davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-04
31maba'~

O(O o no ofe=2o tten = 5000 uub %auiludrts.
~ &eidte 3abluHqen. - gauge Sern1lue. It Yro3eut
SuterefleT. SIN unmittelb6rer Ndbe oes Nopuoale uRo
Wtapletpoob 9cppts. DON Stuleu uuo 6Ir6eH. gteuH
Gotten an Der : bpmos Npe., uube Der Belmont uuo
clifton Aoe.. limb fur cine neue Sfule eefnutt uno pIr0
bteielbe iuuerbaIb etue5 Sabres gebaut iein, Ab8ngss
tanale unb Wafer inn gelegt. Die Gahrt na6 Der Staot
fir3er 3ett bur9 oieIes @ebict laufen I0IIen. Die ib6H'
iteI @ei6aftSlotteu oH Der GIitou uno Belmont Ape.
IeBtere bic 9auptperbiuoungsIiuI 5tUIl9eu Der Staot
uno Der @eitCite. 8efiben3.&otteu on allen SetteH'
itraBen. 6duier uad 9Sunlb auf Iei6te ab5abluHeeH
gebnut. 3IQe p~erlaieu SoHHtag5 nm $40 ubr uHo
nm 1.3O Wtttta9s bas Wels Str. s9epOt uHo balteH an
meiuer 3petgoffiCe. @te 3iOerieD Ctr. uuo NtapIemOOe
Station. - Office SOuutag5 ofeu.
6. WteIms.
Sfe6, bon, fri 10, BAN 1875 Wtlltuaufee Nne.
, 1894-05-04
Die Dertretbun9 oes u1auImurfs

@be man i6er6aupt an 9dn5ti6e Ser
trei6ung bes WfouItpurfS Dentt, ioQtc man
ftets beriidiicbtt9en, baB Ser Maultuuri
our9 ate 8erttlgung elmer W}alie bon Ste
gentpurmern, @ngerltngen, S6neGen,
N1feln, W}aulnurf5grtQen &C. zines unlerer
nitbltcblten Sphere lit. l1no ba gera0e Der
Wfaultpurf AUDI zines Der 9~efrGBi9iter
Sbiere, Elm nabrer 9timmeriott 1T = benr
ct fann faum II Stun6eu obne Na6rung
5ubrtngen unb betrGgt 6ieie tGglib mebr
alS ietn et9en @enicbt = 10 erbeut bieraus
peiter, tpelc6e un9eheure W1enge er Su ietz
net Sdttigung be6arf, un6 bieS lit auc5 bic
ltrla3e, tpeSbalb er unermiioli9 I'M Nuf>
tpiiblen Ser @r6e. lit. 6erner 9ebt bierauS
ober aub berpor, BOB Der WauItpurf nit
8orliebe fib uur 6a auf6Glt, mo- er reidber
8eute gelpiB lit. Otan ioute NIT benz
Megfongen BON Maulpitrfen nicbt gu
p~oreilig lein, benn iiberall ba, mo- nit
Der gGn3liben NllSrottung belielben borz
9egongen pur6e, bat ii3 iot3e5 itetS bitter
gerG6t. @eiptB fam 0er WauInurf auf
8teien un0 fSel6ern 6ureb oas Nufnerfen
Ser @rbbaufen, ~beionoerS tpenn IeBtere oas
WfGGen beS @raieS unb Ser Suttergetpdcble
u lO9IUElGl llU ulCIC DEbA4IttItl9CIly ftDl
Diel Q(er9erniB erre9en un6 frti9t it9 BEL
Der @elegenbeit Der alte SAB bann immer
bon 1cuem gegen 0el1ielben unter ben 2ano>
tpirtbcn auf, bod Ioute man 6a, mo bic
aufgetporfenen 6aufen ntbt tpeg3ui9affen
itn6, 0enieIben nun burcb geei9nete WfitteI
Dertretber. tbn aber nlemaLs, pte Otes
Iejber nO9 iebr oft gei9ieDt, tOOten, Sebr
Ietbt aber lit Der MauIwurf bon einem be-
ittmmten &omplere 5u oertreiben, tpenn
maj ipouene Gappen NIT %eini9en Tropfen
6iricb0I (etn braunihtpar3er 8aIfam Don
b0dbit unongenebmem @eru6) trantt unb
bieic ettpa So 3ou tief an Oeri6ie0enen
SteQen, ba 100 iib bic 6oufen beftnben, in
Die Gr0e itedt. 9ies 8erfabren mie6er6olt
fib in 8 Gagen 2-3mal, Die unliebiamen
@dite 6aben itb bann it6er auf lGngcre
l3eit 3uritdge3ogen, Sin a%nOeres, ebenfa4s
icbr gut pirfenOeS GertreibungsmltteG if
6eringSlafe. 9isie gieBt man in Die often
9ele9ten @dnge 10 LANCE lan9iam binetn,
tpie lebtere bic Sliiiiigfett aufnebmen.
, 1894-05-04
Ter05eife.

