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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
lluierc SanbcIsbulitif.

9analam, aber fiber uolljiegt lid
cine @anolun9 in ben Nuit9ten hes
ameritanii iaeu 8Olfes betreffs Der piel.
seIdmdbten ,,Mcainlep 8iG." 9ie
9eute meri.n aGmdbli9, oab ibneu bon
Ser bemotratiiben Yrefe, burd beren
@ebese iie iid beeinfluhen fieBen,
blau.r 9unit uorsemadt iuorbea iulr.
Seben mir aus bem 8uIt ban >, Eds
rifer6rteruusen." uelde lit Der eng
liiden 8refic beitdnbis fortsefiibrt
tucrben, nur einise E6atiaden beruor:
Gls Die Necseinlepz8iu lit araft
trat, betrus ber 9reis BON ,,inoiso
priuts" Gents uno es bieB, haB lie
inIolse bes neuea SoIes piel tbeurer
tperoen iuarbsn. SEPT miro Der slrtitel
lit 0teiu gort fir ST Gents uertauit,
uno es 1T obenorsin ameritanil bss
Sabritat, o.iien 6srit.auns bierius
lanos crit ;nfol9e Der Wcs9inleg> Sia
m0ali6 ipar. Die Gonfurreuj tbat
bann bas llcbrise 5ur 9:rabiskuns oes
8reiies.
sSn Maiia1ai.tt3 lit eiue neas Su.
buItr,e entitanben, ebeniaQs our5 Die
pielseldIterte WcSinleyz9i1. S9otten,
bic bisber bisies 2ano nit 59ubi9uiirs
bdnberu uerlorsten, iinb beriiberse'
tommen, I'M bieielbeu iebt bier su
fabrijireu, neil lie brii6en iufolge oes
neuen 3olles ni9t mebr nit amerifas
nild,en 6abritauten coufurriren tonu.
ten. Sinn,n 9urjem lueroea lie 200
Big 300 9lrbtiter beldditis,u, osren
2sbn bisber na6 56ottlano 9el6idt
iporben mar.
Sn Stodbolm weroen uieIfa6 8ei=
Der gum Gra9eu bon M0rtel uuo Bad
Iteinen uarluanOt. sic erbalten hafir
ca. 80 Gents per Gag. Su @nslanb
oeroieneu iot6e 9anolan9er our9
lbnittli6 SO Gents, i'll ben yer. 5taas
ten s2.44. So6alb 5rauen i'll 9lme'
rjtu ebsnio bldg ar6:iten, wie jene in
S9peben, petben ptr ebenlu billts
bauen t6men, luie bort. gSie 9liidli9
Die 6reibdnoltr oariiber ieiu iucroen.
sOl6e 8eilpiele fir ocn &srtb unb
Die 8ortbeile uuieres S6abjoazSp,
items t0nnteu iuic ipaltenWeiic anfib=
ren, gar uitt bauou jll reoen, oaB
J. 3. ber ,3uder, oieles iuibti9c &C.
nuBmjttel bes Solfe5 iufol9e Der Ncs
Smlep Sia 10 auBeruroentlib uiel BIZ
Tiger seworoen lit &c.
g8ie es ibeint, merit au1 Die Oes
mOtratie, baB iie nit oem 5reibans
sels9el6rei oen nd6Ittn 9rdiiocnteu
ni6t wnb crlpableu f6nneu, uno
oarum bc9c9net man III ibren Orgas
men jebt i6on bdufig - alleroin9s et'
mas ld)0uer au s9eoriitttn - 9leuBs=
runsen, oaB es uiel bciitr ien iuiiroe,
ocn 1arii oas nd9lte DIAL nidt ;ur
0aupt ''issue" Su ma9en ,c. Iontit
ireil;6 ioult Die 9emotrn.eu Dor bds
golf treten wollten, bas fuiKen bic
@6tter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
GamemfartsEeln: 100 BuihelNew
York Early Rose, Beauty OF Hibro rs
Peerless unb Burbanks, bel
Brubpt&S &S9erer.
en ct. Souls fam am Sonnta

