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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16
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Japan boasts a phenomenal giantess'
She is tive W ve RS OF age, eight feet high
and weighs 1.5 mounds.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

The new spring good show n revival of
the heliotrope shades so fashiopable
eighteen month, ago.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

A man who has p~racticed medicine for " years
ought to know salt from sugar read what he
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

Sod BY DrUggtsis and Dca'evs Ercrlrclere.
NE CHARLES A vOGELe2 On. P,finnre. vd.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09
Exr-aordiparv Fra. Of Nremsry.

The most extraordinary feat of memory is
one which Sir William Hamilton believes TO
be true beyond doubt, cited by him from tho
geogapher Maretus, who witnessed IL and
had it solernnly attested by four Venetian
noblemen Of undoubted honor. Naretus tells
Us how In Padua be met young Corx;can
who had gone thtther TO pursue his studies
at the university. Having heard that the
young man was gifted with a most eItJsor
dinary memory, SO that he could retain md
repeat as many as 60 GOO words, which would
be read over by him once only. Maretus and
some distinguished friends asksd II be would
allow them to test the accuracy Of what 70
port had stated He willingly CONSENTED,
and there were resd over aa almost inter
cut any consecutive meaning, In every varS
ETY. Of language, sse1 many It them ussrs
gihberi4h.
So long was the List, which was writt<a
down in order t. give precision to the test.
that the audtence wns fairly tired out, r.
only freah ons bans heyoung Coruscan hizn-
seh, who stood all tho while with hb stten-
ton deeply fred and his eyS cast down upoa
the ground When n was time h Ioohsd up
cheerfUAy and repeated tho Whole u1ater-
esting cataloeus Of words without single
fault Than 10 show bow carefully he 70
tal4ed every word, hs vent through the Ia
backward, thn taking every alternate word.
fryt, third, hfsA, ETC., IN - quite tkrsd ous
and perfectly satisfied AArenu that hs vas
the most e1tsaordtDary man he had ms In
al his travea. The young nan sddsd that
be would b ready IN o ysasS time 70 rtpsAt
the task OF course ts b fnpoa<zhe nov 70
verify this facs, but SIR " Miaxn Hamileom
CONSIDERED Il true beyond Q1essSsn and dA
not hesitate to ~ 90 10 h6 iecoR-s On me<r
aDi7zacs before tbs University of Ed1nhavxA-
When q man i1dulzr7 sn &,rutrpessf Trse
oo~sdays hts phy~rian says be IL sruubleA
wisn sznbolsxn. So shs dtlsass has bspoms
verypoYsaar. Glance over ebs hooA1 ta po-
hoe beadQnaxsns and yoa VIZ aDd . hong
oehsr besa rspsTtsd rufztnz In Msecaso
cut a I'm she serEioeant word .sz1heliss,s
IL nHked in rst Ink oprnzt.s a. dnufpe3oa
OF Shs nsAnZ ona. 1hss ua.m b ho eee
found 'oa Q sos&' A deesds Ngn ~beu .
p.ess.4 bad ths '.Snjsnx' ss s:s0dtng
phyr;r4sn vooh say Tor po,zoeD aks: ny
passee b suffering from Muson, hsIscana-
sion, hypochrondria<is, soranernbul1sra, cz;a-
ffT, nypoockrnr 010cs, ecss2y. cnOas W
soC,s o<her nazns IL: has rstereDns 10 To
disturbance ct ths bruan Butno~, - though
by common eoossuG, dru1k1anD vfn svsns-
nalJ lead % enb,ohzsa 4 b ding pArasa
although mot pkyxsciEo sGres that eu1ti-
tuaocAl drunksanes Win sve1,n.lly lad 70
snh1EEa
E1bogan r,aans ths GsTeee a suns snsA
body In TIE arteries q esrtnsrso vkscA has
been carried aioag IN tie cor,D q sAe eiyc,-
lst.on Isbgn~any dh~o1s mssa.s. vhsch
forms . olos IL pa- aioGS until !: r.ach9s
srnAn srsrysua thersR kdza Ec.boskn
q .es brain L vay sezsoas mater. II
ssops he circulation. snd sc6 cczxsasxatiy
like Lightning sssoke A pe1oo sr1hrnx
from a attack o< s<atpliss IL exsckea 70 ths
ground, sorss<izzs without nauspsSvsTp
tnx-EocnEQamnaA.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09
How Cables Arc Made.

