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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

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isherw"si, second
Fancy pig""ns. la'e, pair. Peter lrl"r.
w"si. hrrt anil -p'rnl
Indian gAm"s. lr winslow r,cpy,d
hrst nn cUrker'l Anl I'ull",
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nn ,,.l ca,, rull,t
white lryhrrnstJ y. Luthy was ,wnri.
r,l hrp, un h,,..,Iing ,ru, nn rock. am h.,
aud nn cn.krrrl
A silver Gun IN nfIrr,I as a .t,.cinl rr,.
mr,,u ,n ,h, rur h,y,n,, ,b. ,,r,,,,.s, ,,,,,,-
l,.r IT fowl. nn .,hiIi,irn s,nrir, .l.,y.
~ ,-,ints, and Mr-s,-. Luthy and p.,,,
t;nIl nr,. n Tie. ia tins ,np,,st
brown L4ghurn hen. hrs, p,,uiu, w..
awarded ~ Lon II ,,.rtry
In n,,L,, tn give th, r.,,,l,r, ...,..i.,,,.,
"A l.r,rt a n,,ul.r ~ ,h.,,hn,,,,, vh,
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donating them I" Va" association -
The ,.u,,.,,o, ,,.,.
L. no, y,lInvrr than tina, ~ an ,c,
iuunt. individual whose liver rnurl,iut
has assumed ,h,. chrul, form Th,,,,.
balIs 1T the sufferer assume. , -,i,r,n hue.
there H. dull nam u the r...,.n If th,. ar.
gan Affected. tie. tongue, ,- coated. hr.n,h
-,ur. -,,k headache. usual, tu, No., a!
WAYS oycur. and ,l,rr, IL SOMETIMES ,li,z,.
nasz uu ARISING frm a sitting r.s.lut,.
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""'"h'H ~ '"'H N''! common "'''n"n'' nj
Ways "a its aggravated form. hattie Ia
hr.d a,,.c,.s,s If fla. liver winch ,,,.
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p''"rs Nh"I'S 'i"ll'a''- H. 49, well mr.
ia" Troubles complicated with II aud
which II originates I'm ,hIlr and fever.
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Wv
''''''T' we 'N'i ]" seriously hN"lN"i
hiH ma" alternative tonic removes c"rtiv".
t,1,.,' -, i...'.'i i'hi,',, ''"'
says ia" ludmnlan. published at War.
saw. Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs William
u. Nyc hav" returned from II tw" months
stay at the las Vegas. New Mexico. ho'
springs. ,h" "trip having been made n
ia" n"I'' II h"u"hiing ia" health "f Mis-
",'
The persistent cough which usually frl.
lows All a',ark "f ia" grip can hr parma.
n"n'Ii ,nr"' y" ~S,ns ' h""l,"r'n'"
nl,,r - 81 ..,;,,.. l,.u ,,,,. ,,,,I, ~.
,,,.I,,i,',. ,,hnn, r,Ji.,t LII ,.nant,,..
ln,n's Cough Remedy. which ,i,rr,..d ,
permanent cuir'. | have also found II l.
/ lr Nllll'Nlt hl f'llhl IiN iHlIilff'n, W ii''i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
a. ,oG recommendation

La fHy"i,", Ind, A Mrs Jnr. Fay lis.
ing near thir city claims I" hay" been cur
,'d 10y the use If summons Liver R"guln.
tar after tive or siN physlrlHus had pre-.
uuuuc"d the cas-" hul-rss Albert \
Wells Your druggist sells il IN powder
ar liluid III" powder I" h- taken d.,
ur made into tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

