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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-08
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pol.

Sm Stnhte gtem 3eriep, oem ei9ents
liden Sie ees SOblensM MoaOOlpS bat
&anjler MctSia cine pi9tise Gutidci
oung ii5er Die betannte 9robe 6eaOIn9.
Combination seidut
Gs 1T elm iebr lau9es Document, oels
len aeru uno Stern Der nit oielcn
@rlnoen pertbCloi0te 6yueinb 1T:
@enn cine Corporation III ibrem lleber
nnb BON MaAt Oabiu itre5i. oaS 8Olt
ju i6doi5eu uno Die @eieBc oes Stnntcs
Su pereitelu, 10 ioa ibr ra9 0anowert
selest lperpeH,
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a-gsab eieis 1mat n,dJt riu vsrbrrb
li1ts aOblen' ROnOpel itrIifh, tpdre
cine gelel6i9aHj ntItr 5hlsGiBsh,.
@obl lit es moSli4, onb ir,D Elm @O'
nOpOI, suie bic Seri5ei6iser ia9en SstO,
hcnire uuo bilisere 9ohlen jilp.se brin.
gen fam, nber man tbui ieoer Grtennt.
niB Der meuihliden Ratur @eiunlt an.
fold ein Reiultat ~ eriparten. Die
Naaren, init oeuen oieie 9eiellihaiten
banoeln, limb Elm nOtbpenbisss Bebnri'
nib oes 2ebens, oas bauptid6lihe
Brennmaierial aller Seimitdtten uuo
Jabriten oes Stantes. Die esringite
Yteiserb6buus uiro BON Sunberttauisn'
ben bon 2euteu ueripiirt; bic Roth
5iulnst iie, Die Yreiserr6bun 9 81 bejab.
len"
9anjler Wc@ia ersldrt baher Sas
9Oblen. Monupol fir cine geridp6runa
ino ben Mietbs Gontrnti, ben bic Gi.
lenbahuen oes Sthats nit Der Reabina
Combination sInsesansen iino, ilr un'
siiltla.
Brdi. Rc9eob pom Wouopol aber
eriIdrt ben gssen bic Combination &c
iihrten Shlns fir ein,H trditissn
Shla9 ms 0aiier. Die Gatibeiouna
uiro ebeniO uiel Wirtlins baben, ols
tudre iiesessu Die Siour.S .Suoianer seri1.
tet.- 9as 1T aber eiumal Elm ibones
Ssitdnbnib! @lis III has Mouspol
ebeniO raubiiidtis tuie bic Siour!
Sn Der 9hat, bas Wonopol bat ilues
cine GntwOrt sur Sano; Die SarttOblen'
preiie iollen in Babe obermals nm 25
Sc tts erbDbt peroen.
aber 10 mus es iommen. 9as Yolt
bat lang aenus einen plutOtratiiher
Wonopol Seuot aehabt. 6eute 1T ielbit
Der General Yoitmeiiter 0phlenmass
nat. Die au9rn miiiien ,ll:mGon crit
peit auiseben. che es lie1t, 100 Der ei
aentlitbe Sled 1T. al Dem Der Sdub
briift, unb me es hann mittels ieiner
Stimmjettcl ii6 grIOiun3 idafien tann.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-08

Carpets. welde mir 5u 75 Cts. per.
tauiten, iino uir irob 81 55 Cts. los.
5uihlasen, nm oamit auijnriumen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-08

unler seseuudrtises Eager entbdlt
uisls Saten, bic Sbr braudt uno es
plro Guh lobnen, BON oieiem gsrtauis
81 proiitiren.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-08
Die Is 6botera

Rso Doa. Srei So,esidus in SOlSe Der
Gbo,ra mo ioMi ueue ertrantunssn nnt.r
ben 9aiiasisren Der in Quarantine llessns
ben Sdiile uno ben 8ranten ani Swin
burn Sslano murben beute psr,eidnet
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-08
@ba1l,penp Srps.'
department store
aat
Gin poaidnoia nenes
Sommermaarenla9er
balcn bas orBbtc bieier pobbunutn 6mu e Se5e9e

