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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
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A twig where clung two soft cocoons
broke from a wayside spray,
And carried home to quiet deBk
Where, long forgot, It lay.
One morn chanced to lift the lid,
And 10 as light as air,
moth few up on downy wings
Aud settled above my chair
A dainty, beautiful thing 1t was,
Orange and silvery gray,
And marveled how from tho leafy bougi
Such fairy stole away.
Had the other fiown2 turned to SEQ,
And found II striving still
To free itself from the swathing ioss
And rove the air at viii.
"Poor little prisoned waif," said,
''You shall not struggle more .
And tenderly cut the threads,
And watched TO sec It soar.
Alasi feeble chrysalis
1t dropped from its silken bed;
My help had been tho direst harm
The pretty moth was dead
should have left It there to gain
The strength that struggle brings;
'Tis stress and strain, with moth or man,
That free the folded wingsl
Edna D. Proctor. in Youths Companion.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Cinnamon kills the typhus microbe.
Children's fret teeth have a great
effect upon the second set.
Soap is one of the best known steri.
lizers of water suspected of infection.
Substitute for glass is made from
collodion wool and is flexible, not
brittle.
The fiber of nettle weed is being
used in the manufacture of textile
fabrics.
The phosphorescence near the Cape
Verde Islands is at times so bright
that one can easily read the smallest
print.
Spontaneous combustion occurs in
many substances because during fer
mentation heat 10 evolved and inham-
mable gases are engendered.
A closed room is bad for sleeping,
because air once breathed parts with a
sixth of its oxygen, and contains an
equivalent amount of carbonic gas
The France Militaire says that the
French and Spanish Governments have
agreed to the boring of two railway
tunnels through the Pyrenees to con.
meet the two countries at Saint ChiroD
and at Oloron.
1t is estimated that 1000, 900 tons
of coal are used for gas making annu.
ally in England. A train of coal
wagons three miles long, each wagon
holding q ton, would be required to
bring into London the coal for an
hours supply of gas.
That lizards will catch and eat but
l'terfies is stated by Jane Frazer in an
article in a London chronological
journal. In the Samoan Islands she
saw a "skipper" butterfly when
lighted caught and instantly swallowed
by a beautiful golden-green lizard
with bright blue tail.
A living specimen of the largest and
most deadly snake known (Ophiop-
hagus elaps) has been added to the
| Geological Gardens of London. It
grows twelve to fourteen feet in
length, and is hooded like the cobra.
1t occurs in India, Burma and in the
East Indian Archipelago, living in for
ests and iungles and readily climbing
| trees.
1t has been discovered that mi
crobes capable of termination exist in
the ocean everywhere except at great
depths. They seem to be more plen-
tiful in the Canary, Florida and
Labrador currents than elsewhere,
and are not detected in the ocean bed.
They are, however, plentiful at 6
depth of 1900 feet, and are found as
far down as $500 feet certainly deer
enough for all practical purposes
Some of these microbes are phospho
resent, and are found on the bodies
of living fish.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
CheaD Meals.

Two English institutions, framed in
the interests of workingmen, might
well be adopted in our large cities. In
London, Liverpool and half dozen
other places there are located in the
main streets han isome coffee palaces,
where cup of tea or coffee, with
sugar and milk, and a slice of bread
and butter can be obtained for three
cents. There are other cookeries to
which workman takes the slice Of
raw meat he will bring with him from
home in the morning. In the noon
hours this is cooked for him on a grid
iron, and he is supplied with knife,
fork, salt and pepper for three cents.
Six ounces of bread with butter can be
added for six cents. st. Louis Star
Sayings.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
Flg GrOMlng in CaIiIOrnIa.

