davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-05

G. ST. y0ss. Tiss. prssesai .sd General nsssE~.
W. EsEEs. censi.i ss,.sists-asa..
E.keIOYfR ID ANDERSON.
1s-r, las,gtr. csa.nsi rH~s ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-05

j. 3. ] ambert, Executor and Trus-oe TN
der the will of G.. V. Clash. deceased,
......... .................. Complainant,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
I'arletas al minuto'l

lara proclanar Ia iuocencia del aczsado COZ
tsntS iDjnsticia.
| Y pensapdo En- el verdaderc ssssiro. er
squel iBc6gnito que tsl yez - nszclsha En-
/ ire las turbas que le ssgufa1, cue acaso an.
Z4b7 contra 81 In e6lera popular, Rohsrfr
spretaba los pufos con rabia~ ,Ahl ii ur
dia negara tenerle NJ alcarce de sn nsuo-
| ie6mo 10 harfs pagar Ia dobls irfsnia &c hs'
ber asesinado una mujer indefs0sa. envol
sie0dcle 81 en- m prOcesb esean1slcs0f
Sin duda se trataba ds alKd1 lair0n n
quien In justicis no alcsnEaha. grnciss n
La sctiva snimcsidsd de Csrvajsr. one sx
travi6 Ii opinion pdblica-
Pero las aTeriguzeiones que ihan haosr
e 10 esclarecsrfan TODD, de elias rssulrarFn
81 inocencfa y ell descubrinieuto del verda-
dero cUlpsble
En- el isrdfnillo Sc notsba gran animaci6n
+ J0ez ssguido ror 81 sacrstarao, que frsla
oe0sjo De- hrazo ma gran cartera, entr6 sn
Ia casa, Jonselin toc6 en el homhro Rob
TO, v le dijo:
-Entgemos tamhisn.
1 oagaDdo "a voz 2Radi6:
lie van Poner asted aelanfe de n
L. pobre homhre no Sc strevi6 a decsr
francamente cue atsGdiera u sus usgshras :.
sas Eirad2s sns gsstos % mas ona l.
fosra posioles Pero con 81 aaveztaaeia ! nm
20 sobre aFiso para svif2r one Ia eusoci6n v
In soEpress pudieran tonarss par espanfn
-Estog olspnesto- -replie6 el ioysn- -.
-ando el prfUero en- In morsda a R0sa
ksts, tendida en el lschc, setaha rnny M
lds. fenIs las sienes de eolor vioaad0. al
.easaor osl rostro 10 cain en- desor4sar l,a /
y ahnn3antas caealhns rrsesss
I'm neAeaadoa cor las dores de hrszo n-a - ]
i10r1ab2n u 1oche del bale rArnnsa s,,s
aadA Dslor qss nnersa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14

No 80 hAoSa aatsrxdc sQ hergncsurx: &c SIS
Iaeelcnes delacsass eocssTvzb& IL Airs d1lee
soailents cue le fGs sie1p-e pesuhxr.
@12ko q u csheeeTs. en tina rassfa de- CO
ore Lena lie aqua be0dita xansSzi6 una zs-
% p231oss Ia ra2Ita de tci cue &c In iglesia
= GGs9o n p9ore gcvsE u 1BsiEno domino de
MINES del l&co &c SS<a esxshn Ia tnssziIls
con cue - shEiS6 e. Il larai1iilC q PaurTog,.
= P@11sAo &C ssoa Con el czml 10 ezEclEi6 81
easlR0 R1heEso
espeendoros0 r2yc de sci, satrx-do po-
"a ss0e&1A, rs1slxhs e e csohrs 6sI plstc.
rOls lana
ASosFfo eo1telplaha eo1 reccxsnisrso
sS1ea sasSsro .dss3e 20 pusxtS de errrasa.
SAE sslsn, cue sc desliHo de<r6s q al rare
SsA - tAa t1seado = aasioso, cue mas = = h
-. Psaaae sonSr per criminal sas pr
-SsnOs lie Clairx foos-exe,nr.s = ipss
con vo2 ps0s&da--ae&rQ1ese nsrsd Al leeho.
tnS~o1oce sSsed = esra lcvSnf
81 ssror- rep2io6 R,haxtn e,a assnto
RFlsse. Pego lAeno de 6rneHa
- nagastrSdo> hscieEdo sea A. s~sresAric
Para cue escr1oaess. se volvs6 hSc1s = irdi
slcao sn qulen Roberto hahss aEivinS5o 8
ponEoxtss cieasl60les
hEssnsEos nss@d Las huellAs eel sSsai-
Il sgsnts descaAssS Il p>xAo IA !. wusrsa
soore 81 hsrmoso Gaelic. RoA~xTo "a prao
-1IrAE SIN ssntir oRxinld0 & cora zar. ss als-
SatA 1ns seaal amora2sda.
on. aijos
Bcoeers slTv2se nstsd Ssesrnos a rssal-
40 de - rseoaoSlmis1ac.
So uata era Ia arsMerM vea 0ne a. ynsalce
wa &c aQG1 sp0rc poruae ssnh36
sssso Sas rsve2Aes azasaEis2se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14

