Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 14, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 December 1895 — Page 7
nTcTTT atkiots, these.
Cara for
.n.iMionn "Stntosmon
NothluK But tbo Spoils.
t. Count 17 -M.y ' tnr Au liivy !.r-WoJiltl Itnllicr lUvu a C,U-rklilp Tlisui Trcf r e tlio Kaltau' Crrillt.
WasliiiiRton. Dec. 5. (Spvcinl.)" Till 1 ,,ot !,s ,uucl1 u" "H i'im 'uiKnt Iniugiiti'," wilil tins new dork of the liuiiijof reprebcntntivcK, Mr. McDowell, this inoriihif?. "It Ik one thliiff to seek ortlcc, nnotlicr thinf to secure office, ami another thin,' to cUupuiiFC patronage. There are M5 republican jucjiibers of thu house, and each one of them expects ut least one appointment in the clerk's olllee. As a nmtter t,f fact there are less than 300 oilices at the disposal of the cleric, and so you see that the metuliersnru asking impossibilities of me. Of course 1 knew this in advance, und lain trying to make the best of it; but oillce holding in high places is not like living on milk mid honey and lying on a bed of roses." As a matter of fact, the republicans riadc a spectacle of themselves in the organization of their body. For two weeks previous to the meeting of the republican caucus there were headquarters opened here for Mr. McDowell, of Pennsylvania, and Gen. Henderson, of
Illinois, both of whom were candidates for the ofliee of cleric. Kverybody knew und conceded that Gen. Henderson was an exceedingly popular man and an old member. It was presumed that the older congressmen from the western states would stand by him, so that the contest, when it came down to an actual vote, would prove to be a very close, one. As a matter of fact, however, the Henderson managers were cither too proud or too unwise to make political bargains, and the McDowell managers were neither proud nor unwise, but made bargains. They did as all practical politicians do in organizations of that kind. They made pledges in advance, of what their candidates would do if elected. The result was that fully two-thirds of the republicnns of the bouse of representatives went Hoc kins like sheep to the standard of the man who agreed to give them little plums of'patronage. It was a peculiar spectacle to a looker-on to witness a great political party rushing after the spoils of office in that manner. It had been generally supposed til at the people elected a majority of republicans to the house of representatives for the purpose of having them do business for the general welfare; but when the republicans got here they wemed to think that their first func
tion Khould be to get as many oilices as
possible for their constituents ut
home, in order to make themselves
solid for renomination and reelection next year. In fact, that seems to be thti" principal business of most congressmen of both parties after coming to Washington. They are dipping into the future as far as human eye can see, in order to secure a great career without a time limitof any character. The national policy for the republican party to pursue was outlined in the t-pceeh of Speaker "Heed in accepting the raucus nomination on Saturday night. It has been further elaborated in an authorized interview with Nelson Dingley, of Maine, who is likely to be made chairman of the committee on ways and means. The policy to bo pursued is one of inertia. The republican party, which has always heretofore claimed to be one of progress and aggression, has thus publicly confessed, through its chosen mouth-piece, that it is hi the future to be a party of inert politicians instead of positive statesmen. Mr. Dingley sees in the future n great big bugaboo, in the form of a presidential veto, in the event that a revenue bill should pass the house and senate. He also says, as a matter which appears to him to be a fact, there would be a veto of anv financial measure which
might be passed for the relief of the j treasury. These are subterfuges and j the people of the country will realize that very clearly. If the republican parly would undertake to do wait'thing and fail, it would have a better standing before the plain people. Ilut inasmuch as Mr. Jleed has a presidential bee buzzing about his cam all the time, he has acquired the timidity which always conies to men who reel: the highest ofliee in the land. During the last few days the republican senators have awakened from their lethargy and have concluded that it will be necessary for them to reorganize the unate and' accept the responsibility which they have endeavored to f.hirk. 1 Wore the republican caucus of Monday afternoon was held, there was a prevailing sent iment among the republican senators that they should follow the eumplc of Mr. Heed and Mr. Dingley. and declined to assume responsibilities of any character. The western republlern s-enators, however, are nearly all of them young men who declare thin" v ill not submit to thetlomiuation of the eoEservntivc old fellows In the senate; fi.id the energy which has come to the lejitiblican senate bar. been malnlycontniuiicd by the republicans of the north wept. I have been Informed by a democratic leader very close to the president that if the senate and the house of reprei;t tiitlves, being republican as they
arc, should pass partisan measures for
'tie relief of the treasury, either by a protective measure or by a change in
utir thmneial system, the president
v-.ould not veto such measures, unless
m his judgment it was radically wrong.
