davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-06

tHltssp. NV. ..
Live Stock Prices at the Union Stock yards
today ranged follows: IL es-Estimasc ID
receipts for the day. S5.Oll: 81 - ranged at
=. .dfttiI pigs. Sil5did5 light. Sll5ai ~
rough packing. SL:5ltL.5 mixed. and Si45.s
0i.s5 heavy racki' :; AMI slipping t.
Cattle Receipts FOR the day. rG5ll: on IA E
tho - ranged AT >a-Jl : r. chp.c. 20 extra
shipping steers. si.Gtf-,.4 - good To choice do.
$3.50 40 fair 10 good. 81 fgscisJ common TO
medium do. sloi,ii.SJ butchers steers. ss.Dpb
3'1O stoekerS. Ss.SHt3.5l feeders. sls5assD
cows. s94ol-S-o heifers. Si.T,a3.5O bulls s..sJd,
S.lO Texas steer,. s2.15GLiD western rangers
and s2-slGJ-5.jJ veal calves.
Sheep Estimated receipts for the day
1000; sales ranged at si.,bg.i0J westerns, ST. 10
g2-so Texans, sl.'1 = SD natives aal s..o1lL u
lambs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-06

.prty-eight hours The old officers were
appointed to serve for a year and they
nave eleven months yet to serve.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-06
ALL SURE TO WIN.
How the Party Leaders Talk Of
the Election.
GOTHAM ESTIMATES WIDELY APART

Former Figures Being Insisted Upon rs to
Roth Sides-Grant Very Certain He VIII
'sGet There"-The Complicated Case OF
Standardization In Kentucky Little
Mixed rs to Outlook-Louisvilie Excited
Views Of Managers in Other States.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
banofdfe-B ~ereituns.

8efanntIi9 mabt man sic 6an6tGle
aus ab8erabmter, iGurer W2ilcb. Wtan felt
Die @eihtrre nit ser %geronnenen Wftlc9 auf
BEN mdBt8 tDarr1en Serb, better nod in
tparmeS Maiier, oeiieu Semperatrr nit
Dem thermometer 81 re9eGn lit. SIT sic
Wttl6 i9on itarf 9eiGrert, 10 muB le auf
64-68 ST.. S. ertpdrmt tper6en, 1T ite
i9tpGcber geiduert, ouf 75-77 @r. uno lit
fe 9an5 i3pa6 gelGuert, 10 muB tie gar
Guf Sc 0r. ertDGrmt mer6en. 2lLIo, ie
i9Ddcber bic SGuerun8, ,beito itGrfer Bic
@rpGrmuug. GrtpGrmt man 5u fart, 10
tper6en bic &Gie bart unb trimeLig, iie
laiien it6 ni3t D0er ibiDer former uno rei>
fen ni6t, tDte ii9'S 8ebOrt. Q8irb aber su
ibmaA ertpdrmt, bann ibeibet iicb Sic
WtOlfe nibt 8enii9en6 ab, un0 Der Quart
bIeibt Ddiiertg. SIT bic 0tilb 9eniigen6
erpGrntt, 10 IGBt man tie einige Belt fte>
ben, bis itdb Die Otolfe gut ab8ei6teoen bat.
SIT Dies Dtnrei6enb Der SAL, 6ann ih0pTt
man bic r&G1entQ6e in Elm lDGer 9etpebteS
Sud- un6 LGBt Sic WfOlfe oblieben. G07
t~bt9enfauS miro i6ipaCb nab8epreBl. 9te
Wfaiie mllB ieBt etnet Sorten aber 9an5 itet>
fen 8ret bilben. Sn bteien 8rei tperben
- PSN" l|'HS9 SU|S 0C%hCtCt AuD pu4lb IlLL
ben 3uDor iOr8fdltt9 8ereini9ten boblen
6dnben flahfugeIi9e 2etbcben bon etipo
100 @ran1m @etptbt 9eformt. 9te{e tro6s
net man an einem lufti9en Srt (etpa Dor
Dem Seniter, ieoo9 burcb enge 0ra6tgez
flecbte Dor Ben Tliegen 8eibibD, 10 LANCE,
bis le faum nodb Tin8eretnoriide erleibcn,
ii4 ober nit benz Meiier nod gut i9nei0en
lalien. 6aben Die &G83en bieicn Seitigz
f~eits8ra6 errei6t, 10 pcroen ite in b6lserne
Stanben ober iteinerne G0pfe 9eIeqt uro in
ben Seller gebracbt. Ser Seller iou cine
~6urcbi3nittIi4e Gemperatur BON 5O-55
@r. beitben. Nhtn iiber3ie6en licb bier 6ie
SGScben iebr baIb nit ScbtmmeI un0 refs
fen inter Oeiien GinfluB BON auBen MACH
tnnen. Ser S6immeL DerleiDt ben &GSz
ben ben @obl9ei9maf. Mtan n1uB BEN
S6immeG aber DOr 3eit gu 3eit mie6er
nit 8aiier ior9fdltt8 abnai9en. Die 10
acknowledgment &GS6en IGBt man 6onn gut
obtrOdnen unb bringt ite Johann tpie6er in
bic Stan6en poer S6pfe, pobei 6arauf Su
o9ten 1T, 6aB bic bGrteren &GScben iebt
mach unten, Die tpetderen nab oben su tiez
gen fommen. Sinh bteieIben nad6 0fter
wieberbolter berartiger 8~eban6Lung binreis
6enO Ourcb8ereift, 10 fOnnen ite 9enoiien
perOen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

