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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30

Mittelz ober @9par3meble, ba btefe bebeu=
tenb biQiaer Iinb unb in Der Mdft b%ortreff=
Tide 0tenite letiten.
BUR Me6lmiI9ung fam itdtt Mtl9 aud
MaKer genDmmen tDerDen. Die gut Dur6=
g~efretete Maf1e nirD nit elmer &letnigfeii
pfefFer urb Gala beitreut unb gu Nubeln
perarbeitet, Sin gutes Maitfutter beitebi
gum 8ei1ptel aus 3pet S6eilen Maismebl
einem SbetI@eritenmebl, einemSbetl geto9z
ter @rbfen, Ober ftatt @rbfen etnem She'll
rob geriebener &drtDffeln. 8ielerorts be-
Itebt bas Waftfutter aus 81 5 Sbetler
G6par3mebL, is geriebener &drtoffeln uni
lis gefD1ter GrbIen. Nus Der Seiqmdfe
merben 13I4 bis 23I4 3pG lange J}ubelr
9eformt, Die an beiben @nben fptb 5uIaufsn
Die Nubeln iperben enttpeber gefp9t, Dber
I'M Sfen sebaden. Die gefo9ten 1inb ben
gebddenen por5uSte6en, ba tie feline f9arfeu
&anten uno Gden beiiben, ii9 benz Sbtert
let4ter in ben 9als ftopfen lafen unb bon
btefen in f~iiraerer 3eit berbaut perben.
Sci 8egtnn Der Mdit 5tnb folgenbe @infe
81 bed@ten. Mm erften Sage barf peber
cine lleberftppfung Der @dnfe, mod sine
l1eberlubung bes &ropfes erfolgen. Gs &C.
niigt, penn bic @dnfe in 4 Bis 5 Mablaetten
6 Bis 8, unter lmitdnben 10 Nubeln er6al=
ten. Nm 3~tpetten Sag fam cine @ermebruno
ouf 10 bis IL Stiid folgcn, mprauf am britt
ten unb bierten Sage ie cine Mobl3ett etn=
gei6oben Dirb, fobaB in 5 Bis 6 Sagen 8 BIG
9 W}abl3eiten gebalten tperoen. Die erte
Siitterung bat friib I'M 5 lbr unb Die lebte
INN 10 llbr Nbenbs gu erfpl9en, Sebr bGuz
fla tpirb bic Mabrne6mung oema9t, bab 1et=
tens unDeritdnbtger gerfonen bereits nit
Dem eriten unb 3~peiten Maittdge cine neberz
fItterung Der GGnfe %eintritt. Ser Ma9en
fam Die Menge Der encyclopedia Nubsln
ni9t berbauen unb Die Sans gebt Elm, tpenn
benz ni6t burb Elm f9neGes MbI9lo6ten
bprgebeugt ptrb. 8epor bd5 3nette Gin
ftppfen Der Nubeln Dor iib gebt, muB Der
&rppf leer fem. SIT btefer NIT Nubeln an
gefiiGt, 10 barf feline Siitterung borgenom=
men perben. 9te Mabl3eiten tperben aui
4 bis 6 Stunben ousgefebt, Srttt na9 bte=
Ter 3eit feline @ntleerung Elm, 10 1T ber
Mogen iiberlaben unb bas S6ter in 9efaDr,
Sin 8erfaden bes &ropfes trttt bann Elm,
tpeun Der Sans Der 0als Bis obenan pongez
ftppft tptrb u1tb es bie1er an Gaufpa1Ier UNI
Sanb fe1lt. I'm bas @initopfert gu erlei9z
tern, fperDen Die Nubeln in laues Wd9e1
getau6t, Geeigneter tnbeIen 1T es, lpenr
itatt @uRer Mtl4 sur @ertpenbung geldngt
SDu Die Mait in turaer 3eit beenbet fem
10 ntrb aud bic Na3t gu 9ilfe 9enommen
Sn bteiem 6ane muB i'm Maftftale etnt
2dmpe bremen, I'm ben 9Gnfen bas Muf=
finben bes Saufmafers gu erlet9tern. Ods
9t6t pirft b%erit6tgeno Elm auf Die SPHERE
fobaB cine ungeitDrte 8erbauung itattftnbet
CShIuB foIGkl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
Infer Beforehand.
III.

