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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23
WHERE THE DANGER LIES
The Mysterious and sudden End.
Ing Of SO Many Fully Accounted

The real danger from "Grippe" is in its after
effects. Nine-tenths of all deaths resulting ar.
from pneumonia What is pneumonia? IL is a
sudden stoppage and filing up of the lungs
Thick, heavy poisonous mucous gets into The
alr-cells and prevents breathing They clog
up quickly and death ensues. The only saliva.
ton is to keep the lungs working and thus
throw on this terrible mucous. There is onIy
one way in which this can be done and that is
oy STIMULATING them. Under the influence of
2 proper amount of pure whiskey. the lungs
poisonous air each time it is exhaled
But while this is true and whiskey has saved
more lives than any other known remedy if it
is not pure whiskey it is liable TO have a bad
erect If it contains fusel oil, a hes dache or a
foul tongue will be the result. On the other
hand, when an absolutely pure whiskey like
Duty's Pure Malt Whiskey is used, no ill effects
can by any possibility follow. Prof. Henry A
Mott says: THE purity of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey (as simple, analytical tests will readily
convince) Is absolg te and should recommend it
| 10 the highest public favor" To all We unhesi-
| tatingly say, insist upon having Duffy and do
| not be persuaded to take any other.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23
BARGAIN

at 50 so per acre.
Farming and stock ranch (half farming land)
OF 2,660 acres, near Los Angeles, at $500 per
acre
An elegant home on South Olive street, lot
50x155, cheap
An 8-room house, with lot 50x15O feet, on
Court street, orly $4,000.
beautiful lot, 1O5x176, on Washington
street, very cheap
For further particulars inquire of owner,
room 8, Bryson- Bonebrake block.
fe7-1m T. W. T. RICHARDS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23

IlE liza MOND, ElAST PASADENA
nomL
Hoah MunansN
@ $ @ @s
M
h % % ssSGv
Raymond
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23
A Double Influence,

DR.. FLINT'S REMEDY is medicine which
will cure cases of neuralgia which other rem
edies have failed to reach, as it exercises q
tion, and in the other over the nerves
Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or ad
dress Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23
Use German Family" SOAP.

Delfcac1es
At Seymour & Johnson Co. IS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23
DR.. WHITE,
1873 N. Main St.

remedies not injurious. Medicines prepared
to suit each case. No experiments. Both
sexes consult in confidence Cases treated by
mail and express. Office hours: a. m. to
o. m. 1eZIom
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents
80 cents and 81. For sale by C. F. Heinzeman
122 North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23

SHIIOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a positive
cure for Catarrh, ,Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale by G. F. Heinzeman, 1872 North Main
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23
10 THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. Gibbons
DIsPENSARY,
623 Kearny Street

Corner OF Commercial
San Francigco, Cal. liz
.tablished In 1854, for
treatment OF Sexual pne
Seminal Diseases. suah
'ns Gonorrhea, elect,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23

Machinery of all kinds repaired. General
Jobbing promptly attended to. jas 3m
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11
To Sunday Schools.

To All th. Snnsisy Ssis-oi' SUPER
Intendenfs in EzWrsEce county !
H0uld ny ihat ...arh q y,oar -s,f,,l-
= entiried te enc nr--s.srs-fss
for every ssIy =eisoiars and oae 49,
sliiioazl Eo- = frletinn over sfty. u
ths Ssaf- CoaVensi6a - - hfid ~
Ashlssii. Ass- =--s
This ! think Wili give tVery
s.rhodl.zt ksst tv1e dsss5ats-. Es-r-
hap = sess oEIy .sue-
Iifs greatly si.a-irsd thnt eyery
-.ehodl shall D. rs-pr-eas-si in the
.esavsntSon- tFu-i every -ehs1l
uTII sid On. .lsi.=.tss- Noaoustil
% D. ~ ISiiI furnish se.auy DEL
4gas.. uF-,sl aE.Flssasisoa n 1zpeTin-
tezse1s, . rsrtircat- tt@s .-s,tiiis-
th- boss.,r 10 n. sEE.ltsiasE,l -
IN A-hiaEsI-
Al F'riaeessz. Csnvezsson ls-s
year. ! E,iss isesf fsis caunfx fsr So
This has % - Ps5s- Any -rhpal y
p@rss,u siseirfn< sosii M in the
sslyuass.t * this fursd vii please
-esd - h4s.d Sl..s -an-s - Eas -
AK - Every dollar = = vill =.
faithfaliy exIsa.I=si IN The >snsizy
Sehosl unrE 81 o1r Sis,--
ET- Bt-Ex-
- Es-sasiffs-4-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11
Synopsis OF CIty Council Pro
cee1irgs-

