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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
&troen Gle tanb?
Dds 5cl9enoe crfldrt -Jhnsn Sie
llriad,c unS seist oas Bell
mittsl.

6err %. .. Stofe:, Baton 6ouse,
Ga, itreltt: sd bate eiucn icbr
idlimmsn drunIi6sn Raiarrb, Qdrm III
Den Obren, uno fuar beirnbe tnub. Sd
sebrauhie Sbr Ye.ruru Den anlueilun'
gen semdB, uio bin jest seinno; lam
ons 2idsn elmer ll6r Scbn SUB iuCit b6s
rem. SIR Ie.ru ia 1T cine sanj iuaIl-
ccrpoGe MebiSiu."
aniatrh9liide 4aubbelt euiltebt ii,ts
onNurd, baB Der antarrb ocs 6aliss iidJ
ourd bic suitadiiden H09rsu mad Gem
Wittslpbre eritrsdt. Der aatarrb bat
uur in du6erlt iucniocn Jdlsu ieincnllr.
iprung uuo Serblelb im Mittetpbre.
Die Spmptume iiHb: Sauier, ire6eu
uuo Drummer im Cbr, nit iorilu6breno
Sun:bmcnocr Sdiuerh6ri9feit. Wcnn
uitt sebsilt, miro bas 8eb6l edHilld
Seriiori tuttoen. Sit bas lletel nidt
su iueit porauseldriiteu, sbe Die 8Cs
hmolung nit Ye'rn-na bc9Onuen Mir,
siuu 1T Die SsiluHs iebr Isidt. Sur
ua6hem Der Saiarrb eineL 5dsil ots
NiiistUbres ;erft6rt bat, fam Ye,rnrna
feline Seifuus mebr beiueriiteliseu. Sn
Iolden 5dGcn ionte man on Or. 6nr.-
man. Columbus, S9io. iir psitsrs
8atbihldse ihrsiben.
GIN BUD lter Die Grippe, iuipie or.
item. Grldliun9en, &atarrb &c, nib
foifsulrsi mad irssEo elnsr Ioreiie o;r.
ianot ucr Der Ss.ru no Gru9 Maur.
featuring Company. in Columbus.
Ship-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
dtige 0iasnos.

Yotieut: uNuu iuscn Sic mir uui'
ri9ti9, perr Eroislior, iuie itebt es nit
mciucr Guugs?"
Irjt: uGtpas a~n9esrIffsu, bas ut
nidt 81 %leusnsn; nber 10 LANCE Sic lc-
ben, reiht Iic."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
81

.. %. .. paroman, Sberif bon
9pler Gounip, 8, 3d., lueis luas gut III
uno Sbsstt nidt. feline Antidt Su iossn.
Gr mar sou elmer iia,fen gridltnns be.
Iaaen nab fauiie iid eine 5ioi4e BON
9bambsrlaiu's 0uitsnmiltel. CT iast,
Dob or iofOrt 2inberuns psripirt battle
uno bolt es fir oas bette Wittel sessn
ole gridliunser.--3u babea in BAL.
fet's Npotbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
Gin

Der ilsins Gmii (ols er ieine Stlpe.
ter nit e,aem ,d0ien Npist ms 3tm-
mer trsien iieb): ..8omin. Gai. iuir
ipieten U ,am nnp Gua!"
G0i: .Sl, iuie orun?"
Gmil: .9tan. Da uerindli MIDI mil
benz Npfel uab ,b eiis ihn!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

6ruu Gmiln 2berue, in IDt.op,
@aib., ~iuobnbaft, iGrsi5f, baB Il. His.
MATS cine MeoiSiu ssssu .rbeumatiids
Sdmer5eu srbaltsu babe. iue!de ibr 10
idusls 2inosruns sessben bat, ME
9hamtsrlains ,,Rniu Balm" uno bab
lie oeu Baiiam ossbalb forifpdbrsno in
Ihrem 6auie bat.-3u baden in Gal.
fcr's Apoihete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
Suflen's Qrnicd.Sdlbe.

