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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05
8rtiMer Ralf
itets 5u gaben Bel
T.. q. Gross.
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue and authority of general execution
issued from the office of the clerk of the Circuit
Court of GascOnace County, Missouri. returna-
BILE at the October term, 1883, of said court, and
to me directed in favor OF
Anna Schaumburg and against Henry M.
Schaumburg,
/ have levied u pom and seized oil the right
title, interest and claim of the said
Henry NJ. Schaumburg,
of. in and to the following described real estate
to-wit:
South east quarter of northeast or. section 10;
Southeast quarter of southeast or. of section 20;
southwest quarter of southwest Or of section 81 !;
all in Township 45, range west.
All lying aud being in the said county, and
state of Missouri and Will on
Tuesday, the 3oih day of October, 1855,
between the hours of O'Clock In the forenoon
and o clock in the afternoon ofthat dar, ut the
court house door, in the town of Hermann,
county of Gasconade aforesaid. sell the same
or so much thereof a may be required at public
vendue TO thehigbest bidde for cash in hand,
Isubjct to dill prior liens and judgements) to
satisfy said execution and costs.
F. ". HUELLER.
Sheriff of Gasc1nade County, Mo.
Oct. !.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

Ed5 Sriegsminil lterium bat Die
Wiiiouri, ri,Serbeiieruuss @ontniiiiun an
9eiuielen, Iofprt 5ipei ,,Gno9"= "=Soote i'm
Miiipuri on bic 4rbeit seben 81 lniieu,
nm Die Der gf)ifffnbrt sefdbrli6en
SaumI Itamme (snags) Su entfernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

Nnr verf&6pFteH- ataearbtittte seritrditte o4uis
le6rertnucn, YusmaSsrinnen. HhhteriHnsH, SansthL
Pierce's "Favorito Prescription" has tesfe ait,
berfenenten Rrhttienneemtttd. Gstf tetR aGerrtss
SetIwtttes aber eS enffprit wurbsrtor ofz dgesa''
uei6ii8sn 0ei&Ie6ts stknea Grpnii4eu S@ratsHr;s
eeibsn.-Gs ih ein traftiees, eqasmsnee fprns. "a
uiertneS Gcnieum unb nerrenhrfnres &ttit uue eSiI
k9uade iinrerbauliftett, Bfatunesn, 8adsu,Gpc,ks,
nerptie Snfalisfeit, Gr96yfus5 4nb @ al tafe' O4
beiSen Gei&IeRfern. "fsvor1te Prescription --'s,
BON appthetern unter uHftrer pBEttssH vsSSs.ss
sertcuit .-8ta&tst ben timi&las tsr Staie,.
0reiS Of 90, bper teas 6Iai4en iar s.,.'1.
Cine @bbanhluns aber Sranens sRroutbeiier, :'n = ,
biaeu Stleern unb sabirst6tn Soisi6nttea iI'-, IT
fpirb for 10 Gents In 9cRmarttu periantt.
Nbreffirt: "world's Dispenssry Medical Asa
cIation." 66s Main Street. Buffalo, Y. y.
Rere5ier uub btIibtet 4cpftduieri. tsi'it
Berttcrinn9 ptrb i6nen ssseili nr4
DR.. Pierce's Pellets. 40 Gents Fn
glatG&sn, tes 2vrtbtteru gu babtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05
2u berfaufeu.
gsohnhans a,l perfaufe,,.

Gin Wpbnbdus nit 4 3immtr, suttm atl.
lsr atnisenbrs WdGtr nnb Q Gotten bic nit
SbhbGumen btpfanjt finb. IN inter sinffisen
Sebineunssn ~ ssrtaufen. Dds Giasnibnm
lisst in Berger, 5ranflir 60. @ssta Tdbt.
rem irtnft rnau F@ an
Carl S1mibt,
Strmdnn, BE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05
9ldt,t,ta Narmer.

