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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
NttD0.

Mus Cuba fommt Die pt9tige Na9ri9t,
bob Der General GdpitGn MarI9au Marz
tine3 be Gampos feline @tele nieOergelegt
babe unb nq6 Spanien 3~uriid5utebren gez
bente, I'm bort nit aaer @ntT3ieoen6ett fir
Die @etpd6rung Der SelbtOertpaltung in
Guba einSutreten.
Od Muri9aQ be Gampos itets, Ieitbem
er ben bortgen Muftanb n~iebergeiporfen, fir
bieie N}aBregel eingetreten 1T, 10 bat in bic
fem 8unfte bic Nd9ri6t nidts 8efremo=
li9es. Wobl aber lGBt fie bur9bliden, folte
Ite Tib beftGtigen, baB Der Nufitano mG4ttz
ger 1T, ais er ii6 anfdngli9 ania6, unb bab
er ned Mnfi6t bes Marf9dls ni4t nieberz
getporfen perben fam Obne 0ilfe Der Qutoz
nnn!iften, B.. +. berientgsn 8epo9ner Gnbd's,
ne(de 3fpar cine administrative, ni9t aber
cub bic p0Qiqe politiI6e 2ostrennung DDn
Sranien p~erlQngen. 0enn gan5 felbftperz
ftdnOliG ent6alten It9 bie1e, Die Spanier in
i6rem Sample gegen Die Separatiten, biz
Q~uTitGnDI9 en, gu unter itiiBen. Ser Murz
fdou fie6t Elm, buB einerlet pb Der Nufftanf
.i:te0erQeioorfen fam pDer ni9t, Die bafii1
lpn GGten Gpaniens gu bri1genben Spfel
r.idJt DEN Qreis nertb ftnD, unb er i9ldgt
tt5 Derniinftiger Wfarln ben Wttttelpeg UNI
4erqJei6 DOR, Gu6a feline etgene 8erpaltunC
"a aeben, uno nit bemIefben Elm 8er9dltnit
t.n5IQe6en, ME es Ganaba uno bic atDerer
caQ!i den Gplonien gu @rpBbritannien be.
i.bsn. Damn m0gen Die &utonomtiten auf
cuba nit ben Aufftdnoii4en ielbt fertiG
DeroSn.
Scr Rutb bes 6rn. be GampOs 1T tlug
toeiie unD in uebereiniimmung nit Der mo-
ternen %Wnidauung unD Der Menf6ltftett
Gr ioQte in Wabrio ge66rt perDen, 1elbf
Guf bic @efa6r bin, baB Elm ober Das anber'
WtiniIterium barber gu Safe tommt.'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
SnUalibcn gencicu,
Qaufenoe pom oanfbaren 5rauen
erlaugen ourh Befoleun9 Don
Dr.. Partman's Ratb RAID
pieoer ibre pollen Rrdtte.

Or. 9artman'S Observation-Disclosures lit
oas Mittel gepefen, 9unberten bon tranten
5rauen tpieoer gu Dem 8eitb ibrer DoIen
9eiuno6eit gu perbelfen unb fte mtt6in
gliidli9 gu MAIDEN. Seitbem er Dor ungez
fair bret Mpnaten bur9 bic borne6mftsn
3ettungen befannt madbte, bab CT Sraue1z
trant6eiten foftenfrei be6anoeln piirbe,
bat it9 bic 3abl Der ei~nldufenben
Sci u9e beitdrbig bermebrt. Gr Fat biefe
8rtefe bednttportet unb bat nit elmer Bet
nabe unnennbaren 3abl bon 5rdueu sinen
8riefpe9feI unterbalten, pel6er bas Ste
fultat geba6t fat, bic BET @eitem grDBts
Wte6r3d6l oerfel6en pteber ber3ufteaen.
9ieie Sfferte lift nod INNER alien Oensn
often, Del9e fi6 bteIelbe gu nube MAIDEN
tpoQen. Srgeno cine Srdu, Delde an irgeno
elmer Dirt Srauentruntbeit letbet, BON Der
etnfdtten unregelmdBigtett Bis gu Dem perz
ipideltiten &rant6eits3utanoe, braudt ibm
nur gu l6retben, unter 4n9abe Der Spmp=
tome, Oduer Der &ranf6eit unb Otter, UNI
genaue N%npeifungen CUR 8ebanolun9 i1rer
&rdnf6ett gu befDmmen; Die BON i6m perz
f9rtebenen Nr5neien fDnnen in trgenb elmer
Mpotbefe gefauft perben unb Ii1b i'm 8es
ret9e ieber Srau. Die MbrefIe BON Or.
9artman lit Columbus, S6to.
AQe Srauen, nel9e Or. 9artman's Be-
banbfung antpenben, ioGten Elm Gremplar
fetnes 8u9es BADEN, ipel1es ausi9lteBli3
iiber Srauenfrantbeiten banbeGt. Oieles
8u9 tpurbe BON Or. 6artman berfaBt uno
erfldrt bic l1rIa3e unb 8ebanblung bieier
&ranf6eiten. 0as 8uG ptrb an trgenb
cine Norefie fret Derfanbt bur9 bic Pezru@na
Drug Manufacturing Company Of Column
bus, S6io.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
SpurIos perfhpunoen.
Sd6t feline 6attin III elmer fremoen Staot
mittelos i'm Stid. - Der S6mer3 Scr
DerIafenen. - Sic miro e~benfaus per=
mt6t.

