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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
A DESPATCH from Msrsaw Ill

A DISPATCH from Warsaw, Ill ., TO the
Chicago Herald says: Col B. F. Marsh
of this city decided today to enter the
lists for the republican gubernatorisl
nomination and formally announced bis
candidacy. The colonel represented this
district in congress for three terms, from
1877 to 1888, and was a member of the
state board of warehouse and railroad
commissioners four years, during Gov
Oglesby's last term as governor. Durine
the war the colonel made a splendid mill.
tsry record in the second Illinois cavalry,
and he is csmpsigner from way back. >
This may reasonably be construed to put
Marsh out Of the question in connection
with the republican congressional nomi-
nstion in the Eleventh district, but speak
ing of Col. Marsh's soldier record. there
lives in Chicago today q man with quite
as good q soldier record as Marsh, snd
whe won the title OF major too, who not
withstsnding that he Is devoting himself
to the supervision of the police OF the
metropolis may take it into his head 10
say something about Marsh's aspirations.
And if he does it will count fo- as much
no doubt as when be was guarding . por
ton of Illinois criminals.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
"a MAN
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RV.,

The Direct Route 70 and from Chicago Joliet Ottawa
Peoria, La Sale Moline E5zx Island, in ILLINOIS;
Davenport, Muscatne. Ctfuawe, G-sEaloosa De,
Moines Wiuterset, Audubon. Harlan and Council
Buns, in IOWA; Minneapolis and =. Paul in MN
SE>OTA; NatsEtOun and Sioux Falls in DAKOTA:
Cameron, St Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI:
Omaha, Lincoln, Fairbury and Nelson in NEBRASKA;
Atchison, Leavenworth, Horton, Topeka Hutchinson.
Wichita Bellevlle, Abilene. Dodge City, Caldwell in
KANSAS; kingdsher, e Reno and Minco, in INDIAN
TERRITORY: Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
in COLORADO. Traverses new areas Of rich farming
and grazing lands, a0ring the best facilities of inter
communication TO all towns and cities east and west
northwest and southwest of Chicago and 70 Pacc and
trans oceanic seaports
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
Destroying the Nerve in Decaycd Teeth.

Destroying the Nerve in Dec.sycd Teeth.
After cleansing and drying the cavity
| with pellets OF cotton wool wound round
the end OF a crochet needle. or the eve end
OF a darnIng needle or anything which has
some kind OF notch at the end to hold the
cotton fast. then take another pellet OF
wool, about large enough to half fl the
cavity, satuTate it with carbulic acid. place
| it in the tooth and cork it in with a small
piece of the white or pink g1Itta percha.
softencd IN warm wafer, which j. sold bv
druggists for the purpose Of plugging de
Cayed teeth.
In few hours all the nerve matter thai;
the acid can set at Will be DESTROYED. In
some persons the gnawing pain caused hv
the process Is very considerable, and it can
be mitigated by applying a mixture Of
tincture OF acOnite and chloroform, pro
durable from chemist, of the right strength
and proportions. to the tooth and gums adj
jacent. This treatment will destroy the
nerves, and in most cases quite painlessl,-.
But it viii not arrest the carries. and in
less than week the heat and distress in
the tooth will compel removal of the stop
ping to relieve tension.
The best way by far, As the brittle nature
of the teeth in this case precludez ordinary
stopping, Is To ask 4 dentist to cut away
the carious dentine and insert n gutta
percha plug of the kim: described. which
IN favorable cavities will last for year;
and when the ClItta percha gets worn or
dislodged by maSticdtiOn, il is an easy
matter TO have it renewed or even renew
it oneself, af-er the carries has been once re-
moved by a dentist and the patient has
had the experience of one professional stop
ping. Halls Journal Of Health.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
TIE Russian censor in ST. Petersbur.

THE Russian censor in St. Petersburg
is now permitting the transmission of
dispatches concerning the measures ia
ken by the cars government for the re-
lief Of the starving peasants on the Vol
ga On Friday it was learned the pre-
mitigation of the order for the purchase
Of Is, 1000, 900 rubles' worth of wheat and
now We hear that 10000 900 pools of
grain were awaiting transportation. 1t
appears also that railroad business has
been reorgsnized in such a way as to
quadruple the carrying power of at least
one of the great lines, and that an imper-
ial commission has been appointed to
supervise the work of relief. The fact
that the car is possessed OF absolute
authority enables him to do things in q
peremptory fashion, both in peace and in
war
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

