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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

- @ir ma9en uniere 2eier barauf
auiinertian,, baB bic SarmerS &
Mer@ants State 8ant, gde
0ennepin=M penue unb 2. Stra6e, Dee
politensg Cont, sIeidbiel pie srpB, gerre
entsegennimmt, @ebiel auf DeutIaa
lane uno ale Tbeile Gurppa'S aiisfteQt
uno ale @eiadfte i'm 8anffad prompt
Eeioret. gcaeciDnen cine Gpcialttdt.
Die 8eamten Der 8ant in6: W. s.,
.Scofielo, grdfibent F.; Geo. 8. M1atfa,t,
@iceprdftoent, un6 &otett &. Gang,
Gai1srer. Ia
- IS it tuertb gu tpiiien no man
feline Diamanten, ubren, SUI
ellen, Stlber unb pIattirte
SO aaren duberit niebrig fanfen fam.
ODnelpn, 203 NicDIIet H..
Dertauft nur quite Waaren sl ~nie6rigen
9reiien. eSeoer 4rtifel pirb garantirt.
@enn nidt sufriebenifeaerb, miro bag
1elb germ suriidseseben. Wtan iprede
BORT Dor. bd
- @enn unfere seierbiQises SGubz
tperf faufen tpoQen, 70 gibt es feinen
beiieren 9lat tpie Der Cinderella Gdubz
2aben oil Nicpaet Ibe. Sort miro
oles, mas CUR 8rande geb5rt, gu 6as
britpreiien nerfauft. Die Ssirna fault
MIR segen 8aar unb fam fi9 beBbalb
NIT fleinem 9rofit besniisen. ba
-2auft euer 6pls u. &oblen Bel Der
MilI 8DDb Co., go. 7 Gilo Ste
Strabe.- SEPT Die 9reiie: Trcdenes
8angs6ol5 $1.75; trodenes aemiIdt
~. 90 Trcdene Slabs 81. rs; @borr
4 SUB S. so 8:rfen unb giden 4 SuB
8ab>9O 4 SUB 81. SO. ba
$50 fid iest nit benz berannabens
ben 6riHia1r ieoe 6ausfrau fid Be-
fid tpieber uobnliA ein3uridten,
giebt es pobl Die Bette @elcgen6eit ii9
oas u~ngebeure Eager bon M6beln, Sep
Qausgerdtbihalten aIer @rt bon
gDutea Bros. 203, 2O5 unb 2O7 Nis
cOlet, 2119ennepia Dber 2288aIbinsz
ton 4penue GiiD, anguieben. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
MGein Die 9irde III Der aeeianetlfe

