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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
POPULAR SCIENCE.


The bones of vsry aged persons hs''
. greater proportion u lime than ihos
~ Young people.
The owls Wise look il the result on
physiological oddity, his eyes beiss
HHed immOvsbiy IN their socksts
Only one person IN fifteen has perfes
eyes. the larger percentage OF d9fertiyf
. prevailing among fair haired pse
pie.
In tropical forests 80 largo . pro
portion of the plants are Of the sens'
i've variety that sometimes the pais
of q Traveller may be traced BY the WV
cd foliage.
According 10 the most delicate sspsFF
lmsnts " the most famous s~cieptisi'
me heat Of the lunar rays which Fssfh
the earth IL scarcely the tweIys.inip
bonth ~ . degree.
For seven years the 10. LAvTen"
fiVer gradually decreases IN depth; tbsn
iOr seven years II gradually increase
W depth, the difference IN IeyeI bsinf
about nve feet. Why u does ~ no or
has yet discovered.
Although the brain ia perpetualH ~
i've. yet the whole Of II IN never y
work ~ . time Tho two hsm'y
pbefes or halves do not operate siniuF
tnneonsIy. but alternate IN action nos
y H. the oDe.half, then tho other.
a chameleon from the Cape Of Gooe
Hope Wag soon by Mi. ulaklstOn %
turn white with fear. having been
saved from the attacks ~ a eat. Th'
most extraordinary thing about ~
lzaFd " tho wonderful way 10 wbiel
the twO eyes work quite independent
o. each other, and enable II N aursv
comfortably objects In quite oppos'''
directions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
TsE JvscSaAv RAILROAD


- 49, - ~ W& A.
s~~~ Afs r~~&.
ApFoD1 ~ ~ ssl1s ~rxsiru14s. 49,
s~sms - b@ every prospect tkst -.
m4sy sore B@l4s ssasons are pau 4.
railway - ~ Janxfr4a ain be "a -
eDmDAs1@d fan. says the LosAn
TrstA " CsyeF-ZeIlsr q zarseA 4.
proJ-tos - the line sne eaalsnna.s
fh@ syn1ieafe whieh has she a1ae..
s0a. s@n1s ms az Engiish sraask4t,a
- hss descriptive aeevuaG u tAe a.
asrt4kinz from shseh u agysan 49,
The ezClt4i 10 nOs beias Falss4 A
that the construction 81 the lac 4 :
b@ e0mssres4 early In the sasmm
T. 10 1Ep@ef@d that ths asst seesaoa 4
the Has enaing a. the ElEsg ssatlss
zin - ssisked In tSo yszsb. uaIan.
therefore. usfDrsseen asneHlsles n,
eneountsTss-whleh. IN view % sAx
has already bsen accomplished Ia ~
wsy ~ m0aataia railways Ia sslsnr.
ianf. seems hlghiy impgobabs-0s
eompiets0n u the wh0is nndsnakiaxs
EaE@tN . N@NAsASA N IAAt@s NNN HEA a.
- present pso3eete1 uin 90 fssm ~
sebeidewE station On the wenxsrnaas
rail1sy and run straight 10 the fe1 4
ths EEeg giaeler There Il vii tats !
turn - the sast and burgoW ar0aag
ths Inside ~ the mountain 70 tie Esw
station. shsss The fsnnes viii 10 @~s.
- sir an arcade ~ the side. iks rs
galleries On the AKsnn,fAsse TkseSs
~ unnsi Wifi proceed 10 = aiFalFts
lac through the Noaeh sad ihs Jsas.
fr4abeh eIryisE agossA the ssssf
portion ~ TIE JunGffag Until Il ~.
inmates "a a platform siH,y.sgs ~
eFs ~aos th~ summit q ihs moss.
tsin. Here the adventurous mes>
tainssr I'll ieAve hta easriaSs aa1 -.
firm fhs remainder a. his barasy "
an slsyatog hEsd IN . shaft oprslss
~ ne sefy ssmmil For tho besesf 4
fh0~~ sho Ilss q little srsss - skn
4sesaaing ths Alps there Ntii y /
~foF1srrsw staircase d fhs top ngssl
ta1 outslf~ % the elevator
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

