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The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-12-08

INVITED The following churches
have been invited to the council called
to install Rev. Edwin c. Holman, pastor
of the Congregational church: First and
Second churches, Ottumwa; Plymouth
church, Des MOines; the churches at
Eddyville, ,Grinnell, ,KeOsauGua, Newton,
Fairfield, Eldon, Cincinnati, Marshall
town, Webster, Beacon, Belknap, Ben
tonsport Keokuk and Le3iars. Presi-
dent Gates. of Grinnell, and Rev. c. II.
Keays, of the RavenswOod church, Chi
cagO, will be present.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-12-08
How Unpleasant

il is to see beautiful child'S face disfigur-
ed with vile humOrS, bursting through the
skin in pimples, blOtches, and sores, and
are laughed at and twitted in all such
cases. Parents should give them that
good and pure remedy. Sulphur Bitters,
which will search and drive out Of the
hood every particle of humor.-Real'h
Gazette.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-12-08

TRAVELERs.--The state travelling men
are now in session at Des MoineS and
Friday evening the much talked of ban
quet occurs. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the occasion and it
will be made one of the most elegant
occasions ever held in the state. y
number of our travellers from this city
are in attendance and more go up to-
morrow
The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-12-08

Steward, W w, mdse to poor farm 5 10
Steward, w w, cash to Mrs Wells 10 90
Smith, LOttie, mdse for David
The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-12-08

Voorhees,. 401
Whisenand, ], work at poor farm 10 90
d, work at poor farm 20 co
Whitaker, Way& Hammond, ,mdse
for Betsy Atchison 60 90
Young & Titus, mdse for poor. 18 40
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aas Mtattae pber sas werfehrte.

WelheS ron Deiben mput Sbr2 Gs fheint, oIS ob
manGe eeute benz lesteren 3uitanb Der aeber Dor benz
renb NIT abfabrunssmttteln. peIde fur bic e%tnberuns
TIRES 9eberleibens ppatdnbis wertblps inb. Spftets
ters Masenbitters lit bas auserpdtlte Mtttel Der lets
eS aud 1T, 10 siebt es bod nod i1nslldlise, reIde
babel bleiben, bic beftts wirfenben Mtttel ether frabes
rem 9ett gu sebrau6en. G8 TIT ter tnteutaente IhetI bes
probten G%tseni&aften bes sitters Wnerfennnns fh6en.
Bet benz @ebrdude BON Mr5neten ioute bas 8erItdnrnis
pon Der Grfabruns seleitet perben. Der bette ghbrer
GROCER gatriot Der erifea 3eit unf.rer @sppluftonsS
GpcGc nnb bieier Nusipruh lit pDu Wabrbeit. Sett
ldnssr als etnem DrttteItaertunbert bat bteies gttters
9eberietpen, N~falartd, gerfcpfuna, Rbeumatismua
Sdpdde3uftdnten unb @erbauuns8leiben bebaftet MAJ
rem. Neuerbtrs8 bat eS f6 aud ais pprtreffite8
Rtttel Segen Bite Grippe bepdbrt.
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@Grtfem6era.

Stutt8art. l1nfere 5tuttsarter
MSbelinbuftrie, bte fid In ben lesten
Sabren 70 beoeutenb 9eboben bat, tptrb
tn Chicago tn berporra9enbem Mobe
pertrefen fein. = Dieieni9e tpiirttemt.
bergtAe Snbuftrie, welde tnfolse Der
characterization Mtrrer am meiften 3u
ieiben bate, 1T fpobf uuiere ptanofabrt.
fatiou. Diefelbe, ipelde ibren 9anptfit
lit Stnttgart fat, bate on Gibamcrifa
irnmer etnen rentablen Abnabmeplas
sebobt, infolge ber fortpdbrenben Wtr'
rem un6 8arsertriese, bic Siioamerita
In perfionenen SABRE beimiudten, finb
adufer urb 8eftellunseu faft bolitdrbtg
S8ebfieben.
Btett9beim. gls Mittelpunft
ibrer 2bdtisfeit TN @ns> Rno mnteren
Wedartbal bal Die 6etlsarmee nnier
Stdotden fi4 erforett. Gin Vofal 1T
btretts 9en1tetbet, In benz BITE Ber5amui.
luugen abgebalten meroen {onen; Die
oo3ti nDtbt9eri @inri1tungerl liefert oos
6auptqnartier Berlin.
Gannffatt. Das Dor fiinf Sab.
rem I'm bic 9urine bon 100000 Wtarf
In ben Wefit Der Staot Gannitatt iiber.
geaouseue @asfperf bat im lekten Ser.
iualtungsiabr etnen Reingetuinr bon
5000 Mfart aboeworfen, felt bier Sab.
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0eaerrei4.

