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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Saturday afternoon the directors Of
the Kent county fair will meet in the
Office of J. T. Trout 10 consider a prop
ositlOn which come. from the state Far
associations directors. relative 10 their
locating here. The terms Of the pTopo-
sltion are not made public. but II -
understood that they are n sStisfsc-
tory. The State ASSOCIATION ia IN debt
and the Kent C0unty association is
afraid to deal with IL, lest il should be
the eats paw With which TO draw the
balance 70 the night side OF the ledger.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Con- duct6f Ffsnk Beckett has been
srEontes gstekee PER ~ tae Uuian
de ct In p'sc OF Charles Wsrrell. sr-
1rsaf. 6 set ng ssstfan Tnsster.
VI Gavin. frasslIns freight agent
a ? v CO u Centred. . IN 80 Qatf-
ter. ~ Cbicsxu. y. y. walker. trsv J.
inz frsaght sEsnt OF ths j.. : A.
ylfs nesaa sartsrs At Minneapolis, =.
e. Rcvley, =ste seens q ne Bias
hne, from Detroit; JACOB Holden,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Prof. Bltz, vho nss pzisnted rev
process for canning, de. IxefFa lec-
tare on the Srt yes.srdsg afternoon ~
Good Tempisrs' hsli. AeAvtlen block,
scrlo-d the process INFINITELY sna ST.
vsnced May new IDEAS ID manners
sad methods - osnning. Each hol1er
~ ticket ~ss presented w;th a copy
Of soc professsafs aoos. sn1 the lss-
tUre ga considered entertaining sad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

LoRD TESSYsoN 10 dangerously i'll
with the CONT. Death seems to have
grouped the poets for his harvest of
1892. Whitman and Whittier have
been called to the great unknowabIe
whence, and now Tennyson is passing
through the valley Of the shadow.
With the taking away of these illustri-
Gus singers. there seems to be an aching
void in the ranks Of tho dsvotees OF
the gentle muse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Factories along the west SIDE canal
that are not supplied vith steam we're
closed yesterday as the cana "a being
cleaned and repaired. The water :
smut oct about once $ year f0Z tnIs our.
pose and largs number f factory
owusrs have sdded engines 70 their
ecu pne~ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
SUPERVISORS ROOM CARPErED.
One Is Laid Contrary to the Wishes of
the Board.

the Board.
The committee on public buildings Of
the board of supervisors has laid the
foundation for Q bitter contention
when the board meets In regular ees-
SION next Monday. At the last special
session, . resolution WAS introduced
providing for the purchase of carpet
for the board room and it was rejected
by decided majority. Contrary to
the vote of the board the committee
has procured los yards of flne body
Brussels carpet 1T . cost of over 800
and put it down in the board room. 1t
Is the OPINION Of few members of the
board that the action of the committee
will not be approved and the question
10, "Wno will pay for the carpet?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

q le5orsr employed ., ihr Central sh
school, building, was thrown TO the
ground ~ "a ing sCsd0la Bpon
which be VS. wsrk ng. st noon ye"er-
asy. and severely injured intsrasiiy
III ws- taken T. TIE ( 3 A. home 2
the ciy smba sace. hv ord T % Or.
kes5. A. examination Of faiurie.
showed that 10 ton@s we're broken, bal
tnss ~ va savere'v hrffsed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
WILL GO IN STYLE.
Co. B VIII Go to Cnicago in q Private
Sleeper.

Company B. Second Michigan in
fantry, has decided to 60 as CON-
pany to the dedication of the worlds
fair. The members were late in max
ing their decision, and could not be &C
cepted with the state detail, but will
60 privately. They have already char
tered . sleeping car, which will be side
tracked at the grounds and used as
q company headquarters. Forty men
have signified their intention of going.
and it is proposed to make this outing
as successful a. any previous ones given
by the company. The boys will have
decidedly the best of 1T, as instead Of
tenting on the cold ground they will
have their private Car.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Had A JOLLY TINE
The O~ashtanongs Sail Down
the Grand
ON A MERRY REUNION TRIP
They Liked II So Wei They VII Re-
peat IL Next Week-Ths Scenery
Chained Them.