W. A Clark, the millionaire mining
man nf Butte. Montana. and an owner ii
the rmit,Sl N"rlr Copper company mines
at Jrrum" has plarti corps Il eng.
n-rrr IN the HELD tn survey II In" for u
narrw guagr rual from point IN ia"
his mines, n distance If twenty eight
miles, he "hI-'cts IT, complete III" road
during the present year
Robert Rigrl, II Las Cruces, received
the gosl news tina, Ia" hal fallen hear To-
S2a,0n cash hy the death IL his aunt,
MIR. Augusta i"yr", nr Bremen, ''"r.
many liz "crly"d II copy at IN" will ii.
vidng all estate II Sl95,OO between hNr
heirs, ct Wht,h lac Is one.
Mrr II It, l.. williamson dird quite
sudd"uly a, Engl" II dropSy. frOm winch
Hhr had l~rn sufferer fr som" tin"
Mt Williamson hal lived in Englr for
many years where she kept n hotel, and
was We'll known throughout that part ct
tu" territory.
Collector shannon reports that hus'n"s,
at the internal r'venue office SHOVE u lee.
cil,d Improvement. The receipts tn iar
month Of January promise Ia exc"''I q, Sc,
for the corresponding month last year
This shows that business is imir Mig IN
New Mexico.
A new industry has been inaneua,'"d
in the pecs valley. The promoter arr
Messers. \. u. Pslphrey and j. Is lopae,
of Malaga. aud the industry II tia Il
hos raising. They have AlrrSi! lur.
chas,.; quite a number 81 hogs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
JONES ION a F.s,cAI, AWsas,s for I,intld..
Avtss.

rri' rho de ku' 20 Msiico, Condado do Her
ma %, On " Tor de Distrito.
BJhover'' ns, Dv'sy a Oates,
81 Prss,a.
Assr npsit por Emborsu,
H dieko dsmspr DO, I. g. frirsson, nor "yls
o. ppsit por smtssQ ha sldo oomsnlade en %
soa,r4 ?, Il, Corr, Do Dis,r!! por en- Condsdo. De
dloho. os.jan' \ Jshovsf'las, D~lsy 4 0S n,
dsada - dsms adsdo leiT1' eoI con intsWs J
eos' dc pisl' que % pronrlt lad he ado sna-
On 5Ieho p.si.I on o sntss del psimsfo "a dsl
proximo I r,po do Asrso. d diehA Cofls. co.
nen.aado sl de 18th ds MIRO. A. d. lset. ssa-
propTlsdad ne t~do psTs s,tisfAdaro Il dfcho
uesnAndaae. q. n MARION, E,sribAno.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

The Headlight, says n,'mlug har every
reason to hr pr,ud ut t,r home iuSi,tu.
t"n-. The m,crrrs If the Mutual luid
ing \ Loan association pr"vrr conclusive.
~ that u corporation If it, kIni can hr
operated 10y l"cal l.'"p" tnr local h"u"nt
aud pay larg" interest upon tie invest
mrnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

T. j Mr,N-. an energetic young WAu
connected with the Singer sewing Ma.
chin" company, had I" leave pamvlilr.
kentucky, for = suushin" climate. The
company agreed l." pay hlT rAr"ns"s t"r
~ year II h" wruld come I" Eddy, stay Tor
the lrurh' uf hiS health. and they would
civ" him charg- ut their III Pass office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27

"nurinC the "rsdrmic at Ia grippe
thaml~rlHlu's Cough Remedy trnk Tia"
lead here and wAs much better hk,i than
any othrrc"ugh medicine" n Nj BANGS,
druggist, thHtrwurth. III I'll" grip II
much III. ram" NJ very severe cold hni
requires precisely ia" sam" treatment
Tins Kennedy i- rr"mpt aud rilectual and
II pr'rrn, any Tendency If the dls"as"
toward pneumonia. For sale by r. II
Burgess n S"n. Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
Aallrc
AsIire.
M ~ Nav NAal,.n I'nnniH III Harm IIlIn
l.. 4. Priest m.

