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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
, Knights of hvacr.

Excelsior Lodge met on Friday evening
having a good attendance of the work.
ers, among whom were some OF the old
timers as visitors. The business was
soon dispatched, when the dictator well
coined brother DR.. Hill, who responded
by y'expressing his grateful appreciation OF
the fraternal spirit shown him by the
lodge during his recent illness. The re-
port OF the.grand officers, visit to Boston
last Monday night was given by the die
tator and brother Jollie with some COM
ments. The discussion Of the theme
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
But One Saved
Out Of Ten Who Suffered From
Kidney Disease and
Gravel.

And that one. 7. n. Arnold OF 146 West
avenue, Rochester, n. ", was the only
who used DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy.
This remarkable statement was investi-
gated and published recently In the Roch-
ester Democrat and Chronicle. Mr. Ar
mold said: "Some years ago ! was taken
sick, which ran along until 1889 before l
found out the real cause. There were
ten OF US, friends, all sick In the
city OF Rochester ut the same time
with kidney disease or gravel in the plsd-
der-nine uied. The doctors exercised
their utmost skill on those nine men but
could not save one OF them. picked up
a book one day on DIR. David Kennnedy's
Favorite Remedy, and saw my case de-
scribed exactly, and j resolved TO try II.
/ commenced its use, and how shall ex-
press my gratitude, for IL saved my liie
The pain have suffered no mortal man
can describe. / have lain on my back
with my feet against the wall to try and
get in a position TO ease the pain. After
/ had taken three doses of Favorite Rem
edy, I commenced TO feel better; OF course
the pain and swelling continued uhtil
the stone was all dissolved. From the
time / went TO bed and commenced TO
use
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02

multiplied assessments caused by the in
creasing number OF assessments was
then considered from the sentimental
standpoint, with the usual plea OF
shrewd lawyer to . sympathizing jury.
The financial improvement OF tne lodge
Is a marked feature now, and the treasur-
er's report OF "all bills paid" without
drawing on the bank was well received.
Brother DIR. l.. =. Hill was chosen az
lodge medical, examiner in place OF the
late DIR. FORSYTH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Kiamn Wants to Resign.

CoNsTASTIyoPLE, Nov. 2.-Having put
the Armenian question on the track of
settlement, Kiamil Pasha has asked the
sultan 10 relieve him OF the grand vizier-
ship, which has exhausted him and which
demands the physical and mental ener.
gies OF younger man. The sultan, in "A
reply peremptorily declared that he could
not dispense with his services.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02

Evidently Not In sympathy with Terms
Dictated by Russia.

SOFIA, Nov. 2.-Thc entire Bulgarian
ministry has resigned until Prince Ferdi-
nand shall have promised that his son,
Boris, shall be baptized in the Russian
church. II is learned upon Ecrdinand's
authority that Russia will only consent TO
enter into diplomatic relations with Bull
garia on condition Of the fresh election Of
a prince from the candidates approved by
the powers. The list may include Prince
Ferdinand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Wn stop at Plymouth.

HAMBURG, Nov. 3. The HAMBURG
american steamships hereafter will cal
at Plymouth, Eng, on their eastward
journey instead Of mt Southampton, thus
saving IL hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Spindle Penetrated Lung.

SAco, Me-, Nov. Q. George Freddet,
aged IA, an employe In the Laconia mills,
is in n critical condition as result OF a
stab accidentally received from spindle
in the hand of n fellowworkman. The
spindle penetrated his lung.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Italian. Hold balance of Power.

ReaE, er-2--The next -cnnsistnry to
be held will leave the Italians In ma
jority OF three over the foreign cardinals
in the conclave. and, ms there will remain
only three cardinals hats vacant, the SUI
premacy Of the Italian vote is assured over
any possible combination in favor of
foreign candidate for the ponti1cate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
NIonarrIis Meet.

