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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-14

Another use of the magic 8 is made
i'm the following effective track: Let a
put down any number of figures and
show them to you. Then, on another
piece of paper. you privately write the
answer, fold it. and give it to some
one to hold. Then Il adds another row
of figures. under which you write
row. taking care to place under each
of his the particular figure which will
complete the sum of nine. Then c may
write another batch, beneath which you
again place numerals. making up
string of mines. The result upon addi-
tion of the whole will be found exactly
to correspond with your written an
swer, which you had made a repetition
of the first group of figures, less two:
and with the figure added in front,
thus:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-14

A trick much more difficult to explain
is the 1883 mystery. but it should only
be done once during an evening or
among the same set of friends for. un-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-14
AN OPTIMIST LANDLORD.

Cl-l l2i2
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

lego oszustwa dopusci} sic tn uiejaki
M. S., zatrudniony u pewnego kupca
tutejszego jake agent miejski. Rosy
ia& on do kupc6w Ia posrednictwem
chlopca Baniasiaka zapieOzetowane Z
obu stron rulony Z pieniedzmi, ma kt6.
rych byla podana wysoka suma a ola
uwierzytelnienia napisu tego wymie.
nion4 pewna znaczniejsza 6rma tutej-
sza. Tymczasem rulony to zawieraly
faktycznie miedziaki lub co najwyzej
trojaki (ozeskie). w ten spos6b zebral
S. IA kilka marek dose znaczna kwote,
ale oszustwo ryohlej sic wyda1o. zanim
zdolal z iupem swym sic ulotnic, no
dis rozmysla "a krata, Ae lepiej byso
uozciwym sposobem zarabiac ma aycie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Znaczna Geese sekretarzy grup zciq.
zko'cych ma zacyczaj ,cysysdnia picnic
dry "a ,cstepne, odznaki &c. p. cd no
'cych czfonk6p pray ,cysesaniu aplika-
Cyl. Jesao zwycza niepraktyczny.
Rdzdd grupa zriqzko'ca (dop6ki su-
spendo,odnq ME JEST ma kredyt 10 blu
re Rzqdu Centralnego. Wo6ec tego
sekretdrze z opfatq icstepnego "a no,cych
czfonko,o poroinni sic acstrzyma6 do
p6ty, dopoki ME otrzymajq rachunku
od sekretdrzd jeneralnego. My o nj
czem ME zdpomniemy, prey ,oypisy,oa-
niu cyrkularza - o to obd,oy niema.
Gdy zas sekretdrz otrzyma cd mas cur.
kuldrz Il rachunkiem) i gdy sac pre-
kono, ze rachunek ten ACADIA sic z.jego
ksiqzkdmi, po,oinien przesfat ma rece
kasyern Zp. ". p. lyle, lie ten rachu-
mex oykdzuje - ami mniej, ami ,ciecej.
Gdy zaproradzimy ten porzqdek rae
ma zdcsze, miejsca mice ME 6edq te
pozorne niedokSddnoSci. kt6re ,oielu
sekretdrzom grup spaG ME pozralajq,
a nam pr=ez TO oszczedzicie pano,cie
toieie czdsu. - SEKR. JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Pismo humorystyczno .krytyozne i sa-
