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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03
gas arose ssIoB III oufoefuu6en

Gas groBe GloB III aufaefun6en
tuorbsn. Ser gunoesbampfer vgnters
priie" traf pon ieiner Nufiudungsfabrt
bereits am Is. bs. Mts. tpieoer in yteip
1on6Dn, @pnn., elm, nit BET NahriGbt,
oaB er 6as berlDrett gegangene SloB
unter 80 @r. 33 Min. it1rol, Nreite unb
68 ST. 10 Min. tpeitl. 2dnge, allo etwa
$50 Wteil. fiibfiib6Itli1 bon 5anop 6osf
unb 135 Meilen BON ber STEELE, Do Der,
Sampfer rMiranba" es perlieB, aufae.
funoen babe. Oie .gnterprIfe" bate
Netp Oort am 21. berIafien, uub am
Wiorgen beg "a. meI6ete Elm Matrole i'm
Gr6bennef, baB treibenbe Baumftdmme
In Sidt ieien. BaIo barauf befano fitb
Der Sampfer in elmer nnabiebbarenMaffe
treibenber Stdmme. Da man anfangs
nur fleine Stdmme traf, nabm man an,
bob bieielben fi9 nur auBen pom JloB
losgel0ft bdtten, als aber @tdmme bon
40 big so SUB 9duge unb 2 big 3 SUB
Sur9meher auftau9ten, tpuroe es tlar,
baB bas gan5e GloB auseinanbergegans
gen Dar. Man niTmt an, baB ber
Sturm, Der am %. uhtbete, es serfram.
inert bot. Seds Stunoen lang fubr
Die sgnterpriie" lauaiam 3tpif6en ben
9ol3maiien oabiH; bann fubr lie nit
Oampf un5 Segeln fDnelI ,1a1 benz
Dbsn8enannten 9afen, bon iuo aus Ga=
pitdn Maeaulas nod @aibington mel.
bette, baB er bag GloB anfgefunben bas
be, unb boB bafielbe mad Sage unb gss
tGoffenbeit feine @efabr fiir ben 8ers
tebr nit guropa mebr bilbe.-gs iii
anaunebmen, Dab bic loleu Gtdmme
nun bon benz @olfitrom erfabt uno
f&liebli6 mad bem boben Norben ges
trieben tuerben, tuo iie md lange elm
willfommener Junb fiir 8etpobner
n6rbli6er 2dnber unb Snielm fopie fir
Seefabrer unb pOlarreiienoe iein
tperben.
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9ie beipuhtem ,,,aDfteri6ien Sriefe"

