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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18
State Normal School,
Fall Term Opens August 25, 1891.
RINEi: FALLS, WIS.

This sch 81 oLers special advantages to
those who desire 10 PREF pare 10 teach
Three Courses Of study are offered: Ele-
meuttrv, Advanced and One Gear Pro-
fes,iousI. Tuition Free to those whose
auasi.i, ations entitIe them - -fs.slss'On to
either Uf these courses. Tuition in IRE
paratJry Classes viii be 40 It's. week;
Grammar Grades, 20 cts. a week; Inter
mediate Grades - cts. week; Primary
Grades, 10 cts week. Attention OF pa
rents il invited to the thorough and ex-
celleni training afforded by the Model
Department
For catalogue containing information as
81 courses If study. terms of admission,
EXPENSES. etc, apply To
j. q EMERY, President.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed.
1t is put up in 25 and so cent boxes.
For sale by G. r. Taggart.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18

Orange Spoons in Sterling silver and
Silver Plate. &. Z. WINTER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18
Co. St. Py M. & 0. Ry.

Way FFeIg NJ aFTlVes frOm ELLSWORTH az I'd P. :.
The Ellsworth train leaves st. Paul at
l9:f5 A. N. and sos P. N
as-Traius 40. Is for st. Paul connects at Hud-
son for all points on Lake Superior; also for
Green Bay. Black River Falls. Eau Claire and
Aen0mOnie. also with daylight train for Chi
esgO. Milwaukee and Madison.
sz-Train No. Isl connects at Hudson with
vestibule train for Chicago and Milwaukee, also
with fast train for Duluth, Superior, Ashland
and all Lake Superior points.
Coupon Tickets or sale for all principal points
in the United States.
Up. AINsWORTH. Agent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18
TOHOrSe Breeders.

C.. D. FergusOn's Imported French
Percheron stallion, VALIANT, win
stand the coming season at River
Falls Beldenville, and surrounding
townships. Terms, SIS to insure colt.
Valiant is years old, weighs 1875 lbs,
coal black with one white pastern.
Also, his French Coach stallion, COCO.
Coco is mahogany bay with three
white feet, and weighs 1900 lbs. He
is good stepper-in fact is too well
known to require comment. Terms.
SIS to insure.
G. D. FERGUSON. Proprietor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18
I'd Statesmen

Buy our nobby Cheyiot suits. K.
y, Jenson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18

A N1iIar wei STeHt viii make
n l. Jildi that old buggy new.
ass Tag sart the druggist how.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18

Jensen keeps the largest assortment
of pants in the city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-06-18
Bargains in Monuments.

l have on hand $4,000 worth of
marble and granite monuments, manu-.
featured during the past winter,
which | am selling very cheap. Can
be delivered aud set up before DecOra-
tion Day # ordered II once.
II you cannot call. write for cata-
logue and price list.
T. n. PETERsO N,
Saltwater. Ninn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-19
Gf(ae-Sot6rimgem.

9aaenan. 9eeter Gage faro ourd
ben failerlifsn @arnilonbauinlpeftor
pom StraBburs Die 8eliftisung uno
abnabme Der iteuen Nrtiaerie. SaIerne,
ments auf Der ShanSe ltatt. Ole etne
Der fiinf ltattli6en Snfanteriee Galeruen
1T ebenials loweit fe~rtisgeiteut, nm
bon ben 5ipei leitber III MfaGenquar,
tteren III Der Staot unteroebrabteu
aompagnieu besosen Deroeu Sl fonnen.
so ilbanten. Die felt 5lpei Sab.
rem ~beitebenoe ranitalt fir arbeitsuer.
mittlnng' bat iih oils cine lesensrei9e
@inridtuus erpieien. Seit ibrer Grin.
onn9 puroen 2611 Nrbeitnebmer nnb
2340 a~rbettgsber einsei9rieben, 1894
Stelen muroea bur6 Die @nltalt be.
fest. SIN lesten Sabre bat 5id bic
3abl Der Qnfrasen nod arbeitsfrdften
uno Die Der oerldafiten Steuen nm Die
5alfte 9e9eniiber bem Goriabre Der.
mehrt.
Walbnrg. Dabier wuroen flnf
Petroleumquelen erbobrt, bon be.
men bic cine Quelte tdslid 90 Sas
0fob0l ~lieiert.
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S6wei5.

