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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

On Tie delicate membrane OF the bowels and
stomach with drastic pnrgatives must have
their natural consequence-to weaken and
disable both organs. Nature exacts severe
penalties for heterogeneous OF her laws, and
there is no more elaring one tn n that which
consists in frequent and unnecessary 0oslng
with violent caIharticS This IS, however,
the course pursued by many unwlse people
who seem TO think that the bowels, unless
constantly relaxed arc not IN a healthy
state. When "A laxative Is really needed,
Hcstet1ers stomach Bitters Is the safest
and most thorough. IL neither gr!pes nor
operates violently or excessively. tt lnNiE-
crates the iutHStincs and stomach. and
arouses she liver. Regularity and Vigor
are guaranteed 10y its use. sleep promoted,
appetite restored. are among It's benign
effect I. a tendency TO rheumatism and kid
ucy trouble is nulitcd by It. and IL COM
pletely eradicates malarial complaints.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
The Training OF children.

Fanny, you should not beat your
doll with that heavy stick Iou will
make all the sawdust come out Of
IL. " said q Texas mother 20 her little
girl. who had placed her doll on the
ground and was beiaboring IL with a
baseball bat
II don't care il tho sawdust does
come out Of her, replied Fanny. re-
suming her whacks II don { want
people TO say that my children
turned out bad because hum Jred
them too much. Texas Siftirgs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21


What isf that every fibtr thrills,
That every sen Of being diis.
Tuat m.mory robs Of other thinrs,
ut oth,s thoughts quick surCease bringsf
What isT that makes the strong man weak
That makes the robust pine and peak,
That makes The rudy face turn pale.
That makes tho heart Of bFavest quail.
What makes the knees together beats
What makes one limp from head 70 feet.
Mh makes one wrlthe in sore distress,
And bends him up like letter 81
What causes grosns with every breatEf
What reconciles to instant deathf
What tst that makes the baby weepl
wlat ist that visits him IN sleep.
And prints the Eemhlhnce Of smile
Upon his lips that doth beEuile
The women folE--quCer. foolish things
And make them talk q angel-wlngs,
OF oherubim and segsphim-
Those creatures 81 that old wife's whim,
That. when in sleep a baby SMILES.
The angels whisper it meauwhilest
Whist makes that baby from his dream
Awake with calliopic scrcGnf
WHAT .askes tina; precious baby waket
Good friends, IL is the stom .Gchel
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
where False Hair Comes From.

Several tons of fair hair are annually
exported from France TO England and
Germany. Tho most luxuriant heads Of
hair in France are to be found among
the peasant women Of Normandy. Brit
tany yields plentiful crops, but If coarse
quality and lacking in luster. Limoges
aud its neighborhood are productive Of
exceptionally long and glossy black
hair. Throughout the North of France
dun hues characterize the growths, a
fact which the dealers attribute to the
influence Of the sea air upon the human
hair, which, in inland mountainous dis
tricts, is generally found to be dark and
bright in color, and 10 grow with great
rapidity to abnormal length and weight.
The French hair-dealers chief customer
is America, whittier is annually exported
as much of the commodity in question
as is sent to Great Britain and Germany
together.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
fhe Great Napoleon.

