davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
III 0 a.

Gn jGpnueIiif SrOppeitprfe pua IT,
900 Wtnuo ~oIreiite Den 15oe os. fra
Suatula ior at angri6e be forte Stag
p.o Sai @an 6u paa Gen 6urmoiu.
Oct peu!es, al Der pil itaa ct ai9iorenoe
5lao 9prpas ben 20be b8. @n iterf
6lnaOeaioelirs oil iamarbeioe meo De
iapaneliite 9anOtrOpper. Sra ben ipo'
lioe Gel al gen berettes, at aft er ros
liat Der.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
Traufrta..
Eepnblifcns Set bteo ben 14oe

Ecpublifcus 5cit btep ben 14oe b.
paa Garsoagsn for Suitiaeus Sab ieis
ret i al Gtilbco ppcr brle 6rnutrige.
4reioeut 6nurc bolot / 9Cngbamps
&eup puer 8arriioneu. 6lere poriIis
ife 5orcninser rSilog auuosjsrelier
paa "Strui5bur9" Ststten, men aft
foreoit meo ben itorIte Sroen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
MI b q M a.

9snsiorbsieIie. 9cnnssiee Goal d
Sruu 60. i Birmingham bar paa Gn'
mobntua fra 1900 al fine Grbeioere
b~eIIuttct at iurbGie oereS 2pnntu8er
meo 10 Irpcent. SetjepOtgjorelien
herom blir / oisie 9ase omieuot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
q.

81 SuIuoe Gnlgrapere Ohio
Gountp, .ppsr GlOOen pna ben moOiaite
Sios al Se1nirs / Ohio, n%eolnsOe |
@anonss fit grbsioe ! ben Senii9t OF
tuiuae isisnusm fine Gprorinser, bi. a.
so Gents pr. Gon. De bar biotil ar'
beioet unoer Sbiu' Turifieu, Der lpoer
paa Inn 81 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

laat fla tiIbeoite cit suniie reipc'iabel
aprmuc, Tom ban unbraste os table
SpeluIatipner mso at 8ar 5orlaeser'
firmaer i 9lstp 0urt. gu er ban oill'
frina 60 gar summsl % BERTH ip9 %
nrNhrnnI.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
8eru.

Gris i llbii8t. 6orbOIOet me0em
Bolivia % Yeru CT iortioen me9ct
ipGnot. 8psteuis berettes, at SpliutaS
Miniiter til Yeru er tulot biem. HcruS
Gesierius bar beiluttet at ienpe 1000
Sropper til Soliuias @ranoie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
Gnglan)

geo Observation-Disclosures pinSer be
SOuieruutiue elimrenoe seire ooeralt.
Gp iii ben 16oe bs. bar oalst 200
0leolemmer al 4arlamentei. vi oisie
par ISL &ouierpatiue, 81 9iberal'
u~nionilter, 20 2iberale. A Yarneaitsr'
A MeGartbpiter Os en- 8epreisntant a
Grbciberpartiet. Oct antases, at o
apnIerpatipe oil iaa en- Wajoritst pa'
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

ooer 100 Stemmer. Senrp We. Staus
lep, ben betjcnoie airitoreiicaoe, blep
ualat ni be Souierpntiue 2ambetb 0i'
i~trittet meo en- Muipritet al 400.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
II DIanDet.
Nica II q.

m Sc brittle llnacriGatter, ipm biep
ubplits fra 2anpet, 9iDr MI Srap pao
en- SfaoeserItatnin9 al III Wtilion 9pIs
lars, iom NicarusuA innoipnli8ois
M betale.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
Chiffon l Toro Safota.

Gpnoaa Gitsrmipbus ST. 4.45 ouns,
peoe en- Gpilpn neo paa 8. .. gtelipus
Gieuopm, Ter 0iii iNcrbpIt ior @saitpu.
s ct narlis9enpe S~tulebus, bpOr Der
boloiss @neStisueiie, mGriebs 5prlam.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
G. s.. Spcriun % Nu9un 4.

&ucrner ira Ct. Harl ontom til 8aibs
in0ton Den 14oe bs. Sr. Suerion ltal
6iGlpe Glntt 9. g8alter meo at iaa
Stotcu MiuneIotas Srap paa Sumps
Os Stolelano gOotjcnot al &e~9ierin9cu.
Set er Mtentnsen at uoarbeiOe en- Cite
uuer olt Oct Sumps % Stolelnno,
Miuneluta iit, ba 5erritpriet blep ups
taaet ium Stat / lluionen, men bet er
life ia~nbipulist. at man fan sjsre nuset
meo benre Sag, ipr Souaresien FAM
lee / December.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
sra @aibington.

