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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
@etrpdmetes 0bH.

Oas Sbt gum Sorren mub boa>
tanbig reif fem. llnreife, unausse>
bilbete, Hefis seworbene. berfrippelte
Sridte 9eben fein sutes Srodenobf.
@u6 wurmise 0riidte bermeibe mon.
Eeisises Sbit, ~lberbaupt iiberaeitises,
lit nur ausnabmsmeiie iu nebmen.
Sas Sbit muB reit, fem. 8ef@mubt
einsebradte Srii9te miifen borber ses
maiden, g%etrodnet, bann erft sefbalt
unb III Ben Ofen sebradt iperben.
8eim S9dlen unb S9niben berri1e
boufcmmene 6einlidteit, felbit bic
Mefer miife1 otter eeputt peroen.
Ollie Iepfel ntiiKen sefdalt iuerben.
Sas per9amentartise &ernbaus unb
bic sdbe S9ale inb unberbauIid unb
fo9en nidt ipeih.
Subdpfel uerben beira Dorren sabe.
bleiben Ieberartig unb foden nidt
peid. San; faure Mepfel seben eben'
lowenis ipie gang fnbe % uobIf9meden'
bes O6rrobf als folde, BEL melden
3uder uub Saure in onseneb,nem 8ers
haltnine 9emifht 1T.
@ues eeborrte Sbit mub nod Der
BoIenbung bes Oorrens nod einise
Sage at BET 2uft lieseu, UNI nadiu'
trodnen. @eidaItes Sbf mub iiber,
bies, I'M cine belle Earbe gu bebaIten,
moslidft fdneu, unb obne es eefdaIt
Ianse iteben gu Iafen, in bic porber
erwarmte Oorre sebra4t iporben fem.
3u fart geborrtes Sbt tpirb sabe unb
todt nidt mebr tpei9 ; bor3u9lih aber
barf bas Sorren ni9t gun, gerbrennen
cber 8ren;lidwerben fortseiebt iuerben.
8ei III raidetn Sorren tuerben bic
1ri9te in Der Rdbe Der SibaueIe leidt
blaiig unb unbraudbar. Boutanbis
8eborrtes Obi barf, iuei,n es auseins
anberaebrohen tpirb unb iuenit mat es
fart suiammenoridt, teine Sropfen
tmebr seisen ; bies gilt ais beites &enn'
sei9en bes boIIenbeten Dorrens. &C.
borrtes Obi barf niemals iuarm bers
padt ober aud iparm in perfdlo6ene
8aiten setban iperben.
8eissn fid Bel setrodnetem Sbf
@dimmel ober gar Mfilben, 70 mus
basielbe iofort III f@arfe Warme &C.
braat unb neuerbings na4setro6nei
iptrben. 8ci @ufbeipabruns an trede'
ue,, Iuftieen Srteu, tpie in 8iiten init
bur9brodenem De6eI ODER in Sa6en,
auf benz 8oSen aufsebau8en, bait I'D
Oorrobt redt gut Q Bis 3 Sabre II
better Gualitdt, uno es uir6 bel reidel
SbRernte Ser 2%anbuirtb, Der gu red
men pcrftebt, burd bas oils @ahrunss'
unb S~enubmittel 10 Ianse Belt brau@'
bare setrodnete Sbf seuib piel befe'
b%efriebist, als inbem er bas biele Sbf
wis es fruber seidab, lebislid all
8iebfutter berfuenbet. Sas Srodnti
bes Sbites brinst bem 3anbpirtb ie
benfaus cine CUTE 8ernebrung feline
G%innabmen, ba ct ridt notbts bat
III reiden Grntelabren bas Obf q
Spottereiien 50 beridleubern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
@irfanses ON Draben.

