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Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
WATER AND GOLD.
The Simple Process by Which Much Pre-
ciouS Metal is Annually Gaiued.

The Simple Process by Which Much Pre-
cious Metal is Annually Gaiued.
1t is no. generally known. even in
California, that millions Of dollars are
annually taken from rude heaps of base
looking quartz by the flowing OF water
over huge piles of broken rocks that con-
tain the precious metal. The process
of rObbing the earth of its gold has now
been reduced to such a fine point that the
gentle flow OF water over the ore CLEANS
it OF its golden treasures. and this works
well III cases where the old chloride and
other methods are not so useful
The water used by the miners in bring
ing gold from piles Of mineral-bearing
quartz is charged with Il simple chemi-
CAL which has the potency to dissolve
gold and hold it in solution. The sparkling
liquid, which flows over hundreds Of tons
of quartz tricllieS through tire mines and
seeks it's level laden with gold, is
charged with deadly poison. cyanidefo of
potassium. a drug which ferrets out the
minutest particles of the yellowish metal,
and dissolyes them and brings the pre-
cious burden to the watts for conversion
into refined gold again.
The cyanide process is as nojSeless ana
unerring as the laws of gravitation.
The method is based on the fact that
even a very weak solution Of cyanide OF
potassium dissolves gold and silver, form
ing, respectively. auro-o otassic- cyanid
and argento-potass cyanide. The solu-
ton is separated from the solid min
eral, and the gold and silver are pre-
cipitated in metallic form. During the
last five years the process has been intro
duced into almost every gold field In
California and elsewhere. and more than
$40. 100000 has been recovered by the
gentle flow Of waters charged with the
magical chemical
Precipitation is effected by the use of
fine pieces of zinc. SO arranged that
when the rich waters flow over them the
fine gold clusters in rich deposits over the
zinc. for which it has M affinity. The
gold deposits itself IN the form Of fine
dust on the plates of zinc.-Boston Jour
nal Of Commerce.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
EOrecasEer.

Some people are so influenced by the
electric currents of the atmosphere that
they can foretell the coming of thunc
derstorm with perfect accuracy, and 9th
ers there are with nerves so sensitive
that they are sure. of having neuralgia
from low and fretful state of the nerv-
Gus system. Now why can't the latter
be warned i'm time and know that an
ounce of prevention is worth a pound of
cure. To use ST. Jacobs Oil promptly
will ward off am attack, or if attacked,
for themselves what others do from
wea Their prophecies. heed the signals and
save the week and disaster
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
Poisoned by NlIssleroe.

aged 3 to 8 years, were poisoned BY
eating nnistIetoe berries which they
found in a mesquite tree on their faith
er's farm near Laredo, n. w. Tfse
father hurriedly got a wagon ard started
for Laredo for medical treatment, bat
on the road. not far from the city, two
of them died, The other two, which
were the eldest and youngess, survived.
Victoria Notwithstanding, who
started the fashion Of clipping with coach
men. is new i'll st. Joseph's convent IN
Rutland, Vt.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
FORECUBAN RECOGNITION.
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee Adopts a Substitute
Resolution.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 5.-The Sen
ate committee on foreign relations today
agreed upon a substitute for the resolu-
ton heretofore reported on the question
of recognition of Cuba and authorized
Senator Morgan to report it to the Sen
ate.
The substitute is in the shape of
concurrent resolution. AS reported it is
as follows:
Resolved, by the Senate, the House of
Representatives concurring, that in the opin-
ion of Congress a condition of public war
exists between the government of Spain and
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
Mun1c1naI Kerorm IN Dcnver.

Denver, Col, Feb. 4.-Gov. Mcintyre
has determined upon complete reorgan-
ization. of the Denver fire and police de
partments with a view to putting, stop
to gambling and kindred evils in the city;
President Frank Church of the fire and
police board resigned this morning III
compliance with request from the GOV
ernor. Police Magistrate Dewitt c..
Webber has been appointed to the va
cancy. Chief of Police Goulding has
resigned and many changes will be made
in the notice force. ~ ~ - 49,
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
nav on insurance Companies.

