davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-24
Sin Soiratb in Sdmulitdten.

Serr @resor Samarom, betannt als
Gerfader elmer Nn3abl cn~iationellsr
.3eitrOmane, alias 9err Meoins, eide
want tsl. Sannoperider Soiratb 1T
oerseit in chen ionoerbaren YrOceB pers
lpidslt, einen YrOceB, Der nod aus isnsr
:3eit Dor 1870 berltammt, in Der Der
Serr Sofratb nod in Yarts lebte.
Damals muroe er NIT anberen Deuts
iaen in midt iebr bOflider Deiie auf.
9eforoert, bic 0auptltaot Der 9roBen
NatiOn 10 idleunis oils mO9lid gu pers
lalien. Das that er aud, aber Der
9auSwirtb, - iolde fran30iiiden
Bourgeois iino oft siseniiunise 9eute,
- b~ebauptete bartnafl9, 9err Wteoin9
babe oamals in Der @ile perseilen, se>
piIe iinan3iele Insele9enbeitcn gu oro.
men unO 10 uertla9te iener prOlaiide
Barrier SpieBbiir9er osn GOmanldrtit.
teller bel Serliner @erlbten. Der
alio 8erflaste aber bat Oarauf bin ben
sewiB ieltiamen @lnwano 9emadt, iener
0auswirtb babe ibm wabreno Der 3eit
lelner Abpelelbeit Don PariS auerlel
Papiere entiremoet uno oiele Dem ST.
&Onig BON 0annoUer gum &auf an9s>
boten, Srieie, Die seeI9uet seluelen pds
rem, ibn bel ieilem ebemali9en Wonar.
Aen gu comprOmittiren. = Man BARI
sewlB auf Die VeweiSfIbrun9, Die Serr
Wteolns auf oiele Weile Su Ilbren &C.
oeatt, seipanat lsin. 8enn nur AUDI
Die sewiB redt interrenanten Yapiere
lslblt in Oielem YrOcelle gum SOrlaein
famen!
, 1876-07-24
Asenten nerlanetI
Cast Adrift! Cast AdriftlI

Three Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ten Nisbt,
in a BAr'Room," BON Z. G. artbur. Das iss.s
aas ssss.s Su$ sttI.' s@sistsrisa s&rttasu.. 5 = sias
itne tualirtrt, sissant ~eseanesn, wtre 81 Iauisnbsn sr
3sttunssa es sanbss anf bas @anaisfs b%sur,betIt.
etae @slSt@ts sUa gsrbrtAen unb Ysisibiaunassi n
unlsTsF wnitt. msi@t ta pr %ratiafen psrssn iprsttp
Der @Sralttdt. bswtrtsn ale @sltse. aasntss, ned,
..Man-Trap" psriauftsa. mullen mtnSeltens asS, .at
MAJ 10 stei @rsnpiars etsiss 8uaes strfaufsn.
Portrait IN Stabilize Nrb stneni isben 5ubiribsni.n
aeerrst0t. Uti&rssbsnee etreulare nnb 5eIAs init bss
Sss,nsanssn tSsrosa frsl auf Gnfrass ~ssfitnbtt ssR
=; ny. Sfpecart v. Vo.. patltfbtrt. 7S3 SaafsI
S"ass' peua'' Va 17aat4tpsEnA4
, 1876-07-24

