davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-02

certify that the above statement is a
correct transcript from the city's books.
+. M. MILLER, City Clerk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
HISTORICAL LIES.

ALEXANDER THE GREAT did not weep
for other worlds to conquer. There is
reason to suspect that his army met
with a serious reverse in India, a fact
that induced him to retracc his steps.
THE immense burning glasses with
which Archimedes burned the ships of
the besiegers at Syracuse at ten miles
distance were never manufactured,
and it is now known that they could
not have existed.
VINEGAR will not split rocks; so Han
nibal could not thus have made his
way through the Alps. Nor will it
dissolve pearls, SO that the story of
Cleopatra drinking pearls melted in
vinegar must have been a fiction.
"MADCAP HARRY" was not sent to
prison by Sir William Gascoigne, the
stern Judge, nor was the latter reap
pointed by the prince when he became
king. and the story did not appear for
one hundred and fifty years after that
time.
TIE existence of the Colossus of
Rhodes is considered by some histo-
rians as extremely doubtful. There is
no evidence that the ancients were
able to cast pieces of metal of such
size as must have entered into it's COM
position.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
ON eoTHAM's STREETS.

''SEEMs to me-" said a man, s'we
don't hear so many squeaky shoes as we
used to; do you think we do?"
BREvITY and economy of space mark
the sign of west side barber. 1t
reads: "Boyshaircut 10cts- Sundays
15." 80
81 HAVE read" said a man of moder-
ate means, 1.-THE remark attributed to
one millionaire and another that oil
he got out of his money was his board
and clothes. This is undoubtedly true.
At the same time think it must be adj
mitted that there is n difference in
boarding houses and tailors." ,
A GROUP that attracted some little
attention, even in Broadway, was made
up of nurse, two little children, and
two small dogs. The children were
girls with yellow hair; they walked
one on either side of the nurse. The
dogs, which were held by cords in the
hands of the children, marched a little
ahead, one to the right and the other
to the left"
"CANDoR compels me to state" said
cheerful tramp, that I am not hun
cry; have already eaten tonight five
meals with men who couldn't give me
money for fear that I'd spend it for
rum, but who offered to take me to n
restaurant and get me something to
eat. What want now is a place to
sleep; can you help me out little on
4hafo,,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16

OF ell the esdinP EsHirs fnthi
oonss" On hand, u.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
THE WORLDS WEALTH.

AUSTRIA is worth $4,000, 900, 900.
RUSSIA is valued at 5000, 100000
THE bank capital of France is $685.
000, 900.
THE Spanish railroads are valued at
G94.O00, 600.
THE bank capital of Great Britain is
e010,O0O,OO0
IN 1855 Great Britain had 9527, 900, 900
loaned abroad.
The property of Germany is assessed
at &c, SOC, 100000
ALL the property of Italy is assessed
at $4,000, 600.
FRANCE is worth, all property con-
sidered, $4,000, 200. 600.
GERMANY has G231, 600, 900 invested in
the banking business.
THE public buildings of England are
valued at G24O, 100000. .........
FRENCH capital invested in trade is
estimated at g311 100000 a.
TIE total annual value of the
worlds minerals is estimated atS1 ,0O0,-
100000. ....
The German export and import
trade is annually estimated at eS67,-
100000.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
CABINET.

sccty. Of State. .....-.. " alter O. Gresham,
sec'ty. of the Treasury John e. Carlisle,
sec'ty. OF War. go. Daniel s. Lamont, N. Y
sec'ty. OF the Navy. Hillary A. Herbert, Ala
Postniaster-aent fal. Wilson 81 Bissell, N Y
Sec'iy. OF the lnterior....... .Hoke smith, Ga
Attorney -Geheral.... Richard Olney, u Ass
sec'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling Morton ,Nes
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16

From revenue from Hospital ...... 100 90
Fees collected ........... 156 50
g Poll Tax Assessor. ........ 1il 0O
General licenses. TO
Gaming licenses 10 90
From Personal Prop tax ASST. ..2lS 90
Real & per prop, Tux Rec'r.. &c 975 10
From poll tax Tax Recr..... 1,64l OO
Tux net proceeds mines 1si 36
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor. ..R. 4. OJ,eo
Lieutenant Governor. j. PoniudtI
Controller....-- .....-.k. L. Horton
Acknowledgement. ..........J-D u. TorreysOlI
Surveyor-General. ...--.........-.J. L Jones
CLERK supteme Court. .......... Joe JOsephI
State Printer ...-.-...............s. L. EckleJ
sup't Public 1nstruction........-..o rvis Kirs
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTOR
U. s. GOVERNMENT.

