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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01

s 9snianbs til SoqpIets Snchpbslie
pdd Plantsperosusn fan man lifeline mels
lem temIte Strdalsr, Der Blot ririsr nrs
rsnps, % Stranler, Ipm fun lpisr. Rss
ugtige Sdgttagslisr bar MI brdgt paa let
rene, at oisIe Straalsr | Splipsttrst rcsr
en- Tfubslie SuOfpOeIis pua Plantern,,
meosns osrimob andre bsfororsr bet, man
fan talos berss "5oroeielis," Os oerpec
bringsr BEN til at trips CO potss.
Gn RGtft Gtspsrmsntsr, Der nplig
sr a~nitillst at ben bsremts frantic 8iosns
~itabsmano Camille ILLUMINATION pun
5orisgsitdtipnen for 2anobrug % Slis
matOlogi i SuOiIp, piIsr paa bet tpoeiiss
its, at fpritieliss Slues Chs spsr en-
beIt fOrItjsais SnOOirtning paa pIans
tsrrs. timber 6orIsgsns ft man Grfas
ring for, at uIminosIigt ~"farpsleTt" Cps,
I. Gy. al en- eamps sIsr ct Stsartnlps,
rirtsr paa famine Mtdas Tom SolpIst;
uoint for bet Slugs rinoer dltIaa Yldn-
ten en- Iuno og normal llopitling. 5ar.
rel ems osrimoo frsmtdlpsr, sftsr be Tors
fisli9s Sarpsr, sntsn forget slsr for
miroTtst 8otsetraft. ELIMINATION PLAN
tsbs SSrs at ben b~stienots "WtjmoId fen
iitipa," oe ou bisie baube ituot pp orls
trent | en- summss 2ansoe, blsO Der an
brdst to og to / fire 9ottsr I ct Spphus,
toor bet neis bIsp iagttdgst. at De iamt.
lige uofattes for ben famine 8armt.
g2en orer be ire at pottsrne anbrugts ban
8lastIptter at fCritielige 5arusr, grsn,
rso og blad, mscsns ben ijeroe ubIattes
for bet ulminoelige ufdrpsps Sollps. ..
fprfisligs Sarrsr piits frart lin Snbs
rirtning paa 8ptsterns. SITTER to Maa=
nsOsrs 6orlsb bar Planterns ulosr ben
reos Slptts 16 CONNER beis, unbsr ben
grenne 5 CONNER, unbsr ben blda /
5orrme, mseers be | BET ire Sollps b1poe
ppnaaet en- Seioe uf 4 Sommsr.
5lammarion anitileos be lamms Ssors
ieg mso andre plantsr, og bet piite iig
~beitunoig, at bet blda Chs bGmmsr / prsrs
oroentlig 9rab lbpitlirgsn. Spoaesis
fen ril tanifs fua i'm 8etponing for
pldntecprringen | 0ubbuie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
2Haeoalene.
Rsnsn o, %. Gssiut.


