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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

PROPOSALS FOR KENT COUNTY
JAIL BUILDING.

SEALED proposals psil b. received ~ tie
building cpnlnlfter al tbt Al oii.rs. fui3 tttts-
san Trust tulldiaf. tsra1d Rapids. tichsran.
ur a. y siosk nos.n. Julf ~. 80. Tor tbe
fi0n and cognpisti IA q the al connty jail iiu-
prev fnr.its. inclndih< teltiainss. cell eufk.
q eatsoas whey can ~ a has ttcr nsf
the office % A. n kurh A So. sFSfltrcte.
tsrand IA ptds. Michigan 80 su@ sftef 5ut -.
lsA bach ai nsost l. accompanied -
cert. 81 chrck Toe sun nos l-ss than I've pff
cent at the amount q tisc g-su3,assi- ttrs Flstt
4 reserved IL reject any and a f,1ds. are -
waive an, defect ~ auforaalsif "a sns hsa.
should "a D. 6>cmsi ia the .Hisrfsf OF scsg.sssy
Il do fropossis fros p ssfl.~i an = marx "a
..fryupssls Tor knit eosfsty iati tpolittae. cell
1crk building tsai ,ns "a ssnftAii eh ss tlss
case map b., aud nshst b sadresred -.
p p sffkLs
CAaffsr an i,uls.iins Cs,is1nslitrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

My little boy was very bad Oh for
two months with eiarrhra. We used
various medicines. also callfd IN two
doctors. bat nothing done him an, good
until We used Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera aud Diarfhna Remedy. which
gave immediate relief and soou cured
him. ! consider u the best medicine
made and can conscientlously RECON-
mend il to ali who need diarr1na or
collie medicine. J. T. Hare. Trenton,
Ter. - and - cent bottles for sale by
+. j. Nurzburg. druggist. = Monroe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

no YOU WANT NoNEyf--lf 90. ycu viii ans
~ II Ia your ovsntagc to ses "a before bcr.
towing.
We make loans On household soods risnos
borses. wagons. personal property 81 any
Kind n The lowest pos61ks satas sEd IN the
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without publicity AMI
the property v len IN pour individual posse
zion
Leans cen hs carried ~ long Desired cresa
te paid In full. OF IN part AZ en-, time Ia suit
pour consenisnce, and any part paid rs~inccs tia
cost ~ earrying the loan
II you owe a balance On frrnitors. piano c-
other property. Ne viii pay ifup foe you. ani
carr az long as you DEERE
We also make loans on. tLe bafldlns and loan
association plan.
Our offices srs thr most pleasant 10 The city
and - arranged that parties calling upon
~ may b. waated upcn quickly sDa eourts-
oUsiy.
Remember ths, you hass tho use 81 beth 'hs
properly and the rnoney aud can reeu a the
money at any time.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Room 2. Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe. Pearl and Canal sta
lIOSEf LOANED for short time IN larr~ or
vi email amounts on sny form ~ good escar.
ify. Prank A. Werner. - Michigan Trust
Building, coz. feari and Ottawa sts.et. ieie-
pLone III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

sssud bsgiiis, Asrb- Suit a. fsa&
srtira - hereby 4isrr tAaf tte ssss.s<sti -
fsIl fr.s fttr sfss r,srf - Matt ssflf if-ssn
trsssl~ a, siruss - efaHlae stfssl 4 slf
iAn'ss sid that ei fsrttts "a 5rs.slit ifffr<.a
fssf ~ fefits1 - trsnfs a - <fsn fhr dat "a
~. sfirs - fiss eitf frssufsF. OF heil.
sui, ( ~. ~Dkhit =. tftF fr~nsrrsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Meals are served at all hourA Mr..
Dickerman viii have grand opening
Saturday evening. July LIST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

e - Ia sIs Ter asy a. home. ssiins Iishsniax
spsI Platter sad I.latiag .ev.Irs. watches
tableware. etc. Plates tho lscsf a. ,eweiry
e.4si "a new, on all Kinds az metal With gold
silver OF nickel. No experience. Noealltal
livery house has goods needlns plating u. n
De.nu tolufnhus O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

