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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-10

81 tell YOU, pard" said old Jim
my Cannon, guide, "the West
has lost its romance. Only a little
while ago, it seems to me, where
once there was nothing but Jhe
whoop of the Indian and the song
Of the six-shooter, now there are
railroads and churches aud CONNER
cial men and lectures and three
mente men and high schools and
daily newspapers AMI every itle
while natural dca W. .n
in two months, if tae blasted .a
pers tell the tra,a eEfa 1 n
have died in MN.m.n. uf
| tell you, 1t lo..- US r.
old-timers void HD
away. Wh.u uar-t
lingering di-aa- r.1
time to l'-.t .a' tl. ,..
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-10
GLASS.

There seems to be an impress
ion oflate that glass must soon
come into much more general use
than it now obtains.
The composition of glass as in
general use is silica, soda and lime.
The beautiful Bohemian glass is
made by uniting silica with lime
apd potash and green bottle glass
is a silicate of lime and alumina
combined with oxides of iron man
ganese, sodium and potassium, it's
green color being produced by the
oxides of Iron. Glass is in reality
very complex mixture of true
salts, the Stag, which is always
produced upon the reduction of
metallic ores is composed of silli-
Gates and Is a kind of glass. Solu-
able glass is made by using a very
large proportion of alkalie a solu-
tion Of it has long been known as
the liquor Of tiints Such q solu-
tion is often employed as a fire
proof varnsh for wood, canvass,
etc.
Glass can be made that is much
stronger than cast iron 1t will
not corrode and is therefore impcr-
ishable. # will. beyond doubt, in
the near future take the place of
cas-, ron wafer mains and many
other forms for which cast iron is
now used. The cost per pound will
allow more profit to the maker
.. r . obtained from iron the
g..lry is so much less
la.a ti- consumer will be able to
,u al glass articles, about 33 per
cenJ. cheaper than similar goods
iii cast iron. Perhaps not one
builderin ten, ii told that the com
mon grades of.glass have a crush
ing strength nearly four times as
great as hat credited by the most
experienced engineers, to the very
strongest quality Of granite, would
accept the statement as true. \ ct
it is fact, and being SO. the query
as to why glass has not received
more attention from architects as
a structural material naturally sug-
gests itself. A structure might
be composed Of blocks OF glass in
prismatlc colors that would be un-
iquc, beautiful, and lasting. One
objection which wou d be raised to
the durability OF a glass building
might be that the blocks would not
adhere together with mortar This
objection can readily be set aside,
BY the use OF good cement.
Scarcely day passes that the
sphere of glass as an article Of use
does not become widened, glass
ties are being used on railroads,
and SO far have given entire salts
faction. Combining all the req
uisites Of the wooden tie with the
virtues Of being susceptible to us
age 1T least - per cent longer than
wood Progress is also being made
toward rendering glass duclile, and
to-day threads OF glass can be made
that can be tied in knots and woven
into cioth. Were one disposed to
give play to fancy and fuse it into
tact, houses entirely composed OF
glass could ba built with walls root,
and floor fashion d from melted sand
Carpets Of glass could cover the
floors, the wall decorations cmbody.
in9 the forms aud colors OF the most
ultra Hsthete; sitting on glass chairs
reclining on glass couches, and ar
aged in glass girmcuts, eating
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-10

A new book is called "Sayings
and Doings Of Great Men," The
most of the space is taken up with
"Sayings.'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-10

A. al'h a big hat
..oers and feathers
seems all mead Till you talk to her.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
aramflihfeits .1triaaen

