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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

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fctiR is tovef t4neA -
lsok sAlf- -h0taf ANn LOT ON tiANf1-
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Il ioif aud iafnlt faiug tilelat talEainE if taken
o<'n hnehes A Ii.onaAs feulas ais d. NsN
hoisCnlsD Diars eifi
HOUSE. lois AID FARMS Fob SAIK
III clo4F a. ilf. Areub.efA heokEa hlocf,
CoIneF al Nnurot tua ilIs isinI .sf. ksti
HoR SSlF-A lAkOf BRICK INEI1No
he,ss "a sprius a io' ssos 4 usai f'sns
dwelling hCuss genist.ti.. ioF I. Sc snt IN
e. scrt tsTn a. rpsrs iof - fs sl on snssE
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se5d
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

ytstss~s sNsNls-
PErcsSY, sept The second Re-
publican meeting Of ths campaign vas
addressed last night by Hon. n
G. Burch. Of Grand Rapids Lyeenn
Hall vas well flied -itA men from all
psriies sud the speaker pleased as audience
sxcsedinelv Mr.. Rurch il splendid
speaker snd shew, evidence OF h.rins rivsn
The tariff question much study. His
argument a cissr system siic and c0nvinc-
inE. he q thoroughly in earnest in ais
opinions and the opinions Of such msu
csrry weight
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

fhs an Bs.sss k@f1ss -. osr. saa |.
PAs4c Fsil-~s

sal-.taa e V2-ssAas ste--&
AaE.l STA oseL s--n oSa tns east
boun4 sEpfsss o. tas D., ;. :. A drew
40 ths azpos fhls sftsrDcon. -ish Anay
steIls a. lhs lsssr. 40 oas saspsctsd th.t
here n4d sssa q psBic snOnx the psssea-
ksrsa fss nlnstes ssiess- Tia PNszsagsfs
co .nat trslz however. claln that tas AZ
brakes refused ~ soSk GA tss teg Of TIE
all. tour nls - saL snd the Isia rsn 4ssy.
TIE reversed sakias-0ns OF the - ns~
oass 4st pas Ga ta.ss lEslns-4nd The ssna
bfaGss slogped ths trsin a. Finh-st Il IS
"a th4G i0r TINS the passengers we're
sid -iss frshs ant thai several jumped
of 5slors Tie lEsin reached ths city baL no
ons . reported seriously injured. No
slans attaches 20 the eompany. and Nc
damage -as oceasi0nsd Dy the slid run.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
TRIMMING DEPARTM'T

A subject of notice, simply on
account of its already estab-
lished fame. Always complete
in the past, it is TOR the season
just opening in better shape
than ever before. and our
prices will be found very low.
We ale not confined to home
markets but import largely
direct from foreign manufac-
tureis. In Metal, Pearl and
coIored aud black Crochet
Trimmings, we show many
handsome styles On 1iusel
and Gilt Gimps, Fringes,
Buckles, Slides and Clasps,
we have a magnificent stock
from which TO make a selec-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
A CIRCUS TRAM STRUCK.
Four Men KILLED and Many Injured by
Railroad Cotilsion.

CrScrSSAr, Sept. 9.-rhe rear part OF
John Robinson's circus train of thlrty-dve
cars. west bound, which left Xenis shortly
after midnight Saturday. was run into by q
freight train at the Wsynssvills wstsr tank,
on the Little Asami road. ffty-one miles
east Of this city. at a. m. today. Four
persons we're killed outright and one has
since died OF his injuries Seventeen others
were hurt bat none of them seriously.
The killed are: Ben Gel scsny. canvss
man .ofiGrslton. ". Va; Frank Smith (col-
0red). COOK. of Richmond. Ind; John Lacy
cook Chicago; John Churchill. aged 90. OF
Stsrks, Maine. Andy Smith. a contortionist.
died AT the Betts-st. hospital IN this city to-
night.
The engine Of the freight train and five
coaches of the circus train were badly
wrecked. The loss TO property is estin atsd
at $50. 600. about equally divided between
the railroad company and the owner Of the
circus. Engineer Long of the freight is
blamed for the accident
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
Situations Wanfed-FemaIe.
AGENTS Wdnfed.

