davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19

mir burh einen Tarmer mitgetbeilt tpurbe,
Der es beipdbrt aefunben bate. Gleine
966er merpen III bic SptBelt Der Dbren ges
mad)t ulo bleie bQnn binteu iiber Der M6bnc
3uiammengebunben. Gin Bfero fam piAt
iprtngen, obne gleid,seiti5 Die Sbren ilad)
borne su tperfen. Das 9ur6itedeu Der
Obren Deruria6t ben Bfer6en feline ~nennenss
mertbe Hein.
n3ldter". @iebe @rtifel: rlleber .3udte
tpabl." H..
valter aeier". 5iebs glrtifel: n8e8innt
nit ben Sohlen."
6errn 81. 81. Giebe Nrtitel: vSebet
na6 ben 8runnen."
6errn g. $. Stebe Mrtifsl: aOie @ufz
3ucbt Der Butter" Die 8ronce7Qrt ioa am
i61periten tperben, bp6 ~behaupten @inige,
baB oas Sletl9 Der leibteren Arten idntaG=
batter lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19

belt ober feline 8iirgi6aft fir bic 3ufuntt,
auBer inter giinitigen Seoinaul1aen: Se1
Ditbere Sorgialt beiln 9albttren. Sntterll,.
Srdnfen uno III Der Staurlrg oaft
niGt ouibDren ipenr oteielbe 16neae
8erbeIierung Dor iih geben loa tpenil tie
aufbDrt l6aoet Die un9llnlttgel Veotngllaz
gen mebr, tpie Die 3u6tpabt btuantll9e1
fann un6 Die gfadfpmrnen limb ldledter,
tpie ibre unmittelbaren 8orfabren. US 1T
nibt genug, Tbiere pon9utem Stlmmb1ltm
unb belonoerer Site 81 paaren odslelbe III
@rtraflttter, Bfle9e, Sboad uno Srante,
tpelhe5 Die 8erbellerun9 III ben SortaDreH
Derurla9te, mus auG Den ytabtomllell gu
She'll uerDen. OaS .BerltdnonlB 0teleS
0InfteS uirD Gerluite. uno 9lergernlB Ser
bitten unb Elm 6inoerniB Der augemelnenes
ren 0erDenoung perbellerter, rein ge3ltbte7
ter 1biere fp~egrGunen. Der 3u6ter
idaift Elm rein geSild)tetes &9ier BON belollz
berer Cite all linO i'm @lauben, DAB er
aIeS. Grforoerli6e getban bat, gtebt CT o!e7
ien1 Ibiere unO beIien 9fabfouinen oallelbe
SHUTTER, oieiel6s 8flege. pie benz gefpobrlls
den 0teb. 9tatitrlib Deri6Le6tert it'd oas
rein gesi1tete Gbier inter loi6en Serbalt>
niIIen u1o oeiien 9ta6fplnmcn itebelt tbnt
nod mebr mad. Der 8eitBer finoet lth
bitter getGuidt. Ct .erflGrt Den 3it6ter
fir einen 8etriiger un6 bas rein acSihtete
8ie6 ais uniinn. @r febrt 5ur 8ermebs
rung ieines Bis%bltanbes mad Der a~ltengSeile
Suriid ulb Die belten Sntereiieu Der l3u6t
baben in iener Gesenb einen Teino. 9aS
8erfabreu Der beoeutenben 3i6ter ldbt Die
98t6ttgtett Der 3udt!pabl ertennen, eS lGBt
in glei9er @eiie Den y3ertb Der giniti9eu
llmaebuug erleben. 8eoer OerndRol8e
Nu5mobI nod ior9Fdltige Bflege fDnnen
obue 9ta6tbeil %oernQ1lGiigt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
Die Nufsudt Ger Outer.

