davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
unternebmenoe Ghica9oer.
Die merifonifde 1e9ierune erthetIt ihnen
cine pi9ti9e Gon3efiton.
QnaMnneIea. @o1.. 8. lHGra.

SUs NNYEIts, 0uI.I g. WtuT3.
Nus bOQig glaubpiirbtger 0uele lit in
@rfabrung gebru6t tpprben, baB Die meriz
fanif9e Hegierung fiir3lib bur9 ben Wtt=
niiter Somento benz 9errn S, 90. Dtlep,
einem Mitgliebe Der n~Snternattonal Oil
Refining &c Oebeloping Company" BON
Chicago pi6tige 3ugetdnOnihe gemaht
bat, 9ona9 erbGlt Die genonnte 5e1euz
f9aft Die @rlaubniB, Die Oelz unb 9oolenz
felber in Merifo gu. erfoti9en unb 81 bear
beiten, tpobei ibr Der @4uB Der RegierHnQ
5ugeiagt 1T. Q
Die Sbatfa6e, 6aB in geptRen meIiz
tanii3en Staoten Del in 'grOBer Men9e 81
finben 1T, mar felt Sabren b%etannt, ober
oiefe 8eielf3aft 1T Die erfte, tpel6e es unz
ternimmt, Die Sellager aus3ubeuten. unb
ba5 probutt auf ben 8eltmortt gu brtnqen,
%, g., MatfDn, Der 8etrtebsbireftor, tpiro
bianen Sturgeon BON @bicago abreiIen, It'll
Die Irbeiten fOfOrt gu Beginner,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
11nter ser 21nfla9e oes moroes.
Gin friber in Kanfos City uno SaDrence,
Has, wohneuoer aneebIider ruiiif4er
2Ir3t in Krafau, Pollen, weeen
moroes perhaftet.
RnnfnsGftn.8 8. 9Il1ra

Ser omerifonif6e Gonful in Wurf6ou
bat Dem bieiigen Poli3eibef unter Dem 16.
Sebruar mttgetbetlt, baB Der Or, Otto bon
MiiGer unter Der Mntlage, feline 61au erz
morbet 81 BADEN, in 8ratau in 8oIea, ber=
baftet tporben lit, unb 3ugleih UNI nd5ere On
gaben iiber ben Mann gebeten, BON Miif(et
bat bier unb in 2amrence, &an,, qe!pOhnt
unb mar nit 9tnterlaHung %maiIenbofter
G6ulben pl0Bli6 ber19nunOen, @t mar
na9 benz @91uffe Der Notwithstanding bon
@6icago bier6er getommen, CAB it6 fir eli
men ange iebenen ruffii4en Nr5t aus, unD
3eigte quite Gmpfeblungsbriefe, NdA Dem
8riefe bes gon1ulS gu urt6eilen, fou Mii0er
AUDI in on0eren amertfanti9en @tGbten be-
fnnnt fem.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
uene'nela p%rotefirt,
miu 1id feline europdifde 8epor=
munoun9 9efallen laHen.
5wei europdifde 6efauOte erhaIten TIRE
p6Ge.
Caracas, 8ene3uela, 8. MGr3.

Garocds, Bene3ueld, 8. W{dr3.
8rdfibent GrespO bat ben bie1igen frait>
30iif9en urb belgtfden @e1anoten ibre BG!Te
3u1teaen lafen. SIS gef9ab bies, ipie e3
betBt, infolge BON 8eri1ten, bic in Dem
italienii9en @riinbube berDffentlt6t purz
ben, porin bic Ginri9tungen bie1er 9fepuz
btif bon ben fran3Ofiden, belgii6en, oeut=
I6en unb Ipanii9en @eTanbten geI9dbigt
murOen, Die betreffen0en 9eIanbten bat
ten Die MGbte aufgeforbert, fir @ene3uela
Elm gemif9tes .~ausldnbii9es Srtbunal gu
erri6ten, neldes in alien 5ragen, an ipel=
den @uropder betbeiligt pdren, 9eridts=
bartlett 6aben 1pute.@
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Die Antisu
Die Nnrahme Der fdIimmfen Befimmuneen
oerleIben pom Ausiduie abselehnt.
Berlin, 8. N2Gra.

