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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

T AIDES, Misses ard Chiblrens 0xfords in all
IL the LATEST shapes and STYLES al bottom prices.
FIERy's Shoe Store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

NOTICE
Pufe Hannisville Whiskey,. for harvest. at $500
per gallon, at w. D. LAMBERT'S. d-i0-2w-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

nor something servicaple, handsome and
[ stylish in Mems Fine shoes, You want to go
to FIEE9s Shoe Store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

For RENT
The Busch saloon on N. Queen street. Apply
to W. E. MCKEE 64aotf.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

NeTlcE.
rover and Wreath Boxes for the Cemetery
q the house made on short notice. Ut the lowest
pr.ees, and in latest styles at
LEWIS KAPLANaS. Z
t2+1m ~
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

I'VE only place in town yov can find D. NJ.
4 Rough Il Co.'S Fine Shoes for genttewomen
Z q. FIERY 3 Shoe Store. Don't forget tbe place,
heSt 70 Hunters Photo Gallery.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

A TTENTIoN.
;. gu areinvited to call and see the immense
S; of gasoline stoves for sale at my place of
sanisltess. The Jewell Process takes the cake
TSF beauty, economy and quick cooking, J. w.
=, FISHER, corner West King and College streets,
near St Clair Hotel.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-24

No more rusty tinware. i have Antitrust tim
mare Tor sale, call and see FOR yourselves. j.
~ s,. y FISHER. corner West King and College
streets near st. Clair Hotel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
Ceny targowe


NJ q k a: Winona Patent s4.25
Straight 81. % Mr.. / Bakers $500
Pasza .kornu- $3.50 "a
beczke
PSF ca-Nr. 1 wiosenna 73c
ZlmoWa cent
s Soc.
\ o rn 81
) eczmlen Er.2. SO c
Jaja 70
o tr e b y: bran $11 90
shorts s11.o0, middlings $3.50
ground feed $50
W EN- a: siednla prana25 a %;
llchsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20.
slano DIX i e. 100
swleza tymotka $500
K o niczyn $3.50. buszel
L ym t ka 1.10c. buszel
" % 10
Kury wypraw.6 c., kurczeta 8
M leso zywe:
skopowina...... ............. $50
wieprzowina $500 wo4owina $500
celecina 500
Bob $3.50 buszel
Masfo 15c.
Aartotle swleze Zoe. buszel
PszenlCa-I II
MHLWAUKEE.
Pszenica2 Wiosenna 7s.;
Korn-No. 81
Owies-No 2 SO
CHICAGO.
2szenlca-1Ss
Korn-No. 8. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
WYBORY.

Kandydatem ma guberna-
tora Minnesoty mianowany
zostal ma ~konwencyi demo
kratyczne1 W St. Paul, W
dniu 3 Sierpnia. jednomysl.
ME prawnik pan DAME
Lawler. Jest to dobry katolik,
pochodzenia irlandskiego, i
i wielki przyjaciel Polak6w.
Pan Lawler lubiany jest
navel przez luterskich Anne
rykan6w jake dowcip..y
m6wca. CT tel beda woleli
ma niego e}osowac, niz ma
zasapanego Norwicza Z par
tyi republikanskie).
Starsi czytelnicy Wsarusu
tez ]uz cos Nied7a
o p. Danielu Lawler. Jest
ten sam. ktory broni} majstra
Cd Wla1usa pred sadem
Stan6w Ziednoczonych " st.
Paul, W lego procesie z szar-
latnem Louis Memo
CO 70 mic nj mo, nawct
wytrwa]osci, a chcialby zyG
Z wysoka i wiele znaczyc.
O5y Pan Bog nam dopo-
m6gI wyniesc naszego PREY
jacie,a / oplekuna pana
Lawlera, PREY nadchodzacych
wyborach, ma godnosc guber-
natora Minnesoty.
Hurra, niechaj zy1e Daniel
LaWler!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
re SWIATA.

