The Progress., 1892-12-17

4 machinery.
Telegraph Bulletin: New Orleans il
about To cucumber her streets with the
unsightly and dangerous trolley. From
the gentle and faithful mule, the trolley
Is not progression. IL is lapse in the di-
rection of barbarism.
You had better wake up. rub the
sleep from your eyes and take your
bearings before you make such old
fogy remarks about progression.
Telegraph-Bulletin: The power house
of the water works and electric light
company is rapidly approaching compile
ton, and the erection of poles and laying
of mains will soor be well under way
There is no halt IN the march of progress.
Sabine Banner. The following gentle
men compose tren new Board of Directors
of the Fort Jesup Masonic Institute for
he next year: j. w. Taylor. j. NJ.
Franklin, William X Afford, james
j. MoColiister, j. -. Trammel. John Gra-
ham, l.. Barbee. A. V. Carter. J. G. Mou-
cure, Charles Pul,en aud Don f.. Sorele.
Progressive Age: The Peoples party
was only four months old Oh the sth of
November and yet il polled over two
million votes. How is that for biuh?
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Alliance Farmer: The sugar-growers
OF this country, for wham the Kepub j.
can government taxed the people IN The
sum Of more than $1,000. .C0J 10 present TO
the favored small class us u bounty"
are wondering what viii he the policy of
the incoming administration OH that out
rage.
Southern Live Stock Journal Se,ect
f.a.u ln
rich. make them rich. L. can be done.
Then crowd those acres fO" all they arV
worth. Keep them at work winter ana
summer producing crops for man and
beast. As fast ~ one crop Is taken ou
put on another. Give preference tu
quick growing feed crops Keep cotton
out of the rotation, aud Won Will be AS
tonished how valuable those acres eau
be made. In crowded countries of The
world whole families rely for "a sub.sit-
ence on what can b. produced on one
acre or less. Much time ana LABOR Is lost
in this country preparing ground unit
for cultivation.
Home and Farm If the pasture is
short and he season dry, It IL better t.
take the cows of for awhile than To at
tempt 90 utilize the pastDre at the D i-k OF
injury. Nothing is gained by cropping
the grass down TO the roote. and espe-
cially when rain Is batly needed. III the
grass Is allowed TO renew itself the roots
become more numerous and the drouth
less damaging.
Texas Farm aud Ranch Don't feed u
hog all he will eat. Feed him all he will
digest.
Regular feeding, steady growth, and
vigorous health makes the best po: X, the
best beef. and the best wool
Every day that hogs ready for market
are kept ON feed, reduces the pront.
Therefore Kill every tat pOrker the II 81
cold spell.
Any meat animal that is not gaiuing IL
losing, there is no neutral point. The
sooner the animal can he given the size
and condition, tue better the profit.
The best prevention of hog cholera Is
cleanliness aud healthful food, such Us
nature intended swine 70 eat. grass,
bulbs, roots, uuts and acorns. when the
latter are impracticable their place eau
be supplied with a variety OF corn.
Terrell Crex.,) lines Star: Suppose
all of us folks too old to hang up our |
stockings join hands and agree this |
Christmas not TO be guilty of repeating |
for the forty eleventh" time in our lives |
that threadbare couplet which runs |
turn backward, OH time, in thy flight,
and make me boy (or Crib just for to-
night" The rhyme has done ser vice long
LET 1t rest.
We are surprised ct the levity dis
played by our contemporary. The
sentiment contained in the poem al
luded to is too sacred to be treated of
lightly, and will never die as long as
retains hallowed place
in the memory AMI hcar. Of mankind J