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Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
now PEANUTS nRow.
The staple Food os tbe Cireus Requires
 But Ltttie Cultivation

The Staple Food os tbe Circus Requires
 Hut Llttie Cultivation.
 All boys, ard q good many of their sisters, are fond of peanuts Every body khcvs that no circus is complete without them but probably not many boys, nor girls either, know iu, how they grow. says the New York Times. The peanut is supposed to bc native of Africa, where it forus tho chief food Of cer;ein rcgs as, bur it is iJund, too, (.9 Agaerea and Europe tho spc- et Eing slightly in tha different eountgics. Here in the United Sta.es it is cultivated chiefly in Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee The seed planted is the ncat kernel and care is taken not Go break the skins The plant grows like vine and the nuts h'lag on o ir like pea pods X single yiaewiu, itis estimated produce about one hundred nuts, if it is of the average good condition. At this rato the yiela per acre is forty bushels Three varieties uf these mt ora grown here the white, the red and the pan lsh. Tbey are readily distinguished as they have individual characterstias. cae next time you eat peanut with 70 kernels very while with pink
 ns, you win know it is of Che white
 jc,y, which s the most important rrt. of the red nut sometimes tsld tbrsaor four dark kernels and jts in s da decidedly dark red so ec cannot Ristslre that while the f;panisb nut s sS gUeh smaller, with Q lighter al.in thanf fe'llef ."i lcc 2slers, that it will not f mistaken for either. Nearly five innilpn bushels of peanuts are used in tlay country every year.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
MELLINaTON MAs cHEERED.
ae Whipped thc tscgeh, But nc Did It
 Like a UentIem9u.

Like Uentlempn.
 While Wellington wss ssiil a marquis he went o Paris irou Toulouse where he had laaEA and won le last hatttc oi tha teuusu1ar y.gr.
 Tie vent to the opera tha anne even- iu~, aud though ne wsre piain clothes ,1l8aut iu thc Gac,, of ,ae box be vas lnast. Immediately recognized by oma one ia the pit who cried out: "Nelli1gtoE.
 Tt uasac was taken Up bv others, ana at las. the entire pit rose turned 70 the box and called: Niye Yelling toni"
 Eor would tbc people De at,sGsd un- ti hs had stood up and bowed io hem, when he was chccred dul appaudea again. suys FrMS Harrison tam5.Y Magazine, at thc end cs ba perform ancc the passage from the box vas found to be crowded 9e,A people. IJe ladies of the party drew back naHuds ly, but Che duke said: Come along in his hlu7que way aad conducted them on. While they were rtill h the cor ridor q man ia the crowd was heard to say,t0 his companions
 "But why are you app.audirg go much? He has always beaten us.'
 This was very true, and the question seemed a natural one, but the answer was charming:
 "Yes, bul he has always bcatcn us like genleman
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
RETURNED THE COMPLIMENT.
Glory to Gideon and Glory to Uncle nar-
 den Also.


 One seldom hears q story more pi- quauty Guvored with the real old New Enalaud huElof .han that told about Uncle Gideon Goodwin. who eighty years ago, was one of Che characters of the town At Chat time Che Metholls's used to gather at the houses Co hold their prayer meetings and as Gideon was deyout worsaiper ot taat creed De was uregular attendant. One night tho meeting was held at tbe house of Harlow Harden and Gideon.wn5 there. In those days excitement rsu high, and just as the enthusiasm Of the assem- blaze was wrought Co the higEestFitch, Uncle Harden as he was alvaS5cailed, arose to his feet and iif.iag up his hand shouted in 9 voice full Of iervo" "Glovy 10 Gideou' Hardly had the chorus of amens which this utterence called forth died away whap. Goodwin, who thought Chat the praisa was laeant for him, and was bound to return the compliment, jumped up and said: DGlory to you, too, Uncle IIardcn!' That broke mp the meeting Ihe solcmaity Of the occasion, 50 thoroughly shaken, coGld not be restored, and there was a speedy adjournment.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
A Curiosity of Hungarian Divorce.

