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Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
cm Mlo.

3 be J0reneoe S.ater p~robuceres en-
Siettebsl Of 8eroens ulbprooufiion.
Der er 80 RiliOner Jaar / be Jors
enete Staier.
Den aarlise uloilipnins / bette 2ono
anilaaes til omtrsnt 300 Wilioner 30.
gnfelte Nar mere, andre Nar minore.
De Joreneoe S;ater er bet anoet ulbz
probucerenbe lano / gerben.
80 Grocent Of Den ulo, iom iorbruass
| be Jorsuebe Stoter, er ~prooucerei b T.
uloproouftionen sr ben eneite tore
2anbbrussinbuitri. buis JorSsle toms
mer ale Dele al 9anbst tilsobe.
nloproouttionen / be 5orenece Sta
ter er iorsset fro 60 WiGipner Buno /
1860 til 800 Minlpnsr Buno / 1884.
De Joreneoe Stater er bet entite
cipiliierebe 2anb. buIs llloprpbu'ticn er
betpoelis forgset | ben ienere 2io.
ulbprOouttionsn er ben ijette piaiise
9anbbrussinoufri / be 5orenspe Stas
ter, oS ben ppsrsaGes fun al Muis. 5s.
Speoe, 8omulo % 6apre.
Jorbru3et al lib i be 5%orsnebs Stas
ter iorsseoes fro 1870 til 1880 meo
omtrent 40 Hrpcent. 5olfem9ns en-
forpsebes / famine lib mso 80 8r, cent.
Den sjenneminitiise Slipping o. buert
5aor | be Joreneoe Slater / 1860 par
liot uneer 3 Bum. 8 1870 bar nrn
81 Yanb % ! 1880 6 Eunb. s SiOrs
b%ritanier / 1880 Dor ben 4 Euno
8 1859 ~iorbrustes uoenlanph llIo |
be JOrenepe Staier ipr *l.35 y Suot-
bib, / 1879 for fun IS Gents pr. Sani.
pip; mebens 6orbruset al amerltunlf
lib pr. Snbiuib i iamme lib ~frrsssors
ira % | 1859 I'll IS, "a ! 1879.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
%omninger DC Torcncce
Stater % Storbritanicn.

: i'm 16os aarlise Rapport ON Qrz
beiosiorboloe tiger or. Gorroq ..
@ri9bt fra Bottom paa Sipe 10Y:
ogiten 1888 bespnote ri paa en- ug
llnberisselie siennen Nrbeioerbureauets
Igenter / Wasiaduietts os Storbris
%tanier, % slennem bisie agsnter bar ui
iamlet fra paalioelise 8tlosr meo paas
libelise ailoer menes be tore 5lbrit.
anless 2Snninssliiter, iom 4rbeioers
%foreninserne os arbeiossioerne er bleune
enise ON be 2snnlnser, iom betales /
Wasiabuieits % Storbritanien / fsls
aenoe "a Snbuitrier:
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
afota.

Gn obclGggenoe ErGriebranb raieoe
forriee 9irsbas / Sme9nen al @loribse
ueb Nortbern Tacific Saneu. On Stunb
trueses Spen meo Undergoing, men efter
en- lang Scamp meo Slammerre lp'febes
bet at reboe 8pen. HrRriebrnnoe bar
osiaa raiet pna andre Sieoer / be tilz
sr9ni enbe Counter.
Gn YrGriebranb 4 Mil / gtorb for
Gper anretteoe / Manoass ppermaaoe
mesen Sfaoe for 5armere. 8ranoita=
ben ar ilaaes til benimob $4,000. Sn-
gen Isiurarce.
No. 1 baaro 9pcbc iOlstes / Glen.
oole fprrise Wanoas for $l,O7 pr.
gulbsl. 5armerne / Central 9atoto
%brinser, iaa fort be fan, i'm !6oebe til
Warfebet. 9en melte 6pebe / Central
8afpta er sraoeret go. l baaro.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
SllinotS.