@6en1ppenig, tpie man guten S9eiben=
bontg pbne bic g~eetgneten 8tenen erbalten
tann, %eben1openig 1T btes @rgebniB D6ne
etnen 8ienenftod 5u e~r5ielen. @s fam Sc
n1anb tpObl cine ebenfo groBe Menge S9etz
benbont9 aus etnem bD6len 8aumtlob be-
fommen, tpte aus einem Der mDbern1te 8tez
renit0de, b. T., penn er ben &loB in Sec
ttDnen bat un0 0aDpn INNER etre our 3ett
aufieben fann, Der 6pntg aber tpirbe ft9
ni9t in marttfGbtger Getalt beftnben,
ipiirbe ni9t BON Der Sorte fem, tpte i'm Der
GGufer berlangt. Ser 9tOd, ben mir baben
mifen, muB elmer fetrt, Der i'm 8erbGltntB
gu fetner 8rau4barteit am tpentgiten o itet,
am lGngften aus6Glt unb ben mel item @9et=
benbpntg in elmer 5um Saul EN- etnldbenbel1
Sprm liefert, o6ne babel biel Weii6e unb
Nrbeit gu berurfa9en. Was fir Elm @tod
1T base Soqte er a6t pber aebn &abmen
entbalten9 Soften bic Sugen bteredtg ober
abgef9rGgt fein9 Soqte es Elm Stpd nit
fetlfOrmtg berbunbenen @den fem, ober
ndre Elm berblatteter Stod bor3uateben9
@oQte Der 8oben befeftigt ober 1o1e ELM
Miirbe 1t9 Elm anbertbalb Stpd 6pber &a=
iten better betpdbre11, als elmer non penigz
items bret Stod 96be? Mas fir einen
9edtaiten fD1te er baben, uub mas fir cine
@inrt9tung bebufs 0alten Der Secttonen9
Soneit bic @n3dbl Der Habmen In 8e=
trd9t fpmmt, Die Elm 9tod entbalten Iolte,
nit benz man erfplgret9 S9etbenbpntg ge=
pinnen min, 3iebe t9 etnen @tod BON a9t
&abmen pDr, 0as mag Der &nii9t ether
Nnaa6l %unferer berborragenbiten Smfer
piberipre9en, unter benen ii3 audi bic err
fabrenen, pratttf9en unb erfolgret4en 9pz
ni%qprobu3enten = bic 9abants : beftn=
ben. Sic 1inb NutpritGten auf benz 9ebtete
Der 8ienen5u9t unb i'd a6te ibre Meinung
70 bod, baB tb nur NIT 3Dgern MIDI baau
berItebe. iiber biefen puntt arberer Meiz
nung gu fetn als fe. Mber unfere &nii4ten
qeben ni9t gar 70 melt a%useinanber; tie gee
BEN einem @tod bon groBem umfange utz
ten auf benz 8oben ben @pr5ng, nnO t9
einem, Der o b n am gerdumigiten 1T. Sd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30

na9 Der @eburt bes &albes unb 1obalb man
am &opfe bic fleinen ¬en fiiblen tdnn,
MAI bieIelben NIT MaHer an nnb
tie mebrere Weale in 3niI9enrduz
men bon e%iniaen 3agen nit caustic Soda.
Sbne ben 2bieren i'm @eringEen ipebe gu
ober trgenb pel9e @9Dnbeitsfe6ler
5u beranlaRen, tperben auf Die ~dngegebene
Weife bic 90rner auf's @riinbIi9te uno
fir INNER berni9tet. Nu9 Maraen irgenb
Dirt fam man bur9 Mntpenbung
bie1es Mtttels bertreiben.
% m. Miin3, Mtnnefota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30

