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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-05
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We Purchased More Wisely Than We Thought. You
won't need to be told this you've what we've got
Having done you will be best advertisers. We cand
idly claim that stock better larger than
and have been careful in the selection Of
novelties Besides they cheap We know marked them
lclose and it seems little closer than other dealers have
5marked theirs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-05

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cur most frequently, couple of good
dogs could be kept st each Of certain
selected stations, even if the distance he
tween such points were hundreds of miles,
wherever train is held up the dogs
could be summoned by wire, and in few
hours they could be on the trail of the
robbers. The expense entailed on the
railroad companies in carrying out this
plan would be comparatively light, and
the experiment might prove success
From "Brigandage on our Railroads by
the United States Commissioner of Rail
roads, Hon. Wade Hampton, in North
American Review for December.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-05
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Why We've Got Everything:

Here's Part OF EN-. Sleds, Hobby Horses, Toy
Furniture, Merry Rounds, Ferris Wheels, Dolls
the prettiest you saw, Climbing Monkeys
Climbing Millers, Brownies Ladders, Tey WatchesE
Magic Lanterns, Walking Chinamen, BcychstsF
Games of all kinds Kitchen Sets, Express Wagons[
Singing Canary Birds in Cages, Iron Toys and Banks
Music Boxes, Toy Dishes, Trunks Hot Air Toys, Stea
Arks Toy Pianos Picture Books, Steam Ships, Doll
and Performing Acrobats, Musical Tops, Guns, Ten
take Circus Poster To Enumerate Them All.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-05
ALL RECORDS BROKEN!


lsof
, 1894-05-08
Die Stellung Der II Clubs Der
nal 9ea9ue" lit bis ieBt folgenbe:
Oermi6te.

9as bibibe 17jdbrise SRI. G1bina
Balmer miro lett Dergangenem 9ienltag
BON ibren in 420 81. Str. ipobnenoen Ntns
geb0ri9en permiBt. On genanntem Gage
pe1lteB tie nit tbrer Stiefmutter 6as 6a1s,
UNI bel Stegel, Cooper & So. @infGufe All
beiorgen. Srou Balmer cling aus cinem
0epartement in 6as all6ere unb ais tie nad1
GINGER 3ett mach Dem Marte3immer (tpoz
lelbit GlOina le erparten ioute) sllridz
febrte, ;par oieie fort unb ift felt bicier 3eit
alcb ntcbt mebr geieben norbcn. 9a 81
Dina bereits per9angenen 9c5en1bcr auf Z
Sage peri6manO, unb 1T Dteier 3ett Diel
nit einem iungen Wanlte perfebrtc, 10 lift
anSunebmen, OaB ite tpobl au1 bieieS Mal
ipieoer MACH eini9er 3eit ms elterIicbe 6aus
suriidfebren miro. sic bat cine Ofenge
Wertbia9en, aIer0tngS tbr perl0nlt9eS
@t9enibum, mtt9enommen.
Seit WttttDo9 plro Der 18iGbrtge MllsuIt
@erfens, BON 419 @abdib 2tpe., Ser BEL
ietnem Snfel, benz SGutebGnbler @btpor6
Dunfan ais &uti6er angeltelt mar, unb
Elm ioliber, niicbterner 8url6e ietn ion,
DerlniBt. 9aS @eipann, nit pelcbem
Nu9uit 6Gute nab ben 8iebb0fen gebracbt
uno bort D~ertauft bate, tDurbe AM genann1
ten Sage fiibrerloS BON g o%[i3iiten Der Nortb
Noe. Station al Der Q(iblan6 Qlpe., nabe
Der Nprtb Qlbe., aufge9rtffen. @ertens'
Q(ngebOrtge befiircbteH, baB er beraubt un6
ermOroet morben lei.
, 1894-05-08
Oas neue 8IatternPofpttal.
Die pIdne oes Geiunobeitscommiidrs 2eYs
noI0s fir oa6elbe.