Storartet Rsmning. 5or en- 1ib
iiben ubbrpo Der Slblss / Reiormltolen
/ Yontiac, og, oa Nere al be oeo initial
ten %anlatte Menb / ben Nnlebnina be-
fptbtes for of baue uiit 2isesploisbeb
~lissouerfor Spipnet, tos be i'm Niifeb,
huprior upe 8rafter aniattes. G~orleben
Dag 1otiebe omtrent 100 Gutter Zig ON
en- Carer | 3oie Stofoerf, meoens ban
leite bDit for benz os f%Ortalte Noset, Der
/ bsieite @rao ipntes at i%hteresiere benz.
Oct Sele piite fig imiblertio fra @utterz
mes SIDE blot at bore SfSieritreser.
timber O~plasninsen Tar enbel al benz
5ul / @ulpet, os brsb zig ejennem
@ibstaset neb / 2oen Gtase. buor be
breffebe S%erntauserns fra os boppeoe
neo 20 SOB; ialt lptfeoes bet paa oenne
Maabe SO Gutter at fomme no, men
Here Tom bos iaaleoes til Sfaoe, at BE-
blep srebne paa Stebst. 9e fleite bler
wie1ere after fmaffet, oa Der ubiattes en-
Selsnnins at $50 paa bOer, men 10 er
enonu paa fri SOB; for bisie oil inser
Belsnnins u~bbetales, os Der sisrss bel'
fer lite nosen Gnitrenselie for at iad
benz paasrebne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
W pntau

Gn ipenif &ons mprbet for line
Ycuge. Scr noale Tiger iiben anfom
til 6elena fra Winnsapolis en- George
BrpiOn; ban bupbe meb Jig ct 5ruenz
thinner, iom ban lasbe bar i'm Some.
Naboerne bBrte benz ofte trette ON be
$500, iom 8onen bauoe / i'm Beiio.
Belle. 5or tire Tiger iioen ~foripanot &o-
men, us Brpion blep arrelteret paa
Wistanfe for at babe mprbet benoe.
5orleoen Dag fanbt man benbes lem,
leiteoe Sig paa Sunben al en- 25 SOB
bpb @rube. timber 9isipnet blep bet
oplpt. at ben Mprbeoes Napn bar Wfrs.
Nnna 2inbitrpm, ipm tiblisere baobe
baot ct Saiferi / Winreapolis, bopr bun
baooe iolst a1e fine @ienbele. George
Brpion er en- / Winneapplis betienot
Spinbler os Jorbrpber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
s II t.
81 me-

Zen crefntipe &om;te for Statc
Temperance Nliance bar uolenot en-
Noresle til 5emperancefplfet / Sowa.
Oct repl b~ifanIfe ps bet bempfratilse
Tartis llotalelier os grflnrinser meo
Senipn til Temperance. Spgr9smaalet
lammenlignes, % ale Ger perarcemanb
opforbres til at bolpe falt pep bet repl=
b%lifanite 8arti / Grit.
Gr: Seuator y. .. NtdarNs fra
DUBUQUE blep / Snsoass nomineret til
8anoioat for aOn9resmano / Soipas
treble 0iitritt.
6onrtbuist / Sac Gpnntp iamt
Sensielsbpsuinsen beriteos nebbranpte
lioiie 9irsoas Scat, oe be Ileite offents
liae 1Ofumenter g~oelaaoes. @n Sange,
Charles Carlton, iom bar braat ino
famine often, bar ma iioen life feet
Noset til, os bet beirpstes, at ban bar
Iunoet i'm 9pb, ltisnt man life bar fun
bet 2epninSer at BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10

menter bar iaa o~uerbepiienbe, at Mr.
Wc9teaI ertlareoe fig for at uGre en-
fuloblobs Democrat. Den nafte Dag
inoienbte ban i'm &eiisnatiou Tom Wteos
lem al Counties republifanite Central
tomite ps traf fig tilbase irm 8anoibat
for 9sgislaturer. 9enne pplitiife
Transformation fom laa pluoielis os
u~pentet, at SIR. Mc9teals Mebbprsere
/ GbaifRlb life fan i~orffare ben paa en-
for benz tilfreositilenbe Waaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
Gnglan B..