Atlantic cables are usually constructed OF
seven small copper wires wound together 50
as to form ono conductor, and covered with
heavy coating Of composition insulation,
largely composed Of rubber and paraffinA
around which other and larger iron or steel
wires are wound, protected on the surface BY
other and still heavier wires, although some
have another coating outside the wtreA The
shefe ends are about two and onehaf inches
in diameter and the mid ocean sections from
an inch to an inch and half.
Up to this date they have been made With
but one conductor in each cable except SEQ
ton Of the Commercial oo1npany's running
from Rockport, Mass, to Cape Canso, n. S.
The action Ok the static or earth currents Is
50 great IN the bottom of the sea that it II
doubtful if two conductors coold be worked
in single cable. and they are too expensive
to warrant taking any chances with Ia the
way Of experiments, a It Is generally con-
ceded that they viii carry but Little battery,
what is technically known as thirty volta
being the limit upon cable circuit This Is
less current than is required to feed a singis
arc electric light, and an ordinary arc cir
cult would feed all OF the Atlantic cables
and leave large surpluA - New York
Hoc14
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09
--sxzsSNAIilsss'
9ai11y Sa9ss
VAN0UISHED.

with red on the cheeirs and fire In the eyee
We come to thy conflicts, Hel
We know we are strong and We think We are
wise,
As we plunge In the strife;
We have youth, We have strength,
We have hope, and At length
We have love, o life!
With The strength OF our youth and the nrecf
our hearts
We take up thy challenge. o Life.
Ent know not our foe has his traitors within
as we wrestse in strife;
And unno1iced, unknown,
At blood, sincg and bone,
They are feasting, O lifel
Til the red of cheeks and the fire Of our eyes
Have faded, are quenched, o Lfei
No more are we strong-1is but left to be wise
And retreat from the strife
AS we yield 10 the truth
OF our vanishing youth
We provo ii, o lifel
Margaret Il Lawless in Frank Leslie's
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09


the chest and hurls him back five yards
Skien has wound his coat round hts left arna
and uses knife with his right The
hg at its heed, runs straight into the
rescuing party. Then torches glean and
men yell and fight hand to hand battles
with gaunt, drasgled brutes that snap at
their threats, ill the air with the strong
vulpine smell Of their kind, and when a
blow gets home, howl and kick out their lives
in the reddenmg SNOW. 1t was q notable and
terrific battle while It lasted, and forms topic
for conversation to this day In Joksdal Hak
the dogs were killed, and more than one
brave man who rushed to the rescue will
carry deep tokens Of the fight TO hts grava
Svantsen came worst of His left arm was
badly torn and one bite in his threat must
have been fatal had the brute who made it
jumped little stronger. Skien fought hike
a demon, and escaped r,arveiously with
scarce more than an ugly scratch OF two.
One horse died where II fell ths other escaped
with his life, but was ruined sor all practical
purposes Svantsens wife, however, looked
to it that the excellent beast should live the
remainder Of his days in honored idlenesA
And the wolves, though dscisively beaten,
cannot be deemed disgraeed Upon the field
they left four-and-ewenty slain and some
eight or nine wounded to death Deeply de-
jected, torn, MANNED and exhausted, the sur
vivoss got them back to their desolate forest
homes, and, maybe, the God that sees Ct TO
let them live provided an adequate meal be-
fore the moon had st
For, mark you, those wolves, without
exactly appreciaring tho fact. had achieved
great and splendid work. They had hrooshs
to the surface much that i noble in human
hearts; they had in tvo short minutes dcoe
that which years Of tins might not have
done; they had Destroyed bitter feud and
built upon its ruins a friendship which viii
stand while tho friends have N6A-Loug-
mans Magazine
Ihe Pr1nceoI wales oonrmnas-1o Esa1
&AeGh. Haeteta Aiesh9GIA
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09

