davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
Iuftionsiala.

STertii9 Guttipu pil 9prouo ben 4oe
Warts blluc 1tbplot paa min ,Surlu. az
Dtil / Sp0 ipr gauCsborp, Wtlur, uper isl
9enoe @ienopm: Yiin Jarm, 100 Ncres, be.
lt9genoe l 3pipn o. Nmberlt. FILLMORE 60.
Ntltr., | Sectiou 10, 80 Hpps ira Sirfeu GA
q Nhl ira Stolebus; 10 Ncres unocr
SDrtnlng, 6eiten Stuo % @ngmurt. ,Sar.
men er 9oot ino9iGroet % bar en- opb
Srpno og Siu0mgle. Gu0le al SpoIitls
9erue er gpotipm me, % andre err oSn,Ie
@oot Nabultab. @ruuoen iii. at Gienoom.
men rtaa IGlgeS, er. at ben tilhgrer ct Sfiis
tebo. Sal9sbettngelier: 800 ium S,aaubs
penas, Nalpoelen al bet ReitercaOe betalcs
lnoel 10 Gage, o9 ben anocn SaluOel uteo
ten euer Here Wars Senltano, on ida pnItes,
% til 5 Yrocent 6ente.
Sesuoen ltai iplGeUoe 2pspre iGlaes peS
lamme Nnleoning: 2 0eite, s 2tur ganrle: 1
Soppe. 9 Var 9amlnel; s aisr, 10 al BEN
trtlte glelt:tIer; l auie; ) StuOe % 9 Suie.
talpe; CT Fdr SItoreoe NorS; Cuoel Eur
tens; Ell SlGoe; enoeI 5lmuthnbp: en-
3Gmptleoel; ct SGt SmeoeuGrttpi: ct z rt
commemorative; ell @aaopap Rpbe
os en- YluIb Hobe; 9eering Sinoer: See.
ring ytoiucr: tiger &ate; 5iser Seeoer,
II Soe; Deere @prnplauter: Seuitpue
Srtllploutsr; Bertrand y SIMS Corn Gul.
%ttoator; Aemc Sarp: ga crosse 9roo.
Stou9tcu @a9ou; S~tpu0btru 8uoop:
3bprnp'or Suggp: 900 5rud; San Mad
So9 Hnt % gSoco Rad, iamt rnocl Susoe,
rdao % nleget anoet. SulasbetluocliSSr.
Vile a~lpbelummer uuoer $40 beiales fpus
tant; Tor GUNNER oosr $40 oipes Ct Wars
Senltano mob COB Sltterbsb % 10 Rrcceut
meIie. 2. ". sarfen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
nisconiins Seeislatur.

