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l Car load of Flour

iro Eafsrrowu. J. ! pil oaiomnf / Sc
al lIaen 4et Il ret bsbite ~ | / 4ors
febet. "a Tan iTlefs b%iliasrs suo uoaot an,
ort Rel vi pil siJe &r'isr matte uae.
hH game.
Sit Feed Srnra
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

for I uhel5reoaii4t IiiiIIbe Of Srmors
rbpinev fHer "R,lss" ,tHafH Smerier fors
hunosu herren o. 'nesn SibTuoslie / gHs
5,rTsruiHasr. z I'e- "a ifIoia sur paa Is
a 20 TcGt CHjes 3iHHCifeii 6cuis
1gif.
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81 EuaSrcffru

,lefr OF tdI III Ia fPlle 3iittter fra
0orae ii Nmerita rIteet biam &eun.
Hiiaf BE- Hcr heb, y. Il
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

On Sdp ger rsiits / Spoitlano, og,
ba ban en- Dag lab uso DOT u5ts SpIs
boro. piIoe en- 1p6iter iIaa Jig iii
dlcesr paa bam. 3 Sdwee re~
i1goe ban, TT ct iaa Iitet 6Olt, al )
lite fan sips 9oer / aait NIB an itor
Naiiou, Os eerfOr uelss } meo CT tlGo:
las mtbpross 'Iet tan pare iaa,
%ianifs," iUarebe Sdp,ies,en; MIN
Rome % leg fan oslGa snsans imeaem
TONNE Iiot paatO9tte meo btnanosn,
Ren fommer iaa At Sutn ino / DOT
3augs. sa arbetoer ri Sse9e iamm n
at SlUiens ypit for at lags cen uo."
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
9ne, lou, bcbDpcr "sceo"

fan nj trult rsiie III WrHeH paa 5roui
Euu Sarmen get earleulefaeforp Der er
Iaat gro oper BT''en mslism Sarornue'
% RsasH. ina ben oiHeriHa lie 81 iueisn.
oa suRrnU saar iaa fort iom Sharper i
Slui.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Gil s. 6. 81. Rob Sipbtsrit aus
befales at onbrinse inbe | ben Sp9ss
gereIle ct tibet Risrrsl, bpori Der bas
pes en- 8lanbius af Siers og SeTpsus
tin bette Gntanbes, faa Dor bIiDer en-
Rss I 8ereliet, bog lite iaa tpt, at
ben Spse liesr berunOer. Qette lfal,
paoitaues Der, srebs be Spscomsipirsr,
iom finbss / Suslget.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Vi bar Hoele iaa uomTrteoe VuHaio.
Better, % ui l9iser otm meset biIIaf.
Is. Il. lSnSnaro.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

S~esrSrd'ffr
ior EsI7e % fer Gutter, ri bar oliipr
rHlHae OF oeH Slaas Cuslirlttfr. ca ri III
Gem no, ior al rsaiIi- re uort 9s9,r.
6. q. t3nocaro.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
s.aasu aerrefpanoanec.

vi MargI pa Bldns naa en-
Mirngoe Gorr iponolncer li99e oper +,
be tai toEme mo Iiot sft buerr.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Gnhrer Game mee usDbruht 0elbrso hgr
bsHusnts fg I'll 9rarrre Turner & 30
meiou / 9nneibsit Souie. Som / beti.
mslig 9io. 19ii.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

On rnsiT Circular nj 81 Coaars Tan
,isbes for 81 Cellars b,s @oooaro.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Ran ia foa Rdrtst. &c ousrtcrer,
uoen al %obouners paa g otrte va msr I
Suit: Ati
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

VIE saahsr iTla, uoeu renipn iii
Y is for q, r~eal;1ere Cplaoet hos
Goooarc.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
Incrt;eScm
farm ere! Wtp Hat!

