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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
Remarkable III True.

1.-The strangest things happc
sometimes,
THAT is true; but what leads YOU
to make the remark?"
Just this. was passing house
yesterday and two ladies came tC
the door; and, although you may
find it hard to believe. it is never
theless fact-they said good-by to
each othcr just once and parted, one
going down the street and the other
re-entering the house"
''Said good-by just once?"
"Just once"
"Well, I'd advise you not to tell
that story anywhere If you dom
want your veracity suspected"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

The natural food of fowls consists
mostly of seeds, insects and grass. 1t
is not a natural condition when the
birds have but one kind of food, says
Mirror and Farmer. The birds that
build in trees and feed their young
would be unable to supply them if only
seeds could be provided. AS the con-
certrated foods must be given, the va
riety is also to be considered. Such
substances as grass and the shoots of
tender heritage are intended as much
for dilution of the concentrated foods
as for the nutrition to be obtained
therefrom. The work of feeding her
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

wide board with beveled edges length
wise in each corner. which is where
most of the spoiled silage is found.
~ think circular silo would be
still better, but more costly to make.
If I were building again 1 should
adopt the plan Of Mr.. Lesrned OF
Watertown. and build my silo with
the walls slanting outward, thus max
ing 1t little larger ut the top than at
the bottom. Mr.. Learned tells me
that by this method the weight on top
keeps the silage pressed tightly
against the sides and corners, and al
most none of it spoils.
TO GET AT THE ENsILAGE.
81 had door two feet wide, extend
ing from the top to the ground sur
face. inside the door had lining
of matched boards, which were re-
moved one at time as the ensilage
was needed.
IN FILLING THE sILo.
when we used whole corn we made
a wooden trough, and sent the corn
down into the silo, where it was re-
ceived and packed by another man. l
should advise farmer who wishes to
have silo and pack whole corn to ar
range things so that he can drive his
load near the top of his silo. Where
only cut corn is packed the power
carrier will take the stuff anywhere.
. WEIGHTED WITH LOAN OR STONE.
II weight the silo with about eight
inches Of stone. First, cover closely
with two inch planks, then lay the
stones upon the planks
zone year filed lot of old grain
and fertilizer bags with loan and used
that to weight the silo. The plan
worked well, and the loan became
dry and was used for bedding the cat
tie. / shall do that way again"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

white that is not SO glaring as the
common lime, and has been found to
resist moisture better than any other
wash. 1t adheres to brick or stone or
wooden walls or fences very firmly.
In its application the walls are first
wetted with water, by which the adj
hesion of the wash is made stronge err
than If applied to a dry surface.
Another good wash is made in thi
way: Half bushel of good fresh
lime is Stacked with boiling water
and kept covered from the air during
the shaking to prevent weakening Of
the lime by the carbonic acid of the
air. 1t is strained through fine seive
or cloth and seven pounds Of salt are
added; three pounds of rice -four
boiled to thin paste, half pound of
Spanish white and one pound of
broken glue stepped in cold water and
then dissolved in hot water are then
added, and when well mixed by stir
ring, Eve gallons of hot water are
mixed in and the whole again stirred
This is kept a few days closely COW
cred, when it is ready for use. 1t is
applied hot, being kept in kettle
over fire. This may be colored a
light brown by burnt lumber or a
cream yellow by yellow ochre. A
light gray is made by adding small
quantity of lampblack, previously
mixed with water and thoroughly
stirred. One pint of this wash covers
square yard. Farmers Review.
WHEAT Per CAPITA.-The supply of
wheat per head of population has
nearly doubled in fifty years. This is
remarkable fact in view of the
phenomenal increase of population
Taking the census statements that
supply was 4,36 in 1s40, 4.33 in 1850,
SIS in 1860, 7.46 in 1870, 0.16 in 1880
In 1890 the supply was about the same
as in 1870. but the crop of 1891 gave a
supply of at least ten bushels to each
inhabitant. Tx.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

Judge-Aren't y GU ashamed, madam,
Of treating your husband so outra-
geously? He is the head of the fami-
ly, and even your head.
Woman-Well, can't scratch my
own head?-Hallo.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
No Danger Of That,

..Do you think, DOCTOR" asked
Cholly Thistletop. anxiously, 1.-THE
symptoms indicate softening Of the
bwain?"
"No. not at all. SIR" answered the
physician, decidedly. Not at all.
There is no indication OF brain dis.
order The trouble lies at the upper
end OF the spinal cord. Let me see
your tongue"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
studying Medicine In France.

