Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-09

the winter. The governor may not
marry during the society season, but
he will break all the "wishbones" in
his way with a hope Of encouragement
in that direction.
New issues took the place of party
politics In the campaigns OF several
states. In Massachusetts it was Wo-
man Suffrage: in New York, the Sun
day law: in Maryland, bossism, and POI
iitical reform in Kentucky.
A boy who win not go to school and
get an education may be sure OF this
one thing: He will always have TO
lift at the short end OF the handspike,
and pull at the short end of the single
tree. We beg all our young friends to
remember this fact.
What magnificent fall OF ''the beau
tiful" came to us last Monday. 1t said
TO the dust: "You have had your day
and time; lie low from this day on,
through the winter" and the dust has
been seen no more.
The young people OF Blackfoot should
plan for pleasant and profitable way
OF spending some of the long evenings
OF the approaching winter. They
might do SO with advantage to them
selves socially and with mental inn
proyement.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4.-The re-
port of Commissioner OF immigration
Stumpf shows that during the last fis-
cal year 25s, $50 immigrants arrived in
the United States, 27,095 less than the
preceding year and the smallest immi-
grafton since 1879.
Turn the rascals out''--the familiar
party cry may be applied to microbes
as well as 10 men. The germs of disease
that Turk in the blood in the blood are
turned OUT by Ayers Sarsaparilla as
effectually as the old postmasters are
displaced by new administration.
DR.. Harris, United States Commits
sioner. OF Education, declares that the
adoption OF spelling reform would save
two years out OF the school life of every
child-two years that could be given &c
history, science or other valuable stud
les. Moreover, il Is said that fifteen
per cent. OF the cost OF typesetting
press-work and paper would be saved
Surely this is worth thinking about
tho thingz wud LUX meiti strani for /
tenn.
The one thing most notable on tn,
eve Of the present campaign is, that OF
local questions there is manifest de
gree Of independence Of party line
such as has rarely or never been pres
cnt before under similar conditions
The voters are apparently anticipating
the regime under which municipal viii
be separated from state and nationa
elections, and are bent on giving tn
politicions foretaste OF what vii
happen In the future. To an exten
hitherto unlocked for, former support
ers OF the regular parties are desertin
their standards in local matters, an
no shibboleth, however specious, wi
pc permitted to pass unquestioned b
the electorate. There is GROWN
: disposition on the part Of the averag
5 voter to Judge parties by their pei
formances rather than by their PR
5 fessions, and the results OF this dispt
sition will be made apparent by tn
vote on Tuesday next.-Bradstreet's.
An Eastern exchange says prosperis
is dead shot" remedy for Populisn
and cites the fact that in Indiana wher
the farmers have had big crops and al
J measurably out Of debt, they have
their organization known as The Earn
: ers Protective Association represen
. ing 40. 900 souls, declared that they WI
u take no part with the Populists in al
more campaigns.
al Many people, when little constipa
cd make the mistake Of using saline
! other drastic purgatives. All that
!, needed is mild dose Of Ayers Pills
!. restore the regular movement OF q
bowels. and nature will do the re-
10 They keep the system in perfect orde