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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Nt65or, Woro Tefota.

Iciret bar itraalenoe, paslsHoe parH'' p9
irseu ginb, nctop ium ON Yelret pao0e
p9ret beitilt pna Sorbaauo for gnleohinseH'
pa ben bleu i eauSbeb csiaa bsnnttet.
q Sipretgier al ole SIass. ira Den cue
oonte CARRIAGE nes til srcpe Sumpe'oo9ne
pa paa ct lltal al Sicpcler Tom 5olt ira
siso Riuer N~aenisbeD os Sidion, % pa'te
:Suteresie ca 9ps5jerri8beo blanof Gem,
INN life por iuopteoe I Semmeli9teoen,
N,sre uuberretteoe tunoe tnioIert'o for'
tnns. ot Senii9ten meo bet fore 3p9 par
At oir,te o. cperraite Taitor &tsnsis 20
Somllie I oeres Siem borte oeo 8tlo N'ce
Rlper.
9ooet raaeoe Trefeauaroer, meoens Ere
fen iorret,eoe @uOstIeneite i&ortb EleaIant
atrte, pa at baaoe Iaitoren % 6ruen bleo
pperraIteoe, oa &c euoeIis ~iatteoc, hrao 20
act oialot, er at BRUCE ct milot uotrpt.
Saa bIep Der oG,tet Soro uoc / Saoen,
hpor Der blep ~ierperet ole SlnSs 9oSe 60
DER, iom "Sprroiterre' bapbe bra9t meo
fla, bpcrpaa Gitermiooaaen btep tiIbrd9t
paa ben bpsaelisite os semptlislte Waaoe,
iom 10 f~orreiteu ct ieIpiaat, naaf man or
@leIt hos iaa penlise % ielltabeIt9e soil
iom Gnitoreus er.
Gnoelis fom gpeIieth iom bar Spbaps'
mauo I'll Naset ban bapoe prret btnoret ira
at toume / rette 5io pna 8runo al 6crret'
rtuger), % tplot Ell patier Yale, bporl ban
miu0eoe on &aitoreus LANCE % tro Eleteite
iblanot ps, bporleoes ban M / pctr ell ba1o
WenneIfealoer iaarel / Sollfin iom / rgtcuoe
GueItprm altio bnpoe p9ret reoe til at
tl9ip,, uaar o. Boor ban tlnoe, % bpor'
l,oes ban i o8ie gar baooe iorItaast at
pinpe SjGrliebeo % Teipeti hos ale, ionl
bapoe pGret lpifelise not til at lore bans
Golc % islocpoirenoe &aratter at tjeuoe, %
netop Setrastuius berat uotalte 3alereu,
er ri fpniue bib ioas ior at brln8e Tatoren
oa bans Suitru Dor Splocit.
9erpaa blcp @aoerre, iom beItoo az ct
@uloubr % en- flor elegant ao8eopen, opsr.
Ieperet at Salercn.
IaItcren tatteoe oerpaa SoriamliH9en,
ittc iaa nlcset for @aperre retop, uotalie
ban, men mere for ben SeIpilie % SiGrIi8'
heb. ipm bcrueo Insoes fer 2a9cn. San
faTc,e ct Gtibageb!it paa iuunone Sage,
buorleocs ban mur9en Gang babe bnpt
baaoe Sors % lrGu3iel at tlGmpc mob,
men at ban aItio bauoe bapt bet FANNIE
3aal ior Sie - at leoe fine SOanebprn
irsm ma Heicu Ill Cubs Slide, GA at poiaa
bette FOR Sremtiben iirloe G bans enc
Nore Waal, iaalGn9e Serren f~ururele bant
arait % Stprie I'll at rpste tit Salo.
Mieu MI be8puote bet at melfue, o. mart
rar SoSet 9iibasemurif, lptfe!i1 % MINT
ire urer en- t~p9selis tilbrngt gitermiOoaa
o. fuIoiirnois rperbepiite ON Sarobeoen
al Den aamle @runoiats, at oct er iali8ere
al 8lue elO at tnsc. IL
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
sra Compel.

