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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
HON 4 HAPPENINGS.


'oh forget Tue lecture Oh 'iiia At Tie
=. chufei 'emeh'.
rs. 1has. rreabefe Is visiting Ut Mar
ana vlclhles..
large gathering of friends met at
e Larson lass SUNDAY evening
obert Hicks made a trip to Elk River,
m, last week and returned Monday
M. Woolsey is enjoying Il visit from
brother DR. Woolsey, Of Antrim Co..
h.
he Odd Fellows Of Wilmot are mov-
~ towards the organization OF u lodge
hat place
he ius,jce ease Of ,ha state II "
aioru Was continued last tuesday
lo-day
r.. John Black, Of Elmra. started
evening for couple Of weeks visit
: 4u' - Y ""''
ne family circle "f q. J. Wood was
a'sed las' fflahv ~ the addition ol i
~ 'l'1ie aaush'e'.
5'.s'' Wv 80 20.
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
FOUND DESERTED ON A STONE.
A Touching ~aery o. the Child of the An
thor Of :J,,sln Halifax. Genticnnan.''


L''iy no'ls'n IL e1ie l.tao iiis po"ea
oo" Il oe4olo '''ish ii'iiiaN' 'iflieie~
,il''1i' OUT ny" many hi1," l'oefl ~ the
| ilie u Tie "oli'il "lis'se hiaih eilils1 he
WAS. mere Is III Il i he'lo romance tllas
! an SURF fii.sy VIII Ike 70 near. -haf-
,ies' ~ S's,i'ieiii'h WHO was : Grippe,
flfs. haioeh 'fiak h'.ea an 1aNil'e ilfo
~ q pt't' I'll u country mono y ie" 1hiics
from i COUNTY toNh t9ile ileier'i one DAY.
e''lle ifie1aent'1i1v' liaa1 !. haey ma been
i',ill'i on . sto''e 4e the cross rsaeas, ti1as
! !, ii@'a ,r-'a ''sh'ii " si1e Town haii' a'lh
,fs'.s al lhe gentry about were gong 10
1oos- ~ y BECAUSE IL WIS suel y sweet
i'a,lo s'laia. - 1olloNi'ls' Inc example
~ .aef feisiDois, stie went TOO. Looking
Up Into the sweet, synpatiietlc face "f
the Iali4ei a4thofess, tAe little baby
snllet. ana put o:f It's wee hands.
oman Nulefh Gralk eoali not resist
th's, and 50 she deterininei 70 take the
child Tor her very own. tenlskls It WIS
wrapped VI, and It became her baby.
Devoted TO Il, she was yet determined rs
It grew Older IT should never have It's
heart nHrt by pein. told tie story ot It's
bi>;h and adoption; - IS soon as the 1T
tie girl WAS able t. unferste5ll It was
lovingly whispered to her that she had
been found on the large stone which
stood III the center Ct the hall, and
which always WAS decorated With flow
ers. and that Cod had put he1 there that
her mother might tind her As soon -
she gre" old enough II became her
daily duty to cut the flowers and ar
range them 10 make beautiful this great
rock that had been dug up from. the
cross roads and brought there.
10 her Il represented the place where
the hands Of the angels had rested when
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

