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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01
A Revelation for weak Women.

Weak, nervous women who suffer from fe-
male complaints. Irregularities, discharges,
backache, etc., get sympathy because they
'1ook we11.'' No one but the physician knows
what they suffer, and no one but great spec
ialist in female diseases like DR.. Greene, "a
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, the most sue
cessful physician in curing these complaints,
has the knowledge, skill and remedies which
never fail to cure. Women should know that
DIR. Greene can be consulted by mail free
Write the doctor. You can thus get his opin-
ion and advice in regard to your case free.
Write now-it may result in your cure.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01
To Fight the Plague.

The scientific men of two continents
are watching with interest the move
ments Of DR.. Yersin, the great French
stricken India to fight the dread disease
with q serum which he has discovered
and previously used with great success
in French Indo-China. DR.. Yersin
is an associate Of Pasteur and DR.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01
Chocolate Caramels.

For chocolate caramels put in a sauce
pan cup of grated or finely broken
chocolate, a cup of molasses, the same
amount each Of milk and sugar, add a
piece of butter the size of an egg and
boil together until brittle when tested
in ice water. Turn in buttered tins and
mark off into squares before the mix
ture becomes cold.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01
A New Honor For Lady Aberdeen

Lady Aberdeen, who is to deliver the
convocation grafton at the commence
ment exercises of the University of Chi
cago on April l, is the only woman on
whom such an honor has been conferred
in the history of American universities.
But Lady Aberdeen is versatile wom-
an, whose energetic originality of char
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01

Don't allow the lungs to be impaired by the
continuous irritation of cough. 1t is easier
to- prevent consumption than to cure it. One
Minute Cough Cure taken early will ward off
any fatal lung trouble. III. G. Pierce, Barton;
d. w. Hildreth, Barton Landing; r. E.
French, Glover
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01

Nerve Strain-It must be good
said the talkative man on the plat
form.
You bet it is, said she motorman.
Why, when I go along for two or
three weeks without runnin' over
anybody get SO nervous that | can't
eat nor sleep.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01

Here is good motto for little people
which is going the round of the ex-
changes:
Good, better. best
Never let it rest
Till your good is better.
And your better best
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01

Roux. With the latter he shared the
honors of discovering the diphtheritio
toxine and the antitoxine for Group.
When the Pasteur institute was es-
tablished in Paris in 1887, he was
placed in charge of the laboratory of
microbic technique. 1t was while MAX
ing an extensive tour through China
that he first studied the bubonic plague
and collected material which led to his
discovery of the plague serum with
which he expects to dissipate the shadow
that now hangs over India.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01

E. Fl. Hartman Of New York, the
owner of STEAMBOAT, 2:071a, has pur-
chased the brown mare Livonne, by
Gold Leaf, dam by Atlantic, for 1915.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01
A GREATBOOK FREE.

When DR.. r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo. NJ Y,
published the 6rst edition of his great work,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01

A lady teacher told one of the boys
to name all the Presidents, and when
he replied he couldn't the teacher
said: When I was as old as you
could name them all. The boy replied
There were only few Presidents
then.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10

Mtune5ota.