beS erareifeuben Gffsctes wi0en, Die
. 2eide oeS our Citrate fur feline plelen
Wtllstbaten lebenOis seidunosnsn6aub
rltters oui Die Sibne 9eihleift. .Nee,
oaju sibbt lib feener MD BON n.e'ne
2elte ber", erfldrte entI4ieocn Der Direfs
tor. Nud bier wuroe sebolfsn. Der
! 6reunb Otalsr bate utter Bctbllfe lels
ncS yruosrS Snsenpur cine Strob'
puppe III yebenSsroBe gu Stanoe se>
bra6t, oieie nit Nanfin Iber3osen uno
auf berlelben nit fiinltlerilber Sc9silter'
Jung Arterisn, 6ledlen uno Sdnoer,
untermiidt nit SlutHed Semalt.
IS iab eutieslid aus, aber d o II.
Der bibnentunoi9s DIRECTOR, ais er ben
etelbaften Yuppenbal9 iab, be9riff Io'
fort, oaB nun oas Stid Elm .3u9ltId
weroen mtiie uno bsialsuniste Die r@tn'
ltuoiruns." Nls oas Stid CUR erlten
Aufibruns fam, sinsen mir ndberen
6reunbe oss Di9tsrs lelbltueritanolid
nit oiejem bin. Die 9abitueS oieles
2beater8 modten idon unter Der 9anb
BON benz lbauoerbaften SdluBefeft
&enntniB erbalten baben, oenn vbas
9auS" luar bel u%niercr Anfunft idon
5telnlid 9efiat, 10 baB mir tros nnisrer
vSiersrolbenltide" nur BON chamber
sstrenat aluild)sn Dem Yublifum Yldss
erbalten fonnten. Selten wobl miro
elm oramatilder Didtsr fir iein @rlt.
lin9swert iolbsn 0tubm 9eerntet baben,
ais bier @eritGder, trosoem fur cine
9laque nidt oas @erinslte 9etban mar.
Die 3auptroue, ben 6aubrltter, lpielte
Der Serr DIRECTOR bOdfielblt. uno als
er bel leinsm erltsn Absan9e nit 3luar
beilerer, aber immerbin ourAorinsen'
Der Stlmme ibrie:
u@etilt it meiner wilben Gadbe 0urt,
gSas oaraus folst, oaS lit mir 4ueS @urlt."
(ber srOBe Wime iprad nDOrIdt" uao
yWorldt") folst ibm oonnernoer ZIP,
plaus. Die Iufresuns oer .3uidauer
puds BON Scene 81 Scene uno artete
gum Sdlulle in 9taierei aus, als Die
1eide oeS ssidunosneu 8aubritterS auf
Die yubne seibleift wurbe. @tnc ibra9
Dor mir iiesnoe bide Tleiidersfrau
iAlus entieet uno quatldenb Die Sdnoe
Dor Der Srult auianmen : rSerr Seies,
le ban en- abseltrefelt !" Bon nun at
mar Der seidunoene 6aubritter bas
Slid Der 6amilie Mfa nus. Nue @elt
wo0te bic idauoerbafte GrasOoie ieben
Sin Yublifum ordnste iid in ben Was.
nuS'iden &unlttempsl, bas bis babin
nod nidt seiebem wOrosn. Sosar Die
WtitslieOer oes fsl. 9%oftbeatsrS l!eBen
an elntm tbeaterirsisn Abeno lid oas
Stid anffibren. nnb alS Die Sosel<
wiele fam uno Wasnus bortbin ieiuen
&unlttsmpel uerl.st batts, senoHen aub
6remoe oaS bis oabin nur Drssoenern
pers0nnt sewsiens Slid unb trussn Den
Hubm bes Traueripisls bis in Die ent-
fernteite Suite. Nber ni9t bios in
Sutteu, AUDI in Yalditen fannie uno
ldaste man ben 9eIdunoenen 6aubrit.
ter. Sm atben beitano gu @noe Der
oieral9sr Sabre unter ben 6ortisen sebil'
Oetsn 0eutlAsn Elm 3eie3irtel. in ben
Elm ssSrudteS Gremplar Iid usrirrt
If a9ftItmsabR,{s Pas 4raueripiel errests Die
hectic Sie snbs; ai.o}tsit Der ysisr uno
run9, Die oenn aud anf oem " H
2lebpabertbeater in Atben Dor e tiafs"
wirflid usewablten" Yublitum itatt.
fanS. Selblt Der bamalise &0nis Otto
lpobnte nit Der &0ui9in Der Multiplying
bel. uno beioe ocr9aBen, bin9eriheu Don
benz oramatilhen @ifecten auf Nusen.
bllde ibre fomlslihe Wiroe uno ladten
slsib Den u~ebrissn, baB ibnen Die
Ibranen an Den Baden berunterliefen.
, 1876-07-24
,yGtn bemerfenSnertbeS 8m6!' ~
Artbnt's lettes unb sr0btes.
0efabr!!!