4 farmer was arrested in village in Hungary for firing two shots through the window of an inn at his wife and her father Fortunately his aim was bad. On being asked his reason for the attempt he stated that he had already bad nine wives, who had all consented, at his request, to be divorced IIistenth and present wife, however, acting on the "injudicious advice of her father, refused, and consequently he felt an moved.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
N kRiZORR SILVER BEiT
IAl MACE e.I AeREprIY.
A rhausana s.yers og'no, os''sr''' Fam

A Ehnusana xesrs C5inot ohilterata Fam
 uy uhpeaetcriatics.
 -.sA- -c,,ss lAy foHgof live thc mora be- as ,sso in blood good blood, bad biood, proud blood, honest blood, thieving blood, heroic blood. cowardly Blood writes Rev T, Dewitt Talmage t the Ladies Home Journal. The tenarney may skip @ generation or two, built is sure Co como out, as in the little thild .eou sometimes see a similarity 10 o lsreat-grandfather whose picture hangs enthe wall That the physical nd mental ana moral Qualities axe nbetitn- ble is patent to anyona who keeps Ibis eyes open. The similarity is 80 striong sometimes as to Do nusing Grat falnihes, regal or littrary, are apt to haze the oharaebcristies all doNn ,eagh the eenerations and whas is
 erc0prible in such families my
 na smaller scale in all fapi-
 thousand years have no poter
 rate the difference. The latpe
 ehouse of Austria is seen h
 descendants anu Is called tM' tlaSsburaiisA The house of Smart at ways f,c.sas an generations crueltt and bire8rv a4d sensnahty Witness Bueep sf SeotsA Winess Charles and assharlss II Nif4ess James | and 3al. e l :, sEd all the ocicers of that im- sssryaiiuc
 Scteh 0.ood Raeans persistence. Datch blood meahs cleaniine and good breeding 6glish blood meais rs8erence for tie ancient, Welsh blood inealts religiusity. Danish blood means fondisess for the sea. Indian blood means roaming disposition. Celtic blood means fervidity Roman blood fseans eouquest
 The SeYyish faeulty for acemnnlatiou you mag trace clear hack Co Abrahsn. of whom the Bible sass "iie wa rich in silver and gold and cattle and to Isaac and Jacob, who had the same family characteristics.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
agvgNeE oE rAE fAT woMAN.
now sAs eos IsA'her MoFe 'nl'an iayan Wiih

aow She Got Rather More Than Evon with tho Betwesu-tho-Aets Bore
 Apropos of tbe theater saw some Ssing one other night within tho last esver that filed me with 9 totally uni oiy glee says a writer in thc Wash ton Post A woman sat in front ot she vns decidedly plump--iu fact
 rhat Illinois people call corn
 Ks bareheaded too by thc
 ~e the play began end
 e had to stand up and
 esc her l.oss out. lt
 very time, and as
 ardoR mc, "BcV
 .,thing else to show
 IS in him, ! could sec
 nt woman's wrath rise
 edge made the struc-
 ow her back hair bristlo
 At last the play was
 nan wanted Co rush ont
 len nfrien9s-undoubtcd
 led them lady friends ..4Jln he lad noticed near But did be rush? Well, if he did his rush wasn't visible to the naked eye. That fat woman sat down and put on her ruh- bvrs Then she replaced her gloves whicl she had taken off Then she stood up, bloclSing tiss passage, while she put on her hat djasted her veil, and but toned her cloak And all the while the ma @as dancing with impatience, uu- able @ get out, and the two "ludy friends were passing ont the door Az last the fat woman moved, and the man well, lnasmuch as nothing SO much anger man as punis shmen' he knows De deservca, you can imagine how he looked. For my part Thought it was delightful and if I ever meet that fat woman ] mean to tell her so.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
Gcauldn,t Do IL.