- Sn ct. 2euis fam am Sonntas
Elm Boot, in iueldem Sobn 2eupp
unb 2ouis Sabler ioBen, einem Dampfz
boot su nabe unb iuurbe bur4 ben @el=
l.nidlas sum 9entsrn ssbradt, iuoourd)
2eupp srtranf; SabIer uurbe isood)
uon einem NusenSeusen bes llnfalls
serettet.
- als Oil Samstas III ST. 2ouis
Der 2ebrer 5tnrp Ord einen 8abelbabn.
8asen beaeisen uollte, sliit er ob
,uuroe iberfobren uno aet6Stet.-Dsr
% Sabre alte Raurer @onrao Stinc,
ltirSte ON steiden Gag bonn @eriiftt
zines Nenbaues uno erIas fur5 barauI
ben 8erletunsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

nSieier 8ertras miro fir ben Sanz
Def anoerer 2dnoer nit Braiilien, ing,
beIonoere fir 9eutidlanb, BON uerbdus=
niBpolIer sBirtuns iein", tliust es nit
8e5us ouf uriern @esenieitisteitss8er,
trd9 nit Sraiilien ii aaen 5oHarten
aus ienieitisen 8ldttern, Die Elm fir
a1emal ni6t besreiien iuouen, baB mir
in unieren Sanoels6c5irbunsen BON un'
ieren uno nidt bon ibren Snterehen &C.
leitet iuerben.-( @eltl. 9oit)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Stalien itelt iid auf Die Sjnterbeine
lpeil bas ameritaniide 8ult nit ben
Wuiia- -8erldtu6reru turSen Yro5eB
madte. 9us fat feline tomiide Seite
benn Die italienii6e &ssieruns ielbft
bat Die Wufia seiuiiiermaBen fir uo9elz
frei egtldrt. Suoeiieu, Stalieu lam
uns ni6t oil Die 8impcrn tlimpen.
s8enu es 5u aufIdlii9 miro. erfIdren mir
Den 8oDcott 9e9en bi. Waccaroni, Sd
nunen uuo italienil9en Drangen, uno
le9en cine 6obe 2i5en5 uuf Die Drebor=
oetn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Die 2lnbdniuns uuH ruiiil9en 5rup'
pen al Der oeutideu uno 6iterrei6il6en
@renGe uub Die Aaian5 5iuiidea 5ranfz
reid unb &uBlanb bat sroBe Gufresun9
unttr ben Mitsliebern oes 0reibunoes
uerurIu6t uub ipdbreno Der oeuti6en
8reiie perboten tuurbe, grti5 BON ben
arie9sseriidten su nebmen, berridt bod
Die 9rDBte uuii9erbeit i'll ben europdi.
16sn Sauptitdoten.
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(,5iir bas 8olfsblntt.)


