davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1891-06-04

A Boston despatch says that the Boston and
Maine has made round trip rate to st. Paul
OF S20.50. With . sleeping car charge OF "a,
impaired with a S29. so rate by com petitors.
AT the annual meeting OF the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois hallway in Chicago yesterday
the old directors. officers. and Executive Com.
mittee were reelected.
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Glue Orotnans,
3ur gefiimmuus Der Gabrsei@piabia.
felt ber StraBencors.

Sci es bur6 ben stabtratb Der Gtabt
Sun Mntonio berorbnet:
Section 1. DAB bon iebt ab feiu
StraBbabnuagen auf ben StraBel
Der Stabt San Nntonio nit gr6Berer
@ef4niubigfeit benn 5ebn (10) Weilen
PET Stunbe fortbepegt ooer laufen gez
laien tperben fou. inuerb1Ib bes Mas
bus BON elmer Meile pom MitteIpuntte
ber @tabt; unb finf3ebn (15) Meiler
per Stunoe innerbalb bes &abius bon
3uei Meilen unn aL6erhalb bes &abius
bon elmer Meile bonn Mittelpuntte Der
@taot; uub 3tDanaig coy Meilen Der
5tunbe auf irgenb cine gr6Bere @ntfers
nung benn 3pei Meilen bonn MitteIs
punfte Der Gtabt unb hi6t iiber brei
(3) Weilen per 6tunbe tiber Nrtden
unb an Bteguneen.
@eetion2 2. GaB auf allen eIefz
trii9en gars bar9 ben 0peratellr ober
Ronbufteur elmer ioI@en Gar cine @los
de angef6lagen iuerben foa auf cine
Gntfernuug bon .m~inbeiens fhnfunbs
ieben3ig (75) SUB Dor elmer G:r06ens
treu3ung ober GtraBenede unb baB bic
@lode geldutet werben ioa, big bic
5traBenede ober 2reu3ung paiRrt NOR.
ben III; unb BET ber Mntunft an folder
StraBentreu3uns ober StraBenede rtuB
bic Gar inter pollfommener 3onirpIe
bes Operateurs fein, 10 baB fe tinpers
stgli6 gum 6tilfano se5ra9t tperoen
tam.
Section 3. Srsenb cine gerion,
weI9e bic Beaimmungen biefer Orbis
taua DerleBt, iol eines 8ergebens
f9ulbig era9tet uno nod e~r{olgter
ueberfibrung bot benz &eforbers alr
3ablung eitler @elbfrafe bon ni1t tDes
niger bent finf unb nidt mebr bentl
@inbunbert Dollars b~erurtbeilt tperben.
pafirt uub senebmigt an IL. Sa,i
ttnar 1891.
Bryan aIIagban,
NtteFirt: Mappr.
6. g. @Iaubon, Giabtsglert.
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@abl : prDflatnatipm.
monnrs Sf6r,
W{a1oTs Office,
Sta6t San Nntonio, Seras.
10. $anuQr, 1891.

