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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

itane, men iaa tomnlcr bet oper barn, at ban llaur
Stenene.
Oct git anbsrs (6udipett iOm ale anSre, Der tom
tnosn fcr Sagars Srpaefrebs. San tunbe life iaa
imoo. &oan tom | Sunfer ON, at Ser boeoe en- ubmGrfet
S%aoelmaser paa SertOnds, Os 9sicn trenate til en- nm
Srlnie. De roche ouer bet imale Suno.
'9ertonds par ct al be mango Sober, Ser unber
@ultau Sala par sanet opsr fra 6irten til Sroneu.
Saa ben &to, Sa oennc ISiitorie ~foreaaar, eiebes gaor.
Den al to SrOOre, 9enrit Os SbOmas Qpbition sSaoer.
born.
Paa Grandchildren ueO SunSet Iaa en- Eiiterbntte
9oor man bapoe bp9get en- M Ssbob til 6iitereoltoberue
gen sanlle %IOrfoIOne Bob itOO IeOis os oar ouerlabt Tom
SomnietOo''9 til en- fattis, uilGss % iinbsiua Stole.
mFFtr, 'onl So9net buOoe tinset aoit hos 5iiferioltene.
9Oao oenne Stattel / fin Sio bapSe bsSSet. pipIte fuopt
N09en mere, ON life grGiten % airtebooen. men bet
H9enaOn, ctoIeOrensene iOrSum bou6e eiust bam. troS.
lsOe S'oer. eannabis elsr ~forfortet Gambis beo han
III / 6oIfeuun6e. y"
Ssren ! ben 9amIe Ssbob itoS aabsu, Iaa man
tunoe talte ct SIit inc oenne 6lenSiabeoens Solia
Sn'e' Siolteo, intet Sobuue, inscn 9inouer. fun en-
aa0en @Ius. SG9scne Iiseiom oucrtalteoe meS ;siite.
llel, SuIuet bsSGffet meo tprrst Gang. 6anasn par
lite ira tsaor, % 9ioroe Siensite Iom SeuaebaIm. NiIt
% Der laaes ct a~ireuet 8osbinb eQer ct entelt plettet
SlaO az en- BOG piite euittrattet, Der ltrsmmcOe ino
islennem @lusssn.
SsO StranSsn iac StOIsmstereu paa en- sten =
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
mbcgribelige Eat.