.rbun bas arbbte bon beer pObbetannten mu Se5e0e
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
SAVINGS DEPOSITS,

By resolution Of the Board Of
Directors. of THE SOUTHERN
NATIONAL BANK, 1871 Gravicr
-trcct. New Orleans, will receive
interest deposits.
Accounts may tie opened WI; h
amounts of 50. and upwards upon
which the bark VIII pay ; per
cAt. per amman when left with
The t,:::ik three calendar months or
longer.
business men can put their sur
p!u> tuu.t~ at interest withuu; in
tcricriHg with their cnrrvut &C
counts. Planters, dealers. pvo-
fc~sional people. guardians. t!uS-
tees, ETC.. are Invited to ca!i al he
hank f": fn}i r!forn.a;iou. LIZ
dies may deposit with us aui thus
increas" the results nf wise ,ruN0-
mics. anti SPECIAL ronvcnicncc~ viii
he provided for t.ivm in the ,rntl~-
action cf thcir business with thc
bank.
With capital Of $500.O Ike
guarantee security therein assured
to the public and the success Of
the bank il establishing u good
and increasing business: cyilcn res
lis good faith in offering an alhi-
ilrna! sound und secure deposit ory
10 the citizens Of this and HGjOiu-
ing States. II. Il. ROACH.
jan2 st. Cashier.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
INT -
80 49, -

ncNE:TY.-.At his residence on
La Ho'!i<e plantation. in West I'e-
lic:ana Parish, onFr'Aay. JanuVry
|. 1892, ut $3.50 Il. m. CLARENCE
{. DolEETY, aged - years.
IlEAEsEY.--In the city of Baton
Rouge, Lit, after prptractcd i'll
ness. or Tuesday january ), 1892.
ut $ O'Clock Il. H., WILLIAM
HEARsEY, II native of New Or
leans. for many years Il citizen of
Bayou Sara. and for the past nine
teen years Il resident OF Baton
Rouge, aged 81 years. Mr.. Hear
sey was twice married, his first
wife being Miss CoralIe Lcbrct,
of this parish, and two daughters
by his first wife still survive. one
being religious Of the order of
the Sisters of st. Joseph and
the other residing ut Lake
Charles, La. BY his present wife
Mr.. ucarscy had two sons and one
daughter, all Of when survive
him. Deceased had one brother.
Major II. y. lIcarsry Of the States
New Orleans. and one sister rcsil-
ing ut Fort Worth, Tcxas. He
served two terms aS sheriff of this
parish and went to the war as sec
oul Lieutenant of Toorcan's Con-
pany. He was respected and be-
loved by aii to- whom he r;Is
known.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
SPECIAL. NvYICE.


For Announcements this paper
will make the following charges:
Ward Offices $500
Parjs,, g 500
District & Legislative 1900
All orders, for the insertion of
announcements must hc accomna-
nicd by the co~t, otherwise they
will not he regarded. This rule
is imperative.
Tho SENTINEL will-:support no
particular individual forany Ward
or Pari~!, office until the Demo-
cratic White Primaries shah have
Designated the candidate OF the
party, thus placing ITS patrons on
fair and equal standing in its
columns.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
rarely Personal.

