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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Brutale Chat.
John Rob- in Sa Grange Don -Jofeph miner
in ole Sruft eefdofen uno 9efdhrli6
p%eruutoet.

Inter ben Gepobner1t ~itn5eret tueltltoben
8oritabt Ga Strange berri6t groBe @utre>
9ung. Nnibetnenb obne ieoe Teranlals
Jung tpurbe bort Wontag Nbenb nm a9t
ubr Sobn &obb, Get Sobn zines poblbae
ben6enW Observation-Disclosures, bon cinemt
TuDrmann, Namens Solepb Wttaer, in Die
8ru1t gei6olen unb 10 lbiper p%ertpunoet,
beB Die 9ler3te feline @enelung fir %5tpeifelz
bait balten. 9obb, Der III bent 2aoen letz
mes 8aters ais Glerf fun9irt, beotente
mebrere &unbinnen, ais WiQer beretnfam,
it4 iber Ben 2abentil9 beugte un6 o9ne
Elm @ort su iage11, auf Gobb lboB. Ote
&usel 6rang Semen 6i9t unter benz 6er3en
in bic 8ruit.
9ieGbat geidbab 10 iBnea unb u%nertpartet,
baB bic i'm 2aben Qntpeicnoen I'M eriten
Woment gar nicbt tpuBten, mas paiiirte.
Grit ais Gobb nit einem Sbmer3ensi6ret
binter benz 2abentti6 gu Boben ia1f, unb
bet WDrber 31 entateben DerilAte, tpuroe
mau itcb Der 8Luttbat bepuBt. Wtfer
Dur6e DDn einert Polt5tlten Der Srtlcbaft,
bet ben S6uB bate fallen Doren uno
berbeigeetlt tpar, Derbaftet unb in oemSrtsz
~9efGnentB einseiperrt. Sn3Dii6en bate
man einen 9(rSt gebolt, ber Gobbs Wunbe
unteriubte unb erflGrte, baB cine iofOrtiSe
neberfiibrung na9 etnem 6oipital notbz
tuenbi9 lei. ba an cine @eneiung nut bann
81 benfen fet, tpenn es iofort %seltnge, bic
&ugel beraus3u3ieDen.
0te @ntriiitung Inter ben 8etpobnerr
bon Ga Strange MAJ 10 9roB, baB 8eriube
gema6t tpurben, MiDer aus benz @efdn9s
niB he%raus3ubolen unb ant ~eriter, beiten
Baum aufaufnipfen. 9te 8eborbe belt
es baber fir bas 8eftc, ben @efansenen nit
benz erften Wor9en3uge nab Chicago gu
i3ifcn unb i'm bieitsen County, efGnsntB
einiperren 5u laiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
NQerlet MeOi5mii6eS.
Cbronifder Katarrb = Derfdieoene
1rten, 5ormen uno Symphonic
etn9eordn9ter K0rper.

&atarrb 6es &opfes : bie Nale mebr
ober peniger Deritopft, S9mer5en in Der
Stirn, @erubiinn l4pa6, &ruiten in Ser
giaie, ilbler Ntbem, S6narbcn, 0ttelen,
palierige @ugen, S6Lafen nit offenem
Wunbe.
&atarr6 Der &eble : @timme raub ober
better, &ibeLn I'M 6alle, &Gufpern,
Stimme leicbt ermiioet, Nusipeien fa6enz
artigen ober btfli9en S3leimes, 8e>
i6perben beim S9ltr9en, nunber sails
unb sel9poIene Manbeln.
&atarrb bes Ma9ens = l1nberbauIidbz
feit, belegte 3unse, Jog. 6erspaIier, Elm
@efibL BON S9tpere na9 Dem Gi1en,
GGuipern unb Spuden na9 ben 0tabLz
3eiten, Sbntn6el, ein bumpfcs @efibG i'm
&opfe, S6pere in BEN Wasen8ruben unb
unregeLmGBiger 9Ippettt. Sn mancben
SGlen fomnten befti9e S9mer3en i'm
W}agen nor.
&atarrb Der 8ron9talr0bren = 6arts
nddiger 6uiten, S6mer3en IN Ser 8ruit,
Settenite6en, i6aumiger S6leim, Der
man9maL 6lutig g~eitreift lit, aumd6Iibe
&bmegerung, 6uiten, bcr bes 9to6ts un0
AM Worgen ibltmmer lit, 8eflemmung i'm
.oberen Gbeile Der 8ruit unb man6mal
Na6ti6meiBe. 9ieie 9trt bon &atarrb
gebt balb in S9minOiu6t iiber, tpenn ct
ntbt SebeiIt Dtro.
&atarrb lift INNER biefelbe &rantbett,
einerGci tuO ct iib %befinOet, ob i'm &opfe,
i'm 6alie, Mfa9en ober in ben 8ron6ials
r0bren. 8ezru7na 1T erfannt tporben ais
bas 6auptmitteL fit 9ronii6en &atarrD,
ba es ben &atarrb BELT, mo INNER er
iteden mag. Bezruzna Iinbert Die SDmpz
tome ni9t, iOnbern entternt Die ltriahen
unb bepirft 10 cine bauernOe 6eiIung.
Besruzna BELT, no ale anberen WttteL
feb[i6lagen.
Gins Der beften 8i9er, neIdc ie7
mails iber 6ronii9en &atarrb bon
Or. Sartman ber0ffentlicbt tuorben ftnb,
ptr6 f%oltenfret an trgsnb cine Nbrefie
geibidt' bon BET Sbe 8ezru=na Drug
Manufacturing GOmpanD Of Columbus,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

