davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
YenuD lpaui1 I.

Streiferen 6ritblow. Der bar an
fla9et for at baue mprOet en- BinfertOn
lnoer Optsierne / Somefteno ben Ste
Snli, blep / Snsbass irltjenot af gu
rpen. San bauoe mango Sioner pan,
al ban life bapoe o9ret i Someiteao ben
Sag, Mproet blep besuaet.
CONNER Wtltnain / 9aucaiter
~paaIagoei 9lrsoa9s @ranojurpen at
finbe aufla9er mob olle, iom buuOe
u9oOet paa Treiioeutual0ets llofalo.
Slbtil bar man laoet 2oueu moo inds
oanne SGboemaal ioue, men bet ier no
tit. at poenu9unte CONNER oil iorip9e
at i9tte en- stopper for bette uuGien,
Der / be ienere gar bar faaet Snopas
ODE belle 9anoet.
Carnegie Gompaniet pil / 5remtis
ben iorbanole meo fine Nrbeibere iom
Snoiuioer u9 life iom WeOlemmer al
5asipreninger. Gnbper Nrbeioer mna
unoerIfripe Ell 8ontratt, ibuilfeu ban
iOrplister fig iii, at ban life oil flute
fig til nosen notwithstanding, os at ban
/ st % gift oil rette Zig eiter auntpas
niets Soritriiter o9 Gegler.
s Carnegie Staaluert Beaver Sails
blep Nrbeibslsnuen ~betpoelig nebiat i
Manoass, oa Streiterue sienoptOs sr'
beioet. Gn alasic Nrbeibere, TOM
buube 1925 pr. Dag, fit tun $3.50 og
mango anore Grbeiocres 2gn neb iattes
/ 5Orbolo.
Gn @rbeiber, iom fpr Streiten baobe
50 pr. Dag, bleu III tilbuot 81, men
ban na9teoe at g~ienopia9e arbeibet.
Streifen, Der enOte iUrrise Munoas,
bar toitet be 1900 Streitere / SOmcs
iteao, 9%aturenceuIae O9 Yeauer 5lqs
$4,000 ON 8asen eler loft 2 Miatos
ner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
6rGft Spperi. Oct lpifebes Iioite

5rGft Spperi. Oct lpifebes iioite
2orsbas to 9pue mibt paa 9a9en at
beitJale 9. Sonuieu & Sos Seuclrp
Store / Omaba for $4,000 i Qiamaus
ter % $4,000 i @ulbubre. Sonaieu
bar saaet no lpr at bIipe barberet, %
, Srtifen bar Der fun en- llbrmaqer.
Gn Wano fpm IND nleo ct llbr, Tom
ban pnlfebe repareret meb BET fannie.
Weoens ban itpo peo Chen al ubrma.
9eren, benDtteoe ell Samerat al BAN
Seili9beoen til at iGtte fig / geiibbelie
al ubrene % 9iamantrinsene. Giternt
ubret bar repareret, iorloo be 5rcms
mcoe Sutiten. SORT Ell balp 5ime les
mere, ba Sonaien pcuote tilbu9c. blcu
5poeriet ppoa9et. TOlitiet blep uubers
@rettet, men intet Spor al Sppene er
Ianoet.
YrRriebranb. gn o~belaBsenoe Ir9s
rlcbrano bar i DC iiOite Gage raiet /
God County. Sloen branbte oper Ell
Sirainina 3 Wtl lang. Man9e SD
miller maatte iD9s 2llflust / Sper,
Srenoe % Suler for at reObe 9ipet.
6lere fore &anG:s % itpre Splag al
6p er brGnote. Slpeu sOar MI i ipOs
pltltg 9ictnin9, Gen i &ud GOuntp
anretteoe Staoe a~nllaaes til benueo
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
u cbraifa.

