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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11

The southern dairyman has a great
advantage over his northern brother in
that he can pasture his cows ten months
in the year, and often twelve. This
makes the cost of keeping a COW much
cheaper. and the profit ought to be
relatively more but it generally is not.
Milk and butter bring as good prices
as in the north and often better But the
loss comes just where the profit is sup
posed TO be made. viz: pasturing all
winter. The weather. of course, is not
freezing cold. so the dairyman allows
his cows to ru1- out day and night The
air is often chilly and the cold rain
and north winds are what make the
cows shrink in their milk III the
southern dairyman would furnish a
good shelter for their cows, and keep
them up and feed them at night and
during bad weather, he would get a
greater profit from them Practical
Dairyman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11

g STATE. --RoRRRT ALLISON, Deceased.
e@ state OF Wisconsin. county Cour Of Grant
CoLnty-Iu Probate
Notice is hereby given. that at the special te rm
81 I ne County Court. 10 b. held in and for said
county AZ the Court House in the ity of Lancas-
~. IN said County, on the 4th Tuesday of April
a D.. 1885, being the s3h day of April, Sg5
a. ihe hour OF one clock in the afternoon, the
following matter will be heard aud considered;
he az plication of He, nv X. Smith for the
allowai &c of his final accot Mt ts tdministr tor
o. me esl ate OF Robert Allison. dece $, d, la'e
of he own OF jamestown in said county ana
for an assignment OF The residue of said estate
By order of the Court.
GEO. B. CARTER
Dated March 90, 1895. Jaw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11

Dairying in Central America. - Ac-
cording to a recent consular report
from Honduras, in dairy farming lies
unquestionably an opening for the for
eign settler. In the capital and towns
throughout the Republic cows milk
is scarce. and is retailed at almost pro-
hibitive prices. As n natural conse-
quence. the manufacture of butter is
small, and what is obta4nable is of very
inferior quality. Large quantities of
thin cheese are made for home con-
sumption, but it is of poor quality. The
fact is that the native population has
scarcely any knowledge or experience
of the various branches of dairy farm
ing. and. until the foreigner steps in,
IL is improbable that any Improvement
will be made. 1t should be remarked
that for climatic reasons this industry
in Central America differs widely from
that carried on in the United States and
Europe. and on this account many for
eign dairy farmers have been only par
italy successful.
tuberculosis in Milk-It seems
probable that milk from tuberculous
cattle will not contain bacteria unless
tuberculosis centers exist in the udder
Even when milk contains bacteria
tuberculosis is not the inevitable re-
suit. The germ does not multiply in
milk, though IL may remain alive for
some time. Experiments have shown
that q number of these germs must
enter the body at one time in order to
cause the disease. When present in
the alimentary canal and in sufficient
number infection can not take place so
long as the mucous membrane of the
digestive tract is in a healthy condf-
ton. and when II has entered the sys-
TEN the germ has to survive the con-
flict with the "bacilii eater" The dan
gers which Turk in milk are no greater.
now that they are recognized and their
results measured, than they were when
their existence was not even suspected
Medical aud Surgical Reporter.
The common dock Is considered a RuS.
sance bN cuitiVators, and yet some OF
the species serve a useful purpose The
one known as "sorrci" Is used in tina
old world 10 make special sauces for
meats. and one of the species Is used -
the form Of spinach; this e known 81
the spinach Aock.
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bruises

The popular idea that snakes are
charmed by music and can be made to
dance is entirely exploded by the in
vestigations Of some OF the most emf
nent naturalists,
1t is claimed that sounds affect
snakes only as the vibrations reach
their sense Of feeling. To prove this.
a number OF cohras were placed in a
room and musicians We're ranged on a
pile of rugs and required 20 play A
light screen was brought ana set UP
So that the snakes could not see the
players. who pipcd and scraped with
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11

might and main, withou. causing the
slightest movement on the part of the
reptiles. The screen was then taken
away. when the cobras began to rouse
up and. standing erect. moved their
heads from side to side. following the
swing of the violinist's elbow. A piper.
who sat perfectly still, did not seem to
attract their attention in the least
single cobra was then selected for
experiment Music unaccompanied by
any marked action had nc effect on it:
but when man stepped out some dis
lance before it, and began raising and
dropping first one hand, then the other,
the creature showed the utmost ac-
tivity, swaying its body from side to
side and sometimes striking forward
with such force that it's head came in
contact with the floor
From these experiments it appears
that the so-calie3 dancing snake is only
Z poor, frightened captive waving its
head and body about as if to find some
way of escape.
Other snakes, confined in cases, in
variably become excited and nervous
when sound vibrations reached them
through the medium of their prison
houses. A violin resting on one of
these cases was played, when the occu-
pants became greatly disturbed, but
quieted down at once when the instru-
ment was removed. even though it was
played as close to the case as possible
without touching it.
The sight of snakes seems to be very
clear and keen, but they may possibly
be like the earth worm: Sensitive to
sound only as the vibrations of it reach
their sense of feeling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11

