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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
@ejen Una g@rcibeu.

Sin She'll bes beiben 0dulern bes 81 IL
greieS gerneinldaftltben Mus d u i
les fir 6 II tpanoernngsange
genbetten miro in alernG6iter !2ett
audi nod Gbtcago beiu6er, uut in Der
atpeitgr0Bten StaDt bes 2anbeS bic in Seem
g)Drf bon tbm angeitellteu @rntittelulaen
uber Die @intpanoerung gu Dolenoen.
Ser @elammtauSl6uB bat boz Der Mbs
retle etui9er leiner Wtttglieber nod etnR
Stsung gebaIten. unb nanlentli6 aud auf
@runo Der BON benz 2usi6uB etngefors
oertet @uta6ten oeuti6 anlertfantl6er
3eitunssreoafteure ipra6en fta III oieier
SiBung Die meiiten Witglie6er bafir aus,
bon lebem iiber adtSebn Sabre alien
@tuipanoerer lole bel Der II II II q berS
laHgt tperbeu, oaB ct leine Mutters
lpra6e leien unb l6retben Tonne.
SIS lit bies Der Boridlag, tpelhen mr.
iprangli9 &i6arb @Iutber, iegiser
Generalconiul IN Wlerifo, ais Witslieb oes
@inpanoerungsausi6uiies bes porigen
@ongreieS, gema6t bat. IS mar elm
gegen ben &uoipnotbingporldlag, mona6
ben Ginnanoerern bereits cine GenntniB Der
englil6en Spra6e Sugen1utbet Der6en lolte,
gerihteter S6a65ug.
WaS aber cine Nenoerung Der 81 IL
raIiiationsgelebe betrtfft, 10 miro
Dteuetdt lelblt Der Oemofrat Oates BON
Mlabama, Der i'm porigen GongreiIe 10 etfrtg
englt16es Selen unb S6reiberl our See
bingung Der Decentralization Der @inipanoerer
gema6t mi1ien molte, bas 8erfebrte letner
TorDerung einleben. 9enn 10 chen crit lit
bet Der Dpn etnem @omite oes %nationalen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an Srt uno Stele oors
9enommenen llnterlu6ung iiber Die @rllors
oun9 Des GongreBfanoioaten GlaptDn in
Nrfanlas feltgeitellt morbe1, 0aB nod beltte
minoeItens Elm 9rittel Der ipetben Gamble
pDlferung ienes Staate5 tpeDer en9ltl6
(noh in elmer anoeren Sprade) Ielelr ulo
lhretben fam, Dbglei1 nibt rur btele uns
milIenoen Wlenld)en lelbit I'M SiiDen sur
QSelt fameil, ionoern l6on tire 8orcltern
9~eborene Qmerifaner en9lti1er Sunge
iDaren.
Nls I'M 1origen Sabre in WftiitjIippt BON
0emofraten 3ur @tnbammung oes yte9er>
itimmre6tes cine v8ilOungsflaulel" III Bes
Sug auf oaS Stimlnrsht porge1bla9en
nurbe, madten oortige oernofrattl6e Par1
~teileiter etIig Dem Borl6lage ben @arauS,
tpeil burh i'm audi cine Otaiie gutter tDetBer
Oenofraten bonn Stimmre6te ausgelhlol~
len perben tpilroe. Nibt piel belier miro
es i'm Staate bes 6erru Dates ausleRen.
Selblt Dem aufaeblaieniten ¬pnotbtng
muB es benin bod ftar leiu, oaB Elm @tnges
panberter, Der Die beutl6e ooer Die l6nes
btl9e ober Die b6uiihe Sprade DOer cine
anoere n%idtseneliihe @ultulipra6e LEFT
unb idrei6t, uno our6 o~euti6samerifas
nij6e ooer l6meoiIh amfrtfanilde Doer an
bere 3eitungerl iber Die @tnri6tunger oleleS
Qanoes beleGrt mirb, better gum einlthtS7
Dollen 8urger Der Ser. Staaten taugt, als
Elm Don @nglii6z Mmerifanern abitammels
Der @ingeborener, Der gar fetne Sprahe lieit
uub i6reibt, aud niht Die englii6e, in tpel7
der er aufgetpadlen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26
Ger @ltk ais 0enfer.