glperoeu tjenoer !Siltorien ON Den
periilte Sfatipiaer, iOm paa Sbabens
Spiprbring til at uobeoe fig en- Naaoe,
bac ON ct Speoeturn for bet ferite az
Stafboroets ga 5eloter, to for oct ne'
tie, fire for bet islsence, % inalesss BIZ
oere bobbelt op. Oct begpuote laa be-
Iteoent, men, ba mon par naaet blot
Salppeien, bar mani allerebe oppe ! mere
emo 1000 Riaioner Spebeforn, % til
Slutninsen blep 5allet iaa nbpre tort,
at bele 8eroeu life lioeu Sfabellen babe
irembrast laa megen Speoe.
Gn ameritanIt DAME, Maria Wtits
6el, Tom / Staten Rasia6uietts bar
ct lieet pripat Sbierpatprium % npoer
glnieelle lpm en- i9rbeles bp9tig Nitro
nom, iortGller / cit Sfilorin9 al ben
bersmte Nltronpmiamilie Sersdel, at
Cir Spbn Sersdel en- Dag peo 6rofolts
6prbet pptaiteoe bet SpBr9smaal :"Spls
Der paa Song Gbeups, ben fore SDrns
miocbys9ers Eio, altiaa omtrent 5000
glar fDr &riiti Spolel, bapbe lepet ct
Gar MtenHelfer, % buis bisle ct Sl99t'
leo, 80 gar, bapbe iat fire Born | Ser
Ben, bpert al bisie to Nar 8prn after
fire pg iaaleoes i~rembeles inbtil bore
Gage, ubeit at &rig, Heit, Slngersnoo
p.i.p. bopDe D9riet WenneIfeIl9stcn
ina at aiganS fun ifete peo %naturltF
Orb - buor flor pilbe Def iaa Antalet
al Wennelfer MI pnret? Mion be flinoI
itaa paa Sorbtugleu, tGnft iom e
9lau?" - Ntan bar iaa temmelig enil
ON, at oct funbe De life. "Men, bpis
De III itoo ri9tis tat, % Ell np &9ff
al Menb, 9pinber os 8prn fob pas
ben fsrite &effes Stulore, bpor man9'
Sag MOI Der laa uilbe blipe?"- Mtal
mente: maaife tire. - "S bpor nan9
5pos Spibe?" - Ser 9jGtteoes pat
trebioe, paa bunbreoe; eli mente ia'
bpit, iom fra Soroen til Waaneu, el
dnoen popebe at ii9e, ipm ira Surbel
til Splen, men blep ban9e peo at butt
paa, at benne 9liitanb er ca. 20 Mil
oaulfe Mile. - "Sn9en beiere?" no
broo Sir Sobn; mi maa len9ere op!
- Sau bar Ell briitis nof til at naune
ipm Aiitanoen til Neptun, ben ben9an!
uplig ~opoageoe ijerneite glanet, ION e
ca. 600 0tia. Ntile fra Sulen, p9, alt
iaa $50 Wtia. Wtile fra Sprbcn. "Nl
~be9Dnber Sampet at b%reuoe," ia9o
:. Sir SU6n, "mer Sarbbebeu er, at nna
!, ri ii9e 100 @an9e ~G(iitanoen til Sep
TIM, lua er ri netpp ueo bet rette Sal
90 bette er min Ntnabe at %foriuar
&rig, &eit pg Suu9ersneO paa."
Oct maa operlaoe8 til 99ierne a
rcgnc eiter, ONT Cir Sobn Seri6el
6apbe Get eller life.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

@niret al en- lGrb Mano, Der par iiinfen uuber ben met
uoloenoeS Niueai. Sans magre 2 tittelie Ifiultcs tn0pt
az Ylalter, Sinoen legeoe meo bans lanae, iiltreoe 0raa
Soaar, bans bare Sober oar Marter al buasic Steue o.
Sarnebulfe. aaiscuel par Ser nOsst Mcnnelfelist tus
page oeire Stittelie. ,San par en- al Sisle title Grub:
'ere' DDts aano terer pua fig ielu Manacl al 9iG'
ring ira Verpen u~oeniOr. gu ~srunoebe ban ouer gtos
get, lon lpntes at ipIoe bam meb @leoe GA Seic'
uisbeS.
"Sa," iasSe ban til fig lelu, "iea bar fuubet oct.
Eureka! CONNIE paradigma! famine ~syntariS! iaul'
me prosodia! Der sipes lite mere enb en- 0eflh,atica
% Ell Sonli9atton, men to numerf, ~forltaar bu, bet tonS
nasr pi lite ira. On for big Os jog for mig, men bsgss
tt'lanamen er ri iere. 9atin iom graIf, bet er life an.
Oct emo Ntunoarter. 2atinen TANNER fra G,raifen,
@rGl'en ira SoptIif, Soptiit fra Sebrait oa iaa uioere,
l@orliaar ou? Der siues life mere cnb ct Spros - lrs
lproSet, Oct, iom par for Sabels 9aurn, 90 bet bar
leg %fnnbet!"
San lasOe eftertrpt poa bette lea, reiite zig fra
Stenen % ltOO Der ilasfGrOis o~psrfOr ale Mooitanbere,
I'm esen Sanfe @~,ienltanS for GcrSens geunoriug.
9e'nmel'99eoet Tor bans S~eotommeuSe laa lfiult / bette
Ses, Der bar bruSt iaa mango lterfe glanSer Seluiors
9u0slle, Slsen er iaa IGrb, iaa flor. laa op6sist opcr
ufennelters laopanlise Mtaal, at lite en- qloruno aabur
ls unoer bans Job bette Iumife, alt neStlqSenoe. ali
IOrHrstenSs, @nb ~trOOienSe Sea.
C6ortiGtteS.)
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
So
"SuoriOr ifal bet uGre pett?"#)

