davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-11
Die 6eu= 5nouitrte in Qmerifa.

81 ben groBen Sn6uitrieen unferes
2anoes, beren 8ebeutunq un6 umfano piel
sl tpenig getpitrotgt tperoen, geb0rt in berz
porra9enOem UfaBe Die Seu : Sn6uitrie.
Der gSertb ole1eS lan6tpirtbi6aftIicben @rz
~seugniiieS errei6te i'm Sabre 1891 Die 606e
bon $500, 900 900 un6 iiberitie9 iomit, ME
aucb in Den tolgenoen Sabren, ben Q8ertb
ser 9%eiammten NeiSenernte oteles 2an0es.
Sir 6as Sa6r 1893 licgt nun Elm 8ericbt
Dor, monaco oallclbe fir Ben 6eubdn0el Elm
leDr un9itn1ttgeS iuar uno l6ipere @nttduz
icbungen gebrabt bat, unb 5tpar aus fol>
GENDER 1rlabe. 9aS .Sa6r begann nit
glin1ttgen NuSitcbten uno guten Yreiien,
tpel6e bis Stunt an9ielten, ais aus europa
Wte. bungen etntrafen, oaB in eirlem grDBeu
S6eile 6eS eIropGii6en SeitLan6eS 5ur
Siitterung beS ulttcr un9epDbnlid LANCE
anbaltenoer 9irre lctoenben 8ieb1tanocS
9roBe Wtengen al1erifaltilcben 6eueS Nbiab
ftnDen tpilrocn. 0iele bis in Die Sarmz
biitricte bringenbe &un6e bate 5ur Tolge,
baB Qeute, bic NIGHTS pom 6euba1oel per>
%ltunben, ben &Dpf p~erloren u1b bte Yreiie
lpfprt cine ben 9totbpreilen @uropaS entz
lpre9enbe 609e erreicbten. 0lei65eitig
jeoo6 ertolgte CUR 9r0Bten lteberraichung
9eraoe 0er1cntget, bic Dbne leoe &enntniB
bon Dem llmfan9e Der 0eueruten u~niereS
Gan0eS un0 @ana0aS ii6 auf 0telen neuen,
burcb bic WiBernte @uropoS ibnen aufge>
OrGn9ten SpecllIattOnS5pet etn9elaIien bat
ten, etn 10 rieligeS Maarenangebot, nidbt
nur leitenS 0eS Snlanbes unO @alaboS, ion>
bern aucb BON Nrgentinien, Nuitralien unb
benz ionitt9en QluSlanbe, DaB Der 8eoarf
GurDpaS balo me1r al5 gebcdt mar lnD
6eupreiie bier loipobl, ipie in europa,
ipett unter bic in 9uten Grnteiabren err
Sielten %ianfen. Son 6ielem YreiSriifgang
bat it6 bet Wfarft mod ni9t erbolt; 4anit7
pretle berri6ten aub bis in bic lcbte 3eit
btnetn nDcb inter ben Sarlnern uno dnitatt
baB 0dS Sabr 1893, mie eS in Der eriten
6Glfte ben 9lni6etn bate, ft9 fitr Sen
0anoeL ais Elm giinitigeS ertpies, bat Der
geftaltige Sa6tcSertrog bel an6altenber
llnitberbett beS WtarfteS, gar fetnen, Doer
einen faum nennenspertben groftt ge>
~llefert. 9a5u lift bic nit 6eu bebautc
6ldcbe, infoIge Der pl0B(i9en groBen 9tocb7
frage, unDerbGItntBmGBig fart atSgeDebnt
noroen un6 eS lit an3unebmen, baB nOb
grOBere Wtengcn 6ieieS BrOoufts nac6trGg>
lid auf ben Warft ~gelangen tperben.
Qlt6 fir Oa8 Gaufcn6e Sabr iin0 Sic
Nuslt4ten 6eS 6euba1belS betreffS ST.
S~ielun9 beiierer Breiie burcbaus feline oi:nz
itioen, ba infolge alQemeiner @infiibrung
pes elettriicben unb &abelz8etriebeS auf
ben StraBenbabnen in otelcn StGbtet beS
2Gn0eS bic 9tabfrage na5 6eu nabldBt,
unb ferner cine 6eouction beS @infubrz
5olIeS auf 6eu bon dollars auf 2 Dollars
pct Sonne bepOriteDt. 9ic boben Srobtz
ratcn lalien ben grport nun bel boDen
Breiien gu, lebtere ieOocb ipitr0en, gleicb
ipie i'm Iebten Sabre, pie6erum ein gez
ipaltt9es 2(n9ebot uno Oem5ufolge einen
8reisiturS CUR ToI9e BADEN.
, 1894-04-11

