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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Enforcing Temperance In Railway Service.
Division Superintendent Dixon Of the
Illinois Central has commenced an &C
tive enforcement Of the rule forbidding
employees Of that road to frequent ga
looms and gambling houses. Superin-
tendent Dixon devoted n entire even
ing to making the rounds Of all the ga
looms and gambling joints IN the city, &C
companied by policeman, and carefully
made notes Of what he saw. The next
morning q number Of railway boys max.
ing this their headquarters were informed
that their services were no longer re
quired.-Fort Dodge Cor. Chicago Trib.
une.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Hon, 7. e. Blanchard has been APP
pointed by Auditor Nipple and Secretary
Thorson to make a settlement Of delin-
quent taxes existing between the state
and counties. The commission was
authorized by the late Legislature to
have this matter settled up and the
work could not have been placed in
more careful hands than those OF Mr..
Blanchard. II will take fully a year Il
make the adjustment and final returns.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

1t is, perhaps, no coincidence OF name
or relationship in family, but a peculiar
fellowship in crime which has brought
Wilson, the Moody county murderer,
and Rev. Wilson, the Lincoln county
rapist, together in the same dungeon at
Canton since last Saturday night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Rubber hands Permitted ON Postal Cards.
Several days ago DR.. w. w. Parker
inquired Of Postmaster Russell whether
rubber bands could be used around the
new double postal cards. The Official
could not answer the question, and the
physician wrote to the postmaster gem
eral IN reference to the matter. DR..
Parker has received a reply stating that
bands could Be sed.-Richmohd Dis
natch.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04
A Vessel In the lceberss.

LosDos, April Captain Lille Of
the British ship John Cooke, which
sailed from San Francisco on Nov. 1,
has reached Queenstown and reports
that on Jan y he saw a full rirrod
American sailing vessel among Ice
bergs. Her destruction, he says. was
ipavitahla.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04
Fast Day Losing Favor.

The New Hampshire Legislature will
be called upon to consider the doing
away Of the observance of Fast day.
The language Of the bill introduced in
the house il to the effect that the day
has ''long since ceased to be ~religiously
observed and has become q useless relic
Of former times" With Fast day cut
of, the list Of legal holidays viii be
Thanksgiving, Labor day, Christmas,
Fourth Of July, 22d of February and
Memorial day-six in all.-Manchester
On. HI Union.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Sioux Falls Press, 2: G. E. Mckinney
returned yesterday from attending the
last session OF the old railroad commits
sion. The com mission made and turned
into the state treasury $500 over and
above its expenses. This is the first
timein the history OF the commission
that it has made money for the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

A law passed with the emergency
~clause) at the recent session, provides
that each city council OF a city or in
corporated town, shall, in April Of each
year, appoint one public weigher and
measurer, who shall receive 10 cents for
each weight and Is cents for testing
&C ales, and furnishing certificates OF
such weight.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04
BURNED.

Dukes Factory In New York City De
stroyed-Loss $3.50, 600.
New YoRK. April A. Dukes cigarette
factory, corner Thirty-eighth street and
Second avenue. was burned during the
morning. Loss $3.50, 0O0. Over 800
girls were employed in the establish
ment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Three Men Fatally 6caIded.
CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, April 4.-The
boiler of a shifting engine exploded
neal this place ON the Baltimore and
Ohio railway. Three brakemen were
fatally scalded and otherwise injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Sioux Falls ladies will put in a fossil
exhibit at the worlds fair alone, the
state commission refusing to assign
funds sufficient to make a creditable
state exhibit. They have raised about
$500 and r. w. Pettigrew left for the
Black Hills Monday to secure the
anacimcns.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Mrs. Rhoda Foster wife'of Col. E. w.
Foster formerly OF Frankfort, Sphinx
county, now Indian agent at Yankton
agency, died OF apoplexy on the 18th
nit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

The young man about town il rush
ing society just now for all it Is worth.
Ono Of the smart set writes to q friend,
81 have been invitsd out every night for
two weeks, bat have accepted only one
bid."-New York Tribune.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

John M. Pease, OF Mitchell, populist,
has received the appointment OF clerk
Of Senator Kyle's committee on educa-
ton and labor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04
Fatal California Fire.

