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7 must forever roam
Broadcast over the land.
Leading bv the hand.
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All the while
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+. Goo4man--My little man, when
your age l didn't smoke in the way
do.
pm Child should think so. Why,
amt a kid in the alley that kin
lie like me.-Pearson's Weekly.
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We furnish THE REPUBLICAN"
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YEAR for $i.75,
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Wanted An Idea ~ ~ ST. . tsISs

Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & Co, Patent Attor.
neys, Washington D. g, for their 800 prize offer
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smaller amount, if it could be put
he market in anything like a good
lition, at the present price of Is
s per pound, would realize Just 5000
the successful bee hunter, a very
er sum to pull from a rift in the
intain side.-Philadelphia Times.
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Some Rambling Thoughts.

In many States in the Union there
are at this moment men rubbing their
political eyes to discover if they are
really awake, and that it is a fact
worthless, selfish So-and-So is cleo
ted to the legislature or to congress"
Let me tell you good men some truths:
You will listen for none ought to love
freedom and sound sense more hearty
than you. Vote-sellers and political
tramps are not like you; they are out
for plumber, but you earnestly desire
the prosperity of the whole country.
Yes, you do; in your mind, and it goes
no further.
*s#
The initial thought for you this
week is that it appears far easier to
maintain a monarchy in efficient
strength than a Republic. The self
same cause that permits the mainte-
nance of a nuisance in the heart of a
town operates to make the perpetual
ton of true Liberty by true men a
difficult thing; 'everybody's business
is nobody's business The modern
royal figurehead knows his part. He
sees to it that evils which threaten
the continued power of the reigning
house are looked into and improved
away; and from such motives do we
have to record most grand progress,
municipal and individual, in kingly
realms. The wise. ruler buttresses his
throne with the hearts Of his people.
Kingships are not by any means so
medieval as some of US think.
-
But the royal man, the self-govern-
ing equal man of every other in Re
public is not half so watchful. | min
gle with strong ones from day to day;
good, clear-headed business men, but
wretched citizens. They raise the
hands in depreciation and call politics
corrupt, they chime in with that lean
and lank ex-senator from Kansas, and
agree that 1.-THE publication of the
filthy pool of practical politics is an
iridescent DREAM" they pass the
blame along to the next man, as did
the individuals in Thomas Nast's car
toon of Boss Tweed and his minions;
all stood in ring and each one jerked
a thumb toward his neighbor to
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The mere fact that things may run
along smoothly until we are laid to
rest is no real comfort to a real pa
triot. Our forefathers planned wisely
and well for us; we must work willing
ly and self-forgettingly for those who
are to come after us, otherwise is our
freedom mere selfishness and no free
dom. a very mean king in the Jew
ish history was Hezekiah. The pol
troon thanked God that the trouble
prophesied against his nation was
not to come in his day. Are you such
a man?
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SQiuTdQV, The 2|SI dQv Of November

1896, at eleven o'clock a. M. on the premises
in Loeb Lynn Heights, Garrett county,
Maryland will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder, all those lots or parcels of
ground situated, lying and being in Loeb
Lynn Heights, Garrett County, Maryland,
which on the plat of said Loeb Lynn Heights
are known and described as
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Thursday, ihe I7Ih dly 0iD2g., 1895.


in front OF the Court House in Oakland.
Maryland. the following real estate, to-wit:
First. All that parcel OF land, containing
Gil3 acres, being part of tract called
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Large New Three story Building,

containing store room, town hall, lodge
rooms, etc
Terms o. sale as prescribed by said order
LARGO nile OF me sNN-fstsI = CIV
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LOTS NUMBERS 81 and 35

in Block No. as recorded in Liber +. Z. #.
No. folio ?, one of the plat records OF Garrett
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blame him. To find the beginning or
the end of the wrong in such group
is as difficult.as to prove where is the
starting point of a circle. If a word
is said about the dangers that must
arise from having purchasable legis-
lators in State Capitols and at Wash
ington, the shoulders are shrugged
and "How can help it," is said.
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Srioro Sizes iitr Samet,.