er.-Nit Der 5abrifa.
tion BON 8mirn iu,rb i'm biefissn o.
fdnaniB in fur5er 9eit Der Nnfarg ge
maht werben. Die babel intereFirteu
Y.rionen finb NIT Der 9erfelung Der
notbiseu Nai@ineu beidditist.
cit - Der ON Big Sole
tuobnbafte olte Solbat Ni1. S1ib bat
burd Geuer feline idmmtli&e Sabe i'm
@ertbe BON 1915 uerloren; Der 8erluh
1T ni&t burG 8erf&eruns sestdt.
Belize no. 81. Balter's 8ieas.
lei tpurbe in LESTER Jreitos Nadt elm
&aub Der Jlammsn; bic aanJe Rafhi
merle 1T unbrau4bar %seuoroen. Die
BieberberfttQ lung uirb $4,000 bsauipru
den.
Gtwater. - Our 5eier bss 40
Sabrestas Der Beieoluns BON Central.
Ninneiota tuirb bier am 8. Suli cine
sro6e Geier itatifinbep, bel tpelh.r Buns
besienator 9auis bic 5sftreoe halteu
mirb.
wagon Der hiefge 5ormer @b.
8safe uuroe Wittwcd Gbeno. OILS er
bel Riuers groifins bas @slsiie Der
Wilmautee Babn irfujen wo0te. Don
einem 8uae lberfabren unb s%ei6otet.
Norue8ia o e.-Die siier
ne @slbfp,noe i'm Store Der Hirma u.
d. Sort & 60. muroe an bieism IN Ot
terta,l 60. seleasneu Orte eeiprenst uns
5000 aus oerielben sefioblsn.
W inneapolis.-Bese 9unab'
me ber Gei&dfte in Der BohoiSce 81
minneapolis bot bas Yoitoepartemsns
ON N.tttpo@ cine Orbre erlaHen, nod
lueldsr ON ]. September jebn tueitere
Brisftrdser bort onaeiisQt tperben ioIen.
Die Yoitoiice in &ItHslb ipiro aufae.
boben, unb Elm 1rieitrdser Der Yoitoifice
Ia Wlnneopolis tuirb fir bas bstrsffenbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10
Yebrfubl Der oeuti@eu Spra@e uus
2iterQtur
I'm Der fatboli,hen llniuerIi tdt In
Waibington.

Sir ben BON benz .. R. &. Central,
8erein auf Der Al. Seneral.E sriamm'
lung in Detroit. Ni&., aeftifteten 2,hr.
ifubl Der bsuti&en Sprohe uno 2itera'
tur an Der fatboliiden llniusrfitdt ~
Baibinston baben Bic heute, ieitbsm otr
Gufruf erlaieu, peitere fOlsenbe Der
cine cine Beitsuer bemiaist: 2aut leb.
tenn Beri&t BON So 8srsinsn iome,t &c.
miltst $2.6OO.50. Beiter iiuo folaen
be Beitrdse bewillet uno uneemelost:
ct. SOiepbs gerein, Sort Smith, Miriam.
ct. Soiepb Yerein, @alena. 81, $50.
ct. gorl Barom1us gerein, gbicaap, Su.,
BON lebem Wtitglieo so Gents.
ct. BonifaeiuS geretn, Siour gitp, Sa.,
iouri, $50.
Ct. 5rans BON Gales Serein. ct. Souls,
Wiiiouri, $3.50.
ct. Soiepbs gerein, aanias Gitp. sri.
Jour, $50.
Ct. Yeters 8erein, Maseppu, Mtinn s..
ct. Gapbaels Serein, Hrooflpn, u. y,
$500.
ct. BiuS Yereiu, Brooflpn, u. g., $25.
Ct. gincenti"s Yerein, Orange, ". s, $l3.
ct. Soiepb 8eretn, e cincinnati, OBJ Don
ieoem YRitslieo so Gents.
ct. Wenoelinus Yelein, ToItoria, D, BON
ieoem Nitslieo so g;n'8.
Ct. Georges Sitter B, Columbus, O., BON
lebem Ritslieo so Gents.
ct. Sobannes Berein, Columbus, 8, BON
leoem W;tglieo SO Gents.
ct. 5ranaisfus 8erein, columbus, Ohio,
bon ieoem Witglieo so Gents.
ct. Haulus 8erein, 6 Columbus, g.. bon
leoem Ufit9lteo so Gents.
ct. Nlopiius Yerein, Naentotpn, Yenn.,
$500.
ct. Soiepbs Yerein, CORN. Benin, $40 10.
st. Yetrus 8erein, Nilpaufee, Wis., BON
iebem Wit9lieo so Gents.
ct. Soiep6s 8erein, Nem 2onoon, Wis.,
BON leoem Yfit9lieo so Gents.
81. Yeter uno BaulS Berein, Nep Braun.
fels, 2eras, 1926.
G&tunsspoQ
Nnton Bidel.
Corr. & JiuanSsSte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10
Watbtn9ton.