For 1891 the output of cured figs
in California was $50, 900 pounds.
The increase since that time has not
been as rapid as in other branches of
production, so that it is not likely
that a million pounds OF merchant.
able figs are yet produced in that
State. The quality of the product
has, however, greatly improved, and
the prejudice in favor of the import.
ed article is slowly giving way, SC
that all conditions are favorable to an
almost unlimited production. New
York World
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

The sacred cattle of India take moro
readily TO American ways than do the
people OF that land, according to the
caretakers of the National quarantine
for cattle at Garfield, N. j., where
there is small herd of the animals,
imported for Oliver H. P. Belmont.
Said one Of these men: 'Mr. Bel.
mont sent over for the cattle some of
the native feed. II is a grain or berry
which when ground up resembles
ground chicory. The cattle ate itall
right, but after few days here they
became sickly. The superintendent
gave them some Yankee feed, on
which they immediately began to
thrive. and now they won't touch the
feed sent over with them.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

TO reach the north pee, an archi-
tect. NJ. Hauin, has proposed to the
Geographical Society of Paris the
construction of wooden huts one or
two days journey apart. He considers
Greenland the most favorable locality
for an experiment of this kind. Each
OF the huts would become in its turn
base of supplies for the construction
OF the next. As the distance to be
covered is about 900 miles. score of
huts would be necessary to establish a
route TO the pole.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
THE MERRY RAIN.

Sprinkle, sprinkle, comes the rain
Tapping on the wlndow-pane,
Trickling, coursing,
Crowding, forcing,
Tiny rills
To the dripping window-sills.
Laughing raindrops, light and swift,
Through the air they fall and sift
Dancing, tripping,
Bounding, skipping
Through the street, .
with their thousand merry feet.
Every blade of grass around
Is the ladder to the ground,
Clinging, striding,
Slipping, sliding,
On they come ,s
with their busy, pattering hum.
In the woods, by twig and spray,
To the roots they find their way,
Rushing, creeping,
Doubling, leaping,
Down they go
To the waiting life below.
o, the brisk and m ry rain.
Bringing gladness in its traini
Falling, glancing, Y
Tinkling, dancing,
All around
Listen TO its CHEEKY sound
--Rbymes for You and Me.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
The Clt, mor.e nronnel nena.

A dealer iu horses recently took to
Clyde, n. Y, lot of horses that had
been in use on q New York street
railroad. ID. II. Cady purchased one.
He was driving 1t home when a traction
engine, which horses natiyeto Clyde do
not notice any more than they would
a sheep, met them in the roai. Tho
city horse stopped, looked wildly at
the strange thing for a moment, gave
a shudder and fell dead in its tracks
Chicago Herald
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
An Eeeenlrie MiIIiOnaire.

According to the Paris Figaro Mr.
Coates, the American millionaire, dur
ing the whole of his lifetime has never
taken any medicine. He has con
stantly consulted doctors and chemists,
and all the medicine they prescribed
for him he put away IN a room. The
result of this strange fancy is thoi
Mr.. Coates has now 1900 bottles oil
medicine, 1870 boxes of powders and
$40 boxes of pills. Atlanta Constitu-
tion.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

II Is said that horses are cheaper in
Idaho, just now, than anywhere else in
the world. Ordinary unbroken, ranch.
bred horses have been sold at auction,
in Boise City, during the last sumuer
at seventy-fiye cents head, and
horses broken to harness and the
saddle as low as 50. so, although, as a
farmer remarked, ..'if you want good
team they are surprisingly scarce"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

The number Of American horses in
Italy, England, France, Germany and
Ruasia is already quite large, is rapid
~ increasing, and the result of cross
ing them with the native stock has al
ready proved far more satisfactory
than almost any one anticipated.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

There are 10000 woman cycle riders
in New York and New England alone.
II possible, the latter staid and con.
servative locality is more wheel mad
than New York. maintains tho Dis
patch. The enthusiasm has spread to
the tiniest towns, and littlo noun.
tain hamlet of 800 or 800 souls will
have its quota of wheel women.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

When civilization reaches higher
standard than has yet been attained,
the New York Advertiser is convinced
that there viii be law making it
penal offenso to fry instead Of broil a
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