SernbanenlDffe. 9irsbag Worsen
tiolis ianbt ct ipraeli8t Snmmenitpb
Steo peo Ilba, s Ntili Seit ior @rnno
Sslanb, melem ct Ggpress % ct 5rngts
treu, buorpeo 4 Yeriuncr blep orGbte,
meoens 3 blep bonrot fuRlteoe. 6rasts
tr9net fob paa ct Sioeipor for at Or
prestr9net funbe po5iere. 9a bette
antom, opDa9eOes imiolertio, at Ben
switch, Der Ituloe lltte SioeipOret al
fra Sopebipuret, itOb anben, Samm'n'
itpoet par u~unbenaeligt, os meo IHlo
5art tiDrte G%yprestr9net inb paa 6ra9is
tr9uet. &c Drabte os 5lllfaoetomne
er ale SaneiunttipnGrer. Sn9eu al
Yasiasererus Tom tllitape.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Npe NbOnnenter
fan erhuloe Se9pnoellen al Weo
mrnc,,, 10 Nnmere, for Gents,
SnblanDet.
SpIua a..
lbaurulutfe. st Miilipaufee

.I~baucnlgife. st @tilipaufees
7rrn. ~beIiaaenoe al caboose p9 Is
arootpoaue, iom ltub paa Sanen / Seer
bepen al Sartlep, bpur famine %lfraaner
arrft, tum iOrleoeu uuber en- It9rf
gIrit iorlit. s the caboose laa fem
grbcioere % 100. 9a insen al Srem'
iernc uar intte for, for 9ranet meo en-
irpotslio 5art, us / N9rbeoen al Gps
erin Itprteoe bet impo ct 6ra9ttran, Der
aft mooiat Getnins. vi Sernbane'
orbei,erue bleu 9alep Stepbenion ira
s6cloou pieblitfelis br9bt, meoens S.
ztepBeuipn ps TO al be andre Meno
blep haarot tpnIteoe. Strar efter Sams
mcritpoet uobrpb Der Slb / be fnulte
gpone. III be TO 5r9n er Der tun Ell
brrnoenbe Sob i9lcn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Witb

6rpsieu libel. Gn 50 Gar snmmel
Mtano peb Naun Wiainm Carpenter
Omtom i SneitOrmen 2orsong Nat ben
l7be os. omtrent 8 Mil i Spo for Sans
cod. San git fra oenne Yp benao aiten
for at beige jim Spcser. 5grIt ON
ssnbasen iapneos man bam, os enbel
Soil, iom oa bleu ienbte ub for at iinoe
BAN, Ianbt BAN ber ! az sammel 9iels
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Snb II a.

Slbspaaiattelie. 3inptaoeiabrifeu
/ Gnbcrion uebbrauote 9proas Not.
Sloen Dor paaiut peo Si9lp al Yeiros
lenm, Os @jerninssmanoen iOrmenes at
upre en- a%flteoiset arbciOer. Natten
iiorueien bar Der o9iaa siort 5ories
paa at itltte SID paa 5abriten, men
Sastmanoen opOo9cbe ba Sloen i rette
9io % fit ben ~1lnttet. 5abrifen, Der
eics af G. 9. Oruis, bleu brcoct at Glurt
& Naerton. SioitnGunte fiber ct Cab
paa $1,000; Gterens Cab betsber fig
oerimpo til $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
California.

Gn Sebens 9ule. Taa 3oppen al
ct Marmorbjers / SuulOmne County,
bpit oper Stanislaus &iper, bar man
/ en- $50 SOB bpb Sule funbet en-
Masie Steletter al Wenneiter. Sus
lens g~elissenbeo us Omsipelier tpoer
paa, at ben ensans tilbase i 2ioen bar
prrst benpttet iom ct 59ngiel, / boiltet
DC @ilpe itprteoe fine Sanger neo os
FOB Dem oe. Sulen er / N9rbeben al
ben eamle Minebp Columbia.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
rr omtrsnt GO Roos fra Sposereus

Der omtrsnt GO Rpos fra Sposereus
Siem.
Gn baaro SmeItorm raieee iioite
Ssnoas / SronuOoo. 6lere Sob Sne
ialot % paa nosle Steoer er Der Sne'
buuer fra 6 til s SOB bpie. vi Ssrn'
baretrnff er itaniet for Cieblitfet.
YrGnot Stoleiabrif. Siolte 3irs4
bag Mpr9eH neObrGuOte Stoleiabrifen
i @runb Rapibs. gygninsen uur tire
Gtaser bgi, 800 Sob lang % 80 SOB
breo. Smtrent 100 Nrbsioere or oeo
Sranoen blepne urbeioslpie. % mango
bar miItet tit 8erttsi. Sele 5abet paa
Sp1nins % 2aser er 100000; Gsius
raucen $40, O0O.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Wasiatbuietts

