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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
Bebanolun9 juneer 6dnie.

Na9 benz Musfpmmen mii1en Die 1utt9e1l
@dnsletn einen ppGen Sag BEL Der Mutter
bletben, D6ne beriibrt gu fperoen unD pb1te
Nabrung gu erbalten. Oteie erbalten tie crit
polN 5ipetten Sage an, unb atpdr in Wttld9
eingepei9te 8robfrumen; bonn Dterten Gage
an erbalten lie fein gefhnittenen Salat od3u,
ba 9riinfutter benz iungen 8Dlte Guber1t be-
fDmmlt9 1T. Die iungen Sbier4en fonne:t
be8 Mafers natiirli9 nt9t entbebren; es
pirb ibnen In einem fla9en 9efdBe pprgeiebt,
ipel9e bur9 eiren Gtein beI9nert merhen
muB, ipnlt niirben bic fleinen tdppif3ea
0inser IS nit ibren GiBen umiperfen. SIN
Otter bon flint Big feds Sagen, iobalo nGntz
li9 bic Sliigelfebern seT4oben, bringt man
bic @GnS9en nit ben Nlten auf Die @eioe,
Die 1e aufmert1am fiibren unb i4itben; aber
nur Bel fGDnem Detter unb unter Qufftdt
zines 6iiters.
@pbalb &egen e%tntritt, tt f9neq bic tleint
S6aar unter Oa9 uno Sad gu b%rtn5en,
benin Elm gu fairies Our9nGbtfperben fam
ibr ben Sob brtngen. Desbalb biirfen bte
@Gns6en AUDI bor Der britten Wo4e nt6t
aufs 8aier g%elafen peroen. >Ote erlten
bier Wo9en binbur9 gebe man ben ttetren
S6teren, banit ite bic me6r ooer mtnoer
19pd4enb auf ie eintpirfenbe 3ett oes @ez
fieDerne6fels better iiberfteben, Srib uItb
Nbenbs nod elm frdfttges SHUTTER. pie oes
tp6te &drtpffeln, &leiebrDofrumen, gebddte
Nefeln urb anberes @riinfutter, poourd
natiirli9 audi ibrem Ma9stbum 0prl9u0
9~eleiitet tpiro. @pGter mub ibnen Die We,Ds
g%eniiger. Spbalb bic 8etreioefrt9te bag
Selb berlaffen BADEN, tpiro es bon ben 8dnz
fen beeangen; tie ftnben bort ret9libe Jeu1s
rung Bis tief In ben 6erbft btnetn. Wun
bea9te febr tpobl ben @runbfab, Die 8Gnfe
ert, na6bem Der Mprgentbau Der1 4punoen,
aus3utreiben unb bpr benz Mbenotbau IN
ben @taG gu ~bringen, mas b~efonOers fur Die
iungen 9Gnie gilt.
@s biirfte feline notwithstanding 1etn,
i'm @GnfeitaIe, Der natiirlt9 be3iigli9 letner
Gage, inneren @inri9tung unb 9rOBe allea
neutrality-suspicious. Mnforberungen 9enli9en
muB, f6arf barauf N9t gu 9eben, baB ntht
fir nddtlt9e 8efu4e bon 8aub5eng uno
Gatten Seffnungen geldhen tperoen.
@be bic iunge Sans I'M 9erbte ~berfduft
tpirb, bat lie bereits einen erbebltben gtuBen
gebra9t, unb stpar bur9 ibr Seberfleio. Cine
iunge Sans rupft man nur 3petmdl, et1e
ate breimal i'm Sabre, Mann loQ man Dies
tbun? @obalD bic Sebern anfangen BON
IeIbft aus8ueeben, pel9ef 3ettpnntt be1on@
oers an Der ft9 rpubenben" Sans pabr%
genpmmen tperben tann. Nub BITE pdbreno
Der Maufer ausfalenben Seoern miiIen
Iorgfdltig ~gefammelt perben. Ntan tarn
natiirlt9 aud, pbne auf bas 8erlteren ber
6ebern gu narten, bic 9Gnie %ruofen, lpas
meitens gef9teht, @pbalb ndmlt6 eire
ausge3ogene Jeber I'm STEELE fein 8lnt me6r
seigf, TT bic Sans rupfretf. 9te Sebern
perben 5und9ft an Der freten 2uft ooer IN
einem tpurmen Srte gut eetrodnet; tpeun
man fte anbers aufbepabrt, 10 beroerbe1 tie
lei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
ueues Recept sur Periteuune Don
8aummahs.