Sea 'Riaer ben bebrn Stoui 5roae
?anhelsn Wprtt u tern o al uts
9 & nil 'por, Fruat
ION SO S.tsn
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
~ Lie .Iohanaon ! EneEun0

airt u9gtcr ,Iobaasion Gnetiuno
b!sO Rgt'g IN AteD osesi / fl 9ism.
OIsrniagsm8u-eH sr an omUlastaps
1iane. lom t baui5t : llt1uo 'om ND
I'll 3o5'ueion og beai /. E 9t't do8ie.
Je5aaeion neet,rs o.n 90 fsris 1lsu
3 II aa p1a ejaa'osn, bDOr nlnn- /
QiarTa pnote fs or CO TT 3obans'
ioa / Sto II meo IN lau,tn,D yG5s
t lTolo Is lt'ar mn peO bars n font
3 aaelsl uur0s roo
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
$500 @etenutna

On 10 roaars aaape for 4 7ou1rs
nos Spoearo.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

= SisIes So~rIanosnbe bsoinnes bsrs
ueo, at Or. I 81. Sobjaion ittt bar
inb'snbt til "0cco'ab Qoitsn". noqsn
& rrtipoaOnrcs fru Satton, gofota
lsIrt1orp R,o.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Bill De siennem "DseOrobsP oiten"
Inbe mig pibe, bpor man Dor b~enuenbe
fig for at faa en- l5aanOs Strittsmaifine 2
Ole 9sberisu.
3onnepi,ts, 5aruarb So, Reb.
Spor: Striu til Wr. s. 6. Wooos
8 'ab, 35S 80 Waeiicn Ctr, Gbtcaoo.
os anmob ON IN 8otaIo9 for edmbs
Sttitfemaifine.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
Grem loo i.pantr.

9aiaois gearai 5talanaa iommer /
seinien ialr meo Iii 8lae.oe 6oli@.
nfile poef h2eur, a8oa.9s nj &.iU Or
isaus, %ioaleoes o Hap bar l,aaseis 81
Of raRele g6u G.lsafs taaoe paa 9rr
90 2isbasetn u9 iase mo &egoa 10.
'tih'ns,a, IA eoiaele1 zen lie 8ecluasr
os pa'er 6 staeue5gr Ne % 5pp0ey,
oef nleaiie fHiie EplsI ! ON &c Tor
lijepise egoa:fea 5il.sE @risr % ualee
ct egefapLer al TIE Worlds Exposition
Messenger ian, tstssa bloi nris,igt al
benpefl0e ~ nj
-. -. safou,
eeAeFal sss. G9sago.
S9es. 1egJgsa,
eansgol &lri8 snt.
~ aans0 20 zv. @. 81
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
XDfal.Notitier.

On 40 gcnars Stiie Yiu B aaa5e ian
tls55s isr % Dollars hos
3oooaro.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

yu eli, On l2re ! ,e5r Sio hftl
e bsepHoj pao fietc Sis1.r mel m W
isfti % Sfom1oo Geo N Ell BE en-
9let farg 100 6abtisn p.tf,r Stots
lilo / Gt. GO0 @amfaugit peo
6eGiS
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
EfO euer <t0ufcr,

pl lite tabs Noget uo at tae mig pile Dem mine Sa0r % bare, bal n
leiesr hem Tor, oa iaa iammsnIisns benz meo. buao Guhre bpon rH u
pi lite opparte meo aosst Strp,si, tbi is tror, BET bsgproer at bs i1
I'll at paste pa en- m forrsiuing Sea pl lit, oOntTs H'
sale business. ti leg astr at Iesse al min Spmqrtionbfo paa Rcadsnias
len. S9 ptl tttt aostters, at is iGIg'r StO Os StcUtr by the car load y
be Sto os S;outer, iom bruses &na ibtt Gouap ir hr 3 -3
ueosr, fan nit runrnes 8.
sao bette pare 9oot NOT ion uaofnInnins. for at ies itts austaH i@
bolt Sprca, ION Bet alnilnlis bar paretS tuq DEN fnre SN.
I'll =. u. Soiss Ssuuer % Runoer omit lea at n9e, at f5 iTfa
9lors, buao jig Tan for at beboIoe bercs Sesuina, baaoe ped CT A@f
lamms Siags Sarer, ion De pGr pant til at hnoe Dos BAN, os vs ii +"
hanhls bem Iieeiua opri9tis Tom ban.
lr. gasns uit ngiaa frsmoeles pare at flbe guttttu.
Rom blot inb o9 ie; Bet sr inht 9rpseri for mig at uWe mem SHa
gsm life Steosf, auosn 0r Set for 1T Rational Sanf.
9Gr6poiai
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
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nogls Of p0re 6'8iits'ts5T'sr bar ban
pog teIif UI iitte Inr g'o.gt 6aIHa
nge AEi'r at suite p9 gate q.
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liz msasm y;itsr O8 yue 9ags ian.
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Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