Der gep0bulitbe Huter turkey lit elm
Gingeborener Nmerifa'S. Ser englil6e
gtane e%ntiprang aus Dem Srrt6um, oaB Der
Buter slerit nit benz @uinea> 6ubn per>
tpe9ielt purbe, beiien 6eintat6 Die TIrfet
lit. Sin offener S6uppen lift Der bette
Nufent6altsort fir Die Quter. Steler muB
10 eingeri6tet iein, DAB CT ben Tbiereu
S6uB gegen Die N%itterung gepa6rt, nas
mentltdJ gege1 Die 9tdiie; fir tpefdDg lte iebr.
entpfinoltd ftn6. Die Mufltbitangen mill
ien lehr bod angebradt iein, unb bamit tie
bequem oa3u g~eiangen f0nnen, mGiien Die
Stau9en Dermittelit eiiler Netter nit Dem
GrobOoen %Derbun0en letn. 9abet mD6te
man etntpenben, oaB cine Setter unn0tbig
lei, tDetl tie i'm tuiloen 3ultanbe auf Die
8dume flteaen. gSenn mir aber 8Dgel i'm
~ge3Ghmten 3uitanoe balten, 10 tDerben iie
letter, lhDerer uno unbs6oliener uno fouz
men i6re Sliigel ni6t entipreden0 gebralt>
6en. Sen Der Sretbett bepegeu fte it'd utet
mebr unb frellen t%pent9er, oeS6alb blelben
fie leihter u1b fDnneu better fliegen. 9fie
aber buloe man es, 6ab Die Buter eS lth
atgetp0bnen, tbre gtahtrube auf GGur1en
st nebrnen; benin oaran lit l6on man1e
0eerDe Su @rua0e gegan9en, neil tie IN btez
ler Gage iebr bGufig Der Oarre nerfaIen.
Die 6eune begtnnt i'm Sribiabr 81 leger.
SSn Der 9eget nlad)t ie ft6 all eineln iebr
bunflen 8labe i1r 9ieit unb lsgt tGglib
ooer eiten Sag UNI ben a1bern 0arin Elm
Isl, bis fte 20 @ier Gle mad 0em Qllter bes
S1teres) gelegt bat. Die !6enne lit ein
gutter StBer uno miro oft baIo Dor t6unger
umfommen, ebe lie ibr 9feit perldBt. Weun
iie tpabreno oes ean5en Mforaens, bas beiBt
Der 3ett, in Oct Tie lest. i'm Stalle bebaltell
miro, 10 Deri6tpinbet Die Wfoalt6fett, 0aB
fie ibre @ier peritedt. Sci Der 3peiten 2ege@
periooe tpirD Die 3abt Der Gier Ieltelt l3
iberiteigen. Die Briite;eit bauert BON %
bis 81 Sagen. 0ie eben ausgebrilteten
Sbterden miiiien iobalo alS mogli6 aus
Dem alien 9teite entfernt perben. H..
8eiln Siittern Der Sipet Bis brei Wonate
alter 8uter iino ,iol6e gefo6ten &rGuter,
tpie iDiloer Gi6orien, 9urnlpsipiben un6
Sohliprolien iebr sutrdglih. @efod)te
&artoffellGalen un6 ielbIt eint9e &artoffeln
f0nnen in Serbinbung nit 8obnen, Safer,
@erite ober 8u6met3en aegeben tper6er.
gSen1 lie far Den friiben Wtarft beitimmt
itno, muB man Ie n~Riltens i'm 9unfell1
balten, UNI rtbnen ltt6t Dtele 8enegung su
9eltatte1. Sunge 8uter miiiien iotpobl
geGen faltes uno nalie5 Wetter ais aud,
gegen 3u itarfen Sonneni6etu geidaBt
1peroen. 8ei 9tegentpetter n1llB man tie int
Stale balten. Mer Buter sieDt, ioate iie
ftets nobIrpoleno bebanoeln uno rein ball
ten. 8iele Buter geDen idbrli6 aus Wanz
gel an ridtiger Bfege III 0ruilbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
Sebet uab Gen Brun11en.

