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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
AMERYkA

DETROIT. IA liatopsda.
Ostarnia kara konna " Detroit,
zaprzestala tn dz'6 kursowat
.Odtad prad elektryczny zajmo-
wa6 bedzie m%ieisce koni.
Senzacyjny kawaiek podaje
tam ztqd depesza, De ostatnia
kara konna wyjechala depa
o godz. IL p. p. i dojechafa
do City Hall. Tam sta}a JUL
Gala masa ludu. Ostatnie 2
konie wraz 2 kara dano pod
licytacya. Caly ten kram
przyni6s} 500. P,eniadze
z}o2ono. u majora miasta !
beda wyplacone temu, kt6rY
lszy padnie o6arq niesscaescia
ma tel llnii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
I kRAKOWA.

Daleko wiekszy i donioslej-
say wplyw, ani2eli move
w,bory do s.jmu, wywra na
nasze interesa polityczne i
ekonomiczne, zmianv u stern
ra9du W Wiedniu. w naszych
stosunkach politycznYch og6lno
polskich, udziat polakow
bezposredni W centralnem
rzadzie, jest rzecza niezwyk}ei
doniosfo6ci i tylko zaSlepiony
szowinista, elbo cz!owlek bar
do piytki ME rozumie tego.
W obecnem po}ozemu poll
tycznem " Europe ,powolYwa-
ME polakow do rzadzenia W
Austrji,ni jest ME mole bye
'rezultatem statucji przypadko-
wei = tenn ME moze by6
dwoch zdah, Mniejszej jest
wegi to, kto pc Kazimlerzu hr,
Badenim bedzie namiestnikiem
DO obecnie, z samege toku
rzeczy i pradu poljtycznego,
Rad W Galicyi must i5c
uaprsod. pod wzgledem roz-
woju, CIV namiestnikiem pc
peBadenim bedzieD unajewski,
czy Sanguszko, Guy wreszcie,
]aki kierownik tymczasowy.Ale
grunt " tenn de gdy W Europe
lada rok, mole lada miesiac,
nastapia wypadki wielkiel
ludzkoscl doBlos}osei. ma ns
wa2niejszych posterunkach
rzadu W Austryi stoia polacy,
" pahstwie, ktoregor zetelnym
unforeseen politycznym jest i
bedaie tax skrzepie6 sjty j
srodki spoleczenstwa polskiego,
ably ono W danym rate staio
sic poteznym czynnlklsm. jake
wielki nar6d, ktory bez
najmniejszej watpliwo5ci W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
Niemcy 0 mas.

Kilka gazet n%iemieckich
poswieciio swe artykuly W
dzieh s24 pazlziernika 1896
stu1etniej rocznicy trzeciego i
ostatniego ro1bioru Po1ski.
Jedne : Mich sypne1y gradem
nienawisci inne odeswaiy sic
bardzo przy]aznie. l tax kato
licka Germania gtosny protest
podnosi przeclwko gwa}towi,
jakiego sic ma mas przed stu
latY dopuszczano.
Stowa lei dobitne ! godne
przypominaja te uchwa}e jakq
"a sprawl posla Niegelewskie-
go wydali z%gromadzeni roku
l848 IA aeimie Fraukfartsklm
poe}owie. kt6rzy przvznali, De
die Theilung PoIeus war
eine Srhmach!"(R nblor Pelski
by1ahahba).
Otto kllKa zdan z lei arty.
kulu:
W historyi pahstw intere-
sowanych jest ten wypadek
polityczny jedna z najciem
Messy ch PLAN, pod tym
wzgledem sad history ME
pozosta via 3adnej watpliwosci.
Prusy i AUSTRIA pomagafy
Rosyi, aby ze wzgledu ma
racyq stanu pogwa}ceniem
prawa miedzYnarodowego
sasady legitymiczneb pogwaicit
narod, ktorego ~przeszlost obok
nieszczesliwych wykazuje wiele
swietnych okresow.
Re strony Austryi bylo
najczarnie]sza niewdziecznos:ia
Sc W tym rabunku wzieta udzia1
Pczeciez laden iuny, tYlko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

