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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-07-11
The Value of q Friend

CoRNELIA, IowA.-"For over six
years 1 was greatly troubled with con-
stipation and biliousness, and was oftn
unable to work. At the suggestion of
a friend tried Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, and am now free from these
troubles" Harrison Tarleton. Your
druggist sells it in powder or liquid;
the powder to be taken dry or made
into tea.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-07-11
At the Office
home.

you may have sudden bilious attack
or headache when it is impossible for
ynu to leave your work. If you have q
box of Ripans Tabules in your desk u
tabule taken at the first symptom will
relieve you.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-07-11
BRAYToN.

III. jenkins was in Extra Saturday.
DR.. w. r. Koob was in Atlantic Sat-
urday.
M. E. Jenkins visited in Atlantic
over Sunday.
j. A. Koob has been on the sick list
for few days past.
Chris Petersen was on the sick list
Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Freeburn is assisting Agent
Bartlett at the station.
NJ. Sorensen was attending to bust
ness in Atlantic Saturday.
|. 2. Hallock was in Atlantic Friday,
looking after business interests.
&c. Thompson has very sick baby.
Bronchial trouble is the disease.
Even Robinson, of Avoca, if visiting
with his sister, Mrs. p. f. Howell.
M. Brown, of Atlantic, was transact.
ing business in Brayton Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Rodgers, living four miles
north of town is reported very sick.
Cotton Brothers finished hoeing their
1Oo-acre field of sugar cane Tuesday.
w. e. X. Muttondam, of Creston, is
visiting with j. A. Koob and family.
Frank Greer went to Des Moines
Tuesday to take in the state conven-
ton.
Miss Mary Beck returned to Audu-
bon Tuesday after weeks visit at
home.
Miss Maud Cramlett went to Rey-
nolds, Iowa, for weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Myrtle Cramlett is visiting at
the home of Il. w. Grimm in Cass
county.
Mrs. b. F. Sisler, of Highland Grove,
visited her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Koob
Friday.
The Ladies Aid society met at the
home of Prof. w. Ii. Brinkerhoff on
Tuesday.
H. M. Bartlett was spectator at the
state convention. He went down
Tuesday.
Jno. Ward, county bridge contractor,
is putting in a new bridge north of
Oakfeld. ........
| Jonathan Decker and wife, of Green
field are visiting with M. E. Jenkins
and family.
Grandma Shakley, who died Friday
evening, was buried Sunday at the Oak
field cemetery.
Jacob Bendixen took the examina-
ton in the third degree in the Masonic
lodge at Extra Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Robinson left Saturday
for Avoca, where she will spend few
days visiting with relatives.
Mrs. J. Mack Love, of Arkansas
City, Kansas, is visiting relatives and
friends in and about Brayton.
w. Clemensen and wife and J. M
Cramlett and wife celebrated July 4tl
at ElkhOrn and report a fine time.
G. A. Rasmussen, of Hawarden, is
visiting the family of j. Blom. Mr.
Rasmussen is brother of Mrs. Blom.
Mrs. Fredericksen and Mrs. Clemen
sen drove to Atlantic Monday for Der
ries, returning with some very choice
fruit.
Mrs. p. F. Howell is reported as re
covering feom her long sick spell. She
is now able to see some of her many
friends.
Mrs. w. R. Koob returned Tuesday
grom Anita. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Susie Wagner, who viii
visit in Brayton for few days.
w. Wilson's little girl was quite bad
ly hurt Sunday. The little one had a
stick in her mouth and fell, driving the
stick into her throat. infiicting quite a
serious wound.
There was special call out for a
meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge
Wednesday evening for the purpose Of
installing the officers. d. O. Stuart
d. d. G. NJ, attended to the work of in
stallation. The new officers are John
Lorah, N. G.; w. r. Koob, V. G.; ID
w. Powers, secretary; Marion E. Jen
kins, treasurer; II. M. Bartlett was re
elected trustee.
EXTRA.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-07-11

Don't you know that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla will overcome that tired feeling
and give you renewed vigor and vital
ity?
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
A Grana 0Iar.

