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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

dziai jeszcze, ze polacy ME powinni bye
uprawnieni do gfosowania W cesarstwie i
ME powinni mice przedstawiciela Ra-
die pahstwa.
w Rosy aresztuja codziennie spi-
skowcow. Jest to jawna tajemnica w
tym kraju despotycznym, re nihilisci
.dawnoby juz zg}adzili cara, gdyby ME
to, re iona jego ustawicznie znajduje
sic PREY boku ukorowanego meza swe-
go; re towarzyszy mu ma kazdym kro-
ku. A nihilisci wzdrygaja sic pono ma
sama mysl zamordowania niewinnej
kobiety. Vie o tenn caIy dw6r, vie o
TEN i carowa i ola tego ME odstepuje
meza swego.
Z pola WALK japohsko-ohihskiej
dochodza mas bardzo skape i niejasne
wiadomosci.
Donosza, re z portow japohskich wy
p}yne}o 81 transportow ~wiozacych
10000 zo}nierzy, kt6rzy wyladuja ma
ziemi chihskiej - z zamiarem zdobycia
stolicy Chin Pekinu - Tub tez Man
dzuryi.
w Meksyku prezydent Diaz zagaii
Pierwsza sesye kongresu - i odczyta{
swe oredzie, w ktorem oznajmia, re
rzeozPosPolita ia jest ma przyjaznej
stoPie z w~szystkiemi pahstwami.
w Brazylii, W prowincyi Rio Grande
do Sui wciaz sic ~jeszcze bija. Me
dawno Powstahcy pobili tam wojska
rzadowe.
Prezydent Peixoto skaza} ma smierG
trzydziestu kilku p~owstahcow. Wyrok
wykonano. Miano sic z wiezniami OBJ
chodzic w sposob barbarzyhski.
w TarnoPolu, w Galicyi wykryto
Podobno spisek ma podobiehstwo cze-
skiej ,,Omladiny". UtworzyIo sic tam,
jak policya twierdzi, stowarzyszenie
majace ma celu przywrocenie wolnej
Polski. Jeden z cz}onkow, jak utrzy-
mule Policya, zdradzi} swych towarzy-
sly i aresztowano oko{o 40 os0b. Me
wiadomo lie tenn prawdy.
Przeglad tygodniowy zagraniczny IA
kohczymy wiadomoscia, re kr6l siamski
ley ma }ozu smierci.
Przejdzmy teraz do Stan. lied.
w Pittsburgh odby&a sic konwencya
stowarzyszenia W Grand Army of the
Republic.
w Minnesota i Wisconsinie deszcze
ulewne zagasiiy pozary las6w.
- w piatek rano umar{ W szpitalu
University W Filadelfi polak Michai
Skorz, ktorego przywieziono do szpitala
ciezko ranionegoi bez przytomnosci.
Znaleziono go ciezko pokaleczonego,
z odziezy odartego, porzuconego ma
szynach kolejowych, Qddawna ME uzy-
wanych. w k~ieszeniach obok ~lezacei
odziezy znaleziono papiery, z k~torych
wynika, Re zabity nazywai sic Micha{
Skorz, by} polakiem i trudni{ sic spree
daza uliczna roznych przedmiotow.
Zdaje sic, re rabusie 90 opadli, obili,
~Pokaleczyli, i po}ozyli ma szynach, ME
wiedzac il ich sic ME uzywa, sadzac, re
Przejedzie go pociag kolejowy i zatrze
Shady zbrodni.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
Skarb Narodowy Polski.
pod opieka Zwiazku Mar. Poll

MILWAUKEE, II sierpnia 1894.
Ma Skarb Narodowy Polski wpiyne-
10:
Cd Tow. Polskich Krakus0w. Brook
Ign, N. Y $1.92 przez p. J. ModIow-
skiego jake podatek od IS czlonk0w
pc IL C. "a caiy rok. Razem S1.92
u Przeniesienia 5 3O96.25
Ogolna suma 8 3098.17
o dalsze iaskawe skiadki uprasza W
imieniu zarzadu
+. DrOzHidkietcicz. sekr.
o4l - 9Th ave. Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