Ali men are better than they appear
on the surface. The world has been too
much with them. The divine soul fnds
itself choked and stiied by the accidents
Of tenperause1t and environment: = -
disheartened BY the nAtitudnous con-
tradictions in this psrado1ical world; tie
brain is stupid and n,nddled and faas 70
recognize TIE right; the flesh s weak;
nevertheless the divine soUi dwelk latens
below the surface, and may fare out &
any moment IN some s1Idien and un-
looked for naanner.-Lppincoes's Aasar
EiUa
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09

A peasant saw, In 8 river, . floating egE.
He thought be could catch i: with hs hand.
bot, in the attempt, fell into the vsssr. Tho
water was dsep and he could Dos swim In
terror he beiisved that God v1s tsus punish
ing n.s freediresA To propisis;e his fsse -
vowed that If be escaped be would De-er eas
another egg InStA1sly q branch cfa tes
presented i:se6 to hin. by means oe Which b
gained tie banks of sne stream Shaking
binaself, he sd: Il suppose, Lord, thas
you. os coane, Understood Es t98y nv
ex.IWUA ARasASt
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09

is to see thee again Graabeen ("gTay legs
travels a world faster, and is now nearer to
thee than thou ert TO home VILE deign to
accept seat7 Ii SO, it is at thy service"
''At last we meet then," gasped the other.
II had rather seen thee than the truest
friend and strongest horse in Norway. At
last thou art il my hand, Esollo Svantsen
Nay, stay thine horses, OF ! viii do it for
thee"
''FooIi Thou do ita Couldst thou stop
me year agoi Then think not to hold back
these mad bru.es here by any act of thipa"
Fer answer Skien leveled pistol at the
head Of the horse nearest him The barrel
flashed in tie moonlight like knife, and
Syantsen, choking IN his throat the cry OF
horror that rose into it, pulled at the reins,
and nearly overturned the vehicle he drove
This Is no time for testing, man!n 10
cried. Leap by ne and do It quickly, OF
we shall both be LOST
"And why nott Thou has LEFT me nothing
to live for. Everything that was good to
me il the world has been taken BY thee, and
now it is my turn, and l could slay thee. but
that had rather leave It to those behind"
While the horses were nearly dislocating
his shoulder joints, Svantsen made answer.
Think not l fear death any more than
thee. II thou willest that but one Of Us shall
reach his home l care not plead not for
my safety, least Of a1l at thy hands. bus
Others plead for it The past is past, tho
wrongs have done to thee are past, and past
atcnin.. Slay me II thou wilt, it is but JUS
tic,, but be eenerous in thine hour Of tn
umph. Save thyseif, Skien, l implore it,
and see that what is now in the sledge be
given TO those l leave behind Declare,
when questioned, that fell from my place
and thou couldst not stay the horses to save
me-"
So he spoke. and grest wave OF feeling
passed through the others mind Never had
his heavy brains been so stirred, never be-
Es-e bad the posAhiht1 Of nobls and hezpic
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-09
HE FLIGHT or TIME.