OCLS
for lite ga
|roeeorab.
Sor u
poiisn :
ts ss., isa, sH al Hs''Hi'r :
GOT @amn
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asr otter. 5sFiaains
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ssasr aanssss s's'00
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n.'snisraer. sofiautHa
sisrnebiaorie.
E.nsttus Sarn. ~ 90
.mlr paStcr aapne.
esa;supernmsiis @ienf
siateraO iins' til 81
! II. atten-'
susho
.syu,mssH saa srs0sa
s.as siu for $50 rfos
e.s, Ga sieniuHset. y
nfiisIip ! Sns'a"'.
fre,iasIens.
sasiHs siseiere 90
sseter's a'"i''f"' A'
a Sspntn.
rvsns Fuiwa. Sia'-
Rsiis.eDsntgr.
ses oct pSerttt GAP.
s;rnerue siuaarfen.
sisI,s sssosr. Os 3Hst'i1
Q. Gar Rrairi 5iHna
ensim eonaparies
esr asmmsI. 60rsanius
IIII. Ga 9pift
Snst
lens erateIis. en- 6or1
len &orfsns 80. On z
ktlpssessR aHinen. er
lrssa. On tSsH 'a''e'
ssng. Sris-
fraf at wrrermes sip.
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SO
taIing.
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often. So;iaains
kruls % Singer. Dtet a
lnsers eerresaarse ~
ira isI,naEssH-
4 fratisa Of The
isrteI.s nstiis sos fer 3
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i Gor 81
.sss "Eeesrah. Veffen'
k1,iurlt sp;iis;iomtsiit 30.
brteuineer. 1s SissE1
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b. farzi IN al HsseHisr nap
For 0autmel OF
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b from &riifens Sa
aften. ausost | Sui es
ssnse anSaster sper nj
ssst rtstIiee Rrifues 6
ifeffter. Cpirptt titsr
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sts "1eesrab=Deaen
=. iazt AMERICAN
dONARY. sc 5nssslI
b easr Stabet-
| Tnr .
ksts Sehen'
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| Tor 81
lsss "1sesrahsDefteu'
>. liant ct errmpIar Of go
kssusssn. 81 5nbb0is pa
fieiahtt.
eGstesieIier % EseSt
Her cottages gratis. Cite
bsz's ". sints. Spu Orb
asststes Ssransrins.
Serssie toraneret mao ben
astesfeIappem 1iI uspi
rrf. til Gatoen. % Isns ins
lss snissr sIabst.
tse a~beanenter b.ees |
PHsCfiss. esuHis ss Stot
Fawer, ON iaoean bapts.
5nsbstaIiRe Der hsia IL
Pders Registered Letters eu
esit s's lie lem fuIs Stall
sfa Cant. be IRE ueheet|
Ne safsr fra Is % Gents
'ntas CHER slanseiten ea
asssa ~%apirasuarS
ssr pease seast al
Psi'ersn life pcrs auipar,ia
or'ss bIir borts paa geien
Sasiensere moa ovotp,
E'''ssi'rslis, unstasen Iaa
S'aset fan betiaeS iii
~''ansnsnist REGIMES ira ben
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Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

SipttsElt. Scm Q piS a b~oilten
ftars 5mtlte oeune flritga Sggoom bar
og boi.,.u p>5TGa @rao at 10, Fgdgs
bso, MN / cen auIeoRia8 pli9tgr, tan
4 force foIqrnae Tatmn: On lIensites
gut / Rergn ft for en- 2ic fbgu Sreu
ira en- eti' 8roosr ! AmsrtI, bpOri
osuus unosrrettcr bonn on Of SUigers
iuoeu % IT Qur Born uetoO uar osss
At 5ipbtcfrt, % en- Dogs % osrsfte,
Dar @liteu b.fprgt meo iamms eng:
bonn, Der CHI 4 par OBS tort G%ieanen
ct 8rsu iom 5aOoe part iere Us
uabeJugi5.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