The Camera Danger Indicator.
The photographer has some very in
teresting possibilities in the way of
danger indicators. In one instance
tenant insisted that the walls of the
building he occupied were settling.
There was a dispute and the prospect
of trouble. when some one suggested a
photograph taken every day. This was
decided upon, and at the end of week
the change in the walls was quite start
ling AS the structure settled on one
side. and very steadily, there was no
method OF testing it so accurately as
by the camera. A bridge photo
graphed while empty and then when
train of ears was moving over it, was
found TO sag far beyond the danger
line. A man owning a farm on a hill
side fancied that his fences moved
after heavy rains. He photographed
the field and discovered that his pos
sessions were slowly but surely slid
ing down long slope. To determine
whether death has actually taken
place, the camera may be used to ad-
vantage. Negatives taken some hours
apart have shown changes of features
not possible when life has left the body.
These are only few of the ways in
which the photographer may find him
self useful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES .
EsrATE-AARoN NJ. MOORE. deceased

EsTATE-AARoN NJ. MOORE. deceased
state of Wisconsin. County Court of Grant
County,-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the general term
of the County Court, 10 be held in and for said
County at the Court House in the Civ of Lancas-
ter. in said County, on the LIST Tuesday of
Nav, A D. 1925, being the 7th day of May.
1895, at the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon
the following matter will be heard and considered:
The application of j. hn MAJ ke'. admins
traitor of the estate of Aaron NJ u ore, deceased
for The allowance of his final .scceunt aBd for
distribution OF the II sidue 10 The persons en-
tilted thereto by law.
By order of the Court.
GEO b. CARTER.
'-3t County Judge.
Dated rich ~ 1895
Brown q Goodsell. Atty's for administrator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11
The Donble Fender.

The illustration shows the newest
life-saving device for street cars in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11

ontraeted Ask your drug.
gist about BAC0-CUR0. II
ispurely vegetable. You d,
not have 70 stop using to
hacco with BAC0-CUR0. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11
INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS UP TO
DATE.
The EifIeI Tower BicycIe-The Double
Fender for Electric Street Car serv-
ice Hearing Plants Grow-Camera
a Danger Indicator.

BICYCLE FIRM
on lower Broadway
has on exhibition in
its window a ma
chine which made a
sensation at the hi
cycle trade in Paris
on June IA last, and
was an object of
much interest in
the recent bicycle
show at the Madi-
ison Square garden.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-11
EXECUTION SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, a. Tn c,;,c,;4 Co..
COUNTY OF GRANT. - - ou' Noui'
Waters and Dennis Plaintiffs
w. " Mink Defendant.
The Dubuque Fruit and Prodrcs Co. Plaintiff
W. v Mink Defendant
d. G. Gasser Tobacco Co. Plaintiff
VS.
W. v. Mink Defendant.
j. T. Hancock and Sons Plaintiffs
W. V. Mink Defendant.
I. P. Coates Plaintiff
Wv. Mink Defendant
Bronson, Brown Co. Plaintiff
W v Mink Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by Virtue of several
Executions issued out of the Circuit Court for said
Grant County upon six several Judgments render
ed in said Circuit Court follows on the End day
of December A. d. 1898 in favor of the above nam
ed Plaintiffs: Waters & Dennis, The Dubuque
Fruit and Produce Co., ID. G. Gasser Tocacco Co,
j. L. Hancock Il Sons and L. p. Coates and against
the above named Defendant w. " Mink and said
five several Judgments we're docketed in the Office
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Grant County,
Wisconsin the End day of December A. ID. 1898
and the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1884, in favor
of tho above named Plaintiff. Brunson Brown Co.
and against the above named Defendant W. v.
Mink and docketed in said Clerk of the Circuit
Courts Office on the 9th day of January, A. d. 1894
and all of said six several Executions to me direct
ed and delivered by the Plaintiffs Attorney, I'd.
NJ Lowry, have on this 9th day OF March, A. D.
1895 levied upon all the right title and interest the
Defendant VI v Mink had on the 4th day of Sep
tember A. d. 1898. the day the real estate herein
after described was attached by the above named
Plaintiffs by Virtue of Several Writs of Attach
ments issued out of the said Circuit Court in favor
of the above named Plaintiffs and against the above
named Defendant or has since acquired, in and to
the following described real estate to-wit: The
South East quarter of the North West quarter and
the South West quarter of the North East quarter
of Section fifteen (15), and the North half of the
South East quarter of Section twenty-seven (27)
all ia Town three f3) North of Range four az
West in Grant County, Wisconsin
And will on the
26th day of Apru. A. D 1895.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon. at the front door
of the Court House, in the City of Lancaster, offer
the same for sale and sell the at Public Ven
due to the highest and best bidder bidders for
cash or so much thereof will be sufficient to
satisfy said six several Executiorers and cost of
sale.
Dated sheriff's office, Lancaster, Wisconsin this
9Th day of March, A. d. 1895.
w. ]. DYER, Sheriff Grant
County, Wisconsin
Ed NJ Lowry Plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. Address Lancaster, Grant Co. Wis. SIT
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operation. 1t has been tried in Balti-
more and an extensive report of the
trial in a scientific journal says that
street car fatalities are impossible
wherever the new fender is in use.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24
CREDITO Y AHORRO PONCENO
PRES/DENCIA

