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CORRECTING MISTAKES
How to Know When Your Dog 1*
Realty Mad.
Hydrophobia Is In reality so rare and
so terrifying that Its symptoms and
treatment are little understood. As a
matter of fact, the commonly accepted
expression of madness In a dog Is of
teu misleading. The real mad dog does
not shun water, as it Is said. On the
contrary, mad dogs often rush to the
water and drink eagerly If they are
able to swallow. The uiad dog does
not froth at the mouth. It does not
run amuck, snapping at everything iu
Its path. What, then, are the indica
tions of the mad deg? To those famil
iar with a given dog the surest symp
tom and the one which should excite
closest attention Is a distinct and un
accountable change In the dog’s dis]H>-
si (ion. a staid dog becoming excitable
and a frisky one dull.
Tliat condition does not necessarily
menu rabies, but It Is suspicious, says
Caspar Whitney in the July Outing,
and If in addition the dog has trouble
in swallowing, as though It seemed to
have a hone In Its throat, beware!
That dog should lie Instantly tied up.
liecauso if It Is* rabies It takes tint a
day or two for ferocious instincts to
develop. The unmistakable evidence,
however, of n dog with rubles Is the
sticky, whitish saliva which covers the
teeth and shows on the drawn lips.
The eyes glare and are red; the dog
has paroxysms of running fury, during
which it barks hoarsely, which alter
nate with periods of temporary exhaus-
Glonino Notice
I have a new ginning outfit installed and will
guarantee the best sample of lint possible to obtain.
Remember, my cleaning process is acknowledged to
be the best on the market. (Jive me a trial and I’ll
prove to you the above statement. I am also pay
ing the highest cash price the market affords for
your cotton seed.
[Copyright. 1D0S, by C. M. Hnrnltr., T1ips<
ariiclt*B and Illustration* must not bo re
printed without special permission.J
G. Smith
A PHILOSOPHER FLOORED.
1 know n man In I-Told-U-So
Who thought he knew It ull.
lie fonted to walk too near the rim
For fear the world would fall.
Ho discoursed on the universe
And on original sin;
There wasn’t much of sky or earth
That he did not butt In.
They will make mistakes sometimes—typewriter operators; but who won’t?
The important thing is to correct mistakes with the least possible loss of time.
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the visible writing makes the error immediately apparent. Then the place for
a replacing letter is shown—right in line with the’’V shaped” notch in the type-
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If saving of time and increase in effi
ciency are worth securing in your office,
then it is well worth while to obtain ful
knowledge of the Underwood Standard
Typewriter and the superior features it
possesses. If you will come in, no furth
er draft on vour time and patience
will be made than you choose to permit.
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See MilledReville News.
How to Rsmov* Peaoh Chains.
This Is a remedy for obstinate peach
stains on linen, says u writer In flood
Housekeeping, l'hice a tablespoonful
of sulphur on a plate, add a few drops
of pure alcohol and ignite. Over this
place a tin funnel. Wet the stain and
hold over tile small o|>euing In the fun
nel. Allow the sulphur fiunes to come
In contact with every particle of the
stain. The action Is a quick chemical
blenching, which Is egectlve for any
r nln on white goods He sure to rinse
the material Immediately and thor
oughly In weak ammonia water, then
launder as usual.
One dny 1 met him on the street.
He looked so wondrous tvlso,
1 thought the hour very meet
For me to cntuchlse.
"Wise friend." snld I, "will you tell me
In the whonceness of the when
Which the other did precede,
Kgg. rooster or the hen?"
He slaved long Into veeaney
And then replied to me,
"Will you Just wait until I se
My 'Moral Philosophy?' "
THE FIRST CHICKENS.
I A great mystery! What? Not a
$1,000,000 rolilior.v nor a dullness mat
rimonial graveyard, blit how the llrst
of the chicken tribe got away over into
India's deep tiger den jungles when
they were fronted In the garden of
Kdeti, on the plain of Iran, in Asia MiI-
. nor.
j Now, there were the three sons of
Noah—limn, the black; Shorn, the yel
low, and .laphetli, the white. When
they parted, Sliem going east, Japheth
How to Freserve Finger Nalls.
