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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-22
ElsGaHt Billiard and Club Rooms

Where customers so disposed can retire
in seclusion for sociable time, "faT from
the maddening crowds ignOble strife" A
sideboard will also be found conveniently
located to appease the thirst Of upstairs
guests.
Drop in and "Smile!"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-22

We are now closing our books for 1890,
and take this means Of notifying all who
are indebted to US that settlement must
be made at an early date. Call at the
store and adjust accounts.
q WARD BRos.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-22
Snail
STICE OF LOCAL IEWS.
Items Gathered in and About AOEth Yakima for
The PfHSal q Herald Subscriber.

,'-
Yakima mineral water Is great favor
lite in Spokane Falls, and one dealer
there made contract for acarload OF it,
amounting TO about $500 worth, provided
the freight rates over the Northern would
admit Of It's being laid down at Spokane
at the same figure that ldana water Is
brought over the U. T. from Salt Lake
Although Mr.. strobach made every en-
deavor to get satisfactory rates he failed
and the sale had to DO annulled. YAK
ina has great difficulty to compete with
points much farther away from the mar
kets, not only on soda water, but VeGe'
tables, fruits, and other products, and,
as a consequence Of this short-sighted
policy Of the Northern Pacific, the pro-
$3.50 ~ -! -. "a. ~ ~ ,:.Li :,
~. - - o.h.s1,,oa - 80 ~
va . "ouH ~, ~ w. 49, - - -
4,.-..,~MHS.
P'
A Portland Sunday paper has the fol-
lowing about well known citizen: "The
picture in to-day's OregOniGR branded
'HOwlett's Building at North Yakima
tells story Of how quickly fortunes aTt
made in the new northwest. Just befor'
going there, say four years ago, Hewlett
said to Dan Holton: 4 have just 800 In
my pocket, and I owe you $50 Of it FOL
shelter. / have a position awaiting mi
~ foL'n ~, Huu " ~ W" " >, V. =
ueD' s'Anu ~ "nl " ga 49, ~" :.
unneoeSsaiy " Say "uA' US u ~ ~
uIu, "nu "i'un W. CN, nO M se e0D1 "H'
p"'u nnu VCuay SOiOno' IaO~lo IA. ~ "a
JOURNALIST VI ueSiueu MERIT Ous 'iien v
Iesuia'ion na'oiu P"iS ~; VIC Ae nHPPy "
s"y, 10 - ~" ,nAn' we "'sn w "''
iu'A W Ill s0Ou n'"sP"P0' l"
Paul +. Mohr, who is well known In
this city and Throughout the state, will
D Oe m'Ir,eu ~ MASnns'on; - W on San
IoI", " AiSo "a Ie'So ".I0' e~lss
Guy Oeiie' anu '"e 'OsSe,SH VI oOns,u
, ei"Die I S1'S a .I" u Au VIZ
t aHU"s NUN "eL ie eST i M ~
Aon - o M, ~ iIno% ~. WV : W." .
cession Of romantic episodes, and that
part of il since he arrived in Washington
as a drummer for wholesale LIQUOR house
and graduated as a millionaire railroad
I manager and promoter il especially start
mug
G. W. Gibbs reports that silver has
been struck on the Comstock lode, Gold
Hill, that you can cut with q knife. II
is found in streaks. The principal part
of the ledge is free milling gold rock and
vi ~, - -. - o -. -" y,
"on I.sS I U.s 49, .,i Wv" ~ -. -
IT. 80 49, g 49, D..
~ .%. ~ 1 49,. ~ ~" 4,ooo =. 10000 =.
,s . ~ a'S ~ - IN -'',,,,. " TOOOO :"
Tho at,emDt nj the Montana ,padical
boorJ 70 ,,ovoDt nbvsicioD t,or, mac.
,icino because he advertises IN The news.
naDors VAS Frustrated nv the Local wisdom
~ Jrdoo HINT sovs The Montono ~,
and Stock Journal. A physician has the
same legal and moral right to advertise al
a merchant, and II is no less creditablf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-22

FOur-foOt dry slab wood at a per cord.
Apply 10 John Reed. II
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-22

Man and wife and single man. Men
must be good mixers. Apply to
II. B. SCUDDER, Mckee.
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For sale,

Registered Holstein-Freisian bulls anC
Poland China boars.
II H. B. SCUDDER, Mckee.
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Npti5 fir Mrbiteften.