PoNT ARENA, CAL, April Fire
broke out in the Grand hotel and spread
rapidly to other buildings in town.
About a dozen structures were de-
stroyed. Gus Greaves and another man
jumped from o hotel window and re-
ceived injuries from which they died in
n short time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04
TRpMs or SUBSCRIPTION.
NO AnYRRTISERS.
ON, SOUTH DAKOTA

TBg DAILY LEADER makes q special feature o
furnishing information concerning the advan
Ca res aud resources OF the city Of Maa.~on anf
she state at large, e~ntitling IL TO the patronage
OF advertiser OF every clase.
j.. y. STAHL. Proprietor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

WAsHMGTok, April Fourth As
sisatnt Postmaster General Maxwell
during the day appointed 1856 fourth
class postmastsrs, which involved So
removals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04
Smallpox at Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 4-There are three
cases Of smallpox at the pest house.
Late in the evening they were located
on the West Side by Chi Medical In
spec,or d. Garrett. Two Of the cases
will probably D fatal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-04

Mstcneii % COrDett to Battle or
$0O. 600 Purse.
NEW YoRK, April 4.-Jim Corbett
has signed an agreement 10 fight Char
ley Mitchell before the Coney Island
Athletic club for a s6O, 900 purse. Abe
Hummei. the we'll known criminal law
yer. who is Mitchells adviser in
America, has cablsd his client advising
him TO accept the offer.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
Turk. sre r,rtieni.r.

Adrice- from San Frzne.seo regarding the
seizure Of H'srT>r's Ik1gdEls. By the Turkish
government on account Of the ALLEGED iusmor-
ality OF its contents. state that lh- seizure VA.
not az at hrst reported, becAlse the book
contained poems By sehleset, bat Eas prob
ably due to an article oa European arInsc.
and the political situation. which would not
be considered Objectionable anyEherr out
eide Of Turkey. The seizure of schlege,s
poems VAS made separately, and both ac,ious
were explained IA having been inkrn in the
poems were the property OF an Englishmsn,
residing In ConstAniin1-le- They we're
stopped and eondseated by the Turkish Gus
toms officials, presumably On advice of the
censor.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
LUMBER CAMP BURNED.
Ten Msa H<mmsd In aud Crsnaassd By
the ElameA.

Ton Men Hemmed In aud Cremateo ~
the Fismss.
On the Goth q forcst ire, eight miles north
east of Lake City. Michi gan. destroyed Sands
lumber camp and ten men were burned to
death.
The men were assembled at dinner and the
forest fire. which WAS burning all around, en-
urely cut on all escape, when the men, real
king their danger, rushed out OF the building
In which they had been sitting The smoke
blinded them aud they became oewldered.
They ran hither and tbither, unable to Ind 9
means Of espapc, and their horses stampeded,
owing TO the confusion
Eight OF the men took refuge in = well
twenty feet deep, but the top curb oil the well
burned and the ,imbers fell on the men hud-
died In the we'll. literally cooking their heads,
the remainder OF their bodies being under
vater.i
Others of the men rushed to the wood. and
some of them thu. escaped, but the bodies OF
two OF them we're afierward. found burned to
= crisp. One man reached Lake City terribly
burned. and there died in fearful agony.
Eight teams Of horses we're ercmaied-
A large force OF men Is sti.i securing the
adjoining country TO make certaia no other
unfortunate has beca overlooked Tie camp
employed sixty men. The remaining Atty
were near the green timber and those es-
eaped The property Ices Is not very great
Forty hogs, three horses, the camp buildings,
tools, etc, tells Mr.. sAads' ios.-
The ThAyer Lumber Company, operating
near By, los. eIeVen cara loaded with !oss In
same hrc-
The cngine had to leave It's train to make
It, e,c4pc. The fire has buFeei stsef osi and
no farther danger Is feared
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
rh. burlington. weria'. r.ir ssrvle.

