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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!
DR.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK

DR.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY MOZG, g%waranto-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
steryq, zawrot W g!owie, kenwul-
sye, mrukliwosG, nerwowa newral-
gia, boil gfowy, nerwowa prestra-
eva, pochodzaca z uzvtku alkoho-
lu Tub tabak1, bezsennosc, przy-
g%neblenie u,nysfowe, r%ozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prowadzace do obtaka
MIA, i do nieszczescia, rozpaczy
smierci = powodujacc rychte re
starzenie sic, niepfodnosc, utrate
sify u obojga pfci, mimowolne u
piawy chorobe zwana Sperma-
t%horrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzycla mozgu, samogwaltu i in
nych tajny Oh grzechow. Ka&de pt-
dcfko zawiera porcya ne jeden mie-
siac. 500 podeiko, lub 6 pudeiek
IN $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31

po]itycznych spraw Stolicy sw.
Pred dwoma laty kierowaf
kardynaf Skiafno uroczystos-
cia ]ubileuszu kapfahskiego
OLGA sw. W uznaniu roz.icz-
nych J wa2nych zasfug okoto
dobra Ko$ciofa lHtollcy sw.
daf Ojclec sw. zmaAmu pred
miesiacem opactwo Subiaco we
Wfoszech. Ale ME dfugo JUL
by1o Kardynafowl do:wolnem
cleszyc sic dobrze zasiuzoaym
spokoiem, albowiem Bog pred
tygodnlem powofaf 60 do SIZE
bic, by go swiatfoscia niebie-
ska nagrodzlc "a poswiecenie
! truly pelnego zasfug 2y-
Wota.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31

ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31
Rosyjskie przeprOsiny.

WVchodzacy W Taganrogu
,,Moskiewski Listek" podaje naste-
puiace charakterystyczne zdarze-
NE. w pewnej wsi pod Taganro-
giem pobiio sic dw6ch parobkow,
podczas czego jeden druglemu Cd
kasi} ucho, ktore pochwycii pies
bedacy W poblizu j zjad4. Parobek
bez ucha rozsierdzi} sic naprz6d
ogromnle, p6znlej iednak poda}
przeciwn,kowi reke do zgody i po-
cafowa} 60 IA przeposiny, przyczem
jednak ukasi} 60 talk SLIME, re mu
Gala gorna warge odgryz} po4kna}.
Potem wywzaJemnieniu sic obaJ
rozeszli sic W naJlepszej zgodzlc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31
Czego sic nauczyc
MONA.