Fire Fire" The sudden cry natural
ly strikes terror to every heart, but mod
trtl appliances Tor fighting the mercile,s
tlameo have been carried tu such /.
degree OF perfection that the know led 20
OF their existence inspires confidence
even when IN peril flom fire. The New
! ork Fire Department is world hnuwn
fol its efficiency, and everyone viii be
interested to know OF the methods and
AppIlnnCes Tor fighting fire III the me
tropolls, which are most wildly described
and >piendldlv illustrated in March mum
ber Of DEMoREsr's FAMILY MAGAzlsE,
Just arrived.
As usual, this Magazine is hrnful and
running over with good things, son4e-
thing of special interest t. each raemb,.r
Eoi the family. Those with artistic tastes
will he delighted with the paper on The
All schools Of New York. which are
most charmingly .lseoursed OF by one
WHO has had intimate acquaintance With
those most prominent, and the accom-
Epansing Illustrations are Or Wn from
llfe many IL pleasant evening can be
spent III the home circle learning how 10
dance from the explicit directions and
given III Modern honno
Dances those who long for il country
home If their own may learn how their
dreams may be realized al small expense,
hy reading about cottages that can be-
bull, for less than i ,UoO, in til. paper
entitled 'lheApenslve iIomes;' and the
prospective bride Who some day NAV
possess one OF these homes vii gather
many practical hints from "Doro,hy.
fruusseau, which was arranged for S1po
Surely, here is Il vide diversity # inler
ests; hut in addition there are bright
stories, and the usual nell-stored depart.
ments, and nearly tire. hundred hand.
some illustrations. Every number OF
pfMoREsT's FAMILY MAGAZINE brings
It's quota OF lleasap' surprises, and
every family should q ! tnem. Il Is
only = per Year, and IS published ~ "
! Jennings DIMoREsI, Is East litn Slfeet
New York City.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

fhe Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at eehafrr's hall 5 .tur,las Feb. II, IT 2:3o
i. III. for tho purpose Of initiation of oili-
GERS and to lrAnsac. such other bnsines
AS may come before the meeting. \ tlal
attendance is requested
BY order OF President oi ". T. G.
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STATE OF SotTu DAKOTA, aa
tOnltN OF ttrAnt

|, JOHN DOUGLASS, County Auditor Of
said county, being duly sworn and on oath ssv
TINT the above aud foregoing exhibits and state
mtnts are correct as appears from the books i'll
my office iuuA DorGlASs,
County Auditor
Suhscrlhed and sworn to before me. this 3oth
dav of January, ls1 JOHN l. IecKhARr,
tsEAL Clerk Of Courts.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

Parsiea wishing - move 10 another county or
state, buy. sell or exchange farnl lanaa, city or
lands, horses. cattle s.. sheep. or II you want il
partner III busines. write 10 the nndrrsi vncd for
particulars. The best method ofad,ersi-inr and
selling property in The world Agents iii every
state III the Union. I.irt u offerings mailed 10
Your address c,cry A. dAs4, frec Enclose stamp
for full particulars
TnE NoHTH AABnIcAH INVESTMENT & REAL
Estate TO.
No. al llchneptn Ave-. Minneapolis Muu.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

}. "A DillInan, The ReVilIO elevator man
and flour, feed and fuel dealer, was cali.
ing on his friends at the county seat
Wednesday.
Both houses have passed the bill fixing
IN" salary OF county auditors, varying
from $IoO to $1,000 according To popu-
tatlon.
+ Rev. Otto keuderljng, of Big Stone. i,
conducting series ot meetings ut the
German Evangelcul church west of
town. lie is tjIug the place OF the Rev
Is Blanchard while the latter is ILL.,
Episcopal service will be- held in
Library hall Sunday morning and eve
ming next hy Rev. J. Mcbride, who Will
also on Saturday evening talk on lent,
and why The church observes it.
Mr. NJ. ;. Drcucker and Miss Emma
'ressner were married by Rev. Father
Stephan on the 10th inst. The newly
welded couple are now enjoying IL bridal
tour 10 Chicago, Illinois.
Judge Andrews, of this judicial circuit.
who has baan nuiI. sa,.r.1v ;I With -,
AttacN OF lever, is We are pleased to state,
no" convaleoeent, but will probably not
hold regular session of court until next
month, When he Will convene the circuit
court for this county.
TO morrow evening the Twin Brooks dra
matte society viii render tha Interesting
drama "lumradeS." at She uublic hall in
tina, place. In. admission urlce VIII he
l'c Tor adults ana loe Tor children, and
lhe pio'eedS above expenses VIII So 10
wares purchasing DELL Tor lie school,
The Noman' IS Relief corps will eerve
a dinner and prepare all Entertainment
on ST. pntrlek's day. in honor IF the
brave Irish soldiers WHO fought and bled
that cur country ) honor might bt saved,
aud the stars still wave "o.er the land
Of tAe. free and he home Of the brave ."
Bl order OF Committee.
l,,t..a r., ~, ,.,..r,,
mission Yesterday morning, Well pleased
To get back to the genial Dakota ell
mate after having suffered IA terrible eS
periense III one Of the late bllzzards oil
New \ lork. The Judge returned alone
aud is consequently the recipient of much
consolation from sympatAllng friends.
st Valentine invites YOU and Your love
together to the o,,,er simmer ~ me Ter
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