utter or TO gruiOmme Woro for:
epeoe / g8bite gbnpel auarteret / Con.
bon. Denne Sang er bet ogiaa ilbebes
rpsteoe apinoer, iom er Sfrene. Mors
oene blep ~be9oaeoe @at iii 2orbas, ianbs
ipnlispis al ben iamme YeriOn, Der bar
besaaet be andre Mpro / bet iamme
Strsg.
"5inancial Neius" bar ublooet en-
Belsnnins al $500 os 2orbmupOren
$4,000 for I.ornerens Baasribelie.
Jlere Berioner er arreiterebe paa Wiis.
tanfe. Man antaser, at en- f%inoiua9
mebicinIf STUDENT bar bssaaet oisie of
ifpelise Moro pua &pinoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
Vt a.

81 pr. yuibel. $40. l baaro Soebe
iolstes / @arren / Snsbass for 81 pr.
Suibsl. Wanse 5armere inbbsiter I'LL
Spece, iom be for en- 9io liben aniaa
for at bore aloeles Dbelast.
st beipnoerli9t gGooemaal. Sobn
YeterIon os en- Tpifer ueo Napn 8aebrer
/ WoOrbeao bar siort ct belpnoerlist
&Rooemanl ON Salgets llofalo. 6ois
Brelibent gleuelano blir gienoalst, ifal
Beterion iiobe tilifreps ppfr en- 2abes
Saempnnin9 fra ST. 8 Sormioba9 til
al. 6 Nften. Slir SarriIpn pal9t, ifal
8aebrer siere bet iamme.
Gn utrp Gmbeosmano. Charles
Mc8enna, 8asier for @lieca Gountp,
er iporlsit %foripunben, os ban bar taset
meo Zig $4,000 at Counties 8enge.
pa Mc8enna bar uaret County, 8asz
ierer / nj Nar, fan Sfpitepoerne prize
Jig lpffelise, at be Flap iaa belois fra
bet. San bar osiaa bebraset mango
perionlise Senner for itpre GUNNER.
Wan antaser, at ban bar taset Opbolo
blanot De amerifanlfe 8oloniiter /
8anaba.
Nettelie. s iibite Humer bereiteoes
iislse "Yioneer Treis" unrer Winne,
iota. Npbeoer, at 8. 9. Inberion bar
nomineret til 8anbibat for &asierer /
5iQmore Gountp. Senere bar ri e%rfaret,
at bet er Dor samle Ben 1oIef Sanoerz
ion fra 6armonp, iom bleo nomineret
for benne Sitting. 8t baaber, at oenne
5eiltaselie life uil babe nosen Snofps
belie paa galsets lloialc, men at or.
Sanberion, Tom er aibolot al ale, Der
tjenber bnm, os lom er leroeles pei
ififfet for &asiererembeoet, blir ualst
meb flor Maioritet.
Z iamme 9tImer bereitebes, at &.
@tc9teal bar npmineret iii 8anbioat for
Qeaislaturen. Scr. Weyteal par &es
oaftsr os uosiuer al "@batfielo Demo-
craft, en- republitanIf Nuis. Tom meo
tilipnelaoenbe Spsr un~oeritstteoe ben
republifanIfe rationale 8alsieobel, be
republifunlfe 8anbioater for Statsem
beoer % Scr. 9unrea, 8anoioat for
aousresmano. Nr. Wcyteal arbeioebe
baarbt for at ppnaa Nominationen, os
0elesationen fra Gbatfielo unoeritsts
teoe BAN, San lit Nomlnationen Grss
bag. 3irsbGs ben 2oen Sftober Tom
aunsresmano 2bOmas @ilion til Chat
fielo for at bufoe en- oempfratiit 2ale.
6an bapoe en- fort Samtale, Iom parebe
liot ouer en- balp Time, meo Wer. Wcs
Seal. apnsresmanb @ilions Mrsu'
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
6 b d.

