davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04

Sbif5u9t ieBt mebr bic Mufmertiamtett auf
G%r5telung "feinerer Sortsn fir Die Safel
geri9tet als auf bic MISREPRESENTATION; I'M
beiIen, mo Die Sru4t 10 rei6li9 gebie6en,
baB bic Neite unter Der 2aft bre6en unb ber
9oben rings Inn nit SaGobit bebedt 1T, ba
lit es pobl Der Mi6e tpertb, ben l1eberfluB
AUDI in ftiRiser 6Orm i'm Setter auf3ubez
pabren.
Die unfo5en, tpeI9e Bel Der Musfu6r bon
&inboieb BON Gbicago na6 ben en9lii9en
MtGrtten entiteben, be5iffern ii9 auf bon
500 big $25 per &ppf ie na4 ben Staten Der
G6iffsfra4t,
Die 8ub1tGIe 1oIten ieBt griinbli9 ge@
reinigt unb geneiBt unb Die 9ielen, M6fluB=
rinnen unb SuttertrOge bi6t gema9t tperz
cen. 8eriebt ben StdG NIT Senitern, Oamit
bas @onnenlibt bur9ortngen fam unb gez
Toilet i'm iparm unb bebaglid, Die &ibe
tperben fi9 bufiir bantbar erpeiien.
X X y
Ser furae 2ebrfurfus an Der lanbnirtbz
fGaftli6en @9uGe in Mo6iion, Wis,, tpelz
6er am /, DECEMBER begiart unb am 5.
Medr5 ndbiten Sabres f4lieBt; Deripri@t
ben baran Sbeilnebmenben fe6r niibli3 5u
tperben. Inmelbungen iouten an Prof. %.
81. 9enrp, Maoiipn, Wis., abreiiirt tperben.
Der 1nterri9t umfaBt fO1genbe 5d9er:
@ieb5u@t, lanbn. Gbemie, Sbierar5nei@
funbe, Surmmil6pirtbf9aft, 3ei@nen (pon
Tarmgebduben), 9ufbei4lag, 8u4balten,
8atteriologie, SefonOmie unb 9artenbau.
Sir @inpobner bes Staates Wisconiin 1T
Der unterridt fret; auBerbalb 8o4nen0e
baben nur So fir ben gan3en GURUS gu entz
rinten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
Gin9emadter Kirbis.

Sen geF9Glteu, entfernten &irbis f9netz
bet mar fleintpirfelig uno lGBt tim in balb
8aher, balb @ffig "a 5tunben fteben. 9ier<
ouf nimmt ebenfo DieI 3uder, aGs Der gez
fGnittene &iirbis getpogen, gie6t bic Sruht
unb ein Gtiid @a1tiIe in ben 3uder unb
ldBt fe 70 LANCE fo9en, bis bic Stiid6en
glaitg itnb. Man nimmt bie1elben nun
beraus unb flint fie in @tnIiebeglaier ldBt
ben Suft bann MOD bid einfo9sn, gieBt i'm
4etB bariiber unb berbinbet Die @ldfer init
Yergamentpapier. Na9 etpa aAt Sagen
muBmun na9i6auen, ob Der &irbis niht
angelaufen 1T; lift bies Der San, muB Der
@aft np9mals aufgefo9t nerOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
8eriati9uns.

Sci Der 0ur9ii9t meines Mrtifels in Der
n8eilage" bonn %. Sfto6er finbe i6 5tpei
finnentiteaenbe Srudfe6Ier. @o es beiBen
iOate: ri9 muBte bas Seu e~infen5en",
ftanb gebrudt rt9 muBte bus 8ie9 ein@
fen3en, um mir Die 9rOberbeer6en bpm 2eiba
gu 9alten." 8eiter unten lit irrt6iimli9er
Metie gefagt: punb ib bsfprentelte nit elmer
8ieBfanne bas 10 g~elagerte 9eu"; ba bdtte
eS 9eiben iOlen: runb i9 befprenfelte bann
Die beioen Seiten (Ober &Gnber) bes 10 gez
lagerten 9eus, bumtt Die S1ammen a1f
Dem abgegren5ten Gtreifen bGeiben muBten".
Sd Bite olfO um cine 8eri4tigung.
Ser0tnanb9 uafe, Soref Some.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
Sdmetued

