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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Ohio.

Gin risfssr gstrus III uit antbsiI'
f&sinsn bss vGmsriean SuSar Truii" psrs
lbt worbsn. Bon g ineinnati wurs
ben bisisr Gage 100 auf is loo AutbsiIs
bss 5udsr.G.ufts Iautsuss @stiR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Rt@i8an.

- Cine Wufsrsiisnbabn III bic Wanis
fee d Rortbwsftsrusg abn tn Wi9isan.
Gle 1T brstuubfauijis RsiIsn lang unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

tbums Sa9ensN eininsen bes
trdst mad Der Saiamuen ffsluns Der
SOIfsydblunssrsiultate pom /. DECEMBER
.. s. 223.s2 gssen 2l4 ss4 i'm Sabre
1885, mas cine gsrmsbruus um 4 81 prog.
BARTLETT.
- Die giapobnsr3abI pom O 8 q
betrdst na6 ben aunn,sbr fsiiseifsIIten Grs
aebnifen Der Iestsn 9uItad5Iuus 90, o56
SeeIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
R betnprouias.

- Mus Erier wirb untsrm 90. San.
semelhet: Wdbrenb Der gissaus in Der
WoisI teinerlsi gsrbesrunaen i'm @efoIse
bate, baben ibrs Rebenflife gliss uno
&pu ni9t unsrbsbli1sn S9absn anserits
tet. Das gis Der BIiss ftauts i9 IN
Nsuntir9n an Der 2sionsrsbride, saS
Dafer i4woa raid an unb psrpanoeIts
bas aanss CELESTIAL in sinsn wsiten see.
gnbli9 brad f9 BAG Sis 8abr, inbem
ss bic Yfsiler Der Bride NIT fortriB. Das
WaHer psrlief ii9 bann buIb. S9Iimmsr
ersins IS benz Srte Rpaburs. Sisr fiGute
ii4 In Der 9ia9t gum Sonntas bas Sis Der
Rpq ebsnfaus an Der bride unb bas @ai:
fec brans assen 2 lbr Worssns in bic
5duier Der ui9ts abnenbsn A~upobnsr.
Wlit Wibe unb Notb uermo9ten bisieIben
bas nadte 2sben au rsttsn. Sbr seiamms
tss 0ieb III umsetommsn. Da aud bic
sr6Bte 9srbersi bss Srtss pom benz Wais
ier Beit6rt wurbs, wobur9 sabIrsi5s III,
better brotIos wsrben, 70 birfts Rpaburs
elmer i9wsren 3eit eutsesenseben. Bon
Grisr aus wurbe auf teIesrapbii4es ans
iu&sn cine IbtbsiIuns piouiere uritteIs
Sonb1susss mad SpaburS ssfanbt.
NeuIi& Na9ts murbe Der Srt . a.
d IN BET Grs&sn in sroBe Mufresuns uers
i.St. Ser Damn bes b~o9seIsssnen Wfabs
Isuwsibers mar pI0sIi& ssbrO4en unb bic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
A FALSE REPORT.
.sl Dispatch to The Daily EsEis.

Special n Dspstch "a The Daily Tsgis.
EHEEScE, Kan, Jan. H-There has
been sent abroad from Topeka a report %
excitement and war 10 Garfield county,
Kan. between the rival towns of RavaonA
and Eminence, claiming that an armed
force was organized At Ravanna TO remove
the books from EminsDee, and, also, that
several men were killed IA nght between
the two towns two years ago. Your cor
respondent has lived in the county since
lssj. and the people of Garfield county
defy any man 20 produce any syidsnes or
truth ia the dispatch above rsfeSTed to-
that there ever was man shot OF kilesl
iu this county during tbs county ssAe
troubls- tye have So good citizens az
there are 10 this state and have no relish
for such advertisements
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
OKLAHOMA CITY.

