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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
News for Dyspeptics.

Acute pepsla-sOmetime imprOp-
erlY called bilious attack" or gastric
fever" often distressing disorder,
but it is soon and readily relieved. In
digestion due to organic disease of the
stomach does not strictly come under
the head of dyspepsia. Chronic dys-
pepsiR is functional, not an organic
disease. If the eye could look within
the stomach IN the latter case it would
see no explanation Of the trouble, as In
the case of organic disease.
At least five kinds Of fluids cooper
ate in the digestive process-saliva,
gastric juice, bic. pancIeatic fluid and
Intestinal secretiOns. Indigestion,
therefore, does not necessarily have its
seat IN the stomach.
Two forms Of it are generally recOg-
nized-gastric Chat Of the stomach
and intestinal. Each form has two
prominent Varieties-Oua in which the
food is really digested, while the per
son has great sense of discomfort; the
other, in which the food is not duly di-
gested, while the person has compare
lively little suffering. In the first
variety there Is an abnormal eXcita-
bility of the nerves of sensation. This
Is known as nervous dyspepsia.
The more common causes OF dyspep-
STA are excuses in eating, neglect of
physical exercise, prOtracted anxiety,
change from an active to a sedentary
life, insufficient sleep, luxurious living.
No treatment can here be prescribed
suited to Individual cases. The chief
thing is to find out and remove the
cause. An OverwOrked stomach should
be relieved by giving it only the work
which it can do easily, and by furnish
ing to it only that which is easily di-
gested. Everything should be done to
improve the general health. Change
of locality and general surroundings is
often a help.
Dyspepsia is rare among the young.
There is with them a surplus of vitality.
Moreover, their physical activity, out
door habits and absence of care are
generally a sufficient safeguard.
+ Where a child or young person is
dyspeptic the cause may be improper
eating-sOme are incesantIy at it-or
sufficient sleep, or undue pressure at
school, and an accompanying daily
nervous anxiety about lessons. Or the
trouble may be due to inherited weak
ness of digestion, or to weakness re-
sulting from some early disease. In
every case the best medical advicC
should be called in.-YOlttb's Com.
4lnllinSl
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
The Traveller and the Robber.

A Traveller who was making a J Journey
by the Highway suddenly discovered
that he had lost his Purse, and he was
Crying Outin Despair when a Man came
out the Forest and Inquired the cause
of his sorrow.
81 have lost all my money, was the
reply.
~Then some Honest man may find it.
Had you not Lost It 1 should have taken
It from yOu and Probably used It to
Bride q Chicago alderman
Moral: Things are never so bad Is
they appear, even when you are sent "a
iail.-FFse Press.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

In a lecture lately delivered by Sir
Douglas Gallon he drew attention to
the increase every year of fog and
smoke in London and to the possibility
Of their abatement. Dr.. RusselPs ex-
periments, carried out at St BarEhoI-
omew's Hospital, for the meteorological
council, showed that the city rain con-
tanned twice as much impurity as that
collected in the suburbs-that is TO
say, if the city rain we're diluted with
nearly an equal bulk of water it would
be like the rain of the suburbs. He
referred to the experiments of Prof
Lodge with a bell jar filed with smoke,
which is quickly deposited by a dis
charge of electricity, and argued that
by disturbing the electrical condition
of the air by kites or balloons rain may
be caused. and by this means the fog
dialodGed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

In an article In late number Of the
WomG75's World the following pleasing
description is given of Dinah MuIock
Craik: "In appearance Mrs. Craik
was of medium height, with soft, gray
hair, benign gray eyes, a small mouth,
with a kindly placid expression. By
nature she was active and cheerful, not
lacking In humor, courteous and kindly
to ali; an interesting conversationalist,
possessing the somewhat rarely accom-
panying quality Of being a listener; a
woman instinctiveIy to be trusted; to
the end young at heart and the con
6dGnt Of young people"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
GENERAL STOCK AND FARM.