Die ahtbaren &pmmi1dre bon 8erar 60,
Seras, erlu9en Sa9leute pldne unb SpeStfis
fattDnen fir ben 8au zines neuen County
Gpurtbauies ansuferttgen. Sas @ebGube fol-
eine Srpnt am Main gla3a bon einbunbert
SUB unb cine Siefe bon ~einbunbert unb finfs
nnbahtsig SUB an Der Auintas Strabe baben,
fol- bier Stpdnerfe bod unb NIT einem
Eblrme unb einsm Seller (basement) per1es
BEN lein unb Ipa bic ~neueiten 8prri9tungen
fir Seiaune, 2ibt unb @entilatipn baben.
SIN bielem 8ebdube lpllen 1iA foIgenbe JfGum>
liafeiten befinben, ndmli4 8ter Court,
3fpei @ranb Seurbs, stpei Yetit Surps, aIpei
9iitrift glerts, bier 8idters, ein Oifrift.
Mnipalt-, Elm GpuntbsMntpalts, spei Gpurtbz
Glerfse, afpei Sberiffss, Elm @erihtsbienerss
(bailif) Simmer, sipei &dumlidfeiten fir ben
Collector, Sfpet fir ben 9%lieior, zines ie fir
ben S9asmeiite tier, @ermef1er 9autes Snipeftpr,
SAuliuperintenbenten, &pnftabler nnb Nrsl,
stpei Sriebensrihters 3tmmer, Elm Surpsimn1er
fir bte Suffice Court, ems fir Die Goilntns
&omnifdre, Elm fir ben Sanitor, ems 8iblios
t%befssimmer unb 1on5t nod äi9feiten,
tpenl 8las ~pprbanben lit. @enanntes Sc,
baube ioa NIT eleftrii1em Gabritiblen (Ele=
v~ators), eleftril9em 9i1te, elmer 8prridtuna
fir Sampf 9ei3uns, rbr, 8abe5immer unS
StVlSLp uetiNYS" WV p"pStDSW lpASu 0tUSi
srpBe, biebsfeite, eilerne 8anb : @9rdnte
(%vaults) fir bic 9lufbeipabrung Der 8apiers
bes County, unb Diftrift @lerfs dngebradi
tperben. Sir Speciftationen unb benienisei
Blan, Der BON Der @ountbeGo urt alS Der bette
eradtet ipirb, perben Elm Sauienb Dollar
$4,000 unb fir ben 3tpeitbeiten Stunt 9unberi
Dollar $500 Brdmie beSab[t.
gldne unb Specififationett miifen Bel BEN
@puntp>G lerf bon 8erar County bot 10 l1br
Sormittass, Montag ben II. Mai A. D. 1891
ab9egeben iperben.
Die Court bcbd[t it9 bas 9ietbt Dor, elmer
pber ale 8ldue a~uriiG3uipeilen.
Nah 8eitimmung Der County @ourt
can Mntpnio, SeraS, ben 81. NfGr
A. D., 1891, publi3irt.
} IS ipirb getpiinl1t, bab aue 8lGne bas
! 8erRdltnib BON Elm 8iertel 3pa si einen
| Sube einbalten.
6. 90. MIItfer,
Gountp=Ri@ter, 8erar Gountp, Seras
atteltirt
Shah. %. emitb,
Goantpzglerf gerar COUNT, Seras
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Dee aAtnpf 6er Wanger mit ben Wieb=
9tebem TIM @ttoipeftem. ,

