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2ooe aaras,,.


en- WDnlteritat. aOinoen itos
amerita. Man tuube life J., I
Die en- 9jeneitspise iOm Der. =, a'
2penOelou = Ell 9Op for en-
alasie / Samiunoet = fnnotes "ai
en 2leiier bar Der ct fuI0trnS.,
SGien. 9ieneitepi9erne oern,,s p
COB gebonolin9 Oa fit goo gsn
Stub traI 2al. iammen meO en- b,l V1
nn9e 9nrner, % be fleite al S.,,
2Ieneltep'9er. Man gjor6e If,
ntsen 5urifjel paa en- "Qone.
3jeneltepise. Sele Nmeri,os 49,,
itano 6olfeifclen beituo npIt,r
lniienbe af apinber. 5cIteItO(en t.'
ties Der al aue, men etolctpuno iors..
life. s 5oltelfolen u~noerpias, IT.
Gelision. Sfolen bar fpQes irr o.
% 6attt9e, p9 oertll mnatte hi m,
tontme Der. Selpe Stoleu FEB hn, 81,
Gals Wenias al flere Sell. men :.
par forbauienbe, builten guue mon &.
bapoe til at lare Ssrn nuaet. a,i..
5ortiatteliesif Stolen (oen iaafulbte g.,
ltole } bar fri os ialles, % Der msOSG
tes baaoe unoerpisnins i glmenfoo =,
/ Ipeciele Sag. 0esuoen fanOtsa ~,
bsiere 2ereanitalter.
@fterat 2al. bernaIt bapbe pmt,a
bet amerifanIfe Gmbeosprien On g.
caspuo 1lutteoe ban men i
li9e, at piitnot bar Der me8et ipoot
amerifa % mesen pOlitiif 6uroaru,E
= Der BOG it9rft mobarbeioeoes Of A.,
Hartier, liseiom Der bar bauuet Ct tr,,
bic Earti (be nationally til aomp mn,
Yen9ep9loet, bpilfet garti Nurom,r.
UNIV
oene ltarft ilutteoe fig til men ~
bar ~iitfert, at Der i belle 8erben ia
Ianotes ct 2ano, Tom / StprbeO, Ri,,
bonn cs arattuofOloelie os fremfur a,
/ p~erionlig 5ribeo % inObDrbc3 Qiat0
funoe maale Jig meo De noroameritnra
6riltater. Man folte Der, at man 10,
/ ct 2auo, bupr 5ribeben bar tranSt NJ
/ 2iuet. Wangleoe eno Imerita mso,t
iaa Baube bet S~ribspens % Qig6son,
o~poragenoe Wast.
2alen, boorai ooenitaaenoe cr ct tort.
Iattet lloora9, mooto9es me0 itRrtt Sp
ialo.-"@aroen."
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
Gr,NianOr g0nl. s.. Nancnn

bar meot meo en- iIem lllptte paa en-
3]crnbuucreiie Oppe NGrbeoeu al gIbers
been / SpOs9otOto. Ser iOrsialot ct
SommcnitDo al @o9nc / nib 5urt, %
for Ntr. @oacnu, itjent ban pirieli0 life
blcU itamicrct paa 9e9eme cller 9ems
mcr, bar cog ben pluOieli9e 8gItelie
iaa UOlOiom, at bans 8epE8elie5Or8a.
ner aloeles Inmmcoc3. Selp bar BON
BOG bet 0anb, at bet belle shock fan 9na
OUer ont en- 9iN, % ban oil innreit
muIi8 bliUe brogt BERTH meO cit ipcciel
Serubareuo0n.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
SrDQup.

80 al De unse, / 3ecurab igote %
opoOrne 5olt, be99e Ueltjenote % az
BOlcte, fiji bet 9nOiolo, at De ituloe
blipe Mano % 8One, % ale ceres
&enner 9lRoer fig Borrower. Oct bar
nemIi8 Mr. Charles s. &8siier, Der
1Or8Oags bIeU G9teuiet til Mii8 2lbbie
SuQis, Batter al Wtr. 2epi Bulls. Be
bar ticnot binauoeu ira 8nru8ben, o.
Oct bar iao mango al os. 9eriOr iens
Der vi meo benz pGa oeres SrpQnp8z
relic % paa oeres belle &eiie iammcn
9ienuem 9iuet pore bjertcligite 2Dtpnit=
uiuger.
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60 Wii fra @iumcapotis