in Sorm maugelbaiter Sanoliiiruna, Scr gntpifelung
iouli9cr Uaic III %&obnbduierm nnO biGt bep6lterten
Gtabtuterteln, uusuldngli0er 0auSlitItullg uno Ter
S6mdngcrurg Der Xuit nit Snitedun3Sitoiien lit Der
9tdbe DON SoSenper9ifiun9en ulo %ltcDenoen Fileen lno
70 perbreitct, baB man ii0 Uutocrll mus, ME bic StdS>
tebcwoDner i~0crboupt 9euno bIetbell tonnen. OaS
NeOiiriuib icrtt9er rnO ~wirtiamer 0auSmittel iplro uon
Gage 5l Sage orin9cnper, uno unter oieleit lit y o ltet>
tcr'S Wtu 9cubittcrs buS perotenittidlte rmo be-
lte6teite. ~llnrtgelmdbistett III ben 6untttoHen beS WtaS
gems unb Der 1Grme. moldrii6e 6ieber, Seberbeidwer0en
00mdbc. &beumoti9muS unb g~erinSere Seiben werOen
burd oieicS unuer9leidIide bdaSlide observation-disclosures
unb mebiSiniiNe Gdugmittel pOaig iibermnnben. Sn
Gtoot uIb gauo Gilt e5, InO nit 9ie4t, ais oaS rctnelt
rto umiallcuolte Selmittel letncr 9lrt; iiberoteS mtro
IS Don tonangcbenteu NcrSten, bic es 9rinOIt3 unS
prattii6 9epriit baben. 9enebmt9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

I'm einem Sdreiben bon g II & an s..
6. g 0uma der d. d. 00ttingelt, BEN
6. 4uguit 1885, fomnlt f~oleenoe Steue Dor:
nccSt on6cren duBercn GcrbGltniilcn, ais sic meiz
ntoell limb, lieRen lid mobrlGeinlt6 aud fir Die
So;ictdt pi6ti9e uth III ben QI9en beS grp}en
0uuicrS 9~lGnSenoe pratttl6c &rlpcnoitl9en earan
%triipfen. Bel cireni Budget pom $50 2bolern
idbrlld fir Sterilmartt ulio ntU9lcttl0eS Gblerz
potcrillm Sulanlmen (5ic6 nur in en9ltcn Der
trauen iir Sic) lulen lth frcitt6 wabrbnft grOB>
artige Sierlude niht %unltcllcl. N0unte man barr
aIf Uber 2uulenoc pol J Ddlerl ~lpeloeil, 10 CLAUDE
i'd, buE ). y. Die ccttronagnetilde Selegrdpbte SI
elmer electromagnetic illlo 81 etnem Mubltu6e ge>
bra9t merOen t0nntc, Dor Der hic Sbantulic Iult
erldriGt. Ser &uilcr pom 9IuBlan0 t0uHtt letne
GeicGle obne Standardization III b~erltlbcu Minute
Don 4}etersbur9 mad Gbella, ia UielttGt aud &is
adta oeben, lpclll nur Der Rupierbrabt Don oeb3>
rigCr StGrsc gsiiGcrt Jin9eiibrt unO an 68ti6en
@Iopllntte1 nlo1tl9e atpparate unb gut %eingelt6te
Eeripnen pdrcn. sd battle eS nidt fir unmo9>
LID, cine Ntal6tnerte onSugcben, mnoHrfb cine De-
pei6e Iait 10 n!thanii6 o~b9clpitlt luiirbe, wie ctu
Glofenlpiel ci1 Ifultfltif ~nbipielt, boS cinmal
auT cine l&0tSe geleft lit I'm cine inlde Ne;te III
einCm S6ln0e BIS sI bel glntipooen III bubGlt,
1pdre IHr 100 Mtllioneu &upferOrabt pOutOmrleE
Surei1enb, IHr cine bats 10 9robe StltanS nur ein
&itrtel 10 piel, uIo 10 I'M Scr1GltniB 0e5 GuaOratS
Der Strede."
IS lit topbl nod ntemal5 einem @eIe6r=
ten pergDnnt 9~etpeleu, cgnc 10 rielelgrDBe
Sl'4pt1h|tlAS (thNt VIltbpt' W UIb W. "
lel6it 10 groBcn NntGeil bcliBt, III erleben,
tpie benz groBen 4roieIior gSilGtIm
NeDer i'll @0ttingen. Die &elegrupbie
bef0roert Jest idbrliO mebr ais 40 lfIlioz
ncn 9epeiben auT jbren Drdbtcr, pclhc III
Sins %perbunoen bic fiiuiSigfaOc %dnge beS
9lequator5 unicrcr Groc nod iibertreIfelt.
Q(uf A5roieiior Milbclm Beber bat iiH Der
CANT Ser Wttttpelt 81 rtdtcn. Der eIeftrOz
teNnil0e &erein CAB Oieiem Oeoalten 9tusz
orut 0ur6 lbienpung foigenoer 0tpei6e:
IS. t. 9Silbelm 8eber. Der ~elettro4
tebniI6e &crein iciert III ieiner b~eltigen
St3uu9 DaS Sabr 1888 ais oaS fiinf;igEe
iei: Der eriten lebensfabigcn @,eitaItung oeS
cleftriiden SeIe0rapbcu unO bcBlildipilnlrbt
Sie ais ben nod Iebtnoen 0tnolitM bisier
groBeu Shat Sl0letd) nit erreuter 0uloiz
guuQ fIr 0auB Der in icnem 3eitpllntt
i'm &erein nit SDneu in @0ttilgen 10 GDfddz
ti9eS gei6affeu uno inIort Die Submit oiez
ler S60piungcn 10 flar erfannt Dat."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
Die GrFmSnng oes eIeftrii@cn
SeIc1tApben.