tbetlt, 131@15c; ni9t 10 beG, 10@12c:
buffet Sc bas Yfuuo; aus9eloiiener 5@6c
Mebl- Starter Q6ei3en (Batent luaret
ar9elebt 81 $3@$3.25, i'll SGIert; pei9er
@eiSei1 Qateut( So. 9O@$3.15: borteS @ei=
Se1t= @Gdermeb0 81. 80@$2.00 III Saatel (;
rpei9er @ei3e1@ (8Gdermeb0 81. 75@S1.903
,,9eb 0o9"$ 81 .60@S1. rs III SGdelt; Minter=
rpei5en $2@S2.4O in 6ol3.
Wp9gen- go. 2 1876.
SeH-S 4.OO@11.OO.
Gorn- 8erfGufe TN Store go. 2 $500.
$3.50; No. 2 oelb 52&@53&c. SerfGufe na9
Frobe waren: go. 2, 53@534c; gfo. 8, 48
@52c.
8 er NJ eis EFT = 8erfdufe i'm 9tore,
$50. 2 ROTH, 534c@538; $50. 8 ROTH 52@53;
8erfdufe mad Probe maren: gfo. 3 rOtber
52&@53c.
@erfe- SEQ. 2 55@56c.
= 6d er 8erfGltfs I'M Store, Jto. 3
28f@99c.; SEQ. 2 weiB 323c; NO. 3 32c.
8ertGufe na9Yrobe waret: gto. 2, 29@29&.
9 dmereteu- Slo9s S1.45; 3imot6D
So. 00@5. 80; &lee S8.00@S.25.
gS btsfep S1.23.
quite 20@21c; mittelmGBi9e 17@19c; Satrp,
bette, 19c; mtttel9ute ltit6 quite 16@17c;
Bafi19=Stod 11@114c.
SGie- 0oung @hncrtcon 94@10c;S 6Wets
1O@1Otc, 3imbur9er 1905.
@emiie- 8eiBfrant 75c@S1.00 bic @r.
o. bas Gubenb; NeiBe &ii6en,
BLOC per SAB; Stefriben q bas
Moorriiben 5O@75c. per Barrel;
3wiebeln S 1.00@S1.25 per TaB; SOnaten
Der &orb; SObneu S1.25@2.0O.
Gotbe &Iben- 75c per SaB.
@nrfem--c per 0u5etb.
9HBtattoffetn = Seriep's S1.75@
1926, SQiuois $1.25@1.5O per Sap.
8irnem- $9.o0@$3.5 so per Sap.
8lumenfobl- 25c@75c per 8ub.
&al9- NO. /, 43c. $50. 2, DC.
Sci encorn- Nuf Der 8abn, ,,Sair"
bis o@boice", grimes 5t@6c; mittleres, rotb
blaBfarbi9, 43@5c; ralb lt1b grob 40
43c; uGboice"y grimes, 81 @orpet=8iiriten
uSelf=wortius", grimes, 5@54e;
ROTH oOer 9elb enbtselOe5 43@5c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
NusmGrtioe r1drfte.