Nd9 benz ngratt56en &at6geber" ntmmt
man einen neuen irbenen Sppf nit 5telnlit5
breitem 8oben, tbut 2 9funb gelbes 5i9tenz
bar3, nel9es bpr6er in fleinere Stiide gez
i9lagen, binein, iteIt ben Sopf iiber Elm
Seuer unb erbGlt bds 5euer ni9t bel Itdrter,
al5 bic sSldmme elmer @asz eber GrbDlz
lampe, Wtan9e fteuen einfa9 cine 1ol6e bar
unter. Nebenber ntrb &eifig Helm gebadt
pber gebro9en unb mad 8ebarf ge19irt.
Wiro aber 81 fart ge19iirt, oab bic MaRe
i'm Sopfranbe srDBere 8la1en ma9t, unb
gu itetgen brobt, bann lit es 3eit, baB man
ben Sppf etnige Minuten tpegIeBt, bas
5euer minbert, SIN onberen Sane lduft
ba5 8aumpa9s in bdS Seuer. SIT enoltc9
bic Mafe atemli9 beu, unb beu m1B fe
perben, bann pirb Der Sopf bonn 5euer
entfernt. Man tpartet, bis bas 9ar3 gang
ru6ig getporben 1T, alsbann iperben BON bent
bereittebenben guten Spiritus (nt9t gang
Elm Srtnfglas bou auf 1 Pfunb Sara crit
nlr pentge Sropfen benz 9ar3 aueegDHen;
iteiqt bic Wfafe ni9t, bann tpirb nnter be-
itGnbigem umriibren gang almdbli9 bas
@Gas eeleert. GGet6 na6ber, penn nod
Mnes tparm 1T, mif6t man etpd apet Bis
bier 2Dffel bon 6ol5ruB unter %beitdnbigen1
lmribren benz 9ar3 Bel, nimn1t absr nur
bic ftaubfetnen Sbetle beffelben, bamtt bas
9ar5 ni9t f0rnig (grteig) ptrb. Wdb1eno
bic etne 6anb ben STUB ldngfam bet1n'i6t,
ptrb nit Der anberen 10 f9nel als moglt9
geriibrt, bdmit bic MafIe nibt flumpig lpiro.
8uB ma9t bas 9dr3 Dtel tiir5er nnb gez
19meibiger, unb tpenn nt3t gu tpenig @pt<
rifus beigemengt tit, ldBt ft9 bas 8altmz
tpa9s 1elb1t Bel rauber @itterung febr gut
auffret9en. Mengt man 9oGaaf9e barunter
ter, bann betommt bas 8aumpa9s mebr
Die &inbenfarbe, ptrb aber germ 3u fOrniJ.
@on elmer 8eimii6ung BON 8tenentpd3s,
Serpentin, 11nf9litt, @3tefermebl, 3iegelz
meb1, etc. lit dbauratben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
GRen uno. Dsroauen

