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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15

a zacznie sic robota cicha, podziemna. Je-
zeh pan krueger jest rzeczywiscie takim
mistrzem, "a jakiego uchodzi, powinien do
wiosny Zorganizowac iadna koaicyjke
przeciwko Anghi Wszystke materially sa
gotowe; potrzeba tylko dobrego podzega-
cZa.
SWAT ME bardzo sic przelaki, gdy ma
skrzydfach elektrycznosci rozniosia sic
wiadomosc o tenn, re Portugalia pokf6cifa
sic Holandya, Cd czas6w Napoleona Igo
Mkt Juz ME bierze ma seryo tych mo-
carstw; zaledwie wiemy ich istnieniu.
Lecz W obecnym czasie og6lnego napreze-
MIA ME naleay lekcewazyc zadnego objawu.
TO tez zaledwie te diva panstwa posprze-
czafy sic re soba do tego stopnia, re po-
sfowie ich powyjezdzali re stolic, co ozna-
cza zerwanie stosunk6w dyplomatycznych
Anglia wysfafa powazna eskadre do Lizbo-
ny wizyta przylacieska. Kr6l portugalski
odwiedzit statek admiralski angielski,
zjadt ma MIN sniadanie i przy toascie ogio-
ktorya istnieje romans tax czufy, re jedno
drugiemu krzywdy Zrobit ME da Podej-
rzewano te pare o sekretna miiosc juz cd
poczqtku wojny Afryce, lecz ME byio
dowod6w. Teraz, gdy Holandya zaczefa
sic StaWlc WSkutek ZaJScla kOnSulem no.
lenderskim W Lorenzo Marquee, wszystko
sic wyjasnifo. DO obozu vice angielskiego,
w kt6rym obecnie mieszcza sic Niemcy q
Austrya Wfochami i prawdopodobnie
Turcya, Rumunia Szwecya, MONA doll
czyt i Portugalie. Natomiast sasiednia
Hiszpania zdradza wyrazna skfonnost ku
Francyi. W kaAdym razie zrecznost poll
tykl angielskiej doprowadzla do takiego
ukfadu sill W. Europie, re W razie zebrania
sic bury przewaga dzisiaj byiaby ma stro-
ME Anglii. Ten uklad daje wfasnie lor-
dowi Salisburemu prawo moznost pre-
mawiac do swiata takim spokojem pc
wnoscia siebie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY
STANY ZJEDNOCZONE. GORACZKA
CNOTY

EPo goraczce wyborczej kraj tutejszy
przechodzi obecnie przez druga chorobe-
goraczke cnoty. Bawia sic W wojne ME
cnota przewaznie demokraci, gdyz republi-
kanie, jako zwyciezcy, maja cos wazniej-
szego do roboty. Ia kampania przeciwko
wystepkowi pod r6znemi postaciami wy
glada cos tax jak dewocya starej grzesz-
nicy, ktora, ME mogac wiecej grzeszyc
wpada druga ostatecznosc i cd rama do
wieczora bije sic W piersi "a stare grzechy
R6znica jest tylko ia, re staruszka po
takim napadzie nabozenstwa idzie juz
zwykle spac snem wiecznym W ziemi, gdy
nasze kochane spofeczenstwo po kilku czy
miesiacach pokuty wraca sobie
do dawnych nieporzadk6w.
Zaczefo sic to zaraz po wyborach, W No.
wynn Yorku. Tammany, jakby ma ironie,
pierwsza podniosfa sztandar cnoty i wraz
z biskupem Potter'em wypowiedziafa woj-
ne roznym jaskiniom wystepku Do nowych
wyborow daleko; zbierac fundusze ma nova
kampanie jeszcze zawczesnie; cd starej
kampanii zostafo jeszcze cos kasie dla
przywodc6w; wiec zaczeto sic bawic W
moralnosc. Ruch ten udzielif sic innym
siegnaf nawet ma zach6d opart
sic az bezbozne Chicago. Major tego
miasta uczynif bohaterski wysifek i zam-
kna2 az pietnascie salun6w, poczem poszedt
spac spokojnie, sadzac, ze cd tel chwili
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
TOLEDO OHIO, SOBOTA, IS GRUDNIA 1900