Gnbli6 lit bas aaerlebte Mittel, bie
eletfril6e 9tnrihtung oes Wf0rbers
Eemmler gu D%erbinbern, erl60pft. 9as
Sberbunoesgeribt bat ben Nntrag Die
EDDtung auf elettrii6em @ege fir cine De:
8unbesperfal1un9 3upioerlaufenoe uu1ges
tpDbnli6e lno grauiane" Strafe Su erflGz
rem, abgelebnt. Oie @ntl6eioung oes
oberiten StaatSgerihtsbofes Don SEEM yort
bleibt allo beiteben uuo &en1mler mus bran
glauben.
Oa ale 8orbereitungen 81 Ietner Qbfer@
ttqung ihon getroffen maren, ebe oiele lebte,
peraeblide Berufung an bas Sberburbes@
geri1t erfolgte. miro nun pobl Die Sa6e
In wenigen Saeen al Gnbe iein. lnter
benz @elebe tperoen Sag unO Stunoe Der
6inridtung ni6t inn Boraus bonn &i6ter
feitseiteQt, ionOern Der @efGngntBs Director
bat lie su beitimmen. 0as 1T cine gtabz
abmung bes in Sranfret6 geltenben
'8rau6s. Qluh bort tpiro Der sunt Eobe
perurtbeilte 8erbreGer I6er Sag uno
Stunbe Der 6inri@tuns III %tlnfenntniB ges
balten bis ptoBli6 in Der Wlor9enfrii6e Der
6enter in leine 3eue tritt, ietne u3oi!ette"
ma6t (ndmlib Die 6aare i'm @enid obj
ibneioet) uno i'm unter oas Saabeil
l6iebt. 0as lit ein Q9erf iueniser Wiz
nuten.
Ob nun bieies gsrfabren Elm beionbers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

Selbt Or. @bparos. Der gegentpdrz
tige 8oritebe oes Staatsl6nl s
10 lens bon Sainois, ipridt iid jeBt
Ir NenDerungen an Dem S.6ulz
3mangSgeleBe aus, A1ter oellen Sdter
er qebDrt. Wentg1tens bat er ii6 firSli6
bier in Gbicago in oieler Gi6tung geauBert,
nGlnli6 10:
vNus ldn6liden 8esirfen iirb &laeen
bariiber eineelaufen, oaB oortige Shuls
oireftoren Die ibnen pom @eiebe iibertragene
Weabt AL Sherereien gegen quite 8farr> uno
NriDatlhuleu miBbrauden. Sine iol6e
Nirflng oes @jeiebes mtro bon beieu
8reunoen nidt getplini6t. l1no lie itno
jebt gerne uno etfrtg bereit, cine lold)e Nenz
oerung an benz @eieB Dor5lnebmen, baB
jeoe @efabr zines ungerehteI @tngrttteS in
Die 9ted)te Der Gltern pernieben ptro. gu
bielem 3mede muB ali o Die Belt!mraurlg,
tpeld)e Den S6uloireftoren Die Ntadt oere
Ieibt, iiber Die Beldaffenbeit uno gereha
tigung eiuer 8farr1 ODER Brtoatl6ule 81
entlheiben, uerGnoert tperoen."
Or. @onarbs Iieht lebt aud Elm, 0aB es
Elm llnreht lit, Der beutl6en gtarrs ODER
Yriuatihule Dor3ul6reiben, DaB Tie ben ltnz
terriht in allen 8ddern mittelit Der enge
lii6en Spra0e ertbeileu miilie. Gr iagt:
vgStr balten IS fir tpeiie, ni9t ltebr I'll uers
~Iunael1, baB aud Der unterriht i'm Gedbnen
1no in Der Grotunoe ieoenfallS in eaglllher
Sprade ertbeilt perbeu muB."
l1rb oann lagt er nod: vgStr 1tnb 81
ieber p%erniinftigeu Nenoerung oes @eleBes
bereit, 10 baB fem Bater, Der ith %beltrebt,
ietn Rinb 3u einem guten 8itrger 81 ma
den, belGitigt nerben lol. Nber ben Gruno>
geoalten oes @eiebe5 = @rStDIngung pes
geiuhs elmer S6ule - tpDlIen tnIr rtdt
oufqe5en. Sin folder 3lpang lit gerabe
audi in SQinois iebr nptbipenotg. 0enn
unaefdbr loo, 900 CD &inoer, pelde III Der
S6ule iein lolten, itnb auf Der StraBe."
@eaen oas, mas Or. @OnaroS ttber Die
NotbnenDiafeit zines SbulStDan9eS 1agt,
lGBt lid nt6t ~itreiten. Die 3ugeltdnontl1e,
melAe er in Betreff elmer Nenoeru19 oeS
2panasaeiebes ma6t, lauren in Der Ntdz
tung Der Sproerungen Der Seutldetl, mles
tpobl tie ntcbt melt 9er1ug 9eben.
Slnmerbtu gebt aus oblgen Soroerllllgeh
berpor, oaB nun au6 Or. @onaros De9on>
men bat, ii6 nit Dem 0eoatlten etles ges
rebten Nusglet6s in Der S1ultra9e 81
%befai1en. @r mub ieooh, 'penil er EN- per-
niinftiges 3iel erreiNen tptl, 1ton msDr
3u9eitGnoniiie MAIDEN. Gr muB 1t0 a.S.,
bamit besniigen, BON Pfarrs nlto PrioaIS
idulen einen guten unterri6t i'm ergltlb
Qelen unb S6reiben su uertdneen, ,obne
ibneu gu perbieten, in 8esng auf tr9e1o Elm
sad cine anbere Sprade ais unterrtbtSz
ipra6e al benusen. st ntnB belonoers
aud flr 8eleitigung Der unperniinttt9en
8eitimmune tpirfen, baB oas &tao nur
eile Sd)ule III Dem bon letne1 @lterlt PEE
ppbuten 8esirfe bsill6en blirfe.
Oo1 BARN, baB bas GinD au6 IN Der
9farrz ober Bripati6ule gut engliih lers
men loa uno 6aB Der Staat bas 0tebt nno
Sic Yfli6t bat, Die Rtuber Oil Der Ber7
lGumnib oes Sdulunterridts 81 perbtflz
bern, 1T Die uagebeuere Dtebrbett Der 0eut7
l9en nit Or. @oparos etnoerftalloeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

