davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
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Wszyscy p6}roczni prenumera-
orowie Go1co : Z8kry otrzymuja
zupe}n1e bezp}atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne P. t.
Weso4y Kurjerek.
Gomaec Z Atro, czasop1smo
lllustrowane, cd lat l6tu wYcho-
dzace we Lwowi e., posiada
tresG niezmiernle obfta, urozmai-
coma, POLYTECHNIC i patrYotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze /
m%niejsze dobre p o W i 9 S c Ivy
chodz1 try razY ma m1esiac. w e.
Kur erek jest zupe}nle
oddzlelnem humorYstycznem i u
s t pismem wYcho-
dzl diva razy ma miesi4c - zen
tedY kazdy prenumerator otrzymu-
je miesiecznle pied numerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy i PREY
Jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowclp W szczegole
= redakc'' ?orecza, .przyczem
dodaJe, re fedakcJa obYdw6ch
plsm prowadzona lest W ten spo,
sob, II pisma tie ME SO bynaj mniej
'okalne, c %1nteresala ca@y ,:g6}
polsk1. Polacy zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, znajda W n'ch wszystko,
co 6ylko ola pokrzepien1a ducha
polskiego potrzeba, q obok poucza-
]ace], interestingly pozyteczne]
trescl Gomco . lskry> humor l
dowcip w lego K + e r.
k a rozpedza i'm n1e]edna tesknq J
clezka chw1le zycia ma obczyzrle,
Prenumerata pofroczna 2
~przese}ka do Aruerykl wynosl tylko
d wa dolary- Nadse}ajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d olary. otrzYmuJe natYchmiast
oprocz pjsm powyzszYch, Jeszcze
franco bezp}auna premie: Prenu-
merowac MONA W kazdei chwili,
zaleg}e numera. lub poczatkl po-
wlescl ma zadanie xazdY nowy
prenumerator otrzYmu]e darmo.
Prenumerate z AmerYkl nal
dogodnlei przesefaG do.arami pa
plerowymi w l1stach rekomendo-
wanych, lub tez przekazem poczto-
wynn pod adcesem.
Administrator Go&co Z Zskry
Lw6w-Lemberg
wl. hroszewskiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALJCYA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
PLAN JAZDY
pociag6w k%oleiowYch
w WAnOnje
chicago. Burlington Northern

huElinSCOn>& NOrClern
Ma p6tnoc.
Depart. Arrive.
sAneaso Express 1890 a. m. 10. 20 a. m
Ma poludnie.
'.hl. st. Louis & Peoria Elk. 1920 p. Ill. 1910 p. m
Chicago & St.Louis express To- 80 a. m. o.2o a. m
wszystkC dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday $40 a. m
Chicago evening passenger lex SUM $3.50 o. m
Chicago Morning passenger daily 1o.4o A. M.
Ma Zachod.
MINI. Passenger lex Sum- e.1o P. M
Dakota Passenger lex SUM- $40 A. M
Local Passenger E)xSun) TAO P. M
PrzYbyc1e pociag6w:
Re Wschodu.
Chica o Morning Passenger, No DAILY 600 Am
Chicago EveningPassenger No.. I (Ex. Sun. )7:2o.P M.
Chicago Nor ng Passenger Mr.. 7 DAILY s.3oA.M.
Re Zachodu.
Mimi. Passenger, No. 2 (Ex. Sunday 1o:25 A. M,
Dakota Passenger, no, 4 (Ex. Sum- 80 P. M.
Local Passenger, Ms (Ex. Sum- 1850 P.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island da1 expess lex Sun. 1924 a. m
Chicago express (daily, 6:32 D. m
Fast Mail daily o:so D. m
Chicago v~estibuled daily 11;,7 p. NJ.
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express daily $40 a. m.
Chica o vestibuled (daily) 4os a. m,
Fast Mail daily 11:4o a. m
Rock Islam daily express I'd DIN
WA" IA c:v.ior.
Trans at " oasha: Depart.
Pa ssenser Tor zunt oa 500 a. u.
CHlpPEW ALLEY DIVISlO~.
T:4:* at 'abasha: Depart
passenger 1890 P. n.
FOR NlcliomoI-. ':ro p. m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse $40 a. m.
Passenger leaves La Crosse 11.1o q. n.
WjnOna u Southwestern.
Depart. Arrive.
Passenger $40 p. m. 11:ssa 2. n.
Accommodation 500 q, M. 7:Is ., 4.
Green Bay Line.
Depart. Arrive.
Green Bay Passenger 900 a. m. 400 p. .
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Sp. W4adys4aw ksiaze
CZARTORYSKI