ET+EfTZ @tG
IRAN bat Oft baslber eefr;tten, o
Der beatf&sfrans6ff4e Rsiea nit fefnes
Sieeen unb 0oIeen bic 9teuuna Ser
Oentf9ameritaner BEN einseboreaen
Glemente geseniiber berbeKert babe.
Gins 1T sesrib Sa6 Bic Rcuerrth.
tiiag oes oeutf@en Mti3s fir feine.t 3es
angefsoelten Rinber elm frif9tr, hkH'
famer Intrieb sur Giniguna astpor,
ben lit.
Ser @esenfab 3piiGen Morobeut<
den nno Shobeutf9en 5eiate fd frh.
Der in man@en ameritanif9en Staaten
redt lebbaft. Baren Babern unb
9reuben bod gewobnt 8eipsfen, NIT
Giferfndt nnb &ob nufeinnnber binsa.
febn. Sn ben SaErtn 1868 bis 1870
mar bas bittere @efibt apilden 8reu<
Sen unb Sannoberanern Defenders
fart. Die 9sbteren fonnten es ni6t
bergehen, bab itr 9tamnnIan6 bon ben
@riteren nit @emaIt feiner Selbfdns
oiefeit beraubt ipor6en mar.
Mit benz Srantfurter 0rieben unb
Der bort befeeeIten Giniateit Der
beutf9en Mation be~rnarbten inbes
oiefe @unben. So bas 8eiipiel Ser
8riber i'm alien 8aterIanbe erseuate
aud bier elm 9efiibl ftoI;er @emein>
famfeit.
Sic Worte Sdiner's int Sell
$50 Iabt uns fem elm einis Bolt bon
8ri6ern"-
iuurben nun germ un6 eifria auf bic
bisber 9etrennten beuti9en @tamme
a%nseiuanbt.
Nuf bic in Der Srembe a~ngefebeIten
S0bne 9ermania's babem bon ieber bic
Na@ridten aus Der alien Seimatb aro<
Zen Ginfub ausgeibt. 60 Ianae
biefe @adridten nun bon benz GIenb
Der &leinifaaterei un6 ben abaef1mqd,
tefen Giferfudteleien bon maren,
wurben Mrauobn unb Mibsunit sesen
bic StamneSsenofen au1 bier INNER
mad sebalten. SIN ben lekten einunos
Ituon;i9 Sabren aber flinet bon brii>
ben elm anberer Son. Somobl bic
trafsatlantti9e Habel ais Die Settlns
gen %betonen, tuie Die Natur Der Sa@e
es nit iid brinst. bas allen Seutfden
@emeiniame.
@anentlid bic @erbanbIungen bes
beutlden @ei9staees baben in bieier
Sinfdtiberaus gut seiuirtt. 8eIder
4artei Der Seutfdameritaner fid i'm.
tter berbunben flblen mag In ieber
fauben unb finben fi@ @irttembereer,
Babenier, Sannoberaner, Basern unb
Yreuben, @%beinldnoer @effaIen unb
Sdleier freunbIid bereintst. unb 10
pie brIben bieie 8ermii&uns oas 9a>
tionalaefubl unmitteIbar seitarft bat
unb ftarft, 70 niro unter ben Oeutf9s
amerifanern burd bic 2ettlre iolden
Observation-Disclosures mitteIbar cine
abnlide @irtuns Heterogeneous.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
Buf!en'S Mrrica>SnIhe,

Gie teits sulbe in Der @elt fir
Sdnittuunoen, Nuetidun9en, @ei6rpu>
re, SulsfuB, 6ie5erz nno 6roitbeulen,
5le6tunsen, selprunsene Sdnoe, Sibz
nerallsen uno 9autausidldse; iidere
Sur ilr !6dmurrboiosn, rber feline Be-
Subtl1n9 perlanst. @6aise 3%ufrieben=
belt %sarantirt ooer bas @elo 5uriider=
~itattet. greis rs gts. Die Sdadtel.
-3u u~erfaufen im eagle 9rus @tore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
gia outer ST B..

