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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Sreie %GOrreipOn6en5.
Dr.. 6artman's sroee Correspondents
intol9e Der Sieferuns freien
dr5tlihen Ratbes fir oas
publifum.

9as 6eilmittel pe=ruzna mar urfpriinds
li9 Or. 9artman's pribatreaept, bod mar
duBerbal6 feiner reguldren praris cine 10
9roBe Ra9fra9e, oaB er cine nebi3inif9e
Sabrif e%tablirte, UNI Pezruzna in groBen
Nuantitaten berauiteGlen. Die 2eute i'm
Norben, Often, Giiben nnb Meltrn tparen
Ouruuf bebd@t, es gu betommen. Ser Ootz
TOR fling an, Bidder unb pampblete gu f8reiz
BEN, UNI Die 2eute gerau 81 lebrsn, fpie Be
ruzna gu nebmen fei. 9iefe apurben Bel Der
MiaiOn f~Oftenfrei bergeitelt, bo9 aogen
biele 2eute es ppr, an Or. 6artntun au
f6reiben unb feinen tpeiteren &atb gu erFras
gen. 8riefe tamen beim 6unbert. Dies
fiibrte gu Der Gtublirung bes ~seeentpdrtigen
Spftems FREEZER go~rrefponbena. Die riefige
Corresponding pirb bur9 cine 4n5d6I
9ilfsdr5te nit elmer tletnen @rrnee bon Ste
uogrupben, glsrts, sbpstpriters unb @9rei=
bern gefiibrt. Sebermdm erbGlt cine
prompte glnttport, ftritt oertrauli9 unb toz
~ftenfrei.
Die 2eute baben a~usgefunOen, baB ges
ru@1o bds bette, tpenn ni9t bds einaige in=
nerIi6e 6eiGmttteG fir &atarrb 1T. &atarrb
i'm &opf, i'm 9uls, i'm Magen, Der 2eber, ben
2ungen, ben gieren ober i'm l1nterleib pbet
SDitem - Pezruzna turirt fe ale. Pes
ru>nd furirt &atarrb, mo intmer er Ieinen
SIP BADEN mag. gtnbere 9eilmittel f9affen
@rlei9terung = Pezruzna furirt.
Sir Or. 9artmdn's neue ites 8u9 iiber
tdturrbdIif9e &runtbeiten f6reibt an She
Pe9ru=na DRUG Manufacturing Company,
Columbus, SbiO. @uf turae 3eit fret Dsr=
i9idt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
.sum seufel nit oen @rtuen an

unb frii6 in Die 3ufunft eei@aut4 bort f) siuar Ri,
ben, Der in Der ridtigen Stimmuno III, iebr Gut an,
aber per, glei6 Dem mclan6olii6en Sdnenprin3clr
BON @bpo@onbrie beieFen lit irno unb an gerbaunnog.
i6mersen unb 8iltoitdt leiOet, Dem ipiro es ldper,
f@ Der @eOantei an Oieie ~leiOigen @eieaen sn snt:
i6lagen. @egcn bieie llnbOloe eiebt es Elm N&ittel
pr Dem ie ausretbeu, ME Die @lnalefiter Dor, eer
Muttabdern %ausrifen; @Otetttr's Mooenbitterg Il
fem Home. Mit @itfe bes 8itters miro Sure W(root.
lnq cine llei6te inO %geiesnete ieint $br ,lDer6et inE
@i6t nur bas, Sbr tonnt Gu6 nit Wemiitbsrn6e arr
S@lafe nieOerleeen; ten betlsmrue1ber 3rud, ieir
@iffeltburlt luiro Sud bednQitigen, fein SerrisraS id
bda iGiebtr 4inO S@dttetiroit @ierenleiben ODER @SssI.
matismns, 70 rufet bag Sitters 81 ollfe. obue 36geri,
unp gtein Seio iptro @t6 ipioerfabren." Sieies nor:
i6neaer IN Stintrnung als .iroenb Gin anOcrss 0rd.
parat. Gteinlal ta0li@ elm 9~aeinelas poG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Seit oemarnt, all Jbr matter,

