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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
Nlecfrfc Rftfera.

Stefes Sellmittel 1T 70 ipobIbetannt un6 Il
populdr 9etpproen, nos es faum nod beionberel
Grpdbnuns bebarf. aue, bic es ie,naGs ae.
brau9ten, fimmen nit elm in fein Sob. Gin.
reiaere Mebicin siebt es ni9t, unb es tuirb Ga.
rantie %geleiitet, OaB fie aues Ieitet, tuas man
bon ibr berfpri9t. electric 8iters beilt ALI
2eioen Der 2eber anb Der Nieren, es ~entferui
@ei@pare, ausi9las. gaIaTu6 unb anbere
Golser u~nreinen 8lufes. @S treibt bas Mfa.
laria'Gieter aus benz @btem, beust bemieIbeu
bor mnb BELT GO ielbf in ben Standardization
Gaaen. &c eurirt R%opffdmer3en, 8tutanbrana
mad benz Sopse unO Misrdne. gerfude SoS
electric 8ttterS SsiIuns pirb s%arantirt, ober
6as @elb suridsejabIt.. &reis per Glafde SO
gents uno 81 in allen Apotbeten. Bbole1ale
bel Greis, Sbompfon & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01

gefauTt wurben bon ben 6armern
$685. pfuub Sped unb Is. $50 Yfunb
S@mal3, 1858 @ufbeI Rorn unb
1878 @allonen @OIaiies. 5m County
eiebt es 612 Garmeu. tpOranf PIT Nrs
better bef9dftist fnb; ouBerbem 27S
Pd@ter.
Die Garm : utenlilien reprdientiren
einen Mertb bon $31. 600.
geiGoreu tpuroen i'm Gribiabr 1890
1888 S9ofe, wel9e 44.415 pfunb
@ole lieferten, gum @ertbe bon SILL
794.
9ieie Nufielune III oQerbines ni@i
ean3 ~b0lfdnbig, ba Diele Garmer ibre
MHebments unb bic Statifiteu mi@t BE,
ridtet babeu. gs 1T an3unesmsn, boz
bic Ueri@iebeuen pOiteu i'm @on1en um1
rs procent b6ber fub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
9eras

