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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Podejrzani o rozb6j uliczny.

st. Louis, Mo-, 2sgo maja. -
Buchalter Stifel Brewing Co.,
Richard Bosewette:, kt6rego wczo-
raj obrabowano, kiedy szed} z bro
waru do banku. i ktoremu zabrano
$500, identyfikowaf Johna Brenan
i Patricka O'Neill, jako dw6ch
napastnik6w swoich. Opr6cz tych
dw6ch aresztowano jeszcze siedm
innych os6b te napasc posadzo-
nych. z pieniedzy zabranych dotych.
czas mic ME znaleziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Telegramy zagranicEne
KatastrOfa ns mora.
Przeszlo 100 os6b zginefo sr6d fall

Kadyks, % maja. - Parowiec
francuzki Dom Pedro, W drodze
do portu Carrill (Hiszpania) pad{
o6ara fatalnej katastrofy. Rozblf
sic W poblizu przyladku Corrubedo'
Przeszlo 100 os6b utraei}o W tej
katastrofie zycie.
Dom Pedro" mia} objetosci 5000
ton - odbywai kursa HaWru do
Bordeaux, port6w Hiszpanii i do
Argentyny.
Przewozii towary i podr6znych,
gt6wnie emigrant6w, do potudnlo'
wei Ameryki.
Parowiec ten wypiynat d. 2ogo
maia Hawru, majac ma pok}adzie
Al ludzi zasogi i so podr0znych; W
Carrill miai jeszcze wzia6 ma poksad
200 pasazer6W.
Ale W drodze do tego portu spot
ka}a 60 fatalna katastrofa.
Nastapi}a niewiadomej przyczy-
ny eksplozya kot}6w i okret zato'
nal. Wybuch zabi{ ma mieiscu VIE
lu ludzi; pozostali utoneli.
Tylko kapitan parowca 26 ludzi
zdola}o dosta} sic do dw6ch }odzi i
W ten spos6b uratOwa6 sobie zycie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Obch6d majowy
ma Town OfLake.

AU 1UWu VI AuhCs
W niedziele d. 26go maja Tow.
zwiazkowe ns Town of Lake urla
dill obch6d majowy W polaczeniu
przedstawieniem sztuki ,,Patryocis
balem.
oboh6d zaczal sic o godz. 4oj po
poludniu.
Otworzyl zebranie ob.Nuszkowski
prezes komitstu obchodowego ii
zaprosii ma prezesa obchodu hr. P.
Wodziekiego, kt6ry kolei zaprosii
ma wiceprezes6w prezydent6w wszy-
stkich towarzystw obecnych, ma
sekretarza K. zurawskiego.
Nastepnie prezes wezwss OBJ. F.
H. Jabsohskiego ma pierwszego
m6wce.
P. Jablohski m6wil konstytucyi
3go Msja, wykazujac jej znaczenie
por6wnuiac stosunki 6wczesne "
Polsce i W innych kraiach Europy,
oraz dowodzac, ae Polska zmartwych.
wstala moze bye Ii tylko Polska
ludowa, to jest rzadzona przez lud j
dla ludu.
Nastspni m6wcy OBJ. F. Grygla'
szewski J. Rudzihb bki m6wili
r6znicy stan6w W dawnej Polsce i
poroznieniu, kt6re dsieli mas ma par.
tye nawet po "a krajem, co przynosi
nieobliczalne szkody sprawie naro-
dowej.
Do wypesnienia programr wdzis-
cznie przyczynila sic panns Julia
sniegocka Bridgeportu swietua
deklamacya wiersza ,,Panowanie Ma
poleona 1" orrz dziarska dziatwa
pahstwa: Malkiewiczow, Rauerow,
Wleklihskich, Czeslawskich, Gle
szyhskicb, Kleczewskich, Koteckich
Janlszewskich. Udatna deklamacye
malych debiutsnt6w nalety przypi-
sac szczerej pracy nauczy cielek milo.
del dziatwy Bridgepcrtu pani Ja-
niszewskiei kobarzewskiej.
Do uswietnienia obchodu przyczy-
Mill sic wielce mlody, ale jua roku-
jacy piekne nadzieje chor spiewu
,.Zorza" z Br:dgeportu oraz znany
spiewak pan Gackowski z chtru $50.
psna.
Obch6d wlasciwy zakohczyl sic
przemowa prezesa, hr. Wodzickiego,
kt6ry W poczatku swej mowy zarzu.
cal, moze ME bez slusznosci dwom
poprzednim m6wcom zbytni nacisk
ma podzias kastowy W dawnej Polsce,
co prowadzi do niepotrzebnego gra-
mia ma namietnoscisch ludu. W dal.
szym oiagu m6woa objadnial obo.
wiazki, jake leaa ma mas, jake po.
tomkach tworc6w konstytucyi 8go
Maja i ludzi, kt6rzy W o6erze dla
kraiu ME zalowali ami mienis nj
syoia.
Po obchodzie panowie M. Vile
klifski l.. Czeslawski swietnie ode
grail sztuczke ,,Patryoci". Trudno
zdeoydowat, komu oddad paine pier-
wszehstwa: czy dziarskiemu krakuso-
wi p. Wleklihskiemu czy komiczne-
mu zydowi p. Czeslawskiemu.
Po obchodzie odby} sic bal, ma
kt6rym mlodziea bawila sic ochoczo
PREY muzyce P. Hensla.
Ma zskohczenie komitet pragnie
wyrazi6 wszystkim m6wcom. dekla-
mstorom i spiewakom szczere podzie.
kowanie, szczeg6lniej zas PIP. Wle-
kli6skiemu i Czesiswskiemu, dziar.
skiemu ch6rowi ,,zorza" oraz mlodym
deklamatorom i deklamatorkom "a
chetne przybycie zasela staropolskie
szczere nB6g zaplat"
K. Zuraaoski, sekr. obchodu
P. S. q dochodu balu ofarowano
$40 ma budujacy sic koscia. Opr6cz
tego ma Sksrb N. P. " Rapperswylu
zebrano $10.85.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Waana zmiana " tabeli jazdy.

