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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-02-10
The Society Gossip Business.

First Newspaper Proprietor-Yes, busi-
ness has been pretty dull this summer.
Advertis; 7g has been awfully poor.
Second iitto-My dear sir, you should
go into the society gossip business. We
save hundreds of dollars every week in
composition, and our receipts are three
fed what they ever were before
81 don t understand.
easiest thing in the world. We get
one of our men to so through the olirec-
tory and pick out lot of names. Each
name is worked into paragraph. Every
man and every woman who sees his or
her name in the paper sends down an
order for fifty OR hundred papers to dis
tribute among friends. We use the same
matter every day for a week or so. Peo-
pie don't read the stuff, you know: they
only look for their names, and down
comes another order every day that a
name appears. tell you, sir, it is big
thing. Advertising is nothing to IT,
Boston Transcript.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-02-10
Official DIRECTORY

TEH.Ifo9IAL OFFICYs
Governor-Louis K. Church.
Secretary-M L Mccormick.
Audltor-Jas. a. W"rd
Treasurer j. W Raymond.
Superintendent Of Public Observation-Disclosures
A. Dye.
Assistant Supt.-Frank A. Wilson.
Attorney General-C. F. Templeton.
United States District At-orney--J, f. Garland
Commissioner Of Immigration--P. F. Mcclure.
United States Marshal-D. w. Marratta.
Delegate to Congress-O. $. Clifford
Surveyor Genera-Maris Taylor.
Board of Hea'th--Geo F. Swain. Supt
Veterinary Surgeon-Dr G. j. Alloway.
Railroad Commlsslo- o. ers-Abe Boynton. Alex.
Griggs. N. T. Smith.
Judge District Court. Skin District VIM. II
Francis. of Bismarck.
nUN~Y OFFICERS.
Commissioners - z. c. Cooper. chairman. c..
H. Moseley DeFores, Conant. Nels Hemmingson,
John HoganscI.
County ,lerk and Register of Deeds-Rollef
Berg
C.ez!s of ;:ist,icl Court N. .lorsensen.
Sheri,f-M. l. Mchaels
District Attorn;y--lvrr jacobson
Tre&s:ss.-- knud Thompson.
Surveycr-Mar,n A. l'rlann
Supt OF Schools--Dr. I +. Kerr
Judge of Pro'late-Perr F.. Nelson.
Coroner-Dr. u. +. Newell
Commissioners of lnsnni1y-Petrr r. Nelson,
T. f. Kerr and liver jacobson.
justices ot PeaceP. \. Meigard c CouperSlo own
Paul j. Nelson. Romncss: .Nonzo Ellis. Willow
Andrew johnson. Coopcrstown; NJ Davidson
Ga!l.tin.
,onstnbles--O A. johnson. Ole o. Croft Harr,
Wassrr Gideon sheldon.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-02-10
Ca sh paid TOR county
school and civil town ship
orders at John Syverson
& Co. S.
"A IsrutaI f;uicr.

Rosas, for lnaay years dictator of the
Argentine states, v-as a cafricio.; tt..,-ra,lt,
who turned the re,1Gliic into Il slaush. CT
shed. He once invited q number OF In
dian chiefs to meet him in council at
Bucnos Ayres. After parading them With
mock honors through the streets of the
city, lie had them brought under the
portico of the cathedral, where number
of gibbets stood ready. In moment the
chiefs We're seized, bound and run up,
and their bodies were left dangling in the
air.
He once played an ape like trick on the
British minister, Mr. Vaudeville, whom
the tyrant feared and hated. One of the
favorite dishes of the people is maZa-
mora, which is made from maize crushed
in mortar. Roses was expecting the
minister to visit him one evening at lis
country house. AS the hour arrived
Manuelita, his beautiful daughter, acting
on her fathers orders, stood on the
veranda. pounding maize.
The Engishman, finding her thus en-
gagged in nlenial labor and showing signs
of fatigue, courteously offered to relieve
her. After family declining. she allowed
him to pound the maize. when suddenly
Rosas, who had been watching, appeared
on the veranda accompanied by a train
of courtiers. His object had been to
show to them the envoy of England en-
gagged in servile labor under the roof OF
the dictator.-Youth's Companion.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-02-10
A wonsn,s Temper.