@enn Der Magen gefunb 1T, 1T es Der
Meni9 audi; Wpblbefinben, Stimmung unb
@rbeitslut iteben in engem 3uiammenbarge
nit Dem Magen. I'm i'm BET gutter Gaune
81 erbalten, gtbt's cine SiiIe febr petfer
8orf9rtften, Deren 8efolgung nt6t iebem
in fetnen &ram paBt, an Die man ft9 dher
nit eintger @iIensfraft let3t gemDbnen
fann. 2afen mir bier me6rere Dteler Gegeln
fplgen: SeB' Did nur gu Slide, ipenn Su
4ppettt bait; forge tpdbrenb Der MoblSett
fir cine anregenbe unb frDblt9e 1lnterbalz
tun9; BEL Nerger unb 3dnt lit 0ds @enolfene
ni9t pp6lbef0mmli9. Ma9e betm @1ien
BON 9einen 3G6nen ausgiebigen 9ebruu9;
nur gut gefdute unb sefpei4elte SpetIen iperz
ben gut oerbaut. getmm Dir gum Gfen gez
bOrig 3eit unb genteBe bic Spetfen nt9t
gu betB. Die bette @uppe tit @tft, ipenn tie
gu betB gegeKen nirb. l1niere 8Iutpdrme
betrGgt 113 9rab s., unb babel mutben mir
Der Munb6Dble nnb benz Magen r,i9t felten
gu, Speifen gu berI9luden, bic msbr als 40
Grab 6etB finb. Mle bdrten u1tD niC6t lei6t
gu 3erfleinernben S6eile Der ~Nabrun93mtttel
IafIe auf benz Seller liegen, tic DerurIG3en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT GeniirSe, aud Gar
'%tengetpiir3e, gebrau9e nur als mdBigen 3uz
faB gu ben @petien, bann mirten tie pprt9etls
baft auf bic 8erbauung. 2e5e ndBi9!
lteberlabe Dir ben Mogen ni9t. Na9 etnz
genpmmener Mab15eit febt ft9 Der Gerbauz
ungsdpparat in 8%etpegung unb Elm 8efibl
Der Miibigfeit mu9t ftb bemertbar. @lEe
baber, penn mDgli6, Elm tpenig aus, ebe 9u
Did tpieber an Die Nrbeit begiebit. Man
febe auf Mppetitlt9feit, Srbnung unO 8etnz
Ii9feit in Der &ii9e unb auf Dem Slide, in
ben @efGBen unb in ben SpeiBsn, ie Iinb Der
Mnfang unb bus @nbe, Die 9runblage zines
ieben 6ausbaItes. @ut 5ubereitete Nobz
rungsmtttel bleiben Bet nprmalen 8erGdlts
nifIen i'm Mdoen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
SYitematiides 9dttern oes Diebs.

@on pefentli9er 8~ebeutung fir Die @omz
mer1taufiitterung 1T Die SutterDroTung.
3unGaft tommt. bic Srage in 8etra9t: lit
es atpedmdBtg,tG9li6 5neiz pber breimal GIT
futtern2 8eibe Met6ooen Itnb inn @ebraltG
unb beibe tperben mebr ober ipeniger cmpfobs
len. Sir bic SommeritaIfiitterung rtrb es
iebenfaus ri9tiger fem, tdglth breimul, unb
spar Mprgens, Mittags unb Mbenbs au
futtern, inbem bic S6iere auf bie1e Weiie
niAt geatpungen tperben, 3ubiel 6utter auf
einmul aufaunebmen. Die etpas permebrte
Nrbeit tpirb ft9 jebenfa1s bur9 bD6sre ST.
fridge besa6lt MAIDEN. 0at man bic 5Sutierz
orbnung feitgefeBt, 70 muB man ul0glid)It
1trenge barauf a@ten, baB bic Siitterung
u audi r~egelmGBig unb our fe1tgefebten
3eit gei9ebe. Wenn bic Sutter3ett iiberz
59ritten pirb, 10 tperoen bic Sbtere unru6iq,
mas unbebingt Su bermeiben lit. Na6 Der
Mabl3eit miGen bic Sbtere &u5e baber,
bdmtt tie ungeitOrt fpieberfauen t0uncr. 0te
Sbiere mii7en groBe Mengen Sutter aufz
nebmen, pel9es berbGltniBmdBts arm an
Rd9ritoffen 1T. 9amit bas Sutter nun m0gz
lt9it ausgenuBt pirD, fommt es aus bemM1q=
gen pieber 5uriid in's Maul nno pirb nod
etnmal getaut. WRan bat besbalb Gorge gu
trasen, bob 5tpti3en ben Mabl3etten bic
Sbiere ni9t beunrubiet tperben. So muB
man aud 8. 9. @prtebrungen treffen, UNI
bic ldftteen SGtesen, pel9e ii6 nit 8orGiebe
in ben @tdaen %aufbalten, gu nettreiben.
8et Der Sutternng 1elbit lit es bon GROCER
@i9tigtett, baB bas @ieb ni9t 5n i3neQ
b~tntereinanber frefe, toas es thinner tbun
tpiirbe, tpenn man ibm pom0ali6 bic Utablz
5ett auf einmal geben piirbe. Namentli6
ion man btefe @orfi6t eebraubea, ipenn
iunges, faftiges @riinfutter, q. 8. Gotbflee.
perfittert pirb. Mlsbann tbeile man bic
Mabl3eit in Derfbtebene Sbeile uno balte
immer cine tleine Paufe Elm, neil font letbt
8ldbungen eintreten tOnnen. @enn mar,
ben Sbieren Elm Sutter in bic &aufen ober
Sroge gegeben bat, 70 battle man itrene ba=
raul, bdB @ass aufgefre1en 1T, beoor tpieber
Sutter seseben tpirb. Sci bartfenseliaem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

