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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
@esen bic 9effenfliege.

Srudttpediel, 8poens8 earbeitung,
gra@en, 9ingen, Geinbalten Der gut
geadterten unb gebunsten idpar;en
Brade, in nelder ME Elm Griintperoer
su buloen lit, ionbern Die aufteimenben
8f1ansen tets burd Gseen, &rims
ntern unb B1dsen seri16rt iperoen mill
len. In ben einsefrlinten Stellen p1es
gen fid ale mDsliden Sniecten einy1s
finoen, tpel4e bort le6en, l1no an iOlden
Steaen seiet iid jeoer Snieetenidaoen
5uert.
6erner tbut man gut, nidt gu fritz
CUR Saat por3ubereiten, ipnbern idneG
nad Der lebten Surde gu idben, inbem
selesene Surden nad friibern Grfabr=
ltnsen mebr Sdaoen seisen. !9aben
mir in einem 6erbft bic 3eritDrunsen
brrd bic 9eHenpfiege bspbadtet, il
miro es uniere Qufgabe iein, I'M nd@=
item Sriibjabr ipeoer Gerlte mod Spms
merreggen su iden, Dor aqem aber ni6t
geoiingte fleine @erite ais Gprfruht su
tpdblen. IS ipdre bennah rdtblih, 10
lanse ben @ertenbau IN elmer tnftcirten
@egenb aus3uieten, als gertpiiitungen
bur6 bas nngestefer bprfommen. Sc
ipdter bas Sriibjabr, I'M 10 beoeutenber
miro iidb Der Sdaben an ben geernteten
6riihten eeitalten, neil. bic jungen
9fldnsden in Die erfe Slusperiobe Fin
einfaGen.
Son 8eoeutung ferner, elauben mir,
1T Der nmitanb, baB mir, 10 lanse bic
9lase Bel uns baltert, bel Der &ogsen.
1aat ilns 10 einridten miHen, bab tpil
cine 6dlfte Der gu beidenoen Sldhe NIT
benz fid fart beitcdenben Sobannisrps:
gen Bis Suli abiden, tpdbrenb tptr BIZ
anSere 6dlfte nit minterfeitem @inter:
rpssen lit Der lebten @dlfte bes Sep:
TENDERS beitelen. Die Driacultur Der:
bient, tpp fie ausfibrbar lit, ben 8pr3ue
Dor Der breitpirfigen Sat-, neil bas
@ahstbum Der 8fan3'n piel idneae'
bpr iid sebt, bieislben ii6 sleidn,dbi
ger uno ihneGet enttpideln f6nnen uni
Damn eber ben Saaoen ielbit iibertpin:
ben, init einem @prte, INTERCHANGEABLE
ger tperoen unb 10 lnter ben Sniectet
fDenieer leioen. Maes, mas Die frdftie
gntpidlung Der gflansen beforoert
tpiro elmer brobenoen geIHdoisung bor
beueen. &ier3u rednen tuir an erite
Steae, Dinaer> 2ompoit ltnb Saude
iberbaupt irsenb Elm ipnitige frdftis
Nadblife, pelde bic Saat idnea bDd
treibt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

iOlte Elm ainb an bic Obren seidlasen
ooer caran geSogvn tpersen. Widts
iO0te In cen @etbreang tcmmen, uas
oenielben retsen uno ent;inoen fam.
Oas Tragen bon gamphDr ucer anberen
rei5enOen Stofen 1T ben Obren 1T su
ptoerratbsn. - Da burh Gals unb
Gadenfrantbeiten bas @ebbr tn Mitleis
oeniaait ec3oSen miro, 70 rernahlditge
man oieielben nidt. - Das tiefe Gin
fabren ipiser Wertseuge 1T NIT @efatr
perbanoen unb mub unterbleiben. -
Wan belebre Die &inoer, iobalb bas
anse6t lber ale ihdolihen GinftH
auf bas @etbs unb balte fie CUR 9asss
Der Dbren an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
3 t q.

