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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
SDi life ntcncrt WaaI=
ttocruc

G.. "SunbbebSblabet" tommer meo
p%penitaaenbe 8ormanins, ps ban tiger
pioere: Seq ian sierne las9e til: 9rit
beQer life. @iterat Wapeietfen bar
ltrepet meo at faa Mtaben pplsit %
ieunet. bill BEN ia go % Spile ben pgs
iaa. Gems Siertelappnrat Itat bess
ubeu jamie MT Snobolo for nGIte
Woaltio. 6oor Den III liot Sa9e eler
6ru9t eGer 2l eler Wclt for bette, maa
ben bc9pube it Irbcioc, % &jcrtlerue
mau iamtibig af9iOc en- 9el al lit Snbs
bolb. 5sl9en or, at uaar iclue Waals
tibet tommer, er Wapei9tfen tr9t %
aiertlerne TONNE. Mtabeu ma blipe
li99enoe timepis l9ngere eno ben Ifuloe,
Us @rnGrin9en tober paa bet.
Oct er en- uifit man9elteos - % life
miuoit paa 9anO8bDgoen at oipe
gsrn Sage, SmGr Og Srpo c0er Iigs
nenOe til De fprItjeQigite GiOer uoeniOr
WaaltiNerne. 5OrHlorene itoar pei
mentc i Den GrO, at 10 mere Mtab De
fan iau SDrnene iii at ipiie, 6es itGrs
fere % traitigere blir &c paa Sl9l pg
&rop. Oct er altiaa life iaa. Spru
os 8Ogne mna ia fine 0tualticer resels
mGsii9 og belit Inlet nyoe me0cm bisie.
Sab Ssrneue peo Waaltioerne, lloen at
nsoes, faa ipiie iaa me9et ug iaa tibet,
ipm be ielp sniter. 9ette or ben rette
Waabe at fsbe Dem paa. Ranst ct
2ilieloe af aiertelipse % enbnu Here
af ilet 5~Orbgielie er en- 5slse at at
bsune splone ReseI life pperbOloes.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03

223
Sntet Of stibbruoets &GOiler, Os Opiatter beaer life
Dor n~uparenbe ~irpstelise Stiaing.
Oct bar i 8irteli9beOeu 5slelien al Dor Stiains,
iom afbolot benoes Sinb ira altior meset at bu9le peo
benbes 5aoers ~aanoelise Spaftelie. pun bar ben
melt o~pofreuoe 9atter, ben smmeite, blibeIte os melt
paapasielise Yleierite, men tiltrobs for bsnoe ielu
ooeroeloebes bun ~unoertioen al 5slelien al jim egen
Sielpelssbeo, us buu auu ba efter for bette Dos auins
berne ~neblaste itarte us itjsnne Snitintt, ION brinser
benz til at is9e fin Sitterbeo os 9rsit Wanoens
Strait. Seq pioite, ie9 islte peO Sesu, Der bar lileiua
rsrenbe for mig iUm aiGrli9beb, at bun i'm iOrlaote
StiQing, benre Stiling, Der bleu euOnu mere bi9lpe.
LIS ueO 6aberens tore Sua9beb, iaa Op pg Bolot Jig
til mig, ben uilebue SGmuno, iOm iloe par iitauo til
at 9iue llbtrpt for ben gmbeb, Betpmrins % be itRrte
Seilutnin9er, iOm iplbte mig, Og maalfe tunoe pirte be-
~rOIisenCe paa benbes R~ngie0e Sinh. Weo ben 9Go
for Gie, iom maalte penteoe os tbi 9oOr me9et ri
enO banbsOe eQer a~nitrengte Os, par bog ll6ialbet uit,
tert - par bet mig en- 9Di Grab ~imigreuoe 5slelie,
Der Osiaa uatte 9anter Dos mig, iOn leg ~bengans
neppe marteoe, ifignt be ifulpe blipe ltia6Heiuan9re
ipr nit ienere 9ip, at isle beHOes 9iaib, at ie ben
3rsit, min glarpareIie ~ituieoe benOs. at bpre beuOs
bllot bpiite, at bun M life mere bar bans., at jog
bar benSes Ben; at bun fienbte MIC, ION ON bort
Yenlfab par meset, meset saulmelt!
Sub rslisne benoe, iorbi bun itplebe paa mig!
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
gaataa.Iiat eepia. Sam bar ID