Bette Salbe Der Rsii s'sen SAuiiie.
QueiiduuSsn, 8eifiuiien. SaiSFuB,
Jiebsrbeuleu. Sinsiuuru. aufseipruusens
6duoe, SibHeransm uHb ale Sauiaus.
Id.dss. Ssilt fiber Bites. oosr ieirs
8ej lbluns u~erianst. Seiluns in olen
5dGeu ooraniirt. oocr 9tlo Surldtti!nt-
let. Ysets % Gents be Bhhie. Su
haben bel @aifer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
6efdhrIidae ,l1iIa.

0os unaefcdie Mil& elm ssiderii&er
araatbeitstrdser perssn fanr, IN ieii
2ansem tetaunt. GnfueSer aimnt &c
be Snffctron aus Rdnmen auf. IN BE-
men fe auFbefDabrt wiIb. ooer absr &c
itertrdst strantb.itsieime. bic i'm Oh.
s~osismus Der Rub ooraansen iein mo.
gen. mitunten oaae haB eie N5lle i
S.iiser cine abnuas bap0n babeu.
3,uti neuerotnss uOrsefommene Sale
brinsen oieie geiabr tuleber in Grin-
ueruns. Sn Der Ra6bo,i6aff pon
Nontefoir. q. S fam in Der Jamil;t
eines RiId,mannes, Der emo piersis
big flnfSis 6amiIien Der Drtidafl nit
Niih ueriifbt, Elm Sal pon Reruenfie-
Der Dor. Riht lonse barnuf erfrnnf.
ten 5fuei 4eriOnen aus Der QunoiMait
ebenfals bGron. Ser Ganitdisbeomts
mar auf benz 8oiien unb unterioste TO-
fort Den ferneren Ssrfauf Der Rild,
bod NOR Der Nnitedunssitof i&on in
Dem RaBe i~itertra8eu ,uoroen, oa6 in
furSer 3eit finIunopierSis Yerionen am
Reruenfieber ooruieberlascn. Der on,
oe:e 5an uiro aus goniers. Y. O., be.
ridtet. BORT bate Elm Nonn. 9omens
8esder. UNI fur ie,ne 6amilie ia bic
alerbeite Rild 81 baden, stpei tbsure
Serlepfihe. BON resiitrirtem stamm.
baum, onseidafi. Gimise 3sit eoroui
~ertranlte iein Gnfel aus anfanss unbs.
taunter llriade. bis iid i4lieBlin
Symptome Der Iuberculple cinitsQtsn.
uelde iih bonn 70 idneG ei ttuidelie,
oaB Dos Nino fta,b. Nuf Nuraihen bts
NrStrs wurben bic beioen Mifdfibe
bon einem 9hierarSt unteriuht. Der on
oenlelbeu teine dnBere Spur irseao ei-
ner 3ranfbeit entoeden fonntc. Ole
1bifre iuarsn uortreHl,d sebalten unh
gut gefllttrt woroen uno Iaben iebr out
aus. I'm aber Der Sate auf ben
@runo Su fOmmsu. lieb Der Giseutbi.
tbiimer bic 2bisre ihladten uno DO
itsate iit oann betaus, bob teioe tu.
berculos naren. las 2rant6eitsgifi
mar alio burd bic Wild i~ibsriraaen
ruOroen. Das bette Wittel seser Der,
artiJe @eflbren 1T beianntlid bas Nb'
toden cer Mild. Die Gsrjte finn
ihon large booon absetOmmen. iuas
iriiber 10 belieht bel Sieten unb @e.
conualescsnten mar. Nild ,friid uor
Der Sub 5u empfeblrn. uno uerbieten.
uamentlih fir bic CONNER s5eii. BIN
@enuB ruber Mild i~berbaupt. Setbl
w;nn bieielbe BON seiuuosn Tbierer
fommt. uno in reinen &dumen aufbe'
pabrt muroe, man fann ia INNER MIDI
piIen, mas fir 3ranfbeiisltoffe in Dem
BoHer itefen, nit Dem bic W,td ae'
tauit iuirc. Neesifaru-@ afer uiro il
setp0bnlih oa5u niht uertusnoet. Nel
ben goridrlften elmer u~erninftiser g.,
iunobeitspilsse na4lebt, wirb baraui
aditn. baB i'm Sausbalt isine rots
Wild auf ben 9iid tommt.
0ebenbei aber nirft iih cine amber.
Jrase nuf. @enn 9biere on elmer &c,
fdbrlihen. iibertrasbarsn 8ranfbeit lei
Den f6nneS. obne oaB ielbIt oas eeubt.
Guse zines 7bierurStes cine Spur boz
ran enioeden mag. fann oa nibt aud
in tsr 2pmpbs, uie iie fir Die Smpiuns
benubt ipito, Elm 4ranibsitstetm ent'
balien iein. Wan nimmt in ben GIN
i%talter, iuelbe bic 2pmpbe beriteaer,
frellid nur quite ggempiare BON aiber,
meiitens Sunspieb, ober lit ni9t BIZ
Wbslihfeit elmer l,.ebertrasuns oorbon'
ben, iuern in Dem e;nen uoer auoerer
Silf Sieb cine aranfbeit unfntbtdI
5teien lam.
mp 6l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

