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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

4 few years ago John and Emily
Hanger were divorced al Garden city.
John went 10 Hngolon 10 ike aud
Emily aud their daughter Emily con
iicued 10 make their home al Garden
City. After a while the daughter mar.
taed and went 10 Coolidge to live. Two
weeks ago John Harger started for
Cripple Greek. travelling by wagon.
lie went by way Of Coolidge TO see his
daughter and there found his divorced
wife On visit. lie wanted 10 back
nni. bns the daughter would not have
Ii thar way. 40 there was family re.
nnion al dinner and afierward the
iwo who had become esiranged were
brought together by the ptaitle Of their
grandson Il lsale Just taking his first
steps. the daughter and her husband
looking On The daughter saw nm aI.
pargmnlty To cause d reconciliation and
/ dispatched her husband for marriage
/ lirense. while she herself went for q
clergyman. The license obtained and
/ The preacher ON the spot. the daughter
said 10 her parents:
Here, you two are getting pretty
I thick. ! guess you both see that you
| have made . mistake. Stand M. and
We VIII marry yon.
"a they were married. and the mex
aay John aud Emily Harger. reunited
drove away 10 cripple Greek. = kansi'
| CRY Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
Judges Of the oiymp,an Games.

Universal peace during the month OF
the games was proclaimed by heralds
in every part of HELMS, and the slight.
est breaking of the sacred trrec was
thought sacrilege. which deities and
men alike were bound TO punish. The
judges OF the Games. or aHelianndi.
cate, ranging from nine TO twelve in
number at different times, were elected
by the Cleans All who wished to be
judges were required 10 show not only
that they had never committed a
crime, public or private, but that they
were stainless in moral character.
Not unfrequentiy even men of distinc,
ton were excluded by this severe ties,
during the golden age OF Hellenic
honor 1.-THE olympian 6ames,' by
@. I. Ferris, in April St Nicholas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

Long and Excellent words
mere are three rather long words
"''ieh may be used MS pegs on which
!" hahg reflections Of their own ~
ls''ii's round which ideas may cluster
"he y development. If You cut an
apple through the circumference ~
you cut an orange, you viii soc a.
year outline around the starlike center
maue Dy the seeds the shape ~ ,ha
p'"ssoin. The fruit has grown from
ne hover. and the flowers shane i
- tne heart Of the fruit. The frnI,
aeseioped little by little through s,u,,
ansr uass aud winter DAYS. hut tbe
n ~. gave II the starr. Take ina
,'ltie thought aud use II. and N y,,,
nave Gift or griice-a taste for bo,,s.,
a IS. p,g cooking. sewing. painting. o.
aud taking pains.
next long word Is resu0nsii,ii
ny u means. AZ We al kf,ow ri,
answering when We are called M,
hNrflug % our names. The il.s,,Dnsi;,l,
person can be trusted. Not long ago
y New York city. FIRE broke oul /,
me upper stories of great apar,
hselit house. Two young women. on,
Young lady visiting the family in ;
certain homie ON the sixth floor Of Iii,
house, the other maid In the sam,
nome, We're confronted suddenly wifi
psaek volumes 0f smoke, red tongue
J % naine. and no way Of escape hi
~ me iron ladder that hung alon;
me side ~ The honse There were tw,
little children there and some yaluabl
papers. and though The young wolneI
could noi save everything. they TOO
The children and the papers down I'll
IRE escape with calmness and courage
Ihes were responsible
4 Ny last word Ii conservation. Ii |
a very saered word. and leave yo
20 weave your own sweet fancie
around Il. We must be consecrate
10 the hest possible Ideal. we mus
MI every day with noble work. Ilal
pef's Round Table
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls fatarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known r.
J. Cheney for 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 & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toia5o. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure liz taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
moniais sent free. Price. 75c per bottle.
Bold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills. &c.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

