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MarktprriIt in St. fOuis.
9onnerstas ben 5. December.

S0IllIersta9 och D. Oe5eHtUer.
? rotber, 560- 9p
3. rutber, 520--c; 9fD. 4. 10
Ntais.-3p. 2 26G0-c; gfp. 2.
tpeiBer, 25f0-e; 9io. 3. 2f &c.
Sofer.-gep- 2, 1s6185c; 0u. 2.
tueiBer,-f0-c; $40. 8. 17G-c.
Sdiueine Die 8erfdufe nUn alien
SDlten Dnriiren 5iuiIden 1925 unf
s3.75 y l0ofb lebeiloie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-06

&nuft Cure Sbube in Grpcerie.
Stpre ipelln SIR bort bic beIten ult0
b!ui9lten S6ube erbalten tDnnt, pte
bel 8ru0Dt's.
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-bie acnelu cuer sebsrmsbisrnsa- psriudt2 aae
habeH riEe 2eIeryebisin ooHu mo DanH Rothiy.
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ben @ebraud bon Simmous siper gssulator uub ibr
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friident.
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pei anf oem ilmidjIae.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-06
ppob' &iIlen finb rein pegetabliid
Stontroths. .Oerhonblunoen.

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gepriift unb 5ltr 3ablung anseuiez
fen:
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Plus Der County Court.

Sic peridieoenen @eaaufleber
erb;e(ten Die fo(9enoen 8etrdge als
8ebalt betutQigt;
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6enrD Spbns, Subrlobn, S4".3
Aug. 9ager, StraBenarbeit 22.3O
q. Sbnliot, 22.55
8. Wtunoipil[er, 20.65
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&. 8ecfmanu, Ito
S. 9eTlorin, @Dfenlegen, $3.50
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S8erf3eu9. .......... 4.90
s. Slider, 9aterrenzSlnz
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0ernnnn SenIing. ....... .55
Suntma 80. -. S2O9 90
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= Sir Die 8erbeiierune Der 2anbs
mcgee tpurben ben peri6iebenen 9i=
itriften foleenbe @elber sur 8erfilaz
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al15djsntIidrr 4MarktbrridJt.
Gctreioc, 211ehI, Hp.
@Drrigirt BON
JOHN III. HELMERS, Grocer.

Die uugeee6enen Breiie iueroen BON
ben 9an6leru (meiitens im Sauide)
besn5lt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

In certain places floating islands are not
uncommon. but one seen three times in
1872 In the north Atlantic ocean was not
only a rare occurrence but was besides
OF peculiar scientific interest. IL was first
seen on July % in latitude 30 degrees g.
minutes and longitude IS degrees west.
The second occasion was on Aug. 20 in lati-
tude Al degrees 40 minutes and longitude
30 degrees 80 minutes. and the third time
was on Sept 10 In latitude Is degrees 90
minutes and longitude 80 degrees 30 min.
utes. As IL WAS never set n after that date,
Il was presumed the island was destroyed
IN the autumnal storms.
On the three occasions the island was
come upon IL was moving toward the Azores
at the rate OF about n mile an hour Its ex-
tent was about 800 feet each way. and IL
contained much forest growth. many ofthe
trees thereon being fully 30 feet high The
finding OF such an island In that section OF
the Atlantic is In itself a curious incident,
but to scientists generally IL Is more inter.
esting as showing the possible migration OF
animals by this means, as put forth by
Darwin. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
oLo TIMe SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS.


