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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
LINES TO A CyNic.
He daily trod the ways of busy men.

He daily trod the ways of busy men.
Silent. serene; and in the city's mart
They often marked his placid features. when
They could not read the anguish in his
heart.
Inscrutable, and grave of nien, to all
Save me he seemed man of marble
wrought,
But l, | knew his calm was but pail
Wherewith 10 shroud TIE skeleton Of
thought.
Was not his secret writ upon his haolv,
In one sharp symbol, pitifaily plain?
That furrow was not turned by Times duh
plow.
Rather sword cut dealt by deathless pain
He daily paced the city's populous ways,
But through his heart a sad and hopeless
song
Went ever singing, and his patient gaze
Was fixed on something far beyond the
thrcng.
University Courier
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
For malaria, Liver Trou
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
They Have a Bonanza,

1t see ms the owners CT Dr., Drummond's Light
ming Remedy for Rheumatis have IA B'Hanza
as their remedy has never been known to fail in
a single case There is certainly room in the
market for a medicine that will DO what they
claim for this wonderful preparation. Although
the price is S. per bottle if it does one half claim
ed for it the price should he 500. If the druggist
has not got it, the remedy will be sent to any ad-
dress by prepaid address On receipt OF price
Drummond Medicine Co., 1870 Maiden Lane, N
" Agents wanted,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
Calvani's Discovery,

1t is to the wife of Professor Ga1vani
of Bologna that is due the credit of hay
ing discovered the electrical battery
which bears his name. Some skinned
frogs lay upon the table, and noticing
a convulsive movement in their limbs
she called her husband S attention to
the strange fact, who instituted series
Of experimel is, and in 1871 he laid the
foundation of the galvanic battery
Philadelphia Press.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
A Curious processs05,

A curious procession once took place
al Brussels. One part of the display
consisted of a car containing an organ
played by a bear. There were no pipes
to the instrument, but number OF cats,
each inclosed III a narrow cage, an
sygered the purpose. They were SO ar
ranged that ghen the bear touched the
keys of the organ The cats tails were
pulled, and the result was anything put
CHOICE music, to say nothing of the cru
city thus practiced on the poor ami
massachusetts Correspondent.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
Children Cry for
Pitchers GaStoria.

ID HEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.-"Mys-
IL tic Curen for rheumatism and Neuralgia
radically cures in to 3 days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and my SERIOUS 1T
removes at once the cause and the disease i'm.
mediately disappears. The first dose greatl, ben
Gifts, rs cents. sold by w. M. ALLEN. Drug
gist, Staunton, Va. nov Him
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
When the Heart is Altered

by Rheumatism. or any of the muscles near that
organ, it is like tampering with All electric wire
for death may come at any moment II lie Is
worth S. go to the druggist and get Dr. Lrum-
monds Lightning Remedy, or send TO the Drum
mond Medicine Co, 1850 Maiden Lane, New
York, and ley will send you a largn bottle BY
prepaid express It is not as quick as electricity
but it will :. y, volr life If YOU tske it IN time
Agents wanted.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02

Wealthy Merchant (at an evening
party-Gentlemen, we will not allow
This festive occasion to pass away with
out remembering the poor. In one of
any houses there lives a poor clerk
whom l shall have to evict tomorrow
unless he can pay his arrears OF rent by
then. Fritz, hand plate round.--
porfbarbier.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
1884. The Sun.
1904
BALTIMORE, ND.
THE PAPER OF TIE PEOPLE,
For TIE PEOPLE AND WITH THE PEOPLE

THE PAPER OF TT f PEOPLE.
For TIE FEoPLEANi WITH THE PEOPLE.
HONEST IL MOTIVE.
FEA IN EXPRESSION
SOUND IN PRINCIPLE.
UNSW IN ITS ALLEGIANCE TO RIGHT
THEORIES AND RIGHT PRACTICES.
THE Sun PUBLISHES LII THE NEWS ALL THE
TIME. but it does not allow its columns to be de-
graded by nnclean, immoral or purely sensa-
tional matter
EDiToRIAILY. THE sun rs THE CONSISTENT
AND UNCHANGING CHAMPION AND DEFENDER
or POPLAR RIGHTS AND INTER EsTS against
political machines and monopoles OF every
character. Independent in all things, extreme
in none.
By mail Fifty Cents month, Six Dollars a
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
A Third Star.

