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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-12
A silver Notion.

1
The silver question, as it is under
stood in some parts Of Kentucky, il
graphically illustrated by letter
which one of the statesmen at the cap
itol received from correspondent il
that state. 1t appears from this epis
tolary evidence that controversy was
being waged between sound money
man and silver champion. The golo
| man thought he had the best of the
argument. He asked his adversary
VIII he thought that the free coinage
of silver would make times better.
"Simply because it would put more
money in circulation, "said the white
metal crank.
But how will it put more money in
circulation" demanded the gold mon
ey man.
How asked the silver man with a
smile of contempt at his opponent,
how" Why, you blamed fool, if you
can take one gold'dollar to the treasury
and get Is dollars for it, won't that
increase the circulation Washing
ton Post
Not Such Jewel After All.
Mrs. Bimby-Why did you leave
your former mistress?
Applicant slapped her husband s
face for asking me for kiss.
Mrs. Bimby (triumphantly Good
You are engaged.
Applicant-Thank you. You see,
nobody but fool would have stopped
to ask. New York World.
Engag. ment Broken In Ludicrous Way
The engagement of prominent belle
of a Southern city was broken off un-
der most ludicrous circumstances re-
Gently. She conceived the insane no.
ton OF affecting lisp and made a
fatal mistake of attempting to practice
on her wealthy finance. Entering the
parlor in cloud of vera-violette or
some such choice perfume, she greeted
the young man with: Don't l 'mell
'feet?" mot NINE" was the practi-
cal young fellows reply, as he arose,
gathered his hat and tiounced out of
the room never to return again. New
York Advertiser.
1.-The giraffe has tongue IS inches
long," said Mrs. Garrill.
land knows how to hold it, too,"
snapped Mr.. Garrill, who had had
long curtain lecture the night before.
-HarpeT DdLdT'
Pointers.
Louis-The bishop looked rather
cross, didn't he? Well, no wonder, ev
eryune of the bridesmaids had on big
ger sleeves than he did.
Ignorance.
Mother-Why did ye strike my child
for naething?
Teacher struck him because he
wouldn't tell me where the river
Thames was. He only stood and
looked at me.
Mother-He wad be dumfoondered at
yer ignorance likely. Strand Mag
azine.
Not Fiend.
Can | write my name under the
received payment on this billy" asked
the collector, who likes to put things
as delicately as possible.
mo, thank you," replied Mr..
Brokely. Pm no autograph tiend.
''Yonkers Home Journal and News.
Possible Solution.
"Circe," said the lecturer, "as you
no doubt remember, turned men in
to hogs
~ wonder il she did it by starting
a street car liner unused the woman
who had hung to strap all the way
TO the hall. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-12
HERE AND HEREAFTER.
"The Lord Chasteneth Whom He
LOyeth"

|
There are some of US old fash Toned
Christians who still believe that a
loving GOD creates dark nights as well
as bright mondays; that He not on y
permits trouble, but sometimes sends
troubles on His own children for their
spiritual profit. AS many as He loves,
He sometimes corrects and chastens.
And truly filial faith recognizes
that all His dealings are perfe tly
right. Happy is the man whom God
correcteth therefore despise not thou
the chastenings OF tho Almighty" l
have seen farmer drive his pillow.
share through a velvet greensward, and
it looked like harsh, cruel process
but the farmers eye foresaw the
springing blades of wheat, and that
within few months that torn soil
would laugh with golden harvest
Deep soul ploug hings bring rich fruits
OF the Spirit. The day is Gods and
the night also. This is as true in the
realm Of grace as in the realm OF M
ture. God orders the withdrawal of
the sun at evening time, yet that very
withdrawal reveals new glories in the
midnight sky. Then, how the creation
widens to our view. The stars that
lay concealed behind the noontide rays
rush out and fill the spangled canopy.
So 10 the night seasons which often
descend upon the Christian, fresh glo-
ries of the Divine love are revealed,
fresh power is given to our faith, fresh
victories are won, and a new develop
ment is made of godly character.
Bethany had to become dark town to
two poor women before Jesus could
flood it with JOY. Before Gethsem-
ane's midnight struggled Christ Him
self chanting hymn; and happy is the
man or woman who can 60 into life's
hard battle singing! The ear OF God
hears no sublimer music than Chris
tian s songs in the night. Theodore
L. Culyer, d. ID.
Work becomes worry when it is done
without God.
A decent dog whu takes an interest |
in his neighorheod is ahead of the man
who lives only to gnaw his own bust |
ness bone.
Christ offers, to those that will be- |
lieve in Him, perfect happiness. peace
and power, wealth uncounted, the fame
of the angels, the home of heaven.
Men, as we'll as women and children,
must work out their own salvation.
You can't get into heaven by hanging
on to the big sleeves Of your wife.
God is love. Love is heaven. And
II in any degree We would enjoy
Heaven upon earth, we must do SO by
the exercise of our powers OF loving"
Your success in this world will de-
pend on whether the question of your
lives Is, not, What can ] get out of
this woild?" but, What can give to
the world?"
Be liberal with your money In
some churches people have worn the
frescoing off the ceiling by looking at
it when the contribution boxes were
b icing passed.
We need to be more alone with God
that we may learn, as only in solitude
we can learn, the sweet secret of His
Fatherhood. Why is 1t that weakness
and defeat should be necessary ele-
me nts in the development of divine
nature in created beings we do not and
annotNkrow, but that it is SO is ev-
dent from the facts.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-12
Was willing 10 Wait.