= Ser Surnperein bon Borne bat
i4 eiuen 6relbrief ausaelen IoHen.
- Run -tpirb au9 auf benz Plabe
beg MderbdM uno @ttDerbe 20llege bel
8rban eit arteRf9er Drummer ge'
bobrt.
= Gin Geuer in Nraufas 9aB 3ers
ff6rte Gigentbum i'm Mertbe Don $10,s
600. Die @eb1ube BON ber griten Na.
tionaI 8ant on tis CUR Gde ber Iutin@
6tra6e brannten nie6er. Dos Geuer
ent[tanb in Der @eftauration vSbe @ng.
lifb 4tt9en". Mebrere Male mar 6as
ero6e breia6dige Mranfos 9otel In Ges
fabr, eineedi@ert au merben.
- eyn Seyartona tanlet Mr. unb
U2rs. u. tabor an. bic H1 als Spiriiu.
aIifen ausgaben unb onttnbigten, baB
He 8etforbene tuieber erf9einen lafIen
t6nntei &c. &c. Ser 6tabtmarIGaa
berIangte bon benz paare, baB es bic
2i3ens fit Wabriaser be3abIt; bic
2eute tpeigerten ,f9 unb iuauberten ins
@efdngniB. sic mnlen feline Biirg.
f6aft sebeu unb broben, bic etabt gu
b~erflagen.
= Sn Sort Mottb 1T cine 8aube
iugenbli@et Siebe aufseboben worben,
tuopor teiner dlter oils 16 Sabre 1T.
Die Sunsett geb6ren ben beften Gami>
lien an, uab nannten R9 bic Corn.
~bobaers@. Dem 8u@bGnbIer s. s.
garutbers ftableu fe I'm 2aufe zines
Wouats Maaren I'm Mertbe BON $500.
sic befl@ten ieinen Store, tpenn uur
elm Qnabe bic Mufi@t bate uno her
tuurbe bur& 9robuneen aller Nrt ems
9ei9h6tert.
= Cine fomii1e Gcene ereignete f1
In Oouitcn I'm Sabernatel, no &eu.
StetDart grmedungss unb 8etebrunsss
8eriammlungen abbdlt. Der ebrpirs
bige 6err faete unter anbereul. CT lpers
be fret unb often iprs@en. obne &tid'
f9t 3u uebmerl auf bic Nneriffe zines
l9mubisen MbenbbIattes. tDel9es BON
einem Manne frogli9en 2arafters rebi'
girt tpirb. 6ier erbob f9 in Der 10,s
600 36pfe 3dblenoen Wsen9e Der 8ruber
bes citirten gbitors 6. $. 8ailp unb
RIFF nit lautar Gtimme: Isle fpreDen
bon meinem 8ruber unb mas sic bon
ibm iasen, lit cine 0hge.A
- Sn Beaumont bat fi6 Ser G9neis
Der .. @eifeImann nit Morpbium uer.
siftet.
- 8si 6artponb berbrannten mob.
renb Der Sonntag Wo@t 80 Gorb 6oI3.
- Ser eilerne @elbfdtant ber Office
Der SunIet Babn In @onjales tpuroe
Sonniog Na@t erbro@en. Die Beute
belief ft@ auf 1886.
= Bel Der Nobrung bes arteRfden
8iefbrunneus, tuel9e bic Stabt Gal'
Deiion unternommen bot. I'm f~ef5ufels
len, Db auf ber Suiel @aluston elm un.
teritbii@ss Bnifn 3u finben III, wel@es
gutes unb geiunbes Srinfuoi1er IN bin.
rei@enber Menge fir ole 8ebirfniRe
elmer grsBen See. unb Gabrit'6 Stab
Iiefert. III mon ON rs. Nlai in Der Sieft
bon 1910 SUB auf cine tpaKerfibrenbt
Sanbf@i9t getommeu. 90 melt biz
iebt 3u ermitteln gerpeien, barf aaee'
1omme1 tperben, BOB bic WaKermaRe.
tpeI@e fe sur @erfagung felt, cine oer
3meden uno Hnipri6en entipre@enb'
if. lleber bic 8ei&afenbeit bes @oi'
fsrs fam aber 3und9f nod ni&ts Be.
fimmtes eeIaet tuerben. gs rtrb, ab4
5utuarten fem, Bis auuerldfRse NnaIp'
fen beHeIben borgenomrpen tDOr3en tnb
Die reu oufgefunbene MaFersM oer LEG
ettpa 300 SUB tieier, ais bic tiefite
tpeI9e Bis iebt erbobtt morbeu par uni
mad Der WaHetmafe, ,pel9e He burd
cine 81 aOaise R6bre siebt, au f9Iieben
III He eine reiGe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
Reifenbe Nsenten:
s. g. 8mi@.
10. Gd5prDbinb.
g | 8.
Cages Gbrpmtt.
1. SUM.


1920. M%ontesurna, &Snts bon Merifo, bin.
9eri9tet.
1894. StiItuns Der l1niber1itdt Salle.
1888. GerbindnO &aimunb, 9iGter nne
S4aulpitler, eebpren.
1892. &entudb in bic linton aufSenorhmett
1895. TenneHee in Die Union au%fgenommen.
1901. Brigham gouns seboren. 8eberriaer
Der Mormonen.
1916. 9apit @resor XVI. geftorben.
1849. @infebunS elmer propiiorifden &e<
gierung in 8a6er.
1860. Gr6Hnuns bes Reidstuss in @ien.
Contribution.
1861. Sic 0ampfer Greeborn unb &nas
Gotta beidieben bic 8atterien bon NcequiaGreef
gum 5tpeitenmal.
1862. gdIa9t Bel 6air OATS. Rebelen see
t~pprfen.
1864. 1.-12. e9la9t Bel Golb Sarbor, So.
11nion 1906 Tobte, 10,750 @erpunbete, 1856
8ermibte.
1867. annabme Der @erfaiiuns bes Nprbs
beatiden 8unbeS i'm 9errenbauie.
1868. Sames 8u9anan seitprben.
1878. 9cbilins's Mtteatat auf &aiier &ils
beIrt.
1879. Der @Obn gtappleon's III. bon ben
&affern eri@lasen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
Ser .WofeIbdder ouf benz 0tei