O1tt iebem Sabre trttt IS bsutlicber ber>
Dor, oGB Die ltrla6e Dieier Der -auf benz
2an0e Dorfommertoen &ranfbeiten ii6 biz
reft auf Die 8eidaffenbeit OeS Srinfnailers
5urldflbren lallef. gtad lDrgfGltigeu
llnteriI6ungen bat es it6 berausgeitellt,
DAB in neun fSGlen inter 3ebn Die in
Sanilien Dorfommeneen 9%terDenfteber bur6
Inreinss Srtnftpalier ber6etgefiibrt purOcn.
Die unretntgfeitem m0gen aus Der llrnz
gebung oe5 Stales in DEN Drummer oez
langen un0 iebr bGuftg lit bieS oer SGu.
Wtebrere Sabre lang mag Das Wailer i'm
8runren nabe Dem 0aule rein u1D geluno
1etn, a6er mad unb mad piro bic @roe
3mii6sn bieien unO Der llmgebung bes
Stalles 10 nit llnreinigfeiten geiGttigt, baB
oaS g3alier I'M 8ruit1en ungeluno miro
uno &ranf6eiten ftno Die Tolge. 0ies lit
fat INNER Der SAT-, tpenn Die @ntfernung
3tDtl6en beiben nibt groB lit, neil meilten5
Der 8ooel ocS 8runnens tiefer liegt, ME
Der Stall uno oei1en llmgebung unO Der
Aailerabsug bon IeBterer 0rGrtgt in alien
3i6tun9en ourh Die IoGere 8obeni9t6te,
10 oaB er, tDenn er ben 8runnen errei6t,
iid in Denlelben ergieBt, pie in Elm 8eden.
Ste rein Oas g8aller aud getpeien Ietn mag,
alS Der Srunnen 5uerit ge9raben nuroe,
tru9er o0er lpdter ut @ef1Dr O0rbdnoell, oab
Die ahfiieBenbe Sau6e etne por0ie 8ooen1
Idiot finoet, burb tpel6e lie nad benz
8runnen bur6iidert, beiien gSaiier I'M
b06iten @raoe Derunreini9enb. Gin Sail
i lit betannt 9etDorDen, mo- bier &inoer an
Der Sipbteritis itarben. Cine Inter
iuGung olrd ben Qr3t ergab, DaB bas unz'
refine QSaiier aus Der Slide Die @rbe Spi5
l6en Der Eit6entbir, aus Der Is gei6Ittet
tporoen, bis gu benz 20 SUB bapot1 %entfernz
ten 8runnen berartig nit l1nretnt8feiten
erfiut bate, oaB ii6 faulige Sale i'm
8runnen biloeten ullo oieie tpdren ur3tpeie
felbaft Die l1ria6e Der Oipbterttts. Sci
Nntage 6eS 8runnens lege man i'm tpoz
m6glih oberhalb Der S6euneoarD an unO
Ieite ben 0aiierab3ug BON bemielbeu, ai1z
itatt i'm bOrtbin fieBen 81 taien. 9as
Spultpaller ioute burd glalirte G06ren
bonn 8runiten tueg9efibrt nerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
Ueber SubtmdbI.

9aS Baaren Der E6iere, an un6 fir ii6,
tann feline Gtgenl6aften er3eugen, bic better
1tno ooer ntebr berDortreten ipie Die iii ben
Sbieren lelblt ooer in i6ren 8orfa1ret Dor>
banoen getDelenen. Sci Der I3uht t6nneu
Sorslge ritr our6 oas 6insufiigen utb
Grbalten oerlelben erlanQt tperoen. Sm
tua6ren Stnne oeS Wortes iperoert bic @i>
genIdaften Der Sphere nur bur0 beren linz
gebungen 9erporgebra6t. Sci sber 2u6t
fir irgeno cine 8erbeiierung anuB 3uerft
Elm por5iiglides G9ier ~uorbonoen ietn u11b
bteier 0orSug fdnn MIR in 8plge Der giilitiz
geren 8eotn9ungen, Die es umgeber, ents
fte6eu. 9arum tper0en Die Serbeiierui1gen
in 3tpet 9tt6tungen gemadt: our6 hinge
ben Der Sbtere NIT ben gitnittglten SEE
btngungen uno bur6 Qlustpabl fir bic
3u6t. @rfteres er3eugt S6iere BON gr0Berer
Gilte ME oteienigell, Delde nidt 10 gut ge>
balten iuer0en; Das 3meite Derbinoet unb
erbGlt bieie 8orsige. 9ns 8eiiere beItbt
ni6t aIein mebr CUTE Gtgeni6diten pte
bas 0ur6{6nittIi6e, lonoern au6 tue1tqer
ible6te. Wenn II 5tpet nor3itglt6e
Shiere fir bic 3abt gepaart rperoen, be-
ptrft 0ies Elm 8erboppeln Der Gor3ige unb
elm S6eiIen Der Se1ler i'm 8ergleid nit
ben 8or3igeu unb Seblern, iDie lie im
0ahfommeu porbanben itnb. SIS lit etne
leu&tenO, baB Die 3udtpabI ni1ts be-
tpirfen fam, tpenn Die Sbiere nitt porber
bon uneeirobnIth giinitigen 8~eoingungen
umgebelt purben. Qinbererieits lit Die
ainitige umgebung bon renig Nuben obre
cine iorgfdltiae !3udtwabt, neil Die boz
tur6 e~rSielten guten aGrfoL9e bel jeoem
S6iere perloren geben fDnnen. @s gfinoet
feline Wermehruud uu0 feiu Grhdlteu ftQtt.
OesbaIb mug 8etoes 6anb in 6aHb geben.
0ie 3uhtipa6l ailein genigt ni6t. Ser
StammbarIm lit elm SepeiS Der 8ergan9en=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
4fts
QorS.
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Gin Strold BON feitem!. 6eno0en i'm STREET.
erfdofsn. ~

