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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

The silence Of the forest was about them.
There were also ant hills. but they were too
far away TO cut any figure.
She drew her mantle more closely about
her slender form and shivered
The best literature goes TO show that
there was nothing unusual or outre in the
proceeding.
He glared fercely at the tuft Of moss on
a neighhoring oak.
Aha" he Kissed. II shall take my life I"
She spake not In reply.
do you not Think he demanded, that
with your heart cold toward me. were
better deads"
She sighed.
"Yes, Mr.. Diukiusnooper. she said, and
her voice was like the gentle purlinR Of the
brook. If It's warmth you're after. dare
say you are right"
A throstle In the neighboring thieket
emitted loud and dissonant note.
Presently they might have been seen bur
rying silently hence.--Dctroit News-Trib-
une.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Girls who sew for living often suffer
from soreness In what IL sometimes called
the thimble finger, and serious inilamma-
tion and swelling are often the result No
sewing girl or woman should let herself be
tempted by the low price Of thimbles, which
are cosposed OF lead or something equally
injurious Silver or plated thimbles are
very much the best and safest, and when
these are too expensive good substitute
can be found In highly FURNISHED steel
thimble. For practical everyday use this
latter kind is the most convenient. but
pewter or lead should never be used, es-
pccially by people whose flesh Is slow TO
heal after scratch or cut.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Nate Cook, Of Brownshurg. Ind. pur-
chased an old house. III which was
stored . photographers outfit. People
suriously inclined broke into the house
and examined the pictures. bat carried
nothing away. Cook was very much
tncansed. and he caused the arrest OF
eighteen or twenty Of the very best peo-
pie OF Brownsburg, charging them with
ueapass. The cases were afterward dts
missed, but not until all Brownsburg
was mad enough to wreak vengeance
on everybody concerned In the prosscu-
ton. PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

After leading carefully mp 20 the subject
the teacher OF theslass In the Waits Mis-
sion Sunday school felt confident be had
made an impression ON Snub Messed Nike.
the bootblack.
And now. Mike" be said. adapting his
style OF talk 20 the vocabulary Of the class.
'.what sort OF kids do you think 60 10 heav-
enfff
Dead ones" answered Snub Messed Mike
xolemnly.
And the moral lecture ended right there.
Chicago Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
DeeIlno % ain Accomplishment.

The Alterations Of pronunciation that
many teachers give their pupils. because
they are easier TO sing. are apt To make
elderly people, who still love drawing room
music. mortified aud unhappy.
II seems a great pity that an accomplish
ment which had the power of giving 20
much pleasure has lost that power. a
person whose drawing room music Is still
warmly remembered u the Duchess OF
Manchester.
She had not the beautiful voice Of her
mother, bus she had to perfection the art
OF singing entertainingly. And tie foun-
dation OF this was her thorough natural
ness. she had neither freaks 81 manner
nor Of pronunciation. She would sing In
half dozen languages, and always with
that sense az harmony between herself. her
SING and her surroundings which Is essen-
tial to enjoyment, and la the face Of which
criticism and comparison find no place
New York Evening Sun.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Although eour Is In daily use In nearly
every family In the United States. compar.
atively few cooks or housekeepers know
anything about the quality OF different
brands OF -four, or can tell whether they
nre using fioar Of a choice or OF AN inferior
grade.
There are various methods OF testing
-four. but this Is one OF the simplest: Taks
some -four in the left hand, add little
wnter, aRd with the right forelinger mix q
sather still dough in the hand.
Let IL stand IA Jew minutes then knead
and work in the hand. II the -four il good
the dough will become sitter and drici
with working and have an elastic. rubbcry
feeling.
II IL Is of inferior quality the dough will
become soft and sticky under protractct
working. - ChnutauQuan.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
IN. squire and M. Rahen..

