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RALEIGH, N. c., MARCH II, 1885

in the near future. A few more such
experiments and radical changes will
break up the institution or reduce it
to a second rate college. A man or
commodity is worth what he or it
will bring ON the market. Mississippi
cannot keep frst-class institutions
unless she pays the same price for
professors as other States do for the
same grade of talent. The most i'm
portant part of any college is learned,
earnest and competent faculty Why
discriminate against the faculty of the
A. & M. College +? Why should the
State not be equally liberal to all her
institutions ? Are they not all sup
ported by taxation I? Is this any good
reason why the sons of farmers should
have second,rate teaching and the
sons of others have frst-class teach
ers The State should hold the scales
equally and treat all her sons alike.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-12
A RELIC OF THE WAR.
An Old Check Book of the Quarter
Master General of the Con-
federacy Found.

In bundle of papers purchased by
Mr.. E. E. Wheeler, of Washington,
the other day, an old war relic was
discovered It was the check book
used by the quarter master general of
the Confederacy during the last days
of the war. They were drawn on the
treasurer Of the Confederacy, and the
dates ran from January 26th to April
l, 1865 Seventy-nine stubs remain
in the book, representing over Sc, ,O0O,
900 in checks. The largest check
was to the treasurer of the Richmond
and Danville road for the Transports
ton of troops and supplies, while the
Atlantic and Gulf Company got one
check for $3.50, ,857.46 for the same
purposes. A check for $47, ,934.54
was given to pay telegraph bill. In !
some cases the stubs show that the
creditors had no confidence in the
checks and demanded and got specie
by submitting to a discount of 40 per
cent. Nearly every railroad company
on the eastern coast of the late Con
federacy received checks.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-12
TALKS BY AN OLD FOGY.
No. 2.

NO. 4.
The condition of the public roads in
any country is an index to its pros
perity. This proposition all tourists
will tell you cannot be contreverted.
To illustrate what [ wish to impress,
I will take the first county on the
Roanoke that has large areas of bottom
lands. By the census of 1880, Halifax
had in round numbers one-ffteenth of
the population of this State If the
convicts now in the penitentiary or
sentenced thereto were divided pro rata
among the counties, Halifax county
would have twenty-five convicts. Quite
as many more would be added from
short jail sentences. This would give
Halifax fifty convicts-and three hun
dred days to the year would give the
commissioners $4,000 days work in
one year. Yes, heartily favor each
county using her own convicts on
public roads.
tsAll roads lead to Rome"
Put in first class order the roads
leading to the county seat-to the
various railroad depots-to our facto-
ries and mills When once properly
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-12
FROM "OLD" NASH.
SAPPoNY ALLIANCE, No. 724,