If / want to tell woman's temper
watch her eyelids. You can read man
the same way, but not 30 readily. A
woman with q fiery temper will move her
eyeids with a snap, and that snap be-
trays her. Another who is easy going
and hard 70 arouse moves her eyeids
languidly. One with . quick brain and
q temper furious when aroused just winka
steadily, but neither quickly nor slowly,
until engaged in interesting convessation.
Cor. Bo6too Journal
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-02-10
Church Announcements.

STNDAY
II q. m. Regular service n the Congregational
church. In the evening n, 80. Rev. III. p. Jam,
1:30 p. IN. Regular service Gt the Baptist
church Rev. o. ID. Purinton.
II Il. m. Il "u|ar NJ tho isl service in the Bap
fist church. Rev. J. r. McConnehey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

T. reply 30 the above query, a correspond
snt in f0pular Scienco News expresses his
belief thsat worms 10 faI down. he claims
- havs repeatedly seen these earth worIEs IN
eaisiron kettles suspended on ioag poles by
talis q chain. and having no counecrion
with the ground only through tho bal or
chain. ani the pole aud les rests. and IN many
other situations where 10 wss urposs liis
for such worms - kst ~frhcus falling down,
a. Ia sp troGghs. znd buckets. tubs. pans,
etc A facs ia connection with these circum-
stances is. hat, unless discovered IA a short
time after gertng INTO thsse vessels or traps,
they ars dead-slrowned. probably; show
ins that they are incapal,ie u climbing out
Of the inelosiae ~all. whatrvsr L might be.
~ q PAL or pan. isclisled outward which shey
must have asssrude,l IN al opposite inc..na-
tion from The outside, n We suppose the
worms hclped themselves Ia BY crawling up
from the ground This correspondent las seen
these worms IN qasite cold weather, under the
circumstances notei. but they have been Of
mora frequsns ocenrrence IN warm weather.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The Austrian minisssr of public Instruction
las issasssl very sensible decrss, forbiddiDx
ti,e use of books printed with snan type In
pablo schools. As shortag hse,insss u 80 prsva-
lent among school children IN Austria
Scientiic SUPERVISION mizht very properly
b given % senool Books ia this country. at
tentson being especially dtrectsd - the size
Of The typ. lcngth II Line, and SpaniRx of
letfers snd lines. The chief faais in German
books - fhelr siherence g the very daxxlin Z
Old Enxiish shap~ AZ tne. letters. which So
vsreiy tries the eyes By neeesSitatinx very
eiose attention. and the eva effects Il tbs
4 aided ~ she paper being coarse and BY
~ ixht slrpi.esl heinz usually iuusrffcienS
Generally sfe.lkirz. sa- ssnooi bo0.es of this
sss1nLry ars Well printed
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
LITERARY LIGHTS

saryicu's ehirogrsphy Is worse than was
Horsce Greeiey's
zols SAYS that be receives t2o 600 on al
sverags for e-oh u rs ncvels
z Ridrr HseEsrd considers The prze-
tice Il la~ rs chisf occupation
Wnkie Collins rsvtsss most - his novels
seven tirne~ b-fsrs xiving shsrs - sa> printer
Rs Blsrkrnors divs6es his tire BE-
tween nc~-l ~-i-rg sid rnsrk>s Ssrd~ning
n. Alexander Dumas Ives hy measure
>rd ~efghA He r>e~ a. hsh past 8 IN eh-
summer snd az n th> winter. Els arxt
hr.akfs-s invariably consists II = gas a
rsi1k TIE secoad. wssch BE nzkes st soon.
= rsrT ptsis rassl Dianer occurs as at
astlv : sn6 st % ~ - n sd Hs wsIxs
49, nil-s sve-7 iaT. aad aevzr v0r<s sf.=F
4 N - afer-no1a
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
PARHsoLS.
Bargains in Parasols.

