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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

The ladies aid society, Of the Presby-
terrain church are intending to hold a
fair, commencing Thursday, Dec 18th
and holding over until Friday evening.
A somewhat novel opening will be
given under the name Of milk Maids
Carnival" Thisis somewhat new and
to those Of our city bred youths who
never saw a milk maid, it will be a
revelation. As near as Nc can make
out by the description given 1t is inst
what we would have enjoyed we're we
young again. Each lady makes a
milk stool and trims it. Oh, we see
the scheme. We bought a rocking
once at q fair once on a time and il
now adorns the vail Of our mansion
hung there by a bit Of ribbon and a frail
pin. But to proceed these stools are
to be auctioned OF and the purchaser
has the privilege Of eating supper with
his best girl. There will be a post-of.
flee and booths Of various kinds, while
music with enticing strains will lull
your un.uspicious mind from thought
ofdanger. The programme will be pub.
lished latter on aud from what we
have heard we can can guarantee a
splendid time to all who attend. The
affair will be worth your patronage as
the ladies are taking great pains te
have everything f~irst-class.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

Rev. II. b. Smith will preach in the
chapel at the soldiers Home next Sun:
day afternoon at three o'clock. There
are now 81 inmates Of the Home, with
a strong probability that the number
will reach 40 by Sunday. The Old
Soldiers cordially invite every body tc
join them IN service, and as tits the frs,
preaching held in the Home many cit
liens will be glad to avail themselve,
oe the kind invitations OF the Veteran
Defenders.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12
!. ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mas. wiNsIow's SOOTHING srnrP, for children
teethtng, 10 the prescription Of one Of the hest
female nurses and physicians in tho United states,
and has heen used for forty ycare with never.fail.
ing success by millions of mothers for their chill
dren. During the process Of teething Its value 10
incalculsble. lt relieves the child from, pain,
cures dysenterv and diarrhoea. gripping In the how.
els, and wfnd-colic. BY giving health to tho child
trosts the mother. Price 1Hc. y hottie.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12
Officers Elected.

Hot Springs Lodge No. 1l2. 10. o.
F. elected the following officers for the
term beginning January i, 1891. N.
G., o. Ferguson; v G. G. II. Roberts;
r. Sec'y, j. G. Richer; Per. Sec'y, w.
NJ. Thorn: Treas c. sly6eld; Trustee,
s. E. Wilson.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

For lame back. side q chest, ne shi.
lob: Porous Plaster. Price g esats.
Sold By ". W. Root.f
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

FHSIurURC.
have good pasturage for horses
and cattle with plenty of good water.
Rates reasonable. Apply to
HARRY BEAlLs, Hot Springs, s. D.
One door south Of P~ost.ofice.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

Are you made miserable by midi.
g%estion, constipation, dizziness, loss Of
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Wit
alizer is q positive cure. Sold Ly Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12
Picture frames made by Marty.

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price SO cents. Ma.
sal Injector free. Sold by w. w. Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

springs, HE DAILY STAR mas. ten.
ac,ously held on, and each evening
greeted you with the best, the most
reliable, and as we'll, the latest news
our business would warrant us in
furnishing.
As the one.hundredth number Of
TaE DAILY STAR greets you this even
ing, we ask you to remember that bu,
once, SUNDAYS excepted) in ON,
hundred days, has Tue STAR missed
you in its mission Of distributing th,
news. This in the realm Of ne~s
paperdom is . thing almost unequaled
The energy and enterprise displayed
in successfully carrying on . daily
paper IN . city like ours is Of itself
commendable,and only among as wide
awake pushing, enterprising, and
enthusiastic class Of people is such .
thing possible at oil. In couclusioi
TaE srAa tenders it, sincere thanks {,
those, who in the past havs sidet
and supported it, and though tn
Star makes no promises. it will On
deavor in the future 70 supply 70,
with the latest and most sutashti
news. Trusting that our patrons an,
citizens generally will appreciate on,
efforts to supply HIT Springs with 1
nswsy Newspaper W pass 70 On
second century.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12

ost VsS vi Vn0 VAVVoV lows
paper men in the Black Hills. Every
paper has . kind word for the genial
old man. and no doubt many Of our
citizens were acquainted with him.
Theodore Pipenbrooke while work
ing ON . new building had the mis-
fortune to cut his left foot across the
instep, while using an ada. DR.. Briggs
dressed the wounded member and with
careful nursing it will heal and the
foot will be saved.
An elocusionary entertainment will
b gwen next Tuesday evening, Dec.
l6, at the sehool house, by Miss. Laura
Rimmer. Miss Rimmer Is but ten
years o sge and is remarkable elocu.
zionist. Old and yosng alike will b
entertained, and school childrsn espec.
,ally- may learn somethiug from tbis
elaentionsry wonder.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20
MoIattoet.