The seeds Of early tomatoes, egg
{ plants, cabbage, peppers, etc, may be
! planted IN boxes and the boxes kept
near a window In the house.
A 'sWsrm NASH Of a mixture Of two
parts bran and one Of middlings is an
excellent inVigOratOr and remedy for
! COWS that have the scOurs from too much
grass early in the season.
Fire is the best preventive of disease
In orchards and vineyards. If all the
old wood be piled up and burned it viii
greatly lessen disease and insect attacks.
1t should be done early in the season.
By running a smoothing harrow over
the wheat-feld the young plants viii be
greatly benefited. One harrow viii not
iniure the wheat, but viii assist in cover
ing grass seed that may have been sOWn
early In the year.
Where there is plenty Of range or
mash In the fall a cross Of some hardy
breed Of hogs, such as the Chester
Whites, with the native stock, viii pro
duce better hog under such circum-
stances than if pure breeds be used ex-
clusively.
A competent authority says: "Out
potatoes to two eyes. If they be desired
early, for home use, thin out the plants
to a single one in the hill. This will
give earlier, larger and more uniform
potatoes, but the yield will not be as
large as when two plants are left to the
hill"
There are $4,000 acres Of vineyards
along the Hudson River Valley, n. Y,
and the average yield is four tons to the
acre. At 3 cents per pound this means
$24O per acre to the grower. Some
grow larger crops than this average, and
realize at least $500 per acre in the sales.
American Cultivator: Ten acres well
titled is sufficient to support family;
and when this fact is fully demonstrated
and fully appreciated, the number Of
farms will be doubled, and the yield will
be increased in still greater ratio, while
much of our abandoned lands will TEEN
with abundant harVests and thorough
culture.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

IS offered, in good faith, by the manufac-
case OF catarrh which they cannot cure. IL
Is mild, soothing and healing in its effects.
and cures "cOld In the head,'' Catarrhal
deafness, throat ailments, and many other
complications Of this distressing disease.
90 cents, by druggists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

TIE oldest person in New Mexico is
Panchita Morales, who is 1O7 years Of
age, and resides at Plaza Teguequite
She lives a secluded life IN a small hut,
where she does her own homework
Despite her great age she is straight as
an arrow, and moves about with quick
ness and ease
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Coughs, HOarseness, Sore Throat. etc.
quickly relieved by Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches. A simple and effectual remedy. su-
perior to all other articles for the same mr.
pose. Sold only IN bOres.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Mr.. ABELL, proprietor of the Balti-
more san. is worth so, 600, 600, and is
said to be the richest newspaper man
u the world.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30
lMoRrH KMnluImn

The worst ScaId or Burn can he oure5
without a scar If Coles CarbOIisaIVe il
promptly used. 1t instantly stops the pain-
Sold by Druggists at - and 90 cents.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Kaiser William has contributed 7OO OOr
marks to help along the Berlin opera. II
was precisely the amount of last years
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

From this time on Old Prob and the
grounding viii have il nip and tuck, With
the chances in favor of the hog.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

The surplus Of temperature in the North
west has been considerably reduced. and
yet the Democrats are not happy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Now that the hard cider issue is AGAIN
20 the front In Iowa the power Of the pres
that makes the cider is called upon to SUP
press 1t.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Maine claims to have sixteen men and
women who have lived more than 100 years.
and no end Of inhabitants who are over Sol
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

THOSE who go for berries should noi
retreat from briarz
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

It is announced that the Topeka fam
beau club viii reOrganize for the coming
campaign.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-24
| DlsElsEs Of
| HOuEl.

foried IarSp experience In adj, ping remedies 1og
their cure, au0
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-24
EsTRAY NOTICE.

GAME TO NM ENCLOSURE,
- on June 1st. red COW, dotted with white
spots, branded n on left hip. Also a bright
bay colt, white star on forehead and hind legs,
white below the knee, branded on left hip,
has been on my rarch since Nay. The owner
Will please call and pay charges Of pasturing
AID advertising. TIMOTHY OCONE0R,
sepSn R&nc on Prisen read.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-24


