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The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

eB"It must be humiliating to Mr.
Cleveland to have to wait for a repub-
lican congress to lift his administra
ton out of the financial slough. To
ledo Blade.
cB"The administration is distin-
guished for its subordinate potcntates
and under lord high executioners.
There is Paramount Blount, of the
state department; Bowler, of the treas
ury, and Pierpont Morgan. of the bond
syndicate. World.
eW Senator Allison speaks by the
card, when he calls the present tariff
law the German law. The Wilson bill
was the house bill, but it was set aside
in the senate and Mr.. Germans bill, al
most h protective tariff bill, was sub
stituted for it.-Iowa State Register.
1t is most significant fact that
the once popular song, "Grovcr, Grover,
Four Years More of Grover" has fallen
into distinct unpopularity. 1t is re-
ported that the wind, whistling
through the trombone of cracked
single upon the roof Of certain house
va oo1NoAu 10Y, icpcntS VIC ueldn-
choly refrain: "Nevermore pm. Y,
Mail and Express.
% For the last few weeks the impor-
tation of dry goods has averaged about
double what it was last year. What
is true of dry goods is true, to a SINH
lar extent, though on & smaller scale,
OF other classes OF products manufac-
tured in this country upon which the
Wilson act has effected q reduction of
protection. 1t must be remembered,
too, that the increase in importations
is but inadcquately shown by the in
crease in customs receipts. The tariff
rates under the Wilson act are consid-
erably lower than under the old law
One million dollars received under the
Wilson act means much greater guam
tity and a much greater value of i'm
portations than the same amount of
revenue meant when the Mckinley
tariff was in force.-Collier's Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
A Soap for Cleaning SILK.

A soap for this purpose is made by
heating one pound cocoanut oil to 90
degrees F., adding half pound caustit
soda and mixing thoroughly. Then
heat half pound white Venetian turpen-
tine, add to the. soap and again mix
thoroughly. The mixture is covered
and left four hours, then heated again
and one pound Of OK gall is added to it
and well stirred. Next pulverize some
perfectly dry curd soap and add it to
the gall soap in sufficient quantity to
make it solid-one or two pounds Of
curd soap will be needed. When cold
the mass should be pressed into cakes.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
How to Destroy Household Pests.

The most satisfactory way to deal
with moths, bedbugs or other house
hold pests is to fumigate with sulphur.
the ordinary powder will do, but sui
phur candles are better, and can be pro-
CURED from any druggist. Put the
articles you wish to fumigate in q
small, close room, taking care to re-
move all silver or growing plants, as it
will tarnish the one and kill the other;
place your lighted candle in kettle,
and have the room closed for several
hours. All animal life will be DESTROYED.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
TIE CoCKRoACH's PAWS IMMENSELY
MAGNIFIED,

Here the small, brown creatures attack
the starch and sizing in the cloth bind.
ings of the book and often eat the gilt
edges of books in their eagerness to
secure the albumcn used therein. Nor
is it old books which attract them.
They are frequently found in fresh
packages sent from the bindery. And
this also proves that it is food and
warmth which they seek, and not dirt.
When family or clan-for they
Nseem to arrive in clans-of croton bugs
take possession Of q kitchen sink it is
very difficult to dislodge them. Their
peculiar fiat bodies and their compressi-
Die skin enable them to slip easily into
the narrowest cracks. They are noe
turnal insects, coming out to secure food
mt night when the room is de serted.
Eternal vigilance and the continued
use of the boraX will keep them within
reasonable bounds. Both are necessary,
for too much cleanliness in the prepare
Ttion and care of food is impossible, and
croton bugs are clearly of the opinion
ahat the world owes them a living.
The cockroach was an importation
from Asia to Europe, and this country
acquired it from the latter place. 1t
has been calculated that the first
Asiatic cockroach set foot in England
-four centuries ago.
They are among the most vivacious
and convivial of insects. They are ex-
tremely fond of beer, spirits, strip and
all sweet things. If you approach the
pantry where there is a large gather
ing of them you will hear a noise like
heavy rain as they scamper away.
They show great ability in getting out
of sight.
They arc remarkably impartial and
comprehensive in their diet. While
prcferring the sweet things mentioned,
they eat all human food and also wooden
clothes, newspapers, backing, ink,
heather, emery paper, their own cast-off
skins and their dead relations.
A naturalist of high reputation, Prof.
Mosely, of the Challenger, observed a
considerable degree of intelligence in
the cockroach.
While on the ship he was continually
annoyed by huge specimen which
visited him at night and slipped the
moisture from his face and lips, there
by rendering sleep difficult.
Whenever the man moved the cock
roach sped to bookshelf at the bot
tom of the bed. There he stood blink
ing his eyes and shaking his whiskers
derisively. When the other reached
for n book or missile to throw at the
cocsroach he dropped to the floor and
disappeared. At last the man of SCI
ence bethought him of the air-gun, and
Herewith SHOT his tormentor. The
cockroach was unfamiliar with this
weapon, and did not bulge when it as
5 aimed at him
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
A Blessing with q Vengeance,