SIT eie Smpfun9 mirt1i6 ein S9us
segen Slatterr, Yofsn (small po1
poer 1T es nur cin utraiteter @tbrnu9 ?
9ta6Itebenbc, III europa alntlib 9es
madte unb perDffentli6te 9toti5eu lno9en
als 9lntiuort 9eniisen.
Sn Dem Subr5ebnt bon 1975-lSS5
ltar6en aus je 100000 ginipobnern an
oen Yodcn iii Yuris 2s:95, in @ien
s4:37, in 9ras 165 :43. Sn Den obsns
scnanntcn Stdoteu ipnr fe ne nmtlife
3wan9simpfuns einseiIibrt. 0asessn
ltarben inter benielben 8erbdltniHen in
Berlin Aur :6S, lit DRESDEN :4S, in
Sreslau l 1:65. Sn bieien Stdoten TT
Die 3wan9sz zSmYfuns ein9efiibrt.
Sm Sabre 1870 biz 1871 iuaf ber
geriui It an ben Buden in ber frnnS0z
iiidcm glrmee, iuo feline 3runnssimpfuus
heitano, Elm 9erabeSu eridredenber,
fudbreno III Der oeutl6en armee, ipo
iecer Solbat Bel ieinem Gintritt in oie<
ielbe,' iuieber seintpit iuirb, taum ein
nennenswertber mar.
9ieie 5aftas ipre6en bod iua9rbaf.
tis beutlid senus Oafiir, iuas bas &it.
tise lit uno bebiirfen ii9erli6 frinrr
,ueiteren 9rfldruns. Die ssseniudrtise
Sabres5eit unter ben iesisen 8itters
unssperbdltniiien 1T ielitueritduOli6 Die
Bette, ba cine 9emparatur big gu sO@r.
5abrenbeit Die 9eIunbe @ntipideluns
unb ben Serlaui Der Sdubpode iebr be,
sinitist, ipdbreno ein b66erer gsdrme.
grab uusiinitis auf bieieibe einiuirft.
Sui. 9affner, M. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Sros Der abberuillns oss italieniidel
@eiunbten BON @oibinston brau6t mar
oo6 ui9t int 9eriusiten 5u befiir6ten
baB Stalien eineu &ries nit ben Ser
Stauten anfunsen miro. 9aju lit biz
Gage in europa su brobenb, uub mig.
li6erlueiie mus ii9 Stnlicn bnlb sesen
ndbere Sesuer uebren, als ssgsn bic
Ser. Stauten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

SEPT iuoIleH bic 9emofraten bcs Cant
beg ben &epublitanern aud Die @liinz
ouns bon pOlitiiden Clubs nabmadeu.
Sn jcbem GOIntp oes sunjen 2anoe
IoQ ein folder ms 2eben seruieu iuer.
Den, Inn bie Organization Der B:riei fir
Die nd6itjlbrige Hrdlibsuteniuabl su
pcrbciieru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
8efanntmahung.

Sa in unierer leBten Sduliuabl i'm
9iitrift $50. l, Topnibip AS, &anse 4,
fein Reiultat ersielt iuurbe, tuurbe Der
2ermin bon unierem Sduluoritano auf
6 Monate feitseiebt.
SIN Namen ber Oireftoren,
@ottl. 9 hueb,
gflf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
City Hotel
MARTIN ALIEMANN

mNu tN nG6EMHUu
8bnrfitraBe, Sermann, No.
II einsS bsr bef.n bsuti&sn gaabGufsr in
permann.
preiie $l,00 prpIas, Obrr S4.00 pro 4,s&e
Sebr bedurnits SampIr Hssm I'm islbtn
8ebaube fur bic BfnuBuus ppn @eit6fte-
rsileneen. 3aSorfommruee pertiers an ane
3useu.
Nsrnt fur bic Wrrriion Baumi&uIs.
Bfheauussn auf 9dumr. Hsbtn unb Str6a.
DER psresn prompt bsIurst. iun14 50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

A Bad Cold Neglected often
means a Pneumonia, Bronchitis or
Consumption. Humphreys Specific
No. seven is always safe, efficient
and reliable. Sold everywhere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Sticfel

iiir $oerren, Gamen unb Sn6er. Gut paIs
lenbe S9ube pon ben sewobnlihhsn bis iu
ben feiniten rperben alif Seieuuns ~ isbr
uIeberen Yreiien 9ema1t
Reparatliren neroen prompt uuebillis
aus9efiibrt.
8ertftdtte ueben Seniin9s e59ubIab,n,
6ernann, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

@snn ibr Suffee, 3uder, &eis,
9iuetidsen. .Sprup ooerMiolahes brau9t
ma9t Cure Ginfduie BEL
Ser5ps& 8ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

0a f9 ein Sober leidt 8erlebun9en
suSiebeu tanu, iollte in feinem Suuie
ct. Safobs Del ieblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Die seebrten 2eierinnen MAIDEN mir
auf uniere i6D1e &Ispabl neuer sslei.
bermuter auI.nertlam. Die mpberniten
Wniter bon 5 big 35 Gents bel
Rrubpt & g 6erer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Stem Sapeu, 2imburser unb ,,grid"
Rdie iebr bilis bel Serjos & @ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
Tas bsfe @itteI

