davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

It IL q mean man who tells his chill
dren there Is no Santa Claus just so he
can have the full credit himself for buy
ing few cheap toys.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

A Western woman is suing the mem
bers of a mob for giving her husband
q horsewhipping. She probably took
this action on the ground that they were
interfering with her prerogatives.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

NJ" and the letter "a" was on her
purse, which contained 1920. A few
torn scraps of paper were also found
near by. There was bullet hole
through the woman's forehead. The
revolver with which the shot was fired
has not been found.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

London Punch threatens to publish an
American edition. After this no one
can Justly accuse 1t Of lack of humor
which appeals to the American mind.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

Britain Has the TalIest Soldiers.
The standard Of height In the British
army is greater than in the army Of any
other nation.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

War nevertheless Is all the profanest
historian ever called it. When the sol
diers are even doing nothing they are
killing time.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

sPuerto Rico," even with the Gov
eminent at its back, Is going to be hard
to popularize.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

Narrow minds overlook a charitable
act and search for the motive.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16

CHICAGO, Feb. "A committee of
five stock raisers and dairymen re-
Mesa free press., 1900-02-16
TUBERCULIN TEST.

STOCK RAISERS ARE AGAINST
COMPULSORY ENFORCEMENT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27
gt0. 100
. a mpfer aefranptt.

miami, 5la., 27. Oea. Sin un>
befannter ameritdniiher Dampfer 1T
an Dem einigs Meilen iiiblih bonMiami
selssenen Stiff seFtran6et. Die See gebt
10 bod, bdb bis iebt tein Boot in Die
IGbe bes Oarrpfers eelungen tonnte.
Oie &ettungsItdtion in &ep Weit lit
bena9ridtist tporoen unb Der S9leppsr
nOetuep", Der ii9 bier befinoet. pirb
benz 0dmpfer gu Silfs seididt tperOen.
Gin M Mappr unter MntIage.
8iSmard, 81. D., q. Oea. Ser
Gi6ter Win9efter bonn Siftrittgsri9t
bat einen 0srbaftsbefebl gegen ben
Nabor 6. 6. patterIon erlaFen, Der
ansetlust tpurbe. Elm Spielbaus Su
balten. ndhoem Der Sberiff @egul eiz
men 3oulette<StIh unb anbere Spie<
lerzpdrap6ernalia in Dem 9aus nit
8ef9lag belegt bate.
Mdnor 1atterion 6ebduptet, bdB Der
MoulettezSii9 ni9t tbm gebOre unb er
ni9ts odpon getpubt babe, bab in Ieis
nem 6aus eefpielt perbe. Gr bat fid)
AUDI getpeisert, 8iirgI6aFt gu ftsIlen.
@r tit Sfpar niht eineeiperrt iporoen.
befinbet ii9 aber unter Nufii9t bes
Sberiffs uno te6nif4 in Saft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27
2upen bic Giiritti@teiten
pin