IQein bic Stride If Der gesisnetfe
Ort, tint gu beten, neil fe als Elm 6aus
bes @ebetes getpeibt 1T uab Der @ptts
menid peri5nlih lit unleren &irden
bertuetlt un6 ben Ghrpn ieiner @naoe
bort aufserthtet bat. Sort betet @brt.
ffus, unier Mittler, beitn btmmIijden
8ater NIT unausipred liden Seufaern
fit uus, inbem fem am sSsreuss pergofes
nes Slut auf benz Iltare Inn Gsr15bs
n1ng gum 9tnrnel en1perruft. 0a Ct.
tpartet ST uns unb labet ltns Elm, su
Sbm at tommen, uni're Bitten bprs,1.
tragen, unf're Notb gu Dfenbaren, uao
st tpia uns bon jeoer Mlbieliefsit sr:
quiden.
Gtrtifus, Der 9err, Fat uns I'M 8oter
TIMER ebeaipnents I'M 8weifel ssIaFeu
iber bic Belt, tuarn nit beten isaen.
st lebrt uns at bitten nm oas tdslihe
Broo, ippraus unsweiosutig beroorseht,
bab mir bic 81. nebung bss @ebetes
teinen Sag unterlufen ioQen. !9aben
mir bod tdelid bic Qilfe bes 6immelS
nDthis, uno erbalten pir tdslid neue
Wo9ltbaten. So, es bsrsebt tpobl tsine
Stunbe, no niht 2eibesss uno mebr
nod Seeleanutbourft bic cine ODER on.
oere Blte bonn @ater TIMER uns nabe
[eat.
Sin frpmmer @brif tpirb baber bon
Der Geuobnbeit nidt abpeiden. jeben
Gag nit Soft gu Beginner. nnb sa Be-
iAIieben burd Murgen= nrb absnbges
Eel. @ottes Nar1e tuerbe gebeilist, ge.
lobt unb geprieien, mus Der erie Sc
bante fetL trprait rnIer @eiif at SOFT
aufuadt 0err, infer Soft mnb 8ater,
10 fleben nil, fsbe t,ns Bel, ben tcms
menoen Gag IN Deiuem Dienfe sa;as
brineen, auf caB bas Reitb Deiner
@naoe urs su tbeiI tuerSe uao Nein tl.
BiIe aa uns In alien Dtnse1 sel6ebe.
8erleite uns Stdrfe eegen ben Ser
iudtr unb uenbe BON ut1s alles nebeI.
Mie Die erifen, 10 foQet1 aud bic lebs
ten Musenblide bes Cages benz Gd5pfer
I'M @ebete setpeibt iein. SIZE foa man
fih ,ur &ute begeben, Dbne aa Dant
nisbersetniet ur,b bltrd einen Met boil.
tommener &eue Soft UNI 8ergebnng
Der Giinoen un6 Sduloen a~ngerufen
~ baben.
Das 8ebet Dor ,,nh nah Slid uno
beim 3eiGen Der @Icde barf aud mad
driiflidem @ebrarh niht iinterbIeiber.
Dian oerldunte niht, Bel !pihtigen Sc.
rufsseihdften urb erniien l1nternebs
r1unget @ottes 8eifanb ar;urufen.
8eten mifen mir baup'idhIid In
ben 8srfudunsen, uno ipsnn psri5n.
lihes poer augemeines nnbeiI brDbt
ODER Nott uils brldt.
Mufaaeno mag uns Die e5ttlihs
MabnunS nurfonmen ,.aIssit su Be-
ten nrb nien1als nahynIa6eu.~ (2ue.
l8. IL Sebod iino bier nidt aete oes
@ebetes rDrseidrieben, iCnSsrn Der Self
beS @ebetes niro boz, urs ~gelproart.
Sn oiefem Sirne fam bas @ebet oas
Atbaen Der Seele es,ann! trsrSen unn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
@finne opDtis 9rD GDpbs Gp,

S nj Spnbicate 8lod, Ode
Der stem StraBe unb NicDlz
let 4benue> MimueoppliS, BADEN
fir bic Oiterfeierta9e cine ungebeure
4usipabl bon idDnen@ si6enTen bic bon
5 Gents an Big at S1.75 3u faufen iinS.
6ii6ide tleiae TaIden at isbr rieori9en
9reiien. @lace 9anbidube MIR in
ben @r6Ben bon 81 itno me1r gu SO
Gents bas Yaar. SdDne &inoeritrdms
pfc, idpars gsribbt, III @rb6en bon 6
Bis 9 gu 19 Gents bas 9aar. Smpors
tirte SdirSen iebr idbu, i'll feds Der:
idieoenen 6aepns liur So Gents, pb-
gteid oieielben 81 m:rtb iino. &eibe
unterrDde in bier Saaons nit Gpisen
unb Gtidereien 81 90, tpertb 1876
gdwar3e l1nterr5de In Satteen un6
Gartners Gatin, 3u 81, 1.35 unb 400
uno mod biele 8argains.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
: 0eter 6 hpnarth IT,. 30