nar61 polski uratowaf katolic.
ka dynastya Habsburgow |
Gala sachodnia kulture chrzes
aiah5ka cd zalewa mahometsH
sklego, dzieki swemu ofarne'
mu i b.2iuteresownemu wy
stapieniu.
oprawi.d!iwosG wymaga,a ABLY
sobie to fakta zawsze uprzy-
tomniano, 1ezeli sic chce
zrozuuieG bezpraykfadnie
smutny los narodu polskiego
i jego n~isu,tajace wysiiki,
czynione do odzyskania poll.
tyoznej wolno6ci."
,,March'jska gazeta ludowa",
kt6ra W artykule pod tytulem:
20, Finis Potomac 'zaprzecza,
jakoby KoSciuszko wyrzekl byl
ma MAciejowickiem polu bitwy
slowa powy&sze - stresciwszy
historya trzech ro1bior6w
kohczy:
,.Finis Polopiae7 Me, dzisiaj
jeszcze pc stu latach we
wszystkich PoIakaoh lyle
samowiedza ich lacznosci, a
jakkolwiek micszka]a oni W
Prusach, Austryi i Rosyj, to
wszYscy bez wyiatku swiado-
mymi So tego, lie "a Polskami
A je1eli dzisiaj dzieh ola mich
zaloby je1eli wszyscy jednocza
sic mysla W wielkiej bolesci,
to ze serc wszystkich katoli :
kow Polak6w wznosl sic
modlitwa, modlitwa o wolnosG
a Iedna mysl tylko ma ca}ej
kuli ziemskiej bic W sercach
Polakow, my6l: ,,Jeszcze
Polska rie zginefa!"
Gazeta socyalistyczna ,Vor.
v2rts", zsmiescl}a " ton dzien
take artykut wstepnY, "
ktorym wyra4a sic z caf4
sYmpatYa o narodowos;i pol
skieJ i przemawia "a odbudo c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
,m Polski. W srtykuls

waniem Polski. w srtykuleS
tym konstatu)e Vorwarts
1e 6wczesny stan oswiaty "
Pol+ce nie byl ui1szym jak "
Prusiech, Rosyi Tub Austryi,
Dc ustawodawstwo byfo VOL
nomysle, iak " Holandyi.
Rozbior Polski uwa2a ,,Vor-
warts" "a wieksza zbrodnie,
MD stracen,e Ludwika XVI,
kr6la francuokiego.
Stwierdza, Dc Narya Teresa
ktora przedewszystkiem jako
cesarzowa Austryi wilma bY&
wdzieczna Polakom "a ocale-
ME Austryi cd nawafy Tur-
ko~ przez Sobieskiego. choc
ze lzami " oczach - traktat
rozbiorczy = podpisala. Do
programu socYalnej demokracYi
OF wia9cza dalej ,.Vorwarts"
nale4y odbudowanie Polssi! -
Artykul ten podp,sal posef
socyalistyczny Bebsl. Wvraz
owych sympathy ME jest
niczem innem, j.k zrecznie
zastawiona pufapka ma naszych
rodakow ia obczyznie, ably ich
poclagnaG ma strone socyalizmu.
Mech vice rodacy nasi ma
tu{aczce mala sic ma bacznosci
/ ME dada sic uwiesG syrenie-
mu gfosowi socyalistow spie-
wajacych ma mute patryotyczna,
DO oni tax W Boga jak i "
patryotyzm ME wierzs. Wiedza.
lie ka&dy Polak Jest goracym
patryota, to TED 1echca Polakow
pragramem swoim odbudowa-
MIA Polski, ably ,ch tylko ola
swoich pozyska6 idej / zrobit
lch swoimi wcam
- ludzmi be- ojczyzny WARY
PkACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
Co ma to-!

