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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-02-18
T. wAGGONER, M. D.

Rhysician and Surgeon, Office East end OF
Phenix Block, Residence, corner oil Mann
and Prospect Streets, Ravenna, Ohio.
Office hours 8 to D. M, to- and Z to pm.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-02-18
q. T.. RELDEN.

@HYsICTAN AND SURGEON.-Ofiee at
IT Residence. King Street. iirst door south OF
Main.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-02-18
P. B. CONANT,
r TT. PHELPS

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Rayenna, o.
IA Office in Blackstone Block, North Chest
nut Street, Ravenna, Ohio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05
WAn04u.

Die firsii1 a~bseba[tene Barteiper lainrn>
lung Der ben1ofrntilhen Natioual<N bges
orDneten iu9te oei1 burh bic Eariffra9e III
Der Yartei %entltanoenen 9tiB oabur1 3u
bertleben, olb lie Die 5duptIinge Der snei
feinbli1en Glfi9et, 8a1baI ullo Morrilon,
in ei1em Jog. Steering Committee, mel
dem ais britter i'm Dunoe Der Spreber
Carlisle betgsgeben lit, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
bas bemofratiibe S6iff mahreno 0es
0teites Der irBisen gongreBoiat 5u lteuern
bat.
Doh Die. Steuermdaner finb inter iih
feinesueas einig. Seur tDdbrenD Wiorri>
Jon ietn Gorbaben, cine nobmali9e Nb-
thinning batiber herbei3ufIbren, ob ieine
Tarifbiu tn ieBtger 0iat nod ootgerolnz
men tperben Iou, blbl6 Qufgegeben bat,
tolna1t nun 2anOal in 0ieler porgeritdten
5eit NOD nit elmer @egens Garifbiu anae
riidt. Sa er bat iie iebt f0rmlih Dem
9aule Dprgele9t. Dbglet1 Niemauo
better, als er, Der 8oritBer bes Setuiuts
eun9s : QusiGulles, IS tDeiB, baB 0ieier
nihtstDirpi9e GongreB in ietner rudloieH
3eitperl6wsHDIng ielbit mil Der 8etptliz
gnag bes N0fbiglten fir Die nerldieoellen
3peige Des Staatsbausbalts ieBt benin Nbs
Iauf 0es SinanSiabres i'm Nifltauoe TT.
Yan3 dbgeieben DON Dem Snbalt Der
Gnnonu'lben Tnrtfbiu, lit j0mit feline
Woglt6tett porbanoeu. DaB Tie IN Der ieBis
gen 8idt nod gum @eieB wer6en tam.
Sonbern iie lit als Elm iebr ~Derlpateter
S9aa3ug ibres ebrsei5tgen BerFaiers gu
betradjten. !
Die 9tanbau'l6e gi1 i'll, inn @egeuJabe
STIR Wsorrilon' ihen, cine entidieoen lbuy<
36unerilde. Oenn uni cine nelentlt1e
Terrin9erung Der 3oIetnnobuet elnz fir
otlentai 31 ~perbinoern, legt tie ia Die 0ano
an Die Ginnabrnet aus y n n :
iteuern unb idafft cine Der tpidtisiten
bieier Steueru, Die Ea6atsteuer,
tuelde Der BunbeSfaiie iGbrlib un9efdbr
$27, 0O0,0 900 eintrGgt, gar3 uno gar ab.
9tausaI mori6irt in 0erleIben Ntdtung
wte ieiu YbttabeIpbiacr aRitbIrger unb
GDuege, Der repnbiltaniI1e 9tationatabges
orbrete RelIep. Der ebenfaIs UNI oas ShuBs
3ouiplteta anf ale 2eiten iiher3uiteaen,
bon Stnaenlteueru ntbt nur Die aaf Iaz
bat, louoeru al6 Die. auf Y~ranntpein unO
Bler 0uf6eben mill. 9ber IS lit feline
Ot0gIihteit por6au0en, baB Nanoau +
NIT leinttH glntrag auf 8eleitiguug oer
9a5afsieuer inn Nbgeorbneten6auie, gez
ldsDetge i'm Senat, ourdorin9en mtro, 10
lthr Der Intrag aud geelanet lein mag, Die
NbgeDroueteil Der Iabnfitaaten 8trginieu,
8entudD, NorD : garolina v. /. no., troB
ibrer btsberiaen 9inneigung su ben Dtorriz
lon idea 8eItrebungeR, fir 0tanoaa Su ges
iutaueR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05

