davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
10

ira mig SeS s, at Gbomas CT Bcnbcs Ipuioe SUrs
m~puber2"
Der gift no8Ie Gage, men set lptteSes life 2pSif
sarslOn at faa 0crOeis Srep al 9onternc. Bar han
lite Bigens gnofaosr? SnUSe ban lite beunbret bcubss
lleISne eunsr? SiIoe BUN life siore BAN 9gre. ON han
t9 Jig al benoes Sporagelie? aei, bpoS piIbe Rr.tn
li9e5 % bans eset gurn2 giei, M tun6e Ser olbccs
lite pGre Gale on at ta8e en- 9lcieSatter.
Saa trat Oct ZIG lao, at en- inouitlet RetsIao nber.
ligere tor08eoe GolocrenS gcfgmriuoe. Gil gJbeIens
Yrtuils9'er bsrte nemljg aetten til tolofrit at uSiore ifue
eanoOrn8SprOOutter og inOiOre nisis gurer til eoet ge.
bon. Senre sfet gan 2~nleoniua til oropt lluScriIob
9elltn9lorS Sor9ere yLagsoe til @eneralouperrere oper
at e9nens Aoel0mRno un0sr line gaune inS. o. uSfart,
anores Sarer til itor StaSe iaauel for gpsuS ,SonSel
lonl Tor Srouens SoIb. generolguuernor,n grep Eebr
SraDe pr life ben ManO, iom oiSe oiOrs 9pSoreb
aOelenS &ettt9beoer, men ban 5OI6t itrenot poa rroer
San0et' Dan to9 imOo GIageu, los nnitiae lluberio.
Ssle % Otla'eNs Says N~uIG8Seie peO gubo SOfret, ba
aOeSmgnO 10 life tun0e Osmme8 al nOocn Iop,rs
9omfol, "'S'" '"O'''
: oenne ube9a9cIi9e Sag i~nbuiuebes 9uSit eorslou
loW acknowledgements, pg ban maatte mn le Of Mfr ,irs
99n0sr rene, Iaa So0t bet LOS fig sipre. Gn lloe otter
al pan papoe iaaet 0orSeis greu, uar ban ucSt III >,
rslle til Sabo ouer SauS for life at bIpe onboySt a.
WobpinS paa Scen. ~ "
Sa ban Tom ~9lGrbcom al Saris, TOM han iii ot
tGnse paa fin GuSSotter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
lis

Dag pioiie belle Spen, at BEN fattiss Ssttp, iom pGuebc
benlmesiort 2Grrso for fer Ore NInen, M funoe tIGce
fig bet fnsite Sammerbus. Srpauppet Ton, liseiaa
burtis, tire Tiger efter. 9etrus 9utb piute ct Iatinit 6rps
ostuao no at ale nj Muier, os Sara faIbte fin Otanp
Gbrabam 0erre. gilt sf IptteIis % uel; fattis bleu
rig, os rig bleu risere. 9arrecsuGusrifen III en- tuars
porn, men goo gntemanb, @nfemauScn fit en- busiis
Rome.
60 gar eiter, / gespnoelien al Souimersn 164o,
bsrteS paa GburboIm en- npiobt Caters ipGbs 9tsit.
9ppit garsion sIGoebe fig oper g~rpinscn os tGntte pO
fig iep 5piItet Sch, at ies lite tOs G~atertOicn 9uiet!
6an ifuIpe imiolcrtiS mart bIipe minoet ON bette
Barn, Der par Iiseiaa roSIsit iOm SnefIOtfeu, mebenS
cen iuGper imeIem SiumeI os Serb. San FOB paa lin
GoIbbrO os mpnitrcOs inos % ~nOsnaenSe 6urtoier, Na en-
Sitter fra Snappsrtuua rate BAN ct Sreu. Oct uar
ifrepst paa ct srout, frslet Stptfe Pupir, icm lu9teoc
itGrft al SnsefGr o9 Loo iormooe, at bet bapSe tient til
SrGmmcrbus for bette pnSsbs arpbSeri, Der unuenotcS
iom uieilbar @eSieiu imoS mango SIass SpaabeOer.
~llSitrifteu IsS:
"9il psIastsOs eppiteu SslinsAanS."
Striiten nor irIis, % Sreuets forte SnSboIb Iso,
iOu fsIser:
'@u fuloe epSitsu tass @isen: its fan lite Nurs bsnSs.
Dorbei."
Gage Ttsen2 Oct par 10 rart! SoIberen itaf ars
| serIis Srspet Common 90 beiiatteee lite at gisre flo us
bsre u~ieilisbeo ben anisSnius, San bnpoe engana pil.
let bape Sarue', % Soroei bapee iouret: Gage benSe
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
99s life bette!

