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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02
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be JorsnsSs Statsr5 Dice : QrsFbent,
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Diem / JnoiuuapcIts, 9neiana, SRss
bag gf'srmibbag beu 25be Rousn5sr.
SorbG9 tOm ban tiI6age fra gbicagc ga
tLu9'be iibsu opsr Smey:ss I Sopebst
og t Srpas:. &rrsbag aften par ban
/ SstItu5 pos Statstasiersr So5u Z
9Oopsr O9 tom life bism foren6 pso
UtioHst. 0nsbag Woygsn is.ss ban
rig Itet utiIpus, men titerat bare ipiit
6rotoft 90 iPabisrst en- Gur iammen
nieo i'm Rome, igutss Ean at p9re me-
get fytitere % btsgn6ts at Iais / 4uis
isrHe, men 1T mart It EilbagsfaI6, iaa
6amiIisLRgsn bIsD tiItaIbt. gfterat bare
faaet Qtebictn fra 2agsn, foIte ban fig
beere O9 iiI5ragts T~ormibbageu poo ct
ArbsiesUarsIie. Deb T'ib6aa5tib 1T
ban ottec ii EiIbu9sfaI6. 2Ggeu bIsU
ttItlIot, Os ban fOrefrso be famine Ulio.
Ter Tom en- 6%OrmibbdgsH os "a sIob
bam. Der Sgge fpEtss at bIiue 6sore
% tanh: ON Gftsrmibbaasn pare Oppe
Os i~auttaIe meo in Rous og Ssit rien,
9urry 0iorum. 5ertmob 81. baIp fem
blsD Wlrs. 9snbrit5 taLbt neo / Par!or
for at mOOtass en- 8eisgenbe, og, me
bens BUN par bsrnsbe, bIsp Mtr. Seus
brit5 pIubisItg angrebeu At iUars Smsrs
ter / Rauen, men bet sit mart Ouer,
% efter en- StunO iuSbe baa ii! i'm
Ssfteri0n: Seq 81 enOsIig fri, tab
pun gIiga"; tisie uar bans iiOite Orb.
Da Uars. 9subrid5 tom op paa gas
relief, fanbt bun i'm Nanb iom Gig.
st Iun9t os uirtiomt Sip Baube faaet
en- frsbeIis Og rolig gn6s.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

Wob Riebomeb ED. ellie Waris:
"Ramma, piI 0u .tte fi9noes Iibt
isien msb Yapa; Der sr iaa tisbsIist
bag!
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attrr en ,t,j prrmtet
@n Collar % tgbe Geuts

for ct aar / 6Oritub, IiaespGbist enten
bel er npe eIer 9amIe @bounenter.
Siutbet nil bIiue ~foriuarIist iubruuet /
en- ittD YapsRaI os isn6t pr. qof.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02
RnrthzE nrnItua

st geriontos paa gbefter & 9snoir
8ansn lob I Snsbuss at Sporst ner
@aitonia % ftprtsbs nsbOpsr en- brat
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q. Nitmnbicn,
Grrnrnh- 4nNnn

'tasts "Dse6rabs9ohep" os "SseHrnsu" ct
Eas, iaali ii GlsGy.ar At eorS c%afhrrns 5stts.
gubbuuOr. >, 9rDBah Foa B'5 ErHsrs Dssjc? Ell
I,r 3 GLas:s
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'',',ao-POhrn os geo arnsu" ii
Ss44i RCAN Die
rs=,.s.' Pas B,s Eggsas Gm'
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

Suobetaiiae 6ST Es!a Ft Postal Estsr Money
Orders Registered Letters tasr Btr.er. IOsel Checks
uottasss re ION ru.b SsaIiua be ri E1a 'subfsSa
IL ben bGrt ss ere uerssit pOu, fcr eoIs'it5U, o.
stttt .ois- ira Is ttl2 Ssrts. Glen .tts q izsg,
R5aspsDreer BIau''ttsu sDsr Rs-I.E ;-b { sE'BsL
aonnno Qapfr7nnnrs e trsDtEt r,E. Eb95aI
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

esss "1stsssss2sEsa" 60 "1ss 8rsss" ct
Oar, Isz, ct sr,usIar al "~ssssRsTss sss 8sL
tssS", ,E stssrtF 2OHaH fra sasisn al bet 1884,
SsTsrysrAL Of :. 5. 9. Srtis. pSstE II ss SttsF.
"a isEn tsssEsSs'I.s sl.O0 SHssHssts ! Ssts1'
a Ets.s grfrz.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