Chicago, Ill, Feb. by a vote of At
to Is the council passed the Greenacre
ordinance compelling fire insurance COM
NAMES NOT Incorporated under the laws
of the state to pay 2 per cent. on their
gross incomes each year to the city
treasurer. The amount of money de-
rived from this new source of income,
the law going into effect as to collections
July "A will be about 100000 year.
This viii be used to aid in the support
of the fire department and is One-ff
teenth of the amount now devoted by
the city to that department.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
One WAY TO Detect Corn Thieves.

A n0yel surit was tried at Rock Valley,
Ia, in justice cGart- Parties having:
CORN around their barns and in cribs,
have of late MISSED considerable. and
one who had been a STEADY loser plugged
the end of q few ears, in the presence.
of witnesses, with shoe peg marks for
Identification The next morning the,
cobs plugged IS above were found on.
the premises of tire suspected party and
he was arrested AND found guilty.
nea DOliS rTribum@
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10

the government proclaimed and for some
time maintained by force of arms by the
people of Cuba; and that the United States
trality between the contending powers and
accord to each all the rights of beligerents
in the ports and territory of the United
States.
effort to take up the Cuban question in
the Senate as soon as the urgent def
cheney bill and the resolution for the dis
tribution of the appropriation bills can
be disposed of.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
Earrhouake in South Dakota.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 4.-Specials
TO the Journal from Elk Point, Tyndell,
Hurley and other points in Southeastern
South Dakota report an earthquake there
this morning at about 6 o'clock. 1t was
severe enough to sway hanging articles
and to rattle doors and windows severe
", 1t passed toward the east.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
Her Test.

Mr.. Bleecker-My adorable one!"
will you be mine?
Miss Emerson-Do you pronounce
the &c" in ceramics hard or soft?
Mr.. Bleecker--Soft.
Miss Emerson-Then [ cannot wed
you. Our natures are incompatible.
We would be unhappy.-Judge.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
Changes in Grand Trunk.

Montreal, Que, Feb. fl. s: Stephen,
son. general Superintendent Of the Grand
Trunk road, has severed his connection
with that road. General Manager Hays
admits that other changes are contemplate
Cd II is renorted that a well-known
Cieve1and railway man, whose name is
not obtainabie, will succeed Mr.. Stephen
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
Not Learned in Chinook.

One Of Calgary's recent contingent to
the coast evidently knew but little about
the Chinook, judging by the story that
is being told on him. Wishing to get
some clans to take back with him, he
asked an old squaw, who had cobwebs
in her eyes sand q basket on her head,
what she wanted for a basketful and the
lar, hyas klosh." 10 this the gay Cal
garyite said: ''Yumping yimminyI Six
dollars and all my clothes? No, by GIN
gersnap! III give you $3.50, my watch
and oyercoat." 1t is unnecessary to.
state that the offer was accepted, as all
the dusky maiden asked for tie CLAIMS
WAS four bits.-Nancouver World.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
III ervOGlS

People wonder why their nerves are SO
weak; why they get tired easily; why
they de not sleep naturally; why they
have frequent headaches, indigestion and
Nervous Dyspepsia. The explanation
is simple. 1t is found in that impure
blood feeding the nerves on refuse instead
OF the elements of strength and yigor
Opiate and nerve compounds simply dead
en- and do not cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla
feeds the nerves pure, rich blood; gives
natural sleep, perfect digestion. is the true
remedy for all nervous troubles.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
WISCONSIN Pauen Is.

Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventors are reported for this week by
Erwin, Wheeler & Wheeler, So anCf 50
Loan and Trust building. Milwaukee.
Wis. These attorneys will furnish the
Inventors Handbook" free on request.
F. e. Davis. assgr., La Crosse, cultivator:
Chris. Frederickson, Cameron, scythe; f..
Fairbairn and w. Brah assgr.. Milwaukee,
fireplace front: Chris. Frederickson, Cam
eron. scythe; n. G. Swan, Oshkosh, shank
for vehicle steps 80
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10

An Idaho Springs, Col, correspondent
writes that in q distance reaching from
the Freeland mine to- the Lamartine
mine and conveniently near to these
properties number of important discOv-
cries of very rich quartz are reported.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10
ALI. AT SEA
But Finally Rescued from Danger.
Result Of Taking q Friends Advice.

There are thousands of women to-day
entirely at sea, so to speak, as far as
their ailments are concerned.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-10

can recommend it to all women A
number of my friends and neighbors
have taken it on my recommendation,
and have always found relief. " Mas.
JAMES CRANKsHAw, frankfort, Pa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17
Ter Of Siuonsfomiteen inbiamleoe

Den Of 5inunsfOmlteei1 'nola'ileOe
etotiftit bier, at 80 9anbe 't'o'ersr
til be 5oreusOe Stater garer lor o4o
y(iQioner Dollars, meoens Dor uo'efs
iel til benz fun suar op ! 26l Ut'u'o'
ner. 9e bar altiaa en- Sanoelsba'
lance saa 2s2 @iQiOuer intoO %.
3ette er for golf. Oct fcrtlarer, boor'
for hi l,ber unber ct baarbt GrDt o9
at Gioerne er iaa TRANCE, ltlsnt u
bpert 9lar er blepen pelii9net meo en-
ria Ssit. 9i er TONNE i en- "&'soorl'
mems Gorle9enbeo". Iarl'9 1fem'
brinser pi @ensbsr Of 9roSuttsr, lon'
ri life ielp bar Srus for, % lom o'
heller life fan iaa iplst til uolaroef.
Gn Saeciprpcitetsatt pil lette Dor
gnrSs: men bet er besparre Tibet ianos
iynlist, at bet nuparsnoe Se1at oil
saa inb paa en- iuaoan. 2emotraterne,
iom Ios libel Slaines Att, oil Tor
Clans etplo neppe ertienSe, at De be-
ait en- Qumbeb, ps 5jelomanOene ira
geIten pil iette iom Setlnselie 16.l
for at saa meb paa en- M Iecipro@
ritst X
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17
47
Dnnrr % Anrr-Grtrr.

9oor I8er'Grter tribes, bliuer De mere % mere ontTH
JONI ~rOatooer 'ommen nteb 6aure. Der er mango 2~1
SsNeN, door oct Ntorter paa Ores, bet itoor Tort % Y
'0n9e Sloer az Sontmeren regniattige StrD8. va"
8OO' al 9ape no9et anoet at taoe til. Sra 5notona 1~1
I "V'9 HoNenot en- Seretuing on "llofaloet al ct @aa .
,a "eo canada field peas % 6apre. Oct fOrite Var ''",
et'erne no broadcast, Il SuibcI pr. acre, po pIDjeoeS ~
s"s' 4 CONNER Saa ~uoiaaebes II @uibel 6aort O'0'D
P"o oet p'D'eoe Sano; berpaa eit man oper ueo 9aF0'
"eNe @ar oppIrieoes 9anOet til en- 9ubOe al omtrtnt : :
mer os oIeO baruet INT, % Ell 9lanbius al gleer.Grter o0 o1I
g Su'9el at Duert Stag, iaaeoes inc peo grill" I'll @Sv
az : onlller. De, Der er oniat peb oenne Stot'NS wv
menu Sla''on, er tilireOs meo "llOfolOet babe AZ '"'
2oen Gulino.
F'ohteS erter og Soure, bpr Saaninget ~toTe8" -
O0'oV" tan %oroeloeS men bet or goot at faretnge pI'''' m M
"""8et ~onoei'teoS Ell eller TO @ange til, nteo 10 2aB"
aeh'rAnl; man bar ba @renfober at tage til lGn8re NV
"'"" ian oegpnoe at ilaa al iaaoau Ell gl0er, cfie1o' w. ",
"UssnIaRoe l Seiret; bog Dor bet foretrGttes t0r't al 0's,.
mar ! open al Sopren ~beepnber at iuulmc, % gri2FH' =
9Gl0n'n9e'' meo SIomitrineen. 9en itorite 6Oo'rniHHs'
Vo'oeS oeo at Noo bet neo, naar oct er iaa mar m00'y'
m"''9L oo9 %iaaleSeS, at man oa ollereoe bar bTH0' ~
"8eF III al 'oore meo iom 8rpniooer. -,
Som loooant er bet ct iaroeles aibolbt SOBER " -,
"aFenoe' g%noptoere er bet bet tibliete grcntooeF,. W. NJ.
e'90'oes al famine Iars Plantnins, os bar man Ra' S
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17
49,