Wten. Der Gtattbalter bat oieier
Gage einen @rlaB an ben Dirgermeiiter
8ert9tet gesen ben auttliden @ebraut
6es Nusorude8 .@roE<Nien," moourb
Qestere8 auf cine Stufe NIT Orten mte
@roB,Muel uro @rob.W elerttfh &C,
felt tperbe. Der Biirsermetiter ptro
beauftrast, babtn ju wirfen. bab ote
Be3ei6nuns ~Retdsbaupt. nno Reii.
ben3itaot Wien" aufredt bleibe. : Der
gbef Der Seibenipaarenfabrif St9muno
Erebitid fat aus Nnlab bes 5~Oidbrtsen
Subildun1S ietne8 Nntrittes I'm &c.
f1dft einen YenfionSfonbS BON 10000
@uloen fir ieine &rbeiter gegriinbet uub
aneeroem benz israelitiiAen @ai5enbauIe
10000 guloeu seipenOet.
Drobobpe3. Su einern Petro.
leumidadte III 8orpslaw bat Dor Sur.
3em BET arbeiter Wtatbias Urban aut
cine lonoerbare Writ {etnem 1eben Elm
@nbe gemadt. Muf Elm ~gegebenes @lo.
den3ei9en tpuroe rtdmli4 oas Sel aus
BEN Sdadte be~raufse3osen. Nls biele
Nrbeit oollenbet mar, itellte es ith Der.
aus, bas an benz @nbe bes 5eiles fat
6es ertparteten 3ibels Der 3eidnam bes
arbeiters Urban bins. ST bate iih
ielbft oas Cell INN ben 9als setpurbeu
uab fabrte 10 fretpillts leinen Eob ber'
BET.
Mt9altomis. Sn ben bteiisen
Horbbabnsruben TT nuumebr bie elef.
trii1e Beleudtuns ein9efiibrt ; aud Die
4 Wobnunsen Der Beamten iolen NIT
tleftrilfem 9i9te perieben lperoen. Su
bieiem Sabre ioll aud am Sobann.
un6 Solefs5 hohte bes Norobabnberg.
baueS III golnii6.Sf trau eleftriidea
0i9t einsertdtet fuerben.
8tlla9 d. Gin hiibfdes lansea
Stubenmdbde1 bate iid fir5li9 Ia
felbftm0rberiI1er Gbii4t tn Die Drau
seftiirst. Ginise 4erret riefeu thr pom
ufer 5u, fie m0ge BOD aus benz isihter
WalIer tpieber herausitei9en, 60 fommt
bic ROli3ei trotbem taudte BITE Yebens'
Bberbraifioe mebru,als nuter. ss3n1 eat'
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S6wei5.