ae, miro, melhe bic Ser. Stad1eil er5euS
qen; lotpie terner, oaB Der OIerte 2getl pes
O%pr6anoenen Meioelanoes fur ote @rndDs
runa qaeu 8tebes ausreideT muroe, pas
mir in ben Ser. Steate1 1lgenbltdIl9 9dS
ben. Wfit dnoereu 8orten: 1elb1t tlr elne
flnffah 10 qrDBe 8ep0lferung tpIe BE bens
ttae niirDe nod genug 81 eiteH beldafft
tperben fDunen, ia es tDiiroe nucb o1t1
mod INNER 9erug 3ur Musfubr' librIg ,eln.
9abei lit nod ili6t etnn1aI IN Setra1t
oenommen, oaB in benz ais 0ebtr9e UNI
sEorit bcaethneteu 8ierte[ oes 2altoeS 1tb
frldtbore 6aIoeu unD TDdler beft1oer1, bic
Iid1 aur 0tebsu6t Uno gum Wferbnu etg7
mem. unn mar1d1eu Wintoner 2ebensnnters
halt oetpGhreu f6nnen. Wenn Die S6tneis.
BE nidt uieL mebr QIs 16 5000 Quaorats
metLen umfaBt, tabeSu oref WauloneN
Oleniden crnG6ren tam. louten uNleIe
Nofp Mountains uno utIler SDpar3maio
nit ibren groBen 8ooenlha5elt DretBI9
Wfilionen Ntenl6en WoDr1nng n AusS
tomtn1en geben tonlle1l.
llno nuf et1en anoeren purtt III 9opet
autmertiam 3u MAIDEN. Sts oGDIn1 III ote
@rtragsiGbigfett ul1lereS XallDeo l1oO gar
ntht auf Die b06ite Nrobe gelteAt tDorOeli.
@s miro fait iberaa 9tanbbau 9etrIe0ett
uno lhle1t getuirtbIhaftet. NuT Dem u1etss
fen Qanoe f6nnte Der @trag etn ptel boberer
iein. SIN ben gon3en Ser. StaateH giebt
IS mad benz Genlus BON 1880 nur bretunbs
breiBia Counties. tuelde ei1sn Grtrag bon
me6r ais $4,0 900 auftpetlen tonnef,
mobet 6er @eLomertb Der @r5eugnile nab
ibrem 8erfautswertb auf bet Barll bered)<s
net lit, uuo in bielen brei ano oretBig
Counties i6monft Dieier Wertb 3tptlden
$4,OO1, 1O2 unb 5000, 202. Sen ieBten
Netraa ergiebt oas bod eulttUirte D Ell t d1S
peunl0luaniihe GountD 2ancaiter, une es'
lit erireulih beri6ten 3u t0nuen, Dab AUDI
le6s SQinoiler Counties, WRcgean, va
Sale, 2ipiugiton, @bampat9n, Deaotlon
uno ct. Clair - Counties, pelbe, sute Ses
berrnann wetB, ipeieutlt6f bon etagetpdns
Derten Oeutj1en unO ibren GinberD bes
tuobnt tperoen. unter Dieien brei ullb oreiBig
Counties iiuo. 8Iroe oas 2anD IN ben
Ser. 6taaten Iberan 10 treftIt6 beptrth7a
ihaftet, ME in oieiet brei uno oretBig
Counties, 10 tpiirDe 0as ieBt i0on in Nr>
qriff 9enommene NderIan0 D%oaltGHotg ges
nlgell, nm auein bns Doppelte Der ieBigen
8eD0lferung bes Ser. Staatea 81 ernGbren.
lIno Der SdlnB lit Desb0lb geredtferttgt,
oaB leIbit menn Die 8eDOlferung llGlereS
&onbes lih n~er5e6niadeu uto atf fn1tbun@
bert ODER ieds6unpert Wtiaiotell d1Ltpahle1
loQte, eS ibr on DEM gum 2eben Jtotb1ge1
ut6t feblen tptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05

