davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
cm &rittenoommenS SUBS
foreiic | Sapan.

"@eeflp Mail" leuerer ct Reiume al
en- ! Sapan nplis isrt, tenme!is eien'
bOmmelis DisfusiOn imelem fremras
senbe uffentlise Manb ansoaenoe 2ils
raabelisbeben at at Solicit oplares !
8riitenoommen.
On Sepeselie / ben RetninS unoers
itsttes Of messt inbHpoeliesrise 5olf,
iom logger ierlis gnst paa be iefuns
bore 6orbele, Iom uobrebelien al ben
friitne 9are pilbe isre meb fig. Be
tiger, at be friitelise 9Osmer er en- Bit
ter Yiae at Huge, men luses bsr ben,
= tilraaber bet bog, S9rbelesbeb be-
srunbet / be berai hpoenoe 5oroele.
Wr. 5rtu5aua, en- bersmt 5orfatter,
ptrebe, at ban ielu bapbe inseniombel1t
Snteresie for 8elisiun / Qlminbelisbeo
os fjeupte intet til ben friitne 29re,
men ban iaa, at be NET ciuiliierebe Sea-
tioner bplbebe ben. JOr bam bar &ez
ligion fun en- &(aonins, iom man tos
at os paa efter gebag, men ban antos,
bet bar flOseit for Sapan at ifsre fig
famine 8labnins iom gtaboerne, meo
bpem bet snitebe at itaa fig spot.
Brofesior 3opama peo bet feiierlise
llniperiitet itstter famine Gnfuelie;
ban fprmener at fineiif gtbif bsr pise
Ylabien for ben friitelise Gibif, ps fremz
bauer be 5orbele, ban penter al aris
f.enbommens Snbisrelie. 9isie er y
Wuiifens ~unientlise 5prbebrins (!!),
p en- Screening al 9anfer Os 5Slelier,
Der pil lebe til bisies barmoniife CANT
arbeibe, ps 81 at bet bill bliue Miblet
til beore JOritaaelie os Smsans mellem
Weno os aoinoer.
Scr. &ato, ben iibite Yreibent peo
llEiperiitetet, iom er al cen Menins, at
&elisionen ct puerHDbis for cioiliierebe
Wennefer, forlanser bog, at ben friitez
lise 2ere lfal iororbnes i be pifeutlise
Sfoler paa @runb af, at bet almene
5Olf / Sapan bar faaet fin &eipeft for
be samle moralits Brinciper rpltet, ps
Der piier fig en- betanfelis Mansel paa
mOralit Inluarsfslelie blanbt Masz
ierne.
Som Wobftanbere al bisie N%nlfueller
optraoer en- Scr. Susiura, Der beifripes
iom en- iuris Serb, Der / mango Iar
bar itaberet geitens 5iloiofi. San
flyer, at bans 2anbsmanb iapner al
5slelie os 5Oritaaelie al builfeniomz
Delft &elision, os at bet er umulist, at
be n~oseniinbe funbe blipe ct relisipit
5olf. 2en iapaneiife llnsbom, paas
itaar ban, iuffer lite unber nosen 8elis
sions Tr9loum, men fan lepe pperenss
itemmenoe meo fin 5ornuit, os er euro.
peerne iaa Ouerlesen, at iitebetfor at
tale ON at abpptere beres &eliaipu,
buroe i~narere Sapaneierne bragg no for
at prebife fin Sornuftsrel:sion / trent
2anbe. 9enne Dpfatnins beles
at Fere al Gisterne.
gofobamas auiier flyer, at De, Tom
iprer for 8riitenbommens Snbfsrelie,
repra lenteres al ct llopals at be melt
oannebe os inofpbeliesrise Manb, =
be er, Tiger De, ct "9ibens Tean". Eli
neo ianfet / en- msrf neoIaaet
Sinostemnins, fom 8eiten meb lin fife
lin gibenitab, O%pbruselie us
marfelise 9iltrefninssfraft, os for
bette Qlter uil Sapaneieren MI bebe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25

Mlooerne Croipros. Sen er en-
oaarlis Spiaemanb, iom life fan blaIe
/ 8aiun for fig ielu.
yiutiben er 5ortioens Barn % Srem=
tibens Wor.
Den i~ifreite Tei til sgre er ielp at
f~ortiene ben.
Stanbalen bpiifer - os beus Gtfo
bSres oper belle 8erben.
Oct ubr, iOm titfer bsieit. er life bet,
lom saar ristisit.
Den, iOm lerer / Sus % 9us, Der
9Sben til @iait.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25

5 II aar bar Or. Nusuit asnias
2amenr9ersS raaber peret ct uunopers
i!,st Susmibbel i Dor Gamilie, o. ii tan
,le unoer nosen Omitanbisbeo bore
oet toraoen. SeOrs &ief, 1920 3.
4tb Street, 60 grpsIe, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
St( Wbonnenterne.

