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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

Preiibent &ooiepelt bar siuet Orbre
til unberIpeelfe af be Retbober. ionl
bruses af en- beumelis Gorenirs meo
Raunet ben forte 9aano1. Set ct en-
6oreutns, buis Btrtlombeb e. Benge>
ubpresninser. 6uis Offeret lite uil
betale, bliper bet truet meb Dsben euer
bliuer enbog bemmelis uprbet. Det er
iier | Brootlpn os 9aew Oort, at S5sr,
entnsen uirter. men buor ben bar fit
9ouebtuarter, ueo insen. Tor nosle
Dase ftben fit ct af be ubieebe Dffere ct
Breutort ira Portlanb, Oregon. og
paa FANNIE fob freuet: rsOe bar Blot
fire Dase ieieu." Reite Dag fit ban
ct til, buorpaa Der fob: rDe bar Blot
tire Dase .iaien", eg paa ct treble 5rep.
tort: DE bar blot to Dase isien~.
Senere iaaes en- fremmeb Yerion a! ini.
se fig trem omtrins Offerets 6us, os
Bolitiet bleu uari1et. % bet bepo9ter nu
6uiet belle T,ben. -
Der FaI Dese 9sas EiaffeIbr,
bOor RenseuOpresni bar funbet f1eb,
men mango tpr ttte anmeloe 5asen, ba
be trp9ter for fit Gin. Mauae er mems
Zig bleune ai1iuebe, euer beres 6ule er
forieat lprRn9te Quften.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08
EN- FORTRINLIG FODE.

At Scott's Emulsion virker
saa hurtigt og tilfredsstillende,
som den gor i ale Tilfalde af
Magerhed og fortsat Afmag-
ring, er like saa uforstaaeligt,
naar man we'd, af hvilke Nae
ringsstoffer det er sammensat.
Rem norsk Torskelevertran,
phosphater af Kalk, Soda
og Glycerin forbindes i Scott's
Emulsion og frembringer de
bedste Naringsstoffer og styr-
kegiivende Midler, der til Dato
er kjendte af Lagev1denska-
ben. Hvilken som helst L2ge
vii bekrafte dette. Brugen af
disse Bestandd j deres rette
Forhold, Anvendelse af de
allerbedste slags af hyer og at
sammensatte dem den bedst
mulige Form, er Hemmelig-
heden we'd SCOTS Ernulsions
Sukces. Der findes ingen six
rere Made I'll at standse tilta-
gende Magerhed I'll At rem-
ka1de godt Huld og at give
styrkende Naring end Brugen
af SCOTS Ennulsi u.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08
T.saIoone1t t Dalton.