6. Semmer. 1899 2iucoln 9oe.
81. 6. SteDban, 1850 Siucoln aos
403 @roB 9ioe.
402 &oscoe 8ouIeoaro.
81. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Mos.
9. Goldman, 1744 @lart Str.
6. 81. Moore, 442 2iueoln @oe.
9on &olaos, 4S5 9incoln Qoe.
6. 81. 9aD, $40 Sincoln Qoe.
Srant @oguer. 597 Sincoln aos.
SoIepb Munf, 747 9iueOIn goe.
6. Neabaus, 849 2incoln 4oe.
@r1. SooIor, 1917 9incoln @os.
90. Betting, 1926 @larf Str.
9o*ber. 457 gIorf Ctr.
Srou 2iubemaniI, 421 @larf Str.
8. 81. Bar, 313 Start Ctr.
W. 81. MpneD, 267 @Iort Str.
81. Sernoun, 161 &Iarf Str.
s.. 81. &eqen, 513 9Iart Str.
s.. 8e6ner, 5901a @larf Str.
germ. @nimpftp, 2S2 gtOrtb Ios
g. Seppmann, S67 gIarf Str.
8. Smith, 9S1 @Iarf Str.
eSrou 6. MaIter, 453 99eus ctr.
SO. GutberfUr6, 500 @els Str.
Surnbuu, 545 @eas Str.
Mt. 6. Shmibt, $50 Weus 5tr,
6. SO. Smeet, 7O7 @els Str,
Spbn Starr, $50 @els Str.
9. @urrie, 306 @eas Str.
6. 9iele, 34 meHs Str.
8. Staer. 1859 Meas Str.
Yrutu, 119 Wels Ctr.
.Spbn Bert. 141 MenS ctr.
Spbn SudIep, oil @els Ctr.
Srau 6. SDDnIon, 276 @enS Str.
6. @acing, 100 Meas Str.
3. 9aaar, 1888 Mens Ctr.
6. 6eriar, 80 @eas Str.
8. Weber, 1875 2arrabes Str.
Spffmant1, AGA &arrabee Str.
8. Berger, SIT &arrabee Str.
Srau g.. Wtoreon, 225 9tniftDn Gtr.
She Columbus, $40 9ioiiion Ctr.
6. 81. Wbite, 1917 9iniIion ctr.
9. 6. NeliDn, 1874 9iotiiou Str.
6. .@nber1on, 81 9ietfion Str.
8. Miiqer, 81 WiAom Ctr.
$. u. @bmann, Sc @iIpp Str.
8. S6urtea, 81 State Ctr.
S.. &. &iebl, 255 @leOelanS Qoe.
S. @1urt, 391 9ebgpid Ctr.
30. s. MeBler, 5S7 Seb9tptd Ctr
81. Gugel, 800 @eb9tpit Ctr.
&reuier, 2s2 @ebgtuif ctr.
SObn Steir, 294 Seb9rpid Str.
9ttties, 262 Sebgpid Str.
g. 6. 8utnont; 249 @IpbOurn Ins.
9apter, 403 @lDbDurn NSe.
s. @ets. 1923 @Gp6ourn Mpe.
q. 80. S6lid, "a glDbpurn @oe.
0Dbert 9re9er, 149 S1inpis ctr.
9. S9raber, 318 Wtartet Str.
StIpeblab s. Mapmuien, 301 Morfet eth,
Sorteuberg, PIP @enter ctr.
$. grbsu, l39 Center ctr.
5rau 81: &uDn, Al Gn9enie Str.
Aus. Sran3en, 50 @1seuie Str.
SbaS. SDbeL, 1l6 @uQenie Str.
Wtor &idteniterm 259 Ruih StE
g. @alp, 467 Git 9ipiftOH Str.
@eT1ette.
Genp, 1868 30. @prtb Abe.
8oser, 1897 81. MaplemeDb Mne.
gttlIpn, 972N California NDe.
Seebne, 93S u. CALIFORNIA Aoe.
lefterbpu1e. 1135 81. California @De
Sruble, 1914 MiIfpaufee Aos.
SANDS, 1863 Mtilpautee SIoe.
Sotiep, 1923 Wttllpautee Aoe-
&earD, 4s9 Milmeufee NOe.
gHis, 521 WtlImaufee NDe.
Rurk, 821 Miltpaufee Aoe.
&inbere, 1893 MiItpoufee Aoe.
Semper, 1919 Milipautee @oe,
6tu6tr, 1850 Milpaufee @os.
9lnbree, 1854 WiImoufee Ioe.
Earring, 1885 WiIpanfee @oe.
uerfen, 1903 WtiImaufee AOe.
Rren, 655 SO. 9Drtb Abe.
9auIeu, 75s @. 0Drtb Mpe.
Sbaper, 1855 80. gtprtb Noe.
&oi6, $50 Wtiltpaufee Npe.
@tetuDDet. 14S WtiIpautee MOe
9enriAs, 165 WiIlpaufee @De.
Soffmann, 233 Millpoutee Npe.
SenIeu. PAP MiImoutee &oe.
Sre9orien. 2s6 Wtiltpaufee ane.
3ulben, 300 Miltpautee Qne.
Gillespie, 2s8 g. 5onsamOu ctr.
S~eoeringbaus & 8eiIfuB, 448 MiGuoufee Nne
Stems Sepot, 1854 Nrmitose aoe.
STEMS Sepot, 466 Arltitage Npe.
9tobinipn. 3A MiIpaufe Moe.
Stems Store, 259 @. @bicaQo @oe.
Sede. 4l2 q. Aiblano 4oe.
Gprt1Ste.
&u rDro, SG.-@b0s..@ 0lter, @9t., $40 @eit
, 1894-05-04

