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Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Wiunciotas Se9tstatur.

Mnnong ben Abe Sch. Serntet botot
ct fort WpOe RanSng giten. 3i 5Or.
ilo9 frem 'attes. Senator 5beoen iremz
latte ct ont 5Orti9eliestOmmisiiUn flor.
&ommisioueu itat 6eitaa al 6 &om'
.misiOnGrer, Tom uGlses Oec buert Of
miuoeljgt 8ntg / buerteneite 3Oiunibip,
"&iInge" % Sv / Stateu. 8eres
Gm6eostermiu Ital u2re 2 aar, p9
oerc5 9m itnl oRre ben iumme Tom
SltrpmRno iaar, buis De fnar iitnnc
6prlig mslem De itriOenOe Barter, buis
be life tan faa iitan0 noset 5Ortig, fua,
be life uO8en Con. Snseu acpotatei
inar Sou III at operu9re llnoerbano'
liuesrue.
IirsSus ben ste Sch. gtitten 5Or.
lag fremiattes / Suiet icaa. Us 8 ueo.
tu0es. Set pisti9ite at brsie a @ut
tcriUus 5orIIag ON bebre 2anbeueie.
8epreientunt 6eis iremiutte 5orlal
on at bepilse $4,000 for en- Gnner ii
Statens GrpUeiurm, iaa 5urmerpise
fan iaa Guleoujus til OF lGre Meieri
Ga aUgetmIteu. Der cr IUrtipen FIJI
10 Is Stuosnter ueo Stateus G9er
brussFUle; bUis bette 5OriIas peo
taoes, trUr man, at Nntulet mart b
itige til 100.
&epreientunt Cant bar iremIat
5urlas, Der fOrbpoer Sals Of Gisare1
Giaaretter eler 5obat til Stuoente
eQer glepsr UeO nUsen Stole, Tom De.
pis eaer belt OpbOloes peo o%fentlia
8euss tilbsrenoe Staten.
Or. Bier Iremiutte ct 5OriIas ON
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
SDS 9atotas 2cgtstatnr.

9grong ben 2oen 5ebruar. - Suiets
9nl9tOmite tuofileoe til @ebtngelIe
6Orilaget ont 9atiOnnts o9 Statsuuls /
Counter, iOm life er Orgauiiereoe. I'm
Der GuipeniiOn at 8e9Gerne UeotOges
Suiets 5Orilug ON, at Counter %
TOpnibips Tan foriDne trGn9enoe Gar'
mere meO S9b. GbicagOs Sauoelss
raaO ienOte 2egislaturen ct 8reu, i
buffet bet meooeler, at BET biz fOripue
GpO 9utotus 6nrmere meO 9infrb.
@etutin9en al Street uOiettes, iuOtiG
2~lUIin9en er inObOitet % iUISt. Sres