- peter S9pnarth it, &c
Sf 4te StraBe, Sroif 8lod> bat fol:
genoe Bargains Sir $45O06aus uni
Got an Sslebart> nabe ct. MlbansStr
$4,000 fir 9aus lno 2ot anG6arleS
Strabe nabe Sent, $4,000 fiir idDnes
9alts unb 2ot an Sumo StraBe nabe
Strabenbabn 500 baar unb $40 mps
natlid. $500 pet Stid fir stpei Sots
an 2%eringtpn Mpenue rabe Srunt ctr
$50 baar uno $40 mpnatli9. $4,000
fir Sot at Sglebart StraBe nabe Sent,
leidte 8ebinsunsen. $4,000 fir Gde
unb innere 2pt an Of terStraBe nabe
benz Gnbe Der &abel. 2inie. $7O02ots
in Sanbprn's Mibpap Mob. Straben
grabirt.
= GamaIeb & 60, 9apipr
8lod, Gde 8ter uno Sadion Gtrabe,
perfaufen id6ne 2pts ia9famalepsp arf,
@bite 8ear Safe flr $3.50 per 2ot nit
nur $50 Gn3ablung. Gs finb bort
idpn 40 9duier, BON tpelden Is I'M
@inter betpobnt finb, gebaut. Gtne
Before @elesenbeit sibt es faum. Sir
ben Gommer 1ino iolhe 2ots uniibers
treff1id.
= Sir MAIDEN unIers 2sIer auf
folsenbe Bargains in @runoeisentbum
auI merflam: $4,000 far so SuB an Der
@ea 7ten Strobe biesisi!s Der S9ort=
ine.-$11OO flr cine CUTE 2pt an Der
Gbnunb GtraBe, 3tpiidenM adubin uno
Sent $75 baar, Der &et $40 perMos
nat. -$11O0 flr cine fd5ne Got an
nniperlitb Mpenue, nabe 8ictoria Str,
bieies lit $500 unterm Marttprsis.-
100 Slider fdDnes 2ano In GettterbiQe,
cine babe Meiie bon Der Citation unb
Is Meilen bon ct. Saul biQis gu per=
taufen ober sesen anoeres @runoeigens
tbum gu pertaulam.-Gi gutter Store
an papne 4peniie, rabe 8bitaa Str,
1T jebt psrmietbet su $50 per Wonat,
-
ebenfaas 5 SLIDER 2anb an Der Weft z.
gtraBe, gu pertauiden sesen ionitiges
@runoeigentbum. So Gresch,
Gde Npbert unb 3ter StraBe.
- @er cine 2ot poer einen Slider
faufen min auf leiGte Besablungen, Der
tbut am Beiten er tpenbet ii4 an s. S.
Gilenmenger 476 Slice Str, ber Mlann
fat cine groBs Iustpabl bon Gotten
unb Mder 2arlb In auen Tbeilen Der
Gtabt, unb su alien 9reiien trie man
tie tnben tpta, itnb tpenn einOiann tommt
unb iast: vih beaahle cash down",
bann iast Ct ubu biit mein Mann:"
- gu bertaufen: 6duier In ben. fol-
senoen eigenenMboitionen: Srances Str,
Nelipn's, arlinston Oils, 8Orup &
Babnes unb altoeren Nobitionen, pelhe
ih lir Elm britte[ baar pber auf rtDrat=
lide Mbsabluns bertaufe. S9 nebnte
AUDI 6bputbefer, Dber Arbeit irgerb tpsls
der Mrt. gerfaufe aud Cots Dbne Mn=
sablu1g nn2eute Die Bauen uDlen, uno
iolde, Die nidt int Stalbe iinb, bies su
tbun, gebe id 6llfe. SD bebarf nur
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

Seiliset G1ld rrh ieib
beili9. Gep. 20, -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

einergnsabluns BON 10 9rpcent besBerz
ties uab sebe mebr Bel! in &ranfbe'tSs
fallen. @enn 2eute Gisentbum baben,
,peldes periAuloet III, pertauide id &C.
gen Nnoeres, tpeldes fret 1T. Ndberes
bel 6 Ties 81. s. @eioe, 366
eeSadfpn Ctr. 3immer 5.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
nLlIlrnlt ta r AZ nlrhr.

