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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

bread must ~ freshly cut
Soilel plate and dishes should 81
removed from The right
fable cloths must ~ laid without
wrinkles and perfectly straight
A dining room must - free from
dust and At pleasant temperature.
Caryers must BE treated with a.
much respect ., II they we're raxor-.
Everything relating only d ono
course must BE- removed before scry.
ing smother course.
4 meal must never bc announced
until everything Is TN rea lines.
which l. needed o. may be needed.
4 waitress Is responsible Tor tho
proper heating 81 dishes ana plates
before they are brought % the table.
Everything which admits D. choice
must be placed al the left. Every
thing which does not admit On choice
must By placed at the right
The sharp edges of knives must ID
turned toward tho plate: bowls Of
spoons and tines 81 forks must 81
turned up.
In clearing the table food must Be-
removed FIRST. then soilcd china
glass. silver, and cutlery. then clean
china. glass, silver and cutlery. then
crumb rs, then carving cloths
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

surnes s5s noands less o. food thas
the Eoa il tAe open air. while the lot
in the box stalls consumed 40 pounds
Isss foaa fhan HE lot in the open air.
ana rs pounds less than the lot pa
the she'd Profcssos Sanh0ru SAYS
-.The exas rlment agrees With that of
preceding years 10 showing thst
) lof ia warm barn, .a 6o@
stalls. with limited exercise, make
4 more economical sse uE food
than lot in the open
sir Ii this D. irle 81 steers, and
ii Is. then aith hoW much more
force does Ii apply 10 COWS which are
kept 10 make milk. and upon the
ratio "a between feed consumed and
mllg yieiae3 depends al the profit
Cows must be kept comfortable in
winter. the more comfortable they
are the more profitable viii they b.,
and when il Is known that Il costs
more 10 Iced COWS in cold stables
than il does in warm ones, il ought
10 b. = matter II good business
policy - pat the stahles il the best
condition possible * looks nov Is
though one way 20 save
feed i 10 keep the c0as warm;
weaiherh0a aFe cheaper than
meal ard bedding Than hay; money
speEt in making the cows stable
warm j. sell Invested
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

AZ long rs the milk increases. in
crease the feed. while II is profitable
Those who make a poor article u
butter Do not generally get profit
out 81 IL
Well cured corn fodder. oat straw
Or clover are excellent FOR the sheep
in winter
Tnrnips constitute considerable
part OF the food Of the cows on the
Isle Of Jersey. il IS said
Forty degrees is about the proner
temperature for preserving fruit In
cold storage. II may be lowe. but
should not be higher
Il will cost very little On manv
farms 10 bring tho water into tbs
barn. and II Il Is done ii Il ~ mnrb
better 10 winter for both stock and
man
Never induce a horse 10 come n
you IN the pasture By pretending to
hold out something to him. when yo,
have nothing. The animal win soon
learn to doubt your word and action.
English farmers. it Is said. will
quit growing grain altogether
That will improve the market for
american farmers. and sem tho
English farmer can buy imported
grain cheaper than he can grow IL
Pro- Craig says the best gain. ali
things considered. that he has been
able to get with sucking lambs Wa
m;Aie with ration consisting Of fonr
parts Of bran. four parts Of corn
meal and one part oil meal
While it must be admitted that "a
stock raising great deal depenJs
upon the feed ana the care. ~ ~
same time IL Is fact that some stocs
do not respond 10 the best az emo
sufficiently TO De profitable. Have I
good class of stock IN me frst olacs
and then give them drst-class trent.
ment
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

a. 70 setting posts top downward
30 make them last, there has teen q
good deal ~ discussion Many wears
ago 6g Way u TEST. farmer sci two
gate posts. ole TOP and ihe other
batt downward The latter va.
taken frosn tae lover. and what
light 1e supposed the best end 81
the leg and BOlh Were entirely sound.
lie ha4. some years since. occasion
- renose tie POSTS the latter Was
entirely rOtt a on and the former
woald have lasted some Six, eight Or
more years longer He tried tao
pieces q poet feBce with -imllar re-
suits. i g such experiments as
ihese haze ~. Into most men. heads
the no:Loa lhat posts set Top
dowrNard Will last longest.
S1ea practical tests are ii
more Importance ln decld.
Ing such questions than all
the philosophical reasons INA. could
bs prolacel Il l. rnoistare that
rots timber Keep Il dry and ii q
exempt from decay. There are many
kinds u shrab., etc tina, win pro-
paZate from the slip. for nstance.
tae euFraat. grape AHd wi,low These
although seParated iron ans eonnec.
ton with The rDot. coutiN4c % cle-
Yate the moisture FROM tho caeth, 4o
m ~ cause taeir growth Ot course
the vessels q post timber II placed
- ths Eroand according % the ar.
rangem IL nature. Will elevate
ine moisture ard keep ihe tiaber
damp bat if she order Is reversed II
remains comparatively desc hence.
the priAcipa, reason. no doubt. why
post lasts longer top downward
Farmers Voice.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
General f;ot,rIso.