&obert 6ikssralO falerte 0onnerftaa
Qlbeno um Z l1br flint G6Iiie auf 0aniel
0riscol ab unb b%ertpHnbete ibn t0otli6.
9riseoq itarb ant fSretta9 inn County e6oiz
pttal, pdbrenb Sib9eralb balb mad Der
S6ieBerei Der6aFtet ug6 na6 Der QeS=
platneSitr.z Station in 6aft gebra6t purbe.
9te beiben WeGnner batten 0onneritag
Teiertag gen1adt unb Die S9Gnfen Der Nelt=
leite Der gteihe nah a69eitreift. Oils lie. in
Die 8irtbidaft bon Sobn S6miot, SEQ. %
sc. llnionitr., fatnen, tparen lie bereitS 10
a%ugetrulfen, oaB fe 81 itretten %begannen.
Sriscou itteB mieoerbolt 9robungen gegen
ietnen &netpgen0lien aus uno Der Wirtb,
llnDeil a9nenO, lab ii6 9en6tbigt, ibnen Die
T6iire Su tpeiien. l,
Quf Der StraBe iebten file bic. &auferei
aesen SibseraIb aus unb i'm naebiten
N%ugenbltde bate bieier aud i9on ben 9tes
poiOer i'll Der !6ano.
6unf Shifle fra6ten raid auf chamber,
ieber traf. 9riscoI rannte, offs Die slpeite
&ugel i'm traf, auf Die anbere Seite Der
Strabe, 6ibeeralo elite ibm nod unb ~feuerte
aberindls auf iein Spfer. SSt ben ltnters
leib, in Die S6ulter uno bas Bei1 getrof>
fen, ianf 0riscoQ 6lutiiberitr0mt onf bas
Bfaiter. TtbgeralD lubte li6 Der @erbaf>
tun9 burb Die Sludt 5u entsieben, purbe
aber Gal0 oarauf BON ben BoliSiiten 8urfe
unb Gallagher iiberbolt uno cerbaftet.
SibgeraI5 lit ei1 iunser Mrbeiter Der Nan
9anblebabn unb tDobnte, g~etrennt bon leiner
Tamilie, No. 1916 Nuittn Npenue, 0riscoq
trar elm Gbuni6t9ut, Der erit Dor .&ursem
aus Der 8rtoepeQ, fhp er tpe9en WatBbanbz
lung ieiner Srau cine Strafe abbitBte. ents
lolien mar. Seine Samilte po6nt SEQ. "a
Garpenteritr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
Brltenoe bennen su perIeben.