yVANTED-A CAsyAesER, LADY OK GIN
W uemsn. Call At II Monroe st. rs
u'aNTED- TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w Vi our safes; size 2sxlsxls inches. weight
500 lbs.. retail nrice S35 other in propc-tlon
rare chance and permanent business These
fafes meet oemsDd never before supplied by
ether safe companies. e. we not governed by
the Sale Pool Alpine safe Company, ClDeiDnsti.
Ohio VI Sal Dec s
A CENTS wANTED-IADIFs OR 0fNTIE
"A men of good address for city or country
trade. particulars tree. Call or address Agents
Supply Company. No. Pearl-St zaf
yTASTED-ACESTS: RELIABLE MIN OR
w women 10 eUgsFe ia something new. sample
free. Room 81, Tower block zs9
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
For hcnf--Rooms.

NOR RFNT-FuRNfsHED ROOM WITHOUT
L board al st North Coiere-sve. Inquire from
10 IN 2s5
NOR RENT-R0OM WITH BOARD FOR TWO
j gentlemen or mas and wife. No D Central
Place. 2hb
COR RENT-ROOMs FURNISHED OR IN
r furnished, with al nodsrn convenience -
hostwick<L 2a1tf
C,OR RFNT-THREf Tn FfRNisHfD b RoOONE
Z on ground 3oor. fuitable for light house feeD
ing ~ tef month. Enquire si lgs North-Divs
i0ntt "a
NOR RENT-FUhsN SIND or INFURNfeB-
L Cd hcuse ~ six rooms Hard. son and city
water. VERY desirable location. Eneuire be
tween - and snde and ,. m al 30 Turner u
-
Tor RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOM ToR
II gentlemen. New house steam hesled. ~
North louia-xt 1e
INOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FB0ST
r room. Enquire 81 ies Norsh Divisions "a
NOR RENT-T FURNISHED Rooms SHAM
r heated; and furnished ROOMS ior ueht hosise-
keeping. Apply n room Joa new Bonsemsn
bicck. Dec l51
L,OR RIM = FURNISHED FROM ROOMS,
II ether siTfie suite Apply 70 Room e.,
Powers opsrs Horse block. pesfi--t 22sa
TOR RFET-THF K1CfFJ KIND OF ROOMS
n suits q two - tour roofus with eli modern
su provtHerts on fsnslst. f0f 0foes light
Manufacturing rurTsiefk slso f0f i0drinr. In
sBiJs af once. "a. - Csusl-st, oi g a herriD
aff
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

II tANfED-A 0oQp IL A 10 CANVASS AND
w cslstct a. ~ He4scAAD tl4gs. fcafi-sl
of.oe houn 80 = ~ sna - ta
IA AAltp-I&o kNfkkiKNCfD TkIMNEks
y a. ouei Isianel loEu f1nt.
IL ANTiD-lA1E A FIRST CLASS
w aeia-teT sao iAsftll.si and nse ursi Gas
tss 10 s9cs1sen ior ciiy anc eollairK trade
Apply IL p.fsol y in rsicrcooss s3lars eno eaai-
falstl los Ped The ragai p4rles The ringer Msuu-
fSciufing Conpans. Il Nerih Division al CTS.
Gs
AAiED~ia8 AEN AID 4s IfAMs 10
w work on teuuai AisniFen h&iiro9c g.
ffeefelt AlCalfsu. lo1A nltliclnK AuE a. q 1855
}. " bosnloB President a.od
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Nrw Yosx. SEPT s.-Nr Thurman lse
ibis city for Cola@sus on The aie ran
this morning Hs vas feeling vel Hsf.
expected 81 arrive 81 Coiumsus se0uf S
o crock Mondsv msrning
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
GREAT FIRE IN r RIscO.