Ser itG6ttl9e Qlrcbitect Q(oolp6 Stntler
lit eifrtg nit Sen 9IGnen fiir bas 9eplante
1leue permanente 8latternboSpital mach ben
Sheen beS @e lunobeitScommiliGrS 9teD>
nolbS bei6Gfti9t, unb Or. 9teDnoloS bal
Sic 8lGne bon BEN beiten eurDpGi1den
Nnltalten bieier 2trt Dor lib, unb er piu
6as @ebGu6e 10 boQfommen tpie moglib
%geitaltet baben.
Sobalb bic 8lGne fertig ietn tper6en,
ioIen tie einem Gomtte bon prominenten
Qler3ten unterbreitet nerben, unb ettpaige
prattil6e 8erbeiierungspori6lG9e oerielben
ipQen beriidli6tigt tperben. @oentuea miro
Der Stabtrat6 bann nobmols nm cine
@rtrabcmiQtgung 3ur 9edun9 Der 8auz
uno @tnrt6tun9Sfoiten dn9c9angen mers
ben.
Nab BEN S6eem 6es Or. geonol6S loQ
baS 9eplante 0oSpital 10 etn9eribtet perz
ben, baB .eS ben 8e~6iirfniiien elmer Staot
bon 1900, 900 bis 2,500,0 600 genii9t. 9aS
oa3u gu ertperbenbe @run6ftid lou Sebn
Q6er groB fem, oamit baS 6ospttalgebGube
BON etnern @~rbolun9splaBe fir Die Gccon>
DaleS5enten u11geben peroen fan11.
0aS 6aupt9ebGube iou in Der Sorm
ClllCo% JtutLDElSA ~OLLCu 6CoI Htlt CLllEl JtuIulluU
in Der W1ttte gebaut peroen. Die bier
6lisel iouen atpct Stodnerfe bocb, aus
Stabl uno Stein poQfommen f~eucrfeit 0
ltruirt tDerDen.
8or Dem Gtngan8e gum 6ouptgebGu6e
iol elm ~fletner, 5tpetitOdiger 8au fir bie
Qlufnabme iolder 8~atienten errt9tet mer7
ben, beren &ranfbeit nit Si6erbeit nod
NIGHT dlS NoGen erfunnt if.
Die ei1selnen 8ar65 beS 6~auptgebGubes
ioLIen 80 SUB lang lnb "a SUB brett fem,
unb ie6e lou "a 8etten entbolten. Die
&ranfen, welde bic &rtiiS iiberitanben
babcr, iollen IN cine groBe Barb fir Sic
acknowledgement iber9efubrt tpcr6en, mo-
le bis 81 ibrer pollitdnbigen Gensiung Der@
blelben.
Sir bic 9er3te unb sic Nn9elteuten oes
6oSpttalS iollen belon6ere @ebGube crri9s
tet t%perben, mic auh fir Die iibrtgen9febens
9ebGuDe uno aub fir cine Ofor9ue in ben
YIdnen Surge 8ctra8en lit.
Or. GeDnOl0s metnt, baB cine 8ulabz
bepilligun9 BON 500, 900 G6tcago Elm
pollfommeneS 8lattetnbD5pttol peribaffen
tpiir6e.
9as Smpfbeparter1ent I'M Gat6bauie
tDuroc gcitern 0uf 2(norbnung oeS @ee
lunbbeitscommtfidrS 9el6loiien, 6a it9
unter ben Npplttanten tiir Die Smpfung gu
Dtele 2cute betunOen bobelt, tpel6e bercits
nit ausgebiloeten Slottern bebaftet tOaren.
, 1894-05-08
Nn's Qrtmtnaloeridt.

Inter $500 8urgi9aft tpur6e beutsMors
gen Der 17idbrige SObn &eefe benz Grlmiz
naLgeribt liberpieien. St mar angcfIagt,
aus Oer 8Obnun9 Ser Srau Belle Stooz
barb, $40. 612 2aiaIe QtDe., cine solbene
l16r e%nttpenOet 81 baben. gea9 benz 8es
meiSmatertal itieg Der junge 8uri9e 6ur6
baS Seitenfeniter in 6as SAlaf3immer beS
6auieS. &eefe bate peri9ieOene Oaritels
lungen beS Gaube8 ersGbIt, unb feline
Sbpelter b%ebauptete, 6aB ct nur auf Die
9robung bes Boltatiten, er perbe %
Sabre ms s3H6tbauS fOmmen, bas Gee
itGnbniB abgcLegt babe.
, 1894-05-08

@Ieoelan0s. .......... 20 9 4 l 0 0 0 0 OF
@btCogoS. ................0 0 0 0 0 @ 0 l OIL
, 1894-05-08
mublen I'M 6eIoe.
pier Seute beib6ftiot, ole i'm hieii9en Inter
ibabamte Iieeeloen $l7, 100000 gu
5dhIen mo 3u wte9en.