From tabular statement published
in the Japan Gazette it appears that
Japan has altogether s9,eO1 doctors,
Of whom only 10, ,553 are qualified on
modern principles; the rest, over two
thirds Of the total, being old stagers
Of the purely native school, the cham
pions Of frogs toenails and burnt joss
paper.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

Among the reasons for the almost
uninterrupted suoce IS of Japan in
prosecuting the present war with
China is the spirit of sacrifice and
generosity exhibited by her people.
Voluntary contributions amounting
TO almost SIC, 600, 600 have boon re-
ceived by the Government. The
Bank of the Nobility, which has given
81, 900. 900 outright. has also placed
$40, 900. 600, interest free, at the dis
posal of the authorities. The noblo-
men and wealthy merchants have been
most patriotic, and number of them
have contributed more than 500, 600
each. Victory under such conditions
is comparatively easy and certain.
Public spirit in China with reference
to the unfortunate conflict presents a
melancholy contrast. Unhappily for
the Chinese, the same spirit OF indif-
ference-to use no stronger word
seems 10 pervsde great part Of the
army and navy. Admiral Ting hiH-
self had to report that seven of his
ships remained concealed during the
fight on the Yaloo; that several OIL
GERS had to be court-martialled for
cowardice, and that it was deemed es-
nential to behead Captain Fong. Who
fed before the beginning of the Lat
lie. Il appears to be hopeless task
for tho Chinese 10 fight the demossli-
~es ton in their forcas.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

Scientists say now that beauty is
more than skin deep. Half of the
charm Of pretty face. they claim, is
impaired by the little muscles Of the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

If the United States had as great a
relative population as Japan it would
have a population Of 900, 900, 900 peo-
,,le
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
country,

There are fewer deaths by railway
accidents in Persia than in any other
country.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

The French have invented an occult
science Of arithmetic which they call
''arithmomancy."
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05
SAUNDERSS ROMANCE.

AUNDERS had
read dime novels
as a boy in New
York. In the after
moons, as he came
home from school
h Q h ad b ou gh t
them from some
street corner ven
der of penny
dreadfuls, 4" and
had gloated over
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-05

One Square, one inch, ono inssFteoR. y I'D
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One Square, one inch, three months. w
One Square, one inch, one year.....s HM
Two Squarss, one year. -. .......s.s 20 W
Quarter Column, one year ..s..ssss. ~
Half Column, one year r.....-......s.s .0N
One Column. ono year ~. segs.-s Al...fN,
Isenl aivertissmsnta teN csuel pe&nn4
each Insertion :
Marriages and death notices grn1is.
All billsfor yearly advertisements celn.g
quarterly. Temporary advcrtasemanss -
b paid in advance I
Job work--oash on delivery. u
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Bradstreet's Review for 12te mai
tiger: 8ebparenoe parmt 8eir bar
fremffDnbet Garmarbeibe iaaoelionl
Snls af be til Narstiben benbsrenbe
S%anoelsparer, men ben itabise l~liittsrs
heb paa Gploomraaoet tiener til at FORE
lanse bet 1ibsrunt, unber bpiltet aisb.
mnnbene BIZ pebblipe at fipbs Blot ne.
top, boab be trnnser. ganttlarerin'
serue | benne ll9e befcber Zig til 1908,
100000, en- Neoeans al 5.5 PCT fra
ben fpre9aaenoe llse ps en- Rebsans al
81 PCT. inmmenli9net meb ben anber
usei Mai iibite Gar, ba ben iamlebe
alarerins bar ben itsrite, man biotil
bar fienot.
Gen fore 8ulmineltrett er blepen ub.
trait til bet fierne @eiten % til 3elt
AZ Warplano os girsiniu, % Wanslsr
pna 8ranbfll BAR bepirtet, at enbnr
Here Gabritter bar luttet. Senoet
$4,000 &ulmiuearbeioere iiges at aac
leoise, % taser man be meb, Der saa,
lebi8e eller er paa Streif | andre Sag,
bliuer bet iamlebe Gntal minbit 225, 900.
st b~ete9nenbe Sepis paa ben almtnbe'
lise Snnbels 9ilItaub finbes | &apppr,
terneUper Sernbanernes gross earnings
/ Ipril, ipm piier en- me9et betpbelil
Rebsans. nofsr7len aI Soebe 5rs
besoe 9piter af llniteb states % SEA
uaba er for berne llse 1915, 762 9u
ibels, ia%mmenlisnet meb 2,773,OOC
8uibels iibits llse, 2,712,oOo guibels
/ ben anben use al Wai iibite star
3,621,000 @uibels | ben tilIparenbr
use / 1892 % 1,o41,0oo 8uIbels
1891.
Den ~alminbelise Sanbel er mat, o.
bet iamme er Tilfalbet paa 5abritsom
raabet | Buffalo, g~lepelanb, Detroit
Cincinnati, 2ouispiIe, 1ilipaufee
Winneapolis % Omaha. s ct. 8au
er SanbelscmIatninsen liben, iammen
lisuet meo iureeaaenoe aar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Vaftot TatnhageS 1abernas
tel I Srooflptt after
br0not.

