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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
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N dbront'ber aatarrh, bic iflimmite arauf.
belt. bic MAJ fenrt.

9as eriie Staoium oes Ratarrb miro
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tann i'm aopfe, in Der Naie. i'm 6alie
ODER in ben 2unaen ieinen 2(niana ba.
ben. Sn Der Wsbrbeit Der Sale miro
elmer @rtdltun5 te,ne Iafmetfiamtsit
9e'tentt, oarum BADEN Die SG!fte Der
Wenldbeit ben dronii9en Gatarrb in
irseno welder Gorm. Cine G%rtdltuna
81 uerna4ldfisen. beiBt ben <arrb Sa
Sitten.
Das 5ueite Stadium oes aator,b
miro mantmal cine cite g%rtaltuna ats
uannt. 8enn i'm 8opie, oanu beitebt
eth Sauien uno &raten IN ben Shreu,
periOoiiter 8opfihmers uno Guniuiion
Der Slime. Wenn in Der IaIe, beIteht
ausfluB, NieBen, serGuibuoles NtG.
men uro u5elriedsnoer gli6em. SIM
0alie er5cust es utrsrOBerie Nanbeln,
Hdulpern, nuncen Sals, Seiierteit uuo
raube St!mme. 8enu Der 8atarrb Die
S%uitrobreu uno 2uusea ertei9t, er,euat
Ct SuIten, SruitidmgrSeu, Sbleimaus,
'uurf, NattidweiB, 5leii6otrlut uno
8ursdtbmisfeIt.
Cine Grtdltun3 i'm 8oyie, ipeibe cine
einjise 5laibe Be-rusna beileu lam, 1T
lebr balo Elm Sal bon 9roniidem aa.
tarrb, pelber uieler 5laiden su ielner
9duSllten Selluns bsoarf. Gin number
pnls, rpelden cine 5laibe Te ru-na bel.
len pIro, plro baloIsit dronli6.r Sba.
rpasitts poer Observation-Disclosures, nel.
der plele Jlaiden Sur Sei!ung eriOroeIt.
Gin lelhter Sult,n. rpelter p6ae aueu
3DeiIel ourb ben @sbraub bon 8esru-
no balo oeritunoen wlroe, wiro Sur
ttonliden Srrnbitts, wel6er oes tcr.-
pdbrenoen 8ebrautes ron BE III no
luihreno elmer ldn9eren 3cit beoari. Gs
iiuo ieoes Sabr iebr uIele Sale pun
Stpinoiudt gu usrSei4asr, ole oirt t
Der Seruadldhisuus uon Suitsu, grtal.
iunseu &C. SuSuidrelbeu fab, walhe Su
oerbiten sslueien tudr2n. ipeuu Sesru na
I'm Saule 9ebalteu uno nod Den Sc.
braubsar!uellunsen Sel!lS elnsenommea
!uoroeu mare.
Sir eine ireis abbauoluns ibsr 8as
tnrrb, Suiien, Grtaltunseu, S1plnc.
lutt uuo ole &ranfbeiteu oes 0iniers,
lsnoe mar nnd Der Be ri ma Drug Ora.
nuiacturins Co., Columbus, S5iO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

