davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-06
GREAT bargains in fine shoes at
l.. V. BLoND's.
Kegi.ter Patrons at Parkersburg.

Register Patrons ut Parkersburg.
Moss & Bentley are now the agents
Of the Daily and Sunday REGIBTER at
Parkersburg. Parkersburg patrons OF
the REGISTER will be served promptly
by leaving their orders with Moss &
Bentley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-06

VERDICT Of the housewife:-No -four
for bread and cake like Silver Gloss.
Ask your grocer for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-06
WAsTED-HousEcIRL AT BRUNSWICK
wv uotsi ap3r

uTAyTED-FoR THE UNITED STATES
w ARhY-AbIe-bodied unmarried men. be-
tween the ages OF 81 and % years Good pay,
rations. clothing and medical attendance. APP
plicants mas; be prepared 70 furnish ssfisfAc-
tory esideece Al 70 age character and habits.
Apply at fi3t MAIN STREET. wheeling. W.
Va la-xMo, wBDkYHIlun0
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS
FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC.

Proposals will be relieved By the Secretary Of
the State Fair for the use Of the Fair
Grounds on the 9TH day Of July 1922, for picnics,
etc. Bids to close Monday, April 18th, 1897, a.
2p m. GEO. Hooh'
sec'y westva state Fair, wheeling. WA
ap6toapll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-06

wv. MAItIr
Heigh feet inches; weight l35 to / pounds
Sallow complexion; spare in the face dark
hair and eyes: when he left here had smooth
face; wore dark suit, deer hat, g pair OF shoes
that he had half-soled himself: is a baker by
trade; also plays in brass band cornet, tuba or
tenor; wanted for the murder OF his wife on
April 5th, 1892. Arrest aud wire.
ROBERT 4. NCNICHoI,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10

9ottoren ? pab {! Nebmet 8ee'
@am'S Villem.
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Cine Carbohydrates aus a5ln,

Gin groBartiees Stanbal mir6 6ems
nd9ft in a6ln i'm Geri9te perbanbelt
tperben. srau WabIi1mibt. eine febr
geiu9te aleiberma1erin, 1T duf bic
Mntlage. bab fie mebrere Sabre bin.
bur9 ibre prd6tig ausgefatteten gm.
pfangs5immer su ilnn1Draiif9en 3nes
den benubte, in 6aft.
ginmal i'm MDnat mdbrenb bes
Winters peranitaltete bic Gran in To-
rem plabe einen Ball, anf meI1em
Oamen aus Der beften @efeal1aft unb
Offiaiere bic tpilbefen Orgien feierten.
Oie Sadie tpurbe boburh entbeft, bab
Grau Mabli1nibt eine .befannte
Shanipielerin unter bem Dortpanbe bon
Gefddften on ibren plab perlodte.
Die Sdauipielerin tpurbe bon ber
Jrau in ein 3immer eingei1loi1en, mo-
Baron &ey, be1en 2iebesantrdge He
suriidgeuiefen bate, ibr @eualt an3us
tbun fu6te. Sic f6rie nm piilfe, aber
Trau Wablf6mibt rief ibr bur9s 8
Sdliiheao6 5u, bic 9iilferufe feinen
bergebli9 nnb es tpdre bas Beffe,
tpenn fie ii6 fiigte. Die S1aufpielerin
i6lug elm Geniter Elm unb rief ben Qens
ten anf Der StraBe au, lporanf ein po=
Light fie befreite unb Srau MabH1mibt
perbaftete.
Mebr als bunbert BelaItungsseugen
tnb au benz pro3eB porgelaben NOR
ben.
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Nomasitirenbe farmer.

