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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

.susu,uuen. TOM Nnos afbuoet Der er en- rooerns bGarnst gaFne .tr nWt
nansuDe good iom "New Home SpmaRueI mo 9hssnele az aue oennes sns rg
uneuffeus Of ale bns oaarlae gpnIabr. Ser r til WaItnenS soe e9enfabr fNa
manse ue SUrbeoruger, iom nsopenbtus ma sire ben til en- RaFtne at fsre Sas.
gn al be tsFe Foroas % pm s taget sr "New Home gaftneu, er ben oa
at.r ct Positive Feed, it Der life bebspes nossn Grr eGr Sptns for at faa aRatun
til at orbebe. en- uuosnb dds dprbsOrul Tom mart oil bHoe paaFisnnst Of GnbOr
fom beuptter spmafnen, e afeed, Der err aakbs 10 frmret at ben fan baoss c9 irnhs
po Siaip at en- inpe Suuetutra uben at TONNE Bersreie mo the feed dog. Zen
gamle gPaaos at rgukrs bsnus SlngS aRufrne paL peo SiGlp al Struer, iom fnthon
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar aHo msbfsrt 8anftHabeoer, th oeTom bet Tie Hp
foreaaet mo Rsiaatabe0, utoe the feed dog enhu ramme 6r' eur Sasfben Of gaar
pluOen eur pGaa puoe the feed bGs uIapn
Ser r trust msTn Gmbu pO aOuFruttcnen uf" SnspsHnen", oa tnn Ratetae Of
teoHe Saaas r bhteu anpeuot 8outrutionn err fnpeL % StpHerne e fa % on.
bpsssGst thpaskOs % uf bsphs apuNnst; gVaftnen urbabsr Srfor let % neten Ipoet
Naakbarrsn r ranb, mO GssuOtOr.ges. adjustable bearng) panst nso GMt
boutet gber mere euo ambeia Stbbarbeo, % buoroeo RaaIebarreu bioer ttdno Til
lrn9ere 9o at artdbs uben Ole ubeu at lbes. Naar Stptuen 8mr fobt Raahn %
eisnusm QDer r Sperraaoen Ip, buutet 0WS at ben aiorg fan bretts. Wafmm
rGbn fg ip baaoe sn % ueore Iraao, % arbioer automatic uen SenIpn til "a
ener iuwt Qrbeo.
'Susueunen" bru9er oobbet Traao ca Iarer lock stitch. Den swe Sraao fses Hn
fra SpoIn uben at trGoes sruusm ct eMr Here Snaer for ben naar Naaesst St1msn
hRor fig ieu; ben Tan traus tgRsts % RE at urna. Iaakn e selfseting, % ian
auaa lille i9es fnagtg
go hpnt snna trens baas graaes tan iammsn q IuMss 1 gRietsn al Isle. %
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Rens Slooet.
Vigt. rent Blob piI brinse bin Stpr'
fe % bin Guerni iiibage.
Ten enefts Maass. paa bpiifei bette Ter, Ct at
hlfrsre Bioest.