Som Spar til en- entelt Sperger ON, buoS ReStob SoI
benptteS til Ylantnin9, tan ri eiue ben 8eieonino, at, ON
6reaplll8 er lo9t an poo, oa fan Soiiir.@or plantes meo en-
lister, boor oenne EIantninos. Nietbobe onpenbes for Corn.
eler neo en- Drill, eler o9ioa meb en- G orn. Blonter. men bo
rnaa Der bru9eS en- rninore plate. Suoo Qfitonb.n msuem
Haoerne ongaor, ben uar paa SIDE 90 / 6arm.llbtlipuiuorn
onlot til 2 SOB, oa ian opIpeB, at Der eierne fan plantes meb
p JOB ntelenl Raoerne, men eubper to8m9sTa gorn.6 ulf.
pator er bog M inorettet iaoleOeS, at "2abbcrne" fan ipreoes
mere euer minbre.
SISte SpSr9sntaol bar narmet iremiat gn[ebuiro az
Santr'eorn, naar bet uGientIio bprtes for Streets stplo: her
Hal neoosles liht ON 4lannins for SO.
Oct er olminoeiet at iaa BET meo Grill. fra / III II
Snibel 6C pr. gcre, eiteriom 2anoet er b~etoffent ere geds
ptloe rimeli9uis pGre BET oienueminitli9e. Oct fan itoo. III
Jrset er nnobent; bet maa life iaaes iaa tptt, at oct pl tcrfe
op en- tor Sommer, heller life ioa tpubt, at BET pil pors for
brtt % bItue for sropt. Gr iua Street ntoSent, Ioocs Gornst
neO meo en- Mtomer, rates irar iaumen % torres ~sbot~
Saainart bet er torret, irttes bet Stat al bpi(fsn,orbsI,
Stgrrelie.
Ncglc planter Sofiir'G orn for So ueb at ioo ret broad
cast, 9oor BET ouer meset ombposeligt meo en- 6orp. ~ I'm
meo en- "Roler~; naar bet tI ilaaeS neb, bruoes en- gpnmsr
Inore Iiinrcr 90 binoer bet meo en- Gorm Surpsf.r 90 ,rttsr
bet "sbod" Iieeom Sueoe.
Der er manefoloi9e ~forfieuise 6remeouasmoobsr men
Safftr'eo orr, men be er enonu life prgueoe fulofanbiot 9miA.
lsrttO bar bog be Nefe pft ct beIpist Rsinltat.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17
sSOrebrag for ungbDmmel.
tgf o.

