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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
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VELVILLIG OMTALE.
G. Rasmussen Pub Co.'s Udgave.

IT,. NJ. Ra 81 S S Il, Chicago,
Formand for Komiteen for Diet danske
B@rnehjem, skriver i "Dannevirke'':
Jeg tnnker snrlig paa de to Bind,
som er udgivet af C. Rasmussen Pub
fishing Co., Minneapolis, og som sel-
ges til Fordel for B4rnehjemmets Byg-
gefond. Disse to Bigger har flere Gan
sc v;eret omtalte af Folk, som har
mere Forstand paa Bigger, end jeg har,
og allie mener, at Diet er code Bigger og
vel vHrd deres Pris, naar alt tages i
Betragtning. At Diet MI ogsaa kan Bill
We til Fordel for B@rnehjemmet, fix
jeg ct slaaende Bevis paa, da jeg den
21de Januar fl en- Veksel fra C. Ras-
mussen Publ. Co. paa $500 som f@rste
Undertaking af B@rnehjemmets Part
we'd Salget af navnte Bigger. I F6lge
Kontrakten skulde wort f@rste Opgj@r
tinde Sted til 1ste Marts. Jeg blew
derfor gladelig overrasket we'd at mod
tage Diet navnte Bel6b, og Diet saa me-
get DIES mere, son jeg kun havde faaet
Meddelelse ON, at der var solgt, paa
forskjellige Steder, 62 Bind. Jeg vii
6nske, at der maa blive solgt mango af
disse Bigger, og at man saa vii have
Ulejlighed med at underrette mig ON,
hvor mango man salger, og sende Pen
gene til G.. Rasmussen Publ. Co. TAX
til dem, som har taget sig af. Sagen,
saa vidt vi er komne, lad os prove at
gj6re Diet bedre.
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Stprartet Silbnb.

8e6 ct fpecielt arrangement mes
u0giperne af r@t. Saul 9tSpatcb"
er bi / Stan6 til at lebere vSt. Saul
Et0enoe" oe rDe1 ugenli9e Sis.
patch" for ct Mar for Blot enDo1.
8etalingen maa erlegges i
6ori fu6. Sou er set Ti6en at ir1o,
fribere. Senb Henge til, eller
gjgr MoneD Sr6ren betalbar til
Ct. Saul Eiben6e",
Il 8Iocf g +.
Ban1. Rrdpenumre al begge 8la.
6e frit paa Gorlangen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

- 9ommeren: vDe er' onflaget
for at bobe gipet Deres gamle Nabo.
ct 9refigen! Ct Sc @tanb til at
onfpre formilben6e Smiten6igbe-
6er?"
M%nflage6e: rSa, &r. 9ommer.
leg bar berbe6 forih1bet min Saano
ioalebes, at ieg lite bar peret !
Stanb til at orbeioe | ire iamfulbe
Tiger"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

$. 6. @anicn, Mejeri1t / Smitbs
Miil, Minn., opnaae0e Dgielte Hoint=
tai, g. / Morets fgrte 8e66mmelle
al Smpr / Sen rationale &onfl1rre11=
&c, Sen iomme I bbilfen Mo6S @gn=
6ergaor6, @utchinion, Minn., flor
opnooe1e Sen l16m9rfelie at blipe
u@bampioa 8uttermofer".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
conosmdno / ameri6o.

