davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AIways to BE Eound.

A great advantage in using the ammuni.
ton manufactured by the Winchester
AIMS Co., New Haven, Conn. 1t is said
that 1t can always be found even in the
most remote and out-of-the-way parts of
the world. There are so many Winches-
ter guns in use that there is a great de-
mand for Winchester ammunition every
where. No matter what kind of a gun
you shoot, you can get ammunition for it
if you ask for the Winchester make. This
great house makes all sizes of metallic
cartridges, from BIB caps to 5S-caliber,
and In short u ammunition from 4 to 20
gauge. An ammunition bearing the name
winchester will give entire satisfaction.
Send for large illustrated catalogue free.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08
MEXICoTo HAVE NAVAL SCHOOL
President Diaz Issues a Proclama-
ton Establishing One ut

ton Establishing One ut
Vera Cruz.
City of Mexico. April 2S.-President
Diaz has issued a decree establishing a
naval school at Yer Cruz, to be opened
July next. Youths desiring to enter the
navy or adopt careers as pilots or ma
rine engineers will be admitted.
The budget committee of congress re-
ports an estimated revenue for the ne
fiscal year, beginning July /, of $50
300 Inc disbursements some $3.50
The committee does not recomr
increases in appropriations
men OF the gold interest
ing believed that befor-
sion Of congress silver
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

In the old days, when fur was used in
the manufacture of "stovepipe' hats,
the American beaver was one of the
most important of all mammals in the
fur trade, but this manufacture has al
most ceased.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08
Alabastine,

Chicago Inter Ocean, Feb. %: Readers
of the Inter Ocean have often seen Ala
bastine prominently mentioned in these
columns during many years past. The
main counting room on the first floor of
the building was daintily and beautifully
decorated with Alabastine, both walls and
ceiling, seven years ago, and has been
nicely cleaned FIVE times, though badly
smoked each year.
The same room has just been handsome
ly redecorated in freehand Alabastine
modelling in the delicate tints and other
Alabastine work, and the effect is very
beautiful, even surprising the original
work of seven years ago.
The original Alahastine (the hot-water
kind supplied nearly all demand for
r%eady-mnde wall coatings throughout the
whole of the United States for sixteen
years.
This is the s;,me as the original except
being in form adapted for use in cold wat
err. Alabastine is u cement that forms
permanent coats, admits of recoating from
tine to time without removing its old
coats, and hardens with age.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

Life.
Shelf must have taken a great deal of
persistence on your part to learn to play
he violin so well.
!He-It did. l had to go constantly
armed for five years,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

The average duration of the reign of
English monarchs for the last 900 years
has been twenty-one years.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08
The Prevailing Sentiment.

First Harlemite-What do you think
If the referendum
Second Harlemite-Don't talk to
about details. / don't care WI
they do it by steam, electricity,
dun, cable, trolley, underg
uverground, Or any other W
We want Is rapid transit!-T
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

1t mas been discovered in the t.
jamestown, r. l., that it is Impossible
to secure a man there for jury duty, as
they are all enrolled in the fire depart
ment.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

CAscARHTs stimu. ate iiyor, kidneys and bowels. Nav.
o. sicken. weaken or grippe. lOc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

WHEN bilious or c~ostive, eat a Cascarst, cand7 ca.
hartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 25c
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CHAPTER XXXyI.

t-L
The ~stealt,y influence of distrust fastens
its hold on the mind by slow degrees. Little
by little 1t reaches its fatal end and DISCUSSES
delusion successfully under the garbo truth.
Day after day the false conviction grew Oh
Sydney's mind that Herbert Linley was COM
pairing the life he led now with the happier
life which I've remembered at Mount Morven.
Day after day her unreasoning fear contcm-
plated the time when Herbert Linley would
leave her friendless In q world that had no
place in 1t for women like herself. Deluslon
fatal ~delusion-that looked like truth!
Morally weak MS he might be, the man whom
she feared to trust had not yet entirely lost
the sense which birth and breeding lad firm
ly fastened in him--the sense of honor. Act
ing under that Influence, he was tif the ex-
preston may be permitted) consistent even
in inconsistency. With equal sincerity OF
feeling he reproached himself for his intideli-
ty toward the woman whom he had deserted
and devoted himself to his duty toward tho
woman whom lie had mislcd. In Sydney's
prcsence-suifer as lie might undert the strug.
gle when lie was alone-he found n lesolu.
ton which sustained him. 1t kept his inter.
course with her studiously gentle In manner
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

Philadelphia has a greater mileage o.
electric railways than the whole of Ger
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

JUST try a lOc box of Cascarets, candy cstharuc. IN.
s, liver and bowel regulator made.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

Fully one-third Of the land in Great
Britain is owned by members of the
house of lords.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

The Baltic railroad Of
cided to use petroleum
fuel. Reservoirs wip
Gus stations which
gate of 8. 000,0 600
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

ai,e mate photoyrapher has man,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08
Send for 800 Inventions Want.
Edgar Tate 4 Co., AS B'way. N. Y.