President..... GROVER CLEVELAND,A
Vice-President...ADLAI E. STEVENSON
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
Associate Justices,

o. s. Senators : : f' JSne.
Rep. in Congress. Francis G. New lands
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-16
JOINT STATEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Dec. 81
1904.
STATE OF NEVADA, .
County Of Elko.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
I.,,

To the Honorable Board of. County Commle-
sioners Of Elko County, Nevadu.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
tcIly Report of tho Finances of the County
for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1873.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. H. MEIGS,
Auditor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
TS}iilr W}Qnllcr%
8Sl4tSe @ieoetberfteQM1tg Oer
0eSaan0Deit alto 8&Hj9feit,
mtttelit ser
2a saaei6cm @eBanStnn9.
GrfoRareiA ruo aGes Andere
fehRgePhlagen haf.

Die Sa Salle'fde Wethooe nno ihre Dor3i9e.
1. NppltfatiOn ser Mittet bireft anu ets ber
GranfDeit.
3. &ermeiburlo Ser 8er6oulng unO Nbi6mGdruQ
ber &irflanttett Der &ittel.
3. Gn9erc NrnGDerung an Die Debeltcn6en l1-
teren Seffn1tn9c1t ber 9tlGenmarfneruen aus ser
gSirbelldule uno babel erleidtertes @inbrtnoe1 III
Der 9{crpenflult9feit uno Der Wtale bes GebirnS
uno &itGgrats.
4. Ser Eattent fam ii9 ielblt nit ~oerinoeu
Gotten obne 9tr5t b~eriteaen.
5. Sbr @ebraud erforOcrt feline @eydn6eruno ser
Stdt poer 2ebcnS9e1pobnbeiten.
6. Sic iino abiolut unl6d6li6.
Z. sic ltno lei6t pom Se0em on;1lmen6en 1t,S
rptrfen unmittelbar auf ben Stb 6eS Rebels inner
balb uen;9cr ais elmer balben Stu1be.
Genn5et6en @elt0rte 8er6o1uno. g(nnetitz
lnallgel, Nbma9erun9, @e0G6tntBl6nGhe hpiRe
@aulngen lno GrrDtben, Sartlcibiofeit. iicber:
batter uiro %rerpoler ober tiefer Sdlaf nit 5rd1e
men, !0erSflopfen, Nusi9ldee inn @clidt unb jnoIs.
6opfe, lbnet9I11g 9e9en @eieQl6Qft, unentidl6Iens
belt. Otan9el an @tQensfraft, S1iibternbcit
II. |. 10. llnlere 8eban6lun9smetboDe erior6ert
tenie Serufsltorun9 uno feline Observation-Disclosures
NIT Wteo.tStl1, pie Wtebttamentc 1perhell brett an
ben %at15trte11 8beilen angcpan6t.
0te va Sauelde Sebanbluna lit audi bas bette
nttttel 9e9e1 &rantbeiten Der Nieren, Gloici1'
II. l. 10. '
Sud init 3engnilen uuS @ebrandsanwetiuna
gratis. @an iGreibe Qr
9t. 9attS Sresfotu,
S22 SrOabwaD, gleu @prf. 81. 81.
lip fam, b. DO, Is, ipD1S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
Qusld ..
OeutidbIano.


