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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-22

The mild weather is causing loss to
New York apple growers, who have
500, 900 barrels Of the fruit stored.
Rot has set in, and it is feared one
half will be lost.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-22

Coal and wood, Geo. w. McLaugh-
Inns prompt delivery
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-22

All prescriptions carefully compoun-
ded at j. r. Sears. 1925 Austin street. y
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-22

For fresh Boston chips, all colOra
20 to Joe Lehman's restaurant.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
n.r..na

Al th" el LECTION In P.nu. yl.ani. li.st
ru-sd'y the Prohibition a~'u.ndn.nt
wa. defeated Ly an overwhelming ma.
joritY. A Pi,tsburg d,.patoh Of tie
18th Instant suys:
lo'd"y's election on tho p~rohibitor,
amendmrnt was never soualsd for
strange sights aud sounds. The u,ron,s
we've h:led oil day with amused erouds,
watching tue brass bands Of the Auss
and the juvenile glss clubs Of tue Pro-
hibiiionists. The temperance won,sn
did good work at tho pills, serving
voters with leo water, buurrmilk All,
sand~ichss. Every QUO seemed in, good
humor. and the election ua, trsrr irrin
fights than my election Lefoie knu~u.
Tho vote in Allegheny county j. With.
out precedent for n special election, a d
rivals the vote at Any general e;e.tiou.
A dispstch dated Philsdelphia, Juue
~. says that returns trom sixty -Four
OF tho siIty.savvn couutie. in tho State
give a majority Of l64.l65 against tue
prohibition amendment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
sr.na EncamnMSsi.

Tho Gtand E"eampmout, I. o.O!F.,
OF Nevada, which mot at Carson last
Monday. slccied the following onlcota:
A.. W. i~icsspn. afnnd Patriarch;
John Lathrop, Grand High Priest; H.
p. Brown. Grand senior Warden; L..
u~usgonheitn. Grnud Scribe; Csc.
ruiy, Grand Treasurer; +. O.. Updike.
Grand Junior Warden; W. J.. Smith.
Grand Representative; Wm. Pennison,
Grand Sentinel; f. kied, Grand Mar.
shAl; Trustees: j.. II. Shaw, Y. 81, Fol.
lows. A. II. McCabs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
Scnst1 ~ y

FIX. cohErcksthYh Wo6abmn Soy. Son.
"'or Jont" ~ hbf"kiring .hinstIf my
""ncern about the sihntorinl nsl,. lie
Is HTHte 'hat Q lei Of coyotes aro. get,
ling reilly to'tqhlt on Tho tue odt.ia6
81 his fcnccS nn1 howl diUmaIly mud
~n'on"tihgIt.r udt "tt!wii fny>lo 'nittni.
ion to them II he mikes up bis mind
to 10 intd tho nslIffoir afourti torn n
tho Senate, lie will 60 IN 10 win. II he
concludes. not q. DO g., tho l0.6UO
voters Of NoSHda may hsi IL up 70 suit
lhcmsrlves Il Examiner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
a Gooa neal Of n......s.

Under the above caption the White
Pine News thus scuis> tho members VI
the laat heIsion Of the Legislature:
A great deal OF uon.suss has bsen
written and printed GU the durmitory
question By members OF the L-gisIn-
tur'. Whnt was the appropriation ask
rd TORT Or were tho ru:mbers Of. the
Legislature Ignorant OF the pnrposrs 10
which 1t was to DO applied: Their. let
'ers Indicate that the nrsjprity Of them
knew nothing about the use tue non
was to lie putto,. or for what it Was
needed. lney admit. over their
signatures, that :tuey lacked ordinary
Judgment mud ompo seuse when they
inuds tho appropriations, without kuv~.
Ing or caring what the money VA.
needed for.
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ono Moro DIsnatcr,

