davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-11-17
AFhPrhltk
Cub 9nrsgefG6tes.

S6nee un6 Gegen miro uns berte
in QtuSficbt geiteut; Der thermometer fGut
0orauf utorgen firth un6 i~tarter NOrbpinb
1tebt St ertuarten.
= gu SnenSboro in &entltdp brannten
beute friib Elm acknowledgements, 5pei GRO
Bere Sabotipeicber unb 10 @iienbabnipagen
nit &pblen unb 6 nit &aufntannsgItern
ob. Der @ertb bes oernicbteten gtgen>
tbums murbe ouf 100000 Dollars be-
rebnet.
= 9te 6erren S. S. Mc@Gbnn un6 S.
IS. 6artD (beibe aus ct. Qouis) iouen benz
9apit fir ben nsuen 8iicbofsiiB in Sipur
Gttp borgei6lagen porben lein. Nuc6 in
9es WoineS iOa elm neues 8istbum err
rt6tet merben.
Ser uneartibe Episcopal tpi6eriebt
iib auf's QleuBerite ber gtnfibrung Der
@iptlebe. 8tibof S9Iau5 bat einen 9es
barnti6ten 9rOteit ge9en bes proiettirte
GeieB e%rlaiien.
= Sine 6euerSbrunit bat belte friib bas
9orf @ranb &tbge in SuinoiS, Bel Sttatua
9eIegen, eng eaibert; S9aben $4,000
Dollars,
JJEIC Uull StUCbuIU lOutpC W.T. IbuLo
sum 8rGit6enten 6es EetcbStageS ertpGblt,
6err Don 8uol (Gentrum) gum erlten uno
Derr 8!irtlin (natioHalItberaD gum ~3tpetten
8i5e : BrGii0enten. Die &on1erDatipen
baben cine 8orlage unterbrettet, nel5e
alien nicbl6eutiben Suben BEN Nufentbalt
i'm Eei6e nerbietet.
= Bring NIeron6er bon 8attcnberg,
@r>SIrit BON 8ul9arten, Der y9elb bon
8leDniBo", lit i'm Glitter BON 36 Sa9ren IN
@rab in Tol9e bon Neutrality-suspicious.
geitorben. Seine Satin, Die eben1altge
Sdngerin QLnralie 2otiinger, nit ipelcber Ell
iicb I'M TSebruar 1889 bermtd Dlt bate, itarb
betanntltcb bor eintger 3ett i'm Wobenbett
= @iner eigene1 GrtlGrlng 8ismard's
5ufol9e beiiert iicb iein fOrperlibes 8efin7
ben bon Sag 3u Sage.
Die braiilianti6en &ebeQen gu
9cfterro, BET Sauptitaot beS States Santa
Catherine, balten angeblt6 6eu b%orti9er
omeritanil6en &oniulara8enten @rant gez
fangen.
= Der Met5enlnarft mar 6eute Sormitz
tag petcbenb geltimmt Der Otaitermin
itteg BON 673 ouf 67& unb gin9 auf 67S SUI
ritd. Die Otatsz un6 6aferpretie baben
iib nidbt perGl1oert. S6lpetnefleii6 lit I'M
q Gents I'M Bretie s%efalen, 0tippben I'M
5 Gents, S6mGl3 bat it3 nt9t pcranoert
: 4rGiioent 8eiroto bon 8raiiIien Lib
bic Nacbri3t oerbreiten, 6aB ibm am seitriz
gen Dierten Sabrestage Der 8roflamtrunQ
Der &epubltt BON ben Commencement aIIer
Staten, nit Nusnabme zines etn3t8en,
beraIt9e @liidwuni9teIe9ramme 3uge9ane
gen ieien. De Wfeao bat ben Sberbefebl
itber bic &ebeaenflotte an ben QlbmtraI
Sal6auba db9etreten.
= NuS ben Stodpar6s ptr6 beri9tet
a3ufubr 5000 Stiid &tn6pteb, $4,000 Stid
S9peine unb 5000 StId S9afe. Der
&inbpiebmartt 1T matt unb Pretie itn6 Uni
SOTO Gents nieortger ais 9eitern. S6aft
iinb feit. @m S6weinemarft aber itnr
S6tpeine UNI SOLO GentS i'm Breiie &c:
fallen. Sdpere S9tpeine bringen 5.150
$50, Ieibte 5,25@5,70, ibtpere unb Ietdte
burcbeinanOer 5,25@5, 65, u9isS" 400
(05.50.
, 1893-11-17
@dr permltf6Ctb
at n~a(Ftpets
Der anerikanitdJe Ronfulara9ent
0rant 81 Delterro
Qn9ebltb pom Sen braiiItanifhen
Rebellen sefan9en 9ehalten.
Anu1trnl Or atteln iihereiht nenOher-
hefFbI iiher Die Reheurrhntte an
Aonttrnl anInnnbn.
sc ontebi6ep. II. g}pp.

