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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01
2lrls Ger Sunoesbauptltaot.

8aibiu9tou, IS. SUM-. 9as 8es
observation-disclosures Fat bci6foIicn, bon
jebt Gil Inn z ll6r miita9S III Gibaig
81 trrten.
@ui6iuston, %. Suui. @bitelaip
ReiO lit beute Mor9en bier an9efummell.
1itta9s beiudte ct 8rdlioent Sarriion'
@aibiu9ton, %. SUIT, eb. &pau,
Gin Glert Der Il. g. GrpreBsGO., 1T nit
3 Gatetcn ue.er SGutuotcn, iuclde ibm
our Sei0rbcrung iiter9cten luaren,
bur69C9an9cu. ST nntr; ci>pa &1O,=
900 nit.
@uibin9tun, 23. Sun. Sen. 0aOis
bon MinneIOta lat I'M Gu~ubcsiennt CT.
ilen &cprcholicnantra9 9egcn CANADA
9eItellt. Sabnrd pirb hcr 9rGiioeut
ermddtigt, pOm /, 2tuguit all, iobalo Ell
Der llc6er5en9mng, pGB Canada nuI lei
ncn Gondlen gC9cn bic amcrifanil0l
S6llITabrt p%iscrjminIrc, bur6 feline
i rpclnmntiOn ben G%ono6icru Die ircic
S6iifiabrt 0ur9 Den Ct. Wtnrgs Salts.
Canal 81 ent5ieDcn uao 9urb8mt9s9cs
biibren bis sir 00Ge Ton 81 per COME
5radt unb 81 fir jcocr YaiIn0icr 81
crbcbcH.
&al6in9ton, u. SUM-. Ser 6tau
Wattba @gitc i'll Staat @algin0tOr
1T uOn Der Smoe3rcgicrung cine prn6t=
pplle gUibene Wtcoaille III NnerfermIno
ibrcr Bel0enmiitbigeu Grrctiul9 breicr
idiifbril6idcn Matrolcn tes britil1rr
Sdihs o6crnbate" UOm So0s ocs Gr.
trinfens, OerlicGcn. Nuf Der N~rCtslGitC
pran8t Die &iOmun9: Ser 5rau Mnr,
ia staTI -sHtFi Hi lG Iata s GTrstln.s Srs ,at
beipIelenen 9elbcnmutb &c. 9fettuno BON
Menidenlcbeu aus @eIubren Der SCe."
Die Seuersleite 5icreu ole 8Orte:
rSereini9te Stanteu ben 9tmcrifa.
Gpn9rebs90tt bonn 90. SUM- 1874"
&ai6in9ton, 81 S1li. 9as 6aus=
Gomite fir Guaranteeing nabm beute
Den Seridt zines gomitcs ent9c9cl1,
iueldes Scr iid bier III G~pnucntipn be-
ftiloeroe Observation-Disclosures Gurner=
bu'o" errannt bate Hi 6ciIen Stellun9
5l perl6;eoenen Dem Gpmite u%orlieoeu-
Den Ginipanoerun9sbills ffar al leaeu.
Ser SprcdIer bcs Snrncrbunbes, SEER
Su9u MtiIud bon ct. 2ouis mtcrbreiz
tete Dem Gpmite mebrcrc bon Der Gouz
BENTON arsenpmmenc Sel6liiic, iuelde
DIE @rtlarlng cntbalten, baf oas oeoells
iuartI9e Ginlpanoerun9s9cics, 0ns ein
@lniuanSerungsburcou ciugcridtct bat,
befriebigeno lei.
8al6ingtOn, IS. SUM. 0as ncueStc
Suaet'H oes Gcnlusamts bsiddItigt Iid
nit DEM ame,itmiiden Solf nad) Sal
Ten, Gei1ledt uao gtatiunalitdt. Die
litannlide ScO6iftrung lit bon 25,51S.z
o2o III Sabre 1880 nuf 32,OG7,8SO i'm
1890 ulb Die lutiblite bon "a.
o36,963 auI 30,554,870 9citie9cn. 0ic
3abl hcr 6reno9cborencn i'm 9nn6e lit
Jon 9,679,903 III Sabre 1880 nuf s.
'49,547 in 1890 gcIticgcn. Ole ciroez
'orene 8cOolfcrun9 bat liG III berIclbcn
5elt BON 43,475.SlO nuf 53,372.7O3 |
9tad Dem GcniuS BON 1890
lot es 81 ,9S3,S90&eiBe uno 7,G3S,3GO !
'nrbl8e III 9anbc. Inter y5arbigen" !
no Serloneu Observation-Disclosures, |
.Diltelen, SapansIcu uab ciuiliiirte Gn. |
lailer 5i bet itrbcn. 0ic 6arbiacn boz Il
III I'M lcbten Snbr5c1nt r,lr I'M 1916 :
regent du9enommcn. Die lueiSs Sc (
'ltsrung bat I'M 26.GS 5ugenummcn. C
Iaibin9tOn, %. SUM. gSaunceb 9
:. Sepeiu bat iib eltId(ofcn, oas
faatsletretariat ..ob5ulebucu uub III e
eIbelt, mas er lit. If
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