u PsnAroks, aezr Ottawa The growth
bsass n sx>pnasdinssy rsssnbiAnc< ~
. squsw's head. end l. prtioa u .
linh q birch tree whisA grew ost Of
an iadtan gysvs raary years. ago o.
Allaustts islsnd TIE feAtuses Of The
sqasw's fz<s are well decnsd. growth
srosnd the tosshssd and chin heins
raised above the festares 80 II bye Gov
srfng VI cloth assa for water prosee-
sian. A psrticu ~ enc original esrk
h still ca the eraniam About tfsrer
fee, - the branch has been sawed on.
m.king with the head Poatsroes
st4n From the appearances ct the
grave and the growth Of the tree the
portrait pust BE- ~ lees, one hundrsd
ysArs old. aud IL Is believed that Nc
p<rson. either Indian or white. could
have produced AZ remarkable = work
Take Brolno SETTER for insoanis De
-. ..fs.se. tai ts.ffl.. Ice
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

er~ns Rsr.ias sirt 5aus 2. ssss
>oflcs - hefssssf fsFfH thst the Hs-r~.fS.ssfss
Fuii ttf Efs6inE Hna ffEraltf,x scfiiavr So
fpe frin >otfa rtnr street. - \ ~ FfessIn.
a. rs fsas.-st s,ssi teet ett r-~sies fsss
ssesfs -, sfrse So ths 5,fsss.n - frsnIs dfsa
frsm fhi. oste "a. ,fss - tile rIts srnssaref.
eitT hstk
.uiy u n d ~1Eflif o.. Its rraanfes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

afussi IL ID. Asch. 5alf q 3sat
>osice Lerr-fss Given Inst lie sssrssrss-E,t
rssii fos the improve srt - v allen stfrfi frst
HAI sfrr-f - Nina atessls nsIu - rls
hsstis and thsf y "a rrohstr sst ri1ff.t fhefss,a
So tie fissl "a fpt-t8 .tsts ffstE tfsis iate "a
49,. afiics q tfr fsf Iffstassifff. fitf lslA
.nlfr A. Il f@JhklS D. titt JrtasarrF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
ADVERTISE GRAND RAPIDS.
BY Sending Away Copies OF The
Illustrated Herald.

illustrated Herald.
Anticipating very unusual demand
for It's illustrated Sunday issue. The
HERALD Sunday printed $500 extra
copies There are now left Of these
about 600. For the convenience Of those
who desire to send these papers to
friends out Of the city. specially wrapped
copies ready for mailing are for sale at
the Office and at the principal news
stands The price is cents. Get in
early before all are gone. No better ad-
vertisemcnt for Grand Rapids was ever
printed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Sunday Excursion to Muskegon
For the benefit Of the X. q. T. NJ. Leave
Union station at s a. m. July 10. via G..
4 W NJ Railway. Rate sl.00.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

X. o. T. ~. Excursion
July Is. To Muskrgon. Leave Union
station al a. m. via T.. Il W. NJ. Rail
WAY. Rate Sl0N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
BE SOLD.


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srsst fs,ntiittsr rrrf.fsuT Erss1tHfIis 49, We
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

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frsrf Exrlfs ksri tesse q frf
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sssii fs~ rs,5lstrslrtsnr ssrss n Hiatt sseflr.s
frtlrs W ffs4 sest - -snft f<,nie e. e~f -
Ho<herss st<ess IS sln~ m - fhs1s ard fca<
~fli rn~-tss 80 F-s<sIf tfe~~r tr~ sfls f~<iss& ~
s-rssts ssss tss.r1 ,ss sa1s n s<.s rfsf q 80
effg trassHf~f. cts haI.
81 80 GstFfrN fs.t fress--~r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

ff,s annuai ris~tsts - the st.,ckh,.iders %
lie Nlddtcofnt fufAitDrs Hparf fcF ths
election 81 directors and sarh ofbef busiD~s. 20
ma, br s.ss,seris brousAt bciofs u. sii ~ hsld
81 the sft - "a tie esmpaax a. ths eis ca
" ealas- t;as. 1uts ~. AZ clocs n M
JOHN vlpDisOnb s-crtt4rs.
Grand Rasssds. yul, = l,lA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
FACTORY FOR RENT.