@o6t S%e6ermonu bat lbOn in elmer 8dnt
@elo 5Gblen iebeu uno itb g%efreltt, ME
l6neQ ba8 geht uno nit tpeI6er @enaui9z
feit es ousoefiibrt mtrb. 8ett 0oufomm7
lereS in Dielcr &unlt' tptrO aber Der1entge
leben, Der ii6 jebt mach Der Otttce 0es
llnter11abamteS im Bunoes9ebdllOe be-
giebt. @enauntc Sffice 1T geitern pOn Dem
n%euernannten 6iilfSiccretGr OeS 8unbes1
%lboBamteS, 9eloS 8. 86elpS, an Stele
bon sSobn st. Gamer lbernomnlen nDroen
uno tpte INNER BEL einem lOldben 0Secblel,
mirb iGmmtlicbcS porbnnoeue 0elO ourbe
9e5Gblt un6 getpogen. 9iele Gtelenarbett,
= cs liegen nGnllib ougenbltdltb ST.
600, 600 in ben @ewOlben, Wirb bon
bier aus Walbiugton bierberge16tdten @r7
pcrt8Gblern auSgcfiibrt. S6re Namen fin6
s. @eiler, 6. q. STEINER, 9. M. 6eriot
uuD So1n g. Stone. 0ieie 2eute arbetten
5u ieben, lit Elm mabres Iergnii9en. Su
un9laublicb fur3er 3eit III BON tbren fltnfen
6Gnoen Elm GROCER 0aufen bon Stlber>
Dollars mach Dem anberen burcbge5GDlt, aber
INNER ipieDer cri1einen nele Serge, Die
aus ben @eip0lbcn, smO lie in SG6en Der>
padt licgen, beroorgebolt perben. @ritaunz
lib lit es babel, NIT tpelcber Sicberbett BEN
9eutcn bel benz ralcben 3Gblen ie6e gu
leicbte, ooer l6abDafte Otitn5e 9erausftnben
unb oieie oann bel Seite i6ieben. 9tacbz
Dem allies Stlber ge5dblt uub in SGden
DertbeiLt lit, miro es getpo9elt. Sin Sad
NIT elmer ~9etpiiien 9ln3a6l BON WitnSen
miro ouf Die cine S6ale elmer gaaGe gelegt
unb Elm 3petter Sad nit genau bcrielben
QlnSabl BON WtiinSen auf Der anberen
S9ale. 6alten Die bei6en Side itdh bann
nibt gan5 genat baS @leibgepi6t, 10 tptro
Der Sn6alt berauS9enomme1, nochlnalS
libcrgeSGblt unb unteriu6t.
Sci Der 3Gblung beS @oloeS nir0 no6
9r0Bere 8oritcbt beobacbtet, neil ieOe @Olo7
mitnSe 0aIielbe @eipibt Daben muB, DaS tie
bate, ais tie bonn 8unbeslbaBamt aus9ez
geben ipurbe. NuerotngS erlaubt Die Ste
gierung etnen balben Brocent fir Qlb>
nuBung, bo6 lit lebtere marcbmaL 10 groB,
baB 3. 3. 6err Banners 8orgdnger aus
1eiter Saihe fur g%lbnuBun9 $1,000 5ablen
mllBte. 9etcbter uno einfaCber lit eS nit
Dem 8apiergelbe. 9aiielbe pirb elnfadb
ge3Gblt, Die icbled)ten Soften lperoen bel
Sette gelegt uno Ha6 Maibin9ton gelbtft.
Die iebt i'm bieiigen llnterldbabamt por>
banbenen ST 600, 900 beitcben taft gu
SIElGJCl SVCttCl ulo VU[uI OttUSk utp
YapiergeIo. Na6bem QlQcS 9e5dbIt lit,
uno BET 8etrag nit 6errn Sanner's Nbz
recbnung iibereinltimmt, iteIt 6err g belps
cine. 9uittung fit oalielbe aus uno bamtt
lit bic leBte 6ormolitat BEL llebernabrte Der
Office erfiiut. Die Heotiton Der &aiie
miro nabe5u Sipei @oben in 2lnipru6
nebmen.
6err B6elps lieB ieinem 9(mtSantritt
iDfort einige grnennungen fol9en. DIS
iein &aiitrer :purbe Sacob s. Bratt aus
@btcago iofort in fem Nmt etngefilbrt. s.,
s. 8urreu aus Sreeport, ST., unb SaneS
0ubig aus Chicago erbielten Glertiteuen;
gum Stranger" wurbe Steele 6tniep err
nannt. GOn ben 5abllOlsn Npplifationen
UNI 8ei6aftigung I'M llnteri9aBamt TOM
men nur penige beriidii6tigt merben, ba
Die 3a6I Der Steuen ttur cine bei9rGnfte lit.
, 1894-05-08