Beru. SIN perfloGenen Sabre bal
ote Nusfubr aus Der Sdmet3 mad ben
Ser. Staaten 9egeniiber benz porar,.
gebenoen Sabre betrddtli6 b. b. INN
ttabe5u Il 100000 SrancS abgeuom.
men. Die @emeinbebeb0rbe BON
Hobrba9 bat neuli4 IA Der Trunfludt
e%r9ebenen Samilienpatern Die Muslbuns
Der pdterli6eu @emalt ent,ogeu unS
bieielben in T%rinferalDlen unfergebradt.
Die geb6roe lit BET bteiem Yei1lu5Ie
BON Re9ierungsratb belbiist moroer.
- @in iuuser Mau1t 1T Viel erbielt
bon einem tppbusfraufen 6reunbe II,
pruntrut etnen 8rtef urb tpurbe balo
oarauf bon Der ndmli1en Granfbeit be.
fallen.
3uri9. Das eiogen0lIiIde yolp.
te6nifum III 3lri6 miro TIM Saultabr
1922 bon 701 S6iilert be1uht.
Die Srequea3 Der ei%u;elnen Mbtbeilun.
gen lit folsen6e: Gauldule "A @duler
Snsenieuri9ule ia, mebanild , ted,
ntlbe SAule 231, 6emil9 . tedntl6e
9dule 145, Pbarmaceuten 20. Yin Der
forfts uno lanomirtbi6aftliden Mbtbet,
lung f%tuoiren 81, al. Der &ulturtnse
nteurl6ule 8, ait Der lebiten Nbtbeilun9
(matbematil9 +. Observation-Disclosures
Sadlebrer) "a Sdiiler. Wou Der Sc
fammt5abl entfaIen 346 auf bte S1met,.
ct. @allen. Die Stidereifabri.
tanteu ct. @alens beidlolien. Ii1 ar
Der MISUNDERSTANDING In Gbteaso f~olleftip
5u betbeilt9en uno beitedtert su bielem
3mede cine aus fitnf Wit9lteoern be-
itehenbe aommtliion.
Eburgau. Die BON Den @ebrii
bern Saurer tn Nrbon erfunbene
Dampfitidmaidtne finoet iiberall. audi
trl Muslano, i1amettlid in Nnlerifa
9roBe Beadtuns. j3lpet iolde bon
einem antomatii6en Yantasrapb be-
oiente MfaI6iuen iouen udmli1 per
Gag 12,oOO-15,O 600 Stthe maiden
mdbrenb Die btsberise 9eiituns slpeier
aetp0bnliber Maidineii bodftcnS $500
Sti4e betrus. Sine folde Nrboner
Dampfftidmaidine foftet 5000 bis 1000
Sroncs.
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u. 6. garis. 5. 81. @otbpe1.
PARIS l. ROTHWELL,

pbotograpbif6es Ntelier,
SO. IL unb Is MeftzG ommercezS trabe
San Mntonio. Die a%Ierneueften Sen,
reg in photographer fem ausgefibrt,
ebenfo elegant tpenn ni6t better, ME
irgenb pel9e i'm Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@raponzp ortraits unb ale Qlrten bon
8ergr0Berungen. @ebt eure 8ilber
1idt Srenben, um iie bergroBern gu
lanen, penn bic Nrbeit bier bon Der.
anttportli6en &inftlern CUR bollen s3us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fam.
Wir liefern nllr Nrbeit erter @lafe ab.
Mnfi6ten bon @ebdl1ben tperben aufs
genommen unb ole Muftrdge a~uBerbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beforgt.
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rem aber Ste i10ne 9unme BON 137, 800

Marf.
Sriebrt1Sbafen. Sci Der sc,
9t1lg oes ttelen Selesrapbeutabels nod
Der S4weiSerlette ftellte li6 bas fir Die
babel Betbeili9ten bodlt unansenebme
Heinltat beraus, baB oaS aabel etma
1900 Meter bonn S1meiserufer ent,
fernt .ale,@ alfo I'M 10 ptel 3u fur;
mar.
5aramos. @ine bteiise Samilie
fanb Mnfans Sanuar Elm Srauen3im.
ater, baS lid ieit 9. Nopember b. s. iln
6euftod aufbtelt. Son oieier 3eit an
f~riitete balielbe lein Dafein nit 8roo
un6 (Shnee>) Waiier, tpelh lebteres iie
nit Der 6anb bon ser Da1traufe auf,
fling. Dalfelbe be9te Die abitdt, lang.
fam 5u perbun9ern, mas obne 3metfel
tn fiirseiter 3ett etngetreten mare, tpeut
ni9t eth 3ufau CUR G1ttbeduns bes
ungsmitbliaen Safes sefIbrt bdtte.
Mittelbronn, SI. @ailoorf.
Muf Der Sridenbofer 60be murber
Steinfobien aufgefunoen, SSu Der ytabe
BON bter auseitellte Bobrperlu1e iparerr
bon gatem @rfol9, ba III einer Itefe bon
50 SUP Steinfoblen entoedt murbeu,
uno berri6t barob srobe Sreube. @enu
aur Der Suno, tDie i6on mebrfad anbers
marts porsefommeu, ni9t bios tn etlts
3elnen fletnen Yagern beltebt, lonberu
gr0Bere Eager gum Nbbau ergibt, mas
fur Wirttembers bon rtelteer 8ebeu.
tung mdre.
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fdeiben6en Moment, serabe nod CUR
red)ten 53eit, fam eth iunser Tifalers
gebilfe, Der @eliebte bes WfGohens ba.
her9elaufen. Na9oem er aus lauter
Gile geitolpert unb in's WaHer gefallen
mar, itiirste er ii6 mutbis In 6te Slu.
then uno rettete bas Wf6odet1 pont
Iobe. Sim ufer a~tselarst, priteelte er
ietne lebensiiberoriiitse @eliebte NIT
ettem 6ietnen redt ~unfanft burd ; baum
5og bas Paar perl0bnt BON bit1nen.
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@ut. Muth,3