Nova obssuga ma Nickel Plate
wejdzie W zyoie cd niedzieli 10 maja
Try pociagi beda kursowaly W kaa
dym kierunku: z Chicago ma wsch6d
o sos rano (codziennie wyiatkiem
niedzielD ogodz. 1.aoi 9.2o po po.
ludniu eodsiennie. Niema zmiany
wagon6w pomiedzy Chicago / New
Yorkiem W odwrotnym kierunku;
to samo wsgonami sypialnemi po'
miedzy Chicago i Bostonem. Pyszne
wagony obiadowe Sc zaleta novel
obslugi. Ceny aawsze nsjnissze.
Mieiskie biuro bilet6w: Ill Adams
str. Telefon: Main $50.
lc-p. Gp. ~,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Skazany "a dWuze1stWO.

Wczoraj u sedziego steina Jan
szymahski ,(zwany takze John A.
Lane) skazany zostal ma 8 lata cie1-
kiego wiezienia "a dwuzenstwo. W
koncu +. 1892 ozenii sic on panna
Millie Robinson, jako Szymahski, a
W lutym T. b. panna Ada Gregg,
jako J. A. Lane. Potem oszukiwa}
obie kobiety przez kilka tygodni, az
60 przyiapano, gdy.... chcia} sic
zenic trzecia. S}usznie zosta} uka-
rany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Faiszerz 0ddany pod sgd.

Lonayn, % maia. - Zagadkowy
fa}szerz Mendal Howard, podobno
Amerykanin, W kt6rego posiadaniu
znaleziono piyty do podrabiania
banknot6w roznych panstw, zosta}
dzis oddany pod sad kryminalny.
Odmawia on wszelkich objasnieh.
Policya jest na tropie jego wsp6lni'
koW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Jcsz, re o Eyborach We Wioszech

Rzym, rs msja. - Krol Hum
bert jest bardzo zadowolony z rezul-
tatu ostatnich wybor6w. Crispi uwa-
"a je nietylko "a zwycieztwo osobi-
ste, ale take "a eotatna ufnosci, dane
mu przez krai " obec rzucanych nan
potwarzy. Gazety liberalne usi}uja
zmniejszyc donioS}osc tego zwycie-
ztwa, twierdzac, 4e socyalisci zyska
Ii nowe miejsea " parlamencie.
Voce della Verita" i italia" 70
via ten rezultat wprost - porazka
Crispiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
kOmisarze StanoW Zjedn. W nj.
cSragua,

Managua, Nicaragus, 90 maia.-
Przybyli tu komisarze armenscy,
wyznaczeni przez prez. Clevelanda
do zbadania sprawy kana}u Nicara-
guanskiego, a mianowicie pu}k.
Ludlow, oraz komandorowie Endi-
colt i Noble. Ziozyli oni wizyte
prezydentowi Zelaya. Komisarze
zwiedzili iuz Geese drogi, kt6ra ma
iS6 probationary kanai - twier-
dzs, ze kraj zrobi} ma mich daleko
lepsze wrazenie, aniaeli przypu-
szczsli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
KatastrOfa W SzWajcaryi.

