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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-08

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ben 1eIfsekenettn 5oTuunstn beredtiet
Dar, fsbt siuer tIaETiesn 5utuuIt entss.
gen.
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taiiTepse II uHUsrEeieIia; bic l. gus
5obeH SommsTesi5e vereen HbsrfEt5ei
uus scs @eiIeiee, bic RaTtcTeIn une
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hung Dorgtbrungsu bic IeidtsTen put
ten uuroen uuieripuIt uHo ireibeu nit
i5rcm sSzbdIt Guf ben 5Iut5eu hes serff5,
reuben Clements. Ter S6oetn Uirb
auf DisIe Iduienee BON fDfart begiTert.
GeuaItia If aud eds uubeiI. has bic
Diloe Slut5 IN Der RuLmsT RieeerHHe
aneeri5tci bat. Die Ronbiener S5Isule
uurhe, wie Der .Seieu.~ aus SrauSen,
iarsibt, eur9brodsu. uuo uHnufborli5
DdIIteu iia Die @oaen ourd bic Defining
IN bic RleeeruHg binein. etueu Jlddsns
raum uon 10, 900 Rorssu nber futbene.
IRAN usriudie NIT aaer GsmoIt bic
S6Ieuie eura SoItsn uno bunoerte Dor
Sau6idtsu ~ iaIieseu, iucsdsH 5srge:
bcns. 4ud Gin Rommdnbo bss Regi:
u1enis go. ~, DeIdes mad Der IlHgllds:
ftdtts Gbgsgdneeu mar, arbeitste n
Geeeuuart pss Yduorntbs BON Stump:
ieloi, une unteritist Don ben BeUo5uerr
Der 9tiseerung, umionit, trososm biz
Rannidaft ,Usi Wial abesIoit puroe.
Nm q. 9uni beganu bos 8afsr 0umd:
lig III fallen, unb bic gr6bte gsfG5r
iasiHt uoriiber. Rsniaeulebsu iinb mad
BEN bis5srissn Ta4ri4tsn ui6t Al BE-.
fldeen.
Inter ban q. Juni msLoet bic Thor:
usr Sroeufi4e 3tg.~ nod, bag, obeIsit
IS 9sluu1rn mar. ben Samm bel Gar.
noDo Al bdIien, oGs 9oaDnnsr TOD
6snlsnigsn BET AIfan bur4bro9en, uni
bic 6eIomaIteu pom S6mouu ~iberHuibst
bat. BON heH Iintsie;tisen Sdubereier
Der Osiaist itebsu SbsTs uHo Inter
Jisfiau bersits mehTsre 3a9e unto
0afer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-08

Gines Saaes fhciItt bic Eo&fsr Der Mnts
ter mt, bas ne ron sinem ueiSen Ranne
rcrfahTt fei- Die Ratfer that ben heiIfs
scn S&unr. Hiht eber ~ ruben, aIs bis
ie ben Sgrfakrrr IN ben FOB eei6idt
bate. NeSt einer 6sinte ~bepaTnet hes
CAB f3 -Annfp~ Seuono ms 9anb
biRein, nm ihreR &a3spIan aRs,uFabs
Ven. SR Der 4dbe pon Se1erieu Gitp
traf ne esn Serfihrrr ibrtr SO9tsr une
ffredte TIN hurd eineE Sdas eur9 bic
Sruif tnet An SoeeR. Sic Dnree perhafx
tet unn perhaRttt 6 IeoieIi& ben un9es
rceeItea SerbdItniHen ui5ren6 Der
&riessiabre, eaB ne frei aussius. Na9s
hem ihr bic 6rribeit ssiHentt nan, tebrte
nc mad ber 6orm surad, ulfh hrei Sase
fpdter ifarb tire Se6tsr. Set iener
Scit tam bic Reeerin INNER mebr surid,
unb DOT uabe;u 10 Sobrsn urnste ne ben