itmot.- Noob Jrsoeridi on BON
Sarman, bat iib 9onnerias in Der
Ndbe o bier tridOiien. 5inan5ieQe
8erleaeubelten uno bduslide Wirren
lollen i'm IN ben Fob 9etrieben baben.
n.-Snmias frib serietb bas
Wobnbaus bes 81. Ybilipps, ysenten
Der 8inona Mia Company in Brano.
Obwobl bic Jeuer,uebr raid sur Steae
mar. 1T Der on Dem Sauie uno Dem
Wobiliar anserihtete Sdaoen iebr be.
beuteno.-Die BoliSei 1T our 3eit ibarf
bintsr ben Sdltern uor iibelberihtiateH
Sduiern uno sebeimen @irthidaften
Der. Samftas rpuroen mebrere folder
Berionen 81 beoeutenoen @elofrafen
ueruttbeilt.
Willbant.- 5rau &arl &auffs
man. bic @attin zines neun Weileu ilo'
LID BON bier auidfisen Farmers, il ON
2. Sanuar pl0slib s~efiorben. Da bic
5ruu bis oabiu fsrnseiuno semeien. ent
itauo Der 8eroabt. buB lie pom ibrem
@atten uersiftet woroen iei. DDS Haar
iuq ndmlid in itetem CANT unb Saoer
aelebt baben. Die CONGRATULATIONS
bot aber nun erssben. oaB Die Jrau an
&oblen9as eritidt III.
Yautton.-S 9. %. Robinion bon
81. Saul, 8ertreter Der .lluiteo States
ano Colonial Wortsaae gompanp," if
nit elmer sroBen NnSabl sefdlidter
5ppotbeftn urfunoen, tpslhe ieiner Sir.
mo BON Dem beritti9ten Shulbonbas
ittpinoler Yierce usrfanft woroen, bier
hersetommen, nm 5u iehen, Oh irseno
etmas fir bic @eielIdait 81 retten 1T.
IS lplro aber fir oielelbe uUrausiihtlib
ul1ts 81 bolen iein.
Gllenbale.-9aS Yrairieieuer,
rpelbes am persan9enen 9onnerftag
iiopeilih Don bier witbste, bat srDBcs
rem Sbaoen anseridtet, oils mon on
idnslih psrmuibete. Der 5armer Sc
iepb Webber in WcBbsrion @ountp bot
ieine sanSe gate einseblBt uno b%efinott
iib NIT ben Selnen in Der srOBten gtoib.
2ui Der Jarm oes Sames 8risbt iihb
oubsr beu @ebduoen &C Slid Bleb unb
175 9onneu Sea u%erbranut. SO haben
auBerosm nod etipa Elm 9useno 5ars
mer ibwere 8erlute erlitten.
6 b O B q n.--Ibunoer Satpf,
pelder neuli1 auf Der Rolebuo &sentur
cine Squaw uergepalliste uno olaoann
iie mltiammt ,brem 8Inoe tootete, 1T
BON SnoianerpOlljiiieu einseiansen uno
ben Yuuoesbsb6roen aberssben iporoen.
@r iiebt u in pot Springs ieinem
BrUSeiie entsesen. Sobu 2auce, Elm IN
Der Suoianeridule 81 Carlisle. Sd, ers
Sosener Snolauer puroe, oils bel Der
Be,biilfe bel benz gerbrehsn psrodbtis,
ebeniaus perbaftet. Or lelsnet aber
beblrrllb ieoe Shulo. @s metrsn iid
in leBter Seit bic Sale BON usrbre4 II.
iden Nusrlffen OUT mo,aulide 5rauen
uno Wdo9sn in eridrsdenoer @eiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
Bier Musiubr uno Giniubr.
6,er sin,ge 3,fiern iber un5ere Bier.

