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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

Miss Ida Gosseu, Of Rocky Creek, now
wieldI the birch Mt the Swink school house.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17
: TEACHERS COLUMN.

JAS. l.. STRAIN, Eltor, Etts Jano, g c
Mrs. b. G. CLIFFORD. -
l.. w. DICK,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

RsaS- Last Wednesday was Ash Wedass
day, the first day Of Lent
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

The human soul j, n unity in essence
with II trinity of powers and activities.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

The friends Of Judge }. Il. kershaw are
working 10 have hm made postmaster OF
Camden.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

Edward Parker Deacon has bsen granted
z divorce from his wife by the French
cou.ts.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

The brain is the corporal organ of the
mind.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17
Fire on A S. Railroad.

The freight and passenger depot, at
Fletcher, y. c., on the Askev; lr and Spar.
tanburg rairoa / was destroyed hy nrc ,a.t
Wednesday night. The buildings and con
tents, including telegraph instruments, a
total loss. Tie fre is supposed to have
caught from defective stove pire.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-02-17

st Division, X,nt, Bevill.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-07-22
Established 1890.

The state has decided to enjoin in
the courts some people who are
quarrying stone on school section
about mile from Great Falls. The
title to the section will be fought
through the land office. Meantime,
however, it is desireds to keep the
land from being torn up in the pro-
cess of quarrying.
\ gang of Butte "hold-ups,"
whom the police have failed to ar
rest, have written letter to the
Standard, saying: "We have been
trying to break into Jail but cannot
make it, so in future we will wear
COW bells so the police may get u.s."
Wilfred Bethune, a young man in
the employ Of the Blackfoot Milling
company, Of Missoula county was
struck by flying piece of lumber
from the saw Monday, receiving in
juries FROM which he died few
hours later.
The Baker house at Granite was
consumed by fire Monday. The fire
was of incendiary origin and other
fires were started in different locali-
ties the same night with the evident
intent of burning the whole town.
Charles Henderson, l4-year-old
boy, accidentally shot himself with
a 40 calibre revolver at Sand Coulee
Wednesday. He was looking into
the muzzle of it to see how many
loads remained.
Two small prairie fires are reported
from Custer county with but little
damage done. The range must be
getting very dry in that section for
this season of the year.
Mrs. G. n. Hartley and Mrs. E.
E. Hickernell, Of Missoula, were
drowned in Lolo creek last week.
Joe Saley was knocked down and
robbed of 800 at Philipsburg Mon
day.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-07-22
Wealth in Various Sections.

Lewis & Clarke's assessed valua-
ton this year is $23, 1910.
The total assessment for Silver
Bow county this year is $2O,372,3o7,
about the same as for 1892.
The assessment Of Great Falls
property amounts to about l3,9OO,-
600, an increase of 81 100000 over
last year.
The total assessment Of Custer
county foots up the sum of S,46l,-
1863, showing an increase of 81, ,535,-
363 over that of last year.
Teton county's assessment is over
S2,OOO,OOO and will be increased la
ter about $4,000. The live stock
assessment amounts to 1854, ,121.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-07-22

\ GLANCE at our Main street will
readily convince one that our town
is still alive, though but shadow of
her former self. A fine sewage sys-
TEN has just been opened up be-
tween keegan and Compromise
streets which includes the business
portion of town.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-07-22

The alarming rate at which the
business of stealing horses and cattle
is increasing in Montana is suggest
i've that a return to the old mode of
punishment would not be bad idea.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-07-22
STATE NEWS.