Manoag, ben 20be 5sb. - 9.g9s
Suie bplbt forte Wsbsr / often. vi
b. 20 6OrFag pau SuIets aulenber
bleo be feite bsnpiite til fpriti.nis.
aomiteer. Senatst peotpg to SorIIag,
at bpilts bet enc eiper Gmb.osm9no
og andre, fcm bar Inipttslie oeo Stas
tens Snititutioner, aipler os Sophia
Ter, pplitimDnoiebsb.
Sirsbas, ben 21oe. - Reitsu ale
MeOlemmer al Suiet rsiIte iii 9rssn
Bah ibas for at beisge Statens Rss
fprmatorp. De tommer life tilbdge
for 2orsoag Sormiobus. Senatet be-
ilutteoe lite al reiis til 9rssn Ban, men
bet bar tun iamlet npgle faa Winutsr
og peoto9 fun ct 6priIag ON, at Gouns
tpembsosm9no Ital bier Maaneo rap
portere be Spprtler, be bar mobtaaet.
Sorsoug, ben 23oe Seb. - Reprss
Isntant Srue fra 8araboo fremIatte
ibug ct ENHANCEMENT til SoriIaget ON
2ggteitubslicenis. Oct bsitsmmer bl.
a., at en- 2icenis mua uoitebes 5 Oage,
for 9ielisn timber Steo. prsftsr eller
Sreosoommsre, iom obertr9ber benns
COB, fan itraHes meo Multt eller
5angiel. Oct er ianoipnlist, at Sors
iIaset peotages. Mr. Dbeelers Sors
Tag ON, at 9arbsrsre 1tuG afl9eg.
Gramen, for be faur Sinabslie at bripe
lin S%orretnins, sr al 9pmits.n for ben
ofentlise Sunbbsb inoItiGet til 9ebs
tasslIe.
5reous, ben 24b. Ssb. - RoeI. al
Senutets Somiteer inbitiqebs ibag til
9sotuselie 81 SOrilag, iaa bet Ter uo
til, at Senatorerue er begpnbt at ar
beibe for Glopr; II Sorilag blep an
befaleoe til at f~ortaiteS; al bisIe bar
6orildgst ON, at SberiFer % oeres
Deputies itul fau faite 2snningsr. 8
Suist blep Der fremiut en- 69IssrsIos
luton ON, at ben aftrGb.nbe 9uoernsr
itaI peo fin Gmbebstermins @iIlutning
isnoe essislaturen ct 8ubTtab. 5ors
ilu9et ON, at ale Eager, IslO be, Tom
pruttiiersos, bd ben npe Sob traabte /
aruft for TO gar iibsn, ftat r.giitreres,
blep pebtugst at Suist msb 40 mob Al
Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
Gursbrag.

2it.rat 8. 8. SGrooIb boIbt Sr,s
Rag often / Go[Isosts @pmna'iitlptole
ct Torsorae ON lin Ror9sstur og gsrs
eensuoitilingsn. 6orebrd9et bar
trobs bet tolbe og u~b.boqsIi9e 9eir
NOT ido 9pbt b,isst. Gan inolebebs tit
Gor,broa msb en- poetiit Stiloring al
be Eflslier, Der trans.r inb pdu en-
Nprfs amsritdnsr, roar ban tiltreber
Sismreiier % nGrmsr fig bet tiGre
5Horelunos 3piter. Soreora9et tuus
itrsreoss psb en- WGnobe patre Gps'
billeo,r. San ~beepnbt. meb ariitidns
Iano isst fra Gmeritabump.ren, oerfrd
en- fort 5ur til ariitiunia o9 'aa til
Ser9snsubItinin9sn, boor ban tog
Silbsrsrns omtring baaoe bstt pg laot
% / d1e be pietigit. uoitiqingsbpgs
nirs.r. San pifte benz ogiua mango
giqsbsr at be NET bstienbts biitoriTte
gp9nlr9sr I Bergen. Sertra GIT Gus
r,n til Sarbunser, @oIs % SpsH,
9ienrsm mango TRANCE Sulfsrer mso
bimmslbsis 6jelbpntts Os ub pua be
oatre 6iorbs, Tom iau ofte bar pGrst
bsitrsOne buobe poo prufa og / poeit,
Sililut frtmpit. Sr. SGruolo nogIe
8il.ber al Norotap % Wionat'olen.
RoeIs al Sinebsrne bar life iau flare,
Tom be burbe bare pGrst. Iariuoen
pal ben, at 2otulet bar ppoarmst oeo
Damp, % benne lu9bs fig paa Pla'
oerns, idu 2nIet life tunos trGn9e sooi
i9iennsm.
Rosst uf bet NET iutersSionts Der
5orsoruest par be mango potrs 9iet,
poa RaaIet, iom 5prsbru9sbolosrer
'trseoe inb m,GI.m 8iIsosrne, hpor b
b%iitoriIt sGIsr IcfaIt bsISit. b. Steber
ipm frsmoiites.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
6ulobrnnnp.