Spc MplSrnp, en- S9n al Sper=
retsiogfgrer Mgl0rup / Malborg, ct
ifglge 6onife 8laoe fornplig ofgaaet
ne0 9g0en fer / 2o11oet. @te6et er
life ongiDet. San bar % 9lar gon1=
mel og bop0e fun opbol6t Jig / Mmes
rifo Ell go11fe fort Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
Sit SC Gammcniln ttcbc 9anifc
Sprcninacr / Wmcrifa. Nlle &orre=

iponoancer, in0lenote al Torc1inger=
lie for Sptogelie ifplge Sper=Seltp=
rellens @eltemmelie lie, bebe5 go0be0s=,
fl1lbt tillcnbes Sner=Sefretnre11.
Meb leroeles Mgtelle
$. s. 9n1len,
Spcr=lSrus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
Mprif Torentnasbpqninq / Me,u

Dorf. Ser ct ifblge u9eor6. 9la0e"
Hlaner fremme pm Spf6relie al en-
9pgl1ing / Seem Dorf lom fnlles @iem
for Sc 6erpnren6e ltorlfe Toreninger.
J(cre al 6isie far ollcre0e bellltttet
i1lot 11O at 1tptte E(onen. Mn0re
far itillet fig poslipe. Sitter a110re
Dor fur0et Gilrgen u1rgjcn11emf9rlig"
og 6erfor rngtet clr6per Nsliitonce.
@n fremrogel1oe s(rfiteft> f@r. Sobn
@o0e> Syn al &oninl @o6e poo
Trogner> far ollere6e frenrlogt ct
lmrtft og go6t. u6fdrt l16fu1t til en-
epentltel norif Tnl(esbpgning.
8rpfcsIor Mlbcrticn, Sen 6anife
@leftrifer / SEEM Dorf, lom nDlig paf-
tie megen Snteresie pes at opfinoe en-
Wognet=Sernbane> Ser lfol fl1nne be-
bege Jig me6 en- ubpre Sa1tigbe6, bat
otter 6roget Spmnrflombeben poa Zig
pes en- Spfin6elle, ser gaor l16 paa
at forplante So1ier me6 2psitraaler.
@e6 at la6e 2psltraaler fra &immel-
legemer pasiere blanfe @taalcplin-
6re i'll en- om0reien6e Staalpla6e og
1ette 6enne / Sorbin0elle meb Sbre,
opparatet paa en- Telefon> faar man
en- rneget 116preget Sonefornemmelie,
ser er forifiellig for 6e forifieQige
lpien6e &Go6er, men ipneS at itoa !
ompen6t GqrboG6 til 2psitraalernes
@tDrfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

Bla0et, fan ,.ussS eller be1ttlleS pao
8la6ets &ontor.
Haitur S. s.. &ilbiig / @oci11e,
8is., ti6ligere &ralt be6 Sen 6anife
Sn1om1els &trfe fer / 8De11, bler
ifdlge Mee0Oelelie fra &acine li61te
ltge pluOi elig meget ipg u10er ct
M96e / &irfen. Gpg6m1nren CT
@olbelter1, og Set befrpgtes, at ban
moo l110erfoite fig Ell Speratior.
&umecrtcn / Spenjf Snbernufel til
S116tngt for Sc @ral10li0te / 9(ale=
iu116 i%n6bragte iflg. u9lpe Neormar1=
Sen" iolt $1,181.10, bporttl fonmer
@pertering / Brogrommet $4S. Hao
@omiteens Sitter er Ser tegnet
$751.93. Ser er ti0ligere lenot til
Molelun6 $544.92, cg @omiteen far
poa &oon6en $1,309.79, iom bill BIZ
be le10t cit al Sc nGrmelte Gage.
rGn Tallit", @j6rnfjerne Bjprn-
ions ber9mte 5fuelpil, bill blipe op=
fort paa 9aria @o11 al Grams 9ra=
matiife Selifab nn0er 6oreni11gen
u6ram"S Mulpicier Sns6ag Sen 6.
glpril til Sn0tegt for Sc 8ron0li6te /
Molelun0. S1r6ltnoeri11gen CT / f11l0
Gang, og efter sen Sper at 69mu1e>
bborme0 6e Gollebaben0e toger fat
paa Sen inntffe Spgope, CT Der go6
@r1t10 til at bente, at Spfprelien oil
blibe cit @11fces. Troms 9romotilfe
Sellfa6 for be6 ti0ligere 6oreltillin=
ger piit Zig at beli66e &rnfter> Ser er
for goOe til at p0es pua. 6arcer og
SmooltDffer al tpipllomt Sn0bol6.
&pnpcmttoner til 8oIg al 9elego=
ter til Stotsfonpentione>1 of6olOtes
fer / Strs6ogs. Son 9elegoter, ser
ifol repre- lentere 5. @ongres6itrift,
balgtes IS. IS. @effelfinger og 6. 81.
Smitb, og uMlternates" Ste1part
Gamble cg g.. S. 8prnes. County
fonbentionen> ser 1f1l0e 116ie Sc 113
9elegater, lom @ennepin County er
berettiget til, polgte 6isi e og Untrue
re6e SEM til at femme for @uoern6r
&on Cant og @enotorerne geel=
ion og @lopp, og Sbomas 2omrD lom
Statens &eprel entonter uat large;
en0bioere poolag0es set Sc Da1gte
9elegater / @totsfonbentionen at
femme for Snltruftioner til Gor0el
for Denomination al 8rnli6e11t &oo=
lepelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