.ul Mdlsbsr S9mS IN , " zee I, b issn N
gen.Sittcr5 ais wi6tieiteS Snereoien, be,
&oarsapotbefe hes reiieiioen YibIifuns Be:
tra6tet. Tvs beniinmt peroorbenem ihlammi.
gem gSaller leine i6dbli6en Capitalization
uno leinen obibeuliden @erl6, paralpiiri
Die petoerblI6en gSirtnn9en idle6ter ooer
llnperoaull9er &oit aili ben Wa0ell, unb 1T
oas bette Mittel Sc9eu %'trGmpie, So%Sbrennen
llno Slabun9eu. IS lit silt portreff!ites
S9uemlttel se9er Observation-Disclosures
bebt Die Sin .pirtunseu pom iibcreroBer Site,
Salte u1O 6en5ti9teit auf, turirt saitril6es
Npp1peQ llno ut EN- ir:per9leidli6es W.ittel
9e9en 9artlcibiQfeit unbYilToIitdt. SdwGf:
ll6e Ferlonet rrO 9teconpalesceuten ,peld5er
oHr6 oteNnltrclt9nn9en wdbreuo enter 9felle
OFT ltnbarmb2rii9 mit9enommen, 10 bab bGll.
iE9 lo9ar l9ryeber oaour1 iH@efabr i6webt.
&erlebelt ne iIb aber Dor Iutritt elmer Geiie
9eeborl9 nit benz Sitters 10 werben ie 1penio
ooer gar ni6ts non ben Jteiieitrapa,eu III
beIllr6ten BADEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

Die @luenouus BON Iyer's @aues
Cure bel Der 8%etauolur9 BON &raaf=
beiten, Die purd SumpHuit berporaesu=
Ien linb, bat niemals iddoli9e Jolaen.
guBer eilem ipe5ifiiden uuo itets fpirfz
lanen @s9engift seseu miasmatilbe
@ifte entbGlt es np9 unoere beilfrditiee
8eltanetbeile, Die iid uereinisen urn bic
9iitisen Sdfte ab5utreiben. Den aDrper
Sl reinisen unO inn einen eeiunoen liub
seItdrften 3nitanb sl seben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

Seriidert 81 :perben. bab ale @erdn-
terunsea res 8latss GinfuB auf bic &C.
funSteit katen. lii Grunbfcfe su bic
fem Grsdn3ua9smateria1 fnb natirli9
ZEN feiiea uub Fafisea Habrunssmittela
%entnommca, tret6e Der Wenfa seniebt,
bic assr 81 ibrsr gerirenbbarfeit %befonbere
Seimifhnns Ypn 6Srperfdften erfOrbern.
Die @sroaauns, unb nit tbr bic ri@ttse
3uiammsnffsuas bes Slutes fir bic &C.
funbbeit he5 Sb.rers fpielt cine pi6tise
@cle, anO bos brra cine n,anselbafte
@erbauung, cine fetr erpbe an3abl BON
nicif ic9. ianspierIgen, bic @elunbteit
nntersrabsnSen 9siesn bsrsprseruien tpers
ben fann- So biefer 3ufanb etnsetreter,
70 pdbie usan sur @tballe ausidliesli6
fclGe @r;neimittei, rrefhe ben @ertaus
an%ssapParetsu srbesrer Sbdtisfeit milbe
aErfiirg unb bie iber FiifSe Sale emit
fernen, rtne fir BEN a6rper f6dbltte
Splern su Eaben. Gus rein nssetabltfhen
Stefen tsrcitet fub 9r. @asnf a6ni8'8
9eE.basper Srspfea serabe bas @itfel,
fcCld5es nit @rfoig an9epenbet tpereeit
fana, ia Is -ale iene Nnfprberuf1set tn
fb fhIitFt, bic man an elm %pirtlantss,
tOnild3e5 3seiniganssrittel ftelen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