Ths EsssrsI n,es - Regular session
lasi ,Tle-.isy night, atith TIE s.,ifsu-
ing uisnter- Erezaf- thsifsaai
Snyd-r. =. W Gahnrll. 4 y AZ
kiHs. j. &. SFsnees- Ja-l II. t.'lsf5 >
ana \. J. Is.sr-
Affer rssi.ssnE III, sainrses tt.l--
asUnssasss.a irha JutS SisatFl
u-aS Rad ard iai.I On siit sa.gl
J-sszrred llse- l;tl the ill e
ri,e assistants sssti-ta5y q -sate ~
81 .fsT ! ryIs ArEitfea eotg e ilae
asr eziarteref lte seNn- Ia r5tH
~ The faSi tEat sise E.riu1-.i cqG.is.s
x ihe cfiasa.s arrived Tie tlsy asr. Z
-. tyTs-aritaF csFE cssnr, ard
thai thr assistant -er-s izFv lsai
reril,--sisfssi th.,. il --esli.s =, vrgss,
t.sfo-e. tE,ey vrcsisi L. ua., I'll iszis,l
slds5sssi = Ts---sis..ti,sa rfaal Il ua- ~
ssrsse - IN. frJzstss-, zi-ss tlte -.e5h-
saEy sake =. s-harse toz sssi elE.g-
ybe niarshsFS s-csant sr Esv-,
froaa Jan ~ g. Nay Il. and r
eierk-s hill fer one qaar1as@ salary
v.rs aiIaaret-
IEseel=s=s * ~ladry parties for
rreEk "a grade aEgi ~ - IAlsals1st
SEN referrssi - fil1siSe cam uiiitss
NsrShaI-s snosanr faF lfei- ,iurins
May. JGn- and IaEy. slnssaati z "a
sloa. uas alss INFERRED
Ms ssseges Claacy uha hoa1>
>s.tsraI sowa hspsis, aissl : rsalis. s.
sos fer laisrt>s - saaa, zhieli HAS
rstefFsa-
\ oosnaiitgss ransiati.sE Alex
amber I-sckey- a j. tssEEed- 1shr
Tszsriife Snl - ". wrs-.a ua- ef9
Fs,ls-.,i l. a>c-rss5n si aHseahi
div - and & the tcNn. 3 ais
and a5saa tsse Prsrsr - * =. -.
znss g s4,is<s and luy = sal .s- saii
s9aa- .ud rv-;ssst - the aeKt rsea-
lar s.ssSisE - sAt beard
>anisy efsElkas having fa5i.ss g
pave a rs,suirssi ss.e =aE.- riEt'-..isl
Il -sEssss Ez> ogssered ~ sss Sf
IlayiRs q the boEs.st iis'i.zer-
TSa. Pssg hsysEg Slsaa .G-rSs-iea--
j. ass-ss-i a5Th oze .io- IL IS
uas exOaqrasssi iroaa TayEns lax -
san
Alh5. rs-ssest h r Barns uss
zIi6Eaa lRtil Nov- Il lsss e Is1ve
~ ~ SIDE y hi- II 4 SsEsra
saI AEssil@aa-
Aas ra.ra tAe bsar,s asielE q
zzSsl Ezl,lay- Aas- ilsN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Nos5cs m atvsr1i~sraeas IS
SEs~>rs- l. : I.ha~ea ana a.
Hsrto1- uAssi sFr-ars iatat- Is>us-
They p-,,ss-r i 81 1nythIns fraza
h1nd szrxs yise 10 say kiass - sugi-
ns~r5as- Ne take sg4li.e Tssa-
are IN -yroan@ssss1ag ihsra- NJ
IohnSoa Eas i'sSs >sssyss h-2-ela
t-oz scz= Sa-aeszleet a. = liz-
ing -zs5nssr ash EusssrSramasS shiS
,iisseals sralrh - AZ F-gsy~sssn
sa.s-asrhIy- lie = a. eNssaisas
sErafsszzz aes2 sasiEsly os=Esssas
in eyery particular Nr HsStoa
al-ia ha- = varied zzs3 -XtsassyS *
y<rseacs. s,aVisg RisSa eaEsss'i IL
uhe Wyc@ins ana .lleks~saaa
anshrscise sii>rrscts 4 rrna>ylSs-
Esa- lie + also eNEsrSsarsd IN
rssEred snss Ens SarvsSsUS- Ths
SRA + falIy sauiPSs3 for hrst
ssasS Nork-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