SinosIgg Saptein. aaptein 3. s.
8rabens Ombpro paa 9ampltibet "8e
Rupter," iOm iorleoen anfoni til Bolton
ira ait,uerpen, bleu iinosips uHber
8eiien. SpsoOmmeu uouirfeOe fig ian
raft, at Stprmanoene MATTE labe BAN
in~oeip9rre Os oUertage @OmmnnoOen.
Dan inobilote zig at bare u~maaoelis
rig. Wanbitabet sau ban itore 2siter
ON Sorerinser al Sttbe og umnnbeliee
Yen9eiummer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
II DlanDet t.
gbifi.

Cpoa9et Sammeuiparsslie. On
cmfattenoe Snmmsniuargelie, Der ait
no paa at aibrGnoe flere al be uistigfe
Bpgnln8sr | Santia8O, yfDuor. The
Moneda, ianse anst. Cont Us enb:t
andre SgOifceter o. p~aabegpnoe en- 9ls.
pollution, blco opoa9et iOrri9e 2srona.
Snmmenipprselier er innoipulia uos
sdnet ira be ipU 9iuiereaimsuter, buis
Oiiicerer CT 9iIbGnsere al Bllmaceoa.
Vile 5brerne er anbolote, og eroel irem.
ragenoc 8almaceoiIter oil bliue a~rreIte.
reoe. Regierineeu uGrer ingeu 5rpst
iOr bberli9cre llr~OlisbeOer,
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
rl9e 2lrsoas. Set meite Of SnbbOet
reooeoes.
NarriiOns Yluralitet er 21.21O.

9arriiuns Yluralitet er 21,27O.
Weo liolte 9alg uisnues 40, 900 Stem.
l1er I Wtirneopolts % / belle Stnten
264,620, al bpilte SarriiOn fit 1911
545, Glerelano 10O,275, 8eauer 29,s
545 % Sibueq 1926. Sarriiuns
Eliraliiet er %ultiaa 21,27O. De 5us
lionsGlectors, ipm unoeritettebes ai
6%olfepartiet og 0emofraterne, fit 1857
$40 Stemmer. 9nute Nelipn bar en-
Slnralltet at 14,967 Stcmmer.
NeobrGnot grggseri. Sioite 9urss
bag neobr9note GOOirep 6lcdeniteins
Srpsseri i Saribault. SlOen iormc.
nes paaiat. 9abet bpttes oelpis al
Assurance. grpsserist ital itrar gjens
upisres.
6olgenoe Hepn blifanere ualotcs til
8ooobue Gountps GmbcosmGno: Irs
bitor, Carl q Glen; &osierer, Sirom
SOiue; Sberifi, Sreb. s(nberion; Ges
glitter Of Seees, Spbn 8 8ebiter; Stii>
teretsbommer, 8 5 s(nberipn; Guuutp
attprnep, g s Nelion; SuroepOr, 6
. @olf; Coroner, 8 s @ropn; Sfos
leiuperntenoent, q 6 Gngltrpm.
6unber Siien. en- uprif etotelGrer,
be9it Selumpro iorlcben i ct Sfplebus
omtrent 4 Mil / Noroueit for Nortbs
fclo. Sprit far ban oper Ell BLOB
aare, % oelpaa bGugte ban fig.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
y { 10 WerifO.

st forItenet Wenneife. Gen 23te
bs. ionot man ! en- Sule / Gualoaloupe
Sier9eus Is Mil | 8eit for Gbbp ct
furftsnet Wenneite. Oct bleu brast til
Gbbp, bupr bet for 2iosr utilities.
Oct er 5 SOB 1oh TONNE bsit % pei.
pOret. Oct er umulist at iiss, 'ntsn
bet er en- Spib eler en- Snbianer, ba
1raftsue .pSer ! besae. Retuinser. Yaa
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Sub Carolina.
YrObibition / Cub Carolina. Sc

9islaturen traaote lammen iUrri9e Wons
bag Os Ital pare iamlet 30 Gage.
geo be oemotratiite YrimRruals iioite
CONNER ltemte en- @tniOritet iOr grOs
bibitiOn, % Ell YrObibitIonsiorilas oil
berfor bliOe iremiut os peotaset uoen
pioere SppOIitiou.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
:, en- iibiriIf Su belutteSs ! =

! en- NblrlN 81 baIltte6e / SOnls
mer De WlOite % glie eitsr en- lana
&aaola9nins, at IL Somirusr meh
Safer ! Saanben ituloe sua IL @anse
pmtrins Spen for iaaleoes at itremmc
bort Spleraen. Tiserne par leoiaseoe
al IL unse RGnb. Sper Gang 9anps.
bpen par puneret Omfrins, aiiprsSs Dc
uuSe Mauo fine @eparsr, meSsns 10
unse bigger iremiasoe 2rpleformula.
rer. 5 ~2anosbperne peo 0olsa.9t
~itrlttet ioretpmmer iorreiten mango iaa.
oanns beoenfe Sfitte.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
q prosSafut1

SC repnblifnnIfe Gieetors i Nuro
9ofota er palste meo omtreut 200 Stems
mers Sluralitet. 9e alIerfleIte %al9s
b~eretnln9er er MI %inbienote, Og Der ips
ncs life Ienger at uare noseu Suil ON,
at Sarriion bar ferret / Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
u { 10 y orl.

Stor 6aOe. Sra paaltoelig Sioe
meObeles, at N Mano, buis Naun life
mua Opsiues, for Siitop Senrp 6. got.
ter bar tilljenbegluet jim Senii9t at
Ifjante 100000 til Sjalp til gpsnin,
gen al ben upe proteitantilfe epiito'
pale Domtirfe St. John the Divine.
Gnfeltbeoerne peb @aoen oil blipe of
i~entliaaiorte / ben n9rmeite 5remtio.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
81 inneiptt

6n ter9ell8 Stiofa9ene pas|efeoe
iorrile 9pron9 Iten / Spen Silper
Qeai gedtr So. gn uns Mal,o peb
g}opn 6runt SrpiuH Liable / ben I"crlere
gtO gaaet paa Sa9t Narbeoen Al S.
~. BAN eitlers 5urm. NGpntc aIs
ten tjobtc San sidler % Suitru, en-
9pinoc pan "a Iar, Ell Sa9leler peo
gauu Gop. Dub os 8ropn Ell Seq Gl
/ SCREENING. bpprmeb be i 2gbet al Ii'
tenen 8joroe iis tilscbe % blep mere
elsr minore beruieoe. lluoer ct oers
rnOer meacm Ban Cider % Suitru
uyitauct Stj9noeri beialcoe ban benre
Fcrc @ange at boloe Muno, ioet ban
trueoe meS i mobiat Sab at bile lfpcc
benoe. "a bum imiolertio life eitertom
bans 9afalirs, benteoe ban en- &eopl'
Der irem p9 itiso benbe / SaanSleoet,
% Sa bun ioriDgte at flp9te no / aipfs
teuet, 0reb ban SroipnS GlIle % afps
reOe turti0 eIter b%lnanoen to Club paa
benoe pg orGbte benoe eleblitteli9.
9ereiter uenOte ban Zig moo Sroiun,
ion bauoe isst at tomme no al Stuen,
% nifDreoe paa 10 Spbs Iiitdno ct
Club, iom ramte BAN / bpIre 2aar.
"a Suo, Der bar lDbet no ior at tils
laloe SjG!p, ueupte tilbase, bapbe Ban
Sldler 9Iort Gnoe paa Jig ielo oeo ct
StuO gjeunem Supcoet.
Ser bIcu itrar telesrafcret til Corp
acr 8. 0auion i Detroit, iom tllisemeo
81. @Olt lncianot iie paa Stebet tiolis
nGite Mpr9en. Den almiitbelige Wes
nln9 or, at San Sidler bar banolet /
StlniD9e, ibet Wtrs. Gan Sjdlcr oar
b2tIcnOt for at pRre temmeli9 lpsn9tig.
@r. 8rolpu, Der bsrer bjemne | Sarge,
er me8ct iua9 al 8lOoiabet, men bet
mcnCS, at ban pil fomme iia.
Seuere berettes, at 8ronn er opo.
SranOifaoc. sioite Maioas Mprs
gen OpitOo Der Slolps / Spiitolen / Geus
ollie. Sloer btep imiolertio mart Ilnts
let. Sn9cn Tom tillfaoe. 5abei, Der
oHttes uco Insurance, belpber li9 til
s $500.
NeobrGnot 9otel. Merdants Sps
TEL I g8Iamar bleu poelaet peo Ell Sloe.
0ranO Den 20oe os. Sloen ppItob i
Salerlertet ST. 6 ON Mor9eneu o9
9oooe alereoe inocu ben opoa9eoes, no.
0reot Jig iaa meset, at bet laa no til,
at belle Sp9ninsen pilbe saa meo; men
e'cr TO timers 5orlpb bar Slben uns
Der 9Outrol.
9oteuet bar iulbt meo @ieiter, ium
0ue unOInp meb l~lnbtaselie al cit be.
pe'ot 8ammel Maifiniit peo @reat
N0rt9ern Sanen peo Napn @eit S,otpe,
'0H' ON Omtcm i 6lammerne. 0a Fan
oor nle9et bpp, iprmenes oct, at Ian
U'e bar 'unnet bore, at Der blep aiprt
~ y 49,
"'oNoalnrm. Sptelet meb Snbbp er
"@FeR belt pSelo9t. 3abet, Der ans
F'aeS I'll $4,000, paffes peb @siu.
rance.
Stor 6arm tiliaIss. Col. 8. 81.
SoO'o'on ira Ct. Gaul par i &ebtpcub
o'"a l0rleNen Dag % trnf 6prbereoel-
,'' Ill at iGI9e ben fore Sarm vaa
lo'oco @cres, ipm ban eier Der / y.prs
"'O'n' Zen pil blipe iolst i Sarme
gu" 100 Nrrcs boer. Sarmerne / Teb.
."0O0 County bar lanse uentet pna
0'li' 2anolals.
central Hotel % Union Meat
MARKET Wuurbeao rebbranote icr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Hnsta
6GnsIierne er uueriplott

JansIieriie er operiplote. Sists.
Gitcrretninser ira Ct I~etersbura er
Der 100000 Sanger / S75 5RnaIsr,
uagtet Der fun er Sium for $1,000.
&olera. s IS Of De al aolera biem.
igste 9iitrifter ioretom iioite uge 1911
3iliGloe os 100 2Gosialo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
5urbruget al Spiielsg i @nslan

aoiet | ielue 2unoet, aHilaass aarlis til
10000 Cons q 1000 Yano. Misn bess
uoen er Der | glaret 1890 in6isrt for
oper Is Miaioner aroner 2ss ira Sol.
lamb, 2pitlano. Spanien, YOrtusal,
ggSgpten pip.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
q amid 8.
llbuioeiis al apinosus Siemmerst.

WUUIUtITt Ut NUIHDtHe SttWWtrtT.
Vdaoe Nepublifanerne o. 5oltepartiet
uotalte | fine Blatiormer, at be piloe
siue 8uinoerne Stemmeret peo 8nle Of
StatsembeosmRub, iaa Der life lDues
at p1re no9en Evil ON, at ben naite
9esislatur pil ueota9e en- SOP / Oper'
ensitemmelie meo Ylatiormen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Yelgien.

&olera er after Optranot epioemiit /
Belgien. s Srpsiel foretOm forleben
Dag to 9sosfalo, os i Brpsse os Muns
er Here 5ilialoe i~oretomne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Ohio.

8nocrncr WcainleDS Saoer, @il'
liam Wtcainlep Sr., bgoe oen 24os bS.
/ Columbus.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
2ebesV u M $40

lag9et, Der br9note til @runoeu, tili'
gemeo en- Nasie 3pmmer. 1obet on.
Ilaaes til 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
9(rnen" go. 49,,

..,torNcr:-Steiu 5irbaI og @eeiter Sniit.
g.,rtr0iuo fra iertcuoe g~arhunoreoe al
oorn gjel - @jpusebppo n9en. - 3emnler'
t~ra1cren ! CANADA.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-15

Interesting particulars concerning at.
tempts to measure the height Of the
aurora have been given the Royal Danish
Academy by Mr.. Adam PauIson, says
the St. Louis Republic. At Godthabb,
with two theodolites four miles apart,
the height of different aurorm was
found to range from one-third Of mile
to nearly 40 miles in height.
Near Cape Farewell, with Q base line
Of about three-fourths of q mile, the
results showed them to range in
height from one to 10 miles, and at Spitz.
bergen. with base line Of about one
third of mile. they were shown TO be-
from 800 yards to IS miles high, ac-
cording to brilliancy.
In earlier observations Flogel estimated
the height Of several aurore .at from 80
10 $40 miles. Reimann found q height
Of at least 500 miles for one aurora OBJ
served by him, while Nordenskjold
placed the mean height Of all aurora
at 100 miles.
(. Lemstrom claims to have observed the
aurora when it was not above 1000 feet
high, and Hilderbrandson has seen them
below the clouds.
From the great variety OF facts and
figures produced by different observers,
and the wide difference Of opinion which
exists among scientific men az to their
exact height. Mr.. Paulsen infers that the
aurora only appears at considerable
height in the temperate zone, while in
the auroral zone proper the phenomenon
is generally produced in the lower at.
mosphere.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-15

Many slang terms are corruptions on
notifications of foreign words wrested
from their original meaning, says the
Post Cypress. Thus "cahoot. q Western
term, meaning to be in company or al-
lance with, is from the French cohort,
while the bacchanalian "a spree is espris
twisted around and Anglicized, or, rather.
Americanized.
From the Spanish we get ssavvy, q
from sabe, to know; @vamoose, !" from
vamos, to go, and @cavort. from cavor,
to caper. The German gives us loafer, y
from laufer, an idle fellew, and
slower" the term used in some card
games, from bauer, card player. The
Dutch or Holland language contributes
.boozy," from buizen, drunk: .iogy.
from log, dull; "boss from bass, mas.
Ter. and landlubber," from landlooper,
a vagabond.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-15
IN. worla An lseI.

The famous publishing house of Justus
Perthes, widely known for its "Almanach
de Gotha" and its numerous geographic
cal publications, has this year resumed
the publication of the @Bevoelkerung der
Erde. This notable work was first
issued in 1879 under the editorship of DR..
Ernst Benin, now deceased, and DIR. Her.
mann Wagner, now professor of geogra-
ply in the University Of Goettingeu. Tho
new eighth edition is large octave of
$40 pages, very carefully arranged. Ac-
cording to this work the area of Asia, the
largest of the great divisions of the
earth's surface, is 17,530,696 square
miles. and its population is 825, ,954, 900,
or A. inhabitants to the square mile.
These figures do not include the Arctic
Islands. The second grand division in
area Is America, including both the
Northern and Southern Continents, but
not including the Arctic regions. Its
area is Il, ,601 400, and its population 121.-
718, 900, or only eight to the square mile.
Third in area is Africa, with 1871, ,464
square miles, and 1eS. .953. 900 inhabitants,
or IA to the square mile; none of these
figures including Madagascar or other
Islands. The area Of Europe is put at
S,726, 500 square miles, and its population
at 857, ,370, 900, or "a to the square mile,
these figures not including Iceland or
Nova zembla. Next comes Australia,
including Tasmania, with 1881, ,442
square miles and 9. eao, COO population, Oh
anly about one to the square mile. Un-
der the head of Polar Regions are in
cluded / ,7S0, $40 square miles, with so, 400
inhabitants. Finally, the islands of the
oceans are grouped together, with 1885,
120 square miles of area and Z, ,420, 900 in
habitants. or about 10 to the square mile.
Thus, according to this authority, the
present population Of the world is l.470,-
729. 400.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-15
I'm. Lady and IN. handkerchief.

A woman got into the car; the very
most repulsive and pitiful typeo woman
that probably ever met your gaze. She
was old, but it was not age alone that
had scared and scanned her face, and
Redeemed her dim eyes, and crippled
her tottering limbs. Vice, and hunger,
and cold, and suffering were all written
there, and for clothes-she wore an old
waterproof for skirt, q mans hat crushed
down on her frowsy, ill kept hair. mans
shoes on her stockingless feet, while
shawl made2 Of q ragged blanket was
wrapped about her withered form. The
one sign of conformity to any social cus-
tom, any law of decency, was queer
one. From her battered beaver hung a
limp, wet crepe veil, and she was weep
ing bitterly. The passengers looked at
her askance and the conductor promptly
demanded her fare which to his evident
surprise she paid. Presently . young
lady got in, and although there were
number of persons standing, there was q
vacant place by the woman, which she
took. could not help noticing the girl,
she was SO pretty, and fair, and dainty,
her blue gown fitted her like Redfern,
which is better than saying like kid
glove; she carried smart umbrella and
bag and purse, and the violets at her
throat exhaled perfume whose odor like
q key, as the poet says, opened green
fields to US and the breath of the country
air. could not help thinking that the
language was inadequate that defined
this young girl and the wretched bundle
of rags and vice under the general term
Of woman. The old beggar wept on
piteously, her tears running down on her
old crepe VEIL At street the young
lady got up and signaled to the conduct
or; but as she passed she opened her bag
and out OF it took purse, long alliga-
tor skin one, lined with silk, and looked
at old woman. Then her pretty features
showed perplexity, annoyance. and
grief. She fumbled and searched.
The car stopped the way, the
conductor, though not impervious to
beauty in distress, said Hurry. miss,
though it was said in a deprecatory way.
Alas, there was not one penny in all that
pretty portemonnaie, nor in the lining
Of the bagl In despair her blue eyes
lighted on her handkerchief, the dainti-
est, finest bit Of cambria, edged with lace,
and her initials worked in one corner in
. twist of hieroglyphics that would have
puzzled . cipher expert to make out
This she took out, and. with Don't cry,
please, put it in the old woman's hand.
As If it would have been of any use il
she hadn't cried And the old womanl
Well, she was too surprised, too over
whelmed, one might have judged by her
looks. to have said anything. She did
not stop crying, and she looked at it in
as if she had got white
elephant; but after a little she smiled and
up and shook it little. I
wish could tell you that her reforma-
ton dated from that hour, but had come
to my own stopping place at that junct-
nre, SO ] must leave the mystery as 10
stands
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-15
what IL v.n,ilar

It is Mexican orchid, with long,
climbing stems and thick, heshy leaves.
The earliest European travellers in Mex.
leo found the vanilla used as condiment
with chocolate. The Spaniards intro
duced it into Europe. Toward the end
Of the 18th century the vanilla reached
France and was used to flavor Chocolate
and tobacco. In England it was firss
valued as drug, and il was not until the
idea Of its medical value was exploded THAI
it came into general use in cooking. The
supply Of vanilla, which is obtained from
the fruit or seed pod, was originally de.
rived from Mexico. but OF late years
much attention has been given to culti-
vating this plant in other parts Of the
tropics, and it is now produced in Bour-
bon, Java, Mauritius, and Central Amer.
lea in large quantities
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-15
RISING SUM- CECIL COUNTY, MD. JANUARY
4 NEW USE Fon ALUMarUnr.
Pat Gilmore Thtnks IL May BE OF Value
in Making Musical Instruments.


Pat Gilmore Thinks Tt May BE OF Value
in Making Musical Hnstruments.
Perfection in musical instruments is
generally the result of skilled workman
ship, and it is comparatively rare that a
new metal is discovered that will inn
prove the tone Of an instrument, says
p. s. Gilmore. Since. however, alumni
um has been found suitable for almost
every purpose and an improvement ON
every known metal for each, experiments
have been made by more than one
thoughtful inventor with view to ascer.
tain whether it could not be used to ad.
vantage in making music creating instru-
ments.
That these experiments have been
crowned with success is now reported in
inside circles, and in both pianos and
violins the new metal has been used to
alleged advantage. In the piano it GER
tainly does produce satisfactory results,
with every possibility Of lasting qualities.
and perhaps in the violin it may be the
same, though to man who looks upon
a violin with something of sacred glance
this appears doubtful. Still the invent.
or's claim is such strong and evidently
genuine one that it can not be ignored by
even the most skeptical.-St. Louis
Globe-D Democrat.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-15
Simple Questions Simply
Answered.

Why do people very often allow .
cold to run on? Because they think it
will wear away. Why does the cough
that at first caused no alarm become
deep seated and chronic? Because the
proper remedy was not used. The way
to break up any cough or cold, no
matter if other medicines failed to
benefit you, is try pan-tina, the great
remedy for coughs. colds and consump-
tion, rs and so cents at E. T. Reynolds
drug store.