Los gendsrInes iban dela1ts; dos sgentes
yestldos de paisanos segUfan Rsberto al
comlsaEla, y segdl iban andaudo, este f1re-
rrcgzoa iEsldiossmsnte al preao afectaudo
l. mayor iudifereneiz-
El joven estaba sobreexcitadfzfn No
te1ieDdo nada que calIar, sc 10 cont6 tos5o.
s1s coquersTiss deSde mQcho tempo sutes
con Rose: 10 que sGcedi6 ea Ia noche de San
Fermfn en e bale = despu6s de salir ds e.:
81 encueItTo con IQbseuf Y 81 separation
en- doDde Ell cami1o de Clairsfont sc bifurcs
con el del Gran ASrgaL En- esto Ilevahsn
precisaments 81 mixmo sitio.
-Afre usted, squi f0e dijo Roberto dete-
nlendose--Ae pare aqui precise menta, nj
Esndola h2sta que desaparecio en- Ia aiane
da.
81 hubiera permaneciao en- donde ahors
estamos uDos clanfoS minutes mas. Ia 10
brecilla Tiyiria sdui
On gemido extridsute, ltgubre. prolouga-
do, como el rugido de una fera Que sgouizs
le cOrto IA pslabTa- Proceeds de Ia coIiOa
En- e. vale, los carneroz de Roussot pacisn
q ana hierbs, pero el idiota no e2taba con
elaos, Roberto le b1sc6 en- vano con Ia vis
IA Otro sollcz0 igual que el primero e &c
c1cho detrss del tronco de N vetusto roble
y entonces los dos czminsntes descabrieron
Al PASTOR eehadO bOca abajo, con Ia eabsz
entire las manos, eiego y sordo a todo 10 Que
DO fuera 81 dolor.
-IPobre diablo! : exclsm6 Roberto.-Ro-
sa era muT 0uena para e. Solo Ella le ira
tabs con Garlic entire todos los criad,s de Ia
casa. si Pobre la adorab2- Ha psrdido Ia /
algeria de 81 vida.
Siguisron sdel2nse, = por largo espscio m
.esarcn de ssc1char aQEel llaDt0 oua.a jnter
TSlcs Sc h8cfa mas scerbo. Ble1 proprc
Ia earEetsrs, torcieron = Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14