SDootlpt lul pel UWIe ptlls
Oct par uo Molfua unoer Sr. Safob. gtei, peo
Eroitita par bet. gi par fire Mono til Ssit paa Yoit
peo 6loben. De to ifuloe boIbe Sast, og be to boloe
Gait. Oct par toIot; ri tGnote SID. $oapbe iiltet
Sarcrrec. Billie itsse benz. Sruste SuGroene til
Ste9eipio. Sad, iasbe aorporal Siugs. buoruaar bar
bn iiOft pafet Din Stiorte +? Seo Snletio, iasoe ieg.
90 MI CT Oct mart Oiari Dag, iagbe Siusg. 9i paifer
pore Stiorter, mems nj bolber Nait, Sad, iasbs ban.
goot, iasoe leg, iaa fan be torres ueo Sloeu Si
ioo, iom Dor Ssrrs baube ifabt os, ba to al Sapisbas
Soiatfer tom farense imob os. Siusg aftso for at
uaritO Sasten, % ies fit be Goberormc Ouer mig. Geu
Spiooet no al 3Ioen iaa uarmt. iom bet par; Der iao
Ell brGnpt Silt pua bet. 9tpgsen iri mob ct 9inSetre.
Eursrepe Sppoene meo oct sloenSe Spio. Speb aoiat.
ternes StiGs, iaa bet buisleSe benz 49,. Se, til ben
Dag beo ies Sad, men iipen tuIOte Gifabrouen mig
Sodipett."
9usor 10. Suu sao mol baue feet &Oiatternes
iuepne StiGsl
"Dieu, {" iasoe bun, 4ber CT auSrs mere Nupns enc
Sadipett. 9anuabiS buao er ban for en- "a
"GanuabiS? Oct r en- TOILET 6yr paa fsrton6s.
Dor Der peO Sunoet."
"anbers, Der sr en- Saao. Lao oS 70 ser ovcr. 9,o
nil ie GaunabiS. DE Tiger, at ban ilaar giifoper ibieI
meo eatin. "
"aei, 2e tiger, at iOmme Cher bar ban lin for.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
SUI asWptitier.

Wuo friif poaFpmmet Snue onbeinles
at iuoaanoe 8amierpampe. Man tai
fer iig iocbnnnc pto at bGloe eli 5beife
iinItpot &anfer / ct bpit Glas % Iaa
igloe bette balpt meo fpgbeot Sanb.
Sper @lasiet letter man iaa ct GrHm-
merbuS, boorai man bar repet ben lpiole
Guoc, ian at mau fan itifte belle gGien
NED i9jcuuem. Saa trGtfer man eieus
mem Sulet en- 10-15 Mtinutters Sio
9ampen til Jig. 4-5 Elmer eiter tar
man en- mn Snbaanouing, ps liseiaa
lang Sio eiter enbul en-, buis man life
allerebe er bleuen bra peb Sielp al Dc
fprlte.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
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|qofsOag ben S t.
II, 6oiposOas iOr
|;Sst 5ogneprGit q
|Sop6r. ariit!!ddl1
. bltp iorOfaitet
. ricO "6ornslen4
loi to al ben aioDl
lire 6errer al 6dI
par ircmuleOt en-
!. rloOtage 2i9et o:
. Qirten % inoiat !
\ sra grpsse.nli ino!|
\ sper par gcien bel
n ;elp par for Nnle
\ sranic % @uirla1
i S~ifeitolen par tlg
4 anitaltnins al 8
\ Tof. 9iSfiiteit {
i ggsS Blumiterfra
\ ben par iDnlig.
i isrfcn tent no
. be9se 2pietrOuer
~hceligbeoen emo !
Scgruuelien Q
steO ST. II y
i QitcpOlos Menls
\ ria men,, at &lrt
4 ocot 6cis9t Sno
4 ssaet gnite blep !
A Son D0lOt | &lrf
. no til @rapen.
i gp0neprGit Srei
j 6iertelige 0ro 4
i han bopoe uoruit
Il @pner % @aper
Of uarntt Sierte,
i beib3iclt i Sirter1
8 "a eli lang Grbe
4 &irfiont6eO til Q
Y enoclig ipr, at ID
II bant 2iu8ign, at
Il % fattj9 men a
bet bar ban oep
q ~llmlOoelbart
nlanoitnbcts ORR
onlp1te Ell Sfrtj
~glnleOning al en-
ItiGutct @ape
buoraf Henterne
bnnlle ~uGroige 3
bulpcr 5attt9ni1
Stripelie uotale
mgbcOcn Iltc,
"a rsubco rneo bal
(1S26-lS40l
SiOe par uerfar(
SiOe iD9elis, nj
ham nlco SeluilI
Gen abode b
net Salmerne, B
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
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oct tuOre piier
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bentrc 8Dsntn9
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ittO iUr ben pffe1
3 gamle Dag
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1917. s bet II
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rcr ben altiaa |
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| iGrOeles pasien
| Bum. Som 81
| alSieS uf Sang
ull 0a oct paf|
i ale 6enleenber
I gOeier. Yrgi
1 anOen religib8
i 6UlOes Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Gnbuer ombDsselis Samilieiaber
pil altio BABE nosle Meoiciner / lit
Sis. Si fjenber insen bebre % mere
uirfiomme Wtioler END "&urifo" oa
"SlezSio". &c Npertisiemeutet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