PoTspAM, Nov. 2.-The King OF Portugal
arrived here last night, in the course OF
his tour of Europe. Emperor William rc.
ceived his guest with much ceremony.
The King OF Portugal dned en- famille
with the emperor and empress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
THE REGAL SHOE.

Above is our Tabasco style,
the narrowest toe made, the most
stylish and graceful shoe worn.
No over-estimated, misrepresent.d
article is this, but a genuine welted
shoe. We make the Tabasco in
Calf, Patent Calf and Russia Cali,
in all sizes and one price $3.50.
l.. c. BLISS & Co
STORES: 100 Summer St, Boston; uy & III
Nassau ST., New York; Is47 Broadway, New
York; a9I Broadway, Nv York; 5s7 Fulton
90 Fifth Ave, Pittsburg, Pa; y Douaroe ST.,
Providence; sro +. baltimore ST; Baltimore;
Ii9 North MaiE ST., Brockton.
Factory: Byockscs, Mzss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Arabs OnenlY Hostile.

CoysTANrIYoPLE, Nov. 2--Troublc is
threatened in Arabia. The ministers arc
hurrylng rc-onforcements TO the Red sea-
1t is stated that the lives OF the Turks are
unsafe outside the garrison towns. The
Arabs are openly hostile. 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Not Chasing Insurgents.

HABANA, Nov. 2.-Gcneral tie Campos
aud his staff are studying the country
surrounding Habana, in order TO erect de-
fensivc works in cases OF trouble with
some foreign power.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Sanctioned by Peru.

LIMA, Nov. 2.-Congress has definitely
sanctioned the Hualgayoc railroad con.
cession, and the government is now anx.
ious to hear something definite regarding
the probable time of commencing the
work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Justice Again Hindercd.

ST JoHN's. \. T., Nov. 2.-Tho persons
arrested at BURN for smuggling have ar.
ranged to secure the services OF one of the
leading lawyers from here, SO the cases
have been postponed for some days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
The Pope Very Weak.

ROME, Nov. 2. Accounts OF the pope's
health are highly contradictory. and the
truth probably is that he constantly over
taxes his strength and thus induces faint.
ing fits, which alarm his attendants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Quite a rormidable rnemv.

LONDON Nov. 2--The news of the King
of Ashantec's preparations for war may be
quite ~ seriaas matter far Hit. British If ~
his envoy says. he has $1,000 rifles. He
rules more than 5000, 900 people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02
Cardinal Dead.

SEVILLE. Nov. 2.--Cardinal Benito Sapzy
Fores, archbishop of Seville, is dead. He
was born in 1928 and was created cardinal
In 1898.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-02

Send 3 Cents for Sample Pack
age. Faultless Chemical Com.
pany. Baltimore, Md.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
sAwDIST VALUABLE.
Modern Discovery for the Utilization
Of = Heretofore UseIess OdAI