bet benUiites til Ell SOmite.
6uiet OeotO9 5OrTu9et ON at siue
Scitelie / 96sBre for Grbeioe O9 Mas
terlolier.
9enatet peOtOs GOrilusene ON en-
6OItetEain9 i 1895, ON at frito9e
&ranofOlt for 8eiitat (poll tax, ON
6OrbuO mob tte~autoriierebe 9Siuran'
ceielitaber Og Acknowledgements at ori'
ne 8Orretntng / Staten, ON at uOiette
9iocn Tor 8etalins af Gtutten for
1894.
Ron6a9 4Oe 5e6ruar. -Suiets SUI
itlt5tomite inOIiGeoe til SeOtasetie
5orIo8et ont at aiitafe 8runOiurDeu
motaseu / pj8ie 9ili9toe.
9uiets G8IurancetOmite inbfiOeoe
til S~eOta9eIie Seuutets 6OrIu9 ON
.9ienIioi9e Acknowledgements.
S Suiet iremiuttes 5orTIas ON, at
Stats % GOuntptnsierere life ital ins
oebaoe fine @mbeoer mere ero 2 Qar.
Der bleU O8iaa iremiat 5OrIIu9 ON,
at SerubanetOmmi5iGrern ital Ualses
peO Oirette Sul9.
Otter Ell lang us BARN 0jstus IiOn
bleu 5OrIlaget on StuoprRmie for
"@opber8" oeotaget.
S Seuatet iremiotte8 6OrIlag ON at
sioe 10000 glcres 2ano til Nurmul.
itUlen / Sprin9ielo.
Mtan er III otoeleS iifter paa, at
@rta8ierer 3aDlOr to9 meO fig ooer
100000, % Der er Ooer 800, 900,
iom man life oeo, bour bet er blepet of.
Wtan er enonu life tommet til uOqen
&unoItnb ON, boUr Gagtor bar anbra9t
be i~tiaalne 8eu9e.
GirsOa9 ben ste 5ebr. - s Senutst
oebto9es 5Orilaget ON beore Seitgttelie
for Stat8penge / SoS iererues SRuoer ;
buaoe Sasiereren % be Banter, bpOr
Ben9ene er oepUnereoe, mao inoienbe
muuneoli9e Rapporter.
Bet oeotO9 O9iau 5OrIa9et ON, at
en- second grade certificate for Ell
StOlelGrer itut gjnlOe for 2 gtar, ua
en- third grade certificate for I gtar.
senutet bar MI a9iaa pebtuget Sus
Jets 5OrIIa8 ON 9~ienfioige 9lsiurauces
%ielItnber.
9nIet OeotUs iOus en- 6alcsreIOlus
tiOn, bpOri &Onsresien opfOrbres til at
inbfsre fri O8 uinoItrantet MpntninQ
al SsIU. 43 itemte for Os 80 imub.
vi benz, iOm temte for 8eiolutipneu
bar 30 &ePubIitunere Og 8efen 8uSu.
litter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