Every lun Il "a taeori4s fakiI IT, ,sts
over IT, 4 theorist ia rue rho rrns0as
from abstract priBctplss 4ad ,lot from
observation ana experience. Thus &
theorists mtHht reason aat 20 aoa!4
SEQ many more staEs ;hn laytin.n
tlnn 70 Hiyht because it Is 20 .anch
ligutar ia no laytfnn lIls yrns0nana
Is rrstutaole. ut curse ono can see
hosn1r by day iaaa uy utxha EIe
miuht also reason tals one aiyfs HlFe
u.houss uugn rbcnpor me civ lhaa
10 tho country, rs houses arr "a raush
more numerous = she sopu- %
course, this Is GOOD reos0ulug. ~
houses are so very searrc 10 b. atan,
try. ID must 30 difficult % bfIy 80 5trr
ono nt AL land IS suismiied Ia gha
country md very limisad d tue CITY.
and ~ consequently ggry an cap p 'tgs
country. and very eNpgusivc "a the
city Tho number II houses 3 anslft.
tod In fas city and vrry limited Ia tbs
country. therefore L is uerfertiF 81.
dent taht houses are yery cheap u Tho
ttty anu very rapansiYe ID ihe rouH-
try There j. nothing he matter with
This logic. only u arrives "a az ats0.
tltaiY wrong cOuciuai0n
fhR thGorisg might rpRsgu that when,
g rlnn stands so his head, his btaud
drawn by ab force ii gravity. rt,t.,.
to his head. For tae same it,asop
when 9 man stands 90 his feet. ttlo
blood must rush 10 hia feet. Ttgr, 4
nothing The mHtssr with Dur gptli tts,.
Or'sts reasoning 10 this casa. Il Il
surely sound. 6ut g arrives lE e naa,lt.
lively erroneous uonriuaiDn These f,r,,
very Simple but very nnr.insut sxarn.
pics Iboy iIiiistrate tho tolls nl hss
ing roo 'd0E sure, Tot. isjs he Ell.
ueaCT 81 'tnG hunnn mind 70 rs doQ-
inntlo and ppsitEyc And these lgutllgie.
are frequently euiOgi4ed aa Il thpy yers
praisswOrihy mental chnracterjstif..
Tho history II tha world has nruyep
taht most uien hive boon WRONG h, 49,
gard 10 most things The human r,,a-
son - Tremendously liable 10 fatlaey.
"a FisW u thGsa things, h0w vcrv
H0suni i'll for any man 70 pretend
ihat hh mas found thp trua nOrNltty. the
tfne pphtlcs mo true religion or this
true taste. The rhunces ere a tb.,,.
Fand 70 one that no f. wrona. h IL
every Onos duty 10 Got IA near 49,.
~ ut ~ 20 'an. Bnt even alter ths
most patinnt investigation. he ahouId
never mistake his own connlnsiona f,r
lniniiibtiity. When no ia "a near right
- he can get no IL probably ygry iar
1nt ottne way Yankee Blade.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27