He would be Inclined to let anv incr
Itorioijs measure become a law without bis signature, provided It would eeoin to
surely bring relief to the treasury and to the people. This subject has caused n great deal of rwrlmmiiiiiiv liuiiirtii
"i private republican circles: ami it eins to me thnt n majority of the
House rcnublicans would tirnfpp tn tin
dcrtakc remedial legislation If theirati-
locrnt'.c spenker will permit any for ard movement. Tuuruak.
HOME HINTS AND HELPS. linked Applo Sauce, One quart ol apples, quartered; put them in a pudding dish ami cover them out with Kiigar; then pour on one-half cupful of water. Cover with an earthen dish, und bake one hour. Chicago Chionlcle. Stewed Kidneys. Cut the liidneyn into small dice and throw into boiling water mid cook one hour; one dozen will bo enough for lhc persons. Lambs' kidneys are used. Put on the lire onehalf pint of milk and when it coiiich to boll add one heaping teaspoonfu! of Hour and one heaping teaspoonful of butter. Reason with salt and pepper and stew the kidneys hi this sauce for ten minutes. Chicago Kecord. Stockings. A good way of preserving the color of black stockings in to
wash them in soap free from soua, aim In the last rinsing water add a teaspoonful of vinegar. Never iron black htockings. Dry them iu the blinde. boston Drown Dread. l'or ouo large loaf use three pintsof sifted cornmeal, three pints of rye Hour, one cup of hop yeast and one cup of molasses. Mix very soft with warm water, pour the mixture into u round pudding tin und allow It to stand until light. Dako with a steady lire for three hours. Ladies' Home .Journal. Drown Cake. One-half cup sugar; one cup molasses, one-half cup butter, one teaspoon each of cinnamon, cloves and allspiice; two teaspoons of soda iu
one cup boiling wnicr; io "
half eups of Hour; two well-beaten eggs, the last thing. Hake in layers and put together with white icing very thick between the layers. Womankind. Potatoes in the Pan. Steam sweet potatoes until they are soft, but not broken. Peel and slice them. l!oil two cuds of sugar and one and one-half cups
of water into a thick sirup,
A IIUMAN LEOPARD.
Black Spots on Hand, Face and Body.
FARM AND GARDEN.
STORING WAGON
Ural riun
BOXES.
Kntlrely
Tfc Inexplicable Affliction ef a Chillicut ho .Mn I'lijtlrlaua Triable to Determine tlio Cause. From the CotvtituUnn, Chtllttothe, Mo.
A reporter on tbo Kwihig OmtUtuVon ws making tbo usual routiuo for news one
morning, and had just loft the city hall whea ho camo across W. C. Wright, a highly ro-
Bocctcd pioneer citizen of rsorth Missouri,
who has lived in ChiluVotho a number of
years. Tbo reporter asked Mr. Wrichtif
ho could not relievo the monotony of tlio
morning by furaishlnt; a live news Item,
and to tbo astonishment or tho nows-
tratherer. the finolookintr eentleman replied :
'Well, yes; 1 can give you a ensatlon, 11
you ucsiro it " Tho reporter grablied his noto book and
askoi Mr. wrint to proceed. "Itlia miracle,'' ho began. Tho reporter became excitedly interested.