MD Tabrif5igf!ombco. Der i'ol nu
o8iaa / GbattaaW ouIGgg' ca For
ctLRuiabgit
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Ga 9pift
Gor 81

has "1eestahsV ehen'
n.,inni tp;l,s,iemssiit Ss-
~,rtouineer. 12s Sisss1
o pea gee arnenS u !
ks..e Eiee.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

Gu "gammcI SIGgt." Sra 9 unfs.
bsrg / epre 8~9eIemurftn ifripes rem
lite 0sc6r. 9Oag tulate nj til Sors
ben ber @aGr6mnuostong @nro &sIofss
batter @rapcn. so Aar eammel. 9ens
res W}aub SDenung Steffeuisn CT 80
4lr a., eunnu rnuf ag raft. 9ans
8rooer, Stprsar 6ustusbt / 9iuje. itoI
6]eqropss imorgsu. 81 aar q. Gu ans
ben Btooer ar So Nar, en- treble ~
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N Der baoe 50 aar 81. 20 8uros ire
sairsuce baoe SO, SO o. 80 aor onmIs.
Soeuiunos 1absr fpos so 2lar Of j,
5ans DlcO r "a Nor a. Ser fan mon
toIre IN 5.e5t At goo MaIm.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
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Ns Seas. eIastI
i,.,s s'Do. ali slass trial
ssrtier. U~
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sa,rs.a inter zig ct sr|
a. sanb. men Ill
lsls ON, bpor BE-
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aoee oa,oa :. %I
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Sra Surner Il Sameion
CnnfrafIfr

bar TT aoHfor s3iausias't 5eEis.
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SnssstaIiRe Der hsln Il,
derS Registered Letters gu
eait sss III, lem fule Stall
sfa Can't. be ere uhftes,)
Ne safsr fra Is tit25 Gents
'ntasc CHER slanfettsn eu
esasa VaptrapuarS
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

astesfetappen piI uepi
rris til Gatoen. % isne ins
ss eHifsr sIabet
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

maa opsipe
'''sslsrt!is. uustasen Iaa |
tan bsftiaeS til
~'Aasnsntst REGIMES ira ben
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

tse aboanenter b,ets |
PHsciiiss. eSuHis ss s,ot
aver, ON iaaean bapts.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

yet Pesse feast al,
Hieersn life bore auipariieI
orsss blir borte paa Beisu
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21
Tor 81

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Snsb
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s.mie gator aagne,
eseienesrnmsiis SteI,7
a;uterup Hnst til 81
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Gor 81

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b. iaIt AMERICAN
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sasr | 6taeet-
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tsts "4eeerahsEeten
rr, lent si grsuplsr al .
Ial", en- biiioriR Somau
arbunsisss. al J ) 3. Sri
,afisr I Sestous,lsn 81.
IS Gems ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1885-01-21

0ensgol NtIiA .e emit
~ aenso % SIX 2 81
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estesieIfer % HssSi
lhu cottages gratis. Cite
Isz's ". sinte. Spv Orb
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27
PilasI Pileau Pilesiil

Sure cure tor blind, bleeding and
itching piles. One box has cured the
worst cas- OF ~ years standing. No
one need suffer FIVE minutes after use
ingwilliam's Indian Pile Ointment 1t
absorbs tumors. sllays itching acts Is
poul,ice, gives instant relief. Prepared
only for piles, itching Of the private
parts i. nothing else. Sold by druggists
and mailed on RECEIPT of price, 81.
WILLIAMS MF'G 70. Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27
To Young Ladioa

Ifyour life is made . burden owing
to blackheds. pimples; and other erup-
tions marringyour beauty and causing
so much chagIin, It is no longer neces.
ary to endure it. DR. Fiagg's Family
ointment will certainly remove all such
blemishes and leave your skin soft
smooth and beautiful. Sold by all
druggists and mailed upon receipt Of
price 25c. FERGUSON Co
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27
Ston that Coughine