Gielen 2euten md6t eS groBe Wti9e, tpenr
ie cine briitenbe 6en1e. bon ei1em 9laB
na6 eillern anoern brinaen ipolIeu. User
Die @tDerlpenitigfeit elmer 9enue ni6t be-
meiitern fam, trdgt lelbit Die Sbulo. Wirb
DaS !6u6n DDn einem tparlnei1 Jfeit auf ein
falteS eeiebt, 10 fam man ibln ni6t perz
argelt. baB es ith oagegen ftrGubt. Sine
6enne, Die briiten mill, fam man obne
Wtilbe auf Elm lteues 9telt b~rtngen, tpenn es
nur in Der redten 9Seiie gelhtcbt. Wtan
made oas gfelt porber 3uredt uno eripGrme
es, tnbem maj eineu beiBen 8adlteim pDer
Ofenbedel bineinlegt; au6 lege man apet
ooer bret @ier lit tparmes 0aifer. 8eim
9unfelinerOen mirft man eine S0iir3e leibt
iiber ben SOpf Der 9enne urb nimlmt fe
baum bebutIan auf. Qlm rteuen 8labe an
getommen, made man ben &ppf bes Ebieres
fret uno laIie eS ieben. pie man ben betBen
8af'tein ober SfenoeGel berarsninmt unb
Die ertpGrmten @ier bireinleat; bierauf iebt
man es 10 lanft nie mOglt6 auf oas 9ielt
uno felt fir etntge Qlu9enblide Elm 8rett
6aoor.' Wan miro ME bemerfen, bof cine
6enne nidt bere;tpiIigit auf benz tuarmen
nno bequemell 0felte fiben blieb. 9lln mob
iten Sage lit baS 8ritesei6dft in poner1
Sang unb fam alsbaun Der Sab gier
nntergelegt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
Gtrins g. Scans = 100000 pro :
g..Giitden fin @a6sbobnen unb sO.85@
Ito fir 9riiue.
Orb en- iunse 2.Oo@s.5O per 8ui6el.
Wtcbmarft.

Elm 81 bp lei m q rift bctrua bic gu.
fllbr 1000 Stild. 9escn 1856 Gtii6
am norisen Srestas. Yreiie mei6enb, bod
I'M @alSen 9enomlnet lnperGnbert.
8erfauit muroen |. q:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19

"a, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seseuftdube betrefenoe
9Htra9en iinb on Serru 0Ottlicb Senmta8boucM,
SeDIre:9 Vt { D rasfd.: 3u rtdreu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
Cine kinORrl0CfGbe

lift 0etpiB ielten eige ~9iiitlibe fir manGbes Gbepaor.
Mle unb fppourG oie1sm llebel IN fur3er 8eit
obseholieI foereea FAINT seiat Der ,,SettunsSs asn.
eer'|, $50 Geiter. nit 5ablreibea nnturaetreuen 9tis
bern. ipeicaer BON benz alteu NIB belpdbrtsu beutShen
Qeil.5ulsiiut in yew Yort beraus9egcben ,uirb, aui
Bic flo / IF s9siie. Suu9c 2eate. Die In ben Gtan6
Ger Che trtt, il i0nueH. l9Aten bent @pru6 Gdiner's.
b~ebersigen unb ba5 prrtre .iiGe 8a1 IeIen, ebs Te BEN
mt9tig ften 0Grttt bes 2ebenB tbnn. @trb fir
rs gents in 90itliarfeH IN ~beutIber @pratue, {ret mn
ipraiaI. pcrpattt. perIanbt. @breife Deutsches
neilinstitut, IL Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Der gtettHngs.Amfer =, 1T aud) burd1 his
GuG6anolnug BON german Snimoffp, 9to. 276 Oh.
Rortb @ue.. 6tieaQo Sn,. au haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19

S6afe trafen 1000 Gtif sesen 143S
Gtilf am poriseu Sreta9 ein. Preiie unz
perdnbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
9es serSeHeste 2a eaHc'i@e Bolus.
(MirfIi6e @rbBsl
arr aiersa, Slaie, NOrfsbnriIe