uerDffeHlti6 worben.-lrnsaaD bat Ell
Zen 6anbels. uno Sdtfffabrtsoertas
nit 9eutidlanb absei6lufen.-Ser
@on9reB BON 8eneSuela fat Den hitti@
gen Dictator Salacius scddtet. gs 1T
ibm nod ni6t ~sefunsen, Die Suite 81
erretden linS er muB it9enbtpo III
2onoe uerltedt leiu.
8rsit, 21. SHui. Gin idrediidcr
llnfaa creisnete ii6 seltern aHf Dem
neneu IranS6iii6ea Sreu5er nSnpup De
Qone". Die Maidinerie oes Sdinss
wnrbe eiuer &%raftprcbe unter5osen, lei
melder @elesenbeit eiuer Der Sampfel'
lcf ptabt,, 9as Dem lebteren lentltrD'
meube 1iebeub beige @aiier bradta
6ato bas 5euer inter DEM aeiiel sum
@erl6i6en; eil eritidenoer idpefeliber
Scrub breitete iid aus. CUR Ser
l9limmerung Der Sage trus oas 9leld'
5eitigt Serl5i6en Der eleftrii6en 2ibter
bel, iobaB Der 5cuerraum in Sinlter1lB
9c6aQt iuurOe. Die barin weilenoen
Mal6iniiten uno 9eiSer iparen auBer
Stnubc, su enttommen, bis benz Sberz
Sngcuicur, iuelder ii6 idteuni9it mad
untsr bt9ebcr, Die grbre6uns cerSbilre
Sum 5eucrraum 9elang. Gin bDhli
ldredli6er slublId bot ii6 ibm har.-
Giuiac Der 2eute lu9en, balb ipnbn'
liuui8 pCr S6mers, i'll Solge Der erlit>
tenen iur6tbaren Serlebuasen ON go
oet. 2tnoefe iuanoen mlo friimnten
li6 cpnuuliiuiid, lire perjcrrten 8eli6=
ter, i0rcfli6 psrbri6ter, Sdultern.
9(rme unb Seine ipra9en MIR Su
oeuttid ibre janmeruoGe Gage aus.-
SSie0tr anoere blloeten incinanoerz
ueridiln9eFe, iib friimmenoe uno min:
oenoc Weuihtnfnduei, luef5e ilur nit
gluber Wii5e itparirt iueroeu fonntet.
Sn ocm Scucrraum ltano ba3 fOdjenb
9ei6e @nlitr , big ) 3oQ lief. Sc
t~oltste Die 9rDBte Nnitren9lns, Die I'M
0tiidiidan Dem Orte ibrer Gaalcu gu
eHtreiBen; ia Cs muBte @epalt ause.
,pcnogt We,oen, ba JIG pur1 Die ausses
~Itagb;ucH G6merSen in eilen bumpi,
ipaGnliMnj8cn 3uitaab uerlekt. li9 Der
Gcireian9 luiltGcnb WiberlebtsH. SiiuI.
}cbn Der NrHiel Uuroeu i'll ittrbenbtm
3uitGnt na6 bem9oipita( bti6rtcrt, mn
aus oer @te5r6abl Der iibr;9en Gdids
iol58cnOliea lUartct Der baloigc SOB.
SAT- Nle babtu ben BERGEN 9anpf ein.
9ciogcn, lUas altein ldon cine i0btlid)t
llr1odc iuUplpjrt.
geu 600 uor NI9cn.-G5 mus cir
cigentGImij9c3 Gellbl Iein, iuemt mar
beu TOo DOE 9lu9cn iiebt uno piDBlid
Dem 2cbcn uno Der @elt ipicber9eseber
Wiro !0err 2intOu !6cnniltg mndte biel'
@~ri0DrUng uno gibt ms Oielelbe in Sol
gem len gSIr eltne6meu eiuem Srieft
meldcn gennunter 9err Oil 9r. Tetei
6a1rnCD iii Gb!cago ld)rieb, 5ol9cnoes
.6rcmOHt. 9teb., Den Is. Saluar 1890
GIN -. 0ftober u~ersangeren Sabres
befam i) cincn befltscnInfau ponGbolc:
ia Wtorbus. 0cIti9e 8rdmpfe traten eir
uno i9 UCriOr pas 8sluuBtiein. MeinC
} ffpA ll ritb j jAlA nit 9GTr1a H,yuSS eil5l Gin.
Salo iuurbc i) rubi9cr unb Die Sbmer.
sen lleBcn nad. Nab brei Taqcn lpat
0Gs b6lc 6it6er 9ebrodeu uuo Scllcruna
trait EN-. SD empfeble baber BEL G6o,
lera Morbus bieie %unfebltaren Mittcl,
Atd BEL 9olif 1T Sorul's Maaeurdrter
Ton aroBem g3crtbe. Meine SSrau hatte
ole 9oIif 10 itarf, baB iie rldt mebr
lptcden fonnte bor Gdmcrsen. sic
llabrt ellen Sbeel6ifeluOQ BON 5orni's
Wa9cn!Grfer uno sebraubte 6orni's
0eli6l nab Sorldriit uuo nad ipenisen
M1nlttn iparcn Die gtmersen Der
~IdiUGnarn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01
Gpe;igEc eehriI!e Gaue.