- Der ,@oHeIbddsr auf benz Gsei'
rob- TT Bic ueuefe gri9einuns I'm
n1@tli6en Berlin. Der Mann bat let
men Badofen auf einem Dreirabe plas
otrt unb ftrampelt f@ nit bemIelben
bur@ bic Straben. Bon 3eit 5u 3eit
maGt er 6aIt unb bebient bic Quno'
f9aIt.. Mit Der fiies:nben MurRfabrit
unb Der fabrenben Qafeeti9e bilbet ct
elm 1aratteriHii@es DreibIatt bes Stra'
BenIebens ber @ei@sbaupttabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
@as, eletriides 9idt nuO Sriehtraft,

mir bewerben uns I'M bic 3unb'
idoft bes publifums fur Sos, sur 8es
leu6tung unb gum 2o@en. Nrc, Sn'
canbescent, elettrif@es 2i9t unb elef'
tril6e 3riebtra5t. @ir liefern Rofen'
anidIdge fur 2seung bon &6bren In
66ulern, Nufielung bon 8as6fen, unO
elettriT9e 8eleu9tung, MOtore. @let'
tri5Ge Sriebfraft wirb prompt geliefert
BON ber San antonio Gas
3nmpagate. Selepbon PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
Bualems Mrntea.eaIbe

Die bette SaIbe Der @eIt fir G3nitte,
Queti@uusea, @ef3tpire, Gieber. unb 9aut.
Ausf6Ias, Gle4te, s~efprunsene Sdnbe, 8rutts
beuleu un6 ale Sauttrangbetten ; turirt ed'
utnrrboiben obcr feline B~eSablans. 8aaise
Satisfaction sarantirt oeer 6aS GeIb NTH
turii6erfattet. % Gents bie S9a4teI. Bum
Berfauf In allen apotbesen. DreiF, Gbomp'
fon 6 60. MaoleiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01

SiHee bss Slip COLLECTORS, I
San Mntonio, 20. Mai 1891. !
0unhes @ieentbamer tperben bierbur@
aufgeforbert Dor benz Is. SUM- 1891
bic febsefeb!e 0un6eiieuer i'm 8etrage
BON so Gents fir ieben 9uno gu ent.
ri9teu. Ntit 9unbeu. wel9e mad benz
%genannten Datum obne Steuermarfe
auf ben StroBen aufeefansen tperben,
Mrs in Der bur9 bas @efeb angeorb.
neten Weiie berfabren perben.
2antleute, wel@e lire 6unbe NIT
fid 3ur Stabt bringen, mARen bielelben
biGl bel ibren 5ubrmerten balteu.
= B. &if@e IT,,
GitD Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
9ie ginridtuna Der Gecbo1i6mter

ole @tnrt9turg Der Secpofdmter
1T ieet auf 10 beutf6en Dampfern elm,
gefibrt unb bat f9, ME aus Walbing.
ton beti6tet wirb, bur1aus berp6brt.
Die 3eiterfparniB betrug gIei@ BEL ben
erifen 8eriu@en fur Briefe, bic in Rem
Oort -ab3uliefern tparer, nole feds
Stunben unb bel tpeiter 3u b~ef6rberns
ben pofia6en man9mal awei Sage.
Der erte Dampfer, Der In Rem Oort
mad g~infhbrung bes neuert .GDaems
antam, mar bic r1abeI" e. ApriI)
urb ieitbem fnb f@nn IA &eifen bon
seepofbampfern Coon Bremen unb
9amburg) gu Der3ei9nen. 9ieielben
bra6ten 800, 600 unregifrirte uno iber
1l.000 resifrirte 8tiefe, aaBerbcm bic
h5li4e Mafe bon Badeten, 3eitunsen,
Drudia9en &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01
Npti5f fir Stemer5abler.
San Nntonio. 80. Wai 'a1.
Office hes @tnot N1eTorS.
Rampmanu. @eb6ube, 3immer 40.

