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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Gon8reb.
2. sc Der.

!. Ser Senat nabm cine Meiolution
an, tpel@e benz Golumbii@sn Muieum
.geitattet, ale bur4 Rauf ober S9enz
flung erlansten 30 .ltausitellunsssegen>
.itanoe ao0frei au empfansen. $175,z
900 purbe fir einen 3oututtsr auf ben
8innenieen bepiIist. Mngeorbnet
.tpurAs bic ueberfebung unb ber Druid
elmer S4rift bes prof. @b. Sueb in
:@ien uber rDie 3utunft bss Silbers",
!@ins Silberfreiprdsungsoorlase Stez
lpart's ging an ben Ginanaausi@uB.
Cine 8iq gu Gun ten Der Nptbletbenz
ben in SibAGarolina unb Georgia
murbe an9snommen. Der Mntrag Be-
trefs @erta9ung morsen Na@mittag
3 llbr eing an bas gpmtte fir Be-
.mil1igungen. Die 9ausbiI betnFs
@erldnserung BET @s9iitrirunssfrtt
fir @binei len purhs angenommen,
ebenfo cine 8or1a9e, tpel4e Dem @taat
Californian 9eftattet, 5 pro3ent bes
!Heinertrags BON 6Tentli@en 2dnbereiz
en- fir feline @@ulen gu %n:rtpenben.
@as $ aus bel@lob NIT 1874 sessn
83 Stimmen, fi@ mc:gen Na@mittas
3 llbr gu berta9sn. Mngenommen
apurbe bic 8tq betreFs Der Sermine ber
8unoesgsri@te in SiibADatota, fer
.ner bic @eiolution, tpsl4e bas Gtnanoz
comtte srmd@ttgt, na@ Der Wertagung
@iBun9en gu balten unb cine Sarifz
bin aus5uarbeiten. @s bauerte LAM
&c, ebe fit bieie @eiolution Elm DUO
rum 3ui ammn gu betommen mar.
3. NoDsmber.
Ser Senat nabm nab lGngerer
@ebatte bic @eiolution, ii@ am b:utiz
gen Na4mitteg gu bertagen, an.
@bsnio pafirte cine 8tQ betrefs elmer
in Netp Dort ab9ebaltenben Qusitel=
lung BON Pretsgeptnn:rn auf Der 60
lumbar 6air. Na9 @rleoigung Der
iblt9en Sormalitdtsn, als 9antesbez
14liKe, Wboronung zines gomites an
ben prdiioenten II. /. m, ertldrte 8tcez
prdi ioent Stebeni i'm bsn Senat fine bic
Dertagt.
9as 9aus nabm na@ einigem Tltz
buittren bic &i4arOion'i3e Heloluz
tion betrefs 8%eibebaltung BON Glsrts
in Der Pau Ie 5pii9en Der 1. unb 2.
@tBung oes @ongreIes an. Ri@aro<
ion beantragte Wieo:repmdgung bet
M6itimmung. @om Senate fam bielelz
be &el %olution 5urid, aber mod INNER
NIT benz itreitt9en 3uiaB, $22,088 fir
@.3ablung bon @enatsclerts gu beptl@
ltgen, Der ebsn. @apers beantragte,
benz SENATE isinen Minen gu tbun.
Mber ebe mod etpas in ber @a4e gez
l4eben tonnte, mar bic Stunoe Der
@ertagung getommen. Ser @pre@er
pertagt. bas 9aus fine bic.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Neueite Na6ri6ten.
1rantreidb ipntpatbifirt nit spas
1nicu.

Sn paris fanb am 2. Nopember
cine MaKenperi ammlung itatt; oielelz
be nabm eine an ben ipanti9en Sc
1anbten in Parts geri@tete Morei1e an,
tporin h.r &beilnabme iiber bic Ser
lutte ber @panier BEL Melila Musorud
gegeben, uno Spaniens 9eroismus
fpG6renb bes @trettes iib:r bic Caro-
linenzSn1eln tn's @ebd9tnib 5uriidgez
rufen tpiro. Sn ber Mors1e betbt es
%tpeiter, baB Bel ienem Streite bic Saz
pferteit oer iponilden @:gierung BIZ
Meiberlase Der beutlben 9sere 3ur
Golge batt. pel4e BON ienen Snieln
8efib ergreifen MOLTEN. 5erner ptro
ertldrt bab es bic l1%eber3eugung Der
@~:r1ammlung ut, oaB bas 3uiammenz
3iehen zines englt19en @ei4mabers Bel
Gibraltar bic @Dbne bes @ib ntat abz
6alten mirb, lire altb:rt6mmli4e Miiz
1ion in Mfrita gu erfuqen, un6 i'm 3d.
raus mtrb b:r rubmret@e @rfolg bez
griibt, pel@en bic 1panilhe Irmee unb
Glott. gegenuber Gibraltar erringen
mirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
@oatc lid sum FrdTSenten MAIDEN