SSatestsitst % 5sosiaIs sEonEsrtsrs Ga'
miEsr 0Etas,S srsrt'. gitsrfpsreiIsr tnstas's ior
/: Gents Pr S!u';. Sqp ORB rssTss Tor n stut;.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

Snbenrissminitsren er unserrsttet ON.
at Rpasfpritsrns ! be psiiIise EsrritOs
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

Rpe gI5oansni ss bsbgs tuSisaS, HeEas:,s g5rss',:
gohzCifc,. county oe Stst. igut ?. o. Bas ,Ets
Or7vsr. IN Fcctu1 Eupgs.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02
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tt0tah:POhsu" os "9eo glrneu" Ct
a'a'zsar 30. c. Seeorab:puneus
1iasr. rs staU. 5~uo5uuotu. &c Subs
vi arufHs On lag eItv / en- aubsr Spoii,
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

Hbresss serauSrine, Rear Ell Ebor8'ui sHl',E
In abE.li. t~sEaasEsl .n.aa Lsn ~t-s.tae.E W.. apstEsl
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

AoresfeiS~ ~"e" wv p6''l''o1' q . 1Ns
gtzrts tiI Satsea, os 'szb tns P--' " -
st.s; sE".r BIas.t
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Tormcr.

''aa init | bet ameritanIie
"Si8sret Of 0en bcfIeuote
S'ause 5uSo,
SIU'E @btcogo, SaiuOis.
IstOnmer bper ggroua ms5
u s~tgrreIie iOm "Sarpers
~ 10 SOmmer. 9iuise oil
- Ssr a5OuHsrsr paa besge
"'' 'qosIt8t os iGroeIes mutt
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

rot Brnes 'snot I aIuitnnrttas srsss Zen
Lsotysrsu its pzrs 0Hiporiig z" sEuasr al 'eGos7s
s.sL,g, ~. .e-t, rae 8tEa.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02
Sra @%aibinston.

$ bet fOrIebue 6inuntsaar inbtom
til be 6Orenebe Staters S%fattammer
liz, 42l l2l 0ulars Stat imOb l2l..
$50, O39 / forriss aar. Snbtaoterne
ira Observation-Disclosures er iaar oper Q
WttutOner Dollars minbre eub ifior;
oertmOb er SnotG9terne fra GobatsItats
ten 344, 688 Dollars ftsrre, ira Stat
ten paa 81 l45,827 Dollars, 90 fra
8anferue "a, 5 Dollars. Suinois
betaIer ben meite Stat, ncmlis $685.
O75, 865; 8entutp er ben anben / Rats
fen mco $l4 842 O37; gew gort ben
treble meb $13 $40, G45; Ohio ben
fierbs uteO SI2, 5G5, $40; 9snuipIuania
ben femte meb $7,87l ,2O0; NisiOuri
ben iiette msb SO, 276,l65 os Snbiana
ben iguenbe meb $4,O8I, 500. gers
mont bstaIer ben minbfte Stat, fun
500, $50.
) ben terlte Tleroeoel al bet lsbenoe
GiuantSaar tnbtom $2s, go, 749, buil.
tst CT 1913 500 mere enb / tiIioarenbe
afinit at forrise aur. uSsifterns peb
JnotrGOninsen uf Statteu par Omtrent
4 Yrocent. Der bIeD taLt meIot 624
SpertrROeIier uf StatteIouene, os 234
Perionsr arreitersbss. @ienoom til en-
8Grbt Of III $50 Dollars bleD tons
fiteret.
StattetommisiGrsu anbsfaIer, at Der
aniGttsS Here StatteoptrGpere.
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berstnin9 tuset ct betpbsIi9t Dipping t
bet iioite aar. vi be / Stattammeret
l,l95 re9tfrerebe SrGnOsUinsbraubss
rtsr Uar tUu 9lS i 8htiombeb. &oms
misiGren 9iSr OpmGrtiom paa Rpopens
bigbeeen at en- Son for 8eitatnins Of
en- Bretosl at en- @aaon 8eoierireeu
bar tabt ~bstgoeIige 8sn8siuHmsr pas
@ruub uf ManseI pdu en- fabian Cor.
8en lie S:.:2551 par Ger paa S5
GOrsusbe Stuters GOIO: @OguFnsr 20, :
lO7 ,O26 @Gloner 8renbeuin, 90 oct
antoseS, at busr SmaabanbIsr / belle
Gunbet bar paa Eager sisnnsminitIiS
$50 @GQorer 9ranoepiu.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