Den gumIs !SHesrsmdno SOcob
Stencil og 6uitru, fsbt gsnnins 6saos
irgtcn, bar ben 9Iro, ibug (osn 27osJ
at turn, ftir, ber.s 8ulbbrp1up. gn
bel Del Of Tamili,ns 8,nner ,r ino.
buon, til Miooag al ben pu9its Ssn
% 6uitru, Der M briper Surmen, iad
bet er ,sentlig en- Op,rruTteEft for be
@dmI,. Oct .r MI omtring "A Gur,
fiben Wr. Ssrps1 os Suitru inocans
orsbe iii WirnsIbsit So. 'Om ur9e
N,nrcitsr, % mso en- temm.Iig mlos
b,Imaabig 8ormus. gu ,r be lie
aIsns ptIItoasnos, men rta,, % bar
Bern, Der bar itittet fig bel, Iau be bar
al @runb til at bore tiIfr,bIe oe glade
pua bennt here's S~sttiosbug. Wtr.
Sstpe1 bar TO @an9s pHr.t palst 'om
Tsblcm af 2eoisIatursr. og I mango
3crminer bar ban pGrst WebIem at
GpuntDitprelI,r, Iiasfom ban bar be-
tI4bt fl,re minbrs S%iQibsbperp.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
Stor 6dpe til port Sll.
there olleoe.

9et bill sl9oe "8irtetib.nbe"s 2Gs
isre at bsrs, at Dor betisnbte 2anos.
munb Son. 5. u. Sobnion | Wuoifon.
Wis.. bar 1iautst ct tuIeno Dollars,
Iom itul anosnbss til gpgning for ct
Soipitul peo &utbsrs 6pllege. Oct bar
/ Speoomstilf9loe alsreps p9rst ct
otts i1roeles fslelis Sapn, at ri lille
bapo. en- iuaoun Spsnins, bpor Ipgs
Sifciple tunbs - napnlig / ImitIomme
epiosmifte Spsoomme, afIonores fra
be andre, iua man life Ituloe ~reiitsrs at
muatte bGpe belle llnosroisntn9sn %
ienoe be frifte bism for ct Oar ipgss
Stplo. Sg Stplens geitprsr, Yrof.
Garisn, bapbe ifior psb Spnoberne
t~noit9noi9 bs9iGret, at en- iauban 8pss
ming mautte ppfsres inarsit muIig.
Men Spuooerne fonot, at Ri for III
ben lite baDoe Raub til bet % dnbsIus
leoe, al Onctplene Tube / 6erierne
fsg. at iamIe ino 9enge bertil. Msn
bet piloe bel sau langIomt. Yrof,
2arien baoos imiblertib label en- 4rtis
tett uodrbsioe ptan og SpsrIlas ON
Soitnin9, Otter ben ubresnins ituloe
Suist toite $1,115, iberesnst Plumbs
ing. S~iiciplen. bar iamI.t Iibt op.r
$3.50. Ss MI bar ca Sr. Sobnions
tore 8aps, iom oll.rsbe .r inbb.talt,
lat oS iitanb til itrGr at b.spnbe Or
bsibet meo Spfsrslisn.
Sdd bill bo bette Sdpn M afbi9ls
pes, pg airtsraaost bar b.Iluttst m.b
8iperens SamtDffe at fable 9ponirz
gen; ). VI. Sobnion 9isbolt SpIpital.
8isboIt er nemlig !Sr. Solutions ia,
osrs S9orss 9oaro, bnor ban ogiad
islp er opbraset. Sg @isbolt Wa6ine
So. Naoiion, iom ). ". Scbnion %
Ssnnsr bsItprsr, er optalot sfter bette
osrss gamls 6umilisiao..
Msr8 8irtsrdabet pua Spnoosns
8esne ptl Isnoe ben tiGr, 8ioer Dor
beofte 5at, maa ri ogiaa Der frems
barre pores aass bjsrtsligits Sdt oa
Gn'te ON, at Cub muatts peliisne Ga
pen for ham og bans tiGre, IaapelIom
for os ale.
gtadtts osiua ben 9slii9nslis fslse
meo oenne @aps, at bet tunbe blipe
ct gtismpel, ION andre. Der er iitdno
BERTH, gisrns Oilbe sfterfplee.
Der sr iaa mango sing psb en- iaas
ban Stole, ION trGne.s iaart, men
ION life sr faa lei at Itaffs - berIom
lite osus 8enu.r pil bialpe til PEP
pripat 9opmilobso. Og Di baabsr,
iOm anipost, al bet eooe Gtiempei,
Tom Der .r eipet, oil Sib eitsr unpsu
bragg Her. sftsr zig. - s. n. 3. /
90. 0utb. atrfet-1
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
Smaaplnf.