II
Qonbpn, 27. Sea. Dem r9ailD
Grpreb" piro gemelOet, Dab Der gtelp
gort ga4t Club Den 9aiier Wilbelu.
unp ben prin3en bon Wales gu ben
Wettfabrten um ben .4merita s8eder
sinldben tpirb uno oub fi9 prGiioent
Mc&inlep bieler Ginldoung dnl9lie>
ZEN tptro. Sir Sbomas 2ipton bdft
es ni9t fir unm0gli9. paB Der prin3
bon Wales Der @tnlabung Jolge LETT
ten tpiro.
@ertebener g 6nin bler.
9aris, 27. Se3. Oa8 Qlppellds
tionsaeri9t bat bds auf fiinf Sabre
3u6tbuus lautenoe llrtbeil 9egen einen
geriebenen Sdpinoler Namens 9offs
ron beitGtigt, tpel9er i'm lebten Nprtl
bier als r8droiualz8if6of bon Wafbs
tngton" iein Srf9einen ma4te uno
@aben fir Die 8ete6ruug Der Snoidner
bon NeuzMerifo iammelte. 9offrop
BAT in letner angenounmenen gigeua
IAuft dls @eiftlt4er n1e6rere Mdle
MefIs gelefen uuo ipuroe einmdl tpd6a
renb oiefer feierli6en 4mtSbdnblung
in StraBburg nd6e5u arrettrt, ou tbn
bic geborosn duf bic Spur gefomreH
ipdren. 9dlo burauf tau9te er III
Monteldmdr duf, no er Den oortige1
Srapptiten 8ortrdge iiber feline Nbens
tsuer un!sr Cen Suoianern i'm 6eiiens
sebtrge belt, BON oenen er Iogdr ffdl=
ptrt au lein porga6. Gr perrietb fih
IdlisBliG burG feline bobaRloie llnpiis
Ienbeit, in0em er Die SnOidner Der Jelz
Tenge6irge als Gstinps 6a3ei4Rete, IND
tpurbe Den 8e60rben iiberantiportet.
3n0lf Perionen ertruns
fen.
Queen8toipn, q. Oes. 0ds
fir Die iapanifd9e Gegierung ge6aute
8dgger6Oot ,Sente" tit am 9ienItdg
9l6enb BEL Gort rntergegangen. @pn
Den II 9erIonen. Die Ii9 Gil 8orD 6es
fdnoen, itno 5tp0lf er!runten.
Sruppen fir 6 I'D afrifd.
Wellington, g. g., 27. Deg.
Td8 is4Ite &pntirgsnt bon Neu See>
ldnOern, 200 Wdnn itdrf uno our 9dlf=
te aug Maoris beite6enb, tuirb in orsi
Wo4en na4 Sioafrtta abgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27
: 6 the lteberrdf9u ung

= 6 tine ueberrd 9 II n 9
folgt auf bic anbere in
Soma. Cine unangenebme llebers
rafaung mar es, ais ii9 na9 Der Wd6l
bel oberflG9lt9er Mooirung Der abge<
gebenen Stimmen berausauite[len
ihien, baB Der @orI6ldg gu elmer Der.
fafungss HeOiitOnss8eri iammlung on.
senommen lei. Cine freuoigere lleber.
rdfhung mar es Johann, DAB oieIe 2lns
ii6t irrig unb Der belagte WorI9ldg
nit elmer tleinen Wtehrbeit ubgelebnt
lei. ltno jebt tomnt Die brittle llebers
rafhung. In 8erbinbung nit benz
rSituszNmenoement" ipel9es perfiiqt,
baB in 3utunft nur ole apei Ssa6r.
Stddtsz uno gountp@s8ablen fattfins
Den foQsn unb Die 8iirger iomit in iez
benz anberen Sabre Der Qualen bieIer
Wdhlen ent9oben fein fpiirben. Oenn
bds Nmenoeuent, tpel6es bieie fehr
berniinfttge Qenberung ma9t, i9eint
Illegal uno perfafungstpibrig gu iein,
tpeil es ni9t in Der, in Der 8erfafung
borgeI9rie6enen Weiie aneenommen
puToe, Do man pergaB, es in ooqem
@0rtldut in bas YrotofoI Der Ser,
bdnolungen beioer 9duier Der 9egis-
latur ein5utrugen. 9tur i'm Senats.
Yrototol finoet li9 Der Wortlaut uno
bamit perfdat borausf9tli9 bas
Qmenbement. behen Qnna6me 10 bieie
Weiibe tpitete, Dem Papiertorb. Gs be-.
ipeiIt oas ipieoer einnal Die O6erflGA.
lidteit, nit fuel9er bier5ulanbe @elsse
gema6t iperoen.
= II term Weibnd1ts 8.
baume pom 8 ODE ereilt. =
Sinotbn 8abnTen, Der YrGfoent Der
8. 8abnfen piano 60. in ct. 2ouis,
purbe am Weibna9tsabenb bon einem
idhen SoOe betroffen. 9err 8abnfen
per6ra6te nit ieiner Satin bas
Gbriitfeft i'm 9auie ieines 8ruoers
Sobn 8abnien, bd es Ieit bielen
Sabren in Der camille 8abnien Der
8rau9 mar. bieien einen Mbenb i'm
Sabre genleinfam gu perleben. goA
pGbrenb Der 8eIheerung erfreute er
fi6 bes beiten Woblieins unb na6ln
Iebbaften Intbeil an Der fr06li9en rlns
terbaltuns. Nu9 Dem 9lbenoeHen
ipurDe nod einmal Der Baum an9eaiins
bet; babel fling elm 3peig sseuer uno
5rau 8abnfen, tpel4e es 5uerit bemerf.
te, itano auf. um bufIelbe aussubriiden.
Oa ouf einlnal ipanoten iih 9(qer
4usen auf ibren 9atten, Der nit elmer
frampfhaften 9epesung ii9 erbob, un
elei9 barauf fteif unb itarr gu 8oben
gu fallen. Sofort tpurben rnebrere in
Der gla9bari9aft tpobnenbe 9lsrste
berbeigeholt. aber fie famen gu fpGt,
benn ipenige Minuten, rlahoem tie ans
gelanet tparen, that 6srr 9a6nTen fci-
men leBten @tbsm5ug. Der 10 jGblinas
@srftor6ens bate ihon friiber mebrers
Stldganfdae erlitten, befanb ii6 aber
in Der lesten 3eit Bel ani6einenb gutter
9efunoheit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27
G6iff3marbri6tem.

