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Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
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9d 81 5ung Chang nplig foretog
in tore 8siie Omtrins europa, msp=
fsrte bans 9rppiantmsiter en- itsrre
5pripning 9Gg til 9~ieetoHgens pris
rate Srug. Oa be rsiite giennsm
Rem gprt. If en- ameritdnft Sot ct
Bar df oisle m9rtparoige gGg for
Grenot. Soften fort9usr berom fpls
aenbe: 45isIe m9rtelige ggg er Abe
leg fortrinIige. De Iigner ct Stptte
9impiten, ioet nsmlie bpert 9gg sr
omsipet at ct 2erz5plitsr, Der tiaus
Der 2gggsns al beoares friite / uenoes
li9e Sioer. Den 5remganesmaaoe,
Der annsnoes for at prGierpere gg9z
gene iaa!eoss, er pperorbentlig iimpeI
ca liesTrsm. 5srit blir gGgsene togte
hoaroe, oerpaa oDppst | paaot Ger, Der
ida itipnsr omtring benz. Saalsoes
p~r9ierperst fan be bolos iig | uenoslig
lang lib. De gGg, 81 Sung Chang
msofsrte. par bunorsoe Og tppe gur
samIe O. os at Seiiersns pripats 5ors
raao, hpprtiI fun dnpsnoss 2Gs al be
Fusiis Getting % Mpitpuza nosarter.
Rdar ma anbnsr st at bisie egg. pil
man IT, al Spiosn er tort og Slommsn
srsn. Raar 9ggssns hal Ter
Dsrts. tases esrtdasn al, &sset TO
ges paanp % isrOsrss tolot, pperitaas
ret, men mso Stalsn pua. 5robs De-
res fOrbauieHoe slosr imugsr oisis
sGg Iortrinliss."
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

bs~rjOrOiite iunbe 10 fOrber. 5un, a,
tunbs ban bare BIZ fri isj.n!
s5dn forisste at pripe fig fra I'm Oo,.
transsnbe silbeoerfte meb be brono.s.
alabsr os 9alen, os iaa -io II,
pioit. ban life mere, fsrenb ban on
Wors.n.n Daasnebe / COB gsbulo ban
FANNIE Steb. bpor ban bapbe loot E,
an ap9lben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

Sts mosios SgTaittnsn -SusDenH.us 'ry
an ussstlo ieeiL RiH Suitru Tiger. at bun
alerIa isr bar ipet paa en- iaa goo Maitins
icm SSusDenEtH.. Sta!ee OF haze tlsb. I en-
bos en- assat. sr lea filter sac, az ri baree
Tect.et tstait ruHet 30 7oldrs mere. Sea
arsstaler Zen III gahrsr. Der saiier ia en-
Ire slcfies Spnafhns. SeH er cleeltB
estr Gerrsntuina III ben Sra. AuereO
1borefou, RaEagt.sS z.iaa
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
SDiets Sirfnimgcr paa cict.