SCuNtOr 60rcr ira 8yoming irem.
iatte / 0touoa9a ct Amsnoemcnt til
6Oriln9ct ON Gcw MeritOS Gptagetie
iom Stat ! lluiOueu. Qmeuocmcutet
tlQOoer @ri5Ona % Oklahoma at peo.
tn8e &ouitjtutiOucr % Or9aniiere Stats
rc3jerin8er for iamtiolg mco Nen
Njer to at optage3 iom Stater / LIMO.
ncN.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

NOnfrrOtiOrilaget bar M Ipiere 10
iigter III of bliuc UeOtnget, en- bet Hos
geUIuoc ior bar baut. Ssnntor 0onr
bar iremiot ct Nmenoemeut ON iriuiaio
SauterOt, % bpis aOmiteen btaiser
bette Am9uOemeut, Ell bet innoiynltst,
at 6prilaget usotasss i OeuRe 2esiiou.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

, ~lnyincible Hatcher.
Hsieste Pr9mle we'd
Yerdsnsudstillingen
S-elyregulenende og ga
ranteret Send &c for
No. 90 katalOg, Test
InOnier ng AfhandIin.
90, Springfield, o.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
6DritieIItgt t.


aiucjerus trsiter fig iremoeles opsr
fine Neberlds UeO al bugos Sopsoet al
fine b~OueolGIt Generator. 5orleSen
OnsOns bIsS alter en-. @sueraI En,
buIs6us9et / geiin.
Stor Reo berItsr blnnOt be $50
9ulsrauers / Sultan, 81, iOm iioen
iiOitleOen lite December life bar fanet
uOsen Detailing.
5Orrise Sns6a9 lutfeoes Illinois
Glass Works Co.'S Tank Factory |
StltOna, 81, % 1926 geriOner blep oer'
oeo arbeioslgie.
- Farmers Protective Association
Sprin9fieto, 81. bnr nOlOuet en- Be-
Iprning Of $500 for 8uusribetien Of
ben geriou, Der mgroebe Sriuin u.
MDers, G8iOcintiOueus 8refoeut.
$780, QnIOu Corn ! SOesia, WO., er
uoen 1oiul ben GloTe tiOligsre Regers
Haze / be JOrensoe stnter, Gan bar
igot / 1~eune8iee i 1887 og er enonu
raft % rgri8.
StOObrauOsns, Tom iioite Spit ru'
ieOe i @jscOnIius GtoUs, ipus8 euoeli9
at boOe ORttst Solicit Op til at tGnte
Hot pao StoUeues geItpttelic. Ser Ell
M oannet en- State Forestry Associa-
ton, iOm / bisIe Gage bar bolOt Mgoe
/ Gtaoiion. s. 9. Gre5nUm, ReoIem
ui ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6Oritafoes
fling i 8nibin9tOn, bar o9ian oelta9et
/ 0tpoct5 JOrban6linger. Snn bOlot
iOrIcoen often / Gapitoliets QsiembtDs
iaI 5OreOrng ON GDoUenoi9beoen al
at peOtuge QOpe ON Stouenes 8eItpts
telis.
Co., aania5's 8rimiunlIoO f%aiiGtter
9gOsitraf for Oi8ie 8Orbrpoelier, men
oa Bet er poerlaot @uOerngren at az
0jpre, enten 9gO8frafen Ital fu[obpr'
be3 eIIcr life, iaa er bet MI mango gIar,
ilOen nO8en ogosbpmt 5Orbrpoer bar
UGret DRu8t / Sauins. s Statens
6rn9iIcr iiOoer Der III oUer 300 giOrs
ocrc, iOm bar uRret 6Gmt til 3goen.
&c fan euonu til boilfeniOmbelit 3io
bGn9eS pao @uOeruprens 8efuling,
uIen iloen 9OOeu traaote / &raft, bar
life nogen 8uUernGr unoertegret nogen
3DosoOm. @u 9gosoOm / 8nnias
betgoer aItida nm ~IiUSunrig 5pngielss
itrni.
- StattammerstS itatiitiite Bureau
bar Ofentli99iOrt en- Rupport, Der ri.
icr, at Ser fra ben 28oe 9tu9uit til Site
Gee, 1894 tuofDrtes til De 6oreneoe
4O5, 100000 8unb Suffer.
StattammeratS 0perIlaa pi(
Der / De nRfe 6 Mnuneosr inOfDres
$4,000, 600 IunO Sutter for Sjem.
mebru9. Oct fer no til, at belle bet
fore DpIa9 al Sutter, iUm inOfOrtes
toloirit, troy ipr Den npe EOlolOO
i 8raft, ct Opbrugt. 6iuanss
miujItercu nnilnar TOIoen paa Suffer
for bette gIar til $38, 100000
- Icu gOrt er ben Stat llniOnen.
Der bar De iterite llogiiter for De Of.
SfOIer. Sen uObetnler $19,s
1ll,GS4 aurli8 iOr 5OlteitOlerne.
9ernnit tOmmer 8euuipluania meo
SIG, 41O, 9O7, SainOis meO $685.
600 % Ohio me0 $12, $50, 794 fOr
giemCo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

&ruilgningsiOrila9ct for De Iesis.
latIuc, sretutipr % iuriOiite Gepartes
m,uter3 llo9iiter iOr matte 6i%ituluar er
moTiact til &eota9elie / 6uist. Get
bc,ober Jig til $2l, $685. 26 omtrmg en-
Ealu M}iaiuu Dollars mere emo for
lnpeuPrenoe 9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Toro SafotaS Se9tslatur.


