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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
Said the Same.
Dawson Sentinel.

Dawson Sentinel.
A reason urged for giving Gov. Mer-
Ram another term is that he has made
capable governor. The resolutions
adopted by the convention that nomi-
mated Mr.. Merriam said the same thing
Of Gov. McGiIl and yet Gov. McGill had
to be satisfied with one term. The Re-
publican party can afford to be consist
emf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
DRAINED WITH A HAMMER.
a Michigan Farmer Kills His
Wife aud Three Children and
Hjln9elf

Wife aud Three Children and
Himself
LOWELL, Mich, Nov. "A terrible
tragedy occurred this morning in Yer
gennes township. Kent county. Haggai
Westbrook. a farmer. took a hammer
and fractured his wife's skull, and then
went to the room where his three small
girls were asleep aud treated them in
about the same manner. He then went
to another room and attempted to
do the same with son, but the son took
the hammer from him. and then West
brook ran down stairs, procured his
razor and cut his own throat. West
brook is dead. and it is supposed the
girls cannot recover, but little hope is
entertained that Mrs. Westbrook may
recover. Another account says the
girls were instantly killed, and that
Mrs. Westbro0k is mortally wounded.
Westbrook was in financial difficulty
aud had become insane.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

In THE search for novelties to enliven
the winter course at Yale. when boating
and athletic exercises are little incon-
venient, they have formed classes for
the study of the Bible.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
Pennsyvanians Are, Apathetic.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.-The Only
officer to be voted for In this state is
treasurer. The candidates are Henry
Z. Boyer, Republican; Edmund A. Big
Ter, Democrat, and j. K. Johnston. Pro-
hibitionist. Adviees are that the vote
will be light. Little interest has been
manifested in the campaign.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

THERE are great many imputations
floating about I'm Ohio and Virginia just
now. 1t is to be hoped they will gener-
ally vaporize tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
FREE DELIVERY SYSTEM.

The postmaster general. in his coming
report, is expected to recommend that
the range of free delivery be extended.
He would have the limit of population
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

Albert Schniter, a fireman on the Minneap-
oils & St Louis, was seriously, probably IA
pipe at the Northern Pa life shops last night
The boiling water scal,ied him in @ most
horrible manner. He was taken to St Jos.
eph,s hospital, where he is in most critical
condition - - -.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

THERE were atmospheric intimationS
yesterday that an average winter might
be expected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

The Democrats will make q good
showing In several states to-day-pro-
vided, Of course, the Republicans don't
get too many votes In the boxes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

Western Refrigerating company's cold
storage warehouse A at State and Mich
igan streets, and before the flames
could be extinguished loss of fully
5000, 900 had been sustained.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

Rejected communications cannot he pre-
served. Address all letters and teIegrans W
THE GLOBE. ~ Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-For WISCONSIN,
Fair; colder: westerly winds. for Mlhhe
Boya and Dakota: Fairs warmer: Farlao'e
winds. becoming seutherly. For iowa; fAlI
NO decided change in temperatuFe; north
westerly winds, becoming variable
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

e.. EyEKIY-iDaily - Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday
i 3 IN advance 81 co d mos. IN adv " w
amonths In advance Isl ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
yrla adyaneeSlO % 8 mos. in adv. 81 o.
a. in advance 90 ! 8 weeks in adv. U"
one month SD
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

WEEKLY ct. PAUL GLOBE.
C,,a Yaer. 81 six NO. 65e Three No. Sac
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
rlnnAY,s wEAAHLis.

Scsgern advertising Cffce. Room 80
Tribune Building. New rork.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

SUNDAY ALONE.
Svr IN advance SO 90 mos IN sdV ..-..5 oo.,
a n. in advance ! 90 ! mo- In adv .---.-Z'S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
Froxe. Meats Thawed one.

