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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27
NEW TO-DAY
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know
What Appetite and Good Digestion
Mean, Make lest Of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an Indianap-
oils Gentleman.

interesting Experience of an Indianap-
oils Gentleman.
No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dvsp.nsia
People having it think that their nerves
are to blame. and are surprised that thew
are not cured by nerve medicine and
spring remedies; the real seat OF the mis-.
chief is lost sight OF; the stomach is the
organ to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach nor
perhaps any Of the usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dvspensi d,
shows Itself not in the stomach so mucb
as in nearly every other organ; in som.
cases the heart palpitates and is irrepu.
lar; in others, The kidneys are affected g.
in others the bowels are constituted
with headaches; still others are troubled
with loss OF flesh and appetite, with ac-
cumulation Of gas, sour risings and heart
burn.
Mr.. a, w. Sharper OF No. 81 Prospect
street, Indianapolis, Ind, writes as fol-
lows: a motive of pure gratitude
prompts me TO write these few lines re-
g3rdlng the new and valuable medicine
StUart's Dyspepsia Tablets. l have been
a sufferer from nervous dyspepsia tCE the
last Iour years; have used variols patent
medicines and oIher remedies without
any favorable result. They sometimes
gave TEN porary reiIef until the effects of
The medicine wore OIL. | attributed this
10 my sedentsry habits, being a hook
keeper, with little physical exercise; but
l am glad to state that the Ia a5lets have
overcome all these obstacles, for l have
gained in flesh, sleep better and m better
I IN every way The above is written not
Tor notoriety, but is based on actual fact. &"
Respectfully yours,
A. w Sharper,
81 Prospect ST., Indiana polis. Ind.
1t is sale 20 say that Siuart's Dyspe psia
Tablets will cure any stomach weakness
or disease except cancer of stomach.
They cure sour stomach, Gas, loss OF flesh
and appetite, slee plessness. pa. pitation,
heartburn, constipation and headache.
Send for valus bic litile book on stom ach
diseases by addressing Stuart Co., Mar
shall, Mich.
All druggists sell fuIl-sized packages at
10 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27

that anyhow. Ifpeople would study the
economic value of good prison it would
be seen that that feature alone would he
enough of a saving to warrant the build
ing OF new pnnitentlary. The saving
on power at San Quentin would soon pay
Tor the new prison, and q great benefit
would be seen in the reformation Of many
prisoners under system OF proper segIe-
gationn
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27

amazed at the attention 10 details that
Governor Budd has given 10 affairs al
Stockton. l am Repu bican, but believe
in fair play and do not believe in building
up partisan prejudices against man who
Is as free from them as Governor Budd
has shown himself 10 Ee
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27

res o w O pva pd by lis H don
he
d Ne 10 " Py arrived the nta aPaicru
or d h Eh over the ouhen
y f T New O
is General first to II m pas th1% % identified with
u u offices fol yyH VI hpyhr nandpau dmeui nfue
m y g far West
p New or on b B % d to go Ge oo eNowyw
d Springs m OF mp d dwneu attnnac
I business bwh heEatan West
tot py yu anew cpperwr rHat hbangs unuaIru
ar wi be in % tive il WrnU Union
E " % that ~% %ddu % efficient urthn n;ho
new hch % acting | |rkut nep
% demand mac uoh accompany tnnroe iadius wtube
p pe
bes between there San NY
VI ion Company mas Gently % is Mexican ouhA
Il v e ~
sd h m Nhwe trngh trim
oil e O. O "u it hb increase ueo Puget Sound
W sta ard AN @ " "r tOnt hay euureNot
IN o h p h h ~ %
to thoroughly yhmuhrze
demands h nueedn
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27
North PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
Cvis sausaIito Ferry.


From San francisco, Commencing Scot la, 1891
WEEKDAYS
For Mil Valley and san Rafael--7 :25 1880
$50 =. M: -1:45, 3:i5, T5:l5. 8 90, . 80 r.
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays Wedu=s
days and Saturdays al IL 30 P. N.
SUNDAYS
For Mill Valley sad san Rafaei-%s:00 $1,000,
81 80 4. NJ; 81 us, 3:OO. a 80. 6:I5 P. NJ
Trains marked run 10 san Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
1875 4 n. weekdays for CazadeIo and way sta
tious: AS p n. Saturdays (miIed tIRir) for
Duncan Mills and way stations; 500 A. n sun
days for Point Reyes and way ststoRA
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
tPACIfIC SYsTEA.l
Trains leave and are ai"e to- arrive Rt
san EkANCIStsb.
Main Line Foot OF Market Street,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27
NEW TO-DAY.
Good bedstead news.

