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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
Sardine Sandwiches.

Drain of the oil from a boz OF sardines,
and lay them on soft paper to absorb all the
oil possible. Pick over with a silver fork,
removing the bones, etc, and mince fine with
a silver knife. Mix carefully with the juice
Of a small lemon, teaspoonful of melted
butter, and very little cayenne pepper and
salt. Cut of the crust from some good
raised bread, and butter the loaf evenly and
thinly before cutting the slice. leave the
crust on if you choose, or you may cut them
in fancy shapes before spreading on the
pastel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
WnkInc Rrlol,s bow nrachlnerr.

some may smile at the idea of making
f,ri.E-s by machinery, but it is believed that
br5rtz making by hand win soon become a
fhing OF the past. The stiff clay, machine
slads brick will be used for paving purposes,
bridges, docks, tunnels and all works that
i-s,auire great strength; while dry pressed
5rjc!s will become the building brick OF the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Something should be done to prevent rust
on fire irons that are put away for the sum-
mer, as it will be found very difficult to re-
move. Its presence is said to be prevented on
copper as well as iron and brilliancy retained
by sponging with fat oil varniSh mixed with
four-ffths of rectifed spirits of turpentine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Nix some pounded ice and salt together, I'll
large bowl with the mixture and bury in i.
a small bottle of water. The MIXTURE of salt
and snow will absorb so much heat from TIE
water that in a short time iabout an hour it
will be frozen solid. As water expands in the
act of freezing, it is very likely that the boh
Ge will be cracked or broken
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
A simple Scientific Experiment.

Take bottle and place a cork over the
snoreIi. The cork must be sufficiently large
~ r,sf lightly upon it, without falling into
,shss neck Snap the neck of the bottle sharp
IS With the thumb and finger, and tho cork
rfiH CaH from the bottle towards the hand
giving the blow, and not away from it as
gnigat be expected. This effect is due to the
flfiuciple OF inertia, the quick blow forcing,
fas It were, the bottle away from the cork
5eSlzr the motion can be transmitted to the
s5p- ifg,.lf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
Ebony Finish for Wood.

A fine and durable ebonized finish for hard
or soft wood may be made with fine coach
black ground in oil, thinned, with little
linseed oil, Japan dryer and turpentine. Give
the work several coats, rubbing down with
fine sand paper and finish with the oil and
pumice. The only drawback is that it will
require long time to dry so hard that it can
be rubbed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
The Aus.raIian Rabbit Pest

Il is stated that NJ Pasteur's plan Of exter-
s1inating the rabbits By incubation with
6ransmittable virus has proved to be fail
gre in Australia. The reward Of 100000 Of
6ered by the New South Wales government
for an effective mode of destroying the rO-
dents ia as yet unclaimed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
AL AROUND THE HOUSE.

Fancy Nail Decoration on wood-An Old
Style of HandiwOrk Revived.
Nsw and taking in decorative work is sur
Gace ornamentation of wood in geometrical
pattsrns formed with fancy nails. This is
< revival of an old art of which specimens
are on autinue chests and boxes Of English
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
Orarcn N!eringne.

Slice six peeled oranges in a dish and pour
over one pint of milk boiled with one-half Of
a cupful of sugar and two tablespoonfuls of
smooth corn starch, allowed to cool Make
merngue OF the whites of three eggs beaten
stiff for top and brown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Cut large onion into slices, put into
saucepan with a piece of butter and simmer
over the fire till the onion is delicate brown.
Mix dessertspoonful Of -four smoothly with
a pint of water, stir this into the saucepan
and simmer half an hour. Add pepper and
salt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
SCIENCES PROGRESS.
Subjects of Interest to Wide
Awake Men and Women.
An INTERESTING EXPERIMENT.
H8w Notion May be Produced by the Force o.
a Permanent Nagnet-ArOund
the House.

The lodestone is a familiar example of one
OF The permanent magnets which Nature fur
ziShes "ready made" Artificial magnets are
produced by the contact of hardened steel
with magnets or by means of the voltaic cur
rent, according to Scientific American, which
pronounces the latter the more effective
method, provided strong current and a
sz1itable helix or electromagnetic is available.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
Spinach,

Boil spinach for a full hour in boiling hot
water; drain and put into a frying pan, with
a little ground cloves, allspice ard cinnamon,
4 lump Of butter and few drops Of olive oil;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Few persons will be able to perform this
experiment satisfactorily the first time, as
fhs instructive fear of breaking the bottle or
fniuring the fingers prevents one from Civ
ing a sufficiently powerful blow, in spite Of
aiI efforts to the contrary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
NIT COAL s5 PER TON.

