davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
SSlano.

Sfslge be nDeite Gfterretninger fra
Sslanb er 9ilitanben paa Spolanbet
iarbeles tilfrebsfilenbe: 8eiret milot
os Siiteriet riselisere END nosenfnbe
fsr. Saa Norblanbet filler 5OrbOlbene
fig enoel usunitisere.
Den itsrite 8esipenbeb paa 0en | be
iibIte Maaneber er ben ualminbelis
itarte S%orbrpitelie, Der blep bemarfet
paa Spolanbet ben 2Soe OftOber cs
after sientus fig ben 13be Rouember;
iterfeit oiite ben fig paa ben iaafalote
&epfjanasbulus, 2anbets ipboeflise
Del, bpor Der forben bar funbet bull
fanIfe rbbrub Steb; paa bette Steb
repnebe SOrben / faa sfriots Gftanb
fra bet berperenbe 5prtaarn, eaers iises
bisIe Sororpitelier lite at babe anrettst
nosen peientlis Sfabe. @eolosen, Gbs
iuntt 3borobbien, bar G%nlebnins beraf
ubienbt en- Mensbe Soreipsrssler,
bpprfra ban ~ianbipnlisois oil bente
Materiale til en- Gi5anblins ON bette
interesiante gmne. Set islanolte lite
rere SelFabs Gfbelins / &epfiapif bar
beIuttet at ubsiue ct Winbefrift ON
&aIt, ~fOrfattet af DR.. phil. Q. @. Of
fen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
alt 90 nli9t t.

Vinteren | l%loIanoet. Sra be for.
fielise Gsne tpmmsr MI Giterretuinser
ON it1rft Sneialb. Sra So6ien mel
bes ON itsrrs Stanosninser / Iraiifen ;
troos omfattenoe 5criistisbebsresler fra
Observation-Disclosures SIDE tier Der
2osforlintelier, os ms0em entslte Yper
/ Grtsblersene er 5%Orbinoelisn aibrubt.
s England lisser Snsen flere Sob
bsit / 0erbpibire ps S~tahproi5ire.
Haa iamtlise unsarite Statsbanes
Inner os pau be fleite ainier al ben siter.
risife Spobans er aisrslen ittanoiet at
Suemasier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
Gu beromt Cages Dorifriit.

Or. 6. .. Senrp, Chicago, 81, be,
bar prattiieret iom 9ase / mango Nar
itriper: Stbite 8aar pleiebe ies at TO-
r~eifripe Papillon (Clarkes extract Of
flax Skin Cure / 40 a so 1ilialoe, %
jes fjenoer life ct eneite 3ili9loe, buor
bet flos fell. Seq tienber iutet 2ase,
miooel, les bar iaaban 5iaib til. Oct
belbreoer ale SlaSs Suoipsoomme.
2ilialss poeralt for 800 pr. SLATE
eaer ienet peo Mootaselieu af Yriieu.
8 Decorab hos 6. s. Weiier. Yapilon
Company, Chicago, 81. (3)
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
On Rayteins belstse epsaselie.