Mr. 3. F.. i!astis left Sunday
,nornin. for New ORLEANS.
Misses Oui,la and Ceri!c Brooks
and Hct:ic Stocking returned to
school at Clinton, La, ON Monday
last.
Mrs. George Howell and family
have removed to the old Stern
residence in Bayou Sara, adjoin-
Ing the store of MIR. G.. Bockcl.
Obliged to oar young friend
MIR. Chas. EoScn for copy ofthe
Tulane Cnl!cgiun, It bi-muntlily
pamphlet published in that insti-
tution III New Orleans.
Mrs. Ben Brown left by Thurs
days train for Nrw Orleans where
she will remain week or ten
days. She WAS accompanied by
her daughter Marian.
The Misses Bell, of Baton
Rouge, after Il pleasant visit Of
several days to their friend Miss
Mar.ic Bockcl. in Bayou Sara, re-
turned to their home on last Sat
urs|ny.
Miss Mcmic Weber. Of Don. H.
sonvili, arrived here on Thursday
Of last week, Oh visit to her
grandmother, MIS-. T.. Weber,
and left again on Monday last for
| home. She was the recipient
while here. OF the calls Of nu!ncr-
friends and wcIi-wlSlicrs.
Mrs. J. ID. Austen. accomp"ni-
ed by little iLlisc and George
Reese, went to Baton Eougca on
Monday III response to y Telegram
unuouuclus the cvitlcal illness of
Mr.. Wm. !lcarscy, father Of Mrs.
Estcilc S. Reese. Mrs. Austen
returned the same day by rail
leaving little Elise ut st. Joseph 5
Convent in Baton Rouge,? bat
bringing IKE George with her.
We regret To learn that oar
friend Mr.. Thomas EMu!!cr has
severed his connection with j. L.
Irvine s: Son, Bayou Sara, where
he has been c!crk'ng 50 long :,I
where lie made so M:,ny friends
for himself aud for the popular
firm for which he was working.
SIR. Male: will start out. in :; few
days, rs cauvu$s!ng agent tor the
/ great tobacco firm of st. Louis,
the Dvuumoni Tobacco Co. His
territory will embrace Louisiana,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabam;.
and Il part Of: TEXTS, and VIC have
20 doubt his success will be ample
Certainty We wish, him the yer,
height Of it.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

Nr. c. ". Reel. proprietor OF the
Iiui,l !fciionc- b!EalN. enc OF the finest
ucw ara HJlprn hotels in the W".;.
says OF Chnnbcriaia's Ccngh Remedy {:
1--WE have uscti it in our family fer
wears with Tie most satisfactory rc-iil.
especially for orr children. f"r colds
and Group. II raa L. depended upon:
besides it i, pleasant: to .:i,.c a:la 'ec:'>
t. hc free from cH!'rrforfa :l;!i the ely
sub>:aurrs INT into ;,:;a! cough NIX
turc-. 80 cen; AID 81 bottles ioi sale
~ l.. i. Eiibo"ric < 60.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
Chicago, Ills.

No healthy person need fear any dan
Eereus consequences from an attack OF
Ia grippe if properly treated. 1t much
the same us 4 severe cold and requires
precisely the same treatment. Remain
quietly at home and take Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy as directed for "A severe
cold aud It prompt and complete reeov-
cry is sur. to follow. This remedy also
counteracts any tendency of Ii grippe
TO re,alt in pneumonia. Among the
Iuauy thousands who have used it dur
ing the epidemics OF the past two years
we have yet to learn of single case
that has rot recovered or that has result
ed in pneumonia. 80 cent botti, 5 for
sale by l.. i. KilbourCe & Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. Bayou
Sara. la. week ending January 7ti..
1882.
Baker. Austin, Marks, Simon Z.
Caldwell. J Il Mackenzie. Thos.
Dchcrty. Sarah L, Moses. Dewroy.
Davis. Edward, McGehee. + j,
Kennedy. Florence. Pierce, William.
Ics:eucy. John, Rodder. John,
l.aHras. John. Simms, Aaron.
TORY. Ada.
Persons calling for amy of these let
crs viii please say advertised.
+. y. MtMF0RD.
r sTMA>Tt.E.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
A onc-Icggcd man always has Il
lame excuse for his shortcomings.