Nash County, n G.
Mr.. EDITOR R:-Our Alliance was or
ganlzed with thirteen members; we
now have about sixty of as good mem
bers, l think, as any Alliance in North
Carolina. We are fast working up all
the good material in our reach and
have not yet had any trouble Of any
kind. We take hold of things eau
tiously but surely, and we know no
such word as fail We intend to raise
everything at home: make no debts
that we can reasonably avoid and give
no mortgages; buy little or no guano;
make our lands rich with our barn.
yard, stable litter, scrapings from our
waste places and by carrying in de-
composed matter, and proper survey
of unlevel land with hillside bitches
properly arranged. We intend to
make more cotton on less land; plant
more land in grain, raise more stock
and better stock and not patronize any
trust or combine designed to oppress
the farmer. We are determine to
stand together as a unit in all our inn
portant dealings, and we are sure that
a brighter day is just ahead.
Fraternally yours,
B. Fl. HESTER.
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benefit every citizen in the State. To
double the taxable property of this
State would be to lower the tax rate
so per cent. Will you oppose a meas
ure because Mr.. A or B will receive
greater benefits than you :? If these
lowlands were enhanced in value,
your uplands would also be worth
more than now.
Think you the people in the West
ern States have grown rich by their
superior farming or because of the
richness of their lands 4? I know this
is the general idea, but there is much
of error in it. have travelled over
all the Western States; I have seen
them develop into greatness. Where
cities are now, / have camped and
slept, while the coyote howled the
night long about me. | have seen the
poor settler suffer as you have never
seen your most indolent negro. No,
sirs; they grew rich by reason of their
environment. A civil township is six
miles square, and if you and I, kind
reader, we're the only two that lived
in that township the lands would only
be worth $1.25 per acre-the govern.
ment price But when each section is
occupied, each quarter tilled-though
the tiller only makes scanty living
yet his land rises in value and is worth
forty-fold. Is land in the city of
Raleigh worth any more than twenty
miles away If so, why? Simply
because of the greater aggregation of
the race.
North Carolina, freed from the mar
row policy that now dominates, would
leap into prosperity. Her capabilities
are not dreamed of; her possibilities
if read Alright would sound more mar
vellous than Arabian Tales
Brethren of the Alliance, to you,
and to you alone, we look for the dis
enthrallment of the Old North State
OLD FoGY.
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DIRECTORY OF FARMERS OR
CARNATIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS STATE ALLIANCE.
Presidents. B. Alexander, Charlotte,
N. G.
Vice-President-T. Ivey, Ashpole, NC.
Secretary. L. Polk, Raleigh, n. u
Treasurer D. Allen, Falls, N. =.
Lecturer-Dr. d. Reid Parker, Trinity
College, N. @.
Assistant Lecturer-D. d. Mcintyre,
Laurinburg, n. @.
Chaplain Carr Moore, Towns
vile, N. G.
Door Keeper-W. 81. Tomlinson, Fay
etteville, N. @.
Assistant Door Keeper. I. Rush,
Mt. Gilead, N. @.
Sergeant-at-Arms- S. Holt, Chalk
Level N. @.
State Business Agent-W. A. Darden.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA FARMERS STATE ALLIANCE.
Elias Carr, Old Sparta, N. c., Chair
man; Thaddeus Ivey, Ashpole, N. C.; j. 5.
Johnston, Rufin, N. G.
THE NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS ASSOCIATION.
President-Elias Carr, Old Sparta,
Edgecombe county.
B. F. Hester, Oxford, Secretary; s.
Otho Wilson, Vineyard, and w. =. Ben
bow, Oak Ridge, Assistant Secretaries.
VIRGINIA STATE ALLIANCE.
President-G. 7. Barbee, Bridgewatar,
Virginia.
Vice-President-T. B. Massey, Wash
ington, Virginia
Secretary. J. silvey, Bridgewater,
Virginia.
Treasurer Printz, Luray, Vir-
ginia.
Virginia.
Asst. Lecturer. s. Bradley, Luray,
Virginia.
Chaplain NJ. Rosser, Luray,
Virginia.
Door Keeper-B. Frank Beahm, Kim
ball, Virginia.
Asst. Door Keeper-G. E. Brubaker,
Luray, Virginia.
Serg't-at-Arms- 81. Lillard, Wash
ington, Virginia.
State Business Agents. P. A. Bru-
baker, of Luray, Virginia.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
z T.. Brumback, Jas. 3. Compton and
Geo. h Chrisman.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-12
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANI.
CAL COLLEGES.
The Theory and Management of the
Mississippi A. & NJ. College.
[By Gen. S. D. Lee, of Mississippi


Mr.. EDIDoR:-The A. & M. College,
since It's establishment in 1880, has
not interfered with the attendance Of
students at Oxford, and has given such
an impetus to education in the State
as to increase the number of students
at the Baptist Denominational College
at Clinton by about an average of
SO session and also to increase largely
the attendance at normal colleges and
schools throughout the State. 1t has
had an average attendance of 31l
students session, and in the session
of 1887 364-more students than at
Oxford-and this, too, on an appro-
priation of $5,428 less than received
by the University.
In spite of these facts, the last Leg
Iislature gave the A. & M. College
$21, ,284 less than that given the State
University for its support for the ses-
sions of 1888 and 1889. A discrimi-
mating apportionment law also passed
requiring that Mississippi boys, in ex-
cess of the quota from the respective
counties, should pay a tuition fee at
the A. & M. College and this, too,
when students from Tennessee, Louis
lana, Arkansas and other States were
given their tuition free at Oxford.
The money given to the A. s. NJ. Col
lege for Its support was hampered,
taking from the trustees the power
given them to fix the salaries of presi
dent and faculty, and disburse as in
their judgment they thought best.
The act reduced the salaries below
those paid similar officials at the State
University. Nothing was done about
the salaries at the other State colleges
In spite of better record than any
other State institution, these adverse
determinations were made against the
A. & M. College and violent attacks
were made on its management.
l propose to examine some of the
objections made in the Legislature,
and by others through the public
prints, believing that misinformation
as to facts exists, and that the opposi
ton in most cases was honestly enter
tanned. Every public institution has
enemies, but public criticism and ex-
animation will only strengthen those
that are properly and economically con-
Quoted.
lst. 1t was claimed that a great
debt of $40, 900 has been saddled on
the State by the establishment and
support of the college for the eight
years OF its existence. The same Leg.
islature which established the A. &H.
College acknowledged debt to the
I University OF the State of $544,O6I !
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-12
COUNTY ALLIANCE ORGANIZED
IN VIRGINIA.
CoURTLAND, Southampton Co., Va,
Fehnarv 16. 1889.