HAD President Harrison withheld his
message few hours longer there would
have been no occasion to send it in at
all. Chili's proposition had been dis
patched from Santiago before the mes
sage was transmitted to congress, snd it
meets every requirement that our gov
eminent can Justly make.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

A GREAT granddaughter George III is
living in Chicago. She is 6 descendant
of the first daughter of King George
third son by Hannah LightfOot, the Qua
keress, whom he married two years pres
vious to his alliance with Princess Char,
lotte, of MecElenburg. Strelitz.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on
the first appearance of the agreeable Ii.
quid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs few
years ago has been more than confirmed
by the pleasant experience of all who
have used it, and the success of the pro-
prietors and manufacturers of the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup company.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

\ brass kettle can he cleansed, if discol-
ored by cooking in it. by securing it well
with soap and ashes first, then put in half
a pint of vinegar and Il handful of salt and
let them boil on the stove Il short time;
then wash and rinse ii out in hot water
New York Journal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

The Portland Press Club has one OF
the old desks provided BY the Maine leg
islature for reporters when the seat OF
government was removed from Portland
to Augusta in 1882. James G. Blaine,
Chief Justice Fuller and other prominen,
men used the desk while they were re,
DOrters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
dEI5 49,
Hl..lQNS,1H1
STYLES THAT FIND FAVOR.

Brief Review of Past Fads and Fancies
and the Present Prevailing Modes.
The year 1891 was not remarkable for
anything OF note in the way Of fashion that
left trace. The year previous we had re-
vlvais OF several epOchs and styles-the
Nalois. Metici, Henri II and Empire, all
more or less mixed up and worn together
But during 1891 it is impossible to say that
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
FRIDAY. JANUARY 30, 1892

ARTIFICIAL eggs have been offered for
sale in St. Paul. 1t took chemist to
discover that they were not genuine
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
MAGNIFICENT
YESUBULE EXPRESS TRAINS

Leading all competitors in splendor Of equipment.
between CHICAGO and DIES MONIES. COUNCIL
BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO aud
DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO. win
KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH.
First'Class Day Coaches, FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS and Palace SleePers, with Dining Car Service
Close connections at Denver and Colorado Springs with
divergins railway lines, now forming the new aai
picturesque
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

EVENING DRI-ss WITH RUSSIAN BLOUSE.
cesse. Above t there is a Russian blouse
in real black Chautilly lace, tied to the
waist and around the figure with mauve
embroidered bbon. The train is edged
with peacock feathers. This furnishes a
favorite style for the opera
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

A new hair ornament Is shown in the
form of a diamond set gold ribbon that
fastens about The head like an ordinary
ribbon and ties in a bow just little to the
left of the center.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

per annum.
All communications Of s critical or argumenta.
i've Character. POLITICAL or religious. must have
zeal EaTne attached for publication. No such
articles will be printed over fictitious signatures
ADopynOus communications not noticed.
Spfrespondence solicited from every township
In Rock Island county.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
THE TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


(~tHICAGO, ROCE ISLAND & PACIFIC KALI
~ wsy-Depot corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
frst street, Frank II. Plummer, sgent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
TRAINS

BURLINGTON ROUTE C, B. & Q. RAIL
ID wsy-Dep0t First avenue snd Sixteenth st.,
VI J. Young, agent,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29

DOCK ISLAND & PEORIA RAILwAY-DE
IL pot First sveuue snd Twentieth s.reet. F.
Il Rockwell Agent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14

