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Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
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TONNE iii at mite Mr. 6. 6. gelt, Der
nGrmeit bar u9ret Den, ion uusle aur
bar f~orcitaaet 8riiter. 6Or ct Bar
Tiger iioeu tos ban en- Eur Op til Wtin'
uenpolis, O9 lolgte Der lin Gnoel / Sus
britten til en- eller Here 8erioner. Der
ital M fpwme en- np 5Ormano o9 en- ny
8eitprer, %, uanr oisie er iat inO i
8eitiQinsen, r|eiier Self til Chicago for
at inbtrGbe / 8orretntrs iammeR meo
lin Srpoer.
- Scr. u. 90. 9errp afreiite / 1irss
bags til Salt Safe, lltab, meb ct Gars
lOao ristig up8ti9e 9eite.
- R. 8. &ibiOr, en- Sgn al 8pens
Justice of Peace, Scr. @ibiuu. er ual8t
til Mnyor i MiQbont, g. o, itjsut bal,
buuoe N iGroeles itert MOotanbioat.
- 8rOi. 8puteIe er life ri9tig raii
enOna, bps bar ban aIla8t ct fort Seigs
/ SgisSfolrn, bupr 8rof. g8irOm uita'
rierer / bans Steb iom 8eitprer.
s. Sadlutb fOreta8er en- betpoelig
O~mbDgnjng al tit 8eboclicsbuS paa
@tain Street.
- &uorelp Gamipn bolocr pau al
sraue fig NED / Soroeu; bet er elonr
life Dtan8c, iOm pso, boao 5la9s 8g8'
ming ban pil Opipre paG ben Srunomur,
ban Der ital lG9ge.
Senrp Qabt, iom for 8 Aar itoen
pnr auint / Republican" Office, bar
uGret beruebe ira Ct. 8aul for at be-
ip9e fin MOber og SpItenoe.
- q. Gspeletb / Riogeiudp bar / b.
iioite 2 Mtnaneoer miitet TO al fine
Sgnuer peo Sp9oUm.
- 81. Siguro Saluprion uar bjemmt
/ 8eips oper Ssnoas.
- so. 2arieuS Srs paa MebauiI
Street par me9et e ueo at sau Op
2uer tent 2srba9 Giteu. Oct par no.
Der, iom iaa oIte eQers, at en- defective
flue pur Stploen /, at bet Ina itpst nj
for 8p9ninsen. Oft git Dog beore, cnt
bet ina I'D til, blot liot al @ulut9ppe'
us SensttGber tUs Stabe, iaa Srano
manbitabet, ION mpbte irem, Flap a
BRUCE SIangerne.
Gnbuo paa Spfprelie af ct Stole
bus i SUBS iitrict $40, 4, / 9lItric
EOlunibip Sigblano, 8inneibeif 60.
Soma, inoleperes til z. g. grosrior
buOr 8laner o. 10. fUretisser inotil 16b
Mai, ST. l @iterm.
- 9ecOrab Sanoonrt ifal after ia
lin RprlG9ning iprlnn9et, nemlig IF
Sisrnet al 8ronoiuap % Mebani
Street, en- 8lpd peitpper iii Ben uurlt
Sirts, % tiai9e ira Bubble. Stplebuis
pitUoer til @aibinston Street, tnb
2oen 8nrb % ppOper til Boards fate
lige Sebueliesbus.
- g. s. Sanger er reiit til Gite
for at sisre Snbtjpb al npe 8arer.
;. s. @nsbrstiun bar tisbt IA.
9ulurences Sus paa 8rpaowap 70
81, 200. Sr. 6. mener, at ban pa
iaast minbit 1000 Dollars aipb.
- 8siret bar / be iibite 3ase bore
ristis uarmt, iua Sapeitelet er paabt
9pnbt hiit % Der. Nat III Wanoa
resnebe Del.
- 8. Z. Reli bar tisbt Granbell
leoise Bp99etomter | N9rbeoen al Nl
8. MOntgomerps % Mr. 3nubnep
gebueliesbuie spbtanten al 8pen, 0
oSter Der at opiDre zig ct Siem.
8. g. 9bprion af SeSpsr agte
at sisre 2ouiiianu til fit lrsmtibio
Sjem. Sioite llge Ilpttebs ban me
belle fin 5amilie, % Rciien sioibt pan
monb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
qcn 2ooe Nprtl. 1891