CHICAGO. Nov. Fire was discOv-
cred tonight In tho sixth floor OF the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

Local forecasts Tor ST. Paul. Minneapolis
end vicinity: Fair; colder; followed by
Slightly warmer weather.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

-. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAuY (EcT IFcLUDINe SUEDAT.l
: yr IN adv anee s. 90 3m. In advances "
m. in ADVANCE 4 90 } q weeks in adv. i "
One month. 100
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

"Lind has made one change though"
continued the speaker, THAT L think
was mistake, and that is the removal
OF Col. Po!leys from the postoffice at
Wells. The colonel is an old soldier,
and has as good war record as any
man in the state. Besides this, he is
good officer. His successor. ] am told,
was not in the army. The change has
caused much feeling at Wells among
Republicans as we'll a. Democrats, and
Lind has very few friends there"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05

"Buckman, I think, won't get It."
said another. "a protest against him
has been filed at Washington by parties
who say that no man who is interested
in pine lands should have the place,
especially when the Chippewa pine
land comes into market. It islunder-
stood to emanate from the Indian Aid
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Hperttsiei III
gnre Fr1m er
n,es 1900 ~stareans at
aOcoouaR-I ootcu."

40 ptset I q atrbsimsn. Original ROptnt af g. y. 5sis, Jorrtu I'll
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slS5>
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" idrbsIts tutussIant SorGaius ce pei Htuet btdnSi "EuuabsPohmss
Sefre "Geuaksgohen- o1 Deb arntu- ct aar mob Snnt Bog ION 9rami,
6sts, $L75. GpSt tnotunoa Stiubrps $500.
40 7st'ftioen 90 eppusianssren. (af suaH Ptu'utOnJ -Dew0b,
gohn- os -Sb aruen" ct aor msO emns Ss iom grauts bttn $La
SubbuuSd s1n
N ensnanosauften" snSbsIs:- Susmauben Dos I'm arua1
10. Susboub. - Susmuusssutt til Duoben - stOrOOuStus Dattn % SuL
manbas stn ION MISUNDERSTANDING til sat.rs-Ss 10 Tom So,
t,omuatr-Suf,n Susmoushu,u us bss SusbOubsn - o, 70 paa RifesuIp,t -
Suswanbssutt,n antIosa Tom 5OrbpOu-SOuSn ipn,r mere s mere - Or . t~
or af,tS mS biuane,u-sttr, stuH.Hr-GH Sntus - Rnuf Saab - Barre %
parr-Gt utIStat SouoU,usi.IR ABB usmanbssutsu ii amsHtOnR St,m - On
Sronsatftr fur I'm GOm-gaarsmouSeus Ron. Irsg.s GruD.n-SusmsnestoGsu
tHboa, I'll bet aaml, Sism - On rabIcm GpItp.Ue pd grarten - Storbonbn len
Nrbrpor-gt Cpoisr mtatm Susmansssuu.n os R,us - Ole RrtDr til Darts-
Ole I Ghteoao-Snarr tuob Rude-S usmuubssutt,n tiIbas. til bet samh aans -
SusmaHbssuttsa StorbOHesHs pIoh' - Vt slaSstst sfHr7H. 'S"oras's0hsn'
Of .9s srusu- ct aar mb" Susmaubssuttu- (btta) ION praut $lo; tsh'
bunoa 81 As; mutt tnouusa SL65.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
SO Sufnoc rusTfe 2ano,
etcu0pmtne.

tilberenoe abelise, bill benimoo Slut
niusen af Iaret, ifsfse "5imes" aors
Respondent | ct. petersburg, blipe fill
lebe til Gutiion. Sor ct Sur Sar fioen
bleu Der nemlis / Sooeoitaben pprettet
en- Sanf, boor abelise @obsbeiiobere
fanbe foa 2aan. Snititutionen blep lib
list benpitet al gienbomsbeioberns, men
al Ran9el paa gune til at betale 8ens
ter al 9aanere ifal M to 5uinee gienz
BONNIE til Guttion. 9enne 8alamitet
orsites / b erusiife 8(abs, os man ipsrs
ger: Spem bill Os fan fisbe bisie umaas
beige fore Grealer? 9erIom 8anfen
operta9er @ienoUmmene, ba er bet eng
betpoenoe meo, at Staten Ouertassr benz,
oa 8anfen CT en- g tatsinfitution. sslere
Blade ranoer til at laoe @ooIerne be-
f'pre al @mbebsmenb, inbtil gierne Tan
bstale bsrss Sielo. us sisr opmerfiom
pan, at oeriom Der life FER nuaet liaz
nsaoe, bill ct 8ar 9uinbe aoeliae 9anbz
etenoomsbeiiooere pere ruinerebe aien>
mem en- Sanflnititution, Tom Staten OBJ
reitebe netup for at itstte uebfommenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
2ao Barnet iaa 5riffe.