Sfatfammerets tontante gebulOs
ming ben l5oe bs. belsb fig til
$3.50, TAI, $50; beraf tilbprte sl07,s
O27,413 @uloreierpeu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

Ter CT Here iiiSGtoe Of Gitarrp etw"n m m "a
eGuoei ero al ale ouere Spao einIne W"nnam ipt a,
mpftl Dc iioie faa aar ~aniaaes oeane Sn50DT rass
pore ubelureoeig. 3 min9e If sua
SGgerue 0atlrrh ipr at pare fh 10 lpll,e
bonn ca ~iorsitreu Total &ehlnoiinJ. S.nHt bf.s
SebanjliHa Iloa aliio fell, OF srierns eIl'gst.SSsr hr
Ipr Spleonmsu ipr uhslbreosiil. sf9sIttrom "a
pitt, Gt Gdtarrb ct en- tonliltuiione @p1,iG, ca
tarrh Cure i~atriferet Al <. q. 6heucp eo, 5SS5,rtr
Cblo, CT ben eReiis f0uIttutipnele 9ur psa In NJ
Ieos, IeH tages i~nogortss I 1oier IRA ~ Z. !, 20
en- 3bsi.eiulb. Ten cir,er BIZ, ne 30 ct4S' bniIi'
f.emeis Stimpperlloe. Ce upbnoer slVV 49, ,iur
iembfln 1llirlbe, ben life IN hflbrree'- Ebfata
Girtulrrer ca l~eiiimonier. aoresle; a. y SSatIil
ss sG.sst bos ale gHssihsr for IS eeui''
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

W~pntningcn al Sub % Sslp /
oct iiolte &esuifabsaar belob ii9 til
s53, rs, $40, berai par $43, 1888 AIS /
/ @ulo, S9,O69,4SO / SSlpooGars og
S712,594 i Stiuemnnt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
Senatur Ecfiers me Yarti.

Senaior Yciers upe Yarti. ee'
untor 4effer ira aanias bar iprleoeu i
ct Srep uotult zig i 6aoDr al ct npt
polit,it 4arti. st MT 9arti er npos
uenciet, Tiger ban, ioroi Der er MT glrs
beioe at sjpre = Nrbeioe, iom De andre
Yartier life sr Itltteoe tl al sipre.
Dleu bet ,npe 8arti mua bpsses pua
bpbere ps breoere @ruuolas END iri
Splpmpniuius eaer Simetallisme; tbi
oisie S%enGpuelier er life llotrpt fol
no9et, Der naar til 8ooen al bore pan,
lteli9e 6orbolo. Oct upe 9artis MottJ
bnrpe p9re: SAB Solicit Iture". 9eti
&latlOrm bnroe p9re Tort, erei % no
TRIPLE 2iSens arau, % .anoe soo
! inSsbolNe iglssnoe 6 @runbiGtuinoer
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

/. Gtai Solicit 9trbeioe Os betal BEN
for LuaO be sjcr.
2. Niitai 2anolorbisme.
3. llorpo SrdusportmonopUlet.
A. U9t meo Ieu8ema8ten.
5. 2sit op Solicit.
6. 2epe Hepublifen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
SpnnieiI Il.

Zen lpanlfe Tcsieriug bar beIlnt.
let at betale 0tOra Iesuinsen paa u
WtlQiun Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
Sc bcmogratiife Seuaturer Sarris

~S plh'ostut'tt SkHuiptSA putt'2
ira 5euuesiee Soues ira Nrfauias og
5urpjc fra Snoiaua bar iammentalot
en- 9pnierence al Splos0 emptrater, iom
ital ia'nles i @aibinstOn Den 1899
4usuit. Seniisten meo benue &Ons
ference sr at sisre 5OrbereOelier, iaa
Splpm9noere oil bliue repreientereoe
paa ben bemutratiife nationale 9onpsns
tipni 1896. gtan bar bsIluttst at or.
oaniiere en- geutralfomite al ell eaer
Here Sglpoemotrater ira bper Stat Tor
at pnreta9e SpIumGuoeues Orgauiiu.
tim us Suteresier i De ioritieaise
Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
Observation-Disclosures upbapeces