YaataseIist 0eSiS. Gan bar en-
ftasfels CANNED transsnbe Nono % Gil
til 5aitisiommis fiouen - bet Dor en-
Bp paa Beitlanost - % bao on liot
Sialp til at iiianbiaits en- SaiietUun,
Der bapbe fore Spreifer, % reg, foo
bet naitsn life par til OF bplos no i
bans lille tarpelise 89relie.
Oct bar pel life ian iarli9t, msHte
commissioner - 5atti9ioit tln9er 10
~beltanois --.
9a tOs Rauben frem Ell 8sssiilb,
loo Serrerne iase ben nGrmere / Die
ign Os ipurste, ON ben life bar rsset.
So, bet blep inbrsmmet.
ga, ben Glib, IA Manosu, uar rssst
biemme | bans 8arelie, ueb ben Rss,
Der letfebe no al aatfelopnen.
Der bleu uGiten Stemnin9 i 8Om.
misiiOuen for, at @anoeu ifulOe biol.
pes.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Gn pGroifMlo Irp.

Gubper M Opoagelic paa 99oefuns
items Omraaoe er bteuen billet meo Sus
bel, Blot Ior at bliue faitet tiliioe ioieu,
foroi ben itte bar funnel mooItnn 81
bens 8rDOs. 9Ctte or imiolertio life
GiliGloct mcO Or. 9etcr5 Kuriko, bet
9antle tDit- ihueibiite 2Egcmiooel. :
Oper ct Nnrbnnore0e bar Bet m%Ooitdact
3iocrs Trsue, % 2uiinocr fan beuioue
bets lG9enoe G9enifGber. Or. &ctcrs
Kuriko er en- Nrtitel al tor 6ortieueite.
Den life nlene uboriUer SpgoOm fra
2egernel, men ben itaber o9iaa riot rgot
Blob, Os bar pitt fig at uGre ct uOmGrz
tet Stprfemiboel.
Wangc er bleune narreoe al iaotalote
blobreuIcnoe Wtioler, beriOr er bet life
mere eno ~naturli9t, at be bet9ufer ii0
paa at beitiae nOset, be alori9 bar bsrt
Gale ON fsr. Or. 5abrnep tilraaoer
alie oisie at ifriue iii ban eiter ct Grems
plar al "8eileoeren" Get Breptort TO
tier fun l @ent), % De atteiterebe auz
beialinser, mon iimoer beri, uil Oplpie
ielp ben melt iteptiife ON be oirfelige
5Ortjeneiter at Or. 8eters 2egemioler.
Be, iom ituloe snlte at bliOe 9tsenter
for oisie Miebiciuer, bgr jmiolertiO itrng
ltriue eiter Betin9elier.
Or. 8etsrs Kuriko er life tilial9s
pan Ipotbefer, men fan BLOT er9oloes
hos uutOriiereOe 2Ofals gl9enter, eler
gieren, Or, Heter 5abruep 0r. liz g.
6oDne, 9tpe., Chicago. Sab life 2lpoz
tbetcren, iom life fan iua tat / Kuriko,
inObiiOc Gem, at bette eler bint ct ats
turot lioeiaa gUbt eller be0re. 81. &cs
tcr5 Kuriko er abiolut ~eueitaaeuoe / in
Sla9s, Og fan life eritattes al no9cn
alDeu Nteoiciu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
~