ed Al our trunks had 10 i, onsn.,.
py INC custom house inspectors =
ses II We had any cologne or ,asa,.
10 EN-. ] don't see why ,bav ~,
lhein custom house officers 49,
hsst costumes weren't anything ,van.
nssiul, " TOOK pa, half an bn,,y
:" set hls trunks all through h,.,.,,,s',
ne said the inspector didn't kna.. nv.
language. Pop says he axEa,, M,
what nation he belonged HI ANA ~
naa sala ns MIS- iilnpIIsh ana non
poiu niii i.eh never heard Of any such
people. where did they live. IN Hing.
lhnu, me man said Where's tia,
afked pop. and the man nearly falntea
aha hlen pop gave him half 4 crown
anu Then Pop gave him d hair i syown
trrdnt open any more trunks H.
cause man as ignorant as NJ Was
Mssiidht have sense enough "a fry 81
sinuEgie anything III anywhere
After the trunks were All MISSED
pop Akked man where HE l,aegaps
ear Mas and that man eoulsin.t s,,,, 1,
English either. lie asked pop what
ahh Top says again where's Tie Tag,
gase raF, and just them an American
maj had heen aYef before sass Ia ia
itian ne iiseaas The luggage van ana
the ftan said oh Wy didn't ~ & ~
Pop SAYS be- thinks that's Welsh. which
y = language b. never liked anyhaw
THE cniy Welsh thing he ever lIked
MAS rabbit. he said. Wais yaa,s
naaae askei the baggage nlan. brake
says pop Well yoar san Il The seventh
ear 10, les marked with ID. ~
you know a u when you s.~ III Pon
said lle GUESSED 80, He'd seen on
once aud be had an idea thar il looked
like a 4 aithons a pedestal on 4 i
cut Ia two That's III said the man
Well you plat your luggage IN the var
I marked with T. without i pasiesta
and when you get 10 London san car
50 and eaaim 1t Eur suppose pr4le
body elise claims II said pop That
bis AFFAIR and yours not niue says III.
ran ard be walked "a. Then IN,
fannd oar that they don't gire chrck
over hefc, and be said he guessed ihi
Eeshssn MSS thar shes preferred cash.
ifNsiAraS Round Table
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

DIES MONIES. April s.-Patents have
been allowed TO Iowa inventors as
follows: To H. Mendenhall and +. b.
Davis, of Audubon, for important inn
movements relating to feed trough
for ANIMALS, for which patent No.
ssa. ei5 was issued to the said Menden-
hall April 10, 1886. To J. w. Terman,
OF NV Sharon. for composition for
purifying and preserving butter, sweet
milk, etc, and destroying bacteria or
other micro-organisms therein. Rancid
butter treated Herewith and sterilized
thereby is said TO be as good and sweet
as fresh butter. Valuable information
about obtaining, valuing and selling
nateuts sent free to any address.
printed copies of the drawings and
specifications Of any United States
patent sent upon receipt of 25 cents.
our practice is not restricted to Iowa
and inventors in other states can have
our services on same terms as the
Hawkcyes.
THOMAS @. AND ]. RALPH oRTIa,
Solicitors of Patents
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
.. I. : strange Land.

An army surgeon, stationed WV" n'e
regiment on the Mexican frontier VA. wa
:. no,,,,ar and his Mexican friends
VIZ a,r.,,inr gave 4 grand ball y, h,s
onn Tbe nall began early, Ms MeNi ,
san balls do. aud TN, surgeon y, !, . nearly
Il tho first set, He dancsa ~ nsS saw
s saurs became tired. But the daa ,,,.'i
no sa, on. and the doctor danced san mns,'
wen w, ~, completely worn out Finally ~.
ne M',a as he drew one o. ,ne
u as al,ds and asked u the bali was y
n,e, ' aa 10 end. why. senior, s'ala
s Nv Nesiean. politely. I'VE have .a ne, -
the M. M.N .hrse many hours for YOU "
malu ~. sisnal FOR the last dance
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
Mach In n Name.

- would imagine, In this el.y
dreamer wo az ten great department.
shores va and four Of them MAJ are A. ,' not ap-
s sr,y Of men whose names am so op or else.
where ,o,,s % in the metropolis y con 9 =
good, h % The : name Of two English p,
Quoted h ~ established little place -, ~
Catherine ,,,ea s has been connected Win MIN
and ne,,nes IN twenty-five years. Inc ,''
the pu la.,s i worth half million s an,
arm name ~ the present owners New ,,,S
nually 70 TO- .t ~ The pittsburg Dispatch
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
wards on Charity Hunter.