Gfterdt bette bar t~ilenbebragt os e.
3empel 'opfsrt, foretog Gorte3 fig at
ter ct Ompenoeliesforiss ~ligeoperfoI
be inbfsbte, ium nGr bar blepet ItiGb.
neIpdngert for BAN. Deb en- inbiuni'
a~tSuosfeit. bDorpeo Der itulbe fpregad
W'snnefeofringer, tnbfanbt ban fig
nerltg meb en- Del at fine 8adbenfGlz
lsr os itreo inb mob Sfrinserne. Jors
bttreoe beroper ppforbrebe preIterns
5oltst til at 9au lss paa be briitige
fremmeoe; og Der inotrdabte ct tmritiIt
Steblit, bporunber Gorte5 meb fine fad
Seoiagere fob omrtngst at SuInber
tanattite 8ilbe, fom ubitebte be melt
raienbe sruiler pg ipingebe fine @uas
ben mob Gornarmerne al beres Sels
lisoomme.
Mten Gorte3's Solbblobiebsb fors
lob BAN beler life / benne Stunb.
&olo pg beregnenbe. iom ban bar uns
Der be NET fortpilebe Stiqinger, Iua
ban psiaa / bette Sieblif, bpab ban
babbe at SIRE. Sbet ban ereb ben
fornemite al be tiliteoeperenbe ssprs
tier pg lsftebe 1T Sparb oper bans
9ooeb. og bans 8aabenbrsbre gioroe
bet famine meb flere at be andre fors
itemme Snbiunere, bplbt ban ben ras
Ienoe Sob i Ssmme; og 5priterne ielp
blep nsot til at bebe Solicit opboloe fig
fra 8olbiombso. Ss iaa optraaots
Wtorind, Der bapbe fufgt Gprte3 til
Semplet, iom bans StDtsbeleen. s
oeres eget Spros siorbe bun Snbiaz
nsrne besribeligt, at etbbert ssorIgg
mob Gortea og bans 8dabenbrsore
ptloe 9aa ub oper benz feIo, ba be bers
oeo ubiatte Jig for at mite ben 9eItpts
telie, iom Spanierne pilbe poe benz
mob Monte3uma, bpem be iiaafalo
baboe al Grunb til at frp9te. Snoiaz
nerne baboe nemli9 nplis i siQio til
Gorte3's mG9tige 9iitanb fansilet ben
meritanite Sellers Stattetrppere.
Deb Santen bsrpaa foritummeoe be
8tloe og beg meo betGntelige Miner
ttlbd9e fra ben paatentte 9olosoiers
ming mob Spantsrne. gortes benptz
tebe Jig siebIitteIig af benne Stemnina
pg befdlebe fine Menb at neoItDrte
Ifguosbileoerne, bpilfet bisIe itrar
9ioroe. De fore 9ubebiQeber at SrG
itprteoes neb fra fine 2lltere % neooor
ben Sei, boorpad Semplet bar bDgget;
og tiliioit br9nbte Spanierne benz pda
ct Saal / paaipn at ben forferoeoe
W(Gnsoe, iom fprgiaoes bentebe puu,
at bsres 8uoer ieIp fulbe sipre bet at
meb Spanierne.
Wten od Snbtanerne idd, at 8uberne
life tunbe biGlpe fig ielp, pperlob be
benz toIoIinbig til fig Sttabne og fanot
Jig t. at ct pr9gtigt giqeoe at Somfru
Wfarie tnbtog beres 9lobs paa alteret,
boorben Spanierne bra9te bet / ct bsis
ttoeli9t Optpg, iom fuIgtes at en-
Mtesie, Der uofertes meb al ben ia
tolite &irtes 9ratt og Geremoniel, -
bpab Der giorbe ct lepenbe Snotrpf paa
De pilbe Snbianere.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17

sSs-Seo Safe R]eierpationen o,Iblipe ABB
net for Settlement ben 15oe Gtai. 9anbct
pptn9es nnoer Someteaolopen % fuIter Inn
1925 pr. Gcre. at erle99es / 5 anrliae 9lf,
betaIinser. II. g. 2ano Office er / Gropf.
itprl, gftnn., bet eneite Steo, bpor 9anoet
fan cpta9es. Scandia-American Bank.
Grootlton @tinu., neooeler ole nqrmere
Splpsnin9er paa norit, % 9anoisaere, iom
anfommer til Grpotiton, ian bepurere fine
Eense | oenne 8anf, bpor De tan babe benz
~iittert fprpareoe, itotil be bebpper benz.
Hente betaIes for Snoifuo for en- bis Sip.
Strto til Standardization Bank,
Crookston. MINI.
Saafsrerne g. Strenerion oe ~. T.. Rntps uos
iGrol9er aue Gdnopaptrer GO p%uertdaer Gonteuirnpr
Der behanoles I bet lofale ganotontor iaap,l ION |
Sano 8epartenentet I gSai1inlton.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17