Statistics prepared for the budget
committee Of 1894 show that the to.
tai number OF students Of medicine
in France on January /, 1898, was
6,470 or these 1854 were regis
tered in the Paris faculty and 2.S3f
in the various provincial faculties.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
In Doubt About n.

Mrs. Figg-Tommy, II you don't
be bettor boy you will never get tc
heaven Tomny-And IL / be real
good and go there will l have to
Keep on bein' good after get there
indianapolis Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
A Dangerous Man.

Springtop-Your wife tells me you
insisted on changing her doctor.
Daugtree-I should say SOL Why
the one she had said he thought she
ought to go to Europe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

Smokestacks of ocean steamers are
much larger than is generally sup
posed. They range from fourteen to
eighteen feet in diameter.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

WHENEVER crowding the hogs with
full corn ration, it will be found a
good plan to keep supply of salt,
charcoal and AZ hes where the hogs can
help themselves.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
Originator Of the Concord Grape.

Modern society is very regardless of
its great benefactors, says Iowa
Homestead. Not only are republics
proverbially ungrateful, but all high
civilization seems to be SO thoroughly
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

A i2-year-old is one of the most ex-
pert bear hunters in Benton county,
Oregon.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

II@g"ms ms Cnmphor lee with Giycerine.
tn. original and only genuine. Cures Chapped Hands
and Face. Cold Sores &c. Z. O. Clark Co ~ .Have Ct
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

A Partisan book collector has 700
volumes not larger than one inch
wide and two inches tall.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

Two girls were arrested in Johns IN
Wash, recently for giggling in
church.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

Sneezing may be averted by press
ing firmly upon the upper lip with
the fingers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

Karl's Glover Root Tea,
The great Blood purifier gives freshness and
tothe Complexion and cures co. 'pntion. 25c. SOC
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

"Hnnson's Magic Corn salve."
Warranted TO cure or money refunded Ask your
druggist for IL. Price Is cents.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

fhaftli9 9tee etn unb fpeiiten ipdter
nit ber beuti4en Qaiierin In Der Willa
amalia. Raiis, 6ranS Soiepb trot um
8 ltbr Mbens feline Riidreiie na& @iea
an. St purbe bonn 4oiler gBiIbelm
nod Dem Babnbof beoIeitet. Mls bie
6eiben &aiIer bur6 bic bi4te Menl4en-
mense fubren, tueI6e ale 6trasen an-
fiillte, purben fie BON berieIben nit ftiir-
mil6en Subelrufsn begriibt. STE Sta6t
mar sldnjenb iIluminirt, be1onbers an
ben gum 8obnbof fiibrenben etraBen.
9ie beiben &aiier nabmen abIdieb BON
eiuanber, bis ii6 oer 5pesial5us In Be-
loeaung Iette.
Ser 3aiIer @ilbelm miro ben Be1ud
oes &ailers JranS Solepb ertpibern unb
auf Der 8ldreiie na9 Berlin iiber Wiem
reilen, mo- er in bem SdloB 5u @dDn=
brunn BON bsm Safer unterbalten tuer-
Den ,pirb.
Nus Wfinbnnaco, elmer Der Nbilippie
inleln linb gia1ri1ten iiber tpeitere
@dmpfe SmiI6en Malopen unb lpani-
l4en Sruppen einselaufen. Cine itarfe
Ibtbeilun9 Mtalapen, nit mobernen
Woffen ousseriiftet uno bon bem Sul-
tan bon ate sefibrt, mohte einen
ansriIf auf bic Ipanilde Militdritation
in Sepantp unb nabm bielelbe elm.
Die Citation tpurbe BON ben gingebore=
men aus9eplilnoert unb stpei Offisiere
uno II anoere Yerlonen ipurben gefan-
gen senommen. 9ierauf ioben bic Mta-
laDen in Die gerse. aluf benz sBese
purben mehrere Der @efansenen, bic
ni6t lbnell senu9 folsen tonnten, fal.
ten Slutes niebersemebelt. Cine itarfe
IbtbeiIuns BON @inseborenen 1T obee=
eonGen, nm ote MoIasen ;u perfolsen.
Spater lam es Sll einem @efeht, in mel
dem Die MtaIopen eeidlasen wurben.
(Sen Slanco prSaniIiit cine Armee Don
3.0o6 yfann, .uelde sesen bic Hebellen
maridiren tpirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
nad)ridter aus ohio,