- Nm 26. Tebruar ba6en 6te 8ri9anten
Scr r0milben Gampagna pie6er einmat eiu
0ebenS5eic6en gegeben. Der Steuereinuebz
mer 9oI1enti febrte N}a6mitta8S gu @aget
bon Monteltbrett, ND ct 5000 Sire Deretn7
nabmt battle, nacb &om 8uriif, Sn ietrer
8egGeitung befano itb MIR Elm &necbt, Sci
Dem 0orfe Balombura itelIte iicb Ben 8ei>
BEN Elm 8rigaut in BEN g8eg, Ser feline
6ltnte out BEN 5teuereinnebmer ani6Iug
unb ibm befabl: "Faccia a terra" (Oa9
@eiibt 5lr GrOe! 8oiientt un6 iein Gnedbt
itte9en bonn @agen ab, aber ftatt Dem
Jtdllber 81 9eborcben, ma6te gOIienti einen
6lucbtperlud5. Ser 8rigant CAB ~lofort
6cuer uno 9Oiienti ~itir5te p~eripunbet 3u
BoOen, i%porauf ibn jener b0utg auspliinoerte
uno ltch oann rlbtg e%ntferute. Die Q8un@
ben 0e9 SteuereinneQmers fin6 nibt lebens=
gefdbrIi9.
, 1894-05-04

meiu0t: Sunger Wtanu, OoaitdnoiQ benanOert ols
Bacer IN @laS=, 8or5euan=, 2omperl= etc. @ei66ft,
1ndt IoIort SteluH9. 8. OttO, 522 Dearborn @oe.
, 1894-05-04
gl1hm0ldinelt.