6ungersnao berIter i Woilic, ct Ear
hunoreoe Wile sitenior S%osuenop, %
ulptten rammer iaa sobt iom ben belle
8efolfnins. 5iiferierne bar 1aaet be-
t9oelist fell. S0iten, iom altib er al
minbre 8eiponins, er osiaa mislptfet,
os Brilerne paa aipfts pistisfte 5ornsz
oenbener er iteene iii en- ubsrt 6si6e,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
Ncu= Nnrf.

st Hort Sliernifincri ueb @siutOn
Greet ! Sings gountp necbrenbte for.
leoen. gn Grbeiber peb Wopn Gbris
titan Nnber1pn inbebranbte us 3 andre
Grbeibere: &i6arb Slion, 8iliam
Noher os Sobn 8ometi6e, fiji iarlise
Brdnbiaar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
Huslanb.
&eiieIen % &eiierinoen bar iore

taset en- Reiie til iOrifjeaise Steber
9anbet. On oenne Reiie melbes fra
ben %rusiiife @ranie: Yaa Ruten, ION
bet feiierlise 2os pasierebe, itob opitil.
let Militar, en- Wanb meaem bper
9elesrafitolpe, meoens aoiatfer ret
frem Os tilbase. Susen tiliebeoes aos
gang iii 8anen, life ensans bpor Der el
Speriartsfeoer. 5oran 6oitosst fjsrtt
ct Cog meb Snsenisrer os Sifterbeos'
ppliti.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
b.

Yroiesior Or. 8eHfen, Der er Re
baftsr Of "3euti6e &unbid,u", os
iom for rosle 9use iiben ofientlissjorbs
Brubftptfer al ben nps afbgoe aeiier
5riebri6s 0asbos, er paa 8ismards
Ocbre arreiteret for at baue forraabt
9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Brof. @effden
paaftaar, at ban baube aeiier 5riebri6s
Z Qabelie til at Offen,lissisre bans
9asbos 3 Maaneoer eiter aeiierens
9go.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
6rGfeulan0 b.
Qonaens 10 aariae Sen.

4ongens 10 aarige Ssn. Yrins
@eors, er forlouet meo Briniesie War'
saretbe al Orleans, en- 9atter al Sers
tusen al gbartres. On Snfel al Yrins
Geors. Erins 8albemar al 9anmarf,
er gift msb en- albre Batter al Sertusen
al Gbartres.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
uDIanDet.
vi erifp.

Zen merifanife Nationalbane blep
iulDfsrt 5reoas Gitermiooas. Gen iioite
@asle blsu ii1aaet y Mil fra gitp Of
Merito. Den e9sntlise Iabninssieit
timber Steb ben LITE Hopember.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
"Seb Nrnen" ND. ;.
inbebplDer:

THDeDUIOer.
S SlBrueotnouet.- Romau al 6r.
@eritafer.
Sborlebes bgr 9prene?
en- &ubtf ii.
&oloen. vi Bineoer fra SeittnTten of
yior9e Of Waabalene 5boreien.
gn auo Siitpri fra Sibitiriens 1sor,
b,poerperben.
9antetorn.
Sor % ira 5amiIieliuet.- Senoes
Nrp-5or Sor9Iorene.
3toSfororib. - 8aaoer, Nnefopter pip.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
scmttmoc 0arg. 90. ).
6uostjemcnc.

Esrftfpmmenhe G9nbaos Tnrmlbnad aI
10 meb Wter9nr9. MISUNDERSTANDING
Qproae Nften 81 5.
Ssrpagsiipis al. 1917.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS meo Solicitation al Stcs
letprnene al. Z.
NPeniabehsmsoe Ssnoao gfierr,. 81. 3.
spnfirmanterne mgber Wtanbn9 Tormioaa
Rem eneeiIfe alnsie 81. 8, Den HorIte aI.
1919.
Spnona 81. 1015 TorrL. boloer Bait y.
6. Dim Tin acknowledgements BE iant
norlfe Netobiitftrfe liant / Sfolebus Np. 6
lpaa 9nubnfps 5nrrr) al. 3R gfterm.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
franfriQe.

