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Positirely, Sir!--Two old farmers were dlscoursing the other day about the through of 1925 or whereabouts. ..

 sUh Cap'n! remember 1t very welR saad farmer Brown--'take 1t alogether's was the no waterest season think we CT CT had. Why, Irecollect I drove my Olln, de heifer round the pasture, round a'' round, 1 should suppose full fifty times DC. fore could. find water enough to ss' her nose, and then before we got near Y large bull frog sizzled 1t up at sHasos' .s. My old mare stuck her nose out 0l ns barn window for three hours one dan 7l'' she saw black cloud over head pa, vlng sort Of nat'rai instinct that t ',vs 'Ts. give down rain-but no rain came. grass was parched and crisped, m 'a'' was the most regular drought ever k''0'' in these parts"

 'fes,' said farmer -, sbut it was ", thing to what it was in the western pa''a New York, positively, Sir! Ii was a D0,,' ..s ble dry time there, and the ground ha'nssii i;,i thoroughly moistened yet. Positively ..s, ss, Why! friend Brown, your driving neus, aa round the pasture fifty times for wale''s. shst then finding none, was nothing at all ,.S. ,o 1'' We experienced in New York. Nni, k, remember as we'll as if twas yesterday,'"' = 2, l used to have to drive my cattle TOT! ', fifty miles for water and forded t'o '..s. ss;. into ihe dargaia and thea found noHs' ''erill,.t rt lively, Sir. Oh, it was the n'efcnu'' time for no water?