The well-known Optician Of 107 N. Fourth St.,
(under Planters Housel st. Louis, has appoint
ID W. H. Chedlc, of Carson City, New.
as Agent for his Celebrated Diamond Spec
tacles and Eyeglasses, and also for his Diamond
Non Changeable Spsctacles and Eyeglasses.
These Glasses are the greatest invention ever
made in spectacles- By proper. construction
of the Lens. persoi, purchasing pair Of these
Non Changable Glasses never has to change
these GIasses from the eyes. and every pair pun
chased are guaranteed, so that if they ever
lcaveth eyes tho matter how rusted or scratch
ed toe Lenses are) they will furnish the party
with new pair Of glasses free Of charge W.
H. Chedic has full .assertm mt and invites al
who wish to satisfy themselves Of the great su-
periority Of these glasses over, any and al
others now in use, to call and examine the
szmc at e...s $780, ". II. Chedic'S.
Druggist and Opticisn.
CArson City, New. Ne cedalcrs sap.
piled. oct11 On
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-24

county Committees III tHe Several
counties will please make the recess
sary arrangements for the meet
ings.
E. D. BOYLE, Chairman,
F. G. LORD, Secretary.
Republican papers of Nevada
please copy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-24
DIR. P1ERCE'S
Fav0rite Prescription

Hervine, impsrss vigor and strength to the sys.
tenn, and cures, as il By magic, Leucorrhea, or
% Whites" excessive Towing, painful
nnenstruation, unnatural suppress ionss
Gsak back, arfeversion, retrc7ersion,
soaring down sensations, chronic con.
Eestscn, Inflammation and liberation Of
the womb, Inflammation, pa.n and IN
cerness in oyaxtes,. internal heat. and
female weakness"
1t promptly relieves and cures Nausea, and
Weakness Of tho Sec.nsco, Indigestion,
Bloeting, Nervous P--ccS..- c.--iiSa, a:,1 S1eccs
leEscSss. II G. >ner SCI.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-19
Har skanka var hyllnins at Nordens drott;

Har skanka var hyllnins at Nordens drott;
Den adle, som forst brutit banap
For slagten som vandrat tiders lopp
Till frihetens strander. Hvad yore,
o folk! dina minnen, dit framtidshopp,
ON icke med v0rdnsd do blicke opp
Till Gustaf Adolf den Store
Kom 50 den siste af festdagens tala-
re, pastor G. A. Swenson fran Linds
borg, Kansas. Afven han fortsatte
med att str0 blommor for vara forste
banbrytares delta land fotter. Tala-
rem hade for slit amnes utveckling en-
ganska sv8r uppgift att losa, da de fo-
regaende talarne redan tagit brorslot-
ten af hvad historien har att beratta
ON soken. Dock ufpehail han sly v,d
slit ANNE langre In amnadt var och
f0rmadde med sin valdiga stentors.
stamina gora sig hord battre I'm ma.
gon af de andre talarne. Kraftiga bi.
fallsyttringar belonade talaren. vi
tro emellertid att past. Swenson, med
sin vidstrackta kHnnedom ON sven.
skarnes nuvarande stallning och ut
veckling Amerika, skulle gjort sig
mera bemarkt ON han Walt EFT mera
sjelfstandigt Hmne, t. ex. ON och huru
de einvandrade svenskarne vardigt folj'
/ de forsta settlarnes spar; och ar det
var 0fvertygelse att past. Swenson
just varit ratte mannen att utveckla
ett sadant ANNE.
0fverste Mattson hade haft aran
mottaga nera lyckUnskningsbref fran
olika delar af landet sasom fran hlsto.
riska sallskapen i Pennsylvania och
Delaware Afven hade han erhallit
ett bref fran ministern Bayard, hvil-
ken pa m0dernet harstam mar fran en-
af de forsta kolonisterna New Swed.
en-. Bayards moder+ha erhallit dopet
den f0rsta svenska kyrkan i Ameri-
ka, hvilken bygdes i Wilmington i
Delaware vid sidan ON det gamla fa-
stet Christina.
Dagen fore festen hade 1fverste
Mattson telegraferat till konung Oscar
af Sverige Norge och underrattat ho-
nom ON svenskarnes nationalfest
Minneapolis, hvara svar afven ankom,
SO lydande: 80
Swedish & Norwegian Vice Consul -.
st. Paul, Minn.:
/ am commanded by the King to
express his thanks for the telegram
and good wishes for prosperity of the
Scandinavian Colony in Minneapolis.
PRINTzsKoLD,
Chamberlain.
Da telegrammet icke, anlande forl
an XII. 10 pa aftonen den IA sept. kom
det f0rsmadligt nog for sent att upp
lasas pa festen.
Den i allo successfulla festen afslu
tades med afsjungaa adet at Davids l5C
psalm.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-19
ALLMlINNA NYHETER.