@rOben 24-3, greis 63 Gents ;
prin5 9l1berts, GrOBeu q, 3, 81, 4
uno 5, preis SO Gents.
Ollie SO, $3.50 uno $4 Safer 8oro=
man & So. Crforos fir 50.
3Ongola 3nopfI6ube nit patent.
SpiBen fir 9amen IS Gents.
S6niiri6ube fir Mdnner IS Gents.
lno oiele anoere Spe5ialitdten gu ipe=
3ielen preiien fiir Oieie Wo6e. Ollie
Gertaufe itritt fir baar. 9Sbr 6abt
feline @rtra=greiie gu be3ablen, Inn Die
Seriulte our6 iblebte Sunoen aufsu=
MAIDEN, tpenn Sbr in 6. 81. Yarmelees
ShllbltOre einfauft.
q. 9. Nir baben Den beiten S6u=
fer in Der Staot uno einen oeutl6en
Glerf uno mir perlangen, OaB Sbr oie=
Ielben beiddfti9t.
Is. G. Parmel ee, Der S6ubbdno=
Ter, 1l6 SfzSO6itraBe, Seem Y6ilaoel=
p6ia, Cbio.
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g;euc Gin9rii dc.

Sn llbri05pille uno Ierniion fon=
ben l0On mieoer meDrere @inbrii1e
itott. 0arrp &effers 0ous muroe bpn
einem iolAen beimgeIuht IND Die Qol=
oene ll6r ieines SDbnes 81. geItoblen.
SamIt0Q 1fDr0en um 0rei llDr Der=
Iubten 9iebe in ben 50ubitore bon
Barr q Sitter einsuDrinoen, mrrDen
leDoA pDn Dem Na6tWd6ter DerI0euht.
Ser Q8ittme 9Optln5 tpurOe Elm Rru9
nit Gahm 9eitoblen, Den iie in einem
g2eben9ebduoe Uobl bertpabrt 9l0ubte.
Sei SerrD JtiffIe oran0en 9iebe in
Den Seller, no lie einige &nnnen nit
eingemO9ten 6rii6teu no6men uno
naO Der &ilbe brnAten, no iie ii9 bon
Oi9ien uno onOern Speiien, bic ii6 bort
fanOen, cine NRO6l3eit bereiteten uno
Oieielbe au6 9emiitblid Der5ebrten.
Damn Dur6lu0ten lie Oas 0ous nit
Nu5nabme 0es S6laf5immers, oa5 non
innen peri1loRen mar. lin bort ein=
SuorinQen, iteuten Iie MN pon uuBen
cine 2eiter an oas 6enlter, wuroen aber
peri6eu6t, beOor tie einen &erIub na6=
tel, einsuOrln9en. 9ie 9iebe batten
Die SelepbOnleitung our0idnitten, um
li6 pOr ir9enO wel6er lleberral6ung
bon ausluarts li6er su itellen. 9luBer
Den conlumirten Speiien lpuroe ni6ts
nermiBt ols Elm ben &inOern geb0renoes
SaiAenbu6, pelbes eini9es 8elO ent=
belt.
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0encrbcss.