Sci Der Grtnnerun8Sfeter, pcl6e IN benz
Serliter eleftrote6ntl6en Seretl1 anlGBLi1
oeS 5Oi1brtgen SubtlGums oeS
elettrt16en Selegraphem itatt>
fano, legte Der Director Der 8erliner Stern
parte, Yrof. S. 60riter, II. u. einige 90
tllnente Dor, ipelbe auf Die Gutftebung bes
eleftrtlden Selearapben 8ejug batten ulto
aus OelIer1 5t er1ebeiG tpar, eill ipie ri6tioeS
llrtbeil @auB bon born Dcrein iiber bic
Sra9ipeite oieier Grfinou1g belaB. Ser SIN
bait stpeier Srtefe m0ge bier mitget6eilt
merDcn:
sd wetb nt6t = f6rctbt 8 auB al CIberS
am ~. 9tOuelnber 1881 81 % i1 Sbuen ldon friiber
Don elmer groBartt9en Tprri6tun1, Sic mir as
ma6t baben, ldrleb. is lit cine gulpuntide Gette
SIpIl6en Der Sttrllparte ul0 benz (untcr Mebcrs
geltIn9 ltebe1loen) pbplltdlild Eabtnet, ourb
3rd0te Ill ber XEft iItCr Die lO0uler lpeu. obeu sum
&obanrtSt1urnI gtnuuT lluo Wieocr berub Qe%uqei.
21e game Srabtldllge miro ctpd 5000 NHB lem.
Yin betoeu @nDen lit tic nit eIncm Multiplitutpr
perpHnoeH, beI mir Uon 40 @cluiHOcn, bel g&cber
I'M ppgltalt6en N0binet pom 80 Wepiu0eu, belize
nm eulpl.HnOt9e NG8netnaOeln 9efibrt, Die nab
l~ltI!lell EIiIrl0tulgen Guf9ebd1gt lluo. Sb babe
eI1Ie eInta1e SprridtIug au99eou6t, 1uo0urt id
Qh9eIotlulI0 oe 3ttGtlGn9 0es StromeS ulnFebre!I
tam, ole ID etllclI Romnllttator nenne. A&eun i'd
10 tattnlGBia Oil uleirer galDanii6cn SGule 0pes
ttre, 70 D1ro II leht tnrSer 3ctt Die 3tloe9unQ Der
Mabel TN pbplttdlI6eu Eaainet 10 TART, bQB lie
an sine VIote anldld9t, bGr5ar in cinen an6crsn
Simmer, 2is@ it jcOO3 nebr Spielerct. Sic 3D..
POT 1T eGB bic S~elpe9un9er 9eieben mer6en iotz
len, no bic dIBer1tc Ntturutcne errei6t 1uerbeu
tam. 8ir baben Oteie Gorrittlue bereits III
te!e9rapbl6en &erluteH 9ebraudt. Die lebr ait
NIT 9an5en 2Sortern Ooer tleinrn Ebraier geliillz
gen ltrb. .9ieie strt 81 telcsrapbirca bat 6aSS lin.
9ene9ine, .oaB lte pom &&etter uuO 9aScs,eit eor;
lnab90n3t9 ut; STEER, Der ba5 i3ciden 9ie0t un6
Der DaileIbe empfangt, blcibt in ieineln Simmer
1peiln er nil, bel peridloiieueu Yeniterld6en. Sd
BIN i!her5en9t, oab unter slrpenoung pom bin
lan9lt9 ltarten Qrdbten aui oieie @eiIe aui einen
Stla9 non @ottlngen mad 9anlousr pOer uon
2annOUer lIa9 SrsHeu teIe9rapbirt wsroen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
eimSmSmNrtespeis gottaOetpbtn'S.