Ge Tan Tile iaa ysns ino {, BlOost nNsn
gIsnnem Ntapen.
Ca ltse iaa iiftsrt er bet, at be life ion
laa Vifien uo al Blpoet noen g~Ienisnl y"
psreH % gtprerne.
Haar eIsie Grsansr er itGrfe, rsnler &c
S.ooti tulotGuoigt
1erloni be u iuase, oi itprt Dem.
aaD iiie NepIun for at lttn,uiers euet
'opltlamune@ BEN. sc er lpa8. S'p''
Dem oerlor, iprsno Sc anitreuger benz,
2er er Ct Sultem al iuoueHotge Vtrpsr,
loni cpererer 2erereu oa Rprcrne. Siie ee
gterper, ueo hpls Sl9lp ot lD!er % oep@9et
o., boilte VI jRDpaniiauIs BOT ortrsr.
Re tlibprer ct iGrittt Splten - oef lanl'
me SpItcnl, iom irembriu9er S~lerteta Slas
- Oct ipmpotbetiite ReIueiUiien.
Sepereu og Rprerne er alprie Ipage, 1877
emo olsie Nerper iuRIts
Or. Sbpop bar ltIRaftt bisie inooenot9f
Nerper en- bel 2epetios Stuoium. pan Ddr
iuloltGnoigglorr bet eneite g{iooel, ysenae'
ltsheoen ~tIenOer til, iom fan beIbreoe Dem.
2r. Stoops Gieuppretter (RestoratlVe)
iaar irem III olsie lunpatbetilse werner.
litnulerer benz life, men gtoer Dem
yipsfralt. Zen pttter life burii9 men 81
per en- oaris SeIbrsoelie.
Raar oisie 9tsrpsr err itRrfe, arbeioer se'
te en- og AprerHe paa rette ytaaoe. ger
pto eliber Bloeet rent, o9 Der gipe5 in9en
allotn Dlaaoe, paa buIlten bet ian fren'mes
eler bolnes I oenne 3~tlltano.
Or. Shops Sog iortGaer mere aHaaa'
enoe oisie gieruer. Gen iortGasr, bpao en-
sepetios Grfarina bar l9rt bau lileo gem
i'm til Slooets HenieIis. Den er frL Strlo
eIter ben.
Or. Shops @ieuopretter (Restoratlye)
toiter $l.00 pr. SLATE hos apotteteEne eaer
pr. Grpres beIalt / Gorliuo. ser EIalter
ftr $500. NOresier: Or. Sbopp, 652 2no
Street, Hacine, 8is.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
6n GDoerfops Nppetit.
Gnuitigt Hegn | ct 6las.

"Storm | ct 8lus 8anb" bar bore
2eiere piit bsrt omtale; men Regn | ct
@las er ianoipnligpis noset ganite
mt. st 5prIss meo at fremfalpe tunz
itigt Resn ct 8las er meooelt at prof.
Geo grrera / 9rusIel.
Man taser ct c%plinpriit 9lasfur pmz
trent 90 Gm. bit pg 10 Gm.S Diameter,
fDlber bet balpt meb itert (92 pGt.)
altobol, tiIb9tter bet meb en- Staal pg
opparmer bet / 8anobab. Spparmz
ningen mao pare temmelig lange, iaa
at altiammen faar en- forbeiet Sempez
ratur meb en- pis 2igepGet, men maa
life saa iau lanst at altobolen begpns
Der at toge.
Def belle taees ub at 8anbbaDet,
bporpeb mar maa unbgaa Rpitelie %
titles paa ct 9orb. Otter npgle mi
nuters 5prleb, naar Sfaalen er blepen
tilItrettelig aftjslet, Ter man, bporbun
be rigelig uopitleoe altobolcampe be-
spnber at furtatte Zig / oens RuboItab.
Smart banner Der Jig tpoelige Stper,
Ipm oplsier iis / fine R%egnbraaber, Der
/ Miaionpis falber lcoret og regimes
Iigt neo paa @9bItens SperHabe.
Maalte meb Sori3ontalmitroitop piier
9raabsrne Zig at babe en- Diameter at
O.O4-0.05 nm. 0etts interesfante
StusIpil fan bare n9iten en- balp Sime.
Sm man Itrdr i9egpnoelIen pmbptter
ben parme Sfual meo en- tplo, bliper
Ssmperuturforfiellen meeet betpoeliz
sere, 90 man iagttager en- Sorbeielie at
59nomenet: Spirpelpinbe os formeliss
8eenbpssr optr9ber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
3. DEC01AA. IOWA.