Ofarujemy sto dolar6w ma
grody "a kazdy przypadek kataru,
kt6regoby ME mona wyleczyc
lekarstwem Halls catarrh cure.
f. J. CHENEY & Co., w}asclciele
Toledo, OHIO.
My nizej podpisanl znalismy
OBJ. F. J. Cheney cd ostatnlch lat
Is uwazamy go "a zupe}nie RE
telnego " wszelkich stosunkach
businesowych oraz "a zdolnego, pod
wzgledem fnansowym do spe}n1e-
MIA wszelkich zobowlazan swei fir
my.
WEST & JRUAx, burtowni dro-
g. ,yscl, Toledo, Ohio.
Halla lekarstwo ma katar zazY'
wa sic wewnetrznie i dzia}a bezpo~
sredn;o ma krew i luzne cztscl
systcmu. Syladectwa darmo pre-
se1ane. Cena IS c. "a butelke. MOI
ia dostaG we wszystklch aptckach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
PkACIC IA WIARUSA

ZYCIE DZlECKA czesto
zalezy cd stanu krwl. Lekarstwa
tna go]enie ran ME pomoga. jezeli
krew bedzle wyrzucac nleczystoscl.
DR.. PIotra Gomozo przeczyszcza
ca1y ustr6j - odzywia normalna
cyrkulacye - ezynl ozleci weso}e,
zdrowe i uszczesliwia dorosfych.
Me aptekarze, lecz miejscowi a.
gcnci Gomozo sprzedaia. Piszcie
do DR.. Peter FahrneY. Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

Ind. =
W klasztorze 3w. Meinarda
zmarf tn staruszek ksladz
Roman Wejnzoepfel W 80 CHM
roku 2ycia.
Zacny ten kap}an znanym
by} z tego, il zostai pred
kilku ]aty z%asadzony ma 10
lat "iezienia ma oskar&enie
niejakiego Schmolla, ktory
,,udowodnil" pred sadem, Re
ke. W. zgwa}cii lone Schmolla
W konfesyonale. Ks'edza
zasadzono na 10 lat wiezienia.
Pc pieciu latach dopiero
zrobi1 Schmoll. trawiony
zgryzetami sumienia. zeznanie
ma 1ozu smiertelnym, lie eskar-
2yi ksiedza niewinnego, aby
"a MIN pewna sumo plenieday
wymus,G. Ksjadz zostaf natu
ralnie natychmiast ulaskawio-
nym i byf potem diugie lata
ieszcze proboszczem W Evans
Vile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

nowym porzadku polltycznym
Europy, W n'edalekiej PREY
szfoscl, musl odegrsG wa4ps
role.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

