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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-16

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-16
BERKELEY.

Professor Hilgard, the well-known head
of the college of agriculture of the Uni
versity, is making some interesting expert
ments on which he will report at the
Farmers Institute to be held at Riverside
and Perris, March "a. He has received sam
pies of the soil from about Perris, and
finds it is rich with phospates, while that
of Riverside is deficient.
The doctrine which the professor may
proclaim and which will explain many
disastrous results in Southern California, is
that stable manure must not be mixed
with commercial fertilizers, because they
tend to decompose each other. The eX-
periments that he is making are awaited
with interest by the horticulturists of this
State as the new theory has aused SEN
sation in Europe.
Delinquent Assessments.
Marshal Striker has been postponing
from day to day the sale of property de-
clared delinquent for the opening of Cedar
street in two different sections OF town.
One is from Spring street to the land of R..
p. Thomas and the other is from Sacra-
mento to Grove street. A law which re-
Gently went into effect provides that the
State shall buy the land. This would not
produce funds to make the improvement
and no work could be performed.
a bill has passed both houses of the
Legislature amending the original law so
that sales can be made to individuals.
This will straighten out the muddled con-
dition of affairs and the Marshal can hold
the sale as usual.
The free mail delivery system went into
effect yesterday morning. a change was
made in the departure OF mails as a conse-
quence. The Portland mail leaves at
P NJ. instead of an hour later, and the
overland will leave at o'clock.
Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones lecture at the
university was only fairly well attended.
His address was very interesting and the
"Cost of an Idea was fully explained. He
will lecture at Stiles Hall next Sunday at
3 80 P. NJ. under the auspices of the Uni
tartan church on 1.-THE Cost of Ignorance
Frank III. Dukesmith, who is writing a
history of the University of California,
says that the manuscript is in the hands
of the publishers. 1t will be out in about
two weeks.
The ladies of the faculty will give re-
ception and tea next Tuesday afternoon at
Stiles Hall.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-16

for Morning for Afternoon
SUNDAYS excepted. Saturdays only.
SThursdays only. Sundays only
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
Will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-.
dences Enquire of Ticket Agents for Time Cards and
other information.
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olibtOIb.
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San Jose, Los Gatos and Way
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-16

thing. Hereafter they will follow their
own sweet wills in going and coming on
their wheels in divided skirts, indifferent
to the covert glances of the curious men
folks. Society has pronounced boomers
fashionable, and they therefore must be all
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

csynownik6w. Zatem chociaz
ma}a ulga.- Wybiersja teraz
wszedzie gdzie sic da ,,dobro-
wolne" skladki ma pomnik cara
batiuszki" Aleksandra III. W
sadach i urzedach prey jakiej
kolwiek sprawic dopominaia
sic 0 te skladki ,~,dobrowolne''.
a lie temu kto d%obrowolnle
nie da. TAX samo }upie2 trivia
grosza jak u mas, gdy bisnar-
czycy majaey wptywy ma
robotnikow naszych wyblera]a
datki IA pamiqtke ola
Bismarks. Ludzie daja DO
musza, i to sic na2ywa:
dobrowolna ofiarooscia!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
NIecO o tabace.

Najmietnosc do tabaki
pochodzi z Ameryki; przynle.
siona do Europy wraz z
chorobami uieznanemi, a
pierwsza je) o6ara, jak sic zdaje,
byl jeden z towarzYszy 10
lumba, Tomasz Rodrigo, kt6ry
widziaf dzikich, 1ujacYch liscie
tvuoniowe.
w Europe, W Hiszpanii
Portugal'i, najpierw uprawiono
te amerykohska rosline.
We Francyi wynafazca
tytoniu byi Nikot, i naval go
n~ikotynia, lecz palacy, be-
ezgledu ma jego panied,
nadali wyrobom z tel rosliny
rozmaite navy: tabaka tytoh,
cygara, papierosy etc.
Nlkot, zafo2yclel plantacYl
tytoniowych we Francy', jak
i Guillotln. zalozYciel akademii
medycznej, ws}awili swoje
imiona wynalazkami smier
'elnemi: miikotynq = trucia ma
gwa}to VIVA i %gozo1ynq, narze
dziem - przecinaiacym zycie;
lecz w6wczas, obadwa pragnell
unieSmiertelni6 swoje lmie,
jako ddbroczyncy ludzkos;i.
Jedno tylko Mines, miasto
rodzinne Nikota, uswietnito
pamie6 wynalazcy, wystawia.
|jqc mu pomnik ma jednYm
re swolcb plac6w i nada]ac
|jednej z ulie lego imie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
w spadku po