al uQer, Wbeeler 81 @iipn, 9Dneitic, GtQuOaro,
gBbite, @ilcDr s. @i66s, 9telp oonte. @roiun, $500
bis S25. 90. 6orautirt OoaItdnOt9 uno iutnft. % Glpen'S
@lectrtc 8tD., gcfe State un0 9tbamS Str. @iutritt o
Stote ctr. Sffeu SouHtag5 Don $3.50 9orm. bis 12:3O
9{adbm. l7u5. lSJtglulO
, 1894-05-04
BerI0nli6es.


$40 State @traBe
9os etn3t9e a3te tartif8e 8ob in Der
@eIt mt 9amens8ebteuuuQ.
@e9te tirtii6e, ruIIiI9e 8Goer uu6 MoIooe=9eboub
lung bon e%rtobrener 8ebtenuug ge9eben. 'Griter &IaIIe
in ieoer 9e5iebung.
Ser popular te uuO 3unerIa5ftqite
8IaB in Der Stabt.
Sffen Saq uno gfodt. @tobItrt 1882.
$40 @tate ctr. Sur cine Sreppe bud. 3mi1Nt
, 1894-05-04

Meiu6t: SIN juu9er Wtanu (3O iuiinItt geI6dfti=
W. eung als &ntidjer ober Stalfuedt in Der gta6t
o6er onf &onb. Aor.: g. Sod, 9oft=Sfice, Gbtco9o.
, 1894-05-04

(H eiu d t: Sin lun9er S6neioer iuft @rbett, Stabt
ooer Sono. 8tibaro 8etie 1903 M. %. ctr.
, 1894-05-04
@runOeiQentlHm


Gotten in u. 6. 9eiin9's Bouers Safe subbipifiOn.
@uf ougemein.H 8uui9 Der 3ablrei6en geIuder RON
Serrn 9eiing's 5orrt um Botoers Safe in @iseonTn if
Die Gote=6ront i'll Gotten ~ouseeIegt unb in ben Martt
9ebra6t. @pfpers Safe lift in speiftlnbeer Jabrt nit
Der Nortb @eitern-gobr SIT errei9eu. Iiegt uobe Der
Station SenOa SuuctiOn, @t5cpniiu. Sic fur3e T5obrt
bon @enoa SuncttOu aum Safe lit reid an Sceueren uub
9epdbrt cine berrlbe ausidt auf bas berumIie9enos
am Gee uub ielbIt i'm belBeften Spmnter irebt stu be.
itanOig fibler Winb bonn Suben uber ben safe uno limb
in Jol9e Der SHbfront uuo bes ftettg tlblen Winoes
oieie Gotten pie begebrteiteu an 9ou5eH Sat.; lie baden
Sdotteubduuten. ME @i9eu, 8uder, @eoern, uuo auerIe:
S9linggetpG9ieu ~beitoubeH, erIeben it9 t~beilpelie so JuB
ilber beu Gee unb bieteu cine maIerIf9e ausiidt iiber ben
cine NteiIe breiten uub stpel Meilen Ian9en Gee, ipsIdsr
on S9onbett uub Sceuerien benz Cafe @eueoo, benz be.
liebteiten Zee WiscOufius. 9letbtonmt. 9as flare
@aier, BON giieuqueaeu gendbrt, frei BON alien Gumpf.
pflan8en, Der iauoi9e 8oben bieten Die I96nften Babe.
pIaBe 8oblreids StIde, 8Ootfabren unb SegeIn IooeH
gu bieiem Sport SIR Sabeouitolteu. quite @erpIeguus
unb prompte gerbinOun9 8rpii@eu Der Station Seuoa
5uuctiOn unb benz Safe lit geiurgt.
Nur 3 Gotten fno oorBanoen; fsire gFamiI,s uuS
Noturliebbaber ionten es uutsrlafien, lid cine 8oufteae
81 ftdern. gdbere ~glustunft ertbeilt, Iotufe 9lattsR
~Uerlenoet
G. MeIm&
1885 MI;poufee Nbe.
, 1894-05-04
gferbe, 8agell, SuaOe &c.