Here's an enameled iron bed
tha won't break.
Made of malleabIe (tough)
iron.
The posts, rods and orna-
ments, being malleabIe, have
an even surface, and when
enameled are smooth, like
polished wood.
The enamel is baked on like
paint on China)-Won't chip off.
Bed stands erect. firm, rigid
because it is un6reaboble and
the rails can be driUen firmly in.
We think it is the nearest
perfect enameled bed vet
made.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27
RENAISSANCE
IN ARIZONA.
If
Some late facts will be
brought out IN next
SUNDAYS CALL.
Struck with a hottie.
Observation-Disclosures


Struck with Bottle.
John Ryan was arrested yeste rday on a war
rant charging him with assault with q deadly
weapon. The complaining witness is Mrs.
fannle NJ Mather, who keeps q boarding
mouse at 225 Mason street Ryan ana his WIFE
Lotuei nave rooms there. and Monday sftcr-
noon, be ause Mrs. Ia e, Mrs Ma5her's dsugh-
Ter REUSED % give them beer tney beat her.
Mfs- Msther went 10 h"r daughters a>sis II nce
anu anu ryan proKe bottle over her head. infiiet-
ing a scalp wound
th-r Club Social.
The Lyra ZiIher Club will give lis eleventh
monthly social this evening at California Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-27


LEAVE FROM OCTOBER "a. 1887. ARRIVE
~6:OOA Mites San Jose and Way Stations. s:55A
1:O0A Benics, Suisun and Sacramento.... IO:l5A
1:OOA Marysyilie, Oroyle and Redding via
Woodland ...................e.... 3:I5P
s:0OA Xscsyille and Rumsey. s:I5P
s:3OA Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo. Nspa,
CalistOga and Santa Rosa......... 6:I5P
s:OcA Atlantic Express, Ogieu and East. S;i5P
B;3OA Niles. oau Jose. SStucktuu IOue,
Sacramento Marysville, Chico,
Tehama and Red Eiutf f............ d.t5P
's:3OA Peters, Milton and Oaklale. ........ s7:I5P
S'oOA New Orleans Express Merced Ray
mond. Fresno bakersfield. Santa
litTlHtrs, Ius Angeles Demiug,
Fl FasU, New Orleans aud Last. 6:45P
Fresno ......................... I2:I5r
sI:oOP Sacramento Iliyer Steamers ....... -O:OOP
i:3oP Martinez and Way Stations ......... 7:4SP
vi.aiia ..,,' :.................. 4:I0P
4;OOr Martinez. San Ramon, Vallejo,
santa & Rosa sa..,-- si''.o -&oISA
4;OoP Beuicia Vacavine, W WoodIand.s1
Vile and Sacramento. ............. S5O:45A
4;3oP Mi 8, Tracy and Stockton .......... .5:I5P
&:3OP Lathron, Modesto, Mercsd. Berenda, ?
sania BaIIara and Si' los Anseias sss7.45A
A;30P Santa Fc Route Atlantic ESpTess
for Mojave and Eost.......-...... ~6;4Sr
ao:3OP Sunset Limited. Los Angeles, III
Paso Fort Worth, Little Rock St.
Louis Chicago and East .......... S10:I0A
O:0OP European Mail, Ogden and East... 9:45A
6:0OP tlaywarls, Niles and San JOSEF. 1:45A
is;00P Vallejo fs:45r
s;OOF Oregon Express. Sacramento. MaTys-
vile. Hvlding, Portland, Puget
Sound and East ..........-....... s;IoA
san LEANDRO AND HAYWARDS LOCAL.
ftOOt OF Market Street1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28
DerJanten oper aemeblew

1T benz llnter,eidmetem am Webna4tsta9e
aIui ieiner SSarm il, qaiayette cine ianae peib
unb braun9ehedte SaSbbimotn. User cur
DiebererlanNum8 berlelbeM perbilft erbdlt
cine a%n8emeiiene 9elobnul8.
Semrp Simmets
Tabrplan Der Mortbmeitfrn 8abn.
RAE cWew. RAD 0eNe1
paNa0tes S1Se.
\ \ :. SO: $50 !: n n. Nc No. s sas :: n n.
0sa4t SAGE.
No. IA \ 1880 A. NJ. : No. Is sos A. N.
mo. IS $50 p. NJ. No. 10 lilo p. N.
! Idati4 au%sgenommen 1onta8S.
: IdS.t&. - Nae ibrisen i3ase tastt&. ausSenoume1
Sonntass.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