Sra 2onoon meboeles, at &otetes=
bpten ilaar fell / Srlanb. @iter
iom &apporterne tommer inb fra be
foritiellise Counter, formprfes l1oz
ii9terne mere % mere. Solfet ct it.
fe tilfrebs meo ben flotte 5orfifrtn9
al @r. 8alfour, Miniiteren for ST.
Lamb, om at bet irite 6atti9pelen pil
pare iitano til at afbielpe gfbben.
5attigpaienet tan neppe brose Dm=
.iors for olle fottise, iom Eilitan6en
MI Ct, o9 lan9t minbre pi( bet funne
bet, buis oer iful6e bliue almtnoeli9
9ungersnpb. S tioli9ere &ioer bat
lite bele @n9lano paret iitano til at
of6jelpe 9un9ersnp6en, naar ben bar
biemip9t Sr1ano, men Trantrtoe,
Goreneoe @tater % andre 2anbe
maatte fomme bet irlfe 5olt tilbielp
for at rebbe bet fra 'unoer9ans. Set
er at befrp9te, beber bet, at SIR.
8alfour lite opfatter @tiuinsen laa
alporlig, iom ben @irteliebeoen er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20
@ergns Galls Mgkblad
uofomner 6ber Gaeoag.
a. Soteut, 1ogtper.
SubitrtpttorS&rts $3.50 for 1 9lar, betalt
tTDrifu6, eller8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

= 20 9efe inbebreuote @pnbag
en- Stalo tilbprenbe ct 8rpsseri /
Stem 0ort. 80 9eite, iom ftob /
iamme BD9nin9, blep reobet.
- 8antpr o9 MiQioner sSoIepb
q. Samiion ytetp Oorf ben9te fig
Sgnbas. Sans nermefe tror, bet
bar paret Moblpsbeo iom 6plse
al oaarlis 9elbreo, oer bar forleoet
bam til at be9aa @elpmoro.
= &aa en- 6arm / @ancod Count
tD, Dbio, ct nDlts siort ct itort 6uno
of @uloz og @plomDnter, efter ST.
9enbe til ct 8elpb af $4,000 elIer
$4,000. S ct @ottebul W}uren
unoer en- sammel @urfensbbsning
tanotes en- @ensoe meritanite,
frantic os ipanlte Mpnter. Sc to
&pfere, iom 9iorbe bette 6uno. be-
9pnbte at sraoe oibere os fanot en-
&afetiebel, iom uar fulo al Cub
mnnter, for bet meite amerifanlfe.
TIMBER @ulpet fanbtes o9iaa Menne<
ifeben, os bet antases, at bet fiuler
fig en- Torbrp6elie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20

al Sblo iom ct al Nmerifas Brobufz
ter, er ban bog itarft / Gappr al en-
monometallif @ulbz5tanoaro o9 ten>
ter at pue ben Mpnoi9beb, 1om @m>
bebet 9tper bam, til at labe @plp
forblipe iom en- &are os til lite nir=
telig at aigre bet til &ense. @r bet
lite 9oaritab at faa iitan6 en- SOB
forat osnaa ct beitemt 9iemeb o9
olltaepel at iatte en- 8eitemmelie inb,
iom oil sipre bens noppelie afben9i9
at Gorsootbefinoenbet al ben @m<
beosmano, 1om man peb CT upenlig
itemt mob Nanben / ben famine SOB?
@plpz@onpentionen ct. Souls
fi6ite 9pf blep beipet al g2epreIen=
tanter fra aQe 9ele al unionen.
Sen anto9 &elolutioner 6appr al
fri @glompntnins, os 6ens @anble=
maabe bar baot en- me9tis &irtz
ming paa ben pffeutli9e Stemnin9.
SIR @onpentionen oplpfe8, uoneonte
ben en- national &omite meb Sen. q.
S. @arner fra Dbio til Sormanb
forat bareta9e 8imetaltsmens Sn=
teresier. &omiteen bar nDli9 bapt
ct Mpoe / @aibin9tou o9 bar ouer>
peiet Spprssmaalet ON at bolbe en-
anben Contention bette Mar. Set er
lite Mentn9ep at banne ct Splpparti,
men @dlp> eller &enseip9rssmaalet
bill ubentpibl blipe ct af be pigti9lte
@pbr9smaal inben be9se be politiite
&artier peo neie &al9, meomin6re
bet bliuer rettelig af9iort MI.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20