2Br6a9 ben 2Oen 5ebr. - Den Sos
mite, Der Ituloe un6eri68e Stat8fanss
Hets Stprelie, er MI fGrbi9 meo fit
Nrbeioe. Den timber aft / ben beoIe
Oroen, O9 bet fer no til, at Der life bar
OGret besuuet SUIT OeO Snotisb al
8arer Oio.
@uOernsren bar unoerteguet SorIlas
get ON at iBie uOr9aniiereoe Sttritter
iii gountierne Billings, Stnrts %
Wercer.
GrnOlbs 8amptjeoeltnipettiOnss 5Or
flag bIeU life iuOitilet til 8eOta9elie.
SenatOr StrBm bar fremiat ct Sors
flag ON, at 9rantere itul ienbes til
&uranitulter for 3rantere paa GOuus
tterne8 8etOitning, bpiS 5umilien elIer
8runteren ielo life er iitnno til at be-
tGle be meo Suren ~fOrbunOue ro9iIter.
9ette 6OrIlag er Ell Sopi at @OlUraoO5
SOP ont iamme Gag.
RUurte iremintte 5OrIla9 ON, at
8Or9ermeItrc % GIOermGnb ituG bare
W}eolemmer al board of equalization,
Og Ell unbet ON, at Sberiifer Og life
oere8. N0enter itol iRlqe pautebeftet
9g5gie.
Senatet tilitemte &eiOlutiOnen, iOm
itu( ienOes til MinneiOtus, SpO Cato.
tas Os NebraItas 9e9islnturer / &ns
~leOning ben rus fife Gioiel.
s Suiet fremiatte &OrsmO 6OrIIn9
ON at sioe 5urmnrbeiOere lite Seitelie
(Lien) / 9tUlin9er for uofsrt GrbeiOe.
8inemans GUrIla9 ON eusorteOe
Stole bS8er oecta9eS at Suiet.
Munbu9 ben Ace 5ebr.-@uUerngr
gllen ienote ioa9 Minneiotas ReiOlus
tion til 2e9islaturer, / bojlten ben nus
MODES ON at uonRone en- 8ommi8li Ou
for at mb6e lignenOe SOmmisiioner
fra Rinneiotn, @i3couiin, Nebraita,
Soma Oe SDo 9atOta for at unoer'
bauole ON ben beoite Wanoe, boOrpuo
ben rusIiite 5ibiel fan u%orbooes. 8Onts
misI9rerne m6Oer i Ct. 8aul ben ABE
5ebruar. NUro 8ofotns Nrbeioer.
f~Ommisiar bar mootaget Here Sunores
De Sreoe ira 8eriOuer, Der Dor / be al
ben r~usIiite Gioiel biemisete 9titritter
oisie Srepe inoebOloer en- Musie upr.
biiuloe Splpsuinger ON benne 8eIts
5urpluntniug oio.
6uiet uebtos ioag meb SO MOB
Stemmer 5UrIla9et ON Irie Stolebg,
ger.
R~Gsmasiens 5orlla9 on 2icenis 70,
Offeutli9e Sarebuie oeoto9es.
Seuatet er mart farbist msO Del
pmarbeioeoe civil code. Den inoe6Ol
Der Of ben Stranger" 2ougioning, Jon
( bar Uaret ueOtaset De iiOite fuu glar
: bl. a. Senutets 5OrIus SO. 81 % sou
: lets 5OrIlas $40. 2 uf 1898 Os anor
5OrIng, ium Oeusans bIeO 1tubbeo
. tilIioe.
: 9iseleoes en Sou ON, at nlle Bias
iusertus ituI saa bOer Dag. Serbia
netommisi9rerns b~smpuoi9e8 til q
siennemiore 9OUen ug fafiatte Mari
), %mumtarter for transport al &uI.
Tirsoas ben ste 6ebr. - @uusrng
|. rem unOertesueOe 6Orlu9et, Der furbb
Der StutsembeOsmauO Os anOr. / Sta
tens 9ieuefts at babe nOaeuiOmbeIi
Suteresie / SOutrntter meb Staten
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
600 Sortieneite.
Sfanoinapiife WGmo,
Iom er pillige til at iuotrGoe / en- inS.
bringenOe SeIfiaftigclic, Onifes.

Vi gniter at tOrreipOuOere meo Gnbusr.
lom er uoeu aniGtteIie, eller bpis nubqrenoe
Stiln9 life er ttIireositileHoe, o. Iom MOB
goo SttalIn8 oil paata9e fig at repr9ientere
bort 6trmn, for at hume tlIienoe Dem frit
uort Silbuo, tilt9smeo grguer.
St oil tulue oHiGtte Ell Renrrieutaut /
goert 9litrttt. ION blotil life e. beiat. 8ebao
ltrnr at %iI!ltrtse Or. 6. 5. Sboop, SO. E is
0'ucIHe' isis. 13.21.26
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

! 9%iUerpOUl er Der en- Stub al ieoe
9tGup, hois 6Ormnuo M or blepen iaa
iuGr / ben iioiie 3io, at bans Stps9e
iorleoen, oa ban uar uos at ipabiere,
ialot pou ct lille Barn % Hog bet libel
meo bet Canine.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Scnatrts EOitOTitefOmite bar inOs
iillet III &eoto9elis 8eUiIsuins5iorIlas
get for &UitOcportementets Gifrrer.
Zen inmlsOe Sepil9uiu9 er $s9,337,s
1873, umtriug $lO5, 200 miuOre cno
iCrrloe aor.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
gmerifnnfe SicuHitcrcr bOrtiOrt.

