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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03

stpdr in ieoem Qebensdlter; fir Serfel Der>
otent bas 6aferl6rDt d~leroings ben BorSug,
mas fid aus benz bur616nittlt6 b0beren
8rotein> unb auh &alfgebalt, iotpie ans
Der frGftt9enDen @irfung auf Die gerbuuz
ungSorgane erflGrt; itnD Die Tbiere iebo6
crit in einem glitter BON 3 BIG 4 Utonaten,
10 lit Die @erite Elm geoetblt6es unO ~eintrGg>
lides SHUTTER fir S6metne, Doratsgelebt,
oaB lie i'm ri6tigen 8er9GltniB S1 allDeren
Suttermitteln geret6t mlro. Die @erlte iii
anerfannt ni6t allein eth guteS Wtaitfutter=
mittel, lonbern ertbeilt au0 nebenbet Dem
Sleti0 einen %angenebmen @el6mad, iebp6
lit es rGthlt6 Tie gel6rotet 81 berabrei6en.
l1nserfleinert oiebt man Die @jerlte nur Ser
feln in ibrer eriten Sugeno, tpenn Dielelben
ouBer Der Ofltttermil9 nod baS 8ebIrfniB
Sur Qufnabme "lpetterer 9tabrung Seigen,
ippmit nod Der 8ortDeil perburtoen lit, oaB
oaour0 baS 0ur6breden Der 8aGenSdbne
bei0rbert tpiro.
Gin &raftflltter i'm bollen Stnne beS
gEortes lit Der Goggen, oerlelbe madt stpar
ntdt Doblbeleibt tpie Die Gerlte, beiiBt a6er
bic Gtgenidaft, ~ferniges SSleil9 81 er3eugen
ltno Die W}NSfelfrdfte erbeblt6 au iteigerr.
Sn benz itorfen QueIungSpermogen Der
SlultI tll JtDB9tltI luUtC uuW IuW w Iuu~
itigen unbefannten l1mitdnoen liegen iebo6
9emiiie Gefabren fir bic Geiunbbeit Der Daz
nit gefittterten S6tere, Die nidt unberiidz
iidtigt All loilen limb. 3dBt man es BET Der
Titterultg bon 9toggen an Der palienoen
00rbereitung feblen, 10 Quilt Derlelbe lebr
letht i'm WtaGelt nad, mas milloeltenS llne
DISQUALIFICATION uno &0lifen, btStueilen io>
gar 8eritung Des Wagens CUR Tolge bat,
Ooer es tritt 9Ingegriffenbeit peS @e6irns
nit ftorfer Gingenommsnbeit bes &opfeS
unb @eridlag BEL Den &bieren berpor. Sim
beiten pcrtpenoet man ben Goa9en bel ber
Wtait, in 1eoem Safe 1T es aber erfproerli6,
Die Oaenge fir erpaGiere Jtinoer auf bod
items 4 bis 6 8funb, bic fir S6afe arf !
bis J Bfunb, fir S6petne auf ettpa 2
8funo 81 bei0rdnfen uub empfie6lt IS ii0
ben &OgQen in geibrotetem 3uftaHbe, ge1
bribt oOer etn9etpei4t 81 ~fiittern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
Die Dererbun9, Defenders bel
Ofer0en.