Mrs. 9arriion bar npli9 uotalt fig
ON be &atterlisbeoer, iom fslser meo
ben bpie StiQiu9, bun betleber /
@amfunoet.
gun bar aI6ris anet, flyer bun, at
BUN bar / Bef6belIe af iaa mango
9pber og bar iaa talentfulb, iom
8laoene flyer, bun er. vDet ct nu
euoelig 1Dtfeoes mia." flyer ben se=
mDtlise ~&reiioentfrue", rat ouerbe>
piie mig ON, at leg, iioen min Mano
CT bJepen 8reiioent, bar erbuerpet
mig en- Mansfoloisbeo af itore os go
be @senifaber, oa at leg / bet bele
taset ct en- ijelben uomartet &one."
Nf ben l1talliebeb al 8repe, bun
mootoser, ct flere af ct bpiit merte=
list Snobolo. @aaleoes ippraer en-
Dame, ON BUN aniaa 9@stefabet /
Ilminbelisbeo for en- rGailure". @n
anben pniteoe at pibe, ON &reiibentz
tnoen lite fanot bet ri9tisit, at &pin=
oerne friebe / Stebet for Menoene.
@ienta9ne @anse ct bun blepen
1pur9t ON bpilfen Blomi, bun bnifeoe
ifulbe pere Mmerttanernes Mationolz
blomt, bpilfe 5orbebringer / ben
tuinbelise 9rast, bun bapoe at force
flaa olu. O9 Nfbolbsforeninserne,
flyer bun, bar ienbt mig iaa mango
al fine 8ro@urer, at mon itulbe tro,
ies par en- uforbeoerlis 9ruttenbolt.
"@ooe &aao", fortletter Mrs.
9arriion, nfaar leg ct l1tal al. Man
raaoer mig til at BRUCE ben eller ben
5riiure, at bore be et1er be @mbtter; ;
en- ct fornermet, foroi jeg peo min
l1noeritrift fortorter nit 9&apn til
r@arrie", en- anoen anraaber mig for
@imlens Stblo lite at blipe perosli9z
finbet. Set ct Ianbeli9 lite altib
eoot at bore &reiioentfrue", ilutter
bun.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20
Noro=Dafota.

8ismart ben 18oe @u9ui. George
5aribault, 8efalinasmanb oper bet
inbianife @oliti peo @tanoin9 99od=
Igenturet, er opo. &ans Saber
9runbla9oe ben patre lille 8p sSariz
bault Minneiota. 8. Saribault
bar en- 9alpinoianer % bapbe itor
Snbfpbel1e blanot ytBbbuberne. S
fine pn9re Sage to9 ban Sci mango
sSnoianerfampe % re6beoe mango
6oibe 5olt8 2ip. San par Minne1o=
tas Daniel Boone.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20

gen. 20 euer 80 &erloner af @trei=
terne blep arreitereoe for Dplpb, ber>
iblanot be 4 @l5ta Brpore, Ger baobe
peret 2e6ere. Der mebbeles intet
ON, at oer blep besaaet no9et 9ers
bert.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20
Gnblanoet.