uniere Stats > poli3et, oter pie He
tins oemOtratif@e tiberiebt beist, unier
Staats. @aneer'2orps, bat uieoer elm.
mol ben Bemeis bafar geliefert, baB
aud bon elmer uriprangli@ republifas
nif9en ginri6tung etwas Sutes fom.
men fam. Sic Dot ben Qampf gegeit
cine organiRrte 8iebbieb.B anbe, tpelme
felt lonse 3eit In ben fhbmefli9en,
perbdltniBmdBig banu befieoelten gouns
ties gebauf unb bort giseatbum unb
2eben uBR@er gema@t bat, enbli9 oIs
len @rnfes uib nit @rfolg aufsenom'
men.
2apitdn 8roots, = 10 beiBt es In Il,
mem 8eri@t aus gptula bonn 81.
MdrA- babe In aler Stile felt ldngss
rer 3eit f@on bic 0orbereitungsu our
Ncfbsbung Der Banbe getrofsn unD
tire S@lupfwintel umfsQt, unb am
lebten Sonuabenb tonnte er barit aus
fauseu, bic pOliseiliGe &a33ia gu ers
6fneu.
Der erie Sang, bep CT ibat, sei@ab
auf elmer &auH IN @ebb @Dunig, bic
i9on LANCE i'm 8sroa@t itanD, Elm
8~erfsdsplot fur bic MitSlieber Der
weitperbreiteten Banbe gu iein. gs &c.
lang ibm bort. spei ibelbsrt9tigte Bur.
f@en su faRen, = Sobn @onnor unb
Sam Mnberion nit Wamen, - tuel6e
felt LANCE auf BEN poliaeili@en Serb.
bpI,e fanben, unb auf bic Ausiaeen
bin, tpel1e biefelben bart bpr BEN
6riebensri9ter Softer in 3areoo mad.
ten, geloug es bann nod hrei anoere.
sur 8anbe gsb6rige perioEsn aur Saft
3u bringen, Sim pieres. Mrigbt uub
Bill Nnoerfon, tDeI9e ~porldufig in bas
Gefdngnib nod Gotulla gebra@t uurs
ben. UNI 10 balb als m6gIiG bon ben
betreHenben 8eamten mad Webb
gountp, tpDb:n fe eeb6reu. unb NO
tiberbaupt ole Gaoen 5ufammenIaufeu,
bertbergebolt 3u perben.
9ur@ bieien bon Rapitdn Brcots
gemaGteu Song, BET uel6em CT aud
ben grbbten 8beiI Der 9etettib 8 Nrbeii
eetban bat, III enbliG, - 10 bDft man
bier,-oer Reil eingetrisbe1, 0ur1 mel
den bic meiiper3meiste Sauoe aussins
anberseipreuet werben wirb, bic fell
Sabren ben &tnSuieb . Oiebfabl bier
uuo In ben u~mliegenben Counties i'm
@roben betriebeu bot, unb Der Subel
ber 8ieb3i@ter III babsr groB. "a
merben ieBt, 10 benft mon, manherle
gntbhlunsen au Gage fOmmen. an BIT
Wiemanb geba6t bate.
ueber feline rueitsrsn pldRe beobad.
tet ber 6lbrer Der bsrittenea poli3ei
uatirli6 oas tieffte 6tiQi4meigen
seine Manni@aft 1T aber Sag unit
Na9t i'm Sattel uno CO bari errparte
tuerben, baB bale lpeitere tui9tise Der
baftunseu erfolgen.
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@r 9ie neueften GiI3., @trob.,
Dualap., 3nor unb gtetions Quite bel
panepaf& Sobn.
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sa- aft & haben
biele Saifon cine uusep0bnli6 feline
Muswabl In CLOTHING. Wtmano
bertauft feline Nu;Hge biItger.
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aas IS. tesamid,e samSesiamserfeb.