The qae<-Eoa - WAssAcr lkS hr,-
isaasive ho.Syes ths sowniSA Hsard
% Trustees cr = C6sy COauril vsaS
the slhjses * an Sxtsniess ssisSC>-
sso1 alag vita ,he lss0S- 0asS-
liza. al the nas<~sIns lad TsssSslsS
nisAt, Tllere j. SAs much aii,oT-
eaoc Il ePsntpa ~ tAc aassss0n-
lNsah<S ~ - the legality - lieaAs
lscSase iSSaesi X she rrVser. a.sly
fNhaieVer IL j. INN 0shor Ssan.,-
pNsnsS WY OaeCs>l. Mr.. AicN
lssescy Ssssesi shss Sler Sss.lSies,
the mas,cr in eVery l,AaSc h. AS,l
a.lVisea ellen, IL ~, iANoss in 4
llc,NSs,
rhc anti-ltccNS> slomcas oc's
that /, i = VicsNgy tey lAc,a, I, n
SarcS = chaaec ar thc commNNay
IL VOso OR sAe qacSlten. lsela
SileS ap,~ar e,AAN.lSNsNl sacSS'sS IN
casc NJ kVO,s> ccy(Alaly INV NNlN
lNlr Way ii ,l,Sl,le thc wAlscy lSto
pat NtON VNl,,> and w Aote ,hv
,N,aNell. trUs,ses VIII Omclasle II
haVo lt'NltlcA IN ,hih WAY, gAlhg
than Issue llVN,n wl,NNNt A.,
rxpNssIon lr,m thu vNlt'Ns.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Work entA.' rallle r,aa l.cswSSo
lnaise and l,laluc Nseaa las, NNN-
hay ami / hing p0sl.ssl A. rArsAly
~ lesSllaN fAew,Nk alUosly .l.Sne
s hlrhly satisfactory, fNc ssgSN
i<As lNnc ~ eNn h esvA With ,As
t'Nsess supply " tss,ls aud INV
land viii no, justify 4 mNw cNseN'
SIN oollsN onr soN>
rho mcN arr hlwd cN,lgely fyNn'
,hc ,0nn,r> ,m arplNanss lron'
lnun lelne NloseA vogk, rNl>
|Asl Wl|l no douM ~ rmlllSlnn "
lNr Inv fooo,l> leNrlr Win WY
oIklhDAn'ly .pppoe en- luvn lep'
~ nO| NhnNn mNpr IN N||,urh N,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

