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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
SONS OF VETERANS.
Major Campbell on tho Washington En-
trrtninmcnt Committee.

trrtninmcnt Committee.
Major T.. r. Campbell, commanding tho
lth battalion, National Guard District of
Columbia, and who occupies n most respon
sible position in the department of pensions,
is q member of the citizens committee for
the reception of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, which holds its next annual cncemp-
ment in Washington u. G., in September
next. Maior Campbell has also been elect
ed member of the reunion committee and
chairman OF tho Sons of Veterans commit
tee in which order hc is a leading member.
The Sons OF Veterans expect to hold a
reunion during the week of the national en-
campment, and at IN early day this com
mittee will extend invitations to all Sons of
Veterans throughout tho country to be
present. The committee will also arrange
for the entertainment Of the members of
their Order during the encampment, aud
do what they can to mako it enjoyable for
them Major Campbell will DO glad to see
his Vermont friends at his headquarters,
and lie NAV ba sure that they will visit him.
for he is no stranger in Vermont, having
enlisted whilc a very young boy from Bran
don, as n private soldier in the Eleventh
resinont. He served his country with
credit and honor, and upon his return was
elected a lieutenant, and later promoted
captain in command of the Brandon compa-
ny. First regiment, National guard which
duty he performed VITA such iilelity and
ability, that when he went to " a5hngton
to make his homo, he was immediateiy Of
fered a clptaincy i'll the Fourth battalion,
National guard, District OF Columbia, and
to-day is in command OF one of the finest
volunteer corps in the country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
Deserving Praise,

We desire to say to our cltlzens. that for
years We have beon selling pr. KlnG's New
Discovery for CCRs0mptiyn, Dr.. Kings Now
Life PMS Bnck lens Alnica Salve ard Electric
Bittcrs, and have neVer handled remedies that
sell as well. or that have given such universal
them every time, and we stand ready to re,
fund the purchase price, il satisfactory results
20 not foi!ow their use: Ihese remedies have
merits. Heaupre Lowrcy, Druggist.
For COLDS, CnOUP ASTHMA. BRuNCHIrIs
ana Sore Throat use DR., ThU-nas Eclectrio
OIL, ana got the genuine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

MiDDiEBrnY, July 1.-Charies j. Starr
of Now York city has given Middcburv
college $500 to increase its permanent
endowment. Mr.. Starr has been memOer
OF the board OF trustees since 1853. His
father Hon. Peter Starr, a prominent law
yer Of Middlubury, also served "a trustee for
many years. Mr. Starr and his two younger
brothers, ESbert and Pctor Rave for
many years been the warm friends of the
college, and hnye from time TO time made
generous donations for its support,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

JERICHO, July 3. -Lyman Stimson died
at New London, Wis, July /. The tuner
al was held at Jericho from the resi-
dence of S. $. Thomson, at IL IN. Mod
day, and services were also hold at the
church by the Masonic order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

MONTPELIER July 3,-As John Batch
elder brakeman on the Central Vermont
between Barre and Montpelier junction,
was coupling cars at tins station this morn
ing his left hand was badly jambed
and the second finger broken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
iCaL v%~sTEnN CYCLONE.
Gree, Damage fb""H ,u tho Vicinity of
uriori. :. b.. Yesterday.


ORFoED, y. H., July "a regular
Western cyclone struca The south and of
this village, between 2 and O'Clock this
afternoon. 1t bcseu near Mrs. Johnson's
house and went north as far as the William
Howard place, The path Of The storm was
orc-fourth of mi!o wide, ard one and
half miles long. The barns Of c. 4. Pass
ware nearly destroyed and tho damage will
amount to $1,000. Many shade trees were
blown down. Several barns and houses
were unroofed, several large pines on land
owned by Mrs. Daniel Wheeler, and 50 pine
trees back Of tho Howard farm were blown
down. The total damage viii amount to
SIS 600,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
Iiyo Mon Killed.