w A spadku pc
Kautzu zmar}ym W KobelnlcY
ma Kuiawach pisze Pos. Tagebl.
W korespondencyi z I%nowrocla-
via, De prawo do spadku ,kt6ry
wynosi l million 800 tysiecy
marek mia}abY wy}aczne prawo
rodzina Switalskich, gdyby
@nalazf sic document zawarcia
slabu maize6skiego przez
Swistackiego, ktory mial bye
zawarty oko}o 90 lat temu.
Mowia, re Stub ten odby} sic
W Kr6lestwie Polskiem, MAJ
podobno zginaf W p%owstaniu.
- Spadek ten administrowany
bedz,e do pierwszego K@ietnia
1896 r. Akta W tel sprawie
do DIS zapisane maia p6f
metra gruboSci. Liczne osoby
z rodu Swistalsklch wniosfy do
wladzy poSwiadczenie ub6-
silva So BOWEN robatnikami,
chca process %prowadzlG. Kilku
ob;ych adwokat6w, jeden al
zLipska, chce prowadzic process
w}asnym kosztem. ChociazbY
W braku owego dokumentu
slubuego majatek przYznano
fskusowi, to procesy pojda swa
droga dalej - inie TAX szybko
beda ukohczone. Kelner Swistal.
ski z Berlina jeszcze sic Lie
7glosit. Sprawy te ma " reku
adwokat Kleine W %lnowrcc}a'
win.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
Ksi9zki 40 nabozeh-
silva


Oxiecle 10 Boga........ .........20
Dziacie do BOga ne ozfoteml br4o
kwiat nicwinnosci ola dzieci poh'
kich W Ameryce......-.....2t
.KsistoczkA" do nabosehstwa ola
mtodzie&y, ziocone brzegi, s1oco'
ny tytulik, po}sk6rek 1,tytuli.
KEEN J6zefa Chociszew,Rlego]
Ia sama ksa&eczka oprawna y
skorks Y obrazkiem
Ia sauna ,,Ksiafeczka do nabo2eh.
silva ola mtods'ssyn okuoiem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-..-.1 20
"a sauna op-awna " kosd sfoniowa,
albo " aksamit. rs
> Ola oresfyc h.
ANlOE sfROZ oprawny " okorke
Etocone hrzeg! roc
Ani6% Str6s,~ oprawnY "
skhrxe. "a" >'.e brzegi, z okuciem,
xasuer>k,"ta z{otym tytuliklem
: ..............Sl.5O
ANIUb s1Kvz opravny W kosd
s7onmwa lub W aksamlt...3.oo
zbOTY OhTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny 20 zfoconyu etytuiikism
WYBoREK opraw: " pfdtno 50. 20
ziocone brzegi, skorka 0.s0
xokuc,em ~zameczkiem LOG
OETARZYK POLSKI 80
se zloconemi brzegami LAO
10 sprzaczka & okuciem 500
DUNN opraw. " skorke 1.bo
zfooone 6rzegi l.7S
70 sprzaczka 500
Opr6dek y n y, ..
prawny W sk6rke, zfocone brss-
ri. q obrazkami nj ok{adee,s Sao'
conym tytulikiem $3.50
Ia sama ksiakka : zameczksn
okueiepa. 200
" i a u e k. Maryi opr. Z
sl 6rke. l.3S@
w ianek Maryi s}ocony
etulik i z}oc H., brzega. ...1.&
Kianeh >ryh zfoson'
srsegi* - a"s ti'n' eksas1
s.-.. . ~s-~.-...
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
FRASZKI.

S czescie W n s esclu.
Janek: Jak sic powodzi twoie-
mu oicu?
Franek: Me bardzo; ma reu-
matyzm W kolanach.
Janek: I ty z taxa weso}o6c'9
O tenn m6wlsz?
Franek: Nam do tego powod;
teraz mnie juz ME moze przez
kolana prze}ozY6, gdy mn'e chce
wyblc!
- Prosl vice pan o feke
moiej cork?
- TAX panic i nam pewne
nadzieje.
49, O lie mi sic zdaje ME pc.
sladasz pan zadnego m%a7atku...
- TAX panic ale s%podziewam
SIG.
Pc kim, jesli wolno s.zapY-
tao?
- 20 moim tesclu, }askawy
panic.
Po mledzY przY a.
ci6{ml
Chodz.. napl1emY sic kawY!
- 0 ME-. chYba groku i to
zimnego.
- Ola czeg6z zlmnego?
Bo mi doktor za1ronli
wszelkich... gcracych trunkowM
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
z GALICYl.
MEODZIEz PRED SA.