Special Dispatch 20 the Daily Eagle
OKLAHOMA CITY, ok Jan I4-1Tbe cslef
brated Couch claim was the scene OF quite
"A little excitement yesterday, but this Jima
bloodless, and, in the main, good-hnrnoreds
Monday afternoon IL was nolsod about the
streets that the Couch claim was q ba
opened for settlement. and, as a conse7
quence, everybody who was not already
encumbered with a lot determined to
stake" some. They began to move
upon the quarters shortly after midnight.
so that by morning the quarter was either
covered with stakes. or people hunting lots
upon which no stakes were driven. Tbs
Couch boys followed up. pulling the stakes
and carrying them away \ load of
lumber was drawn ont upon ths quarter
aud unloaded which was promptly cut mp
and burned by the Couch boys A large
crowd gathered upen the scene 70 sse what
would happen bnt in the aesence OF any
thing else engaged in a grand SNOWFALL
No one WAS hurt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
EL RENO ETcHINes-

Sfserial Dizratcn 20 t1A DAILY EaIla
Ell Rene. Ok, Jsu. 1.-THE Canadian
county Republican convention was held
nj this place yesterday. Every election
precinct in the county was represented
DIR. Lowther, the retiring chairman Of the
the county central committee, called the
convention to order. Maj W. K Kirk
patrick. a prominent attorney at Fl Reno.
was made chairman OF the convention,
and Professor Thomas Bell. OF Uncon
precinct. wSs elected secretary. The fol-
; wing ticket was nominated;
Burrel w. Burchett, of Downs, county
treasurer: Judge II. A. LambersoE, Il
Columbia precinct, probate Judge; c. =
every q vi Reno, county attorney; ThoS.
Fitzgerald. of Uneon precinct sheriff,
Parker s. Smith, of Reno City, county
clerk; Dexter Meachan, or Harrison pre-
cinct, register of deeds: Thomas H. Gioson,
Of L aion CITY. county surveyor. and John
Ross. of Downs; George Z. Brown, OF W.
con, and T. f. Addiugton, OF mustang,
for county commissioners.
Ii is a strong ticket, and Is Likely TO %
elected. After making the nominations,
n V Mcdowell, OF Harrison precinct. was
elected chairman OF the county central
anu ENACooo- AAN@--@ ~~~--f =
Cncon, secretary.
The county commissioners have deteru1
ined 10 build three bridges over the North
Canadian river. one near Fl Reno, one
near Frisco. and the other near the east
line of the county.
A five inch snow covers the ground and
the thousands OF acrvs OF wheat In tho
ground will receive a gracious eensfit
from IL.
Thomas Jensen and James Thompson.
two of the homestewiers within the town
plat of FL Reno, have proved mp under the
new law of $40 per acre for town purposes,
and are giving warranty deeds 10 lots.
Mai j. y. Foreman, the other town site
homesteader. is having his claim put
through the land Office, and in few days
will bs giving warranty title TO lots.
III Reno is all right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
DISORDERS WHICH AFFECT THE
klDNEY5

Are among re mnst formidsbls known.
DiaDetss. Br.ghts disease, gravel aad
other compiaiDts of the sTinavy organs ara
not ordinarily cured 10 sewers cases, suh
they may be averted By timely msdica-
tion A useful stimulant of the urinary
glands has ever been found IN Ho~ssttsr's
Stomach Bitters. a medicine which not
ouly affords ths requisite stimulus when
they become inactive. bat Increases thslr
vigor and sscrstirs poWsr BY Increasing
he activity ~ the kldnsTs and bladder
this n.sdiclne has The additional sfIect of
exDeiing from tos biaod Impurities when
if g. tue peculiar Office q ihos~ organs 70
eliminate and Jas %. The Blttsrs IL slso
purifier and sfrengt hsnsr q the bOy sls.
an iuviROrnnt - the stomach, aud
matches remedy for biiilonsaoss asd
fever and aGBe ir eouufsr1cfs tsndeDey
20 pTemEture decay, and Eust&iss and cen.
forts the aged and f7f rfu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
~ opfPATORs aTalkF