Sorleoen Giten reiie ieg paa ct 3r9u,
Der Git fra Ntp DJrf temmelis tent paa
Gftensn. 5ordn mig fab en- Dame meo
fin 8urnepise u9 it Barn. Barnet bar
en- pniter os fritz Thea Bige poa IA
Waareber. Sort efterat Srenet par
bsspubt at gao, te9puste Barnet at
bltoe uroli9t, gap bsrpaa tiltrobs for
WOoerers os 8i9ens auitrenselisr for
at berolise bet en- Dpuisnius | 9ssenss
u~ribHinser os 9rntninser, iom life piloe
sjsre nosen iopnnsiif Gissler tilifamms,
% leoiasehe 5oer Spuisnins meo iaa
lpoelise Sfris, at bet life bar 3oipl
ON, at Barnet bauoe i9rbeles it9rfe
2unser. Soert m~sunefelist &nien bar
en- mebfsbt &abiel for ct ifrisenbe
Barn, % 8asiasererne bleo mart fiebe
af benne muftalfe l1nberbolbnins.
8~urnepisen ir4lebe cs bpsiebe os 6olbt
Barnet op iii 8Osupinbuet men WOber
Natur, iauleoes iOm bun tnaer fig uo
ueo Rattetib fra en- Sosn | fulo 5art,
ipntes life at baoe nosen berOliSenbe
8irfuins. On bsftif 8sbme ites Op
pan Mnberens ainn -hn en- ftile -nsrs
psit ubieenbe Os summelastis Dame fra
ben urben Gnos af 8osnen braste en-
Sop 8ano meo be Orb: "8anife 8ar.
net er tsrit." Oct par netop, bpab bel
bar, % fem Mirutter baseiter iopnebe
bet blioelisen inc / 8~arnepisens Urine
til flor 9ettelie Os gebertpaselie 70,
8Osnens sprise 8eboere.
Nanst ct Barn proppes meb Bare
scrit eler iso Sirup, uastet Glt, boat
bet snIfer os transer, er en- 9raab'
gano. Wau fan beitanbis trpst bpo'
bet en- 9beifefulb 8anb, naar bet c,
urolist eller piier bpppis 2ansiel eite,
at pate. ct Barn, iom life fan inatt'
fra, lioer ofte iuare Binler, bare foro
bet lite faar en- 9raabe 8anb. Siel
er bette 9tlfelbet / parmt geir. Sec
bar bsrt mansen en- Wooer fise. at bur
aloris bar tanft paa at siue fit Barr
Sano, os allisepel er Barnet netop pas
@ruuo af bets Ssbes Ratur mere lriten
paa 8anb, END ri er. Welt fremfaloe,
9Brft, Roset Tom enbrer. Der bar maat.
tet leue paa Welfemab, ueo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Semperaturen I SoroenS
Snore.

aune Itaben ON, buorleees Temperas
turen isranbrer fig, efteriom moi fOms
mer l9nsere og lansere neb | Soroen,
bar man fra misunderstanding /
bpbe 8orsbu(. Sasttaselierne fra for
ffieli9e 2Ofaliteter bier imibfertib fere
uuuerensiteHmelier, iom man bibtil life
bar funnel i~Ortlare fig. On 9pifsr s,
Senri6 bar III unberfaftet Sasttosels
ierne fra 8erbens ire bpbete Borebuf,
nemlis peo Spreerenbers / Srsusien,
1869 Wster bp1t, oeb S6faoeba6
Narbecen al SaIe 1716 Weter bpbt os
peo @Bi6ensn Girolp (@ottbarotuns
nelen), en- iOrnpet 9isfus ion, os bon
fommer til ben Stutnins, at Temper1.
iuren nebe / Sproen fiabis tiger meo
SD6oen, men at Stisuinsen pr. 100
Meter er forftjeIis paa be forifJenise
2otaliteter, ibst ben er nfbensig al
8~er9lasenes Sarmelebninsseune, Der
moeiiceres iaauel eiter Bersartens Be
itaftnbeo Tom peo be | bet inbre optres
oenoe femiite arefters 8irtiombeo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
6Dpnottsmcns SarIigbeo.

@n al 9pitlanos fsrite 8linifere, Bro.
fesior 9iemIen I Win9en, bar paa er
aibolbt eeSefOnsres inotrersenbe ab,
paret mob ben iaafalbte b~ppnOtiits 9ase.
metbooe. Or. 3iemieu bar / Spsebuie,
! Nln6sn anitllet en- &atfs 5Oriss, ber
bar bapt ct for ReibOoen msset usun,
ftist uofalo. Sppnoien ipnss berefter
fun at bore iftano til at birlpe peo lets
tere funftiOue[le 5urfprrelier, meoens
ben | mango 9itfetbe uiisr fig liseirem
ifaoelis peo a%npeabelien. 9et er be.
itanois fun Spsoommsn ielp, Der fiers
mes, us felipe Spmptomerne ipiuoer fun
for fortsre eller laHsere 7ib. @ientasue
SppnUtiierinser iful efter 9iemiens 9ees
ming bore liseiaa farlise iOm uperorepen
8rus af Worfin.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
@Stfpns Sciss I Yaris.

I'll sgce fOr Goiion GAP Telefunielz
ltabet l Baris en- Banfet / en- af Refou.
ranterne paa Warsmarfen. Staaltalen
for @oiion bolotes al Observation-Disclosures
Srafbent 2apre unber fterf 7illutnina
ira 9initerues Sibe. I'll glutniua
sientos en- bag goiiOn opft,ret Jcuoaral
en- al Gpon, Selifabets Sefreter, ub,
brast Stdaltale, Der Sasen iforpeien
Sar bleosn meobelt SOuosrafen. 9a
Soroet bar bauet, bssap SelRabet fig
uper ! ben nerlissenbe 9elefon.g as
billion, for Der siennem Tslefonerne al
bsre Wuftfen ira be forRienise Theatre,
mebens goiiOn ielo bssau fig til Ope,
raeu. bpor be Sorenebe Staters Winiter
psnteee bum | fin 2ose.
Sra Saris besup Gbilon iia til Der.
lin, men a1asoe uuberueis ct geSsu ;
Gsien ! arupps bsrsmte Establishment
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
SGs bette os buif!
.. Inunoien,
Orawer
SetOrab Soma.

9ggtcItabstiltaS snItes ELF lite % nil unber insen Om.
~fanOi9beou inbtassS unOsr so Gents per 9tnis. Spp Orb uOsisr
Ell Qinie. Gehe for at ~fOrebp9ss NiSbrus.
S6osialSaHmelOrIer @bonnsnters 6amilie optaaes oratis,
BOG fan ri life ame mere eno ii 9iuisrS ElaoS. GiterIpGruiler iub,
ta9ss for II Sent pr. Orb. Spu Orb re9neS for Ell glnie. Yeuasr,
maa iuoieubeS meo 9fterlper9Ieleu, eaerS optaSes ben life.
aSresie=5oranoriug 9aar en- abonnsnt snIter fin gbresis
rorauoret, mao ben tiolt9ere &oresIs opgIpes.
NSre5ielappen nil uouis, uaar Chen er uoe. Ezra Wprfe iii
0atoen, % ienb tmb puanpt, bpis De iremoeles snlfsr glao.t.
gte abonnenter beoes inbisuoe usustis abr.sie; PoasO ffc.,
Souutp o9 Stat, iamt P. o. Box eQsr Drawer, ON Iaaban bop.s
Snbbctaling bsr belf he I Money Orders, Registered Letters,
euer Serler. LOCAL CHECKS mobtages life Tom fulo Betoltna,
ba nj maa ienbs benz til ben gant. be er ubf.bte paa, for Collection,
o9 bette toner ira 10 til % Cts. Stem life at lGees Money Order
Slanteifsn suer Ssrlsn inb Srsust. Sanaod YapirsSolars CT
'tts pGro mere no 90 Gents. Bi sr life aniparlist for Posta
Notes. SsnS benz iH.. De fan faa en- Money Order for ct 3iaas
al to Gents, os bsnne er COB ior Cub. Express Money Orders
sr baae. btai8s os fire. S.lsb inbtil $500 foae nun s Gents. o.
Tan erholSes psS etbpsrt Grprsis. Office.
Bnr YeHgt ftnbt | almtnoeige Brepe Tan ubstper.n TIE ucr,
anlparlts. Oct banbsr, at ioabouus Brspe br borts poo gsten.
SHSitnSere moa spsips FIT gapn. bog tfe for CHsutItasisrsla,
unotas.n iaa forlans.s.
Slahet ian beain,s til .nbper TS al HART, q Hbsuxau,ntd
rssnss fra BEN lib. SHbbstalina Ter.
Sntsts1aItr psrstntssu trs Ss f~srRf.Iis. DELE s qsnsa
"sef0s's sisrut, men isns % tfs ,slhtf's .uu tnisIiss &isplnsa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
WarfeIis aettersams paa GepIon.

8 en- 2anosbp paa geDlon blep Der
nplis i~tiaalet nuset Rte, cs oa Ipoen
life funbe finbes. forfpnbte 2~anosbpens
sg bits, at Der oifoe bliue bplot en- Cubs
bonn" meb fosenbe Ole. Ttdn saar
Irsm bsrpeo paa fslsenoe Raaoe: Otter
at man bar barnet Die | en- 8ieoel,
inbtil Slien er sanite beb, maa ben, Der
misteufe5 for at bnoe besaaet Epperiet,
ftitte Saanben neb | Slien os iprsite
iaa meset Of ben, iom ban pil, paa &las
seren. GtbDert Sfris af Smerte, ban
berpeo uoftsber, betraates Tom ct 8eois
paa bnns 8rsoe. ct iaaoant Ttlfeloe
Tom nplis til S%orbunblina for Retten,
ba fire 8ebuere | en- 9aaosbp, Tom bar
bleue tuunsne til at ftitfe fine Senoer |
fosenbe beb Ollie, bapbe brenot benz iaas
lebes, at be life funbe arbeioe | en- bel
Maaneb, os be bapoe berior anlast
Sag imoo 2anosbpens 9gloite. Gun
en- Gut p1a II aar bapbe f,reset, boor'
paa ban bar b1enen erflGret for fpiois,
men be surise bnuoe ltot Smsrten uoen
at frise eler flase. 9ommeren lob
life ben 9amte Gill "@Hsseemme= ftaa
peo WaSt, men bsmte 2a~nosbpens Glos
tie, Tom baooe fat Susen / Gang. til en-
Nultt paa 100 SUPPER ener ii Waaues
bers San8iel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
YinoftIis Selbreeelje.

s gferrise er Der nplis pasieret fsl.
ssnbe gesiuenbeb:
Slanot 9dsleierne usb ct Slot, iom
Saron Sir'd labsr upfsre, fanbtes o..
'aa en- Is aaris Gut peo Rapn @aftpar
NotHp. 'om for 3 gar fibsn bappe mifei
3alens Srus ueb ct Salo ira ct 9re,
5or tort lib iiben uar ban beFisItisei
mso at ratte en- Grbeiber Stem, oa bar
plno'elis falot til SOrosn, os oa bar
after Tom til fig ielu us Ios 0ineue op,
aobrro ban fOrtaroet: "Ssius Maria,
buur er Ies?" Sra bette gtsbl,t bo,
ban otter sienuunbst 1alens Srua.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Sunoene l GnsIano.

s forrise Gurbunbreoe pleiebe man |
England at saa srunbia tilperts, naar
en- Sunb Uifte Tesn til 8anbffref. s
1888 ansrsbes iaalebes en- Sunb i
@oin6urs af 8anbffraf, bporfor Wasis
~ftraten ubfebte ct Baabub, buoreiter
buer enefte Sunb | goinburs % ners
meite Dmssn sisblittslis iiulbe orebes
op'plbtes lite 8aabubet, paaoros Sunbs
eiere fig en- Mulft af 90 8r. for bper
Sunb os besuben IL Naanebers 5anss
ielsfraf. gnbuibere MATTE insen paanp
onlfofe Sunb fsr efter l Maanebs
5orlsb. gbinburs Hulbe | be Gage
baue paret Sfueplaoien for en- Sasen,
SfpbniHs, Sttfnius us Srutnins Of
Sunbe, Tom Der albris ifal blpe ueret
feet Rase til. 5orsurigt er 10 GHs:
lamb frembeles befienbt for fine talrise
SuHoe, oa SorbOlosresler maa ben Dog
ioa9 trafes | flor ubtrefnins. Saas
lebes bar NOR / bisie 9use iarlis i
Birmingham trapelt meb at fanss Os
br9be berrelsie Sunte; be brebss meb
@Ift pg bliuer berefter brenote / en-
BERTH inbrettet 2tgbr9noinssOpn. Smz
trent so Sunoe rpooes buslis al 8eien,
paa benne Waabe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
maasVotttter.