2tN &upe ANtlly lcJA,
AreaturmarieOet bar iioIte uss pGret al.
,pi, 1tutcrs, 8pier % aipr iol9testl uiR0'
pauli9 bpie Griier. Gilfprie! 45,728.
Natives 1000 10 400 lbs. 4.95-6.25.
Stockers 600 to 900 lbs. 8.O0-4s0. Heif-
ers 3.20-4.S5. Cows 10000. Bulls
8j0-430.
Spin. Wartsoet begpnOts roltgt o9 iuaBt
ca bar urrtt ilnttuerenoe, Irticrus bar uO-
ricret mcget. 3iliprieI 1oi0O4
Prime heavy and butcher weights SHY
$40. Packing ard shipping 4O0-5.15
Skips and selected light 3.75-5,10.
faar. Worfsoet bar pRret Itprlt % al
tint Tor ale suitsltgs SUrter 6oar. Gor
tunss 5uar bar Salget prret minSre aitiut
GtligrieI 4s,47o,
Natives 525-5.5O. Westerns $40
Sos. Lambs 5.00-6.S0.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
Narsbaaene for grpnnps aetsr.

lite glar: Cotton Wedding; 2bet:
Paper Wedding; 3bie: Leather
Wedding; ste: Wooden Wedding;
zoe: Woolen Wedding; lobe: Tin
Wedding; 12te: Silk 4 Fine Linen
Wedding; 15oe: Crystal Wedding;
2ooe: China Wedding; 25be: Silver
Wedding; 3Ote: Perl Wedding;
40oe: Ruby Wedding; 5ooe; Golden
Wedding; 12ee: Diamond Wedding.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

"SfanotuaotIt 5ppografiIt Gioenbe, Organ
for De ltanotnauilte 3ppograier / Nmerita",
er ct mt 8lao, DER uotom meb tit fgrIte
9funter | april Waaueo fra minneapolis,
Mttnr. Bet er let at ~Ipritau, at ct laaoaut
WfeSoeleliesmiooel maa al nprIt.ameritanIte
3pposrafer omiattes meb SnteresIe, Oct
Sdnme bar piit fig psiaa bIarbt anorc ga.
toner, os mango anors END be, iom "%itabler"
Upper, oil IitterIi9 lRie bet, os lore al oct.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
"SflGmt er bet beOite Miebel ii

"SflGmt er bet be0Ite Ribbel til
SamIHnoets Seuarins Os bgr oerfpr up.
mintres O9 Opelitss paa ale lopliae
Nfaassr' 6olt logger ulbris 9lauer
nj r'Oset Onot, nnar Dc er glade. ritpl.
Dig satter er en- 5ienoe af Snbitab 90
S'anoale, men en- Ben al sUot; Den
ioreSer bort Sclbeiinoenoe, aisr % let.
'ere ON 9lertst % iOrfriiter Dor Sisrne".
Mar Noeler.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

: Maret 1890 er 1900 Sig bleune
brGnote | Grematoriet paa Pere La
chaise-s irteguaroen / Yaris. III oisie
bar 2,1S8 Sig, Der life bar iOrlanate
ltolepcreoe al geotOmmenoes Samiller,
men blep ienbt ira DC Oifentlige SuIpi.
taler Sirette til Grematoriet. Sun /
100 Gilfrlbe bar bet Sig al Soft, Der /
oeres lioite Silie baoos ubtalt gnltet
ON at bliue brRn0te.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
GmbebsbciGttelier | aanle Saae.

timber Oloenbursrrnes Resimente bar
oct life ijeloen, at Gmbeber Iattes unber
Sammeren % icl9tes til SpiItbpbcnpe.
Saoleoes bar ugiao 3ilfGloet / 1923,
ba ariItiania III en- esen 9t~uftionsoiret.
tsr. gn q. Ntelien bsb iaalebes 1000
&~i8soaler, 5orfatteren Sper @iel, Der
ienere bleu 5p9eb, bsb 1904 Riqsbaler,
men 8asmns BartbOlin bleu BOG ben
lpttelige Snoebauer Of @mbsoet. San
fiji remlis 9ililaget for 1855 &iasbaler.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
Seobemaal ueo Seitepebbelcb

Gnglan0. Wr. Samuel Smitb oil /
u~nberbuiet rette en- 5ureippr9iel til
Snoenrissminiiteren ON, buOrpiSt beune
bar bemnrtet, at bet frapite 3eputeret,
TANNER bar pebtaset en- 9op ON at for
bpoe ofientlise 8Gebemaal paa 8aobe.
lsbsbauerne, % ON Der life matte upre
Nnleonins for ben enselIte &eeieriua til
at iaa Ell lisnenbe 2uu pebtaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
Sttcratur.

