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WHAT WE EAT AND DRINK.

The American Public Health Asso-
citation was in session up at Mon
treal last week and hereis an elegant
extract from the address of welcome
by Lieut-Gov. Chapleau:
Placid am, content, serene,
L take my slab of gypsum bread,
And chunks of o1eomargarine
Upon its tasteless sides 1 spread.
The egg eat was never laid
BY any cackHng feathered hen;
But from the Lord knows what it's made
In Newark by unfeathered men.
1 wash my simple breakfast down
With fragrant chicory so cheap;
Or with the best black tea in town
Dried willow 1eaves-I calmly sleep.
But if from mans vile arts flee
And drink pure water from the pump,
gulp down infuSoTiae,
And hideOuS rotatOriae,
And wringling polygastricae,
And Shiny diatomaceae,
And hard-Shelled orphryOcercinae,
And double-barrelled kolpodae,
NOn-lOricated ambrOeilae,
And various amin aIculae;
OF middle, high and low degree;
For nature just beats all creation
In multiplied adulteration.
In closing his honor remarked tina t
if the assembled sanitarians would
disabuse his mind of these impress
siOns they would add to the cordial
ity of their welcome.
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Saved Mrs, Kennels Life.

Mrs. Jennie Rennie of Virgil, n. Y. had
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rendered invisible by setting light to
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-10-11
CASTORlA
FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN

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Stomach, DiarrhCea, Erucation, kills
Worms, gives sleep. and promotes digestion
without injurious medication.
For several years I have reeo- -snde
your Castoria,' and shall always continue
to do so as it has invariably produced bene-
fetal results
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
The Winthrop 125th st. and 18th Ave
New York.
Murray Street. New York.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
MisSOuri's Daughter.

Editor St. Jossph Herald: i want to
FAY few worda for Mrs. Vim. Scott. the
NEGRO lecturer and financial agent for
the Western college" have known
Mrs. Srott since abe first began teach
ing in the public schools OF this state,
twenty two years ago. She is Mis-
sourisp by birth ard education. For
a number Of years attended the teachers
institute in Clinton county. as did Mr..
Scott. She is a thoroughly educated
and refined lady. She was fayorite
among the teachers. commanding the
highest respect. For thirteen years
ST g had charge Of the colored school
at I.athrop. Mo-. and the board OF edu
caticu. ci;izeus and patrons speak in the
highest terms OF her work and her de-
votion 10 her peope. She might have
been worth a great deal had she
thought only O: self. ard held on to her
!. q nings; but instead her money. a.
we'll as time vas spent IN helping to
educate the children OF others, furnish
ing books. clothing, etc, for the needy
onea. For more than a year Mrs. Scott
has been occurring ard Working ns hasu-
cial aSen; Tor the Western college o!
Macon. No, Sn institution that IL edu
eating teachers. ministers and leaders
for the co!ore1 people She has made
o.: l. - At.p
ing the past year, collected ever 81 200
for the college. Ini> - school that
deserves the supaor; of the public. As
a lecturer Mrs. Scott Ia pair, easy and
forc,ble, at the su!diers' reunion at
Cameron, Mo. Oct nber 10th to l2:h, che
delivered three addresses to the delight
0. all who heard her. II the citizens OF
this state could hsve heard her Is she
elpquen:iy and ratie,ica!ly pleaded for
her p-c;,,c, for their educatisn and
evangelization. / AM sure each one
would have been proud Ut iar. She re-
fe red tn spne % tho papers calling her
NJ ssou7i's daughter. and sAid although
Missourl has some prejud:cas against
the negro. she vas st,li proud Of the
grand old state. arG Was not ashamed
to be called Nissouri's daughter. be
lieve ,he people OF this state VII" know
Mira. Scpt' are proud O: her. and she
will receive cordial welcome where
ever she lectures. hope every Mis-
souri, papc- Nil! copy this, and show
that We appreciate the worx of this
woman who came FROM slavery. and has
70 ada her mark, and Is indeed Missouri's
daughter. Az Elk TEACHER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
How to Make Good Vinegar.

