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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11
rowe uud 4NTYSEPTIf
Best of Republican newspapers
The Tribune for 1892.
Roswell q. IIorr on the Tariff.

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vi n,,riHi,i .o, p,-,.opc Uo,r nt \ti.hi.,,,
,n ,,it,S , ,'iIi n'i,' in nm r1,tt
rNE his rrmnrllnhlr articles ON the TariiT.
Reciprocity, Coinage. and the currency.
These topics are AN under >tahdaplr' inc Ike
publican p"llcN WIN rc"ircd 10 al ol tl"hi
l. rl9ht, patriotic ana lluprrsnablr; hul tlu~t
has been thrown IN the paper eyes ANA the
ulr ha, been nIicu Wllh log, by lying ANA
tricky Farm Hci"rm"rs. lHE IRlHl Sc pi ms
nom one to hNe exceedingly entertaining
ton.
articles every week explaining th"~" Qucs
Mr.. Iioir h"gns AT tn" beginning of every
subject, and makes IL 50 clear that everyone
can undcr~tnni ana no one can answer MN
Ask any urighbor what he thinks ot Mr.
llnlr> WRITINGS. lie wl'i zen YOU mat thrN
/ are SrniHI'cIetr enterlnlnih! ana p'iirct'y UNI
illr nil unrstinn.. asked i'm rood faith ON the
TariM, RcciprncitV. Coinage, the Currency,
ana thr projects of I'M. Farmers \llinnr TIiE
/ TnIuI,<r /. The brst nntionul Rrnuhlicnn m
nrr to sunnIemnnt vour lurul nnuer during
i"o5 ~ '"' ''''"' f"i'' ''7
/ How To Succeed la Life
r,,r ,r,,,,,.>, ,,.,u A., ,o,,,oin ,ho ao,.;os
OF articles to Young Men ana Women, penn,cd
INV nd vnntnrcs have nnvrrhrirss si.cerd
/ ed honornhiv ana brillinntIv II viii also
rnniI tn Questions as 70 ,yhnt IVou,,,, ,nnn and
women should do to succeed in lite, under the
! ma - tt II ~ a
! In litr j. cnst Thr rcnIips will re written
/ undrr the direction of Roswell G. Horn.
whose familiarity with American lite and
/ opportunities ana Nhosr "rrp anu cor'i"l
nNHlhliA WIN ~ VII" tIc .li"SsilhS Hl.irr
ahNefs" circumstances promise L" make the
rephes pr"cuo"l an" satisfactorily
Vital Topics of the Day.
tram ,,,,i ,,,I vonnn, ot distin'ri bnL r,n'
mt,tin, t'on,r ti t,''s .sii,d
CDiWn'rc ~. int,s,t '... - ,,iprn,nr E,n.tion
ot III" NJ innritt in Inui,I,tinn i tr inrinIe
Si ,,..,. 80, - t,,,,'',,..,. - =,
Republican, prominent fl public lite; CHARM
tul Tendencies OF Tru.i~. Arid Lands ol
',ip E p,,i ~ io p,,l
C,,,,,,,,,t.., ..pattr pa,, 20. L,fo,,r,I, ri,St
Po-fmnstcr-: - "Importancr ot the Nicaragua
Canal "Nillage Improvements; "our Ger
man Fellow Citizen in America" and many
others.
Agriculture
In addition to the regular two plges week
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11

Popnips arn used as an emblem of sleep
because tine white iG' 'e which Gro's ont of
the stem when yOu liist break tIe flower
off is said to give ease to people who are in
pain and -lhrp to those VINO cannot rest.
This juice is called opium. Oar rcd poppy
gives 50 very little that it would not he
,,orth while to collect il. "A large kind that
has n white blossom j. the plant from
which opium is gathered, which grows in
India, ChiYn and other parts o. Asia.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11

The Volumes of the MAGNZINE begin with
the Numbers tor June and December OF each
year. When no time is specified, sub>crip
tiOns will begin with the Number urrent al
the time OF receipt of order. Bound Volume,
OF IIARPER's MAGAZINE tor three years back
in neat cloth binding, will be sent by mail
post paid, on receipt OF $500 per volume
Cloth Cases, tor binding, 30 cents each-by
mail, post paid
Remittances should be made by Post ofllct
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance OF loss
Newspapers are not to copy This ddrertiSemen
'othoWt the cypress order Of HARPER n BROTH
Frs
Address HARPER a BROTHERS, New
York
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11
All About Ponies,

Poppies wear scarlet coats like soldiers
and are favorites with children, who have
always thought it fine fun to pop the long
buds and unfold the crumpled red leaves
that are inside. Perhaps from this habit
of popping the buds the flower got its
name. Who knows? LIN old England the
poppy is sometimes called the corn rose be
cause it grows in the fields along with the
grain.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11
''T!sE YINE,"

Called, also, the ''REST CURE" because the
;. Wier Mitchell RestTreatment is there made
n speciality
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11
N.PR9SpECT ST., BUaL!NsT0N,vT.