Biot at @ttnfbDr. Hrescott, Nrt>
soma, 15be &usnf. @uies Moore, en-
Manb, oer refer runbt for at ipee eff
ter Metalanpisninaer, bleo 2brba9
@or9en, mebens ban laa o9 fop,
bibt al ct @tintbDr ben bpire Sob.
9Dret latte &enoerue 1aa bDbt, at bet
bapoe &anitelisbeo for at trette benz
u6 isien. 9a to Etlfelbe at Stint.
6prb1o / @abo1aset CONNER bar
bif fig at mebfpre 9pben, os @ps=
oommen bet enc Eilfelbe pienipnz
Zig par &anbitraf, bat Str. @oore
reiit til &aiteur< Snititutet 9}etp Sort
for at blipe bebanblet.
= @n &iempetpinbe Mnna SIC
Conan ct. 2ouis blep besrapen
iioite &ors6a9. Sun peie6e peb fin
9po 500 &un6, o9 &iiten, iom par
9iort Ieritilt for benbe, peiebe 400
&unb. @n &ran blep bru9t for at
lpfte ben ubpre &ite op paa &o9nen,
ba &iempetuinbeu ifuloe tjpres til
@rapen.
- @belbppi1e, Snoiana, ABE
Nu9uf. Ser er enbnu fert 8epe<
9elie Der oper @rplo{ionen af .11as
turlt9 @aS, iom fanbt Steb forleten.
Set ct opba9et, at Sorben / mango
MileS OmtreoS er 9iennemtren9t
af bet brenbbare @tof. @eb at
ititte Sui Soroitorpen meo en-
@tap o9 antenbe @alen Tan man faa
ie en- flor 6lomme itiee @eiret.
S @an 8urn Eotpn1bip "a W}ile
noro berfra bar @aien brubt ino i
Br6nbene, iaa man lite tan bruse
&anbet.
= 9abtou, Ohio, 14be Nu9uit.
st 8 9a9e sammelt 8arn tilbbrenbe
ipbiffe 6oralbre op6e ibae af 6orz
blbbnin9 iom 5bl9e uf ben efter
Mo1e 2op foretaene Dmfierelie.
Operationen bleb foreta9en of en-
rusiiR Spbe. sSorelorene bar un9e.
og Barnet bar beres fgrfefpbte.
S fin uuibenbeo o9 ftolenbe paa ben
9amle &usiers Joriitrin9er bleo be
tbrit forient opmertiomme paa, at
oeres 8arn lan9iomt blpbte libel.
Barnet opbe 3 Elmer efter Dpera=
tionen, netop ba 2e9en Tom tilitebe.
&anfrpperiet &urlep. M1b>
lanb, @isconiin, 16be Nuguit.
@belps &erin blep funoen ifplbig
/ &ppertet af Sron @r@an9esBant i
9urlep Scat til lobe Sept. 1889, ba
$4,000 blep fiaalet. @b&parb
8ater os &eriu benplotes for at ba=
be nbfprt Epperiet Seaesfab.
9ommen ouer 8ater falbt for en
@aaneb fioen. @an fit fem War
@tatsfen9ilet. &erins 9om lpber
o9iaa paa fem Iar / Statsfen9let.
@ans Saefgrers Mnbragenbe ON npt
Torbbr afToses oalise iaa bansMppel
til &pieferet.
= SEEM Dorf 17be &ueuit. Ser
ct enonu insen Toranbrins meo
@treiten. &asiaeertren tommer oe
saar iom iebpanli9t. men me8et IL
ben @obsforienbelie tore9aar enonu.
8anens @mbebsmenb flyer, al
5raettrenene pil tomme til at gao
reselmesiis imorsen. Trebie @ice>
&reiibent, @ebb, % &rbeibernes 2e>
6er, Mr. 8otpberlp, bill babe Mpbe
Morsen. Sn 9aapport Tom til
8olitiets Dope6fparter i9aaraftes
ON, at Streiterne bapbe saaet op paa
ct 5rasttrnn os foripst at itremme
Menbene fra at arbeibe. @olitie1
fit en- &aaminoelle le on, at bore pao
@of for at forebb99e Sammenitpo,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-20
Winitefpta.