y
of thrifty Mormons have settled near
Otto, Wyo. They are at work on
big ditch taken out from the Grey
Bull river and are preparing to re-
claim 10000 acres of desert. The
lands lie between the Grey Bull and
Dry creek. These hardy people
have made wonderful improvements
in Utah and Idaho and no doubt
they will do the same in Wyoming.
DR.. Johnson, who was down there
last week asked them where they
were likely to do their trading and
they replied that they would come
to Red Lodge as this is the nearest
shipping point and the roads are the
best to this place. Red Lodge also
has fine market for produce
Picket.
Beginning with the fall term,
Sept. Is, 1893, the agricultural
college at Bozeman, says the Chron-
icle, will be opened with full
corps Of competent instructors and
the apparatus to cover all branches
taught. Both sexes above the ages
of IA will be admitted. The re-
quirements for admission the first
year will be very moderate and can
be met by all who have made fair
progress in the common schools.
There will be preparatory course
which will cover arithmetic, English
grammar, geography, photography,
physical geography, United States
history, elementary algebra, and
physiology.
The Livingston National bank
closed it's doors last Friday morning
The failure is the result of wholesale
robbery that has been going on dur
ing the last two years by George L.
Carey, it's cashier. In that time he
took $4,000 and manipulated the
books so that it was not discovered
Just before his departure he cleaned
up about $4,000 more and skipped
for the west.
Work has been resumed by the
Granite Mountain and Bi- Metali,
properties. About one-half Of rh,
employees those with families'hav
ing the preference have been pu
to work, and both mines and millin!
plants are again operating to nearl
one-half their capacity. The re
sumption is hailed with rfjoicin.
and feeling of satisfaction prevade
the entire camp.
Nellie Meiegs half breed court
esan, died at Butte "Wednesday fror
the result of injuries inflicted on he
.d'head several weeks ago by '.Red
German, prize fighter. The brut
was arrested and has been in la
since awaiting the results of tn
woman's injuries. He will be charg
ed with her murder.
Herman kadleback was drowne
in the Yellowstone at the mouth O
Deer creek last Saturday while at
! tempting to ford. He has ranc
on Deer creek where he has bee
handling sheep on shares for r.
Briggs of Big Timber Enterprise
A large band of Cree Indians ar
having a big, sun dance on Mil
river, short distance from Havre
and making night hideous with thei
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
ABOUT rwlLIoHr.

g . the Hpns whna HziAF8a tzaas q
- weras uasA.
The special danger 20 the aunsea
hour u Eals-ial Regions NAP =
~ lag - ;tie follusink r0adftluns.
Toe microbes or sporcs conreetrute
a. . lese. hitle asogo tse eruund.
eA@ctiy ~ one may % Erve the dnst
ot carriages the rasl3 IL thick
horizontal layer settle un s Harn.
moist sveninE, thcu there & 40 RS
ing 81 ascending cargpats. bst : sort
q beasing down 70 level. ana sheir
cphcgrnce Is caused - tae diapusf-
ton q yaPef ~ the lu p4sticlos a.
che air cpgls
Ihus. over drie3 marsh thero
would lc great cundensat. u nE-
crobes 81 sp0Trs which could no
Logger disrerss. They woald gather
a9uui ~ height ~ 4 mans head.
Just a. &c 80 groaad fax II stilt.
moist air after warm Cay ia autumn;
tae organisms wcru given Oa whiia
tae surface - the ground was warm.
and they accumulate d little above Il
- radiation carries DC the heat and
c9ols the l0Sest .tratam 81 air.
About sunset the earth L. stiii
warm aud cxhalcs moisture into the
air aboyc i. and with the oarth-vapor
organisms ara largely given o.. The
hsman body j. ii that time most sus-
ceptbse 20 their action. 3, auss thu
rapid cooling u the skin drives the
blood 90 the inner surfates 81 the
faroat. and these couEested inner
Surfaces favor the incubation By
germs drawn in with the breath.
Later n the night the organisms
have largely sunk Is thalr own
weight aud that Of depo iicd dew.
says the Chicago Ncws-Reeord. and.
moreover. the cooled body q not 80
much open 20 the attack " germs ~
naming il The air
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