Utter bar 9itber College / 8ecprab nd.
ienot lin Nars.8atalog, pent uOItpret % rta
pno Gp!psntn9er au9aaeroc ben me Bpo.
ming rteo me9et GnOet. Gnbber, Der inter.
eslerer fig for Sfolc8lernin8eu blanot ben
norltsamerifanite SeIoItniug. bDr Itaife Iia
Den Ueo at benueuoe Jig til Sfolerts 8eItDrer,
Brof. 8. 2arien, DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
Sngen baarlia 8ruub,

5ngen baarlig 6runo. "Men,
tiGre 5anien, boOriOr bar bet esentli9,
Oh pppeoe 3rRtte meO Din Ben Often
igaar?"
"Aa, oer bare rOlis, ON ct Bar
Gage er Oi lise sUbe 8enner ioien.
Naar lss bppeoe a(ammeri meb ham
l9aar, ina bar Oct tun for, at ban life
ltlIloe beOs mig til 6aooer ibaa."
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
Tor 'Ettsrabspsit,n.'
NeItgtoncns Wagt.

2et er Uelpen, al Ell TerlpN, lOW !
fit llnsbom bur bprt be berlise Salmer,
blioer ubepeset lige til i'm SiGls 8pb,
q ban bsrer benz iungne meb 9noers
li9beo % Strait, os san9en bites 10 !
9uften, naar ban pasisrer fOrbi airten
% ielu maoite er bct9ntt paa Before at
gaa paa gale @eie.
unoertiben bar cit Mauo burtfaItet
fit Sin, fin gnersi % tit 9ulent, iom
fuuoe baoe paret til @elii8rell e for
WenneifeTr9ten, Os naar ban bDrer be
8antle Welobier, brin9er bans Sub
~bilonins BAN tilbose til g%urneuarene,
oa ban fnalebe, meo fit SOusb / i'm
Mooers Stisb, meoens bun fang ben
ianme Salme, iom aIori9 oil bIioe
gammel. Sans Zine btiper uuaoe ueo
Sarten ON, bppr imertellg bum uiloe
fple bet, ON bum MI leoebe % pibIte,
puu bpilten @ei, ban M beinnot fig.
Salmeiansen / 8irfen pp66rer, Gcliigs
nelIen lpoer, %, ioet airte9jan9erre
i~orluoer airten, tager ban iis iammen
p9 meo ct utuulmobi9t "8pt!" iuriattsr
ban i'm gei, oreb pucr, at ban ifuloe
bape fslt fig iaa beonget, os ioet ban
mumler: Seq er pOret fra aft bet
Der"
Nteu ban er life ppyst fra BET; bet
er | BAN. Set otl fpmme iii bans De-
pioitbeo, euten ban snIter Oct, euer Ell.
Snofpoelie EN- eior ii9 fGlt tiltrOo8 for
! ale bans 8~eItrRbelier for at le 40 bet
eler reiorere bet bort; bet ganr iaales
bes, ior1 bet git Sobn Ranbplpb, ipm
eiter mango gtars 2io / Ntbeisme,
8eroslisbeb os iorfGn9elt9 s@r9jerriss
beo efterlob bet @ionesbDro, "at De
eneite Wenneifer, 6nu npseniinbe tieuote
soot os Tom r9r, iom ban life fauot
ulpftelise, bar pprigtise 2roenoe, Der
inorctteoe lit Sin iaa spot, ium Mennes
Ifets Natur pilbe tiQaoe bet, / Sperens,
%itemmelle meo @~uanseliets 5prltriiter.
"Ofte," flyer ban, "bleu min 8arn=
ooms 24rbomme brepne bort al min
5orretnins p9 min Sa9en eiter 5orngi'
~elier; men efter en- 5ibs Surlsb fom
be for mig mere bpppis Os bleu mere
parise bos mig, inbtil be tiliibit bar be
fsrite 1anfer, noo jes ~paasnebe, Os be
iioite, naar ies sit tilienss." San til'
fsier: "Ses tunos life brine benz uat,
ont ies oiloe."
"gtu os ba liter jes osiaa at sua
airte," iasbs en- uls Manb liseiom
uuoifplbenbe til en- sliben, Der bare 10
40 cenne 9ante.
"8raiteinat! 9r9iteinaf!" ubraabte
hans aamerat. "Sis mig, bpab gUot
fan bet oa sisre oig?"
"Na," iasoe ben uuse Mano, "naar
ieg bsrer oisie samle sause, er bet, Ii.
seiom ies bsrer min Mlooers manenos
Stemme, ba ies iOrlOb Sjemmet for al
blioe ben Spnber, ies M er. Seq fan
life iiss big, bpprlepes bet er, at De be-
pager mig, eller boprleoes bet er, at BE-
brinser mig til at snifs, ieg bar beore,
Sois ie8 noseuiinbe bliper beore, laa
oil bet uare, iorbi ies life fan uoitiae
Dem ira Glt, ium I mine bepre Sieblitts
ipnes mig parbt at inb%beiatte | bet Orr
"Siemmet." @alter Scptt ia8oe, oa
ban laa paa lit 2sosleis, til i'm Sui
s~erisn: "Sliu Ell goo Mano, 9odbart.
en- triIten Wanb; iatet Slnpet bill sipt
big nosen &o, uaar bu lisser ber."
Oct oilbt bore en- let Gag at naont
mango 1ilfalbe, buur Sorbens meit be-
sapsoe % itsrite Ganber bar aflas'
famine B,~bnesbprp, ~efterat De bapSe prs
bet Glt, Tom 8erben baooe at bpoe lite
bstior "b.n 6rso, iOm upersaar al 6or'
itano."
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
TN 0erre ! Union So. SIN. 10,