Such as Grand Rapids has
never before seen.
We have some very fine
pieces and some not quite so
good.
Which will be put together
on one counter and sold at a
price that will entirely satisfy
the purchaser and permit no
time for argument.
Only about 80 left, all told,
and they are choice. Our
Parasol and Silk Umbrella
Sales this season have been
by over a hundred per cent
the largest in the history of
our business. We attribute
that success to our large stock.
to our correct styles. to choice
and guaranteed fabrics. aud
not least to our very low
prices. Our 26 and 2S silk
umbrellas for ladies and
gentlemen take the lead. We
guarantee the famous nile"
silk for one year if properly
used.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
M 3 FRRvKLYAH's R0CxxR


When ths bras tube Is heated and PLACED
ssFoss Lhs iead pIps shown Ia Fig I. with
the rid.g-s. a a. ln eoafacs with the lead pipe,
tn braz suhs begins % rocx. tnvizibly. II
coufso. 5at with sufficient energy q give
forth char maalcsl note II &c does not
start u i1sslf. httie j1rrIng vii set 10 going,
and it ~hl continues - give forth It's sound
To- some time
The accepted explanation Of this phenom-
snOn ls that tho contact Of ths hot hrzss with
TIE lead causes the lead % suddenly expand
and proirct microscopic distance apxard
TAese upward prolsctions OF tho sad alter
nats between the two points q contact, and
thus cause the tube 70 rock With great rapid
fty sld regularity
Ia Pix u shONu a modification Of the ex-
peFiment Ia ~h4eh the iatd - indsnted %
form he tsso contact surfaces. 9, and the
heated bar B - made % rock at . compara-
tigeiy sloN rate. giving forth a grave nota
By careful manlp lpalztion. she bar may %
ulaae - rock both lonsitadiaaliy and later
ally. thus giving torth rhythmic conblaa-
LA % ths two sounds
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Cnstomer-Yonr razor draws kind of
hard this morning. Mr.. Jacksing
Barber-fes. sab done used 1t on
Sara Johnsing at de poker party las night.
an II amt got back de aige yet
Cha Was there troublei
B.-You jis oct dar war strubbeL HUH
When Johnsing xar called he had five
aces.
Give acesl There are no FIVE aces In
q pack Of cards
B-Gue<s dar anti OATS what caused
de trubbei
C.-What did you hold1
B-Oniy five jaeks--Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
ReInedY for Ivy Poisoning.

A person who had for many years suffered
terribly from ivy poisoning claims to have
found an antidote, as follows: Remembering
that all poisons are acids, and that alkalies
neutraiiss acids, bathed the poisoned MEM
Der in a strong lye made from wood ashes
and obtained instant relief Subsequently
found that the dry ashes alone, rubbed over
the poisoned member. were equally effective
Since this discovery l have had no further
trouble and having tried this simple remedy
repeatedly on myself and on many others
with like good results am now thoroughly
convinced that wood ashes win in every case
prove sure and sovereign specific for all
cases OF ivy poison
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
KENT COUNTY BEEF /!

That man JONES, corner of
Fourth st. and Broadway.
keers only frst-class Kent
County Beef, at prices lower
than the trash called meat,
handled over and over in
peddler's wagons, exposed to
dust and flies and unfit for
food. Everything in the meat
line at the lowest prices.
| buy for Cash and will not
be undersold by anyone.
JONES, The BUTCHER,
Cor. Fourth-st. and Broadway.
Watch this Space for Quota
tions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