Though te bore one of the most dis tinriisbyf names in history, he failed to live ID to it. The Chicago Record tells 0ftne failure;
 eine of the managets of a home for destitute colored children tells funny story about the way Christmas was edlcbrated at the institution She sa3 " lthcre in tho afternoon to sec g were getting on, and found srae black as thc inside of 0
 'ed tca post, with his hands
 toy tiedup there for?'
 the attendant.
 "A ami hc is the worst -figgeY ] ever seen.
 F name?9
 ,d'"aashingtou, ma'am,p was
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
No use for sonn.

A soap dealer who should open an agency in China would lose money. In many parts of China the children wear no clothes for many months in the year, and tie majority of the people never wash. Do you wash your child every day?' Chinese mother was asked. MWash him every day,n was the indig- nant response; he was never washed since he was boriil9
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
Noy tiedup there for?'
trIo..s aIarrlaee ceremnnz.

brney at Excelsior Springs. Js the most loyal and patriotic Ee ceremony pronounced in the < States is the one used by Clay .ngy justice of the peace, which runs foloNts: Devon pronnse that you q sYPl9rt tke consultation ot tho te-.sHsies the cons'itution ot the gof M'ss9p-s, and Chat you will lg wrfofm tho daties os nus sna Wi1e2r
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
nrr. Ynnx,s Lawn Roller.

The late Richard Yaux, of Philadel- phia, was a believer in progress and had little reverence for antiques as such his hat to the contrary notwithstand- ing. A relative told recently how MT. Yaux received a well-preserved section of one of the pillars of the Pantheon at Rome. It wns sent to him by a friend who had some trouble in securing it, and considered it an Interesting relic.
 He expected, on his return to America, to find the broken column standing upon the lawn of the Yaux resi- dence, perhaps covered with ivy and looking down the ages rather scorn- fully at the degenerate civiliza- ton of the nineteenth century. He was mortified to hear, however, that Mir Vaux, not being in need of q broken pillar just then, had turned it into a lawn roller It did duty in that capacity for long time, and is still in possession of the family.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
We all know the story of that bright

We all know the story of that bright boy who answered correctly when asked how manylegs a fly has, but who had been enabled to do it only by catching an insect and counting. The Philadelphia Record gives a parallel instance: A teacher recently told her scholars to mark on their slates tho Roman numerals from one to twelve. In about three minutes one of the boys held up his hand signifyipg that he had accomplished the work Why, John ny, said the teacher, how you must have hurried None of the other schol. ars are half done. Now tell me how you came Co finish so quickly" T cop. jed thera fssrn the clock on the wall up
 tllere replied Jimmy, with great glee,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-06-15
Long B ach, Cal.

Over all diseases caused tj5z dr arising from impure Mood, Hoods SarsaparilIa seems to have almost magical control. Please read the following frank letter of Mir. Freeby, voluntarily endorsed by the ePestmssterRnd Druggist of the t5WnI s'C. L Hood 6 Co f6Weil Mass:
 My wife sprniued her ankle ten years ? ago. It apparently got well, being little ' larger than the other ankle. Three years ago last gIring 8 sore broke out on her knee then on her ankle, and third ons on her foot which became
 large Running Ulcers
 and the doctor of this place could not do anything to benefit my wife's case. We moved to Los Angeles by the advice of {, the doctor and had other physicians. . then took my wife to the hospital, and the surgeons scraped all the flesh around the sores. They almost healed up, but soon after, two little specks car1e, one on each side of the first sore. The doctors said they would not amount 10 anything, but in a few days they turned out to be more ulcers, and in 6 short time they had eaten Into the original sore and made q big wound. The surgeon decided an
 Operation Must Be Performed. My wife would not consent to this 50 we rested matters for few days. Happening to meet another physician who said ho could cure her limb in four weeks we con- sented to have him treat the case. After he had doctored five months there were seven ulcers in place of one when be com- menced. He finally said my wife would never get well. l was about discouraged, and went home and threw away all tho salves and medicines and decided to have her try a bottle of Hoods Sarsapsrilla. Besides giving her this medicine we han.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
6armen, 6uiet Og 6auelt.
Saabpeos.

