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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
Ridaro 2~11ansfel0.
Der frebiame KiinitIer erbdlt eirten 1uf
rad Deutf9Lano.

Ser unermitOli6 itre6lame unb titd,tige
G1arafter90 aritcuer 9tidDarD WianSfieIo,
lpeltocr in Disier Drittcn gGo0e leiue5 err
f0Igrtt6en 0altipiels i'm GolumbiasI beatcr
BON bsute NbenD al i'll lelner berllbn!te1
9oppeirolIe Or. SefOa u1O O2r. 0Doc in
benz g~lei0nant9en GbdrafterbilD a%uttritt,
tbermittelte BET Thanksgiving" geltern
Durd leiten Gertreter, $)errn Stng~OQu,
na6itebenoe Wilttbetlltng:
rGtid)arb Wtunsfiel0 erbielt BON eiitetlI Der
beitbefanntcn 8erliller T6eQterz Qtrettoren
eilen GrleI nit Der Ginlooung, Die Deutl6e
Sauptitaot md0renb DER lldditcn Saiion gu
beiuden un0 einige ieiner b~erit6nteiten
@barafterrollen bort gu ipielen. 0te. 9e1
tteuten 8eoinaungen ftlb b0dit QnlcDnlz
bare, uao 6err W2anSfielo flliipfte tpeiterc
observation-disclosures Oil. 0aS 9lEerbtetel1 9eht
baronfbin binou5, DAB SEER WaaSfielo
elllige Der beiteri @Darafterroien aus Ora-
amen bon S6atelpenre, S9iler IND @j0etbe
III englIIGer Spra6e lptelen loQ unb babel
non Der Dor3ilBlie0eH 1teDeuoen .0elell9aft
DleleS tonaNgebelbeu oeutiheu 3beaterS in
Berlin unterItibt pirb." t6err WtdRsfielb
bat it6 burd- ieite flnf5ebnjdbri8e erfolgz
rei0e ameritaniide 8abnentbQtigfeit in
alien gr0Beren StGoten Oieles 0all6e5 urO
ai6 ldon III G%nglaN0, Ourh ieine ei9enz
artige lulb iutereiiGnte 0arlteQung 0idaros
bcS 9ritten, einen beriiDmteu 91arieu gez
fhaffen. Ser Huf SIT einem @jaltipiel nab
8erlin lit fiir ben &iinitler Elm iebr
lhntet6elbaFter uno atf ieoeu SAT- fam ct
Der giiniti9iten uno liebenSpiroigiten Nufs
11abnte ieiner b~ortigen beutidDsn Gpue9eu
unb Der ~bortiaen 9rciie Deriid1ert ieiu, zines
Bortbeils, belien lt0 Deutide0ii5nen9rDben
tn Gbicagp, rnmentIi1 bon Der hieitgen
eaglii6en Nreiie, Mot e~rireuen fDnreu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
1t0tl1lllelI.

Sic alien Geeramber pfon5ten ibr 9tbaei1et,
Dem GobtaniGdoel nit s~efreu5ten &uo6er, beraasfor.
berub auT Der SpiBe bes Naaites auf. Ser moberne
%irat, li9t auT bober Gee, ~ioabern ouf benz Dpben
9lniebn Der Stanbaro Setluittel, oerbirgt it9 unter
periGieoenen 8erfIeiour9en. Sein ~perftecfteS Miit-
fe1=Sei4dft bat nicttols uno III feiner g9eiIe 9oItet=
ter's Ma9easSttter5 a@ffieirt obtuoD[ bieies Stouhoro
Gtdrfun9S= unb 8eiierungsmittel felt tangent boa
belieu0tenbe Siel geipeieu, ouf tpei1c3 CT ieine 9IeiIe
eeridtet. 25iGise lofole9itter5. aug erGtBeuben. ntGt-
rectifcirter Giiinulauiien nebft etiuas ggtraft rpu
etuer itdrfenbeu ginbe ~belte9enh, lneroert nod 5Hipei=
ZEN atS tbeutiidh pber Gbniidb nit @nterifu'5 beliebte-
Iter 95Qluiiieu=1 teoi5in, pber Die g1eideu 9elIfr1Tte ME
bic iebtere entDelteub ongeprleien. 9iele @r3nelIup=
pen il5et inoeiieu uidtS, benn Der 9rDBe EranfDetts=
ge3lpinger lln0 ba3 b%efalnte DrGDentip=Dttt lebt
feline crfot9reiDe @arriere fprt nuo n~nterirdt Wtola=
rio. &p3pepiia. gtcrnoiitdt Ntereu=WeiAiperbcu. @er=
ftDpIuu9, r9eumatuGe Seibet lltc9t uGeiu aII Die EN-,
1onberI aud alf anoeret Gontinenten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
GtYs9 S35sS5criGDt.
SunbeszG @ulb l9eine i@loIIen
M 0rftber9Gsk.
G~htcaoo, Is. Oedr,.