gmerifnnife SieOfitercr bOrtfOrt.
Sra Gbiu 8iang, Sina, tete8rofereOes
Den 3oie os., at nO8Ie of Cijcererne
paa be 5Oreneoe Stuters &ri9sitib
gOurOrN, iOm iortiOeu er ~itotioneret
Der, par suneoe iIano for at itpOe @ilot,
ium Der er en- Wnr8Oe al. Huber
Sngten tom Sc tilfRlOiguiS til at itpOe
cit SineIer. SeroUer bIeu 8eiOltnjus
gen iou rnitnoe, at ben an8reb Nmerls
tnnerne, iou9eoc Dem Os 6Ortiorte beIe
ScIitabet. Sopteiuen paa CONCORD
ieuOte itrog Ell %iOeliHs MurinsiOlOas
ter lIano for at reOOe De ian9ue Office
rer, NHrmsre lluOerretuing ont Nenne
2tiipre mnu9ler.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

SCnatOr Surpie fra SHOtauo bar
ircmiat en- 6HacsreiOlution ON IeOs
ipttcLie al ell Gommisiion iom ItoI fore
tn8c en- m;oIertiois 0pmaaliu9 for en-
Sti6sfaual fra Ben ueore aDit at Cafe
0jdi8m til 8obaib 6lOoeu.
Gn lisucuoe ReiOIutlou er iremiat
Suict Of apn9re5mauo Cooper fra Sn-
Diana.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

u. 4. GOlb, Ser pnoHanr, at bar
Oeo iioite 6DitOal9 bIeu patgt til @u'
Oerupr al Alnbomn, bar III ieuot Ell
Senator III De 5Oreneoe Stoter3 &c.
moi, nemlig 8OpuljItcn @arrsn 2.
Steele, Tom De pOpuliIiitc MIeolemmer
al Nlubnmas 9~eaislntur palgtc til 6or.
buno8ienaipr. Mr. Geeic fom iorlss
ben Dag til @oibin8tOu % inoieuNte
gieuusm Senator Gl1eu fra Vebroita
fine SreOitiUer, iOm or mberteguet al
ii. j. Sob, @uueruGr al alabama.
FOpuliitcrnc % Repubntauerne / &c,
notet Uil terUeo Opuan, at Seuatet man
foreta8e cit unoeriD8eIie al Sntgct i
9lnbanla, % &OpuIifterue puaitanr at
be fan beuiir, at bnaoe SO.b % Steele
ct retmH5ii9 uaI9te.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Spntaltluen "0uSpeRneH" mootpe leo /
600 Se9Olo % er peltilfreos mto ben. Sea
lgnes goot ON ben | ale SeHieeRSes, pa lea
1tl sRite, at @aboer, JON trRnaer en- Sania.
tine, tnda beHptte 9eilisbeoen MI at faa Ia
en- 9oo o9 btlig Spmaitine. Sraatsu tufteoe
10 9euts. Msnts eoIhas, Siour 6tta
SoUa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Ora @aibington.

Tor fri SsIpmDntnins. Mnn9s
reyubIitanFt G%snntOrer fra be gitllge
Stater or of fine 81Iesre opiororet til
at lrsge tiIiice poIitiIfe ScuiDn O9
femme fer GreINcuteus 5lunnsplan.
~iSic SpicrOriu8cr bar leoet til, at
Ian bar uuosrIeat boorIeoes DC fore
Itie0I9e' SeuatOrer itaor meo gen gi
til SsGopprosmaaIct, % man bar 'nn-
Oct no, at AZ or ! 5aUgr at fri Sglr'
mbntHiug % 80 imoc.
8 5aopr at fri Splunlpntuius or;
NIlcn, Bate, y adburu, 8lau60ro, But
lei, Gau, Cameron, Godrsu, Goit, 3nUttb
gubOtE, 5aItucr. George, @O,oOn Snus'
0rOuah, Surris. SuutOb 9rbn Scenes (ar'
iaui a. 9oneS (g|cp.l aBIe, Nic2nurtn,
gRuutIe, @nrltu Trdra (Ert.l 4or8an,
gdScoG gCiitr, Fsrtius, gctti0rtp, Eowsr,
8ritharN, Eu9b, GanioH, Road. SBonp,
SqnIre, Sicpart, 9cucr, Iurptr, &cit %oor
bees, &aIih sSBite, gSaIcurt-47.
SmOo fri S%glpmurtuin9 er:
q Or d, WILTON, 8rlcc. 8urrbps, Gafrcp 3,
Camden Garen, CHANDLER, Gutlom, 9oUls,
2rcu, 80 ph, 5rps, @nrtuaer, Btbicn,
@ormou, @ron, 3Olr Snulcn Sis9tus, sin,
0oor, gtnOian, gOogs, IcNiaon. Mc4bsr'
'On. Wlnocrion, Rta,I Cg8tsl Rorriu,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-14