Sn Der gaaIi9en etaot Galpeiion
fin6et an ben Sogeu bes H.. Is. unb
Is. Npril bas Is. ts1anii6e Gdugerfet
bes beuiid terdnil6en Sdnserbuuoss
fatt. weIGes cine grbBere Gnjabl bon
6dngern berIammeln Dir0, tuie ie zines
borber.
Ser MdKenGor pirb bnber bon be.
fonoerer Bebeutung iein. @s iuben
brei Nbenbe gonaerte fatt, tuobei elm
Drdeifer bon As MnRfern mituirtt.
Das Romite. peI@ss oas 6ef. Yros
grGmm bis in bic tleinFen 2letntsteiten
nit llmft9t ausorbeitete tlnb namentlid,
in reihli@emNa auf bic u~nterbaltune
unb 3erfreuuue Der 5dnqer unb @dfte
8ebamt eenommen bat, bari nit &e1i
auG cine soblrei@e Betbeilisung beg
Deuti9tbums on biefen Geftagen, mel.
DE oa3u berufen finb, bemfelben au,
gbre at gereiGen un0 i'm algemeinen
barorl au erinueru. bab unter ibm ibes
ben garssn ueiten Staat bin Gablune
bcfebt, ertparten.
Die ermdbisten Giienbubn.6abrpreii
folten pelentl,@ ba3u b%eitrogen, BIZ
Deutf4en aler 3beile bes a%ussebebnteu
@ebietes 3u peranloRen, benz 10. Bum
J besidngerftRe bei3upobneu, bietet fd
bod bic @slegenbeit Su elmer tol9sr
bsuii9en WoRen3uiammeutunft nul
ole swei Sabre etnmol!
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Muerlet.

= am Grsitag lfarb Grau Nsnes
Marp, Mutter BON Soc Menp, i'm NIter
bon 50 Sabren. Sie fob in einem
Stuble uno unterbielt f6. als fe rI5bs
LID 3urtidfiel unb iBren Gsift oufeab.
Geftern brannte Elm 9olabaus ON
Der preiasS traBe nahe benz @eleiIe Der
Sibli6en Pacifie 8abn nieoer, neil
bic Geuerwebt tein @afier in Der Ndbe
bate. Sak 9aus geb6rts Germ 5. 9.
Gimbel. Gin Geuer, bas i'm Oaufe
ITO. 6 QuiAcp > StraBe gegen 10 1br
4benbs ausbra6, tpurbe BON Der
S9laudtompagnie 9eI6i6t, ebe e9as
ben angeri9tet tpurbe.
- Die neue Bride beim 4lofer tuirb
biauea einigen Sagen benz Ye1tebr
fbergeben tperben.
- @eifern nurbe i'm norhmsfli6en
Sbeite Der 5tabt Der 14iGhrige gb.
Barron BON elmer 2otomotipe Der Nrau
ias BaB 8abn iiberfabren unb her un>
glidu6e perlor babel einen 4rm unb
ein Bein. Ser Rnabe trieb pferbe unb
in benz 8emtbeu. bic 9biere bonn &C.
leife 3n bringen, nurbe ct islbt bon Der
2ofomotipe erfa6t.
Sm Staats: Maiienbaus 3u Cor.
fcana bra9 Ddbrenb ber Na9t bonn
Greitag Jeuer aus, mel6es erft entbedt
rDuroe, uadbem elm 2idbtiger 2nobe
gefdbrli9e 8ranbruuben erbalteu bat,
te. IS i@etnt, baB bic Ofenr6bre ni9t
bi9t mar, ober ni6t Jenau in ben 2os
min paBte. 10 Dob Gunten aaf Dos 8ett
bes Rletnen %berabfelen unb caHelbe in
Branb iebten. Nu9 Der 6uBboben mar
bereits in Branb qeratben.
- &onfe & Wabl1ab baben cine
6otberune bon 1906 gese1 bag Diret
tortnm Der Gair @efeQtdaft fir se!ie
ferte @eirdnte am grbfnunestaee Der
itiusifeu ausfelung. I'm gu ibrem
@eloe 3u gelaugen, III ibneu eine 2ifte
oerieniseu Burger e~ifeebdnbtst tporben,
welde bic aur 0eraRfaltun8 Der 6air
geseiGneten Beitrdge nod ni1t beaablt
babeu. 9ieielben meroen nun BON ge=
rtbtstDe9e1 angemiefen Herben, bic
8etrd8e on 8onie & @abIfab ab3uIie=
fern bamit He au ibrem @eIoe selangen.
- auf Der etwa IL Meilen iiiDlid
BON Der Gtabt am San Mntonto s6lufe
gelegenen 6arm ibres Satten narb i'm
4lter bon So Sabren 6rau @aroIine
Mb8Iin. Die 8eritorbene ftammi
aus 8rDmberg in ber preuBifden BRO
pima 8Dferl uub NOR cine ldnafxhriae
B~eu0bnerin bes 6taates 9eras. 6rau
W6slin ftarb an Der 2ungeneniattn,
bung. bon tpel@er Fe Dor 2ur3em be.
fallen pDrben mar, nahbem He eiuigt
3eit on Der @rippe aelitten. Bon oel
Beliebtbeit tpel9er iid bic 8erhorbsu'
ju erfreuen bate, leste bic groBs CAB
bon 2eibtragenben 3sugniB ab, Die i'd
on benz 2ei@eubesdngnife betheilisteu.
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0te Glettricit1t i'm 0ienfte Der Geo.
lu0ie.