"Sm be 0sbe ifaI bu lie tale N
bet enb gObt", iu9be Be samIe Romsrs,
os Dor 6OIteIGropm bar ct Srbiprog,
Der i~nbeboIbsr en- iterre Sanbbs6, erb
Der uur / BE- sGuIe Ronlere5 port 6oIt
ias0e: "2ab 2iset faa Glib til at bIiue
toIbt, for bu tommsr msb anbet, sub
bet, iom sO6t err, % 6enue uatre Gunte
ituI nj iOse at fsISe, ibet ri OmtaIer
DOT ufbeSs 8ice:9 ref6suts Stu Os 9irts
iombeo.
Gborla5 u. Seubrits uar fs6t pau
en- 6arm mar 3Iussuius, Wuitiusbrm
County, SBio, ben 7oe September 1919.
Gre aar ieuers fpttsSe Sabsrsn, Ras
ior Ssbu 9enbri6s, msO fin 6amtIie til
Sberbp County, Snbtana, rg bOiutte fig
pau IN 6urm, buOrpdu ieusre County
iG6st SbeIbpuiue bIeu bpssst; Og Der
pua Sarmen ttIbrugte Wtr. 5enbrids
fine 8arnbomsaar, inbtiI ban bsspnSte
at fretuentsrs 9onOuer college. Otter
at baus s~ienuemsaaet beune STOLE itus
bersbs ban INSTRUMENTATION, os sfter
fuIbenbt Stubium bOiatte ban fig after
/ SbeIbpuiue iom pruttifsrenbe aSuOs
Fat, men ban taitebe fig mart meb belle
fin @nersi iu6 / bet OffentIise Gin, Der
for lam bIeu Iunst, utrtiOutt Os rist
pua ReberIa9 % Setre.
s l648 bIsu ban uuIst til WebIem
at 2e9isIutureu fra SbeIbp County t
1850 par ban 9sIesat til ben Ronusns
ton, Der forfatteoe Statens nuuGrenbe
Ronlitution; / 1851 uaIstsS ban til
GOusreSisu os | 1858 bIeu ban siens
paI9t. s 1855 uonGuntes ban til
commissioner of the general land office
os ~inbsbauOs bette @mbsbe, tn6ttI ban
tos Qfteb | 1859. s 1868 bIeu ban
palst til be SoreueOe Statsrs Senator
fra Snbtuna os a | bsuue Shilling
til 1869. 8 1872 bIep ban uaIst til
@uuerusr / Snbiana os inbebaube bette
@mbsbe til 1877 Os fOrriss Ssit bIsu
ban uaIst til 8icesY reiibsnt. 9stts sr
bans fisrre poIiiiite Seire. Sans pos
LITTLE RebsrIas par | 1850, ba ban bar
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02
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sIaest ,Gr ssHtass IT. frsp,z Sb a sarst,
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Jnsisuoers EGa 0ggtDs Ct Eavu, s5s - iCs Dc
,rtriss srl.s grotoq,r '1s foriorgss.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-02

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-28
Sugar! Sugar! Sugar!

HILEA PLANTATION Washed Sugar
In kegs.
CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY
Cube Sugar in 25 lb. boxes.
Dry GRADUATED, in barrels and kegs.
a. Crushed Sugar, in barrels.
''D'' Coffee Sugar, in kegs.
Gole,u Syrup, in gallon tins.
Coils Manila Rope, all sizes.
Coils sisal Rope, thread to 2s inch.
Coils Bale Rope and Banana Irvine.
REEDS PATENT PIPE AND BOILER
GOVERNMENTAL SIZES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-28
II HORSE-BREAKING. ]
~ (0osr1HgrD) Us
G.. B. MILES.
By C. B. MILES.
ROW to Break a Colt.