Wpe Nbonnemter tan erboloe Dc uofonlme =.
N"aa'nere at "Veo Mrnen" for 80 Gents. Sn""'
Rasauaere foter 1 Gent.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
MDer's NiQer

i~Hssb'lSer inssn m,iaaiR, e,aonSs,l,, better IN, mi,
"s'0'''' men slt s Der ct si,nn,m gis.nRab tslSio,
Ha elaHtsDsrssnsn tilDir,a sas,nibStI-.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25

eestsoteIftr % 1sbsfaIo abonnentus 5amir. optass srhi' Oh"
'psr8Ner instas,s for 8 Gents per Finite. Spu Orb rau.s for n siutt Vms"
MAJ iueisuSs mS Gisripsrsl,u, .aus. Optus.s ben it.
Moresfn5oransrtne Raar en- absunsut suau fin NSusfs irransrt H'
ben tiSlsu abrsi, opsius.
Wcrestelappen pill boif, tao 9ibtn q ute e9s Wart, til Gaton ""
ins paanpt. bps .. f,mtess suRr gIabe.
Nbe Mbonnsnter b.bes inSfnss nsiashs asraf,; poh'cffa, s'uh' "
eut iamt p. Q. Box sur Drawer. ON FABIAN bap,s.
Snobttaitn9 br bMh r., Money Orders. Registered Letters tnu Sna
Local Checks moetases iHt Tom tutO saaltus. ba ri maa f,s, BEN til BEN oan' q.
u' uSa@ts paa' tOr Collection. % bette thu ira Is til % Cents 0lsn -"
'osst Money Order eiantutm ,lr yrkn tb Brut. 9anaba paptr1sus"
II tt ocrom mere b IS Gents. Yt ct if. aniuariat Tor PosL-Noes. hPf"-
Moneyorder' u boas. biatss s Hu. Ssss tnStI s50 ihu fun 8 asH' !"
'tSdses p,o abput Grprtss,Cffs.
Dor pense ienot I almtues lilac press Tan ussiuu,n IN. sarsa r''HH
Del baHHt, at iadbanns Bups blr bort. pa Dsten.
SnottnSers ~ss 0pgps It Ram. beg is fr onsntHssissis sH'i's' !"
siauss.
Siaea 'aa staiuss til m,,S Iii t Hsut. . us'HHs~'ata "'" "
ZEN lib. 3nsbstaRHs RM.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
Aper's Ytaer,

Giaapst Of
n, =. 8. saser 4 Co., sop,u, wos,.
sals's bss aus ErussiIu.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
Fire.Proof Materials.

Fire-proof building material IS COM
ing in quite general nse in the larger
and finer class of buildings in our
larger cities. Fire ruins show that
porous terra-cotta bricks and blocks
best resist fire, water aud frost; next
to these in the order of iire-resistlng
qualities come concretes and burned
clay work. In the best work done,
the iron work is cncased in porous
terra-cotta. tile or brick work in root
floor and tile construction. The hol-
low tiles are faced with vitreous tile,
slate or any good weather proof coat.
inc, or with single thickness OF
brick. Iron and steel frame work en-
cascd in iire.proof materials give the
best possible results. There is a grow
ing preference for light porous ws'ls
of hollow material protecting an IRON
OF wooden frame work. Massive anu
heavy walls of brick or stone VIII d'
for architectu re, but they are not ~
much of mechanical necessity n
| they were regarded . few years ago.. =
| Mechaaical NeVs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
REMARKABLE SURGERY,
Man With the Top of His Head Gut On
Prospects of His Recovery Said 10 be
Good Interesting Case.