A Loss of One and Ons Quarter Millions
of Dollars Destroyed.
SAY Francisco. Sept Sire which or
iginstsd in the sash and door factory Of
Dick H uber 4 Co. on Nain-st this after.
noon, destroyed two entire blocks Of build
iugs and nearly all OF three blocks more
The loss l. estimated st 81, ,25O, 900. The
fire started from spark dropped among
aharings
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

uOTE SITUATED Al nfr0T of T. RIE.
III X. slcsosl cntHelt iaFni1hcd. sAlue $50.
fof sEis exchange ~ snai isfn 80 PEASANT
residence v, hsniiioH sislih i,oa rdnau.
Mica
NOR SsIf-THF fAkN BFl 0NDiN6 90
II ths estate of the l6le iiGniei Hs1heunerl q a
one mile wesi al iht cas-. ifoni.nf g. 1fft u
f Inc carr farm. ioI tfsll faiaiuE A.. ftf-
osi ma hsy le soic iH from sea o. tLlHg
lotk Apply 10 llr ~ uoTiI a1niiilssiFatof le4
fouIIh a. Ofand kspios hiuh l0fIf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

In our CORSET DEPART
MENT we will also offer
some Very Special Bargains.
For 20 cents we will sell you
a very fine French Woven
Corset in white or colored, our
former price was $l.00. Our
Corset Department is very
extensive, in fact one of the
complete stocks in our house.
Nearly every desirable Do
mestic and Imported Corset
fully represented. We guar
antee perfect satisfaction or
money refunded.
1t is, perhaps, useless to
make our
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

TANTfp-pkETEFR TO TaKF 1Hf HsE
" aesn5ssa p. v.hef rnaF - mace eoof peF
ire tsisinrx Enr hsss So snd - siiisiHf -
fire 20 ersfirf ntterfi,r focreet ~
foee< = sntist- Eiif -
UTfETFr-f FARTY WITH 7HFfF fE FfFF
- ttssrk 10 as = rffreseuf tne-ttirr -
cue ks - e->sf - ezsf..t .ttte1 b1fstnses rfsHu
fseTg-fns fsrnistrs FrT psrsictiffy s16F-F4
- s1 Ssrt Neaf1er-st re1tosH CsfY,
Nseh -
rrANTFp-Fv FFrBoDY u iEhtE THFlR
" sr1~rs 90 hoszsekefFe-s. rie.ks 49, hslf
gnrssa se~rsres iafiee ufe a. fritsrserx sn6
= kusste kotsl seit - Isasef psrtofs sst
71ser fok
fEv okE aEF~FFG EoHf FHcTLB
A g. - Frrr a 3 ifss7 ar< Tsver fsir~sf
- tfss.e fssf - 'ias1efefly ttf 20 anf - res
.-.ssfs e. - <stT rbs-f 49, e1st csr fnF ct ne
ornsr pTiees
rsW~F7.~pfETy @fTa eNs1E, ft<pfTs7
" go a. nse~s4 r. - e~<s tzteS fo~ffi
tsrs feaees-v ftsft ~ 80 ~ rexnre ~
- f.ne~ inrssI "a ffn ff1e wfs erperIerlre
s,~sferfez ArT,F rt<n NiffSeous hn8d.-a
ss~ = s~fve6k - . - 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

IeoR srFT-1gF PORTION oF TVS IFITKfT
Il bu3idfns % Eritsxl nv o<eupisd ~ the for
ssciffns cc rhe prsn.isss are eentrsliv loessed.
sytenfins 1nsE fee 20 fFst fooF ~ building
and are fUrr lshet VITA povef rtfsleierf fr
msn4 isef1riuf or msehins tglslr-Hs A ~erT %
frsbie locsfion Inquire 81 BisseI csrf~
sveep~y 20 ~
ToR RTET-oFE-FsIF OF THF sToRf
\ ke. Csns<L For psrtieBlsz spqUfrs .,
9 sfr~l1 fsftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
TIE YELLOW FEVER.