The Union Pacific agency now sells the
celebrated Rock Springs nut coal Price,
s. per ton at yard; $3.50 per ton delivered.
Special rates for large orders.
G. E. WANTLAND, Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
Rnttercup Riarc Ninrgc.

Soak one-half box of gelatine over night;
add three pints of warm milk, yollls of three
eggs and one-half cupful OF powdered sugar.
Stir till dissolved and then strain in 4 mold
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
Advice IN Mothers

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething 1t
soothes the child, softens the gumes, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrn9a. Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
The Parasol Lamp shade.

The lamp shade illustrated in the cut is
made in crimped tissue paper in two colors,
such as carmine for the first veil and pale
yellow for the top one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Distress after eating, heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t also creates a
good appetite. Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Just received-new seeds for fall plant
ing. viii buy and sell hay, grain and choice
seeds.-T. G. Armstrong, 90 E, Second
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Workingmen's pants, best quality, good
wearing, $1.25. Painters and plasterers'
suits, carpenters aprons, engineers
jackets and oYeralls.
GOLDSMITH & Co.,
Uptown clothiers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26

Each veil is attached to the frame and kept
/ in place by a piece of elastic; double paper
frilling round the top. Ten sheets of paper
are required for the inside veil and twelve for
! the outside.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-11

fum an, baB fein 9auptausenmert f6
ouf Gbornummern ridtete. s5rdulein
Sonita gldnate am meilten in ben Quin-
tetten nit Wdnner6or BON 6iller =
Wie 1T bod bic Groe 10 i@6n-unb
bon &beintba1er-9es @lodentbhrmers
S6@terlein-; es mar aber aud ein
tDun6erbares 3uiammenflingen in bem
f6oQaere6t gebauten Scale.
Ser Verein fann nit benz groben grs
fOlge, ben ct our9 iein erifes gonaert
errungen bat. aufs Beite sufrieben fein !;
iein &u5m 1T iebt in Stalien beariin.
bet. Die maildn6iiden gldtter brin=
gen lange Beri6te bon Der gr6Bten Nns
erfennung unb lebbaftefen 2obes. Oie
rperfeberanaa" nennt ben @rfolg beg
Wereins grande, clamoroso.
Nm MOrgen bes Oferionnta9s fub>
ren bic Sdnger in einem 5onoerauae
nod 8enebig, wo iie Nadmittag 8 llbr
antamen. Im Montag M6enb mouten
tie aud bort elm Gon3ert geben. ueber
ben grfolg be1elbsn liest uns nod tein
Beri1t bor.
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sanserfabrt mad Staliem.

