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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

The essential lung g-heaiing prlnciple
of the pine tree hss finally been success
fully separated ard refined into q per-
feet cough medicine. DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine syrup. sold by all dealers
on n guarantee of satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

7 Er pAso Tex. Sev. ii.-Rsmon
Gsnsara ard Miss Ferss eloped Mon
s,.y frsrs oasdrsli.- Nex.. rs niles be-
low ,hs city s-a caught The train
st the Rio Grsnde station on
the Southern Pscs3c railway Upon
hearaias the trsis Jsse Perea .
rerhe~ Of the isav. got On 10 stop she
rnsswsvz GsaSara epesed are shoot
iar Persz n the hse Psrss returned
,he Gre kfilisg essdsrs isstsstly.
Mis- Pe~e- IL . coussa % Frsssseas
f1s~s ~ NN~7>y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

NoRFoLk. Va, Nov. 1L-Hsnry Cur
tis teolored), who killed as old man
named Waller, near Tanners creek, on
Septe IA Der s, 1sss suffered the extreme
penalty for his srlE.e Ia the Ports
mouth jail yard Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Live sssck.

CHICAGO. Nov II.
CArTtE-Market rather active. ana prices
steady aad unchanged Quotations ranged
at SSofs69 for prims to shipping Steers:
A2ols4So for good 10 fancy do; $50
240o for comrron 10 medium do; % eOG9s 25
for butchers Steers; G.sc9eso for Stockers;
t2oos3i0 for Texans; q. 5os9%4o for Rangers;
e. 5aa3iO for Feeders; 81 5oD35o for Cows;
N.2562.s5 for Bulls, anu s2.5osa Is fer Veal
Calves
HoGs-MarSet was rather active and prices
without material change. Sales ranged 81 $2 IS
036o for Pigs; "a. i5ss3 20 for light: sS.55aS7 IS
so- rough packing; s3so1s s5 for mixed, and
y. - "a 10 for heavy packing ana shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

\ located in Naufexim Wexford. esceoss
znd 8Sktzon ecu ties AZ from = 20 81 y Z
sefe 20 iEaprevss arms Ia every az ei 's-
state, some esEecia y fac enes nesr .e-s esta.
lis SCI cheap fer cash o. -nehsnze Tor otteT
properly 50 l1rxe list 20 e ~ yreprt =.
Cal snd see rs. Geo. p Lesis Co. ever -
Asnreest.. Grznd Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
ShOAf sPEUlALS

: TIE Rrcokiyr bridge vss cpe~ 1850
o loss ~ SIS, isS during October
lanes y Cooper has resigned ~
rnensker - the Mirhiran ~ostd's FAIR
s0rsznisssess
Returns 80 the department. ~ sert
enlsnre are sos fsvorshls for geod
eld sf cs-ttoa
IAe oElelzi vote sf Hsmiisoa county.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

MoSrAsvE. Mich, Nov lL-deerge
A. Ward. of this place. died Sunday
after sleeping since May l. He weighed
ftsy Pssaas a. tAe time of h.s death
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
THE MARKETS.
Grain. frovisisss. Ete-