CoURTLAND, Southampton Co., a.,
FEBRUARY 16, 1889.
Mr.. EDIToR:-No Notwithstanding the
incessant rain, g. T. Barber, of
Bridgwater, Va, President of the Vir-
ginia State Farmers Alliance, filed
his appointment at Courtland, on the
18th inst, where he met goodly
number of his brother delegates, rep
resenting the Sub-Alliances of the
county and organized County Farm
ers' Alliance, with the following Off
GERS, viz: G.. w Miller, President; j.
T. Turner, Vice-President; w. w.
Ellis, Secretary; c. Everett, Treasurer;
R. N. Williams, Chaplain, J. R, Bry-
ant, Lecturer; John Pretlow, Sr., As
sistant Lecturer; G. w. Williams,
Doorkeeper; w. W. Webb, Assistant
Doorkeeper; w. E. Edwards, Ser
geant at Arms, and L. II. Gay, Busi-
ness Agent, after which this body ad-
journed, to meet at Courtland at 10
a. M, February 9th, 1889. That is
the way the noble work is progressing
and it will continue to grow and
flourish as long as we have such men
for our leaders as G. T. Barbee, our
State President, and Col. L. L. Polk,
editor of THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
Brethren, if you wish the Farmers
Alliance to be a success, you should
work necessarily for subscribers to
THEuPRoGREssIyE FARMER. /, for one,
would not be without this paper for
any consideration.
Fraternally yours,
w. w. ELLIS,
Sec'y V. F. A.
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Silence is the fence around Wisdom.
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THOSE THREE LETTERS.

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
Drano einer Oerberei= NieOerla9e.
S9aoen etwa $4,000. - Gin Seuerwehrs
mann perlebt.

9ie i6on bel bieIen @elesenbeiten erprobte
2etitunasfdbtgtett Der SeuerlDi6boote be-
ftGttgte lt6Wfontag auf'S gteue bel einem 9ez
fG9rli9en 8ranoe, tpel0er am gta9mittage
in Dem 9roBen 5peiit0dtgen 8aGftetngez
bGuOe Der vSQinoiS 2eatber COMPANY,
9toS. 400-418 81. 6aliteoltraBe. ausbra6.
Die Slammen be6robter, Oa bic an ben
StraBen an9eDra6ten 6Doranten 11ur garS
tpentg Baiier ~lieferten unb bic varl tbre
SGoIe 9ebunbeuen" Sprtben lomtt ntr
cine gertnge S%9Gttgfeit entfaltete1, bal6 Sen
ganSen 8e3trf uno bGtten enti9te6en einet
DerDeerenoen un1fang 9%etponnen, DGre 6as
2Ol6boot ,GeDier" nt6t redt3eittg etnge>
t%roffen. IS le9te i'm norblt6em Slubarme
an uno entianbte BON bier aus auf cine
Gntfernung bon ungefGbr tauienb SUP
mebrere 10 frGftige Strablen Der triiben,
0uftenben TlIiitgteit na6 Der 8ranbitdtte,
baB bas Seuer DerbGltntBmGBi9 f6nea be-
tDGlttgt tpuroe.
gu Der Sutnots 2eatber 60. eeb0ren fol-
9enoe @erbereten: @raD, Glarf & @agle;
gSalfer, SafleD & Co., unb S. 9. Wtar>
ibau. @el6GftSfi6rer lit S. s. Souiiter
aus @banSton, beien Qbi6Gbung betreffs
DeS berur a6ten S6aoens bic aletn 5uDerz
IGiitge iein biirfte. SIN @an3en belGuft ft6
Ser 8erluit anideinenO auf etpa SIS, 900.
gr lit bur6 8erft6eruns 9ebedt.
Die 1ria6e beS Seuers lit, 6a in BEN
9ampfr06ren Der I~rodenrGume nur Elm
gan3 g%ertnger @Grmegrao unterbalten tpurz
be unb lleberbiBung bon bieier Seite Iomtt
ausgei6loiien mar, n~ermutbli9 auf 6te
Selbitent3iinOun8 Der i'm feu6ten !3uitanbe
aufgeipei6erten 6aare 3~uriid3ufI6ren.
Seueripebrmann S'9tetu, bon ser SruG
Comp. 10, entging nur bur6 BEN re6tSeiti=
gen 8etitanb ietner &ameraben Der I9tperen
@efabr, NIT Dem berbra11nten Oa6e 6es
@ebGuoes, ais beiien 3rGger na6goben,
binabs un6 in Die Slam1nen gu ~ftiir3en. St
tDuroe BON frdfttgen Qrmen our Seite gertiz
len uno fam nit u~nbeoeuten6en Quetl9un>
gen baDon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
OS0tlicher 11nfnH.