n yrsise - -. eEaounrs'f Siirer
IN > ,taslsr i n.s~ q1ssssi q =
eents- tam ~ give yel a..isc' y,
.sse cslatrarH. heEexsT- Tx hss.
SASbN NE~S viii rrorsvs isrm y
fars vaIs- on HsE Sais-rriFiials
az.l 80 Tsss s=eat - srrearsss,- *
za-ll - wvil - tiake ssavaHszsf -
sA.s= sr=al s.slsr A. sssscr. A. & Ray
nj E..i.1 so.i very lauE- We VII
aEree - NJ ts-s7s.i Il sstsre -sI.-
- haaevs-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Mr.. . W Caste csssssi.aa g
dis. r,lss. and P.lst.s. IN st- 'eiSx
las nish.s f.,T Hi hanae - Issltss,
Ky M s-s-sse zzs aesolzssas.i'fi
- hi ~Tis.. uto 49, l.e~a +sEssias
fro= =salsrlai isveg fc- s.szl.e tilHs-
past
Ssnoe Mr. cs-sis-~ sE,spsatsze,.t -
the F.c-ssfse y ea-ss.su1R r. t.s~
tsken great iassrs-t IN fhe uork,
Sikh b. Insists 81 i-inS T-sEferas-
81 IN h~zS5nes- Las nznzeE, sasi
49, a.t.fst a. the oeaafO-t q sIa-
rtoys- y having slsssrtc tsns
y.l.ee,s IN N vsulis--Wz=Aiezsqr
Esa.Ss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Nj lNlA ~ was NtsS luA ~ GU iWt
NrNsAs Ns,h tlsrlesrt W. mpl yar
was ae,lAi,,c @lsNvAlh.l tNA ,lsl,s, asa
N.,,A,Ng n ,,aes ~ AlM Nn,|llNt sc.
,'aAm,A,lalnS srnlc t1lelyrsana pif,.
,A,,~n rm,,ly W,l,hH,,a hlp ln,asl
s,c Mil N,rl Npn ,NW.l hln 4 ssN
,lgwr a fNN RGSv NfnlCtNl'
n ANA AMI t,n yoa~ th,ta,l, sNn
n,Nesl Il MA|lvh6 INVITA- 16,ih 81
saIlt urAelNp. = n llaW Nte
~, ~ ana ~ ~, ak hl AsN llNh
\ VIA NJ,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11
T. r. b 49,
TO Press sur.

III Anauaf nloaiIns x the
NNsua4nH- sIis-scnary -v-ciess ra'-sls
TN ihif.I Ihur-sisy e. August sl7th
a Is~kup-i Chureh i-tgE Ls.rk-
Ss-.I Ssafioa- Al tn rneuher-
are rs-guessed e - TEe~at, A.
Ihers uilI = s.oaas basihs-s = i'm
p-s-tana.s 70 srtsa.i TO
Ma. J. wEtI RlCI-
-.,rrs.-.r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Like n -hiF uisE9as > rusi'isr = !.
s.za - = uoulsn uiiEoas hsalth
aasf the ussSe-s1rx -srenSlh = Pr
sc-=a the SEslinary sinai.S - lie
whrnthe spI-ssiss fsiE-- 'sl'siii d.
bHisy. ard = aiss.r.sersi s'sasiiIin
= stomach. Isssr- k,.iaey- SID s-,W-
~ s-saii ypu. take AysrS >ar>a-
rariila-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Cassa <eSxtees IN tAis Interest ~
senrcranes. ~ rA.A.-r. assaiaSs Il
ecaSing SaloSas ~ I-saisA. wsrN
hsA ~ thc SSH Ncsh<~iiSi
tAarrA il the lolenoea ami Al sAs
u. 4. ChpvcS in ,Ae evening. TAs
miaislerS prcscAsc1 vory toscssae
&raam ,atS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