CHICAGO. Nov. IL
rIous-oaiet. Spring wheat Patents. u 90
Dsoo Bakers. sS75oaso; Winter Wheat
Flour Pasents, a. so2s %, straigkts, ass 440
WasAT-Ruled stronger aud higher. No 9
cash and November. S44ss5~e, December,
u &ss96 &C. and May. eiV21. SIG3. ~
CosS-Has fairly active and easier. No. .
ss41s5.c Ne. yellow. see; Ma 3 new. 47ls
47S.c. No. ) Yellow. aew. 49et$ssc; November,
s3s.9Sae. December and Year. Iaoh = &i5s4 9,
May. ss sftsskc.
oArs-Weaker No. cash. siGs2c. De
eemssr. 81. sl1se; May, 32a333c. samples
in fair supply aad easier. No :, 3ist3ec; No 3
White. Scsse, No & ss.gSsA.e; No. White.
s3l5so.
RYE Quiet ana shade weaker. Ne. cash,
&c; November, &c ard December. $50
BArLEY-Low grades fair sale and better
grades slow. Poor unsound sOS+4e; common
faash mailing. 4s9<so; fair to good, <sSSS2c,
choice heavy and bright A<.ssc. aad fancy.
ooaSic.
MISS PoRx-Trading rather limited and
prices steady. Prices ranged At saS7isSss "
for cash; as 3oes.s IS for November; ss32i. <sS %
fer December, and sil 201s II Is for January.
LARD-Mzrket moderately active and prices
steady. Quotations rar ged ~ ~ io<so. i2Sa for
cash; 3s0Tta 10 fer November; S6. 1000. l2H
for pece oer aud d. 2sss %. ; tor January.
PoULrAY-Liss Chickens, e,stSs'sc per ID; !;
Live Turkeys. 7aloe per ID Live Ducks $3.50
per ID. Live Geese. siooa6 s5 per dszen
BurTEa-Creanerv. 202ssc, Dairy. ls2s5c;
Packing Stock. is'si6c-
OILs-Wiscorsln Prime White. Sc; Water
White, $40: Michigan Prime White sHc; Wa
ter White, 1859; Indiana Prime White. sac;
Water Waite Ice; Headlight, IT'S test s,,c;
Gasoline. 81 des's. lac; ~ deg's. $40
LIoUoEs-Distiiisd Spirits remain arm on
the essis Of 81. Is per sal. for nnished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
NoFBT TO Loan.

To YoU WANT N0SEYS-if % yos vii
~ hnd 10 to youF sdyantsse to SEE as before
borrowing
Neaase iosns On household goods rfsnes
horses. wsgens or personal pr prfff q sty
kfnd 81 toe lo~est EossIete rats as "a he
quickest pcss hie tine.
Gar loans are made -ifseuf raeiicliy ssa
The property is ieff 10 year undisfaFsed pes
se<StoB.
Aasas ear - carried ss iong ss desired ~
csc b pad In tad o. y psrt. ef sns me -
sat year eohxen eEce. ana sns rsrt psid -
eqCes fae cesf 81 cer rfrs tAf esn-
II zee ore hessnce en- fnrE tsre, pisse ~
cff-r BRO serfe. ~e Wi r1y Il up fof yea as
cary Il Gs sBE a. Yea desire.
otfF oesces ar ne mos -ssz3f ta tae csty
ars are 80 eFrsaxNa fhst parttes ealing HpHa
q msr be ssftea npea eaieky sed eeerte
ss3sfV
Re7nenss~v ftsf vsa have ne us~ - sefh ths
trsreftr sn1 fss rase-y zaa csn yetsrn fhs
meaey a. e6x hmA
GRAND EAPIDS MORTGAGE 10 An Co.
Ees4a z fbser hfocs
Corner - Htsree. Resfi 500 Csasssrs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

Th@ svses sock lec~fee en Ns~f Brsasest.
rss ~ a. snf Isl Il FOR ssss Beet eentsiEs
fsr~e sfs~e@ TIE secons Seer - q suite< Of
Yoorus sEsshse 49, esaees 80 he9s~te~psDk.
property II sels n z asys 1Hau-t ~
a LoE8. - West Bridges
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

RADCLIFF < HOLT-Reliahe upholsterers
IL u III South Divislon-sf-. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men anc
viii give you regular rates. whether Jou ssk
for them or not by 'phoning No. 90 or Too after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Lily white.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four.
Try me LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Nrs wT~sfow' s9eTHrvs sysrr has been used
Tor chilsrrn sretatsz. II soethes N. child.
ssffeFs the guns aiisys al pain. cures wind
esslle ard Il far b~st remedy for aiarrboea-
Tweass-nve eeats bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chspped hands. eaIiblsfns,
corns snd AL skin sruptsons, and posi-
tIvely cures psies, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed 20 give perfect sstisfac-
ton or Bsoney refunded. Price . cents
rer hox. For ss z bY Peck Bros. drug
r>Sfs. ocruer Nengee aud p5vslor,-sts
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

SIMPLY spriv 'sswsyys's 0fxrwFxr.'.
No internal asedse ne required. Cares
letter. eczsnns. Itch. al eruptiors ou
the face. hs1ds. rec, ETC, lesvsnr the
s&.a siesr. ~aiss ana heslthr. fts
srest assisnz Ard eafsavs powsrs srs
poss~ssef ~ 30 etssr rsnsesfy. ask
Tcur dFaxxasss fer s~ssxs's ovxr-
uHSr@
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
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III NhffA Elnur