S1S beiie gitteI
nuf bitier W:it jdTeibt 8. Scf6err Gus Gproeuis
r. D.. u: gaftor 3Suies 3lerpsnsetdrIer, bsan meiu
So1u. Delher BOZ orst JabreI burd eiuen 6truidtda
ipe;lipeits gelahmt urrbe nrb roo be f5oru6t suf
bttcm bat fe. felt &C tine syfoide bapGH uobn, ria
ms5r stbabt -sr iant f,ireH bersliaiteu SaHt
Giae Slai5e ;arirte lin.
E2 qaptou. Esn.. 1883.
EURO udpsrboulid)ftit lit ; oa yerpbHt6t joeqk
t4 ieIteu mebr ais bret SRiot III eiuer Stat idiatl
tcTEte. Die WriuHa por gaitor QtHis's Htrpea.
Stdrter Dor IN hsitm fade fabttait. Gtnnber G@iai
fttnte i6 bel mir tiu uno bin NM Hs6oert ith nrr
cine sSioids bopsu rabm. CASA gsiure. 80 aionbS
ooB btss Der bee tusil an9 ieHit uuiahSIi yerpts-
itdrttr it,
~. GatrIsp
l23 GRnmba:p. Epa'b. ssr.. SuRi 80.
T. Gineeusp ihr,ibt opu bort So ariabs Qsrus bes
gcffor Rou;qs Ntrptr.Stdrfsr re- Csiie ooH aflsu M
tpeIfea 4 iDdbreno esr Iesttn SoDlf sabre psrlut
babe
sP- 9os End fur NsrosnIsibeues r4re Seben str
3 s:riaEat tret sn9sionot ruo alrmsn endb be Uti
i4iH nMfonif stliettv.
5iste wttbijtn pnree felt ssbu sJahrsn DOE pdiAcs
Rbnis IN Sort mesHe SHo. subtrettt xne isbt nnfst
ieiner aHmtiiuH9 boa Der
K6nie u1eSicine Co.,
so gSeft' waasiisu Str. Gtieass. ou
gr.ts $50 per gaiat legs iar.......SsSSs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Die Mifouri spnooe (lutheriid)
sablte laut bent pffiSielIen fatiitiIden
8eri6t am S6luiie bes uersansenen
Sabres: ,14O YafOren, 1,621 @emeinz
ben, 54S 8rebistptdse, 305, $40 comnu,
nicirenoe Mltslieoer, 76,s25 itimmbe=
redtiste @lieber. gerslei9t mat oieie
3ableu nit benen bes goriabres, 70 er.
sibt iid cine 3unabme BON SO Yalturen
76 @emeincen, $3.50 communicirenben
@lieoern unb 1888 itimmbere6tiaten
@liebern. rs neue &ir9en iinb ipdh=
renb oes Sabres 1890 sebaut porben
Die 3abl Der Sdultinber betrdat u.s..
O61, bic rer 2ebrer 642, sesen 74,OO6
56ulfinber unb 63S 2ebrer int guriab.
re. auBer ben 632 2ebrern bielter
S6ule $40 Yaitoren unb 143 2ebrerin,
nen unb Seminariiten. Die Gul efter
iir nuBersemeinbli9e 3nede betruael
$l55, ,455.O6, cine Sunabme bon s32,
1886 seseu bos goriabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17