General Yonlangers gennorere er
after bespnbt at sjsre ct ~forfarcelist
R%abalber. 5rebas Niten bolot be ct
itormenbe Msoe / Baris, pla builfet be
tilftemie en- Del 9inibserflerinser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
StmcsIabel.
Ebfta8o, Wtitpanfee & ct. YauI.
Hfrnrnh glfand

Hsrs.ntrrr,t oisnor ri 10 20 Termibbaa tsnnefter
3almn m,h prfts ce uorooao.ues Trim; tommer tiIs
ks, II IS Tormtebaa. acknowledgement afaaar
n s45 Gftrrmibbaa. tounsttrr m,b otis % iyesaaens.
trrn. r,turusr.r III. 5:l5 eit,tmtooaa.
arastirrntt oufemmsr oagita RI s:3o Hsrmtbbaa
q otaar RI. 5:45 eitsrmtboa9.
pdsiagttrrutut pdsitru Stattsnsr | Rtnnefbett
&suntp I'll isIatnet 4ieeI:
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
Breton grand.
@dufcit 0ranM.

MABEL Stase aioaar ira Hecorcb bnr gtttrmibs
bag III. 100 Os ira yaobsi bOrr DtOraen ri. 2.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
Cowards and FaInt Hearted.

Only towards and faint hearted call
the world 4 vale Of tears. Because there
is night shade in the garden shall we fore
60 its rosesi Because bats live need we
a 2 them and hang them in our bed
rooms? Because it sometimes rains shall
we hoist umbrellas in sunny weather:
Because sin and sorrow, tears and death
are abroad in the world shall we stand
constantly at the gate in expectancy Of
their cCnllng, like children watching for
the band to go by, or weep at the win.
dows in neglect Of our duties. like old
women lingering 10 see a funeral pro.
cession start otfg-".Amber' in Chicago
Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
HI clTY'S CROWD

m cityNs crowdi What a motley throng
OF people compose II, as two AMI fro,
Laughing or froVnine, they hurry along;
On business intent;
On pleasure bent
Laughter with sounds Of sobhlng blent;
where do they come from-where do they goi
where dc they 90 when the day Is donef
When the Light with the gloom Of hight Is
blended,
And the twinkling stars
Through their lattice bars,
Zach IL his place, show one by one
Their crystal lanterns, God attended
what are their hopes, and what are their feasi
How many shall quaif from the cup SUGGEST
How may cmomber the burned out years
OF the past by its bitter wretchednessS
Memiies of hopes denied, and tears
Shed at the bier of loyellnes!
Backward and forward the city's crowd
Sweep ever and ever, a motley throng;
Pleasure in tinery, woe in q shroud
OF black meet and mingle and hurry along,
Hitler and thither;
Whence frumS and whither'
How many shall live, and how many
shall wither
through the night In the night,
When the day shall he ended,
And its pallid, cold light
Into darkness b. blcndedy
James C. EIeulin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
Try the Buttermilk Cure.

Through the simplest remedies relief
comes, and the new methods of medi-
eating a patient by food chiefly are car
ying out this formula in Gen. Sheridan's
case. Tactic acid, which is not far off
from the beverage commonly termed
buttermilk, has been doing peptic Won
ders, it is announced. A good many
people who are ''out of sorts" with liver
troubles might try the buttermilk cure
direct without waiting for an illness to
have it prescribed for them. Especially
old people and worn out people fire.
quently find a fountain of youth in the
churn's surplus. Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
Ten Carloads n Potatoes.

The funniest thing IN town is the mis-
hap of a gentleman whose wife runs the
store bill he has Deen in the habit of
having his cigar bill charged up as pota-
toes, and the other day his wife took her
pencil and began & reckon. She finally
found out that tho had been whooping
it up at a regular starch factory rate in
potatoes. Why they had eaten over ten
carloads Of potatoes this winter and the
past year, and she just didn't believe
that the account was right. The grocer
and the smoker are just now between the
upper and neither millstones, and it is
hard to tell who will be pulverized the
finest al the close.-Leviston Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
Tho .IuminIferons Ether,