BEN er fie ulo lire 8egriinoung genau ge7
prlft bate, ourd leiu 9eto ab, rlo
mGbreno moerer GongreBeS tbunQen ipar
Ell. Notwithstanding ebenio tbatia. Sine
groBe 3a6l iol6er Getp'S begrinoete er IN
fleinen Botldlafteii, in tDel6en er Dem Son>
greB ben itrGflihen 2eid)tlinn, pomit oleler
bel iold9en 0ingen oerfubr, oerb inter Die
Stale rieb. Die Sbatiade, bab bar1als bas
rationale Nbgeorouetenhaus beinofrattl6
mar, aLlo ietne ei9elte 4artei bic 6auptperz
authorizing fir ben lnfug bate, madte i'm
nid)t i'm mtnDeIten IRE. Gbelllo penig lieB
er fi6 burh Bic tpitbenben Shimpfreoen
bon Yarteiz 3eitungen ltno bon mebreren
yYoIten" BET @ranD Nr1nD einlhi6tern.
Sn Der BolfSmeinuna tm @rpBeu unb
@anSen l6aoeten @leDelanO Dtele lei5en1
i6aftli6en Qingriffe auf leine 8eto'S 9egen
Die 9ripat> BelltpnS>8 Bills ebenlD tDenig,
mie Die Muthausbrii6e segen bas Geto,
nel6eS er 9egeu cine groBe @eiammtpenz
iionS>Sta gel6leuDert bate. gttdt ielte
8eto's gegeit feline luro eroBe Eenftpns=
Bills fiibrten leine giieoerlage bel Der leBten
8rGiioententpabl berbei, loroern letl1e Siels
lung in Der Carthage unO Die Harteinirren
i'm Stadte gletp g)ort. unb trob Der eben
eripGbnten 6inDernilie erbtelt CT betrdhtli6
mebr 8olfSittmmen ais 0arrtlon. @etptB
lit Das ein 8emets bafilr, oaB ibln ietn Nufs
treten in Der Beniiousfrage alS lol6er beim
8olfe mebr geniibt alS geiAaoet bat.
Ser @eiammtbetrag beS @eloes, pel6es
our6 Die iebt ungeodmmte Slutb Der
4rtuat> 8enftonSz8 Bills Dem 8unbeSi6abe
e~nt3pgen miro, mag im 8ersleide nit ben
Gieienlummen. melhe linn in Sulge Der
groBen 8euitpns9eiebe nod piele, DieleSabre
lang entitrDmcn mer0en, ntdt rieiig iein.
2tber ein idalnloier, nod in feinem anoeren
2anb porgetpmnleter l11fue iinb ie bod.
limb meiitens fommen ie 9eute 5u quite,
beren 9tnipriide, BON benz Beniionsamte
aus ben trifti9iten @runben 3uriidgewielen
tporben lino: ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