Der tilbaee par bIsusH flpttst c0er / ct
msrtt Gilbulositso ps itnpis bar mauts
tet Opholoe zig Der, os Oct life alsns
bet entelte Spr islp, men osiaa bets
aitOm neb isieunsm SiOerue - bpap
piloe ! iaa Sab blepet 5slssu? Ct
Organ, iom aloria bruses, aitassr i
stsrrelie os uiI ipm &sssl i aarsnes
2sb foriuinoe aloeles. Gerfor er bet
bgiit iunoipnlist, at inoeu life mango
@~eneratiuner Elet hos oisie inbsipar.
reoe SDr uilbe iurminoifes, bets Sol.
iombeo aftase, os at Sprene tiliioit
plloe blioe, buao man faiosr "iteHs
blinoe".
Wuuse ESTABLISHMENT, Tiger Sios.
ifriitet "Science for ALP, er af ben
Menins. at be blinbe 5life us Suiefter.
iOm bebor MammuiberOtterne / aens
.pdn bar bapt en- Siitorie iom ben
poe antpbebe, % at be %neoitammer fro
9runotpper, iom enbuu er | 8eiioo.lie
al pore - ON man iaa uil fable bet t.
"5ormiulobso".
at huao ri III bar iast islser. al
5rauarelien al 9ps er itatslis. Sllz
iteoeunrelien af famine oerimoo bel.
sisreube for ben lepenoe Wotur.
Seuer life er 9piets S~no1posfie paa
ben uorsaniite Ratur al minore Ses
tponins. 81 peo, at bet matsrislt suer
Snopirtnins paa ben sleftriife 2eos
n~inssepne hos @ruuoitoffet Soleu, Os
al ben Stuno en- Gsenifab iieloeu er
i'oleret, men / iisrre eaer mtuore
Grab ~inoebapes al en- bel Del andre
9esemer, iaa bar 2piet iiftsrt famine
Snopirtnins Osiaa paa andre StOffs.
Suis bet abiorbsres, bsr bet tunne
Of oannes til Sarme eler anpenoes til
at irembrinse femiite 6oranorinaer,
iaalebes I. CT. paa 5OtOsraiens joot,
iereoe 9labsr.
Oct banoer oftere, at gsssr, iom i
aarepis bar jiaaet ueo Sioen al bin.
auoen uleo fun &pssene nbiat for SOls
itraalerns, plier en- ~paataselis 5orItjsl
| 5aroe melsm Rgssene os goeriioen
al Yermerne, ibet btne er tienoelis
blesere END Oisie. 5uslsuoitOppersn,
Tom tlenber sOot. til oenne Snopirtnins
al apist, er oerior messt ~ombpsselis
meo at male fine 5usles 5iertlaonins
meo mere bulobare 5arper. Ss Den
Dmbpsselise Gntcmclos, iom mansen
Sang meo Sors bar maattet ie paa
spiets soelassenoe Snopirtnins pua
bans SOmmeriusles prastiuloe 5a,s
per. iCser M ueb Sialp al iarpet @las
at uritiae al Solitraalerns be 9ele,
iom eitsr bans Griartuser pirtspe melt
oeitrusrsnoe.
Senne bIssuenoe Snopirfnins tuns
msr netup bpao Eiets 3etbinne aus
saar tilipne paa en- Maaoe. iom sr
paro at Iasse Rarfe til. giterai
Sroiesior 5r. Soa bar piisntlissjort
ben S~poaselie, at Retbinoens pors
D. b. / bet. iom lisser lausit 6orte ira
GlaspGltsu, i .leuenoe 2ipe" life er
iaruelcit, men al en- purpurIisusnos
roe 5arps. % at 5aruen upphsrlis
~beitrusres uso bet 2ps, iUm trRnser
inb i Eist, er bette Spcrssmaal blsust
al a~lIsrbsielte 8istisbeo. % iur life
lause iiosu fouitaiereoe 2pttur @.
abune. Yrpiesior / 5piiulosi ueo Uni.
usriitetet ! Seioelbsrs, at bette 5arus.
itOL, iom paa bet pioenltabeiise Sprus
fables rhodopsin, fan bleses al cps
siter Geoen = en- pistis Spoaseiie,
~iOriaapiot ION nan MI paa en- lammst
3etbinoe ian iorstass mango Grpsri.
msnttr, iom tiblisers ipuies at pais
baabe uncopsnblae os umali9e.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

Seq bar moeiassi SumGitrnta .buspsz.
nsH' SOB Sinns. o. ui liter Den sosi. Gen
aaar lei, ar5siSer COB! og iparer spe, nj IN
gorn. Snssu oil ansre, en- Dc cHit,H,r sn
g! eerl 6Ias'5 IS Cents Gle I. soppe,
&nibfern Rina
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

Get par Sepis mot. - IN gr,.
Der laante en- Mlano Qense. "a Sct1liua;.
pustn Tom, nestsoe StDlonersn, at han bar
bam upsst fDlOis. Ter bar inSsu &ionr %
Inlet 9epis.
Zen btDrasne sirabsr lob Oa fin Stnlpus
antta0e for RbaOisn. Seune ipurg't alae,.
rem: s9ar Der in9tn 9ioHtr, oa BIT liant,
ham Qengsns@
"Gei, nj FOB alene BED ct Srr," ioaya&
Rreoitoreu,
4ftut mig bet Era" bso Rbn0itn. :,
GIrabtrsn brig aiiteo for al bcntc Srrti.
Otter en- eturos 6orisb iasoe ablotn til
ben Qisnbltpus Stplorer:
aNau biipsr lrnge bOrts!4
ga, Erect er TO timers Del bcriga.'
gltre 9tpis trGngtes life.
Otter Sp'crorius iial ies mebb.I. DEN,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