dowodzi opowladanie pewne-
go Niemca stosInkach obec.
ME panu]acych W prowlncyach
nabaltyckich.
N1emicc ten mieszkajacy cd
IS lat W Rydze przybyf do
krewnych do Ty}2y i tax O.
fowiada:
,,Stosunek pomiedzy Mo-
skaloml a Niemcami W pro-
wiucyach tych nadba1tyckich
lest prawie ME do zniesienia.
W wyzszych, a vice W wy.
Ssyta>conych kofach spoleczen-
silva tamtejszego, rasi rodacy
{Niemcy) wystawieni So ma
wzgarde i zfosliwe draznienie,
re strony pospolstwa; niena-
wise ku Nlemcom objawia sic
,krwawemi bojkami.. W miej-
seach pub2icznych nale2y
wprost unikac rozmowy pc
niemiecku. Najgfebsza nlena-
w.sc przeciwko wszystklemu,
co niemieckle, wldzimy maj
wyrazuiej w rozkazie wy2sze-
go prezesa policy W Rydze,
sku:kiem kto,ego wszystk1e
Navy ulic i godfa kupieckie
maia bye wyp'sywane W jezy-
ku ro%syjsk1m, am gdzle oba
kraiowe jezyki sa W uzyclu,
nlemiecki ma bye usun!ety.
Przekroczenia tego rozkazu
pociaga "a SODA dotkliwie ka-
ry. Zakaz drukowania pisma
,Rigasche Zeltung", gfownego
ergauu Nielnc6w nadbaftyc-
kich, byf tylko W tym celu
wydany, ably zywioiowi ME-
mieckiemu usunac podstaWe z
pod n6g. Gazetom dotad ISL
niejacym ccnzura odc:e1a
wszelkie drog, objawienia VOL
n%iejszej mysli. Navel ma teatr
miejski zdarzaja sic juz powo-
Ii napasci, a cbociaz N'emcy
sic opiera'a, to Jest prawdopo-
dobna, lie Moskale zawiadna
teatrem. Doskonali przedsle-
biorcy niemieccy, w wiekszel
czeSci ojcow,e rodzln, ktorzy
dziesiatki lat u chlebodawcow
byll czynni, wystepowac mu-
SEA re swych mlejsc i odste~
powaG je Moskalom. Liczba
ludzl bez piracy sic powieksza
a W miare tego rosn1e i nedza.
Slowem Niemcy W prowincy-
ach nadbaitycklch %zupe}rie
teraz bez wszelk'e] cZy]e]kol'
wick opieki wystawieni ma
zmosKwiczenie."
Takito smutny obraz polo.
zenia Nlemcow skreslif ow
gosc W Tyfzy. Oplsal to i wy
drukowof grudziadzki der
'Gesellige".
Moskale nauczenl .,dobremi
przykfadami" biora sic do
Niemcow obcasowo, .jak i'm
to brutalna natura ich wska-
zuie. U mas ,,nauczyciele"
postepu]a scisle podlug wska-
z6wki objawlorej przez ]edne-
go z wpfywowych mellow ma
sejmie we wyrazach, Re nale-
by dziaiaG suaviter in modo
fortiter in re (po polsku: Ia
godnym sposobem, ale slime
- W eraktyce), co tel stronnict,
wo nam wrogle zupefnie pc
chwaliio PREY uchwaleniu ustaw
wyjatkowych.
Moskale iailnie sledzili | czy-
tall j te rozprawy sci
move pruskie i powiedzie]i So
bic, k1edy wy mozecle take
rzeczy uchwalac, czemu i my
was ME many nssladowac
biora sic raczo do dzie]a.
Ep &, ~ I, " .. ~ nv m "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31

