davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-23
turkey Has I;ut Ono poetcss.

Princess Zucikha, the favorite
hanghtc" of Osmau Pasha, the heroic
defender Of Plcvna, is the only woman
If the Turkish race who is known TO
POSSESS the poctical talent, though, no
doubt, it is dormant in the many voice
less myriads who arc hidden behind
tho curtains of the harcm. The prin-
ccsa is young, handsome, attractive,
with the large, languishing eyes of tho
orient, and the fair skin of her Eli
ropcan mother. 1t is not wonderful
that she is a poetcss, for she lives in
the very heart of ronance--iu mar
bic palace built in the mysterious cir
cult OF Constantinoplc and command
ing n splc ndid view of the miraculous
panorama of the Golden Horn and the
spot where Europe stretches out an
iron hand to Asian. Y. World
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-23

THT Manitoba grain crop has yielded
twenty-five bushels per acre and is
twenty-five per cent short of that of
last year.
A CONSIGNMENT Of 1000 pure-brcd
Linco'nshirc sheep has been shipped to
Huc@"s Ayrc& for one breeder, &cu,r
E"u 1i:U CarYic.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28

containing and apparent alterations
"'SONs " ~ GENTRY
y DAwEs tables what called
able tell what the they exist
havebe substituted for?-A. am not
appears three edg1 from the registers Office there 4S
apparent alterations; ege Of the seary Office 20@
apparent alterations making total @ nine dga It will
that Re what be changes
and that the number not
involving thousands involving millions
dollars not only the books journals but extend to
the great edgen Of final entry.
and alterations Of the book Major Power test @ tsS
mony page 9l:
By the CHARMAN
call the books the department. take the
ofcePA Scratches believe
the ssys Office the treasury department exception to
A clerk mistake time
likely follow the grGA 1t
would be in the journal or register. .
But ought not to be edgePA No scratches entries should
occur in the edgtr
what register Journal and post from that into
the ledger, do you not?-A Yes, sir.
experienced accountant eg that while scratches might the
Journal they ought not the ledger But yet the committee
scratches and alterations figures in Re between
1860 and 1870
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28
Title Of ledger.

1. Interior appropriation ledger
No. 4.
2 Naval appropriation ledger
No. 6.
8. Military appropriation ledger
No. Is.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28

q Twelve hundred different SpsOnA Alterations atches and can
ceed warrants anything like change from Che orig amount
Just generally you found the BOOKS regard 70 eures
hguA Amounts scratched and new hgurss Snosnneo
being entirely out of the books that appeared
have u-A Yes sir In the beginning OF the war some OF the
treasurer that about 1851 and 1867
q In how many naancA leaves and five in the
other produce the books you wish
The memorandum given apparent changes found
book Re Public Warrants between January 1885, and December
1862 There these changes running from few dollars up to
$20OO0OOO S30OO00M
book from the books OF the depart
met that there the eOsuS books from 1860 1861
inclusive alterations scratches cancelled warrants amounting in round num-
ar TO This testimony that leaves have cut out
Of the treasury books and are gone
Gentry acting clerk the committee was examined and testified
ses testimony, page 1859:
the CHAIRMAN:
certain edges OF
ter and secretary o. trsasuryS-AnSwe: 1hsva
examined example
examned?A did of those mentioned this statement
statement wish offer being
correct and apparent alterations on the books you ex
amined?-A. It's
Again (see testimony page 174):
The eight @ been examined with the
suits stated
81 HGgNs from office Of register.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28

II good New Years resolution: "IwiU get up
a club for the AdUOcate that my friends may hare
the best Peoples newspaper in the country"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28

4. Interior appropriation ledger
No. 3.
s. Naval appropriation ledger
NO. 5.
8. Naval appropriation ledger
No. 8.
z. Naval appropriation ledger
No. z.
0. Military appropriation ledger
No. 10.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28

Number AZ OEasurOs and 9ppar.
enC alterations.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28

From July I, 1SSl,tO June 90. 1858.
From July 4, 1881, to June 30, 1888
From July 1. loO7,tO June 30, 1871
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28
Number Of eEasures end 9ppar.
ert alterations.

or From July June hundred and nnetyx
From July 1850 hundred and ninety
or From July 1883 to June 90 1857 Six hundred and xyeght
From Juy1 90 1875 hundred and fSOven
From July June 30 1883 One hundred and xtyaghk
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-12-28

One hundred and flfty.three.
One hundred and thlrty-saven.
One hundred and thlrty.elght.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Yan Weiem til Yaraoiiet.