stolica zachodu stanie sic czysta jak kry-
sztaf dobra jak jagnie. Nawet tax powaz-
ne ciafo, jak kongres, ME uniknefo po-
wszechnej epidemii. Ia staraniem zwiazku
starych bab, propagujacych wstrzemiezi-
wost, kongres zni6sf kantyne wojskowa,
t. ]. sprzedaz napol6w mocnych kosza-
rach, fortecach obozach. Zoinierz, lubia-
icy sic maple czego mocniejszego cd limo
nady, ME bedzie mogf zaspokoic swojej
potrzeby miejscu pod dozorem wfadzy,
lecz moze wyjsc na miasto wi6czyc sic
po szynkach, gdzie go napojq W dodatku
ograja W kosci lub karty.
Wszystkie te sposoby wojowania re zfem
ME zdafy sic ma mic. Zfo powstafo ME
stad, re W miescie ma tej lub owej ulicy
otwarto szynk lub gamblernie; ITO ME u
stapi tez przez to, re ten szynh lub co in
nego zamkna. Ito siedzi ludziach, W ich
zfem tez wychowaniu, ich pr6znych gfo-
wach i sercach, a pefnych kieszeniach, W
braku cel6w idealnych W ich zyciu, W sza-
lonej pogoni "a przyjemnosciami, "a zbyt-
klein, "a fatwym zarobkiem A tego zfego
/ ME wypleni zaden major miasta, zadna po-
licya, AMI zaden biskup. Jezeli jednak
spofeczenstwu zachciewa sic dla rozmaito-
sci powoJowac troche re ztem, to radziii-
bysmy mu zaczac kampanie ME od dofu
lecz cd CORY. Zakazac zniesc pr6zniactwo
mfodych milioner6w, ktorzy W jedna noe
przepijaja przegrywaja CRUDE maJatki !;
karat szalony zbytek pieknych pan wiel-
kiego swiata, kt6re czestokroc ma jednej
sukni balowej nosza kapitafy wystarczajace
ma wystawienie szkoiy, szpitala koscioia
razem; dac prace wszystkim zdrowym, a
pr6zniak6w pakowac do domow popraw-
czych; uczyc Mode pokolenie, re celem
zycia ME Jest uzywanie, lecz siuzenie ia
kicis idei, wedfug zdolnosci upodobania
kazdego; a wtedy juz dopiero zamykac
dziury, gdzie nedza bawi sic upiJa sic "a
Gently. Przykfad powinien isc zgdry, gdyz
inaczej wszelaka walka re ziem bedzie tyl-
ko gonieniem wiatru W polu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
SpeCya|nG POda[unki
MA LISTOPAD I GRUDZIEN
1900 roku.

Przez miesiace Listopad Grudzieh
hedziemy dawac W prezencie do gazety
ksiazek naszego wydawnictwa wartosci
$1.OO, zamiast so c., jak do tel pory.
Ma kOszta przesyfki prosimy dofaczyt
25 c., czyli razem "a gazette na rok i "a
, ksiazki nalezy przysfaC $1.75.
KtO chce Opr6cz ksiazek "a 81 90
s'Kalendarz Ameryki" ma rok 1901, to
MECH dofaczy jeszcze 10 c., czyli razem
$l.S5.
Prenumeratorzy W Toledo moga ode
braC premium W Ofisie W takim razie
ME pOnosza koszt6w przesyfki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
OD WYDAWNICTWA.