l. ~onanafke II OF small stature and not
10 j proportional, the upper part OF tho
i ~. ~ aeHmsng 10 press upon the lower
h. +. MON. He has ecanty chestnut hair
n. I Grny.blne eyes. His complexion
/. Fl, ID yelioe al long as he was thin, but
r II became dead white, without the
n y 81 celor. THIS Expression OF his fore.
Id. shQ aNttlnR OF his eyes, the lines
sgA's fhe noee all fhis is fine and reminds
~ .sof enrique medalli0ns His rather
VI ataou mouth Becomes attractive when
y laughn. HiA teeth are regular, his
siaa somewhat short. He has small
ef ~ and hands, which must be noticed
la q aiIse he take good care OF them. In
1 "a. ndipg and walking he bends little
d ward. Hia eyes, usually duh, give to
ifae, face when Ia repose a melancholy
IL y, preston, but when he is angry his
~ nee become suddenly sharp and
raes eatepinRs dis smile becomes him
y 4. u il diserrls nnd reiuyenates his en-
~. person. amd ID such moments IL is
denll to withstand his winning ex-
ssion, 10 changed and beautiful is his
lGlaenanee Hrs clothing was always
lple Usually be wore the uniform
AiH Guards Cleanliness was with
b mnre matter OF system than OF
nsas linasion. he bathed frequently aud
80 80 ia this middle OF the night, be-
lse he thought II good for his health.
RG Ashuugh very remarkable for certain
sesa allersnal qualities, nothing WIS more
I'm ,asel, IL must be confessed, than his
/ LM 4. He had 40 generosity, no true
alst indeur. 1 never saw him admire
|mf l newer saw him comprehend a
10 !. bio action. HIS always suspected any
81 60 81 good sentiment; lac thought
y hing Of sincerity, and never hest.
- Cd 70 say that be recognized mans
sexiorty by she degree Of ability with
ieh he could manage 10 lie; on these
asions he delighted 10 tell the story
il. ia his clifahood, one Of his nncles
/ foKNsold thaa he would govern iha
rid because be had the habit Of al
yH lying, Mettornieh," he said at
aEher tame, Is becoming states
All "a he Hes welir All his means Of
a ganiug men we're chosen by Bona.
es Sie among those which tended 10 de-
a 10 them. HIS feared the ties OF aiIcc.
81 "a he tried 70 isolate every one; he
q / " snia his favor in such way rs TO
q Aken inqmiesude, thinking that the
~ "a say 20 sssaeh men 10 himself wac
~ compFomSsA shem, and often even
- grace them In public opinion. Ho
yer pardoned Firtne except when lac
Via pverwhelw il with ridicule. ~
-. frofrs 0f MADAME de keniuSaL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
nlamonds in u el aic..

Diamonds occur in the United
in two regions One extending along
the southern base OF the Alleghen
mountains from Virginia to Georgia;
the other on the western side OF the
Sierra Nevada and Cascade ranges
In Northern California and Southern
Oregon. The neurological condi-
tion ia these two remote regions are
very similar, aud the discoveries
made in them are vert much alike
The formation in the diamond bear
ing localities OF the United States
are very like those OF Brazil and
India, and very unlike those Of South
Africa where the great diamond
fields o. the world lie,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
FLEsH-REpucrNo
Has Beeome Crazs with the corpu-
tent In England.

lent In England.
The bygienic craze has peiIneatcd
society TO quite an incredible extent.
II has become almost point OF
honor with as all TO be slim. says
the London World. have thought
the whole matter out, and. having
watched the various patients Of the
two great doctors who have made
competence their special study.
have come 10 the conclusion that
you must in this case. as IN all
others. make your choice between
two evils. It is a question now OF
face OF figure That the very
stoutcst people can decrease their
size by following strict dictetic
rules cannot be doubted, since duke
has lost II inches Of girth and a lady
lost two or three stones in weight ia
two or thee months, out ! am sure
Of one thing.
am sure il ages the patient and
would recommend any lady OF mid
die age and fair proportions to leave
the cure alone. II is only young pco-
pie just beginning 10 grow stout who
really benefit by IT, II the stretched
skin is no longer filled out II must
fall into wrinkle, and these are dis
tressingly ugly Shall | give you
the diet. which nearly every body has
tried. or is trying now. and which
both the great doctors recommend.
with variations? Here il Il. copied
from a diet card:
80 a m--Sip three quarters OF q
pint OF hot water
'9:30-Iwo cups OF tea with moth
ing In IL, unless saccharin; one ounce
Of dry toast, eight ounces Of lean
meat or fish.
"ll-Sip a tumbler OF hot water
"l:39-Ten ounces OF lean meat or
fowl or game, six ounces OF stewed
fruit.
"I:30-Tea as at breakfast, aud
one or two special biscuits.
.'s p. IN. r our ounces boiled fish.
four to six ounces lean meat. Fix
ounces stewed fruit
And you may have brandy or
whisky and soda when you 20 to bed
Az lunch or dinner you may have
any vegetables that grow above
ground roots; aud YOU may
drink brandy or whisky or dry Mos
ellie, as advised One doctor recon
mends particular Moselle; one doctor
recommends a particular biscuit. and
il one doctor is more fashionable be-
cause he numbers royalties among
his patrons &c other charges four
instead Of twenty-five gulneas Both
allow You TO drink al meal times.
which is something Of a concession.
] have heard many people say tina,
not to drink at meal times is
in itself a cure for stoutness Scv.
eral people. among them a very
-retty. smar, woman (she Is we'll
known eountess), rave about the
lady doctor in Grosyenor street and
declare that their faces as well as
their figures have been improved by
a system OF electrical massage.
Every body recommen 1s exercise. and
il is wonderful TO see how many PEG
pie do walk nowadays.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

