davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
0run6eigemtbmmt
@Ommsrfrtfas- eOmmsrtrtfs&

Gotten in q. G. SsfiHg's 4otpers safe SubbioiFor.
suf ausemeiuen BunI9 Der Sablreiaen geiuder Bon
9errn 9sfius's Jarm am Boomers Cafe in miscOufiu 1T
Die 9ote.5rOnt in Gotten ~ouseelegt uub in ben Wtortt
sebra4t. Boomers Cafe 1T in speitaHbtser 5obrt mt
Der gOrtb Weiteru=Sabn gu erreiacr, Iis9t uobe Der
Statiou @eroa Snnctiou. @iscOufiu. 9ie fur5e 6obrt
BON Seuoa SuHettun gum Safe lift reid an Sreueritu uuA
9etpdbrt cine berrIiGe ausf6t nuf bos bsrumliegsHts
Serroin. Die Soften babsn fdmmtIi9 so 5uB SibfrOnt
am See uub felbft I'M beiBeften SOmmer pebt Elm be'
itGubig fabler Dino bonn @ioen uber ben cafe unb fiub
in 5olge Der SiibfrOHt uub bes itetig fhbIeu Niubes
bteie Soften BITE begebrteiteH am eou5eu Safe re boben
cine Siefe bon 400 5uB. ftuO nit ben ih6nftsR
e4attenbdumsn, nie gi9sH. guasn Gsberr, unb ousrIsi
SaIing9cud6Ien beitoubeu, erbsbeH fi9 ~tbetlrpetie 50Jps
nber BEN see uuo bietsn cine moIerii9e ausfi9t iibsr ben
cine Wteile breiten uuo 5tDei Wteilen Ianeen Gee, usI1.r
an SGbnleit unb SCeHerien benz Safe @eneoa, benz be.
Iiebteiteu Gee @iscoHfius, elei9tonmt. 9as Hare
maHer, bon Giieuqusleu sendbrt frei BON allen 6umpf.
paanaen, Der iaHOiQe 9Oben bieten bic Ia6ufteu Babe.
pIdBe; sablreiGe Slide, 8outfobren uub Geselu Iaben
gu oteIem Sport SIR 8aOeunftoltetL CUTE 9erpHeguus
nHo prOmpts @srbinOuu9 5mii6en Der Station 9euua
Sunction unb benz Safe lt geiorat.
gtur SIS Gotten iinb bDrhonben feline SauttIie uuS
9faturIiebbober ionten es uuterlafien, f6 cine geuiteae
gu ft9erm. gtabere ~gusfunft ertbeilt iSsuie glotteH
oerienoet
6. MeIms,
ia WnInaufee spe,
Obsr 3tmWer 60, $40. 20 Ga 6aue Str.
Gueiuiser a9snt. Sch. uub 2onteef9dft
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

= Sn cinem TeuiGetonbriefe bcS @ieB.
Gn3. SIR. 229 beiBt eS: pSnbeB lift 9arm7
itabt Dte6er einmal lit Oa8 Stadium ser
6er6Itueiie eingetreten. 9(uf Dem Sub
ipi9Sz pn6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6uoeln bic
@arrpuielS BEN 9an3en Sag borauf los,
6aB e9 cine 2uft lit, bieiem wrn6erbaren
5u Iaui9en.~ 9o8 lino immerDin
recbt onerfennen8ipertb muiifaIii9 be9abtc
Gnrtouiiels.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
1T beioeIeot.

Sobn 6anlon, peIder ais 2tsent Ser
SarOis California @ine &c., $50. 20 sc.
Glarf Str, ais 8erfdufer unb Collector
Die @eieQi6aft UNI $1,000 betrogen baben
ioate, purDe beute Mor9en Dem &iCbter
&erten porgefiibrt. Ser 0ertreter ber
@eieuiboft mabte 6te Q%lngabe, 6aB Ser
SAL bet9elegt un6 feline @%erfol9ung ge>
piinibt pirO 6anion ipurbe besbaIb in
Treibcit 9eleBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Ueue An5eigen.

OIae CODES. Nn3eieen n, peI6e fir ole
mor9ensAus9abe DER nJuinois Stats.
3eitAns" aufeeeebeu peroen, erfheinen foffen.
fret i'm 2lbenoblatt. Die 2Innabme Don Din.
3eieen fir oas 1benobIatt idIie6t um II uhr
mitta9s, fir ole moreens1useabe um 10 uhr
Nbenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
SDNeS=2ltfseint.