SIN elmer tletnen Staot batten etnise
radere Mdnner einen @plfsbilounes.
8etein %sesriinoet. Die SntsreRen oes-
islben gu f0roern, berfisI Der 8oritaub
auf bic Soee, einen Srasetaiten ein3u:
ridten - berart, baB Sober, Der iiber
etmas Mustunft piinidte, fid NIT elmer
ldriftiAen Gnfraee an ben 8ereiu mems
oen iOlte, befen Mitslieoer in Dffent>
liher Sibuns bic Gnttport fef3uteuen
bdtten. 9ie Geriammlung, In tpelHer
Der Srasetafien gum erfeumal se01net
tpsroen ioa, 1T iebr sablreia beiudt.
Inter aIsemeiner Spannuns nimmt
Der @oriisenoe bic erffe ginienbung CUR
9ano, erbridt has Goubert unb lieif :
vSbr ieio MQe Sdafsf5pfe!
Ser @inorId bieier Morte tpar no:
tirlid Elm iehr fataler unb Mles idpies.
Da aber ruff Der 4rdiioent aus
uMeine 6eeren! Das 1T ia gar
feline 6taSe !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Getmnnheitarnth.
Snr Grbaltmng 0es @eb6rs
(aus benz .@eiunbhettsbete.' >,

LIT es np.bpsnbia. bab bic Obren oe.
iAGet .unS sepflsat tperren. Wiroea
@l!ern !. 3. Bel flsiaen 2inbern Sies
niht 10 pieIfld uetldumen, 10 uiitos
niAt Der 3ebnteGbeE taubfumrner Wsr>
iden eritiren. Menn oas @sbDr Bel
einem 8inoe serff6rt 1T, farm ea, tu!e
leiht besrsifid, auh nidt ipreHen
lernen, ss lei cenn, baB es in Saub.
ifummenanftalten burh Mbleienlsrnen
upn ben 2ippsn Mnberer bn5u breiiirt
wiro. Son fid ielbif aber lerut ein aiuo
muir 5psehen, penn bas @eb5r borbanz
ben lift. Wie pihtis III bsBbalb bic
4fege bes Obrs5 = Mau bsharsige
foLgenne 3esela: Bel sewifen Rranf.
beitsn, pie Sdarlad, Maiern, Dip
tberie, NDden &c. tperben bic Obren
bduFs NIT ~ent;inoet uno miifen bisisl,
ben beBbalb bonn Nrjte unteriuht tpers
ben - ST Obrcnent3inbuns posr ei.
trigger AusfuB porhanosn, muB Der Nrst
fets ID &athe gesogen irercen. &aIte
3ueluit iii ben Otren fddcii1, ebeniO
men, bduT5 faltes Ba1sr in ben @sf
t5rsnns HieBt. ueberndBiser Sdal
tam bei pl5blihsr ginrpirfung unb aud
Bel Idngerer Dauer ldtmenb auf bas
gebDr einpirfsn. Nm ihdcliGifer
pirtt az tsftiser Shaa auf bic Obrer
tleiner Rinber. - Man forge flr BIZ
8einlidfeit bes Obres. Das @aidel
nit falteHa Mafer faabet nidts, tDeni
bns DIR nir oarauf Drceutlid ausSe
ltrcdnet nib. Inter teinen uuafdnoel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