9ur6 etnen betlagenspertben 1nfau
tpuroe Otenitag Nleranber elliott, Der be-
fannie S9anfptrtb bon $50. 1874 81. @larfz
itraBe, in 6aS @rab gebra9t. elliott
i~tattete pdbren6 bes Na6mittags iei>
men Sreunben gieujabrspiftten ab uno
futl6trte babel in ieinem 8uggo lumber, in
tpel6em auBer ibm 60. Sommers, &t9ar6
Garter uno etn brttter 8efannter bon t6m
YlaB nabmen. elliott ielbit fibrte bic 3Hz
GET. Nn Der Wabiionitr. i6ette bas Bferb
plDblt9 unb ging nit benz Tltbripert bur6.
y{abe Der GGe Der Mfapitr. lief es segen cine
itialte9enoe 0roi1te an. Ser QnpraQ mar
etl1 10 befttger, baB elliott aus benz 8uggp
biuaus7 uno nit Dem &opfe eegen einen
YreIitetn gel6leuOert purbe, no er be-
l~innungSloS unb blutenO Iie9en bIieb.
Wtan bob ben S6tpernerleBten ouf uno
beforoerte i'm lpdter nod Der Wobnung iei7
ner Tarnilie, SEQ. 200 Oft@Snoiana1tr.
8ter Qer3te trafen bier alsbalb eth, iebo6
%lautete, na6oem Tie einen S6doelbru6 err
mittelt 6atten, ibre Nnii6t einitimmig ba7
bin, DAB ale Gettungeberlu9e i'm 8oraus
als pergeblt4 81 betra9ten ieten. elliott
itGrb balo oarauf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
ein9eifsdt Bel Ser SdieBeret bic 5anO I'M
Sptele gebabt au babet.

@erSem mir audD ctnen @rieg erIebem? Ser
idteoene pplitti9e grppbeten bebaIpten, boS 0tes Der
Sail iein 1piro. Mag BEN MIN ieiH ipte tDlt polei Der
BON Der mebi5iniI6eu Wifeni9aft gegen baS peer Der
&ranfbeiten gefaDrte &oHpi lmtrb nift %aufbbreH, BIZ
mir bas utDpii9e 3ettolter errei0t BADEN perben, III
spelbem bas Nteui9engef@le1t utAt HteDr Our9 tOr'
perli6e 2eiben beimgeiu9t perbet toirb. Sine Der
neutrality-suspicious. aus ber9tiitfammer 6er9etltanoe
lit S~oItetter's MtaQenbittets, lpelDeS lb oIs Sal1ts
iienme6i8in BON ipe3ieaem gtuben ermieien bat, oe es
ioforttge 2tuberuug unO i9liebli9e 9etlnn9 o~erlerit9en
Ma0ens, 2ebcrs un6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ortn9t
ipel1e am GIuftqiten Dprfomnten. Bero9llun9ss
f9lpdbe, acknowledgements uno Yeritopfir9. lluo NM
aertrenniitbe @efdbrten unb bieie Yla9en tperoen olr9
6oS 8itter5 pplfontn1en ausgerottet. Mber PIE Detl=
rnb qeiunoen Mteoi3it ~erItrertt fib and anf rerDDle
8ufdae, gf9eumotismus uno gierenletOen;. pas S9oz
ratteriIttfunt ietner nleperIagenoen legensret0en 0Stra
fItno 1T Sic unperoleinlidlen 6ritublidbfeit, nit Der es
nit 6ieien mie alien ouberen an9efuDrteu u~n5utra9s
IiDteiten aufnrudr. t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
Cine unaufeefldrte S6ieeeret