Suuoeslenator gomun0s, lpslder
ieit april 1866 @titstieO bes Sena ts
lit, bat lebte ISOLDE DEM @ouperneur
bon 8ermont unb uuh bent gice.B .BrGii'
oenten Morton (ex-officio 8oriisenoer
ocs Senats) feline &eiisnatiun einse,
Iaubt. iuslde am l. 9touember bieIcs
SaDres iii 8raft treten ioa. slls llr,
Jade 9ibt 5err Gomunbs @eiunbbeits,
&iidii9ten at. 9ur6 ben 9liidtriti
uou @omunbs rerliert Der 8unoesiennt
zines ieiner 6ebeutenbitsn Otiislisber
unb miro es idtper balter, einen ebenz
6iirti9en gadfolser an ieiner Stele au
ipdblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-04-17
8s9entli@er Narftberidt.
0etreioe, Wehl MIN

Stben 5reitas currisirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR Mills
, 1891-05-13

from the Lonisia0n Pointer, 2Sh March.J
Trinidad. DPmrrara and Barbados
form II progressive trinity OF b itiSh West.
Indian sugar colonies. DenmrAra hNS tx
cplled in her sugar manutaetuIe for some
forty years, and sent tH America and Eng
land the famous Dpnnrara crystals,
which for a generation past have been
the standard Of excellence in plantation
sugar. Barbados surpassed all the rest
in her agriculture and haslong been con
SinelPd perhaps the most thickly portt-
lntrd and best cultivated Rand of its size
ON earth. Trinidad is an island OF inn
mrn>e natural advantages, u Il numbers
among lis sugar planters some Of the most
progressive people in the industry. They
are determined to learn all that is going
ON in the sugar world, ahtl besides sub
Scribing freely for The Louisiana Plan
ter, which has now 81 large circulation
throughout all the West Indies. The Cen
trol Agricultural Board, of Trinidad. at
its February meeting, here in Port of
Spain, III the governors room, Governor
Sir William Robinson presiding, adopt
eel the following resolution on the motion
Of Mr., robert Guppy:
That with the object of assisting to
place the sugar industry Of Trinidad in
the best possible condition for competing
with the beet and sugar industries of the
world, this board do respectfully address
His Excellency the Governor and the
honorable the legislative council. request
, 1891-05-13

ing that a competent sum of money may
be appropriated for the purpose of defray-
ing expenses Of the government chemist
in n tour during the next sugar season
(say commencing in October next through
the principal central factories and the
experimental stations Of Louisiana, for
the purpose of rcnoIting to this board upon
the most advanced and profitable system
of agriculture and of manufacturing OF
sugar now 2ractiScd iii that state.
This same spirit OF enterprise is now
developing throughout the tropical sugar
world, and this decade promises TO pro.
dncc Il revolution in tropical cane culture
and sugar manufacture. Our necessities
here in Louisiana nave forced us to the
from in the matters OF investigation ami
Improvement, and we are meeting with
hearty sympathy and cooperation from
all over the world. Louisiana is now the
third largest producer OF sugar from trop-
lcal cane, being now surpassed only by
Cuba and Java, and within ten years 10
should, and dOes now promise TO be tho
chief producer of sugar from tropical
cane. We nave the soil, the climate,
anil the knowledge, and only need the
capital 10 utilize them. and that seems
n"w 10 he coming to our aid.
, 1891-05-13