Dem leBtercn iperoen nOd fortgeleBt. ollie
GerluCbe, Gei6oiie %ber5uitcucn, ipclcbe Die
8an8erplatten Der barpeDiiirten Sorte
0rrdi6la8en, Dbue lclbit 5u 3erbreben,
itnb erfolgLoS g%epeien, ulO Sic cinsige
praftii3e 20inn8 Der Trage piro, pie Der
8eri9t ia8t, in elmer Gergr0Berun9 be5
GaltberS oeS 0el4iBeS 5u ludbcn ietn, D.b.
Alsitattltng unlerer Observation-Disclosures
pcrfe nit 165Outgen @cibiBen.
= Sine paroOieIil6 gelegcne 6acien6a
in Wtcrifn, elm 9roBer 2anoitricb in SeraS
unb cine itattlidhe Summe Ooloe5, 6as iinO
Der Brcj5, Inn Den 6einricb Trie6rtcb
Scbobel BON 8roDf(Dn, Jest in ben @eric6z
ten Der 9tdchbarrepubltf einer icbperen
Sompf fitbren miro. 90 mGrbenbaft tpie
Die 9tei3t6ilmer erI9etnen, Die Der arnle
8ader ST. erloltgen bofft, 10 routantti9 1T
dlc9 Die @eicbtcbte, Bic 3u @run6e Iiegt.
Sin eliGifti6er Ofonte Gbriito, ser nacb
benz @ololanoe 9epilgert 1T, itC6 nit Stiirz
men alter Nrt bcruln9cIhlagen bat, un6
i6lieBlicb Dem Slit erIegcn lit, Da5 ibm
Sctnoe 9egeben, biloet Die 6auptftgur in
Dem Gonlan. SIS mar oies Der 0nfeL bon
Scbabcl. 9erlelbc fam i'm Sabre 1914
nacb SEEM Orleans, ertparb 1icb BORT Elm
tletne5 8erm0gen, 5og 0ann mach Wotomo>
res in WfcTtto uno befQBte itcb nit Dem
2lnfauf bon 2GnOereien. STIR cine alci>
nt9feit 9elan9 eS ibrn, 9roBc 2dnbertricbe
III BEN nod pOuig uncultibtrten @egenben
su ertperben, unO mte Der 9teffe b~ebauptet,
iparen Ote vGetc6e" oe8 Iiabob 10 9roB, lpte
Die tbiirtn9il9en SIrftentbiimer 5uiom>
men9enommcn. 9(m "a. Sftober 1854
itarb SnteG SdaBeL ais SunggeieQe alf
ntcbt auf9cfIdrte 8eiie, lnb feline merttaz
lltIden Sreun0e %bebouptetell, 6aB Elm
S6ul6ner ibnt Gtft gegeben un6 nab iets
mem Gobe fem i'm 0auie bcftnolicbes 8aarz
pcrntDgen bon SAC, 900 geraubt babe. Die
6tnterlaiienihaft gertct6 in Sic 6Gn6e gez
ricbtltber 8ermalter, un6 Der Nefie 6es
8eritorbenen 1T Der @rite, Ser bon Der eff
ldiiii9en 6eimat6 aus3og, Inn Sen
S4ab beS OnfclS gu v6eben". 8or obt
Sabren i6iffte CT iid6 nit ieiner 6amilie
nacb M}erifO elm; 6ocb peigertcn itdb oie
8ermalter, feline Qnipriicbe 8l berifli6ti=
gen, in6em ite erflGrter, baB bteieLben pcrz
iGbrt leten. Sin aGteS 8il6 ietneS 9nteLs
mar 6ie etn3i9e Gropbde, Die Scbabel, Ser
bon Merito nacb 8rooflpn g~etponbert if,
aus bem mdrcben6aften Na9laile bts6er err
balten fonnte, unO eS tptr0 tpobl audi fir
LANCE 3eit Die ein5tge bIeiben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
Grfennun9 oes Oummfouers.

