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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

at uoisse % fisbe nusle rise @uIomiuer, bouri be
uep SorbsI iunoe ~aubrinse fine Eeuse. Ssfeu 1908
Tom &apt. geoerbergb tilbage til be Sprenebe Slater
ps meobraste Stisoer paa b. 0peunepnte claims,
bporefter GOOD HOPE BAY MINING 20. bIeu
oannet meb en- NitisfnpitaI al 8 1880, 900, forfeit paa
L500, 900 non-assessable Nttier meo en- paoIpoenoe
geroi al $1.00 pr. &ttie, ps inlorporeret I South
9afota.
&ompaniets @ftiouerer bsfaar neiten uosluitenbe
Of etanoinaper, bpilte inbitso 8eass til Risbet Of
be opsnneunte @ulominsr. f~orpisispe ON, at Rupt.
Gsoerbsrsb mso fin g~rfarius o. b~etieubte Saoerlisbso
bapbe trufet ct EaIs, ium pilOe biioe en- ~Sisboms'
tiIbe for subpsr, Der bar beIbis not til at faa auosIi
Suretasenoet.
8pmpauiet aster ON tort Sib at pnabespnbe Srif-
ten al fine Riuer, % bar beoeset aapt. gebsrbsrsb
til at retie til Glaita for at siSre be ~fornsbne 5orbe-
rsoslier bertiL. men bet er mso Minsorift iom meo
enbper anoeu Sorretuiug: Der ~ubforores 8apital, os
10 itprrs senne er % aItiaa 10 Here Ntuno, ri Tan iette
/ Nrbeioe, oeItp ItBrre pl naturIisuis uobpttst biipe
os befto b~urtisere fan ri bsspube at betaIe Hftioue'
rerue 9ipioenoe. &au man nsmlis meb en- Ufano
: ubpinos for so Dollars / Cub ON SassH, fan man
meO 10 Iauo uOptnoe 500 Dollars.
Oct er Dor Seuigt at Saa frern uau en- ~fOriistis %
~stonpmif Dtaaoe, og ben Ropital, Der tr9nses er life
pperp9tteS for. Niinerne e. iom fsr reunt, fuIot
betalte, % Der tr9ues inesn RaIttner, eiteriom &onIs
J paniets gienbomme er, buao man faloer ''placer
mining claims" bporira @ulbst uopinoss uso SiRlp
Of Saffe % Spuoe pa ~uopaIfeS / SrereIIoer; men
Der Itul Yeuse til at betale Dfir.arbeiosrHes &oit os
2pn, % oa gnteltmauo, ipm EeseL lite bar ~tilfr9tte'
Is flor @apitnI til OF oripe ct ilist Sorstagenoe paa
eaen 5adnb, maa man altiaa tp til Cooperation, %
aompaniet bar osrior afiat ct besranoiet INITIAL Ut
tier, iom inotil ptbere uil blipe ioIst til ben Iape Brts
at 10 Gents Stpttet. Rpnipaniet iorbeboIosr fig Dog
&et til at forbsie oeune 9ris naaripmhelit o. uo.u
Barrel, liant at itanie SaIset af aiter, naar bet for.
nsSne BeBb er tilpeiebrast.
Oct minSae INITIAL sitter, Der ialsss til en- Der.
ion, er 100.
Oct er life oits. at Der tiIbpees Bublifum
CIT 9eilisbso ION oeuus til at bliue ureo ira
Ssapuoelien af meoeus Rriieu pua Gitierue sr
IapeIt, / ct 5oretasenoe, Tom ao.u Guil pI itaffe
| SuteresIeutsrne ct tort lobptte paa tine aitier, os
bet er berior ~peutelist, at giteripSr8Isn eitsr Aftter
nil blipe uuaaosIis tor. vi Oeuus gruuo sisr man
| fIoaeft | at tesue ia uppboIoelis; elsrs ~refttsrer man
at MATTE betaIe mere for aitierue. fht BrisiorbPteI'
fen Tan Fuos Stso uaariombeIf, suer osiaa at btsie
er ~uoiplste.
On Inuft iuuItreret grcipsftus, iubebcIssnbe uofsr.
| lios CpIpsniuser, Barter Ousr aIaita iumt Sort .sneIis
| oper Renpaniets attiouarer, tIIieubss frit paa
| aumponius.
Setit tr en- eplbtu Seilisbts i'll at ~aubrinss genss
saa en- isrs.lastis gaaas,. Yah ben in. pasisrs
Ten iOrbi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