Oa bic @6tpeinedolera in berl9iebenen
@egenben unieres 2anbes pieoer arge Ser
~beerungen onri9tet, mag es am PldBe iein,
bic pom 8unDesaGerbauamt fir 1ol9e SGas
empfo9lenen MaBregeln bier aufs Geue be-
farnt 3u geben. SSSn benz betreffenoen 8eri9t
beiBt es:
rSn Der GeseG mag es better iein, bic ges
1unben Iopobl als bic fronten Sbiere fofort
gu I9la9ten unb Der l1mgebung g~eniigeno
3sit gu geben, Die @ntedung Gos gu perben,
e6e frif9e Sbiere etngefiibrt Deroen. Wenn
bas ober nt9t fir tpiinf4enspertb eraAtet
perben 1oQts, 10 miifen folgenbe 8orf9rifz
ten ftreng e~tngebalten tperoen:
1. Die 1ofortige u~e6erbringung auer 9ez
Tunben G9neine na9 einem BON @n>
itedungsitoffen freten Srte.
2. 0te NbidGa@tung aGIer ertranften
S6iere.
3. GorgfaGti9es @eri9arren ober Ser.
BREMEN Der Gababer.
4. @ieberbOGte grinbli4e 9esinfi5iruns
Der angel edten 2ofalitGt.
5. Beinli9e Sauberteit in 8e3ug auf bic
umge6ung 1ofpobG aGs auf bas 6utter.
Sinh bic gdunben Sbiere 41a6 einem Doa
QnT tedunesitoffen freten plaBe gebra9t, 10
muB genau aufgepaBt perben, ob ni9t
ir9enb zines baoon 3ei9en Der &ranf6eit
gu erfennen giebt, unb in bieiem Safe n1uB
baiTelbe o6ne Meiteres bon ben ibrigen gez
trennt perDe1.
8on ben 9esinfeftionsmitteln ftnb fol-
genbe gu empfe4len:
/. @el059ter &alf d pfunb in 1 Sal
lone Wafer aufgelDit.
2. @lei6e S6eile bon ro9er @arbolfGure
unb qepD6nli9er G9pefelIdure NIT einanber
oermiI6t uno i'm @erbdltniB bon 2 un3en
bieier Mif3ung gu 1 9alIone 0afer bieiem
5ugeiett.
3. S9pefel1Gure, bon pel9er man l un5e
nit 1 9allone Wa1er bermti9t.
4. &pd6enbes @afer,
5. 9ucGiil6er6[ori6 corrosive subli-
mate) i'm @er6GltniB BON l Dra6me 5u
elmer @aIone @dfer.
Die Mii9ung Nu. 2 ioG ipirtIamer ietn,
tpenn, pd6renb Die S9pefelfdure Der &ar@
bolIdure beigemengt tptrb, bas Die 2ebtere
ent9altenbe 9efGB in taltes @a1er gefebt
tpirb, UNI babur4 bas ungebibrli6e !9eiB=
tperben Der SliiiIigfeit gu berbinOern; Elm
iol@es @efdB foIte aus 9ol5 beteben, ni9t
aus MetaQ, neil lebteres BON Der Sdure an
gegriffen. nirb.
Sel6ftoerftdnbli9 laBt ft6 bic Oesinfefz
tion nur bd ausfibren, no bic S9peine in
@tdlen ober begren3ten GinfrieOigungen GEE
balten perben; tpO ite iiber Elm gr0Beres 9ez
biet freien Muslauf BADEN, lGBt ii9 in bieier
9inii9t ni9ts tbun."
SIN @orge9enben finb bic @~or6eugungse
maBregeln mitgetbeiGt, gegen Die Seube felbt
lGBt it9 nit tpenig ober gar feinem @rfoIge
anfdmpfen. Srennung Der franten Sphere
bon ben gefunben, geiunbes, erOffnenbes
Sutter in mGBigen Mengen, am beiten
Mil3, trOdener @ufent6alt, Ru6e, bas ifao
bic bauptid9liditen punfte, bic in's Quge
gu faien ftnb, iopett Die bon Der 9eu9e be-
faasnen Sbiere in 8etra4t tommen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
unfere Qepfel=G rntes uno Nusfuhr.