A well known Judge has invented
rather neat reply to the letters of
busy bodies soliciting Subscriptions for
useless societies He fills the first
page on the note paper with these
words, written in bold hand: Dear
sir, in reply to yonr letter, have
much pleasure in subscribing"
the secretary joyfuliy turns the page
to find the conclusion of the sentence
on the following leaf-"myself, your
obedient servant. John So-and-so." -
ST James Budget.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

Few persons are aware Of the extent
to which the banana has Lecome popu-
larized in the United States Accord.
ing TO the statistics there were import.
ed 1920, 1877 punches of bananas In
1895, Of which number 92s, 336 punches
came to Baltimore. 1887. SOP to Boston,
2,499,61s to Mobile, 5,0ss, 119 to New
Orleans. 4.54s,572 to New York and
2.026, $50 to Philadelphia. The Balti.
more, Boston and Philadelphia supply
was from Jamaica New Orleans and
Mobile got their supply largely from
Central America, while New York go,
hers from all sources The people find
in the banana a cheap and wholesome
article of food. which is valuabl al
seasons when few fruits are to be had
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

r.,ste nari-a Iaaer .
80 q sssnss ~ sac
,.,alardmeni in some places
e..ea terrible. | have seen
's.a ouee smooth aud fertile
y = now covered with the
al stones - that you have
s wsy among them as you
usss 81 Them are f"ur % nsr
or COURSE. these are only
s,enes. ihe little onss Nefe
~ s~ssr The soil long aso,
~ - sss,a 10 have fallen all
~ eruption. sometimes y
r. = s,netlries 10 another, Not
-, ~ flsnt eruption OF smoke =
~ - "a tendins goats on . mn
es,s s.en the place often, hed.
.sIs stone feli near him. and
.s,sssr lie though that some of
&c we've pelsing him ffonl
49, ara ~ besan 70 throw
: ,smrr Hut the contest Mas
ss.ssl tor il Was the mountain
~ thpwtas stones AZ hitni ahh
~ red In terror. leaving bis
4 3 skeir fats. -.
=, 4 ssare 70 tell yon The whole
4 tsls great eruption' how man,
-, nese ruined b. tie shower
ss.s. snd far warSe. bow ntty o.
=. ! hnrdrsd people were killed
ssm viii great npsab~ss 81 eatsie
80 - k,ss shs lava damned tssek
-, ia ggrrning boiling lake.
- go shF0ng after = month aud
Y e.ssrr Down ths valley. over
ssrsss ! whole negro seislrn1sns
..a.s wsse carried nss o. al
80 assFs QUE 10 SEA. aud haEba'
go, mites al. aas dzFkens1 os
sasst - thar p~opsH had to sfops
= NJ al noon aud U.S. candles 70
- ssssss. Cow she explosions tstsTs
- Ass.asesss AZ n9iirs away aud y
4 sassgAs that they WrEw she guns
Il gas ssSi uf aFisss
n a. shsag / mnsI tell yusis Whet
! msefase mas 0FsT and pceptr eatiis
80 sas ssauagalu asairs shsy sessass
! 49,. sAx pur Ilr Hell had sls
y Al tAsnersi. tnstead 81 ~
an stae, skuFv sas = iak@ - 40
NJ lsss bslow. allsHs ihe Mhsal'
N IN - ssesp that 10 ossw has ssri
~ IA ID falh0m IT. Ard l~esasis'
u seaassd fratn u ontg by . shli
Al a. fossd q Rev ceutrT, rfri
exws vas nkaFiy . mills loas. thS~s'
rsssn Il ! nnlis aidg and $50 fcs
~ va siass llkF sails That III
= sAssa ass ~ she great r1piostnsl
. mss spcs between shr two crater
n imasd sawn issEo thesn. The aes
b h ss~n ard pswtty now. will
ssass ssd ssFns. and no sigma q
NJ sas ne cd aar il htdrosss DEPT
gzy greco wasrFs thF0ush Nhsel
saAlss are always ssewtsstlns 40
xxsag lsto sulphur futtsss al ID
W saassssmss shs wind carries shes
sRw ssss The nstshhoFinE plsnts
sm W. @sirs aFunnd az II 10 war
vpls that ssF I'D tFss afr NOT 80
start AsFe Il taas b. lopx hcfsF
NJ hsat ons aKatn Al tsyus
" y tlrFhwst u smith. IN ~
issaas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