Tos ieBt has @sisenstf&dft ipirtsr teYsr.
haB mir fsrtit unb bdflr einssri&ttt iinb dIsn
Wsi;sn ~ faufcn rtr bier stioaen tpirb uus
asnr rsrben mir rem bSSaen @arfigrsis IN
Sdar tcsabltn. au@ nsrbtn mir Saar in
Wcrans bs,abIen fptun icl&es pon 8armstR
srrlaust mirr. edbt hitls G,slsstnttit nidi
Spriiberaebsn wrun itr . bis Gtnts an
erufbsl ssirinasn ltnut une tcrrsiiss @sui&t
Sbdlttt.
Cute SGds bdtsn mir li:te an Sane.
f5hr bic tisberiae Iibsrdlt unttriiisuua Be.
fIns tdnftEb rerben mir temibt ltin nnS aud
bdS ferncre Weblrpflen unisrer aunbtn tut6
rseIle 9rSifauuJ ;u f&srn.
A6tunsssra,
6enrp gintboelier & 60.
Nrrrilrn. Ts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

9ti6t unintereiaut iinb Die 0ittbeilz
un9es ilber Die @er9iitrln9, iue!d)e Die
benIofratil6e BARTER i1ren gampu9nc,
rebnern be5ablt 9anad liIb $500 Der
Moginalins fir cine &ebe, iuel6er
merfluilrbi9cr 8eiIe ). .. 9eurp George
uno Glernnoer Sullipan uou 9bica9u
(Yr1i iibent Der iriiden 9tationaI-2ian
BON amerifu) 5u8eitunocn ,uirb, pdD=
renb 9aricl Suu9bertn, Der ,.iilbers
Siinsige" 9lopofut uon 9teu gJorf (frii=
ber bon Ybiluoelpbia) nur $500 uno
unoere oemDfrotiIfe nSterne," lpie
Carlisle, Mills, 2eon gtbbett II. !. 10.
mn" 5000 big $500 crDaltcn. Gs
lpiro ansoriifli6 9cInst, Die Yer9iituns
ridtc iitb nidt nn6 ben 5dbi9feitcn,
ionbern nad Dem Gin fluff" Der gteoz
ner.
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8e8en sea9enleibem.

Ra& 1eidbriser Grfatruns.
@a9 12>idhrisen grfabruns.n fam ID
beitdtissn, bab Or. @ueuit 2Snis's 6dnis
burger Grppfen cine aueeejei&nete Mebisin
ftn6 unb es eesen ole gRasenltiben ni4ts
b.HereS eebtn fam, ME bi.fe terrli&tn
Srppfsa.-Gri.hri3 @aIter, SbstpIi, Sa.
@aIfen finmer.
ges.n Rdsenleiben sftEi ts ribts beiIe.
res tpie Or. 4ueujf &buis'S Sdmburssr
9ropfer, i9 irenke bitfGbtn fGpn felt rfe.
len Sabrtn an unb babe iiets etfunben, ba6
fte gang Sprjhsli@ seeen herlts 9eiben fint.
-e. 6. 3pebIer, M0nrre, @ise..
Bur redten Seit smpfoblen. Asasa--
2dnsere Belt Tit iG an 6effiatn Rdaen.
fdmersen, bic fetnsm ter Stsler atatirdnb.
ten Ntttel freiGen wrlIten. S&iitslid
srtff ID Su Or. @us. G6nisv Sdn,turstr
3rupfen iiub In fnr;sr 9eit mar id tritStr
terssftelt. Wtibner, Rstr 8aten,
xsJae.
Or. Wusuit a6nis's Sarburssr 9rcsftn itnh
In allen @pctReftn fur so GtntS bic Gldf&s 10
babtn.
Hnr nyY nY N A yynduY Nm M, r.f,.-- -.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

&artoffeln, nuI beren Sntport sesens
iudrtis ein Soa uun Is Gents per Bu,
ihel erbubcn iuirb, icl1en na9 Der Drills
Bill fiinftig suafrei ein9efiibrt tuerben
birfen. OnR Der 3ua BON Is Gents
per 8uIbel feir iibermdBiser lit, sebt
11on ous Der Sbatiate beropr, bob
&artoffeln iudbreno ben lesten Sabren
maiien6oft aus 56uttlanb. Soldnb,
0dnenorf, ben Germubo Snieln unb
CANADA einsefiibrt uurben. Sieielben
tueroen oft bon ben Gdiffen ols Ballot
(allp fro6tfrei) iiber Gee sebrabt unb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