ob er in feinem @arten nur biefe e / n e 8irs
nenart 5ii9tet uno ob fi9 in Der g}d9e anoere
8irnen1orten ~beftnben.
cSSn benz 8eri9t bes SefretGrs fir Nderz
bau in @%a1btngton, Sabrgang 1892, Settle
241, ftnbet itb cine dbnli6e &1age. 9a
mar ein @arten in @trginien bef9rieben, Der
10000 Bartlett" =8irnbdume entbtelt, bic
Denig pber gar ni3t trugen. Nuf Die 9ld9e
Der 8eitber ienes ungebeuren @artens tpurz
ben ieitens Der Regierung Sa9peritGnbtge
na6 8trgtnten geianbt, pel6e bur9 @rperiz
mente fe1t1teQten, bub bic v8urtlett" @8irne
ft9 ntbt felbit befru9ten fDnne. DIS Sell
nittel uno 3par als e~tn3iges, tpurbe ange=
geben :: @nttpeber 4npflan5ung anberer
8~trnenforten in geeigneten 4bitdnoen 3tpiz
T9en bic &etben Der Bartlett" z8dume, ober
0erebeln zines S6etles bie1er 8dume nit
anDeren @artetGten, ober 8eibes 8u1dmmen.
Soften Die 8Gume bes 9errn Sries ii9 in
d6nlt9er Gage befinben unb btes Der 8runb
Der l1nfru9tbarfeit fem, 70 nirO AUDI ur
bas pben genannte 9etlperfabren bon Wtrtz
fomfeit fetn.
S9lieBlt9 ma9e i9 NOD barduf aufz
merfIam, bdB bur9 ousgebe6nte 8erfu9e
1eitens Der Sa9peri tGnbigen Der Gegierung
in Dem erpGbnten groBen 8irnengarten Elm
3uberlGfftges GOrbeugungSmittel gez
gen ben r2eaf Blight" IN Der iOgenannten
n8prbeaur=N }irture" erprobt tporben TT.
Ndberes bariiber ftnben sic in Dem Sabresz
bert9t bes @derbauzO Departments 1898,
Seite 247.
Sd muB nod bin3ufiigen, buB, tpenn
Mnpflan5ung anberer 8irnen ober 8erebe=
lung etniger v2e Gonte" z8Gume porgenomz
men perben iD1te, btes @artetdten ietn
miiien, bic NIT Der r2e Gpnte" 5ugGet3
bliiben, anberfeits tpGre Die gdn5e Arbeit
fru9tlos.
PauG S9Iarbaum, Colorado.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
Dte man Sratwirife uno Sratmurffeifd
wohli8medeno bis bod in oen Sommer
aufbepahren fam.

Die 8rutpiirfe miiHen sebrutsm unb
bann bibt auf chamber in einen Sopf qe=
legt perben, %iporauf mar fe nit tparmeul
Jett begteBt, bts 2ebteres iiber ben Wiirften
itebt. Wenn es an 9drmen feblen 1olIte.
tann man ~bas 8ratpurtfleiI9 au6 gu
&lDS3en BON Der 8rDBe zines 6an6fGfes
formen; bteie miifen ebenfoQs gebraten
unb bann Gbnlt9 pie 6anbfGfe in etnerr
Sopf gelegt unb nit Set iiberaof1en per=
ben. 4uf bteie @eife balten it9 8rat=
ipirite nnb Die Sleif6tlDs9en gerau1ne 3eit
in frtf9em unb tpoblf6medenbem 53ufanbe,
unb ielbft Der gr0Bte Setni9meder iptrb bic
etngelegten Miirfte fir gang frtf9 gebratene
era9ten. 60 fann man aud i'm 5ommer,
tpenn Semanb Elm S9nein fhla6ten muB,
gu Werte ge9en unb bas getppnnene Brat
tpurftfleif9 Bis gum @tnter frt19 erbaltel1.
u. 9einrt@ 2eiiter, Mtsconiin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
Oiinsun9 i'm minter uno 6ribiabr
(S@luB.)

8ielfa9. ipenbet man AUDI bas 8erfa6ren
an, StaQmiIt ppr Wtnter pber i'm Minter
iiber Die @runbfiide auS5ubretten unb aus
gebreitet liegen 3u Iafien, entpe0er, UNI jun
gen Saaten (2u5erne 3. 49, einen S4uB
gu geben pber in Der Abfi9t, baB iiber Wtn@
ter Der NGbrtOffgebalt in Der Oberfld9e
1h9 berbrettet unb 3uriidgebalten perben
ipirb. 0as ausgelaugte StrOb ptrb bann
i'm 6riibiabr abgere6t. Nuf frtf9 geader=
tenn 5eIbe fam bas Qiegenlafen bes ausgez
b~retteten Miftes pGbrellb Der 8egetattons3eit
unbebentli8 Tein unb Defenders bann, penn
Der Mtt iiber ftreut pirb NIT einem Matez
rial our 8tnbung bes fOnit entpei3enben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
Das Kdlber feline Borner frieoen.