aaptein Coleman, ihr. Weprtoufb, br'isf'
at reije melem Ntlantie Gitp % Nep yort
San bar blepen iaa bsipGrst Of Soite, at bar
lite iinbe fope, os ban LOB fig formal I'll al
prsse Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY mob Ia
ring. Oct GAP BAN lite Blot sisblifislis Yin
bring, men borttos gmbeben | 8rpftst. pans
gprn bar ansrebns paa famine Waaoe, men
IN enielt 9oiis bapse famine belbise gtrfntns
yaa benz. Or. Rings Rem DISCOVERY er M
It ftabist brust Nibbd | Goleman'5 arlllter
% umbsrb paa Sionnsrtsn. Sri prpoefia'l'
at bette RDnfter %emebtum bes 8. 3. Wonf'
somerp q Co., o. Saa Gpotbefer | aus dHort
Nper. -
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Yaa Amaser blep en- Dag nebIastet
247 Spin, iom bar mistanft for at
bore imittet. 9eres @arbi bar $3.50
&r., os @ierne bapbe Iluttet ben Operz
enstomit meo Iutboriteterne, at, buis
9prene befanbtes ipse, ltulbe Der no
betales : at garbien, mobiat Tilfalbe
fulb 8erbi. Geb Sbouftionen fanbtes
life ct eneite 9pr libenbe af Spsooms
men.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Once upon a time the Duke Of
Wellington, when accused of being
an Irishman, made a stiff denial Of
the accusation. "But weren't you
born in IrelandT' asked his accuser.
81 was,' replied his Grace, "but if a
man happened to be born in a stable
do you call him a horse? / am an
Englishmanw cried the Duke, "wher-
ever l was born"
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Seriom 8 pnifer at fire Gbers
Sl9stntnse os 8enner en- bebaselis os
filter &eiie fra europa til bette lanb,
iaa tisb Biuetter for benz meb 8altis
oresIfoelinsen al 8remers9 inien, Tom
i9lser benz for ben laue 8ris at $31.45
fra Nor9e, 9anmarf us Sverige belt
frem til Gbicaso. guiinoer paa 9uiinz
Der al Sfanoinauer bar 9jort &eiien
meo benre linie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

3si Mlber. s @aarben "Stpre
8iers" 5Ombors ueo 9emois leper en-
Iftastsfone, Der bar naaet ben iielben
bsie Ilber al naiten 1O2 slar. Sun, er
raif os rDriS FAINT a~unbsfr,if. Senbes
Spn CT iaa uipaffet, at bum meo 2etbeb
leier ~alminoelist 9rpt uben at anpenbe
@las. Sen enefte Cans, Der er roset
ip9ffet, er 6srelIen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

The staple articles necessary to the
comfort and happiness of your families
command a STAPLE price. 1t is the
same with daily papers. The St.
Paul Daily Pioneer Press is the best
daily paper in the West, and when
you pay $40 for a years subscription
to this excellent paper you are sure
to get your moneys worth.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
Glarfe'S Hlar Salne.

Selbreber Biles, Salt Rbeum, 1etter,
8ranbiaar, Saar, &nipiaar, Saar Dos
Born, @nibnins, iaare 8rpftoorter os
llbIlet. De, iom liber af gatarrb, oil
inbe bette ct u~unbuerlist Nibbel %
iiffer &ur. Bebaselis at BRUCE o. 2ils
irebsitiIelie s~urauteres. Bris 25 Gents
pr. 9Gife, tilialss bos q. s. @eiier,
Decorab, Soma 14.14.1a
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Wiboeliart gD bar pau en- Maabe
800 Iar sammel iibite Nar. Den at.
nemlis / Iaret 1887 af Song
grif clippings Moroere, us sienupbps
sebes berpaa itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

ben ppbasebs man mart en- for Ransb.
imaa DloenbOrrelaruer, Der bapbe Op.
abt @rasrsoberne, iaa at aft GrasIet
bar saaet ub. Sfisnt Der fibfte Som.
n.er par temmelis itarf Sast paa Dloen.
bprrelaroer Der paa Gsnen, iaa er Dog
en- Del unbTupne Os bar last beres sgs
be paasialbenbe Steoer, bourfra MI en-
bel Mansbe imaa 9arper er rebe til at
biemisse Gsnen neite Olbenburreaar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Gn Dugre 6aarSeier fra @jh er
~foripunoet efter at babe befaitet fin
@aarb meb @ielo lanst oper bens
8arbi. &imelisuis for at bans Some
ital erinore bam uben bog at lanses
aft for meset, bar ban fer fin Gireiie
sioet benbe e, alporlig 9rast Brpal.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Gn Sroi6efubf | Guardian bar
sjort en- &olumbus : 9gs : Dpfinbslie,
meboeler ct tpif 8lab. lSans Seit iaa
baarlis, os ban siOroe oerfOr ct Guriss
paa at iatte 8riaer pua Seiten. 5ors
isset lptfebes! Seiten ubfsrer MI fine
Ylister meb 8riQer for ginene.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
Sspnlesheo fan ct Mennefe iftetaa