8ern. 8i8 i'm Widr3 1892 miro
bas tteue 8unoeSpatais pollenoet iein
es miro bauptid6lid pom WilitdrsD De-
partement beiett meroen ; looann bas
ben aud iammtlibe @aHeudefs ibren
Wohniis IN Bern gu nebmen. = Au
Der Srien5er 0fotbbornbabr lit Der leste
Der Sehn 9unnels ourd sel6lasen nor.
ben. Die Miaterial3iise perfebren be-.
reits bis Ylaualp unb meroen uorauS.
lihtli6 nod I'M yaufe bieies 6erblteS
bis anf Die 9obe selan9en t0nuen.
3iri6 d. Sin Shurfenitreid muroe
al Dem Yontonnierparf in 0lurlinaen
periibt. Sin Snoiuiouum fonnte lih
0tahts ben Pontons nabern unb bic
Seile oes einer burdi1neiben, 70 baB
er lpe9trieb nno natirlih am Nbeiniad
5eri6eute.
2u5ern. Sin unifum pom Wtarft
bate man jiinslt in 6tiibli. SIS lpareu
cine unsabl Sdafe aufsefibrt, aber gar
feline 9anoler aui benz Plase. Diele
merfmiiroise Gribeinuug rii6rte baber,
Dap ii6 Die 9anoler aus benz @mmene
thai nibt %einfanben, neil in ben Ralen.
bern beS &antons 8ern Der Marft auf
a6t Gage ipdter an9eSeist mar, ais er
in Wirflidfeit absebalter fpuroe.
Sreiburg. 9ia9 Dem nSourna1
DC Sribours" nimmt Sic beuti1e Sc.
pOlferun9 in 5rsibars gu; ote @taOt
adblt7556 fran30lii6s uno 1923 oeuti6.
ipredenoe Bemobner. Dabei lit inbeI.
len 81 beridli9ttsen, oa6 bic Mtebraabl
Der Deuti6en bes Sran30ii9er iia
bebient.
8aiet # gerbaitet muroe Elm
tn 8alel in Arbeit ltebenber Qitbo.
srapben9ebilfe, Der BET bes Surababn
lpesen zines an9ebli6 bel Der Mt0n.
9enlteinerfataitropbe perunslidten, in
Wirtlihfeit aber babel gar ni6t bethel.
li9t 9ewelenen yruoers cine Gntida.
oisunssioroeruns 9eitelt nno li9 iomit
zines 8etrussperludes i9ulbis se.
madt bate.
@raubiin6en. I'm benz Sporte
in DapoS Elm weiteres Selb gu %er0ffnen,
lou oalelblt cine 9roBartige @lsbabn
an9ele9t lperben, Die cine Sldhe BON
10000 Quabratmetern umfalien unb
bier Monate i'm 0etrieb iteben ioQ.
2ellin. Die 8einlels rpiro Die,
les Sabr lebr i6ledt ausfalen ; I'M
lesten Wiiter iino sablole 9feben er,
tr0reu uu0 Ote5eu @plnmer fehftp ME
Narlne, Die 2ranbenaniase gu 5eitiser.
Nl9 oas neue 9ol5 lit iebr idpa9 &c.
blleben, 10 oaB man firdtet. cine
trSenowie bebeutenbe &dlte iperbe nod,
iten Winter weiteren groBen S9abea
anrtdten.
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Gin Smilna In her Gamri,. gou.

Orp in benz 9dweiSer aanton Ncuen.
burg, welder befanntli9 bis 1856 utls
ter preuBii1er 9errl6ait seltanoen bat,
9enieBt oen 9fuf eines gteuenbureil6en
S6i(oa. Die @inwobner bciBen sic
Train-sacs neil man ibnen nahiaat.
iie So9en i'm 9erbit in beaen 6aufen an
ben Gee. um ben giebel in Sade III
fallen nno in ibre @einberse ill idlep,
pen. ats 30nis Srieori9 @ilbelm ".
cine Otunorfiie Ourd bas ednOden
madte, friibitidte er in 8ouorp, no
man ibm Die Gr5eu9nilie Ser @eiuberse
porieste. rDas lit Elm gutter @eiu,-
iaste Der a0ni9 gum gilrsermeiiter.
rSh Gre" erwiOcrte bieler ietbitses
fanig, mir baben nod piel beIieren, Sen
mir llur bel feierliden @~elesenbeiten &c,
brau4en!" sSebr gut, bcben sic Jpn
ltir 81 elmer wiirbiseren 8eranlaljun9
auf," nerieete SrieOri6 @ilbelm, unS
lief, mGbreno er bon Der Gafel auf,
itano, ben pcrbpsten Biirsermeiiter
iiBen.
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Stlf' mad, aber pbne 3tpana.