umari % Czerwca W Paryzu.-
Wiadomos6t ia wvwolaIa glebokl
zal W caiej Po)sce. S.p.zmar}y
by} jedaym z najd2ielnlejszych
pstrYot6w polskich i calezycie
pracowa} ola dobra Ojczyzny.
Urodzil sic W Puiawach, slyn.
nych W catej Polsce z swei
pieknosci i pieknych zbior6w,
ktore nastepnie Rad .osyjski
skoafskowal pc upad}em
powstaniu warszawskim W roku
1881 i nazwa1 Nova Aleksan-
drya.
Ojcem jego byl prezes rzadu
narodowego W r. 1880, 1881,
ksiaze Adam Czartoryski, matka
Anna z ksia&at Sapieh6w. Pc
upadku powstania W r. 1881,
ksiaze Adam wraz iona i
dwoma synami, Wito}dem i
W}adyslawem, wyjecha} DO
Paryza. - Otrzymat tam
zmarty jak naistaranniejsze
wychowanie. Dom ksia&at
Czartoryskich byi 1ym 8niczem
W Paryzu> W kt6rym gorzala
Two mi1os6 Ojczyzny i pos
viecenie sic Ola niej. S. p
Wladys}aw, iak jego p:adzla
donie, dziadowie, p~os~iecit sic
stu2bie publicznej. By} duszs
ws2ystkich Towarzystw emf
4racy]uYch w Pary1u rrezesem
Towarzystwa historycznego,
ktore homie wspieral coroczpie
Ia posiedzeniach lego dnia 3
maja przemawiai.
Pomagaf r6wnie3 siostrze
hr. z ksia2at Czartoryjskich
Dzia}Yhskiej W utrzymaniu
pensyj W hotelu Lambert
Wiele niezamo&nych dziewczat
otrzymalo tam staranne wYksz-
ta]cenie i zajmuie obecnie
stanew,ska nauczycielek po
r6znych domach polskich.
Kiedy wybuch|o powstanie W
roku 1868 bral W MEM udziaf,
pe1ni3u o5owiazxi komisarza
rzadu uarodowego W Pary2u a
zarazem prezesa Kontroli wy
datk6w ma powstanie. Pc
powstauiu wspierol homie
prey bywaiacych do Pary2a
eul'gran>ow polskich. Za1o&yI
rovnie2 w krakowie ,,Muze.
am, kt6re Jest oZdoba tego
mlaste; oprGcz bardzo cennej
bjblloteS sk!adaj2cej sic z
r2adkich dzjet, zn ajdu;e sic
Wiele pamiatek narodowych,
TAX drogich sereu kaAdego
Polaka. Przeniesiono do stego
,Muzeum" ~6wniez znaczna
cZesc zDio56w puIaw.
E~axc Nska rada m;ejska "
u4nal1u zasiug sp. Wladys!awa
mianowa}a go obY watelem ho-
norowym 1niasta Krakowa.
Muzeum to do}aczono do ordy.
aacy' s!7n1awskiej W Gallcyi,
ktora So. Wtadyslaw uffaudowa]
ola swego stars2ego sYna
Adama Ludwika, urodzouego
dn1a 5 listopada 1872 r.
S. p. W}adyslaw zaslub.t
dnla | marca r.. 1866 ksie2-
Diczke Amparo, c6rke krolowei
Krystyny hiszpahskiej i ksiecia
Rianzares; - pc sm;erci jei
ozenil sic powt6rnie q ksie&-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Witoid Kazmirz, przysz}y or
dynat ma Goluchowie.
Geese gleboka pamieci pra-
Wego patryoiy!
UkaranY Jankiel.
(HNm0resk0. Pr0w0Sawe
zd0"Senie).