Ser yDeutide &ei6san3eiser" bonn
l. sSanuar perbHentlidt ben Sert einis
ger Der gefdli6ten 8riefe on ben @3aren,
Die iol1 Elm enormes 9uffeben erregt
baben.
Gin bober 8ealnter beg 1uliiiden aus.
p6rtigen Mmtes bat fs nod Berlin
itberbra6t, mo iie bonn @tafen 6etbert
8ismard in gmpfang geaommen
tpurbeu.
Ser &ei1sauaeiser psr0ffenili9t bier
oerlelben, bon benen brei angeblid3 aus
Der 6eoer oes prinaeu Gerbinano bon
goburg @obarp (ber lib biz ieBt nod
GIrtt Don 8ulsarieg rlennt) tanllnen
unb an bic Grdfin BON Glanbern, bic
S9me5ter beg &6nigs pDn Numdnien,
seri9tet finb.
Ser erfe 1T uom "a. 9lusuft
1887 batirt. Sn bemielben ia8t Der
prina, er tpiirbe niemals 10 melt ges
gangen iein, wenn ibm ni6t ber prin3
Nsub, Der oeutibe @eianbte in Wien,
Nufi6luB iiber gewifie gebeime pldae
bes Gtirfen 8ismard 9egeben bdtte.
prina Gerbinano erfudt in bieiem
Briefe bic Mbrefatin, ibren 5dmaser,
ben 26nis Rarl pon 3umdnien, 5I er'
iu1en, flir ibn elm gutes Wort beim
@5aren ein5ulegen.
Ser awei It e 8tief III eiue gefdli@te
ytOte an ben prinsen HeuB. IS beiBt
barin, bic Situation beIbiete Der beuts
fden &esierung swar porIdufig mod,
bic Sbrontanbi6atur Gerbinanbs off.
ciea 5u beflrmorten, i'm Stjllen tonne
ct iebo6 auf Seuti9Ianbs unters
itiibung re1nen.
Der brittle Brief 1T in bemiel'
ben Slime gebaIten, mic Der 5neite.
gs beiBt barin, baB Deuti6Ianb i'm
Galle zines oifenen Hru1es nit &uBs
ianb fi6 fofprt auf Die Seite Gerbis
nanbs ftelen tuerbe.
Ser Dierte Brief entbdlt cine
Mittbeilung Ge,binanbs an bic @rdfin
bon 6lanoern, baB bic gonferen5 stuis
ibeu Bismard, Grispi unb &alnofD
fur 8ulgariens 5didial febr siinitig
berlaufen iei. Die eentraleuropdif9en
Mddte tpani9ten ben Gortbeltanb Bull
gariens uuter BEN gegenpdrtigeH Be
Dingungen.
Natiirlidb beftreitet Der Bring bon
@sours aufs enti6iebeniie, init ber Obs
faffung iener 59riftfiide au9 nur bas
@eriughe gu tbun sebabt gu baben.
lleberbaupt babe ct ME nit Der 8rdfin
bon Slanbern forrespDnoilt.
Ddren Die in ieueu S9riftithden be.
baupteten Dinge wabr, oann bdtte
Oeutf6lanb allerbings cine b69it bes
oenfl,9e &ole geipielt unb man bdtts
es Dem @saren nidt perargen t6nnem,
oaB er bariiber entriitet setpeien mdre,
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= 1899 tpuroe in Berlin bic erife
Sampfmai9ine aufgeitelt.
Gin Weriiinauuasmittel.

Irau Vb0be @besltb in Ytterioa, Glat
gounts, Soma, er3abIt bic folsenoe bernsrfens.
ipertbe @efdid)ts. bereu @abrbeit bon ben Be.
ipobnern ienes SidotdenS uerbiirst piro: sd
bin 7s Sabre alt unb bin Iause Sabre binhurd
eon Iiercnleibsu uno @eldbmtbeit Sepeinisi
porbeu. Sd mar iAlieblid nidt mebr i'm
Stanbe, mid aIlsin anouflsiben SEPT bin i'd
boIIia frei bon allen 2eioen uno S6msrsen unb
fam io9ar msine 9Ausarbeit gang allein btr.
ridten. Das perbaute i'd ben electric 8itters.
tpel9e mid prllis beriinst ano mid pon aIler
arantbeit unb allsm Siedtbum bsfreit babsn.4
Wlan beriude cine Glafde. Die fleine Slaldc
foltet so Gents, bic srobe 81 uuo 1T ~ baben in
bsr stpotbete bon u. Sreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03