-sar ET>s Essne il - fstz-sissT vs..
aazrk H. tse5aplls 81 Ihe ninsA
war = snc NeA-S' rS5,sr-T ~
se,rs 1ha1 sslae Ne n2Hs ,sxesy - y
-cEisssaa aeS-snl >cssst,a- Aa1s
aessce Is siVsn IN I2raiy q slras
ana Ne respectfully AZ sAai i b
hsrssssi, A. : ccsnfssle rsyisi's q
ser subscription i;,sS ws.s ~ made
~Fssnser i>s,is i ess.,csAiis isa-
I.eIsaas ,has lAis lissle mas;sr =.
ssscntsSi 4 y sSea < S0a.
-Nng -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11
=


no nnINIAA| N1OI4 - ---A~
Meeting Here
The Grand t.a.iie u Hen
taeky - the Knights g ne
Goli.n Eagie held ffeir E1nua'
=s--sls.si n Il,.isa l=st ls-t Fae-iiy
sad Tae-dsy Night. sss-s q fSt
-uiorsiiuafe cs-iit- = iiir sl-,t
utre rsprs-rnts-i-
Sonie important alasn.lHleli- -
she isEs us-s.- ms.Ie- is.pprs--.las.
= rapid sroErh ofrhe as,irr in IN
state
oEzeer- were 4iseie.I n toilos~s
NV Is.fst--r. q NcvEoss, Grzad
ChisE- J. W BayeS. Fast Foiut,
esra-.d A-iec Ci,ief- Dr. A-ss- i. ny
- A-Alsrd, Gr1zi SIR IEsfasd-. &.
Il Carrier, Master q FAil>bar=-
ssrsnd Mister = Eie-1aFt>- l,li.
i.snsisrHian, q caxingt9a- tirzEi
KesFsr = Exchsguts Wm NJ
hoss, q oivs Hill. GTaai Hisl
E.rie~i- lahn. n Haliel- - Ash
lard, ssrsnd lseI.ri-eniaiIrf 10 ~
Frens czssl-- IareA - - agai
Ile-- Garter. Insi.i1. sli o4tsi,is
sslar,i, respectively.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

" y. Schnneker AMI ~s1s- =
siassslIoa, o. arr visiting u Fess
cav ssls.a - - ti-a ia<k-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Mis- IanIt N-in-aa lsft Ne4sAay
r,-arwo i.sazsh'- vf-fs to frseasss
arsI RELATIVES a. sari<stSburs AMI
rcint Pleasant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Prsm4tare hltsns-.S nay = p-s-
ysnie-s ard tn hair usssle - -T,s-
- k-a.i= sirssly Eoi,i, ~ IN ~
SFIEaIlsss vecsalae SarElian Han
-. ------. = 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Ms J. Priekstsi AMI .lsusAssr
Nis Lazy Azve Fstarnsd fr.sa
xf.ss - g'afI<s.-t.ars sEd C.-usEal
(isx.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

fsrins your ctsA - :-l.en<-r- PESc~
Nj Erpeeti.- sn.i ysss %ili buy ~
! tare lea..aE 8. .sere
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Ry she ne< -sl,eoS Ian ts.-hers
az prohll.is.ssl Irsas tsashiag On
Salariay-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

- Ne arr no merely uaakir< :
t.-esseut uhea Wx so III NE7u>
anirc nfii -Axe xou n.oeey ca -
prsntin-- We arr giving yesi -sts :
<1o.se ana sse-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

Az. chzzsRsr-. - ssuyansiasis,
ussvfsitins bone sslks n-ar here
shis 1eek
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

-TAlru1n PsNsIsrT = tls i-Ss
knSuu ssr the fsce- AN Hughe-
s<Ils a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

SINE neu sovelIEsS il IN i.-~el-
r Iise jas resolved a c''asey'--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

sr4<izi =sseaiisa > paid 70 Tn
shoe trs.ie IS Bonl~r- a ss~uartS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

TI,e ssis-ss Tfnsr.-y. q Virgins.
am sur-ss q ,li-s E-nHa Blrshesi-
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nora- ys-ssrisy. 70 ~ uife .
wpssnat.ry. ? girl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

II. sS.arsare Ale 81 E.aI.s=z- 4
ssez=ri- = u.ssIas lavsseE Pris'-.
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sshs.l s.-ss. II n. = CenIey'-
IrarIrr ana Ls.lk =.src.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

S5-arsr uill -siI wa so--iS fsF
ss<s. ehsap-s iAsa any oas-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

cIaS cruseher ns~ h.- fresh
nsst Il al tsn,---
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

ARSQE1gEEEY -
- -.