8eim 8fer6e8ei4le4t 9iebt es unter
benz 9tanten Sober cine bronii6e, fiebers
Ioie g2erfenfrantbeit (0ebtrnpoiieriub0,
tpeGcbe bon beiOn6erem SntereIie lit, neil
tie 0fters borfommt, 6aS Gbier in pielen
T6uen mertbLos macbt uno un0etIbar lit.
&ennaeio6en iin6: Stierer 8lid unb
~QIOBen6eS 9(u9e; &opf gelenft ober auf Die
&rippe 9eitiiBt; TiiBe u11ter ben Qeib 8e7
iteut O6er in gefreu5ter StelIun9; tinitIib
in faGibe 8einitcGung 9ebracbt, be-
bart es Idngere 8eit in iOIcber.
6l%ttteraufnabme 9ei6tebt ni3t regelz
re6t; bos 8ferO bort pl0bli6 init
DEM &ouen auf, obwobt es bas OfauG bon
Tutter bat; betm Grinfen itedt es 6as
OtouI gu tief ms Waiier; bumme gferbe
beben betm @eben Die 8etne iebr bOb, itnb
faum gum &iidmdrtS9eben gu ~Spingen,
itnb taft unempftrblicb 9egen S9ld9e,
3i9eI &C., bulOen Oa8 Sreten auf bic Srone
un6 bas @reifen in 6ie Sbren, Gtbcun5ii8e
go unO 8uIsfBGa9 C28-3O Derlangs
FAINT. Die eriTen a3ei9en Oes 2eibenS iin6
gep0bnIicb: IrGg6eit, llnlenfiamteit, lang
James 5reiien un6 unre8elm6Bt9eS S0renz
Iptel. @obeS Qllter, 8roBe S6pG6ez
5uitdn0e, inteniiDe 8riiniti9fett, tOnnen
8cranIaiiWngen 3n &ani6ungen geben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
0rnn0eiaenthnnI
q Ommerfrtf&s- @Ommtrfrtfas