FOR NERVOUS AND lMlLDl IENTAL DIS
EASES.
Sanitarium entirely new, delightfully."- To-
Gated, with all needed conVeuicnces and med
icu appliances. DR.. Willard resides there,
and is pleased to refer to Bishop Bi->cll Pres.
Dwight Yale, Pres Buckham Il. V. NJ,
Rev. DR.. Bliss, Hon. g. g. benedict, Burlng-
ton, Vt.
Board, - To SO Il week. other expenses
reasonable. send tor circular. Il
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11

Loren Towner, Shoreham, VT, two rams to
Campbell Bros, Glencoe. North Dakota; one
ram to Hiram Walker, Valley City, West Da-
kota; three rams to Wright Cowlcs, Mid
dlcburV.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11
DR.. A. j. WILLARD,
PROPRIETOR,

tI.ate, ana tor nearly SIX years .lpt. ana res
idcnt physician OF the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital.l
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11
HOPE, HELP, HEALTH.

Kicka-
poo In
ID i a II
Sagwa,
It h e
gen u
inc In
d i a n
Rene
.dynade
by the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-11

SIDNEY, ONO.
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s. &alteper & Sobn.
@boleiale= tnb Netai1 .9ruaatftet

Sas GetaiI Gei9dft, 5opie bic &e.
eeptur obiger Sirma fnb ole bebeutenb.
tten TT San Wntonio, wopon eSeber
taetdgli@ Id gu iiberaeugen @eIegens
Delt bat. Us berri9t in Der Npothefe
geraoe3n elm pbdnomena!er @erfebr;
man erbdlt bier gges frif9 = bat lit
aueu Oepartements, namentlid aud in
penn oer patentmebiainen = bic gr6Bte
4usmobl, unb bic &eceptur III ben be.
tfen nnb geDihenbafteften 6Gnoen on,
o%ertraut. Dos WboleIale @eIddft
ntn1mt BON Sabr gu Sabr eineu gr6Be,
rem umtaag on, benn Mpotbeter in Der
Staot uno auf benz 2atbe baben bic
@%rfabrung gema@t, baB fe bier oor.
tbetlDatt taufen uno auf bas bromp.
telte beoient tueroeu. Die Jirma salts
e9er itebt nit ben erlten 6dufern Der
ger. etaaten in @%erbinhung unb im=
porttrt biele Nrtifel brett in beoeute1=
ben Qunutitdten. Nuf Mnfrage merben
yretsliien %berianbt. Wir f6nnen allen
tnaieren betrehenben 2eiern ratbeu, nit
obtger renommirten Girma geid6ftIi1
an3utnipfeu.
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moth Far aRstterI

@or iiber so Sabreu fdOn tuurbe Wats.
Winslo.u's SOOTHING Sprup Don MiIs
lionen BON Mittern beirt 3abnen bet
Qinber %ansetrenbet. Mirf gu TN
S@lafe bur@ bas S@reien eines Rinbes
geff6rt, bas I'm 3abutu III unb Dor
Sdmersea tuetnts Weun 70, Iafe iofprt
etne GIoi9s bon safrs. Mtnslow's Soy.
thing gprap" bolsM. gsin @srtb til IN.
be3ablbar. gs tpirb benz tleinen 2eibeno
ben iofort Qinberung beri@afeu. Ser.
laBt Gu1 barauj Mtitter, es lit fein
3peifeI baraber. Sc beilt Dplenterp
unb Oiarrbos, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Wieren, beleitiet Mino 2cIif, cts
tpei9t ben @auren, perbinbert gntains
oung unb ffdrft bas game GpHem.
vMirs. Winslotns Soothing Gprups
fur 3abnenbe Ginber lit angenebm In
@eIGmaf unb bas Me,ept ifammt bon
einenn Der beffen peibliGen Merate In
ben Ser. 6taaten. Sc lit BET alien
Druggiften In Der ganaen WeIt 3a boz
ben. Preis rs @ts. per 5IalGe.
Qauft ni1ts anberes oils Wrs. Miass
lotps Gootbing @prup.
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Grfrenlide 8otidaft fir 2anbrenter
Nene bemti@e 8plpmie.