Oh. the old school exhibitions win they ever
come again.
With the good old fashioned speaking from
the girls and boys 40 plainf
VIII we ever hear old User" with It's rapid roll
and sweep.
And pilot Ills fearful night; there's danger
on the deep"
Sweet Mary doesn't raise her lambs Ike Mary
did ~ old:
Their fleece Il not "as white a. snow" they're
wandering from the fold.
The boy upon ''tho burning deck" II not one
half a. fine
He was not born at Bingrn-a at Bingcn on the
Rhlnci"
The girls don't speak In calico, the boys In cot
ton jeans.
They've changed tho old tlmo dresses long
with the old time scenes
They smile and speak In ancient Greek. IN
broadcluth and In lace.
And you can't half zee the speaker for the col
lar round the facci
Oh. the old school cxhihitlonsl they are gone
forcvcrmorcl
The old schoolhouse Il deserted. and the grass
hes chokcd the door.
And the wind sweeps round the gables with a
low and mournful whine.
For the old boys born at Bingcn-at BinRcn
on the Rhinci'
Atlanta Constitution.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30


matter of fact, it was six years before ono
Of the participants in the dinner died, and
it was neither the food nor the wine that
caused his death.
The club has, moreover, practically sue
ceeded in destroying the old superstition
about Friday, and owing TO its efforts Fri
day has ceased to he hangmans day in
most of the states. In connection with
his campaign against an old superstition
the following list Of events which occurred
on Friday was circulated by the Thirteen
club;
Washington born, Queen Victoria mar
ried, Napoleon Bonaparte born, battle Of
Bunker Hill fought, Maynower landed,
Joan of Arc burned at stake battle Of
Waterloo fought Bastille destroyed, Dec
laration of Independence signed, battle OF
Marengo fought, Julius Caesar assassinat
ed, Moscow burned, Shakespeare born,
King Charles l beheaded, battle of New
Orleans fought, Lincoln assassinated
Friday was also the lucky day of Column
bus, who left Palos on that day on his
first voyage, discovered the new world on
that day, reached Spain on his return on
Friday and sighted Hispaniola on his sec
ond voyage on Friday, Nov. %, 1893. 1t
WAS vi tudt IL BANt "
John Cabot his commission which led to
the discovery of North America, and on
the same day of the week Hendrix Hudson
sailed through the Narrows and discov-
cred Manhattan Island Burgoyne sur
rendered on a Friday, Major Andre was
captured on Friday, and it was on Fri
day, Oct. 10, 17S2, that Lord CORVALLIS
surrendered his entire army at Yorktown.
On Friday the first gun was fred ON Fort
Sumter, and for four years almost to a
day the flag of secession foated there until
Friday, April IA, 1865, when tho stars and
stripes took its place.
The dinners of the club are held on the
18th of the manth. They consist Of 1;
courses, and whenever practical the mem
bers sit 10 at table. The honorary mem
bers include Chauncey NJ. Depew, Benja
min Harrison. Grover Cleveland, Abran
| ;. Hewitt, William II. Grace and Roswell
p. Flower. The initiation fee is $l13
and members address each other as Yours
thirteenly.'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

The people who lounge at the entrance OF
the Bots De Boulognc are now called the
"Ccrcle dcs pannes," Anglicr. The Hard
up Peoples club" This gathering is sup.
posed 20 bc frequented 10y persons who can
not afford a carriage TO drive TO the Bots.
but who yet wans TO see and. above all. TO
be seen. The accommodation consists OF
nrmchairs. which are paid for at the rate
OF cents a sitting. and the plebeian bench
which costs nothing. Manageable young
ladies with their chaperons muster there in
force on the lookout for lord OF master.
Men also frequent the spot They are OF
all ages. from the pert, downy Tipped ado
lescent fresh from college to the made up
old beau.
Every one Is well dressed and impecuni
Gus, and the one sex exerts all its efforts
TO deceive the other. Men are looking for
wives with dot, and ladies are Ia search
OF husbands Marriages which are the out
come Of n first meeting mt the Cercle des
Pannes are not likely TO be happy. and one
would certainly not advise friends to 90
there either for n wife or a husband. But
OF an afternoon there is no place like it for
noting the latest thing In dress, and so long
a. you are careful to keep clear OF the
matrimonial net there is no harm In FIRE
quenting that crowded corner which has
been dubbed with such funny name
Paris Cor. San Francisco Argonaut.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
whr nnlls uate a nod MAG.

