i ) ( gnnornlly do not connldor
tfiflt ( ( ; tm < iloimncftR on the tmrt of the
.intlodt In n merit , Their admiration
of lh niiAntlintlo Is for ll ( iilvnnlnKOfl
tvlion ticli n oiil na ollior rnntiot IK
ciiii.il//il. ( / ( The correct .ironunclntloi
of Iho Word In not "Htovalnn , " an flpnll
fid , tml In Ihroo Ryllnbloft , nn "Hto-vu-
00(1 ( , "
/AOTonv J on A 01 rr.
It Ix to IKI hoped I hnl none
no offer tin IN Imlnt ; tnndoiy \ Din
Norfolk IndiiMlrliil ronitmny In nn of
furl to ItidiiCd r.omoliody to nlnrl nnd
iiiiiliilnlii n fnclofy or ollior Imlimlry
oniiloyliii | ; u linlf hiindriul tiinn , mny
ho crowiii'd with RIICCUHR , Huroly
iiovor wrtN it holler offur imidti to nny
cnitnln | of IndiiR ry ,
Norfolk In Ideally locnlod for paolc
InirHioiinM or for iilany olhnr linen of
liKliiRlry , To bo glvou it fiuitory
hliltdliiK of thu cnpnolly of thu old
HilBnr fnrtory , with Iwtmly nitrun of
liiild , In toliirii for o.mrnlliiK u plnnl
Ilinl will Dinploy fifty inon Ihu your
nioiihil , IB an offer tiinl dounn'l ' lurii
lii | ovoty day lu Iho your ,
Ami lovlvhiK thu'liuiii of Itidiinlry
Illnllln Iliiiun ! ) it\v \ | | ( | WM ( | | | will Ullt'tV
ly 11101111 voty much to Norfolk In moro
WM.VR ( him mm. It will moiiii cutuwod
conllih'iU'o nnd it luimwud nplrll ol
ciiloiinlfio inich IIB mntlo I lie
fii"loi'y ptiRRllilo Iwonly youm n
MM 110 III'lAltV ' OK TIIMIMHBAWO \ ,
Annlli ( lie wiirlil IH ytiiiuiC'
Thill tiiiipl | ( > iit mooting which lhi >
liKi'n liavo piodut'od "Mut'ry ( M
tliiKH out utioti Ilio wlulry ulr and
billiHH joy nml .iliultu"4M In the mytliiil
ImiuoH of Chi'ltiloiidotu.
H In the Itulltlny of liolldiiy . 01 h
of days Uioio mo tit ouch Iwolvo
tuoulti whouo IIIUIRO flout olir lahorn
for u lu'lof ' topplto mid vojolro over
pity tilbuto to mtiiio gioat nohlovo-
Uiotil of the PIIH ! r houorod name
XVllOBO dOOllH llltX'O ' Illt'llUt UlUolt. U
may bo lu , luly > xvliou the tun
> f Ibo hlithday uf the r < at topubltc ,
utidol' xvlu ) o hlrti't'y hauuorxo are
BO foiluttato lo Iho. IB duly ootuuuuu
ornted ; lu May.boti \ \\o rovoroutly
boiior the uniuu ( pnttlut dead ; In 1-Vb-
matyhott tbo deoda of Iho txvo II-
AtuetlonuB tooalt to u theo
\\o Imxe lu tlio blub oharao-
lor of tbo UKMI xxho load us tlmutnh
Rroal crtBtBOR : or tn November xx'hon
n day of uatlounl tbaukuRlvluK l spent
at our fli-OBldoB. All Iboao are xvorthy
but tlujRO not boyoud tlto bouudarlea
of our oxxn beloxod laud. ' < M-
llorelu IB tbo uulmteuesH'OC " "
mas. It IB die ouo day that can bo
olaltupd hy no sect no xUb class , no
one racp. U belongs lo humanity al
larpo aud rcoopubos uoiiltlncMona
\\hatp\or. It Is osVpclAHypfV.h
drou's day and glotltlpB hl\tl \ u\ \
tbo pathway of tbe slmpto.f3iho
tbe poov and tbo unfoitun.tto. '
This old , old Moiy nf Chtktmas and
Us tntlupnco npon the world is tbe
tvanscondant miracle of tbo genera
tions as thcv come aud go. Each ago
puts a fresh and perhaps moro prac
tical interpretation xipon it than those
\vhich have preceded it.
tt is a wonderful message that this
Christ child , whose coming to earth Is
celebrated so joyon&ly with each re
curring anniversary brought. Xo babe
ever had a lowlier or more ohmire
advent into the world and yet no
babe was "ever given snch a magni
ficent and xviysl reception. The \visest
men of the east gave homage at his
manger-cradle and the angel hosts of
heaven bent low ahout the , Tudean hills
Atid pvoelaimed the pin-pose of His
coming.