IOaUG O,afeTesase,as af ev. luth.
Augustanasynoden mote borjade den
10 dennes i Dayton.
Ods'lig pOstns6stare. tmastaren
i Hospers, Sioux county, Iowa, arreste.
rades forliden vecka for st0ld af var.
def0rsHndelser.
OfUeTsOsI at EFT passageraret8g q
Rock Island banan blef harom dagen
Frank Ruby narheten af Keokuk,
Iowa. Den olycklige afled imam laka-
rehielp ankom.
4pOtelcGYne Buchanan county,
Iowa, hafva kommit ofverens ON att
icke uttaga tlllst&ndsbevis for f8rsalj-
ming af spirituosa, Sd lHnge den nya
lagen Or gHllande.
Grand Ar,'sy of the Republic. Ma
tionalkomiteen af Grand Army sam
mantradde / torsdags Columbus, Ohio,
for att vHlja en- ny 0fverbefHlhafvare
Valet foil p8 major William Warner
fran Kansas City, Mo.
En- stGrre eldsvdd0 utbrUt l0rdags
alton Spokane Falls. w. T., hvarvid
Is affairs. och boningshus blefvo lagor-
mas rof. F0rlusten uppskattas till
$lOO, 1000, hvaraf $4,000 betackes med
assurans.
DensOEcrGtisIca statslcOmventet
New York afh0lls i onsdags, hvarvid
guvernUr Hill enhxlligt och under
stormande jubel nominerades for ater-
val till guvernor. Afven vice guver.
noren blef &ternominerad.
Uvdrttig pOlitSEc. Brefbararne Da.
venport, Iowa. hafva af slna demokra.
tiska bosses blifvit underrattade ON att
deras skatt till den demokratiska kan.
panjfonden blifvit bestHmd till $15 pei
man. Bretbararne hafva att vHlja
mellan att betala eller bli afskedade
SeogsegSJar anst8lla stor f0r1delse
trakterna af Bay City, Mich. Inlupna
underrHttelser fran dessa trakter for
mHla, att det icke star imensklig magt
att slHcka eden; endast ett starkt och
ihallande regn kan hEmma eldhafvet
Manga familter hafva nodgats fly fran
sina hem, medan andra aro kringgar
dade af elden och utsatta for den st0r
sta fara.
StdtsU0Iesa Maine utf0llo till ett
afg0rande nederlag for demokraterna
Helt ovantadt erholl prohibitionister
mas kandidat EFT forsvinnsnde anita
roster. Republikenerna segrade met
en- majoritet af 10000 och lnyalde hels
delegationen till kongressen, ALA sena
ltorerna och fyra femtedelar af repre-
sentanterna legislaturen.
KOs,Icssrser. Under augusti m&nat
egde males S72 konkurser rum inon
FUrenta Staterna och Canada. Del
sista veckan Iaugusti f0rekommo 214
den forsta veckan september var de
ras antal 228. Under innevarande vec
ka hafva de &ter minskats litet. ena
de nu uppgatt till 2A. .
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-19
SKAFEHREN.
- THE -
~wedish Republican Newspaper
Published In Minnesota.
OFFICE At
sc. Paul, Mimi, 231 q. 7th str
Advertising Rates furnished %
application.
Entered At the Post 0@os at 81. pGni. sfm
10 second class matter.
MGjssEc0rden trakten af Winona
sSges vara den bssta pa f1era dr..


sages vara den bSsta pa flera ar.
RepttbIiIsanssG stats centyul kO-l
miteen har af ordforande Gibbs ut
namts Endast tvenne af de Hldre
medlemmarne 3terutnamdes nHmligen
Stanford Newell och Joel p. Heatwolo,
bada Merriam-man. F0ljande utgora
komiteen: at large: Stanford Newell
fran st. Paul, G. b. Buckman fran
Sauk Rapids, David M Clough fran
Minneapolis; f6rsta distriktet: John
j. Rhodes, Hastings; andra distriktet,
Fred G Ingersoll, st. Paul; tredje,
Allen j. Grier, Wabasha; fjerde, E. G.
Potter, Minneapolis; femte, Joel p.
Heatwole, Nortefield; sjette, Frank A..
Day, Fairmont; sjunde, D. w. Bruck-
art, st, Cloud; attonde, Julius II. Ack-
erman, Carver county; Monde, Alfred
Blanchard, New Ulm; tionde. George
F. Potter, La Crescent; elite e. G..
Swanstrom, Duluth; tolfte w. M. Leg
gett, Benson; trettonde, E. Sevatson,
Jackson county; fjortonde, II. e. Cook,
Crookston; femtonde, d. J. Knox, Ait
kin; sextonde, Joseph w. Reynolds.
Herman.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-19
Gamla och Nya Sverige.

