Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Touring mill was thrown away as
worthless. Now we know its feeding
value Usually In the summer, bran
can be bought by the car load at
low figure. and makes a cheap feed for
stock. II Il now too late TO take best
advantage OF this. as drought has
caused all prices to advance. But they
will doubtless go higher yet II one
has a good room FOR storage. being
able TO stir the bran when needed. II
usually pays to buy a supply In mid
sumner. IT Is nutritious food. and its
manurlal value Is much greater than
that Of corn. In districts where corn
Is being killed by hot air, It is adj
vlsable 10 buy soma bran at once, II
the price remains reasonably low.
when 1t costs ms much pound for
pound, as wheat. l would keep the
wheat instead.
There should be careful saving OF
corn fodder this year. Many utterly
fail to appreciate Its value for feed
because they do not care for It proper
~ one acre of good slower, properly
fed. will furnish enough coarse feed
for horse during the winter The
food Is healthier. being preferable to
hay, unless the horse IL engaged IN
hard labor. 1t Is not so binding as
timothy, and much better for milch
cows and sheep. The fodder should
and when the corn is husked. the fod-
der should be bound In bundles with
tnrred Irvine Then Il can be handled
conveniently. With deep bays In the
barn, one can NOV away big
amount of foder for spring feeding, and
all other can be stacked. For feeding
before Christmas, good and cheap
way Is to set about i've shocks to-
gether, tying with a single thread OF
cheap Irvine until the shock settles
and can stand against tho storms.
BY saving all the fodder needed,
buying bran before winter. and fig
urlng closely on comparative feedlng
values Of corn aud wheat we are
prepared to carry stock through the
winter at the least possible cost. which
Will be great enough at the best TINS
year.
The arts. old or new. might be so
stimulated ns to demand in an un-
usual degree and increased qualities
gold or silver. as the case might be-
and a corresponding influence on the
commercial value OF either would result
These and other coustions might arise
from time to time. but II Is not prob
able that they would ever be SO per-
manent as To seriously disturb the
laws Of coinage or that they would
| be such as to require any special re-
| adjustment OF the rules and proper
Tons WntCn Wuhlu govern Allt nlAhtHFN
| OF these metals. Future international
conferences may suggest the necessity
for some uniform basis upon which
| they shall be coined. Such an agree
| ment II desirable, VIII be sooner
! reached by the American congress re-
| turning to the time-honored policy Of
| the United States and the revival OF It's
former law. The speediest way to IN
| tern0tional MONETARY cooperation rs
through prompt and affirmative ac-
tlon on our part for the free and I'M
limited coinage of silver
Concisely stated. the Democratic
party rs In favor Of a double stand
ard aud the use OF both metals with
nut discrimination az the miutA' Di-
yergent views are held as to the meth
| DDS TO be employed TO secure lheSe
objects. and at the same time main
| tain the parity Of our money All
having the same ultimate purpose, we
are not united as to how It SHAH be
accomplished. The contention as 10 the
means to be used Is strong and un-
Welding and remains TO be yet de-
termlned We will act wisely II we
accord to each other honesty and sin
cerity Of motive. and we will act
faithfully and consistently If we sup
port through party organization, our
respective convictions.
Nothing contained IN the DALLAS plat
form should Tor one moment, shake ON
allegiance to the Democratic party, and
no reason exists why the nominees OF
its convention should not receive tbs
cordial Endorsement of Democrats al
the polls. /, for one. would rather be
door-keeper I'm the house of Democracy
than to dwell In the tents of fopulisul
Living in Texas and the United
States. loving our state and the Union
knowing that the Democratic party has
been Our help in ages past" and be
llevinR that It Is "our hope for years
to come" anxious to promote the peace
and dignity of our common country, e
preserve social order, to elevate citl
zenship TO strengthen the ties OF mans
brotherhood. to preserve, In proper Wig
or the institutions OF free ana consu
tutlonal government, and transmit
them without Impairment 10 the gener
ationB to come we shall. Ia my humble
opinion best discharge our patriotic
duty and suhsorve cur true Interests
by UNFOLDING ana invigorating thu
hands OF Democracy