J askiniaB Q a. PowieiG
lila wszystkich szlachetnie mysla.
cycb. w mocnej oprawie 20 ITO.
conym tytulikiem..........75
Gratulan t, oraz Ple6nl weselne
ola mtodziehcow i druzbow IS
OF G onowefy, powiesc
moralna bardzo, wzruszajaca re
starozytnych czasow.......3o
tn sama W mocnei oprawie re
zloconym tytuliklem. 60
B oIesfav czyli Daisy Gag &C.
nowcfy; tfomaczenic przez ks.
ia sauna W mocnci oprawie
.......-.. go
L1stownik Pols*o-Amerykah
Hi. Podrqcznik z"wicrajacy:
Nauke pisania !ist6w ! gotowo
IVORY Iistow, w wtzystGich irzy.
naikuch zycia.... ......GO
ST. PATRICK. T. woa sw Pa
trvruSza, skupa irlanuskiego Is
JAMIE TWARDOWSKIM wiel.
kun cz"rownlku jego spraw-
kacN-....
L Q karz D o y. .ezyli ME.
zawodne sposobv domoTegoi tai
niego l%eczenia rozmaitych chorob
oraz opisanie rozmaitych roslin
!eczacych przez PrzyjacieIa Ludz'
kOecl
PowInszow i a ola rodzl-
COW i innych drogich os6b. 20
Proroctw oM / c h | d y, kro.
towej re Saby, 10 Sybilii, Ksie-
dza Marka Wernyhory j innych.
Cd roku SIS przed Narodzeniem
Chrystusa al do pozuych wicklow
5 enni k czyli Wr6tenie 20 snow,
Ma presto 1900 przypadk6w
sfuzace, z r6znych starodawnyeh
ksiag zebrany .......... Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszuba
................. ................lO
HISTORYA o GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry przcz II lat p%okutowai
przykuty do skaly. Piekne
w%zruszajace opowiadanio ola lu-
AUCHARKA POLSKA 1 AME-
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli sku-
tiki nierosiuszehstwa, ksiazka zu-
pefnie nowo ! tresciwie ufozona
aRABIA PAROBKIEM IL KNIFE
ma
)POWIADANIE PODROuNEGO
O strasznie dziwnem fozu...1O
1AKLETA DZIEWICA......1 10
3ARTEK EATKA...........5
, & n P k i G, zebrane ola
Polenii W Ameryce przez WI.
Dyniewicza.
oraw XIV Persko. E.
gipsk S i k. - najpew-
niejszy sposob wygranla ma To-
teryi wedlug kombinacyj slyn-
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematyxi Orlice itp.-tudzieI wy
%.jawienienie tajemnic sposob, ia
kich uzywano W starozytnosci
do przepowiadania i wro&enia
przysziosci.--Z p~rzeszto 200 o.
brazkami. Dostowny przedruk
Sennikn drukowanego dru.
karni Un,wersytetu Jagielloh-
shiego W Krakowio.... 80
} X }adnei dzicwczynic..1 10
W . kohcu &ycia Plata
Pontskiego.S....
a istorya 0 wielkim wojowni-
ku polskim Gabryefu Hoiubku.
! Opowiadanie z dziejow polskich.
Cos eknego osmiu po-
wiastkach. TreSc: 1. Papuga,
2. Palma kvictniowa, powiastka,
3. Sm'itne skutki niemadrego
igla, 4, Nieuczynnosc, powiebc.
5. P~rZeczucie, powiastka, 6.
Ludwik i Helena, powies6, u
Ztot6wka, powiesc, 8. Try PREY.
jacihiki, powiastka........30
z b d n u k a, odpo.
wiadanie z zycia amerykahskicgo
J x 4 y =, q N , n Il - l. n II n n q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31
$500 NAGRODY!

Wyptac'my powyzsza nagre.
do "a kazdy przypadck cierpienia
ma watrobe, disepsyi, nieustajacogo
bolu glowy, niestrawnosci, zatwar.
dzenia = ktorego bysmy Mo mo-
gil wvleczyc Westa pigufkami ma
watrooe, z roslln wyrobienemi, je-
zeli wskazdwki nasze acisle costa
fy %wykonane.
W WINONIE sprzedaje A.
PTEKARZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31
powiedzlaf przytem, De ten