SEQ iiser Eat icr SnmaItineu -Suspeu.
uen." 2en er en- COB Wailiue. ION lea er
pelfornslet nro. 30 Gents i Traat. Slai
:. YrGiflcffen, Slot Sinner Nails, gBrs
Spmaitinen ISuSpcnusr," ium Iea moptuo
! MaI Maaueo. er Oper al 6rrpentuino ps
fuIot ina aoo. ON lille beore eno re AS sls5I
50 Dollars Malttner, ION ggenterus relic,
rluot os l9lser. 6ragten par 80 Gents.
Sen Senfon, 2lme @rppc, Rebrulfa.
SEQ ItiIoer 'Suspennen" al pare ale Seu.
'eenoer, hpao Den er uolooet at oGre. Ten
arbetoer llgelaa aoot icm en- Naltlne INF DEN
oobbelte %rIs. Dtin Some iiaer. al ben inr
goot % er let at baanoters. ( fSroot %tpitsSSss
ben sl.S5, Ears EDMONTON, aaStaS
Yelnrl H"'
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
ct prastist sDsGtme for samer.

7st sr fIbriteret al bvtot Weta,. o. inOebalocr ct
Sred. Ell Eluib 3taalepuoe, 4 SpolbUloere. 2Stn1ers
6 llotcere en- aro3 tor Gar, SNAPPER ei5. GnoDis
ore: 21ppler bt0fte 2Ials Srs 2tlfe. bprr RAJ 10
glCo 2 Spoler 8rooerie Stfe, / 6t19erbgIe i Nlus
mtuiuuI, en- Gar, q heoite Sort 5uuldle, % / Nldaz
leb lauo. 3ettt imufie "Gufft" bilper init tiIirR.I
for SOC. 1tl . anolcnbe % A3eater pr. Grpres Gus
FIN al Dem Tor $40. eatalpi PAD 3? St,er int
gerssie: Ladies' Art CO., 2O3 Pine st, Box 40,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

Ses mootps SpmaIfinen .Susuenueu'
"et SiuIt GOD Staao, ca bperteu mir Hone
euer le8 laooe oentet, at Maliinen tIa9e
p9re laa 9oo, .toni ben er. Ten er let al
paa o9 let at forltaa. Zen gisr liaeiaa 9oo'
aroeioe 'oni en- wfaltine til 50 Dollars. SEQ
saooe en- 6O'9ollars Maiftne / Suiet tgI
le9 Pt "olsoeHrten,1 men oenne iiolte er liel
perre 90 Yer uo til at p9re itartsre. Zen
a%toeloer 9oot, o. reg er / ole 7sle t~ilfrtos
n'e9 pen. 5raai $3.50. &. Gpers, Cen
tral Gttn. 9. 3at.
CT peltll'reos meo "Suspennen' l en-,
9per 9enleenos % tau trpst anbefale ben u
enpper, ION trrn9er en- Spmaliiue. JrdS'
zen tpaeee 90 9ents. Sobn Gnperioh
enu CLAIRE, WiseonIin.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

'Susuenneu' fer sOt nj. os r elegant tauust moS snpu i'll ErGarbsost fon I'll
gRaftnoesns GRaTHeuS 5oofpHe er net let baauoHrlDt % tSefbbeIe al enboer hsmh
5prOeouns pa bette Gmraaos Oct auosuoe Ira &c Of beofs SefaHenbee % rmm
fOrarbehN. 9aieinssu s uoimptniusn er Of fsfe Stang Sptnsblnht % as l"
Seet gRatneu r mutt ppsret % utid'pitteros bporpeo oet aar ct net % mag
uohenoe 3ramatrtalt er euhn Black Walnut eer antique Oak, eter Smh
meoF French Walnut Panels % rb fripnet meb Nickel Trimmings gproene CT laotUe
Of pctsrrt Era, iamnsnit al 7 forfeIge Gag bpupeo man bar opnaaet tpre Sffrf
% torbuort at sraet Tan En fig ~tannus 5oohpts r fOriprst meo plated cas"rs
SGroeoe Staahappe boloer 3ripbdet og the readle plate, boltt 8r at WafhHn
mr9t etsre eo curs er 3tfGbet Den bar b aarfenefs % Sers
Attachments for almmbeHs % fin fancy spm gn uofsHs Sutru'tonsbOa h9a
bet nmfe eaer eugeUNe SprpG mebfsgr ber aRaRfue
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

"Yior." lagoe ben lille 9ise, ioet bun tes lnb mellem
Slaeene paa en- aopifaareu Bps, fig mig ~buorlebes be bog
bar funnet iaa gpsiiaperne Der inbimsaent."
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
2tD &og.