Sn Nnerfennung bes 6leiBes, Der
Musbauer, Der Si9tigteit unb bes ebs
rentpertbeH Characters ber beutiden
Jarmet, bal bic gap Nranias 2ano &
Smmtgratlon gompagnie, mel9e eiaen
groBen Sbeil Der pegen ibrer aroBen
Gru9tborteit unb hires angenebmen
un6 gefunben &limas b~efannten ,et.
Charles 6albiniel" beHbt, bef9lDfeu,
bieiss apsge5ei4nete Gaub nit beutiden
9auern unb Sbft3ibtern gu co!oni.
fren. Siefes 2onb liegt In Mranias
Sountp, Seras, an Der Suite bes meris
fanii@en @OIfes.
Der Booen 1T nit @anb unb ser.
feBten seemufGeln gemif9t, baber
lst9t gu ~bearbeiten, auBetoem bat er
ben groben gor5ug Der unterbew1He.
rune. Sas &esenmoHer bleibt ni9t in
PffBen fteben, langiam berbuntenb
uno ben 8oben fauernb. mie bns in 10
manden 8esenben Der Gau it, foabern
IS 3iebt our9 ben loderen go0en unb
nereinigt fi6 nit benz iberaa unter Der
SberFd NUT nenise SUB tief 3u fins
benoen Wa1er; in JpIge beffen 1T Der
goben tpentge 3ol unter Der Obers
fd9e INNER feu9t, feIbit in ben troden.
ten Sabren unb eisnet f9 beBbaIb 10
portrefHi6 fdr Semitic unb Obhbau.
@s gtebt fein 2anb auf Der WeIt, mo
Der Wein nd6ft mie bier, unb er reift
mebr als einen Wonot fraber, als in
Californian.
IS ffnb idon einige Deuti9e bier,
unter anberen Grib Zimmerman, mel.
der friber auf ber Stats : Mderbaus
ihule nabe 8rpan aIs @drtner ans
seife0t NOR.
STR Sagblieber unb Slider 1T es
bas refine parabies. SIS lit bier cine
CUTE @eIegenbeit fur einen @eImdftss
mann, UNI einen tleinen GauHaben,
perbunben nit gauhol3banbel. an3us
fangen. bic 2ompagnie pirb ben Store
bauen laFen.
Was bas 2anb 10 empfebIenstpertb
ma9t fur bisberige &enter, III, baB bic
&ompagnie ben Seuti9en 10 ginItige
&aufbebingungen fe1t, Re brauden
tdmli4 bas erfe Sabr feinen Sent @elb
ar5u3ablen, aber mii1en ft9 foglei6 aas
febeln unb eiuen SbeiI ibres 9ep1bltent
2anbes bebauen. gs wir6 rlur an
10 irtlide NniiebIer, aber nidt
an Speenlanten berfauft. Deutf@e
tperben in ieber ge3iebung bepor3ugt.
Die &on1bQQnie bot 6errn Qouis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-02
aat, NM basnbleibem.

Dteie 5eimtadiiae unb sefdsrltae Sprm Der SnFu=
eusa, rpel9e BITE Gerste be8 eurppdii&en Continents ala
gGrppe@ su besei4nen Bethlehem, f@eint ~bteSieits hes
atlantti4en Seeans ibren bauernben @pbnfis aufsss
i9laseu gu boben. Sic feat f9 Elm, IrbaIo tibleS
@etfer e~tniritt, ni6t ielten aud ~rpdbrenb Der Spmriers
mpEate. SIM Grhbia9r s~raltrt Fe. 0tats fhldst
ibre erfs Gttade 10 wtrfiam ab ober bilt ibren ipateren
neber5dueu 70 TAPER Stanb, als Ssfetter'8 Wedaens
bttterS. Der trdtttsenee itdrtenbe GinNus bteies
ipDbltbnenben tontfden Mtttels i6ist bas Spitem
8esen bic Gefabren, pelHe i&pd4li@en GpnItttutipz
men tauptia4lih aus fhneuem Iemperaturipe@ie
e~rpadien. GS p~erbreitet ppbItbueube Wdrme buvt
has @emebe, nnb bieie TIT bas bette 0prbeusunssmttz
tel ge9en G~rfdltunS nnb neutraltfirt bic MBirtunsen
Der talten nub ieuhten Guft auf eine fur beren uinHuHe
ionft lei4t empfdnslt4e CARTE Contribution. Set DpSs
pepiie, 2eberIetben, @eritppfuus, 6beunatismn8
malarii6en unb Mterenletben 1T fein @ebraudb Tets
BON beften Grfcls ~besleitet.
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Sun CINDERELLA s@uasgtpre.