forget where the charming anecdote Of
the irase country squire and his Rubens is
10 be found. II illustrates n state Of mind
aud condition OF things which doubtless
prevailed just as much In the days Of Ma
senas IA In those Of Queen Anne. Come
and see my Rubens. So and no says II Il
not Rubens I'll kick anybody out Of
the house who nays IL isn't. What do you
say, air."
The creduiity and obstinacy Of amateurs,
and the craft and cunning OF puryeyors Il
doubtless quite MS rife now rs then. Thers
have, however. been golden ages Of Rri
fraud, and we ARE. think. living In one Of
them at present. Nineteenth Century.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

'The meat for our breakfast alone costs
80 much" sighed a novice In the house
keeping line, 'but the experienced house
wife knows that certain relishes, like thin
slices OF bacon with cream sauce. or raw
potatoes cut In strips and fried In hot fat.
a graham gem or light muffin, are usually
more acceptable than something heartier.
This IL where the attention Is needed, the
lack OF which makes the morning meal
often an unpalatable one and little suited
to provide fuel to start the day Is work. -
brooklyn Eagle.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

top with psneh a salI Set the molde In
a pan Of water reaching nearly 10 the top
Of tie mold aud cook IN the oven TIL the
eggs are srt. Have ready some roand
pieces N toast or fried bread and slip each
egg ON one, usiug knife TO loosen the
'sil,scs. Make thick tomato sauce, stew
ing two or three tomatoes, and adding q
teaspoonful Of -four rubbed smooth In hot.
rneltesl butter, salt. cayenne pepper. Pour
the sauce around the eggs and serve very
hot Her Point Of View 10 New York
Times
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
nemembsr The Family Anniversaries.

Remember the fnmtiy Anniversaries
1 As people we pay far too little atten.
zion 20 birthdays and other family ami.
yerxaries Too much cannot be done TO
make home attractive, 10 that our boys
an girls viii prefer 1t TO all other places.
This has been the incest day ! ever
knew" said hoy to his mother one even
ing. THE birds have all bsen singing,
and the sun has shone every minute, and
everything has heen 30 lovely. just for yonr
birthday. mamma, and am so gladl" and
he emphasized his gladness with hearty
hug and kiss. For weeks the boy had been
looking forward to this day. planning and
making q llslle birthday gift as a surprise,
and whrn the time came his whole mind
was given 70 making his mother happy.
shut It's 80 much trouble To celebrate
hirthdays.n complain some mothers, ''and
In large families they come 50 often.n
Yes. Il Ii some trouble, but how can we
keep our children coutentesl and happy NJ
home without taking tronbief And no
naother regrets the trouble when she sees
her children Regarding their hosne rs the
very hest place ia the whole world. Try TO
colehsnte tllc birthdays one year. and see II
II dos not pay la the enjoyment Of the
whole family. Let no one be forgotten
hofa father 70 baby, and try 70 have each
ane interested III all the others, planning,
* rosalhlr. SONS little birthday gift. No
matter hos simple or trifsing &c may 10,
fie love and thonghtfulnesa which 20 with
~ will snnke II precious. --AmericaD Agri-
rultur;4t
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Humphl there Is something strange
about this room. Where are those Sum
dny papers had strcwn about the floort
Why arc my pipes all put together in a
box as though they had no right TO be
tnywhere in the room where left themf
lave ! NOT given orders dozen timos
that nothing was ope disturbedf Humphl
fsuppose that will have 20 hunt around
now fdr half an hour 70 find that collar
button that lost last night
No, here Il Is on tue bureau In plain
sight II seems to me that there Is .
strange odor Of saehet In the room. What
can II bel ! have always thrown away
every bag of It that was given me And
here IL woman's slipper. a little slipper.
and mighty pretty one. ia my room. What
doesit all meant All, remember now.
hear her iootstep On the stair. am mar
ried. brooklyn Life.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
A woman Hermit.