LoGANspoRT, lad, July Am accom-
mediation train on the Wabash railroad was
wrecked one milo east of Keller's last night
through the washing out of culvert. The
locomotive was demolished aud five men
who were riding on tho engine were killed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

TORONTO, July 3-Domnion Day was
celebrated here with more than usual
enthusiasm. There was an unusual num-
Der of large gatherings of school children,
VINO sang patriotic songs, and citizens
who listened to loyal speeches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
BIDNELL IS CHOSEN
AS TIE STANOAROsBEARER FOR THE
PROHIBITION HOSTS.

A Vigorous Denunciatfonsot Both Demo-
Gratis aud Republicans I'm the Platform
Pronounced Viaws Oh Imun & ration and
Hum TrefIc-silver Question Ignored.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
cad WRECK ON The CENTRAL.


III a Up IN COniusIOn.
CoNCORD, n H., July Tho journal
on ono OF tho cars of the east bound through
freight broke in cut between ROXbury
and Mortified on the Central Nerm ont road
last night causing one of the worst freight
wrecks known on the road for many years
Eighteen cars loaded with lumber, beef and
oil were piled in mas OF wreckago DO feet
high, completely blocking traffic. IL will
take till tomorrow to clear the roadway.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

TOPEKA, Kansas, July AT the repub-
lican State convention to-day, A. w. Smith
was nominated for governor and Robert
f. Moore of Butler county for lieutenant
governor,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
A HANDSOME REQUEST.
M!DDLEBURY COLLEGE, THE RECIPE
EMIT OF 4 GIFT CT 100000.

One of the Most Disastrous Freight
Wrecks Experienced the Central
Vermont Tor Many Npnrs-EI.ht
Loaded Cars Piled Up in Confusion
Other Vermont News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

Telephone, telegraph and kindred electrical
for SOZDONT, which will BE- dashed and
sounded over the wires II is as well known
abroad us at home, AS cleansing agent for the
teeth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

New HAYES, Conn, July 3.--The horse
barn of the West Haven Horse Railway
company in West Hrven, was destroyed by
fire early this morning. Los, $2j, 600; in
surauce 81, 900. There were 1875 horses in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

George ". Brush; surgeon, George W.
Nichols; chaplain, Charles II. Perry; officer
OF the day, Charles j. Cram; officer OF the
gunrd, Ralph D,tty; sergeant -dt.maJ3r, D.
NJ. Jones.
Grange County Democrats.
CHELSEA, July 1.-The Orange county
democrats held mass convention al Cbel-
sea, Thursday afternoon, very small num-
Der being present. Candidates were nom
mated for the several county offices as fol
lows: Senators, Roger ). Howard of Thet-
ford, John G. Huntington of Randolph; as
sistnnt judges, Lowi; Dickerman of Tun-
bridge, Thaddeus Simpson of Bradford;
States attorney, Asa NJ Dickey Of Brad
ford; sheriff, Harrison NJ. Miller of West
Fairlec; high bnillf, J. II. Gilman OF Nor-
shire judges of Probate, W. II. II. Hall
of Chelsea for Randolph district, and &.
i. Leslie OF Newbury, for Bradford district;
county commissioner, r. W. Chamberiin Of
Newbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
THE STRANDED STEAMER.
FGnrs That She MAY go to Pieces Before
the largo is saved

LONDON, July 3.-The Liverpool under
writer's have despatched the biggest wreck
ing vessel to KinSale to aid tho stranded
steamer CITY of Chicago. 1t is intended to
commence tightening the ship tonight. Two
compartments Of the steamer are full of
water. Forty feet OF tho bottom from the
forofoot has been torn away, and il is fear
ed the fastenings az the atter-compartmonts
viii give way, owing to the vessels bump
ing on tho rocks y lot OF tho ships furni-
ture and about 100 boxes and trunks, the
contents of which were completely saturated
with water, were landed to. day. The
Weather continues fine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
UnSafe for tho Crew.