Sn Der eriten @phenbGlfte perfe9rte @ei=
5en in nej6enOer 0tiDtlng unb lab iiir Wloi
Iipieber 774 Gent. am 0onnerltag 9elon9 es
ober ben guuen, Dem arfan9li0 i6pa6en
Wtactt nit ether Slitb built ger Nohri6ten
cine enti6iebene MenOnn9 SIT 9ebea unb Die
SGreh 10 eil,sui6iibter1l, Dap tie 6alS Iber
&opf III 0edunsen idritten unb @tai 9e9st
Gn5e oeS @eidGits anf 79g bradten. Sud
Die beibeu lepten Gage D!ieben Die GuIen I'M
geiib Der 6errl6aTt. Wtairpei8et errei9te
an @amita9 SOa uno i9lieBt SO, II Gent
iiber leeten Gamltdq.
MaiS bebauptete in Der ean5en @ode taft
benielben G6luBprei5, 294 ODER 29E tin, Mai.
Ser Sleil0nrortt ai0lns III pr s%lpeiten
gSo6enbdlfte cine itei9enoe Jti@tung Elm,
G6Dene purben beiier be}oDlt. Namentli0
Sort mabte eilen er9ebii9en Yreisgepimn
lil1b crrciDte an Gamitas 'S10.50 tir Wtoi;
Meolilqtionet Dril6tell es baun $40. 40; e5
10lieBt $l0.52@, ~ Sent boher, ais porigen
Gamitag. Jtlppen 9e9en nit ei1em Gelplln
pon 10 Sent fir aial, 93malj fiir oenleLben
Ternilt aber nrperdlOert oi:s DEM @odei=
perfe1r bcrpor. MdrSlDnais bleibt 5 Sent,
Marsrippen Is Gent lber poriaen Somitaa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
Gifeubdhn=1TnfGUe.

Gin ltnfall, Der auf Die 0a6laiiiefett
Dgr @ilenbabnen a~urilG5ufiibrel lit, eretg>
lete ith Sreitag 2lbenO an bent llebergo1l9
Der Union Sraulit Company, III Der gtGhe
Der 40ftel StraBe. saul 6offen, &utlfer
oes W}6belgeiddftS pDn q. $. 0tepeQ & So,
errei6te. pie CT er3dblt. be5 @eleiie Der
linton Sraniit Company gegen Z llbr. 9a,
iDiDeit CT le6en fDnnte, Der @eg flar ipar,
1ubr er auf ba5 @eleile. G5 mar fem
8a6nipGrter it@tbar, aud G0rte CT fein
Sisnal. QllS er gluflt6 Den erlten Sdiez
nenitrang Inter li6 bate, fam Elm Sra6tz
5ug itber Die Steignng beran, tDotete ems
ieiner 8feroe, 3ertriimmerte Den Wagen unD
l1leuoerte i'm ieIbit su 8oben. Soften
erlitt ihnere innere ge~rlsbungen. Der
bonn ltnfau betroffene &utlher glau0t nit
Geftimmtbett bebaupten 3l fDnnen, baB fein
MarAun9sfisnal geaeben murbe. NlS eS
i0on su ipdt mar, i6rte ibm ein Wtann,
Der aus eii1em WGrterbdusden fam. gu,
DaB ell Bug berGllnQle.
6. 8ubnboff ipurOe Vrettaq Worgen in
8ren1en bon einem 53uge Der 9tod SsIanDz
Ga6n getDotet.
Sin u;befannter Maun tplrbe Treito9 in
Der 9fdbe Don Jto9er5 45arf BON einem 3uge
Der GDanftonzgabn iiberfabren unb attf Der
Stclle 8eto6tat. Der MQnn mar ettDa 80
Sabre alt, mas 5,GuB7 !3ou, bette braunes
Spar uio r0tbli6en G6nurr6art ul1o lcire
&teibung mar Die, zines NrbeiterS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
Nuffldrunaen merben bon 3cit SIT 3eit So
-9eben Derbeu.
Observation-Disclosures B~rieffoiten