na1 Detroleuan. Bon irgero elmer
&rdntlthteit Dosr abncrmalen Gdrbung
bon GprnpFan3en m,r Bel leinem etnS!'
gen Der 0eriuhe aud rur BAG @erin8ite
3u bemerten, I'M @essntbeil Ssigte oeren
@riin fih fosar DEFENDERS irenoig, ote
iangep Yf1dn3hsn tparen fait a~usnabrass
los prahtpuq ausSeGiloet uno trditig.
Bel ienen Beriuhen, no Der @robooen
a6ftdtlih 70 altsgeiuht tpar, ba6 er3.bls
reide iener tletnen Gbiere entbielt, bic
erfabrungsgemdB iungen feimenben
Bf1anssn 10 perbdnsniBpou lueroen fbnz
men, alio Grbf5be, Gnserlinse, Sniec'
ten, Wirmer, tlsine SAnedsn uno
9arpen aaer Qrt, Ni3te bic pberfe,
eisentlid gulturididte BET @roe fiA TO-
gar taft befrsit bon bieiem SGdolingen,
uno man fann u0bl annebmen, bieisls
ben isien entJpeber ourd oas berounftenoe
8etroleumsas get6otet ooer t~pentalfens
bertrieben trDr6en.
Das GnoerbebntB aQer 8ssiu1e 6. bic
MAJ, eepib oils beneiisno uno aus
ihlasebeno betradten fam, ldBt fid
bemaad in Der Mufftsauns folsenber,
praftiider 2ebridbe auiammenfaHen
SIN 8stroIeum beiben mir cine Cub.
tang, welde in ausse3ei6neter 8eiie
oa3u eeeisnet 1T, bic aus3eideten Rorns
iamen Dor ben Mnsriffen e~robepobnen :
Der tbier:Ider Sddolinse gu iddbsn.
Das 2eimprccsnt tpirb burh Elm, an,
beifen l0ifanbises ginbeiasn In gro6l
nur in eiaem 10 beidrdntten Mabe ber=
abgebrldt, oaB elmer Mntrenburg beg
8erfabrens fsinerlei prdetiide Climber,
niHs i'm Meee fteben unb man taTelbe
I'm 8sbasfsfaIe nur ~briusenb anempfeb.
len fann. 8atrpleum bat Dor alien an;
oeren 8sisfdiiisteiten ben bei,nceren
8ortbeil grocer Boelfeilbeit> iotpie ei'
nsr leidten, bsqaemen 8er.psroung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Dr.. BRtNtE:Y

BeHberbIrg Blpd,
Sennepin Goe., gde 4ter StraB,, YtinnedpoIiS, N,nn.
gegnlor ~ffubitter unb seieslih aueIifsirter ar5i.
yonge Brnris in c,rpnitden, ntruDien nne Sautfrnnfs
beiten Gpniultotipu foftet niGts. lEeln niht mpa.
Iih in tie Stabt CUR Behonbtung III fommen pirb
Wsbiaii per srpres ocer 1pft ~pefiantt saritbare
Eile g%1rantirt. Wern mir bles bespeifefu, faoen mir
es Spre5tunhen uon 10 hlS Il nhr Uirrgen8, Q bis 4
NaGm up6 2 biS 8 llbr aoenbs; S1rntaes Drn 2 bis 5
nhr WlGmtitc9s. aSenn mon Mot foHnie1 tdnn, be-
inreibe man Uau per1of.
Nerp01e S1tpd6e, 'r sansasta q 6
ihtpiubenbes Gebddinif il. febltnte enei gle, s5rre. li&e
NusSebrung, ais uriahen Stbiscrettcn, @reere, peer
8efsbr-NuSi sung ipslde iolsente gifeeten rot, 9fer.
r5ftGt, SdbtrGne. lntpinneuoe Seb,rafi, fen Seibhpers
trduen, I9leG'es seointu s. AaStfla9 lu Gefitt,
abortion deasa Ssleli@Grt. yeriuit beg esrseises, un'
idlette Rorpsiiide ansotionns. St d'ipeI lnft, Stndens
idmersen u {. ID. trerben mt itcd ME odgemeism Grs
fig b~ehancslt; fidet nre ihnel.
8l1tt= ttttD SnMt= 'sn sD2a1sa I IL g:
osu R5rpsr. gcis. Sal2, 1ast unO anoGen %ansreifen,
Ssts9sen, Na8i@loo, u ne eczema, Aiie asur ben, @e,
ldwure, ifm.rslihs @eidpAlfte ars ir9enb rreIder
1riade, puntio rno iir innier aus fem S6rp'r BERTHE,
ben, bur& itders, sur& se 3stt sspihGe yieciStnen
Slelfe unb geIhiu0lfne @eieufe uno Rheumati8mus,
ReiuItate bon Diutrersi1unse petbeu poat,r furlrt
Wierctt IT.. 1trinarifdtesg sS;e..
rig nub idmersb,E fl. 81 BIT Ter uab blnilgsr l1rin So.
tarrb. SaIs, Slater. Snusentrnrfte,ten, gonftttutio,
nellie nnf erb lltsne stpd&en in beiben Gei6ledieru
e~rfot9reid b,h5nbett.
ituualIrl,fe Nnsiuirfe prnatpt enrirt.
Gs it ieItftretfdhbIih bag tin ArSi peIfer f6 belDn,
berS pen BOZ i~fe5eaoen ararfbeiten triomet, in Der g.
banbIurg ~tsriel5en arusen GIfols toten unB Aae
b~etanuleH ApDflcaIioseH nno Ditiiel aler 3eitalfer M
sdnper psrben bsnust. Sene Experiments semnGt.
rteberflIHiger 6aarmuGs auf immer
entfernt.
Tsret -Rcue5let unb Sraaeforte icei nod ieber Gb,
breie eeicnbt ane Goniulta1ip-en. CD per Soft iber
pber mituflld oils oertrcuIi6e Wtitibeilansen Enb Dri'
Datiin angeleben.
Or. Brtnlep, TiinHel3olis, Ninn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Anrttnn
30 900 pnQara iufrth
DRY GOODS !

