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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13
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JOS. LYNDON,
WATERFOWL. Wis

NICHOLAS THAUER, Attorney fer Executor.
SO TATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT FOE
80 JEFFERSON COUNTY.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at regular term
Of the county court to be held in and for said
county at the Court house in the city of Jeffer-
son, in said county, on the first Tuesday of
January, being the I'd day Of January. A. D
1894, at Il q O'Clock in the forenoon, the follow
ing matters will be heard and considered:
In the matter OF the estate of
JOHN G. WEIssERT. deceased.
The application of Dudley Fitzgerald. as exc
cutOr of the will and the estate of John G. Wes-
sert, late of tne city or Watertown in said Jetier-
son county, deceas ed, for the examination and
allowance of his final account of his admins
tration Of the estate of said deceased, which
account is now on file in said court and for the
assignment of the residue Of said estate to those
entitled thereto.
Dated this Both day OF November, A. d. 1893.
By order Of the Court:
HENRY COLONIUS.
Iowa County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

PERHAPS the most striking COM
ment upon the presidents message is
that of America, which Richard
Croker edited until short time ago.
America says this $4,000 word
document is a model of ''studious
condensation"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

For a sore throat there is nothing
better than a flannel bandage damoened
with Chamberlain Pan Balm. 1t will
nearly always effect cure in one nights
time This remedy is also a favorite for
Rheumatism and has cured many very
severe cases. SO cent bottles for sale by
John Molzahn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

THE Richmond State says: '"The
message showed the president at his
best" 1t did not seem to strike the
United States senate in that way.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

MR.. CLEVELAND speaks feelingly of
F'the election of 1892" but he doesn't
seem to have heard the rumble of the
election of 1898.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

AFTER studying the italian incident,
Frank LAWYER freely comedies that
fifty thousand dollars will procure
more pie than fifty thousand names.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

AMERICAN workingmen demand a
prohibitive duty on such raw mater
ial as that which framed the Wilson
Tariff bill
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13
IS WORLDS FAIR PHOTOS FOR ONE
DIME.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway has made an arrangement with
a frst-class publishing house to furnish
a series of beautiful Worlds fair pic
lures, of large size, at the nominal
cost to the purchaser of only ten cents
for a portfolio of sixteen illustrations.
Nothing so handsome in reference to
the World'a fair has before been pub
lished. The series would be worth at
least twelve dollars if the pictures were
not published in such large quantities.
and we are therefore able to furnish
these works of art for only ten cents
They will make handsome holiday
gift.
Hand in your money to the nearest
station ticket agent of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway and he will
furnish the pictures and tell you more
about the scheme.
GEO. II. HEAFFORD,
Gen'l Pass'r Agent. Chicago, III.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

IT is no longer, II have a congress
on my hands,, but congress has its
hands on me-" More than all that,
the people are with congress.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13
Il. G Roswell one of the /

j. c. Boswell, one of the best known
and most respected citizens OF Brentwood,
Texas, suffered with diar, htea for a long
time and 'r;e1 many different remedies
without benefit, un-il Chamberla,n's
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy
was used; that relieved him a once For
sale bv john MOlzahn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13
FOR hLNT.

FUI ALNT.
Two story brick house. in frst-class
order. Enquire of J. d. CASEY.
ll9 South Water st
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

sWATERTowN, WIS, DEC. -, 1898.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-12-13

WIN. L. NORRIS, Editor & Proprietor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-13
w is co N ST N.