Sn elmer tIrSli6 %abgebaItenel 3uiau1z
mentunft bon YbtIaoeIpbtaerGep
bid 6abrtfonten CAB elmer oeriel@
ben, 9err 6. 6. Sn0iDDen, folgenDen inter-
%eiianten lleberblid ilber Die 3urta9me Der
bortigen Experimentation:
Sdottiide GintDanoerer fIDrten i'll
philadelphia Die Seppid >Seberet ell uno
oeuti6e @intpaloerer lpannen baSu bic
gSoae uno Die 0arne, aber bis gum Sabre
1912 mahte otele Meberei tpelig Sort
i6ritte. Damn muroe cine grobe 2Illsabl
bon 0anbtueb1tiiblen einge lii6rt, auf lpeLdlen
bic Q4eber in ibren eigenen 8ebaulungen
,Sngrain"> uuo Stag" zGarpets ipebten.
@tua Inn Das SSabr 1853 fteuten eint0e
bieier Neber @ebIlfen an unO 3tpet ODER
bret fauften it6 Spinn>M ai6inen. Sn
Der 3eit BON 1860 bis 1870 nabnt oiele
Snoultrie beoeuteno 81, es muroen bereitS
mebrere groBe Nebereten etngertdtet, bod
benuBtcn Die penigiten 0ampffraft unD
nur lebr Denige baGten 9ampfeW ebltiible.
Die %feineren Seppidarteu Duroen gar
nt6t gema6t; Elm tpeuig NTnliniter, aber
feline 8ruiisls, 1apeitrp unb BiIton.
SIN Sabre 1873 errtdteten in Bbila>
beIpbia Die 9erren Oobipn groBe Mcbereien
uno begannen nit ber Sa6rifation bon
8ruiieIs>, SapeltrDz uno Miltpn>E eppiden,
Dobet ite t6re et9enen @arne ipanuen, fGrb>
ten Ino bic Seppi6e Suridjteten. Sbrem
8etipiel folgteH balo Qlnoere, 10 baS i'm
Sabre 1880 ni6t meniger oils PIG Geppi6>
QSebereien in YGilooelpbia beitanoen, pel6e
4l52 9anozN ebitible uno 1916 Oampf>
Mebitible 6atten, Die i'm Sabre 80, 070, 300
garbs Ieppt6e i1ufeH. SSln Sabre 1882
erilttrten in Ybilaoelpbid 237 Nebereien,
uel6e %3ui1mmen 6402 0iGnner, 1922
6rauen uno 1919 Ginoer bei6dftigten.
IS purben etipa 81, 1000, 900 Yaros Sep
pi6e i'm Nertbe DON 500, 300, AS gema6t.
Sine ein3ige Geppide Sabrit in Ghildoelpbia
beldGftigt 1851 Heripnen, be5ablt monat>
lid 500, 600 an 2D6nen uno Die bon t6r
fabriSirten Sepptde baben einen Nertb BON
$4,000, 900. SIM leBten Sabre iino in
8bilaoelpbia nm 10 Yr0Sent nebr Seppt6e
gemadt mDr0en, oils i'm Sabre 5uDor lIllo
stpar tDett mebr feinere Sorten. 9egen>
m6rtig itno in oielem SnouitrieSnetge mebr
ais Die ooppelte Nnsa6l Herlonen bel6Gf>
tigt als i'm Sabre 1870 ltilb DaS 4rooutt
lit i'm gSertb Don 10 1uf iiber 20 O1iuionen
Dollars gelttegen. G5 tperoen III 86ila>
oeIphid eDenlo ptel feline &eppihe un6 DOPE
belt 10 biel bon allen Sorten gelpebt, ais in
gang Vn9lanO- SHoDpelI lagl pDtal5, Dap
in .ni6t ansu ferner 3ufunft bel lpeiier
GeieBgebung uno umii6ttger Qeitung Die
Eeppi6> WebereieH YbiIaOelp6ia'S ui&t
aueiu ieOe Sorte bon &eppi6en MAIDEN
peroen, peI6e in tr9en6 einenl Sbeile Der
l8elt gemaht miro, ion0eru oGB aud nebr
Rapital uno cine gr0Bere 9ln5abl 9Irbeiter
in oieiem 8bilaoeIpbiaer Snouitrie5peige
peripenbet merOeH DIrOe, ais III allen
GbeiIen Der Q8elt Suiammen genommen, uu0
baB oaS 4roouft oerielben III QualitGt uno
g8ertb benz Der gan3en 8elt gIet6tOmmen
perDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
Massn.etmcr 0aarcnmerst.