miitbtg uno NIT ofieuem 6eraeu unb offes
ner 0anO fir'S alte @aterIarb auFraffen
t0nnett, faben iie tpabrIth burd lire uber
cine WilIion Dollars b~etragenben Speubeu
ipdbrenb bes DeutibsIrans6fiiheu arieas,
burd i5re ret4Itden 8eiiteuern fir Bic
ueberi6wemmteu am 9tbeiu unb burd
utbt tpentse anbere 2~etltnngen bieier DIRT
bepieien. aber fir OeutiGIdnbtIGe garz
teiwabLtafen geben iie alIerpings nidts
fer. 9ie iosiaIiitil6e 9artei In 9eutids
Lamb 1T unieres WiIens bic ~etnsige mel6e
ii6 MISUNDERSTANDING aus &mertta Az
ueri6affen aein4t bat. @tuey ibrer ads
tungspertbelten lnb nrgene6mIter Tibrer.
9err GiereG, Der Dor eiHieen Sdbrer ~
bieiem 2tpefe hiben getpeieH lit, tpelB dber,
tpie tpenig babel b~erausfam.
ODD bic st. 9, SttSatg." ideint lire
fIeire Strafpreoigt bauptid1ItG at benz
!3wefe sebGLten 3u babeu, bic 9euti6z
Nmerifaner GUT regen rnterftibun9 bes
beutlhen SAuLperetnS in Gslterrei9 ans
suiporuen. D2it Dieiem 3pede iinb mir
nattrIt9 p0ntg einperftaHoe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05

olaters @eleb9ebung bon ben eriten Sage1
Der 9tep9blit an entbGlt. GS tptro oartn
barge ban, baB anfangs Die EeSlerulg tbre
0erantDnrtung fit Die ourh SIlot1her all>
gertAteten Shdoen anertaunte Ano ben
Gel6GDiaten @riab L~etltete, oaB aber mad
uno ua1 lie lib BON Der Ner1ntlDortllng
~loSgeiagt uno lett etntgen Sabren ft6 ge1
pei9ert bat, irgenomelde auf Snoianerz
8Qubereien be9riuoete 4uiprii6e gu be-
rlidllhttgen. es Jet oe1n. Die betreftelloen
Snotaner gcb0rten 3u oet StdmmeIL tpels
0e S%Sahr9eloer er6altea.
Ser 8eri6t taoelt bic Gegierung bafir,
baB Tie etnelRenge MISUNDERSTANDING nnz
unterluht unb unerleOi9t ldBt. babel aber
fortfdbrt, bic Sabrs un0 lonittgen Geloer
ON Die Snoianer ~fort3u5abten, aus Denert
Die Nnipride b6tten befrieoigt tueroen iols
len. 9ie lett 1850 aN9emeloeteH Soroez
run9en ouf @runo bon Snotaner : Gduz
bereieu beIaufen iid auf DreiBebIt WilIios
uen Dollars. 9auon lit aaeroin9s cine
betr6dltIthe Gumlne - 81. 654, 300-per=
mitteIft belonoerer 8epiutguugen ourb
Den GongreB 9eaablt iporoen. itnb Elm gros
Ber 2beil piro it Sol9e bes Gooes Der
glnjpru6 Grbebenoen tpabrlbetnlt6 ME
eingeforoert meroen, 10 baB na6 Nnii6t
beSAusi6uiies pieIeidt ni6t mebr ais bier
Miuionen Dollars nOtbis ieiH werben,
UNI Die btsber erbobenen Toroerungen 81
befrieoigen. 9lber oa Die SabrgeIOer Jest
bis aut $l,325. IA 9eiunfen lino, 10 ptrb
IS ihmer baIten, aus OenlelbeH bic @ls
lpritbe 81 befrieetaen.
9aB bic 8un6eSre9terung Die GerpHths
tung bat, ben bon Snbtanern angertAteten
Sdlaben 81 erieben, fann feineln 3tpeifel
uuterliegen. Sebe cintIiiirte &egterung
erieBt i6ren untertbanen Den bur6 einen
Rrieg bonn Seinoe an9eridteten S6ane1,
uub Die 0unoesre9ierung bebanoelt ia bic
Snpianer ais ieIbltdnot9e auspdrttge gtaz
tionen. 0b bic g~inieBung elmer @onmtls
lion seraoe bos ri6tise Wtittel lit, ben 8es
trog Des Sdabens feit3uitelen, tit 3peifels
baft, aLlein bonn 8~oitenpuntte. 0enn
Die gommiiiion tDiro unenolih DteL @elo
nerreileu. Deiier mdre es notwithstanding,
uenn bic Veititeaung be5, S6aDens ben
8unbeseerinteu in ben ei~n5eInen 3errttoz
rien iibertrdsen tpirbe. Beni9er, ais oteie,
pirbe Die Gommi1iion aud lhtperli6 be-
tpilIigen, unp bas @ebaIt, Die Weilen9eLs
Der unD Didten fit bic Witglieoer oerGom>
mtiiion. Die Secretdre, Stenpgrapben &c. &c.
wiroen gelpart lperoefl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05
Gtn &eIs aatf etmsr SafeafuB.
~ 0IQtfotut.