n alttOr tilba8ebulben til at bape lit
9'aon 'norptt | auiierue, blep belbrsoet
'Or a~Deamatisme Oeo Srusen al Cham
Oerlains Pain Balm, ~efterat ban iuraia.
'es bnpoe brust andre Meoiciner i IS
Var. 2iliaISs / ale 9~lpotbeier.
(GpriD.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

The question for debate at the DEBORAH
Institute next Saturday i, Resolved that
Northern Generals we're ADLER Generals
than the Southern Generals"
Affirmative leaders Peter McGinn.
Negative L. Clouse.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
Seleion til Imerifa.

NtS' ~O
orefteS alereoe 9lanen ON at iaa last
en- 5elefOH ooer atlanterbapet til Zine.
rita. 5oriss, ipm er sjprt peb 3iltnpt.
ming til ben alminoetise 9elssraitabsl.
bier, at 2pSeu naar frem. Men Der
plaa en- esen aabel II.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

Prof. Breckenridge is giving a Bust
ness Course equal to the best and at a
charge Of only $500 in addition to the
regular tuition, $500 a month.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
~ arfeosrappprt fra

- -leraage1 81 @
Live Stock Commission Merchants, Room
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

Btaettsr paa fsrite Rlasfts Sin'
Ter taasS btatet paa Soptofonto'
ret, Gus. 0rpbera. 63 q. Qin3te
etr., 0bteaeo, 81. e5l7s
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
llinsIsIe srsp. p,s SttOrab g. 9,

" Ihcmp'on-E 3ouplcu-N iis Mn
ra Sauaer -Drs @Iiune SaU'su Ole War
iiuieu Nlbtr, ~3tnieu-&nua 3alDbist.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
Stuctfipbcre,

fom l 9aar tGnfer paa at fsnoe efs
ter SIGstninse 90 Senner, faar
Siaetter paa ale lamp fibSiinier
biaisfi paa Sppeofontoret, Gus.
Srober8, 50 g. Rimjie Ctr, Sbis
easo, 81. 25.1S.s
OTHE RARE COIN co. suifer paoli.
beige AgeHter / shoert Conn / Dc Spreueoe
Stnier. til at iamle iielont Mpnter. 2GrIig
Sebauoliu9! Z Ian tieue gpoe 9euge oeo
al arbeios Tor os. Strip giorit euer @naelIt.
vi forbliper Ieres meo AgteIie The Rare
Coin Co., H~iinHeapolis, YilnH. 300
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

