davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-17
molIen Feline Ne9er unter fia 6uI6en
limo m09en wohI Griinoe oafiir haben.
GarIbIe, Su.. II. SuIi.

&ar8li3 wurben in Sanbooal, brei3e6n
Oeeilen OitIi6 bon bier, aus Mangel al
Nrbettcrn BON etnem 8auunterne6mer 3tpei
tremOe Neger angeiteut, UNI BET cinem
gfeubau gu belfen. 9a ober gteger in iener
Srti9aft nibt germ 0eieben tpcrben, 10
tbaten it3 iOfOrt eint9e lteb5ig 9eute suz
iamlnen unb ertldrten Sen icbpar3en Menz
i6enbriiOern, boB ite iofort bon 6annen
8ieben miiBten, tuern ite nibt gelpncbt ietn
moQten. S9lieBIt9 e~tnt9ten ii6 Sic beiz
BEN 8arteien ba6tn, 6oB Ben gtegern gez
itattet perben ioute, bis CUR 8eenbtsung
6es 8aues i'm Srte gu bleiben.
, 1893-07-17
D~erfenkun9 zines fraw0ffdJeu
DanoelsfAifres
Din Ser man0une oes meinam.
Die Semannun9 oerieIben in Sanefof ms
GefdneniB 9eworfen.
8 on6on II. Sult.

q II o y II III ONIE|
Cine 9epeibe bon Sai9un, bta 9oris,
meloet, baB bas fran3Oiii6e 9anOelsi9tff
Sean SAP, tpelbes fir3licb an ber Miin=
oung bes Weinam etntraf BON Ser Siamez
fen genommen uno p~erientt tpurbe, UNI 6as
Tabrpaiier gu blodiren, unb Bic frans0it7
i6en &anonenb0te 5u perbinbern, ben Slug
binauf noa 8angtot gu %gelansen. Die 8ez
mannung Oes vSean SAP" pur6e bon ben
Sian1eien i6le9t bebanbelt bte 2eute tpur>
ben na9 8angtot gebrabt, unb bort ms
@~efGngniB getporfen.
, 1893-07-17
Die frau101fde prefe erbittert
iiber Die Daltun9 NroBbritan=
11iens lit oer tlamefifdJen
gra9e.
6ranfreta CUR Befdiefuns pom
Son9fof entfdIoHen,
menn ni8t baIo cine Deritdnoiaune er3ieIt
miro.
9aris, IT,. Suit.

Cine beute bier etngetrOffene 0epei9e
6eltatigt bic ni6tamtli9en 8eribte BON
Satgun itber Die @rfrIge Der 6ran3oien am
obcren Wteinam Sluiie.
0ie bieiige 8reiie duBert ii6 GuBerit err
btttert ii6er England ipegen ieiner 6altung
in Dem ran3Oiti4ziiameiiiben 3ptite, unO
fait ale 8ldtter beiteben 6orauf, baB Tront7
retcb icbneu unb l6arf 9esen Siam porgebe.
0as 8Iatt vSoleil" lagt, baB tpenu ale
Wttttel 81 elmer Geritdnbigung nit Stam
febli6lagen iOuten, 8angtof bon ben franz
3Oitiben &anonenbOten bei9Olien tuerOen
mIroe.
, 1893-07-17
6uriid na6 Oeutfhldno.

Der Oeutibe 9tctcb8commiIidr Sch. Not6
Wermutb nobm beute 8orrtittag BON bem
@eneraloireftor 0aOiS, benz 9rGiibenten
6tginbotbam uno an0eren @uSitelungs7
beatlten Ql6i6ieb. Worgen reiit ct NIT
benz y@rpolitton Slber" nacb SEEM Oorf ab,
UNI it1 an 9onnetitag al Sor6 Der D9torz
MAMMA" nab 6amburg etnsuicbiffen.
, 1893-07-17
Gin beoeutenoes 6runoei9entbums=
6ei6dft
Dem DRUID ser 5eiten erIeeen.
g Buffalo, II. Suit.