izquierds, y POGO tsrdaron en distinguir Ia
cssas de CoDbreehamps
Singular aniuscion Sc notaba ea el pue-
blo- 4 IN entrsda, varies pillueloe gritaron
al yer al conissrio con 81 prisionero sYs
estzn &Quf I echaron correr.
In le plaza, "A multitad Sc apinabs En-
tcrao suyo; media pOblaei61 de Nouville hs
bls scudieo pars gozar del esDectzcalo Que
ofrecia entire dos geud2rmes 81 hijo del
MARQUES
81 verle en hbeEtzd, sin mks aoonpsns
miento qne Jouselin, La desepci6n sc mani
feseo con IN sordo Il UurRQllo,
a este 10 llanAn igaaldadl gruf6 el zapa-
t7ro de Szucelle, una de cuyss hiias. snfer-
rs de nns febre tifoidsa eI sso anterior
-oio sa vida los c1idsdos de Antoniste. -
. fuera IN pobre, Fendrfa stsdo codo con
COLO. pero colo NJ 10 es.
-Ys ie dejaran sscapar; 10 teugan rs
tsdes mled0- ---oiI0 otro-
II "A easo IA ley sc hizo para les ricosi
- Aatarlo. tnn6nosno Ia iastieia mr.
nnest-a mano! -gritaro1 varios.
los o0reros de ls f.brica ' los ssarrado-
res &c Iondeur Sc arremolinsroB; los chilli
dos de las mnierss el nant0 De I0s ehieos
acreeieron 81 ruido; squeIIa nazs humans
oodDlo ruglente = ofreci6 ese aspecto sterra
DOR dc las msnifeSEacionss de "a ira popular.
Joussel1n tomo por e. brszo 81 DrisioDe
TO- mas para prOtegerle que para eTitar one
&C 0SCapsra.
Los gendarmes que rodsaban Ia us=era ca
"a de ChasSeve1t, c0rrieron & su syuda
tcs Ess albcrotados getrocedjernn arts los
c2oaiios Cue Plsaba1 eoa estrepido en- medic
Dc una n1be de polvo
listed dispsnsa-difo Roberto -eon "a,
gre fra. dirigiendose al conisarfo L. ha
puesrc usted en IN compromise Desru6s /
ae Ianpo oien como usTa hecho nj fanilia /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
iAUSUBO! iAUSUBO!
IH3T1:y.jH jHHEN !AeuEcss
IN Nm mn ssr rs pGL LpoRAs
- ANTENEsRALescAsd del DfCR ONIEE
E p k8,gT EszabH 4 4 Assf sa k& n a Fzasis ssRR
z PlkcE RAMON n GAnRA

en este pals cref poder esperar IN POGO ns.
de simpatfa. iAhora va todo me 10 exDli-
cc--aradi6 con sulargs so1risa.
In medic de Ia multitud, hablsndo con
TcndeuT, estsba Carvaian Dstras de 81.
medic ocnIto, tembloroso de emoci6n. spova
do co1tTa Ia valla que cercaha IN corraliro.
Pascual mIrsba . Roberto COZ exe-esfF 70 sem
blante Este, IN POGO paiido, pero en- acti-
tqd resuelts, sTanz6 con los oios fjos en- 81
alcaioe Al pasar, una mujer dijo:
-iQne buen mozol = iSiempre 10 mis-
esta seneilia protssta alivi6 ell oprimido
peeho de Clairefont Adqniri6 Ia co1fortsn-
= certeZs de que srrostraha Ell peIigro con
amino serene Una rkfsga de orguIlo 10 ami
mo eli ssnoiante, ain fanfarronerfa miro
en- torBo suyo.
En- el jardinilIo que rodeaba In pobre vi
Flecda de Rosa, estaba el Juez de instruction
hsblsndo con IN desco1ocido, en el cual adj
vino Roberto al iefe de segaridad. v funto a
eilos vi6 tambien al doctor Nargeron ous sio
duda fu6 nansdo para hacer In declaraci6n
oEcial del g9uero de muerte de In pobre
Eida
Ia puerta de Ia casa de Chassevet estaba
alberta. en- el fondo oscnro del recinto. al
euai data luz una sola EeDtsGa, medic oculta
pcr IN rosaI blaneo, sc disfingGfaa los ANA
rillos refsjos de los cirios fnnerarios-
Tn suspiro dilaf6 eI pecho dc Roberto /
ALI deGtro, sileneiosa. helada, dormfa Rosa
el sueno pcstrero No ie inspiraba terror In 1
idea de verla- z sentiniento que amarga-
ba 81 alma er. una tierna pisdad tan s6io. /
S1u6 podia temer de IA desgraeiada nifa. tan Il
dulce J carinosa en vidAf 81 prssencia aca-
20 10 arranears Igrimss. pero de ningfn
modo ie ha-fa experinsntsr misdo s. por
u nilagro hubiers podido res0cit2r, ,sas pr
aeras pslsoras habissen ado seguramsntsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
Unguent0 Derm6gen0!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UEGUEETo DERMoGEEo IN
las H9gas qEs1%zdSrss, fEaseE<s, pS-
eadgras Dc 1sOsqSftos ispra afvtcGas,
sG5GS0nSs, sLTasffGsfs fSa=oYSs, d<
caaLqsisr PrOcsdsscfG, rss~satfsss0, III
esTGs, SfSEGas dS cssaL4Hss1 aSDsa, pa
sedsS0s G.., 10 demuestran las in6ni-
tss cursciones obtenidas y Il constan-
&c Eso que de dicho especi6co sc
hace.
Dep6sito: FGyssGcia CsSerGI de ]
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
JORGE oHSEr
Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADUoUoS DE J. DE Ia CERDA
CAPITULO VIII
Continual i6a)