Ia les MI bar brust ben upe Srmoitius
'Saspsnnsns 6 giaaueoer. Tan iss btuioHe.
az ben er / are TeIe COB os t~IIiressrilsnoe
% liseiaa sno iom be Raifiner. Der i1laes
al xeentsras ior 60 Dollars. 90. Gnane,
eraSaenI Sls.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
2rs. 1unean & @ap,

SoneiagsL, iaz IIeTssE
srsIioH. SelaH., see. 9ot "a l0ee acc.
naTmoEp. AiHA-, lite, l2te ca lsos 1.e.
saHtoa, 4lIHa., l40s % l5ee. 5ec
spieT. g1HH., l6ot co i7st 3ec.
5apNe.e. gIlHH.. iS3s % Isos Zee.
Snie AiSEH., 2lne o. 22lt Esc.
SispartgAt, -liHH. S3es % 24ss.
2artsr Naiies rssH SUatG 81, Or.
btise aeTaEiersk 52.2oti,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
&il bliut fdroig til Sui.
Sdsning 90. 4.
Snob

en- Sefuuelie Our 9tuOw Stone Bari mo Ter SiaeOc.
ut Var GrinOrinssr ira Nphe arts LII
iii Gamer.
7treiitOa Iunss eIpens sntralisn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 17-@1
Hab % hans Ssnner 20 g
Nj 5on Srown.
st sHtist arpb. So 50
Geiureren ulrit So
III 6uDoe Nnuposiout. Meo ) 9Meber.
Sheroelsm bemfOmmen ira amtrifa A.
VI D. d Chergoarb.
Snlb8rapsrsn 52-j
6otRuing ira California.
Ss1HNeren 55-& |
vi 5Otannes GSabt gleo euepe SUeOsre
utaf SIS
ct ialnnf SQe6e ira MiObealoeren.
Nisierne pa sopen ON S%ulsfuGlOen. ................ 90
Siaeoe.
Senheb 6nrpcn o. 81
Nsnrt 3Nms SuruOOmstjem) meo SleOe.
Gilingoans q
spf az 9ptrt en- Soalsrns. So SO
eprlooer ira &rtgslipet. lOO-ll6
5nOboIp:-3uIn "a paa elugmarkn-g rOoerGo mebim
kie-Gn 6it u@n est 9iomos-Gn sresin.-9o Sete
ira aentutp ct 6ououaris - 6pOrIeSes aim table sirre.
ten Inst BARREL ira Anhetam- Sitter ct Barrel = Ben for
4reTOsnten- 3uauOern Os gosoroet. - Monael paa etraa.
tobot-3rIanotr: 6umsr-Gu Nesers uppbomIesbrut-
CD Setb" EN- Hint &pter-Gu Sonuabuuo taaes ieb-eu
StorptptsrOueL - 6la8et og @bHtepaaaen. On pets
lr1mt Sontrabano -Gooe aubeutuaer. -MnbI moh aso,
beo-Truly, "a bold Soldier Boy".-Sriom euber
aCraftertraf al sintoln u7-1N
Ia ban git pau stoIn-9rncon beao siampetrrftr-oin
coin en- StprteproOe-RrpsI par bet enene miooel-
SintOlns ritfafne aaroter-9tnolu % Standardization
smcon uar tolonnout-Gn muutr 8epIt-HooIr here
2rrt-6an bu1ebe ah.
Fer Saien. 1,G- 19
nj 5ouas SabL
cm ssueu % sspejasten -. :. ,ae-1Ss
l"""' t'"'''" - l36-l4 |
SnHt saor Stat-Snnt Os 9rnOtn.
pans Sitwers. 11-1B |
DeO to siAsSF vi "5OebIaOe" psO Sernt sic.
Anhane:
stSt smaaprat ON "SeOrab. FoHen"s Sorraniuo.
Neo 20 Siaeber 90 s eioer 2h
~SeeOra9. EoIten" Os "Seo srnen" ct sar oa oenue Bog
Tom Ereme Sl.25.
eosel er enonu life iarois, men ul blipe crpeoeret ii
nOl's, VI UH oil 'OnIlie SOonHenterue ibenOe isr Sui. ssno o.
lOH Sule9aoe en- mn abOnnent, peo sioeu al Seres eoet gbonue
ment % ot oil lenoe 2em TO al Oisie Suaer, bpOrai ben enc imnt
.nop"hoen 'Or seres Srpoeri De fan oa bruce senne til
Shlepresnt 1Or en- al 9eres Senner. gpe abouueuter, Der mel
Der ls M, faar SluOet til lite Sauuar lses'
Noresje:
b. ANUNDSEN,
O1""ef p DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