- Sn @lepelanb mollte Elm Mann Elm
Sanobeil nad elmer Hatte tuerlen, bic
llber ben oofraum lief, traf ober ffatt
Der Static leinen Sreunb Mife Oalp, Der
nit ibm an Solsauileken beladftist
mar, on ben 6inteltopf unb neranIaBte
einen S6dbelbru6.
- Or. u. 8iubarbt in Upper San=
onsfD, lueI6er tiirSlicb gum GonIul in
Wtosfou ernonnt worben iif, CAB an1
SonnerItag alien leinen sreunoen Elm
feines Abi6ieosmobl. l1eber 500 @dfte
maren onmeIeno uno Elm I9bnes 8ro-
9ramm lpuroe aufeefiibrt. Ser 9oftor
erblelt etne elesante splbens 8rille sum
@el9enfe.
- 5rau 6rieorib 0orner in @lepe-
lamb bat Ii4 nnldnsIt erbsntt.
- Srant 6. Smith, auoitor Der
GAINESVILLE unb Sbio 3iperbobn, aeht
mad Bolton, nm eire Stellune bei
einem Spnoitate ansunebmen, meIdbes
Die StraBenbabn IN Sem Orleans be-
iist.
Sefabrlids G1pIoiion.-als
am Sonnerl tag Der iunge Sobn BON
George 2oren5 in gerrp SomnIbip, Mih-
lamb Gountp, etmas SoI5 in ben Rod.
ofen mari, erfOlste eine GgploFon, bic
Sanoe puroen benz Rnaben fait 9dnalid
abseriilen uno Der iibrige She'll bes &Sr-
pers erbebli4 perlebt. Ser Ofeu unb
pieIe &iidenmDbel purben babel aer=
trilmmert. Wabrideinli9 mar nod et-
mas Spnamit bonn Auslprenaen Der
gaumpur5eln in einem Stiid 6oIa oe=
blteben, ipel4es erplooirtc. Ser Gnabe
muroe tobtIid uerlebt.
3mei peibli9e StraBenrduber. be;-
Dc Negerinnen, tpurben in glepeIonb an
., relp. 3 Sabren 3u4tbaus perurtbeiit.
Sn solebo 1T Der 72idbriae ssuno-
gelelle gSilb. 8. Ortmann, Ser por ii
Sabren aus Sannoper nod Mmerifa eiu-
9emanoert mar, 9eitorben.
- 9rpielior s. 30. Guis pom Dber.
lin eolle9e tin Dem 8abnbof ber Santa
Sc Gilenbabn in Chicago, tudbrenb er
au1 einen 3u9 ipartete, pl6bIid einem
oer3lblas erlegen.
George Seib, Der 12=idbriae
Sobn eines 6armers BET Wooifer.
lplelte NIT elmer 9roBen YiltoIe. eyett
mus ibm Elm gein absenommen uerOen,
oa 5mel 8useln ibm oas anie seri9met-
terten.
Gin alter anliebler BON solebo.
ebriItian 5irbis, nabesu 63 Sabre alt.
aug slmleloinsen, Canton Bern in ber
Sdpei5 9ebilrtis, lit seitorben. Ser
'elbe battle ii1 1852 in Solebo nieber=
aelalIen.
sc t otet. Ser 22idbrise 3.
Wtillaro Garnol, Elm &rubenorbetter In
8elllton. Sadipn Gountp, tuurbe am
SonnerItas Morsen our9 cine erplobirte
Vatrone tbotlid perbrannt. Gin nahe-
ltebenoss EuIperfdbden egplooirte ebens
falls. Ser lunse Mann itarb natb pe-
nisen Stunben.
Sie Nidel Blatesgiienbabn bat
alle ibre Stabtbiletofiicen in fleineren
Staoten ldnss ibrer 8abn bin einae-
Iteat.
Tolsenbe neue pOitmeiter tuurben
ernannt:
W. 8. Seaoensoob, MponboIe. gpfh-
oeton Gountp; 9. M. gbapin, Ssron,p.
ton, Qidinq gpuntn q. @. e,tofhoIs
@uerniep gountp.
SIN boten alter bon IS syobren IN
Elm meiterer pionier Don Muglatae 60.
9etm9e9ansen. auf Der SSarm fetnes
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
2lMslant.