9lm 16. Stunt in aenspile, 0a.,
8reb 3ummel i'm Niter bon 81 Sab.
rem. Ser 8erltorbene lit in oieiem
@puntp acbOren uno sog por unaefd1,
2 Sabren na4 8irginlet,. Giner lei.
ner Sriioer lebt no1 in Der Stdbe bor
Stem Bbilaoelpbia.
Nm IL. SUM in Defiance, o., Witt:
tpe gnna W. Snifelp i'm 9llter bon rs
Sabren. Die geritorbene iit in gtem
Bbilaoelpbia 9eboren unb auf9epa6=
fen. Sic binterldbt cine eiltSige 5od.
ter, SRI. @lara &niielp.
9lm II. SUM in Safersbine, So.
lbocton County, &llt6, hds S0bterleir
pon Galentin 6ptbem. 0as Ginf
batte eiren &nopf 9ei6ludt, mas ieiner
Soo berbeigefiibrt.
glm 10. Suni in SEEM Bbilaoelpbio
98ittme Gliiabetb Subp, geb. Welib.
Sic binterldbt stpei S0bne unb bic,
S06ter.
gm 90. SUM- in gbiIipsbura Sobr
Blous I'M glter bon " Sobren. Sc,
8eritorbene lit in Sort County, Yenn=
iplpania, geboren unb fam i'm Sabre
1886 na6 bielem County. ST binter.
ldbt brei Sinber, 6rau SEQ. Meeie in
gbilipsburg, 6rau @m. &pmig in
SlDtotpn uno 5enrp Ylpus, Der IN
GDarlton, Sa., tpobnt.
9m "a. Snni in ubrihspille Marr
s. Softer i'm Ilter bpn 65 Sabren al
Den Tol9en zines SrebsQelbmiirs.
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9O}pntaa. %. eSuni.

Ohio ouf Die GtaQe BON 8efiie SpieS
oegen @icero Moleswortb. Nuf Soften
Der aldQerin suriifge5o9ert.
g8illiam 8ppD 1egen Samuel 8ppc
II. u. Sheilung an9eoronet.
Socob 6ef 9e9en Sobn M. Sef.
9tuf So ten 0es Sldgers Suriid9e3o9eit.
s. 8. GibIcn gegen Is. g. Sobn=
inn. Nnf Soften oc5 Sld9ers 3uriif9e=
SO9en.
0ienitag, %. Snni.
Il. 9. s.. Clemens, SeItoment5pol=
itreder, ge9en SSnbn g9. Gust II. u.
Terfauf beItdtigt unb Sbeilllng an8e=
prbnet.
@omaro Send 9egen Sas 9. 5orr.
Die tla9enOen Gnrteicn peroen Onqe=
ipicien. oos ltreitige Gi9entbum an So=
iepb Gbyigbt 81 iibertragen.
gRittmo6, "a. SUM.
Glora Yarts geqen 8opio 6. @arts.
Der 2ngctlagie miro anqetpieIen, Der
6ld9eltn DIS 10. e}llll elne lllter1tlt=
bun9 bon $25 SIT besoblen, unn bis Is.
September lueitere $25.
liiunie &. Stepart 9e0en @6arles
8. Stcpart. GbeI0eioung beipilligt
un0 miro Der 8lQ9erin audi Die CbDut
iiber eln nlinOeyjdbri9es Sino ibertra=
gen.
6ranf Midael geQen emma Nihoel,
Scr Sld9er miro ongemicien, Der 2ln=
QefluQten biz sum Is. 9Suli cine Inter
ItiiBun9 pon $25 81 besnblen.
Die Giti5ens 9}otiOnolbant qegen Die
Ropoi GlaD Mfg. So. Sbulo Don
$5026.67 ancrtNnnt.
8ebritoer Sharp 0egen Die RDpol
Gl0O Orig. So. Sdulo bon $l65l.70
anertannt.
9omertaQ, %. SUM.
SIooc S. 0clmif ge9en Minnie ~.
{)e'mif. Gbei2ung bemiuigt aui
Gjruno b03miIligen @erloiIens &c.
SeIijc SeoleD 9c9cn Die Srpin Git0
0Iinin9 80. 2Inipru0 BON $4l2.S3
bemilligt..
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Serueii6tes.