Today we ean well ponder , in the
tnldst of the happiest and most merry
time of nil the year nnd nsk our-
selvev 'AVliat ifi tbe heart of the
message that tMs bright festival al
ways brings to the "world ? "
Tt Is so simple , so trite in thought
but ftlas- not in * leeil--thnt we nre
apt to overlook it , ' 'fence on earth
ftnd goodwill to men" Is even yet the
desire of mankind. But by no means
fully realised.
The heart of tbe message is this
the 'world' * , needs nre not to be mot
by nny philosophy , any oreefl. nny ab
stract reasoning however sound , log-
lenl or beRutiful tlmy may bo. There
Is n place for intellectual capacity
nnd it is to be highly nrlreo" In many ,
avenues of life. TJut the race or the
Individual ean never be saved anfl
uplifted hy thought. A mother under
stands , tbls. fteavon understands It.
Anfl so. the little babe came to
earth with no outward splendor but
inwardly regal with proat heart qunlt- ;
tie * . And through the shnrt enrthly
career ot thirty-three years this boaur-
ifnl. true hoaMett life "went about
doing good" iHtvlng only one mission
that of lovittg men and hulplng them.
The ChrW of iWhtahom dirt not ootii
eern liitn elf with issuing formldnble
ukases or entering Into long nrtju- ;
mentis tolling men xvhtit tboy should.
do 'He ' showed tlvetu What pence unrt.
tHiut l > . < uioviit nrouud nntl
iw < ooi , U'lievltiK their tnlsfor-
rvf 1 Mly. nilntl nntl spirit nnd
and inspiring thorn to do
'their ' best by tbe uucouw lows Intluinu o
of a holy life Jle gave - not Inmls
or money or Intellectual nblllty butl
hliu elf as a pif ( nnd a n n * m forj
'
bis follows ire did It ns the tinturtil' ]
tbltiK for him to do. He wws pos-,1
* e * * l of RocAlwlll and Its itainonstTn-j
( Ion Tms but the outtlow of his uu
p \ * lonnto henrt ,
It tras ft. stTvuipt ) dcvtrlnn that he
U ] > o& the xrord ! , cruel.
nnd cold , when ho snlil , "It In moro
( ) lf ( il ( to gtvo thnn to rooolvo. " Hub-
Htnfitlntod nn It wnn by n great llfo
which vorlflod I In truth , It hnn In the
ngofl nlnco by IU multiplied demon
stration , In llvos toiicbcd by It , be-
cornn ! mirprlBlrifj to UH.
With twenty ronttirloa pnHncd nlnco
the nwcot clilltl llfo npponrcd nt Iloth-
lohoni , the world IIIIH hticomn morn
nnd moro nwnkoiiud to tlio tromoiidoim
br " ' . of bin m K ! nKO. i
ClirlnttiifiH In the , Kronlnnt objocl
ItiftRon humanity linn to iitudy. I
nhowM to tin the brighter , tnior , nobler
flldo of llfo , For wonkH paHt tlio mom
horn of oacli homo , from the olden
to tlio yomiKOHl hnvo boon npondluf
tlmo , < inor.y ; nnd money for what' '
For nome K\tl \ Hint on thin glad day
they might hoHtow upon otliorn It
order to nhow Hitun tliolr goodwill
,1'ho world nuknowlvdKOH tlit | ( after
nil love IH the Krontont Hilng. It IH
HIP only imiinOoii for human IH. | |
Not In lawn , not In thoorlcn , not
In crooibi , but lu u wliiHomo porno
nallly palluriiud after Hint of the Lit
Ho Child whoHO blithdny imnlvonmry
million oaidi loHound with joy , Hbal
poncn and Koodwlll lirltii ; about Houla
mid Imllvldmil redumption , llo who
nioHl , fully Hbown lilimiolf n brolhor
to HIOHU who iiood help In noaroHt the
Hotliloliom miuiKoi' . Tlix | IH the mutt
of ClitlHtmiiH ,
AROUND TOWN. "
Do you fool Ilko Hiu moi'iiliiK uflor ?