"Yes." continued .Mr. WriKiit. "1 uavo
noticed a number of interviews in tho Cow
ttitulUm with people who uavo experienced remarkable results from tbo use of Dr. Williams' Vink Pills. Home of your readers may thiuk those statements uro cxnpger ated, but when you have heard my story,
you wlu conclude that tuoso cures uro common."
"Ami. what was tho matter with youl'
asked tho reporter, doubting that the robust
to nil sianumg iu ironi oi mm uuu ever owu
a sielc clay. I don't know." said Mr. Wrlcht. "and
never found nnvbodv who did. ltwaslu
IS'M .when 1 was just 4S years of ago, that black spots begaato break out on my bunds, then my fr. :o and then over my body, until 1 became a walking humau leopard. I had lost some near relatives, and my nerves wom shattered. 1 was tho most uneasy.
restless, irritable, sensitive jerson you havo A.-..cm.n T ,na tint, nulv tnlfcr!ilill I11V-
elf. but mado everybody around mo mis
erable. 1 was nearly crazy; thought I had lei. mm.' nml was loMDl- inv 111 itld. I COllld
not flecp to save my Wo. I had no appctito
um I no unerm.
"Tho original cause of my ailment was nr nr.u-nrlc nml OVir-hcat. liavillir OVer CX-
nt-tt'.l nivself bv lit tlmr in hot weather and
this was autnnented by a caso of malaria
nnd the loss of in v wife. Tbo strained tcn-
!rn wora cured but 1 had become fo ncrv-
nii nnd mv blood so thin und nimcttto so
Kennt, that "I despaired of my life. Thea
tt-ua urlion tlm lil:ulr snots camo.
Aftir ivalhiucr mv condition. I started
nuttornromvseir. if it should tako all the
. . n A lI-TIlPri.V Iiiiii. X LUU3UUCU VUVJ 4VV l'J
Dutch Kaiiiakms. hcrapcacpi.iricr UlCVVver0 uuablo to miasc tho
Ii Ii llh'ttttn Tlit-lu
lilt or Ilm Wuy. The wagon box is a cumbersome un
wieldy alTair.and if set off on the ground
out of doors or under shelter takes up
considerable space and is frequently
much in the way. Decidedly the beat plan is to ele.Mite It entirely out of tho way. It is then under shelter, which greatly prolongs its years of useful
ness.
One of the simplest methods of ele-
vnting the box is shown in the engruv-
Ing, representing a portion of the in
terior of a building with either plank
TZZZ ZZ 'Ci
Hilbttt of all !a Lurcalnf Power. Litest U.S. Govt Report
Baking Powder
ABSOLUTELY PUBE
Royal
Mr. Lldwell, living Rereral miles north of Red Oak, la., had a surgical operation for a cancer of the face performed in Omaha n short time ago, In which It was found necessary to turn a llap of the skin bnck on the wound, turning the hair on the inside. The hair keeps growing, and at regular intervals Lldwell has to go to a doctor to liaye the inside of his mouth shaved,, the hair growing from the reversed flap of bkin through into his mouth. A Singular Form at Monomania. Thoro Is a class of people, rational enough la other respects, who uro certainly mouomaniacs in dosiuthemselves. They aroconstantly trying experiment $ upon their stomachs, therr bowels, their livers and their kidneys with tnnhy nostrums. When theso organs nro reailv out of order, if they would only use Hosteller's Stomach bitters, they would, If not hopolessly insane, percoivo Its superiority.
As I (wow old moro dross than gold Appears In life's alloy; And buckwheat cakes don't seem as bis; As when 1 was a boy. N. Y. Journal.
Mowi.cn "I see some philosopher sayi that the way to euro yourself of a lore i fair la to run away. Do you bollovo it!Cynlcus "Ccrtaluly If you run uway wtta tkog!rl."-Truth.
It wo must accent fnto. we are aot
compelled to nsscrt liberty, tho signiflca of tbo individual, tho grandeur of duty,
power of character. tmcrson.