PRED SA-
DEM. Pc d}ugiem sledztwie
rozpocza1 sic dnia 4 z. m. W
Tarnopolu pred trybuna}em
przysieg&ych process, wytoc2ony
sporej liczbie mtodziehcow,
przewa&nie uczni6w tarnopol-
skiego seminaryum naucz7ciel-
skiego, oraz gimnazyalist6w.
Prokuratorya oskarza ich o
zbrodaie obrazy m%aiestatu,
2brodnie stanu, zaburzenle
spo kojnosci publicznei / tym
podobne wYstepki. Wedle aktu
oskarzenia, wladze wpadfy ma
trop agitacyi W ten spos6b,iz
jeden z uczniow seminaryum
nauczycielskiego, nale&acy do
tejnego zwiazku, wyznat pred
sadem pred swym spowiedni-
klein wszystko co wiedzia}, a
81 owiednik polecil mu doniesc
o agitacyach do wladzy szk6lnej.
Penltent wykona} polecenie.
Stale on W procesie " charak.
terze swiadka.
Ma tawie oskarzonych zasia.
dali: y WacEaw Msc's}aw
B@or2emski,2 ~ Jozef Szelag, 3
Kazimierz Bieniecki 4)Tomasz
Krzyworaczka, s. Wincenty
Chabin 8 Adolf Pfutzner, y
Zygmund Zu5czewski, s. Leon
Bawalbihski, 81 Kazimierz
Kahauc, 10y Antoni Strajewski,
ll) Edmund Batazihski, l2)
Stanlslaw Kune, l3) J6zef
Sowicki, 14) Jan WEosek, l5)
Stanislaw Wtosek, l6) M>rcin
Wojnorowicz. ~ Kazimierz
Balicki, l8) Karol Krompa, 10y
August Tch6rzewski 20) Karol
SzpiIfogel, 2l) Adam Klimesz,
22) Boleslew Edward Kodak,
23)Stanis}aw Duszyk,2 4)Stani.
shaw Bieniowski, 25) J6zef
Moskwa, l 26) Karol Skielski.
Obrona spoczywaia W reku
Iwowskich adwokat6w dr6w:
Liliena, Duleby, Soronia i
tarnopolskich: Trzcienieckiego,
Landaua ] koncYpienta adv.
dra Rosenfelda.
Process skonczy} sic uwolnie-
nieniem wszYstkich podsad
nych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
* uCharka
POLSKA / AM
W SKA
xawieraj9ca
kilka set
WzeplsoW kuch0rsEach.

wvepls6w kuch0rsksch.
dla m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyh ma TAME l smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltych pot1aw, 6
szczegdlnle zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
potraw mlesnych postnych &
uwzgjednieniem potraw polskich,
mianuw1c,e b%arszczu, b'gosu, IRA
s6w, hak6w, i pleczywa amerYkan.
skiego jaxo to: cakes, viscuita
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA 60 Q.
.Mo&no te hsiq&ke dostat % Esie.
Ycgn5 II. DERDO WSKZEGG Vi
WiDona. Mimi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

JAK nieuprzedzeni Niemey
pojmuja sprawe nuciskanYch
Niemcow przez Polakow'
podajemy fakt nastepujacy:
Pewua Nlemka przebywajaca
W Belg>i wczytawszy sic W
rozprawy sejmu pruskiego, w
zarzuty ministr6w Bossego i
kollera i W uzasadnione odpar.
cia t7ch&e zarZut6w 2e strony
p9sIow polskich takiego nabrala
pr2ekonanla p5 czy1ej stronie
slusznosG, BE p~rzesta}a 100
marek IA rece pos}a hr. Strom.
b4cka re stronnictwa Centrum,
proszac GO. ably te pienIadze
prze,ta] gdsie naleAy ma rzecz
biednych prawdziwie uoisnio
nych dzieci polskich. Poset hr.
S5rombeck do1aczyl do tego
ualku jeszcze osobnv datek Cd
sieb1e i wreczYf 90 posfowi
Karolowi Szczanieckiemu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
PoEka bed MoskaIem.

