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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11
CALIFORNIA 5 Wetme.

Weinliebbaber fin6en elm groBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Meinen bel
9errn s. $. MeDer an, Nlainos
pla5a. Serr Sleeper fu9t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aug benz Seller Der Weinai6ter. Oils
gutem &enner gelingt es Inn ftets, bic
beften Sorten aussundblen. ST fanrt
feline &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen Derieben. &otb= urb
MeiB Meine In por5iigli9er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
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aseme artefide @pbrmmaeu.

Ser arteff9e 8rumnen fommt in
Seras INNER mebr CUR @eltung unb
b%eionbers an6 fur bic G6rberung Der
8ieb3u6tss lnb Mderbau : SsSntereHen
our praftif6en 8ermenbuag; bafir
bringen au6 bic 8eri9te Der leBten
WD9e mieber neue,. nnabneisbare
8elege.
50 tpir6 aug SPORT 2aoacca bonn 8.
augut beri@tet, baB elmer Der leiten=
ben unb rei9ten 2anbbeiber unb
8ieb5i9ter BON CALHOUN Co., 9err
%. $. Sbomos, bic gorbereitunger
ba3u trefe, auf feinem etpa brei unb
cine babe Meile BON Der genannten
@tabt gelegeaen unb 10000 Mder umz
fafenben Stide 2anbes, tpel9es biss
Fer ausf6lieBli9 gu 8ieb5u6tSapeden
bennBt porben lit, ein D~oQftdnbiges
6Dtem BON artefif9en Grunnen gum
3wede ber finftli9en Bepdferung
besielben an3ulegen.
6err Sbrmas bat 1dmli9 Eel ieis
mem Mobnbauie auf benz &an9o i6on
felt Sabren einen 0btgarten, mel6er
gu ben aIerbeften bes Diftrittes 5dblt
unb ben erfabrungsmdBigen 8eweis
bafiir erbra6t bat, baB 8o6en unb
4lima bort fir ben Obfiz unb @emii=
iebau bic m6gli9f giinfigen iinb.
Seine Mbfi9t 1T nun, fem 2anb
ieBt babur6 au b6berem Mertbe unb
grtrage at bringeu, baB er groBe
Sbfs uub @emiiesdrten anlegt, be-
sug8meiie Stiide babott an @drtner
Derfauft. 9ur9 cine &eiie, pel9e er
Dor Sturgeon rad benz erfolgreiden
Obffbaubiiirttt auf Der 3uif9en @als
befon unb 6oufton liegenben WaRers
f9ei6e uuternommen bat, 1T er at Der
ueberseusung seIanet, baB bic a~rteiis
f9en Bebtngungen in Calhoun 60. ge=
rabe 10 berfpre@enb fin6, ipie bort,
unb 0aB elm 5urei6enber Uorratb BON
unterirbii9ei MaHer in berbdltniBs
mdBis ni9t gu grocer Siefe porbanben
TT, Der nit einem berbdltniBmdbig ges
ringen aofenaufwan6 beraufgei9aft
tperben fam unb @rfplg fi6ert.
Ser &ontratt flr bic 8obrung Der
8runnen 1T bereits nit elmer 31ber=
ldffigen 9ompasnie absei9loTen, umb
es pirb iest obne meiteren 8er5ug on
bic Nrbeit geoamgen merben. isrpeif
nd bieies unternebmen als erfolgrei9,
f9lieBt Der 8eri9terfatter feline aors
re%sponben5, 70 iuirb es ni9t LANCE
bauern, big au9 bic anberer groBen
Ganbbefber un6 @iebai9ter unieres
Counties benz 8eiipieIe bes 9errn
Sbomas foIgen unb ibre iebt taum
aablenben 2anbfomplere nit 9ilfe bes
arteff9en 8runnenS 3n Mertb brins
gen perben."
Nus &an6o, elmer NieberlaKung in
Gonaales @surtp, tbp In Der 1mz
gegenb bereits cine gauge 4n3abl bon
arteff9en Drummer eriitiren, melbet
cine ebenfaas bonn 3. @uguft batirte
Nittbeilung, baB auf benz BIabe bes
6errn Ga &aben foeben tpieber Elm
neuer berartiger 8runnen fertiggefeIt
tpor6en fei, Der 215 SUB tief iei nnb
per Sag 10000 @aIonen Wafer
liefern.
Sn Centre point, SEER Co., bat
man in Der 3iefe Don 307 SUB sutes
arteii6e8 Mafer gefunben, unb in
CRAWFORD, Me2enrar Co., ionic in
@arbentotun, 6arris Co., unb in
9ubbar6 @itp, 9il Co., III man ba'
bel, mad arteff9em @afer su bobren.
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6 . 8.
Mnerfet.