Ser 6 6lner Mdnnergefangs
8erein bat in Der Gbarmo1e cine
6dngerfabrt nod Mailanb unb 8ene=
big angetreten unb nit ieinen beutl9en
@efangsnortrdsen rei9en Beifal ges
| funben.
S9on in gbiafo tpur6e er beim 8es
treten bes italienii1en 8obens burd eis
ne Nborbnung ber Maildnbii1en Deut.
idem begriiBt. Sn ether 3abI bon 105
9dngerl, au benen SO inattips Mitslie'
bee unb bic Soliiten fommen, traf ber
Werein ant Mbenb bes gbarfreitag in
Mailano elm. 4m 8abnbof fano Bes
graBung nit Mnipra1en unb Geiang.
ffiifen, ausgefhbrt BON Der treffli9en
Waildnber @tabtfapelle, ftatt elm sro>
Bes publifum bate li9 auf benz 8abns
bof unb benz babOrliesenben plabe sur
Bemilltommnung ber fremben 6dnger
eingefunoen. @eseu 8 ubr Mbenos
tpurben bic beiben prdlibenten unb ber
Oirigent bes 0ersins Dem Weiter
8er6i i'm groBen Sotel Milan borgeteat.
Der greiie @omponiit mar eigens 3u benz
3wede nod Wtailanb setommen, ben
beuti9em Mdnnergeiang su b6ren.
Qm Samitag friib berfammelte f9
ber gan5e 8erein nit ben Maildnber
Deutl1en auf beren ginlabung i'm 5a.
Ion Chen gum Griibitad.
Im Qbenb begann in bemiel6en Saa.
le um 9 llbr bas erfe gonsert. Menise
Mlnuten bor geginn erI9ien 8erb |
i'm Scale; er tpurbe bonn publifum
nit bem lebbafteiten Sdnbetlaii9en be.
6.dbt. 4uBer ibm tpobnten Boito,
Der @omponiit ber Oper ,,Mefifofele"
unb nit inn piele Mufifer eriten &ans
aes, ber 4bel fopie bic Ginanamelt
Wtailan6s, 8eridteritatter fat aller
groben italienif6eu 3eitunsen unb ein
gewaItiGes publifum benz @on3erte BEL;
1900 perfonen ipurbeH on Der Ga1e
ge3dblt unh Der Saal mar gum @rbrus
den sefdllt. Miit benz @lodeni9lage
Neun bssonu bas Gon3ert nit 36aners
8egrilBunas6or, ber sleid bur9fblug !;
es iolgten Gb6re ban paleitrina =
0 bone Jesu-, Sdumann, SCHUBERT,
Slider, 9iler, &beintbaler, @iridner,
Sfambati, 2remrer II. (. tp. Ollie Gbor.
nummern purben nit lebbaftem 8eifaQ
ausge3ei9net ON meiiten bic nedii1en
bon 3remier unb @iri1ner unb bic
8oltslieber-Die brei &bslein bon Gil.
der. 4ae bieie unb S9umanns ,,Min'
tneidnaer" muBten wieoerbplt peroen.
Dem publitum foNnte man bic mabre
unb aufri6tise Grsube on Der bargebos
tenen Geiitung am @eh9te anieben fe
befunbete it9 duBerlid bur6 Elm auBer.
orbentli6 lebbaftes, bon ,,Brabi". ".&us
fen beeleitetes Sdnbeflati9en, an mels
dem ii6 9erbi aufs eifrisfe betbeiliste.
Nu6 Ben Soliiteu tpurbe bic perbiente
( 4nerfennung fir ibre suten 2eifunger
3utbeil allein man merfte benz publi'
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Ser 9ptbpfem lit sseffeript,.

6err 81 oorran ~ U.sAxr..eus..
hes Sahoisns 'v..g, may4o W. .9elaalIsIaptsI g
Svr; ST' J., Matv;.s Dt'.ysa .ra. w SsleIlpn anI
Sn; Mn !. H"mas a..sO as'e.. u !pslo, l9al anl
Gsnox...at M. =. suI has o;u M. W.. pea, UIaWt.
S,'aen. oop;ns Moh, gst Ss.Ss gs'lloart, Ssgas q
S.~aS Nv E;s.nax,. uus" us.tsis Ues asaHsggtles
yr .;,Sen sS.r5o uD'r Den ,s, az pei gllln.e
G" 9soausr a};ms,, S;sr'Ga S;s amu @ g9assseio ge.
St",n nashasaIs. ''en en.' u;s aaa. S~Hsl5essn 5u
Ssr,,rn nDe ~. s"Ia sDInU sau ustssl9 Vet oelO..
s So1fHs,u ~" S8;a S8Gsa ~ mDgssm m ,sI uau oga
s.as's',". S.a ~: s. Xois 9e.a sulole9 HlHgslli,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-11
1tnertrd8lidber ghmers tpirS beramf=
befd1fuureff