Kansas City Dispatch Of tic 'l7ih
instant says: ~ -
AtcribIe calamity has fallen upon
Unionto"u and liGlletown's in X nsas.
'""d The c9nl:ry ronnd about them. "A
violent wind Rp3 .sin storm passed over
that section, md The unprecedented fall
OF r~Ni'tcia%sed "&sgsbov$ Tn q VI
u bre"k"Ahd thss.Ssao &tias ShSis
swept agy',t.It,IsA GOQs iyha9asp!sc
a etfst'pnl and 'seye EAi-tW$sS'h G:.' :,!
Tao tla.f aceoaDlS.. If..Ge iSSd saiaa
tp Ute eCrnt ttA0g&' xbslA gt6wa. was
destroyed aud tH~'t&an @omen. and
four nhiLls,s,wcsa.k daIL s. STORM
Prs'eii3lsEt36E.'R M;EsH,
=: HtSFo'eh Observation-Disclosures hhs
Gre't destruction to property aid IT'S
frareIlbrt thnnI lives lite | rt. .'.'.
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=. 40 Begin CoInnue,

Instructions hnv, been re6tlpcdfby n.
y wright superintendent 6itls Mint.
from tho DEPARTMENT ut Washington 10
immediately put tho mOchiuery Of Tint
INSTITUTION In order al. ma. 10 corumencss
tue "o'hhgd nf COLA uud silver NJ OK.
prdiiiDnaIy:n ms practicable aner ,,,c ar,
o' july RIO ptolGrcts and n,lsra n
gold md silver bhllioa eau. make Their
calculations in, accordance NTH tho
"D''c,ordst, Hql -. ready 70 Furnish
enough, gold anil silycr tnllior to keen
t'c 'o'ni"z deprttocnt running. TO liz
fullest tnthiony f.-Nrrooi.
rhsg %dJGS iiio;llajyi a. thsro 1.
rlo',yo H"fiG'fod ian4 to besiu with.
'hd'er.go, anll.oh~
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She xns nod,sr.

H.
AIR. Jones--"I. Was thinking Of going
to the Howard Tonight, Mary. DO you
care to go2"
Nrs. Jones-"What kind Of an enter.
tainm- Mt is III
Variety. I gneHs."
young women in short skirts, I SUD-
poser" .s .
VERY likely"
"Well. L don't care to GO. think 4,
very indecorous for young women to AZ.
pear on the stage in short skirts"
Then Hrs Joue. weut to her butenu
II to"k out OF a little envelope her lat
seasons bathing suit and began to IL, K
It over to see II il nesd-d auy Repairs
Boston Courier
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
tFEom Moniay.s, DaIly.l
:t u
RALAA0UxIlI!

