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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
TIE SCHOOLS

4 The proper thing for the Ken.
Aucky pres, q do ~ this time, ii il
ileares l1alt. the success II III,
.'scAoQsst e tocail attention 70 the
.lfacttlai lie people 10 not try ID
eet all the possible good out OF The
,aTIs'lng ssten. l.. will be found
hy cDIapsrlsoli that the machinery
g, the kentucky session, rs ant
4sned Ia the n1pi lags, Il sUo,l,
ias aoad IS that Qfany other State.
~ taaibt s6me other States IL bet.
Ifef, Y e ..a7 70 them greater wetitli
Iur ore z Population or smsE
Yer sEate otlillteracY, o. tic longer
ls4udinE Of their common sghool
Isystems- IL Kentucky peopl,
lwatit 20 build schaol-hoiises. tho
Easy makes Il easier for them 10 d.
is z they aens 10 secure good
ItieherS tAelaW Is framed with tnt
Apien0oa "a encouraging them; ID
.laeT raaill wantf 20 send their chill
ldraa % sehool, j may be done
more chehpiN un'ier the school .awi
.ihau Nv ans otAeg nicanE which It'd
.wi sdoni o. Kentucky, fos die past
big.y .fedrs. has becn aOia TO deWs Sc.
ne single lazy can satisfy cyery.I
9odg, ant most people can point
Out some s.igbt objection to tkel
school ltew There are not fewl
@aoare indifferent Or opposed tol
education, aud shey catch at somel
uulnpoftont digestion rs IN excuse
Tor keel,Enx their youth in ignorl
aDce, The Legislature cannot
mage tie people intelligent If the
Of isffen are not sent 70 school i'll
ra'iilot Keep the pupils warm if thel
2o9plc fll q build decent srhool-l
l3asss tennot provide qualified
.eaeher5 II Vie people viii NOT paw,
.nesl 4 cannot increase the statcl
'ehgol Fund mithont milking theI'
axes, Oppressive, Itany editor has,
definite tdea concerning school
i ought TO be printed II
lqt TIE good whichis being donel
1862 ought not to DC hindered byi
and meaningless criticism.
Louisville Commercial.
Ihis.is wholesome doctrine, andIl
hat which meets the hensty approx
'ation sfeTery intelligent man in
he state. But we know Oenile-lt
nan Who lastsummer went through
he'ea'n,ig as 4 candidate for SUI
'tgRtrH@ent'pi Public SCHOOLS, ad.,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

IA conversation last week will
Mr Goodwin, the torpedo man, he
Us that if the oil region
here was further developed he
would erecta nitro glvcexine fac.
tory near the wells, as the DANGER
oua int Indispensable compound
coGld be manufactured there nMcL
more cireaply than Il could be
made at foreign work ma carried
10 the place where it was Is be
used, ln fact very few people can
be found who would undertake ID
carry VERY mash nitro glycerineI
y large quantities very tar oYef-
and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

IA Saturdays Commercial !
Konticky novel Nv Mrs Nanni,
Huston Banks, entitled Stairs q
Sand viii be published The
hrst chapter appeared last Satnr.
day and DIE story win be contA'
ned IN each Saturdays isaue Uatil
Mrs. Banks is the wife efJanes
Banks, who for some timc edited
the Kentucky Democrat, and is q
lady Of rare intellectual accom-.
pEishinents I'he paper can be
bad each Monday Of Leo Frank,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Tits said tllat lbdt four lntornat
Revenue Collectors remain Wis
were in Office under Arthur and
two Of item are marked for tbe
headsnm Ne arc extensively
partisan enough 70 say that ip our
humble opinion there is no sUi!if.
Client reason why yhese foitr, Or
any other Republican atiice-holder
shouN exercise the duties Of their
aosition ten minutes Under . llena
ocraic administrations
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
Be Warned

ia Lime. Kiinry dlscasts maybe prevented
by purifying, renewing. and lnyisot,iing
lhobloud with Ayers sarsararit, whfn.
THROUGH debility, il,gpciion pf HE Kidneys
Is perverted, these organs loA tho blood Of
as needed constituents abumcn, which q,
pl-sed on NJ ihe urinti while yorn cut
naiigf whlclrih,y shogbl carry "a srfla
tie baot e allowed g renaiai W. he
use u Aver Sarsap9nla ne fidiets
arF RESTORED 2 i'fTrp5T syt.1iii siia iskiH1s
lMlhmfla. ol
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

