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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26
The Evils o! Immigration.

A woman who spends much d
friendly work among the lower W
classes told 4 story recently which y
illustrates the unconscious loyalty
alien citizens for the land OF their1f
Noticing at the weekly gathering ols
In which she is interested that one
frequenters, an honest, kindly tacea
man woman. looked very sad, she ~
her, trying to find out the cause q
preston. !.
"Ach, my man" said the woman ~
'he lost his place. Ho vas - seas
and now he lost it. 1t is bad. ~
foreigners she went on, dat COM
sea over. I no tink it right dey 's,
places Of us Americans Dey shou'
turn US out. New York Times
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

Unusally the monthly report Of the
Secretary of the Treasury has been OF
interest to our citizens, and all have
noted with pleasure the column which
indicates the monthly decrease of our
national indebtedness. But alas, We
see it no more. Indeed farthe, reduc-
ton OF our debt, is at the present out Ct
the question. The pressing need is tc
meet the current exneLses Of the govern
ment. With steady increase OF the
debt, and al enormous deficit, for the
close OF the fiscal year 1894, surely the
outlook from the financial standpoint is
not encouraging We certainly hope
taat Cleveland, Carlisle & Co. will
demonstrate either that they can master
the problem, or give some one else a
chance
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

The Blue Book OF the United States
recent Issue shows that If the Federal Of
ficers were distributed pro rata among
the several states ard territories accord
ing to population, Illinois ought to have
500 Of the appointments instead Of 59S,
the lumber actually held by IIlinolsans.
Connecticut holds 1856 though entitled to
only IT. Delawre has 65 though entitled
to onl. 4O The District of Co!uu bia
has 3,34S TO 55 her actual quota. Indiana
holds 444 Of the al to which she would
be entitled Iowa has 284 on. of 4o4 her
quota. Kansas does better, she man.
aged 10 get possession Of 237 out Of the
339 due her. Maine holds 1877 though en-
titled to only 157. The Democrats Of
that prohibition state evidently Lave a
taste for uffice that has been encouraged.
but they are not ~ thrifty rs the Mary
land faithful for though entitled by
thoir population 70 only 247 places,
they have heen patriotlc enough 10 &C
cept 7SS, only SAL more than their share.
That Massachusetts Democrats are also
| thrifty when it comes to office is shown
hy their capturing 4O3 out of the 532 %
which. they are entitled according to pol :
ulatlofl. Nevada has been successful IN
capturing q positions though entitled
TO cnly New IInmpshire's faithful
10 the number OF l28 are provided for
though euti,led to only 80. The faith
ful Of New York are remembered in
1876 positions though entitled only TO
| 1926. Old Virginia. mother OF presi-
dents and also OF politicians holds 7oS
places when her sons should be content
ed with only 364. And her daughter.
West Virginia is held in tho Democratic
oslsAn BY aA Office ho,ders who
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26
Deserved Their Fate.

sioux faIls Press:
Watertown Public Opinion: The
farmers xho were roped into taking
stock in the Alliance Purchasing com
pany through the nstramentalitv Of Bro.
Loucks and his friends are wondering
what Will come next. The stockholders
paid 80 cash and gave their notes Tor -
TO cover the balance OF the $40 share, the
understanding being that the notes
should be uncollectible except upon call
of the directors OF the company The
representation WAS that in all probabili-
ty the notes would never be presented
for payment, but that the farmer who
owned share of stock, for which he
paid 5. cash, would derive sayera, hund
red per cent benefit on the face value OF
his stock which was soon to be worth y
premium although il cost but 20 cents
on the dollar.
There may be those who will feel sor
ry tor the farmers Of this state who find
themselves taken in aud done for by
this alliance purchasing outtit-but II
the circumstan ces are AS related in the
above item The Press is very short on
sympathy for them. Sympathy is al
ways wasted when extended to men who
lose their money IN bunco schemes,
green goods enterprise Or confidence
projects Of any sort. They 60 into these
because they hope to get something Tor
nothing they feel here is some
how an opportunity to best somebody.
No commercial enterprise can legiti-
| ma,ely pay several hundred per cent, as
it is declared the purchasers Of the stock
in this instance believed would be the
| case, and winch belief led them to 60 IN
TO the deal and made them suckers Tor
the fellows who manipulated t. When
people are by misrepresentation led into
| what assumes to be only entirely legit-
mate, they are entitled TO sympathy
for such loss as they may suffer; bu'
when they are led into deals which on
the very face Of things are not and can
! not be legitimate they can hardly expect
much pity The ordinary feeling will
be that they deserved their fate. This
seems 10 be the sentiment of at least
sone of those who were caught by the
prospect ot getting money without a
fair equivalent as the Madison Sentinel
reports one OF the victims rs saying:
Yes am one Of the suckers | had
more confidence than sense when sign
ed that note. and today | went to the
bank and Lnthy q Co. will get my mon
ey. could not afford to fight il. II
| Loucks says these notes cannot be csl
| lecied whytio he not come forward and
protect :he1nnocen, signers. II man
really must have some experience | sup
| lose it is cheaper to Dny it at 50 than
$500: Tbs mex; fellow that comes
around with sche,ne to lesaen the
sdrdensd vhs poor farmer gets shot"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

The Chicago Times continues to deal
sledge hammer blows against Gleveland's
Hawaiian policy In speaking of the
publication OF the budget Of Hawaiian
correspondence il says: Never has an
executive of the United States been fore
ed to supply such complete material Tor
his own overthrow. Out OF the mouth
of his own minister he is condemned.
He is hoist by his own petard. = =
The Times does not envy the subservient
democratic representatives, and senators
who have undertaken to defend Cleve-
land through the thick and thin of his
Hawaiian policy If he had not been in
possession of Willis dispatch OF Nov 16
when he sent his December message to
congress he might be accused Of lack Of
foresight. As 1t IS he stands convicted
Of most indefensible subsurvlence to the
desires OF q corrup. and barbaric mon
arch
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26
A Singular Fatality.

A singular fatality seems to att
the chair Of English literature I
State university in this city Pr
Milhken, the first incumb bert, b
four years and died. He was soc
by Professor Short, who also live
four years. Professor A. II. Walls
next took the chair. died exactlly
the completion Of his fourth yeard
ice and was succeeded four yea1
by Professor Chalmers, who Is now.
at Sparta. Mich. Columbus ni1
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

From the reports Of Bradstreet and
Others, the clouds OF financial and busi-
ness depression are beginning to lift.
Factories are opening and the tides OF
business are beginning TO move once
again Let us be patient and ere long
they will move this way, at which event
All will rejoice
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

Among the curiosities displayed at the
Mdwinter Exposition, in San Francisco,
is the American flag, which was hauled
down at Honolulu by the authority OF
The Cleveland Administration. This
being the first on record in the history
Of the nation that has received such
treatment. A curiosity indeed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

1t is al easy matter to detect ID
ference between genuine diamN.
Nh imitation. Take tube Of 4
water and drop the stone therein
is paste. it can be seen as it passests
the wafer, but If pure the eye Isl
TO see it as all Another test is Il
the stone upon pencil dot MAI
piece of white paper. II the dot
rlicated upon the facets you can |
sured that the stone is q fraud.
not it is a good stone. The CONN
lief that a stone can be tested by
erroneous, for the best diamond e,
will splinter and break when rasYe
this instrument. st. Louis Glob,
ocrat.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

Some OF the Chicago papers, IN order
to increase their circulation, nave been
Offering various kinds of merchandise at
low prices. They now find themselves
involved in difficulty with large adver
tisers, who emphatically object to this
class OF competition.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

It is sand to cost less to send the
net Of an acre of wheat from Daa
England than it does TO maIureg
Of land in England SO that it Gu.
COOL wheat.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

1t is rumored that Queen Iii" has
agents recruiting an army from citizens
Of the Canadian frontier We wonder II
Grover will not continue to indicate his
sympathy with the deposed queen, by
sending a substitute
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

People who do not believe n
stories are really subjects for bs4j
colnmiseration. They have eitle'
unfortunate IN their canine Gqd
ances or have not the pene.rat4l
qulslte for proper Interpretation u
characteristics.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26
TREAS ASURER'S E\ HlBII'.

TOTAL TOTAL.
Cash Re Dlsburse- DR. Bal. Cr. Bal.
Eceipts this ments tins Amt over Cash on
Quarter Quarter drawn al Hand
end % ( ar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-08

genINafteu 6ur6 entipre6eabe Ser.
wenoung oon ToQblut. @ine 8ere0s
Iunasfreu3ung 1T beionbers our Nufz
beferung gep6bnIi6sr 9anoraeeu ans
5uratben. 9tur tra1te man, ipie iibsrs
baupt INNER BET Rreu3unsel,, baB bic
Gil treusenoen &acen einanbsr dbnli1
nabeitsbenb .liuo. 8ei areu5ungeu
banoelt es fid barum. elmer an li6 be-.
reits anndberHb auten Ganorace gespiHe.
beionDers Diini1eus'uertbe giseuibaf,
ten (2egen oieler uno GROCER @ier,
rei6li6er 2lnIaB feiueu 5leli6s5) i'll
erbohtem WaBe 5u3ufibreH una nit
benlelben m6gll6lt fortDauernb 5u per=
ebleu; ober man nil nur in elmer Sc,
neraton SnOiOibuen sr3ieben, mel1
fiir beionbere 3nede berporrageno ge.
eignet iino, 9ie m0sl6it forsfdltise
Wusuabl geeianpter ipeiblilber 3udts
there aus oem 56lage Der einbeimis
fben 2auobiibuer ilt ieloifreoenb au9
bel Der @efliigelsu6t 8orbebingung,
tpenn bic 3ufiibrung Der fremoen
HluHhliYeH etueh 9ultA VtiulY guDtH
ioa.
gDp es l16 um Giarprobuetion bans
belt, m0ge man CUTE 9dhue BON Staz
lienern, Minortas, 5paniern gebraus
6en. gBir0 lfdrtere unb feiuere
5leii6probuetion gelpiinI9t. 10 udblt
man 9Oubaa. Grerecoeuc, Ga Gle9e,
2Bpanootte &c. gDenlger empfeblenss
wertb fiir bicie 3lpade eripeiien f6
Go6lnS. arsu3uugeH bon beitimmten
reinen &acen uniereiaanber fonnen
unter un1ltdnbeN aud redt CUTE tpirtbs
idaftli6e @rJebnifie liefsru, bod oii,fte
eS ni6t rdtbll6 ieia, nit iol9en 5bies
rem lueiter gu siidteu, ueun ni6t gang
berlmmte 8riinbe be3u porliegen om
meni9iten ioa man bic 10 erbaltenen
mdnnli6en 8biere CUR 3udt berpens
beu.
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2as eSubilanm nes gtmttgarter
,,Qieoerfrana".

Ser Stuttsarter 9iebertran3 beging
om A. Oftober bic Geier ieines 70idb.
rigen Subildums. no3u iein @brenmiis
glieb Or. Otto @lben, Der Senior Der
nit Dem S1mdb. Wferfur aufs engfie
berbunoenen Jamilie @lben, cine 6eit,
f1rift n @rinnerungen aus Der @eifi1te
beS Stuttsarter 2ieeertran3es" eri9eie
men lieB. Mus fleinen 9lnfdngen, als
meltliGes @esenitid gum Stuttgarter
acknowledgement, erfanO bic Sdns
9ergeielli9aft, bic beute gu ben erlten
Seuti6louos adblt, uno in ter y 2ies
berballe" Ii6 elm sroBartises Seim ses
f6affrn bat.
SIRE einitisen @riinber, ser Mtui.
lterialiefretdr Stabeibauer unb Der
Wiuiitalien 9dnbler @unab MboIpb
3umteeg. Der Sobn bes @ompouilten,
abnten Dor 70 Sabren nidt, baB Der
neugesriinbete 8ereln balb unter Der
2eitung bes aabelebten Suiti5procura=
tors hilbert SdOtt fie belten ytumen
Shmabens unter ieinen Wlitalie6ern
auf3ulueiien baben miirbe; Subwig
llblanb, Der bas erie @brenmitglieo
wurbe, gNilbelm 0auff. WoIfgahg
Meu5el, Guitap Shmab unb anbere
fno nit benz r2ieoerttau3" Uerbuus
ben. Gin gliidlider @eoante mar
es, Der bonn Sabre 1925 on aus
9efiibrt tpiro, Shillers Sooes Sag
aaidbrli1 bur1 ein S1lQer Sef
gu ebren. @uitap Sdmab iprad, oas
mails ben prolog; bonn Sabre 1859,
no oas S6ilerfelt om 100idbrisen
@eburtStage hes Didters gefeiert
purbe, belt ettpa breiBigmal s. g..
slider, Der Hefior Der iebigen i6mdbi.
iben Difter, bic Seftrebe. glls muli=
faliide Setter iinb 6alBt. 5peioel uub
Der iebige Sirigent, profehor 50ritler,
berpor3ubeben.
9ie eigentlide Geiifeier, bic am IA.
Oftober i'm iseitiaale Der 9ieberbaQe
unter reger SetbeiIigung ab9ebalten
murbe. getaltete li6 burd bic @inpeis
bung Der neuen aonsertsOrgel su elmer
Ooppelfeier.
Eie Geiirebe belt Der unermiibli6e
VOrltanb, Oberpoitmeilter Steible. Der
nadber benz Wtuiitoirigenten Sorifler
i'm Nuftrage beS 36nigs cine Orbens=
aus3eidnung iibergeben fonnte. Das
neueite @brenmitelieb, Der Dihter
@rimminger, feierte nit aiinbenben
Stropben ben 0erein, pdbrenb elm
aonsert bic Geffeier bei6loB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-08
9raperien, Nortisreu, geppidle ,c.

Guer 9eiln fann nit ipenisea M.tte!n ae
miitbli9 ,lno elegant eiussri9tet nsrbsu unb
3u bieient 8ehufe ueripeiien tair Sud auf
unier Oep artement in 0raperten, 8ortiere,,,
5ancp Watten, Sioies, Searfs, @orleser,1,
feineM Seppiden &c.
@ebrucfte grepss fitr Draperien, s5 Gents
rer 01io.
araAtooue seiben fir 0raperien. bon IS
GentS bis 81 so.
Das gieueits in iapaneiifden 0sapsrien
Slltliue Eibies, 25 uub 81 Gents ,ebes.
Sanep Stabl:Scarfs, pradtppae Ttufter,
20, 25 nnb 35 Gents.
Gancb G1enills Matter, gang neu. 1870
Gents.
Gancp 8uss in oeridieOenen @r5Beu, $l.5o
bis $l.90.
Sn feinem 2aben ber stabt finbet man
hiibi9ere geppidbe gu 10 niehriaem greiie ais
BET 8 @plfipn. Aomntt uno iibsrseuat Gu1
5rast naH ben 9reiien unb Sbr tuerpet faufen
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Gin wsttter, INN BEN @ierertraa ,u ,eben.

1T re6t3eitise Nblhofuns Der ui9t
mebr legettidtigen 3biere. Wie bieIe
gier eIne 9enne gu lesen i'm Stanbe
1T, fanu man nidt laseu. Wenn cine
9snne aber bier Sabre idbrli9 100 bis
$50 @ier gelegt bat, 10 bat fie ibre
SduIbi9teit setban, unb mir tbun re1t
baran, menn mir fie in ben 5uppens
topf manoern lafea. Wir i6affen
plaB fur cine anbere 9enne. bic nit
friiGerer araft ausgefatet, i'm 2egen
leiitun9sfdbi9er 1T. 8ei &ranfbeiten
Der 2egeorgane fommt es hdufiser Dor,
baB bic 9ennen id6n ausIeben, Iie gez
ben aud auf bas gfeif unb gadern unb
tbun, als oh lie gelegt bdtten unb bod
befomnt man tsin 81 pon ibnen. Man
a6te iorsfdllig auf lolde 0ennen unb
uenn man iOlbe fiabet. rann sreife
man unDer3ogert gum MeKsr. 5obalo
man uberbaupt bemerft, baB eine
9enne ni6t mebr ibre Sduloisteit
tbut, 10 iit tie aus benz 0iibnertanOe
aus5 lreiben, bamit fit cine before
plaB gemaht mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-08
ltebelftit mad, Ssm Gl,et.

Der petnisenbe Druid, an benz BITE bebauernswertbe
asofe Ser 4rpnti4en Dpspeptifer mad etnsenommener
Mab3e gu leiten pfest, pirb seboben unb bic unter
S@mer3en BON ibneu setrasene aait tpirb BON tbnen
sencmmen burd ben srpBen metiBinifaen gefreer BON
tbrssr.iaen 9eimiudunsen, Spifeter's Massnbtters.
Sctstennen, Sldbuusen, Druid in ter Maaen5rube,
hbes suffice Sale unh ber baburd erSeuste 3aItse
@ei9 mad TN Munbe weroen ebenfau8 bura bte,en
md"tiaen &efcr natpr franfbafer 3uitdnbe Der 0er=
&b:-.d aner Sttmulanien unb Masen @ligtre, ba es
ntdt nur betlt unb ltnbet, ionpcr1 auw trdfst unb
itdrf. G8 felt perlprenen Qppetit uup GGa ipieher
Der. Gin Wernslas ppn ppr rper mad ben Wdbl,eiten
unb por bem 3ubettaeben prb a itetS ala bette perz
baunu98= uno rutef6rbernbe Bauceea erpet en-. Man
sebraute es sesen Malaria, Mieren= unb rbeumas
ipnfers shnFs m Gtnfub 1T es aaf bas Sefnben d.
terer unb purd aranthett ati4wdAter 0eripnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-08
saaaeaue Der sd,,uetnsmaftuua.

Die Anaahl Der 3ur Wfaft beitimmten
Shneine 1T bieies Sabr i'm san3en
Sanbe bur6i6niitlid UNI 10 pro3ent
gerinser, als i'm 0oriabre. 9luS einis
gen Der meItli6en Staaten, in benen
bic Siirre bcS perHoiienen Sommers
Tuttermangel er3eugt bot, ltno piele
iunse S6weine mad Den 6itlid)eu uno
iiioli6en Staten unO aud na1 ben,
feruen Welten berI6idt moroem unb
bann iinb bic Sdle au6 nidt sering
on 3abl, in benen bic Jerfel, glei6
na6osm tie gemorfeu tparen, beS er,
mdbnten 6uttermangels balber get6bs
let murbtu.
Sa 8anias J. .. itsat iih biefer ur.
iahen tuegen bic 3abI Der SdDeine
nur auf IS unb in Nebrasfa unb Siib.
Dafota auf 6S pro3ent Der oOridbris
gen 9ln3ebl.
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SHbuer. 6reusuneen.

Man nimmt areu3unsen Dor. entlpe,
Der Inn Der Sn3u9t unb ibren Golsen
ein 3iel 3u ieBen, ooer 3ueds 8ereos
lung elmer Raee, ober aur Neubiloung
BON &acen, ober aud aur @r3eugung
BON @ebrau9stbieren. Oie 9reu3ung
smedS 9ereblung elmer Dibnerraee,
neI9e man aud alS Bluteinmii9ung
beseiamen tann. eritrebt nidt nur bic
59affung neuer, ionoern aud Die
8erbrdngung alter, ungeeigneter gis
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Ser rifltiae Harmer hot eine,

- Der ridtige isarmet bat einen
wabren @bi6eu Dor iebem unbebauteu
Stiid6en 2ano. iei es nod 10 Helm.
Gin paar &hben ober einise St0de
&artoHeln baben INNER nod baroui
plab; unb min man bisies 6Ied6en
ni6t auf bieie Dirt ausnuben, 10 beob'
adte man menigitenS ben alten Spru6
nQuf einem leeren Rlum
rBfan3e einen Baum
rllnO pflege iein,
rgr brinst bir's elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-08
Dr.. price's Cream Bafins pomoer
9as bollfommenFe. has gema9t tuirn.
Nra,.e,,, seres, eeioe,,
3rinft 2one 5tar Bier.

n. I. ,p., fnrirt bic fuuftioueuen S6mdde,,i.
ffdnbe, bas vilteberaiebenbe @eflbl," Riiden,
f&mer3en, iatarrbaliiGe Gntaiiuoung, Site.
rung NIB ale dbnlihen Qeiben.
Sir iunge, ber @ntbiubung entgesen.
fehenbe Graileu iff es unbe3abl6ar, bena es
rerminbert bic Ghmer,en NIB @efabren bes
@ebdrens, fiirst Die @ehen unb bic Gnt.
etnonnssperiobe ab, uub bef6rbert bic reid.
li4e abiouberuns rabrbafter Wluttermild.
Ebomas EbirtmeIt bon Woberts.
oals, Ya., iast: rS9 fann Sbnsn nidt ge.
mug Sant iasen fit bic portreffli9en Dienfe
ote Sbr "Favorite Prescription" meiuer
Eodter seleiftet bat.
SIN ben lettem Monaten bate fie aar feline
S9msrsen msbr unb iuar inmer gutter
eaune. Bon &opfbdnsersi, wenn ibr. 9eit
ysm,nt, 10 feine Spur msbr ba.~
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Sn6lens Mrntea galbe.

Dt. bette Gable Der GBelt fur Stnttte, 0uetf&uas
zen, @f&whre, 9isb.rs unp 5auts aasldlas, ,TIt1t,n
seiprunsene 1dnbe, Jroitbsulen uub aue Sauttranf.
attten; furirt odmorrbotben ob.r teine Hesablune
gbatss 9ufrtebenbst saranttrt pber baS @elS ptrt
buraderitattet 25 Gents bic S@a&tel. Bum 0erfaui
IN alen Npotati.n. aboIpb Drets, Gtompfcu 60.
kSpieiGte
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eeSu nnlerem seibez9epartemeut

seben mir bsfanntlid INNER ben Son an.
sSunnerbare stoffe uno biaise preiie.
9err!the BaSf Seioensemge so Gents
tpertb, fit 80 Gents.
sfobttaten in eefreiiten fleinfarirten unb
anberpeit semuiterten Seiren3susen gu 81,
$125 unb auftpdrts.
5ailIes sgeiosnitofie gu $1OO.
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0ei!una iiir aopfihmerse,t.

Nls ein Seifmitte fur ale Mrten ppn acpii4mersen
pat l baS electric Blttr8 a8 uuhbertreiHih errpes
len. Gs bewrtt eins oauerube etluns uno Der f1red=
!dife nernbie 8cpii4mer5 bdlt 5ur @tnwirtuns utbt
Stanb. gBir ermabnen Vile, Bite eS anse t. fH eine
6afte etees trea&eu Setlmsttels bu psr54affen unb
es sepiHsnbaft gu prpbtren 9n Sdaen ppn pronti9er
Beritcpiun5 bewrtt ete8 Mitte Serabe;u Munber unb
wentse Gdue perm6sen tbm ldnSere Bet gu p,pertes
yen: Wan periudpe ss iofort. @rote 6lai4en gu nur
so Gents tn ber Gan @ntpnip Drus So.
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e$n idmarsen ;Seioeu;e1aeu

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-14

muda grass that the plow cannot reach
lusO oe hand pulled. For year or two
the weeds that come up must be moved
uo~n, Use al the manure that YOU can
possibly afford. The winter after plant
Ins give tne heaviest tOp-dressing prac-
tlcaoIe Do not be in too great d hurry to
turn STOCK on your pasture. Many have
ruined what would have been magnifi-
cent pastures In two or three years by
premature grazing. The temptation to do
TINS must De resisted. BY all means wait
until the grass is thoroughly established
and then you will have a pasture that
VIII be Joy to you
II depends upon the fertility of the soil
and the way the pasture is treated how
much grazing can be permitted on one
acre II you had ten acres, say in Ber-
muda pasture, it would be very desirab BILE
that 1t be divided (by wire) into three or
1our sections, so that that the stock are
mol allowed to range all over it, nipping
Just the tender blades. The grass should
be allowed TO grow almost, if not fully.
knee nigh IN the sections before turning
stock upon 1t. We. repeat, do not ruin
your pasture by too early grazing.
You need not be afraid of Bermuda
grass encroaching upon land where it is
not wanted If any care is exercised to pre-
vent it doing So
Our columns of late have contained a
good deal of matter relative to sweet po-
tato growing.
In later issue we will give some sug-
gestlons as to pear blight.