Centralne Towarzystwo Polek, ma o.
statniem posiedzeniu kwartalnem, od-
bytem W ubiegia niedziele W hall Pu,
laskiego, uchwalilo in gremio przysta-
pic do organizacyi skarbu mar. W Rap
Perwylu.
Geese naszym Polkom "a to!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

Cd kilku lat cierpiaiem ma watrobe
j straci}em zupe}nie nadzieje welecze-
mia; wreszcie uzyiem DIR. Augusta Koe-
niga hamburskich kropli ! W krotkim
czasie zostaiem wyleczony. - G. Jehn,
Clayton, Mo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
SKARB NARODOWY POLSKI

W MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
podopieka Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego.
n. MaieE, PREF. 9Th Ave. a Becher st., Milwaukee, Wis.
". Piotrowski, kasyer, ASP Milwaukee st. " "
+. DroZniakiewicz sekr, S4i-sth Ave. I" "
EH- Wszelkie korespondencye przesyfki pieniezne
ma rzecz Skarbu Narodowego Polskiego naIezy pre-
eyfac poe adresem sekretarza:
F. DROZNIAKIEWICZ.
SAL = sth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

w sobote wyszedi pierwszy numer
Polskiej gazety tygodniowej W South
Bend pod tytuiem ,,Ognisko Domowe'
w~ydawca jest oh. Sawicki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

CHICAGO, III. 10 wrzesnia 1894
Oiary miesieczne od czIonkow Tow
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

w ubiegia niedzieIe odby}o sic ma
sail P~uiaskiego p~ierwsze kwartalne po-
siedzenie oddz. amer skarbu mar. pol. W
RaPPerswylu. Kilka towarzystw przysta-
PHO do organizacyi - a sekr. odczytal
sprawozdanie, kt0re zamiescimy W PREY
szfym numerze. Zebrano tez kilkana-
Seize dolarow o~fiarodawcow pokwi-
tujemy skoro nam sekr. wreczy liste.
Il radoscia dodajemy. re w ~przeciagu
tych kilku miesiecy fundusze skarbu
narodowego W RaPPerswylu powyzszy-
iy sic O przesz}o 7 tysiecy frankow.
E~ntuzyazm ola tego skarbu rozbudzo-
ny jest ME tylko W Ameryce - ale ma
ca}ym swiecie.
Mech zyje skarb W RaPPerswylu!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19
BIURO RZADU CENTRALNEGO
-oRAz-
Redakcya i Drukarnia ,,Zgody"
zARzAD ZwIAZKU MAR. POLSKIEGo:
STA NOBLE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

CENZoR:.T; NJ. Helihski, No. l E. Superior street,
WICE-CENZOR:- 5. hewandowski. 40 Sovinski II
Cleveland. Ohio.
Rad NAB. POL.
(skiada sic z z czfonk6w)
PREZES: S. +. Adalia Satalecki, SIS s. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, Illinois.
WlCE-PREZESOWIE: = ST. Siominski, 6Ts Milwau-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill, wiktor Bardonski, 6s
Noble street, Chicago, Illinois.
M, Majewski, T9 Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois.
OPIEKUNOWIE KASY:- Jan f.. Smulski, 55 No.
BILE ST., Chicago, Ill. FIR. Smietanka, 6l5 W.
ST., Chicago. III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-19

S~EKRETARZ
Noble ST., Chicago, Ills.
,,ZGODY": -
Noble st., Chicago, Ills.
S~EKRETARZ ,,ZGODY'': -
Noble ST., Chicago, Ills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
THREE FEET OF wArEE
And Two of the Local Packets VIII Re
sumo Their Trips.