WILSON a,Otn Naah-
on, DC. No chisYesi1i rsteht
famed. 6O.pagei lock free.
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at now
.er again,
ieck had addr

cumstances which ASSOCIATE
with the situation of the pool
closed her wasted life among til
French convent.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-08

20 Maude, dear, drum fish do not live
: heets. Don't be SO silly.
'iso's Cure for Consumption has saved
large doctor bills.-C, L. Baker, 422s
cent So. Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 5, '95.
ere is az. odor Of egg-nogg in the
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
Tret DeriauOt an Mduner.
Sin Wfann in Mibigan entoedt Elm be-
merfensmertbes Seilmittel fir
0erluit BON Strait.
Ero6en tueroen feet at afe ~uerianbt, bic onru11
i0reiben.

Carl 3. Walter bon RolawtaaoO, gti9, bat mao
sincm ia5rclouocn Sample ee9en pie ieeltl!9en uno toE'
perliben Qeioen bon performer Wtannbarfeit oas ruD'
ttge Mittel oefunOen. iuel6eg Sss 2eiGen BELT. 8.
Gr beiuabrt ods @ebeimniB f~orgfdIti9; aber er II
militia, cine Nrobe Der Wltoisin alien Dtannern iu lel'
ben, bic an irosnO elmer Sorm Gsl@lf ! t,dig .nS S3iOq ,a2s
borsetioen @crlut Oes @eOd0tniFss uno Der &ratt
i@lpa6em shidsn, &rampfaOerbru@ unO Nus ssprnns
Sas Seilntittel bat cine %bsiOnOers angenebHe %aStrtunS
BON gSdrme unb i@eint unlnittelbar az %ntrfen, inosm
IS bic D~srlanote araft un6 cine GntiUidelungo oisbt, tis
lie mir ostpiinl6t tpiro. 9as Wtittel bette Dlr. &8aIter
D%Doafan6ia Osn ai Osn llfSs!" a nnG asiO'g i,t+ big 9om
S9nttIonsn b~erribren. unb iOG in ieOer Sale ubiOlut
l~uoerl6ifa ietn. ~ ..
Semple, &alamasoo, WlidD., bel Der Sic %angeben, Dab
Sic cine Nrobe ieinss &eilnlittels fir gsdnner min:
fd,en, ipirS iofOrt erii1t, unO feline @er9utung trgeao
psl@er Nrt ipirp BON ibm gsfOroert ipeTOen. Gr bat
Elm orobes Sntsrefe oaran, oaB Die Rltnoe BON bitten
ST nit sGsssisalt BE M,S gF0b,s ad f$'5 l.. s%tT ds e tr ei tsin'
Gur6t Dor llnbsquemli&teit OSer BstanHtfDerOeH ~
6oben brdudt.
sfsb1Smi ia. iO,ne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

@rbettsbermitt1ung ii +
&oblengrGber. Sn Yittsburg Ip1
1sbt in benz 9auptquurtier Der 8%oblengrd6er>
gereinigung Elm freies Nt6eitsbermittlungsz
Bureau fir 8~O6lsngrdber sinoeriatet merz
ben. Setretdr Warner fagt barber: rQGe
&~O6len9rd6er, Die gu Der 0iftriftsz9 obnrate
feline 4rbeit erbalten t%0nnen, YoGten iofort in
bieiem Bureau Dorfpreden. Wir iinb i'm
Stanoe, alien gu IS Gents per Some Nrbeit
gu oeri4uffen unb t0nnen i6nen quite 2Dhne
BIG gum @nbe bes Subres 5uii9ern. &ein
Ntonn tann cine .@ntf9ulbigung oafiir Dor
bringen, tpenn er untpr benz 0iitrittspreiIe
urbeiten Ioqte,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