About thirty members Of the old
Owsshtsnong claD enjoyed the hap
plest day they have seen since the club
went down yesterday. They took =
trip down the river 10 Grand Haven on
the steamer Valley City and returned
II $50 over the Chicago a West Mich
lgsn. The boat left her wharf ~ :
o'clock with the loliisst crowd she hss
carried this season. The party Was
provided with excellent MUSIC. plenty
Of refreshments aud al that would 60
toward making the day perfect. Sew
eral PACKS OF cards were provided but
- one of the members of the party
put II there was no desire 10 play. The
ar was 90 hue the CAV 30 perfect sad
the scenery ali 90 new Ia most OF them
that Grand Haven MAS IN slgnt before
they reallzed II Most Of those Present
yesterday decided 10 take the trip
again IN about . week when u IL de-
erred that u larger number OF the
members of tue o!d club viii 80 and
enjoy the trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

ADoLPHUs ANASIAs ELLIS continues
to coufins his discussion OF the pollt-
ical issues 10 backwoods' towns where
no newspapers are published. His
speech and bis letter TO the cranks in
convention at Jackson are said to be
artlstically inconsistent. No wonder ne
stays IN the bushes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Mr. CABLE. who is in charge Of the
Chicago end Of the democratic rainbow
chasing campaign committee, mod estly
claims that Iowa will go democratic.
IL he were to say that Texas would 60
republican it wouldn't be any more
preposterous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

satisfactory, though na&ay tnougat Il
could have been mere condensed with
out losing anything. tie viii speak
again On the sahJees at the same place
Wednesday. October II, a. 2:l5 O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Pleasantly Surprised.

Members OF DIVISION Tent No. AIS
X. 0. T. NJ, are grateful to the MEM
bers OF Nelson Hive No. 279 X. o.. T..
NJ, for the surprise given them last
evening. Refreshments we're served
and q general good tlns enjoyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

The Jackson county fair Was run at
. loss of about $500. from present ap-
pearances. The gate receipts were
81 ,5s2 less than last year. There is talk
of selling the buildings and grounds
and abandoning fairs IN the future.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Edwsrs = sce saa Emma Martin were
married ye-t r3sy 81 a. N. At =. An
drsss cstbefrsl 4Aev stsrtei imne-
8stely Tor Ca.fornis. where they vii
reside IA the future.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Prospective Soldiers.

Four applicants applied at Captain
Garretty's recruiting station yesterday
for enlistment 10 t,.e service but only
one was accepted. He is is years old
aud enlisted with the consent Of his
parents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

THERE is not enough room for the
arts display at the worlds fair. There
will be any quantity of room, how
eqer, for the arts of the siren and con-
fidence man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

VIII Alderman Turner please pro-
duce that Cook Well system contract,
alleged to be tucked away IN his ca
pscious inside pocket,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

THERE 10 still something to live for.
Notwithstanding the work of the coal
combine. The cold weather has
stopped the slush about the summer
Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

only kind on the market worthy of mention
They are coated with pure tin, and thus are
rendered imperviOus to rust or discoora-
ton. They are unaffected by acids. are very
easily cleaned and very desirable in every
way. The choppers are simple, easily taken
apart and will last "A lifetime with moderate
care. The process of cutting is rs follows:
The meat is fed into the hopper and carried
forward by the screw until 1T reaches the
drilled plate, the pressure of the screw fore
ing 1t into each of the small holes I'm the
plate, at which it il chopped oil ny the re-
VOlving knife. which makes four cuts
for each hole with every revolution OF
the crank. the small pieces thus cut being
forced out by the next pieces SO cut. me
simplicity of this ingenious machine makes
it particularly desirable for family use.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Ma. MoVEIeH's speech before the
young republicans last evening was
dignifiet sad logical. He discussed
the tariff from practical star dpoint
citing the results accomplished in the
salt and steel schedules. He paid
passing tribute to the reciprocity clause
and presented uncomfortable proofs Of
its beneficence in opening up the mar
kets OF the world to American produc-
ers. His apostrophe to the flag was
beautiful piece OF pathos and 1t held
his hearers transfixed with eager atten-
tiveness for the space of five minutes.
He is an orator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