tyryozno-polityczne z rycinami. ,,Po-
kraka" wychodzi cd roku 1888 W Poz-
naniu. Abonament kwartalny wynos;
$l.OO, zas rocznie 3 dol. Kto ale ,,Po.
krake" zapisze W redakoyach pism pol
skich W Ameryce plaoi tylko $3.50.
Rodaoy W Ameryoe abonujoie ,,Pokra-
ke' DO dziewiec miesieoy ME m6g} wy
ohodzie gdyz djabe} ME chcial dac cy-
rograf6w ale teraz cd trzech tygodni
.wyohodzi tax, jak dawniej.
Adres do ,,Pokraki" taxi:
Jasnie Oswiecony ksiaze ,Pokraka'
w5asciciel ziemi cd NORA do NORA "
Poznaniu (Europa).
P. S. Kto "a 8 dol. zaabouuje ,Po-
krake' wprost to dostanie obraz Kos
ciuszki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Jozef PITT, PREF; Antoni Redman,
wioe-prez; Jan j. Glihski, sekr. prot;
J6zef Pacholski, sekr. fn.; Andrzej
Gaiantowioz, kasyer; Jan Graozyk,
pod kasyer; Stanislaw Samertyk, mar
s1asek; Stanis4aw Ryll i Stanislaw
Wasniewski delegaci do G}6wnego "a
rzadu Grup Buffaloskioh. Zarazem
oznajmiam 81. oh. polskim " Buffalo,
il Posiedzenia odbywaja sic " ka.da
druga nied.iele po pierwszym kaadego
miesiaca " hall szk6lnej Przy para6i
Matki Boskiej Roaahcowej. Wszysoy
Polaoy " Buffalo winni sic laczy6 pod
sztandar Tow. Obrohoy Korony Pol
skiej, gr. 227 poniewa. wstepne Jest do
tego ozasu bardzo nizkie. Mi{osc i
Pozdrowienie. Jan ]. GIihski, sekr.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam szan.
czionk6w Tow. nPostep" gr. q W Du-
luth, MINI. il po~iroozne posiedzenie
odbedzie sic dnia Ego lutego, ma kt6re
wzywam ~wszystkich czionk6w, ably ma
to Posiedzenie sic stawili i z zaleg}osci
sic uisoili zawiadamiam tyoh, ktorzy
poayczke cd towarzystwa, a
kt6rym czas jus p~rzeszedl, ably poaycz-
ke zwrocili. Miiosc i Pozdrowienie.
W. Rempihski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Tysiace dziatek cierpi ma nieczy.
stoSe krwi, co sic poznaJe po wyrzu-
tach. pryszczach j t.p. Potrzebuja one
srodka przeczyszczajacego krew, by
Przyprowadzic ja do porzadku. Pan
Jan Falandys, z Kingston, Pa. pisze
odnosnie do tego:
III Przyjemnoscia donosze o dobrych
skutkach ~pahskiego DIR. Piotra Gomozo
! oleju. observation-disclosures dziecko pa
ma Adamskiego mojego sasiada mia}o
wyrzuty skorne, tax geste, re obawia-
no sic gdy doktorzy poradzi6 ME mo-
gil, re uszy, nos ! Gaia giowa odgnije.
Pc uzyoiu 8 butelek Gomozo i / butel.
XII oleju dziecko ma czysta skoro ma
os}em ciele jest zupe}nie zdrowe, "a
co rodzice So bardzo ~wdzieczni".
Ora Piotra Gomozo jest glownie le-
karstwem ola dzieci, gdyz Jest sporza-
Ozone z roslinnych ingredyencyi, pray
jennie W smsku, ] sbsolutnie ME moze
szkodzic. Aptekarze ME moga je
sprzedawac MONA je nabyc tylko
cd m~ieJscowych agentow Tub wprost cd
w}asciciela. PisEoie zawsze do DIR. Pc.
ter Fahrney, 112-l14 S. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago, iii.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
WOlne POlSkie S}OwO