gla6 Sen 3I6tungS9run6iGben. bic be-
folgt tper0et nah benz 53l6tultgSDerFabren,
ri6tet it9 pas GererbungSpermogen, bic
Sererbung Der @tgenl6aften Der 3u6ttbiere
arf tbre 9t1Afommen. S6on III benz SEE
grtff OeS Wortes v3eugung", 6erporbrin9en
ieines 0lei6en, iliegt Bic GeOingung Ser
Sererbung Der Gigeni6aften beioer @ltern,
uno Die @rfa5rung bsitGtigt, baB fi0 bon
BEN @ltern uno. oeren Goreltern NueS auf
Die 9fa0fommen fortDererbt, mas oielen bon
t6ren Gltern unO 8oreltern Dererbt tpuroe;
DaS 0lte un0 S6Ie6te, 8olfpmmenbeiten
nno WtGnael in 8e5ug auf Sorm, 8iloung,
Sage unO Gerbin0ung Der G0rpert6eile, See
l0affenDeit Der 6aare, 6altu1g. Sang,
&raft uno 9(uSoauer, temperament, @6az
rafter, 8auart unb GrnGbrung, franf6afte
3uitGnbe, W}iBbiloungen II. !. 10. ruo alles
oteleS I'm 10 meDr, I'M 10 li6erer lno
%trerer, tpeun es it6 ais cine @tgent1I1nlt6>
felt Der Static 3etgt, ber Die 3uhttbiere anz
geb0ren. Die Gererbung Der @tgeni6aften
Der 3u6ttbtere ldBt fi6 nit Siderbeit err
t%parten, tpenn betOe glet6 bei6affene @ltern
BON our6 nte6rere @enerattonen binDur6
aulammengepaarten Sbieren, iDel6e Dtelels
ben Gt9enld)aften beiaBet, er5eugt ftnO, II
it6erer miro Die 8%ererbung, Denn cine oOer
Die anbere @t9eni6aft it6 MIR BEL etnent
3u6ttDtere uno ni1t bel betoen bDrfinpet,
un0 tie ieielbet nt6t bon tbren @ltern u1o
Goreltern erbten. W2andes in bet er1ten
Generation 8eri9punOene fon1mt in Der
~5tDetten o0er 0rttten a1S y9titdi6lag" Dieoer
gum 8ori6etn. 9as neutrality-suspicious.
Der 3u6ttbiere ipirb aIio bur6 i6re 2lbz
itammun9 bebtngt, ite Dererben it6er pber
unfider. bleibeno ooer per9dngli6, ie nah>
benz fte beltGnbtg, reingeSo9eu ODER bal6z
idlGgtg, B.. B. bermti6t 9e5ogen iinb. 8ei6e
3u6ttbtere baben glei6el1 Nntbetl BET Der
ltebertragung ibrer @igenldaften auf Die
9tad5u6t, ipenH beioe gleid rein 9e3ogen
ftnO, i'm anoeren Sale miro Der beitdnDigere
She'll bon bei6en iibertpiegenb eintpirfen.
Ser 6engit pererbt bic i6m et9eten a1tgez
erbten @tgeni6aften Der Gaiie, Der Sarnilie,
Der 3u6t, bon pelder CT abltaml1t, nG6>
ren6 Die Stute belonberen @influb auf Bic
fDrperlt6e Bilbung Der 0tabfommen ausz
ilbt. 9a I'M Qtllgemeinen Der NuSipa6l Der
6engite sur 3u6t mebr Nufmerfl antfeit gez
tpibmet miro, oils ben Stl1ten unb eritere
gepobnlt6 bon beitGtotgerer, eolerer Static
itno, als bic pernttl9ter ge3ogenen 2anDz
ftuten, 10 fOn1mt eS, baB Die Soblen, belonz
OerS in einselnen S6eilen, me9r benz Gater
ais Der Wiutter na6arten, lit aber bic Stute
bon e6en 10 reiner, ~beitGnoiger 9tbtlnft ais
Der 6engIt, 10 miro t6r 8ererbungSDermOz
get eben 10 it6er ltno Deutl!9 berportreteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03