Sn &anas @itp, $780,, uurbe
am 6. Nobember elmer 6. &aub BON
Ttnmep in 9enrp @ountp, Mo., oerbafz
tet, Der ben Prdfibenten Glepelano umz
buingen mpllte. @r batte feline 9eimatb
nit benz ausgeipro4enen @or1ab uerz
la1en, UNI bic prGiioenti@aft oss 2anz
beg gu ubernsbmen. Ser @on6ufteur
'0es :3uges, Der i'm na4 &an1as Gttp
'bra@te, mertts feline gefdbrlthen 4bz
it9ten unb tsGsgrapbtrte an bas bieitz
&C Poli3eibauptquartier, UNI feline Ser
baftung bel Der Mntunft gu ermogltz
Hsn. Mls Der Bug antam, nabmen
i'm 5m:i Poli3iiten in 9aft unb itedz
ten i'm elm. @r nirb na@ Ginnsp 3uz
rid9ebra4t tperoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Nanb ,&no 9ranontftmn9.

Mm friiben Morsen bes 4. Nobember
tpurbe in Der @bicaoer 8oritaot
bas @aus BON g. g. @beez
lsr, Praiioent ber ~Sninois 9eating
&C.," beraubt unb bann in 8ranb ge=
1ebt. Wbeeler berfolgte oi: Rduber
unb erl@oB einen berielben, als lie in
Der NGb, BEG brennenben 9auies bic
&eute unter 1i@ bertbeilten. Sin Mitz
glteo BET Mbeeler'i4en Tamtli: tonnte
fi9 ni@t re@t5eitig aus benz 8eret@e
Der Glammen brtngen unb mubt.
idmmerltm berbrenner.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
8ejtrafte Soloatemjdtmeerci
4 Du}feIbprf bat 10

Sn DI1fe16orf BAT 1oeben
2isutenant @@ra9miiQer pom 80. Snz
fanteriere9iment cine 3mei Monats lanz
&c @rre5titrafe absebuBt, mel@s ibm
bonn Rrtegsgeri4t ipegsn ber brutalen
Dirt uno Wetie aubictirt murbe, III nell
4er er mebrere iun9e 2sbrer aug bet
proDin3 @effalen, bic linn pdbp:mb
ibrer ie4sp0@entli4en 9ieniteeit 3ur
militdrt1@sn @usbtlbung 3%ugepieien
porb:n tparen, bebanbelt batt:. Dte
2ebrer batten erit na& Mblauf ibrer
9ienit5sit @e1@perbe gsfii6rt. Ser
lieutenant fat jeBt ieinsn Mb14teb erz
balten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16