Gbas. 4,auennein, Sos. Sales.
Sui. 8ernbt. ST.. Burg ST.. Y. Stein.
bauier. ST. Wiuia,ns ano $. @abotpbi
,pobnten lstte Wo@e in st. Qaul als
Nbseoronete Der bieiisea YcSen >. B. s..
g. Der @roblosenieun9 Der 9ermanns'
i6bne . Winnsiota bel.
Sin semiKer s. ". S@wiser.
mel@er iid ldn9ere 3eit bel ieinem Brus
Der in yeauenwortb aufbielt. ,pnroe am
Dienitas letter Wo9e Dor Waiienri4ter
YauOeni4ldser aebra@t unb ais irriinnis
beiunoem. IS telte lid beraus. bab
S4miter surS Dor ieiner Nntanft aus
eiuem Srrenbauie in Beoria. SQ.. als
9ebe,lt entlafen mar. unb uuroe berielbe
borauibin bur@ S@eriff Mneerion mad
bortbi;, Suriid9ebra@t.
@m. Nab tebrte AM Monta9 aus
Waibinston, wobin er, ii@ CUR gr:
lansuns zines potentes auf ieiner pom
ibm erfunbsnen N~otationssD ompfmas
idine beseben bate, 3urid. Nie ,us
berielbe mittbeilt. bat er bic bette Muss
ii9t bos gatentre9t auf feline Grim:
buns. welde bieienise BON @rant 8rom:
bel aus Sleepp Gpe nod in mebrfa@er
9inii9t lbertriiit. in 8dlbe 3u erlan:
gen. Wir miini@en ibm ben beften Grs
fol9 bamit.
w Mm Samitas ben 9. Tebruar iin>
bet, mie i9on in Ietter Summer tur3
mitsetbeilt, in Der Iurnba0e Der sroBe,
BON Der @ermania S4meitern Hose ..
b. $. g. arransirte Breis.M astenbau
itatt. Oa IS oubefannt 1T, baB bic
Mitslieber Der Qose Mues, mas lie uns
ternebmen, aud in %selunsener Weiie
bur4flbren, t0nnen mir mt Si&erbeit
barauf rednen, boB b.eier BaQ ben
@lan3puntt Der b~iesidbrisen garneDal:
Goiion in Nem llm bilben mirb. Mqes
Ndbere barber seiast bic betreiienbe
Mn3eise an anberer Stene bieies Blat:
ties.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28
Sic &oltS5eitnn8
bon ct. 4auI, atin,t.
bic bette tdgli6e bentf6e 3titung int
gal3en Noromeiten.

raNrI rtEE..H
Dieielbe brinst, auBer ionitiaem ses
biesenem 2eieitof in rei@er Muswabl,
aue mi@tisen Easesereisniiie pom Sn>
unb MusIanbe uno erbdlt 3ur Grlansung
berielben lire eisenen Depei@en.
sic M6onnementspreiie iiub tpie folgt:
Gaseblatt NIT Minnebabe, per 8oit
3useianbt, $500 per sSabr; @o@en>
blatt uno Samitassblctt $500; Mins
nebaba aIein $l.oo; Bo@enblatt,
@amitassblatt uao Minnebaba $3.50;
@o4enblatt uno Samitassblatt mad
europa $500
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81 perrenten

8eiorst all8emeine 8aMt9ei@Gite, 8erii
9erun9, S9ifsfarten mno Sarmanleiben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

SIM BeIit elmer sroben Musmabl pom mo-
bernen 8ilberrabmen ager Nrt bin i'd lll,,s
mebr in ben Stanb Seiebt bas Ginrabmea
pol 8ilbern in ieber belicbiSen @r6be unb
Torm 81 biQisem Nreis ;u beiorse1.
$. 30 anberfeIb,
AZ Pbotosrapb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

Rad 9ot springs, Art.
Die Wtinneapolis & ct. Qouis Babn
1T bic t~iir3eite 2inie unb bic ein3ise. mels
DE Dininss u,,o Compartment S4laf.
masen benutt. greurions:T idets iinb
ieet 81 baben. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