{. t;
Theirs are now ten prisoners in the
eoanty JILL:
Go to S. u. Henley for fresh Gull.
f0rnia fEui'!And Vegetable, .:-..,
I'D. Abel casue in -frelu his ranch
near Font HOlIsck this morning. q.
RsSrkerries. Strawberries. Riackbrr.
ries, Bananas aud Peaches ut Mrs.
.Ricord's.
In going through tue sdito ,unucl
you enter ii in Storey county and tn.
nAit Ia IN Lyon county.
A. d. Farhsworth came in from lis
ranch on South Fork this smoruiug and
leiton his reFuraihis afternoon. I
: serer"l fishing parties went nut yes
terday. Tue editor is under oil legations
to cur prints Tor u fin. trout Lr akiast.
Th@ hishe GohSs)rt,kf pn 1T the
President is tha :bpitinies :ot Mineral
Point, Col. 1900 feet above the level
Of The sea. =;
Those who desire toSmaEa :Rtefss on
the ev'H' vt ;#ispsudslen DAY .nrc
referred to a notice elsewhere headed
Fire Works. 'ytT3>
a heavy shower. a.regulnr down pour.
visited this: ioeanlyr Saturday evenipg.
ani "' n consequence there il no dust,
the mir being pure aud refreshing.
. A. W, tIe's9nYisgn Yt. evening for
e 'r'??p aity e Pt,lhd3 }ie III .t{in. of
the Grand Lodge I. 90. F. Which
open*liS annul session to.morrow.~--
John tbawsonW i'&A Car:
pentrr Shop in ,&' bGil1i6g OPPOSITE
r,My1. Van Dreilrn's formerly used ms u
tlickstnith shop. Mr.. Dawson s~olicits
a hhare of public patronage.
Frank Bowen. who has been laid up
Mt the Hot springs Las ~Lesoveroi his
health and Is MI right hsGin. thanks 10
eMe:ul nursing and the medical roper
ties 81 the wStSfsJH tts White Sulphur
s%pririRrs .: -
Mr.. Dell has jist received. the snd
news Of tie dsnfL OF tas.onnsrs. chilli
Mr~; osyll IsR hers With The lillian,
about a moniG ego eaHA ri4i, to Sal,
Lake City. sisSstits shot life was
ended lust Friday.
Saturday evening Bert Reinhnrt came
down on train Eo.'f with Vim. Pierce
who Was struck % he bead with n club
by a man at Jor1{a.'a Horse Camp in.
Idaho. Tie sufferer was taken t, tie
hospital for treah6ent.
The ISpEpEX0rxI aJIestised,>; tie
D%"arhorne Medical Go. in good faith.
believing thntit-wns q Legitimate enter
prise; but-wT atspepvincIr thnt.i.-is~a
grsautic inuT a9H wnrn the. p.lIic 10
hrware, Of hG!1a.sea article. headed
WAX Mon. et.Vwtrtre,in this ~iSsnG:,
I Flags ntet IispIayed to day, in 8cnot
aIsslt5 Il4til: gt uaSuiis.
i.D9nkers' nsrs6ISe H}sknisssa1th oc-
cuEred on the lEB Of june l775. wh.n
SIsGs4ly punished
10y the Amencnn%. volunteers. tho ash the
later weter-rt$q fd to rt.ifs tyr :xani
cl'a1an@bi}lqa 3I9& the tmfhgnse tot
when they hal t,ken position Oh .the
fro;iodshlght.
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IsInii" Rtcvy.'

49, sa4e4 g" TrsA - E.
Tho Torro %iInulc. Indians. Saturday
Evening Mail says:
The E'tsl t6wer may DO the xoudot
Of al, Europe but It is'nos' to be- eom.
pnrcd with one Of tho stZht, 10 Torre
fInute. The oil dcrrick,eis 1 hundred
times higher and more Interesting than
tbcidg tower ~ the Trchcha capital"
Well, W u; this In the most wonderful
story Of tho period. Tbs E,Gsl tower.
proper, stands $40 tett high. aud tho
top Of the great lantern which sur.
momts I. is 9si .fgtt aboyc ground.
This. according TO The Mail, would lpaL.
the Tore II ut" oil dorriek q little over
-. .tr6ntt i Tt!i.
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The 4eILsIoI,. Hog.

be- = -
1--WE greatly &hsIiks 4. iral fpplLri,h
any Of tho customs Of our beautiful
Little city, aays'f ApIssta editor.';"6ut
We must. nevertheless. Insist ,hJt. Ieo.
pie keep uheii 81 Is9tSir:tf6d, uads, The
Office OF the T!1bh,ie itHaldinm wlilt
engaged At our desk writing our leadar
on 'Sthbiliy Of tst, Territorial Insl,u.
lions for our p!ap-S this week. Que Of
Srn,ipr ncBuds's razpr.bncxei hog.
bumped up it, spine tud- Hssnn rcr.tth..
i"g itS tack 1n thn beums under the
floor. j,r,ing the old building and inak:
Ing it necessary, Cor usl;o stop our ", IL
on the leader. ernNi sntle, the ofico anl
welt thp c~rilter aioua tho side with a
column rule. This so. iniertuP,ed.'io ni
train Of thought hat the niiiels is. i1uL,
what We cOulJ wish.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
,Cs.a ~ d Nsw.

In 1915 Il took Just ono tushsl Of.
corn IN buy n pound Of osfs,-no~
u bushel Of cora will buy tom pound.
OF nails. Then. u" required. si1ty;iout
bushels Of barley TO buy ono yard Of
broadcloth, nov tho same quautity OF
barley will bay twenty yards Of broad.
cloth. II thon required the pric. OF
ono bu'hsl OF whoa, - pny for ono yard
81 calico, now n bushsl OF wheat will
buy twenty yards OF calico.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
CleveIand,s sIodeuty.