SSreinben uno 9efannteu Die traurtoe gn6rt1t boz
benz om SonutaQ, ben q. g~toDelnber erfol9ten @bleber
9ebeus1obre. 9ie 8eerbt9uu9 fiuOet 9onuerItoQ, bet
s. ytDDember, 2 1br 9tadnitttags BPM 9ouIe $40. 494 81
@lort Ctr, nodD SrocelanO itatt. I'm itiae Sbelluabmt
bitten
6un3t Sic SinferbItcb euett.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
WeraaHdnnaen.

Dark Th0dter State StraBe, nabe @onQreB
8 6Iotencc Wtti!cr uno groBe 8urle5Que : 6onl=
PAM. &eiter 81 Nlllt0ms' @omcbD uno 9orletp StnrS.
{ran3Dfii9e lebcn0e giIoer. 3pet 9prftelun9en tdqll6.
Sintrttt 10 @ent5. 4upO7t
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
MuftiOnss Uerfdufe.

Misunderstanding.
@utttOu8s3otis.
REeuIdre
GfOnta9s uno Douneritag3.
9pesioIsg erf6ufe on onbereu Sageu bes W}onots.
WooreH ouf 9r~ioatsgerfauf. @bpleioIp ober &etaiL, AZ
AutIion8=4reiisu.
g~srfdufe opH @obnun9s. einri8tnn9en cine SpesiuIitat
@eIb pDrgei9O e n BET Quua
GorrefponbenBeM peroeH erluartet
MARTIN 6 mert6 o.
QufttonGre,
l&ap1S ,tuiO 261 & 263 State Str. @bieoao.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
3lm2bnm

2 pertaufen: Sibi6cs Wobubous in Der Gdba
~ Der Station aoouoale, i0rtbiueiterH.9abH fuE
cine 6anillie bequem elugeridtet 9talung Ijr me0rere
Ntcr0e nit 6abeI. 5000. 8equeme SahIHagSterHiut
pber iduIoenfreies unbebaute5 Sruioei JeufbHm cs
2bel3ablung. Nbreffe: y. .. Boy 49, aDoHoale. 500!
60. Sn. Iona. 6dlU
On pertaufeH: 2ots ouf MISUNDERSTANDING III Der
~ Ndbe Der Belmont Elb Clifton Areuae !j00-E60Q
Cottages luerbeu, gang mad 9BuMid beg Starters. cteu.
tols AMI abiniags5obIuu9 9e6aut. =. SOB. Simmer -
St9atSSe!tun9sgebduoe. NtittGJs 5niI den GiH5 u. Slue-
i5W2. hau
Du psrfa II I en- = H0Deus 10 Dob. 81. fd5Uis
~ Gde IT, 0ieer bnbi6en uuS blnbeIoen gprjtn0t.
sgGfsr unb Setuer in ben 9traBeu unb Die StruBe1 gs
ipsitsrer @ustlnft peuos man i9 miubIi6 coer i6riits
Ii3 an m. 8. Gs:. 112-I14 Dearborn Str.
8once 8uilbiuQ. 3Ontl6dW
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Glaiiifi5irte NuSeigell

fOfer biz gu 1OWOrten 10 Gents, iebes rueitere WDrt
l@ent. SttaeuQeiuGe frei.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
8eNorbem*

GIava 9inim9ftom, 9eliebte Satin bon Ginon
9~ipiu9itOr, am Ntonto9, ben 5. gtup., gta9ut. 5 ubr, I'M
@lter Opn rs SaBren unb 2 Mpnaten. 8eerbiouua pom
Trauerbouie, 32i3 9tote ctr, 9onnerftag, 8. g&o6.. nm
8 l1br Mor9enS per &uti0eu nab Wtillp. e ct. 8aul
9epot 6ann per Spe3ia6n9 nm II rbr 8oru. nab
Mtpunt Wioario Gir6bOf. 8ttte, fe!ne 9lumen. Stem
@Orfer nno @enper 8eitun0en lpoIen 0eH. copiren.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
2u Derleibeu.
Nferhe nnh @aaen.