Here is the latest episode of Partisan
life. The cold weather of late has been
rather severe on the simian population
of the gay capital, and it was keenly
felt by Maurice, the orang-outang of
the Jardian discrimination. When
Maurice fell ill, it was decided by the
managers of the Jardin that inasmuch
as Maurice possessed far more resem-
blance to man than to an animal, a
regular doctor should be summoned,
and accordingly the services of physi-
clan were invoked. On his arrival how
ever, the doctor declared that, as the
patient occupied an intermediary place
between the quadrumanes and the hu-
names, its treatment should devolve
upon a veterinary surgeon, who, how
ever, hesitated to assume the re-
sponsibility on the ground that Maui
rice was more human than beast.
While the discussion was in progress
between the two medicos the monkey
died. Boston Herald.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-14

tiful English pointer, liver and white
licked, and stands 26b inches high. His
weight is II pounds when in condition
for speed trial, and he can cover mile
easily in three minutes.
mo price can be attached to the dog
at ALL" said Mr.. McCue when inter
viewed last night. 81 have said some
times that he was worth $4,000, but to
tell you the truth would not sell him
for twice that amount. He has made
more than that for me and can make
much more. Ned is just years and 9
months old at present, and no dog alive
can trot with him, and not a great many
horses can stand his gait either"
Ned has never yet been defeated in a
match. He has trotted with 70 ponies
under 12t hands in height, and also SO
bicycle riders under Is years of age, and
won all of the contests. This is quite a
remarkable record.
Ned pulls pneumatic tired sulky
weighing 20 pounds. A boy weighing go
pounds handles the ribbons, but then he
is only dummy" for Ned is always
given his head, and the instructions to
the youthful driver are to sit still and
mind his own business. In other words,
the dog is given full credit for all he &C
comprehension Francisco Chronicle.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-14
The Age of Animals.

A butterfly lives only few weeks, a
crow may live more than century, and
swans are said to live sometimes over
300 years. An eminent naturalist tells
of falcon that was 1852 years old. A
white headed vulture, caught in 17O6,
died in 1926 in the aviary of the palace
of Schonbrunn, near Vienna, where it
had been in captivity 118 years.
Again, parrots and ravens think moth
ing of tumbling about the world for
hundred years or more, and some of
the sea birds and water fowl outlive
several generations of human beings. To
come down to some well known birds,
the ordinary cock lives from 20 to Is
years. and a pigeon lives for about 10.
A nightingale may live 10 years in cap
tivity and a thrush Is, but when free
they live much longer.
OF quadrupeds the elephant lives much
longer than any of his friends and breth-
rem. He may reach the age of 400 years.
And, you will think, he looks as if he
was made to last long time. A camel
is old at 40, a horse or bull at 25, a
lion and bear at 20. AS for the whale,
it disports itself in the sea for some 300
years, and no tortoise is considered to
have attained ripe old age before it
reaches 80 years.-Exchange
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-14
A Young Violinist.

Miss Leonora jackson, the young girl
whose beautiful playing on the violin
has attracted much attention of late, is
a Chicago girl whose talent must some
day make her renowned. During her re-
cent sojourn of 10 days in her native
city she SO captivated the select audi
ences before which she appeared that
some of Chicago's most influential soci-
ETY. leaders have become interested in
her. A brilliant future is predicted for
this little artist by all who have had an
opportunity to judge of her gifts. She is
still child, with unassuming. childlike
ways. Her health is perfect, and with
her rare talent she combines a strong
character-energy, patience and deter
mination.-Chicago Post.
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EXTRAORDINARY!
AN OCCURRENCE THAT WAS MAR
Vicious INDEED.
Not Merely Relief From an Insignif-
cant Ailment, But Human
Life Involved.