SVVHFVrIVV FH1 Ct Ut0IKFVIte tIt1 IuuI'
lRn9ere eno nj eaer ii 8ssn 0ette trent
saar tpoeIis Of en- i aina meset oite AT.
penot Maaoe at eretoere en- 9sbsbom
paa, ioet man nemlis iimpeltben bOlbe,
ben 9smte oausen, inbtil 9sben inbtrn-
Der, os bet pleier Tom &esel at lie / s..
af bet 9os eIer lobe 0esn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Nafifop teller III, efter be tommunale
Manbtalsliiter for inbeoerenbe Iar,
$685. Snbbpssere, nemlis al Wanofisu
3O52 % at &~pinbetjsn 3312.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Gn Dame bar forleben Dag iaa ubels
big at ftiere i'm npe aiOle efter en- Noz
bejuurnal fra 1888, Tom bun bapbe taset
for en- fra 81. Der blep talbt life min,
bre END tire 2aser til benbe | 2sbet al
9asen os ben iSlsenbe Nat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

llnber en- minSre Sloebrano &iars
teminoe Iputbef brenote ct fontant
SelDb at 5000 &r. Set er bog mulist,
at Gputbeler 3offmann fan faa nuset at
9abet eritattet, ba De furfullebe 8eiter
af Seolerne er Sebolb us here Numere
etonu fienbeliae.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
0anmart.

:, ssbiers itriues ben 2oOe Seeer.
s,r MI laies eler tales ON es'
w. man pei forubiatte, at enbuer
..sr benns gp lisser, life ale ber'
y, uioeuce ON bet eiU Der rOrer
s.-,,, / "ganmarfs San 5ran'
for nsppe 20 Gar iiben funbe
,,rae not babe fOrbsrt fig ON gss
ID iissn uilOe funne babe siost
s,rr,ers Oplpsnins ON bsnne 8p.
y, ,r 10 nenlis ben, at nOsen by
s,Hs geaun erifterebe ben Sang lite.
;,rStes fun en- @aarb, Der baobe
/, Al 4esbjsrssaarS", efter benne
IS ,r gpen Optulot, efteriOm ben
,da fig paa Osns SOrber. 5Or
a BAT gpsn ct SnObpsserantal, Der
[,,r ia fartt be 5000, bpilfst er
rtS mansen ajObftao beri 2anoet.
Mo 5rs refer fig, Os 8psseplabs
s,r for en- 5 q 6 Iar iiben funbe
!. ior ca. 25 Ore pr. ap. Men,
ar. rs gre. Com en- 5slse
(,rns ftarte 7ilpart bar man MI
saoerne 0aone, ba bet basbe i'm
ganFslisbeo meb at finbe uo af,
solf bUeoe. Sopebsaoen bar
[,Sss fau.t @aonet &onsenssabe,
|cnSr, @aoer funne nepnes 8ors
FaSe, S~aunesabe, Sernbaneoei, arOns
tisnssaoe, euslanbssabe, SpllanOss
| smecesabe, Stormsabe o. I. b.
qorp er usiaa bleOet inbrettst, %
aibulbss MI "9orpeoas" bper 9irss
Otter Sorlpbenee ere ,osle al
Ina furmaaenoe Menb traabte iamz
for at utrte ben til Oprettelien at
Epinslasteri Der i esbjers. Oct er
nesss 5uipl unberfafet, at ct idas
/ pil funne sipe ct sobt Operfub,
ium bet pil bnpe bet fOruo for
lac andre suinsilasterier Der 9ans
at Observation-Disclosures meo
rbanen al 5laitet ipares ps burtisere
IRA nugen anoen Saun fan moo bet
klle @arteb, OS afalbet pil faa en-
tr Gfiatnins til ben fore Grbeioers
B, Der inbes Der | Gsbjers. Spret
N af en- tefniif Sfole itaar osiaa paa
ksorosnen % baabes realiieret til
i 9Iar. gn 8aiar, ber for nplis at
uNuRrterforeninsen blep afbolbt til
(Ssl iur Stolen, gao ct SuerIfllb at
l0OO 8r.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