SAB Os baabe, at 6olt, Der er eiters
labenoe meb beres SelbreO, utl nua
bette Bnitelise Steo os berries for bet
Steo, Der er minore bebageli9t Iom ct
epigt S~pbolositeo iom 5elge at Seoen
og be alminbeli9e Dm9iuelIer. Men
meoens ot panbrer / oenne 5aarebal,
b~uOrior itnloe pi irioiaig ubltaa 8DSs
pepiia'5 Gorturer, naar en- iDItematiit
8rug at 6oitetter'8 Maoe Bitter pil fri
o8 for BEN 9gieli9e SpgoOm, iOm -
meo minore 2e8erne taser me9et felt -
truer meo at a~ftorte Dor 2iustlb. t6alss
brpuoe, @uloefeber % 5oritoppelie lebs
lager naiten altio oenne Sp9oom o. er
Spmptomerne paa ben. 4e tilintet9is>
res ale oeo 8itteren, iom oSiaa bialper
for Waiaria, 8beumatisme, NeruDiitet
o. SoetfelIe. Sioen aga @rippens"
Gptomit bar ben piit fig iertig fortrins
fig mob benne frpstelise Spsbom, Tom
bar burtreuet iaa mango at bore frafs
ti9lte og bebite Soft. (Sttbr.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
@rDsDenDrs SDrlts.
Sn geretning ON, bporleoes Wanbfabet gjer
Mptteri % sfibet saar unoer.
EprtIat fra torrise ROY

Gprtfat fra torrige ROY
ga, en- beiis Spiomfru pHbe bu blipe," 10 bun,
'Msen bu taller formeset. 9u saar ies fra big
AOu Tan lite; ies boIoer big / 9aanSen."
"Gr lite ies itartere eno buzz"
so, ~iiartere gItins, Warp. 0u bar paret min
rsSbsnbe Gnsel. Du git | 5Orbsn for mig Dos Sub,
% ban bsrte big, ba ban life uiIbe baue bsrt mig"
Sun Iasbe fin 9aano paa min Munb.
Out taller aItfor nsset, flyer ies big. 0u bebrsiSse
big isIp bin Suasbeb, men buff paa, bpab bu bar siens
Hemsuaet; b~uorIebss bu MATTE mobarbeioe bet o~prsrite
Wsanbitab os tase aommunOOen oper Stibet for at ireIie
sore aues 2ip. Stuff osiaa paa, at bu fere Dssn nspps
Ut Sspn paa bine Dine, os at bu arbeioeSs iOm ct belt
utanbitab unSsr Stormen. &iGre, bet, iom bu bar
Siennsmsaaet, uiIbe baue srabt manssn en- Neanb easr
slort BAN gal. Wen bu bar itaaet bet oper, os oil M
isisn pRrs ben famine fiafte 6yr, Tom its ltaI bsiaste os
elite iaaIGnse, iom Cub Iaoer os pare %iammsn."
pun tgsisbs mig paa gtunOsn, trat fin 9aano u0 at
min, Os iorIOb eusaret, iOet bun tiGrIis imiIeoe til mig.
Oct siOrbe mig omit, at ies ituIoe jaime bence suoOs
Tor en- tort lib, % ies ipntes, at leg uar ct pnteIist Rra,
lom ituIes bIiue Ing % matte bOIos Senssn ~iitsOetfor
at sau nsS benbe Omtrins paa Stibet Os ~iOrtele 6OIf
ON 9enoss llIptter 90 benOes op~oirsnpe SeItemoo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
555