@alter @ortons 9uitru oe 6 Mar
gamle 8arn brufnebe Sreba9 Nften
/ Misiisfppt ner ct. &aul &arf.
@orton par I9ent for 9eort6ernz&a=
ciftc 2an6fompasni p9 bar npli9
meo lin Gamilie fbttet fra 8rainero
til ct. &aul. 2ibt efter &l. 6
5rebas Gften tos @orton fin 6uiru
og Barn uo paa en- &otur paa @lpen.
Sent paa Iftenen tom ban biem ale>
ne og git tiliengs. 9a ban nefe
Sag bleu ipur9t, buor bans @uftru
% 8arn par, ipare6e ban, at be bauz
be brutnet. ibet Baaben, fom be roe
be /, por fantret. @olitiet er operz
beuiit ON, at 9orton eranluarli9 for
i'm @uitrus og Barns 9pb, % ban
bleo oerfor arreferet 2broa9. SUI
fruens Sig bleu 2prbaa 9ienfunoet
men lite Barnets. 80 Brpore al
AIRS. @orton, $. g. @anlon fra
@alesbur9 og s. g. 9anion fra
&rempleou, @isconiin, os ct @plten<
bebarn, Teiriug, fra @alesbur9, a11>
tom til ct. Saul @enba9 for at tale
meb @oroneren. Sc flyer, at be er
fire paa, at 9orton bar brebt fin
9uftru % 8arn. SO. M. @r,pin
bar paataeet fig at fire Toriuaret for
@orton.
= @allod 16be Iu9uit. Meb=
belelie ct iuit fommen ipnoenfra &itt=
ion os Mariball Counter, om at fle>
re tuien Icres Sueoelanb er pbela9t
al en- &aslftorm &l d isaar @fter=
mibba9. Eabet fal bore fort.
S @loquet, en- liben 8p peb
ct. Souls &iuer ct fptte peitenfor
9ulutb, neolaabe for omfrin9 3
Tiger fiben 700 a 800 @a9brussar=
beibere Mrbeibet. 9ere8 5orlansen<
be bar 10 Etmers Irbeibs6a9 meb
Betalins 1om for II Elmer. &om=
pa9niet bar pillist til at aftorte 2lrz
beibstioen til 10Eimer men pilbe lite
betale mere pr. &ime enb f9r. &omz
pasniet fit efterbaanoen npe Menb,
os nu bespnbte be freitenbe Nrbeioe<
re at antase en- temmelis truenbe
9olonins. Sc pebneoe fig meb
&lubber os &euoluere % forib9te at
binbre be npe Menb fra at arbeibe.
s Bespnbe1ien af fibfe l1se raabeoe
ber ct fulbftenbiat Nnarti / Bpen.
9a &olitifprfen bar utilfret>
telis til at opretbolbe Drben, blep
ber telesraferet til @upernbr Merri<
ant ON, at ban maatte ienbe @tliter
til @loquet for at bolbe StDr paa
Streiterue. @upernpren befanbt fig
oa @bicaso, men &riuatietreter
@Qiott unberrettebe bam ont @tiQinz
gen, p9 @uperngren 9ap itraf8 tele=
graftit Drbre til @o[. Bob(eter ON
at afsaa til @loquet meb &ompasni
6. Militlen anfom til @loquet liot
fpr &l. Dnsba9 Mor9en, os bet
anta9es, at 3ilite6eparelien af @ol'
batter forbinorebe, at oer bleu besaa=
! ct nosen &olbsbanbltn9er ben Mor=
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-05
Light on Tobacco by a noy.

Tobacco grows something like cabbage,
but never saw none cooked. have heard
men say that cigars ths. was given them
election days fer nothing was mostly cab
bage leaves Tobacco stores are mostly
kept by wooden Indians, who stand ~ the
door and fool little boys by ofisetnR then q
bunch Of cigars which IL gioed into the
Intun's hands. and in made Of wood Aho.
tried TO smoke 0ctgRr once, and ! felt Like
Epson salts. Tobacco was invSnenA by a
man named Walter Raleigh. When the
people arxt saw him smoking thcJ thought
he was a steamboat and were frightened.
Ny sister Nancy Ia gtrl. dOnt know
whether she likes tobaccD or not There is
a young man named Leroy who comes &c
sec her. guess sbo likes Leroy. lie wa
standing on the stsTs oas nIGAk, and he has
cigar In his mouth. and said he dSCln I
know as she would Ike II. sod abe said
Leroy. the perfume II agreeable" Bat
when my big brother Tom nshsed hrs PIP
Nancy said: Get out Of thu hour. you
horrid creature: the s1oal Of tobacco make
me sick" SNUFF y Injun meal made cot n
tobacco took q little snuff once and then
! sneezed New York World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-05
A na-rInnaRlnr.