Statens utstallnings-b -byggnad
saldes Chicago fUrra vecl1an for $l,-
$40. .
I Ashlands landdistrikt upptogs
under november manad 5000 acres
land.
General J. B. Doe Janesville har
blifvit utnamd till krigsministerns BIZ
trade.
Domare w. F. Terhue, en- Of sta
tens banbrytare, har aHidit en- alder
af 70 ar. Z. var bosatt Viroqua.
I'll. M. Stocking Eau Claire har
f6rsalt 1900 acres land bevuxet med
timmorskog for $4,000. Landet fra
ga ar belaget Ashland och bayfield,
counties ,...
Nedbrunnet boningshus. Char
les Stark | Appleton har f6rlorat slit
boningshus genom eldsvada. F6rlusten
skattas till $4,000, hvaraf hAlften be-
tiickas genom assurans.
Fald dom. RAttegangen mot gos-
sarne Herman och Otto Habeck, hvil-
ka voro arresterade f0r fadermord,
slots Wausau sistlidne l0rdag. Re-
sultatet blef att Herman blef d0md till
sju ars straffarbete och Otto blcf fri
kand.
L. Stewart, en- ganmal ungkarl
trakten af Janesville, aned hArom da-
gen. Vid fGretagen understanding i
H., oA;dpos boo4a1 b;t+o1oa hat y1 I ;,ro
penningsummor sa val guild som pap
persmynt. En- broder och en- syster
nimnas som arfvingar.
I lifsfara under fyra dygn voro
i fDrra veckan kapten Andrew Olson
fran Washington Island och matrosen
Harry Peterson fran Chicago. Da de
namligen don dennes blefvo rAddade
az angaren Syracuse, hade de under he-
Ia denna It'd q vraket till sin farkost
drifvit omkring a6ppna sion SAINT voro
nastan f0rfrusna och uthungrade. KGl-
den var ganska stark och voro de stac-
kars sj1mannen 6fvertackte af is, mar
de antraffades. Lakarne hysa emeller-
It'd hopp ON deras vederfaende.
West Superior-nyheter: En- plan
ar q bane att uppratta EFT storartadt
mj5lmagasin, rymmande 100000 tun-
nor. = Den svenska platstidningen
harstades skrifver under rubriken ZEN
AMMAN Father Connolly" f6ljande: ''En
svensk presti Ham Lake, Anoka CO.,
sitter haktad pa anklagelse af en- yngre
qvinlig f6rsamlingsmedlem, att hafva
ruinerat hennes dygd". Enligt hvad
Minneapolis tidningar hafva att forma.
la ON saken, lider notisen af tva stora
fel Personen fraga ar nemligen icke
svensk och ej heller prest. Han lar
vara en- norsk studcrande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-13
ID A KOTA A.