%ntteH in q. G. SsfiHs's gO!per5 Safe Sub6ipifOn.
auf a~I9emetneH @nnfb Der 5oblrei6en geIu9er BON
9erru 9eiing's 80rm am Bouers Cafe in WiscouTn 10
Die Sate'5rOnt in Soften ~ousgeleet uno in ben Ntorfl
9ebrobt. goipers 9Ote lift in 3peiitHublger Tabrt mt
Der ytOrtb @eitern=gaBn gu errslaen, Iiest Habe Der
Citation SeuOa SuHeiOH. @istonTn. Sic tur5e Jobrt
bon 9eHoo JnHrttOH gum Safe lift reid an @ceuerisn uub
9etUabrt cine berrIi4e ausf6t auf bas beruz1Iisgsnse
Gerrain. 9te Gotten BADEN IGmmtli9 50 guB Snbircnt
am Ses nnb ieIbfr M BeiBeften eOutmer rpebt Elm Sc.
ltono9 tubler 9Giuo BON Gnoeu uber ben 2efs uHo fiHO
IN 6oI8e Der ShoirOat NIB bes ftetig tublen @iu0es
oIele Gotten bic be8ebrtefteH OIL 9ongsH Safe lie baden
elHe &tefe BON 900 5uB, TuO nit ben i95HftsH
S9otteHbaumer fie giheu, 8u9en Geoern, unb uuerlsi
S9ltn99stpGtien 6~eitonben, erbebeu iib t~beilDelIe 506uB
n0er ben Gee nnb bieten cine malertfGe ausf6t ibsr ben
cine Otetle breiten unO 5pei Meiien Iauqen See, Dslder
an S90nbeit un6 Scenerieu benz Safe Geneoo, benz be.
lIeotelten Gee @iscOHfins, gleiafoHlmt. Gas flare
2sarler, bon Gtienquelen geudbrt frei Don alien Sumpf.
PFan3en, Der ianbiQe @ooen bieteu bic f66uitsn Babe.
pldBe; 5abIrei4c Slide, gOotfabren unO Seoelu Iaben
81 bieIem Sport SIR @a0euuTtalten. quite @.rpn.auuQ
liHo prOmPte 9srbiabun9 8mii4su Der Station Senos
SnnetiOn uHO benz sats tt 9sfOrgt.
gtnr So Gotten fin0 oOrbou6eu; feline TamiLie uuS
gsatnrliebbaber ioaten es uuterlaneu, I'D cine gouneas
5n it4erm. gtabere @usfumft ertbeiIt Ispie glattsz
~berienbet
6. MeImg.
1885 Dulpaufec aee,
ODER 3immer 60, gtO. 20 60 Gaus Ctr.
Saeini9sr g8ent. @eIo. uuO ganbsei9dft
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
Ncuc An5eigen.

OIae Gcoes. an3 n, weIde fir ole
morsen'Nus9abe DER nJliuois Staatss
3eitune" auf9eseben weroen, erfaeinen fofen.
fret i'm QbenobIatt, Die Nnnabme pom Qns
3eigen fir cas- AbenobIott fbIie6t UNI II uRr
mittass, fir ole moreen=2luseabe UNI 10 uRr
Nbenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

Sreunbeu 1tnb 8etonuten Die trauriQe 0adbri1t, baS
inner 9eltebtes SD9ter9en TrieSa @tatbiloe
gSaltDer nab 19perem &eibeu am 4. 9tDpember inn
@Iter BON So Sobren ieIi9 enti0lafen lift. Die 8eerbi=
9nn9 ftnOet ant 9!enitog ben 6. %gtooem6er, I'm 2 ltbr
~gabmttto9S, pom Srouerbouie, $40 BerrD=Str., nab
Sracel0n0 1tatt. I'm ItlIleS 8eilei0 bitten
SerOttlataO nn0 Mnatomie 0Salther, @ltern.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
Sci einem iunaen @arden, So