4 Clyde. Wayne county. n. T.. man.
after Is yenrs experience in the making
Of first quality vinegar. says:
Use only sound windiall apples for
the making Of cid.r. free from rot OF any
kind; let the cider remain out Of doors
until as much OF the impurities OF it as
can be are worked OF; then put it into
the cellar TO remain until it becomes
vinegar. u HIGH will be IN almost year,
when it should be tracked Oh" before 1t
10 ready for use. Cider and vinegar bar
rels must be thoroughly clesued ard
perfectly free from the mother" that
n any people believe necessity To Coz
s,itu.e good vinegar. "Mo,her" ia the
Impurities OF cider, and none Of it should
be allowed to renais in the barrel. 1t
any of YOUR nelghbors think otherwise,
give it 10 them for their vinegar; per-
haps they will feel happy for the gig:
Don't put in any corn. nolasses or sn!-
thing else to hasten it's consu matloC.
Time is all that is required.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
xfN} Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there ia at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Ia
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Ca.a,rh beicg
a constitutional disease. requires con-
st,,u.ion treatment. Halls CHtarrh
Cure s taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and nucous surfaces
OF the System, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and CIV
ing the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature 10
doing its work. The proprietors have
80 much faith in its curative powers,
tha: they offer One Hundred Dollars for
sr- caaa that il fails to cure, Send FOR
ii,t - Testimonials.
Address. FL. CrESEY i Co. Toledo
o. Sold by druggists, 15c.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
Order OF Publication.


STATE SF MiSSOCBI,t
County "i Ho:;
IN tie Circuit Court Of holt county. In s4!s
Htsse. tc the JanGary term. ioG
Lille II. White
agsins,
sohn ". white-D!varce Suit.
4: tsfs 9Th day OF Move nn.'r, 1898. comes the
p,ai,,iI Lersin, By II. r. Al!,ne, hrt nt;urn-y
teiv.e the uIiers!xE-d C.rrt uf IA, crurt IN
v.va,!uE, sud Ei-s heE PETITION and sfi.lssi:.
Es;s-d dei-u ian, 1. a uou-resi,:-nt "f the state
ei Missouri. aad tGn,oi Lc suniinpned IL IBIS
aci:an.
tnst saii defendant Je notified BY puhii.
&aij,u That p,ninfta has co,Dmrneef SUIT
Against him In this court. the object xEd gene:
n nature Of ~h,ri j. ,hst pisini,H serks to he
cd with defendant oil :he 18th day ot August.
~: Ola tii- ground that defendant has abar-
Gan-d ;his piainiiH without rras"nsh!. c'n-e
t1r more than ore year next b~fofe the h!iag of
th,s petition and that -n'lr-s the said Join v
~h:ir b.. and appear at this courI At th~ n-It
fern taeTeof. 10 te begun ahd holden at thr
Court house, I'm the ei,y of OREGON, IN eiid
ea:,r;y an tiic fI.i DAY Of .!snrsry a~x;. ani on
sr o-fCrs ie sixth haS g! sad :'rIn. answer cf
Plead tn "a petition :" said eanse. 'a- sam.
et be taken as c.':sf-asrd aGd judgment VIII
he rendered accnr';!HGls.
And It il further ordered, that copy hereof
he pu.,!iShcd accnf,iiEg 70 Law in THE EoIf
COUNTY SEsrINE, for four eeeis srccrssis'';>
&c last insertion 10 I've nj l-.s; four Reexs 10.
sore the GrSt say q said t'-rn.
THE sTArE or EIS5OCRI,.
LGoar si Moisl'. % @ cierk a. She Clreu,, four, c,
Holt county, sfres,!d, hereby certify thai tie
aeov. IL q tSii- copy cf the original or,!rr ct
publication. III ;:," c,us" therein named. M I'd
came spn-ars IN IN. onlrr.
Witness mi hand clerk. snd the seal ~ said
iG2ALi cour' p,n- at "s-.in Oregon, n.
GijCV MORRIS. Cir,A.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
The Worlds Wealth.