Den edit ameritaniiden Garmerm,
idreibt bic rGbie. abbpft.A, 1T bic
Wanberluit nod INNER nidt abban.
ben setommen. Sic bleiben ni1t ba,
no e ibnen gut gebt, ioHbern iobalb
in ibrer @esenb ber Boben ipertbpoll
gu perben beglnnt, perfaufen lie aus
nnb aieben babin, mo- es nod .billiges
2anb" giebt. So uirb iebt gemelbet,
baB aus MeQean gountp unb anbes
rem Counties i'm mittleren SllinoiS cine
Mafien Nusmanberung nod Soma,
Minnefota, Nebrasfa unb Ranias ftatts
finbet. Sn ben lebten bier Sabret
foll in iener @egenb bas Garnttanb
I'm minbeitens 40 proeent i'm
Wertbe seftiegen iein. Dieies Sabr
tparen bic 2anbpertdufe beionbers
sabIreid, unb es uurben $50 biz
$110 fir ben older bDablt. Daber
slauben bic samerifdnii9en.. Gars
mer, baB fie ein fd6mes Gef6dft
MAIDEN f6nnerl, ipenn iie. ibre alte Be=
iibung 3u bDbem preiie losi6lageit
unb fur b6dfens bic 9dlfte bes err
3ielten @eIbes ii6 ipeiter I'M Meiten
anfaufen. Bon elmer sientimenta>
len" Anbdneli9feit OH ibr Bauerns
gut 1T bel biefen 9euten ni6t bic
@ebe. Wenn iie aber faIf6 fpeeus
liren unb es ibnen in Der neuen n9ei>
matb" f6ledt gebt, 10 f6reien fie mad
unterDertbigem Gelbe, 8unbesfpei6ern
unb probibition.
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= 8ei ber 8eratbuns bes @olonialz
gtats i'm &ei1stag bilbete bic Muspeis
flung gueen Wolff's bes gorreipons
benten bes .8erlimer 9agebIatts~, aug
Deutfdoiafrifa, ben Ntittelpnnft Der
Sebatte. &ei9Sfan3ler @raf @apripi
pertbeibigte bic Musmeifune. gapripi
mente, bic beutf9en @olonien feien
nod au jung, UNI bic aritifen ber Gos
lonialbummIer Dertragen su f6nnem.
Sn farfaitii9er Weiie fiibrte Der Greie
linnige &idert aus, bic Nusmeiiung
WDlff's tpdre leiber re9tlif) unantaifs
bar; cine anbere 6orm, als bic bon
ben beuti6oitafritanif9en 8eb6rben be-
liebte, bdtte jebo6 Der Wiirbe bes 9ei9s
beKer entfpro6en. Die Minifter zines
tonftitutionellen Staates miiBten ni6i
all3u empfinbIi6 iein. Wlilitdrii9
flirs entse9nete gapripi benz Mbgeorbs
neten @idert: v8esen bic 6Hentlide
Wleinung III bic Resiernng iiberbaupi
ni9t empfinbli9!" Diefe NeuBerung
mar bas Signal fir sablrei9e 3urufe.
rSeit tpanna" erf1oa es bon pielen
Seiten. rNanu !" riefen ni1t Wenige,
unb rWarum benin bic bielen 8eleibis
gunssprOaeHea" fragten anbere.
0nttDreu 9 Yah 4 Nehmet Ree.
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saabbett famn nidbt sebetlt ,uersea

