Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-06-14


SIN farmers are using In their butter
and the others foreign dairy salts far
comparison
The leading brands al dairy salf f.
general contain IS to over 80 per cent.
OF pure sod um tfIorid. s 10 1.5 psr cent
calcium sulfate, 4 Is IS per cent. ralcf-
I'm ohlorid, 4 trace 10 = per cent nag
nesinm ehlorsd none 81 .a per cent
moisture. and none 10 below Il per cenf.
OF inscluble impurities. BY Inference
Diamond Crystal. Worcester and Gene
see salts are most highly approved and
American salts average higher than
foreign.
Carter Harrison at Bicycle Meet.
II the GAINESVILLE Cycling club cons
tinues the hustle they have adopted for
the state meet and national circuit
races. the event viii certainly do the
club much credit. Several gold med
ais for the various amateur state cham
plonships have been offered by some &c
janesvi.le's citizens, Sanger. johnson
and McDunree have entered. and there
is possibility Of having Bald and
Gardner unon the track. Considering
the fact that after q three days meet
Of the national circuit at St. Louis. and
as the next date in the circuit is at
GAINESVILLE, there is no doubt but that
the number OF professional riders ali
the Wisconsin, division mset viii be
large. Chicago Cycling clubs are con-
slderlng proposition OF sending
score or more OF members 10 attend the
meet
The one fare rate on the railroads
will bring lots of people from cities
who desire a short outing There will
also be upon the programme of amuse-
nrents base ball and . II games swim
ming and rowing contests. balloon
ascension and a hoIss IS carriage race.
July II, 10 and IA. An invitation has
been extended 20 Hon Carter II. Har-
rison 70 attend on the opening day. He
says ne no u1uUp vvrIr -rrssv-ss-. Ia ,,;il
be glad to attend =
Educating Our Girls.
The northwest should have 9 frstrank
womans college and the seeds rs doubt
lie in the Milwaukee Down.ar eolIeg q,
whose new home in Milwaukee is chris
tened today There are two buildings.
class and administrative hall named
for William p. Merrill and a residence
hall named fer the late = d. Hoiton
These constructions represent $4,000,
and with such donors as the Plankin-
tons. Charles F. Pfister, F. c. Bigelow
and others interested, money should be
forthcoming in years to come The
brewing families may be heard from.
Vassar college was built on Matthew
yassar's fortune. earned in that line of
industry. Wellesley college, by the
way, was the benefaction of a man
the waywardness Of whose earlier years
he sought to condone by repentance
and giving his goods to noble uses
when he was old.
Milwaukee Downer college is the
blending 1885 of two venerable insti-
buttons. The former was chartered in
1851. and the latter began work III Fcx
Lake in 1855. Vassar was fifteen years
behind. The new buildings will accom-
modate 100 teachers and students.
headed by President Ellen C. Sabin, a
Dane county woman who is winning
laurels as an educational leader. All
success to the educational project
Milwaukee college has already num-
bered Frances Willard as a student and
Mrs. Kate Epson Clark and Mrs. James
Tweedy Of New York. women writer's
are graduates.
On Saturday last the young women
gave AS You Like It. on Sunday DR.
GunsauIus preached, tonight Rev.
Charles H. Richards breaches in Ply
mouth church, and tomorrow President
7 Adams dedicates the new buildings
f, with an address