SetteIfab ersrrifm; feithcm uanOerte
,Auutp" Souane pom Sta0t az Staet,
mn miIee gaheu bittenS- Gs sibt faum
sincn On I'M Stante Nfifcuri, mo ne
ni6t betanHt mar; ne battle uieHiaIs
&nhe nr5 STAT, bis sneIid Der Cob RID
ihrer erharmte. ueber esR pom ihr bes
eangenen Rorh iprad bic ate Reserin
nicmaIs unh iobaIo re eineH S9us
fallen b6rte, faItete fe bic Sdnoe une
betete.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-08

tbeiI une beIeete ban 6ihTeI bd &eUotfe,
ionic b~SEieHigen Sf1sin, UeI9e beu
Ro1en her Raferae fszImansirte, ans ber
bic Anffdneif9en entuiGen Uorgn, NIT
bc Iobesfrafe- 2lu9 Ezreen bic Tsits
aIieeeI hss aifeu Gieri&tsEefes N ie sr5ei
RonateE FelfnHesffrafe DeruItkciIt, ned
ne Sds NIIitdrfrafseissbEa faIi9 anats
DeESef 51tteR-
ueber hie 5~inTiffuHs ieItf uuh 5es
ri4tef: S60H On q. Suni uarrz geo
HGnn Doa BGIceIsua NIB ebenlo.id ron
5iGunas mad Serena o5gesaHgeH. III
Ger Soafrt6HHa bss uIfbeils beisuDo5s
Hsn. Bel GGgesdrbru4 6esabeu rid be
lruppen suBn5eI5 eer 6eituHesDcIts
"a siaeu On, Der Gas Re3reres" 5cIst.
Tort uaTbe sfn OHaTIe gebiIeet uHb AIR
Gesraoiruns BON fiuf SfF;isrn ssiarit.
ieH. zines Repudrs, s.ues SieHtenants
uEb eTeier 6G5Hri6e, be u Dsri5iceeusH
StIGfSu ueTurtheiIt DGrea. Sie 56rfeu
ihr urtsetl eHf esH RHiefH, uHs bCnn
nuEte fa Seoer be Abse9eu isines
Grases ieI6If 5erGbrsiEsn, DoTnuf fe ms
Geiduenis iurddasfI5Tt puIeeu. I'm :
u5T 30 N,HutEH ueriigseH be ;Dei sugl
Ioee gsTaIt5eIl;eiI bic eItaeeae All sis
nam uHs5Cnsa uHo nd uineeneeu 8sss
IN folssHbsI Oteuuus: GIN SoTpoVal
uno sDei Soloaien IL SfeTb nit sntbI5s.
tsm SeitsussresI, pisr NitsIisoer ca
.SruteTi9aft Dom Blur IN l5Itu Ra:
pu;sn, Gin rot5sttIeioetss 5~aeipIoiuu
Gneeu 5ratrss, BE Gin grosss eruciRI
trussn, cine a6t5eiluHs SoIeatsu mi
auigspfaujtem SaIoRHst, oauu be .Uei
gerurt5eilteu, lsbtr UoH eiHem BrieffeI
bsgIettet. Der IieuieHant aina soran
Is ioIgts siHe S4voer0u RaDaqeris.
I'm S4Iuhs hes i3uats IaEsa ana
Sirgt GHf eiRenI RGTTsu, usI4e eer
8eurf5eiltsu Set ieseT @sHeuns De-
@eGes I9tbdr DIreen.
JeI bar AHtunfi naIee -9alt!' tom.
RaHhIri, uae Der SIasiomEaHhaHt nit
oeTsoIts bTstneI lie &oyfe: I'm RGmsI
bts R6Hies, Ber isiHs Gimme srbsbt
I'm gu1oe III btsebrsu, NIB nit ben
(o3e beftr1it.@ IIe 8srUTtbeiItsH TIA
ten bieraui IN has Cuarre uno h5rieu
uor Ter Sa5Rc tHiesao, bic BsrIeiEH5 osi
urtbsris oura TEN 2lsuieuaHts SstTstdr
bdHH tlBtsH ne eas 6ruciRr uHo isstsI
ii4 aui Iusi StlhIs u,btu tinsr fIetusl
RduCr, nit oem gsfiAt ssesu bisisIb
qsDeuoet. SIN E2iietieo Der GeHeresa
non CAB ibneH zine 5rJfdriuus III trim
FEN, OsTbauo ibneu bic AuesH uno 10!