@eijei, 2. NualiiGt. ...... %
@ciseu, ,. 6uolitdt. ...... 90
8orn, in 9Olben. ........ %
&ei6ditcs &urn. .......... 30
Snfcr. ~
Webl, per Sad, 1. Qmalit1t. -. = 80
Mebl. per Sod, 2. Qualiidt. -. 3 -
9ornmebl, per 100 Sfna. -. 10
SIcie. per 100 %iunb. -. 20
Sbipltlif, per 100 Yfnuc -. 60
SrsoHftr.
Gornglri pon
GEORGE KRAETTLY, Greer.
9ie au9c9cbcnen Erciie werocn uon ben
Sdnhlern meiitens I'M Saulds bgsatif
Sntter, per Yfuno. ....... 121-I
Gier, per Nusenb. 1900. Il
6ibner, per 0usenh. q % 3 90
Gnteu. per Oubeub. 3 50--2 %
3dnie per Suseno.. 80 sos 90
aartrffrlm, per 9aibd. -. 40
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

Die bette auslpobl BON s9eercn, iei-
men &uiiir. unb 9uideu,neiier, ;u iebr
nieberen SreiIen bci 81. s. 6aienritter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05
S6utna6er.

llnter,ti&nettr bat ftins S&ubmadr.
nsrtlGht ristrr sr5Fnst unb belurst afs
5lidarbeiien, pis frtbsr, gut uns binis. rla
seneistsn 3uipru& bittet
Nusuf DrHT@.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05
Iepublifanildes Gouuts Si6et.

JttpnotttuAsIutV SNu"1p ~'uN'
Sir Gsprdisntant
8ueu 8. Matt6eius.
isir Collector:
Geo. &raettlp.
Sir SGasmsifsr:
GDas. 6u9ser.
Sir Sbsriif:
SSobu &c. S6odleD.
Sir County @npaIt:
SSreo. 8. @euiel.
8ar ahtGOr:
S. Martin &uni.
8iis SsHsntli&sr Ra&lubvsrpal'sr:
5rib Sod,
8lr Ridtsr prm nSrtlidsn Thrift:
9ll9uit Srobrer.
Sir Ri6tsr srm iiihIi6rn Iiifritt:
Sos. s.. 8arbarif.
8iir SurscYrr:
3. 5. Grace,
Sir Coroner:
Or. 9. q. spredelmcpcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

Gin reidcr Neu Yolf'r &aEfier,
bi5ber Gepublitnncr, bat ieiHe Nbii,bt
erfldrt, fir Glcuttano 5u ltimmen, unb
oafiir eintm i'm beIrlgenoen 3situngsz
maine iol9cnoen @rrno ange9eben:
sd halte es mt Dem 5reibanoel.
CT lit bas eiuji9e Mittel, I'M Die Grz
beiteriiinftc (trade unions) unb iol6e
8erbinounsen, lu;e bic Ser Slrbeitsrit=
ter, tpotSuIdlasen. Gr miro naen
Strcifs, Der Sertiir5un9 bes 3a9eiuerfs
uno 6ummelbufter Yfuldarbeit ein
Gnpe mn6cu, weil in Dem Wtitbeuerb
nit @r9laub Der &rels Der 9lrhcit III
unlercm 2anoc 10 ticf iinfen miro, onB
Der 9lrbcitsr Iid1 Ie9r iuiro bo5u Galteu
unb Ieine oollen ScGn Stltnben gnrs &C.
b5rig iuirb iduHeu miiIlcn, un 9cnu9
fir ieinen mo leiuer 5anlilie llnictbalt
III uerbisncn."
gtun, Ntangel al SfcnBerSisfeit
fann man benz Nanne ni6t Sum Sor-
iuurf MAIDEN! @s lit 9anj li6er, baB
Iebr piele 6reiBdnotcr i'll Sntern ibrer
Seele 9enal ebeniD oenfer, lpie er;
uber ite ipre9en es ni6t 10 offen uOr
aller Ge1t aus. llutcr bier glugen
tbun lie ibreu &eiiiblen lueni9cr 3uang
an.-(Sa. Stst5t0.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

@roBe @usma1( Ginmn6 -@ldIer nnb
Sannen Iebr billi9 hci GroetilD's
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sfu,ni,lcr ~
@Sdentli9rr Marft6eridt
@efreiDs, Mrbl uim.