tDenn SIR Cure 9(ngebDrigen nit blafem Sip
pen. blet6en Margen, blauserdnDerten Nusen,
l6laffer Saltung uro Mangel on Gnergie berz
i1n9eben iebt. Die 8lutarmutb, Ober 8lei6z
Iudt, lit eil1e Geude, Die 1ei9t erfennbor III,
hell lie ibr 9aiein. Dur9 obi9e Gri0eiaungen
,%qn3eigt. 2aBt ie DesbaGb nibt fetem SUB
fafien Dabur6, DaB Sbr sDgert, BENIN Die @dlfte
~ltnlerer 2eioen tDnnte berntieDen iperoeit, ipena
lie 5ur re6ten 3eit angepadt ipiiroen. Die
il1eueite Sori6un9 bat Sud Elm Mittel an Die
@qno gegebe1t, ipelDes BON Soften Der gart5en
meoi5inii6en 9rofeiiion ais Oas Bette 5u9ez
ftdtben tpirb, tpas bieies SSabrbunOert fir
8lutarme er3eu9t: Si1sbee's 4eptoniiirtes
.@iler- lttb Wan9an. g. !
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Jnlano.

- aus g%6ifon's 5erentI9e
1T tpie6er cine 6 3 II n 9 sberoor=
~gegangen, tpel9e fir bic gleftrotehntf bpn
GROCER 8ebeutung 1T. @s mar f6on ldneit
%betannt, baB gesoffenes &upfer eleftrif9ea
Startitr0men mod tpenieer Miberftanb leiz
ftet als genal5ter &upferbrabt, bic Milenz
f4aft f9reibt benz gegofenen &upfer fogar
bas breifahs Geitungsbermogen gu. Sie
praftif9e @erpenbung gu 9pnamos unb
2eitungen f6eiterte iebo9 an Der geringen
@uBfdbigteit reinen 8upfers, Ods gef9mplz
gen ftets blaitg tit, 70 f4Dn es ft3 ionit in
ben berl9iebenen 2egtrungen- gieben ldbt.
gbi1on beanfpru9t nun, bdB er reines
Rupfer bomogen gieBen tann unb bat =
nit Namen 1T ia Der 9srenmeifter BON
MenlOsparf raf9 Bel Der 9anb = bas Mez
tan 30. g. SUPPER getauft.
= 81. @.bpn9 torben.
2drt in Raub, Seras, eingetroffenen Nd9z
ri9ten 1T am 8. 5ebruar in 11ngarn
0err aeinbarb @eorg Bpm 9dlpigt I'm Otter
pon 72 Sabren geftorben, Der 8eritorbene
mar 1926 in 6efien ge6oren,, tpurbe Sffi5ier
in Der Diterrei9tf9en Nrmee unb mahte ofs
folfer ben italienif9en 6elb5ug BON 1849
nit, fpp er BEL Solferino 19per bertpunbet
tpurbe. Wit ben Sruppen Marimilians
fam er Mnfangs Der ie9s5iger Sabre na9
Merico unb iiebeGte na9 benz 3ufummens
ibru9 bes aai1errei9s nd6 Seras iiber, no
er big por brei Sabren blteb, nm banr, elmer
Gin1abung pon @eripanbten in l1ngarn foG=
geno, na9 europa 5uriid5nfebren. &ura
bebor er mad Seras 3uriid5ufebren bedbii4z
tigte, bat Der Sob ieinem an Wehfelfdlen
unb Mbenteuern rei4en 2eben Elm gnOe se>
ma9t.
= Mugn t g a n n, 9riinber has
eriten oeuti9en W~aiienbauies in G9icogo,
lit bpr einigen Sagen in St.2ouis, Mt1puri,
tuo er felt 1854 tpo6nte unb latlge gsi6dftz
li6 tbGtig mar, i'm Otter BON 73 Sa9ren gee
Itprber1. 8edmann tpdr in Ssnabtiid gez
boren, fam ols Singing nab g6icago lnb
eeibnete ii9 in Der beiigen bfutiAsn aDz
Ionic, ppm Slid begiinftigt, bur9 eiren aus
geprdgten Wobltbdtigteits finn aus. Sr mar
elmer Der 9riinber beg ySrpbeaszS dnger=
bunbes" in ct. 2ouis, lange 3eit elmer Der
0treftoren Der rSrdnflin Electromagnetic
TeGi6uft", fur5, als 9ef@dftsmann p;s als
60rberer bes beatfden geieGigen 2ebens
beutf9en Sanges unb beutf9er Sprahe
elei9 berborragenb tbdtig. @r t~rfreute iih
boben Nnfebens. 9luBer Der 9Bittipe trauera
bret SD9ter UNI ietnen 9ingang.
= @prbereftungen gum babz
ri 9enNdttpnd L GDnbent t. Sas
nit Der N%rraneirung beg i'm CONNER 1898
in pittsburg ab3ubaltenben baprii9en Ndz
tion1lzGonbents betraute GrecutiDzGomits
6at ii9 ~or9untiirt unb pirb nunmebr nit
Offer ans Wert geben, UNI penn Gonpent,
5u benz 0eleguten aus a1enSbeilen Der Union
erpartet perben, einen gldn5enben @rfofg
gu ii9ern. Die @abl Der Seitbeb0rbe Bate
folgenOes ReIultat: prdiOent, SO9n 9ein;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