I'm gu berbiiten, boB &GGber S0rner be-
tommen, mag aGs @nt1pprt auf sSraqe So.
681 in Der n2anbtp. 8eilaqe" baS ssoldenbe
btenen: @s empfiebtt Ii9 bic Mnpenbunq
bon coneentrirter 2ause N(caustic Soda),
Die in 4potbeten fir einen gertngen 9reis
gu babea 1T. Glet9 in ben eriten Saqen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30

= Sn elmer 2~anbgemeinbe in Der NG6e
bpn &~ofen6etm in 8aiern nit runb 1000
@inppbnern tpurbel1 laut Nuspets her9l1tF=
fbGagsrebnung i'm Sabre 1894: 3174 9etz
toliter Bier gu ie "a Marf %getrunfen. 6ie3u
tanen nod etipa 5000 Mart fir 9su6bier
(99eps), pelAes bic SefOnOmen bttm
8rduer 1elbft bplen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
Spre6fddl.

Die @ebattion iteGt be 8enusuns bes Spredz
faals, icpeit Der 0taum es suldBt, Sen 2eIern Der
n9anOw. 8etlase" fret 5ur @srIisuns, bod per-
iorabrt fe it9 basesen, nit Dem SnBoGte Der artifel
tOenttft5trt 5n 1per6en, ttbem berielbe ni9t lelten
isnOnnget, berel Berialier it9 ni4t init benz uo0en
9omen unb 0obnort unter5ea9nsn, ftnben feline
Gufnabme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
Die Sfuuf3ubt.

9ie Mbrefe beg Sarmers, tpel6er Gfunfs
3ii9tet, 1T: @mos @teffel, GopGt9 g. s.,
Summit @puntp, Sbio.
S. @. cd a 9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
IT p TT 7

Infer beutI9er @flau5ea. tnb Samen:Ratalo9
ionbt? llnb 10 Sie 3 @ts. fir gprto NIB ger=
poduu9 BET legeu, fenben mir frei elm 8ofet Der be=
riibmten BiSmard-Surfe; p0er fIr 4 @ts. elm Yadet
John A. SaIZer Seed Co., 60 Grofe isis.
16f9nis16
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
A NOBLE FIGHT.
AN EMINENT SOUTHERN Law
YER'S LONG CONFLICT
WITH DISEASE.
TUenty-avo Years o. Prosperity. AdseF-
.lty and suffering, The Great We
tory won by Science over
stubborn Disease.

fEYota the Atlanta, Ca, Constitution.
isorerppst among the best known lawyers
an FARMERS IL North Carolina stands Col
Isaac A. Sugg OF GreenYllie, MT Sugg has
resided In lireenyille twenty-five years.
EhiIe nearly every ore Ia pitJ county
Knows Mr. = s history, perhaps all DO not
know * his return % business again after
m illness u sixteen yeats, No MAN has
,,one through more than he lud lived, IL
100 1, .,,,se IN the entire breaking down u
the nervous system, attended Is eAuruciaIs
ipe. ugonlzin9 uncomfortable paiA Opiatea
and stimulauts only quieted temporarily,
and I'm trea tments failed him Dhly his lows
M family ana friends prevented suicide.
lilo told i reporter the following interesting
starry
bpt nature cave way at lasI and | suC-
rurbed d ths inevitable NJ entire hery.
gus system had heeh shattered by the
stimulants and gpiaLeh had taken, my
blood Ind actually turueh ~ wafer, ms
weight had dropped from l4j pounds 70 rs
ana il seemed 10 everybody tltat the end
was N sight why ! could nut leAg The seh.
tie hand 80 ms Wtte 10 baLhe uzg limbs with
tent water WaT siinpiy living from hour
III hour had made ms Stlt settled my
business ana waited tpr tae last strand Of
life % snap
MI tSas 1T this time thar i somewhat
similar case as my own was brought ~ uy
notice This man had suffered VERY much
as : lad. his lIfe aad beeu despaired % a.
mime had. aud SET he hsd bevh cared
Ihiuk Il hHI that lists word mtraut 81 MH
Cured fhe report stated Ih4G Ihr work
bad bs-en accomplished Pr HsHdicia1
known as itr Williams Pms rails l0g Pals
people ! Investigated tlls Fsfork ghgr-
THEN / pgpeuted a1far * IN Williams ptak
Pills 3HG bagau taking thru ana LsguH 10
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