Te esperan en- Ell salon n-murmur6
--FSe tr&ta de slguna psrtida de cazsF-
pregunt6 el viejo con dUlz1ra; i've. 10 te
hAGaE esper2T hijo miol -.
Les doe joveusx temblaron al escuchsr
estas palabrRs-
Roberto zbrsz6 81 padre. 10 bes6 en- Ia
f.eute con los labios temblOrosos, y estre-
chando Il naEo de AntoDiets. porque DO sc
atrevi6 besarla tambis1, temsroso de que
su emoci6n levendiera, dijo bruscanente.
slejkBdoss:
-iAdioe!
Padre & hiia cortinuaron paseando en- 81
lencio. la amarguKa de- eOraz6n de Auto-
Meta parecfa haberse trasmitido Al anclano.
sumiendclc de sdbito en- prcfGnda tristeza-
Jeusselin logr6 arrsncar Roberto de en-
trs los brazca ds 81 tia, tuntcs sc dirigie
ron h4cia CoubrechamPs-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los ssafTascrStos na6d1cos esTsgasos
49, e::o-.zs.-r.o 90 cc4<- ~sszyJ-T
NGEyTERO
PONCE. p r.

Los fsafrascrstos naedGeos esYsEasos
con eiero:e;o ess esto cis4ded
Csraae&n: qze Ian oanpToES6o = 81 =
D-&1.icz ofeisl, - e Il particular, cu-srlss
Z s7.5s1,ts vs- zolcss rs:EErts ea es@& ei1-
dsd, L cSess5& freczssstsbls esl vsras-
vzszno proceds1ts dsl IasEFcrc e Fsec-
n.o;6n &C dor ssntizgo 2e.i!o inEsslsdo en-
Arsziso hsso 81 dxece-5a--DfFiase q7s d.
$40 sa6or Seiso desp1Sz "a IN coressrza6o
, dsss1ido exs5dio, II eonasg1ldo psr1ee-
siona< O. nfvel de los Institutes Ecropsos
6s az tadols, 3 s-lEiTo Il Aqual virus pro
keZac ds Z TzyZelz EsSta a eEzeEo de
podsT Ezsgurar shrmaF los oue suseribsr,
oas sE ests poblsoi5n rs pro2ucido tan fe-
Eees rasuisados ; h& obts2ido t&n lso1!eEes
aizsactor1o ortlan&e eEto, Que 50 Es1
eoaseg1ido coz 81 eEr4eo : propagation 81
azss-Iinio ds s. v1Tasls Gus 2tszroT-zaca y
Glezz1soz sstA po5laci6- 3sS5s nsce diez =
oeho Esssz. No vaeIAzCc po- ecce lcs IL
razeritos 81 pu5lica--ro ian solo por ne
die de = presents sino Jus tamoien por Il
pranEa peri6dica del pefs Eez necsssrfo-
oae a hnEa vssana ez-a2ds de n ts<nsrs
dal precItSdo InEEe1to es superior = preee-
si1se = as Lcrdzes, : que sstsdiseess stsnte
IA dsdo E1eioz , ms rss5ltsdo, hszta el sx-
t-eno de kkber ccrseZz;do = Cssstsslzcscss
sss&sa5 s. IN no7e2tz por ess1eo. psrs
cue eorsts rslga don6e convsnir puGiere
{ don Santiago ssijo espl3o : presents sa
Peace { II De Azyo de- 158S.-D~. BGfszszr
Iasgszz-Dx. OoTIedo-Lr. EerS6A-D=.
Pzsasss-TT. C51=0s-D4. TsSaI Rsss-D@.
Essso Fozss GsssZZss<-Dr. JsSs xaisssas-
D.. z. Z@so GaEs6-LF. O&@ssgo 5. &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
iOjo, Ojo!