The last day of a negro criminal in
Texas had come. He was awakened
and asked what he would have for
breakfast and told that he could have
anything he liked.
"Den, boss, | reckon I'll take er
watermillion.
Watermelons are not ripe yet.
"Nebber mind, boss, ] kin wait. }"
Texas Sitter.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-12
GLIMPSES OF LIFE.


"a called to see your father, Maud, this very af-
tefnoon."
She gave a sudden blush, little iutter and a
squirm;
"Ah, did yOu?" then sine asked him, with her
voice in sweetest tune.
ayes, twas, he said, "about q little bill he owed
our firm"
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-12
KILLS BUGS. P.n|

This great discovery is sure death % n
and vermi in on plants, shrubs, grape yt1ey
rant and rose bushes. kills lice and ~
poultry, dogs, cats and all animate; ktlie ~
Sheen and stimulates growth Of wool. Ki9
bugs, reaches, water bugs, ants, mOths.
bugs, etc. Is the only remedy Known ~
vents the eggs or nits from hatchines II
stopping breeding. Is harmless 70 tum
ings and will not injure the finest fabrtfs
,lispensible for farmers, nurservmen, ~
breeders, etc. Price % cents for ID. -
5 lbs. in bulk for 81. Sold BY. drpegleti,
GERS, grain stores or c. Il. Ordway, GEN
Proctorsyille, VI. Worcester C0mpOu14
p. o. Box 749, Worcester, Mast.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

hour hefare midnight AZ Z .fisHs~ 40
ward 1llv lltstsa a dire tasrsisS aitifshH1
llast with sslsEaaar sd issslis- isranuk1nss "a
aseafs nna shouting 81 gflle rilAtite Hilae
shy ..srew 1uf,id ne6 aNtr ftise Ahsasstsltus'
MS NE tflslwaasslatsa Gun ls.ss atssulalls aHt
Finally sElle sslriMtw nutAlea M ssiisrpaE-
-ClMnt take Nan AMY alE1ffnlssfs me-
said .Ntsur Alettl Is srtiife-
And Mean'ietter . tilrtsal= sntr 81 TINE
esGh pushed any wvaeR uASlssEsih riist ki'rAsst
TltFsnea aside rnlae assiliuazlam wtAla w'asE1as
hnNAa stayed ane. and TriiFN'tst - ane
ksrfz.sa heatase aile Aillzslns AUiasaG2s-. Ms
own naanls. Rpssm alle seusnsa hssssr., wssrK
an attiaane. Rsui gave me Asssst no Them.
Ms .saae Matk htStsd anam kHsnriernst >
MiinSlaM's. en- uiAse afalh alessr- y tAlstiS
sil0Ild cd Agatik Ssasssk Mies p'aari11ss frlAsa
them eaNl=Am a RsassssEasr ha'esAsfm -
allle aalan nala sSAssautsa q arsnazar aFsesSl.sn
in Afss s;ar.
He ssllssslk Alis Asssnl He diad nsae SassNr
MIhs Asaa ess;nRssa 81 wilsa Y'sr nt1ElssiIisfst
ia alse. bWurmiiass s,diEtire Ar HAi< InsT-Illr
q wlla. nr1iserzsnH sas6t;k sFWnN utlss crowd
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05
Change. Of sl,,r Ysnr.