graafbeltsR Der aiersa, Slaie, SorFsbnrRIe.
Jhre SehanoIune uno RetIune ohne
maeett=meot5inirutie
RsHuaei6sn: Saafiges ~lIrtniren, eIuiItshen bel
gadat, TIT al %nriuiren, GG11ers peer Brenuen beil1
GaTen be5 MofIer8, goGtr6pfeIa bon Urn. na6bern
bieS gei3epsI, gergrOBsruHs Der @orftebbrtiis
Eriobti1e 9tterentranfbett
Sic entiG,jtbeute wpbitbdtige mtrfun9 pirb eriielA
neil man Die p%ei,!n1ttel Il II mttteIbor
as Gil; pes eeiSesS epptisirt,
np file INb bonn Gr6bten gnseu e~rlueiieu tperben.
Weun Der Bolus ii ben MaftSorm eiH9efhbrt tn
70 rubt er unmittelbGr ont 9iaieHbalS. Slaienftetpe
@afferiu9t Der 9eirse unb GiBs
8ebdnoluno.
SpeCiff6e9 ei|mitte( fdr (pecif(6e ceioen.
/. gpeeiHI6er SasinS, bel @6.pade, Nusflaj.
fen, 6eraflppien. GiidenifmerSeH H. I 10. $500 bic
einssIne 5fontel Der nDIft9neige Sirius NIT hret
Gdbabtelu. nHe 3 Itonote reitbeno. $1,000, :
2. Ssasi1s Np. III. ftr 9saMncridlo6dte.
Cine SGadbitl ihr sinia1e OSes lfti9e Uqie vs.
hrei GhadttlH fIr ibiuere rno onbauerroe SoNe, bet
W6nuern iibsr BEN ~utitttereE. Sabren. iAtpabeu
0euten II. /. ID. SIS. 10 fir 3 Wlonate,o
3. RieseatIaiens ~3aaginS, bel nrin.. @loiegs
nnb Sprnehoriiena9 eltDeroen Gtnc 9badbseI $A00.
anal Ghadtell IS. 90. bret G1aGteIn $1,000.
4, agr1ftt1en0tr 4ttsfnS, b~eionoerS geet9nst ala
Gtarfnns iir Berioueu. tpeid)s teabfhtigeR gu bets
ratbe,l. Cine gaaGteI S4.3G, brsi S4abteln 5000
5. R!ntscimia uuo g. &mrsu3, Gfropbeln. me
rcineS WIut Il, T. ~. Gtur Sthacbtel IS. 90 breinipnnts
Iide 9e6cnDtun9 poer boiler &urinS $1,000. ".
10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19

Am 9 d 10 Ell nemartt BELIEF fi9 bic gu.
fnbr aut $4,000 Stiif 9egen 23.175 StiG
am uorigen Sreitas. Hreiie ftiesen UNI sc.
GertaMft wIrDen II. O.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BrteffaIfen.
6errn ST. S., 6rage: @ds fam man.
tbun, I'm Elm 9tero bonn neberlpringen Der
'i3dune abSlbatten? Qntfport: Gin unberz
fangli6es Ofittel loa folBenoes iein, tueldes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19
@er 9eibet

yfn ether St6rung i'm Magcn NIB bee
Sober an Magenidud9e, llnper.
baulidteit, SopfiGmers ltlib @erfopfura-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-19

i6lolien

J. @unbe s= 16nl01@ Diet n. l@IolIea
bier:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-07
E.-Gorerner. Of Penn.ylrani..

Ex-Governor Pollock was the oldest
ex-governor Of the state alike in years
and in service. He was elected in 1854,
and was succeeded by William F. Packer,
Of Lycoming. who died years ago.
Packer and Pollock each served only one
term, and Packer was succeeded by An
drew G. Curtin in 1861, who served two
terms, and who is yet living, and now
the Oldest ex-governor in both years and
service. Curtin was succeeded by John
w. Geary in 1857, who served two terms,
and died soon after his retirement
Geary was succeeded by John F. Hart
ranft, who served two terms, and who
died in 1889. Henry M. Hoyt succeeded
Hartranft in 1879, the first under the pro-
vision Of the new constitution that made
the term four years, and made the govern
or ineligible for reelection to immediate
ly succeed himself. Governor Hoyt is still
living, and one of our active members of
the bar. Governor Pattison succeeded
Hoyt, and is now at the head of an i'm
portant financial institution in this city
The death of Pollock leaves only three
ex-governors of Pennsylvania among the
living, Messrs- Curtin, Hoyt and Patti
son. Curtin's election goes back to 1860.
Hoyt's to 1878, and Pattison's to 1882
Philadelphia Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-07
Collars That VIII Not WIFE.