Time has two wings aid fies aways
One wing is night, and one is cay.
We scarcely note its rapid fight,
Bewildered by the radiant tShs
Upon its wings Of golden tNs.
And the Illuminating stars. !
1George W. EunHy in Youths Companion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

Statsubitil1in9en. uoii9terne er,
beber bet, at ben fommenbe ubltilling
ifal blioe ben itprite, man bat bapt
/ Staten. @efreter @ennD og Gu
perinteuoent @ro1s arbeioer, al ale
&reiter allerebe, ps enbltipnt ben
fprites &ontor er paa l1oftiqingsplab>
len, er ban bper Sag / ct. Saul euer
Minneapolis forat impoefomme Soft,
lom lite ielp bar Sio til at sipre Eu=
rem til &amline, &reiioent Merriz
ans 8eitrebelfer ct lise iaa fraftige
iaar 1om iiier, og ban ct 1eroeles
fornpiet meo l1bii9terne for ubItiqinz
gen.
Set er @enlisteu at taa &rof.
Balbuin til at fomme til ubfiQiu9en,
oe oa1 iaa iter, pil oer bliue Inleoz
ming til at 1e, booroan en- Brofesior
taser fig uo, naar ban hopper luo fra
fin luitise 8olis en- Mil ira Soroen.
sSnbmeloeller af 9elte % &reature
til l1ofiuin9en ltal iaar o9re tire
@anse laa talri9e, iom be no9eniinoe
bar peret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25
Minnefpta+

2ars Bersren Gra @uausoi1e laaz
blot ri erinorer), oer for no9le Maa>
neoer fiben b1eu mistentt forat BABE
mprbet fin @ufru og bleo anfla9et
berfor, bleb forleoen fritjenot.
- Snouanbrerens 8e1per(i9be=
Der. uMiuneapolis Eribune" for
2prbag n1ebbeler: gn &oinbe, 1om
op9ao fit geapn at pere Marp Betbz
&c, fom ino Wilpaufee~ ~9epot 1ent
tgaaraftes meo tire imaa 8prn, bet
albite fire Mar, o9 bar / Mrmene st.
get al ct, iom blot bar fire Maane6er
gammelt. SUN iasbe. at bet bpbe al
&rampe, fgr bun fom til Chicago.
Sun Itul6e reile til fin Sg1ter i@lenz
coe ps 1a9be, at benoes Mano par /
Baltimore, bpo,ben 6amilieu anfom
for tort Gio iioen fra Gpltlano. S
Baltimore Hap &ensebeboloningen
op. Ser par Blot npf til at betale
&eilen fpr en- at bem. 9ertor fom
&onen p9.8prnene alene. Manoen
maatte blioe tilba9e. 9lt &arnet bar
bpo, opbu9ebes lite af Eranperiona=
let, fpr man TOM til Ga @rosIe. &os
men bapoe inaen &en9e us funoe lite
betale for en- 2istiite. Coroner
1o,pers 1pr9e6e oa for, at Barnet
blep beqrabet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

13be Suni, 9(arsba9en for ben bai'
erfe &onse 2uoui9s romanti1fe 9pb,
afIprebes peo Starnberser<@ben en-
Statue paa bet @teb, 6oor &onaen
for 2 Mar iiben onfom iammen meo
2iulesen ST. @uoben.
Sen Mnlfuelie 1pnes at bape breot
fig / Baieru, at Song 2ubois oeo fin
trasiite 9pb life bar peret laa iinos@
lps jom ben tpfe Bresie / fin 3io
fremfi1ebe bam. Denne enoreoe
Dpfaitelie bat omiioer faaet tit itar<
feite nbtrDf ct for nplis al 9r.
@ubbens Mmanueniis uosipet &erf,
bpori naunlis @onsens iioite @amtaz
le meb 9r. @uoben refereres meb ite=
nosrafiit uofprlisbeo. 9isle rpber
intetlombelit Spor al SinbslDse.
Bosen, ber belt i9iennem er en- baarb
Mntlage meo Dr. @ubben pefter itor
Dpiist.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