TlmpWanus OeDQuDe, Slnlnler 4U.J
Die 8itrser usrben hierbur9 bena9s
ri9ti9t, BOB bic fdbtii9en Steuers@ins
f@dBungs-2ifen nit Der Nngabe bes
iteuerbaren @igentbums Iperfbnli@en
ME Grunbeiseutbums) fur oas nit benz
l. Mdra 1891 beginnen6e Gisfal. Sabr
iebt po(lenoet ftnb unb Bis gum 81. SuIi
1891 our oagemeiaen @inli@to often aus'
iicgen tperoen.
aue bietpon betrofenen Yerionen
merben bierour8 b6Ai6ft eriubt, R9
BET benz unterSei9neten gu meToen uab
ibr fieuerp1i9tises gisentbum an3use.
ben, Die es bas 8efeb un6 bic beitebens
ben fdbtif6eH 0erorbnungen b~srlangen.
@ufab Sra d,
Stdbtlffer NKeHor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01

9Gderban etat;ftif pom Werar GOmmtb.
Der 8ebhlfs. AKeKOr, 81. M. 9inbs
net, batte bic GreuubIi@teit, uns
bic folgenbe Mderbdu , Gtatiitit bon
8erar gountp ftir bas Sabr 1890 our
Nerfigunp All ifeDen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01

n@r @enOet gu@ on ebafer 6
Braben, pIumbets. fiir 0ffees
MdumIi@feiten. go. 29 Weft Cont
rieree . 6trobe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01

Bar 6aupiquartier fir Solitude
aum 5priben. Babemannen, plumbers
unb Steam : Gitters Waterial ieber Mrt
bel 6bafer & Braben, 20 Weit.
gommsres.S traBe.
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g otis

In @esus auf SmnSe.steaer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-01
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Henry v. Starrett, son Of |, P
S,arrstt. ESQ.,, of Warren, has gone tc
Hampton. Virginia. where be will take
charge of one If the farms belOngir 8 to the
II.np,on institute Mr. Stsrret is young
man OF ability, and 3 G -sduste Of the Maine
State College, class of '9l. p
Gen Charles Greene Sastelle, U. 5 A.,
wi b his two sons. has been enjoying .
ramp on foot from the Rsngeiey lakes to
bis old home in Norridgewock. Gen. Saw
tplte is q son OF the late Hon. Cullen Saw
teIie, formerly member of Congress from
the cd Third District. and q member Of
the celebrated class Of 1926, Bowdoin Col
lege.
Hon. David Dunn, the Nestor Of the
Andfoscoqgin county bar and acting Gov
ernor for brief period, hss recently passed
his four score years. lie was born 10
Cornish, pursued his legal studies at Saco
in the Office Of John Fairfield. afterwsrd
Governor, and imme diately after his admis-
sion to the York county bar in 1888 be
located in Poland where he has continued
to reside to she present time. Gov Dunn
il still in exec Lent health and is daily in At
eendance ct his Law Office
Sunday afternoon, Raw. j. X. Day Of
New York city lectured on temperance in
the NJ E church at Monmouth to crowd.
ed house. DR.. Day spoke in his usual
eloquent manner and carried the audiences
with him throughout bis discourse. He
spoke OF ipte importance in New York and
compare life there to life ia Maine where
we have probibitory Law. He spoke
wrongly sgainst high license and was OF
the opinion that prohibition prohibits in
Maine. DR.. Day is . arm Pfohobiiionist,
IS could soon be discovered BY hearing him
talk q few moments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-01