EI-Presideut Cleveland has written a
letter to the Massachusetts Reform
Club. asking to he excused from scuopt-
ing AN invitation t" attend their ban.
quet. He declares his devotion 10 Tar.
III reform. but says. having retired To
private life his attendance ''oa suuh
gatherings ought. to be mado Az iuteo.
quent as possible. "
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TFFa@ TaFsdRyI Day r.
HA1.MAGS:SDl.

w..,on.s !;S@s :A- -,
~
Train No. 2 Ivns .ai hour late this
morning. !.
hrs. DIR Keeier: arrived lat evening
from Denver.
Mrs. C: +: Mayer is still visiting
friends in:t0wn., E:.i
Mis-. Marion Stone. teacher at C,rliu,
came up Ias., syeuiug aud returned this
moruiug. Gfz
The Bostonihns. numbering sixty.
thteo people. passed through lle, even
Ing euh:'bouuL. a.. =,
Com nrssloner H,mia mud Mr..
Pahuks are in town ts-dey, having ar
ri,el. troui Wells III Til. m~otniug'.
truth: '"--H .
A fas'Nr in. The East has inst died
ager going without food for thirty niue
davs. Jphieipus fa.ttrsI&:n hereafter
knock of on the thi.ty-sigh,h day.
On account 81 Tie iiinstifiho trains.
the special ne-Gns.n of tl-q ,Lpdye,-F
~ A. II will oIeu Mt . O luck this
eyening,r MelnLe.a; are iIYilsI,, 10 lie.
present mt I KIT hour.
+. The frS,iv'i at'AuAtn-hst Thnr+d4y
evening for thy i.Ip6t cf29b.Eatsu,ic
Church ne'trd sa!2 b. as eI%ar prof,
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NIno miIi,on wi,rhe. burned;

sfrpngept ctmPGfsi tQdi Ednfins4 tue
Christian err M fewcrthnn nlne mil.
ion'witclteI wrrd i,nnni drt. In Rug.
land. the Inst execution for witchcruh
tonk place in INC. hut Ia illinois as
lntc NJ 1850 - 1850. .rreal unfortu.
nnt"s Wort pat -. death. This in n
terrible rrN ,ction Oh tin bo,stol u
light"nmcnt OF the ngn; bnt ~n must
not 10 over. cuhsOrioua. whGio wd driiy
sec fticuis goirg duwn to doatii. ignu.
rnncc or ptSjndio"' pteSoht!nB tbs use Of
rcmrffJs which, might stro them. binny
~ COLI runs into consumption. while
in'ligssiidd aud i'AIhEa blood drbilititeS
the syS em, inviting fatal n ;aoks.
wien. The hsc, Of D., firfcc's q lien
Medical Discovery woull hayo ensured
health aud happiness. iF'i'' "'i.;
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23
John !. :NmlllYGn..

70" 49, 80 - 80.
MnllOon, Sullirnu's trainer, tol..
g'lpnx 10 tht:EiS tarn6cr. that rnero.f3 uo
ttnN.lp HsTPail' llhat t&iiESfi, Ii: ;:i&iSjs..
b"sn ariptthR Pgatas Haldpn;, says, !,
'.Bris :grttnYhn Hlirhdid uo,rdition.
ami *htbs TfssSi and .,rJnsoa tina rf:ks
0rsf vS8l&I&s I.'si'Aef,'fiF" JIG
"'hG'y.ao.ltActg!Is fight 4ssppsl Ger;
t~'',H.strsht W +yih in tho w u.iug fight
~Isnth iifatn ho'.1, r-',' ~ a,,..r.n,
SULLIVAN was very indignant when fbs
'~orn'SiHt, VIII lid ,bfdd,. 'iHublisLe'd
about hihsn9 S.!i,AA snid: :.tol them
publish H%'fytihhRiP th'y wish. 20 Whom
thr'ih't cufhes''f &ti 10 thric, And
will not SGiriiS%taii a. lilo dtdhtos brute
Tiny %"nld mmke rpIi .@.. q. .-.
rhc vr' at'SnlltSnn.ltnrnin fight will
i"kc placo Within 2nJ milcs Of New
"l "n' "n ldiYiSlh,nud. pa California
i'n'F Y, stsipop ogap apples that I,ltain
wall wish hs lmd stayed pi home, =.
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81 lac Old IkpuiC1y