Seattle.-Seit osm 3psimonailis
den Sierisin oes SdIodtih'ff.s Ossson
limb i'm @ar3en so Warineioloo!sn unt
5jeleute ieiner Beiasuus oeiettirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10

BARN um." limb tpie piele Ser.
ionen tpirb man iinben, Die iOfort 9enau
iperben, tpas iie iiber bic sesen
ben @lauben Der Stride aus 5eipienen
8eripottunsen unb 9erldumounsen oens
len ipIeu! Sebr tpenise, elm einSises
Sduiden i'm 8erslei4 sur sroben Msn:
se. 9ieienisen alio, bic iih oennod
elmer @eiabr ausiesen unb iid babel aui
bic &%enntniie in ibrer ReliSion berufen,
MAIDEN ii1 Der 8ermeiienbeit idulois,
ae9en bic man ii9 ia mad Irt Der ums
itanbe i1tper perieblen fam.
@esen ben lesten @intunrf: rWteine
@eldaite MAIDEN es nutbwenbis, baB i'd
bieie 8eitunsen leie, bic Sanbelsberitte,
Mnnuncen etc, fam i'd nidt entbeb'
ren," lautet unisre 2biuns, baB es nidt
beitritten iuirb, bierin fir ueridleoene
elm ipirflibes, aber feineswesset II
isbares SinoerniB fir
bic Beieitisuns Der i&lsAten 3eitunsen,
Sbriiteu, Brolbiren d%t5utref Ten. Wenn
es firdenieinbli9e Sournale slebt, Die
alles auibieten, sepalti8e Wtittel 5ur
Grreiduns ibres @~no5wedes berbelltat'
fen, ii6 babur1 cine feit baiierte Ypii
ton 81 seben, iueiien Shulo 1T oas?
gtibt Der tpenisen, ionoern Der pielen,
bic slauben, aud our6 BeiitenerunS IT,
res @eloes elm Sleides SntereIle an bic
fem @erfe nebmen Su f0nnen. Iber cir
fatb. Gbriit BARI i'm Sinblid auf seitli.
den 8ortbeil ME unb nimmer bas SeiI
ieiner Seele unb oaS Der Seinisen preis
seben. Non stunt Hacienda mala vi
eveniant mala. Niemals BARI mar
B6ies, llnredtes tbun, bamit Suites bar
aus entite5e, tpie uns Der bl Haulu.
(&Dm. 3, 81 lebrt. 9esbalb bea9t,
jeber iuobl uno itele iib ben boben 8ertl
Ieines Stanoes ais &atbolif Dor, mann
pie, unb NO er, bon eidenieitem Yatrio
tismus unb Gntbuiiasmus fir Ieinen bl
@lauben beieelt, aud ais etn FOLDER mi
nidt ais elm Seislins uno gerrdtbe
esielben eri9einen ioQ. l.. p.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10
JOHN NIEWEL
BON @olo Sprins iast:

Cine &esieruna oes Bottles, ourd eas
Bolt un6 fur oas Bolt 1T pabriheinlih sum
eriten Male in Der gntmideluna elmer
menihlihen 9 lpiliiation ais Nation BON
iiber 20 @ilionen uerbdltniBmdBi9 inteGi.
9enten Geute miiBis NIT praftiih plrollfirs
ten inouitrteGen 8rdften uno tpartet einfah,
bis cine Sanouoll ieiner eisenen Mitbiiraer
iit a~ufrafit uno fur ibre lotalen ODER priua.
ten Sntereien ooer lene ibrer Yartei EN-.
UNI iid in i%elbiiseidl's e Boiition Az
,n. briusen. unteroefien ihlaft oas 8apifal
ino bic Nrbeit oarbt. Sier oisien georids
ten 4eiten a%naemeiene Yreiie:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10
yNtecouHn.

Nilmaufee Sm hisfaen BUN.
oesaeriht in> asaen y S,'rn & sous
unb sessn b'e 5nit : @rous gomp lrp
Don bee B,tlsburp . Waibburu JIour
W,ls @ompaTp BON Wmneopolis Stpsi
Pro,eiis inaetuer9t po,oer, in bsnen
Die &lissr ue'lanssr. eoB ben 1rr'l,s
ten urtpteu wsrhe, bcs Don ibasn fat,i.
Birte Wsht ,Nin7eepol,s" obsr .Win
nsiaia"'W,bl ~ ntnnen. Sn beioen
PyoIeiisn urroe bic W,tpaufse 8aa
9omparp .. Die Sdde fir y. ste ne e.
Cons uno bic 5alt . 8raus : COMPANY
bsrltsa', %m,iu'r'last. Su Der 8lnae'
ibr,tt mirb bsbauptet. baB rWnneopo.
It's" sNRsbr pIsi b'ii.r isi. oils W,lmlu.
Tee" Nsbl. blB bic 8duier aber bul4
be Borts .ARinnsioia" uno ~Wimnso,
polls" irreseleit uarosn. unb oa6 ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10