q fa.n1ricze Nlueag, tsa county A.
tceacy. Ciss canntv. Tex. ssys Have u-est
Eltcfffe lf-trs ret ucst tarpv rssnifs.
NJ f-r her sls1 49, very iow Eith aA.ar-
a. Fsr.r ard ttrroice. h1f wss c1Ted BY
tii,er ,s sf this ni~iiciee. Am sstssnesi
Ferfr<e s .er. -ses.i - ile-
NJ ~ q ~ ccx1n. ef rorSe Ceve. ~.
- f<a ta-ttferv saving re rnsi'lFeir y
fsrr - rrrf have died. bad e nee
ks-~ e. F'r-t~-s rttrrs
Tt,e r~rst -e~-Priv VII ~era CT ss Veii
- rsfrr e. Msiarea Lliseeses s1d t7r a.
Efanrv Liver srt rter'est1 rier>
~sr4e ureensiesL Rr1cs sc ana =, st
ks1k Bres
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Doctor. | hear that Brigsby has started
a new paper"
so | arr told. but l haven't seen q
copy
He told me the other day that It would
be bold and aggressive. wonder If it's
that kind OF sheet
Il guess it - Isswed up scalp wound
for him this morning. "-Nebraska State
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Customs Of supper and the Dance at Bslli
aud Large PARTIES

8u1 g Fafttt>-
According 20 the social etiquette Of New
York stand up supper" or what Theodore
Hook called ''perpendicular refreshments" is
usually served at balls and large parties, at
which the escort is careful to see that the
lady Is properly supplied and made as CON-
Portable as possible before be refreshes him
self The lady cannot call upon any one ex-
cept an attendant for service, nor can she
properly receive attention from any one ex-
cept her escort, unless il be offered by some
member Of her hosts family.
These supper customs apply also TO pub
lic ball, where, II an escort overiooks her
DEEDS. she must ask assistance only from a
servant Among the few liberties young
lady en- Joys at public entertainment is the
privilege OF refusing 70 dance with such ap-
piicants for this honor "a she chooses to dis
regard OF course she does this courteously
and gently; but one must be = young lsdy 10
understand the full delight OF this permis-
sion II she refuses an invitation TO dance at
a private ball she losss the dance altogether
and must sit through It's inviting music.
Balls terminate by 2 or o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

To restore stone staircases. Il which ths
sfeps have bccome worn. french journal
advises thss che worn parts be moistenei
with @oiutioo 81 siiicais ~ potash .scluhls
glass. sad then tast t0a step be given ia
rixinai fcrlu ~ nleaus q a paste composed
ef hT,iraa6c liue and shcsfe Il potash. 20
which 60 per cent of dne sihcious sand Il
thrn tsile,i The dIrahsAty ~ toe steps thus
r.'stor~i BE- Is claimed. - coulparsole % thas
:, sich would ~ obtained With rha best stones,
and the a1hezion II Ehe added part IS par
fsck
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

A Rohenn an chemist has proved thss
saiirviir scii IS preventive and cure for dry
- a. srst the scid sss used IN the dry OF
s@xsier l1rfn. tes isrteriT the greatest suc-
eess has been schievef accorling ID Professor
farkskv. ~ dis- iTinx re ounces and q
G'iartsr "a sallcvbe scii IN ons 1gsrt ~ cara-
ucn sruit. and diutsne t1is solutien g. .
-oov-h 'ere degree WITH VaEer aE lhe nomsns
- ...,..r -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Fr~f~sr -ftes. -s'-'sszlg IN The Aruert-
esa assoriaffln the Velocity ef tarpssloss
ursrrisns tast seravs and tits n hsy are
fen irven T. a.uts infs are tcarsis. and
even fs.e .i,a duss bsrs 81 hickory tres
~, hsi ,-nrd rost r' ctt.ln sinilsr results
81 -bso a- stTays zrcn an air E1n. vei'ct-
- so lrno 10 - Is mies al hour wers
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Kiad Old Lady-Little boy. wouldn't
you hke 20 60 10 Sabbath school, and
learn % De roodf
Little Boy-No'a. It would ruin Es
repertashgn
Kind Old Iady--Rusn your reputatiouf
Little Boy fes'm, I'm known as the
bad boy of the olocS Life.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

s<z11uzsx1s1s sf Wn h~~ . uone~s
Raosy Uuns~s.