~ dhsyssTy u reported fses
aaneNieh u another original oocy 4
Mn ngg1a!ngs The Battle ~ Man
th0n shkh san pfinfsa b. " La
sell ~ Mimp1ir street. CassaeA
square. 10 iszQ Il vas bouEhi q
Drai sale with q number u 0ks
links for . fen EhiilinEk. Up % ne
year is5i bat three copies u az
rare work ssFs EaOua 10 szist. al
ths only . that has ever besa s4
~ a8etboa realized $40 a. the Yszs
sais hsid at Ssw York a r1sgla q
PEARS ago This mag have bssa ~
q ne three eoptes already msn,ioae1
bot 10 any ass only hvs ~ the Eas
ean b. aeeounisd for 81 the presss
TIM The book 10 consequently sehfrs
than "Paaiins" Mr. browning hs
neither seen nor heard 81 q e1w y
70 . short nms ~ hiE death. and. shn
his Alteration vas called 60 u. sTpfcaNs
. doabi whsfhsF u might not y .
fabrication Anihenassm.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

s0AaL Arnnzsa EAe EDke xnere A.
hrnad. fnll Asxxhe na4e eneru11~r
ed hA1ls1e zSx IncA@ wl4e. AsAaet .
bias l0id e. NE nl1 nase Ga11za -
elE . nsE h5gh sssEe ~ l
Eaids 81 The KAk SAL 0Eer LAe srr&A
5as1 ~ xAe tap oE RAe ssesEek IaaS
are faaad SKI kAe rase &a1eG Tae
GAll crAzh cEsiar a. e. ~ NnlN z
and = 1sa6ed EszA $50 eaazz q E
cream E~a0lssetDe 1esne IaEa
are GnlsAed Mszh RassanA
n0asselne &e 6ae
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

$50 @ So
ansa3 1w ~ - m ~
~xzzE znE 1
Nsm - M m&& A
~ 1u ~aAfB
sa g. n ~@~ 90 -
~ss4s 1 . w @ -
49, 3 So - p
- 9ssa~ o. - ~ $3.50
- s wa s4 a~ 20 a.
- =sa2m MM SIS Ws@ -
go amf 500 So xssaae2B 80
- aarm - m& &@d So
AZ - % x ~ 80 l
- s~z1 m gE - - 80
- mfzxaus es<1s @ - Z
w-r~wn~N . ssmsE - > ewA@ ~
$1,000 ~ ~ msa go
nx - arm ~ AS4 - - A
- .zfF~ esq Ter . - g. hl
- @4af - - Ga@@ 80
- rs4x une . pF menEsl as
savus-1g a~4sca So - mB@a ssraw3
y - ay-zasx ~ s~y $50 % -
w-slr - - ~ pr~sasr bso1sa1
azzs snA 1a@G aim whzt - me@a-
Ta~ zsasE ~~xp14sbed nzr tas D1ns1-
m~nr 6gs Hs OT~ns~ sas . sn0F5rf
s1ru GA ~ gaezs hsf sSaet1t h@
sr Gam@s % koklas - tss L.
eoansf fsas ~ graoaer ga right 1ad
smesaes 90 rbs sIgs rAs feerss sssTH
- a4a issued. Nmfnasa.ag me term
~ Deazi ~rv1t19s ~ 50 @@ fnzn
rarse gears Eat has - not eoas %,
aaf s. aoz ~eyneences " hbs 0sn ~
cgra - modify ~ ssntsnes DSfose ~
court s1a@ 80 power % Earth could
aags aEsd RI man from suffering en-
sau term u ne OriAazl ssntsnes
auleas % eoar1e me bone secretary.
ia Gss aaale % n qSsss. bad grated
As nan . pardon
soW re acme secretary IN y ma.
0Y.gg % esssz = NOT a@yeg BY pro
s-sas0n Moreover h. = oovi0usiy
usrsgr.Bbe - n psireal inHaenes .!
ghs party waich i0oks upon BIN a
/. one ~ ~ Dadsrs - parliament III
i Is upoH bin - matters 80 stand
mar ~ responsibility rests q repair.
Ing any pid.eial error ~ tas Baasaa.
means - . q1esn's eaFd0a indssd
~ . -Dosaessed ~ 20 legal kn0~feag.
nd moreover exercises M right ~
Hraaflaa M eg5Eas DaFf0ns NJ
fhr0aga say constitutional psesgEa
tive 9ur merely BY moi@Fn as4zr 81.
rate u Eaaifs > extremely aasstAafae
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