aiperlins irDoer. 9isserens Some
9u 8al, aafer tar On Of Dig 2r9beins
Dit, ba?
&al: Oct ia ies Il Dig, Sentu mi,
-ies pil bare iurre bet paa ben andre
Soften mao Ell Stuno, for jes blir iao
trat at at hoppe omtrius paa bet FANNIE
8eine belle 8asen, %itjsnner 9u oel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

"9et CT parb fin @ast / @ulb; er
en- alminbelis 5alemaaoe. Men me.
bens @uloets 8arbi paaoirfes meset,
iaa forriuses bog albris gerbien al
Nper's Sariapuriaa Tom ct blobrsns
ienoe Miooel. Oct fjsrner fra Spite,
met SfrOiulu, iefu naar aue andre
Mioler bar Ilaaet Sell.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Saaret bliper tpftere, Sfalbetbeb fus
reres, sraat Saar faar isien i'm naturs
lise Jarpe, bpis man bruser Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

BY a judicious use of oral instruc-
tons the DEBORAH Institute claims
that it does for its students twice as
much as it otherwise could do. The
Spring term opens April 10Th.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
YruO.Gronan"

er ct np inuitreret, ltrenst moralif, otte
Sioer iuenit uusboms Blab. Den inbes
boloer interesiart 2rsnins; Sitter.
maals Nunonier fra baaoe Damer o.
6errer en- Specialitet. Seno en- rs
Gents Boital ROts for ct Gnr elIsr fem
2 Gents 5rim9rter for Brspenummer.
Goresie: "Yruo &rouau~
Dor 365, Winneapolis, Rinu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
From a youthful point of view.

From a youthful point of view.
"What kind of a looking gentle
man is your sisters beau, Master
Tommy; is he young?
81 should say So, replied Master
Tommy; "why, he hasn't got any
hair yet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01
Srnfnet oanif Ssmano. Den banItt

Srllfflet 0aflr SGtl1atl0. Den 6anIt(
@eneralfoniul | 2eitb bar ifrepet til
aisbenbapn, at en- banit Ssmanb BET
Napn Grnolb 8usse, ipm bleu forbpre,
| Gan 5rancisco meo bet enselite Sfit
"Gape Breton" ben 24be STARTS. 1887,
er falben operbOro os brutnet, ~efterla.
oenoe fig ct minbre 8elsb. 9a ben
Giosbes Sjemfteb us S~lestninse ere
ubefienbte, %opfurbres be, iom tunne
sipe Splpsnins berom, til at benpenbe
fig til ubenrissminiferiet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

Det norife os iuenffe Sice-g oniulat / De
corab, Soma, uoiteoer 5ulomaster os IND.
fororer Grpemioler | bet sanle 2anb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

t0Orrer. 8 Gfteraarets 2sb
paa be bare Marter / llbum
liore @ansOer af gletter,
tt,rs. s'et bar foripunbet. Yau
d, laass en- Wansbe imaa rumble
ivy 0so at trabie libt neo / Sor.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

"6arumgaarb" er af g~tatsraabinbe
Subr iplst til &ultusminiiter Scape>
MUS.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