= Ser 5reibrief Der biefigen Gone
Star Brauerei ; @eieaf6aft 1T Der in
ber leBtet MISUNDERSTANDING bpr-
geuomr1et1e,t &apitalserb6bung auf
5000, 900 entfpre6enb amenbirt unb
i'm @taatsietretariat 81 Nufin res
oifrirt tuDrben.
= Manor Paf9al lieB biefer Sage
bur9 ben ftdbtif9en Sngenieur Pans
coat i'm @an Bebro Springs parte
cine Mefung b%ornebmen, INN bic
Nenge bes Wafers gu eonitatiren,
iuel9e Der San pebrD Greet in elmer
gegebeneu 3eit liefert. Mal min bas
au benz 3wede ertnitteIn, UNI feft5uffels
len, in uie melt Der San pebro Greet
aur Splitting Der fdbtif9en @araz
liiation nertuenbet tperben f6nnte. @s
tDurbe feftgeffeqt, baB Der San pebro
Greet unb bic San pebro 9it9 81
690, 900 @aQone1 Wafer in "a Stuns
ben liefert. Ser San @ntonio 6luB
liefert tdgli9 circa $50. 600, 900 Gals
lonen.
Ni@t tpentger ols fiaf OeIerz
teure tDurben bonn biefigen 0auptquarz
tier 6es 9epartements BON Seras arr
M~tSftoBung aus Der 8unbes ; Mrmee
uab 5u ldngeren 6aftfrafen berurs
tbeitt. Die Strafer f6manten atpis
fden 3 Nonaten unb % Ssabren.
= @ountDs&i9ter 8rpar galagban
9tebt IN einem an bic County &onz
l1if6re geri6teten S9reiben 6en
@rulb an, tuarum er fd tpeigert, bic
@Durtbaus 8onbs i'm 8etrage bon
$115,000 81 unter3ei1nen. Sa li6
nod cirea $4,000 in ben 6dn6en 6es
@ountp S6aBmeiters b%efdnoen, fagt
er, brallde man bas @elb fir ben
gourtbous : 8au bprldnig ni9t, tpdbs
renb es auf Der anberea Settle inn
b66ftet @rabe erpiinfnt, ia, notbz
lpenbig fet, bic &e9tsgtltigfeit bieler
Bombs erft iiber iebea 3Deifel binaus
fefaufteIen. lin bas c~onfatiren au
lahen, bat Der @ountpridter Elm &ehtsz
gutadten 6eS Ge1eraIfaatsanpaltes
ttngef0rbert unb tuern 6abur9 bic obs
foltte Re6tsgiltigteit iener Bonbs
beftdtigt tuirb, bantr tpirb er fi1 niat
l6nger ueigern, bic Bombs 3u unterz
3ei@nen.
Der 8unbeS : Comptroller bat
ben betannten biefigen &ommiffionss
aouflsanH @tarr CUNT gum MaFenz
perualter Der infoIbenteit Seras Was
tionalbottt e~rttaitnt.
- Der Grie6ensri9ter Mnton Mbam
Derurtbeilie MrS. Manbel 5 6ofmann
iregeu getuerbsmdBiser auppeiei 3n
elmer @elbbuBe bon 5000.
Gbitb 6arIanb, cine in einer1
Der bie1gen $ingeltangel angefeute
.aiinflerin" tuurbe u1ter Ser Mnflage
bes Mor6rerfu@s berbaftet. Sn finn.
LOS b~etrunterenr 3a1fait6e bate fe ben
Ntiiiter Barbour au erfte1en periuAt
lub Tim aud mebrere f9mer3bafte
H~erlebungen beigebra1t.
Nabpr Paf9dl, Gta6tantuaft
3eu1 uab Der Mbbpfat 9enmar, bic
fi@ mao Auffin begeben batten, UNI
bas &e6t8guta6ten 6es @eneraIz
{iaatsantualte8 iber bic @aIiigteit Der
burb bic leBte Nbitimmuiig autoriirte
Nnsgabe BON ffdbtif6en Bombs inn Bes
TRACE bon $240, 900 ein3uboIen, trafen
ben @eneralanualt gulberfon ni9t
an. lonbern nar beRen NfRfenten
Grant NubretuS. Nadbem ne linn
ben @a6Derbalt DDrgelest batten, ers
tldrte berielbe, baB man in ben ndd.
fen Sagen ben erpdnf6ten 8ef9eib
erbaltert tuerbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11
u. 6. Baris. S.N. &ptbpel.
PARIS Il ROTHWELL,