Stben 5reitos corrisirt uon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

IHE CHARLES A. VoGEIER CO., Baltimore, IA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05
Sic Ge1asgc g,ss4 ooaeccv asagcfouoesa
SaDrga's0 81.

mir tsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05

Or. Nnsuif 8Snis's Samburasr 2rcsftn itnh
n allen @pot1efsn fur so QtntS bic 6ldf@t 10
,obsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-10-05
Order Of Publication.

sheriff for Gas
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
Hawks Useful to Farmers,

The report OF the commissioner Of
agriculture for 1887, recently issued,
includes report of the assistant ornil
biologist of the department, Dr. A. K.
Fisher, ON the food of hawks and owls.
This is based on the examination of 1879
stomachs of these rapacious birds and
will prove of special interest to farmers
In Massachusetts, for instance, the three
commonest large hawks are tho marsh
hawk-usually seen flying low over
meadows and marshes, aad conspicuous
for its white rump-and tho red.tailei
and the red shouldered hawks. The two
lattor are most often noticed soaring high
in air, and among people generally are
known as ''hen- hawks" implying that
they prey upon poultry.
Doctor Fisher and his associates ex-
amined the stomachs of 311 hawks,
with the following results: Twenty-Five
contained poultry; four contained
quails; five contained crows; thirty-five
contained other birds-sparrows, etc. !;
two hundred and three contained mice /;
fifty-fve contained other mammals; and
twenty-four contained insects
Youths Companion.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
LAa Oh Tree OF China.

Et. ij4rs. u orticole call, attention
.p at. - = The oil yielded by the
eed of tho coil tree'' of China and
Japan. This tree resembles in habit
and in foliage the common fig tree.
The fruit is capsule the size Of an
orange, formed Of several cells, each
containing largo. thick-shelled seed.
These seeds contain an active purga-
tive principle, and are not edible. They
contain, however, 40 per cent. OF their
weight OF clear, colorless, limpid oil,
possessing remarkable siccative proper
ties. This oil is used largely in China
and Japan in the manufacture of lac
quers, in making water proof cloth, and
in painting buildings and for lights.
An oil tree five or six years old may be
expected, it appears, to produce an
average annual crop of from 800 to 400
pounds OF seed. 1t thrives on dry,
sandy, rocky soil, and has been found to
succeed in some parts of southern
France, where, and in A'giers, its more
general cultivation is now urged. Elk.
periments with this tree should b, made
in California, aud as it is found in the
northern Island OF Nippon, it may be
expected to be hardy in many parts OF
the United States.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
An Old Saying and its origin.

The saying, "A bird in che hand
worth two in the bush," origiaat
from the following circumstance, W.
Somers, the celebrated jester to Her
VIII, happened to call at Lord s..
rey's, whom he had often by w
timed jest saved from the kings dis
pleasure, and who con equently, was
always glad to see him. He was on this
occasion ushered into the aviary, where
he found my lord" amusing himself
with his birds. somers happened to
admire the plumage of kingfsher.
"By my lady, my prince of wits, l will
give it to you.' Will skipped about
with delight, and swore by the great
Harry he was most noble gentleman.
Away went Will with his kingfsher,
telling all his acquain tances whom he
met that his friend Surrey had just pre-
sented him with it. Now, it SO hap
pened that Lord Northampton, who
had seen the bird the day previous. ar
rived at Lord Surveys just as Will
Somers had left with the intention of
asking the bird of Surrey for present
to lady friend. Great was his chagrin
on finding the bird gone. Surrey how
ever, consoled him with saying that he
knew Somers would restore it if he
Surrey promised him two some other
day. Away went messenger to the
prince of wits, whom he found in rap
lures with his bird, and to whom he de-
livered his lords message Great was
Wills surprise, but he was not to be
bam boozled by even the monarch HIM
self. "Sirrah," said Will, ''tell your
master that 1 am much obliged for his
liberal offer of two for one, but that l
prefer one bird in hand to two in the
bush."
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
Paper Made From Tree Tops.

The discovery OF new use OF the
cotton stalk, for paper pulp, is followed
by the discovery of method of utiliz.
ing tho tops of pine and spruce trees for
the same purpose. This at once makes
marketable avast mass of hitherto waste
material It is sort of waste that has
led to untold mischief in numbering
regions, because, having become dry, it
has been the originating place of near
ly all forest fires in lumber districts.
Hereafter the tops and branches OF all
evergreens will be gathered, and beiag
steamed to extract the resinous matter
will be ground into dry pulp. This is
portable to any distance, when it can be
used in paper manufacture. Tho effect
of the two discoveries on paper pro-
duction will be enormous, and for the
advantage of the press and people. 1t is
impossible to avoid the conviction that
in due timo we shall discover that
nothing need bc wasted, but that all
things are useful when properly under
stood. - Globe Democrat.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
The Genuine "Nutmeg State. !"