5'1s ia 0oriens Itrioes, at 2ebnssreoe
: paaq gaa Boiler Deb Soriens bar ferret
ll.l,, 70 arise 50oielsbas, | bpilfen Gns
-e.u, rs zen traftige % peb spb Sel6reb
~, sls' taA gyceQence mootOs mango 8eui=
ssl Sa uitr6mtet SDia9telie ue 8jer.
A. 9ebOerne at Goblet | be ON
taSs 8ger, lltb, uitrup, Seiel ps
i'n!a krtsS uoerrafte peb en- Population
!. cd FSssie, buuri De 6iertelise Orb
Wv F'te Nsres 5slelier for @repen, Der
,psauI ttlNis 1T uoerraft en- imuf 8ibel. -
Nv Fritsn "8aItians" S%unftionerer,
: . Ftlise Grbeibere % ale IA Isenter /
pet ~uoerratte liselebes @repen et
ffesle, buurl Der brastes bam ben
fn1 ftsllgite 9ptGrffnins os bpbtfslte
It !" TOR bans eble os humane Sanbles
,,,I noe Itroo benz. Om Nftenen lamles
SrOelosrne p9 5unftionarerne /
',S 9etDr Senninss' 8olis, buor mango
usts,d faIsr tsrates paa @repens Bel ps
d" Vet llRlOen sObs Samarbeioe, Der
auI q steO oeo oeune b~etpbelise Sabrif.
c,,,a| Flfop GnBelstoft % @nitrn /
ID s"' Ts ASi~tioelisbolbt ben 21be 3ecbr.
,.s SHlobrpaupsfet. Sra offentlise
P'''ate gpsuinser Hasebes Der /
'as s@s %anleOnins, os &loffen 9 ON
hssi 's'nsn itilebe 8risabemuiiten /
N'0I'Sens 8aarb os blate &praler.
I'd, ,.''' alSeritesne sgstepar, Der bapbe
A. e!soe at ie ale fine 8srn o. en-
S'rnebSrnene ON fig, mobtos
I .v'ia y ssOlier paa ben Gstelie os Sens
!" u9'', ION bet bar pibit / oHentlise
, s,sS Sa'a's 6Orbolb at oinbe fig / Stiftet,
nd sm samle 8iifop MI bar pirfet
a. y 30 Var. alotten 10 inbfamot Bps
- Fs meb gorsermeferem iom
Ts'a. ri. l mpbte Deputationen
s'afeltabet. stiftspropiten bar
'd' .''st % Ooerratte 8rubeparret fra
ssp@ a' Sraiter en- @ape, Der beitOb af
~.sralot Wsblement, fOr7isnise
=, I'''s ainfiaser % en- islpbeIasen
t. y eaoells al. 2 Tom ben fibte
aa,'0a' lom &epreientant for &az
r0'el'. 8iifOppen, Der trObs fin
S''st enOuu fulot ub paretaser fit
~. l9'ote ben sbe slusuit fit s2Oe
!, a'Ssns siipinSen er u aar
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-01

|srss Sthl
Rdaaa 4
rag Grga.{
psnn-sI
RtR,u'ElAl
Ft.-shsi|
| sISns' 3atl
skb,t (r,v,,E
Isitu5Esa-A
% pa ID
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28
MorpbIa HabitueS-

Watch a morphis habltue deprived
of the drug. The first slight uneasi-
ness and sense of discomfort gradually
passes into extreme restlessness accom-
panied by the most profound depres-
sion; the stomach becomes 50 irritable
that nothing can be retained, and there
is a nausea and distressing sensation of
emptiness and sinking. The whole
nervous system, which has been work
ing so long under a deadening weight,
abuses its liberty and runs absolute
riot; breath of air, which woal1 bring
relief TO An ordinary sufferer, Is painful
to him; so sensitive Is the skin, that
touch dlstresses. and even the eye and
ear are incapable OF tolerating the most
ordinary stimulations.
To these troubles is added sleepiess-
ness. the patient can not get "a mo-
ment's rest; OF, IL he should close his
ewes Ia sleep, horrible dreams and an
inde6nable terror takes possession OF
him, and makes him dread that condi-
ton which Others look to for consola-
ton ari,s relief. Incapacity to take
food. prolonged siesplessDess, constant
sneezIng. yawning and vomiting, palm
full acuteness of all his senses, and
other troubles sink the sufferer into
condition of prostration and despair,
only to be relieved by morphia-
Who, then, can wonder if the wretch
Yields again TO the drug which has SO
long snslaved him? HoverIng between
a1.orgiug TO be free and feeling OF
incapacity to endure his sgonies, ne
asks reproachf6lly whether 1t is true
teat science has discovered no means
of relief, no substitute for morphia,
which may be given him until the
storm be past. No. We have no means
at our disposal which will do more
than alleviate thess sufferings. and If
the morphla habitue will be freed he
must place himself undet such control
As can prevent his giving Way under
the trial. as he almost inevitably WI, II
left to himself.
But severe as the ordeal is, he has
this consolation and this great induce
ment to submit to it-namely, that il
is short. A few days will see him
through the worst, and although he
may not be comfortable for a week or
two, his discomfort is endurable and
becomes less and less, until 1t gradu-
ally passes in ease and health.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28
A Poets Revenge.