sjffB geEs three or four unoccuui4,i
seats m the car. out he stood for a mo-
hleBt, grip m band- near the door. and
then walked 60 seat in which voung
las5y sat alone. o I'D sat down beside her
with an impudence that astoundefl a M
other passengers. The girl looked IN
a. INN aad around the car, and evident
" realized tiie situation. for sine took
Psneaa ana tablss truns her raticule and
nisitss ready Tor hum. After about five
hasnnies the m&a turned TO her and OBJ
ssKNsd.
: Beg pauicRIfI am mistaken, but
aSlat you live at Uticag'
she looked up in n furtiva way, a nd
EilsR wrote Ornhe tablet and handed him;
mdeaf ana dumbp
AL By Georgs9' he sighed. as he
FessaA its that's too too badl Deuesd
pretty glrl 10 have such misfortune.
Wei, m left after all my snizrtness
Sss~ her al the window before j rot on. \
ano CARVED out the plan TO dot.
Dssss = "a aaEab. emf First one ever
strllekrf
lie nosad@tt his head 10 her to signify
tiiat be understood. and be would haya
ees9 gisd 10 change seats if he could
aa'sa aons so without loss OF dignity
As the train thandersd on he perussd
ina eeutents Of couple Of newspapers,
yawnea awhile and then bought AMI
2 aassed . noNsi; and finally, after a
sias 81 four HnoEtssl llonrs, the whistle
oisss and be reaehed for his grin with
tine remark.
"Ill be hanged fl amt glad thi,
STUPID 5lae has come 30 an end al lnst 2
Difiok qnisLly remarked the girl as
she turnssi on him.
= four- youE' he gasped. as he stuod
there hooking down upon the eirlr with
sNeAy's kinds of emotion galloplnz over.
ats c0unteannce.
''ao@i-by she said. aud he baekad
Z ~ ann drnpped to the platform ike a |
'issa KatreaairS from a mules hind legs. |
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

and happiness. is astreasure OF greater
Falaa taan u gcld mine.
Tbs sgifs sshoa has no higher ambition
than "a - SEPT slltye isa poor invest
nlaat-
The zvpna=e man hhs very little use
FOR a. sanrh MGnsan. She Il full Of
sghenlas. and,is ambitious to shine. ttae
dissposstson IS anything bub domestie,nnti
slle i nut thelnOst genial companion
fer man ggishso uind is taken up WITH
husiaess affairs Hs doesn't care how
infeiissena sAe Is. but ha hasn't much
Use Ear Lar if shnis smart
Mea like 10 be looked mp at, dependad
ca. auoted aud referred. Al ugly tem-
per Is . trai that few women are able
10 eadurr. The only cure is silence.
Iou can't kiss a furious uRns IL only
makes him worse The thing 70 do -
to keep skili. let him cool and let the
makEaf drop. BE will respect your
sense and come 60 terms OF his own ac-
cord.
Man must be taken as they are, not
- they should bes they improve under
the refining influence Of mutual love,
and be IS = wretched specimen Of hn-
mainly who can not be counted on to
shieid fiis whe from the Outlets OF tne.
worSa and be an anchor when youth and
heAuty have proved unfaithluL
To ba born woman is 20 be born mar
tyr. bat the husband that is worth wsyl-
ding is worth keepings and if a llttta-
artifiee. \ pleasant smile. a contented
heArt. f0r6earanee. devotion aud tact
wiil hold him. BY all means lat him be
haksl 4 istshnrg Commercial Gazette.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