After dinner we headed TO the north'
a,,d j tramp OF six miles brought US
10 the limits and resulted m stTals,
SIGHT al the same time, Inc Lazy
Rliss was standing down Tor Us rom
ne northwest, and when seen was
hnll above water. We found q hlalns
Mace IN the bushes and watched ller
~ She stood on. There was deep
water Ia within Il cables length q
the beach. She shortened san, passed.
the corner OF the island, anu az
ter running along tho north shore Tor
i mile came to anchor ~ thirty
feet ot water, and within = STONES
throw of the beach, Her anchor
was hardly down when We saw ana
heard a row on boarda free night ~
which all seemed to be engaged Inc
result III this was that five men lower
III lie yawl and pulled ashore. We
heard Hall and others call after them
and make threats, and they replied ~
kind. When they had landed they
declared their intention TO remain,
ana each one spoke bitterly q the
way Hall and his fayorltes had used
them They had not left the ship ior
good, but were prospecting 20 see y
the island suited them They had
brought With them the captains re-
volyer and the only two nusktts
aboard the ship
II did not take u above tettmtnitrs
to lind ont how the land lly and We
then exposed our presence ana ue-
sought the men 70 aid rs ID recapturs
mg lie Ship. There MAS but little
hesitation on thelrpart iali hAd ne
sooner GOT possession thah he l0rdeti
Il over the sailors in great style. ~
wasn't two hours before heAad z mu'
tiny ouhis hands, and uue.halitheereW
insisted on his heading tOrthe islands
that the. might br put ashore There
had been hall d dozen tights between
tho two factions, and twu " the mra
aboard we're laid up.
Capt Berry promised the iiys MEN
immunity from ali punishment tthetr
future behavior was satisfactory and
tie seven ot as then pulled aboard !
FIGHT was even then g0lng on 20 tlH
cabin between Hell and his Watr and
MI were on deck before they knew .t.
II wasn't liye minutes work ~ secure
Hall ANA thr TWO iuen Whu h1d beea
most prominent, ani the other, then
went down on their knees aud begged
for mercy Il was granted "a conat'
tion- and the Ship GAS at once sot
under way and he course laid Tor the
Mozambique ahsunel ami she cape
Han alone wa- tried BIZ the anEh1ri
tle- ana ~ vas pubitty hanged i1l
Hi~ crime H. Nn- perhaps more ot q
crank than leriHinal ba' Brttlshlan
stands no nonsense tr9m any sHhle, &.
New York Suu
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

The members * tho Massachusetts
state Hoard Of Agriculture who were
requested W the executive committee
70 assist in obtaining further iuturua'
tion Ia regard 10 tho abandoned Or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farms ia Nlusa1-
chusetts," have reported 81 farms
which were not included ia thr last
edition of their catalogue, while e.
farms were reported from other sour.
ces. Il total ~ Sos farms Di these tho
secretary 81 the board has received Dies.
criptious u i43 which Will b. added
10 the fifth edition u thpir catalogue
which viii soon " ready The mum.
Der previously described was 500, 81
which ii0 have been sold. - Withdrawn
from market for various reasons. and
l2i wish the DESCRIPTION continued In
the ffth edition while NJ nave NOT
been heard from Thr $50 farms sold
contained i5.lJn acres. and sold for
$50, ret. an average ~ sL1g7 50 each
and the ~ farms Withdrawn were
valued ut si2i n2i, an average ~ ST..
900. Us each The expense. previous "a
beginning tho cauyassng for the 9Th
edition, was but little more than per
cent ~ the value ~ the property known
70 have been sold. and tho total cx
pcpse % datr Is bus 81. 3f0sI
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
THE ROSE OF DAWN.