On Mcnnetetienoer bleb af engen on.
moost ON ct 2aan.
"Su fal faa Y~en8ene," iasoe ban, Dmen
fun paa ben getingelie, at bu life bliocr
preo paa mig, naar Ou life ian bctale benz
tilbase.3
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17

Ssorior lite nuo9ad saIpoeIcn al tcHiontne
pao IN GiuosN}Fqe o. 8urDc REQ at bruge DEBORAH
Pump and Windmill Spring. GtlfvCe5 fluclie
gGrauttreS 20,lOO l Brua. SUIs SaUbleHbe pda
Gte0ct life bar BEN. nl iiJty III Us Tor iulbitGuol
Epipsutustr: CpaiD 9rgHocnS GpDoe o. NigIens
StgrreIie. 2tHHc SprlHs fences mob EorubbftailHJ
al Vrtieu. DEBORAH WINDMILL CO..
DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17
Gtnematograicn.

timber bette Naun 9igr Ell M Sps
finoelie al en- 5rantmano tor SpIlst
2pnbon. @an iiober / ct 2beater p9
Ter paa SiIeber, ipm i~urpanoles til
rsrlise Gins eler lepenbe @ennelfer.
st pbiettipt glas paa omtrent 6 5pos
SBioe os 4 5Oos Sreooe er fGltet til
ct 2eppe foran Seenen. Oct er mprtt
i Gbeatret, % / Ssrtuingen Ter nlnn
fun ct 5~Otusrai {. Ct. al en- alminoes
Zig Sernbane Men pluo'ell9
i9ttes Waitinen i 8epaselie, % MI
iaar bet osbe Sin. On fer Ell Mtano,
ium iisualiierer, at ct Grain tommer,
6olf beuGser fig trent Us tllba8e paa
&anten al 9latiormen, Srairet pines |
oct iierne % bliper itprre % itprre, 10
mere bet nermer fig, enoelig tomnler
bet iarenoe ino paa StatlOnen, % ou
unorer big Oper, at ou life tDrer np9en
2arm. 2otomottoet i~tanier, SOgus
osrene aabnes, U9 Soft itrDmmer 10
Den i9opanIise 6orpirring % 6Oltes
itimmel paa Ylatiprmen maler ii9 for
oine Zine, % ou ler noget, iom on for
life bar tRnft paa, nemlI9 buor latter
Ii9t 6oIf oite bar fig 40. gu sammel
Serre meo en- tor SaauotuIiert, ipm
altio er ~ioeten, ipne8 life at ploe, bupr
ban Ital ben % u%nOerbanoler tiliioit
meo Ell tieoeIis Sur, ium rp8er pau en-
Gigarct. en- fin Sprabe iarer fra Sp.
repO9u til Sprepusu, inotil ban euoe.
fig timber Ell, iOm life er for iulp.
9isie % andre 3ins, iom baslis sr at
ie paa en- Standardization, bier fig
tpoelis / bet unberlise @las. Sm mn.
Zig enonu mere iorbauienoe bar 9illes
BET fra ct Saoeiteo peo ap'ter. .Sapets
Sgl9er rullebe ino paa Stranoeu, 6olf
boe2cr no % ioriuinoer i Sanoet; ou
plloe trc, at ou iaa ben itirre Girtes
li9beo, ON life oft por iaa itilt % tplt.
GInematO9ruien CT ct al Nutioens
SlounSere. Siotil bar hi betalt for at
Iaa Ie 9iennem ct Si9buI iuo ct 8as
ncrama. Nu bIiuer enIluQs shows
9anlte alleys. Giuematpsraien tlQas
Der big at iiooe roli9 % betpemt paa
bin SLABS / Gbeutret, % on be6Dper
blot at rette oine Zine paa bet ma9iite
Slas 9Gppet os iaa iaar on ie oct
oirfellse Sin, iOm rDrer fig 8eroen.
-
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-17
1as Gcer iaet ior &atarrb: saIper, tom inos.
hoIotr Npifirlu.