'Gltfton Bredinri09e gepelen iein. ST,
Ge6ner, babe leinen %eigenen Namcn tr Dem
8ube gefunben, obgleib CT ii1 ni6t entz
itnne, oaB er Ser yalten Dame" (tpie CT Bic
3eu9in benanntc) iemalS NuftrG9e ertbeilt
babe.
Wfalt babe ferner 70 bel @ufbebens gu
@unIten ser &lGgerin bon Der 8eicbetnt@
9ung gema1t, Die ibr Set Gertlagte BET Der
8etperbung Tim cine Stele I'M Geniusamt
ausgeiteut, baB Tie cine unbelboltene Ser
ion let. &lGgerin uno 8erflagter bGtten
in bteier 8e5ieDung beibe ni6t5 getatgt uno
eS wdre ganS natiirli9 g%cipeien, baB Der
Gerflagte, Dbgleicb ct nit 8ld9erin etn
itrGftbes 8erbdltniB unterbalten, 6aS tbnen
beiben ntbt unangenebm 9etpeien lei, ibr
trobbem bas .3eu9ntB elmer moraltlchen
Yerion auSgeltellt babe. Die Surp babe
iiberbaupt Sen Sol, Bredinribge tpe9en
ettpaiger l1nlittlicbfeit ni5t 81 ricbten, ollie
groBen WGnner Der gSclt9ei6i6te, SlliuS
Gdiar, 0t0poleon, WalbtngtOn u. /. ~.
II. I. 10. bitten IN 8e3ug auf bas @mig1
Ncibli1c icbon oft Stint gera6e lein laiien
uno in puncto puncti iebr ltberalen Nnz
i6auun9en gebulDi9t.
Sein. Client Sol. @redtnrt0ge mohc in
Oieier 8eStebung oub feline 9lusua9me, NUT
lei ct eiu .Becbpogel 9ctpelen, nit ieiner
OtaOeltne 70 etli8 rein8ufallen unb itb er@
niiben 3t ~laiien. 8enn lein Client ben
2il9ner .ipiclen moue, 10 Bate er Wtan6es,
OaS er fret BON Der Gebcr meg auf Dem
3~cugenftanbe auSaeiagt babe, fir licb be-
Dalten f0nnen. St babe eS aber Oorgez
5ogen, fiat ben 9eu6ler 81 ipielen, it6
glei6iattt III puris naturalibus 3u 3eigen.
g8tr ale ieben Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bonn Stanbpunfte bes ~geiunben WtenibeE7
%Derftanoes unb nit BEN Mugen bon 2euten,
bic Die @eltio ieben, tpte ite nun cinmaL lit,
Ser GnloneI babe fir feline Wtattrelie gee
lorgt, pie je6er anbere anitGn6i9e Mann
Dtes tbGte, unO &lG9erin babe ia ielbit ers
flGrt, OaB ite bunbertmal lieber bie@eltebte
oeS biblden inteQigenten Oberlten ais Die
6rau beS le6ernen S6uImeiiter8 JtbobeS
babe ietn moQen. Bum SbluB bob CT
Oann nDbmalS in energilber Weiie berbor,
OaB Benz 8erflagten fetn 8ortpurf baraus
Su macben ici, baB er elmer lan9iGbrigcn
Wtaitreffe nicht ben 9an9 ether Satin babe
ctnrGumelt tpouen. Die ganse Jtebe bes
2lntpalts tpur bon elmer itarfen Qoer OcS
Oerbften 6umors Ourb5ogen, Der letnen
GinOruf auf Die @ei6lporenen i6perlib
Uerfeblt bat.
, 1894-04-11
2lnbdu Ser Grbfeu.

