The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 8, 1885, Page 7

MILLIONS BEHIND. Advance Sheet of t! Report Make a Bad Bid Winter Wheat ing Fair to Sm in Amount Thanat any Time Since 1868. Her the data upon which as t ts ha public eye the adv copy just issued of the June r tor the department of agriculture, compiled by Col. J. KR. Dodge, the chiet statistician, the following portant facts are shown: **Winter wheat has had -an almost unprece dented experience. Calamity | +. FT ee ‘ e The east and south by development. sowing to tull Z drought, and the soil was dry and impacted, while in the Ohio valley it was in scarcely medium condition. Late and feeble germination and | slow grow resulted under t conditions. t dan edg ge from frostand ice and referred to the uncertainty of indications and depende “on future contingencies attect growth and ripening.”” The report reflected this unpleasant ture, and the continuance of unfay orable weather contributed to further substitution of small grains and corn. fly, in Kansas, and tn some parts of Cal- The appearance of the Hessian itornia, Missouri. Hlinois, Indiana, Ohio, South Carolina Tennessee, increased the Virgin and ipprehen Illinois, ston of wheat growers. e chin } g also appeared in and asshoppers im California. 1 showing tor winter wheat since 1865. Ti 62. In 1881 it was e result is the worst official sneral av age of condition 745 13 1883, while in the great crop years June. A comparison of returns of May and June show the effect of bad weather, crop substitution, and insect depre— The of nearly 70 to 62 is a loss ot more than there improvement—of and in ot 1880 and 1882 it was gg in dation in a. striking manner. reduction of 2 general average toper cent. Ina few states hasbeen a slight ¢points in Delaw tin Georgia, re, 71n Maryland, in Alabama, In Texas it and June. and 100 Pennsy!- ia Arkansas. May Vania and was both in West Virginia, elevated which failed to discover losses experienced until "egions, he hea May, give, respectively, a reduction 3 and 11 points. In North Car- na, where the wheat area 1s mainly » the elevated districts, cotton and bbacco monopolizing the tide-water and part of the Piedemont regions, Tennessee In Indi- in Michi- uffered a loss ot ro, and idiminution of g points. ina the reduction is 7 and sn 6; Missouri, reported very low n May. shows a reduction of 8, and sansas 6; while Virginia, Ohio and noisy with extremely low figurs in May, report a slight decrease further n Juce. Squeleted by Spanking he adult passengers the in Weting-room, had their attention at- treted by his antics. He wanted boat emdy and he wanted toseet t and he wanted mo ety size ot Detroit cou tree His m Bc gratis. up the best she cot - By and by and fe the boy had walked on severzl Nimes, began to get nervous, and, {+ Urung to lis right hand neighber, y EN: : and 1 and’ massy: but I've either got ; ‘ait outer here o1 spank that bov.’ Z He just aches tor it growled the otter. : } He'does. He puts me in mind ’ %ny William. I've seen William d when nothing on airth but a spank— MRwould put good nature into him.’ 4 > Say L will go ! shouted the boy tus moment. =e he river, | - June Crop attended its growth from germination | Uae coe: | ese | The April report show- | without lk Was no re ¢ let this j up-ended the an d D Jon ase -: heap | better. you now, but saw at t s sut tor vour mother’s pardon fo Iv mat rut you Th and solid doors gave everybod troit Free Press. Baby getting any attention from outsiders. Isaw a young man of {my acquaintance emerge from a >a crowded tenement section of towr I was surprised, and asked what he was doing there | | ‘O, my employment n | me here every day,’ he in fact, T spend most of time in this district.’ ‘And what is your ht 27 ok inquired, ‘Insurance.’ ‘Life or fire?’ ‘Well, neit = Eo you the truth, I got rather hard up a_ httle and went into whiie ago, business. insur ce m doing right well, too, though it’s hard work to collect the premiums from poor people. expenses of infants in case they die. As soon as there’s a baby born in in and cents one or these tenements I go otter to insure it for a tew a week. That is to say, we facili child dies within a year. agree if The style ot the thing depends on the to tuneral e the tes prov amount of premium money paid. Some in- sure for a plain cofhn and one car- casket It parents what t will have a decent riage ; others for a handsome vehicles. great comfort to these peor to know that, no and halt a dozen is a matter may happen to bab burial.’ *But the bury the poor free ot c city authorities always eat ‘Why do these folks rge re- marked. buy what they can get for nething?’ *Bless you,’ responded mv friend, ‘you don’t know them. They’ve got as much pride in this matter as you have. They consider it an everlasting disgrace to a family if any member of it is buried in the potter’s field. Their neighbors would never let them hear the last of it. That is especially true ct th Trish, who think more of fine funer- als than anything else in the world. j lt may be a 1eer iness—this } | I baby insurance— solid foundation are m: oe Thousands Say posi- aints. ear. M. € e by F- Tn walki ng the weaker of the two kes the arm of person > stronger. 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