5remffriotets aampe euer Sno9ansen til
1oet tniinoaarise 8ise," iaaes ueo at Ienoe
so Gents til albert Sacpbiou. ansus, 9plt
Co., Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Grit
Tor Sfalasoe Nopcoer.

paa en- girb' Meae ul Euutpe ueo at bruse Decorah
Pump and Windmill Spring. Eilfreosftt!elit
qarantsrss 5000 / Bru9. Spis Sanolenoe pa
Steoet Tile bar Dem. ea Itrlp III ps i0r iuloltruota
Eplpsntnger; pp9ir grsnoens Epboe og Welens
StgrreIie. 5eurs Sprius ieroes mob SuruobetaItn5
al griien. DEBORAH WINDMILL CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
DioenifabeIiee Smaa'
tine.
JnoHpoelien al iprtGtiet 2nit pea
Gtlbreotu

er npltg blepen unberisst al 6. W.
Woir. 6on giorbs fine Sagttag.lier
peo gpeningen al en- sunnsl unoer
5uoionf ioben, bpor Der arbeioeoes n
Der temmslis bit aufttrpf. 5 Be-
s~pnbelien bar 9sosIigbeoen bldnot
Irbeioerne ~betpbtlig, tp~oelispis ipm
5elge at, at Sbergunssn fra bet unber
Soroen beritenos bpiers 2ufttrpt til bet
normaIe oeb SprbopsrHabsn itebe for
burtigt. Moir traf MI en- 5orans
italtnine, fom piite fig msget pelianels
iesris. Deb Sunnelens Snbgang bpss
seoes Ell lufttrt Wetaltammer, bpis
Snore efter 8sbds tunbs i9ttes unber
bit Srpf.
Rdar en- Qrbsiber, iom fprlob ars
bsloet, M blep fpg eIIsr fdlbt | 4fmagt,
fsrtes ban inb / 9dmmeret, / bpiltst
2ufttrpttet Ida b9psbss til Salppars
ten eaer to Sreoieoele at Sperifubbet
| 5unnelen. 2tpspirtIombeben hos
potienten penbts oa Regelsn itrar tils
base, og be forurolissnbs Spmptomer
~fpripanbt. 8erpaa forminbftebes
Srpttet libt eftsr libt / 2sbet at 30
80 Minuter til bet normale. gfter
osnne gehunblirg piite 4rbeiSeren ia
altio fuloftenbig reititueret. Sra nh
at aniees Saren peo Irbeibe | fortettet
Cuff iom f%iernet, ba bet er bleben paaz
pitt, at ben Blot er en- 5elge at ben for
Rurtige Spersans fra en- 2ufttrptstils
Itanb til en- dnoen.
Sotpgraieriug at E%tbbolger
sr en- al be pioenItabelise OpsrraTtelier,
iom inbeoarsnbe Qar bar brugt. llns
Der forisg meo at fotosrafere en- uos
itubt Gep9rfusle paa bens Iur glsns
mem 2uftsn, bite Der fig paa plaben en-
msrt Streg at iammenpresiet 2uft
forun 8uglen os bag ben 2uftbslgsr.
iom Ilog iammen pg fplote bet tomme
Bum. Men paa famine Glib faces ogz
iad en- ~eienbommelig pilefptosformet
Sslge, fom bar piit Jig at bore iua at
iige 9ilebet al ben bpislenbe 2pb, &ugs
len frembrinssr - bet bill iise at be OPP
itaaebe apbbelesr.
Pua lignenbe Maabe sr bet lpttebes
at fotosrafere 2gbbslserne fra en- anz
ilaaet pianoitrens eller fra en- meb
guen bersrt 9iolinitrens. Deb ben
ferite opo faces en- Ratts 8slger mel>
lem bpis Soppe Der laa ct Meaemrum
at ca. Al Sob. Mau tunbs ie, at 2ufts
purtitlsrne sjorbe en- Spinsnins frem
og tilbage unber ben fsrite iammsns
presses 2ufteu, nnber ben anben fors
tpnbes ben. Meb 9iolintpnen fulqte
Sammenpresningen ps 5ortpnbinssn
meget burtieere pad %binanben.
Gn Gooerfops appetit.
Den bersmte engelife Raturforftsr,
Sir Sobn 2ubbpd, lpm ii9r bar siprt
fig betienbt beb fine interesIante Irbei>
Der ON Snietterne, meobeler fslsenbe
ON Gbbertoppens peloise Qppstit:
Sor at iptie liseiua meget, iom en-
Gboertpp ajer | Sorbolb til i'm 8ast,
MATTE en- poren Manb fortare to belle
Dyer, trstten 5aar, ii Spin pg A 3pnz
Der Silb. Ss alt bette | 2sbet at "a
Simer!!
GuuItjnt Sem / et GIaS.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27