Bern, % maja. - Olbrzymia ma
sa skat spad}a wczoraj CORY
Schwarz Monch W doline Laner-
brunnen. Gesty las, rosnacy ma
stoku CORY, zostaf literalnie zmiaz-
dzony. Hulk upadku by} ogromny.
o lie wiadomo, Mkt ludzi zycia
ME utracii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
MisdzynarodoWs koaferencYa
mOnetarna.

Berlin, % maja.-,,Po donosi
p6iurzedowo, IL kanclerz Won Ho
henlohe porozumiewa sic z przed-
stawicielami rzsd6w, nalezacych do
zwiazku niemieckiego. W sprawie
zwo}ania miedzynarodowej konfe'
rencyi monetarnej W Niemczech.
Rezultat dotad niewiadomy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29

Philadelphia, Pa, % maja, vie.
czorem. = Process Hermana Mud
getta niespodziewanie predko sic
zakonczys, gdyz Mudgett, ktory
pierwotnie zapewniai, il jest ME
winnym, przyznal sic do why.
Wyrok jeszcze ME zostal og}oszony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
z Armenii.

Konstantynopol, 20go maja' -
2 armehskiego miasta Van otrzyma-
no tu niepokojaca wiadomosd. Otto
W okolicy Van wladze tureckie uje-
}y l5tu rozb6jnik6w armehskich'
przebranych "a Kurddw. Rezrzucali
oni odezwy, wzywajace lud do po'
wstania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Bismarck o f0eie niemieekiei.

Berlin, 2sgo maja. - Bismarck
przyimowa{ zn6w W Friedrichsruhe
deputacye ze szlezwigu - m6Bi}
o flocie wojennej niemieckiej,
Twierdzi}, re Niemey ME moga
wprawdzie. .konkurowae Anglia i
Franeya, ale badz co bsd4 powinny
mice flote daleko silniejszs, anizei
je Obecnie mais.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Zofia Schultz zaskarzy}a Q