Stir it
into one-half cup of butter. Put the sliced potatoes Into a deep baking dish, and pour the sirup over them. Sprinkle bits of butter over them and bake from one and n half to two hours. Detroit Free Press.
cf a pound or good uncsnirc or umu.-- , uij spots or euro my insomnia, a went ir checM; mis with it about one and 1 to Kansas City and consulted tho noted ItrUKt.c. mix y . . specialists with tho same result. I then one-half ounces of butter and the j on.s & dn,g,ist busy onjorini. every patent of two hard-boiled eggs. Put it into ill metHcIno that my friends recommended. It
mortar and pound it to a smooth paste.
Toast some slices of bread, butter them
u-.tq Ilm same thill". Illlll
I I flt ltkn taklnsr
Hats.' . Finally, 1 noticed an article, copied
my mbcry grew
uoucn
on
. I
and cut mem imnMjuiireii-K,niv.iM . ju xa Coiwuuoo-t lromanowier paper, the mixiure thicklv over then), brown ' iugof the euro of a man frna nervous nros- ;;::',"; . v aa us possible. A little cayenne at.'ied . uvjrfit showed hisclcar-sklnued bauds
nrmct nml liU lino COlIlDlCXlOU.
llo is largo and robust hi health and a livhi2 testimonial to the cfilcacy of Pink
Phis- , m t i iinn t imnrnvo tho first week. Thai
was a vear npo. Kow 1 havo a cr.iving ap-
possi
to the paste is an improvement. Boston Dudgct. How to Cook .Meat. Take care tho lire is made up thoroughly, and all the
various cooking utensils required .ire j n j umQ boun wllhout ll)ls8 ready for use, clean, and at hand. The , jU!. 'ivink and havo not been troubled . ... i i.ii.. i i,wi ...i.i ..!..- ,1 vi. (1 ; ..Wh nortMHstiPHS fir nlii munths. That's
rnn ":Z: : , : ' : l myÄ li lt not wonUteUlngtothe
niinivs ho ulaeed upon a trhet, audi rim rnnrtr .n-lmowledced It was mlrnc-
thnt'ln a baking tin. care being taken 1 ulous and the interview ended. A few tnat in a ii.u.mn im. s ,Mi. nr Wnwnish tint can Btlll bo rocojr-
that the joint is piaceci in tue .r j lo M- w'richfs body, b-it otherwiso
the dish, and does not touch the sides ilo i9 R perfect specimen of healthy looking nt the oven. Ventilate the oven. Hailed ( manhood. . r 1 .., ,.i i. c c..,i in lmil. Dr. Williams' Pink Fills, arc not looked
1ICM1 ItlV-.ll'
big water, as the heat draws out the substance which forms a coating that retains the juice of the joint. Ih oiling wants special care, such as a clear lire nnd warm gridiron. Coke Is better than coal. Frying: l'an should be wanned lirst and then fat thoroughly boiling. Meat or fish should not be put on till fat bolls. Stewing: The joint in ibis case is placed in cold water, ami should simmer only, never really boil. This takes a much longer time than either boiling or roasting. Liverpool Mercury. Odd t'roiiuiirlalloii. It appears thnt Hyron called himself Dyrn (burn), and the family name of Cowper is. orally. Cooper. Cholmondeley is pronounced Chumley; Majorlbanks, Marchbanks; Wemyss. Weems; Saint .lohn, Seujod or Singin: Arccdeckne, Archdeacon: Colyuhoim. Koohoon; Duchesne.-, Dukarti; bethune, Deeton: Men.ies, Mynges: Knollys, Knowles; (lower, Gorr; Dalziel. Dael;
tilamis, Cdarms; Oeoghegan. baygan;
lluth ven, Kiven; Dillwyn. Dillon; m
bsrgavenny, the av Is not sounded; in
Hertford the t is elided, and the e is a, , ... i. ..i.i.. ......