frnot, at bet inoeboIot fra 2 til 8
Vrccent llroniittn. Ban Ddpier iola.
te npIig 2onoet til Reliance Co., %
MI fol Sduften renies no og llo.
|gropningen oripes pibere. Megjerin.
gen bar beot ON Yrsoer al Stadium.
%eIementerne, o. man tror, at llrani'
Inn poa bette 2onb bill blipe meget
prrbtfiilbt. 3esieringens 5uamrno
flyer, at Grts, iom inoeboIber 3 BRO.
cent Stadium. er rig NOT til at benpt'
ties.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
MidJiann.
Norma 9aripn, en- II .

Norma Saripu, er fl Mars gam.
mel Eiae / Rcuomoree. ianbtes for.
Ieoeu Nat peo WiSuatstio lissenoe
paa Sernbaneu / en- bepiSitleS Sil.
itono. Mau miStGnfer Ell pel fienot
una Rano / Menomonee for al BABE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
ssoit. M Wrs. %. Z. Senien opcr.

4 kUu. w NV. ~. - VS"ls"
raifcbes poa oeres tinarise grpliips.
oas AT Mcolemmer Of ben oanif.I i'
tberifc Menigbeo / Otpatcnna. 9e
@cisscnoe cferloo fig mango pGrot.
fuloe @ober.
Sfrrf qnnilb. - Duluth bapoc' 4
Ssnooas Iarcts ferite Toroenpeir,
oa 2piiet rommeoc Sobn 5orffis Siis
cp Hog ire MeoIemmer al 6amilien !
@uIpet. 9%mnitraaIen latte Slo Sn:
iet oa Observation-Disclosures maatte no
for at il,iffe oet.
SIem Sfpgbranb. = Ger melotes
npIig til Duluth, at Sfogbrano par
nSbrlbt / Surnfoaen paa Chippewa.
Rcierpationcn mellem Sarris % 9ais
2afe o. NOR Sdlep, nogle faa Ntil
eitenfor Gals Safe, o. beriom Der
life mart fonrmer 4esn, bill itor
Sfooe anrettes banbe pou Sfogen og
Ii Settlementerne. Il Seftioner Sii'
ruifoe, iom en- reierperet 2ano, trnes,
oa Reqierinaens Heierueforps iam'
men meb en- bel Del fripiaige gor'
aere befiPmper Sl6en.
$4,000 for en- Nrm. - 9ntrifts.
retten for Gron @ing Gonutp er |
bisie Gage iamIet / 9rainerb. glanot
Eager al 8igtiebeo er @eslep 6.
.GmaaS Gag MOB 9roinero 2umber
60. for $4,000 i Sfaoeseritntning
for en- arm, iom fan miitebe u,oer
Nrbeibe | aompanietS MsQe ifior
SIT.
"9rainero arena", oct eneite
oemcfratiife 9Iob / Grom @ina Co..
iolgteS iorIeoen Dag al u. 9. Cor til
g. &. @oooin, j. g. Barnes og ).
@. Ginfnep. iom bill ubgjsre Irena
GubIhbina so.
Sfolcbeinrelien / Sormonp har
polgt isleeroe 2prere og 2Prerinber
for n9ite SfoIeaar: Superintenbent,
6. q. Selpig. Wisies Wilbreo ".
Spencer og Marie Sarbolot for Sol
itolen oa MiSies 2mira Is. Sranflin,
Chen 9offe, 9ois @inter, MiIoreo
.GbaIiant og Stelia 2nngum for De
lapere alasicr. : Sarmonp bar
man forisgt ell Snmmenlllttning al
Sfolebiitrifter, ibet 9srnene fra Big
lSprings Iiitriftet bar prret fisrte
til Sarmomp. YIanen bier iia at
bore Ell Sufies. Ga 9ernene fomner
meaet regelmesiig til Sfolen % noar
oItio irem | rette Sio.
Gn isrsclia GnSc. - Setter Dion
elliot fra minneapolis, iom ifior
Ssit blcp berpatct peo lit Sorisa paa
at tpinge iig inc til 8rGiiocut &ooie'
belt, bpugte iig 9srbags Int fra en-
Bro / Winncnpolis. Sa ban eiter en-
aamp meo Yolitiet | @aibington
blep arreIteret. ienbteS ban biem til
minneapolis. bpor ban ianbteS at
prrc nanpitiig % ienbteS til aiplet |
ct. Yetcr. Scrira rsmte BON oa rel.
tie til @iSconiin, men petOte iibite
Treoaa tilbnQe til minneapolis.
StrGfS bon aienfienotes ser. for
iponot han ioieu, men ianbteS Ioi til
ISsnbogS al Tolitiet bGnacnbe ira
@roen, San bar en- gift Softer, iom
Dor | @iScoriin.
granS | Sbeplin. - SIb sbeIaaoe
Nat til 5irsbaa nplten ale Siie poa
Den enc Sibe af Main Street / Sbep.
lin. Clearwater 60. De 9paninaer.
iom brpnbtc iuloitGnoig neo err: Gitp
ITrua Store. Cab $4,000, Msiirance
$500; Scieitaloen Cab $4,000, Us.
iurnuce $500; MIorid)S Soloon. Sab
$4,000. ingcn assurance; Central
ISotel, Sr6 $1,000, ingen assurance;
Ole SIionS Saloou, Cab $4,000. @Ss
iuronce $1,000; Eotograigaleriet.
Snb. $500, inaen MSiurnnce. SsG.
acnbe @paninaer blcp beifnbiaebe:
u, 9. @orbenS Buff for 5000: G. 6.
RninS SoIoon for 800; "SbcpIin
aboocate" for $50; ale biSie bapbe
ISfaoen bGffet oeo Isiurance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
3HiftnrJptu.
0pntrnftsr =. q. Slipn !