9abier lit Die Na9ri6t eingetroffen, 6aB
Sic braiilianii6en Gebelen 81 9eiterrO,
Der Sauptltabt oes States Santa Gatbes
rina, BEN bort itationirten amerifanti6en
&oniuIaragenten &obert Grant Derbaftet
batten uub nod ouf bent &ricgsi9iffe
vSris~. feitbielten. @rant ioa iib in al3u
portpiBiger g8etle ben Stelun9en Der Gee
beuen gendbert baben, worauf General
Saratba feline Seitnabme befoblen bGtte.
Grant gilt ais p%iitbenber @e9ner Der &ez
beQcn.
NomiraL Salbanba bat nun ben Sber>
befcbl iiber Die Gebeuenflotte iibernom7
men. @r CAB Dem Nbmiral DC Wiello bic
3uii6erun9, baB ct Die 8ebellen I'M Staate
&io @ranbe 30 Sui na9OriidIi4it inter-
fifteen tperoe.
, 1893-11-17
2lller Observation-Disclosures nad miro
Der Gr3bifdof Kenrid pon st. Souls birnen
Kur3em fetn Qint nieoerIeeen.
ct. Qpufs. u. Nop.

Ginem @eriicbt nacb bat ii9 Der Gr3e
bii6of 9eter &tbarb &enrid bon bteier
Oi0ceie enlibloiien, fem 9tmt nteoer3u7
legen, un6 pabribeinli9 tpcroen bic nacb>
item Sage i6on bariibcr @eipiBbeit briugen.
Der ebrmiiroi9e 8rdlat beabii6tigt, ME es
beiBt, iicb ipdter nj bas Wtulanpbp9 oipttaL
suriidsusieben, nm bort feline Gage in Rube
ltnS Srieoen St bei6lieBe1t.
, 1893-11-17
Der ,,Altt uom SadDGenmalo"
GrfIdrt, oof id feline 6eiun0beit
Don Gag 81 Gag before
sr hoft i'm ndditen Sommer pieoer sabG=
rei9e Sci u6er e%mpfan9en 5u f0nnen.
s. a M B urg, II. 9tob.

2 81 y ~FD0'
Shirt 8tsntard bat ~ieireu tpeitpreuBiz
i6en 8erebrern, bic tbm Dor eini9en Saz
gen 3u ieiner @eneIun9 begliidmini6tcn,
line 9anfesOepei4e 9eibtdt, in pelcber ct
ia9t:
yWit mciner @eneiun9 gebt eS 3tpar
lan9iam aber itcber portpGrtS. Otit @ottes
6ilfe bpffc tb i'm 2aufe Der @tnters metne
friibere @eiunbbeit wieoer 5u erlan8en. @S
tptrb mir alsbann &ergnii9en ma6en,
ipieber bic 8eiudbe meiner politii3en un6
prioaten Sreunbe SIT empfan9en."
, 1893-11-17
Die Su0enbebe
5m oeutiden Rethsto9e beretts
pieoer beoonnen.
Don Sepebow aberrnaIs sum prdfioenten ers
u1hlt.
8erIin, II. 9top.