Na9bem 6eute Sruu NmaIta &aifer,
cine Iangid6rige Sreunbin BON 5rau 2uetz
CERT, bernommen tpOrben 1T, Inn einige @us<
fagen binii9tlih bes 8eiu9ss, ben tie Srau
2uetgert am Qbenbe beg 1. Mai obitattete,
su MAIDEN, tpirb Der Staat nit Der @erne6=
mung Der 8ablrei9en3eugsn Beginner, pel9e
porgelaben tporben iinb, UNI bic Nu5fagen
Der @ntlutungs5eugen gu tpiberlegen.
Srob Der i~tetigen 8emiibungen zines in
&enOi6a anidiiigen Qgenten Der 8ertbeibiz
gung, bic O%Ortigen Stauts5eugen bur9 GIN
f9ii9terungen unb G9nlibe N3ittel BON i6rem
@ri9einen i'm @eri6te ab3ubalten, perben
bo9 etpa 5ebn Perionen bier6sr tommen,
INN gu ~befunben, baB Die 5rau, tpeG9e bic
@ntlatungs3eugen als Srau 2ustgert Be-
5ei3neten, feline Spur bon Nebnli9teit init
ibr beiaB. Ob Der Staat bic Sruu, pel9e
ii3 our 3eit in Solicit auf6dlt, Ie1bf berz
brtngen piro, lit nod ni9t ii9er. 3a6lrei9e
3euseu. unter ibusH Sbepbpr Otion, geo. GIG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

. Bic Soften berelettrii9en
Sriebtruft fir Sro1ep<@agen iinb
auBerOrbentIi4 gertng. Nad ben 8eri9ten
Der @iienbabnz&ommifGre bon Stem Dort
un6 Mufu6uietts toftet ben Is Rpmpagnien,
Die ca. 100000 MeiGen befubren, cine MeiIe
tanm 2 Gents (bei 4 2tnien), 2 Bis 3 Gents
Bel feds, 8 big 4 gents bei flint 2inien, 4
Bis 5 Gents BET elmer. unb ii6er 5 Gents Bel
frei Qinien. 0as lit aber rod tbeuer i'm
@erglei6 nit ben flint gr0htsn %&ompagnien,
peG9e i'm Sabre ii6er 5 WtiQionen Meilen
nit tbren Wugen 3uridIegen, Giner berz
fefben foitet Die MeiIe MIR einfn Gent, Der
dnberen 3pif9en 1 unb 2 Gents, DIN bill
ligiten ar6eitet Die 8rooflpn 9eig9ts SOM
pa9nie, pel4er bic MeiIe nur O,86 Gents
toftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

n
b n. @or &ur5em trafen in 2onbpn 3tpei
sroBe S%enbungen = insgefummt etipa TO-
600 &ifteh = omerifan:f9:r 5rii9te bon Der
MISREPRESENTATION Sorte Elm, Die auf Dem
A~uftionspege losge19lagen tpurben uno =
tpie es in Der be3igli4.n GubelmelOung 6i.B
auBeror0entl:9 3ufriebenitefIenbe preiie
bra9ten. Die Waare mar eben troB Der
Iangen Reiie in gutem 3uitanbe in 2onbon
nngelungt, unh 6a fOnnte es an M6nebmern
gu guten preiIen ni6t fe6len. 9ieie Melz
bung 1T bon Wi9tigfeit, ba lie erfennen IGBt,
baB Die la~nganbau.rnben gemi6ungen UNI
ferer Obftbauern unO Sru9tbdnOler, bic
anerifdnii9sn 8irnen, Pfirii9e II. I. NJ. oui
ben englii9en Martt gu bringen, enbIi9 ben
DerOenten @rfolg fanOen. Der @9pierigz
feiten, bic Dem l1nternebmen i'm @ege ftanz
ben, tparen bieIe, u1b ie I9:enen Gange 3eii
uniiberpinbli3, 10 baB gang ~befon6ers biel
Mutb gu ben 8erfu6en ge60rte. go9 me6r
or3uerfennen 1T Die Nusbauer unb @nt=
f9lofenbeit, init Der man an benz einmol gsz
ftedten 3ele feit6ielt, trOB bes MiBerfo.ges,
ben man lange 3eit binbur6 fir ieben Ser
fu9 nit Sbft gu Der3ei9nen bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