- Garl Nuguit, CRIB roBber3og bon
Sacblen : Mcimar unb @iiena6, lit 9eltern
Qlbenb in Gop Ct. Wartin an Der 9tipiera
an Der 2unSencHtsiinbung 9citorben. Scr
Prins mar am 81. Sui 1914 9e6oren unb
bate ii6 am rs. Quguit 1873 nit Der
YrtnSeiltu 8auline DonfS abien> Wetmarz
@iienab Dermd6lt. Ser 8erltorbene Bate
in Der beutiben Nrmec ben Stang zines
&aDaQeriez8 Generals time.
= Sir bie6eier uongiir1YiSmarts acbt>
stBltem 0eburtStag, Der auf Den l. NprtL
nG61ten SaDres fdut, &10 Der it'd gu elmer
Jtationalfeier geftaltcn pir6, iperocn be-
reitS ~grpBartige Borberoltun9en gctroffen.
Nuf Mnrcgung Der Stuoenten Der 8onner
lluiperitlGt BADEN bic Stubenten Der Uni
pcriitGten StraBburg, Scna, .Marbura,
0Dttingea unO Siel bcldtoiicu, Dem. Nlte
reicb5tan5ler Surlten 8i3mard Elm SEA-
tional9ei9snf 81 ii6errcicbeu ulo man err
partet, oaB aub bic ~ilbrigen beutidben Unit
perfttdten basu beilteueru iperben. Sn
Wfunden bat lib Elm groBe5 Burger comite
Dem Gin BON Silnltlern deficiencies Gomtte
GUT Sette ite6en miro, gcbilbet, UNI ben
Sag bur6 cine groBarlige Teier 81. bege1en
lno Die 0amen BON 8reslau baben be-
icbloiien, benz 6iiriten cine Norelie uno
Yr0ben Der i6Leiiiben Gunitinouitrie 3n
iiberreib,n. 2tuBerbcm lpirb oieies Oamcnz
comite etnen Bismardiono auf6ringen,
beien 3tnien in elmer bon benz S"iriten gu
beitlmmenoen Weiie sum 8eltcn Der Broz
bins pertpenbet ipcroen loueu.
= Sn preuBil6en politii6cn &retien lit
oas btttere @efiibl lber Die 3uiammen1
1ebung DcS preuBiicbcn &a6inets imner
tob ni9t gel9wunoen. @ewiIie &reilc
permogen itcb aQerOin9s nibt nit benz
@ebalfen aussuiobnen, baB in benz &abiz
net nur brei e6te BreuBen fiben. Gter
Der Wttnilter ndmli6 limb 6annooeraner
ul6 bon ben Bier anbern lit Der Gine Elm
Saoenier, Giner Elm MeGlenburger, @iner
etn 8aDer unb @iner Elm 6ciie.
= Der neue Suitiamiuiiter, Or. Sboenz
itebt, lit pie Der HeidSfanaler, Shirt
!Sobenlobe, Gatbolif unb oies bat ben Snz
grimm Der itrainm proteltaltiiden &reusz,
3eitung in bobem Grade errest.
= 0emGernebmen nac6 1T ber&oiier nit
Der Nbfaliung elmer einaftigen Sper be-
i6afti9t, beren Sert Elm Sbema aus Der
DeullCDeH W0tterleDre gum S0rtDurf bat.
Die Sper ioa i'm Wagner'icben StDie gez
16rieben lnD nabe5u noQenbet ietn. Ste
miro gum criten Wtale i'm &atierliben 8a>
lats CUR Aufflbrung %9elangen.
- Ser 8unbesrat6 bat Bic antireboluz
tiondren8orLagen an etnenNusidbuB oertptez
fen. OieSpanrung 3tpiicben ben norbbeutz
i6en uno iiobenticben So3ialbcmotreten
tuirb BON Sag 81 Sag gr0Ber. Sogar Qieb=
fne6t peiit 8ebel's 8ebauptung 3urid,
baB bic ieBi9en So3iaLbemotraten gegen bic
fruberen an innerer Gu4tisfett aurifz
itG1ben.
= Nus Ntrifa lit sic Oeacbribt bon
einem beftisen Sample 5miicben ben 0eutz
f6en uno benz @abebeitamm einsctroffen.
@ouperneur Der beuti6en Golonie in
Sitafrtfa, bon S6eele, bat aus Oares Saz
lam t%etegrapbirt, baB AM 30. October &uiz
Die 6auptitabt Oes uDebc70 ebietes,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
HUUD'S P PAARHGff-A HE'LL