QUEENSTOWN, July 3.--Ths steamer
Alaska from New York, on her arrival here
at p. IN. to-day. reported that as she was
passing the stranded City of Chicago, the
latter's captain signalled that it was I'M
safe for tho crow te remain longer aboard.
The Inmans have despatched a tender to tho
rescue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
TIE FIFE RECORD.


PRovIDENca, July 3,-The loss by fire at
y. Is. a Il. Knights storehouses at Rivers
point, Saturday night will be full $500, 600;
insured for 500, 900 in the following Provi-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

Some salts are guaranteed
not to harden. For best but
ter and cheese they cannot be
satisfactory. Many salts that
will not harden under certain
conditions. contain foreign
matter sometimes starch)
which is not salt.
Ashton's salt, having no
foreign Ingredient added to it
in its preparation, is stronger
and purer and goes farther than
any other. For sale everywhere.
FRANCIS D. MoULTON & CO..
Agents for u. s. d Canada, ~ Broadway, NY.
SPAULbING, KIMBALLS co. and
.. J. WALKER u BRO, Burlington.
4l,w5m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

WILLIAMSBURG, July l.-Mustering
Officer Bean of South RoYalton accompanied
eight members of that post, came TO vii
Jamestown yesterday and organized a post
known as the William W. Wells post.
Commander, John Farnhani; senior vice
commander, Newell h. Farnham; quarter
master, George W. Savory; adjutant,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02
60 80 rIcuREa.

Japaus ptPHlatiaa uf tt.@a aaa e1sa
lives ia istagU. use ACRES
tn uarrvs the pursa.t ag ansNsrapA
gFttiue j. conducted thsuaEh che ne
aisn 9f the paEca. tvh8 sometimes Ar
arsryd ryaeisv $40 f1r an aibam hssr
ing 'he SIGNATURES ~ senators " s
f1r oue ailsi with she Autographs 4
The leading a1eiaissrs - che house
The Edgaf Thons1u steel works q
Ff'tsiiarg claim - have br8ken the rrr
ort tor making sicel raiis inst hoar
'hsy saecee,iei In turning aut l.T
American iaus ~ rails. ~ 979 Amefs
can tons more than chs previous ~
ors. held IS the S8uth Chicago rilirg
mill
There are is1. go. ttn horses 90 ihf
farms and ranches Of Che unisrt
states. besides g.5i4.G9p mules Ths
does not inelu3r the animals in citic4
There arr also iG.4iG.asi mitch c6ws
aud a7.eii,aRp other cattle. ltDas 3aa
sheep and e.. 2q,. Oig swine. The aver.
nge value ~ horses Is sG50i. muies
s,5.5i' inilch cpwA SCI. az. other cattle
si''le' sheep. ss.a1. swine. sAep.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02
ras frswa > N car.

TIE cro q tAe rmperor ~ 81
s5a dates iryn the year lisa sss 8
the zastarpleee 81 the coart eWsst
Ieremiah fasllo q nativs ~ gsFassa
who mAda il taF shr eerguasi8a 8 81
Emprcss CAthegtae ~ lis chlsi assa
meat s sha Orio1 diamond ahiea :
aai4 Is nv.gh 80 karaia aa b y
worta 81. q 0Jy rahteA d feg@a
hel9azsl % iae ugahm3n tesas Y
Tehr1&aa aaI vas taaasa 81 5
FreagA sreaasscr she's g csr "a
possession prsaoa 0sls8 nha Fn
seated Il q ghs empress Ias
Ter 100 ussia by order ef FaA g 3
adorned ulsA = dianes3 % u kash
aoushthy a1hrriac a. from So AZ.
nsE.aa ~ fsl u0Q rabies lsa ps
aas uufla = cs,iraasea ss 81 Q1
r4a.st Tas br,il.aai diaaaz4 lagat
oue cye 81 fga massive eusdra Jos
ihe ;bfaa6 ~ she Shah Naa.r Ga
oihcr ryr ea he famous Noe. ,Ne1t
Jewellers Erglew
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02
Grading Honey.