Aber.
.8asl Der Simuel ieaae mid
uenn eieier @ann mid ni&t nod ~
uaer ffhr einen sparbunh bdltls ia&t(
Dirt. .@as, Bartuer, eS l4eiut miss
alS ob Sbr etruaS & tuer poa UeariHe1
tpdret 6aste i'd Gu4 ui&t auibr661
lid, bas i'd tein Detective bin.s
so mu6 porR@tis fem, : (aste Carl.
.Shr teib mir Elm p6lis Grem6er, aial(1
tuabr?s
.sebt NAL ber, alter Greunb,s iaati
Dirt entt&lonen. so ueriplre MIDI
ldnoer Quit, an Gurem NarreaieiI %
5,ebeu. SD babe Gu& cine 0eleseube1
Eseboteu, eineu ebrli&ea Bennp ja zen
bieuen. Nun 1T ss au Gu@, etnju1@l0
gen ooer ousjui&laaeu; baS if ~
&lrje Der 4dusel-
.9ott per0amuu' mid! ipenn ID uid5S
CLAUDE, Jbr jeib Elm ebrli@er 2erl,s
iaete 9arl pl5kli9, inbem er In BE
ibn b~arsebotene 4anb j&lus. %
fam uidtS unre@teS BARN lleses, ~
periud.s, Elm junoes Mdb@en " tbren
unseb0riseu juridjubriaaea. DaS
bate ID bod audi bon dufaus ~ ssp
ifbe1 t6nuea.s
,sRua, iett ipreGt SIR tpents{teaS
tp,e e,u aaitdabiser WRanu.s la@te Did
befr;ebist. ,sa8ir ma7en bireet an me
iere Nrbeit sebeu," fubr e. In aei@dftS.
mdbigem Ton fort, tamit mir bic bele
@eleoeubeit ui9t aubenlbt boriber.
sebeu lafie4. DEM penn bic erlR
berauSiiuoea, bab i9 asf ibrer 6par
bin, 10 tpirD unS bic drbeit duBerR
i@wieris lperoea. aDir ml1en nod 10
bieier Ra9t Hn{talteu t~reiieu.s
.gBdre eS ui6t beTer, jund4R eiuI
nal IN periu1ea, ob Re ni@t fre,uilis
nit uns oebea MID? .5@luo 6awt por.
.@as? Seio Sbr bena perridt,
Rann!1 polterte Did drserli&. .@ast
ID Gu4 nidt nod crit foeben, baB wens
lie erfabre, bas i'd hinter ffie bin, aaeS
pereitelt (ein tplroe?S
al right!. erluiberte 9aiui sufiu.
n,eno. sd tuerbe mid an, Cure Bor'
fdldse balten..
0le beiben Mlnaer beratbihla9ten
nun eiusebenb, ME 5ie 9lertua 9orton
nod IN berIelbtn Aa1t nberrumpeln
uno aefaneen 1ehuaen uu1ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14
80. GaptteI.
Gin onDerbarer 0eu4

80 ~
glls Dirt 6anbp f9 bon Ieineri
Gdredeu uub Der bur9 ben Blutpsrluit
berporgerufenen Gri40pfuu9 pieoer er.
bult tatte, lieB Ct ie;nen Bid MFG
trani{1 ii BEN fleine7 Raum ,lmbers
iAweifen anb itierte bana feiuen @alt.
halter nit elmer fturapien @riuoiIe ME
fragenb inc 8eFht.
.gDel Jrember! tuieber al right?.
iraate i'm !9ari, inoem Ct t!e,nea SAT-
nit forlaenoem Bl,de betrahtete. .5br
famt grabe nod Dor 3botesidlab; cine
Neinute fpdter bdtte Sud bic buR9rise
Bejtie GAren Ginbano pon ben axoden
9erinen...
.GerERdte Rdnbsr! T. erpiberte Dirt,
nod ,urner am ganden 2elbe jitterno.
.@a8 gum Eeuicl tbar bas fur Elm
Dieb, boS mir aui ben Gerien mar ?"
.9EeQ, Sir! Wande ueuaeu e Gata'
monet, man9e Cougar uao mteoer
anoere 4antber. sd nenne es nidt
onoers als Bers.8iibfate." ent3egnete
6art NIT eiaer uid,tisca Betuesung
ie,nes bortigen &Dpfes. wdbreno iein
orauer Shnurbart cine u~asetp6buli4e
Bieauna an3uRebuen i9ien. @is?
eSSbr battet bod teinen &f nit BEN
N,eb?" fragte CT i&mei@elno, ols sr
Blut aui 9,rts 6eii@t btruleoerrieieln
lab
.geein, If bin sefauen nab ritte nein
@efidt an einem Stei1, her mir i'm
s8eae lag eut9esuete Der 8ot'nann
,uarr,(a. 1Sn uaeiaena sas5en 2ebeu
bate i'd uidbt cine ioIoe Xa@t alS
bieie.Ss
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14

mobii&en Qambe. bic hesi aRnnm nur
Dnrftic erbeute, entoi.o - hen aiten
0arpi ni@t. boh SoS elea&t eineS
4oftes bei dieter Wittbeifnna cine eiaen.
tbnmlideu. iait freuDioen ansbrnd Al.
aohu. o.
.uab .bie,er innoe ssatrox II nod
hier3.. foriGte Nirf rpeiter. inSem er
Hm semitic. m5oiihn rnbefonoen IN
.i&siueu.
Ga. Gr .nh ~ nftp~ Narfer,a
suba, Der audi ein 1olter II. uso Elm
iaaaeS R6bdeu aus her Stabt hub ieit
eiuiaeu Taaer aun 0eiume 3D.. eutoea.
nete ba,pI. inbeu, e. ieinea gah inner
aufmertiamer beoba6tets
,uab tuie melt r,aa ri. Barriers
@eiiseuI bon bier lieaeu? p tubr Oiri
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14
40. GabiteJ.
Die NluthRnbe.