Rxosx UuHsS.
a cx-xn xoa a.. raxx
A, k..s~s<~a rr~ux Al erum = 49,
h..I - s,xh-r -. e.S ~ o. rsn.s =
- r--cn~a =. - w~.a>3 "a ei.~n -
-. s.6~<.sd - $500 "a .sunk 49,
"a . Ianb-.< x.rd =, v.sr Sr~ ussx1nx nlxex
to AZ. elzo. n =. vii ,ust 20 - ssus
,.ouuf.su r.~ort thas sdssrr,sus no 6ses~
!. Iii ..,sa iss,k L. Ma osd seif.
.uv.- ~r oo~vvnxsxx.1
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go - - E&<o-
1rx~~I
in~ aS@1~s1f ~ '1s1ra1 o<tSless -
r~es'ssa 'foA sss-<1s-~ . s-Ao oi soA
eA'1as saiA e"h mag eAS Pta.s ~ =
A4mtn loos' IiAaSs esi1nntty' aoo1t osD
fe@<s 40 oA yiAs lie priA1 70 tne
io"s % e1e ~ nAf<fy e1-@1s safs u nIs
eA4etiy "s Hlay naAS our o~n mier-
ehees' o-h. - a@4fy AAs 1iofseiins 10
hsA<Ae1 @al-.1 40 h~9-0Ss 10 o1-9n<ss
e~A 20 'S~A-
sorHfss IN sA4Es
Funny. Isn't II. how things get their
nsmes7 Mt Pleasant. Ia. Is = town Ia a
state that hasns the shaao~ Of the ghost
OF baby mountain IA II. steam boat hock
Is town TO niles away treia any nssi-
gable river tie Aerthern Central railroad
runs through the western end Of Mary land
and the eastern end Of Pennsylvauia into
xu-sfera ~ York. The Arkan.xw
u,,..I... a ,,.k,s.h..t =. (~ti... 90, a,d q-hs
=. -. - - N J.
1SN-S - -. =. -.
= town 70 the eAtrenls ho1th western
corner OF Fen1sy iS1nia. south Bend u
Ia the extreme northern hInit OF lndi-
ana, CiFclsgille i a town Ia Ohio laid
ont - .or.sre a., /. ehe>shoxrsl. the ouie<
- ma In ~. hos,sa ~ r..rrss.,, n vss iz
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- f -. f--S- -
Nfo 49, no~A-.1t "n3eo'of 70 10 win "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

For tho treatment Of the bites Of mag dogs,
DIR. A. II. Newth recommends tho uss Of
hyposulphifez To child who bad been bit
ten by . mad dog he would give five or ten
grains OF ths hyposulphite OF sodium or mag
nssium the latter Il richer In sulphurous
acid,. In caraway water with syrup, every
four hours for the first three or -four dayA
then three times day for q week, then every
morning early for one month; recommend
ing Turkish bath twice q week After the
disease has developed be would prescribe the
hyposulphits every hour. with hot air baths
TO induce perspiration. The hypodsrmic In
lection Of hyposulphite might also be tried,
especially IL the patient Is unable to swallow.
DIR. Newton claims 70 have used this
remedy repeatedly In cases Of blood poison
ing with the most marked success, as, for ex-
ample. a patient has received a punctured
wound which has inhamed, the lymphatics
have become swollen and reeldened. the parts
are extremely painful and there are rigors.
Within a short time after the exhibition Of
the hyposulphites the pain has decreased, the
parts are less infamed and symptoms Of poi
soning nave abated-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Mrs Bsnkcsshisr ltartly We'll. I Ike
- so = nan have the courage Of bis con
Victions.
NJ. Il idsprecatincivN-B But. my dear. I
have never been convicted yet. Give ne
a chance before You indgs too hastily
" asbiugton Critic-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Tee hsrpei ~ thar rhe zsrx zach has
issesF szaed fai~s Fr-ach asnk neces Is cona-
posed ~ wealthy Rszs<sns znd suszg1ans
They pos~<s ships zsid crews znd FL she
ne---sarT sppwxrns. TIE nctes sre engraved
ss 80 snd tae ptates er- shrs~n c~4recard
inec ~ wsisr TIE shi2s uot lnre prs
~ters se,Cu1riis-s receiTs the -caes scatter
essEa szss x,ve ssek tacse aiazs=i Tsen rha
vh.,is ezestl l.sarsssnx trassis - sncsAe- vore
-xew Twk Snn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