These are the rules that after con.
siderable discussion. were finally
adopted By the Northwestern Pea
Keepers Association, for honey in the
comb Grated: First Grade. All Sec
tions 10 De well filed; combs straight
OF even thickness and firmly attached
70 all four sides; both wood and CONN
70 be unsoiled By travel stain or other
wise; all the cells sealed and the honey
OF uniform color. Second Craze.
sections well filled, out with combs
uneven or CROOKED, detached al the
bottom or with but few cells unsealed:
both wood ana comb unsoiled by tray-
ell or otherwise. and the honey of uni
form color. Third Grade. Sections
with wood or comb. or both. travel
stained or otherwise much soiled. and
such as are less than three-fourths
filled with honey. whether sealed or
unsealed, and crates cor tanning two or
more coiors.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

rnea th.v errea a radical cure IN al eanra
arising from mental worry. oFer-WoFA OF
excuses Of HhsieTer nHturA
ca further inquiry the writer found tn1l
these pills are Manufactured by tbe TT
Williams Medlcine Company, BroekNiile,
Ontario. and NorristoWn. y. T.. and are
sold in boxes fnevsr 10 loose form oy ne
dozen or hundrea) az 50 cents box. OF ak
boxes for S3SQ and nav be had o. all ars 5.
Eists or direct by mail from DIT. N1iiAms
Medicine Company. from either address.
The prlce a. whirh these pills are sold
makes q course Of treatment Comparatively
inexpensive a. compared with other Isaae-
dies Or medical treatment
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

WHzS city Is the proud possessor
of set Of Doodle aldermen. it does
not expel them from its honorable
body. but gets them brought before
the grand jury. and permits them "a
make its laws and receive its emol.
uments as usual pending the determl-
nation Of the question whether they
shall continue the benefciaries of en-.
terprises desiring municipal privileges
or guests at the state penitentiary.
When alegtslature IS known to contain
venal men, the remedy Immediately
thought Of is to get rid o. the legisla-
tureinstead Of the offending members.
And as for members OF congress- a
proposition to ezpel one Of them for
immoral conduct not directly violat-
ing the rules or proprieties Of the
house would be received with general
establishment
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

The following appeal TO the man
who owns a COW that produces miiE IS
issued by direction OF the National
Butter and Cheese Makers Associa-
ton, + 1 Burridge. Secretary. Chi
eago Ill. 70 vii:
Votes tell. You are the people.
Demand Of your Representatives in
Congress and the Senate Of tie United
States the immediate passage q the
Hatch bill or q similar one IN your in
terests. The great dairying interests
Of This country are in deadly peril
You are paying an enormous tax on
every COW YOU oWn. 70 the already in
meusely wealthy manufacturers OF that
filthy fraud, '-0leomargarine. " Viii
you continue this or viii you assert
and demand your rights As men, and
a. American citizens.
Heed the warning Of your friends
Throw the claims Of political parties
70 the wind ana demand that your
rights be considered Give those pol
iticians IN Washington. VINO are schem-
ing for reelection. something 10 think
about; give them 70 understand that
you have interests, and that tney are
there 70 care for and protect them
SIX oleomargarine factories in Chi
cago last year displaced the pvOiuct
Of sec. oQu COWS. Another year they
viii Gispiaee leo 90 more. Thai
means thai 400, 600 COWS aad heiiers
must be slaughtered next year AZ 3
loss 70 you because you cannot afford
70 keep Them.
Write to-day 70 your Representative
in Congress- q postal card. demanding
thai he shall consider your rights.
Write yourself ana so and get your
friends 70 write also. SNOW under our
capital city with an avalanche o. de-
mands and compel their consideration.
The future Of tie greatest single in
eusIry in this country. dAirYiHg. Is IN
your hands. You are Responsible. not
only 20 yourselves. but 70 your eoun-
try as wei. Politicians will yry and
mislead you with '.Tarla' ana other
issues. that this and similar frauds
may thrive on that which belongs %
you Watch how your representatives,
vote on this question The dairy ana
agricultural press viii post YOU ana
mark the man that votes against your
requests. Il may be that your repre-
sentative Is = defender OF This gigantic
iniquity; II so you ouEht 10 know IL.
Watch your Senators. they are respou-
sioie FOR the defeat Of the House sub
stitute 70 the original package bill last
Winter. This oil would have enabled
every State 70 pass Laws for the pro-
lection Of the producers and consum-
ers OF honest butter against the o!eo
fraud. Il passed the House Out the
Senate defeated i tACs shoWirg how
that body stood ia regard 70 the dairy
interests OF the country. There Is only
one way 70 reach these men ami taaf
is with your ballot Don't allow them
70 fool you with speeious promise any
longer. Write your Congressman ana
Senator . postal card DO this a.
once.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