Prot. Breckenridge wishes to call the
attention OF the parents of his students to
their rapid Improvement in writing.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
'Qmerifas 6pnieapler"

noiommer bper Maauso / bort Spros %
,oiter fun 50 Gents for aaret. Bette 8luo
bar til 5ormnnI at ipreOe ajcHoitnb til 5ier.
iraapleH l~nalebss, at ben tan bliue en- for.
npisIis % en- Uistis SuotGstsiiloe paa jar,
men og Spen "ameritas Ssnieapler1 len.
bss I'll etbuertiombslit goitbus.
Sreps til "ameritas Spuieapler@ beoes
aprssierst iii
MAIDS Larsen,
S2i7.13 &eit Brand, geoar Co., Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

Mrs. Breckenridge is furnishing De
corah Institute students day board at
SI.65 per week.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

2jsb Goers Danny tfibSbiaettsr Der
bpor = fan faa Dem biaisn, Oct n
paa Sopeofontoret, 6uS. 9rs,
ber8, 63 g. &inaie Str., Gbieaao.
81. 2ss
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
COUNTY,

boor nllereoe pmtrtn9 1000 ltanotudptlte 6a'
miller bar uoieet Jig npe 0lenr. 3ette sr
Elaoien ipr 2auoipgere, JON bar IiOet Son'
tnnt % iom oerior man baue 8etalit9sptl'
tnarene prOnet efter i'm c9cn Raao p9 SetIig'
beo. 0e mango buubreOe YrairieIarmrre,
lpm Nar eiter Nar bar leet 5rigterte al III
Nrbeioe tiIintetglort al 5prten, % ionl llotte
Stnter bar lfrcpet til ps eitcr biaigt YAM
oil her iiuoe eli 3~orobunO, iom 9ioer Dem
9pu for oeres StrRu, os bcpr &e9r nltlo
Ialoer ri9eligt til at fire Ell gploen Self'
Sette er life oDrt SpefulantlanO, men eail0
lont lGl9cs til ben lape YriS al 81 % opopcr
pr. Icre. Sorobnnoeu er rig iprt Wulo paa
9erbnno, aliina Den irngtbarcite man tah
1inoe. Goot alfaliirit Sanb iinoes nperall'
10 a Is 5oos 3pbbe. Sfpper be'tnar mef
al Hardwood, iaaiom Spioea alt o9 Maple
% oil betale babe 2anoet og Spoprtnin8en
Ior ben, iom oil lGggc it c8et Nrocloe IT,
9ort Algrepei til Citation fan man ittre ns
ueo at TONNE os 9isre fit Sals tioltgt, Sot
9anoaScnt Sr. Sames Weiion, CT al
trGiie peo Staples, bppr ban pii nlpOe aue
9anoie9ere % piie benz 9aucct. Sllt pa''
at mc9et al bette or mt 2ano, iont er W'aP
ieoet for iprite Sang. 2ao oerior lille, JON
iaa oite FER, laoe 5pltere % Nnerianei'
tomme lsrit os faa alserus DC beOlte Stp'
Ter, men lao ior en- Gangs Sfplo Stano'l'a'
oerne pGlse iprit. 2om itrar, "a" raat
on baaoe oct binisfte % oct pe9"f'
A. e. Johnson q Co
LAND & EMIGRATION AGENTS
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
@noSticnener.
ASe srnsaa eiter Vaant.

q G~nanNrtjritu f~rrittommsuht Gpueaa
Hrrniobce i0lS
Sea0aasl.olt lice titrr @R6sttHtiitu,
Observation-Disclosures al ~. mts %rGouen
for uHg0ommen.
4 DEBORAH a~Qenjabtos atrie irriit. @Pas
bad Gormioeaq al l0IS mte Glicradua
MlteraanasaumeIaeii 2rroaa GitcTm,ooag
AL s..
2prSaesIioIe liqt sftsr @noftlensiien.
4rnnao gften al. ~ aoloes ct S1mtolt-
rlshe tai Stbanoltna al igiaeEoe SpgrBS.
wsaI. SuaS tan Der eisrtS for al mooarbtts
BE- FruFtcufabslafeu? Vile Iutberltc Sriii.
ne sr inobuios til at tase 7tl.
zen eraelffe slasie az acnfrrautsrHs
mrecr firSoag aitcn 81 !, ben ncrltt alasls
GHSeaa 6orRtiooas 81. i0la,
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