Sc dezsaa sender z5 sslloz DE- los
eel :: CentenzEfo Gel descrbriniento
de exts izi&.
En- ezes Igapreaez iEfoFmarzn,
S1eee. 2 Eovf@rf1rS 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
MAYoL HERMANos & Go.
BUen negocio

,46n - qIe rse 81 dqeho d nsgnif fna rdst Ia
"A leo
"a
la
sde Plava De Pono
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
PARA OARRETERAS

g ge+sdc easi Bsisad &c 50 raIcz, .szsa ma
a%s.G trStsEGGoTg De psa7ra ssesssda para ca
FFsfsTas, e0n 50 ezsdeTa y dszsds pse$Gs, -
Ssssy b44cs SSsado = ssz EsETss-assz ds FepsSsto.
& qsse "a tstTess p.s7Ss 6szcssse G0a 30
taySs 1rahzss, ca esEa eisa5ad.
Poz.x. Es6~To II ds 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
CoNDICIONEs z CoNCEsIoNEs

ooScIaL d1sa
Les ass Do % hanoo szesp
-an onoctza antoaD
FAsAgE sa tnpoTt rs De
sr@en
los
pE To-
oposs zpz p
I
ida
e id dna
SlE
"a sdz d. 01tansoz
f7zz
=
aS C1And'
sE1-pAJkS
----..-. 11su
- +
81
L. S7azrz
tzzs z1usssz
= p 4 = d q
SSaUh~s-@
MAYoL HERMAEos & Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
HOTEL FRANCES

Habitzcioaes ve1ttlsdas y esner2-
90 serv!cso.
E~@s3> 3oI CcF=e~eie rsssr &rr3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
Especffco Salvador
De JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este espselfco dsszpa-eeea loa bar
res s pzeaz6n Qus prodCeen las erup-
clones en el euszpo. E eI verdadero soui-
ta-dolor. = Sc usa er friecicres : g aoii-
ca ST ccha1sa essos 5isHrtcs-
Vendezs 81 Jusns-Iaaz-Ez<-so De ESso
pueEco-eaza ii iavs-5oz e6lamarta.
MsTo 4 1895 A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
UARABE
DE DEFOSFOGLICERATO DE Cal

CURA raquito indcado convalecencss para
recuperar las faerzas abatidas.
CURA la auemia restablece e sico
dc a6os exenuad los excesivos
CURA raqnismo escr6fua viejos rscupen
memo1a pienitud de facutades
CURA e infatisno Dor encsno los n:5o
escrouosos - A--'s
Ia abunn5u5la Ia neuraztena eIOrOei debidad general
ooa
CURA la debidad intellectual par2isis parca
sen es recetado con zo teiz persons iufAcas
exenuada hemorragas dc debitados
mas 1e Padeen de anema tropical enfdades eDnA
Este epecineo sgradabe
sn las funcones dgestvas nj e ogansuo
Cada cucharada contene veinte
Preparado poe FRANCISCO GIOL Y TEyIDOR s,-,.
MODO DE USARLO Para ad1ltOz uoa cueharaa sD,ss d 4
otrs de la connids ~ - -
Para los 6ea
comida. 0'hA @n'es &c -
Sc VENDE EN TODAS FARNACI4s
Ponce Agosto 27 de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-14
iO e
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE-HATTT