An undergraduate was summoned b.
fore one Of the Dons for not attending
the z o'clock morning chapel. Sir,
said the Don, "let me hear what you
have TO say in excuse Of your persisteaA
absence from morning prayers" Sir,
replied the delinquent, 1.-THE service q
too late for me 70 be present" toe
late. sir How can z ia tine morning Ia
considered late hour 2" "Well. re-
piled the ingenious offender "were the
hour or 5, or even G, might manags
10 be present but to expect 8 man "a
sit up till o'clock in the morning IN
order to go to church is more than hus
man nature will endm -Cl0B1ber<
Eo,fs-guE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
Minus y.

A correspondent Of the Chicago In
Ter Ocean writes: You newspaper
men have been publishing as something
marvellous string Of verses In which
theletter e" IS conspicuous for its alb
Bence," as the phrase goes. PGhaw .
That letter is very much over-estimased.
One hardly misses the little joker IL he
gets used to doing without him, pro-
Yided he is allowed to write as posts
generally do, without sense, too. ThuGe
John Knox VAS q wight Of Nondrous might
And lbs words rang high and EhTln,
For bold and stout was his spirit bright
And strong Lie stAlwsrt viii
Kings sought IN vain his Elind 70 chain,
And thai giant brain 70 control,
But nEught on palm or stormy main
Could daunt that mighty soul.
Sohn would 81 and figb III morning cold
Iu shining lamps put out,
Fer thoughts untold on his mind laid ho.d.
Aud brought but pain and doubL
But bght a. last On hiE soul was cast
Away sank pain and norTow;
his soul il gay iu a fair to-day,
And looks for bright to-Inorror.
And so on dd infinituDl. So, you sea,
fellow can write with ease without I'd
III you viii forgive q cheap pun).
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

The traditional notion OF fish
out q water Is that OF a helpless.
gasping creature, There are some
iish. however. that deliberately
choose 10 diversity their existencs
by seeking land aud air The perch
often leaps into the air FOR dies aud
can be carried long distances in
damp grass without suffering harm
Cine II this species which is common
Ia India often leaves his pool anu
takes a short journey over the grass
He seems TO prefer 10 tako these ex-
carsions by night or in the early
morning, when he can be refreshed
by the dew. bat sometimes. no doub,
led By urgent necessity. has been
known 10 travel some little distance
over a hot, dusty road. under the
midday sun.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

2, coo miles "a rcach the land % tho
tne The rFlknsed lands % Idaho
nk the Inc 81 The Union Pacific
ten, ere capable OF prod icing the
~ ~ frnIt seen IN the Idaho Tx
flt 81 sha World's Fair Why! by
ppsng il Idaho you'll save enough
ypur faap and Freight 20 make the
ss payment on your farm lnYcati.
u.
ADVERTISING matter sent on applica-
a Address r l. Lomax. q, =. &
a.. OsunlAn. Neb
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

NOODLES. - Take two eggs, httls
salt, mix stiff with -four; roll ont thin.
rub with -four, fold and roll up, cut fms
with knife; put on a spider very neax
full of boiling water, put little salt in
the water; put in the noodles and boil
five minutes, turn of the water aud fir
in a great deal Of butter tdslicioas).
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the califoS-
MIA liquid laxative, Syrup of kfgN.
under all conditions, makes il their
favorite remedy. To get the true and
genuine article, look for the name u
the California Fig Syrup Co.. printed
rear the bottom Of the package.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

A recent book on South America
describes great storms Of dragon
dies which may he seen on the pam
pas and in Patagonia during the
summer aud the autumn. The
dragon flies are Of large. light blue
variety, and ily az these times in
enormous locks, moving with a speed
OF from seventy to eighty miles an
hour,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
Ilrhtnlnr.rInsh ono % clcar sl,r.