Observation-Disclosures opb9oeces
a. iioits SOnsres, % 6pf0crne oiier zig
MI minore SanOet meo uolanoet. Sc
5oreneoe Gtatsr bauoe 6ecirrocitetss
traftater meo Guatemala, Htcaragua,
Gotta Rica, Samaicu, Cuba, Torto
Rico, Gan 3ominno. Grinioao, Bar
baoois, Bsitiib Guiana, 2Gs % QUART
Gerne o9 SraIilien. 0isie 2anoe
bapoe iiliammen en- 6olteman9oe al
100000 pg eli Sanoel al $780,
O0O.0 Ser bar o9iaa &eciprpcls
lei soperenstomIt meo 6rantriSe Og
3pItlnno. @n 5Dl9e al Oenne Tulitit
BAR, at Dor lloigriel iii 8raiilien iprs
paeoes 20 Yroeent / 9Dbet al S 0taas
ueber, ua9tet 8riien paa Wtel git NED
5.43 Grucent / SGroi. @itcrat HecIs
procitetstrattaten meo Cuba baooe be-
let / Strait 6 Maaueoer, uar Dor llos
isriel iorsoet ira $6,8o5,037 til 3d.
155,0S5. Dor ~lloiBriel al Wtel III
Cuba ipr0seoes fra $454,693 til
1880, l54 i SarOi, tustet Trilen paa
Mel / iamme 3io sif neo 20 8rucent.
GIterat Observation-Disclosures meo
8orto Gicu bapoe pGret / Strait 6
giaaneoer, bar Dor uoigriel til oet
2auo iorp9et ira $l,022, 7S0 til
$3.50, 700, pmfrius 80 8rocent.
N0crbrugsminiiteren pil ON no9le
Iaa 9aa, uolenoe Bulletin $40. 3 OH
Beroensmarfeo for amerifanlfe Hrp-
buffer. Senne Bulletin i~noebploer Ell
fort itatiItiIf Snoleonins on 6ranfri8cS
N9crbru9 og GappOrtcr fra ameri'
tauite &oniulcr Earls, Gc9na, SABRE,
gtice, 0reuuble, Jrbeims og 9imo9es.
Den inoeboloer o9iaa Ell aopl al en-
Srore uolteot af ben frantic Iserbru9s'
miniiter, Der forbpoer Snofgriel til
5rautrige Of Sreaturer ira be 6oreneoC
Stater, liseleoes Ell Seretniu9 ont BET
miolertIOise 5Urbuo mob Snofsriel a
amerifanife 5aar til 6rantrise.
Oct ui9tigIte Ifiuit al Suuetinen Ell
ben Del, Der uiier Nrealet, Yroouftio'
men al os Saubelen meo Sin. 1854
prpoucereDes 1,341,657,S1S @aQpnel
Sin / 6rantri9e, meben5 Der / De 5pr'
enebe Gtuter fun prooucereoes 25,000,'
600 @aupncr. Suormange bar be.
uu9en Soe ON, at Galliornias Spit ban
ate S~etinselier iOr at prooncere oQt
Slus8 Sine, ipm proouceres / De iOr:
ltleaige europniife 2anbe.
SuQetiuen iuoeboloer o9ida Ell iulo.
itanoig Suerii9t Oper 5ranfriges San
Del lammertll9tet meo De Gpreneot
Stater, Gpltluno ps Stprbritaniens
6anoel. Ii benne ~fremsaar bet, al
Storbritanien er lanst foruo for lInt
3 uistigite 8onfurrentcr, Os at Stors
~brItanieus Sanpel er iaa itor ion
5pltlano % be 6oreneoe Staters til.
iammen. 1891 % 1894 itOo Gplt'
lamb ipm go. 2 % De 5Oreneoe Statel
iom $50. 3 meb Senipn til Sanoels
umiGtuin9en, i 1892 ps 1898 fob 81
6oreneoe Stater ium $50. 2. 5runtrist
err Go. a.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-30