Forty-Si.s New Cs.~s-A Brave Telegraph
Operator Attacked.
JtCEsoSvfLIE, Fla, Sept. 9.-Thsre were
forty.nine uew cases reported for the "A
hours ending at 6 D. m. today. AMI seven
deaths. Total cases 70 late 604. deaths y
Among the cases are George n. Armstrong
Western Union telegraph operator. Who
returned from a Northern vacation 70 face
the danger a. his post
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Lo<poS. ssvt s-Tb< famous star ,nd
Garter Hstsl a. Richno.d "a, partly de-
strovet ~ ire today
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

vTANTTD VIZ HAFg crsToNFRs or All.
w Kinds vho vat ~ rent houses ssroais
ire fnzen more for ~ h week's 6efnsDd FoEg
insey. spd 7Over fleek
\ WtNT FfFTI HOfsfs TO tKfT At Sc
4 tot1f ~ mouth. ssse Ter 81 - ~ 80. Q
fetsf - Tower hloef -
tItNTFD-t sAtLt p0feF oF rAFT or
w hrues not more sta fvs minute. from
ibs r<saorrcf. 81 rsy 90 o. az fsnflT srss.
sofrr@ p = 7 eseRftu. perelf yfrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
TWO BRIDGES GONE.

Damage Amounting to $4,000 Done at
Sswsyse Yesterday Afternoon.
ySste,A. sts>eN
NEwlYGo, Sept. 9.-The dam Of Kritzsr's
mill race went out this afternoon. carrying
with it both the highway and railroad
bridges aud dspositing them into the Mus
key0n. This will necessitats . transfer a.
this place for several dsys. They will be
rep sced with iron structures. The aggre-
gate loss Is about $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
SPRING SPRING
COMPANY
DRY GOODS,

We will offer our entire
lines of Foster and Windsor
Ladies' Seamless Kid Gloves
at the very low price of $l.00
per pair. all shades. The 5
and z Hook, sell everywhere
for $500 and 1925. Our
price only 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

ne sstnl'st ~ iases IA aas sessrssssEasns
go es teesa ~ aisiasAs tss nassssss ef
~eEas az sssea Aey Fsra 81 : iise Seontsa
ss tuii nas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10


WARTED-A COMPETENT SECOND OIKl.
t1ln-sl ~
ttFARTEn-AT ONCF GOOD GENERAL 10
w Sc cook female 81 Metropolitan Hotel
Asaistee siesaf employ meni and good NaEes
NJANIED-TaO GOOD DkEsSMAkEKS. ONE
w sRpreuiice q Aorth pivlslonst
ktANIED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL TO
" DO sraersl hsnsevork. MIA ". C-lDeniseu,
iVi Lsgrate-ei 40
WAHTED-A GOOD GIRL Fok GENERAL
w housswork Cal al - l.agrste-sl
lIANIEp-TNo DINING ROOM GIRLS AND
W che nrsi-ci oook. Oyster bss Restaurant
bl-a5 LYON a. 2b5
IANTED-GIKL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Inquire al sls Ransom a. rs
lIsNIED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO
W genera housework IN a family OF three
Apply a. ZIG Ransom a. -oo
IIAKJED-p -pIhING ROOM GIRL AT TIE
w Nichlesr House. 2aS
WAsTkD-A GOOD IRoHER. APPLY IN.
Divisaon-st
yTANTED-se Gals TO CALL AND sECURE
w good situations highest wages paid soiic-
tor. once and other help wanted. isre chances
osen every day. The oily reliable Employ ment
Exchange, rooms 80 and 100 Leoysrd block
Ottswa-sl
INANTED IMMEDIATELY = GIRL FOR
w general housewoFk IA family Of Two. Ap
ply al - south nionst 81
tItNTAD-A COMPETENT COOK. WASHER
w and lrouer. Apply to Mr. ". ID. Gilbert.
mornings, No. 20 North LAiayette-st. 1,0i
NANTED-TwENTY GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w homework. cooks second glfis women
nurses diningroom girls ~ once Rooms ~ aud
100 ledyard block, Dttswast, second stAir1sey
from Feari-sf Office hourS from : o IA. 10 $50
p. "a. Impioyment Exchange 86f
tIANTED-sINIkC GIRLS AND ALL OTHERS
W wishing b earn the kellogg French tailor
system OF dress tn tng 10 call or address School
Of Dress Cutting, = Chsres-Kt 20
Situations Wdafed-Fendle.
UANTED-A YOJNG GIRL TOTRTEFN
w years 81 age woald ike q place o mafs
herself useful and attend school Address n.
Telegram Herald oaace 25s
lTANTFD-slTTA ALTON By SWEDISH GIRL
w for general hoIsework secone place pre-
fe'red. Apply a. % North College-sve, up
stairs ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
FOR Ressf--Hou ses.