I'm huying a cough medicine for Gill;
fron'' says II. 4. Walder. prominent
druggist Of Ogden, Utah. never be afraid
TO buy Chamberlain s Cough Remedy.
There is no danger from it aud relief is
ALWAYS sure to.foiiow. l particularly
Recommend Chamberlain hccausc
have found it to be safe and reliable. 80
cehs bottles for sale by l.. L. kilbourne
& Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

Half dozen ting boats and
stcrnwhcclers were in sight ut one
TING nn Sunday ut The river frost! =.
]tcmiu,lci us something Of old
times. bat there was Il fearful de-
,r. { Il. ION in the class OF boats.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
I.l.!"at Si-:,i:lS.

The Musicians Guide. Every
Music teacher, student or music
lover should have this v"iHnnc.
1t contains Zi2 pages Of valuable
musical information, with full de
scriptiun of over 10000 pieces Of
music and music hooks. biogra;,h-
icul sketches Of ever 40 cunnpcs-
cps. With portraits nn'! other illus
trat;uns. Also II cl,o!cc selection
of ncw vocal HnI instrumental
music auu other attractive fca-
tnrcS. Upon receipt Of eight two
cent stamps, to prepay postage.
wc-Nili mail free, Il COPY Of The
Musicians Guide, a!Sn Il sample
copy of Br"inar.i Musical Nnrl,l.
containing S2.G0 worth of new
music and Interesting reading
matter. Address
The S. Bruinarsi $ Sons Co..
Chicago. Ills.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

l'o-u.orrow VIII hc Sunday. 1T
the Cc.asc Of Epiphany. GoSpe!
st. Eulic, Chap. II, verses AZ t"
10 81: Jesus is found Amongst
the DUrtUrs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

Deputy Sheriff VIM. D"u&las
had his Jail gang out on the public"
works on Tuesday, and gave the
big hill greatly needed working.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
D. LAAEEhT ". LANDRY,
*&LaDlDert & Laldry@
GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENTS
z2atoa ouge, L..
5. LAMBERT

aua Compau
lstEil"rt &"nncs
ihhnr& Western
u. <owt Life fu>uran Co
a @ in
E
IS men o h country
asoiri
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

1000 Gallon Cjstcrn $40.
1900 . $50
A. l.IaGs & Bros, 80 Pcrdido, St.
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

Justice is ,u::tic blind so that she
cant sec what is going OF ia the
court house.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

lis a mistake a:o.:t Il; being TN
Icn,ihy to sleep N fcntIler. Look
ut the spring chicken, and see how
tnMyh be is.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

SEQ fifty dollars reward.
Our Editor quite i'll again dur
ing almost tho entire week.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

Points, Cts, Paint brushes. Yer
"i&hca; &ujGd, iGbricetjHg end IL
eliminating Cts. ETC.. &C.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

Sec Sheriff sale III TINS issue.
Full moon on Wednesday,, Is
inst, 1T 1927 u. III.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-19
AM u E M ENTS.

The th~eatre-goers in Jersey City have
seldom been offered Il better entertain
ment than that presented in the planters
Wife" this week at the Academy
Of Music. ALI who nave seen it
speak in very enthusiastic terms of the
refined artistic work of Harry Lacy and
Emily Rigl. At the Saturday matinee
every lady in the audience will be pre-
sented with cards bearing the autographs
Of Mr.. Lacy and Miss Rigl. Next week
the METROPOLITAN Comedy Company viii
appear at The Academy. va
Manager HawleY, of the New Opera
House, has made arrangements with
Manager Colt, of the MAY Blossom"
Company, to give the children u grand
matinee Saturday afternoon, May 81. All
on the payment of ten cents. The story
of the dead birdie will doubtless prove Il
great attraction to the little ones.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-19