Nd9 Mngabe bes 8lattes rS6e SEEM gngz
lamb 6ome1teab" 1T in alien Staaten, ipel@e
6anbelsprobufte er3eugen, ein19lieBlt9
geu @nglanbs unb Seem gorts, bic @rnte
bon @interdpfeln cine bortreffli9s g~etpeien,
unb pirb in ben gan3en Ser. Staaten auf
100000 Suffer berani6lagt, gegen
6O,5OO,O0O i'm Sabre 1895, unh 100000
bor Spei Sabrsn. OaRel6e 8latt Iagt, baB
bic @rnte in geeu gnglanb, Nen 0ort, N}tz
9igan unb einigen anberen Staten cine
pa6rbdft %pbdnomenale 1T. .geeu @nglanb
uro Seem Wprf BADEN iiber 100000 SOL
fer, gegen etipas iiber 100000 me9r, al5
i'm Sabre bor6er, tpGbrenb Mi9igan bic
gr6Bte Npfelernte fat, Die bort mod ie oorge@
fommen 1T. @u9 Canada fat cine bor5igz
li9e Grnte ge6abt, pdbren6 in eintgen mittz
leren urtb tpeitti9en Staaten bic grnte nl@t
fir ben eigeren 8ebarf ausrei9t. Die Nusz
fu6r bon Der atlantif8en &iIte bat bereits
bic 90be BON elmer Miaion 6dfer errei6t,
elm 0rittel me9r, als ipd6renb Der gan5en
GeBten Gaiion ausgefii6rt tpurbe, unb Die
.ouspdrtigsn Mdrfte tperben bor @intrttt
6es Sriiblings mod peiterer GROCER Waen=
gen bebiirfen.
S9On in friiberen Sabren fat bic Qus=
fubr BON omerifani19en Nepfeln na9 @ng=
lamb einen itarfen @ufI6tpung gsnommsn,
unb bas bielige probutt ipielt i'm b~ortigen
Marfte bsreits cine berborragenbe Stole.
92o6 ME 3ubor iebo6 bat Der Export ameriz
fanbIder Mepfel na9 europa einen iol9en
ltmfang errei9t, pie ipd6renb Der leBten
@o9en, unb bprauSt9tli9 pirb bieIe Ser
Iorgung Der britiI9en W1drfte BON bier aus
au9 in Der nGditen 3ufunft feline Mb16pGz
dung erleiben; benin tpd6renb, nie ge1agt,
Der @rtrag Der biesidbrigen Mepfel%@rnte
elm gan5 enorr1er 1T, 1peift bic britif9e
Nepfelernts biesmal einen tarfen Minberz
Grtrag auf. 9a Qepfel leidt bsrberben,
muB bus Sbft fOfort na9 @intreffen i'm
Marft ~berfauft unb perianbt nerben; uno
biefer umitanb 5uiammen nit benz itarten
@rntez@rtrage BADEN i'm Nuslanbe ipie i'm
6ieItgen Marfte bsreits einen itdrfen Srud
auf bic greife ausgsiibt, fopie anbererfeits
au9 6a3u beigetragen, baB bic 0ampferz
Sra9traten in ben lebten 8o9en fart angez
aogen baben.
-9eutf9lanb bat i'm b~ergangenen
Sabre 24,6 MiQiOnen Mart fir ri DIES
unb 1875 MiGionen Mart fit getrodne=
tes Obt an bas 4us1anb be3a6lt,
pdbrenb bic beutf9e Qusfubr an Obt ii9
n1tf MIR 47 min Wf. belief
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
Our eefduieen 8ea9tuns.

ONE fir bic g n 3 m. 8etGdge" be-
ftimmten Mittbeilungen, 4nfrugen unb
Gorreiponoen5en = BON 2eBteren iinb re9t
Oiele aus alien SbeiIen u nIerer Union err
piinI9t unb ptltommen - 1inb 81 abref=
firen:
Gnbreds Simpn,
2anopirtbi9dftli9er &ebatteur Der SILT
mis- Stautsz3ettung,"
G6icago, S4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
QepfeIwetn.

Son Der Gebattion Der v8eilage" pirb
Elm SAB N~epfeItpetn, Brtmu=QuaIt
tat, iiB, rein unb baltbar, gu taufen ge>
tpinf9t. Sfferten 6elis6e man an 9rn.
SimOn gu ribten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
Qn Neutrality-suspicious.

Sn ben lebten Mpnaten ftnb bunberte bon
Qnfragen an urs ergangen, mo fran3OfIAe,
belgii4e ober beutf9e &anin9en gefduft
perben f0nnen. &nnin9en5ii9ter perben es
ba9er in ibrsm Snterefie ftnben, in Der ngeiz
lage" onauSeigen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04

Re6t Ieb6aft 1T CUR 3eit Der 9ferbeerport
bon Neip Orleans na9 cuba. Die S6iere,
pel9e fir bic fpanii9e 4rmee beitimmt 1inb,
fOmnen gum grOBten S6eile aus Seras unb
bringen quite preiie. On einem ein3igen Sass
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
Suntes QuerIei.