A.z @Nfr7.-"H~F-T-s
tpGbnte Nuftieg Der perler our Mtrppolis
bernttbet tperben.- Cine eroBe aufregune
rief in ben ar9dologif9en &reifen bic ge.
ri9tli9e 4nertennung bes &erameifos als
Yriputbeits berbDr. Die auf biefem Sc.
ldnDe itebenben aablrei9en Q~ltertbimsl
f9einen bierbur9 gefdbrbet, unb es pirs
besbalb an bic grie9if9zar6dologii9e &C.
feaf9oft bic Notbpenbigteit berantreten,
BON benz gegentpdrtigen 8eftber Die 8iirgs
f9aft fir ibre @rbultung bur9 cine itarte
8elofumme 5u ~erfaufen. Oarauf 1T tpobl
ou9 bic gan5e Sa4e in srter 2inie ge=
ri9tet.
DIN 16. Sebrudr, benz ~oierbunbertz
idbrigen @e6urtstage bes srpBen oeutI9en
Mfitreformators Welan9t6on, lit Die + :
10 iirbtge 0resbener &reu3z
ii dee a ub Der s re en- e
pOrben. @dbrenb elmer Sruuuag, bic
ar9ioiafOnus 3ertbert ooG5og, aeistsn ii4
plObli9 ettpu "A lt3r am Sftenbe Der Stride
nnterbdl6 Der Satriitei feline Hou9poltan.
Weni9e Mtnuten fpGter erf9ienen AUDI am
0d9e 5ol6e, unb mad fdum elmer 8isrtelz
ltunbe brongen aus alien Senitern am Dad
ronbe g~eringere unb itdrtere Rau9maien.
@egen "a nbr entitRg benz 9d6itu6l in fe;z
ner gar5en 4~usbebnung cine md9tige Iau9z
fGule, u6er nod tpar feline 6eGe 5Gamme
ii4tbar. Oiefe 3eigte fi9 erit na9 4 lbr,
5uert pieOer am OiGi9en Sa@ranOe, bon
mo Der 8ranO iiberbaupt leiren 4usearg
9enomner 3u 6aben f9eint. 9ermutbll9 lit
er bur9 einen Defect in Der gentralbei3ung
entitunben; es lit ipobri9einGi9, Dab Der erIts
8ranbberb f9on lange 3eit glimmsn5 bez
Ttanben Fat. Die garSe &reu3tir9e Tumnt
Sburm brannte bolitdnbig aug. 91s 5ensr
griff aund6ft in ben @~lDdenfbubl binii6sr.
Seit Oielen Su6ren but fem @reigniB Ores
ben's 8eb0lterung 10 benegt, tpie Die Ser
nidtung ibrer eriten ~proteItantii6en pfarrz
fir9e. 8on nd6 unb fern brGngten ii6 bic
Meni9en ber5u, um bds prauitge S9auIpiel
bes brennenben @ottes6aides 5u betraaten.
@tnen f9aurig fhDnen &m6lid getpd6rte es,
tpem Der @riinfpan oes &~upfer0dbes tose
8arDt in grinem Seiter dufleu9tete, barn
buntelrotb tpurbe unb f9tisBli6 Die Slam
men 9eroor6ra6en. .@iner Der erlten, Der
auf benz 8%runOpIabe eri9ien, mar prinS
Sriebri9 Quguft, Der fi9 ouf bos@ngelegentz
Ii9fte mad uIem erfunbigte; ebenIo fdnbte
Der 8Dnig 1einen Sfiigelabiutanten mad benz
8ranbplaB. Niemanb a6nte, tpef9e furdt=
bare @er6eerung bas 6eler i'm Snuern Be-
reits angert4tet. &ur5 Dor 6 ubr sntfano,
tpG6renb man nod nit Der aettung De. Sir
9engerdtbe unb Der 8ir6en6i9er 6eI6Gfz
tigt mar, Elm 8eriten unb &ru9en, bum er=
folgte Elm toienbes 3erreiBen BON Mauer=
fpGnben unb 9ep0lbet6eilen, unb Der berrz
li6e 8au, Der @tola Der 0resbner airhen=
gemeinbe, mar Elm gljbenDer Sauttz unb
Sriiumerbaufen, aus Dem SeueriGlIta uilb
&au9idulen CUR 90be ftiegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Sn elmer 53eGe Der 9arriIon StraBenz
Poli5eiitation befanb ii9 bieier Suge Sobn
Gorpine, Elm 3ablmeiter Der 8unbesmurine,
!pegen 1tnterI9leifs in Saft, INN am Sreiz
tag per S9ub nn4 Nepport, 81. S. auriid=