TO. 3 g ON merwetsen SO. 8 felt ;
mad Nrobe gu S0@93, 9to, 4 5u 60@84c.
9to. 2 Wtnterz Bet5en. rotnes i'm
Spet6er =. SEQ. 3 rot6er SEQ.
Jto. 4 gu @; 9to.2 rotber nodb 8robe
1.O44@-, yo. 3 rotber gu 94@97, BIO. 4
rotber gu 76@8s.
Corn = Yertauft at 35S@-c. fir SEQ.
2, 35f@-c filr $40. 2 selbes, 32k @3s8c fir
neues 9fo. 3, unb 324@324c fiir uelIes So. 8.
Yroben 81 34c fitr neues $50. 3, 34@m36 fir
altes oo., 333@34c fir ueues SEQ. s oeIbeS,
mm@36&c iiir oItes 3D., 31@333c fiir neues
gto. 4, lrlo 33M34c fir altes DO.
9afer- Gerfauft gu 294@3O4c fur $50.
2 meiBen, 27@2oc fir SEQ ., 27@3Oc fir
9fo. 8 metBelt, uno 231@26c fir $40. 3.
S0meret en Eetnlamen 0to. 1 All
--@1.504, &tmotDp prtna l.48@1.5O
Eleeiamen 500.
ser tie : lan; 8retie tat. $50. 3 nocb
Probe 81 48@70c. SEQ. 4 All 4O06O.
Gogg I. No. , 514@- i'm 5peiher:
No. 2 na9 Yrobe 53@-, 0to. 8 al 454 Go46,
Sen: 9to. l Simotbp 3u $3.50 % Is. rs.
No.2 90. gu S10.00@1O.75, Otireb S9. OO(0
$50 uno uplano Yrairie 81. OO@8.2 Is per
Come. ~
MibbIin9s. Set gu s12,oo@14.oo
per Come.
SIeie. Set gu s12. O0@s13.oO per
&onne IN @asenIoOuisen.
8btstep. -1.2O.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03

Sell Jig el. - Q~ebenot9e 3urteps 8}@9e.,
Qeb. 9Ibner: 6enneu 6}@7c, 0dbne 500.
GSGnle $5.50@7.00 bos 0uBeno. &nten So
SIC, gei9lG9tete Surtep 11@11ac., 6lbner
73@8c., @Gnie S@9c.
@ter.-23@23c Da8 Ousen0, uSceSouIe"
18@20c.
Sart o III elm. 32@38c. Der guI@el
beim .@ar" ie na6 QualitGt.
Sweet Bot0toeS. @efli6e $1.75
@2.0O oaS Sap.
gobne en-, -8ete geautes sn $1.6O@1.SO.
NfeOiums 1.60@1.65.
@rb len. Beits CRIME 81. 10@1.2),
Selberbieu 75@90c, Gplit &c.
QepfeE.- S10ne gSinterdpfel 1869
1856, 6erbltGpfel 1.40@1.60.
9ntter: @reanerp bette 39@41c..
@etli9e 23@37e., bette 3 al ry 3O@33:.
9~erinsere 174@25c,, quite PadtHs 14@16c.
0touS 183@22c.
&aI8. = @itn &c.
@ttrO nsn. RoOl s5.OO@5.5O bas
aiitbeu. Moria $5@5.5o.
Girnen. $1.25@@2.25.
Sraub n.-16@20c. Der Sorb.
Quitten.- 5Oc@S1.OO 5as SAB.
3wt Ed In. -23@27c, bas Sul6el beim
B etBe &iben 70c@90c bas Ta9.
&obt- bteitser 1.75@2.50 Das 6uu6ert.
Mpb RI i6en = 6Jc@90c ba5 Zap.
gIumento9l = bteliger 1.25@1,5o oa5
Gubenb.
Cell erte-gefer 5000: oas OuBeuo.
@ranberrtes- @ape Sob S. .50@8.50
6as SAT, Sell unO @berrp $6.50@7.50.
8tIO, Qrairiebiibner $5.50@6.2 20,
@a6teln S2.25@2.50, Mallarb @nten $3.50
@4.25, Seal @ntcn $2.00@2.50, @oltuas
&afs $40. 00@12.00, Eartrlbges 5000
$50 oas $50, Geniion SoD6les 1876
baS Pfb., Sdreufeii@ 14@16c Oas Pf6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
Observation-Disclosures Brteffafen.