NNOS"tStNSC &OuuCSbtuSWSAtS
Sprtt.-S n @brcasu 1.15; in 5t. 2ouis
LA; i'll Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; IN 9eort1
l.15; III Baltimore l. 1S@l.1S
Sntte CT. = Creamery, bet: 3O@35c.,
siemli6 CUTE bis eute 22@2Sc., .Oairu",
CUTE bis Dete 15W29. SerII9ere AIalIr1t
l0@13c.
@ter. frii6e 26@-e. bas SSO. See 9oule
22@25c.. ein9ele9te 16@22c.
0efllgel 4. yebenoe 9nrteps So 10;.
eei6Ia0tete HOB; 9ioner 5@Sc, Sunee
100. ocs ID. leb. uno 7@10c gel6l. @M=
ten 50. 50@3.5 80 oaS 0mHeuo lcb. Hro T@11c.
9ei1l. Wdnie $7.O0@S.8O, 9errptte 5000
800 leb. nnO 8@12c 9eidl.
6artoffelG. = S00ne 35@38c., orb.
unb gemilWte 25@30c. per Eul9el beim Gar
auf Der Sa9u. &lcilere BartieelI UNI 5@8c
b09er.
slept Ell. = 3.25@3.5O BAG IaB.
NDnIL 1eller ID 017c.. alter 10@12c.
Eu nj pc II. - $1.50@1.60 oas 100 YTInO
iir genildte Country.
Sronben II. - Goncoros 3@4c. @atapbas
6@Sc bos ID.
Sweet FotatoeS. Serleps Sc
500, selbe Suinoiler 4.OO@425. Baltimore
@ OaS 6aB.
9&ilo. - Wtoaaro Gnten = @$2.75,
Seal $1.75@9.OO, tletne 1.25@1.5O, YraI=
riebii6ner 81. 50GG4. 70. @a0telM 1.2j@1.5 80.
0aieli $1.CO@1.5 so bos Gtb.
e.-25@35c oa5 Oubenb.
opfen IL. = Nelu yorf 21@26c, Eacitc
a4@25, gSisconlin 14M20c.
@eiBtohl .-$6.00@11.O0 bas 9un6ert.
3miebeIn.- @elbe $1.25@1.4O oa5
SAP, fot6e 1.0O@1.2J.
Nubeu. S1weoil6e 1.00@1.25 ba5
SaB, neiBe -@1.25.
@iber. : 2.5O@3.OO bos }TaB unO $4.75
$500 boS Sap.
GranberrieS. = @eG & Smslc 500
II baS NoB, GGpe Go0s $7.OO@9.75.
youiiiana $6.O0@7.0O
6oS SOP ulb 3.00@3 $50 oGs &iit9en, Slorioa
3.25@4.25 0aS Siit0en, Sarnaica 6.OO@
700 bas TaB.
Grbien. = 0riiue, bette l. 1O@1.15, orb.
soc. @1.00, Telberblcn 1.15@1.2O. Utarroms
fats 1.25@1.30, geipabt. 24@3c. bas Bib.
SD n.-Seite Weoums" 2.10@2. IL,
o9topieS 2.15@2.25 Der Sul6el I'M @roBeI.
S9mter EFT. - Srdures All 3@34c.
seIbes Agile. metBeS 54@6c. oas BfO.
GalS. &ut5en &c, Jto. @ountr1
&C. No. . Su SIC.
6nron II - S5.OO@z.O0 bas etlt4en
fir Nteiiiua unb 4.50@5.5O fir Slorioo.
rUaGreB.
Observation-Disclosures. ..... 1.10@1.12f
G9malstnbel.... ......... 1.3O @1.323
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
mcife QlDaMeS.