g. $. Gliiforo, glelpsgoiel, @isc.,
titt oil gtcurall9ia nub Gbeumatismus,
iein Magcn mar III llforpnug, icius
9eber mar i'll bcrlbigenOem Grooe an-
sesriffeu, Der gtppetiit ueridwuioen
unb an Stdt!e uub 6teiid) lpar CT ieDr
beruntersefomwen. Grsi 5foi1en
Electric &ittcrs" IteQten ibn wieocr
ber.-Gom.s beparo, harrisburg, Sis,
bate adt SATIRE Oil einem Ssiue eiH
laufenoes Geid!Dir. ST gebraubte brei
| Slal9en Electric Gitters" uno iieben
S6a6teln WrnicazSa uno fein 9ein
tuurbe seiuro.- Soba5peafcr. 9ata!u=
ba, Ohio, bate al tincM Geine flint
sruBe SieGersei0Iuiire, !ueide Die ar5te
als unDeilbor crfldrten. Cine Slai9e
Electric 8ittcrs" ulo cine S1adltel
Nrnioa Sa!be 6eipirften u~oaItdrbi9e
Seiluhg. %erfluft uon 8alfer Sros.
9crmaNn. @ta,
@saeI lnrcinc3 Slut ~oebroudjte id)
mebrers @o1en fang re9cimdBis Or.
Iu9uit &6ni9'S !0ambnrger Sropfsn;
bieielben i~teliten midi wieoer u%onltdnpis
Der. GbasleS GotoclDsN, 1917 6. 9om=
baro<Str., Baltimore, Mo.
Sanbbsit fana MD! gebglIf ,usTSeu
bur6 locale Sppiitatipne1, neil ie ben trol,=
fen She'll beS GIrss nidt erre,d]en t0n1en.
Us siebt nur ei'en gae9, 9ellmittel. Saub.
bett ipirb .burdl eiren ent;iubeten .SuTtanb
Der idIeimisel NH5fleiburs Der Gutadi,den
&pbre ueritri adt. &enn oiele itb ert,finbet.
babt lbr elnen r%IWpslnoen Son poer rupou=
tommenes@ ebor anS ,pcrn fie aan; eeIdloI
Ten lit, erfolSt Sanb0eit, rnb weni be gnt=
SllnOun9 nidt 9ebobcn NIB biele G0bre ME
Der IN ibret seb0ri9ea 3uitanb perlett ,perben
tann, pirb bos Geb0, fir INNER ,crii0rt ,perz
Den lieln Sale inter seDn iilb bur6Ratarrb
periirIa9t, peldcr n,6tS ais ell ent,iiubetsr
Shltano Der l9Ieiriisen SberlGden lit.
gSir pouen cinbunoert Collars fir iphp,,
(olr3 SatarTD peruria6ten) SAL Don Eorbz
belt 9eben, ben mir ni6t bur6 Giu,ebren
Don Sails Saterr6 SIR 9e,Ien fonreu. eoRt
Sud- umlonlt Girculare tonrmelr.
e8 I3n psrtanfen i'll apotbeten.- sa
i. s. 6geney & 60. Solebp, 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01
PERRY
PAIN KILLER,