9errn @ut. 8erner, 6apette
So, Sa. Sra8e: Cine Sub bat gefalbt
obne @uter 81 MAIDEN unb 9iebt MIR balb
10 niel Wftl9 tpte frlber, = lit ba uah5uz
belfen?
9tntport: Sn friberen i3eiten, ais man
nod nl9t 10 piel Nufmerfiamfeit Oarauf
bertpanOte, bic &ub, aud ipenn iie trO6en
1tano. 10 5u f~uttera, baB fte ipdter einen 8us
ten Grtrag liefern fonnte. mar ma bod
barauf be0a6t, bel 3eiten auf'S u@utermaz
6en" 81 ~flttern, Qlber au6 BEL gutter Slit
terung toml1t eS 3utpeilen Dor, baB io9ar
ausgeSet6nete WfilhQebertnnen fetn Gutter
MAIDEN uno Der Wttl1fluB ii9 nt6t in ge>
tpobnter 8eiie einiteQt. Sine Nbipannul1a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
GtabIirt felt 1885,
Henry SchOelIkOpf,

HE0ieS2Ie q NeIdll UTCCcT,
232 & 254 OFT Ran6olph=Stry
apiiGeH 5raufliu. urb Mcrset=@traBe
erbieit ioeban rDieoer eiue Fortbie
gSercS @~saeoetu Get Gauerframt,
Gje SpGrgetS .stttS Sta= O:srtet,
Gbnittbo:Ue7I tiIo SettptUEt GtibtJer,
strais. Grbiea rtN GBGmpiGHOaS,
FJe&wj. Ir1Heltt INN Actrctf!stc NSiIie,
0efroG. 2s:Hpft1a eGtIie oui &Icrr,
SSaprifa, SE6psru uga EitoeU,
GruCeGi. autettf. uRo Sd 50 t5 erttttd1,
2tcdltca 9ieaig'S @cef Gr Vact,
GhEeISprfe* %3seinieHT s,u0 95etncfHg,
S~SeiHite GtreStutaeP SGn5lebsrpafteten,
GaiSiareeAea tgo GaroetetSuttsr,
SSrti2);5 YS1 J;z uuS S!iGcM1i,
SIrduff irtct Yra 4lptieitGI en III SSattet,
gacdlts g5rGutId)fU @erSeIGtGaaClt,
gttuc franz. SEaxt. @AnuaEeu 81. Syirid)en,
Gtpa1Ospf'5 unD BtaiAaro'S GtoculaOct,
glsue Y$nn3elI, Mp Iuet rto Gtttcsnt,
Seeimaex SSauo=, g2otEa= uto 31ioz sea zee,
MsG;$:H grjiIF1 ana fdjtOar3en Gbec,
gSets3 gYu Ell d fiitsi u5 tso S3eiocLbcereit,
Struew GaIaIeHtBatcr GGJtUciscrRIfc,
G0anGer, GGtTIeIGM ri3 &eSoeTs=AGie,
SruntaGe &c g5rie tu0 gSpGuefort.SS6ie,
IeinItem 2~tn,bnEger=, Gabuts H10 S9drO3aie,
9ttne rt;i. GGFotiieS uTS TeeubGtiiSe,
9Same g3ilG;ncr 46riH9c una GtoGHf6,
~sSaDtGr, Gpro4te1 ttt0 p1IGl
@iedittfG 45ertfeT SGjis1ftGtGf,
9cEfidIe b0tSerIe Gp.fIgerte'S sSUttttctt,
9eufifte SpiighrA0eT fir gSoAe,
&pIsidjm1e uHa @solsS0ntOTeln,
Nues in better Qaalitdt uHb gu ben b~illtgiten Breiisu.
Henry Schoel1kOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
Der AQtnr Beitteben

Sn Der MISUNDERSTANDING e%rfranfter ODER
rerbrau6ter Gepebe, - ba8 lift allies, mas
cine NrSnei tbun fanu. Sci ~2ungenleioen,
tute GrfdltIng, MISUNDERSTANDING uno
&uS3eGruug, ent8inoet fi6 INNER Suerft Die
S4leimbant, Sann Uerftopfen ii9 Die SUIT
5eltcn in Der 2un9e, unO Die Solgen ftuo
Subcrfeln unO 5ulett 3eritOrung Der @es
toebe. 9arauS gebt berpor, OaB Die Suit
r0brendite ui4t betler f6nueu, Bis Der reis
SerIOe 9uiten entferm oft. Aper's @berrg=
8ectoral
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
SGufti0t uuO 6eilt