II r II I


r r Il Z
inner beutIder BfIousen= unb 9~amet1=Ratalos
pirb SSebent. Der Dofiir Inreibt, unentgeltlt9 5n9e'
ianbt? unb 10 9ie 8 @ts. fir Borto nnb Yer.
padune betleseu, ieubem mir frei Elm gedet Der be:
ribntet 8tsmord.9urfe; pber Tir 4 @ts. elm Badet
@teieuIpDrQel, Die ipuuoer6are Sntter : Yn9nse.
John "A. Salzer Seed Co., ga @roiie, WIs.
16iamlStD6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
GanomirtbiAaftlide Dolfsreoner.

Ser Bauer min erft 1e6en, bann g1du6i
CT au6: BARN liegt Der grpbe 8or5ug Den
Nderz unb @urtenbauf6ulen NIT Wtrt5.
f6aftsbetrieb, baB Der iunge 8auernfpbn
benz Die pratttf9e Nrbett .fo gu fagen ange=
boren 1T, in ibnen 10 treffli9e @elegenDeit
finbet, 3u feben, pte man cine Sa9e tmtne1
nod better ma9en fam, als otes i'm 8ater.
buu1e eeI9iebt. Gpn ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
den &dn3elrebnern bdlt Der Bauer nt9t bel
9as 1agt Der pfGl3i1de 8oltsbi4ter ugfaDler'
in folgenben 8er1en:
I'm e 0err nit geele 9dnbf9tng
6pt ii9 auf bic &an3el g'fteqt
limb geprebbigt ipie a Baare
Wann er adm lee @rubreob bGlt.
Mas er gfabt bat, tpaas / ntmmer,
Damn S'tpar bpbbeutf9 IN geleArt,
@te le in Der Shul ieb' re0se
I'm bot etpig lang getpdbrt!
Mens 1ur benz / gut berI9tanne,
s'ndr EN- 6alt "a gar MIR re3t,
Mnes bot q a'1dbt, mar nir nuB,
Mie mars BEL uns 8aure md9t!
Wte mer aadre, tpte mer fac,
l1etptper ales pbne @nb
6ot Der 0err nit feline 9dn6i9tng
Inns geaantt I'm RUNNER gf4Gnbt.
ga / glaab, er bdtt stpaa Stunb nod
Surtgema9t I'M perertrt
0Gtt'r nett Bis duf bic 9dut net
Dor4 fem Srad be &e9e sf4pirt!
Mie er smerft bDt, baB er NAB if4,
MG9t CT uns e &umpliment,
MG9t bic Mu5f 3tnnrabummra,
nno Do mar bic 9'f9t9P am @nb!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