good un, Is l,i1.--~.
The main. combined with the action OF
the drug. excited his nerves an" niaue
him loquacious.
yes she's GOOD un," he repeated,
..if Won deal sguar with her, that Is
inst ,,o numb to her aa' own up what
vou'ye done manIul. an don let her GIT
knowledge q it second hand. a woman
II stand most anything from man It
so be he loves her tight an true an don't
keen nothin' hid from her. Ii he doubles
an twists an aims to lziver up his tracks
she'll git it into her head hes ateard o
her. an she'll despise him worse IL dead
buzzard.
They had entered the city. The shad-
ows were gathering, and electrlc hShts
had begun to flame on street corners ana
through shop windows. Royal complied
with the miners request and took him
straight to his home. 1t was a neat
little frame building on n side street.
The wife must have seen them from a
window, for by the time the horse stopped
she had the door open and stood ready tc
help ROYAL bring her husband in.
III Il D0u DllSlutSS, NhOAlAo' nv "''A''
Mt once. his face contorted with pain.
Il got drunk ag'in an fell IN hole,
worse luck. My fault, wife"
Eyes, Jack" she answered patiently.
I'm sorry"
Then she put her arm around INN and
helped Royal lift him on to the bed. She
was pleasant looking woman, with
quiet voice and manner, and seemed a
trife older than her husband, and also,
in some indefinable way, superior to him
due, as Royal found out later, to the
fact of her mother having been a lady.
After the patient had been made com
Portable, Royal took his leave, telling
the woman that he would look in early
the next morning AS he left the room
the miner called after him:
IF ever you gets married, doctor
don't keep none O your meanneSs hid
from your wife. 'Twon't look nigh SC
low lived if You do the tellin'. Treat
her squar', an she'll make SHIFT to for,
give YOU drunk now an then. Wont
she, Mollie?"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-30
y-S, pr CONTTNTTED-
500 REWARD 800.

The readers of this paper will be please |
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
system, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, q.
K@-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-30
Rich Red Blood

In the body of an adult person there are
about Is pounds of blood
The blood has as its most important ele.
ments, smalt round corpusces, red and
white, in proportion of about so red to 10
white ones
Ii the number of red corpuscles becomes
diminished and the white ones increased
the blood is impure thin, lacking in the
nutrition necessary to sustain the health
and nerve strength OF the body.
Then TIL ] ired Feeling, Nervousness,
Scrotula, salt RHeum, or others of the long
train OF ills. according to the temperament
and disposition, attack the victim.
The only petmluent remedy Is found in
Il reliable blood medicine like Hoods Sar.
sapailla, which ac's upon the red cor
puscles, enrchiny them and incieasi g
their number. 1t thus restores the vit.I
fluid to healthy condition, eXpe's all inn
purity, cures Nervousness, That red Feel
ing, ScroiuIa and ali other diseases arising
from or promoted by low state of the blood.
That these st elements are true we prove
not by our own statements, but by what
thou ,ands of perfectly reliable people say
about Hoods Sarsaparilla Read the teSti-
mOnidl in the next column from beloved
Clergyman. Then take
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-03-30

In view of the benefit have had from
Hoods Snrsaparilla | wish to give the foI-
lowing testimonial: have several times
been badly
Poisoned with Creeping ivy.
As the old school OF medicine simply tried
to remove the symptoms instead of the
sources Of them, much of the poison wa.
left in my system to appear in an itching
humor on my DO " with very violent exer.
ton in warm weather At all times there
were more or less dications OF poison in
my blood, up to year ago last winter. when
Large Sores Broke Out
on my body. | then purchased bottle of
Hoods Sars parlIa, and after using that
and a half of ano her bottle, the sores and
hum r disappeared. | attended the Christ
ian Endeavor Convention in Montreal and
also visited the Worlds Fair in the hottest
weather of the summer Was on the go
all the time, but
Had NO Recurrence
of the burning and itching sensation which
had marred every previous summers out
ing. have reason, therefore, to be en-
thusiastiG in my praises of Hoods Sar-
saparlia "-SAMuEL 5. SCHNELL, Pastor of
Free Baptist Church, Appalachian, N. Y.
I'd True Nerve Toric.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-07-19
Ambassador Bayard's Tip.

Ambassador Bayard, whatever his
diplomatic prestige, is not known as a
joker, so the victim in this case blames
Buttons, although some Of the others
who were present are suspicious that
our representative at the court or 81
James saw his opportunity and helped
it along. 1t was when Mr.. Bayard
made his brief visit home last winter
A dozen newspaper men went down 10
quarantine to meet him.
They boarded the steamship and dis
covered the ambassador leaning against
the rail, surrounded by group OF men
and women. The newspaper men de-
cided not to brighten him by q com:
bined onslaught, and appointed one OF
their number to do the interviewing.
The delegate. it happened, bears the
time-honored name of Smith. Calling
one of the junior assistant stewards,
Mr.. Smith handed him his card, with
the request to take it to Mr.. Bayard, at
the same time dropping a dime and a
nickel as a tip into the boys out
stretched hand.
The lad hurried away while the re.
porters awaited the issue with COM
placency. In a few minutes he re-
turned and extended the card and the
money with these words: "Mr. BayarG
sends his compliments to Mr.. Smith.
and desires to state that while he has
the honor of the acquaintance Of many
Mr. Smiths he does not remember any
Mr.. Smith who owes him fifteen cents. -
"W-wnatw demanded the newsgath
crers in body. "What in the name Of
Horace Greeley have you done"
"Why, I gave Mr.. Bayard the card
and the fifteen cents as you told me to
do, and told him that you sent them.
That's ALL" replied the boy, calmly
New York Evening Sun.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-07-19
CABLE SPARKS.