Ont nSod't Of nh train which
brou4ltthy, BED oqisasSo. bsing la,p
lat Q ewing, Tie company found 1,
necessary 80. change the play from
~':Irn.a. the Weif..;,. as advertised, to
Oh Homie, launching story
'spl to with 'pMhkSasguo aud ono
winch r''seSt@in RsascSScu
Tho u'EFo %iiaEsHotna iaESat Ben
cotton is perfect. and iugton
Monroe Ad'rds" always nppchFsd upon
the Gene just 10 ilv nick Of time, aud
tbs unique PERFORMANCES never tMIed
to lo,t rounds aatr esa,usiaStic APP.
plh,ers. 30 far nssws aroHbls 70. learn
the entrr,aiumOnt Et% gr9ht Satisfaction
to the lnrg, audie,cs.
The company LETT hiS emotdins for
'r%usc"rora whore lucy will givo three
performances, aud on their return will
prcxcnt tho thrilling comedy drann,
%''iriua, tho Wait" on Monday evening,
when ~o predict chat they ail 10
greeted by II crowded house.
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: ~snrebfnsl ::Toana

II one .strClls through the Palace
Hotel rotuula of AN evening, about
these times, he bscomts Impressed with
the rusgestioh that tho liquidation OF
the State ol Nevada has reen l.rinHr-d
There are more SngclIusl.es in town
: apparently limo there ME voter left ia
the State. SoriatCrs o unes.uud stewart,
Black Wallace, Of Eureka, Dan Lyman.
Sam Jones, LON" Hamilton. e1.Con
gressnnn wnodbunu. fOm EItch, Col,
oncI ; mu,l p. DtTis aud n score Of
lesser lights hover about under The
c~linudsliers. mud run their diamond
drills into each otisr by the hour.
Mr. Fiich's s~talwnrt ioIm was seen
the other might uinningiy confronting
the equally sillwhit form Of the Scum
tor bu, the 4n?ew # itke;r discourse
ws' not ninds mp rSpG j, was. h, W.
ever. close, coinhhrgk8d evidently OF
s,'rh,a t.iaii hhbN 81 ihe' Hon.
S,nucl Z. Davis, who. WAS vita that
Gen,lGsnIDm ahrfoturah skskhl. 70 he
ih!r"agsei A&rseaAT Aypga,:iF No;
.slr." said Colonel. .DIyis. IL cant do
1t noTi %arca4 ~ srtvOsnssst That. ops
! forn"' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS drill into
another NovndA stnlesnnu you must
not '"!!sr!"Itt. tie gigi,%g. SgsS1y..lqns.
You might cutse him 10 Break the drill
; Or impair the quality OF tho assays.'-
. nj, ,hh;,H,rfrr IT z!uod F.IsaiN az
s,yyi' y I'm IA a,xTS,.,s
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THE WEEKLY INDEIRNDENT.
IFrolz Saturdays DuiIy.l
LIkI III.