Gde0ou It o ftraB BE u. Mbe. 6,
1T foebea ansetommen: Sin GROCER
Vorratb BON GinSer 3 Slippers unb
S9uben bon rs Gents ~aufpdrts.
9amen 3ies uno Slippers BON rs
Gents aufmdyts bis gu ben feinften
Qualitdten.
Sas 2ager in Damen. uno 6eiren.
s9ub3eug, bod ooer. niebrig se. 9nit.
ten, nit Der 0anb Ober Maidin, BE.
ma&t, 1T groBartis, gu preifen, bic
Seoen in @rftauuen feben miRen.
User feines unb 3uglei6 bauerbaftes
S9u1tpert trageu mill, faufe i'm @in'
oereGa S9ub.5 Store.
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u. 6. garis. 8. 81. Mot5tpeu
PARIS & ROTHWELL.

pbotograpbtf@es atelier,
SO. IL unb Ii Wef. Commerce. trabe,
San Nntonio. 9te ~anerneueiten Sens
res In photographer fein oussefibrt,
ebenio elegant tpen,1 ni9t better, tpie
irgenb mel9e i'm Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@rabon Yortraits unb ale 9tten bon
8ergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni9t Gremben, I'm fie bergr6Bern 3u
lafIen, tpern bic Mrbeit bier bon her.
anttuortti9en Rttnflern aur bolen gu,
frieoenbeit ausgefRbrt .uerben fam.
Wir liefern nur Mrbeit erfer &la6e ab.
Nnf6ten bon @ebduben nerber aufs
genommen unb ele Muftrdse auberbalb
benz MteIier prompt beforst.
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Hof5aae net, Gurpua.

Die Wgenfur bes perm W. 5,
Ooung, 80. l Commerce ; @traBe,
San antoniD, reprdientirt bic
Dampfer bes NorboeutI1en Slopbs, TO-
uie bic Der 6amburGer Mftien . @eiea,
i6aft unb III 6err Doung I'M Stanbe
bic btIIi ten Raten gu geben,
ertbeilt bereitwilig iebe gepiini6te Gus.
fauft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
ibergebenen yuftrdse. Wer mad Gu.
ropa gu reifen tpiinidt, ober 8ermanbte
beribertommen lafen nil, tpembe a9
on genannte Mgentur.
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galffpruia.geetne.

@einliebbaber Hnben Elm groBes So
ger BON feineu california Weinen Bel
0errn S. s.. Meper am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err Meper iudt bic Weine
an Drt unb stelle aus uab fauft birefi
aus benz Seller Ter Weinai6ter. Oils
gutem aenner gelingt es Tim iiets, bic
beften Scrten aus3umdblen. st fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilten nit einem
guten Sropfen nerieben. &otbs nnb
DeiBmeine In bor3heI,6er Qualitdi
BON tebt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
ting 9aus geliefert.
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Sem geebrteu Eablifum

bic gang ersebene Mn3eige, baB mir
burd uuieren neuen Sanfuagetl in ben
Stanb geiebt fnb, 2ampen : Del unb
@aioline unieren Runoen ins Daus 5u
Iiefern uno bort boraumeHem. @afos
lines unb Oelfannen NIT 9rabn fibrt
BET Wagen fteis nit unb fSnnerl ben
geebrten Gunben auf 8erlangeu aur
Benubung iberlafen tuerben. I'm &c.
nei9ten 3ufpru6 bittet bic
Miffton Oil Co.,
(Snbaber s. %. u. G%romberg.)
IL u. NlamOifrabe. Selepbon 543.
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SER 6. S. Waaaer, SO. 217 OF