fu9t, meinen tbeuren Greunb Belt sl
feben. trieb mid npd fpdt abenos auf
ben Wes. S@lug ben GuBpfa6 iiOsr
ben &eiBenifetl. elm, berirrte mid aber
in benz bummeh Maloe oa oben unb
muBte In einet 26blerbttte unterfrie9en,
tuo nur Elm iebr nlangelbaftes M6enbbrot
aufautrei5en mar. 9Iio bor allen Din.
gen bas 6rabifhf, tpenn's gu1 beliebt.
Ser Wiiller berfu1te feline GinDens
bung. fon6ern DerlieB bas @ema9, utn
bas Nerlangte berbei5uf9affen.
StuerenbDlb trat an ben 8h1ers
I1rant, n1uiterte ben Snbalt befelben.
tabm einen Banb beraus, riidte einen
9ebnitubl an Den Slid, ua9te es fi9 in
bemielben bequem unb bldtterte in benz
Bu9e.s
NaM tpenigeu Mfinuten tebrte Der
0ausberr 5uriid, auf einem Serbirbrett
falte Gd@e unb atuei Weinfladen tras
genb.
Meifer Belt, faete Der @af, nit benz
3eisefinger auf cine 9telle in bem Buhe
tpeiienb, tuie gefdllt guG Der gers;
rDie itdrfifen Banoe f9miebet bas
0erbre9en?"
Del Mhler gab feline MntipDrt fonbern
Dronete fdweigenb bas Griibftif auf
benz Slid.
gidt tpabr, nabm 1perenbolb tpie.
ber bas Mort, unter ben poeten trifft
man bod bier uno bort einen, uel9er
Welt tinb Menf1en griinblid fennt9
BOD laFen mir jeBt bic pbantaiieen uub
bef@dftigen mir nns ieBt nit 6em Ntas
terieaen. Sbr tperoet latiirIidb nit mir
frhb@tiiden unb mir in @urem Wein 8e=
f9eib tbun. Sd bin elm geieliges Sbier,
i9, unO liebe es pi9t, allein su efen unb
3u trlnten.
Sd babe bereifs aefribiiHdt.
Sb, re9ne, bas rna9t gar nl9ts.
Man tbut einem alien guten Greunbe
SGwereres 81 Gefauen, als ameimal
fribfiiden. 2abt elm 3ueites @las toms
men unb ma6t feline umitdnbe.
Gin nielIagenber Bid, elmer iener
1lide, tpomit Swertnbolo ben MiilIer
beberrf6.s. beeleitete biefe Worte. 0eit
ging binaus, fam nit einem 3treiten
Seller uno @ias auriid unb iebte fi1 lei,
mem Gaite sesendber.
Greift au unb i6enft elm, iagte Ter
4benteurer. Ser Wirtb muB nit gutem
9eiipiel porangeben.
llnb ct riibrte ipeoer einen BifIen an,
NOD feBte er bas @las on bic 2ippen.
bebor ber 9ausberr boa ben 6peiien
uu6 benz @etrdnfe eefofet bate. 60.
balo bies aber 9el9ebeI, Dertiefte ct IiG
nit allem gruit In bas @ei@dft bes
Griibhiidens uno iprab ber GIafde tua
der 5u.
Dieter S9Infen unb bieie Sammel
teule fiub portrehlid, faste er mad einel
Meile, unD mas ben Wsin betrifft, Il
| f6nnte er, taltulire id, nit gbren au
ber 9afel beg srdIi6en S@lOhes eri6ei
men.
(Gortietuns foIst.,
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gHiEemsspertb!

Serr u. s. 9lorsan, elm saufmann in 2afe
9th, 0lcriba, bate itb cine beftise grfdltuns
susetoseu, bic bon einem audlenbeu Suften be-
sIeitet mar un6 gang ben gnfdein oer erfien
S@pinoiudis SDmptome bnrbot. Gr ber.
fudte cine Wfeuse iogsnannter populdrer gu.
ienmebitiuen, allein Das lebel berfdIimnerte
ii@ bon 2as au Gage. CT maeerte fi9tli6 ab,
bate atbenibefh fhmerben unb fonnie nidt mebr
f9lafea S9liebIid berfu9te ct Or. Rings
yReue eaiosdane aesen S4TiaofuAt' unO
babies Dutenb GIafGen ssbrau9t patte. mar
ct puHfdnbig 9eiunb unb bas llebel felte fiG
and ipdtsr niGt ipieber Ella. stein anbereS
0Qttt,l fam cine fold Ianse eiits bon selunss.
nen ituren aufpsiien, ipie Or. ainsS Rene
Gntoeduns 9esen Gdminoiu@t~ Der GrfoIQ
bieftr Ntebiein nirb 9arantirt.
@robenaIden frei in bsr apoibefe bon q
Dreib.
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NmtIides 9eutfh. 8