3eg ipurgts nu, bporIeoes StsparOsn bauoe bet.
aaptsin Graft iag6s, at alt par Srbsu, iOriaauiot
6eIbreben ansit, Os at ban uanorsbe title omtrin9 puo
09ttst, imilsnbe til RanoItabst, men nRitsn uoeu a,
fse ct Orb.
Ger e en- 5orunoertis5so Usb BEN ~itatteIs RauO,
iasbe ban, "Os bet e, at ban aIoris UI image auOsn
Daao etO ben, iOm Wanoitabst faar. Seq bar isIU buot
BAN nOset fra aabptbOroet, men bar lite funnel iaa
BAN til at rsre bet. Jsrits Gang. ig siOroe bet, fOr
ban tiIbass iom / Strat, SusSsu brsb frsm paa bans
panoe, Os ban ia paa mig meS RaOieI % aiitp, iputss
iss. Ran De f~ortlare mig bstte2A
"Sa," iuarsos iea, "bet Tan leg. Stsparosu pIsisbI
at ubosIs Stibsprouiiionsrns paa 9rosusuor. Sai
tOs parti mso sapteinsn % iasbs, at ben yosrlis lstt
prouiaut par goo. Ga 6oItsne siOrbs Npttsri, trueo,
be bam mso at banse BAN, buis bau rsrte ben miHoits
Smule al Rabptsprouiantsn, os leg tuivler lite pna, atb
uiIoe bare uoisrt i'm lrubieI, ON ban 6aUbs siOrt bet.
San par isrunosH en- fss Using, for ban st ira Cor
%itanoen. % GruoisIsu urteos msset tartt paa bam.
Seq tuuoe ielp aIoris iOrmaa BAN til at image anSet emo
ben bsbarusos Sfibstoit, iaaIsuse Ranoitabet par omr
borO, Os iss tanter, at Grinbriusen ON Sruoissn eucuu
boloer fig bans forpirrsoe Sierns."
Cat for ben 5orttaring, iasos 9OttOreu, "ie9 ital
faa iope beore Ousupaa Ben; tbi is siuer Gem nit OH
paa, at Wanosns unaturIiss tlIpit til goo Nao = Sons
/ Rarri. Rsnnsitc. gaaieitss Os iist, gar; for leg bar
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

563
Dottoren, ibst ban piite puu 9errsn msb ben buioe Def,
"5orsrsn af peri, iuu beooer bette Glib"
Seq tattebs BAN itrar inberIis for bans 9iaLp O9 for
ben Smbu, ban piite Os.
"SanoeIis lite at tatte for, fasbe BAN, "es er ubgre
sIab ouer nit SeIb, ion bar tiuaot mig at bisrge iaa
tiette 6olt iom De og 0eres 8aacsmanb, os meset
IpfteIis ousr at baue funnel freIie Osres pnoise 5or'
Iouebe fra ben rob iels fuIOe Sfiabue at briue pm paa
9auet en- aaben gaab. Seq bar bort alt ON Dem al
5rsten RobertiOn, os jes maa fi9s, at De bar Opfort
Dem meset beltsmObi9 % tiatt."
Seq iuareoe BAN, at is uar msset tatnsmmclis for
bans uenIise Orb, men at ies lite tunos tase meset al
ROien til mig ieIu; tbi ben, iom Sanobeo ~fortisnts
gsnnbrins, bet par gaaosuanbeu.
IS faar belle SaOeren meo binanOeu, " iasoe ban imis
lenoe. "gaabsmanoeu er ulersse en- 6elt. UGt Manbs
FAB sr farbist at forsuOe BAN. I9ur De lite tnntt paa
0ogst anbet for BAN, iaa fan De Iabe mig iaa baut.
Seq peb at iatts Bris pa %iaaoanns soft nutiIoass, oa
man eusrs iorbstmsite maa bOIOs fig til 6prebaisrns.
Ia ban buuOe iast Bette, git ban til Dsren, os raabts
ub, og s~isbIitteIis tom min samIe aaruerut, gaaosnans
ben, iub. Seq RATE irem min 6uanb, iOm itrar blsp
srsbsu at min arIise Normanb os tlemt meo fat grcb.
"StprmanO GiopIe, iasoc ban mso itialpsnos Stem'
me, bette sr ben ~Ipttslisite Dag nit eiu! Der par
en- lib. Ou ies trOebe, ies aIoris ifuISe ist Dem isisn, Os
bet git i~aaIsoes til Sierte, al ies flGbeoe iom en- samnrsl
aiarrins, naar ies tGnfte paa, at De ifnIbe 20 siter alt
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Gpert1si
os f~orftpyrsoe
DiaDsr o. 3no'
polee t~tlir9nSe
iussu ltRrit ats
tsreHoe Iois.
RaaBrunoaiita
Boioiombeofor.
pprrereni naoan
benz non ME-
re. 3etiItr9n9e
sneuer 8oter
-
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
554