Die Grbie gebei6t ant beiten in gut bear
6ettetem, LDGerem, milbem 8oben, t~peni9er
gut auf let4tem 8o0en, ungeniigenb aber
auf itren8em 9ebm1, GbOnz, lOwie auf
WtoorboOen. Nuf talf6altiqem 8o6en ge7
baut, tncben Bic retfen Sricbte nicbt peicb,
geraOe lopie bic 8obnen. Sat man cine recbt
iparme Sage 5ur Gerfitgung, 10 fonn man
Die erite Q(uSiaat i9on i'm WtGr3 Dorneb>
men. SIM Nprtl madt man Bic 6auptz
%au6iaat friber unb au3 ipdterer SOrten.
gtab 6ieier 6auptausioat ide man, nm
INNER iun9e 5arte Scboten gu babcn, ale
piersebn Sage, bis @n6e SuGt. 9as bette
Saatoerfabren lit fol9enbeS: Quf einem
8eete bon 3 SUB 8reite 5iebt man snei
Jtiuen bon l bis 2 3ou 8reite, lie 8 3ou
bonn 3mti6entpege entfernt, un6 legt in
oieie auf ie 2 3ou Gntfernun9 5iDei bis
brei @rbien. @e8en Sauben unb Sper>
lin0e befeuc6te man Dor BET QuSlaot Bic
Samen utb beitGube fte nit Wtennt9c.
6aben bic iun9en 8flonsen cine 60be bon
4 bis 5 3ou erreibt, 10 wer6en ite bcbadt
ulto bebGufclt, iopie, iDenn n0tbtg, unb
Stpar nur Die mttteIDoben un0 bo0en Cor
ten nit 3teiit9 perieben. Die 9tetier itedt
man an Der 0egiette 10 i6rGg ein, baB lt9
bic Sptben in Ser Mitte Oes 8eetes be-
ritbren.
, 1894-04-11
957iir 9uue uno 2tGt.
BUT Delebrrno tito Nnterbaltuno,
mc11auY's Samtlien z2ltlas
TT ne11tTd1er A11s9nhe.

9ieie w%ertbpole g8erf entbdtt ouf 331 Sehen 1877 nadJ Den
neneten Observation-Disclosures DfrntfHun9en ~bergefelte Rarten. Ser
9roBe WtaBtab, IOpte Die iber1i6hihen Sarben e%rtnOgli9en cine
idnele, leubte Srentiruug, Dentfdllau0 auein fno s uno Defer
4 seien Rarteu %9eruiomet, Die 9orFe1un9 feat
1Nb Dem SeIten an Die Sete, mas Die 9~rapbiide &unft ge1iefert bat.
Sir e5roB unO &dn bietet es gelebrung in alien Jragen, be-
iOnOers in ganttlen init Stulkinoerm burft es Ii5 ais Elm 1uerth=
uoues Bnd) gum Nnterridt un0 'nr Selbfbelebrnno erneHen. 9e
NuSItottun9 lit Ds Snbalts pur0tg unO lOGOe. 9aS 8apier lit fir
oie1en 3ped beionOers O~auerbaft perferi9t Der @inban6 nit @olO=
0rnf Der5iert Der 9%aOenprets 0iefes 11erkes 1T So IS.
Die Nbonnenten Der SQinots GtaatsaettunQ f0nnen 6aIdbe QeQen
einen Coupon uuO $500 lit 13aar auf nnferer Office abbulen.
, 1894-04-11