Modern Discovery for the Utilization
of q Heretofore UseIe.. oHAL.
One q The methods whereby profit
has been made from Sawtusr Is the
manufacture from il Of oxaIic add,
which Is q simple process producing s
material IN wide commercial demand / q
the arts Of dyeiIg and other chemical
arts As iuLmated. the process Is rot
only simple. but the outfit for conduct
Ing il does not involve = large invest
EslL The p~-iacinis< involved sre -.
complicated, and the process can he
carried out By cheap labor under the
superintendent OF = fairly intelligent
director
OXAlc acid Is frequently met with IN
the vegetable kingdom. especially in
combination with gases which destroy
its poisonous character. Oxalate OF
lime l. found in considerable uuantitv
In the rhubarb plant: oxalSte Of potash
Is found in the so-re. and oxa-
late q soda in s~alico-nia, and sal soda.
Formerly the scid was obtained from
the sgrrel oIalis a~cetosellz- but more
recently from sugar, by the action OF
the nitric acd upon IL The nitric acid
and sugar are boiled for some time.
then evaporated 10 dy0eS and the
oxzlic acid formed = purified BE- recrys
Utilization from water. A much
cheaper material than sugar is saw
dust IN this case An aTkali must be
employed instead Of an acd. as well
As Al 4 higher temperature. The opera
ton Is conducted in al iron vessel Of
suitable SIC sEd saspa: and either
csUstic soda o. potash is employed. the
yield being greater with the latter.
Some recent experiments made 20
10 prove that q mixture Of forty
parts Of caDStic potash 10 sixty parts
o. cauS-ic soda VIII produce as large
: yield As when potash alone Is USED.
provided the operation 0e performed
in shallow vessels with thin layers OF
the material avoiding rs far as posi-
bic TIE fusng Of the mass Soft woods,
such as pine and hr, produce larger
Quantities Of oxalic acid than hard
wood Ike oak The proportion Of the
wood 70 2Ikali should o exceed Is 20
100. and the temperature should be
about $50 degrees Fahrenheit
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
A BRIGHT STAR.
A SKETCH OF THE MAN WHO
LED MARY ANDERSON
TO FAME.
Aiss Flsye6 Leading Roa-s vita Eo0sh<
EArresz kld ThQrEeA
:. Cr-zc.1

rTr- The 81 LcEs Crzc5sl
S-ecsr1e -2aSf uazsp1C2&Zs EEzrrS Il The
Sszze-AN6 e AEs-1Cs to-day - gCEa ~.
Nu-ssE- Bu-- Z. a.s SSTe-Gz ward CtNe~
Iosk CITY ta-fF-sI EsAC 49, t5s trss1@s
e Iii rUEt. were has W ESS1s AZ6