oswiate tylko mozemy pie
legnowac W sobie prawdziwa
ideje narodowa, }aczyc sic W
duchu z ca}ym narodem
polskim i zyc z MIN jednem
zyciem,
Pozostajac bez oSwiaty ,jak
to ma miejsce dotychczas, ME
zdo}amy sic tutaj utrzymac
d}ugo. Zginiemy marine ola
siebie samych i ola ojczyzny.
Zajmujemy tn obecnie niemal
ostatnie miejsce W amerykah-
spo}eczehstwie, i bedzie to
TAX dop6ty, dop6ki ME zmu-
shiny inne narodowosci do
uznania mas "a nasze wy
ksztalcenie i si}e umys}owa.
Musimy podniest stanowisko
polaka W Ameryce tax. ably
juz sauna nazwa npolak"
zdo}ala wzbudziG we wszyst-
kich szacunek. Ma naszej
w}asnej ziemi wiecej bronia
nam swiatla. - tn wolnym
- wsr6d wolnego narodu,
otwarte stoi nam pole do
czynu. Pokazmy vice swiatu,
re umiemy korzystac z
wolnosci, re warci jej jestes.
my!
Dowiedziemy tego przede-
wszystkiem dbajac O nasza
oSwiate. I'm narod jest wiecej
rozwiniety, tenn bardzie]
rozumie on te potrzeby i cent
je W drugich. Patrzmy ma
.amerykan6w; lie tn szk6}
rzadowych, dajacych bezp}at-
ME wykszta}cenie nizsze i
wyzsze, a jednakze powstaja
tn eagle instytucye prywatne
ola szerzenia oswiaty wSr6d
w}asnego narodu! Wsr6d Mich
ludzie nawet starry, nawet z
wysokiem nieraz stanowiskiem
ME wstydza sic do%pe}niat
braki swego wykszta}cenia.
Wiedza oni, re przyznanie
sic do tych krakow ME jest
hahba, ale hahba jest obojet-
nose ola wad w}asnych.
Ot6z Rodacy Rodaczki
Wydzia} oswiaty wv. N. T.
stara sic zrobic wszystko co
tylko mole ola rozwoju ducho-
wego naszego sp}6eczehstwa.
Me pozostawajcie vice obo-
jetnymi wzgledem jego
wysilk6w! Dopomozciez mu
re .swej strony! Tylko
wsp6lnemi sj}ami zdo}amy
wypelnit to wysokie zadanie,
jake many pred SODA Pre-
dewszystkiem musimy sic
zorganizowa6, DO be- tego
zadna szersza praca narodowa
ME jest mozliwa.
Many tn W Ameryce
rozmaite stowarzyszenia W
imie r6znych pieknych hase}
i cel6w. jake to Zwiazek
Spiewakow, Sokolstwo pol
skie i t. d., ale dotychczas
brakuje nam wiekszego i
powazniejszego stowarzysze-
MIA W imie daleko potezniej-
szych czynnik6w W cz}owieku;
W imie rozwoju ducha i
kszta}cenia umys}u naszego.
Po}aczmy wiec, jak m6wi
wieszcz, mysli W jedno ognisko
W jedno ognisko duchy!
Zawiazmy towarzystwa W
imie oSwiaty starajmy sic O
ich wzrost i potege! iowa.
rzystwa take wsp6}dziaEajace
z wydzia}em Osw. Z. N. P.
obudza nasze spo}eczehstwo
z letargu i podnlosa W MEM
interesa duchowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
Pomimo sygnal6w ,uawo}ywab

Pomimo sygnal6w ,uawo}ywab,
motorowy wozu elektrycznego,
albo ME slyszal albo stracii
kontrole mad wozenn d. SC De
w6z wpadl W g}ebie zotopi'
20 os6b, kt6re siedzialy we
wozie.
Pomiedzy utopiopymi znaj.
dowa}a sic i polka parma
Marta Sarihsko, zamieszkala
pod No. 2O1 Central Ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