IN orden ms Martsnummer, Racine,
Wis:
Da vi i wort Decembernummer skrev,
at herovre fandtes ingen dansk For
lagger, som havde lart mere end Be
gyndelsesgrundene i sit Fag, havde
vi like set den ny Udgave af H. G.
Andersens Eventyr, som for kort lid
siden udkom paa c.. Rasmussens For
lag i Minneapolis.
Halvdelen af Salgsoverskudet skaen-
kes til Diet danske BGrnehjem Chi
Bogen fremtrnder i ct overordentlig
| stilfuld komponeret Pragtbind, der
overgaar alt, hvad vi hidtil har haft
Lejlighed til at sc af dansk-ameri-
kansk Bogbinderarbejde.
Bogen er forsynet med k6nne Glen
| givelser af Wilhelm Petersens \Og an
Dire danske Kunstneres Tegninger, der
er saa godt' kjendte, at en- Anbefaling
vii vere overfl4dig.
Typen er le%tleselig, og Papiret Ell
godt.
Selve Indholdet - allie de gamle,
kjendte Eventyr, vi som Born og Voks'
ne har glaedet os over, - err ogsaa fol
berGmt til at beh3ve en- Anbefaling. =
vi vii oprigtigt 9nske, at denne
smukke Udgave af n. G. Andersens
Eventyr maa faa en- vid Udbredelse
Den fortjener Diet, saavel for sit Ind
holds og ~Udstyrelsens som for Diet code
Formaals Skyld.
Bogen koster en- Dollar og faces hos
Forlaget: G. Rasmussen Publishing
Co., 720-722-724, So. 18th ST., Minneapo
lis, MINI.
St9t den code B6rnehjemssag oe
skriv efter den dejlige Bog i Dag. =
- Sun .(aloorQig): vDet mac
bore rn0iom farligt at pere Col
bat."
&an: $50, set fal @l6erne bi6e
9igerne forfdger cs operalt bbor b
afto1n1,er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
minneapolis.

ollie &b9er. iom oberteres FER /
8lo6et, fam u.stS eller beittlle3 paa
8la6ets &ontor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
gpens @enoforlpuins, S