CHICAGO. Jan. - As a result Of ths re-
f1sai ai ths Chicago Milwaukee and "a
Paul cgsEpAuY - scc1sis 70 the dsisaad q
the stafi0u agguts ss1d railway Esisgys pA
operators on tee liges ~ that eystsrn n
strike Las h@es essszgg1is.sd uDou - h~Fia
Friday. Gund h4sf Tnars,on ~ The fn-
tsrnsliOual Order ~ RssIeny TeleRrzphsrs.
Las ssut out 40 osYisr 20 ever station
agent and operator - ths employ u tbs
road - ssBd in biN RESI- CITATION tonight, -
iAss sIect Friday. Jan IL, q; a. In Tbs
courss Sss tsfkSn b the mSa 10 order -
protsrt TAR SpDdsfnsu. Hao would h1Es
been liable far resHiring damages had
there ben a siriks With pfegigus notice
bein- g1yea- There az about 20 who
all 70 OUT. Chlef Tbarsfoa sAyH.
= are IN spisadsd ooo1itioa. and. II
Necessary. can support th~ts msn Tor
y@ar. station azflls ard og,~rafors all
over the country ar. rally AZ - ne cup
fsprf ~ TIE Dogfr<s1L. 4cd We shah 1ava
ample funds - carry ths tght through -
= successful fsrui4uafior- Z 90 not supeos.s
our nlen iu qufftiag viii Interfere with ths
ruuuln.t q frsfns. tut fhe trains Nlli have
nothIns ~ cATs. Nearly All t8s operators
- way sfzfiuas set a. aG-~uts. NoE. - rsn
they Quit. wbD 88l rso-ssse fri xhf ~ ssii
tickef-f The conisa~V csEa0t silo~ Ia
con peteDt u4cn - 10 ts=Ss zFogk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
ARKANSAS HARBoR
Organization Of the Company to Construct
the HarbOr
Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle,

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle,
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. l4-Another
important movement in the great deep
water project on the gulf coast was made
in this city today by the organization ot
the:Aransas Pass Harbor company. This
is the company To whom congress granted
the exclusive right OF obtaining deep
water over the bar at Aransas Pass. Tho
company is organized with paid-up cap
ital OF S2.O00.0 900. and is composed OF the
principal san Antonia and Aransas Pass
railroad officials with several prominent
bankers and capitalists of New York city
The organization was perfected by the
election of the following officers u, Lott,
of san Antonio and New York, president;
A. W. Houston, san Antonio. vice presi-
dent; A. c. Shriver, New York, secretary
engineer.
In connection with the building OF the
jetties, the company will construct a
double-track terminal railroad, which II
desi gned 70 do the terminal business for
all the railroads going TO that section Of
the coast The road will extend from the
new city OF Aransas HarbOr across the bay
TO deep water, where the ships VIII land,
work having commenced on same about
thirty days ago.
The officers OF the company. in counec-
tion with other stockholders from the
east, went down To Aransas Harbor by
special train, to inspect the work being
done.
The people Of San Antonio are elAted
over the fact that deeD-water Will be ooe
tanned at Aransas HArbor in advance of
any other point on the Texas coast.
The people are happy because they can
buy Salvation Oil fer IS cents.
Vbo orI,, r,afbod 20 cyra nm obetinafa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15

BY chapter I9q, laws OF 1889. the legisla-
ture undertook 10 amend the law empow-
ering county commissioners 10 discharge
prisoners from Jail held for non payment
OF fine and costs assessed against them. 50
as 10 divest the commissioners OF such
authority as to parties thus confined and
held for the violation Of the prOhibitory
laws Of the state
such act, however. is lame, reciting as il
does a chapter ia the laws of 1871, reiAting Z
10 pnbiic park. as the one TO be amended,
the design being. of course. 10 amend a
wholly different chapter. There i, there
fore, grave doubt as TO whether anything
was amended by the enactment Of lsS9,
though II has been quite generally re-
spected, taking the evident intent for the
law.
Whatever remains OF the prohibited
traffic has drlfted largely into the hands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15