w KR0LESTWIE Pol
skiem mic sic ME zmieniio przez
amiane ieneraf gubernatora
Szuwa}owa. Przesladowania
1ywio1u piolskie,gIo take same
lake byly "a czas6w Hurki
= Tylko Szuwa}6w pododobno
pstrzy wiecej ma dlugie palce
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

Mem Jenny MAJ.
Music SIC uzalic pred
ciocla doplero try lata jak wysz-
lam "a AdoIfa, a juz sic zmienlf
do niepoznania.
49, R6znie to bYwa, mole
dzlecko, moi maz ma przyk1ad pc
dwudziestu latach pozycla jest zu-
pe{n1e TAXI sam, jak W pierwszYm
dniu pc slubie.
- Alez to niepodobna.
Szczera prawda. Wowczas
by} do n,czego j dzls do niczego.
DziewczYna wielska prowadzi
osle}ka do domu i sp1ewa soble
weso}o. Pewnie cie kto poca}owaE,
zes TAXA weso}a? pyta przechodzacy
panlcz. CzY to ca}owanie dodaje
weso}oscl? Naturalnie! odpowlada
oanicz. - No rzecze dziewczYna
- to wielmozny panicz MECH bedzie
tax dobrY I poca4uie mo- ego os{a,
DO ten okrutnie smutny,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

ZNANY REDAKTOR Cent?
W Berl,nle, kt6ry z protestantyzmu
nawr6c1f sic ma homo Ko6clofa ka-
tol1ckiego, mla} pos}uchanie + u
krola Fryderyka Wilhelma ILL.
Me luh,e ta<ich, kt6rzy swa Ware
zmieniaia, = rzeki kr6l W czasle
rozmowy. Wasza krolewska nose
masz raoya = odrzekf Cent? smla1o
- IA ich tez ME lube, ola tego
odstsp11em cd Lutra, kt6rY take
swa Ware zmieni}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
q Poznahskiego.

ODPOWIEDZ ma oszczerstwo
Pos. Zeitung' zamiescifa "
tych dniach w%iadomosc, ID X,
Henn;g z Szubina wydalit
akuszerke obecna PREY chrzcle
pewnego dziecka z kosc'ofa,
poniewa2 ME chciata movie pc
polsku i zgcomif kobiety pol
skie "a u2ywaoie akuszerek
niemieckich. Wobec tego o.
trzYmalo 10 pismo sprostowan'e
j byio zniewolone daG wYraz
prawdzie, De x. Hennig ME
m6gi JUL ola tego 3adac aku-
szerki, ably zawiadomita go 0
chrzcie W jezYku polskim, po~
niewaa zawiadomili 60 o tenn
chrzestni, a ME ona. Zawezwat
zas ksiadz do opuszczenla
koscjofa ME ola tego, re mowita
DO niemiecku, lecz De wmiesza}a
sic do rozmowy jego chrzest'
nymi i obrazi}a go. Me 2gani{
TED, lie akuszerka PREY chrzcle
jest niepotrzebna, a iezell chce
]e sic wprowadzi6, powinnY,je .
Cell ME So katoliczkami, znae
przynajmniej zwyczaje katolio~
kie i ME obrazaG duchownego.
Wiadomosc iakobY akuszerha
wytoczyfa' mu process o obra-
re jest nieprawdziwa, raczel
wytoczono jej process 0 obraze
i naruszenie spokoju domowe-
60.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-17
SOME FARM TOPICS.
VALUABLE INFORMATION fon
TiLLERs 0F THE s0if..
Semr sennible Observations About
the sheitrrinH Of FaFm Machinery
"a Portable Fencs-shade for
ChleAena-'rhe tleaninn Ply.