Bonn, - Ill .s1lh lnss-La che
Eiie d Iqla Diamond, : - pquns
rg
Ataas Eafsyp was railing *
'stes s..lsz ese asg iasl 7.sis-.E.
aIz5- MA T5IFe, - lis pilre- -
tlr zha s7Feen Valley s-s
l.He qT' slt..f1z = ti.iis & t-f'-
IS iser laE
- f a
- fTsic Branch. -lieni., s
uTeh z giis giacg saaas
I ti E'age aae q lhe IL. e9is
ll1ae iE sth 1iss AaT-ha
Hil llal.ar tsariu aai sa
lar ~ t4 isae-' interesting SD
~ ~ ilngaeE = I
i.3fa-ris
81 f. p @ 81 t.5.i 'isFe u s. e
aaaTEiug 53z tl,- sss.Nt fVa months
The5s w.5Ei i. eprlTaz g shis
q ihe sra ~aud 81 ~ "a
rsh 'el,rs by
1rs i ys gasa tais
offended "a e astsa eisJy
af. neb H5 a Friday niEaJ
"a 20
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Vo1ea1 = fre-h tsel a a "
cruseher--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

naA ialis sui ass=ni conlsy +.
jeucIEy -sprs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

sr<a~vF-sheap-s plsre In
TON
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-11

ThiS = TN sine * Ssay Ns- 3
is,aieS are ns~,,s>SsS a. Nt~P na
nv SSSs~sa> n ~ iiochsS, ,ir9s.
sSss,. lsssiSsa, ny aa> s.e t,slios'
Nsls kaeMa aOatcs
Myths lsss., lT,se ana Vice
s NSl,.avS
llSrpa>' SAT>ai'anila
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
Lost to Sight.

Gen. Sheridan was not n tall man.
though he had II commanding pres.
ence. While ne WINS nm under officer
he was one day drilling n COMPANY
and WINS annoyed by the nnsoldierIy
appearance of u tall, round shoulder.
ed Irish recruit.
Don't stand in that way," Sheri.
dan finally exclaimed. "You look
like n Chinamnn doubled over i
washtub. Straighten up-lorm erect.
chest out and chin elevated. Like
this!'
Then the officer gave the man n
superb exam nIe of the perfect soldier
in parade NOV 'ment, his eyes fixed
n~nalterably awaJ from earthly
things.
AN its straight ahid I'll b.
afther lookin' all the toime?" asked
the recruit, CHANGING down nj his su.
perlor officer, with a twinkle in his
eye.
Yes; il You mean to be a respec.
table soldier, certainly"
The freshman pulled himself ont
like npigeon, and stepping off the
measured "Rightlp "LeitI" he ay.
claimed, "Well. good-boi to Va. Iet.
tenant; III niver see 70 ngin."-
Youths Companion.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
Getting Back on a Prac3l
Joke.