Spems @anSforipnins, Ser / ben
ie1ere Gi0 bar gtpet ioa megen Mn=
le0ning til 9gngltelie bar | 6isie
Gage bpret @jenlton6 for n1ol1ge Int
6erlpgelier og Mnolpler. &ellt(totet
al bisle ct, at set @onb, ser MI ler=
peres Bpens pon06riffel16e Befolf=
ming, temples lom uforligt og lige
ioo oo6t lom noget on0et at benne
Mrt. 9et er @or16et fra D1tli6ens
og @efli6ens EltmpepGrfer Ser er
l11n0be0sforligt, og Set er fra Bette
man n1e11er Sc mango GDfustilfgl0e
bi0bprer, lon ct fremfommet fer /
/ Sc lenere Gi6er. 9isie Bltmpe=
1totioner ct imi6lerti6 MI l1ffe0e> o.
Gan0et fommer fra Sc Stotioner, Ser
betegnes lom imtttefri; met1 bette
6in6rer life, at ser en6nu fan IiO6e
en6el @ofterier i &prene ira Sen
Sis, ga Sc mi5tnnfeIige 5totioner
por / 8rug; set oil oltiaa pnre till
raa6eligt at foge 9riffepan6et enom1
en- Sis. l1n6eribgellerne fortiGt-
tes.
9pbsfalb. @n / Minneopolis
6onife &pIo11i bel fjen6t, meget agtet
og ofbol6t Man6, @roceriban6ler
81. e.. @grenien, &ibrnet al @inne-
boba Mbe. og 9. @treet g. er ii6ite
@on6og ofgaoet beo' Dg6en paa set
norffe @infonisiebiem, boor ban babs
6e ligget ipg at 8neumonia og Sp~
fl1s ii6en 26r6ag Mat; ban babbe boz
ret ipg / ca. 12 Gage. 9ette D66sfol6
er iaa meget mere igrgeltgere, iom
6on ~efterla6er fig tire f%orelorel6ie
@6rn, '9renge / M6eren z, 8 og
II Mar; 1eres Mo6er 6e6e for ca. 5
Mnr 1t6en, og <@6reniens an6en SUI
itr11, me6 bpem ban fun bar gift ct
Mars SIS, be6e 1%igele6es. Sc. s.
@6renien tom fer til 8Den for 13
Mor ii6en fra fit &iem &jprup oe6
Bieruet / geor6ihIIun6. 6un hur /
monge Mar tilbgrt ct. @e6ers Mes
nigbeo og bar 6ens @asierer / flere
Eerminer;; ban bleo fun 45 @ar GAM
mel. S6renien bnr en- / ollie Maa=
ser be6erlig og brab Manb, tienitpil>
Zig og binlpiom font faa, og ban bill
blibe oDbt iabnet at fine mango @e1t<
ner / og 1t6enfor Mentg6eoen.
M&e6 &enipn til 86rnenes Sremti0
fan ri forelpbig me06ele, at Mr.
Sscar IS. 2nn6 er blepet n6nnbrt
til 6eres @erge, og at 6e inoti bioe-
re bill blibe i 6eres bi6ttotge Siem I'M
5er Eilipn of Mt1s Mlta Sanien, BE.
res of6pbe 6a6ers @usbolberife.
Torretningen bill blipe forfeit in6til
pi6ere for 8oets &egntng. Sgren,
fen iab i ret CODE financielle Om'
Itpnoigbeoen. +
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

"U ngdommen Ven", Mime
apolis, MINI.
H. G.. Andersens udvalgte Eventyr
og Historier, i to Bind, il%lustrerede af
V. Petersen og L.. Frplich. 1ste Bind
er paa 352 Slider og indeholder 60 Illu-
strationer. Hvert Bind elegant ind
bunden Roster $1.00. Begge Bind I'D
gjpr Andersens allerbedste Eventyr.
bet 1ste Bind indeholder snrlig saa-
dame Eventyr, som kan vnre NEST
shlKket for Born; Diet 2ndet saadanne,
SON de nldre vii synes bedst ON.
Der er vistnOk ingen skandinavisk
FOrfatter, som er mere lnst i de fle-
ste moderne Sprog end Danskeren
Hans Christian Andersen. Han val
da ogsaa virkelig Ell stor Begavelse, ct
Geni, som like alene forstod at for
.tselle paa den ypperligste Made saa
baade unge og gamle ordentlig faeng-
sizes at hans Fortnllinger, men i liver
F%ortnlling er der nedlagt en- eller an
den vigtig Sandhed og L;rrdom. bet
er just dette, som giver hans Eventyr
ell saadan Vnrd. Enhver Familie
burde have hans Eventyr og Hi
storier. De vii skabe Leselyst
og berige og udvikle Indbildningskraf-
ten hos B@rnene, og de vii vRre de
voksne til Underholdning og Undervis-
ming.
Disse to navnte Bind er netop I'D
kommet paa G. Rasmussens Forlag.
Den vasentligste ~Fortjeneste we'd Sal
get af denne nye Udgave gaar til Diet
danske BGrnehjem i Chicago. We'd at
kJype dette Verk faar man like alene
udmaerket god Literatur, men man
stGtter en- god Sag. Send Ordre til
C. Rasmussen Pub. Co., 72O So. 18th
Str, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
FlimSy NegligeS in Style.