Nus eiuem Nrtitel beg @leetrote6s
niters %. 8erbrop iber bic neuefen
prattif@en 4nuenbungen bet gleftrici.
tdt entnebmen mir bic f%Olsenbe Mlttbei'
lung:
Rod cine onbere grfin6ung if auf
benz @ebiete Der 8eleu6tungste6nif au
uer3eihnen, bas iOsenannte grpgmas
tOfeop. uelhes bo5u bieuen wirb. bic
burh 8obrun9eu erf@loRenen @effsin'
f1inten 5u erforT1en. Ser Npnarat
beftebt aus elmer 8%osenIampe boa md'
biser 2su@itraft. bic beliebig nett in
bos 8obrlo9 bineinselaKen, bic Wdnoe
oeEelben ben beleu&tet unb bas Bib
Der beleudteten Gld9en our@ einen ges
ueigten Spiegel mad Oben wirft. BON
mo- es Der BeOba9ter mitteIs zines Gerns
robres 70 genau IN Nugenidein nebs
men fann, tpie er nur 2uit bat.
Die Siefe bes 8obrlo6es 1T babel DDl'
lig alei9aIltig, unb unter Numenbuug
eines gebbrig ibarfen 6ernrobrs murbe
man fogar Die @eiteinfni9ten fuolren
t6nnen, ouf uel9en untsre @esenfhB'
Ter manbelu, tpenu ni6t bas Snnere Der
grbe gar 10 fllifg tpdre."
Ghr bic geolosiide 6ori@ung unb
bic @rmsitsruus Der WiRenfdaft ber
2unoe bes grbinnern tpirb bic neue
embedding bon p%sittraeenber 8ebeu'
tuug fein.
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5. 81 briI I.

1884. 2ubfpis Spobr eeboren. @omportit.
1894. @eorg Sacques Danton, Saupt Der
gor6eliers gu Paris 9utapttnirt.
1878. Saladt Bet NDfern.
1915. 8eiisnabme Der &beinprobtn3 ourd'
Sreuten.
1849. Die Sresatte Seton" genomr1en
bas 2inienidtff Gbriitian VIII. in bic sntt
geiprengt.
1850. 8~eiitnabne bon oObensolern . Sig
maringen.
1859. Garit Selir @dparsenbers, Diterrei:
dilder Winifter, seftorben.
1879. &ries aipiiden Gbile unb 9eru.
1884. emanuel @eibe[ in 2Ibed seitprben.
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I@- Sn llnterseug, 0emben, 9oilet
teortltel finbet man nirgeubwo before
Nuswabl oils bel Baucoaf& Sobn.
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8aKaae nam @nrpna.