bic ent3in0eten @ebdute, tGltt Der abnitts
Sung Giubalt, unO binterldBt feline naGtbets
ligen 6Olgeu. 9aber iddbt man es b6bcr
ale ale auOern ipeciiiden 9ungenar5.
netett.
{. 8. gtrbp BON SartousuiIe, ST.,
idrctbt: ~Sor rier SaGren erfdltete t5
mid bsittg u10 5Og mir einen lmredlt1eH
Suiten 5u. SD mar iebr franf uito uuges
fdbr bier Mouote an oaS 8ett gebunOeu.
Gnolib ertldrte mir ser 4rSt, ih babe Die
GllS5cbrung, uno En- f0ll1e mir nid}t belfen.
@tner msirler gtafbareu rietb mir, etten
8eriub nit N1er'S Gberrpz YectOral 3u
rafelt. SD folgte benz Gat6e, nno ebe
i'd Die erite 6laide gang nerbraltAt bate,
mar i'd MOTT, uno babe mid iettoem trlnter
IN gutter @eiurbbeit beiuuOen."
QlOnso q. 0aggett pon Smnrna DtiI8,
SIZE, Inreibt: p@or iedS Subreu mar i'd
9anoelSreiienOer, uro lit gu jcner 3eit an
einenI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
StQot GDtcago.
Gauman an9eflast.
Der Gdfirer DER Graders Sanf mnB ft4
einem Griminalpro5eB urtter3iehen.-
CT febt unter $4,000 SareiRatt.

T1nmas g. Sallman, Der @al1Irer per
bcrfrad)ten Iraoers' Sdnf, puroe 9tenlfd9
WtDroen DDn ben @r0Bgeldpore1el1 ne9en
llnterlhlaaung in BEN M%nflageltano oerleBl
unD ieine 0urgi1aft auf $4,000 teltgeleBt.
9te NnflaQei6rift belagt, DAP Sal11laf1 m
Ieiner Gioeni6oft ais @aliirer Der Sraoers'
8ant ant ~. Sept. ,. 5. IN fellGst ul.o
betriiaeriiMer Meiie einen 9beG I'M Setrage
pon S734.4O pon Nrtbur So. @leaper. gBln.
@leaper l1no Sophia :. @leaoer, lpel0e nH1
ter Der Strma u. Us. Gleaper d 20. sIH
@ei6Gft betrtebeu, entgegen8enonlnlell pal,
ser BON 2Dmon & Sadlon auf 0Ge JfatLonnl
8a1f uon SQinot5 ge3ogelt uno bon 5Sr9l1
Sophia 6. Glcaper inoDllirt mar, uno I'M
all Ieinem eigeuen JftBen pertpallot DGDe.
g8ie StaatSanipalt Gonge1eter ertlarte,
lit baS nur cine Der gegen Sallr11d1 erDope@
men 9nfIagen, beren l~1nterluhun9 oltrO
bic @rpBQei0porenen er aus Dem 0rll1oe
beldlelntgt babe, Inn Galnta1t, per nbrtz
oelIs l6on ieit Stpet Woden ilber1pabt
tpur0e, unter alien ll1nltGl1Deu otn9telt 6u
moden. 9tad1 Der @rbebun9 Der Nntloge
iteQte 0tt6ter Samielon lofort eil1e1t 0attz
befebl oeaen Iauman aus, oeifcn Bllrg1hatt
auf $40, 600 feitgeieBt mur6e. Sin Vatlttt
tpuroe nit Der Nelt1abmeT auln0n's betrallt
unO erlhien nit leinen 0efangerten I'M 9alb
3 ltbr ge7tern Ofa6nrittag IN Gt6ter Sa7
n1ielon'S @eri6t. Die 8irgiDaft puroe
bon ben 6erreu 2prtan S. Sage, u. 3.
8lafaq, IS. $. 9uiieu unb potter Baln1er
g~eleiitet, unb Talman bieraGf tpteoer aus
Der Saft entla1ien.
Ql6pofat @orpin @aIfer, Der NntpaGt oes
Wfalienuertpalters Der Traoers' 8ant, tbetlte
eiuen 8eri6teritatter init, 1anman Jet an
einem Wontag, benz Sage Dor Der 3a6lungS7
etniteQung Der ganf, in ietnem 0oule err
iGienen unb babe i6m ben 8etr9g Der Ser
binbli0fetten Der 1ro6erS' 8anf an8egebet;
Ell lei aber nidt i'm Stanbe getpelelt, ar5tz
geben, tDte piel aus bent 8ermogen Der Banf
fir Die @ldubtger berielben berauSiprt19en
per6e. 8e5ii9li6 Der ge8en Gauman erboz
benen NntIogelt aut l1uteri6lagung duBerte
ii0 2lbp. Nalter baDin, oaB Ialln1an be-
.i9uIbigt tperoe, nod @inlagen argenommen
gu Gaben, nadbem CT bereitS getpuBt babe,
baB bic 9anf SablungSunfdDtg let.
Site BID Dor Ga9oDmuneen. gSenn bu
sia 9eilmittel ge9en RoermatisnlIS @t9t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
Ntebmnrft.