8~rOfesior 8. 6. gOaep, De iOhe ire War Sotan'ter
ucb Moro 3atotus Jorio8s station, bar ~iOrttn9et om9g38e'
Tia ~plaulaate TUriDl u~eorpreuOe 60e0epIantens 69no'Ol|
st af bisie SoriDa er bettt(et: The Effects OF Seed TX
change Upon the Culture of Wheat. pans Slutnln9'f
er m9rtelia moi MOB bet alminOeljge ErInctp ON S@oF'Ie'
% Sarmerue fan ipare mango 8pIar5, ionI paaltaar 9a''
uOgiues uoen @ruuO. gan i~remiHtter iG8enOe Eaahan0e:
/. SueOedrtcr uourter life, iorOi be ueObItUenOe laaeS De"
famine SUr6buuo. 2. 5Oritieliae 8r6Uer al SGo a~llanine
Qrt, ion bar uuIeOe pua i~OriteQi9 3OrObnno unOer enS'
article tinatiIte 5Orbolo, ot i~rembrjn9e ell enSartet 9elt O.
GbeOrieu, at iutotOumen Sueoeaul freezer bppPtg 6orahof'"9
al SurobunOen, er f~eilngtig. A. Set ct life beolIt, al no9en
5OrOeI er Opnouet Uco Sru9en al SRO, Der er ooIet HnOer
alimatsi orbUlO, Der er ioritjeQiqe ira Dem, unoer 9o'lte
ben Ial bruges. ). Dnarli9 SPIT blorerer otte ira hI0r'
nuitigt 6ueocItiite. g.. Smut og u8rrS frentoH'lher olte
ueo 5Orauorin9 al S9O. z. SHoiuite, lO1 bet Ill orH9eS'
i~Orbinbrer enbuer f~Ornuitt9 MietbOoe ior SGotoroeorIn9
ub SieIp al Umbpo9ei8 9prtnin8 % &ol9 al SGo' o.
Gun iuIotommcu iOrmet, ipl0ig, HaarO SGO ltnIoe laaS;
men bper Jarmer Itulbe oole i'm e8en Cub, % is9e po
SiGlp al rigti9e Saouiu93s O9 3prtujn85metBoOer % nosn
Sabitiits at briu9e ben til ben bocTe GraO al 5uIotonI'
mcnteo o. 9ienbeb. Oct uil give rene Utter, 6rIgeo Ior
Smut, minore llgras, itorre 6st % beore WeIe9oeOe'
&rOieS for golep o~iltuterer pliaa Sp0r8smnalet ON 6or'
being al u9rasiro peO 6irlp al &tnteritOrme, % oNer
oct l~lnpttise at uO8iue o~fientli8e Ben8e til Opi0relle al
6enCe mob ben ru8iilte 8loiel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
1876