Fourteen miles from Brunswick, in
Glynn county, lives woman. Miss Ann
Piper, who has spoken TO nobody but two
women and little girl In sixteen years.
Miss Piper lives within two miles OF a rail-
road. and can hear the whistle Of an en-
CINE every time 1t passes her home, yet she
has never seen an engine or ridden ON a
train In her life She has been living on
the same place sixteen years, and never has
been to Brunswick. Cor. Savannah News.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Uncomfortable positions often cause pro-
ionged crying in healthy babies. Their
stock Of Ignorance Is exceedingly large.
They will lilo Ia crib Ia cramped, even
painful position, and cry apparently for
ages, and yet not know enough TO turn
over II Ii a standing rule among trained
nurses when child cries In the hospitals
TO turn him over 10 his other side, rear
range the bsdclothing, pat him moment,
and IL Is surprising to see how often the
baby drops of again into peaceful slum-
ber.-Baby.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Shell don't see what ron want to get
cross for. and just for nothing.
He-Just nothing. OF course think ev-
erything Of you. Carrie. but do not like TO
lie sat down upon by you.
She-Why. Charley, what fibberl
And Charley Ii sat down upon, and he
doesn't appear to feel 80 very bad about 10
either.-Boston Transcript.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Woman Is the mother and the molder Of
mankind. She Is the director OF human
destiny Her manifest mission Is to bless
and brighten our earth and make il n bet
ter and more beautiful abode. She has al
ways bcen the angelic agent OF any adj
vancement In this world.-Hall's Journal
OF Health.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
4 Martyr 70 M. Iisa..

Is the young man sickf
He Is very sick.
Does the young man wish he were deadi
He would II he had ambition enough.
What Is the matter with hini
He has been smoking pipe on tbs street.
And doesnit he smoke u ~ homef
No. indeed. He detests t.
Then why did. he smoke IL on tbs streetf
Because It's English. ye know.--Detroit
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Dissolve one pound Of sal soda and half
a pound OF lime in 1--WE quarts OF water.
and boil for few minutes, ptirring occi.-
sionally. Remove froFa the fire and allow
Il to settle; pour on the clear liquid into n
stone jar and cork for use. Half teacup
full of this fluid added to half boiler Of
boiling water ON wash days will save n
great deal OF labor. New York Journal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
Have Plenty OF Hot water Bags.

We do not sufficiently appreciate hot
water bags. The amount of comfort in
one Of them cannot be known except from
actual experience. There should be. IL
possible, half dozen bags Of various sizes
In the sickroom. easy OF access and ready
for se.-Medical Mirror.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Every child should be furnished with a
cot or bed 10 itself, and not be compelled
TO sleep with an attendant or with other
children. II constant attention be required.
the mother or nurse can have her own bed
placed Just next to that Of the child.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

One day last week Mr.. p. q. Thorn
shot Q sea gull In the harbor of southI
port, n. q, but before the bird could be
secured a large bald eagle, hitherto ma.
noticed, swnoped down and carried IN
lne gnii, soon disappearing with il ia
the direction of Fort casweIl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

The colors of cats are classified as sa,.
lows: Black: black and white: blnek. fni.
rons and white, or tortoise shell; white;
fuircns aud white. tawny; tabby or boldly
striped; siate eolored or blue gray; SLATE
coiored, with long fur (Perxian); long, Wits
fur tAngora). st. Louis Post-Dispaick.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

IN spite OF the pressure Of modern lifa
and the abundance OF periodical litera.
ture, i.277 ,s3s books from tha pa.
municipal libraries have been read dur
ing the year.-European Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
uomar.. aTast A.tracalys A..

The question Of woman's most attractive
aRp was reeentIy discussed By an artist, an
nsithef and q woman ofsociety. The nrtist
kaid &c did not like 70 paint the portraits
IN fisuse betwcsn the ayers Of twenty llyc
fna forty years. Before twenty Eve, the
1aNe hnn nm expectancy which charms. II
n ices.ing forward with joyous freshness
and hopt. and Il + full Of puzziinx prom
l<x& IA fQrly years tho character y
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24


A physician said: 'with some women I
am told the main object Of wearing cor
get Is that they shall have fine busts, but
as matter OF fact corset wearing Is ac-
countable for the lack OF development that
one sees in many young women Of the day.
We're they 10 throw away their corsets
they would find that In q short time the
longed for development would come, and
unless they were uncommonly lean or in
poor health they would not have so very
long to wait either In all the photo
graphs of wild women that one sees,
whether they are Sioux, Sumatrans or
South Sen Islanders. one observes that a
lack OF bust development Ii the exception
and not the rule. Nature IL nature every
time. and natural woman IL healthy wom-
nm under ordinary circumstances and con-
ditioas. / may state that IL Is not always
well to he too precipitate In this matter of
throwing aside the corset.
..The best way for "a woman TO rid her
self of corsets IN TO first loosen them up
and wear them that way for few weeks
This will in itself give her great freedom
and will prepare her for the greater com
fort which she il sure TO enjoy later when
she shall have finally east of her tightly
buckled shield and made OF herself a who'll
~ free woman. Then let the strings be
let out still further and further. until the
ribs OF the corset give actuaily no support
90 the back, when they may be discarded.
In this particular. you will see. there is no
exception 10 the rule that radical and ex-
treme measures suddenly applied often re-
suit disastrously. IL il better TO take the
reform in hand with determination not
to pursue 1t too hastily.
.Yes. ! have no objection 10 what are
known Us waists They ARE all well
enough. II the women must wear some
thing 10 keep them In shape, us they call
Il. There is n great deal Of difference
between the reeds and bamboos in the
waists and the steel and whsslebone OF the
eorseta Compared with the corsets they
are. indeed. quite harmless. San Fran
riseo lshronicle
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Trctter- What's the matter. choliyi
cholly--i don't know. don't feel like
myself to-day. !.
Trotter-w Why, Choliy. let ms congrAtu-
late yoai-Broeklyn Lifa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Harold Honesteele, = said the beautiful
girl In scornful tones. tits useless for you
20 try 10 deceive me Yon have been shaw
ing yourself; your face betrays youi''-
Puck
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

.'The engagement was broken off.o
sWhat was the causein
'sOh, lovers quarrel
"What was the nature OF itfH
a dispute between them as 70 which
loved the other better. Truth.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

New York has q woman who has won
the title Of society photographer. and she
makes a good income by photographing
members Of the Four Hundred. She will
not turn her camera toward ordinary NOR
talA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Cranberry sauce or fruit jelly to DO eaten
with the meat il placed on the table before
the guests take their places and removed
during the dinner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

An excellent dish for breakfast Is shirred
eggs with tomato sauce Butter some
email slirring molds and sprinkle inside
some chopped parsley. Break into each a
fresh exg aud put biz Of butter o.. the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

There IL no better tonic for debiliteted
person, old or young, than plenty Of fresh
air and sunlight Weak children should
always be kept when possible in sunny
rooms and be encouraged 10 sit or play In
the sun.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

You can clean your brass kettle with :
solution OF oxalic acid In water. Apply
with flannel. wash OF. and polish with
channels skin
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
rhe ysr, Flr., Thlnr
you.-I.ife

May-If you were I. what would Jon doi
Jack--Well. first Of all. I'D let me kiss
xou.-I.ife
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Silk handkerchicfs and ribbons should
be washed in salt and water aud ironed
wet to obtain the best results.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Daughter, would yon loaf awhilei The
breadpan, molding board, nour. milk
yeast and salt are convenient.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24

Clandia-Oh, was 70 very, very sorry to
find you oat wh=a called yesterday.
Elvira--I. too. regretted it Of course. But
do tell me why you were 80 very. verJ aorry.
Because I'D iust seen Jon enter
ahe house I've minutes befors Truth.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
WOMAN AND HOME.
rHE MOTHER INSTINCT whlcH MAKES
Us WANT TO HELP OTHERS.