TOR gEET-l pFI.ks1NT BoUsK N GOOD
I repair fDouire a IA Iyopst 20
TOR EEST-HoUeEE As NHiJE - OF
+ tswsa 2e
TOR RTET- BOARDING. H0TsE - GOOD
i iocsfiou- Esosifs OF Nrs ssfaus Siief a.
Mesl Hri1rf u -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

I'OR SALE GOOD FAMILY nOnsF WITH
j carnage. cutter and harness cheap. al Aioh.
issD Houss a50
NOR ssLE-sPPiF BARRFle FOH YOUR
U srpie harfels o. O. the fna eioue fsnnefy
building Canal Il, Draho kspids Rloh Spring
Llndies -
NOR Ssif-CAkfEIs AID TTkN1TUHf
l new ias' spring eiD Sc cheap a sold soon.
l57 Nj Ner.onst "a
non skIE-A Mat IITrlF BkRN TRAr
i could Be converted into ace hsase no
Quire a. 20 ClsnCyst "a
I'OR sALE-THE fTRNlITRf AND LEksE
ofegEt rooms. centrally located. S0. "a
= v, tsx :, Telegram herald. 9la
IoR kkLk-THf frKNfTJ GF ANn IA
tures OF bslafcinf house doing . good busi
ness- having from ~ "a a5 fefDsf b1srdeR NiH
IL sold sf bsfgsin proprietor Wishcs I'D leave
tbs city Enquire a. - krutsf 1slu
DOR Sail = Az FkTiHF OUTFIT on
machinery Tor fn1 Gas. isuDffF siso
tis borse power enGine foi particulars enquire
O 9. a. Eer-iu.e>o p Cana 81 lssh
Uonfed--Tlo Exchange
yIANJED-To SKI or ENCnkNSfk ocob
w Goa stove for WOOD stove inauifs -
Adams Co. = honfoss ~ 20
Hdafed- Boaro>fs.
DOARDEks WANTED BOARDING w THF
ID dss or ~ees ana oinnes a. feas'nabls fa'ss
lhf ScflbBefsi.. cor tifih ~
ID terms resspnshie 30
boarding.
rooD Rooms AND BOARD AT 10 eorTn
" Iivsien*t Apply q once ~
farasture sfored.
IrkkfTrhf F1otfb fArFfD And
il moved. fS1,eft fsfkeu sent .hOf noiic<
By bsdclif bolt ~ south Division s., tele-
phone No tb ssny =, ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-28
THE DFHoRNING QUESTION.

We have been sitting as one of the
iurymen in the case of dehOrning cat
tie, saws the editor OF the UeStern
Rural. We have listened patiently to
all the evidence that has come before
it, and there has been a great deal of
it. The only reasonable conclusion
that anybody can come to. if the evil
dence is true. is that dehorning is USE
full and that it does not cause much
pain. 1t is all nonsense to talk as
some newspapers do with reference
to this matter. One of our contem-
poraries, after railing against the
fancied cruelty Of the operation, says
that the Galloways are a hardy race,
and if anybody wants hornless cattle,
breed them. Does our friend think
that people have such a slight appre-
citation of the other breeds that they
will give them up so easy? One man
thinks that there is no breed equal to
the Shorthorn. Another thinks that
the Hereford is way ahead. Another
would have no other than the Holstein-
FrieSian or the Jersey or Guernsey.
These men, perhaps, would as liefhaye
4 Newfoundland dog as 4 Galloway.
1t is all nonsense to tell these people to
breed the Galloway. They want what
they have, but they may want their
horns off, and they have the right to
take them off, for anything that we can
see. 1t is barely possible that the
opponents of dehorning, if they will
closely investigate, may find that they
are simply in the old rut that their
fathers made, and that they are simply
enacting the role that those did who
Solemnly declared that the earth did
not revolve and raised the deuce with
the man that thought that it did.
Animals are '.mutiiated" in way that
is five hundred times more painful than
dehorning evidently is; but nobody
says anything in opposition, because
that is another rut. We are used to
that kind of thing. but are unused to
the other.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-28
SUGAR CANE IN HAWAII.