The Arkansas Gazette this yem
offers TWO free scholarships, inclad.
ing board, Opachita College to the
ATo young people (either young
ladies or yorng gentlemauD who
obtain the highest nnmber Of sub
scribers to tho Weekly Arkansas
Gazette between now and Septem-
Der / ! commission Of Is per
cent, on each subscription sent III,
TO all WHO undertake the work,
The Weekly Gazette is a IL page
family intho State. For turthci
particulars address,
Scholarship EprToB, GAZETTE,
little Rock, Ark
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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Notice is hereby give th#t We
the uad9asigaei eitaa4s and hoH4e.
bo!dets of Garrefl county, ArGaa-
.as, petition tbe iano54al4 eoaay
ooEgt at the sift;rg 0f ihc
October Gaen 1898 "a an
point riewors 10 Try om and q
1ahli&h agew county raaa as fol.
iow@ Commenting 1t Ace Az
d3Agt.S hlael1s9jtA aa e0 IT,
Garroliton aud B@r1yrilfe road
theree noftA on the section li0t olf.
hall mile, tbeHce west t!sev fourth
miles north - tie section i.ao#one
haIt mle, t6oace west t. Loft Nc
Curry tagm, henae lbfee-fpansh
IF Il miles aoffb % Wa. Noftou'
ial2n- thence weat oae-baIi mil
to the sno'hwesi calHar II 3. n
~ Aoh}in'a tmm, ibenre north one.
ha'i mj!e 20 aIa noftbwesl corner
thenae aorta 81 ~esf pas@ip.g Y &
0saorae'S to tbe section .ae, thence
norih to Sherwood PQroolIoy' ;
store, thence east on The Baal
efeek road one fourth miles, lheaeo
north three iopHhs miles, thelce
northeast one fourth mile to ]. T
Norfhiogion's w thence down Dry
creek 10 tho new county road above
the Moulder tarn. This Sept 3.
1895. B. R Nop,,g =
J F. OsBoRa,
sHEawooD PgaoELrY,
Principal Petitioners.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
or Interest to Ea.llss.

We oGaI me- oFolag5 ia piaeins
before yaG The 44adies Safe pro
teetoe," it IS absolutely reliable.
oaisly adjusted, does not become
misplaced and Hsefes protection.
Can be worn when Desired without
observation or EnoWipd&e at an
other and prevents disaggeea6le
noises under certain conditions. L
You use eitonea you 15i}l never BE-
without It. L Is q faithful, safe
and reliable friend shenever need-
e. b. special circumstances requr.
iag afa use L IS an article every
woman should keep ready toI i'm
aed1&te use. It's simple to use,
and inspires confidence To tie
woman using it. Il IS reliable and
scientifically made. inspfes proteo-
tioa without injury 70 health Is
many good physicians would aag.
We are of1ha opinion that no ar
tiele has ever been made which VIII
give rs much satisfaction to tae
woman OF to day as stAe Ladies
Safe Protector. The immense
saloa Of this article is a substantial
lHd0f8meHt Of opr claim. Do not
therefore experiment with any ot
the numerous unreliable articles,
rs It is both dangerous to health
and expensive 10 do 80. S0ch ox.
perimenting can only result in loss
OF tine, disappointment and dis
nal failure. ladies should re
member this before ordering other
goods and not waste their time and
money on inferior articles The
est is always she cheapest. "rhe
Ladies, Safe Protector" is sold m
der positive guarantee for use tor
one year, with full direction and is
sealed IN plain wrapper upon re,
oeipt OF fexpress money order for
81, three for IS. Do not Wait but
order at once. Address the Ia
Crosse Speciality Co, La Crosse,
Wis
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
W hY not Yon}

when thousands Of people are
taking Hoods sarsapariHa to over
como he weakness and !angot
which are SO common at this season
Why are xoe net doing the same2
When yea know that Hoods Sar-
saparilla has power to car rheu
a9tisa, dyspepsia atA aIi disease,
caused By impure bipod, why do
you continae 70 saffer2 Hood y
curns others, Why not vnu2
Hoods Pills are br~mpi AID eff
Gcient. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