only sixty years have passed sIues.
the boys of Eton ventured TO beg that
pipes might be laid In some ~ the
school buildings - that they need not
fetch water from the pumps in the
freezing winter weather. and the pesi.
ton was promptly rejected with the
seOTnfnI comment that they would he
wanting gas and Turkey carpets nextrs
At Winchester. another big English
school. al the lads had 70 wash In an
open yard called Moab where half
q dozen tubs were ranged round the
wall. and II WIS the duty Of one Of the
juniors 10 20 from tub to tub on frosty
mornings and thaw the ice with can.
die. Comfort was deemed a had thing
for boys, lest they should grow ur
dainty and unmanly. "C0Idep said DR.
keate, famous hsudmaster Of Etau
70 poor little bit 81 humanity Whom
he met shivering and shaking In fb.
hall. Don't talk to me Of being cold
You must learn to bear ik. sir, Yot
are not at a giFfsf schooir.-st. Sish
0Ias.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

~ many bsryciIsts have beep Oh
served Recently suffering frgrn rfo<se,i
chains. thar 4 word ~ advice. Which
has been given before IN this pLacs-.
may. with prDpriety. BE- rrp~aref pif
thu Chain nothing IL more nrers4ss j. I:
but - sure not To have u Wet EaFt
link sE0ald ~ thoroughly lubFieatetI
and then the chain should b. rubbed
dry. No amount ~ rubbing. IL should
- remembered. caa remove the 81
frgEg tire parts brrwPtsu the links @lfrr-
gr = nessts-sl. and not 4 particle - oil
- required on tho exterior surface
Tie drier that Il the better. The oil.
IL exposed. picks up anil hobbs dnst
and ads greatly 70 the friction The
same adyice applies 70 all liliHs ~
- mGeh j. put IN the bearings thar
some OverfiOws AMI u IS mot wiped
OF. dEst viii gather at the spot. and.
even iu the best made bearings, some
~ = viii almost certainly work Into
thu fails and make trouble. And even
II y does not get 50 far. the b1nehes
81 arsr - Accumulated defract from
the appearance ~ nm otherwise well
ZTOOrnea HEacfgfne and render the clean.
ing after q run twiee "a difficult ~ il
Deed tr- The, fact = thar more wheels
arr OserDiIssf than nuderOIIed. Garry
ing = eanaFys~. ~ tho wheeImen eaIl
riding with a Dry bearing that scrpecIs.
-. u MT half - eotnm0n a. a dust
buried bearing. OF course. Of the two
the istter ~ preferable. but no rider
aeeaA have esther. view York Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

raised 70 fise wlEsifpw. and sTEn before
they fell infD gSaee u gallant fellow
MS gssspSDx upward frDm ring - RIsng-
Viii ny hear1 heating - fereefT that
IL seemed n IL ! uUss sHffSrafe. 4
ss0sDd gazing sizzesEIg ri the fearful
seGSse before me-
Too kate. too Easer asT1anesa the
crowd, ~ the flames began ~ ~fDOt, IN
fpitefBL 0-snze-bHstl tongues from the
top Of tie ease tent ss8sgdepEy tie old
Irsn disappeared lie = 2gDes FIFE y
GOMEZ
But inst az the fireman reached the
sill. the weird figure appeared ut the
window. esSariBz IN hss arms r8e mani
nate body ~ \ woman. Weak and
frsmuiOHs - I had known him. Gas
eOyne seemed now endowed with the
y1gOr Of a giant. He passed Ibis burden
10 the fireman. who bore IL rapidly
DOWN tRse swayln2 laIsIeT.
For a moment fIse f0STgss ~ FfScrier
and rescued wers hidden BIZ . cloud ~
smoke that lad esldled across them:
then bebeId them again. near the
ground. HUT meantime. either weak
ened BIZ tie dOsst,Ie weight. 0F attacked
by tie flames, the ripper PORTION ~ tire
1 ladder had bent sideways. snd the obi
/ mans escape WIS eur Of
He stood nj the window with bis
! hands efsstef before linn. apparently
needless Of the sg0nizing cries Of the
I crowd beneath. The brilliant ffgbt
! falling npon his aged features revealed
I them TRANSPORTED. To me, at least,
/ there geeTneyf something almost holy,
certainly sublime. in the calm rssigBs-
ton Of the smile with which he gazed
downward. Tben-0h. could MOI
bear 10 l00k-tIiere was roar, a
crash. N volcano ~ fame and sparks
and old Gasc0yne had sealed bis sacrs
fee.
found HeBrietfe DOBc0urt reclining
upon sofa in Temporary lodgings.
was shocked at the awful cfiangs
which Ind taken place IN her. Hei
face was CHASTITY; her eyes hollow
wild. cleaning with fever. Her Who'll,
aspect was that Of one standing peril
OusIy near the verge 81 madness.
You have come" she cried, az M
preached her couch. lyon have come 4
hear my confession. Egl,ert GallatIn
do you know what ann i will tel
. / you. An ndyeturess. Yes. just that
, Trading upon my beauty. I have mad
men my game. ! should have Marie
. you, because you are rich, and becatIs,
yes-sbe smiled drcariiy--"I aImos
think | loved yoI. ! meant to max
] you my victim. as | Ifnre done secFe
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