as in far, etc. .o jcss reinarwiuiv
many geographical names: Cirencester
s pronounced Sicester; ronteiracw
Vom fret; Woodmancote, oodinucuct; llalhihon, Horn; Haddiscoe. Hadsker; Crassington, (lerstun; (iunthwnlte, (Jutitlt; Kckdale.Asbdale; Drishthelm-
stone. Dry tun; Drampton, Jnan.
brawn: Ctrome.Ooram; .Mcddlethorpe,
Thrcithrup; irttoxeter, Tuxtcr; l'evenm'V, Finsev; ltampichani. Hansom;
Crostwight, Corsit; lloltiswonn. jiom- . 1 . ,.-!u....'l... Ill.-li...
or; lYircuciDTigni, invw.,
F.thla; Cox wold becomes tookwood,
nnd Marvb'bone sounds use .Marrow
bone. S. V. Tribune. A rroicrtxilvci Nation. Denmark, although a small country, and relatively thinly populated, can certainly lay claim to bo the most progress-he nation in Europe, and is determined not to permit the grass to grow under Us feet. The slate schools which the government has established for papular instruction in the most advantageous methods of making butter and other agricultural and farm produce,
which cmistituie the staple industry of the kingdom, have already nchieted n success the fame of which extends throughout Europe, and even to uch far-olT countries as Japan and Slum. The const met Inn of the Kiel canal by the (Seniums has hnd ItscotmterparMn the organization of a magnificent free port at Copenhagen, and now within the lat ten days a railroad ferry line has been est Wished from the Danish capital to Mnlmoe in Sweden, by means of which a tourist can travel all the way from Cadiz, in Spain, or Constantinople, In Turkey to the northernmost point of Norway and Swrclen without leaving the train. X. Y. Tribune. A BrlQtu Cssc The bride (on the honeymoon) Why. you only bought one ticket, dear. The (Iroom Hy Jove! I ueer thought of myself. -Harpw'i Hazar
ir.nn n :i patent medicine, but rather as a
prescription. An analysis of their properI ties shows that they contain, in condeased 1 form, all tlio elements necessary to eive I new lifo and richness to the blood and ro-
toro shattered nerves, 'i ncy aro an un
failing spooillo for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' rinnrp.snfatlca. ncuraliria. rheumatism, nerv-
nti hond.Tülio. the after effects of la ennpo.
palpitation of tlio heart, palo and sallow complexions, nnd tho tired feeling resulting from uervous prostration, all uiseases resulting from vitiated humors in tho blood,
nuch as scrotuia, cnrouie erysipelas, eve They aro also a specific for troubles iccullar to females, such as suppressions, irregularities and adforms of weaitness. They build up tho biood, and restore tho glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks. They aro lo.'salo by all drucrists, or may ho had by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. V., for fUc per box, or six boxes for irt.tä. PERSONAL PARTICULARS
or ground iloor. Fieces of rope or wins.
are securely fastened about the don a
a a. about two feet from either end.
At the point it Is desired to elevate it,
two pulleys are secured to too joism,
also two other pulleys nt some convenient point along the side of the
driveway. Through these two, pieces of rope"(b b) are passed, they being
for convenience provided with a hook
at one end to attach them to the circles nf T-rmc KiirrnlllHlitlf? the l)OX. It IS
plain that if a weight greater than the f ... . .si 1 1 1
box is applied to tue rope, tne uox win be elevated. When at the desired point, the loose ends of the ropes are secured
about the pins, at e c. by elevating one cud of the box at a time, one man can handle it with ease. The best plan
is to drive the wagon under the pulleys
for unloading or replacing, as required. Bv removing the wheels and using a
stronger rope, the whole may be raised
up out of the wuy. Sleds, hayrack and similar tools may be Htored away In
the same manner. Uns operation may be made easier by substituting a block
pulley where the hook is attached and also above. With rope properly arranged, one man eau raise sevend times his own weight, simply requiring renter length of rope. Orange Judd
l armer. POULTRY FOR MARKET.
