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The sun., 1895-01-04
Foreign Notes or Real Interest.

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spo. -. ~. ,.,,,r 80 y. -, - $500,
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Az saroJa' In tne government Oh No'soron' Husss,
| sri OF IL was iA'eiy arrested on inc ehnse o'
stransnns t"o.year-olo ohiu' ~hioh sne was Gun
poyed 10 iook ater. sne tnereupon coniesseu !"
having killed sixteen cndren In TINS way ana gave
as her reason tna' she aiu NOV hko 'he rouo' lne'
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the widest canal In the worid Is said 70 DC 'ns
Chenao irrigation canal IN the northwes proVhceso
INDIA Hs iio teet proad' ana VIII Dc xoo iee' oIosa
when nnshed. The main canai VIII De 4oo miles 'ohs'
the principal oranches VIII nave an aggregate
OF 1000 miles, and tho village branches OF s'v"
miles; soo'ooo acres are ALREADY irrigated'
At recent sale at Christie's in London sheet of
pen drawings by Michael Angelo was discovered
thrown In with lot Of unimportant drawings ana
brought $1,000. On one side ofthe sheet are two com
The sun., 1895-01-04

The limit Of expenditure by the city for this
purpose 10 $50 100000. II underground system
cannot be provided for that sum, rapid transit for
New York will apparently have to be postponed until
And yet a little while ago. all the newspapers
in New York, except TIE SUN, were clamoring
for vote in favor Of rapid transit at the city's
expense, assuring their readers that the expense
would not be over $50. .0oO.oOOi
The sun., 1895-01-04
Divorce ProessainEs Secret In New Hanp-
From the Boston Globe.

From the Boston Globe
NASHUA. Dec. 3l.-The HillsboTo county Supreme
Court clerk oiciay sent the county newspapers the
following request to-day;
1t Is the request OF the Court that the newspapers
do not publish lists Of applicants for divorce as such
publication has caused considerable trouble In the
past, one instance resulting In VltriOl throwing
1T often happens that divorce proceedings are
settled by the parties without a hearing. And it
seems TO the Court that would be the best inter
eats OF all concerned n the publication of divorces
could be delayed until divorce s actually decreed
and becomes a matter OF record like marriage or a
death or birth There are many other objections
which will doubtless occur TO you.
ut ID. therefore, requested that all newspapers re-
frain from publishing lists OF names OF parties 10
divorce proceedings as they appear upon tho docket
until divorces are dscreed aud certificates issued
whom the usual lists viii be forwarded by the clerk
~ has always been the custom"
The VltFiol throwing case was that of = Manchester
woman.
The sun., 1895-01-04

Among the Catholic magazines OF this country
the Rosary, edited by the Rev j. L. o'Neiil, o. p Is
justly esteemed as one OF the most valuable. The
number for January opens with a charming story by
Hose Hawthorn Lathrop, and Il has also a most n.
sIruetve article on Tho Church and the Stage by
Prof Francis Maurice Esah In which the services OF
Dr. Ausustin DAILY In promoting the elevation OF the
stage form the SubJect OF Just aud beautifully eE.
preassd AudAtion We commend this excellent maya
ain 10 wider public consideration than that it now
snJOya
The sun., 1895-01-04

The Streets OF New York-A Mellow Drama,
The Tms-.tst nor.
The Piaos-onee Of Street Chanting Department.
Tho Cast-oiirer Sumner Teal.
Theodore Roosevelt.
Roosevelt tin great distress OF mnd)-areat shakes
me boyl
Teali (sympa theticaily-what II Ia, old chapi
X (shocked)-They'd make q scavenger of mel
7. tsurprised)-And why not prayf Hast thou
Notscavensed well the spoils of politics
For 10. these many yearsi
R. (smins)- -Methinks have.
T.-Are they more cleanly than
The streets OF this great town,
r. lin pain)-Too true alas, too true!
T. tnrmly)-Then, prithee man, what's eatin' youf
R. (hedsing-But am skilled In that
7. (scornfully)-Canst learn morer
Because thou washest thine own love
iy hands
Canst turn the hose otherwhsres
r. tpassonatsly)- shakes, boy, thou breAkst
me heart
Why burden me with other weight
Take on a part thyself
T. Cbiushins Violently Doh. Teddy!
r theoretically )-Take thou the job thyseifi
So beautiful and sweet and clean art
thou
That every street In town,
II Il but lift its face 70 thee.
WIN cleanse itself forthwith,
And be ashamed,
Hby the hazard OF q single speek
It fail 70 shine
Immaculate as its own Ollie isl
7, (rapturouSiy, yet with modesty)- on. Teddy
Il. (encouragingly)-Teddy me Teddies, boy,
But tighten up thy eineh!
to my labors go.
Do thou the same.
Ny paths OF glory lead 10 wash
ington,
Thine lie about tho here,
Where daily tread the miilions.
who
win hail thee. Savior Of the
Streets!
Pull down thy vest
Pull on thy coat,
And, Ollie. with shovel. mark
Thine impress on the thorough
fares
OF all New York;
7. with q soulful yeaTnl-Thou wordsst my thought
And II they do but let me
have the job,
By Hercules, Tll make the
streets so clean
That angels win come here
to promenAdei
And when at last they have
gone back again,
All heaven will cry,
Gee whiH. they've hAd .
bAthl"
H. CdepArtInS) JehoshAphAtl
II thou eanst scaVeRSe, boy, with half
the Esal
That thou eanst talk,
Thsre'll not be dirt enough In all New
York
To build house upon. Ia IA. dsah
boy,
7. (-bluShlns) $50, nssting aAttsrins fairy, soi
But come again anon,
And sec what thou mAyst see.
TA q. sweet man, and tTa le lOol
Bad o. PRoLoOUE
The sun., 1895-01-04

The throes Of municipal expansion pos
sess the land. ITO the realization Of the
Greater Norfolk. the Vir0fntdn dedicates its
issue of to-day" says our esteemed contempo-
rary Of that ilk. Yet the most precious of
worldly things, the diamond, is not measured
with yardstick.
The sun., 1895-01-04
Makes Good shooting a. Wen as Skating.


SEA Isle CITY, Dec 2s.-The cold snap has
brought rejoicing 10 the hearts OF the local gun
ners, Tor with Il came thousands of wild fowl
making excellent cunning. During the snow
squalls on Wednesday and Thursday many
black ducks were shot, and a continuance of
cold weather will improve ths sport. A hOck OF
at least 500 Arctic gulls. almost pure white Ia
color, are feeding on the beach at Avalon on
the thousands OF small CLANS that were washed
up during the storm.
The sun., 1895-01-04

tocAf Nxvp-The CITY and Suburban News Bureau Of
fhe usrrxp PnKss and NEW. YonE ASSOCIATED PREss
at III TO 20 Ann street All information aud doc,r
menh for public use instantly disseminated TO the
prees OF the whole country.
The sun., 1895-01-04

" e-r fftsrds ,oAo Jovor ,cffA rsc~.scrfpts FOR
psb'tcaftoa wtsh 10 haps rejected articles returned
rIsr Hvsf =. an s>sd stanps for that pprpo.s
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-03-28
Real Estate and Commission Ageat

Having superior advantage of be-
ing an actual resident of Nevada for
thirty-three years, am prepared to
handle all classes of Real and Per-
sonal property, gold, silver, copper,
lead, and iron mines, farming and
grazing lands, water rights and deal
er in cattle, horses, mules, sheep
and hogs.
Parties wishing to buy or sell any
kind OF property, will do well to
make their wants known to the un-
dersigned. ]. A. Blossom,
Battle Mountain, New.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-03-28
San Francisco, Sacramento, Los
Angeles, New York.
R0N's IRIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarfh Cure.
Il. ]. Cheney e Go Props. Toledo, o.
We tie undersigned have known +
j. Cheney for the last l5 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West a Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0hin.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Cstairh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and MUCOUS surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists Testimonials free.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-03-28
NOTICE TO wnoM IT mtY CosCERs

We, having purchased the Nc
Beth band OF horses, branded thus
- do hereby authorize all parties
having in their possession or
claiming any Of said horses to bring
them to the undersigned and prove
title to the same and also have
them vented.
Blossom & Blossom,
Battle Mountain Nev
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1895-03-28

Best Cigars in market kept constant
ly in stock, manufactured by VIM.
Lewis & Co., San Francisco. Rough
Diamonds, Pisicinon, Attraction and
Alicias. Call for a good cigar at
Blossom and Blossoms.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29

perd6pene usted 10 que 10 he hecho aufrir.
= -S1-conteat6 Rsul-me has hecho mucho
da6o; pero era tn deber y to agradezcO que te
hayas deoidido. -. Sc que LauTencia ha come
lido una falta .. una de esas faltas que un ma
rido como 81 valiente general Ia harta expiar al
preoio de 81 vida, ST llegara s enterarse> La
pobre mujer lora mieotras tanto esta desespe-
rada. .yo Ia salvare
ST, usted Ia salvara-apoyo Markof que
sc imaginaba la marquesa alegre sonriente
como antee, graciss la intervenci6n de su due
1lo;-si, usted Ia salvara y 20 estar6 muy ooDtec.
to de usted y me felioitar6 por haberle syudsdo.
En- aquel momento sc oy6 en- la puerta nm
gOlpe diacreto, y Sc oy6 por foera la VOC do ia
marqueaa.
-lRaul-suplicsba- -abreme, tengo que ha,
blarte!
Al entrar vi6 que con 50 hermano estaba
Marko6 Palido, medic muerta, cay6 en- los
brezos que el joven la ofrec1a.
-6Te ha dicho?-murmur6 ae6alando al ru-
so-que retro con la csbeza baja los bra.
2os cruzados.
He dcho todo 10 que Saba -confes6 Mar
,f-y ahora la gracia de Dios.
El bravo Tmoteo sslio de Ia habitaoi6n de
So dqeno Sc tendo delante de la puerta, como
IN parro jurandose que nadie, mientras 81 estu.
vera all, sorpreRdeE1a { loa doe hermanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29

Cuando estuvieron solos, Raul la coodujo
duloemente un sillon donde Ia hizo sentar;
despues sc instal6 SD lado en- IN pequeno ta-
buTete'
-Hermanita-la dijo-habls sin tenor, no
soy Ell juez que condens, sinO 81 hermano que
perdona: sG que has oucrido matarte antes de
todo, quiero que vivas. Cualquiera que sea tu
falta, 20 no olvdar6 10 buena que sres ouanto
ms amaa; te perdonar6 en- nombre de uu<stra
madre, que nuri6 al daTme Ia vida y gre 4 TO
ser por mi, to hubiera servido dc solys guardia.
Habls y ten por seguro que 81 algo Sc puede ha-
Ger para salvarte, sstodo 10 intentarS con tai do
arrancarte tn propia desesperscion.
i O. acias! ieres bueno y generoso como
naestro padre, y como 81 sabes perdonar!
Abrsz6 d su hermano con efusi6n = le re"
firi6 como habia conooido Turquoise hasta
que punto 10 hab1a ensmorado. Hizo la confe-
sion completa de su culpable amor. Como
Raul quisiera evitarla tanta verguenza5 ella in
sisti6 castigando dursmente 50 conciencia y
mostrandose cruel con SD falta que Ia hsbia per-
mitido enganar d un marido tan oarinoso y tan
leal.
En- seguida refri6 ls historic dc sus brilan-
tes, y entonoes Raul no pudo contener un grito
: de iDgignaci6n.
81 -Miaerablel -dijo-Iy 20 que he estreoha-
do la mano De aae ladrdn de honraE' Iaer abycc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29

sAnda diciendo Luisa
la chalequera,
quelo ha hecho I'm feo el hijo
de Lii portera.
ParO 20 creO,
que 81 II es muy bonito
tampoco es feo.
iC6noo se n1u wen aquellos trigos!
IA gda conejo dabe d. ser!
No, pues ii 10 echo Ia vista encima
20 le asoguro que ha de caer.
.'...: '''''... .''
Fuf los trigos ;propar6 ell arma;
lego el momento de disparar...
y puse uegroa I'll boticario,
Y a la barbera Dc mi lugar.
Explicando goograf1a
Ell pracnptor Malasafe.
pr"gnnt6 cierto disc1pulo:
-Nifl1, d6nde osta la Msncha?
Y este, qua era un bruto en- toda
Ia +xte7si6n de- la palabra,
iii :~iAH"i! iMirola ust6!
7 le onse fi5 una solapa.
j. Lopez St1vG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29
A aRANnEs MALES eRAnDns RnmE-


A 0RkMDES MALES aRAEDEs RRRK-
e empobecmiento organize anQula el cpeTpo
el espfru, tmpone devolver al sena nervso oda
fuerz vgor de a la indcacon especial del Vno Cordial
do Cerebrna de Uc concepuadQ los m8dcos emil
nentes reconstitayente has poderoso e valza
dor" mas rapdo. ' 5'
IAPIDA8 Sin compet9ncia en- Glaze,
Y pr clos Medalla de ORC @n la Expcs-
ci6n De Pto. Rico.-En el IL 3nte de Orc"
de @. Boschetti. 8-5
ALRRACEN y Libreria Dc O|innio Ote
70, Poncel Puerto Rico -BEETHOVEN.==Ndmero 4
=Andante de la serenata petetira, 30 centavos-Nd
nero 5.-Tema variado del septetto, 30 centayos-
Ndmero g. gio del Septetto, 80 centavos.=Nume-
70 7.=Tema aria % de la Serenat~, 30 centavos.==
Numero lO=Larghetto de la ?" sinfonia 80 centavos
Un j>ven de diez nueve &flos hace
el amor una sedcra que pass de los Gin
cuenta.
-Pero criatrra de Di> s--la dice la
nuJ no We ust ID que me tomaran por
eu nadre y SO reiran de nosotros en- la Ca
lie?
No repare ust I'd en- ESQ. S4ldr9mos
de paseo atlas horas de Ia ncch3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29

sTINbUD,-JoYER1A PLAZA DE Al
TGNSo xGran spEd9 1oyas dc orc plata brantes
gabe Lo mas belo pmoroso dc la oyeria francesa-Es
PECiADADESEn Relojes de Orc, Plata, Nikel Aeerc-
Gafas de orisaes fos de mess
Bandeias Jarros Vnaias scbanas cuadruple pateaGo
Importaci6n directa. Precos sin competencis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29
CASA De HuesPEDEs de Gonars

Sanchez San Juan Puerto Rico-Cruz l8 (principaD.
En- esta casa montada la altura de las meores de
su clase. Sc encontraran habitaciones comodas de-
centemente amuebladas con exquistas comidas, vi
nos posres, cafe, etc. etc .Amabilidad buen trato
con los hu6spedes. Tambien admite la abona-
dos la carta bateas domcilio a precios mas ba-
Cruz l9. 6=5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29
JULIAN RLANG0 soSA.-

JULIAN E. sLAEGO YSoSA.-Agen-
te de NegOceOS --CeEtro dc oouiisiones,
mos de- la Administrator, de la Agricultu-
ra, la Industria ell Cousrcio.-S8n Juan
puerto Rico), calle d" san Francisco no
9l.-Direccion telegrafica BlGmcosa. P
Un paleto hace testamento ell nota-
rio le pregunta:
-lCuantos hijos tiere usteA?
-Cinco, que con otros cuatro que SO
me han nu8rto. hacen nueve.
-iY como Sc llamabau los rnuertos?
-Oomo to7os los que Sc mueren en- es-
to pueblo: difuntos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29
pASRTtempOS.

soluci6n & la Charada de aver
AM-BRO STA
OJO QUE lNTERESA. En- el ee-
Iabeomento de los seores Pd6 Lopez Ca Fortaeza %
B encentra u variado surdo pumas sombreros OBJ
s 0e fantasia novas camsetas medias
1unela que realizan precios baratfsimos
suentlan enlcho esabecmieno
ampe la rota de los ubos, la nhamac6n petr6leo
GANGA.-V6ndese en- esta Capital, la
casa catle de San Jose ntimero 81 on Is
mil pesos espaffoles, on cinco plazos v
afloL, renta So 200 anualas Para su com
pra, pued 4.' eotenderse con su propietario
don Jose M ia Corchado, residenta en- Ia
peninsula Ciudad Real, Almoddvar del
Campo. c1n su apoderado don Arturo J.
SanJurJo, Fcrtaleza numero 81. 15-9
EL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y
Pertumeria Gale de Ia Cruz ntmero II. Surtido ge
neral de 10 mejor que perfumeria Sc fabrica en-
Francla Alemania y especialidad en- enseres dc
barbera. Limpieza servicO inmejorable Sc az"
miten ahonados por rnesos ---Ser0ie Lccompte p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29

FRANCISCO J. vega SOL %.
Puerto Rico.-Sirva cualquier pedido de
bitetas dc 'oteria provincial tanto para la
Isla como para el Ext aujero, pudiendo
remirir los s,rtt 0s d Ia vez.
LUls sAHGHEz VAzQUgz, agaute
d9 & + rio y Compahia, Dc Noava- York,
y A. warns fabricaa de II :.i<tno ciui d.
al anrf:n - The AmerGcCj,s nd colonial
E,rp9Tt C0n1p0ny a. l. ncr & y ia J. III. y
3. Mota. is Ma0ch-Etcr f. sc8 eus servi-
cirs { eus nuEuoSpsos reiacIcnadQs de crta
Capital de ia Isla. 15--4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29
LUls SANCHEZ VAzOUgz, agaute
@ e 4. r 4 D A

Paeeand1 una nahana
en- TN dos tras d, priDaerc,
halle una t0d0 a0}arrada
8 upa prGnaG cnn tercerG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-29

s0MBaER0s 0EPANAask. Hernaiz
u partclpan SuS c!i9njus al tOmerciO en- general
que han recbldO nueva!neiite surtido de SOMBRE-
RIOS DE GATACAOS reCOneniandO a los cue necesi-
ten hagan pTont0 sus pedidos para poder servirles
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10
NO SMOKING IN PUBLIC.
In Some German Towns the Weed IL Pr
hibitod on tho Streets,

In Some German Towns tho Weed IL Pro-
hibited on tho Streets.
The consumption of tobacco of all
kinds in France, according to recently
compiled statistics, is nearly one hun
dred and twenty-five million pounds
per year. An analysis of the figures
shows that the people of northern
France use nearly four times us much
per capita as those in the southern
provinces. Almost every other country
of Europe, however, consumes more
smoking tobacco in proportion to its
population than does France.
This is especially the case with Ger
many. In many small German towns
smoking in the streets is forbidden.
Less than fifty years ago If man
ventured on the streets of Berlin with
cigar in his mouth he would be liable
to arrest. The same provision existed
until ls4S at Vienna, though the law
was not observed by the populace. The
town of Broecl1, in Holland, which is
said to be the cleanest city in the
world, has long forbidden the people
within its walls to smoke after sunset
in the streets unless with covered
pipe, sin order that the cindcrs may
not be blown out" Smoking with an
uncovered pipe in German or Austrian
forests is an offense that is vigorously
punished, and as result of this regu-
lation forest fires arc rare in those
countries. ss
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10
w. R. MEAD, EDITOR.
Official Paper of County.

We wish to call special attention to
a statement in the press dispatches an
nouncing the withdrawal of gold from
the treasury last week. 1t is as fol-
lows: ..Of the gold taken out today.
$1,750,O00 gold by Haskier, Wood Il
Co., was partly for new United States
per cent bonds returned to this
country, and none OF it was to cover
exchange" These al the bonds sold
to the syndicate at an enormous
profit only last spring, and they are
already calling back the gold for
which they were sold. This is signih-
cant, and it is important to remember
it, for it will be said before the Christ
mas bells ring, that the greenbacks
are despoiling the treasury of its gold,
and they must be redeemed by the is
sue of bonds and destroyed. If any
one doubts the above quoted statement
see the St. Louis Republic, Aug. 81,
first page, sixth column, special dis
patch from New York.-Progressive
Farmer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10
TUssLE WITH A DEER.
The Desperate Flight of Hunter With /.
Dying Buck.

Tho literature of hunting is full OF
anecdotes which show the danger of a
too hasty assumption that wound ed
animal is dead or past the power of de-
tending himself: A new illustration is
furnished by Mr.. Roosevelt in his
Ranch Life aud the Hunting Trail"
Not only will big, black-tail buck
beat off dog or q wolf coming at him,
in front, but he is an awkward foe for
a man. One Of them nearly killed a
cowboy in my employ.
The buck, mortally wounded, had
fallen to the shot, and the man rushed
up to kill him. Then the buck revived
for a moment, struck down the man,
and endeavored to gore him, but could
not, because of the despairing grip
with which the man held on to his
horns.
Nevertheless, the man, bruised and
cut by the sharp hoofs, was fast becom-
ing too weak to keep his hold, when in
the struggle the two came to the edge
of a washoutand fell into it some twelve
or fifteen feet. This separated them.
The dying buck was too weak to renew
the attack, and the man crawled off;
but 1t was months before he got over
the effects Of the encounter.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10

Senator Brce had complete control
of the democratic state convention of
Ohio, and had it do whatever he
chose. The free coinage of silver was
defeated by an overwhelming vote,
and Cleveland's financial policy was
warmly endorsed. Mr.. Brice was
one of the senatorial sugar trust
champions that held up the Wilson
bill, and forced upon the house the
Brice-Gorman bill, which Mr.. Cleve-
land himself declared to be the height
OF party perfidy and dishonor," and.
which Mr., Wilson declared gave the
sugar trust $40, 100000. and by virtue
OF which every user of sugar is now
paying a tax to the rsugar trust, of
which Senator Brice acknowledges
himself part. And yet Mr.. Brice
comes into the great state of Ohio,
and the democratic party jumps to do
his bidding. Can populist or people
hope for anything in that dircction9
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10
Fashion for Farmer,.

A western farm paper, humorously
inclined, gives the following "hints to
farmers in regard to their attire:"
Don't wear kid glove when teaching
a calf to suck the finger.
Don't wear silk hat when blowing
corn.
Don't wear diamonds while breaking
colt.
Don't wear starched shirt while
moving away hay.
Don't wear spring overcoat with
diagonal stripes while killing potato
bugs.
Don't wear white vest while curry
ing the horses.
Don't wear tight collar while dis.
cussing the currency question.
Don't appear In evening dress when
you are called upon to meet note.
Don't wear any clothes on any occa-
sion that you don't feel that you have
honestly earned.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10

Mixing Wheat.-The question OF
mixing seed wheat is now being agi-
tated and we believe the subject is
worthy OF thought. 1t is we'll known
t that plants, as well as animals. Hay hay
De e@@ifs proo<xeeda By judiai2Ys crosses, and
II is known that some plants will not
make seed at all without being grown
In conjunction with others of their
kind. How often do we hear it said of
wheat, 1.-The heads are large and
abundant, but they are not welltilled. !"
This may be the result of imperfect
fertilization, and might have been pre-
vented by a mixing of varieties. For
such mixing we would choose varie-
ties OF similar time, growth and habits.
We have little doubt that such mixing
would lead to more perfect fertiliza-
ton and larger yields, possibly to
better grains.-Progressive Farmer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10

A recent press dispatch, speaking OF
the gold the syndicate is now ex-
changing for greeubacks, says: alt is
not believed that the syndicate is put
TO much expense in accommodating
practically the entire product of the
American gold mines" If this is true,
what are the rest OF the people to do
for money? Gold is the only money,
Chat is the gold standard doctrine.) A
few bankers, headed by Baron Roths-
chllds, accumulates the entire product
OF the mines; they, therefore, get all
the money as fast as it is got from the
earth-what is the business world to
do! They must pay these gold ac-
cumulators for their credit in order to
do business. Beautiful system! Wise
voters who sustain it.!