General Gourko whose death is an.
nounced, was the most famous Rus.
sian officer in the war OF 1877 with
Turkey. He carried his arms across
the BIlkans in md winter, in spite Of
binding snow storms ami avalanches.
moving with the celebrity and grim dc.
termination which Ssonewatl Jackson
displayed. His losses in the battle
with the elements were heavy. but
the end justified The means. for be
quickly nut an end to the war. tie
fruits Of which Russia was not allowed
to reap.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
A Brave soldier.

hundred years ago the unfOrtunatt
people who cIme into the hands OF the
surgeons, generally soldiers or sailors
who had bean hurt in action. were
forced to undergo the 0 erations nee.
essary to the prolongatiol of life
without taking ether Or chloroform
as IS now administered to make the
patient unconscious, and free from
pain attendant upon the OPERATION
To secure quiet ten the pllient hal
to be bound BIZ ropes, 50 that muen q
he might desirs to vince. he was ut
terly unable to do 50 sca5i0nally
patients showed remarka Die f9rtitd1,
at the crisis Of their troubles. but none
ever showed more than a soldier who.
on the morning after the battle Of
Yorktown, October 10. 1881, va
brought into the hospital, having been
shot in the knee. 1t was found nee.
essary to amputatc the limb and the
surgeon ordered the nurse to bind the
man fast preparatory to the o ERA
ton
Never protested the soldier .You
may tear my heart from my breast,
but you shall not bind me. Can you
get me fiddIe?"
His request was com 7lie1 with. and
he proceeded to tune the instrument.
after which he said. $50, doctor. now
you can begin" And he played during
the whole operation, which lasted for
ty minutes. without uttering a single
false note or disturbing his features
in the slightest - Harper's Young
People.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

Every now and then a coroner
quest has 10 be held on the boay
some unfortunate individual wbo Nv
swallowed the contents Of a b,,.5
which was intended Tor external M
only. Such Inishaps are inpossii,,..
Germany, where the law requires tts
druggists 20 put mp all medicines ssS
drugs in round bottles, and an lotias4
for external use, ia ribbed or hexagossi
bottles, Hence, any one can ten for
certainty. even ia the dark and even y
he cannot read a word, whether M
bottle he takes contains medicine i.
something 70 be applied externally opiv
some druggists in this and other eas.
tries adopt some such classification. ls',
the absence of any enactment naEir.
II obligatory takes away from the ~
vice or prescription almost It's en,i,a
merit II the legislature were u Z.
tablish the rule, no Inconvenience
would be caused any one. and the iis.
6ility Of fatal mistakes would be greas.
Is reduced st Louis Globe Denio.rst
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

WACHTEL the great German siZ-
ger. who he's just died. began 70
charm his audiences as : Berlin cab
man Music Is perhaps the one pro
fessiSn in Germany in which extra
ordinary gifts viii send q man into
the arms Of prince in spite o. -,lor
condition
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

AS0THER man has been announced
as about 10 marry Miss Helen Gould.
II the young LADY is not satisfied
with some o. the material 50 Kindly
selected for her she must Be hard 10
suit She seems 10 be threatened
with bigamy rather than old maiden
hood.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

PEOPLE Of New York are discussing
the feasibility Of substituting the
xhirring, whizzing noise OF the over
head trolley for the ..ws-eh-h Ia wing7
Of the tow-pafh mule As eanal-hoat
motive power 1t Is difficult TO de-
termine which sound IS the more be-
witchiElg
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

AELLc. the Brazilian rebel. i said
TO be gaining ground and to IL SIRE
Of ultimate victory. Those doughty
citizens 81 the United tates WLo
sailed array On the Nicther3F to blow
Mello's feet out OF the water would
probably sail neeaIly back again if
this bit Of information could 5s con
vcyed 10 them. which, alas. ii cant.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