Del i~loipruoenoe Siers Seiup be.
araueoe, iom beficuot, peb tit lotrlo
aaret 70 c. 6. s. ben imuffe Sp Som.
peie i slifc. llosrauninser al bpi SrrS
Tor Siosnitaben bar i mango Star paa'
gaact, omeuo lausiomt, paa ben itali:
euite Reaieriuss SetoItning.
Wten / beune Sio CT uoer so Mant
i 9lrbeioe meo HponinS ps llnoeriGsel.
fer i be mag ise Guiumas Ter, Der Iiss
ger meuem Iorta Def 8eiuuiO % Iortu
81 Gapua NOR Yeiup.
Sornplis fit Grbeioerne brast for
9asens 2ps ct gus, Der i~noebuloer
@ienitanoe al for Suteresie os efipn.
beo. Taset uuer ben fore RiStbal
bpilebe paa Is riileoe SpIler, alleiam.
men spot peolisebolbte. Sessene G,
oeturercoc meo Sreitomalerler i 2isbet
msb benz, iom tiolisere er funoet.
9isie Waleriers fore Sfipnbeb lis1e,
/ ben Sriltbeo, be %irembDoer, % i fin
5arpeprast.
Dog, friife iom bisie Walerier uiie,
iig M, oil 9uiteus os 2piets Yaauirt'
ming i nosle iaa Maaneoer maaitt
siSre benz mere Sfaoe END be naitsr
1900 gar, iOm be bar peret siemt
Soroens eficc.
Get melt mGrfuGrbise ueb Salena
rlbrpr, iom man fan ie bet MI, e,
imiolertib Warmormpblerne, ON be fac
maa fables. Ser fan mar ie Som
peianernes Serlisbeoer i famine Stil.
ling, iom be bar bensans, % ! Bethel
len berai npoe 5plelisn al at Der iaI
ialo iiuoeS ct gus ! YOmpeii iom i'll
or blepet rpopst ior at berise Muirerne
per er altius al Marmor - SOroe
5ontauer % Statpcr, ubetaSiseoe Of
al ben reneite Suicbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Slant mango SrGcr!

2anbsiOltet bsr ueO Eio % 2silis'
bec, Omeno liot eiter liot, plante
Eraer, mango 2r9er, paa be 3orO.
iiptter, iOm life esner fig for almiuoe.
fig Noting.
Sore 5armrrc er iorismmeliae, bois
De, troos i'm Gune BERTH, unola0sr al
plante Graer lnnss @iarOer os Saoe,
gauge. Sc life nl.ne iOritionner 6arm,
eienoommen os fOrbsier oers Serb
men De brinser Sontanter eIter lio.
taalmObia 8cnt.r.
gg, 5uru, Sirt, 26n, Sidors % on
bre GrGer, Icm plautes M, fan met
Eio:n blipc inobrin9enoe.
@eo Of bemsie fig libt mere met
5rusttrRplantning os berpaa fslgcnot
fornnftig 8asnin9 fan 5armsren Itaif,
Jig en- Sperfluo al Siriebar, Bea6es,
9Gbler, 8lommer Os andre 5ru8tipr,
ter.
s be Glbre G9ne ai Netu Serisp Of
Hernipluania er 6armene pantrpos %
puatoars ~beplnntet meo 9r9cr, co 81.
erne b%etra9ter benz baabe iOm uunO.
urrlise os lcnnenoe.
5or bette 6nttum bar iaa isr9elip
mango al 5arnlere enonu life iaaet Ei.
meme pp - oerior benDtter be life an,
lesninsen. +
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

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b Brett
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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
act itorrc Samtalcnpoe. /"