Spntraftsr =. 8. Sliun / S%tilipas
ter, Tom bpgger oct me SourtbuS
Decordb, Dor rpIig iaaet apntratt
Tor Spfsrelien al en- itor @huritenS.
bpsning | Jim Siembp. Wtau SOLDER
TN paa at ripe ueO oer gomle Err.
bpgnine paa lomieu, OF ar6eioet
pnn Den npe @pgning oil blipc Srepet
meb aroit, ba ben ifnl pare iRroio
til Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

giause TAT for BrumiebpseH. tom DE isuste mig
(SpbitlsbassbOesn). Sea tan lite ~'OrItGa, b~psriebes
De fan sipe en- iOaeau Boa til oerss gbpnHsntsr, oa
glabst 10 sr Iaa binist fsr. Gnhper at BIapets Ga
Ier burSs isnoe efer ben, mar be t~uoieuoer I'm
Gubfriptipu fr BIohst.
q. q. 5rtsftb Badger, SD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

Npgle faa al bpre Mftionerer:
r1ieolaY u. 6rspitaS, aeoattsr at siam
6indpen."
DR.. Speunin9 Dahl.
Ganole5e G. 9. palmer.
Dr.. !. 3. See.
apotbsfer 10. &. miheliou.
!. 9. aorobsm, PEG "Sfanoinapeu."
10. s. Gbrifianien at GobsY & Gbrifiauien
Cabinet 60.
mm. 6erner at wm. 6erner piano Go.
s. Groof, uosipsr at "5olfepeunen."
6. N. StansIano, PEG "5olfepennen."
Sasfsrer 10. 8. Surfe.
2lIoermano 2l6olpb Sarou.
Souis 9. Sereerisn, Supt. Dr.. Deter 5abrney
& Sons Go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
ScoieIsoaesbo