Ssnbas Gitermibbas lise eiter Cubs.
.tieneiten, mebens 9aitur 9almase itris
oerbolSt fig meb Meolemmer al Wte,
nisbeben, ubbrpo Der Slbles bet Sns
ore af 9irfeu. 6lammerne brsb ferit
sienuem Drselets 9iber, os inbsn 10
Winuter bar Der life bet minblte Saab
ON at reboe ben prasti9e npe 8irfe,
iom tiblisere bar brGnbt TO @anee.
grandfather paa airtebpsninsen ans
Ilaaes til II MiGiun Dollars os paa
be onlfriusitaaenoe 9psninser, Der bel.
pis beifabisebes, til ! Miaion Doll
lars. 9psninsen antanotes al De cleft
triIte 9raabe.-
ct Selo | lllntten bar BET, at SlSeu
beapnbte, ba &irfsn bar neiten tom.
Sois ben bar bespnbt en- balb Zine
tiblisere, ba &irfen bar patfenbe fulb
al 1ilbSrere, pilbs mango al benz uSen
9bipf omtommet | 9uerne, uastet Sir
fen bar rs Ogre. Sois ben par be-
apnbt 2 a 8 Elmer ienere, ba Scnbasss
lfolen ffuloe boloes, % &irfen pilbe
babe paret futo at inaa b~ialpelgie
gsrn, bible ianoipnli9uis mango Siem
8ropflnn ioaa ppret Spraensbiem.
8aitor Talmase iasbe frog eftsr 81.
bebranben: "Terfonlis fsler ies lite
bet minoite @ismub, ener oar minbre
1ro paa Cub euer minbre Saab ON
Sremtiben. 9enne lanss 8rocesftou al
ulptter er ufcrflarlis.
Dor &irfe bar branbt 8 @anse, %
ben bar boer Gang branbt paa Ssrs
bag. Gleftricitet fpraariasebe bsnne
Slbebranb. Del iantrne bar osiaa 2il.
falbet meo ben nafiieits granb ! "a.
b~srnatlet paa eaermerbOrn gtreet."
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
st Tprtaarn