Ser Rei6stagsausf9uB, tpel6er iiber Die
Nntizl1mftur3oorlage beratben bat, 1at ben
She'll berEelben, pel9er Derfiigt, DAP Sober,
tpel6er in irgenb elmer 8eiIe ben 0ffeutz
liden 5riebsn 9efd6rOet, Die ReIigiOn, Die
Monor6ie, bic Gbe, bic 6amiGie unb @igenz
tbum often angreift, 81 900 Mart Gtrafe
unb gu elmer @efdngniBitrafe Don nibt
mebr als 5tpet Sobren perurtbeilt peroen
1oa, nit - gegen II Sttmmen abgele6nt.
Sine Menberung beS Photographer iiber
@otteslG 7terung nurbe NIT alien gegen 3
@timmen abgelebnt, bagegen uuf 4ntr0g
bes Gentrums Der Iogenannte Gan5elpardz
graph geitrt9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
MtnenfhpinoeI.
Swei Imerifaner p~erFaufen eincm Gro=
Idnoer cine ngefoI3ene'' nline uno er.
fdwinoeIn ii6 babel $50, 600.
3acutecas, Merifo, 8. MGry

Qouis S, SPOT, Elm Gngldn6er, Der Ser
+reter zines ret9en engGiI9en Capabilities,
1T fiir31i9 BON 3tpei ameritani19en Golbs
f11dern UNI $4,000 beI9ninoelt norber.
sic Mmeritaner batten cine peitlib bon
Ser qelegene Miene, bic nt9ts pert6 mar,
.oeTal8en" unb fte 6ann an ben @nglGnoer
Fir 100000, DOOon bic 6dlfte IOfort barr
beaqblt morben mar, berfauft. Nd9oert
Sc bas Iei9t ertporbene 9elb in Der 3aIde
hatten, ma9ten ftb bic S9pinOler aus bem
Gtqu6e, unb lteBen benz @nglduDer uab
feirem S9nbttat oas No4febeH.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Oura Dersweifun9 gum SeIbf.
Woroe 9etrteben.
Gin friiberer Sahnbeamter, weI6er felt Dem
Stretf i'm Iebten Sabre beiddftieunesIos
mar, crfdte6t fb.


S. q. 5amilton. bis gum Musbru6 bes
groBen Carbohydrates i'm leBten Sabre.
3ugfii6rer an Der Itlantie unb pociftc=
8abn, bat fi6 geitern bier i'm Mmerican
9oule er19ofen. Set benz 5treit tDar er
bei4dftigungslos unb es mar ibm aud troB
aGer 8emi6ungen, ba ietn Dame alf bic
f9ipar3en 2tfte geiebt tporbsn tDar, unm0gz
lt9 g%etpefen, IN irgenb elmer So6n cine Nnz
iteaung gu erbalten. DIS leBte !9pffnung
bate er an feinen alten 3uqmeiltet ge19risz
ben, Der ibm iebo9 geunttpogts Dutte, DAP er
einem Manne, pel6er an bern 5trett Der
u. st, Il. betbeiltgt g~eipefen lei, feline Ser
1pre9un9en MAIDEN t0nne.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
1nu6 SuBe 5abIen.

6enrp Bauer muBte beute 8Ormittag Dor
Rt9ter 8eriten cine 8uBe BON So erlegen
unb ouBerbem nod $500 SrieOensbiirgf4aft
itelen, neil ct in einem 9dn0gemenge nit
GuitaD @trelop in beifen @Obnung go. 81
q, glarf Str. benz f6on beiabrten 9errn
einen @9nitt an ben linfen @4ldfen betz
bro9te . Bauer, Der friiber Bel Strelop gez
tpobnt 6atte, beIu9te Dfters cine iunge Dame.
nel9e BEL @trelop pobnte. Ser Streit emit
itanb, ols 9trelotp benz Bauer peitere 8e=
Iu9e unter5agte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
OeIt0rter Oottesoienf.
Sonotifde 2tnbdn9er Ser ortedi-
iden Kirde ortnyen in Elm pro-
tetontiides 0%ottesPaus,
mt6RaroeIn Ole 2nwefeuoen uno 3ert0rer
ole Ginri9tune Ger Ktrde.
@pbbio. 8uIoorien. 8. WtGra,