bet, De bapoe 9ieunergoaet, o9 netop iom DE ltuloe,
ON ies maa pare iaa fri at fi9e iaa, gaa ben og slfte
Dem meo ben b~sibierteOe, prestiss qise, fOm De frsIite
fra at brutne, og iom bsrer Dem til nteo Cub og Rstte.
3aptein Graft jes taller meb 8eres GiaaoeIie os Bee
Der ON 5orIaoelie for min 5ribeo - men Stprmanosn
Der os ies. nj bar iet nosle fOrunbsrIiss Bulbs iam'men,
iben ri fprit tom om6orb grosusuor 9sitinoieootfen,
oa, iortiatte ban meb fort Gftsrtrpt, "iss Diloe beure
miitet min bstrs arm os nit Ben = ia, De tan tase
nit bsrs Die nsb =, sno at Stprmanoen itulos baue
saaet bort, nstop Jon, BAN itulbs til at Ieue soot os iatts
fig nsb paa 9Gsteftabsts os 9ptteus Bent meo en- press
ts os uatter 8onel"
9snue usItuIenOe SenuenOeIie bleu boIot mso en- IiOen
5ustisbsb i Diet, os til Os ale tire uereIuis. Seq taft
tsOe BAN b~iertslis for bans uenlise Orb, men iasOe lite
uioere; tbi uastet ies tunoe baus aiust bam TOR Ros for
bans ualmiuosis tiatte Spfsrfel, ipntes ies, bet par
be6re, at ri u%snteoe, til ri Tom paa Gomanosbaano ueo
al s~ienfibis g~eanorins os 6OrbsrIissIis at big os
mig"
Seq iua, at ban Bar en- 6~lsisIsDet os en- Itinnsnbe ny
Sue msO ~irauIsnoe Stpsse Os fulb al SmOrsr, % ba
i~aaOunns aIabuiusitptter life sanbe tOmme ira andre
Stebsr sub SoIfelusaren, autos ies, be MATTE pare
6orRrinser, % leg fortoo. at aaptein erait life bauoe
llret, naar ban lasoe, at Baaosmanoen beira9tress lom
en- 6st.
Dottoren sioroe M Iesn til BAN, at ban itugoe saa;
ban iCrte paa iom~anbsmrsig Waaos 6inseren op til fit
9aar, og iorloo cs.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