Der @atur @a8biIfe gu ~letten, tn ibrsm 9eireben,
f3 Der arantbeitsfefeIn 81 entGeptsen if faerli& Der
rt&ttse 3ped bes Mebteinirens. 1nsladliaerpeiie
pirb iebD6 bteie Metbcbe oft hbertrteben uus tur&
baS 13npiel In ibr Gesentbetl pertebrt. Drafi5&e8,
lbsrmdbises Aurstren TT un5petfelbaft BITE am bduz
Der Darmtanal rtrb buGitdblt@ wte nit Sansen sur
nnSettisen Gntleeruns ~aeerrt. Selbifperifdnblib tit
eteS BON tnetfenbem SGmerS uno barauf fplsenber Grs
gang decentralization eri6lafften Suitanb periesen.
Das Gnbifattuni etner YeriDn, pel6e Bel SartIeibtas
tett erafii4 pirfenbe purstrmitiel sebrau&t 1T eutz
Spitetter's Masenbitters lit has bette Grwetdunssmit
tel, bas BITE Bifeni&aft tennt, ba es 3rar ben n6tbt=
sen, aber tetnen anormalen Stublsuna bepirtt, iueceiz
itpe unb ni6t abrupt abtdbrt, unb be Srsane,
auf weI&e eS ieine Btrtuns dusert, frdfttst, antatt lie su
iHirdhen. Mdn eebraufe e5 sesen Malarta, Dps=
repfie, Hbeumattsmu8 unb Wierenletben.
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3a0em.

G~arlsrube. Gas meitbia be-
fanute Wtitslieb bes ,@riten aarls.
rnber SicDclc=& Stubs" Mlpin yater,
bat ieiner1 3ablreideu arbermeitioen @rs
folgcn beim internatioualen 9tabmett,
fabren III aDlt I'LL, au1 ben Yreis als
Observation-Disclosures BON europa"
binSu9efii9t. @r erbielt Ben 6aupts
preis bon 500 Marf nebit soloener
MeoaiIe.
Salfau. Die 8eliber ser bielieeu
Srabt. une Shraubenfabrif baben
ibren Qrbeitern I'M 0aufe oes Sabres
pradtnolle @obnunsen errihtet, mofiir
Die 8etreffenoen uerbdltniBmaBia penis
Jtente 81 beaablen baben. Sn Der
jiiu9iten s3eit baben nun Die Sabrifau.
ten 1000 Mtarf unter bic Nrbeiter per,
theilt, mas mad WtaBsabe bes bur6s
ldnittlt9en Observation-Disclosures ses
l6ebeu lit.
9~arbbeim. Mesen zines eioers
tbumli6en 9etru9S murbe elm bieiiser
9anoelsmat1 gu IA Iagen @efdnsniB
berurtbeilt. @r bate auf Dem Mantts
bsin1er Mtarfte Elm Yfero pertauft.
Ser neue geiiser fam nab einiger 3eit
nit BEN Gbiere inter einen tii9tigen
Neserl, nobel iib sei9te, oaB Der &opf
oes YferbeS 9efdrbt mar, nm iiber bas
alter oelelben gu taul6en.
9lget8beim NJ. Ser ~15iabriae
Sobn bes 0beinlpartS @berle BON bier
fabr ben uferbau entlans, um Sufter
gu bolen. guf Der 5alfte oes @eaeS
idente pl6slih oas Yfero uno sins
rildmdrts, 10 bab Der @a9eu iiber Die
Sautrone auf Die iteile uferbolduna su
rotten fam nno in Dem ndditen ausen,
bid in Gbein oerl9wano. 0fos uno
Wasen iparen iofort in Die 3iefe per<
luafen, nabreno BON ben orei auf Dem
Subrwerf befincli6en, bis III adt
Sabre elten &inOern oas altefte uro
liln9ite. lpel6e li6 nod an einern BON
Wa9en 9elOiten 8rettitiid iiber WalIer
bielten, bon ibrem ~15jabriseu 8ruoer
9erettet ipnrben. Sas brittle, ein Wtao,
1en pom feds Sabreu, perl9mano in
oen 5lltben, naGbsm e8 I'M 8orbei,
treiben nod eirnial BON leiuem Slater
9eleber, ieine fleinen aermAen iiber
Waller gehobcn bate. 4ebterer mar
ca. 500 S6ritt unterbalb auf benz uiers
bau beI9afti9t, fonnte aber, nad5oem er
oas Sammer9eiGrei leiner &inber b6rte,
nift re1t5eitis mebr Die unslidsftatte
erret6en, I'm oas unbeil 81 Derbinoern.
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j.. VEINS Elm e. GU.
Sentf9e
Bu9banolung II. Goman=Sibliotbef,
So. 4 . itsSoufonitrabe, San antonip.
0prrdtbig fimb fplaenbe &pmate a 5
Gent pet @eft.
d3ebn Sabre unter Der Grbe, pber Sfulb
unb Siibne.
Die 8riiber Der aadt @iitprii6 roman.
ttlde GrSdblun9en).
Geddtet, pber bas @l5flein bon 8uratbal.
Der Serr Der etadt, ODER Reue @cbeirnniie
uet @aris.
ani einiamer Sniel, ober unidulpig sers
itoben.
Ser S6ariridter bon 8erlin.
OeS Meltcro6ererS Slid EnS Gnbe (Sta=
ppleon).
@enopepa, Die fron1ne Dulperin.
Sas ldDne Sabrifmdbden.
Oas FINITE @ebot.
unlduloig gum Spbe berart1eiI..
Sdtnberbanne8, Der gfDbte @duberhaupts
manlt heS 10. ~Sabrbunherts.
81. So~btenfelper ppn Sibirisu.
Das &tnb Der Gerifoeenen.
Sic Sali9e @rdfin.
gu iebem bie1er Gofuane 2 8ilber ols grae
tbs . 8ramienD
SdmmtIide beu'ide 8eitfdriften une Bas
1er ftets an @anb.
H~rubebefte tperoem amf N~erlanaen
gratis berianbt.
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0eferrei6.