with the short season in Louisiana for cane to
mature, necessitates thorough cultivating and
intelligent fcltilizing to mike Gene raising at
all certain. "
Whom it is time to sclare cane, cff-bar with
a No. ca X pillow. mtntiCn this pillow because
it leaves a wide, clean fulrow. Use a large
rolling cutter; set a little ahead Of the point
Of the pillow so as to cut a little below. If any
Of the seed cane projects out, the rolling cutter
will cut of the end and not distulb the balance.
Of-bar as close as possible and about three
inches below where you want to fcrapc. Then
with MallCn's new improved shaver, using "a
inch blades), che man and two mules can
ecrape 10 to II acres a day. After scraping
off bar deep, follow once III each furrow with
Mallon's subsoil pillow with two mules; break
down the middlcs with Mal!on's new diamond
tuning shovel cultivator, and cultivate with
it the balance of the season in connection with
the riding cultivator. Three men and six mules
with one riding and two diamond turning
shovel cultivatols. can cultivate 100 acres Of
c5Ie, going over it every eight or ten days.
AS carly as possible iii the spring eff bar,
not too close nor too deep. When there is not
much danger # a freeze, lun Il trimming fur
It W as regular in WiGth and depth and close as
possible, shave with Mallon's two-mule shaver
deep enough to take all the grass eff clean. AS
this shaver can run with one man and two
mules, it saves a great deal Of labour; will
not split tic stubble. provided The knives are
kept sharp and both ground on PIPER edge
which can be done easily with Mallon's new
improved shaver blade, pcavinc and solid disc
grinder. If the ground is dry distribute some
cotton seed meal on top # the row run NAL
Ion stubble digger twice, contrary ways, and
1t III this way will wam the ground and start
vegetation sooner.
After the cane starts otf-blr deep as possible,
follow with Mallon's subsoil pillow once in each
tu1row, distribute some fertilizer on each side,
break out the middle. covering the fertilizer
with The Il almond turning shoyel cultivation,
thea cultivate same as plant, besides, run the
Stlbb.c digger often enough to keep the earth
loose around the roots ill thccane is well out.
To lay by cane worked by these i'np!ememts,
a little dirt being put to the cane every week
AZ ten days, enough to keep down the grass, its
will have considerable Of Il ridge to it. If the
c'nr Is too large fpr any ordinary clltivator,
Get MaIlon's latest raised axle cultivator, with
arch neck yoke. put on the large lay by discs
and set them wiGe-not too close to he cane,
RI run twice ON each rev, contrary ways.
by doing this there are no hollow places
left in the cane for water to lie in to spoil the
stuIb!c after the cane is cut. After running.
the cultivator with the lay-by disks, run one
fnrIow on each side. throwing up we'll against
that thrown up with cultivator, follow with a
Mob Ayery's advance, pillow with Mallon's adj
Unstable extended mouId-boardS, once in each
middle with four mules, and twice i'll each
md He with two mule subsoil plow.
, 1891-05-13
\ BORE.
From the Demernro Argosy, March 2S. }

From the Demerara Argosy, March 2S.D
"a Chnm Of mine" writes ii c0rreSpOn-
dent, was al one time tirSt-oificrr on one
of tl;e Prmln>ular and Oriental steamship ~-
A few days out from London his ship fen
in With the British man-Of-war Bacchante,
from Columbia. AS is customary in such
eases, the Prnin>nIar ship stopped to
take such letters $ the officers and sailors
of the man-0f-war might have ready to-
post. \ small boat put ont from the
Bocchante with tn" mails IN charge "i IA
midSlIipman. That m"id~hipman was
Prince George, who WAS serving his first
term, So to speak AS an officer III her
MAjeSIy'S Navy. He came on bnald.
delivered the ma |. aitl WIS about TO Ic~
turn to the Bacchaate. when my Grirn,;t
VINO was in charge of the ship al til" time.
invited him below to have refreshments.
The midShipman acc"ptetl gracefully, ANA
ats Il biscuit with bandy-and-S' ,lI accom-.
plD'lnrnt with such evident Appreciation
ri the c0nrlr \ that the tirSt-uIlicer Wai
let 20 eater nlO con crSalion. He began
will u dellfIl re nuk. By-rhr-wIY.>
he said, 'yon'vr got Prince George nn
bNlr,l, haven't YOU What u bore that
must be! | should hate to serve un u
ship with him ! I suppose. he's very par
t%icuIar, i~n't he. and makes the men bow
and Scrape!' The mid>hipman laughed
quietly. well, | think NOT he replied +;
I'm not certain, dOn'r You EnOw Tm
Prince Gror"e!' The FIRST %-ofice-r bad tbs
sense neither 40 HEM nor apt4' else.
After II startled Instant, he said, Well,
ltt$ have an0lhcr; and The Prince proved
to be il FIRST rrtr trllnw by accepting. and
turning the firSt-oficer's eml,aI raS>meht
into laughter
BUTLER once bullied and balgered
Judge Sanger out of all patience, until
at last the Judge said What does the
council think am OH the bench fOr?'
Scratching his head, Butler replied "Wrll,
| confess your honour has got me thereP
MAMMA-'I hope my little boy, while
ont ut tea this afternoon with friends,
remembered what / told him about not
taking cake the second time?" Little Boy
-"Yes, mamma, [ remembered, and took
two pieces the first time"
SOME yonng raScalS were baliing
an Old gentleman. He caught Il youngSter
who was merely looking on, and believing
him guilty, began to whip him. The
harder he whipped, the more the boy
laughed. and he ihally explained, "I'm
laughing because you arc 80 awfulIy sold
| aiM't the boy"
A LITTLE four-year-old remarked to her
mamma on going to bed. II am not afraid
of The dark" aNO, OF course you are
not" replied her mamma, 'sfOr it. cant
hurt you,' But mammal, [ was little
afraid once when I vent into the palltry
III the dark to- get ~ cookey.."' :tJyNlhat
were you afraid of?' asked her mamma,
, 1891-05-13
PLANTING AND CULT1vATTNG CANE.