5}epgort. 26. DEG. 9(ngetoms
men: .QiGer" BON Heapel, .9durenz
tian" bon @lassOn unb nQn@Oria"
BEN Glasgow.
Nueenstoip II, 26. Se5. Anees
fommen. vMdieftic" bon gieip 0ort,
na9 2ioerpoOl >heitlmr1t.
2toetpoo!, 2G. % 5lneefonr.
men: ppenn(ano" bon Y6ilabelp6ia;
nMdjeitit" BON Retp gort. = @6ge>
edngen; n@pmbric4 mad gtetp Oort.
@Idsgop, 26. Oe5. 9(ngefom<
men; r9oredn" BON Pbilaoelpbia, Oia
Ct. Sobns, q. 5.
PtDmOut6, 26. Deg. 2lnee<
tonmen: a@raf 8alberIee" bon Stem
0ort, na6 6amburg beitimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27

: Sobn &elIb nnb Nftlb Sull, 12
beam. 10 Sabre alt. limb in South
Roripalf, Conn.,, ertrunten, tnbenl iie
bur4 bas biinne Sis brd9sn.
Oom pauG's 8otens
innqe in @ d ip ufitGteni
= Die SbultiT5et pon YbiIaz
belp6iu baben feline groBe llria9e, auf
ben 9oteniuugen 9eorge s. Smitb
bon 8rootlpn, ber ibre Spmpatbies
MoreFe bem Sranspaul>Y >YrGiibenten
&riiger iiberbra9te, beIonbers itola au
fein. Wte ndnli9 dus 8rootlpn gez
n,eloet pirb. iuuroe Der TO bef6eiben
dusIebenbe Siingling bdielbit sinem
Poliaetrihter tpesen bOstpilliger Sa9>
bef9Goigun9 Dorgefiibrt. 9lls &ldger
trat 90. Sellb auf tpel6er in @roots
lpn etnen 8illaroIaal bat. @r be-
i6ulbigt Smith, in feinem 9ofate
tpieoerbolt llnfug getrieben gu baben,
unb dls er i6m bas 2ofal berbot, einen
Stein bur6 elm S6aufenfter gef6leuz
bert unb brei ai item gtgdrren beT9Gs
nigt gu 6dben, etnen S9aben bon $15
berurla6enb. Smith fdgt, er babe am
IA. DECEMBER nit benz Glert &elfp's
allerlei S4er3e gema9t unb i9liebiid
auf oeHen 8srdnlaffung bas @as ouss
geblaIen, tporduf anbere &ndben einen
@ieienIfanbal gema9t bdtten. Oafiir
babe ion &ellp am anbern Sage ges
priigelt uno er babe oann dllerpings
ben Stein gefhleuoert.
Nd9fldnge bon Der Sobotensi
8ranofatafropbe. Die Summe be,
gntt9doigungen unb unteritiibungen,
bic Der Rprboeutide 2lobb an Die Of
fi3iere unb Manni9aften ieiner BEL Del
9ranbfataftopbe in 9obotea tn Mtit'
leibenf9dft ge5ogenen Oampfer. fotpie
an bic 6interbliebenen Der 8erungliid'
ten bisbsr gesablt bat, bslGuft fid bes
retts auf 209, 1880 Mdrt. Oapon ent,
fallen I'm Gin3elnen auf @nr4dbigun'
gen fir eingebiibts gffetten 1877 1896
Mart, auf einmalige IntereitiiBungen
bon Witttpen unb Wuiien 9615 Mart,
sufammen 146, 1880 Mart, Die uus
Der SeemannstaNe bes 2lppo ge5db!i
purben. Iuberbem getuGbrte Der Qlobf
on @rtragqgen stfpa $4,000 Mart.
@eiter erbaltsn Die binterbliebenen
Witttpen unb Wuiien bonn Norobeuts
f9en 2lobb als iolhem duber ben ibnen
aus Der Wittipens Neutrality-suspicious.
fdHe bss 2loho unb aus Der Gee 8e'
rufs @enoFenIhaft 5uftebenben 8eaii'
gen einen duBsrorbentlihen 3entsnals
f4ub, genuu ipie Die 9interbliebensn
bes ,glbe" llnfalles. Oerndh tpirb
ieber Tamile bic Dtffsren3 aniihen rs
pro3ent bes Sahresgebaltes bes @ers
ilngliidten uno Der lih aus ben &aHens
Ieiitungen ersebenben anterftiibunsen
als @entenauidub getpdbrt. lpobei Der
3uIhub fir Die Wittipe zines OffiSiers
$50 Mart, fir bic Witttpe einss untes
rem 9lneefteIten 225 Mart unb fir jes
bes 8inb unter 16 Sabren 112.50Wlart
ni4t iiberidreiten ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27