G61uBpreiIe III @et5en unO Gorlt TT an6es
ren StGbten waren:
@etsen = Seem gorf: gfopent6er, 55gc;
December, 56$c; Mai, 619c; = ct. 9olttS
yeouember, 4Oc; Sec, SOLO,. Otat 553c.. ;
8oor, She; December, 564c. Wtat,
59z; = M~inneopoliS: 8aar, 563c; Decent
Der, 558c;-8altimore December, 564c; Wtat,
&c; = Soleoo: 8aar, 533ci 0ecelnber,
$500 ;-Mtlpaufee 8aar, 54gc; Otat, 505c;-
Detroit: 8aor, 53c; December, 533c.
@orn-gterp 0orf: Nopember, 584c; 9ez
cebr. 56tc: Mai, 554c;- ct. 2ouis, Ntopemz
Der, 48c; Secember, 473c; Mtot, 475c; =
Baltimore; Sabr, 524c; San1ar, 52c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Beoeutenoe ~unter1dla9un9en
Bat ftd s. 10, Porter gu sduIOen fommen
i. laTen. : Sem pIobIider Goo wahrf4ein.
LID anf SeIbftnoro auriid3nfihren.

@roBe 11eberroi6ung bat Die Wpntag aus
Sprtnsftelb bier eingetroffene autbenttibe
gtacbridbt neruriGcbt, baB BET neritorbene
frubere SetretGr ber y9tornual Barf 9odn
NIiociation Of Chicago" unb 9leid5eitig
Quottor Der God SSlan67 8abn, S. SO.
8orter, e~ritere Geieli6aft i'm $23, 900 be-
fchminbeIt Bat. Ser Staats> Muottor Gore
maebte geitern bte Wtttbetlung, baB Der
y@ubttor Of 8ublic @ccounts" Die Tinanss
n%erbGltniiie bet 9tormaI Rarf Nnlet6ez
ae1eQfbaft unter1ucbt babe. 9te Inter
1bla9ung lei Don g orter in etneut 8rlete,
tpelcben er etnen Sag nor ieu1em plDbltben
Tobe i'm @ranb 6oteL in Cincinnati an ben
bonn Nubitor nit BET l1nterlu6ung beaufz
tragten Snipector 9ei6rieben babe, lelblt 5uz
g%eltanben. Die beitoblene @eieaibaft babe
Bic S6atlGben in benz betreffenben SAL 10
LANCE unterbriidt, 6a ite BET Nnii3t tnar,
baB Die 8erpanbte1 unb Treunbe ben TebLz
betrag eber tpieoer gutmabel1, ais Die Sbat1
Iacben inter baS 8ubLifum 6rt1tgen la11en
tpitrbem Die @eieai6aft lpiir0e bur6 Die
l1nteri9lasun9 ntbt fart betroften, oa tie
binreicbenoe WfitteI an 6anb babe.
SIS i9etnt iebt auBer 3meiTeI su iett1,
6aB gDrter niht, tpte man annabm, ourcb
einen S9lasanfaI, iOnOern Dur4 Selbft7
moro seenbet bat, tpenigftenS weiien meb7
rsre, a~rfan9s ni6t bea4tete 9(n5eiden be-
itimmt barauf bin. Die 8erpaltun9 Der
Hod Sslanb7Babn 1T auf bas NeuBerfte
bon ber nunmsbr fetfte6enben l1nteri9Ia7
guts 9orter's, .tbres friberen Quottprs,
b%eitir3t, 6a, pte cine firsltbe l1nteriu6ur9
bepies, feline 8ii3er bis auf Seller nn6
Bfennig geftimmt 6dtten uno ct ielb1t itb
zines unbe9ren3ten t@ertrauens BET tbnert
erfreut bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
1tebelfett maa se,t @nen.