Wear Senator--Well. I'm glad my
work on the tariff is ended
His Wifc-Ny dear, | wish you
would look over this grocer's bill
it's outrageous.-T Truth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

VINO SUFFERS with his liver, constipation,
bilious Ills. poor blood or dizziness taks
Beecham's Pills. All druggists . cents
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

W. II. GRIFFIN, Jackson. Michigan, writes;
'SufIered with Catarrh for fifteen years, Halls
Catarrh Cure cured me. - sold by Druggists, 15c-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

Billiard Table, secondhand For sale
cheap. Apply TO or address, II. G. AKIS,
5ll 5. 18th 81, Omaha. Neh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

/ IIegemRn's ca mphor Ice with Gtyeertne.
CURES Chsppe anus and Face, Tender or sorc Feet.
Chibains, Piles Sc. c. @. Clark Co. New Haven. q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

Uncle sam has a volume OF money at thhs
time Of about 81 500. 0O0.0NN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

There are 1000 south African war medals
awaiting claimants in England.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

The United States used about Sc, Co' ,0oa
IN gold in the arts alone in 1881
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
Tnr State Of Texas contains .

American women are growing taller,
while the men are getting shorter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

The art Of dressmaking as distinct from
tailoring, originated in the present century.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

In Finland and East Turkestan thunder
! storms are wholly unknown.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

Anatomists. when they wish 10
separate the homes OF a skull. OH 1t
with small beans aud place It in a
vessel OF water The beans swell
and rcnd the skull apart at the
Nnfures
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

Buffalo Is the onir city IN the United
States that has furnished two presidents.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
An Undergraduate,s Excuse.

shiloh's Consumption Cure
j. sud guarantee. u Itiriuleut CC1ssinEp-
tAoii. II n the beat Cough Cure 2sets. 50etG e2
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

"Hauson's Maggie Curn SRlv@,~
Warranted 10 cure 81 pIJns.i l,-fuudtl. Al y0@r
druggist ter u. Prieg y Cr:sts
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21

The State of Texas contains ga, 356
square miles of territory, being larger
than either the Austrian or German
empires, than the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain, or than France, Portu.
gal, Belgium and Switzerland combined.
And yet Texas is only small portion
OF the United Ststes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
\ w sGsdeass Co. Millinery

Aw9rn rr4TtvAToRS WITH Ftoveis ana
M43xTF=M Discs Nend for Cifculafs. piONEkR
~ ~ ~#aR AMtLhMENr 60, Council BuHs. Ia
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-21
" asEAssN Houses.

Ts sias sss rso' s zssls =, SALOON
I Hlsssr rasis IT. T.. o MY FIXTURES
The herald., 1894-04-22
CORONADO.
All Preparations Completed for La
Fiesta.

All Preparations Completed for La
Fiesta.
CORONADO, April 21.-The initial day
of the great Spanish fiesta has opened
gloriously. The colors of the orange,
the olive and wine are floating on every
hand. The avenues are gay with peo-
pie with decorated horses and with car
riages conspicuous by flying banners.
Crowds Of guests are at the big hotel,
and every car briDgs full quota of
visitors. 1t is the greatest day that
Coronado has known, and all indica-
tions are for still further crowds next
week.
Don Marco Forster OF San Juan Capis.
trano is grand major domo OF the tourna-
ment, and his single word turRs the
wild cattle, the wilder broncos, the
picturesque cowboys and the dashing
vaqueros loose on the track for the races
to begin.
A iuil car of fghing cattle arrived
Thursday from the Santa Margarita
mountains, and the last carload OF
fancy riding horses, accompanied by
expert vaqueros, arrived Friday night
from San Juan. Ambroslo Nalenzuela,
one OF the most daring vaqueros OF
NbiilOln aOCOAi pan bAiOA41s
A number of entries have been made
for the ladies races on Monday aftor-
noon. The bull fighting and bulloack
riding will not take place until Monday
as several com petitors are yet to come.
The band of Pueblo Indians from New
Mexico, escorted by Charles f. Lummis,
reached Hotel del Coronado shortly
after noon on Friday, by special train,
around the bay. They are an intelligent
band, numbering 26. including three
babies. When asked by Mr.. Lummis
what they thought concerning the
ocean, the great white hotel with its
towers, and the wide lawns end court oil
tropical foliage, they answered: 1--WE
do not know what to think. What
shall we say to our people when we
return, to make them understand it?'
Their party includes the ex-lieutenan'
governor of their little republic; two
chief men-principales have beer
on missions to Washington, and foul
heirs Of Ambrosio Abeita, who loaned
$1,000 in gold coin to til,
United States government to pay OF
our tgoops in New Mexico during th'
rebellion. The entire party are in iul
The herald., 1894-04-22