Another repeating rife Is that invented
by CorSican, II Luigi, an eI-od5osT ia
the French army, which processes 70 be an
improvement on the LebeI n Is deztined
more particularly for volley hring, and has
this advantage, that its magazine, which
may DO constructed 70 hold from four %
Eve cartridges, can Re filed Up ~ once,
without the cartridges having % Be tnsert-
ed one by one. a. n the case With the Lebel
riae A powerful spring worked By The
trigger throws out eaeA empty carSridgs
when fred, and simultaneously adjusts
another IN It's place.
The front part q the barrel u separate
from the remaining portion, and after
each discharge = aid lack 30 as 20 Spsn
the magazine for ths election % the empty
cartridge. Il r. then orOught back into
position locked, and the riee Il oses ns-.
ready loaded for firing By SPECIAL Eys-
tem Of rihtnE shs TRAJECTORY Of the bale:
has bsen reduced 20 almost . direct Line,
willis the carving distance, With gram
Of ROthwel or o71ipary Prsuek gunpo--
der. Il estimated a. 400 uasosz.-Ss1s
York Jou y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-05

A dainty dear TO the palate Of Parisians
Ii in danger of disappearing from our
tables Beware Of escargotsW is the
latest warning to epicures. unless you
know where they have been gathered"
The escargot is the edible snail, the con-
sumption of which has often been used rs
a reproach against Frenchmen by those
who have never tasted the dish. Bur
gundy is the district where these luxuries
are supposed TO be found in their prime,
and when a boastful bourgeois gives a
dinner party he is generally careful TO in
form his guests that he has had the oscar
COTS brought direct from Bourgogne.
They are fattened in the vineyards OF that
delightful province; but since il has be
come customary TO use sulphate OF iron 70
protect the vines from phylloxera and
other pests the escargot has become harm
full and dangerous.
1t has been found from experiments that
after eating leaves which have been treated
with this decoction the snails are poisoned
and die in two days In future careful
host will not set this dish before a dinner
party unless be Is assured that the mol
lusks which form part OF it have been reared
on non-poisonous food, and this again will
increase the cost, which already nearly
reaches the price of average English oys-
ters. OF late years large quantity Of
spurious escargots, made Of milk and four.
and favored with the requisite seasoning.
has been palmed of upon the market.
There Is little doubt that this industry will
be extended considerably by this new cur
tailment of the supply Of the real article
Cor. London Telegraph.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-05
A GREAT sEDGwICK FARM AND A
GREAT YIELD.

There has been a great deal of gloomy
preaching over the partial failure OF the
corn crop of southern Kansas for the year
1890, but it might as Well be acknowledged
at this time as later on that Sedgwick
county has not only great deal of old
corn on hand-two or three million bush
els-but that the present crop will prove
anything but a failure. From two to
three million bushels of corn will he har-
vested in Sedgwick county this fall and
three or four surrounding counties will
not be found far behind Sedgwick. Yes
terday Mr.. Ben Newman brought
in report of the seasons
operations and results on his
fathers farm, that of Mr.. George New
mans, known as one of the best farms in
the county, fourteen miles north of the
city. Samples of corn of which he has one
hundred acres were laid on our table. No
bigger or finer ears were ever raised in any
year anywhere. 1t is estimated that this
hundred acre patch will yield 5000 bush
els or sixty bushels to the acre. Mr.. New
man also harvested $500 bushels of wheat
from eighty acres, besides forty-six acres
of the heaviest oats he ever cut. With the
present prices this will be a wonderfully
successful year for Mr.. Newman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-05
THEY KNEW THE WAY HOME.

Late last night young man on the
West Side saw farm team beyond Seneca
street bound west and judged by appear
ances that no one was in the wagon. He
rau and overlook 1t stopping the horses,
which were only walking. On examina-
tion he found there was an occupant lying
fat ON his back on some straw in the bot
tom of the wagon. All effort to arouse
him from his drunken stupor was useless
and about the only thing he could say was
"They know the way home" This was so
incoherent that it could not be understood
at first but the young man eventually con-
cluded that he meant the horses knew the
way and were accustomed to hauling their
master home in this helpless condition.
Not wishing to interfere with any pre-
concerted plan that might exist between
the team and the driver the young man
started them again and doubtless they
went home all right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-05
GOOD FARM PRODUCTS.

Secretary Pierce of the board of trade
was yesterday the happy recipient of five
ears of corn, the finest specimens yet re-
ceived. They were taken at random from
a hundred acre field six miles north of
Valley Center. The owner has refused an
offer for his field. based on sixty bushels to
the acre. Several luscious peaches that
look good enough to eat were also received
for exhibition. Three monstrous egg
plants Mr.. F. Mark, of 1905 North Mead
avenue, ornament the board of trade
rooms Mr.. Pierce wishes to thank all
the contributors and, like Oliver Twist,
wants more. Already he has quite an ex-
position and the display makes a good i'm
preston upon the many strangers that
naturally go to the board of trade rooms if
they are only in the city few hours.