10. Sanuar, 1891.
Graft meines Nmtes. als Mepor ber
Stabt San Nntonio, erlaKe i'd hermit
cine Proclamation bic ben
3~etten Muntag tut Sebruar 1891
als Mabltag beftimmt. (Dieier Mons
tag 1T BET neunte bes Monats).
ueber folgenbe 8eamte ioa abgenimmt
tDerben: Sen Mopor, Gecor0er, Col
lettor, N1effor s6abmeifier, staht
Sngenieur, 5tabt : Nntmalt, @tabt.
Mtarf6aQ, Nubitor, einen alderman
fir iebe Warb Der Stabt un6 4 NIbers
n1daner at Large. 9ie Wablpldse in
ben Derf9iebenen Warbs tper6en BON 5
ubr Morgeus bis 6 nbr Mbenbs often
fsi1 nnb atDar on folgenben 5telen:
Warb No. 1-Sm Polisei 0aupts
quarter; Wablborfteber, Clinton G6,
nigbeim.
Warb No. 2-@de On. ugb SoIos
rnfa.S traBe; @ab!Dcrffeber, Suan 8.
@arbenns.
Warb go. 5-gde 2areoo unb Wef=
9%oufousS ttaBe; Wabloorfteber, Sobn
gtappenbed.
Warb SO. 4-Sn Der Gonoeatioas,
6oQe, gde Noros Stores unb 6oufton=
StraBe; Mablporfeber, s. NiIemain.
Marb No. 5-Sn SDmmers @arten,
Gde Nbenue 8 unb 10.s 5traBe; Wabl.
borfebsr, Sobn s. Berrn.
Marb go. Side gltns lnb Nolane
gtraBe; @abIporfeber, 8m. S.
page.
@arb SO. SIDE Matagor6a. unb
9ietorias5 traBe; Wablnoraeber, 8eter
Subj.
Warb $50. 8-9to. -, subs lamos
9troBe, gde south>g traBe; Mablbor.
fteber, 2ouis 8ergfrpm.
Na6 Seetion 90 bes gitn Charters.
uno bes staatsgeisbes, paGirt am IA.
Mfdr3 1887, in ber 5tpan3iglfen 2egis=
lqtur. Settle 81, mirD bic Wabl abges
balten unb betanrt gema6t.
Sie Stimmseber ieber @arb ionen
iber bic Mabl beg Wapor, &eeorber,
Collector, MKsKor} 59abmeiter, @sabt.
Sngenieur, Stabt : Mnipalt. @tabts
Mari@aQ, Nubitor, einen alderman fhr
TIRE reipeftibe Marb unb. bier Alber.
mdnner at Large abfiimmen.
CUR gef@eintguna biersDn aei6ne i6
nteinen Nau1en unb Iafe Dos GiegeI Der
5tabt beifigen ON 10. Sanulr 1891.
8rDan @aIIa8ban,
Nttefirt: Wabor..
6. g. Clarion, Stabts@ lert.
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Iid elmer eei6}1su @ubHan3 beoienen,
pelde big 3u einem gewi1en @rabe bic
5uberfsl : 8ae,len eiBbhat unb umz
I1liebt, unb Fe III ether m6glidR i9nels
len Nrt ben c!rcuiireEbea 2ebensf6ften
mittbeilt, ndhrenb bic bic glterun8 cts
aeugenbe @ubtan3 suradbleibt In ben
9ubertel 8acilen ober f@ rur iebr
langiam auf6f. gs tam alio barauf
on. ben prpeeB i'm Snneren bor f9 ges
ben 3u IaHsn uu6 Don ben 8acilen
m6slldf nur Die beilenbe 9ubfan3 ab,
3uionbern. Das nabm siemli9 bieI
3eit uno Mibe in Gnfpru6, big es mir
eelang, nit 9ilfe einer 40. Big 50proz
centigeu 26iung son @lpeerin cine
smefentipre4enbe 9ubfau3 aus ben
8ubetteIbaciQsu 3u erbalten.
.Wiit ber 70 erbaltenen 6~luiisfeit
sfelte i'd peitere Geriu6e on. 5uerf an
Sbieren, canu aud an Meniden. Son
berfeIbeu iberaab i'd au@ un5eren
Ger3ten eineu 9beiI, bamit sbieielben
meme gerlnde tuieberbolen uab prifen
tonnten. 9as MitteI, bas iebt sur
B~ebaubIuug benukt miro, betebt
einem GlpceriusGr +
erbaIten aus elmer
&ein3unt bpn SuberfeI. Bas
Dieier grtrntt entbdlt ueben
ben 8aeiQen aud nod cine Quantitdt
mineraIii9er 5alSe unb fdrbenber Sub
fan3en. 9ie nirffaRe Gubifana iii
in abiolutem Qlfobol unl6sli6. sic
fann burb benielben niebersef@Iasen
werben, tueun aud ni9t rein, fonberu
tn 8e~rbtHbung NIT an0ern @rtroetips
StOfen, bic ebenfals in NifoboI ur=
l6sIi@ fno. Sic 6arbtoKe f6nnen
aud entfernt merben, fobaB es m6slia
tuirb, aug benz ggtract cine farbIole
trcdene Subfan5 gu erIansen, tpeI6e
ben 0eilffof In bel eorceatrirterer &c.
ffalt entbdlt, ais Die urfpringli9e Glp
GERM. 26fung. SIR bic Nnmenbung In
Der Praris bietet bieie Concentration
febo9 feiHe ~beionbersn BortbeiIe, baalIe
Die ausgef6ieoenen 6tofe Dem menf1.
liden Organismus burdaus uni@abli9
finb. Sic 9~etfeuung bef1eI6er tpiirbe
Die Rofen bes 6eilmittels unu6tbig Der.
ibeuern.
Sin frhber bel Der Armee Febenber
Wtnonr5t unt ieBt bebeutenber Nrat i'm
Dfliden SoDa, muBte~ aiIdnglf auf Ell,
uige Sage fein 6eira- perlafen; pdbs
rptfh fpiner Mhdacfenhpf4 hefon. c;uea
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0ahaae rad Garppa.