aei9afft gu perber. gprtpine, Ser
ZEN &dng zines 2ieutenants bat un6 in
NeppOrt, &bobe SsGanb itutiontrt mar, tnt=
flob am Montag Na9mittag BON bort, na9=
benz er auf Ge9nung beg MarinezO epurtez
ments $4,000 er6oben bate. NuBerben lit
in feinen 8i9ern Elm Sebl6etrug BON ge9en
$4,000 entbedt pprben.
Gorpine tpurbe Mittpo9 Nu9mittag BON
ben Detectives Mc@artbp unb Murrane i'm
Palmer 9ouIe berbaftet unh na9 Der genz
trulitatfpn gebra4t, tpp er in 9egentpart
BON Poli5ei4ef 8abanO4 Elm umfufenbes
8eftdnbniB dblegte. Sn gorpint's 8eftb
tpurben bon Der neruntreuten Summe $295O
gefunben. Meitere $4,000 bat er ieirem Sc
itdnbniB nu4 fetner Satin gegeben, bic fh9
CUR 3eit in 8rootlnn beftnbet unb nit benz
9feit BON $50 bat er feline Nusgaben felt
Montdg .6eftritten.
goripine's @erbaftung rrfolgte auf teGez
pbonif4e S%gfOrmdtiOn. bic Snfpettor 5ib=
putrid bon Poli3ei9ef 8. 3. 8eub aus geepz
port, R. s., erbielt. Ser SnTpeftor Tanbte
fofOrt na3 @mpfdng Der 8u9ri4t, buB Gors
mine in Der 5tabt fein ioGe, Die Detectives
mc@artbb unb Murane aus, INN in ben
grOBeren 6otels mad benz Bli9tling auf
@runb Der BON Netpport aus ~gefanoten Bets
Notwithstanding gu fuben. Die Beam
ten pdren bonn Slid begiintigt, benin tie
fanben Gorlpim glei9 i'm eriten 6pte[, in
benz fte borfprd9en, ndn1lih i'm pdlmer
6ouIe tpo er ft9 gerabe Elm 3immer dntpsifen
lieB. Srobbem er ii9 ben @9nurrbart batte
dbrafiren Gaffer, erfannten tim Die Detectives
1ofort unb rr CAB aud, als er bon ibnen d1l%
9eiprD4en purbe, unDer5iigli9 feline Sbentiz
tdt gu unb folgte D6ne Wetteres na9 Der
GENERALIZATION, mo er Dom pDli8si6ef 1lnb
SnfpettOr Sibputrtd in Elm 8erbOr genotnz
men tiur6e, in befen 8erlauf er. uru1nz
ipunben eingetanD, baB er am Mpntag
$4,000 BON Der 8ant erboben unb bann auz
fdmn1en NIT feinet Satin seflii9tet iei, pd6z
renb fe ibr bierid6riges SO4terhen BEL Be-
tanrten 3uriidgelafen bdtten.
DIS 9runb fir ben 11nterf9leif unb bic
Slu9t fibrte er an, baB Elm unebrli9er
@Iert ettpa $4,000 aus Der &aife enttpenbet
Bate. Sn Wdf6in9tpn babe man %gemertt,
bdB feline 8affe ntdt ftimme, unb es fei bess
6alb 3ablbirector Casper S9ent nd9 ysepz
port geianbt tporben, INN cine 8ii9errepiIion
bor3unebmen. Nngeit4ts bteier SbatIa6e
babe er ben 8opf polftdnbig berloren, 6abe
fi9 $4,000 BON Der 8ant gebolt unb lei 0unn
geflii9tet, nm nu1 Cripple Greet au qeben.
Gprtpine mar, dls er bas @eitGnbniB mahte,
duBerit nieoer9ef4lu9en, ba er ii9 Der iFoGz
gen 1einer ~9dnblungsipeiie pobl betpuBt lit
unb petB, baB bas 8riegseeri9t, bor bas er
9eItelt tperben tpiro, turaen proceB nit ibm
MAIDEN fpiro.
Gortpine bat ben Slang zines 2ieutenants,
ipurbe am 3. WtdrS 1879 bonn 9rGfibenten
6abes gum 9iilfsaablmeiiter ernannt >unb
aDancirte am g., sSanuar 1895 gum 3abt@
meiiter. -@eit benz 26. 9obember 1896 mar
er in Netpport ftationirt. Gr foDobl pie
feline 9uttin bertebrten in ben bciten &reilen
in Nepport.
Ns H
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
,Iuoemeiner moaren,narss.