t'"h oi t'e iFsI f'htieaEoF n"cletY IN tbs
>''''o'' ''''''''' '''''' '''e V"''N anniversary
vi 'i'e ~ @''''|"Ci''i Va e'e'' l"'al society
was '''S'' N''' "S '"e S'"l- people vi I'll"
'""'' II ''9' '"''''S oNe''i"S' - >ppSla
- = "''' '''' ''''' p''l"''" ''f me o'-
C''''' "''>i>''''T VI III OS''' fed'iiiEH anu
'' '''' "''N ~ '''e Ho''0t!
- ''' l,''"' "i'" l'''''''N anu rs OUTLOOK
"''' vas p''''''' "' Tue "'S''ll>'t'"h "i
WIG - '""i Se"i9 '2'' "1''i 'sS'" 'he
'''''' ''' 'N"' So' ICY 'et1S Tue III
syn "''''' 'HH' '''i'e9 h''' oe'"h4iAS 10
o' r va '""hS fFoPle
- .''o ""''"' "'' N'HS "'"n''ll"h cause
gay "''' N''"' A'''''o''
ShariT pc,,Iic. ,a4n,,ea ,as,arao,.
| from h;s .ri,.+o pIa,l;,n,a, ,,.hau,, ,a
| head takou ,ha,uo Rra,at how, t,,,,, y ,,r
| Ston. to The reform scho,, Nn;1o ,l,a,a
,he shnrfr t,ol, ,;,,.. to loat, orar ,lo
servations 1o,d him ,t,,ha bal,af ,h,t ,ha
reform school ;sona nt ,ba most ;,,no,,
,n, nnblic in..i,n,;ors :, tho state a,,a
ale, ono -, Two last c.,a,n,o, r,
ar., ., ,,ras,.,,, ;, ,bo. .,.lo,l ~ s,,,,.,, r,
~ ,,.l,a,, ao,.z , .,.,,.,,
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Sp'ilI 'ii"' p'iNH"es inc INSTITUTION Is
one CT KINDLY help and encouragement
to the Young who arc committed To lis
cara conn. ,t whom ,ro v;,ba,+ , b,,,,,
-,
'i'N' "4'o" l''''N' 'NA '"ete "oi' IN''''le'i VI
the street. Nhlie the dlsclplne Is
strict and Thoroughly maintained. the
cbildra, bava ,,,,la ,;n,a a,,a n,,a,e
-.,
ii">'''e" loi ieei'a'o'i' Tue mann ""!ec'
oelha 10 Alrttt the energies oi the
young inmates to the attainment of
na.tni md ,ra.t,e,1 lna,,l,a9a ,,.,,,
- e''e''l III 'do'e liees III the ntafe
| lie institution Is under the snperlnlend-
ency of &. ". A!nswnrth, with his wife
a. nat,nn .,,a StariIr R.,a,1,., $. ,ar,
e''1'' : 7'.'S''i. !" '4's 'f"1Se VI sleif man
agement OF the selQnL.--sA handsome
weekly paper IS published at the instltu-
tian ,,1 tla fn1lnu.ine, .xtrae+ !, record
.,,,';. ,..,.... ;n,....,e. .,.s.ss's.
~ ''1is 'dlsi We'll 1iius'iatss III. sleifl1
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

The great question Of the day is not
who Is gong to be elected Senator. but
how can We raise n grand wheat crop?
Buy Il shoe drill
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

For the restoration Of faded and gray
hnir to lis original color ard freshness
Ayers Hair Nigor remains unrlyaled
This is the taost popular aId valuable
toilc, preparation in the world all who
use it are perfectly satisfied that il is the
best.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
IscciprOcity in Earnest.