Ole 6oppsritab fra Gupron, Sn.,
Tom / 2srOass til 0.ccrub for at be-
Isse lin 8robsr s. ). Sopp.r'too.
OIt 9. 9opt og Sngd amunoa
8. ResIst bar 'iofts llge fudt 2Ggte.
TtdbslitsnIt.
ears Sooitoo, 80 @dr edmmeI,
rfbfte Srn at Mr. o9 Mrs. q. Suus
fab / Canoe 9otpnIbip, bsoe / Grss
bags sftsr larqsrc 3ibs Spesligb.o.
9sgrap,lIsn iorssuar / Rors.n, Yrs
bag.
Wtrs. Qartin tom I 5rsoass
bism fra Ct. paul, buor bun / ct Bar
Woarsosr bar oGret | g,fsg hos tine
Stnner.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
SSeit ior Yruf. g. q. Stub.

$. y. Stub, Brett for Snnobens
Wtenigbeb / S.tprub, fpIote / Snss
bags 80 aar. s ben a~nIsbnine bapoe
M.risbeben fact titaub en- SiIitelz
ming | airten for paa ben Maaos at
btpicns lin ofbolbte Brett i'm Sriagz
teIie % 8iGrliebeo. 9a @snigbeben
bopbs IamIst fig / 9irtsn, iepbtes en-
aomit. oper for at bsnts 9roF. Stub
ira hans Sism. San bar nstop toms
met hism fra ct fort gsisg Oeb SDnos
hens Ssmtndr / RpbbinsoaIe, bpor
man O9'aa baOoe buOt Set for BAN.
Timber oenne Set bIso ct SIieportrrt
at bam, maIst al 8. 6uuIta % bstult
for al Professionals iamtlige forbsns
pGreroe GIepsr, afIlsret. 0et itaI
iensre upb1nsss / bet me Seminar,
iom inurt ftol opfsrss / Samlins.
Cpsrroitet bar grufssIoren bIspsn urls
Der III Apbolp beo' Ser1llartet, % eno
mere opsrru'tet bIep ban, oa ban Iou
ben fore characteristic fOran ia /
i'm Strife Der.
pa Snnoosns airteraao r.top
bpIot fine Wsoer i 9etorob, bapoe
M~sniebsosn ppfOroret Sormano So
rsn til at tale til S~GbersgieTten. 8
en- oottsr % a~nIldusnos Gale frsms
bolbt gaitpr Sorsn. bOab Yroi. Stub
bopoe DGrtt for bet Sdmiuno, ban
tiIbsrer, % sniteOe BAN iremoslss
Cubs ri9s 9eliisnsIis. Qaa R,uigz
bsbens 9egns ooerratts Proi. 6. g.
Reque | Imutts os oarms Orb en- Ben
s.9aOs til Wlenisbsosns ufbOIbts Brett.
S,nns tuttsc. Opbt beOGs,t for Sisie
gsOtier poa ben aiarIisbeb. bOormso
ban bar pufattet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
Sra Sprins 6rope.
godnt iru The Herald"