The stockholders o. the American.
Casualty insurance and security com
pany unfortunately do not hold any
pOlicY securing them against loss
In view Of the fact that the company
has lest the whole Of its capital.
Sl.JJl.0j9. and its surplus fund Of
$4,000 bat is further in trouble TO
the extent Of nearly S2Jt.J5l, tbs IS
in every way depioEable
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

In Bulletin No. 20 Of the Utah OK
pertinent station. Professor Sanborn,
the director. gives some very In
teresting facts relating to his ex-
periments in feeding steers indoors
and out There were three lots OF
steers in the trial; one lot was fed
in q shed, one lot ia the open air
and one lot IN box stalls. In given
time "thc lot under the shed CON
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

A YoUEG fellow in California tlisd
TO wreck train AM gave the lucid
excuse that he was hungry. The
connection is not plain Had tie
tried - burn house ard shielded
himself behind the allegation that
his corns hurt he would have been
fully d logical
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

4 RESIDENT Of Philadelphia claims
10 have discovered q process 81 tan
ming skins without bark. Of Loirz
this. too. in six hours. and having
q result q superiO quality Of leather.
nov If somebody Will b1t discoser q
process Of training dogs ia the same
way. then viii Yankee ingenuity not
have eEited in van
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
More Horrors for the next war.

A bloodthirstY engine 81 war has
recently been invented Electricity
is the chief point in it, con5truc ton.
and il is carried on ligat ~ agon
drawn BIZ couple Of horses F5ur
men can discharge it four times IN
fifteen minutes, each discharge throw
ing 25,001 bullets over surface Of
$4,000 yards.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

EDDIE GOULD. is engaged in max
ing vigorous kick because he pare
more taxes in New York than do the
Yanderbilts. There is an easy way
for him to escape the necessity.
There is no law that compels him 10
continue in position that makes
him able to beat the YanderbiIts as
a taxpayer. Powerful examples have
been set BY such men az the
philanthropist Peabody OF ways to
escape excessive taxation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

ES0rGH newspaper columns have
been printed In the American news-
papers about Hawaii 70 20 around
the islands twice. and leave enough
for nice. big fashionable boz knot,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

ADasEEaE MELLG's wa-sbio Jarary
vas sunk With comparative ease
People are beginning - lose t-cir
confidence in var vessels. saeh
slight disasters Or attacks aauihilate
them. 4 British naval Official Of
high RANK has Just declared that the
British navy ) in a Bretched con
dition II the British nav IS weak,
where can 4 strong nag be found
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

A WHOLE month has passed and
the country has not been startled
with a single railroad casualty OF
any great Importance. What Is the
explanation Of the tremendous list
of last summer and Of the absence
of anything more like it? The rail
roads are not now engaged in an at
tempt to crowd a quart of water into
a pint cup; they are not trying to
accommodate a thousand passengers
when they have facilities for hand
ling not more than five hundred
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

NNg men and ore woman re-
NAMED In the rigging Of o pastlF
foundered schooner OF Bay Point, n.
T., all daT, lately from dawn to
dusk. and though only > quarter Of a
mile from shore the life saving crews
were unable to rescue them. Much
is said in praise Of the life saving
service, and il i no doubt excellent,
but there u evidently room for
further improvement in life saving
appliances
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

FoR the last two months the city
of London has been scourged by
diphtheria and the malady seems
growing more and more virulent.
The number OF new cases reported
weekly now amount to 100, while the
weekly mortality from the same
ranges from eighty TO ninety, or
more than twenty per cent Of all
those attacked. 1t is estimated that
the mertalitI rom diphtheria alone
in London for the year 1898 viii
reach above 5000. Singular how
successfully this dread malady battles
the efforts Of modern scientists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
GOOn CHANCE \

Odeii so Typewriter for sio. IL cash With or
Der IL received before Nov. tst, isp3, The
iamous odoll Typewriter Is used BY Lawyers
ministers, Doctors, Merchants, Editors ana
print, simplicity and manifold copies No
teacher required. IL will do your work In one
hours practice Order nov ard take advant
age OF this exceptionally
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

TIE cruiser New Yo-k appears to
have been launched with q silrer
spoon on its PROV. She has been
the recipient Of a beautiful set Of
eolors, 8 magnificent silver service,
an extensive library. a gorgeous
punch bowl. and now the New York
merchants have added to the collec-
ton by presenting her with choice
candelabra She seems to be az
preaching the dignity 81 a floating
palace
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
suicide. an 0Id 1Fo-'d Armis.