Now the political equality clubs are
busy sewing Oh to their equal suffrage
flags a second star fer Colorado, besides
the star Of Wyoming. While they are
about 1t they may as well prepare a
third star for Kansas, TO be added next
fall.-.-Woman s Jon NAL.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
CITY NOTICES.

III F. ANTHONY, EXP Postmaster OF Promise
l.. City, Iowa, says: 81 bought one bottle of
mystic Cure for rheumatism and Two does of
it did me more good than all the medicine ever
Took Sold by w. M. ALLEN, Druggist, Staun-
ton, Va. nov l7-6m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
Pass. Pass. Mixed
SOUTHWARK. as 405 AL

CON y ECTIONS-
Train AIS connects at Harper's Ferry witt
Fast Limited Expt eSs trains leaving at 1l9 D. m
and Pittsbufg al .: 5p m and Chicago al 1l55
m. next morning: with train leaving at 5r4
p. M, arriving at Cincinnati at T:45 a. m. ST.
Louis at G:2a p rn., and connects at Wevertol
with train arriving at Ragerstown at 2:G0 D. m
and at Washington Junction with train arriv
ing in Frederick al 1:55 p.
Train 4l6 connects with fast vestibuled train
al Harper's Ferry at lAG6 p, m. for Chicago.
1927 p for Pittsburg and 3:S "a. M. for Cincn
natl and st. Louis. Arrive at Eittsbufg at s2a.
M; Chicago at 93j p nl Cincinnati at Sis p. i
and St Louis at 7:l5 a. NJ,
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars run through t
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago, and Pittsburg, o,
ell eX press trains.
Forrates, tickets, baggage checks, apply to an,
Office OF the B. & o. r. r., Or to G. f. DJDRCN
Tra Yelling Passenger Agent, Winchester, Va, o.
to G. T. Hammond city ticket agent. Stauntor
Il. B. CAMPBELL,
General Manager.
CHAs. q. sCULL,
Gen Pass. Agt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Die Pouoans.

Gs gtbt tpentge 5ibnerralien, iiber pel9e
10 Dtel 9eibrieben, uno iiber 6eren &Orpere
bau unb @efieber me6r btsputirt tDurbe,
ais in 8c3ug auf bic Soubans.
9enn oteier SAlas lit i6on ieit LANCE be-
tannt, unO INNER ned eei6dBt Die B6an=
tGiie Der 3ii9ter aber lit l%aunenbatt, un6
~beetnfluBt oft ben @ei6maf. 0esbalb ltnb
bic beutigen Soubans bebeuteno bonn pri>
mitiDen GDpus ~bericbieben.
Sfii6er 9riinbete iic6 Ser STUFF bieies
S9Ia9eS auf feline @r0Be unb S3iDere, TO-
pte auf Sriibreife unb @iberitanosfGbigz
felt Die ~itarten, srDBen unb itarfgLiebrisen
Sabine trugen cine mittelgroBe, geraoe ul6
leidt ~9efrGulelte 9oube unb etnen &amm
III Geitalt bon 3Dei 6Ornern, INNER gez
rabe. SpGter tuurbe cine 9roBe 5aube ais
Gor3ug angeieben, ben Die @ntlAei6unser
oer BreiSri9ter 1antttontrten. @inige Ser
leBteren logar be~firtporteten oas 8e6ere
ben ltatt Der lan9en nn6 pIetten
SDrner. Wan tonnte iomit ie nad
@ei3ma& 9dbne nit groBen 9auber
obne &amm unb folbe NIT &amn
unb obne 9aube ieben. Sn bieier .3ett
pernacblaiiisten Die 3ucbter, bic nun bar:
na6 lra6teten, bieien Sbealtopf berDorau:
brtlgen, Ob9leib bic 9inberniiie srOBe,
paren ais ibr gutter @iQe, - bic anberr
8Or3i9e, beionbers Die S6Dnbeit Ser Dirt
gtacb elmer Pertooe Der nnii9erbeit, nab:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