8(aa Welf, % oliiaa psiaa baarlia
Welf. TN fomme beraf, at Der er oaar,
liz 2uft. buor Welien ftaar. ct apoi
Wiooel berimOb er. at aialberen erer
bet Rum, bppr ben 'iaar. aHuffes %
tettes noele imad Stpfter Spopl lra,
ass paa en- Biiiplaoe os nutaupss per
Sielp at nosle SmuaHlier. 8ett,
,taar ba Der Of rpser en- Days 9to
Soerfen Welf eller 5lsbe taser nossr
Stape oerai.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02

Vile, Der irefuentsrer 3ecorob.S u.
ft'fnte, iattsr mesen Sris pua ben
munStliss uuoeruishins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-10-16
Scabby Legs.

Many complain of having fowls af-
Hicted with rough or scabby legs.
This is hardly ever seen on poultry in
a we'll kept establishment. Its cause.
l am satisfied, is from neglected. un-
kept houses; where the platform under
the roost is allowed to get loaded with
droppings several inches deep, and the
floors are never cleaned up or the soil
renewed, and too often from the intro
duction of fowls from other houses
where it has been allowed to get a
foothold, for if not looked after and
stopped at the beginning it will soon
go through the flock. To be
free from it, the houses must
be kept clean and sweet in
every particular. both by whitewaah-
ing and daily cleaning Of the drop.
pings from the roost. Rake the ground
over at least once week. to take up
the accumulation OF feathers and ma
nure and bring fresh soil to the s,ir-
face. Saturate the roost with crude
petroleum, and apply the same thor
oughly and often to the legs of the
afflicted fowls. Do not keep fowls over
one laying season, unless they are
choice ones for breeding, for they gre
much more liable 70 get diseases Of
different kinds, especially this one ol
scabby legs. Poultry World.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-10-16
Lice Multiply Rapidly.

No matter how clean the poultry.
house may be, it is difficult to keep
clear of lice during very warm
weather. and even when the hens are
rid of one kind of lice, they may be
afflicted with another. This may be
shown by examining the house and the
fowls for the little red mites which
usually crawl on the hands or get on
to the clothing of one entering the
house. No signs Of their presence
may be seen. but lift up the wing OF
the fowl. and large blood-suckers
may be seen running to escape obser-
walton. If the skin Of the head and
throat be next examined, another kind
of lice, larger than those under the
wings may be seen. The best safe
guard against these depredators Is to
hold the hen head downward and
thoroughly dust her with fresh Dali
matian insect power, especially under
the wings, and then grease her head
and neck with melted lard. Cole
man's Rural World.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-10-16
HENRY l. BIOSSAT, Business Manag
rue CoRPoRAL's STATEMENT.

r,ev nut me in the Pension shop, they raised
great hurrah.
rnev knew I'd make 'em solid with tho
G. A. r.,
They sobbered DER the soldiers, they made
Joyous hymn,
"uurrah tor bigger pensions aud hurrah for
Corporal Jim;"
nut when | tired to do the thing was put
there to do,
They chokcd me off and said made too much
OF q hullabaloo.
! sounded on the bugle and beat upon tho
drum,
Law awake devising schemes to make the
surplus hum;
= asked my comrades to come in and warm
them from the cold,
And stuff their pockets Drumming full OF green
backs and OF gold;
really thought that Harrison had meant the
things he said,
When. all at once, he says: "Shut up, you're
suffering from big head"
ps thought that was good enough to win the
soldiers votes,
Mn, when tried TO keep his pledge he said 1
nattered veteran like me was handy for q
sign
tn show the Administration was great in the
pension line.
put I was much too honest in my speech and
in my talk.
And so for indiscretlon ! have been made to
walk.
Now udlscretion is fault to make officials
grieve,
And consists in saying publicly the things that
you believe,
And in failing to take notice of the deprecatory
wink
Which shows that your superiors aren't say
ing what they think.
pu,r I'm an up and downright chap, can not
skulk or trim,
And so they thought 1t safest to get rid Of Cor
poral jim.
IN 'ss Ben Harrison was glad 10 hear me speak,
Bur now my conversation appears to make
him weak.
Have changed or has he changed? that's what
want to know;
And if it's /, why. then, OF course, twas righ
that should go.
He thinks I'm suffering from big head per
haps the charge is true,
But respectfully submit he's got the BIZ
head too.
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