Lively Scene at the Mill-Modes of Transpor-
tiOn-LabOrer's Houses.
The sugar cane Is grown mostly upon
the plateaus or level stretches of land, for
the sake or irrigation, and covers acre
uDCn acre of open country, down to the
ocean shore itself. The fields are defined
by solid fences of rough stones, at once
no.nical, durable, and picturesque.
After the first crop Of cane is gathered
IN, there are two or even three volunteer
crops, known as "rattoons;" and after
hs last crop the stubble is burned and
the land ALLOW to rest, when 1t Is
plowed and planted again with cuttings
from a previous harvest, so all the var1-
Gus processes are going on at the self
same time. Waen the cane is ripe, 1t Is
cut off with sharp knife ebout a foot
| from the ground, by native, Portuguese,
or Chinese laborers. The tops and leaves
are trimmt d to be used as fodder for the
/ cattle, and 1t is then ready for the meta
morphosis into sparkling sugar.
At the mill itself all. is animation
Down the winding hillside come team
after team of OK carts, laden to over
flowing with the succulent cane stalk,
each team d avn by six sturdy oxen, the
dusky drivers running excitedly before
them and using, to accompaniment OF
violent language, the formidable "olack
snake" or coWhide; whose; strokes, how
ever, seem to have but small effeot upon
the speed of the patient and bewIlderec
| burden bearers. Each load is deposited
in front OF the mill and the teams return
| the same way they came, so there Is 8
continual stream both gong and coming
| On some plantations the cine is trans
ported by means OF fumes extending
the mill to the various parts of the fed
| The cutters throw the stalks into th'
fiume by the armful, end the current car
ries them to the mill, where they are
strained out by rough set of woodeI
crossbars and on these carried on to the
crusher. The fact that the cane field
/ are, as before mentioned, on the levels
and irrigated makes it possible on very
many plantations to use this cheap anC
| t Elective method. It is certainly the
| most cha1 acteristic of them all and i:
possible only in an abundantly watereG
land. Other modes of. trans portation arr
EN- ployed, as seen in the elevated railway
in the fields of Kealia, and the fiat boats
/ from the bottom lands in the district o.
| Hanalei.
Sugar making does not differ mate
rally from the methods en- plOyed II
other countries. There are the variou:
processes of crushing and maceration, o
filtering and purifying, of boiling in th'
vat and the vacuum pan, of passing
through the double effect" into thu
coolers, and thepce to the centrifugal
machine, from which 1t issues the first
quality of brown sugar, ready to be ship
| ned to the distant reineries in San Fran
circo.
Each mill has its Individual village OF
laborer's houses, which are either thrown
picturesquely down upon the hillside
like cast off pasteboard boxes, or stand
ing in neat and regular rows. There are
also the comfortable homes of the over
seer and sugar boiler, a store and post
office, and perhaps a church or school
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-28

wood or leather. Copper riyets are
superior to iron for riveting leather.
but the proper way to mend leather
articles IS the same way they are made,
by sewing with waxed thread, and the
material for making waxed thread
should always be found in every farm
er's wOrk-boN. together with avis and
needles, suitable for sewingall kinds of
harness work.
And last, but not least have box
well filled with bolts of different kinds,
sizes. and lengths. 1t is not necessary
to have new bolts always: old ones will
generally do as well if of the required
size. Care should be taken to save
and collect all old bolts and nuts taken
from old machinery, and by so doing
YOU Will soon have good supply that
Will be OF value sometime. Farmers
generally are too careless abouthavino
the above commodities in any quantity
at hand for immediate use but are apt
TO wait until they need them and then
buy just what they need for that one
time, when it is just as cheap to buy
ahead of their wants. and great deal
more convenient. The merchant makes
his calculations and buys ahead for his
supposed wants; why not the farmers
do the same?