S,er sinise B fern iiber unIere Bier
Gnsfubr 'uno @iniubr in benz on 80
9uni 1894 eneenben 8etuungsiobre
Die intereliren biiriten: %llniere Sie'
GlrIubr 1T srpBer oils uniere Nusiubr
Sic beS,f,rie iib auf 931, @aaon,r
i'm @ertbe bon 1885 .537 IN 5InIhsl
uno 8rii9en uuo aui 1879. 36S @alc
men i'm Wertbe Don 1925. $50 IN @sbin
oen, wdbreno uniCre 9Iusiubr in 6la
lhen iit oui 35l.625 0useno i'm
&ertbe BON ,s47l.5S9. uno Die in Sc.
binoen iih auf 3O7.O77 9aQonsn in
@erthe BON 81, 800 belief. @snn bic,
uon Bier bic Reoe 1T. 70 limb BARN glc
Brrter. Stout etc, aber niht be rsiner
WGl5sGrtratte einseidlrfsr. Bon ben
einsstibrten Bier fommt oas meilte aus
England. ndmlid 532 $40 @nloren in
5laiten uno 6l4.S 74 in @ebinoen
Damn icl9t 0eulidlano nit 9l3 33l
8n0oren in @sblnben, abCr nur % G67
8nlonen in 5luidsu; oemudhi Deter.
reid unsnrn nit Ala 597 @~oloren II
@sbluoen unb nur 81 Gal. in SlaIhsn
oann Srlono nit 1924 @alonsn in
Jlaiden, aber nur 27.S4O in 8ebinoeu
Die lbrlsen @iniubrldnoer auiSu!uhren
ut Der Wiibe nlht pertb.
Sntereliantsr. als ppbsr unier impor
tirtes Bier iommt, mas ia ON gnoe sc
Der weiB. 1T es 81 wliisu, pobln un,er
eisenes Bier sebt. Naiirllh uiht nod
9roBbrltannien uno nitt nad 9euiit.
lamb. oenn bic 97l 8sc. 5laidsn uni
80 @aQonen in 8eblnoen. Die uab ltss
terem 2dnoe uno Die 3632 9so., oit
nad England sehen. i6nnen bod M
OILS BlObeu ans,i9ten Weroen. unie'
6duptab iaSgsblet III W rito. Dem nj,
1895 9so. in JIaiden uno 80, 2OC
8alonen in 8eblnosn ianoten; oanr
iolaen Die Sautwd Snisln, wslde uns
59,S97 3Bh. uno So 1858 @oQoum al.
nabmer, oann Gubn, bas "A l34 1so.
uno S0.274 @allonen uertrani; onnn
Salpaoor, oas 27,S3S lBo. erbleli
oann Ontario uno Quebec, Die 1854
GBo. uuo 1886 @aqouen peri,!Qten
oann Guatemala, oas 2O,l62 1bN.
nabm f; oann iolaen Colombia mt 1869
8sb. uno s5l5 @aloreu, 0carnsua
nit IL, 797 3bo. SaiIi nit ll,4l5
Hso.. Domingo mi, Hiss 0So., Dr.
t,ih Columbia NIT 6429 8so. uno 10,
244 @aaonsn. grtiid @sit Suoisn,
elnidlieBltd Brrtib 6Ououras, mil
1853 0so. uuo l2,O2S 8nuOnen; Yris
ttIh NuItralisn nit 697O 3Bn.; Die &C.
nariihen Snielu nit $685. 3bo Snpau
nit 6393 8so.; Gotta &lca mi, 5777
Deb. Ssnesdela nit 557S Sbo. Dong
tong nit 43O7 8Bo.; 6oneuras nit
3O55; Yortc- RicO init 2639 DSo. aiia'
tlihes Rublano nit 2765, Yralilleu nit
1878 3bo. aub DIE Yermuons pdrsn
nod Su ertpibnen MT 1865 GBo. uno
1885 @nQcnsn, Nrlentinisn nit 26,
Hopas Scotia uno Wem BruuspId NIT
81. uno Uruguay NIT IS DBo. iiuo M.
iete ihlebteiieu Bier au ,oen.
Wau io0ts slauben. oaB uuiere B,trs
Nusfubr nod GROCER S%srmsbruna iGb,l
lei, iuabrsno es uus nlht rebt III ben
3opf nil, marum mir fat cine MtiQlon
@alonen 2asetb bier aus 9tutidlano uno
iouiel Stout, Nle uuo Yorter aus SruS.
Britannica elnSufibreu bruudsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
ncber scbcime Weieaidaitcu.