@ir fonnen's ribt better maden fur
oas ooppelte Gelo. 0eHltt's 8itd
SaSel Salpe lit oas Bette. mas GrIab'
run9 prUoujiersu ooer @efo faufen
fann. Waiter Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
Sleibtbetm aItem.

Retlhu6er: Ia itebi's sebrudt.
oos cine Guafs 5000 ioif {.
Salpimmslmoun- Ssioeamdsis uisI
9elSi 6~sioeHmdsis e;ef G<lo! bleib id
liebsr bei meiuem arfp6hniinen aHen.
Zen taun ih fur so GeHis faufeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

n&ena Sic cine Wlnion erben mir.
nen." iraste ein Serr einen Bsfannten.
,,ipns lpiroen Sic oann tbun ?" ,3bun,"
fra9te ieinerieits oieier u%eripunoert,
,,uatiirlib oar nihts!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

Die I'm Dub DO 2aHoc.
Soiteierf: .0ieier Bril- 1T Su i6tusr.
msin 6rdulsiu, Sic miheH nod cinsn
3pei-Gsni.S Clamp earoui fis6sr."
6rduleiH: ,.@iro CT eaeaId nit
ltiperer ipcrotn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

NIdIS iibsrSen9i lnidsr, ola siu Ser.
JUDI nit 9e@ilt's @itd Sdjcl ealbc
bel grdnoiuunoeu, Austihuusei, Sdlr
Iunsen, 9auifrantbeIten uub 90mOrrboi.
Den. Rdlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

aleine pcseiabun1s 1siuRo1siis.
ringer: 9sgSitis 2itiis Jirip 5fiisrs
beifeu molariide SioHnsfu Eno rrauli.
rem Rasen uao Giussusiee, acpipe6
uno Sdwinoel osrbinosrno. &alfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

afsints Mdtdbta (5ur Mnttev):
,Ramo. bes s.d6trs 0<rtrao tot se.
iaaf. mrin xaitt iii EN- Slider.
wurm.r
Dtuiter: I'm, mas bat On easaui
~erIpieerigs
Ndodiea: ..Daaa ie, .hr Sairr Gu
Rebiwarm-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

.Welne 5reunoinnen baiten Re9t,"
leuISte cine jause, bibide Jrau. BOB
Id meinen Wann baio nad Der Seirntb
,,aus"iinoen wiroe. "3u Qauis" finSe
i6 lbn 9ar niht mebt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

Seit Z big S Snbren iiub Or. Nu9nii
a6dis's 0aulbulser 3ropisn bel mir
in Qauie it,is uortdtbig; tic ctWeiitn
id lmnsr als oas bette Mittsl sssen
dae 2ebcr mo Wsssuleibcu.-3bsr.
q. 5snimauu. $40. 10 Ebelan 8utloins.
Gan 5rareiseo, Gal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

Naturmtiien d. alides.
gOtauiter: ,Dies bier, 5rduteiH
&lein. 1T cine GabaispIanjr."
0as 6,dutsiu: ,@ie iHterchant {.
llno iuie large mus iie ipadicn, bis lie
3ignrstteu ird9t?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