I'D odnn iuUl6. IS tTat sine iaaueT
lI6s StiIs Gin. Gin RapitdH sTt5siIt
ben Bsfshl IL l1oeu. edHH eTt5nts eu
0orH'gu1l uHo bic Sddhe tradteH
IIe dsT;te trcieH Uor uHo %tonitdrITte1
Zen LOB ess XlsEitndHts ; Der Rsmuau
oazt. U.I4sr ftsu sebliebeu par. "a
isbo6 nod eiHiee gebeus;siaeH Don it4
Die GdftIi4eu fpTatsn bic IooisHgsbet
uHt bic lruppen ts5Ttsn iarl6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-08
Fer sIfrifa.sa eifenoe Senrg u
StauIcu

1T in Blgmout5 1ngefommsu. 9n siuer
uHferTeouHo nit CiHtm SeTtIsfer Der
aiiot. prsfie bemsrtte er, Ct iei mad
GngIano iurifgt.sbri, ra3bem sr ieine
Auiaabe I'M 6 ongos o sbists our9 Grid
tuHg pom 6anostss StatlousH nm 6ougo
aui elner 400 Ule,len Idnqeu Strste
pom Der U2uneung bes Sfromes bis
Stdulsp BooI eriult babe. HIS Ct ods
Sougogebtst uerInheH, babe sr on BETTE
GER YuTtr6bysH SnfjIn6uHg selttten, bic
lsoo1 UdbrsHo tsT Seersiis is5T na4ges
lansn babe. Ut iprn4 nd lbsr bic
6Gnoelss Ausf6tsu in bsm S~ougogsbisis
iebr ounitia aus. Seiner Anf6t mad
itc5eH oem GsHerdl @orboH ;ur 6lu6t
UOH eb1rfum poufommeH bT1udbGUe
&sgc, uno ;D1T IN Often ubsr Sanii.
bar uno IN rDeitIider RihtuHe ben 9ouGo
bina5 an 81. @%eittufte non Afrtta, oheu.
Goroon Tonne III Der sc%gsHudrttgsu
,Slbrssieit III Gat 3agen ouf einem
{ampi5octs UoH 6bartum Gus ben EiI
500 T1sllen itronduiDdTts bis GonootdT
fobIsn, pom bort mad So6dT uno Gl
@dbt,aI gsbsH uHo nd yuptoH Beg,
ueIdsr 400 Vdru MD E40,O 900 iur
HsriuJunI tG5e, auidIisfsu. 90 uers
itiTtt Tonne @OT6nH nd mad Zanzibar
ueuoeu. Ntnu Die SoIoatsU ild UelGevu
fouttH, on eieier Jter'e tteiliuHstneH,
ober DsrH bie 4usii5ruUg bieies 0laHss
in anoersr JSsi p~sreItsIt wurot, Tonne
@orbon nd mad ugunba Dsuosu, rou
bort aus be Stanlegideu Statiousn
erTsidsu uuo an 9ongo biHabIte6eu.
Die ron S6pziHiurtb, SaTEel Batter
uHo ,yrau uH5 UoH olterrsIdI6en uuo
ifGlteuIldsn DiIliiordren bsHustsn @sge
i6Uutsu 'ur ttu SoLoat,n, Rsiisn5eH
uno Totiasr @orbon uidt unii5eriteigs
lid istu. Soiltsu bic BeiGtun1sn am
J2tl in Gsiabr lem, 10 Tonne GoIOou ne
nit lid ne5mtu; uenu ne nd a%ufdHg.
LID UtIgsru ioGtsr i'm III teglsiten,
pirosn ne tim ii5sr foIlsn, iobdIo Il
abrsiite. BOD StGuIep's Auiitt uurhe
be AbieHouEg etrsv %1fdIisu britiidsu
SrurUgUUiadt ,ur BetfuH1 GoIrons Elm
g6dlt Gtidbrupliss, NIT grnFeu Der
lulted uuo @closofen usrfniioifes Inter
Hebmen lem. lie bIitiiten lruppen
mlIioeu ods RIima niat srtrdqeu tonnsn.