milOes un0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit, oa>
riber lGBt ii1 i%treiten. Wtait lolte metiten.
rs nlIlie einem Oienihen ibreGli6er leln,
Nodenlang jeoe Winute ben Eoo ertDartcn
al mitllen, al5 inl 0oraus 3u tpllien: an
Dem uno Dem Gage, 81 Der lno Der Strnoe
tpirit ou 3u leben aufboren. Nngenebm ut
natiirli6 feiilS DON beioen uno mir ipolen
bon Serjen boffen, oaB &etner, Der olele
3etlen lielt, jernalS in Die Sage gerdtDe1
m0ge, alpil6en ben beloen Nrten tDablen 81
mll1ien.
Sn einem gunfte baben iib ibrigens
bic 3a~rtbelditeten Seelelt, tDelde Den !Oerre1
We0roern ben SOB 10 unmerflt6, tpie Mog@
Iib MAIDEN lDollrn, Derrednet. QSas t1neft
porgel6mebt babeil mag, mar pobl nte Sor@
i~telIutg, baB btele 6erren 10 gu lagen I'M
S6laIe tootgebliBt iperoen iouten, unbe-
knownst to them, tpie Der GtrllOe ldgt.
9lber oatnit lit es nihts. gfad allen Se>
lbreibun0en uito Nbbiloun9e1 Der fir Die
elettrilhe !6inrt6tung getroffenen Nnital7
ten miro Diele fallm meniger ur1ltdloe ma
her, ais Die @rbGnaung, Dtelei6t logar
nlebr. Den Sooesfaltntoater IN ben Sterbes
ftubl ein5uihnaQen, Die 0rdbte oil let;em
Gopfe unb leinem Giidsrate in Die ri4tlge
Gteululg Su b%ringen, oal11lt Der S6lag
aud pirfli6 lofort t6bte, oas mag letGt
eben 10 bel !3eit in Qlnipru6 nebmer, ipie
Die 8orbereituns fir ben Sob am @algen.
DIS bas @eieS in 8eratbung itano, lpuroe
urter Der IN ben 9tetp yprfer @%efGngnlilen
iiberoen WtDroern llmfrage 9ebalten, pte
e Iber Die Sa6e Dd6ten. Benn uns
reAt ertnnerli6 lit, erfldrten lid bier
SinfteL bon ibnen fir ben SOB ourd ben
5trang. - SIS lit ebeu @el6nlaGla9e!
Barufn iol man fth Dariiber ben &opf
aerbreden F? @eben iib Denn etpa Die
6erren Wi0rber groBe Wtiibe, ibren Spfert
ben SOB 10 leiht, bequem uno lAmer3lDs,
ipie mDgli6, au MAIDEN !?
SIN Dieien Sagen perlautete, baB Die
vNreunoe" &emmlers (porunter %tuoeilen
l1ur Die @jeiellihait gu ueriteben lit, beren
Wtald)ine altr 0tnribtung oertpenoet ipers
ben ioQ uro bic oas eber1 bintertretben
mo0te, tpeil lie papon Shaoen fir ibr @es
i66tt befur6tet) II ii ei1en Nfeil in threm
Solder bitten. Sic t%pDllten, 10 bieB es,
bartbun, oaB inter benz beitebenoen gemeinen
9tedte mn, Der Sberif beredtigt lei, Die
9oDesttraie gu ppuftreden. Dap allo elm
@eieB, ipeldes Dem q etdugniBz0i
rettor Die Strafpollitredu1g 3~utpeile,
ur9alti9 Jet. - Of0glib tits i6on, baB
cine lcld1e &ilmmellpalterei perludbt miro
mas mare beun BET ameritanilben
u9oiers" n d mDgli6? S6ipexltb aber
lperoen lte balnit @lld Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