Rldaern baour6 tereit8 Elm GROCER Wer'
luf entfanben iei. Sic uerlangen, bob
bas @eriGt ben ibnsn e%ntianoenen Der.
tuh fsnisse uub BOB be Weritasteu &C.
Stuuusen wsroen. osnielben eut5umoHsp.
Ntht9an
@rano .-DW O5hbGhier
oisier @,ssno propbsjeien. baB Die olss'
idbtise Bfiti4ernte in bieism Stoo'e
mob nidt 5sbn Brcasnt eiaer Dur6
ihuitis.rnte beiro9en m:rbe. Doe OILS
holienb', MIDI, sitpl bios raubs, ionber'
talt' uno resusr,ide Better If on bteisr
trautisNu Situation i4uio.
-Samfas Nbsno fisl
bier eine balbe Stuaoe lon3 Shuee;
co'ber ten Sarben Cog Elm tolisr
H.asn.
Wunin a.-u"sddbr 50 Grbeiisr
Der Su'berlanc. Snes Saribol5. Stnei.
osmnble oabrer fab ON W,ttlpot ausas
tauner; DIE arbsit'r u~:rlouetea anitai!
Sl.25 pr Tag 81 Al, pslhs VI ioros.
run9 be Arbyi seb'r nit elmer &eouc.
iion au' $l.l0 beaniporteieu. GIN S;rsi,
nor bic Icl9".
Wontana.
Butte. SGmhas Worasn bnlb 6
llhr taua bier Elm SpeS biz orsi Stfun
zen oausruo's Grebtbtn ftatt. SduIer
wiritsu aao W6btl roHsltsu. absr 81.
grihiitsrurs li'B nab. bsuor o'e BE
u0!teruns eisentlih rcd, puBte. mos
Forging.
6elena-@sgen b1lt 6 ubr tpurs
be Somfas Worsen bier Elm sitmlih
b,fliaes grote5en u~eripirt. Nrmleuh
Ter raH.iisr uno plsle 9aus9eaeutanes
muttea uer'hotsr Die @rihhi,e,una
bouerie IL Ssfuneen. 8is!e Qeu,e e..
rah'sn aus i,item sdlals. Die untsr,
iroli4e S'6runs mu9te iib aut 81 go
Jeman uno Deer 2oose bsmsttiit, n1r
aber com Gote Wountain. Sartel pcs
niht Wobrnsbmbar.
Watbtn9ton.
Seattle.-Seit btm 3psimouaili.
den Sierisin bes SdIodtih'fss Deacon
limb i'm @ar5sn so Warineioloo!sn IN,
5jeleute ieiner Beiatuus oeisttirt.
CtIaboma.
8a,rt Naale. Buubss mo ritau ia'
Den Diftr,tt Otlabomo, bat benz Brdii.
benton Nc8inlsp tsles,opaiit is,ne,
8udlritt ans.5eiSt. Or iast, Is ssfale
ibm niht in osm Tsrr,torium uno e.
uinfde ieines Nmtes euibobsn 81
ben. Die Nraelfeenbeiisn oeS rcr
Rosle uerpalteten GmtsS Iino urldneIi
Don Baib,rstoner SpsJiulussnitn uuter,
mht iporbeu.
colorado.
Denver. - 7r. Gepis 8. Brehor
muroe unier Der Nntlase Der bof.tt, Der
9aoib Sranf, einen giaarrenmoher bon
Broof'pn. q. o., emorbst 81 baben.
Brriton 1T Sps5lolift fir Nus5sbrenoe
Seine Brbaneluna ioa bnrin b. iiebsu,
ooB &c cine hohle Naoel in Die BruIi
H'ht, uno bur9 bieielbe sinen eIeliri
ihsn Drobt in bic 2un9e fibrf. s5ranl
iia,b unter oisier B%ebnnpluna q Ia g..
@rienbart. Sa benz Slttefte aab Or.
Breton ola Tooesutia4e gu'Sehrure
uuo Sersihiudhe on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10