Startling are ths of .iai statistic.
that have just been puoljsh,I in Ger.
many concerning the number II sui
cides in various armies 81 the old
world. and they are regarded 81 the
Omaha Bee as striking illustration
Of the unpopalarity Of obligatory mil
itary service II seems that ia Aus
tria the average rate for the year Is
i3l per 100 ODD men. Tas French
come next, with ninety two suicid q
per annun for each lOJ. 90 mea The
German government gives its rate 4.
sixty-eight, but these figures are gen
orally believed = b. below thu actual
number. as the impression prevails fin
military circles throughout Europe
that the suicides in the German a M
are more frequent e7en than ia that
Of Austria. ltaly's quota IS ven 1T
forty-fve, while that 81 Russia
q 5es not exceed twenty, figure
that is obviously far ba.ow the truth.
Belgium gives its rate az twenty four.
Spain az fourteen and England at
tyenty-three most Of the suicides "a
the British army occurring out in
India. A remarkable fact is that
notwithstan ling the majority Of sui
cides are popularity believed to b, at
tributab!e To tyranny on the part o.
the officers, re: it Is precisely among
the Off GERS that the Iarg st number q
self-inficted victims Is to be found.
The farorite method Of suicide is b.
shooting. either with a rifle Or a re-
volver. Next comes drowning. ana
after that hanging, while or late
large number OF officers and men have
taken their lives b. throwing the n
selves in front Of r1iiw1T trains. /.
has also been noted that. VII areas the
smallest number Of suicides takes
place in the winter. the largest mum
Der occurs in the broIliug hot months
of July and August
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

Il never pays 20 huy pies with fnasev
that. ought 70 x spent on good hooss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

EzEis.. blgler what shall you bzow
eec,--s t14t hsTe IlrllieG fn TIE face cs he foe
Sozss that s1zil Enrsb in tie 1t ut and The
brain.
81 1lAe or br4Ts banners 70 fwin= again
ElF4lE u-fErls3 Ii the nnarNhss 81 peace
Blow e-irnslgs ~ .isE, a11 gre Is Increase
Bugls=. bryce var s aEav
y y 40 lac sl1gs Of . hGpDIes DAY
Many mere sleep Eho Te1g marching ~ 3 ycz.
[ ndsr Ire GAE15-s and u1der the GeW.
Aizlly. q. plg3rr 5EsE ire Is 70 play
Honor 20 those w1O are passing away,
B1glfr- ul-ler, Wait shll yo1 b2uEt
beers for CIR heroes Wherever they 70.
Cheers Tor E1e5r deeds, for their sc-ruWs 4
tear
safe u our hearts re ne thiEEs they hold dear.
BzEaSr, uuZle-- IGls shall yO& blow
Over the harvest and over Ehe suowf
KATE BzoUSkLEE SHERWOOD.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
THE FARM; AND HOME.
AN EXPERIENCED BREEDER ON
FEEDING HOGS.

The RiSas kind OF Feeding for rae
Fest GroWFh-Posis Top DownwaEds-
shelter ana Food --Farm Netes- How
20 serve a Dinner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

second Hand, 90 Hgrsc.
EAk tKhE VIII be sold at a great Bar
UHEENH "a. c. AKIN
SO. 18th ST.. Omaha Nep'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

Bzzler. b1Eler. Wh8z shall Fc1 bow
Over TIE harEesrs and over the suaEs
EAE.dren are e-yl1. % give 70 rs bre1d r
" 42QEs Are AEngl4skfug DEer tEa1r dad;
Esl1y them. h1zl1r- pity and blow
BlesSzass zzc oolzEles TasrrFer you go
BEg4sr. h1-Ae-s where shan yGZ isads
Into the mansions q na11es and gree5
INTO tnS parloEs where pleasure Is king
Into the El4rIs Ehere fhe Elalt5s -ldes wf1r
Sound she swtff simmons that none nav SKY
ray
The poor yoz have always. rise help then
today
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