, Ser 9aueflub lit sine benz @ummi=
f1ub Der Steinobitseb0lae dhnli&e
Notwithstanding Der Mabelb0lz
ger, bic balb ben 9oldt0rper, balb au@
Bic 8aftaellen unb bas @etpebe bet
Mtnbs eusretft. 9ie sriten @puren
Der &rantbeit 3eisen ii@ i'm &ieni9<
1perb,n bes 9ol5es, tpdbreno ipdter bic
8ilouns BON 9ar3hsulen, @nfammlunz
gen groBer men9en elethmdBiger
9ar3mafen in peri9iebsn groben
@ol5rdltmsn Der betrefenben Naoelz
6ol3Itdmme, fir bic a%usgsbiloete
&ranfbeit be3ei9nenb 1T. @as Matez
rial CUR Gi0umg oisier oft i:6r sroz
ben, oft o0Qig NIT 9ar3 gefiqten
9~arabeulen mub notbmenbig bas bie1e
umgebenbe pflunaengepebe iefsrn;
mag es nun BON be lem aus glei4 in
Gorm BON Sang binpanbern oo:r ii@
crit bort aus anberen 0%erbtnbungen
gu 9ar3 umbilben, tmmer 1T bamtt Elm
@dfteperluit nerbunb.n. Wte 1@on
ertpGbnt, 5ei9t it@ bas 9ol3 oss erz
tranfenoen Stammes 3und91t nit
9ar3 dbsr 8aliam our@trdntt, bic it4
snttpeber als Misunderstanding ober in
5ropfen ober bereits ben Snbalt gan=
ger 3ellen btlbenb 5eigen, nobel az
mdbli@ biz Wdnoe Der betreHenoen
:3enen INNER binner tperoen, Biz
1@lieBli4 muir nod cine feline ii& in
ber 9ar3maiis almdbli& perlierenoe
l1mgren3ung iibrig bleibt. Gin iol@es
@olB rennt man ttentg. 3unGbit berz
fallen bic @ol55eqen benz 9au9fluB,
pdbrenb bic Marttrablen langer piz
Der lteben, Elm 0erbalten, mie es ii4
gang Gbnli@ Bel benz @ummilub 3eigt.
l1nter ben uria@en fir bic @ntltez
bung beg 9ar5flufes 1pielen por allen
bic @erlebumgen unb 4usti9ungen
bur@ @tirma Tubnperte u. I. m. cine
robe &oIe. Bet gu ttefen benz Baum
beigebra9ten Munoen itirbt berielbs
oft gang ub, 0a ii4 Der 9ar5flub oann
uber ben gr0bten Sbsil bes 9ol3t0rz
bsrs berbreitet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Sflapcubamocl ianctipntrt.

Man melb,t unter benz 2. Nobemz
,ber aus Zanzibar: &apitdn uno
,Mnnnl9aft bes i'm porigen @pril bonn
,&reu5er pbilomen getaperten fran30z
@clapen1AiFes 1ino BON @:rl4t
in @sunion, an peldes bic @efangenen
pom bieiigsn frana11il4en Goniul IT,
butts Pro3e1irung gel&tdt tporoen ma=
rem, freige1pro&en porben. Durf
oie1e 5r,i1pre6ung miro benz SclaDenz
;banoel tbutld4li4 @trafloitgteit auge=
3idert, 1ofern ct unter fran30ii14sr
6luQoe betrtsbjsn ptro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
BQhuuualI6.

umtpeit paris, g., auf Der Sbio
@outbern Babn entgleiite ber lebte
Magen zines &~ies5uges unb itiir3te
ben 80 SUB 6o6en 8abnbamm binab.
@r 3og brei3ebn anbere Wagen nit it4,
barunter AUDI bic @abooie, in Der it@
breiBtg italienii4: Mrbeiter befanben.
35pet BON ibnen mur0en %get0otet, elf
Derlebt. Die @etDbtet,n purben in
paris 3uriidgela6en, bic @ertpunbeten
na@ bier ms 9o1pital gebra4t. @on
bt:l en- birften nod meitere bier ibr Sc
ben ausbau@en. @ie iinb ale iammt
unb 1pnbers Idkper DerleBt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16

NIT 9anb19elen psrieben unb an 8duz
men, 9elesrapbsnpfoiten oo:r ionittsen
@egenitdnbem befeittst ipurben, Bis
porldufises Quarter fir oisielben BE-
I@aft perh:n tonnte. Man glaubt,
baB bas @efdnsnib bur& bic Sniaiz
len in 8rano geitedt tporben 1T. Der
psruria@te S&aben pirb gegsn $780,
600 befrdn,n.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
3attiaS 9th
Scr Mderfne6t sTrib 6empe

- Der Mdertneft Ttib 9empelz
mann in Cincinnati 1T einsm uniiberz
legten ~@4er3" 3um Spfer gefa1sn.
@r mar Elm getitig bei9rdntter MenI&,
unb 6atte cine Mntpeifung 1sines 9errn
auf IS Gents in plumper, aufd4iger
auf As Gents erb0bt, um iiA 10
rertra gu mahen." Seine Bsz
tannten arrettrtsn i'm i'm S4er5 unb
iagten linn, nun miiKe ct in's 3u9tz
baus. Ser arme Men1@ gertetb baz
riiber in @er3peiFung, ita4 1i4 nit
etnem Sa14enmeKsr in ben Qals lnb
berblutete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Mthtcr:ennM at Der 9lrbcit.