9eaett, Die tbeils ans Satatismus, tbeils
81 BarteiaDeden gdn3libe 9ufbebung Des
3pangsgelebes Derlanaen, ruft elm oem1o1
tratil6eS beuti6es 8fatt, Der tdgli1e
9apenporter 9emofrat, tparnenb 3u: Seoe
gu lpeit 9ebenbe 8orberung beuti6eameri>
tantider 8iirger in Der S6ulfrage tonne
ben &anpf nit ben purttantids natipiftiz
ihen @lementen unter unleren Meitbargern
eilglii6er 3unge nur eri6tperen man
oarfe nt6t Iber bas a3tel binausi9ieBen;
btinber @tfer i1abe MIR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-26

Giner Der berebteiten bemofratiiden Sez
rlotoren mar nod Dor etnigeu Sahren
@9arles @. Soues bon SIprtod.
@eboren i'm Sabre 1884 in Srlano, mar er
ais 5ebnjGbriger arlner Ritabe in oteies Qaro
eingepanpert. @r fam in letnem 3tpan3igs
The morning news., 1890-06-02

through the summer have found it Q cheap
way to make pork.
NJ. W. Cooke Of Iowa relates his expert
ence in this direction as follows:
1--WE speak Of the tendency of the hog to
become a grazing animal This is all
wrong; we should say the discovery has
been made that the hog is to some extent a
grazing animal. and the high price of corn
has caused experiments to be made that
have demonstrated that pork can be pro-
duced by the use Of grass and corn for 40
per cent. less than when corn alone is used.
Not only this, but since the custom has be-
come common. Of turning hogs out to
graze-rather in, should say, for they are
no longer free commoners as in our fathers
day-the number of hogs dying of disease
has been reduced nearly one-half, so that we
are just learning how to make the most of
our hogsn
l have found the pea vine or perennial
clover the best pasture for swine. One
acre of it will easily keep ten hogs through
the summer, and, as it makes large guam
tity of good milk, it is the best way to keep
brood sows that are raising pigs.
The morning news., 1890-06-02

or the manure not well protected will not
analyze as high as the above lowest figures.
Doubtless very little ever ranges above the
highest given.
With ammonia at 1211s cents per pound,
phosphoric acid at 6 cents, and potash at
cents ton Of stable manure represented by
would be worth 81 &c. In round numbers
call it 81
1t is very evident that except for special
uses in the garden it would not pay to buy
1t at any distance off and haul it.
Out of just 50 much stock necessary to
carry on the farm operations 1t would be
impossible for any farmer to make one
twentieth of the manure that he could use
to advantage on his farm. Those who COM
bine farming with dairying are better sit
uated in this respect.
For some purposes in the market gardens
near the cities first-class stable manure
could be used with profit, even at 81 to s5
per ton if 1t could not be had any cheaper,
but this would not hold good for any of the
ordinary farm crops. Outside of the con-
tents Of valuable elements of plant food
the 400 pounds of organic matter has some
valuein its quality as a mulch and as a
receptacle for carbonic acid. The money
value of this IS not calculable, however.
Both the solid and liquid excrement should
be carefully saved on every farm. Our
abundant pine straw affords every facility
for saving it in the best manner. S. A. C..
The morning news., 1890-06-02
EOil for House Plants

One who raises house plants, says Vick's
Magazine, should keep on hand the mate
rials, such as loan, sand and manure, to
combine properly for the kind of soil needed
for particular plants, A good character of
loan is one of the most essential of these
materials, as florists and greenhouse men
well know, and they are very careful to keep
themselves well provided with it. The
amateur plant grower should provide it as
surely, since but little of it will be needed,
and therefore asupply not difficult to keep
up. A few wheelbarrow loads of sod piled
up, with the grass side downwards, will in
the course of a year decay SO as TO make a
mellow, fbrous soil. This is the foundation
of good pot soil. Now, with some of this
soil mix half as much old rotted manure aud
some sharp sand, and a compost will be
formed which will be admirably suited to
many kinds of plants. The sand keeps the
soil porous, and the materials of plant food
are present in available form.
The morning news., 1890-06-02