vWie 9e6t oos @efddFt 2" purbe
Der @ebiilfs zines 2ei9enbeftatters
Oieier Sage 9efrast. ySb, siemIi6
gut" meitte oieier, mir baben beute
Smei 9roBe 2eidenbegdnenile uno
brei pOn meinem y8pB" feline 2osen=
briioer baben Ii6 trant 9emeloet.
Or. George s. Sell, elmer Der
prominenteIten jun9en 2lerste in Solebo
fam nit fcincr bubI6en jungen 6rau,
auF Die er iebr eiferTiibtig mar, in
Streit unO lagte lib tllrS oarauf cine
Su9el burd Die Sruit. Ser Monn miro
mabrIbeinllb nibt init Dem 2eben bo=
bDntommen.
9reibunbertunoIieben iunoe @opc=
taten linb am Wtontog ollein in Nnn
9lrbOr flii99e 9emOrhen. Niumt man
Die 8r00uirten alIer Gam COLLEGES oes
SonOeS 5uianmen, 10 miro Die oiesidb-
rige 9lObotaten=@rnte li6 Ihwerli6 auf
lpent9er als sebntouleno belaufen.
(Sa. Stts5t9.)
Soiep6 Gofino bon SiQ Sop,
@barles GOuntD, Mo., mel6er li6
ipegen Der GrmDrouno ieiner 6rou uno
beren Sdneftcr, Sri. 8oilp MiQer,
in unterlu6un9sboft befano, muroe
BON e!rem Mob aus Dem olten @efdnQz
nib In gort SObacco bsrausgebolt uno
aufgebdngt.
9lus Neit=llnion, O., piro beri6=
tet, oah Natbaniel YlDtb, einem iuobl=
bobenoen 6armer in WiDnrpe 5olpnibip,
Oas "a. Sino geboren puroe. Serr
Slptle 1T ein nod iebr riiiti9er Mtonn
bon 73 S0bren uno NOR OerIelbe stpei
Mal Derbeiratbet. 6iinfsebn Ieiner
&inoer iino am 2eben unb Der dltelte
Sobn 1T 81 Sabr aft.
Sic gebauptllne Der Silberfreunbe
oaB lie Die freie BrGQung BON Sob uno
Silber i'm TerbdltniB BON 16 su | be-
ritrnorten,, lit blob uuf Den @jimpel=
Tang berehnet. Wer miro 26 @ran
8plo CUR Wtiin5e bringen, I'm oaraus
einen Dollar prd9en gu lalien, tpenn er
Datltr Silber genug taufen fann, I'm
5ipei Dollars prd9en au lanen
Die Is grObten Seltu6=6abritan=
ten oes 2anoes baben cine Combination
gebiloet uno Elm Clearinghouse ooer
Wtlttelpuntt Sauptquartier, nit Dem
SiBe in Bolton, eegriinoet, melGes Die
Terfdufe uno Die grseu9ung regeln
Ioll. Ser 3pef Der Combination lit
Misunderstanding Der Yreiies uno Ser
meioun9 oes oas @ei6dft i6doi9enben
Nettbenerbs.
Sait ale NmbpHe, Die in ben Ser
elnl9ten Staaten gebrau6t lperoen,
fommen aus grootlpn, g. g., uno
per0en aus Shmiebeeiien nit 6ano=
arbeit bereeltent. @uBeiierne uno
itdblerne Qmbolle lino bel ben Shmie=
Den ni6t beliebt, neil lie unter ben
S6ldgen oes Sammers feinen linaenben
Son baben. Sin 9lmboB bdlt ourd=
i6nittli6 10 bis 20 Sabre aus, op1
glbt es aub man6e, pelde slpei @ener=
atiOnen i'm @ebrau6 iinb.
um li6 Dor ielner perlobten graut
81 retten, bat Elm juneer Mann Namens
peter SenDerlon in 9ltlanta, @a., einen
Sai6enoiebitabl be9ansen. Ser So6=
aeitstag oes paares mar feifgeieBt, unb
Die Sraut barrie CUR feitseiebten Stunoe
iebnIii6tis ibres 8erlobten, Der leoo1
ni6t fam. 9lls bic enttdul6te yraut
lab. oaB lie genarrt mar, beidlob lie,
Den treuloien peter einiteden gu lai=
len, unb lieb bieien BON ibrem 8or=
baben in 9eantnib ieBen. Garaut
9ins oieier bin uno spg Der erfen
Dame, mel6er er be9egnete, Die 86rle
aus Der Salde. y2ieber sefansen unb
leoig, als frei unb perbeiratbet," laate
er, als er in's @efdnsnib sebra6t
tDltrDe.
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Warmm .uobmt SIR miG)t im
eigcnett S3aitie T?