bic gBiirmer 3u fangen, bamit tie ntcbt in
Ben beracbbarten 8ooell friedben. 9te Sale
lit ems Ser beiten Oiingemittel, lit peber
i6G6licb fir g flan3cr, nod gefGbrlib fir
8ieb; ic bitterer baS 8aiier lit, Inn 10
lbneIer laufen Die 9bicre BACON. Gefabr
lit alto fetuesmegS porban0en.
gGenn Der Q(nlerifaner tpiiBte, fir mas
allies Sale gut lit, tpiroe ie nidbt inter
ben Otiit 9eworfen iper6en. 2egt man
5. 8. Die @urfenterne Dor Der 9luSiaat in
Sale, bis tie a~nfangen, feimen gu pollen,
betBt fetn 8urm an uno ie6er &ern fommt
gum @luf8eben. Nuf bieie Q8eiie lit Die
Sale ni6t nit @el6 SIT be3ablen; AUDI
fam Tie BET anberen &ernen, iolcben bon
Nepfctn, 8irnen &C., lelbit tpenn Die Wftit=
becte bon Bilrmcrn itroBen i%ollten, auf
genannte Weile angetpenoet tperoen un0
Der @rfolg lit etn acknowledgement.
Nocb zines, 6err &ebafteur; tcb befibe
ein 8ldb, tpelcbes ben 5itel fiibrt: Scr
Bauer ais 9iebar3t, o6er QrsneDbu6 fir
bic &ranfbeiter oe5 &in0piebS, Der Sbofe
unO Der S9meine." SIS lit gebrrdt i'm
Sabre 1902. Sb bin germ bereit, 6as &ez
glitter Ser perl6iebenen &rantbeiten auf
S3ren Wuni5 81 i6ifen.
81. $. 2etiter, @isconlin.
9(rlnt. 5. Of. = Bin Sbren iebr barfbor iitr Sbre
gut genteinte Siferte, ntuB aber binSuTitger, OaB
dll9eli6tS Der rieligeu Sortl6rttte, Die bic Sbiers
ar5netfunoe lett Dem Sabre 1902 9erta6t bat, Otr9
Die 2tulSdbltn9 iener peraltetel HeSepte ben 2anOz
lutrtBe1 pobl pellt9 Seniist lperOer t0nnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Sur 5nfeftenzD ertilouno.

Die tpie6erbolten 2lnfragen tpegen @erz
til9ung bon Snicfteu peranlaIlen mich,
SDnen mit3utbeilen, oaB mir Elm gau3 5llz
OerIdiiiges WtitteG 6efannt lit. Sc 1T Elm
neu erfunOencs, ausIdnOti6eS Snleftenpulz
Der, tpelcbeS in meiner alien t6etmatb in
ieber 6uHS6aItun9 an5utreffen lit es pirft
ilbcrraicbeno ibnea ltno it9cr. Sci einem
etnmaligen @ebrau6 i'm &inbptebitau nit
ca. Is Stud 8teb miirben bic Soften ficb
auf Il Gents belaufeu. 9a3u lit cine 8eS
itdubungsipribe nOtbig, Die un9cfdbr Is
Gents foitet unb aus einem &auti9uf7
bdlen nit einem trtdterarttgen Qutlab
unO iner8eitdubungsrObre beitebt. Sprtbe
unS BUILDER itno brett bonn Sabrifanten :
S. 9lnbl, gum i6Darsen 6un6, in grag,
8Obmen, GIT be5teben.
So6ann @n9lmann, gtebraSfa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Qhieraale eeeen Wirmer.

Dim 81. Sult babe ib einen @rtifel, Inn
@Irmer aus 8~lunentopfcn 81 entfernen,
eeleien. SD i6reibe Sbnen bier Elm ltcbes
res unb gutes &ecept, ioate IS SSbnen am
aemeiien lein, es in Sbrcr mir pertbgez
i9dbten v8etlage" D~eeOffentlicben gu poaen,
iOu cs micb beratib f@reuen.
Wfan ne6nle @ale Cite lit bon teoeIl
Stid 8ieb su gebraucben), perbunne 1te
nit @ailer, begieBe bic 8LumentOpfe, big
Die @aae gum 8Oben 6ringt; bas 8roo,
tpie IS in obensenanntem Qlrtitel beibrte7
ben III, oertpenbc man babel na5 8orlbrtft'
8tnnen "a Stunoen 1T ntbt Elm gSllrn1
me6r in ben 30pfen. Mtam iet nOrlIcbtt9y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Gefalene Nepfel gu perpertben.