fertige aleicer, Gnalfatturgeartitel,
0ite, 2appsn, 8lanfets, NotipnS uim.
auf Dffentli6e Suction
422 2Sa6a(6a Strake.
Qeute, bic binig faufeu molten, fclten
oie'e NuctiDn nift peridumen. MGctions
10 uhr Morgen8, 2 utr Naanittag8
uno 7:3O MbenoS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
6 p ! T.

Sic 2iebe zines ein3igen @eiens ents
bebrt man oft idusrer, ais man cen
QaB Touienoer firdtet.
Die 9oefie lit Der Nahbaa jenes
@ortes, bas @ott am erifenS H5pfungs.
iprad SIS tueree 2tat!"
@enis erfinbet, Salient nernoQfomms
net uno berbehert ; bl6be @euinni,idt
madt ibr Slid bamit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
6 d b er ;u m a dem.

Sn einem spclp9iiGen @arten iD1en
auf 8Oridlas bes Directors ;pei Sci:
oendfhen anseidaft tperbeu. giner
Der 0erren ActiDndre idldst Dor, BET
Der auaenblidlih fhledter @eihdits.
lase fh Iieber NIT balbieioenen Doer
nod befer NIT stpei ppuenen sl Bee
gaiisen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
GrauenIif 4.

~Sit es Sbnen nihi AUDI ihpn aufz
sefaaen, mie einfdltis Die Mmeli ipridt,
bic jsbt enblid einen Mann betornmsrl
bat 2"
Sid, bas 1T MIR 8erffelluns /! Mer.
fen Sic benn niGt, baB lie abfihtlih 10
bumm fdpdtt, bamtt man ite fir jlnser
halsen fpq?!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Ours bic 8Iume.

Sdu@ternsr @erber: uWd, Srdus
lein Goele, tpenn id nur ben Mutb
bdtte, Sbuen gu iasen.... aber i'd
CLAUDE, i6 Bin i~ber3eaat, nod ME bat
Elm Menih ftd 10 nad elmer 5dmies
seruutter eeiebnt wie i'd, ieitoem iA -
Sic femme !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Gin unperbeife

Ser 6pQabausrn Sspp 1T Elm redter
Gdufer. NGes 2ureben bilft nihts.
Man rdunt ibm ihlieBlih fdmtttfe
Trinfgeihirre meg umionif - Der
gllte III noh tpie bor benebelt. Wis
fam bos? Man bate beraefen, Die =
@,ebtanne Bel ieite sn idafen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Mltbetuabrte &anernregeln.