SE 8enniDtpunien 1T. tpte in
S4inois. Rur ale bier Sabre @ouper>
neursmabE. 8el Der bot bier S0brEn
tpurbe in ieneM decentralization Staate
Der rcpublifantibe Vouuegnenrsfanoibat
8eQuer eeidtageRt tueit oalnals cine
itarfe HefDrmitrOlnu1g herrihte uno ii6
bon ben vregaldren" 6epublitanern Elm
.2eiDrmHIgel" obtrennte; D;eier sntaog
nit ieiHer 8eIornts uno Gemperen3= YIatz
form Den. 9tepublitanern 45. 900 Stimmel,
To- OdB oell iuiIgen 0emntratilbea Neforn,z
fonoioaten Y1tttlon n, Der lid i6ort ais
GotdEbealnter ii B6ilaDeIpbi0 ctne1 upr=
3iggtden 9tuf ertuorben bate, Der Sieg ere
Ieid1tert ipur6e.
Sian peraIt9 ootllaIs @ouberneur 9at<
tiIon NIT @ounernear glepelano; bod
ihe!nt ~eriterer Bel oIesl guten gBiIe1 nidt
Die aetDo!4iNe @iQsnsit1rte oes leBteren au
beftkeL Mnb bic 9entidben eutfremoete er
iid Ogr6 iein entlaierenes Sempsrensz
tburl1.
Die republitanii6e Bartet Bennibtuaz
MEMS erbolte iih i1neu bon tbrer YfieOerz
Iage bet iener 8ouDerneurStpa6l; Blaine
er9ielt in pennlploanien cine nBluraIitdt"
BON $1,000 u1o eine Oole Dtebr6eit bon
10000. 9aram glaubt iid bic partei jeBt
fart genng, IS nohmals nit benz Dot pier
Sabren oMrt19efalenen @ounerneurstanoiz
0oten 8eaper tDagen sa t6nneR, unS Der 10
ebeu in 0arrisburg abeebalteue republitaz
niiae StaatsconDent bat i'm einltimEtg
trieoer aufgeiteat.
9iejsr Beaner. beien 8oreItern 8iber
bieken nrtb bon DeutihIano famen, 1T
DeriSnIih eth b6dft ahtbdrer Wfdun un0
f6nnte ftb fuabri1einli1 rlbmen, unter
alien uberlebe1Den lInionsfdmpfern bic
meifen SIS un6enmale 3u baben.
sSSm speiten 8efe6t, 6as CT ais iunger
11nterz2 lieutenant neutrality-suspicious. TreiwiIz
Tiger in Der Notnmacs@ rntee mitnadte,
tphrbe Ct bon elmer RueeI ourthbDbrt, uno
ais ibu ieine Ramsraoen pegtragen wons
ten, ingte er. tbnen: v2aiiet mid, i@ tauge
ni6ts mebr. Nah Der S6Ia6t piro's
3eit genug leia, baB Sbr nah uleiner 2eide
1ebt.@ Aber er mar nidt unter Den 2eiben,
obglei6 e. mebr ais aebn Stunoen in ieiz
mem Blut auf benz S1ladtfeIbe lag.
Notb6arftig bon ieiner furdtbaren Bnn0e
0ebeiIt, Sog er tuisber ms Selo. Oils See
i'm CONNER 1863 Benniploanien beprobte,
REF Der eortt9e Rrieesgolpernear Curtin
bpn tuDieren Gtaoer mud 6atie nno ftetlte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05
~sSaufhmuoert @ftatouen.

