davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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"Oh, papa" she said, with a blush, "young
Mr.. Chestnut, who owns SO many coal mines
in Pennsylvania, is coming again this even
ing, and he says he wants to see you ON some
importankb business
"An right, my dear" responded the old
man, chucking her playfully under the chin.
II guess know whatth young man wants.
That evening Mr.. Chestnut came to the
point at once:
"Mr. Hendricks" he said boldly, ~ want
TO ask you'd you hAve laid in your winter's
stock of coal. Now York Sun.
, 1888-09-20
Steamed Potatoe. Are Best.

Professor Wagner publishes analyses in
support of his conclusion that steamed pota-
toes are far more nutritious than boiled
ones. In the process of boiling, the vege-
tables give up considerable portions of nutri-
cious salts, while they also take up more
water than when steamed, and become pro
portionately weaker.-Bostor Budget
, 1888-09-20

Jones Ito Robinson, weary and footsore)-
Been fishing, Robinsonl
Robinson-Ya'aS
Jones-Catch anythingl
Robinson-Naw; didn't even catch the last
train home.-New York Sun
, 1888-09-20
hartley CAMPBELL.
THE FATAL SUCCESS Of AN
AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHT.

How Wealth and Fame Grew Out of a
Roll of Wrapping Paper and a Couple
of Lead PenciIs-The Story of my
Partner"
BARLEY Campbell had about four years of
such exquisite enjoyment as is permitted to
very few men. But he lacked moral fiber
and his great successes overwhelmed him.
When he found money rolling in in a fashion
that promised really great wealth in a very
few years he seemed to nave sought excite
ment of a different kind, which should bal
ance the exhilaration and surprise that he
found in the splendid change of fortune that
came in a night. The safeguard for men of
Campbelrs temperament at such times is the
family, and he had a charming one. But he
sent his to Europe, and although he lavished
all the money they needed upon them, yet he
was beyond the restraining influences of do
mesticity, and it is no doubt partially due TO
this that he is now dead, as he has been intel
lectually dead for two years or more.
We suppose that Campbells career will be-
come historic as that of the one American
not an actor who made a distinct %pecuniary
success as a playwright. 1t is, indeed, a pity
that he should have collapsed on the thresh-
old of a career which, with a man of sterner
resolve and greater self control, might per-
A0PS nav "a AACAt bhdb " any VI IN VIII
ners of great pecuniary prizes in dramatic
composition. The fact that Campbell actu-
ally became famous and stepped over the
threshold which divides poverty from wealth
in one night is known to every one. But
there are some interesting and highly sug-
gestive incidents connected herewith, which
it is now possible to tell for the first time.
In the early spring of 1879 Campbell turned
up in New York almost in extremity. he
was indebted to friends for the bed on which
he slept, and when he did not meet a friend
he was frequently compelled to go hungry.
He haunted one or two newspaper offices,
and sold a little matter, and was extremely
grateful for the aid thereby obtained. But
great as was his poverty, he had a char
acteristic Irish way of living in the clouds
and never betraying any of the s~ervility or
dependency which usually beset the person
who is far to the bad pecuniarily.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
FOREIGN FACTS.

Advices received from Hong Kong say
that the imperial commissioners who was
especially appointed to investigate the
loss of life in the Yellow River inunda-
tions sends an official report to the
emperor of China that the total number of
persons drowned is over 10000, and the
number Of destitute l, 100000, apart from
those whom the flood had driven into
other districts.
Forty persons were killed by the explo-
sion of the little steamer Rafail Reyes in
the harbor at Carthagena,
Emperor Frederick III and the Empress
arrived in Berlin on the 10th inst.
The Prince and Princess of Wales cele-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage on the 10th inst
Bussia's government has ordered all rail
ways centerinE in Krev to hold tranSporta
tion facilities at the disposal OF the gov
eminent. Troops are TO be moved in large
numbers to the Bulgarian frontier as soon
as spring breaks.
a Spanish republican conspiracy has
been discovered at Valencia, and the lead
ers have been arrested.
brakeman, was instantly killed at St.
Thomas tho other morning.
The Pope has been seriously i'll for some
days, and grave fears are expressed that
his recovery is extremely doubtful.
Disastrous floods are reported in Austro-
Hungary
Rumored that the Canadian government
will pubs a blacklist of American firms
in the habit of entering dutiable goods
under false pretenses, thus escaping the
taxes.
The German troops have taken the oath
of fidelity TO the new emperor.
The late emperor's funeral occurred on
Friday, the 10th inst, with full state cere-
monies.
Twelve persons were drowned by the
breaking of bridge in Berlin on the 10TH
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22