SAID Or GrAtsr iIoaF-tIasses tssa h, !,
Anelehts.

Aneiehts.
By time piece We unaeFsland ~.
Instrument 81 the aid 81 Which 8
vide The dag into twenty lOay ~,
partA A we'll known. he ase.
already possessed such e0atFlvsnss
sand Or water hour glasses ana
dialA 54o yeas a. G.. and traal.
has il that the obellsks ssFgss I,
gnomens for the kgy piiAns aud Ph =,
clans; Caliph haroua Al kAscAa -,
seated Charlemngne s0g ii
with . copper eloc6 proPsllea y
sand
History j. very vague with rees,i
70 the e8acs date of the disc34sF +
clocks Il j. said that the whs.,
t.ns piscu Nas iaFentsd 10 lhs M
teenth erntury; arst - Hls
Wa.llugforl Abbot % 81 Alsass
EaglAal nsKl 81 Gi0vanui naaA
doctor ana astronomer a. I'a8aa an
Anasiy b heuFy von Hlek 4 Gssm
clock makpr 10 Parla who a y.
order 81 Charles T.. eunesFuetel 3.
htsl tower eloek Ia Paris tths sass
Is siil called PiAes q HoF,age} H.
honor 81 the inventioa q tie "a
watch persaias - one Eeses MeA.a
Naromb-rs lthe arft wauhes ~
called Aammherg eggs "a $50
About the same titae the ere
slrasburs elock waa Constructed ~
sa5sfqurat Improvements aa4 e
yeati5as are due % q greas uaate
watth.makers a@d mea 81 gea.a :
JcHe!ers RnvieW
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

THERE can not Be- any question OF
the fact that the machinery of the
law as it Is administered. in the Uni
ted States. IS cumbrous and slow and
provides more safeguards than terrors
for tie criminal A skillful criminal
lawyer. if his client possesses any in.
fuence or standing whatever can
wear out any ordinary case. even
OF murder. The law fills his hands
with trump cards. He can find plenty
OF technicalities flaw in the indict-
ment or some other legal bubble
and he can ask for new trials and an.
peal and postpone until the important
witnesses are dead or have left the
country and the public has forgotten
the case. Even then il his client were
convicted it would have no effect up.
on the lawless since the punishment.
comes 50 long after the crime that
the connection between the two is
lost
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02
ANTIQUITIES AND cuR,os.