Meo R.batterens IiQabelie pil ieg
beoe ON Blnbs Deres erebe Blab for
nosle Orb lom SPA. paa en- Artifel
ngeblaoet for life Jebruar meb Duer=
ltrtft vDalton og SalDonen". Dn
osnne NrtifeI er / bst @rab misuiienbe
% pil siDs ct meset baarligt Snbtrpt of
Dalton blanbt Tolt, iom lite tienber
S'tuationen, iaa amer leg bet iom min
Flist at iu1soesaa 6orfatteren. pr. (.
Dan begproer fin Artttel meb rtp for
Ouerifrift4. So, BET par nel ST. KS
Beregnins, at bet fulbe uare fp9t,
naar ban ifal tale ON Dalton, % iao
.meset ftpggere Diier bet Zig for os Dal.
ton.6olt, iom tienber Stiuiusen Der og
ueo, at bette SaloonzSpprssmoal, buab
!6r. T an9aar, enten er ct Brooutt al
en- oueripenbt Uontaf ener ct onblfabss
fulbt 8aabang, tbi ba leg iaa 5r. as
Artttel, be9pnbte leg at Iper9e 6olfet,
iom bor Dalton. ON be baube bart
no9et ON bette Saloon SpprssmaaI,
o9 ieg bar talt n1eo alIe iaa Nor tom
fire, og aue flyer, at be itfe bar bprt
roget, og leuebe / ben sooe Tro. at ri
fulDe pere uben Saloon nu iem fsr,
iaaaies Fan lite meD min bebte Billie ie,
bpor 81. + bar facet fin &unbifab ifra.
Og naar ban flyer: nOs Dalton uil
90 9aIoon". ba foretomuer bet mig. at
ban fatter Jtronen paa I'm Onbfab euer
uuioeSbeo ON bet Ebema, ban bebanp:
Ter. Og bet, at 9r. ( trpber i Stiul
bascm bette 4, Diier, at ban lite 5ar
rent Rlpl Boien.
9aa soar 6r. I Dioere % ruler op
nosk EaI, iom ban t,Iilut iummerer op
iaa0ees. at Bpen ffal taa en- Snotegt
paa $4,000 Aaret At be tire Salooner,
iou1ssan taIer,.nnr Oct talot mig inb.
.e1 a ek1aat ~
Yb.nne Wadbe y regne PAD frtlte aos
til at'fenme for 2:cenie. Men ies tdn
foriitre 6r. 4, at b1sfe Sal frti1er os
lite bet allerminbife. os leg er uilig til
at Debbe meb .9r. Z ON en- ny 6at, at
Dalton lite faar enbos eea Saloon
iaar. Ween ies ipnes marte 6r. (
fise, at bet er tn1ob bans Brinctp at
pebbe. Ran iaa unre, men bet er Da
ausfalh lite imob bans Brinctp at tale
mtnore forbelaattst ON fin Netfe %
breie libt paa Sanbbesen.
Seq uil nu giue 6r. I ct uelment
@aab, ba leg forIiaar, at ban fal ffriue
ea Mrtitel til. Neffe @ang bu faar
@triuetls. iaa uels big ct Ebema, ion,
bu tienber til. @aa lite bin gfeffes
9Gte for ner. % bebanble Sanbbeoen
l,bt mere forRsttst.
Saa ffaI 9r. I iamraabe fig meb
9ans. Sc. bet par en- COB Sbe af 9r.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

ttlraaoet aul9rubearbeioerne at lReae
op iaapiot u;eget al fin 2pn. at be Tan
bolbe ub ubsn Mrbeibe ct rimeIig lana:
Tibsrum.
prefbent Mit6eu bar ubtalt:
vNIoris Qanoets piforie bar en-
Streit Of laG piotrattenbe Jplser truet
4anbet. Den er ensbetYbenbe meb en-
national Stanbs Rulmine1 Snbuftrien.
bois stretten tou1mer, naar pore Rons
tratter uolsber ben Site Mars, pg ben
inbbefatter NntbracttsDi Difritterne.
,Seg bar iagt," ertlarebe Rit9eQ,
) at Der er ct ubpre Mniuar forbunbet
ueb at ertlere en- laaban Stteit. Gi
bar ueret fen meO at eDertase BET, og
ni faffbolber. at bet builer paa Rulsru=
beeierne. Sc sobe Eioer / Qanbet be-
rettiser @rubearbeiberne til en- Qensfor.
bstel|e. Ei Lob os npie meb en- Neb>
iettetle Tor to Mar iiben, Da ut par ouer~
beuifi ON. at 11lfanoen t1epebe bet.
Vi bar altib ueret reoe til at 9isre bet,
iom par ret, os ri bar ret nu.1
gn 9treit lom ben paateatte anita,
ses at uille mebfsre $25, 100000 Cab
| 2sn for @rubtarbeiberne, $50. .oo0,.
600 Cab Yrofit for @rubee.erne %
s26, 600, 900 Eab Tra9t for Sernba.
nerne.
Den nepnte Screening bar noget oper
% MiQ. Dollars / fine Stattammere,
og bet er Meuinsen at opnaa omtrent
q Wiu. Dollars mere peb ublieninq
til ben life MpriI.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