The county ordinance now in force
placing a license OF 500 on each 1000
sheep 10 being oritisized by many ranch
men who have barley fields that could
be sold to sheep men for the season and
which are worthless for any other pur-
pose this year. The object OF the license
is to keep the sheep out OF the noun
tains whese they do great damage to
the watershed and where the herders
often start destructive mountain fires.
Ed RemeTt shipped q car of wine to
New York yesterday.
A school district has been organized
at Vanderbilt mining district. The first
teacher for the new district will be Miss
Zelfa Ames, who is now at Needles.
vanderbilt is now one of the most pros
porous mining camps in the county.
The army of the unemployed are still
at Cotton. but they are dailyldiminish-
ing in numbers. The people of that
community have become extremely
tired OF feeding them and OF their pres.
ence in that city. Tonight macs meet
ing of citizens will be held at the city
ball to consider the best method to
deal with them. There are now in camp
about oue-half of the original number.
The city trustees of San Bernsrdino
are laying out the city park. Hundreds
of loads Of fertilizing material are being
dumped on the ground and men and
teams are constantly at work pulveriz.
ing the soil. When another season
opens this will be the beauty spot OF
the city and a Joy forever.
The herald., 1894-04-22
BUENA PARK.

Personal and News NotOs OF General
Iutarest.
BuENA PARK, April 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. R. johnson, from Nebraska, have
been looking over Orange county with
Mr.. James A. Whitaker. They are de-
lighted with California and will proba-
bly, locate near the park. We hear ru-
mors of large transactions in this vicin-
ity. which will doubtless come to light
in the near future.
HI. Mensfield of Manhattan, Kan,
with Ed Hobler and Mrs. Godfrey Mac
donald. are recent guests at A. W. Wnit-
aker's.
Misses Jessie Hepburn and Eva Noble
of Los Angeles are visiting the Misses
Archibald on Canadian avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Archibald aRd con have
gone to Sacramento and will visit the
fair at San Francisco before their return.
1t ia with regret We chronicle that our
esteemed fellow.citizen, the popular sta
ton agent on the Southern Pacific rail-
road, has been removed to Long Beach.
H. @. Harrington, who had the mis-
fortune to be thrown from horse and
become nearly paralyzed, is slowly re-
covering from itl effects.
Miss Jennis Johnson fell from her
horse last week and badly sprained her
ankle. She is now able to use her foot.
The tract OF land esst of the park is
being surveyed and laid out in 10 acre
plots, There are land buyers on the
tract even before the work is finished.
This desirable property will not remain
in the market long. The price is with
in the reach OF nearly all. No fear of a
drought, Tor fine wells can be had at lit
tie expense.
There is fine opportunity for some
one to come here and build hotel, the
building used for that purpose has beer
lot to private parties, and citizens have
to open their homes to the travelling
public.
Rev. F. A. Field has been called to thu
bedside of his sick father at El Monte
B. f.. Pritchard has converted hi
warehouse into skating rink, which il
greatly appreciated by the young pso-
pie.
Jacob Harmon will go east shortly t,
ges soms money, which falls to him from
rs fathers estate.
The herald., 1894-04-22

enjoyment of their novel trip, aud no
effort is being spared to afford them an
usual pleasures. Immediately upon
arrival they were treated to the luxury
Of salt water swimming baEn at the
bath house, after which Prof Ward Of
the museum extended them an invita-
tion to view his great collection. In
the evening they we're complimentary
guests ct the entertainment given by
Comelli's Japanese artists in the hotel
theater. The feats performed here were
great revelation to them, and they are
going home prepared to convince their
medicine men that they must learn
some new tricks to practice on the
pueblo.
Mayor Ellert OF San Francisco
with his wife. and Mayor Rowan of Los
Angeles, accompanied by the city coun
Gil, are guests OF honor among great
numbers of distinguished guests from
near and far. s,~ kiRnr
Nine hundred persons visited the
steamship Monterey on Friday, and inn
mense throngs viewed it on Saturday.
Through the courtesy of the ships
officers the visiting Indians we're re-
ceived in especial state and were shown
the workings of the great cruiser, much
to their wohderment At every turn
they exclaim, elbow shall we tell it2"
thinking of those in the far pueblo who
can never be made to comprehend these
things but by actual sight. v