Great Britain IA first in ships, the
! United States beng second aad France
i third.
In Great Britain the mortgages aver
age IS per cent Of the value OF the real
estate.
IL 1899 the official estimate cf the
rental Of all the houses in France Was
E74. 100000.
Great Britain's savings banks have g.
7l5.OOO depositors and $3.50. .ooo, goo de-
= nslts.
The people ef the United States have
ovsr 10000, 900 invested in church pro.
perty.
The average value Of cultivated land
in Germany is slG5 per acre; in France.
sl65.
Tbs assessed yaluatio> of the property
and wealth Of Great Britain is fS,ooo,-
OOO.OCl.
That portion Of the worlds caritai in
vested in banking is estimated at si5,-
955. 100000.
TIE total net earnings ST the national
banks in this country in 1892 was s6G.
65s. s.0l527.
The Austro- Hungarian Empire has
1896 900 houses, Of which 1896 900 are
in Austria.
i The United States census OF 1880
showed 1855, 900 hoases. with So inhabi-
tants to each.
The total dividends paid by the Uni
| ted States national banks in 1892 were
5O,4O0,7l393.
The house property Of Australia is
! more valuable compared with popuis-
ton than in Europe.
The assessed valuation OF Prussia ID
e. 1.OOO. eco; Of the whole empire, Co.
6sI,OoO.O,;1.
The annual value Of hardware manu-
featured in the world is estimated at g.
sl5,OO0.OOO.
The banking capita OF the United
States ls estimated at s5, O.oO,oOO. the
greatest in the world.
| Denmark has the greatest amount %
the inhabitaHt in the sayings banks, be-
ing about $50 to each.
The ltalians own 4,i20, 900 houses, OF
which 650,0O0 are in the cities and B.
10000 are in the country.
The world has a large part Of it's
wealth invested in $500 fixed and l07, '
$50 locomotive engines.
Soe;beer says that the earnings Of the
Prssslsn people increased p per cent
from 1872 to 1885.
Since the beginning Of the present
century the land OF Great Britain has
doubled in assessed value.
The merchant marine OF Great Britain
ia equal In value to that of all the rest
o. the worlds shIps.
Tue people Of Great Britain devots
f5,8O3,0 Of their wealth every year to
the support OF their clergy.
The annual value Of the clothing made
in the United States aud Europe is es-
timated ut .2205 100000.
The estimated value OF the beer and
spirits made iu this country aud Europe
is stated at s2.Oa5.0Jo,O0o.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
statistics for the Cook.
BAKING.
H,ans & To lh houra.

BAKING.
E,ans, 5 to 10 hours.
Rolls, 10 to Is minutes.
Cookies, 10 70 Is minutes.
Biscuits, 10 to 20 min ties.
Graham gems, 30 d,irutes-
Cussards. Is to 20 minutes.
Potatoes, 30 to 40 minutes.
Pie crust, 30 to 40 minutes.
Fish, to 9 pounds. hour.
Turkey. 10 pounds, 3 hours.
Pudding plum, 2 to 3 hou's.
Duck, tame, 40 to 81 minutes.
Cake. plain, 20 to 40 minutes.
Gingerbread. 20 to % nlnutesl
Cake. sponge, As to GO minutes
Bread, brick loaf, 10 to 6o minutes.
Chickens, ito i pounde, to Is hours.
Lamb, we'll done, Is minutes per
pound.
Pork, we'll dono. Sc minutes per pound.
Veal. well dono, 20 minutes per pound.
Pudding, bread, rice and tsp,ocs, !
hour.
Bsef, loee or short fi!lot, % 10 50 uinu-
tes.
B,ef sirloin. rare, 9 to 10 minutes p,'
pound.
Bsef. rolled rib or Jumr. IL To ID
minutes pc. pound.
Beef, sirloin, wei dono. u and Is
minutes par pound.
Mutton, rare. 10 minutes ser pou'-''
we'll done. Is minutes per pouna. -ful'
ton Deaf Mute Record.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
Ii You Want 10 be Loved.

II Ou w 0uI " Uc AuSfO.
Don't find fault.
Don't believe all the owl YOU hesr.
Don't jeer at every bady's religious he
iiefs.
Don't be rude TO your interiors in go
cisl position.
Don't repeat gossip, even il it does in-
terest crowd.
Dent underrate any thing because you
do not possess it.
Don't go untidy or the plea that every
body knows you.
Don't contradict psopls even il you
are sure yos are right.
Don't conclude that you have never
bad any opportunities in lie.
Don't believe that everyone elss in
the world is happier than you.
Don't bs .nquisi,ive about the Ears
Of even your most intimate frlends.
Don't get 10 the habit OF vulgarizihg
life by making light OF the sentiment Of
it.
Don't express positive opinion un'
less you perfectly understand what YOU
are taxing about. From Ex.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
0rie: ofPy5ii3at;oG.