Eve distinct sorts OF dresses xtars wora
al the grsah Centennial bail Oaas con-,
SISTED Of new designs. eitner slireek from
PariS, or wrought out by NmN YORK
masters fresh from Parissan usoaiaiss
fhs other was q revival in fanEie. &c nok
ia shape. of the fashion Cd hnnairra
years ago. AAilnst-Eata iEiais1rakinn Of
the CORNER class was the toilet ck Ms
William Waldorf Aston. This lasy's
mother-ia-law. Mrs. William Aston. ar.
rived from Paris within y wesk OF the.
bAll aad brought brand neps gpNns for,
herseIf ana several other lsasiess- rhe
0oe 20 be worn 1y the Younger IRA
Aston htgd been 50 accuataly conskractaa
Aaa carefully lifted 70 a meekann-al
fanra of the customer kept IN he ssasah-
llsasIaeRt Of WorEn for sRcn n pazDoss
that mt the slightest ALIENATION was Ea-.
gain=d after ITS arrival. rhe n1aasexiais
were white satin and ace. There was
RICHNESS OF fabric init and a ccnfornaiiY
70 sa1h outlines as Worth bad prescribed
for she spring and enssing summer in
eSeaiag dress. TIE only novelty abcat
70 is the shape OF the sleeve. which
rraches not quite 20 the elbow ana Is
composed altogether OF loose lIce4 TIE
dress which Mrs William Astor brought
Ear her o wn Wearing had fail tEzainana
WIS composed OF white salin. hand
embroidered with silver flIagrre ana
covered with beantiful flo1ers- leaves
ana vines Of delitate shades. The
sleeves were saor6. ana the boSiiCe. OF
the same material, was cRt l0n. The
EsrttlcoAt, also OF white satin. was richly
embroidered. Mrs Astor yFurss aIl her
diamonds some S25e. 600 worth. IL is
szssd. They included stousaclsar Of
tveiVe rows OF giitfering gerns, a triple
nsz1kisaee and tiara of diamond stsiEs.
Another OF Mrs AstoF's personal iIIi-
porlatlon was worn BY Mrs COLexaan
AFaytou. lt was OF heavy white satin.
Ssa1.n silver and pearl emhreH3ery The
s-sCssAse was ut rauiaTkably low to per
nltE the wearing OF Mrs Drnytons
famous sapphires. The entire froat of
the SoFsage was covered with sapnhirtss
araa pearls. She wore similar gss1as al
sar throat and in her HAIR.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

A Philadelphia tsacher--a w0ulan---
says OF her pnpils= II have taken paine
sometimes 20 cunt the different drssses
inylyhieh my gfrhs would appear in the
school room IN ne course 81 school
ysaE The number has been as large as
thirty OF forty ~ some Instances. being
an aNsnge Of . dress "A week or more
for the period during whiGh they were
under Instruction. Every dress was
elaborate and costly
How many pretty white dresses have
yong asSeli 3 teacher vino was making
out ias5 wees the spring commencement
programme
Twelve. tliuk. repiied the pupil.
is there any one Of them whiCn IS
simpiesn
WEEK. not really simple. but there *
one WHICH IS rather simple. believe.
VIII You promise me 10 wear that
enc on EXAMINATIONS ay.
Yes
Ana 20 iewsiry-
Eysn she most extTstSagaut girls are
sOmslnnes very dOeile before the Iuiiu.
eRee Of q sensible teacher
The ignorancs OF the fashionable pupIi
! - h+A~ @eAeAAAlAsARAt GEAfu0l VI 1AEf own
pens0nai belongings IS almost ineredihle
The pF8nc5pis o. one 0f these establish.
nients tells me that she makes vast col.
isetions OF silk umbrellas. handEerchiefs.
napkins. etc, as often as once ia three
weeks No owner can be found for nnv
OF the articles. The girls are totally
unable 10 pick out Their own property
They are dressed bv their maids and
supplied with ali necessary toilet appur-
tslances before leaving home. c any
thing . missing The maid may come 10
look y up, but the girl herself cannot
recognize ths article.
Another teacher tells story of a girI
VINO was asked how large she supposed
q giii to be.
About so iigh. / suppose. Miss,
came ti1e answer. indicating an eIsya.
tios sufficient for q three or four gallon
can Another giri was ssranely conf
DENT that piRts and quarts we're an
known IN she home kitchen.
The teacher also sand that candy and
hgnt-tariag was placing sad havoc with
the fashionable schoolgirl. Candy.
eating girls. she said. always have fab6v
hands, and the over-drgssed girls are
n0t usually the wealthiesE The VAN
aerDists can wear print froeks, the mid
die ten &are not.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