RiRrltgbeOSgdpe ma Ell euer auoeH mgrtsiet og ~nsrt5uost
Pi9e, iOm Zig BAN par en- SebOer al Oisie uiIOe Ggne.
9ans 2soia9er par mc9et ~fOifieats ira BAN - ia nGiten
/ ale 6eniesnoer ~foritieai9 ira etbuert Ntenmeite, ig iOrBen
bapoe iset.
0suns MonOS belle 0Ore par 6eiynOerGigt Og ioinefuIoenOs.
0an lao pGa ben mOOiatte SIDE al SIOen meo &nii9tet till
bells peuot imOO mig, Og 6opeOct bulenoe poa Snasrne.
0an iaa inarere no iOm en- GrGfub, inOiUobt i i~muoi9fars
net Sutteitnb, emo Joni ct meuneiteIj9t GGieu, % bauOe life
bans Arme pGret SsUG9eic, tunOe man let baue tu8et 5am
oertOr. Saaoe bans grms % Sieuer par arbeOe, DC
~fOIteimeO Af8naunin9en al ct &ioOben, iOm ban ballot BauOe
lte5t ouer RuOeue.
l0ans SIGOnins Der iOm man tuHoe taIOe bet Ell GlGOs
ming - par I8e iaa itmpeI JONI uiIOtuOiesuoe. Den beitob
al, Buao Der maaife eugang bapoe uRret Ell Sa9titjorte, men
iOm III mere Ii9neOe en- gGOsriGt meO 9unoen OprsUen og
2grmer iyeOe til SiOerns. Den par al en- ifiboeHbrun 5arue,
rgntet ON ArmBuQerue, lappet paa Ilbueu % tiIimurt Ouers
ait; ben bauOe insen autponns til Bpnt euer 6rguoie. Der
bauOe pGret en- 6raue, men ben par tpoet9 NOT fra lO til
auoeu blepeu anpeuot til 9apper eler ouOet Srug, on M par
Der ueppe Spor al ben ttlbass. 8sntlGOerne % Moccafs
usrue par IiseiOm SastitiOrteu Os ipnte5 at UGre fO~rarbeiOsOe
at bet famine Stiub, o9iaa De par lappeOe O9 ~tjtieIc0e. De
msOte life binaubeu, men Loo ct Stptts al gsuet Fart iOm
par par itiOOsnbrunt Ii9eiOm SutteItinoet. Der .loen
uuNsrifiorts, Beit easr anoet SIGontn9sitvtte at ,1rS
~nnota9elis al en- tGtiluttenoe Sue, Der engauo bapos pprrt
at usarpst SattsitiuS men nu uar aus Saareue IG6tc al "a
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
1886

baUOe eiterIaOt Ell imuoig, IGosriarUet OperlaOe, iom pass
ieoe 9OOt til Den guri9e Del al 0ru9ten. Oct 0ele iaa no,
lol ON oct aIort8 uar bltpen ta8et al ira Den Dag bet fsrite
Gang tom poa, o8 bet uar formoOentli9 mango Aar ioen.
SIGoHtn8en par Oaben Og utte ben nogne 6als Og grpit, GA
oISle laaOeIIOm Gnitgt 6GnOer % Ben par brGuOte al Sos
len % l~uGrtsOe al 0tO9, iaa at be MI BaUoe Ell ruiten Sob.
bsrtarUe. UtanOen meO S(R0er O3 Qt iaa no, iol ON ban
neo Billie par bIeueu roget.
pans Ani9t ~betegucoe bam iom Ell Miono paa ierti Q(ar
euer laa omtrent. &ai9tstrGtteue Uar ifarpe, Gqien trum.
DC imaa DtHe nprfe, tiott8e % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6anS
9aar Oar IOrt O8 fort afitaaret, o9 2nf8tsfarueu al Natus
rem mOrt, uagtet Der life uor noget al 6ranitmanOen eQer
Spanieru bans 6giionomi.
VRe0ens ie8 ~betra8te0e beune WiauO, bemarfeOe lea, at Der
par nO8et f]OrunoerIl9t ueO bam - uanIeet bet beIunberlios
/ bans 0ru8t. Der par uOqet iaregent uO bans SopcO -
nOset Der ~maugIeoe.
9uaO uar oct, Der m~au9IeOs2 - Oct par bans Creu,
Der CT no8et 6orfGrocIi9t ueO en- Nauo uben 9ren, Oct
tpSer ben pa ct i~Or8eIi9t Drama - en- ~frpotelia Scene at
gruIOm l3sUn; bet UGtter Ganteu ON beoaaeSe IorbrpSslter
ps en- f~aobyrbet Straf.
Seq baOos piiuOt for 5aUt ~iaaOanne i~trettelioe 1Oreitu.
Itn9r, aOeH at i9 BOG buUOe fuaet at uiOe, buorfOr bisfe
Drsn %n1an9e0e; men DSanSeu, iOm iaO fOrun mia. ~eriuorebe
tS.
Oct lpneS mig en- Orpw, sler rettere gientooeIIsn AZ en-
ganlntel Stene. Gar tiIbase Chen bauos leo feet Setts
ufernsi'e, % tsrfs Gang en- Ii9neuos Situatcn, Ulin.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
1877