Wtbbergnitgt betradtet oft Ser @artenz
freunb bic Wtengen Der bor Der 3ett abgez
f~allenen MepfeL unb tpirft Iie unmut6ig auf
BEN &ompoit6aufen. Sber CT beacbtet 0as
8aGobit gar ni6t unb lGBt eS rubtg liegen,
8rutitGtte fir aQerbanb 9ei6meiB, baS
bier Die bequerlfte un6 geiicbertite @elegenz
belt bat, iib 5u erndbren un6 GIT permebz
rem u16 6as nGhite Sabr Die Otenge 6es
SaQobites 31 Der6oppeln un5 81 berbrei>
facben. Nucb oieier QlbfaQ bonn reicbgez
bedten Slid fam in Ser 6auSbaLtung feline
8erpenbung ftnben, ais Qlepfeliait ober
Nepfelmus. Die 8ereitung beioer lit cine
einfobe un6 fait foitenloie. 9lepfeliaft be-
reitct man aus u~nretfen 9tepfeln in folgenz
Ser Weiie: Die 9lepfel weroen obne Slid
itcht auf bic SOrten 5unG6it LAUDER gez
tpaldben, bis bas @alier bell ablGuft.
W1an 1te6et iie Johann, .o1ne fie porber at
lbGlen, (nur aaeS Nltgeito6ene un6 Sau7
lige ptr6 berausgeIcbnitten) i'm 8aIler,
aber ntcbt bis gu Dem @ra6e, baB 6ie
Srit6te gu 8rei 5er8eben, ionbern Bis fte
tpcicb 9eiporben iinb. Sn bieiem 3uitanOe
IGBt man iie etipa 2 Sage iteben, bangt iie
in einem reinli6en leinenen Saf auf unb
lGBt Die 8rii6e III Elm barunter s~eitellteS
@efGB ~ablauielt. 2Guft NIGHTS mebr ob, 10
lebt man benz Saft nab 8elteben 3uderz
tpaiier SIT, fo9t bte Mii6ung etrt, ldBt fte
falt perDen unb fiut ite oIs6ann in
SLoi6cn, Sic 9lei6 oerpfropft merz
ben. Ser Qtepfeliaft lit 9Iei6 perz
penbbar, farm aber AUDI aufbetpabrt
merben. Breiien brau9t man aIio bier
gar ni6t. @benlo penig bel benz anberen
8erfabren Der Q(cpfeliaftgctpinnung, bel
tpeldbem Die natilrli6 ebenfaIlS gepai6ener
uno 9ereinigten 9lepfeI in eint8e S6nitte
~3cridDnitten tperSen, tporauf man ben
S6niben iopiel @aIier 5uieBt, baB ite
oaoon beoc6t tpcroen, un6 lie in bieiem
gSaiier neicb fo6t. Nu6 bier miro Der
Suit ourcb I6trOpfen aus einem l~einenen
Sad getponnen, Oann 3uder 5ugeIeBt (ulte
gefdbr 100 @ramm ouf l Quart bes obges
tropftcn Saftes), Die Wtil6ung 20 Mfinu>
ten lang inter itetem Qlbi6dumen gefO9t
un6 nocb &alttper6en arf Slalben 9e5ogen.
Die nit iolbem 9lepfeliaft sefiaten SLaz
lben mer6en in Ser fibler, bunflen Speiie>
TANNER Dber I'M Seller aufgeiteut. @S
lGBt it9 aber au9 NpfelmuS aus ben un>
rcifen 2lepfeln beriteuel1. 9a3u benibt
man ben 8rei, Der in ben 9tbtropfiGd6en
3uridseblie5en lit, 10 baB AUDI Oieler
idbcinbar tpertblOie gfeit feline @erDertbung
finOet. 0fan reibt bic WfaIie burdb Elm
tpeiteS t6aartucbiic6. iebt bcIiebi9 Diel
!3ufer baslt unO ldBt ite auffO4en. gta9
Gimm empfieblt eS iib iebr, 3ur I%an8eren
9altbarmacbun9 Der Mtii6ung, tpenn itc
ibon etuaS ab9efil6lt lit, auf 2 Bfunb ]
@ramm Sali3DliGure su3uieBen, inbem
man ti6tig umritbrt, uno Die 9lGler, III
peIden man bas Wtls aufbctpo3ren mill,
Dorber nit elmer 00iung bon SalispllGure
in 20 &ubif3oa Nein9eiit ODER &osnaf
Ooer 8rannttpein als3ulpilen. Die gce
faQten @cfGBe tperben nit tpeiBem TlieBe
papier, baS in bic glei9e NlfoboImticbung
getal9t wur6e, sugebunben, unO barber
noc6 Elm 8cri6luB BON 8er9amentpapier
angebradbt. Guf bteie @eiie bdlt Iib baS
Mpfelmus bis gum na6iten Sabre.
0Ubert 8aer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