6aa life for itrengt irette meb en-
Wauo, lpm itlaleer paa fin &one !
gnores Taabsr. San tor maalfe life
9ipre Def, iiaar De to er alene.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

S omfrius ct slar leo ies al Gitbma
iloen Dog at finbe 2inbriua uep noset
Miobel. Guoelis brr9te icg Or. Aus
quit 8pnis's Samburser Srpittbe %
bleu f%uloltGnois belbrebet pao npalc
Tiger. - @ilbelm Snsienteuiel, 400
ct. Soiepb Street, &o6eiier, u. y.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
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nlHffe Oeo
ira 6ariuuo DC
bag Gitermibb
OlDtte, ioet en-
&aptctn Snlpe
bOrte pao III
6icm Iuitabil
Cmtrnlg &lpffc
en- NOen SiGgt
IormOocntlig |
HRrbcoeu al
nils 8ci 6eri|
soft ueo Sid
men 6Ono MI 9
De intct 6OrIpd
6Orulpttcoes q
ben; SOaOen d
Gen 6Orutpttc
. I0mlet Re0eri
9ogcn iDr MI
| ben tiObt. 81
fig Siomonb,
Der tjcnOte bal
bans GOrulor
| 6~lGgun9er
| srOoer hlbns|
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

ROrgc8 &
Gtatsrano 81
menbeO % |
6iiterHuipeltd
I'll Of r~euliierl
ON StOdbp
@0rteO fpr
GtikrUnipcft1
at ~nnoeri0se
isrit Slit til 4
mk
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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
HOUSEHOLD nREvITlEs