Muf nahsn qlpril folet Elm trcdener
SUM-.
Srodener QpriI ST nitt Der 8au.
ertl WiQ.
Wenn Der MprtI Spsttatel ma&t,
- @iebts 9eu, unb Rprn in boiler
ST Der Gpril idbn unb rein, %
Der Wai bann triloer iein.
2lbler Mai, - @tebt guten .Mein
unb nieles Qeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
8iaise
bon nno mad

tpthtia fiir @tMetfdmfer!

gebr tptd)ttg fir 9tletfdmfer!
Die Belt lit jebt ba, 100 man feline 8er>
tpancten unb Treunbe bon Oeuti6lano
fomnlen ldBf unb moaen mir baber ni6t
unterlaiien, nniere tpertben 2an6sleute All
folsenoe tpidtige Bunfte aufmertfam 3n-
MAIDEN:
y @enn SIR cine Sreifarte fault, laBt
gu6 bon benz betreffenben Ngenten cine
Quittuns geben, porauf bemerft 1T y@ut
fir IL Monate unb pia @iienbabn berigars
gen Weg in 9lmertfa."
q Sebt su, baB S6r nebit Der Sdiffss
farte Elm 6urdgebenres Giienbabnbiuet be-
fommt, 10 baB Der Gmigrant fem @epdd
bonn 2anoungsplabe Direct mad ieinem Be-
~ltimmungsort hefen fam. QaBt Guh
ntdt spet Carbohydrates geben; 6enn in
ioI6em Safe mnb Der Baffagier in Gbi=
cago iein Billet mmtauiden, mas getp0bns
ltd nit llltannebmlihfeiten unb 11nfoften
berbunben 1T. 8esahlt bic &arte ni6t,
bepor Sbr Sud o bieiem Puncte nt6t
iberseugt babt.
S6lieBli9 m0dten mir nod erpdbnen,
baB bic
NariSer @eitamSTeamttg
am Is. Wai 3. S. erofnet tpirb. Dnrd
por;iigli1e 8ebingungen nit perl9te6enet
Gompagnien iino mir i6on iebtim Stanbe
benz retienben beutidenBublicum gaiItens
ioipobl nte !3pii6en6efsbiaete biqieit alls
fommen 3u laileu. Sir ndbere Musfunft
tpenbe man ft6 miinbli6 ober i6riftlt6 an
Sotbntan & 9ObrbaMcr.
Deuti6es 8edielz Ii. Baiiaseseiddft.
A MA @aibingtDm 0tOenue. Glib,
lVV Mtnne6pDlis, : Wttn1.
| ct. Bagl Cfice: 387 gibleD StraBe.
Rky% MIIe ab1el1re man
nah unierer Office tn minneapolis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Im malbfdtteries.

Siibrer: uSeben Sic, mein Srdu:
lem, bieier Berg ha lit Der 9ilatus, unt
Der gessniiber ="
Grdilsin: ~glb, ih tueiB idOn =
bas lit Der pOntins !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Sci Der er ten IuffIbrung
zines G@au1pteIs.

zines G@au1pteIs.
Or. Nir(e, Elm Theaterreeenient pbne
eisenes u=tbeiI, blidt I'm 3miidenacte
aufd0ia i'm 9ublicum lumber. I'm ben
ginbrud bes Stides auf bafelbe sl
priifen.
81. (;u isinem Nadbar): v@as gdbe
Der jebt b'rura. tpenrt ct tpiiBte, tpie
ibm bas Stid eefdlt !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Weuer 0[uraI.

Der 9tural bon 4biliaer bsiBt :
Gtammtiih.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
8lumen u. 9faa5en
in
3ttemhembau'a Greibhaarrr'a
f0A> S%%~NGn a liza 0G6An

ISlE %IE"RE Ws TUT 1tUSp We
2aben: SEQ. 15-4te Str, g. Mtnneapolis
Man finbet bort seidnittene 8Iluler, eiferne gajen
unb @artenbdnfe fir 8arten, Nielsn- unb Strdbh6fe.
Blumen mad alien Sbeilen bes NeftenS geidnbt fir
Sphseiten, Geieli6aften, Besrdbnife. Yflan5en sum
Oecprlrer. Mud) bic ibDniten 8luunen : Sadnren nno
pnitiae Nrtifel fir @drtner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
sc ott5 4.

aneu beutiden 9atbolitsn st. CLOUDS unS ~rulsegeno
biene sur Nahr,@i, baB ih evealsaseut bun bon fol.
BON St BauI, bic q, 5bte fatbp' ride 3eituns in ben
| Ser. S adien ; Der Senbbpte bes 55tfiif,n SerSens
SEM bon Cincinnati unb Dos heintathloie NegsrflHe'
@rpeerr Store Ser. III Nprb z. s11enue, 81. GIouS,
Wtinn.
s. q. &ntb.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-21
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.