cant Ailment, But a Human
Life Involved.
The newsgatherer on his daily search
for items of interest often comes across
happenings of more than passing note.
1t was during recent conversation
with Mr.. A. III. Cransby, the we'll
known commercial traveller, with the
Cochran Lumber Company, that a re-
porter of the Commercial learned of a
wonderful case. Mr.. Cransby is we'll
known in Memphis and surrounding
country, and now resides at 1853 Kerr
street.
Just ten years ago." said he, my
wife noticed small lump in her
breast. She thought nothing of it, but
it increased in size rapidly, and soon
broke through the skin, and COM
menced to discharge. She was put
under treatment of the best physicians,
but they very soon found that they
could do her no good, and simply pre-
scribed antiseptics to keep the place
clean. Both her grandmother and
aunt, by the way, had died with can
Ger, and when appraised of this fact,
the doctors told me that they would
not attempt to save her; that she was
incurable. Although the cancer had
by this time become deep seated, and
her health very low, had one of the
most noted specialists of New York to
treat her. After treating her awhile,
this doctor admitted that the case was
hopeless and further treatment useless.
1t is difficult to imagine how despond-
emit we all became, knowing that she
must die, and unable to give her any
relief. l had spent over five hundred
dollars with the best medical skill to
be had, and felt that there was no fur
Their hope.
Zone day happened to read an ad-
vertisement of S. S. S., recommending
this remedy for cancer, and in view of
the failure of the most eminent physi-
clans in the country confess had lit
tie faith left in any human agency.
However, purchased bottle of S. S.
S., and to my delight it seemed to ben
eft her; after she had taken a couple
of bottles, the cancer began to heal,
and as astonishing as it may seem a
few bottles more cured her entirely.
You can probably better understand
how remarkable this cure was when 1
explain that the cancer had eaten two
holes in the breast two inches Deep
These healed up entirely and although
ten years have elapsed, not a sign of
the disease has ever returned and we
are assured of the permanencs of the
cure, which we at first doubted.
81 certainly regard s. S. S. as the
most wonderful remedy in the world,
and it is truly God-send to those
afflicted with this terrible disease. Yes,
SIR" he concluded, you may be sure
that shall always be grateful to that
remedy, for without it my home would
now be desolate and my children
motherless. - Memphis, Tenn, Com
mercial.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-14
A New Nation.

A new notion is that of marriage cards
conveying, like their Easter and Christ
mas prototypes, the proper sentiments of
the occasion, good wishes, and the rest,
which may accompany the wedding
gift or merely arrive, per Sc, as an evil
dence of good will. 1t remains to be
seen whether brides will take kindly to
this palpable aid to the nonpresent Civ
ing quest. An avalanche of these paste
boards on the wedding day, however
artistic and proper they may be, will
hardly be relished substitute for even
fishkniyes and strip jugs
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Saved hY a Wa5nan-


An incident during the disturbances in
Sicily is related by q correspondent in
Palermo. At Terrasini, village of about
1000 inhabitants, the people rebelled
against the communal administration,
burning the bureaus of the taxes. A
company of bersaglieri arrived to put a
stop to the disorder, and the lieutenant
ordered his men to make ready to fire.
At that moment woman ran up to the
lieutenant, and holding out to him a por-
trait of Queen Margaret asked him to
kiss it, while at the same time the riot
ers, men and women, suddenly sank on
their knees in front of the soldiers, cry
ing out, Kill us; we are already dying
of hunger" The lieutenant ordered the
soldiers to retire, and the riot was at an
end.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-06-14
LIKE a s1Evr.

The chief function OF the Kidneys is TO zen.
arale from the blood, in its passage through
tnem, OF certain impurities and watery particles
which make their final exit through the bad
der. The retention OF these, in conseq uence Of
inactivity OF the kidneys, is productive Of
bright's disease, dropsy, diabetes, albuminuria
ana other maladies with fatal tendency, Hos.
letters stomach Biters, highly sanctioned
diuretic and blood depurent, impels the kid
neys when inactive 10 renew their sitting func-
ties which infest 1t and threaten their own ex
istence as organs OF the body. Caiarrh of the
bladder, gravel and retention OF the urine are
also maladies arrested or averted by this benign
promoter and restorative of organic action. Ma
laria, rheumatism, constipation, biliousness
and dyspepsia also yield to the Bitters, which ia
vOus. ~