Otter Spiororius fial ies meob.I. DEN,
at pi er iuloipmr,eI tilfreos Tleo Spmdr.
men .Susoenuer. 5rasteu par 80 Gents
Sobn Y~eSerfon, Gaa Glare. &,sccuiE
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
Ho' FOR FrTcHBuhel
TO-DAY TAKE YOUR FAMILY AND
FRIENDS OUT ON THE FITCH
BURG, SAN LEANDRO AND
HAYWARDS

3ODA4 TAKE YOUR FAMILY AND
hRsESDs Rt5S OUT on THE FITCH FITCH
HAYWARDS LOCAL
See Southern Pacific Ttme-Card
THE FIRST IMPORTANT STOP EAST OF
FRUITVALE IS THE PLACE. FAST
EST SUBURBAN TRAIN ON
THE PACIFIC COAST
DIRECT BOATS AND TRAINS FROM FERRY,
FOOT OF MARKET STREET. TO
FITCHBURG STATION IN
FORTY-FIVE MIN NUTES
Alameda, Berkeley and Erutvae trains singed
by the FItchburg scorcher. Haywards electric
cars from Oakland every few minutes
If you are tired of life and want 70 get OH the
earth, stay where you People get we'll oe-
come cheerful contented and prosperous in Fitch
burg.
Fitchburg Is tne most promising suburb on the
direct line OF up-to-date public and private inn
business center by natural location. Its railway
lines now operating deep-water transportation for
tre1ght by Damon's line OF fast sailing vessels on
Oakland harbor. and the excellent county roads
leading to 1t, inconiestible proofs 1t is regu
larly laid out into blocks and lots bounded by wide
streets, graded and graveled, and ornamented with
avenue trees, cypress hedges and evergreen groves
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.
For home while cheap; for speculation a
rising market; for a turn be first for investment
now, and hold on. No city taxes to pay; street
improvements to make. Water supply from s
companies at your doors. Lots in this beautiful
town at cheaper rates and on easier payments than
can be bought in many or Inc one-sITesS tracts IN
an inaccessible bayfield,.
Lots 25 and 81 feet front by 100 to 200 feet deep
cent CASH deferred payments in easy installments;
lille perfect
w. F. MCCLURE, IL Montgomery St, s Z.
1HAD ). FITCH. Fitchburg.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
ArTOKNEYs-AT-LAW.


DV1CE FREE-DIVORCE Laws A SPECI-
n atty; private; no charge unless successful; all
law suits, claims, collections wills, deeds etc. at
tended to- G. ". HOWE, att 'y-at-iaw. $50 Market.
y w. KING, CHRONICLE BLDG: CONSUL
Aos tatiou free; probate all cases. fees low.
II lNGORE ~ MALCOLM, ATTORNEYS AT
Ia law room 43l Parrot building (Emporum)
A DVICE FREE; NO CAARGE UNLESS SOC
IA cessful. w. w. DAVIDSON, e27 Market sL
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS
BOKN.

MOLACZYK-In this city, November 20, 1898,
10 the wife OF L Molaczy K a daughter.
PATON-In Alameda, November l, 1895, TO the
wife OF John G. Patton, son.
TRIEBER-In this city, November 20. 1895, to
the wife of ]. w. Trieber, son.
UMLAND-In this city November 8, 1896 to
the wife of G. g. Umand. son.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
MARRIED.