There has been a recent decision by
an Indiana court which will probably
encourage the beef trust to test the con-
stitutionality of our meat inspection
law. At its last session the Indiana
legislature passed law forbidding the
piping of natural gas to points outside
the state. There is an uncertainty
about how long the natural gas supply
will last. and the law was passed upon
the ground that Indiana had right to
the exclusive control of its products, and
that the state ought to have the benefit
of the natural gas while it held ont. A
suit was instituted to test the validity of
the law, and now state circuit court
holds that the act Is unconstitutional,
because it was in conflict with the power
that had been conferred on congress to
regulate commerce between the states.
This is the point upon which the beef
trust propose to test our meat inspec-
ton law. But it so happens that there
is another point in our favor which did
not enter into the Indiana case-the
right of state to exercise police power
without federal intervention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-21
Twantv thousand human lives sacrificed

Twenty thousand human lives sacrificed
in less than eight years nearly two
hundred millions of dollars in cash
spent within the same length of time.
of which, perhaps, two-thlrds has been
stolen in the most shameless manner;
thousands Of poor men and women
robbed of all their earnings; an enter
prise, noble in its purposes and intended
to be blessing to mankind, perverted
into the means whereby rOgues could
rob their fellow men. And for these
reasons the greatest engineering feat
ever undertaken in the history of the
world collapsed before the work was
hardly one-third done.
1t is scarcely possible that the Pam
ANA scheme will ever be revived.
Frenchmen are done with it forever.
American capitalists will hardly care to
risk their money in such gigantic UNI
dertaking while there are so many pay
ing investments at home. Then. too.
the stimulus that has recently been
given to the Nicaragua scheme will
operate against the other. 1t will prob
ably remain for all time in it's unfinished
condition, as a monument, not SO much
to the folly of this generation as to It's
inclination for knavery.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-21
SPECIAL LEGISLATION.

The Republican legislature that just
adjourned in New York is credited with
a very successful season in the way of
lucrative incidents, and with exciting
the envy Of the political brethren in
Pennsylvania, where the constitution
prohibits special legislation, and Of
course limits the sphere of usefulness.
Effort is to be made to amend this feat
ure out of the constitution. tits noticed
that in Illinois the similar element wants
to eviscerate the constitution of that
state, and return to the good old times
when seat in the Legislature one ses-
sion would enable member to erect
fine mansion, or go West and open
bank. Special legislation is the harvest
Of the alert and prehensile legislator.
There are occasional lucrative oppor-
tunities in all legislatures; but for
the industrious people of moderate
ideas, who are willing to take the run
of things as a steady business, the field
of special legislation is the reliance.
There are those, however, who are
always trying to abridge this industry.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-21
USEFUL WEEDS.

The statement is found among the
floating incidents of the times that st.
Paul parties have solved the mystery as
to the existence of weeds, and are con-
verting them into an excellent quality
of binding Irvine. 1t is true that par
ties in st. Paul have devised and pat
ented chemical processes by which
a very serviceable Irvine can be
made from common weeds, but that
was to be subordinate feature, the
main object being the manufacture of
linen from the weeds. The sunfower
and dock are spoken of as specially
adapted to this use. Some samples ex-
amined seem to warrant the claims.
The inventors and experts have been
hopefully waiting for interested capt.
talists to provide the means for very
extensive operations in this industry;
but financial conservatism has retarded,
and may defeat, the naturalization. 1t
is hoped, however, that the possibilities
in the matter will be thoroughly exem-
nlifiad
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THE MALAY's soLAOE.
How He Rounds Or His Dinner
With Chewing the Betel-Nut.