0enn General @root Die petBen Strol6e
an Der Silogrense Qlri3ona's fir betlabe
nod greuIi1tr bGlt als bic greuli6IteH Der
Qpa6es, 10 FAM man ibm angelt6tS Der
n~eueften bort DorgefDutmeren 9rerel ni6t
unre6t geben,
8isbee beiBt elm StG6t6en in Q%tri5ona,
nidt peit ben Der @ren3e OeS meritantlden
Staates Spnora, in Dem fitr5IiD aus benz
@ountp 8ina beraIsgei6nittenen neuen
0ouutn, peldes na6 benz emit 10 gefIr6@
teten, lett SSabreu aber niGt msDr inter Den
Qeben6en befiltOli9eH @pa3sSbaUpElIHge
Gpdiie getauft lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

@ei5en: Tc}. y75, San. 98ya 6eb. 994
s Mais :.G So IS, Sounor 58g@A Sch.
574, Moi 604@5.
Sofer: S.. 33g@34, Samuar 348, 6eb.
344, WtGi 315@39.
Nog9en: Sam. $50, 6eb. 599, g1ar3
604, D(oi So.
Gcreenins s. i Gar @eisen Su s. pr.
Some.
De iboIinQS". 1 Gar SIT $13, 1
Gor St $13.25. 1 Gar sl 10. 50per Come.
&tcie.-1 0orS SI $12, 3 Gar Su $12.25,
| Gar Sl $12.G0, 1 Gar 2Sinter 81 $3.50 per
GDnne.
IT 81 Gar0ofertrob su $3.50, 1 Gar
9toggen ltrob 5u $50 Die 3oune.
Seu.-1 Gar DO. l Gilnotbp gu $3.50, 1
Gar llplano Yrairie gu IS. 1 Gar DO Su $50,
2 @orS SIT SO, 8 Gor5 Soma lIplano Yroirie
81 $50, l Gor 9to. l 4jrairie Su $3.50 pr.
&onne auf Der Gabn.
Somereteu: Gimotby $1.18@1.30,
leelanten, gutter bis better. 100000. =
&einlamen Si 1.424@ inl Spei9er.
siu oer .5IHSa.0a:
wlrOeu notirE:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

Iterbenen Srau @boebe @nrfborbt wurbe an
Otoutag abenb na6 9tilcs, Nti6., Iber9e=
fiibrt.
Ole Chicago & 91od SSlanOsG ilenbaDngez
leul0oft bat, iuie eS gciBt, Dem Comm 6os
Sipii0ell Der 8eutlportD 9lpe. nno Der Gileuz
baDn ltno Ser 81. ultO SO. GtraBe 9~elerene
Stiif Sulb SIT 4>ortSDefen on9eboter, uor=
alISgeiebt, Dap Der Oeleul0ait teine weitCren
l~lntoltem erlpa6len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
Ghicnnn. Wnntnd.

Gbica9o, Montag, II. Seq.
Ger @jetreibenarft mor lpei6euo nno 1purl
BEN Die ouior95 Der @O6e perSei6neten
boben Nreiie ui0t beballptet. NnS tol9enoer
gu omlrenlteQung ergebet li6 Die YrctSperz
G%loerun9el 9egen ole 8orwo6c:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
4 n1et9 { It.
Eahcnas SScibaa6tsstidcut.
Vrik 3teMter'S @erfe.