pbetograpbif6es Ntelier,
go. II nnb Is Mef>G Commerce. trabe
Sun Nntpnie. Oie al%lerteneften Sen.
res in photographer fein ausgefibrt,
ebenio elegant penn ni@t better, pie
irgenb pel6e i'm Situate. 2ebensgroBe
@raponsp ortraits unb ale Mrten bon
8ergr6Berungen. Gebt cure 8ilber
ni6t Gremben, tint fie b~ergrbBern gu
lafen, tuenn bic Nrbeit bier bon ber>
antuortliden 4tnflern our peflen 53us
friebembeit ausgefibrt tperben fam.
Wir liefern nrr Nrbeit erfter &laHe ab.
Nnfi9ten BON @ebduben uerben auf,
genemmen unb ale 4uftrdge auBerbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beiorgt.
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= 9aB STAR unb SperIing 9emeins
lam elm Nef besieben, UNI ibr 8rutges
f6dft gu erlebigen, lit pobl cine duBerft
ieltene @ri9einung. Sies gu beoba6s
ten bate man, tuie aus 2ibbenau bes
ri9tet wirb, @elegenbeit auf benz
&etIin in einem alien NuBbaum. Sort
batten in Der 96blung bic STARE ibr
yieft gebaut; ba nod PlaB mar, ftells
ten ii9 aud Sperlinge elm unb ftngen
ebeIfals an 3u brtiten. Griebe unb
ginisfeit berri9te nun unb blieb aud
beiteben, als bic Sungen beiber @lterns
paare gefiittert werben muBten. So
batten Bic MIten Miibe unb 0otb, lire
eisenen 8inber 81 finben, benn iebes
brdngte fi9 Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11
esm Aem6 murbe inn Shieroorte,

SIN 9em6 purbe i'm Sbiersarten
in Berlin ein iunger Mann auf elmer
8ant liegenb gefunben. Ct CAB an,
Der Sobn zines b6beren 8eamten at
iein unb in Der WormierfraBe gu
mObnen. Ser iunge Saugeni9ts mar
mdbrenb Der Na9t, bon elmer &neiperei
fommenb, in ben S~biergarten g%eratben,
auf cine 8ant niebergeiunten unb balb
in ttefen S@laf b%erfalen. 9ieien 3uz
ftanb baben 9ei9enhebberer gei9idt
benubt unb ibn Bis aufs 9emb entfleis
bet. SSn elmer 9roi9te ieBt Der @ez
flebberte ben Weg mad Der elterli6en
@Obnung In re6t gebridter Stimmung
fort. Wirb ii6 Der papa gefreut bas
ben, ben poblgeratbenen Sobn miee
b~er3uieheu!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11
YIN. Matthiea.

GIeif der, SouftonsStraBe e.
2iefert bas boraisli6te Ginbe, 96afz
unb 56meineH eii6. Spe3ialitd!:
Sunges aaIbfleif d, Nle Sors
ten BON Wurlt.
geteaungen merben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11
Salber Tabrpreis.

Die Snternattonals8 abn ia! fur bic
Sabrt nod ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
unb suriid MIR ben balben 5abrpreis
(plus $2.00) fetgefebt. Wegen ges
t1auerer Snformationer tpenbe man fi9
an BEN nd9ten Sidets Ngeaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11
gaols' Valtnen ; @arten 1T 5

S@ol5' Yatntett : Oarten TT Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en BON San
Intonio nit ibren Gamilien. Sic ree
g~elmdBigen Nbenb Grei &on3erte at
bier Nbenben lit Der Mp9e fint 1tets
5ablrei6 beiu6t nnb %erfreuen 1i6 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nnb Wbisfeps unb a~lle5eit feaerfrii6eS
8ier, fopie bic beiten @%igarren.
Sic &e # auratipr liefert ale
Selitatehen Der Salon. Mutern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ansge5ei6neter mariner 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11

saE Mtr baben bas gr6Bte NRorti=
ment BON @ageH, 8uggies, &uti6en
&C. i'm State unb erfu6en @u6, Bel
uns borsufpre6en ober einen &atalos
fommet gu lafen, uenn Sbr etmas in
unferer Bran9e n0tbig babt.
Staade 8ros.
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Rn6Iena Mrnten @nlhe.