to Break a
you
submit your will that you must break his right away the start
want him to do even you have be with him times Now
anyo 5 pPopa % @ ba handling @ you
hi nad Of @ and nd instead oopeng ms SUBMITS your T
@ tys pleasure
Dss s year" s5 s e aS s @ ] @
Th 9 aS s4t s Ts @ aeg H sP
@ mt The the
being considered & ehsPTe enough for % the ordinary
TRs ' ane measures sdpaneen has andn e
Rssvy Pulling ASST
Rs 5 aaa we are hS i 6 sJ a 6 he should go in "
the R T p Ha55a SnRePs dy1e B0o grC
@ oins pages the subject
can obtain it Gentleman way
and think S an Sou M enough had up
amoss in You your ms upoh
mines IS he would t.
about two three times heavy and strong are d Tor broke that after
@ d oE ee eap 6n @ ar not 5g0 6E6as @ @
e1aS 5 fn Now plan @ the same W would be to
ri R n @ oSePporer % @ n
n e snd han quito un and KICK STRAPS @ @
breaking Tearng safety age red
bPeaGs esPng fns anu double @ 7osa @
ing establishment regularly
twelve s @ 3 ye @ Some them R s4 6s s
dITe any e 6g 0f uP Without blinds and
large carriage umbrella over them at the time And will do the same thing with
ready Wiling % not consider them
carrying along pretty education and that
sgre us rbse eTy @ Become also t a so
a draws streets 4S tS9 i fo y u ps @ &
O. B. MILES,
Honolulu. March H. 1885, 5s59p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-28

He paweth in the valley, and rejoceth in his
strength he goeth to meet armed men he
mocketh at fear, and is not affrghted, neither
turneth he back from the sword.
Holy Writ.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
Animals as BarOmeters.

A writer in the Cincinnati Enquirer
says: | do not know Of any surer way
of predicting the changes in the weather
than by observing the habits of the
snails. They do not drink, but imblbe
moisture during ram and exudc it after
ward This animal is never seen abroad
except before rain, when you will see it
climbing the bark of trees and getting
on the leaves. The tree snail, as it is
called, two days before rain will climb
up the stems OF plants, and if the rain is
going to be hard and long one, then
they get on the sheltered side of the leaf !;
but if a short rain, on the outside.
Then there are other species that be-
fore a rain are yellow; after it, blue.
Others indicate rain by holes and pro-
tuberances, which before rain rise as
tubercles. These will begin to show
themselves ten days before a rain. At
the end of each tubercle is a pore, which
opens when the rain comes, to absorb
and draw in the moisture. In other
snails deep indcntations, beginning at
the head between the horns, and ending
with jointure of the tail, appear a few
days before a storm.
Every farmer knows when swallows
fly low that rain is coming; sailors, when
the sea gulls fly toward the land-whcn
the stormy petrol appears, or Mother
Carey's chickens, as they are called, pre-
dict foul weather.
the activity they display before a storm
hurry, scurry, rushing hither and yon,
as II they were letter carriers making six
trips day, or expressmen behind time 2
Dogs grow sleepy and dull, and like to
lie before fire as rain approaches
chickens pick up pebbles, fowls roll in
the dust, flies sting and bite more vic
iously, frogs croak more DANGEROUSLY,
gnats assemble under trees, and horses
display restlessness.
When you see swan flying against
the wind, spiders growing on wall,
toads coming out of their holes in un.
usual numbers of an evening, worms,
slugs, and snails appearing, robin red
breasts pecking at our windows, pigeons
coming to the dovecote earlier than
usual, peacocks squalling at night, mice
Speaking, or geese washing, you can put
them down as rain signs. Nearly all the
animals have some way of telling the
weather in advance. 1t may be that the
altered condition of the atmosphere with
regard to electricity, which generally &C
companies changes OF weather, makes
them feel disagreeabe or pleasant. The
/ fact that the cat ticks herself before a
storm is urged by some naturalists as q
proof of the special influence of cleo
/ tricity. Man is not so sensitive. Yet
many people feel listless before storm,
to say nothing of aggravated headaches,
toothaches, rheumatic pains, and last
but not least, corns.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
WHAT Is DYSPEPSIA I?

Among ihs many symptoms Of
Dyspepsia or indigestion the most
prominent are Variable appetite 4;
faint, gnawing feeling at pit Of the
stomach, with unsatisfisd craving
for food /; heartburn, feeling OF
weight and wind In the stomach,
bad breath, bad taste In the mouth,
low spirits, general prostration,
headache and constipation. There
Is no form Of disease more preva-
lent than Dyspepsia, and none so
peculiar to the high.Iiving and rapid.
eating American people. Alcohol
and tobacco produce Dyspepsia |;
also, bad air, rapid eating, etc.
BURD0CK BLOOD BITTERS will cure
the worst case. by regulating the
bowels and toning up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
HUMOR OF THE DAY,