GdHoWlIlpt0ldIltiQQer ofteTfdre1t.
'Scyrn @eorg 8ert6oIo, Sc. 0af.
ulO @nbcre. 9tuf @riuden mill Die Ors
rlaro 8cet Sugar So, in Orano SJ3lanb,
g}eb., aud iIber Den un!frei5 bon 100 Mteiz
len Dtnaus Solncn 0blaiien fir Gcrjuhe
uno ipatcr ben 3uderQebait Teititcllen tie
miro III ben SelbittpltenpreiS beredpneli,
Der iiG ungef&br auf Is Gt8, baS AIuno
b%etaufen miro. Wan sDgere nicbt nit Der
8eiteuun0.
5errn S. q. So a., So. 81. 81. 6ie5e
Irtifel: vanleitungen gum 9nbau DON
3uGerriiben."
6errn S. Daterman,O u gpis,
Neb., Iugnit Nrlttt, OterriIlz
tomn, Ser. uno @noere. Sn einiaen
8reisliiten finbe ih ben 8reiS far GofIir=
Torn nit 30 bis IS Gt5. oa5 8funo ongez
aeben IS. q. Sat5er, Ga Grolie, Nis. 10
Bfnro gu $1.75, 100 Yfuuo III $12,) nab
reno S. 8arteloes G. 60, 2nmrence, 3os.,
ihn angeben nit 5 Gt5. oa5 YfltRo. lt,lo
$3.50 Der 8uihel obcr 80 8fuib. 9ieier
%ungebeuere YreiSunterlhieo beltilurntc mid
bel lebterer Sirna arSufragen OBJ oaS feit
Srrtbum Jet, lie anttportets mir abcr, baB
fe bet ar6Bcren Bartieu nod btQigere
Bretle itellen Diroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
STOOD CDtcQQo.
Uah oret Jahren.
Derhaftuns eittes aus mirnefota entfIohes
men m0roer5 in Chicago.

9fa9 faft 6rei Sa0ren lit Oienifag Elm
Wlaun bier ncrbaftet iDorben, Der in W(iu>
nelota eillen Wtorb begilg.
Ser Nai1e bes @efangenen, Scr lit Der
4oliseilfattot an Der 33. uno 6oliteb>Gtr
untergebra6t ipuroe, lit SolepD gbipttz
fopstt, Elm Eole BON ettDa 20 Sabrcn, Der
ith leit 5 Sabren i'm 2anoe aufbalt. Ser
g~efangene ernlo :bete am %. SUM 1887 auf
elmer in Der 9tdbe BON Steuens, Weinnelota,
gelegenen Tarm letnen Snfel GeDrge Conn
test. Geibe Datten lGngere 3eit in Gtreit
gelebt, Der zines Sages babin ausartete, cdB
Contest ieinen gleffen ih[ug. Geit benz
Qugenbltf faBte Glmilfotpsfi DEN Gntl0luB.
Den BerhaBten sit erlnoroen. St perierfte
0ie 2etd)e i'm S!uB unO bano Ben gtadbarn
iiber Die Dirt uno Betle, mic Der Snfel iets
ncu Sob fanD, ein gIaI6tnirbigeS Ufdrden
ouf. gin Dem Sage ber SaeGoigung in0eB
brad CT am @ra6e bes GrntorDeten 5ulamz
men limb geitano iein Yerbre6er elm. Gr
tDurbe Derbaftet uno na6 benz geFGngniB
in Steoei1S gebra1t.
Die Qufleber paren geeen Sen Burden,
Der e6er ben @inbruG zines @etite5franfen,
alS oen zines WlorDerS madte, la6itGtig
uro Iieber ibm piele Treibeiter. Oieie
ma6te it'd Gbmilfotpsfi eirles Cages su
ytuBe, brad aus benz GefangniB aus unD
i6mamm Ourd ben Tlub auf Die anDere
Settle be5 2dnbeS. gadoem er balb bier.
balb sort, meiiens auf Sarmen. aIs &neht
eearbeitet bate. nGnberte er por bret Weoz
nater na6 Gbica9o. 6ier fanO ct in ether
&leiiterTabrif an Der 81. StraBe 8elGGftiz
9un9. !3ufdllig traf i'm Elm Bole, gtametlS
StaniSlauS G%blopanSfi, Der ibu uno ieiu
8erbre6en fannie. Oieler Derrtetb i'm al
Die Ypliset. 0ienitag Abeno !uurbe er, al8
er aus einem 8eetiaal an BET 30. uno
2aureIz StraBe fam, perbaftet. @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
QnIeituneen gum Anbau Don
2uferriibeu.