S0pbtd, BuIgdrien, 8. Ntdr3.
MGbrenb bes 9ottesbienItes in Der PRO-
teftantif3en &irbe in Complain am lebten
Sonntage brang eiu 3ur ortbobpr grteAiz
i4en Stride geb0riger pObelbaufen in Die
&tr9e, pel9er iiber Die Nnpe1enben beriel,
bic @ebetbii6er 3erriB unO Die 9an5e innere
@tnri9tung Der Stride 3erit0rte, Inter De-
men, tpel9e benz @ottesbten1te b%eitpobnten,
befanben ft4 mebrere 9euti6e unD Mmertz
taner, pelde ernitli6e 8%erlebungen Daoon@
trugen. Die Nmeritaner iteben unter britt
i9em @6ube,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Ausmonoerer mad Siberia.
ucbcr %oreihunoert ueeer aus mififfppi uno
0rfanfas auf Dem meee na6 0frifa.
MempbiS, Semi, 8. q1dr3.

8eitern tamen 80 g}eger aus benz r0rbz
lt4en Mifiiiiippt unb benz 0ft!iber Mrfanz
las, auf Der Retie na3 Sapanno6 bier bur9,
mo fte ii6 am nG3iten Samitog na9 Qiz
beria ein3ui9iffen beabft9ttgen, Sic mani
bern unter Der Qeitung Der Southern Gmiz
grafton Soctetp" aus, tpel6e Ite fir SAL bic
perion aus tbrer 9eimatb na9 2i6erta be-
fOroert. 9as 9elb miro in Maten be3Qblt.
NuBerbem baben fie bas 0er1preben erbalz
ten, baB pdbrenb Der eriten Set in t6rer
neuen 9etmatb fir iie ge1orgt tosrOen tpirb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
SfanoaIirenoe SostaIiften.
Sic orireer in cine Kirde Elm uno fangen
NIT oen oort Qupefenoen cine
priioelet an.
Nnria & mIra

Inter 5i6rung BON eugene Bournare
begab fib ge1tern cine 94oar 5o3toliiten
na6 Der Notre 9amez8trbe, beGet0tgten DEN
gfarrer unb beganren nit ben NnDeienoen
etne Priigelet, Die poli3et muBte einf4reiz'
ten. unD es bauerte cine @tunoe, e6e Ger
&ufGauf gebGmpft tperben fOnnte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Jm Jrritnn umhersewanoert.
Ridter 2laen neun meiIen pom GurtIe SAFE
in maloe umherirreno aufeefunoen,
GumberIqnb. Mis.. 8. MGrs

Gibter g. S, MGen, be7en @eri6pinben
aus Surtle Safe oor9etern tetn gerinqes
MuF1eben peruria9te, 1T e Meite.1 neitz
lib BON SurtGe Safe i'm 0albe a%ufgsfunben;
er mar irriinntg geporben, unb it bielem
3uftGnbe 3tpet Nd9te unb einen Sag 5ieQos
i'm MalDe um6ergeirrt. Setn 3uitaab tit
Elm h0nt bebenfli4er.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Gin DECENTRALIZATION sgnno.
Die eriten sdritte oa5u in elmer &C..
itri9en D~erfammlun9 9etban,
Qn meI1er fi9 pieIe Senotoren uno Depu=
tlrte betheiIioten.
8arts, 8. 9J}Gra.

@eitern tpurbe cine groBe 8erIummlung,
Der biele Senatoren unD 9eputtrts beipoDn=
ten, bier abgebalten, UNI probi1orif6e Sta
tuten fir einen neuen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bonb gu entperfen, tpeG9er ben 3pe4 hdbert
foa, Die Mo9t Der Gentralregierung 5u berz
ringern, un0 ben @tnfGuB Der @emeinben
un0 Der Departments gu b%ermehrsn.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Gin ourd9ebrannter Junee ob.
oefaBt.
Gr war pom Roufe meeeeIaufeu, neil er Feline
Gieoretten rauden folte.
6ehalia. Mo.. 8. mdra.