Pso.r q. peberion afeit Wunoaa
Morgsr peO 8sben | lit !5ism / Nrrs
bsoen at Gudrbabl. San bar tnapt
80 Mar gammsl. 9sbsaariagsn bar
9~rpitip9oom. Gnte O9 ire imau
gsrn obsrlsoer BAN.
49, Rr. os mrs. 4nbrstp Subls |
W~ilmineton miItsoe forIeoen Dag en-
a Qor gommsI Ssn | Stdrla9snSiss
Der, Der / iibite Maon,o bar optrauot
Iigsfrem epioemiit inbsn nGpnte ia:
mile. 8esrupelien funbt Steb for
rigs 2srbas.
- Gn 8 qar gdmm.l Ssn al Wr,
og Mrs. Gofporo Wprab osbe forries
Sorsbag. Mrs. Mbrub bar ogido
ffrantst .nbel, men Itdl MI bore | sot
8eorirg.
- GbriTtinn Reierfon fra 8its
min9ton Sorpnibip bsbe forrig. Sirss
bag Mprssn efterat bare blst rammet
al ct SIagtiGfnIoe. Snbtil Gsroag bar
ban friif og rail- lam Danlig. 9an bar
60 aar gammel % our en- 9rober al
afbsbe Rsis Rsisrion fra Spring
9rope sotpnfbip. 4fbebes Suitru
operleper bdm.
- @n S0darig Olbine peb Naor
Warb peo Silper Greet FRS
forlebm Rat tiIosb.. San bapbs /
3ib pGret libt tomist at fig %
Iaa bupbe ban en- at be tulbeits Retter
ituuet op fra i'm Sens og eudet ub til
en- Ssitat, bpor ban families bob.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28

Rsnisbebens 9oinosfor.ning, 'om
bel bopce ben itsrits Del | at hdpe
facet Soften iiionb, inbbsc MI ben belle
PERTAINING til a~ftsnsmob / airtsns
9dIsment. Der bar en- SperfIoo of
COB Mldo og SierteIisbso fra ale ann'
ter. spinotforsnirsen bapoe al &re
al I'm SilftsIning.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
9ecDrab py Smegh.
@nmmel SrttLtr ban.
Zen 21Oe 5ssruar 1890.

Smut Sddpeion aatrt, So adr
eammsI, bsoe i fit Sjsm 3 giI | uoro
fra O8iiar Ssnoa9 bitten, ben l9oe
G,bruar. Dan bar Isct / Sruntsbsrg
gnner til S0ibes.ib. 3belemartsn,
Rore,. Sun tom til Imsrtta 1852,
oe til Soma 1854, fua ban fan rtsnts
for at babe prr,t en- sdmmtI Settler.
6ans 'ioIte SnebOm pursoc blot 4S
9im,r og 'aa lille ub til at prrs oil
pcrIie Iiot iii BET Shift.
gsgrapcIisu for,sit fra 8aibin9'
ton Qruirir airts Srsodg ben 22oe
unotr tor 9,ItngtIi,. troos bet ubss
bdeeIia, 8sir. poftor PAUL aoren
Torr,ttto, og ldao. iio'ts Del al Math.
24oe 9apiteI til @runo for 2igprRcts
i,u,n. Gfosos ,ft.rIabsr fig Gnt. Og
II Bern.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
ct Sirferis opcr 3apct.

Gu urg 5amilisfaoer / amsritd bar,
meppslsr en- ipenIt Ipis, 'trspet biem
til lin sumle Moosr / Spsriss ps bsot
bsnps isnoe bam bet Ris. ban ION
Barn fit Image. Oct Hal b9nges op !
bans me Sism iom ct ti9rt O. Winoe
ON garnoommsn % iamtibie iom ct
abparenbe Wemento for bans ssns
Smaa.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
Ten beoite 4, oltemeeiein | werseu.