ba 5iIb os Sobniou itat fig frem paa ubebuselis
Maaoe, men ies maa %tilitaa, at ies life bapoe pentet
en- iaa ppntelis Opfsriel bet Sele hos be sprise Soft
al Ell, geiatnins, Der bar uinbfranteoe Serrer oper
Stibet.
Ren iss foo mig bog life bebrase al beres tilipnes
laeenbe 5pislisbeb Os pbre Rplisbeb. Seq fienbte
altfor pei DC onbe Seniister, iUm be ifjnlte unber
benue gbiarb, os talte aloris til benz uoen Of isle, at
lea ~benpenbte mig til Morbere, ionl, naar Sieb(iffet
Tom, pilbe rolis ie fine Sfiere orutne, Os slGbe Jig
pper ben ~aiitpelise 5ulObprbeie al bet %srrliOmne Mios
Def, be bopoe pal9t for at iierne al 6rp9t iOr, at berss
5orbrpoelie lfuloe blipe OpOaset.
Iaa oeuue SenbG9 fom Sanle 9r. J~lobeltion paa
Get, lebiaget al lin 9atter, JON Biotil enonu life bauoe
pitt iig pppe ON Sa9en.
Seq bapoe ga9t; bapoe bet p9ret 3emmermanoen,
iaa ifuloe iss Buue tilraabet benz at buloe Jig neoe.
Get, iom ies bapbe ~beirp9tet, par M i~rotruifet.
Sr. RobsrtiOns 6utUmmelie par aloeles bOrte. San
iuroe life eriuore Gp9et, men bpao Der par mere
puot at bemarte, itisnt oct bar bebit for Fam ielb,
bet bar, at ban life ~beitrRbte fig for at butte. Sutet
p~aapirtebe BAN beuns 8etnins; Sntet bra9te, iaa-
pipt lea iunbe lfipnns, bans Sinh til at ~unltreuss fig.
Sans Batter talts til mig ON benne l~lpiuttelis al
Su.ommslien, men Der par insen Bitterbeb benbss
Sprs.
get sr bsoit iuu," iaspe bun, "bau buffer M
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Il | b

ssarbsioes I'll 5lanueI, Blaufets, gaibmsre,
6%ioIetst, Scans, Sbarulsr gdru o9 ~ftrtffsoc
llueeriiroer. Nrbeioet er fsrfie hiasit, %
Prtiernc meaet Moderate. Raar ut fdar os
iilisroi 100 BuHo sntr mere, ina betaIcr 81
6ra1t,n ben rns BET Cor Hrisiiiitr 90 an
Ore EplusHiuasr Worcester
g. E~eoerfon,
Proprietor Albert Lea Wooden MIL,
345 Pod Dor SO, hilbert Sea, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
crrfelise Ye9tnenbeoer
fra sarnle 9a8e.D
OF s. W.'G)
s,lt,a,ars fibite Self.