Before working hi the garden, polish
ing the stove or doing other rough
work rub your finger mills over a piece
of soap. This will prevent the earth
from getting In under (lie nails, and
when you wash your hands the soap
will come out easily. This Is recom
mended to people who find It hard to
do garden work with gloves on their
hands.
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north and west and Ham, the black
man, going lo Africa, you would have
thought Hum would hare got away
| with the chickens. Perhaps I lain liked
! pork better, or maybe Sliem bagged
j them first.
Anyhow, when Mr. Darwin went on
j his expedition to prove that man Is a
| souvenir of the monkey tribe he ills
How to Quickly Tighten Machine Belt.
When you are sewing In a great hur
ry and the machine belt becomes loose,
do uot stop to remove It In order to
tighten It Simply put a drop of ma
chine oil on It, turn the wheel a few
seconds and proceed with a tightened
holt.
tug Famous Sunn
B U G G \
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JUXOLB I'OWL
covered the progenitors of the chicken
family way over among the pnlms and
alligators of the (binges, nnd the pretty
bird was called "gullus hnnklvu" or
Jungle fowl.
Hindoos do not eat chicken, nnd the
fowls were allowed lo multiply until
the forests wore full of the beautiful
' orange colored birdR, and as they flash
ed from tree to tree and proudly strut
ted among the ferns and palms and
magnolias their golden glow made
more beautiful the sylvan scene.
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But while hunt-rapjplyjihnMtsi while
r shot’them down* the nti-
5S? Are you considering a ouggv? Don’t buy before seeing my Famous Sun
ny South Buggy, fitted wiih my new Patent Sorings. These springs make the
biiggv ride easv, and easy riding means long wear. Made to wear and testimo
nials from jast ptu chaser* prove our statement, that it is the best buggy made.
Another Attraction
Is our Patent Top and Curtains, patented by Mr. E. Becker, which makes
the buggy rain and wind proof. This is a special buggy, madelfor Southern trade
and cannot be purchased elsewhere. Inquiries answered promptly.
E.BECKER
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA
tlvc.i drift* thorn Into horsi'h-ilr snares,
and Mr. ll::g ,, nb(>ek, the great anim al
tvaluer, caught them for curiosities aud
shipped them b.v Hi eisiiiids all over
the world, so today th*y are n rare
bird.
They are smaller Minn nor chickens.
The hens are chestnut brown aud Just
like otir Riddles except they have
feathered throats. They lay from six
to twelve eggs a year, thus you may
see the wonderful development of your
birds not only 111 slr.e, but in laying
ability.
The cocks have bright golden orange
hackles, blue brown backs, rich chest
nut saddle feathers, steel blue wing
feathers with reddish yellow edge;
breast nnd under parts dead black and
graceful tails of black, rich green and
metallic blue.
Yes, we call our fowls Ideal In shape
am] color, but few of them equal Mils
magnificently adorned aboriginal cock
of the Jungle glades as lie flashes to
the top of a flowering tree and greets
the rising sun.
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DON’TS.
Don’t feed heavy In the heat, hut
k *ep the water pure and sweet.
Don’t forget that ducks have no
crops. If you stuff with grain you'll
have no crop of docks..
Don't get dissatisfied with your breed
every time you read of another. If
yours is not a success, you ditto.
Don’t cross big breeds with kiiibU. It
causes rupture, crooked back aud cross-
patches.
Don't throw fresh droppings right
out where chicks can scratch In them.
Not nice. Get lice.
Don't have stumbling blocks about
for ducklings to fall over. Don't bo
a stumbling block to others.
Dou't study the drug business lo be
come proficient In removing eolor de
fects nor surgery to become an expert
In trimming combs.
Don't refuse an answer lo a dissatis
fied customer. A dovchke explanation
may clear tic* h"* a dagg*d s!!"uc*
may prove you lie.