ton 10 that beautiful and gentle w0-
man, the first and OnIy passion ~ f1g,
tumuItu0us life.
The old servant. GaseOyne. puzzled
me not a little. had always felt a
profound pity for him. and had meter
failed 10 speak kindly 10 him. EvS-
IDENTIFY I had won his regard But
could MT understand his actions. Tw0
or three times, when met him on the
stairs On my way 70 his mistress
noon. he had detained me, as IL be
meant 10 tell me something. But bis
courage seemed 10 fail. and he had
gone on, groaDing and muttering to
himself ia the imbeciIe fashion habStu-
al with him.
Once, as / paused at HeDriette's
door, before knocking. heard the Old
mans voice, raised in DIid. qrayering
accents.
II tell you. I won't have II. He has
been kind 10 me. and won't have him
nade gaze Off
II think you hid better attend 10
your own affairs" replied the clear.
efI III voice Of Henriette. II do not re-
aiire your advice. Leave me-"
The old ran ZANE stumbling 0ut Of
| the APARTMENT. As he saw me be
/ caught me congDIsiyeIy by the arm.
Don't 70 In fbers.s he whispered.
| foarsely.s Don't, sir, DON'T Go away.
Don't see her again. 4 warn you,
She
G9scoyLe, who h tberew asked the
calm. sweet voice Of his mistress from
| within. The old man seemed actually
TO collapse. His hand dropped from
my sleeve, and his head dropped IN
his habitual attitude Of humility.
mfr. GaIlatin, madame" he respond
ed, hastily. why don't you 20 In, sir
She expects you
Il am afraid shall have tO'peDsiOS
poor GascoyBe," she said, gently, rs
entered and seated myself near her
"He grows more eccentric and trouble
some every day. Yet shrink from do
ing 30. He has been in my famiI.
since my mother was a young girl"
was called away from the hotel tb
same night on sudden and urgent bus
ne3s., During the journey ! caineft0
fixed resolution. If Henrietta DoDcOuS
would accept me. / would make be
my wife. And had hODe-yes, IL 10
experience for women went for am
thing. she loved me The old haze q
: doubt had cleared away from m
mind. There was no longer a dfscort
: ant note In the anthem Of love wbic
! my heart sang.
. reached the city on mr. rsiurD. a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