4AAAv AAAAAAtq
bic sroEs SamiIiensR esisin unisrer Seitl
onsesIi@ eenosisaes, tarirt CT rI5sIidta
Grthltunsen, Safsn u. {. ~, Raseni6u66e,
aa3:Esine Stnfintsteii, 2e5erleiben, Opspesfs
cher Eerhauunssbei3merbs aramrfe unb 9eib.
reb, Carnturten, WoIers apiit, aiiottibe Cholera,
9iarrspe unb 0rienter;e.
Sci aaGerIiG)es a~at,eaSuaa belt Ct
S9uaren, geulsn unb olts Wunsaenen, jSyess
@ria= uu5 @ranewunhen, G@nittrunher, psrs
fsudte SIicSe-, Observation-Disclosures, l%.rnlauf unt
Gr:na, er~irrrene Ghbs, Grrfbsulsu, Sa5nret,
Ccii6tsf5mersen, ReuraI5i. unb G5eumatismus.
CT TT Elm fuaeesM iiteI Ssseu Siessr isSIiSer art.
Essro PAIN KILLER
tEneriia s%cnrnmeI, 70 foqte CT nit W'ilb peer
sBahtr pe.bInnt. rSer nit DQoIailes fl errup rer,
ttdt reraeH. Bel Suasn gctfsn siniss 1ropftn ai
3uder ssnrmren uebr els i.tes antsrc Mit..l.
&an Isfe bic ieber SGafae betseseseue
setruete Gebrauas.Gnpeifuns.
Der PAIN KILLER Bat mad ousemeinem urs
tsel I'D tar6 eiseIts Iertient einen In Der Sc,
f&i4ts Der mcri3inii4en graparats undbertrrH.aeu
Rainen erippr5et. Setne ~irfprttse Dtrtnns In Guf,
hetnas NIB gsfttttsuEs bon G&mG,en e1sr Grt,
ME fs esHruaI gu ben YIasen hes Observation-Disclosures
se4brsn, unr sas f~rduiuis s~.sebene mansitse uns
idrtftIi8e 9eusuis her @aHen, t:nen CT sebsIfea,
rarsn uus fius ieiue Bette Gnpreiiuns.
Ean bate I'D boz ausas .,eeses
raeeten stsh.
Ter Pain Killer if In ellen Grrtbsfsn t.r Ger.
Citation unS hes auslsatesj 81 babea.
Pretfc: IS Gents, 80 Gents nnb 81 per SlafGe.
8. 50. SarrtS s. Co., eiaites, Gintinnati, 8.
Gigsataautr far bic iasIiGen uub weili&su
Etaatcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

G9Ici9o, "A. Snri. Gen. @tcpeniun
empli's I'M %almer Souie, luo er lusirt,
lf't iriigem MOrsen 9eleaatiunen, Die
lGn 81 le'ner Nominationen besliid=
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03