->s)s%
1 forna dagar ett kungsbud gick
Kring det ursamla Sveriges dalar;
Da till slit folk med EFT adelt skick,
Den hugstere drotten talar;
''Gan svensksr, bort till fierran land
vester, den kristna laran
Utspriden, ledd af Forsynens hand;
Eft Sverige byggen pa vansall strand
Och hafden den svenska aranT'
Da rut tades till ett vikingatag
Diver boliande hafven gick farden.
Med kraft villa, med Gud h8g,
Betradde de Nya Verlden.
en- herrlig natur, ett paradis
De funno EFT godt herberge;
Och valstand vunno for modans pris,
Med odlingsfit de pa nordiskt Wis,
Har Prundade Nya Sverige.
Men. hvem tolkat dess kanslors brand
Mar slitet var sista bandet,
Och for dess bickar, vid himlens rand
F0rsvunnet var fosterlandet?
Mar minnesfacklan anyo Andts,
Och tanken tog fygt till Norden:
DA kom der en- langtan utan grams;
Eft vemod som blot af en- nordbo kans,
Vid tanken pa fosterjorden.
HAr stAndigt for lagens helga ratt
Deras trofasta hjertan glodde;
En- tro. for hvilken pa Lytzens slatt
Sief hieltekonungen bl0dde,
Satt rotfast uti dess Adla BARN,
Och kunde EFT lofte ej svika;
Eft mod, som vapnade stAlsatt arm,
Och kunde tvedragt stridens larm,
For oratt och ovan ej vika.
Sa lefde de trygge en- langd af ar
Och f6rvarfvade gods och Ara;
An trogne slit land, uti dygdens spar,
DE strangt foljde fadrens lara.
Till den hogre kulturen fr0t de sAtt
Som sekler nationen STRAIT.
Och valsignelserik ymnigt matt
Till scdnare slAgten i ART har gait,
Ooh ljusets segrar har frat!
Men valdet vapnadt drog mot dess strand,
Med ofvermagt det tog ratten.
FL mer f0rstarkt af slit fosterland.
Smart slocknade svenslxa Atten.
Hur har for slit sjelfbestAnd den stred,
Pa historiens blad star tecknadt-
F0rsvunna Aro de tsppras led
Och seklers sol sedan dess gait ned
Men dess mime annu ej bleknat!
fader. som slumren stilla 70
Derborta vid Delawares b0lja,
Med from fortr0stan vi hysa den tro
Att stads edra andar oss f0lja.
Att afven hAr pa Americas strand
Edert minnes ara vi varje:
I dag, vi knyta med trofast hand
For kommands slagten, ett ksrlsksband
Mellan damla och Nya Sverige.
o, svenskar, for oss hvilken herrlig lott
thunder den biAgula fanan,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-19
SKAFFAREN e1.htiJles fTds ma
och TIL drets sJast for den si,sga af-
gifte,s df so cents.

F5Ia4de herrdr dro onstdlde SON,
Skdfarens reseagenter: John p. IN
IersOn, p. A. Paa1LsOss, Peter j.
johnson och John u. L. johnson.
Alla prenumeranter dro dessatona vd',li.
gen uppnaanade att hvar och en- ! SIN stad
medcerka f5r tidningens spridnSrg
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-09-19