ON statskassans tillstand N
Dakota har statskass6ren Romland der
8 dennes afgifvit en- rapport till guver
n0ren. AT denna framgar att behalf
ningen den 81 oktober utgiorde Sl15,
600, hvilka iro deponerade atskilligs
Observation-Disclosures inom staten.
Arresterad posttj jensteman Mi
chael Shea, bitradande postmastare
Running Water, S. d., har lordag.
blifvit haktad, pa anklagelse att hafvs
utfardat sex ''money ordres" pa till
sammans $1,000 SAINT utqvitterat ocl
erhallit kontanter for desamma. She's
nekar till f0rbrytelsen.
ofverkord konduktor. Under
det cit fralxttag harom dagen nsirmade
sig Emerald station, N. Dak., skulls
kondukt0r Reynolds hoppa upp pa ta
get, mon halkade och kom inundel
vagnarne, hvars hjul krossade hans
ena bon SAINT tillfogade honom aere in
Writes skador. FUga hopp ON han:
tillfrisknande f6refinnes.
Domd till straffarbete for lifs.
tiden. Fran Alexandria, S. Dakota
skrifves don dennes, att iurymanner
Frank Phelps rattegang kommit Of
verens och fallt cit fallande utslag. Son
bekant var Phelp anklagad for att
hafva m6rdat en- farmare vid namr
Mattson. Domen lydde lifstids strait.
arbete. En- motion for ny rtittegane
och uppskof af domens verkstallande
inlemnades, och bestamdes den II febr
for h6rande af argumenten.
Domda postranare. Joe McCabe
Charles Jones och Joe Reilley, SON
plindrat postkonteret Sherman, S
Oak, hafva af Forenta Staternas dom
stol don 8 dennes blifvit d6mda till q
ars straffarbete och $1,000 bitter. -
Charles Thompson, Clarence Dills och
Charles Meyer, som brutit sig in p;
postkontoret Candon, S. Dak., blefvc
samma dag d6mda till II ars straffar
bette SAINT $1,000 b6ter. En- 15-arie
gosse Bremen, som varit delaktig
brottet, blef pa grund af sin ungdon
| frikand.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-13
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Nedbrand stad. Affarsdelen al
staden Creal Springs, ILL.,, nedbr;inde
harom natten. F0rlusten uppskattas
till $4,000, hvaraf ungefar 6 var brand:
f0rsakradt,
Wilson-billen kommer, sedan vissa
andringar densamma blifvit gjorda,
attframlaggas for Huset dag eller j
morgon. Den komite, som blifvit till.
satt att revidera billen, har bland an
nat andrat tiden. da den skulle trada
verksamhet, nemligen fran den l mars
till den juni.
Hastig tillvaxt Oklahoma har nu,
sedan Cherokee-omradet blifvit opp
nadt for settling, en- folkmangd pa 251,-
900 personer. Ar 1890 var den omkring
10000. Affarer och akerbrukssk6tse
ha utvecklat sig proportionsyis dertill,
och Diet unga territoriet star redan
framf6r de andra folkmangd.
Brunnen angare. Angaren Waldo
Avery fattade den dennes cid tva mil
utanf0r Mackinaw, Mich. Baten iemte
last af 10000 bushels sad bef lagornas
rof. Passagerare och besattning blefvo
lyckligt satta land. Baten var varde.
rad till $4,000 SAINT f6rsakrad Sa var
afven f0rhallandet med lasten.
For hogt arvode. Godemannen i
Union Pacific iernvagen hade fordrat
SlS, 900 hvardera per ar. Delta vagra'
des dem den 8 dennes af F0renta Sta
ternas distriktdomstol Omaha, Ncbr.
Dessutom alades de att deponera bola-
gets medel endast F6renta Staternas
skattkammare SAINT att till jernvagens
kass0r utlemna tillrackliga medel till
afl5ning at tjenstemannen vid jernva-
gen.
Farig belagenhet. John H. Nor.
ris, en- sparvexlare vid Illinois Central.
jernvagen, ick den 5 dennes CORA en-
lifsfarlig resa. Han slulle vid Ken.
sington, ILL.,, hoppa upp pa ett gang
varande tag, men halkade pa det isigs
fotsteget och kom under taget, der har
klangde sig fast yid en- jernkedja, som
hangde ned nellan tendern och en- pas.
sagerarevagn. Pa delta satt h6ll har
/ sig fast under den stranga k6lden tills
taget anla1de till nasta station. Vid
lframl1omsten dit var han n;istan f5rfrn.
sen SAINT dessutom fila tilItygad, 90 att
han maste foras till EFT hospital for att
erhalla ward, der man b0rjan trodde
att han skafle do at sskadorna, men har
har sd smanlngom blifsit battre.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-13

som hittills blifvit f1rs8kt har emeller-
It'd alltid atf6lits of f1rodmjukaude Of
tergifter den allmanna skolundervis-
ningen. Det Or visserligen SAINT att
majoriteten af borgarne, till och med
bland den sekt som framstaller ofvan-
namde fordringar, f1redrager de all
manna skolorna och sander sina barn
till dem, ed ofta de ega frihet att sa
g8ra. Och det ar afven EFT faktum att
en- stor del af lararne de publika sko-
lorna tillh0ra denna kyrka, hvilkens
styresman ofta genom dem satter sig
emot det allmanna skolsystemet vi
vadja till ALA laglydiga amerikanska
medborgare att medverka och pa ALT
mojligt satt f0rsvara det fria ameri-
kanska skolsystemet, pa hvilket repu-
blikens sakerhet och dess borgares lugn
och f6rkofran sa mycket beror.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-13