8li6Oi Gouis Waria Clint, O.. ). B.,
bon aanius Gi!p, 8unias, bat an ieineu
Citrus Dos iolsenos Circular erlolisu:.
nSotu., ;uertber Batter! SD nbsts
ienoe Sbnen elm pom GOm ausseganaes
mes Document, oas iih oui prsl ge6ein,e
8eieui6aitsn bsSlsbt uuD lbre S2rurtbei:
lung onrh ben belll9en Stubl antir-
oi9t. Sic nOlsn onsielbe nit oieicm
Srleie am erIten SOuntas uab Gmpiana
oesielben III aIen Wisiien BON Der aar.
gel perleien, uHo psun lraeno elmer IN.
ersr 8atbolIten oas llu9lld 9ehn6t bns
ben %iclte, iib sIner Der seuaunten g.
isuidaiten an5uidlieBen, 10 ioQten Cure
Sotplroen ueriudsn. lbn oaSu III tes
pssen, DOB er iib piais oer Gntibeis
Dung oes bl. STUDIES il9s. llrtecriGs
ten Sic uat bic @ldubiseu onuon. onB
Ssmano. Der iit ueigern ODER es Der.
Ndumn ioate. feline Serblnouua init elner
Der bret gerannten Seitlitnilen su
loisn. 'ib ielbit uou Der Stride mo rem
@mpiunse Der Satrnmenie loft, gleib.
uiel mas feline gnlibuloi9uussn ieiu
m6sen. Die Gntidslouns entbalt ni5is
Neuss ODER l~luerbOrtss, i~Onosru lie lit
elnia6 Die erueute YeiiGtieuna fatbolI'
lder @runoidse, Die eiu iulih.r 2ibes
rallsmus umSutrempeln usr'ubte.
sd Wiiuihe uriern autsn 9rieitern
uesen Der 5eit'stelt @liii, NIT eer
lie Den sebsimen @eieQidaiteu seaeu.
iter Stslucs seuommsn labn,
ebgnio auh u"nisren padsreu taiboltl6en
9alen we9sn BEG lbren O6ersn a~eIeIite'
len 8ebOriams, burd pslGsu iie BON ie.
men sebeimen 8cisuibaiten, unseubiet
,ahlrelhsr enise9eniteberoer Selipiele,
lerre 9ebalten woroeu limb. Yei oisier
8elesenbet logteu @uer Sobpiiroen
bic @ldubiseu uibt nleiu aeseu Die orsi
8eicuitaitcu luarnsu, Die ipeclsG III Der
Gntiheiouns oes bsiliseu Stu5les e.
udbnt limb, ionoern lie audi erlnuern, lie
mpb,en ge9en ale 9ebeimsn uuo uufa-
tboltIhen @eieuibliieu aui Der Sut
lem, lule es ole Nbiibt oes btitten Ylcz
nar'GOrclls bon Baltimore gewsieu ~.
@benio ioaten lie bon Der Nothpsuoisz
felt ubsrSeust metoen. tatbOl,ihs later.
ltibunSsu!rsine nno geieulse @enpiien'
lbaiten 81 9rinoen, ODER 3UelSe oerarz
tiger 8eleQidaiteu, Die anberspo Se,
griiuoet ieln mD3eu, 81 Hr9ieu. nm
elnunoer ben eriorocrliden Seihano mo
Silis in 8ranfbst uuo 5oo 81 ~leiitsn.
Die HOrmIruns iolder @slelihaitsn 1T
beioloers III itdotiiben @emeinoeu er.
iorcerllb, Die srCBsn SbsIls aus Sart=
luertErn, 9eibditsleuteu. grbs,tetu u.i.
10. bsiteheu. 9as fIaalrbs document,
osiien lleberieBuns ib teliige. 1T al
Den NpOtoliibeu Selssaten esridtet,
Ger 5uslelb ben Iuitras rhaltsn bat,
oasielbe an ole YiitDis IN ben Ser.
Staaten ~ ienosn.
Damn IolSt oas bereits Don VI. Glr'
oinal WonacC Undergraduate uno III
oieiem S'atte usyOifsnilln,e 9oiumert.
uno an oieies reiht iib bic unteritrlft
oes SlibOis 2ouis Waria Stint. o. S.
b., nit benz Datum: 8anias 9iip, 8an'
los, ben II. 0eSember 1894.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

- &sihes. rptbes Slut pirb sbenlc M
turssmdG Yrn 6rre's Sdrllparila sr-
'eu8t. ME duberlihs Saubrriett rur1 tda'
f9en 0ebrauh ppn Seifs une @aler.
Sieler srpbe SlutrsiniSsr rsrtretbt arllne.
LID Sirpfuln, Sal;huB une daen areersn
innerliheu Shmcri,
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
The Frost. Fish.