ErKzk 0EztrzL We Ea2 ke~Ee . stXr a.
LIZ Are C x AID Nsrsg1 - b EDESr q
carp -E2Soul L@S @g -z2 tr E1w-
Eoc1k a. ih4 Ez-1gZs Wz-tEr Carrier Thea
81. he Was Starred win LWTE1oS Bar
rSTI sz-2v - tEs T0S EZG zliSr-EIs5 lie
tHA1tzr rc5sS VIII CE4r1aS TAurZS 81 tie
TEr1esT ILazf@r II NeW OrleAzs Ezrly Il
We C1zI@zEzM yrEr. Il L3E.svE8A NorIu-
ES1 eZr LEET AZ1s-Sg1- tEsz = far yong
CIR WIG Asylrs1 L- sIEEt t&ZE- Tax D@E
U-E1Er rs E-I@Z1GS AID, Is p51F
kzzWH 3a1 hz- h. fla Ny N0r.u- - 20E
b wIr-sEIa- g tEs Grand Ope72 Hsaass -
s. L0Els tie d. @D=sZ= TEE4ts-. Pitts
GErE. And c-s @ tie s-scEAaaEES = ~
A-s-gSsE E~IErITEEE-Es GEZgz-y.
One E-tS-u1t1Z EAEGT - @E1S n EoS11s1
-tC his Neg 11-EC-CE q Broadway ard
ELUZ-E-u1 lis DlSZess 1-AES-, G@arEs
AcAE-lS WEo I'D Es3 bssz = E1SE-4i 6
sE1srsr 1u- TIC Fez-S NCTIC- was s-y-
rrzssG EEkG AcALxEEs had discarded lis
Cys@t- ua1a- AcEEzB viii Dr. WA-
las PIX P
u WAS s~3zu--zge5 ~ Mr. gcMKz1s'
crE~. an Is . zEST resort T-aS1 he Pax
Prs -yse-~ So Mr. No-Eaz 20 q Cnru--
Sc3s -SpCr1S- ~GuZ have EzCEz -s tC- Eve
yeas, E16 kew bcE have sE1sre1 WEy
clrL-x lie sEE-sr q LsS ] wEs o. ~
hack - TIE &-ZE1p1T hsgp4-A- - tbs
city, tyZr weeks Was PIT O. TIE cd SIS
te- G. clsE-E with . new - C6&r--g those
Ac11z&2 p~-J-s-I2@s = KY a4os3 TAX -@14
Ca tAsc-ZsLs say = Tke cause q ~ rAEG-
-staSz IEtf Ia husEAl feeling sL-ocESr,
o1s Tie Gs1 Damp weather crg1gEi wiz i
those Exc-2c5t1x pains = f1= se-s and
5&eE Il WAS TIE sAZs Cd E-vGhlA AfFs-
sitting down 1- q s1-ssca q I've uEUTss
tie PAS screwed ~ lsEs into , knot Whs.
] krgEs@ AL / hg-c5S3 IS TA--tzLT as ever.
AttsEI Ind I2ksz III &rsT box q Pix Pills,
Il ss-zcE zs FESs = pS11s were less T-gz-
h1sSc-e ] Es51 E13tz@r box AID ! be-E.
Ez-oss EcoS-SloZs-y - hare 1A5ta Z TIE
PIX P-E ! improved So RAPIDLY that !
oCZ26 rise sfssr sitting a. zy c@sE for al
hCZr = re tWl1Ess C rEsZ-EEsz That
Ecss-z p2-Io ~ -zSZ-E WE-S 50 --1 tsST !
tsAroSy Dgts0s5 i1S1 DZrl-E te4 PAST
TIVE ws@Es ne have had zuca rsET
wzaih=- = s. LoZ5A But tie 6z-T1ess
Las 1Ct ES6 TIE s22zEtes1 e5scI - sr-Ex
t6cz . r1@Z-At4S- wElc1 / ugZsl1Sr )
E-@csE1 E16 r@1A53s tSss e TIE s&sGy c.
PL1k F& l-sE ssS3 say that The PHI
p. have 1c.s1 IS = ta-3s q ~ stomach.
vEZc1 tsClxEI WAS VEL nzEh destroyed
II tie IhCEsSC5 AID C0s alleged rides
] Cc2GZs1 IL lie p@s3 I've ysE-x
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
A Mierobe That L. Hard 10 XIII.