mended by Chief Engineer Harrison, be
and the same Is hereby fixed and Diet er-
mined by this Board as follows: 5gllI
Elevations are from Datum PIaneo OF
Wards Jersey City Base, which has been
adopted as public road base, and are at
points in centre line of new public road as
designated in schedule Grade line of
eurtace of new public road to be straight
between the points designated.
Intersection of centre line of
new public road with Elevation.
Centre line of Hackensack Turn
pike, West Hoboken. $50 90
of Union. 55 1874 90
Centre line of Blum street, Town of
r Union. 10S 90
Union, 17s 80
Town Of Union. US rs
Centre line of Gardner street (east),
Town Of Union. 1853 25
Centre line of Morgan street, Town
of Union. ITO 90
Contre line of Humboldt street.
Town of Union. 172 so
Centre line Of Liberty street. Town
of Union, III 90
Centre line of Main street, Town of
Union, 1877 90
Centre line of John street, Town of
Union. 165 so
Centre line of Van Worst street.
*Town of Union, 1S9 So
Centre line of Fulton street, Town
of Union. 9 OBS ia so
A point $50 feet north of Centre line
OF Fulton street, Town of Union, IT'S SO
Centre line of Cnurch Lane, North
Continued on 4h PAGE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-19
HOBoKEN COUNCIL MEETS.

Misplaced Electric Lights and an Old
Bell Discussed.
The Hoboken Council met last night.
Councilman Bewig presented a private
communication from Corporation Attorn-
ey Minturn. which read that it was illegal
for the city to build beyond the street
line in the erection OF the proposed fire
house in Jefferson street. The Council
were not much interested In the matter.
and the Churchman'S attempt to have il
spread in full on the minutes failed.
The contract for the iron railing to be
placed around Hudson Square Park.
was awarded to August Remmer at
50. so a foot. The Jefferson street improve
ment was accepted on motion of Coun-
Gilman Tahen.
After n short debate the motion of Coun-
Gilman Weinthal thai Contractor Hagger-
ty be notified to proceed with the Bloom
resolution was passed that no claims
except payrolls and certificates be
paid ON The day of presentation.
When the SUBJECT of new electric lights
came up, Councilman Kelly said:-"Mr.
Chairman, l thin the lights along Ferry
street, which are placed above the
elevator, should be removed IL placed
under the elevator, where they will be of
some service. Now they are almost use
less. IL the North Hudson County Rail-
road want lights. let them pay for Them"
The CUuncilmen then presented u reso-
luton chat the Electric Light Company
be notified to remove these lights. After
a number of the Councilmen had advo-
Gated the motion Chairman Erlenkotter
suggested that under the direction of
the Committee on Lamps be inserted.
The resolution thus amended was passed.
A proposition 10 sell the old fire bell
now in storage to the Township
of North Bergen for SIS met
with considerable opposition. Chairman
Erlenkotter said that it cost 500 to re-
move the bell to its place OF storage, M
the matter was finally laid over. The
Council made tue following appropria-
tious for Memorial Day seryices:-Second
Regiment, SIPS; Sous OF Veterans. SIS;
Christian Woerner Post, SIS; E.. A.
Stevens Post. SIS. 1t was after ten O'Clock
when the Council adjourned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-19
A Feminine Effort.

This description OF how to build a
steam engine. credited to q young lady. is
going the rounds of the mechanical
press:-
You pour a lot of sand into a box, and
throw a lot of old stoves and things nto q
fire, aud empty the molten stream into a
hole in the sand, and the men all yell, and
it's awfully dirty and smoky. And then
you pour it out and let it cool aud pound
it; aud then you put it in a thing that goes
round, and try to break it; then you screw
it to a thing that goes back and forth. and
her you can ride on, and that scrapas
1t and it squeaks; then you put it in a
thing that turns it round. n YOU Jake "a
chisel and cut it; then you put In u thing
that bores holes in it. Then you screw
it together and paint it. and put steam in
it, and it goes a~wfully; and then they take
IL up in the drafting room and draw a
picture of it, II make one OF wood just
like it. Aud, oh, / rorgot-they have to
make a boiler. One man gets inside IN
one man gets outside, N they pound
just terribly, and then they tie it TO the
other thing-and, oh, You just ought 10
see it goP'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-19
IVES BERGEN DOINGs