Ser einen gatarrb beilen min, nluB nit
benz Blut anfanssn. Soob's Sariapariuo
be,eitist bic uriade oieies l1sbels unb beilt
Gatarrb baourh, oaB iie oaS Slut reinist.
Qoob's Yinen wirfen milee, ober raih
une fiber auf bic Xebev une ben Rnaen. Csc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10

8 BIB. Yaauet 8aiiee fir BOO.
100 BIB. 9rabtndgel fir $1.9O.
100 Efp. 5en8brabt fir 81, IS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-10
Woti3 fur Nrlftabouer.

Our Radridt, oaB cine neue eiisrus Bird,
iber ben Sauf 8iper nahe Biuaae GpIS
SpIins sebaut miro. Stiiieselts Qnasbut,
peroen
bis 3um % CUNT 1897
entaeaenserommun. bic ON rdmltea loo,
in Yilaae gplo Spriug s%eOinet msrbeT
pi6ne uno Speiifiiaiion6n i6nnsn in bsr
Nubttorss Office IN ct. glouo uno IN br
Y,qase Recoroers>Sifc in golo Sprina in
SteurEs 9onnip ein9eieben iperteu.
Y D. MILLER. Gomite uuS
8eo. q mselbaro b, N;tslleoet Der
sos. 2 beelor. \Go. Btborbs
81. 9louo, cen 3. Sunt 1897. 21-lt
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
AMONG THE POULTRY.

DO not let ducklings battle until well
feathered.
Do not set hens in the laying part of
the poultry house.
In order to have poultry tender and
Juicy fatten it quickly.
Weight and size are important fea-
lures in market fowls.
TO maintain health keep the drinking
and feeding places clean.
Better results IN whitewashing will
be secured If it is applied hot.
Hens not kept with ROSTERS will lay
longer and sit less than others.
If well fed and watered n good hen
will hatch out ten good broods of chick
ems.
Lime is needed by all fowls for the
growth Of bones and for egg-shell ma
terial.
Sell all the carly-hntched ducks as
soon as ready, and keep the later hatched
for breeders and layers.-St. Louis Re-
public.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
,;unrd Awnin.t Oyerfeedinu.

1t is an easy matter for poultry
raiser to overfeed his fowls. If flock
has the privilege OF range the farmer
need give hardly any food at all IL grass.
seeds and insects are plentiful, yet
some who are really careful of their
hens feed three times n day, under the
belief that the more food the greater
the number OF eggs, and endeavoring to
secure as mauy eggs rs possible they
get the hens In condition that in
capacitates them entirely. Heavy feed
ing of grain is at times an advantage,
such as during extremely cold weather,
but the food must be regulated not only
according to the seasons, but also In
accordance with the condition of the
Field and Farm.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
securing I'm Young Pigs.

There are several remedies in case of
securing in young pigs. First hold up
on the feed of the dam, or change II to
something else. II this does not stop 1t
take a lump of alum the size of wal
nut. dissolve 1t In pint of water, give
each pig teaspoonful three times a
day. Another good remedy is to parch
wheat -four until brown. and mix with
skim milk and feed in the same way, or
II the pigs are old enough to ent. feed
in trough. This last Is an excellent
remedy for scours in calves or young
colts.-Rural World.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
ABOUT kAEElR CORN.
Experience Fails TO Sustain Many Of
the Claims Made for IL.