amtli6es 9eutfd. Die.
ies fpra@li6e Gebiet 1T ned mid. ges
nueenb erfOrfdt; nur Bin uno tpis6er
treten ein3elne oieier ionif ttpptogamen
Stplbliitben in bic grf9einuns. Dies.
NAL ipirb cine probe amtli9er S1rsib=
tpeife aus benz baierif6en Ober Babn.
ante befannt. SO. /: yWntnortli6
gei1dbter 3ui6rift bonn l. .. 81. tbeilt
man bierbur@ nit, bab Sbre &eclamas
tton nebigen 0etreffs niGt in Den bies.
feitigen ginlauf gelanst ill.," - go. q:
rIuf Sbre 3uidrift bonn II. cr. erpi=
bert man bierburG, bab Sbre &eelama.
tion nebigen Bstreffs ni6t an bas t..
8abHamt 5u. .abreRirt mar" - go.
8: pllnter Bs3ugnabme auf bic biess
amtli6e Mittbeilung bonn ID. curr. be.
tta1ri1tigt man Sic bierbur1. baB Sbre
ReelamaiiOn sufolge gta9ri6t BET Babn.
bofsberwaltung Der -. 8abn in ..
bonn A.. be3u. 16. b. beantmortet on.
ber 3uriidgeleitet ipurbe. auf benz Wsse
bon Granffurt nod Diraburg aber 3ll
@erlult ging unb ni6t in ben ginlauF
bes llnterferiisten gelanste."
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Bcrcducnse gsteoertraatiafeit.

lDenn Ou au Seinem Mpotbeter geblt
I'm cine Slaf9e BON 8 mons 2is
per= @egulator gu taufen unb er
bistet Dir na6gemad)ten nit dbnlih
flinsenbem glamen on unb iagt, bas 1T
oaFelbe. ober gerabe 10 gut, bann frage
ibn bod, parum er Sir ni6t bic e6te
9lr3nei in ueiBem llmidlase nit aufses
brudtem, sroBen, rotben 8, bereitet bon
s. $. 3eilen C 60. siebt. Der ein3ise
3wed, Den fold Elm 9dnbler babel ba.
ben tann, 1T ber, baB er bur9 ben 8er'
fauf zines poblfeilen na6sema9ten Nr.
tifels, ipel6er Dir entidieben f6aben
mag, 25 @ts. ertra beroient.
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Budieus aruieasgalbe,

Die beFe Galbe Der Selt fiir S@nitts
0aetf6ungen, gei@piire, 5isbsr- snb 4aut.
InsfGlas, GIedte, seiprnnsene SdnSe, Grof.
beuIen uub ole Sauttranfbeiten; furirt ga.
mcrrboiben cbsr feiue BeaabInng. g0IIis.
Classification sarautirt ober bas @eIb miro
juriiderftnttsi. rs Gents bic SdoGtel bel u
Dreif
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0ie syrud,termtc Galifprnieus.

Die prdferbirung californil9er
Grii@te biesidbriser @rnts lit ieBt als
bollenbet su betra6!en. Gas Brpbuft
in Oieiem Sabre III gr6Ber, als es ie au=
Dor NOR; folgenbe Sabelle entbdIt bic
getDonnenen MengeH (einidlieBli9
M a rLe u~N Eouso\.
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= Omaba's 8iebfanb beiibt sinen
Wertb ben 105 Willionen Dollars.

B% Das Come Star gu III.
ba9er Bier uirb oom 2. sSanuar
on in alen Saloons erIter 9laiie an
3apf fein. 8eriubtes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03

Das 9one Star Gu ms
b a DEF Bier ipirb bonn 2. Sanuar
on IN allen @oloons eriter Glafe am
3apf ieiu. @erfu@tes.
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@ Das 6 one Star Gu m,
ba1er 8ier uirb bonn 2. Sanuar
an in allen Galoons erfer 9laRe am
3apf iein. 8erfu6t es.
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In rertmietbess.