Ser p~etttieenbe Druid, an benz Die bebnuern stpertDe
&Gafie Der Grunii9en 9pspeptifer nod eiu9enpnmener
MobIseit su Ieibet p1e9t. ipirb 9ebDbett nnb bic 1tuter
SGmer3eu npn ibneu 9~etragene 8oft iuirb BON ibnen 9e=
npntmen bur3 ben 9rpBen mebi5inii@en Sefreier ppn
fbrperli9en SeiminDunsen, 9Dftetter's Wta9enbitters.
Sobbrennen, 8ldbnngem, 9ruG in ber Wtagenerube,
ib erI@iifse Sale nnb Der babarA ersea9te 9aai9e
Se l9a q I'M W 4r tpea G fSn gfsr e Smit@,S. O Sar ! Dle1em mGp.
oraa ne unb Ser Sober beieitigt. IS lit Der &6ni9 oler
Gttmulantien NIB Wtogen=@IiTtre, ba eS riDt NM beiIt
unb Itnbert, Ionoern aud fr6ftt9t nnb it6rtt. gS fteGt
perlorenen @ppetit urb @6laf ipieber Der. Gin Wein=
9los boil pr poer non Otabl5etten lnb por benz 3ubett-
9ebel1s tpirb f) itets als bette perbanun9S= unb rubefpr=
Oernb 8orocee ertpeiIen. Dian 9ebrouDe eS 9e9et
Naoloria, gheren. nnb rbellnatii6e 9ei9iperben, mn
ge9en 9erItOpfun9. BON beiOnberS 9lnitlgent q nfniic
1T es ouf bog 8eftnbeit dlterer urb 6urb &rGutbett ge=
16tpa@ter 8eriDnetL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

DR.. S. Silsbee bot bos groblem sel0it,
zines Der 9rOBten QeiOen Der Meni6beit,
rlGmli9 $ q NJ . IT ; otben 6u beilen.
ANAKESIS beiBt bas portreffli6e Wtittel,
mel9es it6 bereits III pielen ~touleltb, NIT
lltter BEN ~bart1ddi9itelr, SGaen pOIfommen
beipGbrt bat. P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
2416, New York, i@iGen eillem Seoet, Der
es perlalt9t, t 0 It e II / / Muiter unb Sc
bral1bSanpeilung nod aIen Sbeilen Der Ser
ei1isten @taaten. l3n bebelt i'll aaen renomz
abmuueen. A9tet barauf. baB Die 11nter=
I@rift pom S. Silsbee, M, D., ii9 auf ieber
9ette Der S9a9tel b%eiitOet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Sbmer p~ermunoet.

Charles 81. GuLbert bon SEQ. 3739 Union
itroBe be9ab itb Wtontas MOrgen nm | l1br
in SObn Worriion'S 8irtbi6aft. ST be-
gam nit Dem @trtb @Irfel su ipielen
uno balb entipann itb 3ptiben ben 8etoe1t
elm Strett. Morrtion ereriff ietnen Ste
oolper unb %feuerte. S9per %DertDunoet
brab GuIbert 3uiammen unD Or. Wc@orz
mid, oer i'm in 8flege nabm, mar Der Nns
ti9t, oaB ct mogliber 8eiie iterben plrbe.
Wforriion iibt I'M @efGn9niB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
m proouftenmarft.

Solseube 9reile wurbell BET srOberen Pors
tien %erSielt:
@efIige1 = @prins G9ifens 8@8@e;
@GnIe S.. 50-S6.50 bas 0uberb;
@ter- 174@18c. per 0rbeltO.
8obnen- 9feue, nit Der 9Gro 9ez
pflidte, $1.45@1.5O; alte, S1.OO@l.2o:
@rbien 9etrodnete, grlllle, oo@Soc'
8ortoffeln- 6ebrorS 43@49c; 5urz
bauts 1880 oas Sulbe!; Hole 4S@4oc'
Nep Ell S1,OO@$2: o. per GaB, aorh
8onaten- 6O@$1.5 80 per 8nl19.
Gitronen- S2.50@5.00 Die 8or.
6onte- @eiBer Elee, III 8funOe ab9es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
grokenGelebrten il. bewanbertens pe5taliften.