~ Die grOfinuns hes Bottles finbet ,r
8 llbr NIT elmer 9roben M~astenparabe uni
Yolonaife itatt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

. Hay"s&E af#4F"s#a' "&..#tGE' |#H#H4##
e. Sn Der @roBlosen:S ituns Der
9ermannsi0bne BON Minneioto, bic leste
@o9e in st. Saul taste, tuurben unter
anberen bic folsenben Bei9lli5e sefaBt:
Den @eierpefonb idbrlid nm $4,000 gu
erbSben. Sebes Mitslieo bes Orbens
nit 81 per Monat, aniiatt, ME frlber,
nit iebem GobesfaQ, ueriu@sweiie fur
bas Sabr 1897 gu belaiten. Die CUR
Tertisitelluns bes 3ermanns:D entmals
in Nem l1lm feblenbe Summe benz Bal>
Gomite uon Der @ro6lose por3uftreden.
Terner murbe beidlo6en, baB Der neu:
ermdblte @roB : Brdiibent Elm @omite
uon flnfen bebufs arrangements fur bic
Mational : @roBlosen >Situns III Nem
l1lm ernennen lou. 80 Der DeidluB Der
@roBlose,: bas :.@elt CUR 0oQenbuns
bes 6ermanns>D sntmals uor;uitreden,
1T elm Iobenswertber unb wirb ni@t uers
.febIen benz Srben 3ablrei9e neue 9ns
bdnser 3%ujufabren.
9eim u @ers@rcur.iionen
Greuriioneu fir 9eimatbiudenoe ~
balbem Tabrpreiie mad alien Bldsen int
Suben, Slboiten unb Siomeiten. Tids
cts, ei(tis auf 81 Gage. t0nnen an 2.
unb l6. TebrMar, Q. unb l6. Mdr3, 8.
unb 90. Mpril unb 4. unb Is. Mfat be-
soseu uerben. Minneapolis & ct.
2ouis @ienbabn. 8
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28
Die Meai@en iasen inner:
Die 3eiten merben i@limmer."
Die Soften bleiben INNER,
Die Meni@en weroen i&limmer.-
biimmer
epra@lt@er epIeen.

Gin Geuti@er' Der lid abel ,annte,
&am einit ms morbi4e Snielrei@,
l1nb neil er idle4t has Gnslii@ tannte,
Yaiiirt ibm iuit Der to1e Strei@.
GaB Nlbion's ruortsertau'nber S4nabel
Sbn Gbel namnte anitatt abel.
Sebr ieltiam! iprad er NIT griaunen,
God ba gelebruns bier ni@ts niitt,
go bin i'd seSen bieie 2aunen,
S@reib' i'd mid Gbel, pobl sei4itt.
Do9 adj, has ma Elm fali@er 9ebel,
Nan nan,,te eSbel iest ben Gbel.
., rief 9err abel, peld' eiu Sparren!
Grit Gbel bieb i'd, sSbel nun?
Seib SIR benn aqe babe Narren,
Ortiiirt nod alter @eiber Sbun?
Oo@ mas's brum fem. Gu9 aus3utennen
g8iq i9 pon beut mid Sbel nennen.
Raum itanb bas aele Wort sei@rieben.
Nh ieiner 1bir, ba Bort CT i@on,
Wie ein Noiiant, Der teb'n Seblieben,
gr fraste, Oh ba Gibel Ipobn'?
Was? riei SER Abel, beibts nun Gibel?
SIR feb uerriidt! @ebt mir gum .Oeibel!!1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28
Has nan ,piNem toute.

N.#.r E -.Ha-G .alM#'. -#.EF ratN-r
Gs biirfte pon @ertb fem, au miiien,
baB electric BitterS bic bette Mebi3in
1T UNI einem ermiibeten Neruenipitem
feline aeiunbe Spanntraft uieber3useben.
Dies Mtittcl 1T uesetab;lii@, mirtt anre>
seno auf bic Neruenjelen bes Mosens,
itimuliert xeber uno Nieren ianft uno
unteritiitt bieie Orsane in ibrer Tbdtis<
teit, bic l1nreini9teiten bes Blutes 3u
entfernen. electric Bitters uer,nebrt
ben Nppetit, unteritist bic 0erbauuns
uno ruirb BON alien, bic IS periu9ten,
als bas aQerbeite Mittel fir BIut<
~reinisuns unb DISSEMINATING amer:
FAINT. fir so Ste. unb 81 bic Tlai@e
81 baben in 3. M. 0Tens Mpo:
tbete. 46
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