&err 6. s. Maaaer, $50. 217 on,
6ouffDn , StraBe bdlt fets bas bpls
fommeufe Eager In 3ei9enmateria'
lien, 2apeten, Garben, @las, Gpiegel'
gIas, Biloerrabmen, 5irniRea unb allen
3ei@nens unb MaIers utenflien. Rtnf.
lerif9 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuet.
ten &c. finb tn einei iebens.pertben @als
lerie aur MnR@t unb gum @erfauf auss
gefeQt. SIN &apeten unb 3immerbefos
%rationett TT bas @ei@madboafe unb
Weaeie bort au finben.
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g0m. WRuth,s

@arten. unb Gon3ert.2rta
auf benz @oubernments Sisel, seser,
iber bonn gingang gum parabeplab.
Sie SniaRen BON 2utf9en tperbetl bonn
8arroom aus bebient. Nngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @rnBer bors
siigli9 pentilirter Saal. Smportirte
Meine, feline Wbisfies, 2%iqu6re, ftets
porsisliGes Bier; feine @tsarren. 5 Is
ben Sonntag Sc Don
4 ubr ab groBes SreisGon3ert
Mbenbs Ball. Dos 2otal ftebt
pribatgeieai6aften our 8erfIsuue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-02

= Die beuti9e Rsi@s . &esierung
bofft, i'm stanoe gu iein. bel @r6fnung
bes Rei6stass ben 4bidluB eines neuen
6anbelsbertrages Smif9en Seuii6lanb
unb Bel8ien bemielben unterbreiten 3u
f6nnen. Sie 8erbanblungen tperbea
fGon feit Idngerer 3eit awti6en benz
ausldnbif9en Mmt tn Berlin unb
BEN bort aftrebitirten beIsii6en Sc.
iaubten sepIogen.
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say- Die ausae,eidueten Maffer.

ray Die ausse3ei@neten Maier.
Sarben.p Portraits ansefertigt
BON Der Girma 9aris & Rotb.
NELL. fnb Smeifelos bic befen urb
funhgere6teiien bic lie im Staate ges
3eist uuroen. Sober, ber auf bieie
Weiie pbotrgrapbii9e M~ufnabme1 ber=
grbBsrt babeu min, Der befu6e unier
Mtelier SO. II unb 13 % 6 o ms
merce 9traBe, unb bei@tise
bieie Nrbeit.
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@ pancoaf & Sobn fnb
bic Ngenten fhr bic beribmten gtutt.
garter 8eluHbbeitss lnterfleiber. Ners
fu9t fe; He fnb bic beffen i'm Martte.
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~ 2abt Cure Nushse bel 9 a NJ
coat & 5obn anfertisen. Sbr fins
bet bort cine groBe WuspobI por3hgli=
der 5tofe; man liefert quite Mrbeit
uuo Wass fgt portreffi9.
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q Mle Nrten bon MdbsMai9inen
tperben utter leiGten M53ablunes . Bes
btnsuugen berfauft BET Grips, 40S
MDe, E.
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9eutime Sob Office.

Deutfde, iotpie ensIii6e Druid Mrs
beiten merben prompt unb biIig eers
fertigt bon Sobn S9ott SO. Z
Wrrb prefas 5traBe. auftrdge
orn auBerbalb erbeten.
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Hr Minfeab & Adams ia.
ben iebt ibr 8efddft er6ffnet unb ieben
benz 8efu9e bon Suaben e~nigegen. auss
Gerifet nit einem 6uBerif rei9baltigen
2ager bon 9erren'S oilettes Mrtiteln al
Ter Nrt. bon Siiten. Rrabatten, Rrogen
unb Man6ettea &c. 237 SH.Soufoas
6traBe.
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AZ Ssbermanns 2iebIings ; Mdb,
Maf6ine lit The Standard. Mau faufe
cine unb wirb fi9 babon iber3eugeii.
gu baben BET s. %. CRIBS, 408 Mbe. E.
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AemtfA Wnali5dbe Gtbmle,
ean Nntentet ftIa1.