II is sufficient 70 say OF the board Of
pardons that time and experience fully
demonstrate the wisdom Of rs creation. Il
continues 20 discharge the arduous and
often delicate duties imposed upon 10 by
the law in the most intelligent, impartial
and satisfactory manner. There - nc
more useful board in the state service, snd
il has come 10 be regarded, very properly.
a. a necessary part Of the machinery o.
government
Ths pre-. dent of the United States has
formally proclaimed thai the World =
Columbian exposition, provided for by
congress, and located at Chicago. VIII De
opened or the first day Of May. l-5 And
] trust that the necessary provision wiu
be promptly made 20 secure a creclfAb5e
display Of the products AID Industries Of
Kansas az this grc al International eIpCsi
tion To this end a liberal appropriation
viii be required, and board % mana gers
should be provided for.
The reports of the state OIL Inspector
state mine inspector. board O. health and
board OF pharmacy are IN The printer >
hands and viii reach you 10 due time
Though nOt nov scce.slDls Tor such notice
herein as tney may merit. it - hoped they
viii receive proper Consideration al your
hands The suDiect q mines and mining
j. one Of especial importance 70 tkOse con.
ceraed in that growing industry.
Confident IN he belief that the several
matters herein presented. touching the IL
terests OF the state vii receive consider
ate attention AZ your hands. and sincerely
trusting that yoar .sbors during TIE 49,
sion may be both pleasant zEfd pr0ltzois,
this communication j. respectfully sub
mirted LTNAy l. EUMPaEET.
Executive efles, Topeka. han, Jan. y,
1891
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15

AT LnE late election III NtcN VI iul- tCSIsAs
however the action of the last legislature
in continuing the supreme court commis-
sion was both timely and fortunate.
BEEF COMBINE CONVENTION.
Pursuant TO a concurrent resolution Of
the last legislature, offered by Senator
Gillet. proceeded by correspondence wit q
the governors of the states most interested
to call convention TO be held at the city
OF st. Louis. to consider the practica-
bility of uniform legislation on the sub
iect Of the so-called "beef and pork com
biue. and 70 discuss the then prevailing
depression in the cattle industry gener-
ally. Tue convention consisted Of delega-
tions from the legislatures OF the several
states and assembled on the l2th day Of
March. lSS9, nine western states being
represented After several days spent in
deliberatiOn. form Of bill providing for
state inspection was agreed upon as the
best method of accomplishing the de-
sired result and so recommended TO the
several states. 1t will be noted, however.
that such laws when contested have since
been held void bv the courts, as being
repugnAnt 70 the interstate commerce pro
vision OF the constitution OF the nited
States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15

The people are happy becanse they can
buy Salvation Oil fer - cents.
The only method 10 cure an obstinate
cough-use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. %
cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
SORGHUM SUGAR

courage the manufacture OF sugar from
sorghum. passed an act authorlz ng town
ships, and cities OF the second and third
class, 10 vote bonds and suoscrlbs for
stock IN aid Of sugar factories The con
stitutiOnality Of the act was veTy question
able. but not more 30 than the scheme that
was promptly set on foot % procure large
issues OF bonds from numerous townships
IN the southwestern part % The state a.
bonus 20 a corporation organized FOR the
purpose which was IN return 20 set up
mills in these various townships Tor the
manufacture Of sugz. By new process
After number OF townships had voted
the bonds. parties who were in good faith
interested n the enterprise, becoming
SuSDIczcus both os ths so-cAll-n n@~ nro-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
AGE-oF-C F-CoNsENT Law.

The legislature OF 1857 changed the law
on this subject by raising the age-of-consent
10 eighteen years. The purpose Of the law,
in the protection of Young women Of
tender years. Is Of the very highest import
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-17
NOME HINTS AND HELPS.