Niniejszem zawiadamiamy, re zebrafa
sic odpowiednia iczba prenumerat6w ma
Trylogie Sienkiewicza takowa zaczniemy
wydawac regularnie W zeszytach tygo-
dniowych cd dnia 5go stycznia 1901 r.
Tylko ci beda pokwitowani "a $l.OO na
Gaia Trylogie Sienkiewicza, ktorzy prenu-
merate optaca pred dniem 31ym grudnia
1907.
Cd 1go stycznia 1901 r. premunerata 70
stanie podwyzszona ma $3.50.
Ieszyt okazowy zostat rozesfany wszy-
stkim, ktorzy sic zapisai ma prenumera-
tor6w
Kto ME zaptaci 81 90 W terminie ozna-
czonym, ME bedzie uwazany "a prenume-
ratora.
Zeszyty okazowe rozsyfamy darmo.
Wyraznie ogiaszamy, re Trylogii Sien-
kiewicza ma premium do "Ameryki'' ME
dajemy.
Wszystkim prenumeratorom, ktorym ga
zeta wychodzi ma 81 grudnia br., rozes1ali-
smy zawiadomienia. Zawiadomienia take
rozsyfamy do wszystkich miast, bez wzgle-
du ma to czy nasz agent ,bedzie tam lub
ME- NaIezy to do porzadku W interesie
Zdarza sic czasami, re ktos zapfacif a.
gentowi prenumerate, nastepnego dnia
dostaf zawiadomienie, z3prenumerata mu
wychodzi. Lub ktos juz, wysfaf prenume-
rate do mas, nastepnego dnia 'odebraf "a
wiadomienie. " takich razach prosimy ma
zawiadomienie ME zwracac uwagi, tylko
czekac czy data ma adresie bedzie popra-
wiona.
Agenci nasi wydaja pokwitowania, TAX
samo ofisu wysyfamy pokwitowania kaz-
demu.
Kto dostanie zawiadomienie O wyisciu
prenumeraty, ME zapfaci agentowi ami
ME odesle pieniedzy do ofisu, zostanie IL
sty preumerator6w wykreslony.
My ME zatrzymujemy nikomu gazety
dlatego, zebysmy mu ME wierzyli, tylko
dlatego, re takiego systemu sic trzymamy,
zeby dawac gazette bardzo tanio ale tylko
"a opfata CORY.
'Amcryka" ME ma zadnych sekretnych
ME moze vice bye rozsyfana ami ma kredyt
ami darmo.
Kto ME ma do mas zaufania, to ME po-
trzebuje "Ameryki'' otrzymywac-a ME
potrzebuje sic zfoscic o to, re my tax samo
traktujemy jego jak on mas.
Ludziom rozsadnym objasniamy przy-
czyne dlaczego ma kredyt gazety ME posy-
famy: otto razem uczciwymi dtuznikami
zbiera sic 100 razy wieksza liczba nieuczci-
wych dfuznik6w. Do roku 1S9Sgo ludzie
byi nam winni "a gazette przeszto $4,000.
Gdy rozesfalismy rachunki, to ME dostali-
smy nawet tyle, ably optacic mark poetic
we klerka "a wypisywanie tych rachun-
k6w. Pomiedzy tymi dfuznikami byli lu-
die znani nam dobrze wielu bardzo bo-
gatych. RozgniewaIi sic ma mas to, re
smieGsmy sic nasza naleznosc dopomi-
nae: przestali gazette prenumerowa6 g1o-
sza do dis dnia oszczerstwa przeciwko
wydawcy. Doswiadczenie nauczyfo mas,
re kazdy, komu tylko czynilismy te taske,
re kredytowalismy "a gazette, to staf sic
naszym zacietym wrogiem, skoro 60 popro-
silismy, ably uczynif nam faske i zapfacit
"a gazette.
Takich kfopot6w ME zyczymy sobie mice
wiecej. Wolimy mice pofowe mniej prenu-
meratorow, ale pfatnych CORY. Ma kre-
dyt nikomu gazety ME wysy1amy.
Ia to re nikomu ma kredyt ME posyfamy
gazety, jestesmy W stanie wydawac lepsza
gazette, dawac ia taniej rozdawac najlep-
sze prezenta, co najwazniejsze. re ME
potrzebujemy gazety zapefniac humbuger-
skiemi ogfoszeniami
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
KataIog ksiq1ek PoIskich
wydawniCtwa
A. A. PARYSKIEGO, w TOLEDO, 0.