Die agenturen bes 0errn %. $.
Doung, So. l Commerce . @traBe,
San &ntOnio, unb No. COB Drain.
5ttaBe. DALLAS, Dertreten aur bic
Gaertannt beften europdiiGen Dampfers
Mnisa. Cert Nouua lit I'm gtaube bic
bttligiten& aten gu gebea. ers
theiit bereitwi0is iebe Be,phniGie GIuss
funft ua6 befOrst iebr prDmpt ole ibm
rbereebeaen Auftrdgs. @er nod Gus
rnpa gu reilen ptni6t. Dber Berpaaote
5eribertommen lafen mill, menbe 16
an trgenb cine Der g~euannten Mgenturen.
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IA Dos bette 8rennbol3 In Der
Stobt III 3u baben BEL Cart & U o'
beron. 8elepbon 1913.
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MIpbons @uf on 8. picarb, @runt


MIpbons Buff On 8. piearb, @runbs
itid on 6rio' unb 0ealtraBe, 1.600.
Mm. 2ewis On ausult JhReI, smei
Grunefide aus BEN alten @itp' Got l,
$3.50.
greI Meerl6eiOt on 5. o. Wiasr.
Grunbffti1 In MserI6sibis 6ubbioifon,
1850.
Samss 3. 6bsp9arb on Senrp gdb,
2 8yunORiide I'm alien @iip.2ot 1874,
$500,
8. Wipter an 5. %. Sarben. babies
Sntere6e on einem Gruubfid in Co.
malftraBt, $500.
3. 9ilOf on u. u. 6hRel. 2 @tnnt'
Hide Tn Nittmann . StraBe. Preis
nomineI.
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0eriudbt bteies!

. fcfet Ni$ts un5 psrb GuG fi4erIl& btenIt& fetn,
Sal{es, Der Bruft ober 9uneen taben. Dt. 9tus'8
neue Grfinbnns sesen S&mtnbiu&t reEi9aft qtnbe.
runs. Gieies rtrb ~sordntirt, i'm dnbe.cn Taue haS
0eID surhGerffattet. ScI@e, bic an Der Grippe litten,
fanben, bab es bas Mittef mar. BET Gnweubuns bies
les Rrdperat8 erlonste man eiue ~icfcrttse unb permas
nente aur.
Berjuft etne grpteFaf&e unb hberseust SUD, wie
rirtli& out biefes Mittel tit. YrobeFGi@en u~nentgelts
It'd BEL Drti6, Ebnmpion & 60. gu taben.
Derfouft perben fe su 30 Gts. uub $l.00 fur srnbe
Sfofhen.
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. all

gum 4. StiftunassGe1e bes GaRle Gans
min yfc. 257 "Knights and Ladies of
the Golden Rule" fineet am 5onns
oberb ben 4, Npril in Der Milionss
@atteA = paQe ftatt. 8iIete au baben
bel benz unter3eiGneten Rcmite:
albert Berid),
9bep. Gtembtn8.
MaE G@mne6le.
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6 . t q s.
Cages GbrDmit.
4. q priI.

1921. 2utber bridt sutn ReiGStass nod
Storms ouf.
1889. 8aner, GelDmarldaI ber i4ipebi'
I9en &rpne, i9ldst bic &aiierltden bet ebeiH'
nis.
1774. Dliber @pl6imitb seitorben, Di4ter.
1898. 9renben nintmt BON Dar3is Seltb:
1914. gapolepn entiagt auf @erlansen be'
Mari9GIe 3u Go~ntainebleau benz Sbrpne 81
Guniten leineS Sobnes.
1848. Ginriden Der beuti9en 8unbeStrnp'
pen In 9olftetn.
1860. aufitanb sesen ben a6nis Srar3 ben
9peiten bon Neapel in Palermp.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-31

Mrs. Mary E. Cheney said, II con-
slider no Sunday school complete with
out a temperance wheel in the machin-
cry. In temperance teaching there is
no better way than illustrating.
think great stress should be laid upon
teaching that the body should be kept
from all that Injuries, morally, physi-
cally and spiritually. believe IN the
use of the class pledge by the teacher,
because by it's personal work much
can be accomplished and the pupil in
fiuenced in the formation of habits of
sobriety and a regard for the best in
terests of others.''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-31