s3%psi6un6ert BEL s. SteseI & Bros. be-
ibdftigte Mdnteli9neiOer gingen 9eitern,
nm bGbere 906ne 81 e~r3ieIen, an ben Stretf.
Die 8ertreter Der gemGBregelten Sirma be-
baupten, baB nur 20 2eute ibre 9lr6eit
auf9egeben bdtten.
Sn 8eit 8ulma1t purbe geitern cine
neue Brotherhood Sbreiner : Union sec
a%rilnbet. @tWa 100 S6reiner traten oerz
lelben bel.
y9if" gOpers, Der 9trbeiterfii6rcr un6
S~aloonmtrt6, pirb beute 9ta9mittag III
l99 &anOolp6 Str. bic OSafe ano Mas
btnerp Wooers" organiltrcn.
Ole &lempner Union o6optirte bteier
Sage elm vSobeI" (S9uBmarfe) unb nirb
, 1894-05-08

6ie1e ouf 6abrifatc BON etpa Sc bieIigen
6irmen, (bie li9 bier5u bereit erflGrten9
aufget[ebt perben.
, 1894-05-08

errorS% @ieoeIanbs. 4. resft on gaiesGGleOelonbs
ID; @bce9os. 8. p5irit Bale on Balls" Bon 9Oun9,
onrt WtcSta l. m2tpp=9ale oitS" = Gpou, M1lnnot,
rStoIen 9aieS" @lpinG, 3immer. Soluble BlapS"-
Wtlmpt unb S9rioer: Srlptn, Camp mn @nIou. p98ilb
Yit9" Donng. Umpire" -@mslte. Soiel3eit-1.35.
, 1894-05-08

= s. 6. 6umes mur6e bon &i9ter
Shelter nit elmer 8uBe BON $25 bele9t,
neil er Elm rSn1ea 8or" Platat bon Der
Gbir bes 6auies SO. 100 8eas Ctr. loss
e%eriiien bate.
SarrD 6o6ges gerietb am Sonn=
abenO Qbenb nit benz go. 1873 8eQs Str.
mobnbaften s. 6. Mao6en III Streit un6
i9lug benielben nit einem 3egeni6irme,
Oeiien @rtff nit icbperen Metauornamen>
ten gei6miidt lit, SIT 8OOen. MoOben
trlt9 cine mdbttge 8eule am Nltge bauon.
6o6geS erbielt cine Strafe BON IS su6ictirt.
, 1894-05-08
Bale Ball.

9aS ge1tri9e Spiel in Glebelon6 sipilcben
Sen G6tcagos unb BEN GlepelanOs enbete
nit elmer ibnablicben 0tieberIage fir bic
Griteren, bouptld9lid, neil tie einen Tebs
ler mach Dem anoeren macbten uno ni6t I'M
StanOe Waren, Bic tbnen BON rGD" Ooun9
3ugcpOrfentn 8GQe tn's Telb binausSu>
i6lagcn. QQeS gtd6ere er9iebt iieb aus
nnhitehenber Sdbeue.
, 1894-05-08
Die perihmunOene 5abnenftanoe.