bur1 locale Applieationen, neil iie ben frans
fen Sbeil beS Obres niht erreihen tonnsn.
60 siebt nnr einen @es, Die Iaubbeit ~ tus
riren, unb Der 1T ourd eonititutionsue, Qe,l.
mitteI Iaubbeit tpirb burd etnen entsiinbe.
ten 3uitanb Der idleimissn MustIeibuns Der
@uitaHifden H6tre ueruriabt. @enn biefe
@Dbre fid entslnbet, babt ibr einen runtpeItis
ben Gsn ober ,tnpolfommenes @sh6r; unb
tuenn iie gang sei8IoHen 1T, erfoIst zaubbeit,
unb irenn bic @nt3ilnbuns ni9t seboben unb
bieie @Dbre tpieber in ibren seb5riaen 3uffanb
periett iperben fam, ipirb bas @eb6r fir i'm.
n,er serft6rt tperben; ,,eun Gale unter ebm
finb eurd &atarrb peruriadt, tpeI4.r uidta
als Elm ert3iinbeter 5uftanb ber idleimisen
SberfIdden lit.
@ir tpollen einbunbert Dollars fiir ieben
(bura &atarrb peruriodten) Gaa bon 9aubs
beit 8eten, ben mir niht burd @innebmen bon
9aq's 8atarrb-sfur beilen fSnnen.s 2abt Guh
| umionit gireulare fornmen
8 s. Gbenep & 6 o., 1oIebc, o.
8erfauft bon apotb,fern, rs gts.
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aus Manh ans ssano.

Herunhattee unt perfrhppelte @lieber In Splse ppn
&heumatiamus fnb etn 3teit ber Strafe, mel4e ben
trtfft, Der siefer bartnddsen asanfbet souen eauf
Idbt. Sic Ii tmmer sefdbr&, ba Fe ieben ausenbIi
hte gum 2ebsn nbtbisfen Srsane ansreifen fann; /;
f&mersbaft III e ifes. SnniGts Eat Soaetters IRA
sensiiters feine Dcrshst&teit absr bic sem6bniAen
WteI sesen htee ardnsbeit mebr bepAbrt ais tn ber
@t8enf4att, bas rbeumatii&e 8rontbersstft aus benz
Dilute pcufdnbts auS5rfHe,ben. Gs III aud nnf&dtltd,
ndbreuh Gcl&itum, @tebwur, unb mineraItiHe @ifte,
BITE baffr reri&rtsben werben, bteS ni6t fnh. Die
iretf f4 AUD tn berpcrrnsenter W tie In Sdaen, tn
benen miasmasi@&e Site In bas But stnsebrunsen
RLb oartlebtefett, unrerbauIiGteit grippe. Rierens
auifdnbe merben bur& bas Bttters setcben. Reccu>
pdlsseentsn, alte unb GetIeGIt6e Sebrau&en es NIT
srcBem NcrtbeIe
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Nebrasfa's filberme Sphseit.