Die Igenturen bes 0errn 90. S.
Young, 80. l Commerce : Strabe,
Gan MntOnio, unb $50. SOB M,ain'
6traBG 9aIIas, bertreten nur bic
anertonnt beftea eurppdii6en Sampfers
Ginieu. Serr Ooung LIT i'm @tanbe bic
bilIig # EN- &aten 3u geben, er=
tbeili ~bereittpilig iebe geptini9te Nuss
funft unb beforgt febr prompt ole ibn1
tibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod @us
ropo 3u reiien pt!nf9t, Ober 8eruanote
bertberfommen IafeH mill, tuenbe f9
an irgenb cine Der senGnuten Nsenturerl.
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s,err 6. {, maner. $40. DIT On.

6err s.. . Waller, $50. 217 ORs
Sopiton , StrGbe bdit itets Dos DolIs
tDmmenic Eager III ,3eiasnmaterias
lien, &apeten, Garben, 8;as, @piegeIs
gIas, 8ileerrabmen, 6iraifea unb allen
3ei9aea. uub Wialer.n tenffIien. 2iinfs
Ierii9 ausgffibrie 8ilOer NIB 5taiuet,
ten &c. fnO in eiuet Reconsideration @als
lerie sur 4nf9t uab aum 8erfauf aus
seftelt. Sn &apeten unb 3immerbefos
ra;ionea III bas @ei6madooafe uab
ReueHe bort su finbsn.
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&iitet Sud 0pr galben 9eaeu 9afarrh
ote Gne6hfber eMthalteu.

ba Auedflber ftder ben einn bes Scrubs ,er.
loren nnb bas gdnse ehftem boIia s~rrfften
tuirb, iuenn 60 Our6 BITE f9Ieimiaen SberId6en
einbrin9t. SpI@e artrfel foutea ME ouker oui
gerorbnnns GUT berufsusr aerste eebraudt
ueyoen, ba ber S4aben, ben fe anriften.
tebnmal 70 arob 1T aIs bas @ute, bas SIR bo.
bon er3telen fonn'et. &aII's Ratartb
9nr, ~fabri3irt bon 8. 8. gbeneb a. g., 50.
Iebo, d. eutbdlt tein 0uedfiber unb tpir6 in.
nerli@ seaommsn unb ipirtt brett ouf has
8Iut unO bic f6Ieiinisea OberFdden bes Oh.
aent8. @enn Sbr Sau's Ratarrb fur fault,
feib fiber, bab Ser Die 66te befomat. Sic pirb
innsrli9 senon,men unO in 9oiebo, o., bon
&. 8. gbeneb & So, eema6t.
AZ 8ertauft bon apotbetsru, prsis rs Ste.
bic GIol&e.
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Gtne idbere @els.slnlaae