weeks ago, has been acquitted. The
shooting was clearly accidental, but was
the result of gross carolessness during a
drunken spree. The two were railroad
men and great friends They had been at
a dance, and in the morning were in a
saloon, when McCarty playfully pointed
his revolver at Carpenter and it was dis
charged, killing him instantly.
The government has granted permission
to the state troops TO use the government
field on Mackinac Island at the next en-
campment, provided the state repair all
damage that may be done to the fences
and grounds.
The business men of Coldwater have or
ganized for the purpose of booming the
town.
Prof. Cook of the agricultural college is
very i'll.
A Louisville, KY, bank, which has been
obliged to foreclose upon lot of seven
years old whisky, has caught on to the
condition of things in Michigan, and is
writing to the bankers in the dry counties
Offering the liquor for sale by the gallon.
A Jackson military company will con
test at the Indianapolis competitive drill.
Louis Alonzo, IS years old, living near
the corner of Franklin and Rivard streets
Detroit, was stealing a ride on a Lake
Shore freight train the other afternoon.
The jefferson avenue bridge brushed him
Off the train between the cars. He fell
under the wheels and was literally cut to
pieces.
BARLEY Breen has allowed on3-third Of
the time fixed by law to elapse without
giving notice that he will contest Mr..
Seymour's seat.
W. J.. Waters of Utica, Mich, has been
transferred from the agricultural bureau
TO the postoflice department, under John
j. Enrlght.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
A quantitY of dYnamite expIoded in the

A quantity of dynamite exploded in the
heart of the city at Duluth, Mimi, the
other day. Many of the best buildings in
the city were damaged.
The coal operators OF the Pennsylvania
and Ohio districts have perfected an
organization TO govern the actions of
shippers and operators in both states.
The secretary of the treasury tells con
gress that he is opposed to Sherman's bill
for the inves tment of funds for the re-
demption of national bank notes. He re-
CARDS 1t as impracticable, and says that
the only true meth ID of reducing the sur
plus is to repeal the laws which cause the
heavy accumulation.
Judge Gresham has rendered decision
declaring that the Intervention Of tue
court 10 not necessary TO compel tho
Wabash road TO carry freight for the c.,
b. 81 Q. road, The decision is victory
for the brotherhood of Engineers.
Intelligence has been received of the
drowning in tue Skirna river, Alaska, on
February 90 of Rev. Mr.. Sheldon, Mrs. Il.
Cunningham and two Indians. Further
particulars are not yet obtainable, but il
is thought that the Rev. Mr. Sheldon
referred TO il Rev. Sheldon Jackson, the
noted Indian missionary, who is in charge
of the Indian schools of Alaska under tho
direction OF the government.
The business portion of Brazil, Ind,
was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
THE STATE.
The Outlook for Wheat.

The Michigan crop report for March en-
bodies returns from 1853 correspondents,
representing 750 townships; $50 are from
442 townships in the southern four tiers OF
counties, and 100 from 1913 townships in the
central counties. In answer to the ques-
tion Has the ground been well covered
with snow during Februaryi' us CORES
pondents in the southern four tiers
answer yes, and sos mo-; 105 correspond
ents in the central counties answer yes,
and 50 mo-; and 1865 correspondents in the
northern counties answer yes and none
mo- In the southern counties 342 cores
pondents report wheat injured during Feb
ruary and 3o0 report it not injure !; in the
central counties 81 report it in jured and 1873
not injured, and in the northern counties
. report it injured and lao not injured.
The temperature and rainfall during eb
ruary were both below normal. In the
southern four tiers the ground has been
practically bare of snow since about the
middle of February, and succession OF
freezes and thaws is undoubtedly damag-
ing the wheat.
REPORTS have been received of the guam.
tity of wheat markete, ~ farmers during
the month of February at 1876 elevators
and mills. OF these, 80 are in the south
ern four tiers, which is GS per cent, and
So are in the fifth and sixth tiers of coun-
ties, which is Ga per cent. of the whole
number in these sections, respectively.
The deduction is that somewhere near
1,5O0,000 bushels, besides what is necessary
for their own needs, remain in the hands
of the farmers of Michigan, to be placed
upon the market later
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
Na,nn OF iivn Stock.