Gents beautiful r. X. Davis Scarfs, usu-
ally sold at 50c., and by some Of the high
toned furnishers at 75c., are now offered,
while they last, at 19c.
Gents K. K. Davis Negligee Shirts in
Flannel, Silk, Cheviot, etc., at 35c. Soc.
79c., 99r.. 81 os, 81 rs, So As, 50 55 and SO rs.
up TO "a 98
III dozen Cents White Unlaundered
Shirts, linen bosoms and bands, patent in
serted sleeves. Soc, worth 81.
139 dozen Gents Unlaundered Shirts. linen
bosom, wrist bands and collar bands. 27c.
would be cheap at SOC.
Finest assortment of Gents Gauze. Lisle
and Silk Underwear ever before seen.
10 dozen Gents White Unlaundered
Shirts. EN- mbroidered bosoms and open front,
TIC, worth 81 so.
73 dozen Gents India Gauze and Balhrig-
gan Shirts, nice quality and we'll flushed,
17c., worth SOC.
DO dozen Gents Undershirts in brown
and gray. These are elegant goods and
well worth 75c., price now BIC.
Teck and Puff Scarfs. beautiful Four-in-
hand Ties, elegant Windsors
See our assortment of r. K. Davis Neck
wear. Prices are cut in two.
$50 dozen Gents British Half Hose. good
quality and nicely finished, price &c.
40 dozen Gents Solid Color Ingram Half
Hos, "a bargain at 121Sc.
32 dozen Gents .Balbriggan Half Hose.
solid color, full regular made. bargain:
price &c., well worth SOC.
The morning news., 1890-06-02
Hog Feeding.

Prof. Hunt of the Illinois College Farm
gives the result of his experiments as fol-
lows:
l. Itrequired 1880 pounds of skim milk
to produce pound of pork when fed with
cornmeal ratio IL, to fattening hogs.
2. Skim milk could not be economically
fed to fattening hogs unless it was waste
product which could not otherwise be util-
ized.
5. Ii required on an average Al pounds of
shelled corn to produce pound of pork dur
ing an average period of four weeks, or 1
bushel produced 1875 pounds.
q. 1t required Al pounds of cornmeal to
produce pound of pork, or bushel of corn
made into meal and fed will produce 1874
pounds of pork.
5. When dry, shelled corn is more
economical than cornmeal to feed fattening
hogs.
g. 1t required 7t5pounds, or one-fourth
bushel, of ground oats to produce 1 pound
of pork when fed with equal parts by
weight of cornmeal.
7. One bushel of cornmeal is worth
nearly 3 bushels of oats as food for fatten-
ing hogs.
g. Corn-fed pigs gained ~ pounds per
week. and ate about 81 pounds of corn per
100 pounds of live weight.
@. Pork was produced during the cold
weather, with corn at 2S cents per bushel,
for less than cents per pound.
10, An insufficient food supply for two
weeks caused very con siderable loss in
feeding thereafter.
II. Indian corn is the most economical
nork-producing material during the winter
months in regions where extensively
grown
Farmers who have grazsd their hogs
The morning news., 1890-06-02
Stable Manure.

Economy in the use of stable manure de-
mands that it should be handled only once.
For certain purposes in garden culture it
is desirable to make up some of the best of
it into good compost; but, as rule, the
bulk of such manure should be hauled out
and applied either broadcast or with fur
rows late in the fall. Broadcast applica-
ton is the best, but as there are some crops
that do well on such manure when applied
In the furrow, it may be made to 60 further
IN the way of making first crop by put
ting it in the drill. But for our ordinary
farm crops-cotton, corn and oats-broad-
casting is usually to be recommended. In
proportion to its bulk it may be esteemed
very weak fertilizer compared with most
manurial substances, and it may be very
extravagant form of manure to use if it had
to be purchased and hauled any great dis
tance. But when made on the farm, and
coming as waste product after having sup
Piled animal forcs it cannot be Considered as
costing anything beyond the expense OF ap-
plying it to the land. We should not un =
derate its value al fertilizer, neither
Should we exaggera'e it.
The composition Of stable manure varies
10 only an approximation can be made OF
the several valuable felements applied in a
ton of it. 1t depends upon the nature of
the food whether it is inferior Or of first
quality, and much depends upon the man
ner of preparing itI
Two Thousand pounds of fresh horse
manure contain of the three valuable ele-
ments as follows:*
hltrogen.. 10 to IA pounds.
k.hosphoric acid . - to 10 -
Ao1asn ..............s 10 to l3
Total valuable elements. ..M to 80
This is contained in 400 pounds of vegeta-
Die matter after 400 pounds of water has
Deem evaporated.
Manure that has been made from horses
'na' were not well supplied with grain food,
tons ooni fVc'aSue A-AP-A4A
The morning news., 1890-06-02
Here's the Way They Are Running.