Die peridwunoene 5abnenfan9e.
@corg 6alfel beflagt oas 9lbbanoentoms
men Der 125 SUB iangen Ta6ncnftanoe
lpclcbe 5ur 3cit Der @eltauSitcuunQ Dor
benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itanb un6 Sic
ct IN Der @e8enb 81. SgIes60 Q(ue. unb Ga,
StraBe auf ctltem leeren 8ouplab uorlGufto
lIltIer9cbracbt bate. DIS er geltern sufGQiq
an Oem 8ouplaB porilber9ing, bemerfte er,
oaB Die Tabncnitanae oeribpnnoeu mar,
ga ole1elbe tpte 8eiagt, 125 SUB lang lit,
10 b1lt 9alfet Die 2tnnabn1e, 6aB Syemon6
lte III 0ebanfen ais Spa5ieritod beniikt
baben tonne, fiir auSgei6loien uno ebeuio
ipsntg 9loubt er, Dap ser 98tnb lie ipeooez
paDt babe. st lit iiberSeugt, bah Bic
STANCE 9eltoblen fpurOe uno iucbt iicb iebt
ettri8it ba er itber3eu9t lit, baB tie tnfol9e
lbrer Sdn8e ltcb NIGHT gut in Scr Eolbe bes
bstre ftenben @auners perbergen lieB.
, 1894-05-08

Inn Steuungiuden6en Bel Der gegenz
mGrti9en NOtblage bas @rlan9en bon 8ez
i6Gftigun9 81 erlei6tern, nimmt boS
&benbbIatt Der SutnOtS Stoots3ettung
SteIengelu6e unentoeltli6 auf.
, 1894-05-08

metterberiht.

Optifer 9tetne, 76 @aibington Str.,
berjhtet fir Gbicago bic f~uLgenoen 8aro7
meter unb SbermomcteritGnDe:
Inn 8 ltbr Wtorg. so Cir, Inn 9 l1br 81
Or, nm 10 lt6r 81 @r., I'M IL 4br 63
@r., I'm II l1br 63 @r. 8aron1eterltanO
nm 8 llbr Morg. 29.40, II ll6r 29.4O.
, 1894-05-08
Qus Dem Staotrath.

Die s&ra6eubohu al Ger Southport Ipe. =
6ur &oiuuo Ger 2Iboederei= 6raee. =
Wehr GeIo fir Stra6enreparatlren. =
6egcn ole wioerredtIid 9eIe9ten Sabn=
eeleiie. = Derlhieoeue Nnoele9enheiten.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-02-24
A SPRINKLE OF SPICE.

Now l want to give you point"
said the doctor, as he prepared to lab
with his lancet.-Boston Traveller.
KATHRYN-"FranlS was saying sweet
nothings to you again last night {.
Hattie Showing jeweled finger)-
do you call that nothing, my dearP"
Detroit Free Press.
GENTLEMAN CALLER = "Nobody at
home, eh? Perhaps I'd better leave nv
name" Servant-"We couldn't use it.
sir. There are no marr;s.eable ladies
In the family. "-Boston Transcript.
II HEARD that your wife was drift
ing into infidelity, but see she is go
ing to church regularly again" eyes,
she is going to church again" "Did
you argue with her?" mo, bought
her new dress and new bonnet
N. Y. Press.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-02-24
SPORTS AND PASTIMEs.

ENeLAND's chief maker OF plavinr
cards, GoodaQ, has died, leaving $780,
600. wv
ARA recent race meeting in Manches.
ter, England, three horses which ran
IN one race were named Tranby Croft.
star and Garter and Baccarat. Tranbv-
Croft won.
The bicycle has brought abont the.
reopening of many of the old-tim.
country hotels IN France, which had
closed long ago because Of the intro.
duction of railroads.
The Paris project of police has,
warned women cyclists that the new
rational cycling costume which thew
have donned infringes tn law against
women wearing mems clothes. Thev
must dress differently.
CAPT. WILLIAM HANSEN, of New Rad.
ford, who was captain of the cup-de-
fender vigilant during her races with
the Valkyrie, has signed contract To
sail the schooner yacht Qa.e.s,ep. Of
The New York Yacht club feet, for
frederick Grinnel the coming season.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-02-24
DotNos OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Mrs. ELLEN SPENCER MASSEY sue.
ceeded to the law practice of her late
husband, Gen. Massey, and is one of the
most successful lawyers in WASH
ington.
Mrs. E. D. WATT, of Omaha. has been
elected supreme oracle of the order
known as the Royal Neighbors Of
America. woman orator in such m
order ought to a success.
Miss ELLA JACKSON, the daughter of
the proprietor of the Belle Meade stock
farm, manages the dairy on the estate.
which yields profit of about eighteen
Thousand dollars a year.
Miss NELLIE BASS, heiress to the al
most fabulous fortune made in Basa,
ale, has never had black velvet dress.
and that luxury she insists must be in.
Guided IN the trousseau now being, pre-
pared for her
MRS. MARY WALKER, of Atlantic
City, n. D., recently applied to the CITY
council for permission to work out the
amount of her taxes in doing city work
on the streets. in company with her
husband. Tho request was granted.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-02-24
MUTTON CHOPS.