In the District Court.
schoverIins, Daley a Gs, =.
W.
l.. h, Priest N.
Assruipsit By A. chflshi.
This = u d fsndhni, l.. y. Frk y m, 10 hcrsby
nOtih l chat crit In SNAP Z bT sitlehment
Court for the coanty ~ he aslillo aud : rri1 jry
u Nov MeIioo By tbs said plaintiffs. schovsr-
ling Daley a ia dana = elaip l. ono hun-
d-vd end seventy seven do.'srs an thirty cent,
Cti7.so). with In crest sud costs I suit and
that yoar property h b IN si'lch 4, I'D that
rules you enter yort apicf -p~oe IN aid soft on
or befors the fret day o; the asxt March ym Of
"a q COO I, commencing on the 9Th dsy Of March,
A ID. isst jud ,nent by dsfart tnersin viii be
o. N. AARRoS. Clerk,
JonNs foE a FIEIcAI, Al ornsys for I1lntiHe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
Nallre OF Aall.

'ribspo y H-a let rsdor en tancillsr
w. Z. HHAoock. Ab0aNlo pOr el Queiants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-27
Avi-e de- pi-,se

IIefk nu' Tea - ~ In IhAncery
WI. HHACUCs, solicit " fur I omp lAinAnt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

which were drowned in louder muir
murs Of surprise, and several men
said openly that they considered
Horace an idiot. However, II was adj
mitted on all sides that my husband
had conducted himself admirably.
never knew until the day OF my
husbands death the truth OF the mat
ter. AS he lay dying, mourned BY
hundreds OF acquaintance. and above
an, by the members OF the Nonpareil
club. he called me to him and told me
the secret Of his life, All! how shalt
/ tell the rest9
NV Horace, the husband whom l
loved, who was more 10 me than all
the world. was the most successful
card sharper % this or any other age.
Balsam was his accomplish, and he
used him most ingeniously 70 cover
his retreat from the card tables, after
he had become d millionaire. Not
soul ever suspected him. or guessed
the secret Of his mysterious opponent
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24
A Natural Gil,

There is no mistake about ito write
acceptably for the press requires nat
ural aptitude. Some fond parents edu-
cate their sons with the special view Of
making Journalists Of them, but it is
rare that we hear Of these young men
after a few years. Meanwhile, some
youth born among the hills, having
nothing more than a common.scho
education, and the knowledge scraped
up in a country printing Office, will adj
vance to the front rank in his profession.
He has the journalistic knack, and
forces recognition because he has it.
He gets into good position, not be-
cause he has wealthy parents to infu-
ence the proprietors of leading news
papers, but because he knows what TO
write and how to write it. His articles
go in because they supply demand,
while perhaps the elaborate essays Of a
man educated on two continents are
cast into the waste-basket. The good
writer is born, not made.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

a citizen u Montreal la,cly On :,
visit to Ottawa.says Life. while pasaing
down the hotel corridor 10 bis room ~
iate holr' happened TO hear violent
groans and sobs issuing from one Of
tle rooms As the door was omen. be
entered and recognized fellow Mon.
trealer, prominent IN political and btis.
mess circles, and famous for bis ~.
lgio,ls ana alcoholic tendencies. He
was kneeling At his bedside. rlinoing
70 the side Of the bed, and sobbing ne
'1UuBh ms heart would break
!" nay = inc mattcr, old man?" in
qulreu our friend, touching the suffer-
81 ~ tne shoulder. .Im SO damned
drunk can't say my prayers /" was
the fearful response.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

Lord Chesterfield being ono dat
asked b. Sir Thomas Robinson
Familiarity known a. Long Sir
Thomas, 70 write some verses upon
him, produced the epigram.
Unlike my subject nov shall h. nv uony.
y shall be witty. and IL aha n,t ~ lon,"
This individual was noted for bsing n
bore, and made himself very ,roublo.
some to the duke 81 Newcastle con-.
tinually calling on the minister nnl
when told that his grace was gone mt
he would ask to be admitted 70 looL, M
The clock, or to play with the monkey
n the hope Of seeing tho duke Bitt
one day the porter. without waiting
for what he had 70 say. dismissed hlm
with these words "Sir. hia grare
mas gone out the clock stands, and
the monkey j. dead Argonant.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24
gosA BTrllpg, psn.

