It vir by accident, though, we air thinkin’;
He can't befpi oud of the job
With sech longues as they have been given
Ter gossip a;;' scold an' sob:
But—the Lord made 'em
It war a woman, ye know, who gossiped
In Eden with Satin h.sse’f;
They're just piurab sure spread all the news
An’ nuke it 'fore they're lef;
But—the Lord made 'em.
T int safe to trest wimmln within";
Tell everyi; ;u’ they know;
For they huiu'f got no sense ter reason
An’ do char ge their minds so;
But--the Lord made Vm
They sets thares. Ives up on principle.
Frustratin' of the men;
Gainst j*stces and euny en.jyment.
Sine of 'em cut o' ten;
But—the Lord made 'em.
They’ve so onreasonable, thar answer:
"B case tis" to every why.
Son e acts one way. an' som- another;
We 'uns can t track 'em—don't try;
But—the Lord made ’em
Thev give thar a Ivice ez confident
Ez it nuttiin* here on yearth
War half as jr* oious. nn' tlnhk it's s'prisin’
That we'nns shake with ninth;
But—the Lord made 'em.
Yet talk of foolin’—why a spindlin' -nip
O' a gai will fool a man
That's six feet high an' two hundred p am'
About ennythin'. She can;
For—the Lord made 'em.
GOOD SUGGESTIONS.
Most every farmer is aware of the fact
that a sheep must be tat to make the best
motion, but few conceive the idea that a
properly and well fed sheep produces
more and better wool than one poorly fed
and oared for. Wool is a product from
feeding, just the same as fat or flesh, at and
the flock should be fed and managed win
a view to wool growth, and that of flue
quality.