roAn AND sunpiue As9oc1A-
1IOu.
nssoa.nasns n lGsaesy q nar- Eawasd
c. Anea-

In seeordsnee viii sbs call iss1ed By
vics Presidents +. J. Lynch. Esq, ~
DIRECTOR Of TIE Augssts Loan and Bsildise
Aesscia1son, heId . fall nsetiag yesbsfdsy
afsssnssa With the single exception Of that
Fnenbef b sh3se nenssy - bsari bod
bssn called to meet. and 70 vnsa il placed
upon IL secsfas tbs following resolutions
Of respses ana sorrow. .rha sesolsiiaca
were pnsninsusiy adepesd:
wnxsEAs, in the mysterious vorkiogs
Of that Divine Providencs whose vsys are
|inscrutahle sec,ets to the finite mind. dsAth
has removed from the walka Of hfs our
PRECEDING ofhcsr and associste, Mr. 3 c.
Ailen, vho du,ios the fou' yeus' life Of
the ,Augusta Loan and Building Association
has been isa honofed aud able president.
Rssoissd, that the nsme Of 8. G Allen
q the leader Of this local organization,
hiss been Q tower of strength giving 70
il character and standing in the stages
Of its Incl cheney, vinping for il Ut the very
outset the confidence Of the people con
hdenos 10 essential TO the marvellous sue
Gers which il has achieved.
nauuced opinions Of our lamsnted Presi-
cent, and to his broad and liberal policy,
are we largely indyeted for the high posi-
ZION our association has atssiened sm,nR
those agencies that are instrumental in build
ing up and bssu,,fsios the city Of his adop-
ton and Of bis love, enabling the common
l.borer, and The mechanic whose oaly cap
iial il found 10 his trained intellect and
willing hards. to place roof over his
head and gather about him his wife and
children 10 the sanctuary of his own home
Rssofrsd. That We will fondly cherish
the memory OF the warm heart vhose a.
iogs are bu.hsd; and while the grave hod
No titles among its sleeping millions. Al
silently reposifg together. the bich. the
low, rbe rich and the poor--'be iahaenct
of this young life. cut OF 90 suddenly, vii
ever be to US is tn, labor Of the association
an inspiration sud help.
Resotred, That this preamble and thess
resolutions be placed upon our records, am
copy Forwarded to the family Of the
dece ased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-01

At Friends chapel, services will be held
on Sunday at 80 A NJ. and Z 80 P. M.
PRAYER meeting o. Wednesday evening at
7.45.
S.. Marks Church 10 b Sunday after
Trinity. Morning Prayer ard Hoy Com
mupion with Sermon 1880 A. M. Choral
Evensopg T. NJ All c,rd.s'ly invited.
At tina Methodist church, Q 40, prayer
meeting; 10 80. worship and sermon by the
pastor; 10 o5. Sunday school; 7.3o, gospel
service. All ,ervices in the vestry; seats
free; every body welcome.
At the Fne Baptist Church there will be
preaching by the pastor, DR.. Penney, al
10 80 A. N. Sunday School st II Cos
pal service at 80. Seats are free, and oil
will be cordially welcomed.
At the First Baptist church, morning
~orship and sermon at 10 30. by the pastor.
Sunday School with adult classes ct IL,
My. P. S. C. f. meeting at 6 30. P. NJ.
general gospel service at 7 80, p. M. All
are cordially Invited.
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STATE NEW q.
Kennebec.

EAST VAssALBoRO.
Mrs. Meiss widow of the late DR.. VIM
Meigs Of West Virginia has been visiting
friends in town. this formerly having been
their home. Our q uiet villsge was aroused
to quite state or excitement Wednesday
over the launching Of another steamer in
our beautiful lake. This 10 for the use of
George Cro.sm.u Of Philsdelphia, who. with
his family 10 spell ding the summer ut Sou,h
Chirs, Thursday it WAS put ia order and
started for the other side Of the lske.--A
party Consisting Of Mr. Samuel Williams
and family Of Boston, Mr.. Ewing ard wife
of New York, selling agent Of Vassaleoro
Wooden Miil., Mr. sampson of Boston. one
of the owners Of the mills, Mr.. Peter Will
iisms, president Of the mills, and two
Daughters with other friends, were taken to
Bradley's island on the steamer Una on
THURSDAY. All pronounced it most en-
ioyabls occasion ME-. Holder and wife of
Lewiston are visiting Mr.. Frank Washburn
and family Miss Blanche Marshall is
spending a few days in South Chius.-
Rev. C. II. Jones. Professor at Friends
School ct Union Spriogs. New York. was
yisiIiug friend, in town Thursdsy.-A
meeting Of the trustees Of Oak Grove
Seminary and Bailey Institute was holden
few days since. Among those presens
from di-tarca were. Mr. Chss. M, Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs jose phi Briggs, Mrs. Hannah
Bailey, Geo. Crossmsn from S.co, Me-,
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Frye Of Portland /;
sarah Marble from Rhode Island Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wiuslow Of Winthrop and
many others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-01