Carte NJ unb &on5ert.2ofal
auf benz @oupernmentz 5iigel, sege1n>
lber bonn Gingang gum parabeplab.
Die Snfafen bon &uti6en tperben bom
garroom aus be6ient. Mngenebmer
Qufentbalt I'M @arten. @roBer por>
5iigli6 Dentilirter Saal. Smpprtirte
Weine, feline Mbisfies, 2iqu6re, itets
poraiiali6es 8ier feline Gigarren. s e.
benS onntag Sea a g o
4 ubr ab 9 roBes6reiz &nnaert
Mbenbs Ball. 9as 2ofal itebt
pripatgeieaf6aften CUR @erfigung.
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!. 4. gouius Wouufocturino

Co., SO. l, 8, 5 unb Z OitsSoufton
StraBe, bat bic gr0Bte Nusmabl in
Minbs, pferbefraftz, 9ampfz unb
9anbsp nmpen aller Dirt unb por3iigs
li6fter &%onitruftion: WaHer : &obren
aIer @rt nebft 3ubeb6r i'm @roB urb
&leinbanbel. 9pbraulif6e &ammen
unb Winbmiblen aler @r0be gum
pumpen unb Mablen iinb bort gu boz
ben ober perben auf 8eitelung beiorgt.
@rnbe Nuspabl lit alien Nrtifeltl uub
biaige preiie bel s~ebiegeniter Musz
fiibrung.
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Effae-Sot9rimsen.

9traBbure. @enerallteutenart .
Sobbe, Der @ounerneur Der Geituns. bat
fem Ib11iebSse5ut etnseret9t. = Sn.
folse Der abionberliden Belasunssper.
bdltniiie, mel1e III GllabtVotbrinsen be,
ftebeu, miro ihon felt 1877 an Inter.
off3iere u. /. m. cine belonbere 3ulase
sefpdbrt, tpelhe i'm uaditen gtat aut
31s, 600 Marf sesen 1886, 600 Wsart TN
Borjabre tn Nn5as sebradt lift.
Mes. gor etniger s3ett bat fif bier
Elm aonlite sebiloet, ipeldeS fid bte &r.
ri1tung zines Nuslidtstbnrmes In
sr6berem Stile auf ben neitlt9 Don
Mes selesenen S1lahtfeloerll Snr Slut.
eabe senadt fat. Nan bat bteies
Romtte beidllOiien, unter benz Tburnte
etne sroBe @rnft au3ule9en, tn melher
BITE @ebeiue aler auf Dem @dlahtfetoe
@rapelotte.5 ct. Yriuat 3erftreut lteseu.
ben Eapfern ipater ssborsen weroeu
folen.
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8aoen.