Set 0ienftag Mben6 1T 9r. 4rtbur
6dmtlton aus Sos MngeIos, Galtfornien.
oer ft9 6ier nit Tetner Satin d1f Der
9ur6retfe bDn Nep Norf befdnD, iptrl0s
berf9punben, 10 bdB feline Satin gegeHz
ipdrtig Dbne einen Sent Gelb tno Dor 8ers
stpeiflung unb Gram benz MabnIinn nabs
TT. 9r. 6amtGton, Der Elm @tubiengenofe
bes MGb9enm0rbers Ourdnt 1T, trdf am
Montug bier BON Tetp gprt aus NIT Ieiner
Satin Elm unb tppate am 9tenftdg Nbenb
tpeiterrei1en. Nm 9ienftag fpstften Or.
6dmiltpn unb feline Satin inn GraeesJpte(
an Der SadI onzG traBe uno madtsa ii9 Damn
gegen 9 ubr auf ben Deg gum 8abnboh,
ba fe UNI Il 11br nit Der G6iedao, Sur
ltngton C Auincpz8abn bic 9eimreile ans
treten ipDQten.
On Der Aoams GtraBe trafen ie gang uns
ber6offt Or. gbparbs, einen ebemaltgen
| Stltbtengenpffen BON Or. 9antilten, 1tno bic
beiben Ner3te bertieften ii6 iofort in cine
ltnter6altunq iiber ben Ourant'59en Moroz
pro5eB, unb Or. 6amilton Bat feline Srau,
inaiDii9en in benz SroD 2un9ropm, in oeiIen
NGbe fe ftb befanben, einen fleinen SmbiB
fir bic &eiie etn3utoufen. Srdu 9amilton
ging aud fofort mad Dem Retaurdnt, funb
iebo9, baB, als fe na4 %Denigen Winuten
pieber beraustam, t6r @utte fpurlos Oerz
I9punben mar. Nnfanns glaubte ite, baB
es 1t9 nur UNI cine aeittpetGige N6tpeienbeit
6anbIe unb ipartete ~qeOuloig auf fein Wtez
6ererIA"inen. NGs js6o3 Stunbe UNI Stunbe
D%errann, o6ne baB Or. 9amilton ii9 3eigte,
pur0s fe Dor Summer unO 9ngit faft pabnz
finnig, ba r. obne einen Sent @eGb mar,
BENIN 6amilton fibrte bic 8eiiefaffe unb
bate geoen $1,000 in 8aar unb S6mudz
Iaden i'm 8ertbe BON $500 Bel it9, als er
berf9nanb.
Sn ibrer Gotb Dsrtraute fie ii6 Der 8afftz
rerin bes &eitaurants, SRI. &atbetine Stein,
an, bic ernftes MitleiD NIT tbr empfanp
unb bic @erla1ene mad benz 5otel RodfOrb,
mo fe ie1bit loqtrte, mttnabm. Mittpo6
Morgen meIbete Srau Samilton Dag Ser
I9tpinben ibres @atten Der pOli5ei unb
ma6te ii3 bann felbf ouf bic Guas nu9
linn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
Ser Geoante an sieber UNI s6attsItro,t