Im Spnntas, BEN /. April mar
Der 79ite Gsburtstag BEG ssiiriten
Sismarf uno oerlelbe morb nit er6=
berer ge9eiiteruns unb alleemeiner ee=
letert, ola ir9eno einer Der friiberen @e=
burtstaa9e ees Observation-Disclosures. Wtan
fann 1agen, bob bic sseier bereits porioe
Bo1e besonren bat. eSebe 9oa bradte
Srieie ilno @el6enfe naf Ssriebri6s=
rube nnb sluar ni9t nur aus alien
Sbeilen. .oes atei6es, lonoern bon iiberaIl
ber, lpo oeutIb eeSpro6en mirb. Sie
8eldentc, unter benen li9 aud bic
iibliben Gibiseier bon Seper befinoen,
lino lG0ner nnb sablrei9er als ie. Sic
6eItli1feiten sei@nete Iib bur0 bos eroBe
SntereFe aus, luel1es bas beutl9e Wo!f
an oenleIben nimmt. Ser 9eainn
berielben beItonb borin, boB siu6lf
Samen benz 6iiriten 8ismarf eine calliz
9rapbtla pradtooll ausaeTubrte 4oreIle
nit Der lleberl1rift Sem @riinoer Der
bentI6en Ginbeit" iiberrei6ten. Oie
Iorelie mar opn 100000 SuneTrauen
BON 9eIlen, Baoen uno Der YIals unter=
sei1uet. Sic lag in einem f6itIiten
fin ltleriId 9earbeiteien Gtui unb mar
uun einem @ei6ente besleitet, beItebeno
aus 400 6laI1en Mein aug ben leltenz
lten uno dlteiteu Sabrsdnsen. ssiirit
Sismard banfte ben Damen unb er=
tldrte, bas lebbafte Sntere7e, ,uel6es bic
Trauen an Der Yolitif nebmen. lei Elm
orober Sdritt auf benz Yf faoe bes Sort
{ Jrittes. gla4bem Der &ansler feline
glniprade beenbet bate, tuetteifertsn Die
9amen init einanoer barin feline Yfsife
81 itopfen uno in Branb 3u leben, Elm
0erfabren, tpel9es bent Weanne BON
8lut unb Gilen ausenl9einlid oas
9r6Bte 8ergnii9en bereitete.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

SD empfeble serne Or. Nusulf Ro-
ni9's 9ambur9er 8rufttbee ee9en ale
Irien Grfdltun9en. Wir gebrauhen
ben Sbee in uniere 6amilie felt pielen
Sabren.- Sra Nnna Stobl, 419 Norb
GbappelitraBe, Baltimore, Mb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10
@ortIeBuu9 foI9t.l
Rorrtoirt.

&ibter: sic DeiBen?
9ame: QubmtGa BON SiBmil5!
Gtbter: 9eborcn?
Game: 6o6pohIgebprem tuenu
I6 bitten bari. QIIt,}
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25
MANNING ON HYPNOTISM
HOW CAPTAIN DICK WAS PUT
UNDER THE INFLUENCE.
1t Was Not q Bright Steel Disk, but
the "Littlo Bunch of Five"
That Did the
Business.