+, tbi bDis 6ans CT ben Waub, bon bar
Orb forat Dere. faa Dtl ban fige. til br.
I. Du taller ub Beirst. Du peb tile,
bpab bu taller ON. Gag neb bin Sen.
Ulen ubelbigDis. bois pr. I fulbe
folse oenne fin Bens Raab. oa gaar D,
Naiere at useblabet Slip at bet bebube=
be NeIultat al 5amraabet.
2G1bpbiqi.
S. 8. 9atIing.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

Sobn Segalos, en- al benz, iom par
omborb paa DampFibet rBaleneia,
Der forliffe paa Rpffen uf Brittff go>
lumbia forlebeu, mebbeIer ON l1uptten
iaalebes:
,Det par min Eern at pere paa Bagt
/ Tprrummet. Rlotten par ne,ten ~
Maneess atm, % .geIeneia sit me.
get iaate men Hss1e pInoielig pda sRttpz
perne % fIaID ira @nbe til Gnbe. Der
tom Srbre tilWafinrummet ON at bat,
fe. stibet git ba tilbaqe, men Baubet
tom fosIenbe ino iaa fort, at BET ife9
ou1trent en- Sob Minuttet. 81 pibfte
ba aqe, at Ssibet par fortabt.
Officererne os Manbifabet ubleuerebe
oa @ebniussbeIter til alle. os Orbre
bleu sipet i'll at bemanbe Baabene.
Det uar frpstelist. Nertet, @e9net,
ben braseube 2pb Braset, % pauets
8relen.
Stret sreb mango, % ber par en-
bltno Eilfrsmnine til Baabene. Om.
firing SCI. 1880 iaa leg en- Baab, bDori
Der par 60 Naenneifer. Den faIet bro.
senbe neo fra DaDieerne, % aqe. iom
uar ben, faIbt ! Ssen. Blanbt Dem
par fsrfe asfiiterenbe Maif,nif, iom
fenere bIep rebbet.
Seq bialp til meo at laffe tire anbre
Baaoe, men be iant ale tre. Beb ben<
ne Tib brep ,Baleneias u1cb Brebfbeu
imob RIipperne.
Eirsbas Rorsen omtr1ng SCI. bleD
Der siort tire m.slptteoe Torigs paa at
fpbe en- Cine ilanb, men intet tunbe
9ieres.
Den gfteruiobas tilbsb ies at iusm.
me iIanb. st Eoug bIeu bunbet fan
til mtg, % les boppebe ub Branbin,
serne.
Jsr leg torlob Braset, par Der blanbt
Basiasererne en- Dame, iom ies lite
fieubte. Dun tilbSb mtg $1,000, om
leg Dilbe faa en- Cine t1llanbs. Seq iaes
be, at ieg lite funbe moot1se benbes
Renge, ba bet par min Bligt at iege at
rebbe Gin.
Det uar til in9en Rptte. Seq blep
iimpeltbeu -taftet tilbaee af BsIgerne.
Derfor fappebe ieg 2iuen. en- @eoninss.
b6ie bIeu tafet ben til mig. % ieg bleu
fortumIet ballet pmborb isiea.
Gfteriom Sttbet fant, tsste Basia.
sertr % Ranbffab ben til Rafferne oe
Ri9aen. Ranse bIeu RplIebe opetborb.
Anore boppebe ub @pen % tSate at
jplmme iIanb.
Oxsba9 Rorseu lagbe Rapt. 9obn.
ION, at ben enefe anlebniea III 6reIle
laa / 6Iaaberue, (the rafts) Gan t.Is
fpnbeOe Ruiuberue til at saa ! bem.
Der par ontrent Ct Dilfin Ruinber
iIiDe ba, nosIe ! &iasen o. nogle I
Delsbufet. De nestebe at gaa Jlaas5
berne Seq boppebe ira Nafen, buor.
Iieg Ddr tlatret ben, % mon bialp mig
neb paa en al dlaaberne. 5sen ait
bsi, og Der uor Eaase. ioa Di mart tab
e atipre ben anoen 5Iaabe, Der fatte ub
paa famu,e J.o ION pi.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08
Dr.. Miles, Anti-Pain pills.