PAcJoSO oNh
ksia2e to iedyny wierny i
szczery przyjaciel Rosy. Teraz
poczyna wychodzlc ma jaw,
CO cara do takich slow nakio-
milo. Otto jedna z gazet angiel-
skich donosi, De ksiqze car
nog6rski odstapif HAWAI- swe-
go kraju Rvsyi i to mad mo-
rem wraz z portem. W ten
sposob Rosya miaiaby i W
morzu srodziemnem hawai-
kraju a ola okretow swoich
dogodne miejsce, przez co ME
tylko ma carmen, ale i ma
srodziemnem morzu miafaby /
mogfoby utrzymac zraczna ST.
fe zbrojna.
W JAPONII odbedzse sic W
marcu roku przyszfego sober
czyli zebranie wszystklch wi
karyuszow apostolskich i mi.
syo2arzy katolickich, ma kto.
rem przyjdzie pod rozwage
sprawl zaprowadzenia WARY
chrzesciansko- )ako
WARY pahstwowej W cafem
kraju. Cesarz japohski oswald
cyl, 10 misyonarzy katolic-
kich uwaza "a najlepszych d.
postoiow cywillzacyi i dlu te-
60 pragnie dopomodz i'm do
nawrocenia caiego na7odu
przez urzedowe przy)ecie via
ry katollckiej. Daj Boze, ably
sic to stafo jakpa)rychlej!
M~AYERLING, piekny "a
meczek mysliwski W kt6rym
zastrzelil sic arcyksiaze austry.
acxi Rudolf, zmienll swoi wy
glad do niepoznania. Miejsce
starego zamku zajal powaany
klasztor. Tam, gdzie znajdowa.
Ia sic sypialnla %arcyksiecia,
stoi obecnle piekna kaplica,
ozdoblona malowldlami spra-
Mionemi kosztem czfonkow
rodziny %cesarskiej. " miejscu,
gdzie stale fo3e arcykslecla
Rudolfa, wznosi sic wspaniafy
oftarz. Mad kaplica wznosi sic
piekna wieza. Posw;ecenie te;
kapl1cy odbedzie sic W roczni-
ce zgonu arcyksiecia Rudolfa,
t. ]. 80 stycznia 1890 r. Le-
we skrzydfo zamku ~zostafo
podwy2szone o jedno pietro,
a prawe skrzydto nowo pobu-
dowane. Klasztor Jest dwupie-
IRONY | posiada cd frontu 100
okien. Zamieszka W MIN 100
Karmelltanek.
NAJWIEKSZY PRZECIW-
NIX katclicklch lr]andczykow,
pastor a%nglikahski Barfeld
zniknaf pred niejakims CA
sem bez sladu. Przypuszcza-
no, Re go Irlandc2ycy podste-
penn zvabili W swe okolice l
tam 90 zamordowali. Znale-
ziono tel rzeczywiscie listv, W
ktorych go wzywano IA Jakies
zehranie. Teraz sic wykazafo,
lie pastor Barfield przybyf do
Nowego Yorku z m1oda pray.
stojna 20letnia owieczka swe]
parafi. Okazuje sis, ze zacny
pastor ola mlstytikacyi swej
rodziny zmyslif ow list, W kt6'
rym go wrzekomo wzywano,
ably do Irlandyi przybyi. Bar
field zostawif W o]czyznle 10
ne i dzieci.
KNOW POWOLAI Pan
Bog do siebie jednego 2 ksia.
lat Kosciola swego, uczone.
go i gorliwego Kardynafa Ski
afino. Kardynaf Sklafno by]
jeszcze stosuakowo dose INTO.
dym, llczyi bowiem dopierc
lat 60. Wstaplwszy W MILO
dym wieku do klasztoru Be
nedyktynow, pozyskaf sobie
zmar1y wkrotce ]uz uznanie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31

KNOW Pan
Bog do siebie jednego z ksia-
lat Kosciola swego, uczone-
go i gorliwego Kardynafa Ski.
afno. Kardynaf Sklafno byl
jeszcze stosuakowo dose mfo-
dym, llczyi bowiem dopiero
lat 60. Wstaplwszy W milo
dym wieku do klasztoru Be
nedyktynow, pozyskaf sobie
zmariy wkr6tce JUL uznanie i
zaufanie swych bracl klasztor-
nych i OLGA sw. Wnet powie
rzono mu wielce zaszczytny u
Rad naczelnego Opata. W ro-
ku 1883 uczcif Ojciec sw. "a
s'ugi lego przez Madame mu
godnosci biskupa, p6zniei zas
mianowai go kardyna1em.
/ Przez pewleu czas zarzadzat
zmariy Kardynal szko1a "
ktorej ksztafcq sic miodzI ksie-
Ia uczeni Ma dyplomatow pa
! piesSlch, to Jest ia taklch do
stojn'kow, ktorym Ojc,ec sw.
powierza poznlej posady po-
slow swych pc roznych kra
jach, lub tel kierownictwo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31