Pioneer Press
The announcement Of the conclusion
O. . reciprocity agreement between the
United States and Brazil. most favorable
IN is terms to the commercial interests
Of this country, is tie highest achieve
ment OF this administration, and the
most signal triumph Of the foreign policy
OF Mr.. Blaine. It's Importance il, not 10
be measured BY its value to this country
III dollars and cents. giea. as that is;
but rather by lis significance aslhe Open
ing incident Of that new commercial pol
icy which Is. We believe. to re,outionize
the commercial relations OF the countries
of lie American continent, and to give
to the United States foremost position
in the commercial world. In this hight
it means more than the winning III q
great battle. It tfres i peaceful gun whose
echoes will be heard around the globe
announcing to tire countries OF Europe
the beginning Of the end OF their snprem
ecy in the markets of the New World,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
MILBASk, South Dakota, Feb. II, 1891

MILRASk. South Dakota, Feb. II, 1891
MEssRs WooD BROTHERS, GENTLE
M1sN:-ln reply 10 Your inquiry as to the
working Of the Van Brnnt Shoe drills
yon are selling. we have to say that we
ing The past Year aud il has given entire
satisfaction. The ease Of craft and sim
pliclty Of construction OF these drills
greatly recommend them, and We shall
give them the preference in any further
orders We may iind it necessary to place
this season.
Yours respectfully,
SARGENT 4 DIGGs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13

Tie ladies OF the NJ. L. church will
give Martha Washington supper Feb
y. The place where supper will be Ser
we'd will be given 1T Il later date
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
Merely Eccentric.

Merely Eccentric.
Visitor-WhO il that crazy fool,
Hostile is not crazy fool. He i
merely eccentric.
Visitor-R$sh, eA7-Good NewN
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
\ New Inv

Every farmer obliged t. sow lis grain
with Shoe Drill aud thereby insure
himself crop and save the state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
OF Warrants ISSUED in lhc County OF
arant. state OF south Dakota. Tor
the six Months Ending
january 3, 1891.

AssETs uF COUNTY IN DETAIL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-02-13
MIIBANK, $. d., FRIDAY. FEB l3 1891

J. A. Dilman, the ReyilIo elevator man
and flour, feed and fuel dealer, was call
ing on his friends at the county seat
Wednesday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-26
SIS. oOfO $3.50. 90 Can : ). @ aSS ~o1a.

z for US, AZ. nts referred who canfurnt
horse ard Civ their whole time to the b
spare moments be proftlbly
Lloyed a so. f~'U va"1Icies ia town and cit
les. X. f JOB NS9N CO., 1909 in 81.
Richmond, va.
". B,-.Stdte = md business experience.
Necer mind about sending stamp for reply
BIZ ~ &c Co aI0 6m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-26
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IupoLeucy Exhausted Vita lty, Premature De-
cline. and LAO y DF AEsADBsa, in
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rich and Du4'ines the Blood StrSi.g Shens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, digestion, Searoduc-
tive organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties.
1t stops ali uE natural tnJ debihtafing drain
upon ths system, preventing Involuntary losses,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses With .he
URINE ETC.. 50 destructive to mind ami body
IL is a sure eimiaator Of all KID Ely and
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no
injurious ingredients. 80 those %ufRs-c-
Gn< from the wi effects al youth
t5li iafiscrettOn pr excess, ~ speedy
Gm0~ssuKh and pArfzaaZses14 ga x A.
- GSiAE 81 Fed. Price, -. SO pei
bottle or FIVE bottles in case, with full direc-
tons and advice, SO Sent secure from VO-
servation 70 any address upon the receipt 81
prlcs. or O. o. D. 10 be had only ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-26
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of over twenty
years practice, bYa
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24
Did custom