Next o. "A dog that amasgs hlaR
by barking all night % rooster
pegsist In exercising his yoies 90
tusrs own nuisance. ~rspeeially so
tho rooster lives Ia town. Mat
vino uscI To 1.-Two nrVt ionr 70 y
dim White. In Richmond. Va oEr
two little bantam roosteFs that
had taught To crow for q gram
corn. He would take a do1
handful ufcorn ont into hs
porch. TN his hand aui Tho ehNha
would crow. Then he would gu
grain to each oi them This SOC
b" continued until all the corn 81
exhausted and the rooster 80
honrar. This sort ~ thing anuol
DR.. White. Hc didn't mind thf4ah
ity ot the noise, but h. o6ieiM
the quantity One day Q me-
student dropped into his Office asNa
tho time the srrruhdn began.
"I'd give 81 TO shut On that ia
nal noise" snid tho doctor.
You can do II for less than ga
said the student. why dont
entico them into your baek sV
some time when old Rae i ao'l
town, catch them and mt Their 2
chords7"
by Joycl That's tho thing. 90.
around tomorrow ut eleven Q 81
and assist mo in the operation
Tho next day ut the nppo
hour the student was ia the oHRs
time so were tho rouaters
Within two minutes one vocal W
ot each chicken was cut aud tnea Z
birds were tossed oyer the leaN
their home. At noon the ownefsa
out ON his porch for his daily aus
ment. White and thestudent Wa'' \.
him through n crack In the ienoe.
lifted his hand and the little slar
ers reared bnck and went throw
the motions, but did not we
sound. The banker lifted hls na.i
agnin, with tho same result IT,
out into the ward and walked arol..
his pets, hut he couldn't SEQ apylls
wrong. Then he called his we ~
the two made n criticnl exumi1a.s,
He made them 90 through n
pantomimo for an hour and gosa
gnsted. He tried IL every gay ~
week and then killed the roostefss
nte them. When he found ON
months afterwards whit Wll1 ..,
done no bought two large u9 x,
voiced parrots, trained them q h
DR.. White" and Nv i1e
asa and hung their coges IN l's0'
porch.
White moved IN n week. O'
Press.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
A Fortune to Be Made in Breao

Mr.. Edward Atkinson said some
time since there was n fortune wait
ing any person who would sell good
home made bread orr the counter
Mt five cents a Loaf, and any one who
furnishes bread fit for starving
nerves and overworked ~digestions
deserves n fortune. But | never saw
so-calIed health bread that was fit
to eat more than nee from q public
bakery.
1t is heavy, slack baked, unsalted
bread Of nfhiction. That one bike
nv was 50 successful in it's first year
that it could afford to shut down
baking in the summer and rest. Now
Boston sends bread to Maine for in
valids and people who want to es.
cape invnlidism. If the women who
write me about making %jellies and
fairy cake for sale would learn to
make really good, wholesome bread
without yeast or baking powder
they would find it more profitable
the year round. But they haven't
mind enough to doit. -Shirley Dare.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
POSSESSIONS.

A poet loved n star,
And to il whispered nightly,
"Reing so fair. why art thou so fsr3
Or why So coldly shine, who rhinett so
brightly?
O beauty wooed and unpossessed,
y might to this heating heart
But clasp thee once and then die blestl"
That star her poets love,
So wildly warm, made human,
And leaving Tor his sake her heaven above.
his star stopped earthwar1 and became n
m
''Thou who hast wooed and hast possest,
My lover. answer; Which was best,
The stars beam or the womnn's henrti"
Il miss from Heaven" the man. replied,
"A light that drew my spirit to it"
And to the man the woman sighed,
II miss from earth n poet"
Edward Bulwer Lytton.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

To SAY that any agent of death md
havoc is too destructive to be used In
war seems like a paradoxical assertion,
but it is apparently true of dynamite.
That lively explosive refuses to submit
to any regulations that might make it
available to warfare. To be useful in
that direction it must be thrown 10
some other form than that of the orli-
nary hand grenade, and a dynamite gun
has long been the dream Of inventors.
But no gun strong enough to hold dy-
Mantle has yet been produced. Every
experiment with dynamite guns so far
has had the same result-the explosion
OF the gun.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

IT is difficult to suppress a habi,
like that OF gambling, when it appears
in any form. But 1t is more wide
spread and disastrous when in the
form of ''policy playing it pervades
with its communicating virus the
body OF that part OF the community
which is dependent on small returns
OF labor. and VINO find it easy to make
petty investments in lottery tickets,
lured on by the unfading hope that
fortune will some day favor them.
The evil in money and character and
the temptation to small theft5 are
among the more demoraliziug inHn-
eEces Of this craze for luck.