BIB itoite Garsmgoe Iatteoes ell Selu.s
ming, Der IDoer iaaicoes:
"NGrsmpoet onbeialer Gitplbelicn af Ct
ftprrc Samtalewpoe uopaa Sommereu cher
ppten, til 8ebaloliu9 al be rrtte Yibler,
Deb bui.te ben iaube ariitenoom bgr ipges
iremmet / bore Nteutgbsoer, FAINT at en- So
mite neoiGttes til at iorberebe ct laaoart
Sam!alempoeS Niboloelie meo Senipn til
9io, Sico, 0ieiercuter oe Iiauenee."
&omiteen, iom blcu palgt al garsmpoet,
bsitanr At q. Sopmc, Or. =. u. S6miot %
Naitor Gerbarp 0iaSmuSieH. Zen baooc
Npoe Wtuueapols ben 22oe gugult %
eneoes ON ~iclsen0e Srouin9:
SamtdlemDoet tploes fra Susoaa fsors
miOols ben 6te III epnCus Giten ben 1Oor
November i~priitommsnoe. Sfpl9e renl,e
9uobpoelie fra SoIoeu Weuisbeo, Yaitpr
Y. 8. MuuS's Galo, benlr8aes Gamtale.
mDoet I'll Se.oeu airte | @ooobue gpuutr,
gtrun. Get iprite Samtaleemnc: "Spao er
iauo 8riftenosm?" inolepeS Of YaTor q. g.
Gbueot. Set anoet SamtaIeemne: "Seo
bOtite @tiolcr frembriuses % peoli3ebolbcs
ben iaubs 8rIteuoom?" uoleoes al Or. 4.
u. Sdmiot. ESrUi. ~. .. Spdman o.
Yaltor I. s. 9abl preOiier.
SplSen 9ieni9heo bar iauleouiul bette
SamtaIemsos nee fat en- Somite, iom ItaI
'sr9e Tor Sosis % Clubs. Spu. 9. 8.
@u8 er Senne Somites Sormano. Gil BAN
bsr ole, iom oster fig til Nipoet, benpenOe
is bet'meli8 9ib. Sans Norssie or:
Iipeluuo g. 8, @opobue Gountn, Rirn.
Get oil slGoe Sr. @tus. ON ret mango
me!oer fig. Snscn bcbcper at mere Srpsi
unsaaeuoe TIapS. 8 0oloen @eni1beO CT
tnaoe Susrum % Slerterum.
I'll bette Samtalempoe oil Der uoen 3pil
icmms mango ira nGr % fern; tbt bet er
bperten S9smanosmspe saer YreIeipn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Slooorifning moo Ner'
poHtct. w


Get nneite 2G9emiSoel MOB Nerppi'
let, iom ipucs Of iomle mango trCenee
ON fig, sr globorifnius.
glposts narenSc Sraft bar 10 altie
orret tienot; men ior ret at iuuue ino'
uirte paa benz, iom Fiber al NerusIitet,
mda bet fpniumeres / rarm GilItane,
netop ipm BET bar fr5mmet no al BET
Iasteoe 3nr.
8 Taris bar benue WetbpSe lGuse
oGret anoenot, % M er ben enoos
fommen til 9~jDbsnbaou. ct banf Slao
i~noebolbsr islscnoe Sfilbrins al 8u'
rem:
Gnfelte Morsener bar man feet en-
elegant @tuipase rife irsm uosr arsa'
turtorpet. Zen i~tanier ioran ct Slasz
teri, os no tiger TO p~elijeuote aisben'
bapnerinber, ben enc Stueipiucrinoe os
ben anben benoes ercentriif flGote Sens
inoe. DC tripper paa brib9leoe efo
rem siennem @~ansoen % ino Sln9-
mteriet. 9prlrsen bar / Gorpeien
samraao meb Suslrsen ubpalSt ct
fruftist Os friift grcmplar al be til
slustnins beitemte DIR, ps naar 3a'
merne anfommer. itaar TO Slaster9uts
ter fGrbise til "at ~lerpere benz.
Den enc al Gutterne tpinser 9prets
6opeo neo / ben rette Stilins, ps naar
bette pel er siort. lpiter ben anoen lin
gr, iOm paa !Sammeren er icripuei
meo en- bpas 9is, % 9joer meb benne
8pret ct poloiomt Slas / pcpeoet.
Meo eli fnai'noe 2Do tranSer Yisscn
siennem I~auoebenet, % Spret faloer
meb ct tunst Sras til @uluet.
gn al @utterne lager fig paa &u9
Ouer 9nrets Sals, % meo en- itarp
aniu ipr9tter ban op Slben ouer
Struben, iOm sjennemifiares meo ct
traitist emit, os bet blaaiorte Blob
pibler irem al Saaret. s famine Gie'
Bill bolber ban frem en- Sfaal, Tom
iplbss Of bet parme, rp9enbe Blob.
Timber belle benre 8rpces er Epret
i~remoeles iliue. Sets fore Zine or
uiotaabne, co meo en- bemmel,s Spien
iwtirrer 9amerne IND / be sliuienbe,
uiotaabne Zine.
st arpital9las iploes al ben ubD9s
sclise Srif os rettcs til ben enc al
Gamerne. Weo en- bis Woopilie brins
ger bun bet til 2abcrne, men iaa tpms
mer bun bet / LANCE Gras, us umtriue
benbeS 9aber eiterlaber ben rsoe 8nite
en- purpurrGo Stribe. 9ereiter sien'
nemsaar benbes @eninoe famine Sur,
st Sieblif blir be TO Gamer itaaenoe
ll9eiom for at beberIfe fig, % oeres
Zine lsber pper / bet maleriife Sceueri.
geu er Slastninsen / iulo Gang; fans
me Sfueipil, iom ~ooeniOr er beitreuet,
sientases runot pmtrins paa ale aan'
ter.
&unbt omfrirs benz brsler Gprene
belt ansitiulot, ium ont be bauoe Ell
5prubanelie al fin SOB, % bisie 9pc
blanoer Jig meb Suisllnsen al De elas'
t~ertnipe iom ilibes mob runoe Sern'
fiber, % ben bumpe fnaienbe Sub al
Srebammerne, naar oisie fnetfer Yau.
ocbenet. Gu tuus, iso os fueleuoe
2ust tiger Up mob @laStaset, os ouer
8uluet iosier SlObet / imaa StrSmme
ipr at iamles ct ftprre Gilobsfar
Mibten Of slasterbuiet.
Saa lamler 9amerne iammsu fine
fnitrenoe alGoer, % meo Sinoer, Tom
Nil bar iaat Garpe, % lpueuOe Zine
penoer be tilbasc til 2~anbaueren.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
correspondence.