wv tSN ~f'S NN's ~N1bN
Stinsene sIsres oerpeo fuloenot.
fat % fuloItauois ems paa besss
Siber al 9piet. Wafiuen sr fpr'
tpnet meO ct lpIt SauuobluI Spur'
uso man peb SIRlp al en- 3phrme.
Itrus Tan itaubie MaItinsrlet, meoeus
Spolsn fploes. Den bar en- hsi
grr, Tom Sesninssu piier, bpiItet
siuer COB 9laos peo Ssiets Saano.
terius. uoen at siue ben ct tlumiet
uoieenoe. Gen bar oernGit en-
AUTOMATIC SpoIe. 8inoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa filter % paa'
lioeli9 / fin 8irisn, at en- oaarlis
uunoet Spole oil pRrs en- umu.
llobeh.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

Cut cucumbers from the vines Do not
pull them.
Another big corn crop is now in pros
pect.
Taking the country as a whole. the
fruit crop of 1896 may be put down as
full one. There have been some short
ages in the southern states and also in
territories west Of the Rocky mountains.
An appeal has been issued by the de
partment of agriculture for the observ-
ance Of bird day in the public
schools throughout the country. that
children may be instructed in the value
of birds and the means of protecting
them.
A new milking machine, invented by
De Laval, is introduced under the name
"Lactator. "
Wherever rot or blight has prevailed
in potatoes no time should be lost after
the potatoes are dug in burning the tops
The cost of refrigerating perishable
fruit in transit is one of the burdens
which cuts seriously into profits of
growers and shippers.
A quart of good cream should make
y pounds C butter.
Mix lampplack with strong vinegar
to mark the sheep on the wool.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Potato B1ights.

A bulletin from the Vermont station
treats of blights and fungicides. Bor-
deaux mixture of standard weight prov
ed to be the best remedy tried for both
early and late blight, the plots sprayed
with this yielding double the quantity
of those unsprayed. The early blight is
aggravated if not caused by drought and
injuries of flea beetles and other insects.
1t attacks the tops only. Late blight is
rather mildew, attacking the tops first
and later causing the potatoes to rot and
give off avery offensive odor. This fun
gus disease lives over winter in stored
potatoes, and it would seem that if
perfectly sound seed from a crop that
had not been attacked by this disease
were planted the resulting crop would
be free from the disease, and expert
ments ut this station indicate, though
they do not prove, that this is true.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

The earlier the ground is prepared for
seeding, especially if the wheat follows
spring grain, the better condition the
seed bed can be put in. The stubble of
grain when plowed under keeps the soil
above it much too dry. The roller should
be put ON as soon as possible after tie
furrow is turned, and this should be fol-
lowed by the harrow, loOsening the sur
face, but yet compacting the soil below.
If this is done promptly, the moisture
turned up by the furrow will be pre-
vented from evaporating, and every
shower will make the soil moister. As
American Cultivator explains, it is by
using very light showers, that, falling
on unplowed ground, would not wet
down half an inch, that the seed bed for
wheat is made what it should be-
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
The Tussock Moth.