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\Vliy ilooHti'l I'oaiy go out and find
t'ouk ?
It ititowa now na cnnlly aa II ratued
hud Biimmof.
Wliat'H llocouio of the boy who need
'
to ctiiRl ) down Doxtor'H htllj , , '
Thoio nro Union , l"eiimi\jk ) ; tlilnUH ,
whou ouo Cook IH tup uianyV
Noxv you tuuytPKlu ) biituliliiK up
your aiiuual Iwtoh of R. i. " "Tlioy InUo
offeet uoAt Saturday.
Ma.vbe Mr. Smith , xvho lsIiullding an
ulrsblp In Norfolk , lujKit..b < tUlo ) to
Urn o the old sugar facftry buildings ,
Urnn „ . . r ' fy ' ? *
The public's' itucoitniulyn'r ptvrdtug
the whereabouts ji Ur pl ? l enl
exceeded by thoMltfGTlu'fi itull'fforcuce-
tavt . * , " ' * .
If you have nny iuonoyFleft , now's
the time to buy next yearns Cbrlstmaa
preseuta at bargain rates. Shop early.
lloxx- would you like to have been
long on Kock Island just about five
minutes after the market opened Mon
day ?
' What's tbe use trying to keep the
sidewalks cleaned off ? They're alWays -
Ways cohered with snow again In the
morning.
\\as it n merry one with yon ? Or ,
more to tbe point , perhaps , did yon
help make it a merry one for some
body else ?
The tragedy of Christmas lies in
the fact that it comes in December ,
when the days are short. Why not
have Christmas in Jnnc , when it could
be prolonged ?
This is ideal sleighing weather. It's
slippery enotigh for the runners and
warm enough to go slow and use your
arms for all the purposes they're In
tended to be used for while you're
sleighing.
Xot the least of Peary's fortune will
he derived from recommendations is
sued hy him for various articles xised
on his trip A current magaine con
tains eighteen full page advertise
ment * of tilings that Peary recom
mends , such as -watch , a rifle , safety
raor , etc. 12aeh one has n letter from
Peary. Xone of them mention cook.
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
Xo one can avoid giving at least
one-third of liis time to bores.
Kvory man has n Hot of rules he
wants other people to 6boy.
The woman who is suspicious of nil
other women is apt to be suspected.
Many a woman who is gentle with
other people , is rough with her hus
band.
"When n man whistles , lie seldom
whistles n tune ; he just nmkes &
noiso.
This prosperity you honr so much
nbnut ; 'iio one will hnnd .you your
share of It In cash.
The only w y to amuse some people
is to slip nnd 'full on nn icy pnvomont ,
tir a banana peal.
\VATiipn nlwRVt , were gamier ' hnn
num. They s y : "O , hotwens , " xvhlle
mon s y Just < he rworso.
"We nwor rode In a sleigh In our
life that our t > r * nnil feat were not
c olrt. ant ! xe wore not willing to quit.
Whim ti dower nssists In nn opera
tion , he is us particular have U
moniiotuui ns R wonmn who nsttists nt
H -nvoptton.
we saw nc old ninrried
coasting , nnd she tiie ml her
nroitnd her k > { rs u cnrofully ns.
Rlrl of Piphteon would Unto dona
Bvory business plnee has Its paTtlc-
ulnr bores. Jf wsrtnln man could know
ixow they < nre rejmided nt canalu
[ lares they would die of shsune. They
ire Trcgnttled as bows nnd talked about
In n very brutal manner Are you add-
\og \ to the burdens of anyone' ' Than ,
in the name ot pity , quit tt
Home Course
In Live Stock
Farming
IX , Cnre and Feed of the
Dairy Cow.
By C. V. GREGORY ,
Author of "Mom * Counoe In Modern
Agriculture. " "Making Money on
th * Farm. " Etc.