Nm g}6r, feirrf. her etoot Nez
brasfo feline iiIberite 0od6.rit gIn isz
| nem Sane tnorem "a nSmIiSh o.rohs Is
| Sohre lett b,r qmote oefhImmoen
muyhe m meif,er Wehrosfo II ,,mssr.
trennI;h.r 9inheit NIT h.n ,;hr;T,u ;o,,
5tdoten ala oIeidheredfint,s G,iieh
nerhonh s''0'~0 ~
Nns m;.rte1 eobrhurher+ r.rnsa
| nerfI oi5er ;s is;t S Ssny ons 49,, ,,,sI.hsn, %
Tnhreru sabnSou M, | s;s Wy; g;nn.rI.;h,,m" ~" lI
psbroafo . Dy"n =, h.n ea toossnh"rs u1ams "r,t
I;m nroflom;rts S bot ~ Msrarhsr,,nsu ns,
mnb 1 Sorts%r;tts ~ .rrsh. ssI nm usm'gl hsnsm s;%
i'm inn obre yss7 St' ieIhit Ssr Sp hsoe;,,.rt5te % 9
gntRui;oa % NINA @ hatt. M trau,,,s,, % io;5sr
Mnmo lssn ,s hs,;issrte 3Sr . S;% S;s MsnaI. I.
fer,,,,a tnn sSpbrosfo isir ouf fo,,m 81 ooo
geeIen ne,te tnnhnsr =, hsr So,,nt. SyuH
ffoSt a;ueofn I oIre;r ,uI r,shr - oIs IA S"nneit a
n n;eIs NM ~ S,uaho i f,,ufr,oT MN I,pgs ,,pshr
g1nr * csohren n hetr,,o RE 81. nsiomn,te
oanas oIyer n e1sa Htsmb"h,.ss % NV =, M MaSrnafs
tnem;ner y 1 MA .l, ssn Ms;lsn oeuts uJsNTas hs.
trSnt e. 51no Sps;r.r NJ .s oSsr ,,,,r % onn N,,.;.
len tne;oep ia % h;e ysa a Gvv S Ssr
G;Semhnhns, ] @ :, isu,,,,tIiMs, r isS msm Esa W.
fonSs,oo}sm f,' 8 Mmr ges na, Ssn 1I ~ et"S, ssS
to-, 'JI1, her 1tn;on @ Hns =, IVY h;sss,, D m,,ms.s
M Msbrosfa M h ;hera nv 11r6 T. D",s AK ,r;ph a, om
oIism Wohnen in h;e5sn, orOS.u T 'Iy hii;bsn' ~"
6em stoote s;fr;a r asnrhs;ta} staN" unS nyT Ms-
brasfo 6iirfte S nod, mr. gmSs hss @ oeosn>
ndrtiaen g;Ibrriobres noile 6o0o SsgS Nss;<
len Giienbohn inmerhoIb fe;ner @ren.
se,t hobem
wnr e;r,em Observation-Disclosures s,on,
ben n,ehr % Ma ,n,s; Nr;t..I nan Sen, O. C..
iomn,tneb;ets m | @shrosfoa G ana o,,f a oIIem nv aoyh.
fnrtem oIs s., orose Mmsr;fon;itSe
WiisteD ner,eid,ne} p Sents n mr., e;rsr
Wiiite fsins @ehs rsshr Mm ~ GtsfIe
6erieIb.n f;nbst , ,,,o,, % ;sst o,f S.r eor.s
b,nhert. o nor xii bi;;bsvhsm bi ~ gae;Isrr s
gtSStmen nnh @tahtsn Nos g;sSsm,
oehiet fsIh4 n;ft NIT Spsht oJs ma oI. nsr,
Sss | ornsen am sen,er;fon;fe5sr M & meIinf.rnss fss
Gtre;fens '1s' ~o''i"
sra m,or hoa eohx 1857 snr;.h TO-
snrSnfte T S;n her Rs5;shefte mn S'y. hebo,,ts v
Shs;i hea Gtootes o,,f ,,,,e; @ ms;hsn ,r~,, 49,,
, gommtiss snt1omn hsm s%5;i5our;sg,rnn, se.. nu,
unS einen o ifmofen gtre;fsn /, Ssn,
nrosen SsIo,ts. .ShoI m Ssr e;,,;s M eS. Ssr
1 1In;on gsoe;f;e Wohu @eosnnsrt;o ~,
trsihen ,ohfInse Sorn,sr ,,rS S S;;M,sr -
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Miue darantirte aur.

lbtr autortfiren ben angeJeiettn upofbeftr, 9bntn
Or. atnas Meuts aeiImttfel sesen S6wtneiu4t, gu
hen unb Grtdltuns auf tolSenbe Sebtn9una ~ pfrtaus
tieies Rittel ben anuetIunsen entipreeub setrouen
nrnen, tnbem ete es etnsetenb prctren, une nenn
gle eenn tetns Heaernrs hur6 baiieibs re,ipbrsn.
Jbr @elc Bufh6 befpmmen. @ir mcAen biss Gnsebct
IN Eelse bsr srcsarttsen Grfclse, ueie btes Ritel
pet ber kttidtrteeH 0rtppen Gpbemie anf5npetien
totte Wtr haben ppn fenem gale sebbrt. In benz
eas Mtttei niAt sebolfen bate. Wan made einen
werfud. PretefaL&en fret bei abcIpt Dretb, abpmps
Jon 9r. @robe GIai&sn so Gents nnb $1.00s
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sSlat1el(e, 8la,tfets uttb Gpu,fs,