y y quite possible that many WON
en- Will wear silk gowns this summer.
THIS 10 due ~ the fact that that ma
ferial ~ offered at . very 10y price.
Poplard, although moi very new. II
made up carefully, viii look well. and
can pc purchased as low as 25 cents.
~ comes IN soft ground eolOys with
scrolls 81 white, Some Of the DYettiast
show q fine stripe instead ~ scrolls.
White satin and lace are the hest ma,
teriais for trimming. Ribbon velvet Il
also much used, and has a qgajnt. old.
fashion air that makes IL Thoroughly
nD 10 date, a charming gown Is N
pearl gray silk with a fine balr-Iine
stripe IN blaek, The skirt Is narrow.
win what little fullness it has drawn
70 the back, Yet the trimming easily
cYere9mes any soant appearance about
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

Npg ~ Rs gee9 ~ bszs yGsg MI
RpgFT5 gsT n WsssgysA Hsffz ~ !
JsFgs stDse bsE, me NM I0s MINI WI
mn ~ g9g EsRE TskH ~ azag
b1zhs ~ stga~bsfTtss ~ T0g Vim, ~
tW1 ~ H9tAf, an eDVsf 8gem win u,
G0tH ana, s4gtaE Bsf HeJTbt n
sJzsL sim1tT DtalSsz tbs sE1se ~ oa
ne ~, ieaytgg B@W 10 Nyeseyge n
NE Bgssztb6 AE ne D1It mn tbst
eppfs tat0 NE wSJsft Djsls IN ~
jsy win eR1g1N nofs aJ1Obu h.
e1TsF ue 2, FtB Nagf m tssts. AM ~
0B, pjse,1z Syfgy frNt Ia me bf ghSn
~ " Degfff u fNq,A
hfn INSTR ~ VIII bays 4 ysyy
as'iet9ys PRIME ~ MN 0-enss,nns,
guests ~ - mkHs ~ attsyg90g ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

Hs1qeal zsd )sst ~ m1ea sabI1t %
HD9gMcrSe9@s ~ tBsff fstlO@~cFez~
t8fes, TSssH AiOs9EIFzslss are s0rns-
tines gsSalfssteG II ~ sxfes1lsEy Dis.
tFeesgEz a5zsSeF 91Oa ne bsBch, AMI
wBsB fssg faks me firm ~ fmDlnl
tim N taH eb6tsness which, ublle Defs
E8tftS4 ~ tz~, are alf6zstbsr ont ~
Er1p1tlos ~ fss EezT1tg ~ The Of
feEzs, ~ ssaD1g ~ SsasOB that s0Tse
means sEo01 szIst N repairing tks
Wf0gE Tins ggEfetsd gC6s IN saf0Tta.
Ezts fsltOw creature, w flDE,ert Reid,
wB0 Wss tie stt0g6sYezsBsTsI O the
tzst tibefSl administration, "a not
hesitate ~ GeeIzfs me Ober DAY 10
me sO4Se N commons, during the
e0gSss N . 9gzcBsslOD 06 the sgbjsfs,
nat "fsF011OBs aB1 efBel p8nizbmentsr
WIRE s0WetlmeE inflicted fran ne
DsgDb SBG Citsd TIE incident where .
esrtsla tgGge ba1 bss6 guilty n the
aNfU wlek61Eese N iBefeaslBg . Drls.
0Bsf's sentence ~ several years foS
i~mDeT1Bstee ~ himself during tho
s1YSss N tbs trial" NOreOger, thS
quarter zeEzlOBs ~ The various conn.
ttSs tribunals walon aFe e0mpOzed ~
eObDtT gentlemen aad territorial mss
Batss af9 rsDONBed mr. the tsrYjbis
severity WITH wbfeb ttay punish petty
offstsez sgslast proDeFtg ARD the game
laNs, while DaBlffailBg 80 eztraOrdls
nary ieBjeBey WbeTe crimes ~ no-
lsBes are concerned ~ the matter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