1877
Sme DaOoe bullet paa Dam, neOen8 ban Ii9cOn Ill !"
en- $40, Ite8enOe % ipiienOe. Stiun8en Oar 0R a@'
bet belle gore in9en 0%enieenOe %ioranoret. pans ~"
9auoe moOlfe life uGret ta9ne a 'iOer ocn8an5. NE|
mere lmnoltge no; tBt bette par unuIigt. leusr Ut"
Oct mIIlI9t, naar man engung bauOe ieet oen, lon VA !"
'9len at ~fOr8Iemme Bam. Seq %eriuOreOe ban' U0 ." Y
SItt - Reuben R~0uIiu95, euer "9amle Dub, - l"
olH'noeIi8uiS bIeU tolOt en- at De met bcr'm'' S'a'r
Den qn9re @RanO par Bill @orep, Ell anOen Str'a''.
lanme BrOfesfOn Os sumIe Rubes Sen % trOToTs <".
Wit 6ierte ~9IGOeOeS Uco Spnet al oiSie 8am's S'''"
tg' leg ptOlte III, at ies par meacm Seuncr. .
Se9 uII0e iuit til at tale til Dem, Oa NIT on0aO"'",' :
1aIOt pua @ruppen % Seitene, O9 bet is8 iad, NJ my :.
fare Op al min Ii9senOe StiIing. Der par 9'"''' w.
bItnoe, bOibeueOe Os I~au9orcOe Muitang, bUI9 H03'3 =
Se9eme o9 muIopru9ti9e ltOieeuOe ie9 iaa 90" "|
Der par o9iaa 8arpS fore, ltGrte 9eIt, % 0''"Y'.
e9et 0elt, Ntoro, bntoen fat peO SiOen al oen'' ~
en- 8IeOsIi9 OusrruifeIie for mig, ba bcn uor 8au0PY'"
lteo etter jim SefrieIe ira Sisruen, % ie9 baVoe '"'"
lt9 Ouer, b~uorIeoes ie9 ifuIoe iua ben igien; men '' ~ r
SSpnet al OtorO, iom Loo mig fare iammsn al SV'." h
Oct par Iorot leg iaa ct anoet p~eIbetienOt Sgr "
6eit.
Cog ies ieiI2 Bar bet en- SnobiI6ning? gar W. Ss
Etne eler min 6antaii, JONI beoros mt92 Nn ~, End
%ulrtelt9t. Der par ben Gble 6orm, De lpn'nle'U" n
bet blloe, ieIubuioe StinO, ben bslgenOe 9ate % M
~ltaaenoe forte Qrsn - 2Ut uar for mine SuN'
ben BrGriernes bpios 9st.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
greItsamIisstuSsr i