At the present time the world is work
ing 5s,576, 22} horses according to a report
Just issued 10y the agricultural depart
ment, This shows that the United States
has 100000 horses in service, Europe
has 32,O0O,0Ol South America 100000,
Asia 100000, Canada, 100000, Austral-
asia 100000, and Africa $4,000. For
every horse Michigan man sees a Span
lard sees eight goats.
In the matter of live stock Michigan is
we'll up TO the front. She has 1859
horses, worth an average price of S9l so,
or a total value of $42 1926 40. The mum
bers and values of other classes of stock
are: Mich cows, 441,3J1, worth Sl2GSl,-
7S7, or an average of $50 each; oxen and
other cattle, 51l,4 worth Sl2, S65 94S, or
S25 IL each: sheep, ., 11300i, worth 50, 143, p
$780, or S! - each; hogs, 9O6, 255 worth
S7,7S9, 1OO or 50 80 each.
The value of live stock seems to be
much more in Michigan than in states
adjoining it. For instance, the average
value of horses in Michigan is S9l So in
Indiana ISL 90 in Illinois S77 p. The
average of sheep in Michigan is 81 y, IN
Indiana So So, in Illinois 80 40, in Ohio
so 81. The same excess in favor of Michi-
gan is noticeable in all other classes OF
stock.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
FREDERICK III.
The Grown Prince Proclaimed En-
peror of Germany.

The Aunounce cement In the Relchstag.
Frederick William was on the 9th inst.
proclaimed by the reichstag Frederick III,
emperor of Germany and king OF Prussia.
The subsidized theatres throughout the
empire are closed.
Prince Bismarck had, prior to the proc
lamation, announced the death Of Emperor
Wilirm in the reichstag. lie was deeply
moved, were all the members of the
relchstag.
The Staa-s Anseiger published the fol
lowing proclamation:
IL has pleased God to call his majesty,
the emperor and king, our most gracious
master from life after a short illness and
after richly blessed reign. The whole
nation mourns with the royal house the
decease of the deeply beloved anfvenera-
ble monarch whose wisdom has ruled so
long and gloriously over its fortunes in
war and in peace.
iSigned) THE MINISTER OF STATE.
When Prince Bismarck entered the reich
stag IN the afternoon he deposited the
imperial order closing the session. 1t was
the last official document signed by the
late emperor The reichstag subsequent
ly adjourned for an indefinite period.
The courtesies of Europe, practically.
have been extended to the German royal
family in its afiliction. Queen Victoria.
Sadi-Carnot, president Of France the
king of Italy aud other sovereigns sent
coincidence. The Austrian reichsrath
adjourned and the Russion theaters were
closed. The st. Petersburg press i very
respectful in its illusions to the dead
emperor. The English parliament did
not adjourn, causing some comment.
The Berlin bourse was closed. In the
est grief was shown by the delegates and
minister's.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
Agricultural College Bulletin.

The proceedings of the Forestry con
vention, which was held in January in
Grand Rapids under the auspices of the
state forestry commission, have been
published as bulletin No. 32 of the depart
ment of botany and forestry. A great
many valuable papers are given and these
will be of value not only to the lumber
men merely, but to every farmer who ha
wood lot or has occasion to set treess
Among the writer's are c. w. Garfield.
L. W. Barber L. d. Watkins, Profs. Beal,
Bailey, Cook. Satterlee, Kodzie B. f..
Fernow, the United States Commissioner
of Forestry, Eugene Davenport.
"Hints for Arbor Day" is the title of
bulletin No. 33. Besides giving concise
history of Arbor Day it contains an
article by Prof. Northrop of Connecticut,
urging its Observance by schools, and it
also contains dialo que and program,
prepared 10y the teachers of the Grand
Rapids schools, suitable for adoption by
schools of the state.
If the suggestions of the bulletin are
adopted Arbor Day may be OF interest to
the school children and of future value to
the state.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
BIG REDUCTION.
Randall's Tariff Bill-An Estimated
Reduction of 95,000,000.


Reduction Of S95,000,000.
The Randall tariff BILL which has been
reported TO the house repeats the entire
internal tax on tobacco after July 1, and
on fruit brandies. 1t also repeats the
license tax on wholesale and retail LIQUOR
dealers. IL makes alcohol, used in the
arts, free, and reduces the tax on whisky
80 cents per gallon. On the tariff the bin
is a complete revision of the whole tariff
system. IL carries TO the free list large
number of articles now paying duties anil
which enter into consumption, either as
raw material or otherwise, and in the
production of which there is no injurious
competition between this and other coun-
tries. The estimated reductions under
this bill will be- On internal taxation re-
pealed, S10OO00O0: estimated reduction on
tariff schedules, S25, 100000.
Among the items in the bill are these:
Copper ores, IL cents in each pound of
fine copper contained. Old copper and
clippings for re-manufacture, 2 cents.
Composition metal and ingots, plates or
bars, 215 cents. ron ore 15 cents per ton,
as at present. Pig iron unchanged.
Clothing and combing woods are un-
changed. Carpet and other woods, cents.
The entire list of iron and steel manu-
features is reduced, almost without OK
ception, though the reductions are often
only slight.
GO cents stemmed, 50 cents. Unmanu-
featured tobacco, 30 cents.
There are no changes made in the pres
emit sugar schedule except n new provi-
sion requiring sugar DRAWINGS or sweep
ings to pay duty as sugar or molasses,
according to test; an increase OF the duty
on confectionery not enumerated from
10 to IL cents pound; and the addition
of ssction imposing tariff of cent a
pound on glucose or grape sugar.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
A bogus msurunc, Scheme.

DDSuS lHSuAuIC' pChtiIts
A Hancock letter to the Marquette Min
ing Journal says:
DR.. II. II. Hallace, veterinary surgeon
of this place was solicited by Messrs. Tur-
ner and Norton, agents for the farmers
mutual live stock insurance company Of
Austin, Mimi, to represent them in this
district. The doctor, not feeling that the
company was sound, telegraphed to the
first national bank of Austin, Mimi, as to
the standing of the company. He prompt
ly received reply that "they did not pay
their losses" The doctor also wrote to
Insurance Commissioner Shandrew of
Minnesota who replied that the company
was undoubtedly fraud and was wholly
unreliable and worthless. Messrs. Norton
and Turner have taken in this county
several thousand dollars in premiums.
They left several days ago, Norton going
to lower Michigan AMI Turner going 20
Sault Ste Marie.
No live stock insurance company has
any right or authority to do business in
this state, and has no legal standing here
at all
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
WOLVERINE WHISPERINGS.

Mr.. Stockbridge has reported favorably
to the senate o bill for the establishment
of an Indian school in Michigan. 1t pro-
vides $4,000 for the school in case the
state appropriates land. An item of
$4,000 TO purchase site was struck out.
The secretary of the interior is to choose
the location.
Frank Kaylor of Bethel, Branch county,
deposited n note for Sl15 at the First Ma
tional bank in Coldwater as collateral for
$50 The note was forgery and Kaylor
has been arrested.
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop declines.the chair
manship of the prohibition state central
committee.
Michigan folks who are in California
this winter complain that they cannot get
newspapers from home with any degree of
certainty or regularity, unless letter post
age has been paid thereon.
Albert Maxwell has written a letter to
Congressman Fisher that the discontinu-
ance of the signal station at Mackinac for
want of appropriation to pay rent will be
great loss, particularly to vessel men,.
He says that in the matter of rent he is
satisfied that the citizens of Mackinac will
pay the rent of the Office until such time
as an appropriation is made TO cover ex.
penses.
Mary b. Hollrop was walking on the
q. II. d l., track near Granville the other
day when train came laundering along
and struck her, throwing her 30 feet
against a rail fence. No bonesi were
broken, and if there are no internal in
juries she will recover.
Coal has been found in Charlotte. The
new find is TO be worked.
Shubert Yonker living about three
miles northeast of Holland, had both
eyes destroyed by the breechpin of hi:
gun blowing out while out hunting.
lie. G. Winchester, manager of c. G.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Market weak, lOdl5c lower
SO 50(d5 10; stockers and feeders, 50 1560
3 so; cows bulls aud mixed, S203 %;
Texas fed steers, SO 25ol 20.
HoGs-Market strong, mixed, IS Ism
5 40; heavy. s. 350j 80: light, 50 O560
. 35 skips, 50 loot %.
SHEEP-Market steady; natives Si6p6;
western 50 -5(Q5 90; Texans S405; lambs.
So 25(C0j p The Drovers' Journal special
cabegram from London quotes demand
for cattle very weak. Prices shade lower
Best American beeves, PC per 10, esti-
mated dead weight.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-22

The British bark Lanoma, from Launce-
ton, Australia, for London, with a cargo
OF coal, has been wrecked near Wey-
mouth. The captain and IL of the crew
we're crowded.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23

MOIENrlADE TENEDURIA DE
LIbROH 81 aplincada por Ia aplicsclon do
una rsgla b allbls para acertar el deudor
, 81 aoreedoi, soompahAda dc numerosos
eismPlos dc cElculos meroAntilee, por O
O. Marsh, traducido do IL 90. edicion In
glssa Por A. g. Beck, baio Ia Immediate
snpeOcl6n del antor. On tomo sleeante
nents encuadsnado ass, en- la In
dsl 8oasata-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23

The Proprietors Of the " Bolettn
MercantN have the honour Of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z c. who are the sole
Agents for all English d French
Advutisixp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23

4 UNA CGLUANA. vs vscss vse. I ms ], u., Ia m....l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23
"A r TELES

con las pesas y medidas del Sistema MA
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOIE
TIN MERCANTIL
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas noyeda.
des y sc esperan mas. del extraniero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernacidn
y Ltografia, sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las cyl
gencias. Baratura en- los precios; elegancia
en- la ejecuci6n. --o-'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23
Unguonto Holloway.

Este maravilloso oklsamo sana infalIhlsnsn
10 las hsridas Antigua Lee llasas, y Lon mais
de plsrnAs de- pscho. Per medic dc sa Innnen
ola las tlosTas virslsatAs toman uay proAte
IN aspscto oonvAlscisnts J dssaparscsa. il
mas dsja, este sngssnto fsnigsrAats, do pro
daelr sna esra psTfscta Dc La afsceioass Dc Il
nlsl, les oenssipados, les tosos y sl rssmatis
ne, asn saands % b spslAao % vAas te
los losaemks remedies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23
EEAuRlL pk IN IILIIlR
H@vr~eAsA Aasssrsa~ aAy sAss~Ss1Mi.
por Don Joss Perez Norls.
A - eiVA elsmp'Af &C 10 In'
pFenlA Del BoLETGx.
"AGEkDA MEDICAL. ("

kn 1sza isnR0ntA 90 n rc~
eAhAdo la Ia lASs, COO snaAeAdo ai
EscsaasA2l srsaa sai1so ael aO0sux
TsNsAsa~aaa y utFysss : nj ESwmsslAxSe
naAgassfAl de- tAsaAaxssasAxu NJ. lbs.
p~~A, es0A ga sss4ssAA Sc - eaxA
eauara aH ers@Aav sSsa lbs VI csnaFg.
gae fsSnaaea. alAaa>ss Esss see 30 ssAA
S&a ssss4ssa gaAsA aess Fessss WI fs4trs#s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23
LIBROS.

Se han recibido en- csta Inpren.
u, por 81 ditimo vapof-eorreo dc
10 Peninsula los siguientes.
LEY do EnJuicianien,o Civi,
anoiadA y enenadeEnada en- pasta
1 $50 ejemplAr.
OBRAS Dc Amicia.
VkTkRINARfA, por Aragd.
TACTlCAS dc infansrria.
HIsToRIA natural. por Pc
rVdA-
cuRIoslDADEs xrAman,,
c., cor MAExinrx Garcia
HACIENDA municipal por
AhrggA-
uBkAs eomplrsAa do Mora.
ua.
GALkRIA dc Halsrv. edlehrun
poF aoaA NARA de- fllAr Saauds
&c AAsxo.
aiaTuaiA As i gsagiSa. pos
Mass.
KL cATOLlcIsno c. prv
~sx2A - 49, aasa5sssca. Fus k1sA.
E~asE~-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23
PRECIos DE sUsCRIPCIoN.
AMIGOS DE TODOS
! PILDORAS holloway.

Ailloues dc personas, en- todAs las partes
luundo, reoomiendan dichAs Pfdoras como
insior rostAurativo de Ia lsAlRd qus % oonocs
klias curan todas laa Afeccionee del caras6n
del higado, del sst6mago, dc los rinones
los infsstinos, rsmHsvsh ls scdmoris, IL
natalsncia 10 cArdiAlgiA, sIpahAndo dc Ia
Angrs toda inpsTssA, fOrtAlecierdo eompla
tAmsnts 81 dstsma nsrvioso , dAade IN tone
adabls 1 10 orgAniSaoi6r general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTII,. .

I'm eSta secci6" de la casa, 5montada con
todos los e'ementos necesarios proyista dc
materiaIes de primera cIase Sc hacen enema
Idernaciones en- holandesa, cartonG. Dasta o..
pamela, piei de levante con relieves. todo ner-
fecto precios reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-23
ES EL MAS BARAT0.


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