& est 0la s ss & M ss Raas loA wass ps
t S,a yqd5 rsas Teaae g!ans r an nS
0rob M eoMfor 70 sns bas t1d s28 bopt Comforts
Hebnftionen abaebn
Seine Bantas srbalnibmds ni0sn q Gp
10 Gn8 perDab aufpdrts
tin
Strnnuen, Sbams, Pastaden,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10

= Nsrs. Osborne, iene Dame aug
Der pornebmen Gefelli6aft 2onbons,
pelde bes SumelensO Oiebitabl8 unb bes
Meineibs angetlast mar, ipurbe au 8
Monaten GefdnsniB nit 3maussarbeit
perurtbeilt.
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Gde Weaim Yta5a mmb 2lcequia.
Gtrake, Gam Qtmtpniu.
&leioeritoffe ]!
&leioerifoife!

Neueh WOben Ne6rigfe ree nre NoDden aIberoen fn
5abrifate sSebem 3ugdnglif
4s 3oH brde mil ebe iApa o
# on - - -
lent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10

Sn Solae elmer erfdltuus lit id)
an bartnddiser Seiferfeit, nit einjsen
DOZEN BON Or. Ausut a6nig's Sams
burger Bruittbee iuurbe i1 mieber pols
ftdnbis berseitellt .-Sulius WulH, 1919
BartlettsStr., &o6efer, q. 3.
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8u6teuS Mrntca galbe.

DIE befe SaIbe her @eIt fur SGnttte, OaetiGuns
sen. @ef&Uhre, Steber. unb Sants ausi6Ias Siente,
aeiprun8ene Sdnbe, Grcfbeulen unb ale Sautfrauts
tstten turtrt 6dmsrrbptbsn ober teine 1esabluns.
Sbatge 9ufrtehsnbett saranttrt pber ta8 Gelb wtrh
ouri6erfottet. 25 Gents pie S6a@teI. 3um Uerfaui
WtclefaIe.
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- aluf Samoa ift man nit 6em
Berliner @ertrage bon 1889 unsufrieben
nnb perlanst bringenb cine Nbdnbe,
rsng beRelben. Cine Mafenspetition
eireulirt ,u bieiem 3uede, mel6e an
bic Regierungen Deuti9lanbs, @nslanb
unb Der Der. Staten sei6idt iuerben
inf
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&leioeritofe !

iekt BET % Iffpa q
4 Sou bit Ro0eb pn ouet eutnss uporth seaa9
Vents per yars serfu rben fonnten
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Mf11ttel lttto ccSadets !!

Sinh ni4t abbangg uebr
aea eo Sr moaen 10 mt m Nanl btn
fof3n berabgfes auf 81 - '' - - y
nnsd sl2 go nno $l4 Setaaten berbit auf na $s5
800
eanem st om are % eous Oamn Sds Sa 81 Damen
so Gents IS Gents nnb ST. menig lber bic
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23

When it is understood that the same
amount Of fuel is consumed in producing
either gas or heat, it is readily seen why
one person will use four times rs much
coal as another without producing any
more heat, if as much. When feeding coal
after the fire is made, only a small guam
tity should be fed ut a time, and that
spread evenly over the surface Of the fire,
for when fresh coal is added it for time
lowers the temperature Of the fire box Gust
as pouring cold water into pot Of boiling
water stops the boiling by lowering the
temperature) until the added coal is heated
up to the gnitinq point, when it first be
gins to burn and adds It's beat 10 the mass.
When but little coal is added, this lower
ing Of the temperature will be hardly no
ticed, but add a large quantity and it can
be plainly secn.-Stovcs and Hardware.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23