$4,000 odszkodowania cd w}asci.
cieli handlu towar6w lokciowych
firmy F. w. Moeller and Co., "a to
re W sk}adzie tym posadzono ja o
kradziez przemoca rewidowano.
- PIP. dr.. Czupka W. J6zwik
otworzyli agenture, byznes grunto.
wy (real estate) offs prawniczy
ma Noble ulicy tuz przy Division
(gdzie dawniej bysa redakcya "Bo-
ciana'D.
= Ma obchodzie majowym ma
Bridgeporcie przewodniczyf p. L.
Czesfawski. Przemawiali PIP. M.
Mezydlo i M. Wleklihski, kt6ry tez
wyglosi} odczyt o Tadeuszu Kosciu-
szce. Zebrano ma Skarb Rappers-
wylski 1928.
Klub "Solidarnosc" urzadza
przedstawienie ma korzysc Bibliote.
XII Muzeum 2. N. P.
-. Cenzor q. N. P. p. Helihski
bawi W Chicago,
- "Sztandar" donosi, IL ksiadz
Sfomihski zosta& mianowany probo-
szczem novel parafii polskiej W
Hawthorne (Cicero).
= siyszelismy, ze W par. sw. Sta,
nislawa K. za}ozona wkr6tce costa
ME Agencya L. Polskiei, z}ozona z
samych dam.
- Pierwszy wsciek}y pies polka.
za} sic juz wczoraj ma Canalport
ave. Zabito 60, ale przedtem polka
sal troje dzieci.
- Exburmistrz Hampstead Wash
burne dzisiaj z iona wybiera sic W
podr6z do Europy ma parowcu Paris
linii American.
- Zonob6jca O'Mara wczoraj po
poludniu godzinie wp6i do Sci ku
zdumieniu pollcyi pojawil sic W
swojem mieszkaniu pm. 1907 Ar.
mour ave., gdzie 60 aresztowano.
Udawat zdziwionego, ze iona jego
zostaia zamordowana i do why sic
ME przyznaje. Zbyt wiele jednak
dowod6w swiadczy przeoiw MENU.
- Cd dnia 16 czerwca .regularnie
przygrywac bedzie kapela W parku
Humboldta W kazda niedziele po
poiudniu, W parku Garfelda W ka-
ida srode wieczorem, a W parku
Douglasa, W kazdy piatek wieczo-
rem.
- Komisarzami budowy zostali
zamianowani wczoraj: William H.
Porter 80 wardy, James 7. Ster-
ling z "a i Joseph L. Simons 8
wardy. Jeszcze szesciu inspektoroW
budowy ma bye zamianowanych.
j. w. Riddle, zam. pm. Is
Is Champlain ave., zatrudniony u
firmy Knickerbocker Ice Co., zosta}
wczoraj przejechany przez pociag
kolei Northern Pacific ma Western
ave. tax mocno pokaleczony, il W
pare godzin p6zniej umars W szpita-
lu powiatowym.
- Wiele towarzystw polskich z
r6znych parafii wybiera sic ma po'
swiecenie koscio}a polskiego sw. ia
cka, kt6re nastspi "a tydzieh cd tel
niedzieli, d. 9 czerwca, W Avondale.
Polska Kawalerya wystapi konno.
Bedzie to piekna uroczystosc.
- W Avondale ina Milwaukee
ave.) tuz naprzeciw koscioia .otwo.
rzyli polski saloon znani ma Stanisia.
wowie PIP. J. Grabowiecki r. Szaj-
kowski. Jest tam piekny lokal i hala.
Zyczymy powodzenia W byznesiel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Delegatka ligi republikanskiej.

NesO York, 2sgo maja. - Parma
Helena Varick Boswell zostaia
przez stanowa Lige republikahska
obrana delegatka at large ma kon-
wencys lig stanowych, kt6ra odbe-
die sic dnia 1890 czerwca W Gle.
veland, o. Pierwszy raz to sic
zdarza, by kobiete wybrauo ma re.
prezentantke jedDej z wielkich par
tyj kraju ma wielkiej konwencyi
lig.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
BurZa - / burza.

Kalasanty: = Bsdzie dzisisj bu.
RIA, pozostsje wiec W domu.
Pafnuey (zonaty): = ia takae sig
boje bury. Ale wlasnie dlatego
ids - do saloonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Wytrawny jezykoznawea.

= Mnie tam, czy po francuzku
czy po niemiecku, czy po sngielsku
czy po wlosku, to zupeanie wszystko
jednol
- Jakto! posiadasz az tYle jszy-
k6w?
- Me. =. Aadnego ME posiadam.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29

Pienisdzs do wypo4yczenia. Duze sunny. Ni1ki
dfosci tylko W wChicsgo. Spfscsmy poEyczh Cd To-
warzystw. DuEa oszczednodc. Hipoteh (mortga.
ges) na sprzeda2 Zgfosic sic osobscie albo liStc.
Wnte do q. STONE q co. Str. SO La Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Podr64 balonem do hieguna pol.
nOcneg0.

Stockholm, % maja.-Kr6l szwe.
dzki Oskar o6arowa{ 80. 900 krone
row ma koszta projektowanej przez
znanego podroznika i badacza pans
Andre wyprawy balonowej do biegu-
ma p6inocnego. W ten spos6b zebra
no juz dostateczne fundusze ii Wy.
psawa przyjdzie do skutku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-29
Rozruchy W csgielnf.

w oegielniach irmy Weber and
Labahn wezoraj Enowu wybuchly
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
The Incubator.