Copyright. 1009. by Amerlccn Prcn
Aitoelitlon.
dairy burn uiny bo either
TtllC of thu Kcnvrnl form bnrn
' or n qi'puratc bulldliiK. iu ttu >
former cusc the part of ttu >
bnrn whore the COWB arc kept nhoiild
bo partitioned off from tie | rest to keep
out dirt and odorn. There should be
plenty of llnht. An occnslonnl coat of
wlillowaHh will make the barn lighter
and eleanur. Where there are. two par
allel rows of eown they should face
outward , In tills way the manure will
be kept at the center of the barn In *
of bi'lnn xphiRhed along the
ri ( > . XYI UAKINO CKMRTT
sldos. The cows i-nii be run In and out
handier and tic milked more conven
iently. The manure ran be easily
clenneil out with a wheelbarrow or an
overhead litter carrier. The tloors
should preferably be made of cement.
with fairly deep , wide gutters of ibn
same material. Plenty of bedding
should be used to soak up the liquid
manure.
Ventilation.
Provision for some sort of ventila
tion should lv > made. The plan oL nav-
Inj ; the windows placed hign'hnd so
arranged that they suing in at tue top
provides SJOIH ! ventilation. ojMvially II
tbi-rujtre windows on both sides. Trl-
aneular | ! > . of Ixvin ] i 0Irt s of
the windows prevent drafts and cause
the air to ! forced upwani toward the
celling , where it Is dKtribuu-d alt over
the room. The Kins > yitem ot ventila
tion worts uell where the toani is
tight. Flue for impure aJr oix-n at
the floor and exu-nd up to cupulas in
the roof. The j'Hre air flues > | K > II near
the cnnind ( nitride and at tbe lop of
the ruom inside. ThK secures a con
stant circulation ot air without drafts ,
In a Iraiue barn tht' < f flues can be
made by boxing in the space between
two studding * .
Iron swing stanchions cost very little
more that ) tbe old iusiitoned wooden
ones and are a gTvnt deal mow oon-
Vfiilt'nt atiil diiryt 'e. Tbe nisttpfrs
may t > e made of cement , 1n wWch case
tbey may bo ned for waK-rinp the
cows its citrrmcly cold weatlicr. Jf
tbe fnrm is provided with some son of
water > ys.tein a 7 > lpe can be laid To
one end ot the mnnper , so that "water
will IK ? constantly on tap cither for
Dusliiiic out i he mniicer nr
the < ( > ; . \Vlih a stmrt pi ce ot
the Onors and jnirtcnsan tie
wcasionally and thn ; kept clcini mid
free .from bad odors. Both the tUmr
and jfuttvrs should tin vesuflicicnt slope
to carry ihe wuier ( iff
When- the cows are watered from a
tank , as they will | M > miift aJ the time ,
some means ot hcatlnc rhe wuterj
should he provided. It the cow tins 10 j
hwu li hi'txelf IT is with corn ns fntil.
Instead of with colis. as where n tmit
hnator is used , if the Tnnt is bnnked
and covered , a lltili- fire every morning
will Ueep ttie water ni n cnmfonuhle
tcmpi'mrnrv
The dairy- cows shnnld receive < ? nlt
regularly It is necessary in The pn f-
ess ot rilc-'stinn nnfl canoes nn In-
ert'ascfl milk How A self finnl cnwen'fl
< alt l i * mipwlii rp In the yarrt will ,
provide n i > nn < tiiiii n > mly of KHlt with- 1
our wa"5te CHTP Jhnnld l ? iHhon inn
tn let the tun ; gt > t mpty. HJirt If It
should liuiMwii t nr c o\vs Kltonlrt IH
pnidnnllr aM'USinmrtl to s
tore th > tm filveso nil tlnjy will
negulnrlty In MHUiriQ nnd
H .Mil rlt.f hi mllklii ? Miifl ftH Unc is
Im ntnr mllllng nlwrtys
ie yitiirt Jte KUM > t milk
. nuiiilpiilMtlnc ihv titlder 10
l > -iin > itwit nl. ilh > mil ) . h wlihtlrnwn
> 'iitlilnK will PUII V H row t tlcy up i
"
niortiiilKly | ituin Iwiwlnc n little nilK.
In thv ndder wen tlmo The \tllt ) r
hniiid ln > wli sl with n dHtnp etoni
lH fnre mlf.cliic ' wmovp ( Itwt * nrt
din Ktieh jKirtli'le uf d < t 77k
Jhou < iUluf tttiiMerta CMinlliifss K
the tlTst PiMttiutul In nrntluvlD * ; titsli
np. fsjwctdlly If sitagv. tumtpts or
srroug suwllttm l tnis are u * d. |
If fwi tai this time Itwre is lltttc
B r of tulntio tbr milt
ttlw tX'lfurs Htuuild be oillktl Tor
lees & tiiu tts. ix uluie ituTtus-
flntt mllkliiff | HTl l. If they nre m
lowed to p > dry after fire months or
HM they will never prove profltabnj
dnlry unlmal * . It IH the cow ttmt
keep * up a good milk ( low ten or
eleven months of the year that mldd
to the dairyman'profits. .