ecrr,frsrterctr utr Yarn 60 gsrsss tnaes me
nh ne & Or FIR iii. ts Fir ne sranra eitrremirfe y
f,fotiirrsf. aerust hi life tiire nftrflta'lrri, me-"
ru.ets tseirmmenbe aruei.oneeni rni'er Del msl
Ntee,nprtu mac bare AarHet 70 abrssien-
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Der sipes life iaa iaa WenneIfer.
ipm belle 9asen i9icnusm beiti9itiser
Jig meo aft mulist for at bebsue lin
Samp,ttisbcb. Der bebreiper benz, at &c
lie bar nOset alporlist glrbsibe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

8p9tet cr ct 9urtistos uben 8remie,
fpis Nisan8s' % GnoeitatiOn &c u5e-
fIenbt.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-12
NQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ

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liable woman In every County 10 establish COZ
lset parlor for the sale OF Dr. Nichols Celebrated
Spinal Supporting Corsets and Double from
End "a End' Clasps, with Asbestor Lined Busk
Protector. Every pair warranted not TO break
or Iust, absolutely impcryious to moisture or
persplration. new pair given for every pair
that breaks. Guarantee printed on each corset.
Recommended by over 10000 Physicians fur
nlsh complete stock on consignment and pay a
salary OF so TO SG5 per month and expenses.
$500 sample outfit free. send 10 cents postage
for sample and terms.
NICHOLS MANUFACTURING CO..
Oct TO- 3m. 8lS Canal Street New York
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-12
Exposition,
ATL ANITA, GA,
VIA THE
SEABOARD AIR LINE.

Leave Washington, ID. e., daily. at S:A0 p.
NJ, upon arrival OF the congressional Limited
from New York, and reach atlanta ~ 400 p. NJ
the next day.
A second train. with through sleeping car;
from New York, lca;cs Washington AZ 80 A.
w.. arriving at Atlanta % H.. VI. the next day
Both trains leave from the Pennsylvania rail-
road station and land passengers IA the United
Depot a. AiliniJr1o near the Exposition
ground, as through d. elSar Ia any line are
landed.
~ Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va, the
SeabOrd Air Limo has other connections equally
as important at those 0S Washington, namely
From New York and Philadelphia, the Cape
Charles Route; from Washington. the Norfolk
and Washington steamers from New York. the
old Dominion steamships and irOm Boston ana
Providence the Merchants and Miners steam.
ships. close connection IS gade at the steamer
sides with through trains and Pullman Drawing
Room, Buffet sleeping cars operated through
from Portsmouth TO Atlanta without change.
Each OF these routes takes the passenger Via Old
Point comfort and through Hampton Roads.
EQUirNENr.
These trains are composed Of the handsOmest
Pullman Drawug-ROOin, Buffet sleeping Cars
and Day Coaches. The 40 L. NJ. train c'Thc
Atlauta Spccal) Is ycStbuled from end 10 end
and Is operated solid from Washington 10 iadnta
POINTS or INTEREST ALONG THE LINE.
The route from ashlngtOn Is through Fred
ericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg Virginia,
Weldon, Raleigh and southern Pines, North
Carolina, Chester, clinton aud Abbcyle South
Carolina, and Elberton aud Athens 10 Atlanta,
Georgia.
RATES.
Excursion tickets VIII be- sold TO Atlanta and
return, via the SeahOard Air Line, as follows;
ON Tuesdays and Thursdays, September 18th
TO December 2ith inclusive. at $3.50 from sun
bury and $3.50 fIOm LewstOwn. limited 10 10
days from date Of sale. Daily from sept. lG to
Dee i5 inclusive at s21..5 from Sunbury and
$3.50 from Lewist0wn, limited TO 20 days from
date OF sale and ut s2950 from Sunbury and
sa2 gl from LewlstOwn good until Jan. ith 1896
THE EXPOSITION
surpaSscs, In some respects, any Exposition yet
held I'm America. Here you find, side by side
exhibits from Florida and Alaska, California and
Maine the United States OF America and the
United states OF Brazil, Mexico and Canada, and
so on until nearly every civilized nation on the
globe Is represented On the terraces are found
among many other attractions. Arab. Chinese
and Mexican Villages, showing Just how those
people have their daily walk and cOnN erSatiOn.n
ASK for tickets via "The SedbOdrd Air Liner
Pullman sleeping Car reservations viii be
made and further Information furnished upon
application TO any Agent OF the SeabOard Air
Line, or to Jne undersigned.
II. W. Il. GLOVER, II. J. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager, General Pass. Agt,
l.. ST. JOHN,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-12
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