rnaebt Nns i6qupern. @crheu mir aber tpirflid5 haz
oon beTalen, 10 miro uniere &pnftitutiou pprausaez
1ebt, mir bahen Die Village oa8u = elmer S}eibe BON Grs
lNufterunaell ~erSSeleBt, pelbe Den Our9 elm GrDbeben
DtrpprQebraDten all perbeerenoer 99irfunq 9leibtoil=
men. Dem S6ilttelfroft ipl0t eetp6bnli6 .@lutb6tse,
Dab uns bic 3nn9e am @aumen tlebt. 5i6erli6 tetn
heHetpensipertber 3nfanp! llHO bod pie let6t uno
i6neQ tann ibm abgebolfen tuerpen. 9qs fd)erte N&ttz
tel bisran 1T %potetter's Wtasenbitterg, Gs 1T Oas err
prpbts Gltr!r 9eaea 0~erartiee &rantbeitsfprmcb ipie
per tete Gjeber perbeereqpen iopobl tpe ben brqnii6en,
5n gmertfq, Guatemala, @tcrita, alf Dem Sitbnus
&Ontinent bat ietn Grfolg als Mittel CUR @er6ituna
ggao ,9silHng uiagmatii9sr &rantbeiten ni4t ieipeg
glel6e!, MtaH gebrau6e oGs 8itters ais MRtttel geqen
noFtat uno algemeiHe S3pG6e,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

gu, einem 5rauerbduie in boppelter Sc
5iebung itOonnerftag Na9mittaq Das 6aus
Io. 1859 &eb3ie 4penue, oaS bon Dem
Observation-Disclosures SSafob S9GDfer
uno leine2 Samilie bepobnt pirb, pertpane
belt pprbsn. @Gbrenb bic Mutter unb bic
3ef4piter tiefgebeugt INN bic 2eid)e i6rts
%olteiten Sobnes un0 9rubers IiBen, befinrst
itD Der Batter als MDrber feines Go6nc5,
BEN er i'm Sdb5orn erf9oB, in Der BDli3eie
Itation an Der 35. StraBe, na6e GGt@teo
St1aBe, in @aft.
Satob S9lpIer fam bpr un9efd6r 20
Sabren aus 0eutf9lanb bier6er uno fanb
tur3 mad ieiner Mntunft Bel Der Granb
Srunt 8dbn in beren @ertitdtten in GQsz
ben 8e59dftigung. 0ur6 SleiB uno Mus=
bauer geIdng es tbm, fi9 na9 unb na9 emz
por3uarbeiten, Bis er f3lieBli9 Der Qufz
Te6er bes QotomotibI 9uppens in gGsoen
puroe. DIS i'm "poriqen Sabre Der Nusz
ftano ausbra9 unb Mangel an Mrbeitstrdfs
ten %eintrat, peranlaBte S9lofer fetnen q
Sabre alien Go6n Sobn, in bic 9tetlite Der
8a6n gu treten unb i6m BET Der 8eaufi@ttz
gung bes 2ptpmotipf 9uppeHs be6iilfli4 gu
1etn.
Sobn t6at bieIes audi unb ftanb 1einem
Batter tpd6renb Der I5tperen 3eit treu our
9ette. Nus Sanf bafiir erfiiute ibm benin
Safob einen langge6egten Wuni9 uno taufte
ibm Elm Pferb,
8urs na9 8eenbigung bes Musftan6es
bef9loB Sato6 S9loier, ,bd er bic Mn3ei6en
bes beranna6enben Differs gu Ipiren be-
gam, aus benz Oienit Der 8abn gu 19eiben
unb ii9 einen lei9teren Grperb gu Iu9en.
Oiefen 8orfab fiibrte er aud 1e6r bal0 aus,
ba 1t1 inn bic 9elegen6eit bot, einen Mdtez
INSTRUMENTATION i'm 9auie Io. 4811 Mr9er
Mbenue ~pretspiirbtg gu erfteben. Oa S3lofz
Ter unter ben Mngetelten Der 8a6n ppbl be-
fannt unb febr belie6t mar. ma9te er aus
geaeibnete @eT9dfte, fo0aB er na9 sana
turaer 3ett Ieinen @o6n So6n ms 9ei@dft
na6m. So6n ertpies it3 als duBerft an
fteIig unb Der alte -S9lpfer tonnte li9 ab
unb gu einen Na9mittag freinebmen unb
cine @paaierfabrt nit Spbn's 9ferb MAIDEN,
ba Sobn benz @ef4Gfte gart3 aletn borfteben
fpnnte.
.9ie1es bate @9lofer au9Oo flag gez
than uno fam gegen a5 nhr BON fetner
Spaaierfabrt mad benz 9ef9dft aurid unb
mar eben babel, bds pferb aus3u1pannen,
als So6n aus Der 2abent6iir trat unb be-
mertte, baB bdS pferb boGftGnDig bon
S9peiB bebedt mar. @r ma9te baraufbtn
3einem 8oter 8prtpiirfe bariiber, 'oaB er
bas Yferb gu @8qnben geiagt babe; bieier
mics bic 8ortpiirfe in befttger Weiie aurid
unb es fam gu einem er6ttterten Wortftrett,
Der bamtt enbete, oaB Sdcob S4lp1er plobz
lih Ieinen 8eDolDer 5ogl unb etnen @9uB
auf fetnen So6n ~abfeuerte, Der in bic re3te
8ruit getroffen nit etnem Nuff@rei 5uiamz
menbra9 lln0 na9 tpenigen Sefunben etne
Qet6e mar.
9pliaif Npldu BON Der DeertngftraBenz
8oliaeiitation, Der in Der manufacturer
Na9bdr16aft bes Sbatortes pD6nt, nurbe
bur6 ben @6uB b%erbeigelodt unb berbafs
tete ben gum M0rber getpprbenen 8ater 1nh
bra9te i'm na9 Der Brighton 8artzPofiaet=
%ftatton, BON nD er TpGter na9 Der Station
an Der 35. StraBe trunsporttrt purbe.
Die 2et9e bes @rmorbeten tpurbe na9 Der
elterli4en Mobnung i'm 9aule go. 1883
&eb3te Nbe gebra9t, no beute Der Coroner
einen Snqueit abbalten tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
KarpetfIopfen D. KIeinmuno.