Six houses empty ewa9e into the pond
on Yale avenue, and the result Is a pest
hole situated right in the midst OF dwell
ing houses and d menace to the health of
the inmates. The attention of the Board
of Health has been repeatedly called to
this nuisance, yet they manifest no desire
to abate it.
The West Bergen Pleasure Club will
hold IN important meeting this evening
at the clubhouse on Mallory venue. The
arrangements for the annual chowder
party will be completed.
The demand for small dwelling houses
in this section is increasing, aud no
sooner are any erected thar they are
rented. This has started a building
boom, and on at least eight different
thoroughfares from two to four houses
are being erected.
The proposition for the establishment
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-19
, H0B0KEN CHiPPlES JAILED.

An Interesting Scene in the Hoboken
Police Court This Morning.
When Policeman Rabold was walking
up Newark street last night he saw two
working girls dressed as their class, one
tall and slender, the other short and stout
with u fat puffy face. Both were about
nineteen years old. They passed three
steamship iremen, INC as they passed
the taller showed the shorter one into the
flremen, one of whom CALAMITY showed
her back, and chivalrously aimed "a
kick at her. which, happily, did not reach.
Then, the policeman. says the plump
one protfered to the fireman an unkiud
Invitation. The fireman spoke Them foul
and the girls continued up the street.
stopping again to say something to
llceman then arrested them.
The tail girl, who said her nan was
Louise Grogan and she lived at No. 219
Madison street, did not make any demon
stration. but the shorter of The two,
Mamie Farrell, of No. 159 Bay street, this
city, cried herself into Mysteries. Later
the tall girl was bailed out.
This morning both were arraigned be-
fore Recorder McDonough and they de-
MED the p~oliceman's statement, but he
had a witness as to their actious with
the firemen. The Recorder imposed u
fine of So on cash.
The Grogan girl paid her fine. but the
Farrell gtrl did not hav any money. She
walled and shrieked out at the thought of
going back to the cell, and
the lawyers grinned at her
emotion, and then from the further
corner of the room hobbled out a
weakened, bent, wriukled and shabbily
dressed Old woman. ''Oh. MOTHER" the
girl sobbed, ''musr 1 &c back to that
place. Haven't you any money to save
mei" mo-" replied the old woman half
heartedly. Il have nc money" "Oh, oh.
oh" walled the girl, and she clasped her
hands as she moaned and swayed
back and forth in a flood OF
tears. The old woman pulled out a
bill, aud said, Now perhaps yo u'll mind
our mother ana not go out nights" The
girl fell into a bench at the side of the
0 ana buried her face in her hands,
while her mother setsled with the
offended majesty of the law.
AL the time this was proceeding the
heterogeneous throng in the court room
grinned appreciatively. The girls went
off together, while the Judge Strengthened
u the creases in two five dollar Will
liza ms.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-19
The Secret of training Mice.

THE secret of training mice to run up
sticks and perform in various ways is
very simple" said a Snowman. IVORY
emf ~ Z e q F.,
Suppose you want a mouse to climb a
stick; pick up a little flag hat you have
put there, and bring it down. You take
the mouse when he's hungry to begin
with; you tie a grain or two of oats to the
flag, and you put the mouse at the foot of
the stick. He Won't go up. of course.
well, when he turns round to run
away you set him back again, with his
nose to the stick. II he runs away fifty
times set him buck hfty-one times. That
worries himl Help him up a little; give
him u start.
"He soon sees what you want, and up
he goes. When he finds the oats he is
satisfied, and comes down to eat them.
Next time he will do it with half the
trouble, and after awhile he will run up
and get the flag whenever you put him at
the foot Of tue stick.
"ln a short time he will take up any
thing you wish, whether it is a flag or o
little toy pail-auything he can lift. -
London Ansagers.