Vencido ell termino fjado para ell pago del
seguudo diyidendo pasivo, la Junta de Go
bierno, en- session ordinaria celebrada aver,
acordo ampliarlo hasta ell dia 81 del corrien-
te mes, en- concordancia con 10 que prescri
be ell articulo g. de los Estatutos advertir
los sefiores accionistas que no 10 hayan We
rificado que seguo los articulos 16 y II de
los mism 0s. toda demora en- ell pago de al
gin dividendo pasivo, impone al interesado
La obligation de abonar los intereses del mis-
mo, al tipo de por 100 anual y autoriZa a
la Juata Directiva para proceder q su cobro
por la via judicial, dirigiendo su accion con-
ira los que aparezcan respousables del debi
to, de acuerdo con 10 que para estos casos
determine ell articulo 146 del Codigo de Co
mercio. que la falta de psgo de cualquiera
de los dividendos pasivos dentro del termino
fiiado por Ia Junta de Gobierno, da esta
Ell derecho de proceder judicialmepte su
cobro al de los intereses correspondence
dirigiendo su accion contra las personas in :
dicadas en- ell artfculo 1874 NJ C6digo de Co
mercio Y en- los t6rmiua Aescritos en- ell
mismo articulo; pudiendo por tanto anular
en- su case las acciones de los que hubiesen
dejado de satisfacer los dividendos, cuando
los tenedores de elias no comparecieren, ha-
-ciendose impossible toda reclamation perso
nal.
Los sefiores accionistas que quieran efec-
tuar ell psgo en- sus respectivas locali-
dades podran hacerlo los comisionados 81
guientes:
En Adjuntas, sefores don Domingo Fe-
rrer don s. Palmieri,
En- Yauco, don j. Z. Totti.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24
ENTERRADO VINO

Los periodicos griegos dan cuenta de un
hecho espantOso ocurrido hace poco5 dfas en-
Messina (Turqufa Asiatica).
FL consul de Italia en- aquella ciudad, Sig.
Ovidio Rossi, Sc sintio gravemente enfermo;
su esposa envio a buscar Chipre m afama
do medico, ell cual, cuando lego junto al pa
ciente, que era presa en- aquel instante de
una postraci6n completa de las fuerzas vita
les, crey6 que habfa falecido, declarandolo
asi.
Sc celebraron con gran pompa los funera-
les y ell cadaver fae enterraeo en- ell cemen
terio catolico de la ciudad.
La tarde del dia en- que tuvo efecto la fd-
nebre ceremonia, uno de los guardas del ce-
menterio oyo gritos que procedian de la Sc
pultura recien cerrada; lleno de terror corri6
\ prevenir la familia de Rossi, que sin per-
-~1empo mand6 abrir de nuevo la tum
ba: un horrible espectaculo Sc presento la
vista de los que rodeaban aquela; el cuerpo
del -infoItlQado consul estaba en- distinta pc
5ici6n de la en- que Sc fe babfa cofocado
arrancados los cabellos, los ojos fuera de las
6rbitas, las msnos crispadas. Rossi habfa
sido enterrado viyo habia mnerto dentro
de su sepultura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24