DIS beitoblelt, nt6t per5wetfeln;
S Sen M i; st 8G nm seSe u" nij af' seis5 pSt'','"'
@rbaut baS ni9t beiiea, pte 0~iebespormnr
euf @rben !?
Mit Der 3eit sibt eS SIT 5anieu, .
0on Smpoten3abfdaeu III &lanler,
Mon bittet barum, BET MD9li9feit;
@s i9anbet ui9t : es lag 10 i'll Der 3eit.
@om 9reiie lpri6t man, ielbtperitanbIid
Dorber,
3ablt 10 lei6t, @eripre@en iiber 9Oppeltbe
9ebr.
3um gtueen Dient iebes @eratb.
Adv. Soiapba &t6ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
uhoImes' Cattle"
puroe heute frib eiu aaub Der Slammen

9as felt Monqten gu ether gspiFsn trauz
rigen8erii6mt3ett gelangte n6olmes @aitle",
,. B. Dqs ge9eimniBpole @ebdroe an Der 03,
Str, in tpel9em Or. 9Qlmes 10 pieGe i9GnG>
ltde Uforot6aten begansen bqben ipQ, tit
nt9t mebr, Mttttpp6 Morgen UNI ungefG6r
l ll6r bra9 in oemfelben Elm Seuer aus.
nel4es nit iol6er S6neGigfeit UNI iib
griff, baB bic Beuerpe6r fi9 bqmtt begniige:l
mubte, Die 5lammen quf ibren Serb gu be-
T4rdnfen.
abgebro6en fOate has @ebGube ~Iotpieio
peroen, unb BITE .5lummen BADEN iebt Der
Nbbru4sarbeit fDeIentlt6en @orI9ub gs=
letitet. Mte bas Ssuer entitanD, tonute
btsber nt9t ermtttelt Nsrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