@inen ipertbpoQeu 8eitrag 3u Der Trdse,
cine tuie groBe ginipobner5abL Die Ser.
Staaten erudbren f6nnen, bat Der Statiitis
fer Is DWARF Ntfinon gegeben.
ST finbet, oob bon ben rei6llcb orei Wttlz
lioneu Quaoratmettelt bes 2anoes ungez
tGbr Die 6dlfte, atio etrca onoertbaIb 0eils
lioren Quaoratmeiten AderlanD 1T, tpd6z
reno ie eiu Biertel, oIio ie $50, 600 Qua
bratmeiteu, Beioelano uno Sorlts unb
Webtrgstano lit. Meiter aber fiuoe1 Ct, baB
BON Dem NdsrtaHp erlt tueniG nIebr ais Elm
6luftel, nQlnlih BOZ, 800 Gnaorat meilen
'ipirflih inter Gultur ,genou1lnen morDen
iiuD, nit anoerel gSorten, OaB Qnf Oielen
302, 500 Quabratmeilen all oas @etreioe,
@emiie, 1eu, aaer 3udcr unb 9teis,
ole Baumpo1e II. /. ~. gebaut uno gesos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a4tf 0rnwO
bon Observation-Disclosures.

SIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bat beis
len NasiGuB fir Suoianerz Aa9eiegenbetz
ten eine Yorlage elagebra6t, meI0e be-
3pedt, fir biz Veititelung uno BeSablung
oes ourd SHoiauers 5aubSlge angericbteteu
Sdaoens 81 lorseu. Die Yorlage Derfl9t
i'm Nelentlihell, DaB Der BrdiiDeHt eine
oom Stnat su beitatigenoe gommiiiton BON
Deet Wiitgi.eoern erneulleu ioi, ipeide in
Balbia9ton tagen, Die angerid,teten Bers
beetn1l9et pber, iueitl e5 n9tbi8 egldetnt,
ui Srt unD Steue HnteriudeE lou. Das
Gehalt Der WtitglieDer lol $1,000 betragen..
8ts Sorlage lit DON elistnt umfangreibeH
gertbt beAteitst, Der eine @el1i0te oerSn>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05
GewtS@ TT 0eferref64

@G6renb 10 biele uDeutl6e, aud in
4lnerifa, mir alsu bereit iinO, al ibref
MutferipraAe nno an Seuti6em gSelsH
lberDanpt, su BerrGtbern 3G tuer0eu, oers
tbeioigem bic Deuti6en in OsterS
reid nit bepuubernspertben Wutbe
Oeuti1e 6prddle unb oentides g8s1e1.
Sn bieisln Streben Derben ne otrn Ole
neueite 9e9en oas 0euti6tDum palelblf oefs
Ibte Shanotbat mr. noh %eru1nntert Nfo
beltGrtt. gBir meinen Die BON oen SIoneS
uea 3u 2aibah, Der 3auptltaot BON
Strain, bei Der @iuipeibung ocs 0e1tutalS
bes eDlen 9idters " altG ms gran
Deribten SdanDtDaten. Stott IT'D Al
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14
Rex Iafing the Cellar.
nerican Agriculturist.

American Agriculturist.
A great mistake is sometimes made
in ventilating cellars and milk-houses.
The object of ventilation is to keep
the cellars cool and dry, but this OBJ
iect often fails Of being accomplished by
a common mistake, and instead the
cellar is made both warm and damp.
A cool place should never be ventilat-
ed, unless the air admitted is cooler
than the air within, or is at least as
cool as that or a very little warmer.
The warmer the air the ore moisture
it holds in suspension. Necessarily,
the cooler the air the more this moist
ure is condensed and precipitated.
When a cool cellar is aired on a warm
day, the entering air being in motion
appears cool; but as it fills the cellar
the cooler air with which il becomes
mixed chills il, the moisture Is con-
deDsed, and dew is deposited on the
cold walls, and may often be seen run
ming down them IN streams. Then
the cellar Is damp, and soon be
comes moldy. To avoid this the
windows should only be opened late
at nieht-the last thing before retiring.
There is no need to fear that the night
air is unhealthful; it is as pure as the
air of midday, and is really dryer.
The cool air enters the apartment
during the night and eirculates through
it. The windows should be closed be-
fore sunrise in the morning, and kept
closed and shaded during the day. II
the air OF a cellar is damp it may be
thoroughly dried by placing in it
peck of fresh lime in an open box. A
peck of lime will absorb about seven
pounds, or more than three quarts,
of water, and in this way cellar or
milk-room may soon be dried, even in
the hottest weather A bushel oflime
absorbs twenty-seyen pounds of water
and still appears as a dry powder
In this condition it will be very useful
to spread over the garden or lawn, or
around fruit trees, or it may be used
for whitewash. This precaution is
often necessary In the dairy, because
of the prevalence, where air is damp,
OF mildews and the various forms of
mold. The orange and red kinds OF
mold especially, which sometimes
form upon the cream, have a most in
furious effect upon the butter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14
The Onion as a Csrs-Gn.