q considerably long consideration 4
daezded - ar1 III areordaBre Nth h3s
proposition. erron5ouslT believing
fhzt the crime Wauld n0f find me ont.
tr rezsgn g mF position aud ths
shower Whlah TsreTA1lea And j
fhonghf epuld keep 1srnes 5 prs
n1,ef Eithuus fsaing suspeetsa. a. ]
was temporarily doing M own buase-
wors- as 1sHve Enna1 e ttle ti1e
siRae -ny E5fss dazth
s.Bhr Z -ree gne3 and uhF So
ragged - hare my aouss Furnishings
sent - . certain place aEler Tad
gone FROM W. T0u wiz nov
understand
= Intended. When reached New
YORK r1sy - tHlegraEfl Inc cashier %
-hs taak where James vas ard
tasuetfgt.ua 70 Be another than ira
Rer Thomas FORD ! also tu1zn8a5
- raake good fhe 1anEs l9Hs 1t the
earliest ssasszh BE muns1L
a5 know fhar Ireun the t1rfg-u
- ny baarz ] an scFr,F fas Whist ]
hare Gene. Regret ~ repentance
= @-a Al- So tAE -z--4--E % 49,
ea and ] shall So zmrsf ~
s1.sa E,lluEsi11 inert q tne EsH siaall IN
Esoss upon me unrasisrlngy
II thank vuu for rgur many KIND
nes7s 10 me snre care o. W"
Ifhnk tha4 every lus who beard
hl and Al WbB later heard his
story. rfsted him that ngt one q
item wished him sroughf g trial
H f1rnishe1 illt.rzuz ten r 1Iea ia
- he a-rest - lis pa and the ~
eyrery g al the stolen fun3s ezre5sg
- so. a. 4 states ertdence Was a.
lowed 70 90 free, e Immediately Uezt
FROM - 70 parts uukn9wn- thrae
rear later. fgllr Reimbursed the
bank ~ ssn5ing il s.. 9gA
would not accept arr reward fog
~ services. bgr they Led - y better
sz1z5utzaee with james sister
s-aarl ! eventually married ~. i.
5errur
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
nlonrY 80 b. go.
1aid Absat ~ s4iassa rseEer. wh.
Aiss TAl&s - saisHsan-

Aiss TAlss - sala@a-
A salmon Gsher aud packer from
AlaskA told 70 . fellow p&tlent il .
New York hospltal shs ofiirr dag
wonderful story " what Is perhaps
the greatest single salmon haai %
record. SAYS fhe san Tia cgmpany
% which tie narrator belongs has IL
head-q quarters az San Francisea. and
sends each year 20 one % the Al4sk1n
rivers q tehoaaeF hsaar.hg sizty Fzem.
All o. whoa are basiesl in HinkiHg tln
salmoa eans daring the vuynge. The
point u which thr camp SIS made
last season is SD niles from tae
nearest posteElee. Ihe seasoa Lasts
from MAy - DrtosNr. and fae paeE ~
the company % thai partsealar river
was I.59l. iy9 p0and caas
On The day q The srest t1iUaa
haaI eaorIoas rekep.s ~ saimum
wese al covered n q reaeh q ths
f5rer The Atneasn was Guarded -
tArer po4nts with traps. 4ad "a ssh
ee arsFca toward thr Ere4t nets-
me scho8 ras 80 - c. peeltiy
that u wa4 dimrult - raa brat
fhaoagh The rnelo 81 poot GreAt
Ssh leapeA CT ~ the Hakr aaA
struck the Oars from the hsnas q 80
r0NerE A. length te hael aas
tzEde and as least 7S.0s Esh Eere
draWn Mshure Two fhlris ~ tbe san
Were liberated, - i Has Impossible
20 care a. once aaorc shan the "a. go
thai we're saved he fsa averaged
nearly eight ppup3s Each
The saln1n pack e this eaaeern
gees chlesy . Eurogss An4 4 sold
especially - British woseiag
TIE fact that there ls . de1aAnd Ter =
delleAey = this surt aEaoag k1gilsh
mechanics iehas the uarraaar 4 thls
story - nslseFe TAI the usri. AZ -nlea
or the British lsiss arr better pal4
than Americans szppasa
The sAlznoa synaicat- ci the Sovsh-
west. thu state II Ora and tha
nltel states eggnra1ens are All
haslcl u encouraging sac Pacific
coast salmoa Use syndicate aiaas
turas loose lnto The rivers 81 0eeean
5b9g&eRtt salnaoa aan ally nna =
TIE inausfrieas female = rea lars
st3 eggs ~ every posed 81 her
ueigAL ihs psosPaet . the SEA saeuns
gD0a4
Thoug hust iAe Hbole FaeGc Sorth-
uesi tAe aalaga IS ab9gt ihe agest
1sh golag ard j. nss csieea ed .
telie4eF. The AlasEan raIaoa Gshsr-
mar stiii naee q mystegy 81 t1ae
sasmea. thQaeA his haa4is have ipsen
pretty sell caearea ~ . entlae
tuvcsfightiub Aea1g az % Fsapnanr
te3lef aaonay knpsa rshat tae aaluuu
feeds upaa IL = also araiy heid
ihat t4e salmon reluras - g. ha&eh-
Ing p.are uut once. nc ths age ~ Hrs
years. foT the purpgsa ~ snanins.
and then gos- back b thu era. taers
% die. - - al c7ras sever again -
Tis.t the rsfer 10 "a 0sFGh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
nRlpoll.o % ocEAN.
A sebems q Bana Gix4nils nri1gr
nnrr ahs 1890 NhanneL


