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Tt'RN r.Miu.Y (ii :r mi ;a rc-mih"; high prices rc.i
urn ii:r:p:.uo c norv r '..pcci lly cotton, tiiche is no rca.
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can': i.v . i : vr.'.i,i'-.r) .s c'. WAricD mtii those of the
OLi.rn t,Ati..u .. .;, tnt t-uT',i.r n-! :ri I"ah crtateh
iu t --i:or. i.-j 'n i:l r- : r: tic r.i;r at.:, than havu ecen
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V.T. ri'LLY CCLICVE THAT THIS IS A PERIOD OF UNPRCCE-
den rrrj prci rity in all lines or d'jsjness and that
THE l-in.r.Z HOLDS POSSIDILITlCS NEVEft EVEN DREAMED OT
IN THE V ZT.
. . mmk to-'i iir; iriTi.K ix a ;m i:it of iioit.
AND 'o . ! 1 ! K 'K. I. cm i., tin- I. i .' i!.n; v.. will ! nl.l-
in:'' i i ny I i. Ii . i i -v.- . r i L c frrtlicr ui.lt n-
imr ii'. i;i .f ii..- !il'.'!i .ii'' ' in. ni 1. i,i ! I.v A lni ri.'aM urt.
How Marriarjc For Money
Leads to Anarchism.
IU JOHN til AH AM U HOOKS. I.cflur. r .mi I t'linuiiiic.
OU CAN GET WITH THAT MYOTTtY "MONEY" ALMOST
ANYTHING THAT THC WORLD HCLDS A MAN THAT
HAS IT CAN BUY TUT CONDITIONS OF HAPPINESS. A
MAN THAT HAS IT CAN CUY A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
STRAIGHT OUT. YEC HE CAN D'JY TWO, THREE. I
KNOW NOT HOW MANY HE CAN BUY. OR IT MAY BE TURNED
ABOUT. THE WOMAN MAY HAVE THC MONEY, AND SHE CAN
BUY A MAN NEXT TO THE KING, HI3 GRACE THE GARTERED
DUKE, AS SHE WOULD A BIT CF BLUE ft I BOON OVER THE COUN
TER. SHE CAN BUY HIM A3 OHC WO.JLD A POUND OF TEA.
OR SHE CAN BUY A LORD AND GET INTO SOCIETY, OR A WHOLE
SHOAL OF DAPPER COUNTS AND SEEDY BARONS.
Our Mc'H have Imtii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 lv tliis iasM.m i'or wealth. Tl so
ujisi ts the i.li als wliirli vc all cDiix-nt t. that it llt nilr our n'liato,
our church, our press a n 1 our colleca.
H l t
I'ccnttii! Hocialisiu Lclii ves that (hi re is a growing ililTorciioo le
tween llie rich ami thu jioor ainl that thcro is a rcgunl for money that
it is liur.l to overestimate, and because they say MONKV JfAS
CO.MK IX TO DISTL'IJI! THE EXNOHLKI) I'ASSION OF
LOV'I' as it fructifies in marriage, the Socialists object to marriage.
IJut marriage implies thut there are to l children, and it is re
sponsibility for tho child that has caused tho marriago system. When
you play the game f AHSOMJTK WHIM IX MAKUIA(JK you
are going over into the anarchistic camp, which U ilia tuot extrvme
form of individualism.
Signs of Revival In
The Bicycle Trade.
By R. C. BETTS. Editor of the Bicycling World.
HT NO TIME IN ITS HISTORY OF TWENTY-NINE YEARS WAS
THE BICYCLE INDUSTRY IN BETTER HEALTH THAN
TODAY. UNDOUBTEDLY THIS 8TATEMENT WILL AS
TONISH THE MAN IN THE 8TREET A3 WELL AS HE
WHO IS GIVEN TO DISSECTION OF CENSUS RE
PORTS! BUT, ASTONISHING THOUGH IT MAY SEEM, IT IS
NEVERTHELESS 8TRICTLY CORRECT.
The average man, like tint census man, recalls only tho period
when bicycles were so very numerous that they literally congested
the publio thoroughfare. As h matter of dispassionate fact, tho
period of TIIK W) Al.l.i:i) BICYCLE JU)OM WAS TUK
..UN1IKALT1IILST STACK OF TUK INDUSTUV. In reality
the boom wua a SC0WKiK. There wus neither lhymo nor reubon
In it. Cycling was overdone and nauscii resulted.
It has taken tho bicycle business tho better part of ten years to
jTecovor from tho effects of the scourge. Hut, if blow, tho recovery
has been none tho loss SUIiE. Tho year lUUti was a better year
than 1905, and 1007 has proved a much better season than 1006,
.'despite tho unusually backward spring.
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vi.Ii'l ulili m I'lin.'-iiiiit r-u 1 1 j . 1 i.i f piirw
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waliT "ITifi'il, I. ill clcnu water wilti
llie chill taken ulT will In pivfcrriMl to
llie Kanie wilier full of tilth. It Is
'. lianlly rviiHniiahh to exjii'i l that th
! cow Is coliij; to ir.Kluee piirt? nml
j wholesome . inllli w'heii she has to
j drink water full of ilaiineroits organ-
Isins. Many f I'l.lenil.-s In thu herds
have Ikm'H trai eil to the linpuic water
j mipply. If the cow is drinking water
which Is lllicly to make her kick. It Is
hardly Hafe to use her for milk.
DAIRY BRIEFS.
The heifer that is harshly treated
with her lirst calf Hcliloni fully recov
ers. Shu has a delicate nervous or
ganism Hint must ho carefully handled.
The coinf.ii'tal.le cow is the one that
gives the milk and makes the butter.
See if ymi can't devise some means
of jirotecting the cows from tlies. Fly
roiiellents will help.
The cow with u.hi.1 dairy points aud
liotlilni; else may nol In a pood cow. j
It Is the performance that tells. i
If cows nre lu'lnj? driven a lonpr way.
It Is hest to stop every little while aud
let them rest. !
The hest cows are handled from calf- '
hood. I'Miully they are not the kickers
nor the hookers. j
He nun to give a doso of epsoiu ;
salts, Kinder and molasses a day or :
so before ench cow is to caUe. This 1
ts tin way to avoid milk fever, garget
aud "bad luck."
A good pedigree Is a flue thing in
man or beast, but when It comes to
cows It is well to look at tho udder and
the general build of the anlmul, for
pedigree sloue will not fill the milk
pall.
The finishing touches always pay.
Milk and butter lu attractive packages
are the readiest sellers at a top price.
Fur mors In selecting cows usually
want those who give milk that Is goo4
to drink after It has been skimmed. j
Pure water Is as Important for the '
cows now as It was in the winter time.
Warm skimmed milk with some
cooked oatmeal aud some flaxseed Jell
Is an economical aud protltable feed
for growing dairy curves.
While the milk Is warmer thau the
surrounding air It tdiould be left un
covered, but when colder it may with
advantage be covered.
The best way to have a cow that
won't kick Is to make her gentle from
tho time (die Is dropped.
The hornless cow is uo louger a curi
osity. The horns uro usually bred off,
or the dehorner Is used. i
By feeding rich foods the proportion
of butter fat In milk can be Increased.
The bulk of cream obtained is depeud
eut upon so many other circumstances
than feeding thut It affords no safe
guide as to tho real effects of the latter.
The advantage lu grludlng the corn
and cob together for feeding the Jalry
cow, says the Formers Ad .'., Is
that the cob, besides coutaUi'v: sone
nutriment, reuders the grain more 11
gestlblo and more easily asalmil.tti-A
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