Oeaeon SarbfactsWrafbent
elmer @ntisS abatseieQf6afD: vSun'
ger Mann, i'd bin 70 Sabre alt unb
babe nod nie in meinem 2eben Sabat
seraudt."
Singer S9IingeI (eine Gis
garre f9maudenb): rNur Wutb, GUT
fer @reis, sic finb INNER nod ni4t
,u alt gum 2ernen. Cato Iernte @riss
aifa, ais ct fdon adt,is mar, you
knowi"
Grfer Tramp: u8leib' INNER
erunbfab treu, Safe, nnb arbeite nie'
!"
3weiter Sramp: r4ber mas
iii Sir piterfabren, 8enblebarn, 9u
febt ia ipie me 8oseIfdeu@e aus ?"
Griter ST y9ieb mid in
einem idwaden Iusenblid iberreben,
fir einen Sariaer ettpas 5eu aufant'
m%en;ubarten. Da cling Die @afdine
hber einen Steii, yours truly pur;eIte
'runter unb tpurbe miteebartt. Das
hat man banou, isenn man arbeiten
min. 8sriud' es ME, Safe, 70 lang
Du lebf!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
Seine Sweite Bran.
Son :. S9ntirt.
l..

els bas juu9e WGo6eu mitten i'm
Binter in bic srauen, Vi ittren Mauerll
einsejosen, bate ii6's ibr iuubi iuie ein
eisbaud auf bas SerS 9elegt, oas benz
9ebea unS Dem Slid perlan9eno emit
seseni6las; abcr lie Datte friib sslsrnt,
uerseblide &iinihe in Sdraften 5l bal
ten unb Dem Grnit hires @eldides Ged),
nurs su traser. Sic per;aSte nidt bel
BEN @eoanfen ali cine 5utunIt III bieien
Rauern uno ertnnlte Die 6iirfprse Der
6rubtalte nit finolider 9anfbarfeit
an. Sn ben brei SaBren ibres Gu euts
balts in, Stiite bate iie banu binrcif,
euo Selt sebabt, ii6 nit Der Iusli6t
suf bas itile, beidaulide 0aicin elmer
Stiftsonnle iu beireunpen. Gs bate
setuib aud picl Gutss, NIB ntall iuurbe
alt babel, mie oas Seiipiel Idmmtlider
8.iuubnerinncn bcipieS. -
Cine bnmpft, ldDmeloe sluslt crsriff
Narsa trOBosm oft, iycnu Iie bebadte,
pie oiel9an1pf cs igrem Jungen, marmcn
5erten fOiten iuirbe, che es ii9 in Die
SeSe mo @bseIdlOien1eit zines iolben
Gsbsns %9einnren. g(ber Elm felter @iae
btslt INNER ltrense @adt iibcr ibte
@hnide uno Srdume.
Sn bas innerite@eien unbs eiu bieie,
s:id be9abten, fcin unO iuarm cmpfinoen
e:n Mdbden< Secle nermudte iih SHE
manb 81 Uerienfen; man t6ite lonf
uift se!past, ibr nit 10 piclcn uus.rter
Sumutbunsen su fumuteu, blc spar aus
suoblwolenber abIi6t b~c,ppr9inscn, Del
Rdb9enitplS Mar9u's aber nidtsbeItp
iusniser ticf beltioi9tcr. S6ye ibea
oaseleste seele be9rrff nidt, oos maj
feline Sano perifenteu, iid ielbf hinge
Ben Tonne, I'M duBerc &ert5eile gu er
Idnsen; cine Gbe pbne =Geie
uss bebeute itr cine Grnlerri9unq.
Son 3eit Su Seit iibe,fam fie abe
bod cine unbe0iuinslide Scbriu6t nat
etnen Menifen.9 erjen, bas lparm iiib,
te. tuie ons ibrr; oann 6Hnete Tie ba
Sfortdcn III Der iibiiden 9nrfmaut
unb idliipIte in bas tleire iueinumranl
Saus. Dos Die &lltiue tes ebemaliae
Stfis- @eiitliten %beipoJnte. Sie freun'
hae Matrone init Dem iilbertpeis,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
suaenbIide8 rfi9