OLD people often surprise Us with
their want Of interest in their in
to other old people.
They prefer the society OF the
children, or Of the young people
who are doing the worlds work
today. They reeard other old
people generally with patroniz-
ing pity; are solicitoUs in inquifing
about Il r health and speoq ate On
the length OF days that may be
meted out to this one or that one,
but they prefer to talk to yoong
people. Their "reminiscences are
more Interesting when poured cut
into the ears Of the new generation
to whom tits al strange and new.
Ind old people know that life and
expe,ience have given them wis
dom which they long to uao for
worlds good, ST. hat'they delight
In giving council to the young and
the active. They say, this | should
Lave done, had known while
had nay strength What / knew now
that my hair is white. This coua-
ell they never offer 70 the old and
world weary Il IS youth With It's
enthusiasms, It's eager hopes, lis
dauatiess purpose, which interests
old people. Youth it is which
vhieb binds them to The world ot
today, to the future. Youth seems
to them Of supreme Importance,
and that is the reason they are SO
tender and SO patient and SO gentle
with he little ones, vita stroug,
burfyiag gonefatjoa 4hey ieei
chat those young lives have So
much 70 accomplish, so much 10
gather out Of life, 50 nuoa to sQf
fer, Ard they stretch on. tneir
deer old hands, comforting, en-
coura8ing, uPbearing, trying
to hcip forward the strong,
young lives which cannot always
see the path clearly, are likely 80
shrink back ftom obetaekIes which
the old kno#, og trifios or daring
great adventures which these wise
old people know 70 be ;nsarmouut.
able.-K Q, S.ar
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
REAL ESTATE FORstr

Sc acre farm y acres in cul,fvqft..-,.
9reh8Fet: lIailes west Of CaTr0tHUn ja5 a4ea
arec3 Forest re I'd, address u g li5=r, e, ~
teat0t, Ark = .i9I=
Lightly acres one mile North East ol 49,.
8crtsih cultivation good house U9s4 y
GG.dii8gs good orchard Weil q wsteF '..s- Nv
and little for terms spp'Y al this Uff. -. q
lz0 acre farm OF valley rare ~ eeras ,5..
yati0B, good house AID optbui lCjiHss s,-si +,
HiC orchard 1lne spring gHd si,lcHti3 .a5,
at2et deep; three mites northeast OF err -
est For terms apply at jAis Office w.
i1C0d farm OF 30 ceres Ter sale 4t ~
acTcs IL cultivation, all good BoGtdr15a.# =
dwelling. large bern aDd other other grz
il IS This farm is on tie Herryviile a
iastap road. ) miles east 0f ,sers9yiIla. .-az,
taer Haft euJars esil oH this Office
FahStHF: d fafn three Hii Is west ~ fz
ralltea 0uthe Garfoliton and Green fs-t..=r,
% acres5 t6ia cultivation, good, YoUHg55= -
Ne0Q Wei oi water, residence with !.-Ez,,.a,
and cut buildings foE terms aplE =
office OF JOHN latham Hott9atoJ 6e#
\ fac three story hotel, Wiz, + r,.=s..sz d
bath room With apparatus GOOD VEL IIg5.-
aad kitchen-aoase. ~ new Yi1e5=. .ea1,..s5 +
an acre Of around Also lG1 acres o. 5e-.- IL
Six miles Horth Of Green Forest. So &t4s# ..5=
tiVati0n HOpse and ut-bHif3iBga GT+
orchard For terms on either address Il
Tanner, Green Forest. Ark
\ int bottom far3n IN the Ggareyglt Is -=I-z.
south Of Green Forest. 80 ares II .5zs.. ~
aeTes in cultivation, uaGcr good IpaHa O.,
good Teeide &c a#a out buildings TIVE ts5#5t
houses and agt buildings. 5O0a fcz.ti -
ard springs. Situated on two ie8diag te4..s-
roads One mile rom school house o},az-35 .f#f
posi- qiii6e. IL ether verbs thee =aa5 E.=zzs
none. Good bargain Gail al this ofilea
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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a DFLVFR II antiquarian lore las
discovered tbat cine Order OF
Foo WAS established at Clcyes
in 1890. Is percentage q increase
h;e, probably. been greater nan that
ot amy ots known order.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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Ex-CoEGassssAg BLAND hasn'f [
sent any congratulations To ez-
Speaker Crisp for DECLARING il favor
of free ceioage. &r. Bland lately
accused M Crisp q having pack
Cd the House committee or Coin
are ter the purpose Of prevent
ing free coinage b5Ii being re.
Dorf.d
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
Whan Others Tai