al en- sanfte MP a%pntruttirn er nplis
bleuen bpsset | Munbinseu af @arunne.
Oct itaar paa Ell i%ipleret 3lippe, Der
lisaer me8et farlist for ubsaaeuoe
Stibe. Oct rpe / SonIiruttipnen be-
itaar beri, at Taarnet er ubebpet, mes
oens bets camper itabis br9nher.
5or of befri 6p~rpcsterue for bet ems.
iormise, fjebelise 2ip | ct iaabant Gbr.
taarn, ubt9ntte be frantic Sngeniprer
en- Metbpoe, ueb bpilfen 8etjenin9er
falber bort. 9ampsn branoer uaibrnoi
/ to Waaneoer, uoen at ben bebppes at
renies elIer iplbes. Com 8rGnoema.
teriale benpttes iabpanlis Mlineralplie,
buis @nse er ire @anse iaa tpt iom
Dos 9amperne | be andre Sprtaarne.
On ai en- patcnteret Masie, for Stsr'
itsbelen t~arboniieret 9i9re, fprfaroi9et
Sage pmsiper @esen % iitrer, at Slam.
men br2nber ersartet % aafbruot. 81
@las al 8limmer on9iper oenne. Ole.
bebulbninsen itnoes | ct Reierupir, Der
RUNNER tilitrGttelis Ole. 9ampsn
bruser so Gram Ollie | Timen, ps eftsr
6prlpbet af benne ublabes bette apan.
tum oeb en- iiuoris Snoretnins fra So
uebbebplteren | ben lille Gurbrussbe'
bolber. 2anternen mailer | Clemens
neminit A. 81, os bens 4ris belsber fig
til co. 5,400 3r. 2psitprfen er aloeles
ersartet, inbtil be 2 Maaneber er iors
lsbne. @esen blipsr bolbt rem %
ffruet ipeiret peo g~atentmasiens Sno.
~pirfnins. Den frantic &e9jerins aster
at bpsse flere iaabanne 6prtaarne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
We8erfom8en 9ebamstm.

On Dame bar feet ben fansne Song
8eban5in al 8abumep Omburb paa
Stibet "Sepono", % itilbrer / ct gres
oct 8eie8, bun aFa9be BAN. 8eban,
sin, Der tln fan tale to frantic Orb,
Bonjour % Ami, fom meb fine fem
9ultrner Os Ell uns, beilis 8rins, inb.
bbaet | en fort Siltetappe meb blao
Striber, barbooeoet, meo QaberIanbo.
Ter paa GObiaulerne % rssenbe paa en-
Tort. istobelasen 8ibe. @eser,onaeu
iaa for ferite Gang en- bib Dame %
tlappeoe benoes Manb, ipm ban lot
preisntere for fig, meset beitis pao
Stitlosrsr, iom pilbe ban iige: ~3ti
lpttelise Iienl" of be fem apinber
iOm iplser meo &Onseu, beisrser en-,
iOm tnsen Tanber bar mere, aieiienet,
nteoe',s ben pnsite, Der sr bans gnb.
ling, barer en- bib Sfaal meb saa.
ipaansr, ium tiener aOnsen Tom sppt.
tebatte. 8ehan5in, Der er umtrent IS
War sammeI os bar sanHe bpibt Saar,
tan naifen lille saa, ba ban inbtil nj
ltaoi9 er bleoen baaret. Oct turbe 90.
laa falbs BAN temmelig Ipart, MI al
lore at 9aa paa fine sanls 8aae; men
ban bliper bel ngot til bet. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Mnoeriorotfe @Dgntn9er t
S0uoptt.