We have received the following with
an urgent request for publication:
From the Reading Daily Eagle.
Onions inhaled cause sleep, rest and
repose. The soldier on his march and
the exhausted iron worker get great
strength from eating the onion. Tie
a fresh onion around the neck aud
bruise It to make its odor thorough,
and you secure sound sleep from its
nightly inhalation.
DANIEL r. CLYNER.
Ex-Mayor of Reading, Pa, United
States of North America. For for
eign lands
1t will be an act of humanity to the
restless. nervous and sick to copy this
in your paper-a God-like act. Have
the kindness to send a paper.
THE ONION SECURES SLEEP, RESI- AND
REFREsHAIENT.
To the editor of the World, New
York: In Wednesdays issue of your
most valuable paper I found Mr..
Qymer's discovery. Ny only son, z
years old, has Just recovered from a
most malignant attack of scarlet fe-
yer, and has kept his parents awake
for the last twelve days by his nervous
sleeplessness. tried the simple rem
edy OF tying an onion around his neck
last night, and found this morning
that he had an undisturbed sleep all
night By giving these lines space in
your next issue, you will oblige yours,
FR. C. RoTzELL, Astoria, Long Is
land, n. u.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14
Farm, Garden and Household.
AInIfs. Or Iaeerns.

In California, alfalfa, or as it 10
sometimes called, "Chilian clover" is
the malnstay of the stock raisers. and
With irrigation produces enormous
crops. which are cut twice and some
times three times q year in those
sections where there is winter only IN
name. 1t is somewhat strange that
although weilknown European crop,
under the name OF lucerne. it has
never been grown to any great extent
in the older settled parts ofthe United
States. One reason, perhaps, is that
il does not flourish well in those lands
so common in New England and the
Atlantic slope, having light soil.
with poor sandy, gravelly or stony
subsoil. as its roots penetrate deep,
often to the depth OF dozen feet.
Like clover, 1t draws largely upon
the atmosphere and its wide-spreadlng
roots enrich the soil with Vegetable
matter. 1t is planted in drills on pre-
pared land, cut lightly the first year,
Is in full bearing the third, and may
afterward yield three. and sometimes
five crops annually, depending on the
warmth OF the climate, the rainfall,
&c.
Alfalfa, with a little pains taken,
has done well in Hamilton County, o.,
and we see no reason why it could not
be introduced to great advantage
generally.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14
Found His Fault.

Some persons conceptions of Chris
tian conduct are as absurd as that Of
a very penurious old woman, who was
invited to tea at the home of a fami-
ly with whom a very worthy and dear
ly beloved clergyman was staying
He was a man OF remarkable purity
of character and gentleness of man
ner, and was universally loved ami
respected.
litter tea he excused himself, on ac-
count of headache, and went to his
own room.
"Were you not greatly pleased with
him." asked the lady of the house of
this old lady, after the minister had
retired.
"oh, purity well, was the doubtful
reply.
II knew you would be-" said the
lady, warmly. "He is one of thelove-
hest Christian characters ever met. !"
"But he amt perfect, was the cold
reply.
''Oh, no, perhaps not. None OF us
is absolutely perfect, but really
think Mr.. B. comes nearer perfec-
ton than any man ever met in my
life"
well, that may be, yet he has his
faults"
"He has never revealed them here, {"
said the lady. a little irritated. And
! am sure he would try very hard TO
overcome them if they were pointed
out"
well, said this discoverer of faults.
everybody has their own way OF
thinkin', but when | see a man. as |
saw that man tonight, put two heap
in teaspoons of sugar in one cup of
tea, why. I've got my own idee bout
his Christianity, now, that's what |
have"
That is not great fault" said
the host.
But the old lady shook her cap sol
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14
Water Regularly.
Rural Home.