Fifty houses were burned In the town Of
bonneville Ga aria.
The dk solution OF the Dominion Parliament
at Montreal Is said to be near at hand.
The ministerial crisis In Chilli threatens to
involve the resignation OF the President
Fighting In Cuba continues with varying
success letween the Spanish troops and the
insurgents.
The International Railway Congress, In
London. dissolved. The next congress will
meet in Paris In 1870.
A caisson OF the big bridge now building
at Mage Hamel, Egypt, by French firm,
collapsed aud forty workmen persisted.
Advlces from Havana are 10 the effect that
the Cuban insurgents have suffered two de-
feats at the hands OF the Spanish troops.
An unkno wn man succe ,ding in penetrating
into the galleries OF the royal palace in Mad
rid. where he shot himself In the breast.
The steam cutter OF the British cruiser
Speedy foundered while on the way from
Southampton TO Spithead. Three persons
were drowned.
Fire has destroyed 230 houses In tho town
OF Sambrow, government Of Lomsha. Poland.
Two thousand persons are rendered homeless
by the conflagration.
Mr. Harris Taylor, United States minister
to Spain, called on the Spanish minister Of
foreign affairs at Madrid and explicitly de-
MED that Mr.. Eusti., United States minister
TO France, had ma % statements rejoicing on
Spain as reported in the Paris Figaro
The Osservatore Romano officially denies
the reports that Cardinal Gibbons p oteste
to the Pope against the apostolic delegation
In the United States, and declares that the
Cardinal expr ss9d to the Pope the high es'
TEEN and sympathy Mgr Satolli enjoys In
the United States.
Mr.. James B. Eusts, United States am
bassador to France, In statement in the
Paris Figaro says he remembers The visit o.
the Frerchman who wa Introduce TO him
as a writer, but that he did not use the lan-
guage non-friendly to Spain at'r bu.ed TO
him in the interview. The Spanish govern
ment Is said to be satisfied with the official
den'a al Of the interview.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-07-19

The whol3 number Of citizens IL the U lited
States Liable 70 military duty Is given at
9,945,C43.
Camps of instruct IN was held In 1891 In
thirty S.ates--A Alabama, Arkansas, Calf
fornia, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Geor-
ga, Iowa. Ken ucky Msine, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, N ssoufi,
Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Nav H imp
shire, New Jersey, Nsw York, N rth Caro-
lima, North Dikota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is
land, Texas, Vermont, Washington, West
Virginia and WI consin.
In all but. one OF tn SO States officers ofthe
United States were detailed BY the 'cretary
Of War for du at the enc lmpm nts. In nine
S.ates-Colorado, Illinois, In Lana, Mary
land. Ohio S1uh Dakota, Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Wyoming, and In ono Territory
Utah. where officers of the Uaicd States
Army we're on duty with the State trooEs,
there were, owing to lack OF appropr atoms,
duty OF the troops during railroad strikes,
and other causes, no camps. In tie States
where camps were held over 50 per cent. oil
the organized force was In camp.
The largest regular annual appropriation,
$4,000, Is made by New York 1.-THE smallest,
s1 900, by New Mexico. Arkansas makes no
appropriation. aud depends upon an a1)t-
ment f. ON the Unlted States appropriation
and the subscriptions Of the members and
friends OF tbs State Guard. The S!a.es ap-
propriatlng In 1891 81, 900. 600 or moro be-
sides New York, wore Pennsylvania, 81 ,O0);
Massachu cts, s215, 900; California, s1Sl, 600
Illinois, SO 200; Rhode Island, $1J4, 600
Wisconsin, 100000.
A summary Of the active duty performed
by the troop, Of fferent States in the year
1894 demonstrates that their services were In
demand over surprisingly largo area o.
o: country They were called out In Arkan-
sas, California, Florida Cat the Corbet'-
Mitchell Hght). Georgia Ito repel an invasion
by the Co.bett- Mitchell combina ion), IL
nois (twlce), Indiana. Iowa (twice), Mary
land, Montana Owice), Nebraska, North Car
ollna (w.ce), Ohio eleven times), Pennsyl
yania, Washington and Utah.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-07-19
A STRANGE DISEASE.
People Near Wellsboro, Pa, Afflicted With
Symptoms of Poisoning