El2rr ar1E14l4 t4rAbE S
M GaNeEs - M&8er naasn nn >
s8arse q amEseaS R1s2- ~r
less 1a7ae Is . sr 49, > sssRnsE >
rscn harEest 1nsn a. AZ a. bssaE -
Is Nzs 1ae Raa2g &rIis eas
~ the krfaamai2s ~ M~nanag .
. Me4atay arss@ ar aa ze 2~
01e Mho &agat L. srosE &zRg<
~Aen 4 Eas tanaNn Ea
s1aa 01aaFsG - r Dsr a. &RGG
> gEsszfL fhszg - G . s@ -
LIZ asaQBer Aul g@ a ~ - 4rA~
and @azg esxE EiL sEns sd
hsEsas > 6~n s - asIHLc G2
NsniifIs1. se sae sp NssAasaFEzs
tbe Eath~ SIR eeSRB . . -
sbA A > sasmsa& G
gussn s@r Map . egN pg ~
e9l0r and s~aIGa
I1e Sr~ N@ 8 @ - s
her 1s@11 S0sp 81 ~ ~ 3ss
Raals bsa4 sEa11sHaN - asE 6gH
~ Eaar liz as 3 4hs@
II easbhs @ aslg Ens 5gas
asE - - Aag3E Ra 90
cgiG haEs ! a ~ aw ggaa
S0nqle t . aoS
pro- Fh@ 1A@ aEL s~ @NE3es
fsEtaf Asg@r gsnNg RG@@sa
z4e So sas as . os ~ >
ssssE ssscgHg a. fsF-1 81
ps11gM Saa snW Nife aas
q vision ~ g ~ aSa
AFs ~ g N 10 SpH - sas
alf ae S5gDgHH altsS - IN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

1fy It IL only Stree the ~be,toala1 =,
tSr present re.gn that the 6gty ~ ~.
c'dlng HDOn The merits Of tba go.
worthy ~ rOysl pardon has been l.n
~ the hands " the secretary ~ z,a,e
Ior me home department.
befOrs Queen Victoria came - a..
.sroas This DrerogatIys VAS exercised
exelasively BY the sovereign, who 10
wise signed sI the death warrants ~
criminals, the home secrefsry mey.I,
@e'lns 10 ~ a1yIsOry and secresastat
SseHy, seeing that the monareb's
o'aers were carried into effect.
I'M when Victoria ~ ,h
crown ~ q sIrI barely ~ years old i,
WaS iet that u would be- I'm ius, a. 80
40 young and innocent a mlnd 81 ~
same tb9 responsibility ~ sending n
0r holding from the gallOwa erImlnsis
convicted ~ capital OHensee A@eoyd.
InSly h "1s resolved IN council ,bs,
me SECRETARY ~ state for fbe ho,ns NJ
paftmeni should take charge =, ~.
matter himself and should stgn m
warrant ~ the queens name ulthon,
consuming her o. taking her wlsbe.
npDn he subject 10 vas IN tbia ~
tbat The queen and the Igritlsb mon.
afehy Iost forever that ey~nstltutlonaI
pfercsatlye ~ mercy ana pardon
which has aiwdys been regarded ~ M.
most pncsiess jewel In thu crogna n
~ old world monarchs, and II /,
Doubtful WHISTLER today, with IN.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
THE HOLLAND SUBMARINE BOAT.