SD babe iie I'M 8eiB" (bie ubr berDor>
5iebenb,)
SIN 8reu5DerbOr foete Mue1er, baB er biz
l1br felt Mitte 4pril beiaB; feline Sante babe
tie inn CUR @uf6enabrung geg:ben, bu fe
fiir9tete, baB ibr 8atte lie bertlufelI piir5e,
ba er Dfters Oaran NnitoB genonrlen. baB
tie S9mudIa9en befaB.
Sierauf ertldrte &e6tsantpalt pbalen bic
@ernebmung Der gntlaitungsaeugen fir be-
enbet, pOrauf @ertagung auf 9eut. 8prmitz
tag eintrat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

l1eber bic 8erbanblungen I'M 2ustgertz
Pro3eB pdbrenO Der lebten @o9e 1T nod
Solgenbes na9autragen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

l1nfere GDrrefponoenten unb Qgenten
beIu9en bic foLgenben Staten:
6err BauG Sriebet Die 9tuatea Soma,
MtnneIota, iOnie NDrbz unb @iibzOatpt1.
9err SreO S4erf Ben Gtuat WisconItn
unb bus nDrbGi8s SutnDis.
9err 9enrb @9au1 ben 9taat Tebrastu.
9err NbOIf @srner bic Gtauten goGora>
Do un0 Utah.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

Die @rbeiterfrage BON einem anbern
Stanbpuntt. .Srau Satburina 6Olm in
Ba9oD, ge6,, fanbte folgenben 8rief an ben
@igentbHmer bon 6ornis 4tpentrGutsrz@ 9 Tut
bsleber.
Or. @eter 5a6rneD, gbioagO, SG.! @er>
tier 9srr: u@enOen sic uns gefGGigt Elm
a~peiteres 9uBsno bon Or. 5orni's Qlpsnz
frduter<9 lutbeleber. @s 1T bieiss cine
ousge3ei9nete Mebi3in, D9ne tpel4e mir n;9t
lnebr fein pulen. Mein Mann iagte pieien
Mforgen er piirbe ft9 Gieber obne einen Or
better be6elfen als p5ne ben 8lutbeIebsr."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

Cine fIeine &ieiin ullter ben Qiae1
1T oie Ct 8eruarb= &rGuter=Yiae. gle bat
ii3 bur9 ibre auBerorbentli9e 6eilfroft
eiuen woblperbielten Neltruf eriporben. Sci
@erltopfuu9, 1luperbault6feit, Mon9el bes
@ppetits, gldbuu9eu, idte6:sm @ei6maf
i'm Mtunbe uub oQeu Storun9eu Der llnterz
leibs= Or9ane iiberraot ie oue 4otent=Mebi=
0ineu. bic III ben 3eituugen, 8olenoeru, oil
.3duneu unb io9ar oil 6elieu auspoiaunt
werben. 6altet Sud oil 6aS alte unb e9r>
li9e beutide 8rGuter=O tittel uub Sbr merbet
es ri9t bereuen. Die ct. 8eruor6z SrGuter=
9ilelt lilb in alien Qpot6eten gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

Ga9 beIonOerer tebereintunft Fat bic
Gjermun Qmerican p%ubIiibiug So. IN 9p5
@nseles. GuIif. uniere @ertretuns fir g:z
nunnte Gtabt unb Gibz@ aIiFOrnien iibers
nommen unb Inb berea 8ertreter bsreGtigt,
Nbonnementsgeloer gu fnGsttirsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
Bet 9mapnofreunn.

Was SerOirbt bic Suqene; o~er9iftet Sas gemiitb.
entuerut uno fiibrt gu DOr8eiti9em 8erfoa? 2ebfs
9u, pie es I'D seb6rt? 9frne Did lelbit tennen.
nls sin smq oIii9lia,em nnD L amaze ~ aeS Ssn' oefu YS Sep
Scr Suacnbfremme" 1T elm duSerft intereI.
%Ioites, l%ebrrsi6es, meoiainiiaes 26ert, elm ggeg.
tp%eiler ii selunoen nno frarfsn So8en, elm ~irfs
MIt Ioutem oie5es iiberaus niibti9e Bud leier. -
gBiro mad @mpfans BON 25 @ents in 8riefinarfen
eei@loIIen n~erianof. MbOreiiire: Private Clini3
& Dispensary, % ". 18th ST., New York. N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