Good-Interesting Case.
ERIE, Pa, May S.-The medical ira'er-
nifty here is watching the developments II
& remarkable case, On April q, IN Kent
Il Co. Is woodenware manufactory at Cof-
ny, large circular saw, running ate h'gh
rate of speed burst, aud flying fragment
cut off an oblong section of the crown OF
Il. L. Bishops skull, laying bare nearly
five square inches of the BRAN, 7'ith only
one slight break OF the membraneous ca
velopo under the point where the piece oil
steel iifst cut through the bone. doctor
saw the man in less than SIX minutes alter
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
SUDDENLY CHECKED.


A CorIl - ---.T,
IA a' '''" VI "ys"m'ta Lets Go, Causing
a ma,nlp.. ,pp''nns .'ls'Ster-Loss OF Life and
''''"'''oh VI Property
SnAMoMN, Pa, May GA carload of
dynamite and one of s,pnt nowier blown
up at L"r,,,st Gan nj ton minutra After ton
, O'Clock last night caused the loss Of seven
lives. woupdino oabnnttweptv five natsons
| thle} Of ,thom sta e;;,Eoin,ea 10 di, the do.
moiiton Of twenty.one houses and the
shattering of glass for mile, around Tho
engine, drawing seventy ars. was run.
ming down the grade at a rapid rate to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

ARLINGTON, NEE, May 4,--This morning
a fire was seen on the farm Of the Widow
Freeze, one mile out, which was supposed
to be the baru Of her son-iu-Iaw and fam.
lily who lived with her, A posse of citizens
went out and were horrliod at finding
tho chmrcd remains Of seven human be
ings, only identified by their stuturos, as
follows; Old lady Freeze, Fred Gratchus
chen, his wlo aud threo children, and
Frcd's brother Louis scattered in differ
ont parts of the barn, among the horses
and cows, some iiltoeE Of which were also
burned. A daughter, who is away visit
ing, is the only survivor of the family.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
"a LITTLE NONSENSE.

."How is the earth divided?' "By
earthquakes, ma am. THE IeaeheF'
In the West.-She-"Do you ever
sec n finer sunset than that in the =
East?" He-"No. The sun never sets
in the East. t.n-Lie.
-He-.,Do YOU believe in high
license, Fannie?n She-"What kind
Of license-marriage lcenseP' He
changed the subject Wash'ngto"
Critic.
-Boarler Cooking over breakfast
,sble)-"Liyer-i that all there is for
hreokiast, w Sarah ?' Sarah - "shure'
sorr, there's liver enough for SIX -
Epoch. e
-son--"Papa, how do they eaten
lupaticsp" Cynical Father-'With
diamond necklaces, decollettc dresses
and fourteen button kid gloves, my
boy. IN J. MercwN \
Judge (to prisoner)-"lt seems 70
me that have seen your face before.
prisoner-"I shouldn't be surprised
| JUDGE; | used to tend bar down at tho
| Bald Eagle. n-7eras sJti"gS.
Little Harry (home from school -
~ saw, mother, we had our singing
lesson to-day" "And how dld you
ro, an ." "Teacher said | sang like u
1ird." "Really! What bird p Like
n crow"
-"Tommy," said his aunt, II hear
vour grandmother gave you q watch
on your birthday. Was it hunting
ease watchP" mo" replied Tommy
I who is seven years old, sit was bare
, | faced watch. "-PatsJargh Ielegra9pma bar.
: -Dmley (proudly) - "Y4f Jf the re-
+ ticipated IN one great battt myself,
K bellion. and, if l do % led the way"
o was one of the me.i2ngly)-"what bat
"Featherly "a Galley; Bull Run P'-N'
. T. sm", ,s Georgia negro has no faith IN
y -lp He lays all his money out III
y BAN and hair oil, and the news of
= lbank suspension causes him to OK OK
). claim: "Bust away, but ye cant hur
+ desc lavender breechcs!'-Shoe an
Leather Reporter.
A -"Bromley, I've been going throus
0 NV last winters vests. "tind an
= hills in the pockets, Darringer,F
I eyes. one" Good! A fifty doli'
o hill. | hopep" mo; q bill for sl9.2 70
l. "But there isn't bill of that demon
l nation" "Oh, there isn't, ehP Bron
o' low. it was wash blu. ."-Phiiddetph
II Call.
~ --"Well," said some one to Mrs. IA
- : yenu the other day, ''your friend Mr
:" Struggle has triumphed this seasons 81
~ has the asccndenoy now. hVefy oo'
10 saws so." "My goodness! exciaim
the GOOD but not ovcr-educatcd dam
"von don't say sol Where on ear .I
no aid she catch it--in the street cars'"
'no Mail aM Express.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
Decision for the Candy-Makcrs