&C life aater al ficce Sfops
men bpis &C eli ficbc Den
siass, ea pcnt life GU cmefte Sae,
Tor &c Icnoer citsr Starter 90 -
ifrnoie SeHriuclie oucr oct eeone
Sfpps SarmtnsS sano In'esIfa,
moo ;pCre H'baro.mooo" SrGr,
ria Sorobmmo, insen Sten, insen
bratte gaffer; oct iisscr inSc niei'
letn tore 5fansinaptite Settiemens
ter. SEQ bar 10000 aeres fi'
ialss, os jes taser Sctaiinsen no
af oct Spmmer, Der Du98es paa
Saneet.
Tu CT oct paa 5ioen at fjobe, %
MAT itrar fan be9unoe al pngpe
pa ,Glac Scu.mcfet % iamttst9
ocrmeo faa lit yano rpsoet Tor SpE
oprfuin9 til Gaarcu. vi bar na
oMtrenf q Somtner Suc, %, om
SC tunoc fe &c SnnoreSer az S!Gs
Der, icm foumicr ino bper cGa,
l9s1coc raco |.baro wocS" SoWs
meritoefc, |Stapcs3oifs" Napnes
pcn oip. see s,iG!p al Guiifct Bars
mcruc nctaler ut 9amS, cIicr fear
fontant 8etatins for itne Sr9pa'
rer, na nilSc &c life bctGiltc Icttt
lGnec, FOR sc eaten tom Der eicr
ifrcp eitcr SptGSningcr. &anTe
&c atorig icmcrc pit opndd Gu iaas
ban 2iuicontnS til at SfaTc Ten
SanS paa iaa iettc Settnaciitr
sucr paa ca Saa 900 Siaos,
bucr bpert SrT, Scr porcr pda
&anoct, CT iaa 9oot ion foatantc
Iscuee iScrcS SOmntc. Strip fSrGr.
Iorcsfc L.. Eo5h9-at,
23.1G.4 Sborp, Glarf 60, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Uor "Dtcorabs Botsn.'
Suor @oocrcn bar.

Set bar paa ct 9Og poa Tenniplz
paniaz Saaett, % Ep9et gif uurooper ira
&aibinston. ellie &aSiagcrer mcS limb
tn9elie al to bar ialbne / Spun i Sppez
pO9ncn. l~lnota9elicru uar en- ing
Wano og ct libct Barn. Gen iptlts
nGonte al oisie to bar uiai9 til at iDlge
9tajoritetens Grenpcl, mel ben iiolt
nGpnte siorce bvilpote Subiiselier.
Bcrnets Sfri9 pRffeoe p9iaa De andre
Tasia9erer, % ct betDbeli9 mere no
tr~Dfsiulot eno l~masiulpt Sprps blep
bru9t AT fle.e al bisie. Gen ulse
Weanb itpb pp % besgnbte at bore
Barnet op % neo / Susaen os furlpste
at ida Bet til at tie. Men Barnet be
ianSt zig ilbe, % Oct bplot paa meb at
ifri9e. gnbelis itaf en- sammel Wanb,
ion iputes at BABE puret oite pua Seiz
iet, tit Supeo no beg @arOiuerue os
ia9oe / en- temmelis ifarp Stemme til
ben unse Mano: "Men, min Serre,
buprfOr tascr De life Barnet til Sets
Wober? Sun oil bore iiteno til al
iteqe BET meset beore Gro Se. Oct CT
fart, Barnet pil 9jtrne fomme til i'm
Mooer." "Sa, naturli9ui5", lsb Oct
&or fra ct balpt 9ulin andre opbraQte
8asiaaerer. Gen uuae MGno peObler
at saa op % ucb Ell Climb, berpan
iaobe ban mc5 en- Stcnme, lom bar
meb Mgie tpuns til al bore rpli9
"Sarnets Mpoer er / Sa9ga9eSO s
men,. Ger bleu piebliifeli9 tilt, %
Gtilbeben parebe en- StunS. 0tea itral
Itaf Den aamle Manb fit Sppeb III
iaicn. "2ao mig BABE 8arnet e.
Shnb," iasbe ban, ~"fanife ieg fan iat
oct title"
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
lie