Appreeiating the recetsliY for ipcrc1sed
facilities 10 accommodate the Words Fair
travel, the Burlinston ulznA.ement has for q
year past been nakinE preparations 10 e1-
pciluoa,ly handle ~ portion Of shis iInfasnse
irAs-ie-
Large acquisitions have beer nate Ia a-E
and superior passenger equipment Of tie
n1ost approved cesisn, incllding powerful
locomotives, hullt expressly .ith rir- To
fast service, and general uTrrhsullnc q
all equipment IN use. Considerable double
tracking has been accomplished east OF The
Missouri river, and The greater portiOa OF the
road-tei vest Of the river has been rcbaiiz-i-
ed with gravel And stOnr. Ia short, nothing
has been left undour. calculated 70 lus1rr
perfection In every detail o., its service.
A. result, the Burlington route to-day
stands unrlyaicd ia ~ ability TO offer the
bet service and fastest time between Denyer
and the Worlds Co,uuhIaa eIposltioa.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
Thr iIonr c,,ei In.
ven sr@

A Gtssstruus Aoc,a-at oceurTr,. 81 ClIies-o
ol The a0th wEie1 r,Arre-l the c'nsc q Tie
-rczt a.rnss of yoncs- A soctton o: foor-
Ing .oIao feet 10 crtcnt f0Fzzias an catFzace
- WAshinEsoa hall Ia TIE Ar; lRstif1te, sud
dcaly gave -ay znd fen 70 tic sr0zzd. de
taare uf Twelve feet sescaiy-sgr psntr~
stricken women fcii IN n az.s o. struggling <
humanity And the cries O, thaaszsds Of sota- a
ALREADY assrnh.rsl coatr.buIea 70 the eIc!te-
meat thAt followed
Cries Of gaia and terror arose and fro-z TIE
collapsed sectl.n o, She baildlas ezrur the
ninxt ezasycraiei rrucrt- Of nzry p-rsoos
killed or inlarci. Aflsr sco-cs ~, people
rushed 70 TIE rescuc Aad the usArly iusr .csr-
Of Somen bad been cftric.tsf ii -ss ies ID
that about eight persoas kAi beea s-rtozsly
injured but Eons Of them fatally. No bones
were broken.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
PeLreo WITH HAIL STONES
a Severe Storm at PittssurE Caused
Mach Damage.

Severe Storm at PituszrE Caused
Mach Damage.
At3.so O'Clock Saturday nfiernooa Pitts
burg and vieiniiy vas visited ty the mosi
violent hziistorm ever knowa- The eject
sas mo.t DISASTROUS 10 life and properly.
Heavy black elo1ds sud1ealy ohseured the
light OF toe .an. ~hllc the Air became os-
pFessiyeiy hot Fo,igE.aE tic terrific electric
nssh eaulc tse erzsh shi roar o, thuldcE,
shakiHs Tie very earih- Before usaa os
beasi could seek cover. the dsisge Ct Ice
cane IN AL u laienriiy. .nt for Eve minute,
there was = war Of the slrEicna Ea1si tsrrlfg-
luE.
Telephuue sud telcgrrpa wire. Serr Pro-
,ratc,i 10 every dirrcil8n- Electric and eaS'e
cars we're sioppcl By broEea ~ifes O Gehfs,
choking the essiuis, EHa f0r /. utas trza3e
vas suspended
In the cast erd q PiiitSarS Eaa sgpsr
wards Of aIlr.kaHcy CITY se.r,y esery via-
dos sizsa ca The fssth siies Q, The tsiitioss
va shattered, vhiis ali ovcF bota cisies, skg-
lights, grssnsoasss, private and FA-k Goa
sesr.iusies, were shattered Sad foliage ruia-
cd Ia the PhiPps Ceaservkiory 10 schssley
pGrk. ever P.oco l.sts o, <,sss verc broscs-
Entertainments sere IN proSrrs. a. al o,
the ihesIers. A. The oscrs-hczse and Hiloa
theAters serious pAnic, ssfr nzrroaiy svcria3
And several SoEsra fAlnyed ,rosa :FishL The
syia.inE peiiins q The hza esuses' = uzsutcr
oi serlOu. aceileats bJ treasled hussss hat
broke zuay fruGa tsclr drvers- Ts0asy he=1
o. horsss, soEse - tssn vsisztie saizaAis.
are kBosn 10 have besz Killed ia FRts-
bars. either hy eolii.Loz o. boeou4la- eztzn-
Eied Ia electric vlres John D5-asF. s1e
driver Of one team. ~.s dragged .rrsr-I
-gEare. zaa fatally hart HlesasI Daaa.
aged IA -zs sisso-; eirstroestesi hy s.egg.s.
GA an electric li.hi sire 90 Seeoz4 avenzs.
TWo funeral p7ooesaiozs were hrokez np By
Tie terfur ot The hof.s,.
Tie damage 70 eSfdaa sa4 osser eros- vAA
VEN ,rc@f
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
THE commIssIosEFs 'a
The National csH@i''i'a
the world. r.ir to oPea '''