and form ourselves into reform COM
mittee with the full intention of find
ing the perpetrators of this foul crime
of intemperance and Kidding the coun-
try of them If we can arrest the gull
ty parties we can stop the traffic.
There he goes, old drunken Peters,
a typical drunkard, with bloated face
and black eyes, hat smashed in and
coat. trousers and boots in tatters.
See him tumble into the gutter! We
must put stop to this. Hasten, sher-
iff, and arrest old drunken Peters, put
him in jail for fourteen days, and fine
him So. If we can only take care of
these drunkards we can soon put
stop to intemperance. Peters comes
to himself next morning and demands
to be released. 'EDid not | pay for
that brandy" he asks, with my own
money, before l drank it? You can no
more arrest me for that than you can
Esquire Perkins for buying a suit of
broadcloth.'' Peters is right and we
are on the wrong track. We start for
the low groggery on the corner where
Peters bought his liquors. We say to
the portly vender, 'Sir, you must take
down your sign at once and sell no
more whiskey, for we are going to put
a stop to intemperance." He turns to
his desk and takes out a certain docu-
ment that he takes pride in exhibiting
on an occasion like this, and with bold
mien he points to the word in heavy
type at the top of the page, LICENSE"
and then shows us to the door without
an invitation to call again. We are
defeated again, for there is evidently
some one back of the rum seller. We
noticed the names of certain high
officials on that famous license and at
once bend our steps toward the office
of the city council. We say to them,
"What right have you to sign license
to that saloon on the corner and fifty
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-31

GUARANTEED CURE FOR La GRIPPE.-We
authorize our advertised druggist to sell you
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Coughs and
Colds, upon use this remedy according to
directions giving it a fair trial, and exper-
fence no benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded We make
this offer, because of the wonderful success
of Dr. Kings New Discovery during last sea-
sons epidemic. Have heard of no case in
which it failed. Try it. Trial bottles free at
H. C. Pierce's Drug Store. Large size soc. and
- m
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-31

Parents who have young children Will be
interested in the experience of Mr.. Alex. NoiF
a prominent druggist at Britt, Iowa He says;
During the summer of 1882 my little girl,
two years of age, was taken seriously i'll with
summer complaint-so common to children
of that age. After being treated by physician
and getting no better, took from my shelves
a bottle of Chamberlin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. She felt relived after the
first dose and in three days was entirely we'll"
For sale by II. c. Pierce, druggist.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-31
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Arizona republican., 1891-04-29
sheen Sceb.

What is commonly called sheep scab and regarded as disease IS in reality a louse which burrows under the skin. It is quite common or the coast. A simple and efficient remedy for the evil, as well as ticks and foot rot, is crude petroleum not crude machine oil, but the sub stance from which the best grade of kerosene is made. The best Los Angeles county natural coal oil would probably be good in the shape in which it is shipped for refining. The Eastern natu- raj petroleum has always proven effect i've if rightly and thoroughly applied. It should be applied in the following man. ner: AS soon as the spring rains are over, shear the sheep as closely as possi- ble. As fast as sheared, stand them in tub in which there is few inches of crude petroleum. A few pounds of best flour of sulphur would be valuable ad- dition. Take rag swab and thorough ly saturate every particle of the sheep's skin from tip of nose to hoofs; then with stiff bristle scrubbing brushes rub the skin all over, especially the scabs, until they are thoroughly broken up. Be sure and saturate the under parts and in the forks of the legs, and then annoint with the oil again. Rub it of with the hands so as not to waste too much oil, and let the sheep go. If the oil is right there will be no more scab or ticks on your flock until again con- taminated.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-29
Iodyings for Iondon's Poor,

Gen. Booth wishes the lord mayor to take a leaf out of the book of the Paris municipality and fit up, or allow the Salvation Army to fit up, "any building or buildings such us may be under the control of the corporation" to serve as a night shelter during the bitter weather for "those whose sleeping place is the open street and whose hearth IS the cold stony pavement of our bridges" If the lord mayor will thus provide beds for outcast London the general will do some thing m the way of board.
 Surely. before the city fathers are asked to make a dormitory of the Guild hall the cIty churches ought to take the first step. if there were mattresses in the pews and shakedowns along the aisles the ed!fices would be serving q good many more of those for whom they were built than they see anything of at present either by day or night, and the idea would not h. in badly with Chris tianity. whether It tallied with political economy or cot. In France they are just voting ESQ, ,OO0 la relieve the distress in large towns, and are about to do the same by country districts.-Pal Mall Budget.