Made by VALLEY City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, ls lsmlly fsvorIte. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Peckhsm's Group Remedy cures
waeoplng cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

For Esrsche. Toothacne, Sore Throat,
Swellsd Neck. ana the resu!. of colds
and Inflammation, use DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil-'hs great pain destroyer.
0In . eres : any cases OF Asthems.
+ SOS Cure sof Consumption will give
fe ef thasIs almost equal to cure. -
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
DeG0LlA BROS.
pk1Lkxs -
Real Estate, BUSINESS Exchange
AND LOANS
S and 9 lover Block

FOR sALE-or exchange; los acres Il mnes
ofsh-ra seai Cay io@Ia' Iais l. Se. farm:
price $40.
lNok sAlE-or exchange; 50 acres a. miles
iron Aiadiesltle Barry county, raam
ho1ss- new l2rge bAra, good out uiid aga gooo
sSA- - acres seeded snd "A acres of wheat on
the ground; price S.s0.
FOR fAcHANGE-l8 acres ~ miles fram
Nss ~na. Atie.aR county With t~o houses
-, Ane sse .~.se barns. seea orchard. ~ acres
south eRd pnopeftss price 6.aoa
~h sALh-or exchange; % acres niles
i.iA city clay iosIn. new hogSs, nae
place ioi gardening; pface $500
TO EAChANGR-Far fArm within 10 or Il
miles oi eifs. two houses and Two lois ON
last Ia oA4fa-st. lAcgnberauee ana
Nonia take small inoumberance. ii you MiSh 10
k0i so"e elis property here Is your chance.
Io kAChANGk-for iarm; s-reom house I'm
EoItnrIh pArt oi ihc cityi large lot with
i"ii nAih' "o1.a pas some cash diaereaoe.
'tV EACH AA6E-fer FARM 2 nice housc, On
a. Soeta loalAst this Is en "a eood resi-
uenec iroprrts: owner Noula pay tlnn 10
S-s.1i cash dir nee Tor good izrms Price of
his property y 90.
TO EAcHAAGE-for farm near some small
ftiSgr. leroem house and two xscaat
lots IA harth end. al worth sSsa; 40 incam
pef%Ate and woei4 pay some cssA II necessXI
no EAeHANGE-For farm within IS m,F
city. ero0m house IN southern psH
aHcS.
kOR fAIK-s7 acres af land 10 miles s.vs.
ahd east of ely; A. acres Improved bsls1 q
oeecis; maple AID OAK timber small be asa
large barn and other out5Hil0ineS S acres ar
caardi sol clay loan; best larIn Ia tie conn.
~; price &sJo1
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

lVhchbb-EAc1[a14a
TOR sAIE-A horse. cheap. "A 5. Division
A. street 32l
E'OR sALE-At grest bargain good steam
nsuffag aud srist r39il. vel located IN a
farming couatTy and in the very best repair
Can be made TO do ahHe business and has
always pad we'll But must be sod AZ great
"a aSce o~eing 70 the death 81 = owner. or
will trade for good Grand RaFids property:
Call =; g. and g New Hosseman block. A. r.
AntiSdsi- 5lHtf
LOR SlLF-Cheaps q good paying business
Il 90 West ErldTeg. TfzseFala a frank
ford y West Briage-st. real estate snd are
Insurance agents: teiepkone l11
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Is oI u. 70 PCT 9AI. TOT nEIsntu gOOuS-
NEW YORK. Nov. IL
H9s.c. reacted &c; mod

NEW Sohh. <~ov- III
wHsAT-Acvanced HG.c. reacted &c; mod
erately active. December. sl07a los, Janu-
ary. ios;44LesS. February. H.'os s3LliA;
April. 81. i3ss i3s Nav. 81. i3tLI3ts-
CoHS-pull kISc lower. easy. No. e $50
Oc.
OArs-Quist easier. Westel a, 37744c.
PRovrsIoNs-Besf quiet, unehanged; extra
mess. o. Oo9t 1910: family, SiLOosi2o0. Pork
quiet and steady; new mess. $50 -; Old mess.
s975; extra prime. sIo0o6Io5o Lard armeS
quiet, steam-repdsrcd 1.47h.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