This slparatas consists 4 . shart plece. A,
of le@d pipe. abous 4n iafa IA diameter. aad .
fsecs. 3 "a talck bfaas s1bing About three
q,.srtsfs - as inca oliss.is dlamstsr AMI iiys
o. a ias,hsa i,sg fhe Iea.i pipe = nsrtened
q Lrtls ~ kaep It fr1m r14iliug and TIE sur
fae along ths si,is which . - 10 uppeffnos1
A. sarapsd aad anloollied The brass tubing
b. = n.sl tain upon ona sisie. near oae end,
anl ths thin PAR IS driven IL with the peiR
of hammer o. punch - as - leave the
inEif.sdinai ridges. a a. a. shown il tne and
vls~ of Bix 1
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

-r1ttrnsr kfeSEC tSo hxrreSEoF-
TIE S. ssmsr Grsnd Island viii iesv~ ~
Arr1 stree teCk. sandsF f1ne =. at
d cllek a r lsr - Soldisrs Home. VII
leave sxsin a. .2 q m s'r tbs Hes,e sod
E, sri fs az Ais1 ST p. "a fske ne
sclibner street car f1r iae Nortn Fad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
A Simple Health RuIe.

An abhreviation Of one Of the ancient laws
Of health Is. 'head cool and feet warm" An
observance OF this is one of the primary es-
sentials to good health Indigestion is in
vited by a hearty meal eaten whom the feet
i ara chilled
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
The Fabrics par Excellent
of all Fabrics.
And the Styles Han dsOIne
i'm the Extreme.

We will commence on Mon
day a Grand Closing Out of
India Linens. Victoria Lawns,
Parslan Lawns, Egyptian
Dimities, Cable Checks and
stripes, white and Ecru
Swisses, Corded Piques, En-
broidered Tulles, and in fact
our entire lines of white
goods at Rock Bottom Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Undertaken Ito physicianl-Did a
stranger call on you today for treatment,
doctor7
Physician-No.
Undertaker-That's strange. The gen.
tleman was looking for physician and
recommended you very highly.
Physician-Yesf I guess that's the
reason be didn't come to see me.-New
York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Doctors and clergynen pot their titles on
their visiting card, but their wives are SIM
ply Mrs John smith"
The proper simple refreshments at an
afternoon tea are tea and oread and butter.
Always thank servant who serves you
well
Use your own initials for your table linen
and silver, not your husbsuds
Regrets need nos be ssnt 70 wedding re-
eepti0ns CO afternoon teas. nor 10 anything
bat dinner invitations. unle<s Il & '. p Is
aided
The first bridesmaid holds the bouquet snd
glove q tie 6rs<s during the placing Of the
ring
II yos srs she ssde<s danghs>r Jou are
"Miss Fay
Welding eske u1ust Be- ready IN bcxes st
he -eddinx recsptson Il : prop>r - have
light supper At AT Houer evening reo~y-
tions. and II there hss been no -sdding 70
ceptson khe welding cake might % served a.
these.
Wear Fouz bonuet ard plsin street drs<s
az morning cbzrch ~eddinx. |. ssiicr uasds
rown = proper. Bat n you q - tbe reoep.
tion yon ean - drsssed l8rf.e more ricely
AlpaYs wesr a nonnrt. however. % lsil>s
lurch II yuu srr ss<>d - receive vita to-
tanliiy. 4 IN dfnner dress wishoss bo11st
TIE above. from Esrpers Bszar, ~1s sn-
hghtsn nos few pa~pexed pecpls
Ar EnSiish p-per sEex-s &af a ne~ stvls
- bon7es triznrnine has now. Il sppes7S
.spfssret sh> serasts besrt n ste rnlted
STATES sid - r nlaxes vir<srrs * q peca-
bariy ncx7aus sr-@cfss - creaeara the exaer-
1,inafaon e Tsich - one w1aid rsr~s1 = -
aot - - ,e-f5cnsslle ss tee srsaF@s bird -razz
Eahv siit<socrs ha~e o-~or-e rse fsshfonsh1s
zs=ntTszre = 1as hss-ies ssnz so1 boa1e-s IN
tn~ s-uTn--r s1snes - v~suz slltzs@cr
asef r. sess 10y = frcsn ~ - nso ircnes IN
sesEtn sneT sre sr1rfe5- .ro~i.i=si wirA hrirhs
z ssS sr-x sz1i sra sr-snga9 - "a = suzesr
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Fer besafv Ter coufort. for Improvement
~ tha cnvrifxirn. 1se oHlv PaEzoni
Fowder There e uothing scusi 70 n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