L
blick sin dialekt. Delta synes besyn-
nerligt, men ar det nu s;t, att ett sprak,
hvilket ju ar ett faktum, f6randras
oupph6rligt, sd att en- tidrymd af 500
ar g6r detsamma nastan oigenkanligt,
sd kan delta ej forklaras med mindre
vi antaga, att spraket ar underkastadt
en- oafbruten f0lJd af dylika minuti6sa
f6randringar. Liksom det inom den
kroppsliga organismen ar om6jligt att
urskilja ALA de sma forandringar, som
f6rvandlat den fyllige och r0dkindade
tjuguaringea till den magres och bleke
sjuttioaringen, pa samma satt ar Get
omojligt att konstatera sjelfva vasendet
och arten af sprakets f6randring.
Det ar endast en- blick pa det f6rHut-
ma som later oss Sc, att likval-en f6ran-
dring egt rum, och f6rst genom en- jem-
f6relse mellan det ursprungliga till
standet och f6randringens slutresultat
kan man uppstalla lagarna derf0r. Att
s6ka lagstifta pa dot sprakliga omradet
gar Ell for sig. Man kan inom EFT sam
halle stifta lagar for samtiden, men ej
for efterverlden. I langden ar .det Ia
garna, som lydia folket, men folket eli
lagarna, ity att en- lag under for 0frigt
normala f0rhallanden. standigt ar ett
uttryck for folkets intellektuella stand
punkt. ON man genom en- grammatik
lagstiftar pa det sprakliga omradet, kan
donna gala for en- viss gifven tidpunkt
endast. Sprakets utveckling kan der
for ingalunda hallas tillbaka. Det al
skriftspralet, som maste f0lja det tala-
de spr;sket och Ell tvertom.
Hvad som CALLER uttrycken ''riktigt
och oriktigt", CALLER afven det som
fraga ON sprak plagar kallas "sk6nt
eller fult". Allting beror till en- stor
del pa vana. I svenskan andas t. ex.
ALA tva- eller ferstafviga verb pa a.
Derf0r s'ljuder det illa', da vermlan-
dingen kommer och sticker in slit Q.
Men jag har aldrig hort nagon saga,
att den latinska verbandelsen ar full.
Denna uppfattning eller rattre miss
uppfattning uppkommer genom iemf0.
relse med ems egen dialekt. En- sadan
omedelbar jemforelse mellan ljud kan
ej fore komma vid studiet af sprak, som
till sin natur Aro vidt slilda och som
f6ljaktligenligga utom omradet for vart
ond0ms, mar det gtiller h0rselsinnet
En- italienare, som finge h0ra skanska
talas, skulle Ell kunna afg6ra, i hvad
afseende denna dialekt wore, hvad ljud.
sk0nhet betraffar, underlagsen hvilker
som helst AMMAN svensk dialekt alden.
stund olikheten mellan salla svensks
dialekter och hans eget sprak aro f6l
stora, for att nagon iemf0relse skulle
kunna ega rum.
| Med k5nnedom ON sadana f0rhallan.
den skulle var upplattning r0rande
sprak och dialekt blifva mera frisinnad
och f6rdragsam. Hvarje dialekt hal
sin grammatik och ljudlara afven on
de Ell blifvit skrifna.
Harmed ware det Ell f0rnekadt, at
det ar n0dvandigt, att inom on stat hs
ett for ALA begripligt trycksprak. Men
af hvad som sagts framgar, att det huf
vudsakligen ar till for allmanhetens
beqvamlighet och Ell afsedt att vara ett
svard handerna pa dem, som sa gerns
villa kritisera sin nastas satt att ut
trycka sig.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-13