= Gin 0~ol5bGnbler, Der iein 8erm0gen
ourb gtteoerl6lagen Ser NGlDer 9emabt,
1a9te IN elmer Seriammllng: rgSas BON
Der 8ebeutung oeS @albes fir Die 2ano7
tptrtbl6aft gela9t tpir0, lit l%tnitnn; tb
collage ieoen Baum, BET iiberDaupt l1la8s
bar 1T, nte6er unO menn it6 all etnem Srte
fertig bin, 10 iiberflbre i9 meine SGgez
miiDlc auf einen anbern." SOlcAe @orte
seigen, 6oB Der Mann nicbt mn letn Sc
lcbdft ntDt fennt, lonoern alcb 1licbt etnz
mai cine Nbnun9 oaDon bat, tuclben 9Sert6
Ser Baum in climatilber 8e5tebung bat.
Stir Ben itn0 Bic 8d1tmc nur Oa, nm nte7
Oer9ei6lagcn 81 lperOen, OaS 6arafteriltrt
ietnen S6pa6ltnn DO4ftGnotg.
= Sin Iebr einfacbes W1ttteL sur @r3tez
lung elmer lcbneueren &einlung Der Srau7
benferne ipurOe Der 8artier QlfaOemte Der
INSTRUMENTATION burd6 @ultop Gba1OeauO be-
fonnt 9egeben. 0asielbe beitebt Dartn, Die
SpiBe Der Grallbenfcrne 81 entrtn0en unO
benicni9en Sbetl beS &erneS, tDelber ben
&eim entbGlt, bloB5ulegen. Nte GDau@
Deauo mtttbetlt, be9annen BON tbn1 10 be-
banOelte un0 IN etnell 3ta!m BON II @r1o
g8Grne ge6ra6te Ser1e berettS nac6 10
Gagen 5u feineg. 9ieies Wittel iou elmer
ieits Sic &eimung iicbern, onoererieitS
bieielbe bei9leunigcn; 9ep06nlib tritt bic
&eimung ionit crit mach circa 30 Ga9en
Elm. Gbaupeaub e~r8ielte nacb bieiem Ser
fabren cine ibnelle &eimung Der &erne BON
tDpiic9en Jebenarten, pie; Giparta, Ser
lambert, ais aucb bon GartetQten (Chasse-
las blanc) un0 lelbIt bon 9DbrtOer
(~G6ampin). 8eiters bracbte eS @baupealo,
inbcm ct Sic Semperatur oeS &einlungSz
raumes noc9 erbObte, obne Dorau59e8an7
genes Gintaucbcn Der &erne III 8aiier ba7
bin, icbon nacb Orei Eagcn Oeri6iebene 9tebe
terne feirnen 81 leben. Oas Oor9eiblagene
Mtittel lbeint in Der 36at 8ertb gu be-
IiBen, benn baB Elm &ern icbneuer sur
aetntpns fommt, menn baS 6tnberntB,
tpelcbes iicb benz 6erboriprieBen OeS &eirt7
plGnScbcnS aus benz &erne ent9egen ltellt,
b~eIeitigt miro, ibetnt .sienlli6 einleucbteno
gu lctn, Oh aber baS Wittcl lpirflicb 10 nelt
1T, oils es bingeiteut miro, mo9ten mir be-
speifeln.
, 1894-04-11
Observation-Disclosures


(EbtcagD &c YSurtD,Ueftern=SiIen0abn Itdet.
W Gfice3: 9fDs. 206-208 &larf : Strabe, IN Der
Oatles Mnerue Citation uno an 2epot. ode Meassuua
Etuaie=@otr.
gbfobrt Nufuuft
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NHsopaIp 0tlsmDa an. 8aa: perlafen @sarbOrn
Wnnnrtd1 Dun1nter.

SGglidh. auSueuomuleu SDnntaQS, uad) 8actue, N(il=
noutee, Sbeboogau. STA uitolpoc, S~ubin9toH uuO WaHi.
1te nm Z llbr 2lbeuoS.
Dad Srau0 Sooen, W~tusfegoI, Srano Taplos etc.
NtDutuQ. NJttGlpDu mo 5erptIuU nm 1870 ubr Nbenos.
9tad) &elpaluee uuo Mbnapee, Nteultag, 0OHuerrag
mn SomuNQ NJ Z 1hr ureHos.
9ta1 Gtirqeon Ban. Green Ban, Nteuominee uuo
9Eog YortS jeoen SomIta9, 7ubr Abenos.
Office lno 9ods: SuB DER Wtt1t9an Ape. 2pbop
, 1894-04-11
3 - e Union pohen9er Station.
4 pennsylvania LINES.
0l0outS.. EouoI= tl1tO W2aOfIpu=S tr

EES Mo1mtSz, SaraI= tlto WeaSfIoI=S ctr.
2idet=OfFces: Mn Der StaIIoH. III CAB 9. @iart'
etraBe, gde SJadIon. mp i'm Iuoitoriunt opteL
9urd=3uge iaDren lpIe 1ol9t nod @eutral=SetE
-SGnIi4 = EGnLtnh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Annntnn |
, 1894-04-11

Nbteagp,. RoG .SsEemo & DaetHessabn.
IabItG bonn 8oor6 Of Srabe. sifetsGfFce: io1 glortftr'
, 1894-04-11
Gerona a, sc. s., 10. 2(priG.