WEVv 8. UlUI5.
Geitern tpurbe Der ie9s3ebnidbrige MIbin
Morfb, Der Sobn bes NuOitor5 Der v@atro
Sbort Sine" @Henbabn tnfolge elmer tele=
grapbi19en Mufforoerung bes 8ater3, bier
Derbaftet, Der SSunge mar aus Der elter=
li6en Mobnung pe99elaufen, neil er bon
feinem 8oter tpegen ieines Gigorrettenr1us
9ens geb0rig geriffelt poroea iuur. Nubtz
tor W}arib bat ftb iofort auf ben Meg ge<
ma9t, UNI ben bummen Sungen Ipieber mad
0aufe III brinqen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Otehn1arft.

3ufubr 1900 @tiid RinbDie6, $4,000
96peine unb 5000 @6afe.
S9peine um 5 Gents i'm 9reiIe Qe1tieqen.
S9pere $4,25-$4,50, lei6te $4.O0-$4.30,
i6mere uno let9te bur6einan5er $4O5-
$40, grObe $4.05-$4,20. vpigsn $40
$415.
Rin6Die9 1T felt BEL u~nOeranbertem greiz
fen. @4afe oesglei9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Don einem Shnellsuoe iiberfoPren.
0wei Geote uno elm fbwer Derlebter Ole
5oIoe.
Ct %nfehh- mo-- 8. mGr

M1s fi6 geitern NbenO Ru6en Mc8rtbe.
ecSoe1 Mollorp unO Spbn 8tGiamYon, bec
leBtere Elm @9tpiegerfp6n BON MsallorD, nit
ibrem Subriperte in Der NGbe Der Stabt ouf
Der 6eimfabrt befanoen, tpurben fe BON
einem S6nel3uge Der Santa Sc 8a9n iiber>
fabren. Mc8ribe unb Mallorp blis6en TO-
fort tobt auf Dem PlaBe, uno @jQiami0n
purbe 19tper DerleBt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
6efan9ene Rebeuen.
Der britifde Dompfer premier lancet orei6ie
oerfeIben 1T Colon.
GpIon. Colombia. 8, MGr4.

Ser briti16e 9ampfer Yremter, Capt,
!6ppttns, 1T NIT etpo 80 Snlurgenien bier
angetommen, nel9e bel Der Nteoerloge bes
Sen. Qa9us i'm 9epartement 8olioar ge=
fangen qerommen purben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
StGrmtfde Retfe.
Gin nno neun3ie Gage pom 9Iorioa naf
WaIes.
Snanfea. MaGes. 8. Mf1ra.

Seute MOrgen 1T bic briti9e 8art 5lpun~
fea @aitle, tpel6e am Z. DECEMBER pon gDrt
Sampa, Sla., abgefegelt mar, n1d6 elmer
GuBert tiirmtf9en 8eiIe bon 81 Sagen, auf
tpel9er fe ben gr0Beren She'll Der Quounq
iiber 8orb perfen muBte, bier Qngefommen.
Gin Mann BON Der 8e faBung ftarb pdbrenb
Der NeiIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08

Ods metter.

OdS DIETER.
0ptiter a1etne, 76 @uTbington Str,
beri9tet fir GbtcogO Die folgenoen Baros
meter unb Sbermometer1tdnoe:
I'm 8 Ibr Morgens 80 0rab, UNI 8 u6r
Morgens SO @raO, UNI 10 u6r Morgens
80 @rqb, UNI II 1br Morgens 81 Grab,
UNI IL ubr Mttta9s 81 9roo, Barometer
ftanb INN 8 l1br MOr9en5 1926, I'm II ubr
Mittags 29.05.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
nod befier ais anna 6ouIo.
Frances Stunt beirothet einen 6rafen, oehen
fatniIie Ger oes 6ouIo'fden 6rafeu an
bitter nod b~eoeuteno iiber 1T.
g e IN Yprt, 8. MG1

Wen WDrt 8. W{dr3.
@etern muroe 5rances @amonti 2unt nit
Dem @rafen eSean Gbuarb D'Nul6p in Der
alien SrinitD Stride ebeli6 Derbunben.
0iefer @raf 1T BON bebeuteno dltersm NbeG
ais Nnna @oulbs 8raf De GaiieuDne, unh
feline Mutter mar, ME es DejBt, cine Borg
befe; bas aber meint btel in @%Stal!en, ST
1eGbf 1T 1ebr reid, unb auBerbem befiBt er
eine @emGlbegaGerte, bic ibre5 9lei9en
iuAt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Uetegraphirche 9epe(&en,
DeOeukttdDe 0eriiAte,
Die Gin9eborenen in Ne9Ypten fau=
fen Wafen uno Wunition.
Die ae9ieruns trift DorFebrun9en eegcn
ei1en~ etwaioen Aufitano.
Qpnbnn- 6 M1ra

@us @airo pirb beri9tet, boB Die Hez
eterung in @rfabrung gebra6t bat, bob Die
Gtngeborenen tiir3lt4 grOBe Mengen BON
Waffen uno Wunitton getauft baben. Gs
perben NfaBregeln getroffen, UNI etnen etz
ipat9en @uftano iOfort i'm Seine gu unter=
briiden.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Gi(en6u6n=llng(iik
@eOrgia. = Die @dlafpageu
n%mgeidmiien.
SHUTTER uu0 Sinh bic SOOtett.
9onf nod eIhdIt6 abgeGaufen.
MtIanta. So. 8. M2dra.

Der geitern Mbenb II ubr BON bier nu6
8run5nid o~bgegangene @9neQ3ug Der
Siiopacifcz8obn 1T heute friib in SCOT
lamb %Derungliidt. 3pet puuman@5 6tafz
hagen f"tiir3ten UNI unb et1e 6rau s. 8,
@uber aus Pidens in Mifffftppt ton nit
tbrem tleinen &tnbe ums 2eben.
Die @beleute 8. ., SOFTER aus @lDrica,
o., Elm 8abnndrter unb Elm Grpre5Doote
famen nit gertngfiigtgen @erlebungen baz
bon.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
OaDwar0,
Der proSe+k gu Gnoe
limo ole JurY ipridt RoYworo fduIoie.
30 tnneapptts, 8. NtGr3,

MtnneupoIts, 8, NtGrs,
Der &i6ter belebrte beute @ormittc9 bic
@ef9porenen iiber lire pfli6ten unb lief
ie bann ft9 auf tbr 8eratbungs3immer
3uriid3teben. Ser @eri9tsbof tritt nm 3tpei
ipieber 5ufdmmen,
Na6f9rift.-0 as nrtbstl lottet:
@4ulbig na9 MaBgabe Der @ntlage.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Gin Unnter.

9rOotbence, 81, S, 8, MGr3,
Ser Counter @eig6t Sunnel i'm GO4ege
Sill flog Toeben infolge elmer @rplO1ion
BON @aien auf; Elm Mann ptrb a13 tobt
gemelDet, SIM Sunnel brennt's.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08

Der Dompfer BABEL wteoer fott.
NepOort, 8. MGr3.
Ser 0ampfer n6oOel" ipurte beute Mor=
qen nm 8tpet ubr flott uno liegt ieBt i'm
@eDnenzG Canal Dor 4nter.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
Standardization.

2tperpopG: Sauric bon Stem gort,
NeapeI: 8aiier 8ilbelm Der 3Weite
BON Stem Oprt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-08
q nmnGl

IN foI9e elmer Grplofion 5erit0rt.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-11-20
TALKS ABOUT PLANTS,

The time to prepare a wild garden
in shady nook of the yard is in the
fall. Wild flowers carefully trans
planted now will start in the spring,
and the collection can be added to
from year to year.
One of the peculiarities of the floral
world is the evening primrose, which
opens about 6 o'clock, p. m, with an
explosion, not very loud nor formida-
Bile, but still quite perceptible to any
one who is watching the bud. 1t re.
mains open all night.
Objectionable trees are killed in the
best way by stripping the bark from
them for few feet from the ground
Just when the foliage is fully expanded
in the spring. Leave the tree stand,
as it will then continue to draw on
the storehouse of the roots for sup.
plies, without adding anything to it.
When fall comes the roots are ex.
hausted, and if the tree be cut down
then no sprouts are likely to succeed
it.
Wild hollies please so much by their
bright berries in winter that many are
tempted to plant them on this account.
But 1t must not be forgotten that these
shrubs are not all berry bearing.
Some have male flowers only, and
these have no berries. The only safe
plan is to see berries on bush before
planting it. Hollies need close prun-
ing to make them live when trans.
planted.
M. Zacharewiez, professor of agri-
culture at Vaucluse, has found by ex-
pertinent with different colored glasses
that fruit is the finest and earliest
when grown under clear glass. Orange
glass produces an increase of vegeta.
tion, but at the cost of the amount of
fruit, of the size and of its forward.
ness. Violet glass causes the number
of fruit to increase, at the expense of
the quality. Red, blue and green are
hurtful to all kinds of vegetation.
Garden and Forest says that B.
F. Bush, OF independence, Mo-, has
reprinted from the State horticultural
report of Missouri his list of the trees,
shrubs and vines of that State. Two
hundred and ninety-four species are
described, a number which can proba.
bly, be slightly reduced. Betula popu.
lifolia, for example, which is admit.
ted doubtfully, probably does not
grow anywhere west of the Mississippi
River. This list, too. is enlarged by
two hybrid oaks and by our chestnut,
which is not an inhabitant of the
region west of the Mississippi. Chi.
cago Times. Herald
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-11-20
A Woman Diver.

From Palm Beach, Fla, comes the
story of woman thirty-eight years of
age, a native Of Jamaica, who has for
twenty years been engaged as a sub.
marine diver. Her husband, Pedro
Gomez, came from a Spanish family
of sponge divers. While at Funchal,
Madeira, in the Oauaries, he became
acquainted with an English diver, who
gave him some ideas as TO submarine
exploration under scientific auspices.
He went to Central America, and met
his love and his business partner Of to,
day at Colon, on the isthmus She
fell into his line of life easily, and for
ten years has done the better part of
the hazardous work which he, as a
manager, contracts for. She carries
less armor than he does, and has in.
vented helmet with a system of air.
pipes that she and her husband alone
hold the secret of. Ii is claimed that
with this helmet securing her breath
ing connection with the upper world,
she can wander almost at will through
a sunken wreck. In recent inter
view with the editor of Jacksonville
newspaper she says that in the course
of 1000 descents to the oceans bed
within the ten years that she has been
IN the business she has never met sea
monster or any other fish that would
not ny from the merest wave of her
arm. Orleans Picsyune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-11-20
SooiInnd,s singular Industry.