J. C. H~,riSr&stl,o rItie1, passed
throug, las, e'enihg Ell route for III.
Eft = visit.
Gspire I;tlnore' rnd, amily.'who ! 6ye
b min tuNiftitcs T1,tafsddy.. l,tt thhJ
Inormir 6 FOR their ranch near P.ko.
The mex: annual COMMUNICATION Of
tic Grand Lodge Of M,sous of NEvndu
vi lie held III Carson City in June,
1870.
r. the ere lit OF Virginia City be it
said Ia 1t during II three days visit this
week We did not see II single drunkeu
IN (n.>. -. -
Faux Martin. nf Battle Mountain,
slipped 81 900 pounds OF wori to san
fr"ueiseo nat week, getting is cents
Ter pg4nd:
! rh'ro Aas a light shower Mt Virginia
CIiy. u heavy ram at Carson and IL
shower sufficient to lay the dus. ut Reno
l"st Thursday.
Gr?cht:-The State reservoirs ore
fas, drying up, and 10y the middle Of
.~JniytS. Capitol grounds VIII awe lost
th~r green coats.
J Roarustncx has jnst received by
rrpru,S from the Eat II new line of
L'dir-' Hat. something entirely new.
CulAId 10 them.
JrI!gr Fi,zgsrnli came mp from Win.
n-nrn"ca to prlisrde = Yesterday nnd
went over 10 Eurekn to-day whore lac
will H. II 'ourt next week. ,.
y. =. HARDY, Manager Of the o isis
Ranch Comprhy. came up last evening
from the we.t..Sn p 1T Of the State aud
stopped over fh7o|n ,o.dny.---.+- =:
The Pennsylvania relief lu"Silph has
no, been bo'ter'pTesrnted IL more fufci.
Lily than 10y 4lfh New York Would {:
-" much are y'u sorry for. the inp,-
.r"y Ji>hei survivors Of tue COhemaughs
ctiap!ty?"
Tn. Carson Appeal Eys: ZION. T..
j. R.ck"y. Evan w:lli,m!t' nrm1 C. C..
S'1yrusopr OF .ihr .Iitla. West. aud
lii&er, Cheney aud F"l'y ~ tho gren,
ln,;, ARE saul t. lie candidates for
.hcrnatoriI houors."
Judge Bisclnw cnmc, up from R.nn to
"nl,w"it!i yesterday mniuiug rnI loft
10y stage 'or %stil!Wntor. Churrhi.l. conn.
~. where Ia" IfGldsh term OF court pre-.
N'o"s t. coming Eeio where C0urt open.
{" niGr 2iih. tnstart...
In orr iiN'nf Grand Officers, pub
ii'lie ThufSday. there were two errors,
a. wiI: Phil Do!lr. Of carson, was mp
pointed Senior Grand Den, on, and ".
L.. KIi,tn.'of Rattle Mountain, was an.
pointci GRAND Steward.
60. Smi'h aud Hugh Kerr ctrno
ur from Rtno yesterday nnd left Tor
Tut"nroru 10y stage this morning. They
lid been dV~u: TO, tie deduction Works
hcr. hey disposed Of n shipme,,. 81
'r%.'frs,n .!ig kirG mine for which they
r's'ygn: y, r%Gm9p"rhtivo price. Tue
JItU. IN u ltup lnnnDzu. 49,.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Will be made As low A. is consistent with
= "a business priucipiSI. Apply nt tho Of
ncS for terms. %
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-23

A heavy storm occurred IA, Berkeley;
county. Virginia, .faa Monday even,
Ing. Tho wind storm was followed, by,
a terrible Thunder STORM, and this,
was Succecded' Ivy destructive .; bail.
storm. Tho hniIstoncs 10 soma. places.
wore tbrss to four inches deep. 'Crops
aud tree" were ruinod. Live shock were
badly Lrnisfed aud iup48mo i~ustshde.
kiil'd Houses add u. barns x"ro
wrecked by tho wind, NJ loss % Ito 10
reported. NM - =.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26
Worth Trying.

rvs an old smoker; 1t is remarka-
bic that people smoke SO much tobacco
In its various forms. that is impregna-
tod with deadly nicotine when by n
simple method. which would not de-
tract one whit from its good quality.
but would remove all that is objection
able; the tobacco could be made FREQ
from this poison. Merely soak tho to-
bacco day in a shallow trough aud
then lay IL IN the sun. if feasible, II not.
dry by the most conveient means, and
the weed is robbed of all odoriferous
properties. and of nicotine. II is then
so sweet the fumes would not offend
tho most sensitive lady, because II has
no fumes. Bes ides, the vessel in
which 1t is burned does not become
"strong" "a valuable thing for man
who prefers meerschaum pipe TO ci-
unrS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26
Diphtheria Carried by a Turkey.