nYa hliAsahA.
Ihare seems TO be two Nv Y
dunn ono a man gils ~. Gaa
only the bad side oy bn N.Y. ~
other from studying hosh y ~
bad side. and then str TINY ase|
average. Ails
Musk Ia NOT only a ~.
but Il IL one oy the chafs ,sa.s'
emmy person who hAa es IA g
turn a grindstone Kan nv.
Thare IL a good deal n
egar sounds sour 10 me- y n sAs'
sound sweet. al
Too mulch farming and 4, (.
dun IL making the whola Il 80 ~
the mistake il AZ old & ~ s', /
aeh l In the garden ov "a. ~
ThaFe may be people wSa.s...
emmy bluRders on nistaIs' wv \
they don't), the best ~
them ia painfully kosYect.
IL seems rather suif, snd ~.
lns, that q man who hsn honsa. 49,
fame kant git il until M, !.
and then haz 10 take 4 Il ~, !.
poetry on hiz tune stan.
Science ~ q good thing a, a
goes. but thaEe ia no agnosps !.
beat the spots on the kArds
The man who laiIs and ~, /,
and SEE, PES, jsss so,' 3 -.
yu say, IL one Of the hasdss, ~.
world 70 git onto the bal 4 /.
paper.
fung man, satiaiy yurssH i.
world Ia due time arc sure 4 y,
the praze yu deserve.
A blzzy riAn IL a hards. "a,
devil 10 kaptdre than even ~
Opinyuns rule mankind. ~ !
thirds 81 all the opinyana aaos. 4
footballs the man who - &
the highest ia the best isilo.
Philosophy Il q seli,sakaEs,
toy most oy Il ia spent "a q,
bat little on onrselfs.
Thare Ia = great deal more ~
happiness N tho world shas /,
aware oy; mouny o. Us hnAI
possesshun without knoviss 4
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24
Suicide in France.

The most recently published figures
show that suicide is on the increase in
France. Before the Franco. German
war the average number of suicides
only sligtly exceeded 5000 a year, and
now they exceed 5000. In Paris there
are three times as many suicides com
mitted as in the country. Most of the
men who destroy themselves are bache-
Tors. The spring is the time OF year
when suicide is most frequent, and death
by hanging is more usually resorted TO
than any other mode Of self destruction,
being considered m re expeditions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24
Tho loss Hating Powder.

but ! don't want 70 buy your bak
i h,.,,. pomuer' insisted the lady Of the
mouse 70 The man at the door.
why madame, he said. ,,you ate
t ~ .he opportunity Of your life IN
s tie matter OF economy alone; this bak.
ing powder Of mine win mako ynnr
bread 50 light you won't have % nsa
any gas N your dining room
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

them carefully, very carefully, in the
fire.
He watched the flames leap upon
them, he watched the blackened
scraps of paper curl and break into a
thousand pieces.
Thank heavenr' he said. Then he
drew a deep breath Of relief
II shall have to go out for half an
hour" he remarked, getting up and
holding out his coat for me TO put on.
He turned as he reached the door and
kissed his hand, an unusually serious
expression in his face. perhaps I
shall manage to take your advice
after all" he said, with a forced al.
tempt to smile, only you must give
me time.
sprang to my feet, but he was
gone. Then my pent-up feelings
found an outlet, and / cried little
to myself, wondering at the secret
trouble which was gnawing at my
husbands heart. That look on his
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

A MERRY war is being waged in
Chicago between the laundrymen, and
the rate for washing a shirt has
dropped to four cents Many adver-
tise that bundles left in the morning
will be ready at night. One laundry
man cleans your linen while You wait.
This establishment turns out a shirt
in ten minutes, after this fashion:
"The shirt is washed in weak solu-
ton Of acid, which removes the spots:
it is dried in hot oven and ironed
between electric rollers" The pro-
cess does not improve the garment,
but it is blessing to the cheap young
man with one shirt to his back. The
Cinnamon complain that they are be-
ing ruined by cheap American labor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24
THE ITALIAN soorsLAck.
The vision OF LONELINESS Upon whom
he was &C Work Fled.