1te tsfs GoIbe Der WeIt fur G&nttte, Quetf6uus
ssns 0tfAuhstf Gtebers unb SautsG usf&las, GIe&ten,
gefpruueene &knhe, 6rcfbeulen unb one S6uttrauts
tetisu: kustrt 3dmerrtotben pter tetne 8esatIuna.
Sbetse 4nfrtebenbett sarnnttrt pber hae 0eIb wtrh
sarl6syifattet. % GentS BITE G@a@teI. Gum Werfoui
ta slen Mpetbefen. NbsIpt Dretb, Gbsmpipn & Co.,
MAaI2faka
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Gpplen,a Menifter. Nn.

GppleD's 6esifter, No. % alamo
pla3a bat einen &nf fir guten alien
Wbisfep. bic beften gemii9ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine urt6 ansgeaei6nete
importirte uro einbeimii9e @igarrer
unb tets frif9es Bier. Ser GigentbAs
mer. Soc Cooley, Deritebt ieiu @ei6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11

Sie Miiiipm Oil Company Iiefert
bas bette Petroleum unb 8aiolin i'm
Miarfte iinb bafelbe pirb frei in Wob>
nungen In irgenb einem 9beile Der
Stabt abgeliefert. 81 SAB.
8. s. SIlten uB, Is QlamotraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-11

Sd Ieibe bdufig on 8erfopfung
uub Or. Muguf 96nig's hamburger
9rSpfen leiiien mir tets CUTE 9ienfe
bagegen.--6p. g. 9elIrnering, gIaps
ton, Mo. Yreis so Gents bic Glaf6e.
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@saneei0emtbnnss . uepertra8mnsen.
8. Gif9el an Carlo @ecato, Grunb-
ffld an NrienaI unb @efsGirFsS Str,
$1,000.
Z. g. Maigge u. u. on g. Barrera,
@runbifiid I'M alien gitpsaot 1923 fir
$50.
Muanba Dignopitp an CD. SefeI,
Sriebbof8partele, $50.
g. q. Mdurp an bic 8aus unb
2eibeesaI9aft, @runbIiid an aOe. 9,
$1,000.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
TO Graft Arms.