"Iypnotiss i'm? Me 'iyrnotise i'm?
Say, OATS de biggest guy in de country.
Some mugs been swsllin' 'is 'sad;
OATS what ails Captain Dick. see?"
Underneath the shiny plug hat OF
Prof Manning, Psychologist, a broad
IN lie played over the expanse of fea.
lures, and the lid OF one eye-.he left
one sagged expressively. "Youse re-
porters thinks you knows it ALL"
A reporter OF the HERALD smiled back
at Prof. Manning, Psychologist.
"'Iypnotised i'm wild me little bunch
OF fivs,'' the professor proceeded to say
ss he rubbed with the stubby fingers OF
his left hand the great knobs that stand
for knuckles on the back OF his other
one. Oats low I'ypnotised i'm. Say,
wen Capt. Dick come out dere after time
was called, an gets up his dukes 'jes
lets i'm prance for second and den he
leads wild his right an Laws me 'ead 30
an lis fin goes over me shoulder. See ?"
when . follers me up den's were l
gets in me 'ipnotise business. l lets
90 me right and lands on lis mug and
me left goes up against dere were you
see dat lump under lis eye anu 'e's
';pnotised all right.
Say dacs de way any amachewer
does. been dere msself. Didn't l
used to git shaky in de knees meseli?
Bet yer life been dsre. been 'ipno.
tised wild de little bunch of five meself.
"Wot's dis gag about do sidney steel
disk? Capt. Dick was scarf 80 q
couldn't tell q little steel disk from q
search light and dey wants to talk
about me 'ipnotisin' m. After l lit
him in de jaw to get lis 'ead lookin' de
other way once, den in de kidneys to
get i'm groggy and den banged i'm up
over de temple to set de weels in 'ia
'eai goin' round, say, 'ipnotisin' i'm
wouldn't been in 1t.
In me book on physical culture. l
tells all about 'ow it's done, you know.
You bet yer life dere amt no 'ipnotism
in dere. All straight stuff, and when
gets it published dere won't be no call
for to go round wild bright steel disk,
'ipnotisin' people to get 'em to read de
book.
Next week Ill be in Benson 8
opera 'ouse dom de Bowery tough In de
Streets O. New York. Pll 'ipnotise der
audience dere, an don't you forgit it,
an il any man of me weight thinks e
kin 'ipnotise me wild his dukes I'll give
i'm de chance an $50 wen g gifts me
| under de influence. sse?
Say; dat Captain Dicks way off.
Me 'ipnotise i'm Well, dat's rich."
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25

| czar) has freed rs women from the
knout. and II you dare touch that lass
will split your head with this That
girl 10 engaged TO the man who has COM
mitted the murder, for which the poor
lad in the last row 10 suffering inno-
Gently. Now. dare you to harm her.
and demand that Ivan Chsrtowsky be
arrested and Michael Bikow sent back
to the city to be tried over, or so help
me God, you never leave this place
alive.p
The officer was astounded by the dis
play OF 90 much courage by the girl, that
stood like the incarnation OF Ill fate, be-
fore him.
"Go to b-ll" he said. lyon ugly
faced witch! You can force me to moth
ing, but will not be unjust. On what
grounds do you claim all this? '
With hurried words Anita told her
discovery, and, tearing the pleat OF her
sarafan open, showed the fatal brooch
and rings, which the officer put in his
pocket.
Call the 'Starshoi,' he ordered,
and Lubs rushed of to bring the elder
of the parsonage. who had also police
authority. The old man soon arrived.
and hurredly saluting the officer, asked
his wishes.
"You will arrest Ivan Cherto wsky at
once!" the officer said, land bring him
here. Take two of my soldiers to help
you"
Barely had the three men left when a
shot rang through the hot air, and the
news epresd like wildfre, that Ivan
Chertowsky had committed suicide.
When the "Starshoi" and the two
soldiers returned, verifying the news OF
the murderous act, the officer handed
paper to the old man and said: Take
this report and the prisoner at once to
the CITY," Then turning to the soldiers
he called out, II command that No.
1906. by the name of Michael Bikow, be
handed over to the ''stsrshoi" Of PAX
rowskajs, in chains on hands and fset."
The order was at once obeyed, and the
caravan started on it's weary trip. driven
by the Cossscks; and soon the monoto-
nous blinking of the chains died away
in the defiance.
Two years had flown. Many poor
wretch had passed through the village
and quenched his thirst at the we'll, had
heard the story of Michael Bikow and
his fair liberator as child listens to a
fairy tale, but no Anita hsd come. She
dreaded the "reminiscences of that hot
July day. and never stepped out OF the
house to etare at the convicts. Today
she is specially busy, preparing the first
dinner for her husband - Michael
BikoW,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25
QUESTIONS OF INTEREST.