Koine Valuable Hint for llontcrs as Well
a 1'nrnt-rs.
There is a class interested in poultry
that buys from farmers, and after
dressing the poultry the carcasses are
shipped to market. It is a very prof
itable business, and such dealers arc useful in a community, being always ready to accept any of the surplus stock offered and save time and labor for the furnier-, as they dress and ship hundreds of carcasses at once, while some farmers, in order to secure n few
cents more per pound, do not take into consideration the labor they bestow in preparing but a few fowls for shipment. A greater protlt can be made in buying poultry, however, if those engaged in such business will fatten the fowls before killing. Instead of buying to-day und selling to-morrow, there should be clean quarters, with small yards attached, hating feed and water troughs, mid the birds fed on fattening foods, f-o as to increase the weight and secure a Ia'-ger price per pound. In ten days or two weeks the birds will be ready for market if they are pi. en all the
ITTI.E Freddy (to Ids elder brother, lot seventh time) "Aro you asleep. Tonil' ,If you don't shutup, I'll lick you rl linn- Mm i1iiktH (In YOU SUDDOSO I
v. . ,
can sav my prayers wncn you aro ycuiuc ju.
I the time ( You' vo Rot as mucn sense
Hall' Catarrh Car U a Constitutional Cure. Price 75a
The rreat hieh road of human welfara
lies ulom? the hicrhwnv of steadfast wel
doing, and thevwhn aro tha mostporsl tent and work In tho truest spirit will b variably bo tho most successful. S. Boiilaa.
Tub Gexdisr "Browx's Drokchia
TnocitEs" uro sold only in boxes.. They kH
wonueriiuiyeneoilvoioruouglis,Hoarseneaa
or lmiauon ox uio iiiroat caused oyeoML
mo nil 1
as a last year's bird nest"
..w. ... i I .1 Hnlinnp a a fl Vi on
carcfullv stepped aside, instead of turning around and scuttling across tho front of his bicycle. "Thai's tho first seusiblo ben I ever saw." "Probably It's a new heu,"
said his friend. Harper's Bazar.
The sun docs not shino for a fow tr
and bowers, but for the wide world's Joya.
aimms.
"Ant you fond of children. Mr. Onerf
"Well, I can't exactly say. l'vo never ate any." Harper's Bazar.
When TraTellne
Whether on nlcasuro bent, or business, tako
on every trip a bottle of 8yrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effectively on the
kidneys, liver nnd bowels, preventing JeTera. headaches and otlier forms of sick
ness, r or sale in mj coma ana u oouies oy
all leading druggists.
Tnwr.il unless manned! with ncntknes
and discretion, does but niako man tho
moro hated: no intervals oi eoou numor,
no starts of bounty, will atono for tyranny
and oppression. Jeremy coiner.
Tie rrorU4i RnKM to riorld.
Beecium's pills for constipation 10c an4
o. uciinc uooit tirec) ntyour uruccisvi
and go by iL Annual sales O.OOO.COü boxes.
TiiEnn nro such thlncs as ndorablo faults
and Insupportable vlrtes. Fliegcndo Blaee tor.
Piso's Guar, is a wonderful Coutrh medV
cine. Mus. W. Pickkut, Van Sielen aa4 Blake Avcs., Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct SO, 'W.
Why not, when going to Florida, take advantage of the opportunity of going via bt. Louis, making but one chnngo of cars en routo.nnd thatiitthe grand bt. Louts L nion Station, tho largest in tho world, nnd !.....,. tr.i- tlm m. Louis tf- Cmo Short
Wiiatm dono cannot bo undone. csnochuV
ly If it is u hard boiled egg. Texas Silting,
Check Colds and Bronchitis with Ilale'a
Honey of Horehound and Tar. Pike's Toothacho Drops Curo ia ono minute.
A nnnss docs not mako a woman, bt4
often breaks a man. Texas Sittings.