@ls 9lntfport auf Dtsle NnfraQen rtoge
f~olgenbe Mnleitung Slm 9lnbau Der 3ufer@
riiben oieuen, tpelde Die SrnGro Sect Sus
oar 60. in @rano SSSlano. Neb., ertDeilt.
l. @s lit Don GROCER Ni6tiotett ben
Gruno uur banl1 81 cultiDiren ulo D0r5uz
bereiteI1, lpenn er DoItomnlen troden lit.
2. Gfli9e i'm Triibiabr iehS bis aht
Boil tief; tgge ben @runD bis feline grpBen
GrDflumpell mebr %por6anben iiro, be9anole
iiberbaupt 0aS 2arb ipte betnen @arten.
3. SDbalo Die @efabr Dnn itarfem Tro1t
Dorlber lit, DaIoe OaS Qanb 10, baB IS cine
pDufolnmene slatte SberflG6e bat.
4. Damn lGe ben Samen in 9teibelt bon
16 bis Is 3ou aus chamber unD 1i6t tte>
fer alS l 3ou. Sci porft6tig nidt tiefer
gu pflanSen. NadDem Der Santen Elm oDer
5pct Sage in Der Groe gelegen, mal5e Das
&ano ln@ elnr1al.
5. Gobalb aIS bic jungen 8flan3en 6erz
aus fommen, 9ebe nit eiucm gultipator
Dur6 Die 9teiben, Doer hade, tDen1t nit ber
6ano bearbeitet, oamit Die Suit t3utritt
gum @r0retd erbdlt.
6. 0enn Die iunger gflanSen bier bis
ieds 53ou bod iino. miiiien fie in Der @etie
D%erDilnnt merDen, Dap Die ein5elnen 8flauz
gen ie na0 QualttGt beS 8oOenS MIR in
elmer Gntfernung BON ie6S bis a6t 3ou
itebcil bleibell. 9iele Nrbctt lit bon GROCER
Widltigfeit, benn fails bieS cine ISOLDE ipGz
ter gei0;ebt als e8 iein ioate, tptrb Die
Grnte it6er I'm ein0rittel %perlntnoert tperz
ben, Daber 1T baS srDBte @epiht alf Dieier
SbetI Der Nrbeit gu lege11, tpelber ni6t
pernadldiitgt iperoen bari.
z. gfa6oem Die Bflansen ausge6Inrt
tporosn ftno, nur auf 6 bis s i3ou eine
Yflan3e laiicnO, bade ober cultipire stpei
ooer breirial uno lei porii9tig, DaB fein
unfraltt auffommt Bis bic BlGtter ben
0runo beoeden; Dieie baltell oann ben
@runo feu6t uno bas l1nfraut fern. N[sz
oann mag mar Die Bflanae ii6 lelblt ibers
ld1len bis our @rnte.
s. @enn Die 9tibcn na6 benz 8efunb
Der Tabrif reif iinb, m"iiflen tie. mittels Ell
mes beionoereu Snitruments, tpeldaes lpGter
emofobleu tperoen pirb, berauseepflilot
tperoen. Damn tperen tie 8tGtter uno &opf
nit einem i6arfen, beionoers fir 6ielen
!3ioed angcferti9ten Meiier, lpcpon ipater
9ta6rt6t ge9eben mirD, ouf ben Selbe abz
9elbnitten, bort 9elaiien u1b ais outer
Dung urtergepfugt. Die &iben itno bQnn
gum NbIiefern fertig.
SIS 9iebt feline Sru6t, tpeGhe ben SSors
mer better fir ieine Mii6e unb Nrbeit be-
lobnt ais Die 3uGsrrlbe. Der 2uderoebaIt
bangt leoiglt6 pon Der 8earbeituna Of; lie
better ,bieie 3u ge6Orieer !3eit auS0efiibrt
tptro, 1e mebr 3uder entbGlt bic 8ai6e.
Ssrilere nnD mebr ms Ginselne geben6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
SIN Oien5te perunalldt.