wychodzi pierwszego i pietnsstego
kaadego miesieca, W ParyAu. Podaje
wiadomosci i poglady pierwszej re-
ki, tax z kraju jaka ter . emigraoyi
Polskie;, Pogladami swemi wy
swiadcza wielka pr.ysaugs ozytel-.-
kom W rozwoju umys}owym. Upo-
wszeOhnienie tego pisma jest bard.o
poaadanem W Ameryoe a tanios6 ula-
twia nabycie kaAdemu. Abonament
roczny k~osztuje dollar jeden i POI,
Pienisdze posy2ac przez Post Office
Order adresujac: M. Adolphe Reiff,
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
P~OdZiekOwanie.

Skladam dzieki wszystkim braciom
Zwiazkowym jak i or. rs Tow. Jan III
Sobieski W St. Louis, Mo. oraz Rzado-
wi C~entralnemu "a rzetelne w~yp}acenie
posmiertnego Pc moim zmar}ym mezu
sP. Teodlu Neuman 900 dol. przytem
z~aohecam wsaystkich dobrze myslacyoh
rodakow, ably o tenn pamietali, re Zwia-
eek Mar. POlski jest jedyna Instytuoya,
ktora Pracuje ma dobro sprawy Ojczy-
zny, przytem wspiera wdowy i sieroty.
A vice Przystepujcie rodacy W szeregi
Zwiazku a przekonacie sic, re Jest
szczera prawda.
Il szacunkiem
EIeO1Ord Neuu0n.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
ASiAZKI KWITOWE

Ola uhytku grup zwiazkowych z cd
Dowiedniemi rubrykani do kwitowanis
~noszonych opiat, wystarczajsce ma la,
5ziesiec, do sprzedania W Redakcyi
,Zgody".
Cena egzempLarz0: 10 cens6eo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
II ~szacunkiem
Eieonord Neuman.

Kazda korespondencya, kazda notatka,
-przeznaczona do ,,Zgody", powinna bye
przysyiana wprost ma rece Redaktora. W
sprawie ogioszeh, ksiazek kwltowych, / "
ogole wszystkich robot drukarskich, zno-
sic sic nalezy zawsze z S~ekretarzem Jene-
ralnym. SEKRETARz J~ENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
DARMO KSIAZKA

(4 stronnie) Ola me.czyzn 1 kobiet, dotknietych cier-
pieniem eekretnemi, chociazby bardzo zadawnione.
.PIzyelijcie 2 Gently W xnacxkach poczto wych dia o
pfacenia porta- KsiszkA bardzo ciekawa 4 pofyteczpa-
DIX ok HATHAWAY d CO.. 20 Dearborn st., Chicago.
III U-1-960
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
GL0wEA KwArKRA
Zwf4zku SOkOf6w POlsklcb

stansch Z3ednoczonych Pom. Am.
hall Pufaskiego 800 8. Ashland ave. Chicseo. ms
upras.a ale wiec wszelkis hsty 1 korespon2encys
nsdsyfac pod powyfsxym adresem.
Prsesyfd pieniefns tycxsce sic Zwfaxku raexa bvs
prresyfans M tmie skarbnika Antonie9o Groenvaidt
90 Holt ave. JAN j. CHRZANOwSKI, sekr. Sen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05

savannah
Gene Manag
enera Passen
j. L ~ Street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05

Secretary CarIisIe'- surrender-The
Daughters Of the RevoIution-Lan-
thorn Light on Crane-ChicaEo In
vades New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05

green. red, black and brown and other
tints.
Perhaps because the parasoI is even
less necessary than the hat, Il is apt to
be more gay The carriage parasois of
white chiffon are the perfection of use
less charm, warrented to spoil with two
usngs, yet some of them are trimmed
deliberately with chiffon draped in tiny
folds and marked with irregular rows
of very narrow ribbon of different col
ors and with full ruffies of chiffon about
the bottom. There are black and white
satin parasOls with Persian borders;
there are white chiffon parasols with
tiny colored rosebuds embroidered on
them More sensible, and perhaps quite
as beautiful in the long run, are the Per
sian silk parasolS in shades of delicate
green and pink trimmed up in points
with black chiffon and with waving
fringes of chiffon about the edges. There
are parasols with fancy handles in the
Dresden designs; there are parasols in
any color you like with open work Dor
ders of laced baby ribbon and wreaths
of violets struggling over their delicate
purple bows upon the tops and upon the
handles.
| have written of the coming use of
white this season. With Easter it has
come Perhaps the daintiest jacket of
early spring is short one with white
cloth revers embroidered in black And
then there are short Jackets and capes
of gray so light that they look almost
white trimmed with black velvet col
lars and tiny black velvet buttons.
OF course there are capes, very full
but not long, giving the shoulders that
wide appearance from which the new
sleeve is gradually to wean us, black
capes edged with black lace and gilt
tering with jet black capes covered al
most to their edges with black and white
lace, producing the richest of effects, and
wraps trimmed with black lace edged
with white and with black chiffon and
ribbons. Ellen Osborn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05
savdust to stop a Leak.
From the Boston Traveller.