On perfaufeu: Sin neler Ietbter 3=Sprino Sops
~ &8agen Hno QDnp fIr So. $50 ". Gbtea8o |oe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

0CIeraHber's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ 3iEmer 9 Staats5eItlH9 Big, 1896 SFtftb Nos,
briu9t trgeub ettuGs in grIebruHg auf pripatem Me9e.
uu9luiltGe @beitaubst6ne uuteriu6t II. 8epeiie 9eIauIs
n1elt. AIe Sale bon 8iebItobt II. Shrpin6eiei ~unteriHdt
II. Die S6uG6ieen Sur &ed5eNI5att eesoeeu. Sn ir9enb luets
den Nerlegenheiteu fomHeu sic 5u uHs. GeiesIiber 9tath
frei. SpNutaqs offeu bis u l1br 4Hitto0S. l7nIlSt1l
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Die Stnterblteb e,,e,,.
0eTDfDeW:

SDbu WterteS am 5. gtpnennber I'M Sitter bon SO
SoDrei1 unO IL M}onate1t. 0eerolQun0 ot Mtttippdh
M&orgen urt Z lbr bonn SrauerGouIe, 2615 unipn @pe,
aus per &ut1dben mad gtles Setter.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
8emDrbeet*

DQrs. Gr1tefine s3ad)er in ibrer gofnunqt in Blue
Sslonb. 81: @eeroiQnug an NtlttmodD, ben 7. gipp.,
Wtttta0S / lbr Opm 3r0uerDau1e mad Der epanoeliIh=
lutDerti0eu STRIDE utb BON bo per 8utiGen uob BEN
Gird5bof.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
3WeigzOffiten Oes vgbenOblatt. "
Office eGepbon $40. G35.

Sur 8eauenlihfeit un1erer on5ei9enoen &uuben bnbel
Dir nit ben rnten geuaunteu 9erreu eiH Qbtomnel Qz
troffeu, ipono6 Bel b~enIeIbel NH5eigeH angeMomnieu
tperoe1 SIT ~benietber Rretieu. ais penn bieIetbeu oiretttn
Der Expedition Der Sltnois Staats5eltln9 o~bge9e6en
lperbet. Guseioen Iplpie Announcements f6nneu an 0ieIen
.Oeri3iebeneu 8Idset bis az ABR atittass ~ob9e9eben
perben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

Grou Seder, bic berubutte @abrio9erin, entbhat
y aufs @nerseuaueite bic Segentpart uuo 3utunft
3eigt has Bib Der 3ufinttiaeu. @isbt austunft hbsr
~oeItohleue Sadeu, 6eri9ts. uuo Observation-Disclosures.
gmntferut bSie ginfbfie bur1 Gpmpotbte. go. $50
80 eIIs.9troBG, uabs gtOrtb apenus. eprs9ftuH'
ben aud am SonHtas. 8ptlS
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

or. emma Seaipie itoatIt9 eeprift, 351meas.5tr,
@prs9ftnn6en a. unb 618 5rouentraufbeitsM
Dber no9tbeili9e 6OIgeH. @rfOle 9oroHttrt
l4oct1W, tufp
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

q ran GoIil 10, @abrloaerIn, in Der ENLIGHTENMENT
y 9eboren, Io9t YergaHgenbett, @egeupart. 3ufunft
perbiuoet 2iebeuoe unb Setrenute, ~sntTernt b6ie Glnhiie
bel &raHtbeiten hur5 Spmpatbie. 81 Glpbourn Aoe,
Gde Miobopt Str. GiHgaHq neben benz Sru9t=StorE
l5lunla, tIi0
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Sinan5ieaes.


SRofe. 0uinIou 6 Co., MOrt9ogs 8orfers. ~ 9enr.
~ bOrnltraBe, Oerleibeu Selo auf Gbicngper 6runos
eigentbum gu ben u~ieOriqiten 9rsiien iUDie ouh aT @e.
bauoe. 6be3 1877
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06