"a. frus seq, sns tssh tesesasnt trict f>e
go fuzi,atr.f Fs4r - nss fe<urird -
tsssrs Esftds 49, Bssns tesnf.anf pftA ~st-
f-rser ssresu power. ef~rftte. main stsfflnE,
-. Nj street. 5ss.as~slafsit tr4fh - fiesfii
arrssf ~Tte.ssf Cosneeef ssx< = ~ Attfsfi
s.ssss~s<lrss. safl trres- -. faH EsFfi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
bicycles FREE.

Take Broino SETTER for insonnls b
fore retiring trial hottl-s lVc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

"AN1ED--p oardefs at Barnard Hoase, No.
w 5 Natsrlsso street ss.usi location. ON swo
lines of street cars Day board or with good
rsaas first ella - "a bic; rates reasonable :. =.
Nellis. Prcp NJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

ffts r>-~snrss : fsffirr
errrt fnrris Nieh tors o. f.fs4
Nsssfes b sreetH sf~-f kss So esseesup.t
r-lii fnf rtsrrtfpftlns es~sF ~ t'stfti.efa 49,
IL - tanas 49, ff.ai 4 wst frresta r.Afrnfef
sberern - ti.e fefts-i - f~~ntg 1sfs ffese 80
asfr ~ she f,es ~ the rffs fttf hhti
5aiy A. n u ecthHt. flsf 1freeEsqts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

vNO HACKMEN-Se- Charles Hanson.
i South Iona street. for a bargain. 2

FOR -MfSCEllANEOO Gus.
v'o HACKMEN-s~- Charles Hanson. II
South Iona street. for bargain.
L-OR sALE-A siivcr-toned. nickel mounted
j cabinet grand upright pianoforte: prom
nent New York make; has al tine best improve
o,crstrang tar. thrse pedals. his hi, ished
and richly CARED case have i've year, guar
an,ee from maker; cost 500 few months ago,
will refuse reasonable offer. have box Ia
ship; Will take borse n part payment. Also
four large oipa isnss. cost SO each ~ al take
SIS. tine bronze clock eth hgafss and bronze
vases ccst 81. VII sell at your own price Call
a. private resideBoc. o. Cherry street. corner
Warren avenue.
L,oR sALE-ss-tn and county rirh,s for he
u exclusive sale 81 m irdss lhle house
hold article. sell uBe - ~ IN ckerf huuse
Eve hundred Ter cent profit a BONANZA Tor
those who can handle cantassels small cap
tai required. Address. with s'arrp-. or cali ~
room u Hermitage bal ding, Grand ksp,es 10
IroR sALE OR KfNT--l pright piano =
u North Front street ssi NO
L,oR SALE Impaired health mskc. II i'm.
II f,erstivs that I shall sell my saloon and
restaurant. II 40 one cf ths bet Ircpsrtss. IA
,hs city 10 rersen1s who dssirs IN pnrsaA.s
The merely curioir need not apply mean
BUSINESS aud viii give Ia thu rlsht man with
money an Us,tissn the besl saloon ana rcstRu
ran, in Grand Rapids Address n. I. l. H-r
AID oftce ~
LFDR SAIL NJ entire stafs cf furniture AMI
u f-iscelians.fus h,i>rac3 soeis. nos
house asssi iarxr iot corner % Irion and tarr-r-
STREETS hafaxe and lot >o. 10 Ahds>.,a "a -sts
vacant ios on hTles stfeet. farm 81 tfa scr.
- rods IT city liEiits. Dew tosldsaxs aud
an kiuds q fruit. all. sell esshanse fpr
other property. A A Lcrd No ~ Sticking
street 1l-u
MS CELLiFEOUS.
I,oR RENT CHAP 4 - a ess s.fiscs sesk
j and chair fofiBiornetion address e. a..
| h-ss g. u raid ofafe.
A>AF Cor tsaveiiasi 2, an vino visit f.ans toUns
- 10 sales g. make samFie~ ~ carp &
~ork dore a. fe~ minutes. ehtie ~alssNs Ter
] trains Nrife fsr .sffge.lsna Nfsovins. ftrs
| tox SIS thicsga I'll
/ NNFANTff1- al SIS m~n - step n ard s.;
/ w aof ptlre 80 = saftns suit 81 eiotts~ -
/ ger ~ rants iasue 9. order tcssh hsfs'q
si.einaef "a
GE-OPHOLsTEfSfN
/ Df-rPHaI sTERfNe- RaSciiiT A y "a ~ IA
1 IL Scrth Division sfrr@i ere - cstne s,sins
| Interesting fshfics IN rpho'strTy soe&S Zee.
| pa. ~ A. For esflnstrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