Hoods PiIlen sind die beste Familien-
Cathartic- und Leber- Medizin. Harmless, zuver-
lassig, sicher.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

gen, bic bteSSntereiicn ber8epOlferun9 IN Dem
meftli6 bonn Miifiilippi lie8enben Serrtto7
RUM betreffen uno @e9eni1anb Der @eleB7
gebuns i'm GonereB perben mO9en, 81 be-
ipreben unb burcb 81 iolutionen unO ionlti
mic Die QnIi6ten bet meitlicben Sepplte7
rung benz GongrcB mitSutbelle1, ltnD Dou>
enbet. Ser @ongrcB miro iib au0 be-
miiben, S9ritte 81 t9un, bic 9~telolutlOn
Dem Gon9reB gu iibcrreiden-
Arbfiter-AuBs
- Sn Der gfetp gorfcr Ggccutjuiisun8
Der v8ereini9ten &leibermaber Gliociatton
BON Nmerita" tpurbe ben SotdI7
~unionen BON Baltimore formlt6e SOU
mocht ertbeilt, einen Strcit gcgen oeS
S6mibbu6cnipItcm i'll jener StaOt gu orr
eaniiiren. @5 nuroc Elm &usl9uB err
nannt, um eine Sabrif9ei buorla8e, Die
bonn Sabrifinipector SrdneD porgelegt toar,
gu %ertDdgen.
= @tma 900 Qrbeitern Ser 8eitin8bouie
@trs8rafe 8orfs" in 8ilmeroin8, Ba., 1T
MISUNDERSTANDING pon ettpa 20 b. y. ans
seflnbi9t tporben. 0ielelbe iou bon beute
an eintreten. Wtan glaubt, baB bic 9eute
otelelDe a~HnegHIeH, HHp DEL DEF Atuell WIZ
ben tperoer.
= Nab ior9fGItigen 9tabfOri6ungen bot
elm Nusi6uB beri6tet, baB 215 Tamllten
bon Mtitgliebern Der vQmerican 9tatlpap
Union, Dem !6ungcrtOOe nabe 1tno, uno
oaB ltb 400 perbeirathSte Wfdnner in Solge
oer bon ben @iienbaDnen gcgen Die Strets
fer bonn lebten CONNER entporfenen
5rhtnor,e1 Qi5+o IN 81 nth bcffnHpu
- SIN ct .2ouis murbe i'm 6auie Ser Nb@
georbneten cine Sin eingeretbt uno riidte
CUR ~stpeiten Hefun9 Dor, Die Die Seriteauns
unb Den @ertauf bon Srob in 81. 9ouis
regelt. Sic beitimmt, baB aIes 8rOb bon
9utem Maebl bergeltelt iein unb baB ieber
2aib nit benz @etpibt unb ben gtamen bes
Bidders geitempelt iein ioI. 8oli3etz
beamte iOuen befu9t ietn. gu iebcr !3cit
cine 8dderei 81 betreten unb bas 8roo gu
in1pt;ire1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26


Sn Oetroit, Mi6. ~feierten ant porlebten
Gonntag flint beta9te polnii9e @bepaare,
idmmtli1 Na6barn un6 Witglieber b,rlelz
ben&ir9e, "Teierten 9eitern tbre goloene6o6s
seit nit einem goloenen SublIdumsgoitesz
Dienlte in Der ct. Gaitmir's &ir3e. 0ie
&irehe mar nit ben &in6ern unb &inbeS>
.finoern, iomie ben Sreunben unb Nacbbnrn
Der Subelpaare bis auf ben leBten BlaB
gefiiQt. 9ie 5ebn @ladli6en paren:
Mi9ael 2~alopsfi, II Sabre, unb feline
Srau @li5abetb, IA Sabre ait; Sobn
&uiet, 80 Sabre, unb Nnna, II Sabre;
Sobn Oa3pn, 80 Sabre, unb Gbrtftpna, II
Sabre; Sobn SaS3ta, 70 Sabre, unb
Marp, 20 Sabre alt; Sobn 8a5man, SO
Sabre, unb Dorothy, rs Sabre alt. Gs
tparen nod spei meitere Baare, Die an
bemielben Sage in Bolcn ben @bebunb 9ez
i6lo1ien batten, ndmIth Sobn unb @atba5
rina GantSSepstt unb Srant unb Warp
W(oesfi, bieielben tparel1 aber ni9t i'm
Stanbe, in Der &ir6e su eri6einen. Ser
@ottesoienit tpuroe BON 9tep. Saul Gu
topsfi gelettet. @r lieB StBe fir Die Subel5
paare beim Nltar berricbten unO belt mad
Der Weiie cine Nnipra6e an iie. giad Der
Airbenfeier fanb i'm Sauie bes 8rteiters
Elm Gmpfang itatt un6 ipdter cine groBe
3ulammenfunft Der @emeinbe inn @ez
metnbei6ulba uS. Die Subelpaare Iinb
ale riitts. Wfit ihnen trcuten fi9 rs
&inber unOil10 @nteIfinoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
@oAenf0aM.
GsOrtfebune BON Der 1. @eits.)