How moekingly the morning dawns for me,
Since thou art gone. where NO pursuing
speech,
No prayer, no mrtheSt sounding cry can
reach.
cali and wait the answer to my plea
But only hear the stern dividing sea
(That pauses not, however ! heseechl
Breaking, aud breaking on the distant
beach
ofthat far land whereto thy soul did flee.
DO happy suns shine on thee where thou
arta
And kind stars light With friendly ray thy
night?
And strange birds wake with musiestrangc
thy murn2
This bcggared world where thou no more
hast part
AIisapprchcndS the mornings Young de
And he old gricf make, the new day for
Torn.
Louise Chandler Moulton iuGennlry.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

oilers II something W.
our citizens kuow ~
said NJ Calder y PtoFs |
tary 81 tbc Rhode lslhai
society. Ia q Journal ~
took from is hiding plie,
envelope containing 2 g
ppper about tir@ inel Il
Was n sheet 81 the oA
city postage stamps v, MI
by permission q the v.
eminent 81 lsl6, bao@
when that business W. Y
privilege Of tho Federal "
III 4 somewhat 81 . e1ilg
sheet contains Il 1ca9 w
rity posture ard one ~ "a
fot outside the city
have rather q rude W.
n1,ncaratice. being prlal.l.
inE Of a tint .ueges.i'Id oI
moor uuality writing MI
much Is tie sheet No 9.o d
r,,,nrfer II want s9V
i,lled Mr. Calicr .s,sl
ipw az those unused h,abI
they arc extremely ya W.
know III four Other
c.tN. Alhnny Jouinat
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

Queer decorations are often seen on
graves IN Cemeteries In ono Of the
oder burial grounds Of brooklyn there
are faded photographs ana even ambro-
types OF the dead, flowers made Of
paper, cloth bud tin, toys IN glass cases
that tne dcae children used TO play
WIN borders md designs In knobs and
heaWorn pebbles. One small grave had
NJ ono time q lite house over 10 con-
tanning torn doll and pair Of baby's
SHOES Another has a metal upright
terminating ina hook. from which is
suspended Nire basket filed with
heashcllS Philadelphia Ledger
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
WHY TIE aoYscF
An Affecting Street 81
~ a Tnnatfeeai Posi-

An Affecting Street 81
~ a Theatrical Post
THIS irncv on Ills fzls,h
- tlle Manhattan Avid
grounds bs1wnn Fil,y f,i
seventh streets al
uith simtrml atsra 81
past ien day 3 lsrss aaa
~ picture representing 4
thr heru,ue ta d melrAaa
llr attention 81 pAa
prosirAtr fsuW ~ liz ae
eitp aud tir words
paar ~ coming ignm Gle W 1
abo Il standing over hFf
ems evening TWO small y
Ia igUus ~ tl~ peiuft
ragged nnsl dirty bit res q
utstml a. mu Nss fes5
1rr There was AZ
81 pedestrians ntoSist
sIaau iiir atE ssm
yoice pitched ID a st
mVhiu began tocry isacI
his gruuy fists 10 hs Iri
about ~ u Ia pain. lcaR
W grcw their yslis a. iaf
eautortions it trasca g 4
People stopped aud sataa
Ia nmaasnssnf Soon >
crowl bio krsi up the
st,ll tllr uryh'us keVi up ia
a ayttpathrsie young ~
"a one ~ tts boys On tagi
aaid LATHE boy Visits
Tell me. and perhaps ! ca
No ser cant tpaa4
bwtwGrn yrlls
why not What Il W
aympathrttr lady
Cause ahen dead
boy pointing 10 tie pifisit
I BE- and lis rornpaHiops
reals 81 dcri.iyr latghisi, 4
/ New Gnrk boys can sniH
/ apgel,lv dissolved NeH !
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

Az the South Dakota experiment sta
tinn the hogs FED ground wheat rcquir.
cd = - pounds and those fed whole
wheat required L0i pounds for one
pound gain IN live weight. Tho ground
wheat fed returned 81 % cents per
bushel tho whole wheat. 5a.s9; corn,
90 cents, and peas. $3.50 The quality
OF pork obtained from ground wheat
and corn was about equal aud was
superior 20 that from whole wheat.
peas Or mixed feed
Margaret Conn ngrd ~ years Of Boston
committed suicide ~ inhalinz gas
NenrlI half of the $50 studsnts enrolled at
mo thicago university are women
There nfe hut six buildings IA the world
larger than the Texas state capitol
When dentists 20 into partnership they
ought to pull together
We punish ourselves when We hate other
PEOPLE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