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the weakoood
shattered system by giving vigorous action ~
the digestive organs creating an{aonetita o,d
purifying the blood. 1t is prepared by moder,,
methods, possesses the greatest curative now
ers and has the most wonderful record of 90
tual cures of any medicine Try it,
1aood's rahs cure nausea, sick headache.
indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all druggists
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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A WAsHIHaTeN dentist proposes
to hyponoiize his patients. i i
only question Of time when some
ang'y Gaher, husband OF brother
wi.ii pump him full Vi lead.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

ina vetcrnS Of Ghic<a:. auga arc
ehl .siag their present meeting
mpeh moro then lhey did that ot
l8D4- There's lots more tun in
d~iicalnt battlefield for Il nation
IL p.ik han there IS il igiting Il
battle.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
LIE lhA lNn sides nf n

lHE The 'Vo sides off, mans
t;ce are rover alike, with may
account for tho contradictory des.
celpfion sometimes read, OF our
prominent citlzans. Tae writer's
disip, look IT the s,sme side.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LANE GFEicr " HARRISON Ark.

Z rs =. I803.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named sattier has Gledn Of his Intention
- make liual pr0ofia snqpart O his claim, aH3
that said proof will be u ale before he Jniee
or Clerk o. Carroll ourtt, ark, At Berryv5ie,
AIs., on Oct = is43, viz: Afford ! %amspy
Sct1, Sec. 81 I ~ Il or u vest
lie names the foliewHtE Witnesses to prove
hit eotiHpoHa resiGeAce up9n aad cultivation
3I Of. ,,., $aid, gz. A. g. Allred, AIfred Alfred,
William Eldrease aud ID G. Grata, al q
RUE Ark.
JNo. 7. eaaNpMNIx, I.eglsser
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tue periodical
wofkine Of the old gae about one
bio d and one language. 1t is plain
tha AmeTicans and Euglishman
do net ieve each other.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
go 100. .....-.5.. J. . ..,..,.,

4 agNERAL is never . pleasing
affair aad when Two widows Of the
oeceasea arc on hand, as was the
case - Brooklyn recently, there is
certain tu be trouble.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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YnG dangerous element IN tho
bond ss Indicate promises 10 heip
the government iies - ita proytso
t'ii oxisliug conditions make il
feasible 10 do SO.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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'pHE overhead troily wires have
been driven ont ot Washington,
but The underground political
wires were never more pleatifal u
the National Ca1ilal.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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GataYYig fagzfgf % f'asas

With local applications, as thoy cannot reach
the sect % t45a tisaass <,ataTla Is 4 llood o.
constitutional disease at0 IN order to care it
you must tai=n inteiaa teus7tes. Haltz S Gs-
tarrftn i taEen internally ed aats directly
Iii fnasdiooa i mucous SURFACES. Hatl 5
CatGrrA cure is act 4uaCE medicine. It Was
prescribed hY one ai tbe BEST pA7sioiats ii tAis
country Tor years, and i5 regular prescription.
lis composed fihe bese taHiea known, egla=
biHa3 Win tho best blood purifiers, aebing Ii
rcc4lF oa tae laocous surfaces Iaa pef.eet
c1Hlsiaafi0n Of tae Two Ingredients IS what f50-
dUc5a 5neit Wo darfai results ii eurtag eat&rrh
SEND l0FtcatiHGgials, fTse.
- + ! Cheney Co. Props. Toledo, o.
L..Sold ~ Al dcGaAiaA. &c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

l'GDEa chat article Q the Com
stjtud5a docs II syndicate al bank
ers, moslly foreigners, dictate the
# aaciaa policy of the United
States
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