Ser er after arrelteret enoel Mnarz
fiiter / Chicago. @n liben 8anbe
paa fire elIer fem Meblemmer 1pnes
at baoe iammenluOret fig ON at beu>
ne Dem, ber ifior bleo ben9te, o9 bar
bolot paa meo fine Torbereoelier /
lang Eio, men MI, netop Iom Slanen
ituloe ubfpres, blep ire al benz arrez
lterebe. 9ette oar Iibfe Onsbag.
Sc arrefereoe er 8pbmere. Set be=
Der, at be baobe la9t &lanen til at
mprbe 9ommerne @ary og @rinneu
FAINT eSnlpeftor Bonfielo. Mlen en- al
8anbens M{eblemmer forraabte be an<
bre, netop iom Ylanen ifuloe uofpz
res.
Ser fanbtes en- bel Sci 9Dnamit
oa Bomber bos be lfploise, os / 80
peomanoens Sen9 fanbtes en- &epolz
per ps en- forsiftet 9olf, iaalebes iom
Banoens Sorreoer bauoe opaipet.
Soruoen at entelte Her1oner por uo>
pest iom Banoens SHere, bar BET os>
1aa Meninsen at flere 8Dsntn9er full
be 1prenges 2uften.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

,@fanbinapen" @bicaso bar fiji.
let fig Spioien tor en- Snblamlin9
blanot Norite beroper til Snota9t for
be npblioenbe efter Bran6en / Gunbs>
palI % umeaa. Ser fal bore en-
Tolfemensoe af omtrins $1,000 eQer
paa bet nermeite belle Befulfnin9en /
be to Bper, 1om mansler bet npopen=
bi9e til 2iusopDolo.
Dper belle @peri9e er ber ubgaaet
Spraab ON at fomme be npolioenoe
tilbielp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25
9afotn+

Sen gommis jion, ber er uouepnt
til aterbploeS oeSnbianernesl1 sl1n6eritrift
til Mftaaelle al @iourz&el eleruationen,
anfom til @tanbin9 &od tiolt9t 1ibie
l19e, meboeles ber fra &ierre. Sen
ituloe tomme til @bepenne ifor9aars.
Ser fulbe ben Sag bore l1bbeliu9 al
2epnetsmibler til @bepennezStamz
men. Set antses, at en- itor Majoz
ritet af Snoianerne er uillise til at
unoeritripe Eraftaten os faa @a9en
afsiort itrar. "
= Ole @tene fra @lt Boint, Der i
iibite l1seblab blep nepnt iom i1aaet
toroeruet al en- 9eit, bpoe iiolte
Eorsoas. @an eftte1laber Some o9
otte Bprn. Dm etpar 9aqe ifulbe
ban baoe faaet @fjpoe paa fit 2ano.
= @n DANTE oeo 9aon Sans
8enbiron orufnebe ct &ano ii Mil /
Morb tor GIT &oint Eorsoagsaften.
@ammen meb no9le Naboer ifuloe
ban ub at babe. 9an oar ben eneite
al benz, ber funbe iupmme, o9 iatte
oper til ben anben @ibe, men paa TIL
basepeien fit ban &rampe os brutnes
be, uben at be andre funoe TONNE
bam tilbjelp. 6ans Sig oar / &an=
bet omtrin9 en- Eime. Qan oar omz
firing 40 Nar 9ammel os u9itt.
= Nlpena 20 Suli. S bette Sea-
bolas bat oer be libite 9ase ueret
nosen Beueselie oper en- iinosforpir>
ret Manb peb gfaon 8. @rid1on.
9an fom fra Wiqer, @anb County,
for etpar Tiger iioen, bpor ban Mite
be tire al fine 8prn i Difteria. 50
al benz bpoe paa en- Sag. 9ette /
Torbinbelie meD andre Sing sioroe
bam iinosforuirret, os ban er fulo=
tommen uitDrli9 til fine Stoer. &erIt
er ban &l. II buer Nften, o9 ban f.
ger, at ban lite Tan boloe uo, noen
ban fuar iprin9e. 9an pil oa a6loz
lut itaa up os iprinse bele 9fatten os
tomme tilbase isien ON Morsenen.
@n Sag foriuanot ban os bapbe to-
get 8eien ipbouer. &ntaselis reiite
ban til 9pon, 9febraifa, bpor ban
bar @lestainse, 1om ban oite talte
ON. 9ans 6uitru os ct Barn er
bps Mbbretp 2unbbers. Barnet er
ipst % pil antaselis fomme til at op.
Suitruen er us1aa meset oaarlis paa=
srunb al Dperan1trenselie meo be
1p9e Bprn. SUN berer fine mango
Sor9er meo 3aalntooisbeo. De bar
en- COB 5orm / geerbeoan al MiQer
o9 mango &reature.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