5aa Gocr ia8t ior &atarrb: 2aIper, tom inos.
boIoer Spitiplp,
Ia abiiisIo oiI Ganite it'ert gDciGggc GuateIanirn oo
toritgrre belle Snitcnet, naar bet iaar ,lnovaS alien
mem SltrlooerfaOet. Saaonune Cages buroe olbrta
bru8eS, peomtnOre be f]OrtitupeS al ct ansytleubt
HG5e; tbt Staoen, be %uOrstter, er 10 ganae ftsrre
enc oct nultsc @ooc, man tan Uynaa ira Dem. Halls
Satarrh Cure, tlUaiet po 4. Z. Ghcneu * 60,
Eolrop, GAlc, Inoeboloer lite bet riuaeite NutfipIn, o.
q 'or tnooo rteS Sru9. 3ct 0rter urCtte paa 80
yet ,o1 SDltentet5 SitmpUerilocr. gklar Usher
llaiis Satarrh Cure. per liter pa, at Z iaar ben
G3te. Zen urlge5 ~tuoUorteA, CT rdbrI'pr,t" ynlsSn
a.. a. j. J. Sbeutp & 60. Senimumer orltis.
ep S9lBs al Gru SETTER. gIts 75c ptr 1lafe,
(April.)
GAG FL NIT ORD o Def, men spar, AZ,
klOnnland eller Naho, som har brugt ovEarpe..
my vine OF Iar syrup de vii fnrtRiie dy dater
ush peoste hosteInedicin paa JOrien. Pris IA 90 a.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-08
Even SIX Is Adnlterateh.

Some improvements" in the treat
ment of silk are announced. Ordin,
arily silk is "weighted" by depositinl
tannate of tin on the FIBER the mate
rial receives bath OF tannic acid and
then another of perchloride of tin, O
repetition of tins being made until an
increase of the weight amounts tt
from fifteen to twenty per cent. b.
yond which it is not considered safe
to go in the case of silk Intended to be
dyed light shades or to be bleached.
Recently German inventor has
brought forward process in which
silica is the weighting agent. In car.
rying out this method three steps are
described. First, the silk, raw or in
any stage of manufacture, and either
before or after dyeing, is worked for
an hour in a bath of perchlorido o.
tin; then, after squeezing aud wash
ing, 1t is worked in a warm solution OF
water glass or soluble silicate of soda
for about an hour, followed by wash
ing, having also been previously passed
through q solution of phosphate of
soda. The operation may be repeated
again and again, with no harmful
effect on the fiber or on the subsequent
dyeing, and in five operations the silk
may be increased in weight some 100
to 100 per cent. The silk is now
soaped, and, ifalready dyed, is cleared
in an emulsion Of olive oil and acid. -
Detroit News-Tribune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-08
A MoTHER's SONG.

She's the sweetest OF the girls,
An I'm kissing Of her curls,
For they're fallin' like a shower DER my
bosom:
An I've never seen the skies
That we're bluer than her eyes,
Nor blossom that IS sweeter than my bios
soml
Rock away, rock away,
Where the sleepy people stay,
An the birds an all the fairies are a.
singin';
Rock away, rock away,
Till the breakin' o. the day,
Rock away while the dream-bells are a.
ringinr
She's the sweetest OF the girls,
An I'm kissin' Of her curls,
For they're lyin' like the moonlight on my
bosom;
But there ne'er was moon as bright
As my darlin's curls O. light,
Nor sweet rose that is sweeter than my
blossom!
Rock away. rock away,
Where the sleepy people stay.
Rock away where the poppy-blossoms are
swingin';
Rock away, rock away,
Till the breakin o. the day,
Rock away while the dream-b bells are a.
ringin'l
F. L. Stanton.