PrUfeSS5- Rsak- who Is engaged n
making some interesting experiments
on The vitality Of rae ocDIc1 hsciIL
thu so-al-i -uiGzobe Of cholera has
just 1uiSh-d . treatise coa1zinfE. his
ohSe-vauG1s o. TIE ability OF such
oT-zniSm 10 Withstand intense cold He
has found nat they VIII live for some
time. and exhibit all their usual lireIi-
neSs in \ temperature tn da-reas
oohisr than freeing 4 single cub
tu-s" Of these germs IN 3 bowl Of BEEF
broth reduced 70 a te-LperzEure Of
from FIVE 10 seven degrees below TIE
zero of tie oendgzde thermometer
(which l. about the same IS twenty 10
twenty-five ADORE the Zero marx Of
the Fahrelheit inScrumezO wereunusu-
ally alive - the end OF 100 hours sx-
pOs1re- He found however. that ~
they were Gntnte-ruptedly exposed TO
such = degree Of cold for q longer
period than that mentioned above thsy
gradually lost vitality. snd at the end
Of I've days were perfectly lifeleSs AMI
utterly unable TO DO damage should
they be taken into the human system.
st Louis Republic
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21

The star That BlEr~s ons Like
Celestial search Light

TIE PkLkA5apA2 Record says TIE
sgu-hs-z evening skies during the next
few z1z-As VIII be TIE scene Ct an
interesting stellar exAoltNsn With az
opera glass tie observe may discover
u l7s with tas szr Msak2r = red
star, nearly a. TIE cears- Of . SEAL
rizREis q faint sc2-s Having found
Il with the glass; he VIII probably be
shs 10 see il with the naked eye A
week h@1cs !. VII almost Certainly be
visible ID tie naked eye IN another
week i vii BE- quiTe c~o1splclOGS AID
L II Is = 10 Us recJ-1 II viii COL
time % h-lEh1za until 81 The end q SIX
c. eight weeks e VII - E=z-3!. II BOT
quite. s. bright - MelkA-.
This Is the famous sZE- Mira the
W0zts-t1 cze q ne UOSV remarkable
q TIE variable stz-s--eZzrkzh-s o5tn
for 1he great range q il variability
and for the iC~ge-llEriTy q is h2brS
When ~ is minimum Mira Is away be
low The Init q C~.Ee1Sys VISION. BE-
Ing then : star u between JS= 5sS-h
and I@ZC1 E8-1iTZEeS At It's maxi
il Sometimes s--T2sS< IN spleen
dor = star Cf the second DsgZIcD1e,
Gl-EoZEh-this = U-e q is @Ccelu11-
EeS-oczSo1Sly II art2lls 10 only the
fourth magnitude betU-= is lEGr be
gins 70 E2ze II runs TIE cycle II its
clznEes IN Al acreage per.od q eleven
DD1tES dUTTlg about seven OF which
IL = invisible % The naka1 eye HaT-
Ing attained its greatest b~TIlllA1cy. IL
usually reCZzICs without noticeable
change for : week y tn days and
then about three months Is again b.
yU1d the reach q the naked eye It's
last mxxiUEm occurred n March ssL
and snJi5s- Is DIE. therefore Z the
coming February.
Mira losas lis rei-eSs IS IL hTiEhtels,
and the spec-oScope gives the very in
ta-eSunE information thzt il increase
q brittany Is largely due 70 Al O1t-
break q luminous EzSeS the cause q
which is among the still u1SOlved nd
dies 81 sc3ence- rs spectrum. when 4;
$ 81 IT'S brightest Is C-uSsed By E large
number q intensely bright lines
h5erogiyphs fl which The sg@c-0Scup-
ist s4=s the certain evidence 0t glowing
EsS-SoDs q which are due 70 hydro
ce-
The 50 Is this year IN s position 20
- observed ~ q convenient hour dur
Ing the most Interesting PARTON q It's
period q visibility. and the amateur
s-zr--2Ee- should Dgr lose this GuuS1-
ally favorable opportunity Of forming
its s~cqEGin2Dce and Witnessing lis
s12EUzr behavior.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
How TO MAKE the Hens Pay.

Now Or EeTe< l. TIE dns - gather
tie prs5t q eggs II the P1leS have
h~n p-gP<ir housed Gni fed they
should BE- laying eg-s now 81 : lively
rate, and sglzrng " the accouu1
sEzi1s- than for feed and care since
las- spring Do n0< tyrsrc tie water:
while rot 50 uDch win b. decided IS
was needed IN s1UDs-. il l. 5 ZeceS
s4Sy, and sso1h be pure and Ce2n-
II there Is danger o. It's freeing b%-
fore Tie fowls viii hare : casoce 70
1r1Hh. wz-l II slightly. So Inst Ue
fed i given regularly and in variety
Warn Breakfasts now VIII pay Keep
the sb@l box. grit box charcoal box
and dEsS box wei filed with fresh and
clean material Cexn oct TIE drop
pf1S ~ least o1Ce = week and put
fresh- clean leaves o. straw over the
toOr, II which 10 throw dry grain
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
One Oyster Enough for a Meal.