To stop the leakage of boat by the
use of sawdust appears at xhe first
suggestion ridiculous. 1t is a common
method, however, employed by back
woodsmen in some parts of Australia. The
other day a party having a big pile of
luggage discovered, upon loading it into
a scow at the end of one of the regular
carries" that the boat leaked badly.
To delay for repairs would occasion con
siderable annoyance, and without repairs
to proceed seemed impossible.
At this juncture one of the men had
the boat unloaded again, and brought
from a saw-mill near the spot a quantity
of sawdust. This he sprinkled thickIv
upon the water on either side of the boat.
When the weight again sank the boat,
the influx of water through the sides and
bottom sucked in the sawdust which
finally accumulated in the creVices, swell
ed under the action of the water and
actually stopped the leakage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05

In a regiment in India private wanted
to get home and saw no other way than
shamming deafness. He reported himself
sick and was sent to the hospital The
doctors tried all sorts of ways to find him
out, but he was too sharp for them. One
day the doctor determined to try him by
firing a pistol off just behind him. but he
got to hear of the experiment and of
course was prepared for it. AS he and his
chum were sitting on their cots opposite
each other smoking the doctor stole into
the room, unaWares as he thought and
fired the pistol close to his ear. He. how
ever, took no notice of the report but on
seeing the smoke he turned to his chum
and said: Put your pipe out, you fool. the
doctor win be round directly" His ruse
worked.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05
TO FORCE LILY BUDS.
Natures Process fastened by the
Use of Warm Water-To Freshen


Easter lilies have provoking habit
of not opening at the time when they are
most wanted. Nearly every stalk has at
least two buds, one of which blooms be-
fore the other. and then withers. To has
ten the unfolding of tardy bud. cut off
about an inch of the stem and set the
stalk in water that is distinctly warm
without being hot The lily bud will re-
spond to this treatment by opening into
full blossom in about five hours. Old
blossoms that have withered on stalks
with young buds on them should be cut
off. Bermuda lilies often have five or
six buds on the same stalk in different
stages of development. BY treating them
same stalk may be kept for more than
a week, until the smallest bud has grown
to its natural size and unfolded its petals
When lilies are to be carried, the vel
low antners should be plucked off so as
not 10 stain the pure whiteness of the
petals. Florists do this so generally that
people unfamiliar with the lily as il
grows are sometimes ignorant of the fact
that these flowers have anthers
To freshen the bunch OF Violets which
has been worn to church and back on
Easter morning, cut off the stems a quar-
ter or an inch and pour hot water on the
ends. Then set away in a cool place
and they VIII soon revive. There Is
story to the effect that a young man who
had two pinks kept them fresh for two
or ihree weeks by alternating them IN
st4asa--f 90 one INTO a raw pota-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05


Trains g. and @7
No
rive n
p m IS m excep Sunday:
49, p m No IS p m
De
W: CARR District AAR Ike Agent
B. w WTENN H. Gent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05
SADIE PAwNED HER CARRIERS.
The Pretty Actress Unable to Satisfy
Her Creditors.
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record
New York. March 2.-Mrs. Max Fig
nan (Sadie MartinoD was asked in sup
Elementary proceedings to-day if she
could pay a judgment for 800. obtained
against her by F. James for dress goods
She was attired in a costly toilet, but
declared she did not have a dollar in the
world, except what was necessary for
her support. This amount she fixed at
$50 a week, the figure she gave as her
salary. On croSS-eXamination she said
that the pair of garters with diamond
buckles she once possessed were exchanged
for a luncheon one day. She said: Il
wanted luncheon one day and did not have
the money to pay for it; got the luncheon
but some one else got my garterS."
Lawyer Hummel said that Miss Martinez
was heavily in debt. She owes $1,000 it
is said, as royalties on the last play in
which she starred. The statement closed
the examination and Miss Martinez drove
off
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05
The Weather Bureau.