Mm DomnerRas Mbeub, auf Der Center
StraBe nabe Der Giienbabntreu;una, Elm
9robes molenes Trauen= llmi@lasetu&. Die
Gisentbiimerin tann baielbe 9e8e1 3ablun8
bieIer an3eiSe III Der Office bieies 8latteS in
gn.pian8 Mebmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28

Oieie 8ant erjunt gorporationen. ges
i16itS= unb Yriuatleute UNI 9e,,ei9teu Gus
Ipru1 Mmb perii4ert benielben ieberjeit Der
Guberten 3uportommenbeit ui,b reeqiten ge=
blenu,,s, mie iie elnem berartiSe,. Sntitut
3utommeu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28
2etntamcn.o en-

uon iett ab pieber reselmdbi9 au baben BEL
6enru Grone I'M Vaiemeut pom S4e0s
@ebGabe, Gde pom Mtinnelota: unb 2. NorD=
itrabe. ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-28
Gabrplan Der ". & ct. Z. Giienbabn.

: as st. Raat uns gspIs. ga1, .sest ab s:so sor"
No, 81 Wiutbrop Accommodation 500 9ta1ut
Wo. "a fon,n,t an 7:15 Norns
no. 3O 81. Saul unb Dtpls. Va1. $40 Wa1m
gfo. IL $50 /"
80. IL perldBt 81. Gaul um 500 unb Hepts b:33 .
70. Is 947 1910 SorMS
aae 3nse lauisn taslt4 aussenommen Sonntass.
xin gsasenwediel mad ct. Saul unb minneapolis.
Guser Mni4lub mad Gbteaso, Nilpausee uno aaen
Euntten int Often.
goue smiorma,ion ertbsth Ssba Nsesss;
M9ent.
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IS pa6ete 0emate eamea
S1.OO.

Gir einen Dollar ienbet Sbnen Sobn
v. Salser Seeo Co., Xagro0e, Wis.,
menu sic bisie NotiS m%itienoen. ibren
beuti9en Samentatalos iaMt 50 feiniter,
alerfribeiter @emAieiamen, senus fur
cine beuti@e Gamilie. Oeuti@er Rafiees
Samen l5c.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-02-26

under creeping waves OF llesh. WI.
Janeway had satisfied his ambitions as
far as it is possible for a man TO 40 II.
Fortunately for his content these as
pirations were of the kind that are
most often realized. He had a hano-
some wife and three bright chllureh'
he was president OF the state BANK, an
institution known to be founded on the
rock of sound finance: he had been
mayor of Shewanee and was a member
OF the Legislature. So much OF earthly
glory had fallen to his share.
When he read the obituary of another
self-made man he always nodded his
head sagely as much as to say: \
know how it goes; I started with
nothing myself" In fact Mr.. Jane
ways election to the legislature came
OF the admiration the electors had for
a man of the people. When his con-
stltuents hired a band and went to con-
graduate him they found him ready
With a speech. He said: "Fellow-citi-
zens, | will not try to hide from you
my deep qualification at the result of
the election. ! wanted to be elected
! have wanted a good many things and
I've generally got them. But not with
out working. 1 started with nothing
l did chores for my keep, I went to
school when l could, l picked up a
penny here and a penny there; | did
any honest work that l could find. And
where am l now? President of a bank,
ex-mayor and member of the legisla-
ture. | thank you. friends, for your
votes, yet feel that l have won my
own way; that / am one, a private,
perhaps, in The great army of self
made men" He bowed and retired
amid loud applause. In another, this
speech would have provoked criticism,
but n Of the privileges of the self
made man is to praise his maker with
out stint.
MI. and Mrs. Janeway had just come
from a visit to their new house, which
their architect assured them was in the
purest style Of the gothic renaissance.
But they were sure, too, which seemed
to them Of far more Importance, that
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-02-26
BUG HOUSE.
The Factory Where the Govern ment
Makes Insects.