All Reproductions of the Most
Famous Paintings. We have on
ly a limited supply and vve will
give
50 POST CARDS TMIJ
TO ALE OLD or NEW TllDD
Subscribers who will pay us $1.00
for The Milledgeville News one
Don’t delay, see us NOW!!
year.
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
A young lmty In New York Is paying
her way, through college with the prof
its from thirty-two lions. During three
winter months she sold $123.75 worth
of eggs. And now. young poiiltrymau,
hustle for New York, for she’s the girl
for you—If you’re her Ideal.
And now wo are hearing again about
those August hatched chickens milking
the host layers. Yes, frost doos come
right after August, and frost brings
roup, and roup does lay ’em out.
Cockfiglitlug Is unknown In Russia,
blit the Ariisnins and Jula varieties of
geese have been taught to light. Won
der If the Russian were ever matched
with the Japanese?
Au extra good conxer ki a pigeon 1
loft will sometimes split a family aud j
elope with Ills ulliulty. Now, If you ;
lain Just succeed In mating the desert- [
ed partners you will rave the expenses ,
of divorce proceedings. !
Our good .housewives who take a j
whole day to nick a duck and swear
(ffgdi'aITvoly) ujTiTThey "will never do so
again hold their breath to bear that
some experts can dean the frills of '•' ,
eighty In a day.
The main lcson why there Is 63 ‘
E?uc!i trouble In iiudrerslng ducks dry j
Is because they are allowed to get cold. I
.Start to pick before the blood slops I
and the feathers set. and keep cool |
yourself If It’s a hot day. Use duck |
feuther fan.
If for market, keep feet nnd head
from water, as It will change their
color. Blankets are not needed and
make sickly looking birds.
In Mu* English egg shows tile follow
ing qualities aroconsidered: Freshness,
r 7.0, texture an 1 cleanliness of shell,
uniformity of size, color and shape
Double yolk, tainted, dyed, polished
and rot ion eggs are fired.
Young stock Is your dependence for
market nnd eggs. Feed well, and for
vour and their sake don't crowd.
"What Is a square d(*iil?'' Is dis
cuss-.! In one of the poultry Journals.
Well, what Is s square-deal, anyhow?
Just explain this for us to the fellow
who wiutts something for nothing or
sells you nothing for something We
haven't time. A customer wrote us
May 23; “I thought I would write nnd
tell you bow ninny chickens we got
out of the two settings of eggs. We
got thirty-three out of thirty-four, hut
the liens stepped on three and killed
them." (Jive us n deal like that when
we buy from you. That's all.
“Tha Beast and the Jungle,”
Judge Lindsey’s autobiogra
phy is one of the biggest
things ever published by any
magazine.
It starts in the October
EVERYBODY’S
No believer in clean govern
ment and right living can afford
to min it.
And don’t let O. Henry’s
story get by you. It’s one of
seven crackcrjacks in the
OCTOBER EVERYBODY’S j
Special Display by
R. H. WOOTTEN.
Mr. Itohlnson—What a singular girl
you arc, Miss Jones!
Miss Jones (coyly)—Well, that can he
altered, yoti UtW'V, • y
Hospitality.
“T’sc one fOiispoonful of this cocoa In
hot water every day. The cun will lust
thirty days.”
"But suppoco there's company,
missis?"
"Why. then, of course, use more hot
water.”—Fllogeade Blatter.
Advantago of Position.
"Where have you been all after
noon ?"
"Music hall—piano recital.”
“Infernally tiresome, wasn’t It?"
"Not at all. I was the pianist.”—
Chicago Tribune.
Flue feathers do not always make
fine birds. Sometimes they make a lit-
t'e g lose.—Dallas News.
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l GENUINE Texas Red J
♦ Rust Proof Oats, every >
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Aug. 8th, 19C9.
(Copyright, 1#0», by Key. T. S. I.insco't,
Paul’s Instruction to the Thessa
Iordans. I Thexs. v:12-?4.
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