Experience Fails TO Sustain Many Of
the Claims Made for IL.
Some enthusiasts declare that Kafiir
corn is destined to supersede both wheat
and Indian corn in Kansas, but the
Kansas authorities and the department
OF agriculture do not sustain this claim.
kaffir corn, an Egyptian millet, is a
sorghum, and rs a crop possesses these
advantages: The yield is larger by from
20 to 80 per cent. than Indian corn; 1t
will grow and yield crop-not large
one--on very poor soil; it is injured
much less than Indian corn by drought,
and even when withered by the hot, dry
winds of the prairies. it will recover I'M
der moisture.
1t forms an excellent food for cattle
and pigs. All the experiments. of which
many have been made by scientific agri-
culturists, show that it is inferior in
fatening power to either wheat or
corn. Nevertheless. as surer and
larger crop than corn, it promises most
important results for regions like Kan
sas and Nebraska, where searching
winds frequently wither the corn and
destroy the crop.
AS food for man, it is nourishing,
wholesome and palatable. But the lat
est conclusions of the national depart
ment of agriculture are that its use will
probably be somewhat like that of buck
wheat-it will form an occasional
rather than staple article of diet. In
nourishing power it stands at 81, where
bolted cornmeal stands Mt 81, wheat
flour at As and oatmeal at 60.
Heretofore it has been difficult to
grind this corn fine enough for use as
human food. 1t is said that this diff
Guilty has been overcome lately. If so,
there will soon be an opportunity to
test its food value on an extensive scale.
Farmers Voice.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
THE TIME OF FLIES.
Cleanliness Ii ms Necessary rs
Screens,

screens.
Fortunately, the spring and early
summer are comparatively free from
the presence of flies unless they are
drawn from stables and various places
attractive to them by the presence of
the debris Of food on uncleaDed tables.
unswept dining-rooms or unclean
kitchens, or by any of the many causes
which demand their presence us ma
lures scavengers.
II is useless to put up screen doors at
the entrances and screen doors at the
windows to shut out the flies if you in
vlte them by negligence of the laws of
cleanliness. 1t is just as easy to clear
up the breakfast and dinner table and
brush up the floor at once after the
meal, and darken the room. as il is to
let the table stand in the glare of the
light To invite flies. If the table must
wait for those who are not punctuai mt
their meals, it should be carefully COW
cred with square of cheesecloth, and
the room should be darkened. No hot
food or meats that will attract flies
should stand in this way, but should he
Kept hot on plate set in hot water, COW
cred with an inverted bowl and left in
the oven. If the habit of sitting down
10 the table p,lnctually be insisted upon
and the food of those who are late is set
inside to keep warm without waiting for
them, II will save the house from the
presence of many flies ana help to keep
the routine of work in order.
The garbage pail and cleaning cloths
are fruitful cause of the presence of
flies, The only garbage bucket that
should be tolerated is covered one.
The buckets for this purpose are made
OF galvanized iron, with n cover This
bucket should be scrubbed out with sal
soda and boiling water Systematically
on the inside and outside, and thorough
~ rinsed. There is no excuse for the
presence of dishes of uncovered food of
any kind in the kitchen. Az soon as
food is brought in il should be covered
and set away. The habit of covering
lrult with wire cover while it is being
prepared for the table will save the
house from the presence of many of
these useful but annoying little scav-
ongers. In short, make and keep all
Your premises as clean as possible be-
Tore you hang up fragrant clusters of
bush clover to drive away flies or put
up wire screens, and neither expcdient
VIII be needful unless, always, the near
presence of neighbors who are less care
ful necessitates the screens.-N. Y.
Tribune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-19
NEW ROTATION THEORY.
Its Adoption Might Improve the Con-
ditiOn of Western Farmers.


ditiOn of Western Farmers.
When the farmers of the west see
their way clear to abandon the idea of
devoting the land to corn as the prin-
cipal crop and substitute clover, sheep
and the sugar beet as the trinity neces-
sary to the redemption of the producers
from the depression resulting from low
prices for farm products progress will
be made towards better conditions.
Clover and sheep produce good mutton
while enriching the land. Sugar beets
are good for sheep and produce the best
OF sugar at good profit. Let every farm
or who can and who has not already
done so make start in this trum-
virate theory of rotation which is GER
tain OF success If properly conducted,
in restoring the prosperity which is so
much wished for. There is an increas-
Ing demand for good mutton, an arti-
Gle which but few farmers know how to
produce to perfection. The large profit
is only possible where the best is pro-
duced for market Give the people good
and desirable food products and con-
sumcrs viii, pay literally for the same.
Mutton. IL properly grown, is the most
nutritious and wholesome of the meat
diets. The mutton breeds of sheep are
the most desirable and satisfactory Of
the domestic animals for the farm and
can be cared for with the least labor.
The profits in sheep are also the most
assuring for the future of any of the
other domestic animals. Devote less
lands TO the cereals and prosper
Farmers Jyrion