Oct er MI alminoeli8 anertjenbt
operalt I europa, at be unoeriorbiIte
elettriIfe 9inier 9iper ben iimpteIe %
bsoite 9ssnin9 al 8roblemet ON burtis
transport / itsrre 9per, % ben Sur'
tisbeb, bpurmeb unoerioroifs 9inier
bar punSet 5rem9an9, bar benlebet
Spmarfiumbeben paa pberlisere Mu.
ligbeber al Gnuenoelien al Sorben uns
Der Sperilaoen i Sanoels. us andre
Siemeb. Oct ct bleoen foreTaaet /
tatbefolfebe 8per, bpOr @runbsn Itaar
i bsi 8ris, % peotasne 8eitemmelier
begranier Spioen af 8ontor. % andre
8p9ninger, at Spaninserne Ifuibs bpe-
ses nebao, % at man meb Sprbel tunoe
bps8e li9eiaa manse Gtaoer uuoer SUr.
ben iom oper Sorbeu. A~rbeiber, lom
MI paa8aar | 2unbon, Gnglanb, fpnes
at Denpe9e pda, at Der I Ell ttRr Jrefts
tib pil blipe stOrt en- uoftraft 8ru9 /
iterre 8per al Soroen unoer S~usrla'
ben. Otter at bore pa8ieret unoer
Ebems flooen pil BEN npe Gitp & 8a.
terlco electric Sine pna fin 8ei op ins
Der Queen 8ictoria Gtreet for en- Del
al 8eien lpbe unber ben bpbtliaoenbe
9ooebfloatleoniue, ium for fit 8ebtom.
menbe lsber n~eoenuuber aparterets I'M,
beriuroiIte Sernbaue. 8aa bette eteo
/ 8pen er Der altiaa fprit en- Sopeb.
9abe meo flor Garbiel, unoer ben en-
Ssrnbane, berefter e, ubpre &loatlebs
ming, os iaa en- e~lrftriit S~porposns.
linie, iom poa bette 8unft ligaer | en-
3pboe al ontrent 65 Sob unber Go
berne, % Der pil ben ftsbe iammen meb
en- anoen 2inie - Central 2unbon 81.
MEN - ium tommer til at liaae / en-
8pbbe al 80 SOB. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Oct sr 1iss, fOm '9Oitsn"s grep'
friuer fra Siteroal ! Wurse, Der for
tieuer bet Rapu, ps be er lanst farli'
sere for @prses GeIpitnuoisbeo ent
9rpSeren @bagum aicfens &anb".
8 "gofm" for lite Ndi imnsle.
ban, | ct fprrsItsu interesiunt Rurses'
breo. inS en- Del politiitt gslIeinat ON,
at bois Ssirs ps be Mpbsrate faar
Cperoasten ueo galsene, pil DC uniO'
nene Spsrssmaal bli lsit Deb "llnber'
banblins ms1em 5Olfene". acmmer
osrimub be 8abitale | 5lertal, oil efter
bans 5ormsnius 6orui,linserne for
uarres. Wlen faar be "iulot" Glertaf,
blir llnionsn Oplsit % 8epublilen inb'
fsrt - you know!
Grunblcps iuranbrinser n bore
sSiemmsipsnter' altib banse for. s
8etonribens Gage ftres be op ON, at,
toses 8etuet bort, bleu Der :et Sul
@runblopsn, % Republifen pilbe font
me. gtatsruobsiasen braste osiaa en-
iOrferbetiss rubitul @runolopsforan
bring, os bore "Siemmsiueniter" ipaa'
ebs ON alle gerbens lllstter, iaaiOm
rlniunsoplssnins Os &spublif. Maen
ie, ON bet tpm bul
Ru sialosr bet, TOM grepfriperen
ps SuermnnS Deb, bpurpibt 9Orse ffal
ba 2Ou til, / 2isbeb meb andre cipiliee'
rebe 2anbe @srben uper, at fua prbns
fit apniulatuaien us fin nbenrisspoIi'
tit isfp, euer Om bet iom biotil ltal Ia
gror fin sjrre bet for fig. 2isie "&a'
oifalerne" sr AZ ben Mening, at Rorst
burbe ba' Get til OF fac urbne TT Som
iulatpaien % andre 9ins til Natio'
mems Gapn - "Siemmeipen ferne" ~
mes meme, at 7iot fan "stOripenfen'
ftells for ps. Ss iaa itrammer mar
meo aris ps meo rlniunsuplgsnins pl
msb &epublit. ga, tent ON 8epubli'
fen ffulbe fomme Tom set 8rsp mel
Yoten"l @ilbe bet life bore itrRtfe
list, ON ben Dag ituloe fomme, 81
man lite lansre funee faa itaa ube
Resnblat o9 Graaoetr 17oe Mai (
St. % meb blottebe Sooeber faa ipns'
8ongeiansen.
Oct funbe bnnbe, Sr. 8repftriper
at Wubitalerne III Z Maiuritet til 81
fen, Norse esne >aoniuler % esel
lloenriss miniIter, % at enba llnipne1
uilbe bulbe. Sua gait CT benot fsr
Worolano, Soma, ete mai 1894.
ariItian 8rebejpn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
SbeDe iottt 0rtiefpoe.