And Two of the Local Packets VIII Re-
sumo Their Trips.
The rise Of last week inspired steam
boatmen with hopes for fair boating
stage at this point, and these hopes bave
been 10 a measure realized. Yesterday
afternoon the marks on the landing In
dicated three feet OF water In the chan
mel. Yesterday morning the Liberty
came upfrom ClarinEton and resumed It's
trips between Wheeling and that point.
IL will depart al three o'clock every
afternoon, Capt. Booth in command.
The r. E. Phillips also came up from
Marietta, and will resume trips in the
Matamoras aud Wheeling trade, IL
there is rise of few inches more.
Both the Phillips and Liberty have
been frightened up and repaired during
the low water season.
The Cincinnati and Pittsburg packets
will not resume until there is further
rise. and not then, unless there are
prospects that fair boating stage viii
maintained. II these packets get out
within a week or ten days, there viii
do considerable excursion business be
fore the cold weather interferes. River
men generally take more hopeful view
OF the situation than for some time
past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
News of a Miscellaneous Nature Picked
Up There Yesterday.

News of n Miscellaneous Nature Picked
Up There Yesterday.
The new pavement near the depot is
found to be quite an advantage.
The w. 81 l.. L. railway has over
three hundred applications for tremen
at its offices in this city.
G.. B. Herring, the general agent of
the Southern Pacific, was among the
offices Saturday on business.
Harry Myers, one of the car inspect
ing force, is on duty after paying visit
to his mother at Steu6enviile.
The position in the freight Offices of
the w. IL l.. e. caused by the resigna-
ton Of Richard Sheppard has not yet
been filed.
1t was found yesttr day that four Of
the five employees Of the c., l.. & w.
offices had once been in the employ Of
the REGISTER on paper routes in the
city.
The officials private car of the w. &
L. Il. railway is on the road TO this city
with the officials, for u tour of inspec-
ton. IL is thought that the special will
arrive in the city to-day.
William Byers, one Of the conductors
OF the w. b. q T., resigned his position
with the road last Saturday. Charles
Knox was appointed TO control the en-
CINE in his place, and he went to work
yesterday.
Three of the fremen OF the W. & L.,
Z. who have been running into this
city, have been promoted 10 engineers
John Aldrich now has charge OF engine
No. 4, and Barney Sabine and Albert
Spencer have been called from their
positions as fremen TO accept work as
engineers.
1t has been a long time since the
yards were so full of freight and pas
senger trains. The greater number OF
the passenger coaches are there from
the G.. A. r. Encampment rush, and
have not yet been removed. Business
is now better in the yards than it has
been for long time.
Saturday night there was a freight
wreck on the w. & L. E. forty-si1 miles
from this city, near Scio, o. A break
beam on one of the freights descended
20 the ground and hurled two OF the
cars from the tracks, and they were to-
tally wrecked. Two hours delay was
caused. No one was hurt.
The w. & l.. F.. railway did credit
able thing last Sunday. 1t will be re-
mem oared that about one week ago the
prosperous little town of Dalton, o.,
containing six hundred persons, ten
miles west OF Massillon along the w. IL
l.. T., was burned, the great fire hav-
ing originated in furniture factory.
All the houses and business places in
lthe town were burned, and the loss was
estimated at Sl6O, 600. The railroad did
an unusual thing for the homeless peo-
pie Sunday. They ran great excur-
sion from 0rrville, o.. and Massillon,
TO the burned town. One-half Of the
proceeds of the excursion went TO the
suffering people. The trains were
crowded all day, and the money which
will go TO the town through the efforts
OF the railway company will be consid-
cradle. Work has been begun on the
rebuilding of the town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
Worth considering.

When you are looking for an invest
ment in the line of saving and loan as
sociations, it is well to consider and in
vestgate the plan and also the manage
ment Of an association. The Mutual
German Savings and Loan Association,
of Wheeling, is a hooie institution, man
aged by well known business men OF
Wheeling, and its plan is the most lib
eraI that can be offered and carried out
successfully. as IL is based on the actual
results of practical business experience,
and not on a theory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
The Cadiz Fair.

The Harrison county Fair will open
at Cadiz October Sd, and will close on
the evening of the 5th. The Fair will
be good one in all departments, and
81, 14O is offered in prizes on the track.
The racing programme is as follows.
Thursday, October al q. M. two
year-old pace-purse $40. l p. no., two
year-old trot-purse, $40. 2:29 pace
purse, 5000.
Friday, October Sill a. m, 2:4O trot
purse, $500. IL a. M, 800 pace
purse, 500. l p. M, 2:29 trot-purse,
$500. / p. M, 2:35 pace-purse, S2oO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
Omcers Elected.

At its recent meeting the Union Ep-
worth League OF this city and locality
elected officers, They are: F. w.
Cartwright, president; first vice, Miss
Julia Tsupel. of Belaire; second vice,
Miss Mollie Wincher; third, Miss Stella
McNash; efourth, Miss Alice Walters;
Miss Eta Saterfeld. OF Bellaire, CORE
spending secretary, and treasurer,
George Serig. The League will hold
big meeting Thursday evening in the
First NJ. E. Church, Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18

One case each Gray and White Blank
cts at 4sc per pair
One case each Scarlet and White fine
Atwood Country Blankets a. 81. % per
pair, worth s..
Ten cases OF the celebrated ST. Mary's
Blankets, covering every shade, grade
and size produced by this famous mill.
WE ARE SOLE SELLING AGENTS FOR
WHEELING.
Atwood Striped Flannel Skirts, full
lengths and widths at roc. As good as
YOU have ever had a. Sl.00.
Silk and Wool Mixed Novelty Dress
Goods at SOC, that look when made up
like the dollar kind.
Covert Cloths IN many grades aud
colors soc yard up.
Twilight large Dress Goods depart
ments crowded with the best values we
have ever had.
New MORE, Novelty aud Plain silks,
Velutine 10 all widths, shades aud quai'
tiles. wears equal 70 velvet Trim
mings in Jet, Fur, Crochet, SIX, Bea'
YER. etc. Points, InsertiDgs. Edglng'
and Waist Sets. Artistic shapes In
Buckles and large Buttons
rEsee some OF our Trimmings In
Market street window.
Double Mapped Canton Flsnnels SN'
yard.
Real Turkey BED Prints, figured. a
yard.
Dress Prints. medium shades. sA'
yard.
Extra quality 4o-in Muslin 4,le yard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
REAL ESTATE mAKKEr.
Decd of Transfers Left for Record ye

Decd OF Transfers Left for Record Yes =
terdaY.
The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
Deed made September Is, 1894. by
Frank Wasmuth aud vile TO John
Wasmuth, for piece of ground on the
east side of Wetzel street. Considera
ton, $500.
Deed made September 10, 1892, by
Susan Z. Miller TO Edward A. Higgins,
for piece of ground on the south side
Of Kentucky street. Consideration
81, 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
COMMITTEE ON PARADE,

Mayor B. f. Caldwell, Henry Baer,
Joseph Speidel, James Lancaster. Frank
Lisbie, II. C. Richards. II. B. Grimm,
Seatou Alexander, George Mathison,
Alonzo ST. Myers, Frank Cruise, Col.
Hugh Sterling, Col. William d. Travis,
j. X. Hall, II. Quarter, Louis Della
plain, d. Gundling, Charles Goetze,
William Muege, Chris. Schambra'
George House, Howard Brepneman,
James NELL, James Z. Mckee, j. P.
Maxwell, Dan. Dinger, L. S. Tappan,
Bernie Handlan, Harrison Dunlevy,
George E. Stlfel, George NJ. Shook,
William Stone, C. A. House, M. Some
born, Peter Erb, w. b. Lukens,
Hugo Loos, Morris Horkheimer. w. b
McMech hen, Aaron Bloch, George Hook,
John Warehouse, Archie Hupp, w. D..
w. Cowden, u. Ball, Jason Stamp, Oscar
Smith, Benjamin Allison, George FLAG
Gus DR.. Il. B. Baguley, Isadore Isen-
berg, Louis Stfel, Charles Bachman,
Gustave Medick, II. f. Weisgerber, 2.
Il. Dobbins, DR.. John Dickey, Frank
Stanton, II. f. Behrens. f. H. Lange,
]. A. Miller, Charles =. Franzheim, &.
Ed. Mendel, Col. A. a. Franzheim,
Louis Delaplain, DR.. Robert j. Reed,
r. NJ. Browne, Hon. \. 3. Scott, Char
lev Hancher and [. e. ID lion.
Press Committee-Messrs. c. B. Hart,
Charles II. fancy, Ii. c. Ogden aud +,
Colmar.
Advertising Committee-Messrs. f.
Riester, Charles A. Feinler aud Nate
Fiel.
Excursion Committee-Messrs. j. 6.
Tomliuson, Thomas c. Burke and D. K.
Wood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
rl,s.Durs Exposition Excursion. via B. q

Thursday. September 20, at low round
trip rates. Tickets good returning until
Saturday, Septem Der %. Trains leave
Wheeling Al 500 aud 1880 g. m. 1870 and
5:35 pA N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
Ought to Put 1t in the savings and Loan
ASSOCIATION

Did you read about the lady who kept
her money in an old shoe, and one day
thong htleSsly gave the shoe to sone one
poorer than herself? She should have
known about the Mutual German Saw
iuRs and Loan Association, S0l and 500
Peabody building, Wheeling, w. Va.
The association allows interest at the
rate of 3 per cent. pef< annum. payable
sepi-anE ually. Send fdk rules and reg
u kiasAm.governing deshsits and pay
rec TO any ddresA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
Interesting Meeting.

Last night there was an interesting
and well attended meeting at Notes
Hall, South Eoff street. Fort Henry
Lodge No. 2, Shield of Honor, held its
regular meeting, but the main attrac-
ton was the presence OF w. L. Henry.
of Baltimore, Nd, the Supreme Secre-
tary OF the order In America. Mr.. Hen
~ made an excellent address on the
benefits of the order, and it is needless
to say the closest attention was paid
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
Index TO Now Aaverussnsash
FOURTHPAGE.

FOURTHPAGE.
City Tax Notice-W. II. Shafer.
Steamship Tickets-H. +. Behrens.
Opera House-The Country Squire.
For Sale-HOrse.
Knights Templars Funeral Notice-Cy-
rene COmmandery.
For Sale-Four Wagon and Triple
Scales.
FIFTH PAGE.
Gas Globes, Shades and Chimneys-
Ewing Bros.
SIXTH PAGE.
ID Fall Uuderwear-M J. McFadden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
NEWS OF TIE DAT.

Charged with Stealing By Their Father.
Theodore Krider, OF Brooke county.
yesterday went before Judge Gillespy
and swore out warrants for Charles and
John Krider. his sons, charging Charles
with stealing silver watch valued at
$40 and John with stealing number OF
articles. vailed at 81. SO. The prisoners
were sent up to Wellsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
53eeIins Sesistee
rnsrmomsver 1ecorG.

Mr.. G. Scauepf, tue Opera House drug
gist. made tas folio vilZ observations or
the temperature yesterday; a. m. 69;
8 a. m, IS; u m, So; 3p. N, 81; p m, 81.
Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
DRY GooDs-GEo. M. SHOOK & co.
More Dry Goods for our money this
Fall than ever, consequently we are
These offerings prove it:

Very large Turkish Bath Towels Zoe.
worth 1sc.
Glass Linen Crashes ellc. worth &c
yard.
Turkey Red Table Linen isc, zoe. 800
soc, etc.
India Linon Remnants, another lot Al
half price. "
Curtain Ends At a, 1oc, zoe and 3sS
each.
Gloria SIX Umbrellas, paragon frames.
natural wood handles CSC, cheap at 81. 50.
Gloria SILK u mbrsllas. paragon frames,
weichsel and Acacia handles sL39,
worth $500. A finer grade a. SLID,
worth $3.50
Ladies' fine Seamless. Fast Black
Hose, Her % sdorf dye. 2ic . pair.
Ladies' six Plated Hose 49c PAL
worth 7jc.
Ladies' Hose, Hermsdorf dye.
quality. 121{c pair
Ladies' Black Seamless Wool
Ribbed Tops. &c pair.
Mems Seamless Half Hose thai
solid wear, four pairs for &c
Fast Black Seamless Hose FOL
rem i2Kc pair.
AT soc and 69c We sell jersey
Underwear for Ladies', worth 4
fourth more.
The new style Jersey RIb1
Suits on sale.
Fibre Channels. the SfM W.
We have L.
Feather and Fug
just in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18

DR.. ". MORRIS has removed his
Office &rom ITO Chapline street 10
Egert hHi,d!pg. corner Market and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
FIFTH PAGE.
ABOUT rnE UNION DEPOT.

Fall Underwear-M, J. McFadden.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-30
Lett Over stewed Tomatoes.

If, as often happens. you have little
stewed tomatoes left over from dinner
this is nice way of using them: Boil
two-thirls of cup of rice in two cups
of water tor steam it in the double
boiler adding half a teaspoonful OF
salt at the time You pour the boiling
water on to the rice. Cook until soft,
which will be a half or three-quarters
of an hour. Remove the cover and stir
the rice carefully with a fork to let the
steam escape and dry off the rice. Heat
the tomatoes which were left, season
them quite highly with salt and pepper,
using little cayenne to heighten the
taste. add to the rice a tablespoonful
of butter. stir carefully in and when
melted pour over the tomatoes and stir
that also into the rice. Serve at once
as a vegetable, and you will be sur
prised to find it SO good
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-30
AMONG THE POULTRY.

Do NOT gorge the layers by over
feeding.
FEED as much cut or broken green
bones as possible.
If the hens are laying they require
more food than if they are not.
KEEP sharp watch on the layers
and anticipate their every want.
THE soft food and cut bones should
be fed in a clean narrow trough.
IT costs less to produce eggs than to
furnish the market with poultry.
KILL the non-layers, for they are
only eating away the profit margin.
WHEN necessary, take the chill off
the drinking water and supply regu-
larly.
LESS grain is to be fed when bones
and vegetables are supplied in abund-
ance.
KEEP only young, active, prolific
LAYERS and select from them to breed
from.
LEAVE nothing to chance in keeping
poultry. Have an intelligent system
and attend to details.
NEGLECT the chickens and pullets
and they cannot be expected to do as
well as if well cared for.
THE evening ration should be
grain one and generously ted. the OBJ
iect being to keep the crops of the lay
ers full during the long night.-Farm-
Nniea
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-30
OUEEN-CAGE CANDY.
Addition of salt Is said to Overcome the
Hardening Tendency.

Hardening Tendency.
The loss in shipping queens long
distances is generally believed to be
due to the hardening of the candy
with which the cage is furnished. The
problem how TO keep it in proper con-
dition is a vexing one, but the sugges-
tion made by w. A. Pryal in ''Glean-
ings in Bee Culture" may help in its
solution.
Mr.. Pryal found that some very hard
candy, when exposed to the atmos-
phere for some days. began to absorb
the moisture from the air. 1t became
soft, and in time of the same con-
sistency as the honey from which it
was made. This rapid change in its
condition was attributed to the large
amount of salt that the air in that
section is charged with. This leads
Mr.. Pryal to the belief that lit would
be safe to make the candy quite hard
for cages that were to be sent on sea
voyage. The candy would soften about
as fast as it was necessary. If salt
were added to the candy before the
cage was shipped the candy would be-
come too soft; should the candy be OF
a soft composition ere the cage is sent
off. the candy would also become too
soft as soon as it was well on the soft
water. For cages that are to be
shipped altogether by land. especially
through a hot country, the candy
could be salted as much as necessary.
OF course, the quantity of salt required
for single cage is comparatively
small; but it has wonderful effect in
keeping the candy soft
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-30
New Cure for Bone SPAWN.

II. NJ. Ball, veterinary surgeon. in
writing of curing bone SPAWN, says:
What is more rational treatment for
this trouble, and one that is attended
with less pain and fewer chances for
complications to arise, and leaves no
ugly blemish, is what is known as re-
section of the cunean tendon. did it
first as an experiment, as anything
was preferable to the hot iron, and it
gave good results. Since then | have
had considerable experience with the
operation and find it far superior to
the old method of firing and blistering,
more humane and a more scientific
mode of treatment for this old time
trouble. This operation can be done
without casting the animal By the
use of small amount of cocaine the
parts become insensible to pain, the
tendon can be taken up and portion
removed, closing the wound with a
stitch or two after cleansing it antisep-
tically. 1t readily heals. With the
experience | have had, and from what
hear from others who have tried this
treatment. cunean tenotomy will give
better results in less time than any
other for this trouble.-Rural World