When the poet Sheffel was staying in
Italy for the benefit of his health he re-
ceived letter from friend in Ger
luauy-an unfrauk letter-containing
nsthing but the words: "I am well.
With kind regards Yours. etc. ~
Annoyed at having to pay double post
age for such an Insignificant piece of
news, the poet determined to serve his
friend out He procured large stone
of immense weight, packed 1t in a box
and sent it to his correspondent, ''Car-
riage collect. The latter, in the be-
lief that the contents of the parcel were
valuable. gladly paid the heavy charge
for carriage, opened the box, and found.
to his horror, nothing but an ordinary
stona
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28
THAT PRECIOUS BIBLE.
A Good story Told by a Prominent
Chicago Business Man

John Kinney, OF the frm of Kinney
i Ransome, tells a little story about
himself which may strike a familiar
vein in some other mans eXperi3nce.
When 1 was young chap" says he,
"I got the Pixies Peak fever along
with lot more of the men and boys of
our town, and as was pretty hard to
manage around home. and as some
Staid old friends OF my fathers were
going to the new gold country, il was
concluded that should go with them.
When we were all ready to shut my
trunk and lock II. my mother, who,
bless her, was more than half afraid to
have me go out into that rough coun-
try, brought a handsome clasp Bible
out Of her bedroom and laid 1t in my
trunk on top of the other things.
Now, Johnnie" said she, 81 want
you to promise me that you will read
this Bible every day."
''Of course 1 will mother" 1 said;
"I will read it every chance have"
"And, JOHNNIE" :" said she. 81 wans
you to study well the Sermon Oh the
Mount. 1t will do you good You
will find il In st, Matthews and St.
Marx. and st. Luke and st. John, but
the best is in St. Matthew You will
read 1t often. won't you, Johnnie!"
II promised every thing, and /
meant to keep my promise, too. But
somehow l never did. never opened
the Bible; never even undld the clasp.
After had been at Pixies Peak some
time, and spent nearly all the money
that my father had given to one OF his
old friends for me, / started with what
was left to come home. / Joined a
Ir,f
left me at the Missouri crossing and L
had q terrible time from that on l ran
out OF money and then spent all 1 could
borrow on such valuabies as 1 could
pawn. would have sold that Bible a
dozen times If 1 could have found any
body to buy it. Well. after a heap of
walking and all sorts of hardship I
finally reached home. After the kiss
ing and talking was over my mother
began unpscking the little handbag /
had brought back In the place OF the
trunk took away. In the bottom OF
it she found the little clasp Bible.
Your Bible looks as If you hadn't
used 1t much.' she said.
Yes" said 1, 81 took very good
care OF it,
ibid you read 1t, Johnnre?" she
asked,
'.Of course did: read it every day."
"You read the Sermon on the Mount
then, did you?" she aske1. with kind
of peculiar expression il her eyes.
Yes, very often"
'sThen she opened the Bible to St.
Matthew and there lay a $50 bill she
had put between the leaves. There
was $40 bill, too, in each St Mark,
st. Luke and st. John-S50 in all-and
and would have given every cent of
it to have been ont of that room.
81 told you st. Matthew had the
best account of the Sermon on the
Mount" was all my mother said about
the NATTER -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28
strychninc for Drunkenness.