ltis sa!d that the East Kcntucky
railway people have already sur.
yeyed aaextenSion 81 their road
tfon Willard % the oil region. anu
g l4ed The right OF wsy, and arc
Only 7aiting developments to begin
81 work u construction Of tie
sqaa g a speedy finish We want
eur Nilaitaroi friends % be Grst ID
ms iieia withtheir extension, AID
* 'igst q run = train to the oil
-yells.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Nser Dwrer who killed Mike
Kelley u Ashland last Summer,got
iea 'eara il the pen, and has gone
e g the guest 81 the Common
Toalt at frankfort He said lie
A9usht ne got Of 4 "a easy, os he
s2peeted, from Tie looks d tne jury.
10 have his aecl. stretched Per-
caps he viii BE accommodate pext
t4lile
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Numerous paragraphs n our ex-
eaangeseoncerning tne rnaaner il
wigcn dumb aniraais are protected
frofa eraolty IN OTHER States lead
us tesay thata society for the Pre-.
IGNITION Of Cruelty to Animals
eepia DO 2 neble work in this
state,c ornty and town. Scarcely
q Day passes without some fiagranl
case ofinhuman treatment Of hors-
e and cattle coming 10 cur notice.
our last grand jury Indicted sew
er2l brutes for this ofense
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
Briqht's Disease

= frelelica Aggi's saiyaralila sise
prevents inflammation ~ TIE Kidneys, rtd
Other disorders ef these orgahs. Mu.Jm
W. Weld, Forrest IIlll Il, Jair,ith fialn,
Mass, rriiess e lave had d eompllcs-
tlon " diseases, but ny frsiiest trouble
has been sita my Kidneys Fqnr bgnls>l
ot Aver salsapafilla madr lae .sal liko
a new pars1nl as wen and strong a.
ever " y. Mrponaid lOsnmnor 4.
Boston, Mas, hs1 been troubled iof yesrs
with kidney Compliant By tbs nsc q,
Ay0rs Sgfsamr,lig, We U0' 0uy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Hon Rodtey liaggnrd, q CLARK
Is making IN able and determined
light Tor the existence of tho Board
ot Equalization He has found
That near,y every Stnte IN tho I'm,
ION has Law similar to oRfs, aud
that those that have tried it best
are making the least flss abaas it,
The agitation Of The subject is the
very thing needed now, 20 that all
the reasons pro and cor can he
gwen 80 the coming Legislature
may take hold Of the inatter under
standing il in all its bearings. q
Three Forks Enterprise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Malone, it is sid, proposes to
ieaye Virginia and 50 70 Dakota.
Fhrs is sad. We had hoped that
Malone ~cpld 20 clean out of the
conntg. IN fact We Lad hoped Tint
ne void 80 to at leastto Ohio.
( lourier-Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

Kentucky has obtained another
alec Of the appointment pudding.
@oha { harles 2'ho,upson, Of iIar-
'odennrg, hos beeu appointed Sur,
yeyer General Of The Territory Of
Wyoming EIeis a soa-in.law q
the late Governor Magofiin.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
ne are clad 10 waloor,o. 10

We are glad 70 welcome to om
sqlun4ns q new contributor, in the
person Of Mrs. Jessie Pirrspn.
She favors ~ this week with It
dainty lutte poem called Beauti-
full Days. We hope to hcar from
heI again.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
FOR COUNTY iUpGg.

a!e. EpuoRs-'rhrough your littic.ps.
per 'ies'se 70 announce myself Il. can,
a.daie foF County Judge, subject % tie
acton Of the Democratic convention.
proyi,led they giye us precinct cotacn-
ti,ls. ZIP MOORE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FORc0NGErSe.

we are Authorized 70 aaipame HON,
GARRETT $. wAFl, Of Mason com.
- as q eauiidat; for Cnaress In this Tie
IN Congressional Distinct, subject 10 the
Mllon d tlIe Demoeratie party.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