Plane f0r completing two gigantic
UNDERTAKINGS haze baen in the en-
bryotie state 10 tho maids u Eng Lsh
and French engineers Tor HioFe than
tEo decades. viz. the eonstruetiCa q
q tunnel an3eT that portlun a the
ocean ka0En a. the kngalsh channel
~ the baila1ng u bridge 0Fer the
great waste 81 water. 4 understood
that the Eannel scheme ms been In
deEulitiF ahau1 orlfd. bat that there
: SIAN a heE5e that the bFsdge MIL oe
bulk ID The end - Use eeuturg ke-
cent progress IN ca sEleGflng selence
an3 ia the ART u mrtailargy makes
tns construction q saeh an Immense
structure psssibae 4 mol altogether
probable Ih~ president q tae
Preach society - eivil ea sineers Says
that his plaas f9r tae bssd4 give o
structure fhlrty E5s0Hri - a. seagln.
Wlth a platform l5J ae Shove taa
sa ~ high tide o. araaes that re
s-sgn sslcs5gn f 1hr farth arAa Ca
se8tzan4 s Z great stride toward iae
res zXation 81 tss- eaaEasi bridge
drea1 Ex-irasAl ui IieraeEi's plans
s8aw bridge AgA eAcgh ~ g.
iuW large steamers and taii-alEEted
saiIlag vessels ~ are Ell pass 4neer
i and vice euougA ~ spEort .8zr
railway tracks ksasi4gs . road Cor
carriages faat fzzsssnger bicycles.
ete Places 81 nafage u6rch bnusss.
alarm bells and electrie Ights aEi
= p-anss4 as eArh F.3er Ehe authors
g ihIs gigantic scheme believe taat
. Foundation Cor piers mag - cua-
str2cted Wifhoat faurh truahle b ihs
AID = comsp pressed air diving bells. a.
ths channels depth nefweea Calais
aid Dover doc nos eKceel Nfty mls-
tars - Guy place. the average hslng
from tEeuiy-6Te ~ EhArsg -1Fe sze-
ters The ylHus ezl for COZ
rrets 20 the awnau1 u f.a14. $50
tons: wo0d and Lead. sgEsg3 tons.
Ind lrsla and metal % 40. less ihaa
3 3t1.3fi ton. weight which Wll
make ihe h~idEa prgrer, exclusive ~
1aich towers. railroad electric ight
APPARATUS. etc. fgh9 zbat g@fh-
a9 tens Ihe cuss y t8e entire
,trlrfurr fWnseh la " eaarse
erJa44rt cuasla ta.tlea, providing
he gigantic uu ra-iEg cen b.
.arrsal Through - r4 pisfior5 VII
u s a7 ae s.Th7g1
8 go 0 t
AS present be Is 81 aEer
stood taaf rs as- VIA. .osa 81
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
INTERRUPTEo FLlRTATIoN.