Serr 2epi 9. Ransfielo Don 9itd,
iieIc, 9uu., idrieb: Sd fit eff Monate
an Sdmerjen I'M 8iiden. Nah gin,
lucnonn9 bon 81. Satobs Def iuurbe id
p%cllltdnoia aebeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

Better aus Dem Wsitsu: .,8as III
eigrntlid Der 1enberloiE=I ihrift. BON
rogldcm mo 10 piei b5ris"
Suoion: yDis 1T Dos 5,elnnb BON
Help gorf"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

EsofeH.r (;u rinem Gpm#aIait NJ;
,.G5,e baben otio ,dmunfide Hdhe,
Sbrer 1lbl oibet uerssi?"
S&iler: .9ein. 6err StoftGcr =
Die noturiu,F eni6nitlihen ron Starr
nid,t!"
BrOfefor tidmun5elno) }: NA 10. ei
baben Sic no9?'
Sdiier: .Satpob'. 0err Bruii'or
be bat 9iemanb aencmmeu"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

oOtn Wunu nenue lb Elm Genle,"
fa9te u 5u y, tpeil er @eoidte idreibt'
luelde leben lueroen." sop mari .
ein, lam aud er bapon leben? Z"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

9tbtet: ,Sas crsibt fid aus BEN
Sas oGie 3eit 1T fidtia" fir cine
RabnuHg all Guhs"
SdiIer: ,,GoB mir aud ilidii5 isin
icIsH."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
prok.fdue.

- 9. s. Clifford. BIN 9oiie1.
Elsc.. lit ON yifuraIsie ano xlsaaia.
tismns; iein Dtasrn MAJ au6 { Ors.
nuns, ieine 2ebsr mar in teuarnbieenoer
&eile ansrariiftn. uppei,t nabm ab.
nno Ct boi,e an 6leiin anr s,d fe be
eerttnb ahsenoumen. 2rtt 5laitsr
Glsitirines Buffers ~hsissiil,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

Wsnn ibr an 8opfiutb uno Bsrftup.
flung leiocu iuclIt. 10 scbraudt nidt
DssSitt's 9ittle Garlp Riitrs. Ual.
fer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

,Stben 1T nidt INNER sleihbebeuiel b
nit slauben. 8ir iebeu manfen Gig
ner, uno slauben ibm bod nidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

~llnfenntniB ron 9e8itt's 2ittle
Garlp Gtilsrs lit Gin llnsliid. 9ieis
tleiusn Ytlsu rtsulifsn bic 2s5sr,
cur'reu aOpiweb... 8pspspIia unb idled'
ten Nibeni. S~esitopiuus uno Silioitdt.
&alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
Qsssijksr eAsssiea.

6err q. ~. Hebese ssa ea1sssa,
sid Co, utoh, t&yeibt: 50 ut az 4coae
i6em 99nupiea, lsufte Elm Ha3 0losoo
6laf&en S&rts d.. Saet'S ''OAtasFA Rear
sdy" nnh bin erfreut, ia9en 10 beaHelt ~
u ff1r iunu,er bon bteisr Htaoe befrett VA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
Gria b.

0err: n9eiocr 1T Die @pbnuus Su
ndbe Der Sabnltntion, uuo i6 fam
Sdrm nitt pertrusen!"
0auSirau: .9afir iiebt ma aber
bon Der Seranoa gcnau ani Die Qsule,
bic ben 3us ueridumen, une bas 1T bob
ie'Ir unterbaltcuo!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

. eimiudihe &ppfrei6en.
Die ,5rau: St babe iart5itarts Sri.
Sen I'M appi!
Der Raun: 1hut mir lebr fsio, mel.
he 9isbs, nber Gu iuirit aid it,au Bis
gum ert,H udditsn Ronais serulosn
muien. Srahsr Gig big odbin fam lH
air feinsu usuen 6ui ~fauieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

year. Complete Shoe repair outfit, ineis1is9
troa lasts and sf.lrdart. zsA eytrything sec<
eeaary fos esmpkfc work. - s~fticies oaiy
oA Ses crt. Extra toois, etc, for Hal.
sess work-53 s1icics, dcl Either ost6t by
egrress 90 ffriyfss, neatly boxed, oa receipt 81
prtcs. The one ordering fhe fif.s ct In = pfaco
seesres E;se s-en.y ard nzk<s ixrgs psc1fA
10 gsofS safii paid fos. Addsesss
eeoooaav oU0pLy tsoVog, tssvasn. OAses
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