Negliges have never been so en-
trancingly pretty. They go on get
ting lovelier and lovelier, until wo-
mankind will soon be tempted to
spend most of the day louuging about
the house for the sake of wearing the
adorable creations.
Graceful, cllnging, dainty, fluffy,
frivolous, flimsy, frothy, foamy-
there Is no light and delicate adjec.
tive that would not apply to them
Some are so fine they might. almost
"be drawn through hnger ring"
There Is lovely empire tea gown
made of rose pink, brocade, edged
with soft puff of pale pink chiffon.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11

agement as well as what kinds of
plants produce the pollen and honey
substances. While clover Is the first
plant to bloom In the early spring.
and 1t produces the whitest and pur-
est honey. This plant should be on
every farm. as it not only feeds bees,
but 1t is enjoyed by all kinds OF stock.
We also recommend the sowing OF
japanese ckwheat as a feed for bees
In making honey. II is a crop that
should be found on most Of the farms
in the South. Seed should be sown
in July and 1t produces from thirty to
forty bushels OF grain per acre. 1t
blooms for long period, and after
the bees have filled their homes with
delicious honey, the buckwheat can
be ground on common water mill,
bolted and make first-class cakes for
the the family. Get out OF your ruts
and do something this year you never
did before-grow your pancakes and
honey at home. The women will
take care of the bees and make the
cakes II the husband will furnish the
bees and sow the buckwheat.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
The Green Fienu.

sitting in a wine shop in the Rue de
Charenton in Paris one day one Of
them, man of forty, named Negocier,
made wager that he would drink a
dozen glasses of absinth while IL
o'clock was striking. The wager was
taken and the twelve glasses placed
on the table. On the first stroke Nego-
cier swallowed his first glass, and the
clock had just finished striking when
he drank the twelfth and last. While
his companions were applauding the
feat Negocier staggered and fell heavi-
ly to the floor. lie was picked up dead.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
FREE TRIP TO WORLDS FAIR.
Will Be Given Most Popular Young
Lady in This County.

With characteristic enterprise the
Twice-a-Week INQUIRER is offering
to give the most popular young lady
in this county free trip to the
Worlds fair at st. Louis next sum-
mer. In the free trip are included all
young lady leaves her home until she
returns, including transportation to
st. Louis and return, parlor or sleep
ing car fare, admission to the
grounds, hotel bill, street car fare,
etc. The trip may last as long as two
weeks. Should the winner prefer,
the INQUIRER will give her $4,000 eX-
pense money, besides transportation
to st. Louis and return, she to pay
her own expenses out of this. If she
is economical she can save considera-
BILE Of the $4,000 and keep it.
The young lady receiving the most
votes gets the trip, and votes may be
secured in only three ways as fol-
lows: 1st, a ballot appears in every
copy of the Twice-a-Week INQUIRER;
End, 100 votes are given with every
$1.O0 paid on subscription in ad-
vance; Ord, votes will be sold for SOC
hundred.
The votes will be counted every
Monday at noon and the contest
closes Thursday, March 81, 1904 at 2
o'clock p. m.
Any girl of 16 years of age or more
is entitled to candidacy.
Help your sister, daughter or
sweetheart to get one of the grand
est trips ever offered, one that is en-
joyable and educational, by securing
subscriptions and clipping the ballots.
Write for sample copy of the
Twice-a-Week INQUIRER. Owensboro,
KY, for further particulars.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
To Avoid Telling Secrets.