Spredt in Der Blaming Mia bon
SObn Ndselp uno Sobn an 6ront
Strabe Dor uno Sbr nerbet finoen,
oaB es eben 10 lei6t 1T, i'm eigenen
Saule 81 tpobnen, als Wtietbe gu beSab=
len. Sieielben bauen Sud seeen eine
leibte Qn5ablung uno gu eiinltisen ge=
oinsungen Elm Saus uno bere6nen nun
mdBige 3inien fir oas anseleste aapl.'
tai.
g8arum Wtietbe be5ablen, tpenn Sbr
NIT benz ndmliben 8eloe na6 uno nab
elm 9aus eriperben fOnnt =?
Wiini6t Sbr Gud nit lei6ter Miibe
Elm eigenes 0eim gu ertuerben. 10 ieBt
gud nit NdgelD uno Sobn in Uer=
binoung. If
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= M an DE So er d en- m ii r
ben mebr eelten, nenn iie mebr gelten
lieben.
8eleibigt. Srember: gDaz
rum beult benn Der Oadel bd 10 entz
IeBli9? = 50riter: q SonntagsiGger
bat pOrbin g'fagt: DS0s is aber i90s
ner Rdttler!"
- Der @emetnD eratb b n
pdrts genebmigte i'm princip etns
@9malipurbabn bur9 bic Sauptftabi
unb ertbeilte ferner Die GonceIiipn aun
Bau elmer unterirbif6en Sunnelbabn
sfpiI9en bem 8ois be @incennes uni
8ois be 8oulogne nad benz SpItem
8erlier.
Sm beurigen W in ter lit,
tpie feiner3eit gemelbet tpurbe, Bel Oeb
Elm 9olatne6t aus bieIer Ortf9aft
bur9 cine 2aipine perungliidt. 9lls
er einige Sage ni9t beimtam, mubte
man annebmen, bab cine Qanine ibn
getDbtet babe. Die 2ei9e lit iebt gez
funben tporben. Der llngliidli9e BAT
i'm G9nee iebenfaas nod Iange gelebr
nnb 1T tpabrfbeinlid berbunsert. CT
bate Elm 5immergrobes God ausgez
bDblt unb fih Dffenbar beruusauarbeiz
ten berfubt, mas ibm abep nidbt ges
lang.
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= Nus glepelano miro berid)tet, baB
elm ginbre1er Warf 0anna's 2ateuolo b
yilla einen Beiud abitattete uno babel
Sdmudiaden I'm Wertbe bon $500
uno $40 in Banr erbeutet.
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etaat ObiO, 1ussaramas souutp. ss.

Staat Ohio 1nsearapas Gouutp. 80.
SO pirb beideintgt bah am 9. H,ini 1890 nor mir
osn unfer5eidneten. einem bfentliden yotor In imS
tnr oas genannte 9ountp bic oben aenanmten Sphn s.
uno BITE unteriHrift ber norftebenoet He}deinionna
anerfannteu. '1'S~''S
Bum 3ensnib biepon babe i'd me,neu Nomen
sefhbrteu 9a9e bei9eIett. - s>.' WV
(StegelJ O. q. 0immta.
HIIentIimer WDfar
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Observation-Disclosures.