a paper fedd Oy 7. JGWeS lHdH0R Oct0Fc
audubon agricultural Society," Februory ~,
1917
(LOuisiono Planter and Sugor Manufacturers
After twenty years Of experimenting on
machines for the cultivation of cane, and
watching the results from their Use, it may be
Of some interest to the planters to learn my
ideas on when and hoW to Use them to. secure
the best results.
First, | would rave as good drainage rs
possible prefer tile drainagc-then break
up deep in the fall, in ridges, turning IN a
heavy crop of pea vines.
When planting cane, open deep, run Mallrn'S
new light draft subsoil pillow, with two mules,
ia each row twice. Then clean out with
Avery's No II Advance pillow with MalIon's
adjustable extended Mould board attached.
With this pillow You can open amy shaped fur
row, which cannot be done with any other pillow
made that | know Of. Then cover with NAL
Ions new improved cultivators, using two Of
the lal gcst cultivating discs Oh each side, run.
ming twice ON a row, contrary ways, then fol
low with a heavy roller, packing the Garth well
around the cane. If the ground is not in good
condition when ready to plant, run Mallon>s
new improved stubblc digger twice on each
ridge before opening.
ms may seem very expensive 10 tHc PLANTER,
but it is better to spend a few days when plant
ing to get the ground we'll puIveriscd to cover
with. This will give the cane a chance to
start if in the spring; as soon as tho earth
warns aroundi it. If the fall, we'll pulveris-
ed earth will draw the moisture which is ne
cessaly to preserve the cane. When covered
with dry humps the air gets in and dries the
seed; perhaps it will take dry rot, or if not,
will lie there waiting for a sometimes long
looked for shower to melt those hard clods and
give it moisture to come ont. This makes.
fit comes at all, a very irregular stand. Be-
sides having poor stand, it gives trouble all
the cultivating season, as the ~latoaan NAL
cane cannot stand drifting when that which is
first needs and ought to have it up forif it can
not be dirted grass gets a good start. Then
the only salvation is the hand hoe, which is
very expensive.
A few days in preparing the ground and
planting, as any crop ought to planted, would
not only save this expense, but would give two
tons Of cane where only one or perhaps less
would have been obtained. | think planters
are apt to be in too great a hurry to get seed in
the ground, and then trust to luck to get the
right kind of weather to put rough ground in
order; yet every day seed lies il the ground
in the spring for want of moisture, and every
day lost by poor cultivation lessons the per
centage of sugar in the fall, or to the danger of
freeze while waiting for it to get ripe, This,
, 1891-05-13

indemnity to the relatives of the victims re-
mains in allegiance. Even if it were admitted
that the families of the victims were entitled
to recompense, Mr.. Blaine has no fund upon
which he could draw, and would be obliged to
await the meeting of Congress, which alono
could provide the means for paying an indem-
nifty.