TaaouEht H. HEa ThinEs his Own Way
Bui Tzsssir-s ~etbzek-
-fes are @uch q charming girl. e
Iurlrzuared r5e drummer ~ BE- erept
L1to . -at beside the lone woman
passenger. szFs the Neg YORK Gum-
1lerelAl Advertise
No answer
81 5slis rou are rana1ng ar
from hone 70 90 % Fte stage; theFe
-glatliug - HCaz in r1ar
haze eEe= u paired sw
30 a1sger
4An then i nT - mat g9a are
% ~ le ma -re3 t1ere 6 sonnet D ~
- - il yoar name
~ a1sw
lt s. - uun ea-aHt travelling
alas-. aaa Don Ega kBoN. fellow
znst .aetively raarns for the s1ulle- e
e s-zyed beauty like yourself.
l zhD-s presence he f0rg = the
sem q TIE trip
~ zn-Er
ana "a lT. nOg. real h. lae-
rllrsd. toying wita his .0fet-c5lor.d
diamond -goa are u yoar way -
re -0ue charming bean. ~ el-ss yOu
would rot b. - cold ara distant
No answer
-tF g0g are coming 70 the city 20
exchange photographs with some
English lord who i b--ut "a having
4 beaatiful American cir. Tor q bride
.aat he mas bear her away 70 his an
cestral estste- II dear Old Ireland
No answer.
Or maybe you are o. your way 70
your little rcd cottage by the far
sounding .ea An. Jet q. Ey together
and BE- a. re-tr
No answer
Well declare. you are tbs
strangest girl ] ever met 81 Tie rad.
May inquire, miss. where you are
goings
-YOa MAY, she said. looking him
fan in the face; II am On MS way 70
New York city where am 70 ar
range with my publishers a. to nv
forthcoming book on Good Manners.
u you will kindly write your name
On this card will see that you are
favored with an advance cops.
He recalled that he had left his
travelling bag in the other ear.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
1HE HAMDlwoRK 81 80.

An Englishman has invented com
bination folding bcd. billiard table.
settee table and bureau ALI taking ug
no more room than an upright piano.
An electric aeidmeter, ~ instrument
for measuring the amount 81 acid sub
stance in liquids has recently been PR
!ected and IS expected 20 come INTO
extended use in refneriez. brcwcries
aud similar place.
4 clerk IN q bicycle store ia Kansas
City has designed and = buiiaing a
new buggy with pueuuatie-tircd IS.
cycle wheels aud 5 number u improve.
menis ealcul ted T. add strength.
lightness and speed e tse vehiaic
No sooner have European aerora1is
improved their balloon. slu.ost to tie
point u perfection Tor military nses
than along comes q Russian scientist
with an apparatus which captures the
rays 81 the sun and employs them e.
burn the balloons. A Ruasian paper
states that tho balloons can be burned
when a. dis ance u thrse mi ea from
the persons handling the apparatus.
4 matchmaker in Nexeastl 10 reeentlv
completed a set 81 three gold shirt
studs IN one ~ which Is i watch that
keeps excellent time. the dial being
only three.sixteenihs sof an inch IN
diameter The three studs are con.
nected b. strip of silver inside the
shirt bosom and the watch contained
IN the middle one Is a0and rs turning
the stud sbgge The hands are set by
turning the one below
Il Is said Is wat hmakrr 81 Geneva.
Switzerland. named Cavimir Livau
has just completed o watch. which. in
stead y striking the hours and omar.
tiers announces them like the phone.
graph The mechanism, ~ he watch
= based on photographic conditions.
the bottom II the plate containing a
photographic sensitive plate. which
has received the impression ~ the hui
man vpier before being Inserted in the
watch. The disk has forty-eight con.
centric pplgEes. Of shieh tNelve
repeat the hours. twelve those Of the
hoars and quarters aud twelve more
those Of the hours and seconds and
third ,laagtc-A
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

A German officer. who vas head
ard ears in debt. said 70 4 friend.
II Owe 80 much money that have
got 20 do onc u two things
Pay Your debts or mot par thems
] eNpect yon will choose the latter
alternative
mo. ihat's not what meant. What
] mean i that I must marry a woman
With money or commit suicide.
well, marry for all mems. by an
means You will have plenty IL
time % shoot Yourself afterwards. ~
Toxas Siftings
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
-. 9 Eapeei.tl 80.