Perhaps i had hest speak fraaIb1g"
she bent upon me the fun glory cd her
eyes-stle'h eyes. certainly. ] had newer
seen before. II ann American Ny
birth. she went ON. Though anarrsiad
In France. AT the death ed my aFns-
hand. NJ DencoItrt. resolved no me-
turn 10 the country of my asffHh. Htlf
now that 4 am here 4 lind all my nt4la-
tiNes and friends ef tine ed DAYS eltler
dead or dispersed NJ DenneEra used
frequently TO speak Of am cd college
companion. Esbefr Gsallatin an aale LIZ
Gee. last might. utterly hreskeaI henraed
lonesome. ffdendlass. SAW gtxir nFaane
~ the paper. and. 10 my sreat be,g. &is-
covered that Feu Mefe y slutssr i'm This
hatel.~
Yes ! responded. n feansaLllasr DOal-
close companions. IL Is TRUE. hsu1 aAGar
l shall endeaFer to offer Ais mBaeM.
Command aAe. ulasaaa1e
-1dgo act mistake me dear MIR 6sa8Ra-
tin. replied the beautiful w0nsaa. All
ask Of Fau is einaEsle ffleanasasi1a. 1
have ample means But 1 ana 40 rru~9-
lv aloae In this great country. mhesp I
expected To lind the howe Of relatives
and old associates. THAT abe SlgAl1 Of =
kindly face. DOW and aSain- wia ase all
that / can require"
If anime Viii serve F@nr purposes.
madaEre.- 1 said. Masrnlg. ~F0m mag
count upon il
! am forty PEARS odd aad egDdr. as
far as the passions 20. bnr I left thar
roosn-shail ean il in 80res Well ut
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05
sraSE sasm a FrIL HEsKr


FA~ Warsa~ W@r~ n Trthass s~ .
Mhf~F. Falthfan Css.p~at~szshsp
The IIIInsTsg asafraI train WIS h1if
hGnsIassf mIbes from Chieasn. headed
for tne city lind, at hrrle station an
cid farmer eslnss aboard He was
EsrE..-. weassena,l man. wiki sensitive
naaurA haIf concealed By IN iron gray
beard His Hitting clothes were evil
,h.nrHv his naass- uncomfortable. best
He sim sogtIy into a seat occupied bs
i grave stranger. reading a newspupef
I've or three times the obi mtn tnriltu
his free toward the brown flying Etfisl-
ss..tps. The stranger was struck WIN
the troubled expression and gitnred
wIsrrulIy ar his companion.
The. Ettrer spoke at LAST with some
whaF sSrlnst. hItSkIness In his yosee.
n am going 10 the city for the ses.-
ensf time In my life" he s1id half
startled at his own words.
Yes
Thirty years come July Went
there for q wedding suit and ! am
going back there to-day for a coffin and
4 shrDusf for TIN. little woman that mar
rietI rae-
-fau sEnn'r know what IL j., mister,
To live anil work 'bDngsitle a woman
for thirty years. day In AMI diy 0tit,
10 and her always patient ansl willing
ami working and then leave her lag
Tn.S dead and cold with her wprn-aut
hssnaEs crossed On her bFpast- IL WAS
just IfFrle after ths. turn u the night.
and nobody bur me was watching
when Mar,gis kinder woke up
David. says she. its Frstful. ~
FsstfuI- aBsi ] am - tired And - she
went 10 sleep ag1ln anal walked up ln
eternity Y0u know. stranger. thss.
words ~ hers has set me % thinking.
Poor. tired sauL { never knew how
nTurh she needed rysst. We never 0sIes
Thought ~ il whiIs We were working
and skimpinS AMI SAVING. trying 70 lly
up something for the rtIIldren. Shs
never had any pleasure. she never ts-ss
any holidays o. visited thr othsi
women she raised the children ana
sI8ppesI the plgs anil milkssi the cows
and ehmFneti AMI cooked for harvest
hands ! never knew Or Thought how
she did K all with thesr ps1or ers-sss
hands 1t hers
Some folks say II woa's d. ans
good. aaEsFrr. but : asn <8Ing to So
that she 10 pat away In something Fieii
I We wasn't skimplng and saving ~
thirty years for this. bat I'm going I,
have tks- best money can buy. She
earned it. God knows T-st. I4gais Re
( vsRsdie-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