The wooden man tina, caused 80
much comment few months ago Ny
promenadIng up and down Tonawanda
streets drawing q two-wheeled. cover
n wagon. has again appeared Win
so,nc added improvements, Wheh
,,rst ii appeared II was propelled ny
hand power. d man sitting inside the
wagon Ia furnish the power, Tine man
ana WAGON were brought out the other
INN far a second experiment, and TINS
time il was propelled by two-hors ,'
nower gasoline engine and with niucn
s.tter results. II Is the intention q
M inventor Ia build another one Or
,aseer proportions with phonagfa l'h
attachment and propelled by lnacelh l.
NM Tho man win be about eight ieel
Mn ana /, il expected he VIII be aoie
= WAN four miles an hour Mnen
..osnnle,c,l and the phonograpi s'oehea
,.,,h sn,tchcs expounding the virtue virtue
!, sny,hiug the manufacturers thereon .,
M Willing TO pay for 4, y WI :
"a from New York and walked =
san FRANCISCO. stopping at all the prin ,,
cinal cities along the rcute.--buila'O
f,xurpps.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

M. ,.mes, hunting in the wer'u =
.,,', i hunting. in comparison with
which the pursuit Of orchids ! a l.,,'s
exciting. and turtle catching ! WV
ana dangerous sport. hut have a0a y,
~ ,o,u At II. nevertheless on ,..,,, -
he mighty Essequibo river N MIR. sr,a' :
Guiana / took native coinl'a,a NV, -,
s,,a an AZ aud ieaky canoe 1,. ana
sar,n % round up o iot OF e"ss
headed cloths, . ,,.,r,v miles that
aay and picked eign. mt. sal. along the
aay, Found by padding ai ,,as for
w. md watching the ifee nv spl.
shots ~" ,hat locked like big cray ., .s
a .is,r,srsad.oasled' on the outer Z. hanging
,ree; others would ne, ne , ,,lnsira.
o. = down. as shown 10 , ,ne ' mi 40
upside uom miways eating. they CIV n i,
slowly MY. Far Far The next Usually ", u's ssar
y m,a' hiring them down. down. nv s,'wo we're
would ,ras not necessary. , INN M
taken n,neted them like e ,a m,a, treps.-.
ana p ,',es We had TO cut u ..',nals by
and tw, o,sest Of our ouaafup~s,% eho,as,
"The =. i,ow y IMaornaday. 10 ". N'e''''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
wei, and Happy when she Had Enough.

We once knew a woman, an inmate
OF a county infirmary. who attained the
ripe age OF LOG years, who had always
been an inveterate user of tobacco,
which owing TO her poverty was lux
ury not easily obtained. To economic
in its use, she first chewed the plug and
dried the guilds, from which she made a
tea and drank of Il freely, then the res.
idue was carefully redried for consnmp.
ton in her I. d. pipe. The old lady
proudly affirmed that she had never
been iil.-Cleyeland Medical Gazette.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

,.,or How much beer nave S Wv.
poe !" ,ne habit OF taking es'ry uas
on an aserages y,s,ful glance at the
paticn W. W. doctor. Just - AND see
door, iieas., ,an Il listening nntsides-
i my Void, Old w wSesssfaI il zei.oas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

NJ. de Strop Mary, remembe am
at home to none except Mr.. We're
Brownkins this afternoon
Mary thalf an hour laterl-l've told
four gentlemen callers that you were
at home TO none except Mr.. We're
Brownkins. ma'am. and they left very
mad indeed. -Judge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
when travelling,