SHEEP may be housed too snugly.
but sheep diseases in winter arise
from the other extreme too frequently.
DON'T complain about the income
from the sheep until after you observe
that they make less work in the hou.e
and less hired help necessary than the,
same farm stocked with cows REQUIRES.
Go IN for more clover for the sh..n
IL Will make you worth more mo..y
with less work. You see how We
sheep eat it and what they do on II.
ur' ready to SOW it on the early spring
SHOWS.
hsAR in mind the fold shed, espe-.
cay when the weather is mild. A
sticky place to lie or walk is an abom-
nation to sheep, and ought to be TO
ms owner. To prevent foot rot and
soiled heeces use more bedding.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-02-24
SAID. BY THE sAGEs.

IN activity we mist find our low. N
wen as glory; and labor, like every.
thing else that is good, is its own re-
ward.-E- 2. Whipple.
MEMORY is the cabinet of imapina-
tion' the treasury of reason, the regis
Try OF conscience and the council cham
Der of thought.-Basil.
HOUSES are built to live in, more than
TO look on; therefore let use be pre-
1erred before uniformity, except where
both may be had-Bacon.
WE sometimes Congratulate ourselves
at the moment of waking from q
troubled dream; it may be so, the mo-
ment after death.-IIawthorne..
IHE eliminating power of admins.
tration is to well know how much DOW.
er, great or small, we ough. TO use In
all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
REPARTEE is the highest order of wit
as 1t bespeal1s the coolest yet quickest
exercise OF genius at moment when
the passions are reused Cotton.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-02-24
The Bertillon system of identifying
criminals was adopted in France in 1882.
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

INDIA has fifty million Mohamme.
dans-a larger number than are found
in the Turkish empire.
CHAIN of missions has been estab-
lished across Central Africa from ocean
to ocean IN eighteen years.
THE mission presses in the Turkish
empire print about forty million pages
annually, and over o1e-half of these
pages are Gods word.
LUTHERs catechism has been trans
lated into the Japanese language. The
work was done by Revs. Sherer and
Perry, missionaries to Japan.
THE Chinese Y. M. C. A. at San Fran
cisco contributed forty-two thousand
dollars to Canton, China, to assist in the
evangeiization of their countrymen.
THERE are still. it is estimated.
eight hundred million in the world
to whom Christ is not yet preached.
The total population is about one bill
lion four hundred million.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-02-24
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

Bobby, what are You do
ing in the pantry?" Dobby-"Oh, I'm
just putting few things away, gran.
ma."-Tid-B
TRAGIC FATE.-"Have you heard OF
the sad fate of Novelist Tajettiq He COM
mitted suicide from jealousy because
the heroine of his latest story married
another man. "-Fliegende Batter.
JENNY-"Papa, cook must be very
good" Why, my dear?" Jenny
because, in my lesson last Sunday
1T said that the wicked shall not live
out half their days, and cook says she
has lived out all her life. Harper's
Young People.
MISS REMsEN-"Oh, Mr. Brusher, that
is exquisite. wonder why we didn't
tind it at the exhibition We looked
high and low for it." Mr.. Brusher
lolushing)-"That explains it, Miss
Remsen; you see, it was hung on the.
line. "-Brooklyn Life.
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Dor on the north here" she added
blushingly.
The Worinl
The company arose with solemn
alncrity. shook their hostess hand, and
fled out
WELL" remarked Hank Pearsall,
cheerfully. you'll hev t let up talkin'
bout Nort's luck after this. reckon
he amt no early worm in this trade"
II don't know" said the storekeeper,
with that acrid cynicism which one
Esop informs US certain fox once
displayed in matter of grapes;
"mebby she's the early birdr'-T Times
Democrat
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CAKE RECEIPTS.