IiaNoRs ara easy between the
old pagtJes in he hess line. The
democrats hax- Heiee aud German
;.d lac republicans Quay aud
PItU.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
7117lTla77l.1 - =

Go08isEs@a... C4sIs2 advantage.
oas Is reduce fhe ratio between his
Georgia press talls and bis New
J otz press tails.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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L. 3. 1esa iea,t the fest nan to
dalaa that taere more honor n
ed1tla2 :, flev vsIaaef tAaA III being
nIem6ss . Congress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

1aE AZ rage snzalI boy car
hardly be expected % eat6Hse
over tGa,.. Iaan=noWer aftaehme0t
for bcFe.es
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
$50 .,z'z LAH 6 j..

..-I..r,I4ls 5=s .,fscof tiHuauce Of thsirle
rl,4f1-l+ SD s.2s4 taMtN areGraEes ne l3a1tlfh-
ef. ~. .=..ai= zj8pat5 send fhem aotl lae 4iost-
az at,s5,.t,.-. ~ aerrse or leeleet to take tne:r
ari ,,i,tg.t f.r#s sIsaa to#a s3eh tGfN are q
aiTaetaa shey rospot bl= set! thy may set
tlad t ~ ~ - af rzd m : ~ ,s
e-.ie5li,ffe ir..s 53 office. orreaoTtng tao tei'E
Nv t}te.l3 ntaa,ie. faG. pi4a faoie cvla"tee u
Intentional i@aNG
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

GaoLEBA aad another bond issue
IL sl&hl. &be1s is the boodoo,
any Way.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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= User BILL hos .alzen to draw
ius a1ioeoaiea1 pictures which isl
better Occupation Jhaa drawing his
Sword
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

TH1aspAY, SsaFTaefsEF &c, 1883.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

G5s@Ali local advertising is inherited
aud charged FOR accordingly undi diofaef-
ed ac
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
ASo}a - al dregsist ac
l.--.

TYANTE,s - &evaral trustworthy gent}oman
or aiies 60 travel ia ARKANSAS ior aa5ah-
lebeG. ralia2lcho03e. salary $50 and e,23en-
sca Steady position. Enclose reference ana
salf-adarassed STAMPED envelope. 4ae DomH-
ion Company, ard Floor, 9maha Bldg. Chicago
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
p[RECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.


STATE OFFICERS.
foyerror J!P. Clarke.
l, secretary OF State II. 4 .Arn.istead.
AECit9r 6 b. NILS
1reflsurer Pansom Gulley.
{ftUI.Iev General b Is. kinsHortly.
state La.d Commissioner J j. Rttehle.
Sapt Pub. instruction Jurus Jor1nn
Som. S..15 AgrisaltaEe ...s W 6 yiGoheahellsr
~. f Hemingway.
Associate Justices P. Haehes,
NJ. Ii. sanGles.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
jam aas. I K a1oFg Jones WasiIaya5s R9sI3as5S.
JUDICIAL.
yu3va Z S. Mcdaniel
J Pros. Attorney }. y. guaoo,
LEGISLATURE.
57EgfIpEeUtative y A. H5p"E
LeEis}agtre meecs bianaialy, on second
-'-''.'' COUNTY, OFFICERS.
cyaul+y Judge II. WORTH ston
e oj1rrit Clerk Glp a1lor
sHer..1 a. = Naples
4,.,as7rer IL. 5ieS e.ao.i.
Assessor J :. ehinnial.
Surveyor las hGa.eh-
t,a1555z Examiner Il L Buraey.
gz=z'fe& collecting 5eel0aes April 10
- ssss5rtcats q 1asi es9ase hieania1iT, aaa
personal property annual y
G5jtf.IS.
@@ineait eauHt cs8He0ts IS a4GaeaF& in feo. ana
- 8Ur in Western District aad ID hGaa&ys
N Fee aHi aug n Eastern Eseer q
County tef5#5- y. Mondays la y an. AFIis,
s3tE auaoef.
PToba5e GauYt-- N&star6 y raEIanaaye in. N.
ApriI JHiE and 0oe.- Western D fth hoadaya
ia 5aa. tpri5. 1gtg sad eel
R0FNaHIR
TasHeea Of tie Peace An Eobb
8 G8at.5le ~ Stroud
LODGES
9zav7ey FoaH-H L8aea ~. tbl l. & a VI.
II 1.ezEs Qa Saturdays en- of Asltfs re iull
moon oG eaen month. 9. Z. Gma. ". y.
%.A t5rFT. see
CHURCH So VICES
n H. Ha res 29rra-sar,-fc ICES every second
ID. ana taarta saaaav lfo'eloek II also
night. l-assz aegsi' 8 15hs5reta9 night aFalE-
j : #n5fsos. p c.
sn "a ea4rea see9gsas 87at saa3ay in
-.'-a @-.= esc6fa3 e5a o 2, E7WNshs 's5tors
ETatoa saa4ag seHooI9 e q. N.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