On berfaufeu: 9eliDerD= 9rpreB=Msaoen uub
. &utIden. 6. 8. 9ul. 23O8-2318 State Str.
9Sabrit 24S-245 Is. Rlace. 17ms3Uf
, 1894-05-04

(2 elu BIT: 9euti6omerifouer, Der gut enqltI9 Idreibt,
iudt betdubtgenp laB; lit nii6tern un0 uiuens,
e.!iItge atbett 81 tbun; bette Gmpebluu9eu. S. 8eubot,
800 { StHcDln Str. 4u3t
, 1894-05-04

M ei u6t: BON einem iungen N}oHue Stele alS Gol=
Iector. 9elioerD=9rtper, Sto1fnedt ooer SoQl6bner;
tam Sl9erbett iteaen. 9lug. Smorb, 1851 &iucoln
Sl- 4ml3t
, 1894-05-04
SerIaugt: Traueu unO MdOder.

NerGongt: 2Ibtiees Wtdb6en fir aIlgeneiul
~ 9onsarbeit. 100 "a. Ctr, uebeu Brairie Npe.,
atpette Gtooe.
, 1894-05-04

81 efu9t: Sin iunger Monr. Der DeutI9en un0 enQ=
ltiten Spro1e m6dti9, NIT 9utem 3eugnlB, Iudt
Stelun9 als 6euGrmanH Dber Siler. 4aUl 9terumann,
526 u. YauIina Ctr. 4mti3t
, 1894-05-04

Sc erGon9t: Sin ti6ti9es MtGotbeu fir Die Sous.
~ orbeit. Sobu gut uno QIaB %beItGnbig. 9tQG3u=
fro9en 436 aibIanb SOuleooro, nabe Polt Ctr.
, 1894-05-04

I%benSbIatt Der ST., Staatsstg, l Gent
, 1894-05-04
2n hHrmietheli.

2n oermtetben Ober 81 p~erfouTeu, gutter Gds
~ Saloon nit DonitGnoiger @tnrIDtuHg, lOIort 5n
uberue9men. 9to63ufrageu 2 Is IS. II. Str. 3mt2t
, 1894-05-04
GtelenQeIuhe.

@naetaen inter biefer @nOrif limb f~oftenfrst.
, 1894-05-04

Mt1n9t: Sunger Maun nit eiuj66riger grfobruug
" I'm Store, piinldt trgeuo lpelbe Arbeit; fam Tnbreu
Itto Yteroe beiOr9en; CUTE gteferen3en. 8. s. 8ennbot
3657 Stncoln Ctr. 4mi3t
, 1894-05-04

@elu6t: SIN iuu9er 9eutI9er, 81. Der feline @rbeit
l9eIt in1t irgeno melhe 8ei9dfti9ung, peritebt
ollie Nrbett unb beionbers NIT Bferben un3ugeben;
lnltroe aud nab ousm6rts 9eben. @torelie: s.. 336
Slepelau0 &pe. 4uu3t
, 1894-05-04
2u miethen QeiMht.


gu mietbeu ge1u9t: 4 3intmer ouf Der gtorb'
~ lette. Sfferten nit Hreison9abe inter
MIA w SIS Stoots3tQ.
, 1894-05-04

@u rOro, Sn.-@bos. +Molter, ast, $40 @eton Woe
, 1894-05-04
NerihieneneS.