Why, asks Professor W. Mattieu VIII
Jams, must we suppose the existence OF
q luminiferous ether distinct from other
matter, when it is just as easy to account
for the phenomena of heat, light, cleo.
tricity, magnetism and chemical force
as ''modes Of activity Of ordinary mat
ter. analogous to the waves Of sound, "
but differing from them by being molec-
ular vibrations, while sound is molar
yibrationl Gaseous matter being infin-
itely expansible in the presence of RI
dent heat, there is no difficulty in inn
agining space filed with ordinary gases
thus expanded, and performing all the
functions ascribed TO the ether .-Public
Opinion
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
European Railway Mileage.

Germany has the largest railway mile
age in Europe, Great Britain and Ireland
taking secopd place and France coming
third. III. these together. however, have
but little more than half the railroad
mileage existing In America. Relative
10 the area Of the country. however.
England has nearly half again rs many
miles Of railway as Germany, In the
United States there were at the end Of
1880 about twenty-five miles Of railway
30 every 10000 inhabitants; in England
about five; in Germany a fraction less;
France still lower in ale.-Poultncy
Bigelow in New York Commercial Ad-
y~ertiser.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
No Other Railway in the Northwest

has In so short a period gained the rep
utation aud popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
Froma comparatively unknown factor
in the commercial world, 1t has been
transformed I an independent, infiu-
entail. grand Through Route, with
magnificent depots, superb equipment
aud unsurpassed terminal facilities.
through careful catering TO details IL
has won for itself a reputation OF solid
ity, safety. convenience and attention
10 liz patrous, second 10 no railroad In
the country. Pullman -~eleepers, mod
els OF p%slatial comfort. dining cars In
which the cuisine aud general appoint
ments are up to the highest standard,
and coaches especially built for this
route. are among the chief elebrents
which have contributed towards cater
ing successfully 10 q discriminating
public. Located directly on Its line,
between Minneapolis and ST. Paul. and
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Duluth and
Milwaukee and Chicago, are the follow.
ing thriving cities Of Wisconsin and
Michigan New Richmond, Chippewa
Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland, Hurley, Wis.,,
Ironwood, Mich, Bessemer, Mich, Stew
ems Point, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Wsukesha, and Burling-
ton, Wiz.
For detailed information, lowest cur
rent rates, berths, ETC., via this route,
TO any point In the South or Eost, ar
ply 10 nearest Ticket Agent,or address
VIM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER
General Manager. Geul. Passr, 4 Ticket Agt,
MILWAUKEE,
=. N. AkS0S', Northwestern Passenger AT,
No, 10 Nioolstt House, Minneapolis, MINI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
Growth OF the Brain.

The human brain reaches its greatest
weight between the ages Of IA and 90
In both sexes; after that IL grows
continually smaller through life. While
intelligence Ia rapidly increasing from
90 TO 90 years Of age, the brain is dimin-
ishing. Tho time that a nan knows
most is from 20 TO 90; but then his brain
iBsmAller than when ho was a boy between
2 and IA, tho age when he thought he
knew the most.-aall's journal of
Health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
Dickens Love Of Order.

Dickens love Of order was very marked,
and his writing materials were always
neatly arranged, and his household was a
model Of order. The highways and by
WAYS Of London were familiar to him
and many happy hours were spent ram
bling in them. lie had n theory that the
number Of hours engaged in literary labor
should have a corresponding time spent
In pedestrian exercise, and he frequently
snjoyed a twenty mile walk. II
journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
The spanish Peanut,

The Spanish peanut Is now very ex-
ensively used in Georgia for feeding to
hogs. II Is stated that the n~verageLcrop
q 125 bushels per acre. The hogs do all
The harvesting, and they generally cat
nbe vines US well as the nuts. Il Is csti-
mated that an acre Of Spanish peanuts
viii furnish four times as much hog food
- an acre OF corn.-Chicago Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12
How 10 XIII Wolves.