~ ne 1sssenee ~ q ssR DerAona the
HoAsaS ~sgDmaslse soFDedo boar vas
I&881s~6 a. me CFesesne shleyagfs,
F4szsbesAs ~ s., ne osaeT dsy. The
gssset gas caFlsc$Be5 The ffonas4y
~ HFs Hsz6a wife % 1sgs9naat lew
~ Nez6H me coaaFBet6F ~Iagsne0s
FsogIsa6 says ea@Fe sfN Aoc be asy ae<
Esm1t ~ ss1sssiae sgogoaobs fog ssy,
sfxl rSeks
TsS B6S6 ~ eg1lndFtesl IN shaDe, ~.
~ fsst mfss IaeB@ l0ag eIga a fogs
GT srsswepFfsctIag exteEsf0n. Tbs
6fsmsssg 10 Ten kssy three lnesss xmld@
ss9D sad ne m1g6e6 diameter ia tas
asa@ Tie sosc ezs tgsgsi aadeF va
tkF dEat k811s 50 s6sr f0T sfzhs
s1sFs Ssd CsH ka6fs ~ the surfaces,
Tie E1esg cossss from q zzs08Iss q
GsS s65 . dynamo, the former % 10
s9@9 eASB fAe b>aC w. sailing along
EhS sosfzSs se6 me latter WHEN she ~
s9BmNFzsd IL viii take Ga@s tkSa .
ssbGSes ~ s0sfssTz4 ne bat and sb0st
ne sesss ESsgfh - tine f0T her 20 nee
~ ne ssffSE3 m men viii e0NetItgts
ths esss, The armament consists u
esfss Dyp@S1 fsh1s. Oae ~ the upper
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

U~wz4 - k~@<1rr se1zmszs
x2zm I~ mssesexm M&zNax -
$3.50 - sns@NNms Da1<aAa -
F4w NA - pa&A&r tAs1EY GO :
= 49, Ssgm sss@~w tAa1 He $3.50
$40 Gs ux@g eN~<xx. d azsa<s .
n~asuH nAm9 smsaamssns eTsers = "a.
1n Ss~r - saf1e@ vested > a.
As4<s 81 go - as z@mbers - -,
- e@ as @oz@ s3wrst&sy sasrs
- s11a s@1 $40 e4a. thsFss-s !.
kS - Grex ser0una F4zher sAsn !.
Ma@~ - &@ sa@@m one asa |.
az4 - @EDl4la Asr ma<lss. sn<
b zms~eFss4@ 90 ~ eAe bas 70 h~ AN.
es1zesze3
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
a sLormy e Lefore -

a stormy sea before her
Wlen, oht Lco strung for hymap Rand.
me tempest gathered arr her.
And still they EoYed amidst tbc roar
of waters fast prevailing,
Lord UDtn reached that fatal zhor4.
HIS wrath MAJ changed ~ waiting.
shade
His child he did discover.
One lovely hand she suetched Tor aid,
ANA one vas round bef liver.
"eome baek, CONC b2ekW be cried u
grief, -
ACROSS this raging ygler,
'Aqd ~ forgive your Highland chief
NY daughter, Oh, my daughtcrgG
TWAS vain, the loud waves dashed ths
shore, -
Return or aid preventing.
The ystsyF Wild vent DER his ehfld
And hy vas left JspleDi1ngi
-Ttpoma2 EamDbeII
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

1E1thS s8J& u ~ ks6 ~ NJ S1l5sg
1yt m Hlzs ~ ~ . m09s szssSgS~
EaNt szySE TbSt 0ST ri ~ ssxg
rpm bAf p11TaFSg, SAA Mx1s SsT sekJ
MDE% EeebssSy ~ gA4SfNZ SSs no,
spspfsSIy ez|bss ~ sSSst ~ ssF5k%
~, nv WR29wb6s M E4tksgs M
bzF9sst ~ IN ssS ssEv sy@ss N
2f2ss@ ~ ~ Agt sSS E1s6gSas IL,
EHt9taDs N SagmD9y
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

