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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
Birthday Party.

The fifth birthday anniversary of Grant
Doherty was fttngly celebrated at his home
on North Limerick street last evening The
little folks in attendance were Maud Hitch
ings, Mabel and Hazel Reese, Viola Rauden-
bush May Acker and Harry Major, Clayton
Acker, Grant and Frederick Doherty, Daniel
Richards, Harold Ramage, James Morgan,
Clyde Delcamp, Harry Smith, John Reese,
Raymond Smith and Earl Brown. The little
folks enjoyed a very pleasant time
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Blliousness, indigestion, Headache.
A pleascn mt laxative. All Druggists.
Mitchell q Free Man.

Judge Bechtel at Pottsville yesterday di-
rected that a mol. pros. be entered in the case
of Jacob Mitchell, of town. charged with the
killing Of William Lasawickas, the West
Centre street saloonkeeper who met his death
at Mitchelps hands on the morning of July
4th, last, by shooting, which the facts of the
case showed conclusivey was accidental In
his dying statement Lasawickas exonerated
Mitchell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17

the NJ Z. church, Yatesville, last evening,
was well attended. The members We're
assisted by Rev. Alfred Heebner, who
preached the sermon, and also many mem
bers of the Christian Endeavor society of
the NJ L. congregation of town. There were
several requests for prayer and the meeting
was an interesting one The services will be
conducted every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings Of each week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
Chrysanthcmums, lo South Main street


A train of coal cars drawn by d. S. & S.
train ran into the rear end Of Lehigh
Valley coal train near Black Creek junction
yesterday afternoon smashing a number of
cars and and blocking the tracks for several
hours. All trains due here last night were
late owing to the wreck
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17

John LavenJurg and Theresa Lawlor,
both OF Wm. Penn.
George Meske and Katie Mitchell, both Of
New Philadelphia.
Hugh Curran, of Cass Township, snd
Annie Collins, of New Castle
John N. Sehlader, Of Shamokiu, and Sophia
Orneser, Of Ashland
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
Mr.. Luther in New York.

Gen. supt. Luther, of the Reading Coal &
Iron Co., is in New York consulting with
the company's new head controlling power
in reference to changes contemplated in the
mining department, etc. lie will be home
by "Wednesday Ashland Telegram.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
A PIensant Gathering.

A social gathering was held at the residence
Of Miss Lille Brown at Yatesville last even
ing and was a most enjoyable affair. Miss
Salie Beddall added to the pleasure of the
evening by rendering a couple Of cornet solos.
An excellent supper was served. Among
those present were Frank and William
Webster, Thomas Rogers, Walter Rumble,
Charles Bashore, Harry Master, John
Handler, Henry Walters Edward Danks,
Sallie Beddall, Annie Brown, Mercy Bees,
Catherine West, Mary Latham, Jennie Taylor.
Minnie Powell, Matte Llewellyn, Annie
Beddall, Carrie Fiest and Mrs. Sarah Davies,
of town, and Lille, Agnes and William
Brown, of Yatesville,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17

Inquire Of the first person you meet how
our shoes wear. That person will be our
customer all right. Everybody is
FACTORY SHOE STORE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
111Oti
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
o5 ceuts
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
WIN. NEISWENTER.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DOR SALE.---Eghteen acre farm, located near
Il Brandonville, consisting of two good two
story frame houses, permanent water the year
trucker, or pouterer Good reason for selling.
Parties desiring information call at HERELD
office l1-qlm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17

DOR RENT.-Two unfurnished rooms best
II location in town. Address M care of
HERALD office. lQ3O-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
Chrysanthemums, 10 South Main street
A sure Cnre for Coughs and colds
Kevlvnl MeetIngs negnn.

That's what Pan-Tina is, 25c At Gruhlei
Bros, drug store
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17

DOR RENT.-A nice room, second floor
y suitable fol Office purposes. Apply at
HERALD office
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17

Up to Date for Pains and Aches.
Everybody says Red Flag Oil, 25c. A
Gruhler RrOs drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17

DOR SALE.-A double property, on Line
II street, Nos. 1888 and 1876, for sale cheap. In
quire of Mrs. Felix McMannaman, on Line
street. l0-lG-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
The REORGANIZATION Movement.