Der er ianoignliBOiS bare ct etc.
/ Berben, bpor 6ipliner laue5 / pD,,,
Itsrre Wangoe. 8ette Stco er g2ors
neufir9en i Gpitlano. SteOet bar nm.
firing $4,000 5nouaaners, iom ale leps,
al 5iolinma9eri. gSrneue, 8ebItsms,
oreus os be 0%raabaarsoe 0lOinger
laasObtiOm ale bar jim ba9lise 8eifief.
tlselle meo at lape en- sler auoen 9sr
al Siolinen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

$40 for SIS. a o. t. es; ;d bes tsS
tjgber Dor 10 Dollars aIGouiu9. Ser or
life Mase til ben / 6anoslsu. @lem M life
bette. VI. Z. Cation,
Opera House Taller
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

5or iaar TDs finbes intst b.Ar,
MliOSsl snb at lasse ct stptte aIonrJ
Bisb | Chamberlains Pain Balm
binoe bet onlfrins bet angrebn, st,S
4rsO bet, % ou cil bliOe OpcrraItet b,S
ben bnrti8e 2inoring, bet brinosr
Saunme 8remganqsmaabe oil fur.r,
%@beumatisme. 9itialss / oae gno,
tDeter. (apri0.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
EeeorabsW arfeo.

Q,cstag 2Jas gpgiI. 1891,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-02
The rlnns of ws.l,Inr,on CITY.


The city OF Washington was long
known as the city of MAGNIFICENT dis,
tances. Yet how few of us have ever
heard of the man who, with grand
faith in the future, planned the city and
designed its first public buildings Peter
Charles L'Eufant WAS born in 1755 in
France. lie entered the French army
with the commission of a lieutenant.
aud prepared to scale the slow and diff.
hcult ladder of military promotion. But
when the American colonies raised the
standard of revolt he watched tl.er
course with keen interest.
As soon as the colonies proclaimed
the doctrines of freedom and d.oured
themselves an indep.udent nation.
I,Enlant resolved TO give hIs skin as nm
engineer TO the cause
lie came over with LAFAYETTE in 1777
and almost immediately received n com.
mission in the Continental army O,
the 18Th of February ms. he wna mad.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-02

The supreme court Of the State of
New York has decided that it is tres
rass Tor honey bees to revel in flowers
growing upon land not belonging to the
owner Of the bees The ruling S just,
but the fun will begin when tha owner
of the land tries to avail himself of this
law, and 10 find out just whose bees are
standing on their heads in his flowers or
pirating the honey from his own bees in
his own LUckN heat field. There are
difficulties in the way of his getting his
wife to stitch his initials in the wings of
all bees from his own apiary, as she
would mark the corners # his handler
chiefs or the northern zone Of his stock.
ings Nor would it be pleasant job to
use rubber stamp and mark each one
of his honey making insects. The latter
would oil ject to tliis-pointedly. Cattle
may be branded, and sad eyed sheep
can he frescoed with brush and paint,
but the bee is not formed by nature to
wear the monogram of its owner
Neither las nature fitted the bee with
sale hnudle Whereby it could be held
while undergoing the process Of mark
ing The most amiable boy would de-
cline holding lee for such or any other
purpose, at least would refuse to hold
more than one. Even to catch anil in-
selt healthy bee in device made for
the holding process would Neutail pleas
ant results to the catcher The trespuss-
ing Of honey bees in New YORK State
will 60 on in spite Of the supreme court,
and the busy and buzzing respassers
will 60 unstamped II PittsJurg Bulletin.
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nL1Kr DRAWS TO 11Kr.n