%Sa."
gil bpem2"
AOet psO ri life"
Den 6remmeSe ioa ~fOritsnbs paa Sasar.
ARan on lGie2~
"9a."
'5Gr Su Ieft ON Gobias's 9e6fase?"
ASu. On @neeI.~
Seq itaI blipe for Grenscn, buuO GnssIsn par for
9obies.~
Aa pur BET 5osar, Der faa ~forItenbe os ~foruntret
Paq ben fr'nmsbs WunO. ajteuioIeu fiuueoe | bans
unOtrIlg Sgbs Gins. 6ou iuOsiOb Glib. Sasar ft
uaoo I'll al lperse, ON ban par isn6t ira Sticrnsrne.
"Wsdal'e," iparsSs ben 6rcrnuebs. seq IaI IeSs
iass 2renssn. Som, Sussn!"
Ds bar forte ben buIUt mOSfrabsnbe unoe Slpats
ming opsr saneGanssbrOeR onlbOrb yaa Stibet.
0a tunSs 9asur life Blu. LANCER. gebrcuet aup
BUN lS after pOO 9iemUeien. SGpets gsIser, iOm
5dpOe reUst ben enc SriUenOs GIis msS fla, ralteSs BEN
anesa tlbnss paa Strauoen. GfulSe be n~oaenfnSs me,
sss isitn 9ibsrnes Strsm?
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
100

seq pl is, BuoO ies fan 9iOre for 5cnSc, " tGntt
gon Oeo i9 lelU. SUN igloer i~iorten 9lar, bun fan ias
&ienrltc lom garnepjge, men life hos MA I"
quiet Ioa pOa fin gIaos. Oct Iaa mere ~Torialoca
no emo tioii8err, GiOernc par bleuen Oa~arliaere. @pr
meme par noe pou Nr6eiOe. 0orSei ivunbt. G5uma
in"reOe poa Sa9erouneu, iom trueSe mco at rOmI
iammct.
"@uOS 6rc0!"
Dob Dag SpOiten Oct uar pcnt al Gem 10,
le9 plolte not, 3e uiIOs tommc. Sio ncb!"
% 9OrOei piiteOe Murten5orufet ira genten. me
oenS S4omos uOen at aibryoc fit qrbciSe %ltiltienoe tt
9HeA al ut 5OpeO, iOm bcgyuote at graunc.
"9'no, bOorSau ituar Oct til? 9aarlioe sioer, Cor
get % Setqmrtn8er, bvorben man pcn6cr ia! ooga'
9lor Ser Srgoeri, 8orOei?"
~Sm bun 9iOr?" So, oct tan NOT uqrc! Qet pilSc
le9 lite bare troct, Sy0itcn, ~ocngaus Sc par COB imot
SafNef' Alen man itdI lite biIOs Jig mo, at man CT
uo9ere emo Sorberre. San peO, buor oct IoriGugciis'
9eFts ileoer; oct ii8tcr ban paa, og Ban rammcr fiTrrt
enc Stptten mso jim Pl. Born, MAJ, bar baut 6ryr
% @lgoe al Tan bIipe til Sors. Bar bun mig life
mere cue YerIrr p8 Sub, Iangt mere enc mine esnt
Spthf Gno relli9nr Dem, sc arter Tia iaa oo6t, Dc
tan' Sar posar life ben Ritti3iie til aft arbeioe for,
laa Hog % f!iut III aItins ? GReR bet uor ~bcn9ang, sp'
0len. ora Den &aa at ba baa tom fra Ssliiugelano,
par BUN. Dub trOIte os, icm ON bun par bleuen for
5gttet flortyrttesl
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Gporleocs Sarnterne
bcifattes.