Beforste Mutter: $50, I'm
bes SimmeIs winen biit On wabreno
bes fared(i9en 9ewitterturmes seiues
fen?" -
aIeiner Sid: sd bah mid
unter einen Baum sefeQt."
Mutter: .Sdredli6! @eist
Du benn nidt, bab serabe elm Baum
Der gefdbrli@fe Srt ipabreno zines
0eipitters if?"
Gid: 80, 70 oft Is s%ebounsrt bat,
Bin id aud berpor in's 8reie seiprun'
aenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
German


Die Naicritat eutsei9uIter gerste sIaubt
lest, eab S4ptnSiu4t elm @urmsa ranfbeit
#. SIN anSern @Orten, ftatt in Der a5rper,
Ronititution ieIbit 3u Iiesen, tpirb fe burd
lnbuoie fletne @ei45Yfe beruria&t, bic in ben
eunsen Ieben, bort ri6ts su fu9en BADEN unb
le tuesfreien, tuie Saupen bic 8!atter Der
6du'1e. Die GleidsdItisfeit sesen einen
9uiten lit fehr sefdbrIi9;
Gttte Dttrttt= benn berieIbe foiantt bon
ienea Tbeilen Der Guns
kt1ftkiteft. gen, bic absenast urS
Serit6rt iinb. Sisie flei>
nea Saeiaen, ipie man bic 8iiriner nennt,
ftnS gu ipin;i9, I'M nit blobem ause seieben
~ tpsresr, aber lie iino trptbea, ridt ninser
lsbsneis unb fornmen in ben G5rper nit unies
rer Nabrung, nit ber Cuff, bic tuir einat5n:en,
uub bur4 bic Scren BET Saut. Son ba ses
Iansen ie in has glrt ,lnS fonlr,sn ialieblia
BET ben 9unscn en-, no fe fi9 fefiesen unS
NIT firdterIi4er Sdneuisfeit permabrer.
Damn fcmmt German Syrup binju, nta9t fie
Ios, t0Stet fie, trei5t tie GUS, tsiIt bic SteIIe1,
bic fe SerIa1en, rno rabret unS Iinbert boz
eurd, 70 ba5 in furser JSeit bic S4ipinb.
fd4tisea sesen 8arwer gefrsit uro seiurS
trerSen. 9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

GIN ~sansborer Gr!ifel bat INNER
@ahabmuuseu, besbalb iiebe 81, bab
wenn on cine 5laide Salpntion Del
faufit, bn bns dbte erbdlit. Sn aslben
llmi1tdsen. iabriSirt por u. 6. Meger
& 60. in Baltimore, Wb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

uniere Nniiht.-Mir iino INNER be<
reit, einem suten Nittel bic idnlbise
G%nerfennuns o~nsebeiben ~ loiien, mife
fen iebo9 bemerfen, baB mir Or. Bulls
5uiten Sprup alen anbern 6uitenmlts
teln porsiehen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

-@eiI IT, 8anarieubogel
banon ~ssflosen mar uno f@ nidt ipit'
bsrfnben Iieb, erideb fd fiir,Iid bic
Saith, zines boben Gifenbabnbeamten
in Shpe6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
D1Oer