8crIin, II. 9toD.
Der &eibsta9 nabm beIte Bic @abt ietz
mes 9 orltanbes bor. SEER polt 9eoeBom
tpurbe abermals sum 8rGiibenten, unb Sic
6erren 8uot .unb 8uerfliu su raft
beuten erpGblt. Serr BON 9eneBotp ibGoB
bic furse Qtnipracbe, nit ber er fir feline
@ieoertpahl bantte, nit BEN @orten !:
y2aiiet uns niemals bic WobGfabrt 0eutih~
lambs unb Sic @iiroe beS JetcbStogeS ner>
gelien."
SIS ipur6e barauf bei6loiien, baB sic IN
.9tnfIa9eitano ober aub ibon, mie Nblz
tparbt, in 9aft beftnOlicben N6seorbneten
Torfter, 6ammeritetn unb NbItpar6t 81 ben
Sibun9en 5u8elaiien uerben ioaen. 0lae
gert6tltbcn S9rttte 9e9ert bteieIben tperben
natiirli3 tpdbren6 6er 9ouer BET Get9S>
tagsperio6e ~ftitirt.
Die &onieroatioen reicbten cine 8tG Elm,
bic 9tusibIieBung auer nibt6eutz
i6en Su6en aus 9eutibIanb oerFigt.
Der RetcbsiefretGr beS 9tustparti9cn,
6reiberr Marlbaa BON 8teberitein, mar
in Der beutigen 9tei3StagsiiBun9 antpeienb.
, 1893-11-17
Cine S6WeberfaMi(ig in ar.
gUntiNiUn UrMOrOet.
Dir aM0r0er uol1 Oem fdJmei9frl'
fdJen Rolonitten 9elgndJt
limo oieie oesbalb Don Ser poliSei
in BAIT 9enommen.
9ett rnu Otkrl Hant belfR1r.
8ern, II. NoD.

8ern II. RoO.
Die bon RoiariO, N%rgentintcr, bier eiit1
getroffene Na6ribt, baB cine bort pO6s
ne1be ibmei5eriibe Sanltlie ermprbet tDorz
ben lei, bat beute bier beOeutcnOe 2(ufreguug
Deruriabt. Die 8oloniiten aus Ser
S6mei5 in jener 8ropiu5 baben barauf
bie Sduloigen gelbncbt unb bic q oliSei bat
bic Gbeilnebmer am 2pncb3eri6t in Saft
genommen. @icr;ig &oLoniltell, l~Grnmtlicb
aus Bern, tpurben ms 0efdnantB gez
%iporfen, no tie iib jebt nod %befinben. Ser
i6peiSeriide @eianDte in Nrgentinien be-
ftnbet ii3 augenbIiflid6 auf llrLaub, nmb
es beiBt, baB itb bic ibpeiSer &egierung
Die &egicrun9 Ser Ser. Staatcn tpenoen
mill, bamit bieie ibren 8ertreter a%nfpeile,
itb fit Die Qln9eflagten Su Derpeuben.
, 1893-11-17
Gin 6eihdftsmann in ieinem gaoen
Don Rdnbern iiberfalen, nie~oereei6Iaeen
uno beroubt.
30 aribaIIton Sa.,
II 92nn.

@eitern Qlbeno tamen bret maSftrte
WGnner in Ben @eicbdftslaOen BON Self.
WttIler in 2amptQe, gerobe in benz 9(ugenz
blide, ais bieier fem @ei6dft i9lieBen
tpoatc. Sic befablen ibu1, feline Galie aus
8uLtefern, uno ais ct bteS ni6t nit 8r0Bter
8ereitDiuigteit that, tpurbe ct einfacb
nieber9ei9la9en. Sem 8ruOer, pel6er
tbm 3u 6iilfe fo1nmen peu1e, purbe perz
mittelit zines &eOolpers in S0a9 9ebalten,
%tporouf ii6 Die &Guber nit ibrer 8cute,
Die aus $3.50 b%eitanb, aus Dem Staube
mabten. NatiirIi6 bat. man bon Ben
Strolcben ipater nibt Ote 9eringite Spur
GufeeIunoen.
, 1893-11-17
GebarnifdDter prOteft
Oes 8ii6ofes pom 0ro6paroetn
6eeen ole beabii9ti9te Ginfihrun9 Ser Chill
ehe in l~ln9arn..
SO ten.1 II. 9}op.