125,oo0 gcres SebGunb i'm n8ig Sorn
Satin" tperben in @bOming mittels Srriz
gatiOnsGnGugen bepGfert perben, beren
8au bereits in &ngriff genommen 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04

125,OOO Ncres Seoldnb i'm u8ig 6orn
SATIN" perben in @poming mittels Srriz
gatiOnsanGagen bepG1ert perben, bersn
8an bspeits in &ngriff genOmmsn 1T.
11eber so @i1enba6npaeen : Qa6unqen
9eibeI6eeren iin6 in biefer @aifon BON 9ez
titcobtuc, q. g., gum @erfanbt geGangt; Der
grDBte S9eil bupon cling na4 Bottom.
Sn Colorado gtebt es @ifteneien, in neI=
9en &egengii1e abior6irt merben, ebe Ie
CUR @roe fallen. M2an iiebt bic &eqenz
tropfen aus BEN boben @oltsn fallen, aber
ebe bos @ufer Die @rbe errei9t, tpirb es
bon Der 9iBe a6iOrbirt.
Sn ben SbfzgonferbeanftaIten Galiforz
MEMS iin6 bic gbtnefen bDIftGnbig bur6
tpeiBe MGb9en berbrGngt porben. sFu<
briten, Die friiber 10000 GbineIen Nrbeit
gaben, bef9dftigen iebt nur nod bon II
Biz Is, unb Der &usfaG tit bur3 tpeiBs 4r=
better eebedt.
Ser prGfibent bes NationaI gonqrefes
Der Sarmer bat an bic Sarmsr Der Ser.
@taaten einen &ufruf our S~beiGnabme an
Der nd4ften SabresberfummIung erlafen.
Siefe pirb bonn 10. Big 13. Nopem6er in
~Snbtanapolis, Snb,, abgsba1ten tperben.
@u9 Die Sruuen iinO gu 0isfer @erIamut&
lung eingelaben.
He9t Ieb6dft 1T CUR .3eit Der Pferbeerport
BON gteip Orleans na9 cuba. Die S6iere,
LnnYxn e. e.. rD-..rY N1 Y FL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04

-9eutf9lanb bat i'm D~ergangenen
Sabre 24,6 MiqiOnen Mart fir ri DIES
unb 1875 Milionen Mart fir getrodnez
tes SbT an Das N~usIanb be3ablt,
pd6renb bic beuti9e Qusfubr an Obf fi9
auf nur AZ Miq. 03t. belief.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04


Die Sbfternte 1T beuer rei9Gi6er als felt
Sabren. Die Sarmer unb GpmmiTionsz
bdnoler mDgen in Solge beiIen feline @eibe
fpinnerr, aber fir bic grOBe MafIe bes @oGz
fes 1T es cine @obltbat. 0us Sbf, inI onz
berbett Der &pfel, bat ieinen groBen NuBen
in Der 9emii@en Slide bes menf6li6en
Organismus, in pel6em feline mebicinif6en
@igeni4aften mebr Wunber tbun, als ale
Patentmittel. Die rei9e @rnte mag ald6
oa5u ~beitrugen, manAe Gibermii6le tpieber
in Sang gu ieBen, Die felt Subren itilge=
itanoen. 8ei guten pretien lobnte es it9
ni4t, Gfber gu prefen; oaau lit audi in Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-04
&anowtrthibattlider 8rtetfaiten.

Ginem ieben 2efer 1T bas Re9t eingez
rdumt, ii9 brteflt9 ober miinbli9 an bic
&ebaftion um Nusfunft iiber betimmte
punttc gu toenbsn, ipel9e, fotpeit bas in unz
ieres Ma@t liegt, getpdbrt perben pirb.
Infragen, benen ni6t Der Name urb bic
genaus @breiie bes 5rugetellers bsigefigt
itnb, tperbep nibt beanttportet.
S0fp 81 phnf4inn
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
BLOOM ON ICEBERGS.
The Steamer Maryland Passes Several OF
Which Shrubbery Was Growing.