-nccurating a home that 4 never r.
rzdiated with hearty good mature l. like
fr~cscoing q cellar Nail
An saectuAl reme1y Tor Shiny and
greasy drain pipes Is oopperAs dissolved
and left - work gradually through the
pipa
"A simple mean Of changing the air
Of = siek-room Il 10 open . window az
the top and opening the door. move IL
back and forward rapidly. : a. 10 insure
. current Of fresh air from the window.
Corn oysierN-Take one pint Of
grated corn. two beaten eggs, and a.
much corn starch As will adhere to-
gcther. shape into corks and fry to \
light brown In got lard Wheat -four
will do instead Of corn starch Tor bind
ing the past-Banner and Herald.
"A Breakfast Relish Toast slices Of
stale rye or brown bread butter we'll.
and pour over them hot milk which has
been seasoned with salt pepper and
butter. and thickened slightly with
-four. The addition Of n few spoonfuls
OF grated cheese makes this a nice sup
per or lunch dish.-Poultry Monthly.
-TomatoSoup One quart OF pared and
sliced or canned tomatoes one quart of
water. boil for forty minutes add one
half cupful OF graham or white -four.
mixed TO a cream with cold water, n
tablespoonful OF sugar. salt and pepper
10 taste; add one and one-half cupfuls OF
milk. bring to a boil, and II is ready to
rve-Housekeeper.
Simple Cure for Catarrh To an
ounce OF glycerine add fifteen or twenty
drops OF carbolic acid, and thoroughly
apply with 4 small sponge. known as the
ear sponge. The stimulating and anti
septic properties Of the carbolic acid,
combined with the soothing qualities Of
the glycerino, produce the most happy
results. This remedy affords almost inn
mediate relief to an ordinary cold
Household.
Corn Starch Cake.-One-half cup but
ter. one-half cup sweet milk, one-half
cup corn starch, one and one-haif cup
-four. one cup sugar, one-half teaspoon
full soda, one ~teaspoonful cream tartar,
one teaspoonful salt Last add the
whites ofthree eggs, beaten stiff. Flavor
with vanilla. Bake in sheet Icing for
same-Take enough pulverlzed sugar TO
make the desired amountand flavor with
vanilla. Add n little cold water 70
moisten the sugar, then add a piece of
melted chocolate size OF a walnut
Spread on the cake with a broad bladed
knife.-Boston Globe.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
Lam INTELLIGENCE.
Remarkable Evidences of Adaptablllty In
the Egyptian Lotus.

the Egyptian Lotus.
An illustration of apparent intelli-
gence In plants is the behavior OF tho
Egyptian lotus in this climate. In the
warmer countries, where IL Is at home,
the roots Of the lotus spread laterally
close TO the surface. In this country the
plant learned. after n single years ex-
perience OF q New Jersey winter to pre-
pare for this freezing season by aban-
doning its surface lateral roots in early
autumn and sending out q crop of roots
lower down-so far down that they were
below the reach OF frost In this way
the plant kept up its life continuously
over winter, and when spring returned
the deep-level roots were abandoned in
their turn and the surface roots once
more sent out.
Then there are certain minute plants,
some OF them quite microscopic, which
grow in waysido pools and which move
continually in whirls and spirals with
out n moving influence in the water.
In n myriad form of this minute life the
erudition of the profoundest men OF sci
ence is required to determine whether
they are animal or vegetable in their
nature. And her who knows whether
the scientists are quite right? The
moral OF the whole matter is that life In
the two forms Is identical. But whaf
have you said when you have said
that? Does the fact OF the identity
prove that there is spirit in mat
ter, or that animal, human intelli
gence is merely a phase of NATTER 70,
pay the money of your education ant
take your choice OF the two horns o
the dilemma. -Boston Transcript
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12