\ y i said that President Cleye.
Hand does a great deal more writing
.lhilpselt than any President Il,
IhaFe had in recent times, He saws
inc can think what he wants 10 say
ION say important question letter
lflth his pHn.in hand than in any
other way. lie isnot mgeh of a
itflsnd hciypo-Nriter iorhis own
lwork, though il Is iound very useful
Jim the great multitude ofletter writ
ilrg at5the White House. The mes
Isage wos originally wholly in the
Presidents wn handwriting.
speaktng 81 the inessages, il may De
interesting 10 state that Jefferson
was stPrqsileilt to send a
written message to CoRgress. Be
fore his time the President had
gone in person before Congress and
made an oral address Ii wasI
~ Jefferson that to write
Was more suited 10 republican,
simplicity, and as he WIS determin-
ed 70 break up AZ the old forms oil
that still hung about thel
new nation Ia adOpted III an sue A
ieeding Presidents have followedl'
lef!ersons example. The Jeffer-
'onis & Fsr;y immediately proceed 4
81 tocasy through reductions IN,
fa arp.y and navy az vel as inl.
axes apu duties. Itis really auri.li
MS how ihe same things have agi-s
e!eG the.pabiic mind pretty mucbl'
yer siucet and now the eoiningf
lopgress taces the inevitable oldI5
question areduction of taxes anlli
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

The County Infinnary, near San
iusky, Ohio, was destroyed by Ire
last Friday might and FIVE helpless
Sonen werc hrrned. to death.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

TroIn ID 81. LnIII. Kann.-I.al

FrnlntAe -. toui. Republican.
Hon. =, s. CoN, Nlm ,bosscd his sym,
patty With she stalwart parti.anshlp q
.itie administration rs t.pilae his alo-
.Nng % 3 p".ialt4td alI the way IRON
.ehsigutiuo.ile,o lion. lsusenr illgaiu.
IS Ire lnasserrf lr ery st,ls abNl
serves aim saia.ra6ly Is sue yehN.e fl
Thoughts a'onee ipsi, Ioere anil 'oeiiik
'lRhc, for IT. 'nlne,, .ht following ron
iilsm9st reeeni writings
When enc woRld compare jstnr. 4.
Bleinr. tiiat splendid shpolng aearp ..
our po4tcs witheshe srdate. quiet anil
ua9s'ettst.op cfcyer cleyo'aadi, q, lil<t
conipaans thceieetric flashing 81 Tic a6.
-ora hofei.li- @ilii liz -riiely mousmeiii.
otilts rising slill thf sotiHeuf az
We elvi4e byerg yonng po.-lblr prs.
'dea' ;leonu.ls ca Sentence 10 lienor
noton.y forts flrigric. hni n eaii..a.
alze tie recollection '3atclertTlc aaslilna
s only gmH ~ a. i goes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

I We carefully read our Hentuek1
lexehanges Of last week, and f@ieg
10 sae 10 any ii them aiiy insiruc.
Sous d our Senatofs apa Repre-
3enatiyes Us ID What Bills they
'shonld or should not pass lh..
winter What's .he matssr broth
REM iiaYc YOU exhausted your
stock Of suggestions We Lave
only one to make, and It IS this
See i YOU can eontrive a VIZ 81
which we can revise the Consata-
ton q the State without FIST ,.a1.
Ing tossk permission Of q lot Of 80
tiers who brow nothing of the mat.
Ter and care loss. We, not eeiuG
lawyer, are not able @ say just ex-
this desirable object can b.
attained. We leave the ways end
means 90 the Sd.ons themselves.
III this coiusc tion VI wiil men.
tioawaat rs. u our cpiriuN tpe
reason why tis prop sit;ou,.p caii
a constitutional Convention BIAS
60 often failed. The calling of
such q convention ism Democratic
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
.l9on AAN a coNoRrss.
. tlnla the AIar.tIlIe 49,.