a. ne understood them. and tbe result was
strange mixture Of Jewish rites ard
Christian otSserySBocS.
As sears went by the Pitcairn man be-
gan 20 prnphesy, and just before his death
told the people that they must watch for
the coming Of man white as the foam
Of the sen" who would he their lawgiyer
and guide. He. too, would be cast up by
the waves. Before he died the stranger
taught them one song, Home. Sweet
Home, and explained in rude way its
meaning. Therefore the natives lo0ked
about with a new appreciation Of their
surroundings, and. their tongues haltinR .
bit ut the assimilation OF the new Ian
guage, changed the name of their island
from ontaru TO Swehome.
Well. 1t transpired that the casting
ashore of Captain O'Brien, Tom Masters
and Dick Dear was regarded as the fulfill
ment If the prediction made by the other
castaway OF years before.
! Continued the captain; II wasn't white
as sea foam by good deal, but was
whitcr'n anything they'd seen, for you
know the island is SO reef fortified that no
ship can get near it. Soon as got able to
stand lot OF old fellows came to me and
said was to be made chief.
They handed me an old broken paddle
as "A sign of royalty, and some stalwart
men put me ON sort Of seat, swung me
up 10 their shoulders and lugged me off &
the council house. There they did M,
homage and asked my will. BY my firs
decree appointed Tom chief of police an,
Dick speaker of the house. The house
made up Of a dozen elderly men and toll,
them we would consult when anything i'm
portant had To be decided. But, bles
you, no government was needed.
THE Swehomers were like angels with
out wings and grub was drug on th
! market. The air, the sea and the Ian
combined to make life a round Of luxu
' ious laziness, and the only bother | ha
) was all along Of that dead Pitcairn !
e lander, He'd told my subjects that Solomc
= had thousand wives. There wasn't thu
Q many women In the kingdom, but my su
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03
An Equine Marvel.

New Workers are not easily taken aback,
but large number Of those who happened
70 be in the neighborhood Of the Tribune
building the other day were considerably
surprised To say the least n man seated in
buggy, and driving what at first sight APP
peared to he a horse, drew up at the curb.
The mans naIae Is Frank Fraundfelter, OF
Easton, Pa, AID hc said the animal WAS a
buffalo horse" He had just bought il
from Oscar Stempler, in Monroe county,
Pa, who had bought the animals mother
"a marel out of drove Of Texas horses
about twelve years ago. The buffalo
horse Is a gelding, 10 Is hands in height
and weighs |, leo pounds. II Is completely
covered with coat resembling coarse huf
falo fur, in close curls eight inches long,
growing equally thick and long on all por
tions of the body and legs.
In the winter, Mr.. Fraundfeiter said. the
hair grows much longer. This long, curly
buffalo hair gives the horse remarkable
appearance, the more so as the hair on the
legs Is as dense as any other part, making
them look like four thick fur covered
posts In its gait 1t resembles a COW more
than horse Nevertheless il is said to be
good roadster and has the pulling power
+ Of mule The shape OF the animals head
+ in distinctly that OF buffalo, and in lieu
/ of name there is an extra growth of
! brown hair In It's headquarters also, the
i horse closely resembles the buffalo. The
+ owner said that neither he nor Mr. Stomp
+ Ter ever heard Of similar animal.-New
# York Tribune
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03
Don't Fear IA Drink Cold wat,r.

That cold water-at any time our most
natural beverage-should become danger
Gus at the very time when the system Is
most urgently Ia need of refrigeration
seems a physiological paradox, and my
skepticism IN that respect WAS strongly
confirmed by a long sojourn in Algiers and
Spanish America. On the hottest afternoon
Of tropical summer have seen Mexican
soldiers knecl down at the brink of rivu-
let, cooled by the SHOWS of the high Sierras.
and quench their thirst without stint, just
as our nature guided fellow creatures
would obey the promptings of an unmis-
taxable, nay. almost irresistible, instinct.
The mere idea of dreading the conse-
quences of enjoying that most natural of
all luxuries would seem wholly incompre-
hensible TO several hundred millions OF our
fellow men, and we might, indeed, a. well
warn them not to run the risk OF indulging
a first class appetite by eating, or not 10 yield
10 the appeals of a work exhausted body by
falling asleep. Experience would certainly
never illustrate the wisdom OF such warn
ings, and the real secret of the strange de-
fusion is either the medieval monk doc
trine that whatever is natural Ia wrong"
or misapplied lesson derived from the
fate OF sunstruek alcohol drinkers DIR.
Oswald in Home Maker.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03