SssfI f0kNs-Far ssseft In. ss sas fsrra
e xees - ssg1tss frsas A. waser. ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
B0ARDBRs.

ttANTED-A few ladies and children to
" boar'i. price of board and room for ladies
g. .. for children $40; 81 SAawmut-aye. up
stairs Reference inquitef- 30
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

E0R SALE-Houses and lots in different
parts of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards Lots aud acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. At a bargain. Dr.. Eeen-
boer. is Bostwick-st. sStf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

EoR sALE-''lNe got $500. want TO build
ahouse. Y Ou can't 10 IL. Why noi.
". Tufrs mofks il the otaer way. lie Duilds
them by the dozen ana can sell you a Sot1J
house Tor s4.Uvu. a3d On monthly pasments.
easy rent. Houses ali prices IRON oi.oJJ 10
s5.010. Vacant lots irom 500 10 sl.oU. No
commission as he sells for himself only. [.
W. Tufts. 80 Ottawa-st-. foot OF Foe tain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

CLEVELAND, o., NOV. IIe
PErnofEuM-Easy. Standard white. no,
exc; "a gssoliIe. &c; s. gasoline lee; % uAph-
tha, 5so
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

TOR SALE-Thirty million good white pine.
located on The Upper Penimsular; has b en-
damaged by fire. and must he cut at once; this
can be had very cheap. Call at 81 Houseman
block. A. X. Antisdel. 25lu
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Er.tish Conmsat-

LoSpoS. Nov. Ii-Commsntiag on
the Behrinx sea matter the News says:
Both parties may be congratulated,
and it may fairly be hoped that no
party considerations will treubls the
passage of the agreement through the
senate or Interfere with pc aeeful and
honorable settlement"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
IT'S Il BARGAIN /
MY RESIDENCE ON HENRY ST.
Lot 5ox1&.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Enquire of 70 Canal-st. OF "a Henry-st-
+. N. WILLIAMS

GRAND RAPIDS according 70 the latest
" orlc. A survey. Is stt III Michigan, ana
l. :. ProsIn continues 10 sell real rsiAtr As
che sp as hers Room 9. Loseii hlseA, OPP
sscet's Hotel.
yF0R SALE-1he best bargain ia the market.
A handsome niodern collage. no. DuliatAs
ea park-aVe, rooms with hay window. ltsh
ground. lot 48Sl-4. Alley IN rear. fflct s@ss,
lerIast 10 suit purchaser. Isaac ID. Turner. j.
New Housemaa block.
WILLIAM II. GILBERT, room Hiddieomb
w building. is Offering special bargains II
houses and lots aad vacant lots. III Aoa lave
pr p rty 10 sell or exchange 20 a1d see o.i-
tcFtss. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
wANTED-A6ESTs.

EXTRA ORDINARY oFFERING-s4eoO to
- 500 a year assured to general agents. 81
10 sc per day 10 canyassers A permanent
aid convenient business. No com petition:
E cry lady possible customer. Address wit h
=. c. stamp. Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Co..
LynB. Mass. ga
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
FOR RRNT-RuSlNESS PI .UES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANT ED-Music. piano and organ lessons
W given by Mrs. 5. Burch. % w. Broadway
street. 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

WANIED-Eyery young man to step in and
w see what we can do with them in a pair
ofrantS. suit OF clothes or oyercost made 10
order. koi2t. HeTpolsheimer a Co II
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

SgOLD-Bush Of Roses. Blush OF Roses. Blush
- OF Roses. Blush Of Roses every day and
every hour at White X Whites and they have
just purchased another gross.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26
BUSINESS IN GENERAL.

The Prospects Unusually Bright-COl.
lectioas Improving at Most Points
Etc.
r. G Dun & Cos. Review OF
Trale for the week ending September
18Th says:
"The hot weather at tho West is
worth to the country many millions
every day. Each clear and closdl~ss
day places millions Of bushels of corr,
beyond tho possibility of harm from
frost, aud 4 great part of tho antic,-
pssed crop is alre ady safe. The large
crops mean that the farmers will Dc
enabled to purchase more freely OF the
products of other industries, and will
pay this Fail = va.t amount of indebt>
edness. In four months ending Sep
: mber l.t about 264 per cent. of the
mortgage debts on farms in Kansas,
Or about 10000. 900. had been paid.
Several hundred millions will thus be
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26
FOOD 6OlNa To WASTE.
Farmers 10 California Caas~t Fisi
Market for Their Potatoes.