Some years since Jarochewski, a
Russian biologist, found by expert
ments made on dogs that strychnine
not only destroys the narcotic action of
alcohol, but enables the system to sup
port large quantities of alcoholic spir-
its without the usual Injurious effects.
Russian physicians now report great
success in the treatment of dipsoma-
mia, or the alcohol habit, by means of
nitrate of strychnine. The drug is
said not only to relieve the immmedi-
ate after effects of alcoholic excess,
but in many cases to destroy all crav-
ing for Intoxicating liquors.
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QuiniUIc.

The beginning, We are told, of the
enormous increase in the supply of Gin
chona-from which quinine Is made
was in 1875, in which year the CeyIon
products appeared on the market to
the extent OF 5000 pounps. In 1879
it had increased to 513 900 pounds; in
1886, to 10, 900, 900 pounds.
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to Musgrave, who, when We had m
ished. said: Never mind, Conny; Ray
and Barrett shall dine with us tonight.
know them both as the best of fel-
lows, and L am delighted to renew their
acquaintance.
Before the bright days Of spring came
round again Constance and / were
married, Jack Barrett acting in the
capacity of best man.
When the Academy opened again /
found had another picture on the
line. It was the portrait Of my fair
unknown
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28
AT the funeral of an

AT the funeral OF an aged lady IN
Pennsylvania recently, there were
present eight near relatives. the young
est of whom was over seventy years OF
age.
-Ihers are over 2,6oU soldiers In
the E,ussian army afflicted with opth-
alma in~ihe hospitals of the Odessa
district alone. These cases are en-
tirely treated by nurses and have DO
skilled medical attendance.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-28
\ Bad Spell

-. went about with look benign,
80 hung her clothes upon the lign,
Tbsp caIied her husband in 10 digu
Il. sroks 20 her In accents rough.
a. iisparaged the garden slough
n. .as 4 man Of manners CROUCH
u. aid she knew he hated lamb
m. ,linuer was the merest shamb;
Why didn't she prepare some hamb2
sb, looked AZ him and muttered pughl
ABd a-keI, What can a woman dugh
To please a cranky man like yugh2"
Was she a woman 20 sit dumb
While he came 10 with aspect gIumb2
she would not stand Il, not by sumb.
His Judgment Of good food she doubted,
ais grounds OF criticism she scoubted-
Half mad with rage these words she
sh0Ubtgd-
Then wifh a look of pain aud worry,
The wife arose and in great torry,
Wen. 70 ler mothers in a horny.
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"A silver haired patron of the Fifth
avenue Hotel, New York, who has
lived there for twenty-five years, claims
that IN that time his lodging and meals
have cost him 100000.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-24
Bar11r, 4nnne and Garden.
FEEDING STOCK.

Last winter 1 kept pair of two-year.
old steers that did not have mouthful
OF upland hay for more than half of the
winter, and the meadow hay that they
ate was OF quite inferior quality. I gave
them three pints per day of cornmeal
and wheat middlings mixed and no other
provender. These steers gained two
inches in girth during the winter and
were worked some too. There is no trou-
BILE in keeping cattle in thriving condi-
ton with inferior hay and a small
quantity of provender. Some one very
wisely observed not long since that
where COW had nothing but meadow
hay to eat she would MUNICH it quietly
and contentedly, not knowing that there
was anything better, and I have found
this to be true. II the stock has no re-
cent knowledge of any better fodder than
is being fed to them, they will be quite
sure TO eat it. OF course provender in
sufficient quantities should be fed where
nothing but inferior hay is fed, for
stock will not thrive as they ought on
such hay with nothing to supplement it.
"A Moulton, IN Eastern Farmer.