9tuf i6redli6e Meiie fam Oonneritag
Vtnr9en uni S lbr SaS. 2oftus, Der an Der
@fe BON @lurf> unb GentreitraBe itationlrte
Wei6eniteler, um's 2ebel1, inOcm CT BON
elnem our6gebenben Bferpe. bas 5errn s..
g8. Barrett, Tabritant bon GrStli6en Sl1z
itrurnenten, gebort. gu 8ooen gefporteu
ipuroe unO 10 i6tpere inrerlid)e Berlebunz
gen oauontrug. baB Ell 6alD baralf i'm
6ospital ftarb. 2oftus iper % Sabr aft
unD poblte $50. l35 2alaueitr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
Gin Qdth fir WItter.

.Mrs., IS IN s1lo15 s o9optBin8
Gprup" iolte beitallpi9 beim 3obe
usit 9ebrau9t lperbett. Gr ~beldnfti9t Das
Stub, ermeicbt 0as !30bnfleii0. lihbert alien
S9ntera, furirt g&inDs &olif, ui1b lit bas bette
aJtittel ,9eger 0iarrDoe. SilniulrbSpausig
Gents Bic Slla{He t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
@ichmarff

Sim @inbp ieb bctrltg bic :3uz
faDr u, 800 GtilG, 9e9en 81, 900 Gtiif in Der
pori9en 8o6e. Sic i3utubr I'M Somltog
nor l6ma6 uno bradte 9eltrige Yreiie.
6ol8enDis iino Die 9ur0 0nitts=
preite bet @o6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17

g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9eecnftdnbe betreffenbe
@ntra9en ll;D an 9errn Bottled SenHinsbOpca,
Selp0rh, 9te b raSfa. 3u ri9te n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17

NlI metnemartt BELIEF fi0 Sic 9u=
!n9r ou1 l33,6N 9titd sesen 1t5 500 Stiid
III per porisen 9So@e. 4reile itieocn nm,
o@lQc 9e9eil Sreita9 ,lnb ldlo{len nm 900
3oc. boiler els por a9t 'Sesell.
Nerl0lllt mlrbe1 IL u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17
Durh9ebrannt.
Der Kaiierer DER Globe Eeat Sc Sight Go.
nin1mt fran3ofii9en Qblbteo.

Menn nt6t ale MnSei6en triigen, 10 lit
bic Gplonie bet burdgebran1ten &Giiierer
tpieoer I'm Ginen permebrt poroef1. Dies
beren @eidGft Itd 9to. 1875 unb 1917 W3iDts
ganftraBe bcftnoet, pelhe Die tribe Grfa9z
rltng nit ibrem SefretGr, Charles g. 6ene.
tel, genta6t bat. 6err IS. g. Coles, Der
eegelDdrttge 9ireftor Der @eleui6aft, ioz
tpie Der ieBi9e S6a5meiiter Wic@ouu fino
our ,3ett nidt i'm Sta1be, Die Sunnme Der
psruntreuten @eloer an3ueeben. Sic iteben
aber ntdt ol1, 81 erfldren, baB 6enfel plobz
lid fran5oiti6en Nbi6ieb nabm inter Inn
itdnben, Die feinen 3peifel bariiber laiieit,
bab etipaS faul lit.
6enfel, ein iunger Wlann bon 30 Sabren,
tppDnte nit ieiner Ta,nilie, Trau uno eiltem
fiiriiGDrigen WfGb6en, in SrDing 9arf.
Seit 10 Sabren itarb er in1 0ienfte Der Sc
leuidaft, Die erpbe @eiGdfte in 9letp g)orf
unb BbilaDelpbia beitbt. 8or einem Sabre
pertaul6te er ieine Ste1ung in Ybtlaoelpbia
init Der in Gbteago, Die ct AM 0ienitag
Nbenb ploBli6 aufgab.
Gor ettpa IA Iagen i~tattete Ser 8rGiibent
Der @eienl6aft, sc. Wtalonep, benz Dieligen
@elbGft einen Beiu6 alb, Der nit elmer NuSz
einanOerlebung nit 6enfel enoete. Dim
0ienitag 9lbelO blieb 6entel Bis UNI 6 ubr
I'M @eindft. Nls ct am ndhften Wor9en
nidt an ieinem 8ult eri6icn, begab ii6 Der
9treftor. 6err Goles, aus irgeno wel6en
8elpegarii1Oen, ioFOrt na6 Srping Sarf,
ber Wobnur9 6enfels. 9ort erfubr er,
bab Dieier @Dicago perlalen bate. Wtau
periolete ieine Spur bis ua6 BbiIaoelp0ia,
bort Derlor it6 otelelbs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17