beI9dftigt felt Oienftag eintge 8oIiaiiten Ser
9esplainesItraBenz Station. Sean @tnbo,
Elm italtenii6er Nrbeiter BON SEQ. So Giloeu
Npenue, tpurbe bort am 9ta6mtttage nit
ni6t ipeniser ais bret peri6iebeneu S6uB=
nun6en, elmer an Der rt6ten @an9e, elmer
apetten AM Itnten O6r unO elmer brttten an
Der re6ten 6ifte, angetroffen. Wfan befOrz
berte i'm mad benz County 6oipital, tuo
Die @er3te bic @unoen ais unbeoentli6 err
fannten. Ser @ei6oiiene gtbt an, Elm l1nz
~befannter lei btnter ibn ii6er etnen 3aun
geiprungen unb babe baum Die &ugeln auT
i'm a~boefeuert, bod idenft bic Boliaei bieier
Nngabe nur tpeni9 @lauben. Waan berz
mlttbet pielnebr, baB Der Staltener Bel elmer
Rauferei BON einem ieiner bibtgen 2a1osz
leute ansei6pfIen mor6en lei uno pirO Oaz
Der Den S6ulbigen %feitsunebmen iu6en.
Waebrere Witglieber Der unter Dem g1a7
men Scr Giloen Npe, Sang" %befannten
StroIdenbanbe purben nnter Dem @erba6t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
Stool GbtrQ9o.
aus Der}wejdun0
Seriudt cine SHUTTER fi6 ielbit uno
zines ibrer &inSer St muroen.
Setoe Opfer i'm GountYbofpitaI i'm sterben.