-hrysanthemnms, I0 south Main street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
WINTER GARMENTS I
...Wen's, Boys and ChlIdrsn's Ovsrcoats

In Meltons, Beavers, Chinchillas and listers,
We can suit you everytime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-17
ROCHES TER CLOTHING HOUSE,

'Or Main and Cherry SITS, Sam Block, Prep
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26
s A NJ OTN csc.

10! ME samotny, co zdala cd t}umu
Przebiega sam jeden przepascie
CORY,
Zamieszka ruiny lub s4ucha jeszcze
| sZumu,
A okiem my sla wedruje "a chmury
On ME jest samotnym, DO cia}em
duchem
Poslub;& "a sawsze przyrode kwit.
naca,
Opasa& ziemie marzenia }ahcuchem
l podnios4 natchnieniem piers swoja
milczaca.
.! ME ten samotny, co murem klasz-
tornym
Ma wieki sw6j zywot re swiatem roz.
dzieli1,
On W pienlu porannem, on W pieniu
Wieczornem,
On snami O Bogu mysl bedzie wese-
lii.
o! ME ten samotny, co W dfugiej
podrozy,
Ma miejsce gdzies swiete wsr6d po-
stow wedruje.
On gwiazda nadziei tesknote roz-
chmurzy, \.
On balsam uciechy ma sercu uczuje!
Lecz kto sic sam jeden obaczy wsr6d
ludzi,
| czuje, i widzi, j s}yszy, przecie-
Me piesci 60 mi&osc roskosz ME
@ud,;
l wszystko posiada, procz serca ma
swiecie.
W szalone zabawy daremnie sic rzu-
ca,
Daremnie sic miesza W wir tahcow
przelotny,
Tam kazda twarz obca, do }ez 20 "a
smuca,
"srod wrzawy / ludsi - przeciez
samotny
0! ten jest sshiotny ,kt6rego piosenks
| ludzi wdziekami daremnie weselic,
Nj Z noca miesieczna, nj rama ju-
:. trzenka,
On z niczem swych uczuc ME umie
podzielic.
0! ten jest samotny, CO 1ycie pre-
trawif
W goraczce mi3osci i W sza}ach u.
niesie1i
| zima lato dla niego jak jesierl,
w przesz}osci jak W grobie swa du-
sze zostawi&.
Lecz wszystkich najbardziel samo-
tiny, kto W d4onie
Zabojcze narzedzie pochwyci z rozpa-
cza;
Me paacze po nikim-i po MIN ME
p}acza,
[ ginie W mniemaniu, W czczosci u.
tonic
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26

oklaskow napietnowal kr6tko ale do.
sadnie haniebne postepowanie Chot-
kowskloh, Czeczow lch koleg6w.
Tax marnie skohozyl sic vice
pahski.
wfoscianie po wiecu urzadzili so.
bic poufae zebranie beg zadnych pa.
now i jezuit6w. Tow. Suiczewshi
zbif kiamstwa oszczerstwa, rzuoane
ma socyalizm, wezwa} w2oscian do
wsp6lnej wslki robotnikami prze-
CIV stshczykom. Burzliwe oklaski).
Postanowiono popiera6 i rozszerza6
Prawo Ludu.
Nasl stahczycy moze teraz zrozu-
mleJa nareszcie, re ninety juA easy,
gdy chfopi dali i'm sic "a nos wod 4i6.
Chiop ju1 ME jest dziurawym orze.
chem, ma kt6rym panowie mogs
wyswistat swoje p,osenki. Chaopi
ju1 ME dada sic tumsnit.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26
PIELEGNOWANIE WZROKU