Wv" SRb0tNttfACtt1
&atarrb Seble. 2unge, Sober, 9bspepfa, unnerbous
ltnfett lro ollie &r1tfbetter, ipel1e Die Gtu9eipeibe, ben
Wta9en II. I 10. beelnflnhen 9tarrboe, 9nienterp &c. -
25IMts n,to &dtt= 8ranfbeiter, @eI9miire, SSlefen.
Btntples, Seropbeln, glutnergtftung, 6bpdren, 9yle9a
ten, Nus1nla9 uuo oae Seiben. bic burb cine unretne
Blutnll3un9 entiteben, perben aug benz 5pitern ppGs
S9pafer &ilden. Geiteniteden, 9oubpeb nnb 8laIens
bef9lueroen, @ab i'm urtn, S6mer5en Mnb at bGnftges
maiierlaIier. !9rigbti9e Granfbetf unb ale 8Ioiens
beI1tuerben beiber BeIdlebter. @cbetste Groufbeia
ten, @trtttrrett, 9ripper, GontenluB, syphilis.
6pbrocele, 0aricDcele, ! 8ereistbeit, @eIGmulf.
Sbtpd4s Der Or9ane nnb Samerrbnioer, gitein unS
8ru9 l1neI gebetlt Dbne S9ntersen. GSerIore1e Drafts
lteStr1ff rn0 ale oG1ntt oerbunbenet &eibeu fir III al
totoobL pte Ii r g er tome II nj "a d t tts
tenen Mlter, cine Speaialitdt. Sic i9redli1iten
Toleen BON fribSeiti9en &usidreitungen oerurfoden
S4fpa4e, uerpOleS ZEN, rGbtli9e Grs
gteBun9en, erI Gbpie1he A0fubr, Nusi9lo9, 3urn5s
Seao9enDett. V erlult Der @ner9ie, Sbpdde bes R6rper8
UNI Deg @ehlrrS. bic jeben WeniGen nnf6bi9 fir Gtua
bum. Sei9dt nnb Seiretb MAIDEN, perben in ieber
HBetle nit nteoerfeblenbent @rfote bebanbe1t.- 3 amen,
pie BON ibrer, benz Gei6leDt onbdn9enoen pielen aeioen
belo1tl9t msroen, tptrb fidere SIIfe. : G6retbt uber
Cure Setnen, menl S9r nibt in Der Gtobt po9nt. Tol.a
1enoe itno IN lbrer Wobnlrg burb grieftpeb1eI oebeiIt
porbeii. nnb @r5neien meroeu ouf unterIu9mnQen hin
9elanot. 9etlrn9 tptro g~oranttrt.
Gin tpertbnDGer ,&eiunSb eitS=BSbrer" tpirb
tbeiIen.
Seiddfts Ttunbert bon 8 big 10 1Dr gprmittoos. 2 biz 5
uhr 9tod)mittags une Z Bis 8 ubr A6enOs.
Mmnterfnns: Wtar ~obreiiire aae @riefe aa
DIR. r. /. SWEANY,
S2S State Gtr., (gcfe gOnsreB Str.A gbicaoO, So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
N0rftberiMt.
@bicaep, 3. 9topen6e.

Gbtca9o, 3. NoDember.
9tm Getreibemartt 9in9en bic preiie fir
@ei3en III bic 6Obe.
0e3emberwei8e1 l6lOB nit $3.50. Corn per
Waat ftarb BET S@GltB onf 81 u1b Safer auf
32&.
Ole bO8Fel1, nteOrisiten utb @6luBpreiie
tonro1t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
@teDmarft+

Gbicaso, 81, 2. g{opbr.
@m &inbpiebmorft betrus Die GUS
fubr 1887 Stif, 9e9en 1925 i'll pori9er
@ertauft wurben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

@m O. wetnemartt belief f9 Die
53ufu6r ouf 173,102 Stiif, 9e9en 154,045
III port9er @o9e.
@erfauft murben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
GimnMShert0t+

@btco9o,3 8. Nopember.
Die ganfaus9lei6unsen b%eliefen ii6 ouf
1911, 476, 635. 81 9e9en 1913 ,861 ,284,86 t1 Der
entipre6eltben 8o3e beS porigert So6res.
8unbesf@u1bi9etn i6teiien in
9cpm Onrf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Gin metbliGer g0uber.
5rau T1ilton G. page in ihrer
mohnun9 nteoer9eldlagen.
Ser Sbdttr cine feingefleibete Tran.

Sic erh6lt Sutritt 81 DER Wobnune inter Dem
Dorwanoe, eine 8erihteritatterin Der
Chicago Tribune" gu feir. hit
einem uSiaY" miro 6rou page fdDer
perwnnoet. = Jhr iippieer 6aarmuds
rettet fe por Dem Gooe. - Der plan Ger
2dubrrin p~eretteIt. - Sic entfommt uno
lift nod ni4t rerbaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

Git Der TonbS=80rie 1purben beute per-
fault:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