BROWN-HALL-In this city, November2. ?. 1895,
by the Rev. w. ID. Williams, DR. Charles ii:
Brown of san francisco and Rose q. Hall OF
Hanford, Cal.
LUN NDELL-NELSON-In this city, Novem Der
Il, 1895. oy the Rev. William d. Williams Carl
CISCO
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.


A GAIN WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE
n fact that selling goodtoned second
hand pinaos for So "a and SIS per month; beauti-
full new uprghts for So, ST. So, SO and $40 per
above amounts: all purchasers of upright pianos
from US have the privilege of exchanging seme for
without sacrifice rife ' sHERMAS T CLAY ' q CaSs Co'
representatives of stenway & sona' pianos cor.
kearny and Sutter sts., San Francisco; also OAK
land, Cal; Portland, Or; Seattle, Wash.
A BsOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG EST
n house west of Chicago is KOHLER d
CHASE'S, 20, % and 80 O'Farrell ST.; pianos,
gans and all other musical Instruments of all
grades and prices: terms easy; prices lowest;
everything possible done 10 please and satisfy the
customer.
A CrUALLY The BEST BARGAINS IN Pr
n amos; list for this week; pianos on So
%. s6, Sc, 81. So, SO, $40 SO, $50 monthly pay.
free anywhere in the city and kept tuned by ex-
pert concert tuners. The +. w. SPENCER co.
salesrooms esS Market ST. opp Mason
NOTICE TO DRUM CoRPs-THIN SNARE
IN heads for sale at very low prices; factory sM.
cor. TwenJy-fourth and Rhode Island SITS. p.
sToLBEKG.
HAINES BROS, BUSH & GERTS AND
IL Knabe pianos at closing out prices. WILLIAM
G. HAMILTON, successor 10 A. L. BANCROFT
& CO., S24 Post 81.
pARGAINs-AN ELEGANT SQUARE, $49:
ID one chapel solid oak Estey organ, SAT SO; re-
member, we tun@ pianos for 80. J. HARRY
SCOTT, 526 Hayes st.
BEAUTIFUL OAK AND WALNUT PIANOS
ID lust received and for sale cheap z. MAU-
VAlS Music Comnanv, 769 Market st.
GOOD UPRIGHT, CHEAP; GREAT BAR
" gain. SCHMITZ, 16 McyKllster, next Hiber-
MIA Bank.
ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO; LATEST
u style; bargain. 1l5 Seventh st.
NHoICE STANDARD MAKE UPRIGHT;
" sacrificed Immediately. c. 3, box AZ, Call.
STEINWAY SACRIFICED: GRAND IN
- strument Room IL, Flood building.
IA ANTED FOR CASH, 5 SECONDHAND
w uprights BRUENN, 22S Post St
MAGNIFICENT STEINWAY UPRIGHT AND
vi schubert: little used sacrifice. 10l9Van Ness
NN g. BADGER. SOLE A, ENT FOR HALLET
w .& Davis and Francis Bacon pianos. 406 Sacto.
byron MAUzY, sos POST ST-SOHMER
IL ewby & Evans Briggs and other pianos.
SUPERIOR VIOLINs, ZITHEKS, OLD q NEW
- H MULLER. maker. repairer La ham place.
ELEGANT EMERSON, FIRST-CLASS CON
IL dtion at sacrifice. &. WI OK, 116 McAllister.
LNlNE UPRIGHT PIANO. S11O; SQUARE, $50.
i STATHAM NJ & CO., 106 cAllister st.
A DOLLAR A WEEK on RENT CONTRACT
~ buys new piann 1S6 Ellis ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
MOUNT OLIvET CEMETERY,

GAN MATEO COUNTY; NEAREST GENE.
~ terry 10 the city; non-sectarian; in sense az
elusive; location unexceiled Ofdce SS7 MexkD
streeL southeast corner OF Sixth
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23

EARM THAT PAYS IL PER CENT NET ON
i the investment: so acres highly Improved; 20
acres wine grapes; so acres orchard; all vines and
trees in fine, healthy condition and full bearing;
spring water; good house rooms and oath: small
house for men, large barn; personal property;
a forced sale; price $l2, 900 EDWIN K. ALSlP
d CO., 20, Sc cond floor Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