cSOpm &letn. 125 g. G(arf @traBe, 81nlmer Sc.
oora I0aIt 2srfanlt nno t9qitt @rtnoei9entbnm fHr Sa'
lopnS, QDfStS, tr9eno pelbe GeibGfte, init fIeiner A1,
9oDlll19. Wtnrt9a9es beiorgt. 9tOtariat. gyeuer=8er.
ItberIng. I3S3io tufn
0npertoufen Sbcr 5u nertauf6en geQen GbicaoD
~ 8ropettg, saloon, btatg. 9er8optt 2 Barrels Bier
erTro9en in Der Office bs. 81 6nn7f
0u o~ertnufen poer Su DsrtauI6en Sin Grf=Golupn
- mt ooer obHe OrbeIter auf SrunbetQentbum. Better
9an0 8raueret, Sheffield @Oe. 4np3t
gu perfonfen: 8ier=Su ttline=9 epartemeu etner
S91ts9eoe9ntes 8Ottlin9=Sef6dft betrel6t, MoI6inerie
YsIsFoe, 9Na9eil, 5loIden unb @aes, bos nit benz Sc.
1palt herblinoelt it, fpirb mltOertauft-aae5 men un6 in
pelieli 3ultonoe. Sizes lift cine Der belteu SeleeeubeiteH
IN ,Gbtca9O. SD fteIe iebr liberale 8ebin9un9en pber
nepnle Sriiuoel9entbums= SlGerheiteu. @bre1e: II 81
Stoal9Seltni9. 22ipbalp, tuIo
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
Nerimiebenes.

S%erIGicOenes.
0bbne, gtUteu, Wttetben. f9le9te @6uI0eu oler arteE
- collectlrt; feline 8e5ablung penn e%rfoIelos. @ug.
ntaeuer Solnt9.G ~ouitobler, &c 5. Aps., Simmer s.
2mi1S
S{Sogen=Seroete Wagon Coversl aIe @rDBeH. s. 80.
SobuiDu, %Fobritant AZ Meus Str. Sci: 1904.
6ot1M
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
0eI6afts=O Differentiation.


Mpitop MoDer g. Co., 49, 9BeIt @oubpIpb Ctr
fault, o%ertouft rnb toui9t @run6eioentbum lin
Satoo1S, 9otelS ooer ir9enolpelbe @eI6dfte mil fleiuer
@n8aRlnH9. @tort9a9es beiOrgt. @Onntogs offen.
n1AOA
Abendblatt., 1894-11-06
bun 70 bnun98 einriatnn8en cine spesioIitat

SUrreipOn6enBem perbeH erlpartet
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

Der li@erite @e9 fir ben Nrbeiter,
ii4 Nnertennuns gu ueri@afen, lit,
ri@ti9en @ebrau@ BON ieinem Stimm>
;ettel 81 MAIDEN. @enn er II fir
iolde Ganoioaten itin,mt, bic fit
feline &e@te in bic S@ranten treten,
tanu er Mbbulfe ie,ner beoridten Gage
erwarten, itimmt er oase9en aus reiner
Barteiouielei fir bas Eidet fir wel9es
ct i@on felt elmer &eibe pom Sobren se>
itimmt, mie bies bel uielen Nnbansern
Der beioen alien Barteien Der SAL lit,
10 bat er es ii@ ielber 5u;ui@reiben,
wenn linn na9 wie Dor Der TuB bes
Sapitalii ten uub Monopoliiten auf ben
Naden 9elett wiro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

Mcbfr ben 10 sroBes glenb unb
Serbeeruns i'm @efolse babenben puQz
mar Streit iast Der uielsenannte 2onz
boner Sournaliit Us. Z. Steao, Ser
iaiier bes 8u9es v@enn gbriitus na@
Gbicaso tdme", unter Auaerem iebr
ri4ti9: pullman 1T Elm Snbultries3ar,
wel9er aus ieiuer Ebilantropie nur Oiz
uioenben berausi@lasen wiu. Sd wiroe
ni9t uberrai@t iein, wenu BET ietise
&f ;ei9en wiroe, mie lei9t ii@ Elm
Snouitrietrics gu einem Bir9ertrie9 ent>
midelr tanu. Die giienbabn lit bic
N@iQesferie aes S%apitalismus, uno
9tmerita bdnat BON ben Giienbabnen in
e,nem MaBe ab, ME mon es ii@ bier in
@roBbritanien gar ni@t uoriteut."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

elm @eiet 81 erlaMen, pel4es 'eS benz
Wdommtuolte ermSslidt, au Der Wabls
urne ieinena Sntereiie suwieeaaufenoe
@siete nicbersutimmen.
o. @ir uerlansen aQsemeinesS t'mr's
redt iir heioe 0eidledter.
10. 8ir uerlausen Mationaliiiruna bes
0erfauis Don berauidenbex @etrantsn
unb ,0anbbabuna beiielben Uon Staatss
,ue9en.
Ger @latiprm waren aSBerbem nod
ueri1isbeae Yei9liiie ouseiilst, wel@e
ben itrsitenoen Mrbeiterm bic bo9lte
Sympatbie ausipra6en.
Die Ietteu beieen photographer uno
namentlid Der lette, itie6eu auf besre'is
lide Oppoiition, uno bdtten unIsrer
9lniidt nad saus wesbleiben tOnne"'
acknowledgements wurbe ein Seriu@ Der
Yrobibitiouiiteu, lid nit Der Soltspar:
tel ~ uereinisen, eati4ieSen aurad9es
wieien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