9as an Der 63. @traBe, nabe ben 8elet1sn
Der SQinois Gentral=8abn, i'm 8au befinD=
lt9e gnli1eum bat 3tpei Menf9enz
leben gefoftet, unb 5tpdr oaour9, baB elmer
Der MetalIb0gen, bic iiber bic gan8e 8reite
pes @ebdubes 6intpeggeben uno Die oas @es
rippe bes 9a9es bilhen, plOBli9 in bic 3iefe
ItHr5te, als serabe opet Arbetter auf BENZ
ielben bamtt bei9dftigt paren, bic 8pl5su
an3ubrinsen, Die beiben Mrbeiter, Die aus
elmer 9Dbe BON $50 SUB binunterItiir3ten
unD fpfort tobt blieben, itno Samuel Nl}cz
GarneD unb st. Mcg1eiG Don go, 3617 Melliel
@traBe.
QlS ii9 Der ltngliidsfaq ereignete, narea
gegen 800 Mann in benz 8ebdube an Der
Nrbeit, pGbrepp bic e~iiernen 8ngen,' Die bas
@erippe Des 9a9es btloen, qngebra9t nun
ben, Muf einem bte5er 80gen naren W}e=
garnep unb Wrg}eil bei9dftigt unb rutl6te7
auf bsmlelbeu na9 Der Wfitte an, UNI oprt
eintge 8ol5en ein3ubdmmern, ais plDBli9 Der
8ogen in's S6panfsn gertet6 unb Die unter
befinpli6en Nrbstter 81 t6rem @ntfeben Iez
ben, baB Die 90Gen an ben Wdnoen nod ni9t
befeftigt paren. Ghe nod W}c@arnep unp
McNeil Dor Der @efabr, in Der ite IDneDten,
qeiparnt tperben fonnten, fiir5te Der 8pgen
nit furdbtbarem &ra6en in Die Siefe unb
bsgru6 bic betben Mrbetter unter it9, 10 baB
Te auf Der @tele ibren Sob fdnben, Die
Fur9ibar 5ugert@teten 2ei9en purben laG
gtoliton's Morgue an Der Safe Nbenue qez
bra9t, tpp beute Der Snqueit itattfinben pirb,
Mls Elm Munber lit es gu betra9ten, Deb
BEL benz 5aQen Der ~@iienmaffen nibt md
melt grDBeres unbeil angeri6tet pOrben 1T,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

Sine Sruu TT in MiROuri gum @beriff
ernaunt- alerbtngs nun 5eitpeilig uno bis
5ur Wa6l beS Na6folgers bes Oeritorbenen
S6eriffs, hires Mannes. Nber pel6e 9off@
nungen muB bas in Der 8ruit Der 5rauen
erreegen. @om Sheriff gum Mlapor, pom
OtaDor gum 9ouberneur, Dom 9ouperneur
gum PrdfiOenten iino nur brei S4rttte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
Grtd)oR teinen Sobn.
Derbdngnibpouer STREET. we9en
etnes pferoes.
Ser MDrOet berbaftet.

DoppeIte Grauer i'm Fauie oes 6rocers Jd-
cob SdIoder, 11r. 1859 Kco3ie 2lpc. =
Der dltefte Sobn foot mo Ger Dater we=
gen moroes i'll Dem poIi3ei=D erIie6 Ger
IS. Str. Statton.-Dater nno Sohn pfee
fen auf outem 5u6e gu ftehen. = Gin
STREET. aus eerin9fii9ieer urfa9e ole Der
anlafung gu Dem tootIihen Goufift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
aus fdwin0elnoer b0he

Stiir5cn 3pei 2lrbeiter sur Groe nieoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
8Srfe un6 hanoeI.

Nufb benz BieIi9en Wtarfte mar @eln auf Siinbignna au
4@4h 9@t. 1eidbt gu betomuen nnb @eblet pnroen mt
5@5h b. 8. bisfouttrt.
sluf Stem Dort mirben 9De9Tel NIT 70 @ents @ufs
eefO ~nertauft.
Nuf europa tpilrben %bered1et: 9i6t 60Sage
Sonopn (9fb. Sterll ...........4 1905 1895
Baris (Sroncs) $50. ..515-l-l6 5l6A-l-l6
8erltn CWtarf). .......... 49,. 95-29-32 9o-17-32
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

Nuf DER Gfeftemborie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
Diebmarft.

Rtnbpi.s paFOs in ben st'aasrS' ss. f'lss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

/ @9ofe: 9ie beften SO. 75-4.25, bic g~erin9ereu Sod
-2.75.
3ufubr 5000 @taf.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-07
Things Are Different Now.