Gnbper bar last Marfe til, at siens
mem Binteren bar molten aae 8labe
(politiite faapelium Garmerblaoe) iuns
get pua ben 8iie, at buis bare bisie
fabumme Garmere bapoe S%eItefuritanb
NOT til at sipe fin Speoe til @riIene,
iaa oilbs be faa 81 eQer mere pr. 8uibel
ub al fin Speoe. 8ette bar ba en- Sag
iaa srei us tlar ps iimpel, at enbper
tunbe f~Oritaa ben, unotasen be bumme
Surmere, iDm intet bar lart Os intel
bar CLIENT % lite er OF fOrmaa at farme
"icientific", iualebes iOm bet fan sieres
pna ct &ebaftiOnsfuntor eler / en- &e,
buttsrs Sisrne.
SibIte @inter itreo ies libt / "8aiu.
men" % paapiite bet urimelise for itts
at iiee bet umulise | at iaa 81 8u.
ibelen for SUeben peb at siue ben til
8riiene. On 8repe beo Gserbruss.
itpleufi Spb 9atota suotsjsr, Of min
geretnins bsnsang bar tilnarmeliesbis
risti8.
8 "9ullettn go. SO Of SOutb 90.
toto Experiment citation for SANITARY
1894" tiger 8rufesipr 6. s. gbilcott
ausuuenbe bette 5Oriss:
"5pr'sset blep foretaset for at finbs
ub, ON 5armerne meb itsrre Gorbel
tunbe sipe fin SUebe til @riiene ent
ialse Sen til be neruarenbe 8riier.
90 ban opiummer Gieiultatet af 6or,
isset inaleoes: "Guur SmaasriIer pao
ca. 100 9unb fan tisbes ben lite
September til en- 8ris al 4.5o pr. Gun,
brebe 8unb % blir fpbeoe / ire Raa,
nebsr paa Suebe, @anb, libt Salt oa
Saarbtreaite us al os til en- Sanubfulh
"Gorn"s % bsrpaa ila9tet o9 iolst ben
lite December for $3.50 pr. Sunbrebe
8unb "bresIeo," iaa brinser bet fra SC
q IS Gents pr. 8uibel for Soeben, Der
er sipet til Grtiene; ba er ,ntet reanei
for Irbeioet meo at ta9e Bare pao
@riiene."
"4rgpen blso forstaset meb 5 @riIe.
Hutte. On 5fOf bleo sipet bst Spebe,
cs ben braste $50 Gents pr. @uIbel
Walet 9pebe Ssh Gents pr. 9uibel
Grter braste e5b Cts. pr. guibel
@ais brasts 80 Cts. pr. guibef.
8eu femte Slot blep sipet blanSet
gpoe ~bsitaasnbe al 9seli, Wais, Grte,
% Spsoe, % bet CAB bet bebfte 8e'
iultat."
@ibsre flyer grpfesIor Gbilcutt
"Jlaii aplst al Wais % malet 6pebs
par al famine Rpalitet % bar bebre emf
bet, Der bar aplet meo bel $osbe, Grte,
% blanbet gsbe.~
3isie 4eiultater er fra paalibelir
ailbe % foretaaet meb Wpiasttsbeb, o.
bet iremsaar, at Speoe neppe er 8art
mere enb so Gents pr. 8uibsl til Spi
ne'pbs, ifal man beresne its itoset 70,
Sormalins af SpeSen % for Grbsibet
forrsiten, % sfraalet ON 81 8uibslsr
for Spsben Tom Soinefsbe falber Der
meb belt til Soroen. 9ette fan ear,
parb Oosrpsislie for benz, Tom bal
tantt fs at aple uossn itsrre Wansb,
0riIer msb Speoe 8. 8. gtrgm
"Gibplosbaiuner.