By useing DR. Fraueris throat and
lung balsan the only sure cure for
coils. cough hosrseness and soar
throat and all disease of the throat
and lungs. Do not neglect . Cough.
It may be fatal. Scores and hundreds
of GRATEFUL people owe their lives to
DR. Fraxier's Throat and Lung BALKAN
and no family will ever be without It
Aaas.6,saina Il and discovering its
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27

The Rev. Geo. Thayer, Of Bour bon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shilo's Consumption Cure.
Sold 10y Henry Cook.
Are you made miserable by Judges.
ton. constipation. dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skin! Shiloh. Vital
izer is a positive cure. For sale by
Henry Cook.
Why will you cough when Shiloh
cure will give immediate relief. Price
l0c. soc and 81. Sold by Henry Cook.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for catarrh. diphtheria. and
canker mouth. Sold by Cook.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and SO cents.
Sold bv Henry Cook.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately ra-
lieve Group. whooping cough, and
bronchitis. Sold by Henry Cook.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint
O have a printed guarantee on every
hottie Of Shilo's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure. Sold by Henry Cook.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need
for constipation, loss Of appetite, dig
rzness, and all symptoms Of dyspepsia
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27
lBucklens Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cut.
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores. letter, chapped hand:
chilblalns, corns and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per.
Feet satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price 25cts per box. For sale by
Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27
Political Reform.

Great reforms are demanded in our
politics, notably the complete reform Of
the civil service. There is good pros
pect of the success Of some of these
measures, if only decent men Of both
lparties will stand up for deccncy and
ipraise it whenever they see it. demand
ing and commenting the thorough en-
sorccmcnt of the laws, whichever party
e in power. If these reforms fail. the
blame will lie at tho doors of those
otherwise highly moral and reputable
citizens v'p prefer the success Of their
party to the welfare Of their country
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-24
Head Work.

A half naked Indian was looking on at
come work men in the employ OF Governor
Dudley, of Massachusetts,.
Why don t you work and get yours IL
some clothes" asked the governor
"Why dom you workr' retorted the son
of the fore st.
Il work head work. said Dudley, point
ing to his heal
The Indian sail he was willing TO work,
and agreed to kill a calf for the governor
Having done so, he came for his pay.
But said the governor, you have not
dr. ssel the calf
No" said the Indian; Il was to have a
sai ling for killing him. Am he no dead,
governorE
Finding himself outwiStel, the governor
gave him another shilling for dressing it.
1t was not long before the milan came
back, demanding good shilling in place Of
the bad one which he declared the governor
had pail him. The governor paid him an
other.
Returning a second time with still an
other brass piece to be exchange !, the gov
ernor, convinced OK bis knavery, offered
him half crown if he would deliver let
ter for him
The letter was directed to the keeper OF
the prison, AM ordered him to give the
bearer a certain number of iashes
The Indian, suspecting that all was not
right, and meeting servant OF the gover-
nor, induced him to take the letter to its
address.
The result OF the Indians stratagem was
that a severe whipping was administered
to the unfortunate servant The governor
was greatly chagrined at being second
time outwittei by the In liam.
On falling in with him some time after,
be accosted him with soms severity, asking
him how be had dared to cheat and deceiv,
him so many times.
Head work, governor, head work" was
the audacious reply.
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PRIZE TOMATOES.