i'm gu Der Nnii9t g~elangen lieBen un6 fragte
i'm i3lieBli9, ob Der ano4en ni9t bo6 etpa
bon einem S6ier %beritammen fOnnte. prOf.
NQport anttporbete nit iiberlegenem 2G9eln,
baB er ft3 nibt irren fDnne, ma9te ieoo4
Elm iebr ber6liifftes @efi9t, als i'm Mc@pen
frdgte, u6 er ietn urtbeil ni4t 3u dnoern
piini9e, penn er i'm balm auftlGre, baB
Der &no9en ii9 emit i'm O6erf6enteI eines
@oriGd befunben bu6e. Ser Sa9Dertdnz
bige 8Og ii@ 10 gut als mDgGi4 aus Der
S9linge, inbem er %be6duptete, audi bann auf
1einer Nnii4t bebarren gu mifien. Sbatz
iG9li@ itammt Der &no9en BON einem 60
riua.
QQport tpolte ii9 fir feline Rieberlage ba=
bur9 rebon9tren, buB er fpdter Die 8e6aup<
tung erbo6, baB Elm tbm bonn Stuatsanpalt
CUR 8eguta9tung ii6ergabener S9dbel our9z
idgt porben fei, UNI i'm in 8etreff Der Oide
Der S9dOelpanb in bic SIRE 81 fiibren, muBte
iebo9 ipGter OieIe 8ebauptung als un6egrunz
bet nieber 5uriidnebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
QutoritGt eeoeu QutoritGt.

9ie gntI9eibung iiber bas S9td1al BON
u. 8. 2uetgert 6Gngt na9 benz @rgebniB Der
Observation-Disclosures babpn ab, pb bic 9e19tpo=
renen ben NusIagen BON 8rpf. Or. NGport,
Dem @a9ber itdnbigen Der 8ert6eiOigung,
mebr 9lauben 5@enfen perben, aGs Prof.
9orfep, Dem bom @taatsanpalt engagirten
Siteolpgen. MQport ertlGrte auf bas 8ez
itimmteIte, baB Oas SelIenbein, pelbes Prof.
0or1eD als BON einem meni9li3en S9Goel
herriibrenb be3ei9nete, aus Der13teoenen
&no9en 5uiammengeflidt lei uno buB ii4
en- ben Sugen unter Dem MifrDsfop oegetaz
bilif9e Maie unterI9eiben ldfe. Serner
be6auptet MGport, baB Die meiiten Der bonn
Stat als 8eneismaterial bprgetegten &noz
ben bur6 8ef9affenbeit unb Au5feben flar
bepieien, bob ie einem 2ebepeien angeb0rz
ten, melhes ieinen Sob minbeftens ni@t in
oieIem Sabr sefunben babe. @eri9teoene
9no6en 5eigten Iogar a1e Merfmale BON
9no9en, bic in ben 90bGen Der 9Oblenbez
pobner gefunben perben, alio 5peifellos
Idon alt fetn mifen.
9ieie Musfagen Gafen nutirli3 nut bic
cine 9eutung gu, baB ndmli9 bic Polt5et
unb bic @taatsantpalt16aft 3uiammengez
Helene ate &no9en als in benz 8otti9 GEE
Funbene a1s 8elaitungsmaterial unterbreitet
bdtten unb buB fe fogar 10 melt gegangen
1eien, Elm Selienbein gu fabri3iren. Die &n>
gaben MGpprt's riefen natiirli8 grOBe @et@
Tation 6srOor, inOefen gelang es 9ulfsz
Gtaatsanpalt Wc@pen, ben @a9ber itGnoiz
gen i'm &reu5berb0r in Die @nge gu treiben.
50 3eigte er i6m einen &no9en CUR 8eittm@
mung, tpeG9en prOf. @Qport fofort als
@6enfeltno6en zines Nffen be5ei4nete unb
i'm 9etail angab, tpel4e Mertmale ibn gu
bieIer Nnii9t be%ranlaBten. Ga3bsm tbn
G5prtiebuna ouf Der Z. @eite)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-09

CATCHING CoLD.-The "cold spots, ,
meaning thereby the surface areas Pc
culiarly susceptible to cold, are princi'
pally the nape of the neck and the
lower part of the back of the head
the front Of the abdomen and shins
The acute discomfort and the sense OF
impending disaster which results from
the steady play of current of cold
air upon the neck from behind are
well known. The necessity of keep
ing the abdomen warmly clad is also
generally carried into practice. Gu
riously enough, few people are con-
scious of the danger they run by
exposing the usually inadequately
protected shins to currents of cold air.
People who wear stockings, such as
Highlanders, golfers and cyclists, inva-
riably take precaution of turning the
thick, wooden material down over the
shlns, the better to protect them against
loss of heat, though, incidentally, the
artificial establishment of the calves
may not be altogether foreign to the
maneuver. 1t is an instance of how
things work together for good. 1t
does not, of course, follow because
certain areas are peculiarly susceptible
to cold that a chill may not be con-
veyed to the nervous system from
other points. Prolonged sitting on a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-09