Li n r, tho "ioy Spring Monte" to Florida. Through sleepers to Jacksonville, low rates,
liberal limits, with stop-over privileges, aim
fast tlma. Address Geo. I. Lauy, Uannrnl I'aSSOIlur AllOP.t.
bt. Louis, Mo.
lürnhftvof n destmctivo nature!"
'Indeed ho is. He's breaking silence all
day loug." Uarpur ä Ilazju. THE MAKKETS.
New Yoick, I)eco:nbor 7. 183
William Ludlam White, of Jamaica,
JC. V., casts a big shadow for a boy of 15 j food they w ill eat during ihnt time,
years, ins weigni xso- poonu. (en. Cassias 51. Clay has concluded to nend his wife to school instead of having a governess for her. William Heckett haw bcon appointed coachman to President Cleveland. He is a middle-aged colored man and line lived in Washington nil his life. For years he has driven a public vehicle. Kev. Joseph Xorthup, of North Seituate. Mass., who was reported as gored to death by a bull, had the pleasure ol liaving three minister friends preach Iiis funeral sermon after reading the account of his death in newspapers. Police Judge Campbell, oi" Han Francisco, joined theSahnthm Army in that city. 51 rs. Hallington booth is preaching there, and at one of her meetings the judge stood up and asked to b prayed for, nnd nfterwirds joined the nriny. lie does not expect to don uniform and become a regular warrior. IT IS WELL TO KNOW. That the only woman steamboat engineer is Mrs. '.Madge Trueworthy, ol Schnitte, Mass. That a fabric made of pine and spruce wood pulp is made into overcoats in Leeds, ling. 1 1 looks like f rierx. That there are still Mft.OCO acres ol land In Missouri subject to entry under the homestead act. That, flour milling isnn important Inituvi re In Jerusalem. The wheat is ob
tained from the valley of the Jordan and Samaria. That the telephone charges in France nre to be reduced to five cents for n three-minute conversation within a radius of 15 miles.
Itv allowing time for increasing weight
It becomes an advantage to buy poor birds If they nre in good condition, as the first cost Is less and a greater proportionate weight can be added. Only the frame nnd bony structure are suflicicnt. The food will then increase the weight and the quality will be superior, as birds that aro fattened in a hhort period of time are tender nnd juicy. Such a plan would rid the market of mm h of the inferior poultry that is usually forwarded, and as the cost of producing one pound of poultry should not exceed live cents the adoption of the method would furnish the markets with be tter stock and largely add to the profits of the business. l'rairie Farmer.
IN
MULTUM
is pure
PARVO. is also simple-
Whatever
Willmot. Good taste is the flower of good sense. I'olncelot. Truth is everlasting, hut our ldcaa ol truth are n&L lleccher. A heavy purse In a fool's pocket lea heavy curse. Cumberland. Almost always the most Indigent aw the most cnerona. Stanislaus.
FACTS FOR FARMERS. The well ought to se cleaned out ocja.sionnlly. Ther are wells that arc neve cleaned. For the InMieflt of our farmers we fdtoitld hate universal free delivery of mail nnd i postal currency. Alfalfa is one of the best crops grown, where it will grow, lint in our northern climate we should go slow on alfalfa. Never hill a dog that bites a human
being or beast, on the supposition tnat it is mad, unless there are unmistakable evidences of its being mad. for hy letting it live a couple of days, its condi
tion can lie made certain, nnut it up and t.ce what develops. One of the most effective means of fighting the Hessian fly Is to burn, soon nfter the harvest, the stubble hi which the larva, in its so-enlled llnx-seclsb-ge, Is hidden, and remains during the winter waiting for the spring, to leave itn protecting case and ravage the young wheat. In regard to the value of the white! mulching of wheat with straw, cornstalk o other substances the Iowa experiment station aptly says: "There is no better mulch than a dense growth of wheat blades, which can be produced by sowing moderately early, on good ground, and giving one or two cultivations with a light hurrowiis soon us uts." ITarnjers' Voice.
CA'ITfiK KnllveSteurH..
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