WAGONY POCZIO W Ii. -
W Chicago zsczeiy chodzic po
Milwaukee ave. wagony pocz-
towe. Przebieg'ja one droge
miedzy g}6wnym budynkiem
poetic wynn a stacyami +
G. tel samej linii. Tak'eA wa
gony "a N. Clarke str. bed2
puszczone W bieg pod koniec
bie4scego miesiaca.
N COL Franci szek
Schlatter, nazwany uzdra wiaja,
Gym mesyaszem. przepadi
nagle a W sadzie zwiazkowym
wydano przeciw MENU rozkaz
aresztowania. Mia} on stawaG
jake swiadek, przeciw osobom
oskarzonym o przesy}ke chu-
steczek roswieconych przez
Schlatter's W listach, co sic
sprzeciuia przepisem peczts.
wynn. Oskar2cni twierdza, Ia
NIGGA udo "odni6, De Schlatter
pos~ieca] olbrzymie stosy
chustek i to gdYby zosta}o
udowodnionem, narobiloby mu
wiele klopotu. Uciekajac
pozostawit "a SODA kartke:
,,Moja misya W Deliver
ukonczona. Badzcie zdrowi.
Okofo 5000 osob zebralo sic
nazajutrz ucieczce przed domem
Schlattera, a3eby bye uzdro-
wlonemi przez niego.
OMAHA, Nebr., l4go List
Nsgty odjazd Schlattera napel-
nil wierzacych " niego
smutkiem. Okoio sto ludzl
odjechafo z tad do Denver,
a3ebY sic podda6 kuracyi.
CLEVELAND, O. l7go
Llstop. W sobote wydarzy}o
sic straszne nieszczescie na
moscle centralnym W Cleve-
veand. Woz kolei elektrycznei
wpadl W rzeke i "a SODA
pociagnal przeszlo 20 .cs6b W
glebie. Most praerzucony przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. ~
Barka priscilla ktora tn
przvbyla z Rio Janeiro. PREY
wioz&a rozbitkow re zatopionego
okretu Frances. Pc rozbiciu
okretu tu}ali sic rozbitkowie
wSr6d wielkich cierpieh dlugi
czas " ma}ej }odzi ma morzu
trapieni niepogoda, g'odem
l pragnieniem, zanim norwegska
barke Enterprise napotkali,
kt6ra ich przYjeFa, potem ma
barke Priscilla" przenios}a.
BERLlNSKI ,Anzeiger"
donosi, 3e pewien agent cd
zawierania mal2enstw dostanie
cd ks. Marlborough ME mniej
jsk $500. 900 "a po5rednictwo
" ozenku ksiecia parma
Vanderbilt. Tenze agent
dostarczal zubo2alemu ksieciu
srodkow pienie4nYch, ably W
Ameryce m6gl 4yc stosownie
do stanu
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-12-19
FATTENING BROILERS.
Some Hints About Preparing ChOic
Poultry for Market.

Some Hints About Preparing ChOica
Poultry for Market.
In fattening broilers, the Poultry
Keeper says it must be considered that
much of the food will be converted into
growth of frame rather than fat, but
the adult fowl, having ceased growing,
fattens rapidly. Broilers are very diff
cult to fatten. No attempt should be
made to force them until they are
eight weeks old, and have passed the
''feathering process" as overlooking
may be detrimental, especially in caus-
ing leg weakness, the legs being I'M
able to hold the weight.
The best mode is to feed mixture of
equal parts of cornmeal, bran and
ground oats by measure, moistened to
Il stiff dough by fresh milk, as morn
ing meal. AT noon give cornmeal, add
ing to each quart of cornmeal a table,
spoonful of powdered charcoal freshly
burned), a tablespoonful of bone meal,
a gill of ground meat and four ounces
of crude tallow. Scald the mixture and
mix well. At night give cracked corn
and whole wheat. Feed as much as
they will eat. but never leave food be-
fore them. Between meals give mess
of chopped grass or clover or any green
feed in the morning, with little mill
let seed between meals in the after
noon to make them scratch. The above
method of feeding will also serve for
fattening adult fowls as well.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-12-19
AGRICULTURALHIN
MODEL POULTRY HOUSE

6uRgaated by Pennsylvania Farmez
After Considerable Study.
In selecting plan for constructing
new, or in remodeling your old, poul-
try house, see that it combines the fol-
lowing essential requisites:
l. A dry, light, warm roosting room.
2 A large, light scratching pen and shelter
for stormy and windy days.
3. Arrangement Tor separating into small
Hocks.
4. Abundant storage room for litter and
absorbents. feed. lime. kerosene, tobacco
dust, etc.
5. Immunity from lice.
6. Facilities for easily distributing feed
and water, gathering eggs. and removing
the droppings.
& A room or bin for storing manure.
S. Separate apartments for sitting nens
an broods of young chickens.
g. Modern sized glass windows in front.
which should face to the south or south
west, and doors SO arranged as to anoro
thorough ventilation in hot weather, but
closed very tightly in winter.
10. Guard against hiding places for rats
Study to combine these requisites as econo-
mically as possible and you will have a
model poultry house.
After long study on how TO best ac-
complish this will submit my plan.
AS different individuals will require
houses of varying capacity, 1 would
make long, narrow house. cut into
sections. You can make it as extensive
as you please by varying the number
of sections, and can readily add to it
year by year, according to your means
and inclination. / have just built a
house comprising eight sections. l will
figure and describe single section
and leave the reader to imagtnx it ex-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-12-19