Tho drop in the production Of pc
troleum in this country has had the ef
feet of stimulating an almost extinct
industry in Scotland, the distillatiou
of oil from shale. Fifty years ago il
was OF great Importance and was even
worked under royslties in the United
States, where there we're between fifty
and sixty coal and shale distilleties.
While the producers were at the height
of their prosperity, the natural oil
fields we're opened and the old bust
ness went to pieces, so that only two
Scotch companies were left in the
field. Like most manufacturing en-
terprises in Scotland, it was the waste
products which furnished the profits
of the industry. The mineral distilled
is a bituminous shale or hard clay,
and the product Of the distillition, of
which $1,000, 600 gallons were made
last year; bears little resemblance to
coal oil. The waste products which
have contributed to the continued ex-
istence of the industry are parstine
wax and sulphate of ammonia. The
value of the former has been affected
seriously by the output of the distiller.
les in this country, but the ammonia
is produced only from shale, and the
fluctuations in its price have decided
very largely the profits of the business.
The crude shsle oil has to be distilled
like petroleum and the lamp oil refined
from il has higher flash point and
density than that made from Pc.
troleum. As the price of oil has fallen,
the shale distilleries have improved
the retorts and stills to an extent
which has resulted in the reduction of
the cost of the finished oil TO a little
over four cents a gallon, about one
sixth of the cost thirty years ago. 1t
is impossible not TO admire the dog
ged determination and enterprise
which, year after year, has caused the
accounts of the Scotch companies still
working to show saving in working
expenses that has practically neutral
lied the loss from falling prices. -
New York Telegram,
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facts because of carelessness and neg
lect, says Allen Morse. To do this in
the easiest and cheapest way, if the
stock are not provided with warm,
comfortable stables, provide them at
once, IL can be done as oheaply now
as at any season OF the wear. Nail
boards over cracks and cell the inside
with matched boards. / stuffed mine
between the walls and ceiling with
swamp hay with good results. An in
side and outside door should be pro.
yided, and the former should be shut
tight The cost of such an outlay on
stable fifty feet long will be about
Sl5; it will save that value in fodder
the first winter If water freezes in
the stable provide heater at cost of
50 to sl0I you will willingly give the
wood and labor to see the cows drink.
IL both warm barn and warm water
cannot be provided, warm the stables,
even though the stock has to drink ice
water. 1t is far more comfortable,
too, milking without an overcoat and
grasping icicles.
The dairyman with a silo need not
be told what to feed his stock. Those
without one should not compel the
stock to eat straw, as it is poor econ
omy. Good clover hay, or at least
that which is part clover, and small
ration of grain will keep stock in good
condition. Heavy grain feeding will
not pay in butter making notwith-
standing good authorities say it will,
but the stock will be in better condi-
ton, the manure richer. and it will be
q pleasure to see stock sleek and fat
Keep the animals we'll bedded. This
will pay in the added comfort both to
yourself and stock, and also in the
value of the manure, and that is by
far the best use farmer can make of
his straw. If owning more than can
be used in such a way, sell it and put
the value of it in meal. IT is an un.
disputed fact that it pays in dollars
and cents to make stock comfortable
and contented. American Agricultur.
Ist.
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ALCOHOL AND RnguMArlsM.

One item in DIR. richardson's report OF his
practice in the London Temperance Hos
pital refers to the treatment of rheumatism
without alcohol. He says:
"Out OF seventy-one eases OF acute o. sub
acute rheumatism. the large majority acute
and attended with temperatures moving up
to l04 degrees Fahrenheit, siNty-nine recov-
cred, and two. although they were dis
charged without being put on the recovery
list, were 50 far relieved that n few days
change in the country air seemed all that
was required 10 induce full restoration.
Comparing the experience OF the treatment
of acute rheumatic disease without alcohol
with that which | have previously observed
with alcohol. | can have no hesitation in de-
clarlng that it is of the greatest n aivantage TO
follow total abstinence absolutely in this
disease. The pain and swelling of Joints is
more quickly relieved under abstinence, the
fever fails more rapidly. there is less fre-
quent relapse, and there is quicker recov-
cry. In brief, experience OF treatment of
rheumatic fever minus alcohol presents to
me rs much novelty as 1t does pleasure, and
lam convinced that IL any candid member
OF the profession could have Witnessed
what 1 have witnessed in this mat
ter, he would agree with me that
alcohol in rheumatic fever, however acute.
is altogether out of place. l am also under
the conviction, though l express it with
great reserve. that in acute rheumatism,
treated without alcohol, the cardiac compli-
cation, endocardal aud pericardial are
much less frequently developed than when
alcohol is used. "-Champion OF Progress.
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A Novel Ueadache Cure.

A Boston apostle of physical culture
says that an excellent and never-fail.
ing cure for nervous headache is the
simple act of walking backward. Ten
minutes are as long as is usually neces-
sary 80 promenade. It sometimes,
however, requires more than ten min
utes to walk at all If one is very "ner-
vous." But IL is not understood that
it is necessary TO walk a chalk line.
And kind of walking will do, provided
il is backward. It is we'll to get in q
long, narrow room, where the windows
are high, and walk very slowly, plac-
ing the ball of the foot on the floor
and then the heel. Besides curing
headache, this exercise promotes a
graceful carriage. A half-hour's walk
backward every day will do wonders
towards producing a graceful gait.
This is something like faith cure, which
will not be attempted by the advanced
woman, who will take no steps back
ward. New Orleans Picayune.