gntter = Bette Creamery 49,; l. auatItft IS
17C 9. 14-l5:; bette nad9eutabts l3-14; osit.OhttI
liz; /. auaIitdt l4-l5:; 2. aaat.tdt SO.
gnbnen- Bette 70:; CUTE 6O-SS@ bslt'
.w.ebiumso e5; gsrinss Nuatitit $50.
~e5enftrpb - $3.50 bic Xonre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Dettabl Onkel SAM.
TGarine > 5aPlmeifer Gorwtne
in Chicago feif9enommen.
uuteridGug $4,000.

Die Detectives MCCARTHY uno murrane
MAIDEN einen ausee5eidneten Sang i'm
palmer Poufe. - 2Iuf cine perfonaIbe=
f6retbun9 oesp oIi5eidefs in11emport, z.
:. bin, pofelbf Gormine ftationirt mar,
miro DER SIiidtIine in Roft eenommeu.
Gorwine Ieet Elm umfafenoes 6eftdno=
nib ob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Die @rbgrob9er5ogin y II
2uremburg CAB einem SO4ter9eg ras
2eben. Gum britten Wlal tpuroen Die 9pffz
rungen bes 2anbes auf einen S9ronfolger
gu ni4te..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
3m0lfp erfonen eebiQen.
Gin anihetneno touer K0ter
terrorilirt Ole 11oromefleite.
Nadldiitsfeit Der Boli3ei.

meieerte fih, eIeib auf ole erfe Nadridt
Don Dem mithen oesD iehes auf oas fclbe
Jaeo 3i MAIDEN. = Gs miro fhlie6lih
nad aufreeenoer Derfolenue unfhdoli6
eemadt. G~heiIipeiie Site Ger DerleB=
ten, BON oenen ole meiiten sduIfitoer
fino. Der 5uitano mebrerer oerieIben
beoenf!ih.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Me BIZ - 5aro Wheat Sprtr9 Votents int ffaB ShOo
-430, Gpft Dbeat 8atents $S.90-4l0, Snrb Wbsat
Bofers i'm gaf ~. 75-3.25 Spft Wbeat gaters In
sod S3.Oo-3.35, vgeo Dog" $l.20-l.90 &Og9eHaseel
i'm sSaR 81. 25-2.45; neues I'M Sat $2.0O-2.2O.
mi n te rp Ell aeu - Gto. 3 Sarb gu 8O-s4G
gorn go. 2 gu 2S-23Ec.
sofer No. : gu l6; merger go. 2 an l9&-2O:
6eu - Gtartes 9tinotbp 5000 bic Eonus. No. |
81. 5o-S0O No.2 &6.50-700 Miigeb s800-650 Up.
{ anbgrairte, DeItes $500, mittlere Quail, T.O0-75O
its --2-S2c.
HpQaen- &c. 2 5l 36-36M:.
Sdmereten-S lads go. 1 af Der 8abH 7Se,
g%tortbmeltern 800; gimotbD S2.00-2.80,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Ranoels. uno Sinansbsrtat.
Der 6eIornarPt.

Sie acknowledgements betieieH f8 ssFtsrn AMI
$l2, 544, 1917, e
9elb auf &iinbi9un9 mar ST 6 Procent Ieidt su be-
fola1nen unb Metbiel murbeH init 6 bis Z 9rocent biSton=
tirt. MebfeI auf Stem Dort mnrben NIT 20 9rosent
Aufselb ~perfauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
g nI II spreife.
6etretoeborie

Gbtca9o, 9. Wtdr3.
Die bDbften, uisOrisiteu uno S9luBpreiie iuarelt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Diebnarft.