0ie 0emofraten boben beute i'm bieiiger
ibr gan3es yGidet" 8epG6lt, unO
3tpar nit Der geipObnlicben WaioritGt.
, 1894-04-11

S%BgStGi9on 9et.troI, geD Dorr GentraI= mme
nv Softor &c 9Glb amp &Gies1atuem. v0te
gtiagera SAILS Gpute. 3ii9e p%erGaIien riub folnmen an
IN Der ,1Ieren @entrals Station all Safe 6ront EuB BON
GtoOt,EidetsOfiice: 81 @larf=9tr.
, 1894-04-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50 Dr. +ll:8O 81, 1900
$3.50 81, '8O0M '10:30M @nfulft '7O0UI 1870 81
+ll:3o @t +l0ON. 1882 '6:l5 q. '94O@.
xd9llb. + Sdgld. ousgenumulet Gonutaes.
t 3d9ltd, ausgeu. Samita0s. Z SdQli9, ausQeuonrmen
@putoQs.
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SlItmOtS 6 emtr0I.

gne bur6gebeuben 3fes BON Der @eutroI. Station.
u. Str. nn6 part 3tDw. 3hae fir ben 9tbe1 tonnen
ebenfnGS an %. Str, SO. StraBe uuh 9pbe Bart 9enons'
Elen lperber. 3idets IN ber GtaotsOftics, 1914 SuS
@larf= StraBe. uub i'm Nuottorium-6pte
, 1894-04-11

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Nstamnpt of the NORTH RIVER INSU-
hhhual OtaCOhlOhI RANCE of New
York, in the State of New York, on the 31st day
OF December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
S0O,OUUUU
Assets
Loans On Bonds and Mortga geS. ....... Ill. 10000
United States Bonds and Stocks ........ 81, 1880
State, City, County and other Bonds. "a, 10000
Other Corporation Stocks 201, 10000
Loans on Collateral Security........ 100000
Cash on hand and in Bank. 3G,0S4.46
Interest due and accrued .............A 3,440.6G
Premiums in course of collection and
transmission S7,559.4l
Unadmitted assets. ............ 81 ;545.48
, 1894-04-11

Nbtea0o, @tItUaufee 4 ct. BamIsGtTeubahr.
W Etabt'Tidet OfiCe: 207 gIarfsGt=; SeIephpns
$50 Wtair. untoH @aiIogier.S totiOn: GanaL. afenI8s
uno WlaoiipI.9tr.
, 1894-04-11
WlpntcIatr. q. s.. 10. NpriL.

WontcIatr, 81. S, 10. Npr!l.
Ser 9emofrat 2ctpts B. 8ronion be-
itegte ben republifanii9en Staotrat6scans
bibaten So6n 8. g8tlion. Die 0cmofraz
ten 9etpannen cine Majoritdt I'M Staotz
rat6.
Mernnn 81 G. 10. 0lhril.
, 1894-04-11
StAnttttD0ttt1t
Der
MISUNDERSTANDING
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Statement Of the NEW JERSEY PLATE
Hlnuui OloVUnVnI GLASS INSURANCE COM
PANY of Newark, in the State of New Jersey,
on the 31st day of December 1898: made to the
Insurance Superintendent of the State of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18

AUsTRo- HUNGARY's financial ex-
hiblt is not a bad one. Austria's an
nual budget shows a surplus of over
10000, 900 forms, while that of the
other member Of the dual monarchy
shows a surplus Of 10000, 900. When
1t is remembered that Germany has
to strain every nerve to meet the adj
ditional expense entalled by the en-
largement Of her army, and that poor
Italy is nearer bankruptcy than ever,
it will be seen that Austro-Hungary
has reason to count herself fortunate.
But how long the latter will be able
to show such balance on the right
side is uncertain. Militarism is be-
coming more and more expensive,
and 1t is likely that, soon or late,
even Austro- Hungary will find the
burden heavier than she can bear.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18