Inc old-style paper collars and cuffs
'.au a long run of popular favor, but
,ney disappeared some years since.
"hile they were in vogue their manu-
., ,ao'ure was paying industry. Manu-
'Sc'urers have become convinced that
any OF the men wearing flannel shirts
.oeu prefer to wear the white shirt
ihs the warm weather, in the cities
speeiaily' If they could do it, and at
s sle same time avoid heavy laundry
Wis inventors got the idea, and now
'aoy are making collars and cuffs OF
VIPER mache and creating a large de-
anu ior them, too. The new material
a. - nara TO soil and as easy to clean
= celiuloid' but it's likely to be much
ho ~ popular than that stuff ever was.
Eau IL has no bad smell, doesn't
io, La hre from lighted match, as cellu-
~ ~ used to do sometimes, and is softer
ae SKIN Oh the neck and wrists. 1t
doa. naraiy be told from linen, and yet
n nOosn wilt with Precipitation. It viii
PROBABLY be worn on the street syen.
:. nss oy the men who won't condescend
S,a me nomely flannel shirt-St Louis
siobe- Democrat Ae1A'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-07

At the surgical congress at Berlin Pro-
fessor Gluck. of Berlin, gave an exhibit
ton showing most valuable advance
in surgery-namely, the successful sub
stitution of catgut, ivory and bone freed
from chalk for defects in bones. muscles
and nerve sinews. The juices of the
body are sucked up in the inserted ma
terial, thereby establishing the junction
of the separated ends, without any short
ening of the part. He presented the
cases of patients in whom there had
been an insertion of from six to ten cent?
metres of catgut to supply defects in the
leaders of the hands, to which complete
mobility had been restored. This case
had previously been impossible. In the
case of another patient Professor Gluck
removed a tumor from the thigh, caus-
ing considerable defect in the bone.
He inserted ivory, and no shortening en-
sued. In another case he removed q
large piece of nerve in the groin and in
serted catgut, and the functions re-
manned completely satisfactory. These
are considered wonderful achievements
Pail Mall Gazette
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-07
The Largest Grain Elevator.

The largest grain elevator in the world
was built at Minneapolis Junction in
1885. The building is 1856 feet long, 90
feet wide and 175 feet high. 1t has stor-
ing capacity for 2.000,000 bushels of
grain within its walls. During its con-
struction the carpenters and joiners used
over $500, 900 feet of lumber Of all kinds,
besides 80 car loads of nails, which, if
packed, would make the enorormoua
amount of 10, 900 common kegs; the best
calculators say that the actual number
of nails used in the mighty building will
fall but few, if any, under 10000, 900!
The engine used is capable of handling
175, 900 to 100000 bushels Of grain per
day, or enough during the year to equal
the combined productions of the state Of
Minnesota and the two Dakotas. Two
hundred and fifty cars have often been
loaded at this elevator in ten hours
st. Louis Republic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-07
Queer Part of Book Selling.

One of the beauties of the subscription
system of book selling is this: If the book
is one of dozen, say, that you don't
want at any price, the agent, male and
female created, comes after you in your
weakest hours, and, penetrating to your
most secret lair, demands your piece of
money or your peace of mind. Whereas,
If the book be one of real value and in
terest, one that you, man or woman,
say not less than 1873 per cent. above the
zero of idiocy, would naturally care to
read and own, then what happens7 Why,
then ysu have to seek out the publisher
yourself, who civilly refers you to some
general agent, who casually refers you
to some local agent, who sits in secret
somewhere smiling while you long for it.
Queer, is it not?-New York Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-07

-
II is said that the best walters in the
world are Englishmen, but they do NOT
succeed in the middle class restaurants.
For one thing the Swiss, Italian, OF Ger
man proprietors prefer their own coun-
trymen, but in addition to that, think
they are not, as general rule, 90 fitted
for the task - foreigners. English wait
ers are usually kept in hotels, where they
assume q grave air and are a. solemn AZ
buffers. They are quite a. expensive,
too. Once in Cambridge l staid at .
hotel whose prices were as high Is its
reputation. The head waiter was an op-
pressively solemn man, who so overawed
my youthful spirit that even yet have
kind of horror creep over me when /
remember the last evening meal ate
under his superintendent. felt as il l
were eating my own funeral dinner. For
that repast, and the waiter, I was charged
nine and sixpence. have always con-
ndered they charged me seven and six
pence for him whom could 30 well have
done without. That may be partly the
reason why ] prefer the brighter Swiss
as an occasional attendant Ho is suited
to - restaurant which has plate glass and
gliding about it; the other should never
leave an oak paneled room with rusty
armor high in the solemn shadows above
the wax candles. -Murray's Magazine.