st bnrti9t, Fffert % paaIibeIist MibbeI
.tor 5pg euer nerpbs 3opebpine, Npglmrter,
Rapepine, Neurulgid, Rerpsfitet, sSrritabniz
tet, @ppnlssbeb. Gist, 9eiatica. ssSnbebolz
Der bperten Opium eler Woriin % efterlabr
inaen femme Gfterpirfninger. 25 DoIs 25c.
4oa apotbefer elIer ienbes af Or. R iIes'
Rebieai g q, Gifbart. Ssnbiana.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

Gn COB Soe. S @enen ueo GIs
bore, Soma, bar 6armerne 5espnbt ct
bugse % iase Bpgninssmaterialer al
fin egen 5toD for itte at bliDe npbt til
at fjsbe sfter be enorme Yriier, lom
Number: Eruffet bar faiilaaet. Tarmer>
ne bar 1aget ubpre Waaneber af Aln,,
8alusotre os 2sn. og bet tofer benz
tile meget.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

Det par ct baarot 5les TO, Dronnina
Aisranoru, at benoes Taoer. Song
@brrltian at Danuart, osbe, ffripes
Der fra 2onoou. gun par ioagelig
aaereoe for. % Aloeren bar taget baaroi
paa benoe be iite faa U,aanebsr. %,
iaa Rons @bmarDs pe!breD er baarlig,
oa bans 6srIigbeb tiltaser ten foruroli,
senbe @rao, 1aa nan tror, ban mao
reile til Warieubab forat ta9e en- Rur
Der tiltroos tor, at ban lite liter ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

Sra ben internationale Conference,
iom be ltore 5tatsmaster bar Warocs
co | btsls aOase, meooeles. at Delesa=
terne tilfpnelaoenbe er mere enise nu,
eno be nosen Gang fsr bar uatet, fiben
be iamleoes. De TO Naitoner, lom er
meit birette interesiereoe, nemlts Tran.
trig os EplflanD, er eRonu iene meb at
tase fat paa bet egentlise Stribsipsrssz
maaI. bOorlebss Warocco ltal npres.
De er pog bleune enise ou Beifatntn>
|asa sazolol lpsrssnaaIet. @
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08

Otter megeu D,stusfion sntases Re.
.preieutontbuiet ! 9ousresieu at pile.
tase en- Affiennins ouer 6orfaset on
Ssrnbaustafiter ibas eller en af be fsri1e
Dase.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08
No. 1868.
9alton % saloone
Sa, nu bar iea ueret bes bans.