Rodzice wychowawcy swiety ma
Ja obowiazek ME tylko wychowaniem
morslnem, ale i takzs fizycznem
swych daieci wychowank6w szcze.
re sic zaj mowat. Z tego powodu W
formie kr6tkiej przypominamy kilka
"gh o pielegnowaniu wzroku, ktore
nawet die ci znat powinny.
u Plszao we dnie, obierz sobie ia
kie miejsce, azeby okus by}y po le-
wei reo-, szeby promienie ss"neczne
ME padssy ma papier, na ktorym pi-
szesz.
p Me czytaj, ami ME pisz o zmro-
ku; ME wykonuj tez zadnych robotek
recznych o tel porze.
b Pracujao pray lampie, przestrze.
gaj, azeby dzwon lampy ME by4 ciem.
ny, leoz re szk'a mleczuego, aaeby
oddalenie cd lampy, kt6rs powinna
bye umies zczona po Level st onie, ME
by4o wieksze mad l ] stopy.
4) Praca prey swietle migotliwem
o1ytanie podozas iazdy i W ukladzie
ciafa le2acym, jest szkodliwc.
81 Piszac siedz prosto ME pochy-
laj giowy naprzod. Kreski cieniowe
pisma powinny byd prost ,padle do
krawedzi stolu.
9 Do pisania u2ywaj atramentu
czarnego, u zeszyt6w o l,niach wyra2-
nycb. staraj sic jsk n jrychlej pisaS
bez linii bez podktadki (bez le-
niuszka).
y Czytajac, siedz pr1st,, oprzyj
sieo kr'es4o lub hawke trzymai
ksiazke obiema rekami przed oczyms,
W odleg1osci 10 cali cd Okla,
8 Jezeli uczujesz znuzenie wzre.
ku, zaprzestah piracy, spocznij patrz
W dol Po jakiejkolwiek ohorobie O.
szczedzaj oozu przez kilka tygodni.
% Jesli wpadnie ci do Okla py}, lub
jaki drobny przdmiot, ME trzej Okla,
leoz podnies g6rna powieke potrzy-
maj chwile, poki przemiot sam ME
wyp}ynie pod powieki. Jezeli to sic
ME stanie, udaj sic dc lekarza.
10y w razie jskiejkowiex ohorcby
ooznej lub oslabienia wzroku, zasie-
gniJ porady lekarskiej. Bez poleoe-
mia lekarza ME uzywaj okular6w;
lekarz tylko moze oi poradzic, ia.
kich okularow W jaki sposob masz
uzywac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26
DhUGIE ZYClE.

Najd}uzszem zyciem ciesza sic Bu}.
garry. Ostatni spis ludnosci wyka-
zaje 1882 osob, kt6re licza po mad
100 lat wieku. w ogole szczepy bal
kahskie odznaczaja sic d@ugiem zy-
ciem. Rumunia liczy 1884 osob, kt6.
rzy juz przekroczyli setny rok zycia,
Serbia liczy ich 57S. Ola prrow-
mania dcdamy, re Niemcy posiadaja-
ce oko4o SO milion6w ludnosci, OIL
brzymie wobec takiej Bu4garyi, licza
zaledwie 78 osob, kt6re przekroczy}y
100 lat wieku. Najstarszym cz9owie.
klein ma swiecie ma bye murzyn Bru-
no Cetrim, mieszkajscy Buenos
Ayres, ma zyt juz l50 lat. Po MIN
idzie woznica Kustrim W Mosk-
vie, ktory liczy sobie juz l40
lat zycia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26
l5O MIL Ma GODZINE.

Zdaje sic, il W dziedzinie kolei ze.
laznych zanosi sic na wielki przewr6t.
Niejaki F. B. Behr, inzynier kolejo.
wy, wynalaz& swiezo nowy system ko.
lei zelsznych, prey kt6rego zast6so
wauiu kazdy pociag bedzie m6gs
przebiegac po $50 mil ang. ma 60
dzine, stoso vnie do waruuk6w terenu.
Wediug pomienionego systemu wy
budowano ma probe dwle linis kolejo-
we cd Ballybunian do Listawel W
Irlandyi Feurs do Pannicieres We
Francyi. LIME te msja po 10 mil d2u-
gosci, pociagi przeblegaja po mich
z jednego kohca ma drugi W ciagu 4
do 5 minut. Powodzenie jest tax
wielkie, il komitet wystawowy W
Brukseli postsnowi& ma wystawie
przy szlorocznej wybudowac podo.
bna lima. Budowa kolei nowego sys.
temu kosztejee mniei cd zwyksy0h' w.
Bruksel' lokomotywy poruss"ne esd-
sifa elektryczua I. sa'- :. ~
ieksza ,edzie szybkos6 jeszcze
bp; :. Kolt je syst-mu Behrs, Wv.
.Aowaoe obecnie W Irlandyi Fran.
CYL pos'fkuja sic para. Do pooiapu
zastosowano COS W rodzaju systemu
welocypedowego. Wprowadzais 90
W ruch dwie biegnace obok siebie i
Po1aczooe soba lokomotywy. Calv
poc,ag sk}ada sic wlasciwie z dw6cb
Pociagow, k,oryoh daoby 50 soba
poisozone. kazda po4owa wagonu,
ktory urzadzeniem wewnetrznem ma.
10 sic r6zni cd zwyczajnego, spoozv-
va ma dwoch kolaoh, umies.csonych
edno "a drugism. Nsjw'eksza o.iag-
Meta dotad sly bkos6 pray zw, k}ym
ystemie kclejowym IA New York
central Road wynosi iedne mile an. !.
,ielsk2 ma sekunde.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26