Ser @eri9t5bof DerbGngte iiber i'm cine
3uiaBitrafe Don einem Sabre @efGngniB.
ltnmittelbar na6 Der 8erfunbtgung 6es
r1rtbeils blinfte plObLi6 Elm Wteiier in BET
9arb bes MngeeLa9ten unb bieier periu6te
it9 bic BulSaoern auf3ui9neiben. Ser
@eri6tsbiener beftrebte itb enersii6, i'm
an ber Qusfibrung bieieS Blanes Su Derz
binbern, Ser Nngeflaste bebrobte ibn aber
nit benz Mfeiier, nit mel6em ct pittben6
um6erfu6teLte. @rit Elm Sbubmann, Der
BEN Qn9etIagten nit einem SGbeG iiber Die
60nb l6lug, gelang es, tbn fampfunfGbis
81 maben. 9aS W~teiier, tpelbeS sur @roe
ftel, tpar Elm fur3es, icbarfes Wteiier, nie es
i'm unterlu6un9s9efGn9ntB gum 8artoffeI>
icbGlen benubt pirb. @ie IS in ben geIib
bes 9lnseflagten sefommen lit unb mie
0teIer eS Dor ber Gpntrole nerborgen bat,
bat itb ntbt auffldren Laiien. Ser Nn9ez
fIa9te bat it6 ernitIibe 8erlebunsen nt6t
betgebra6t, er lit nur ba3u gefommen, ft9
bic Sebnen am 6anbselenf b~IoB3ulesen.
= Sin 6aberfeIotreiben fanb in Der
Nabt bonn z. gum 8. Sftober in ser ltmz
gebung BON Miesbo6 in 8aiern itatt.
0aiielbe gait bauptIGbLicb benz 8farrer
bon 9tidlasreutb. Gs purbe babel beftia
sei6oiien unb etn flrhterliober 9drm berz
ibt. SroBbcm eelang es einem sroBen
lufgebot bon @%enbarmerie ribt, Die 6a=
berer aufaugreifcn. SnfotgeOeiien BADEN
bic 8ebOroen ben 8eiitano ocs WtilitGrs in
Nnipru6 9enOmmen, melbes in ber Stdrfe
BON so Wann Snfanterie unter benz Som
manbo 5peier Offt5iere bon Wiinben absez
riidt lit. Die Manni6aftcn itnb ais Strafz
cinquartierung in JtiGlasreutb untergez
bracht unO Oeruria9en Der @emeinbe gang
erbebIibe nntoiten.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21
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and will keep its readers advised as
to all matters of interest.
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of making it an object, we hold out
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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21
Sandow Hypnotized.

At the College of Physicians and
Surgeons in the presence of several
members of the faculty and twenty
FIVE students, says a New York dis
patch, Sandow, the strong man, was
hypnotized by DIR. c. H. Mercereau,
a pale-faced, slender man, who
weighs scarcely $40 pound. San
dow came into the room and threw
himself upon a couch. One of the
gas jets was lighted and Sandow
was told to fix his eyes upon it. The
doctor explained that this was merely
to hold his attention and help him to
concentrate his mind upon the idea
that he was going to sleep. The
physician sat on the couch facing
Sandow. "Keep your eyes on the
light" he said, Sand think only of
going to Sleep"
Sandow obeyed and the doctor
went on to talk about the hypnotism
for a minute or two. Then he turned
to his subject. 'Draw deep breaths,
deep breaths, deep breaths. YOU
are-going-to-sleep. Don't resist
me. Breathe deeper, so. Now
you-are-asleep!"
1t was true, although it did not
seem possible. 1t had taken less
than thirty seconds, after the doctor
had turned to him the second time,
to make Sandow sleep. The doctor
arose and said that the subject was
in the third degree of cataleptic state,
which was shown by the fact that
the limbs would remain in any posi-
ton in which they were placed.
Sandow's arms we're raised in the
air and they remained there until
they were pushed down. AS the
man sank deeper into the sleep he
was told to wave his hands about
making them move faster or slower
at the will of his master.
The doctor then made the strong
man 60 through with a number o
amusing antics. He was told that
three-pound dumb-bell was so heav,
that he could not lift it. He tugget
and struggled, straining every mus
Gle IN his body in a vain effort to lf
it. The doctor said his purpose wa
to show the falsity of the belief tina
only ~weak-nerved, hysterical person
we're subject to hypnotism. sando'
was bright and cheerful after tn
y doctor awakened him.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
A Visit to These Institutions and An
Inspection of Their Con-