poet' C~erlpuHoett III Dem Qan9 etlleS Sreltn0eS.
Sieles ~oplenbetite aSerf oieies @~stteransn Der
WmeritantIbeu Siterathr bat ais 8ormurf eimen Ge.
~9enitano, Welber oas lociale 9eben unleres "selamnten
Noltes beriibrt uno 8iebt einen lbredlidem lleberblid
aber lebel, Welbe es ~blpsitelt. MuRerprcentlib
ipannenc nne aufresene, pirb es pom Maen nit
auneen. a8ir ino sntidlOIisi. oas bud in ieoer ga.
mile oes &anOes ein5uiibren uno ~offeriren nod he
ea9epeleme Sprtbeile alien mdnnliden uno lpeibli.
den Subleribenteniammlern. geir o%erIan9sn LIBERAL
gen uno belhreibenoe 0ircnlare. =. NJ, Etprcar'
u. 60, 1913 01eltnut Str, pblla, 4sn2mi.
, 1876-07-24
&patt'S 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Etrt tteOiaintfheS VNunnrr.

Rtsumattsmus, Nearalsta, @t&t in iprem l&limu,ren
stadium. Serpteln. RSnt8s.Erautteit. &rpapelas, ate
ten, ssUss e&wa4e, asbsr. unp 9tttrsalstesa. 0tas-
purra &c. &c. ptrb Luf'S Beftmmtefe purb bislsn 3Suis
aasr @einisunssnnittsl 8ebetlt. Dtrfelbe In swsiunp.
twanits Sabre ptnbur@ pom pablt'um srprpbt, sat
5uneerttauftnbe non 8data setetlt unp eurirt nss,
penn na& gcritrift ssnsmmen. ST Gin f&srts psI.
mitttl ron 8iftln In aaen ~beilbaren 8duen, eurirI pic
faulfsn altsa @sfawdrs. islbf no Der Rnp&sn l&uH sn.
eefrsfen ID.
Spatts aebens.BaIfam eurtrte Ssrrn 8. q. asn.
mar, drasDpen I'm part.9bsater sa YrOoiIpn. u. H.,
pom 6rentiHen Nbeumattsmus. nadeem berielbe ssns
9rtole. pom ben oeria9lt1htn aeritsn @urepa's anb
Spattb 2ebenssa olfam eurirte Sertu q. o.
5elp, DOdmofer No. III M9abtfOn Str, pom stnsm
9efabrlttsn @eitplr, ndboent er fe6s WtpnaW TIM
SrSasipas SVfptfaI mar unb bort ais untsilbar srtIdrt
rurbt.
Spatts 2ebens-E aIfam bette 5.rrn Saepb wstb,
Sffee 30. 242 0rsnpi& Str. BON etnem lerefuleIen
@sidplrs. nobel bic 8aulnts loon bic auf ben RnS&en
8serun8en mar. 9err U. bat pdtrenp Is Sabren HaH
stldtbsasr Ssiluaa tsins Wtsbsrtcluas Der Rraaisttt
~trfatren.
9patfs:sebsns.BaIiam susirt. Ssrra @tutam
Sprineer, 70. 1888 HrScme Ctr, ppafanbts Bon sat.
ben @etf bes aranien loon Serptrrt bate. Der @e.
naants fOnnts nt&t feint 5anb sum Sppfs srtebeu anp
uas wabrsab Drstsf gtOnats aa's Bet essfsdslt.
By babtn tn bsr 5aupt. Office, 246 Grano Str, axt
8laf&tn S..
Ssatt's bsrabmts 8 stImitttI ftns.
Spatt'S uufeplbarsr 2sbsus. Ballana Az 81 90.
9patt's IA B., beppslt 1farfsr 2sbsns. s3aliam, au
81. rs. - Spatt's YulntSnts Salfam, pber Der Saw,nb.
fa&hsen artanb, su $500. Spatt'S Smis etai.
rasnt, l%nftblbar FUR xttesn une S6nsrtsn itbtr art,
~ 50 asnts. - 2pGtt's Snsa, Sur fir Griaitans,
RcHtwtb, SnFnenta, &atarrb, ~ Is Gts.
aosnn obtst Arttisl nt&t In tartr @pottete pber an n-
rem plass ~ babsn fnb, 70 rsnps man I'D btreft ansas
Central DssSs, 246 Ssansar.. .. .:
n.bssaa bin per Srprss ssrf&tat b.im baibm
DuSsnp. f3uf2tJfau
, 1876-07-24
SIS bis 500 per Sag III @amie
8soin9unsen frei. WoreHe:
l53llaal u. Stimipn u. 60. portlano. Wte.
Iaulenb I'm Druid na& erism Mcnal
MuTauenDer Wrfpt0.