Just after the civil war that ended
just thirty years ago, there was rea.
son for planting all cotton, and buying
corn, hay and bread and meat, by the
southern farmer. There was no money
in the country and no work could be
done without credit and no credit could
be had without cotton, for cotton
was scarce and high, and ready
cash. The commission merchants
favored the policy because it
put into their hands q sword
with double edge. cutting both ways,
catching the farmer agoin' and com.
in. 1t was for several years an easy
going game, and the farmers rather
liked it, and they have held on to the
custom with characteristic tenacity,
until they are afraid to let go. 1t is
all right when you have a good thing
to keep it; but when it becomes thor.
ougnly rotten and smells bad, throw
it away, or bury it out of sight.-Farm
and Ranch
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-07
CHILDREN IN CHINA.
they are Taught TO ne Polite and 10 Re
we're Their Ancestors

we're Their Ancestors
The children of the well-to-do Chi.
uese. In the winter, and in the north OF
China. wear quaint frocks of silk. OF
satin. or of brocade, made thick and
warm with q padding of cottonwood,
and deity embroidered, and garments
of fur. In the summer they wear thin
ner silks and lovely Chinese crepes.
Almost every Chinese child of high
station carries a fan. Fans are the
rattles of Chinese babyhood. A Chi
nese nurse diverts her young charge
with views of her swiftly.moved gayly.
painted fan. With that same fan she
cools for him the torrid air of the Chi
nese summer; and when he grows
strong enough to walk, aud totters
about, with Asiatic masculine arro-
gance upon his wcll-developed yellow
legs, his apple-faced mother, II forced
to criticise his momentary mode of life,
is very apt to score his yellow shoulders
with her pink perfumed fan. Though,
to be honest, Chinese child Is almost
never struck.
Many Chinese children who have
scarcely a garment, and rarely have an
ample dinner, have fans, and are expert
in their use. for in China the manner in
which fan is carried, opened, used and
moved is almost as significant as II is in
Korea. The nalsedest Chinese boy will
almost be sure to own kite. Chinese
children are as skillful as japanese chill
dren in kite flying, and are almost as
fond of it as are the children of Siam.
1t is more than religion with the Chi,
nese to obey as their ancestors have
obeyed, and in all things to follow in
the footsteps of those ancestors. This
held China together for centuries; but
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-07
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
THE TRuANTs.

Two little maids With pout and frovn.
Wandered away from Pleasant Town"
They'd srumbled ut this and erumbled az that,
They q leased the dos and worried the cat.
Ttll an ugly old witch on q broom Jew down
And chased them into Sorry Town"
Two little maids with never frovn.
Wandered the streets OF Sorry Town"
With eyes so fearful and hearts so sore.
They wandered about from door TO door
Till ut last on eurbstone they set them down,
And vept for the joys Of Pleasant Town"
Each l,tle maid with q smile, not frown,
Wandered back to Pleasant Town."
With eyes so smiling. but feet so sore,
They went and knocked at mothers door.
And when she opened with awful frown,
She beheld two trusnts from pleasant Town. y
Minnie NJ. Stricken. In womankind
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-07

| now the reluctance of the Chinese T.,
| make use of methods and implements
| Of war that were unknown to and uH
used by their ancestors threetens to
| make China, if not a nation of the past
| at least a nation torn and d'smet
bercd.
Courtesy Is one of the first lessons
taught to the children of China. Al
most every Chinese child, rich or poor,
| is taught how to address his parents,
his superiors, his fellows and his infe-
riors. Except among the very poorest
classes considerable portion of each
day is devoted by the child to the study
of etiquette. Boys and girls are edu'
Gated together until they are about ten.
Then, unless the poverty of the family
is such that they are obliged to assist in
the struggle for bread, the boys so tc
school or have tutor and the girls are
taught at home by a governess.
A large proportion of the Chinese
are born, live and die on boats.
Strangely enough, none, or nearly
none. of them can swim. But almost
every Chinese child is an expert fisher,
and exceedingly fond of the sport. Fish
and rice form very largely the diet OF
every Chinese child. Except among
the very poor the children and tho
women eat apart from the men.
The children of the Weather people
eat considerable poultry and unlimited
fruit. Among the poorer Chinese the
girls are taught to cook, to do all sorts
of household work, and to sew roughly.
| have eaten some delicious dinners
cooked by Chinese girl of twelve. In.
deed, cooking is the great national tai,
ent of the Chinese.
The boys of the poorer classes are
taught one or more of thousand WAYS
of earning living. remember one
merry little fellow who lived alone with
his grandfather, who was blind and
lame, and the small fellow Il think he
could not have been over eight, per-
haps not SO old was the real bread
winner of the family. They had D.
hatching-establishm small hut
with very low roof, on which the sun
in summer beat down fiercely. Near the
hut was a good-sized pond. divided by
boards aid stakes into small sections.
On the floor of the hut they Matched
ducks eggs, and when the ducklings
were sufficiently Matched they were put
afioat upon the pond. People came for
miles, bringing from dozen to some
hundreds of eggs. Those eggs were
wrapped in coarse napkins, put on the
floor of the hut, and left there until the
sun had done the natural work of the
mother duck. The process, If remem-
Der, took the better part of month.
have seen the floor of the hut COM
pletely covered with eggs. But it was
said that the small boy never made a
mistake. At all events, his customers
seemed satisfied to man that they in
variably received the result of their
own eggs.-Pall Mall Budget.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-07
Don't Get Cav.