A. curious fish, the s'frost Gsn CT
New Zealand, has been recently ex-
Inhibited in Edinburgh. It was brought
over to England by one of the meat
carrying steamers in the refrigerator,
and is described as nearly five foot in
length, with fiat sides about four inches
deep, and at the thickest part not more
than one inch through. 1t has long,
hard, sharp head, armed with several
sets of formidable teeth, most deli
cately transparent back fin running
from head to tail, about as fine as a
film of gelatine; the taper at the tail
not more than quarter of an inch
across, and the tail is of very small
size for such a fish, measuringnot more
than two and half inches across the
outer edges. Judging from it's present
appearance the fish in it's natural state
must be as silvery as a herring, though
without scales. The ''frost fish" is said
to be excellent eating.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
RELIGIOUS Musical Boxes

Swiss music boxes of an elaboration
almost unsupported by the average
New Yorker are sold by German-speak-
ing Swiss in the German quarter. They
are of all shapes and sizes. Not only
may the German drink his beer to the
tune of the "Watch on the Rhine,'
played by continuance in the false
bottom of the mug, but there are ALSO
musical flower pots, cigar temples,
work boxes, and artificial birds in
cages. Odder still are a musical cruel
fix playing a TIE Deum, pious statues
with like musical attachments, and pic
lures for the stations, Of the cross that
play appropriate sacred music. These
things cost all the way from So to $3.50,
and some made specially to order bring
much higher prices. The musical
phoncgraph has somewhat injured the
sale Of musical boxes of the nickel-in-
the-slot variety, though they are still
made and sold.-New York Sun.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28

SKIP as she ran downsta rs to the car
riage. Whe were they going that
evening! he wo 1dered. He h4I not
known OF anything Icing ION. y
Was it too late to ask?
He was still undecided when ;he
carriage rolled away. and perh ps 1t
was we'll for he might hot have been
! invited to DIN the arty and whether
he had not. ne would certainly hay g
d:sapprovel Of it.
The ladies were going 10 pass an
out-of-Goor even ng in the illuminated
gardens. then growing to be the nov
city most talked abo 1T. and q night for
which had often been planned. but
some ether amusement had as invari
ably inter ened. Geraldine had actu-
ally not been yet, in conse 1uence and
now, on Bcllenden's suggesting that
he co Id procure for her and Mrs.
Campbell admission to the Lighting
tower it they would permit him to ac
company them, who could have re-
fused SO good an offer? From the e &C.
tric-lighting tower, he as ,ured them,
incomparably the best view of the
scene was to be obtained: and the mass
of people the thousands of celored
lights. and the silvery fountains with
their ever-changing hues and tints fly
ing up into the dark sky overhead
the whole was a sight worth seeing.
For his part, he liked the place, there
was so much to be seen, and SO many
curious things to be Investigated. He
liked the a ,uarium-had they really
never seen large aquarium. and Ger
aldine was so fond of sea creatures? He
must take her, at least, to look at the
anemOnes The anemOneS were finer
than any he had seen anywhere.
And with the last topic had come a
certain hesitation, and both had known
of what the other was thinking.
But it had all ended well. He had
been hidden to dine in Mount Street at
any early hour, and the carriage had
been ordered to be at the door for the
three to go to the gardens at soon after
o'clock. 1t was the rememb rance of
this early dinner which had set Ger
aIdine to twitching her grandmother
sleeve at the Raymon3s.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
Home Hints.