STATE or Hi5s jCRi.t.
Coan;T uf ii'i:.
tcrn,. lsa;-
ssLn Guthrie. Pia!ni.G
bora Galilrie. De.-ndant.
At this 10Th d,y Of ;Dcto.rr. isSt, comes the
EIaIufi3 h. rein, ky Henry r, Aik,rr. h!S a;tor-
n-y. and nl-S h,. pe;tt:nu ana afIilsvit Of r"n-
rssi. nee. and Il Appearing To- The satisfaction
oi the court tia; :he t'.f..iai.t IS not res:d''ii
@; The siai, "i Missouri AMI caHnrt be- snH-
larned la this action.
II Is stdrrrd by lie eont; tl,a, laid Defendant,
be notified by ratification :hit p' ,:r;iT has
c,nimrnced a salt aeaI.i,t her iu this coIT; The
object and .-Eersi ,...iI:e Of Which is that
plaintiff seeks tn be divorced i!,n, III" brIi1S ~
E,atrsnony r"nira:'t-d ~ite r-i-n6,nt cn tie
alst Gay Of Gc;'btr, i:s3. IN tae grounds tia.
defendant, without Ie;,-cIi.h,;' c;:ii>'. - ban
s.c',e,i :his piss. TIT f, Il lrs"i al nrrr tnaI
.-ne ai.oir e:r =. NJ Istrr it- n.!g .; Sa;:i
p-Iit pi.c il,sf Iii-,S liz :. III :', fuI;:i''
Tie NAT rrim ,hcTruf in he
irgun ana gteT III TIE tuEtI h"isr. IN ibe
.ianusrs hcst. nd Oh o. h';nTr ihr si1'h
sia II said Ia answer ~ -. q, IT. !iic ri tnn
jn Said easi.r. The s..iir VII IL t..krn
hs cSifs>rd and Judgment ri.! b. Iri'tsfet! &C.
and ii i. further ordered, that eupv h.reci
L. published according {" fa@ Ia 1EE HOLT
COCErT .,RSTISE-- f'r fsur week s;tccaS~!r; ~
ta-last irSerio;i 10 sc =: i,a>, !n.ir wrths be-
" ~ Gotf. NORRIS. CLERK.
STATE OF IiSSousit
County OF Hei;,
I, I,GnGv Norris. Cir.k NJ n. ci,.,t Coirt "i
Eun ;oun;y. a!,,reSaId. h-.ct;v certify f'iat thr
0hns. Il \ ;rns eony of III. original .r-r 81
puS!ic,t!oA. III u. csuS. therein named, ts ttt
sane appears ii NV of.lc"
NT!I''>s !.iT'i As and :!fe sea! of srl
SEAL court. D-a al of.'e. ia Oregon. ill,
2-;r;. day ot ot;,tSr. iS1.
GcUv MORRIS. Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
Supposed Age Of Niagara Falls

N;ngar Falls are about 3l,O00 years
old, according to the conclusions Of
Prof. Spencer and othsr geologists.
Surveys nade at different times during
the les; ffty years gre taken as the
basis Of Prof. Spencer's calculations,
and leEd hun to conclude that for about
li,eu0 years small stream, falling abou.
2Uo feet, made a fall nearly Ike the
present American fall, but not 50 high.
Then the height was slowly increased
and the stream enlarged, and the three
cascades that formerly followed each
other in the river became merged INTO
one great cataract much greater
than the present one. The secoGd pro-
Cess took about 1900 years, and for the
las; 1860 years or SO the falls have been
reaching their present COM Ition.-From
the Springfield Repu biicnn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
Names aud Their Meaning

HaCar Is believed to be from the He
brew and means the Stranger.
JOSIAH. the name Of great Hebrew
king, meant the Fire Of the Lord.
Lavinia, name Of Latin origin means
feminine native OF La,ium.
Bella COMES from the Latin through
the Italian, the Beautiful One.
Gertrude was frst used among tho
Germans ana d. aaps All Truth.
Salcme vas con.nc'i among the He
brews, and means the J., 'tect one.
Lillian, Lily and the compI>urds are OF
Latin derivation, and mean L'iy.
Rhoda is Greek, the Rose. Rosa.ics -
its Latin derivstive, a little rose.
Orlando is Italian, sisnifying the Coun-
sci FOR the People or the Country.
Elizabeth and Eliza are Of Hebrew
derivation, meaning the Oath Of God.
Camilla is Latin. The first Camilla
was female attendant at q sacrifice.
Theodore is Greea, the Gift Of God.
Several Greek eaiperors bure this name.
Barbara is OF Latin descent. The first
Barbara was 4 foreigner or stranger.
Letitia was q very common name
amor2 the Romans. /, means Gladness.
Samue, WIS always favori;e name
among the Jews, snd means the Heart
O: God
Patrick came to Ireland through the
Latin, and signifies Patriciau Or Noble
man.
Olive and Olivia are the came. Both
are from the Latin, and mean an olive
tree.
Rosalind means Beautiful as Roee.
Tho name Is Italian, derived from the
Latin.
bartholomew, a Hebrew rame. s:Gni
iies rhe Son OF Him who made the
Water Rise.
Olympia was much 10 use among both
Greeks and Lsiins, aud signifies the
Heavenly One.
Harriet Is German. the first OF this
name was undoubtedly the Head Of the
| Household.
Eve ani Eva are tha same. They are
OF Hebrew orig,u, s.Sulfyins tine One
xho Causes Life.
| Clement is Latin. meaning the Mild
| Tempered. 1t was favorite name
among the Popes.
| Hector is Greek. the Stout Defender
Down to the time OF Per,cics it vas
much IN use 10 Greece.
| Penelope means q weaver. The first
known Penelope WIS the industrious
wife OF Ulysses.
, Francis is German, tho Freeman. II
xas. however. more popular IN France
than II Germany.
Godfrey is German, meaning Gods
Peace. Tho name vas made famous by
Godfrey OF BouIl.on.
Abraham. as may easily be imagined,
IS Hebrew name, sixni:ying the Faith
~ Of Il Multitude.
Michael is from tho Hebrew. The
One Like Unto God. It was the name
| OF one OF the srchsngeis.
Llawellyn, . Celtic name, signifies
Lightn,n. II WAS common name
! among the Welsh princes.
Leopold. from the German, denotes &
Defender CT the People, the French
| Louis being its equivalent.
Albert 10 from the Saxon, meaning Ali
Bright; thirty-two kings aud princes
have borne this name.
Alfred is Saxon, meaning All Peace. II
has been popular 10 Enaiand since the
time Of Alfred the Great.
Isabella, one Of the few names which
came to us from tho Latin through the
Spanish, means the Pa,r Eliza.
William. the G-rmsn name, s,gn,fles
Defending Many. I, has Always been Q
favorite name iu ~, al families.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
YOur IB;OOdls Your Life.