Sn Maibpille, Semi, traf am
4. Nopember bic Na@ri@t elm, bab cine
breifa9e 2pn4z9tnri9tuns in Der perz
gangenen Na4t in ber Ndbe BON
Semi, i%tattfanb. IS maz
rem ot,s ber Neger @ouarb Wagner,
fem Sobn unb feline SCOOTER. 9ie
2pnber tparen glet4faQs @4par3e.
Dte 8~eitrafung erfolgte pssen 8ranoz
itiftung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
@arfttert@te.
Chicago

Winterpei3en, $685.; @ommerz
;mei3sn, So go; @ogsen, M-46;
@er tie, 81 -53; 9afer, % 81; Rorn,
So 38; Mebl, 200 $50; StmotbDz
9eu, 9.OO-12.OO; pratrisbeu, $3.50
800; RGeie, 11.O0-11.25; Mibbz
ltngs, 1O.5O-11.OO @tiere, 3.35-
$50; @toders, 2.50-3.25; &ibe,
1.75-2.50; &dlber-; @@meine, $50
$40; S@afe, 2.504.70; 2dmmer,
4.50-.90; Timotbpiamen BIO
$40; Rl<eiamsn, $4,000; Gla4s,
1.O1-1.O2; Butter, @reamerp, a.
%; Butter, Dairp, 1885,; RGle,
Creamery, 10-11; &die S@mei3er,
Ill.,; Wbistsp, LIS; 3tpiebeln per
Sab, 1.25; @rbien, 1.00-1.05;
Mepfel per SAB, 2.0O-3.75; &artofz
fe1n per 8ui6el, $685.; 8obnen,
1.6O-1.65; @ier, 20; 9onig, 10-15;
ausgelaHener 6-8; 2%ebenbtge 9ibner,
8; Sprtngbiibner, 50; Surtep, 10
II; Gnten, SO; @dnis per 98b.,
5.OO-7.OO.
Wtt]sWeWVO>sS ~ W. S"~>*
Mei3en, $751;; &oggen, 49, IA;
@erite, 34-39; 9afer, 24-27; &orn,
1916; 9eu, Stmotbp,-; 9eu, Up
lamb. 4.0O-7.00; Mebl, 1.55-3.75;
&lei::, 900; Butter, Creamery, 16-
%; Butter, Dairp, 16-23; @ler, 20
81.
South 0tnaba. .
6eebers, 2.00-3.50; &ibe, 200
$50; &iibe, geapDbnlt4e, 10000;
S4metne, 5.75-6.10; @@afe, 2.20
400.
9tonr GttD.
@tiere, 3.OO-3.25; Ribe unb
6sifers, 1.&-2.50; Stoders II. See
'6er5, 2.40-3.20; &dlber, 2.00-4.00;
@4m:tne, 5.50-5.75; @@afe unnerz
Gnbert.
&anfas Gttp
@tiere, 2.20-5.1O; @toders unb
6eeSers, 2.10- $50; &ibs, 1.1O-
$40; @4meine, 5.90-6.1O; @@afe
:u%nperdnbsrt; Wet3en, $685.; Rorn,
31-33; Safer, 25-28; @ier, 1s.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Gin tb6tt0cr Wulfan.

Ser @eiub BEL Neapel tpirft &C.
maltige 2abama len aus. @roBe Menz
i9enmaKen ftr0men bsrbei, um bus
impoi ante S@uuipiel, mel4es ber in
boiler Ebdtsgteit beftn6lt4t @ultan
bet Ma4t bietet, gu genieBen. Ser
prin3 bon Neapel Ger italteni1@:
&ronpriw3) 9at ii4 NIT ietnem @efolge
einen prd@tigen 8eoba@tungspuntt
qe1tbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
&cTclcrpIcTou.