IL etne ipfne, BON pelser Jbnen untes @arantte ,nses
t6srt rerbeH tanH hab Ne tetriebisenhes HefHltate lies
tertt rthrtsenfads bas ~an5eleste Gelb turfi6se5ablt ipirb.
Auf hitfer BafS finnen Ste bon BEN unten an9eses
bgnen MpctRefer etne GlaiAs ron Or. finSs Nsuem
S@mtntin4ts : Setlintttel faufen. Gs pfrb ~saranttrt,
eab oafelbe inter alien timitdnben Grlei@terun9 aes
lpdhrt, pera man ss sesen trsenb pefhe aethea Ser
9e9le, br 1rrft cher her 2lnsen anpenhst = pie
SAptuplnmtt euRseneutjanhuns, BrpHnttiS, Nftnia,
9eratnften, grdure &c. &c. Gsit ansenetm etnsnnebs
tarauf p~erleffen.
Dreib, Gtpmpfsaa u. Go.
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s1- Ser pIumber S. 9. 9Gtfias,
Ro. 20 guenue 8 1abe GOT Office,
bat. uin ben g~eiteigertea Nniprh1en,
bic OF fem @ef9dft gefelt uerben,
nabtrmmen gu f6nnen, f6 nit. einem
ti9tisen 6a@manne, Germ SbOmas,
ntIoeiirt unb uirb uie gen6bnli6 sur
3%ufriebenbeit bss pubIitums aIe auf,
fridge raid erleoigen. Selepbon 1927.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-16

Sar 2ptle &oblen SO per Tonne;
McMqifsr SLID unb 2DtIe gemifdt 81.
--Snbian 9erritorp 2oblen bette Qnas
litdt $3.50. penn: Mntbraeit 2obIen
$13. @beni0 has befie trodene Ofen=
unb gor6 grennboI3 3u tiebrieffen
prsiien Bel @arr & Gnberfon,
IA DurIelon>5 trdBe. SeIepbon 1913.
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= BON October 1889 big October
1890 uurben In 2onbon Ali 9onneM
glfenbein auf ben Martt aebromt.
Der Sur@i6nitispreis mar $4,000 per
Sonne.
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Cinderella {
9atb fit Gaster!

gnr aber 58Jabren fdon purbe Mrs.
WinsloD's 9ootbins Gnrup Bpm Dill
lionen bon MRtierE beim 3abnen Der
fiabcl aneeceuoet. Dtrit Dn ins
5dlafe bur9 bag S6reien tinss Rin5es
geh6rt, has i'm 3ohaeu III unb per
SIEerseg meets Mena 10, iafe lofcrt
etue Glatde ron .Ness. Minslou's SOP,
tbing gprut" hcltA. GeiH Wsrt5 III uns
be5ablbar. gs miro benz fIeinen 2eiben.
ben iefort 3inoetuna ber11afen. Ser,
laBt gu4 barauf, Mtittsr, es lit fein
3weifel oaribsr. IS BELT DpIenterp
unb Siartboe, regulirt ben Magen inns
tie Nieren. beieiti9t Minb GoIit, CT.
Dsi9t ben Waumen, berbinbert gnt3tn.
5uns unb itdrft bas eattae Spftem.
sWfrs. Winslotos Soothing 5DrupA
fir 5abnenbe ainter lit ansenebm Ii
@ei@maf unb bas Ne3ept ftammt bon
einem Der 5eifen tDeibli1er Ner3te Ia
ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs lit bel allen
Druggifien in ber gan3eft Wslt 3u ba>
ben. preis Is gts. per Glai9e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes oils Mrs. Winss
tDns Gootbing 6nrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-16

@r Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" bat fortndbrer6
frilde Qufiern uno Slide. fopie @iIo
aler Dirt an 9nnb. Stride 3nfnbrer
iebeg Sag 8eiisnun9en BON 5anii.
lien suetben prompt aIsgefibrt unb fret
abGeiitfe:t. Srsoino Moenue. swil1en
Mains unb Nstlitdr Plosa. 8elepbon
Ro. 81.
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Noti5 fire temer5abter !
Office bes @teuerfoleftors, |
SQu Nnteuio. Teras.

