The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-08
Highest Of all in Leavening Powe-Laet Govt Repor
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
A04OLUTEEY PURE

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pensitures for r,,e vs.r v.r. ontv rses r,eas
thus leaving unsxpended ~ S5O7o The in
spection OF heat animais for eTnort ana inesr-
state tr.ds -. h~sn cors,r.s6 ..S ~ ~ a.
head were i.speeted duripr the year Al : csst
Of IL cent per hesd sesInst a. cent? for ioeS
The secretary ef agriculture recenmsuds
that the law providing for the microscoptcsl
inspection OF export and interstate meat Be 90
amended rs TO compel owners OF the meat In
speeted 70 pay the cost OF such inspection and
call attention 10 tho arguments presented In
MS report In support OF this recommendatton-
The live beef cattle exported and TAGGED dur
Ing the year numbered Sdsssa This is an In
crease OF 0'sSa head over the previous year
Tne once OF experiment stations. which 10 .
part OF the United states department Of agri-
cuisure' mas during the past year snUaged it.eh
almost wholly. In preparing for publication
WORKS oesed upon tne reports o. the a9rfcuit-
urai experiment stations aad other institusious
Tor AGRICULTURAL inquiry In the United states
and foreign countries
ise. c,ss4.SWIse and out Of that sum the total
amount expenosd IN seienuee rseeereh was
$50 per cent But In Tie year ended June -.
iso4, out OF total expeudisure Of u - Nh
the department sppliedBi per cont Of that sum
to scientific works and investfention.
Il In deemed pessible tAss IN agricultural
census may be taken each year through the
agents Of the statistical division of tns depart.
ment. Such . course 10 eommsuded for MAJ
by the chief OF that division. The work done
By the dcpaftDsns Of agriculture q very super-
icislly dealt Uith In his communicntIon "A
commend the report Of he secretsry and TIE
vsry importans ina,rugss vish vhteh Il dsais -
the careful attention Of tSe eo~rress. y
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~ s,ss.sicr ~ 49, tn.v ..,scs 20 ...S.-- 81,
tnsm im.crtsn. rnh,ic xc,tss .Sr.,n ~ ~
dirsrtbutsd ~ aeI,s~ sss Si.s~ s1.ss -
th.v A. ~rovin, ~ - v,..s,,css a. r~-~,ss-~
party orranixstiou = sounethirr thss sneuiS
= used In establishinr uarfv 1risofuIes insteaA
Of dictatips the dIstributfon of puhiic paeoes ~
reVnrds 81 pertassn sosivitv. H0sWreus Nm
tioual oences and paacsa have latelv l,oen
brousht within civil vervice ruIes and rerula-
tious. and xous osheex VII urobabiv - in
ciuded. The report of the connIesIoners vfn
be submitted 70 the congress. aad invite care
full attention TO the Recommendations u ooa-
taius.
Board ef WeeAtA.
|
De longer Without eesiecet scaro % heeleA
or nstionai heath omcer chargeo win 20 osesr
duties shan euch - pertain - tne proeecsion o.
our country from the invasion OF psstilsnce and
disease. Tnis would Involve me estaonsh-
msot oy sncn board or emcsr Of proper auaran-
tine precautton: Of the necessary sid and eoun-
sei 70 iocase setnortstes On ne suo1ees. prooIs
edvice end esststance 70 local boards OF health
or health omcers IN the sSppeession q con-
sasioos eissc:e ana In ceses whers there are
no socn 'ocn, oosros
BY virtue Of statute Of IL United statss.
passed In 1883. appointed In July last Hoa- J.
d. Keen, OF the seate q New York, and Hon.
Ntcholas T. Worthington. Of the state - MI
nois 70 form With Hon Carroll D. Wright, con-
missioner q labor. vho vss dssisnaseA ~ AL
statute commission tor tno porpoee 81 max
| ina careful inquiry Into the causss ef The coa-
| troversies between certain railroads and theil
| employees which he'd resulted In N extonsivs
| and Aestructive strtGos sccoUpoarod By much
violence and dangerous disturbanos vita eoa-
adorable loss Of iifs ard great asstsuesion Of
p.op osasy .,nm,..sS !" u ~ ,SS "a I'M - sssss.
| .,,,sS ~ ccr~rsss vtsA -. .vs1.,Ss 49,
No.. ,ss,r I.vs.siv.,,o,
Tne ssrin sct passsa - - - sss.seo 2. y
| consrcss neeos ,@yorssas ~ ssnsS es,..
| sddition TO such necsasary amsndmenss e vii
aos chssgs rssss Of duty so stin very d.
cioeoiy In fsvor O pouie6 coea ena ifoa - ~
free hst 50 af ss ne sugar scneonie u eoo'
cernea' wooio - Slso unosf exnsine eesfs'
uoos' 70 zee evey peInc,e ot hneses
| uai ousv IN ievW On renn.e seeai
stricken out Oh our tsnu nav
| earnestly repeat here the recomnendatiou
| have made In another portion Of this coDmu
nication, that the additional duty Of oes-tenti
Of . eeat Per pound ~ upcn sugar inporse<
| from foreign eounsriee paying bounty % ~
export be sorogaeed IL seems 70 ne thns ex
| the propriety OF shis Amendment- win IN
advent a nov tsrf9 policy net only contem
/ plated 70 relieve the consumers OF our land II
the cost of their daily life, but - tuvtte . bet
ter development Of American thrift, and creat'
for us closer and more profitable commercial re
latlons with the rest Of the world IL follows -
logical and Imperative necessity that We shoui'
~ once remove the ehisf. II not only, obstaci'
which has long prevented our participation II
the foreign carrying trade Of tbs sea. The
ancient provision Of our hw denying America
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80. 's.s,,,. ~ -. SInt..d ss.ss.
eSrns recommspd its prompt repeal.
Il The Bead Issue.
r,,sv.ns shs Ian u,ossh sAe cola reserves Il
N. s-sas~ry sor - puruoae AZ redeeu,Ine n.
notss os ~ covsrnnsos circulatinr a mona
IN m. SsnSs or - rsen,s becaDs 10 reducec
md ~ furthsr de.letion An ~ near futur
.eened 40 cers.in. thst In the exercise O
prooer cars fer the pubiSc welfare is becam
necessary 70 replenish shis reserve ana thu
msfutain popular faith IN the ability and dc
termination Of the government TO meet Q
agreed, its pecuuiary obligations. It woul
have been weil n IN sAis emergency authorft
had existed to issus the bonds OF the gov
ernmsas bearing Q low rate Of intereS
and mssurine within o special period
| but the congress having failed to confer sue
authority resort was necessarily hsd 10 the re
sumpeion cot OF 1874. and pursuant 70 its pro
| vision bonds were issued drawing interest o
the rass Of per cent Per anuuu and maturin,
tan years after their issuing that betng tn
shortest time authorized by the act. I am gla
to say. however. thai On the sale ef these bond
the premium received operated to reduce tn
rate Of interest 70 b paid By the governmeu
70 less than per cent. Nothing could be Wors
| or farther removed from sensible finance tha
the relations szisting between the currenc
the govsrnmsns has issued. the gold hel
must be resorted to for the purpose Of repleu
. ishiuR such redonpeioa fund uhen impslret
| Even II the claims upou this fund were con
| fned In the obliwattons originally intandet
, ana n the redsm psion Of thesa oblisatiou
| meant thsir oauoelIation. the fund vould 4
| very small Eus thess obliratto,s when r,