Cine eri6ittern6e Opppeltrae06ie, Bel Set
cine per3peifelnoe Mutter ibrem etgenen
2eben uno benz ibreS fleinen &na6en ourd
g'tft Elm Gnoe 51 MAIDEN Derlu6te, pou5og
1t6 Wfttttpo6 N6enb 3mil9en 5 u116 6 l1br
I'M 6auIe $50. 48 @urlepitr. 8eioe Opfer
tDurDen mad Dem GpuntDbolpttal iiberfI6rt
1lno Die Ner5te batfen anfangS 10 gut nie
feIHe Sotfn1ng, tie am Seben ST. erbaltsn.
Sn benz 9enannten, drntlt6en Sauie
tDo9nten ieit Iat1qerer 3eit Btliam
S'0earp, Elm 30 Sabre alter, irii6er
Wagenbduer Der Strma &irnbaq, ionic
belien Srau, &atte, uno bic beioen flint
uno oretiGbrigen Gnaben Der 2eute, Qlrtbur
uno Srancis nit gtamen. S'2earD beira=
tDete letne Srau Dor Z Sabren, inbefien
lebte oas @bepadr berettS leit lGngerer 3ett
ntdtS ~tpentger ais glidlt6. @S fam bGuftg
81 CANT uno Strett un6 in Der gteujabrS>
na6t ioa S'2earp, tpel6er btstpeilen trant,
let1te Sralt iogar brutal gepriigelt Aaben.
@r lelbit leugnet bies ieoo6.
misunderstanding begab STRAIT S'2earD
1t6 auf nle9rere StunOen bon 6aule Din>
meg. Sci tbrer 0eimfe6r traf ie ibren
Oeatn nit ben betoen &naben auf Dem Bette
itbeno an, mo- er nit tbnen lptelte.
Die SHUTTER langte elm Slai6i6en nit
Garboll dlre, tpel6e tie itd sur porgebli6en
8enubung BET Der BGl6e aus elmer Mpo=
tbefe beldafft, berpDr uno 9oB eiten She'll
bapon in cine Safe nit @a5ier. Sobann
foroerte ite Nrtbur, ben Glteren Ser beiben
&naben, auf, al tbr 81 fommen, ba Iie i61n
SANDY" geben tpple. 2lrt9ur peripiirte
fetne belonoere Suit ltnb ipielte nit benz
Slater tDetter, Ser &letne a6nte i6tperlt6.
NIT ipie fnapper glot6 er benz fir i'm be-
ftimmten traurtgen 9ooie entrann.
Die Wlutter forberte i'm nod mebrere
Wtale Dergeblt6 auf uto REF bterauf Sen
jiingeren, 6rances, su lid, tpelher aub io1
fort 6Dlge. %lelitete. Die groBere MnbGngli6=
felt, meld)e Der &letne 81 letner Mttter be-
funocte, ioQte ibm bieSmal gum Gerbdngz
nib nerOen.
Sbm Die Safe nit Sem t0btGi@en @ift
retdeno, foroerte Tra1 S'9earD ben ar1nen
&naben gum Srtnfen auf. @ti6tS NrgeS
bon Der Sa10 Der Wfutter abneno, that
Tra1ceS einen ber5baften S6lud. @inen
W}onent ipater nano lt6 6aS &tno am So
ben in &%rGmpfen.
Ser eri6ro6ene 8ater Itir3te btt13u, in>
beiien IS mar gu ipGt. 9ie Srau iebte Die
Safe an Die eigenen 2tppen uno tranf lie
auf et1en Bug leer. @let6 barauf ftiir5te
auG iie, inter alien Nu3ei9en fur6tbariten
S0n1er5es, nieOer.
S'2earp elite nit Dem bergifteten &in6e
in cine Qlpotbefe unb balb fanb lt9 audi in
Der @obnung Gr3tli6e 6iIfe Elm. Mutter
uno &tno tpur6en lpGter nad Dem County,
boipital iiberfibrt. 8eibe peroen nit benz
2eben oaoonfommen.
Sn ber @obnung Der SamttIie O'0earD
entbedte man lpdter etnen bon Der lebensz
miiOen 6rau gei6rtebenen, unb an einen
Soc Wiliam abreiitrten 8rtef, in tpeI6em
iie BEN 8eipeggrunO tbrer beratpetfeIten Sbat
babin .erflGrt, baB ibr W3ann biS6er ben
gr0Bten She'll beS 2obnes, tpel6en er in
&im6au's @agenfabrtt per6tent, ntht tbr
ielbit, ionoern ieiner Mutter babe 3ufommen
Ia11en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07

%eintritt, ift6em bos @aiier gefriert uno Die
Tbtere ptelleidt mr. an einselnen l6per SUI
eGngli6en 206ern ibren Ourit ittIlen, oOer
81 gertnge Wtengen baOon atfne6men, tpetl
es su etiig lit, m0gen ale Die lhlIn1nen
Solgen eintreten, pon oenen DOrbtn Die Jteoe
mar.
@lQes tpas iiber Ben Gornbrauo (Smut)
geiagt murDe GILT aud in 8eSug auf Wtutz
terforn (@rgot). Die Sergittungen NIT
lebterem fommen ebenfauS meilterS oa Dor,
no IS an1 SrinfipaIier mangelt; tpern IS
ouf Syarmen Daran nt6t febIte, ODER Bulnp1
fins uno 8ur;eln alS .3ufutter Derabret1t
piiroen, oeripiirte man ni6ts bon 0en9Str@
fInaelt 0ieies @ifteS. I'm Die gSteltormtg1
felt Der @ri6einrngen bel Derarttgen Ser
giftutgen oarSutbun, m0ge bier oaran
ertunert peroen, OaB CUR !3ett in &a1l6S
Elm bon Der 9tegierung bebufS llnterludung
gelaroter S6ierarSt eile GrgotzS ergtftlng
onfdngIi6 nit Der &laue1> uno Wtaulleu0e
O~ertpedlelte.
Nus allen SGuen lit Sic 9e6re gu 3iebeu:
bic Sal3gaben ntdt Su Dernabl0litgeu; fltr
geniigenDeS uno let6t 5u9dn8ltdeS Srtnfz
paiier 81 ior9en; ais 3ufutter PulnpflnS
uno WurSelfrit6te 81 baIe1, mo- tntrler
Dies uur nit GortDeiI geidebet fann.
3lpetfelloS Dirfen ul1peroa1lt1e 0DlSfd=
fern nit benz Smut" oftmalS Suiammen
ipenn Wta9enueritopfun9 u1o 0elirium etHs
tretelt. 0tan hlltB beoenfen, oaB ppIitGn>
Sig ausgeretfte @ornitoGS, glet6tpie Stro6,
unter Dcnielben 8erDQltniiien, nieL BON
ibren leid)ter Deroauli6en 8eltonbtbetlen
perloren ba6en utO meiitenS aus 6ol3faz
fern beltehett. Oiele tro6enen 8eitonotbeile
iittb fir lid alIein Dinreideno cine Ser
ftopfun9 be5 Dritten Wtagens berbeiSufii6z
rem, beionoerS tpenl1 Die l0limme Wtrful1g
nod DeritGrtt tpiro bur6 bas Sreiien BON
Smut" uno gertnges Srinfen in gu LAM
gen 3tpti6enrdumen. @ertnge Waileraufz
nabme per6inbert bas Nieoerfauen uno
bemlnt BEN Tortgang OeS Suffers aus ben
eriten Stpet Wtagen in Den britten, tpomit
beiien SbGttgfeit aufb0rt. 9eBbolb lei eS
nodmal5 betont, baB es ME, namentli0 bel
faltem 0etter on 3rinfnaiier feblen bari
unb baB man oaS 8erlangen barna6 bur6
Ddufigere Sal3gaben unteritiiben muB.
S1lieB(i0 m0ge nod eiu Wtittel erlpGbut
iperoen, tDeldes I'M 8egtnn Der Rraufbeit
augepenbet mOgltherlpeiie Sic Geritppfung
aufl0ien fnnn: mani 9iebt Elm lfunO SalS
gemilht nit eben 10 bel 8itterial3 (@plomz
ialt) i'm parmem Q8aiier uno barauf 10 oiel
laulparneS Q8aiier ais DaS Gbier trtnfen
mag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
90uerm6e 6ii(fe
getpdbrt alS Gger's 5arIapariaa.