Heat the knife before cutting "ain
bread or cake.
To restore gilt frames, rub VIII
sponge moistened with turpentlhe'
A French physician reports a case y
hiccough successfully treated oy 'a11
ing snuff until sneezing was pro'oA01
If your bureau drawers move III an
out with difficulty, rub soap over IN,
edges. If that does not remedy II
trouble use sandpaper.
If brooms are dipped in not SUI
once q week they will become leij
tough, will not cut the carpet, VIII i"1
longer, and always sweep like n0
broom.
1t is claimed by an excellent au'hO
ity that a little nutmeg grated INTO So
vegetables as spinach, carrots I"
string beans is a great addition 10
flavor.
Good coffee can be made III
fectly clean pot and with fresh wa"
When the pot is greasy fill II ="
water, put in a piece Of hard soap
it on the stove and boil. At the emu
an hour it will be as good as new
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
The Farmers Aviary.

Counting out the good the birds do"
said fruit-grower at a Chester County
institute, their music is worth all the
berries and cherries they eat, and
more. l say to the robins and blue
birds, and the catbirds and tinches,
draw up and help yourselves, and even
the crows know my whistle, and come
down to it. Every year the robins and
the catbirds build around our house,
and in the same old places. And you
should hear the catbirds sing. But you
will never hear them unless you take
care of them and make them feel at
home The influence of this bird life
upon our farm has told upon every
member Of my family. and l say to yol,
farmers, protect the birds. Tempt
them to your trees and then protect
them. "-Philadeiphia Ledger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
To Choose, Meat.

Venison-The choice of venison should
be regulated by the appearance Of the
fat, which, when the venison is young.
looks bright, thick, clear and close II
first changes toward the launches. 10
ascertain whether it is sweet run q
knife into that part: if tainted, it will
have rank smell.
Beef-True, Well-fed beef will exhibit
all open grain of deep coral red, and the
fat will appear Of healthy, oily
smoothness, rather inclining to white
than yellow: the suet firm and white
Yellow fat is test of meat of an infe-
rior quality. Heifer beef is bat little
inferior to OK beef; the lean is Of q clos
er grain, the red paler, and the fat
whittier.
Veal-Where you observe the kidney
surrounded with fat you may be sure
the meat is Of good quality. The whit,
est is not the best veal. There is a vein
in the shoulder very perceptiblc, and It's
color indicates the freshness of the
meat, if a bright red or blue itisrecently
killed; if any green or yellow spots are
visible it is stale.
Pork-In young pork the lean where
pinched will break. the thickness, and
toughness Of the rind SHOWS it to be old.
In fresh pork the flesh is firm, smooth,
clear color, and the fat set. When
stale it is clammy and f1abby. Measly
pork may be detected by the kernels III
tbs fat, and should not be eaten.
Lamb should be eaten very fresh IN
the forequarter the vein, in the neck
being any other color than blue betEaES ]
it to be stale. In the hindquarteIm
the kidney with your nose; TIN
ness Of the smell will, prove its
stale.
Mutton-The best is OF a fine graz
a bright color, the fat firm and whites
1t is better for being full grown.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
The Growing Uses of Hor,~


Sprinkle places infested by ants With
borax and you will soon be rid of them
Blankets and furs put away wei,
sprinkled with boraN and done I'D air.
tight will never be troubled with moths
A little boraX put in the water ha.
fore washing red or red-embroideraa
tablecloths and napkins will prevent
their fading.
Ringworms will yield to borax treat.
ment. Apply a strong solution of borax
three times day; also dust on the dry
powder very often.
Silver spoons and forks in daily usa
may be kept bright by leaving them in
strong boraX water for several hours
The water should be boiling when they
are put in.
Put q teaspoonful of borax in your
rinsing water; it will whiten the clothes
and also remove the yellow cast on
garments that have been laid aside for
two or three years.
One of the best things to cleanse tha
scalp thoroughly is to dissolve one-half
teaSpOOnful of boraX in a quart Of
water and apply it, rubbing it in well.
Rinse thoroughly in clear water.
For washing fine nice fannels moth
ing will cause them to look so nice ~
boraX in the water, a teaspoonful Of
boraX to a pail of water being the right
proportion. Always wash baby's little
flannel skirts, shirts, etc, in this.
Always wash baby's mouth and gums
every morning with water in which
you have put q pinch Of borax. It
keeps the mouth fresh and sweet. and
prevents that uncomfortable afiliction
sore mouth, with which so many
poor babies are troubled when their
mouths are not kept perfectly clean.
BoraX water is excellent for spong
ing either silk or wool goods that are
not soiled enough to need washing. In
washing cashmere or wool goods, nut y
little borax in the water This will
cleanse them much more easily and bet
ter, without injury to the colors. Do
not rub them ON q board, but use the
hands, and throw on q line without
wringing. Press them on the wrong
side, and they witt look almost like
neW.-Good housekeeping.
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A Cure for BOres.