Early In spring the dog foxes travel
great distances 10 find their mates, and on
still evenings their cry may be heard
plainly, three short, husky barks, like the
cough Of dog with bone in his throat.
The vixen occasionally utters a plaintivs
howl, a weird, uncomfortable noise The
first cubs are dropped early in the middle
OF March, sometimes in some large earth
that has been used for years, but frequently
In a hole which the vixen has made fog
herself. Unlike the offers, foxes do not
resent the presence OF others of their
species in their hunting grounds.
A pair of offers will monopoliDs miles Of
river; but If there is plenty Of game and
the covers are quiet half dozen vixcns
yay take up their quarters In one square
milo. The quantity OF food which the cubs
require il extraordinary; and II the fox
were not the most cunning as well as one
of the most active and enduring of ami
mails the old ones would find it hard to
satisfy them Fortunately for the moth
ers OF large families-for they sometimes
have as many rs seven at a litter-the cubs
are omniyorous feeders, and, except snakes
or storts, will eat almost anything.
Fish, frogs, rats, small birds, field mice,
rabbits and all kinds of game are their
usual fare. The vixens prowl round every
fowl house in the parish at least once a
week. They will climb an ivy covered tree
and catch wood pigeon on her nest, or
hide in patch of PUSHES and catch the
moor hen as she swims from her island
| home to the bank Meantime the father
of the family leads comfortable bachelor
| life, spending the warm days curled up In
a snug nest in the long, dry grass, with q
good thick tuft between him and the wind.
or, II the day be very calm, he slips into
the crown of pollard and sleeps there--
| London Spectator.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03


was serving in regiment under Gen.
Banks when one OF our men struck his
captain, and was of course put under ar
rest and held up for court martial. One
day just before the trial was coming off he
sent word 10 the brigade general that he
had something of the greatest Importance
to communicate. The general went down
to see him. or rather had the prisoner
brought to his tent, and when they were
alone he said:
"well, my man, you wanted TO see mei"
81 did"
"You claim to have very importaat
newsg"
81 have, general"
"Well, out with II"
"Well, general, yon know they brand
government mules aud horsesi''
Eyes"
"And that some of the boys who get an
animal try TO effAce the brand and sell
himi"
eyes"
"But they make poor job of IT,"
"Umm
"well now, general, I've got dead sure
thing on that brand business. can take
one off in n week mnd never 6 arm hair.
My proposition is this Get Capt. II. TO
withdraw his charges and I'll not only give
you my receipt. but I'll agree I'd steal and
sell hundred mules month and give you
half the profits"
The general didn't brain him on the spot,
but the offer added an extra year to the
sentence OF the court martial New York
Sun
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03
Two Shell Rollers.

An English engineer proposes TO make
boilers capable OF withstanding greatly in
creased pressurcs by constructing them OF
two shells and maintaining pressure in
the space between them. a boiler 10 work
safely under n pressure Of 80 pounds
would consist OF AN inner she'll capable Of
outstanding "A pressure of 100 surrounded
by a shell whose safe working pressure
was ioQ Reducing valves allow sufficient
steam 10 pass from the inner boiler 10 the
space. between the shells 10 maintain the
required pressure, and the inner she'll is
thus subjected to an unbalanced pressure
Of only 100 pounds, although containing
steam at 80. Each compartment Is, Of
course, provided with safety valyes.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03
A Word Co the Men.

OF course there are masculine women
women afflicted from birth with mannish
minds, and predisposed to channels OF use
fulness which are more commonly navi-
gated by men. Such women are not all
Sally Brasses either. Some OF them even
presume TO marry and have children. But
they are exceptional creatures, and ara
easily counterbalanced by the feminine
men. The average woman Ii a thorough
going woman, and is not to be educated
out of 1t. You may teach her Latin, you
may let her operate typewriter, or teach
school, or work in factory, or hot of Ian
guage by telegraph, and become rs indie
pendent as you please. She Is a persistent
female still.
II Mr.. Allen will only stir up his males.
and see to II that they are competent, faith
full and good providers, he may cease to
distress himself The proportion Of the
gentler sex who insist upon reasoning by
logical processes and competing with men
in bread winning avocations will not be
great enough 10 afford him legitimate dis.
tress. Take care of your men, Mr.. Allen,
and your women won't have I'd take care
Of themselves. And Ii they don't have To
sAey won't do it.-Scribners.