Les vapores de la compadia de Herrera
que haeen escala en- este puerto, Santo Do
mipgo y Haiti, y que no admitfan pasajeros
para los dos 1ltimos por la epidemia yario-
losa que reinaba en- Ia capital de esta isla;
desde hoy los reanuda, admitiendo carga y
pasajeros para dichos puntos.
Son consignatarios en- esta plaza los sef1o-
res Fritze Lund Il Co. Sc
Pesadores de carne denunciados hoy por
falta de peso:
Lorenzo Ruiz, Victor Perez, Jose Colon,
Juan Garcia y Tomas Cintron.
Nuestro querido amigo de Yauco don Jo-
Sc &. Torres ha establecldo en- aquel pueblo
IN taller tipografco con anexe de encuader-
nacion, donde sc hara toda clase de traba-
jos de imprenta.
En- ell propio local, en- departamento Sc
parade, ha alberto su despacho de agente
,fsenaofialista, para toda clase de asuntos
jadiciales, notariales y ADMINISTRATORS.
Deseamos al amigo Torres muchas pros
peridades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24
Juan Ortn

Tn catedrstico de ls tniversidad de Lem
berg, M. Siemiradki, que ha hecho reciente-
mente un largo viaie por Ia America del Sur,
dice que en- una de las excursiones tuyo oca-
sion de hablar con uno de los companeros de
Juan Orth, comunica al huryer LevoS,rshi
las siguientes noticias que le dio sq1el com
pafiero del ex-archiduque de Austria.
Daspues de haber vendido su corbeta Mar
garitd, que naufrag6 POGO despu6s, Juan
Orth Sc dirigio, por Mendoza, Chile, donde
tom6 parte en- la revolucion contra Balmase-
da. Despues de la victoria de los iusurrec
tos, el archiduque aventurero quedo al servi-
clio de la Republica en- caidad de comandan-
te del acorazado PyeSidente Elr0Suriz. Es' G
barco fue al aflo sguiente al Ecuador de
allf al Jap6n, al cual fue vendido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24
COSTUMBRES RUSAS

Existe en- Kieff un convento llamado de
Santa Laura debajo del cual conservanse
unas catacumbas que encierran multitud de
sepulcros de santos.
En- la noche de Pascua baja un sacerdote
dicbas catacumbas saluda los santos
cuyos restos fueron sepultados ALI, con las
siguientes palabras, que reptile hasta tres
veces: CHristos Voskres. Cristo ha resuci-
tado.
La ereencia popular asegura que los san
tos, al DIR la salutacion del sacerdote, con
testan a eoro: Voytino Voskres. En- yerdad
ha resHcitado.
Sin duda, ell eco que la Soz del sacerdote
produce en- las catacumbas ha dado origen q
esa tradici6n que las gentes del pals tleDen
arraigada hasta un punto inverosimil, que
refieren de padres hijos con superticiosa
conviction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24

fegyidad logre llevar feliz termino
la penosa tarea que ha emprendido
de instruir y organizar a los volun-
tarios.
De ese modo no volveremc & DIR
dialogos parecidos al que oimos una
tarde de ejercieio en- el campo del
Moro.
Hacian un descanso los voluntarios,
cuando un aragonei reoiea llegado de
10 Peninsula. acercandose 4 un paisa
no suyo L pregunto:
-OJe, ehfqnio. 49, jQue hacen
ahi esos horteras Uesttos de rayadillo ?
Pues, mia tn ;. .E;t&n jugando
q los Soldafcos.
Sic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24
Escenas dramatiCaS
en- una Carcel

Hace alg1n tempo robaron M. Mac se
Leja, mas de 90 600 frances.
Como presunta autora f-o-6e1og6da- Ia
criada, pero mas tarde la dejaron en- Hber
tad.
Dias despues aparecieron nuevos indicios
y volvieron deteuerla, siendo conducida
4 la prisi6n cellular de San Leonardo.
La Hermana de guardia, que no perdia de
vista a la ioven, descubrio una envoltura
paquetito con tres billetes de 500 frances
Informado ell hallszgo, ell director de la
prisi6n mando desnudar y registrar la de-
tenida, Josefina ...., y en- el corse encon
traron una regular fortuna: la cantidad de
1890 frances
Esto ocurrio las tres de la tarde. A las
seis hallaron la infeiz ahorcada en- su
zelda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24
UN TREU AL Rio