Tn. National Csmnissisa
tn. world. r.ir to oPsa ss'A
Sunday openias hAs .oa .. y
members Of the nAiicnA con Z -
rceora Tuesday In favor G saaF
,u,e, .abuiGted By tss dFeSs'es
seven eonnI.4lozeFs Vossd a;Ai.', =
lion o, the rule. oa SAL - = y
.loa voted to substitute he s..aS'
day opening report Of iAs s-S.s y
tee for ,hr majority rsPcn .
SUNDAY closing. The sre.a's ~
NO 90 the modification Of y 80 ~
.v,,h The same vote. II. i.aas -
llsppi..ioner De Yocss' e, :,
that lae rules had bees n.''iA" "
ulsion.
I, ,hr debate tasi preoed-i = y
.h,iru.n Massey Of The il-.e.i'I ~ /;
who formulated The na!oriJ - =
sunday-elosins Idvoeat-s aah -,
sv comrnl..ioaers Husdis .ai i'.s !,
minority report found 10 'i'-
mi,.loaers ST Clair and Bars0a i,
A,,orpey.General olasy ,iaie, = =, !,
at.emp. Is made TO open 'se "o,'. o. ~.
SUNDAY, he will asE tie eoafs q
cnjolu II.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
OUR FAST NEW sos,
The srnaersd orsl,.r sr-ru
tas g..s...

Tho stH'"rsd orsi.sr ~
tAs Rseer1
On iA-'@.nd ~ sss s-.,-,5
YORK ~Ae tested a . s,s.l -.
nl6eess rroori.
A di'p.teh fruaa Basla. ,,-A.
The trial A. foIios.
Ass-o shsrp al k1a.s.s-.a1.
The cruiser asdcr -aT. AL 80
~err sounding ty ne .sA.s.t-,
hS- York ho.s;e,! Aef ro...s.,-,. ~
beaded 'os iSs o9ea <. q -
an cAsy Pace q Asoas .ersaz, =,
her sn=sEes E..siaz ti.s, ~
the Haiaate. GflaEaiiy sss ss.z,lu
work, hc-ercf, aai ty =. - = n
uls In si-hi the erais<f .n ;s.- ,r,
" kaoss. ~ith hes sasla.s s.ls.-
Ahocs ISo taras 70 o. s-zs
nosllla q dshiss ,=s1,o ass.. !
cruisers eo=sis.. ast ~ iss.l !,
TIC gresi eo,gns e .astf,.1s 81
uP Ia froaI o, hsv ez;xsasr
Tse lis;io rillass q, s..as..,. rs
port beam at . s.s,asE Tsagssi
i,ier rc'l Gag s&s s-gssz 81 :
yKrd ARA AAa tA- S-s Tea ~
Inc. aaklEg ie. rere,zaz.i y -
steam frrsslre liza ssa 10 saass
square iHeh ss3 ~ $500 szn
irlsr over tseHv krpea -
the rreclzts0a, izzse4 p = II
steam TO I7p p.oGsa,, aesA ss.sar
sAere lhruG<ssoGs ~ ss,l,s ~
Aai s1w ti,e s~2 s1Ss- zu
speed Al every ia1a Ths Sss "a
Al 9sG The Bsz.is.tes = aa1
fern, lie hAif-Hty HArk & al
ezrpe The t1g Forsass asi!f as-r
II soS, sai raally ise s1szzas "a u
al II - The risxszs 6; o s-d
blAck s.sh r~z, sso e.-e--- = sc
,hs pass~d
A neat tara -as u.l4- ~ = za|
over The eoar-s ee-aa- Al ! = =
sarge szs OF the ,;af5ozr! szt u
Scu York hs14esi 70 ~ sHaxt
Leyaea -As passed Al i-lt e fns
L "a. the Fsrn ~ u "A fss t-rizs'
i sol, she Sina a. - si.'-s 20
.issi.
The enilse eour.e - ~ tfsa1l
which ~a1 szrAaed oFe- t~trsl y 2
run The spe-i vzs 30 - 1<'
s-eoud II IS sso.A ne 1.ssFt-s ~
10 The TIDE, which "a, asa-7s' Z =
IL trip north. The average < -
give. 81 % knots- oa - sass
record va. a trtnnph for AENsh {
genius and -ul siast rre-se -
unlll sonae OF oar nes ssii>-sa sA
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
LOST IN THR i;
TERRIBLE FAT. O. .
TORS. \
-Four reass Ne. pv,,1
A.d Di. upe. .
Desert