To get the most out Of the na,hin-
cry purchased for use ON the farm Il W
very essential hat when not IN use 1t
should be placed under o good shelter
Bnt to keep Ia the best eordlilon sloF-
Ing Is not al. for. unless properly pro
i,cied. the iron and steel VIII rust and
the wood rot; for this reason Il pays
e. keep an well painted
I.inseed OIL With Spanish brown Or
Ted Normllll0n on Ochre, mixed 10 a
proper consistency. makes a good
paint for all kinds Of cood work Ia
machinery. while there are number
Of good universal paints made espe-
Cially for iron and steel. But Ia al
cases before any paint Is applied all
the dust should be cleaned on.
As soon - the other farm work viii
permit an ~ the implements should hc
gathered up and brought 10 the tool
house ard a thorough cleaning up BE-
given. AMI. II nesesSry, n good ccat
% paint applied.
\ good ccat 81 paint helps material
~ 10 preserve the wood willie 10 a
very great extent AT Least. u prevents
-usi on iron aad steel.
Rust and decay. caused 10y exposure,
by changes In tie weather and by
tllrt. damage machinery, 10 many
eases. nearly ur quite as much rs the
work done 10y them.
The iron az steel working parts
should be- well covered with unsalte'i
grease OF al. or light coat Of pint be
applied as a little cnal oil or turpen.
tine will readily cream N when ihe
tools are ready for use
\ little care taken now Will save a
considerable loss az well as consldera.
hle wofl. aud time. also. when the I'm
l plcmcnts are needed for use next
spring
Another item should hp looked after
IN storing away the implements. and
that Is To- put away 50 that they cat
be- got at conveniently when needed
Flows aud harrOws are generally iirsl
needed IN the spring. aud then III,
corn-planters cuiiivniors. and lastly
the binders mowers and sulky rakcs
A little palms taken Ia storing away
win save considerable work when thl
tools are needed In the spring y.
shepherd. Ia Farm, Field and Fire
Side.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-17

lailon should be be reelected. hu, there
Is every reason to believe that. while
upholdIng the position he has taken,
he will manifest spirit Of concilia-
ton in dealing with the questions in
volved In his message.
IL. S. sAcKvILLE-WEsT."
The identity OF Murchison was not
made public until January II. 1889 II
was then made known that he was
George Osgoodby. well-to-do and
reputable citizen Of Pomona, Of rcolch-
English parentage. but born In the
United States.
As soon as the letter was called 10 the
attention OF President Cleveland. Sec
rotary Bayard was instructed TO present
Lord sacSville with his passports
Three days later the British minister
left the country amid the jeers Of press
and public. Democrats and republicans
Joined in eondemnlng his letter. And
although II grleyed the British people
rather sorely they had 20 confess that
President Cleveland took the proper
course. But 40 far az the letter was
expected to influence the election Of
Harrison Il had done It's work. The
close states Of New York and Indiana
were swept out OF the Democratic col.
umn. The trick was a clever one.
What possessed Lord Saekville to write
such a letter Is beyond comprehension.
The most charitable way Of looking at
/ Il was that he had really deceived him
self into believing that England Is the
mother country and ours a dependency.
The result gas undoubtedly great
shock 10 him. No nation on earth
would have received him as minister
after his recall from this country. lie
was consequently placed on the re-
Tired list RYDER ELwOOD.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-17

Pomona. Cal. September 4. 1855. IL rs
addressed TO THE British minister al
Washington. y. C." and was signed
Charles + Murchiron."
The writer stated that the gravity Of
The political situation and the duties OF
those voters who are OF English birth
and who consider England the mother
country was the reason for asking for
information Mr. Cleveland's message
20 congress on the fisheries was men
toned as exciting alarm. which COM
pe.cd the writer and others 10 seek fur
ihCr knowledge before casting their
votes for him The writer also said
that many English citizens had for
years RETAINED from being naturaliEed.
bat Mr. C.cycland's administration had
been 30 favorable and friendly toward
England thar thousands had become
naiuulizcd for the purpose OF helping
10 elect him again. lie continued by
saying that u Mr. Cleveland was pur-
suing new policy toward Canada tenn
poarily only and for the purpose Of
obtaining popularity and a continue
ton Of his ONCE for four years more.
and intended to cease bis policy when
his reelection vac secured and again
I favor Englands interests he would
then have no further doubts and would
vote for him.
Lord sackville's reply was dated Bev-
erly. Mass. September 10, 1859. and is
as follows;
u fully appreciate the difficulty IN
which you find yourself In casting your
vote. You are probably aware that any
political party which openly favored
the mother country az the present no
ment would lose popularity and that
the party In power is fully aware Of this
fact That party. however. Is. believe.
s,ill DESTROYS OF maintaining friendly
relations with Great Britain and still
DESTROYS Of settling on the questions
with Canada which have been unfortu-
natcly re-opened since the rejection Of
the treaty by the republican majority
In the senate. TO which You allude All
allowance must. therefore. be made for
the political situation az regards The
presidential election thus created. u
Is. however. plainly Impossible 10 pre-
diet the course which President Cleve-
land may pursue In the matter Of retail
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-17