aonbtless repellad rather thnn atirsep"
cd imimtinn. -. ,., c,ys
Itis we'll doubtless thht mueh w.
ia piven 20 thn common n1tauua :.
f1rm,ng which hRyC found iaFvr y ny
nsigbbeebood. nOuhtiass muoh lai-
n,,srgmept can TO mndo oy an ~
tsliirent rnnn vino fully uudofsliAus
ths.V,bv, and wherctOrss % the COM
t,nn ,gavs 81 doing thtngs' but we pre-
sumo thnt tgla Tract-cul lmprose i-.'''i-
viii be matte unless taess arc i.fst
understood. Wboneyer q teacher ~
,ri,,s bv eNpIessing eutire contenP9 lVi
his pupils hn is iaercby lncape l.,,. 49,.
from doing them any o0d. ILLS u
s.geciallg quo il busiauss 80 "sle'y
yartoa rs farming. IN which 10 one
rinn cnn uossinly EHOw cYerytaAAA'
and whprs tae uccessial teacher - hS
WHO IS always most read5 20 earn.
We do not uuderrulae the sanlehee
az aarlnultlral newspapers ille leaaA-
ings "a these Journals however, are
ynost usshil whiah give moo theories
bat tho results of pruetinnl oAercisH'
And after aiI. the great mass % iAEin7
ers. as OF OtheT Glasses, are more M
pressed ~ what thRy see faan ~ wiiAa
they rnerelg read Wccau SEQ lhia ~
Soma neinhborhoOds where the lns
ilupnee of y GOOD ozAmple ia larmtng
hns rraduuiLg extended until i has
affected u Wide urea. joan Johnston,
whoiiyed ia Western Nsw YORK iNenty
to iarsy wears ego. and began tbs
sys, aur ii tbs draining Ia this eounsry,
was a teacher BY example u he class
we refer TO lie made farming pay,
redesming ny understanding and high
munuring naturally cold and VET
larul Thereby lie brought i % a
high stats OF fertility AZ this tins
he was not niece fancy iaFmer. lie
iaruled 10 make money, aad his slccess
in ais was 70 much greatar than ,hat
uf thuss who yent ga Ia the Old. Eetl-
wgcu rub8 tant his example .,as EXERT
I'd and will exert great iahueace foe
good throughout ia whole country,
Tho experimental stations = Ehe
Narious states are doing N Important
wOrs. bns they cannot snperssde The
influence " priynta example, Ia fact.
the stations ars Designed gcry AEgrlg
foe experiments which u i ecrtaia thaz
average farmers viii 10s undertake.
II is not primarily the obeet x tie
experimental station 10 make faouey,
il Is sustained ~ tats A.a. md gt.e
lessons learned are u more yRIaa ,hAa
tho crops produced. The fact THAI ne
stats tyres farm experiments docs HOt
absoive farmers from lhetr obtlzati5a
to davi8s ior themselves new methods.
proving al things. and holding lass
that which . zuOd. American g4itt-
yatOn
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

Amans heart Is eHsBarezl By a pxetfy
taaaae. nice testii. round. low se,sa.,s
sEsank eyes, beautiful hair: BY aha vs~v :
ssrl walks, talks, plays. rides: b slsy.
gssts, her smiles, her amsahilitv. coed
TASTE generosity or the Haannesr IN
~aieh she gnests. fascinz1ss or aba.ueu
asaza.z She may not knosyr how ma xgs.s.,
s1iSas. bat if she sdce~ss'E ka0ss hsxs -.
Tsep hIm the best tiia< Tor her, a, IL, 3
"a lind QUIT There are niaay klsaa,s 10
lsistsV ~ intuition; tiis ra@s llaEss 4, 10
ssasArtied By experience. Coassao1x 81
heT abilities aad ina b1iititss as = ,yifa.,s,
ssAsss woman 1wilIilesl 10 keep !. ms
lsna lust as shs learns hop 10 kesp
h@sise.
Mea ara susoeptiblssevsn a4-ssotIsaa
sp0nseBa
There . this differences The aps-s..,.
l'aan inquiries whether he IS 90 eouliitir,,
g 1narrys The average wousap tleesat
kt the man pieases. her fatsey she a Sai-
lssssd. She may not be a Die 10 plsy = av
Fske ~ tiie ne. drania sxcepa 10 gsaae.
upon ms neck and coax b. be pvatra.
Sasoa q wife is bonsefs - ANY u,s...
ssass doesn't understand him, ne,kllsrsle,p,
sAka itncw the chief eoastitu eals az 4
haase.
Tue wife who takes an ilsisassss Il, i,s,
Eis'aie- ~ iler husbands Iairs. ana gieslm
I'aessi're 1n icontIlbating 70 his eonasors.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
ExampIes of Good Fsrminr.