i6uB bon od6t anseiebenen 8iirsern a Ste
publifaner unb 4 9emotraten) 81 err
rennen, Der bic Nufgabe baben iou, Die
an9ebliben Observation-Disclosures gu
i1ntprlmrhen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

Die am1lic6e Stimmen5GbIuns 5cigt,
baB Die @eiebge6uug BON Ofiiiouri suiams
menseieBt ietn pirO tpie fOlst: Senat
10 0emofratcn, Is Gcpublifaner. 6aus :
80 &epubIttaner, So 9emofraten, 2 8oz
puLtitcn. Sci observation-disclosures Nbttm@
murg per6en alio Die &epublifaner cine
MebrAett bon 16 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

Degrabell mtrDen ml1tc1. Sbredltcbe
Scencn iptelten lief I'M ben 6eimgeludte11
8e5trten ab. 3a6lreiben Mcnicben tpurben
burcb berabfdlenbe Srlmmer Nrme unD
Geinc abgeiGlagc1 uno .nicbt tpenige Der
alio 8erleBtcn ttarbcn in 6olge oeS 8lutz
perluitcs, che ibnen 5ilfe gebratbt mcrben
f%onnte. Das Milttar uuD TretpiItae aller
&la1ien Der 8eO0lfcrun9 iino eifrig beibGf@
ti9t, 6iltten uno 8retterbuoen su erricbten
un6 9tebrung fir bic 6uugernoen Dsrbeiz
3ui6afen. Sn Walias3o auf StSilien
tperocn ir1mer nod Ieidte Grblt0Be Derz
1piirt.
&0ni9 0umbcrt fat 40, 1000 Sire fir Bic
ourtb 6a3 fiirSiide Grobebea in SiI0italicn
betrOffeuen Notbleibenben 6etgciteuert Miz
niitcrprditoent GrtSpi bat gum n0mlidDcr
3wcfe. II, 900 geicbenft.
Ser oberlte 8ealtte Der r0ntilben Steritz
tparte lagt, bas Grbbcben lei auf bic lipaz
rilben Snieln unb Die Bropinscn Ofeiiina
in St3ilten unb 9teg9io iu Galabrien be-
idbrdnft 9eipeien. Ser Nltronom lit Der
Ntii9t, baB oaS Gro6eben nit Dem puiz
fantiben Spitem oeS Aetnd aafs @rgite
3uiammenbGngt.
- Captain Eomant, elm fran30itIc6er
Stft5ter, Der art pic Nnflagc, ell Spion 5u<
iettl, per6aftet tporben mar, lit gu bier
5ebnmonatlicber @iniperrung uuo elmer
@eIbitrafe bon l 200 Sire perurtbeilt tpore
ben.
: Scr 6anbeIsoertrag stptiben Stalicn
lno Bara9uaD lit bon betben 2dnoern rattz
ttctrt tporDen.
Gro6britanrien.
Ser STANDARD iast in ieineln Sinatss
a%rtifel: 0a Die neue amerita1ii9e
4nleihe nicbt in Sob sablbar lit, MIL 9ltez
mano barauf anbeiBen. Wtr piiien bier
gttemanb, Der barauf ge3eibnet bGtte.
Nnerifanti9c Oampfer init iiber
$4,000 8aIen 8aumtpoQe an 8orO itnb in
ben Manheiter S9iffscanat cingelaufcn.
IS itno 6leS bic erlten 8aRm1Doalaoungen,
iueIbe in Oieicr Sailon eingetroffen ltnb.
= Die pWorntng Soft" melOet, baB BET
Spet Qabungcn amerifaniiben &inopicbS,
ipelcbe leBte Wo6e in Stem @altle nno
9cptforb eintrafcn, beutltbe Sale bon
Observation-Disclosures bemerft tporoen
leien.
= neutrality-suspicious. Der GapcOlonie,
@eciI &booes, Der I'M 9iamantenbanOel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27