Wieu. Gin tiirslid erl9ienener,
amtli6er Deri1t iiber Die nieSer6iter.
reidil1sn Srrensa nltalten fteat feit,
oaB oielelben iiberfiiat iino. Gnoerer.
ieits wiro mitsetbeilt, 6ab in ben An.
ltalten TN uerHoiisuen Sabre gum sriten
Wfal bic 3wanssjade ni6t in Anpen.
onng fam. Der bielise Sodentlub
bat fir feline beibeu erlten Mieetings in
bieiem Sabre 1919, O4O fl. gotaliiateur.
itener all bic 5~nitdnoise 8ebOrbe abege.
fiibrt.
8ubapelt. luiere llniperlitdt 1T
in oieiem Seneiter BON 1901 Stuben.
ten beiudlt
Grfau. pier fam iiinsft 1pat
abenos Elm unteroffi3ier i'm betruntet
men 3nitanoe In Die 8alerue, wedte
einen Soloaten auI uno forberte i'm
anf Elm 3iilobol36en gu iuAeu, bamit
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CokaC=U aCDriC6ten aus Oct
a(ten 9eimat6.
@nrttem5erg.

Stntt9art. 9ta6 Sen neuelten
Wtittbeilun9en oes Statiitil6en 2alls
oesamts lit i'll Wiirttemberg felt Sebr
Sabren cine f%ortmdbrenbe abnabine Ser
9eburteu uuo bes @eburt6iiberldulies
gu bemerfen. SIM Sabre 1880 betrug
oie 3abl ser @eburten 91,42O, Der
leberi6uB Der @eburten iiber Die So
oesfale %, 1924, ieitoem cling Die ;3abl
Der @eburten itett9 abmdrts unb betrtg
1890 69,os9, ebenio 9ing Der @eburs
teniiberf6uB bis gum Sabre 1890 aui
17,51s Suriid. = Nuf oen 5taatseiiens
babuen iino I'M Monat Suit i'm San.
sen reun unfa0e por9efommen urb
rtnrlt Die piirttember9iI6e 8ermals
tung u1ter ben renlt5ebn, bon oenen llus
faQe gemeloet murben, Die elite SteGTe
ein.
S,:aduans. Gin sebiirtiser Bad
Hanger, Namen8 @ilbelm, welher
friiber 2ebrer in ser 9dmei; mar unb
li6 iebt in 2lmerifa bel inoet, bat Ser
bieii9en 9ateiul6ule in oanfbarem 9(i,>
oenfen an ieine S6ul3eit 1000 Mtarf
lWelltlllt98metle uberrDte1en. 0as @elD
loa i%lsbelonoere arl1er Sdiilern 5u
@ute fommen.
G%annitatt. DaS Yermogeu ulls
lerer Staot betrdst 5ur 3eit 1861 600
So, wopon ca. $500, 900 M. 56ul.
ben IN ab5u9 gu brin9en iinb.
@hteroingen. Iuf cine eigell,
tbllnlide Netle fam bier Der 2~4i6brtse
Sris Stolllteillsr 81 Iobe. @r mar
nit 9euablaoen beiddfti9t, als DER
Oafer, permittelit bellen oaS Seu auf
ben Spelder ge5o9cn puroe, al eillem
galten abprallte nuo beln un9lidli6en
oermaBem seseu Die 9ruit ftteB, baB lid
Die 3infen tief III bieielbe e%inbobrten,
mas ben SOB oeS Mhanues aln a1oeren
Gage CUR Sol9e bate.