THE year just past has been uncx-
pectedly an extra prosperous year fol
boatmen on the Erie Canal. For a
number Of years before business had
been extremely dull, and most boat
men were in debt and much discour-
aged. But those who went in last
year made large profits, in some cases
paying for their boats the first season.
The reason probably was that the
great freight railroads had all they
could do to handle the more protlta-
Bile passenger traffic to and from the
Worlds Fair There is more interest
now than in many years in the Erie
Canal Instead Of regarding it as
superseded, it is seen to be a neces-
sity, and measures for improving it
are proposed that will put water nav
igation on a new and better footing
than it has had for many years,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18

Is probably greater whoa bitten by a
hog than by any other. This is not
because there is an active, poisonous
gland with hollow tooth through
which the poison is pressed. That is
the way a raJtlesnake bites, or rather
stings. The danger from the bite OF
a hog may be as great as from q rat
Jlesnake, but it is the danger from
bloody poisoning caused by carrying
on the tuslesI ot the hog some poisonous
saliva with which its mouth is filed.
We call this saliva poisonous because
the hog is an indiscriminate feeder,
and not careful about getting par
ticles of dirt or even OF excrement of
other animals with its food. 1t is
poisonous, just as are the scratches
from finger nails which always leave
an inflamed sore, hard to be healed in
proportion to It's abrasion of the skin.
This Is because with each scratch OF
the nail some Of the dirt that always
gathers under it is brought into con-
tact with the blood. A cut with a
clean knife heals more quickly
especially If treated at once with
some antiseptic and the air is care
fully excluded.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18
Hints for Housekeepers.

BREAD crumbs cleanse silk gowns.
MEND the torn pages of books with
white tissue paper,
GLOVES can be cleaned at home by
rubbing with gasoline
TOOTH powder is an excellent
cleanser of tlligree jewelry.
MORTAR and paint may be removed
from glass with hot, sharp vinegar.
NEVER put salt on steak until it
is cooked and removed from the fire,
CoRKs warmed in oil make an ex
cellent substitute for glass shoppers.
The brown dlscolorations may be
removed from cups used in baking by
rubbing with a flannel dipped in
whiting.
GUM arabic and gum tragacanth, in
equal parts dissolved in hot water,
make the best and most convenient
mucilage you can keep in the house.
WHEN purchasing canned goods it
is safe rule to observe whether the
head Of the can is concave, a bullying
appearance being Indicative Of decom-
position.
doors from a sick room can be
easily removed by sprinkling coarse
ground coffee on ShOveiful of burn
ing Goals, and thrust it into the cor
ners Of the room.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18

THE ways Of millionaires in grasp.
ing money are peculiar. Some years
ago Kansas mortgage company de-
posted a sum Of money with Russell
Sage, the wealthy New York capital
list. Lately the company failed and
Mr.. Sage was called upon for an ac-
counting. He owns to having had
5000, 900 the past fourteen years, and
then turns around and charges SIS, 600
a year, or $40, in all, for the
trouble it has caused him. There
are few men not millionaires who
would think Of such a thing as this.
Usually it is the man who gets the
money who has to pay for the use OF
1t. Nobody doubts that this 5000, 600
has more than doubled itself in Mr..
Sage's hands, Simple interest would
have done that. Yet, If the receiver
of the defunct mortgage company
gets 5000, 900 back without interest
he will do well. A company man
aged thus deserved to fail.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18

THE youngest son of a soldier of
the revolutionary war has been found
by the Boston Advertiser in the per-
son Of Jeremiah Smith, Of the Har-
ward Law School. Judge Smith was
born In 1887, and is consequently only
81 years old. His father was Judge
jeremiah Smith, of New Hampshire,
who entered the revolutionary army
when he was only II years old. He was
slightly wounded in the battle of
Bennington, After the revolution
airy var Mr., Smith was member of
the New Hampshire Constitutional
Convention Of 1901, and of the sec
ond, third, fourth, and fifth Con-
crosses of the United States. In 1901
he was appointed Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court, and In 1909 was
elected Governor of New Hampshire.
He practiced law in Exeter, N. H.,
until he was past so years of age.
His son, Judge Smith, of Cambridge,
was born when his father was II
years old.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18
success In TruIt tinrdenInr.