Music
/. l.. Herman read paper, "rhc
Object of Nature Study
Mlusic.-"America.'
J. y. Brosius introduced the sub
iect, Teaching by Showing"
G. w. Smith, spoke concerning
'The Primary Teacher, His Aims
His Work" Il. =. Rohback explain
ed his Reasons Why n Teacher has
no Right to Punish Child, or the
Government of Love- Remarks on
the subject were made by J. +. Kel.
Ter, and G.. w. Walborn.
Music.-"Coronation.'
Jerome Erdley read paper on the
Professional Preparation of the
Teacher"
Music. THE Voice Within Us"
The report of the Resolution com
mittee was adopted. Supts. Berkey
and Bowersox made their closing
talks and the institute adjourned
sine die at $3.50 =. M.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-12
illustrated by forcible example thai

illustrated by forcible example tha
the possession of wealth was nd
guarantee of happiness. The pooi
in the humblest stations of life arr
happier than the millionaire. The
court house was crowded from wall
to wall and from the door to the bar
The audience felt highly pleased
with the lecture and every one fell
better for having been there.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Institute convened at $40 De
votional Exercises by Rev. McLain.
Music. Stars of Light"
j. s. Kern read paper on "THe
Essential Elements of Good Recita-
ton Work"
NJ. 1. Potter explained How a
Teacher Can Most Easily Win tile
Consideration and Respect of the
Community in which he Teaches :
Profs. Fisher and Schaeifer made
helpful remarks on the question.
Music.-"Help it on, Annie Lau,
rie," Teaching Public School"
Supt. Berkey spoke on Benefits
of a Teachers Preparation y
Music.-''Songs of Praise
The report of the Burrowes Memo
rial Committee was adopted. The
roll was called and those present
paid 10 cents each to the fund.
Music.-"Come, Come Away"
Il. Il. Wetzel read a paper on Tho
Elements of Growth in School Life.
Orders of $500 each were granted
to NJ. l. Potter for the committee on
permanent certificates aud to the
secretary The committee on dis
trict institutes made their report
which was adopted. Adjourned at
ll:3O.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-12
Dss- GOING TO CHURCH. q

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female, wanted 10 represent US tor special work.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-12

Cotton States and International
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-12

u y 7 WVTTNf
Vice President.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-20
Getting Ready for the Crops.

The wheat crop in the West is suf-
fieieutly advanced to require the most
active preparation on all sides for
handling it. The railroads are get
ting ready TO do their share of the
business, and their activity is contri-
buting to the improved condition Of
the country. Their shops are rushed
with work, putting their rolling stock
into shape to carry the large amount
of freight that is expected when the
crop begins to move to market They
are looking for additional employees,
and wages feel the stimulus of the
new demand This alone is enough
to bring more prosperous times to
scores of citizens and thousands OF
families. The demand for labor by
farmers IN their fields will be more
active and pressing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-20
Result Of Free Wool.