SseisIsSasSbpstn bar leo u~aoptaset % fee Trfer ben
~ubrnarfe sObt. sea irur, bet er ben beofe Bramiea
bog iea snsHu bar faaet mss SIaoet- % leg Tan trnJt
aubefale ben I'll ale.
aItreb Dlisn. Goltpr, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

GsoisIsbaasbpsen mUbtasst os sisunemieet mss
Sntsresfe. 9ens ubiinr % Snobole CT ubmerfet
TT gIass. Seq piIbe life mite ben for noesn Pris.
grrs bsrmsb Boscn paa bet bebfe ~ansefaI,t OF
biuteIie 5af.
u q. pfferSabL Sattpu, q. Dat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

9erss Tile JSbieIsbassboa bar leo muotds.t oa
flyer Dem iaa mango Eaf. See oil meb stabe anbs'
faIs ben til subper GdmiIie. Tom buitsr en- npttis Os
COB IiOsn Tramietos mso DEBORAH rfeE-.
o. o. See, Blad Sautmsr, Haiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

6sbfeIssassbsssu sr en- safter, IiOeH BOG. Sus
aasrrbe t~nbTrspst Hsre sRapue I ben. gaause TAT iOr
ben % a1eeprnbsR oasu-, iDm sr en- OeftUmmen eirit
pprt Gus. 9iseIebes '9eb arneu- meo fine inter-
esiaute Gprt9ntueer.
ears CIfe n. 5Orbpru, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

go miuore 8bite 2eaS / bIanbet
Waling oes biaigere er blanoet Ma'
ling. glmo Carriers Sure @bite
2eao meo 2inieeb Ole, o. orl oil
ipare fra % til 40 Brocent Com er
glanberens 6ortieneite) og sisS be-
ore OF pariaere Nrbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

9ette er to pistise SpsrssmaaI, iom enbper t9n'
isnoe Nano bsr tase uubsr usie Oprrpeielie.
De peb. at ingen fan blipe rig pep at arbetoe Tor
9sn; heller lite seo at ipare, ieo ON man er aiori9
iaa uptiom. 2ise lao Iibt fan man jamie is en- 5or'
niue peo at inoirtte fine Tense | Ell 6parebanf. Sar'
fen siper ca. 8 Yrpcent Saeute pan Seres Beuas, %
bet taser henpeb '2s Gar fer en- Dollar ~foroobler fg.
SmioIsrtio sr Be ianife opo % b~esrapst.
Seite sr itie iast for at sisr. SoIt ulpfne til ar'
beioe ener ~iraraaDe benz at u9re ipar~ lonimelige tn9rt.
imoo buros bet anipore benz til i%ortiat iprist arbeioe,
tbi bpis men beiiebtr Nrbeiosopstisbeo, bar man en-
8apital, iom peo ben rette Qnbriugelie tan pses til
bet manseonbbelte. Tet fomuer blot an paa at finoe
ben rette 9.iliabep. %, e~fterat ben er funeet, lite at
Iaoe ben 9aa nbenpttet ben paa 9ruuo at 5oroom
eusr gtans.l paa Sanoleopstisbeb.
Der tiltpoes oaslig mango Nnleeninser til Rerae
anbrinssIis, men be flefte Of oisie tiItdler lite 5pli
Mmiubsltsbeo, iorbi be er Speiulations ioretassnoer,
ON bplte man meo Rstte Tan anuenoe Sroiprcset:
"Sen enes 0so er ben auoeus Srsb.-
Riuetriit oerimob, sr en- Iesitin Suouitri, iont.
naar ben IiIsttes al rebelise % tpnoise R9no, frsm'
bnper Dc aIer beofe gbaucer for burtig Bsnseior'
~tienefte, o. ppiltsu man reo Srpsbeo os rolis Sani'
pittiabeo Tan ieoifppe fine Btnse. Den er aloeles
bet mpoiatte al 8prsipeiuiation, 9otteri % anore
~lisuense 1pretaseuoer, hpor ben enes @eoinft er ben
aupsus 9ub: tbi ben Siisoom, JON sraoes no al Soss
oens S.po, Tan iie uoloe noset RenneIte Cab ensr
Siabs.
.gulbsrubeorift lsuner III bssrs END nosen auosn
Sorretuina. Sislse De 5oreueoe Skaters Genius for
1900 par Observation-Disclosures pr. Yaano, bsifiaf-
tiset ntsp gulosrnbsorift, slsio. 5 assrbrus oar
Observation-Disclosures sasi; i ssmnierbust, Sag
brus etc. s4s5 o. I Jabritoriit $i6I.
Der sr i~crIirnise Siass @nisarnbsorift. paa iarnrle
@aaos iou pen enc Sorretuins aeiiilsr Jig fra ben
onoer. Nuturen ~neplasssr fin r,insraiSte 8isooni
paa i~prIiisuist BIS % icritieaiss eauot. % yasH'
releue isssr peb icrlii.aise gfstoosr at ~fraprtts
Soro.u pisie State. Nj QUE 9auss paa aiooen er
Nlutu uoeutpil bet. iom er riseit paa Cub. Naiuren
bar Der spIet mee fine gapsr. Speeielt tan bette
Is.s ON 9titrlftet Ssparo SsuiniuIa ! bet noropsitre
aIaia, bpor eulbet sr ipreot usopsr en- Strafnins
paa mauae SuTno apasratmiI, os her er bet, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Illiirnis.