DR. Smith of the New Jersey station
claims that it is an easy matter to keep
free from the toseock moth. Clear all
trees of eggs early in the winter, burn
ing the masses not on the tree but in a
furnace. Every egg mass contains the
possibility of 600 worms. There are two
or three broods year in this latitude,
the eggs laid in September Matching the
following spring,
The caterpillars are easily destroyed
by spraying, aud n heavy pouring rain
will dislodge and drown great numbers.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Blight and Rot of Grapes.

Blight and rot of grapes and peach
es have become quite general, owing to
the hot, damp weather. 1t will be sur
prising if the potato crop is not serious
ly blighted also The New England
Homestead reports that ''the peach crop
In the Maryland aAd Delaware PENN
sula has been practically ruined, and
the eastern buyers are securing the peach
orchards of western Maryland, Ohio
and Michigan i'll hopes Of making con.
tracts before fruit growers in those Sec
tions realize the situation. 1t is too ear
ly yet to ascertain the precise extent Of
damage to the grape crop, but it is
likely to be large. -
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Corn Harvesting Machinery.

Several manufacturers of farm nipple
ments have made cheap corn harvesters
for doing the work by horsepower.
These are simply made in the. form of a
sled, with large, sharp blades of steel
on each side extending beyond the sled.
The sled is driven between the rows of
corn, tvith man to drive and regulate
the cutter, while another gathers the
stalks as they are cut and dropped into
his arm. In this way two men and a
horse can cut several acres in day.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Maple sirup From Corn Cobs.

Clean cobs are boiled i'll water until
soft Then the juice is strained off and
dark brown sugar added. This is boiled,
and it comes out fine quality of maple
strip, according to an Illinois exchange.
1t is also discovered i'll Iowa that n
sirup can be produced from watermel
ons Last season II melon grower in that
state thus utilized thousands of surplus
melons which III other seasons he has
allowed to rot ON the vines. The melon
sirup has an exquisite flavor, has good
body and "a beautiful color.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Connecticut's Nicknames,

Connecticut enjoys the proud distinc-
ton OF having three sobriquets. 1t has
been called the Land of Steady Hab-
its, F" from the sobriety and gravity of
its people; the Freestone State" from
tho enormous quarries of that descrip-
ton of stone. and the Nutmeg State, "
from the traction prevalent in sur
rounding communities over 100 years
ago that the chief industry of its inhab-
itants was the manufacture of nutiuegs
of wood, to be passed off as genuine on
unsuspecting purchasers.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

A lady cores pondent has this to say:
Il want to give piece of my mind to a
ain class of who object to advertising, whe n
it costs them anything-this won't cost the m
a cent.
| suffered living death for nearly two years
with headaches, backaches, in pain standing
or walking, was being literally dragged out OF
existence. my misery increased by drugging
At last, in dispair, / committd the sin OF try
ing an advertised medicine, DR. Pierce s
Favorite prescription, and il estored me to the
blessedness of sound health. | honor the
physician who when he knows he can cure, has
the moral courage to advertise the fact"
The medicine mentioned cures all the
delicate diseases peculiar to females, as Fe
male Weakness. ;" periodical pains, Irregular
ties nervous prostration, spasms, chorea or st
Vitus's Dance, seeplessness, threatened in
sanity.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

The best is the cheapest-land, fertil
izer. seed. hired help. tools, live stock
He who farms upon cheapness build upon
sand. There is, however. wide difference
between paying a big price for poor ar
ticle, compared with getting the best in
the market at the bottom figure True
economy Is to get the moneys worth,
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
From Boston, Portland. lewiston, Augu sta,
Watervilie skowbegan and Bangor.