HE practical teaching Of farming
must be by example. Theoriziuv on
agricultural matters has its place; but
the prooioi theories lies in their aue-
cessful application. And ~ farming
y ? business, conducted like other pur..
suns iOf ttie purpqse Of making money,
II the teaching Is to have much prneti.
cal elect IL must be shown 10 nvern0s
farmers that the new methods whicl,
teachers Of farming recommend aro.
able % and do give greater profit than
theil own 10 Is not enough To- shdv,
that wiilunlitmited money certain I'm.
prOYements can be made. Almost
anything can be done n plenty ~
money IS furnished. IN fact. tie proil.l
igatitF with which money IS used h,
some Experiments BY wealthy men.
farming I'm their amusement, has
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
nalitene@a IN Nsl


speaking nt the aniss's
~ spanish lands. r HaF
tells q story Of an insids'
IAN old.weman. liasisssd
dust iNgrlmsd. leaning 2
opco praeadsd me up !,
crooked street. Sliu 90
anlmatvd iisli-net hunr
dry SO ragged and einsl1
a yeung Indian one''4
crossed her tracks rs slis .
side street INSTANTLY y
hat mad salnted her "a \
lluesn 81 Shaba. "A lee
SONORA GA your feek y Y.
HAM say as lia pnssod
Ip8nos. sener tmy liaps
.sisses, sirl replied slie,
would have bao''fle
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
nv lNayale Rep1

"a ssRt "a the cir~
and pa5tl 4 ,tiiartar casnu
pgAl sali Tho aml ~
dsfqa 100 y q uabby
eg aas, saaa / asgca
uales MIA % sor ~ !
a@teCQ aad piaied
al arm pxgg hef ha
lpak q baa,ie "a ms
Wg t1iu4i hapsi piers q,
ialtssr aaSg no word
P around tao eirtA
Auden e close ssrm
ateq1g past tha 9uarte
bebi gal u oroNd ~
81 ugQ,i tha Dutch m
giris tailor. 8hun We -
tbu hpila stretch. WeN
Ne pole hy the ilig@
mahlng q bteals for SRI 3
n 2 hiRnh | olaincd :
parl4pr COS u,esl and thi
"a 90 tho traok. Wslihs
nonsense, any way Ten
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
Degenerate Soma

II the iathera d the republic had
shown the stiffness and petulant spirit
displayea BIZ the weak .tnindei epra.
tures in Now York who claiur ~ ~
their descendAnts there would Ia -
centennial April 30 orauy other .dsg
that would be woFth celebrntin0 ny
L6His (siObc-Demoerat.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

MISS JiakH "ubs ye'' :
photographs ! had iaR =,
y Co.'S They're splana'.
AliHs Winka ~ nv '
good Cameron * 90. y
fet0uaber ia tho a1#
Mneklg.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

Dfnam not hold Too dear
the CLEAN Of youder shooting star
One moment shining near.
The next fading afar.
You touched your glass 20 mine
n eareiess, half,revrotftiineaa
Btt wntie you dutak the wine.
DRINK tUrgstftilneasi
'-sl@r Rarnt Crosby, Century Magazine.