BuffaIO, Il. Sult.
SDpot6efen unb 3abIun9Surtbeile BADEN
Die @runbeigentbumSftrma BON Seuef
9e~Spunger, bas 0eibGft auf8us
geben. Die Seueds maren angciebenc
@ei6aftsleute in @runbeigentbum urO
tpurben aucb ~finan5ieQ fiir febr teit gez
balten. SIM leBten Sabre purben iie auf
$1,000 abgel6GBt. Sn Iebtcr 8oc6e
tpuroen 5tpet 3ablun5surt6eile 8e9eu lie
eingctra9en, unO bann itrengte @arner
Wtuer etnen BrO5eB an, UNI $25, 900 gez
Itebenes @elO pte0er gu ~erlan9en. 9ie
Sirna bat feline notwithstanding gez
macbt; tDre S6uIben tperbeu auf 125, 900
bis $50, 900 Dollars ob9el9dBt; iie Bate
in SDratus Elm 3tpeiggei9dft.
, 1893-07-17
Oampfer=N Y adlridten.
Jn ser Qacbt oemeIoet :

SiOerpoOl-8oitontan BON 8oton.
6aore-2a 8our9ogne bon Stem Oort.
gfelp Oort-Serpia bon 9tDerpool, BUR-
9u1oia BON Morlctle.
8oiton-Bo lDneiia bon 6am6urg, 8a7
bonia pnn 2iperpool.
9tetp yort-v ethiopia" bon @laSgotp.
Reute 9emeloet:
0ueenstOmn: r2orb @ougb" BON
philadelphia.
8 Oiton: v8rttiib Gnpire" bon 2onz
Son.
8 m II: v0augbton" BON gtetp Oorf.
, 1893-07-17
&tnbreae an Ser 2lrbett.
Gin alter mtann pom oenfeIben faf errnoroet.
a, SQ. II. SSuli.

@eitern Nacbt pGre Charles SeuOeL, Elm
tpoblhabenber alter 6err, in ieiner @o67
1tlt119 bon etnem @tnbrecber beinobe ermorz
bet tporOen. Teu6el purbe burcb Deniel6en
in ietnem 3tmmer aus benz S6lafe oez
peft, nto es entitanb Elm &f, BEL mel
dbem Der alte Maann bis 3ur 8etpuBtloitgz
tett g%emtBbanbelt ipur6e. Der 9teb erz
beltete cine gOlOene 11br un6 $50; 6eu6el
blteb bis gum Wor9en bepuBtlos, 1rnb mag
ben 8erlebun9cn, bie i6m nit einem lcbme:
rem &nltppel betgebra4t %purben, erliegen.
Die Wobnung bon Gbriitian Step6ons
nuroe in berielben gfaht ausgeraubt.
, 1893-07-17
Gine Silber9rube iberidwemmt
limo oeren edr5Iidler DerIuf befirdtet.
81 Snen. SnI II S,tI;

Sn Ser Ntouie @ibion Silbcrgrube lit
auf etnc Guuc BON 9etpoItiger StGrfe
9eitoBen. Die 8untpen t0nnen bas aus
1trOmenbe @aiier MIGHT betpGltigen unb int
9oupti3acbt erretcbt bas 8uller bereits
etne 6O6e bon finf5ig SUB. Die @rube
muB Oorausit9tlib gdn3Itdb ~aufgeseben
tper6cn.
, 1893-07-17
Das an SiIberoouars uno filberner
SAeioemin5e
IN elmer moae Dem Derfebr iberoeben
Duroe.
W1ihtnQton.1 L. SllLi.