Man berer pite 5nrmerns fla6e pper,
at be bar ioa hpie Chatter at hGtale,
llnpertipen CT De altiOr bpie, % De betDa
oeli9 renuceres pep at iprpge Ngecca.
Yrppuftipitet. Gu 5armer, I. ST, Del
laar baarlig SGo, apler oaarlige area
turer ug brugcr 9nmmelongie % niiio.
fonnne &ebitaber, ban niaa ~iiltcri betaIi
iprbolD8pis bGie Chatter. Sitc at nGunl
boilte 6rcmifriot ban funoe 0iDre, bpia
ban tlp6te ben bcbite SGb og DC bcbil
areaturer, fuuoe ban tiDbe "9teri1a
Sinoer" eler "Wtoiper" % lpare &engC
mber SnoDoltlingeu at fit Sem oQ
0rRs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
aOr -0ttOrab'pSfttn..
YGrcr sia 40 iom CT some.


Tom Ifplbtes ct Sanr, Der bar bibra9t
al ct upbrast 0pr, er npli9 fcmmet iii
ipne Der, nGr pco SOiepb Mtibblctons
&lantase, Tom li99cr outtrent 3aRtl ira
benne gp, {triper en- aprrelppnoent til
ct philadelphia s8lno fra 8ra5oria |
Scras. Gu Rcserfonc, ION arbeloeoe
for Sorreiporbcnten, pilbe ln99e Here
gG9 unoer en- Spne, iom laa og rligebc,
% for at ubfsre fit 6oriGt loIteSc bun
0puen up fra &ebet. Sonen bleo cp
bra9t % CAB Sunen i i'm &reoe ct Snt
i S%aaEoen, iaa of Rebbct gil 9jcnnem
6noeu, % 3raabcr al 8luo flgb no.
ga Soarct ltrar grUebe til, blco Der
life tGnft roeet mere oper Sa9en, %
Sonen pmtalte SGuoelien blot rent ttls
iGloi0 til en- 9el oaore Neaertuitoer
paa StcSet.
Snitrent 10 Gage, efterat Splleit
baooc battct Suncr, bcgpactc aonen at
iopiie eli b~rigtoerIi9 Opioricl, pg fra
at uGre en- goomooi9 % ioietommcube
8utloe er BIN III bleuen laa ~tiUagtig
% trGtteti9r, at ale CT bnn9c Iur at
uErme Jig benoe. pun pil life oibe al
np9et Selifab mcb andre, % bum panOrer
pmfring paa 2auoct bcle 8useu fra Den
tiolise Mprsen % tummer biem alerc
til Maaltloerne. Spis np9ct 5orip9
6liber siort paa at bOloe benbe itbe
eler til at l9sse Saanb paa beabe,
bliper bum rent raienbe % sjcr rent
pnbifabsiulbe Insreb paa bpemiombelit,
iom er tilItebe. s flere Gage bar bun
III life taft ct Orb, men bun bolber ltas
big paa meb en- ia9te tluttenoe 2po, iom
er sanIte Zig en- Ssnes, % / 9imepis
iioSer bun % ffraber SUrben meo fine
SGnoer % Spbber. Naar bun ipiier,
piier fig benbcs 9isbeo uleo en- 5usl paa
ben meit mGrfefige % rpiteHpe Waabe,
ibet bun taser 6soe HI fig pao at batfe
Ii ben meb ale be SeuGseller at Sps
ueoet, en- Ssne sisr, naar ben inbtaser
Ssoe. aae, Tom fierbte benbe, for bun
bleu gal, flyer, OF benbes belle lotrpf
bar mbersaaet en- fulolt9nois Sprans
bring. 8eite er sanife piit ianbt; TIL
beroes anli9tstr9f bar Ill ct lfjarpet,
iprist n~oieenoe, % beaSes zine bar ct
bsiit uuaturlig baarbt % FLU Slif, pea
famine GiS lom Be ifo'.er pmfr;n9 ionl
en- Su8ls. ON 9otten BIZ bun life iope
unoer gag, og man finder benbe peb
SolneOsans ! Mminbelisbeb ifjilenbe
ia unber ct IrG eler peo en- Suite, %
meb en- prebastis Sailing prpteiterrr
BUN MOB ctbpert 5Urlp9 paa at ioriprrc
benos. gun bliuer pieripnli9 iua9ere,
% Eager, ipm bar pGret Der, or al Den
Menine, at benoes 8po BLOT er ct 9ar
Tigers Sag / bet bpieite. Reserne an-
ier benoe iom en-, Der er i~Ortrplet, pa
man tau life faa Dem til at rGrme Zig
benoe, ia snbus benpes Wteab % Sprr
bar iorlabt benbe. 6plf fummer
Stoftepis fra belle 2nnbet rrnot Ior a
le benoe, meoenS bun, iom bet lpnes,
oloeles life mRrter ale oi3ie Sels9ere
men pebbiioer ro(i9 meo i'm Sailing oe
i'm Strat:n, iaol9u9e man laoer beno,
/ Sreo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
On gsrgSt | W,js;nupt.

81. s. 3. @aruer. 2Greoe Ntrrc: Nerptb
bcuieneS. at jeg lar brGgt nGIttn en- Tlaitc
al White inp Of Tar syrup, "a lea ion
trugt ~ neutrality-suspicious. a~nteiaie oct iii
bueIuiombelit iom Den beoIte Wtcoicil, lea
bar brnot ipr Spgcomme / Sunacrie "a
6alicn, % ON Den tpitebc S. pr SLATE, Itilpe
icg baue cen / Nuiet, buis jtg bnpDc 8aao
oertil. SIT Gtile, Aip. Glocr :. Stcpbta3.
% og 90 Genta u. Tlaitc.
3ilial9s / @eiierS 3rla Stpre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
SEQ bill beianoig bpiDc
Oct | Guset.

Or. @arncr. = 2GreOe 0trre: SEQ pil ij0c,
at White Wine of Tar syrup or ell al Dc
beoite Wteoicincr. leg rpgcuiilOe bar brrgt
fpr 5ortiulclic % Soite. Seq oil oerior an.
befalc bci paa oct bebite, % ic9 oil bcfaroig
baue ben / nit Sus iorl en- Snuilienteoiciil
9iep. 3. &attlGcrn Stanton, Soma. 25 %
so Gerts pr. SLATE.
Hris 25 % 50 Gents pr. SLATE. Glllalgs
hos s. S. @eiier, 9ecorab.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

Spert gtar brugcr jes en- fort lib re-
aelmRsfe Or. ausnit apni9's Sams
burger 8raabcr, ba jee bar ppoaget, at
Sc er bet beoite blocrenienbe Ntiooel,
man tan faa. Marip Sbubert, $50
9uea Sire, Hobcittr, q. q.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

81 Sci lbe,rp Ctr, Salt. more, Wtb,
- Seq leo oite of beitigc ~rbeumatiitc
Smerter / Suiterue ps furic9te mango
9iioier uOen noset &eiultat. Gnbeli9
blep ieg pco grusen al ct. SofObs
DIE f~alOItGnbis belbrebet. - gbos.
s. Smi:9, GOlttibetient.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

YeHiionsDisepm. Mlauocn: "Som
ulben fommer til at itige betyoeli8 i
8ris Ill.,"
Gen un9e 6rue: "Groer fOnite ub=
6rubt Sg86pm blanot Somntosioa-
rCue?"
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
XI.
ehaniiriu,i

Sae0rs Stierns pur saaet nsb opa 0burboIm.
ia gintsrsn fout, sftr0t egOit sGrsioa bapS. lenbt gh
gen bort ben 3enfist at betan,s fig euonn ct aar, ms
ben ban tca fig en- 6cierbuttsr, fpltt EuItsren fig after
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Nogts Sibelbiiorie
Wies giaeoer.

9euue Gibelb,tolie CT i~oripnct meo =
-pelre 8ileocr ipm iprflOrer Sertcu o. urts
fer 2GiInit hps &prn ne.
StI Ct trptt paa EomGrset Tdp;r o. iro.
burbcn / mutt presiet ShirtinASbin6 men
]Iot00,at Lttel. 4riieu er 10 Gents pprloirt
Grip til .. NguaoIcn,
? i,l6,tf. Secprab, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
st m~Grfeliat Eorhulo CT bet. at

Stpdbplm Intalet al 6pbiler aarlig az
tager / en- Iaa ~betDoelig @rab, at life
mango al GurOpas 9uoepitaber fan pp
piie Sioeltptfe BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

(garl 9unbulS, scr cricSt 1851 %
iSccIusiF s%duSiNat, fit / aarct 1880
,lnScritctietie at cet n@orife llHic'rlitef
ii Ct opbolo i Gnfraicn, Fpor nan
pirSs faScrs Soreness Sin. San reiite
bicmmcira gaurcu 1880 % Opp0Io' p9
i gufralicu / fire aar.)
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05


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The Delta independent., 1890-09-23
stock and Dairy Notes.

A most excellent dressing for wounds
and sores on animals Is made as fol-
lows: melt ozs. Of lard. add OF.
each Of Venice turpentine and common
turpcntine. and stir In ono heaped tea
spoonful OF verdigris (acetate OF cop
perl until tho mixture Is cold. A ready
made useful preparation for the same
purpose is carbolatcd vaseline that may
be procured OF any druggist.
There is enough nutrlmcnt in corn
cobs to make 1t profitable 10 grind tho
whole ears. Even the husk may be
ground with the cars. and, in fattening
cattle this kind Of food is very econom-
ical. Horses will cat much food with
avidity. and 1t must be fnasticated. It
is better digestcd than even chopped
grain 10. The use OF corn In this form
saves the labor OF huskrng,
As the twig 10 bent the tree 10 inclia.
ed. This old sdsgs spplios To many
things bss!aes trssa eaa y esneFssIy
The Delta independent., 1890-09-23
The Effect. Of Mental Exhaustion.

Many diseases. especially those Of thu
nervous sy.tom, ARC the products Of daily
renewed mental exhaustion. Business
avocations often involve an amount oi
mental wear and tear very prejudicial u
physical health, and tho professions, II ar
duously pursued, are no less destructive u
brain and nerve tissue. II IL one Of ths
most important attributes OF Hostetter'a
Stomach Bitters, that IL compcnsates fol
this undue loss Of tissue, and that II i'm
parts new energy TO the brain and nerves.
The rapidity with which It renews weak
ened mental energy and physical vitality
Is remarkable, and shows that Its invigor.
ating properties are of the highest order.
Besides Increasing vital stamina, and
counteracting the effects Of mental ex
haustion, this potential medicine cures and
prevents fever and ague, rheumatism
chronic dyspepsis and constipation, kid
ney and uterine weakness and other com
plainbs. PhystcIans also commend II ~ |
medicated stimulant and remedy.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-23
Poultry PIckings.

Keep guineas under shelter until
we'll feathered.
Change the feeding coops for the
young poultry every few days.
1t will often be an advantage to let
poultry that are kept confined run out
nm hour every evening.
When there is q heavy dew young
birds should be restrained from wan
dering in the grass. but they will not
be much inclined to do it II the mother
is confined SO she cannot lead them
of.
When piece OF grass Is devoted to
hens and chickens. the pen should be
moved every day. 1t IL healthier for
the hens and chickens, the ground does
not become tainted. and, by moving
them systematically and regularly. the
ground first used is fit to be re-occupied
when Its turn comes.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-23

applicable to stock farm snlmaIA
Young colts we'll trained the first year
Of their lives may be made dociie and
good natured. 80 that a whip will never
be required afterwards. Whenever Z
horse needs whipping tho trainer has
made mistakes in rearing the colt.
No farmer can afford to be without a
fodder cutter, and where ITO head .oi
stock are kept, a horse power grinding
mill would be a good investment
Once upon time. where 6 oxen and Il
horses were fed, the use OF Il cutter and
a mill saved one-third OF the hay and
grain the first winter. This was equal
to the feeding of 2 oxen and horses
for nothing. Such saving makes the
difference between profit and loss.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-23
Deeper Planting Of Potatoes.

II the coming season could only be
foreknown it would be much easier to
make exact rules for the best ways oil
conducting farm operations. tits gen
erally agreed that in times Of drought,
or on land subject to it, potatoes planted
four. five or even six inches deeD thrive
Ee,3er and suffer less than those planted
at shallower depths. Nine times out
Of ten the only evil that ever befel the
potatoes came from drought Even
the very early potatoes may often SUI
fer from too shallow planting. while
we never knew. except in one or two
cases. on heavy. undrained ground,
potatoes to be injured by too deep
planting. or course deep planting
alone is not sufficient to insure o crop,
but it is powerful aid to good cultiva-
tion. II the potato be set In tho ground
deeply the harrow may be used freely
to destroy the weeds before the top ap-
pears above the surface. Besides
with deep planting there is not the
need OF piling earth around the hills,
or as 1t is usually called chilling up
to keep the potatoes from "burning." !"
The tubers will not always set as deep
ly as the seed is planted, but they will
not grow out Of the ground and turn
green in the sun, as they usually do
when planted shallow and hilled up.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-23
ABOUT OLD OCEAN.
Tho Sea Covers the Grsatsr Portion Of the
Earth.

The sea occupies three-fourths OF
tho surface OF the earth. At the
depth Of 8, 800 feet waves are not felt
The temperature is the same, varying
only trifle from the ice OF the pole tO
The burning sun Of the equator. A
mile down the water has pressure OF
over ton to the square inch. II box
six feet deep were filled with sea water
and allowed to evaporate under the
sun there would be Two inches OF salt
left on the bottom. Taking the aver
age depth Of the Ocean to be three
miles, there would be layer OF pure
salt $50 feet on the bed OF the Atlantic.
The water is colder at the bottom
than AT the surface. In the many bays
on the coast Of Norway the water often
freezes at the bottom before II does
above. Waves are very deceptive.
To look at them In storm one would
think the water travelled. The water
stays in tho same place. but the mo-
tion goes on. Sometimes IN storms
these waves are forty feet high, and
travel fifty miles an hour than
twice as fast as the swiftest steamship.
The distance from valley to valley
is generally fifteen times the height,
hence wave five feet high will ex-
tend over soventy-flve feet Of water.
The force Of the sea dashing on Bell
Rock 10 said TO be seventeen tons for
each squnre yard. Evaporation is q
wonderful power in drkwing water
from the sea. Every yesr layer Of
the entire sea fourteen feet thick. IL
taken up into tho clouds Tne winds
bear their burdens into the land. and
the water comes down In rain upon
tho aslds, 70 AQw hAek At last through
rivers
The Delta independent., 1890-09-23
"Have You Ever rrled Them9"

II not, It will pay you we'll to ask
your dealer for . pair Of Kirkendall.
Jones q Co.'S own make shoes or
boots and take no other. a. they are
all made of the best selected stock and
by skilled workmen.
We guarantee every pair as repre-
sented by US and you will surely find
that they are the best goods for the
money on the market.
Our "Prize Medal School Shoes"
are giving universal satisfaction in
every respect and you should at least
examine them;then when purchasing,
remember price paid, also the service
and comfort your children receive and
you will always buy boots and shoes
manufactured by Kirkendall, Jones &
Co.
We make all styles and on any laat,
thereby enabling the dealer to flt the
foot perfectly. In case your dealer
does not keep our line, let US know
and we will tell you where to get
them. Remember, the name to ask
for is Krkendall, Jones & Co., manu-
facturers, Omaha, Neb.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-23
HOW often Shall + Feed.


One important item in feeding all
kinds of stock is regularity, and stock
will make better growth II care is
taken to feed at regular hours with
less feed than il no care Is taken in
this respect This brings up the
question OF how often it will pay the
best to feed either growing or fatten-
ing stock.
Fattening poultry ought to be fed at
least five times day. giving the first
feed very early in the morning and
the last one just before they 60 to
roost at night, and the other three
times at intervals during the day. II
hogs are we'll fed generally on the
farm twice day will be sufficient
On the average farm there are so
many contingencies that may arise to
prevent regular feeding at stated hours
that care must be taken to feed at
regular hours and to give them all
that they will eat up clean at each
meal. The dinner feed is good meal
If it can be supplied regularly. but if
not the better plan will be to
only feed twice day Ny plan Of
feeding hogs, says Wisconsin corre-
spondent, is to give swill feed, slop.
first, made either with bran or ship
stuff. or both, and allowed to stand
twelve hours. give all OF this kind
of slop they will drink first and then
feed the grain. My experience is that
in a majority of cases it will pay to
purchase mill feed in this way. The
less grain required to fatten will make
it profitable. Inever like to feed slops
after feeding grain, there is q much
larger per cent Of the food that will
remain undigested and pass through
the animal without benefit.
The same holds good with cattle as
with hogs. Feeding three times day
will be found the best. provided II can
be done regularly, but il this is not
readily possible it will be better to feed
twice. taking care to see that they are
given all that they can eat With cat
tlo. however, have always found IL an
advantage in fattening to give corn
fodder with hay to eat during the day.
Give them all tie grain necessary
morning and evening, with supply OF
ronghness in addition. Make 1t a
point, however. to feed at regular
hours and not oblige the stock to wait
for their meals. If tine work on the
farm is such that three meals can be
given regularly it will be better to feed
the tree times, dividing this equally.
as u better gain on the same amount OF
feed can be secured than when only
two meals are supplied.