The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-02
BADGER sta,e Pillow and Agricue

/ tur-aI WOK.Exs.-Tbis institution has got tt
be the institution of our city. Through the
polteness of the gentImanly ,foreman ). T. YULI
we were few days since, shown through i'll
several departments New additions have re
Gently been made, in the line of mac linery, EN-.
bodyipg all the latest Improvement Among
wich the following: The Little Giant
Planning Machine, for planning both hard and
soft wood; this machine is made entirely of iron
and is really a Giant" the shaft holding the
| planning knives making 500 revolutions per
minute; Boring Machans Boring and Mor-
tcng Machine combined, for sash and doors
a lemon and Cope Machine a Sash and Mould
Ting Machine; Spoke lathe. This machine il
remark able for its extreme simplicity yet per.
feet efficiency and great velocity, performing
40Oo revolutions per minute Another, is com,
bined Boring and Mortiesing for wagon hubs
making in all, twen:y-six machines, ell Of
which are in full blxsr furnishing employment
for thirty men, and turning out wagons at the
rate of ten Per week, besides large quantities
Of smoller articles, such as seighs, sash, doors,
horse rakes. &c,
The success of this establishment is guaran-
tee that any legitimate branch ST manufactures
can be carried in this city well in any
| other. The proprietor OF this institution, p. II
WooD, is too well known to need mention here,
the man who creates business that gives re-
munerative employment 70 thirty men who
{ would otherwise have 70 seek other fields OF
labor Is a public benefactor and should receive
the sympathy, encouragement and support of
r, lac |. ga
for himself is all very well, it is but small mat
ter in comparison to the benefit he bestows on
the community. His enterprise, as it were,
loses its individual character, and becomes a
public institution, in the success of which ev-
cry citizen becomes almost much interested
as the proprietor himself
Get in the Spring wheaf.-There is no
fact better established, than that the earlier
Spring Wheat is got into the ground, without
much reference to the condition OF the soil, pro
vded enough can be stirred to cover the seed.
1t used to be thought necessary TO have the
ground in some particular state-not too wet
nor too dry-not too cold nor 700 warm, to get
the seed in, to ensure a good crop. but that old
theory is exploded. Time now 10 everything
and therefore we say to our farmers, look ou'
for the chances. If during the month of Febru-
airy we should nave warm and pleasant spell OF
weather, as there is every prospect now that
we shall have, and the ground partially breaks up
sow your wheat by all means. You are more cer>
tain of Of a crop-ceriain of a better quality and
a greater quantity from seed sown ia Febru,
airy than from that sown in April
A Eaonae fer the Soldiers ChiId.-This
institution was originated for the care and eduea~
ton of the orphans of volunteers.
Tbs Volunteer Institute has been in success
full operation at Suspension bridge. N. Y. for
nearly two years, and given home and educa-
ton nearly two hundred destitute orphans of our
brave volunteers. It originated by and is
under the direction of Col. w. YOU'VE and
WIFE and has the endorsement of the leading
men of the eouRtry,
The rapid increase of applications from all
parts of the Union has induced the proprietors
to ask so 900 subscriptions of two dollars ZACH.
Each subscriber will receive the value of his
money, in large, fuely embelsbed Steel plate
Engraving of the President Lieut., Gen. Grant,
Sherman Sheridan or any Of the prominent Gem
erals Also numbered certificate representing
one share in the Distribution Of Real Estate, in
a nd rear New York, valued at $50 900. which
is held in trust for the institute and will be
drawn on Washingten's next birthday. The
proceeds will be appropriated to furnish shelter
food and clothing for these children.
johnson g. Simmons at the bookstore are
A gents to receive subscriptions, and present to
eech subcribor. whichever OF the engravings he
may choose, and to furnish the numbered cer7
ifcate.
This is one of the charitable works that cons
mend Themselves at once. to the humane, be>
,evolent and patriotic. Call upon Mr.. johnson
It the bookstore and learn more of the enters
rise, and subscribe as much az you think you
are able to-