Warmers White Wine OF Tar Sirup,
SGrinsssSur. belbrcosr Ell Sprtlplelie i "a
Timer. bots gtielet beHpttes tioe-itauoicr
tiie SOlten pda ct Diluut reb at lanme sal.
len. men beIbrsper Spsopmmeu % sisr
Solisn os Sunserue iriiie os itGrte. 25 o.
30 Sent.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28

Senot,t psbtog WaiIers 5orilda on.
at aIe 9ionesbpro dfeiOns for Gta'
tens Ssrnbanetommisiio ftdl ogida
9ielbe for 0iitrittsrettsrne, idd lite
npe 8ibner bebsper at afbsres.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28
FRA Set norife Stortino.

iii pio.nitabelise CO liierrre 5ors
mndt bar Stortinsst bepiIgst ialt
1885 aron.r.
llnsoomsIdsenes Jorilue ON, at en-
at S~psupsrne | ncrit Still Oeo ben
bsier. ps laO.rs G~artrprsp. ifal ifris
oes pad 2onosmadl, for.Ildar airtcs
iOmit,,n uperisnot R.si.ring.n.
iii Wonum.ntet for Wtattmatiieren
Risls !Senrit libel tnbitil.r Budget
tomitssn .nitsmmig bsDilset ct Stats
biorue al 10000 aron.r.
IorIldeet ON 9igt.rsae. til 8ris
itof.r SanI,n er msb So mob AZ Stsms
msr fortaitst Of Stortins.t. 5oriIas
get ON Sp.rienbelie til R.si.rins.n
meo anbefdline at, at Sanion mad
tomme | 8etragtning peo ubbeliugen
al u~noeritsttslie til 5orfatt.rs, bI.p
lisslebss fortaitet m.b 60 Stsmmer.
gubgettomiteen fore laar, at lIts
itsin aloitsrtirte opsrtases al Stat.n
forat reitaurerss og peoligebolb.s iom
Sortibsminoe. Sit Reitauration af
Sirtsn fore laaes for fommsnbe 8uos
ssttsrmin bepilsst 10000 8ronsr. Den
er bsrssnet at bile toii. 10000 ar.
guosettomiteens Snbtiuing ON
g~epiIsnins at 4,5O0 aarlis til ct pro-
fesiorat | norf 2anbsmaal psb 3ris
%itidnid llniperfitet, blep at Stortinset
peotugst mso fun 6 Skinner. Gam
tibig bill profesior Woltte Mos saa
oOer / ct ~beprselist profesiorat / Sol
tetrabitior,r pg miooelaloris 2iteras
tur.
Sil Ior~b.reoenbe Qrb.io.r for Opz
fsrelie az Ct mt Sbierpotprium pad
gots.ntan.n bar Sinset bepils.t 1000
aron.r.
8ourb.n Rsitab Deb 2eoanser er be-
Tuttst inotiebt til 4anbsIpas.Itole for
bet Norbsnfi.Ibf.. st WinbretaI for.s
1log Sjsb al 9aarben Sluppen oeb
Sronbbism, Der imiolerttb bar ca.
$4,000 Rroner bprere enb Rsistb %
tfslse 8ienoisss uoiusn lille Hal bape
en- iuno SsIis9snbsb.
Sr. u. Sunien bar til Stortineet
inbleperet ct Sorfldg ON, at Der OPP
rett.s ct nprft StatstrDtteri / 2iebsb
meb Dor umeritanite Government
printing OHics".
Den 7oe Sebruar h~epilg.oe Stors
tinset eftsr en- lGnsere 9.bat en- Gum
inbtil $4,000 9roner til Wpbtaeelie
uf ben interpurlam.nturiite 5reostons
5res Tom i fsrittomm.nbe Iueuit
Waaneb bill tolbs 1T 4arsmsbe i 8riz
i%tiuniu. Gnbel at Ssire itemte for
fun 25,OOO. ollie S.Itusere / benin.
JrsbSs % 8Olbgiftstonsrss er Mebs
lemmsr at Guropds Rationalfpriams
finger. Stortingsbpeninsen bill bli
itilet til Sonsrssiens 9ispoiition.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28

artig. "Sppr mango Stierner fan De
ie?" ipurgts bun.
70 flers enb De" Ipareos ban.
"Spcr fan De oios bet2~
SEQ fer 9erss Zine"
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28