The physicians attached to the State Hos
pital at Blossburg, this county, are trying to
solve the mystery surround ng peculi n cases
OF apparent poisoning that have heen
brough to their attention. A few days ago,
Jacob Rym3ka, of Blossburg, died pre- 'um-
ably from the effects OF bic from some
insect, as he stated that he felt sting under
his eye soon after going to bel. He died
two days afterward. Since that time there
have been three similar cases in that town,
one OF them proving fatal. In the case OF
Rymska the patients head swelled to enor-
nous proportions and hi, death was caused
by suffoca,ion occasioned by the terr.b.e
swell ing.
In all OF tho cases there was small pim-
pie dscharging wltery fluid AMI the head
of the patient sweIled to a remarkable size.
In the fatal cases the b dies turned TO q dark
color almost immedi te!y after death. 1t Is
reported that number OF cattle have died
In that region lately with the same myster-
ious symptoms. The physicians are una6l'
10 explain the matter DR.. CrandaI, OF the
Sa.o Hosp tai says he has had considerable
experience in spi Ter bites, bu: the symptoms
In these cases are entirely different. ina
people OF the neighborhood are excited,
some Calming that pc sonous fly has been
impo ted, while others maintain that 1t Is
plague and not the bic of az insect.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-07-19
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES

A large portion Of Ilina, Kansas, was
pooded by rise in tho waters of the Smoky
iivcr.
Terry Tuft, his wife and three children,
were drowned off Buff Point in Lake Ken
la, Nov York.
Stella Schlaubeckor, aged years aud
Eleanor Crop, aged 7, were killed by an
electric car in Clevsiand.
Edward r ppett, aged years; John Koe-
gan, aged 5, and John McGi ], aged 5, were
drowned at Woo socket, r. l.
At Portland, New York, Fra Haverland
aad Alton Eli, were struck by q light engine
on tho Lake Shore Railroa and instantly
killed.
j.. L. Dickson, Superintendent OF the Pen
we'll Colliery, was crushed to death between
q coal car AID the mine elevator, at Pana,
Illinois.
Henry Clay England, a lawyer, Of Rock
vile. Nd, and welI-known ci.tzsn, was
struck By an Q GO rio car, on the outskirts of
Washington, D. c., and insian ly killed.
Mary and Della Arlington, OF IredelI, Tex.
were drowned while trying to ford the
Bo q1o river. Their cart was overturned
and thoy were swept down stream by the
current.
A do,patch from Tlcoma, Washington,
says that forest fires so badly damlgel tun-
mel No 4 on the Northern Pacific Roal In
the Cascades, that ea,tbound overland trains
were detained "a h. urs.
Forty feet OF the Atlant and Pacific Ra l.
way bridge, % miles west OF Abuquerq lie,
New Mexic), were swept away d. hool In
the Puerco river. Til, Southern Pacific was
ably washed out between I'll Paso and DEM
lag. The Silver City anch is al cut off by
Washouts.
A Panama dispatch says that in the recent
explosion of the boiler in the electric plant
at Carthagena, 20 persons were XII led AMI
Injured an l the property loss was S24) 900.
in Goodrich, cashier OF the Toledo and
Ohio Central Railroad, at Fos.or.a, o., took
q handcar AMI, with his wife aud 7-year old
son, started on visit special train
struck tho handcar, killing Mrs. Goodrich
and the child AL Probably fatally Iniurlng
G. odrich.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-07-19
Home Hints.

Court plaster should never be applied
to bruised wound.
Do not slice apples for pies; quarter,
core and cut each quarter in two pieces.
The white of an egg stirred up with
n little sugar and water Is good for O
child with an irritable stomach.
If you store away fiat irons for sea-
son rub them over first with a little
sweet oil to keep them from rusting.
The best thing to loosen up salt or
sugar which has become hard packed
in a barrel is q carpenters scratch
awl."
A little powdered borax in baby's
bath water prevents the skin from
chatting, and it is less liable to "break
out with the heat"
If skirts have shrunk till too short
lengthen by bias folds, overlapping, or
one bias band stitched or edged with
soutache or mohair braid.