pobieranie 80 ct. lub jaj "a odprawia
ME ceremoniaiu, nalezy te naduzy
cia usunat."
Cesarz Jozef II. wyda} rowniez. W
tel sprawie diva patenta, jeden u
stycznia 1881, drugi 25 stycznia
1882. w pie-wszym rozkazuje, "by
biednych ludzi grzebano mi}osci
chrzesciahskiej i litosci i upomina
wszystkich ojc6w koscio}a, admin
stratorow nauczycieli, by cd bied.
nych stron ME wymuszali mic pod
ciezka odpowiedzialnoscia." w dru-
gim patencie dodaje jeszcze: "tak sa-
mo "a chrzest dzieci tych ludzi, kto
rych ub6stwo udowodnionem jest
swiadectwami, ME wolno mic pobie-
rac... lego, ktory przekroczy ten Ia
kaz, nalezy z&ozyc urzedu osobno
ukarac."
Patent cesarza Franciszka II. 16.
maja 1889 orzek}a, = ze ludzie biedni
majs otrzymywac dokumenta kosciel-
ne bezp}atnie.
Ciekawszych czytelnikow odsy}amy
do broszurki, wydanej W Ko&omyi
nak&adem redakcyi Chiiboroda. W
broszurze tel So odnosne postanowie-
mia te ME straci}y do dnia dzisiej-
szego swej prawnei mocy. tax samo
jak inne dekrety nadworne. Robo-
tnik6w skazuja przeciez bardzo cze-
sto ma podstawie starych dekret6w
patentow "a zbieranie sk&adek, "a o.
braze rzadu i t. d.
Wracajac do zajsc we Wiedniu,
sadzimy, ie w9adze uznaje 5adania
robo'nikow j skozs PIP. proboszczow
ma zwrot nieprawnie pobieranych
pieniedzy. Zaznaczamy tylko, ze
pretensyi swych nalezy sic domagat
ME ma drodze sadowej, lecz przez
wtadze polityczne, ii. magistrat y
miescie, starostwo ma wsi.
Tax stoia rzeczy we Wiedniu. A u
mas W Galicyi?...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26
MOVIE CZYNY PRUSAK0W.

W obwodzie nadziemiahskiego So.
du kwidzy hskiego majs sic podobno
sedziowie zajat zbadaniem, ilu tym
obwcdzie jest sedziow j adwokat6w
Polakow. Pr6cz tego maja ci sedzio-
vie podac, jake praktyke maja pol
soy adwokaci, gdzie sic rodzili. Z Kim
zyja, czy ME pisujs do polskich ga
zet itp. Rad pruski tax sic nawet
opiekuje sedziami j adwokatami po-
lakami, ze chee sig dowiedziec, jak
sic matki ich domu nazywaja. Do
p1awdy podziwiac nalezy troskIiwosc,
jake otacza Rad pruski swoich pod
danych Polak6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26
WYBUCH w KOPALNI.
Czterdziestu g0rnik6w stracifO
zycie.

z Budapesztu, ma Wegrzech, to.
legrsfuja ze " kopalnl we1li W Re.
silica nastapi} wybucha gaz6w, prey.
csem jeduastu g6rnik6w straciio ~.
Gle wielu zostalo niebezpiecznie
uszkodzonych.
Doted wydobyto kopalni W Re
silica 40 'ab' tych ] wielu pokaleozo-
Dych g6lnikow q ~ jeszcze ME zna.
leziono.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-12-26
przybysze europejscy. ma wyspy
oceanu Spokojnego tax }atwo przy
sWOili sObie move nlemiOn narO.