NATIONAL
For Presldsnt-.......;:-;--,...B kssAsTs HAaaisos
of Indiana
Fer Vice PressasnL $3.50 " aITsLAs Raid
sl New YORK
STATE
Tor Governor. Jozs I. hica
Of LApeer County,
For Lieutenant tsoyeFnor.-J. NIGar 0iDDisGs
II wexford C0Qaty.
For Secretary u -tAte.-...------ Joan W. Jochis
Of AArg1stts county.
For Treasurer ..--...-. ....- Josxra 4. HAhBgTkxs
Of H0axntoa C0gnty.
For Auditor 6eEeraL....---sTAxLkIW W. iuzsxs
Of 1oseommon County
for Attorney aensrAl --GxAzffr J. DIxKaaA
OF Ottawa County.
her Com nj ssi0DeF ror R.,.v
state Land once '''-''---'-------S
OF Otsego County.
koF SUBJ, Public Insgruct' h. K PArrssefLL
OF lngbam Coanty
kor Member Board ktQcatioa---.E 4. a WILsos
Of Van uren County.
TO FILL VACANCIES.
For Secretary Of -tats~--.....JOax W. JocHIa
Of Narquettc.
For Justice OF the supreme CoUrg...---.-.......--
taAsk A hOokER Of katon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

cunning throng OF lunAtle. = list of
names 10 balance the democratic state
ticket
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

WsxSs McNEfcH = cut for Clsve-
land. II Cleveland can stand il the re
publleans viii be grateful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

MTSIsrER Easx = home from Chsli.
Hs viii probably make i warm for his
tEstacsrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

GREAr scoTTl The democrats have
carried Florida Now Iisten TO he ex-
ulfsti0ns Of the unwsshed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

NEWTON sad Ellis are q pair, all
right enough. but the democrats will
have TO "slip the deal" to ill their
hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

JupGE M0Rsv retired from the bench
yesterday noon. lie viii retire again
next month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

CsNPAr and Ho-fofd engineered TIE
Newson rstidesUsa meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
There's Destiny That Shapes
Our Ends Rough,
Hen Them rs NE WlX.

There's Meat Chopper that Cuts our meat
fine, no matter i'm what shape ii is found The
one referred to is that manufactured by the
Enterprise Manufacturing Co., and are the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

WFAvER's stpmpsng tour n ire
soetN bas developed mo sprintins
match.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

WAsHIsGToS, Oct 4.-For low,
Michigan. Far; north winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05


That Old fogy among nsvs Associs'
tons, the Associated Press, has issued
. CIRCULAR 10 the few lifeIess newspa-
pers watch continue 10 take IL service,
eonfessing that its service mas been
allowed to become inferior" IL sim-
ply admits fact that has been motor
lously known for . long time. The
Associated Press mas outlived It's age OF
enterprise and IL DOW . psnsonsr on
the old established journals which hes
itats " part with 1t because OF the good
IL might have done.
It's service IN the past has been chiefly
notable for Its volume of dry and unin-
terssting detail. IL clogs the wires
with speeches. routine of conventions,
and far-fetcnsd and ill-cons!d cred in
terviews. sntailing exnausting work on
news editors and telegraph operators.
So voiuminous. prosy and senile had
its reports become that me enterprise
ing newspapers of New York, the ones
thA. print the news, abandoned the
service and substituted the United
Press, the most accurate, concise and
quickest serving press news associa-
ty1n IN existence.
the papers that assume to hold the
Associated Press franchise in this city
are compelled to rely largely on Chi
cago evening papers for their real
news service. The old Associated
Press files ancienI history and back
number political interviews that are
used to fill space while the bright and
cracking news Is taken without credit
from the United Press service as it APP
pears in the Chicago Evening Post.
IL should be remembered that The
HERALD owns the United Press morn
ing franchise for this city. Over its
own special wire TIVE HERALD receives
full and complete report and 10 not
compelled to borrow from its ex-
changes because of "Inferlor" service.
One of the results of amateur work
in the Office of the prosecuting attor-
ney was illustrated IN the superior
court yesterday. A complaint charg-
ing enlightenment WAS 90 bunglingly
drawn that the accused was discharged.
He was re-arrested on another COM
plant which also contained alleged
manifest errors on its face. These mis-
takes are not the exception, but the
rule. They clearly show that the
business Of the Office, intrusted to
mere striplings. is performed in .
loose and indifferent manner that
often threatens to defeat the ends of
justice. There is need for . change in
the office. The voters will pass judg-
ment on this kind Of business by vot.
ing for Alfred Wolcott for prosecuting
attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
CONGRESS-.
The Consideration OF the Naval mn
ResumsI. -Doings In the senate.