Der l1nter3ei@nete ma6t bierbud
betannt, baB bic Staatss un6 @ounip.
aosgaIorem unb Gopffteuern test fdlig
uno Dor Dber am 81. December 1890
sablbar finb.
SofeGaffianc,
Steuerfoleftor ftr 8eror County.
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~ Wenn sSbr sutes trudenes pot.
Dat BrennboIs brau4t, fpredt Dor ober
beitelt per Selepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bot fteis bas Beae
i'm Marfte. Selep5On 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-16

nF Wenn Semanb fein uno gu an.
nebm6arem Breiie fpeiien mil, 10 gebe
er gum Miiiions. Die
9erreM Wbeiner 8 0aal, 8efiBer bies
les Gtabiiheme1lts, balteH barauf, lire
Gdfie fets pDlfOmmen sufrieben 3u FEEL.
len. NIe faifonmdBigen E~elitateier,
Aufeiu, WiIb, Slide. @s1iiseI &c. inb
bort tn Der belifatefen 3uhereituug ale
3eit su baben- WabIaeiten tperben auf
Wuni6 In bic Wrbnuugen Der Runben
gsiauot. Nu6 bietet Der NIT Der
Speiienirthidaft oerbunbene 3 a
room bic beifen @etrdnfe. Hets friIdes
gier unb feiae 2iqu6re uab Deine.
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IA Gin bodies 2ager Don Amtu.
lanaen, Buggies &c. su iebr bili9er
preiien, finbet man bel Sc. &. 6of.
bein3, MIitdr. gIoaa.
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Gantttz 4ranbs pber pffene @unben, 0erreufunsen
ober @ertauGunsen. Rreu,ipeb cher @lteherreisen,
HheuniattsmuS cher Reural9ie finnen benz Galraiipn
Sels nteHt Stane halten, es tuvirt fe ale.
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0odenssf6Ie beridtet. gu6 Sic Grin.
be oreift INNER mebr nm IA bnd6 iriti
Re In einer Observation-Disclosures Isimis,
Sorm ouf'
Ser ma rem Qhhtriuosfooer 10;
Guttnn mr. st,nc & 4cXsn sntSns,,rc w. :.
Ne et, sii;no mrh,,dfs ,,,,,rns y IN
ihoI misher sycr;sfs,, w y 1su
Ser miISanrn' sneir, "a ~ -
h;sse,n csoh,s ~ ayss M 81 y ~
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9eutiG> Gmelifdbe gd)mle

San Nntonto, Eeyaa.
anertannt tiiatise eebranaaIt fir Rnabsn
anb Mabden felt breibls oabren in resst
@irtfamleit. SGrtrefFi@e eeSrfrdits inter Be-
pabrter Seitang. Der ensliiden Gprade pirb,
Die Der beptf6en, boae Re9nurs setra0eu.
NnBerbem tnterri1t i'm Sbanif1er. Ginger.
s,aben borbereitete SdiIer fnhen ~ieberSsii
anfnabme. &dtere slustunft ert5eiIcn GER
8. 0roos, @rdibsnt bss eGaI. gorfanbes
nub IS nj. 8orbed. Gireftcr Der 9pFaIt
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uaietn $500 e9ub fabren mir fell
s Sabren unb garentiren ieoss 9aar.
Nnd lit bel uas ales in 9amen., Ser.
rers. SnabeG= uab Mdb1en sG9uhen
gu fineen.
Cinderella gd,g6 GtDre.
Ode OF sS~GufioniiraBe uno Mpenue c,
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gnrrespoaaets. Corpus gbrifi
ben 16. Sanuar '91.-Sa bet borlesten
Nummer Jbrer tuertben 3eitung BON
s. Sauuar felt ein 2efer bic 5roge:
sWie f6tbt man cine iunge RornpRan.
aung Dor benz MusfreHen Der N6gel2"
Sd min Sbuen hermit elm snperldIFess
unb biaiges MitteI mittbeilen. Da
tDir bier aud iebr bon ben g6geIn ges
pIagt fiab. baben mir bier felbiges Mits
tel angemenoet unb es bat lid aud bes
tDdbrt. Sn eineu 5 Sinner
oher Giitt bon sel9dltes Rora tbut
man 3-5 gBl6ffel blnnen 6oI3s
tbeer, riibrt oos 2orn iti@iig unn,
bamit iebes Gorn getbeert III, tueuI
ielbises getban, i9ittet man genug
af6e binein. nm es troden 3u MAIDEN,
baB es nidt 3uiamrnen flebt un6 i6
gut pflanaeu IdBt. So 3ubereitetes
Rorn laRen bic 86geI In &ube, naGs
benz fie es gefoitet babeu Enb es Derliert
0u6 niGt bic 2eimfdbisteit.
s. s. p6nif@.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-08-27
The Art of Reading Aloud.