Syn 8irmingbam NJ, Mla., plabz
ten bi, &eHel ber @lroo@U}lhl:n. Supt.
@t9aro Glrob unb Mu@iniit @barles
pur0en iofort get0otet. @oz
bert 8uIod uno Pbiqipp @lroD NUT
ben oertpunost unD p,rh:n ibren &C.
fG6rli9en D%erlebungen bo4itmabr=
l4einli@ erliegen. Ser angeri4h:te
@4aosn betrdgt $4,000.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
cejerretGs nemeS Weintjertmm.

SSn SO bat Tirit WinbtihgrdB
als Radhfolger Saaffe's folgenbes Miz
ntiterium gebiQoet:
Snneres, @oblla bon Wtomann,
Deuti@ : &th:ral; Suiti3, @raf &arl
@borinsti, Clerical; Tinan3en, @rnft
BON plener, Gibrer Der 0euti9z2ibsz
ralen; Mderbau, @raf Sultan 5alten@
6agen, Clerical; @r3isbuny, @tanisz
laus bon Mabepstt, Yole; 9anbel,
Graf Tran3 @ronini, Clerical, Miniz
iter obne Portefeuiqe, @poqtrur BON
SeSdmorsft, Pple.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16

eIsbr aufgerest. Grit iab ct ben Mtdter
an, bann aber fdlug isr ben 8lid gu
@oben unb begann gu atttern. Muf
bic Grage bes &thters, ob er ii4 i@ulz
pig ooer uni@ulbts betenne, antportsts
prenoergait NIT taum p%ernshmbarer
!Sttmme: ~Ni4t i9ulbis". Ils ber
@i4ter ibn frug Of ct einen @ertbeibiz
ger babe, iaete CT, CT tpiirbe einen Be-
,tommen. @r mubte ms @:fdnsnib
auriid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
8rano cincs @efdn9niTes.

9as @:fdngniB gu Mustogee
inn eSnbianer 9erritorium mur0e in Der
Ma4t gum 8. Nopember bur4 Sewcr
aer1t0rt. Mls ba7slbe ent0edt muroe,
befanben 1i4 SO @efangene in b:n GEL
ZEN. 81: 5herifsgebilfen muren
1dn,u aur @tsqe uno mrunlaBten Die
Befreiung idmmtli4:r Sn1aHen, bic
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@mlalia's tanapfluiiecr @atte.

l1eber parts mirb gemelo:t, bab
prin3 Mntpnio BON Orleans, ber Mann
ber neuli@ aur Notwithstanding in Sit
cago anpeienoen prtnge1in @ulalia
unb Sberi lieutenant i'm 9uiaren<Rez
giment rprin5eB", it4 ben na@ Mez
lila abgeb:nben Sruppen ani4lieBen
tptrb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
ShiTSuu0lnf.

Ser 9ampfer Mrben bon ber Ntlas
Ginie nit 542 Sonnen @ebalt, Der
5mii&en It 0 n, Samaica, unb
anDeren 9dfen fubr, 1T elmer M:loung
3uf olge, gel tranbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Grbielt 10 Sabre 3u@tbams.

M,9tsanpalt Trancis 8. Weets,
mel9er BON Goita Hica na4 Nem
Dort 3uriidgebra4t muroe, par i'm
@eri@t Dor Mecoroer @mitb. @r erz
tlGrte iib bes Diebitabls BON $4,000
I9ulbig, msl4. h!r Grau Nt4olas
STIFF geb0rten. Der &ecoroer berurz
t6eilte BEN l1ebeltbdter gu 10 Sabnn
53u9tbaus Bel barter Mrbeit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Vlo9 1T bic quit.

gu &o4ei er BEL Mt. @ernon,
81. s., f(og bic Dtttmar @pnamit46acz
torp IN bic 2uft. Mebrere psrionen
tpuroen get00tst.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
Dor oeu Mtdter oebraht.

, Dim 2. Nobsmber tpllrbe in Gbicago
patrid eugene prenbergait, Der M0rz
Der Garter 9arrt1on's, bor &t9ter
6orton gsbra4t. Ser MDroer mar
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16

@tiere, 3.O0-3.25; Ribe uni
t6sifers, 1.25-2.50; Stoders II. See:
6erS, 2.40-3.2O; &Glber, 2.00-4.00;
@4m:ine, 5.50-5.75; @@afe unoer:
Gnbert.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21
A Pinch of Dust.