Gin Assat v~erbtsnt STA In sisr 9assa uab sn Ansss
rr $A5s tn 3 da8sn sar& ben Vsriaaf pom
Sceau'S GtprN . :in ,Dabrer S@as Ssn
ctdunSen. Mbenteuern unb aSun6srn aut u
untsr etE see; lau6ea, S6ltmmea. 8abGespsl8snT
init ED %palsaetn 4bbtlbanaen. Yrsit auBert nttorif
pat ben rai&tten abaaas. Naa SStre It'd bali nav
atitAf
, 1876-07-24

e c. T n fir asenten II uniersn s.pn neuem
% Wv Iooelties, serabe in ben Martt
sebradt. Wtan brau6t ne in ieoein bauie. Muitsr
unb Circulate frtl per poit periaubt..
4gB27ap' y. y. VI btte u. Co., Nepart, 81. )
, 1876-07-24
8aus Ia Deuti9Ians:
Knautb, Nad)oo + IIbne,
2AiY3is.

KnA MANNER unb Srauen wercen feet ger
OVV Iamet fur unfere nsuen @oIbfecern
0tleer. Sedbfeiee. S%einenfaSen unn 1dbrsibpa.
pier. SscAe gfnnabmen NIT Gtdberbett gee
ntadbt. Waan ftrttbe fDfort ua gtrtuIart an q. e.
@uernfep. publtftsr. Concord. q. 3. 4gD4ma
, 1876-07-24

1.-9tne nsne erRnbana. sranoI4 sGssat
unb esthert burn Datsnt..
2.-Waht eimen ooIIfommenen 2s6.Gm4,
sIeid auf beiben Seiten. an allen Arten BON Stoilss.
3.-2auft Iei&t. ianft, serdulhlos uno rai&-bsHs
Combination bon G%isenidaften.
4.-Dauerbaft-lanftSab re Lane obne vtepa'
vaturen.
5.-gerrt&tet allie Nrten BON Nrbstt
uno Ganep R6bereien in elmer oorjii9lidenWetfs
6.-St fir ben Grbeiter iebr Geidt3 u b a n B..
baben. Die 2anse Der slide fam re9ulirt ipsroen.
ipdbrenb bic Wtaidine i'm Danse 1T, uno oieie Fam
nit einem Soben oerieben meroen, obne BOB berielbs
oarG 2bder Ju seben bat.
S.-plan einfah, itnnreid. elegant, inoem
Der Std u II e ben Gebraud BON Cog s8beel Gears.
Rotarp Gams unb 2eoer grms formirt wiro. Dat Den
IN atie p s eeb, tpehter ei MT q tet&.
maBist 4dnse bes Sti6es BET irstnb
elmer 0ei1minbtsfett Fdert. Dat unlersu
r.uen 9breab GontroIter, tpelter cine sletp.
mdBise 8eiue9uns Der Neeole.gar erlaubt unb etnu
DerIebuns bes Gabens oorbeugt.
S.-GonNruction d u s erfIsrgfdIt unb pea.
enpst. ST ~fabriairt bon ben 8ei&iatetsn ms
erfabrenten Mrbeitern in Der beribmwn
Bennington 9lrmOrp, SnOn, q. .. NbiIabetps,a
Office: $40 Gbefnut Giraffe. 2Wt7moA-
, 1876-07-24
& y G G
I'm &etail u~erfauft gu Smportattons. Yreiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
no. S31 Mrd CITRATE, Ode Der Sreiten une
Goates etr. mnb 621 Glib Dritte Ctr,