N&cper (uclbem uetiebentlih Elm
Gantoffel auf Die Sdultsr idat, als or
brtrnntcn na4 9auie mantt): 9onucis
lustter, bin l) benn bier lbon bnbeim?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
Dtntf9es 0aRbaxs

=. Heinsohn
ivontnrase nsben Der 9etmanna en-
RiuS.
Gities @aabaas bietet 4sifsnber Aal -
oneers Hormern bic bsnu eeQusMli4etN
stine Netten. quite Rob n fser At1ttasa
Psefen. Nar, bic Efsrhe Der 6drmet esls
Ia ssranmiseB Sta 1ettdabe lut Hu61Sr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04
Nnoolpb Jaeni6e,
@aler.

e...em seebrten EubIHnm pon pumags
4. tlmse9enb CUR seH. sMari6l ~ ID ujA
ais W a er bierielbf bonsrnb nteberosIaHtp
kobe. Sd Iperee ftsts beitrsbt isin, cue V
Etsin Dad t&Iaeenbt MrbeIien Dpie eaas.
S@ilbers, Soiss nne SreSfo,W oIereieis hi
pollen 3ufrietenbcit mtintr iptrtben Enat.
f9aft auBinfibrsu.
I'm sSsbrt wertben auftrdas bittsmb. sd4m.
erstbenf, J.
moi 10 %. RuboIpbSasueRe. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

8 HOTEL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04

Il merwartet g dtuBol9er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-04


0dnIcr uno es unicrliest feincm ,3iuei-
fel. baB Weniden babel umaeiummen
liue. IS miro pisGleidt usbrrre 9oas
oauern, sbe DIE 3abl Der 8si6oicten aes
uau crmlttelt iptrocn fam.
&leii9e 5sfsmaisn l6itcn iid bon Den
Bergen los mo itirStsn nit ocuner,
dbnllfem 9radsn in Die 5bafer uisber
NugenSeuscn idiloern bic Sceue nls
cine enticsen eiuH6BenSe 3unoaeburs
Der Haturmddte, bsuen seaeEiber Der
Neul6 abiolut biilos mar. Ron
bort nod imme, Sumpirs uuterirotihes
&ouen uno 0cionatiousn, ipie in esr
5rrne abgsfsuerie a1npnenidl6e uno
bic ReniGen idweben in 1ooesdnait
% iis slaubeu, baB nod iueiiere uno
bsitissre Gridltisruussn iOlseu moscn.
Die umarlfe eiaes 3bsilss Der Suite
ipnlSsn iueisntlih sednbsrt. aui Der
Seiie Don Gubuea III Die anlie I'M ieds
SUB seiunten. Gas Grs6ebeu mar
audi nod o anoercu Ratureria.inun.
srn bsslsiist. Die Ssidafsnleit Der
Sd'usfslqusltn o aiolpio wurben
porlSerssbsno sedaoert uno bieietbeu
ipruos.isn Str6me TAFT i~isoeneen sSaI
lers hsrpcr. SIN aratrr srnrs eric
itensn SuIfaus ~snitansen GusIsn
reinsu frii9tn &ahsrs. Ter Ri,tel-
pantt Der Siorunsen btinbet iid ,tui.
iden 2arpmao uno BEN Golf pom Ro-
lia, leSo4 iUurSen Die grihhttsrunseu
in saus grie9enlaub psripi,t.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20
Useful Hints for Housekeepers.