. 'ssf ~ tfNf htsrft4't
y gives rs great pleasure Ia anuann.
elag Jadi,c Gartet wall's eandnac,
.ior Congress lnlhlsai.,fst. 10 Bear rs,
llmo'iy 70 bis miyarm lIgnli5 ind uo,,r.
lesy as pnhllc seryauGtohisl rrrproAcii.
abe eondiictin all pc onnl anil soela
relations tolh i' varying llseusity 81
as political ,enYlcilons, aud 10 Ais iec.
9sni4rl rapaeity 10 tli.charge via, s,ic.
ers- the Naeied duties of Official position
and o. pnhlic lie. ny universal H..
acknowledgements he u gentleman pfhighI
character, clear head, courteous man
i';'a a'iil cie'iil hands nnes iicuabl,
Y his apteee!tnts apd dissertations ;t,pin-
1t isntff rvs. suiiosis accomplished inl
-he 'nsies Of 81. pion'asipu md ilieroagh~l
= disciplined u he prnpple md thei
l5acnce 81 the nltrs lirmeeAtic sehcoi.
: b. shcaia ~. g fseli1e q Air4iien-l
q pnb.ie nj, be ipsy stteipHe his fsil.l
~ NJ iett p big Possession 81 ,le 4af}s
Inallsits ahatpught q in-urt spte,s-. I
eprfnpg partisan wo'iid MOI h'd nu
irtil e'iu'islaie ir.iudge WAii.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
PreYented

thc disease from esgGmlng a fatal form,
bntwas restored 70 periea health. John
Mcclellan cag Bridge and Third 81,
Lowell, sIss., writes "Forscftgal 6ara
1 splNged fraa DyWep,is and KllMey
Complain, llfe iaiAr brlng 10 tsTtr, 4.
times That Z tesIattarey utiendso iny
wefk, AgHpts4lit yas root sod wai
ianeAtla5eAAeli tat III using
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

faces of the oil men indicate any
thing they show n boriyaney o
feeling which could only be erea
ted BY exceedingly rich develop
ue'ts. We confidently look roi
great and good news tits week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26

tbs BalsamIe Healing and Seeding
properties Of SaHayIian Ncsln6 agr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-26
re- cic1 "a 30 rares cont Us NJ enc time
hle 5sise; n Club sld b ssni az prsssal AM
NJ. n. IAEnEMAN,

lfe.isA, coeri,i-l,ssnal CO., !,
LOUISVILLE, ~.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-03-20
CANAL MILLS,
Y. Nj. AYRES, Proprietor.

desire attention Of The -four dealers and conWncs TO
fact namely a change from combination mill TO t
Complete Roller System making fom by The Gradual 1cducto 81 2I
purie erorod to supply the trade with -four sc9ed TO
none in the Corn meal and feed in car lots at bottom U
Vor rorrceondoncc solicited " M AYRrs Arkansas City, H
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
Alcohol and Anirn&l Spirits.

''Alcohol" is an Arabic word, mean
ing 1.-The fine powder used to stain the
eyelids, which was adopted into me-
dieval Latin. Then it was used in ear
ly chemistry to; denote any fine impal-
pnble powder. especially that produced
by sublimation, as :.''alcehol of sui
phyr," the first quotation in this sense
in English being in 1913 About 100
years later, by the extension of the
idea of sublimation to fluids, we meet
with ''alco1ol Of wine" We find the
word fguratively used by Coleridge--
f'intent selfishness, the alcohol ofegot-
ism Subsequently alcohol alone
carne to mean '|pure spirit, - and quite
recently the word has been applied to
any liquor containing alcohol. In mod
ern chemistry an extensive class of
compounds Of the same type as spirits
of wine has been included under this
5dau1e. Tor the origin of etanimal spii1r-, p,ii1r:,
its'' we are referred to what is now an
obsol etc doctrine in physiology. ""Ani-
nosl'' is from ''animus, ''the soul"
The animal spirits" had their seat i'm
the brain, and gave feeling and nov
ing to the body. y 8 Milton uses the
term in this sense, when he says that
Satan might taint the animal spirits. !"
After animal. was thought to mean
the substantive '.aniDssf!- word aof
later; Introduction, which is not found
in the Bible animal spirits" came 10
mean, first, ''animal courage" and,
lastly, acquired its present meaning ct
natural gayety Of disposition. ''--Lo,s.
don Spectator.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
A Good Enough Thing.