Diphtheria Carried by a Turkey.
A fowl with diphtheria was brought
10 the house OF veterinary surgeon on
April q. and died on the 29th. The
feeding aud nursing Of the bird de.
VOWED on a lad. aged Il. who was
assisted by his brother. aged 5. On
the evening Of MAY II the writer was
called to see the little boy Of s. who
had been poorly for day or two. He
had enlarged cervical glands on tho
left side. which had come on rapidly.
He was a delicate little fellow, with
fair hair and annmic aspect. Tho
fauces were more or less covered willl
diphtherilic membrane, the left tonSl
more especially. Under the adrninis-
tratlon of biniodide OF mercury and
iron the throat symptoms cleared a 1t
the child made good recpvrry On
the day after III case was frat seen
the boy who led the fowl was very
ioyerish and had similar patches over
his fuCeS. Int Got TO the same extent
rs his brother. A sister, aged Q, had
also a similar explosion ON the fauces.
On the 18th, the mother who nurscd
them. was attacked and similarly
treated. They were all kept we'll up
with beef tea Had stimulants. : BRITISH
1icdica! Journal
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26
THE CAUSE OF WJMARs ILL.rEnpER.
"rS' PhrEer says IL Proceeds from
lmproper Dressing.


"rS' ParEer says IL Proceeds from
Improper Dressing.
Recently tho Society of Correct
Dress aud Physical Culture held a
large and enthusiastic meeting Mt lie
residence of Colonel Francis w. Par
xer Of Normal park. After the calling
Oh the roll. to which the members re-
spohdel b. Il quotation from some
laVor'te author. paper on Correct
Dress from moral S andpoint' was
READ bS Mrs. Haswell, who spoke at
some length of tho great harm the
mothers of the race were doing both
70 themselves and children by dress
ing IN The present fashion. She was
enthusiastically applauded. Mrs. Par
ker then took the door and considered
the subject from several different
siandpoints. She said that although
men were ALWAYS urging their wives
70 dress more sonsibly, yet in reality
they proved TO be the most conserva-
i've. She said celebrated physician
had told her that there was not the
slightest doubt that the corset was
Inc cause OF nine-tenths of the illness
among women; but" he added, II
do hate TO see women look slouchy."
Several OF the ladies' who were pres
ent wore gowns made after the inn
provement plan. and were living
proofs that the discard.ng of that
article OF dress does not necessarily
cause woman TO look ''slouchy."
One lady said: my husband has
more sense than most men, and last
summer when we were in tie noun
tains lie permitted me TO have hunt
ing suit made just about as a mans
would be. Aud found | could walk
miles without the fatigue that | had
formerly experienced. OF course wo
do not intend TO go TO such extremes
as Dr. Mary Walker, but | quote this
instance as an example of how much
more women are iucumbered than
men.
$500 80 NJ H1AA hA4aA ~ WAS u NGti
known fact that when men were going
of 10 have a good time they generally
left their " YES at home. AS il was en-
tirely too much bother to take care of
aud help them get around with the
amour. Of clothing they had to carry.
Tae gentlemen present agreed that
such was tho case, and said they would
be delighted when this state Of affairs
was at an end Mrs Parker said
further that she no longer cons dered
iil.temper mu Ii Of an eyidance Of bad
disposition. Oi,ener than not Il was
owing 10 bodily discomfort preceding
rom improper dressing. and sail to
iic men taat their wives would all be
sweei.temporcd Il they were properly
al,ired aud took sufficient exercise.
Tho ladies discussed the best methods
Questioning garments. Chicago Iri6.
Rgc.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26
MARRIED Only Tem rlInnses.

A bride and groom arrived at the de-
pot in Union City, Conn, q few days
ago, intending TO start on wedding
tour. The train arrived as usual from
Waterbury and took the side track to
allow the up train to pass The bride
boarded the train while the groom stood
with gripsack in hand watching the mp
train. The down train started for
Bridgeport and had proceeded several
rods when the bride rushed to the brake
man at the rear and exclaimed: "Oh,
stop the train; that's my husband and
we've only been married about ten min
utes. The brakeman looked up the
track and saw a man running toward il,
took pity on the bride, pulled the bell
rope and stopped the train.