A writer who has explored New
Guinea describes the nutmeg region.
Upon fine piec, of table-land he c'mo
upon three houses erected in the very
heart of the forest. These were used
by the natives for drying the nutmegs.
The country was everywhere magnifi-
cant, aud the aroma of the spice-laden
air delicious. Nutmeg and other equal
ly valuable trees were everywhere grow
ing In great proiusion. The iruit oil
the nutmeg in appearance resembles a
pear, and when ripe opens and displays
the nut covered with q beautiful red
coating of mace. The nuts arc then
picked and taken to the houses, where
they are husked and placed on shelves
They are then partly roasted over
slow fire until all tn, moisture Is ex.
tracted, after which they are coole
AMI sent to market IL Chicago Herald
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11

it, having danced to one side with the
rapidity Of thought. Then. and before
the tiger could recover from the shock
of striking tho opposite wall of the pit,
crashl crashl crashl successively were
the steel shod terrible heels launched,
each time reaching the mark with ar
rowy precision and bone e-crushing force
Aud then the Jungle monarch w--
seen running whimperingly aroun ao
skirts of tho arena on three leg aai
with his jaw hopelessly broken. cou
quered, defeated, and with the SOL ob-
ject of effecting skulking escape fren
his victorious foe.
The Rajah made the sign by which
his favorite was permitted to make
his retreat, and then, with boW %
Col. Mohun, turned to 60 witt hi8
suite.
"Oae moment, Excelloncyp shouted
Mahalas protector. 'Dsign, If you
please, to formally announce that the
victory i, with Nadgka, and my little
friend here is to continue undisturbed
under my guardianship.
The potentate did so with none of
the best grace, it must be said, and
then took his departure with as much
haste as was consistent with his august
dignity.
It was none too soon.
The white stallion, which had until
that moment remained proudly il the
centre of the pit, suddenly reared him
self high in the air, with flashing eyes
! aud floating mano and then fell upon
his side-dead.
"Poor Nadgkar' commented Major
Poindexter, laying his hand on Mohun's
shoulder on which tho little begun
was now sobbing as if her heart would
break. 'See, his entire left ribs were
laid bare by that one stroke of Djer-
idgowka's paw. But never mind,
Mahala is free from the Rajah's clutches
and l have won pot of his money"
Aud perhaps they didn't mind, at
least not greatly. Money had changed
hands; Mahala, the whilom Nautch girl,
was saved to become a great magia-
trate's wife in Bombay, and the mother
of child destined to depose the usu--
ing Rajah of Nagpoor, twenty ye
later and restore tho rightful dynas
and most decisive single combat L.
been nobly contested and heroict r
won.
But then the hero was only VIII q
stalliou-only a horse!-[Oace We,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
A Protection for Conflding Cavaliers

American Notes and Queries says that
up to ITO there was on the English
statute books a law that '.Whosoever
shall entice into bonds of matrimony
any male subject of her Majesty's, by
means of rouge, white paint, Spanish
cotton, steel corsets. crinoline, high
heeled shoes or false hips, shall be
prosecuted for witchcraft, and the mar
rage declared null and void"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
Set Your Faces to the Sun.

There's ringing glorious measure
In the march of life, my brothers;
If we listen We may hear it all day long,
With an undertone Of triumph
No discordance wholly smothers,
And this is the cheerful burden of the
song:
Forward! Keep the column movingl
Perfect rest shall be our guerdon
When our missions are fulfilled labors
done;
Duty's path liesplain before us
Whatsoe'er our task and burden,
If we bravely set our faces to the sun.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
Tho Art Of the SilYersmith.

Entering New York jcwelry house
Telegram reporter asked for littlo
information about tho silver reponsso
work which is such an attractive fea-
ture in the jewellers windows.
''Well," said tho manager, ''tho art
is very old, but it is only within recent
5asi i'iat has como into such extern
s,fosoa "a lis country. 1t is growing
n Tbrlg-iiN and being constantly
3spt,e to n,w forms Of decoration.
4 aaac the ladies arc especially
i6aG y li ering over tho silver re-
nod - w as used in tho manufac-
tlEs J toilet articles, and indeed, no
a&utf an could we'll resist the
look cs nliness and purity which
th.a 'e1 ant gives to brushes and
com - tho various trifas of the
dressing case.
"Wlen a vase or bowl Is to be done
in repoisse it is first shaped, then the
patterntraced on it. One end of tool,
called 'snarling iron,' Is placed
against the inside of the bow; tho
other snd is fastened to a wise. By
striking this iron he silver is hammered
out according to tho pattern. How far
it is driven out depends upon tho dis
tnce from the wise at which the iron is
stuck. You would suppose the silver
would be weakened by this process, but
tits not.
..When this part of the work is done
tho bowl is filled with paste of plas-
te, oil and pitch; then it goes to the
engravor.
"The engraver has two sand bags be-
fne him on table, and on these ho
lFs the bowl while working with it.
2"Come this way and I'll show you
the little collection of tools used by the
Ggraver in this work."
The '1ittle collection" proved to be
a be~ildering assortment of hundreds
Of thy tools, probably none over fvo
inch's long. Some were sharp and
some were bluut, some were honey
CON, Jed with cells so small they could
be sen only with microscope. Six of
these invisible cells were discovered in
= e J. J. and the point wasn't
ntr aas hoad of a pin. The
~ ogd to the uninitlated eye
l4rs ea4 " q, mon nails.
lad Te said the gentleman,
faesg tools-there are 1900
slst'-zp' h' little maliet besides,
caG11e err aver fuses and fumes
5bt.g a7t hAY ,g half as many as he
used st work is beautiful and
aait 40 caoqgh 70 pay we'll for ho'labor
1EV 94Ifx III lt
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-11
TIE LONDONDERRY SITTER.

&7-Entered at tho Post.ofhce a South
Londonderry, as SECOND. class matter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29
NO OTHER '' ,,',,.. s''

has ia so short period gained the repu-
ta'ion and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE. From s
com paratively unknown factor in the
commercial world, it has been trans
formed to an independent, influential,
grand Through Route, with mag
nlhcent depots, superb equipment and
unsurpassed terminal facilities. Through
careful catering to details 1t has WOE for
itself a reputation for solidity, safety,
convenience and attention to its patrons.
second to no railroad in the country
Pullman sleepers, models of palatia!
comfort, dining cars in which the cuisine
and general appointments are up to the
highest standard, and coaches especially
built for this route, are among the chief
elements which have contributed 60,
wards catering successfully to dis
eliminating public. Located directly on
its line, between Chicago and Milwaukee.
and st. Paul and Minneapolis, and
Chicago and Ashland and Duluth, are
The following thriving cities of Wiscon-
sin and Michigan: Burlington, Wauke
sha, Fond du Lac. Oshkosh, Neenah,
Menasha, Stevens Point, Chippewa
Falls, Ead Claire, New Richmond,
Hurley, Wis, Ir0nWo0d, Mich, and
BeSsemer, Mich.
For details, information, low
est current rates, berths, etc., via
this route, to any point in the
Northwest, apply to nearest
Ticket Agent, or address
VIM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
General Manager. Genl Passr q Tiki Aet
MILWAUKEE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29

tightly as possible and not let them es-
cape him. McFarlane had great deai
of confidence in himself aue very little
in jugglerss and would have wsgered a
round sum that he could hold those pics
fer the remaindsf of the day. But II,
few moments the rice began to swell nd
McFarlaue declared ne could feel ts.nl
sqairming. At last he dropped them,
aud behold, the coins had caangtu 10
Dung cobra &c cspel.os, each shout six
inches long, and tne%e disappeared from
our sight as mysteri.usly IA they had APP
peared.
And now the professor announced that
he would conc,udr his perform aEee, as
the grave was ready. he requested the
crowd to arrange themselves around the
trench. The ,soy, who seemed to enjoy
the fun, was laid tnl length on his back,
heavy shee. Sas oread over him, and
the coolies ecEa meneed with great energy
70 shovel IN the dirt. Gradually the
trench filed up, and when the last shovel
ful was thrown in and the grave smooth
ed over. the jugglsr turEed TO our party
with a peculiar smile on his countenanee,
aske if they wer satisfied. Being answered
II TIE affirmative, he gave low whistle,
and the boy whom we had seen but few
moments before carefully buried. came
quietly walking in from behind the spec
tators. 1 have but one explanation to
offer; We were mesmerized. The juggler
differed in nothing from ordinary natives
except that he seemed more thoughtful
and less excitable than most Hindoos.
But it is possible that those ascetic Yuga,
to whom he belonged, have, as they claim
the mastery of certain natural forces I'M
known to science.