utan svensken John Ericsson, hvilken
ar fodd gamla Sverige och son af en-
svensk bergman.
vi amerikaner helsa ALA kristna folk
valkomna till var stora republik att
med oss kampa for dess utveckling
och framg&ng, men latom oss aldrig
gl0mma att det icKe gifves nagon ma
tion. som vi aro skyldiga ett s3 hjert
ligt valkommen som de tappre soner-
ma fran Norden, hvars forsta koloni-
sering delta land for ett fJerdedels
artusende tillbaka vi dag fra.
Naste talare var redaktor job. A.
Enander fran Chicago. I ett sakrikt
pa historiska fakta grundadt tai pa
svenska spraket, uppdrog han grund-
dragon af de forsta svenske settlarnes
historic. Harvid gick han mera de-
tall an Thomas och skildrade flera an
slaende episoder fran vara forsta ban
brytares lif och verksamhet vid strain
derna af Delaware. Talaren afbrots
ofta af starka, valfortjenta applader.
Hareftel afsj0ngs foljande hogstHm-
da Ode for dagen, forfattadt af II. Stoc,
kenstr0m, och hari deltog hela audi
toriet.
Kung Gustafs folk! l dag
Fran broder byllning tag
| Och hor vart ron:
Ert Lie vid Delaware
Eft yngre slagte lar.
Att manliR strafvan bar
l sig sin Ion.
l skogens m0rka dup,
Pa sj0, bracklig slup,
Iprofvat pa;
Men trygg bland vida MAJ,
Der knapt det fins en- van,
Bland farors mangd star den,
Men Gud will ga.
Er dygd, or tro, ert mod.
Hvar bitter profning stod
Til dagens slut.
Ooh fran ert enkla tall,
Der brssan brann pa hall,
Till SEX ers sista qvall
Skall dygd "a ut -
He'll dig i minnets frid
Du folk fran Gustafs It'd
Eft he'll at dig
! Med dig oSS blodets band
Knot hop i Svea land,
Och pa Amerikas strand
vi ga din stig!
Gud signe dig. vaIt folk!
Blif jemt det adlas tolk
| Pa fjerran kust!
| For frihet, sauning, raft.
| Strid kAckt pa fadrens satt,
| Sla aldrig till retratt,
Du svenska folk!
Aldrig har en- sa manstark kor for
ut h0rts Minnesota. mahanda icke
hela Amerika. F0rmadde icke talar-
ne gora sig horda, So skallade atmin-
stone svenska spraket fulltonigt i dem
ma sang genom hela utstallningsbygg-
MAIDEN.
Guv. McGill var afven inbjuden att
med sin narvaro bedra festen, men ly-
ste med sin franvaro. och delta kan
man icke f0rtanka honom. I hans
stale fyldes programet af presidenten
for sta atsuniversitetet mr. Northrop,
hvilken humoristisk anda holl ett yp.
perligt tai, som vackte allmant bifall.
Alter jod en- sang fran koren, hvar
till D. Nyvall forfattat texten, hvaref
ter A. T. Lindholm fran Saltwater
deklamerade f1ljande af honom for
fofto n . oIcpipo fs11
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-13
Fall Cloaks aud Mautles.

Heavy, Scotch tweeds and Irish kersevs
and fancy trouserings of various kinds are
materials most in use by tailors for ladies'
coats. These coats are no longer bound,
but are stitched on the edges with two
rows Of stitching about a quarter of an
inch apart. They are finished with fly
fronts or with buttons of twist woven in
basket pattern and rather longer than those
worn recently. High standing collars and
in some cases revers displaying the vest
and hussar-like trimmings of braid are
shown on some of these coats. Stylish
coats of plain cloth are edged with a mere
border of black Russian lamb, and above
this border a narrow pattern of braid in
arabesque style is traced. Plain coats are
made of diagonal cloth in wide and mar
row vale and of dull-faced clay diagonal
cloth. The new mantles for fall are quite
short in the back and considerably longer
in front. They are made of camePs hair
and vigogne cloths, in black and dark coloIl
and in grays and suede brown, and will be
trimmed for winter chiefly with long furs
like Alaska sable or bear skin, or. to a
slight extent, in the short-plucked furs
like otter or natural beaver. For fall
these mantles will be trimmed with velvet
and passementeries. Old-fashioned fringes
are shown on some of the imported silk
mantles. A stylish mantle of pale silver
gray vigogne, figured in all-over design
in darker gray, is trimmed with bands of
dark gray velvet on the cuffs high stand
ing collar of velvet and bands of velvet
down either side, bordering with gray
passementerie trimming mixed with
threads of silver, lining of gray silk shot
with coral color completing the wrap
Good Housekeeping.