bon 2suten, peld)e Bel einem eeIiuoen gnfall
bon &beumatismus es berfdumen, prompte Mb.
buIfe 3u fuden. Spatere Sortur ipiro ber6i-
tet bnrd foforiise 8ubiIfenabme bon s # E t.
ter's Magenbitters. Cine gerinse Ct.
tdltuns ober Dur@naGuns, etpas 8usluft &c.
niisen, I'M bel Denjenisen, benen bic gnlase
baau i'm Blute itedt, bieIes fdmerabafte 2eiben
gum ausbrud gu brinael @s 1T nidt i9per,
ibm bon bornbereiu @inbaIt su tbun. aber faf
unmOsli9, es aus,urutten, tpenn es iid einmaI
fefgeiest bet. &ein belTerer 8eweis fir bic
bcr3asl, den blmtreiaisenben gisenf@aftsn bic.
fes glirirS fam erbra@t perben, als feline Sd.
bisteit, ben &beumatismus 3u berbiten un6 au
turiren. Sc ipirtt nidt allein griinbli@, ION.
bern 1T aud bolltOmmen nnneiabrlid, mas Don
bielen als Spevialmtttsl scaen &beumatismus
aneenenbeten besetobililWeI uAo rnineraIif fen
G:f.en nidt seiast uerben fam. Gs bertreibt
bas rbeunatifde @ift aus benz Sbfem unb 1T
auberbem gut fir Sieber aIIer art, @auen,
trantbsiten, geraoptuus unb Dbspepfe.
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500 selObuana. 500.

Die 9eIsr Der vTreien 4refie~ nerben fd
freuea ;u erfabreu, Dn6 es tuenisitens cine se.
flrdtete 8rahibett sisbf, iueIde bic Bihen.
fd]aft in al ibren Slufen su beilsn i'm Stanbe
ID; Salls Gotarrb Cure III bic ein3ige isbt Der
dratli6en griiberfdaft befannts tpiitibe Sur.
Ratarrb erforbe;t ts cine Contributions,
&rantbeit cine eonRitutioneue Bebansluna.
Sahs actarrb Cure tpirb innerlid senommen
uno pirlt brett auf bas 8Iut unb bic fdIeimi.
@runblase Der arartbeit serf0renb unb BEN
Ratientea sfraft ssbeno, inbem fe bic aonffi.
tuition beS aorpers aufbaut unb ber Natur in
ibrem @ete bilft. Die @isentbiimer baben 70
biel gertrauen su ibrsn Ssilt.dften, bab fie
einbunbe. Dollars 8elobnuns fir ieben GaII
anbieten, ben iie gu furirsa be ,eblt. Qabt Sud
cine eiife IN i3eusniiiei sommten Tian abref.
fire: 8. S. 6 benes & gr., 9oIebo, ..
16 Ben Drosuifen pertauft, rs gents.
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nj Mnu uf f@um@ m@puamt
W0LFSoN Ecke Main Plaza Acequ Shae
5tpii6en ben beiben @oufinen beFan6
cine geDif5e NebenbubIerf6aft.