By1 sob,e szlachcic nazwiskiem
o., kt6ry jak my wszyscy ME
mozemy SIG obyc bez zyda. mia}
take lydia " poblizkjem mnefcie,
ktory Cd n1ego kupowal zboze,
welne, okowlte, dostarczaf konl i
wol6w, a przedewszystkiem picnic
dry ia kazde zawofanIe szlachcica.
ZYli tax z SODA lat kilKa jakos z
sob2 pozostawali " zgodzie. -
Zda:zy]o sic, re szIachc1cowi
gwa1tem potrzeba by}o plen1edzy,
posy{a vice pc zydka, kt6ry do
mYsll{ sic Interest," l zabraf z SODA
400 rubli. (Rzecz dzla1a sic W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem.) = S}ucha1
Janhielu, pctrzebuie do ULTRA 700
rubll, muslsz mai sic o ME do po-
{udnla wys!arac. Czy masz plenia-
DE?
= Ny, WielmoznY Panic, co
pc &ydz'e bez p~lenledzy? Dz,s
Panu dam 400 rubli, a ]utro rano
przYwloze reszte.
[ dotrzymaf s}owa, DO jeszcze
obywatel ME uslad1 do ranne1
herbatY, kiedy Jankiel Juz liczyf
pienladze IA stole. Lecz dajc
takowe " zamian "a rewers, pros,}.
ably one W ~przeciagu 6 tygodnl
zwr6cone mu by}Y, gdyz je konie.
cznie W tym czasle potrzebowac
bedzie, l prosbe te wym6wi1 z
mocnYm przyclsk1em, co szlachclc
sfyszaf l mruknaf:
- A jak ME bede m1a1, to
bedziesz czeka}, jak d{ugo mi SIC
pododaG bedzie,
Jeszcze termln p}aty rewersu
ME %nadszed{, a Juz nasz Jankiel
stawi{ sic u dzjedzica, przYpom1na-
,jac, re ma dzieh termlnu koniecznie
musi mlec pieni9dze. Nasz szlachc1c
ME by} jakos W humorze l kr6tko
q zYdkiem sic rozprawif DO go
wypchn9f "a draw, ktore zasuwk9
pred zYdem zaparl.
Mlmo tel mowy i czynu,
obYwatel przygotewa4 700 rubll i
tylko zydka p%astauowil wzias6 ma
probe, jak tenze brac sic bedzle W
razie nleptacenia rewersu. Janklel
stawif Sic punkua'nie " dzien ter
minu l z smutna mina wohodzi do
pokoju dziedzica. pytajac:
- Pienladze So?
- Me ma, by}a odpowiedz
dzledzlca.
= Co to jest, ME ma? plenia-
dz6w must bye = cd czego termin
= czego komornik (egzekutor) ia
music m'ec dzislaj pien,adzow!
w ten spos6b wygadywaf zyd, a
spokoinie mic ME m6wisc
Sfuchaf. Dopiero, gdy zyd zmeczony
przesta} sic szarpaG - wysunat
dziedz1c szuAadke z przygotowane-
mi p1eniedzmi, a odl!czajac 700
rubli zydowi, re spokojem wyrzek{:
- Chcla}em sic przekonaG,czy
z porzadnYm kupcem nam do
.zynienia, czy 2 }apserdakiem p
nami sprawl skohczona.
zyd odehrawszy pieniadze,
zm'ekna} jak wosk prey ogniu.
0 wa, wielmozny PANEL
ia przecie ME m6w1} ma ~doprawdy
ia tylko ziartowaf - jabym by4
rok ! diva dziesleG, bYIe
tylko byvaG W tym godnym domu
vTielmoznego pana, | nuz szlachcjca
po rekach cafowac, przepraszac,
piakac i zaklinac sic ma swo]a
/ bachory.
DobNe obYwatel abilczy1,
re zyd uda sic W pokore, gayz 20
bylo pred zn1wam1, a urodzaje u
szlachclca wielkie, az trzes}o sic
ma polu, Nareszcie po d}uglch
zaxllnanach placzach Jankla, dab
sig pan nlby przepros;G, doda}
= Ga4gan jestes, lecz mys]e,
ze sic poprawlsz. wypjjesz
kieliszek wilma? Kup1ec ucieszony
n'e talk zaproszeniem ma VINO,
tenn re pan sic daf przeprosiG,
rzek}:
Co sic wielmozny pan ma
SZkOdZi6. ma On teOO chvha 10
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Ma to kupiec:

- Magda, przynies ola mnie
butelke weglerskiego, a ola kupca
francuzkiego wilma.
Me w1ed&ial biedny zYdek, re
wszystko we divorce byio umowione
ma jego zgube.
= Pan sadza zYda prey stole,
naprzeclwko siebie. S}uzaca stawla
dwie butelki, pred dziedzicem, q
pred zYdem z czerwonem winem,
IA ktorej to buteIce z%naidowa]a sig
kartka z truplq g}owa 1 kosGmi l
naplsem: ,,Trucizna''. - Butelka z
Z to kartka obr6cona by}a W
STRONG szlachc1ca, kt6ry tez MALE
wa1qc kupcowi awsze reka kartke
zakry{. Po kllku wychylonych
klel1szkach w$rod ozywionej roz-
mowy, kiedy szlachcic juz spostrzeg},
re vino zydka rozmarzY}o, wslaje
magic, a chwytajac sig "a g}owz.
VIOLA ma cafy CLOS:
- O ia nieszczeSl1wy, co ia
zrobi}em. patrz- pokazujac butelke
z karteczka = to zatrute vino,
kt6re ma szczurY kupi}em. Ia ME
godziwa sluzaca pomyli}a sig i mnle
W take nleszczescle wprowadzl}a.
Okropnosc, cleble czeka smierc, a
mnie SYbir. Wo}aG mi Magdy.
Tymczasem W kredensie / W
kuchni wszYstko sic smiafo dc
rozpuku, gdy tymczasem z pokoju
co chw1la inne rozkazY wychodzi}y.
- Pc doktora! - VIOLA
szlachclc. I rzeczywl&cle wyjezdza
bryczka jedna Drama, a druga
zaraz wraca Ha1as, rejwach W
caiym divorce, a tn biedny zydek
steka:
- O wa! pall W zio{adku
mole Ryfkie - mole bachorkl
kochane - ia umieram!
w tenn wpada sfuzacy do
pokoju i rzecze:
Prosze w~ieimoznego pana,
5eby kuplec wypl{ z kwaterke
siem1ennego oleju, toby go wyra-
towa4o cd smierci - i zaraz podaje
przygotowany olej. - ZYd natu-
ralnne pie duszkiem, zeby sic
wyratowa6 pred smlercia.-Zaled.
VIE wypi}, wchodzl gospodyni i
przynosi POI kwartY kwasnego
mleka, twierdzac, re nlema mic
skutecznlejszego, przeciwko otruciu,
jak to. I zn6w zYd piJe. - Teraz
przychodzi kucharz, przYnoszac
m}odzle (drozdze) %zakllnajqc sic,
re :ju5 niemi dw6ch zatrutYch cd
smlerci wyratowa}. Me ma vice
czego sic namyslac nasz pacyent,
DO drozsze zycle mad wszvstko, i
tax spe1n1} kwaterke drozdzy. -
Ma dobitke n~ieszczescia zydow-
skiego wpada zawiadomlony 0
ca}ej sprawle rzadzca, kt6ry z
naipewniejsza nina twlerdzi, re
~wszystkie dotychczascw we srodki "a
s}abe i re tylko ma rzadko rozro-
bione szare mydlo zneuntral1zuje
trucizne. Zyd bledny us}ucha}
krztuszac sic. - k1edy Jeszcze
zrozpaczony niby dziedzic 4amie
rece z rozpaczy, wchodziMagda do
pokoju re spokojem.
- Ha ty nieszczesliwa kobie-
to, patrz cos narohl}a, OTTO kupiec
umiera, a mule czeka = Syblr
zamiast wilma datas trucizne.
- Ba, odzywa sic dziewczyna.
butelke z zatrutem w1nem, kt6ra MI
%wlelmozny pan do schowan1a dab,
st}uk}am, a bojac sic, odlepi4am
%karteczke, kt6ra na niej by4a l
p%rzylepi}am ia ma inna butelke,
ktora przeciez ma zdrowe vino.
Kupiec s}Yszac, re czysty pil
trunek, a pam'etajac ma wypite
zawotai z bolesc1a:
- No - ue otruliscie II
wine1n, tosc1e mn.e otruli lekar-
swami, predko = predko mojego
konia z~aprzagaG i do domu.
Rzeczywlscie by1 czas, ze
zydowska, ma kt6ra kupca
wfozono, z~aszfa. DO skutki lekarstw
W wielkich rozmiarach SIC pokaza-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Y podrozy.