NS tel IL gtpu.
8tibOf S6laut6 BON ~GroBtparOein in
ltn9arn bat einen 9cbarniibteu 8rOteit
ge9en Die Don Der ungariiben 8eBierung
geplarte @infibrung Der Gtuile6e e%rIaiien.
Gr ia9t in bemicIben, baB Elm berartiges
@eieB cine ibwcre 8eeiEtrGcbtigung Der
@ctpiiienSfrcibett ber tatboIiicben StaatSz
burger beoeute uno itb III llngarn unm09z
ltcb itritt burcbfiibren lafie. (0ie Giuilz
~trauung mruB befanntIiob IN alien euro
pGticDen 2anbern, no tie bereits eingefiibrt
lit, ber tirc6licben Srauun9 untcr allen Inn
itanbem DorauSge1en).
, 1893-11-17
eanOtreid)er nmo Ranboefnoel
madJen oas 9an0 nnIlder,
limo ueberfdue un6 Ginbrihe iinS
an oer Ga9esoronun9.
Gin GARNER in feinem Raufe Hberfalen uno
er uno feline 6rau fddnoIi@
~semibhanoelt,
@prtn9fteIb, SQ., IS. g1ob.

~
@eitern Morgen, au frii6er Stunbe,
6~rangen @inbreder IN bos @ei9dftslotaL
Der v@eft Sbaft Goal Co.., i~prcngten Ben
@clbibranf auf, unb itablen aus bemieIben
$500. 9arauf bra6en ite in bic @rOcerie
BON GlSboff & Cons. Elm uno raubten biez
iel6e aus. SIM peitItdben Gbeilc ber Stabt
treibt iich cine 9an3e 8anbe bon 9an6@
itreibern untber, uuo wabrideinIi6 9eb0rt
oas 0taubgefinOeI ienem @eiinOeI an.
9aua, ST., II. Goo.
@eitern Na6t tpurOe bas @%Qentpaaren
unb &leiber9elbGft bon q. 9. 8enmea &
60, ausgeraubt. Die GGuber padten fir
uugefGbr $500 Waaren in einen Magen
uuo fubren 6aOpn.
Macomb, 50, II. Nno.
@eitern Qlbeno tpurbe Der mobLhaben6e
6armer 9apt6 4terce in ietnsr Mobnung
BON 9anOitretcbern ii6erfaIen, urb er TO-
iuobl tpie AUDI letne 6rau mur6en ibDer
geniBbanbelt, oa tie itb nacb &rdften ner5
tbeihieten. 9as &aub9eiinbel ipurbe burcb
3ufdais porbeitommenOe 9tacb6arn Der>
16eucbt. Cine iofort neutrality-suspicious.
Wannicbaft ma6te itb iofOrt auf, UNI Die
Strolcbe ein3ufangen; aber aue 8emlibun2
gen, cine Spur BON ibnen 81 entbeden,
tparen ner9ebens.
, 1893-11-17
Der MIiuueapoIis'er Sdwinoler
21ena9e
RdIt iid in Guatemala ~perboreen.

Oie Mel0ung bon Ser bereitS erfolgten
8erbaftung bes Winneapolts'er 9efralt7
banteu Souls s. Weenage mar trrtg. 9er5
ielbe belt iib bier inter benz gtan1en
WiQer auf, lit aber bereits iett elmer Woobe
tpieDer lpurlos pericbmunben. Wtan Oerz
mltbet, baB ct lib in einem S9lupfiplntel
auf benz Qanoe beftnoet.
, 1893-11-17
2usf's 8efinoen.
Sem friherer pripatiefretGr if all oas Krans
fenbett eerufeu poroen.
@irpaua. g8ts.. II. N2or

&irOqHa, isis, II. gtoO.
Sen. &uSf tpir0 f9tpdc6er. Ser Sberit
0enrD Gaiion, tuelcber mebrere Sabre lang
Der 9ripatlefretdr bon &usf mar, ais 6erz
ielbe @ouDerneur bon gStsconiin mar, lit
bon 8aibit9tOn al bas &r~antcnIager geruz
fen noroen.
, 1893-11-17
Selbitmoro zines ipanifden
GonIuls.
Gr tiir3t ii9 in feirer mohuune sum Seniter
hi11dus.

Ser bieiige ipanilbe Gnniul, Don Gars
los 0tas, bat beutc Utorgen Daourb
ScIbitmorO ~bc9angsn, baB er iicb aus benz
4. Stodperf ieiner 8obnung in gtortbz
@autam Str. 9inuntcritilrSte
, 1893-11-17
81 IN Norf. II. glpp.

9r. 81. Saco6i bon bier. Der 8oritBcnbe
bes ameritaniic6en Nattonal@2luSi6uiies
beS elften internationalen m~ebiSintidben
Gon9reIies, nelder am "a. September in
9tom 3uiamn1entreten iolIte, tucgen Ser baz
mails in Stolien graiiirenben Gbolera iez
bod Deri6oben porben mar, lit beute teIez
9rapbti6 bena9ri6ti9t mor6en, oaB Der
GonsreB bonn 90. Ntdr5 bis gum 5. 2tprtl
1894 abgebaltem tperben tpir6.
, 1893-11-17
1pfersUdbrt

5amburg: 9ania nucb Stem gorf
ab~ge9an9en.
southampton: Columbia nab
g(etp yort.
, 1893-11-17
Der internntiOnale me0i'iuifdIe
Gon9reB
am %. 211dr5 1894 in Rom
Suiammentreteu

limo bis gum ). 2lprii in Sibuu9 bIeiben.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
Nerve ~ n Female LION Tanner.

An instance OF extraordinary pre-.
CT 90 OF mind is reported from ia. n
Mme. Scherazade the lady lion tanner
OF Willis circuS had only just entered
the cage and was about to make the
lion Pascha fire of pistol when the
other three lions began fighting in a
corner and in order to stop the com.
motica she turned toward them. has-
ing Pascha behind her who took the
opportunity OF throwing himself upon
her. striking her on the head with
his right paw aud biting her In the
left side. With incredible presence
OF mind she turned upon Pascha and
mado him perform all bis tricks and
wher they we're properly done she
loft the cage with blood streaming
down her face. but with no other sign
that she had been severely hurt =
Lon Ion Figaro.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
SHORTENED rHglR rAILs.
How a Tabby Made Her Five Youn
Ones Look Like Herself.


How Tabby Made Her Five Youn.
Ones Look Like Herself
A Bond street New York publisher
has a cat that seems TO have an
abnormal development OF instinct for
uniformity. She may be distinguished
from other cats in the neighborhcod
by her stump tail Until about blk
months ago she had the usual al
lowance OF tail bat while leisurely
crossing the street she miscalculated
the speed at which truck was COM
ing toward her and left the larger
half OF her tail under u wheel OF the
vehicle. A few weeks ago this cat
had litter OF kittens one OF which
was black. while all the rest
wore the color OF tho
mother The publisher told e
Sun man that he missed the black
one the second time he uncovered the
litter. Nobody had taken it. and nc
was compelled 10 conclude that tho
mother had made away with it That
did not surprise him as he had heard
of o.her mother cats killing certain
OF their offspring. presumably be-
cause they did not resemble the rest
of the family. But he was dumb
founded to see what he had not no
ticed at first that all the kittens had
stump tails aud he wondered at this
strange manifestation OF maternal In
huence. lie lifted up the mother cat
TO get better view OF the kittens
aud found the ends OF five little tails
that she had evidently bitten off.
The publisher would like to know
why Tabby bit of the tails of her
progeny. One OF his fanciful friends
suggested that she may have absorbed
some OF her peculiar wisdom by Sleep
lag on volume OF Ksop OF which
there are large number in the pub
fishing house. II she'iS as her owner
says cat with a large bump of self
esteem she naturally would not like
any Of her kittens 10 grow up and
point the paw OF ridicule at her be.
cause her tail wasn't as long as tleirs
She therefore set fashion OF her own
In tails Another friend Of the pub
liOher said that he believed that
il Tabby could talk she would
defend her conduct on the
ground that there was period
in the life OF every cat when its tail
would have TO be cut of by truck
Wheel and she decided that she
wouldn't give the truck chance Al
her sons and daughter& The pub
Usher thinks it rather rough on the
kittens rs they can never realize one
OF the CHIEF delights OF kittenhood-
pursuing the elusive and whirling
tips of their tails. lie wonders il
taoby's female kittens when they be-
come mothers will bite all their little
oLes' tails of and speculate as to how
many generations it will take fol
ta5oys descendants TO DO born with
stamp tails.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
A Can,hln I.rnrsssnr.

In an of-hand sketch OF Professor
ChrystaL ,one OF his old pupils tells
how this mathematician made his
science aid him in the management OF
his cass To relieve tbs monotony.
n student at the end OF bench ten
dropped a marble which toppled
downward toward the professor At
every step It took there was smoth.
cred guIaw; but ChrystaL who was
working at the board. did not turn
his head. When the marble reached
the floor be said still with his back
to the class: will tho student at
the end of bench ten. who dropped
that marble stand upp" All eyes
dlated. lie had counted the falls of
the marble from step to step -Argo-
nauL
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
sOLoNS OF THE PAST.
Some Famous University Professors In
Days of Old.

Some Famous University Professors In
Days of Old.
Among the most famous physicians
OF the University OF Alexandria were
Cleombrotus Herophilus and Erasis-
tratus and among the subordinate
physicians was Philostephanus who
had charge of the natural history de-
partment OF the museum and whs
wrote book on fishes
The researches OF the physicians
were founded upon the only sure and
certain basis OF anatomy. says the
Westminster review. They wero au-
thorized by the royal authority OF
Ptolemy to resort to the dissection OF
the dead and TO ascertain by that on.
ly Trustworthy method tho correct
structure of the human body. They
were also authorized 10 make vivisec.
tions OF oriminals who had been con-
demned to death. in order that they
night ascertain the mode in which
the various functions OF the body
were performed.
Herophilus wrote a treatise on the
practice Of medicine on obstetrics.
on the eye and on the pulse. in which
he correctly referred to the move
ments of the heart He was aware
OF the existence Of the laciaals and
OF their anatomical relations to the
mesenieric glands. Erasistratus-his
colleague and a pupil OF Theophastus
and Chrysippus was aware OF the
nature OF the heart and its connec-
ton with the veins and arteries
but he fell into the error that the
veins were for the conveyance OF air
and the arteries for that OF blood;
otherwise he anticipated Harvey 8
great discovery. lie also knew that
there were two kinds OF nerves those
OF motion and those OF seuAation.
Among the improvements OF sur.
gerry etfscted by this school OF phYsi-
clans may be mentioned new opera
tions for lithotomy Instruments for
crushing calculi for reducing dislo-
cations etc.
Among the great scieqtists or
rather mathematicianS were also
PappuS one OF the greatest OF ancient
mathematicians; Theon and his un-
IOTluuhto udugnIoT Inc lumOus ny pa
tia who appears to have been bet
ter mathenati clan tnan her father
the story OF whose life and tragical
death is familiar through Kingsley 3
novel. Unfortunately mono of her
works are eNtant She was the last
OF the Aleyandriau philosophers who
attained any fame She lived about
4l5 A. ID.
Not only is this old university re-
nowned for the impulse which gave it
to science but 1t also extended its
protection snd aid to literature po-
etry. and the fine arts For examples:
Ptolemy Philadelphus did not con-
slider it beneath him to count mong
his personal friends the poet Calm
achuS tho author OF treatise on
birds who honor .bly mainta ned him
self by keeping school mt Ale AN :
dria- Among the most distinguished
poets may be mentioned Lycophron
whose work 'Cassandra' still re-
ma nS and Theocritus whose ex-
gu site bucolics prove how sweet a
poet he was.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
PUMPKIN PIE.

When melancholy days como round and
leaves got brown ami red,
When corn is shooze ami when you add a
blanket To your bsd
When app o. pared aud quRrterSS are set
In the sun TO dry,
This Is the ii ne yon smack jour lips aud
think OF pumpAln pie.
Tbs pumpkin pies tempting etsh 10 al
most any FELLOW,
So sweet SO tender, luscious (yumD and
then, Virtual. 10 yello
You str up eggs aud milk and spice and
su ar--oh my eyel
Aud tlen you add lhs pumpkin, and that
makes the pumpkin pie.
--Brandon Banner.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
SO THEY SAY.

Very hot water is better for bumps
and bruises than cold water.
Bathing the abdomen with alcohol il
an excellent remedy for diarrhcaa
Leather may be kept from moulding
by pertaining IL with tar of birch.
Wood ashes, very finely sifted, are
good for securing knives aud tinware.
A nap .n.Ien at IL o'clock will prove
more refreshing than osae taken later
In the day.
If an artery is cut compress it be-
tween the wound and the heart; If a
vein is cut compress beyond.
The round point OF lead pencil is a
good thing with which to remove q
speclS of any kind from the eye.
Objectionable wrinkles may be re-
moved from the ia e by the persistent
use OF hot lamentations and the
massage treatment
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
Hungarian Forests.

The Hungarian govcrnm emit does
not sell any part OF its forests but
buys more each year. In some parts
OF the country. as in the Eastern re
gion OF the Carpathians woods are
found SO eral thousand acres in ex-
tent consisting for the most part OF
red beech. This is used for firewood.
carriages slaves and agricultural i'm.
plements and in the manufacture o.
bent wood. There are very few fires
and they seldom permanently dam
age the woods There are large res
inous forests In Transylvania bu
they are not very accessible and
there are also some in the district o.
Marmaros in the Northeast OF fht
country.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
Deeply Interested.

Few people can claim 10 have out
witted Sir. James Hannen the we'll
known Judge His lordship however
was curiously done by somberly
dressed juryman in his own court In
a most melancholy tone tho juryman
claimed to be exempt from serving
on the jury which had been impan-
eled to try an important case Sir
James very sympa,het!cally asked on
what grounds he claimed exemption.
'.My lord. said the applicant Il am
deeply interested in a funeral which
takes place to-day. and am most
an ious TO follow" Certainly. sir;
your plea Is a just one" remarked
his lordship The man departed and
the next day the Judge learned that
he was the undertaken. --Argonaut
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
GOOD LUCK FOR THE BABY
The First Thing Is to Have 1t Go u
stairs Before IL Goes Down.

The First Thing Il to Have 1t Go UP
stairs Before IL Coos Down.
Think OF a baby twenty-four honrr
cid climbing a step ladder eXciaims
the Was h ngton STAR Ii was rather
an understood infant for that
age. too. OF course it could ~
climb up by ITSELF so the nurse CT
rlSd it in her arms. 1t did moi cry.
but ciapped its hands delightedly.
The child was "A little boy. and the
climbing Of the ladder took pla in
the very room whore he was born.
The mother regarded 1t as an impor-
tap: event evidently. 1t was by her
orders that the performan e took
place Her interest was none The
le3s because IL was all for the sake II
gratifying an old. time superstition
Monthly nurses all agree that IL q
t1ty goes downstairs before II goeI
upstairs It's path in life will be down
ward and i'll luck will attend it. Ac-
eordingly precaution should be taken
against such an omen. In this in
stance the child having been torn on
the top floor OF the house it could not
BE- carried upstairs and therefore it's
mother had suggested the ingenious
pan OF having stepladder brought
into the room SO that nurse could
Mount it with baby in her arms.
But that was not all A small
testament was attached by a string "a
tie child's arm and in its chubby
li.tle fist was placed a gold dollar
Tnus reasonable certainty was Sc,
cared that the boy would grow mp
both ricl and piouS A tho same
time 1t seems very odd to see sue
superstitious vbser vances practiced In
tho city OF Washington in the year
1922 some people say, that it is
very bad luck indeed for a. baby 10
SEQ itself in d mirror before it a
year old though why this should be
So It would be difficult to iell.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20

Good Godl Who Is itY' cried
Berkly-now thoroughly aroused.
'One OF the waiter girls-NeLtie
they call her-found dead in her bed.
Think it's suicide but don't know
any reason"
And. later in the day, the coroner
rendered a similar verdict. Albert
Bigelow Paine in the National Irib-
ma
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20
rhcy Were All There,

Eihel-i had such an awful dream
last night Thought was standing
on tho balcony with pa and all the
men had nirted with passed by.
Magde-What did you dop
Ethel oh l persuaded him IL was
ouly q gigantic demonstration againsf
the governmentl--P Me Up.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20

Mr.. Staylate--Yes Miss Genevieve.
have been hunting for lodgings all
the week.
Miss Genevieve-You seem 10 have
found them at last. Mr. Staylate -
Chicago News. Record.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-20

Remember that In Garfield Tea you have
an unfailing remedy for Indigestion, Sick
Headache, and every attending Ill that an
abused stomach can make you suffer. Every
druggist sells IL. CSC, soc and sl.00."