Die Observation-Disclosures BON SpetIen i'm
Magen, BET 3ufubr BON @alaidurs. Nlfohpl
unb tanberen &et3mitteln, fteIte Elm Mrst an
fi9 felbft mittels Der MagenfOnoe fet. @r
fanb, baB SaG3fGure Die 8erbauung UNI etipd
10 9ro3ent bef9leunigt, ebenfp ipirtten art9
feline Mengen BON NlfoboG D~erbauungsbes
fhleunigenb. @rDBere Mengen jein Nuarf)
@etn pber 8ier bei9Geunigten tpeber, nod
b%erlGngerten, Semi beI9Ieuntst muir in ge<
rtngem @rdbe, MISUNDERSTANDING CUR ntbt
Die 8erbauung. Nnbertbalb Quart Wafer,
8feffer unb anbere itarfe @epiirSe D~erldngerz
ten fte ni6t rner6ebIt9. 9as QGeS 81 mtfen,
lift immerbin intereKant, it9 ~TttGenpeis baz
mad gu rt9ten, ptelet3t nt4t ca5u f4per.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

Sutter tpir0 man bdufig bic @a6rnebmung
MAIDEN, buB Die SPHERE Die iungen Sritbe mno
8lGtter berausiuhen urb Die @tengel per=
f9mdben unD 3uriidIuffen. @uf biel 8eiie
piirbe iebo9 cine enorme Sutteroerl4perz
bung eintreten. M&an ldiIe besbalb Die Sphere
lieber cine Wablaeit b~ungerr. sic tperben
in Der &e9el alsbann Naes oufnebmen unb
man tptrb fetne Miibe mebr bamtt baden.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-04
Mission LOligin y.IIOuses.

Mission lodging houses, of which
there are II number in Boston, are q
distinct class. They have less human
interest than the lodging houses with
out the religious faint, and are, IN
spite of square yards of printed rules
and painted texts, quite rs demoraliz-
ing. In them, deAterity with pious
cant Is Mt high premium, inasmuch
as religious experience is made the
main test of desert. The best known
mission-lodging in Boston is reported
to have elected steady man because
he refused TO testify" On the
other hand, it allows the man who
gets himself "gloriously saved" to
keep bed and board Indefinitely. Tho
Emission bum" is the worst "bum"
known. Any member of the "hobo"
fraternity may be forced to simulate
repentance and conversion now and
then-all trades have their periods of
depression the man who, of
choice, does this habitually il regarded
by his own illl as the most despicable
of mortals. For more reasons than
can name here, | am bound to respect
the scruples of "bum" who refuses
to be sent TO n mission lod giug house.
1t may be hard to get n cheap bed
even when you have the money to pay
for it. So / found it one bitter cold
night when had fifteen cents in my
pocket. Riley's, Willinms5 anil
Whitney's were all full, and that is
how | came TO 20 TO Brewster's mis-.
sion. The mission hall wns low and
iIl-lighted. Scripture texts adorned
the walls. Prayer was being offered
rs | entered, AMI was surprised be
yond measure at the devotional spirit
displayed by the audience. Nearly
every head was bowed. The secret OF
the reverential attitude came out Mt
the end of the petition, inasmuch as
the heads continued bowed. What
had looked like devotion was really
drowsiness. Between prayers, floor
walker did his best TO wake up the
men. The platform part of this
meeting was of the conventional city
mission type, but the listeners were
strangely unrcsponsive. Not person
asked for prayers, not ono wi' reused
TO raise his hand to signify he wantcC
salvation" and the meeting close
gloomily enough prophecies from
the desk of dire damuations. Avian
+. SanbOrD, III the Forum.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-04
Pulling the Tooth o, a Corpse