NA AOss
no. S31 Mrd) CITRATE, SIDE Der Sfreiten ume
goates Str. unb 6s1 Glib Drifte Ctr.
pbttaoelpbta. pa.
9ies 1T cine Organization bon &apitaliten UNI
2bee 81 importiren unb 81 pertbeileu
nit sinsm tlsiuen Gepnin, Der oem 9oniumentsn alien
Ge,uinn Der 3piibenbdnoler erIpart. 9Gir controairen
sinsn sroBsn 5beil her beitsn 1beeiorten. pel@e mad
bieiem &anoe tommen uno bic nur ooH uns ielbft per.
fault ,psroeu. p~erionel,. pelbe BON anoeren bGnolern
taufen tbun oies ju ibrem ei9snen Nabtbell. umltre
6au,er III CHINA nno Sapan baben Die beiten Gacilitds
ten our Auspabl, mas nhs 9roBt Wortbelle 9elUabrt.
yDir babeu gum @ertanf unierer 9beeiortem in allen
6auptItdoten Der Yereiui9ten Staten stores etablirt,
g8ir 9ebeI umieren &unosn elm
gdbDneS Sci Sbrpmp,
,aenominen pou Den metropolitan gBerten alaerltanis
ider uno irsmoer &iimflerl lpelbes. psnn in elnem
8iloerlaoen 9efaIft. mebr toIten miiroe ais Der 4lrels
oes 3bses betrd8t. Dele 6eromOs Ino eim 0eI9ent
fir unlere Gunoen.
Vile ~getauften 9Daaren garauti rt, bob lie oou.
fommene Ssfrieol8ull9 9epabreM. Oosroas Nelo juriid.
~eriiattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Il A Co.,
No. s31 Nrb StraBe. @de 3weiten uno Goatss GtraNe
naS 62l Sub 3'psits Str. pbiLa., @,. 4aD12ml.
, 1876-07-24
Maemtem p~erlauat I %s.

%tYcNteu ueClUNSr iGnsaiten Der.
i%auisnoe Bud. lpelbes ie ~publieirf porotn. Mam laiie
nh probelelten foimlIen uno unlfre @rtras Yeoin9um.
9en iur M9slteu. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, ga, 4p1Tmjl
, 1876-07-24
KNAUTHH,
MACLEOD
& KUEHNE.
j an k 6e(19 aft,
118 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

EseAfsl suf msbr ais 200 sr ssssutsmbsrsn stasts
In europa.
0els' Mnssablansen sur@ bic NoRdnater fopis pss
1eissrapb mad ausn Wldstn In Dsutt&lans.
psHsrrsi&. Der eAssi,. Soaans. Ddnsmari. e&ms.
ben uns NOrpsstn. ban 9mpfanssrn fret in's baul
ssItefert.
Credit riefe fir Teifense CUR Dsnutuns In a1sn
srSBsrsn @tdStsn Der alien apeIt.
9Intafarnns bon 0rbfdbafts uns Gsrherunssn
isbsr Grt In alien ~Idssn Guropa's.
Dsrf1iMuns ssx Oatsrn uns pa6etem maS
Suropa.
Usr,snuns anfomntsnbr Sitter In HsS porf. uas
Wsitsrbei6rssruns ~bssielbsn RAD benz 3nIanss.
Sarsviif@ss 0eIs ausr art ssiauft ans ssrsasA.
, 1876-07-24
Gtpf Gpeemlatipmeit

lperbe1i bon uns in ieher Nrt nir sesen GommiI1on
aussefibrt. Puts and Calls an bic better bduler ju
nieori9iten Edten. Soften 500 bis 5000, bic DIT
5000 Gepinn brin9en. pampblete, Die %ertlGren,
pie g8aa Street Speeulationen aussefibrt peroer.
frei %oerlan6t. S4idt nab einem @remplar.
xumbribge s g.,
8antiers 8rDters,
400 SUM. Mall Ctr. Retp Mort
, 1876-07-24
THE PIONEER.

epamstlets NIT Rarttn Der DIR iittp,rbe
gratis aberfenbet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-19

TEN YEARS OF FAITHFUL LOVE-
Ten years ago a young man was
sent to the penitentiary from Marshall
county, Iowa. He was engaged to a
wealthy young woman, and when he
went TO prison she made the journey
with him He was intoxicated when
the crime was committed, otherwise
he would not nave committed it. The
woman has kept her faith all these
years. She has constantly visited him,
and for the past few years has made
every effort To procure his release but
the executive has turned deaf ear to
her entrcaties. until short time ago
she appealed to Governor Kirkwood
with such devoted zeal that he grant.
ed her request, and with the pardon in
her possession she FASTENED to the pen
iten,iary and presented her papers
The doors swung open. and leaning on
the arm of him she had lost and won
she made her exit, a happy smile Of
victory wreathing her face. Chaplain
Williams courteously rendered his SER
vices TO complete the fruition of their
hopes, but the patient maiden replied
that after ten years waiting . few
hours delay could DO endured so that
her friends might share with her the
joys of loves labor won.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-19