5pii6en ben beiben Goufinen befanS
cine getpiife Neben6ubIeridaft.
9ilbegarb, dlter, geiftrei6er, fleiBi.
ger, als faft ale iungen Mdb9en in
ber Nnlfalt, tpurbe ibren Wtiti9hlerin.
men als Mufer borgeitellt, namentli9
ber fa6.igen, oberFd9li9en Melanie
bon @albtir9en. Melanie ientte,
pdbreno bic SnititutsbDrfeberin fpra9,
ben hiibi9en &opf, fpbalo ober biefe
ben 9aden tpanbte, fang iie nit beler
Stimme:
8as fiiinmerts mid, ipas fiinimertS mid,
Die Sdonere bin id, bin id!
Damn lief iie 3u einem piano unb
] ipielte, mas ibr eben in bas @eod6ts
| nib fam, benn obglei9 tueber geiftreid,
nod fonif talentirt gum Glapierfpiel,
mar fie i'm boben 8rabe befdbigt au
iingen, ibr @eb6r mar fein, ibr sc,
od9tniB auBerorbentIi9, unb bel gr6Bes
rem Jleibe uiirbe fie es big our 0irtuo.
fitdt gcbra9t baben.
9ilbegarb, geilfbou unb pretif6,
iiberbaupt elm groB angelegter Trauea.
9arafter, bea1tete bic fleinen, INNER
ipieberfebrenben NeGereien ibrer gou=
fine arfangs gar nidt. Menn Melanie
iibermiitbig ausrief: Ou bajt 8erm6s
gen, i'd bin arm tpie cine Gir9enmaus,
Su biff gelebrt tpie elm profeHor, i1
bagegen i9Iafe Elm iiber ben 8h1ern.
tpeI@e Bid intereffiien, nber beunod,
,m09te i6 germ tpetten, baB i1 friiher
beiratbe, aIs 9u unb einen biel reiDes
rem Mann betomn.e, als Du, MtuFe;
fir MQe, Snbegiiff tpe.bli9er Sugsloen,
ba la6te 9ilbegarb unb onttportete rus
big: Su @ottes Namen, i9 bin gar
ni6t beirotbsluitig.
Mls es Melane bur9 ibre 69laubeit
babinbra@te, baB bic BON ibrer RoufIe
am meilfen geliebtsn 2ebrer unb 9ebre.
rinnen 9ilbegarb nit minber freunblis
den gliden betra6teten. aiirnte bieie
benz iibermltbigen Mdb9en erntflid
unb aIs Geibe einl 1ber fbdter in @efells
| f9aften begegneten, fam es 5upeiIen 3it
fleinea Sti1eleien. Die boGinnige
S'us0utv us~bup tVHSuS uC1utDSitC 4tC'
lanies Streben, burh ibre b.,[Ianten
Soiletten alle iungen 9amen au iiber.
ftrablen, als fie aber, faum permGblt
nit 8rudmann, nod Silbegaro's Ins
f9t gu biel fotettirte, maGte bos Stiftss
! fraulein Der iungen Grau, bas &s1t
Der dlteren Yerpanbtin III Inipru9
nebmenb, ernfte 8orifeQunaen.
Melanie, nod INNER tinbii9, tbat
6ilbesarb geseniiber tpie 3ebn Sabre
frhber i'm sSniiiiut. Sic fentte ben
2opf, beiab ii@ ibre rofsen 6dnbe unb
bic Spiben ibrer aierli9en GuBe, IieB
bic aoufine rebeu, faste ieufBeub: ~Du
meinif es gut, aber CLAUDE mir, i'd bin
ni9t 10 i9limm. ipie Du bentli, aber
Du bait @e6t, i'd nil porii6tiger iein.
| Satte 9ilbegarb bas 3immer perlais
fen, febte Melanie ben Oaumen ber lins
ten 9anb an ibr 3ierlidbes Nds9en, be.
tuegte bic bier Singer iebr lebbaft unb
la9te aus 6er5ensgrunbe.
(Gortietuns foIst.)
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@efdrbte Qapns.

40 3Oll breiter Battiif, quite Waare,
10 unb 129 Gents per garb; Ylaib
aawns, 80 3cl brett, in Sarben, 10
Gents; 100 Stide Berth Orsanbies
123 eents; Gable @prb Orsanbies, 12a
@ents; Periii6sr Muu uuer Nrt, 80 uno
35 eents; amerieon @baIlies, sebrudt
unb sdtfarbis, "A Yarbs far 81.
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ldrer. Sic inb ausse3eidnet in ber
Wdide unb i'm. @arn sefdrbt.
SdOttii&e 3ephAre allerlester Mobe
in allen Wuifern, iclib sefarbt, 81 3cG
Brett, rs Gents.
@ine babf9e Nuswabl BON 9acttis
fden ghambrahs 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rOBer 8Orratb bon @lassOw Be-
pbhrS aller Nrt.
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100 ungei6orene Sdmmel au $500;
3400 Mutteri6afe unb Wiober, aes
i9oren, gu 1919 unb 46O gef6orene
9dmmel 3u 1920. Sie Sbiere fnb
gum Sbeile fGon nod benz Norben berz
i6ifft tporben, o6er tperben es in ben
ndhifen Sasen.
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@ei6e 9auus.

25oo Darss @beer, .oair.coro. Ylaib
Sawns, 10 Gents per garb; Marisiues
BON l2a Gents per Daro an; feline
Ysques, is Gents per garb; Dres Gam
bries, 12a, 1853 unb 20 Gents; enslifde
@ambrles unb Nainioofa, Sc 3ra brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
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= gu 8o9um in MsffaIen if es su
einem blutisen 3uiammenitsBe atpif6en
itrifenben Bergleuten unb benz Wlilitdr
gefomHten. 3pei Strlfer tpuroen Dos
Bel getobiet unb cine srobe Mnaabl
fGtper bertuunbet.
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8arnabp's amerifaniide @insbums
fiir Damen= unb ainbsr aleicer, ertra=
'fein, 20 Gents.
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@ine polifdnbise Nuswabt rer neue-
fen Muifer gu 12a unb Is gts. per Ourb.
156 Stade s'New Departure 5u 20
unb 25 @ents.
Dies finb Muiter fran30iidsr adnfs
ler uno CUTE Waaren.
1889 6rablinssnaaren in fcliben Jars
Ben 129, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiibe 3epbprs. -
Dieie Waaren perben immsr ropu.
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Cine unsebeure 9lusmobt in bieisn
Mrtifeln.
Sriitte 9einellsense.