After exeralsrs o. any llFi leye'
ride in An open earF.a-a O. nee. Vie
window Of : ear ~ fi- ..-s tsn-
geEous ,o hesila o. a. -.'s',
The best p.ris o. q Il lis nor the
head. II there Il any 100 pts = ia.Ei o.
each plate. lie ezF, fu' in sewing tist
not to break il. A hsl kE.in or kulft
with broad blade Is Iae basI-be;Foi'
Tribune.
Tea Hfead.-,i4ke . sponge - trS
eggs, tao ,aiie Tapafuls ~ hEil"f,
four Tablespoonful ~ sugaF, half {. pint
ofys~si. ons 4 ~ u t1-r, Hifh 4' much
milk q, neo, SssrI for IAsn batter
Lake when we'll risea
Sue, Johnny-Czke,- Ail Csc cut
sue, To an o0.lnz-Y cora '-fr ts'i.r.
only tho soaF m.is rill Eos n7d 70 l.
40 rich as - 9th ? Hie,, N-sn sart h
n0, usGd, TAI, 10 - 30 'atTH hot
Ohio t-rHfH.
A rrriiy arl 1sr'r, s'ii-l" Is a..
pot holder 'fsls a s--sl- .g-re Of
drab sst!n sheeilas sEi !.g" Gitl
shamois skin, pi .rilss layer 81 iaE
suHaed Naiiins bslsrna tha outside
and tho iinlns. .zt $40 sisa Of the
ehamois in tiny poiats--'lho Hone,
A Coffee nesssFL Make e coffee
euP'ul of clear. ssFoas oufss. rise" it IL
= saaesIsn With 81 0anea % z1sEei
g-latins ani ali g. - iR1F' Nst,E Il
make q guar, In sl.s sgset'R - lasi",
Ani when is 10 r.Ss tAa b,s.!.Hs p1iai
Pou, laio = buIlerUi H4ait zal 81, away
,o euol. !, is serf llcs Nh~n seFE-t
with whipped ss.Aa.-osznso Judd
Farmer.
-S6rgln; nsnsusS = fsr"-l'a psy
o' serving laTaH@s i1 Nee r ass ts q
cut them In nf'ha4ss 90 trp risrss,
dus, ,hca Ni'h p5s1.ssl-. 8uEaF, 3
lilgl1 lemon il.c- zli b.l - butter,
aai 10 lasf l.su ia Iae oven foi
tNeniy'aFr r..nHff- TArT sbnHi b
basisi U.ih lrs HHElrr ogrf 90 tRies
while h.slat a.l ss,ri tll in tho
dish ia shlet o. ar3 cooked,
"A sirpi- ''.l ling grii ,hro'
cracker, HEe'G. aHF pas 81 bDi iails,
the y'lsf H' So rsr. : ssitapnpaiai
salt. ih- s-HH rHt - nutmeg and
oa- t.zsPg1.f-. UE !.an hAli
an holg Ia zat -r ls.i. ti1uila' In
.Atar. Wken 80 ilIo whites Of,
tho -.'ss ~lih g. 'F"pnilis Il i.,~s
irF-i sugar D. -laaiy In llr Dv-a,
,Eoa dos vila .a.f %. '.iy Ehl serve.
The cxirH' 20 shieh warm ~a'.,
las have r1mp into O., iI amazing.
They arr Hus "a Almost - rniiaI al
!uHst oi ever laiy's Irayrilas ouIa'
aai arr often -lv.p - rT'pSs,s They
are Of faaar..rntrnaI -4Lt"F, a." mos,
popular L-iHE 10 Plail Patterns Whcn
allied visA hslilas a-'rs I.aT y~sIin
beat ;hr rH;iru slshI : hot asi"s tAsi
under iho neck VIII af,,i- = nruraisic
h.saaeh" narr quickly sasn any FvsEySiy
known.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-17