S uMinneapolis Sonrnal" for
Manoas beber bet, at ST. @upernpr
Sobn g. Hilsburs famine Sag baoz
be ubtalt, at bet lite forbolot fig, iom
al enbel ct. &aul=&la6e me6belt, at
ban par Sap9r al Mer-iam for @u=
oernpr. 9an pnlfeoe Mc@iu.
@n Tarmer fra bort County le1te
bette tsaar o9 uobrpo: u9bis Sobn
g. HiQsburg pnlfer Mc@il, ba er
bet 9iospunft fou,met, ba Solfet lite
len9ere pnlter bam."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25
Ger9ns Galls Mgeh1aa
rlofomnter bber Sns0ag.
u. Solent, ltogiber.
@nbifrtpttousprts $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer ,
gus Falls as second class matter.

S vMinneapolis Eribune" for
Manoag itaar &e6aftpren al l19ebla=
bet citeret iom ben, BET ffal bape ia9t,
at ban lite tror paa protection. Det=
te ct MI lite sanlfe FORFEIT. Teb at
leie liot ombp99elist nil man af
@ammenbenseu osiua ie, at Der iite=
betfor &rotectton 1fulbe itaa &robibi=
tion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

Sen npe tpite &eiieriuoe er paa
Mpbreneiioen at uaoelis os oanif
@ertomf. 9enoes @tamfar bar
@lofter peo en- &irte &jpbenbabn,
forteqer ct tDlt 8(ao.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

Dm bet ftulbe treffe, at Der CT noz
gen af bore Mbpnnenter, iom bar be-
taft for B(abet, uoen at Der er fleet
en- tiliparenbe &ettelle af geumeret
paa bans Mbreslelap, anmobes beb>
fommenbe penlisit om at unoerrette
ps berpm.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25

st 8ar frantic &orreiponoenter,
Der bapbe ifreoet foritjeuise neoietz
tenoe Mrtitler ON ben npe &eiler !
Epitlano us bans Drounins, er nDlis
b(et uopif fra Berlin.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-07-25
Dnsba9 5ormioeo9.