StanIsp snpfebtt bas Aufs,6sH bes
Congo 8ertrd9ss, neil bds 8erbIei5su
oss 9Ou9o IN cen 3duosu Der SOrtugisien
isbr geesn ods ,Sutirshe SngIauos GERS
ltofeu Diroe.
Die BeuoIteruu1 pom Raosira bate
InfidItcu III sirem ftitiideu gmpfGngs
StdHIsp's getroffsu. gr tounte a6er
Der SuarautdHs Dtgsn uidt Iaresu.
On Blpuoutb Uures StanISp bel isi.
nsr Aufunit ls9r esteiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-08
1as sonwa6er Der sseiAteI.

Ro5 ME ieit benz Sabre 1874 30: ods
ioatudurte -,SobdnuSspdher- cine ioIde
6obc erretht. uie heuie. Canals, 10
lhrCibt man aus thorn, ,Ciste Der PeqsI
dnen GG6erltano uou 20 Gus 9 3ou.
heuic aetr - am 20. Suni - batiCu roiT
Sinen NdhcrftaHo uon go RctCr, b.
b. unecfdhr 90 rus 10 Sou, uuo ods
al 10 enorner Sohe bCraHssTua6iCnC
.ho6uahCr Der @sihitI bat IeioCr iur6i.
Bare Gsrsstruresu anseri6;st. Nit IN.
erDdrtstsr S4neuissctt pdI;teu fia eis
iSIuihen bcrdn uue ,cTff6rteH in etnerI
aueentIi6 ete 6oftHuHstH, peIat bic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auf Die grHte eieiss
;SdhTes ssitet batter. Sie aau;s gidu.
teruagstr PtsseTuns BIS rad 6ieeIis biu
1T cine tiu,tes Ndiisrhide, Der i3tcssl.
IGfeT Sommerval Duree Sur5kTo6eH
uuS lbtr sIe ooTtilgR YdRbETuCn DdItf
I'D bic i6muSiastIbs SInth. DIE Ara,
letisduvisr BET thorn BADEN ibre Slhr=
ten einffeuen mihsu, eer @Ca, Deg5u
Tous Babnbof Ha5 Ger 5aIieittae ia5It.
~ absyfaUSmu1i, bic SaHf5rate bcSTost.
Auf cen a5CI Huihsttu SIuTsH iine eis
Saateu usTnitstCi, eds sCElihte Gen aui
aaeH an Der gsei4fsI sslessneu 8irien,
bic Habs S~srisEbsn auiseitapsIiFH 56I,er
limb isrissi51sHsni, sisIs I5dftsH IS.
siHaHssTgsriftu. On Rafaa II risI
Rish in zen StdllsH ufruHfen. GiH
Sou1u1aneo scs SaE ATtigeTit. Rseimenis
&c. II in Ger Siarfe BON ! SfHiier uns
leo Naun III mad GuTstc ~G5cecanaeH.
ura etn sottissR in STAIR fehCzse1 Do
n'eH "a iadssa. 6sIedTbstfer. RgI4e
tn Der 8roIbCrssr @easHs bic 6sEvcrs
E6the ron t;ffer scEsstHsn 8ieiCn rssIHs
i6affsa bsmhst Karen, uuresn eerart
uou ben rspIee granddaughter 6IEfbeH
ibtrraf6f, bag tie. aaes TN Sti4
lafene. NIT een @tlpanHrE ant BE 65z
ben T5 ItttsH mabtra- RsRebnsT BON
StisTaE. Srahnan, Saers u.
(. u. utrtisrsu ihrs game GstrgIses, Sers
nue RaTtcfeIsrnfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-08

2N ApFQ9Il tITUt9IC oCH hUst4Stu aHi
DSei AbenSs. Tie GHfinnune bis III
Der neuen Tulfan.Sniei betId,f 30 Rsi.
len. Bel lasssdnbru9 seuebTts man
bic in RGu4 eiH9tbhlie Snisl une ,2Ci
StuHesn ipiicr EuIss ssIaHsef. GU
BuIiaH IA HiGt sou tauienb 6Es Sod.
Ulcer cen tar,Ii6 ,Hii5sH ,,GoDs
bo1s" HRe lem SHSiaEeffsr1nH scr
.,Sout5eH rtes" N zen SIHs RoHHs
tsiEs ftaitstbabteu SaEpi TfibTt zsH
5oa IuraRso. GeIsTaeo, rsIssHoes
SGpitGH EeTTIH, Der mt isiHrT 6sTpasEie
mad sCz RG=pfplaee scisHbt EsTeCH
Ddr, fsHe ale SeIte DIR .,6sDbo7s", MT
ausHahme eeIsH ii Sshz Sez5s. ;I=
ft5rt. Aa5 bsttCz be fclHsIitCE SHsis-
HCr @asez zEs S~e5eHsHsittd nit f0Ttse=
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:. &iicz's EdHIEieI uzTsGH tbSHfsgs
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botfe gRift<Ts Stsrg aE S6z slasz.
eIEiss HelCH Hzzeii OF SlEe IsEHs
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S0a s<H utcs sjt sHi stTfsslgzca Bier
een IND ebSzfslIs ~eeIfs5gCnCz S6t;cIs rits
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The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-25

Wednesday morning at Terry. Will
liam Scheller, intent upon stealing u
ride, tried to swing himself upon the
the break. beam of the east. bound
passenger train. He slipped and fall
ing upon the track the wheels of the
moving train passed over his body at
the hips. almost cutting him in two
parts. He was picked ZIP and taken to
Glendive where he died in about IN
hour after the accident. Upon his
person were a gold watch and $75 i'll
money. He said he was Il son of
George Scheller, chief engineer Of an
iron foundry at Evansville, Indiana,
and had been working us timer for
John ONeill. OF Deer Lodge, NJ. r.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-25
Wanted to See his Girl.

A stage was stopped suddenly Il
mile and half south of Buffalo. Wyo.,
last week ty 4 couple Of shots fired by
a man named AL Phelp. The stage
WAS driven back to Buffalo aud Il
sheriff's posse went out and arrested
Phelp. who, at Il preliminary examin..
tien, said he merely wanted to inter-
view Il lady who was in the stage.
The Buffalo Echo says the prisoner
was held for further examination.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-25

| NAO AAdy AN0NC ""No a. Ivy SVAA>
Ohio, were destroyed by fire, together
with several adjoining buildings.
Seven persons were killed in southeast
ern Dakota by the storm of Monda y
TIE loss TO property is very large.
A boy named Walker, of Park City,
Utah, became cntangled in the halter of
horse he was leading and was dragged
to death.
John Kelly was chosen elector at large
in New York in Place of William Pur-
cell, resigned because he could not sup
port Cleveland.
At Salina, Kas., two houses of ill fame
were blown up by the citizens by the use
of giant powder. The inmates had first
been allowed to depart.
At Ogden, Utah, John Brewer beat his
wife, who was encientc, SO that the child
was born dead and she is likely to die.
Threats of lynching are made.
Two Americans in the City of Mexico
were arrested and sentenced to prison one
month on the baseless charge of dcfam-
ing the character Of the Mexican presi-
dent.
Parksville, Ky, is greatly excited over
the disappearance of Miss Rose Woods
who was last seen to be- attacked by two
negroes ON the road and dragged into the
woods
A fatal case Of yellow fever was re-
ported in New Orleans. A post mortem
investigation by physicians showed that
some Of the symptoms were lacking but
they considered it a species of yellow fe-
yer.
Wear, Boogher s. Co., extensive dry
goods merchants of St. Louis, have as
signed. Liabilities $45O,OOO; assets
$62O,O0O Cause of failure, refusal of
New York banks to make customary adj
vances.
The Northwestern Live Stock Journal,
published at Cheyenne, has been attach
ed, and will probably go into the hands
of receiver. Quarrels between Mercer
and Marney, the proprietors, led to the
business difficulty.
The managers of the Worlds Exposition
have authorized Director Burke to notify
the governors of all the states and terri
tories interested in making exhibits that
the first installment of the $4,000 appro-
priated to each by the board, IS ready for
their orders. ..
Captain Perrins, who with ..detach-
ment of cavalry was sc1t after the In.
dians who lately raidcd TN cattle ranches
in western Colorado, foun the Indians
strongly entrenched, and u ION attacking
them was repulscd with thes loss of two
men. He retired and awaits orders. a
A work train with forty bridge hands,
was passing through Black Rock canyon.
west of Gunnison, Col, when spark from
the engine ignited box of giant powder.
A terrific explosion followed, killing John
Lynch, John Morris, J. w. Olson. bridge
hands, and wounding number of others.
The cars and engine were badly wrecked.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-25
MONTANA NEWS.

England 52 ShlllingS. Its par value i:
40 shillings.
The distance from Miles City te
Buffalo via the proposed new route is
l52 miles.
Butte and Helena were to play 4
match game of base ball to-day at the
latter city.
J. B. Morrow, late of Cheyenne,
has taken editorial control of the
Buffalo Echo.
Forty lodges of Cheyenes left Pine
Ridge agency and are now roaming
through the Powder and Tongue river
districts.
The wool clip in Montana for this
year is estimated at 4, 100000 pounds
an increase of about 100000 pounds
over last year.
Grasshoppers in great numbers are
reported between the Missouri and
Diamond City. In places they have
destroyed the crops.
A a destructive, hail storm, visited
Bitter Root valley on Monday and did
much damage to crops, small fruits,
greenhouses and the like.
Ration, New Mexico.) Independent:
The Prairie Cattle company has start
ed a drive of 100000 head of cattle
from their ranches in this section for
Montana.
Insurance rates in Miles City have
been advanced two and One.half per
cent all around, whereat property own.
ers kick vigorously and justly, but
n workman named Gruber, in Hell
ena was paralyzed by brick which
fell from three story building upon
his head. The skull was fractured
but he is recovering.
Ten carloads of graded merino ewes
were brought from Wallula to Helena,
$50 miles, in 40 hours. The sheep did
not receive feed on the trip but arrived
in Helena without loss.
It has been discovered that a large
1umber of gold coins received at the
Helena banks have been filed by some
fellow, who found that an
.asy way of getting gold dust.
J. II. Hay & Co. s store at Forsyth
Was burglarlzed and 5000 IN clothes,
,ash and checks taken. Payment on
he checks was stopped SO that the
oss is reduced to $40 cash and suit
If clothes.
Major Seth M;.bry is establishing a !
anch fifty miles north of Glendive, on
creek called the Blue. one of the
tributaries CT The Missouri. He is
,utting on 5000 head OF Texas ones
md twOs.
The Hecla Consolidated Mining Co. |
f Glendale, has declared dividend
# l per cent. or $4,000, and an ex
III dividend of the same amount,
'ayable July l5t. Total dividends for
he year, $l2O,OOO.
William Adle, driving one of j. M.
Iolt's wagons near Miles City, was
brown out and the wheels ran over
lis neck. He was badly injured, but
hough the wagon was partially load
d his neck was not broken.
Owing to a Shorts .e OF irrlgating
,ater, the crops in the G;lllatin val
~ will not be us large this year rs
;as anticipated. AS Il remedy pro-
sct is now afoot to Carry forward the
ing talked of work ON the Boze-
IAN and West Gallatln Canal.
independent: The meeting of Mon
a,la's county commissioners took
lace at the court house yesterday and
, ganized. They then adjourned un
i September l2, at which time they
xpect representation from all the
ounties. The meeting is held for
le purpose of arranging u basis for
ssessing railroad property in the ter
tory.
In the lightning, wind and hail
,orm that visited Miles City On
tuesday morning, Tom Twins resi-
pnce was struck and badly damaged
= lightning, Finn's photograph gal
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-31
NOurishing Food.

Peas, beans, lentils, vctches and all
the seeds belonging to that class used
as vegetables, contain rich nouIishing
NATTER in the same proportion as the
best grains. The special nourishing
azotic matter found in grains, as gluten
in the cereals, albumen III the egg, case
in in milk, musculin in meat, differs in
those seeds, according to the kind, from
"a to 81 per cent. the fccula and its
1crivations, the deXtrinc and glucinum,
from 40 to 80 per cent. the fat
phosphorated in one part from to 2S
the mineral matter from g. to 3:5: the
cellular matter forming the welt of the
seed is similar in its chemical compo-
sition to the fecular and dcXtrine, from 1
to 80; and lastly, the water from 10 to
u per cent. These seeds are therefore
very nourishing food. 1t will be of great
value to know that the juice of these
seeds, when cooked, contains the same
rich aimcnt 1t is only necessary to take
care that peas, beans, lentils, ETC., are
not put into boiling water, as that would
cause them to harden instead Of soften,
and prevent a solution of the vegetable.
The water must contain as little lime as
possible, and the vegetable must
be put into it before it com
mences to heat. Lcgumcns are
especially valuable on account
of the pcculiority of having the richest
phosphoric parts of all substances in the
group of albumcns which form for man
kind the complete ailment for the con-
stitution, as we'll as for the nervous sys.
tenn. Especially is such food nourishing
to the brain. Comparing grains with le-
gumens, we find that the former CON
tains 10 per cent. of the albuminous az
otto substances, similar IN their constitu-
ent parts and nourishing qualities to the
albuminOus librin, Cascin, musculin and
legumin. The principal albuminous sub
stance Of grain is gluten; called also fl
brin Of gluten, or vegetable fibrin, in the
same way as the legumcn has been called
vegetable casein. The gluten in the ce-
reals represents the legumeu of peas,
beans, lentils and other seeds of the same
vegetable kind. These two substances
are considered to be of the same nour-
ishing value, except that the legumen is
richer in PHOSPHORUS than the gluten.
The grain contains 60 per cent. of fecula,
7 of gluten, 1.2 of fat of which one part
is PHOSPHORUS, similar to the legumens
i 6 of mineral matter, IL of cellular
matter, and II per cent of water. Thus
we see that the proportion of nourishing
matter in the lcguminous seeds is from
"a to 81 per cent, while the nourishing
substances of grain do not exceed 8 per
cent.-1m6ricaR Miller.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-31
Some Rare American Coins.

OF the gold eagles Issued by the United
States that of 1896 is the most valuable.
An uncirculated specimen of that date is
worth 1923. Uncirculated specimens OF
the gold half eagle of 1915 are worth
800, while those of 1924 and 1882 are
worth $50 each. The gold quarter eagle
of 1896 is valued at $3.50 if uncircu.
lated. Good specimens of the silver dol
lar of 1875 and 1896 are rated at So each.
y proof specimen of the "Gobrechtn sill
yer dollar of lS3G brings $50, and of 1875
and 1889 $40 each. Uncirculated silver
dollars ISSUED in 1851 and 1852 are worth
SIS. A proof specimen of the Bland
silver dollar, that is, the standard dollar,
in which the eagle has eight feathers IN
its tall are cataogued at so Proof of
trade dollars from 1879 to 1889, inclusive,
are worth So. Silver half dollars of 1894
in good condition bring Sl5. A good
silver quarter of 1927 is valued at SO,
one of 1928 at $40, and one of 1896 at
$50. Uncirculated quarters of 1904,
1923 and 1927 are worth $l5O and up.
ward. A silver dime of 1902 is rated at
$50, and one of 1897 at $12 so. An I'M
circulated half dime of 1916 is valued at
Sl5, and one of 1895 at So. The most
valuable three cent piece is that of 1873,
the price being 81, "Nickels" of 1867
are also worth s., and proofs of the
three-cent nickel of 1877 $l.25. A proof
of the copper two cent piece of 1873
brings 81, and one of the nickel cent of
1886 81. A fine specimen of the copper
cent of 1893, which has the liberty cap,
is worth $50, and one of the same date
with the chain SIS. A good half cent
of ~ 81 is worth S., while one of 1897 is
rated at 81.