The natives Of the Arctic regions have
0 barbarous, but effective, way Of deal
ing with the wolves which are a pest
there. Sharp blades are stuck in the leo
and baited. The meat freezes. and in
having IL out with his tongue the blade
outs the tongue, ultimately preventing
he beast from licking the snow, and
thirst finally kills the ANNA. Chicago
Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12

THIS powder nevsi ysrIes. A mar
vel of purity, strength and whole
More economical than the
ordinary kinds, and cauDut he sold in
competition with the multitude #
low test, short weight, alum or pho'-
phste powders. sold only in cans.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., los
Wall street. New York.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12

Whatever we get In this world We not
nIy have got 10 ask for. but 20 insist
upon; giving away things IL noe a human
soakness. Uncle Esok.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-12

"A human subject without collar bones
has been met with In u st. Louis dissect-
ing room.
, 1888-09-01
Translation.
INSTRUCTIONS
for the Public Physicians in
st. Croix.

L. The pubic medlcal duneS III d. OrolA, III 50 Hr - Chey a0
not given over to LandPhySlcuS' are to be performed Dy ne
two PUBIC Phyacans, n are apPolnCed 10 coru@
with the Ordinances OF llTh Way 1000 ana 9h FEBRUARY 1907
OF whom one shall reside IN ChrlStlanSted and the otner ID
Frederiksted in places conveniently situated for the per-
Torrance OF their pubic medical duties.
Each OF the two physicians snail nave the medical care OF
the poor and OF persons without means lnhabltlng the
JulSdcUon wherein nc Is sue
Among the poor inhabitants must be included everyone
who during sickness cannot by lawful means procure the
necesSarleS OF lie 1of nnnSen III Vhose dePenaen6 on MN,
and who, at the same time IS not entitled to demand medl'
cal attendance and medicine at the expense OF others.
They must be always to be found, both by day and by night,
and must, therefore, "hen they ae absent from nome, leave
information as to where they may be found.
on other than Official business, te PERMISSION Oh inc GOV
eminent must mrs. be oo5@h3l ana III Such case Cho
Public Physician shall arrange Tor the performance OF his
oihclaI duties by another physician, and snail inform Land
physlcus and the PohcemaSter as to who IS to act tor INN.
T. The Public Physicians shall TX one or more times OF the
day Sundays and Holy Days eXcepted), IN all not less
than two hours daily, when they VIII be found IN their con-
sultng rooms, and shall give public notice of such times in
the est. CrolH AVIS
Ihey shall afford tree me ucaI Cfeatfn9ht 10 every person be-
longing to their respective districts, who presents himself in
their consulting rooms al the state times referred to in 4.
They are, moreover, bound to attend poor persons free of
charge IN the homeSo OF such persons as well as at the consulting
rooms.
In so tar as any such poor person IS living IN the
country and does not belong m ter those who receive
public poor Iolet, the Phy8lclan IS allowed travelling ex-
pense8 according to regulations. \ requlslhon from the
Pohcemaster IS, however, required III order to obtain pay
ment of such travelling expenses.
Patients without means, such as small mechanics, abourers,
seamstresSeS, domestic servants, and the like, shall be al
tended by the Public Physicians fora payment OF 90 cents for
the first consultation, whether at the home OF the Physician or
ofthe patient. and % cents for every subsequent consultation
during the same sickness.
For night visits, between 7 p. m. and I a. M, double fees
must be paid.
Operations OF Importance must be paid for separately.
The Public Physicians are entitled to demand from those who,
outside OF the hours Dr cohSullttloh clam nol them medical
ad gratis, that they give PROOF Oh Chef poverty by a certlhcate
, 1888-09-01

Van Brake
, 1888-09-01
lNSTRUX
for de offentlige Lager paa
st. CFoix.

De ofentige Lageforretninger paa st. Croix udf0res, forsaavidt
de like ere overdragne Landphyscus, at de to ofentige Lager,
som ere ansatte Henhold til Anordnnger at lite Mai 1866 og
Ste Februar 1869, og hvoraf den Enc skal we're ~bosiddende /
Chrstiansted, den Anden FrederikSted, paa ct for deres ofent-
lge Forretnnger bekvemt ~beliggende Sted.
, 1888-09-01

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