Such, Science Says, Is the Law OF Conju-
gal Attraction.
Hermann Fol, one of the most eminent
of living embryologists, while stayin
at Nice-the mecca of honeymooning--
had his attention attracted to the resem-
blance between young married couples,
The popular notion that married people
"end 10y resembling each other" was
shared by Fol, but his trained vision de-
tected among crowds of young married
couples characteristics that led him to
suppose a contrary proposition to be
nearer the truth-they begin by resenl.
bling each other
To put the matter to scientific test M.
Fol engaged in series of observations
and researches on the photographs of
young and old married couples, the re-
suits of which he publishes in the Revue
ScientQque. His conclusions are as
follows: Out of 1873 young couples re.
semblance5 were found in 1872, or 66 66
per cent; out of 90 old couples examined
resemblances were found IN IS, OF II. 70
per cent
The vividly large percentage Of phys
AStlA SiAAlAdAAbAGo DCbNGtu JOhuS mari leu
couples is emphasized by the calculation
tliat in marriages made at Tandoni-by
chance he number of resemblances
would not amount to more than two in
a hundred. Am,ng the nonresem-
blances were included some very Curl
GUS cases, where man and wife, though
quite dissimilar in every other respect
yet exhibited in common "certain traits
constituting an ugllness more or less
ridiculous Fol iufers from this an ar.
gument i'll favor of the idea that candi-
dates for marriage do not fear the par
ticular form of uglidess to which their
mirror accustoms item.
After warning against hasty general
ization from Results SO comparatively
meager, Fol invites other sctantlsts 10
follow up the subject and verf fly or mod
ify the following tentative conclusions
lie draws:
~ In the immense majority of mar
riages Of inclination the contracting
! arties are attracted by similaritles, and
not by dissimilaritIes.
(2) The reseBblances between aged
married couples is not fact acquired
by conjugaI life.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-02
A Steam Phaeton.

The problem of making light steam
carriage las been attacked i'm promis-
ing way, says the Boston Transcript, by
NJ. Serpollet, the French engineer, whose
instantaneous steam generator was
brought to notice year or two ago.
THIS generator consists of a strong spiral
tube, from which a fine jet of water
Issues over a fire and instantly expands
in'o steam, explosion being impossible
and steam Icing brought at once to full
pressure. Such a boiler is especially
adapted for light vehicles. NJ. Serpolet
has been experimenting with it on tri-
cycles, and in his latest effort he en-
lloys it on large phaeton, capable Of
carrying six persons on its two seats,
with seventh passenger on stool in
'front.' The carriage is elegant in ap-
paarance and very comfortable. The
iler is under the rear seat and the fire
box receives fuel automatically from
chests on each side, while the water
reservoir and the engine are placed un-
der the front seat. The normal horse
p 'wer is four, which may be instantane.
ously increased to six. A speed of 10
miles an hour is obtained and grades of
one to twelve are easily surmounted
with full load. Water may be carried
for trip of about 90 miles and fuel for
% miles, and with full charge of fuel
and water the total weight of the car
rage is $3.50 pounds. Coke, of which
about 80 pounds is consumed per horse
power an hour, is preferred for fuel on
y streets on account Of its smol1eless-
ness. his novel vehicle is readily
guided through crowded thoroughfares
and is permitted on the streets of Paris
with no restriction except that the speed
Shall not exceed 10 miles an hour.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-02


Cold and moisture combined have ptoorsair-
ing effect upon the bodily organs. and the diges-
tive and secretiye processes are ant to be more
ardily performed In winter than in the fan.
The same IS true, also, Of the exeretory fune-
Jiuns. The bowls are often sluggish, and the
porse of the skin throw on but little waste mat
Ter at this season. The system, therefore, re-
luires opening up little, and also purifying
md regulating, and the safest, surest and mots
thorough tonic and Alternative that can be used
OT these purposes Is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. Persons who wish TO escape the Thumatie
twinges, the dyspeptic agonies, the painful dis
tnrhances Of the bowles, the bilious attacks, and
the nervous VisitatiOns. SO commOn at this time
Of the year, will do well 20 reinforce their sys-
TENS with this renowned vegetable stomachic
aud inyigorant. Il Improves the appetite,
strengthens the stomach, cheers the spirits, and
'TenoYstes The whole physipus.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-02

The average girl is not afraid o
langer, and the reports of eXplocinl
soda water fountains and poisonou.
ce cream do not interrupt the delight
tul placidity of her appetite.
The doctors are doing their best t.
convince the public that ice water Is
dangerous. Perhaps it is, but then, 81
are whiskey, and toy pistols, and ma
Srimony, and lots OF things.
Hungry Higgins-"Nothin," "cept
work"
In times of financial panic, even words
ail.
so you are married, old fellow2"
ayes"
"Who was the best man at the we'd
1ing?'
"She was"
The language of the deaf mute goes
without saying.
An electric spark-maling love by
telegraph.
The blacksmith Yields iron with
sealing whacks.
A friend indeed-The old fashioned
Quaker.
Everyone who goes up the Pixies
Peak Railway travels in cog.
Woman-"Cant you find anything to
do?"
Did they write Hog Latin with pig
pen?
The shoe dealer will do work which
is beneath other people.
Every fat man has a theory Of how
TO dispose of the surplus.