lsbudu I'N OIL"
O MT fore faloaiiie 8ise bar Der en-
~, kfaft.t Borg meb ct prastfulot
Flint TOM lalbtes Suian; Der Opbspa'
AVA ). iOHsslise sfatte Os aOitbar'
tsSn. ,.,
suuSt eluttet LIB 5lOben llai. be-
e,rSt for fine ~pslimusenbe ganbe, Tom
i,tt,s pau ben mastise aonses 9Orb.
eu,on a tilise SOuebitab ! 2anbs
robs GAM Os Sonsefamiliens 8eii.
S~nsfaO, i be tire gintermaaneber, me-
roma ben ON 5oraaret bpebe ! Babylon
a, ON sommereu / @cbatbaua.
&c falSaiite aUnaer par i &eselen
u,o,t upcsliesipse % pperbaabise i fin
o,pepis; SET paa Set feircoes / bisie
uuotulOe 9alabisr, bpor bet git iaa
Iuftiat us OOer9ipent til, OF bet lite oiloe
prre pusienoc at beitripe bet; iaa me-
at fan ialfalo n9pneS, at uiGoeli9e
9vinoer % itGrfe 9ritfe bar SOpecz
r~pNelicn.
Sea pil bennesnns b%eifripe en- lisciaa
martpGrOis iOm rDitenoc 8e9iuenbeo,
font ianot Steb oeO en- at bisie &Un0es
fetsr; ben taller til us ON ben pGloi9e
ernoGeb, at "@ub laoer Zig life fputtc."
Set par aften paa Sluttet; Ell 9lims
rnOe 5eit bar aurettet, ug Yalabict
par yan bet pregtisife pplpit baabe al
Camper % 2ps. Selitabet bar baaoe
nlriat % ioruemt; Tuiiuoe az 8Ons
,ns SRlOise bar inobubte os gae be.
iaurt Jig / en- meset oprsmt % lpiti9
stsmniug.
Gen eue Sfaal TONNES efter ben alls
sen % leOiases al liseiaa lDiti9e Sfaals
talsr. Snsen bapbe nosen auoen 9ante
mo at ~iUrnsie zig paa bet Sebite; Sus
ltn buuoe npsenipmbelit 3anfe ON, at
m iOnOm @leoe tinbe faa en- brat
gnoe.
s Ealaoiet fob ier @ubebiqeoer ops
uiits; BET bar af @uberne Bel, Ge6o,
Rsrgal, Merubu9, 2uccOtb ps 8enptb;
% til Cisie mastise @uOers sgre blep
mango 9aler bOlbte os mango Staaler
~oruttet.
gn lOrtaltc ON, bporlebes Sub Bel
5aoOe 8iurt Underwater peb ben Set
ligbeo; en- Gnben priieoe @uoeu Mero-
Nct ior bans fore Ma9t % Serli9beO;
III Greoie upbBiebe @uoeu gtergols
HGrtcli8e Si9lp / bint Stag oIu.
g|iot / bet ton9eli9e SALADS fob Den
fOrSplOte SOngetbrone, paa bpilten
RuIoGernes Sunse iab i al fin Yra9t
% 9crli8beo. Oct bar ben pelDitige
SelBajar. Der iao ban meo @ulOfros
men paa lit SoueO o9 Sunseipiret i fin
SaaHS, Runbt ON bam iao bans lps
@iGiter / talris Mensbe.
SeIBuSar par nplis fommen til Res
3ierinSen, % benne 5eit bar isrunOen
N Snopielie at bans Sbronbeitiselie.
Sans 6pr9lenser bar Gmil MerOz
bod, IOm bar SBn al ben betienbte gtes
beune bans 5Orgiauser
var bleoen brabt at i'm SpOger, ben
gte9ilissar; berpeo bleu &eien
&brOnen aabnet for oenne
Seupitlins,
ON M iab Der, men lum beler HE blep
ium &Onse.
SeIBaSar beiao glt, bpao Der tunoe
ml8re bans Stultbeo % tilfrebsItiae
)ans 9ibenitaber.
9nn par Ell uinoItr9ntet Wtonart,
ON bOlOt 2uiince Selbises % tallsie
Soils 2ip aloeles i fin Saanb.
ct 8int traabte unoeroanige 3ie,
'ere rem % uoisrte euboer al bans
ufte ifuloe Der fun ct libet
NOOT9eliens Orb til fra nusen at bans
lHoer9ipne, fpreno 8ebtummenbes go
eO laa blDbenbe aibuoset iOr bans
pans 2ienere par 5priter, iom ban
ao0e operonnbet; bans Suitruer par
, USE Betrastuinser er ioroetmelte BE,
arbelOeIier fra bells tplts % bells eiiseIte
9nrE.kAxn
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03

Tdmcr % Ssrrcr, Sub Filter en- 'ta,li' STANDARD
Brsvbol. Der stpcr tqodta E]Hvisniua Tor oammsui1t'
ntHl az ale ~lags oittUdlfr, o. i~uosboletr 40 iorfi,B
lice 1laqS DisHitrbgtpt. ysaoutr, lem t'tt u aOot
bl,nlm: { bet tHs,Hs Sproa, tan Dto eturt errpboa iors
itaiit ts en- rttu % barttg g1diC 81 isnou bog,a
lamt u utatt o0trf NauH'cri for o'H biutJt prts al -
Gtat3. E5gutcE guitts. lIpbr 3 Goats. Hbrtsis.
9. p.brib,TG
0lS.b O~lortHtio, Vtuu. ssESL
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
apinOeipgOomme, bereS gebano.