Gin gut m6blirtes GroniSimmer an
einen 0oer atuei 0errn. @lei6faas cine
Wobnung BON 3 3immern ON cine
fleine Gamilie. Nro. 38 Goutbs s5traBe
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Die Ndbmai@iRenausfubr Der
Ser. Gtaatsa pro 1886 betrdgt 81. 617,.
All.
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Qm l. Snli 1887 tuareu in ben
Der. Staaten 55,157 ppitdmter in ge.
irieb.
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-Sn BEN Ser. Gtaaten unb Canada
eri9einen Il, APO 3eitungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03
9atttet. 1tatsxfleiOsr

IN unabl9barer WasWabl 81 beebsn Vrsen Sui lenen,
Blantets, 5anoadsr 1adsnadu Goris Bdnse nue Sertf
eers Eoilet artel, arusen Mandet'sn u. T. 10. u. +
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03
Sem YublDaQrel : DeDarlemellt.

w bic a0erneueaeu Wpben lOn entbG Damea
welde bic aunten nit geretra8eit bebiaen
,Mles yieae Der saiOn bel & SDolfiDm0
br aasnd 9omen if bhe aets Mabrbd ssbeben
mt bat feline ei8enen Eifae baB br
Naaea bic sanae srD6e 4nswahl Dor ad fat.
m li6ft nieorigen Breiie ftets erbalteu.
9fain Rla3a Acequa= s5traBs, 5an 4nteni0, geras.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Apple pomaoo for Cattle.

Aboa, ihrce year. ago I began feeding
my COW. cider spplss We gathered them
and Ius, b,fofe feedlpg them ran them
through . root cutter which broke up al
ihe blg apple. which might choke The
stOck found them In q few days I'm.
proving 10 the quality and quantity Of
milk. Last year | repeated the feeding.
having large qasntlty OF spples. Amer
they were exhausted sent team 10 the
elder mill and drew load OF apple pom
ace and began feeding II, and found my
siock quite a. crsIy for IL ss they bad been
ior the spples. continued IL unill i led
up q number OF tou- snd found The cows
Increasing In milk and ns-h about the
same A. when ied ou ffrsh spples. l FED
II 10 my beef cattle also. and 90 young
stock. aud saw = decided improvement, In
their condition. found IL of so much
service that I planned 10 draw u nom the
elder mill six mile. away. The pomsce
sN lolng "a waste and the owner OF The
mill wAs glad IN give IL 10 me % ge, IL oui
OF the way. I obtained about eighteen
tons which pat In one Of my sllos on top
OF my corn slisgs after Il had settled. IL
was placed on top OF the plsnks which
covered my sllsgs. As We drew II Ne
rAGNft ~ unNu nkfl huu tNtus sHh stAft
The eighteen tons were al In We covered u
With boards. and straw 90 top OF ihsm.
This ~. In November. The last day o'
Dscsmecr opened the pomsee and found
II - good a. the day II was plscei there.
I began fesding IL once day 10 tue stock
about peek st . tlne-sni continued
II until IL was al eIh.ustei. l fci sllsge
once day. bay once sni pomaee once.
I founi go)i results from IT. use, aud
when II wss gone the cows dli no, DO
qaiie so well. To the beef cattle led
hay, silsge. pomace aud corn meal, aud
ihsy grew nicely. The cosi OF The article
wss nothing except the expense ofhsuling
IL, AMI Yet lfn were bat . nile or Two
from our home it would have been my
chief feed a. . dollar or even two dollars
per load The article now eau be h,i free
al over the country where there are elder
mills; hot the time will come when u will
be sold freely % those who desire IL. L
DO not think II can take the place ofsllsge,
bat N q farmer has no sll,ge II will be The
next thing IA II, ss cattle are very foni OF
n. The pomsce was from sweet and sour
applss Doubtless The sweet apples would
be bes.-Cor. RarA New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Fall Flowing.