@Gbren6 ber nit Dem Is. Suit 1893 en-
benben0oc be perlieBen 1886, 789 Stanborbz
StlberOouarS Die Mitn5en unb ScbaBz
Gmter; in Der entiprecbenben @otbe Des
lebten SabreS belief iib Ser 8etrag auf
$4O6, 1875. On lttberner Scbeioemiinse
purbcn bonn 1. bis gum Is. Suli fir
1915 54 in Gtrfulation gclebt.
, 1893-07-17
Die 9(cr3te inn 8lotternboIpital e

- Die Ncr3te i'm 8latternboipital err
fldrten beute Wtorgen, Dab bier 0er Stat
terntranfen ale QluSitbt auf @cnelun9
bGtten; Ser 3uitan6 OcS ie6Stdbrt9en
Sniepb Bolanet iei Oagegen iebr beOentItb
unb eS lei iiber6oupt ie6r %ielten, oaB etn
&tn6 in benz Glitter Die b0ie Sraltbctt ltber1
itebe. gSte Ste &ranfen SIT bem uebel
famen, lit ben Nersten nocb INNER Elm
GGtbiel.
, 1893-07-17
Goo zines fatboliibenS 6uImonnes

u OEN " ONV'I II OHlI.
Ser 9rditbent Ser v0tOtre Dame lint
~periitp" bierieIbit, Der bo9p. IbomaS S.
@alib lit beute fritb flint l1br I'M NIter BON
40 Sabren an Ser 8rig6t'iben Ntercnz
trantbeit geitorben, Som @i3eprGiibenten
CT Dor II Sabren gum BrditOenten
bicier peit qInb brett befanntcn %2ebranitalt
erboben worbcn unO bat ii9 nm beren
9ebunq arobe Gerbtenite ertporben.
, 1893-07-17
DIE ~foforti9e Grrihtun9 elmer
Oampferlinie
6wiiden China, Japan mo Seattle in 2lus.
fidt 9eitellt.
SeattIe, @o1b.. II. S1Ii

$S"iVv IL. OJull.
Der bteltgcn 6anbelSfammer lit briefltb
bic Nacbricbt 5ugegangen, baB Sic Serren
Samuel SamueIS & 81. in Qon6on iofort
etne 9ampferIinie Spiidten China, SSapan
unb Seattle cinri6tcn tpcrOen. s. 6.
9apibgc, Der ancrifaniicbc Ngent Ser Qonz
Ooner Sirma, bat 10 chen in ct. 9aul Die
nOtbt8en N~1oronun9en oaSu been6et.
, 1893-07-17
Swifden Oen 5ran5oien un0
Stameien.
Die Grferen nehmer 5wei forts am oberen
lifelong etn.
9 n, II. Suli.

.9te &Gmpfe 3tpiicben Ben Tran3oien un6
Stameien auf Dem Menamf luiie bauern
fort. Sine QlbtbeiIurtG fransOitic6er Wtaz
rtnetruppen bat bic Sorts pon 9ontbane
llnb 5ap6am am o6cren WtetIong, etnem
y~tebenfluiie bcs Wteinam, 9enommen. 9te
Tran3Oien biiBten babel ie9s EO6te unO
G%ermunDete Elm. Der 8erluit bet Siome>
len mar in beioen @efedbten beoeutenD.
, 1893-07-17
Siam mod7t Dor1dldse sur Sei=
le9un9 oes 5wiites,
menn 5ranFrei9 oie 6einofeIi9feiten eirt=
fteQt.
9 Il. Su[i.

9ie iiomeiiibe 0fe9ierung mill Bic Erltpz
pen aus bem MetlongzGbaI suriidsiebelt,
fails 6ranfreicb itcb bereit erflGrt, Sic
TetnDleli9feiten cinsuitelcn.
, 1893-07-17

3Ieine QlnSeigen in Der Nben6ausgabe
ser SltnOts Staats3citung foiten, tpenn
ni6t me6r pie seDn 8Orte, 10 @ents, ieDes
nettere NSort l Sent.
, 1893-07-17
andtt-G elenrntttntF
Berlin. 16. SILL