The Consideration OF the Naval NH
Rc.umeI.-Doings Ia the senate.
WASHINGTON, May lS.-Tho river
and harbOr bill was reported back from
the Senate committee ON commerce,
with amendments.
The consideration OF the naval bill
was resumed, and the rejection OF
Senator McphorsOn's amendment, Rp-
propriating sa5O,0DO toward the con-
structiOn Of dry dock ut Algiors, Ga.
Regular consideration Of the bill was
resumed at the point where an increase
IN the navy Ia provided for. The bill
M Il came from the House provides for
one nrmorod cruiser Of about 5000 tons
displacement, 10 cost Exclusive Of
Rrniament) not more than S3,60O,0O0.
The amendment, ns reported from the
senate committees ON appropriations,
provides, in addition, for one sea.gong
coRst.llnc battleship, Of about 5000
tons, to cost not exceeding siOO0,O00;
one harbof-doionse, d1uble.turTet ship
Of modern type, OF about 1000 tons, TO
cost not exceeding S1,0OO,000; four
light draft gunhOais, Of 500 10 l2O0lors
displacement, 10 cost not exceeding
s $50, 600 each, aud ak torpedo bonts, at
u cost not exceeding 100000 each.
Senator Mcpholslu from the Naval
committee offered an amendment %
the Senate amendment, providing for
three harbor defense turrut chips OF
the monitor type, instead Of one snip.
After a long discussion ho modified
the amendment 10 ~ TO strike out the
House provision for ono armodrod
cruiser and the Senate provision for
ono sen going coast line Of battle ship,
and for one haIbOr defense double
turTet ship, monitor type, and au6sti-
lutte therefor n provision for three
harbor defense double lurret ships OF
tho monitor type.
Senator German spoke Of tho great
advantage In recent ysarh In establish
Ing steel plants. War vessels could be
built here for within eight per cent
OF the cost of building them NJ Clyde.
This progress was due 10 the policy OF
building a new navy, which policy
waB innugutated under tho last adj
niinistraliou. lie was therefore pre-.
pared to vote for u propOrti0nalc in
crease In tho navy. EIe know that
the financial problem was serious
one, aud that Congress was being
critlcstd for the great amount eS-
pended. The expenditures had grown
from year 10 year, and row economy
anu careful appropriation would lie
tho order OF the day. II not, In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

pEsIiI, MAY 10. - An immense
water.spOut burt today Ia the neigh
horhoOd OF tho collerigG situated Mt
FuenfkiTchen, In the county Baranya.
A huge volume Of water inundated
the surrounding country and poured
into the minee, causing a terrible loss
OF life.
Tho water poured into the mines no
quickly that the unfortunate mon re-
ceivud no warning Of danger. Tho
water rose rapidly and In short time
every avenue " escape was shut OF
and the men porlshe1 mlscrahly.
IL 80 known that twenty-five men
arc dead In one pit aud many
others Lost their lives in differ
ont points. The men who were
not working In the lower levcls
escaped aud they with the assistance OF
those who il0cked to tho mouth Of the
pits, went to the rescue Of the mon In
the flooded levelp.
As news Of the catastrophe spread,
Immense crowds haslenei to the scene,
and the entrance TO each pit was soon
surrounded by the surging and wildly
excited mass OF mon, women and
children.
Lamentations Of those who had rola.
lives or friends In the mines were
hcartrendlng, and many pitiiul scenes
were witnessed. Some OF the bodit 8
are already recovered, aud the work Of
rescue IL being steadily carried on.
Every eiloIt 10 pump tho water cut Of
the flooded levels In being made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
rnr nnTnoDIerN Ar onAm..
An Important change la the I,iucr
arJ Proposed.

OMAHA, May i9.-The order OF the
day, memorial services Tor member u
the conference who died during the
year, was thcn taken UP Bishop Bow.
man In the chair. Services IN honor
o. the following werr then conducted.
John ". Phillips, Rev. II. A. Baylis.,
D. D.. General Fiiton, -. Fies. Rtv.
j. ". TdmhAii, y. d.; Rev. 81. James
Fry, ID. d.; Rev. Chtis'ian Blynn,
Row. George =. Hare, ID. D.; Rev. NJ,
NJ. Dobsti, ID. d.; Rev. W. II. DIN,
u. d; Rev. JGmes = Smart. D. d.,
nnd memorial addresses on tho livsa oi
Dr. Phillips, General Eek, u. Trim.
ball and Dr.. Fry occupied the remain.
dcrof tho time " 10 the ueun adjourn.
ment, the others being postpone till
Monday.
The committee on lipiscorncy de-.
cided tonight ~ recommend the cleo.
ton OF no more bishops u. this session.
The samu committee al.o recommend.
cd that Episcopal re.ilcncs- be located
at Detroit, In Ia" State Of Washington
an1 In Europe and Japan at the dia.
erection Of the bishops.
The committee on Itinerary decided
TO recommcd that the time limit bo
taken oil the plan Of liinufaucy, !eav.
Ing the transfer o. pastors entirely IA
the Judgment OF the b shops ami pre-.
siding olders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

He Assault, Liide Giri. Ia Caught
mud MIMI.