From Harper's Round Table.
The Instruments used in observing the
weather are the aneroid and cistern ba-
rometers, wet and dry bulb thermometers,
wind vane and compass thermometer and
anemograph, and the rainfall OF all these
the barometer rs probably the most i'm
portant The standard form of the in
strument Is tube thirty-four inches long
closed at the top, exhausted of air, and
immersed at the bottom in cup of mer-
curry. The purpose of the barometer is
to measure the pressure of the atmos-
phere. In general, the mercury will stand
high in the tub when the weather is fair,
and low when it is foul. BY noting the
minute changes, measured on a gradu-
ated scale beside the tube, the observer
reads the indications of the barometer.
The words fair" Change" etc, en-
graved on the front of the instrument are
disregarded. They have no significance
whatever. The rising or falling of the
mercury in the tube is caused by the be-
ginning of those atmospheric changes
which precede a storm but are not dis
cernible by our senses. The barometer
discerns them for us, and gives warning
many different conditions which affect
the instrument. the weather observers are
instructed in these matters. The aneriod
barometer is round like one of the cheap
nickel-plated clocks that are so numerous.
and the changes are indicated by a hand
moving across a scale on the dial. The
weight of the atmosphere is measured not
by column of mercury in a tube. but by
the expansion and compression of a small
metal box from which the air has been
exhausted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05
--Andrew stafford has probably the most

-Andrew STAFFORD has probably the most
intelligent dog in Bar Harbor. FlossIe is
black-haired spaniel. A day or two ago
Mr.. Stafford found, upon driving to the
wharf, that he had taken along a broom
from the barn. He called Flossie, and in
the presence of a crowd told her to cary
the broom back TO the stable, a quarter
of "A mile away. A broom is an awk-
ward thing for dog to carry in its mouth
but she trotted back 10 the stable carrying
the broom between her jaws. avoiding
Pedestrians and poles.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

In an account Of the wood beuding in
dustry a writer IN The Wo0dworker re-
marks that comparatively few persons
outside the carriage and boat building
interests arr aware Of it's extent, and
but few realize that the carriages they
ride IN are very largely made Of such
~ood-the fsllies Of all their wheels
are bent and made in two parts-the
framework Of coaches and heavy q 7
riages is nearly all made Of bent stock,
and not only better made, but more
cheaply, and the frames Of pleasure
boats are bent, as also many Of the
frames Of the finest sailing yachts. Fur
niture, too, Of many kinds, has bent
frames, all the celebrated Thonet chairs.
for example, being made entirely Of
wood thus treated. The object Of bond
ing is twofold-namely, saving Of time
and stock and stability and strength Of
the work when put together-this in
dependent Of beauty Of form, and bent
carriage shafts are almost, II not entire
", used now, ias cad u the old style,
clumsy, sawed ones. Skill in manipu-
lating the material is very essential.
Simply the forms to bend ON and the
steam box in which to soften the wood,
do not alone insure success in the opera
tion-it is necessary to know perfectly
the stock to bend, Il being SO variable
that no two pieces bend alike.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

In a recent after dinner speech Rider
Haggard mentioned two old literary Co
medicines that had occurred IN connsc-
ton with his works.
ODa Of these concerned his invention
Of an incident on the Tana river, where
a mission station was attacked by the
Nasal and the mission people were
killed. str~uge TO say. after his imnai-
nary accouns had appeared, some mis-
sionaries dii found a station on that
river, were attacked By the Nasal and
some Of them were killed.
In his look, 1.-THE People Of the
Mist, he had fixed upon an unknown
part Of Afnoa and bad described q 70
gion from his inner consciousness, and
only q week before the speech was made
q company, in which the author Is a d.
rector, had sent ont orders to take pos
seasion Of the very tract he had in
view, and 50 far as the reports Of the
native agents who had inspected Il went
he believed his descriptions were fairly
corhect
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