II was found that Of the Z0> cancer
cases treated in the Wellington hos
pital New Zealand. not one was q
Hebrew. and the immunity ~ these
people from the disease u as-
cribed to their regulation re-
garding the slaughter Of cat
tie Their rabbis have to certify
to the purity OF the meat -old by He
brew butchers 10 their cO-rciigionists.
and. as cancer ana tuberculosis are
prevalent among New Zealand, cattle.
Mosaic ordinance comes in there with
a peculiarly protective force Tho
children Of Israel do not enjoy like
immunity from this DREADED disease
everywhere, but probably sho~ q
smaller average than most Other REQ
pie. owing TO the wisdom and rigor
Of their sumptuarg ard dietctic stat
'Ites.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
ttere,s the Man O

"lcan't for tho l'ie :, = \.
women can Be 20 '''u .,,a
andfond ii ornament .--. ~.
His train o thought ,,' v
broken oG by stlcsp'' n
through tie badge '.o ,oo,sl 'ItS
club which hewas il. .s,,,s ihc
onsly on his vest l VS. sal
clean the feather 2, III ~ mon
fnr lie parade nef, Gan B
where's that charm / 0g %
rhnin. From the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

THE Boston Herald is too biz :
newspaper to continue to sneer and
iear at the Borden gills. It says;
AT last the Bordens have ordered {
81, $50 monument to be placed in the
cemetery where the few remains Of
their murdered parents now lie. Why
they have delayed 50 long !. I'M
known, One seldom runs across 4
more contemplate paragraph in re-
spectacle journal The Herald is evil
IDENTIFY not afraid of two poor girls
alone and delensel s.. and n9 big
brother with club handy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

TALK about Yankee versatility and
ingenuity, the people OF this country
know nothing about it until they be-
gin acquainting themselves with some
Of the mysteries Of the American
Pharmacopoeia. There have been
discoveries made By the Yankee III the
realm Of mechanics that have rejected
credit on the discoverer. and the
Yankee lawyer has now ana then ac-
quilted himself before a jury in a
fashion to swell the breast oi d doting
parent, while the pulpit has been
tiled by Yankees who were second
editions Of Whitiiclds. but all Yankee
accomplishments in pulpit, a, the bar
or in mechanics pale into insignifcance
when compared with what chemical
compound9rs have accomplished in
the Pharmacopoeia
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16
HOW SHE asw J

Il Took Ingenuity IL.
gers but Il Proved .'.Il ! S :
cess q prg h
she wanted 9 nep para.ol Il
Cd q new parasol. and .' W..
mind to have a new p,s.. III
80 decided not to 10 M 3 |
wlIh Nhlrh . bus a psw q |
size didn't know how 4 ]
new parasols DO 20, gros |
10 this latitude /, Vas eg,5..
she ln',l q neu patasol n. \.
it
Looking over Tie relis. =,
tinery she found 4 parssol
silk Il WAS sound 4. n
handle bnt tile Sax sss s;,..
ing worn, and the shane Nv
~ style 4 parasol II ths
" q drug b. the marke,
Ihea size set her ~,
When 4 woman y Is rlehsg
her thinking aPparasn, ~
gers 20 correspond, She's i
the land
By aul by size e,rse,.,l
brown study and tool ~
nnsl lining The royer sIss
lining size tbFeW aaAy. Il
fraction u a. inch NJ earh II
ller ',saeill0e and pas BAL
The reduction iniiaiastesr
each rib an im.h and ~
able Ilatness iia,l yanis
The parasOls This asoa
erei with Ilimpy llias s
irlls and What N8t
trunk ~ tap yay
one gllr ulousse.iu De
FORMED Tile diapers 81 AIS
u Was goo u.irl Ut iaH
mousseiiir Dc sois aRua
She dipped il w coffee p
III EHEfHa4 EFtF aH
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

AMONG the items charged in a
Brooklyn lawyers recent bill for SER
vices was. Lying awake nights and
thinking over the case !" This at
tempt to put a price on insomnia is q
new wrinkle in the practice Of he
science OF law. Once the precedent
is established Of allowing such bill.
what is to prevent the charge 10 an
attack OF dyspepsia, caused by worry
ing over the case, or 10 the crack
in my conscience in taking the case. I
or 10 FORGETTING my hope Or the
hereafter for winning the ease The
field opened up for itemizing a bin by
this Brooklyn lawyer is Us expensive
as space.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-16

NEW WORKERS seem surprised thai
the Lexow investigation hats 1T last
touched Inspector Byrnes This sur
prise seems strange. Byrnes must
be the biggest fool on earth il he
could hold his place ana know moth
ing of the corruption that had honey
combed the whole department he con-
troIled.