Cart YET zee TIE house 4 O. fuT An
In iess'n . miuute No was est a-sailin'
far them rAttley CID stairs They'd
jest began 10 kiudle. an the smoke
xas comm Up like a hurricane. Come
alongF yelled TO Dick Wen make
m. He vas follcrin' tight 10 my heels
with the little cove hold oi his hand.
an he grinneA Drive ahead. SAYS be.
We got half way down all right an
then-weli. ispese twas the smoke an
the blanc scared Jamie. II kept comm
up thicker an faster. an arsi thing We
knew he'd pulled away his hand. I'm
not goin'r be yelled. an vent tcarin'
back like all possessed an as II tho
room was the safes, place in tho world.
instead OF where you was sure n bein'
roasted Dick stopped. I'm voln' back
after him.. says he, turnin' white round
the gills
eyer bloomin' idiotF yelled I. can't
yer see yer won't cir down these stairs
II yer don't come now? The little FOOLS
hid under the bed. Yer can't git him
out
''He looked down TO where them
stairs was beFinnin' to blaze, an then
grinned a little. lie want no coward.
well. I'll try a y he. an II ] don't,
goodbye. Bllly;' an the next second
he'd given ono OF his tarin' leaps right
Into the smoke.
"'went down. Me Course l aid.
sTwouldn't made a. no easier fur hin
my stayin' there, or mebbe would; buI
| amt none o. the kind what throw u,
the sponge fur nothin'. went out an
rushed up the road yellin' fire with th,
rest Of 'em. an most crazy Till the lad
ders come, an then l showed EN- th'
winder-thc only place he could git GU
OF. an helped fix the ladder. A fire
man was Jest startin' up when saw hfE
a-standin' there by the winder will
that same grin he alwcrs had whom he''
done a good thing, an fooled the cop
out OF a Job lie stood there lookir
like a soldier, with the little fool a
cryin' an screamin' in his arms. He
wrapped him up in his coat or sun
thin, 10 no wouldn't git scorched, al
Jest as he reached down an handed hir
TO the fireman he see me Their In tn
crowd, an give his hat a wave-the wa
|, we'd greed on to let the other knol
II things was goin' all right with NJ
An then there come a crash-tho FOO
. he was standin' on give way, an that
|, the last | ever sec OF Dick.
"We-el. / do know as-hold on, bosl
/ what yer giyin' us? l want snivellin
/ amt one OF them kind that goes roun
l cryin' like a gal; but when you talk {
( bricks, he was a Jolly one, an no nil
| take. 'Jamie?' The Countess took hi.
to live with her, same as Dick said 81
would. Said he made her think OF h'
little boy that died. Nav. Thu
I want nothin' said about It in the p
pers. l was the only n knew whit
made him go back, an | didn't bla
o Dick want the kind that wanted an
a swell made over what he did. But
told the other i%ellers. an we're getti
o him up n stone, with his name IN a
: the year. Amt goin' to have no slouC
of q thing fur brick like he was. b
S IL makes us stick TO business pref
Q close, an keep on a lookout fur the we
dressed coves we think Shine, sir
}, Pauline Phelps, in Leslie's illustrate
e Newspaper.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
TIE DECLINE OF PokunvlLLg.

Pokumyllle stool o. the hin.
one schooi-hnuse an9 = STORE.
Enough 60 eat 81 corn al wheat
An aidnf want noihin' mmc
We had enough n q garden stur.
An somstimes sass an pie
An Pukumyiilc steod on the I'm
An igt the wori' 80 b..
pokumxlle stood on thc hnL
~ hoys an girls werr we'd
A. settled down an titled the Eruun'
~ their forcfathers he'd.
An children Frew. as chiidrcn d0
BOYS lived 10 home until
They took en- wives, then an their lives
Thcy lived IN Pokumvilic.
We lived up there In pure air.
Upon the good OF hill.
TIL the railroad came with smoke and
dame.
An cut through Pokumville.
We caught the stride Of the WORT outside.
Our young men heard its roar,
An They left the hill % p~okumyille,
An We see our boys no more.
An all the girls. with smiles an euris
Hev gone an followed the boys;
The big wori's din there's magic In,
There's music in ITS noise;
They've felt the charm an left the farm,
They won't come back again,
An Pokumville upon the hill
Is . village Of oil men.
The engine shrill through P~okumville,
With Is demon screech an cry,
Has carried away our hope an stay,
An left us here 20 die.
But one thing will stay an not go away,
One oil mans tired bones,
Upon the Hill In ~Pokumviiie,
shall rest beneath the stones.
IS. W. Foss, in Yankee Blaaa
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
A pea,h blow 20 HI. Popularity.

First Western Politician don't want
to sec the Colonel elected. How can
we contrive to spoil his chances? Could
we get up a baby show and appoint him
Judge?
Second Western Politlcian-Naw, that
dodge is played out. Let's get up q
baseball match between the lawyers
and business men OF the city, and get
him to umpire the game.-Munsey'i
Weekly.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
NExT YEARS FASHIONS.
Large Plalds to Be superseded by Checks
of Dimlnutive Size.