The Neihart schools are in excellent
condition. The recent closing of the
mines has somewhat thinned the ranks
of pupils caused by certain removals
from town, but the forms in the three
departments are still quite full of inter
ested learners who train like soldiers pre-
pairing for a great battle. Miss Murphy,
who presides over the primary depart
ment, has forty-five youngsters enrolled
whose average attendance is about thirty
eight. These are divided into four
grades from chart and primer to third
reader. They also learn to count, spell,
write and read script, to compose sen
fences, etc. Oral geography is taught
in this roOm, and in addition to the
above a great deal of memory drills are
given, such as committing stanzas of
poetry, maxims, songs, etc.
Miss Curtis, who rules the destiny of
the intermediate grade has t~hirty-fve en-
rolled with about three less than that
number in average attendance.
Principal Bryant has thirty on the roll
and an average attendance of over TWEEN
t%y-nine. Their interest in their studies
is manifest by the general regularity in
attendance. He teaches reading, geo.
graphy, grammar, arithmetic, writing,
spelling, history, physiology, algebra,
latin and bookkeeping. The pupils of
this room are arranging to give an enter
tainment o for the purpose of pur-
chasing an organ for the room.
We visited the primary and mtermedi-
ate departments this week and were
more than pleased to see the little learn.
ers at their exercises. We heard our
little friends in the primary room read.
ing and the attachments of some of the
little collegians is marvellous, to say the
least. In the intermediate room, the dex.
terity of some Of the youth from 10 tc
Is in this town for executing the funda.
mental rules of arithmetic would turn
the average parent green all over witt
absolute envy Would that our schoo.
days were to do over.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21
H. M. Wilson, Dog fund ........$2 so
John Martinoli, Road fund...... 3

Alderman Roehl submitted a state
ment with reference to the condition of
water mains at or near the Frisco hotel,
which was received and ordered filed.
Kyle reported the discovery of a new
dumping ground above town. He moved
that the mayor appoint a committee of
three to investigate the offe nse and to
locate the offenders, also to see that all
articles of Objectionable flavor he taken
out of the creek at that point. Mayor
Neihart appointed Kyle, McAssey and
Healy as such committee.
Alderman McAssey then moved that
the council proceed to canvas the vote
of the annual election for mayor and
aldermen held on the 9th of April, 1894
the motion was duly seconded and adopt
ed. The canvas resulted as that report
ed on election day and previously pub
lished in the HERALD.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21
Communicated.
An open letter to the county'commis
sioners of Meagher county, Montana:

An open letter to the county"commis-
sioners of Meagher county, Montana:
NEIHART, Montana, April 10, 1894.
GENTLEMEN: Why did not |, the
lowest bidder, receive the contract for
keeping in repair the public roads in
districts Nos 3 and 5! am aware that
none of the county commissioners are
friends of my school days nor are they
we'll acquainted with my brother-in-law,
neither are they partners or ex-partners
of mine, but, l being a citizen and tax
payer of this county, believe my bid
should have received the same considera-
ton as Mr.. H. j. SINNERS. AS far as
responsibility is concerned, | an sure
my bondsmen would be as good as those
of Mr.. SINNERS. My bid was $4,000,
and his was $500, a difference of$1 200,
which you gentlemen deliberately robbed
the taxpayers of Meagher county out of,
1t took Mr.. Ben d. Gardner under the
| old board four years to steal $4,000,
while this board gets away with 81 zoo
at one session, on one item alone.
If I wish to work for the county fol
nothing, who should object! The fact
of the matter is / can make good wages
for myself and pay good wages to thos'
l employ to help me, and repair ant
keep in good order the roads in sale
districts better than at any time hereto
fore.
In closing l will say that l will stan'
by my bid and am ready, at any time, t.
give responsible bonds for the prOpe
fulfllment of said contract.
Very truly yours,
w. S. JENNINGS.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21
He Lost the Bun.

Social life must be highly interesting
and lively when a spruce young gentle
will get out 4 a. m, take HE position on
a certain corner and wait till his girl
passes by, only to find that another of
the gallants has her company engaged
for the next party. But nothing novel
should surprise us any more in Neihart.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21
Only in Memory.

Our promising little town will some
day be a burner.-Monarch Stem Winder.
So! It's too bad. Wonder if her cit
liens are all fully insured
Wind Mill.
1t is quite plain that the editor of the
Wind Mill is untutored in the science OF
western phraseology, so we wish to cor
rect his rude mistake. The term "burn-
err means something that bowls with
success and prosperity, just the same as
the states are 0 now bowling under the
present administration. There are nc
''burners in Montana today except III
memory.