A man who always borrowed the
paper and who brought chair with
him to church in order to avoid paying
pew rent invited the editor and the
preacher to dine with him. There was
nothing on the table but bacon and
greens.
"Will you ask a blessing, parsons
said the host.
II will, exclaimed the preacher, with
energy. Lord, make us thankful Cor
what we are about to receive, and
when we have received it give US
strength to reach home safely with our
appctites!"-Chicago Times-Herald.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

She was rather proud of her ears and
she blushed with pleasure when he
blurted out:
I'm mighty glad you never had your
ears pierced"
/ "Why?" she asked, in expectation of
compliment
"Why, hang it all, it costs money to
buy earrings" he returned.
That's why she considers him a mean
thing. Evening Post.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
A Regular Snap.

"What is Smith doing now?'
He is travelling with circus"
Pretty hard work, isn't it?"
mo; he has nothing to do except n
stick his head in the lions mouth twice
a day."-Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

"Odd about that killing of Smelly,
wasn't it?"
II hadn't heard"
"Yes; took a $1,000 policy only last
week and yesterday was shot and
killed"
"Well, some fellows were born lucky
I've been paying premiums for TWEEN
ty-fivc ycars!''-Chicago Record.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
Apples as Brain Food.

Apples are now recommended by
many physicians as brain food, because
they contain quantity of phosphorio
ACID, and are easily digested. When
eaten at night some little time previous
10 .etlring, they are said to excite the
action OF the liver and produce sleep.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

"Thcsc firemen must be a frivolous
Set" said Mr.. Spillkins, who was reads
ing a paper.
"Why SOP"
~ read in the paper that after fire
was under control, the firemen played
all night on the ruins. Why didn't
they go home and go to bed like sensi-
BILE men, instead of romping about like
children?"-Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
Almost a Hint.

A little boy was told that he must
never ask for anything at the table, as
it was not good manners to do SO. The
consequence was that he was frequently
overlooked. One day his father said
Johnny, get me clean plate for my
lettuce"
Take mine, pa; it's clean" and he
added, with a sigh: "There hasn't been
anythingpu on it yet. Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

Workman politely, to old lady, who
has accidentally got into smoking
experimentation don't object to my
pipe, 'ope, mum?
Old Lady-Yes; l do object, very
strongly.
Workman-Oh, then, out you GET
Punch.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

Jones-That's all nonsense about eat
ing meat being injurious to health. My
ancestors for hundreds of years ate
meat.
Fegetarian-Yes, and where are they
now? Dead, aren't they?-Texas Sift'
ings.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
EO,yDOIR cATCH.ALL
A Convenient Tride Easily Made and very
Often Used.