| . : -
ssnde handelsbutiker nedbrunno j l0r-
days matt. Innevanarne i hotellet blef-
| vo kringhvarfda af lagorna och blefvo
af brandkaren raddade genom f0nstren.
F0rlusten anslas tiN SIS, 900.
Forlist fartyg. Barkskeppet So
dium, som atsegiade fran Philadelphia
den november mar totalt forlist utan-
iof oaoles d.oionnes.s hapten Ander-
son och hela hesattnlngen ha bllfvlt
raddade. l4astena Destod al ,5oo tunnol'
petroieum och i,4S4 tunnor natta, till
sammans varda Ss,ooo.
Billigt pris d hastar. Fran Bur-
| lington, Iowa, skrifves den 10 dennes,
att priset pa hastar der staten ar myc-
ket lagt, tillf6lje deraf att farmarne la
| tit uppf6da hera An'de kunna anvanda.
~ en sJo.n@ ioiss.i Jniiis g. n"i
'1 pe.al.s unosr meuelptiseV, ooii ,ors Va Va
nsoosen' Ae'' 7 ''''i'' Aop"' iof Oh
e''n q =,
Aroete at busenden. Ala kolgrut-
Vorna tlllhorandes e''ss Lehlgh valley oola-
get w llkesbarre, a., mar mandags
| upptaglts med iuil ,aroetsstyrka. Detta
steg lfah gruiegafnes. slda ~skall gllva
aroete at tnsentals arbetare, som antln-
gen heit och haiieS saknat sysseisatt
nlns eller blott. defyls hait arbete sedan
Lehlgh valley stre1ken oor5ade.
Invigd kyrka. Elm Park Metho-
dist Episkopal kyrkan Pennsylvania
invigdes h6gtidligen s0ndags. Kyr-
kan Dir bygd af stem SAINT kostar $780,
900. Den skulle irlyigts for ett ar SO.
dan, men fyra dagar fore den bestamda
tlden odelades kyrkan genom mord-
brand. f0rllden5flnar am. manad var den
ater nastan 1ardlg da den aterlgen
nedbrande TILL grunden. lnvlgnlngs'
hostlallgheternakomma att racka hela
Veckan.
Dodsfau. Farnham C. Stone afled
den dennes slit hem Saginaw, Mich.
efter nagra veckors sjukdom pneumo-
MIA. Mr.. Stone var delegare firman
Wells Stone & CD. / Saginaw SAINT en-
of bolagsmanen- Wells g. Stone Mer-
camille co. Duluth. Han var kassUr
for A, w. Wright Lumber Company !
Saginaw SAINT medlem af republican,
ska statscentral komiten Michigan.
Stone var lifstiden smycket frikostie
och valgorande.A The Stone School,
Saginaw hospital3och Iaroverksbyggna
den i Alma saflnmna stat aro ALA en-
gafva at honom. Han efterlemnar en-
iormogenhet ,uppgaende Till en- million
dollars och var viea SIN dod7 90 ar gam
NAL. ESt>
Mordade sin broder. Frank Mil
Ter, boende narheten af Helena, Mont,
ihjelslog fredags2 sin broder P. j.
Miller, yanligen kind under namnet
Box. De bade br6derna bodde tillsam.
mans, men naeot godt fSrhallanda hade
| aldrig radt dem emellap. Box hade
atskilliga ganger befalt sin broder att
flytta och f6rs0kte for en- It'd sedan att
skiuta honom. I fredags uppstod en-
trAta mellan dem. livarvid Box fattade
| en- vxa och en- strid uppstod. Da han
eli kunde utratta nagot med yxan, kasta.
de han den och skyndade till bonings.
huset for att hemta en- b6ssa, men in
nan han nadde detta, hade Frank upp.
tao it yxan och tialdelade Box ett Stag
/ hufvudet med yxskaftet. hvaraf han
efter nagra 6ponblick afled. Frank Of.
verlemnade sig sedermera sielfmant
rattvisans hinder.
~ ,,,.4,,- ,a.,,,z !, aou,s,,o,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13
BATTLING WITH SHARKS.



"The prettiest battle / ever witnessed
was between young Cuban and two
sharks said an American sea-captain.
"We had reached Havana and were iy-
ing half mile from the docks, await
ing the signal to 60 on. Several fruit
peddlers had boarded us, among them a
swarthy, bare-legged young fellow who
looked like pirate. The purser was
standing by the rail, holding his FIVE
year-old son in his arms, watching a
couple of monster sharks that were
hanging about the vessel, when the
child slipped from his grasp and fell
into the water. The father plunged
overheard and seized him, and the
sharks at once made for the pair. The
bare-legged young buccaneer dropped
the fruit basket and went over the rail
like flash. AS the first shark turned
on its back, the invariable prelude to
biting, the Cuban rose, and with long,
keen knife, fairly disemboweled it. The
other was not to lie disposed of so cas-
lily, though. The purscr and his child
had been pulled on deck, and the COM
hatants had fair field. The Cuban
dived, bL. the shark did not wait for
him to come up and changed his loca-
ton. Finally the shark advanced
straight upon his antagonist, his ugly fin
cutting through the water like a knife,
turned quickly upon his back, and the
huge jaws came together with vicious
snap, but the Cuban was not between
them. lie had sunk just in time to
avoid the shark, and, as the latter
passed, shot the steel into it. The old
sea wolf made the water boil, and
strove desperately to strike his antag-
onist with his tail, but the latter kept
well amidships and literally cut him in
pieces. Golden Days
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13
BE MERClFUL AND KIND.
An Appeal to the People of the United
States.