POUND CAKE (measured In cup, ano
always reliable). Two cups butter,
three cups sugar, three cups flour,
eight eggs, rind and Juice OF one lemon.
CocoANUT CAKE.-One cup butter, two
cups sugar, whites of six eggs, one-han
teaspoon soda, one teaspoon cream Of
tartar, three cups -four, one cup milk,
one small cocoanut, rind OF lemon.
SPoNeE CAKE.-One pound eggs, one
pound sugar, one-half pound flour,
rind and juice OF one large lemon.
Beat thoroughly the yolks and the
sugar; then add the whites of eggs,
and beat for fifteen minutes-no less;
then the lemon and flour. Bake very
carefully.
SILVER CHOCOLATE CAKE.-One-half
cup butter, one and one-half cups
sugar, whites of four eggs, three
fourths cup milk, two and one-half
cups flour, one teaspoonful Of soda.
two OF cream of tartar. Bake in three
layers. Filling: One-fourth cake
chocolate mixed with the whites Of
two eggs we'll beaten; confectioner's
sugar sufficient to stiffen it.
COMPOSITION CAKE ian old-fashioned
receipt).-Three-fourths pounds but
ter, one and one-fourth pounds sugar,
one and one-fourth pounds -four, four
eggs, one pint sweet milk, level tea
spoonful OF saleratus, two pounds
-aisins, one-half pound citron, three
.abiespoonfuls cinnamon, one larye
tablespoonful of cloves, one Of mace
mixed in wineglass of wine or bran
y, one nutmeg. -Harper's Bazaar
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| A SWISS silk ribbon weaver regard,
himself as fortunate if he averages As
cents day the year round.
CLERKS in wholesale and retail stores
in Dusseldorf receive from SO to S14 a
month; women clerks from 81 to $40.
GERMAN editors receive an average of
1911 salary per week; proof-readers.
1922; compositors, So. 90; the devil gets
SLAP.
AN italian miner receives 8 shillings
week; cotton mill hand, 10; DYER.
-; a stonecutter, 10; mason, IA;
tailor, H.
PLowhEN and reapers in Bohemia
are paid 80 cents day; females en-
ployed at the same labor receive 90
cents, neither board nor lodging being
furnished.
The wages Of farm laborers in Eng
land in 1850 were shillings a week; in
1850, II; in Germany, at the same
dates, the wages were respectively s
and 10 shillings.
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DIAMOND MOLECULES.
TIE Gem l. Said to Be . NAss Of v,
Lively Atoms.

TAs Gem Il Said to BE = Masa Of Yer,
Lively Atoms.
Sir r. Ball, who is fond Of revealing
the marvellous, has been studying the
mysterious action OF molecules; ano
what he has to say concerning the
movements of the molecules Of dia.
tnond is as truly surprising as anything
he has told us about the sun and the
planets. Every body is composed OF a
multitude of extremely, but not inf
niteiy, small molecules, and it might
be thought, says Sir Robert according
to a contributor in the Newcastle Eng
land Chronicle), that in solid. at all
events, the little particles must be clus-
tered together in compact mass. But
the truth is far more wonderful. We're
the sensibility of our eyes increased so
rs to make them few million times
more powerful, it would be seen that
the diamond atoms, which form the
perfect gem when aggregated in sufi-
Gent myriads, are each in condition
of rapid movement of the most com
pick description.
Each molecule would be seen swing
ing to and fro with the utmost violence
among the neighboring molecules and
quivering from the shocks it receives
from encounters with other molecules,
which occur millions of times in each
second. The hardness and impenetra-
bility SO characteristic would at first |
sight seem to refute the superstition
that it is no more than a cluster of |
rapidly moving particles; but the we'll
known impenetrability of the gem
arises from the fact that, when attempt
is made to press steel point into the
stone, it fails, because the rapidly NOV
ing molecules of the stone batter the
metal with such extraor binary yehe-
mence that they refuse to allow it to PEN
etrate or even to mark the crystallized
surface When glass is cut with dia-
nond the edge which seems so hard is
really composed of rapidly moving
atoms. The glass which is cut is also
merely mass of moving molecules and
What seems to happen is that as the
diamond is pressed forward its several
PARTICLES, by their superior vigor, drive
he little particles of glass out of the |
vay q
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"A Chance for His Talents Nc
Fingle-'I understand that Tinkelini
composed his latest great song in fifteen
minutes McFangle-"G oodness I
must get him at work on my babyl
| walked the floor with the young an
archist all last night and he wouldn't
be composed till morningl' Boston
Traveller