Sim &inbpteb M arft betrlt9 Die 3ts
fnbr $4,000 Stilf, 9e9en 10000 @titd in
9ingen 9e9eu Gnbe Der Mo0e nm 10@15c.
6dS 100 Yfunb suriid, 9%erin9ere bagegen nm
3O@40c. nieori9er; audb quite Siibe nteOriscr.
Gertortt 1puroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
neutrality-suspicious..

w- 9auo~tptrt9f1oftline @e9enitdnbe betreffenoe
@nfraqen li1o OIL 9errn 80ftlieb Scsntm8DooeH'
Geuarh, Nebr0sfd. gu ri1teH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03

uen Stilen. Ser gntoeder mar Elm gate.r,
pelder ben Suno 81 einem Goloarbetter IN
&ernpten bratbte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
MMSAUXrt5+

@ei5en. S9IuB greiIe fir Mai:
Dem gorf s1.12s, Onlut6 $1.29f, ct.
2outs S1.0S5, &oleoo s.
&or1. = Nelp yort 484c. Oesember; ct,
2ouis 32Sc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
GmWEre.
27o % 8ur9t6nitts.S eptat oas 1oofo AL

cd a f e trofen 26, 900 5titd, 9egen 81, 800
Gtilf in Der Dori9en ISOLDE am bieliz
gen Wartte Elm. Yreiie itat. gta9fra9e
gut.
Gerta1Ift 1Durben II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03

Dim 9 6meirem at TT befteF fnb bic gu,
flthr auf 2 1915 Gtitf, geoen .129, O92 9tIf
in Der pori9en ISOLDE, Breiie I'M 15@90c.
niebriger.
TerEGuft wuroen II. 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
6 GD to a. d t.

SD BETTE elm unfebl6ares Mittel gegen bieies
2eioen, burb beiien @ebraudb Sauienbe Der
iblimmften unb oeroltetiten Sdue gebeilt muroer.
oaB i'd stpei TI0id)etl uebit eiuem iebr tUert5s
poneia IrGffat gratis iebem an bieier &rGnfs
belt 2eioenoen 5~uiteleu nil. Mtan 9e6e Die GEs
preBs uno PoItsOfice-glbreiie an 3
u. :. 81. StocMat, 16l 9sarl Ctr. Stem Dorf,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
Marftberj0t.
@btcaQo, 1.

Wett ben S9lrBpreiien ber 8orruo6e per-
9lt6en, i6lteBt @eiSen belte obne uei1neusz
pertbe Ienberun9, Corn I'M &C. uieorioer,
SQfer Tim &c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03

Site bi6 Dor gfo9oDmuneen. g8enn bu
Elm 6eilmittel ge9e1 R1ellmatismIS, @tdt,
Giidenz un0 gelentl 6mer3en rotbl9 balt,
70 taufe cine SlGl9e Solpatlon=Sel, he 1plrO
Dir in aIen Sdlcn Don 9roBem gtuben lern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-03
QnnQeu=QeiDett.