36-inch Henriettas, in all shades, &c.,,
down from 35c.
Combination lot Of French Serges, Cam
elites
Henriettas, Batiste and English De Beige,
were 65c., 75c and S5c., down for this sale
to 471Sc.
10 Pieces fine Brilliantines with Persian
Stripes in all the finest shades, 67l4c.
Combination Dress Lengths, So 98, down
from So 25.
All of our "High Grades" Novelty Dress
Lengths at Half Price.
All of our 35c., 40c. and 45c. French Chal-
lies, down to 29c.
All our fiuest Imported French Challies,
have been SOC. and 65c.. down to SOC.
Black Goods, too, will be sold at panic
prices.
Rsmemter there are no ''baits. .decoys''
or leaders to tempt you on. The entire
stock is down to bed rock prices. They
must and will be sold now. COME
EARLY
The morning news., 1890-06-02

Universal confidence in our
statements was never so de-
cisively displayed as in the
present Bankrupt Sale of
Gents High Grade Furnish
ings.
Last week we gave some
details of the values we had,
but the half was not told, nor
the quarter. You will have
to seek at the store for many
bargains. about which the
writer is silent. Not until
word painters begin to adver-
tise can such as they hope for
justice.
Enough fresh things which,
for want of room, were
not displayed last week, will
be on exhibition tomorrow.
These, with the assortments
mentioned in last weeks ad,
will make the sale still more
interesting this week. Come
to the sale. Remember every
article in the $4,000 Bank
rupt Purchase must go, and
it must 60 at once. Not a
single item will be carried
over.
The morning news., 1890-06-02
A. r. ALTMAf Err q co.
NoTE. Shop Early. This
Store closes 6 P. NJ; Satur-
day 10 P. NJ. sharp, from
now until Oct. lst.
.ALTMA
We Bow to Stern
Necessity.
WoOIen Dress Goods Will
Be Literally Given

Our one and only thought
for the next twenty days will
be to convert into cash every
item of Woolen Dress Stuffs
now owned by us. The fig
ures below include only a few
selected specials which serve
as our index to the marvellous
values which may be had this
week at this store and at this
store only.
NoTE. never trespass
on your time or patience un-
less we have something of in
terest to tell you, which, if
needed, will inure to your ad-
vantage. Now THIS IS NO Sc
cRET, or we would not adver-
tise it to the world; nor is it
a secret how we do 1t. We
want to get rid of the goods.
Why? Well, we made a
blunder in buying too many
Dress Goods. The story is too
long to be told here. Come
to the sale and see the values;
see the multitude of Dress
Stuffs which we have, then
you'll understand it clearly.
The morning news., 1890-06-02
China Silks

Will be almost given away. This will un-
doubtedly be the last sale of the season in
these Goods. so come while the bargains Last
LOOK AT THESE FIGURES DID YOU
EVER SEE THE LIKE BEFOREf
so pieces solid color China Silk, in all the
new colorings, 49c.
so pieces Figured China silk, dainty pat
terms, Soc
35 pieces Figured China Silk, 81 inches
wide, very fine goois, down TO 75c.
10 pieces extra choice quality Figured
China Silk, ia dress patterns only, down to
75c., formerly 81 25.
IS pieces Wash Silks in Stripes and
Checks, very stylish for matinee aud blouse
waists, down to 79c
The morning news., 1890-06-02
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
The Field. Farm and Garden.

We solicit articles for this department.
The nams OF the writer should accompany
the letter or articls. not necessarily for pub
hcation. bCtas an evidence of good faith
The morning news., 1890-06-02

This advertisement can't
can't show qualities, only hint
of them. give prices, then you
underrate their value. To
make the effect startling both
must be seen together. Come
to the sale. Come early.
Come and get the bargain
buying mania.