propert. Bpgoeu IRlger en- Wdsle
Smgr. Iaa life msgst fore @nnror
iGIaer ma pp til 80 a 80 Bpo. Sons
merimpr ON aaret. 9igeIaa en- bel
Det "@eoemao." Seq iaa ! en- aots,
at ct 2onobusbolouiugsielitab ! 8srs
aers Gmternc bar belluitet at tnoflrbe
aoIsbpr fra Saaiu9bal. S%ticnnere
paaItaar, at TBelemartsracer life | no
gen 6enieeuoe itaar oosr S%aaingoals
raceu. 8ol er ogiaa en- meget gOo
9urnbpgo. SSiben ooer Sapet er nbes
tpoeli9, largt minore emo man ltuloe
iornooe. 6aluor Berg piloe iiior prDoe,
ON Der life Ituloe bore Sueoe Der. pan
fiji iig Snair0 ira Ser. 50, Soeoen
litte fig Der ! Ber9abatterne. Sau ut
isien Is @auge iaa me9et, iom ban
iaoeoe. Speoen bar tor o9 bel MODEM,
loa Winneiotn hard Rr. l life er beore.
3eriOr fan aonen / Berg meo goo
8runo fort9ae, at bun "bar bauolet lit
0Ueoemel / 2aapetrOfen", og bun bebes
per life at irp9te for, at bet er opblans
bet meb 8riot eler Obs. Slerc 8sns
Der / @ol lfuloe iorisse meo 9ueoe.
SaoeOprtuinseu / Saainsoal er aIoes
les foriemt. Oct er oaarlist meo Sas
oeoprfniugeu / 8aloris osian, men life
iaa oaarlist iom / Salingoal. Neoe
Seraosbpsoen, bpur be fineite ajgtien'
uerter tunoe bore, Der bprteoe man paa
nom elenoi9e Sleeper, iom ciloe oRre
pa8ieuoe til &reaturfgoe. 8eo Chen
oerni baboe man ct Snes @ulereooer,
bet bar aft. 8aa mango 8aaroe lntet.
So, ieg iaa 5 Saoer, buor man bauoe
plantet Rib8. Z Sauen peo 3bin8s
ltueu itoo euoel 2GbtctrRr, boorai ct
Bar ba6be be9puot at bare sGblcr.
glaar 8etingelierre er iaa belbi9e for
Saueoprtning, buroe Der anlG8ge8 Sns
Der paa bper eneite 8naro % Su8.
m~anosplabs. Man buroe 9jerOe ino
miuoit ct Maal. Seq iaa 6aOer om'
trent Iaa tore lom ct tibet Stuegulu.
Sli0t er 10 til at le ao. 3erfor er o9-
iaa al Sta9s Bar iaa bpr Deroppe,
pmtreut oObbelt iaa oDr iom paa aris
i~tiauin Torp.
Bietismen bar fra sammet Glib baot
teri Sob / 5oltet. 8D9oen Far Ell bel
Sci inbfebte 8rRoitanter, tanIte li9C
iaa mango iom nprore Quroal. 6ol
no8te Nar iioen bar ben bog ~itertere ent
III. Gn gammel 8anieplaOs bIeo pnl
9iort til 8eoeplao3 MI er ben otter
blet 3anieplabs, bog er Der irgen Ste
eler 2epen, aft saar ~notian freoeli0t o(
title al.
"un9ooms 8rsit % ufornuIt, &
Serre uil On fursiette", flyer De 9amle
De ritter paa SuOet % ct falt barmi
paa ben Damien. Set er ben 9aml
8iie: &Oen buffer alori9, ben bar bore
aalu. Oct oiloe bog life pare ~afueien
ON nlle 9anlle oiloe bragg fig til Minbc
booroan De ielu bar / fin unsoom. 81
pilbe be bli retfRroisere / lin 8omt. 81
bet er 10 Meteorological, iom ct bet flor
Maal for bort Nrbeioe. Oct er ben, y
Ifal itr96e efter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