Sci einem iun8en 8Grcben, 6as
ueultb in Qouf in 8aiern 9odb5eit balten
tpoate, lteQte itcb in ser gtacbt porber gang
unerpani9t N}eiiter Storc6 ein unO iiberz
roiGhte eS nit einem itranmen 8ubeH.
Oie bis in's &Geinite getrOffenen 8Orbez
reitun9en sum 9o95eitSi9mauS paren
fnntt Dersebltbe.
Mit 116 Sabren no9 betrot6Sluitig
su fetn, baS mag ni9t oft porfommen. SIN
Golcbenoper in &uBlonO fam ieoo9 cine
in benz genannten, r%eipeftobLen Bitter
ite6enbe 8Guertn unt ibre Setratb5Licen3
Elm. 9er 8rauti9am lit itebenunOfinf3ig
Sabre alt, bat bereitS @nfel unb f0nnte Der
lIrenfeI ieiner SraW lein.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
SoSeS=9(naeiae.

sS~rennoet unO 8efonuteu Die traurtQe gtodJrt6t BON
oent om Sonnta4. ben a. gtoDember ~erfol9ten gtbleben
S s56s5SaF,,oSSS rteSSS Siu 500 non glm5arl5 in ieinem "a
s. %gtoneulber, 2 ltbr Nodrnttt09s pom SouIe 9tD. 494 g.
Start Ctr, no9 SraCeIanb ltatt. I'm title Sbeiluabate
bitten
6np3t Sic SintcrbIicbeucn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
SooeS=Qltaaetdc.

@aen Srelnber llnb 8efanntet sur 9tadbri9t, 6oB mir
lnein gellebter @otte 9SauI Yottut int Glitter BON IS
Sobren bur9 ben Spb c%ntrtfel purbe. 9te 8eerbioung
fin0et am 8ienltag ben &. 9topeutber, nm 2R lIbr 9tad1z
nIttags, bon Der ct. @oul8=Slr9e, Gde ga GaQe 9De.
unb 0bto.StraBe, mad @racelonb 1tatt.
Sic trauernOe Satin SSa Nomnt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
6eT0tben+

Der lppDlbefannte
DIR. Fred. Koch bon GlmburIt
itorb 9Ounto9 9toGmtttag I'M l ubr int Bresbpterianer=
SpIpitoL 2Sm. StriOOe Ittt an, @rfiteft.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
NufttOm8z

NuftiOm8zS erfGufe.
@nfttOu8=1ptt3
RssuIGrs erfaufsETaoe
9touta9s uno 9onneritags.
special @erfdufe ali ouOereH $asen bss WtOnats.
moaren onf 9-riont=gerfouL WBUleiaIe Doer RetaiL, an
@ufttonsagreien.
Tsrtdufe BON WDbuun9s= Giuri9tune.n cine spsaioIttdt
eIbnorgsi6Oiieu
SorrelponoeHsen iDerbsn erfparttt.
martin Gmertd So
4uftIOn1re,
zaplStuio 261 & g State Str, Ghicaao.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
Glaiiiii5irte NnSeiqeu

fOiteu big su lOWotten 10 Gents, tebes tueitere murt
i@ent. StelenqeIu6e freI.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
@erlanat: W}dnner nnh Irnnen.


0Serlan9t: Sine feline G9ouTpieler 6eIenIhoft
o. ll oeS 9an3e ;Sabr RtnbnrH oreimol per g9Ote
81 9eben. 9tod5ufrngeu
$40 2orrabee Ctr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
8emorbeat:

Snbtt 9tetteS ont 5. 9&pDember i'm 9Iter Dpn
SQbren unD II NtOnatcn. 9eerolgung am Wtlttml
WtOr9en nm z ltbr ppm Sr0uerbauie, 2615 Union @n
aus per &utIben nad 9tiIeS @euter.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
TinanSieue3.