general depression in all countries re-
Elected in ours. The other was the
foreign distrust of our currency and our
securities created by the republican
blunder-to call it by no worse name
in passing the Sherman silver purchase
act. But for democratic intervention
to repeal that folly it would before this
time have deprecated our currency
to a silver basis and discreditcd every
security of American origin. And but
tor democratic courage and persistency
in maintaining the integrity of the
currency under adverse conditions,
prosperity would not now have re-
turned to us as it has done.
Nevertheless Speaker Reed should be
encouraged in any proper plan that he
may devise to remedy the deficit in the
treasury. This is the most important
work before congress. 1t is the first
duty of patriots. The country will APP
portion justly the credit of its achieve.
mcnt.-N. Y. World.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-12-19
THE GUARDS STORY.
From the STATE Journal Lsnco,.. Nsb.

From the State Journal, Lfncols, Neh
There is probably not q stronger man Of
more trustworthy guard employed at Ine
Nebraska State Penitentiary than J. T
Ralston. To q stranger he appears q very
good example OF the man who boasts that he
never was sick day in his life.
For many years Mr.. Ralston lived at Syr-
acuse, Nebraska, and the old residents there
remember him as one Of the strongest and
healthiest of their number.
In 80, or Whereabouts, when the ssgrip''
first broke forth in this section of the cGun-
victims. Like most men with a strong
physique. he sneered at the disease and did
not guard properly against it For days he
lay in bed and left it only as confirmed in
valid.
About this time he moved with his family
to Peru, Nebraska, where some of his chill
dren were attending the State Normal
School. He hoped the change would do him
with the local ply sicians, and even with his
own SON who was practicing medicine All
seemed to no avail, and miserable in mind
and body the poor man told his family that
he feared there was no hope for him.
A happy thought of his own led him to
try strong stimulants. He was again able
to work. But he soon found that his relief
was but temporary, and when bad weather
came on he was subject to severe attacks of
the ssgrip'' as before.
Two years ago Mr.. Ra1ston was employed
at the Nebraska State Penitentiary at Lin
coin, the state capital, and enjoyed compar.
alive ease while performing the duties Of
usher. Last fall, however, he was put out
on the wall, and with the change of work
came his old trouble in even more agra
waited form. He was not only troubled with
the usual miserable feelings of the s.grip,n
but he found himself short of breath and
generally weak, these things uniting him
for the duties of his position.
Once more, almost in despair, he sought
cure and purchased box of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. He used them
according to directions and felt better. Five
more boxes followed the first and the long
sufferer was a well man.
Said he to a journal reporter, to whom he
had just given the above facts: 81 feel now
man in Nebraska; and it needed position
new would hunt one on harvest field.
Why, only last Sunday night took severe
cold which, year ago, would have laid me
up week with the grip but now it causes
me only temporary annoyance and simply
live it off,
Mr. Ralston has been long and favorably
known in many parts of Nebraska 10th as
private citizen and as leader in the orig
inal Farmers Alliancemovement, and hosts
of friends rejoice with him in his remark
gives the credit to DR.. Williams Pink Pills
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a con-
densed form, all the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. Pink Pills are sold
by all dealers, or will be sent post paid on
receipt of the price, go cents a box or six
boxes for $2.5O-they are never sold in bulk
or by the 1907 by addressing DR.. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady, N. Y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-12-19
THE FARM REVENUES.
May BE Increased by Raising Good Stool
for Market.