sF+Flag stations; at which trains will stoI
on signal or notice to Conductor.
MIXED between Bingham and No. Ansoh
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
at Norridgewock, for Mercer, (and Electric
Cars to and from Skowhegan) AT Arson. for
Sawyers Mills, (Starks)
No. Arson, for North and West New Portland
Dead River, Flagstaff and Eustis. At Bingham
for Forks, Moose River, Mayheld, Kingsoury
and Abbott.
W. M AVER SUPT.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

To make poor land equal to good land,
several times its cost price must be ex-
pended for manure. When tempted to
buy cheap land, mentally add to its price
the cost of bringing it up to standard, and
if rough, the extra cost of cultivation.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

The elm tree beetle is working great
injury to the shade tres in some parts Of
New England. lit the young Of the beetle
which are found this month.about the base
of the tree are collected and burned there
WI be but little trouble from the pest next
year. For this years crop, use the spray
pump.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

Upon the hitting of the collar depends
much OF the work done by the horse.
While collar may rot cause sores, yet it
may be very uncomfortable. The collar,
ana also the harness, should be made to
mt the horse perfectly. aud whenever the
days work is done the animal should be
thoroughly examined in order to discover
any il-effecis from the use of the collar.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Why is it,
TIRED MOTHERS find help

TIRED MOTHERS find help
in Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives
them pure blood, a good appetite and
new and needed ENCTH.
Friend spent Sunday in New York Ell?
Which hotel did you stop at?' The Colonel:
The hotels we stopped at, are too numerous
TO mention."-Puck.
PILES! PILES! PILES
Dr. Wlaus /. bian Pile Ointment will cure Blind
81, ediug, Ccerated and Itching Piles II absoibs the
tumnr3 ailays the Itching nj onoe acts pOultice
tuet Ia rppaTeC Gully Tor Piles aud Itching of the pr
vate parts aud nothing else Each box Is guarsuteed.
Sou by drugg .sts, seut by mail SIC O. 90 per box.
WILLIAMS MFG Co, Props, Cleveland o.,
Gee. +. SAINT son, SIX "hegan Agent.
His Devotions: why do you think Mr..
Mortimer is in love with you, Mac e?" HE
sits for hours and lets mamma talk to him
about her ailments. Chicago Record.
For Over Fifty Years
MRs. WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over Fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething. with
perfect success II soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie,
and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. IL will
relieve the poor little slferer Immediately
sold by Druggists in every part OF the world.
for Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind lY38
The Retort Trampean: Miss Chilledame-
"D MT you know that nature rebels against
] zir ess2 man can get nothing in this world
without leh" Wrestling Off-n: "Humph!
Can't he? He can git hungry, guess, Harp
er's BaZa
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

cure CODSllpdllOH DlllOubntsss
indigestion or dyspepsia, use DR.. Pisrces'
Pleasant Pellets.
Correct So Far; "Henry!" Eyes" II think
Mr.. Bryan is right in one thing" what is
that, sire" "He says he will not accept a
second term ."-Pittsberg Chronicle Telegrph.
Why il it,
IL catarrh is blood disease, as some claim, that
phyicans frequently advise change OF air and
climate to thIse suffering? Catarrh is a climatic
affection, and nothing but local remedy or a
change OF climate will cure it. Ely's Crea m
Balm is so efficient as to do away with the
necessity OF leaving home and frieI DIS, causing
insinant relief and is real cure Of catarrh.
1--WE must part now, darling; but, to make
the separation less abrupt, ] am going on
slow train. "-Fliegende Blaettr.
"Dah's only one ting wuss n de hot weatf :
err" said Uncle Eben, AN dat de man dat
won't talk bout nufin' else."-Washington
Star.
The doctor has forbidden me to drink any
NOR champagne" "Probaby until after you
have paid his bill. - Flegende Batter.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

To permantly cure constipation, biliousness,
indigestion or dyspepsia, use Dr. Pisrces
Pleasant Pellets.