The picture shows the best looking heap
of tomatoes on exhibition. Two kinds are
in the pile, the Acme and the Livingston's
Favori e. Both are as smooth as an apple,
quite without the crinkles and ridges that
make thu old fashioned tomato burden.
The Acm, seems to be the first favorite.
1t has more of purplish tinge than the
Livingston, AMI seems perhaps little
soil lor
For some reason the show OF corn was
very POOR. In respect to ether things, IL
was plain to be seen, what every ody has
not yet learned, that the oil AMI we'll
known varieties of both fruits and vege-
tables will do to depend on, every time.
The following old varieties are still the
''boss': White and Purple Strap-leaved
turnips, Early Blood turnlp beet AMI NAM
moth Chili squash. There was one OF the
good oil Flat Dutch" cabbages, nearly a
foot AMI a half through, looking solid as a
cannonball. A biz pumpkin was about a yard
across, more or less 1t lookel big enough
to furnish Thanksgiving pies for a regl-
ment. 1t was of the pale yellow ridged
kind
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The Greeks understood these illusions Of
the eye 50 perfectly that they made allow
ances for them in bail ling. The Greeks
were tn, most ski.fui architects that have
ever lived. They knew that IL columns
which were intel led 10 LOOK perfectly
straight were really mae SO they would
have iooled as if tney were followed in a
the center So they made them huge out
ward Just the least bit, at the middle per-
ton. an then they looked exactly r GIT.
In a beautiful Greek portco th5 columns
are not put precisely raight up and down.
Ii they had been they would have ss'mel
to our eceivins eyes "a if they leaned ogl-
ward. s. they were made to slant title
mwarI, ami so appeared upright and
SYMMETRICAL 1t wa, so with corners and
angles rs well. They were changed It'll
from the direct lines, so they would look
right. Lines were curvel slightly il order
that they might appear straight. Yet so
skilfulv WIS all this done that people Of
our time would never have found it out,
except by actual measurement
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Our Country Home


BY all means plant some bulbs this fall.
In no way can you expend small amount
of money in the garden to make 1t give you
more satisfaction. Tulips, hyacinths, GRO
cuses and narcissus bloom early in the sea-
son, tefore any other plants are large
enough or advanced enough to produce
flowers in any salts factory amount. They
are so brilliant, and keep their beauty so
long, that no garden can afford to he with
out them Two OF three dollars will buy
quite quantity of mixed bulb nowadays,
and the mixed collections are quite as salts
factory to most lovers of flowers as the
named bulbs are, which will quite likely
cost as much, singly, as dozen OF the I'M
named ones and prove to be no more beau
tiful
These bulbs should be procured and
planted in September and October. Select
place for them where the ground can be
kept free from water in spring. If not nat
urally well drained, remove the soil to the
depth of foot or more, AMI put in brick,
old bones, broken crockery, and anything
which will hold up the soil you have re-
moved, sufficiently, when it is returned, to
allow all surplus water to drain out of 1t.
Make this soil rich with old and perfectly
rotten manure from yard in which cows
have been kept No other is so good for
Tubs. incorporate it thorou 5hly with the
earth in winch your bulbs are
to be planted. This is all there
is to be done, until you set out your
bulbs. When you do that, put the larger
ones, ike tulips and hyacinths, four or five
inches under the soil and about eight inches
apart The smaller ones can be planted
more closely together, and not quite as
deep. When cod weather sets in, it is well
to cover the bells with some coarse litter
from the barnyard. This must be removed
as soon as The plants begin to come up in
spring. After they have bloomed ANIMALS
can lie planted in the bed, without interfer-
ing in the least with the bulbs. Do not cut
off the tops but let them ripen and die off
to suit themselves. In painting them dc
not set them out in haphazard way, but
keep each variety by itcelf Il is a good
plan, when on, has but few, to plant the
tulips in the center, with the hyacinthS in
a circle about them, letting the crocuSes
and scillai edge the bed
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EAElM GARDEN
Cure for the Ample Goblin Moth.

At the meeting of the American Pomolog
ical society Mr. L. Moody gave his method
with the Goblin moth in his large apple
orchard. He sprayed thu trees with soiu-
ton of Lonlon purple, in ratio of one half
pound to eighty gallons of water, by means
of force pump AMI barrel on wagon.
He had a machine so arranged that the
spokes of the wheel did the pumping as the
wagon progressed. One man could manage
it AMI could sprinkle 1000 trees day, at
cost Of not more than one-half a cent per
tree. BY this easy and inexpensive mo thod
he produced abundance of apples without
the mark of worm upon them.
Mr. Partridge, Of Michigan, had an
orchard of 800 apple trees. He adopted
much the same plan with that OF Mr.,
Moody, and with equal success. He used
about 100 gallons of water in which was
dissolved one-half pound of London purple,
for spraying each 100 trees So it seems to
be settled and proved that fruit growers
can head Off the Goblin moth, and give us
perfect fruit if they will make the neces-
sary effort.