A. we have previously stated, there is q
great difsfrnce ln opinion a. well a. prao-
tice in rvgsri % plo-ing ground which has
90 sos, In the fall. The nature % The soil
.nd lts situation In regard - slope and La
bllity % b. crossed by streams from higher
grOuud rust be considered, bat ihrrv L.
Ous Argamsui that l. often advanced that
SENS - have le-. value in practice Than
lu theory thI L.. that soil plosei In The
fAll will become 90 hard that 10 must be
pl0wed again In the .pfing ~ b. made suit.
abls for the sesd. There Il little chance
Of voftiug The soll too much, bot IL !. .
fact That some oi the mosi successful
whs,t growers To New Eugland. when
wheat Has grown here more extensively
than 10 Il nOs. wsrv In the habit % plow.
log their gtOand late In The fAn and bar.
rosing u down al really 10 SOW, and COW.
iug the wheat a. sOou ss The gronni was
thAwci In TIE spTiug deep enough ~ cover
10 The pfr-snt custom In The great spring
wheat section 90 he West II 20 stari the
plows A. soon - The grain i out OF The
wsy. Often In Jaly. snd nothing more IL
done % n till the SEED i sOvn sud bar
rowrd over. not always narrowed ir, is
the spring While II l. perhsp. probable
that The crop would be increased by an
other plorlng. ifn eoah be done In sea.
500. n seems % have been settled by en-
psfieuc- that eArliness IL of more Import
ance The writer has talked With thr.sh.
81. 10 New Eugland and In the West, and
they agree in the statement that early
.osu grain yields the best, and 10 some
cases that sosn very early will Yield .
thiri more than that sOvn . month later.
These fcsults have been noted in wheat,
o.t. and bsrley. Rye Il no, 80 extensively
grown, bat 10 IL remembered that oli farm.
~. used 20 say II they could no, SOW rye
In April 10 wss OF little use ~ SOW H.
Ia view of al these fact. Il seem. safe
snd proper 20 get the soil - near ready for
grain la the fall a. eau be done properly.
Much grouud slll be- too Ne, 10 plow this
fall unless there l. . dry time before win
,sr. but dry soil can be prepared, and
much time Abi labor In The spring can be
saved. Win the improved harrovs nov
In use, ground that = plowed late and len
In the furroS can easily be reducei 10 Zoe
copdIiion. Ani the extra frvsring II will
get iu that rough condition will aid In IL
pslvsriI ,,ion and destroy many Insects. -
Mirror dad FirIasr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Plow the Orchard.