Disasters to the wool market pre-
dicted by Republican protectionists
when the Wilson bill was passed are
not coming into being. The market
is very active at present and promises
to continue so for some time.
Reports received from the leading
markets of the country indicate that
there is no reaction in the upward
movement in the prices Of wool, says
the American Wool and Cotton Re
porter. In the past week-second
week in July-in numerous instances
further advance Of / cent pound
has been established, and it is safe to
say that during the past fortnight
there has been an average rise OF 2
cents.
This report comes from a protec-
ton journal Continuing the paper
says in the same article, a double
loaded editorial: Our scmannual
record of new mill construction for
the first half of 1895, to which we de.
vote considerable space in this issue.
makes a magnificent and gratifying
showing. 1t furnishes convincing ev-
idence that the clouds Of depression
have been giving way and that pc
Rod Of prosperity is developing in
textlle lines.
The record referred to shows that
80 new WOODEN mills have been estab-
lished in the United States this year
as compared with II in the CORES
ponding period Of last year Of McKln-
leyism-an increase Of 100 per cent
Free wool seems TO be good thing
for the wooden trade, for consumers
and for the country generally. g..
Louis Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-20
He Carried 1t With Him.

Daring a pedestrian trip "A gentle
man came unexpectedly upon race
course, and ON one portion Of the
ground found a thimblerig estah-
lishment 10 full work. NGtwithstand-
ing the renonstrances of his friends,
the gentleman insisted on watching
the game.
Now would the gent like to wager
crown that he could find the pea?
remarked the expert
Yes, was the reply The money
was on both sides deposited, and the
pedestrian lifting up the thimble,
pointed out the required pea and took
the stakes. A second and a third bet
ended to the surprise Of the expert;
then a wager Of 2 to nothing steadied
the nerves of the loser, and the trick
was accomplished with great caution
The gentleman lifted up the thinblt
pointed out the pea, and pocketed the
stakes.
S'help me, | didn't put It thereI ex
claimed the bewIldered artist.
No, but | always carry my own pes
rejOined the pedestrian.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-20
The Bnslness Revival.

The Butte Miner noting the effects
Of the business revival has this to say:
Nothing so thoroughly depresses
the Republican politician as the re
turn Of prosperity and the evidences
Of a revival IN trade and industry
such AS are now crowding in upon the
political pessimists. However, the
industrial classes are enjoying the in
MIGRATING effects of the new order OF
things and hundreds of thousands OF
men who were idle under the opera
ton OF the Mckinley bill have been
given employment since the Demo-
cratic tariff bill went into full force
and effect II is one Of the most strik-
ing object lessons the country has
ever seen. Never since the begin.
ming of the government has a party
suffered "A more complete reputation
than that which the Republican party
has received on the tariff question In
recent issue Of the Philadelphia
Record appeared columns Of proof 81
the revival OF trade and industry IN.
der the new regime. The Record con.
fined its story Of the overthrow OF the
Republican theory and argument to a
few Of the principal cities in Penn
sylyania, vet it required columns To
enumerate the various industries that
had voluntarily raised wages and
given employment TO men, most Of
whom were thrown out Of work while
the Mckinley bill was in operation
Ia introducing ITS long list of revived
industries and increased wages, the
Recorder says
The distressing Influences which
have effected every branch Of bust
ness IN this country for the two year.
have been removed, and in every III
rection there can be seen unmistaka
BILE evidences OF the return Of pros
perity. Despairing business mcr
have grasped eagerly at many appa
rent signs Of trade revival during ID,
past year and as often have been dis
appointed, but there is now no neces
sity for searching for evidences o.
business activity, for they thrus
themselves into public notice on ever
hand. The return Of prosperity is M
longer an expectation, for il is nov
well under way, and every branch o
business is feeling the healthful stun
Illus Of greatly increased activity.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-20

Hon. William c. Whitney of the
East, Vice President Stevenson, Sec
retary John G. Carlisle and Hon w
R. Morrison of the West, are the Dem
ocratic leaders for president in 1896.
Hon. Thomas b Reed OF the East,
ex-President Harrison, Gov Mckinley
anil Senator Allison of the West are
the Republican fayorites for the same
office. The Populists have not given
an expression of choice but Weaver
will shoot his shuttle again it they
say so.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-20
THE opening of the Neg ,Perces =

The opening of the Nez Perces res
eryation, the establishment of peace
and protection in the Ceur d'Alenes,
and the utmost freedom given the
Morlnons at the ballot box, altogether
giving the state large number of
new voters, may obstruct the Kepub-
licans right-of-way to everything they
have been claiming for themselves
for the past year. The long lane has
tarn.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-20
ONE danger alwa7s threaten

ONE danger always threatens any
measure submitted to a vote at a
special election: This comes from the
stay-at-home voters. Bannock county
must look after that element at her
bonding election 18th of August. The
danger from this source may be great
er than from an outspoken opposition.