$50
Dottoren tos ~nartelis Sell, naar ban troebe, at Cams
tale meb beube tunbe itaoe mig.
Seq baubs in~tetiombeit 8esreb ON Chen, os ifirreSe
iuris paa aosiet oper nit Soueo for al 0agsIpists Stprte
at flute, ON bet par tioIist paa Dassn, iaa iss thnoe baabs
at ie Waarp isien, fsreno Natten tom. Seq par enooss
iaa taabelis NOT til at tro, at ies tunoe itaa op, os siorbe
ct Soriss paa at TONNE ub al acien, men fit beruso bet
bebite geuis for, at ies par iuas iom ct Tibet Barn.
Saa tumIebe ies ba ppsrenos isisn meb ct Sfufelisns
Gut, ~bsspnbts after at fire puu 8osiet, men falot itrar
efsr iisun.
Seq iou | fsre elmer, os ~uaasnsoe, lite iom for meb
Stielpen % ct forpirret Soueb efter Beuio itIssbeo, men
nu Sunbbeb, meb Ell beiIis 6prnemmeIie al 6uiIe os
garme ouer mig % en- ~bebaseIis 6sIsIfe al t~ilbassuens
penbs Stprte mine 9emner.
0a iss aabnebe mine Gine, faIbt nit SIit paa tire
4erioner, Der FOB ueo min 8sie. Den enc par Wearp,
ben anben 0~ottoren, % ben treble en- liant, aIorsnbe,
I~oIbrenbt 0aan6 bib 9eit meb antertuapper Os en-
IsfibSenbe bIaa Gratte.
0Ottorsn foIte mig paa PuIien, Flap min 5aanS Os
iusbe:
"Ru, 6rStsn RObertion, nu ifaar ban fig. 9uis De
pI bare ben @OObeo at iise Steparoen, ban itaI brinse
Dem en- StaaI Suppe, iaa ital De ie, Dor gutisnt fan
tuse for fig.
Sun tpsebe paa 6inseren til mig bag be gnores Rps.
GA fprloo 9usaret msb ct itraalenbs Smil.
"Gstts sr aaptein Grait, Stprmano RopIe," iasSe
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

8eiitlis geltalenbeo. @n Brett /
Iorrige Narbunbrebe prebifer: "2ige-
Tom 2spen saar no at isse fit 8ou O9
ligeiom ulpen er ct 9rumt 9pr, iau
futile pi ale - panbre / ct npt 9eoneo."
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

" .a,sNn.yiaH usri at alt Sla9s for Boring
StpNcS@ siter Bauo, @1s, Gle. @rubearbsibe.
grsitegrabuiHA Bumpntu1, meo Btno elier lamp,
Eampffe5ier of y. Tet ptl beiair IA ior o9 at ieuoe
20 Gents for en- 0ucpciopto, a mto 1890 Bile0er. The
American Well Works, Eurori. gu Gbied1p,3a
8duas, 1era3: Spbnen. q 2 ". 2I9la.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

aiTr. 9ierces Bleaidnt gellets, botlfe reuls
on reguiere benz milot o. lemf9lOi9t, men
sTun6ist % meo BirfRing.
Gisie bite Imdn, iuiftrbetaste torn mob
Galoelp9e ere be ovriroelige inaa 2soer'
piner-be minoiis o. i~tttete at ta9s. en-
iioen Bile Som ct 2aratin- tire til at be.
pirie Hort Niiorirs. Nsrpss Sopsopiue,
Sopeopiue irsnrtalot al Galbeip9s, Gor.
foppelis. Tet Eorogietie, Gngreb al Balos'
fnge pa ale Torturrelier iIeoereu, Naoen
og SubpoIbsne forbinbres, itnorss % bel
breoes.
3nopatieoe | iorfsslsbe @IasfaIter- ct
~fortrtniigt Beitelomm Wiooel, Der aitio sr
befoemt, friIft % paalioelist.
9isie 9iIer ere be biliigfts, Te Tan
ilsbe, tbi be aarduteres at bile battle
9~ilirebsbeo; I mooint Sab tilbagebetales
Bengsne. BE bstaier fun for bet 9aon. De
bgIter.
9an Te forlanae mere2
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-21