How he Rounds Off His Dinner
With Chewing the Betel-Nut.
London Tablet
The betel-nut, Of which the Malays
are said to be SO very fond, is white
nut which looks almost like ivory.
Every Malay family has box, divided
into little compartments. and with a
drawer at the bottom containing pair
of shears. In one of the COM
partments of the box is some
betel-nut cut fine with the shears;
in the next some slaked lime made
FROM coral shells, and in the last some
very fine tobacco. At midday. which is
the dinner hour, the family assemblies
and squats in a circle On mats, which
do duty for chairs. In the center is
bowl of rice and another OF curry.
Each one takes handful of rice in
turn. dips it in the curry and conveys
it to his mouth without splitting a crumb.
To do this gracefully is the height Of
Malay table etiquette.
After all have finish ed the betel-box
makes its appearance and is handed
round. Each person takes one of the
sirih leaves, which are five inches long
and arrow-shaped, and lays it out fiat
on the palm of the left hand. Then he
takes little betel-nut, puts some of the
lime upon it, adds a small quantity of
tobacco, and rolls the whole up to-
gether. Then he places it in his mouth,
holding It by his front teeth, never
chewing it by his side teeth, as Amer
leans do tobacco. Then you may want
to hire him, or to transact some business
with him ever so badly, but he won't
stir. He will simply say: II have no
time for it, master. am chewing the
Sirih,"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-21
THE PANAMA F'IAsCO.

JOHN G. KLEIN, who gained some
reputation as Samoan correspondent,
was recently commissioned by the New
York World to proceed to the isthmus
Of Panama and investigate in a general
way the circumstances attending the
construction of the canal and the re-
suits which have been obtained. Ac-
cording to his report there is deplor-
able condition of affairs existing in the
isthmus as the result of the collapse of
the gigantic enterprise. and from
Aspinwall to Panama there is general
appearance of desOlation, which tells
for itself the story of depression and
financial disaster which have followed
from the cessation Of the work on the
canal. His investigation of the man
agement of the enterprise reveals
condition Of knavery that has not been
surpassed since the famous South Sea
bubble, when, two hundred years ago,
GEORGE LAW, the Scotehman, swindled
the people of France out Of about 5000, :
O00,GG0 through issuing scrip for worth
less Mississippi swamp land in exchange
for gold. Briefly summarized, Mr..
KLEIN's showing of the results that
have been obtained in the construction
of the Panama canal is as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-21
A hUMORIsT AT LARGE.

The weather was somewhat more
spring-like yesterday. The winds that
caressed the cheeks of the pretty girls
who climbed the GLOBES tall tower
were almost cliinooks in the warmth of
their embrace. The dear little dickey
birds caroled away on the tree tops in
the court house yard, and the plumage
of the chippies was all gay with
spring. But there was nothing
half SO spring-like as the smile
and attire Of sprightly young
man who was hoisted to the editorial
floor about 2 p. m. He wore saucy
collar, smile-at-me hat and coat of
summer silk, garnished at the lapel
with sprig of lilac. The cut editor,
who answers all questions, and makes
speciality Of answering telephone calls
of WHATS the score?" received the
harbingcr of spring, who inquired for
youth who edits the building permits
and mortuary statistics.
'.I'm not professional jourHalist,y
know" began the Incarnation OF Spring
in q dashing, breezy strain, ''but [ oc-
cupy my leisure hours writing humorous
articles and paragraphs, and want to
furnish the GLOBE with some. just
glance over these clippings"
He produced wallet and carefully
distracted a Minneapolis weekly publ
cation, devoted.to art and psychology.
In one column, marked in blue pencil,
were several jokes, Of which the follow
ing is sample:
Time. fifty years hence. A man stands at
the corner of Fourth aud Washington streets
and asks: 'What building is that I see
through the trees?'' "Oh, that's Station d,
Minneapolis postofice.
The death editor read this aloud and
applauded.
..Oh, that's only one of my mild
jokes" said the Incarnation. airily. 81
have adopted the Bob Burdette style,