Market fur Their Potatoes.
Sacramento Bee.l
While thousands Of people are actu-
ally starving in some Of tho foreign
countries. food is going to waste in
California. The state seems to have
moro produce than sho can dispose Of.
The granari are almost bursting
with cereals that have been crowded
into them. The orchards have put
forth such an enormous quantity Of
fruit that only . portion Of il can
be disposed Of, and vegetables arr
simply . drug in the market. This is
particularly tho situation in the case
Of potatoes. Such n vast qua. tity Of
~pu.is WAS raised this year that thou
sands are being allowed to 60 to waste
in the fields.
Samuel Laveneon, Of this city, who
owns \ ranch down the river, told a
Bee reporter to. day that in the Pear
son reclamation district alone 70 les
than 10000 bushels Of potatoes would
not he digg.d, for the reason that it
would not pay to do so. Mos, u the
potatoes down that way were grown nv
the Italian and Portuguese gardeners
Some Of them plow. d up the spuds.
allowed them to remain upon the
ground tor fertilizers, and planted
corn and beans.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26
The EDITORS Appeal.

From the saltwater tMinn.) Democrat
| desire to make one more statemen mt
to the patrons of tho paper. About
tour out Of every five have failed or
refused to pay tho las, years SUBJ
scr'pti"ns. They evidently think l
ca" live on the memory of tho good l
have done aud the hope of bi,ssful
immortality. cant do it. appre-
ci.te tho hearty way l have been
encouraged by few, aud the cool way
III which ] have been dead.heated by
many. 1t 10 not too late for me to
show my appreciation of ths former,
and l TAX pleasure in assuring the
latter that it is not too late for them
to pay whatever they owe. A man
who will deliberately cheat y printer
out of couple of dollars is meanes
than a horse thief aud bigger cow
art than Judas lscariot. OF all tunes
| need the money that 10 due me now
more than ever did. How many
subscribers that know III. mselves to
be ind btrd to the paper will he honest
enough to pay up? l don't exp-c,
thu m al to d" so, hut | hope few OF
them will. Tn. Democrat has about
. thousand subscribers. Lcss than
half of them have paid up what they
owe. Allowing that half the delin
qnents have good reasons for not
paying. i. it possible that tho Demo
cra' has $50 thieves on its subscription
list? Now is the time to decide which
classification y.u belong to.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26
YOU ARE IN 4 BAD FIX

But we will cure you II you will pay MS.
Our message is to the Weak. Nervous and
Debilitatcd. who by early Evil Habits. or
Later lndiscretioas. have trifled away
their vigor of Body. Mind and Manhood.
and who suffer all those effects which
lead TO Premature Decay, Consumption
or tnaanlty. If this means you, send for
and read our Book OF LIFE. written by
the greatest Specialist Of the day, and
sent. (sealed). by addressing DIR. Park.
er's Medical and Surgical Institute, l5a
North Spruce St., Nashville, Tenn.
0OO3dw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26
WOOD RIVER TINES
CAN We nAKE 1T RAM
HALEY. IDAHO.

"Can No make it rsin?" is to-day
one Of the most important questions
engaging the attention Of practical
scientists. AZ Is we'll known there
arc millions of acres Of land in tho
valleys aud plains Of our western ter.
ritory, embracing portions Ct ten
States, which are at resent nothing
hut arid desert wastes for want OF rain.
Irrigation has been successfully em>
ployed for many years in limited por-
tions Of this region, aud wherever this
has been done the result has been the
production Of enormous crops, and the
wilderness has literally been made to
blossom ~ the rose. But irrigation
is expensive. and the supply OF water
available for that purpose is limited.
80 unless We ca" draw supply sufi-
ciens for the needs Of vegetation from
the clouds there is no hope for the re-
demp'ion Of that region.
With even = moderate rainfall, it
would become one OF tho most pro
ductive portions Of our country.
Recently the Department Of Agricul>
ture at Washington has been
conducting rain making experiments
in Western Texas, under the manage.
ment Of General Robert G. Dyren.
forth, which have been remarkably
ucc~ssful and gives promises of
wonderful results. In tho October
number OF the North American Re.
view General Dyrenforth gives the
practical desails Of his operations and
the sscccss attending them. In tho
same number OF the Review, Prof.
Simon Newcomb. LID, OF Wash.
ingson. gives the scientific ground
upon which tho Agricultural D-par,-
me"t bases its expectations Of .ucce.s.
Tho article 10 on. OF the most inter
Getting and valuable that has ever
been published on the suhj-ct.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26