Of the Hungarian statesman Fran
els Deak it is related that he used to
rid himself of troublesome visitors by
telling them the following story:
"Once, When in Paris, Napoleon I.
paid visit to a hospital for old SOL
diers. Here he perceived among the
rest a man who had lost one of his
arms, and he entered into conversation
with him.
where did you lose your arm?'
asked the Emperor.
"'At Waterloo, your Majesty
"'Then, no doubt, you curse the En-
peror and your country every time you
look at your mutilated limb?'
No, indeed protested the veteran,
'for the Emperor and my native land I
would readily sacrifice my other arm,
if needs be-
"'I can hardly believe that the EN-
peror quietly remarked, and passed on.
"But the soldier, anxious to prove
that he was in earnest, Immediately
drew saber from it's sheath and Topped
off his other arm.''
Here Deak would pause and fix a
penetrating look on his visitor.
"Well, what have you to say of such
d man and such an action?"
"A sublime act of self-sacrifice. A
truly noble character?" This was the
style of reply invariably given.
"But tine story has one faw," he
would gravely add.
"What is that, pray?"
It is simply impracticable. How
could one-armed man contrive to cut
off his only remaining arm?'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
Good Trees to Start With,

One OF the drawbacks to fruit grow
ing is the fact that farmers econOmiZe
at the beginning. They buy from tree
peddIers and do not find out that their
trees ssre Of worthless varieties until!
they begin to bear, but as several years.
will then have been lost the mischief
cannot be repaired, and work must
be done over again. Do not buy trees
from AMY but known and reliable ntlr-
serymen, and do not refuse choice trees
because the prices are apparently high.
Be sure of good trees first and then be-
gin the economy afterward
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
Powers Of the French Presidcna-

The President Of the French Repub-
lie has no veto power, certainly not in
the same form as that exercised by the
President of the United States. But
he has powers not possessed by our
President. He can adjourn the Cham
Der of Deputies at any time, although
not more than twice in the same ses-
sion, for any period not exceeding a
month; he can close a regular session
at any time after it has lasted five
months and, with the consent Of the
Senate, he can dissolve the Chamber Of
Deputies at his discretion, but in that
case he is compelled to order new
election to be held within two months
after dissolution Brooklyn Eagle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28

mences to ripen early, and bears very
late covering the entire season of
Palmer and Gregg. and yielding about
as much as both together. The Gault
seems to be an exception to the So
called eycr-bearing varieties, which
are generally worthless. i'll that it is
vigorous and exceedingly productive.
The main crop begins to ripen with the
Gregg. The berries are large ana firm,
and the plant bears through very
long season
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-28
Effects of CreainericS.

The establishment of creameries has
done much to enlighten the farmers.
They have been compelled to give some
consideration to the breeds of cattle,
to use better implements in the dairy,
and to produce better butter in order
to compete for the highest prices.
Those who patronize fae creameries
have lessened their LABOR, and com
bined several other pursuits with the
keeping of good COWS. On farms where
formerly only milk and butter were
sold there is now a diversity Of crops,
and varied products are shipped to
market