il is said that Theodore Lee, n well.
to-do, though armless, man of Tacoma,
Washington, is encouraged to hope
that his missing member may be re.
placed by arms, not wooden, or cork,
or rubber substitutes, but real arms OF
flesh and blood and bone. He has been
going about among the surgeons of the
East, and they think that il he can
persuade some criminal condemned te
death to sell him Il pair of healthy
arms they might succeed in grating
them to him. As to the method OF
grating an arm, Mr.. Lee has been in.
6-rmed that the splice would have to
be made just above the elbow joint,
where there are practically only two
muscles. one main artery, and only one
nerve. When Mr.. Lee has found per.
son who will submit to the operation
they will have to be brought together
in such position ms to permit of the
arms of both, which are to be operated
upon. being placed in plaster casts, so
that they cannot be moved. Then il
is proposed to cut the back part OF
both the arms. also cutting through
the bone. The arm that is to be
grated TO Mr.. Lees stump, or that
portion of it that is cut away at the
first operation, is to be adjusted and
fastened to the stump and allowed to
remain until it heals, and there is
evidence of circulation between the
stump and the part that is grated on.
The second operation will be the cut.
ting of the remainder of the inside
portion of the arm, together with the
artery and the nerve. This operation,
however, is not to he undertaken until
the surgeons are satisfied that the cir.
culntion through the part of the arm
grated on is sufficient to nourish and
support the new forearm. This would
be ascertained by placing ligament
on the arm of the person who was con.
tributing the new member above the
elbow aud shutting off the blood which
was flowing through the artery into his
own arm through that portion that was
not already cut off. Mr.. Lee is now
looking for somebody with healthy
pair o. ans to sell. New Orleans Pic.
ayune.
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lips first TO one cold stone moulding,
then to the other.
'T'll do il no morel" he repeated.
He went home and called his sister.
"Nan--Nancy! Where are you?
Come here-1 want to speak to yon !"
Nancy came-tall, straight and un-
compromising.
''5ee here |" said Elnathan. eff you
was goin to live here in this house all
your life, what would you do to fix it
up--to make it real handy and con-
venient, you know?"
"Whati"
"Tm in real earnest, you know.
Tell me, Nancyl" pleaded Hale. "And
| want you to give up that business in
New York, and come here and live
with u.s. Come to think of It, there
is good deal of work to be done in u
house like this, and Jenny's a slim
piece nrtsr all. So if you've n mind
to speak &c Juliana Hedgings to com )
here by the year"
Nancy's hard visage sof.ened.
"Elnathan," said she, al do b'lieve
there's some common sense left in you,
arter all Yes, I'd ruthcr live here in
the old homestead than anywhere else,
and Juliana's real good worker"
Jenny came in presently, and Nancy
loudly proclaimed the new order OF
things.
The girl gave startled look at her
father, but Elnathan patted her head.
"lte been sort o thinkin' things
over, my dear" said he. 'Jone Nall
head shall come here and do what
ever you and Aunt Nancy choose, and
and you may not know it, Jenny,
but your old father thinks good deal
of you !"
He kissed her. and stalkcd awkwarlly
out of the room.
Jenny looked nt Nancy with eyes
brimming full of tears
Ell never thought father cared 50
much for me !" said she.
The neighbors were much surprised
nj the radical reforms which took place
in the Hale househould.
"A1iss Nancy settled down for good" "
said they, 'and hired girl, and new
buttery shelves, and brass water faucets
in the kitchen and nh iron sink, and
Will Norris goin' there reg'lar ev'ry
Saturday night Is the millennium
comin'?"
"Jest what I've always been n-sayin' !"
sagely observed Peter Pinkcroft.
Squire Hale he sets lots of store by
that slim gal o. his'n."
"He'll lose her pretty soon," raid
old Aunt Sandifeld. "Will Norris is
dead in earnest"
"Ain't that what I've said all along?"
protested Peter Pinkcroft. Saturday
Night.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

It is the testimony of those who
have seen the great trees OF California
that much of the effect OF nstolishment
is lost because the visitor approaches
the trees through forest o: giants
that gradually increase in size. Many
pines ten feet in diameter are passed
on the journey, and in this way tn,
visitor slowly works up to trees that
measure above thirty feet in diameter.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

Suicide statistics. IA recently pub
lished 10y nm English doctor, SHOW that
taking the entire population of the
world the.c is Nh attempt made every
three minutes on m average py soms
one to take his own life. 1t seems
that Saxony is thequlrter Of the glo65
where suicide is the most popular, th1
ratio there being iGO suicides in 1000.
900 deaths. Portugal, on tn, other
hand, occupies the first place for in.
frequency Of self-dastruct;on, the pro.
portion there being only sixteen u
1000, OOO
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14

"You newspaper men amaze mo by
your persistence and enterprise. |
have made $4,000, 900 in the lumber
business, but If could have en-
ployed young men like the newspaper
reporters | would have made $780,
600, 900 in half the time" That IA the
compliment that millionaire paid to
Julian Ralph after he hal called for n
certain piece of news ut seven o'clock
every morning Mt the millionairo's
house, twice day Mt his Office, nm !
at least once every night at his homo
again.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
How a Beaver Chops Down a Tree.

Examination of one of them re-
vealed the secret of how beaver can
perform such feats rs chopping down
birch tree sixteen inches in diameter,
not to speak of softer woods, like the
Eastwood, of much greater size. The
tooth is composed of two materials.
Along the outer face or front of the
tooth is II thin plate of exceeding hard
enamel; on the latter, forming the
body of the tooth, is substance called
dentine. The dentine, being softer,
wears away with use; the thin enamel
romans comparatively unworn, Sd
that the tooth assumes the shape of a
keen chisel that never grows dull. The
tooth is hollow Mt the base for half its
length, and is filled with nourishing
substance which keeps it constantly
growing. Thus, not only is the natu-
raj wearing away provided against, but
certain amount of wear becomes an
actual necessity. With such instru-
ments the beaver is admirably fitted
for obtaining its natural food, the bark
of shrubs and trees. New York Tele-
gram.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-14
OUR NEIGHDOR'S EXHIBIT.
CANADA'S PRODUCTS AT THE
WORLDS FAIR.