Blouien-2einen, gelfalf grDwn Dreb
Sinens, Is @ents; braun 2einen.8attilf,
bon 10 Cents an; 9einen. gambries, so
Gents Zig 81, unb sieles gtnbere.
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Qamns

Wir baben ieet ntsbrere bunbert Stade
ameritunii6en, ensliiden, iriiden, franz
3Sffden uno i6wei5er 6abritats 3ur Nn,
lidt ausliesen.
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Tralls1iiidle @atius.

Sn Sem Dorfer unb 8oitoner 3eitun.
gen werben 1ie nit 373 unb 33s Genta
per Oarb anncncirt. gBir rerfaufen
biejeIben Waoren in ben idSnitsn Wtus
fern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oorb.
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fiir 8 Mumate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-27
An Enormous Time Teller.

Philadelphia will not be at a loss to learn
the time of day or night after the big clock
that is to ornament the tower of the public
building Is put into position A person can
form some idea Of its innensity when IN
hueutial clockmakers say that it viii take a
whole calendar year to place the clock ma
chinery In the tower after the building shall
have been completed. The bell Is 30 weigh
between 10000 and 5000 pounds, second
only In weight to the great Montreal cathe-
dra1 bell, which weighs 2s 900 pounds, and its
pealings are calculated to be heard even to
the most distant parts of the city. The West
minister chimes will be used, ringing ON the
quarter, half, three-quarters and hour. The
center OF the dial twenty-five feet In diane
teri will be 36l feet above the street In Or
der to distinguish the time at night the dial
win be Illuminated by electricity, % that the
position Of the hands can be located from any
point In the city. The minute hand is 10 be
II feet and the hour hand Q feet In length,
while the Roman figures on the dial viii each
measure 2 feet inches In length A steam
engine will be placed In the tower to wind up
the giant timepiece each day. AL in all, It
viii be an immense affair, and a fitting en-
blem to the giant building now in course Of
erection. Jewellers Review.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-27
Regulations on Danish RAILWAYS.

Every one who has travelled in Denmar K
has noticed the enormous number Of guard
houses along the railroads, and the fact that
women usually signal the trains AZ a meas
ure OF economy man and wife are employed
by the state, the former as track walker and
the latter as guard, The rules specify the re
lationship To exist between these two classes
of employees, and rules are made to be obeyed
When it happens that either dies the sur
vivor has just six weeks in which to 1nd
another partner Neglect to do 30 is
disobedience, punished with dismissal
The employment of brother, sister
or servant to fill the vacancy is not
allowed Tho guard or track walker must
marry in six weeks or leave A case Of the
lind occurred recently near the old town Of
Ribe, on the German frontier. The stricken
widower petitioned the government to allow
htm AIN extra week or two, alleging that his
work of walking all day along the railroad
track did not give him q chance to look for a
wife, but his request was refused as In itself
an infractton Of discipline. The hapless
widower had only six days of grace left, but
he did not want to lose his job and went
skirmishing with such energy that before the
end Of the fifth he had new wife tagging
the trains.-Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-27
Altogether Too Much So.

She had married handsome man. She
was warned against him All her young lady
friends told her bs was fln"t and gave her O
full account of wi at he had said to them and
how they could have had MIN if they wanted,
but they would not think of confding the
happiness OF their lives to such fiirt She
was perverse and they were welded. A few
months elapsed, and she came to visit one OF
her prophet friends One day. And are you
happyi' tue friend asked mo, Pm not -
.Well, dear, I'm sure warned you, but / do
hope you won't get divorce" well, /
don't know. Ii this goes on Now,
don't be foolish. Men are always Il little in
consistent, you know, and the best husband
viii 60 OIL and leave his wife occasionally and
not explain"- ''Explainl Go Off and
leave his wifel ! wish he would. Hes so de-
voted that he won't GO out Of my sight long
enough for me to burn my old love letters. ~
San Francisco Chronicle.