Selpu9IL uIS AgerS S1r1Qpartua.
D9ett Sobren," idreibt 2tsie SO. 81
Seal1, 262 Sitnf5e6nte Ctr, 8rooflpn, 81.
y, nbatte tb jeOeS Sriibiabr u~nertrdglide
Gopfl@mer3e1. Tortgen Otdrs fling tb an
Apers SarIaparila 3u uebmer rlnb babe
leltoem fem Sopfpeb mebr gebabt."
SD lit an Sopfi9mer3, rnperooulidteit|
111lo S9tuG9e, unb fouite mid n1r mitI
Wtithe I'M Saule acknowledgement" col
ldreibt Srau SO. Sc. 2etpts aus A Ctr,
gotpeu, WtalI. 0IDer's @~ariapartla bat
BET mir etne tpunoerbare Serdnoerung bers
betgefdbrt. SD fiibIe mid nun fart unO
10 gel1nO pte ie."
,Sonas @arman, ESQ.,, aus 2bfins, Ba.,
lGretbt: ySett Sabren lei6e i6 ieben Sribs,
ling lHredlIt an &opH1mers, Der bon rers!
9oroenen1 8ltte l1to geftorter SeroauIng'
berrlibrt. @S mar mir alS oh mir Der &opfs
Serlprtngen loute un6 ni9ts bali mir, bi8
to- Nper'8 SariapariIa nabm. DieeS Nfit'
tel pat mid ooufontnen bergeIfeut."
Gl8 Srau @enepra 8elanger BON $50. a
grtoge Str., Springfielb, MtaG., NDt
Sarlapartna 81 gebrau9etl anftng, batte
lang an ether ernitli9en 2eberfranfbeif
litter. 9abet mar fte jebes SribiabE n
SopfihntRr5, iotute nit Mongel an Tlppe
1l1o an Seroaur1g geplagt. Gine SAeurib
bere0ete 1te, N9er'S SarIapartua III l1ebule
1tr1o oieIe mar cine tunnoerbare @oblthy
fir fie. Sebt lit ibre @eiunobeit DoGfou
men. .Se6er, Wfdrtgrer oes 4opfE@mersd
tpiro Sulfe ftnben IN
SDer's Sariapariaa.
8ubefeitet uOn DIR. s. g. Gper & Co., aOaueI, gsafI
greis 81; feds SIai4eH, IS. @srtb S. bic SIai@e.|