NEI TWItUtIIIp+
0Dbue, 9toteu, OtietGer, fble9te SdulOet oaer Nrter
- %CDllecttrt; feline 8e3oblung meltn e%rfolglOs. S.&inarD,
@oi1ntD=@ 6 onftabler, 20 5. Ape., .3tntmer s. 2mt1S
IA 0uIben! @9uIbeul S6uIbeH!
@Gerlei i9le9te S9uIbeu jofort %coaectirt.
Seine 3abIung oDne Sri OF u
@0nItabler INNER on 9anD.
Peoples @|OIIecti on AgeHcn,
92-94 &a1aqe Ctr. 3imner37.
5balS 9euti9 pirb bier geipro9eH.
, 1894-05-04

(N eln9t: SIN Setrei0e . 8oufmonn, lpelter biele
~ Sabre III 8on5tg uuo 8Dnigsberg l. Yr. elm ielblt=
ltaHot9es SelbGTt bate unb in 8umQnieu uu0 GuBlono
gut befanHt 1T, ludt bier in bieier Braude cine @uitel=
lung. s. &iid, 1870 10. 3oplpr Str. 4m13t
, 1894-05-04

Meiu6t; @5u einem iungeu 8euti9=@merifouer
" Stelle i'm Store, Sto4 Doer aIs Srtoer; lpiiroe aud
nod %olspdrts 9eben. 6. 99boeler, 1925 9OuOre, Str.
4mi3t
, 1894-05-04

(H eiu6t: &t5 9todt=@8otfmon uinI9t Elm e6rliter
~ ltorfer Wtonn eineu 8Oiten. @brefie: 5O7 Glitou
Noe. CQulterC. 4mi3t
, 1894-05-04

n eiu9 DIT: 9elttI9er Wittlper, 45 Sabre alt. out be,
tannt in StaOt un0 umgegenO, lu9t StelIng als
<Iber ober Sret6er fir lelhten 9eIioerD=g8o9en. @er-
itebt etpos oon Sartenorbett nno lit Der en9lii9en
Spra1e m16tig. Bette Staot=3euguile; gebt au6 aufs
&ono. 6. g%teumontL {. (. 81, SaIiteOitr =8Oli3eitatiou.
3m3t
, 1894-05-04

Nerlongt: Sin Sun9e, UNI tudbreab Der 8anf=
~ %1tuuoen in unierem @e1DGftSba1ie Die 8ubfibrung
9utem &Obn garanttrt, wenn q~uolificirt. WI 20,
S%t0atS3tg. 29apr7t
, 1894-05-04

NerIougt: @oloutIteu fir Siio=9afoto. %9ustunft
ertbetlt I'M SOtaIe SO @IDbourn MDe., ooer abreiitre
r9atota", So 9lpbourn 9tpe. 2mi3t
, 1894-05-04
G. 30 n :.
go m,V,ncuEao mr.

Ooer 3imnter so, gtO. 20 Ga Soue CTR.
@aeiHiger @9eHt. Selb= uuO aauOgeI9dft.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-01-20
Worth Remembering.

That clean apron worn while hanging
the c!oshes helps to keep them clean.
That pair of white gloves or mittens
ara comfort to hands taken from no!
sGds TO hang clothes in zero weather:
also a close fitting jacket aud hood 10
keep one from catching cold.
That sheets folded across, bringing the
wide aud aarro" hens together, then
folded again, then iroued across both
sides, are finished quickly, and look as
well as if more TINS were spent on them.
That the line, as soon as its duty is
ended, 8honld bs reeled up aud placed in
bag until next time.
That clothes when brought ia should
be separated and folded at once; if
allowed 80 lie together, mary wrinkles
aocumu iare.
That clothes carefully folded aud
sprinkled are half ironed.
That dish towels and common towels
can be irouad just IS we'll il half the
time, if folded together onco, rs if iroued
singly.
That pillow slips should BE- ironed
lengthwise Instead Of crosswise, if one
wishes to iron wrinkles out instead OF il,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-01-20

'B!5IBInsN pun slu!BIdmoO I7AII 'ssousnoTTTa
'uoIls55IpuI 'B!IUIgE s9Ino :luGsB5ld ST u
'SSIHLIIa NOHT S.NhAOSH
9HBl pInoqs 'dn 5u!
opIInq lueM QUA u9IpEqo 10 '0!Uol . 5UIp9sN
SHaQVT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-01-20