Lemon stains on cloth may be removed
by washing the goods in warm soapsuds
or in ammonia.
Mildew may be removed by dipping
the stained part in buttermilk, and then
put the article i'm the sun.
When the finger nails are dry and
break easily, vaselne rubbed on after the
hands are washed will do a world Of
good.
Rubber gloves are a great saving of
time and labor over the hands, as they
keep them free from any grease and
dirt likely to be absorbed when doing
hOusewOrk.
A raw egg swallowed Immediately will
generally carry a fish bone down that
cannot be removed from the throat by the
utmost eXertiOn, and has got out Of reach
of the saving finger.
When oiled walnut furniture begins to
grow dingy, it can be made to look as
fresh as new by re-oiling. Linseed or even
olive oil can be used, but pure. good kero-
sene oil is much the best Rub Il well
in with soft woolen rag, and polish with
clean, dry flannel.
Ink stains on silver or plated articles
may be effectually removed without in
jury to the articles by making a little
chloride Of lime into a paste with water
and rubbing the stains until they dis
appear and afterward washing the article
with soap and water.
To remove ink stains from mahogany
table, put a few drops Of spirits of nitre
into teaspoOnful of water, and touch
the part stained with a feather dipped
into the mixture Immediately the ink
stain disappears the place must be rubbed
with a cloth dipped in cold water or
there will be a white mark.
Dust and marks of children's fingers
can be removed from windows by rub
bing them with sponge which has been
dipped In ammonia and water. To re-
move finger-marks from, and restore lus-
ter to the keys of a piano, wash off the
marks with a chamois skin wet with cold
water; then rub the surface with sweet
oil, mixed with half its quantity of tur-
pentine. "A liberal rubbing with this
mixture will prove. effective.
Ink stains may be removed from
colored table covers by dissolving a tea
spoonful of oxalic acid in a teaspoonful
Of hot water and rubbing the stained
part well with the solution. Ink stains
may be taken out of anything white by
simply putting a little powdered salts OF
lemon and cold water on the stain, al
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20
The Fnt Fighter Is nonmeh.

Billy Madden, the we'll known trainer
and manager of pugilists, believes that a.
pugilist who takes on great deal of flesh
can never get into good fighting trim
again. In a talk with p. Jay of the New
York Recorder recently Madden cited nu-
merous instances where men once great in
the prize ring suffered defeat as soon as
they once became 1eshy.
when I started out with Sullivan" he
said II went and took a look at Ryan,
and then l knew we had a dead cinch I
went back and told Sullivan. You have
a snap 1 knew Ryan would not do, be-
cause he had a paunch like an alderman,
and 1 knew he could not train it off. 1t
was because Goss had been hog fat that
he suffered defeat when he met Ryan. 1t
was Sulllvan's great girth that defeated
him at New Orleans and caused Mitchell
to be like a schoolboy at Jacksonville.
"a boxer may reduce in weight and
harden his flesh until he looks like an
ideal man, but he will go to pieces early
in the battle just the same. While reduc-
ing his avoirdupois and building up mus
cles. as they call 1t, he is reducing his Vi
tality. When the night of battle comes,
he looks to be in prime fettle, but he has
no stamina, and he soon finds that he has
lost his speed They don't know what is
the matter with them and cannot explain
why they are slow, but know. They re-
duced all their power as they reduced
their weight"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20

ing dependent on her breeding, or abil-
ity to assimilate her food more readily
to the production Of butter. the one
making S35 worth of butter in a year,
another $40 worth, and so on up to $40
worth of butter in a year; and assuming
still further, that the COW making S35
worth of butter in a year is worth $35,
the cow making $40 worth Of butter in
the same time, at the same cost, Is
worth $3.50, or eight times as much, be-
cause she makes her owner eight times
as much net profit. $50 a year being re-
quired to keep either one. the S35-cow
making you a net profit of So, the other
a net profit of $40. or eight times as
much. The COW making $50 worth Of
butter is worth $12O because she makes
her owner four times as much net profit
as the COW making $35 worth of butter
in the year. which we assumed was
worth sS5, being about an average price
paid for cows in Ohio, making an in
come Of about $35 per year.
My fellow dairymen, did you ever
think of this? Are you satisfied with
the net profits of the $50 scrub cow.
when you can get much better cows at
a trife higher price and pay for them
out Of their own product?
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20