4 Convenient Trife Easily Made and vefy
Often Used.
Every woman knows the convenience
Of box or basket into which she may
drop her rings, pins and the like when
she is either too sleepy or too lazy to
put each in its proper place.
The receptacle shown in the il1ustra-
ton is easy to make and becomes q
pretty addition to the dressing table.
besides providing place for the little
trifles that often litter 1t.
To make it, buy small round basket
Of Japanese make, or, If you prefer it,
Of sweet grass, and three pieces OF
lightweight brass rod, long enough to
make stand proportionate in size.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

swell, Johnny" said doting uncle
to his little nephew, who had beer
fishing all day, did you catch GOOD
many fish,"
mo, uncle, but / drowned gooc
many worms. "-London Tit-Bits.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

Johnnie (the office boyl-Old Berry
the grocer. is downstairs and wants ia
know why you didn't answer his letteI
about last months bill.
Editor-Tell him he forgot to inciose
a stamp.-N. Y. Recorder.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

''Bumpley seems wonderfully well
satisfied with himself"
"Yes. There's nothing You can men
ton that he doesn't think he knows all
about"
We'll, i suppose you can't blame him.
He has no children old enough to ask
questions and take the conceit out of
him. "-Washington Star.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
They Might Turn Out Poor.

Fond Parent-Bobby, dear, you have
another new little brother. Aren't you
pleased?
Bobby-No, pop, l can't say that am.
I'm not stuck on having whole raft Of
relations-N. Y, World.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
To Keep Knives from Rusting.

steel knives and forks not in daily
use may be preserved from rust by
keeping them in bag of flannel or
nannelette made like q glove, with q
separate compartment for each knife,
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

Wife-Dear me. there's bug in this
milk.
Husband-lt must be water bug
Brooklyn Life.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

The Ohio democrats have for
mally opened their campaign and Sen.
ator Brice is expected to fall into line
and open his bank account.-Chicago
Times Herald.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
His Terrible Suspense.

I'm awfully uneasy about my wife!'
"Why-what-T'
II saw her go into the milliner's shot
across the way just now."-Chicaga
Record.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
Not n Cockncyite.

Mother-What! Do you intend to
marry Q foreigner?
Son-She is a highly cultivated Eng
fish girl, mother.
''IIow do You know she is highly cul-
tivated?"
''She speaks the same sort of English
that l DON Y. Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

Trolley Car Conductor-Pay your fare
or get off.
Dignified Philaelphian-What do you
take me for, sir?
Trolley Car Conductor--Fi' cents,
same as anybody else!-Philadelphia
Item.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
Give Me!


Give me the man who sings at his work.
Whose melody scars with the sun:
Yes. give me the man who sings at his "ofA'
And give me, oh, gimme o gunl
indianapolis Journal
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
Tho Uncma ncipated Man.

snow mind the baby, SIR" quoth she
lin very likely to- sighed he:
For that is how twill have to be-
The baby never will mind me"
-Judge
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
Heard on the Street,

I'm onto you" the mud pool cried
To the trousers 1t had dotted
"Ah, yes" the trousers sadly sighed,
Il see you have me spotted"
Il A w. Bulletin.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

ssMonv

MANY er man." said Uncle Eben,
" magines dat he's philosopher when
he's ies' plain lazY."-Washington Star.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10

She-Iurn your head the other way,
little BOY; l want to get over.
He-I can't, I've got stiff neck.
She-Wen, turn your back around
then.
He-Pfease, ma'am, don't want to:
haven't got no seat in my pants
Truth,
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-10-10
MAKE WAY FOR THE FOOTBALL KING.