The dangers that Turk unseen in the
air form the subject of an essay by M.
de Nansouty on The Atmosphere Of
Large Towns and Micrographv He
points out the increased pollution Of the
air in Paris from the factories worked
by steam machinery and remarks that
vapors which contain sulphur arc spe-
cially disastrous to the lungs. since the
sulphur which they contain is trans
formed into sulphurous acid and then
into sulphuric acid, which falls back 20
the earth with the rain and fog an
analysis Of dust PARTICLES reveals that a
remarkable collection of diverse objects
may be absorbed at every breath in the
street of a large city-silex, chalk, plas-
ter, pulverized rock, charcoal. hairs,
fibers, vegetable refuse, starch, pollen
cells, etc. A specimen Of dust collected
from furniture on the third floor Of a
street in Rennes contained all this and
nearly 5000 geo bacteria in addition 4
gram Of dust (about IS grains) in move
nent IL the streets incloses about 1885,
600 bacteria. The dust Of houses, then,
is far more dangerous. N. de Nansouty
concludes that it IS Of incalcnlable i'm
portance to devote incessant attention
to the number. quantity and nature of
those microscopic beings which surround
us.--London Hospital.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21
This Is u Georgia story.

At Waynesboro. just before a recent
hanging, two young fellows went out to
inspect the gallo7vs and satisfy their curl
osity
Arrived on the spot, one Of them ez-
pressed & desire to see how the thing
worked.
s'Put your head in the moose, said the
other, land III show YOU
For the novelty Of the thing his com
panion suited the action to the word,
when-'sc liclzt' and down shot the trap,
The moose was not il position. how
ever, and sliiHed off the head Of the
frightened fellow just in tune to save
him from being jerked out Of the world
Neither of those adventurous young
men has any further desire to test the
efficacy Of the sheriff's preparations for
dispatcling psople from this world TO
the next.--AtIanta Constitution
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21
The Importance of Good Cooking.

A good cook is q treasure q mistress
rarely wishes to offend. How often
does one hear q woman say something
like the following, after recounting
faults of a most serious character on the
to part with her, for she is a far better
cook than I can get elsewhere. She sat
isles my husband better than any we
have had, and you know how difficult
he is to please. There is no peace if his
dinner does not please him.
eff a woman is at the mercy of the
cook, and she is not good" as a writer
have already quoted has remarked, cher
table will soon become intolerable. Bad
soup, soft and fabby fish, meat burned
outside and raw within-the husband
will soon fly from the Barmecide feast
and take refuge in his club, where he
will not only find food that he can di-
gest, but at the same time fly from the
domestic discord that usually accom-
panies Ill cooked victuals at home
Bad cookery may seem a small thing
in comparison with other evils, but the
results are as dire as those that followed
the proverbial lost nail in the horses
shOe-wasted incomes. impaired health.
drinking habits. family discord Bad
cookery, more often than not, causes
''the little rift within the lutte" which
by and by makes the music of married
life mute. Whom God hath Joined in
matrimony ii cooked joints and i'll
cooked potatoes have often put asunder.'
Nineteenth Century.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21
2,228 .672.

2,22s, 672.-These figures represent the num-
of bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which were
sold in the United States from March, '91 to
March, go, Two Million, Two Hundred and
Twenty Eight Thousand, Six Hundred and
Seventy Two bottles sold in year, and
each and every bottle was sold on positive
guarantee that money would be refunded if
satisfactory results did not followit use. The
secret of its success is plain. 1t never disap-
points and can always be depended on as the
very best remedy for Coughs, Colds etc.
Price soc. and S1.o0. At H. c.. Pierce's Drug
store, soc. per bottle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21
A PLEA FOR SIMPLICITY.

Have your houses as beautiful as
possible, but for ornament have moth
ing that is not of some use; for there
is no beauty without utility. Remem-
Der that fewer wrecked tempers and
broken-down, nervously prostrated
patients would be heard of, could wo
men ever depend upon solitary mo-
therefore, to think and plan for light
work when furnishing home.
Instead of heavy carpets, at once SO
dust-wooing and unhygienic, try the
high art mattings of the best quality,
if hard wood floors are out of the
question.
The mattings Will last four years,
and are beautiful and easily cleaned.
Put rugs down here and there for
warmth and color. Hang the easily
dows in place Of the long ones that
are likely to catch and hold dust so
easily.
Doorways can be hung with rich
portieres from Japan, obtainaole in all
art colors; or a length of silk twisted
gracefully over pole relieves the
bare look, and can be often removed
and shaken. Avoid as far as possible,
upholstered furniture. Take out your
love of the beautiful in fine woods and
quaint shapes, and let the silken and
velvet puffngs be relegated to dust
loving past.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21

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rs Z hurlhue- Cle day my wife called il-F -
u a. Rev. Mr.. Clarke's testimonial. / knew 80
Clarke, ard knew his statement E.fsls -
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ID Periey ! DuvaEs AID bought bgttie. =
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1. and when had taken two bottles lEFe
u % bed and stay sGli night Can =
rurg.h and stGy through the service without T.si
i'm eOnvenRence- II lis Dee5 4 = -
$500 ~ s o. IILLOTSON. kS;
rs.-yre send you testimonial OF Mr. Tiliot-Z
" IL 4 prominent member Of society. being g
80 ~ rhs. Peace, Commander Of the g
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21
GREAT YEAR FOR MOSQUITOES.
It's the Female Birds That Make All tn Q
Trouble. SAYS One E.xnert.

It's the Female Birds That Make All Il, Q
Trouble, Says One Expert.
Mosquitoes? Well, | should say So"
exclaimed genial Captain Veazey Of the
steamer Enoch Pratt. He had been asked
if this was a good season for the birds.
'sWhy, there are billions of them down
in the tidewater counties of Maryland
and Virginia. We caught it at Deals
island recently. There was land breeze,
and the mosquitoes swarmed about the
boat. Every one was lean and hungry
and seemed to want a square meal, and
from thesGay we felt when we got away
they mus have got it. They are bad
in Somerset. I've got farm four miles
from Princess Anne and wanted to 60
up and see if my wheat had been har-
vested properly but was afraid of the
mosquitoes. I haven't been yet
Just why the mosquitoes are So nu-
merous this year no one seems to know.
A great many persons attribute tie in
crease to the warm, wet spring, while
others say the mosquitoes are just like
peaches-after two or hAG years in which
they are comparatively scarce there will
be a tremendous crop. This was the view
taken by a party of steam boat men who
sat on one Of the wharves along Light
street yesterday and grumbled about the
hot weather. A mosquito which had just
arrived on one of the bay boats landed on
the neck of one of the party and was get
ting his or rather her dinner when she
was killed by a vicious swipe of her vic
tim. ''There's another sskeeter' done
for" remarked the murderer, with salts
faction. HE won't bother anybody else
in this yere vale O. tears"
"She, not he," corrected another
''Don't you know that he skeeter' new
er bothers anybody? It's the females
that make all the trouble in this world,
and that applies to 'slzeeters' just the saSae
as it does to women. If all skeeters'
were hes we wouldn't have any trouble
from them, just the same as If all human
beings were men we'd have things more
quiet and peacefullike. A he 'skeeter
doesn't live long. Go down along the
water in the spring and you will see bill
lions and billions of them, 'woolly heads,
we call them. But you can get right in
among them and have them so thick
around you that you can't see through
them, and you will not be bitten. They
only live long enough to provide for the
next seasons crops, and then they die,
leaving the she 'skeeters' to make man
kind miserable till cold weather comes'
Baltimore Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21
Often the enjoyment of a hammock

Often the enjoyment of a hammock
is greatly interfered with by pro
voking absence of shade just when we
most want it. Perhaps there is one
convenient tree under which to hang
the hammock, or, again, there may
be two young trees whose LEAKAGE does
not protect from the sun. Ib is an ad-
mirable plan under these Circumstance
es to stretch an awning over the ham
mock, for then you can lie in the ham
mock at all hours in earnest comfort
perfectly unconcerned, even if light
showers come up. Make the awning
in the form Of an isosceles triangle,
cutting off the acute angle at width
of IS inches. Sew this end firmly over
a rod or round stick. Put screw eye
into the middle of the rod through
which to pass rope and tie this end
to a tree. The other points must have
rope sewed stoutly to them and be
tied to posts, unless there is a second
tree. in which fortunate event they
can be tied TO its branches.