fItF fFfafeF0F ; LIfIIFe
Hrsff nsrf14 y - 1nna ~ -
Nsss.ce y her-fs sEees ftef t*r essr-e>sers
sois Co.. t,fsssfrsfrtfns a sesss u <nlft lsstx
stfrsf fFsst il-frf sfr~ef - liIsarf sffesst n
b. 80 hes4s srd n 49, ss-rfI>s fsr
rr~srf teerrss - ths s-srsaf a s-esfr asss
frof tis ssts ~ The cfscs ~ aiss ssfS tr-asufe<.
flfs fsli
ss6t Nh s3hRick, 90 1r,s>-r--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

THE ONLY PLACE
Where You can buy rSIo> NspE cfofHI>oen
weekly payment. aud Pay for The cc.,df white
wearing thenlts at THt NniN. a. an5 10 Powsr-'
block. Ladies saIer ani Jacksts sold below
cost IN the same way, over Arcade entrance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
eE-UpHoLsTEeHNe

lDf-TPH STERLING RaHciif A y "a - ~
~ Sruth Division sfrp~f are sicstne ssfns
Interesting fstrics IN uphoistery goods lee.
PHI ~ as Ter astlznsfes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
GOOD HOTEL c sss . .sss


osly ~ 20 -, franste nts, = and ~ ~. tail
entee good fare any g ~ mousse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
ATTEND SPECIAL SALE Il %i six. q.
Monday

Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
ANEoUs.

NX-ANTEDe al 'hs ma - step n ans SO
w sof prs~e c8 = = nag suit ~ siostss -
fair ~ rants iasas 3. order tosst hsfsssi-
si.einef "a
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08
4 Novel source OF Danger From
Iigftnin..

A singular incident indicating hi'h-
elto uEsuspectcd danger from lightning
has been related b5 A. A. Soysey III IN
English technical Journal. \ f.,nge,
which was nailed to an ornamental Ia
bic. was found after a thunder storm
to be almost entirely burnt on the SIDE
furihest from the window, the wood
being charred to a depth Of one-elghth
to one-quaIter of an inch where the
fringe was burnt But there was not
a mark or sr-n Of any kind that would
denote that the lightning had struck
the table and passed to the earth. ne
damage to tie table was compietGy
isolated It was proved beyond aues-
ton that no one had entered the room
with candle A close examination or
the fringe. which consisted OF fu1fy
material. probably Z mixture CT cotton
and wool. and surely Of III lnilamina-
HE nature. was made. and here the ex-
planation Of the mystery WAS foand:
IntprSnarsed among the fluffy materlal
were fine metallic threads, Whicn were
acted upon indnctisely by the lightning
discharges taking place near the mousse
This inductiye action was Sullclent ~
cause small sparks TO fly between va
riaus threads and the sparEs SET tne
iraammahle material Oh fire. II the
fire caused in this peculiar manner h'iu
not quickly died out the whole mouse
might have been destroyed and no sign
would have been left to point 70 Ihe
tr1,e cause. 1t seems not unlikely, al'er
such an incident that large percent
age Of the fires that occur IN cohhec-
t,on with thunder storms. and that are
generally attributed to the direct ac'ion
Of lightning discharge have been
cansed by induction The eminent
| English electrical authority, ifoI,
Iodgc. in commenting on TINS new
| danger" says: THE note regarding III
| direct fire from lightning is interesting
II would be difficult to vouch Tor the
occurrence in any particular instance,
hut I am already convinced tha. sucn
| resonant sparks occur and 90 cause
f1res There is al instance at the Hotel
! 10 vile. Brussels. Gas leaks act as
the usual tinder. One would no. eA.
meet a fringe TO catch ire quickly
enough
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08
rraDarin@ Cattle FOR MARX 4 !.