nights waving
corlSsth he al
- - " - Ch.cagoP ressand
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

pe | et War fom bette lanet tiuisere.
s~iuibroeitfuI fo1ter / aanias Clip
minoIt sc pr. Ton, o. paa etsetr iuce
/ Sanias, glsbrafa rs bet psiiliss
S.pipa so. Corn on the cob fpitsr
bsrimpO iun ira $3.50 til "a pr. 20u.
8lsbe Suipa aul bttnlss / bet miStrs
9IebraFa msb $3.50 % SuinOis'uI
meo 81.
Elien i Gprnst sisr, at bet brrnosr
let, ca bet sr n1iten rrpirit % let at
baanbtere. On i%rsmrascuos 8srs'
maub i Chicago oil uebos $4,000 pan,
at tau fan Eaffe gpsns rpbeisoe Ba'
utr, iom Sripts mto lamp (nosle Sri'
pes m,o Glsttricitst), ct biu'9're
grrnoisl i Gcrn eub i aul, isIu ON
ban mua iiebe Gorrtt for Csc pr. Su'
feel. "geo en- anfiQe. RrDoe er bet
a~ootsiurt,' flyer fan, al ct Ton Corn
aipsr % 8rpctut usr, &arms eno ct
gou Gul. Raar sa 8ulsus / GBieaso
IoIer $4.25 9ltttO, oil BET fees, at
Corn fOItsr miRsr. i2m Srnn0isl os
bar oesuSsn BEN tet1eslige 6oresl, OF
bet life fGrsr iaa ms9sn ursuli8beo
mso fis. GRAB ser mso 5OrSsI fan
oisrss / GBicaso, tIip'r nntnrIisois
enSba fOrbelastissre r~eitsnfOr Risiis'
fpsiFub.u, brurtit suIirusten .r 1920
pr. Ton
Sra 9sarnsb, Wsb., ~firiues, at Corn
III. er prsoet Tom 8ranoieI uoen al
5armsre. Zen almiroeIise GsIelie CT,
at Oct sr bsSrs at iatss bet til Nar'
teospris enS at brGuoe bet Op.
3 8i9itn, ann., itaI .n9psr 2ants
Saa Of e~rItatts aul mco Corn bare ops
aiuer. Corn fan NOT bruses til 8r1nS'
Iel al 5armers i bet fierue 8eTs8ars
Ins; men til at irsmbrinse Damp ouer
bet fife. Oct fort9rsr Sursue % sior
benz ubrussli8s pua en- @int.r. Gss'
uoen ma man itabiS lU99e /, bpis
man ril ia Camp. Naar &ul Tan
fishes for 2-3 Dollars pr. 9on, pil
bet life iuare fig at BRUCE Corn, ielt
ON bette fan faces for 1oe guibelen.
8 bet psittise S%anias, buOr sul'
len. fOTsr fra IS til IS pr. Con, bat
man life bruet Corn til 8runoisl uter
i frsnse 8intre, ba Sul life bar a
faa, suer 4eusemanssI braste Settlsr'
ne til at brpoe ale 2ope.
Oct oil herai ices, at ben alminoe
lige 5stelie sr imob at anusnoe ct COB
9arinssmioSsl til @sb enSos | ct Ga'
Iom bette. 8 2sbet af Siuteren ri
bet oiis zig, ON bsnns Gglelis er fer
NOT til at mpoItaa SriItelieu til q
ipore paa Gfi1ineen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
uontuinsen I atlanta
aabnft.

SnsSos ben 1sbe b. aabnsoss ur''
Der fore SsitiosIis5soer ben 'ntsrna'
tiouole Spmulbsubfilins | GtIanta,
Georgia.
& 2sbet al Staten bar bet fefe
Grbeibe last paa ct fort Gntal Sps'
ninser, ps belle llSfiainsspIaSisn bar
benripenbe %patfer, % oft bar brast I
Drben for stabninssisItsn.
8 bet Suore at SppsSbpsninssr bar
Der i 2sbet Of Staten uofsrt en- Nasie
glrbeioe. Eper en- 9ienosbsl al nos
ftiaerue bar farbis. meo fit icrbsre'
beuee grbsies. gulitiet patrpQersbS
paa nbfiniusssruuSen cs pccralt iao
man on, Mprsensn llbfiIinsssaroi'
tier, 1pm itulbe mpbtase ben fore
Manss. geIssenbs. Gsbe ! S9er
paa Sisrnet at 8roabpaD % Mari'
eta etrests prsaniiersbes SrocesIip o
men. 8 epibisu for ben gil 5orbunSs'
iOloatsr ps Nitits. foo ben fl ct mill
tart gnitrfs. ST. IL @ibbas iitsmt
iamtlise 3ampSibsr i Spsn en- p1ISiI
9ibsu, Mansbsn brso uo ct srsoc
penbe SubsIraab % GabninssSassni
5eflisbsb bar. fat iSaus. S &roess
fipn.n beltps rs 3umpanisr GcIbate
o. 5 @ufttOrpisr, beriblanbt Oil
mpre's bsrsmte Sorps unesr 2sosl'
Of 8ictpr Serbsrt.
Nnfpmmen til rbftiQinsspcrtt
eiorb. aompanisrue Solot, % llbiti
Iiusss9 irsttiOueu sicrbe fit Subtus pa
nbfirinsssrunSsn. eplSatsrns ma'
f6.r.be berpaa inS. % be inbbub
Gia5ter % Giretticnen btseo fs I
SsrIamlinssi fallen, bppr ben formed
gabnins fanbt Steb. Siitup 6. {
gt.lIpn bolbt Gabninssbsnnsn, % ST
fib.nt Collier gabninsstalet. 81
fSr SRI. 6.55 ON gtftenen iunbe 8rc
bent gt.p,lanb trptts paa ben ~eleftrii
auap, bSpro.b l~lb7iainssn pHirit
uabuebes.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
Bat ina | Is Var.

SOltpu, Ntit., ben 3ote Mai, '95.
Or. q. 6abrnen, Gbieaso, ST.
SEQ pit beSe Dem bertsiennsm mob
tn8e min Eat for ben Slalp ies bar
srbUIOt oiennem 9srss Kuriko. Seq
bar parct ipselis | Ousr 10 Gar os
r~aaoipurst 2rser baaoe i Wuiteson,
@bitsbaa, Fremont % flere andre ste.
Der. Mire 2ioelier bar p9ret moi ten
uubbolosli9e, % bpuo 2inorius i.s. bar
erboIot 9iennem SOttor'Reeepter, bar
iislosn parst lanse. 6orrise Ssit bao
min Wooer mig tuse bj.m en- 8asie az
0eres Kuriko; bun baube torisst ben
i0r meo sobt &eiultat. Sbporpel ies
bar na Iten ~ienotlis iiemt mob aGe iaa'
falote 9atentmeSiciner Outlet ei par
nosst %fOrnnoerli9t i Bstrastnins al, at
ies bapoe prscet iaa mauge til inssn
SerSens NDtte), beltsmte ies mig bog
til at sipre ct Gorips. De to fsrite
SLATER eap mig inseu 9inorins. men
ies bOlot paa, iSet leg iasbe ueb mig
ielp, "ics ital tase buer 3raabs Of
Mfsoicinen, fsreno ies sioer op. vi ben
3ois SLATE fit jes for 9inbrins, o. in'
ben ben Abe bar lut, par i.s friilsre
eno ies baooe iienot mig paa opsr Is
aar. Seq fureitaar M min Susbolb.
ming, 8 6amilien, us enbpsr Deb. buao
Ell Sonoetone bar at beitiae. Seq or
AZ War sammsl % bar | be iioIts to
Gar liot at be for apinosr / oenne Sll.
Der iaouanlise Slbebsiinbenbe. os nit
0nite er. at ale Suinber, iom liber paa
famine Sis, oil fOrisse 81. Yetsrs
Kuriko. s 9ainemmelisbeb,
Marp o. SObnion.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
2etniIf Wafntn9 bjemme.

alebe, 8asIimir elsr Diagonal il
Sorm al en- Sratts, en- 8eit eler ct Bar
8entlaber, iom oet 8rue er ejort
flattct, fsbtet eusr blnntt, fan pso en-
sanfe iimpel Iruces bIiue reniet %
oiurt Ium M. 8aa ct tsmiF 8aIteri
saar bet iaaleses for fig:
5srIt lapes Der ct itartt % parntt
Sabspano; bsri faier man SlGbes'
plaset - (. Gr. en- Sratts -, Der pers
slpis bpspes nco i cs bales pp fra bet
ltummsnbe Gabecano, meoens Gebts
plstterne oplsies % i~ierues rto Gnios
ming. gtaar bette ct sjort, ailtpaes
@lasset i fIere @anS, bporpaa bet ban'
9es op TT 2srrins pua en- Snor. gIaar
bet er nRiten tsrt, ta9er maj bet ino
% ruler bet pp paa famine Ntaaoe iOnt
almiuoelist @aItstei, luber bet iaalebes
Atr9fte" en- 3ime eIer TO-, bporefter
bet pres ies. st samnslt Stbtte Sums
utostsi lasscs puer Grastsn, % Strip
aeiernst presses bsropsr, inbtil &pns
ferns CT f%ierust, ibet man pasisr paa
at Hptts Sernet, fsrenc 8ampen bar
ppbsrt at itiae pp fra Gsiet - eaers
fremfpmmer Der en- blant Ytet.
&pnfer, Der oiier fig mere sienitri'
biss, fan ijernss Deb at Iesse ct paaSt
alebe pper benz % prssis Ssrnet Der
uoer; blaufe Steoer paa &labuiuss.
tpftet be9anbIes paa famine Maabs
ipm &pnisrne: Sernst babes, icrat
0ampitpsn ubinoret fan babe fig til
oeirs, bpurSso nemlis en- bsl Del al bel
llreue forouftsr.
glas Of 8laS. nulbe altiO babe fl
.set Sabspanb, ba iaasant, iOm ba'
oarst bsnpttst til lllbs eIsr gcmulos'
tsisr, er befaust meb 9intap, Der piIbt
tlabs fig til alabst.
@aa benne Raaoe fan ben ianm!
Sratte % @eit euer be iamms Sen.lG'
Der blipe reniet os siort iom npe Der
enc Gang eitsr ben anoen. Cob
alabs ps Iieneuoe sooe alaoninss'
Itpffer fan itaa fig ! mango iaaoanut
gafninssr os eubUs brinses til at 4
bsbre uo for bper Gang. I
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
gn beifeoen geierntnoer.