An Appeal to the People of the United
States.
The American Humane association at
its recent annual meeting in Philadel-
phia made the following appeal to the
people of the United States:
In view OF the hideous forms of cruelty which
prevail In our beloved country, and Of the indif
ference and ignorance which exist, not only
among the lowly and illiterate, but among the
wealthy and influential of our people, we would
earnestly call public attention to the following
forms OF cruelty in our midst notably among
others:
l. The abuse of horses by docking and the
overcheck rein, and the abuse of other domes-
tic animals in our Cities and throughout the
country.
. The systematic starvation of cattle on
western farms and ranches, and the inhuman
treatment of mules and burros in mining dis
tricts.
The transportation of animals for long dis
tances under conditions Of horrible barbarity.
A. The prevailing evil of vivisection for al
legged scientific investigation
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.-To awaken whole
sale public sentiment, and 10 scatter inteli-
gence on this subject, we earnestly request the
aid and cooperation of the following
Parents and especially, mothers of children,
who are asked 10 instruct their children in hui
name principles, and to procure humane litera-
turc for their families.
Teachers of secular and Sabbath schools to
also inculcate these principles among their
pupils and in their classes.
Clergymen, who are requested TO preach at
least one sermon year on humane work.
All men and women everywhere who
have sympathy with suffering and
/ hatred of wrong are asked to gather to-
gether and organize humane societies
in the localities where they reside, and
to aid by their time, their in fluence and
their money the advancement of our
noble work,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13
FARM AND GARDEN.
DOUBLE FARMHOUSE.
How to Arrange One for the Use of Two
Families.

How to Arrange One for the Use of Two
Families.
The majority of dwelling houses now
in course of CONSTRUCTION in the smaller
cities for rental are double. They do
not cost twice as much as single
houses, while they are warmer and
nicer for small families. Houses on
farms are not built ito let" but many
farmers near or past middle life build
new houses as though they expected to
live and keep their children about them
forever. On farms of Is to 100 acres
there are but few dwellings that do
not contain sufficient room for two
small families which they usually
hold at some period, with more or less
inconvenience to both parties.
With but few exceptions the time
must come to every farmer when he
will find himself alone and old age at
hand, and then a second house must be-
built, or the proverbial parlor bedroom
must be made to do service as n
kitchen and other changes must be
made tending to spoil the house as a
single dwelling and make it an incon-
venient botch as double house. The
plan shown is sufficiently simple to OK
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13

There is a wide difference in the
values of properly secured clover and
the average timothy hay and straw that
is fed to the dairy COW, Glover is a
milk producing food, while timothy hay
and straw are not If we are to do win
ter dairying we should aim to have the
foods we feed as nearly like those of
summer as possible. They should he
succulent, containing the original mois-
ture and juices. Corn silage and roots
are mostly used, and if they are prop
erly balanced with heterogeneous grain
rations will give results in winter quite
nearly approaching those of summer
There is no sentiment or poetry in the
dairy business as all who are engaged
in it well know. 1t is one of stern re-
atty and business. We must keep the
cow at work every day-that is what
we keep her for. If we employ only
paying ones and then properly care
for and feed them, we shall eliminate
the sentiment and reap cash.-Farm
and Home
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13
Keen Sense of Odor In Rats.

Everybody knows that ferret will
drive away the rats, but everybody
does not know how to manage ferret,
which must be done carefully, for
should the ferret get away he will be
more destructive than hundred rats.
But it is an easy matter to keep a ferret
in a cage, and as the animal gives off q
strong odor his presence is quickly no.
ticeable to the rats. If they find out
there is ferret on the premises they
will leave as fast as their legs can carry
them, as they will know that ferret
can pursue them into their holes. A
prominent poultryman who had over q
hundred chickens killed by rats in one
night could do nothing for relief until
he purchased ferret, which is kept in
cage in the brooder house. Since the
cage with the ferret has been placed in
the house there have been no signs OF
rats, as they left in body.