the stomach to the bowles, where it
undergoes decomposition, evolving ir-
s'srryytflng and poisonous gases finally
~ Wing f1atulent and syasmodic collie
orAtfatal enteritis. My own practice
for twenty-five years has been to
supply q full draught of water before
feeding, giving no more for three
hours after, and only to animals n
little delicate have / taken the cold
off. l disapprove of meal and flour
drink, as it induces the animal to
drink too much.-Western Agricultur-
ist.
Advantages Of Diversified Farming,
Texas Lite Stock Journal says, the
farmer who fattens his own beef and
pork, mutton and poultry upon his
own homegrown hay and corn and
oats, who has no milk or eggs or but
ter or cheese to buy, whose cellar con-
tains a sufficient supply Of all the
varieties OF fruits and vegetables, that
his family requires, and whose sheds
are supplied with fuel from his own
forests, can afford to sell his surplus
products at low prices if necessary
He needs a little money for taxes and
clothing. His tea and coffee and
sugar cannot be produced at home
but such a farmer has but little to
pay out compared to the specialist
who devotes his years labor to one
thing alone. With only one crop to
sell at low prices and all others to
buy, he is dependent upon the season
and subject to the whole chapter
OF accidents for his means, and the
era OF high prices that benefits
his neighbor who has a greater vari-
ETY. OF crops may prove his financial
ruin. Having this in mind will it not
be well for each and every farmer to
try to SO diversity his crops and his
products that he can be sure of hay
| ing abundance of all that he can pro-
| duce for the wants of his own family
first? Then he can provide for sur
plus for his home market, and after
that take his favorite special crop as
a means OF procuring that surplus OF
income above expenditure which
should be the result OF his knowledge
and his labor. Thus he will limit tie
production to his own benefit, thus
he will reduce his hours OF labor when
he desires, without feeling that he is
likely to be limited in his supply OF
the farm products necessary for the
comfortable support OF his family.
Tie will be more independent OF the
fluctuations OF the market and the
whlms OF the buyers, and he will begin
to feel that he owns his farm, his
stocks and his crops, and that they
minister to his wants, instead OF feel
| ing that he is q slave to them, inexor-
ably bound to make them produce a
certain sum OF money necessary to
meet his expenses each year.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-21
Area Of Grain Culture,

During the last ten years, the world s
area in all the grains grown in tenn
perate zones, and potatoes, shows an
increase OF but 7 per cent; the syn
erroneous increase OF the bread-eating
populations having been at the rate
OF 4 per cent, the ratio being as one
is to two. Since 1870 there has been
added to the area devoted to the pro-
duction OF grain and potatoes-in the
countries ofthe temperate zone-1OO,-
$4,000 acres, and OF this 80, 1874, 900
appears to have been added in the
United States, our contributions hav-
ing been some so per cent, showing
how dependent Europe has been and
still is upon the United States for the
means of keeping life in her swarming
millions; and as our annual additions
OF new acres are now less than hall
our added domestic requirements, it
is manifest that scarcity in Europe
and resulting high prices are not far
distant, and this would seem to mean
an era of unexampled prosperity for
all such areas as produce food largly
in excess of local needs.-C. Wood
Davis in Country Gentleman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-21

suits by Prof. Shaw at the Ontario
Agricultural College. Last season he
fattened five hundred lambs upon 1t
with marked profit, and this season
has enlarged his experiment by grow
ing forty-three acres Of this crop. The
crop is grown in precisely the same
manner as turlips, and is fed from the
field without the cost of housing or
harvesting. 1t is claimed that it's fat
tening effect on sheep and lambs is
quite remarkable-Rur World.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-21
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ita
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-01-21

Eccry one sufers
from Catarrh in the Head. Those
who don't have it suffer from those
who do It's disease you CAM
keep to yourself.
Here are some of the symptoms :
Headache, obstruction of nose, dis
charges falling into throat, some.
times profuse, watery, and acrid,
at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulert, bloody, putrid, and often
sive; eyes weak, ringing in ears,
deafness; offensive breath; smell
and taste impaired, and general de-
bility. But only a few of these
likely to be present at once.
The cure for it-for Catarrh it.
self, and all the troubles that come
from ia perfect and permanent
cure, is DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The worst eases yield to its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties. A record of 25 years
has proved that to its proprietors
and they're willing to prove il
to you.
They do it in this way: If they
can't cure your Catarrh, no matter
how bad your case, or of how long
standing, they'll pay you $500 in
cash. Can you have better proof Of
the healing power of medicine2