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NEWS ITEMS
I respect the Sabbath Day, so
do not go to the Sinners' Club
for coffee as I do on week days.
I go to Ross Niehol's fop a good.
farm breakfast. Last Sunday was
no different, except since I was
there last, they have built a new
pig pep, or rather I should say,
Hog Parlour, or a Sanctuary for
Society Sows.,
There is a big sign on the door
whieb says, Disease Free, 00vt,
Inspected, No Visitore, etc, etc.
However, Ross said I could go in
it I removed my shoes or rather
exchanged them, When I took
them off an, old sow raised her
eyebrows and gave a anort. Rosa
done the same, I guess they figur-
ed I should burn the sox and
wash my feet. The place is in.
sulated, fumigated, sophisticated.
It has vaccines, vitamins, pep
pills, x-rays, violet rays, sun IV'S
and the biggest raise is yet to
come, when the assessor sees it.
Time have changed, but pigs is
pigs. We had an old sow sixty
years ago, we kids called Sarah.
Now, Sarah didn't get the Pamp-
ering pip get today. In the
spring she got six pieces of jewel-
lery in her nose (copper rings)
and was turned oat in the or-
chard, She lived on grass, dande-
lions, apples and potatoes ,and, a
few garter snakes, every Satur-
day was feast day as she got a
pail of unsalted buttermilk, The
only medicine she ever rececived
was a couple of drops of iodine
each day in winter time during
pregnancy. That, to Prevent a
hairless litter. Sarah was clean
as she bathed twice a day in sum-
mer. She had dug a hole at the
end of the manure pile, about 8xS.
The rain water filtered through
and her bath was always ready.
She always raised a family of
ten or twelve and the may care
they got was a bit of dentistry.
The only instrument needed was
a pair of wire pinchers to pull
:he black teeth.
When Sarah got hungry or
trriiablei she could' squeal louder
make more noise and cause
more commotion, than Jim Smith
at a Walton vs Brussels ball
game. i don't mean Jim Smith
off the nth line ,of Morris, a
gentleman and a Tory, The other
fella is not a bad guy, but you
ean-t be a, grit and a gentleman
too.
Sixty years ago the greatest
insult you could give a human
being was to tell him he wasn't
fit to live with a pig. That time
is past. Well, I will lift my hat
to a,lady. I will get Off the side-
walk for a drunk, but I'll be
(turned if I'm going to take off
my clothes every time I Meet an
old sow. Yea, pigs is pigs, and
the manure pile smells the same
as always. I ariolegize for the
word manure. It is now fertilizer.
sixty years ago the *ord ferM-
izer was unknown and the word
manure aeldon used.
Truthfully Teettas,,
T. K. r.
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