tBprtidi fra forries RoJ
20 tufnbl" raobtt Gp,l 9dnfious fprtrilt,
GUN imrts life. men idnlts 9dptrrrs % pntieN BEN
in asif,tafe
"St tutne!"
Rupurm euuuui frto RnirnOb 3sr,n iuu prrois icm en-
Gruunins.
"Sir, tufnb!"
TaaOams a,uuni trai eiuIt faf,r, ON Fs m.o ct lOtrDi
Of gffp cs aubnsoe 9rm.
Sem tufno!" Tra g2o,I 9aniton, Os Urso fine Srnncr.
gun luti,e Gsrsn IangiOmt Og gil ct Strtbt tiIbass.
"llotn Stauptsetpr ps Grceafgift, StrF"
'Rd!'
GUN prdtbe fg ON Os lags after Sdanhsn pud 0srlaas
Zen.
"Su!" ffHu,S ban.
Waoom, anUlnt Iusoe SiaI og SaTs fra fig Os tos after
plabs nD goreet, iom ON or irst por %pasier,t.
~ss,n tuFnb Qunb ubn arp,apgift BET pr nstcp ben
Gum, ION 0er,s 5aoers tatnsrFss Stncelds lOOsbe MIG"
Iuex bun rpIis, "pe Jalb De ~unitrsn8sr Dsr,s Suton's
mtlI, Ibt, bill Gt NOT tumm, Sanhr osroT. Seq tdger
imoo SpfplotIsn Of Gtrts fdrs 2gfts Oe bill Idoe mig nsis
S,rm.b Seq pil lite its, at bragg 5OrOI al Ss,s Grpst.
Sd ian 3, bare irpg for; ti rtrtil bar is for msgeu ass
t.Nt for mia itlp og for bet tersrrt, Nuun, ig fsrer. Vros
F,sTur qnompt,s gnt, tosr fur, bmo Der mso gt,tts er a2ns
ps, % III. mere. Tanr % after sr tumren fit til 0sm
f,b, oil 81 ~fprtirtte.~
Gun LOB BAN Fda 5ib til at toHms til go og Jittersbe
pibert:
"Sto i.Ftdm,nt,r,r Mobdm @irginis 2ttpnpts, Gu,: If
ter grroitsIor 2eccmpts 3urid, on Sum fem tuiinb puno
fpruber grrsafaftsn, bporp,b ig life alent NItisnosgioer
min ansrtirnosIi. for Rnbess roItdb O9 Sen9irsnbeO bsnoes
Stuina fom min S~usboIbnf,, men osiad cpfploer min 5ds
bes billie, fom bapbs tntGntt benoe ianme Sum II Ses
%tam.nts."
"Sor D. frsDt be fbfs Orb, eir9" ipurste bur.
ga"
Seq iuttcr Dtn,, Cir TOsI," iuso, bun, ibet bun .atts
BAN Soanosn uOsr 9orkt. "2ssat,t sr en- anrtisnOslis fra
0,r,s Iabsr; Ortsm 1sftumntst. bet er Serss."
Sdn fuilse. for fsrIte Sang. SDuo iod sno bans Gar
rIs bare aiOrt, iuu bupoe ban bog ipurst fine gsrst.
"Wn bp.m TdI iaa ben fore 6prnus %tilfaIoe9 Sd,
maaf. lea spr rtteit at si,utase nit Spsrgsmdul fra fsr:
trem ,ft,rlpb D. I bet ffft. s~sftam.nts, fpab Der snonu bar
N,p,t tlbass .ftsr be $4,000 punb9-
gu nGpnts ban ubsn ssp.u gerss 9urtrdm.
"sSu, nt bar ristigt; betrs tunos De i'll, giers, Tlr. Nosl.
Wr. Gsprs, % bans to Ssitre CT Seres enefs Slagtnings.
Ssitrem bar ,bnob be bebepsr, men 9eprsc bill fdu 9rlg for
psng., ndur ban Ital Onrtuse Sntsus ~icrbutl.oe 9oos.
Qaa ben Ruuos ppfplHr Be fuIOt ub 8enTabsts ug SlGgts
Tabsts piists."
80" iasb, ban %lansiomt, ihet ban after f~Orsssnt tpsgeH
pua psnnsfaftst. "gsorss bar NET araD Oerpua. - vi,
ascpuni, bet sr iaa flor en- JOrmus! CAB mig pufs libt ferit,
inbsn iee tilRursr nOssn ben"
~Ttsg,t sobt." iusr bun. Seq muu Ossuoen giers Dem
p~pmartium poa en- pigtie ganislisteb. ION MAJ fisrnss,
for Gs frtuer pior,."
1Spuo for en- @unlsIisteo9"
MabdHa 2seount liftsbe fig ben til 0grsn % rsp ben
plurf,Iis Op: insen lpttsbs, Og @anssn bar tom.
Seq bar inssn Silip til SisusitefoIt og iiGr life til De-
reg iosoe bun Og renbts tilbage til lin qlubs. Sem ners
mere, gfr. TpsI; fpub ts nu pil fge Dem, itdl intst anost
ltsnx msrnsf. tet."
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
Gil ct uoiliot ~ploeitaal.