Mbelitcnene foriuinber. - 0ia'
manter, Smaragoer % andre sGbel'
itete til en- 8eroi al omtrent 49,
900 bIep / SenoagS i%tiaalet ira Sobu
90. aiiers Siis, $40. 1857 Nsibiear
g(ue., Chicago. SSliuelerne laaites
.2sroags aften neb / en- bsi 9ragfiite,
men ba Mrs. 4iier Ssnoag gift for
of tage nogle al Smpfferne no, fanbt
bun, of De par foripuubne. 9etefti.
Der er ienbt no for at gienfinoe Dem,
men De bar enbmi life funoet nogei
.Spor al Sppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

gi Ransel paa 9laos tau Ri life Oprssns Here
Der, men / Dor 9rOipsftus Ol De fiuSs en- 5ortss'
nellie cp,r aue~ aompanists g%ttipnrrsr til Sato.
The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
GETTING THINGS STRAIGHT
Smart Man Gets Hotel Proprietor to Put His Bill in Proper
 Terms.

"Sce here, said the smart man to the hotel Fropnetor, I've just had an afga uent with my friend on the matter of terms. and l want you to decide"
 tire away sad the proprietor, ae- cordng to the New York Press.
 w eI. 1 told my friend l was coming down here to the office to pay my bIi, My b!lI, you understand: Was that rght:
 Of course. What did he eontcnd2" He sad should have sad your bH. How about it?'
 Well, yes. It certainly IS my bIl. That seems to be correct
 ,BGt you sad just now my bill was Iieht.D
 "o. well; it's both It's your bill and it's my bill it?7
 Yes assented the proprietor, anx- ious to get rd of the man That's whas II Is-oAr bill.
 Well, that decision suits me to F. Just you make out my halt ot 1t and I'll pay you right away. There's nothing like getting things straight
The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
'PhONINC ANCIENT HISTORY
Enlightenment for the Curious on the Ages of Moses aD,.
 Adam