Tbs mister usg sssIBg q~ssstloss-
masters afs sDt ~ sEk Questions ~
wsV sometimes Fgeqifs eBy1ODs 80.
sNsfs, 1big qgfea N wa ~ fOlJ0ws,
rim, bgTg nov mAny months Lsys
tVsBtyrsg ht dagsw
al q then, eg" replied . boy IN
bepL saH Ff9psige0 EzamiDe1.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

boH % me boat being az serial tor.
D@So fhfoNsr Ngs . range ~ Oae mile
stx DgOt@cfllet weighing fs0 pounds
each, win charges d 10 pounds ~ eH.
1iosiyss. are ~ ~ stirred for thia gun,
AInOst directly beneath The t0rp@do
bfOser + 40 explosive fabe for white
had ~tOfDSdCes Only three 81 these
toF1sdoez all ~ carried. a. eash on
weighs 80 pounds, ~ the stem N fba
hat IL a submarine gun. which, with 4
I0~rD0nd charge u explosive. ean hurl
q DJ~Dound p~roteetlIs 800 yards Or
more through the water Hys Of these
~DfCjSrtIl@s Will ~ carried. Ar. Tg0g.
Had was ssksd By the Gnitsd states,
British and Spanish EOysrnmsnts 90
slow q representative On hoard during
tse trial Tip % the boat. but he 70.
f8zSa the request After q trial Trim
" s4ys ne vii allow an engineer from
s4Sb gOVRnmenf 10 see the uorkla1.
~ The boat, whloh n IL believed Nh
FsyOiStlOslze warfare. Several foreign
nations have hid for the vessel IN, 4,
y likely That Mr. Holland viii saft n -
tb~ United states@Prom the sss
York Journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

DO you believe IN save ihOgsha
<arnlyY"
Yea I've had them daahlng afgasa
IN ny had 10 the morning 800 !
thought The aknlI sOnid craek y
trOit PF1s Press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

= "a pzedeled AS saallw sEal
tbs ssaseE Egusd - 1sE " he ~
fe.l-l1ef summer EDEns HlsE sast
expense - Eaksng and their dElaagE
All Hnhl.sc thsm ~ gnDgn N
feE this ssmnsr z1e QanEas all
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

%t a@ss m o. aasASs % ars4 0r@~
slA G~ ozt szzz1sssg g1s16@
nsE ~ - aas-ms@1 - o. azx4
sssg - S-29ssxlss~ xnoss - ~ 0gf
2e9 sS ~s har @s 4a6 Ike
49, - Iza~ sxu $50 hMs~ MD o.
- g ~ Dzss ~ eSaueSg8g - En9
sx - - oet shanesiog - lssaud
- st gtssss@ seasrsg ~ sr5rsad "
- Bs1<g . 81f e5sre Thezs ~
- ssts &S@ 1r pssess % ne ads
Sas Sas Is srNnary morning
t RalIs ~ ISr9 msslsz % spDeal
&f ~ wa9 sod xBwn 0srnpy rhe
@ Nass - loyf e~sizursiiog. Ike
49, - - Dt@ Arsetlnz the pro-
efsrs n9n rae sootzarx FBr a0Sn~
&c - ~ Sind sxszs foy erminal
a ana gsere s a. fas present. mo-
aear 10 aaeanH ~ anaghlng and -
Using ds ferfzion ~ criminal
ear @nespr ~ ne grant, ~ q parton
. ne gne~a,s same % ne prisoner
~ . mrsa 9aere ne inn0eenes %
as SITTER hss born Brongaf 70 H2as
seg ne c9nviey3oa cafs - obviously .
~ Unsatisfactory method % fea3inz
wts ne STAR since ne concessions
~ go set 81 xfscs ID The same % me
er6wa implies tBar . crime aaa really
5esn committees Haiea nesss forgive
a@s and mercy
Moreover p1sgss 40 matter how
snalBenD sd how auzl0us 70 Sc in
1aT3al sad bisf. se afssr al bug
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10
NoDisH sABDR F0R EFNNER G5H4