SRoie, Quiulan 6 g., Mortgoge 8anfers, 52 9tara
~ bDrnitraBe, perleibeu 6sl6 AM @biCaQoer 9ruub4
%etgentbum sH ben n~ieOrigiteH 9rsiieh iOpie aud auf Sc.
oauoe- 6oea lSt
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

Sur 8cQueinli1teit unierer ou5ctgeuoeu Sunocn Bnben
mir init ben rnteu 9euorrten 0errcu ein Nbtonneit ge=
tronen, mona9 bel %OcnIclbet Nn5ei9e1 ongeuommeu
Der Expedition Der Saluoi5 Gtaat55eitunq o~bqeqebeu
iueroen. Au5ei9en iopie Announcements t6nlleu ali 6ieien
oeri6iebcreu 4IdBen bis az Mbr @ittaes o~6gege6en
tperDeu
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

or. emma 9elipig, Itoatli9 eepruft 351meassStr.
~ Sprebitun0eu 81 uuO 6-8. Observation-Disclosures,
nure9elmGBigfeiten &c. gteue llctbo6e, Obue Operation
ooer no9tbetlige 5Olgen. @riOl9 9urouttrt.
14pCtIWt, tuIo
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

Grau Gte1ens. DIE Derubmte 9eulebertu, iaqt Die @ers
y gangenbeit @egenmart NIB ,3utunTt Derbinoet Sic,
benOe uu0 9etrennte, BELT 6reutbeiteu uuo GruutIu9t.
eutfernt bDle @luflule oHr1 Spmpatbie. f25 &lHcplH
@pe. uabe Seo9mId Strp 2 Sreppen bod. 3ebe bic
GIDde refts. 7aG6M1 .tuIo
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
@eftorbett :

WrS. Grmeittne SS6der in tbrer Wopnung in Bin
Sslonb, ST.. 8eer0t9nn9 am Nttttlpod, ben Z. 9tpb
Wt.tt99s u9: 9ont &rauerBauIe na9 per e%pan9eIifd
lutbertl1en &irde uu0 p0n % per Ruti9e1I Uad) bel
RirCbbOf.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

0er 1CblGue1ten Nertbetotger lDrr0e Stt1>
mons iebt SIT 6reiiGbriger 3u6tbau3Itrafe
perurtbetlt. Gr Bat ibon fritber etnlnal
etne1t gfeger auf einem acknowledgements
nieOer0eitocben, puBte Die iiblen Solgen Der
G9at aber nit ieinem Gel6e ab3umenoen.
- @eneral 6La9ler, ser G6ef bes 9rtiIz
Ieriez8ureauS, bringt in ietnem Sa6resz
beri3t an Sen GriegSmtntiter auf gr0Bere
Observation-Disclosures fir Before 8etDaffz
nung un0 9luSruitung Der M3tGt3. @r iagt,
boB III DteLen Staten Ser @riob ser ieBt
I'M @ebrou9 befinblicber 0epe9re burcb
neuere, before Mooeue bringen6 getDiinibt
perbe uno erflGrt bieie 8erbeiierung fir
unbeotn8t nDt1ig, tpenn man cine lettings
f6btge WtLtS baben poIe. Die ieBtgen
8etptui9un9en ieien fir bteien 3ned gons
un8enii9e1tO. Otit roAbloiem BuIber iperz
ben, bent 8eriCbte 7lagler'S nadt INNER
nO3 8eritbe an9eitelt, Db9Iei9 i9on
$1,000 Bfrn0 Oanon belteQt lporDen iino,
BON benen bereit5 5000 gfun6 Angelic
fert mur6en. @encral SlogLer bcbauptct,
baS rallcbloie 8ulDer biete fitr Ben @ez
braucb in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feline 8orz
tbetIe 9egen bas getD0bnLicbe. SIN 9aufe
6eS nit Dem 30. SUM been6eten S0breS
purben i'm 8aterbIte6er NrienaL foIgenbe
ibmere @ei9iBe fir bic &iItenDertbeiois
9ung fertig geiteut: 85Duige IL, 1O50uige
II, 1O50Qtge bra0tummunbene Grp3ier l,
128OQi8e 6 unb 1250Qi9e M0rier 1. lteber
bic Geriuhe nit braDtumpul1Denen @ez
i6uben lagt Der 8eri6t, baBN bier Oeribtes
bene Nrten erprobt Durben, baB aber aae,
NIT 9tuSnabme OeS Gro3terz@ eibibeS, ft9
nIc5t bepGbrt baben. Die 8eriudbe nit
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

QH be rfau fen - RaOensnpob. 81. fn6nfts
- @de iE oieier bibi6en uub bLfbenben gorItabt.
Rgoner ure Selper in Den StraBen unO Die StraBeu ses
pflaitert Gage: Glib uno Sitfrout. megeH Rreis ma
tpstterer 4u5fIuTt tDenos man I'D Hliiubli9 poer inriTt.
LID on SIN. 8. SE. 112-114 Dearborn Str.
8Opce Building. 2Omibarp
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-05-09
Mixed Juries.

It seems to me that in most cases the
perfect jury would be one made up OF
men and women in equal numbers. The
fundamental idea Of the jury is that 1t
affords good average opinion ON the
case before it, and that this average is
more likely to approximate justice than
the decision of any number of legal ex-
perts. In view of the admitted differ
ences between the mental operations OF
men and women, would not the intro
duction Of the latter into the jury box
give juster average of human senti-
ment than is secured under the present
system? There is another consideration,
less important in theory, but probably OF
great practical value. Hunger and thirst
and Impotence of confinement often
drive the masculine jury to decisions
which must cause the goddess OF the
bandaged eyes to shed copious tears be-
hind the voluminous folds which secure
her impartiality. By her established in
difference to creature comforts woman
would raise the moral tone of juries and
compel decisions on abstract principles
When protracted session was in pros
pect, she would first make up her mind
and then take out her embroidery and
wait for the other jurors to come around
to her position. Kate Fields Washing
ton
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-05-09
A story Lincoln Told Grant.

Chronologically the talk had come to
Grants journey east to assume general
command and his first meeting with
Lincoln. did he give you his impress
sion of Lincoln when he returned from
that interview" l asked.
"Not exactly" answered Colonel
Grant. "You see, was with him at the
time. +"
"In Washington
Eyes. In Washington and in the
White House, with him and Lincoln. "
els it true that Lincoln quoted story
about Captain Bob Shorty and the
Mackerel brigade from the Orpheus G.
Kerr papers to your father at that meet
ing?" asked.
every likely, though l don't remem-
Der. The story that do remember hear
ing him tell my father that day was
about Jooko. Jocko was the commander
of an army of monkeys in a monkey war,
and he was always sure that if his tail
was a little longer he could end the
monkey war. SO he kept asking the au-
thorities of the monkey republic for more
of tail They got other monkey tails
and spliced them on his His spliced tail
got too long to drag after him, and they
wound 1t around his body. Still he
wanted more, and they wound his spliced
tail about his shoulders Finally it got
SO heav,r that it broke his back. Mr..
Lincoln applied the story to the cases of
generals who were always calling for
more men and never did anything with
them. o-McClure's Magazine.
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Birds Guided by the stars.

Did you ever venture any conjecture
as to how migratory birds manage to
keep up their fight in due north di-
rection after night? 1t has been proved
that ON clear nights they often wing
their northern fight" in the rarified at
mosphere three miles above the earth's
surface. This being true, it is clear that
guidance by the topography of the coun-
try is out of the question. How, then,
are they able to keep their beaks point
ed toward the north pole? The scientific
ornithologist comes to the rescue with
the declaration that they are guided by
the stars, and in support of his opinion
cites as evidence the fact that when the
stars are obscured by clouds the birds
become bewildered and at once seek the
ground. Louis Republic.
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Keen Accounts.

Keeping household accounts is AN af-
fair if not of necessity, still of the great
est wisdom. In comparison with the
small amount of time and labor which
the doing so employs, the satisfaction
of knowing, at the end Of each year,
how the family funds have gone is the
amplest compensation. One especial sat
isfaction gained from the keeping of
household accounts is the ability, when
or if the necessity arises, to reduce ex-
penditures on tho outlay for luxuries
and unnecessaries. The money spent for
food, for medicines or for fuel is capa-
BILE of far less reduction than that used
for amusements for wages or for cloth
ing, and system Of accounts which
will show at once where expenses can
be lessened is entitled to respectful con-
sideration Philadelphia Times,
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shrubs For Shady Places.

The fragrant bush honeysuckle does
finely in such place. The Towering
raspberry grows in the greatest album
dance wild in hollow and moderately
damp places in woods. Snowberry and
red Indian currant bushes do nicely in
shady places; 80 do common privets.
Most all kinds of trailing honeysuckles
thrive in the shade so far as growing
well is concerned; so do trailing roses
like Wichuraiana nitida and lucida grow
in the shade. In dry, somewhat shady
ravines barberry bushes, sweet fern and
wax myrtle are at home, and in the bet
ter ground mahonia shrub, yellow root
and evergreen euonymus should thrive.
Then there are mountain laurel, wild
rhododendrons, BURBERRY and upland
huckleberry bushes, maple leaved vibur-
mum and lots of others.
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1T is rather curious fact, !" said q
luxurious beard, THAT one of the few
occasions of my going to church in re-
cent years is responsible for my growing
this beard. The minister happened in
the course of his sermon to say that a
man spent third of his time i'll sleep,
and that one living to the age of three
score and ten would pass 23 years in
slumber. AS tho sermon was not par
ticularly interesting one, my mind wan
dered away from it, and began calcu-
lating how much of ones life would
be spent i'll barber's shop. Allowing
a reasonable time for waits and for the
actual process of shaving daily, l
soon discovered that i'll the years left
to me, if should attain the patriarchal
age of 20, would spend at least four in
BARRIERS shop. Think Of it! Con-
demned to four years in BARRIERS shopl
That settled it, and although that was
10 years ago | have never been shaved
since. "-Philadelphia Record.
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Are You Any Good at Puzzles?

The genius who invented the eff
teen" Puzzle, "Pigs in Glover" and
many others has invented brand
new one, which is going to be the
greatest ON record. There is fun,
instruction and entertainment in it.
The old and learned will find as
much mystery in it as the young and
unsophisticated. This great puzzle
is the property OF the New YORK
PRESS CLUB, for whom it was in
vented by Samuel Lloyd, the great
puzzlist, to be sold for the benefit of
the movement to erect a great home
for news paper workers in New
York. Generous friends have Civ
en- $4,000 in prizes for the success
full puzzle solvers. TEN CENTS
AND CHARITY FUND, Temple
Court, New York City will get you
the new mystery by return mail.
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A Peculiar Fish.

"There is a species of fish in the In
dian ocean which have a very remark
able popularity, said Thomas q. Tai
bot a Philadelphia naturalist This
fish is provided with short snout
which it uses very much as a sportsman
uses gun. Swimming close beneath
the surface of the water, it watches the
flies fitting about directly overhead,
and having selected one to its fancy
suddenly thrusts its head out of the wa
ter and with unerring Workmanship
discharges several drops Of water at its
victim. Confused, and with its wings
drenched and rendered temporarily use
less by the watery projectiles, the insect
drops to the surface of the water, where
it is Immediately gobbled up by its vo-
racious enemy These fish are said to be
able to bring down fly in this manner
from the height of two or three feet /"
st. Louis Globe Democrat
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A man with whip in his hand and
muddy cowhide boots upon his feet
tramped up into City Clerk Allen S room
and demanded. Can / get married
here?'
"You can take the first steps toward
it."
First steps? l have taken the first
steps for the last six or seven years, and
now I'm going to finish it up. want
to be married right off. My gal is down
there holdin the horses, and if you'll
marry me I'll hitch 'em, and she'll
You will have to get pubfiss--.-.--
wait awhile before you get married.
"Waitl Waitl By the sweet apple
tree, l won't wait. James been telling
me to wait all these years, and I'll be
cussed il I'll wait. Wait Poohl See
here, young fellow, if you don't marry
me, I'll have you discharged. I'm 40
years old and my own man. | won't
be fooled with.
The clerk finally explained to the man
that the law required him to wait, and
he consented and was published. Low
iston Journal.