przybysze europejscy. ma wysp.
oceanu Spokojnego tax }atwo przy
swoili sobie move plemion i naro
dow poraz pierwszy widzianych.
o lie rugby polinezyjczykow wo
g6le, W szczeg6lnoscisamoanc
k6w So bardzo zgrabnymi W spo
kojnym chodzie, o tyle naturalni
jeszcze bardziej So zrecznymi v
tahcu. Europejczyk ME dostrzez'
tn mic; coby zdradza}o jakas dzi
kosc, coby sprzeciwiafo sic zasadni
czym pojeciom piekna.
Adalbert Chamisso, poeta ME
miecki, W swej "Podr6zy naoko}t
swiata" uniesieniem odzywa sit
o tahcach samoahskich: ':To CO m,
nazywamy "sztuka" chereograficz
ma i co widzimy W baletach, pred
stawianych ma scenach, W por6w
naniu tahcem polinezyjskim wy
dale mi sic md}em i ME wyrazaia.
Gem tego, co wyrazac powinno. Cd
tych "dzikich" naleza}oby sic nam
"wyksztafconym" uczyc sztuki tan
ca.
Akompaniamentem do tanca jest
spiew ludzki i''gfos bebenka. Div
ME brzmi spiew polinezyjczyk6w
to ME jest krzyk dziki, to piesh
powazna, niemal klasyczna W ukta-
die akordow, chociaz ME zawsze
stosujaca sic do prawidef harmonii,
przyjetej przez europejczyk6w -
mimowoli przenosi s}uchacza W
dawne dzieje przywodzi ma mysl
klasyczny "choros'' Hellady.'
Do najoryginalnieszych tahc6w
polinezyjskich nalezy taniec, wyko,
nywany przez dziewczeta W pozy-
cyl siedzacej. ZrecznoSc ruch6w W
tahcu tym jest istotnie godna po-
dziwu.
Zycie bez trosk W klimecie Ia
godnym, kt6ry oszczedza czfowie-
kowi piracy, majacej ma celu zdoby-
Gle srodkow zywnosciowych, po
zwala ma rozw6j poezyi. Przyczy-
mia sic do tego i jezyk samoahski,
dzwieczny, potoczysty. Otto pr6bka
jednego licznych poemat6w:
Salofa matua sofa le taxi.
q lea ou ala i Siamani
Tataio ma taxi ma faatali
Pc pule le alii feiloai.
Ch6r. |
Oi tagi ma faanoanoa
Talofa Samoa ua le iloa,
LIE faamoemoe lerei ua mao
o lea ou alu i nuu.
Ma ou moemoe lie fai lua liza,
Monatu alofa lou olga.
Fla feiloai ma lulu lima
Pc ailoga ca toe fol mai ita.
Jest to pozegnanie odjezdzajace-
70 W obce kraje. w tf6maczeniu
iowa powyzsze oznaczaja: 90 dro
"a mako, ME place., ze W obce cd.
hodze kraje; m6dl sic "a mna
niej nadzieje. Gdy Bog pozwoli,
'owr6ce: (Ch6r). Tax, ia pfacze ma
nysl o drogiej ojczyznie. Niktnas
lie wypedza z Samoa, pocoz wiec
Sc W obce kraje? Zostah wiec mic
[zy nami, wsr6d uscisku dfoni
'rzyjaznych. Kto vie, czy OBJ
ych powr6cisz KRAKOW i czy je-
zcze mas zobaczysz."
Rzewnosc tych slow poteguje sic
eszcze rzewnoscia melody.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
aaickne.. Of smel,.

Most animals have at least one sharp
sense. 4 cat and dog. according to
the fable, lay In dark room. "Hark!
] heard feather Drop" said the dog.
''oh, no" said the cat: 'ft's a needle:
] saw it, What may be true of do
mcsticatcd horses, the Wild horse OF
the South American pampas possesses
a most acute and far-reaching sense of
smell.
Mr.. Hudson speaks of II as COM
mon occurrence for the horses of Il dis
trict, in seasons of drouu,. To migrate
suddenly TO some distant place Atty
miles away, perhaps-wherc rain has
fallen. A slight breeze from that quar-
ter Is enough to set them of.
A still more striking phenomenon is
he says, familiar TO every frontiers
man.
The gaucho horse has the greatest
horror OF an Indian invasion, and long
before the marauders reach the settle
ment-often when they are still full
days journey from it---all the horses
take alarm, and come flying wildly In.
The horned cattle quickly feel the CON
tagion and general stampede ensues.
The gauchos declare that the horses
smell the Indians, and Mr. Hudson
believes they are right When passing
a distant Indian camp, from which the
wind blows. all the horses driven be-
fore HIM have taken fright and run
away Youths Companion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
Queer R.p.s,.c.