Sa, nu bar leg ueret bes bans.
Sans er en- Drbensmanb. Jtg er
ban osiaa. Oroen og Bslitanb tom,
- mer tiIpns paa b:le bans farm.
6ans er insen rGront4. 6an ga,
ale Naboers N9te!le. 9ielplom %
.ereton1menee ct ban mob oue Eren>
aenbe. gia5oerne tiger, bans 2efter er
y@ope lom @uIo."
u Bar lae belois, Ut leg trat Sans
bjemme. Ole par Der osiaa.
De to bar meset tilfeqes. gelfaa:
enbe Jormere er be besse. Wfen ben
enc CT beIt uo 9ausianer, ben anben
u Itselaa BELT uo Jritirtemanb.
De to lab / en- liulis Samtale.
6pab par bet, be taIte ON?
80. bet par Dalton o9 9alooneu.
Tor mig par bette enb mere belbigt.
6apbe MI unbertesneoe peret en- af be
2ebenbe ben Norie @pnobes 1Renies
beb Der, |aa fuube ri baue bannet en-
ieluualst Rou1ite og begpnbt 4rbeibet.
Det bar i'm Virtntn9 paa be anbre
MebIemmer af Mentsbeoeu. naar Dleno
meb Snofgbelie filler fig @pibien for
en- Gag.
Sans og Ole bauoe insentins tilouers
for Salooneu. Set bprtes mart.
De bar lite punbet I'm Tormue ueo at
bertpble Gib % lesse isien Bense paa
Saloouen.
vgiI be / Dalton enbelts bape go.
loon, laa faar be uel bet", mener 6ans.
y Uten oo banoler lite jes Der mere for
fem Gents. os leg bar last igien mango
Yeuge Dalton. Sibfte Mar blep bet
mere enb ulu,inbeliJt, ner $500 ialt.
! Gn liben sDel betaltes rietisnot meb
Tarmprobutter, men bet mete oeraf blep
| betalt meh Uncle cans Mpnt, og bet
nosenlunne fontant.
Ole nitfebe bifaltenoe. xBil DALI
ton belle til Granterens @unft os Ber>
&c, iaa lao ebrueli9e Tolt bolbe Jig
borte", u,ener ban.
y,et onn ct Spt min
Dis{e to Wenb uar enise / bette
puntt, bet par Hart at foritoa.
Os besse bar Toltets Orb for. at
- be mener, huao be flyer, % bolber, buab
be louer.
Gr be- mango iaebanne ebruelise %
tarattertalte Meno runbt Dalton af
benue Tormeniug, iaa uil uiff in9en
mi5unbe Bpen Suotesterne af Saloons
81 Era ften.
Ranbenbe Saloon>B Berten Tan tlare
fig not laa sobt. men bet uil bltpe
Sn,albans for Bpeus Borsere forrefteu.
@amtalen git liuliet men omtrent i
iamme 5tetning. uubertesnebe uar en-
.~ opmert1 ON Eilbsrer.
@tterat 6usmooeren baube beuertet
% meo en- COB Sop aaffe. tattebe leg
for bpsselist @amper os began mig
paa 6iempeieu.
Seq tentte. mebens iee git. Bil bet
pere ret af os at bebanble Daltons
Torretninesmenb paa benne Waaoe2
ga, = Hei.
Ser er mango Dalton, iom ttte er
6orretnins. Sc bar o9iaa @et til at
femme.
Qeuer lite burbe ben l1}fplbise libe
meb ben Stplbtse.
Men bpis M 2icenie> Spsrssuaalet
tommer op til Bal9oasen, buab faa?
yao mig siere ct Torias.
Det Ipber laa:
a. Sab en- Anmobnin9 pere paa rebe
9aanb, bpori bet benitiQes til Daltons
Jorretuinssmeub paa bet Deultsfe, al
sipre, buab be Fan, forat bolbe Saloo,
uen borte fra fin Mtbte.
b. Gaa ben unDerte9uet af alle
- Meub % Ruinber, fom unberftDtte1
Dalton meb lin 6aubel % e imob 5a,
loonens Snbfsrelie I neunte Bp.
Ren bpem ital taa Spihien for
bette 4rbeiDe? #
Der er R2inbeforeninss IRIS.
= fionsmsber. l1n9bomsmSoer og andre
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
NsI x.,~% - farf 40 snA
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08
sE1te'lSl|teDe. .: z !.

Beb Ban. SSunI 24be San. s3obn
8orbabI os Rils 2ouiie Nelfon fro
IDwn Of grDabl Grant County
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-02-08
: z "a As 4lltl q =
..8oor|sl 81. J.

Martin earIfon % 6uiaru, 2sbe
San. q Datter
= 2einan % 6nffru, 3oie Jtb.,
en Datter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-30

Boyd rose quickly to his feet, and
came out of his office coat.
Missing. Gregson missing" he
cried, with an ominous knitting Of his
brows Since when, Philip"
Not sure about it-some time last
night, / think" hurriedly replied the
clerk, who was the same Boyd had
seen in Gregson's office a month before.
Wasn't he at home last night?''
Yes, sir, till early evening. Not
there this morning. His wife just tel
ephoned to Mr.. Green-blessed II I
know what, sir! Only know that Mr..
Green was knocked almost daffy, and
yelled for me to bring you without an
instant's delay. Can't you come at
once. sir?"
The face of Felix Boyd was growing
strangely drawn and hard. as of one
deeply stirred and bitterly determined.
For all OF thirty seconds he stood alb
sOlutely motionless, speaking not a
word, but with his dilated eyes frown-
ing at the floor at his feet. If one could
have snapped a photograph of his
brain, one would have pictured q men,
tai riot-that OF man who hurriedly
measured each and every possibility
Continued on Page 8,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
Iaa CHArHA1f NA11onaI ~