Prof. Turner, in III address before the
Agricultural society OF South kcnsin--
ton. advocated Il change in methods OF
preparing stock for market, not only to
save time, bat 10 modify The character
Of the animal Ta would give more
food possibly. hut 1t would be Of
character directly suited 10 the rur-
pose. Stall feeding he prefers to rang
ing, as less exercise means ices waste
and more tender fiber. also less oilal.
Exercise causes waste Of tissue the
food going for repairs, The fat~pro-
ducing animal, properly treated. af-
fords the most nutritious and health
giving flesh. The problem is TO secure
the animal, then to find for it that
happy means of exercise that with
proper food will give rhe richest flesh,
accompanied by 4 fair proportion or
fat. Experiments show that oil cake
and grain mixed give better returns
than To feed the two separate There
is. he said. great waste in converting
vegetable food into meat. First, the VI
taIity must be kept up and waste re-
duced II only sufficient is fed 70 meet
this there is no progress. The econ
elny Of meat production Is To obtain
hy breeding animals Of tendency Tor
fat taking Give sufficient food to meet
tile demands for existence and provide
a surplus. give exercise sufficient Tor
health and let tie gain be constant
from first to last
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08
Now To~in ~ Street Cnr for Ax,,,u-
lance Work

"A commendahle idea has been worked
out in the construction Of 4 now form
OF ambulance car at Lyons. France,
which is military station. and where
there is frequent occasion for the con
Veyancc OF the sick Of the garrison to
the great military hospital For this
purpose, and also for the transport OF
PROVISIONS ana stores for tho military
service, 1t has been the custom TO cn-
ploy the ordinary street cars. but the
running Of special oar has been in-
auguratei The lines belonging 10 the
street lines have been supplemented by
additional rails, both at tho point Of
departure, whore the car is housed.
and at the hospital. where the car can
be run into wash house for the pur-
pose OF disinfection The car has Il
platform ut each end and Is divided
INTO two compartments, enc Of which,
lighted by eight easements, with nova
ble glass and blinds, is furnished with
two fixed benches TO accommodate
eight persons, four on either side. The
other compartment, Lighted by 4 sky
light, which can be opened, s very
much like the interior Of the French
regulation ambulance wagon, aad gives
accommodation TO four patients on
stretchcrs suspended on two lines
When not required for recumbent pa
tients the space can be utilized by sit
ting patients, The stretchers can be
moved III any direc.ion, or, If neces-
sary, placed under the seats. The In
terror of the car is painted mahog-
any color, and as the floor has been
treated with boiled linseed oil. the
whole can be easily washed and diSin-
fected. A small cupboard is provided
for cleaning articles, and in winter The
car is heated by steam. The vehicle
Is painted Il bright green. ard is further
distinguished by dying the fag Of the
Geneva convention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08
shou,a He on the Guard.

Experiments have been made recent
" bY tie British board Of health with
the Z, anI flesh Of taherculons cattle
for lie purpose Of testing tie effect
upon animals fed with such flesh ana
milk. The results have been. SAYS
American Dairyman, that the milk did
not convey the infection to guinea pigs
thus fed, but the flesh did. And even
when the milk was taken from the
cows whose udlcrs We're tubefcu!ous II
had no injurious results. rms, now
ever. is contrary 70 previous expert
ence and the general belief, and is ~
no means satisfactory. me greatest
danger is from milk, and as persons
are Of more value than guinea PIGS, tue
possible danger is SO serious matter
that risks are not to he taken. although
these little animals may have escaped
the infection No tubercnlons COW
should be permitted TO supply mlik Tor
human consumption. and dairyinen and
the public generally should be on Their
most careful guard against tire danger,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08
A True GcntIen a n.