gsl 3roalteius ass-.ts " 9sGers VINO deslle
optate a. aeTez efnta = "a. i's1 ~ nuts o.
& eot4s,a54s aetr pIl 9Es gIitG tie casit
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
w. Z Hemingway
g. s Battle,
Ass0e}ats JHsllces0 $ z. HHghes,
NJ. IL SaHGles.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
JUDICIAL.

yamas II Berry BeutoHyl4ie
- James X Jones Washing SION.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
!. J. r u S s B L Z

ATToRNEY-Ar I5g
Collections specially omen with qri#..
GREEN FOREST - - A p,-4.-...
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
LEGISI.8 TTR.E..

TU1xe E : NlG9&h}2i
q Pros. Attorney } N. ihaa0n,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
YEl-8 E2gI HOME 81 g15l.a n g2.a liBoIEIgE co.
Oan1ca, NAss. Boston, tAss. Es CxroE soU1Rz, Y. Y
CzGCsC co. III. GT. Aol1s, 40. DaIlAe, Is-z.s.
5li 4ELN-l5co, otL. AgLAlTGA, Cra,
Yea SALE ~

4FE NEW HOME SE@ING MAoH. Go
SO North Eleventh Street
81 Louis, M5
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

L.tT If9llta / > IL.
Goaator " .. Morton.
~ Representative " At iaa2"is
Legislature meeCs bianaially, on second
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
2 ever ao6 q Caa Goe9g117.

Hcca s 2as3 ect easily, get promptly aud
Efficiently, ou tAt5 ltysr s5ad bcEeE. &c.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-10-19
LIKE A HORSE.
How a FIy's Trotting Sounds In n Micr
phone.

How a Fly's Trotting Sounds In u Micro
phone.
The improvements which W. II. Soul
by has lately added TO the microphone,
or sound magniiier," makes it one Of
trivanccs of the age. The special con-
struction of this instrument is of no
particular interest to anyone except
experts, but what is told OF its wonder
full powers as q magnitier of sounds
will entertain the young and old. as
well rs the scientific and unscientific.
After the instrument had been COM
pleted, with the exception of few fin
ishing touches, Soulby found it abso-
lutely necessary to keep the door Of
his workshop tightly closed so as to adj
init no sounds from the outside, other
wise the inarticulate rumblings given
off by the 'eiector" would have be-
come unbearab le Even with closed
doors the cap had to be kept constant
ly in place on the receiver To keep the
instrument from sending forth roar,
which previous investigation had
proved to he u com bination OF sounds
produced Ivy watch beats, breathing,
the hum of flies, etc.
a fly walking across the receiver of
the instrument made a sound equal to
horse crossing n bridge, and when
Mr.. Soulby laid his arm across the box
the blood rushing in his veins gave
forth a sound which much resembled
that made by the pump of large
steam engine. The playing of piano
in house across the street was, when
elected from Soulby's machine, like
the roar of an avalanche, and the
washing OF dishes in the kitchen of a
house across the alley made sound
which the inventor of the machine says
was "a burden to his soul" When
anyone entered the room, walked
about, coughcd, touched the table or
door handles, the shrek which issued
from the ejcctor was most painful to
hear.
Hundreds of uses have been sug
gested for the microphone, the most
practical being those of blood circula-
ton and lung tests. st. Louis Re.
public.