Reading aloud is a pleasing and valu-
able accom- lishment which is much neg
lected by MANY people even In this rapidly
advancing age. Of course it should not
be, for to people in private as we'll as in
public lite such an accomplishment would
prove very valuab of which the exact
value is difficult to estimate, though il can
scarcely be exagger ited. Nothing is fur
Their from enjoyment than be to compelled
to listen to poor piece of reading, though
happening of this sort frequently b-fall US.
in which all the humor, harmony and
thought of the author seem to vanish from.
the lines like magic. and which is as en-
barrasslng to the conscious reader as it is
distressing to the listener.
1t is not the lack of ability that the
average person does not read well, but
rather from the lack of practice which is
the one great feature in this as other dr. s,
and by which most any intelligent person
may become skilled in the art. What a
peron ought to have in reading aloud is
an appreciation of the subject he is to
read, and take as much interest to learn
the authors intended effect as he would In
trying to master difficdlt phrase in L ltin
And therefore, when a reader comes upon
a line or two which seems to be far from
easy to get the real meaning OF, he shouldn {
hurry on for the sake of getting throu gh,
but stop and read it over again, and if he
does not then get the desired information,
study it until he is satisfied that he has
mastered it and has received the author s
intended effect What will make home
happier and sweeter than members of the
family who can sing or play we'll upon
some instrument? Why then should the
art of reading aloud, which would afford
equally as much pleasure, and for which
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-08-27
A uSband'S Confession.

| am minded to write few lines on the
little courtesies of life that some of us
who are husbands and wives seem to have
forgotten or purposely set aside, since the
days of our honeymoon. We chung to
them tenaciously enough before-yes. we
glorie0 in them. | know | used to tip my
hat in the most graceful and courteous
manner to my wife when CHANGED to meet
her on the street before we were married
Sometimes, confess it with shame. don t
do it now. | used, in those popular
days, to think that she could mo- urder
any circumstances go up stairs without
good deal of my arm for support, and
now-well, sometimes bolt on ahead of
her and she says reprovingly, Here, sir,
you re gallant husband, to let me 60 up
stairs unassisted. :" Then always 60 back
and do my duty in this respect.
Wives cling longer than husbands to all
the gentle little oonrtesies that were never
forgotten in the halcyon days of their
courtship; but they, too, forget at times
some of the little things that made them
so charming in the eyes of Tom or John or
Will. Why shouldn't we say, Il beg
your pardon, or excuse me, " and "thank
you 10 each other as we'll as other men
AMI women? The lack Of these little
courtesies and kindnesses has much to do
with the lack of harmony and happiness
In many homes Farm and Preside.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-08-27
Good Blood Teiis-And Pays

We have 2ften Insisted III these columns
that daIrymen should Keep good c,Vs;
many men feed we'll but their cows are
not capable of converting the food to the
most profitable use; what these men need
Is good blood III their herds; it need not
be pure brood but grades of the best dairy
breeds. Some men make money IN GaIr5
ing and use only common stock, but if
they had improved stock the same appli-
cation of skill would produce vastly bet
ter results. Why not use, in buying
COWS, the same business sense used In
buying a mower? When a farmer buys
one of these machines he insists on get
ting one that is guaranteed to do a GER
tain quality of work: if the machine did
not come up to his expectations he would
return 1t, or if he could not do that he
would refuse to use it and would buy
another and better one, for he could not
afford to use a poor mower. But II he
buys poor COW he will keep her and lose
money on her every year. There are
many cows now being MIXED that are
losing money for their owners all the
time, and it would be profitable to kill
and bury them rather than 60 on milking
them. The high price of feed the past
winter and this spring taught some dairy
men the folly of keeping poor cows, and
we hope none will begin the next winter
with a single cow in their herds that can
be ciassed as of doubtful utility. In dis
tricts where good grades cannot be bought
the only chance of improvement will be
to use good dairy bull and grade up;
good bull can be purchased by two or
more farmers clubbing together if one
does not care to bear the whole expense.
This is the surest method of getting
good nerd, and, though it takes time, is
satisfactory, and the improvement can be
continued almost indefinitely .-National
Stockman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-08-27
A REAL LIVING uTATUE.
The Man Whose Skin Has Become as
Hard as Sheet Iron