This is the season for artificial incu-
bators when early broilers are required.
The hen is first rate medium for no.
telling in the spring and summer, but as
the hens do not sit in winter, except
rarely, the early broilers must be hatch
ed with incubators, which bring out
several hundred chicks at a time, and
as it costs but little more to care for u
large number Of chicks than to attend
to q hen or two in unreasonable weather
the incubator is much cheaper
The general opinion is that eggs i'll an
incubator should be turned twice a
day. Tho few experiments which have
been made with unturned eggs are not
reassuring. Theory seems to agree with
fact, for the theory is that unless the
eggs are turned there is danger of the
embryo becoming attached to one part
of the shell, and the facts, SO far as ex-
pertinent has gone, show that this at
tachment is sometimes made Il is az
guod that a hen turns the eggs, and
man should do the same. The hen is
the model the man should initiate.
American Agriculturist says: A hen
does turn her eggs more or less when
she finds place for her feet in the nest,
and when she gathers the eggs under
her, but she does not proceed systemat-
lcally about it, and it is probable that
some eggs get very little turning. 1t is
possible also that these unturned eggs
are tho ones that have chickens in them
unable to break out Of the she'll There
is no proof, however, Of this suggestion.
More experiment is needed to demon
strate whether Or not the turning Of the
eggs in incubators is necessity. Until
such experiments are made and the
question is definitely settled it will be
well probably to continue the turning
| Of the EGGS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24

A feature Of the landscape in many
parts Of New Jersey is the hayricKs,
or barracks, as they are called These
consist Of square roof supported by
and secured 10 stout posts Of considera.
bic height at each corner. These roofs
slide up and down ON the poles and are
supported 81 any desired height by pins
or by any other device. If a small
amount of hay is to be sheltered, the
roof is lowered; if large amount, it is
raised accordingly. A horse fork rig
Eing may be secured in tho peak of the
roof and the hay be hoistod as easily as
In the barn. After the hay is all in the
roof may be lowered and the top of the
hay completely sheltered This kind of
shelter is inexpensive, when properly
constructed will last many years, and
the hay is far more secure than in a
stack.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
Hero and Thcre.

Be sure that your celery trenches
have good drainage and are well pro-
tected overhead, so that neither frost nor
water can reach the foliage.
Beets, carrots and turnips in the cell
lar are liable to shrivel and become
worthless unless slightly covered with
soil, sands, sods or blanket
Protect onions from severe freezing:
Eeep dry and in low temperature, say
20 degrees.
The state legislature of Vermont has
chosen red clover as the state flower
Hothouse tomatoes, says q New York
exchange, are already i'll the market,
Utmost before there has been a killing
frost. They are beautiful in appearance
md command fancy prices.
Reports from the state of Maine say
that farmers never had a larger crop of
labbages or those Of better quality than
this year.
High grade fertilizers are used with
liberal hand by eastern market garden
srs, who make every foot Of ground pay.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
,AROR SAVING MACHINERY.
An Improved Hand Cultivator For Which
Thanks Are Due to Frenchman.

An Improved Hand CuItivatOr For Which
Thanks Are Due to a Frenchman.
Yankee invention has dono much to
Tighten the labors of our farmers with
improved implements, but there is one
labor saving machine worthy of descrip-
ton and exhibited at the last Paris ag-
ricultural show for which no Yankee
can claim patent. This implement, the
design CT q clever Frenchman, it is
claimed, is a perfect mechanical substi-
tute for work that is laborious when
done by hand
The OPERATOR having to exert stress
of but from nine to ten pounds upon
the winch handles, can produce through
the combination of gear wheels stress
of from 44O to $50 pounds upon the
toothed cylinder designed to dig up and
turn over the earth.
The principle of the invention con-
sists in the use for the digging and
wedding Of the ground of a cylinder
armed with steel teeth to which is
communicated a rotary motion for the
purpose Of causing the curved teeth to
penetrate the earth. Upon operating
the machine the earth caught between
the teeth is lifted and turned over in a
continuous manner The machine
while operating causes the carriage that
supports it to move forward The frame
of this carriage is provided with series
of knives that pass between the teeth
and cut and break the clods Of earth at
the moment they are lifted.
The sketch given of this cultivator
in foreign exchange shows that the
apparatus consists of central frame
carried by another frame Oh four wheels.
The shaft which is provided with large
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24

Hero is recipe from The New Eng
land Homestead for curing bacon: Wait
until the pork is thoroughly cooled
throughout before packing it. Prepare
the brine by taking enough pure water
to cover the meat, and to each 100
pounds Of pork take ounces Of saltpe-
ter, pints of common molasses or 2
pounds of brown sugar and pounds of
clean salt. When thoroughly dissolved
in the water, pour it over the meat. If
the brine is boiled, all the impurities
which rise to the top should DO skim
med off and the brine thoroughly cooled
before adding it to the meat. The pork
should remain in the brine three or
four weeks before smoking
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24