DR.. Humphreya lekurstwa ma
wszelkie choroby MONA dostaG W
kazdej apiece. Pc ksiazke 0 jego
sposobie l~eczenla pisac pod haste.
pujacym adresem:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
~wiehstwu jak i Szanownym iowa
rzystwomPolskim moi Sk}ad i Pra.
cownie roznego gatunku ChOra.
gyyi. START, Oznak. ROzet.
HSeref i B'afek EnarszafkO-
wslxich ftp. 20 jak najtahszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lurki jak najpunktualnie; i najsu-
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki zEozy}am dowody z
powyzszych wybor6w. Take Vie
lebnym Siostrom polecam MOI
Skfad i wielki wyb6r MorOn.
Welon6w. Bulk iet6w dla
Dziewczqt i Ch1opcdw, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii swie
tej.--Tak samo man zawsze ma
skiadzie KOrOMy 4 WelOmy
ola miodych Panien do slubu
wszystko pc jaknajtanszejcenie.
Bas- Prose- przybyc i przeke-
nae sic w polskim Handful, zanim
sic udacie do Skladu narodowosei
obcej.
Il szacunkiem
w. SLOMHNSKA
SO Mawaukee Ave, Chicago III.
The advocate., 1889-09-21

the people. The bitterness OF the
mighty contests for supremacy
between the controlling parties in the
past has not fostered that spirit which
win now prompt either 10 surrender
peacefully 10 the other While thous-
ands arc ready to vote for needed re-
forms, it will be difficult 10 satisfy
them that those reforms are to be So
cured by joining the ranks Of their
old political enemies. Afford them
the opportunity TO cut loose from
their old moorings without formal
surrender Of the colors under which
they have 80 gallently struggled here,
tofore, and men Of all parties will
unite upon the issues that are now
supreme, and insure their successful
triumph by overwhelming majorities.
There are needed reforms in our own
country that may be readily attained
by the harmonious action Of our peo-
pie and il is Of the utmost Importance
that the Alliance shall agree upon
some plan by which the united
strength Of the Order may be directed
to the accomplishment Of the desired
end, and we have faith to believe that
il will be done.
The advocate., 1889-09-21

ural Question arising in the minds Of
members, therefore, is; in what man
ner is this fund secured against loss9
This security is provided for in sec
tions IL and 16 OF the constitution.
Each Sub-Alliance first secures itself
against loss by requiring "a sufficient
bond of it's trustee, stockholder to COW
or all money raised by its members.
The board Of directors Of the State
Exchange also requires a good and
sufficient bond Of the treasurer, and
all others who may be employed to
conduct its business; and there is alb
solutely no danger whatever OF loss TO
stockholders. II there is any posi-
bility Of loss to any one it rs to those
who give security bonds for trustees
and treasurers Of the Exchange and
that is an individual responsibility In
which the members Of the Alliance
have no interest except to know that it
is sufficient TO cover all liabilities.
Now, as has been repeatedly stated,
one of the chief benefits TO be derived
from the organization depends upon
the success Of the practical business
projects established through it's in
strumentality, and members must
have more confidence in each other,
and manifest less suspicion Of trickery
and dishonest motives If they hope to
materially better their condition. All
nre alike Interested in the success OF
this measure, and there should be o
prompt and liberal response 10 the
call for stock. We cannot too strong
ly urge the Importance Of ,tbis move
ment, or the fact that it's success do
pends upon the action Of Individual
members of the Alliance in all parts
OF tho state.
The advocate., 1889-09-21
Thc Crcamery QuestIon.