~gtnbbis5 purOs III ben etod.garSs iuis taEss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

I'D 3aupthanbelspIabe enrupa,s:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Snofe- gsatipes nno @sftern gtausess. 1926
4. 90, 3amUter s.. 50-5t
5uIuBr: 1900 Stiid.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-12-14
FEEDING CALVES.

The Massachusetts, Experiment Sta
ton has been making experiments in
this line, and has found. that it isquite
possible to get nearly one cent asqaart
for the skinned milk by feeding il to
calves with the addition of other foods.
These added foods which were found
to be the most profitable we're oleomar,
garine oil,17and brown sugar in eum
Gent quantities to make. up for the
cream taken from the milk, The results
show that the calves so fed gave
as the value of, them at birth.
and from three. quarters Of AGENT to.
nearly a cent per quart fog the milk
used. Doubtless it q strict account had
been kept, as Of the experiments with
COWS, taking. the value OF the manure
into account, the profit would have
been Somewhat more than this, bus
quite sufficient to make-it worth while
to rear the calves or even TO procure
calves from the neighbors for not
than a dollar each, and free them for
the sake of~Uhe prof1Eand the manure,
instead of throwing away the SKINNED
milk! J' a.s1 --a
As compared with pork at six anda
half cents a pound, it has been shown
that the calves SO fed we're not. quite as
profitable as the pigs, but pigs cannot
be sold as we'll as young calves may be
at this early age, and in the expert
ments on record it wgs the fully grown
pig that was. estimated In competition
with the two months old calf! This, Of
course. will go the advantage of the
calves, and. thus indicate that it will be
alWay g profitable to rear the male
calves for veal on the skinned milk,
with the addition of the Oil aud the
sugar. or, of the cheapest, molasses, up
to the age, of two monthsoor q little
more. -''
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-12-14
FALL HATCHER CHICKENS.

For myself I p~refer0to have Fhemaid
part of my chickens Matched in the fab:
August 1 to- Ocs6bef ]; for sever I rea-
sons. In the spring We2hsve a great
many obstacles to contend WITHHOLD
and chilly. rains and ri dd4Ha gfaeaBla
weather in general, mud, slush and
slon e7enywheFe.- Toe chickens have
not mated Well enough yet. and a poor S3r
hatch is the. result. AL the. fo8dLbas
to be bought or furnished; while in the
fall seeds are npe," iced isleheaper.
weather dry and warm littlss clicks
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-12-14
POULTRYYARJ

-. ssLr# --- f#r "
There is but one remedy at hand to
continue the 24igor and usefulness OF
our itavorite egg producing breeds, and
that is the introduction Of new blood
every year. This is easily said, but
hard to accomplish, as it is difficult to
know. just where to turn for this
strength our focks so much need. The
breeders. of thoToughbreds for strictly
useful qualities are SO few that one
'hesitates and is puzzled as to where to
seek forovigor. Yet unless this course
is pursued I firmly believe that tits
only a matter ofea few years before our
favorite egg producing breeds will be
a thing ef7the past, and3only q remem,'
:brance Turf, Farm and Home. o., oc.
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FRRsH MKAT ZOE HRNa.

+ Hens do much better if theycan get
fresh meat through the winter and Vari.
Gus firms prepare dried and ground
meat forpouitry foodgzIna good many
sections there is always a-supplyE on
hand. that can be used for this purpose.
Rabbits are. very common in a good
many places and as q feed for laying
hens they are a success. One pound of
meat three times q week for eachasix
teen hens is a fair ration, and almost
any farmers boy could supply this
much RABBIT meatreguEarly theowinter
throueh:-FarmeFB Voice. ''
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can. find most of all their living out
doors for themselves The eggs hatch
better and, above, al the pulllets from n1
my cross Of G olden Wyeappdqtte ROSTERS p9qs45
on Rose Comb Br9Yn rLeghhoofnnpL hens
are well feathered and oyer half grown
cold weather sets in. They will
commence to lay all summer and fall.
while, spring h4tchedd chickens will
mott next spring and quit laying. Be
sides, those fall Matched chickens are
just the right si49 and weight to lb2FFHee
good prices about the holidays as hrol
ers. S, ockm8n -, .-g-rz. f. -.
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WANTED!'