Makes Insects.
The reason that the government
built its bug factory was that it wanted
to raise insects, see how they lived,
what they ate. how they changed in
form, and find out what would finally
destroy them. You can see how i'm
portant all this information would be
to a man who had every year been
bothered by Insects he could hardly
see, and whose potatoes and straw
berries We're being eaten by a hungry
army which paid nothing for the feast.
The mon who watch these little
creatures find lots of things to interest
them, says Harper's Young People,
and it takes away the WEAKNESS of
their waiting. They find that mar
velous changes often take place in the
insects. Some of them alter :. their
form SO that you would not recognize
them for the same insect. One will at
first be a short, thick fly, with sharp
eyes, wings, and a minute feeler like
an elephants trunk, and he will next
be a worm without legs and no eyes.
1t is always an easy matter to find out
what the bug is doing and what will
drive it away, but it is not always so
easy to say where he comes from or
how he happens to appear in certain
places.
The day I was in the ~insectary l
saw a bug which had been found in
California by a boy while eating boiled
potatoes, and later his father found
more potatoes in the cellar, which
had been dug a short time before, also
inhabited by this same worm. | was
told that this worm had come all the
way from China, probably, nobody
knew how. Anyway.a member Of the
unwelcome tribe had reached the in
sectary, and was a guest there. He
was a famous bug, did he but know it,
Tor ne was to be carefully watched,
his every action was to be noted
IN a book each day. He would re-
celve as much attention as any great
man-probably more attention. for
hardly any man has been CLOSELY
watched every day Of his life, as this
Chinese bug will be.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-02-26
Gladstone in Turkish Eyes.

During the anti-Turkish crusade.
1867, the following pen portrait of
Mr.. Gladstone was printed and dis
tributed in thousands throughout the
land of Islam: "Gladstone's nickname.
Eyes of Cold" is derived from his
~covetousness of gold. He is middle
sized, has a yellow complexion, wears
a half beard and is thick haired. He
is the son Of a pig-dealer, and lives
only for gold. Only his forehead is
open, which is a sign of his mischie-
vous turn of mind. Owing to this same
a the fore side of his head is
bald, to the extent that those who look
at him from affair take him to be scalped.
His nose is prominent and aquiline,
his mouth is very ugly, like the words
that fall from it; and when he shuts
it, his two front teeth fall one decime-
ire beyond the upper lip" Such was
the hattering account OF himself Mr..
Gladstone read to some visitors TO
Hawarden in 1877.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-02-26
WHO ARE your"

it was the finest house in town and
quite eclipsed Mrs. Morgan's red-brick
mansion.
They were to move into it at once
and Mrs. Jaleway went about the old
house planning what should be left be-
hind, as not coming up to the artistic
standard of the new place. Come here
q minute, Madison" she called from
an obscure entry back of the dining
room.
Mr.. Janeway laid down his paper and
went to her. followed by Florry. their
Youngest child. What is it, my iear?"
he asked.
Hadn't we better pack this away
the frames so shabby that it isn't fit
for the new house?" She pointed to
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-02-26
ABOUT BERLIN COPS,
The German Pollcemau's Duties Are
Numerous.

me HERMAN PCltcenau'S Duties Arc
Numerous.
Berlin has 30. 900 booked and repis-
tered criminals. Her budget of crime
rivals that Of Paris and New York
save in the most heinous-murder.
says the Philadelphia Press. The
rights and duties Of royal policemen
are infinitely greater and more elastic
imam those o. their colleagues in Ameri-
can cities, but during the last ten
years not a single case of police
bribery. police blackmail or police
connlvance with criminals has been
brought to public notice. Annually
ten or h1teen men are dismissed from
the force or degraded, but their worst
oHenses are over ~officiousness and in
efficiency in handling great crowds.
Serious opposition to arrest ex-
cept in riotous times rarely
occurs. Only once since 1880
has a policeman been killed
while doing his duty. Prisoners with
broken heads, bleeding or otherwise
suffering from maltreatment, are I'M
known in Berlin Policemen are
armed with a sword, which they must
not draw except to defend their own
lives. If, in extreme cases, an Officer
IS forced 70 do so, he must bring wit
Aesses TO prove himself innocent of
otherwise he has to give nm
ms sword and 60 without pay until his
is cleared.
Inc above refers to schutzmen
!schutz means protection>, officers do
ing service on the public streets,
mil beamte Officers in citizens
oress on special duty have carried re-
volvers for the last two years, though
10 what purpose is not quite clear,
none OF them ever having made use of
inc weapon. A heavy walking cane
n a par Of wire '.pinchers' suffice
them.