9bilip unb Geo M. &appaport,
Nbootaten, 3immer 730 unb 731 9aiu
Building. Teues 9eIephon 3345.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27

: Sobn &elIb unb W&tGb 6ulI, 13
be3p. 10 Sabre alt. limb in SOutb
Roripalf, Conn.,, ertrunten, tnbent iie
bur4 bas biinne Sis brd9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-27

Ser Gar mieotr beinabe DoaitdnSts
geneirn.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-06-21

in or near the mill at the time, were
killed or injured There was no pre-
tense of sparing life; the object was to
take it. that good service might be rem
1ercd to the cause of unconditional al
legiarce to the union by this awful re-
hinder of it's power. The doctor re-
marked, when he carried the news to
the refugees in his cellar, that il was
like the fable of the eagle wounded
with a shaft feathered from her own
wing-to blow up the bosses" with the
powder they themselves had paid for.
In the fight that ensued the non
union men were overpowered by the
numbers of their assai.ants, and the
owners, having no defenses and no de-
tenders left, surrendered their proper
" and he persons of their employees 10
The leaders of the strike. The non
union miners were dsarmed, and
marched as prisoners to the miners
hall, there to be guarded until the SEN
tence of eviction from the country
where they had presumed to earn liv-
ing independent of labor organizations
| should be executed. The agreement
which the managers were coerced into
signing admitted the right Of the union
| to dictate what persons they should sole
| ly employ and atwhat prices. This was
the famous union ultimatum," and
these the means taken to enforce 1t in
| the Occur d'Alene.
Bingham, was 30 impressed with the
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-06-21
IN TIME OF WAR AND TuMuLrs.