KlndncflM In an ennentlal point In
handling dairy cown. Any UIUK-CCH
unry roughness causes the cow to hold
up her milk and reduce * the proliu.
Feeding.
For three days before nnd three dnya
after calving there Is no better ration
for the d.ilry cow than n mash of two
pounds uf bran nnd one pound of oil.
meal , fed twice n day. Do not bo In
too biff a hurry to get the COWB on
full feed after cnlvlng. The ration
should bo Increased gradually and
slowly from live to six pounds dally
to all the COWB can protltably use. An
Increase of half n pound every alter
nate dayj.n sulllclent. This lucreiiHo
should bo kept up'na long ha the milk
flow continues to get larger. When
the point Is reached where Increases In
feed do not produce corresponding In.
creases In milk ( low the feed should
be gradually decreased again. Tim
first few pounds decrease will not nl' .
feet the milk ( low. When thu point
la reached where a further decrease In
feed causes n lessened mill ; Mow thu
most prolltable ration for that partic
ular cow IIIIH been determined. It
takes u little extra work to do this
weighing , but after the best sized rn
tlon for each cow has been determined
the approximately correct amount can
be measured out c'icli ' tlmo with little
trouble. It pays to teed the cow all
she can use prolltahly. It costs Just HO
much to keep her anyway , and all
the feed that she can use to ad
vantage over that amount adds to tlio
profits.
During the summer the feeding proh
( em Is a simple one. With plenty of
good pasture , supplemented In dry
times by some forage crop and seine
sort of protection from tiles , the milk
llo v will be kept up to n profitable
'
standard. In thu absence of forage
crops stlago can be profitably substi
tilted.
It Is In winter that the highest prices
for dairy products are secured , aud if
thu cows freshen iu the fall the main
part of the year's product will come at
this season. The problem of winter
feeding Is one of the most Important
with which the dairyman has to dea
If you have plenty of good clover < .r .
alfalfa hay and silage the problem is
more than half solved. From thirtj tc
forty-five pounds of silage and ten to
twenty pounds of clover hay a day
will make up the bulk of the roughage
needed. . A rack lu tbe yard filled \\Itu
corn fodder or oat straw will add vari
ely to the ration. Where silage can
not be obtained a plentiful supply of
pumpkins , squashes , turnips or man
gels should be at hand to supply tbe
succulent part of the ration. Without
some such feed the cows will not do \ !
their best.
Mixing the Rations.
Although dairy cows can handle
large amounts of rou = h fwd. they
nred coa-lflerable grain In addition
during tbe winter. Corn. iH-c-au1 * of
jts oheapnp < ; s and hlch -t-diug vam&
vrlll v'fnerally form the liaWiof the
srraln rations. Hecau-e of lls hich
percentage of carbohydrate * and fat
some fc il rich Hi protein sh.tuld I > P
fed with tbe corn Out * are rood but
they have only en-mrh protein t <
rvii
mnfce a 'linlnnwd ' ' j.tinn in
mid In jui/lliior / itt | j nrr goncml.y toe
expensive to be Tofl It , lii'-cc nmounts
Bran is * nne of rbe lw > st of supple-
mcntnrj .f < f'wbon / ) It ejin be < ibTiin >
over Txvo ; iMiuiuK ti fluj. titiv „ luxatht
tpndenty unfl jendv to fceop tbr cows
benbJjy. 'CotTonsct'd mtnil i- K 1 cetIn >
In Tbe s < nith It not ono
i be corn , but hl < o clvps Imrd
TO tinburtcr. . -o 41mt It xvlll noi
melt so 'n-l.v. | t-Jluieii fi crt i > tt uiillv
n cbcnp ourcp of protein , but 'i > con
stlpsrltiR rf f rt in tern > tpi ; titlric >
Tbe folloxvinc nre few < wmple m
tlons Hint will serv n > R guidr "
mixing ifH > iis ;
'Clovor nr nlfntrK
flltiton
Jtran
Clnvw or wlfntf * 'h ' - . . „
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