~,a,irtr, Ijno Carriers 2tttfe GtSer
Q lie cssrfs tce;ihrcu Bet Geritopftbett, hteie
ldht1e Stih;csrtc %curt.:Ho y uerbutenp, Jualet4 a1e
zen I'm Taaen sGie.:i9enb, Rte Geber ftdr.
fsus Il. tte e;nSs'Tt;ss ~rs9e!nc. Weru ie AUD Eur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23


ipnnisen, i6Ouen Ssim leben, puu
5reunbi6uft nno siebc unnseteu; mubte
ie ni6t sliidli9 fem!
limb Dies Iaes bate lie Serbert's
5reunoi9aft gu banfen; mas fonnte Tie
ibm bafiir seben? Sbre SreunbI9aft?
@as fonnte iie eiuem Wtanue BON leiner
g%ebeutuns, uun ieinem bobcm Gsiit fem?
@as bate i'm setrieben, grade lie unttr
10 pielcn 5rGuel, ore er %fannte, gu erz
tpdbten? Sic tpubte es ia; ibre 9iete
fir leiu Sinh bate CO inn ansetban!
1no nun trus iie ieinen Sting an Sin.
ger, ben idti9tcn GeiL lueldcr ibr 10
tbeuer mar, Der iie 10 lebbcft all Die
Stnnoe %crirnerte, III Der lie iid ibm OIL;
selobt, uno an Die @orte Der einfdhen
Sraureos, Die ibrSera bod 10 iebr betpest
batte: ,3idts icu gud ideibeu, es lei
beun Der aImddt;se @ott.'
Sa ~itreifte 9Th Sonnenltra6l bogSilb,
tueldss ilber ibrem Sdrsibtiib bling; ss
mar 9erbcrt's Silo. bas @erf zines
beruorrasenoen 9initfers. Dasie(te
iuar nid)t adein bns 9etreue Ibbilo bes
urrlcbncn. igmpatbiideu Gei9ts, ion.
bern es trus aud benStcmpcl bes fpriis
bcnben @eiites, Der "ieiucr 8cri5nfidteii
unb leinen Sdriiter eiusn 70 ma6tiaen
3ouber uerlieb.
Nu6 Die iunse 5ral enpIano ba
unb iie CAB iid Dem Ginorud unbeian
GET bin; mar CT bod ibr 5reuub, beiiel
@eiidts5ise 81 ituoiren iiderlid nol
j bere9tlstem Sntere1e fir iie mar. ei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
W1arirelt

Nrrfusb uro rebsn ale etntr1 edltsen Sufaree
enfiprtnasnscn seibIrsreeH, rrte SGipineel, uebels
fett, GSlcrtstttt. 1P~tBitlmmuua mad bem Gfen,
GtncT; III eer Seite L (. 10. gBdhreno nun tbre
het- sIrcasaeitc g9trtfamfstt tartn beftsht, hab lie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

9uiten lit iehr sefdbrIi9;
benn berieIbe toiamt BOT,
ienen Tbeilen Der Guns
gen, bic ~absenast unS
aerit0rt iinb. Gisie fleis
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
Curious Photographic Apparatus.

A curious Photographic apparatus.
in which camera is raised by rocket
and lowered by a parachute, is being
developed by q French inventor, NJ.
Amedee Denisse. In its experimental
form this wonderful machine is pro-
vided with the cylindrical camera, has
~ lenses around its circumference,
with a sensitive plate in its centre, and
is provided with II shutter which opens
and instantly closes as the apparatus
commences to fall. The descent is
eased by the opening of the attached
parachute. which is drawn back to the
operator by a cord attached before
firing the rocket. For securing birds
eye views this photo-rocket offers sew
eral important advantages over bal
loon photography, such as compare
tive cheapness in operating and free
dom from all risk of human life. In
military accommodating it will be in.
valuable. especially in the case of 6
besieged city, it being possible to take
a picture of the doings of outsider:
whether they will or no."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
Japan,s Domestic system.