CuIcAoo, May Judge Gresham, in tho
Federal court to-day, rendered decision
of interest to confectioners throughout
tho United States, when he ruled that the
Hammorschlag patents for waxed paper
covered only such paper as is made oy
machinery. Hammcrschlag sought to re-
strain Frederick A. Wichelman from an
alleged infringement of the waxed paper
patcnt. JUDGE Gresham held that Wiehel'
mans paper having boon made by hand,
thero was no Infringement, and dismissed
Hammerschlag's bill.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
YOUNG MEN READ THIS.


ALWAYS Do Your Best.
Ii is very common for young men,
I think, TO determine the quality OF
lhcit wcrl by the price which they
are paid for it. only get says such
n one, five dollars u week, and am
sure that | am giving five dollars
worth of service; if my employer
wants more, let him pay more; II he
wants better let him give better
wages. This is spacious reasoning
but it i, false; and it is destructive to
tbe best work, AMI therefore to the
host manhood. NJ man can afford to
do any thing less well than his best
lie who always strives to do ms
host work, in the very process OF
striving will grow better and better
Not only will he grow more
skillful in that particular workman
ship. but he will be better equipped
for other workmanship. This is an
absolutely universal law. II is the
absolutely universal road TO promo
ton. -
rbo man who is careful to give
nothing more thai he gets rarely sIl'
more than he gives In9 man wh' %
works for his own sake, who pups lh'
hest rart Of himself into every bio"
that he strikes. who mixes all his work
with brain and conscience, who studies
to render the largest possible servict
regardless of the compensation wh'cl
it brings, sooner or later will ii nd hi
way on and up, The world learn
his worth, and calls him to highe
service. Nor is this all. By stirring
. himself up TO do always the best h
can, he grows into power to do bel
fer nnd ever better -Chomdrqaaih
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12


N tearing down an old house in Me.
esport Pa, a flask of whisky labeled
y was found. A written prophecy
win 1t which says: Thirty-fvc
as ", ron 1893 slavery viii not exist
'u's land Men will converse from
avn TO beach of ocean easier than in
w., letter, The demons fashion and
~ VIII cn,hrall tho masses. Efforts
"oe made to overthrow rum. Tho
'Dw m candles of to-day will not even
u'ou TO grease boots. Men will touch
NAi as Moses touched the rock for
Ne'' and light will dispcl darkness
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
DEATHsBED CONFESSION.
An Indiana Woman Recites the Partic-
ulars of Murder.
Trained With Ratchet in /: Ccllar--Tor,
lures OF Her Mind Force
the Revelation

HELENA, Mon, May TN October, 1919,
John DEM, Il merchant OF Helena, was
found murdered in the cellar of his store.
Three holes in his skull showed that the
man hal been killed by a hammer or
hGtchet, lIaw The murder was committed
and all matters connected with it have rG'
manned mystery, although detectives
and officers worked on the case for nearly
year. Several persons were arrested
and all acquitted Last week Mrs, M. A.
Eckert, woman who has lived in Helena
eighteen wears, died. and on her death-bed
she confessed to her nurse that she was
the person who had killed john Denn
The nurse made the confession public
tonight Mrs. Eckert was a shrewd busi-
Moss wGllian. When sic left h5r husband
and friends in Indiana and came to Helena
she opened photograph gallery ana made
money, which she invested in real estate,
| so that at the time of her death she had an
| income of 800 a month. The rear corner
| Of her galle"v ahuttsd tgaihst the hulld
| ing in which Dem was murdered, but ol
| all persons suspected Mrs. Eckert was not
| among the number. According to thc
story of Mrs. Holmes her nurse, Mrs
Eckert, few nights before her death
said she had secret +hich che Ansi
confdo. Mrs ECkert first made her nufs'
swear secrecy in case of her recovery
aud then said II killel John Denn.'
Sho said that she went in the night II
Bcuus back door He was accustomed t.
sleep over the store. She took a notti
| along b get sduic whisky, although Dom
was properly groceryman. We wen
down IN tn, cellar to get the liquor, an
when he was stopped over she hit him o
the back Of the head with hatchet Whic
she had concealed in her dress She &C
NIL the money she could find in the safe an
then returned to her house. She said th
horrible phantoms and the torture
mind Of the event forced her into col
fession before she died. Mrs. Eckerrs II
mains were inferred at Bloomington, Ind
| Yesterday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