In the first place, says an English writ
or, red is a color to which cattle are IN
accustomed, so that they may naturally
be supposed to be startled by its very
novelty. Scientists show the sensation
of red to be the complement of that OF
green, being induced by exactly opposite
affections of the retina-
If the eyes of cattle are constructed
ON similar principle to our own, the
continual contemplation of green, as IN
trees and heritage, must produce a state
of retinal fatigue, predisposing Vio'
lent excitement of the retina immeol'
ately red substance is presented 10
view.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

When cholera was so greatly feared In
Baltimore In 1861 and the years following.
DR. piggot. celebrated chemist OF the
time. announced that the only disinfectant
Of any use In the cholera fight was copperas,
or sulphate Of iron. and he made a compo-
sition Of charcoal and copperas which was
said 10 have been invaluable in its disin.
fecting properties. The idea is, first, pro
vide a means for absorbing the death deal.
ing gas. carrying with IL millions of disease
germs. then have the necessary agent TO de
stroy the germs after they are absorbed
SCOT is claimed to be superior 10 charcoal
because IL contains some Of the unoxidized
hydrocarbons contained in the smoke from
the fuel, and among these hydrocarbons is
crcosote. a germ killer OF wonderful power
baltimore American.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
Detected Sports In Gotham.

The deep melancholy which pervades
the sporting fraternity of New York is be-
ginning to attract more than casual atten-
ton. For many years the bookmakers,
heavy betting men, race track plungers,
and, in a word the small army OF tran
quill, easy going and self contained gen.
tlemen who make their living by the exer-
else Of their wits, have been a pictorial
feature of New York life Their glory is
only memory now, however. The sport
ing fraternity's load of gloom is SO deep
that it has apparently driven every body
out of sight. 1t began with the Lexow
committees continuous session, which
closed the gambling houses in New York
and kept them closed and it has been
capped by the action of the new law,
which will prevent betting on the races.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
TO MY LITTLE GIRL.

Close to earth the sun Il burning.
Weary plowmcn leave tho pillow,
Homcward through the fields returning
All their work IL ended now.
Hear the cattle gently lowing;
Hear the bloatlng OF the sheep;
All the world 10 rest II going:
Sleep. my little darling. sleep.
Flrhormcn upon the ocean
Turn their eager bows toward home,
On they como with winged motion.
Flowing through the surglng foam.
Hark. they sing with pleasure after
Weary tolls on waters deep.
DO not heed their shouts and laughter;
Sleep. my little darling, sleep.
on into the sea OF slumbers
Sails my darling little one.
While | sing IN peaceful numbers
TIL the lying day Is done.
While with loving arms hold her.
Evening shadows DER Us creep;
Soft her head sinks on my shoulder;
Sleep. my little darling. sleep.
r.. -. Hale In Youths Companion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
A Plague Of Tropical Insects.

The decks and holds of quintet OF
bone vessels now in the port of Philadel-
phia from South America are a sight to
turn the strongest stomach. Crawling
around below are the most loathsome
tropical insects, while on deck, frozen in
among the ice, are tarantulas. centipeds
and scorpions. The sailors said that they
hailed the approach OF the recent cold blast
with feelings of the most intense relief. as
they were in constant fear of finding a
huge tarantula or crawling centiped in
their bcrths.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

There Is no habit so easy to fall into nor
one 10 hard TO break as that OF borrowing
II Is 30 simple TO say will you lend me, ["
but when the time comes TO pay back the
loan you are almost sure TO begrudge II and
murmur something about paying for a
dead horse.n forgetting how much you ap-
prcciated the kindness shown you at tho
time you hesitatingly whispered "will you
lend "-phlladciphia Times.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

A few years ago the rector of st. Paul's
was elected to Canadian bishopric. He
was a slight, little man and made but a
very small showing when he dressed in the
full Canadian regalia, including knee
breeches. In fact, when Phillips Brooks
saw the newly elevated prelate he hardly
knew what TO make of him. His first
sight OF him was a rear view. Walking up
behind the little bishop. the doctor laid his
heavy hand gently on the others shoulder
and looking down quizzically said Bishop
do YOU wear pantsY'- Boston Budget
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man was arrested in New York tho
other day for pinching ladies on the ele-
waited trains, n diversion to which he had
been for some time addicted. He was
about 40 years old, Of eminently respecta.
BILE appearance and was said to be a book
keeper in bank
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
The BaIeful Blue Eye.