Even in the crown OF greatness. KIND
ness Is the brightest jewel. we are
sure none viii deny this, as they read
this characteristic incident Which IS
given Of one OF Enc!ana's greatest and
most esteemed poets.
On one occasion Mr.. Robert Brown
in-s son had hired a room III mousse
adjoining his fathers i'll which TO eS'
h;bit his paintings. In the temporary
absence of the artist Mr.. Browning was
an:na honors. the room being half filled
with fashionable friends.
Mr.. Browning WAS standing near Tue
door when q visitor, unannounced, nade
her appearance. He immediately shooh
hands with the stranger. or tired 10 90
60 when she exclaimed: 'Oh, ! Deg
vour pardon. but please, sir, I'm the
cook. Mt Barrett asked me TO couae
and see his pictures. -
Il am very glad to see you, salo
Mr browning with ready courtesy
.rI'ake my arm and will show you
round
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08
Growing Suuf7owcrs.

rev poultry rnisers really appreciate
tho true worth ct the srH,hower. 1t
IS very easily grown and prciuoos food
or u rich ard nutritious quality. When
fed properly to fowls 1t promotes lay
Ing md produces luster upon e1e
rsuna@c and otherwise benefits the
bird. When fowls learn 10 eat the
seeds they become very fond OF tneu.
and have found them excellent mixed
ana fed with oats Tho suntlowpr has
ether merits also which claim the at
tentlon OF those who would be SUCCESS
full poultry raiscrs.
Inc ore to which we wish now to
call special attention is their rse as a
shelter for poultry. While fowls en-
joy iic sunlight at the same time they
require shade TO produce the best re-
suits, and we know of no better or
cheaper protection 10 suggest than the
planning Of sunloWcr groves. The seed
can bc planted at most any time in
spring when other seed is planted-cften
patches are seif-sown and by warm
weather afford most excellent pGetrc-
ten. They have large leaves which
shield them from the sun, and the
Stalks grow 80 heavy that they form
protection in winter, when thickly
planted.
Fowls and chicks take readily to the
protection thus afforded aid cnioy it
hugely. The ground is generally dry
under them and fowls enjoy busting
and resting under the stately and beau
tiful flowers. We would, therefore, ID
tnc light Of these advantages. advise
those who can possibly do SO to plant
them. Il viii pay you to try it.-West-
ern Rural
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08
rP OUT THE FLIES.

4 J. = Bad Reputation In Con-
.t;on with Microbes.
y |sn]t OF the modern discovery
Isipation OF microbes it has
"A that next to air in motion
q the most active agents in the
these animalcules that con
kreaten the lives Of the human
There il the authority Of the
\ u Russian physician named
pnko, who has literally been
into flies, that during a siege
cholera no agent is 50 active
| nrosd of the dread malady as
This scientist has made many
Ients with flies and demon
!: bcain and again the presence of
ma bacillus of cholera III what
monty called fly spccks This
he repeatedly found active two
days after the insects had been
cholera cultures. lie expert
both with the common house
what is known az the blue bot
He first fed them with cholera
and then on sterilized bouiIlon.
d that when the flies We're fed
Intestinal contents Of victims or
era scourge all sorts Of bacteria
covered with the contagious
EIcretions Of these insects, but
lera germs were found to lose
their yirnlence and activity
heir passage through the body
=. In commenting Oh these III
ions the New York Sun natar-
5 the question as to whether or
ke common, Shiny occupants OF
every dwelling are not also
Egents in the spread Of such
iseascs as diphtteria. scarlet
pllow fever and smallpox.
Generally conceded that the fly
b responsible for the spread OF
esis hy feeding upon the spn-
tuberculosis sufferers and car
be poison into a dwelling where
ten permitted to Wallow III the
drown himself in the cream
or reyel in the sugar bowl and
get drunk on the rim of the
Ass. There is no doubt that in
\ epidemic a fly in a dwelling
hay be the insidious agent of
The only safety in times Ct
d, whether it be cholera, small
low fever or any OF the infee-
MANTLE diseases, is to quarantine
hd the way 10 quarantine nm
ht in some kind OF fly screens.
ter whether they are wire or the
" mosquito netting. II IS a poor
Ag indeed, that cannot afford 4
(ece Of mosquito netting to bar
Fly. If pcrchance 4 fugitive
pw and then dodge in when the
open 1t is an easy matter TO told
evspaper and slap the life out OF
Keep out flies and so keep out IN
k-Cincinnati TimeSStar.