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ct Ietue @i9arre al15iinoeu fDune. @eil
nun bieler rWtann" ben rSeiebl" nibt
iofort e%rfii0te, nabm ser Gorporal leiir
@emebr uuO i6oB auf ben i'm 8ette lies
genoen Wtann, Der loslei6 iturb. Der
8orporal loll bieieS gerbrcd)eu i'm Sdue
I%erwabnlinn be9angen babelt, @r be-
finoet iid in Saft.
@raS, Su Der @emeiuoe 9lpfelberg
muroe ein felt 5ebu Sabren aufgeOedtes
aber bisber ui6t betriebenes 5teintobr
lenla9er burd cine Sadfommiilion
teuerlid uuteriu6t. Der 8rcunmertb
Der &oble uurbe als uorSii9lid tonlta,
tirt, Die Wtd6ti9teit oes Tlobes aber
nod ni1t 9enii9enb ermittelt.
S6ubtr5ow. Oteler Gage branlle
ten III III erem Srte binnen 3mei Stun-
ben A 9duier. oarunter Die Stride, has
Pfarrballs uno Die 51ule, nieoer.
Siinf5i9 Samilien iino oboa1los uno
befilloen lid in GROCER Motb. Gs miro
Sranoittftun9 %oermutbet.
8tllenOorf, SIN bieligen Sc.
meinoebauie lpobnten felt Sdnserem eitt
glOolianiser, 9tameus 8ssmalo uno
Der Ga9elObner 6olenbof fer. Der
9%lOOliunige, Der ii9 ltetS init 6eiratbs,
9eoanfen trus, crying iib neulid oes
yfa6tS mieber III bieleu leiuen Yieb,
lin9splanen, Die er benz So(enbofer leb.
bait i6iloerte. ueber biele Nuseiuat1s
berlesunsen gerietb Sollenbofer in cine
lolde Wutb, bas er cine Miitl9aufel
ersriff nnO 10 lange auf 8esmalo los.
ldlu9, bis oieier fem &ebens5eiden
mebr BON iib CAB. Das @sib Soften.
boferS molte ibren Wtanu al Der Aus.
fiibrul1g Der srauli9en Gbat binoerr,
ipuroe aber BON Dem @iitbeuoeu oerart
sur Seite 9eidleuoert, oaB lie lelbit
eille Serlesnns an Der 9tale bappll.
trng. Ser Serbreder murbe III 6ait
gelomnen.
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9er-
Malln nit oem Daunten.
@uma,t BON %. 6. suoium.
1. 9apttel.

copyright, 1891, by Cassel Publishing Co., and
published by special arrangement
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ssrii4srt eusr eiasn.Ram Bel GIN part.
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N%robebefte tperoem anf VerIanaen
berianbt.
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Heutsme Sob Office.

Dsutide, fotpie enalifne Druid Nr.
beiten perben prompt uub bllia bers
fertist bon Sobn 69ott, No. 7
Nrrb Brefas StraBe. 2uftrdge
urn ouBerbalb erbeten.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09
ton
State