CHICKEN RANCH TO LET; 4 ACRES;
" nicely improved: inside city limits; $3.50 per
year. G. C. YOUNG, Petalums.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23

MINING MACHINERY.
STAMPMILL-BEST, CHEAPEST r, SIMPLEST,
- most durable stampmtll: running every after
noon from 10 g at Golden State Miners Foundry,
ISL Frst;no cams 10 break tappets get loose.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
M EAR DIAMON DS BY PA1RONIZING II
w SCHELLHAAS. furniture deal er. th OaKld
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CMALL HOMES; NEAR CARS; $1O PER
- THE MCCARTHY CO.. 646 Market ST.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-08-27

vicious financial system remember that
in the years to come their own chill
drcn and their childreu's children
may, through the operation Of this
same system, be made to pay tribute
to the descendants OF those who arc
wrongcd to-day. AS against the main.
terancc OF Il gold standard, either
permanently or until other nations
can be united for its otherthrOv', the
ChlcaGo platform presents u clear
and emphatic demand for the immcdi-
alc restoration OF the free and unlimit-
cd coinage OF silver and gold at tho
Wcscnt legal ratio Of Ii TO |, without
waiting lor the aid or consent OF any
"nr nation. We are not asking that .
new experiment he tried: wa are in
S's'lh% on II rcturu tu Il financial policy
approved ny the experience Of history
ana supported hy AL the prominent
statesmen OF our nation, from the dav
Ni Ihc iIr>J i'!r.:drut down 90 1919,
w men sc ash jNHl cur mirls he uDcn-
cu 10 uniimilCd coinage Of silver into
iu!l irSHl-ien0cr money. VIC arc simply \
ASKING That tho Same mint priviic LcH
nc ccordcu 10 silver that are now nr-
corded TO gold. When we nsll that
this coinage beat the rate OF lG to ,
we simply ask that our gold coins and
the standard @ilvur dollar, which, br
~ rcmcmbc bored, contains the same
amount OF pure silver a. tho first
silver dollar coined at our muts. re
Tain their present weight and hnoncss
| CpNtLII Dl.D NEXT WEEl<
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-08-27

An immense meteor is reported to
have fallen on August 9th noar Tucson,
Arizona. The noise was like that OF
many cannon fired simultaneously. Tho
air for miles around was filed with
sulphurOus gas and tho meteor came
down red and smoking. 1t covers
about two acres Of ground, appearing
to be mbcdded hundreds of feet in the
earth, and now for,as q great mountain
in the desert. a hcrdcr's hut and COR
ral were in the metcor's path. The
hcrder his wife and three children, all
McXicans, together with about 1,2OO
sheep, went down undor tho mighty
mass. Major oTh0s. Hayes, OF Louis
willie, Ky, who was of tho party, was
overcome 10y tho phenomenon. 'it was
the most brilliant, grand and awe-in :
spring sight ever witnessed," said the
major. is simply beyond the power
OF tongue or pom to accurately describe
it. The heat from the meteor IS 40 in
tense, that it viii be several davs ho-
lore the mound can be examined close
ly."
There is q Ilan and his wife in Jas
per, Fla., who have twenty-nine chill
drcn, twenty sons and nine daughters:
besides they have sons.in.law and
daughters in law 10 the number of
twenty-six.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-08-27
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

sonably expect more seasonable tenn
pcraturc than wo have had since the
9TH inst. The cool westerly currents
from the Rocky Notwithstanding
eastward to the lakes--are attaining
rorc strength and volume and will
soon begin to create "ccol waves"
but FOR several weeks more, at each
rHcurring hot spell, it will be necessary
lor all persons living in the Central
and Miudic Atlantic States to take
extra precautions against fatal pros
tratiOn and SunStrOko
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
6cijen 2armitaot.

Bin9en. Das &eiultat oer Wein
leie libertriiit binii9tlid Der Gualltat
ale Grwartun9en. Sm DurtIdnttt
~lieiern bic Weinber9e einen oolen ST:
trag, itellenueile nod mebr. Dos &c
6e>bI:ete Gunntum 1T TO- enorm, haB
elm Man9el an 6diiern berrldt, I'm ben
Moit aui5unebmen. Sic Bin9er &lfe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
OitpreuBen.