Early on the following morning the
trained band of foresters sound the re-
veille on their bugles to awake the
guests. Punctually at eight o'clock
breakfast is served in the hall. Then
the carriages come to the door and
the gentlemen enter, each accompa-
MED by his private gamekeeper, who
carries the reserve guns, and loads
them during the drives. Each sports
man gets a number designating his
carriage and his place in the drive.
Soon the company reaches the rem
iezvous, where they are greeted by
The 'fanfs re furstengrass" sounded on
the bugles. The game in the forest is
driven a week or so before the shoot
ing day into so-called game e-rooms." I"
These are Enclosures surrounded by
nets and linen tolls. In these the ami
mails remain quietly and get plenty Of
fodder.
The large thicket in front is sur
rounded for the time with high nets.
The stands of the emperor and the
principal guests are to the west of the
driveway, and are built twelve feet
over the ground. The occupants of
these only shoot towards the linen
tolls. The gentlemen shoot only to-
wards the outer nets, never into the
drive. They stand at a distance Of
one hund red PAGES one from the other.
and before them towards the nets is "A
clear forest, also two hundred PAGES,
with an underground of bushes, which
affords good clearance for shooting.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24

Don't contradict your wife. Don't
tell man he is a stranger to the truth
because he happens to be smaller than
yourself Errors of this kind have
been known to be disastrous. Never
20 TO bed with cold or damp feet. Leave
!hem beside the kitchen fire, where
.hey will be handy to put on in the
morning. 1t is bad to lean your back
against anything cold, particularly
when it is an icy pavement, upon which
your vertebral arrangement has rom
cd with jolt that shakes the buttons
off your coat Always eat your break
last before beginning your journey. II
you haven't any breakfast, don't Jour-
ney. After violent exercise like put
ting up the stove or mailing down car
pets-never ride around town in an
open carriage. 1t is better to walk.
1t Is also cheaper. When hoarse speak
as little as possible. II you are not
hoarse, It won't do you any harm to
keep your mouth shut too. Don't
light the fire with kerosene. Let the
hired girl do IL She hasn't any wife
and children. You have Don't roam
around the house in your bare feet at
the dead OF night trying to pick up
stray tacks. Men have been known to
dislocate their jaw through this bad
practice. When you see a man put
the lighted end OF cigar in his mouth.
don't ask him if it is hot enough. Seri-
Gus injury has often resulted from this
habit-Philadelph Inquirer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24

sembles In large tent, where luncheon
IS waiting. At an open bonfire in front
Of IL the hot dishes are cooked. Pota-
Toes roasted in the ashes are favorite
ielicacy; 80, also, is Irish stew and hot
sausages with beans and sauerkraut
All kinds of wine are abundantly pro-
Vided. out hot drinks are preferred.
especially ''negus-"
During luncheon the game that has
been killed is collected and loaded on
carts.
The animals that have fallen to the
smperor's gun are laid out for inspec-
ton and viewed by the company. The
Toung kaiser is very firm shot. al
though obliged to hold his gun only
With the rigst hand. The weakness of
his left arm has forced him to train
himself 10 hold the gun or rifle like
pistol, and his aim is very steady and
Iure. The strength in his right arm
sas wonderfully augmented by contin-
lal training, and he can bear the great.
,st fatigue without feeling it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24

The stands OF the emperor and the
royal p rinces are built at least twelve
feet in height and have each room for
three persons, for with the quantities
OF game it is necessary that two men
load the rifles, while their owner only
shoots. These kanseln are thickly
shrouded with green bushes to screen
them from view. As soon as all the
gentlemen are placed the bugles sig
nal the beginning of the drive, and at
this instant the hunting tolls of the
first game-room fall, and its inmates
rush through the so-called 'long run"
where the emperor stands into the
thicket behind. There the gamekeep-
ers with the dogs await them and
drive them towards the nets and past
the guests who lie hidden in waiting.
To each ''game-roomn are from one
hundred and twenty to one hundred
and fifty stays and deer
Ten minutes later the second game
room is opened, and SO on till ali the
game has been freed. The drive
usually occupies two or three hours
and IL euds alta bugle signal.
Atter the 6rst drive the eompan- -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24
A ROYAL DEER HUNT.
Gmpsror Wilhelm's Autumn Drive in ,he
Letzlingen Forest.
How 1t Is Conducted by the Kaiser and Hi,
Guests-The Game Shot from Stands Hid
den by Foliage Skill with the
Riha