American Rural Home.
Regularity in all departments con-
necUed with tine care and management
of poultry IS absolutely necessary to
insure success when other things are
favorable, and in no one thing is it more
true than In watering regularly. While
most of our poultry, whether thor
oughbred and reared in small fiocks
with extra care, or whether they be
the large and well-miIed focks TO be
found on the places of our thrifty and
well-to-do farmers, are generously sup
piled with food, scarcely any stten-
ton is paid to supplying them with
pure fresh water daily, in winter
as well as summer All live stock
requires water each day, and it is not
only cruel, but it is Improbable to de-
priye them Of il. Many a farmers
flock has to wait during the winter for
the rains and SHOWS TO get a drink,
while other focks resort to the pools
of manure water in and around the
barnyard, because their owners are
too careless and Indifferent as TO their
actual wants and necessities. If con-
fined during the warm weather, by all
means do not neglect them in this re-
spect, for nothing can be more cruel.
II breeder only makes it a part of the
regular routine of management, this
watering the fowls each day, it viii be
found a very light task indeed, while
the fowls will thank you in many ways
for your attention. We beg OF those
poultry breeders who are remiss in re-
gard to this matter. to act on our adj
vice and water regularly daily.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14

The RE. rebellion was a costly one
to the Dominion Much money was
spent to suppress it, but the conse
quential damages are enormous. A
commission TO adjust the claims has
awarded 81, 900, coo to the Hudson
Bay company and 100000 co the
Canadian Pacific Railway company.
The Hudson Bay company always
ocmes in for big sum. IN cases o.
northwestern disturbances. In set
ting up the bills of the first Riel re
bellion, II was found that the old Hud-
son Bay company had suffered the
loss Of millions for which the Domin
ion was taxed to liquidate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14

sessie< sAszuaa - tts Silver eassiisA.
seantor sherman waited che Cincinnati
expedition, and n the eftsraeon Of the
same aay was received With enthusiasts at
the chambeF d commerce. In = speech he
sid: Bat the greatest qaesticn cfali. per
haps. Il the silver question TO make Il
equal TO the gold dollar. Tor there should be
only one standard Ihapagone through one
process Of redeeming Uncle Sam'z money.
and do not want 10 60 through IL again.
You might have put more silver in your
dollar and made il equal TO the gold.
hut then IL would be too big. as
it Is now. But any way, IL would
be a good thing 70 go 10 market with.
IA dollar must be q dollar, and
enough silver must be fiut 10 dollar
to make il dollar, though IL be loo
pounds or 500 grains. That Is honesty
and prudence. II l had my way | would
stop this coinage Of the silver dollar. gather
it into Uncle Sans great vaults and then
issue the certificates and let you
handle them. These certificates would
form the basis OF our national bank ciren-
iation and preserve what / believe to
be tbs beat system OF banks in the world.
The tariff and other great issues would in
a great measure regulate themselves. but
the silver question 10 the great enc Of the
future One dollar Of one value il what we
must have before We can have that stabili-
y 30 necessary TO the national security
and business success
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-14
A Quaint Story.

Odd Fellows Talisman-
1t is beautiful story that in one
OF the cities OF Italy the King caused
a bell to be hung in a tower of one OF
the public squares, and called il the
bell of justice" and commanded
that any one who had been wronged
should go and ring the bell, and 50
call the magistrate of the city, and
ask and receive justice. And when,
IN the course OF time, the lower end
OF the bell rope rotted away, a Wild
vine was tied to it TO lengthen it; and
one day an old and starving horse
that had been abandoned by its owner
and turned out to die. wandered into
the tower and in trying to eat tbs
vine rang the bell. And the magistrate
OF the city coming to see who had
rang the bell, found this old and
starving horse, and caused the owner
OF the horse, in whose service he had
toiled and had been worn out. to be
summoned before him. and -
that as this poor ~ 80:
bell Of justice =
al e.