key Goldstein Papa. yos eighdt
years oldt TO-DAY.
Moses Goldstein S. YOU vos MIN
lecdle poy; 20 yOu vos
I'LL me q present, papa
wait until IL chnows. key. and
yonr papa viii make you some nice.
oeeg. roundt. yite. cold sehnowpall -
Christian Obgeryer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Young husband lent there sbnf-
fhiug peculiar sbaf the taste ~
these unieus. my dear
fouug Wife, ans oIsly oh, hope
not. my dear. ] took such pains with
them. ! even sprinkled them with
loeks c.ub before put ,hera 70 bo.l
% take away the unpleasant oagr
Irish Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Walter by say q hurryins on
the prsluiinarias - marriage. par-
ents ought e Jet their daughters
Noar brooches inscribed with tho
amount ~ their dowries.
Ills FaiT Partacr Not q h4d idea.
especially i suitora viii mmenco to
print q their necktles tho figure %
their debts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Young Man H0W much yea-
dos Is require = support a wiie now
days.
Old Man Oh. anywhere from 500
* &j0.0ja 0r "a
.'lsn that rather indefnite2~
No. Il a!ways takes al = man
has Sew York Woekly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Fl see ihRt l.S)) girls woro grad
uaiod from tho Boston cooking school
last year
'iiml No wonder that the pro-
prietors oi pafcat dyafepsia remedies
get rich
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

She ] have telegram for sou.
That wealthy uncle u yours l. dyinE.
He Hip. hip, hurrah
She Gracious. Why do you hur-
rahl
HsI want 70 cheer him in his last
hours
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Mother--DO Jon know why your
pa called Mr. Blowhard lar.
Tommy?
Tommy Yes'ini he's a smalic
man than pa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
gLINDMgss ~ RugsrA.
n the A.kal Districts the Majority Ar.
50 Amicted.

n the AiEali Districts the Majority Ar.
50 Amlc'ed.
The people u Russia are more tor
ribly afflicted with the iuGrrnity II
blindness than any other race. sect or
nation On the globe. the proportion be-
ing tweniy-one 70 every ID, y0y Of u1D-
ulation. In 1885 there vas an official
census taken Of the blind Of Europe
These statistics show a remarkable
state u affairs, especially in Euro
pean Russia, the Caucasus and Po-
land. In the countries named there
wa total Of lsg. s7Z persons who
were entirely blind The whole of
The remainder Of Europe land mind
this includes the thickly populated
countries Of Germany, France. Spain.
Holland, Belgium. Great Britain.
etc. )Only has a blind population
numbering 1882. while the three
America. North, Cent al and south.
with their islands. have les. than
-, ~ persons who are totally berert
Of sight IN tLs Caucasus The
women. especially those Of country
districts, arc more Liable 20 ceeity
than men. the proportion being about
twenty-seyen TO nineteen. In oiaud
there are Twenty-Five blind men FOR
every fourteen blind women. The
same percentage holding good over
the most Of huasia-in-. urO5e The
authority from VIII - tie facts are
glenn states that there are Z, tualiv
mary small villages IN the kali Dis
triets- pear the Asiatic frontier where
the blind pred9minatc IN this re-
g-on the a kali dust constantly fills
the air. and those not actually blind
nave their eyes more Or less diseased
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Coal Dealer-Jim. how much din
you SEMI airs. Goo heart for that last
tom
Jim seventeen hundred pounds.
Coal Lealer That's right Nov
come ana patti these peoples black.
Judge.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-08-18
Pennsylvania Exhibits at the
Worlds Fair.

Are ahead Of them all, chiefly among
them is the display of pure liquors manu-
factured in the State. 1t is conceded that
no rye whiskies made in the world can
equal those made in Pennsylvania, more
especially Silver Age, Duquesne or Beal
Creek. These three brands head the list
Of pure Ryes, and are so well known that
every reputable dealer sells them. North,
East, South and West they lead all others
because they are pure; because they are
reliable, and beause they are stimulants
that strengthen and invigorate. They are
sold at prices within the reach Of all, and
are sold upon their merits for purity ant
strength. Silver Age, $3.50; Duquesnt
81 25; Bear Creek, $l.00, full standard
quarts. Ask your dealer for them; insis
on having them, and if you cannot be sup
piled, send to Max Klein, Allegheny, Pa
Price list of all liquors sent on application
All goods packed neatly and securely.
MAX KLEIN. Allegheny, Pa.