Among The colored coliios tho onosn's
teYo1ite a Daruley ~ Ia color ht d
black and pfble. relieved BY lhC, anoWi-
est Of collars aid rufa. white Ioee ana
white fip 10 brush He was presented %
her majesty by the Rev. Hans Hamis-
ton. Darnloy III u quite 81 tie latter
day stamp and type Of colio-a Moe
long hoad with amierect ears-and ons
Of the smaite.t oi hia lareed a. Windsor.
"neneFel the queen comes 10 ih8 kan-
neia uafuloy % asked fos and brought
out 30 show hIteolf. and. eood az. hs
&c once 8rInaf with delight and vel.
come ~Woattpiu6tor oaret1a.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

At the meeting Of the American Pub
&c Health association 81 Denver, Dr..
Manuel Garmona y Vale q Mexico
read a description Of his discovery Of q
certain cure for yellow fever, which be
has ueed successfully ia hundreds Of
casea His method Is to make a subcu-
taneous injection in the cellular tissue
Of the arm Of a secretion taken from a
yellow fever patient between the fourth
and fourteenth days Of the fever. This
effects q cure, but the disease can be-
guarded against IA this way. just as
smallpox d guarded against BY vaccina-
don-Baltimore Sun.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

"1ffn you sent to tx that range Of
ouF'n "a poet?'' asked a rural looking
customer o. tho proprietor Of a down
town plumbing establishment.
"I-I-really, I don't know" re-
sponded the ttartled proprietor, with a
look Of sober inquiry.
a" TAIN IS / got anything particular
agin pooif 2 Explained the customer
suaVely as ook a chair and cleared
bis throat, I've hearn tell Of folks
missjn their Rtions-them as ought
10 bo h0oin ters and huskin corn
gittin into pull and lawyers Offices,
for instance. "a rso ! amt sayin a I
REILLY seen any your young mans
poetry. ! jest sol s'picioned q lootlo
that ho mought ono Of them kind,
cause that there nge won't draw or
bake since he tink with 1t. Poets
may b all right cd gh IA their place,
and / reckon thoro'l icks In the world
for every sort, but W66p a oookin range
is ont Of gear q wants a plumber.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

and carries the color
lar part is thin, extending TO about one
eth aud certainly not more than to
one-quartcr Of the entire width Of the
haiK.
Animal hair also consists Of three
parts, but these are differently con-
structed, the tube often filling the en-
tire hair. The ends Of the hair must be
closely watched, and especially woman's
hair viii be found ragged and torn at
the ends.
The hair from boards is usually the
thickest, its diameter being s much as
OLD millimeters, while hair from female
heads can be as hne as a diameter Of o. 90
millimeters would make ik-St Louis
Republic.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04
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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

Little Nan Of four fnmmors. consid-
ering e her duty 10 eniortlin a lady
who d. waiting for mamma, enters into
c0nfersation.
Nan-HaFo you any little girlsf
The Galleries. ! have two
Nan-Dd DO you ever have 10 whip
'emi
Tho cailr-l'm afraid ! have 10
oomelimea
Nan-Whaf DO you whip EN- WITH
The CarW (amused)-Oh. when
they've hesn very naughty, ! take my
slipper.
Nan lmo1l feolingiy a. mamma Cd.
tuaEX 50 Jon onght 70 take a hair
brush. Ny mamma does, aud e hurts
nNiully -PiiaburE Bnlletin.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

Poverty 90 very terrible. and some.
times Kills the very soul within us. but
Il is the ndrth wind that lashes men
into vikingsi IL Is the soft, luscious
south wind which lulls them 70 lotus
dreams -Ouida.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-02-04

There = d false modesiy. which Is
vanity q false gloayA which is leyity;a
false grandeur. which, u moanneasi q
false virtue. which IL lhypocdsy. aud q
false wisdom. which 81 pfudary Bra