0nsba9 5ormioeag.
MDoet aabneoes meb Salme1ang
os BDn af 8ait. .. 6. Nnberlon.
3irsoass Mpbets &rotofol blep
opleit ps anta9et ,efterat no9le &et=
teller par 9iorte.
Snoberetnin9s $50. 6 rap=
portereoe os 99apporteu blep mootaz
get for at 9iennemsaaes.
8elluttet at man meb Sat til Sub
ertienoer ben iti9enbe Mtsitonslans
inben bort @amfunb.
8untt 2 blen amenberet berben at
Misfionsfomiteen paaleeses at ouer>
tage Misfionspirtio / 2uper>
ne &reos ug at man Dber be Misz
fionerenoe $50 pr. Mb. for atttpt
Irbeioe.
8. @rptbeim beoilses $l0O for
Misiionen / Miblanb os Omesn.
4. &ait. S. Il. &eoerien bepilses
$400 for Mslionen / Moule g}tuer
9iitrittet meo Citation Nfinot.
5 &ait. @asbp bepilges $500 til
Misiionen beo Minnetpautan os Dm=
esn. 9Rusbp Sunction, iom l1o>
sansspuntt.
6. &aitor &irtbat beoilses nn=
oeritpttelie af Misiionstasien for Nr<
beioet @altportb os tilfpoenbe
@ountber peo Mis1ouri &iper.
Z. &ait. 2pselano bepilses $500
til @isfonen noroenfor 9epils
Safe meb nepnte @teb til l1b9anss=
punt.
s. &osieau &ioer 9iitrittet be-
tienes al be peitentorlissenoe Meniez
bebers &reit, iom Oppebarer 2pn
al Mis siionstasien for attiut Nrbei=
be.
9. &il l1nberitpttelle al Misiio<
men Seattle os Dmesn @albin9=
ton Eerr. bepilaes $3.50.
10. ct. 9lns9ars &rebs Miisz
fionsforenine tattes for be $50 til
l1nberitgttelie unber 8aitor @olos
&eiie til &ortlano. ga Center be;
pilses $3.50 til 9ielp for beres Mis>
iion.
70. St. 6o,parb &rebs operlaber
til fine &reiter at upertaae Misfions=
pirflombeben inben benne &rebs.
13. &afor 8. @tranb bepil9es
$100ti[ Misiipnen / Moams og Car
BON @ountper / Sotpa.
IA. &onferentien e,tienber ben
porenbe Grang til pirtiomt Snore=
MISUNDERSTANDING % anbetaler oerfor
l1bienbelien al &olportprer, Der fan
uobreoe trifteli9e 8pser os 8laoe
blanbt bort Tolf.
Is. 6orlassforeninsen paalesz
ses at siue bisie &olpurtprer iaa
flor &abat paa Bgser os 8labe, at
be berpeb fan erbperpe fig lnberbolb.
II. @atur @alen tattes paa bet
biertelisfe for fit &eigs bos % os
anmobes ON at hielpe til iaa at nj
inart maa faa lisnenoe 8eips.
10. Bei1uttet at &onferentiens
Menisbeber / Warets 2pb minbit
en- @an9 optaser Offer til Mislionen.
&untt 19 os 20i SnoitiQinsen blep
nebfemt.
21. ut bepilse $25 til &eli9ionsz
itolen Eromsb Menisbeb, &anoipoz
I'll &c., Minn., paa @runo al TRANCE
ONT ltenoisbeber.
%. Eil Mislionen 5iour @itD
bebil9eS 500.
8eTuttet at BET peb neite Marsmg>
be bolbes en- Snoremisiionsfef.
Da 5ormioba9s1esiionens Etb bar
Dmme bleo Mgoet beuet, ioet man
lana ct 5almeperS.
(Gort1ettes.)
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-09-22
The Care of Harness.

Much money is wasted annually for
want of care of harness. 1t is so easy
to hang them up in the stable, where
the fumes of ammonia and dust from
the horses readily reach them that.
few carry them to separate and
clean room. Oiling should be done
about twice each year. Take apart,
soak well in warm water. scrape
with brush, and leave until dry on
the outside, but yet soft and pliable.
Rub in thoroughly heavy coat of
genuine neatsfoot oil, with a little
beeswax and glycerine melted in it,
and enough lampblack to color it. Let
it dry in cool, shady place until the
oil is all soaked in. Three days are
better than one Then rub off with a
rag or sponge dampened with thick
CASTLE 'soapsuds. Never oil without
having the harness damp. and never
hang in the sun or by stove to soak
the oil in.-National St0ckmdn.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-09-22
The Peanut Crop.

The peanut crop of Tennessee, ac-
cording to most reliable reports from
the growing district, is short one-third
of last years planting. also the Vir-
ginia crop is reported one-third short.
The farmers have become discouraged
by the low prices, and unless better re-
munerated will finally turn their at
tention to other crops.
Humphreys County, which stands at
the head of the list in peanut culture,
is full one-third short of last years
planting. The same shortage is re-
ported from Perry, while Hickman has
not planted over one-fourth OF crop.
Benton County reports are not yet in
-Toiler.