II Puzzles Him.

"Hellol where have you been
lately?"
ssOut in Colorado"
"Pretty high out there, eh?"
"l~s; two miles above the sea level
in Leadville
Air pretty refined, isn't it,"
"Very"
aud the people:"
"W~ll. now, excuse me-"
"but ! don t see how un,efined peo-
pie can live on refined air."
.sOh. YOU dont?'
"No"
"W"nld you like to know"
Eyes"
'Then go to Lesdvills."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26

With esoh succeeding day comes
an increased demand for better service
on the railways Of our county. The
Union Pacific and the Missouri Pacific
railways 10 the front % usual. have
been leading in these lines OF improve.
ment, for some time and running
Through Pullman Slespess between
Salt Lake City and St. Louis via
Denver.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26
Wanted.
Honest wcrk!

Ne faPsiAA the eapiial! II you mean business
dreP NJ card ana get acme fscta that will one,
your eyssf legitimate line of goods and hon.
men wanted t. Introduce them town and coup
ny. Dset walt! Address. 81 once. r. o Box $40
CiHstAaatt, ..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-26

returned to lenders, who will power.
fnllv affect al markets ny their efforts
to find new use for their money.
Meanwhile gold 10 also coming from
Europe. and though foreign banking
institutions are doing what they can
III self,defense to re.train the move.
ment. they fail to prevent active buy
ing Of American securities bv fore ign
investors. With money coming for
stocks and bonds. ~ we'll as for wh-at
AID cotton, and with liquidation Of
farming Indebtedness, the prosp- cts
for business this fall are unusually
bright.
ut is especially noteworthy that
collections are improving Ut mnst
pointt, and that the money markets
are "n the whole comparatively EASY,
although the crops to be moved are
enormous, and the actual movement
unprecedented.
ut 10 surprising fact that noswith
standing tho output Of pig iron Is
almost equal TO the largest ever known.
tho price grows more steady AID stiff.
and decidedly better time is obse rived
in al the important IN. rket.."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-03
1 PROBLEM MANY A GIRL HA S
SOLVED.

Here is problem for the girls in
higher mathematics to solve. Given
an income of Sc week or less, never
more, how is a girl to dress herself
respectfully, go to an occasional ball,
pay her share of the weekly family
expenses. give away little presents,
buy books and papers, and save in
five years $3.50 with its interest ?
Only one girl has thus far arrived at
the solution, and she is the girl who
accomplished it and told all about it
to the other girls in the uptown
working girls club to which she be-
longs. The party dress was black
lace which did duty three years with
such variety of adornment as her
cleverness involved. The gloves were
mits, the slippers her Sunday shoes.
However, the fact stands on record
as remarkable, even among those re-
markable girls to whom it was told,
the working girls of the city, whose
ingenuity, practical sense, and clever
ness in making supply meet demand
are phenomenal.-[New York Sum-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-03

day. The fire must be raked down
and fresh coal or cinders put on in
the evening. but a small amount OF
coal will answer for the night, unless
the draughts have been open the
greater part of the day.
On an extremely cold day it may
be necessary to have the draughts
open part of the time and some
coal put on at noon
All the clinkers should be removed
when the fire is raked down in the
morning. The water pan should be
replenished once day.
If the furnace fire be allowed to
burn to white heat it will be ruined
for that day unless more coal be put
on a little later. The cold-air boxes
must admit enough air to drive the
hot air through the house.
Heating stoves and open CRATES
are to be managed as far as possible
the same as furnace. With the
stove there is no trouble, there being
plenty of checks and draughts.