drainage and evaporation very F1eaH
Surface application proved better tian
blowing under. IN nest soils aud for
NEST crops, especially fog wiuts5-
spread manure. II Is a safe rule -
ali cases TO keep the fertilizers as near
the surface a. possible. unless THY
are 20 coarse that they cannoi b.
mixed with the soil by cullivailos1.
For this reason. unless the heddlllr
aud ahsorhenis are easily pulyerizc&.
they should be- cut Rue. II was founft
that from five 10 seven tons. or hfteeza
10 twenty carloads per acre, wac tiasa
greatest profitable quantity Of StalHa.
manure that could BE- applied 20 sneia
field crops as corn, oats. rye. hdt5ff
and potatoes The action Of the trusts
melting elbows and rains 50 thoroughly
pnlverlzcs and distributes through iae.
soll Of either sod or plowed land flic'
wlnier-spread manure. that u acts
more quickly on the crop, being IN
more available condition for plant
food. Dice Mcl.nrcn. IN Ohio Farmer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-17
u.lnr Pnul,rr Masnrs.

Poultry manure il an excellent plaus
food roultry-kocpcrs who have uaas
fruit aud vegetable gardens sllnsil4
aim 10 save every particle Of u. d ~
enc ~ the strongest and besi feFtilia
ers known. Ils full value depends osa
how Il l. kept A. more dFoppings are
produced ~ night. the greatest suppiF
viii be where the fowls foost.
The roosls should he 50 arraugesa
that the droppiugs win fan on ths'
platform. Cover tn PLATFORM aboWl
one inch deep with soWc Kind of all
sorbent Dry soil or plaster II Ecu-
,rally used The main point Is TO save
the amn.nnla Poultry manure PARTS
wliii itS ammonia very rapidly during
7 the swimmer months.
/ II ihc nanWc Is 10 b. kept Ia Tia
. heyi possible condition y should o.
collected every day. early IN iae mora
lug while it j. damp AS much ~ Tn,
ammonia IL lost during the process o.
drying. aud the longer Il Is exprFssa
tie less valuable Il aecomcs. i'aets
the manure IN barrels and keep Il uusis-
cover Keep u moist. not wet. ~
spriukllug y with soapsuds from Tia
family washings. II kept damp q
win retain all us ammonia. and Inv
luS0mhle portions are reduced aud rct-
dcrcd moru available ~ a plant food.-
Rural press. =
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-17

owing 60 the prevalence and de-
structi, cncss OF the ilessian fiy tins
year. concerted Efforts should DE pua
forth to prevent recurrence of ia
mvaCes upon the next wheat crop In
orior to prevent a serious attack q
"the ily." tine following measures
should be adopted.
Thoroughly burn all iiy-iufcstcd
wheat stumble In which there II nat a
stand % young clover or grass. T'rt-
pare very early a border. one orstgo
ruds wide. around each ficid ~ wheat.
AMI sow the same "a wheat In August
Turn this border under very late.
using q ioluier. following with run
aud harrow and then son the eutirc
field.
liy taking this course. many % tlre
insects which escape the ire win -
burned when the early-sown border h
turned under. and a late sowing ~
the general crop viii avoid eariieE
attacks OF any remaining 'tiy '-farR
News
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-17
Nr%sY TRIPLES.

odosss Ia s,idl TO be- the prettiest and
most European tpwn In Russia.
sweden has a Deaf and dumb corps
OF the salvation Al wy -Four meetings
are held weekly.
one hundred thousand Odd Fellows
have died since the ordeE was organized
IN the United States,
In the time OF Christ Thea seven ofisu'
stars collectively known Ns the his
Dlppcr we're In the form OF q diamond
The highest inhabited building In
Europe Is the Alpine club houNe on
Mount Rosa 10000 feet above the sea
level \.
The largest check was one OF $40.
500 go. drawn on the Bank Of England,
In payment for the Kimberley diamond
mines.
In Middle Smlthheld, Pa. there Is
chestnut tree that measures nineteen
feet In circumference four feet above
the ground.
Gold heaters say that a speck OF gold
Weighing less than the one-millionth
part o. a grain can be seen with The
naked eye.
Half dozen men who were rolliAg n
wealth In the prosperous iS4s period
are now inmates OF the San Francisco
pOorhouse.
The hrsl military order issued BY
General Grant Ia In the possession Of
Colonel Dawson. late Quartermaster Of
the Twenty-hrSt Illinois
The coolest place In North Amsrlcs
4 Is at the mouth Of the MeKensIe river
where the temperature ia oftsn 81 lev
a. 70 degrees below Sero.