Ass Ass zSsys assasS%
sa a. sz k sSS
Bo,cxisw, c<yii as5nHs nsfis iosy enHf GenowSfy -
tzarnaksitznik HokGs.Pokus :
CzsroT&icA Parry Banu, czyli Historya ks Achmedze
nxiS"asn DcsIsmator M'fSs PclsHi sST'ese >: 9
xsss st Hss s'5ys
~, pieciu danacir , b, bagdadzkch 2
Gen.rsf GsssfnnGse Powsska Myhiad usoRwa RHR"lArny
Gratuiant, oraz Piesni Weselne. ?. :
Historya GarIska trzynasc Gle nnych ciekawyc bajei
05@k epze
His,orya All Babiei o czterdziestu ziodzieach !
hst"rya So"a zaeuaroranym y przepowiednia
u,s,nsss masSyny N,Iatal lataiaseJ p1we,rzn
Historya Ryeerzu Ziotoskrzydiym |
histSrya i"hu Trseeh JaSihseS inne opowadana
hist8rya zofnierzu, co mia fake newykurke keske
Jak Pierwc,ni Ludzie Wyobraza sobc Ksztafty zcmi
yak Kobe Vino Tahsze Cd P,wa jabisk in owocow
=, eiaa M ludzkiego siuza. Napsai M Brzezihsk 9
asas 5aa S.sg,s sz
I61efata Dclina czyl SAD 6stateezny, soe oprawie
Jedenasete Najciekawszych Bajek
Rara Boska, vi csyii Ssieae dziecko Ameryce i
Krdlewna Morska, czyli Historya o Bederze 2
KtdSw fosks a%siyh
ksiega Wiadomosei naukowych pozytecznych
Lirnik Polski S
Maciek Grada, MielkoPolanin. Powiest -, l
nargrasianka Marya k"mans dramatyezny tFzech to-
cuskiego. Try tony razem. 81.
Ms%ross siss; Saomona f1y siazka ppnkowania
So"{ ten dug 1S
NJ %arHs; Pos%at spsxny Przsz St RseIoskisgo
9 jamie kr5ie%iezn, zar: :Ptaku WIKI Wiatrooeie
Gsief W6i Ronik, czyli ekarstwo ma up6r cekawosci
zemi sfoheu CIV iaziaeh czyli obudowie swiata, je
Pan g. Wsd @ sa%SkoS l
Pan Twardowski, siawny rnistrz czarnoksezki 2
's'sssa Prewans
kSsss{ns Hsas{ns oud0w"a hst0 morske pae
PraxdziSs Miiese wszystko zrycieaa, czyii hisorya
Prawdziwa Sybilia, !, czyfi proroctwo Michaldy /
PROXY Cierpliwosc ezyi przygody Matka jego prod
PierMsi Biai osadnicy deklaracya nepodeefo5ci St.
ReEo r4a1y
PIierwszs Ponce nag iyeh wypadfach zachorowania
Porsanik dla kobet, kt5re %si eSes 5yt zdrowemi
POrozbiorors Dziee polsk czy ak nadd polski wal
.szebesfs sposoby Rczpustnka czy hstorya spia
Przysody Kafa Haruna Ara.zyaa irzy inne hstorye 3
SS}sy Mrf F. i osn oa S i Sr5sss 1
Reinecke Lis, poemat Goethe'go o
RinaldO Rinaldni, sfynny dow6dzca oprysZk6w q
Robert Dyabef P0wesC straszna. lahawna poucZajaca
Robinson KruzOe. cZyli skutki neposinszeiistwa q
Romans Arabski Opo%iadanie nadzwyczainych przy
godach mifosnych q
Sem Pijacki II
ss sennik ipsawdzwy sko-Espski. @ 80,
SfOwnik AngielskO-POlski 81
siownik ora1 Nau:
Ia Wymowy Angielskiej. oprawie pi6ciennej So.
w oprawle skorkowcj 50.
SplrytOOga, nanka wywofywanu dnch6w 80 str 81.
LySfac N0cy Jedna ~ tomow, ilustracyami So.
SSaika indxan iH RiaiHni d"! !ii otti 'N O
Hielki Zbi6r POezy ola RObosnik6w. ZeszytI 1Oc,
Zyt II, 1Oc zeszytIII 1Oc, zeszyt1V &c., razem 2
W Nfewolf u krwiOzerczegO Murzyna =. j
WszystkiegO pO trOsZe . +. 9
Zakleta Dziewica z Broda, czyli cyruiik zbawca i
ZiOty Cfelec. Poemat Adama Asnyka -.
Znaczenie Obch Od6w Nar0dOwych 1,
IwycestwO Cn0ty, czy historya dw6ch siostrach q
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
POSZUKIWANIE.