.9CARIER-- DTVIDEzNn,
su2rI - uvidend % tou< per Ia "a, 49,
go y s Iarscr1rs OF this hAnk paSasss an -
viii be clossd. 2 49, 80 1An<eny -
Ssw York. seyeeruesr z1st ieda CAAazA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
THE VILLAGE SAGE.
a Lauder of Time Past Grows splenetiO Over
the Present.

had shock the other day (writes "P.'D on
revisiting certain remote gray Lancashire VII
Iage. The old inn. within whose dusky red
utten parlor have had many jolly meal was
In process Of being knocked to the ground by e
swarm Of strenuous workmen. The genial rooms
were dusty skeletons, all their kind shelters
open TO the "peering day" A piece or brand
new stonework, the first bud, so 10 speak, or
the new building, was already thrusting its star
ing freshness out Of the decay. SkiIrully dodg-
ing Jumps OF falling plaster. penetrated INTO
this new parlor. Here, on & palnfully clean
seat sat the Quintessence Of that villages wis
dom, waggfng his red beard in indignant eIo-
quence over his tankard. I timorously ap-
pealed for information. New men, new
fangles." he said fercely. and waved his polished
brown stick "T'owd Red Lion were good enow
for me, and ne feyther afore me. Modren I'M
provenents,' they say; looks all right but II
won't wear young man; II won't wear. They re
all for L frame nowadays, and neer mind I
picter.-
Take our fresh parson. now" he went on,
growing a little flercer. Put me cad IN I
church on Sunday morning, and wot do see
Cangles (candles), young man, cangles!" "A bit
ritualistic" I suggested. "A bit! Now, I'll tell
you the story I told L parson when Q come TO
see me boy went 10 L grocers in I day
time I says TO fetch some things for is mother.
I want cangles,' says e. Cangles! says the
Ehopman. 'Wot do yer want wiv cangles IN the
daylightg" What did the parson say 10 that?'
I asked "Say?" returned my friend, with the
radiant air Of a victor &" It's g fine afternoon
he says Manchester Guardian.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
LAYING OUT THE ROAD

Between virtuous resignation and Inertia "a
border line sometimes hard to define To put nm
for wears with uncomfortable conditions when tbav
might easily be bettred is credit 10 no ones in
tellieence CSow. tho average country road IS IN
the spring time most fnimcal to a mans good
and regular standing IN the parish most homeless.
for his horses) Most country highways are laid
along boundary or section lines follow the print,
tive paths. and laid out with no reference
whatever TO grade. no thought OF conformity %
the Law of the land. The result is that In a stato
like Iowa there is higher percentage OF grada
than in the whole republic OF Switzerland: u1 tbe
mountain 10 the top and down again is the WA
the New Englander must go from one town n
another: rarely does the road skirt hill Far
better than M spend a large sum in endeavor1n9 -
make such a road Of better grading would be
the money spent IN ehaasl1g 1S lns rGad having it
accordance with the lay OF the land, that In the
spring n will not form brook bed for mountain
torrents II is well 70 surmount difficulties sut n
is quite as well to go around them when IT can be
conveniently dOne,-CountFy lAie IN America
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
WHY NOT TROUSERS?