A Nsw York theatrical manager was
advising n friend TO be cautious In an
undertaking he had in view.
"You can't take too many precau-
TONS" he asserted. An ounce Of pre-
vention,' as the copy book used to say,
is better than seven pounds Of allo-
pathic, homeopathic or hydropathic
cure One OF the most contented men
ever knew vas the most cautious.
He was deaf apd dumb, and he never
went to bed WITHOUT putting on boxing
gloves"
Boxing glovest What forT'
80 that he wouldn't talk In his
sleep"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
So Sweet and Pleasing in
Taste!

Mrs. G. Peterson, 625 Lake St.,
Topeka, Kan, speaking of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup, says: at has
never failed to give entire satisfaction
and of all cough remedies, it is my
savorite, and | must confess to my
many friends that it will do, and has
done, what is claimed for ito speed
lily cure cough or a cold; and it is
so sweet and so pleasing in TASTE
25c, SOC, and s1.00 bottle at j. H.
Williams druggist. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
NEW RELIGION.
Prophet, LunatiC, or Some one of
Like Character Predicts all
Kinds of Calamity.

A new prophet has arisen in the
West. He is c. X. futile, president
of the Young University Association,
leader of the Yang and Yin School of
Philosophy, predictor OF woes,
prophet beside who Jeremiah was a
careful optimist.
Mr.. futile predicts that the world
is to be changed by earthquakes. We
are to have wars, panics, plaques and
revolutions, all within the next
twenty-five years. Then comes a
mighty change and men and women
will no longer die.
What he says will happen as follows:
"a mighty upiit In the crest OF
society, In the crest of the earth-a
tremendous explosion In biological,
sociological and meteorological ele
ments OF suhstance-at hand.
During the first quarter Of the
twentieth century accident, calamity
and catastrophe will rapidly follow
each other in iearfully augmenting
procession, until mankind will trem-
bic In the belief that all the secret
place OF lie are out of joint, and the
warth of the elements Is sitting in
judgment.
This distinctive rain OF evils will
be accumulated by wonderful meteor
illogical phenomena, by which the
boundaries OF climate, as we now
have them, will be somewhat chang.
ed, and alarming and destructive ex.
tremes OF reciprocity counteracting
alterations in physical elements will
prevail.
1.-THE confgurdtion Of some portion
OF the continents and some OF the Is
land will be changed, and much new
land will appear, and existing eleva-
tons will disappear.
Alarming sociological strife will
be developed, and social unrest will
be evolved to universal insecurity.
until the whole orbit of society will
be portentous with die toroodings.
WARS will prevail and the political
map OF portions of the earth will be
changed.
Financial and commercial panics
will ensue, values will shrink and a
mighty read justment OF wealth hold
iugs will occur. Famine. want pesti-
lence, suffering aud calamity will fill
the earth, and the foundations OF SO
ciety will be shaken.
"In the midst OF these dire and de-
structive alterations ofthe elements
a new prophet will ruise, who will
teach the brotherhood OF mankind as
the only way to deliverance. He will
proclaim the unity, variety and har-
mony of lfe-substance elements as the
basis OF the golden rule, and will
teach that sociological peace is the
only power that can stay the hand OF
calamity iii any realm OF lite physical
or otherwise; aud he will teach uni
versal knowledge as the only possible
foundation for the brotherhood and
sisterhood OF the race.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
Not In 60 the Predictions.

"Well, Is married life all that II IL
painted = asked the girl.
Not quite" replied the bride, with
what her friend later declared she was
almost sure was sigh. We've been
married three months now. and during
that time Jack has spent but four even
ings at the club."-Syracuse Herald.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
Poison In Youns Mathematics.