9icue biuiae %olfso,r eabt IN : Sdlasn. e.b. q 81 Obeu
AZ 9eiie a. TO-. 8cjS ~ Aas9abl roiI Ssl5entIiterGtur,
Sn9cnoidriltcH ..
Gustav HfnSIOrns
SWieTuliI. Ss5bauoIune, is Searborn>Str.
On perfnuTem: SIiCrsboIber bcabiidtige id meirs
y Guueicu. al Del inolidcu Siabtsrensc Don Boonz
uiut, Yiiiiourt beige I, III %utrtouien. IafeIbc beitebt
iii einem qcrdumioei 9Sobnblus nit 4 SImmern, sc>
Ip0lbiem uns ionniqen Keller. 1runncn MD Silerne,
Sdeuer, Stou unO S sinpre6bGus; ioOaun Z A6er Yanb.
tbcit5 init Jttben bel flan;i, nercn Sruuben i'm Sabre
1874 II Srl9. Gaiawd az, s &ll3. Goncoroz uao 2 SrIs-
bdumen, @ru5 mo SGcc bepilou;t. SauAultise mDseI
lid ipc9en udbcrer IuStuuit un bic NNrele non "
6naupp, SoonDiuc, NlOpcr County. DO, DerOeu.
IN mn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

Vcrt1ute:
Chicago Gitp gotlpap 4h'S-10,O00 Su 95I.
Gbica9O. burlington am Quiutp &aiIrooO, 0euucr
GE. 4's-10.OO0 Su S1L, 1000 Su S714.
Gbica9o, Burlington onO Guincp Goilroab, Depcns
ture $4,000 8 lii 81 0124.
&yica9o, Nitlwantee q II. Saul Gailroab, Dubuque
bnque Gipiiion 6'9-1000 Su 1915.
ebicuNo, burlington uno Quincy 9totlroaO Company
10 sly SIT 1905.
YoorS Of GraOe $4,000 $40 5u 991.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
~

Ginbpieb. .3uiubr felt uorioelt
Gomitug 4 5000 Gtiid. Der Wtortt mar Be-
lebt llnO felt unO NIT ben neuen i3ufubrel
pom Golltlto9 iomobl ais ben pom ben pors
bergebenDen 8ogen nod iibri9en Sorrdtben
lpor bolo olf9erdlmt. GinSelne feDr l60ne
Eortien bro6ten UNI 5@10c b0bere YreiIe,
ais om SrcIto9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

S6ofe. - j3uflt6r ieit pori9en Samltag
$1,000 Gtild. Hreile: $2.25-2.75 lIr GEE
r!n9e, 3.OO-3.5O fir mittel9ute, 3.75-4.UO
fllr quite ltno 4.25-6.OO tiIr belouoers l6OHe
QSaQre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

Om nertamfeIr: Sin quite 6arm nit 9roBem @obnz
9Solcr, groBe Sdeuue, i)clz uno uubere SGnpper, 9roz
6em Sbltgartcr. 12S Adir yono, So Ouuon bebaut, unsez
i1br IS i'm ,oculaIo uun Der 9teit i'll SaIo uno ISeiorn>
lano nit ilieBcuoem gStll er 21a WeiLen DOH Dem Depot,
III Der 9iGbc uon 36trdcl NIB = SeIdGitcH. gu erirageu
bel Dii6ocl SOiimonr. 4'anopcr @entre, Sofe Co.. Sub.
29ott,Sn0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
SniernaiI. ss5ban0Inns. IS 0tarborn
10rnt sslt %terfnMfeuA

400 Hder Hono i'll u errimac. Suut Gountp. gSisconz
fin, uiO $50 Ntcr @oI5u Io, lit uuter 9~iuittscr @ehinz
guu9cn 9ouS ODER g:tBeilt 81 uertauien. Na5SHira9sn
BET SOuiS %ieuerS, 40. 80 Il 32 N.8anol Cir, @biz
caQc, 81, oocr bel Sopbic Gbcrbaro, Wterrimac. Bis.
10oeS6lp0
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-10
A fine fellow-The Judge.