the Country Arttsticaliy Exhibit
ed-Agricultural Products, Ores,
Coal and Manufactures From the
Atlantic TO the Pacific.
Canada has made display Mt the Worlds
Fair which admirably serves its purpose OF
illustrating the natural and developed re-
sources OF her own vast territory. No de-
partment OF the Exposition, says the Chi
caRo Herald, has been slighted by Canada.
Each big building contains compre-
hensive exhibit. installed according to the
best methods that could be employed to
make II attractive. Possessed OF resources
so nearly similar TO those OF this country
that hut slight distinctions can be drawn,
Canada has been animated by the spirit OF
competition more keeny. perhaps. than any
other Nation represented ut Jackson Park
She has given special attention TO the display
OF her agricultural products. upon which she
prides herself most She has no; neglected,
either, the treasures hidden beneath her
broad domain, as can be seen in the Mining
Building
Great care has been taken by the Dominion
official 10 properly present the display in the
Agricultural Building. A beautiful court
covering 1000 square feet and rising twenty
five feet from the iloor stands a model OF its
kind. ON the north side OF the center aisle.
II is surmounted by u handsome trophy and
bya large stuffed deer from the Rocky
Mountains. The curtain which surrounds
the court on four sides Is made entirely OF
grain and straw tasteiully and artislically ar-
ranged.
DISPLAYS DY PROVINCES
At the west corner OF the court. Ontario,
the banner province OF tho Dominion. has a
large aud tasteiully arranged display. A
handsome pavilion. made entirely OF cereals
and grasses from the Ontario Government
Agricultural College at Gelph Is admired by
all visitors. Samples OF grain in glass Jars
constitute n beautiful trophy which rises 60
height Of fully thirty-hva feet. The dis
play OF grain and cereals from the province
OF Quebec IL one OF the most beautiful in the
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Says the American Dairyman: "Tno
abandoned FIRMS of Massachusetts will
soon be but memory. An exchange
tells us that there are now less thau
twenty of them Since TIA, Board oi
Agriculture of that state became in.
terested in the matter the number his
been rapidly diminished by salef In.
vestigation by the board proved that
they were worthy OF better .n;e than
abandonment, and that their former
owners made mistake in leaving
them. The new owners ar, principal
~ men acquainted with New England
farming methods and il is to hp pre-
sumod, will work their purchases for
profit. Besides these, other from
States rs distant as Illinois aad Florida
have sought ont these abandoned
farms and purchased them for homes,
We hope the newcomers will prosper.
and trust that they will devote part of
their new purchase to dairying, There
il nothing like having few good
COWS around to build up place, A
man must bo very much discouraged
or else fearfully lazy when he aban.
aons his farm. In our opinion it was
sheer laziness that was responsible for
the abandoned farms in Massachusetts.
When n farmer gets lazy he is the
LATEST creature that disiigures nature,
and in return she always refuses to re-
ward the work of his INDECENT hands. :"
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DUTY.


The campfire dlmly burns
Through the night and the snow,
And over frozen earth
The wild winds blow.
Dut the sentinel stands at his post -.
As the hours creep by,
While crowds grow heavy and thick :,
In the sullen sky. :
His limbs drag hard, he longs
To rest awhile.
Yet over his white, cold lips
Comes never smile.
FOR his heart Ia n soldiers heart,
And his blood runs warm
When he thinks OF his brother-men -.
Asleep in the storm.
Then he shoulders his gun and draws
quick, deep breath;
What foeman shall conquer him now
Bu, the foeman Death
C. L. Montgomery, in Youths Companion
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The State OF North Carolina has IN.
side its penitentinry only 226 CON
victs, OF whom about l2j are kept at
work making brick, while some of the
Others are making iron-work for rail
way cars under contract with firm
in Raleigh. The rest of the conyicts,
about 800 in number, are employee
upon the State farms along the fertile
valley of the Roanoke River. In these
farms o It 5000 acres are under ct.i.
a. The product this year will
ont 100, ,000 bushels of corn, 1900
bales of cotton, 5000 bushels of wheat
and 10000 gallons of sirup, beside,
g III" acres in pease