Morate lang fonnte i'd gfnhts nifv
fhlnfeu. 6elteu fonnte i1 mid niebcrles
ger, fit6lte Mid bdEItg benz Grififen nabe,
Quft grboluu9 iii Ii1dcn. SD lteB Mid
bereOen Gncr'S @berrp<B ectoral al nebnen,
rno bas bclf mir. Scr ~iOrtGeiette Sc
brau6 6esiei5em bat MIDI polfdnojg ges
beilt uriO, mie id) CLAUDE, mir oas 2ebeH
gerettet.
NDer'8 GberrD=Pectoral,
Subereitet ppH
DR.. s. 6. @Der & Co., 2oweI, Ifaf.
sn allen GpOtbeten su bobeu. @reis 81; feds
SIei9eu, SIS.
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-06-30
Brigham Young's Ready Wit.

It is believed that the following
anecdote of Brigham Young has
never. before been published. The
high priest of the Mormons often
had to exert the whole of his won
derfully quick wit in order to pre-
serve the faith that his followers
had in him, but be was generally
equal to the occasion. A certain
elder, while chopping wood, had
cut his leg SO badly that it had to
be amputated. As soon as he was
able he came to Young and stated
his case to him somewhat as fol-
lows II have always been good
Mormon; | have several wives and
a good many children, and in my
present MANNED condition I do not
know how | am to provide for them.
| believe truly that you are Christi 8
representative on earth, and that
you have all the power that He had.
If you like you can give me new
leg, and now I ask you to do it."
Young assented to all the datter-
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-06-30
South American Mosquitoes.

Some ludicrous stories are told
about adventures with the mosqui-
tos. | have been solemnly assured
that often when they have attacked
boat and driven its captain and
crew below they have broken the
windows of the cabin by plunging
in swarms against them, and have
attempted to burst in the doors.
Although this may be something of
an exaggeration, it is nevertheless
true that frequently horses and cat.
tie, after the most frightful suffer-
ings, have died from mosquito bites
on board the vessels. Not long ago
a herd of valuable cattle were being
taken from the United States to
ranch upon the Magdalena river,
and became so desperate under the
attacks of the mosquitoes that they
broke from their stalls, jumped in
to the water and were all drowned.
Passengers intending to make the
voyage usually provide themselves
with protection in the shape Of
mosquito bars, head-nets and thick
gloves, and when on deck are COM
PEELED to tie their sleeves around
their wrists and their pantaloons
around their ankles.-American
MAGAZINE.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-06-30
Sixty Miles to Mount Rainier.

A good joke is told on a Taco oma
hotel proprietor. A stranger who
had boarded with him a week or so
asked the proprietor how far it was
to Mount Rainier, which appeared
to be scarcely, couple of miles
distant, although nearer a hundred.
The proprietor winked at the guests
and said that perhaps it was a mile
away. The boarder said he believed
he would walk out to it for exercise.
The landlord encouraged the ten
derfoot, who, after borrowing the
proprietor's fine spy-glass, imme-
diately departed. The joke was too
rich for the landlord to keep and he
treated all hands at the bar and
chuckled to think that he played it
so fine on the tenderfoot. The
boarder, however, was no spring
chicken, and in the course of time
was drinking beer with a couple of
chums at Puyallup and telling them
how he had played the Tacomaite
for two weeks board. The propri-
etor at last tumbled to the racket
and found the valise left filled with
brick bats and that the tramp had
carried off eight clean towels and
everything else he could get in his
pockets. The proprietor has now
printed on a card, "Sixty miles to
Mount Ranier."-Cowlitz Advocate.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-06-30
Whv She Didn't H0ller.