Without good blood coursing through
your veins you will soon look ~rinkled
aud dried up. A few doses OF BeRg' 3
Blood Purifier and Blood Maker will
change your whole system. giving you a
healthy. fresh and youthful appearance.
Sold aud guaranteed by your popular
druggist j. c. Philsrick.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
Bucklcu's Arnira Snlve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts.
BRUISES, Sores. Ulcers, Sal: Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Ch,lblains, Corna. and ali Skin Erup
tions. aud positively cures Piies. or no
pay required. II "a guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price o5 cents per. box. For sale BY
u. Clark, Proud
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16

The fall OF the year is a trying sesscn
for elderly people. The many cherries.
dark. dismal days days act dsprsssinely.
not to say injuriously. On both old and
young Now ia the TIME to re- enforce
the vital energies with Ayers Sarsapsr.
illa-tne best ot all blood medicines.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16

S. B. Bas!ord OF Carthage, 5. d.. !
wes taken sick in Sioux City. He pro-
cured tao bottles Of Parks Sure Cure
for the Liver and Kidneys. He says:
Il be.ieve Parks Sure Cure excels ALI
other medicines for Rheumatism and
Urinary disorders" Sold by Clark 0.
Proud's.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
IL Your Hair Dry and Erttr
Falling Out or tn ~niax
Gray?

There are saly indications that tGs
foll.cles or roots OF the hair arc getting
weakened or diseased. Benss' Hair
Remover Giil strengthen and invigorste
the foiiicias and the hair viii regain is
natural color and become scf,, GLOSSY
and healthy. Sold by ]. G.. Phiibriek.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16

Henry Wilson, TIE postmaster az
Welshton. Florida, says he cured case
Of dia.rhoeo Of long standing iu siH
hours. With one small bottle Of Cham
berla:n's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhcsa
Remedy. What q pleasant surprise that
n rs: have been 10 the sufferer, Such
cures are not unusual xi,h ,h,s reme6y
In many ius.acces cnly ose or two drses
arc required Ia give pe:msueot rclie3
II can always be dapeuted u7oa. Whsa
reduced With ws.c. !, 10 pleasant -
take. Fer sale by C,srk o. Prouds
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16

I;,.no easy tninx to dress harsh.
coarse hair 30 a. TO make it look grace
full or becoming. b. the use Of Aysr's
Hair Vigor, this difficulty 10 removed
and the heir made to assume any st3l6
o. arrangement that may be desired.
Give the Visor q trial.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
StOp that Cough

With Begss' Cherry Cough Syrup. lt
10 the most effective medicine ever put
on the marie. TO- the throat and lung
troubles Price %. aui 90 AID 100
Sold by J. c. Phib.ick. yuus shterpris-
ing drusgiss keep il.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16
BcxSs' Little Giant Pills.

1hs most complete and efiee;ual pie
on the market. Guaranteed to cure
Cons ''patinn and Headache. Call On
your pcr ular druggist. Sold by j. G
Pnilbrick. lie always ::erps them.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-11-16

Busy people have 10 :;anc. aud seusi-
be peop.e hays 20 inclination to use .
sloS remedy. Ono Minute Cough Cure
acts promptly and gives permanent -
cults.