Just Il this season. when minds Of from
skowhegan Los Angeles are perturoed by politics
and when the voice OF spelbndsr is dining IN the
ears OF long suffering public - is refreshing to turn
for moment these strenuous activities and con-
template which threatens TO ruin the
beet sugar industry in Bremen County, Iowa
Women. according 10 the news dispatches have been
employed for a long time IN the work OF clearing the
weeds from the beet patches Discovering the ad-
vantage garments in getting about
the beet patches the weeders have adopted
overas and have gone merry about their tasks, re-
Their work gaddened by this unconventional costume
weeds have failed flourish 70 any extent IN the beet
attended 70 by the fair weeders
But there IS no JOY without alloy. the feminine
destroyers unauthorized vegetation discovered
Some carpng critic, presumably one OF thise persons
early In the decaimed loudly against peek
aboo waists and later inveighed against the abbre-
waited bathing suit CHANGED pass by the beet fields
and observed the feminine weeders attired in their
manly costume.
Forthwith shrek went which rent the circum-
ambient atmosphere. immoral" cried the critic.
such costume destroys the modesty OF women.
Dreadful" And forthwith a started which,
Il believed going 70 leopardze the beet crop for
the weeds flourish luxurtantly. while the fair
weeders vigorously defend their costume Residents OF
county have taken sides and merry in
progress.-MiiwRulee Sentinel
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
Teachers.
QUAINT BREWERY CUSTOMS.

The brewers OF hundred years ago used TO an
nounce the qualities Of their brew in quantity
worded advertisements. Mr.. John walsby one
OF their number announced IN May 1900 from the
Sun Brewhouse, Battersea, Surrey "a curious por-
ter, called brilliant" which Is stated (says the
wrtter) 10 be "a genuine Porter. brewed on e. pc
cular principle. and for its Brilliancy has never
been eQualled in this country It had, Of course
every other imaginable virtue and might be seen
amy day at Mr.. Wakes. OF the Bedford Coffee
house under the Piazza Covent Garden he having
q constant stock Draught for HIS Customers y
Mr.. Walsby modestly informs the World at large
most public manner. in order to pfocure its gen
eral and immediate introduction into ali parts OF
prehensiTe Evidently he tte sum sreTbSge SS
became the Imperial Brewing Company six years
its proprietors many gifts
In the Morning Chronicle OF June 25, 1906 we
don held always for the purpose on M;dsumrer
Day. Messrs. Enwar Sanders. Brooks and Jones
were reelected ale-conners for the ensuing year.
aletaster, but the offices were really different
The ale-conners were inspectors OF weights and
faster concerned with the quality alone not of
ale and beer merely. but also Of bread, within the
pointed. 1t is said that times when the wearing
Of leather breeches common the ale-taster used
wooden bench or settle ana sit down upon pom it.
If, after a certain length OF time which long ex-
suficient he found himself adhering TO the seat,
the beer considered TO be adulterated but
was proof that sugar had been Used Which in thoss
days was high crime and misdemeanor, Another
long clay pipe redhot and plunge IL in the beer II
il Came out white II before heating II
was taken 10 show that the beer was all right: but
II il blackened. something injurious had been used
-Four ale-conners still annually appointed for
the City Of London. though it may be supposed
that they have neither much work nor much pay
Erawers' Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
ToDDY IN INDIA.

The Times OF India" contains the following IL
Illuminating letter aprcpos OF a controversy which
been raging in its columns for some time past
Needless TO say the Indian variety Of "toddy' is
not ours ard has nothing 10 do with ''nightcaps Of
whisky and water" have studied chemistry and
know IL is practically impossible TO obtain toddy in
q pure fit for food. II is always more or less
in q OF fermentation and perneated with al-
cohol The toddy drawer washes the ga rthen
pot IN which II is collected. Were the pot In a
clean STATE the ferment bacteria germs would he
absent, and the today would keep unfermented and
drinking II drawn before sunrise IN s sweet
and free from alcohol by q IL is bubbifng with
fermentation and at a. m. its sweetness he's
nearly gone, and IL is strong Bass's beer RI1T
that is just what the habitual drinker likes and
our government did wise thing when they with
drew the young from the temptation OF toddy by
putting on prohibitive tax The writer shows that
II IL a demoralizng liquor by stating that the
habtuaI toddy drinker in the absence OF his favoo
rite beverage, has become drinker of toddy snirt
Wisdom comes by experience ane the world Is
learning that in shape form Is II wise 10 drinL
alcohol II is one OF the temptations with which
doses II ruins ores health. and in excess IN ,ie
stroys the moral fibre. whether the LIQUOR used is
toddv or toddy spirit. Abstinence is best.-Pail
Mall Gazette