9cn 2obni@reibsrn Der @el0iadz
preiie, Die ltets beboupten, bic golts>
partei liese III Ben letten j3isen, gut
Na@ri@t, oaB biele Partei iett iiber
mebr ais 1000 @o@enbldtter uno iiez
ben tasli9e 3eitunsen uerfiat. Cine
partei, bic iber elm iol@es Seer BON
&fsenn1en uerfii9t, oentt ii@erli@
nt9t ans Sterben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19
Glettriidcs Yitters.

Nieies Mittel 1T 10 Woblbefannt unb be-
liebt seworoeM, bab eS feiner belonberen grs
wabnNnS bebarf. Nue, welde Glectril9es
SitterS Sebrau1t baben, iin9eu Tim eallelbe
goblieb. Glue reiaere Wtebi,in 9ibt eS nidt,
unb lie lit 9arantirt. aueS al belpirten, mas
uerlpro1en pirb. GlectriiGeS SitterS heilt
ale geber unb Merentranfbeiten unb ~entfer,t
glGS9en, Seulen, Salsfub uio anbere pon
mreinem Ylut berriibrenbe geiSem. Ireibt
Malaria aus benz Spitem ,lnb uerbil,bert NIB
BELT Malariafeber. Sur Seilun9 pom Gopfs
peb, Sertopfung lno unperbault9tett 9es
bral1e ma b,eies Wittel. VoOtaMbi9e
SefriebiSun9 9%arautirt, ober has 0elo piro
;uriideritattet. YreiS 90 Gts. llo $1.OO bic
Slai9e III >. ". Sliens Mpotbete. 5
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

81 @aibinston bat bic @ron6 Surp
bic 3eitunssreporter @omaros unb S9riz
uer in Mntlase;uitano .uerictt, neil ie
ii3 wei9erten, Die Sae1e on;useben,
mo iie bic Neuisteit aber ben j3udertruitz
@@winoel sei@Opft. Den ebenlo unb
nod uiel mebr i@utoisen 3udert0nis
9auemeper nit leinem @enohen Setrle
lieB nan iebo@ l~aufen. Oas lit @aib>
instoner @ere@ti9teit!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

Die republitaniide Staatss @onpsns
ton, uel4e letten Mittwo9 in ct. Paul
~itattianb, bat oas folsenhe Gidet aufs
seiteut:
@ouuerncur &nute Nellon
pon Douglas Gouatp.
Qieut. @auperneur ..Oauib 80. Glou9b
Don 9ennepin County.
Staats iecretdr gilbert Berg
BON Gbiiaso County.
Mubitor. &obut 6. Dunn
pom Nti1e 9acs County.
S9asmeiiter ...-...-. Mu9uf S. &oerner
Don Meeter County.
@lert oeS Sberseri9ts. ....0. S. &eeie
uon Stanley County.
@eneral>W nwatt.--- .......9. @. Gibbs
pon Otter Gail County.
Sberri9ter- 80. Gtalt
Don Slmiteo County.
2. Sberridter. ...N. @. Collins
0 Stearns County.
Die selesentli@ Der Gonuentiom aufz
seitelIte platform bebt ielbituerltanbIi4
bic republifau,i9e Partei in ben pimmel
unc uerbammt NQes, mas lid ~auBerbalb
befinoet. Die ii@ in oerielben
beiinben6en Ylanten aber @ablen, Ser
bdltniile ;wiiden &apital unb Nrbeit
uiw. tlinsen gan; babi4, iinb aber tbats
auf ben Stimmenfan9 be-
re@net; benn nor 1T idon gu iebr oaran
sem0bnt, baB bic Dem Golfe in ben Plat=
formen Der alien Rarteien 9ema9teu
0eripre@un9en na@ Der @abl nidt wei=
ter berlfii@tist weroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19
j2u balbeu1 Yreije uad Glepelano.