&Din0e,Dg00mme, 0ereS yebanb:
ling % 0elbreoelie, er Sitelen pua en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Gbiz
cngu uo9ipet 8O9. Den giper Ell ngis
aatig Seitripelie al DC bUs &pinoen
iorefOmmenoe So9oumme og llregel
m~esf9beoer FAINT Ntaooen, bOorpna De
let, burtigt % bIl!j8t funne BelbreOe8.
8ogen, ipm er al 9anife ualmiuOelio
Sntere3ic for ale apinoer, ienoes por:
tDfrit iii Guboer, iOm iuolenoer ct 4
Gents 5rimGrte. 2~loresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
27.1S.13 Al @larf Str, Chicago.
6anicn: "Selot5 5Dr, ben Olien!"
Nilien: "SuOrleoes oet?"
Sanien: "&iGre, ban asiurebe 9ipet
fit for $4,000 bare for en- Maaneb
iioen, u9 Nauba9 bsoe ban!"
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03

NN~f ~ hhhNNNhh NV
bel er. De bsiiintt 5prnsmmtlIer az
1ilbaluius, Reusuins, 9stnins o. eiprt.
nlns er oa uti.ubte GIrser. Cor Ger.
man Sprup iorlanssr N inssn I.tie
Eilfaloe. Suffer % 8snb fan oiftuOi
tsSne en- Strubs % iiansie Gotten -
TOR en- lib; bette sr iaa lanst, iom ct
almiubslist SOtemiebsI saar. Boid,t's
German Ssrap er IN Cphub.li., en- nor
Sals' % 9unsesS Specialized. SpOr Der
| darepis bar oaret Embeb, Sm,rts,
6efte, Spbtnins, SISonins, Tab AZ
gtemmsn, sfapp.li. Oip., us bpOr 2o,.
tor, Neoiciner o. 8aao er bleuen fulst
til bet pesrIie, bppr 9ibelierne | ben
Grab bar faaet Grsrbaauo, at man tror
fg GuSen at bare n9r, Der anbeiolsr
81 German 6prup. Zen btlbreber. De
leoer, ON De tassr ben.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03

Syrup"

On pals De, iom lie bar brust
Bo'het'sG German Sprup
% 2uns,' for polsiOmme % frsuiF.
pals % 2uns,ipseom'
Spttialitst. me, i%oritaar n,pp., bpae
~ .aAk - .~u..s..a QD,A-
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
The Falsetto Voice.

Mir. E. Davidson Palmer, Mus. Bac. Oxon., calls the attention of scientific men to an apparently unknown fact in connection with voice production. This fact has to do with the so called "falset- to" voice. The general opinion about this kind of voice is that it is something altogether unnatural, and that it ought never to be used. According to modern scientific theories, however, it is one of two or more registers, and is supposed to be intended by nature to be used only at the upper extremity of the vocal com pass. But it is quite possible to produce this kind of voice ut much lower pitch (at least an octave lower) than that al which singers are ever taught to use it.
 Produced in this way, it may be SC weak and feeble as to be practically use, less. Still it is possible so to produce it.
 as men and singers well know. What they do not know and what scientific men appear to be totally unaware of, is that it may be developed at this low
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
THE ELECTIONEER STALLION BOYDELL

Will make the ensuing season Feb. 1st to July 1st, 1892 at Phoenix, A. T., Race Track l1a miles south of Phoenix. BOydell was bred by Gov. Stanford, on Palo Alto stock farm, Cal. Was foaled Feb. 2S, 1886, sired by Election ger, the greatest of all trotting sires. First dam Sontag Dixie, [standardl by Toronto Sontag. Second dam by Billy Townes. Third dam by Sir Charles. Toronto Sontag was by Toronto Chief. Boydell is n beautiful bay, stands 16H hands, weighs about 1,200 lbs., of fine style and his gait is paragon of per lection.
 A full brother to Boydell Commotion record, 2:30. Del Mar, 4-year-old. 2:20. Sonnet, a half sister, ? PAL, shows that Sontag Dixie produces speed as we'll as Electioneer, with twenty-two colts with records from 2:20 to 2 2:0S14 and one hun dred in the 2:30 list.
 Arion, by Electioneer, 2-year-old, 2:l0sl sold for $l5O,0O0. Boydell is by the same sire.
 Terms $5000 for season, payable at end of season. Good pasture for mares at $200 per month but no responsibil- ity for escapes or accidents.
 WM. M. BILLUPs.
 Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
 THE REASONABLY BRED TROTTING STALLION "DURANG0 CHIEF" No. 23I4.-RECORD, .4 Standard highest
 