Blue OF light colored eyes are popularity
supposed to most frequently carry the
baleful influence, and to counteract this
blue beads are sometimes worn. Cases are
cited Of men able to overthrow carriage
merely by looking at it, to wither up a
beanheld, and SO on. 1t is said that the
belief in the evil eye among Christians.
Jews aud Mohammodans Of the far east is
stronger even than their religious beliefs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

When Disraeli first set eyes on MT.
Biggar in the house of commons, he saia
to his fidus Achates, what is that;
That, sir, is the honorable member Tor
So-and-so. " Really" replied the
other. Il thought il was leprechaun,
which is a small but malignant species
Of Irish fairy. San Francisco Argonan|
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
10 comaA1 SUPERSTITION.
That L. the Mission Ably fulhlled-by me
Thirteen Club.

The Thirteen club Of New York CITY re-
Gently celebrated its thirteenth pirtnaay,
and its founders were able TO look Dach
over record surprisingly successful
There is probably no social organization 10
existence which has so signally achieved
its object and excited so much curiosity as
the Thirteen club. IL was formed Tor tne
purpose Of combating the superstition tnap
IL Is an unlucky number and that FRIDAY
Is an unlucky day. A great many people
believed and some still believe that II 10
people sit down at table together one WI"
surely die within year
Thirteen people sat down at table al the
original dinner OF the Thirteen ciuD' anu
not one Of them died within year AS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

Diner-So you are hard at work study
ing French. What Is the object OF thati
Waiter-t've been offered "A steady job az
big pay ia Paris II | learn French before
going there.
"Humphi There are plenty Of French
walters in Paris"
''le-e-s, but you see they can't under.
stand French n London people speak IL. '
London Judy
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

The day has passed for looking upon the
pony as a mere toy, useful only in drawing
Tom Thumb carriages creating sugar from
the hand Aud with this recognition Of the
pony's more useful side has come the better
appreciation Of its value in the physical ed.
ucation OF the children. -Harper's Young
People
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

A boy at Rockland. Ne. had been in
formed BY his mother that a pail which
stood Ina the sink contained microbes. A
short time afterward the lad WAS seen fish
ingin the pail. presumably for microbes
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

According TO the Bedouin Arabs. a
chestnut horse, for good luck, must have
either both hind legs or else the near lee
white II only the of hind leg is white.
that Is bad luck
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

tree very similar to the rubber and
often mistaken for Il Is the COW tree OF
Nicaragua This yields liquid very
much like milk In taste and appearances
and more than once has been drunk In
coffee by engineers
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

The number Of prisoners locked up in "a
Of the western and middle states Is no. SIS,
aud Of this vast number OF offenders but
one-sixth know how TO read
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
Sugar Coated Charity.

Tho charitable and warm hearted people
Of Maine village decided to give a dona.
ton TO poor invalid the other day and
sent him a lovely frosted cake, decorated
with angels and Cupids
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

Pronounce correctly. study not only the
dictionary. but the language Of living
speakers who are entitled 10 speak with
authority.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30

To recognize and define the impossible Is
one Of the distinguishing marks OF him 70
whom almost everything Is possible.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-30
THINGS YOU CAN BUY.
A LIST OF ARTICLES NOT GENERALLY
CONSIDERED MERcHANTAeLs

Time and Water For Sale In New work..
Electricity and Power Are Daily Bought,
and n View Has Value In Real F.tate.
People Who Sell Their Dead t.o.,,..
Evening star., 1895-04-29
River View Opened.