In November and December the en-
oeror OF Germany attends weekly one
'r more hunting excursions. In the
arge forests belonging to the state the
game in them is by right the property
,f the crown ana the emperor's forest
,rs look after it. Therefore, the invi-
ations for shooting parties are sent
,ut in the name of the emperor to 9TH
ir German courts, to royal princes and
members of aristocratic society who
ire sportsmen, as well as to military
,fhcers. The number of these invited
quests varies from forty TO seventy
The preparations for royal hunt
are exten sive and costly, all the ex-
Dense being borne by the emperor.
The average cost OF two days shooting
s fifteen thousand dollars. Numbers
)f foresters come from afar to assist
n the work, bringing loads OF nets,
-ags and tolls necessary to Surround
he drives and fodder for the game.
The imperial household comes with its
retlnue OF servants, kitchen officers,
carriages and horses, and all the par
iphernalia needed to transform the SOL
.tary bastile into a pleasant abode for
several days.
Letzlingen is village situated in
one OF the large forests in the "Pro-
VIM Sachsen."
The forest contains about fifteen
thousand hectares of fir trees, beech
covers and old oaks. In this large ex-
panse game abounds, and is carefully
Kept and preserved in winter, when
The snow lies deep on the ground.
The castle of Ketzlingen dates from
the sixthteen century, and is surround
ed by a moat 1t was rebuilt and reno
vated some twenty years ago by En-
peror Wilhelm l., and can accommo-
late forty or fifty guests for the night
Over one hundred can sit down to
Inner in the great hall. A bridge
leads over the moat into the yard be-
fore the castle, and the entrance opens
On the large dining-hall, which is beau
tifully decorated with stays and wild
bears heads.
The emperor arrives in the evening
with his guests by special train from
Berlin. Supper is served early. Be
lore the company retires kaiser
punch" is served, according to the
Did custom.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24

There was no one except nImseIf in
the two rooms through which he now
paced back and forth. Through the lit
tie open window, whose only protection
was little wooden shutter, the fresh
air swept in from tie quiet sea, which,
together with the deep silence. seemed
to subdue the passionate throbbing of
his heart. He paused for time before
the little picture of the Virgin and gazed
thoughtfully at the sIlver-paper stars
with which 1t was ornamented.
"She was right" he said. 81 was a
beast and deserved nothing better; in
the morning will send her handker-
chief | ack to her by Giuseppe. for she
shall never see me again" He washed
the handkerchief carefully, and spread
1t out in the sun TO dry, then bound up
his hand as best he could with the help
of his teeth and left hand. At last he
threw himself upon the bed and closed
his eyes.
Several hours had slipped by when
the bright rays of the moon, together
with the pain in his hand, walked him
out Of half sleep. He had Just left
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24
American 0uinine.

Adolph Sutro is trying the exper
lment of raising cinchona trees at his
grounds above the Cliff house. 1t is
from the bark Of about a dozen vari-
sties of this tree that quinine is extract
I'd. and If they will thrive in ttis
climate the trees will become very val
liable. Moreover, the cinchona is a
very snowy tree and highly ornament
81, some OF them growing to a height
Of eighty feet The enormous medicinal
consumption OF the bark of the Gin
chona has caused the. tree TO be extern
sively cultivated in India and Java. IL
grows In high attitudes in iiewGrend
Ecuador, Peru. and Bolivia. where
there Is great deal of moisture 1t
has been tried with success in Austria
liza and Mr.. Sutro thinks some OF the
varieties will grow here, where there
Is moisture In the atmosphere all the
ysar round. San Francisco Examiner