  Of Neine with the 2yearold record Territory, DURANGO record, 2:214 also five others | n the DURANGO by sdes M Clay Henry Clay 22l and Durango 2:2334
  22 the 23O hst0 Sweepstakes by IIamblonan 10. Second Dm Temple Abalah by Gford Morgan Temple Abalah Moe Gl Chloe Third Dam salle 271 2Is Orange Girl 2:2O and thirtynne other 23O Also Sire of ElectiODppr and GeOVn Wilkes
Also Sire of EIectOneer and Ceoree Wi

Fourth of in and half sister dambletonian
 Fifth Dam Charles Kent Hambetonian,  Sixth EIambe Seventh Dam, Silver Tail, by Imp Messenger DURANGO CHIEF Beautiful Black, with left hind white ankle stands l51a hands high and weighs 1150 ponnds. inbred Rykyks oneba found Chief immediate product American Woodbery families dams bred, d,back
  edtoan seque- admirers 
 DURANGO CHIEF will
 
 privilege. responsible accidents HoPLEY Owners. M H. PORTER. MANAGER,
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
Size of tho United States Soldier.

Statistics gathered by the United States government show that the enlisted sol diers of the United States army vary in height from minimum of feet inches to maximum of 6 feet Al inches. The giant of the army is serving in the De- partment of Arizona and the dwarf in the Department of the Missouri. In weight the range is even greater than It is in height, the minimum being nine- ty-seven pounds and the maximum 2S0, the average throughout the army being 15315, and the average height feet 2 inches. The youngest soldier enlisted is sixteen years of ago; the oldest sixty. six, the average being about thirty years. St. Louis Republic.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
A Cheap Dinner.

Venice is cheapcity, especially if you dine with the people in the fish kitchens of the Street of the Smiths. There you get slice of smoking polenta as broad as gondolier's palm and somewhat thicker for penny. Another penny will, if fish be abundant, as it generally is, buy plateful of very palatable fry. Add to this third penny for half a liter of wine, and the bill is told.
 There is no doubting the nutrition in such meal. The faces of the clients of the shops in the Street of the Smiths are plump and hearty, and the clients them selves are not famishingly impatient to be served when there is crush, as there often is of an evening, when such work as Venice does is mostly at an end.-All the Year Round.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
The Trask- k-kessIer
 GROCERY Co.,,
 SUCCESSORS TO I. J. TRASK.
WALKER MONTROSE

Will make the ensuing season at Phoenix Race track from Feb. 1st to July 1st 1892
 Walker MOntrOse was foaled in Mon- roe county, Missouri, May 16th 1887 stands 1534 hands. He is beautiful bay, fine style under saddle or in har- ness, was shown all through the North ern Circuit, Cal, last fall as a saddle horse, ard never failed to get first pre- mium. Took first premium at Sacra. mento State Fair as the best stallion, mare or gelding.
 Walker MOntrOse was sired by Mon- trose, he by Cages Denmark, he by Gaines Denmark, he by the famous four mile race horse, Denmark. First dam Mary Jackson, by Restless, he by Jack White [thourough bredl. Second dam Fannie Bogy, by Kentucky Whip. Walker MOntrOse goes all the gaits under saddle at will of the rider, trots altogether in harness.
 This stallion will be very valuable to those who are desirous of raising a high-class of saddle horses; thing which has been much neglected in the past in Maricopa county.
 Terms for season, $25.00, payable at end of season.
 Mares pastured at $200 per month no responsibilities for escapes or acci. dents.
 WM. M. BILLUsP.
 -.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
SHE WHO IS MINE.