Sic dbenoI4atten be9uunen lid tuebr
unb mebr aus5ubreiten, ais Die beloeu
8erbasoeten ii4 aui ben Bes n,adteu,
nm ibrer Beute oaidulaufrn uno bo3
unsladli9e Mdb+en 5ur @efanseuen 80
MAIDEN.
9ana1am NIB rerStcblex i9liden Sic
lber ben buntlen @nlcessruno Durd
bidtes gebnl4 unb perieflen Sb!u@bs
ten. iorsidltis iebes Gerdui6 psrbltsnb.
sic ipra9en uur in Gliiterton nit
eilanotr. ons nod pom Raal9e1 ber
Bmeise iibertout ,Dnrbt.
.gBie ID Gu9 i9On 8tiast1. be,uerlte
&dut, tpdbrenb fe oerdui&loS babias
i@li9en.S bic juei Ndcdeu pfeaen
iebea dbeab jriamn,en ausauseben.
sd babe ffe oftuals gang olein IN
Malbe betradtet, ohu bab he mid be-
merit batten, lnb i'd Bin 5ider, baB ne
aud beu!e Nbenb ,pieoer ben eeDobnte1
|5pa5RrsanS mndsatperben. Bir babea
uur R6teie, ms eaf ben Gnltano ~
iteQeu uuo III 1barten.I
SD CLAUDE, sS3br tnbt Redbts, ernie
berte Dirt .gS III bcfer, tueln sic
@i9 uas ndberu. ais ba6 mir iAnet ent<
gesensebn ne iuirben rns ionif Diedei4t
eber benaerten, ebe es uns m6sli9 udre,
elm Berited uufBuiu9en.
,Bit!" p,eintt 9aut inbem e. fidb I'm,
tpanbte uub lauldte..
NQes mar RiQ nm re Der; uur bee
f1ldfrige Gang elmer Dro1sl In eirieus
bena@barten Bauuae unb has idua4e
&eFllter bes abeRcwiubes IL ben Dreis
gen mar peruebmtar.
,Bas mar benn?1 fraete Dirl IN
~ieinera beiBeren 6llitertoa. .Sh babe
uidts 8eb6rt.s
,geir pars, als d ID, Stimnlen
b6rtes, e~ntsesnete 6atut, ,aber ID
iuerbe mid po3l eetduf4t baben, bente
i@.s s
Damn sinsex &c porR@tis ,peiter.
aufmerfiam auf bas oeriRsite @erdui&
a9tenb lnb mt Der 9robtea 8oritht
nm fi@ her ipdbenb.
Gl6sli@ 5lieben Beibe tpiie auf CONS
mario itebeu unb ri@tetea tire Bllde
binter ii@. X,
sic batteR san3 beatti& bos 9erans
uaben bon Gubtritten aui BEN Darrert
2aube ueruommen.
DER Teufel, &artner! 6ie foplnen,
Hlterte Dirt aufserest; I'D bore iie.~
.Das fno Re ni9t,. erwioerte pant
auimerfiam bor9enb; es If njat bic
ri1t,se Ridtung. Nebenbei iino bic
6uBtritte aud u,9t f9tuer 9euu9. Da4
6i@eint uaebr oefro@en ule Sesangen ju
iein." a
,gBas? Mie ioute Senanb ba5n tom.
men, auf uns losjutrie1en? fra9te
Dirt dnsitli9, inoena er ei.en arstp6b,
aildsn Bid auf leineu gefdbrten &C.
iuo:fen bat. .GS ,pe,6 feline 5eele baz
Don, mas mir uolbaben, ausgeuommeu
urr ielbit." .,r
Bdbrenobem mar bag @erdu19 70
ncbs setommeu, baB lie flblter. oa6 ber
Geruriaber oeiielbtn, mas une ',psr iu>
mer er aud iein m6Se. tbneu sauj uabe
ieiu miijIe.
Sle ptritedteu ii@ serduiAlos 1ieter
eiaeIa Buld)e uno uarteten init gr3Bter
BelorsniB aao Gur9t aui bic Gribei<
uuua.
45ortieaaue iotat.a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14
80. GartteI.
&Iei6e WHaeI