&arlsrube. Dte 9robberioalide
Regternng bat i'm abselaufe nen Sabre
1891 wieoer 1925 Mart fir Yra,
mttrungen CUR 9ebung Der Uieb3udt
peraus9abt. Su oas Budget fur 5as
laufenoe Sabr loil fir 6oroeruns Der
Yteb5uht- ano ipe3teu fir Yramiirungen
etne bOhere Snmme ais TN Ietten Sabre
einseitellt lein.
Nltborf. Sn Der y~ieuiabrsnaAt
ltte9 etn lei6er nod unbefannter in bas
SAlafgemah bes 78idbrigen, turslihtt
gen ynmpeniammlers @DtiA, i%treffte
oleiem eth Sell I'm ben 5als, befien
Gnoe er an eiitem Seniter befeitigte.
Von Der Stunoe an lebte Der Mar11 TN
gr0Bten Shreden uub fpagte Qbenos,
gegen feline @epobnbett, gar ntft mebr
aussnaeben. Dieter Gage muroe er nun
pom collage geriibrt uttb itarb balb
oarauf. Der Y~eritorbene mar Elm bra,
Der uno feiBiser Manu.
9errii4rteb. Weil bier In Der
letten 3eit 0fters S1ldgereien ftattfan.
ben, fpnroe pom Be3irfsamt bic Boliset,
ftnnoe auf 10 ubr QbenbS perfect.
so TIL m. SIN @eingei6aft
sius es tn lester 3eit in einisen Srten
oes aaiferitubls re9t flott, anberuarts
aber aud pieoer ber5li9 f6ledt !; 1s90er
Wetne fino nur nod tpenig at treffen,
bin9egen lagern aber aud i9Sne 18S9er
WetBs unb Notbmeine, Hotbmeine III
7o-12o Mart per $50 6eftoliter; Weib,
tpette 5n 60-70 Marf per $50 6efto.
liter.
Raftott. Die @hleifuna Der Sc.
flung nir1n1t rai6en 6ortsare unb bala
miro Raitatt tpieber cine uffene Staat
fetn.
Rtetbetm (0tningen). Das etma
3idbrise E0dter9en bes 9auptlebrers
D6r fpollte, tpte es bte Gin6er In ibrem
Nadabmunsstrieb baben, ltriden. fiel
bon BEN 9tubl, auf ipel1er1 es tab
berunter unb 3tpar 10 unelhdlih, bab
tim cine gtabel In bic Stale burh ben
re9teu Naienflisel bi1burh gtrtg uno
am oberen Rauoe bes 8aneenfnohens
fteden bffeb.
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8Dnigl. Wienerl1nbti9e nnS Der.
gtaatet Voftlinie.
Dirette 2inie afpiI6en
&otteroam nnb In a nj
uub Stem Nprf.

Sdiffe Idufen 8oulcene an unb ieseln iebe
Mpde bon Rem 0ort mad 6olIdn.b.
Our1s8iIete mad alien eurcpatiten Stdbs
ten iperSen su ben niebrisiten Raten aus
se'telt.
Grite Goiite $40 unb aufpGrts. 3neite
Gaiite $32. 3tpiidenbed isbr biaise Staten.
80. s. Dcnng. aaert.
Ro. / Commences trabe, San gntpnir
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9eutSMc SobsCffice.