Ed. ADVOCATE: Dear Sir, accept
thanks for copy Of your paper. j no.
tice your people are alive to the
creamery enterprise, and il you will
not think il impertinent, particularly
for the benefit Of your farmer patrons
Twill suggest a few pointers
Let time say in the first place, don't
lead your peoplet to expect too much
Of the enterprise lest when mistakes
occur or failure to realize what they
hive been led TO believe--they will
become dissatisfed-a depreciation of
stock and withdrawal Of patronage
folIows--the rest need not be foretold.
In building a creamery at this point
and in running it ten months we
have learned the following facts;
LIST We could have built the oncern,
fitted il up with better machinery for
several hundred dollars less money
than we paid Davis Il Rankin for do
ing it.
End. They put in DeSavol sepa-
rator proposed 70 be Of 14,OOOfb ca
pacity, which failed to give satisfac-
faction, was replaced by them with an
other Of the same make which in a
few months we had to dispose Of be-
cause It had not over an 8,OO0lb. ca
pacity before the milk would sour af-
ter which tho cream can't bo separa-
ted.
The two Danish Westons Of 10000
lb. daily capacity (each,) requires
fifty per cent less steam TO run both
Of them than it does single $4,000
lbs. DeSsvol while the FORMER is much
less liable to get out oforder,
We have been to Che expense OF
overhsuling much Of the creamery at
considerable outlay OF money. Our
managers were led 10 believe that an
The advocate., 1889-09-21
Cheney, KS. Sept. 16.

The regular quarterly session OF
the Jefferson county Alliance will as
semble at OskaIoosa on Wednesday
Oct. 9th at 10 o'clock o. m. All sub
Alliances should forward their report,
together with list Of delegates elec-
ted to attend said meeting, to the coun-
ty secretary priOrto that date in order
that there may be no necessity otc
suming valuable time in examining
credentials after the meeting OF dele
gates. The regular annual election
OF county officers will take place at
this meeting. o. CHAoEY
County Sec
Aeridon, ks Sept. n.
The advocate., 1889-09-21
THE STATE ALLIANCE EXCHANGE

THE STATE ALLIANCE EXCHANGE
We republish the constitution OF
the State Alliance Exchange in this
issue in order that members Of the
Alliance who did not receive tho for
mor issue may have an opportunity
to study it and become prepared TO
subscribe for the stock necessary to
making it q success. Whenever the
object and plan Of the exchange are
fully understood, the subscriptions
have been liberal, and it is impor-
tant therefore that all should under
stand it,
The first question that naturally
arises in themind Of every member 10,
what is the object Of the exchange and
how is it expected to benefit the stock
holdersY This question is answered
in Sec. 2 Of the constitution. The
principle benefit TO be hoped for is in
the agency "for the purchase and sale
OF all kinds Of farm and orchard prod
ucts, and general forwarding agents
for all kinds of commodities" 1t is
designed that tho business manage
ment shall occupy the position be-
tween the producer Of farm products
and the consumer, That is now occu-
pied by a multiplicity Of spectators
who have no interest in the welfare OF
either class, and by bringing the pro-
ducer and consumer into nearer rela-
tions with each other, improve the
condition OF each. BY dispensing with
speculative intervening profits the
producer may realize better prices
aud the consumer buy yet cheaper
than under existing conditions, There
are also many commodities required
by the agricultural Glasses that may
be proftably purchased direct and
furnished far below present prices.
This also comes within the province
Of the exchange. The object then,
must be clear TO every one who reads
and thinks, and the Importance Of the
movement can hardly be overestima-
ted.
The successful establishment and
maintenance Of this great enterprise,
like every other other successful bus
mess, requires money, and those who
are personally most deeply inter
ested in the success Of the exchange
are asked to voluntarily subscribe the
required stock. The next most nat-
The advocate., 1889-09-21

expert would be furnished for S5 per
day that would learn a green hand
THAT was apt at atlearning) in twenty
days sufficiently 10 do as good work as
the best The falsity Of this one item
cost US notle than $500. We found
that a S75 per month expert who un-
derstOod his business, made us money
while the other lost it.
We found that tho COWS fed on the
grass and weeds Of our prairie pas
lures would not furnish milk that
would make cheese and butter OF Hs
fine flavor as the milk Of COWS east, Tor
any whore else for that matter) fed
on rich clover or blue grass pasture.
All the managers Of creameries
whom / have met Except Davis and
Rankin) say that full cream cheese
cannot be made as successfully from
such milk as we get here from cows
fed on our pastures, as from better feed
Milk from COWS fed here on like feed
fed east, viii of course make equally
as good product, so that our cheese
and butter made during the winter
when our COWS are fed grain and 9th
er good food compares fOvorably with
the eastern article.
1t is preposterous to believe that
our common grasses mixed with every
variety Of weeds, imparting as many
different Aavors to the milk, can be
with any machinery made to produce
as fine favored cheese and butter as
can be made out of milk made out Of
the tame pastures where every weed
that could taint the milk has been re-
moved.
If fyourpeople are led to believe
that you could get an expert who
from the milk OF coVs fed on wild
pastures, can make full cream cheese
or tub Of butter that will bring as
much in the eastern market as the
same product in the east made from
the milk Of cows on their clean tame
pasture, you may as well now com
mence now TO look up an explanation.
When you report sales to your COM
pSny, you will need 1T
There are many reasons why a good
creamery, properly managed, is a
good thing for both the country and
town people, and no good reason why
such one is not a good thing outside
ofthe big towns whore there is largo
demand for milk.
If you will either come or send n
committee to look over our creamery
l will on due notice, meet you at the
train and will take great pleasure in
showing you through our creamery
and certify to your satisfaction every
statements above made. In the inter
est of the tanners, arm, yours truly,
HENRY CoMsTocK.
Chenev. KS. Sept 16.
The advocate., 1889-09-21
ror.rTCe ANp THE A1LEANOE.

tle OCobo, we copy III Jne pFoSeug H5Suo
an editorial from the Dakota RtIrGIist
OF Abberdeen, Dakota, and contribu-
tion OF correspondence the same
paper, upon this subject We also
copy an article from the Progressive
Farmer Of Raleigh, North Carolina
These papers are the Official State
Organs Of the States in which they
arc published, and we reproduce
these articles, not as authoritative in
any manner, but as indicating the
prevailing sentiment upon the subject
in those two widely separated branch
co OF the Order, and under the unlike
conditions distinguishing the north
ern and the southern States. In parts
OF our own State where the Order is
strongest like disposition to actively
participate in local politics is now
manifest, and the opinion is quite
general that our grievances must be
remodied largely through this re-
course. We would not wish, if within
our power, to exercise any undue in
Auence in moulding opinion upon this
subject. The matter is an important
one and should be carefully consider
cd and judiciously decided. What we
cay editorially, and what we quote
from other sources is solely with a
view Of affording such information as
II available, indicative Of tho general
sentiment Of tho membership We
recognize the supreme Importance OF
unity Of action in whatever decision
may be rendered, and nothing must
be said or done to disturb the har-
mony and good feeling that now OK
ists. While we have our individual
opinions upon the subject the decis-
ion Of the Alliance, whatever il may be
will, in the interest OF that unity 80
absolutely essential to success, re-
eeive our most cordial endorsement
and support. We believe that there
are thousands of men to-day in each
OK the old political parties who feel
the necessity of reforms that cannot
be expected to be carried out by either,
and who are ready at this moment to
abandon their old Affections if any
plausible remedy for existing griev-
ancag 10 presented. 1t is urged that
we should 80 into the primaries and
BY energetic and persistent efforts
work o reformation in existing parties,
We have tried this for the last twenty
five years without success. We have
tho same class Of party leaders that
have stood at the head during all
these years, and they are still as
hungry as though they had never
been fed atthe public crib. Indeed
much feeding seems to afford a con-
stantly increasing appetite, in the
qualification Of which they forget the
necessities, and are deaf to the do
mands Of their constituents, Trusts
and combines spring into existence
Rpon every hand, the necessities Of
life are constantly increasing in price,
while the luxuries are advanced be-
WIND tho ranch OF nnv arnnnk the