When the bells on a rural telephone circuit began merrily jingling one June morning, half a dozen young women in as many farmhouses for sock everything else. and, with paper and pencil before them took up the receivers l. was the agreed time for review of ancient history. prior to the final examination in the con so.idated high school on Monday, re- lates Youth's Companion
 say girls, came the first voice, when all were ready. what does any body know about Moses 2"
 Oh. that's easy, Henrietta. was the answer along the line. Born 173S, went into exile 1898, came back to Egypt 165S and led the Hebrews out of bondage He died when he was 120 years old z
 Please say those dates again. Ethel
 "Seventeen-thirty-eight, sixteen-nine- weight, sixteen -ffty-eight"
 Aren't you saying them backward ."
 Why, no, stupid. It's B. C."
 That's Backward Counting, you know. Henrietta interrupted third voice
 oh, yes. of course. I ought to have known. But say. girls, that's just what l want to know about How did they do it?p
 Do what?"
 Why, keep track of what year it was when they had to count backward Do you suppose Moses knew how old he was going to be when he died, and kept saying I was a hundred and twenty when was born, in seventeen eighteen I'll be a hundred and so on till he died?"
 of course not. They counted their ages forward
 What l want to know" said voice No. 1 lis how they knew what year 10 begin to count with. Now, of course we are adding a figure every year We started with the year one. This IS nineteen-four. of course. and next will be nineteen-fve But how did those old-timers know in seventeen-thirty- eight E. C. that it was going to be just that many years to the year zero. CT 10 whatever they called it, before our reckoning began?"
 Into the transmitters of half a dozen telephones. and along a dozen miles of wire was launched a confused murmur Of exclamation and query Al last il quieted down when the calm voice of Henrietta was heard coming down the line.
 Oh can answer that one myself, girls, she said. It was started that way, and all they had to do was 10 keep track It's marked here in the Bible that Adam was born in 4004. and. of course, knowing that. all he had to do was to subtract one every year Ii was bound to come out even "
The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
Population of Chicago.

According to computation based on the city directory. the population of Chicago is 41000. which is an n- crease over the population last year, but there is something 10 be said about the computation.
 The computation is based on the ob= served proportion between the popu- lation according to the United States census and the number of names in the directory for the corresponding year. If, for instance. the census pop nlation was found to be four times as large as the number of names in the directory in census years the popnl la ton in intermediate years would be computed by multiplying the number of directory names by four.
 h making these computations the publisher of the directory has ignored the census of 1900. because il is noto- riously incorrect. and has used the cen sas Of 1890 If he had taken the cen- sus of 1900 as a basis he would have estimated the population to be only 1910 800. On the other hand. the num- Der of names in the new directory this year is 615 ,000, which is an increase Of only 3,00o over last year. though the number last year was an increase of 2S,000 over the preceding year. and the small increase for this year is due to the exclusion from the directory of the names of unmarried females So that, while the increase in population. ae- eording 10 the directory is only 10000, the publishers opinion is that it is in fact 50000 or more a. in previous years.
 It is probably true that Chicago has over 2,250, GOO of inhabitants and is growing at the rate of 5o.o0o, or more g year, but il should net be overlooked that eastern cities and cities of the cid world are growing just as rapidly IL Is said that the growth of Berlin is far more rapid than that of Chicago Chicago Chronicle.
The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
PICTURES SENT BY WIRE.
New Process by Which Drawings and Handwriting Are Quickly
 Transmitted.

During several decades number of methods for reproducing simple pie lures. drawings and handw riting cleo tricslly at distance have been pro- posed and partly carried out, but none of them has led to a result of technical importance. This seems not to be the case with the improved system of Prof. Korn, of Munich. whose success is due principally to the employment of a ! vacuum tube as an adjustable source Of light at the receiving station
 The essential arrangements are well known from previous attempts. Two cylinders. one at the sending and one at the receiving station, run in synchron- ism On the former is the picture to be transmitted. preferably on a film. and on the latter is a sensitive photographic film, fine ray of light. concentrated by lens from a suitably arranged NernSt lamp, penetrates the first film and strikes a selenium cell inside of the hol- low glass cylinder. The selenium cell is connected in series with an accumu- lator battery. the line wire and a cur rent indicator al the receiving station. OpOH lhldllOII Ol tue DOIION GNlllCer the light ray describes a spiral line of very small pitch on the film, like the stylus of a gramophone. In proportion to the blackening of the film the light ray is weakened more or less. the re- sistance of the selenium cell raised ae- oordingly. and the current in the trans mission line shows corresponding re- eiproeal changes.
 The time required for reproducing photograph is at present half an hour The transmission line may, of course, be used at the same time for telephony. Photographs have been successfully transmitted over fourfold line be- tween Munich and Nuremberg. the re- sistanee of the complete loop being 200 ohms. The time of trans mission may be considerably diminished by increasing the defieetng and indicating powers of the ealvanometer. The time required for the transmission of handwriting or drawings is only one-twentieth of that necessary for pictures. At present 500 words can easily be transmitted in one hour By operating the hieh-tension relay directly by the line current an improvement can be effected.
The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
CHANGE FOOD
Some Very Fine Results Follow.