Poszukuje mego brata Pawta Bortnik,
pochodzacego z Galicyi, ktory przebywaf
dawniej W Minnesota. Ktoby wiedziaf
miejscu jego pobytu, lub on sam, prosze
mi doniesc. .-Michaf Bartnik, 1471 Michi-
gan ave., Detroit, Mich.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15

Ma kredyt ksiazek ME wysyfamy; raleznosc
prosmy przysiac wraz obstalunkiem. Przesyike
op}acainy sami. Adres
A. A. PARYSKI,
316 jackson ave-,
TOLEDO, O., u. s. a.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15

Ola braku miejsca musielismy kilka
korespondencyj odfozyc do nastepnego nu-
meru. Kto Trenton, n. j., nadesfaf lOc.
markach pocztowych ma Kalendarz
"Ameryki?" W liscle ME byfo podpisu,
ami adresu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15
dZtl.
SZCZEPANIK,

slawny wynalazca, przybedzie do Ameryki
W styczniu 1901 r, ably zorganizowac
kompanie, ktora ma sic zajac wyrabianiem
iepO Wynalazk6W
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-12-15

Kalendarze Maryanskie zostafy wyczer-
pane.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
There Are Two Heat Centres.

The eastern and western shores Oh
the Atlantic ocean afford very strik
ing illustration of the varieties of tenn
perature from the line which theoreti
cally should prevail. On the Ameri
can continent the effects of isolation
and radiation have free play. and as &
result great diversities of climate are
experienced within comparatively
short length of country; places only
few hundred miles apart exhibiting
great differences between their meaI
annual temperatures.
No such diversity exists on the east
ern side of the Atlantic. there being
only about one-half of the variety OF
mean annual temperatures in an equal
line of coast line that exists ON the
opposite side of the ocean. The gull
stream is responsible for the stability
OF the climate of the British isles bui
there are other Instances where ar
ocean reduces the temperature in nc
cordance with its latitude. the de,
crease of temperature from the equa
tor to the poles being more rapid Niar
under existing conditions.
Not only does the heat equator moi
include the geographical equator. hm
the heat equator changes It's position
and mlgratcs from one place To ar
other.-Newcastle (Eng) Chronicle.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
A Hint to Peach Cultivators.