In many primitive tribes when the chief
or king dies there ensues a wild period of
general license, an orgy OF anarchy till a
new king is chosen and consecrated in his
stead to replace him During this terrible
interregnum OF lordship Of misrule, when
every man does that which is right lor
otherwise in his own eyes, all things are
lawful, or rather there are no laws, no law
giver. no executive But as soon as the
new chief comes to his own again every
thing is changed; the community resumes
at once its wontcd respectability.
Now, is it not probable that the mid
winter orgie is similarly due TO the cutting
of the mistletne-perhaps even to the kill
ing Of the king of the wood along with it2
Till the new mistletOe grows are not all
things allowabley At any rate, | cast out
this hint a. q possible explanation Of sat
urnalian freedom in general and kissing
under the mistletoe in particular. 1t may
conceivably survive as the last faint mem
DRY Of that wild orgy Of license which &C
companied the rites Of so many slain gods
-Tammuz, Adonis, Dionysus, Attis.
Much mitigatcd and Modified by civill-
cation and Christianity, we may still see
in it perhaps some dim lineaments of the
mad feasts which Herodotus describes for
us over the dead gods Of Egypt. So fan
back into the realms Of savage thought
does that seemingly picturesque and harm
less mistetOe hurry us.-Cornhiu Maya
zine
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23

The Arabian coffee maker, having pre-
pared his fire Of charcoal and placed near
it huge pot containing water, takes a
few handfuls Of green coffee berries, care
fully culls OCT all imperfect berries and
foreign substances, and then places the
best Of the berries in an iron ladle held over
the fire The berries are permitted TO
roast until they begin to smoke, and are
then, while still uncharred, placed in a
small mortar and carefully brayed with a
pestle closely fitting the cup Of the mortar.
The berries are not, however reduced TO
a dust. Whiie this process has been going
on, a small pot has been half filed with
tepid water from the large pot and placed
over the fire When the water in the small
pot has begun to boil, the broken coffee
berries are thrown in and the boiling is
permitted to go on for short time, the
decoction being stirred with a spoon when
il shows signs Of boiling over. The coffee
is then served in small cups without cream
or sugar-New York Herald
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23
The End of Our World.

Sir William Thompson, in n lecture be-
fore the Royal Institution of London, set
forth the latest sci entific theories concern
ing the probable origin, total amount and
possible duration of our SUMS heat and
light After referring to the theory Of
Helmholtz that the sun was vast globe
gradually cooling, and shrinking as it
cooled, but that the shrinkage (Which was
the effect Of gravity upon its mass) kept
up its temperature, Sir William said:
The total of the suns heat is equal to
that which would be required to keep up
47G 900 millions Of millions of millions Of
horse power, or about 5000 horse power
for every square yard and yet the modern
dynamical theory of heat shows that the
suns mass must fall in or contract thirty
five meters per annum to keep up that ire
mendous energy.
At this rate Of contraction the solar
radius will be OF per cent less in 1000
years from now than it is today. Accord
ing to these deductions, a time must come
when the temperature must fall. This be-
ing the case, it is inconceivable that the
sun will continue to emit heat sufficient 70
sustain animal life for more than 100000
years longer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23

A prominent feature in Faraday's char
acter was his absolute love of science for
its own sake. He freely gave his discover
les to his world, when he could easily have
built up colossal fortune upon them. He
once told his friend Professor Tyndall,
that at a certain period Of his career he had
definitely to ask himself whether he should
make wealth or science the object of his
life He could not serve both masters, and
was therefore compelled to choose between
them. When preparing his well known
memoir of the great master the professor
called to mind this conversation, and asked
leave to examine his accounts. And this is
the conclusion the professor arrived at:
Taking the duration Of his life into ac-
count, this son of a blacksmith and appren-
tice TO bookbnder, had to decide between
a fortune of el5O,OOO on the one side and
his unendowed science on the 0 her. He
chose the latter and died a poor man. But
his was the glory Of holding aloft among
the nations the scientific name Of England
for period of forty years.-Murray' Mag
azine.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23

