Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-12

discovery the sheriff at once paid the
$500 to treasurer Wallace. Il is nov
clear why the True Republican stucl
to the statement, that Spears owed til.
county $50, with such presistency
Its management knew what thos.
records contained, and at the propp,
time (for Spears discomfiture) could
and did bring them forward. Th.
Sheriff has paid $500 to the county
which the records show he had re.
celved twice. The Republican claim
that he owes the county s345 tn.
amount of Justice Hackets fees, which
MIR Tarble gave him for tho count,
Tot outyour evidence that Mr.. Tarblt
paid Spears the S3.45 and he will
make it all right. Through the care
lessness and willfullness os tn.
officials interested, Spears has hee,
implicated, but his willingness Il,
adjust all dlfferahces, when the boar.
and its clerk saw fit to show their hand
has eXhonorated him and placed hin.
above the charge OF dishonesty.
Orange Judd gives a number OF
reasons why seed corn should be
gathered early and among them the
following;
Again, as we have shown many
times. large body of water, or pin,
| of it, or thlmblefull, or even drol
or the smallest particle, even if invis,
bic to the eye, expands and contracts
one-tenth OF its bulk in any change o.
temperature of only IL few degrees
that is between 81 deg. and 35 deg
All such eSpantions OF the moisture Ii
or around the very small growing
germ in II kerllal Of corn, tears or in
jnres the delicale iibers. Though this
expansion and. .shrlnkage may not xii
the germ entirely, it weAkens it, ant,
the cora plant growing from such ;;
kernal starts Off with e poor chance t,
produce vigorous stalks and lirst-cldss
ears-tsbo9t Is much chaace as there il
of q little sstnt calf growing into
large. tirshe,ass COW or steer. But
these little changes OF temperature ar
and Will be occurring during nearl.
every tWenty-four hours, between
noon and midnight, during all the last
half of September, and all Of Octobe,
and November.
Does your horse grow poor and loose
his strength Then you should ex-
anime his teeth. We believe that
horses suffer more from diseased teeth
than is generally supposed. Some
times one tooth will become longe,
than the rest, when it will prevent
the remainder Of the grinders meeting
and doing their work. Such a tooth
shoiild be removed. Then there are
dersyed and liberated teeth whici
causes the horse great amount of an
noyance and prevents proper,
mastlcatlon of lis food. Any person
who has had an liberated tooth under
stands how difficult it is to eat. We
believe the habit of cirbbing should be
attributed to diseased teeth.
Orange Judd figures the magnitude
of the present corn crop of this country
thusly;
| In ca: load, 500 Bushels to the c.r
and 40 feet for its length, !; nd couplings.
the Corn Crop of our conntry this yeal
would REQUIRE Four Million Cars, anu
they would make up a continuous
freight train 30.3O3 miles long; or ten
trains frcn, the Atlantic to the Pacific;
or one freight train of corn clear
around the world with enough cars
left over I'd form two continuol:s trains
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Theodore Roosevelt the leader Of
New York republicanism, says that