The whole domestic system of Japan
differs radically from our own. 1t is
the exception for men to devote them
selves to amassing property. Singular
as it may appear to the western Oh
server, here is a nation which does not
worship the almighty dollar; which
holds that many things are better
worth having than riches; which is
content with enough; which never sac
ritices a lifetime to money making; and
which, above all, refuses to 'provide
for the future in the western fashion.
When Japanese youth marries he
never dreams of setting up housckeep-
ing for himself. He simply takes his
wife home, and then she is adopted
into the family. When a head of q
family is about so years of age he
thinks it time to retire from active
life and enjoy himself. Having settled
his affairs he turns over the business
of furnishing the supplies to his sons
or sOns-in-law. and henceforth they
must support the household. The old
people now have their innings, and
pass their declining years in comfort
able leisure.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
Surprising the Bank Teller.

A man hastily entered a Chicago
bank one day and, approaching q
teller's window, carelessly threw down
check with the remark: II would
like to deposit that; please credit the
amount to my account" The teller
glanced at the check and winked very
hard and vigorously to convince him
self that his eyes We're still all right
The bit of paper called for $463, 900
and bore the signature of one of the
most powerful syndicates in the coun-
try. 1t was accepted without word
and the depositor left the bank within
one minute from the time he entered
it.
A few weeks ago a middle-aged
tered Chicago bank and said to the
teller that she would like to make a
deposit.
1--WE can't open an account with
you" said the young man behind the
window, 'unless you make some ar
rangement with the cashier personally
| can give you certificate of deposit
however"
VERY we'll" quietly remarked the
visitor, II don't want to be bothered
to carry this about town, and the Ger
tificate will do very we'll until I car
find some institution that will open ar
account with me-"
The eXpectant young man opened
his certificate blank book and dipped
his pen in the inkwell before him
The satchel was opened and from i
came-not black purse or few dol
lars tied into knot in handnerchie
corner-but United States bonds, tn,
face value of which aggregated nor,
than $24S, 900. The certificate wa
not filled out. An account was opened
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
Hygiene Of the Eyes.

The hygiene of the eyes is very
simple. For them as we'll as for the
coiDpleXion, good digestion is equally
necessary-more SO, for no cosmetic
could alternate the yellow tinge which
billiousness imparts to them-and If
mysterious pencils can supply the in-
sufficient shadow OF rare eyelashes,
good health alone can give them that
brightness which Is their principal
beauty. Never read in bed or in u
declining attitude--it prOvokes a ten
sion of the optic nerve, very fatiguing
to the eyesight. Battle the eyes daily
in salt water, not salt enough, though,
to cause a smarting sensation. Moth
ing is more strengthening.
Many persons fear cold air as they
do the plague. They shut themselves
in close bedrooms, where their sys-
TENS are poisoned and gradually I'M
dermined by breathing bad air. 1t is
claimed for cold air, by some OF its
advocates. that the remedial influence
of fresh air is much increased by a
low temperature. So much increased
in fact that colds are moro durable in
mid-winter than in midsummer. Cold
is an antiseptic and powerful digest
i've stimulant. Dyspepsia, catarrh
and fevers of all kinds, so say some
doctors, can be frozen out Of the sys-
tenn; not by letting the patient SILVER
in a snowbank, but by giving him an
extra allowance of warm bedclothing
with the additional luxury Of breath
ing cold air. A movement of air
through q room is secured By leaving
a window open both at the top and
the bottom.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
An Indian Religious Service.

A great religious service that re-.
Gently took place in Calcutta is thus
described; 1.-TWO hundred thousand
persons took part in the service. Ra.
JAMS zemlndars, merchants, shopkeep-
ers' pleaders, professors, graduates and
doctors were present and the Hirdoo
ladies tasted. Three hundred Brah-
MINIS conducted the services, chanting
the Vedas. Ten thousand homas were
performed for the protection of relip-
loh' thousands sang the hymns, and
shouts aud horrible sounds rent tho
ar the people seeming mad. Man,
OF them swooned. and one devoted
offered his neck, but was prevented. y
N. Y. Tribune.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
Should women Cry and Faint:

Should Women Cry ana Faint:
cannot agree with French physi-
clan as to the advisability OF women
sitting down for .'good cry" when
everything seems to have gone wrong
for the time being, says an English
lady writer. This worthy DOCTOR
who evidently believes that woman
should be treated as helpless being,
declares that we do ourselves a great
deal OF harm by trying to be brave
and enduring.
A woman, says he. should never try
to bear pain without flinching. In
fact, she should just scream and faint
as much as she likes, and then she
will surely get better much sooner
than If she silently bore suffering.
And what about our dignity, M. le
Medecinp Does it become a British
matron to figuratively fall OF a heap
and give way to outbursts of weeping
because her gown does not fit or the
parlor maid has given notice? And
could we ever reconcile it with our
kick and promptly give way to hyster-
les directly neuralgia attack came
on or the demon toothache claimed us
for its own?
No. no; we have our faults, and our
nerves may be but ''puir things" yet
hope and believe that we are men,
tally better balanced and physically
stronger than to require to have a
good cry upon the lightest provoca>
ton. -Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
AN OLD GRIP.
r. Was Proving Around in Ne" A'f-
1927.


Twenty eight years after the dlsco..
cry of Manhattan Island by 1enul
Hudson (who was in reality not a Duecn.
man but an Englishman. ms nanie
being Henry Hudson and ms o,, oa
Mace being London. although Nc na.
pntered the service of the Dutch East
India company, two people diea on
the island of disease precisely SILL
lar to what is called the grip.
In fact, medical records sho" 'ha'
in the wear 1927 the grip as no"
known. visited America as an epldem-
10 rayaginc first the Puritan or New
ENGLAND colonies of Boston, then WORK
ing its way through Connecticut ln'o
Manhattan Island.
Two Dutchmen who were working
on the "blockhouse" or fort when
was the first permanent structure
erected on Manhattan Island were
taken sick with a bad cold, then IN
nuenza set in followed by pains-a Ia
erippe-till both men died.
The men had been employed putting
IN a fence of red cedar pallsade:
around the fort and had overheatec
themselves during a redhot July day
They took a bath Cat the present bat
tery) and felt all right that night
But the next day the disease developed
itself in both men. They each per-
sisted in working right along TIT
second day, but were compelled TO g
to bed, from which they never rose
In both cases all the symptoms OF tn
grip We're present and strongl.
marked.
One of the victims left an infan
daughter who had grown up and mar
ried Mynheer Wcrckhoven. an lnfu
entail trader who had headed a LOAF
for charging the palisades around tn
fort. This Werckhoven was a clos
friend of Oloff Stevenson Van Cort
land, the first New York brewer, ant
Jacob Gerritts Stryker, the first an
only tailor of his day on Manhattan
Island.
One day in May these three worthic
were discussing politics and wines a
the s'Stono Tavern" facing the Eas
River, when Mynheer Werckhove
was suddenly sent for.
His wife had been taken suddenl
i'll. Three days later his wife died c
the grip" just as her father had die
some thirty years before. The grip
was again ON its travels as an epidemi
and had reached New York, or Ne'
Amsterdam, by way of New England
So it turns out after all that tn
grip is chestnut, not new thins
but reverie-a "Reminiscences.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
The Jacquard Loom.

In 1887 the application of the Jac'
guard loom to bobbinet made machine
lace a reality. Since then it has gone
from strength to strength. constantly
improving the quality and decreasing
in price.
1t has been found, too, that there Is
not the slightest conflict bctwixt ma
chine lace and handmade. The more
OF the one is consumed the wider BE-
comes the market for the other. Ma
chine looms, though. have enormously
cheapened many of the best laces
For example, u piece of footing,
plain net" that in 1905 made by hand
sold for $25 the yard can now be sol0
In equal quality for just cents. An
other thing which lessons cost is TN
use OF cotton thread for flax in all pu
the costliest kinds.
France, England, Belgium, Switzsr,
land, Spain and Italy all TEEN wiz
lace-workers and send their hand-wor,,
pretty well all over the known woriu