A fine fellOw-The Judge.
Agricultural item-Never cultivate
an acquaintance with rake
A man in the hands of drunken
barber should be glad when he gets
out of the tight scrape.
A new song is entitled. 1--WE Never
Speak As We Pass By" Probably
they are both courting the same girl.
"Let every man add a good name to
his other capital" quoted the forger
when he fixed up ten-thousand-dOllar
check.
1t is said that inhaling the fumes Of
sulphur cures catarrh. The course
that many people pursue in this life
gives promise that they won't be
afflicted with catarrh in the next.
\ gentleman had his boots blacked
by one of two boys and gave the
sinner two-dollar bill to get changed.
After waiting some time he said TO
the other boy, "Where's your partner !?
"Oh," said the youth with a grin,
"he's bust up, and I'm his assignee" "
Travellers in Canada have not failed
of noticing the number of shop
keepers, from chow-chow builders to
undertakers, that are purveyors to the
royal family; but it remained fer a
Dundas barber to fling to the breeze
gayly-bedizened banner with the awful
device: "The Queens Barber Shop"
There are sixty-six thousand locomo-
tives in the world. And yet, when
you have waited for a train at some
desolate way station for five hours you
wouldn't believe there were half so
many. Sixty-six thousand And still
a man can miss a train as easily as
though there was only one engine on
the whole continent.
(Which is the deepest, the longest,
the broadest and the smallest grave in
this church-yard?" said pedestrian
to his companions, while meditating
among the tombs in a cemetery.
why" was the answer, ''it is that in
which Miles Button is buried, for it is
Miles below the sod, Miles in length,
Miles in breadth, and yet after all it is
but a Button-hole."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-10
Medical CuriOSitieS.

DIR. +. C. Valentine, who for several
years practiced medicine in Central
America, has written Of the medical
curiosities Of the home practice in
that country. Many of their resorts
are curious and amusing, such as the
administration of frog soup for all
skin diseases. but several are worth
worth quoting because they are proba-
bly useful suggestions for anyone, as
follows:
Marshmallow leaves are largely used
in poultices and for painful hemor-
rhoids.
A tea of chamomile flowers is con-
sidcred tonic and useful in indigestion,
and when hot in collie, whether stOm-
achic or uterine.
Three ounces of flaXseed in two
quarts of water, reduced by boiling to
one quart, with an ounce of mamma
and the juice of sweet orange, pro-
vides a drink in cases of dysentery,
which DR.. V. holds fast to- having
proved it to be good DR.. Foote's
Health M0nthLY.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-10

The TINT, Field and Farm says
that in buying horse first look at his
head and eyes for signs of intelligence.
temper, courage and honesty. Unless
horse has brains you cannot teach
him to do anything well. If bad quail
tiles predominate in horse, education
only serves to enlarge and intensity
them. The head is the indicator of
disposition. A square muzzle, with
large nostrils, evidences an ample
breathing apparatus and lung power.
Next, see that he is well and clean cut
under the jowl, with jawbones broad
and wide apart under the throttle
Breadth and fullness between the ears
and eyes are always desirable. The
eyes should be full and hazel in color.
ears small and thin and thrown well
forward. The horse that turns his
ears back every now and then is not to
Dc lIuSItu. 11S lS elbllcT Il DllST OF a
kicker, and is sure to be vicious in
other respects, and, being naturally
vicious, can never be trained to any
thing well, and so a horse with a
rounding nose, tapering forehead and
a broad, full face below the eyes is al
ways treacherous and not to he de-
pended on. Avoid the long legged,
stilted animal-always choosing one
with short, straight back and rump,
withers high and shoulders sloping,
well set back and with good depth of
chest, fore legs short, hind legs
straight, with low down hook, short
pastern joints, and round, mulish
shaped foot. BY observing the above
directions horse may be selected that
is graceful in bis movements, good
natured and serviceable-one that will
be prize to the owner.