The JOURNAL representative spent q
pie s.aDt half hour looking over the Oak
lands, " the old Gardiner estate, in company
with Mr. Sumaer Smiley Of this city, and
through the courtesy of the head farmer,
Mr. Stephen T. Merrill, oh, hiss managed
he flaming operations for many years and
is .hrs~d, practical mss. The foe roll
ing fields were in excellent shape and had
Just yipldrd q houptiful crop OF hay, hay
ser having tetn i,i.hed Tuursdsy night.
The so scIes gave yield of shout 100 tons.
All -eeun d in fine shape without q drop of
w-t-t ,trkifgie Yesterday the men were
tasing up the odds ard ends and preparing
% mulrh ihs ire.s in The orchard. Mr..
Merrill regards the crop as an average one
u qlsntny |, promised to b. trlti. light
At the frat vt She season but the recent
rains thickered it up ard ensured
GOOD yisid Tie orchard is looking we'll
Mr. Merrill hopes TO secure the average
orop. AZ fine garden was shosn the
JuuRsAL msn as thsrr is in the city and q
hsif dozen ears OF corn, well filled with
juicy kernels. s,test 10 the fact tbst il Is as
sr!y ss any and Hlsd with sefd Of choice
shc'i,u he hurry Of the midsummer
anik prevent, d an Examination of The slsek
oest stock and ihe speedy horses which
Mr. Merrill ,s knoen 20 possess and these
must remain a. the incentive 10 another
vet in the near future.
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Farm Hep.