What occurred at Gem on the morn
ing Of the 11th of July is part of the
history of the labor troubles of the
year 1892 The hesitating disapproval
that divided the sentiment rather than
the judgment of the ''order classes
toward the Pittsburgh strikes had
misleading effect in the Occur d'Alene.
The demagogues who here represented
the power of the miners unions were
not comparative thinkers; they did not
allow for the difference in the two Stu
atoms. They beheld merely the fact
of this doubtful verdict of the classes
that are seldom in doubt which side to
take in struggles of this nature, and
they were enormously uplifted by it.
Many of these men, to judge them by
| their acts, should be called anarchists
rather than union men. If not self-de.
voted to the principle of destruction,
| they devoted their fellow-laborer to be
the victim of that principle whenever
his sole proletarianism differed from
their own; and they took action ac-
cordingly.
The car loaded with dynamite, which
| the strikers naQ Sent DOWN tne tldH-
way for the establishment of the Frisco
mill, had hung fire, somehow, and disap-
pointed their expectations; but their
next scheme was more successful.
Thewater power for the Frisco crusher
was introduced from fume by means
of long, up-slanting iron pipe called
"penstock," the upper hand of which
was accessible from the hill above the
mill and beyond the mines defenses
The strikers had turned off the water
the night before, and now they proceed
ed to load up the mill with combustibles
from the company's magazine, showing
the powder, wrapped in gunny sacks
down the penstock till they judged the
charge was sufficient. They set it of
about four o'clock in the morning OF the
18th, and the mill was blown into ruins
its red boards scattered by that wine
of strife all over the startled country
side, and a not unsatisfactory number
of "scabs" aod their guards, who wer'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-06-21
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I.-Bingham manager Of Big
Horn mine) and his daughter, overtaken
by storm, stop for shelter at the Black
Dwarf a prospect tunnel operated by Jack
Darcie "a young Englishman) and Mike NC
cabin CABIN and Darcis accompanies Faith to
the Big Horn.
CHAPTER u.-Darcie hints to Faith At
what he styles his "equivocal position"
from which some strikers who overhear
the remark jump TO conclusion he u Spy
her his mountain lily."
CHAPTER III.-Mike airs his grievances
against labor unions In general and tells
Darcie of some of the common scandal con-
corning Bingham. to the effect, that he is
pable. but a thief and swindler as well.
CHAPTER IV.-Darcie receives notice
from strikers to leave the neighborhood
Abby Steers (Bingham,s housekeeperl gives
called the mountain lily to meet her at an
appointed place Tuesday night at II o'clock.
Mike Is suspicious of genuineness of mes
sage
CHAPTER VIVIAN oman about the
house. a Chinaman) reveals to Faith plot
Of Abby Steers and certain strikers to en-
trap Darcie.
"tryst.' but Is met by volley of bullets.
one of which pierces his arm. Faith comes
upon the scene and has him taken to the
Big Horn. Wan, cleaning Darcie's blood
stained coat. comes upon letter In blue
envelope, which he surrenders to Abby.
CHAPTER VII.-Darcle asks the doctor
to mai letter for him, which Faith brings
from his room. He asks also in alarm for
another letter. which he meant to destroy.
Faith fails to find 1t.
CHAPTER VIII-Bingham, just comm 6
out of spree, gets his first account Of the
shooting affair from Abby. who gives him
the letter found in Darcie's pocket 1t was
addressed to the president of company OPP
Grating the Big Horn. and contains various
charges against Bingham. recommer ding
that mine be shut down temporarily and all
men (excert the doctor and including man
ager) be discharged, signed by John OAR
Gle Hamilton" BINGHAM chargcs Faith
with sympathizing with and harrrrlng a
spy, and produces the letter. Meeting her
later. Darcie gets Only such an incoherent
explanation for her cold conduct as leaves
him to suspect she had opened his letter to
satisfy her doubts concerning him.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-06-21
THE SPARE BEDROOM AT THE DOC
TORS.

The doctors house was one OF the
earliest dwellings erected at the mine.
1t had been occupied at different times
by various officials of the Big Horn, in
GLIDING the manager himself, before his
own $4,000 colonial residence was built;
as mining-camp tenements go, it was
considered snug little box for a sin
gle man.
In front were the doctors Office and
dispensary, both opening upon gal
lery, the long posts of which found
footing part way down the gulch.
There was barely room at the back
of the house for team to pass over
a platform of heavy planking that
bridged the shallow chasm between the
kitchen door and the door of a fire.
proof cellar tunneled into the hill
1t was to this rear entrance, facing
the cellar, that Wan conducted Darcie
on the evening of the 10th, the front,
or office, door being locked, and the
rooms within empty and dark. The
house was shutterless, but Wan did not
omit the precaution of drawing down
the green linen shades before lighting
lamp.
Darcie, listlessly accepting the doc
tors view of the situation, together
with any solution of it that might have
occurred to his friendly ingenuity,
asked no questions of his guide; he
cared as little what was to become of
him as, at that moment, he cared for
his life; and after the customary ac-
Acknowledgement of his service, Wan SAID
good night, and left him alone in the
doctors kitchen.
The cat rose up from her bed, and
patted softly across the floor to inquire
concerning a strangers presence, hump
ing her sleepy back and purring inter
negatively. Darcie stroked her with his
left hand, but declined her next con-
fiding proposition, to leap upon MS
knees. She continued to lavish feline
Establishments upon him, undiscour'
aged by his indifference, passing ane
repassing his chair to rub her sides
against his leg, clutching the hoor wltn
one spread paw and then the other
and breaking out into loud purrlng al
a casual look, or touch of his hand
After a time she gave him up as ar
instrument of creature comfort, ano
went back to her carpet behind the
stove.
The wind, sweeping down the gulch
brought. with it the deep diapason o
the forest, mingled with the fitful blair
of a stove-pipe funnel. which dis
coursed dismally from the roof. Long
taut iron wires braced the kitchen
stove-pipe, and these also had voice
the jar and tremor of rude harpstrings
when the pent gusts smote them.
Darcie had sunk into dream s.
deep that he did not hear at first, an
then started on hearing, the caution
step of a heavy man endeavoring t
tread lightly on the sounding platform
outside, and the touch of gropin
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-06-21

nature of the crisis that he allowed
himself to be influenced into tele-
graphing to the military authorities,
adjuring them to hold back the troops
lest their presence in the infiamed dis
tricts might precipitate threatened acts
Of violence. This, practically, was a de-
mand from the union bosses, signed by
the manager of an important mine, to
be "let alone" with the implied threat
that, if not let alone, trouble would en-
sue-bridges be blown up, and mines
held down by dynamite would be ex-
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81 other results of imperfect Digestion
Srsparsd by z. c. Dewitt Co.. cbisoOo
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-06-21

Continued on sixth page .
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-12-21
Judging Con by Points,

Methods of corn-growing and corn
judging have advanced. The methods
employed fifteen years ago will not do to-
day. The farmer who exhibits al a state
fair. or at a strictly corn show ten ears
or a half-bushel of corn, of a given vari-
ETY., wants to know absolutely how 1t
compares with other exhibits of like va
riety. If he is not successful in winning
exhibit falls short. Here is where intelli-
gent Judging is valuable. The Illinois
Corn Growers association lays partlcu-
lar stress on the filing out of the ear AT
both ends, the perfection and uniformity
of kernels and the depth and shape OF
kernels, and while every practical farmer
might not agree on the scale adopted by
the above association yet with this be-
for him he is aided very much in deter
mining whether he is producing the best
corn possible for the purpose intended.
The shape of the ear. the purity or true
ness to type. the per cent of grain and
cob are all points which every corn grow
er should understand, 1t is his bust
ness to grow that particular variety
which will produce the most either for
feeding purposes in his feed lots or for
selling on the market for some specific
purpose. 1t will hardly do to fall back
on the statement that any corn will do
just so that it is fair-szed ear and Is
well ripened. This will do in one sense OF
the word, but it will not do in the State
of Illinois or in any other state where
close calculations are necessary,-Se-
lected
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-12-21
HEALTH VALUE OF
CERTAIN VEGETABLES

A diet of nothing but celery is said
by some physicians to be sure cure for
both rheumatism and neuralgia. Free
use of this vegetable is always recon-
mended to rheumatic patients.
Baked potatoes are digested more easi-
ly than boiled potatoes, and should there
fore be preferred by dyspeptics.
In cases of anaemia, cabbages and spin
ach are distinctly beneficial. Spinach is
also almost as valuable as lithia water
in it's effects on the kidneys.
Beets and turnips keep the blood pure
and improve the appetite
Tomatoes are thought in India to be a
preventive of cholera. Like endives ana
watercresses, they stimulate the healthy
action of the liver.
Just after the battle of Fort Donelsnn
Gen Grant is said to have telegraphed
to Washington that he would not permit
the army to move till forty wagonloads
of onions that had been promised to MIN
should arrive. Onions are essential to
the army mess, to make pork or beef
palatable But they are also an ad-
mirable cure for sleeplessness and indi-
gestion everywhere.
Garlic leeks and olives stimulate the
circulation of the blood.
Too much meat and too few vegetables
make up the average diet Health de-
pends on continuous variety.