Owing to the substitution Of steel pens
for quill pens other uses have had to be
found for the goose quill, and now they are
converted into bristles for brushes, tooth
picks, fishing floats, fuses for guns and
hair pencil holders. The last year in which
the board of trade made any record Of the
import Of quilts was 1870 when 27,5OO,OOO
goose duills, valued at go, 59l, and 10000
swan quills Of the value Of G376, were re-
ceived The quilts of the swan and turkey
were used for engrossing pens, those of the
goose for ordinary writing and those Of the
crow and wild duck for fine descriptions Of
writing.
The classifcations Of goose quilts were
numerous, according to their position in
the wing pinion.
In one establishment in Paris 100000
toothpicks per day are now made Of quilts,
or considerably more than hundred mil
lion yearly. Each woman engaged can fill
twenty boxes in a day, containing forty
small bundles Of twenty toothpicks each,
or 800 toothpicks per box.-Chambers' Jour
nal
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23

The most trying of hosts is the man who
shows you over his property. You are
taken to the stable-it looks much hike any
other stable; then you are trotted of to
the home farm; after this you are dragged
up a hill to look at the view. And every
thing you have, in common civility, to
praise as though you had never gone
through this sort Of thing before.
And the host, strangely enough, really
seems to enjoy converting himself into a
valet de place. While he is showing me
off his possessions l am always wondering
how many times he has said before what
he is saying to me. The fact is that the
country house, like the yule log at christ
mas. is played out-London Truth.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23
THE OLD LOG FIRE.

Yer kin preech Nv the pleasures an joys Nv the
rich,
Bout yer oprees an parties so gay;
Yer can dwell amidst fashionable folks an all
sich,
But don't keer TO live that or way,
Civ me my ole ranch in the wild soliteudes,
Fer NV nature | never kin tire;
Then Civ me sum books and a pipe fer all
moods,
An cheer by the roarin log fire.
Yer oprees is dun tn the muzic heers,
When the flames IL a singin tn me,
An the big chimbley roars hits old chune in
my ears,
Like some faraway song NV the sea.
All, then with sum Teller like Edgar A. Poe,
Or Shakespeare, who kinder gifts higher
Imosey way back tn the dim long ago,
Ez dreem by the roarin log fire.
My ole Imagination jist gifts me, for shore,
When loafer round with ole Scott;
Them Waverly novels I've read DER and DER,
His poems I've never forgot.
Yer kin liv in yer cities if yew are inclined
But Nv fashion do not desire;
Civ me my ole ranch an er contented mind,
An sum books by the roarin log fire.
Larry Chittenden in Chicago Sun.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-23

How 20 Bs Hungry at Breakfast.
Breakfast is rather a failure, as a meal,
with town men. That ought not TO be;
there is something wrong when a man is
not vigorously hungry in the morning.
Where is the faulty Is it in the late din
ner? It does not matter whether we dine
in the middle Of the day or evening, so long
as we dine iudicously. But the man who
has much work to do, and particularly
brain work, cannot dine in the middle Of
the day. If he does, he must make up his
mind to lose at least an hour Of his most
valuable time.
A light luncheon at midday, with no
stimulant stronger than a cup of coffee or
% bottle of ginger ale is u suitable thing;
but this must on no account be used rs a
substitute for dinner He who lunches III
this way at midday must dine in the even
ing and dine well The business man
should dine at half past 6, or at latest half
past T. The lazy man may dine when he
likes.
The man who has earned his dinner
should have good one-not heavy but
nutritious; not too elaborate, but well Sc
lected and well cooked. Dinner should
be the last meal of the day, except for those
who cannot sleep without a little food in
their stomachs. These may take a cup of
cocoa, with little thin bread and butter,
just mt the moment Of going to bed. If at
tention be paid to these suggestions very
few people will fail to be hungry at break
/ fast-LOndon Hospital.