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Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

I1R DrIIARDT's PENNYRoYA A. L
| "pIiIs 81. Sold BY Druggists; also by
= ali. .ci N 9TH 81. rhiia. l. die, beware of
n ilstiOns.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
ROYAL
INSURANCE COMPANY

former. y with Buck & Co.. has been trans.
ftIrcd ~ llay kins & Co i, No. 7i2 Market
tlreet, and placed under their control and
1 management ron this date.
All new policies, rene walls, endorsement
tte., TO Oe yAl.d, must have the approval oi
tile undeTGisned.
HAWKINS 4 CO..
keptenber 7tl 1859 No. 7l2 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

w A N T r D.-A YOUNG LADY
w teacher for piano. Must be competent
70 play accompRniments At tight. Address
BOX ioa city, stating sAlary wanted.
aul7-eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

7 oST.-oN SATURDAY EVENING,
IL gold Maltese cross with name en-
grAyed thereon, A suitable reward Will be
paid Tor Its return 10 6i9 E. Fifth Vt. Ble-stt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

N0TlCE-THERE WILL BE AHACK
~ start from Maryland avenue and
SSeuar street every morning, ut ESQ to
sscohd and Market. aud Fourth street
shaii along Jackson to Second, to Mar
~, TO Fourth, to wharf; also parties
~" .ah' toa distance. IL. c. DU RHAM,
NclNOue, call bl3 tq-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

REMEMnER that the payment Of
PtiIe1 10 &UAHAHFRHD BX FOU8
and the Tickets are signed by tho Prast.
dent Of an Institution whose ohartsr ID
rikhts arc recognised in the highest Coaris,
therefore, beware OF all limitations on an
noymUuf schemes
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF the smsIt
est part or frnotion Of Q Ticket hBSUE ED
BY US IN any Drawing. Anything In Que
name offered for less than Dollar ID swim
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

lroTICE-PoLICY HOLDERS OF
N the Queen Insurance Company are
hereby notified that tho agency OF the
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Wants.

w ANTED.-ALL KINDS OF SEC.
w ond hand furniture, stoves. watches,
clocks, guns, reNolyers, sewing maclines,
etc., Al teSt prices. All. CONNER,
., I'll West Front street.
All orderJ promptly attended 10.
aa.l2t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

NOTICE POLICY HOLDERS OF
IN the Gernnn- American Insurance
Company nrc hereby notified that the
GscnCy OF tic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
Sir 9auS uno S6ule.

Sin 2ebrer idre;bt: Nls id Dor Ell.
nigen So9ren meme jetise SteQe antrat.
mubte ih su rneinem 2eioneien bit
Wa1rnebmune MAIDEN, baB monde &c,
t,euen Sditler, insbeionbere bic tleinen,
bic einfadfen @sbete nidt fannten.
Das neranlabte mid, mid bariiber ~
erfunbieen, ob iie babeim AUDI Elm Mor:
gens> &beno' uno Tiidsebet perrtdte:
ten. SD erfubr, baB bieB oar oft MIDI
Der Sal lei uno baB bic SduIS gun
eroBen Tbeil BEL ben gltern Iiese. 81:
nise bielten bic &inosr aus @ereeBIid
felt ni@t reselmdBig basu an, bt, Sin:
Der ernitlih uno reeslmdBis an BIZ
4fiht bes tdeli@en @ebetes su erin.
nern. SIN fpIse befen tuurbe es al:
mdblid better, ueu1 audi Mande met.
ner Ma5nung nur paruu1 fOlsten, I'm
ben mfr feinen Sabel al erfabre1 uni
Bel meinem Nadfraset Dor ben Mlit.
idilern fid nidt iddmen sl mii7en.
2eioer muB id iest nod Damn unb mann
h5ren: sd babe es nerse6en !" unb,
mas eieentli@ traurts 1T !: Batter uni
Mutter beten audi nidt." @as uiser
oa bic g~emihunsen ber @eifliden uni
2efrer.
M5dte bod Der id6ne 8raud bel
semeinf5 atliden Qausanba1ten tpie.
Der aIgemeiner tperoen! MD9ten bod
~weniefens Die MItter ibre idulpflidti
gen uno fleineren &inber gum Morgen.
unb Ibenbsebet anbalten! @enn ti,
&leinen audi nidt INNER @prt fiji
@ort mitbeten, 10 t5nnen iie nod ibr,
Sdnoden faIten nnb sew6bnsn fih al
Elm re9elmdeiges 8eten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

allen I'm 9auie bsrutiadte. ,no tpie tief,
betriibt ale ,puroen, 1T ni9t Su beitrei.
ben.
Gbriitcpb, Der erbBsre unter ben &na.
ben, 3ing in bic STRIDE, 100 iih eine
tleine, biifere &apene unb tn berielben
ein tleines Silo btfinbet - pie Maria,
Die 2eide ibres sobnes, bic fe aui benz
Saose bat, iamsr3lid bepeint, Die
@dnce gu ben beiben Seiien bes Iltars
befteben aus eiiernen, reidlih NIT 2aub.
uno Blumentpelf per3ierten @ittern +;
eben1o 1T born bic 3rObe, aus 3tpei Sill
geln teitshenoeT biire aus finlflih burG.
brodenem @iien. @bemalS tpaQfabrte.
ten mehrere 8ebrdnate babin, unb fat
immer ertlidte man anodhtig 8etenbe
bier. Diesmal mar niemano sueegen.
8sioe Sliigeltbiiren itanoen pfen. Gbri.
iiDpb fniete Dor benz Qltare nisoer, erbsb
lein @emit5 gum 9immeI, uno betete
NIT e:ner Mnoadt, NIT elmer SnbrunIf,
tpte no& ME In ietnem 2eben. Da
tpuroe es euf einmal in ieiner trlben
Seele BEL ; ein unnenntares, freuetses
8efdbl erfiQte iein Snnerifss. St tpar
felt iiber5eugt, fein 8ater tperoe geluno.
Sreuotg uno Soft oantenb oerlieb er bic
STRIDE. Seine Mitidiler batten Jpn
auf bieien Gbeno gu elmer S@littenfabrt
eingelaoen. Sic ipllnberten fih, bab
Gsr,fopb Tam. Sin junser Mann, Der
itd in Der &anslei bes 8aters ilbte, iaete
III ibm: u@s tam t gu benin 10 flD5.
lid iein, pa Dein @ater 10 frant TT 2"
GbrifOpb iu9te: SIS lit idon pieber
befer NIT ibm." Ser 9err ipraG :
,@oter tueiBt Du bieIes? Ser Doctor
ipridt sans onoers." gbriitcpb iaste
blpb: sd peib es senlB." lieB fid
aber nidt barauf Gin, gu erildren, upber
er es tpi1e. Sim folaeabea Morsen fam
bic SHUTTER 3utiid NIT Der S~reuoenbotz
i@oft, geittrn abenSs babe fid Die
Rrant9eit bss @aters eebefert ; Ct isi
oIeien Mlor9sn auf5eifanbeL unb futile
Nd nun frdftis senus, feline &lntsse=
i@dfte gu boIenben.
Siefe 8eeebenbett blieb fir Gbrilfopb
unoerseblid. Sic tuar ibm in ben ipd.
teren bunteln, ~traurisen Tagen ieines
9ebens oft Elm beler Stern. a!s Elm Sc.
weis, oab Soft frum,ne @sbete, tpenu
lie ieinen Gbf6ten niat entseeen iinb
erbDre.
Ger &nabe, bon benz ib bier ersabli
babe, ipuroe fpdter Elm beriibmter Sll.
genoidriftfe0er, unb fteler 1T Der Der.
etpiete 8erfniisr Der Ofereier, Gbriltcpb
bon @&mic. an oefsn liebliden gr'
adblunsen ibr eud nieGsiGt aud i9on
oft erg6bt babt. Die Dben eradhlte
@eididte 1T alio pabr ; fte bat fiG
tpirfli@ susetragen, uno t@ babe fie beB:
balb euA er5dblt, UNI euh gum eldubt:
oen @ottbertrauen uno gum anoddtiaer
8ebete 81 ermunterr, un6 eu@ ben
Spru9 etnsuprdBen:
Das @ebet erfiut NIT 3uoerfiat:
Soft berldBt bic euten 0teniden nidt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
&imOeSIiebe.

3u @iqmars, einem Grte 1T ber
gdbe bes &bbnaebirses in Sranten, &c:
ihob es am 25. Sebruar bss Sahres
1803> baB Der Tasperter Mattbdlls
Rpttmann NIT ieiner To@ter &atbarina,
Die finfSehn Sabre alt tpar> aussing,
IT,; 8roo fIr iein Gbepeib uno feline
spei nod fleinen 2iroer gu erfIsben.
Die falte uno large 9anb bes @intsrs
batte aQes, isltf bic lebten Sanentars
tofsln bintpeSsenommen. Da fdmpfte
Der reblide Mann NIT 9unser uno
Rrantbeit. G6, uno AUDI Der f~leinite
Grtperb burd Mrbeit tuar ibm beriast.
Der 8eordnete entldlpB fi9 olio, bas
Mitleib ieiper etemIligen Dteni1berrs
iAa1t auf benz &bDneebirge um Inter.
aabung ansulpreden. Aaein er gi1g
ben gBes CUNT TOos. Seine 2rdfte er.
motteten in benz duBsrit tisfen Ghnee,
uno ieine Srdutlidtsit 3cg ben S@Iag.
fluff berbet, pie me5rere Merfmasse an
leinem 2sidnam bepieisn. Cine babe
stunoe Dor Sbsrelsba@, beim iteinernen
6ouis, fant Der nneIidlide gu 8pben,
uno cie CUTE Tpdter, bic um i'm 10
,artlid beloret war, folete ibm i'm Eobe
nad. @Dbl n,oGte ite in oer @eSeno,
bic ibr sars unbetannt tpor, I'm Die
0alfe barubsrsiger Msni6sn aus Ger
NoAbarida{t poer zines boritbereebens
ben &eiienoen umbergeipd9t babea !;
ater umipnf. Sic oedte ben ertarrten
9eib ibres 8aters NIT ibren SleIosrn,
tie iudte i'm iosar nit i9rem eisenen
&5rper su ianten nnb tpuree auf oiefe
@eile Elm Spisr Der tinoI,den 9iebe.
I'm sspeitsn Sage fano man bic be'oen
@rfrDrenen. @eld Elm ber5eridiittern.
Der Mnblid Da lag bic eole Tcdter,
fat auer ateiber beraubt, uber benz
2eidnam ibres tbeuren 8aters, als
trplte lie ibn nit Tbrdnen uno &ufen
ms 2eben rufsu. Sin i9ren @angen
bineen nod bic in Sis oe~rtpaneeIten
3d5ren. Sbs 2opftud hatte fie islbff
UNI ben @ater ~seuunoen uno NIT istner
Mtlbe Die 8iibe beeeds. Inter tetnem
8ppfe lag ibr 9eib&en, uno enf ,etner'
aDrper tpar ibr Sod aussebreitet. Ntod
i'm Tobe blubte Die SugenS auf benz
4ngeidte oes Mdodens.
Muf benz 2irdbofe gu SberelSba@
ruben bic @ebeine bes 8aters uno Der
guten Tobter. Sic ruten bon cen
3eioan Der Grbs i'm frieoliaen 8rabe.
Das Mdo4en ftarb einen iaDnen Sob.
Ser 8farrer idrieb, na@ Mngabe
Der Namen, folsence 8orte auf ben
@rab'fsin:
WotI priefen beuti6e 8%arbenlieber
Der Mde6en ptel,
Den fA6nen Wu6s, bic tclben @Hsesr
8ei Gang unb SPIEL.
Sd rrets bteB Ndr4en, reid an Susene,
SIM 0att9en flein!
Der eolb'ne Mcrgen i6rer Susenb
Nar furs, bod rein.
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Gin md6Itt8er Vmrspre1er

Sin iunaer, iapsoiider Dffi,ier mar
10 unelidlid, in ruiiiide @eianaens
idaft gu geratten. St tatte stpar 3u
baufe 'ein srobes @ermDsen mubte
ober III ben .3eiten Der @efanssnldait
In Der duBeriten Dirftiefeit leben> neil
man ibm nihts suienoen fpnnte. 0pa
9etriibniB eine CT, b. ibm erlallbt mar.
aus3ug.ben, III cen @olo> Inn fstn
9ers Dem alImddtisen @ott, benz @p:t
Der 8arsabersieteit uno2iebe gu er5ffnen
- bimmliider @ater! Oein a5ttIi=
@er Sobn CAB uns bic frpbe 8eriiaers
ung, oaB Ou setpiB iene erbbrf, ipelde
in ieinem Namen Did I'm ettpas bitten;
um Deines einseborenen Spanes tpiQen
bite i'd Did, tomm' mir in meiner
@otb gu billie! @rtarme Did met
ner !"
Da fab ibn Elm tartariider Bauer
bon Der Serne ; er pDlte ben DIfi3xr,
Der bon ieinem elenoen 3ufanbe 10 &c:
oriidt trar, BON fern belaui@en, urb
perbarg fih binter einem 8aume. Sci
Oifi5ier fisl iest por Soft onf bic &niee
nieber, bob feline 9dnbe sesen 9immel,
un6 febte nodmal, Der liebe Soft
mDdte i'm aus feiner briidsnbengfotb er.
retten. Nadbem er sebetet tatte, tuar
es ibm in ieinem 9er3en piel leidter.
St fibIte In feiner Seele bic neberseu.
auna. baB iein @ebet sstpiB erbDrt tpDr>
ben iet.
Sang setr5itet uno npa grocer Sreube
tppate er eben nah bauie geben, als
oer Ta1tar Dor i'm frat unb flagte, per
er tpdre. Ser OffiSter ersdblte ibn leire
traurisen S1idiale.
u4ber, tpas 1T bas?" iprad Der
Sartar, ufriiber tuaift bu traurie, unb
nun, ba Du sebetet boit, bit Su frDbs
lid +; bat Dir benn Dein Soft etuas
seseben?"
uNcd babe id nidts erbolten," sab
ibm Der Offi5ier CUR Mnttport. v@ott
lieb mir aber bic Wabrbeit ieines Wpr.
tes, bab er mein @ebet ert5rt Babe,
redt frditis perosn. Obslei9 i9 nod
niGts babe, 10 neiB i9 bod eetuiB,
oab CT mir belfen tpetbe. Denn oieisr
einaise tpabre Soft bes 9immeIs unb
Der grbe bat einen Gpbn, Der Sseius
gtriifus bsibt, in peltem er allen
MsniGen sndbis iein min. 8er an
oieIen Sobn @ottes bon S,ansem Ger
gen eIaubt, uno in ieinem Nanen Soft
bittet, ben erbDrt Soft UNI ieines Sob
mes tpiQen tpirfli6."
Surge 3sit nahber erbielt Der Dit
Sier einen 0ehiel BON breibuncert Sui.
EN-. Ms bieiss3 Der Sartar Forte, mel,
der aud febr arm, tuar, bahte er: SIS
1T bod .in Soft, oer urts ale erihaf.
fen bat. tparum iDlte er mir tiht nuf
belien?" Sol ecler GinfaIt bes 6er=
gems tniete er ittt nieber unb bstete :
.Du GROCER SOFT, Der Du 9immeI uab
Groe eridoffsn baf, id babe wb5t
baB Du einen Gpbn babeif linb I'm. iei.
netpiIen allen Meniden enaois fem
uno ale erb5ten tpOuef, trelde Did In
isinem Namer, aarufen. SIM Defines
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Minneapulis SRI @ppns Co..

Syndicate 8Ipd, $50. sol unb
500: Gde 5ter strabe unb Nicplet Mn.,
baben beionbere Bargains in Siid3eus
in ben id6niten Muitern gu iebr nieoris
gen greiien. TIMER 50 3on breiter
Cream Gamait su so Gents, rs Gents
unb $1.OO per garo fino Defenders Bill
Zig. - 3oa breiter Damait in elegant
ten Muitern sebleiht, nur Sl.25 per
Oarb. @ebleihte Serbietten 70 Gents
bis su SIS per Subeno. Cream 81
So SO per Dubeno. @ir baben Die
srDBten8 Bargains in8ettoeden, tpattirte,
la @rDse gu $1.25. 6cteliers ioa=
ten iid beionoers Bel uns eininben.
Quberoem fiiaen fid uniere &dume tdgs
lid NIT Sriibjabrs= Smpertationen, mel;
DIE urter Obbut Der groBen Spnbis
cate 60 an @rDBe uno Nuspabl, iotpie
nieorisen 9rsis, aIes bis9erise iiberz
treffen.
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Ser frnnfe Batter.

Gin 8ater muBte einmal i'm @inter,
oa es iebr falt tpar, in Mmtsasfddfen
tA nad THaunbauien i'm &ies, einem
Marftfeden, btr etra stpei Gtunoen
bon isinem @obnurte e~ntferni mar, Be-
eeben. Oort purce er i6ner franf,
uno Der Yfarrer mslbste es in einisen
3eilen Der SHUTTER. Sic fubr ios1eid
I'M Sdlitten babin, ur,b lie6 burA Der
6ubrmann, tpslder In Die Stabt suriid
tehrte, ben 6ausara eriuhen, ipslsiG
mad Ebambauien su fomlnen, unb Bel
benz franten Slater naG,uieben, tpie es
itrn sebe. St reifte am f~Dlssnoen Morz
gen bin, fam nadmittaes surid, unb
rrfiderte, bic 2rantbeit lei iebr gefdbr.
lid, uno Der Granfe merle iHuerIif,
me6r auffcmmen! Welden Shredsn
loieie Na6riht ben Ginbern, trie aud
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
Ste @alOfape4e.

Strait bon SGbnau, cine allesmein
aeadtete Beamtsnipittpe, mar eepobnt,
an Spnns unb 6eiertagen, aud bfters
III Der WDde, penn tie Belt bate, sesen
4beno In bic 8apfqe ~ ssben, pelde
mitten i'm Maloe lag, um bort au beten.
DIT fam ite erit ipdt, tpenr, bte lebten
&ldnee bes 4pc Mart,geldutes psrs
tlunsen tparen, tpieosr na9 bauie gu.
rid.
@ines Nbenos fam fe trister in bieie
SsapeQe. Da tniete ein ebrtpirbieer
@reis NIT i4neeipeiSen Qaaren auf benz
8eti9emel, unb betete rs9t anbdhtig.
Weil Ct gar 10 ilftis auSiab, 10 reIdte
linn Srau bon SdDnau Elm tleineS Il
moien, bas er germ annabm. Ser @reis
ging fort, inbem er nod Dfters bic WUte
riecertDlte v@Dtt berselte es Sbnen
tau1enomal! st besab iid tiefer In
oas @ebIid. um bort ousyaruben ;
oenn er tuar aus tiaem e%ntfermten OOrt
uno Bate einen peiten @eg ;uriidleeen
mtien, I'M aur @alofapele gu gelan-
gen. Ser alte Manr, bet faft 80 Sabre
3dblte> war iebr ,niioe.
Ser @reis tpar f4on einise Belt in
benz @ebuih eelesen, uno fling an, Dor
Mibisteit ein3uialafen. Da h6rte er
3uei Rduber mtteinanber reben. uOu,"
iaste elmer gum anbern, vpeibt bu mas?
Sest f5nnen mir leidt gu ettpas @elo
tOmmen. Die alte Srou, tpelte fat
ale Sage olletn bier in uniere
@alofapeQe fommt, tpirit bu wrbl tens
nen. gben beute babe i@ fe wiener
oabin eeben ieben. Da tpOaen pit
bier b%erielben auf1auern, ie ausplinberu
unb uns pteoer bsim!ih bapcn1@leie
den." Oils bic Nduber unttr fi@ Die
Sa6e berabrsbet batten, aosen fte fiA In
oas @etiiih surid.
9lqein Der @reis idlid, ais CT lneinte,
be &duber fDnnten i'm nidt nsetr ent:
bsden, aus b;m @eblid, no er Der.
1edt mar, elite beimli@ su Srau bor
S4Daou Fin, bic rod In BET @alb
tapeIe gebetet Bate, uno eben fortgebm
wOlte, uno f~liiterts ibr gu: SD bite
Sic, bette Srau, seben Sic auf einem
anbern @ese nod bauis. SIM Woloe
lauern Gduber suf Sic, tpelde Sic aus,
plinoern tpolen. @eraoe borber babe
ih bieielben miteinanoer baribsr reber
eebDrt."
Srau BON GdDnau bnntte benz alter
Wonn, bei9entte Jpn lno elite nad
bouie. Do,t mahte iie Mnseise, haf
in benz @alo &duter ssieben tpurten,
pelde iie auf benz Qeimtpes berouben
poltcr. Sod in Der rdmlihen 9aa@t
puroe bic Mannihaft aufseboten unb
Der Nalb ourdiudt. @trtli9 selano
es, Die &duber, re!de fdcn felt ei,i5er
3eit bic ese unitder maaten, gu ererei=
fen, uno betamen fir ibre l1ebeltbaten
ibre seredte Straie.
Nral BON SdDnml erSdblte ibrem
8ruoer, Der Pfarrer In einem benad:
barten Dorfe tpur, BON ibrer &ettuna.
Ser fromme @eiititde iprah v@iet'
Iiebe Sdwefter! 10 beihlbt Der liebe
@ott bisienisen, trelde auf Sbn Der=
ttauen unb Sbm eifris bienen. So bleibl
bod epig tpabr, pie eS in ienem Sprud
beibt, ben i& neulid In einem 8ud &C.
leien babe:
Soft himmt fid isner frdftis an,
Die piel gu Seiner gbr' eetban."
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Sseiu Gpbnes Gt,ifi. bif audi MIR /,

Seiu GObnes gt,iftj br'f aud mir in
Meiner Notb."
Die 8erbdltniHs beS Tartoren Der.
be1erten fid ourh @ottes Qtlfe nod
pirtlid. 8oa 8ergnii5en iiber bic St.
fabrung, tpelde er semadt bate, fudte
er ben Oifijier auf, b6rts bon ION, tpie
@Dtt fir tbn geiorst babe, uno ersdbIte
oam ielbit, tpie er Soft sebeter, unc
bon ibm Ollie erbaLten Bate. vOas III
gut" iette er binau, uoaB t9 etpas bon
oieiem pabreu @oite tpeib. 8on nun
an min id oiefen fpabren @Dtt in ieinem
Sobne anbeien uno nerebren."
Der Oifi5ier CAB ibm nod tpeitereu
1ntertiht BON Soft uno isinen ieligma.
denoen Initalten turd Ssium Gbri.
ftum.
Ser Sartar tpurbe Elm gutter, eifrises
Gbriif, uno erfubr es tdeliA inner
mebr, pie nabe Der 0err allen lit, bic
i'm Namea ieiaes 90ttliden SObnss gu
lnm rufen.
gQe, Bic su Dir gefommen,
5ait Gu, Seiu aufsenommen;
&etnen, Ser Gid an9eflebt,
&etnen bait 9u ie peri6mdbt;
9lae, Bic gu Dir gebetet,
6ut 0ein itarfer Qlrm 9%erettet,
@el6e gotb, Nqmddttser!
@el6e 2aft lit Dir gu i6per?
&raft un6 8etsbeit feblt Dir ME;
Selfen fannft Ou obne Mi1'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14

Last winter saw in the Maine farmer IN
account about planting large whole potatoes
and cut pieces, having about three eyes to q
piece, In which the amount of yield vas
mach 10 favor Of the v ,ole potatoes for seed.
So last spring l thought would try an ex-
pertinent with three rows The middle row
vas planted with whole potatoes, Weighing
III to 8 OF. each, one outside row Was
planted With potatoes of the saus size cut
into two pieces, the other row was planted
with potatoes Of the same size a. the middle,
but cut into four pieces. The gr3nad Was
we'll dressed with stable dressing 10 the fur
row and superphosphase al the rate Of 500
lbs TO acre was scattered in on top Of the sta
BILE dressing. The seed was then dropped
about Is inches apart in each row being in
a hurry at digging time did not measure or
weigh the proc uct, although the Inference
vas plainly to be SEEM. The row planted
With whole potatoes did no, yield 20 many in
oalk a. either of the other rows, With Abou'
as many small potatoes as there were in both
the other rows. The yield of the ether row
sas about alike with less small potatoes il
the row seeded with quarters. If any Of
your subscribers have tried planting whole
and cut potatoes, wish thar som I the n
would report the results of the sam
Nor+h saar.p.rf
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
our rest by sick child suffering and cry
.ng with pain of cutting teeth? If so, send
at once and get a bottle of MRS. WNsLowr
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHING.
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ooor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
ipon it, mothers, there is 40 mistake about
t. 1t cures dysentery and Giarrhoea
regulates the stomach and bowels. cure.
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SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TKErHINe is pleasant
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14

We hope the Legislature will no, tax the
farmer boys of Maine 5000 year for tut
ton at the State College. II will coon have
q splendid endowment, and nov derives four,
and may soon derive sig thousand dollars .
year from the splendid bsquest of the late
Gov. Coburn- In q year of poverty the
Srsie put thirty dollar yearly tax on each
student. for tuition, ~ q means Of revenue
10 the Institution in its early days;
when before that tuition had been
free to every native resident boy or girl
Of Maine. That $50 90 has meant deprivs
ton, less clothing, harder work, fever meal-
and smaller comforts to many State Col
Isge student. As its faculty we'll knows, if
even in some cases il has no. been = com plete
bar to an education at that institution
rhe present Legisla. should restore free
tuition.
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Another interesting fact appears in study
ing the annual report OF the Boston live stock
market and comparing the figures of 1883
with those of pre- sious years, not alluded to
by us last week. This is the increase of
cattle sent to Boston from Maine last year
over the number sent in previous years. In
1884 Maine sent more cattle to Brighton
than it has done in any year for the past
seven years, viz: II 900 head. In 1885 the
sumber sent was 9 ,427; in 1886, 95ll; in
1887, 9,622, and 1888, l0.l5 But while
there has been steady increase in the num-
Der of cattle sent, the supply of sheep has
been shrinking. In 1886 Maine sent 40,758
sheep AMI lambs to Brighton, a greater
number than in any one season for the past
seven years. In 1887 it Sc It 3S. 635, and in
1883 it sent less than one half of what il did
in 1886, viz; l9,0s0. These figures
more than anything show the shrinkage and
want of interest in sheep husbandry in our
State. These figures should be changed in
the next three years. We should double our
numbers of sheep and lambs in that time,
and treble the numbers of our cattle sent
FORWARD to the Hub market. 1t can and
should be done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14

There ia An important issue again up
between. England aud France In regard to
the fisheries. which /. Of interest to the
people Of the United States as bearing on
the questions in controversy with the
government OF the former in regard to
eur fisheries. England ia charged with
violating the Treaty of Utrecht, and seri-
Gus trouble may grow out Of it, for both
France and Eng aud are very pertlnaeiou.
In regari to their fishing interests. Ac-
cordlng to English sdvic,ss received at
Ottawa there l. even possibility of a seri-
Gus rupture between the two nations over
the interference on the part of British
subjects with the vested rights of the
French fishermen on the north and west
coast of Newfoundland, BY the treaty
of Utrecht (l.i3), France ceded to Great
Britain sovereignty over the whole of the
colony 81 Ne Sfoundland, reserving, how
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14

We have no first class fruit soil on the col
lege farm" Such is the language of Prof
.lorlon of the Maine Experiment Station to
Nr. Chas A. VI Her of Warren, as pub
lishSd in the Union Farmer. While giving
.xpre ssion To This ,ru h Prof Jordon might
also have added what is equally true, that
one of the most popular commercial apples
grown in Maine, cannot be raised and
10 not grown to any extent in
Orono. This is the Bald vim and Orono 10
belle we'd 70 be north of the line of the sue
cessful culture Of this variety. To de;ermn.
this and other fruit line. in Maine xith posi-
tive accuracy, is one of the things the Eek
pertinent Station or the new department of
Horticulture at the college shonld determine
as soon AS possible. Meanwhile the prob
lens connected with the adaptation of vare-
ties to soils, and vice versa in dife -ent parts
of the State mast be worked out through
several permanent branch experiment plots
or test orchards, located in widely divided
counties, and under charge Of careful, COM
peteut assistants. This will surely come in
the not distant future.