Tho Coming Meeting of Southern Cal
ifornia Supervisors.
The coming meeting OF Southern Cal.
ifornia supervisors in Los Angeles will
be notable one. The chamber OF COM
merce is going actively ahead with ar
rangements for the reception OF the
visitors, and the indications are that
there will be q large attendance. The
total number of supervisors is not very
large, and from assurances already re-
ceived there will be few vacant seats
when the roll ia called.
The visitors will be able to inter-
change views, not only upon immigra-
tion matters, but upon the conduct OF
county affairs.
One question that will be fruitful
topic for consultation is road improve
ments. This is a problem that has been
staring the supervisors of all the coun-
ties in the face. and it will be very in
teresting for them to compare notes on
their failures and successes. Much
good. it ia believed, will result from the
interchange OF opinions on this and
many other questions upon which super.
visors are called to pass.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25

take drink and water their animals,
then the convicts approached the we'll.
Anita and Luba had stepped back and
their eyes rested on each OF the unfor~
Inmates as he eagerly grasped the cup
with both hands.
All, there, there was face they both
recognized. a pair of eyes. that with an
indescribable expression, rested on the
handsome form of Anita, and she knew
it WAS Michael Bikow. A moment later
Anita knelt before the leader of the
transport. an officer of but low rank,
and touching the ground with her fore
head, exclaimed with trembling voice
master, l pray in the name Of all that
is holy to you, listen to your humble
servant and have mercy, yes mercy"
"Pshaw." blurted out the hesrtless
officer grinning like a beast. "too late
to whine now, let your sweethearts con-
slider what they do before they do it.
Get out OF my way, lass or by my
beard l will let you feel the end of my
knout," swinging with theae words
around his head an ugly looking horse
whip, consisting OF short wooden
handle, to which was attached a lash OF
the same length formed by wound wire,
Covered by leather, ending in small
piece of lead, overspun with a heavy
pitched thread. IF you were not as
pretty as you are, you might have felt
it anyway" he concluded.
Lubs. who had heard these words,
dropped the bucket from the yoke. and
taking it in her right hand stepped,
burning with anger, before the brutal
officer. you forget, SIR" she said.
that our little father (meaning the
Sarapsn-Dress peculiar to the Russian peas.
ant women, consisting of shirt ana waist
that reaches mp TO The arms and il he IN
l. position by Two straps of the same mate
RAJ running over the shoulders anu cross
ing in the back
Upraynik-Chief of police OF q country dis.
trict
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25

When Baby was sick we gaze her Castor1s.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clurg TO Castorta.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

rates q ana g2.5Q ~ day'
IN. BESEFlELD, G. q CLEMENS
Proprietor. rinH 'ltih
rrx AnKASA. TEXAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
nolp uuNrERls rARADIsE.
Rainy Lake Cry MINI, ENJOYING Trials
of Young Mining Camp



Rainr Lake City. MINI, March IT,
pryyisions are coming 10 slowly, and
tha tloisanl people here are short OF
faod Tho roads began 20 break cnr-
II 10 iha week. and had The warm wealth
er continued travel would have Dren I'M
noasihi4 for two weeks. and 10 pr9fiss-
ians e0uld have been oh'ainet
snowins again. however, and NC iurhrf
gesr Il entertained One hote. has .le,in
iaHf. and two morn are o. ihe way Two
saloons are running and ihrne NOR, ~.
ais wcek. Two dance hnusa 1911 DC
opened Is MOTT week ~.
Mon continue 20 rpir iuio the cry
f-om an Directors. Athpneh trnFH has
been iusnsied iy ihe dnshy eDndihen OF
~ roads. and ilIe fear o. iee mtuns.
4 e4ndicate hiss been formed 20 take eare
n fr.rslers a. sooa az naFieaiion opchasl
and are getting 8 numoer ~ aAses IN
Tho orisinni flseoYrrer ~ gold. Ieit
fIfi5r.th. 1redirf- TINT 100000 men VIII
s.,er ~ gold iie,da ihis year. o. NYiei,
cJnaidarahe number aiay 2. p,fiei
- SAY Safe fscoiogiei NlncaeA =
,r,i,inr prcpsrations 10 continue ilt nnl-
w 81 he Rainy lake re1oa. ~ qnS
-, ycry small paT has yai oesn s1F'fse"