The Brooklyn Life Insurance Gam-
paBy of New York, aIregnlar2cOmpauy
of thirty years standing during which
time it has paid OUT hundreds of thou
sands of dollars to bepefciaTies'i in the
North Carolina sloBe,I is
about to re-opan an agency feree3 in
that State, This is an excellent chance
fora Managing General Agent, also for
District and Special Agents; men. OF
good repute and experience ehquldrap
ply with full particulars to Brooklyn
Life Insurance Company, 81 Liberty
Street, New York City. zr- zae. r1rV
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IS =H9G1CHuEFEK -NCURKBEEf


Dis~couraging, indeed. to every hog
raiseEigtheTep0rt oE3JoAnU oWhis, of
Iowa, whose thorough test of the Dodge
''cure" for hog cho era has given 60 his
report the weight Q. a final decision as
TO that particular articles from which
great thin gss were expected, Mr..
Cownie declares that it Is Ineffective,
and. in a, notato the Farmers Voice,
along with which he c~ourteously trans:
mitsa copy of his formal report, Mr..
Cownie. sayesis'.The result was not
favorable but equally 81 goodas would
have been the case with any other, OF
the so called hog cholera cures:S ? -.
This is sweeping enough aadasW6
trust it may. proveato be too inclusive.
for it will be strangeit. the combined
science and 'skllIaof our veterinary
friends do not yet, discover just the
right c6nbiuadon needed to overw helm.
and utterly destroy this mereiless {
terminator of the American hog. Sure
lyssthe opportunity is here presented
for employment-of che best thought of.
veterinary science Iowa alone could
haTepaid last yeatsomething like $25
-OOg 600 for d 'tetnedy that was sure and
complete andistilLhsge been money ia
pocE6t. Fo~the man, therefore, who
perfects a hog cholera cure 8 fortune is
in waiting. Who will win this fortune
and everlasting fame and confer upon
his fellows a great and lasting benefitT
-Farm6fs' Voice f.. ..,, ,-,o -..s< ,,
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FIRST; to break as much land as pos:
sible in the winter with all the trashUn-
it 9epaH get, and ~ ftH9sa4PfF6me to
apply btertilizer.
ssPPhH never tOIP appther Ebw
of cotton without t~ertiTizing, be the
land ewsFISo rich, so that we may
secure a stand, not TO mention other
benefits, - B. MULLEN.
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GOOD
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Correspondence of The Progressive Farmer.
81 ,HARRIsOHBURG, IN. o.:

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Nov. 81, 1897
In THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER Of Nov.
18Th l see q HHst OF names Of persons in
various States Of the Union THAT are
makiugoEquiries about lands for sale
in North Carolina. While T am not
author zsd to sen the lands in this
vicinity, there are several farms that
cansbe, had at reasonable prices lying
contiguous TO eachother, good farming
lands, suitable for grain, cotton, clover,
and grasses; plenty of timber, with
buildings necessary for farms on the
NEST Of it; water plenty; a part of,the
farms have considerable amount of
bottom land. Some of il, or all Wilde
for grazing purposes; Ethink,it would
make a good sheep ranch, being more
or7ess broken. 49, @1'-~'
This is not for an advertisement. AS
1 said hafore, il am not a~uthorizeaEIO'
sell the lands, but wodld be glad to.
see and have some good farmers settle
down and cast their lots with ue, in, q
good community. 81 - strE01-<
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Evening bulletin., 1897-12-09
Circuit Court Notes.

In Judge Stanley's court this
morning Julius Asch was declar-
ed a bankrupt on his own peti,
ton. Henry Smith for petitioner
who has fled an application that
bis personal effects to the value
of $500 may be declared exempt
In Judge Perry's department OF
the Circuit Court the trial OF
Carlos Long vs.. w. II. Cornwell
Jr. is still going on.
Evening bulletin., 1897-12-09

Mrs. Charles j. Harbron of
New York burst blood vessel
and died, from the joyful excite =
ment of meeting her husband
coming home from sea. Harbrop
was a sailor on the U. s. s.
Adams and three years ago went
East, where he married Mrs.
Nellie Hayden and shortly after
ward was ordered back to the Pa
cific station. On the Goth of
November last he returned after
an absence of two years. Mrs.
Hrrbron embraced him and then
fell back faintiDg. Her joy was
too much for her weak heart and
she died.