81 wouldn't do it again for months
fees ~ The speaker was n we'll known
dentist of West Thirty-fourth street,
and he had been telling of queer
case of tooth extracting he had been
called on to perform few nights
since. He was called up by tele-
phone message from prominent
Eighth avenue undertaker's and told
to repair Immediately to an address
in West Thirty sixth street. Tho
dentist thought some jest was intended,
and asked:
"What do they want with me to
work on n dead mnn?"
Yes, that's it exactly" he was
assured in reply. The undertaken
said he would meet the dentist ut the
address given. A student friend had
called in on the dentist, and he was
asked if he cared to join in the strange
call
The dentist was shown into the
chamber of death by the sobbing wife,
who indicated that she wanted the
right eye tooth extracted. AS the
undertaken came in she left the room.
"What does all this mean?" asked
VIC dCIlllSl3 WHO WIS thoroughly per
picked. 1t was explained to him that
the deceased had insisted on being
cremated, and the wife wished to re.
train some souvenir of him before the
body was committed to the furnace.
luXuriant mustache had Just been
removed from the lips of the corpse
by barber, who was told by the vito
to mount it and spare no expense. 1t
was when the dentist went at the task
of drawing the coveted tooth that he
had n queer time. AS he gave the
tooth II tug there was contraction of
the muscular structure rs emphatic rs
if the most sensitive patient were
stretched in II chair without even thu
balm of gas to dull pain. When the
contraction of the cadaver took place
| the undertaken and the student made
one mild plunge for the door. The
dentist was not frightened, but he
says there was something uncnnny
about the whole thing. The tooth is
reposing in alcohol now, but is shortly
to be mounted on gold. York
Advertiser.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-04

through the rings, the ends are sewe
into the bit proper. A horse can get
his head so high and no higher, and
he is under the control OF his driver
absolutely. The poke, or controller,
as 1t is sometimes called, is used for
much the same purpose as the stand
ing martingale, but it operates over
the top of the head, stick or iron
frame extending over the horses face,
giving n leverage for the check rein
that makes n horse subservient to the
will of his driver. The good perfor-
mer Five Points, 2:19, by McCurdy's
Hambletonian, was runaway, and
could not be driven without the poke.
This device is frequently used on
horses that have habit of pulling
hard, or "hogging" thu bit, to use II
trainers expression, in way which
causes them to choke down. The
poke or controller forces trotter to
carry his nose well out instead of close
down to his neck, thus insuling free
room to breathe.
The spreader is another device en-
ployed for eating trotters. 1t is used
to widen the action of either the front
or the hind legs, and is not as much in
use in the East as in the West or in
Canada. Knee Dangers and line trot-
tiers that do not clear have been bene-
flied by its use. When intended for
the hind legs, the spreader, which IS
fastened to the leg in much the same
manner ms the hobble, is attached to
light iron frame which is riveted to
the thill Of the sulky and works in
groove. For the trout legs com
Eination of light iron rods that are
frictionless connect with the knees and
keep them apart. New York Sun.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-04
LabradOr's Dangerous Coast.