'Father,' he said, as the two stood
on Jefferson avenue looking around.
"that is the Board Of Trade building
over there" =. ..sa.res : =,
Yes, yes--1 sec; good big place to
trade in" Is. =. r<'. =
That's where they speculate
'*They do, eh?"
4 !. y eyes; if5you were to give me $1,000
in cash I'd go over there and buy wheat
at 95. waitsa few days and sell for q
dollar, and divide the profit with
.you.': rs fz, +. - -~'''. :
/. IL declar'!'' said the old man as he
reached into his pocket. 49,. - i
''It's an easy way to make money,
father" s$ III, 49,. 80
Z es, Jafnes,eit looks that way, but
after all / aon't.see as it beats p1attin'
six acres of ground wuth $35 an acre
into bnryin' ground OF 400 lots at 50
= lot. Guess we'd better. stick to our
graveyard. = - Detroit Free Press, s,. ..s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
nl1ing ovsr apilt Milk.

Some people can't look = misfortune
square IN the faps. and make the hest Of
it. There isn't any best it at ak in
their estimation othing but fstality
and despair. They haven't the philoso-
ply to- detect Blessings in disguise.
Nothing short Of a palpable, sponta4le-
Gus manifestation Of ]snch q thing would
convince them OF its possibility. To
suggest to them, d loss being a gain in
any respect, would be merely to set up
= paradox beyond their comprehan-
sion. .,,,, j IL r. u, .s5 ~ $t
I]xs The man who, after saving q cord of
4 pg.1. breaks his saw while starting On
laat log, and sits ON the eross-bAr
[f NE buck forhalif $ day, tearing his
gnashing his teeth md using de-
EnldfH 1izing langua Sc and working tim- I.
EIelf INTO q fever and preparing foun-
EdAtipn for q Doctors hill, is the kind df
Em III that can, t see any use in trying 70
|oEbrcolne the trial and difficulties Of
|life, and is ready to consider it, an Sun-
sulvable eonundrnm and to lie dow
ani give itup. !: *.:.3:s> IL: . + j.
sS When synn. see 81 man who ,has!tlost
! his .lasts ut ina venture As brilliant IN
promise Ass ii was tIsnna III results,
/ cpslffing down the street the next morn
ing With lonpfe enance a. expressive
of calnt sSfpnity as that OF ! man re-
turning from the .bnrial OF ,hiss 1notsser>
ip-law, you can make 4 anental nQte of
}it that that man ism t. going to the espoo,:.
house just yet. II you'll keep your Eye
him forA little while, You win see
him, hxurativelr speaking. splitting on
llis hands md taking = fresh grip on
The problem of spEness ia life with a
DISCRIMINATION to: Hold on until he; has
solved the problem Or dies in the St
tempt; But that kind Of u man does
not generally die until he has succeed-
ed in his undertaking. - ~ .~s
It is 20 use. crying over spilc milk,
Sitting on q rail fence and shedding .
hogshead of tears won induce q eowsto
back up to your milk pail and replen-
ish it, IF you want to make good your
Loss of ahe. Tactical fluid, you'll have to
close the, ,eheck-yalve on your lachry:
NAL ducts, come down, from the fence,
go to the cow and make a fresh deal.~--
Greer, Bay: { Wis. Sunday Adua7sce.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

General Fremont once suggested the
idea 1of creating large body Of water
at . favorite point IN Arizona or New
Mexico, the evaporations froru which,
he. thoug hit, would modify the hot
winds and mitigate their effects in the
States. 10 these winds are largely
due the droughts in Western Kansas,
Nebraska and Dakota. j..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

An immense dressed -nneat depot Is to
BE- erectsd 10 Pittsburg this winter: It
will lie 4 stock eonce1n with 8 capital
of $20o, 600. .The-id Of the promoters
is to croWd-o all the city butchers and
dealers. The plan is TO o#rentAnd fit up
butcher shops in various parts Of the
city, probably ! SO or 2O09of them, and
fill themwith estern-slaughtered beet
brought there in Tefrigerator cars. The
company viii hold the ownership Of
theseenew shops, but will let them out
TO responsible parties, who must take
their meat from thesproprietors.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