an HHttHtH Lt1NH.
auertannt ti9tiee 2ebranHaIt fir Rnabeu
sab Mdb@en; fef breibls Sabren in roget
Btrtjomiett. Bertreffi9e 9fbrfrdfte inter Be,
pdbrter Setting. Der eneiij@sn SpraAe pirE
pie ber beutf9en, boIe Gednung 8~etrassn.
Aueerbem l1nterridt I'm Gpanif9en. Ginger,
s.aben borbereitete Gdiler fabtu teberaeii
Nufhatme. sidtere Mnstunt erttetIen Gen
g.. 0rooA srdfibent bes GduI- Borfapbes
unb m nj Harbtds Dtteftst bsr anaali
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@sriiasrt eusr eissntbum bel elm part.
The morning call., 1891-08-30
TORN BY BEARS.
The Terrible Fight of Colorado Hunt

The Terrible Fight of Colorado Hunter
With Two Bears-A Death struggle.
Probably one of the best-known hunters
and prospectors of Colorado is old John
Yule. Yule has been in the mountains for
over twenty-five years, and makes a
speciality of bear hunting. He is now in
Kansas City recuperating from his lates
experience with the animals. Yule was so
badly torn that he concluded to come here
where he has relatives and spend the sum-
mer while he is undergoing treatment for
his injuries. Yule tells the following story
of the adventure which nearly cost him his
life:
II was up near the headwaters of the Tu-
niche Creek one day early this spring when
the snow was going off rapidly. 1t was
rather warm for the season ard very sloppy
and muddy. Near the top of the hill no.
ticed bear track which l knew had been
made the night before, and followed it until
l saw where it had entered into cave or
cleft in the rocks. From the general nature
OF the ground l knew that the hole was not
deep, so l determined to smoke the old fell
low out / built fire at the mouth of the
hole and it had barely got to going be-
fore big cinnamon bear came rushing
out and Knocked me over as he ran. /
quickly got my gun and pumped lead into
him as he ran, but while doing this another
bear came out of the hole and almost ran
over me. ! gave him a shot, but instead of
running off as the other did he showed fight
and knocked my gun from me at the first
blow. l had my knife and we had hard
tussle, but he fell dead just as | was about
to give up from exhaustion. / had hardly
got my breath before the other bear came
back looking for fight also. l tried to get
my gun, but he was on me before I could
reach it. l made desperate slash for his
throat, and then as he took my left arm be-
tween his teeth and began to hug and bite
me felt for his heart. Tha pain in my arm
was so great that tainted, and when re-
covered | found myself lying in the dead
bears arms. My last blow had sent the
knife directly through his heart. had TO
slit the muscles of his jaws before l could
get my arm out of his mouth."-Kansas City
special to the Fort Worth Gazette,
The morning call., 1891-08-30
AMERICAN GIRLS.
Those who Are Taken Abroad 10 Be Edu-
Gated.

AS rule the American girl seeks Europe
for special study, either of music, art, or for
the purpose of acquiring one or more of the
Continental languages German, French
and Italian. The question is where, when
and how to use time and money most prof
itably-i. E., 10 which province or cities to
go; whether to enter at once a pension
school, where only French. German or Ital-
ian is spoken; or to live in some family
where either language is spoken exclu-
sively; or to take rooms and live en-
famiile, taking. perhaps, some meals at res
taurants. Each method has certain advan-
tages, also some objections. In deciding
where 10 go, for instance, to learn German,
the Berlin cult Will say: % In Bavaria the
language Is not spoken so purely as in
Northern Germany; while the south Ger
man habltant claims the better accent, the
Saxon and Austrian Germans have each
local claims; but, in point of fact, German
Is well spoken and well taught by educated
people throughout the German empire; yet,
In each separate province. peasants and
laborers and their children speak dialects
which are as distinct as are the languages
OF the different tribes of American Indians,
and can be understood nowhere else. Hence
the conclusion that, all other things being
equal, one province is as good as another
for acquiring the language.
One OF the greatest objections to the pen
sion or b0arding-schOol is the insufficient
diet. European cooking is so different from
American and, at first. So unpalatable that
young girls who ought to have appetizng
and nourishing food, and plenty of it, could
not be sufficiently fed. Then, again,
though these schools guard very carefully
their pupils, association with girls SO differ
emily taught, and whose moral training may
or may not have been the best, also the abb
sence OF home and religious helps, is a vital
objection TO pension schools. or these
schools the Swiss are said to be the best,
and in them French is far more readily
acquired than in the Paris schools where SO
many American girls are sent, aud where,
as would naturally be the case, the English
speaking pupils associate and as a matter
Of cour.e, communicate in their own lam
guage.-Mrs. A. q. Lewis in the September
Ladies' Home Journal.