kst1ste eHees bare 1DeReS g5tA .
greater Fage than eYeE, Eyegy aa<
tepal comes ~ 0Dea" Eetg3L sR1 y2p
can bAye . Using ~ eAeEsBt ~ nm
plfase, J&Nre M ssyeEai tGexE@Rsiys
Hptpg mater4iS BbteB ea9 t4ke tae
place ~ tsisla spa gaae.
4 pretty Meam EDpaJ1 9ogg w3tf
an 90 me ztfipe ~ 4 Il @sls ayeE 4
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

where TSsabfs fsms fRs
bpykss DO yoa have any uogss
meeting your creditorsf
spohss Not a all ind ny tfouss
10 getting Tid Of thsm-DetTsls Frs
Press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

the bottom ~ antrodnces sdx n0unces
Of white satin the ripper M heaaed
with tao hands 81 black EelEe- RIB
bon. The bodice is hlonsed wixh nar-
ROW basque skirts of xhite satin An
front X opens IN large Mhlle satin re-
rers. to reEsala sh0rt - Of fhe same
material. and below crosses 20 the Aef.
side. fastening with three Large pearl
buttons Mash silks EHi also De
much used this Summer. They make
ideal shirtwaists. II unliAed and keep
the color much better than xh0se e
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

cHIEFTAN 20 the
g highlands bound.
N Cries: -Boatman.
NN do not tarTF
- wrA And III Civ thee q
ANOA silver pound
~ To tow rs oeE The
~ Vow. who - ye
zS would ros
~ LochgEle
This lark and
~ stormy water
~Oh. In The Cn1et
" TWAS Isle.
And this Lors UIlin's daughter.
~And fast before her fathers Del
Three DAYS xe-ve a@d together.
For should he md " in the gen
Ny blood would stain the heaEnsrs
His horsemen hard behind as ro,
Should they our STEPS d1s9oAeF,
Then who viii cheer my bo1nl bnaes
When they have slain her :
out spoke the hardy Highland wight
IN 90. ny chief. In ready
Il is not Tor vVu- silver bright.
But for ycur EinsoEne Lady
And by M word. the b0nny bird
IN danger shall nOt tzrry.
50. though b waves are raging E1iS
IN noE you Oer the ferry
By this the storm grew lopd apaoe,
The Bater-WraiIh "a shr1eEDg,
And In the sow q Heaven each face
Gnew dark. Al the we're sDsannE
But still. as wilder oleE D vino.
And a. the night GreW drsarsg.
AcOEn b glen Ey1e auned Dsn.
Thar ~trainpling sounded nsarsr.
roh haste she~. Assse Ehe LADY
cries.
Zhoagh tempesS round " gazhsr
III meet the raging - the skies.
Buk E9t an angry father
The boak has lett 3 stormy land.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

transparency 81 F9ee taReta, The skirt
y p MI goeet V.th . trimming N
gatsle emtFgtoerg Eat ~ pjaiB around
me D9tomy ne short roaad bodice n
maze " solid On FSse tatfefa with q
flu short yoke ~ cream mOusseliRe Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-17
Dieurles.
Dieueles. "a
Mammoth Sale Of
Bicycle Clothing

were the orgtna.ors. the pioneers In the Heycsc
Clothing business made Bicycle suits io56 netofs
II thought Of BY others and are today me @
10 the League 81 American Whttlmtn by con-
tract and only firm who are allowed 10 use .ne
]. a. w clrh and buttons We purpose 10 main'~"
that position and IN the lead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-17