@elesentli9 ber Convention Der llniteo
Societies Of Gbriitian gnoeauor, wel9e
in gleuelano, Ohio, itattfinoet, piro bic
Nortbweitern 9,nie na@ ienem Blat unb
suriid fir ben Yreis Der ginselfahrt Grs
curiions- Iidets uertaufen. Oieielben
iino an, 8. uno 10. Suli 81 baben uno
iino bis sum 81. Suli fit bic &udiabrt
siiltis. @esen bes 9sd5eren penbe man
ii9 an bic Msenten ber @obn. l6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19

9er ein3is ri&tise @es, Giienbabn>
itreits, wie iie III letterer 3eit setobt ba>
ben, gu perbiten, 1T bic Ger l9ootli@un9
ber @iienbabnen. 0,es 1T jebt ielbIt
bic Mnii@t Don 2euten, bic friber pom
einem berartisen &abitalmittel ni9ts
mi6en mouten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-19
New ULM
NJ EAT MARkE
- po1l -
3@ux Retnbnrt.
NO.. 8 SUED MINNESOTA STRASSE.

Ole beiteu Sorteu fril9eu unb %!9epodelten
T1eii9es, S9mol3,. iril9e unb 9erau9erte
Wirite itets a1 9aub.
a. oritbe uas serdsaeste @Sxinse Rns
tets ~ babeu.
;Sriid1e Qufern wdhreno Ger 5aiion.
@aaren merben frei ms 9auS 9~eliefert.
Sir &inbpieb uub S9weiue bejable i'd
MINER bic boditeu Sreiie.
The Press., 1894-01-04

Hartford Times: This "Populist" cry
 of s'chattel mortgage fiends," 1" oppressive
 bond-holders, " and so on, is ridiculous,
 and really something worse. The owners
 of property who appeal for money and ex- ecute mortgages to secure loans, have no
 good reason to abuse those who loan them money. Families of very moderate means have loaned all their money on western farm mortgage securities. To get per cent. offered them by western borrowers, women who had no more than $1 ,0O0 have loaned it all, and they are now embarrassed, not being able to col lect either principal or interest. A wo- man whose husband died in 1879, leaving her $3, 100 in cash assets, and two small children, invested all except $100 in two western farm mortgages. The interest was defaulted; the borrower refused to pay anything; and the poor woman felt distressed She depended upon that little income to assist her in making her child ren comfortable. It required all this and all she could earn by days work, to carry along her little family. We never sym pathized more deeply with a poor woman than we did in this case, when she came to the Times office for advice, crying like a child at her great loss-for to her it was great. And this woman, and thousand others in like circumstances, is "mort- gage fiend, according to Governor Waite, The person who had got all her money refused to pay the interest or to give her deed of the mortgaged property; but informed her that she could not get pos- session ''under nearly two years," and that it would cost her $20O to get fore closure, any way, for he proposed to fight the proceedings to the last. She did not call him n ttfiand D
The Press., 1894-01-04

New York Tribune: How well Maud carries herself this year!" said the moth CT of a half-grown girl rather enviously to a friend, whose little daughter was most beautifully erect. .:
 "Yes; must say she has geatly i'm. proved," answered the other compIa. gently, "and take great credit to my self about it. 1 tried everything bells, calisthenics, braces: nothing did her any good until finally the happy idea occurred to me to test the moral effect of clothes. I gave her very pretty frocks, discarded the blouse waist altogether, and had everything fitted with the greatest care. And it really wrought a miracle. Like every true woman she loves pretty clothes, and she soon took pride in the fit and appearance of her frocks, while l incest looking dress may be quite spoiled if woin by a dowdy, round-shouldered person.. Certainly, the prescription has worked wonders, and do not believe, if l moderate my tactics, now that I have won my case, that will find that I have fostered an undue love of apparel"
 SOMEBODY ELSE WAS KICKED. - A young Poughkeepsian, few days since, picked up friend on Market street and took him home to lunch without notice to the formers wife. She called him one side and explained that there were only a dozen of raw oysters and when their friend had eaten his quota of four he must not be asked to take more. All this the hus- band promised to remember.
 When their guest had eaten his four oysters the host asked him to take some more. The wife looked distressed and the guest declined. The husband insisted that his friend should have some more. The wife looked as if she were in agony, and the guest firmly refused to allow the rest of the oysters to be brought in from the kitchen Later the wife said to hei husband
 ''How could you urge him to have more oysters when I explained to you that there weren't any morep"
 II am very sorry" said the pentient husband, "but forgot all about it,, N sSWhat do you suppose was kicking you under the table for ?" retorted his wife.
 But you didn't kick me,o said the husband.
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The Press., 1894-01-04
ASTRONOMICAL NOTES.