rhe queer little Italian republic OF
san Marine. with its thirty three
square miles Of territory and it's popu-
lation OF 6.eon, lies up In the eastern
spurs Of the Appenine mountains. II
Is governed by a grand council OF six
~. who are elected for life, and two
presidents. one OF whom Is appointed
10y the council. the other elected by
the people. The little republic has an
army of $50 men. who are employed
only as policemen. San Marine IN the
only country In the world that prohIb-
it's the Introduction OF the printing
press. The city of San Marine, with
a population OF LOO. Is one OF the
queerrst old towns In the world. IL
has undergone no change i'm coo years.
The republic began In 1881,
a little bit larger than San Marino
in population. but six times as large in
area. rs the republic Of Andorra. II
lies In valley of the Eastern Pyren-
ces between France and Spain. Ii be-
came a free state In $40. II Ii gov
crned by n sovereign council OF TWEEN.
fy-four members, elected by the people
and syndic. or president, chosen for
life by tie council. II has an army of
LEO men. and one big gun planted in
the ecntcr Of the republic. The gun
carries u hall twenty miles. aud Eu-
rope trcnhles al the thought of it's
being hired. In Andorra. the capital is
the palncc--a stone building several
hundred years old. Here the council
men meet. The ground floor is the
stable where the horses are kept and
fed by their masters themselves
Harpers Round Table.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

With ali his bard living and hard
work, Lincoln got desultory kind az
education. MOI That he received much
schooling. He went by ''iittles." He
says. In al. il did not amount 10
more than year" But more or less
of the schoolroom Ii a matter OF small
Importance IL a boy has learned 10
read and think of what he reads. And
that this boy had learned. His stock
OF books was small, but he knew them
thoroughly. and they were very good
books 10 know; the Bible. Aesop's
Fables Robinson Crusoe," Bun
vans 'Titgrim's Progress" History
OF the United States" weem's Life
of Washington and the Statutes of
Indiana" These are the chief ones
we know about. lie did not own them
all. but sometimes had 10 borrow them
from the neighbors, practice which
resulted In AT least one casualty: for
Weem's Life of Washington" he al
lowed 10 get wet, and TO make good
the loss he had 10 pun fodder three
days. No matter, the book became
his then. aud he could read II as he
would. Fortunately. he took this Curl
Gus work In profound seriousness.
which wide-awake boy would scarce
~ be expected 10 do to-day. Washing
ION became nm exalted figure I'm his i'm.
aeination: aud he always contended,
later. When the question of the real
character of the first president was
brought mp. that ii was wiser to re-
gard him as a god-like character. he.
role In nature and deeds, as Weems
did, than To contend that he was only
a man who, IL wise aud good, still
made mistakes and INDUCED in follies
like ether men.
Besides these books, he borrowed
many. He once told a friend that he
"read through every book he had ever
heard OF In that country for a circuit
OF nifty miles" From everything he
read he made long extracts. using a
tnrkey-huzzard pen and brier-roOt ink.
When he had no paper he would write
on board, and thus preserve his Sc
lections until he secured a copy-book.
The wooden fire-shovel was his usual
slate. and ON it's back he would cipher
with charred stick, shaving Il on
when covered. The logs and boards In
his vicinity were always filled with his
figures and quotations. by night he
read and worked as long as there was
Hight. and he kept book in the crack
OF the logs In his loft. TO have il at
hand 10 peep Of day. When acting as
ferryman In his nineteenth year. anx-
lons. no doubt, 10 get through the
books OF the house where he boarded
before ne left the place. he read every
night TIN midnight 80 says his room
mate.
In his habits OF reading aud study
the boy had little announcement from
the father. but his siepmother did all
she cOuid for him. Indeed. between
The two there soon grew up relation
OF touching gentleness and confidence
Mrclnre's Magazine.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
How cheese straw. Are Made,

To make cheese straws. put half .
pound of sifted -four In mixing bowl,
Make hollow In the center and In II
nut four ounces OF butter, two ounces
OF cheese, an egg. a pinch Of red pep
per, and one gill of milk, added slowly.
Mix all well together. Roll out the
paste till II is about onc-eighth OF an
inch thick: cut Il into strips one-quar-
ter of an inch wide and six inches long,
and place in a moderate oven until col.
ored n light brown. Serve very hot
aides Home Journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
Tor any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls ratarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known r,
J., cheney Tor the last is years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
By their firm.
WALDING. KINNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure In taken Internal
". acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Testi-
Sold by all druggists.
HALLS Family Pills. &c.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-30
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