Whether on pleasure bent. or business,
take on every trip bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly and
eflectuaily on the kidneys, liver. and
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches,
End other forms of sickness. For sale
IN SO cent and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company only.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
!. p..s 40 rrtmaaa

aEren the huss along the roads ~.
,rnnsseurd and gioriaed " 'he
wealth II foliage that sotirhs anu eh.
riches iii ii touches iissiecs e fie.
,.,,s ssx ,ers high. with leaves n
sn,d and orange aud notified EFee'''
ar al hibiscus. RID and white. WHOSE
aawera us,ld measure four Or ave
,nrh.a across The renief, grow 10 lrp,a,
- cabins that. III themselves. Womb
i. / hlnt On the piainesl landscape
80 cvc ls.heth. Hut behind sslrn 7
,,.,,t.c and covered with kolilr ltll
49,, zine ouc fufgetS the shaubinets
~ ~, u,eauc.st howell. since nature has
,,ns,saalod ii with such gracious lliiiiu.
.ra whaf a background ofahke
,rnna times, eashewe. taInarlnds. ~
80 trort, pawpaws. hrranItV.,a W.
.,s.,,snrs eaialiash and others WHO'S.
- ,,,..a know not. brilliant WITH Iru,.
:" a,.,,rx shade ~ color. from srs,en
IL rrd and gorgeous yellow, w M ~
.arh other In claiming prseeasam,. s,,, -, !
,h.u,wrlyes In the marVeieus ur la,
,,h.rh meets the eye. IN 'ne III,
,sa...i,.s az garden, the long, spleuuIo
,sarss 81 the plantain aud ha'ai Nv
f,a...s, htde the flowers Of every nus
49, s,rr, No strong contrast 70 w
aisas ..s,,s.nt green: while, anna hua
49,, ,,ntnnwn perfumes. one may y.
,,.as 81 Tho ndorutis Cape laslp'u'
- heayy IN the air ihe ~
,.ss'.s,,,.,s howtidcred amidst snsh w
heeo,a' ,'.,ntnnr. aud can only tax
~ : traction II what y se's'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23


q sg sassds IL rhr shgre great na.
w n asssimIEy. tbs Asstssarsss fhs
nsss shd ~ N0uans. We ayv able
NJ . ivezaFksblf clear idea ftum
y afrlsxs shet have ivft an tnnltss
n smtass 1hc Asstttap awuFJ had
400 sweesiErd hlad merging luta
Hhfs ihst was sraFvsly nntr than
iaN TAs sieeurAttnts was limited 81
~ sstitslJ f. carvings ~ the heads
" N@Aes 81 EAtusala ~ placed. az
" y seen fram tlsv ptfturss. AZ -
" .sxnlally striking and dsasin.
asf skaracsrs 81 thr Mrapun.
! ~ aany lively sAirHtshss that
~ siaee around the walls Of TFuy
e ite famous ten years sirEe. the
- warrior carried an admirable
VI The rNthnr lnhr. two~siEed
w HitA ~ gradual swell. that To
sraestully 70 a SHARP Point. hss
s~snssi teFy spsly 10 the form of
Np bat Tliesr outlines wsFp 40
y themselves that any extra dec.
49, stnis out % plarw We iind.
80, nat delicate tFnecrsrs on the
And silver studs set thichiy In
~ we're fsvsTitc ornaments. Al.
shis sword was shortened IN
jar. IT. beautiful outlines WIRE
and The sparing Decoration ot
ahtard aud hili was remHrka
aap* and artistic. az betitted the
- W sword that gained the great.
sesn In classical antiquity was
NaasNoFd Of the Romans. The
y. ~ commonly used In times tc-
as christian era were the lance
\, y. e lavelln. II was with these
w mistaken atu myth of the far.
ssl. $3.50 Aacedotiian phaIanx had been
IA s Nv against many n fierce at.
saf.he phslans consisted OF foot.
II, aFawn up In limo of battle.
~ ssht. sixteen or TWENTY-FIVE
.uesp. The men who were hrav.
ss..noured held their Shields close
- ~. edge TO edge. and their long
IN u'ed forward TO protect the
-. ua"aasword Of the Roman It,
II. howevera-those sturdy fcl
st,asao knew how to flKht with q
~ sue and tenaclty that has neyei
~ ~ surpassed taught the Greek .
49,, on IN military tactics. A sue
hIrsS = formation OF the phaianx re
Mi ,' asetnl preparation. and a fairi,
\ wssn'ry was absolutely uecessa
Asx w y was possible to commant
sn.s "nuliions, the compact sauar,
NJ ssa'neii, presented a front TINT
a'sost Impossible 10 break. Bu
~ , @sn encounter. or fighting a
hsassaatiers, an effective use OF th
t.Aal,.s did not depend upon an,
ssa,h. order OF formation. aud
spa,s INTO play quite another sor
bnsss,Ne. Men then no longer tough
" !, a' mes; u was the personal hras
ssnh .na individual. and not tn
Imam 1nsoiid resistance Of ranks 0
mi oelnEs formed into n Twin
nora NY Won the day. "The Good
ksshap'y Mary Stuart Mckinney, i
nes's Observance In Es
Vs., Fope,
great time when we liant
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