80. GA~iteI.
GIei@e B59eL
0irl 5aabp fol9te bereituiQieR Der
Hnweiiuus ieiaes 0ataebers uno leste
I'd 4uer tber bic Ratte. Gs mdbrte
ai&t lGuse 70 Sertiubeteu i9nar4enbe
Qaute, ba6 Ct IL tieieu S@lummer per.
funlen iuar.
3alpt iekte ii@, na@bem fetu Gai
einaei4lafea tuar. In feiueu aIteu Qebn>
Rabl unb Ruoirte beiien @efi9t e.fris.
banu NIB maun ju iid ielbft ipredenb
NIB ieinen Rupf 3ueifelbaft i9attetnt.
SD bin neusieris, tpas oas ~ be-
beaten babeu ma8?' fraste e I'D
ipieberbolt. .Db bieier aerl am Cube
uidt sefabrli@ 1T; er i'sbt gang oaaa6
Dirt 6anbp bate einea setuuben
S9lai. Gs mar idon na& Soraen'
aufoans. alS 9a.ut ibn aus BEN SaloFe
ertpedte, inberu er i'm frditis rittelte
xab ;9u, ID b..e Dhren rief:
.6eba, 6remberl &c Ii 6eit gum
dufaebel; ID babe bas Grlbitad f9oa
ferti0,s ..#
Dirf ri&tete H@ batis onf kinem
Qaaee euapor unb itie,te fir eineul
4omsnt I&laitrautsn auf 6aDt. Damn
brad e ii Elm bdbli@es 2laen aus.
,@as, SIR feb es?s iaste e. sd
trdumte bon Bil0tabea uno persaB
gang. no ID mar. .Gie ipdt 1T e
f@on Z.
.Gs If i@sn 3i,mli& ipdt,. ernie
.berte 6atpt. Die Sonne If i4on
ldnsit auf8eeaaser. 6tebt nxr auf,
banit mir unierr Masen IN be pprs
f@riftsmiBise Werfaiiuns b~rin3en.S
.Bel, has it etne gnte Nrbeit am
Morgeu,. lahte 9.rt. sd Deripare
audi 10 etmas ME 9uuser..
/. ,Gs it grade nl9tS %befo1bers Gia'
labenots," entidutoiste 9apt ii9, ais
als er 3,pei stlble boz ben rob sejims
rnerier 1ii4 rldte, auf tuel4en cine
S:1H -. ran.. ~ s4m,~,.n,
1.!ys ~ g" Ga% az 4 IT.
Nv ~ ..uay.. 800 ~ h 49, a%
Dsn a'...o a's...n, e @.h" = ~. ~
bin grade fein ~beiouoerer 4auitler IN
biejen1 Gei@dit, aber tueun e Gu4
)~meas u S1eus
sSw aaun my. 'sS1e.,ss. o 80
Dslt Up 9 ~ 0:a NV G n 1ee 3. c asv
ys'tyu!' oag..lh ~ ~ aust 49, ~.
~ -. ..".. IOssv.a y. a. u"v Soa sa,,s
-. uUSs I ss.. usD ~" .u.'As eS IN e
,.ssao ..'':. %'a.sa 49,. g.scE,
.al.s =. '.o:A = 'tsn.n .lyS.a.
w. g. 9 t.aas ;.a.nn D ...a aaS sh; S S.nt'
~ ~. !;s4' . Mes h.a;r us a ys: 49, , 49,
c ~ ..;r;hu;5 Sss.. ~ 49, 1855 ="
~. $500 S, 49,. y.
uf!ts. s.;s.s n.y.. aaa.s ~.
S"a." = A. s;ns go. e.. 41 a"o h.I.s.a.
IJ. 49,. s - "' 1sD' :" Ds'eS'
'''1ss1 ~ h sr' .,,, Ga, 80 o.t.. =,
sS sS.n;h 81 ~ =. $500. ~ S ~ s..T.s
~ 4.] - CO., le.san ~ a
oas'. 49, - r.xn,,ths 'Sy /. ~ az S 49,.
!s'I: -. = $3.50 $3.50 ~: ~ s.. ~.
Wu u.% .% nao'' n.;s. ~ s .,,s.s ~ 80 -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-14