Woman's sphcre-An apple dumping.
A foury compostion-A bread pud
ding.
Little Bedouin boys are allowed all
the dessert they want.
A sighted man can be in the best
of health and yet look badly.
Its rather singular thing that if you
expect to find coal you must look for it
in vein.
There are not many deer in the woods
of Pennsylvania this year, and what few
there are will die game.
Fashionable walking sticks are very
heavy this winter. 1t will now be sim
ply impossible to tell the dude from the
cane. Burijogt0a Free Press.
Alcohol can be produced from the nat
ural gas of Western Pennsylvania. AL
cohol, when misappIied, is productive of
natural, oratoricaI gas.-lioffoTI Post
Victor Hugo, at the age of eighty
three, is building a house and overseeing
the work himself, so as to be certain it
will stand lifetime. Detroit Free Press
Don't fret if you cannot get into So
ciety. The oyster is often present at a
supper when he would perhaps prefer to
be at home in his bed. -Bosion Courier.
Kate Field says: "Mormon wives are
horrible cooks" This is not strange
1t is maxim old as the hills: TOO
many cooks spoil the broth. '-Inter-
ocean.
An old maid in Nashville keeps Il par
rot which swears, and a monkey which
chcws tobacco. She says, between the
two, she doesn't miss a husband very
much. -Merchant- Irage'er.
A lady in Connecticut has harp three
hundred years old, and johnson says he
wants her to come to his boarding house
and match it against piano he hears
there every day.-N@chaat- Iroye'er.
Florence Marrvat asks. in a lecture an
| hour and a half long; "What shall we
Women do with our Menu If Florence
would apply to widow she would get
a correct answer inside of five minutes.
Bat la Praerie, who can daily be seer
on the streets of Marshticld, Wis, wa:
born in the Michigan peninsula in 1878,
his father being one of Astor's fur traders
and his mother a souaw. He served a,
scout and interpreter IN the war of 1872
and was a soldier throughout the cam
| pagn in Mexico.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
IN TINE TO COME.

The flowers are dead that made a summer
splendor
By wayside hooks and on the sunny hill,
And with regret these hearts of ours grow
tender,
As sometimes all hearts will
We loved the blossoms, for they helped to
brighten
The lives so dark with wearying toll and
care,
As hopes and dreams forever help to Tighten
The heavy loads we bear.
How like the flowers, whose transient life l..
ended,
The hopes and dreams are, that for ono
brief hour,
splendid
About loves latticed bower.
One little hour of almost perfect pleasure,
foretasto of the happiness to come,
Then sudden frost-the garden yields its
treasure,
And stands in sorrow, dumb.
Oh, listen, heart Tho flower may lose its
glory
Beneath the touch of frost, but does not
die,
In spring it will repeat the old, sweet Story
OF Gods dear by and bye.
In heaven, II never here, the hopes we cher.
ish-
Tho flowers of human lives we count as
lost,
Will live again Such beauty cannot perish
And heaven has no frost.
-E5en T.. Rerford.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

"A UT u for working pc pic Send 10 cents pos
G1GAl tage and we will mail you free. a royal
valuable sample box of goods that viii put you il
the way of making more money in few days thar
you thought poss bic at any business. Cauitll moi
required lou car live at home and work in sIart
time only. or all the time. All of both sexes, Of ~
ages, giandly successful. 80 cents to s. eas.lj
earned every evening. That all who want WORK
may test the business, we make this unparalleled
offer: To al who are not well satisfied we viii SEM
81 to pay for the ttolble Of writing lis. Full partic
uars, directions, etc, sent free. Immcns. pay al
sOlutey sure for all who start at once Don't delay
Address STINsON Il Co, Portland. Maine.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

Walking down Broadway is very pleasant
when you feel well, and T-K-never felt
better than when his friend asked him how
he got over that severe cough of his so speed
lily. "Ah, my boy" said r, &c. Nj. ID.
did it, And his friend wondered what G.
NJ. d. meant. He knew it did not mean a
a dozen in vain, Il have it, said he, just
hitting the nail on the head, you mean DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, or Gold
Medal deserved as my friend is
- always dubs it, Sold by druggists.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09