go near IL. Fifteen boys nave beeu
drowned Ia its waters IN twice Is many
Yeas. 4 f.-W Cf the hutlics Heno reOy-
erred, Lut those Nlo Grra drO@noi any
distance 'EJr ino l4nks sunk 10 the
bottom snd H"rp never brought 10 tho
surface,
Tho depth ~ tho lake has ncyeT been
ase.ria;n0i. sOundirss - "A depth of
seven huHiroi feet found M h"lIDn,
and the T.r1plo IA iLu vicinity ray inn
lake has s,iar. The Ind IA l,gnB Oi
the origin Of the .sze il 'H4' i'.i.srs 'hc
white ran r.aln - Ties uDuUiry tau
F.bgs b.raun iEy".yoi an Et., ard
giIsr q HauI.rr IT L.I-lG l4tt,,S iAu
su 4llor lFi,.' -ss z,m,r,t rNtFrliG-trd-
TLen thn ~ uru Grl ei.cis - tho
weak tfi'H afl.i iUF F-r.T' lHI -T3--u,'li
for S"EHr.L NL..rilr Pigs ras balnf
passed ar.-aI O. ts-fai rri "lE'u and
the eL!ris,i t-- -f.saF t-hf .alirEiy
spraHa up EIiI Gt-rr tHr.-sagss zli
murdered oy'T' OEu 81 llu ,a.rls Of 1870
smaller l-l".
1hgn the VAR Nc. rnHr'.Dl rni car
Fiei uH uaill Tie weak tFilse AIS eEicE-
minated, y f-4 rss'Es ali'T lir si-9r
sarrn ~ tho rlii"fs hrs LTutn onl Ia
the rinr faTT--t H'rr ti.r I1as,..rru o.
euFrrI II" rrr 'gFrsrl IN itis gYi iog
oisLt us-sns aHl 'a" a-luHi rhuA iIUn
out ~ sir'', 'l.' .r'','. ssprr ,ro.i, and in
it, stead %. ls..-,fi i4E", THo ludians
gave l-uiE,u mace sfl'h gsicsns lake
of lf..4
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-17
w.r c-In-.n y ...t.sr.

\ latter wita /. li.i,#r PASSED th-ot1ll
I'--I. Mo-, ~ ulh b .a.y, L. Wa
r.r,'l; Cars-.h -. %. G-lNcn. Mas
Philippine l.'An Il, anl. a. the has.
writing showed. Wal written hy CAPITA ii
Eairtlrn'. sig,Or, Mrs. Ahbic Peterson
who. with her husband, was lost a. sea,
six years ago. Across the end Of tho
letter was written direction to return
the letter TO bath in case Captain
Eairdcn's vessel hal sailed. Tho latter
bas thus bocn wandering over the
world for six years. and though some
what faded, tho envelope has not beer
opened and is in excellent condition
Captain Rairtlcn is now in business In
AMER. Java. and tho letter has beer
sent on its way to that place.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-17
won 1i.g cia Pa,ze.
\ usas Kssa-r'. al I'ss-lisas- -irh .
i.s-s ..si Hs..