SSau9es Spnooe: Holt.
gnfuolo ~Itriuer, at Somuels DtcuIgs
beO i @Ogle @rUUe, Soma, bar bcgVmot
at bro9e en- ny 8trte. Gen bIOtil
brugte 9irte blep fOrliOen. Msnj8bes
ben, JON er iuttis, bar faaet SiGIp fra
Rabomeni9beoen / gtorUop.
49, Bait. @iitenien bOlot OrolnGs
tiunstalen / NtIlipautee UeO &ano. Scts
uers Ordination, oa 5Urmano ntbeim
bar itGrt iOrtiDIet. GaIen Va tupttet
til 2 3inl. 4, 1-5.
Yait. s. u. 0auien bOlot BrOpite'
taIsn Ouer: Nron % Sur itGttebe bore
SRnoer i Sampen MOB Nmatef.
Bait. Setucr. iOm bleu %oroineret,
bauOe ItuOeret en- 3io ueo Nu9sburs
Seminurium, ienere 8 Gar ueO 8eo
8irs YrGfeitOle. San par iGot 1865
ReOiusen, gtUrse. San mUotOg SOlo
ira Yttliuautee WSenl9Beo, Sts.
%ait. .. 8. 8er9b al SOl9u, 9.
s., priuer ON gtpoen i Staten; ban
inoIer life, BuOrleOsS 5armerne ltul
Hare fig ieieuuem SUmmereu, % encs
MI minOre buOrteOes be itul fuo Sob
8aar.
Eait. 8eitpbal i &ibertp YoIe, 8is.,
bIeu iiOIte use Ouerraitet Of en- Gel af
bans Iteui9beosIemmer, Tom meo'
braste Gaper.
- Bait. s. Settler / 8ulutb er
pal9t til miolertibie at betjene ben
SOreuebe airtss uatante Wenjsbeo
berteOs.
- Bait. y. y. 9ausuu er tulOt til
@prmuraut Meuj9beo, 0tinn. Buit.
y. Nilieu bOlbt Ogiuu BrsueprGbiten,
men .. bleu fprctruttet.
&ano. tbeOl. 9arieIien blsp Orois
neret al Sorriano utbelm I'll SrRf lor
gtart Centre og aHuettereoe Ntenigbe'
Der / G. 3.
49, Sait. s, =. SOFTER ertlGrer i
~8uOb9reren,~ at 8eo. uiI bOloe Stri'
ben mellcm 8rOf Sersslano Og Yuit.
RGlnnO uOe at SlaOet; De aasrece
mOotnone Srepe % grtitler bile life
blile Optasue; ban benUiier gubusr til
be Of be9ge Barter i~trepue 8s9er.
- 6Ormauo utbeim bar / Here Tiger
UGret Ip9eIig 20 tIIocl3 ieu~gsl!ggenoe;
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
1874

mort. Oct belle AnF9t par tiltaIeuoe % boUOs maalte ens
gang uGret mutt; bets lOtrpt uar tjGtt, men SoOmOOi9t o9
fpntes at uione on Ell uenIig % 9~oeIInooig 9tatur.
Deue 0tauOs &IaOnin9 bsitOO ben fOr bans 8taoie ues
bstienOte Drast - en- Sa8tifiorte al samnteIt OprsifnO,
imiOi9t % boot JON Ell 6auOite. SsntIGOsr msb 6ryuoier
Ianss Ssmmeue % G8te inOiauite 0tOccdituer, iaaIeOe weO
SSfeIGOT. Sa9tltiOrteu par ON etuet ialtboIOt al ct SeIte;
men bsiee Oppe par Ost aabsH % Loo 9aIieu Og Ell Del al
Srpiet %ubeOGttet; over Brgltet tom Ogiaa nO9et tiIipns al
en- lIubsrifOrte al finse Slas5, nemTig al bet 9arueOe StinO
at en- un5 AutiIOpe. gu Tort Rraue, Der bsrte til Sa9titiors
ten, bang no oUr Stulorene Og enote meo en- breO 6ryuOic,
iOm par uOlfuOren ieIus Stiuoet. YGa 0oueOet bduOe BAN
en- GrGUGn8Bue, weO GpreS aut9t Our BuuSsn Os bets
9aIe Zig en- 6er, b~GngenOe no Ousr ben uenltre StnlOer.
lnOer bans bsre &rm og befGitet ueb ct Stulberbaunb
bang en- FatrOntaite al u9uruet GigertatteitiuO, prpNst ueO
9oUsoet al ben imutte Somuerano, % iaftbeitet pua iamme
NfaaOs bar ban Ogiaa ct tort, aforementioned 6Orn, pua
bDiItst mango iOrunOsrIise @riuOringStegu par uoitaarus.
6aus Saabel betOo al III &niO Os Ell BiitOI - besge itutne
J Belief % GU lang Riiiel, iaG I9e at 9sbet Heppe ipHtes
at aipise fra 6OIbeu.
uO9tst er fun uar giOrt ltoet iOr at imptte Ssuns Srast,
blCu ben bog baaret paa eu iaaoau 0taabe 0usu par iat
iaa let og tiGt paa 9OueOet - at man NOT fuu6s mGrfs, at
Girm life par Sanite ~Iise8pIOis fOr fit llOissn6s. Gn IOen
{uite, prpOst meO ipatteOe PmOiuiuebsritr, bang ueO paa
bans Srpf, ben inOtbOIut bans 9ibe % par uOsu GUI en-
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Siot Sartncr1Cmi.
(Slutniua. }