An Opinion on corsets-Drcss and Exrres-
SIGNIFICANTLY Annisersariss--rhe sfess
Attractive A ge-- Household Tool Chest
Aii About ''rsrfsss Lady"
The desire no do something for other
people II the iovelicst and the most hard
10 satisfy thar inspires any Of us. IL be
rims almost with our life; the very babies
rlow Il In innumerahIe little ways as soon
M they can t0ddic, and the last plant Of
Ieinlesss old are Is that there Is nothing for
them 90 do for others; all must be done
for them. Women, except In very ex-
ceptional cases, strain every nerve and
wear themselves 10 the bone doing for
others. and feel utterly overcome and
positively uncomfortable when little Of
the same effort Ii made for them, and even
the most self absorbed person living feels
sense Of truly well deserved self congrat-
ulation when she has done a favor for some
one. Il Is true that the impulse often
springs from wish 10 make ourselves i'm
portant and necessary to certain people,
but no matter what the motive when the
results ARE good.
Il Is great thing 70 know when TO stop
doing and ask to be done for. Il is such a
graceful act 10 ask favor now and then,
tttttt ktttttE tsicf aAfAAN' - fsStat-%At
more unlovely than TO arrogate to herself
all the power and wish to do forever those
abe loves most. Way downlsn everybody g
heart there IL bit OF the mother or animal
instinct 10 do for others, and Il IL the most
sweetening and mellowing thing In human
nature. IL can only be developed by cxer-
else, and the opportunity for exercising 1t
can be offered or presented by every one OF
. uR And IL we actively declineor passiyely
fail to encourage the offers of sympathy
and heip-heip TINT comes to us every day
Of our livcs--we are as guilty ms VI we had
done or left undonc something relating to
the physical well being. Oh, let US accept
every bit of help that Is offered us, no mat
ter how triiling. and accept il gracefully
aud give thanks for It, and life will be evei
70 much swectcr and easier for us ant
everybody else.--New York Press.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-01
PULK

Mfodziutkiego krols hisz~pahskieeo
oczekuje W San Sebastian, gdzie kroio-
wa-regentka niebawem przenosi sic ma
letni Pobyt, ogromna n~iespodzianka.
Bedzie MIA kompletny pulk dzieciecy,
zorganizowany z 400-tu dzieci, W wieiu
cd lat pieciu do osmiu, rekrutowanych
W tym celu zarowno W San Sebastian
Jak ] W ca{ej okolicy. Ma p~rawdziwa
te "m{oda gwardye' ~ziozyiy sic dzieci
wszystkich niemal sfer, p~oczynaisc cd
synka genera}a Polavieja, komendanta
6go korpusu, a kohczac ma synach bic
.dnych wyrobnikow. Autorem teoo DO
myslu jest niejaki p. Career, znany i
bardzo bogaty obywatel j przemyslowiec
z San Sebastian, c~wiczeniem zas tel
,,armii,' "a wiedza acknowledgements.
zajmuje sic paru rzeczywistych Office
row. ,,Pu}k dzieciecy" nosic bedzie u
mundurowanie l.. Nv. ,,miquelets,"
m~ianowicie niebieski uniform 2 czerwo-
nemi rabatami, rozpoczynac 90 zas be-
die komPania saperow pod dowodz.
TWEEN swego 5~-letniego szefa. Pulk
skfadac sic bedzie z szesciu kompanii,
a ME braknie mu naturalnie: maiorow,
k~apitanow. p~orucznik0w, sierzant0w,
kaprali tip, bedzie zas mial nadto or
kiestre, z~lozona z so muzykantow e.
~lO-letnich). Zarowno armia tn, jak i
.JeJ kaPela, ewicza sic ciagle ma die
dzihcu ~paiacowym. Mlodziutki Boi-
Bebe, ME wiedzacy dotad o niczem,
"a przybyciem do San Sebastian, mia
nowany zostanie pu}kownikiem tel
dzieciecej armii. Gaia ludnos6 Hiszpa-
nil bierze juz dis udzisi W spodziewa-
mel uciesze swego przysz,ego monarchy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-01
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