A young woman from the coun-
try was suing her ex-sweetheart for
breach Of promise, and the lawyers
were, as usual, making all sorts of
inquisitive inquiries.
"You say" remarked one, "that
the defendant frequently sat very
close to your"
"Yes, sir" was the reply, with a
hectic flush.
Chow close?"
"Close enough SOS one cheer was
all the sittin' room we needed"
land you say he put his arm
around your"
"No, l didn't"
"What did you say, then?'
II said he put both arms around
me?"
"Then what?"
"He hugged me-"
every hard?"
"Yes he did. So durn hard that
1 came purity near hollerin' right
out"
"Why didn't you holler?"
"Cause."
"That's no reason. Be explicit,
please. Cause why?"
"'Cause / was afeered he'd stop"
The Court fell off the bench, and
had to be carried out and put un-
der the hydrant for the purpose of
resuscitatiOn.-EX.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-06-30
Not a Clear Idea.

A very pretty commentary upon
the intelligent way in which philan-
thropic work is done was afforded
the other day by yivacious lady
who is often concerned in such
labor. She was relating to a friend
how much difficulty she and few
other pious souls had in raising
sum of money sufficient to send a
female missionary to Constantine
pie.
"We did have to work so hard"
she said pathetically. "People alb
solutely refused to be interested.
We held fairs and made people buy
things and we had parlor con-
certs and actually forced our friends
to take tickets; and we sewed and
we begged subscriptions. But now
we've got the money, it is worth
all our trouble to see the zeal Of
the young lady we are going to
send out. Of course she won't in
troduce religion at first, until she's
won their regard; but she's bought
a Turkish grammar, and she is so
eager to begin to civilize the Turks,
and she has such clever ideas about
how to go to work, too.'
"But how will she go to work ?"
the friend inquired. What will she
teach them frst?"
"Oh, all sorts Of nice things"
the other returned rapturously.
"Things that tend to elevate. She'll
teach them to-to-why, to eat with
knives and forks and not to have
harems and to sit on chairs"
Her friend asked no more ques-
tinna
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-06-30
NTY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1888

ing propositions as they were laid
down, and when the elder had fin
ished speaking he said II can give
you new leg, and | will, but |
want you to think about it a little
at first. When the. day of judg-
ment comes, wherever you are bur
led, your old leg will find you out
and join itself to you, but if | give
you a new one, that will rise with
you, too, and the question is whether
you would rather suffer the incon-
venience Of getting along with one
leg for few years here or go
through all eternity with three legs"
The choice was quickly made,
and Brigham Young's reputation
as a miracle-worker was saved.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-06-30
Ingenious Contrivance for Swapping
Fingers at the License Court.

Cool beer in unlimited quantities
in every mans house to be obtained
simply by turning a spigot, the
same as for water That is the
latest plan to circumvent the Ii
cense Court. 1t is certainly true
that necessity is the mother of in
vention," and the scarcity of sa-
looms after June 1st has set many
persons to cudgelling their brains
for plans to make up for the loss.
That of furnishing beer to private
houses through pipes running di-
rect from the brewery is the inven-
ton of William Hogg. He will
apply for patent at once, and if
he secures one, will begin prepara-
tons for putting the scheme into
effect.
The idea is to lay pipes in the
streets, the same as other pipes are
laid, and these will have house con-
nections, the beer passing through
a meter in each house to show the
quantity used. The pipes will be
of peculiar construction, and three
in number, one inside the other.
The outer pipe will be of clay.
This will surround an inner pipe of
iron, which will still have another
inside of it. The inner pipe will
be two inches in diameter, lined
with silver to prevent corrosion.
Between this pipe and the other
iron pipe will be a space of about
two inches all around, to give space
to current Of cold air from the
ice-making machinery at the brew
cry, thus keeping the beer cool all
the time.
Mr.. Hogg calculated that pres
sure of $4,000 gallons in a hogs
head or reservoir on the sixth floor
of the brewery will be sufficient to
force the beer through the pipes
and into the houses where the SER
vice pipes run. The consumers
will pay no license or tax, but it
will be necessary for the brewer to
affix the internal revenue stamps to
the hogshead in the brewery. The
plan contemplates sending around
persons once a month to examine
the meters, see how much beer has
been consumed and collect the
money for it. About once a month
the pipes will be cleaned out thor
oughly, in order to keep them in
good condition and prevent the beer
from spoiling-Pittsburg Times.