(Notatki maszego podr0zuiQcego
dgent0).
Grand Rapids. - Polscy ro-
botnicy tutaj pc najwiekszej czescl
cd roku bljsko bez robotY, i polo
we j~eszcze must mlasto swoim
kosztem zywlG.
East Sagin0w Taxa tn bieda
panuje, re parafanie swoJemu pro-
boszczowi winnl So pensya "a ca{y
rok.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

Polecanl W,eEeDnemn i>12ho.
viehstwu jak szanownym iowa
s2ystwom oo1s.hn r.dj Sktad pTa.
:oWnie roznagH gttu %U Stkans.1
NA.sser. @s.1.:ss. sessxT3.
e31get E'aatAa sassrsaAEsaD
svx3sseEa etsa, 80 laklaj1ahs1e:
:-,sie. Wykcr"je ~wszy>tk'e Ci'sta
INK jsk najpnnktalniej j najsn
uenn ii, 80 |.r1rz die ~tyietnascie
at @prak1vki nc|na}am wprawy "
m~w1asz>ch wvrrbach. Take VIE
-hnt,A S,oStr,,m ,""i-cim no
A}ai ; .r'elhi w>l"hr EAara~s
- esDssds Esskxs{etns, ata
)slam czat ChhrcoN, pr1s:ltpu
acych do p;~r~sz~] k"muan <vir
ej.-Taz sz.o naam zawsz" M
kiadz::e E.Arun:, Ncaessa
Il ra!n3Nh Pa ia .lu S!ul;u
~zsatk" !" l'k''a}tAns>"j Genie.
sgr !'r"~>; nrz,i",f i prztko
>" * y f..!-k'u. .t,diu. zanin.
nt-o.~ J., .,1,a.iI ~l,a,.,., ~ ..sc,
ri.
l. *~va"nns,nu
H NE = 4. : -, a. - v
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
FARM AND QUESTION BOX.
various Subjects on Which the Farmers
Ask Information.


To-. E. Jersey, Ga.-UnfOrtunatciy your
letter was turned over TO this editor too
late June 5th) TO be Of any service TINS
season. ~asis-2ls'Aa
TO l.. j.. D., Nirden, TeX.-We cannot
give the desired information. Had you
given your fun name we would have for
v-arded your postal TO DIR. II. II. Cary, fish
commissioner of Georgia, LAGRANGE, Ga,
for answer. Write TO him.
Mrs. NJ b, SWansboro, \. CT have
r,vea about nine years old, that eats dirt
Whenever / turn him out Can you tell me
rhe cause also give me remedy for it.
lie has "a good appetite, but seems TO fail
OF in flesh.
yrur horse has form Of indigestion
Of which there are many causes 1t Is not
rarely due to imperfect teeth, some of them
helms, too sharp or irregular or possibly de-
caved, which prevents perfect masticaton
of the food. Sometimes it is due to poor
food and especially poor pasturage. But
ortcucr than otherwise the trouble is seat
cd IN the intestines. Search IOr the cause
and if found remove it. See that the water
he clean and pure ana always given before
foedina-not after. Possibly lie eats too
ravenously, if this is the case feed in a
wide bottomed manger, SO that he will be
compelled to eat slowly, or keep some
smooth round pebbles in the manager, to
avoid which he Will have to be careful.
IN most cases a cathartc, consisting of
ounce of aIoes, or / pint of linseed Oil, Will
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
STATE PRISON FARMS
Decision OF the Commission to Pur-
chase Them for MissfSsiDDf