NnOren McMillen- Mfnggie Gibbs.
&Obert $. Scott = Cecilia s. gearh.
2sonioas G. ROneD Sennie IS.
@utbrie.
Wn. $. 9anoerbiit - Margaret S.
GatterIon.
So6n 9. g8aroea - @lisabetb G.
g86eeler.
SObn 2ongenefer Qlugulta Selmrei6
Sames @oOtion = Suite M. 0iQ.
Gbas. s. S6ane = Caroline Weaoer.
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- 200 Monumente iperben Bel Nei-
ter q 2ptle au guren eisenen preiIen
Dertauft. Il
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Nem Dnrf.
Seidbeimi8tttt8 Der 3beilbaber
iGaft.
staat Obip. ansearatpas 60, 50.

Stadf Abt0, 1nSt1ramd9 0p -.
Gs ipirb hermit beiheintet baB Der unter3ehmete
in Stem philadelphia @e5f1fte tbnt rnter bem gtamem
Sdmab 3ieuBer unb bob Der Shame ber Iartei bic III
benz @ei9dfte nereiirt it, Sobn @enber it, pobntat
in gelp Vbilabelpba o. lnb baB feime aiibere Yerion
rsenb pees Sntereiie in benz Sef6afe bat eies ais
Yartner Dber ionittpie. Jahn HeuRer.
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0sBWFU W. <DtVUWUGrs
idjaft.
Staat Ohio 3uScarawas. SO.
@iermit pirb beid1eiuiat, bah Spbu e. Gssrher -,
Men ypllaoeipbta, Sbio, ipDbnbaft, unb Oscar 6.
sSpengler, IN ytep pbilabepbia Ohio ppbnbaft, aIS
1pepaeer 9eneinihaftidb in bieiem Stoate Geyddfte
n9 Die Sanptpfftie Dber SebdftspIab ber aenannte,
5'rTa IT IN yteip pbtlabelpbta. in bieiem Goilntn
!. Sps9es nuo bic poa5t1nbgen Wanen aIler gytif-
beS WobnfBes berielben. s'"s1o'
a. unterSeidnst nnb idriftIib beseust bon nns am O.
Jn"' 1880 Jnbm &. @erher,
Oscar Z. Gten9Ier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-01

o~A' OsI~osp AVUb' St1t lltUt luYtlutS
Viibben bon 5bOmas ManieQ an Weit
GrontitraBe Ipielte nit iolben, big feline
Gleioer Jeuer fingen uno es i6linme
granowunoen auf Der gruIt oapon
trua. Seine Mutter berbrannte iih
beim 20iden Der Slamlnen Die Sdnbe
10 ihllnm, oab lie mabri6einlid anei
ginger elmer 9ano berliert.
= q. %. patrif ma6te in Golun=
bus einen ,patriotiiden Speed" fir 8.
8. 6oloen, Der felt Sabren filr bic Nn=
erfennung bon Silber aefdmpft, uno
meirte, oas WDlf iei oemielben fir iei=
ne gemiibunsen 9ant iduloia. =
6oloen if Der 8eliBer reider Gilber-
minen nno arbeitet oarauf bin, baB oas
Bolt ibm oieielben pertpertben belize.
Wenn abiolut etpas fir bas gelfe oes
8Olfes bon Sbio seideben ioa, parum
arbeitet man ri6t auf cine before Ser
iDertbung Der 9oblenminen bin? Sas
tudre cine 8etpe9uns inn snterelIe Deg
WDlfes, tpdbrenb bic Gilberbemeauna
1nr i'm Snferelle Der Gilberlniliondre
betrieben tpirb.
Rauft fein Monument mad elnem
QntalOg. Gommt nad Der Werfifatt,
iebt mas Sbr tpOllt iino ipart Gelb Da=
bei, benn oieielben iuerben eeeenpartiq
billiger Dertauft als je supor bei
f<<x
Better & 1ntIe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-01
NOTES IN SEASON.