Professor E. E. Barnard, of the Lick Observatory recently gave a lecture on astronomy in San Francisco, which Is spoken of by the Scientific and Mining Press as having been interesting. Many stereopticon illustrations were shown. Professor Barnard said that photography had enabled the astronomers of to-day to see that of which their brethren of few years ago had never dreamed. Even the trained eye of the most eminent astrono- mer begins to grow tired after looking through telescope a minute, and after that his vision becomes less acute. Any object that he fails to notice in that short time passes by unseen. The plate in camera, however, may be left exposed for hours, during which time even the faint est star will have left at least some slight trace.
 About sixty stereopticon views were presented, showing some of the most in- teresting of the heavenly bodies under varying conditions. In a photograph of the moons surface could be seen the dark areas called seas and the vast lunar cra- ters.
 A picture of the suns disk revealed a sun spot said to be three times as large as the earth. Ragged-looking holes that looked as if they had been made by tre- mendous explosion were plainly visible, and were said to be shattered places in the suns atmosphere.
 Two drawings of the planet Mars were particularly interesting. It will be re- membered that this brilliant neighbor of our is about 35,O00,OOO miles distant from the earth, and therefore the difficulty of obtaining an accurate representation of it may be imagined. The planet as whole is of an ocher cast, but the trained eye of the astronomer detects little green spots, believed to be water, and others supposed to be land. At the poles are white spots, evidently ice and snow. This white re- zion diminishes in density as it approach es the equator, and finally disappears al- together. Professor Barnard said that these spots increase in extent as the plan- ct moves away from the sun and the tenn perature presumably grows colder, thbs. tending to substantiate the theory that the poles of Mars are surrounded by ice and snow, as are those of the earth.
 The streak across the sky commonly known as the Milky Way becomes a thing of beauty when reproduced on canvas by means of a camera. The clouds of count less stars, each one great san in itself, assume an added brilliancy that one would hardly suppose exists when looking at them with the naked eye. It requires four hours for this collection of heavenly sparklers to make an impression on the representative plate of camera, and du- ring all this time the Camera is moved by clockwork to keep pace with the stars as they seem to be winging their tireless way through space. The great comet of 1882, which startled all the world with it's long tail, was reproduced with startling effect. This comet has a tail 1O0,0O0,000 miles long, and will not be again visible to the inhabitants of the earth until 800 years have passed away.
The Press., 1894-01-04
BIDDING GooDeY TO HIS OWN BODY

BIDDING GOODeY TO HIS OWN BODY Farewell, dear body! have thrilled you
 through With all the love that angels ever knew! sometimes with towering rage and mischief
 spice
 That would drive Lucifer out of sparadisei Sometimes with kindred spirits We have met In high symposium that cant forgeti How can part? Alas! cannot stay. Here ends the long. sweet, st!, delightful way. mourn for you. feel sensation creep hat would be tears. but spirits do not weep flow have 1 bathed, protected, pettcd you, With constant care your lghtest wish to do! What heavenly beauty have known in you, Those shapely limbs. with bright blood man.
 ting through,
 The supreme air of heavenly forms above, Bright image of our God, whose name is lovel The Master calleth me! 1 must fulfill My destined course and meet his holy will. All aching, full of love, dear form, tell The parting hour is come. Sweet clay, farewell! Now arise above the days and hours, But thou must rest among the birds and flowers
 J. B. Wiggin in Minneapolis Journal
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Kennebec Journal It is pleasing to hear from the "Star- Herald" that there is lively demand for farms in Aroostook county. Every day some one shows up in search of farm. The "Herald" truly says that six and eight thousand dollars seems quite sum to pay for a farm of the average size, but when it is consider ed that it is no uncommon thing for such farm in this locality to yield from $4 900 to $5,000 worth of produce in a single season the price seems small. There is, in fact, no business in Maine to-day, which, according to capital invested, pays as well as good Aroostook farm, handled with energy and prudence.