When sewing was rendered easier u
ne inys 7n II the thlmble. or thum
heil, ~ was originally called. that
useful article was worn upon the thumb
not ON the finger.
Among the instrumental resources Of
we John Hopkins university Is . Their
momcter valued at $1,000 The grad.
nations on the scale are 40 fne that
inagnifying glass is required = Rad
them.
At Hyderahad, a photographic studio
mas been opened In which the operators
are all women. The Koran forbids the
making Of portraits. bat the muftis
nave declared that photography can
not be included ia the prohibition,
SINCE the prophet knew nothing
a rare gold coin has been found az
Bcrgerac, in France. II ian stated, OF
te'radraehma, Of Phillip III. of Mace
uonla This coin must, Il Is said. have
oeen struck by the Gauls two or three
centuries before the Christian era. Ac.
eording to NJ Lenornant, there Is only
one other coin Of this description IN
existence
hhile repairing the ancient mines Of
Casa Grande. near the town Of Casa
Hrande, Arizona, there wns unearthcd
aeEen stone axes, one serpent urn
carved stone mountain sheep. three
pieces Of cloth. four large unknown
uSsloes q stone, lot of shells, thres
ollas Spalntedl. lot Of she'll loops
carved shell devices. decorated and
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

and IN each o. Tee Others ,oar II.
the latter containing the best saa ~.
Besides these there are tue,ss !
small plates around the edge II !.
she'll known a. feet or nOses =
biggest turtle doses not fura.sh ~
than sixteen pounds Of tortoise ~.
Formerly tho nn1ershell vas r..
away being considered morsh,.'
but at present il 10 very hlghlg NJ.
ior its delieaey Of eOloring. NowsS..
a very beautiful imitatioa 81 o.
she'll Is made ont o. cows hsr.
Hunting for the great sea to1T'
affords a good living 70 maay ~.
sands Of ashermea ia the gorid
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

WHAEEvEE the canss nag b. i i
certain that the Impressive scenes Il
The Eaglish h0use Ehers there va;
70 partisan defense o. debate b-i
where the speaker ann0r1ce3 az ex-
1als1oa Tor dls-r1oefu1 eon51ct IN :
slenss a P-os0up5 As i h mas speak
nE ot fhs death Of menbe-. could
scarcely have 2 counterpart ST present
II American politics We beleFe tia;
the Ame~scaa STANDARD Of private lie
ard eoz5ns- : higher thai that Of
Great Brilai- L Is a pity that the
sane contrast sagal6 not eEisi Ehars
r1h-.c GzaIrs ere p question
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02
DO narrlsa Felk. LOOK AIIks,

A correspondent says. Whether
you remember It just now or not al
some time. | doubt not you have read
long articles or short items on tae
curious theory advanced by some
psychologists that married couples
finally come 70 resemble each other.
some argue that it = because they ara
exposed 70 the same conditions 10 life;
others go further and say that The In
huences Of minds reacts upon each
other. which. in the case Of man and
wife. brings about facial resem blnnce
after years OF close contact The
Photographic Society. Geneva. swift
errland, with view TO determining
the truth or falsity Of this psychoiog-
ieai oddity. MADE. during 1891. photo
graphs of IS couples. These were
examined by experts in physiognornv.
who decided that IN - cases the facial
resemblance OF husband and wife was
greater than that Of brother and sls-
ter; in so cases il was equally as great
and in only - cases was there a total
absence OF resem biance.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

THERE j. danger Of American JUS
tee being forced upol the notice d
tAs world not II The EuiSs OF q calm.
rsz=0aab-e uarroa dealing 0at hel
NEEDS iupaytizlly. brit as a violent
ard s0@sEhat vulgar shrez who
SENDS her victims SPRAYING with z
box and thea crushas them with :
stamp Of her ruthless foot Ihert
nzE = z25 5sissillsss are e9uaiig bar.
caro1s practices current in other parts
q The world but that is no reason
WY re should b. anxious or willing
to pose as natioa which has a play.
FL habit o. con5emning a man N
heard.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

NEAxSEss 5 essentially a local
v5es sd cns cale1laiel 70 weaken
The ssurlaasE insegrity- lis ap-
breaches ara insldsoas and is mana-
festaIons 50 covert 1s scarcely 70 be
raooEaized aTen py me person Ea1=i
Concerned. bat wl1n O1cs il does IL
itself IN the character i MAKES wild
havoc from the io1a5a15ou 70 t-s rC9-