The heliotrope Is very desirable as a
pot plant for window culture Its only
especial requirements are warmth and
sunshine, 1t should have plenty of
root room and the soil should be kept
moist. 1t numbers among the few
plants that are really eyer-blooming
with ordinary culture. A few plants in
blossom will fill a room with fragrance.
Impatiens sultana is another ever
bloomer that deserves the attention of
every one who grows a few plants in
the window. Indoors. it requires the
same treatment as the heliotrope, ex-
cepting that it needs less sunshine
The blossoms, which are borne freely
are of pretty shade of rose color, are
shaped like an inverted pansy and
shine like satin.-W. F. Heath, Che
shire county, N H.
The object of starting seeds indoors
is to save the weeks of waiting after
the weather is settled and to have
plants ready to begin work in earnest
as soon as the time to make garden
comes. There will be gain in time
with house-started seeds over those
sown outside only if the transplanting
is done without checking the growth.
To make the change so the plantlet
will never know it, some home garden
ers sow naSturtium, mignonette, sweet
pea and similar seeds in the halves
of egg shells saved from the kitchen
or the table, sinking these filled with
light soil in boxes of earth or sphag-
mum and just covering them over.
Each shell, it is said. has had its men,
branous lining removed and has,
tiny hole broken in the end. Others
use cones of brown paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-01
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

In 1872 Sir Bartle Frere made his
press The slave traffic in that part of
Africa.
In 1929 A. D. the Christian captives
taken by the Turks were organized
into the celebrated Corps of Janissaries.
In the Roman slave markets slaves
were always sold naked, and those
that were not warranted sound wore a
cap.
Over twenty centuries before the
Christian era slavery existed as an in
stftirtion in Arabia, Mesopotamia and
Egypt
At the mahogany fields of Mr. Emery,
at La Cruz, 100 miles from Bluefields,
Nicaragua, 1000 mahogany logs are ex-
ported monthly.
Leading citizens of Virginia propose
to establish national battlefield park
on the sites of the famous BATTLES near
Fredericksburg.
Ten of the leading frozen meat COM
panies and firms in Victoria have
formed union to regulate and develop
the trade.
A company has been Incorporated at
Fresno, Cal, for the development of the
great Oil fields at Coalinga and market
ing the product The capital is ST.
900, 900.
A foreigner has invented telephone
gear that can be carried with ease on
a soldiers back, in lieu of the ordinary
knapsack. 1t combines the indispensa-
bile qualities OF simplicity, lightness,
facility and rapidity of installation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-01
BREAKING A KICKER.

At an institute farmer said: at
would seem unnecessary for me 10 say
that am animal so valuable and of so
good disposition as the old cow ought
TO be treated with kindness, but I
know that many treat them very i'll.
If she is frightened and starts they
send club after her, or if she has a
sore teat and kicks they wfTack her on
the ribs with three-legged stool q
don't use the three-legged stool, use
a box, which is unhandy to chaSten her
WITH. 1 will tell you how 1 managed
to break heifer to milk. had lit
tie scrubby looking COW which / traded
with one of my neighbors for large
fine looking heifer with fine calf six
weeks old. He said he had never
nrilked except to relieve her bag of
what the calf could not take. I put her
in the stable and tied up her calf; she
was a little wild and large and strong
and could kick me across the stable
with little effort. I concluded the rea-
son my neighbor traded with me was
that he did not like to wrestle with her,
to break her to milk, and if he reads
this he will learn how I did It, tied
her head up pretty short to the man.
ger as quietly and gently as I could.
She could not run but she could kick.
then strapped UP her right foreleg
and had her at great disadvantage.
petted her and rubbed her bag a
little while and then milked her. I
went through the same operation few
times, till could put the strap ON with
out tying her up. After she got used to
that l put the strap on in the yard, af-
ter a while I could milk her without
putting the strap on and had no trouble
with her after that. 1t is better to ham
die the heifers and gentle them before
they have calves