chair he will doubtless BIO elected The strongest
clerical candidate Is the Rev. DR.. Henry Collin
Minton, of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary
of San Francisco
DIR. MlNTON, THE WESTERN CANDIDATE
Dr. Minton born in Washington County,
Pennsylvania. in 1855. His fathers family is OF
English extraction. and his mothers-the Hannas
of Scotch-Irish Educated at Washington and
Jefferson College, being graduated with honors In
1873, he received his theological education at the
western Theological Seminary at Allegheny. from
which he was graduated in 1852, and was licensed
by the Presbytery Of Washington. He had received
call to the First Presbyterian Church of Duluth.
MINI, and. partly with the hope of recuperating
MS impaired health, he accepted 1t and went to the
northwest, where he ordained In June, lSS5
by the Prcsbytc-y of St. Paul. The climate was
too severe in Minnesota, and he was compelled TO
spend a large part Of his first winter In FLORIDA
Accordingly. in the fall of 1885, receiving call to
the Second Presbyterian Church OF Baltimore. ne
sought the benefit that might come from that mild
er latitude. but after remaining there for Few
months his physician advised him to give up all
work for the year.
In 1884 Dr. Minton went to California and took
charge of the First Presbyterian Church OF San
Jose. Here he regained his health completely,
and remained as pastor for six years. During that
time he took trip around the world. spending
some fourteen months and visiting many OF the
foreign missionaries in Asiatic countries In 1880
Dr. Minton accepted a call TO ST. Johh s Church Ill
San Francisco but before he was installed he was
invited 10 become Stuart professor Of systematic
theology in the Presbyterian Seminary In that city.
He has occupied that place ever since with credit
TO himself and usefulness TO the Church. He was
a member of the General Assembly In 1885, at Min
neapolis: in 1884, at Portland, and In 1894 at Sara
toga In the latter Assembly he had the honor of
presenting for the office of Moderator the name of
DR. Arthur j. Brown then OF Portland Ore. but
now one of the secretaries of the Foreign Board
Dr. Mintons name had been suggested for the
Office that year. but he generously withdrew and In
glowing terms placed his strongest rival in nomi-
nation Dr. Brown received plurality OF votes.
but not a majority. and DR.. Mutchmore. OF Pbila-
delphia, secured the prize.
Las. summer DR.. Minton attended the Pan-Pres-
byterian Council In Glasgow. Scotland and read a
paper or the subject, "The Authority Of the Cate
chisms and Confessions of the Reformed Churches
Holding the Presbyterian System He has re-
ceived calls from churches in different parts OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-17
URIC ACID POISON.
BUFFALO
lITHIA
WATER
DislnteGrntes. breaks Down. md Eliminates
stone of the Kidneys or Bladder.
Doth Uric Acid and PhOsphntfc.
BriGht's Disease. Etc.
ANALYTICAL REPORT OF
DR.. p. GABRIEL POUCHET

Professor Of Pharracology and Materia
Medca Of the Faculty Of Medicine OF Paris
Director OF the Laboratory Of the Consult
ing Committee OF Public Hygiene Of France
PARIS, February l2. 1897.
THE collections Of disntcgrnted or sro ' en-
dawn yes.cni or renal cnicuii which FORM ,ne
subject OF the following analysts and researches Were
sent me by Doctor EDWARD Chambers ,.iFd t,s'oen'
oh, clc,on Buffalo Iithin springs virginia. =
& l. They were discharged ny Queen
nm ticuts inter the OF the n'tncral WIFI
OF Du Ia 10 Ii r,iu Spring No. for I, "nrih"ie
time. -,....o NJ roc.
tor Laird the use Of this mineral water.
which has hnd With him 81 happy 1nuueucc
o., t6a dir;. .~,.raf'"-' 80 the rnicuti ma
their elimination. 1t Is to demonstrate th,s
nDnlysir ,,,.uo..I corcuI,
submitted 10 nv examination eight In number A
fragment o. each coll has been reprooucs, ps
photographs which Designated BY the same letters
OF the alphabet a. the analysis here following: