davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Wcni9bcos.Y tImtning.

Yaa o~iicielt Wenigbebsmpbe / peitre Grssn
Saaep lutberitc Reni9beb / Sbaiuanc 60,
sStsy aibplot Wanbos ben 7be gpril, blt',
eIterat 6%Orcninsens aonfitutipn % 6or
entngs Grtitlcrue fra Scanoiuauia RsSs'
e%nIteHrnis bar attasnr, beiluttet:
"a bcnne Meuisbeo enonu itaar / 6jalO
paa i'm airte, ier Den Jig life for Etebllltft
lltanO til at inbianle 6ono, men oil, lda'
ben fan 9iGre oct, % iorspriSt sttsr
epue blGlpe % biitaa bet me SaminnO.
Otter Gnlte, ital oeure Renisbcosbeilnt
ming beflenot9lgres / tire norlie 8laoe.
Eaa W~cni9bepens gesne
8. O. SiadioE
SefretGr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
mObRamSer meO fdaenbe On. ].

RObtanoer meb fsfaenbe Orb: -
9e bar noforbret mig, efter q, e.
fcrnGrmet mig, eier jee R~ettiobsSs !,
of oalse @aaben, % ies oeIaer S,r,.s
giitOlcr paa 0 Stribts afitunO. sOa'.
pper 2au9eoammeu er 10 StriS, =
filler Os M paa bper Dor siO,
sammer, % tiaar Sut" Dan D,,S.I
Is VI iii mig bar talt til 2 -
iDrer pi. ,ger iaa sOb at oaios tnir'
fen al 8iitolerne DC pnIter@ e.,
ban, og LOB mig p~raieutere goobn,r''
ut ie bet pnfelise Sizes, Tom bo.,
Wobitanoer iatte up, ba ban in. !,
3ib til at iette fig inc / sitlutinr.-.
trobier al 8eifriuelie. Wen 8rrrt :.
nbttebe anlebninsen / ct Nu. ~Ssrr.
Din SaQunf," ifres ban, "Om On NJ
life erlter 9I0r, 'ort jes flyer, % itiu,r
big | 8Oiitur, eIler beber ON SurfaS.n.
os loper for Sremtiben at bolSe bio bo,..
fra mig % mine 8enner, Sa itpOer !,
Dig neb ium en- Sunb! Ss berp,S
8aita."
Spnberen, Der bar llseiaa feia Tom
brautenSe, BAD ON 8aroOn Os fit ben,
mob at ban ifllbe ipanbere gbumpoou,
bpOrpaa pi mari6erebe Op I'll 9rum,
&eitauratlpn paa NDsaarS, buur mOh,
itanberen MATTE ailasse ct bDitioelio,
2pfte ont alSris mere at iornGme 9uo.r
al us. 90 iaa fnalbeoe Gbamsaousr,
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
sra @aibimstom.
en Canal Iauas Giasaraiosien.

suicts spuitt for Srrnbnrer 90 Mona
Ter bor belnttet at inoitinc I'll Sroia'
oelie souaresmanS gapnes 6orllas
ON snlrg df en- SauaI lanss H'a9ara'
falSet paa 5urcncNc etoters @c0et.
sanaIiuicn CT nIIcrcpe ppmddIt' $rel''
bcutrr bcmbuSiacs til Of uorTpile GU
Spmmislon b~citancrSe al en- aVlliiGr'
inoenirr, en- g~ipilinscnpr % en- e'o'l'
7enur sommiSiiuu ital fcreinse en- M
SpmaaIiua Of 9iuica riu.-SlloW be-
pilacs for summiSiicnets Tighter %
slyooO.ooO til of bcspnNe GrbciSet meo
unocr 9eeeljc at &rissocpartementet. 5
Sriosfio piIee oenne Saual bare az
u~berrsuelis Rpttc for Stibsiarter, on
ssianuo aannlen, ben clicite @arooei
ON 5alcct, pilbe bliue iprrrct al eng
laub. Oct irembroes ! Seretninseri,
at @eIIanb Sunaleu bar bioraact mesct
til Of iurcsc Sauaeas Sanbel mco nos
laubet paa &c 5orcneoe Statcrs Setuit
uio. a~analcus Spiteube %ouilaaes til
$4,000, 900; bens 9pbbe blir 2oh SOB,
9ruabe 90 Ril, Sluierne blir 800
aoN LANCE % so SOB brece. 8analen
blir iau breS, at esibe, ium ian pasiere
oiennem St. @arie 9analen, tau pas
iere aieHHtHeHi ben rHaar Sluicrne blir
irroige.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Gonsresmanb 6aa fra @unciutt

GonsresmanS SAL fra Rraneiuta
er poalnst al aomitecn for Snbianer'
gnligseuoer at inSitias til g%eotnselie
5orilaset ON &ubnins al Sisictun %
@abpctpu SeicroatiOuru. 5lere 6ors
nnoriueer er ipreta9ne, bl. u. beItems
mes, at Settlerue itnl betnle $3.50 lite
betior s1,25 pr. &ere. Reuteu er ncoz
iat ira 5 til 8 IrOceut O9 Staten til
laoes at beige be 2ratter, ION bar re
1erpereoe for SfOlelano.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
WaHUtttE ben 9pe &prtt 1890.

All
Zen Greoe 8ebattgr al "9ecorab Bciten".
llnoertesneoe ct iaa fri at bebe Dem
penli9it ON at Optuge inaret mnligt
bosla9te Stpfte ON "gtof ct 2utber GOls
lese."
Iaria9en til oenne 8e9jGring er, at
jeg bar iorltaaet, at aluOrli9e og | Col
le9et meset intercsiereoe 5plf er blepne
b~eorspeoe us %Gn9iteligc paa @rlnb al
9eres Weboelelier.
S9 ba jes itOler paa, at De life meb
8ioenbe % Billie snifer at labe en- mis-
piienbe 8eretning / 9eres Slab itaa
i~rettet, iaa itOler je9 ugiaa paa, at Dc
Opta9er bette StDtte.
Scnli9it
.. Saritao.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Naben &orrciponoanee

+. 3ecorab pnifcr at pioe, buorior Der
cper np8le artitler / Slabet itaar "6Or o.
corab Soften, % beoer ps oplpie ON iaHma
gjennem "staben ap%rreiponoance."
Suar: glle Irtitler, iaaleSes mar.
teoe, er Oueriatte eaer bedrbeioeSe fra
oct Gnsellfe c0er 3yite lpecielt for "Se
corab Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Smofomtne Siorag til Dc
Wpoltoenoe I 9afota.
6prtl9ttelie.)
GprtiGttelie.)

Sanicn 9. o, q. Tai, 1OOe gprl rsso
Eli 9. a%nunoleni
Serpeo bepibnes MubtaselIen Of Sen
a load al Sapre, iom Sc ieubte % ii
SiSbcc Citation, bporior Sc, Iaaoel ion
DC pclpiai9e Siorasspoere, forticncr boz
bjerteliglte Saf. Neonte SABRE tom
retop pp / rette Sib, ba De fleite al uuu
6armcre Der bar maattet ioore fin,
areatnrer, laalpm 'Seite % Orer, pau
Trairien for l9nge iioen.
Spbn s.. Names, 9. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
gu Duel.
oct Minoe ON Sobauues Srun.)
(Mtebbelt "ariitianiapuiten".)

9a ie9 bar tjenot, jeg fan gierne
BRUCE bet llotrpt, bort belle 9auos al
oDoe Ynoliug, SObanne5 Srun, ira bans
tibli9ite llnsoOm, lise ira ben Sib, %
ban bar So9trptterl9rlin9 / "Yrablife
Srptteri" ! Bergen % til buus iioite
9a9e % / ocnne lanse Sio baut Nu=
leonin9 til at iDlse BAN paa bans, ION
StleIpiler, altio mere % mere CLINT
renoe Sane, fan ie9 life ne9te mig ielu
eaer Gnore ben 6orngielle at siue til
beoite en- lioen gpiiuoe ira bore ling
opmsoage, Der notiom b%epiier, bpilten
Gpne ban beiao til at penpe enbper
3ins uper til bet &omiife % fire ben
Ell ufor9lemmelis mOriom aiIlutniua,
bpor erbuer Inben rimelispis uilbe bore
tpmmen / ubebaseli9beoer.
Oct bar, iom iast, / Dor llnaoum.
Srrn bar oa aniat peo Seraens Che
ater, og, jeg tor ii9e, ipm en- naturli9
Sag par ban Ell ubetin9et, icluitrepet
Wuntrationsraab blarot ale fine Ont
9anssuenner. 90 oisic bar mango; lea
bar en- lblauot Dem. Gu g(iten mpotes
Srun ps ies | en- Reitauration, omtrent
Den eneIte paa ben 5io / Ser9eH. Res
oens pi | al @emDtll9beo oft % Ipil.
leoe Billiard iammen, fpm Der inc en-
rlns Wano, IOm paa Grunb ai abIfils
lige mlnore berpmmelise Siiturier life
tiliteoebes aosans til Dor Clique. 9gr,
9erll9 oerpper benptteoe ban enhper
anleonins til at trGnse Zig ino pua rs
o9 pppe Slammeri. 0a ban pco benue
9elll9beo fpritprrebe osiSpilet, aiurSe
Srun bam opm9rtlom paa, at euten
maatte ban opfpre Jig procntlia eler
o9laa bleo ban iat paa 8sr. 9a han
plolte, at Der life bar Steoet for at
aT9lsre 2r9tten, ~ubiurorebe ban gruu
til at meoe Den n9lte GitermioSaa al
3, pan ct Steo uoeniur gpen, foloet
"Np9aaro", peo en- Gam peS g,opuet
"9an9ebammen". Sa Srun meb DEN
ltDrlte aO mOotOs llOforOrinsen, for,
loanot bans MObnanber.
Vt Der bar Stoi til Moru for
Sobannes Srun, ps life minbre fpr
mug, ut les mart moi 8euis for. "Svr
au," ia9be ban, ioet ban 10, Iom ON
ban o'loe repne, "ou mgber irem poo
rette 3io % Steb; bu aipr iuoeu
Spsrssmaal, life ct @uf, men lnirer
mig ! alt, bpab ies tiger, %, bpis life
Splnet lfal iaa betale for Murpen, Ioo
talo lite mig Sobannes 8run mere"
Sa jes ben neite Dag inSianSt
mig paa RsSeteoet, bar Sobaunes gruu
allereos Der. Meb i'm ~breoltpaaebe Sot
ltlot bag | @aften, 5rattefrapen op. 90
lollaaet % armene ooertors, itob hon
lleo Den betGntelisite @ine al Ierbeu.
0mtre1t | famine Sitting, ium ri err
oante til at ie NapuleOn aIbilost paa
S%lasmarter. Sans MObItanSer por
lite tomrnet. "a ies tom hen
NJ Srun, tit jes ie to Saanbtaa al ct
tar palOise Riitpler itiffe ub at hams
ora'telprlnIer. San fit netup 3ib til
1t slpe mig geifeb ON at iurbOlbe
mig rOlls, oa Oferet for spabien fum
% M besDaote en- at be melt
Srensr, ies tan tenie mig. Meo
N TatbOs, iom iun en- SObannes gruu
lnoer en- iaaSau situation tuube oiue
'l0e0ite, rate ban mig bess. gilo.
srle, 'ost ban benOenbts fig til fin
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

Get ~Iaafalbte reservoir land peb
Misfsippis os Ct. grOir 6lObernes
ailoer i MiuneiOta Os ueb Chippewa
ps @iscOniin 5lpoernes SLIDER / isis
cpuiin oil mart blioe aabnet for Getts
lsre iicl9e SOmeiteao 9ppeue. Sisie
Stretniuser ubsjsr ialt 100000 Gcres,
% en- flor Del oerai or beppfset meo
~pRroiiulo Suruifpp,
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
SmoS llsierieI Of Rnsbriffe til

6ongolanort. Womens Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies / flere Stater bar
9ienuem lloienoiuse isst at ~paaoirte
Suicts Sumite for Snnbel meb berus
ienoe 9ritte % iaa ben til at inoitiIe
ct SOrilas ON al bempuoise lloenrigs
bcpartcmentet til at unoerbanole meo eli
rupRiite Muster on at iGtte en- Chopper
for al SnoiOriel al beruienbe 9ritte til
Go~n9olnnbet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
YrGotfe Mttem efter Mitem.

Or. y. p. Warner. - Nein Serre! Sioft
Sintet hapoe ies niausen ubebaselisbeo msb
min Sels, iiar naor iea MATTE pr9oiie at'
ten eftfr Gften. Saa III leg ben Slaiie nlsb
White Wine of Tar Syrup, Tom De par iua
penlt9 of ienoe mig. o9 Der er mig en- Sur
nBlslie at tunne iise. at ben bialp mig BE-
tpoeligt, % je9 onier ben Tom en- i9rosls
tortrinlig Yeoicir for Salien % qunserus
Rep, US. &, WaQpuer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
&rcoSmpoe.

On Sub oil, ai1olber @1ccorab 9rtOs'
gRpoe l Nurpra Weniabeo, Steele 60, aRlnny
ira Slrsoa9 ben CITE til Sorsodg ben Soe gRat
ee99e Gage ~iberesneoe. gfle lutberlie Srtfnt
lSrn rapoer ircIn, bar Gale % StemrnsrsL
aRpoet be9pnocr nIeo TrGbifen Tirsoa9 6cp
mlooaa 81. 10. neutrality-suspicious.:
/. Selrens @ientomit.
ii. 6oreninssiasen.
Ill. VI. 5, IA.
8 5ilIGloe al at G%eierenterne for iIosfa
q nGonte 5orbanollnsssjenitanoe uoepl'0eb
1orellaaes ION Samtaieemner:
i. Sen ! Seiu Rapn.
ii. Spao bgr Wenisbeoerne 9ipre for em
tonliumcreoe lln9opm?
Stpos oil msoe DC 8eipoeuoe ! SapaHa
paa SSlnpna & 81. Yeter Bauen % I gar' .
saa sRtlip. q e. 8aui Yanen gaauoa9 %
Strsoas.
Serren peliigne Mgoet for tit 9taps Stpln
sslnpna, Minn., 10oc gpril 1890.
l32.2) VI. SaugG
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

YreIiSenten bar ubuaunt Brigade
General Miles til @eneralmaiur lite
Settor ms afosoe General Grpuf. Sberit
Criterion bier iumtipis uonepnt til Sri.
saOe General. Sesse oisie Generator
Dor ajSbmanb, pa SOrssrtriscn be.
spSete. Snsen Of benz cr uooannebe
peo arissfoIen / @eIt @Oint.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

s%sitnant STEELE, Der bar unilaaet
for at BABE ~misbaublet Ell Splbat ueb
@aOn Dell ssilo, er al a~rissretten nun.
ben itploiS % bar iaot en- 8eprimanbe
os 3 @aaneoers 5ensIel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

Senator Sabis bar iremiat 6prllns
ON at opfsre ct n%ationalt Solbaterbiem
peo Iitneictas Sploaterbicm nGr
Minuebaba Sails. Der furlunses $780,
600 for bette npe Sient. ollie baperlis
aiiteoiseee Seteraner fra iibIte 9ris,
Der er p%uuipre Os urbeibsuebstise fan
uptuses i bette Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

Senatets aomite for 5erritprier bar
beiluttet at inoitiae til gebtaselie ct
5OrIlns on at tilbasebetale 5po.0a.
tota nbsliterne iorbunbne mep 9eaiss
latarmsoet ! OCTOBER. Summen er
reSuceret ira $4,000 til s14,S50.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

On bel TamtIte.

Eep. =. VI, Dunlap / W2ount Bernou, Ro.
Tiger: gine Bsrn III Soite siter Raslinser'
ne, og min Rome par | ben @rab ubiot Tor
Softe ! belle 5 Gar. lao bun insen Nattsro
IT.. 9eres White Wine of Tar Syrup bar
beibreoet benz ole.
SGlges hos e. 3. Neiier, 9ecorah, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

YreIioenten bar ubnGpnt Samuel
v. 9arper ira @upiiou, @is., til be
GOrsneSs etaters atturnep for @iscun
FMS peitlise 9iitritt. Mr. Sarper er
aOnsresmnno Ga 5allettes 9pptumpaa.
non.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

quiet bar tilitemt Senatets 5orllaa
ON of tiaabe at gurer, Der inbisres ira
Msrito, SUB amerita Os aanaba for
at uOltiass paa llbitiqinsen / ct. 9uuis
1890, inbisrss tplbfrit.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

aonsrssmanS z. 3. 9ansau, Der
! laHsere aiO bar Saret ipselis, Itul M
iisse Tor SsSen. Sun ltal babe arait
! Salien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
7amer % Serrer! 9

3amer 90 %Serrer! Seno eiter Gu
en9ellt Stanoero Brepboa. Der 9iper tgoellg
aaolsnli9 Tor SommeuiGtnin1 al ale Sia9s
Strtpeller, os iubebolber LOO tcrlileai9s
Sia9s MtpnIterbrepe. Ferioner, Jpn iite 6
9oof blernnte | oct engelite Sproa' Tan psO
oen1e Srepboa %iprltaiie fla en- filter % gHI,
t9. Suelle. vi ienocr Spgeu iaut II uiegs
oaire Hapniprt for ben binige Yrts al 20
Vents. gsenter gnifes. grpoer 8 Genis
aoresle: Y. y. 6rtberG Clarified, sNt'H
Dor SO.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
& pitterina

Selpb Bags Cato or ieuOtt til
SObn S. Ianes, Sanlon, 81. 9atuta.
.. Guunbien.
Secorob, Sa., ben l4oe glpril 1890.
Moriialtssl
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

YrsFoenten bar unOertssnet 5Orilas
ON at bpsss en- Bro oSer MisIuuri
Gl0oen ! Ronona County, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

$50 Yenion for Mrs. Yarnel,
Sulets aOmite for %eniiousr bar inos
itilet til Seotaselie Sruotibires Sia
ON Of sipe MRS. Della Z. 9. &arneu,
Batter al aiopoe Nbmiral Charles
Stefpnrt Os @Ober til Charles stewart
SarHea, ben berpmte irite pulitite Ssp
btns, en- maaueolts Seniion al $50.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

6n Wiano ligner en- anappenaal;
bans Soceo binbrer BAN fra of gao
Tor lauat.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
$4,000 for sinofa. sRiuu.

fatOr Davis bar iremiat 5OrIus ON at
beUilse $4,000 for en- assiermssbps.
ming ! Gnotn, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

nttW
ssnigu III.
ishisrtu. Rapn
ptssu Vss''mnu
tafisnsn
form oil
On 77'aar'
Sni9oipn'
m wano paa
seu 10, 8onsn
% aOnsn s.,
par MI inf lille
brFnarntes
saFsIarnssss
dgans en- me
ssrs CUBS ORR
tg Wuh" ~"
uOrf siols on
esnous bapoe
aub % rpbpss
"a Dor SiGl
lom err CUBS
stpi,e paa ge
iii Of tnle ON,
isgNaS. San
en- goo Ben at
oits at itanie t
par ben Sag !
s~assmuOen alt
ben Sag. 8
Hbrt Sstietbiei
mig bar: gu
gu bill bel 70
iaa no9st. s
gamlmgen tor
BOG ipntes b
eipOisn tps til
bn bar en- !
Der, o. oa ri
gpruebsrn %
% RiSbas
gtuoeut @ioe
9apios Saint
Hinssu paa en-
bsuue berli9e U
Gnbet, at Oh
uaret ben at BE-
eiriiter, % G
COB Gel iaaoa
Gamilie ps till
Of iurGre BAN
fine ina bpitfa
teb Stubcnt
emile ON en- II
FsnsIie, % oeS
9aub bn at ppn
for Seiu 8riit,
ssStrs StDlb.
Serefter bao
lsNs piloe ipu
ealmebog: "
iprite Sers, %
irsmbur til ben
Gsfs 9at for B
bsO % S@re.
a 9apios ben
LOB Srrren %
bans beaise 81
% glenn ifte mo-
Surt intuo Dig
sis ale bine Ct
homer big meo
gao bar Die
AoINt fin befp
irs IiGrlise 80
rrrst tiliteoe
~RRrOErelic, 81
ta8c OGrct noe
"a Icg lie mimi
iaa tor 9ipsfar
CRblt, % euoi
bIauOt Goer.
bar life bin Sai
mob mig arme
Otter aofiHia
bob ban Subs
6oriamlm9en o
IpiieHS 6rrmtit
Der bleU Jung
RslNte Saline,
% Gang. Ser
8rcno 8. GIL
Do ban pur 21L
Var. Sc lepeoe
heb 9gosu ben
BEN 8 8grn,
~bprnsbsru, altit
COB Goritunb, o
Srlm9eu Der
boit. vi 0Oeoe
20 8HibcB pr.
PM 80 8uibel
Hslem SO % 81
taSc uaur ri ie
saa andre Steb
Seq Oil beoe
ON at prgpe
tier unOeu NC
hoes jog tGntte
frso Op en- elite
ut; Sa icg tte
100 laSOe ies
irr, OF ON en- Z
8jelnld
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Gjelllle

9s bOub,
90 SonOct, m
hHSs bare bue
Sitter 6ei
bshrs QnIt
Fore 9Obc
~'seSs 6rpst
.9sr af d
nf'ss be fig
y ussJs md
e''' erpeOitie
. 'nisIts al
'a''S' iamme
&QsunSo
etOnIsp ON, 6
t'mnms Os b
sssS, Ssm, at
tlsrSsScI af |
%h I'm Aimt
I'm si'res FOt
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Son

s,udysnssner .
ssaiVH ILL.,
tshisns'. NapA'
.lrsu psbfOmmu
Itonisntn |
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-11-19
Can Women Keep a Secret.

Every woman is not trIisty any more than
is every man; but quite as many women as
mon are SO. In truth it may be doubted if
there are not more trusty women than there
are men. Secrets are seldom impaired. to
persons who do not inspire confidence; they
who tell what they call secrets to dozens of
persons, without forming any positive opin-
ion of their Discrimination or reticence, are
not apt to have any secrets from the entire
circle Of their acquaintances. They are
mere babbers, gossips, tattlers who try to
bestow come Importance on their commu-
nications by declaring them to be secrets.
Such communications are usually common
place, or of SO little consequence as to make
no distinct impression on the mind needing
to be labelled private, lest they be thought
to belong to the public. Besides, the com-
municators are prone to the habit of repeat
ing their stories to every one they can per-
suade TO listen to them, and then pronodnc.
ing them confidential. To many to whom
they are thus disclosed, the stories are al
ready familiar, and poiteress alone pre-
tents the recipient from Immediately say
ing as much. CaDdor and delicacy compel
these, when informed of their confidential
to acknowledge that they are by
no means new. But the babblers-men
for the most part-tske no notice of this.
They go their babbiing ronnd, and when
they hear their current tale, they like to
an injured air and to assert that
some confounded WON an has betrayed their
confidence; that woman can never keep a
secret. That women should owe, in any
measure their false reputation to such a
Ounce is the best evidence of its falsity.-
Junins Henri Browne, in Ladies' Home
Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-11-19
Major and Adjataut.

How TO CHoosEA TURKEY,-Oa Thanks
giving Day every American family makes
an effort TO dine on turkey. The turkey be
ing gift for which all Americans should
be thankful, sseLns especially appropriate
as Thanksgiving Offering. II you are a
town-dweller you must secure your bird
from poultsreT; and let me whisper TO yon
not to rely too implicitly or his Judgment.
Tastes differ, and upon this occasion you
wish to suit your own. Some persons pre-
fer gobbler to o hen turkey, but | will
advise you hen. The meat is whittier,
sweater and more tender. The bill and
toes should be soft, and the flesh have a
blueish-white cast, twelve pounds being an
exceedingly good weight. The fortunate
couptry-iweller has his own turkeys, Or
should have at least, and Can mould then,
at will. The feed can be so managed that
the meat will be white, tender and of del
icate flavor, or the favor may be greatly
heightened by change Of diet. Chopped
turnips, cabbage and parsley, varied with
corn-meal, boiled rice and chopped celery
tops, impart peculiar gamey flavor, which
to many persons is very desirable. This
food may bs given three or four days be-
fore killing. s. T. Rorer, in Ladies'
Homo Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-11-19

FoR ROsEBUDs OF MARRIAGE.-Let me
venture few little points to those of my
girls who since the summer, have worn a
bright ring on their third finger:-
My dear, don't let the man to whom you
are engaged to be married pay any of the
expenses OF your living or trousseau, until
you are his wife. A calico dress and con.
tentment are much more to be desired than
a fine silk one gavuitured with scandal.
Don't complain to the man to whom you
are engaged, Of tho different members of
your Own family;it it is not a good preface to
matrimonial bliss.
Don't write silly letters to him, even If
be is fond of affection givea in that way.
Let it be by word of mouth, rather than
with pen and ink.
Don't expect him to love you as no man
has ever loved before; the methods of low
ing are very much the same all the world
over.' Be satisfied if you have got good,
honest love.
Don't believe that he is combination 10
beauty of all the ancient gods, of all the
gallant knights aud of all the great states.
men; but conclude that he is a gentleman,
and that should bs your ideal.
Don't believe that he is thinking of you
every hour of his life. Re ID rot; be satis-
fed if he is working away, with every now
and then giving thought to the girl for
whom he is making home over which be
expects her to preside as a loving, thought
full wifs.-Ladies' Home Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-11-19
Out In KaintUck.

1t is better to laugh than cry, and here is
good chance to do it. The story Is told
oy tho st. Louis Globe Democrat and is
worth repeating.
Down on the Green River bottoms In
Kentucky q party of gentlemen were hav-
ing lively time on hunting expedition.
Camp fires, terrific appetites, sound sleep,
large assortment of good stories, made
the occasion memorable.
JEFF Landers could drink more whiskey
than any other Kentuckian alive, which is
saying good deal. 1t was agreed, how
ever, that he should be kept sober for once
in his life. It was frightful trial, but he
had TO endure it. His thirst, however,
which grew worse every minute. made
him tirst-class strategist.
While sitting on log JEFF uttered an
unearthly yell The company we're brought
to their feet in jiffy, and their hair fairly
stood on end when they saw close by jeff a
large rsttler. Gadzooks but it was seri-
Gus predicament.
Now, it is a well known fact that fine old
Bourbon, and plenty Of it, is the best
remedy for bite of that kind, 80 the Jug
was handed to jeff, and with an angelic
smile he took a long pull and pull all
together. Not a drop was left and the jug
was returned to his comrades empty.
Then oame the denouement. jeff quietly
remarked, "It's all right, boys; the Ticker
will save mo, but it's lucky for me that /
was at Ball Run. Tho snake struck my
cork leg"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-11-19

HUSBAND AND WIFE FOUND TO BE
BROTHER AND SlsTER.-A romance of un.
usual, unfortunate and pathetic detail was
discovered Sunday when two detectives
from Toronto found in Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Barr, of Kansas City, Kansas, the relation
ship of brother and sister and the heirs to
fortunes left by relative of Mrs. Barr's
deceased mother. Twenty-Five years ago
two waifs-mere babies, brother and sister
were abandoned by German Immigrants
at Castle Garden. They were legally
adopted, one By a man named Asa Barr,
and the other by a Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Evans
moved soon sfferWard to Philadelphia,
where shs brought up her adopted daugh-
ter, giving her all the comforts of home
and good education. Twenty years later
the boy, grown to manhood and having
taken his adopted fathers name, moved
also to Phiiadelpbia, where he followed
the trade of o painter. Chance drew tie
brother and sister together. Barr was cap.
tiVated with the girl and wooed, won and
married her. Soon after they moved to
Kansas City, Kan, whore Mr.. Barr contin.
ued iu his trade as painter. Not long ago
Mrs. Evans died.
Quickly following her death occurred
that of a relative in London, Canada, who
died rich and intestate. His fortune would
have passed to Mrs. Evans as the nearest
relative, but her death having occurred, her
adopted daughter became their heir. The
attorneys seat detectives to trace the heir
ess, aud in their investigation of tho case
discovered the true relationship Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barr to ba that of brother and sister.
They revealed to the unfortunate couple
the facts. The terrible knowledge pros
trated Mrs. Barr, and her husband is grief
stricken. No children have resulted from
their marriage. Legal proceedings will at
once be instituted to sever the marriage
bond, and Mrs. Barr will 60 to London,
Canada, to claim her fortune.