Large Plalds to Be superseded by Checks
of Dimlnutive Size.
While the hot weather is still on us
those whose business IL Is TO ioresee and
in a certain sense to lead public taste,
the manufacturer and the designers.
have already made their preparations
for tho summer season OF 1891. 1t Is
still too early to predict what will be
actually worn next summer and IL is
much easier 10 name the styles and
fabrics which are more or less certain 20
find little II any favor.
Flower des gins in jacquard styles
have no friends Fine, soft one-color
goods in India cachcmire finish and one
color. striped, vigogne goods have all
the chances OF being extensively worn
next year. Shaded stripes will fight for
a place and a good place, too. and
ombre styles will be met with in all va
%rieties, on Indian cachemire grounds
on vigogne and on soft cheviot Broad
shaded stripes in all possible combina.
tions In simple and combined, straight
and crosswise and zigzag styles will be
seen.
%Changeant styles have many admirers
who foresee their adoption. These
styles may do very we'll on silk and
half-silk goods, but the reproduction OF
the same on wooden goods is beset with
so many technical difficulties that their
commercial success on wool is out OF
the question until some method OF over.
coming these difficulties has been
found.
Shaded styles have success assured.
Some OF the latest samples show
shaded dots and bomb designs be
tween fine stripes; shaded stripes
alternate with one color and shaded
pea designs in stripe. A lot OF
very fine stripes or hair lines combine
into a large stripe which is bordered on
both sides with fine-shaded cube de.
signs, the combination being very Of.
fective.
Large plaids have met with scanty
favor this summer, although they had
been brought out in nice color combina.
tions. This will prevent their being
sampled extensively for next year. On
the other hand, small squares, in sub
dued ~quadrangles, which are cut by
lines that form larger squares, may find
deserved recognition. English styles
of worsteds in gray or made in small
squares, occasionally rendered more eff
fective by means of small silk knots
will also be worn.
Cheap beiges (vigoureux) will b'
much worn with shaded stripes II
knotted or in oval designs and othe,
similar detached styles.
In imitation of the black ground mus
lin prints which were favorites las
summer in colored flower designs, sim
liar styles have been introduced OF
cachemire. Black Indian cachemire
are seen with small embroidered flower
in c%olors, with golden yellow wheat ca
designs, In green leaf and weed EN-
broidered designs. Very light voil,
tissues are being prepared showing larg
/ squares formed by knotted stripes.
, All the styles mentioned have goo
chance for next summer 1t seems rs
I sured that soft fabrics and shaded style
\ will have q good run.-Paris Cor. DIR,
Goods Economist
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
salmon p. Chase,s Law Sign.

In the doorway OF an old building on
East Third street, near Main, a build.
ing formerly occupied by legal offices,
Is a small square sign, the letters OF
which are painted in gilt on the door
post The letters have been dimmed
by age and storms, but they are still
quito legible. This is the sign:
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12

old Lady lat Tampa Bay)-"My
daughters want to go sailing. Can you
swim?" Yacht Skipper-"No, num-"
Old Lady-''My goodnessl What could
you do II any thing should happcn?"
Yacht Skipper-"Please, mum, wen
the man wot does the sailin' can't swim,
he's mighty kereful not to let any thing
happen. Good News.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
SALMON =. CHASE
AND
Y. HALL ATroRNEYs-ATLAw.

II was in this building that the fa-
nous Chief Justice and his distinguished
law partner, Flamen Ball, had their
Office for many years, and in the many
changes that have been made in the oc-
cupants of tho building and the signs on
the door.posts, this sign, with its famous
names, has been curiously preserved
Cincinnati Gazette.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
Tnnds rs In.rct Traps.

Not a single creeping, crawling or
hopping thing is 10 he seen In our toma-
to hot bed OF four sashes, except one
toad, which in reality is nothing else
than a wandering (hoppingl insect trap.
and gobbles up every hapless small crea-
ture that gets into 1t. OF course we
make a pet Of our living insecticide,
and have almost learned to admire its
handsome color and its intelligent eye.
Sometimes we give it an especially
dainty rhorsel, such as q large May bee
tie, or even a potato beetle, acentipede,
etc. Our guest takes them all with
equal gratitude and appetite. There
can be no doubt that toads may be colo
nized and put to good use in cucumber,
melon and squash patches. We intend
to assign to them the duty and response
bility Of keeping the vines free from
bugs this year, and believe 1t will be
safer to trust to their watehfulness than
to depend on poisonous applications
Popular Gardening.