Published accounts are given of the
success of small orchards planted a
few years ago in Northern Ohio
Among Others is that of Aaron
Teeple, who ten years ago bought
three acres Of land, built house and
barn on it, and planted it with a
general collection of fruit-trees, in
Guiding peaches pears, and plums,
and twenty OF the most popular
grapes. One half Of the ground is
devoted to ma ket-gardening. For
three or four years he has taken
premiums for fine fruit. 1t is said
that the receipts this year will ex-
coed 5000. The plum crop was oyer
fifty bushels this season, and the fruit
large and highly coIored. This fur
nishes fine example of the brief
time required to bring fruit-trees into
profitable bearing
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The Best Poultry Crnsasa.

Opinions differ as to what breeds
and crosses are the best business
fowls. A writer in the Eancier's
Journal has selected the Light Brah-
mas for roasting fowls, the Black
Minorcas for eggs and the Black
Langshans crossed by the Black Mi
norca for broilers. The Black Mi
norcas used are not strictly pure bred,
they having an outcross with Lang
shan to give them extra hardness
and larger bodies. The Light Brah-
mas are used both in their purity
and crossed by Indian Game. But
there are other Good breeds that can
be selected, notably the Plymouth
Rock, the Wyandotte, the Houdan
and the Leghorn, with probably as
goods results as this writer obtains
with his selections.
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half feet long, twelve inches wide,
and two inches thick. Saw out from
the middle of each. piece right
angled triangular piece with the
sides forming square of the same
length, Use boards one inch thick
for the Sides and nail the trough to-
gether as usual with the triangles
sawed out Of the two-inch stuff for
ends Now set the trough in the
angles sawed out but far enough
away from the end piece to nail from
the inside Of the trough into the sup
ports, and put the triangle sawed
from the supports for the center, and
nail that after cutting enough from
the bottom corner to let water run
through.
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her divorced husband is leading man
In the company in which she is lead
Ing lady, and was to be her stage
lover, The rash attempt at suicide
was unsuccessful, Of course; its ac-
complishment would have had a dis
astrous effect upon the value OF the
advertisement. And now the public
is expected to respond literally to
this innovation, and shell out its
shekels by the handful to see d.
vorced pair ape the tender passion in
mimic life, with a play Of the ridicu-
lous title, "Killarney on the Rhine"
as the vehicle
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Care of Farm Implements.

There are farmers who leave their
tools exposed 70 the action of the
weather for twelve months of the
year, but, fortunately, these are COM
paratively few There are, however,
a great many farmers who, at the
opening Of spring, bring forth their
tools from safe winter quarters and
for six months or more expose them
to the action Of sun, air, and rain.
Tools used one day are left in the
field, or out of doors, for expected
use on the coming day. These ex-
pectatlons are frequently not realized
because of rain or dull weather, dur
ing which these implements Of iron,
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SIR JAMES CREIGHTON BROWNE, in
a recent lecture, said that though the
main condition Of sleep for the brain
is bloodlessness, sleep is naturally in
duced by lying down. There is a
rush Of blood to the head, but the
action Of the heart becomes less pow
erful. Hence a man Of his acquaint-
ance was accustomed to keep his brain
clear and active, when it had worked
beyond its natural endurance, by
laying his head fat on the table, but
maintaining sitting posture. The
English papers suggest that perhaps
the cuteness Of the Yankees is due to
their habit of keeping their legs on
the chimney-piece.
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Location OF an AnIarY.

The location of an apiarY on a farm
is an easily solved problem. There is
always some corner in which stock
does not go, sheltered by trees, or
orchard, or along some hedge, and on
every farm this spot might as we'll be
occupied by bees as by weeds; and if
a season comes when the corntleld or
stubble are overrun with weeds, owing
to too much rain or other unfavora-
bic circumstance, the farmer may re-
loice in the fact these same weeds
will increase his honey crop. With a
little forethought and some labor
what a source Of plenty and profit
these unused hooks would be.