,l Francis Baaad., . puu,..
aves near San Juan satls.. !.
honelova. Mexico, .ad s. s-,.
Of the terrible fate Of . a,s,
prospestors, who lef, ~. p.',
Tor the Sierra San yieeo,. ~
northwestern part Of ,s,. ~
ie1as boundary. The-c -.
ports circulated in MI. ~
months past of the iauo..
to be found in ,hc.e u,Ous....
o. % young men, eonsis,isg !, : 4
". Knapp, both As,.,,s,
uner. Ens'aeio Loscaa ,,s
organized themseivc. iula
luck In the reported EldO-,..
The course OF Their or.
desert for iso miles. I'D !.
after leaving san,a go,a - g
gave OUT and their tsa,a !,
behind io iis fate. Fo, :,
lived on the juice of he s-
the seven,h day i.o 8. y
erisen crazy hJ TIE ~.
broke aaay froa the,-
soon became los, Ia ihs -
eers Of the party sraAaally :.
and ~ere left tehiaa 10 a
The only man that can, =.
ordeal alive va Mr. K,,.-
'enih day reached the s.,
ranch where be receive,
treatment upoa reEal.l,, i
was escorted To san Juss s.s..
cot route ,haa The ose .ss..s.,
To his conpAnious lie 1 a. n
ranch Of Mr.. bxna.l, ass,r.I
departure for hs oil Asa. ~
States.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

IT ossht 70 become the obligation
OF every orchestral leader, holding 3
public PsSe, n least. IN this conn
try to mike She national air an in
dispenssbae port Of every formal pub
lie program. It should be heard in
every ptseaNW, either at the close of
a perfor1rn.se or. still better. be-
tween ssR- Objection to playing it
at the So,e is that many persons are
obliged 10 hurry away to take trains
and Hrey viii be put in the huml-
iating rode of seeming to disrespoct
it Tho SHr Spangied Banner"
should be kead ns often as possible;
it shousd be sheered on every occa-
sion. Whsn played ceremoniously
the people shosld rise TO cheer it and
should ronein standing until It be
finished.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
All Newspaper Men Know Him.

NEw YORK, May l3th.-There Is very In
terestinG story connected with the SO col
umns of advertising In last Sundays World.
which, beating all previous records, shows
the vitality and energy of the advertising
manager, ). G.. Sea, who. about year ago,
W,s given up as a hopeless consumptIye,
utterly unable 10 work. As last resource,
the publisher of the Cincinnati Post told him
OF the discovery of DR.. W. r. Amick of that
city, and this remedy for consumption abso-
lutely cured him, as was proven by last sun
days result.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

A r@srIdAs weekly recently made
tho following statement: 10 be
born OF water is to come into kno~l-
edge OF divine scientihcs, though
the application of which the new i'm
m0sal body is structured- 1t Is
rot too much to say that this thought
would novsr have occurred to the
average Kind. and possibly had it
occurred, voald never have been rec
ognized as q thought.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