She " is mine, whose soul is all my own As miuv Is hers, long loved and early known. With what warm hands. with what a loving face.
 She gives me welcome to this quiet place. This cottage hearth, where we two dwell alonel We have the poor for neghbors; we are ono. Content with simple duties simply done: And sho al least of no ambitious race,
 She who is mine, sh, yes Life's vain results have come and gone; And the dry heart like cold kernel stone Within its wthered pulp and shrunken case, Might well have lost such fullness and such grace As once it had. but for this love, full grown And resolute and pure, that she hath shown,
 Sho who Is mine.
 -Academy.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
shakcspeare's Anachrouisms.

The very head and front of all offend CTS was Shakespeare himself. He speaks of cannon in the reign of John, whereas cannon were unknown until century and a half later; of printing in the time of Henry II of cloclss-and striking clocks at that-in the time of Julius Caesar; he makes Hector quote Aristotle, and CorioiauUs refer to cats and Alex ander; he introduces billiard table into Cleopatra's palace he dowers Bo- hemia with sea coast, and makes Del phos an island -Belford's Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
How Man and Nature Use Gases.

Man uses the same elementary gases as nature does, with others that she does not employ with the same intention. Both use oxygen for sustaining combus. ton, but nature uses it systematically for construction, which man does not. Man uses hydrogen for combustion as nature does. but not for construction. Man takes advantage of nitrogen for concentration of energy; nature takes the same advantage by which nitrogen, though negative, becomes the most i'm portant of vital structures, but she does more, she makes nitrogen constructive as well as concentrative, an art man has not attained. --LOngman's Margarine.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
Eesnlis of GultiYatinn.

By careful cultivation the small black sloe has been transformed into the juicy and golden yellow gage plum, and the most delicious pippins owe their origin to the diminutive, acrid crab apple. The savory cantaloupe in wild state in India varies from the size of a plum to that of a lemon, and in most cases is either in sipid or bitter. Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03

pitch, and not only developed, but com pletely transformed When thus trans formed it loses entirely f.s unnatural and eflieminate character, and becomes a strong. manly voice, which is easily mis- taken for what is commonly called "chest voice." but which, unlike that kind of voice, is capable of bearing throughout it's whole compass any strain that may be put upon it.-English Mechanic.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-03

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Arizona republican., 1892-03-03
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-11
Motley Crowd of Moonshiners.

CovINGT0N, KY, May 1.-THE United
States court convened here yesterday, and
100 moonshiners, men, women and chill
dren, are up for trial. 1t is q strange
looking crowd. Most of the men and all
of the children are barefooted. The wom-
en- chew and smoke and one of them, Jane
Melton, is the most notorious moonshiner
in the state. Her distillery is on Polecat
creek, Leslie county. She can outs hoot
Bogardus, can knock yearling steer
down with one blow of her fist, and for
years has defied the United States revenue
officers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-11
VIII Demand Her Right to Vot,
THE IOWA DEMOCRACY.
Delegates to the State Convention Unit,
Almost, for Boies.

Delegates to the State Convention Unit,
Almost, for Boies.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, May II. The
Democratic state convention met in the
city today for the purpose Of selecting
delegates for the national convention.
Eleven hundred and thirteen delegates are
entitled to seats. In many of the count
ties SO many aspired to be delegates that
twice the allotted number was selected and
each given one-half q vote. The great in
terest In the convention In due to the de-
termination to present Governor Horace
Boies as presidential candidate. In
about ninety of the ninety county con-
ventions resolutions favoring this course
were adopted, and in most Of the others
Boies delegates were selected.
One County for Cleveland.
Van Buren, county alone declared for
another candidate-Clevelan The Union
county delegation is divided between
Cleveland and BoieA Otherwise thu state
il unit The endorsement of Boiea viii
b sincere snd uneauivecal. bat hsyond