DIR. w. d. " right, inc mat, Ohio, send
the ;ubjoinel profrs iona nj ,rsemens: |
have present. e. DR.. VIM. Is Bal.am for
tie Lungs in a great number of cas- s. and
Away with success. On, cas-, in Iarticular
was given up by several ply sc ans who lad
been called in for consuta ion with myse f.
The patient Eal all the symptoms of con
tiimed committeeman night sweats
hectic fever, Earra sing cough, exc. He com
menced Immediately to get better, and was
soon restored to his usual health | found
Dr. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs the
most VARIABLE expect rant for breaking up
distressing coughs and colds.
QUEEN VICTORIA has nineteen grandchil-
dren
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-01-09
SDearfng SWOrG- Tisn,

The fish are always harpooncd from the
end of the bowsprit of sailing-vessel.
All vessels regularly engaged in this
fishery are supplied with an apparatus
for the support of the harpooner, which
consists of wooden platform about two
feet square, upon which the harpooner
stands, and an upright bar of iron three
feet high, rising from The tip of the bow
spirit Just in front of this platform. At
the top of this bar is bow of iron in a
nearly circular form, to surround the
waist of the harpooner. This structure
is called the rest or the "pulpit." A
man is always stationed at the mast head
whence, with the keen eye which prac-
tice has given him. he can easily descry
the tell-tale dorsal fins at a distance Of
two or three miles. When a fish has
been sighted, the watch "sings out, and
the vessel is steered directly toward it..
The skipper takes his place in the pull
pit, holding the harpoon with both
hands by the upper end, and directing
the man at the wheel by voice and ges.
ture how to steer. When the fish is
from six to ten feet in front of the vessel,
it struck. The harpoon is not thrown
the strong arm of the harpooner punches
the dart into the back of the fish beside
the dorsal fin, and the pole is Withdrawn.
The line is from fifty to one hundred and
fifty faith oms long, and the end is either
made fast on board the smack, or attached
to keg or some other form of buoy and
thrown overheard. After the fish has
exhausted himself by dragging the buoy
through the water, it is picked up, the
fish is hauled alongside, and killed with
lance. In the meantime, several other
fish may have been struck and left to tire
themselves out in the same way -Popu.
lar Scislce Monthly.
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CONSTELLATION.

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC Az WELL THE MEDICAL
PROFESSION.
Hairs Journal Of Health, referring to Con.
sumption, says;
Consumption usually begins with slight,
dry cough in the morning, then on going to
bed getting more and more frequent, with
more and more phlegm, increasing debility,
thinness of flesh, shortness of breath, and
quickness of pulse. In fatal cases its average
course is about two years. hence the import
ance of arresting the disease at as early a
stage rs possible, and the sooner rational
means are employed for this purpose the
greater the chance of success. The disease Is
owing to an irritation commencing in the
throat and extending to the lungs so that their
action is interfered with, and the blood does
not receive sufficient oxygen topurify it. The
most marked sign of lung disease is emacia-
ton; and the most positive indication of re
turning health is increase in weight
So speaks HAIRS journal of Health, and
we may add that in desperate cases, and. in
fact, in all cases of Consumption, or troubles
OF the throat and lungs immediate relief may
be obtained and a permanent cure effected by
the use of Dr. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs, n medicine known for more than thirty.
five years as an unfailng remedy for coughs,
colds, bronchitis and all pulmonary and pee
toral diseases. That the worst cases of Con
sumption have been cured by the use OF Halls
Balsam has been attested to by the thousands
who have used it, or have been cognizant OF
its wonderful remedial efficacy.
Iowa has $50 creameries, Illinois 40, Wis
consin 430 and Minnesota 139
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We accidently overheard the following dia-
loSue ON the street yesterday:
Jones, Smith, why don't you stop that dis
gushing hawking and spittngi
Smth.-How can |. You know l am a
martyr to catarrh.
do as did. ! had the disease in its
worst form, but | am well now.
S.-What did you do for it!
il used DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 1t
cured me and it will cure you.
S.-pve heard of it, and by Jove, I'll
try it,
do so. You'll find it at all the drug
stores in town.
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When you visit or leave New York city savebagV,Re
eIprossage and 3 carnga hire and stop at the lran
I'M II Iioio opposite Grand Central depot.
dWelegAn rooms, nit I'd up cost of ona mill m
'Ator. Restaurant supplied with the bsst Horse trs
Woges and elevated railroad to all dspots Famile1
inn live better for less money at the Grand Unioa
hotel than At any other hrstclass hotel In the city
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1t does not seem to follow that in order
to be long lived we must have long lived
ancestors. Sir Moses Montefore, aged
one hundred, states that his father die
at forty-four years.