The Steamer Maryland Passes Several ON
Which Shrubbery Was Growing.
Capt. Marshall, of the steamer Mary.
land, which reached here the other
day, reported that the vessel passed
through a running sea of ice in
latitude 1903 on May Is. It COW
cred an area of about one mile square,
and after the vessel had passed through
il seven huge icebergs hove in sight.
One of the latter was at least 500 fee1
high and one-half mile long. The larg-
est one was topped with huge pin
nacles which appeared at a glance
from the northward side like the
towers of some old cathedral.
On the second in size of the bergs
Capt Marshall claimed he could see dis
tinctly through his glass what ap.
peared to be a thrifty patch of clover ten
yards square. On each side of it there
was what Capt. Marshall believed was
shrubbery in bloom. Besides this, the
surface part of two of the bergs was
blackened as if coal dust had been
dashed upon it. The bergs were watched
with the greatest interest by the crew
OF the Maryland until they passed on.
of sight.
just about the time the interest in
the icebergs had subsidized beautiful
sunset came over the waters, followed
by mirage of such an attractive
makeup that Capt. Marshall, who was
Gil watch, Immediately called the crew.
It was double reflection of steamer
projected against the sky. After the
mirage had been viewed through the
glass by captain as well as crew, all
agreed that it was, without question
the reflection of the steamer Mohawk,
although the real object was not in
sight. A peculiar feature of the oc-
currence is that the steamer Mohawk
was reported recently as having been
TN that day in precisely the same lat
itude and longitude as the mirage
PHILADELPHIA Press
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
Couriers and Interpreters In Spain.

On the platform we were stopped first
py hotel touts, who told us in bad
French that we must go with them.
and then by interpreters, who said that
they could speak German, which was OF
no possible use to us, or English. which
we could hear was no more fluent thar:
our Spanish; and porters, who fought
to carry our bags; and customs officers,
who wanted to look into them: and OF
course the most hidecus of beggars. j..
got rid of tie customs officer, and we
went outside to find a hotel coach for
ourselves. As we did SO there mounted
to its front seat the most odious of the
interpreters, sweet and smiling, and no
doubt later at the Roma he claimed Il
fee for having captured us.-Elizabett
Robins Pencil. in Century.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
CHAPTER Y.

TIE BEGINNING OF THE QUEST.
Something more than a month from
the day when Senior Strickland and
l made our compact to search for the
secret city of the Indians, we found
ourselves, together with Molas, at Vera
Cruz waiting for a ship to take us to
F'rontera.
AT Vera Cruz we purchased such
articles as were necessary to our Jour-
ney, not many, for we could not be sure
of finding means to carry them. Among
them We're hammocks, three guns that
would shoot either ball or shot, with
ammunition, as many revolvers, some
medicine, blankets, boots and spare
clothes.
Also we took with us all the money
that we had, amounting to something
over fifteen hundred dollars in gold,
which sum we divided between US, car
rying it in belts.
We took passage in Mexican boat
called the Santa Maria.
She was an old sailing vessel OF not
more than two hundred and fifty tons
burden that had been converted by her
owners into a paddle-wheel steamer,
with the result that except in favor
able weather she could neither sail nor
steam with any speed or safety, and
her business was to trade with passen-
gers and cargo between Vera Cruz and
the ports of Frontera and Campeche.
''Where for?" asked the agent of the
Senior Strickland, as he filed in the
tickets.
.Frontera," he answered. Your boat
stops there, does she not?"
''Oh, certainly, senor," he said, as he
pocketed the dollars. and yet al. the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
PITh AND POINT.


The Inquisitive One Did pod
study your art here or abroad n The
Poster Des;gner-stArt2 wouldn't
dare study il. might spoil my style. Al
indianapolis Journal.
do you have many friends ii
school, Tommy r. ssNo'm.s aWhy, that
is very odd, isn't tip" .sNo,m. You see.
the boys I lick hates me and the boys
that ticks me hate! chicago Record.
lyon are the first girl ever loved, =
he sighed. s'Well--never mind" she
replied. 81 don't care about that. The
point with me is, am the last girl you
are ever going to love ?'-Harper's
Bazaar.
DRAW, draw! Cardiff! Craven.
In the name of chivalry, draw! But
stay! Perhaps he cannot. Perchancc
he is an impress;cnist!" land the
knight departed on his wcy. )-Picl-
Me-Up.
-"Dah's good deal dependin' on de
way er man applies lis inergies," said
Uncle Eben. ssDe bass drummer often
uses up NOAH muscle on one chune dan
de fus-fiddler does on half dozen."-
Washington Star.
II went to the installation of our
new minister last night" said Mrs.
Dinwiddie, who is devout Presby-
terrain. ''In your church the ministers
get acquainted with their people on the
installment plan, do they?" asked Mrs.
Van Braam, who is Methodist.-Pitts.
burgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
DIR. Coke, at one time chaplain OF
Greenwich hospital, was according tn
James Payn) "a churchman of the
tawny- school," When called
in to minister to one of the patients on
his death-bed, and finding him per.
turbed as to his ghostly welfare, he
comforted him by saying: "Don't con-
Germ yourself about that, my dear fel.
low, that's my affair.""
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
HIS Unique Equipment.