Those who grow peaches should
keep a continued lookout for indica-
tons of the yellows. A premature
ripening of the fruit is one of the
first symptoms, though the lack of
flavor in the peach should enable one
to detect the disease If he is familiar
with the variety. But when the little
yellow looking sprouts and punches
of leaves seem to break out through
the bark at places where no branches
should be expected, then it is sure
thing that the tree has the yellows,
and the sooner it is disposed of the
better for the rest of the orchard. Cut
it down or dig it out root and branch,
taking care not to touch another tree
with it while doing so, or while carry
ing it out Then as soon as dry
enough burn it. Do not let even the
smoke of the burning blow toward the
other Peach trees, and do not set an
other tree near the spot where this
condemned tree stood.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Fair words never hurt the tongue
George Chapman.
Nature fits her children with some
thing to do.-Lowell.
What can't be cured must be en-
dured.-Robert Burton.
Sorrows remembered sweeten pres
ent joy.-Robert Pollock.
The childhood shows the man as
morning shows the day.-Milton.
We may give advice, but we cannot
inspire the -Rochefoucauld.
Clearly the mold Of mans fortune
Is in his own hands.--Francis Bacon.
Not being untutored in suffering. l
learn to pity those in affliction.-Virgil.
We want not time, but diligence,
for great performances.-Sam john
son.
You should forgive many things in
Ausonius.
Sorrow concealed, like an oven
stopped. doth burn the heart to Gin
ders.- s.-Shakespeare.
Defeat is nothing but education
nothing but the first step to something
better Wendell Phillips.
The hypocrite would not put on the
appearance of virtue if it was not the
most proper means to gain love.-Addl-
son.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
Fall Planted Trees.

There Is a security of investment In
trees for fall planting. that does not at
tach to spring planted trees. In the
fall planted tree the risk is minimum; (;
whereas, in the tree set out in the
spring it is maximum. This has been
our observation and experience. The
tree that is planted in the fall has
three or four months to fortify itself
at the roots before nature calls on II
to pump sap to the top for new
top growth. 1t soon establishes itself
firmly. takes Il vigorous root. and is in
condition to develop itself above the
surface, ut the very first call for re-
newed growth. 1t is firmly set by the
late fall and the winter rains. and II
the summer should be dry, it will not
suffer like the spring set tree that is
still unsettled and weak at the root.
In planting. we prefer one year old
trees. They do not make as much show
at first, but we venture the assertion
that one year old trees. set out in the
fall, viii surpass in growth any two
year old trees that are set the follow
ing spring. Root growth Is the prime
object Mt first. and In no way can II be
more surely obtained than by planting
one year old trees in the fall of the
year. a vigorous top growth Is sure
TO follow as the season advances.-The
EDltomIst.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
ART OF BREATHING PROPERLY.
Few People Understand the Philosophy
of Respiration.

sit may seem strange enough" said
doctor the other day, "but really
over 30 per cent. of the population do
not know how to breathe. Nature
kindly enough adapts herself to i'm
perfect methods or respiration, as she
edapts herself to the unnatural quail
ties of tea, coffee or alcohol man
floods his system with during his life
time. but all the same she does not
approve. Why. one of the first things
an actor or singer has to do is to
begin to learn to breathe before they
can learn how to produce the voice
properly. The first point is to fill the
lungs. Very few people take the
trouble to do that. AS rule
they distend them until the lungs are
about three-quarters full and then
they stop, leaving the base of the
lungs unemployed, and naturally
ready for any mischief like most idle
things or persons.
"lf people would only take the
trouble to breathe properly consump-
tion would no longer he heard of
Why is exercise so beneficial? Simply
because in running. rowing or cycling
people are obliged to fill their lungs
to their utmost capacity to breathe
In short as nature meant them to
breathe. | have frequently recon-
mended those whose business will not
permit of any outdoor exercise to prac.
tlee breathing for an hour In the morn
ing and at night: exercise is not a
neeessity-breathing properly Is. How
to go about 1t; Watch an infant lying
on its back II you want To see breath
Ing done as II ought To be; or IL you
have got out of the habit OF proper
respiration, one OF the first points to
remember In learning 10 breathe Is To
keep your shoulders down; they are
Inclined to 20 up before the lungs are
filled. Another part IN TO get control
over your lungs; iill them slowly, lying
OH your back of possible and feeling
them fill: then empty them at will
sometimes quickly. sometimes slowly.
Unless the mind has control of the
muscles which dlstend and empty the
lungs. then IL IL no use trying IN
breathe. Al hours practice daily will
do YOU more good than all the gym-
naslums In the world. Yes. breathing
Il undoubtedly lost art, II we are to
remain healthy nation. II must he
recovered. Boston Transcripts
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
BRIDE AND CRITICS.
She Waa Happy and Wished to Heal
What Folks Said of Her.
SOll.