Jackson, Miss, June 12.-(Special. THE
commission to purchase state prison farms
has eliminated from the list of lands
offered all but the eight farms, to-wit in
the hills. the Sibley place, in Kinds county;
the Hunter and Stevens property in Rankin
county; the Tarpley property, Madison
county and the Hart and Virden property,
in Kinds; in the delta the Roach and Bee
man valley place, Yazoo county; the Abb
no, Wharfield and Lovel property, in AIadi-
son county; the Simms and Griffith place,
Holmes county; the Waite and Griffin tract,
Holmes county.
The commission reserves the right to
eliminate any of the above property at its
next meeting, which will be at Jackson
on Tuesday, 18th instant, for the purpose
of making a final inspection and selection
of such of the above lands as they NAV
think proper for the best interests of the
state.
BY majority vote of the commission it
has been decided to purchase two farms
one in the hills and one in the delta.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
turn green, and sprout. 2. The sample u
meas did not reach the hands OF TINS eoilo'


To w, j. H., Deepstep, Gave az ~.
able to say from the description "hdl 80
the trouble with your hogs. AS d gene ..
rule. it is hardly worth while to physlc sloh
hogs unless they are blooded animals aho
therefore, especially valuable. Inc eiioi
should be made to disnfect the premises
or put the animals not yet afecteu III 4"
clean pasture to themselves ms oaA
generally be done in summer time, IL iiece'
sarv. bv building Il small Enclosure III tiie
woods some distance away from the Hauh''
of the sick ones. Give to all the well moss
the following as a preventative; one pouhu
each of flowers of sulphur, copperaS, illf'o
der, one-fourth pound of black antlh1ohy'
one-fou,th pound of salt2eter ana one
ounce of arsenics Mix the whole lnto SIN
gallons of cruel and give half pint to each
hog once a day.
To r. T. r., Edwardsville, Ala-lt the
thumps are due to excessive Eeart actloh
as soon as possible give as one DOSE lWo
ounces of whisky, half ounce sweet splrltS
of nitre a drachm of Saltpeter ana 1oul
ounces of water. Repeat if necessary TO re-
leve the paroxism. Rub down well. II
thumps frequently occur, it is evidence OIL
organic unsoundness, and is not curaple'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
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ENl--- 1870 AN, on seed meal
to no fzsp rs M e. G N "a s% " aCtory results.
The sMzs~S SuS Nns@ ~~ ~ - to calves. The
msal No mineral a1er We 10 the Sa ds9stiye
no dlrec'uCc TIC Jill inents on hogs, but
mf am ne at follow tpnion that the meal
good sized re OF provided no m moTs f tha 10
three or fou e,ounds per day per 1000
pounds live &;ht be fed, and the ration
made completely adding corn meal Corn
meal, twenty pounds, cotton meal four
pounds, would be a proper proportion and
amount for a days ration for 1000 pounds
live weight of hogs. Cotton meal is a bet
ter bone-forming food than corn meal.
J. N. s., Mcclure, Cal have a fine
young mare that has dry cracks in her
hoOfs running from toe up to middle of
hOOf, visible on outside only. Please give
me remedy to stop Them
Remove the shoe and pare away the bear
ing on the shoe an inch on each side Of the
crack, so that it will not bear on the shoe.
rtle or burn a shallow notch first above
the upper end of the crack. Have a
plate made of sheet iron, a piece Of bale tie
will do, about two inches or more long.
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Punch or drill holes in each end Place 1t
across the crack at the lower edge OF the
hoof and while the crack is pinched together
fasten the plate on with wooden screws
about one-fourth of an inch long, screwed
into the hOof
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18

Questions of any character concerning the
arm will be cheerfuiiy answered by the
sSiitOr of this department. InquIrers VIII
please make their questions clear and TO tne
point. The editor of this department. VIII
give all questions close research ana VIII
give the readers Of The Constitution I'll"
benefit of any Information that can DC oo
tanned on all questions propounGed.
Address communications for TINS Gep'r'
rlent to THE CONSII1UI
Farm and Farmers DeptD Atlanta. "a'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18


Mrs. p. A. A., Tallulah, T. T.-Please in
form me through your paper what time
or how long after young turkeys are hatch
ed do they throw out the red ] have gone
into the poultry business to some extent.
| have about eighty or ninety young tur-
keys, and they are doing very nicely. How
do we know, or by what way can we know
when it or the red is thrown out.
At the age of nine or ten weeks from
Matching they will begin to put out the
red" and will continue until the young
turkeys are pretty well fedged. The pro-
cess shows for itself.
Subscriber, Surry, Na.-Please inform me
through The Farm and Farmers columns
how to prepare seed of first crop of pOta-
toes for second crop 2. What kind of field
peas is the accompanying package?
/. We have never been able to secure a
stand of second crop potatoes with any GER
tainty. our costom has been to save the
smaller potatoes when digging daily sup
plies for the table. Put them in a cool but
not dark place. They will then tend to
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18
FARMS AND FARMERS,
SHORT Talks WITH THE MEN WHO
GUIDE TIE PLOY.
Many Questions About the Farm Answered
by the Agricultural Editor of The
Weekly Constitution.

Please look ahead and send in inquiries
extraordinarily an answer may not be ex-
an answer by mali; the editor has no time
to spare for writing private letters.
Never ask where an article can be had or
the price. Editors have no better sources
OF Information about these than other peo-
pie The editor has nothing for sale and is
not Interested in anything advertised IN
the paper.
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Iention The Constitution q.
VIII $500 HGID You Oyt?l ~ s :: :. !. +:

we offer You the SOiS .tGeucr for an article
that l. Wanted i'll Every Home and Indis-
All SIGHT. other articles sell rapidly at
Double the Price. though not answering the
purpose half well. You make from
$500 to $500 in three months, introducing IL,
after which 1t viii bring Il A steady, liberal
lncome,H properly attended to. Ladies do -
well as men, In town or country Don't Miss thts
Chance. Write N oIrcc to 3 ~. jon ~. Nsn-
ager, Springiield Ohio. Mention this paper.
Mention The Constitution
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Mr.. James M. Mccoy, Bienville, La,
writes letter too long for our space ap-
proving our suggestion of carbon bisulphide
as a remdy for the red ant and giving his
successful experience. He says dig DOWN
into each cell or bed in every town Colony
where the ants at work; Saturate
piece of cotton with bisulphide of carbon
and drop into the hole. Then cover the
hole with pine bark or single, packing
enough dirt on with the hand to make 1t as
nearly air tight as possible, leaving in that
manner two three days, when the llv-
ing will commence dragging out the dead"
He further says that post hole digger is
a good implement with which to dig the
hole. We still think that kerok.ke oil Will
prove just effective and it is much
cheaper. QEd)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16


Several sunday schools are already
preparing for their Easter services.
George W. deyle and Hiss Caroline
Ruppie were married yesterday after
noon by Probate Judge Elliott.
Crosby Mills yesterday donated 500
pounds of -four to the poor. which is be-
The association has delivered a car load
of coal to the poor in the past two days.
ID March, Rev. Charles b. Sheldon
VIII deliver some sermons which viii
have for their subject: christian Social
ism" They will deal with the social
questions of the day from christian
standpoint.
The Kansas society of the Sons Of the
rotary, IF. 81. Adams, is sending out copies
of the constitution. and circulars Of I'M
formation explaining the objects of that
patriotic organ cation
Rev. Charles 81. Sheldon, of the Cen
trial congregational church, is giving a
series 1t Sunday evening sermons which
are illustrated with stereOptic0n. 1T is
a sort of praise service, and the views
relate TO Bible times.
The following new BOWLING records
soclafions Cooked hat. W. wv. Webb 81.
soldier, e. 3. Yates 179; nine pins. W.
y. Henderson. g; ten pins. T. w Free
man 4l5. five back R. 1T. Suecht go.
cooked bat with feather. WV. ID. Hender-
son Is college game. w d. Henderson
~; Glen Island, =. ". Bailey 29. seven
up, s. W. Bailey, 90. ssI'' game, c. E.
Rogers 6Ts head pin and four back. W.
D Henderson 4I