Plny mentions that according 10 ths
historians OF ALexander's expedition
oysters 4 foot in diameter were found
in the Indian seas. and Sir James Z.
Teunent was unexpectedly able To cor
ro3orate the correctness OF his state
me1L for at kottiar. near TrincOmalee.
enormous specimens Of edible oysters
were brought 10 the reSthouse- One
measured more than eleven inches in
length by half a many in width But
this extraordinary measurement IS
beaten By the oysters % Port Lincoln
In South Australia which are the IAr--
est edible oysters in the world 7 ey
n IS large Is q dinner plate and 81
much the same shape They are Some-
times more than a foot across the shell.
and the oyster fits his hahitatoa 50
well that he does not leave much
margin II Is \ new sensation when
= friend asks you 10 lunch At Adelaide
10 have n oyster fried in butter or
eggs and bCeadc<umbs set before YOU,
but 1t is s very pleasant experience,
for the flavor and delicacy Of the PORT
Lincoln mammoths are p~roverbial even
in that land Of Observation-Disclosures
Press
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21

bed ana bent his head q Aer on.
stretched hand Is II UnzanIr 20 we@pl
Some s3y X e bit the a0hssex. rsars
] eTe- s1w s5-6 were fhaS@ thai r@l
fru- Dr. B-0aSoz's eyes Ter wee
the svsrar from al orszz deep ard fztz-
oEnless the OCEAN Of hs @ra1r iove
slipped away then for be sAe-s~3
~c0-LF3ete9y 0vercaE2E- ard I fAuEGAr
tier rwo were best xAuEe 57sz thea
with 4 rex H-hr which tAe traces %
tears only re5@ctes and fnre-s~1
He went directly 60 L. room zna / rA
turned 90 Beth. She lacked Cd All
s-nIeE and / ssw tears In her erex. TOO.
Sic did Dot wipe them zwzv. h-7 wepr
AGAIN "a u Il r~eZ-snh-z-c@ o. TIE last
sour. II EaS AiDaS- EcTnE1S now. 1h@
rain sTiH fell bu1 gently. and N. ar
was fresh and cDsl So said So[aT. Il
think ] can ssesp bow and 50 I LIFT
h@r.
TIE next dzv So wzs tzkza bone
The wes- wing o. Tia hrrS-ftsT WAS CHS
ed FIR repairs sDd the patients we're
moved % smother Soar. and / sew IL
tie BCTz - DR. BrO-Sg-
Inc ether d8y 4 ta3rE envelope cz-n
for ne and Upgz opening IL / rad
these words
Mr.. z2d Mrs G@C--E II. TuE-ley
z1DoTrca tha D8-EsEe q TAaET 5~v~N-
ter Ftzzh@Fh wETker 70 NJ. Ph5'7n
Heron Brg1s9l S-rTeDh@- fgg~te=-1A
eighteen hundred and n5TeVT-TwO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
Electric Motors Are showing "A
eonem of Fifty Per Cent

There have been many cases Of rsa
Use Of electro motors 70 drive lines Of
shafring or isolated parts q plants 20
prove nonci1sively the remarkable IN
erased efficiency obtained especially
where the conveyance OF team for =
long distance was necessary This kss
lad 10 s more Thorough study Of the
amount Of power absorbed by the line
shzfting and coun1erShzfd1- Tls
minimum loss that can Be hooked fo-,
and this Is obtained only In excep
tiOazl cases requiring constant viE-
lance. g - Der cent Of the total power
developed and o frequently runs
as high a. So 70 20 Per 2 A safe
average would be from - TO 30 per
cent. although the actual loss must BE-
determined for each and every czSe.
With the use Of electro motors when
properly designed ami propo-uOned for
the work. as. indeed. Is a. necessary
81 electrical work a. EisA sEy Gse=
problem OF mechanics IL the best re-
suits are desired this percentage OF
loss can be materially reduced An in
efficient result may be expected with
bad electric engineering just a with q
poorly arranged cas- OF millwriShring.
but. the electrical proportions being
once obtained. there VIII. within rea-
sonabIe limits be no decrease In en-
cheney from the deterioration
The advent Of electricity for srch
purposes seems 10 have enabled man
ayers 70 realize orr fully than ever
before the loss accompanying what
was heretofore generally accepted a.
the most Efficient method Of furnishing
power 10 the individual machines Of \
plant The use OF electric motors in
the place Of shafring and ca tsAased
machines where the motors are beltel
directly 20 the isolated shafts or to
the machines nas been sufficiently ex-
tended 10 render ihe verifcatiOn OF the
results obtained lnecessay- IL il no
exception TO ind = reduction Of 80 per
cent Of the power consumed This j.
not due entirely 10 the saving OF loss
through friction. but also 10 the adj
vantage gained by the intermittent
action Of machiTery OF every kni
Tests show tina where the motor drive
has been substituted the machines are
in operation but little more than me
half the time. or more correctly stated,
the power required Is only about one
half the total average power Of the
machines when doing work As Re
marka5le as these results may seem.
sufficient data are on record 10 prove
their correetnea&-Cassiers Magazine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-21
a COW BOYS NERVES
The sJrznE~ Discovery He Made In n
D~uffsr-. CAMfr-

DeurisT. CAEfr-
One -o-1frz IN silver RS-ch = w15
yaII was heard ~ the far end q tha
street and the aIIioZs Inhabitants who
-0-eu-zYlT poksi oE1 their beBGs
sax T~grrznrsle- Ton 0l his ps-y
6zShfzg % the street diS-1z-Ein- q r.
volyeE from each hand Ane heads d
appeared. G1i il w2s 3 deserted street
with but one izhshi+zn-- That ten
p0rarT. sold citizen was The 2~f@reSzt8
It. Ton ESQ 4 sign stayed his Wild
Eight TpCn that sign was IhaL 1sE-p
ton DIR. Hopkins SUrc@sn De3uSL
When the reliable old c5rJels Gu
rC-sly Iook-. out and saw IT, g.1-y in
front q the dentists they kneE Tom
hzd the t00-hacoa. AMI realized thzt
Ihsre WAS TN ahead OF cgUrSe- they
knew he'd Jnly shoot the dentist ard
wind ID with 3 friendly drink al
r01ri. 50 they gathered around The
65o-s ard windows II the tog-h-puliu-
shop 10 See II Toms hand Was lust -
steady as ever. Ton opened TIE o91-
Te-sau01 as follows:
You lurgIsgEe3 E2ssb0ppe-. phil
this tooth and Be- quick IS lightning
and gentle IS z Z@phyr.
An right SIT down IN that chair.
and II y&zk Il CIT for Fol
Ton le4n@i hack II The chair. with
= cooked revolver u each hand zrd -
piled:
~Yoa 5esz gzt the drop 4 that tooth
Eow. o. III yE1k you"
Dr.. Hopkins had = cazi- fixed fo-
Just sEch customers He had = heavy
g~2lvznfc battery under the SCAT which
Gould throw 3 circuit heavy enough 10
pATa2yze Jumbo and he tuSE quietly
turned the knob O. ~Te-rz112s- Ton.
and walked around and took the pIS-
tols our Of his hands Ton wriIhe5 as
though he were fastened 20 the chair
OF The IDqaiSu0a; his eyes GOOD olr
like dOor-knohs: he rred 20 yell but Ds
sound escaped his hPS IL Was II
thing new 70 Tom. he 6k1ZT UE1@--
Stand il he had nEEsr hsAni At = gal
vznic battery and he thought he Was
going 20 die. Quickly the dentist pull
I'd the tooth took the remaining cart
ridges out OF Toms reyolVsrs- a0i
then gradually letting up o. the bat
tery. he said che@ruIly:
Tooth Is out. 81; s.. please.
What IN all the rsrn2l grizzlies and
wild czts was the matter with NE
while you Vas pulling thai TOOTH
Oh Jour nerves Just gave way =
little. That's the way with most every
body when they Get in q ceatsSs
chair"
Tom vas 50 ashamed 70 think his
nerves had given way that he paid Eha
dentist invited all hands 20 drink AMI
rode Of as gentle as = lamb. thinking
for the first time = his life Ihzs ~ k2a
mistaken his vocation and OGS1T Ia
enter the Einist-y.-New YORK Mer-
CGry-