through the soil nearer the surface. 1t
is probably the greater amount of
warmth that alsike clover roots get early
in the season that makes its hay better
than that of red clover. When the soil
warns deeper later in the season the red
clover hay becomes more nutritious
If you have fat hens cut down their
feed. Keep them on oats, and do not
feed corn or wheat. The best remedy
for this trouble is exercise. The more
active the fowl is the less likelihood
there is Of its becoming too fat. For
this reason the Minorcas and other fowls
of the Mediterranean class are usually
exempt from this trouble.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20
CnrrRCfP6.

The robber chieftain confronted his
fair captive with glittering eye.
EITHER yield or diep' he hissed.
A look of calm resignation transhgured
the countenance of the maiden.
'Eyther," she murmured, and bowed
her head.
With a snarl of rage he turned away
Course it," he cried, when shall
learn to bride my tonguer'-N. Y.
Truth
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20
FARMERS IN HARD TIMES.
SOME TIMELY THOUGHTS FOR OUR
AGRICULTURAL FRIENDS.

COmpetitiOn-Its Advantages and Dis
cOuragements Applied to the
Farmers of the PeriOd-Au Around
the Farm-A Basket of Strawberries
and the Delicious Dishes to BE Made
from It-UsefuI Hints TO HOusekeep-
ers-A Collection of Valuable Rec
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20
Another Casabianca.

Mr.. Benjamin calling from window
'Ikeyl Ikeyl Vot for you standt dere
und let dot Yankee poy knock you all to
bieces for? Wy don'd you run avay?"
Ikey-"I cannot run away, mein fader;
l am standing on nickel. Judge,
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20
A STUDENT OF DEATH.
STORY OF 4 MAN CURSED WITH THE
SCIENTIFIC INSTINCT.

A Mysterious Stranger Tells of His
Fated Life-As a Boy He Envied 9th
the Vital Spark of Life and
Hated Them for Possessing It-POi-
son the Weapon Used Against His
FeIIOw-Men-HIs Family Extermin-
ated and Now He Is Again at Large
in Search of Victims.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20

lowing it TO remain about five minutes.
and then washing it out with soap and
water, when the stain will disappear.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20

It is not what its proprietors say, but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does. that tells
the story of its merit. Hoods Sarsapar
lila Cures
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-06-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
LESSON XIII. SECOND QUARTER IN.
TERNATINoNAL SERIES, JUNE "a

A Comprehensive Review of the Les
sons of the Second Quarter-GOIdeH
Text, Deut. xxi. documentary 10y
the Rev. ID. VI. Stearns.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-25
The Atlantic 6 Pacific R.R.
  The Great Middle Route Across the American Continent ill COnnec- ti0n with the Railways of the "Santa Fe R0ute."
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT
 SUPERIOR FACILITIES,
 PICTURESQUE SCENERY, EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS,

The Grand Canon Of the Colorado, the most sublime of Natures work on the Earth, inde- scribable, can easily be reached via Flagstaff, Williams or Peach Springs on this road. To the Natural Bridge of Arizona and Montezumas s well you can journey most directly by this line Observe the Ancient Indian Civilization of La guna, or of Acoma, ''The City of the Sky D Visit the Petrifed Forest near Carrizo. See and marvel at the freak of Canon Diablo. Take a hunting trip in the magnificent pine forests of the San Francisco Mountains. Find interest in the ruins of the prehistoric Cave and Cliff Dwellers. View the longest Cantilever bridge in America across the Colorado River.
 T. R. GABEL, General Superintendent, Albu- querque, New Mexico. W. A. RESELL, General Passenger Agent, San Francisco, Cal,, and AL buquerque, New Mexico H. s. VAN SLYCK, General Agent, Albuquerque. N. M
Arizona republican., 1894-07-25
A Thief to Be Proud of.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-By his own confession Wm. R. Melvilles' stealings from the Bank of California will amount to at least $34,O00 stolen during the past thirteen years. Tbe officials were astonished that it was possible that such dedication could be made and not be discovered under such perfect banking system as that in use.