Mach oi The popalsr teaching has been
(on papsr) never 10 plOw the orchard sftsr
tas tres nave attained eonsidsrable slIs
Aed come Into bearing eondiu IN. "rhe
plO~ cuts % much OF The roo, grow,h. ("
tae story goc.. and works great ihjury 20
TIE trve-. Better FAR to top dress or pas
iars 10 shssp and ls, the tres remain In
grass"
II never Was our luck 10 be on The pop.
ular side. For some reason We always
have 10 look on, - opportunity orsrs, and
zee how The thing works. That bounteous
crops OF apples can be grown with the
iret- In grs.s wc have seen proved. Al
TIE same time W have noted far more OF
success, = more continuous and hounuful
production of fruit, where the orchard was
rlOSsd and msnurti IA frequent rotation.
ffom years ~ observation. aud somsthiug
20 experience, We confidently claim an
orchsrd Will show no lrJary from proper
Flowing, Bot, on The contrary, that on land
suited Ia The plow this IL the ehe,psst aud
mo.i t1eciuA way of sustaining the health
aud Thin OF the trees, snd keeping them
up % = bountiful production. Fruit l.
shst ~e sre srsr. snd We want IL otsn.
Pat The ploS In. then, snd STIR up the coll.
No matter u roots are cut OF. The tree will
not b. itiarci thereby any more than by
The rsmovs'. Of limb In pruning. Win
the plowiog spplJ msbare of some hind.
10 small quantity. and note The marvellous
EJECT II u fruit that IL wanted. not grass
and light mAnnfing will work good ~.
salts where The grass IL turned under.
Better Ia manure lightly and plow Oftsn
than 10 spp,y bountifully, thlnking to cOu.
tinue the bsnents OF q single application
. ssrie- OF years. We never have
SEN sn orchNri itjarei from blowing only
In the mind % . sensitive theorist
Pasiufiug % sheep IL well ~ far o. Il
gOsr, but Ia q long run 10 not ~cf'icisnt %
keep production up 10 lis possible certainty
and frvqaercy, unless there u vide run
ouislde The orchard enclosure and the
fscks huidls among the trees. We wefe
forcihly Impressed With The correctness Oi
The ground here tsken on passing. q fsw
days siuce. The well kLO-n True orchard"
ln The town 20 wsyue. The last um@ pre-
vlou.ly We had passed this orchard 10 hsi
been p.starvd for several years with
sheep. The foliage vu loOking pale and
.icAly. and the orchard ihroughou, wore
aud dscsylpg look, and with
ouly here ard there . few struggling AZ.
pc. upon the tfee- Since that this orch.
ard haa changed hands, spi 10 uos owned
~ that setive sni shisr?rislns farmer. II
y. Mattm of that town. Mr. Maxim has
pyi Ia The plos and stirred up The sou OF
w entire orchsfd, aud though crop OF
grain ~As iAhsn % the present season, ye,
lhe whole orchard ,pp,renty IL rci with
10 hoanilfal fruli No d0ab, this great
change cOuld have been bfo1ght about by
top dressing. bot 10 would have been far
m0fe costly. Too much OF the surface sp
plicatiou goes 10 feed the grass only. while
The trses arr len 10 .taryr. The sod needs
io bs brokeu. ani the fertilizer of What.
ever kitd pot iuio The soil ~hsre The root.
lets OF thv tfees can nnd H. Don't be
AFRAID % ploslug The orchard. only DO u
carefully ani properly .-hIiAs FIrBsr.
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which II rightly utilized is |. irresistible
ss the swelling Of the ocean tide OF the
hand Of death. by your side and under
your hand are the spokss Of the steam
steering wheel; far forward under the
.wirlins wave which rises round the
ships cu,wster. lie. the ram. the mos,
terrible. the mos, fatal Of ell the engines
Of maritime warfare. II is the task Of
the hand which turn. ,ha, little wheel 10
direc, the fearful impact Of the ram.
Think VIA, the power conhded to one
mans hand mus, be-l2. 900 toes Of
dead weigh, driven forward by the fran
tic energy Of 1? 900 horse power. plung.
ing and surging along through the yield.
ibg waves q, a speed Of ten fee, In every
second. and with momentum 90 huge
that the mathematical expression which
parports to reprrsen, !, TO the mind con.
veJs no idea 10 sn intelligence incapable
OF sppreis,ing . conception 80 vast. To
receive blow from the ram is death
the ir,irisvsble catastrophe Of . ship.
career To deliver such blow !. esr.
tain victory. II !. with the captain. aud
the captain alone, a. be stands here 10
the coming tower. ,h., the responsibility
Of inhie,ing OF eneoun,sring this s~fal
fate lies.
Nov you will understand ~hs, ! mean
when say that never since the world
began have such force. been placed 10
the hand. Of single man. whose eye alone
mus, see the opportunity, whose judsmen,
alone mus, enable him to utilize IL. and
whose hand alone must give sfec, TO all
,ha, hi. courage, his wisdom. and his
duty prompt.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
The Angry Cat and the Barbed
MIRA Eanna


while two young men were shooting st
q tsrget just outside of the city limits OF
BiugbsmI,on, N. Y, tha other day, . pet
cat met with . peca'isr experiences. The
guns used wre Winchester rid ., sni the
bullets spei against the target with force
sufii .ient IN penetrate . beam sir inches
,qa.rs The cat wss prowling around the
barn after mice, more than forty feet from
the target. when she Was startled BY
piece of wood which raped her smsrtly
Alongside the head. Tue stick had been
bit ny bullet and bounded several rods.
The cat made leap OF nearly Q rod,
aud landed In q bsrbed ~lre fence. She
~a- 90 excited by what she considered an
attempt u bar her fight from danger that
she Immediately gave hattie. Toe frnc.
stood I, groGnd aud fought back. which
80 snrAgei ths cat that she determined
then and there 10 annihilats Il at any cost.
She made pass At one OF the barO- aud
lsft several iagers OF her glove hsnging
there. Her teeth were then brought to
play, aud no dentist could have removed
them from their psrent gums more neatly.
Had che then stopped and calmly con-
sldered her chances Of routing the fence.
her good sense would have prevailed per-
hsps, aud further bloodshed been svsrted.
but she vas 90 blinded by fury that 10
argue with her would have been fruitless.
With yowi che clawed 81 another keen
barb and another bit OF cat remained 10
tell the story Of her folly. She continued
TO bite and scratch for some time and only
left when she hsd been completely dis.
armed. She Was horribly laeersted In the
struggle, bat win recover.