She Waa Happy and Wished to Heal
What Folks Said of Her.
"AIy wife has had her curiosity ap-
peased in a way that will satisfy her
for some time,' said the newly married
man as he smiled, according to the
Detroit Free Press. 'It was my idea
to make our wedding trip as quiet as
possible and do away as much as we
could with the annoyance that usually
attends wedding couples. But the lady
said that she was proud of being
bride and that she wanted to hear the
comments that people would make.
With this end in view she hit upon the
crazy notion of playing deaf and dumb
and going through lot of monkey
shines with our fingers to carry out the
scheme. She reasoned that this would
cause people to talk in our presence
and thus we would be able to hear
what they said.
II opposed the idiotic idea from the
start, but what | said cut no figure and
| had to consent to the plan. Our first
chance to try the scheme occurred in
a railway station, where we We're wait.
ing for train. My wife commenced
her pantomime and | had to carry il
out. feeling like fool while | was do
ing it. She wobbled her fingers and ]
wobbled mine and we soon had every.
one staring at us. There were two
women seated back of us and the com.
ments she desired so much to heaI
soon came.
Its Il newly married couple" said
one. The poor things are deaf and
dumb. Isn't it awful?'
"'What do you suppose he saw in
herr asked the other. She is posi-
lively homely.'
"'And believe her hair is bleached,
said the first woman.
"'And her hat is out of date was
the next startler.
Looks like an old one made over,
was the reply.
"'Her dress wrinkles in the back, ;
said the first.
She's 35 if she's day, and she
looks as if she had frightful tenn.
per- put in one of them.
Fright there my wife found her
tongue and her remarks to those two
women left no doubt about her having
that important article that women are
supposed to exercise so freely"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
Less Salt In the Butter.

Too much salt is used by many but
ter-makers. The whole tendency
among consumers is toward fresher
butter. In England and on the con-
tinent butter is made in those coun-
tries is served particularly fresh and
white. In the best restaurants and
hotels in the larger cities in this coun-
try the butter contains very little salt.
A great number of Americans who go
abroad, or who patronize city hotels
and restaurants in their own country,
are acquiring the taste for fresh but
ter. The fancy dairies that command
extravagant prices put out a product
that is almost fresh. Creameries that
are catering to the highest class groc-
ers and best family trade, now use
only half as much salt as they did
five or 10 years ago.
This point is worthy Of more general
consideration by dairymen and cream
cry men everywhere. The quality of
salt is also important, but the leading
brands are now quite above reproach
in this respect. OF course the salt
manufacturer favors the largest pos
sible use of salt. but the dairyman's
chief object should be quality rather
than quantity in salt. The large, ex.
port trade in butter, particularly in
England and the continent will never
be built up until the peculiarities of
that market regarding a reduced guam
tity of salt in butter are catered to.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22

droppings and the waste food. and
as the fowl yard is plowed once or
twice year the insects are reduced,
the garden crops being large. while re-
turns come IN during the winter
months from eggs. Some poultrymen
prefer to place fruit trees in yards
occupied by fowls, but by alternating
a garden plot with crops and fowls
there are fewer diseases Of plants and
birds and few acres pay well.-Phil-
adelphia Record.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1900-11-22
A Profitable Combination.

To combine poultry raising and
gardening, so us to make the land pro-
duce large crops and increase In fer
tility, gives returns every month in
the year poultryman In New Eng
land has a four.acre farm. fenced aud
divided into two lots of two acres each.
His poultry home Is so arranged that
the fowls can be turned into either lot.
as desired. About 2oo hens are kept In
one lot while the other IL used as a
garden. The fowls are not fed on the
same ground continually. but at differ.
ent places. So as To cover the entire
lot several times during the year the
object being to have the hens work
over the whole surface and distribute
the manure evenly. The next year tho
fowls are changed Into the garden plot
and the gardening done ON the plot
formerly occupied by the fowls. The
result that the land Is enriched 10y the