!, Is not "firl ta.t vfnEi-g /. pFiso
will uAars r.-H .s -.., IUl th0 IN.
likely fr,iu'.i.. ..rI"Hs. taE, tho
,L;rzsI l.suuu- =. sst4'F tIuFu.nF iho
hooa l,'IHr .n ,l. a. lar unoi'a,.e
esiabii iErllt ~ fa" els seat e. his
d-sk ir-..a- 30 Iiuu iaai h.s i"..oa
olcfss ,aBlsHg Arr.lsi Lsvu lot a. IA.
oitis r..4Iis,n Aaf.a.F iHy n!sul Tt"y
dei.Iato.y iulHl-ri El-t tao trpgblo
Wa, ani a"rr s,li''. i.si ail.snc,i ~ tue
F-sf"ns":
'ur, ig isr,Ii IlF r4-a.'d Lock ho sE-
elalu1l. II rcN,s .s. b. nusH an uHi0ri-
un.t" i'.!le On ! an
'Wty, ynl hasr uut i-rn toying with
,ho tiger aal FIIr d"4l broker they
asked. .tl!i r1sru iHi' Ft-,t.si.
''Wvli, n0; tsl.i,F, a. replied, The
f4si a., l tsIsrh; O isasgg iDr - rAii-. and
Nuu = A1ss' zal ta-sTH."
''iigt Wis. 3. taur0 In tia, 10 make
you lu1- LI.":' i's"y asked, In EsioHish'
Hi.n'.
'w,ll. tNi'l ,ril sou. II il ius; this
way, e=s @sI1aingFi with an old "N'
pr-,suau-h hsI Lapvu him ipr forty
year, IN fa-i, iir h1i 81, old horse and
NHFNu itHh N' "f"N' 80 wv R.s''F As4AN
their ou s"f iS"y u"fr I'"'iE sn'i HoTn
out, w-... IH- 81 E-t b. ErGHi ani
dI-,i. atI L.a fsiuuis .,us- ulg"d ,Y
rar.ic tie as-sr sHI HbH,D ~ "-I"r {"
get cn'l:H ~ iLry hiH. u',"Hi.y. OF
course l - - boy tl,-oi, sHi N1t'l
you ir..",- u. I vrn' S,g, uL4t an
;o in Win that hprl" znl Uas''n 4, aha,
l-cibvrk me-. Tl"y E-u t"F'irt Nh.g"
ci-phau, "H uy hands, Nobody pu..i
hug ih~n ir,sp D". lean not taAU iE"m
and l'ly" Ihsrn IN a." r'-cvi. ssI can
no; l., ;hr It-lr ":! irLgc 81 a hors" dip
Of s;zrssi.Is. iiu s.;i -.t his head OF
In irs1 ih-a Ep I.m". ani yri what can
do Viii siS" zHy t',Iy i've dollars
who wilI f'llUVu vui giy TEisn and call
IL Egu4ry."
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-17
WANDERING JEWS.
N.a .s ts- Ni,s- >,,J .. u. IL Es.,,
t-...i .sa tasth.

I, is remarkable that Emin i'ashh
should h. j.W by birth. and one of Al,
F'.rgors, Via iias,"n, a Jew by pro,
f-sslon. .ays "a" i.oHlon Jew ish chrna.
lr!r. Lut ~" prs. ar- ~ ih's" Jrss in
equatorial Africa i,.r, n", ,'anI alaus.
From the tin" "i Abraham downward
,.Io migratory instinct has l~-n dom.
iaant Ia tho race, Ms,Spot.mi, canaan.
Egypt, Canaan once mur-, AasyEiA.
iishylnnia. Persia. Canaan a thIrl ,!mr.
aud then the world at iar'--su.h ag,
III" suggestive stages of i.rarl's ma
,ionai migration, Tn" jr~s. indeed.
have -V-r h.-a the "tFih0 Of III. Wan
d-rins foot" In an age when move,
ta"nt from On" c"un;ry ~ another was a
rarr and hazardous proceeding the
'scifih century, "a Wli-iiraiAriin Of
Tgirla. and Tutarhia. nf liailaistn.
Travelled through rroa, par, Of Europe.
Asia and Africa, and wcrr thereby .hl.
.. make consli"Fabi. addition. To the
worlds knoslr,isr.
III" second lien amin and iial",F.
who explored the L"!asha.. may also d.
mentioned. The existence o. iCWe In
out-at.ih--way corner, Of the globe. the
fclashas and i!-ri.isrscl aud the Ca.rhia
Jews has only b.Cn ma.io posaill. rs
III" migratory ,.n,lency Of the raes. ms
foar yohns men who kept last Num
kippur In 80 queer yet =" 'ngchin.. u
fashion In the Viii, Of south A,ric,
are among tho lai",, Illustrations Of IL.
tendency. No doubt tho wandering in,
s,lnct ha, been strengthened By p"r>r
cuiion. but now that pcac" and quI.,
hess ar his In rr"a;cr measure Ia" Jew
hii!l r.ta.n. M. nr..lIir,.i Inn fnr tEaNrl