The Vision OF LONELINESS Upon Whom
Tie was at Work Fled
He was little old Italian tattered
and torn. and had long been familiar
feature 81 New York street He diff
iered nothing from his accustomed APP
pearance on IA recent day a. he stood
In front OK his bOOt-blacking chair and
monotonously solicited business from
the passers,by Yet ID was destined
10 b. a glorious day FOR him, and 20
grant him that need Of fame that rare
Is comes TO the flower i've" Of sunny
italy who are sojOurners la New York.
save b. the Use " stilctto o. knife.
Business wa, slack with him. pass
ers-by we're few, when fama hurled her
bolt.
Up the street from the ferry came a
young man, and with him 4 bright
young creature, With dancing eyes and
laughing lips. dressed Ia the dalntless
81 gowns. but her shoes that nva and
again pecped from beneath hrr skirt.
were covered With mld that red ya.
riety that identifies the Jcrscyitc al a
glance
Beauty looked at the chair. rested
her orbs on the face ana figure N thr
italian. mentally calculated ha Was 10
D. trusted with her tiny ieet, gnzed 10
and down the street rapidly but cOu-
prehensiyely, aud then mounted the
chair
The ancient buotblack lifted hls
eyes, saw sitting II the chair shs fair.
est vision that had ever roasted On III
-oilcd and polished cushion. ana them
looked down 70 the feet - confidently
placed on the foot rcsts
The old man new his business. liis
was not 70 look IT. faces, bit ~ lrot,
and forthwith h. drew out lis brushes,
cloths and dressing An this took but
q moment when this trouble trgan ior
Miss Jersey,
\ messenger boy toddliug along
with the usual lrisurcly gait, and
ready for any excuse 10 stop. caught
sight % the girl III the chair
'Gec whiz" was hls ejaculation and
he stopped
somehow or other the street beean
70 MI UP. Men sprang from rysry
doorway. and al looked at sho giri.
There she sat, her eyes riycfsd on ,ha
italian, as he washed the ciinging.
tell-taie mud 81 New Jersey from her
No - The modest men stopped.
looked AZ her then crossed the street.
and from the opposite curbstous con.
tinucd their observations. The holder
ones formed q circle about tho intent
pair. Her escort had made his ESCAPE
70 q uctghboring doorway.
One shoe was almost polished. She
looked lip. A startled glance ~ ths
crowd, now numbering nearly one
hundred. Goodness graCious,v she
said, and with bound was on tic
sidewalk. pushing her way through
the crowd, ard in less time than Il
takes TO ten had boarded moving
downtown cable ear
The Italian WA dismAved. ihr
crowd laughed, and All Old gentleman
came up and paid the five cents. mint
tertng John, my Office Is near here
The next time She comes I'Il shine 'cu
myself. =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

ALMOST the whole body Of the upper
ranks of the naval engineer corps is
made up Of grizzled old fellows that
entered the navy as third assistant
engineers before such thing as
cadet engineer had ever appeared at
the naval academy. These men have
had to acquire in the course of active
duty vast deal OF technical knowl-
edge now drilled into future engineers
at the academy. Such knowledge be-
comes more and more serious in vol
ume year by year as war ships become
more complicated, and the wonder is
that busy men, some of them of very
moderate schooling in youth, have
been able to hold their own with rap
idly advancing science.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

Who is there in this country to
wear the mantle of Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Of Emerson, Bryant, Lowell,
Longfellow, Whittier, Poe, Percival,
Whitman or Halleck? Who has ever
risen up to take the place of Haw-
thorne, Cooper and Irving? Save Me-
Masters who have we to pick up the
thread where Hildreth, Bancroft,
Prescott and Parkman dropped til?
There are now no Booths or FORESTS
or Barretts or McCulloughs. Is
America to become country where
the commonplace alone dwells? Is
genius being slowly asphyxiated on
this side OF the sea? What is the
matter2
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