Observations on live rattlesnakes
show that the poison glands become
functionally active as soon as the
snakes begin to shift for themselves,
which must be very soon after birth.
Experiments ON the young ones six
days after birth proved the presence
of venom In small quantities. Expert
ments made three months Veter birth
showed that considerable venom Is Sc
GREETED, as a pigeon inoculated at this
time died In two hours with the usual
symptoms of chronic poisoning.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11

Eyes; I explained the whole theory Of
the new discovery to my wife,"
"And whot did she sayT
"She said. George, can you remem
Der whom the Sourfield girl married
I've been trying all day to think Of his
narle.' "-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
An Odd Superstition.

On the eastern shore OF Maryland
biliousness is cured by boring three
holes in a carefully selected tree and
walking three times around it. saying,
go away, bilious" 1t is a matter of
utmost Importance whether the one
who performs the spell walks with the
sun ar against the sun, but no one
knows which Is the approved direction.
-EXchapge,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
Cures SCiatiC rheumatism.

Mrs. A. Z. Simpson, 500 Crag ST.,
Knoxville, Tenn. writes, June 10th,
1899; 81 have been trying the baths
of Hot Springs, Ark, for sciatic
rheumatism, but l get more relief
from Billiards. Snow Liniment than
any medicine or anything have ever
tried. Enclosed find postoffice order
for sl.00. Send me large bottle by
Southern Express. Sold by j. II.
Williams, druggist. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
In the Silly Night.

what rs IT." the druggist sleepily In
quired from his bedroom window.
"This ish drug store, amt it?" asked
the man who had rung the night bell.
Eyes. What do you wantT'
"Want to look IN your city directory
minute an shee where live."-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
It opens over a petticoat of white lib.

1t opens over petticoat of white lib.
erty satin, trimmed with hounces OF
Venetian lace. This petticoat is
made over a rose pink underskirt and
borrows a lovely blush tint from Its
rosy understudy." Just below the
bust line the gown Is held In place by
a girdle of white liberty satin.
Among the newest styles are tea
gowns made with low-cut waist and
short sleeves that are curiously like
dinner gowns, but which are, OF
course, impossible, excepting to be
worn at home. They are In princess
or Empire sly lie, and one most charm
ing model is a combination of both
for over a princess gown of satin is an
empire gown of spangled chiffon that
falls from jeweled baud around the
shoulders. Another jweled band
around the hem is the only other
trimming. and in consequence the
long lines are unbroken from shout
der to loot.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
Women and Bee Culture.

Honey on the farm Is luxury that
can easily be obtained by every fami-
ly. The care of bees by the house
wife and daughters Is pleasure. 1t
requires some reading as to the man
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11
Happy, Healthy Children.
Retarding Blooming of Peaches

Science has revealed the fact that
peach trees wbitewashed In winter
will retard their blooming from six to
ten days. The whitewash should be
quite thick, and 1t will ward off the
heat from the sun. 1t is a scientific
fact that Chester White hogs hair
will radiate the suns heat, but 1t will
at the same time cause sores or mango
to form in it's skin. The writer has
known this fact for years, therefore he
has never recommended this breed OF
hogs to Southern breeders.
This same rule will keep the heat
out OF the body of the trees where
they are covered with a thick coat OF
whitewash. There should be about
two ounces of paris green or arsenic
mixed with five gallons OF white
wash. This will kill many of the
beetles that may be now wintering
under the bark. Sometimes a late
frost about the 18th of April comes
upon an orchard. and In one night
the owner may lose $500 to $500,
whereas, If he had used these simple
checks OF early blooming, all that
might have been saved.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-03-11

Shakespeare was reading the latest
news.
Here's a fellow getting 81 a word"
he exclaimed.
"Too badw returned Johnson. "Just
think Of what I'd have got at that
rate"
determined to have the last word
any way, he turned to his dictionary
Judge.