Seutf6e, iomie enslii6e Orud>@ r>
beiten iperben prompt unb bi0ig pers
fertist bon SObn g DOT tt, So Z
Norb BreazStrabe. Iuftrdge
bon auberbalb erbeten.
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fUni9liden 9anbger,a 'cbdbtr'
1erbanblung gesen einea ! I
bon bier ipeget 9eblerei Ell. IL I.su
bas 5dla9ten bon 6unben poll T..
den Pferbemes9eru ~seiperbsmdB:s ;
trieben miro uno baB mitunter ote noe.
polften 1unoe I'm 5pottpretle bon b,
btS feds Wtart 5u bteIem 3pede ar9e
fanft merben. Die 3engeuauslaaeu
itellten felt, baB bas 5um5enei54 I'M
rs Rfennig per Rfunb, bic Dede ie 11ad
Der @r6Be INN 40 bis 60 Vfennfa per,
fault tpirb. Die n1eiiten ~eeltoblenen
Duroe tpauoern 5t biefen Bferoemebgeru
uao Deroet BON art1ett 2euteu perfpeilt.
gu9sburs. Sin anseitelter bes
bteii9en BabnbofS iiberi4rttt fiirslid)
.oas @eletfe Der 1lm OonaumDrtber
Strede unb poute ettent anfommeuoen
@iiter5u9e aaSmeiben, iiberiab aber,
oab anf BEN jmetten @eletie Der timer
S1neu5ug berannabte. Yon bieiem
tunroe Der nnsliifli6e erfabt uno sraB.
lid 3eru1alu1t.
&Itn9enberg. Sober Biirger UT.
ferer Staot er9ielt Dor &uraen aus bet
@emeinbefaiie 800 Marf baar, 8 Ster
9ol5, SO Belen, 2 Warf fir ben CT.
o.s Sa.sa oosl 10 VeatI Slreu'
2s.u gsa.e.lusnu'ia9sh ipefoeH oe'
sunalan gleI HlWl ergooen.
trug Die Bierausfubr 45O, 7O5 6efto,
liter, 1eQeu bQ8 gSorfdhr Elm N}etr MN
11s 81 ps.loalst.
" : 9 T 8, Ate i5labrtge
e.aes glel'9en Sotoif1otloIlgrers
uatos o'elet sa9e auI pen gmpDall1e'
a msS 9pa g" R~aansspelloa ai1sepadt
y w 81 ae9elaJittfea. Ste
IVY lsa. siies aIgenoitds,
uais $ - cen apaier illeDf
y etis elner arrnen
LUZ f*tHi sallJnlart1 bon
W. lsits ofadjle 1e oatt1t
wy Sa5si5e.
~. g s'gaanluno9ler
S aAs stralu, pei0e
ma. y aal oeH glell9en
pag"r u.i plhno pgaantt
mauS tm oslilse.. psmIcolIeh
wy su'ss4 .psa 81 T. ore! coma.
i ~ aalsr aeIsgaaag Ger
~ . ~ osla!tgeut. SE pat
~ .s.!sllo!l " e'aelH UsIg=
ass.a. - 90. sgaa, mo l's Im aroe1
nit In BE .Seimofh nsh,nen nm gtei ya
an fpreuoe,s.
8eiSeu. Nom biefio,u -Mer;d,t
murbe Ser Nnbriforheifrr ghr;ssr M,
Tirfhenreufb meoen NefeiSicunn Sea
QSnias Ottp ~ Srei .sSabren @sfana.
ni6 Derurtheilt. Sonia Stto lit be-
tanntlid total unb 3par unbeilbar
ipabnfinnig.
3n8marSbauen. Gine Setter.
gei4itte, tpslfe Die game Ginmobner,
fdoft beS SrteS Streitbeim in Nufs
rt8ii1ts bdft, fpielt iih idon felt etrtiaer
i3ett tn ettten1 oortigen b~epobnte1 bauie
ab. Ole Seniterlabe1 fpringen anf unb
81, Tsler, S9iIieln, pdfer uno Der
Badtrog tau5er IN Der Stnbe, Der Sen
forb TN Stale; einet1 Maune, Der aes
f6dftlih In Oiefem 6aufe III tbtrt bate,
fog eth Spinnrao ON ben Ropi, anbere
Yerloriert lDnroe1 bon Niitsabeln uao
ionftigen Stalserdtben perfolgt. Sic
t1etften 3ette TN Oorfe febe1 NIT Ghrc-
Den etiiert 8rtuliden alssanse bieic1
Sputss entsesen nnb molten fi9 burd
aus uift bon ihrert Nbero(oube1 ob.
trinoe1 lo5Ien. !6offentfix mira Ste
Hofisei Ben i1nfuo bniS nbiteIirn hrr
,b6ieu @eifts ermitteln mnS 70 Sic oe.
duaitiaten Dorfbepohner BON ihrsrt
WSh,re befreien.
mns h., mt.,ns,.r,
sx
u; g.M sMnog'
w. IS. Salssa S.a1as e. iDaI,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-08-12
Art..inn M,lI. in AgrIcuItnre.