WHAT THE LEADERS SAY.
Herewith are given the views of lead
erS on the third party and other eucs-
tions:
NEW IoBK.--icorge A. Scott. Sccre-
tary: The Alliance is not party and
has no such ideas.
PE>NsYLvANIA Henry c. Demmng.
Secretary: The disposition among the
members of the Farmers Al lance in
Pennsylvania is to give each Of the old
parties fair trial. and if they will not
aecode to the demands of the Farmers
Alian"e then to take independent az
tiCn, The manner in which we have
been tro oated in Pennsylvania thus far
this year indicates that We will be driven
to independent action before the NOM
ination is made for the Presidency in
1892. In case We are, YOU will find
ninety nine members of the Alliance out
OF every 100 supporting the independent
candidates.
WEST VIRGINTA.-S. A. Houston, Pres
ident: The Ocaia Council demonstrated
the fact that scctionalism. especially as
between the West ard South, was a
thing of the past. and hence increa ed
impetus was given to the movement. Tie
sentiment as to independent nominations
is in a transitivc state with us, When
the question was first mooted the ma jor
ity of our members were opposed to a
third party. 1t was hoped that both OF
| one of the parties would see fit to put
itself in front of the great industrial
movement, but it seems the golden op
portunity has becn thrown away, be
, cause none OF our political leaders had
| any conception of the strength of the
movement. To-day the Alliance fnds
the more prominent leaders OF botl
parties in open opposition to it,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09
No Wonder They Like 1t.

The national banking system permits
a man to draw interest on S5o,o0o when
he has but 5000 actually invested. L.
other words, he invests 10000 in Gov
ernmcnt bonds. but he no sooner does SO
than l-nc.c sam hands him over SI;, % 0
in national bank notes; these bank notes
he can use the same as money Gust the
same aS the money which he invested in
thr bonds He loans $50, 900 To Uncle
Sam: Uncle Sam gives h m back $500,
and still pays him interest on tn full
original loan Practically he leaves but
So. 900 with Uncle Sam. and tn"'e sam
is such fool tinanCier as to go on pay
ing him interest on $4,000. No wonder
the money sharks aud their tools and
organs lose 10 opportunity in trying to
convince the people that the national
banking system is the best the World
ever saw. 1t IS the best, too-for the
sharks. Under no other scheme that we
are aware of can a man DO Il S95, 900 cash
business with Il capital of $4,000. or
draw interest uron $50, 600 by an actual
invest ncnt of bat 5000. 9.--IFushing'on
fInd. Labor Hefu!d
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09
Sixty-Eour Years Married.

Green County can probably boast OF
having one of the Oldest married couples
in the State. David Sickle and Mary
his wife, are the hanpy pair. They
have been living together for sixty-four
years, having been married in 1896.
The combined ages of the two is ia
years. Both are still enjoying fairly
good health. Mr.. Sickle was born in
Washington County nlnety-one years
ago, and moved to his present residence
In Morris in 1910. Eight children were
born as the fruit of this union and three
are still living. The old gentleman is
quite active and his mental faculties are
still good. He was always an indus
trious man, and he still cuts his wood
and does many other odd jobs about
the farm. Washington tPa.) Repub-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09
About Circular Saws.

Every saw mill man knows that one
of the most difficult and trying ouera-
tions to which circular saws are put is
that of log cutting, working up the
rough timber into lumber. Bnt not all
sawyers are as familiar with the condi-
tions which govern the operation of the
circular saw as they should be.
These are the only tools used in cut
ting and dressing lumber that within
themselves have certain inherent condi-
tions to govern their speed. and
knowledge of this is an important part
of a savers ability aud education.
4 great deal, of course, depends
upon the material and manner
in witch the saw is made, whether it
has been hammered tight" or slack"
on the periphery. Assuming that on
account of the centrifugal force the
steel is stretched from the eye of the
saw toward its periphery, great deal
would depend upon the condition of the
saw at the beginning. A saw that is
hammered loose at its periphery can be
operated at much higher speed than
one that is tight or stretched.
In explaining this let us suppose that
a saw is started up and gradually in
creased in speed. For time. and up
to certain limit, according to the above
conditions the stiffness or rigidity of the
blade will be increased. Above this
limit it begins to dimish, and at q very
high velocity the plate becomes timber
and plant as a piece of paper, and If
the speed is kept up, the periphery OF
the saw will assume an undulatory or
wavy motion.
When in this condition it is as sensi-
tive to pressure on its sides as if it were
made Of sheet Of paper.
This, while it may form an interest
| ing experiment, is also valuable in the
consideration OF the subject of speed
| for such tools. 1t shows beyond doubt
that there is specific speed at which
saws should be run to do work to the
best advantage and within the limits of
safety and economy.
Saw-m mill men as a rule are not snlii-
ciently familiar with such matters, and
only consider the subject with relation
to the amount of production. There is
an important matter for careful study
in the manipulation of saws, and q
chance for the exercise of good judg-
ment in regulating their speed for8the
different classes of work to which they
| are put. .-Manufdcturcrs' Gazette.