BerItn Is. S1lt.
Die in @0ttir9en BON 6em boielbit oor
&ur5em Deritorbenen OrientaIiiten 2a0arbe
3N%dmmengebracbte 8ucberiammlun9 lift
flr Bic 9tep Norfer l1nlperittGt angefauft
tporoen. Die Sammlun8 entbGlt cine
groBe Nn5abl tpertbooucr Merfe.
, 1893-07-17
8anferott.
6 0niQS IS

&ontaS @ttD, II. Suit.
Die vgant Of @ranb Q(Den1e" unb Sic
pOftiiourt gtottOnol 8anf" Da6ier boben
beute Vtltta9 bic 3aDIungen eiugeIeut.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-03-17

Calls foot jelly. tripe and rice are the
articles of food most easily digested, the
time required for the first being only
thirty minutes, and for the other two
one hour each. Among the fish the
short fiber Of the whiting, the chicken
Of the sea-" makes it easily digestible.
But the foods that are most easily
digested are not always the most
nutritious. Thus rice, which is more
extensively used as an article of food
than anything else, forming rs it does
the principal diet of a third Of the
human race, IS not nearly so nutritious
as wheat or some other grains, though
it is far more easily digested than they 4;
more than nine-tenths of its substance
consists Of starch and water, and it con-
sequently forms more fat than muscle.
Digestion is rather hindered by care and
worry or i'll health. The process usually
occupies from two TO three hours
Brooklyn Eagle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-03-17
1ARIEF LITERATURE FOB An

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFFLnAGu1
n uuhliahing n most vnluablc series OF Tariff
documents. These are prepared with n view
70 stete we ltots An9 unent4 ~
labornra merchants or professional men.
knsh issue OF the series appeals 70 those en-
gagged in separate industries, andpreeentsiu-
diaputnble transformations OF wages. cost
OF living, and other arguments showing tho
dement's of PrOtoctiOn.
Any single one viii b sent on receipt Of 2
oofsSS in lamps except wages, Living and
TariG." which win BE- sent for 4 cents
The whole let will be sent for - oentor
any twelve for % cent?. or any Eve Tor 10
cents, postage paid. ORDERLY number.
I-"wsrss, 1ivius ana TarlE." E A. HAETs.
s-"rsP iyastiSss y = froi;o,iys farK ie
re Iahor and Induairioa OF the United
faatul" EHut Prise kaaay, 1857. CzAW.
100 sD s :; iSdis;rSS;sIil;.; - a sy q
ply, a. Low Prizes, Of the Manufactured
Od1rodiaca required for ne People q
frodSstios Of Asse CsSaasdidss Inss-s
aSis without . rrotshve TariR." Nrst
E"UtsisrsRSW HaisriSii ! WsuH Froe Raw
Aarrias be Adv.Atageqgt % he LabI
Fiut frias Rsssy, 1lt3. HohRB. DmnL =
b-"TaiiRsiss OF rroe frndc.n u. +. HnIE1.. -
nees Ma" Gpo. DKAFRz.....,.,.... 80
7-"Ths FrotoeHvs TariR Is Advantages for
s-"rSs wSSi Interest," jadrs w. iiWafaSs q
p-"Fraurloa ". rreslTrnte.r-A historical
Ksrisvy. D. q. HAEhulI ,.....-....... ~
1e-"The Tarnser md ths Taria'" Ool. Tnoifls
11-~ffstastsS i;s faSii; fciis1. 6SoSsss.
1s-"EsSiy e Sc fssIisSSs Ffso;fTs1s Kss:
EaEa.N \. r. fGegEH. ................ 3
Ia" WuAisrraea anA ~ TlrE .......... 3
1t-"Tha pal UataEeni eaall Apisrtsoe MfrT-
triss ~ A5rg4saoi aaf AHiorisuu Yer
1S-saps u 0orrtan, wish AdMdsa. ...4,... :. 8
ie-"Tka Frosrsss " cue nuaeFed Yeern.-
An~H-T p. RrNaFN@ u
1z--froteoa7n Tor ApedesQ raiF2n5 49,. 9
1.-THE IeriT Aot q fax EoNzab q. DrJsL., s
1a-" ~ Ir!sa1tcs ahculf ~ f~fstsstoESt5." 3
a5-"Pfotaafeu.E y. q. AruInowH. .,......... q
ai-"W kat Is q raTif p AaaWoE1 70 . WeFhtEg-
raau'E CHaEtlsn. ...... ........s..n.... 4
S-"T1aAI@snoaa Waai IhaasST." E.H.AN-
s9-"wssss sE1 cSSt Sc Living I'D. WiRzs. 4
49, aea mem FHraiiaE IHtasriaa.H .s......... 4
81 Eaort Talk te Mortgages ".......... :
-" frsteGtAsE 40 9a Haruaer." Eonater 3. n.
II
THO AHVatsAN E1sEonrzr, weakly. devoted - IA
&osaaaisn - 81, Fsasle * Ne larln qussaien. %
EyoAr. Eaiapls u9ptrs frvg. Address Aasrisan Pre-
49, Tf-fr Inegna, - ". AID s., Naw York.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-03-17
a %HARpMonkINo WOMAN.

an day she hurried TO get through.
The same ns lots of wimmiu do:
Sometimes at night her husban said.
MA, amt son roin 90 come TO bcds"
An then sho'd kinder give "a hitch.
An rause half way between q stitch.
An sortcr sigh. an say thai she
Was ready as she'd ever be.
She rcckoncd.
An 20 tho years wont, one by one.
An somehow shc was never done;
An whom the angel said as how,
mis- Smith. it's time you rested now"
She sorter raised her eyes "a look
A second, as a stitch she took.
"Ail right, I'm comm now" says she,
sim ready as III ever be.
I reckon"
8. Paine I'm Kansas City Journal.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-03-17

Louis Napoleon, whs believed himself.
ven amid exile and poverty, destined to
that throne which the prestige of ms
name and his cunning coup d'etat en-
abled him to reach was not without his
superstitions. In his will he says, "With
regard to my son, let him keepas "A tails
man the seal l used TO wear attached to
my watch" This talisman had nopower
10 turn aside the fatal spears of the
Zulus, and the young Napoleon met a
sadder fate than his fathers worst fears
could have imagined for him.-Detroit
Free Press.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-03-17
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-03-17

The Circulation of the CHRONICLE
is equal to that of ALL THE OTHER
San francisco Morning Papers COM
bined.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-03-17
STOCk BRANDS.

TIE Liberal intends to make a spe-
cialty Of the stock interests Of this portion
Of New Mexico and the surrounding coun-
try.
1t will be in the hands Of and read by
most of the stockmen and cowboys in this
portion Of the territory.
As stock is liable to stray it is desirable
for owners to have their brands widely
knewn, so that stray stock can be reeOg-
nized and owners notified.
In order to have brands widely known
they must be well advertised.
Tux LIBERAL win advertise stock
brands at the following rates;
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Each additional brand Oh cut, same
owner ......... .
Each additional bland in print(straisht
letters and fgures) .............. 2
Each additional brand, character, bar
or connected letter requiring an en-
graved bl6eh 8
Each brand giving location Of brand
on animal, or ear marks or both s.. B
All descriptive matter in addition to
name Of company. address, range and
brands charged extra.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
fquaI 20 the Emergency.

An anecdote, showing that the pres
ence of mind of lady of the last CEN
fury was quite equal TO that of the pres
ent day. is told Of the celebrated Frau
Won Stein. While entertaining some
guests at dinner servant entered the
room bearing aloft in magnificent style
the piece de resistance, "a fine saddle OF
venison- Owing, however, 10 some
lack of dextcrity on the fellows part.
the meat, greatly To the CONSERVATION
Of all present, slipped of the platter
from its elevated position and fell up
on the floor. But the lady of the house.
the least Disconnected Of all. calmly re-
marked: Take it away and bring
in the other piece" When the
'other piece" which, as, may be sur
missed, was the same redecorated, ap-
Peared. and the duke of Weimer, one
of the guests, was asked IL he might
be served to some, he was unable To
refrain from the joke. and replied:
NO thank you. prefer some of tina
other piece" How the quick-witted
hostess met this blow is not stated by
the chronicler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
THERMOMET RiCAl VARIATIONS.
From IS Degrees Below IL Siberia to 2,
above in the Colorado Desert.

From IS Degrees Below IL Siberia to 20
above in the Colorado Desert.
The lowest mean temperature that
occurs anywhere. OF at any season on
the globe, occurs in January at Wcrll-
ojansl, in northeastern Siberia Here
the mean for the first month in the
year is 61.2 degrees below. For the
same period the temperature is 80 de-
grees below over the region situated
little north Of the magnetic pole. At
Nerkojansb the thermometer has reg
istered over IS degrees below zero.
Going to the other extreme. the Nauti-
cal Magazine finds that the atmos-
phere OF the Colorado river desert has
shown 0maximum of 40 degrees, and
this VIII give seasonal variation over
the land of upward of over 200 degrees
Fahrenheit, against less than onethipl
Of that range over the water of the At
iantic. The comparative constancy of
oceanic temperature moderates the eli
pathological conditions of approximate
land masses very considera bly, and the
disparity between summers heat and
winters cold is still less marked when
the seaboard is swept by warm ocean
currents. The mean annual tcmpera-
ture of the British islands is quite
20 degrees higher than it would
be did its temperature depend
upon latitude alone. This is, of
course. owing to the influence of
the gulf stream, which is calculated to
pour into the North Atlantic some thir-
ty-eight cubic miles of warm water per
hour. The heating effect of this cur
rent upon the atmosphere of the North
Atlantic is best seen by comparing the
position Of isothermal lines with the
same temperature lines in the South
Atlantic. Thus. in the month Of Jan
uary, the isothcrm of "a degrees runs
III almost a straight line from Boston
to Iceland and from Iceland across 10
the Norwegian coast. At its most
northerly limit it just impinges upon
the arctic circle. Thus, the mean tenn
perature of 80 degrees is found in the
coolest month at distance Of Cd de-
South Atlantic during the month of
July, the midwintcr month. the iso-
ttsrm of - degrees is practically idcn-
teal with the 5oth parallel of latitude
Contrasting the tcmpera lures for the
midsummer months. it viii be seen that
while in the South Atlantic the $50
thcrm of 80 degrees has 2 mean lati- !
tude OF Is degrees, the same isotherm
in the North Atlantic passes over the
middle of Iceland, and from there runs
III a straight line to the north cape of
Norway in latitude 70 degrees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
Thumb-Nai Pictures.

In collections centuries old. TO 10
seen in both China and Japan. arc
specimens of the most remarkable
drawings in the world, pictures of all
kinds drawn with the thumb nail. The
nails OF the thumb on the left hand of
the artists of these are allowed 10
grow To an enormous length. some
times to foot or eigh teen inches. and
are then pared down to pen-shaped
point. Dipping this oddly-constructcd
pen in beautiful vernilion or sky-blue
ink, the only kinds of inks used in
these sacred thurr b-nail drawings. the
artist gracefully outlines his work
Occasionally the bold touches from tho
studio of n master in this departments
of high art" are life size, and are
slletched by a few sweeps of the artists
arm. Like other pictures and sketches
of the Orient, these sacred thumb-nal
pictures are mounted aud rolled I'd
like scrolls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
The Bread Question.

His wife was woman who was
very charitable, and her charity was OF
the kind that took her into the houses
of poverty, where she could see for
herself the condition of the unfortun-
ates. The other evening he was read
ing a lot of odds and ends from the
newspaper TO her.
The Egyptians kneaded bread with
their feet" he read among other odds
Her thoughts were elsewhere.
Those poor children saw to-day"
she said abstractedly, needed bread
with their stomachs," and the man
looked up over his paper at her. curious
ly.-Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-23
THE HOUSE OF NEVER.

The house OF Never is built, ehey say,
just over the hills of the By-and-By.
Its gates arc reached by a devious way
Hidden from all but an angels eye
Il winds about and in and out
The hills and daIes 10 sever
Once over the hills of the By-and-By
And you're lost IN the house Of Never.
The house of Never is filed with waits,
With justin-a minutes and pretty soons,
The noise OF their wings as they beat the gates
Comes back TO earth in the afternoons,
When shadows fly across the sky
And rushes- rude endeavor
To question the hills Of the By-and-By
AS they ask for the house OF Never.
The house OF Never was built with tears
And lost In tie hills of the Ey-and-By
Are a million hopes and million fears,
babys smile and a woulan's cry.
The winding way seems bright to- day,
Then darkness falls forever,
For over the hills of the By-and-By
Sorrow waits in the house of Never
Chicago Dispatch
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ee:l1gle
THE YOUTHS CORNER.
WHAT He SAID.

In school one day sat little Ned.
a sweet-faced child with curly head.
And bright brown eyes that looked Ct ne
Meath lashes brown as brown could be.
As at the childish face I gaZed
A tiny hand was shyly raised.
And with flush upon his cheek
He said: Please. teacher, may ] speak,
OF course thought he wished TO say q
Something about his book or play:
SO with no further thought said YES"
And then-ah, you could never guess!
OFT 10 the middle of the floor
He walked the little boy offouF,
And with look so sweet and wise
He turned Oh me those bright brown eyes.
Then. with bow dear little Ned
Began. and this is what he said:
The rose is red. the violet blue,
The pink is sweet and so are you!"
May F. Eddy. in y. Y. Independent
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HELEN KELLER.
A Story Of q Girl who Was Born Deaf
Dumb and Blind.

SO much has been wrinten about
Helen kei!en the girl who was born
blind. deaf and dumb, that most people
know something of the wonderful way
N which She has been Taught to read.
write and speak Vet everything con-
corning her is of interest
Not iong ago . correspondent of the
New York Examiner met her in the
National museum in Washington. in
company with a gentleman and two
ladies. who We're leading her bout the
museum and telling her of its wonders
One Of the keepers came along and
kindly opened some OF the glass eases.
Now. the wonderful part OF this scene
was the ingenious way in which the
teacher communicated to Miss Helen
her thoughts by playing on her finger
tips with her own. For instance:
What would you like 10 see?"
Answer: y should like to see some
thing that can feel
Mind YOU. Miss Helen answered with
her lips and with her vocal organs. Tor
The teacher had instructed her IN the
rev art of speaking. since il is well
known that most dumb persons could
speak Il they could hear
The keeper placed IN her hands one
OF the little carved "totem-posts" from
Alaska Feeling it from top TO bottom,
she quickly asked:
What animal is this?"
THAT is bear"
What bird is this?"
That Is a CROW
VIVA. animal is this9"
That is beaver.
'What do they meaua"
They are the symbols or heraldic
signs o. the families 10 which the chiefs
wives belonged.
Did he have three wiveS?"
Yes
Then Miss Helen observed. soto voce:
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Longevity Of Scientific Men.

The scientific man Is very frequently
represented 70 Us as an individual Of
mean physique, but the figures recent
" quoted By Lord Kelvin at the ami
versarr meeting Of the royal society
show in tho most unmistakable man
ner that the pursuit Of science Is bv 10
means favorable to the proiongation
OF life It appears that % the thirty
fellows deceased during the past year
ire average was over seveuty-for,r.
Only two died before the age OF sixty,
while two others reached the age o:
ninety
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Why. doctor, think YOU must he
insane said Harry to a well-known NJ.
d.. who was busy planting apple trees
right against his front fence. WHY
the small boys will steal the fruit be-
fore II has chance to ripen." That's
lu>t exactly what / want. replied the
NJ. d. Green apples mean the collie.
and cole means the doctor. Seq"