I'll Iorb.rebenbe 4rbeib.r for Sps
f"srelie az ct mt Sbierpatprium pad
gotsental.n bar sinset bepiIs.t 1000
6roner.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28

iii pio.nitabelise CO Iiterrre Jors
mudt bar Stortinsst bepiIget ialt
1885 aron.r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-28

llnsOOmsIussnes 5orilae ON, at en-
al SpsaOsrne / nprlt Still O.O ben
bsier. os laO.rs Gar.rprsp. ital Itris
oes pad 2unOsmadl, fOr.ildar airtcs
tomit,,n Operi.not R.ei.ringtn.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-01
Farm Gardens.

With the garden, as with the field
crops, good rotation is best If the best
growth and yield is to be received. For
this reason as we'll as for convenience in
working 1t is best to plan out the plant
ing Of the garden before the season for
planting opens.
In order to eConomize space to the best
advantage and at the same time lessen
the labor of cultivation as much as pos
sible it is best to plant everything in
long rows.
Then by little planning in planting
the different varieties and kinds 1t will
be possible to grow more and to keep
the ground occupied to a better adVan-
tage.
If there is any one crop that should
occupy the ground for two or three years
in succession it is onions. largely on ac-
count Of the work Of cultivation. But
when clean cultivation Is given to all
OF the garden this will not be so necces-
sary. OF all crops usually grown in the
garden the onion Is rather the most diff
ficult to keep clean, and If there is a
spot in the garden that is free from
weeds and grass generally, it is the best
place to grow onions. But even with
this crop it is not best to continue to
grow too continuously.
Another item in planting is to have
the crops arranged so as to keep the
ground occupied as fully as possible
through the growing season. BY a little
care in this respect two crops may in a
majority of cases be grown while in
some even three may be secured. But
If the most is made out OF the garden
in this way it is essential that one crop
should follow another as closely as pos
sible.
The advantage in planning ahead is
that when favorable time for planting
comes the work can be pushed along to a
much better advantage than if it must
be begun with no settled plan in view.
Make the garden supply plenty Of
fresh vegetables all through the grow
ing season with sufficient surplus to
store away for winter-N J. Shepherd.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-01
A Theory OF Hog Cholera.

My great aim has been to find out what
hog cholera Is, its cause and cure. AS
yet, I have never found any one that
agreed with me, but can prove that my
theory is correct and stands to reason.
Typhoid fever in the human family and
hog cholera are one and the same dis
ease, but hogs have the disease in more
violent form. Have known cats to die
with it, and studied the progress Of the
desease in them until dead. Chicken
cholera is one and the same disease
Rats have 1t, but not in violent form.
Through the last source the disease
breaks out in unexpected places, as the
rats will leave the germs of the disease
in the corn; the good wife feeds this corn
to her chickens; the farmer starts his
hogs on the old corn. AS before stated
typhoid fever and hog cholera are the
same. Have known the fever to go
through an entire family; any one visit
ing them during such sickness will carry
the disease in their clothes; now let
them go among a lot Of hogs, the chances
are ten to one the cholera will break out
in the drove, as the hog is more suscep-
tible to the disease than any other crea-
IuFS. Al d HdH is la perLeCt HcatlH, HS
will throw off the disease; not so with
the hog. The first great essential thing
is cleanliness in the hog, as well as in the
human family. Take hog with typhoid
fever as call it. and treat him the same
as you would father, mother. sister or
brother for the same disease, and the
chances are that he will get we'll AS
this Is impossible, a different course is
determined Upon.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-01
Practical Farm Notes
From ActMal Experlence.
agriculture HOu Useful Most Noble Employment Man."
Washington.
Waste and Profits.