Z propistario que s1scribe ofreee las CO
nodas venEladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puerscrriquenos sxtrsn
geros De t<znsiso estadfs fla en Rsitf.
In el establecinisnto So habla inzlgs.
frances, sspa6ol : ital;ano. Trsto cuIto; ser
vicio escogsdo.
Tensnos zuc1rsa en- el arissocrztico cam
po de Thor EBizot6n) para los pasagsros
enfsrmos que sersn trataios cen esmerads
solieitad-
z GoSzALo MAEE
Ensro = de 1895.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-31
Apples Are Good Nightcaps.

The apple is such common fruit
that very few persons are familiar with
its remarkably efiicacicus medicinal
properties, states The Bulletin of Phar
macy. Everybody ought to know that
the very best thing he can do is to eat
apples just before retiring for the night.
Persons uninitiated in the mysteries Of
the fruit are liable to throw up their
hands in horror at the visions Of dys-
pepsia which such suggestion may
summon up, but no harm can come even
to a delicate system by the eating of
ripe and juicy apples just before going
to bed.
The applo il excellent brain food, be-
cause it has more phosphoric acid in
easily digested shape than other fruits.
II excites the action Of the liver, pro-
notes sound and healthy sleep and
thoroughly disinfects the mouth. This
is not all The apple helps the kidney
secretions and prevents calculus growths,
while it obviates indigestion and is one
of the best known preventives Of disease
Of the throat Everybody should be ia
miliar with such knowledge.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-31
Mr.. oLlMMeRToN's BeseTMeNTs.
Troubled Most Just Now Over whatnot
In the ParlOr.

"In her latest Encouragement Of the
parlor," said Mr.. Glimmerton, "my
Oldest daughter has placed in front Of
the whatDot comfortable rocking chair
in which have always liked to sit. The
whatnot is fiimsy structure ON legs so
slender that they wabble when you look
ut them. Upon its shelves there are
many delicate bottles and jars and vases
and things that are always ready to fall
off.
eff were not so eternally kept down,
should be man of cheerful spirits.
Even rs it is manage to keep my head
above the slough OF despond. hut have
q pretty hard time of it what with one
thing and another, and just now the
whatnot in the parlor is one of my most
trying besetments. One cannot sit in
the big chair now without danger of
knocking the whatnot over. The first
time / tried it the chair rocked back
and brought up against it. All the bot
ties and jars and vases on the shelves
nodded violently, many of them beyond
recovery, and these went down with
that slight but compact crash that thin
china makes when it falls.
"Then had to keep the whatnot al
ways in mind If sat in the rocking
chair at all, had to sit in it carefully.
Once when 1 had forgotten about the
great calamity and had jumped up rath-
er suddenly the chair rocked back and
touched the whatnot again, this time,
however, not so hard only few things
fell. But now have gwen up the chair
altogether, for with the whatnot at its
back it is no longer comfort to me-
81 look at the big chair longingly,
and fancy it looks with sympathy at
me, and / wait with patient cheerful
ness for the next new arrangement,
when the flimsy whatnot shall be on
one side of the room and the comforta-
BILE rocker on the other. New York
Sum
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-31
Making Animal Specimens to Order.

/ remember a peculiar instance Of
what can be done by modern taxidermy
and of the skill in particular that falsi-
fed the old saying, "You cannot have
your bird and eat it.. A friend made a
savory stew of the flesh of q bird, of
what species have forgotten, and ate
II. He then articulated and set up its
skeleton and afterward constructed an
artificial skeleton ON framework, upon
which he shaped and modelled its skin;
so that from ono he practically obtained
three birds.
At another time, having tiger rug
to make up, and also tigers head
to furnish for a trademark, he ingen-
iously supplied both from single pelt.
Cutting off the head. he constructed an
other from the white hair upon the un-
der parts of the animal, which in such
rug as he designed would otherwise
60 to waste Spots from which the hair
had been worn away he rehaired by
fastening individual hairs, hair after
hair in due order, with some adhesive
preparation to the bare hide. After he
had shaped the second head and dyed
It and colored in the black markings
he fastened il to tho remaining skin,
and the rug was complete and in every
way fine looking piece of work.
have only to add that there was no de-
peption in the matter, as the purchaser
of the rug knew how it was made. -
Carter Beard in Scribnor's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-31
A MlsER,s TREASURE.

The miser lay on his dying bed.
And no voice by him made moan
No prayer was said. and no tears were she'd
He died rs he lived, alone.
And his trembling fingers. damp and cold.
Drew the iron band away
From the guarded oaskst. stained and old.
Where his boarded treasures lay.
But his death dimmed eyes in the fsdisg iight
Looked not on the rubies rare,
Nor the deep sea pearls. nor the diamonds
bright
That an empress well might wear
And the gold that he erstwhile loved SO much
That he periled his soul to gain
Was brushed aside with q careless touch
And glance Of cold disdain.
And when strangers looked on the dead in ave-
In his close clasped 10y hands
Not Golconda's flashing gems they saw,
Nor the gold of Afric's sands:
And no jewels fair beyond compare
Tween the fingers stiff shone through.
But golden tress of q woman hair
In q ribbon of faded blue.
Chambers Journal
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-31
Portage Lake News
Arrangements Being
Made for the New
Hospital.
visit Of the Detroit People.
They Are Very Well PIeased with
Their Trip to the Portage En-
try-Cther News,

IL il well known to residents Of Han.
cock that the late Joseph Wertin cher
lshed the idea that a portion of his e.
tate should be devoted to establishing
here home for aged and infirm persons
or hospital. In accordance with his
fathers desire Bishop vertin has con.
yeyed To sisters OF the order of the Mar.
quette sisters Of st. Francis the old res;.
dence on Hancock street to be used for
hospital purposes. This CONVEYANCE
was made Oh such terms as almost
amounted TO donation. The deed will
be given Sisters Liboria, Catherine and
Gabia in day or so.
Already arrangements have been made
Tor transforming the residence for its new
uses. Necessary furniture has been or
dered. One room will be fitted up as a
surgical ward and the third story for the
use OF the sisters.
Funds for the new hospital will be Sc
cured by the disposal OF tickets. Tickets
will be sold good for year at n low
sum, say $40, that will entitle the holder
to admission TO the hospital with medi-
cal caie and nursing. twill be in charge
OF competent physician who will at
tend all cases not brought by other ply
sicians. rhe hospital will, OF course, be
open to persons Of any creed.
The use OF the present building is in.
tended to be but temporary, for from
the assurances OF success it is certain
that more room will be needed soon.
lt is thought the necessary changes to
the house can be made and the house fit
ted up TO receive patients in about two
months. In the meantime the sale OF
season tickets will he pushed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-31
Habits of Fish In Feeding.

1t is common thing for n fish to shake
its live prey or other food as n dog might
do, perhaps to kill it or tear ii into frag.
ments for eating. A dog can help itself by
placing its feet upon its food OF course a
fish can't do this, but it can shake very
vigorously. In feeding the fishes in aquari-
ums the food, excepting of course live food,
is cut up into pieces of suitable size. Frag-
ments of food thus prepared may hang to-
gethcr 10y shred, or little fish may seize
piece rs big as itself, but whether the fish
is big or little If 1t gets piece bigger than
1t can swallow 1t is very likely to shake it,
and TO shake 1t powerfully, tearing off
what it wants or such part as may be de-
tached by the shaking and swallowing that
and then darting after the rest as 1t sinks
I'm the water. There are many kinds of
crustaceans, however, crabs and so on,
which convey food to the mouth with their
claws rs man carries food tn his mouth
with his hands. New York Sun.