OneA ot Anna Dickinson d friends
say s: have it from her own lips
ana her tongue is ~ true a. her heart
-thatt she has never lost . cent on the
sztage. Her losses and consequent mis-
! fortunes are such: as fall TO tho lot q
/ both sexes who make unfortunate in
yestments, and Sput. too much fsith in
humanity. She supp ports an aged moth
cr besides other near end dear rslx-
tives, md dsher present heart-wAil Is rot
Tor herself, sbut for my poor mother,
who 50 needs her accast toned help. ~
d Emma Abbott il making 4 collec-
Etian of s'bsngles, = and says she expects
in 81 year s time 10 have the handsSn-
es assortments Of junk IN the world
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
Beas Bird. !;

-
mere = one Verl sda case ct benev-
le'!lse s Ices, OF one ansnaal t9VaIsh another
Wh,en SHOWS g that q e.p l otfsn needed
"nsse 1asa, LEAST snsp , .
, y " no. would s',l'pose that, the ele-
phant' Will tsl ms Z great size anu massive
e siren 9Th &c. conld sbes N nsett Of such aid
IS 30 :, lnslg = au1 4 creature las bird
couid al eiyee it4 s Fs..; u ;z = =
:. Against auch lafge snimais as Ions,
ligers. and 1ua rhinocerpses it can @deteht
ltselt, nnt m agaansfstlayy insects, which it
anlght crush a anaera1 ts feet by the hum
aleo, g q y ms IS no prots ton at
y gixs,n py !. . nttls. 1eathered 1E''' frIeat
sslcn "a. tafcR klR 20 its nass
nlgns ven sult,ose g fhst the eaaEAA
Moula naye Eo IFos1oae 1ronn lnseefs
=, 1tot y y tne Fsry shlekneys 1elles
1loes 3. Whicn s1 makes the smalt 1nsset
yang s1 s,lons. 3, j D. 4,
ticks, which are q = abmun u dpnt y ~ sall Tor
ests' work their Wayinto tho cracks e q
tne SKIN !el. OF the huge ere,,1'e and ~
saa skln Is GO thice Elie te 81 Abled 10
e2ury. serves. e i! & that
tney cannot 70 be " sn fa1e
snfar Vlng animai rYps fosks g or
ices. = dazssen1l fssactsd AMI q
mai oo.ld uss ,fss teHtn Or ieet 70 re-
move the yan1ee nn1 fos re ele.
unans snele u no1lffn nntsAneI.nR 9 ana
8 HELPING haS11---Or 1lil n sEs y. - %t%E Z ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
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The Latest Fashion in Flowers sor
Bouquets.

Twowagonsload5 of violet roots were
on q Staten Island ferryboat the other
day, coming to New y ork..s The roots
had been freshly dug, from the wood.
lands and fields. Among them was q
large quantity. of bulbs Of the anemone.
commonly called the snowdrop, which
is white, has FIVE petals rnd comes up
and flowers as soon RsstAes yiolets. do.
A florist, who was in charge of the
wagon, said: 1.-The latest freak OF the
ultra-fashionable Isl to discard the
double Engliss, violet that has been SO
popular fol. four, or TIVE years past, and
10 ,supp1antii it With fs violst.
whichy althoug Ii lessfEttedsto stand the
hot air of bedroom, endsswhich with.
ers more quickly than the English va
rietv, is nevertheless the prettiest and
has a pure blue: color, while, tie bell
shape is certainly more pleasing to
look at than the knotted cramped form
of the double kind. @5.. b -.
"A great demand has come up with
in the past six months for the single
violet, and those Of the. gardeners in
the suburbs who grow acres under
glass, have found that tie single and
natural .violets will pay handsomely.
We gather the roots just jas the leaves
begin to appear aboTethe ground, then
put them out under sashes, and get
the flowers three weeks ahead Of the
time they would bloom along the high
ways and byway 5 of the country dis
tricts. The snowdrops, when the bou.
Duet. is kept in water, mukes a rich and
simple group when mingled with the
wild violets. The crazefor these flow
ers is one of those freaks similar to the
rush for field daisies that lastedfor twC
seasons only, because, the sthete and
the suufower followed SO soon after. -
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