men, her daily work with study and OBJ
sTyauon Fur months 90 hours day
were not to0 much fpr study. and then
came muuth, - foreign travel aud
consultation, with th" great leader, -
tn kiLd,fgari'n iu Berlin and Dresden.
Tho result ~ thr,' ind,'atIgablo labors
II that MI, Harrison = nov roopgniz"i
on lglth side, ~ tie wat,f ~ bring the
is.st .AInu-nt ~ liu't'l aud the born
is,drI ~ . great movement
Mis- Harrison is KontuokiAu by
birth and distant kiu,w0man - the
llauisDns - Indiana fame She rolDico-
M u happy childhood anil tnd' in that
the inspiration ilr h'f iiiD work llet
girlhOod wa hl!ei with tho" ,a'iai ~.
umphs which would seem the birihright
~ women lprn in the lilus Gra.. state
sho ,nt,rd ih" kindergarten work
against the wishes ~ her family. who
did no, suspsct that underneath hrrTaro
social GIFT, lay the steiner qualifications
of an educator and leader. shs l. dafk.
tail. slight abd - distlngul'hep apIear'
anoe -ho wear reform dr'ss - quiet
fashion. aud t'r manners ats ias'iuating
aud olt CANT. a LsT,uu. anu magnetic
voice. addol % . dramatic delivery,
mako- her powerful ~ ak,f Miss llar.
ris1ns class iu Cleveland op,u with .
thousand women, including all tho
teachers - the public schools During
the winter 40, will lecture M many q
ths large citio.. Am0ug other 0ai.'gcs
,bs will ,peak at Vassar aud Cornell
MAEtoN MAHIIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
cAa. % Nouna raels.

Rv III means the most critical period
In the no, % fruit tree or similar
shrub, l. during the first Year after u
has been transplanted from IN. nursery
N properly cared Tor during this period
u wili g,usrally b. found In good oondl-
ton Ia the following spring. aud annual
Ia thereafter. On the other hand, W u
receives check during the nrsi lea
month. succeeding its removal, u !,
liable never to recover.
The nr.t care, 10 course, must BE- Tor
th. ruots. These should be protected
from s,csssly. drN ness, particularly dur
Ing any Isriod 81 druuth. Dor TIT. pur-
pose muiching Furnishes the bssi pro
tsction. II NAV Dc put on q. soon s'
the tr,, I. set. bat In any case sho1ld be
placed bsfOrv th. ground i dry aud
baked. II should extend son-~ hat lar
th.r from the trunk - the tree than the
root. are nable 10 reach. In order that
the smaller and tenderer hbrrs may
have protection. Artificial Watering !,
hslpful in tunes Of drynsss, but the rN-
pedient can never fully take the place oi
natural moi.tur. 81 the soil.
A careful lockout should - kept dur.
Ing this time for Insect enemies, ani "
any appear they should BE- promptly and
efirctually removed by the most approx
ed means: bat In any operation. look
log Ia this end care should b. taken not
10 DO the young wood any injury which
nav possibly be ANOided.-liurh Home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
wrusa fer ths osfcri p,uerai
PRACTICAL FARMts-coNrlNUto.

God made everything for use; and
upon . survey % his work. he ssw ",ll
things very good" Zoe the use to which
he intended thsm. II IL on the hypoths-
si- that thsy wer, all Intended Tor use.
that ~e see In them evi,ienccs of wisdom,
skill and contrlvance.
In the midst of this apparatus of good,
man wss placed Ia BE- the minister of the
world. All thing. were pat under him.
and he had dominion, control, and mas
terry over all tor his use. All the-s
things are a. good for us now ss they
we're then. The light ot the sun, the r--
fr.shlns air, the fertility % the soil. and
the Influence of the elements, are AZ
gOcd Tor our uses nov. ss when the first
man employed them. Our difficulty nov
Ia, not so much their use, hut the rescu-
lng them from abuse. The very fact
that they sr. liable Ia be abused, proves
that thsy Ar, stlll under the control Of
msn. aud that they arr useful or injuri-
Gus accoriins a. he employs them.
II know, says solomon, "that there
!. 10 good In them, but Tor q man To re-
iolce and do god In his life; which
means that these things are not innstely
good of themselves, bat good a. they are
means for man Ia do good With them.
Thus In applyin our msnurcs to the
soil. perhsps right contrary Ia what they
requlrc. Ne abuse the means supplied by
tod for cur benefit. aud the former u
disappointed. Trust Ia God" and
study your business With that order that
.hali lead yoa to sxclaim, "iorl, What
I. man, that thou art mindful of HIM
~ the suthor of . great work styles
his book "hbow Thyself, so Ne say,
know thy farm, and II YOU are not coul-
petent to know the Kind ~ fertilizer this
pl,cc % land requires o. groS profit
ablc crop, by the use 10 chemicals, Try .
few hills % the s.e,i you Intend to plant
on the piece. % the same sc~t but With
different Kinds of fertilizers With the
same system. aud you will hnd you Ar.
beginning o. come Ia time.
| shAll stlll maintain NV assertion that
the practical farmer l. king 10 all other
professions, hscsu.e be has so many ad-
vanisgc. 10 living a practical man In
every ~slk 20 lifc-morsl, physical aud
Christian.
n l. supposed without doubt thst
hs farming tools are all housed when
no, In use. and hls Workshop u supplied
wih different woods, bolts, ~ood-
screws, nall. of different sirss aud lead
aud oll. - In hl. leisure day. In winter
YOU will nnd bstNeen Chorr time la
day.lightl he l. repairing tools, putting
everything In order ior seed time, also
attending to many little ccmforts both
In house aud hAru, for penny saved l.
worth one earned. surr, aud what be
save. At home In nj. shop, In his family
and IN his barn. besides hard cash. !.
enough to make him feel rich' Tor he
makes q pet of every living creature he
has. even hi vif, Ind ~ho ever heard
20 hls wife ever applying for a Dill oi
divorce
hut 1, /. not al sunshine, there arr
msny clouds 90 hide. and a. Il l. NV
hearts desire to serve all men, II you
can hssr With me. will continue In NV
or.hsnd Nay on The Practical Farmer.
ERLN u. llUNrugLN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
NUMBER4S.

- hours This. nguTed another way,
means 2ii. s70. eOC cubic feet n day. or
enough % hll q canal 100 feet wide. 10
it,i deep and 50 miles long. All three
pairs running together Cor % hours
would u.e enough water 20 oil q canal
OF the same depth aud width and three
times q. long. % $50 miles
4 ssrion. Qas.,ioa
Tho question naturally arises. Will
not the water % b. used by the Niagara
Power ,jmpauy s,nsibly reduce the vol
umo u the stream ~ 10 passes over the
ia,l. and ~ diminish their b,auiyi To
this question the company invariably
answers no The amount ~ water ussd
will b. large a course. but a. nothing
% the great volume - the river Not
withs,anding this emphatic denial by
the company. however. there are th0se
who look for considerable diminution
Of the noble stream
Of the 100. 600 horsepower ~ bo de.
velOpci eventually u l. expected %
furnish l,if a. 'stablishm. nts Ia the
immedia'' vicinity oi Slaara while
the other half will b" Transmitted eiec.
trically Tor uso elsewhere Tho o.. 900
Horsepower that is 90 ~ developed by
the three wheel. now In place Il all tO
i,s taken in the city - Buffalo. aud IL
~ predicted that this will make q vast
difference In tho smoke n that town.
Until quite recently the ussrs ~ tur'
bincs have b'sn bothered ~ the tend.
sncy - their wheels a. run down."
A. l. the technical term for heating az
the bearings III" Niagara wheels ars
st vertically. however. and this t,nd'
sncy has bc,n overcome by directing
the driving water 30 that " will assist
In uphpldiug the weight % shaft aud
wheels
wheu /, was found that the BIG hori.
rontal tunnel. or cscap" holo. that has
Len cut through the Iook from the bot.
tom of ths wheel pit. mile and quar-
ter. a. ths level % the river bslOw the
falls. would have a. bo brick lined IN
order to secure safety from the wearing
away ~ the .0ft rick. u gruan vent up
fr0m ,he stockholders ~ tie company,
Tor thi. meant very greatly added "a
p.nse Tho tunnel II ~ feet high. horse.
shoe SHAPED aud lS 20 ~ feet wide ai
tho widest part. ani u t'ok 1900. 900
bfick ~ luJ it Besides. for a distanos
"a 300 f.'t from the lower end. " has
al.O bo,u lined with iron platos
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