The terrible tragedy at Hanover
teaches this lesson, that farmers can not
afford to employ workmen Of whose
antecedents nothing is known or can be
lesrnells The hired man upon the farm
is not now as rule the character he was
forty wears ago, when he was generally
a resident Of the peighborhood. who
stood on a level with his employer. was
often his associate and adviser, as well as
CO. worker; who sat az the family table.
occupie the family pew In church, and
took lively aud unselfish interest in
everything pertaining to the farm and
occupants; but he Is even now on
the ordinary farm necessarily one of
the household brought into daily cou
tact with all its members and familiar
with all their habits and most of their
business, and IL Is far from enough that
he is intrlligen mt aud able and willing To
earn his wages fhe tramp may be an
honest man, but the man who Will give
no account Of himself is certainly not a
person to be taken Into "A respectable
farmers family Indeed 1T may be said
that tramp VINO, like Amy. Is intelli.
gent educated and capable, l. invariably
n scoundr.l, for il he were not he would
not be obliged 10 eek wotk away from
home, and it may he laid down as u rule,
which IL hardly needs the awful
homicide at Hanover to emphasize, that
land had better go untitled and crops un-
harvested until farmers can secure as
sistants who are known not TO be out
laws And this suggests that there is
no more difficult problem connected with
eastern agriculture than this one of
farm labor. As we have said, the old
fashioned, honest, industrious. inteli
gent, faithful hired man" Is TO longer
to be found. and there is no one 10 take
his place. Labor saving machinery has
done something towards iilng his
place. and this is all that saves the agri
cultural industry from complete ruin.
but there is still much to be done IN
farm that must be accomplished by
brain and muscle, and whenever a
farmer finds himself in a position where
he and his family cannot supply these
as they are needed he is in sore strait,
and it is natural enough that he should
accept the first man that offers, though
he be one when under ordinary clrcum'
stances he would no more admit to his
house for a long stay than he would a
wild beast he remedy we cannot
point out, but it is obvious that the one
thing no farmer can afford is to harbor
for weeks and months without any
knowledge Of bis history or character a
perfect stranger. who may prove to be a
devil. like the one who murdered Chris
tie Warden.--Mirror and Farmer.
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Iur.x FANS. Jsly 31.-rhis tosn u in
H. hnn1s Of TIE Law asd Ofaef League.
Dssioe d. psss SEQ ysars Ssressl bloody
afrays hys occurfs d. and in scUe in-
! nnces he sffays have fpsalted n musdef.
II most cases they vsss treeed % disfePe-
sahle housss, which A,ssish best Ia towns
of this MIRA. Thy may not BE- reces.
sn-d By legal fps cincsim - suca. oss
they ere Iroun and ~ are beyond
IL reach Il The local p ,hcs. which y
ussally mali md made qe.te. Afref the
scapisaai Of the def n lam in the last a ur'
der srisl sons Of ihs eest ei;iaens OF the
town ysoclsined their intentions OF scsn
prem III, snd vseofs usiv FIR the parpo.e Of
purifying The atmosphere ef the tosn.
They o,emixedsa Las and Order League
and fsrs,uiated . esmpsisa conducted by
.ecrst service sgenas Not even the police
~ the police magic 'als were spPzised OF
what Sss in the wind. A few men we're
iavised throuah personal communication.
and they met and organized behind closed
doors.
The FIRST fruit Of their campaign ,ipened
today. + ,ur 5uitdirgs. which have here
fore borhe The appearance Of rsspsc.s-
pity, were 81 tsred last night BY the
.pscisl sgeut., who Arie-ted four women
and txo mn The lice and the mssis'
cate were ignot.d The warrants being
issned by justice NJ the pence. Tbs
or,sr has dec ded 10 ACT 10 ire usual man
ner Of visilsn, commltsee and Independent
OF the regularly c,ostitu ed suthosi ''es. A
number of women left for Syracuse on the
IL O'Clock irxin tonight lsis believ tee
town rever before =, ceiv. 81 n . rurging
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Selection OF Dairy Cows.

Men who believe that great results in
busfcr production are due to the method
ct feeding the cows as well as those who
ctaiin that it is the breed much more than
the feed to which such yields are due.
will do well to note the statement of
Mr.. Webster, owner OF the famous
Bjsson's Belle, In late issue of the
Country Gentleman After comparing
the performance of Biisson's Belle,
the COW which has broken the Jer-
sey record for one year, with that
of Landseer's Fancy, cow which
produced nine hundred and thirty six
pounds, fourteen and three fourths
oupces Of butter in year, he says: II
have frequently been asked il could
not take any good Jersey and do as well
reply-no, emphstically have
handled from first to last, several hum
dred, and have found one Bisson's Belle
and one Landseer's Fancy, one Ethleel
I'd and one Toltec's Fsncy." Mr.. Web
ster has certainly had experience enough
And experience of suitable kind, TO
enable him to settle the point beyond
all controversy. His experience shows
that the phenomenal yields are not all
due to the breed, for he notes four great
producers out OF several nunuteu cows,
all of which were of the same breed.
That such YIELDS are not entirely due to
any special method of feeding IL Aso
conclusively proved by the results OF his
experiments. IL any one could feed
cows so AS to bring them into the front
line of producers, Mr.. Webster coald
certainly do it.
However distss teful it may be to some
theorists. it must be accepted as fact
that while some breeds average better
for certain purposes than others, and
some kinds Of food will enable the COW
to produce more butter than other kinds,
there are few animals which are great
ly superior to the average Of the breed
which they represent and which also
have the power Of utilizing food to much
better advantage than others. 1t is wise
to select the best breed for the purpose
which it il to be served, and to feed in
the best possible manner, but not every
man who does this can have COW that
will yield over nine hundred pounds Of
butter in a year. Neither breed, nor
feed, nor both combined, will insure the
COW to be record breaker.-American
Dairyman