The ninth season at River View opened
yesterday with rain, music, flowers and
dancing. Although it rained from the time
the daylight looked into the condition of
affairs here until the darkness began to
once more settle over the earth. 1t did not
deter the hardy pleasure lovers from ven
turing out to commemorate the opening of
this most pleasurable resort The early
trip was omitted, but at 2:45 the COM
modious steamer Pentz carried down
about nine hundred people, who braved the
elements 10 once more glide over the
waters of the placid Potomac, and dance
away the hours of care and anxiety in the
music Of Chris. Arth's most excellent
orchestra. Although it rained. and rained
hard. those who made the journey seemed
none the less to enjoy themselves, and the
bowling alley rang with the shouts of the
victors, the roller coaster with the shouts
of the timid maidens and their more ven-
turesome swains. and the dancing pavilion
with the low, soft music of the Spanish
Sepilla waltz. The place has been bright
ened with flowess. and new grass plots, and
smooth. clean walks have been added to
make the comfort of the guests of the re-
sort more of a feature this year than ever
before. The successful opening of yester-
day caused Capt Randall. ever popular and
ever on the lookout for the welfare of his
guests, to think that this will be the most
successful season which he has ever had
charge of on the river at this pleasant re-
sort.
Evening star., 1895-04-29
THE CUBAN REBELLION.
Mtn1ster De LONE Thinks 1t o Small
Affair and VIII Soon BE Suppressed.

Minister De LONE Thinks 1t o Small
AFFAIR and VIII Soon BE Suppressed.
The New Spanish minister. Senior E.
Dupuy de Lome has arrived in Washing
ton, and is staying for the present at he
Shoreham. He had hoped to bring his
family, but received word from them that
they are detained In Gibraltar by the ILL
ness of the eldest SON, who has tne scarlet
fever. The minister will call on the Sec
retary of State early ia the week, and will
present his credentials as soon as the
President is ready to receive them.
Senor de LONE, who is well known in
Washington from his previous residence
here, has received calls from number of
persons who knew of his presence. To
reporter the minister talked automatically
OF the Alliance affair and reiterated his
heretofore expressed belief of the early
suppression of the rebellion in Cuba.
As to the Allianca affair the minister
said he had no doubt it would be amicab'y
settled as the full sense and love of JUS
nee and fair play and right of both the
United States and Spain would bring about
such a conclusion.
Regarding the Cuban rebellion the min
ister spoke substantially as follows: "The
iEsurrection, which is a very small affair,
IS not going to last long. Everybody wants
peace. and the leaders are advising such a
course on the part of the people. A few
weeks. think. will see the trouble at an
end unless the rainy season sets in before
that time. which might make the opera
TONS OF the troops more difficult. The gov
ernment OF Spain sent large force OF men
to the island simply to crush out the in
Surrection in the beginning, as it felt that
py these prompt measures both the lives
of men and money would in the end be
saved.
mo, don't believe the revolutionists re.
celved any actual support from the United
states. The government of Spain is salts
fed that the neutrality laws have been
well enforced, and l hope they will be al
ways"
Evening star., 1895-04-29
Furniture nn,l Decornt;ors

Three days of this week will be devoted
to the sale of an unusually rare and ar
tistic collection Of furniture and china
silver and carved ivories. at Charles G.
Sloan & Co.'S auction rooms, No. 14O7
street northwest. The articles have been re-
Gently received from Europe direct, and
number many beautiful and attractive crea-
tions in the most famous lines of house
hold and parlor accessories. AS they will
be disposed of at auction. an excellent op-
portunity will be presented to lovers of the
useful and lovely to satisfy their tastes
at a moderate outlay of means. The sale
will begin Wednesday and continue at ii
am. and pm. each day. The collection is
now on exhibition.
Evening star., 1895-04-29
Are Not Liable.

Several weeks ago Assessor Trimble con-
cluded that the dealers in fresh fish should
pay the produce dealers tax, and asked
Attorney Thomas for an opinion in the mat
ter. The courts had already decided that
these dealers were not liable under the law,
but Mr.. Thomas decided that they We're,
and warrants for the arrest of several of
them We're issued. 1t was in this way that
the District succeeded in getting So from
each of several dealers, and Saturday the
court simply repeated its former decision,
that the fish dealers are. not liable under
the law.
Those who have paid the license tax are
now anxious to get their money returned,
which will probably not be done.