B,p,uyeuAu, Ala, May CA distress
,rr mistake in jminstering medicine was
a n"saa nv Mrs. j. II. Neal, of North Blr'
mincham. this afternoon, resulting IN inc
dontb Of her iiyc-year-od daughter Mary
rh', child had boon sick for somo time,
a IN, mother had been in thc habit of
riyng it quininc. By accident she go, nola
ofn bottle containing morphine ielt on
,ho m,n,cl and gave hordaughtera heavy
dose of the fatal drug. The mistake was
not ~ noticed until tho child was beyond
mndical aid.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

WItmrA, KAN, May "A storm-cloud
burst at Maize, west of here, extending
oyer space about five hundred yards
wide and a milo in length A darkness al
most equal to that of night covered the
area The streets were turned into rivers,
the water finding an outlet into The
Arlsansas, washing away number of
houses, in one of which lived family
named Rockby, consisting of father,
mother and two children, all of whom
Wero drowned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
The Drummer In the DAYS Immediately
Following tho War.

The Drummer In the DAYS Immediately
Following tho War.
The drummer Of the present day IS
nm eireminate creature compared with
the men who went out on the road
twenty years ago. Now he demands
steam heated rooms, electric lights.
sleeping cars and porter to lug his
grip of samples around town. was
on the river in 1865, carrying a line OF
Goods aid covering territory that ex-
tended from Cairo, Ill.,, TO the head OF
NAVIGATION in Minnesota, taking an
occasional side run up to the mount-
| aims by way of the Missouri river Our
trims would last from two to SIX
months, during which time we had to
take things as we found them. Drum
mers were accustomed to travelling
hundreds of miles on mule or horse
back through sections of country SC
wild that tho stagecoach had not pen
etra,ed. Every one was disturbed BY
the war, and mechanics and laborer'
| followed their duties with ristaS;r
htched to big belt outside over
ovcralls. Nevertheless. no ,eed al with
heard of man being ip,mo,1 ip.o, Rve
firearms in q personal 1u'i'O, ~ occ,.
coffee, sweet potairos ',"a s,.,na on,
sional strip of ,aeon io'n'uu ,,,u ot ,e
oT s'..la 1ia, " Missouri. owing s'
s.apie ''s ,nmiprants, it was diff
n',, ~ '"' W ed lodging, and one night
,as was - Considered lucky to get co
was M.asro forty-six men were sleeping
Man tho commercial traveller serve'
> "a collector aud sometimes carrie
lnroe snms OF money that were
source OF great eoheotu' i. guy.
no vaults or iire-proof safes IN N
, rough hotels of those days st Ao"
. Globe Democrat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
Terrific Explosion.

MAxciirsrfR, II. fl, May s.-A terrific
explosion occurred in the sash and blind
shop of j. Hodges on Elm street this
morning, totally wrccking the boiler
mouse, smashing all windows for roas
around and landing a heavy portion OF the
boiler on the corner Of dive ling-houoe
three hundred feet away, 1t is stated tha'
throo bodies have been already remove,
from the ruins, aud that s yefal persons
wore injured by flying missilol.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

AcwoRru, GA, May Quito a scnsa'
tional affair occurred near this place this
morning about nine o'clock Ancgro had
been circulating some unsavory stores
about number OF young men, lie wa.
met on side the corporate limits OF Ac
worth tins morning by several youns
men, who ordered h IN to stand, and h.
remained until they gave him sixty -lw,
lashes with u horso-whip, when he wa
told to go and sin no more, or what he ha'
received wa, only taste of what was IL
store for him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

CURIOUS annsthctic used by the
lieSe has recently been made known
ambuth in his third annual report
ne soochow Hospital, ltis obtained
laclng a frog in a jar of flour, and
Faing it by probing it. Undet
fe circumstances ii exudes n liquid
en forms paste with u portion OF
Hour This paste, dissolved in wa
was found to possess well markcC
Is'hetic properties. After the finger
been immersed in the liquid for /
minutes, it could be pricked viii
|eeale without any pain being felt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