49, saA vuk.ssss uss - Kxse<ss>6ky-gnD
L<1>s Ts~n<ns.s - ny<rsDhsela-
6nsnm1.s szDwunrn~ - pxrzfy1ax wsssr
fros ors.2ze germs ~ - - u slsrsricsEy
hass nsz.<iy bssn rsppvssa Sps<zns~ q
v.sw whlea. undw - uzcroscops vas
fsuHnl - - fuIl u aaluA5 hfs. dlss.ss gsruM
60, w~s ea~rr~d wlEA falrsy surong ous-
runo of dynAnse sisrCrscssy and tAsc onsUr
fully sssw~d - pssseEs ~ sontAnin.znaa
kxoD tbs s<r
agasn. And nos . slxn a living an1na1csAD
- dsnns Ssras could - found. val1s
samples of sassr keps IN ths snxns way. wtxk
e. e<snS enAxg~d ~ish sdsrrsclfy. shovsd
= fuil OF organisms - ~he1 IRA examined
Ano<fsr szaoax tns many valuable appk1-
eaz1ons Of electricity 10 medical and sanitary
p1rposss . Indicated by taess sxp~rinentA
4 Pxsas0e C.ass 81 Decay OF ths Teeth
Dr. y l. Sscord msnxions - oae q ths
most protle Gauss Of decay IL the testh. ths
.ecumuiaEicu q tartar ~ and under ths
margin of TIE guIn& This causes rscedang
q tns gums and an exposure u that part VI
tho tooth which u unfxotected by q hard
enamel is y unnecsssaTy % tell an int<4fn-
gent read-r rnat elssalsness BY means q .
freqnsat ass Of the tooth osesh and good
tooth powder Is ths tes< msstsod Of pressrv-
ing the testh- But Iwo important hlnts may
bs found very useful One - that the time
when teesh need the most thorough cleansing
Is tust before retiring. because II then the
tseth are lsfs clean, tho longest interval be-
tween their being contaminated by food par
ticks occurring as that time, they arc
thus kept free from corrosion for several
hours Practically, we should thoroughly
cleanse the teeth after each meal. but neces-
sarily they should be clean when We retire>
The other hint Is that the stomach and mouth
form secrstions, which becqsns adherent 70
the teeth and In the interstices. These are
capable Of doing great injury. but can easily
be nsurralizod IL, after the ordinary brush
ing. We viii brush sorns dry bicarbonate Of
soda on the teeth inside and out and then
rinse the mouth thoroughly. This viii apply
the alkAli solution Of bicarbonate OF soda to
every part Of the teeth and destroy the cor
roding acid
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Mistress Of the House-Dfd you tell the
lady ] wsseout. Blivtnsg
biivins-fis mum
did sne seem 20 doubt IT,
"No. mum. She said she knew you
WASH Z. Texas Sifttnxs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

TIE rregeixaa rocker iiisz.fstsl n the euzs
an, <aFs 1<ie1siie Ansriean, b~ ..slly
nssdo. feiia~isg ara the sxpl4naflans and
d<s1z.14As .l1zA ~ - lozzA44 n 4z1<eE@1zs