Ii Hung Chang prepared for all
emergencies of life and death when he
left Picking to attend the coronation
of the car at Moscow. He took with
him not only doctor and 70 other at
tendants, but also coffin, fit and ready
to receive the body of a man of his birth
and rank in case he should die during
his mission. The coffin is Of the most
elaborate Chinese workmanship, and is
decorated profusely with gold figures
and clusters of precious stones. It
cost 1900 taels, or about $1,000. Two
of III Hung Changes attendants have no
other occupation than to care for this
coffin throughout the mission. When
ever the party stops long enough in a
city to take apartments the coffin is
stood up in a room next to the bedroom
OF the envoy. As it is in box no Euro
pean has had look at it. What little
is known of this unique bit Of baggage
was told by the Ostasiatischer Lloysi
soon after the mission started for Rus.
sian. Y. Sun.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
The Fastest Ships.

The immense power required to pro-
pei a vessel when speed above 20 knots
an hour is required is realized, says a
technical journal, by few people.
Take, for instance, the British torpedo
boat chasers, which are mere racing
machines, even from a naval point OF
view. The most perfect specimens OF
this class, which have attained 80 knots
speed, carry 60 tons of coal, which is
full ona-qnarter of their entire sea-
going displacement. They burn 3Hs
tons of coal per hour. To attain the
3 knots over ~. which is the highest
speed Of ordinary torpedo boats, it was
necessary to increase the fuel expendi.
ture f7lly so per cent.-St- Louis Globe.
Democrat
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
FOREIGN GOSSIP

--Ssven members of the British par
lament hold 136 directorships in stock
companies between them
"A s'cafe ehantant and May day
revel, at which Prince Edward of
was the method by which money was
raised for a children's hospital in Lon
don recently.
-Hypnotism was tried on too will
ing fool in Lyons, France. He was put
in trance, and buried in hole eight
feet deep, with tube from his mouth
through which he could breathe. He
was to remain thus buried for week.
At the end of three days he was un-
earthed, and was so weak that it was
thought he would die.
At the first London levee of the sea-
son the company were nearly stifed by
he intolerable heat of the state apart
ments at ST. James palace, and the at
mosphere of the throne room was so
oppressive that member of the royal
household who was in waiting actually
tainted.
Italy proposes to take the sale of
uuinine out of the hands of the drug
gists and to make it a government mo-
nopoly. Druggists sell it at the rate OF
from $50 to 500 pound, while the gov
eminent gets it for the army at SIS
pound. It will be sold in sealed tubes to
prevent adulteration, in doses of one
gramme. at a cost of three and four
cents.
Perpetual sunshine occurs on the
coast of Peru, where, although it may
be misty occasionally, the blue sky is
always visible through the whitish veil
Perpetual sunshine when the sun is
above horizon also exists in the Sahara,
the great desert of Africa, and in the
other rainless regions of the earth.
Fire broke out recently in a building
in the Avenue de Neuilly, just outside the
Porte Maillot, one of the gates of Paris,
and the Paris fremen were called out.
On reaching the gate they found that
they could not pass it without special
permit from the project of police, and
had to watch the hous. burn down
while some one hunted up the project.
In Lancashire, England, the search.
light has been put to a novel use. The
employees of mill struck and the man
ufacturer determined to keep the mill
running. A searchlight was obtained
and erected on prominent part of the
building. the idea being to prevent the
strikers from setting fire to the tempo
rary habitations of the new hands.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
Musk Is Often Poisonous.

A chemist says the smell of roses,
thyme, bergamot, Glove pinks, some OF
the honeysuckles, grapes, both bios
som and fruit; peach and plum bios.
SONS are both tonic and prophylactic
They add to the ozone of environment.
either by giving it off themselves OF
liberating it from other elements of tie
atmosphere. Contrariwise, nearly all
the lily family, tube-roses, neroli-
which is oil of orange fiowers-violets,
and nearly all the artificial perfumes
are depressants and irritan6s to the
nerves and the mucous membrane.
Musk is to many constitutions slow poi
sentence the danger of cheap per
fumes. Musk is the basis of them all
Chicago Tribune.