10 oaB 5uerit nur tpcri9 8ohlenldure emf
lte6t, Die 6rilebtc ollo ourcD bicie nicbt oor
Der lbdoli9en @irfuts Der 2uIt gcl6ibt
uer0en.
Sci Serlllcbcn nit Sobanni5beercn bat
es ltcb ipcttolIs om beitcn DeipGDrt, Den 3erl
Hampton 6rlldtcn cine flcinc Otct9c (out
oa5 YfunO ctlpd 1 @ramrD, in Woiicr pcrs
'tDctlte 9rcBbctc beiSumiidn unb JIG an
etncn ntcbt iparmen Srt 81 ~itelcn. Wtlt
6efe gemif6te 3eritampite Sobanni5beercn
per8Gbrten bel l6 @r. s. Q2,8 @r. 3D. In
"a Stunben 10 iDcit, baB iic cams gut abb
geprebt Deroen fonnten. Sine dn0ere
Probc berlelben aetitampIten 8ecren, an
9Ieicben Ort obne 8eimii6ung bon 9etc
itebe1 g%eIaiien, mar nadb 5 Ga8en nod tart
9auertartig.
0ur6 ben i3uiab ser 6eTe bei6lcunigt
man Die 0dbrun9 uno es tritt alSbaIo elnc
erbebIibe Gntpidelung bon &obleniaurc
auf, 'tpoourc9 Die icbdoli9e gStrfun9 per
2uft pelentlicb Derntinoert ipirO. Die
Trit6tc fOnnen bailn zach 24-48 Sttnocn
ab9epreBt perOen. Sin erbcbli6 ldtt9ercS
Warten lit unatpcdmdBtg. Die BreBbcfe
muB cams friic6 fem; lcbon puluerig ges
iporoene, riedbenbe 6efe lit gal13 ungeei8net,
neil iie Dem QGein einen 8%eigelcbmaG err
tbeilt. Sin lcbr itarfcs Qlbprellcn lit ntcbt
nOtbig, ba Die 3reiter ein1 ober au93peie
mai nit 2Salier gemiicbt uno tpieocr abge7
preBt perben fonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
natrium suSuiabren, mas nit Der Ser.
abreicbun9 bon Stcinial5 glei6 gut erretcbt
nirb. >
leber oos urfprun9lide Pcritel.
Iun9sperfabren Ger 2ltar9arine.