Moral courage" said the teacher,
sis the courage that makes boy do
what he thinks is right, regardless of
the jeers Of his companions.
"Ihen.n said Willie, "if Teller has
candy and eats it all hisself. and amt
afraid of the other fellers CALM him
stingy. is that moral courage?"-cin-
cinuati ENQUIRER
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
proe.s,y ma. No. Occurred to Him.

III the British lion," chuckled the
American eagle" sis hurrying to dis
cover the south pole so he can wrap his
tail around il and take possession, lei
him 90 ahead. The revolution OF the
earth on its axis will give his tail the
hardest twist 1t has ever had yet
rh,aa eo Tribune
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

marriage ceremony was IN Pro-
a maf,"s when the critical mo-
gress ~ .,,,oa the pastor asked 'he
ment ar. arr, n be had the ring j.
bridegroom !, II i the pawn ticket for
~ / suppose that VIII ~
,tssiiierendc Blaetter'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

'oh. yes" continued the girl of the
prehistoric period, 1--WE had birds
twenty feet high in those days"
Dear me-" exclaimed the fin de
steele person, awhat lovely hats you
must have had. Well, wellr'-Detroit
Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
An rmpradent But cushing woman.

Young women who take books at the
circulating library are imprndent to
use their pages as blotters They are
doing wrong also, for it is against the
rules. A copy of lord 0rmond and
Hiss Aminta." which has been in use in
4 Philadelphia library, held in front of
a mirror revealed the inscription, II
send you my heart with kiss. . All
women finish their letters with that
phrase, which cannot therefore betray
anybody; but, in this case, the sigma
ture was there.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

.This, ladies and gentlemen" said
the dime museum orator, leading his
auditors over TO the next platform, lis
the armless wonder. Signor Bagstock.
who was not only born without arms,
but is also deaf and dumb The great
grief Of his life, ladies and gentlemen,
l. that he can neither say anything nor
can he saw wood Chicago Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

Piso's Cure Tor Consumption is our only
Beiiz, Az Eth Ave, Denver, Col, Nov {, '95.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

There are Dictionaries and Dictionaries
ut the modest Roman of them all seems
TO he Webster u is still easily in the
cad in the great race for popularity.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
The Pligrlm--E aster Number.

Will be ready the early part of April.
Everything in 1t will be new ana orig
inal. II will contain articles oy eaPs
Chas. King, U. s A.. ex-Gov. Geo w;
Peck, OF Wisconsin, and other notea
writer's An entertaining number, wen
illustrated. Send ten (lo) cents TO geo.
ii. Heafford, publisher, AIS Old colony
building, Chicago, ILL.,, for copy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23
IOWA PATENT OFFICE REPORT,

Nearly every citizen of town teieses
that hs t'maden it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

The Rack, the Thnmbscrew and the Boot
We're old-fashioned instruments OF torture
long since abandoned, but there is tor
mentor who still continues to agonizc the
Joints, muscles and nerves OF many of US.
The rheumatism, that inyeterate foe 10
daily and nightly comfort, may be conquer
ed BY the timely and steady use of Hostel
teri Stomach Bitters. which likewise eradi-
Gates neuralgia. bilious, malarial bowel
stoL4 ach and nerve complaints.
There are two great crimes; murder and
Islander.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

.sI have tried Parker's Ginger Tonic
ana believe In H." says q mother and SO will you
say when familiar with lis revtalizing properties
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

There are twenty creeks in the country
with the name of the liter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-23

There are fifty-one anarchist papers pull
iished in England and America.