Un tren de mercancfas de la Inca N0rftk
and Weetern all a01y, de Cincinnati (E3tados
Unidos de Am6rica), recorria una curva muy
pronunciada en- los alredelores de la ciudad,
cuando ell maquinista apercibio que los ca
balletes del puente que atrayiesa ell rio, es-
taban ardiendo.
Va no era oportuno detener la locomotora,
apeando al 1ltimo recurso, la lanz6 a todo
vapor entire las llamas que consumian ell
puente.
Paso la msquina con velocidad realmente
vertiginosa, pero los ysgones que la segnfan,
en- nlimero de IA, cayeron al rio y Sc hundie-
ron en- ell fondo del aqua.
Todas las personas que iban en- ell tren,
excepto ell maquinista y ell fogonero, han
perecido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24
C EStaf9ta
de Ponce
CAFE DE ATOCHA-POECE.
PZatoS del dta:
Pavo con champignon
Butifarras con papas fritas
Arroz con gallina
BeeffSteak de lomillo
Hallacas
Helados: mantecado

Son muchos los ageutes que han CORES
pondido nuestraS excitaciOnes tiltimas para
que nos remesasen los fondos que tuvieran
en- su poder, ,activando ell cobro de los recibos
pendientes de realization, oblg ando una vez
mas nuestra gratitud; pero otros adn no
han respondido dichas excitaclones, pOr 10
cual nos vemos obligados reiterarles nues-
tras sdplicas, tin de que en- ell mas breve
plazo possible envien los saldos que tengan
pendientes con esta empresa, sobre la cual
pesan gastos de gran importancia.
Oportunamente publicaremos los nombres
de los pueblos cuyas agencias estAn al dia.
Carlos Vazquez Jose Martinez (a) Ell
Indio, fueron sorprendidos la noche anterior
fracturando la puerta de la cantina que exis-
te en- la Estacion del ferrocarril, llevandose
40 cajetillas de cigsrros, dos botellas de GER
VEGA, una de brandy otra de ron.
Ell VAzquez fue detenido, pero no asi FL
I,adio que Sc di6 la fnga.
Al primero lie fueron ocupadas s1 cajeti-
Has de cigarrcs
Inscripciones hechas en- ell Regstro Civil ::
Defu71ciones: Maria Lopez Guzman, Juan
Miguel Dros Rodriguez, Francisco Costa, Fe-
lix Cruz Silvestre, Andres Gomez, Vicente
Melodi Leo hijo. Rafael Rodriguez.
Nacimtentos: :-Ildemaro Evangelista Ro-
driguez, Carlos Juan Zola.
Nuestro querido amigo don Ulpiano Co
lom iefe del Cuerpo de Bomberos, Sc ocupa
activameute de d0tar dcha instituci6p de
una excelente banda de musica que no solo
sirva para amenizar los actOs del Cuerpo, 81
no que al mismo tempo presto e. servicio de
retreats, tan necesario aqui, que puede de
cirse no hay mas distraction piiblica que
esa
En- uno de los proximos vapores que sal
gan para Europa, encargara un complete y
moderno Instrumental para dicha banda.
Para clio ell Cuerpo de Bomberos contribuye
con una cantidad. Pero como esta no LENA
la totalidad de 10 que cuestan los instrument
tos, necesario Sc hace que la iniciativa par
ticular complete la obra.
Sabemos de muchas personals, concurren
tes asiduos las retreats, que con gusto con-
tribuiran q que Sc realize ell proyecto del Sc
nor Colon.
Nosotros, por nuestra parte, nos suscribi-
mos con la quota que Sc nos senaIe para do
tar dicho Cuerpo de esa banda musical y
para que puedan verifcarse las retretas que,
por falta de banda, Sc han suspendido desde
hace tempo.
Imitennos los demas, ell proyeoto Sc rea-
lzara pronto.~
Nuestro amigo don Evaristo lzcoa Dfaz
nos encarga maDifestemos que ha llegado q
sus oidos que ell tipografo Rafael MuGoz, ge-
rente que fu6 de La Bomba, anda por ahi
pdiendo dinero en- su nombre sus amigos,
Fsin haberle autoriz ado para clio.
para que 6stos no Sc dejen sorprender,
10 hace pdblico.
Nuestro amigo don Ramon Hoyos Delga
do ha iniciado una suscric01 particular, pa
ra favorecer un amigo que hoy Sc halla en
desgraca
Es plausible la acc6n del senor Hoyos, no
dudamos, que las personas de buenos senti-
mientos lie ayudaran en- la realization de esa
obra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-24

En San German, don Tomas Quif1ones.
Quienes les eXpedirau recibos provisional
les previa entrega de sus eXtractos de lns-
cripcion los cuaes deber3n satisfacerse
los sellos correspondence sean cinco cen
tavos espafioles por acci6n.
10 que Sc hace pdblico para conocimiento
general.
Ponce, 16 de Mayo de 1895 --Por la ]. de
g., Ell Secretaro, j. o. Pas0reU Ell Direc-
tor Gerente, INFERNO, YdUter Mnfiont.