Die critic Nnre9ung gut S~Oerttcuul18 etltel
&llnitbltter gtng Uon Srantrelb aus.
S9on in ben iecb3t9er Sabren erbtelt Der
Gbemifer Ot6ge~W ourt6s BON iciner Ste
g~ierung ben @uftra9, bic W09li5feiten 81
Itrbirel1, mie iid fir bic Wtarine cine bait
bare rno fir Die bebilrftigen Slaiien cine
biQtge Butter beritellen lieBe. Sci leiner
8erfucben in b;eler Aicbtun9 auf Der faiier=
licbcn Sarm gu Sincennes fano ct 5und6lt,
baB &ibeu, tpelrben Die Nabrung Doultdn1
big entso9en purbe, bal6 an &Orpergetptebt
abnabmen, immer aber, .penn aub III 9es
r%ingerer Wieuge, no6 Wtlcb gaben, Die
Butter entbielt. Inter Den obDalten0er
llmitGll6en fonnte 6as 8lttertett nllr aus
benz ~aufgeipcicberten &Orperfett beritams
men, bos ia Der &Drper I'M 6ungerSuitunoc
pieoer in ben &reiSlauf 3iebt. 0abei Dirb
Elm She'll (oaS Stearin) bur6 bic 2~ltbfnung
perbrall6t, mGDreno Der an0ere (bos Sleo7
margorin) benz @tter Sugefilbrt miro, iD
eS unter Der @inmirfung oeS BcpitnS Der
W1il30riiien in butterartt9eS Sett itber7
9cfiibrt pir6. Qluf @runb bicier 8eobacb>
tlng erlann nun W69eSMourieS ein Ser
fabren, baS Sen natiirli9en 8organg nacbz
abmen ioIte unb baS nab man9erlet Ser
%beiierungen nOdb 9e9entpdrti9 i'm 9Selent7
liden folgenOermaBen gebanobabt iptro
8eite5 9tin6Stolg, nanentlib 9~fterenfet!
unb 6aS 6ett oeS 91eBes uno Der @ins
gepetbe, miro 5urG6it ourcb 8aicben pom
8lut gereiniet, in Waibinen 5%erfleinert uni
bel 1870 @rab s. nit Sbetlen bon Scbdfs
mdgen, SalSidure nn0 pbospborialren
Salt geicbmolsen, tpobet fib Oas 3eages
lpebe 81 8oben Iebt unb bas Sett ii6 alS
flare Selicbibt auf Der SberhG3e iamz
melt. I'm aus bieier fliiiiigen Waiie bas
| Stearin, ienem beim @enieBen BON Salg
10 unan9ene6m am @aunten flebenocr
| Stoff, BON ben leidter i6melSbaren 8es
Itanbtbeilen SIT t~rennen, IdBt man oas Sel
BEL 20-25 @rao s. nieber g%etinnen. Sn
Gitdern QepreBt gebt bann bas Bel bteiel
Semperatur no6 fiiiitge SleIn (50-60 b.
81 bur6 bic 8relie, tDGbrenb baS Stearin,
40-5O b. S., Suriidbleibt uno tpetterbtr
sur &er3enfabrifation Dertpenbet piro.
0aS obgepreBte flitlitge Set, Sbermar9az
rtne 9enannt, 1T nun 5ur &unitbutterbe'
rettun9 ferttg. @S ipirb nit 10 bis 20 b.
s.. &abn1, Mfit9 (laure Weil6, faum l b.
s.. Ser Butter cntIpre6eno) llno etpae
@afier, tpelcbeS bic l0slicben Gbetle eines
| &ubeuters entDGlt, J bis 2 Stunben lang
gebuttcrt, Bis iib Die Wiibung in cine
butterartige Wtalie D%ertpanbelt hat, bic
arb gang tpie Milbbutter riecbt; mte bieie,
lGBt aucb Die &unitbutter 8uttermiI6 su-
riif unb miro aub in sleicber @etie &C.
tpai6en, a~eial5en unb nit 8utterfarbcn
nit Orlean II. +. NJ. 9efGrbt. Som Gein=
Ii6feitsz tpie bonn geiunObeitIi3en StanOs
punfte lteBe it6 ge9en Oas MesesM ouries''
i6e 8erfabren cigentIib NIGHTS etnpenben,
tpern INNER iorgiam refine un6 CUTE Sob
ftoffe nertpanbt piroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
$ II bert a e

Son ben 6austbieren Gei6et 6as
9ferb po6l. am 6dufi8ften an 9tbeumatiss
mus nnb GrtattNn8Strantbeiten, bic feline
archaeological fart beeintrdcbtisen uu6
nun burb 8doer nit @rfoGg gu ~be6anbelu
iinb. Sn mebrercn 2dnoern bat man an
%gcfan9en, ScblammbGber fit iteifuerbenbe
Bteroe etn5rric9ten, unb bic Gn9ldnber
baben ldn9it OompfbG6er fir fe aneeleet.
ytclerOtn9S iouen ibnen au6 S6mefel6de
oer 81 CUTE fourmcn un6 bic Stabt 8aben
bel gSIen bat iinsit Die Summe bon 30, 600
9uloen CUR @rbauung zines bon ibren
Setlqlteuen ~geipeiiten 8ailins fir frallfe
Pteroe aus9etporfen. 0a Elm 8ferb oft
Elm onlebnlides &apital BARTLETT, 10 iperz
ben Die p8aoereiien" fir 9feroe pieIeidbt
in Nufnabme tommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

su beiprecben un6 anbetwdrts an3lregen
un0 SaOurb Sen etwaigcn llripalolern,
8albOerDilitc rn, Noturs nno 8alotetloell
Guer flares GeritGn6niB, Guer autrtcbtt9es
Sntcrelic fir bic 8icbti8fcit algemeiter
glufbeIierun9 Der %bieiigen 8oIo5uttdnoe 81
sei9cn unO 81 betbati8en ourA Bort u1o
S6rift, burb 8eiipieL uro Gbdt, inte td
eS gu tbun ni6t untcrIallen mo0te.
l.. V.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Sprehfadl.