Much has been expected from arteSian
lands of the far West into acres of tertli-
ty. This means Of irrigation has proved
successful in many cases, and the French
in Algeria have reclaimed a large section
of the desert of Sahara by the sinking of
numerous wells. but according to a recent
census bulletin they cannot be relied upon
for general use or permanent benefit.
There are now nearly 1000 artesian wells
in use in states west of the Missouri river
for irrigating land under cultivation. The
number of wells is fast increasing and in
many instances this form Of irrigation has
rendered possible the tillage of land Their
wise valueless. 1t appears, however, that
the average cost of irrigation by means of
flowing wells is not less than SIS an
acre, while the water sometimes contains
so much saline and other mineral matter
as to be detrimental to the soil in the long
run. The flow from these wells dimnishes
as they multiply, as is the case with natur-
al gas or petroleum, and they, therefore,
become less reliable and valuable as an ell
ement Of fertility. In some parts of Cali
fornia the supply of water thus obtained is
much less than it was before the under
ground supply was tapped by so many
wells. 1t is evident from these statements
that artesan wells cannot be relied upon as
a general substitute for rain and natural
streams in this country, though they will
always be useful in limited way.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-08-12
In the Sick Room.

The happiest invalids are invariably
those who have found some little thing
they can do, or something to study in
which they are interested. Persons are
often unwilling to furnish employment for
their invalid friends. thinking they will be
wearied; but in reality they grow stronger
and better and are far more contented
In the first place, it is not good for sick
people to have their minds on their aches
and pains all of the time. In some mystic
riOus manner the mind reacts upon the
body, and there is no surer way to keep a
sick person an invalid, than for him to
think of his case all the time. When peo-
Pile have something else to think of, they
forget themselves, and are benefited in
health thereby, In the next place, every
body needs exercise of some kind. A very
little work may weary the weak hand but
rest is sweeter afterward, and the muscles
grow stronger. Lastly, something to 20,
or something to think of gives zest to life,
and pleasure and happiness. What to do,
every one must find out for him or herself.
| have known men, as well as women, who
have beguiled away many a weary hour by
crOcheting, tatting, knitting or doing light
sewing. Others find this work nerve-tir-
ing, but can write or study, play games of
skill, make scrap-bOoks, cut out pictures,
draw, paint, etc. Others find enjoyment
in having pet birds, gold fish, or shelf of
plants which are considered their special
property, and that with a little help they
can care for themselves. The comfort to
be obtained from something to do, to study,
or to care for, is past computation. 1t is
a kindness to read, or sing or play to the
sick, but greater kindness to find them
something to do by which they can enter
tain themselves Good housekeeping.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-08-12

Arnica & oil Linimtnt is very healing and
soothing, and does wonders when applied TO old
sores.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-08-12
ST PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, AUGUST r. 1892
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
More oats Less Light Grass.

Cutting a field of grass the other day
alongside a field of standing oats, we were
led into comparison of the two crops.
The soil i'm which the two different crops
in question had grown was the same
strong and deep, and entirely free from
stones or other distractions to free and
easy work of whatever kind one might see
fit to put on it, The crop of grass was
light, an cold field as the phrase goes,
not very old though, but old enough so
that the grass was reduced to compare
lively light crop. The oats were stout,
standing shoulder high, thick and heavy,
and looking as though one might almost
walk over the sea OF heads there filling
and ripcning in the bright sunshine.
Why have this field of light grass? Oats
are a good fodder crop. Cut at the right
stage of maturity, oat hay makes fodder
that can be used to advantage in the keep
ing of almost any kind of farm stock. A
careful computation of the food contents
of the crop grown on each of the two fields
referred to shows four times the fodder
value in the oats than in the grass crop
growing alongside. Yet the oats are east
ly grown, require put little more labor, are
a sure crop, and can be harvested as cheap
ly in proportion to crop produced as can
the hay.
Better, then, to have less iells-no fields
of light grass, and more of other crops
in their place was the lesson we drew from
the comparison i'm the hay field of the two
crops. We refer particularly to the oat
crop at this time, for the reason that so
little of labor is involved in its production.
Possibly some farmers had better have the
add ional field in corn. What is wanted
is better crop of some kind on that run
down grass field. An improved farming,
successful farming, calls for less light
grass and more of other crops OF some kind
in its place. This will enable the operator
to keep more stock to the farm, which in
turn will afford the increased supply of
manure needed to keep up production
Farmers depend too largely upon grass for
stock fodder. More of other crops can
proftably be introduced in rotation.
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