3it atoO, o. bu far
81 ~sittrloo m,rier.
Sii ialo bet uu par
90 %iurcrnc Otrftr.
Saa blsp ou for ilspi,
5if plaos iblanot itrabct.
81 npt ct blep itsbt
Nun Gnitt q tubei.
3ft BERT ifda BOG itaa,
Sm Ruff big iortGrcr.
Spil ND ! bin praa,
Nens nbiioaItt itirrtr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
nprat oin "'EecorabsY oiten'1s Torrtts

Setorab' 8oiten % geo grnen ct aar % beune BOG
Iom RrGmte S1.25.
9eu c BOG fan faces inbbunoen for 10 Gents ertra.
SOgen er beore %tnoblnoen % foier mere 9ortp elo to,
lt9ere GrGniiebBger, men ben pil blipe paro al oientnte
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
WtGrt neDenfaaen0e Soa(ife.

vi neoenitaaeaoe Spger bar ri meget fore Be-
bolonli9er, o9 Aborllellter fan erbUloe famine
lom ErGnlleboser til ~betpoeli9 neblatte Irller.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
50 @angr ont ugen,
1Secprab=Yoiten4 "geb Nrnen"
Sper 1irspas % srtoas. bpsr airsDaa.
Eli oen gantle Yris,
$1.25 for Margan9en!

2lrsoasssytuneret nofomrnsr meo 4 Sioer, leoIaoet az
geo Nrnen, o. SrebagssNumeret ubfummer reb 3
Giber.
Bore Gbonnenter pil berpeb faa en- betpoelia Dtruob,
mere 2aieitoi o. ~iriere gpbeber. 8aabe Tirsbaass o.
5reoassslumeret i~noeboloer Npbeoer fra Suo. o. rS.
ianost, Npt ira gsaibinstpn % aonsrssien. fra be for.
lflelltge 2esislaturer, oio.
abonnenterns oil bereiter iau to fulbtanoise gpiier bu.r
rlse.
6rsoass.9lumeret pil foruben Rpbeoer OFF. iub.bu(b.
S9snlns al blauoet Snbbolo, sOoe 5ortaqinger, Der life
oil stpe 5prtaainaerne Wco Ntnen noget efter, aur,
rflponodncer. 8repe ira @amlelanoet. "5pr sarmeu, Sl.
let % Saoen," 9Rsning for rlnsounueu, 3~irteliae gfter.
retninser, Op. 9ceorabs YoNen Ieperer itabis greo.
ira 8anllelanee. os %forisser iaauiot rnuist at fua I'm,
osrretuina ira ale Dele al 9anoet.
Se8ae Blaee pil inoeboloe feneStc futoft9notae
90 paalioeiigc Observation-Disclosures.
Slaoet ienoes I'll Gorse Gale ire llosaper) 6usr 6r'
Dag. Tor 2 Dollars anrsanaen. Tortueu alene tuter en-
Souar pJ fire Gents, % Subitriptioneu maa oerfOr ienoss
olrette til os, oa ot paa luseH Waaoe fan betale SOmmis'
non Tor Norsesabonneuter.
aoerttsiemenierre ~forosles paa be to Blaoe, o. Der ul
oerIor blioe for holosuis iaa NpertiSenienter bpert
Blao.
Oct Tiger Jig ielp, at Subitriptiunen bsrefter maa
pcfa!cs I Worifno, ba ri eaers life paa nOgen
Wtaaoe ian ueobltpe at ienoe 10 Blaoet TO @au9e ON ll1en.
De Grcoe a6onuentrr aamobes berior paa bet inoItar.
olghe on at lenoe lin Subitription 5orItuo. enteu iOr
Ct pet Var. Sl.25. eaer ct balpsgar, So Gents, eler ct
tpnrt War, 80 Gents.
SeeorabsYoien Os 9eo 2trnen er ~oetiestt.
ot 9amle Sano. o9lan tan panitelig ienoe en- mere ueI'
tonnnien @aoe for ben file Gum ai 2 Dollars til SIast o.
Senner oerbienme. Serom bar ri mnnsfoloise 8ione5'
opro Sreue b%lemmeira. 5Oriss en- aarsuns % i, ON
5 HE ol taa Eat til 9sIL NO. :uttr JtOrae tan ienN
80 I5u 4 aupls ~ rrri's Frim rrf.r
= Saab ON, at bore Seitrabefier for at fuffe bore
sarosinano ct gpbt, biIigt 8ldb paaIfisnnes, anbeiales
SeeorabsVoten oa Weo Nrnen pua bet beoits
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
Yaa 1rebe.

6or 25 Gents oil ri ienbe "9ecpra6s 9pfen" 8 gpoore.
Der paa Yrrpe. Dsan Tan ienbe &oitaee Clamps berium
bet fable. letere. Seno bedne Slal lei. ~
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
sSamilte. Sesmina 9tr. 4.
SuohuIO:


unosrianoct I gttnerife. On geItripelie at genop Stone
Bart meo Ir Sileoer.- Valorisptia.-S Bar Grinorins
Ger ira Oct foffc 3rie. Nj Il. Characterization lanas
@ipenc Nnfraltcn.- Hab oa bans 0enner. vi
Soln Srpipn.-Gt aiftiat ryb.-@eipiteren uirif. Nj
@nD be WanpaSiaHt. Web Ter Bileber-Cnerbeien beirs
toniutct ira 2nerifa. vi Y. u. Etsaarb.- Nieei.
1nioarapcren. 6prt9utns fra California % Recren.
vi Sobannes sSHot. Web elepe SiIeber.- ltaf. ct itaienIt
Stleoe ira NRiooelalbereu.- gisSerue paa &open ON Sns
%efpcloen. Siueoe.- genftpb I Gierpcn. (Senrt S6ieus
Sarnoonlsbleml Heo Sileoe &iainsOans.-sto al bpsrt
on, Spaicrne.
GpiSooer ira 2riasIipet. sSubbplb:-Sn leu "a paa
Siaamarier = SrVOriis @ebfsiaie. IN set ub,u eSSet sfeenbs rGH
artSsltf, To 6sue ira aentudp. -gt 5oruoparel.- SporltpeS Sim table
sfarhen tu,-9 Barrel fra autetem Hitter ct Barrel. = Bon for gdp
9sTism = SIIGgSsIsH . SSssISst ~ anseI Ss straaiObei !. SrisnOsr
gn. aUunabauO ta8eS Gb.-Gn SiarpfptttrousL : Jldsst ps Esbifa.
tater; en- pttnrgult Rcnrabaub. = gooe anbsfulneer- aQfooet mob
6e9heo.-Iruly "a Bold Soldier Boy" Ruaen enhr.
&araftcrtrGf a. Sireoin. Snbbplo:-Da han ait pau
Stoln-S nepln beino SirmpetrRter = hnccn en- Stprieprspe- Brpal
par BET enehs &tebel.- Stttolns retfafne aarainr -9tneuIn o. GeHtrtr
SrHt- gan HuieOe Vii
Ftr I 2alien. vi SonGS 9abL-cm sepen 90 seps
laaten.- Ylaoicn. @nut 9nar Stat auut %
HriHoen.- Sans Seipers. YReo TO Sileoer. Otter "5utes
plaoet" oeo Sernt Ste-Silesarupp ar &eoattgrerne tiIbp.
renoe Den ~nortbauite RreSieiorenins.
Nnbang:
s'ot Sf,aaprat on ..sseorabaY ohen's Sorret.
mine, neb 8crtrGt al "9eccrab! gpten"s lbsiper, Slaoets
&eoaltprer og ourise Arbeibsltof os 20 andre 8iaeoer, Der be.
lrper 6orretutu9en, TrbeiosoGreIier, 8reser o. anoet Afaits
nerL nleo s Sioer SeIt bpori bcltripes en- AOsHoBiuers 9ieu,
%oprbt9beber.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-05-20
Reneniscent.

One of the interesting old settlers of
Minnesota, at one time largely en-
gagged in the stage and transportation
business of Northern Minnesota, is
Captain Russell Blakely, Washing
ton correspondent of the st. Paul Dis
patch makes this mention of him at the
national capital
Capt. Russell Blakely stood on the
lower steps of the United States treas
ury building, facing Lafayette Park,
ST stood here nearly forty years ago, y
he said, son calm and and beauti
full day. Suddenly the sound of a pts
toll shot reverberated through the
street. looked in the park and saw
a man bleeding to death. l also saw
Daniel E. SicBles running across the
park. He had fired the shot that ended
Barton Key. / knew that If | remained
near the place would be summoned
as witness. / was a good friend OF
both men, and go FASTENED away from
the spot.
Mr.. Blakely was in Washington at
the time of firing on Fort Sumter. He
was drafted into reserve force for the
protection of the public buildings, and
carried heavy carbine for three
~ nths before he was given 9 dis
chargA
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-05-20
Its Awful!

The ST. Cloud police has been called
upon to suppress a private prayer
meeting. Journal-Press says:
Nels Lundeen, living on the South
side. has made complaint to the city
attorney and chief of police against
Mrs. Isabella Foster, a neighbOr. 1t
will be remembered that the parties
have had trouble before, and Lundeen
states that the woman has taken a
new tack. Each morning she takes a
pillow. repairs to the corners of her
lot adjoining that of Lundeen and
prays that calamity may Overtake her
neighbor. She invoked all kinds of
curses on Lundeen and his family,
hopes that her neighbor may be sepa-
rated from his wife, that the latter may
be crippled, etc. In her incantations
she used several varieties of vile and
indecent language, and the prosecuted
Iundeen thinks he should be protected
against her evil tongue. So thought
CITY Attorney Taylor and instructions
were given the chief of police to notify
the woman that she must desist from
her practices or stand the conse-
quences:
And yet, the Times of the same date
rather sneeringiJ suggests that New
York is wicked city-but New York
has never been accused of suppress
ing prayer meetings. On the other
hand, they say that which calls out
the Times criticism is the fact that
sold Trinity has celebrated it's 200th
anniversary. For right down red
headed, biasphemous wickedness New
York isn't in it with St. Cloud.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-05-20
! scription $1.5O a Year.
mvN,EsorA IN THE SENATE.


An Eastern magazine and we'll
known Southern newspaper have been
having an interesting, If not an IN
structive, debate on the question:.
HAS the Senate Degenerated! the
magazine taking the affirmative, ana
the newspaper the negative OF the pro-
position. The affirmative contention
is made strong by selecting from the
senate of the old days such men as
Webster, Clay Calhoun, and those
whose names have come down to fame
as the greatest statesmen OF their day,
and pitting them against the average
of the senate of he present time.
While.we have not, perhaps, men OF
such peculiar mold as these in the SEN
ate, as it is now constituted. It will
be generally agreed that the senate CT
today, taken as q whole, will compare
favoraely with that.of any period OF
the past. 1t is unnecessary to name a
list of the leaders of the senate OF to-
day, for every newspaper reader is as
familiar with them as he is with the
names of members of his own family.
1t is a matter of pardonable pride to
MINES ota that she has in the upper
house two of the most conspicuous
and influential members OF that body
something to be considered as rather
exceptional in young state, where
rotation in office is rather the rule.
The custom in the Eastern states IS
to keep a United States senator in Of
flee as long as he is fit for public duty,
and the training and experience which
they acquire soon becomes OF infinite
value to them in meeting the require
ments of craftsmanship and diplomacy
which are so essential to them in secur-
ing desired legislation and recog-
milton for their respective states.
Minnesota's senior senator, Mr.. Da-
Wis. has attained position of promi-
nence and influence in the senate which
has seldom been reached by any Wes-
tern senator, and the junior senator,
Mr.. Nelson, has, within less than two
wears of service, become recognized as
one of the most influential members of
that distinguished body. Each, in his
own particular field of usefulness, is
an honor and credit, to his state, as
we'll as to the nation at large, and the
services which they are jointly render
ing must inevitably result in the recog
milton of Minnesota as one of the chief
factors in the commercial and political
world.
Senator Davis, with his scholarly
and his wonderful gift for pictured
words, his profound knowledge OF in
ternational law and comfy Senator
Nelson, with his intensely practical
views of life and it's affairs, and his
strong personality, which impresses
friends and strangers alike-with these
two as her representatives in the house
of lords, MINES ota need fear COMPARE
son with no state and no period in the
United States senate. Paul Dis
patch.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-05-20
IPasturaae.

! have excellent pasture for dry
stock. Apply at the Pioneer Market
J. M. RIED.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-04-23
A Railroad Without Cars.

In the forest Of the Bridal Veil
laundering company at Bridal Vel, in
Oregon. there Is a railroad which does
b1.iua,- without cars Hauling great
logs from 9 log pond to the saw mill
: the 4 tare Of the business, and the
train. sg.caiied, is made up OF ali or
binary locomotive and string OF
logs, each one as large in diameter,
ana some even larger, than the boiler
Of the engine. Boards are nailed to
the s.eepers between the rail, and on
these the logs slide. Except on
descending grades, the boards are
creased. and the train moves Mt good
speed. Who're the road is level OF
slightly ascending the engine pulls the
logs. and where it Is descending II
hold, them back. At the mills OF the
company the manufactured lumber,
regardless Of size, is run into iume,
and this is carried about two miles to
the plauiug mill and shipping yard,
tue hume descending about 1900 feet
in that distance. Economy IN roll
ing STOCK seems to have been carried
to a maximum on this road, but the
service is quite as well performed rs
the conditions demand $780, CASTER
MAGAZINE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-04-23
When Wanderers Choose.

Saa Pete county is located in C!ah,
and Utah Is the state where they
sometimes shoot murderers instead Of
hanging them. But, although custom
supports death by the bullet, there
was time when the territorial laws
were more liberal. They offered ii
condemned man full menu Of denth.
One sentenced to give mp the ghost
for a capital offence was allowed to
choose between hanging, shooting, and
dacupltation. At least, so 1t was
written in the leather backed books ;
bnt only one man is known to have
chosen the slicIng process. Chicago
Record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-04-23
WISE WORDS.

Great people always have small
enemies.
To be a lion for day, would spoil
a sheep forever.
Habits are the ruts worn IN a road
habitually travelled.
The hardest problems to solve are
the provldences OF God.
The secret OF a secret is to know
how and when to tell il.
Grief Is an outcast, and no man
grasps his hand cordially.
Every man Is our neighbor, who
needs our compassion and help.
The knack OF easy travel is in know
ing how to keep ready all the time.
The man who wears face like
coffin, should not complain If he finds
no welcome.
The giarts who brighten US most,
often turn out to be common-sized
men on stills.
The man who gets up in this world
by putting another man down, loses
more than he gains.
Teach a boy no higher morality
than that honesty Is good policy, and
he will only be honest when 1t Is
policy.
The man who falls on a banana SIX in
once will have sympathy, but he Will
only make fun Tor the boys the next
( time lie lands on his back.
There is nobody We like better than
the man who Is willing to speak his
opinions, except the man who Is will
+ ing to keep them to himself.
1t is doubtful if even angels ever
weep any over the man who never
finds ont where the mud is, until he
gets into 1t up to his neck. Ram :
Horn,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-04-23

There is at present, in the keeping
Of Mr.. Hayward of Argyll Street, Reg
ent Street, Ceylon sapphire belong
ing to Major-General Robley, which
is not less remarkable for its size than
for its translucency and the brilllance
of the optical effects it can show.
The weight oil the gem is 63S carats,
and it Is of a dark milky.blue color,
perfectly transparent and hawless.
Larger sapphires have been known,
but they have usually, if not always,
been dull and muddy, instead of hav-
ing the clear, translucent color of this
specimen, but, in addition, it pos.
sesses a property occasionally found
in slightly cloudy or milky Ceylon
sapphires--and sometimes IN other
gems too-which greatly enhances Its
value in the eyes of believers in the
occult powers of precious stones to
confer health and good fortune on
their wearers. 1t is Il star sapphire
or astoria. That is, being cut en-
cabochon, it displays beautiful opa
lescent star, dividing its six rays a.
the apex, which changes its position
according to the movement OF the
source of light by which it is viewed
By employing two or three sources o.
light two or three of these Stars cal
be simultaneously seen in the gem
By further cutting 1t is said that thu
beauty of this stone could be still
more increased, but, of course, at tn
expense of its size. London Times.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-04-23
Music in the Bible.

DR.. Cyrus Adler, Of the Smithsonian
Institution, lectured IN Philadelphia
at the Mickve Israel Synagogue, under
the auspices of the Mickve Israel Con.
gregation, on The Musical Instru-
ments OF the Bible and Their Modern
Representatives. The lecture was
illustrated with number OF stereop.
ticon pictures OF ancient musical IN
struments as shown in statues and bias
relief and their prototypes OF the
present day. The different musical
Instruments OF the Bible were de-
scribed in detail by DR.. Adler, under
the following three classes: lnstru.
ments of percussion, wind Instruments
and string instruments. The only
musical instrument used among the
ancient lsraelites of which We have q
contemporary representation Is the
long trumpet preserved in the arch OF
Titus in Rome. This resembles the
modern "n'feer' OF the Moors. The
only instrument used IN ancient times
which is still in use is the "shofor,
or rams horn, blown in the synagogues
on the Hebrew New Year Day and the
Day of Atonement. Other ancient
instruments which have their repre-
sensations in modern forms are the
tabret and or band drum, rymbsls,
the flute or pipe, the double flute, the
bagpipe, the harp, the psaltry or dull,
elmer. Various instruments not GER
tainly identified, mentioned III the
Bible, are evidently instruments in.
/ tended to accompany particular
/ Psalms. and these are named accord,
! ing to the instruments which were
used in the accompaniment to theiI
/ rhythmic rendering.
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