LITTLE Rock, May 90. 90 Henry
james, colofoi, made an assault on
Wednesday on the iive.year-old adopt.
ed daughter Of johnson, aud then He'd.
Today detectives arrested the brute aud
placed him inJail. Late this afternoon
a mob orgn niZul, hut the prisoner was
removed 10 the peultcntigry. At g:l5
y mob a thousand strong surrounded
the Jail, but, on hearing that the pris.
onar was rumDved, dispersoi, vowirg
vengeance.
At 1850 u mob Of about one thousand
men armed with Winchester and re-.
volvors reappenred and demandcd nj.
mttance IL the ponitontlary, whore It
was believed he was spirited by tho
sheriff, The authoritlc. refused 20 let
the mob In, tut admitted that the
prisoner was taken by them for safe
keeping aud that they would tnfn him
over 10 the sheriff Vt S O'Clock this
morning. Tho mob returned to par.
ley. nnd, headed by leader, With
slrdgo hammers broke open the great
iron gates, entered the ponitent.ary
and having secured the prisoner,
n,nrtei with him TO the residence OF
Mr.. johnson, some distance away,
whore Mr.. johnson Identified him.
The mob grew In uumnars 10 m inn.
mcuse throng. II then marched in
procession 10 Fifth street anu Main, In
the heart Of the city, opposite the
Masonic temple. He WIS given several
minutes TO pay aud confess. lie at
fret denied hio guilt, but finally al
United Il. A rope was then thrown
across the ctoss-arm Of large tslo.
phoae polls, and James was soon swing
log In mld.nlr and rlddied by hundreds
Of bullets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May il.-Pas.
sengeTs arriving this morning ON the
international train report that II was
Aired upon hy robbers just as Il WAS
noout 70 ht9p Tor wafer AN tank near
Temple. The engineer did not stop,
hut threw thu lever 10 as to put on Hll
the steam possible and got away, but
the express car was badly rlddled.
Two pssxngen were wounded. One,
whose name could not DO learned, had
his arm shattered; tho other, l.. O..
Townsend, was shot IN the face, hut
only received flesh wound. Several
other passengers had narrow escapes.
Tho ladies were panic Stricken, and
three tainted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

WARREN, Pa, May l3.-Latc last
night Lloyd Raver q Garfield shot aud
killed ChaTles Harrington, an ex-con-
Wet. Six years ago Harrington at
Quoted the thirteon.year.old sister "
young Ravor ami Induced her 10 live
with him. Harrington was arrested
and sent to prison for four years.
When his term expired he returned TO
Garfield aud threatened 10 kill the girl
II she did not 20 with him. lie was
arrested again aud sent to tho peni.
Tertiary for fifteen months, lie sworo
revenge, and, when released few
days ago, went TO Garfield, and last
night called at Rayer's houso and de-
mauded TO see the girl. The door was
closed upon him and he pruceeind to
break Il down, when young Rayor
took a life and shot him, the bullet
entering his brain. lRayer gave him.
self up, hut the Cotoucr's Jury brought
In u verdict OF tcli'defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

II has been demonstrated over and
over again, says Hoarl's DaiTynan;
First-That there has boon no way vet
discovered whereby any man, DO no rich
or poor, can harvest, shelter and keep
from waste fodder for cows, whether
fow or many, so Choaply, o2peditiously
and certainly Us by storing same in u
siio. While tho propondornnco OF tcs,i-
mony Is decidedly ia favor Of cutting
the corn or clover or whatever may DO
put in Tho silo, IL IS nevertheless true
that not a fow farmers prefer to put It
In whole. In the latter case II will DO
unnecessary 20 buy or hire u cutter and
power 10 run IL, and this item OF expense
may be deferred. Gccond-Ono acre Of
corn will yield moro and better feed
when put in dlp than two aerca OF
meadow OF thrcn acrcs OF pasture.
Third--GoOd, sweet siiarH, IN quantities
from forty 10 sixty pounds per day, may
bo fed to any healthy COW without in.
jurius her mill ior any purpose what.
ever, ioGrth-rhc poor man, Of all
others, IL tho ono who cannot afford 10
DO without silo.