Drpt,X, MAY 4 Mr.. Dillon, in speech
ot K,lmurry, County Limerick, to day, au'
ylsod the people to adopt the Plan ol Cam
naign. and TO boycott all persons VINO
take evcted farms. Though the PooP'p'
he said were bound toobey the com''"nu'
Of Rome in the matters oil Chufe a'S-
ciplinc, they would not have roiih'S o'''
toted to them 10y Italians
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

HAGlSTBATE in Washington, D. c..
4 veterinary surgeon $50 for
|ing the tails of a pair of horses be-
fng 10 an English resident. The
refused to hear any testimony
the necessity of an operation o'
sort ruling that every well con
|ed horse has n natural righ'
he use of his tail with whicl
|eep of the flies and mosquitoes
|mon TO that section. America hai
proud honor of furnishing the frs
rnment that recognized the prl
rights of animals.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

RALEIGH, n. C., May AT Carthage,
Moore County, u young man named Nc
Neill shot Miss Ida Poe seriously wound
ing her Jealousy is supposed to have
been the cause of the shooting. McNeill
called to see the young lady, and finding
that sho was entertaining another gentle
man in the parior, asked her to come TO
the door, and shot her. He then fled.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

BrRLIS, May THE Empcror's fever
continues low, showing that no fresh alb
scess is forming. DR.. Mackenzie induces
him to take necessary food but his weak
ness is becoming serious, He had refresh
ing naps this afternoon. This evening he
emphasized the remark that he felt
stronger by clinching his fist vigorously
and stretching and Withdrawing his arm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
ANIMALS IN SUMKEH'


suggestions Presented by tho
American Humane .tssociation.
Provide water fresh, pure water.
Think. reader, iiUN soa are refreshed
by drink Of cool Waer on . hot day,,
The lower animals are equally III need
If the insans of quenching thirst.
The active dog requires drink fre-
oucntly during the hot day, az does
also the cat, and dish of fresh water
should stahs where they can have ac-
cess TO it. Undoubtedly many dog
is driven to madness through lack OF
water and the testimony is that ny
droahobia is almost unknown in those
localities wiief5 dogs can drink when
they wish.
Every citv, village and country
town should be literally supplied with
drinaing .luntains for animals, ana
they should be so constructed that
even the smallest dogs can drink from
| them. No gift 10 a people confers .
| greater pleasure than fountain anu
That petscr who turns aside n stream
from the field and gives watering
| trough to the roadside, OF prov iaes
| fountain at which man and beast can
drink pure water is truly a puollc
benefactot.
| Give the horse frequent opportunity
| to oueuch lhirst at times when not 'oC
much ovcrheatcd AMI before eating
! Tc drink freely Immediately after cat
inc progcnts q favorable digestion OF
food.
Provide shade. How lHstinrtiycl1
we seek the shadow when the sun i
pouring its hot rays on the dry an'
marching earth. If the pasture IS no
nroyided with shade trees in a con
, ycniont locality, set four, six CT elgh
supports, across which place 'tra" 0
, | rrass, and thus in a brief tme' an
with little labor make shade i
r which animals can rest from the hes
t If the rnn, to the great comfort
homselyo3 a1d benefit OF their OWL
o ers.
S Remove the harness from the morse
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12
Smndish nuty on Pork.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE L, $. Consul
ot stockholm has informed the Depart
mcnt of State that the Swedish farlia
ment has decided to put duty of twenty
ore Is 40 centsl per kilogram on pork,
and Of twenty-six ore (6lt ccnts) or
smoScs pork This is important to Amer
lean dealers, as ninety five per cent, oil Tho
pork imported into Sweden is from 'h'
United States.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-12

ATHENS, GA, May LAST night when
Neal Taylor, railroa! laboict, went to
his home, he found taat his wife had en-
broced Christianity. Neal, whose rclg-
ious prccepts are rather lax endeayorel
to persuade his wife TO forsako her newly.
formed faith, and upon her refusal to do
so used more effective argument in the
shape of a bed slat, The wonan's hands
were tied above her head, and she was
forced to bend herself over a trunk while
her fondish husband beat her unmcrcl
fully. The woman is dying from the eff
focts of the beating, and her inhumau
husband is AT large.