Rural New Yorker recOunts the fol-
lowing experience with fertilizers in
Connecticut:
A former factory workman, tired Of
work in the mill, bought a small piece
of land and started growing fruits His
land was poor, but by using manure
and fertilizers heavily he secured good
crops from the start and made profit.
The manner of disposing of this profit is
what we desire to call attention to.
Near his place is "a lot of waste land,
useless as it stands for any practical
purpose. 1t is bought for $40 all acre
with each years profits, broken up and
thoroughly fined and planted to corn,
with lots of fertilizer. The following
year it goes into potatoes, with about a
ton of fertilizer to the acre. The follow.
ing year it is set out to small fruits like
blackberries or raspberries or to grapes.
The potatoes yield profit large enough
to pay the original cost of the land half
a dozen times over, and when wei SCI
to blackberries the value is at least $3.50
per acre i'll earning capacity. Thus the
profits are invested III improvements,
which in turn pay compound interest
in profits. Is there any other system
by means of which wild land can be
increased i'll value 800 per cent i'll three
years at profit?
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
A Good Suit of Clothes,

A GAINESVILLE lawyer appeared before
his friends in new and costly suit of
clothes recently. When he named the
price, bystander exclaimed:
"Whew! l haven't had that much
cash in a month of Sundays"
CASH" exclaimed the lawyer
"Why, l got it ON credit, and l shan t
lose any sleep if l never pay for it. I
think turn about's fair play, and the
other fellow can afford to do without
it" And, lifting himself to his full
height and buttoning his coat across his
chest, he continued: "No, gentlemen, |
never intend to wear a shabby suit A
man just can't afford to do it. Nobody
has any respect for shabbiness. Why, l
couldn't gain a case if / wore shabby
clothes if had the eloquence of De-
mosthenes or Cicero, not if all the law
and the prophets were on my side A
jury just wouldn't respect me enough
to listen to me, and the judge himself
would give his decision according to my
outward appearance. No, sir, man
cant afford to wear shabby clothes. -
Atlanta Constitution.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
INGENIOUS HAND CULTIvAToR.

teeth or picks, constitutes the digging
cylinder. A chain passing over the
shaft engages at the top of the upright
frame with a rachel wheel that receives
its motion from the winch handles. in
order to regulate the tension of the
chain, the rachel wheel and gear whe S
are mounted in cap terminating at
the upper part of the frame. The
paratus, as we have said, is suppo2
by four wheels, two in front and tw
behind. The wheels are mounted
the extremity of levers jointed upon the
axis of the digging tool. A special COM
bination formed of connecting rods per
mits, through the winch handles, of
one another, to entirely lift the tool
above, regulate the depth of the dig
ging, and maneuver serves on the one
hand to the ground in order to permit
of the moving about of the apparatus.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum-
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by II. j. Dwinell.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
FOUR HORSE EQUALIZER.

the short eveners. They are so satisfac-
tory that do not work four horses to a
wagon without them. I have a different
rig for one gang pillow,
In the three horse equalizer the short
eveners are attached to the long one by
good swingletree centers and clevises.
We need something to equalize our
horses in this country, where we use
four horse team so universally--four
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
TuEEE HORSE EQrALlzER

them on a wagon by slipping astraddle
of the tongue and on a pillow by putting
a clevis in place of the tongue. l have
three holes in the inside end Of the
short ovoncrs. The holenext to the CEN
ter is equal distance from the center,
with the hole in the outside end With
the other two holes I can favor the lead
ers as I choose The driver can see
whether his leaders are doing their
share Of the work or not by watching
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
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EouALIzERS FOR HORSES.

Three and -Four Horse Equalizers DC.
scribcd by North Dakota Farmer.
A North Dakota correspondent of The
Country Gentleman gives an illustrated
description Of what he calls the best
cqualizers for three and four horses.
He writes:
Tie three horse equalizcrs como with
Q sulky pillow that 1 purchased. The
:our horse l coluivcd myself. l Use
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-24
VERTICAL VIEW.

horses to the drill & to 70 feet, to The
harrow Go to 26 feet, to the binder C
to 8 feet, to the grain tank 600 to so
bushels and to the plow cato 3Oinches).