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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
CAUGHT ON THE BRIDGE.
A Pleasure Party Run Down by an Elec-
trio Car on Trestie-One Death.

About 20 young people on their way
home from a party at East Liverpool,
o., were walking along the electric
railway which connects the city proper
with the last end. They had to cross
a trestle about 100 feet long, but an
ticipated no danger as they had been
told that the last night car had gone
by. When half way across the trestle,
however, the party was Mortified to see
car approaching from the east down
heavy incline at terrific speed.
Their screams were heard by the mo-
torman, but he was unable to check the
car, and it came laundering toward
them. Some members OF the party
jumped over the trestle, distance OF
about ~ feet, while others allowed
themselves TO drop through the ties.
In the party were Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller
j. Harsha, young couple, married n
little over Il year ago. Their infant
child was with them. Mr.. Harsha
slipped through the ties, and, with the
baby in one arm he hung suspended.
He told his wife TO do likewise, but
before she could follow him she was
struck by the car and killed. Ten
others were painfully, but not danger
ously, injured.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
Engine Exploded ard Two Killed.

Engine COZ of the Lehigh Valley road,
drawing freight from Manchester TO
Sayre, Pa, exploded at Vanetton tank.
Two men were blown into pieces. Two
more were seriously injured. The ex-
plosion is supposed TO be to mex
perienced handling of the engine by
scabs who had taken strikers places
The strikers committee at Roches-
ter, Pa, are more confident than ever.
The trades and labor assembly will
probably ask manufacturers here who
employ union labor TO desist from
sending freight by the Lehigh road.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
TO KILL THE EMPEROR.
Internal Machines Sent to Emperor Will
lam and Chancellor Caprivi.

lam anu Chancellor Caprivi,
Cable from Berlin, An attempt has
been made on the life of Chancellor
Caprivi. A box was sent TO him ac-
companied by letter saying it con
tanned sample of a wonderful radish
seed. The box was opened by those
who received it, and found to contain
a hammer which was kept down by
bands of india rubber. The hammer
was so arranged that if the box should
have been opened in the ordinary way
il would strike the cap of a nitro-glyc
crime cartridge.
H. has also been learned that EN-
peror William received an Internal ma
chine from Osteus similar to the one
which was sent Chancellor Won Caprivi.
The internal machine sent to the EN-
peror was accompanied by letter.
Both letter and machine were delivered
at the Office at the emperor's civil cab
met, where some of the employees be-
came suspicious of the contents of the
box, accidently discovered its real ma
ture and soon managed TO render it
harmless.
From the postmarlI it was judged
that both machines and letters came
from Orleans, France, and the police
of that place are in active communica-
ton with the authorities of Berlin.
Chancellor Won Caprivi's machine, when
opened, proved TO be similar 10 the one
exploded at Spandau last summer.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08

George Armstrong, colorcd, was
hanged at Taylorsville, KY, for the
murder of a little colored girl The
fall did not break his neck, aud he
hung for % minutes before the body
was cut down.
The movement started last spring at
Augusta, Me-. TO raise money for n
monument to be erected to the MEM
DRY of the late James G.. Blaine has
proved lamentable failure. 1t was
thought at the time that $4,000 or
$50, 900 could be easily raised, but the
treasurer of The Blaine Memorial asso-
citation reports that only Sis has been
paid in.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
Several Deaths FOLLOW Paw Day.

Following pay day at nine Of the
largest mines on the Norfolk Il West
ern road in West Virginia, four muir
ders and three ARRAYS which will re-
suit fatally, have occurred. At Burke,
Negro was shot by Hungarians; A. ).
Waldron was fatally stabbed Jack
Abbott in quarrel over store bill, a
Negro left Keystone carrying keg of
whiskey and new pair of shoes, his
body was found in the woods with two
bullet holes in the head; in fight at
Kimball Hiram Dey, white, and Jim
Burns, colored, shot each other to
death. At Davis station the body of
Hulda Mitchell, respectable white
woman, was found in the woods. Deer
ing, French barber, has been arrested
and charged with the murder.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
servia IN a Crltica, Condition.

London cable: A dispatch from
Vienna says: mistaken foreign pol
icy has placed Servia in "a dangerous
position. A complete change in her
system is necessary TO avert a financial
catastrophe and a conflict with Austria.
The internal conditions of the country
are desperate and there is no money to
pay army and government officials
For this condition the radical govern
ment Is responsible as in order to re-
main popular it failed to fully levy
taxes.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
Blp Naval natt,o An Pro.pect.

London cable: a dispatch from Rio
de Janeiro says that Admiral de Mello
has left Rio de Janeiro with several of
his swittest war vessels in order to in
tercept the new ships which are on
their way from the United States TO
reinforce President Peixoto. The dis
patch adds that great excitement pre-
walls at Rio de Janeiro, and it is be-
lieved that u great naval battle will
shortly be fought off the Brazilian
coast
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
Canada Don't Want Reciprocity

Hon. Mackenzie Bowel, Canadian
minister of trade and commerce, now
in Australia, is reported to have said
that Canada will not renew the reci-
procity treaty with the United States.
If Canada is to have free trade rela-
tons at all she must be at liberty to
extend them to the mother country.
Imperial federation, he said, was fine
theme for idle moments, but it is
not practical question in Canada.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
KILLED White Hunting

While four young men were hunting
about five miles northwest of st. Clair
Charles Smith in climbing hill Stun
bled and fell across the mu2zle of his
gun. both barrels of which were dis
charged and sent their contents
through his tody, killing him in
stantly.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
1a KlIIed ina CoIIlsIon.

An express train, bound from Milan
TO Venice, Italy, came into collision
with heavy freight train which was
stationary on the rails at the limits OF
the first station between Milan and
Treviglio. Thirteen people met death
in the wreck and % others were Sc
verely injured.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
Colorado to Issue Her Own Silver Coins

Denver, Col, special: Gov. Waite, it
is stated here, has in hand conven-
ton of miners which is to pass resolu
tions urging special session of the
Legislature to protect the silver mining
industries. Gov. Waite has been in
correspondence with President Diaz of
the republic of Mexico and has, so the
state cabinet AYERS, arranged for the
coinage of hybrid silver coin upon
which will appear the Mexican mark
as we'll as the Colorado coat of arms.
This coin is to be made in the Mexican
minis of Colorado silver, the Mexican
government having the seignorage as
its profit. Gov. Waite declares that
the state can purchase the bullion, and
issue certificates which may be used as
medium of exchange until the return
of ny birds with which the certificates
may be redeemed.
Washington dispatches giving un-
credited interviews with treasury otli-
Gals say that the scheme might work,
but there are obstacles in getting the
people-banlls espccially-to accept
money without the L. 5. government
back of il.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
Murdered His wife, Then shot Himself

Myron II. King, aged 80, a mason of
Grand Rapids, shot and killed his wife
Cora, and then killed himself. The
couple had had domestic broils for
years Recently Mrs. King left her
husband and returned to the house for
some purpose, but at first would not
go in. King appeared at the door and
was seen by the neighbors trying TO
coax, cajol or compel her to go in.
At last she ventured near the door,
and he was seen to take hold of her,
and they went in together. In few
minutes several pistol shots were heard
within. A neighbor broke into the
house and found both dead. King had
shot his wife several times in the head.
killing her instantly, and then shot
himself through tile brain. They leave
a crippled sou, about years of age.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
Pewabic Miners sad Blow.

The timbering on the third level of
the Pewabic mine, at Iron Mountain,
was discovered on fire, and immedi-
ately the entire force of 500 miners
working were ordered out Of the mine.
All drafts have been closed tight in an
attempt TO smother the flames. This
is the only mine there that has been
worked steady, having shipped about
1000 tons Of ore this seaso n. Unless
the fire is soon eXtinguished it will be
hard blow co the miners, and will
leave the city without farther industry.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08

The circulation of counterfeit dollars
and half dollars is general throughout
the northern counties of the lower
peninsula. and IL is believed that their
place of manufacture is somewhere in
Missaukee county.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08

John r. Yocum, aged -. pioneer
of Chelsea, died at jackson on Thanks
giving Day while visiting his sons. He
settled in Chelsea on Thanksgiving
Day in 1896, was married on Thanks
giving Day and his wife died last
Thanksgiving Day.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
The Alaska refrigerator factory in

The Alaska refrigerator factory in
Muskegon has started up
Bolton & Gates elevator burned at
Woodland. The loss is $4,000, with
S2,2OO insurance.
Robbers stole about 100 chickens
from the hennery of II. Holcomb, Il
farmer living near Grand Haven, but
in their hurry TO get away lost poe ket-
book containing SIS.
The Girard block. next to the Com
mercial Ilosel,zs2t jackson, was des-
troyed sbgs1iEe- : Pho AoelS had been an
eyesore and disease bleeding hole that
had bothered the health department
for the past two or three years. 1t
was owned by Russo Brothers, Italians,
and occupied by Nicoli lie Seno as a
fruit store and residence.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08
A TARANTULA HUNTER.
a STORY OF LIFE IN THE WEST
INDIES.

Deadly Bite of the Big spider-The Only
Romedies Used Arc Liquor. IN Which
the Poison OF the Spider Forms an An
tidote, and Music.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08

American Tourist, to boy in Glas-
gow-I say, my boy, I've been waiting
here a fortnight for fair weather.
Does it always rain in Scotland? Boy
Ma, ma, sir; not always. Sometimes
1t snaws.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08

Carleton schools were closed on ac-
count of scarlet fever
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-19
Der 3mergelepbant 2ili.

T~bterbarbel belitt, bafir bieten bie
na1itebenben Dateit Elm Bib. 6agen.
bed, Der our j3eit I'm 40. Qebensiabre
ftebt uno 6aS @eiddft aus Dem BON fei.
mem gater 1852 besonnener Tbierbar.
bel etltiuidelte, rtdtet gum Ebierfans
bauptiddli9 nod afrifa sroBartise st.
petitioner aus, iuelde alljdbrli9 pier
bis fiinf TranSporte mad Dambure
einbrinsen. Gr9 lenoef Sasenbed
Retienbe, pte s. &. Mteber, Wfeuges
@n9elfe unb @obr, mel9 Vesterer !. y.
felt 40 Sabren In @sppten uno int GU
ban perfebrt. Inter ailberen bat 90.
8enbed aus gfrifa bis 1888 allein 200
@~lepbarten. 300 @%iraffen, $50 Nntilo.
pen, ebenio ptele 1atitber, 70 30tpen
nnb 80 StrauBen iunportirt. Die Nn,
5abl Der aus benz bntflen Gr6tbeile In
ben lesten Sabreu auSsefibrten Nepti,
lien betrus allein 1900. Die Satpe,
fter 1a9enbeds betreibt felt 1873 sos
9elbanbel un6 importirt jabrli6 40, 900
bis $4,000 8ertreter Der gefieoerten
Melt. Nu1 iie riiftet @rpeoitionen
insbeionbere mad MabasaSfar ans,
BON mo- ife 1000 3merspapaseien CT.
bielt.
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6aaenbed'ide Ehierphramibe.

tetteren 8esiebuns fA be8 GirfuS' &c.
ba1t, in benz 8arl 9agenbed bon 1ams
burg ltine brellirten Tbiere porfabrt.
0agenbed belitt ais Ebierbdnoiser einen
Weltrnf mabrenb fem E~bierbanoel et1e
M~u86ebnung argenommen bat, mte fte
fetn anoersS berartiseS @ei9dft mebr
be1itt. Welden @enulies ftd bic BE,
lu9er oes 9agenbed'i9en Cirrus unter
anberem aber 81 oerleben boben fperber.
m0ge aus Dem acknowledgement gtl0e err
fidtlid 5ein. @isbdr, Bantber, Tiger
utlb 3~ragenbaren baben ii9 3ur PDras
mibe eruppirt, einen 9raseubdr nit
3ipei 6unben re6t8 unb linfs mag man
9lei6Iam als Gbor beuten, Dor BEN
3tpei mdbtige 46ptnnett @a9e balten.
Die Sbiere. JOINT u%ntereinanoer bic
srinmigiten 6etnbe, i6einen unter Der
Wtrfuns Ser men16li9en 3udt tire
eigenlte 9tatur ausgetaui1t gu baben
fitglam glieoern fie ft9 an ser ibren ans
uieIenen Stelfe in ben f~tnitpolen Bau
= cine geluiitbli9e @elenibaft. bic
einem lleu3eitliden Sitter Delorses fetn
WasniB erbebli6 erlei6tern Diiroe.
: Bere1ttstes Gufleben I'M Sa9snbed'.
fden Cirrus mirb aud Elm oerbaltnib.
mdbig tpin5iger elephant bieten, Der
ieiner 3ierli1feit nesen 3ilt benanrt
poroen lit. DaS Nlter bieles j3merg.
elepbanteu piro bon 5asenbed, Ser tas
2bier Dor nidt LANCER Belt aus belien
9eimatb Sumatra mad europa sebradt
fat, anf ungefdbr bret Sabre 9eiddtt.
2ili lit 1ltr 90 Gentimeter bod urb III
@entimeter lang, ipdbrenb bas &0rpei
gemiht bes TbiereS ttur 70 Gilosramm
betrd9t. Sc ftno bieS In Der Tbat mt.
nimale Maabs unb @epidt8perbdltnilie
meu1 man 1T Betra9t 5iebt, baB nor.
mai gebaute Mtt9lieber Der @lepbanten,
familie Elm @emi9t BON 5000 bis $500
Gilosramm 3a erreiden pflesen. Wdb-
reno ibrer Heiie bon 5umatra nad Qam-
burg erfreute iih Gill Der beion6eren
6irlorse beS &apitdns, Der ni6t ielteu
ibreu Mabl5eiten, beitebenb aus II ST.
lo9ramm beltem 9efo9teu 8eia, nod
Bananen binSufiste. Sett erbdlt Die
sfleine @lepbantenpriu5eiiir, mel9e In
iiingiter 3eit in @altans Banoptifum In
Berlin Die Nufmerflamfeit Der 8eiu9er
uidt penis erregte, td9li9 Die senannte
Mense 8eis nit selben Siioen Oer'
mengt.
Welden umfans Der 9asenbed'ide
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a.. x.;Aax ao,aheG.er o,,a Eho


= Gin reider 9ausbeiiber aus @bars
Iottenburs mar tpeget Maieitdts6eleis
bi9umg 3u elmer ldngeren Greibeitsz
itrafe D%erurtbeilt tporben unb bate bic
Nuforberung erbalten. bieie Strafe
an3utreten. Der alte Mann bermp9te
es iebo9 ni9t iiber fi9 gu bringen, gum
Nntritt bee Strafe bic Nnftalt gu be-
treten. sSn beren Wdbe angelangt, aos er
einen GeDolper, ben er mphl i6on In
ielbftm6rberif6er Nbiht e;n9efedt
bate, uab feuerte 5 Sdife auf ii9 ab.
Mit ftinf blutenben 3opfpunben ipurbe
er bqlb aufgefunben unb in bic Straf>
anftalt gebra6t. Bon bort purbe CT
na6 benz ffdbtiIden 9ranfenbauie in
Moabit iiberfibrt.
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Gintrittsfarten fir Die ausitellun9
fii6 36. 600. 900 Stiid beitellt moroei.
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Smu,er bprau!

Geit 5einer erten GinfnbruuS Bat ba8 electric 8itters
fdneu unb banernb bic CUNT bes publiiums ~errunsen,
Bis e8 jett alien berarttsen 6etlmttteln rorau mar>
pber 8erauf&unssmittel ~seeisnet erl4etneu liebe, uno
es pirb olS bic befe unb reinffe Mebiciu fir ale 9eiben
te8 Masens, Der eeber unb ber Nseren aneeiehen. So
bell. Misrdne, fnrerbaultdleit gerRcpfun8 unb
treibt bic Malartd aus BEN Spfem. Befriebtsenbe
Ggirfuns pirb NIT ieber GlafAe sarunttrt cber ea8 @elb
pirb surhdertattet. 9reis MUIR so Gents per 6lai4e.
3u baben Bet Der Gan Gatpnia Drug Gcmpanr.
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Der Smorfriepafaf.

@eEn Baris feinen Giffeltburm bate,
70 miro Chicago leinen Snbuitriepalalt
baben. Mtit biei lem Rieien lnter ben
Bauwerfen miro Die Sta6t am Wttdts
sanlee ibreu Geiudern nod mebr Inn,
poniren, alS eS bic Stabt an ber Seine
init ibrem beriibmter Tburm tbnn
fonnte. Son ben folollalen Dimeniios
men bes BON Dem 9iep PORTER Snges
nieur georg g.. Soft erbatten Balaftes
permas man li9 crit einen 8esriff 3a
MAIDEN, peun man i'm ielbit geleben
fat. Man pa1belt III belien i9ier ero>
lolem Snnern berum unb meiB 1li9t, fou
rtan li6 mebr munbern iber ben 9roBen
Raum ober iiber ben 8au ielbit, Der
trot ieiner @r6be 3ierli6 berseitellt unb
ar6iteftonii9 i90n lit. uriprinslt6
parer feine Soften auf 81, 100, 900 be-
re6net, inbeb mubten tod yta6bepilli>
gunger gema1t meroen, mel1e bic NuS=
gaben auf ungefabr 81 600, 900 brinsen
merben. Selbit fiir bieien Yreis barf
ba8 @ebdube ais biuis besei9net per.
ben, ba bic Mai9inenballe Der lebten
Barrier Gusitelntrs, ote btslang a1S bas
9r0bte @ebdroe 9egolten, fait ebenlo ptel
9efoitet bat, aber peoer 70 i16n mar,
nod tn rdumlt1er 8e3tebung ftf a1s
ndberno NIT benz Snbuftrtepalait meiien
f1nnte.
gon mel9er geite man 1i9 aud benz
Nusitelungsplate ndbert, bas @rite,
mas @tnem auffdllt, iiub Die rielenbafs
ten umrilie oeS Snoultriepalaites; am
impolantelten liebt er BON See Der aus,
benz er letne polle ~9dn9sieite 5ufehrt.
Man miro bies aud lei9t peritdnoli6
finben, wenr man erfabrt, oaB bas Sc
bduoe einen Sla9enraum BON 3Oa SLIDER
bebeft; rednet man ben freiliesenoen
Ranm binsu, 70 fino eS ni6t peniger
ais 40 Ider. geibe 9~dn9swdnbe baben
1857, Die Stirnpanoe 787 Su6 Qdnge;
bte Spannpeite beS mtttlereu Da1bos
gems lit $50, bic OedenbSbe 2454 SUP.
Die Giienmalie, tpel9e betm Bali bes
Snouftriepalaites sebraudt muroe. wiest
10000 Gentner mehr al8 bic, pel6e
beim 8au Der Ntem f<8rooflDnsr
@aft Niper Bride our Bermenbung
fam auBerbem murben II, 0Oo,o 900
SUP Baubol3 benutt ; unb fiinf Mas'
%9onIaoungen ytdsel iparen allein tt6tbis,
UNI ben Subboben feit5unaseln. Das
@ebduoe lit TIM forintbilden Stil gebal,
ten uno Ser ar9iteft peritanb eS Dor,
treifli9, Der Monotonte Der langeu
Saulenfolonnaben bur6 geidmadpole
un6 reihe characterization por3ubeugeu.
Snnerbalb beS @ebdubeS bebnt fi6 ents
lang aller bier Seitett cine 80 6ub breite
@allerie aus, BON BET ii6 sc f%leinere,
- SUP breite @allerien ab3meisen
ale bieie @allerien ftnb flir Ben Iufents
bait Der Belu9er beitimnlt, oamit ite
Don bort aus bic Maiie Der Musftel,
.unss@Obiefte uuo bic fi9 III Der sroBeu
9ale abIpielenben 9cenen betrahten
%f0nnen. Dreibts sroBe Treppeu fib>
rem nod ben @allerien. @tne 80 Sub
breite 9romenabe, Columbia @penre
Seuannt, bur6idnetbet bic 2anssiette
beS @ebdubeS unb cine ebenfo tpette
Promenaoe freu3t fie 1T Der Mttte.
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&agen6e& in Chicago.

Etaanenerreeemne Sbierprunmftiunen in
aasfdt fir bic Seiuder Der anss
teqing.
8ie Die @bieasoer notwithstanding
benz @eIdmade etnes Seoen etnas gu
bieten ueripridt, 10 nitro aud Der 9bier'
iebbaber Ietae Jfe9nun9 ftnben. unter
ben man6erlei 8eranitaltnnsen in Der
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os;,,;, DC ma~.

= 2eipaig, 26. Mdr3. Ser lei9t>
iinniee Weinbdnbler arebf6mar, Der
burh Nbbrennen BON G%euertperf ben
groben 8ranb in Soldiers Geltaurant
unb babur6 ben Sob BON fieben Wen.
f9en oerf9ulbet bat, III gu atpei Sabs
rem @efdnsniB unb gu 3tpei Wo6en
Daft berurtbeilt porben.
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Wm6lens glrntca galbe,

Dte btfe GaIbe Der WeIt fir G6nttte, auetGuns
sen, @ei&uire, gisbsrs unb SautsGnsi@Ias, gIeate,
hetfen; furtrt 9dmorrtoiben pber teint Betatlung.
gbGtss 3ufrtebsntett ~saranttrt cber has @e1b wirb
aar aa.r Mnuts,, 70 WE Mtsr ps g Sg : qs,5Ss am g y q
HtolsiaIe
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Stalien nimut far feline g~usiteuuns
$4,000 ~uabratfuB tn B~eniituns. Dte
j3abl Der Nusfteller betrd9t 1900, ba,
bon 665 Jabrifanten unb Jnbuitrtelle,
tpdbrenb bic iibrtgen MuSfteIer &urft.
laden fenben. Dte STANDARDIZATION
iptrb namentlid entbalten Sa9eu aus
Uron3e, Marntor gum Haueu urb gum
Deforiren, TapiHerien, Stidereien, Gel,
b~enfabrttate, oenetianiihes @las, pene>
tianii6e Spisen, 9ol5molait, @etne,
Sel, einsemadte 6ri9te, Oranser,
Gitronen. Sliuen, Datteln, Gardiner,
3unse, Slide. Der 1T Der Snbuitrte,
bale erbaute Yaotllon lit 80 SuB bod.
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Bon benz BauboI3, tpeldes in
ben Wdlbern beS 6taates Mafbington
itebt, tpiirbe man 1890, 900 Cottages
rridten f6nnen.
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Gs 1T r1ebr &atorrb in bieier @esenb bes
2anbe8, oils BON alen arberen &ranfbeiten
auiammen, unb Bis in ben Ietten Sabren gait
er ols tnbeiIbar. gieIe Sabre lang erfldrten
Softorert i'm fir eine Iofale &rnnfbeit unb
idrieben lofaIe SeilmitteI Dor, nnb ba fte i'm
NIT dr5tIider 8ebanblnns beitdnbig nidt fus
r~irten, erfldrien fte Jpn fir unbeilbar. Die
8ifenihlft BAT bepieien. baB &atarrb cine
gonftitutionStranfbeit lit unb besbalb COM
ititutionele gebonbluns erforbert. 9al'S
Ratarrhs&ur, albright bon S. S. Gbeneb
& Co., 3oIebo, Dbio, 1T bic einaise c%onititus
tipnene Sur i'm Marfte. Sic mtrb innerlih
in DOZEN ober Saben BON 10 Trppfsn bis au
etnem TbeelDffeIbpp genpimmen Sic trirtt
bireft aif bas Blut unb bic idIeimise Dbers
fdde bes Spitems. Sic bieten %einbunbert
Dollars fur ieben San, ben fe gu f,rireu Der.
febIt. 2aBt gu1 g,reulare inb 3eusnife
fommen. Mbrelfirt:
S. s. Cheney & 60, Eolebo, ..
10 8etfatft bon 9lpptbetern, 10 gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-19

Cine seidi9tli@e &alnmialauss
tteaung mirb BON ben Srauen I'M Ne.
9ierungs9eb1ube Der Ser. Staaten
arran9irt. Der porbanbene Raum lit
unter bic 10 uritaater sleidmabis Der,
tbeilt porben. Seem gorf bat bier3u
10000 bepittst.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-08-05
A MODEL HOG HOUSE.

The sides and ends are boarded upright
and battencd with 3-inch battens. The
roof is made of grooved roofing and g.
inch battens. The walls inside are
lined up 21a feet for warmth. The
building is Sc feet long and &c feet wide
A is SDam generator, Il b b barrels for
water and cooked feed, p pens Sxlo
feet. yards. The pens on the south
side are divided by partly movable par
titions and are used for f:attenin2 hogs.
The troughs are placed directly under
the partition between the pens and the
alley. and a door go inches high and the
same length as the trough hangs to
this partition, the door having a sliding
latch with which it may be fastened to
either side, excluding hogs until the
feed is in place. From x to the right
hand end of the house (32 feet) the
whole floor slopes inches, and this 1
consider the fine point in my plan,
since by using hose or cave spouting in
with the water supply at c,
the floor can be easily washed, and the
manure with the liquid be pushed
through tho shute at w, and caught in
. tight box placed on a sled or stone
boat and removed to the field. The al
ley is feet wide, d d are doors four
feet wide, q q are grain bins. With
this house 1 am ready for my sows to
farrow any time after the 18th of Feb
ruary. The cost of the building was
about 1925 with lumber at s1s to s22
per thousand.--Cor. Orange Judd
Farmer