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5hen MidtunQen aus, bane5en nod
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@rifli4en 8%o!tSblatter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

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BEL uns AM 7. Nop. nod nldt 81 @noe.
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nod 5tuel W9r9en gano nit &artoHeln
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ua6 Nlerbei'l9en.
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!6erblte lanseu bic &eQerraume nt4t
mebr, 70 baB game @eiben 6uoer IN ben
Sbeunen, &emilen, Stallen uno Iosar
unter freiem 9immel la8ern mil1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
Bapern.

Mun9en. Sn Dem 9aberertro
5ef perurtbeilte oas 2one9eri4t ben
Blr9srme,iter Steinsrdber bon 5ouer.
lad) 81 3 Sabreu, ben Nn9etla9ten &ili
III , S'Abren 9 Monaten, Z Nn9efla9te
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-01-31
Inducing Hens to Law,

There is such thing as inducing hens
to lay by giving them the material with
which to do so. Instinct naturally teach
as the hens to lay and bring forth their
young under the most favorable condi-
tons only. and hence. like all of the
feathered tribe, spring is the most aDpro-
pirate and proper season, for then the
body is more easily kept warm. and the
young moro carefully nursed. As the
hens are always inclined to lay OH the
approach of warm weather, they may be
induced to lay by giving them advantages
iavora bic to those of spring. In the
first place they must be sheltered from
the cold winds and driving storms. The
hen that. has. to hide away i'll some re-
lay because nature refuses to admit of
reproduction under adverse circun.-
stances. Artificial warmth is as high
ly appreciated by her as natural heat.
and she obeys the inclination induced
by the conditions afforded, and being
in an atmosphere favorable to the .pur-
pose, lays her. clutch of eggs and at
which is so essential consists Of that
which is created within her body by the
food allowed. She is literally stove,
consuming fuel and creating heat by
consumption. When the heat is created,
the essential requirement is to retain
II. 10 10 this she must nave COM
Portable place both day and night, and
the food must consist of all the elc-
ments necessary to form an egg, and it
is secured by her in the spring. Hence
corn. wheat. oats. a proportion Of meat.
ground bone. ground oyster shells and
green food, such as cabbage. boiled
roots. chopped onions. etc, must be given
to afford a variety. When the hens are
thus provided for and allowed to dust
bath, plenty Of fresh water and place
they should not be induced to lay dur
ing this season, for to them spring does
not consist in change from winter to
moderate weather, but a period during
which they can best promote egg pro-
duction. due to better and more favor
able conditions.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-01-31
INSECT GIMLETS.
Destructive Ability of the White Ants oil
the East.

Destructive Ability of the White Ants OF
the East
The excavations of the so-called white
ant Of the East are renarka bic from the
fact that they are made in many i'll
stances under cover. The insects build
or eNcayatr long tunnels. enter the build
ing from below aud instead of climbing
d table, after the bold and open fashion
of ordinary ants. they begin beneath the
leg aud Sc xeavstte Il tunnel. How much
labor his entails can be ina Sined by
boring d llole slp through "a table leg
with ginlet: yet il tn,nel is not only
made by these naranllillg insects. but
the table is completely followed out.
Probably the most remarkab BILE instance
of the work Of these insects was seen in
Ceylon some years ago. and reported
to the British government by Col James
Campbell of the Fiftieth regiment He
was sitting one afternoon in an old
Dutch house colversing with some ladies
and gentlemen when Il loud roar was
heard. and the house literally fell about
them. TO their amazement they sat UNI
injured, surrounded by the wreck of the
building, with the blue sky above them.
They scrambled out through the clouds
of dust and found that their escape was
little less than miracle Other parts of
the building fell in with such a crash
that the noise was heard all over Colon
DO, and people ran to the wreck from
every direction. Examination showed
that the building had been completely
undermined by these wonderful workers
nothing but she'll left to support the roof,
which finally fell, leaving the wreck as
a monument to the work of this destruct-
i've inScct-San Francisco Examiner