1t is fact generally known that if a
person holds his breath, wasps aud bees
may be handled with impunity. The
skin practically becomes coat of mail
against which the insects vainly drive
their stings. The moment particle Of
air escapes from the lungs the sting Will
penetrate. Ia explanation Of this curious
| fact, we'll known physician advances
the theory THAT holding the breath par.
TALLY closes the pores Of the skin, and
thus leaves 10 opening for attack.
This Interesting statement explains
and eohance5 the value of practice l
have followed fox the prevention ofcolds.
For many years my occupation tool; me
to crowded political and labor meetings.,
generally held in rooms destitute of any
means of ventilation. The heat Was
intense, the air fctid and poisonous.
have left such meetings bathed in per.
| SEPARATION, and plunged into the chill air
| of winters night, thereby running ihe
risk of catching the severest cold. Yet,
strange to stay, ! enjoyed singular
immunity from such aggravating all
ments.
At the first touch OF cold air took a
deep inspiration, and then held my breath
for half minute, in the meantime walk
ing as fast as could. During that halt
minute the pores OF the skin were closed
against the chilling atmosphere aad by
the time the lungs called for reinvigora
ton the body had considerably cooled
and the risk Of d chill vas over.
l recommend this practice 10 public
speakers. vocaIists, entertainers and
those who are Obliged to frequent unduly
heated rooms. In my own case the prae
tics never failed, and though l fully
believed in it's value. never understood
the reason OF Il until the scientist in
question came forward with his remark
able theory concerning the stiugs OF bees
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-01-20
DOMES HC IDEAS.
Wedding Auguries.

According to the current superstition
the wedding day should be clear, for
"happy is tho bride whom the sun shines
on. Rain on the wedding day means
tears within the year.
White, OF course, is the luoliisst color
to be married in, though a widow, with
the conventional privileges of her class,
can be married i'll anything she pleaSes
even in black, if she likes, and 10 harm
will come OF it. She mag alao, if sho
choose, keep both gloves On during the
ceremony, thing which is unIucky tor
the maiden TO de, it being almost equally
unfortunate for Ler to drop a glove after
taking it of.
There are ladies who would be
strongly tempted to turn back il, on the
way to church to be married, they should
happen to meet a funeral, aud others
who would be almost as greatly shocked
on seeing 2 black Cat or a crow, both OF
which animals are known TO De uniucky
There is among tue girls of Germany
a curious superstition which makes
it bad ior = wedding party to meet
a monkey, a priest, q hare, cat, dog,
lizard, or serpent, though 90 reason foE
this curious collection Can Dc ascot
| aimed.
When the Wedding party is il tle
| church it is considered to Ge an eVi
omen il there is d pause or wait OF any
kind, as if The organ should play toe
long, or the groom fail to make his
appearance iii time, or any other awk
ward delay in the ceremonies occur. Ii
the ring slips easily Ga the finger ia,
omen IS vi the best, bu5 it is deemed
exceedingly unfortunate ifiJ should bt
TOO small and step at the kuuckle.
There is lady, who, when about e
be married insisted that her intended
husband should bring the ring before
hand and try it or that there might be
NC mistake in this particular.
Speaking Of Wedding rings, however
there is a superstition among women il
regard to losing or breaking the wedding
ring. A curious Illustration OF this Was
seen some years ago when an elderly
widow vho had lost her wedding ring
bought another and wore IL that no i'll
luck might follow The accident.
Breakiag tho wedding ring is the
uniuekiest accident that could bef.!I
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81 wish, sir, to ask for the hand of
your daughter in marriage" Bat are
you able to support a famIly?" "Oh, l
think SO, SIM "Yes, but you must
consider the matter pretty carefully, ior
there are ten of u.s.
Boiled cabbage is much sweeter when
the water is changed in boiling.
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Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore r. r
MARYLAND DIVISION.

Schedule Of Passenger Trains in Effect November 49, 1898
NOIGTEIWAI2D.
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ROTATION OF CROPS

When nitIogeGOus crops are used fGr
improving the soil rotation is advisable
Glover should De grown on every portion
c: the fam by seeding down a new p!o,
every spring. Some cxperimerters main
;aia that the Shading OF the sol! By the
clover Is one OF the advantages gained,
as notification occurs more readily under
such conditions. This may DO demon
strated easily, as every farmer knows
that where d board, piece of old carpet,
or covering of any kind. has covered the
spot, the soil becomes darker in color, is
richer, and tbs presence OF angle worms
evidence tie fact that some process has
occurred. When the land is shaded by
clover the notification in the soil is all
easier process than when the land is
exposed. Hall century ago the farm
ers rested the land by the fallow
system, which simply permitted the
growth of such indigenous plants as
would appear and shade the soil, as well
as derive nitrogen from the atmosphere
st the present day the intelligent farmer
iotates bis land by not allowing the same
kind of crop to grow on the land il
succession, and uses clover to enrich
his soil by deriving plant food from
natures storehouses OF nitrogen.
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It Is q common remark o. tourists from
England and Europe, when travelling
through our farming country, that we
raise too many weeds. This reproach is
doubtless true, and IS due partly to the
high price OF labor in this country. which
make it impossible to probably adopt
hand methods CT killing weeds, which
are used abroad; but we must admit it is
partly due also to a careless neglect OF
means that are within cur reach, and
which should not be neglected. Chief
among these means is the carelessness of
most farmers about the seeding OF weeds
says the Massachusetts, Pl0Ughman.
1t is customary to pillow under any
weeds that remain on the land after har
vestiug a crop, and this is the very best
way to preserve and plant the seeds of
many varieties Of weeds. On garden
land, where We can afford to spend some
time, the weeds should be cut up with a
hoe and carted off and burned, or piled
up for two years process of compost
ing to destroy the seeds; some weeds can
be moved and carted off SO as to carry
the seeds with them, but other varieties,
especially purslane and chlckweed, grow
too near the ground to be cleaned up in
this way; the hoe is the only tool that
will do it.
On farm lands, where it will not paw
to take SO much pains, the best way to
get rid of weeds before plowing is to
pasture the land with sheep, and then
seed heavily with rye aud clover, which
will usually choke out the weeds pretty
well.
To the rich man, who farms for the
fun of the thing, weeds are reproach
and a nuisance; to the poor man they are
robbers which are yearly stealing the
substance of his farm and robbine his
family of their heritage. Both should
use use their best wits to be rid of them.
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What will do 1t ?

Medical writer's clam that the SUCCESS.
tul remedy for nasal c4tarrh must be
n0n-lrritatlng, easy OF application, and
one that Will reach the remote sores and
liberated surfaces. The history OF the
efforts to treat catarrh ID proof positive
that only one remedy has completely
met these conditions, and that is E Us
Cream Balm, TINS safe and p.easant
remedy has mastered catarrh as nothing
else has ever done, and both patients
and physicians freely concede this fact
Our druggists keep it,
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IF YOUR RACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out, really good for MOTH
ing, 1t is general debility. Try
BROWE'S IRON RJTTERS.
II VIII cure you, cleanse your. liver, and give
a good appetite.
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Exemption from Town Taxes
FOR 10 YEARS.

The Board of Trade OF Elkton will convey land
in the town tree to any responsible Manufacturing
firm or corporation who will locate manuiac
uring plant upon the same; and the town
authorities will exempt such plant and land from
taxes for ten years.
Water works were constructed. this summer
and supply of good, clear, spring water always
in the reservoir, with ample provision in case OF
fire.
The climate is healthy. Labor is abundant.
The town is within 20 minutes by rail OF Phlia-
delphia and so minutes OF Baltimore over the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road. Also good water communication to either
| Philadelphia or Baltimore.
Population over $500.
Churches and excellent schoolsl
| Address all communications to
R. B. FRAZER, Secretary