TIE hsrzry VI Americana collected
at sppposed cost of $50. 600 by
George BrinleF, of Hartford. who died
in 1877, has finally been closed out
at anstisn, netting sl2T, S0a
Among the rare specimens in
this library 10 numbers OF the Hart
ford Ceur;snt pablished between 1865
and 1873. They cold for SO. The
first efHrt of Boston said 10 have cost
Nr. Brinley 81. 30 sold for $50 and
Yale college bought six annual vol
umes 81 me New London Gazette
paying s1S each for them The place
to sell Americana is in the East Nj.
Briniey's hbrary would scarcely have
brought the first cost in the West.
where, alas. there is too much ten
dency to measure the contents ot Il
library case vita f0ot-ru.e
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

ALL the Aaded interests OF Grest
Britain nre bC1nd TO be arrayed
against the evivted tonants bill. II
provides tRt wfer arbitration fails,
the lunt comm ssione- who is 70 be
appointed AsaH tx reasonable terms
on which Ghe aslinquent oenant mny
purchase he holding and liqaidate
the arrenvs q rent Ibis means thot
the passage aud enforcement OF the
measure will Yesalt in cutting up the
vast sstntes a the landlords into
small in1pen1ent holdings and seri-
ousiJ cUtil 1,e power aud influence
of the press.< land proprietors. But
it meexe, sa the other hand, the
greater a0vonceIncnt and content
ment of t,e ssroal producer and in
creased prosperity OF the country at
large.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

The brahsx- 81 the empress OF Ger
many, Prince Ernst Guenthor. who
has prouAssc 70 treat the people OF
Chicago whb rs gracious presence
this saa@sr. is said 70 be able 70
give xhe r~s~d Of the prodigol son
many points, aben boat it and stiil
have EaaI points to spare The
kaiser reeca2y paid Prince Ernst
Guenther', debts Of honor. amount
ing to fl25, 600. and then banished
him from ~ favorite Berlin haunts
to Siiess. where he is to remain a
prisonu n6f he starts for Amo-ica
Tho kufeT also deprived him OF his
position in NE army 1t is said the
brother-iH-lnw has been ''r,U ttou" for
every enc " hSs boon companions.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

HNss is an argumen. in favor OF
Learning something. The number OF
prisoners locked up in fourteen OF the
Western and Middle STATES is llo.53S.
and Of this vast number of Offenders
but one-Gxth know how 10 rsad-
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

A NEW YosK woman willed $500
for the sa.stenanee. education and hap
pinass Of -four eats dear to hor heart
Comment upon her Judgment as to
the idiues is hampered by the fact
that she,is Sead now. But she GER
tainly shows excellent Judgment in
the lsss@ respect
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

PAnsrsswNI sailed for home With
1SQ OOo American dollars In his
pockets. He would have to msul a
piano asout 500 years in Europe to
obtain Gs66 much money. and it neror
will be 8 sur,rise to him to learn
that the sdd- brick man flourishes in
tho Uuited States
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

TIE spestinc reform has struck
France where it is as much needed
as among Ekgiishspeaking people
Hypheus arc to be abolished
in sasa, compounds as eau
de-vie." and apostrophes in such
words as "ee,r aides" The French
claim khav whr spell foreign words as
foraguers pronounce them, SO that
break" Wal hereafter be spelled
.'brec,n and "spleeu," .'spline.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

Ir will be some time before tho
real estate bcone--s go out OF BUSH
moss for want of material to work
upon. A German professor estimates
that l .fD. 600 square miles OF the
earth-s sarface are unoccupied.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-09-01

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. 1 hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the variousq uack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them DO premature graves"
Dr.. ]. F. KNcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-09-01

corn fodder, 1901; while the COWS that
were eating corn slower ate the largest
amount daily, consuming 11.66 pounds
of dry matter each from the corn crop.
Though producing equal quantities of
milk, the cows ate much less of the
whole ensilage to produce this milk than
they did of any of the others. The great
est amount of feed to produce the aver
age yield was required by the COWS eat
ing corn slower. Each of the ensilage
lots makes better showing than the
corresponding stocked portion, and each
case where the corn was ground makes
a poorer showing than its mate fed with.
out husking or grinding.
Total Yields.
The last IS days of each period was
considered the experimental period. Had
all of the crop been fed under the con-
ditions of the experimental periods the
amounts of milk and fat given in the
following table would have been pro-
duced: