davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1894-03-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1911 \ st NV. Tor. :. 80
20i2 Hillyer pl, Tor. so
1914 l. st NV. l1r. 40
l24s l1th ST NV. Tor. .45
1912 llth st NV. 9r...15
934 y y ay NV, Or. 20. SO
8 u & q fats. sr.....40
1901 21st st NV. $40
l24i llth st NV. l0r..43
225 X st ne. 10r. As
6S3 + 81 NV ifiatl. or. As
1888 Corcoran NV. Tor. 20
III Chaplin 81 NV. VI 20
lils $50 st NV. 10r. 40
2S3 L 81 ne. 1Or. 30
l2j5 18th st. Sr......3J
2022 / 81 NV. ar...-.40
lI3l 14th ST NV. 7r...40
l231 18th st NV. sr. IS
1884 18th ST NV. Sr.S7.5
1882 Corcoran ST, Tor. IS
1905 9TH NV. sad. .35
ZOO q 81 NV. II. 3-33
Ms nh ne, 11r. 81. 20
l625 Conn av NV, Sr. 30
! B&o hats. .30th&M. Or. 50
Dl5 Sth 81 nv. 81. p 50
522 I'd ne. 7r......5. 50
100 l1th NV, sr. .25.S0
1913 Pierce pl NV, IRIS. 50
l4Ql Columbia st nv, ,sr25
ll06 l4th st NV. II. rs
sc X 81 ne, 6r.....25
SD \ J ave sc. 7r.22. 30
&W 49, TT.n-A -
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FOR RENT-HoUSES

-.
NORTHWEST. 1907 L ST. IS 50
1872 VT ave. fur. lar $40 2sQ3 o St 81 90
2l9 "a st. l4r........5 1921 Fla av. sr. $500
ia A 81 l7 s. St 5Yi 5Yi' sth St
~ l2th st l2r.. IS 2ell l st. 800
ps sGS g 6;i St isf &c g q! IL S; 3
Soedss iaus sd ise aaa rp 5S S i 81 g
sss St i2r. MS Cor Cor wooalsg ss Lane 'SOO'
s9oi Soi lSt2 St l0r sos Iennallytown road.
"a ave .5Sss 52t aist St ar. 5000 500
g. mi isS$ s. s5,!S y I: 8 IS sS$
Tor storel, lar. 5000 Up pt 1901 r. sr Is so
vs. Wesley HsIsi,s sys Isl2 sts St.
81 St Gs iiJ p 81 iiis e. n * &c &c
~ 2ist ST. lOr. IS 7le 9Th st. 9r.....e5.oo
$Ss Missouri Ear % $ isi5 I s9 st. 81 !a
Iisa s2d 5000 IS issA St Or: s5 2osS
@ s'hs! .SSe III 1859 "a a. s.. $50
"a F st. llr..... 1000 s07 81. 7r...... 20 40
my soots For GG a s 5n sa .. Of S Ss Pro g.
issued sued, on the LIST and 18th. o.
FOR RENT-THREE-sroR s-RooM HOUSE; A
mi: Just put in excellent repair: 1872 iets st.
Three-story s-rOom house: ami; Is14 10th st.
F. H. SMITH a SONS.
t mhlI-iot iils ST. NV.
FOR RENT-N.w. coRNER I5TH AND o Sra
F. H. SMITH SONS.
- nnl .-iOt lfls T ST. n-wr
FOR RENT OR SALE-AT ATLANTIC CRY NJ
Bargains In hotels, boarding houses aud cottsre,,
p9nding Cn sites reasonable. ISRAEL .. ADAMS q
~, AlIantle Slty. fel-2m
liza ore av, Or. $500 see 10th ne. Or IN IN
. ..2i 1 NV, sr'new 1910 lbs Linden ne, er rs 80
Si5 9th Sc, sr2SoS ians ~ sne1n s a. ne'er 1870 30
r.,,-., MeLAcHLEN & BATcHEI.DER.
iuHt u 10th and SITS. NV.
FOR REET-yERY DESIRABLE NEARLY NEW
bay-Mlndow brick: rooms: all modern Improve
i,as @snis' only s2S Apply 10 ". {. DUvALI.
80 st mh23 81.
FOR RENT sso5o-Sls c Sc; ELBGkNT FTN-
ish; new brick; ami; electric bells: speaking
R ata uiep; coal vault; yard: near carr HAIR
FOR RENT-A FINE CORNER RESIDENCE on
St bet 10th and 14th SITS. n.w.; 10 and
PAN every modern convenience: In nrst-class con
m2s-st TiIos. G. HESsEY 90. 1900 st.nw.
FOR RTNT-REDUCED RATES
4ls !th se.sr b.mi. s2o5o llo4 "a SEER hw. 90
49, an Sc q 6mi. $50 I2Se I'd seer pw 1850
1920 llth se.er b. .rnil2 5 b. mi............1o.so
mh2s-st THos B. srAH1- 4s4 Ia ave.
ave, i2r. 2bs. .sss.ss 9Oio 18Th NV. ior&b. IS
s flGg s. nv aG @ 2ss se q ga So: Az .. 3 %
1906 y cap,er & 20 $40 Blair ne. 1r...lOso
1852 wallach, Grab. % 30 1878 Gap. er.......ls
mills IL. l. RUST. 624 18th 81. NV.
FOR RENT
g24 23d. 1ir.. rs 00 51s LIST Tr. O5o
1871 3st NV, l2r so ~ 5l2 LIST Or b, mi 275o
3O52 T., Tor. .......-.45 sos lat Sc Or. - so
1910 Pa av nw,l n.3u.OO SOS A Sc, Grab. - 30
1880 NV, l2r. 1000 l352h sw. 6r.. - 80
1850 =. 9r..........3 % nno-l7-21 Harvard. Or. 20
1905 2sth NV, lor.5t.5o 5l3 O Sc tcoll. 1850
2SO6 y NV. 1Or, mi.3550 1914 Valley st, ar - 90
1909 2sth NV, Or. $3.50 32oe. 32l3 and 321s
1o3 sw, o.. ami - Cherry hnl.4 (coD 6. 80
5l4 LIST Sc. 6r.. -275o
DEEBLE. DAVIS & CO.,
mhS-1r 1919 81. NV
FOR RENT
81 9TH ne..-... $3.50 o3I Acker ne......1ssO
LIS n he-.--.s- --ypo l--bo " ne..-.---- .1S.OO
0Js ne.........20O0 90 hyattsyinc cot
~ olh ne.----------- tages 10 70 70
~ a y he.-.-..------| 10 l. se-.....-...l IL &c
RATEIlS 4 THOMPSON
nA] 1&sS y - lu.
Evening star., 1894-03-26

z Dupont cir, lIr. SO. 80
SO sth ST NV. st &
dwg. l0r. So. 90
1914 Z ST NV. ID. Sd
and 4th floors. I. .s3 3s
6ls Z st NV, l5r. SO 33
1626 ) st NV. llr. 10
1922 II ST NV, l4r.
ele F st NV. 22r. ....Ts
1912 10th ST NV, 12r, IS
SOP L st NV. llr.55
2oa0 Hillyer ave NV,
eis n Y ave NV. ilr 7s :
500 18th st nwCfiat) ,3r. 10
2023 Hnlyer pl. Ior. 10
1920 Sunderland pl,
,r iur o:.............70
1521 10th ST NV. 1Or. .9s
1913 o st NV. 1or. .65
1925 G 81. Or. 65
405 llth st NV. 2r. .G5
1906 p 81 nv. l0r. .6S
1902 Chaplin st nv. .l2r. GO
Sos II ST NV. lOr. 90
50I Maple ave NV, ,l2r 90
2o24 X ST NV. Or. ca
1870 2lst 81 NV. l0r. 90
1917 o st NV. 1lr.60
Zoo 18th st NV. Or. ca
2235 y ST NV. Tor. SIS
n58 18th NV. Tor. IS
1924 10Th NV, llrn
l112 18th ST nwtnat) .6r5o
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
ant. l0r. N
Evening star., 1894-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED - REGISTERED PHARM ACIST
perfectly reliable and responsible, who is Occu-
pied a portion Of the time, would like a position
as relief cleGk. Address g. G. c.. Star once 1d'
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED, EXPERT DoU-
ble-entry bookkeeper, permanent position: first
20l 14th NV mb1-Isd.
Evening star., 1894-03-26

FOR RENT-1O5 I'd ST. NE, HANDSOME NEW
1l-room house; modern conveniences. OWNER,
141 st. ne. mh24-cts
Evening star., 1894-03-26
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-3 UNFCR. OR PARTLY FUR ROOMS
for light housekeeping; LIST or I'd floor; gas and
bath; moderate price, ref given. Box .. Star
otice. Ihs
Evening star., 1894-03-26
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT NEW STORE AND
dwelling, Sc. East Capitol and Sth ST. ;
good location for drug store or dentist. Inquire
on the premises it,
FOR RENT-ONE SMALL STORE 1897 14TH ST.
NV, S25 per mo. Also one large store, 1889 14th
ST. NV. A. P. LANG, 1888 14th st. NV. mh2o ct
FOR RENT-SToRE AND CELLAR, WITH DWELL
Ing 621 ID ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath; all MI !;
$50 per mo. Apply to W. G. JOHNSON, us 18th
st. NV. mh16-1mo
FoR RENT-FINE STORE IN MoNTROsE FLATS,
nlo 9th st. NV; 26xS6; heated by steam; Will
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
mh1O-1m' L. S. FRISTOE, 1888 st. NV.
FOR RENT-1534 14TH ST. NV: oLD-ESTAB-
LlSHED STAND, with modern dwelling above;
near st. market.
mh1-1m C. D. LIEBERMAcN, 1903 F st.
Evening star., 1894-03-26

FOR RENT-BY w. e. /
BOO 9th NV, l4r. .$55.75
13 9th nc l0r. rs. 30
a3l 10th NV, Tor. 50 80
434 10th ne, 7r. .22:5O
S03-11 y NV, each. %
46 G NV. Or. 1850
2l20 18th NV, ar. .1S.4C
1904 23d NV, gr......1s
15OS Sd NV. 6r. lie
924-26 l. NV, Or, each. .1e
St&sta 519 11th NV. .S3.3a
Photograph gal, 453 s !
mh24-2t
Evening star., 1894-03-26

FOR RENT-CHEAP-THREE-ST E-STORY AND RACK
building, BROWN STONE front dwellings,. ali
mod lmps. handsomely decorated inside have
~ rooms, cellar aud large yards; Nos l3 and Is
9th s.. ne; about $50 n from East Cspttol 81
REDUCED from $50 10 SIS SO per month each
mhla-lot W. {. DUNAII. a25 NV
Evening star., 1894-03-26
MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-EXPERIENCED SOBER AND REII-
able advance man who thoroughly understands his
business; also good musical director and three
professional song and dance ladies for spring tour
Of nrSt-class theatrical enterprise. Apply at 911
@ st NV. between and 4:3O O'Clock Tuesday
and Thursday. Ic.
wANTED-AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY SAM
pie; we will pay expense and salary allow
big commission. Samples easily carried sent on
application Address Lock Box 125, New York city.
mhS-th&mst
Evening star., 1894-03-26

WANTED-BY FAMILY OF , ADULTS SMALL
furnished Tat or rooms, With privilege Of
caterer OF light housekeeping; price, SO to 800.
Address Box ., Star Office. II.
Evening star., 1894-03-26

VI A-t SOlA
ave. several ia It's, es6. Is
226 LIST st sw. 6r..Is
rs LIST st sw. 6r..I5
1Iis Corcoran NV, Tor IS
l02Q Trinidad ne, 4r.s.30
l022 Trinidad ne. 4r.s.30
l025 Trinidad ne. Ar $50
SIZED
18th ST mr. NJ NV. ~. .i2s
q 81 mr. 10th NV. lor .I25
Hillyer pi NV, 9r...ll5
18Th ST nr X NV. Sr. $50
Sunderland Dl. lOr. 100
1903 CorcOran II NV. 9rs5
20l9 Hillyer aw, Or. 100
III Z st Sc. 10r. 100
zig \ Cap 81, Or. So 81
18th near X NV. l0r. so
5oI Maple av NV. l2r.75
sl4 18Th ST NV. Or. 10
elo 2lst st NV, I2r. 10
Riggs nr 18th 81 NV,
No; G fiat. 30th and
~ NV. 1Or. ..6
lBZ lsfh - NM A. *
Evening star., 1894-03-26

WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS AND GOOD
Office nbo6 90
Evening star., 1894-03-26
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FUK KENI.OFFICE KOOMS, 6l4 13TI ST THE
HANDSOME.Sr OFFICE ROOMS IN THE CITY,
WITH TWO OR THREE ADDITIONAL ROOMS
IF DESIRED; LOW RENTALS. ]. b. WIMER, COS
18TH ST, REAL ESTATE. mh23-6t
FOR RENT-LARGE OFFICE ROOMS, METZE-
rott building, 1l10 NV; all modern con-
veniences, including electric light, running water
IN each room, steam heat, elevator, mail chute,
private letter boxes and speaking tubes, &c. !;
rent from $40 upward mh2215t
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. FROM
$40 10 $3o at 404 9th 81. and 81 7th st.
mh1I-2w T. X. BROOKS Gle 18th st. NV.
FOR RRENT-MISCE
FOR RENT-RENINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed, with stand: delivered
free in city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
d19-f Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1894-03-26
FEMALE,

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED wO-
man, situation as cook In small private family
good references willing to leave city Tor the
mer. Please call or address 1913 I7th ST NV
mh26-2es
Evening star., 1894-03-26

2s0I Olive av NV. .er15.5O
lois eth ne, Sr, ami Is. 30
32S 9th Sc, Or. 1870
516 9th Sc, 5r. 1870
1913 Fla ave ne. 5r.10.SO
1879 Fla ave ne. 5r 10. so
90 Callan he, Or. 10. 80
lOl9 18th Sc, 6r. 1850
ll2S c he. 5r......Ie
l226 Wylie ne, 5r. $50
1892 London pl Sc, 4r.s.Sl
10 y Sc, Or. $50
Evening star., 1894-03-26

FOR RENT-NEw, t-sToRY AND CELLAR WHITE
STONE front dwelling; all modern irnprovenents:
rooms; good yard; No. IS Massachusetts ave n
W: oaly o.50 per month 70 a desirable tenant
phla-lnf " q DI-N
Evening star., 1894-03-26

Bet 18th and 18th, h
and l. SITS. So,
4,sq66, Mass av & 2lst -,
2, 81 Sd. ............25
X 1 ave aud y. 18th
and lStb SITS NV. 30
2. 50 fyo. .25
5, 50 lg5. o
Tie above houses can
nom our o.dce only. THO
mh23
Evening star., 1894-03-26
FOR RENT-ROOMS
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-2 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; EN-
suite singly; bay window; overlooking park
bath; good board; private family; summer prices.
2O34 l st. mh20-3t'
Evening star., 1894-03-26

925 + ST. NV,
% Mass av NV, l0r. ~. sc
225 ID NV. 12r. so. &C
ll21 lst NV, 7r. %
164 7 NV, 7r....23. az
2lS Fla ave NV. 7r.2I.5O
1885 Superior, NJ H.Ie.5C
POO Vt ave NV. 0r.ls. AZ
2O22 Vt ave NV, 6r.lS. 4C
2020 Vt ave NV, 6r.ls.4C
1924 10th NV, 7r. .22.5
Store lois eth NV. .3T
!6i Pa. ave. NV, 9r.SlOC
Evening star., 1894-03-26

Conn ave nr r. lsr. .2z5
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. l3r. 225
X i ave mr. 18th st NV,
lor -,
Evening star., 1894-03-26

Several fine Offices -
IL 4 NV, rm 10.
~ at ! NV trm lOo. 10
D15.a 9TH. several rs.-
LIB II nw.seyeral rs.
Se cor 9Th and r sts.-
~! 9 nw.several rs
l4zl + 81 NV. several
flne Offices. s.-
l4la y ~ 49, .
Evening star., 1894-03-26

II Sth st lie, Or. %. 40
619 I'd st ne, 1r. .20.35
1914 7th NV, Ar. 1885
326 18th st sw. 6r. Is. 40
4S6 NJ st sw, Or. Us. 80
1927 l st NV, Or. rs
Conduit rd, br. is
429 o st sw, Or. Is
2206 Cleveland. 6r. .14.3O
2263 Clevel'nd av, ,6rl3. 80
GIL 9th Sc, 5r......i3. 80
222s Cleveland, Or. .13. 80
6l5 II st ne. Or. is. 70
el4h 18th II, 5r. IL. 50
2529 Messmore. 5r.12.50
All o sw, rear, 4r.S.SO
9l1 Kitch st sw, ir. IL. 80
3o2 4th st ne, 4r....l2
2526 9th NV, 5r. IL
l216 Half st Sc, 5r.10. 30
14lS A st sc, 6r. 10. 30
Ills Park pl, 7r. .1o.8O
324 L st sw, Or. 1850
l62O Huron st. Or. .10.5O
9l2 2lst st, store. 10. 80
lib n ] ave Sc, Gro. 10
1913 Kramer ne. 5r. o. 80
622 Gordon ne. 4r. $50
1923 Kramer st, 5r.S.3O
1R d. CO., 9l6 Il st. NV.
Evening star., 1894-03-26
LOST AND FOUND.

~ - IL
LOST-WHITE POODLE, WEIGHS ABOUT SEVEN
pounds; one eye going blind answers name
.!Iek.' - reward il returned to 1910 Rhode
Island avenue NV mhoe-3ts
LOST-ON THURSDAY, MARCH D. on THE,
road between Chevy Chase and Silver Spring In
the northern part of the District. a map of Wa
inStOn and vicinity. partly cOlored and mounted
logical survey office. for Pref. Geo. II. williams
VIII Oe suitably rewarded mh263t.
LoST-MARCH "a, NEAR OXFORD HOTEL. A
ladys purse. containing valuabes TO owner only
liberal reward II left al 1879 14th st. NV II.
LOST-oN FRIDAY, MARCH 23 BETWEEN z
and pm, corner OF c and LIST sts. NV small
package containing diary. letter book. military
papers letters. photographs and other documents.
or value to owner only. Please address LOST
PAitCEI- star office. mh26-2t
LOST-WILL YOUNG GIRL WHO PICKED Up
package containing concert tickets and money ON
PENNSYLVANIA ave. last Friday evening return
same to MetzerOtt's Music Store and receive re-
ward: ~.
L0SF-MARCH 20. FROM 18TH AND Il, BAY
horse: full white faced: blind in right eve:
marSei with railroad brand ON neck liberal re,
1ts - ~ -A'
LosT-oN THURSDAY LAST. GOLD SWORD
PIN In car going from I'D to .;0th and NJ
SITS. NV. or on Both 81. bet. VI and L SITS Re-
turn TO 1902 y. H. Reward. Inh2I-2t.
LDST-CnIIIE Pup; MALE; S WEEKS OH,
-, rrv1-d II returned to HENRY FRANC
'So eth st. NV. mh23-3t'
Evening star., 1894-03-26

" ANTED-BY COMPETENT AND EXPERT
enced white woman, place to do general house
work; no washing or ironing; can give references.
Address d. VI. l.. Star office. 1es
Evening star., 1894-03-26

FOR RENT-BRICK q GRANT PLACE; 10 RMS.
rain furnsce, &c: newly Iapered and paiute<f
800; eightroom frame. lls3 10th ST. NV;
rooms, bath. &c.; SIS; eicht-roon brick Il30
10th 81. NV; $50; store and dwelling, eOs 10Th
ST. NV; q rooms; $50. ALBERT r. Fox go
ST NV. rnh9l-ef
Evening star., 1894-03-26

uFe
FOR RENT-PRESS BRICK: BAY WINDOW; ALI,
MI; rooms and concrete cellar: nice yard;
stoves and all rooms clean and in best condition.
III y. Y. ave. NV. mhl3-lms
FOR IENT-192l G ST. NV. OR. AND BATH s 20
4i2 and TTunbuu SITS. NV, Sr, bath stable .s3s
Rear ll2O Conn ave, Ar, ater. gas. Sla. SO
r. II. T. Leopold, s.w. 18th ard sta. NV.
mh21 ct
Evening star., 1894-03-26

FOR RENT
g24 23d. l1r.......S5. 00
1871 3lst NV, l2r. so ~
30S2 L, Tor. .......45
1910 Pa av NV n.3u.OO
1880 y NV, 12r. 1000
1850 =. 9r.--...35
1905 2sth nv. Tor .51 90
2SO6 y NV. Tor. mi.35.50
1909 2Sth NV, Or $3.50
To3 G sw. Or. ami $3.50
5l4 LIST sc. 6r.....27.5o 10
DE
r-LC -
Evening star., 1894-03-26

Corcoran 81. l3r. IcG. 81
1914 10th st NV. llr.1Jo
2lst and v SITS NV .lOrl5O
DeSales ST NV. 12r. $50
2J2s l4th st NV. -7r.Is0
Off
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-30

a windmill Of somewhat remarkable
proportions, and pltce. upon a tower
which j. said to be the highest ever
erected for that purpose, has been put
mp by A. J. Corcoran upon tho prop
-rty Of Prescott Hall Butler, at St.
James, Long Island. Several wind
mills OF equal power had been previ.
uusly e'ccted by Mr.. Corcoran. but
upon tow"rs not exceeding 1915 feet
high, while the present tower is 100
feet hugh. This was done because the
spring from which it WAS desired to
pump water WAS upon the beach and
ut times covered by the tide, the
ground rising rapidly from this point,
SO TINT 1T was necessary to raise the
wheel I" a very considerable height in
order that it might be above all OBJ
rtructnna within 1000 feet from it.
wcnty barrels 81 concrete, forty bar
rels OF cement. 20, 900 bricks, AZ, OOu
fcet OF Georgia pine and more than
xix tons Of bolts, washers and iron
plate were used III its construction.
The mil that surmounts this tower is
- feet III diameter and pumps water
through GoHo feet Of pipe to " height
of 223 feet. 1t delivers water to u
reservoir oi a capacity for 50, 900 gal.
'"os, winch 1t ha> iilicd in two laya-
American Al@rhinist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-30
A Home for Truants.

Boston is soon to have a home
school for truants and troublesome
boys. They are to be gathered into
families of about twenty-five, under
the arr of a superintendent and his
wife. A teacher of rare gifts of mind
and heart is to be assigned to each
group, and, under his direction, three
hours a day are to be devoted to study.
The boys are to do all the household
work and to cultivate the estate OF
thirty acres where the home is to be
placed. They are also to devote four
hours a day to training for occupations
to be had in the city. The In
struction on Sunday morning i.
to be moral and religious, and
in the afternoon it is to be denomina.
iona1.-Scientific American.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-30
Influence OF Color on Diseases.

Experiments have been tried with =
view to ascertain ifeolor has an effect
on certain forms of disease. In max
ing this test, n number of smallpox
patients were placed in a room 10
which only red light was admitted
The patients were for the most part
those suffering from unusually severe
attacks, and about half Of them being
unvaccinated childred. In spite OF tho
violent form Of the malady. they all
made speedy and safe recoseries. with
very little fever and but few scars
There has been but little enthusiasm
about colored glass since the famous
blue-glass excitement of somc years
AGO. But that certainly did benefit
certain cases, and Mt intervals ever
since there have been REVEALS al III
terest in the subject. New Aorh
Ledger.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-30
Hard Tack the Remedy.

The dentiste Of the period, who are
nothing If not scientific, raise 4 aote
of alarm shout the growing tendency
to decay of the teeth of the present
and the coming generations. Dental
carries is said to be increasing in an
"extraordinarv and alarming" man
mex. Each succeeding generation
shows n poorer quality of teeth. This
a writer for The Hospital confirms to
some extent by the experience of four
generations of his own family. At one
extreme was n grandfather at eighty
six, who died less than \ score of years
ago, with a mouth full OF absolutely
perfect teeth. At the other is the
ereat-cranG-dsughter of that old gem
tlemen, who. nj ten years of age, re-
qaires six Of her teeth allied at TIL
present moment. What can he the
cause OF thisvery unpleasant and even
alarming condition Of things? The
dentists tell us that dental carries
marches hand in hand with civiliza-
ton" Ii that be SO, we can only de-
voutly wish that civilization would
find a more encouraging and comfort
able companion. But why does civil
cation insist upon destroying our
teeth? Because, say the dentists "the
increasing perfection of the culinary
art, by reducing the work of the mas.
ticatlng organs to a Minimum CAUSE
both teeth and jaws to atrophy and
decay. SO, then, it Is the cook, the
scientific cook of the schools of cook
cry, who, i'll the last resort, is at fault.
Even our domesticated animals, our
cats and dogs. are losing the excel
lence of their teeth for the same ren-
son, and we shall no doubt soon have
dentists among the veterinary sur
geons rs we'll as among the more august
professors Of the art of human medi.
cine. These he uncomfortable pro-
phesvings! Can anything be done?
A little, say the dentists. We must
all 60 in for brown bread. Whole
meal bread alone contains IN quantity
the fourine which is so necessary for
the hardness and perInanence of the
teeth. Whole meal bread it must be,
then, at morning, Mt nno an at night,
If we would avoid the panss Of tooth
ache and the pains of dentistry and
save our precious teeth.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-30
fArorlte Song OF tho Vest Point Cadets.

The 'cadet band" during the sum
mer of 1864 was an unusually good
one. There were a number Of fne
vocabsts in the first, or senior class,
and excellent "~soloists" on the VIC.
liz, gnitar AMI banjo, The banjoist
especially WAS q born minstrel, and
could doubtless have done we'll in pro.
fc0ional burnt cork.
But cadet songs were few in num-
her. Benny Ravens o. vas the
only one heard in those lays. We
sang the army songs, When This
Cruel War is Over ''Red, White aud
Blue" Rally Ronnd the Flag"
"k,ngdom Coming" and later
"rramp. Tramp and Milard's stir.
ring Gag Of the Free" a. the war
lrew 20 its close, What seemed to
De y.eeled "a a new cadet song.
Plebes had 10 contribute TO the
general amusement then as they do
now, md one evening In camp q
Young fellow from the Mississippi
Valley gave us a song, with . catch.
ing air and chorus, he called cora
Lee" after ward knew a Mississippi
steamer ~ have the same name, but
never met any one else VINO sang or
knew the song. The chorus RAM:
Ora J go. ora Lee. maid n golden hair
sur nine came. along with thee and swal.
lows IN the air.
The wnolc corps TOOK it MP before
many day., bnt no n fancied it
more than onr banjoist, "Ponp," who
one evening soon nftcrwnrI favored
the camp with new words to the air OF
"Cra Lee" beginning:
w" We not much longer here 10 stay,
only n month or two;
Wien We'll throw our old gray clothes
And don the army blua.
Chorus.
Army h'u', army blue, w,lI don the army
Well bid farewell 70 cllet gray AMI don the
army blue.
Then the band learned it ms a march.
'ng tune. and At the 'lnst parade OF
the class Of 'G5 in the following June,
playei 1t as the graduating quickstep
Tor the first time, IN place Of the old.
81 See Them on Their Winding WAY
nnd "Tbe Dashing White Sergeant. -
"Ora Lee, rs a song, seems to have
been lost entirely. army Blue il
known al over the United States. =
Captain King, in Youths Companion.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-30
Artificial Stones.

NJ. Moisssn had scarcely published
the result of his beautiful expert
ment, when it transpirel that three
other French chemists, Berthelot,
Friedel and Rousseau, had been work
ing in the same field. NJ. Moissan
concluded his experiment without
making further progress, although it
was certainly not because of a lack OF
patience, when it is known that one of
the compact blocks of ice containing
the precious stone which he obtained,
was several months in melting.
Before obtaining the diamond, how
ever, the Partisan chemist had oh
tanned a very hard substance, which he
named siliciumcarbid; but the first
discoverer of this was really the
American Acheson, who, with the idea
of obtaining a moderately hard sub
stance, mixed coal powder with clay
and heated it III al electrical oven.
He obtained true crystals which
scratched the ruby, but were not, as
Acheson had hoped, coal c~rystallized
into diamonds.
The name of procedure was then
changed the clay was cast aside, and
coal powder was mixed with sand 10
equal proportions, and, with the adj
dition of some Of the easily dissolved
cooking salt. heated in Al electrical
! oven to a white heat. > After this had
cooled and been broken, several layers
of different compositions were found,
one OF which contained crystals which
ranked in hardness between the dia
mond and the corundum. Publ,
I<Opinion.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-30
4 Chinese Description OF the Piano.

A Chinaman, lately returned from II
trip to Europe, treated his country.
men to the following description Of
the piano: "The Europeans keep a
large four-legged beast. which they
can make to sing at will. A man. or
more frequently a woman, or even a
feeble girl, sits down. in front of the
animal, and steps on its tail, while, at
the same time, striking its white teeth
with his or her fingers, when the
creature begins to sing. The singing,
though much louder than a birds, :.
pleasant to listen to. The beast does
not bite. nor does it move, though il
is not tied up Das Neue Blatt.