The wrong kind of food will put the body in such diseased condition that DO medicines will cure it. There is no way but to change food. A man in Mo. says:
 For years l was troubled so with my nerves that sometimes l was pros trated and could hardly ever get in a full month al my work.
 My stomach, back and head would throb so I could get no rest at night except by fits and starts. and always had distressing pains.
 .I was quite certain the trouble came from my stomach, but two physicians could not help me and all the tonics Jailed and so finally l turned to food
 When l had stUdled up on food and learned what might be expected from leaving of meat and the regular food had been living on, l felt that a change to Grape-Nuts would be just what was required, so went to eat. ing it.
 From the start l got stronger. and better until was well again, and from that time l haven't used a bit Of medi cine. for haven't needed any.
 Il am so much bette' in every way, sleep soundly nowadays and am free from the bad dreams Indeed. this food has made such great change in me that my wife and daughter have taken it up and We are never without Grape-Nuts on our table nowadays IL is wonderful sustalner, and we frequently have nothing else at all but saucer of GrapeNuts and cream for breakfast or supper" Name given ty Postum Co. Battle Creek. Mich
 Good food and good rest. These are the tonics that succeed where all the bottled tonics and drugs fail. Ten days trial of Grape-Nuts will show one the road to health, strength and yigor. There's a reason"
 Look in each pkg for the famous lit. sIe book, ''The Road to Wellville."
The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
Animals Think.

Animals have keen perceptions- keener in many respects than our own but they form no conceptions, have no powers of comparing one thing with another They live entirely in and through their senses. To all that inner world of reflection. imagination, comparison, reason, they are strangers Tkey never return upon themselves in thought. They have sense of memory, sense of intelligence, and they profit in many ways by experience, but they have not soul memory, or rational in- telligence. All the fundamental emo lions and appetites men and the lower animals share in common. such as fear, anger, love hunger. jealousy. cunning. pride. curiosity, play, but the world of thought and thought experience and the emotions that go with it belong to man alone
 Tt is as if the psychic world were divided into two planes. one above the Cther-the plane of sense and the plane of spirit. In the plane Of sense live the lower animals, only now and then just breaking for moment into the higher plane In the world of sense man is immersed also; this is his start and foundation; but he rises into the plane of spirit. and here lives his proper life. He is emaneipated from sense in way that beasts are not.-John Burroughs, in Harper's Magazine
The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
JoHNNY's SORROW.

Am l sorry for tho czar s boy? Gee whtz' YCa tet am He Il never have tHc pleasure Of cath bread ana Jam And gittin' it d.. over
 His chin tEe same as ne Cause they Ii be servants WatCtln' Wherever he w.t te He'u never go a-dstia'
 The Way do. ] T tct. They'll keep him IL the ialius Ter fear fe mI5t. e.t We, Or gil his fingers Gtr.y
 Or else fal 4u scu.twEtrc Or stop bomb somebody
 Sent whizziA' t1.ouel iae air. He cant go 10 lis esardra's
 And siide from sta k ef Eay And drive the cows to water And Whoop around a.. day. And have pie fer his breakfast And pancakes from the pan. With 6ouehnUts in boiween times. As if he was d man. I'm sorry for the ezaF's boy; They'll watch tim day and night And never let him TasSel :. Or climb tree e tis-lt; He can't go to his cousin And help them ;o raise Ned And have the fun ef Scepia. About four in a he'd -S. E. kiser, in Chicago Record Her
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The Monticellonian., 1904-09-22
History Revised.

The committee had just waited on Gin elnnatGS.
 What luck did you havezs asked one of the eager populace.
 "lt's ali right" answered the chairman "He'il go back into political lite ! ou see. we found him blowing, and any cody who has ever plowed will understand why he S wiling to quit the job. IL lucky we didnl strike him when he was getting ready to go fishing. '-Wa>hington Star.