The most northerly lighthouse on
the coast of this continent stands on
Belle Isle, at the head of the straits of
that name, little northeast of New
foundland. By what freak of taste it
was called Belle Isle cannot say for
even the old navigators had such
horror of it that on their charts they
marked 1t with the figure of n demon.
The morning the little mail steamer
on which L cruised down on the
Labrador" rs the Newfouudlanders
say, plunged and rolled past it through
the surge, the rugged mass OF rock
crouched there as If ready TO seize its
prey of ships and human lives. The
surf, unheard Mt our distance,
flashed around it's base like n
long row of gliStcnIng teeth
y huge iceberg had drifted in
and lay stranded Mt one enl of the
island; far up on the rocks was the
lighthouse on II shelf below stood
little hut with provisions for ship
wrecked sailors; the gray morning
mists made these look heavy and
soddeu, and altogether this glimpse
of Belle Isle was the most desolatc
scene | had ever beheld. Over our
bow the barren coast of Labrador was
family outlined, and ns the last light
house eli the continent dropped
astern, 1 felt that we were indeed
drawing away from civilization and
this feeling was strengthened when, as
we turned our prov northward, we
sighted the vanguard of the seemingly
endless procession of huge iceberSs
drifting slowly down in single file
from the mysterious regions of the
north.
We had met with single borgs along
the Newfoundland coast, but of
Labrador they became n constant and
unspeakably grand feature in the
seward view. / doubt if they can be
seen anywhere else except in Arctic
and Antarctic waters in such mum
bers, variety and grandeur. The
branch of the Cult Stream which
pushes its way into the Arctic Ocean
has sufficient force left when it is re-
Elected by the frozen northern
boundary of that sea to send an icy
current down along the Labrador
coast. Practically all the bergs that
break loose from the ice sheathed
shores of Greenland are borne south.
ward by this current. One morning,
when | went up on deck, counted no
less than 135 huge ones. Some of
these were great solid blocks of ice
others were arched with numerous
Gothic passagewaYs; some reached
with spire-like grace high up into the
air; all reelected with prismatic glory
the rays of the sun. st. Nicholas.
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They took it at once to Mademoisello
VIcini before they started for the con.
cert; and somehow this little incident
seemed to establish n mutual under
standing between them.
81 always thought Miss Pendham
was superior young woman," said
Mr.. Mills. al am more than ever
convinced OF it now"
"Mr. Mills is really very sensible
and agreeable" thought Auriculn.
After all, there is something in tho
printers profession that broadens aud
enlarSes the mind
So Master Billy Parks succeeded in
"April-fooling" everybody to his
hearts content, and Kitty Supple
breathed more freely when she heard
that the point-lace was safe.
'But I'll never play any more prlc-
teal jokes, she thought.
She turned mp her pretty little nose
when she heard OF Mr.. Mills's engage
ment to Miss Auricula Pendham, few
weeks later.
"Two old things like that setting up
for loversl How utterly ridiculous /"
she said
But Miss Kitty Supple had yet to
learn that lIfe's blossoIniug-time does
not always come in April. Saturday
Might
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-04
Poorest Community in The World.

The poorest people rs community
in the world, probably, are the fisher
men of Newfoundland-an for good
ness sake, don't call it Newf-un-lan, as
so many ignorant people outside of
the province do"-said +. G. LOOMS,
of st. Johns, ut the Ebbitt. "For
time immemorial the fisheries have
been controlled by few persons, who
waXed rich and powerful from them.
The fishermen are employed by them
during the seasou, but they do not
get paid in money. The men who run
the fisheries also conduct stores Mt
every town where fishermen reside,
and the latter are given orders for
supplies on these establishments,
where they are charged from two to
four times MS much for an article as
they would be if they had the clsh
and were able to deal somewhere else.
Formerly, when the fishing was good,
this system did not result in absolute
want to tho victims OF it, but now,
when each year, almost, brings 10
failure, the restitution is something
terrible. The law which forbade tho
soil of Newfoundland TO be titled was
repealed years ago, but the men who
have the blood OF long lines of fishers
in their veins are the hcreditarily in
capable of farming, so they exc out n
miserable existence on the water, aud
hundreds of them starvc each year. 80
Washington Star
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-04

Scales are now made Of such nice adj
justment that they will weigh anything
to the smallest hair pldckei from the
eyebrow. They arc triumphs of
mechanism and are inclosed in glass
cases, as the slightest breath Of air
would impair their records. The glass
cases have sliding door, and as soon
as the weight is placed in the balances
the door slides down The balances
are cleared gain and made ready for
further use uy the pressing Of a but
ton, which slightly raises the beams.
Two pieces O paper Of equal weight
can be place ON the scales, and All
autograph written in pencil on either
piece will cIusc the other side TO
ascend, aud the needle, which indi.
Gates tho divisions OF weight, even to
the ten milionth part of pound and
less, will move from its perpendicular.
A signature containing nine letters
has been weighed and proved 20 DO
exactly two mjlligrammes, or the ~.
teon.thou'and-i live hundredth part OF
IN ounce troy. Current Literature.