.OaS Slut On Ga& N be nrja&e;
peSbalb BE UeRie eber ibrer mebrere.
ne IL CLAUDE, Ga& fcIste. S,e toleea
fetS ben HlutipureR mist Sbr w,ilen,.
bemertte Der Giafseeler IL te~lebrenoens
Zone.
.Das II ai&t tiu aaS ni&t ter,s
la&te Dirt. Der i'd i&ueQ tpieoer e.:
bplte. .Gs folote mir xnb SaS 9enast
mir, obne ba6 ID mir ben seopf onrnna
jerbre9en m6&te, ipesbalb "a MID per'
folgt. slber tpie 1T guer Naue, Bart
net, unb pas fnr cine sottSeroamnte
@eoeno In 2aabe II baS ler?s traste
er obleatenb.
,gReia Nasae IN 1apl eir. Nv Ben
iamia 0atpt" eruiberte bieier. .uno
uaS bie Geoenb aabetrifft, 70 it fe cine
hlde, pie SIR cine dbalide mohl In
e1rsm 2ebeu sie seiebeu. ytebrut 8lat.
orember, NIB na&t es Gu@ bequesa.
90 1T Iidt oft, ba6 ID bier Weiu&e
~empfauee, unb weun eS einnal Der 6aQ
IA, 70 liete ID. iba saaDmtbi&aftlia ~
bebanbeln.s E a
DRr. 6atul tatte oEeabar faoe1 mol.
len 9ahfleunbli@, aber pie eew6bnli@
ma@te e einea Summed IL Der @abl
ieiuel &orte, wena er - inps1irea bs'
atii&tiste.
so bin Grid ktr baatbar.s entses.
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SkedaddO!

In the course of lecture on Eng
lish composition Mr.. Barrett Wendell
of Harvard College, as an example of
how language is formed, tells an
amusing anecdote. While in small
Sicilian town some years ago Mr..
Wendell was pursued everywhere he
went by what he calls "contagiously
good-humored beggars." To rid him.
self of their opportunities he turned
fiercely upon them and cried: "Ske-
daddle!"
Somehow, says he, ait caught their
fancy. 'Skedaddop they shouted in
chorus.
when I next went out of doors
was greeted with shouts Of 'Buon
giorno skedaddo' (good-morning, Ske-
daddo). The rascals had named me-
and called me by the name for the
remaining hours Of my stay among
them"
Mr.. Wendell adds that Sicilian
gentleman subsequently told him that
very probably the word "skedaddo'
might become, in the town in ques'
ton, permanent generic noun, sig
nifying light-hearted foreigner of ex
citable disposition. -Harper's Young
People.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-02
To Tell Time ut Night.

Most people on clear day can
without a watch or other timepiece,
form a closely approximate idea OF
the time of day by the position of the
sun, but few, perhaps, have guessed
at any similar method OF computing
the time during the night without
any other means than the starry
skies" Notwithstanding, fairly
reliable time indicator can be found
in the northern skies on every cloud
less night. AS is generally known,
the group of mixed stars called the
Clipper" makes an apparent revolu-
ton toward the north star In every
twenty-four hours, with the two stars
forming the outer elevation of the
bowl Of the dipper pointing to the
polar star continuously.
If the position Of the pointers Is
taken at any given hour, say o'clock
| in the evening in winter time, and as
soon as it is dark in the summer, the
hour can thereafter be pretty accur-
ately measured by the eye during the
night. Frequent observations OF po-
sitions will have to be made at the
given hour, as, owing to the constant
changing of the earth's position In
space, the position Of the pointers
in relation to our point of observation
and the star also changes. Observa'
tions taken during a year and I'M
pressed on the mind will make very
good time indicator Of that part o.
celestial space.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-02
EARNING hy ELECTRICITY.

Some of our rising young journal
lists are finding food for amusement In
a bill recently introduced by Senator
PETER, of Kansas, providing for the
establishment Of an experimental
station for the purpose Of determin-
ing II electricity can be profitably
used and applied as a motive power
in the propulsion OF farm machinery.
Now we would like to place ourselves
on record with the opinion that, II
Congress would make as liberal an
appropriation for this purpose as IL
did for certain idiotic experiments In
"rain-making" not long ago, which
served to make that august body the
laughing stock Of the civilized world,
and the business could be put In
charge of some such intelligent and
tech:lically trained electrical engi'
neorz as those, for example, who have
Within few years revolutionized ouI
methods of municipal transportation,
the ultimate result would not be one
whit less valuable to the people OF the
United States than that OF the his