There is at Bellevue Hospital the re-
markable case of man gradually turn
ing to a statue, says a New York cor
respondent. His skin has gradually
hardened until it is now like covering
of sheet-iron-not so hard, but as I'M
yielding.
He is as helpless as though he realiv
were a statue He cannot move hand
or foo, but his health is good, and he
may live for many years.
Ihe disease is a rare one, and has been
diagnosed as scleroderma, or hide-bound.
There is no cure for it. The most that
can be done for the patient is to rub him
from head TO foot every morning with
goose grease. This makes this skin
softer for a brief period, just as greasine
a pair of shoes makes the leather more
pliable
The strangely afflicted man is Patrick
Wood. He is AZ years old and painter
by trade. For seven years he has lain on
a cot in ward IA of the medical depart
ment. He weighs, probably, 200 pounds,
and is as good-natured as he is portly
He spends much of his time reading aud
chatting, and seems to enjoy life as good
DIS any one. He says he experiences no
pain. This case is different from that of
the ''fsh-man," of museum fame, whose
body is covered with hard ridges of skin
like scales, but he was born that way.
Wood first discovered his condition
seven years ago. One day while wieid-
ing a paint-brush he noticed that his
hands were becoming Very stiff. The
skin on the palms was hard, md he
feared paralysis would result. Dr. Her
man was then house surgeon of the ward
Wood now occupies in Bellevue, and
there Wood went for treatment TIE
doctor was unable to do anything more
than give him temporary relief by rub
bing him with grease. Since DR.. Herman
left five other surgeons have endeavored
to cure Wood, with no better result. For
four years Wood did not know the char
acter of his trouole. In the Meantime
the hardening process extended to all
parts of his body. The skin has retained
It's natural color. When the patient is
given his daily treatment he is placed up
right on his feet in the same manner that
ladder is raised
A peculiar feature Of the case is that
in winter the top Of Woods head becomes
entirely bald. In summer it is covered
with a heavy growth of hair. On the
back of his ears he has callous spots like
corns, the result of lying in an unchanged
position so many years. Hundreds
of doctors in this city and from other
cities have examined Wood, but none of
their suggestions have resulted in any
Improvement in his condition. TIE
disease is supposed to have its origin in
the nervous system. In medical books
it is diagnosed both among skin and
nervous diseases. The stiffaning will
probably continue, if the patient does not
die from other causes, until it ends IN
contraction of the muscles of the body.
This would soon cause DEATH Boston
Globe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-08-27
SONG.
ROBERT BROWNING

There's woman like dewdrop, she SO purer than
the purest;
And her noble hearts the noblest, yes, and her
sure faiths the surest;
And her eyes are dark and humid, like the depth
OF depth of lustre
Hid i the harebell, while her tresses SUMMER than
the widgrape cluster,
Gush in golden-tInted plenty down her neck :
rose-misted marble;
Then her voices music-call it wells bubbling,
the birds warble
And this woman says, "My days were sunless and
my nights we're moonless,
Parched the pleasant April heritage, and the lark
hearts outbreak tuneless,
If you love me not!'' And 1 who-ah, for words
flame adore her,
Who am mad to lay my spirit PROSTATE palpably
before her
may enter at her portal soon, now her lattice
takes me,
And by noontide as by midnight make her mine,
as ler's she makes me-
From a Blot in the Scntchenn