(Slutniu8.)
20. Soor fan man lu8te rem ImmOnIot?
s Meoicinen aqua ammonia. Set er SanO, iOm bar
%iuoiu8et oenne.
"A. Sporeoe5 fan bette nDttt9e ~8jooen0e Stot SeUare9
ira at fOrilp8ti8e?
geO at blanbe @jDOi elen mep tRr 0tgrIUro % Salt
iamt ltOt Sernuitriul i aOmpOit.
%. Sono sr <atier?
YOtaIte Og SOoa.
%. 6OOrai iaae8 Yota1te?
SeO 6iltrerin0 al Create.
n. Suprai iuue5 SooO?
geb 5ittrertn9 al Nite efter branOte 5splonter, men
elers ioretOmn1er ben O8ioa irt / 9tllNren.
rs. SuOraf faces Salt?
Bet b~sttaeres bells al siOoanb, bells iinOes BET iIt
guturen.
20. Soao er bets 6,niite Ntaon?
Set beOoer oa clornatrium.
80. Suilte 8lauter opta9e melt <alier?
8ilbtpprenoe @rRsarter, Sulturplanter, Der ere 9~i0oIeOe,
FAINT 9gptr9arter.
81. Soilte bgrteoe @r9sarter i~uOsbOtOer melt BIOS
~pbOripre?
Simotbp meo Here andre.
80. Suilte i~noebotoer m~eit~faItP
GQe &lpperarter III. Il.
80. Spao ~iuOebotOc 8lOmIterplauter Ug 1tUIer, Iuruoer
ppennRpnte Stpffe?
De i~nOebUloer tilIise stberiite Os buliumjite OGer, Del
bengttes iOm MeOicin.
"a. SUitteu GseuItub bGr man tiGasse bet @aIen, Der
bar iumweniat alt bette SerOen.
gisbom.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

A. Isinglass pp5lsoes / gano Iottsn Uuer, til bet er
ovlpIt, og penslss paa be briote Stp'ter.
81 StcutDi ium pasier aoot iamu,eu, pensles 8cbt mes
9G9seburOe, iGttes iantmen % biuoeS ON. Serpoa 'esSes
bet Ell @rpbe mso I~aaueset implicit Well, al Del ltaar goo
oUtr. Set iGttes Orer Sloeu Og foyer ct Gar 2'nier' ler'
res Ocrpaa ~iUrf0tigt og itaar f~remoelsS lalt onn0Vnoet ell
uges Eo pa ct oarnt Steo.
Sammeuiginin3en bliu:r teri, men oct sr 'te i'lraaOe'
lgt at lime 6aanotas ller 6ant; Der Letter oct iof mcgee
pad
81 st p~aalioeli9t MioOet er Ell toIo CplDsntiJ az Alum
% Yeast, tirat meO @ibs (plaster PARIS, til oct ol're'
iaa tytt iom aufter. Oct bru8es itrog, ttaOer laaJiOmt,
men iitfert Goa bliuer baarOt iom Steu.)