dragged her head lack. in a moment
more il was completely severed from her
body.
Then, with demonisc ingenuity, the
murderer proceeded - hack and mutt
l.tc the hsdie II bis victims Il was
a. If the. scent Of blood bad msddened
him. for all the cool elaboration which
bad char tterikei bis first movements
were gone. At last, whcu the force IF
his passion MAS sp-nt. he threw his now
useless weapons into the thicket. retain
ing only one of the pistols. Then he
embarrassed the horse, and. tying the
severed head OF his old sweetheart TO
It's name. started the animal homegsrd
with kick.
That evening be fed through Bell.c
as far As Lussac. bat. hearing that the
gendarmes were after him. turned off the
main road and Travelled across the coun
try t" Libandiere. Here he applied To
a friend for shelter. being altogether
without money. There being no room
for him in the house, bid WAS made
for him in the barn. whittier. after sup
per, be retired. Toward morning the
report Of a pistol alarmed his host. and. A..
upon proceeding to the spot. the body
of the miserable assassin. with his head
blown to pieces, was found weltering in
blood His own furious hand had
avenged his victims.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-19

THIN CLoTHlN:-Ourc climate is so
variable, so liable To sudden changes
from heat to cold, that even in summer
people should wear thin gauze flannels
This is especially true of all localities
bordering on the sea. An easterly or
southeasterly wind comes from mid At
lantic laden with moisture and suggests
an immediate increase of clothing.
Those who watch the weather vane sud
thermometer closely enough may dress
as they feel like dressing without any
inconvenience, but those who put on in
the morning what they intend to wear
till night, will wisely provide against u
change of atmospheric conditions. A
grea, deal Of suffering and disease is
caused by cold-far more than by heat
even In the summer time. Sudden
changes Of temperature are always to
be guarded against, and as far as possi-
ble provided for. In tropical India the
British soldiers wear flannel during all
the summer season. and statistics show
that since this has been AL army regula-
ton morality Chiefly from bowel COM
plants has been very largely dimin-
ished. In malarious districts If one
keeps dry and warm he is in slight dan
ger Of having chills. The hunter in the
India jungles. abounding in malaria.
wraps himself warmly, kindles fire to
drive away dampness and deties the fe-
YER successfully. These hints, it is
hoped, may be Of benefit to young
mothers, in clothing their children, and
10 others in to great haste to throw aside
their warm clothing for lighter fabrics
and summer costumes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-26
DR.. w. A. SPINKS,
AGNErlC AND HYGIENE
PHYSICIAN.

PHlSlCIA n.
Spri street, abe, e Capt. flatcr's residence
7 DO NOT PROFESS TT BE ENboW ED
i with supciBatt raj healing powers, or 30
perform any unfHthumabie mysteries; but
with the laws OF NHIure, common Scnse and
experience rs my guide, seek the rDost eiii-
eacious remedies adapted to the tempeta-
n,ent and condition OF the patient.
| make n speciality o all diseases peculiar
to females and childrcn old chronic cases
which have dshed the powcr of Drug; nasal
catafrh. brOnehtcs, colds and all Diseases ot
tho luEgs: private diseases ri all kinds and
IN every stage; rheumatiSm; neura. gia, dys-
pepsin etc. ! also propose 10 rtilcvo al pei-
sol . Of tho effects Of bad whisky. and all
wIlh..t the as- Of poisonous drugs uaths
% AL kiuds. Charges reasonable.
sp2ff ". a. SnlNkS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-12
For Bites.

DR.. Napheys, in his book entitled
'sThe Body and its Ailments, recon-
mends the following remedies for bites
of mad dogs, rattlesnakes, vipers, moe
casins, tarantulas, SPIDERS, and other
poisonous serpents and reptiles. Often
the poison so exhausts and depresses
the patient that stimulants are required
Spirits may be given, or what is better
spirits of ammonia, twenty or thirty
drops in water every quarter of an
hour, as required -
l. Tie a string tightly between the
part bitten and the body. This can
always be done when it is leg or an
arm which is bitten, as is usually the
case. It is to prevent the poison from
being absorbed into the system.
2. Wash the wound thoroughly,
pouring abundance Of water on it from
a height, or hold it under a full stream
from pump or hydrant.
8. Rinse the mouth and suck the
wound as hard as possible, and fo1
fifteen or twenty minutes, splitting out
the blood, ETC., which flows.
4. The wound should finally be eau
terized or burned. Carbolic acid, and
nitrate of silver, or lunar caustic, are
the best for this purpose. But nitric
or sulphuric acid will answer, or a red.
hot poker, or live Goals. 1t is no time
to be timid about the means.
When these are done, put a light
poultice on the wound, keep quiet
until the slough comes off and dismiss
the matter from your mind, for all
danger is past.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-12
Plaster for Potatoes.