In the fruit industry the waste often
consumes the profits, An inopportune
rain or wind at the time when the fruit
Is just rlpening often ruins the hopes
and anticipatlOns Of whole year. The
failure to use the right kind OF pack
age and to make the fruit look It's best
in II often degrades the quality in the
estimation Of the buyer from first to sec
Ond class with the corresponding reduc-
tiOn of price. The crowded market OF
Saturday often leaves on hands Of the
grower few crates OF berries which are
worthless when the market opens on the
following week. The insects somehow
find their way to the fruit and just at the
time when 1t should rlpen we find that 1t
Is ruined. Nine cases out Of ten Of fall
ure In the fruit business comes through
loss due to waste or neglect.
The most successful fruit grower must
learn early in his career that his prod
ucts are at all times tender and quickly
perishable. He must, so far as he is
able, prevent the contact Of any agent
that destroys or reduces the value Of
his fruit. This Is not something that is
beyond his power. BY a vigilant war
fare against insects he can greatly in
crease the quantity and improve the
quality Of the crop which he is raising.
Cold storage affords one Of the most
practical means of preventing waste in
the fruit crop that we have Apples that
fall from the tree when almost ripe, and
are lost, are frequently ripe enough to
be picked and placed in cold storage. The
fact that apples for cold storage should
be picked while solid is valuable infor-
nation to those who realize that their
fruit Is dropping badly while in that
state A cold storage house on the fruit
farm Is of immense value In preventing
the waste in summer fruits that come
naturally through rapid decay. Berries,
cherries, plums and peaches can be kept
number OF days, even weeks, and there
is thus afforded ample opportunity for
using or disposing of them. Let the
farmer and fruit grower be as painstak-
ing to prevent waste in their products
as the packers and the manufacturers
are to prevent waste in their large COM
mercial establishments and the profits
to the farmers and fruit growers would
be greatly increased. w. L. HALL.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-01

AS the old adage says, "An ounce Of
prevention is better than a pound OF
cure"
In case Of typhoid fever, bury all ex.
crement from patient, kill and cremate
all sick cats, rats and chickens. II you
start to feed old corn to hogs, soak the
corn in a solution Of copperas water.
Let the hogs have free access to charcoal
by so doing you will save one-fourth
of your corn.
The cure for hog cholera: 2 pounds
Copperas, pounds sulphur, pounds
charcoal, ounces gentian, ounces
black antimOny. Powder and mix.
Dose-Tablespoonful three times a day
in slop or ground feed as preventive.
IL too sick to eat throw hog on back,
put strap around under jaw, with spoon
put medicine down throat. Will warrant
this If properly done, to cure eight out of
ten sick hogs
If SOW is with pig, the chances are
that she will die. If she does not, she
will lose her pigs; and will be o6 no
value as a brood SOW afterwards. The
successful business man guards against
every contingency, so must the farmer
watch every nook and corner and trust
the Lord for the increase Will Man
ming.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-01
Last Years Cotton Crop.

The amount of cotton left unplcked
this season is very large. The season has
not been favorable for picking and farm
ers have not been aOle to offer wages
that would attract pickers. II is esti-
mated that as much as 30 per cent Of the
cotton grown last summer will not be
picked. The labor put upon this will be
q dead loss to the cotton planter and land
owner, and the only thing for many
growers to do is to add to their mort
gage Indebtedness In order to carry on
operations next season. II this land that
now carries crop Of cotton going to
waste had been planted In food crops
It would have made a living for owner
and tenant and saved both from becom-
Ing more deeply involved In debt to the
money lenders Of the South who are usu-
ally men without scruples about taking
every possible advantage OF their debtors.
Fortunately the farmers Of the North
are getting fair prices for all Of their
crops, and the crops last season were
fairly good, but this does not prove that
diversified farming is not best both for
North and South.-Farmer's Voice.