% fra 3 til 10 Nfil fra Morteb bar ie9
5000 Gcre5 orEnsret StoU O9 @ng, ub>
m9rtet itittet til areuturaul os almins
beli9 6armin9. $500 pr. gcre, 9alus
ten aontunt, 8eiten iuoen 3 9(ar. Gns
ten On sniter ct Siem eler at u~nbrin8e
Geu9e iittert % foroelastist, fan On
panifelig 9isre beore. Striu eler beus
peno Dig troy til
81. $. aOrert, 3ecornb, Soma.
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@inncibeif 6pnntD gauf

giGr nltlo 9llt muligt for at itaa pua
beoits SOB meO iine mango &unoer.
3ttc NOT mco, at, ba ben itore % toit-
bare 6OrItignuelie at 9otalet iOretogcs,
Vaults % Safes, iaa iitre ipm nOsen
mob 3uobruO, bleu iuOmureoe, III bar
Gierue for at fire belt no oQe fine Dc
pOijtOrs nsiurtret iig imOO alt lab i
6ioelitD d Guiuultp 60, ct Selitab,
Der ipccielt oriper 6Orretuing i ben
SIa9s Nsiurunce. Scr bar man alts
ina en- 8~etrp99eIie al bebite Sta9s.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
Eooefalo.

sens Z. Semen, eli At be Gloite
nori'e Settlere / @iureibeit GOuntp,
bone, urrmeit Tom 6a,9t al ct Sla9tila
iGioe, ben 19oe gGovember, e'ter ct tort'
oariat Sp9eIsie. 6du uar igot 0ol'
oeselo 8rcitegjelo, Nor9e, lobe Gpril
1923. Meo fin Sutru 3H9cbor8 Ollt'
ielsoatter giRs reiite ban 1850 til Gme'
rio. Otter ct fort Cpbolo @i3coniiil
iIptteoe ban 1852 til 3Orpa % bOiatte
fig mar Galmar, bpOr ban bpg9eoe BET
tD9geIise Sjem, / bpiltet ban Iorbleu
til fin 3go.
De baOoe in8en eauc Born, men al
li8eueI fit mango 9prn en- triiteltg Ops
oro9elie ceres Gus bet par o8'aa eli
lers mango 9~rpngeuoe, iom nso goOt
al oeres itore @aumilobec. Otter ct
lptteli9t 2Gsteitab Ogoe bans 6uitru
for en- : 2lar iioen.
Som trofait Ben % COB Na6o bar
N'ogoe cel fienot, n9tet % elIfet blanOt
Nae, iom baUos Om9an9 meo BAN.
Oct rar BOG / tirteli9e areoie, ban ii9r
uomGrteoe fig, pee at ta9e iuri9 %
oirtiom Gtnoel / aft trliteli9t Grbeioe,
boorpeo Cubs Ri9ss Sa9 ituloe frems
mes. S%prin9iielo Meni9beo, bpornf
ban bar Weolem, iaapeliOm bet 8irtes
Samiuno, ban tilbgrte, oil opbt isle
bet Cab, be bar liot ueo bans Bort
gang.
Der 6leU bam betrost mango 9iaioss
6perp, Der trapeoc tore OpOirelier
baaOe al lib % 8en9e, men otorig unos
orog ban Jig be tun8e 8Droer. uiGos
pnnli9t 6elo baooe han meb at iaa
Nnore til at 9igre fin &rtitenpli9t, foroi
ban ielp iatte iaa 9oot ct Grempel. 8
ofIertlj9e 8%oriamlln8er bar hans 9aler
lite lan9e, men Srbene uelOOeruetebe o9
ipnOi8e. Deb manoig t~riiteli8 SorGt
eiterlaoer ban uubilettelige SpOr i ben
Oritslutberite airte b~ertiaanos.
l~luentet rammeosS ban al ben SDgs
bonn, iom enbte bans banorige 2ip. 81
Tiger tilbra9te ban / Ell naiten bnlube-
uioitlgs Silitanb. Gen oenitre SIDE
al 9e9emet bar oloele3 lam; Fan fla
9eoe Dog life ouer Smerter. Soroiite
N~nli99enoer, iaaiom 1eitomeut ans
9daenoe lin b~etpOeli9e 6ormue, builtet
ban oeSunrre baooe uoiat for l9noe,
bergrte ban life; mar oerimoo De, Tom
Itoo hos bam, talte ont aauoeliQe Silt1,
lHite 8i6eliprog % BAD meO BAN, on
Oplipeoes ban % tilfjenoe9ao lit Niialo
meo ct gluo Smil. De iibIte 8a9e
tlnoe ban tale iua9t % betjenote oa
pomp8t lin 5%ortrpitning paa SUBS
blptte Nanbe / &riitO. 3 iaaoant Ga'
li9beoss6aab lob ban rOli9t beu.
"Ntin SjGl bD be Spristi9e8 9po,
og NIT Gnoeli9t uorbe iom bans" bar
De Orb, ooer bpilte 8nitor 8nffen ta(te
/ &irten, bpor Ell talri9 Stare Of iGrs
9enoe SlG9tnin9e % 8enrer bar iors
lamleoe. 8erpaa Iteotes ben Senioueoe
til 6ollc pan Sprin9fielO Menigbeos
airte9aaro.
Gf lore SlHstuin9e eiterlaoer 9(fs
opoe fig blot en- grOber / @orae, iamt
en- Spiter i 8innebago 60, Soma.
q. s.
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@uostienciter.
esen esueas ! stOrcnt.

Erccrab GcuigheoS Sric Scnoa9 Scr
ujOonQ 81. 1919.
S~rnrnaSitplC citcr @nesilcut6cr
Enocll 0fttnsuosiIcncltc a. =
Spunrmauitrut rra &reu meocr Slrsoo9
Ciirrmiooaq a. 4
0cnfymcuicrnt ira yduoct mpbcr Ems.
oan Gfierui0o1Q al. l.
RumOcirrgum9rd wgOcr EorSodQ S'icr'
NJ ooaa sat. . Airlen5 &aicmcUt,
lu9opwE'ormtngcu rlp2rr Icrsod3 G'ter
a. T.
9 pCu Erritc q G. q. 9lrle ON 6orn'o'
hagen aL. lois.
SFuraosupic urioeclbayi otter @ros'
iIcucitcU.
Gnqc,t Aitcuauostl cuctc 81
Ruiuociorcnmgeu mroCr Gorson8 elier'
ml0raa Sl. ? paa Goleaei.
acufrmautcruc mroer gerca8 6orm'oSa9
81 9is.
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Eli iglscnoe Yriier: rs Gents, So
Gents, so Gents - 9iuer &ics, @ols
furo d Sberionn 60. iins 5Oreitilinser
/ Grand Opera Wtanoas, 9irsoa9 %
Susoag giteu, Den lite, 12te % l3oe
9ecember. Oct CT mertienot iOm ct
9oot StueipiQers Selifnb.
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Set Torifc Sctitabs
Iarsfcn.

Get 9lprite Selitab aibOloer itn 9larS.
ieit 9ursoog ben zoe December i Steyer2
SaQ. 8iQettCr iaaes bOs DC 6srrer :.
Z, 9bOmpiun, s. Sudlu + % s. San.
Jon. 5or 6umilier 81, ior ell entelt
&sriOu so Gents. Soften err life alcne
for Selito6ets Mcolemmer, men for
GuDuer, Der rniter at OeItnse oeri.
Gro9ram.
&cltomitbsmrrfntu9er. 80. Sr. 5. Sadlu,B.
Gale At 5prmaurm 49,. Yroi. 9. Siepers.
6orirituinser.
Gale paa Gusclit ......Sr G. 3, Sc6niou.
Sroet irit.
s iibite 90. itoO ueO en- 6cilta9elie,
at Setter itlloe nibpIOes ben l4oe Sc.
Set gtorite Selita6 bar altio bait
BDsselise Snmmentomiter, % glt tpoer
pan, at bet Canine oil bli 5iliRloet
inar. @inn pil 9iGre 9omiteen en- tor
oeo at figbe fin Billet tioli9,
narmcit for SuOiigbets Sfylo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

&ice, @olforo Sberionn So, iom
Optrroer paa Grand Opera House, er
Oct beoite S%tueipiler- Selitab, unar Yr;s
ierne ta9es / Setra9tniu9 - 25, 80, 90
Gents. MunOaa ben lite, 2irSoa9
ben l2te % OuSong ben 13os 8ec6r.
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ttoiat.

@runoet paa, al SIR. % 9his gSolioros
snmIe @iooer er ai8aast usO 3eOsu. CT De
ire 5oretlliH8rr / CperaBuist uoint. o1 be.
80ncer Nauoaa ben lite december. Staet.
Ter CT tiliales hos Sdrubbs.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
Tccorabsa ~
Teccrub, 4as Tsttmber. 1893.
SnifcS.

On Hind 4igs fan erbOIre Ituoig 4laoi
hos gPtA. 3 5. SopperitaN.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

SnIntni Gunoruple Tlatc %are'
po'p. ole Mipnltre. &utre 2Ie'
get, Sntaaparer for Sic peo 5'ltoen, W,
enooies, Srso.Ylates, aa9e 9tibcs, *Is
sntpe, Steer al ale SIagS, enten cdittips
eIler Set, Batting 9ilbes. Suppcsl errIieI
o. Suppes Sier. @aa til Den paaIloeli9e
3eipeIer, % tjgb iaabanue SG8er, No'
2orien or Steoet. AZ
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

lln8bOmmeus @uoinbe sr Saa6et,
GIoerocmmeus @uoinoe er Grinoius
opu
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Ser0nt Brothers

iGl9er "A 4nno aortntbsr Tor 81. % guuo
Sutter for 81. ajeb goers Groceries los
os, % 3 oil ipare 4euae. l43
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Un oGroifuiD 300 til asD
Vris.
Soba Sicgene 2ltmanaf %
&aanSbo9 for 1894 lar ct mcgcl M.

~
@aanSbo9 for 1894 lar ct mcgci M.
;i9i % IttcrcSlani 3aObolO. 1oluOu eli
'u.Olt9nolg AlmGldi lor Noret, / Sjgbe0 u1
Den. lom uoGires al Gbriittuuin llnpditt
tmeo Goau8elterHcs Zero idmt artItIet ON
NoHiebolo, SNtIotiei. 2r9plantning, rarr
lte!. Gr1oeruelic al 4 ometeaolanO % &'8t
rin9ens Sanotontoycr / olle Statcr o. {slrh
iorler, lnoeboloer So8eu ogiou en- inloitGn'
Dig norltsonnlf aoaebo8 % mango ANDRE
pGrotflIoe Cplnsntn1cr o. Jtaao al ale
SlagS. SoalGoc'Yriien er 40 Gents, men
Sogen icnoeS irit til ale iom inOicuor la
Nore6ie o8 90 Gents 6rtmGricr ear CIV
mDut til
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

Jll Mipln III Smeoes 5irmaet Or
~ OJ'N'o ion & SobnIuu mao IND.
betaIes I'll oem iHoeu Den 15oe 7ersmber
bette gar. 1l204
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

Sntuinn er ben biaisite paa ipr.
O""o" oig9iorte &IGber. Sans
@nrer er ups o9 pene. l4tf
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

SHnneItipS / Sepelrp % Soiotg''
"o'~1 CT iulotGnO,qt lloO'I2
q Dc met mooeruc %arer al Den Siaa3 orc
nlloes hos 3prieu. @la ben % btiol hlNs
progtinloe BUTT. Sc Oil Der 'e mango M
tl9e Eager al allernDeIte WplItre. Az
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
SlDur, Slonr!

Suereneiie S0i garanteret. @i ri pl ira
M al iHotil ben l5oe oenue Wcaneo iolae
gletp ulm Seit 9ateut 3aro @bent 6IoIr
for ben laue 9rts al 81 pr. SGt.
t4S Serom Bros.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

Stnh Goers German Sods, 6elts,
o'Jpp &ubbers, Sperito los
l43 Scrom Bros.
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Sntllft Splptpi. @tt opIag

' Ddr alCrl9 III
uGret ina tpmplet sler i iaa iortrinlt9e
Meuitre ION MI. abe, Saifrf 9sSierts,
8Fr. os SonboHsS ieer, @ailer al ale
Sings, Sutprs anioe, SerOietsHiugc, Grange
Sets, SgrnesS Gets OH. Sper eueIte 3ufg
rti pGre en- inuf og upttla 9uIe.Yreieut.
142 W. Z. 5orieu.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-13
intellectual Women,

1t is often said that study disgusts WON
en- with domestic labors This is an error
IL anything diverts US from our daily du-
ties it is not study, but frivoliry. Minds
that are incapable of fixing themselves on
= serious subject are not the better fitted
on that account to keep the household ex-
penses within bounds or to govern their
children. Women whose intellectual nur-
ture consist. Of plays and novels are not
likely to air their apartments better than
those who read history and philosophy
Frequently the scholarly woman knows
how to handle broom better than the one
who knows nothing OF science or litera-
ture. Whenever an interesting volume
prevents one from performing household
duty, the fault does not lie in the legiti
mate desire for mental cultivation, but in
the love of enjoyment, which has its root
in selfshness. however elevated he its oh
ject.
Moreover, while the diligent hands are
busted with humble tasks the mind does
not cease to roam. Is it not better that it
should move in a lofty sphere, in the do
main of letters and science, than be occu
pied with such wretched subjects as scan
dial and gossip' Those who have the high
est claim on US should be glad to have us
do little independent thinking. We are
drawn closer to those who ordinarily occu-
by our thoughts If we can remove ourselves
from them at certain moments 1t is one
of the privileges especially reserved for
women that whatever they do for them
selves confers benefit on others.-Sadie
E. Martin in Irrigation Age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-13
Sleep in Sickness.

Concerning sleep, in connection with
sickness, there Is good deal Of heresy re-
garding the matter among otherwise well
Informed people. Don't let her sleep too
longr' BE sure to wake him when it is
time to give the medicine; it will be great
deal better for him not to sleep too long at
one timer How often we have heard these
words, or words to that effect, when, in
fact, in nine cases out OF ten and very
likely in ninety nine out of hundred, they
were the exact opposite of the truth. Gen
tie, restful sleep is better than any medi-
cine; and how often, even how almost in
variably, does the change for the better"
for which anxious friends are waiting so
prayerfully, come during sleep-making
its first manifestation when the patient
awakes with frightened eye, stronger
voice, faint tinge Of returning health
mantling the features in place Of the wan
hue of threatening death,
In the words Of Saneho Panza, we may
well say, Blessed be the man who invent
ed sleep" There are, of course, critical
situations in which a troubled, imperfect
sleep, may properly be broken to admins
ter medicine: but, in these later days, ply
sicians quite generally give the caution
that, in case of restful sleep, the patient is
not to be awakened for the administering
Of mediciness-Good Housekeeping.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-13
when women Need Praise.

Did you ever know the ardent admira
tion men have for whitet n man be In
love with woman, and has not yet told
her. white frock made Of soft, pretty
materia! will make him tell her she is the
most adorable woman on earth, and for
the moment it is one OF those precious
Illusions that form the charm Of life.
Do women like these illusions' Yes:
Yesl They make upfor the many miser-
able moments Of pretense, moments when
she looks the world In the face with smil-
ing lips and bright words When among
the gay she is seemingly the gayest and
iii the while her eyes are full Of unshed
tears over things which she cannot alter
When she grows tired Of hiding her true
feelings In concealing her loves and her
hatreds In covering her SORROWS, even her
joys.
When she tells you she really does not
care to go some place or get some particu-
lar thing, and all the time her whole being
Is aching to be gratified. When she looks
back and regrets; looks forward and
breads When she strives to Danish
thought and strangle memory; and all the
while her speech is filed with mirth and
laughter.
When her existence is colorless, which
she could alter but would not for some
ones sake In such moments as these it is
that appreciates these little illusions
Which please her for the moment and then
pass away, yet in passing leave a trace.
So be not sparing in words that will lead
to them. Do not keep your precious words
locked as miser does his coin; put them
in circulation. Let them get worn, per
haps in handling, but they will always be
sure to bring happiness.
So when you see a woman with smiling
lips and sad looking eyes, praise heri That's
what she wants She is starving for il
and her eyes are mutely begging for it.
And yet she hides it all and you are so
stupid you will not see it.
Praise her even exceedingly. She will
not believe you, perhaps. But she likes it
and will bless you for it.-Music and
Drama
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-13
Sweet OH for Young cb,Iarsn-

The value Of sweet oil used in rubbing IA
not generally appreciated. When a little
child has taken cold and seems restless
from the effects. nothing is more soothing
than sweet oil rubbed into the skin. before
. warm fire, with a gentle pressure of the
hand The oil should be rubbed on the
soles Of the feet, down the back and neck
and around the hips, and the little one
should be carefully shielded from any draft
while this is done. Such a rubbing will
take the place Of the daily bath at time
when the child is suffering from cold, and
1t Is not advisable to expose it any more
than is necessary.
II the little one has croupy cough and
shows signs Of hoarseness, a thick flannel
saturated with sweet oil and sprinkIed
with camphor, and heated as hot as the
child can bear it. should be laid over the
chest, high enough to extend around the
throat. 1t should be covered with another
flannel or layer Of cotton batting TO re-
tain the heat. The heated flannel should
be changed for another as soon as it cools
By this method the cold of a little child
may often be broken up and the most seri.
Gus disease averted.
The lungs and breathing tubes Of a little
baby are peculiarly delicate, and any child
ooi ing iAiohcy - very hdoie 10 contract
serious diseases Of the lungs from very
slight cause. The little one is also cured
by very simple remedies, and this layer Of
hot oil acts as powerfully as mustard
plaster on grown up person. A child
that has been suffering seriously with a
cold one day, after careful treatment of
this sort will often wake up the day after
with hardly suspicion of illness. There
is no better laxative than sweet oil for a
young child-New York Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-13

American children are probably allowed
greater license in eating sweets than is &C
corded the Juveniles of any other civilized
nation. Even habitually wise guardians
of youth often seem to labor under an i'm
preston that so long as a dessert, a cake or
a candy is simple, it can do no harm, al
though eaten in large quantities and when
a parent is ignorant or indifferent, the lib
erty child has to work out his own diges
tive destruction is sometimes fairly appal
ling
remember well small rustic, aged ten,
who once Mortified me by his recklessness
in this particular. | caught him eating
candy before breakfast and yentured mild
remonstrance.
"Sho, that amt nothing" be replied
cheerfully Look herer' opening his
mouth wide to display two rows of decayed
plugs of teeth. Ma, she says they come
that way from eatin candy. most al
ways take some to bed with me, an when |
wake up in the night eat it," Not an
hour later his grandmother bemoaned TO
me Tommy's loss of appetite. He wouldn't
eat mite of breakfast" she said But
guess I'll just bake him up some molasses
cookies. He is real fond Of them, and he'll
eat them when he doesn't seem to have ap
petite for anythin else, except candy"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-13

Splendid as the blooms Of the June
ones are. we want roses all summer long.
hence have to look to the teas, Chinas,
Bourbons and similar ones to give them
TO MS, and they won't disappoint rs.
Summer roses, KS ws call them, bloom
from first to last. giving ms their small
er. though sweet scented. flowers until
freezing weather comes. When the cool
nights OF fall come. they make glorious
display Of flowers. allowing Of the cut
ting Of many q bouquet. The we'll
knows Hermoss, Louis Philippe. NAL
maison and Agrippina are members Of
this class. Other good representative
are Appoline. Edward Desfosses, Louise
Oder, Bougere. Caroline Marniesse, Ho-
mer. Gloire de Dijon, Mime. de vatry.
Souvenir dun Ami, Marie Ducher and
Sombrieul. These are ali hardy Ia this
latitude with but little protection, and
In many slsces with no protection at ali.
JOSEPH Meehan in Pittsburg Dispatch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-13
Keeping Warm Economically.


In his memoirs, Jules Simon relates how
he earned his college expenses, which by
the aid Of scholarship were reduced to
about fifty dollars.
never had any pocket money, but do
not remember once regretting it. Even
the indispensable fifty dollars were not easy
to get.
Happily for me, it was customary for
upper class students to tutor beginners,
giving a daily lesson for three francs a
month. / had classes from half East 6 to
8 in the morning. and from to in the
evening. Every evening in the winter /
went to my class, lantern in hand, but
poorly protected against the rain by my
calico shirt.
After all did not earn enough to pay
my entire debt to my landlady. She was a
kind hearted woman and urged me not to
think of it, but l was terribly unhappy
about it.
AT commencement l took all the first
prizes, and the committee made me a pres
ent of forty dollars, so that l suddenly
found myself rich. paid my debt, bought
a cloth coat and pair Of shoes and allowed
myself the luxury Of new text books in
place Of my ragged secondhand ones.
do not count those years at vannes
among the hard ones of my life, though
certainly we students were not too com
Portable. In the schoolroom benches ran
along the walls; there were no desks, and
we wrote on our knees.
There was no fire. Sometimes our I'm
gers were so cold that we could not hold
our pens. Occasionally the teacher struck
three blows on his desk Then we Jumped
up, shouted at the top Of our voices, seized
each other by the hand and danced in a
ring around post. At the end of quar-
ter Of an hour three taps on the desk re-
called us to our work 1t was an economi-
cal and, believe, healthful way Of keep
inc