.sMrs General Ba-low al General
Mezde's headquarters" he handed II
70 one Of his stan and told him -
place a white handkerchief UPON his
sword aud ride in a gallop towards
the enemy's line and deliver the note
70 Ms Barlow The oaieer p-omatlv
obeyei the order. lie was not f7ed
upon. and on being met by Union
officer, who advanced for that pnr-
pose, the note was received and read.
with the assurance that il shonid be
delivered instantly
Let rs tnrn from Gettysburg to the
capitol Al Washington, where. eleven
years later, General Gordon held with
honor, as cow, seatas senator Of the
United States. and was present at a
dinner party given BY Orlando b
Potter, a representative IN congress
from the state of New York UDon
Mr.. Potter introducing him to gen
tleman with the title OF General bar
low General Gordon remarked.
Are ron relative Of the General
Barlow. a gallant soldier, who was
killed az Gettysburg
lhs answer was II am the General
Barlow who was killed al Gettysburg.
and Jon are General Gordon who sue
cored me-
The meeting wa@ worthy o. two
such brave lnen-every inch Americaa
soldiers
should add that on rsceiving her
husbands mote, which hal been speed
ily delivered. Mrs Barlow fastened to
the field, though MT without danger
to her person, for the battle was still
in progress She SON found her has
band and had him borne 70 where he
could receive surgical attendance
Through her devoted minfstrations
he was enabled 70 resume his com
mand of the Excelsior b-i yade7 ana
add 70 the splendid reputation which
il had aehi vel under General Sicklcs.
its first com nnndsr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

4 90 .LoalI laa 81 Go B y. 81.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20

mia nnvvsa nuttes, Esss AMI rVaigfy stsFae
WkIl t1VlilE hNtL utsis- fauHiissiaa Mes.
sa'e S-'~ shant isAs HafueY ~ 0usAha
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-20
OMAHA BUSINESS HOUSES.

RaII IafFnu WHOLESALE AND RKfsw
MI HMFhE u. y. BLISS
TIA HuRsiss sIess
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-15

comes from stomach arrangements.
Even IN chronic and stubborn cases Of
skin disorders like eczema, it is the
prescribed remedy.
The blood, the liver, the stomach, the
kidneys---all are acted upon powerfully,
but naturally by the Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt You get the same benefit, the
same cure, the same feeling of lightness
and clearness all through your system,
as if you were at Carlsbad itself.
Beware of the many limitations sold
as improved" or artificial Carls-
bad Salt These are only mixtures of
Seidlitz Powder and common Glauber
Salt, sold by INSCRIPTIONS dealers for
the larger profits they yield.
Insist upon the genuine imported,
natural Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, which
is evaporated from the Spring at Carls.
bad, and bears the seal Of the city and
the signature of "Eisner 4 MendelsOn
Co., Sole Agents, New York." on every
bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-15
Industrial and Commercial.

1,400 new coal cars for the e. p. Wilbur
Trust company, for use on the Lehigh
Valley These cars will be of much the
same pattern as those in use on Mr..
CoXe's road.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
is TO reduce it's train time between the
east and west by at deast one hour.
The change will go in effect on the in
augurat ton of the fall and winter sched
ule, next Sunday. The reduction in time
will apply to both Chicago and st. Louis
trains.
The return of confidence in the iron
and steel trade incident to the elections
Is more or less perceptible; the larger
manufacturers, however, do not look
for any pronounced improvement until
after the first of the year, or until the
close of the winter months renders the
starting up of new works practicable.
The fastest run ever made over the
Pennsylvania was that of last week
with General Manager Provost and a
number of officials, from Jersey City to
Pittsburg. The train left Jersey City
at $50 a. m. and reached Pittsburg at
5 o'clock in the evening, and occupied
about eight hours and thirty minutes
in covering the 432 miles.
NJ. T.. ingalls,, president of the Big
Four, is quoted as saying that he has
never known the railway managers
presidents and general managers SO
much in earnest on the question of ad-
vancing rates to a reasonable basis and
then maintaining them strictly. He says
the present agitation cannot fail to
develop material benefit to the rail-
roads of the country.
The Pennsylvania railroad reports
that the quantity Of coal and coke ORR
ginating on and carried over its lines
east of Pittsburg and Erie for the year
thus far has been 13,407 ,90S tons, com
pared with 15,507, ,959 tons in the cor
responding period of 1898, decrease of
2,100,051 tons, of which 1887, 520 tons
were coal, a decreaseof LAC, ,493 TONS and
2,S3O,3SS tons coke, decrease of 629,5SS
tons.
Contractor King is grading an extern
sion for the Jersey Central at the Coler-
aine colliery. There will be additional
$50 feet added to both the loaded and
empty sidings in order to give the crews
an opportunity to handle the shipment
without difficulty. Another siding is
to be constructed alongside the main
track by A. S. Van Wickle, which will
be used by the Reading for the storage
of loaded cars. The latter company ex-
poets to enter the Van Wickle domain
some time next week. With the en-
trance of this great coal carrier the
Coleraine plant will have three outlets
by rail to tideWater