We desire to submit a very few words
of warning and advice to southern cot.
ton planters. Don't get gay because
the price of cotton has gone up after
you had sold the last bale you had.
Don't get gay and imagine that the
next crop is going to sell at ten cents a
pound fast as it eau be ginned. Don't
get gay and plant every foot of ground,
including the cabbage spatcb, your
wife's flower bed and the calf lot in cot
ton. Don't you do it. We may theorize
on the recent advance in the price of
cotton, but all the chances are that the
present squirt will not last. An increased
acre of cotton will simply be calamity.
The south must get out of the cotton
habit, at least TO the extent of plant
ing something besides cotton. 1t must
get into the corn and pork habit. Even
if cotton should go up two cents on
the pound, it would still be unprofit-
able to raise cotton to the exclusion of
everything else, but the chances are
that the present rise will come to an
early end, and the next crop will sell
as low as this one did. Wherefore we
repeat our warning to the southern
cotton planter-Don't Get Gay.-Mem-
phis Commercial Appeal.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-07
ScripfuraI Evidence.

There is very clever small girl in
England who reasons out great many
things for herself, and who cannot be
deceived. as many other small girls
are, by things that are told her 'for
fun"
Having been instructed by one of her
aunts that the moon was made of green
cheese, she Immediately sought out her
grandfather, to whom she said:
Aunt j. says the moons made OF
green cheese, but don't believe it."
And why not?" asked her grand,
father.
Because I've been readin' in the BIZ
bic and it proves the moon amt made
of green cheese, because the moon was
made before the cows was. IN. Y. Ad-
yertiser,
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-05-07
GARDEN AND ORCHARD,

Once a good start of small fruits is
secured it is easy to grow an abundant
supply.
Pear trees are inclined to grow too
close to the center and need careful
trimming.
sec that the center of the apple
tree is kept trimmed out, and that all
dead limbs are cut off.
plum and cherry trees need little
pruning, the latter the least of any
variet y of fruit.
With the grape a few strong, Wig.
orous canes will bear better and yield
more fruit than large number of weak
ones.
Trees will make growth of leaves
and wood on thin soil, but they re.
quire mineral manures to perfect good
fruit.
implements used in the orchard
should be those that will thoroughly
stir the surface and mellow the soil.
"A safe rule in fruit growing is ia
grow few varieties and give such care
as is ,sece nsary to grow them we'll.
Thorough surface cultivation will
prevent the growth Of red raspberry
suckers between the rows. Begin il
before they get too coed a start.
Ar range SO that the aewly-planted
orchards can be cultivated as thor.
oughly as the corn and potatoes Then
mulch before the hot, dry weather sets
in.
In .csno ric for
care must be taken not to make the
solution too strong; there is danger OF
burning the foliage.
An apple or cherry tree is more
valuable il it shoots out low. BY trim.
ming from the top the lower branches
will grow out.
-Woou ashes are are better and
chard than stable manure. There is
no advantage in forcing the growth of
fruit trees too rapidly.
1T is important to see that the soil
is made firm around the stems of new.
ly-set trees. Otherwise hard winds
will loosen the roots and often blow
the trees over.
I'm order to destroy the weeds easily
in the garden cultivation must be com.
menced as soon as they get fairly
above ground, and then be repeated as
often as new crop starts up.
"A small and frequently trans
planted tree grows more readily than
one never disturbed. Each time the
roots are disturbed there is a tendency
to form fresh fibrous roots at once.
1T is better.to cut away the dead
wood from trees, even If the tree 10
disfgured. than To allow it to remain.
This is especially true of the peach,
which thrives best with severe cutting
back.
One OF the best Implements with
v hich to begin cultivation in the gar
den is q sharp steel rake, or rake 1T.
tachment to a garden euitiyator. II
rightly used either Of these will Do
stroy the weeds and ems the suyisse.~
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