@os nur barse5oten 1uer6en fanr, nm bas
notiirlihe $0aor ppu SIT MAIDEN. lit in Npcr's
6air= Sisor eltbaiten. IS erRdit Die aopfs
6altt fret opn GDuppen, perbiitet, bGB boS
6oor troden unb ralt6 meroe, ltno ma6t es
biegiam nnb gldn3enb. SIS regt bic 6oar=
wurSeln 81 9eIlInber S9dti9feit an l1nb beforz
bert Elm 9elI1Des, t~rGfti9es NabStblm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-17

S9ofe troTen IS, S45 Gtaf sesen 50, ZOO
Stid III Der pori9eu @o1e. greiie unperz
Gnbert.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01
TO DESTROY LICE.

Sulphur is advocated as lice destroy
er. tits recommended to dust the hens
with it or put it in their dust bath,
claiming that the heat from the body
generates gas which destroys the lice.
1t is accepted by nearly everybody that
this is fact, yet it is an erroneous idea.
The fact of the heat from the body gen
Grating gas is absurd, and for DESTROYING
lice it is folly. If you wish to use sui
phur in any form give it in dry weather
internally, and only externally for scurvy
leg. To kill lice elfectually several rene
dies may be resorted to. Lard to which
is added about one-third kerosene oil,
well mixed together and applied lightly
under the wings, behind the comb anG
around the vent, will usually dissipate
vermin. Insect powder is very good and
sure, but costly. Kerosene oil is sure
death to lice, but in its raw state would
be too irritating to the flesh of the hen,
and conceived the idea of using it in
the following manner with gratifying re-
suits: Take five cent bar of soap, shave
it fine, dissolve it in enough boiling
water to make it thick, stir in pint of
kerosene oil and add boiling water slow
ly, stirring quickly SO the oil will not
float on top. Let it cool down to blood
heat. Now take your fowl and hold it
in the mixture, head out, with your hand
rub it well into the feathers, rub them
down and keep them confined in warm
place. Do this on a dry, warm day, and
it won'tihurt them as much as being out
in the rain all day. am as afraid of
lice as Of roup, canker, swelled head or
cholera. The other pest is the small red
lice, which will reduce a flock about as
quick as disease if they get the upper
hand, but are more easily disposed Of.
Completely cover the poles with pure
kerosene oil and they will never trouble
you any Orange County Farmer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01

When ws gather green peas for the table
the minute grubs within are not seen, and
no one but the entomologist suspects their
presence, but they are there all the same
aud go into the pot, When the peas are
left TO mature and gathered for seed or
other purposes the grubs are present and
eating away the substance, but a few
weeks later they change to the pupe
stage, and from this TO the perfect beetle
or weevil form by the following spring,
wheh, II kept in warm place, they will
cut a hole in the skin of the peas and es-
cape, and this accounts for the holes in
your seed peas about which you inquire.
As the weevils are sealed up within the
peas during the fall and winter it is very
difficult to reach them with poison or
kill them without destroying the vitality
of the peas. If wanted only for feeding
purposes the grubs within can be killed
by subjecting the peas to a high tenn
peraturs for a few moments in a drying
kiln, but this would render them worth
less for planting. The only practical
system to pursue with this insect is to be
careful not to plant weevil-infested seed,
and il all farmers make this general
practice the weevils would in a few years
become far less numerous and destructive
than at present.-Ne,o York Sun,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01
TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.

Geauga and Harrison Counties, Ohio, have
no saloons.
The women of Nebraska propose to hold
all-day prayer-meetings November 4.
The liquor traffic costs our country about
100000 days, OOO,OOO worse than
wasted.
The retail liquor traffic is now prohibited
in seventy-nine municipalities of the province
Of Manitoba.
Huron's large brewery in South Dakota,
will it is said, be converted into beet
sugar factory.
The City Marshal of Cartersville, Ca, says
that prohibition has done Cartersville an IN
calculable amount of good.
Between $50 and 200 hogsheads of beer are
given away every week to the employees
at Burton-on-Trent in the way of ''alloW-
ances."
He who made the human frame made it so
wisely that it does not need the stimulus of
beverages, which, when taken in excess,
blind the reason, infame the blood, SOW the
seed of disease, and implant an unconquera-
BILE craving for the fatal poison.
According TO Bishop Taylor, the single city
OF Hamburg, Germany, has exported POO, 900
tuns of rum and gin TO Africa within the last
Africa, therefore, would be first to convert
Hamburg.
The Royal Niger Company has prohibited
the importation of spirituous liquors for
sale or barter throughout the greater part
Of its territory. In the remainder of its ju-
risdiction it has not yet the strength TO en-
force this law, but hopes TO do so in the near
future.
Mr.. T. V. Powderly says that an expert
ence Of twenty years among workingmen
conyinces him that liquor has done more
harm to workingmen than all other causes.
1t is not the drinking man alone who suffers,
for three drunken men in a hundred win
prevent the other ninety-seven from accom-
plishing what they seek.n
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has sent 10 each employe a circular
note, Of which the following is In part a
copy; This company will not under any
circumstances employ men who are in the
habit of becoming intoxicated. All en-
ployes known 10 frequent drinking places
must be warned to discontinue the practice
or quit the company's service. Employees
will be discharged If intoxicated either on or
off duty, No person discharged for intoxca-
he re-employed,"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01
The Pearls of Bahrein.

The pearl fishery is the great occupa.
ton of the Bahreinee. The pearls of
their seas are celebrated for their firm
ness, and do not peal. They are com.
monty reported to lose one per cent. an
nually for fifty years in color and water,
but after that they remain the same,
They have seven skins, whereas the Gin
galese pearls have only six. The mer-
chants generally buy them wholesale by
the old Portuguese weight of the chao.
They divide them into different sizes
with sieyes and sell them in India, so
that, as is usually the case with special
ties, it is impossible to buy good pearl
in Bahrein.- CornhM Magazine.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01
LIQUOR ApuLTERATIoN.

The American Andlyst reports dealer in
liquor aduiteEaits as saying:
Our largest business is in the liquor line.
With French spirits and color as a basis,
can make you any liquor you want with our
extracts. Here are the essences of Old Tom.
London Dock Swan, Holland, and Schiedam
gins, the extracts of Otard and Cognac
brandies, rye, bourbon, applejack, Irish and
Scotch whiskies, Santa Cruz, Jamaica and
Medford runs, not to speak of the fancy cor
dials and liquors. To make Old Tom, / take
a teaspoonful of French spirits, one of water,
three drops of glucose syrup and two drops
of the extract. That makes the Old Tom
you have drank in a dozen saloons in this
city. There are some funny things about
this part of the business. Most people like
their whisky and brandy aged and free from
fusel oil. But there are a great many, es-
pecially among manual laborers, who like it
fresh and harsh. They want it to cut as it
goes down. To supply this demand we sell
fuse oil to rectifers and even retailers
They mix a barrel of whisky, of spirits and
one of water with gallon of fusel oil. That
makes ten cent rye which beats torch
liglIc procession. It's cheap, too, and stands
an intelligent dealer in only 81 a gallon.
That's twenty cents bottle, and less than
one cent drink ON an average. No wonder
that rum sellers grow rich and become Al
dermen or go TO Congress"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01
MATURING OF CApoSs.

Capons certainly grow more rapidly
than ordinary chickens, but at first the
food appears to be all used in the in.
crease of the size of the frame, and they
do not lay on flesh and fat until their
growth is checked, consequently we may
say they are late in maturing. But this
IS not fault, because capons are in no
great demand until midwiuter or later,
for they command the highest price dur
ing Lent, becausei it is then that the rich,
who can afford such luxuries, seek the
best in the market for their Sunday din
ner.-Neio York Sun.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-01
A FALLActous ARGUMENT ANSWERED.

Samuel Dickie, in answering the argument
that the drink traffic is productive Of wealth,
says: The man who goes tonight and breaks
into bank and carries away 800, 900, il he
escapes the officers of the law, may be wealthy
for the balance Of his day, but the burglar is
not engaged in wealth producing business
The gambler may accumulate money, but the
gambler produces no wealth. The successful
pickpocket may acquire vast possessions, but
neither the burglar, gambler, nor the pick
pocket is engaged in a wealth producing in
dustry. In every one of these cases that /
have referred to by way of illustration the
party takes the money from his victim and
gives no valuable thing as consideration.
Now submit it TO the intelligent Judgment
of this great people, may not introduce a
fourth term into the proposition and declare
that the burglar, the gambler, the pickpocket
their victims and give no valuable thing in
returnfn