ALL the preliminaries for the Cor
bett-Fitzsimmons prize-fght in Florida
have been arranged except getting
the Florida Legislature to pass law
prohibiting prize-fights, and that de-
tail is already being looked after.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

one satisfactory reason for the poor
success Of the Chinese in fighting is
the fact that they are fighting for a
foreign dynasty which the great ma
jority of Cinnamon wish to see de-
posed. A native of China now in this
country says that half of his country
men would prefer to turn in and help
drive away the Tartar rulers of their
native land, rather than to aid them
in maintaining power. The Chinese
rebellion OF 1860 was an attempt Of
the people Of China to regain control
of their own country. It would have
succeeded if General Gordon had not
betrayed their cause.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24
How 10 Help the Chllarsa l,,w
and slalelE.

William Blake, the suihs x i
b Got Strong ana How Is su
spoke before tho Bgookiyn III
Association RECENTLY "a "rhms
cation. " ! want, sail 1
Ia au Informal talk. We ear Il
some way IN Whtch w GA sg
physical education II seAol u
down 10 . practical hasa az
drea. Who ase healthy snI tnml
they begin sch6ol.Wurk, scus N
sickly and with Fuuui Il lsal
you require the chtltlrea sats 4
stt far back on a chair sad d a
chinA up, yuu will eHrv slas Z
Tunnd-shuultlcrrsi. and u mol
othrr vital organs uill haye hs
healthy play. Another nnpis t.ail
have ths chiiilrcu bead eTW lad
until thsy can are tho ceiling IA
Csuise fug . igw minutes eva a
work = wonderful! tFsnsiorra4tsn
vol quaiitrd teacher eosll n
plnyrd 10 sapertascna she phgsa
yrl0pment u tbs chil,ircn, sts a
suits would H. seen. ~. Sggse,
tho Superintendent q the Hryla
naaium, who formerly bad sAaaa|
gymnasium in New Hogk, hm y
a. u teacher u simple. steeiu !
By which tho wcak parts y oeaI
may be developed. / think s va
well for you % send soa.a oaH
physician 10 him 20 take hmu
then tho exercises cuuld ts aa
your teachers. Tho iins sep ~
simple and economical. kAsrns
tho simplest kind caH b. bcsz e
any apparatus.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

BRITIsH soldiers declare that moth
ing is done for them in the matter OF
bathing arrangements and that there
are few heroes in the service with
nerve enough to face the barracks
cold water bath in winter. This may
do for Britishers, but as a rule the
American soldier. and particularly the
cadet, is more troubled by the con
slant and to him seemingly unneces-
sary and superauous cleanliness re-
quired in the ranks. 1t is a case eff
growl if you're dirty, and growl if
you're clean.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

A recent invention is the pulsime-
ter. watch made especially for doc
tors to time pulses with. 1t is made
very much on the principle of the
stop watch and indicates the rate on
pulse dial in so many beats per minute.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

Ex-KHEDIyE IsMAIL has sent Johann
Strauss, the father of waltz-music, two
giraffes as jubilee gift. Now if
johann should compose waltz for
them-but that would be another
story.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

TT is in very sensible spirit Of re-
! form that the secretary of the navy is
putting useless old tubs out of COM
mission and shipping their crews on
modern fighting craft.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

CLERNoNT. little town in Florida,
revels in the luxury of two mayors.
Last June Mr.. Todd was elected to
the Office without dissenting vote.
He was away from home at the time
and did not return for ten days. The
ordinances require the mayor to quail
ify within three days after the election.
Mr.. GoodenOugh, who was the mayor
last year. holds on to the office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

AN extra year or so should be
added to the terms of those Virginia
train bandits for robbing in the shadow
of the capital dome. Nobody but con-
gressmen can be allowed to do that.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

..As the son of sixty kings am a
principle shouts Francois Marie de
Bourbon Thirty days observes
the court. and another instance of
over confidence is recorded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-24

A CONVICT In the Dannemora prison
in New York claims to have discovered
the secret of perpetual life and is will
ing to make it public if his eigh.
years sentence be cancelled. He NAV
be worlds benefactor, but Justice Is
not INDUCING in perpetual life expert
ments just at present.