9ie 8ebaftion iteQt sic Seuubuns 6es Spredz
1aals, ioueit Ser &altm es SuGdBt, ben 9eierl Der
g2an6w. 8eilase" frei sur geriii9uns,, bod per
lpabrt lie ii9 basegeit, nit Dem Snbelte Der 2lrtifel
ioentifiStrt SIT 1uerOell, inbent Oerlelbe nl9t lelten
ienSln9en, 6eren &erialler lid ni6t NIT Dem pollen
ltamen ulb @obnort u%nter5ei3nen, itnOer fetlle
9lltinahme.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-03-10
WHERE THE Mo,lEv IS

THE worlds money forms . very
small part of its wealth. The amount
now in use is estimated by Mu1hall Is
ESQ, 000. 900 of gold, &sol, 00o, 900 silver.
9s46. Ooo. 900 paper; total. 81. 4S7 200, 900.
In Denmark the value Of real estate
has increased floe. 600. 900 in thirty
seven years. This result is due to the
breaking up of the large estates of the
nobility and their purchase by the
pcasantry.
SrATIsrICIANs estimate that in Great
Britain there are 700 millionaire fam
lilies, $3.50 Every rich." l4s.s50 rich, +"
80, 900 in moderate circumstances"
2.oos. 900 "struggling to keep ur and
500, 900 poor"
THE value Of land in Great Britain
rose enormously during the Canadian
and American wars of the last century.
and increased still further during the
French wars, owing to the demand for
grain and its advanced price.
THE official Classification of French
houses in 1865 showed that l5S. 900 were
Inhabited by the nobility and gentry,
SIS. 900 by merchants and commercial
people, a.l67 900 by ''tradcsmcn" and
I. Asa. 900 by laborers and operatives
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-03-10
COTTON SEED FOR COWS.

Results Of Feeding Tests Conducted ut the
Tennessee Experiment Station.
Some conclusions, which the results
of feeding tests conducted at the Ten
nessee station during two winters APP
pear to justify. are thus stated in . bull
letin issued from the station:
We are convinced that, properly used,
cotton-seed hulls from sound seed and
free of extraneous matter are a valua-
BILE addition to our list of feed stuffs for
mich cows. We can recommend as
giving satisfactory results the use OF as
much as Is pounds of cotton-seed bulls
in the daily ration per 1000 pounds live
weight A larger proportion has with
our cows caused weakening 81 the
digestive powers. evidenced in some
cases by a tendency to diarrhGa, in
others to constipation.
Cotton-seed meal is the most valua-
BILE of all the so-called waste products
used as feed stuffs. 1t can be safely
fed for long periods. as much as five
pounds per day per 1000 pounds live
weight in the ration for cows giving
milk. As the COW approaches the time
for calving the proportion OF cotton
seed meal should not exceed three
pounds daily. We do not think it ad-
visable to feed more than five pounds
Of cotton-seed meal daily to milch
cows. For butter making it is not sd-
visable to exceed three pounds daily.
Many years of close observation else
where. as well as the results of recent
experiments. induced the writer to be-
lieve that it is not safe to feed cotton
eeed meal as the sole addition TO the
daily allowance Of coarse folders, par
during the three months pre-
ccding and the month after calving.
Cottonseed meal and cottonseed hulls
vary in quality and the percentage Of
such variations being due
to the greater or less care in choice OF
ses..i. Only such hulls as are takeT
from souni seed. ginned from cotton
fully matnred before killing 5sostA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-03-10

with the air of suppliant, she said:
''How good Of you.'
But he, already at her side, said
huskily. almost harshly: Don't talk.
Take my arm
1t is not far from the &C metery to the
Rae Delambre, and they walked quick
~ and without uttering word. The
child, engrossed in his newly-found
treasure, trotted along at their side,
thinking only of his toys
When they reached the house the
door-keeper was standing on the steps
Madam" said Tony to her. this is
my wife. She has been six months in
the country with her mother who was
ill. and now she has come back to live
with me-"
When they reached the room Tony
made his wife sit down in the only arm
chair, placed the boy in her lap. and
opened DIR aver from which he took an
old cardboard box. Ont of this he took
the wedding ring, which he pressed on
his wife's finger. Then, without
word of reproaeh or bitterness about
the sorrowful past. silently, gravely,
with the overlooking generosity of
simple. childlike heart, he gently
pressed his lips to her forehead as tho
seal of his forgiveness for
Romance.