May BE Increased by Raising Good Stock
for Market.
The profit from the use of grain III
winter feeding depends largely on thu
intelligence of the farmer. If he il
careful to use good stock and sends
every animal to market in prime con-
dition he can make stock raising pay.
even in a depressed market, because
there is always demand for choic.
meat, and half cent more per pound
in the prices obtained makes a large
difference when several cattle are sold.
There is also double gain when an
animal is made fat, for in addition To
the extra cent or more to the price OBJ
tanned per pound there is also the gair
in weight. If a steer weighing 1,00G
pounds and not in the best condition,
sells for $40, and can be made to in.
crease 200 pounds more in weight, SELL
ing at Az cents per pound, owing TO
better quality, the value of the steer
becomes $50, or SIP more than the
original value, which should pay for tbs
food used to add the increase, while the
manure heap at the same time becomes
more valuable, and really without any
cost to the farmer.
The labor cost is the heaviest in all
operations on the farm, and in the eff
fort to make the grain and other food
bring more than the market prices by
conversion into more salable products
this item of labor figures very promi-
nently, but when it is considered that
the item of labor can be balanced by the
loss of time from inability to employ
labor during the winter season the real
cost of labor is the difference between
it's value and the time that would other.
wise be wasted; hence any occupation
in winter that. permits the farmer to
apply labor in some direction from
which he can receive a remuneration is
clear gain, and should be SO consid-
cred. There is also the opportunity to
feed articles that are too low in price to
be sold in market, such as corn fodder,
turnips, and even potatoes, which he
come all the more valuable when fed in
connection with grain, combination
ration giving better results than any
single article that may be used exclu-
sively. The use of shelter also reduces
the cost of food.-Philadelph Record.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-12-19
THE REpuRLlcAn PROGRAMME.
a scheme to Get Credie for the Increa.

scheme to Get Credit for the Increas-
ing Prosperity.
Ex-Gov. Kellogg knows il anybody
does what Mr.. Reeds programme is for
the approaching session of congress.
In his interview published in the World
he not only told what that programme
is. but revealed the politics behind it
with an indiscretion which will perhaps
check the fiuency of Mr.. Reeds confiden-
tlal communications to him hereafter.
Briefly, Mr.. Kellogg sees that we have
entered upon an era of extraordinary
prosperity He foresees that prices will
advance. business will prosper and all
iaboring men find abundant employ
ment at good wages.
He is not afraid that democratic leg
isiation and administration may get
some credit for this happy condition of
things. He expects Speaker Reed to
prevent that and turn the prosperity to
republican account and he tells how it
is to be done. Congress is to pass meas
ures actively, lest passivity leave room
for doubt as to who is the author of the
prosperity.
This is not very high-minded pro-
gramme. Its inspiration is finesse
rather than craftsmanship. But it has
all the characteristics of Mr.. Reeds
methods. 1t is shrewd, not too scru-
pulous, and there is q suggestion of
winks and sardonic smiles behind it.
Unfortunately for Mr.. Reed, the good
times which he wishes to attribute to
the legislation OF this next winter are
already here, and the people know it.
The prices of many agricultural prod
ucts have advanced. Imports are enor-
mously increased to supply the de-
mands of a prosperous people. Manu-
facturers are Dnsier than they have
been for years. Railroad earnings are
rapidly growing in amount and laborers
CT every kind are employed at increased
and increasing wages. Of this latter
fact we have just had proof in the fail
ure of the employers of all the different
kinds of labor engaged in building oper-
ations to secure unemployed workmen
TO take the places of their striking work
men. There are no unemployed house
smiths.
All this has happened under a DEM
ocratic administration and under the
legislation of a democratic congress.
1t will be difficult to persuade the peo-
pie that the steadily reviving prosper
ity of the past six months is the re-
suit of acts passed by the congress now
about to assemble, under the restrain
ing influence of a democratic presi-
dents veto power.
The distress through which the coun-
try has recently passed is clearly at
tributable to two causes. One was the