gaa @aaobusplaeien 8rpsist
(getaien) Iisser BEN sammelsutbiit.
gpanius groobuis. Gen baObs i ito.
lisers Gage ct tersmt aloiteipil; men
bet blsp soelast, ps inssn tantte pua
at ~reItaurere bet. Wen MI CT Der en-
national "@ieubprb" osiaa / gslsisn,
o. be samte alutteipil fcmmer after /
epiussn. grobbuis grssisl bar
faat fit alutteipil isien, os | eomm.s
blep bet iuboiet. gutoriteterne inbbso
til en- 8eboctamp ON Stiairsen ium
alotteipiler. Roften aflsnnes msb
5000 Srancs narIis, ps bens Snbeba.
Der rtaa oaslis fra 81. IL til 2 isias
ct Stptts buert &uartsr paa 1T alotts.
flauer. 9enne aunit bar / samle
Gage meset ubbrebt | gelsien % gre.
b%erlanosne, ps enbnu bar ben mango
belbis. Tprtere. a%loife'piGIeren maa
itt. aleue bare fter,e Sanoer % Ssh.
Der, men psiaa en- betpoelis Snroisbsb
ps g~e9nuoi9beo. GnIass 8Iaoiatur
biroer 9lutteipiaet iummen, ps Gan.
senterue beitaar at Stotte, iom er g.
4 Gantimeter breoe. timber alapiatus
rem er Der Ieoaler for be bpbere 9u'
ner. Gt ipiQe paa alUtter minoer ON
at ipile paa Srsel i bet iiortenbe Iar'
bunorsoe, ba 9ansenterne baube en-
SrsObs al 2 til 8 Geutimeter ps iattss
i 8eoeselie meo Saauotrait.
geooetampen bapoe, trObs ct sienbe
Resn, ipIot Naaobusplaoien msb en-
upperituelis Meusoe. Com Surp.
mano ~iuusersbe aouierpatoriets 81.
rettsr M. @eoaert, ben befienote Su.
itrumentmaser 50. MabiQon, tire @rc.
ieSiurer psb 8Onierpatoriet, Souret,
5 Dupont, Suberte % ben b~etjenote pg
lGroe Muiitsr fra Gent, 81. Ban
OUNCE. Stte mirore eno IL aloi.e,
; ipiIere tiampeoe ON Iriisn. De par
TONNE fra alle &arter al 2anbet: fra
9iittib, 96tusn, gnttuerpsu, Gent oip
Griien t~iItienbtes enitemmis en- una
9uuitner fra Gluit. 8sipnbertis no
; otbite ban intet ON 9eobefampen, u,
; ban ON MOrsensn, ba Soften bolbtss
sanite tiliRlbis tOm til 8rpsiel o.
bleo meo. Gaa Interchangeable Spior
bring al Ell Sen mslote ban iis ion
&auoioat til 8%amppriien nOole Winu
I ter, for man ifaIoe bespnoe. SunI
: Spsrleseubeo bar iaa irsmtrabenbs, O
y ban to8 aue mro Storm. Wansosl
= tIappeNe, % oa 9riien bar BAN tiltjsnbi
bleo ban ~iremtalot ps unosr usnbeliI
. Subsl baarst paa @uIoitul runot or
Rnubbusplaoien. SeItcns Rauu c
aarel Gemet. Snn par isr &lotfeipil
V Ter | aloit, men bar III pmbpttet oenn
beiteone Sitting meo en- goot aflsnne
SGoerspoit / ben fore Stao Brpsiel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
Cora Spmt Hr9noieI.

gcr SslsIie pprsrer fig mob, at Corn
Sfal bruses til @eb os brauees op.
Corn, bris rstte Iapn er Mnis, of'
siper ct soot SsbemiSosL Os naar pi
fommer itu, at Tuienosr al 8reSre os
Sshre / @srbsn lib.r Meb, os at ct
fort gntal Mennei FER &ar ON cnSet
bsr of Suus.r, .r bet tibet lpitslist at
tanie poo, at ri ber fal Iobe SIsen
fortars, bpab b. msb 9aarer | Eiu.us
pilbs taits for, ON be bacoe bet.
Men Def sr 8sroens Gang, at Der
pan bet enc Steo sr SperfcS, mebsns
Der poa bet anbst Steb sr @tausel 90
Sult. &msrifa irembriussr iaa meset
Corn, at b, life psb, boor Ri ital sjsrs
af bet. Saar pil 2anbet able 2,500.'
1000 guibsIs, eler efter Rssisrins
gems mere nssterue SuerEas 2,325,'
100000. 81 tan lille raaoe mso bsuus
~pperpattes 5pIos. Si fommer / en-
"Risbpmmsns Grrlesenb.o.A Siar
ba ri bar Corn NOT fro ticfisere Gar.
z 1891 aplebe Ri ou.r 1000. 100000
guIbsIs. i 1892 1,62s, ooo.o 900, 1888
1,6l9,ooo,ooo. i 1894 1,213,ooo.ooo
On for Del beraf lisssr enbna ! bort
Gorraabsfamre, os iaa icmmer ! 1895
en- Ssi, Tom ipar.r til to mibbsls Gar
uer i aanias pil en- SuibsI Corr
life inbbrinse mere sno 12e % pct
Jarmene life mere enb 10c. JVlt fin
Der ba, at be life bar onbet at sjerI
en6 at BRUCE fit Ovsrilsoiss Corn ii
gsb o. ppuarms fine Suie msb bet
Otter tpab iasipnSise pHaitaar er Corr
ct pppsrlist graubiel, bsors sno au'