NOT AVAILABLE AS AN 1NTERPRE'
TER.-The late General Donaldson, q
veteran of the Seminole war, the Mex
ican war, and the late war used to
relate the following anecdote of Gen
eneral Zachary Taylor. During hos
tilities with Mexico, Taylor was upon a
certain OCCASION present at an ad'
vanced outpost. While there Texan
scout in the employ of our govern
ment, speaking Spanish only, evident
ly bearer of very important tidings!
rode headlong into the outpost, and
leaping to the ground, rushed to the
general, whose uniform showed him to
be an officer of high rank, and began
in the most excited manner to pour
forth a torrent of Spanish. The gene
raj, whose linguistic attainments end
ed with a knowledge of his mother
tongue, was completely taken aback,
and so plainly did his face express his
feelings that sentry on duty near by
burst into a fit of laughter. Noticing
this, with a frown the general called
to the sentry:
"Fellow, come here" Trembling
for the consequences probably attend
ant upon his want of respect the SOL
dier obeyed. "Fellow," asked the
general, "do you know any one around
here who speaks Spanish ?"
"Yes," replied the abashed soldier
designating the Texan "that man
does"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-09
Misfellanfons 8fadima.
The CARE OF INFANTS HEADS.

In caring for an infant from its ear
liest moments until grown large
enough to care for its own needs, the
hair should receive the most careful
|attention.
Many mothers think that the heads
of infants, whether covered early by a
thick growth of hair or a fine, almost
invisible down, need little washing,
consequently thick coating as white
as the scalp, at first, but gradually
darkening with age, until of an ugly
brown color.
Through this growth the hair must
force itself if it grows at all and often
the weak little hirsute arrangement
becomes discouraged and sends out
only a few struggling hairs, where a
thick, short down should appear.
To encourage healthy growth, the
infants head should be washed daily,
just as the body is, by lathering gent
ly with CASTLE soap, and rinsing in
warm water.
This keeps the head clean and free
from the peculiar growth. If, how.
ever, it has made its appearance, very
gentle but decided means should be
employed to eradicate it.
Mix together a teaspoonful of bo-
rax, powdered, and tablespoonful OF
white vaseline, and with the mixture
and the finger ends rub gently but
thoroughly the head. Let it stand
half an hour or less, and then wash
with plenty of CASTLE soap and warm
water.
If all the scurf is not removed by
the first application, renew it next
morning until the head is perfectly
clean.
When children's hair is "trashy" or
unruly, lacking life and gloss, this
treatment will be beneficial also.
Rub the mixture in thoroughly, and
then wash out, brushing the hair thor.
oughly when dry. Never use a wet
brush on the children's head to keep
them in order; rather brush them and
wash them until they become silken
and pliable, remaining as arranged by
the natural life and oil of the hair it.
self.
Never use oils or dressing on a
child's hair. Perfect cleanliness is
more to be desired than the sickness
oils impart; then head we'll creased
will catch and hold dust that settles
upon the scalp, injuring the growth
and vigor of the hair materially.
Clipping the ends of the hair when
they have become frayed and split
stimulates new life and causes the hair
to thicken, which, with perfect clean:
illness and persistent brushing, will
soon repay in silken luxuriance the
care bestowed upon them.
And what is prettier than a baby
with fine head of curly locks ?-New
York Tribune.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-09
HEALTH HINTS TO FARMERs.-Pr

HEALTH HINTS TO FARMERs.-Pul'
monary affections stand first among
the four most common diseases o
farmers, and indeed of the community
at large. Two causes are assigned fol
this result. One is needless exposure
to the wet, especially wet feet, and
another in bad posture. There is nc
harm in facing all kinds of weather
provided one is suitably protected, but
relying on his physical vigor and en-,
durance the farmer risks the wet and
cold without the wraps essential te
security. The theory of hardening
one so to mind neither wet nor colo
is fallacious. No degree of health
strength or endurance is ever gained
by getting wet through, or chilled
through and through. The attempt
to harden oneself in this way is
hazardous experiment. The second
cause of pulmonary trouble is a stoop
ing posture. Some work, like setting
out plants, spading, hoeing, moving
and wedding, favor cramped posture
but none of them necessitates it. In
deed, one can hetter bear any kind O
work if he keeps his chest expanded
and his lungs inflated. He can dc
any kind of farm work better by
bending at the hip than by curvine
the spine and contracting the chest
The French, Swiss and German farm
laborers are far more erect than the
American laborers.