Lord PaImssston on one occasioa took
the chair at meeting I'm connection
with the University College, London.
He was nat so familiar with the sort
Of speech expected In such a place M
he would have been Mt Westminster.
and, meaning 10 adapt his rhetoric 10
the occasion, began, very appropriate.
ly: ut has been said that n little
learning is a dangerous thing: but II IA
better than-better than--better than. .
Here he came to dead stop.
Lord Brougham, who sat beside the
+ speaker. came 10 the rescue, speaking
/, with his peculiar pasal twang BETTER
than. a greats deal Of ignorancc." This
OF ,egpEss.Lrpugbt down the house. and
during u yDllGy Of laughter and cheera
.I1rd Paifperstgn recovered the los,
IOfhreaaiy f bis speech. and finished with
-hi$susuai ease and duepeY..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

drew NV sur~usan 10 ua.e bErEln< bGIEsE-
ing zSa5n- TR@sp- 10 aEse @f rhs- win
ssDMS S@ ahe MfFA Eagr- <s@ass weird
asxare- il was THAR 81 an obi HaE- way-
ing hAx arras in gF1ssfa:1Fe appeal %
Those ts~s@m- ! rw~wSnazrrE hiaas j WIS
ssa@rpsFl@-
~agnnnp. tma@re- No. dat fuaps
was1- 1.zsE8erS- Exsssb@r<s Hurry
zA@res &Gs1E@ mp Those kssSssgss ssrelt
bemve1a- H. VIII b. bmrEesl To sIesEsEB-
Whes@ arr tAsse kx3sBErSy
Asa5S ssarA y spEfzssS1 u cries Unir~
ing in ssae awfHH Fnar - E0ires- the nre-
MA worked with Desperate hasfe
G.zdE1ssrS @eg~ fzsz~nsrp1 E0zefker and
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

nssEssus rssur SUR. wiiss kmrwsa-thsr~ n
sEhsssxs a scam In fise xfuufsssx arnsslS-
Bsan u EasE ssssiEH r~xsuEw. listen ~as
nlsHslsssE amE drew hsr brRafh heavily.
Judd essSRraEnst Eise servant file efrfisiss,s
wins ssrwsA hsss HE rsr mine ktss nlgnr
wsn<g
~slae xsnlE hn.tk Hpou her pillow and
RfF AsssEtin.s mp az me with fevsr-brissiif
@Fss a nKsanassnE
-4gY f1Ehssrs-
she painFsssE mntsIF IN the door. aasL
wixassur a weed. I went.-Sc L9uta
Gshkisss.G sen4ssErnr-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

From New York Press
After q girl gets married she hnt
near so careful about eating onionA
Even II marriage Is likely 10 DO .
failure. = wedding is always success
Women would scream when they saw
. mouse even II they wore troaserA
The woman who says, Oh. never
mind me; I'm married" woaidnt be
faxed anyhow
some men refrain from telling WON.
en- they are married fes fear OF hurting
their feelings
some women can never be happy De-
cause their husbands are forever track
ing dirt over their ffoor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

New eeets, especially white oss. :.
quite delicious. II parboilsd sAons !.
hour. peeled, and then simmersd -. |.
enpful of stock until tender. TsssI.s
the stock slightly by adding 70 Il : -
spoonful of butter. rubbed with I -
spoonful of -four. II the bse,x =.
large. slice them in rather tAln 90
Season with salt and pepper 10 saIs 4.
taste. New York Evening Peat
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

rnfs Il once more enicyed BY the rhse-
n.tis- wise enough 90 countsraet their pro-
xrrstve nsalady with Hoststter's stomach
Rftrrrs. No testimony Il stronger thsh ~ ~
whIrh Indicates u a. source OF rehst ~
shfs ramnlaink IL II also emtnehtit Shrct-
80 - |. treatment for kidney trouble dys-
,rnsia' debility. liver compla tnt and eonstl-
1870. Tss 10 wItA persistence for the ABOVE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05

<s<~a half . dozen juicy oranges.
t.sws,g III the pulp. Plie these pieces
raina eowL Make rich syrup
~ be ing . pound OF cut sugar ~ -
Ter and . little lemon talee. fouF .his
svrup over the oranges and set away IN
: cool place. Before serving sp,saa
ever the top a small quantity OF whip-
- cream. This makes . deiiesoas
des~srt for either luncheon OF dinner. =
l.aiex' Home Journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-12-05


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The October number of Havper'. ~ \
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Mr.. dn Maarier's long-expsets1 y y \
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are laid in . boys school In Par. go
early fifties. aud the hero Is irs,.I y y.
at the very beginning OF hIs sss aea
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veyed In the introduction II sses.. ~
unlikely that Mr.. du Maurisr. ~. g
ind the example Of Fielding ma ~.
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TO portray the character Of = -
the same catholic spirit In whiee = !
Jones" and sPendcnnis'' were 49,