According to Mr.. Compton, author
of the prize essay on the cultivation of
the potato, very remarkable results
are obtained from plaster by busting
the vines with it as soon as they are
through the soil again Immediately
after the last blowing and hoeing and
at intervals through the whole grow
ing season. The first application may
be light, the second heavier, and after
that more bountiful, say 200 pounds to
the acre. It renders the plants less
palatable to insects, and appears to be
fatal to many of the fugi family. The
vines retain a bright, lively green
color and the tubers continue swelling
until growth is stopped by the frost;
beside, potatoes thus grown are so
sound and free from disease as to be
easily kept for the spring market with
out loss, by rot. Mr.. Compton says he
has seen field, ali planted with the
same variety at the same time, on
one-half of which, that had received
no plaster, the yield was but 66 BUSH
els per acre, and many rotten; while
the other half, to which plaster had
been applied, yielded $50 bushels per
acre, and not an uns0und one among
them.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-12
How to Cure q Bad Memory.

Your memory is bad, perhaps, but I
can tell you two secrets that will cure
the worst memory. One l mentioned
above: to read a subject when strong
ly interes ted. the other; is not only
to read, but think. When you have
read a paragraph or page, stop, close
the book, and try to remember the
ideas on that page, and not only re-
call them vaguely in your mind, but
put them into words and speak them
out. Follow these two rulds, and
you have the golden keys to knowl-
edge. Besides inattentive reading,
there are other things injurious to
memory. One is the habit of skim.
ming over newspapers, items of news,
smart remarks, bits of information,
political reflections, fashion notes, all
in a confused tumble, never to be
thought of again, thus diligently cult
waiting a habit of careless reading,
hard to break. Another is the reading
of trashy novels. Nothing is so fatal
to reading with profit as the habit of
running through story after story and
forgetting them as soon as read. l
know a gray haired woman, a lifelong
lover of books, who sadly declares that
her mind has been ruined by such read
ing.
A help to memory is repetition.
Nothing is so certain to keep your
French fresh, and ready for use, as to
have always on hand an interesting
story in that language, to take up for
ten minutes every day. In thst case
you will not forget ''your French
with the majority of your school
mates.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-12
Common Stock and Improved.

L. H. Altman, of Indiana, writes to
the National Live Stock Journal as fol.
lows s.There is a great difference, in
an economical point of view, and as
herds are introduced into new neigh.
borhoods, the farmers begin to realize
somewhat the true difference which
exists. For instance, have just sold
a fine bull calf to a neighbor of mine,
who has been comparing the economy
of putting his common stock on the
market in competition with grades
from my thoroughbred bulls. He fed
a. lot of three-year-old ste6s, two
months last fall, and sold them at $48
a head; while l took a lot Of grades at
the same age, right from the range,
and sold them at 500 per head. Two
months feeding, with labor and care,
and $l2 per head difference in the
price, was sufficient to open his eyes
to the tremendous disadvantage which
farmers labor under in producing beef
from common stock, and so he came
over to me and purchased a thorough
bred bull calf. s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-12
Use Of Paris Green.

Before the National History Socie.
ty of the Michigan State Agricultural
College, last Monday evening, Sd, an
essay was read by DR.. Kedzie, subject,
Use of Paris Green on Potatoes, in
which he states that it was not poison
Gus unless used in excess, although it
contains two deadly poisons, arsenic
acid and arsenic Of copper. It formed
an insoluble precipitate with the ferric
oxide, Brown HDmatite ore) contained
in the soil, as he has proven by several
experiments.
The argument some have advanced,
that Paris Green is insoluble in water,
and hence does not poison the potato,
does not hold true, as it is only insolu-
BILE in pure water, and all our rain wa.
tiers contain impurities and a small
trace of ammonia in which Paris Green
lis perfectly soluble. From his expert
ments he has derived the following re-
suits:
LIST. That the potato does not contain
any arsenic.
I'd. That Paris Green can be used in
quantities so small as to kill the bug
and not poison the potato.