PETERSBURG. = Rad
rosyjski og}asza, IL gl6d juz
usta}, a i arabia Tolstoj
many dobroczynca cierpiacych
biede ludzi. przestal sic g}od-
nymi zajmowat.
BERLIN. = Cesarz Will :
helm jvz powr6ci} Z wyscig6w
morskich. = Bojkotowani
przez socyalist6w browarze
musieli ustqpic. Rudolf
Jaeger, przeniewierczy ka-
syer Rothschilda, skazany
zostaf ma 1olat domu karnego.
Y = Jeanne d Arc
(Dziewica 2 Orleanu) zosta}a
uznana "a swieta. = Angll-
kom to sic niebardzo podoba.
MADRYT. Prey uroczy-
stosciach W porcle Palos, jake
W 400 letnia roc7nice pierwslej
podrozy Kolumbusa do
Amerykt, u5iega}y sic ukrety
poszczegolnych narodow o
pierwszehstwo p%lyniecia "a
okretem Santa Marya,
wiernem nasladowaniem tego,
ma ktorem kolumbus odkryl
wyspy indyach Zachodnlcla:
Ma sam przodek floty dostall
sic Francuzi, "a mimi Anglicy,
dalej okrety argentyhskle, a
Wtosi musicll plynaG W tyle.
: Wykaza}o sic, &c kolum
bus ME urodziE sic w Genua,
lecz W Savona, ola czeso
tez nazwaE jedne wysp
przez siebie wynalezlonych
Savona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
HIERONIM L.
OFICYALNIE.

My Hieronim L., krol poIskl z
wolf narodu, pozwalamy:
Spofce chicagoskiej zakupiG ga
d%ywidendy swojo z tego roku OBJ
szary ziemi l wod W cbrebie b'egu-
Nh p6}ocnego, ably Nuszym podda-
nym dac okazya kupowania Iodu
30 ba!ecznie tanlcj Genie. W yma.
gamy iednakowo& Cd Spofsj lod
darmo Ola wszystklch Naszych re-
dakter0w czasach kanikuiy.
Naszym wioIce z%asfuzopym
poddanyin l%encratowi Iomendu.
rujacemu wojsIl poIskich p. Kle}-
bassie i prof. DR. owl Fr. KrolloWi
nadajemy szIachectwo hcrbu: smo-
czki Spofki.
Prof. Ora. S. Nicki,go mia.
nujemy instr@ktorem patryoty-
cznych ciurow z ranga debosza.
Hieyoulm L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

Nova kolonia polska ,,KO-
ERNIK" w Chippewa Co.,
Wisconsin, zafozona dla dobra
ludu polsklego. przcz KS. Kon.
stantego Frvdrychowlcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
P0Szukuie mieiSca.

Organista i nauczyciel do
skonale W obu tych zadE
dach wykwalifikowany, Do
szuku]e posady. - Posiada
dobrze jezyk polskt, angiel-
SKI / niemiecki. Ktoby prag-
nal go mice, MECH sic zglosi
do ksiedza Tomkiewicza
W Plymouth, Lucerne Co.. Pa.
box 355.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
POtrzeba gnOtu psiegO.

,.Chscago lid Glove Mfg. Co.
adv wszyscy z nntuuy do powy5.
szego p'zemysM pomotum pot1yo
CT ME zasypiaN gruszeh U popiele.
Oczysno potrze6uje fa6ryh, ma,
turaloych sztucznych nawozow,
aby pr=emyst r6lnlctuo hvitne.
2y. Ju5 cd dawna 10 zboZa1ych
Naszych "a Ojczyzne piersiacA
czulsmy potrzebe gnoju psieqo.
Z tad m1anujen1Y holehtoroni
qateze teg0 przemYs7u:: Naszego
na laurach iu5 spoczyouajqcego
poprzednlha, NaVo$nlejszego
Franka I. . lego ehsceZencyq
4tamaana Kozohow Z Ken.
McEow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
~ Osll aEla, Neb

Polacy Omaha odcgrAli DO
diugicm staraniu, Sobote 6 s]ielpnia,
sztuke dramutyczu9 SOBIESKI POD
WlEDNlEM, pc r@l drugi. Obccnych
hylo przcs2lo 2OO0 os6b i doch64 byl
znakomity. Zasiuga u~rzadzcnia .eatru
nalcay sic gl6wnie p. lndzie.
Donosi o tenn Frauciszek Borowiak,
sskretorz k6lka Dramatycznsgo W
Omaha
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
Farmerxy w KOpernlku

Grunta W KOPERNIKU
kupuia n'etylko robotnicy, kt6rzy
sig miastaeh doroblll, lecz
take farmerzy, kt6rzy juz gdziein-
dzlej ttudnili sic rolnictwem i dobrze
sig ma grurtacn znaja. Gdyby SIG
znawcom W tel novel polskiej osadzie
co ME podobalo, z pewnoscla by tam
ME poszli.
Poaizei podaiemy nazwiska tych
farmer6w. o kl6rych dowiedzielismy
SIG ~bezposredn o hub przeZ inuych, re
sig osiedl.li W KOPERNIKU.
Vincent Latosinski Z Iowy.
J6zef Latoslnski
Leon ~Stankowicz z Niles, III.
Stefan Sadowski
Antoni Radomaaski"
Edmund Zwiardowski"
Piotr Mysz, independence, Wis.
Franciszek Siwek
jan sobieskl Manistee, Mich.
Franc kazmierkOwski"
j Franc. Koz}owski I"
Jan Studzihski
J6zef Szpreda
Teofil Mikulski St. Paul MINI.
J6zef Pakul.ki
Jan Nowak
Antoni Nowak
Stanislaw Romocki "
Franciszek Langa
Walenty Wieczorek
Urban Sowa
Jakob Eoisz
Jozef Kazubowski, Wcnona III.
i Ka!ol Postrach
Andrzej drygon, W~eyerhauser Wis.
Jan Bednar
Frank Listak
! MARGIN Mychalsk z & Ksiestwa
Poznahskiego.
MARGIN Pawluch"k n,wo przybyly
Z kr0!estwa Polskiego
J6zef Senk z Poznania, Wis.
Jan Kczyhski
Dwaj ostatni juz mieli zakupione
grunta W owen szwindlerskiem Poz-
naniu, Clark Co., Wis. lecz porzucili
tam wszystko poszli szukac lepszej
doll " Koperniku.
Powyzej podany spls bynajmnie.j
ME jest calkcwitym. Dzisiai Jest juz Z
jake 20 rodzin wiecei w Koncrniku i
co tydzieh kilku osSdnik6w tam PREY
by.wa. Bsdzie to czysto polska kolonia
| laden Polak tam IA 1odakami ME
bedzie tesknil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
Pot ce1,V.

W CtHy.
The c.. Nj. & st. 2. Ry. will
sell round trip tickets to the fol-
loving conventions at II fare
for the round trip.
independent Party National
Convention at Omaha June 29th
to July ..
National convention party at
Cincinnati 0. June 20 to July LIST.
Young Peoples Society
Christian Endeavor at New York
City July 18th to 10th.
National Education Assocla-
ton at Saratoga Springs, n Y.
July 18th 10 10Th.
Baptist Young Peoples Con-
ventlen at Detroit 18th to 18th.
Triennial Conclave knights
Templat at Denver Col in Au-
gust.
Annual Encampment Sons Of
Veterans at Helena, Mont. Aug.
s to 10.
Supreme Lodge and Bienlal
Eneampment Uniform Rank X.
of p. at Kansas City Aug. 23rd.
OWE wycieczki ma znlwa, so
Sierpnia l 81 Wrzesnia.
Annual Session Sovereino
Lodge |. 0: O. +. ct Portland
Ore. Sept. 10 to 2Gth.
National G. A, II. Encamp-
ment at Washington D. G Sep.
Goth.
| ad ditlon TIE above W
ave r'rcducted |" Is TO all sum
or paruCi as TO dates
for a lie. powers ETC.,
call at city ;, office No. 80
East Tnr DIS trcet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
PkACCIE "a
OFICYALNIE.

My H1erouim hrol polshi
Z woh narodu. r~ozhazmemy ma
mocy ogtoszenia masteDWqcego u
naszym psf mzedowym organic
,Dzlenulhu CHlcugoshim:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

Zostal spe}niony ma hrabm czyn krwawy.
Tam to komendant cd wojska ~pruskiege
Utopil sztylet W piersi Potockiego...!
Potem zn0w oberszt strzelii W swel podioscl,
Ze kula hrabi przeszyla wnetrznoscl.
Pada PotocEi czyniac z sic ohare,
Bezwladna reka scisnawszy kantare.
" dwudziestej pierwszej zycia swego wiosnie
SWAT ten pozegnal bohater %za]osnie.
Zostawil W dziejach pc sobie Geese bloga,
Ze zycie lozy] "a Ojczyzne droga.
skoro do miasta wiadomosc p~rzysano,
Ze Potockiego tam zamordowano,
Wszyscy %okropna przejeli sic trwoga,
Zemste prAsiegli "a te zbrodnie sroga.
Mieszka} W TEN miescie, talk nieszczescie daio,
Cz}owiek spodlony, jakich W swiecle mai0.
Pe}nil on wielki urzad ZandarmoWsk1.
Zniemczony Polak August Paradowskl,
Sluzvl "a spiega w niemieckim urzedzle,
Szkodzac Polakom jak m6gi, w kazdym w%zgledzle.
Wszystko co spostrzeg}' zaraz wydal zdradzii,
On wlasnie wojska do miasta %sprowadzls.
Psul wszelkie sprawy, ME luD'2e folszczyzny'
Wszyscy go znali iak zdrajce O]czyzny:
Przvwdzial swiateczny swoj mundur ziclony
| tax 20 rynku biegal W rome strony.
Wzywat Polak6w, do zgodY - spoko]u,
Ably ME ~przysz}o do krwawego boju.
Slyszac z Mich jeden tie zandarma s1owa,
Dzielny kosinier, kowal wsl Siebowa,
Mach! sswisnal kosa, tax %zgrabnie cd ucha,
Ze zdrajca odda} zaraz dlablu ducha'
zoldactwo pruskie widzqc ten uczynek
Zaraz z wsciekloscia tloczy sic ma rynek.
Poczeli strzelac do naszych zazarcle'
Lecz kosinierzy bronia sic uparcle,
Vice swiszcza kule, - leca g}owy z karku,
kazdy sic zwija, wre bitwa jak W gaTnku.
lie kosinierzy talk byli zazarci,
Prusaki z miasta zmykaly jak czarcl.
Nasi szermie:ze pc skoficzonej piracy,
Personal---very. trzeGh p%oleglych 6rac''
Zw}oki hrabiego W lektyce z}ozyilil.
Potem spokojonie miasto opuScll'.
Polskie dziewice krew hrabiego szczeln1e
Z piasku zebraly, ma %pamiatke wlernle.
Wiktor Potocki, poleg}y W powstaniu,
Zlozony W grotach jest W mlesclc Poznan'u'
A nabozeistwo, kiedy rok przeptynle,
Ia dusze lego odprawia sic W Zninie.
Miejsce, ma kt6rem polegl ow nlodzieniec,
Zdobi dis prosty z polnych glaz6w wieniec.
Przechodnie znaiac mogily znaczenie,
Sa ku nicholson "a dusze westchnienie
KONIEC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
PkACCIE "a
POL CENY.

Kolej c. NJ. & 81. 2. sprzo.
dawac bqdzis tykiety zwrolne "a
pot ceny.
Triennial Conclave Knights Tcmpalar at Dcnve
Col. in August.
Annual ~Encampment Sons ofVe,erans al Helena
Mont Aug. 8 to IS.
Supreme Lodge aud Biennial E~ncampment Uni
form Rank X. off. at Kansas City Aug. 23rd.
La Crosse Interstate far at La Crosse Aug.
20 to Sept. std.
Minneapolis Exposition and Minnesota State Fair
Sept. srd 10 10.
To points west OF Algon, Fairmont, Bird Island
Wadena, and points in Kansas, Nebraska, Aug. SO
and Sept. 81.
" dodatku do powyzszego znizy-
lismy ceny wszelkich wycieczek let
rich.
Ga l do 5 Slerpnia moga iechat
grona podr6znych skladaJace sic z {
hub wiecej os6b llnis W Dakocie:
placac kazdy 5 do1ar6w "a tykiet.
Wszg}edem blizszych s~zczeg6i6w
pytae sig " otsie sprzedazy tykiet6w,
Mr., SIS E. 3 Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
GRUNTA
CE MA SZESC SET FAM

Stosownie 90 zyczcnia mcgo,
zakupili bracia Frawlev, adwokaci
z Eau Claire, Wis, 52,24O ARROW
gruntu W Chippewa Co.. Wis. ma
dobro iudu roDoczogo. Grunta
te So dobre, pokryte buuulco.
wen twardem d1zcWem wielklei
warto5ci i sprzedawane bed:, Pola-
Hom DO cenio Cd 81 DO IS zu akicr,
drzcwo twmde wszelkiego rodzaju
wraz z z;emia ,~rzcchodZi M wta--
snosc nabywcy gruEtu i takove
MONA spien!ezyc kaadego czasu.
ktoby 2 PolaN6w mic by4 W stanie
Cd razu zapta"Ic GAIA Gene kupna,
dale sic mu cztcry lata czasu do
odpIacania takowej i to ME W
przymusowYch ratach rocznych,
lccz byte by ~zapfacono reszte pie
riedzy ~przeciagu czterech lat.
Przez Srodek rzekomvch grun-
tow przechodzi kolej ST.. Pau
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
REDAKC w

Nasz poeta polskl zuch
Waruso starry druch,
Wojciechowej znany KUN,
Zn6w powiastck spisa} tom.
Ola Polak6w szczerv brat,
Mech zyje poeta chwat!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11
II WIEC +. STEIN.

HAlSER u Arcodla, Wis
umoJu ta"io q modale mqsh1a
ntranto poahnq MARY. Repa1We
tah:e / c.YScl uJ1owo. W
Wnonoe TEL dy.ara pre- rag u
tYqodniu, u PIP. Gy1esel J BELL
G Dlouhi, iprzW"1Ie obstaltaA :.
PkACCIE "a WlARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

Panom Oclagals-
kim pos4ano tych
dniach rachunek du-
zy jak wrota, Z litera-
mi talk grubemi /
poteznemi, re kto Ii
cho czYtac umie,
moze je namacac,
nawet ma odwrotnej
%stronie. Kto taxi
rachunek dostaf,
niechaj c~zempredzej
przysIe abonament "a
WJARUSA, DO ina
czej mu W kobyli 1eb
~zadzWonlmY / Wiele
bedzie NAL tego
wstydu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-11

Sault st. Mary takowe leza DO
m1edzy dworcami Lehigh i Wcyr-
hauser' (mlasto) kopalnia s%elaza,
odlegtosd Cd Lebigh do Weyerka-
user Jest siedm mil anglelskich.
w srodku tel kolonii stanle le.
szcze W tym roku dworzec, p1fa do
wyTlE'ania kIepek druga do drze-
wa budulcowego.
ktobJ Polakow chciaf skorzv-
stat z n~adarzajacej sic sposobno-
SCI, powinien sic osobiscie zglosic
we wtorak, srode lub czwar,ek
kazdego tygodnia z wy1atkiem
an swiatecznych,w razie sdyby ia
Aowe ma wymienione dnie wypa-
dfY, W otisie pana adwokata r O
masza FraNley, W Eau
Claire. Wisconsin.
kazdy nabywca gruntow dosta.
me pc %wpfaceniu potowy ceny
kupna tytuf posiadlosci Guaranty
oeedjod pana abwokata Tomasza
Frawley.
Ziemie u maIatek k~osclelnY
pczysztej polskiej paraii osobi-
sclc W srodku tel kolonii mad LIMA
kclelowa mad dwoma pieknemi je-
zloraml, W z~nacznej liczble ARROW
luz prZeznACzYieln.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27
Poultry Notes.

4<O1oss
THE Notified Java is a very good
fowl for market and they are fair
layers.
JAPANESE farmers are usually great
lovers Of poultry and breed large num-
berS Of market fowls In Toxic you
may see them driving and sometimes
carrying in coOps supported on their
heads q flock of marketable stock.
They always sell live poultry.
CORN contains IS per cent. of heat
and fat forming elements so that it is
very poor egg food Good second
crop clover contains twenty times as
much lime for shell material and
pound for pound it is worth more as
an egg producer than either wheat or
corn.
IHE young women of HammOntOn,
n. j., are competitors in raising
chickens and the town has more pOul-
try than any other in the State. One
has had as many as s, 900 broilers I'M
der a single roof at once, besides
1000 hens. This town has sent 65,-
900 birds to market in one season.
LIZ you want the poultry to be ten
der and juicy let it be fattened quick
ly 1t should be well fed during the
months previous to going into the fat
tening cOOpS; then two weeks Of lib
eral feeding will make the meat heavy
and just right for the popular taste.
DRY pick all fowls for the table
r. docs not HncfpnU no tnvt11rn of Hp
skin like hot water. BroilerS also
look better not Shriveled up in ap-
pearance.
DISEASE in winter and vermin in
summer are the obstacles encountered
in poultry keeping. No poultry man
is free from them, the most careful
breeders having more or less trouble
in this direction. Your experience is
no harder than others, so don't be
discouraged.
A CROSS of a White WyandOt cock
erel of good breeding with a White
Plymouth Rock hen will in number
of. the offspring bring Wyandot comb
which is more compact than that of
the Plymouth Rock and less liable to
freeze in winter. This cross also
means good layers.
SOME authorities suggest warming
the drinking water for hens in winter.
This is absurd and of little value. On
cold winter DAYS, how long will it re-
main tepid? One would have to
heat the water every ha!f-hOur to
meet this suggestion. The little a
hen drinks of the coolest water will
never hurt her.
A BIRD afflicted with cholera lives
but few hours, the disease being SO
contagious as to NOW down an entire
flock in week. Two tablespOonfulS
of sulphur III proportion to ten quarts
of SOFT feed twice week with clean
pure water supplied will prevent most
Of the trouble from this disease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27
Household Notes:

GREASY kettles wash much better
if taken while hot.
MOST fruit stains can be taken from
table linen by pouring boiling water
over the stain before wetting the
cloth in cooler water.
AN exchange recommends punches
Of green tansy strewn around, as a
remedy for red ants in the house.
Another recommends dry saltor brim-
stone.
NEAT housekeepers do not use the
dish towel about the oven, or to lift
hot dishes from the stove. A stove
cloth is as important as duster or
dish towel.
THE fragrant pillows are comfort
if only they are not covered with so
much finery that one cannot use
them White covers that admit OF
being washed are the most satisfac-
tory. Sweet ferns, pine needles or
hops are agreeable.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27

fore putting the horse out to Craze A
horse must be fed frequently, and
its food being prepared for it,
grain being crushed, and hay, straw,
roots, etc, cut up. The stable must
be well ventilated, and contain a sup
ply of fresh water.
Such is briefly the main outline of
farming with regard to live stock; the
objects which the farmer has in view,
how to attain them and how science
has helped him. In the treatment Of
stock the main object on all farms
will be to keep them healthy, and
that at the present day is becom-
ing more and more difficult. Every
thing which tends to the abnormal
growth of the animal tends also to
weaken it and render it liable to dis
ease, and less able to resist disease
when it comes. Hence the greatest
precautiOn should be taken by the
farmer to prevent disease, the prin-
ciple, prevention is better than
cure" being the invariable rule with
him. OF the predisposing causes to
disease, want of cleanliness NAV be
placed first as most frequent and
most unjustfiable: secondly, inefficient
shelter; and lastly, contagion. The
worst diseases which live stock are
subject to are undoubtedly conta-
gious: therefore, as in man, SO in
animals, the best possible thing when
the least disease occurs in the stock
is to thoroughly isolate the affected
animals. So important to the gen
eral agriculture of the Kingdom is
this subject Of contagious diseases in
cattle, that the Government takes it
up, but not efficiently, for though
something is done to prevent the
spread of disease, little is done to
prevent the introduction of disease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27
THE HOUSEHOLD,
The Family Doctor.

STYE ON THE EYELID. Put a tea
spoonful Of tea in small bag; pour
on it just enough boiling water to
moisten it; then put it on the eye
pretty warm. Keep it on all night,
and in the morning the stye will
most likely be gone; if not, a second
application is sure to remove it.
To PURIFY THE BLooD.-A we'll
known physician says that he consid-
ers the following prescription for pu-
rifying the blood as the best he has
ever used. One ounce yellow dock
one-half once horseradiSh, one quart
hard cider. Dose, one wineglaSsful
four times day.
BOILs. should be brought
to head by warm poultices of camo-
mile flowers, or boiled white lily root,
or onion root, by fern,.~tation with
hot water, or by stimL0cing plasters.
When ripe they should be destroyed
by needle or lancet; but this should
not be attempted until they are fully
proved.
Hot MILK AS A STIMULANT. If
any one is fatigued the best restora-
tive is hot milk, tumbler of the bev-
erage as hot as can be slipped. This
is far more of restorative than any
alcoholic drink.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27

from the boat. The boat is then
. driven beside the rock, and as the
team proceeds it will frequently take
its place on the boat without effort on
the part of the driver, the wing tend
ing to force it in place. If, because
of its shape this is not readily done,
a very little prying while the team is
in motion will set it where it is de-
sired. Meadow land which is to be
leveled must first be pl0wed, when
the attachment will quickly take up
d load if the boat be weighted. If
there is very much of this scraper
work to do, the edge of the wing
should be shod with strip Of steel,
like an old cart tire or piece of saw
blade. The outside rail of the wing
also should be higher than for stone.
The hinge should not be too loose. 1t
should keep the wing on the ground
by the weight Of the bOat.-A. g.
West, in Farm and Home.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27
Keep the Cultivator Going.

Whether weeds appear or not there
is great advantage in constant use Of
the horse and cultivator, and if it
needs weeds to remind farmers of
their duty to stir the soil, then blessed
he the weeds, they may well say.
How cultivating warns the soil may
be noted by the much larger surface
which is exposed by the rough ridges
the cultivator leaves after 1t has gone
through. Besides it turns the warmed
soil on the surface two or three inchs
deep, where it is in just exactly the
position to feed the roots. This when
the cultivation is done on hot June
day, affords no inconsiderable amount
of heat to the roots of corn in the
middle Of the rows Some of these
roots may be cut off, but enough
more will start out to more than
make good their loss especially if the
soil be rich and moist.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27
LIVE STOCK.
Management of Horses.

An English writer says that the
question with the farmer is how best
to feed the horses required on the
farm. The food of the horse is nat
uralIy grass. and this will be the food
Of the young horse, with the addition
of some hay in winter. AS the horse
increases in age, SO will it increase in
working capacity, and it's food will
have to become correspondingly
richer. OF the richer food. hay. oats
and beans have been used from time
immemorial. The hay is first cut
fine in the chaff cutter, anG then is
termed hay chaff; straw chaff may
also be given to the horses with adj
vantage, mixed with its other food.
Turnips and clover well cut up and
the former pulped, or even mashed,
may be used with advantage in the
winter and early spring. Gubse-
quently yetcbes or tareS will supply
an early and valuable green food De-