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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-10
transactions at the Interstate Yards

INTERSTATE STOCkHARDS, 1NDIANAPO-
LIS, March 9.-Cattle-Receipts, 40; shipments,
20. The supply was light. The market was
steady, with fair demand for all grades. The
quality was only ordinary. consisting entirely of
light mixed stock. The closing was quiet. Quo
tatiOns:
Good to choice steers. 1850 to 1.45O lbs. 5000 $50
Fair TO medium steers, 1,25O to 400 lbs LOO %
Good TO prime butcher steers, LOO to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-10
ND. 8 LOUIS. RY
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN n. II.

Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex..-.-1o roA
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. lin .-'l220 80
Muncie. Lafay'te and Laporte spec.+s.2O lo.25
INDIANA, DECATUR a. WESTERN ny.
Decatur and ST. Louis mail ano eK....rsB f440
Chicago express. y fE.41
Tuscola accommodaton-.-....-.43.45 flO = F.
Decatur a ST. Louis fast ex- sc...'ll1O ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-10

Hogs-Receipts. ?. 200; shipments. LOCO. The re-
ceipts of hogs were small again to-day. and
with a good demand from all buyers the market
opened with stronger competition, and it was
easier to consummate sales at higher prices than
yesterday. The quality was fair. but a large
proportion of the supply were light and light
mixed grades, for which the demand at present
is rather limited. In some instances sales were
probably not over 2i9c higher, but generally,
considering quality and weight. values were sc
above yesterday. Sales ranged from $5.57lk to
S5.67la. and were largely at s5.62hQ5.65. The re-
ceipts this week are over 1900 smaller than last
week, and $500 smaller than the same week a
year ago. The receipts so far this year are over
q. 600 larger than the same period last year.
The decrease in the marketing has, to a great
extent, been responsible for a very strong mar
ket this week, and higher prices have been rea-
lized. At the beginning OF the week there was
an advance of sc, which was followed by a fur
Their gain Of sc to 1Oc, and at the beginning CT
the last half of the week the average was nearly
15c higher than the close Of last week. At the
extreme close of the week. after a slight reaction
on Friday, there was another gain in prices,
leaving the average fully 1c above the close of
last week. Local packers have been the princi-
pal buyers, shippers having been handicapped to
some extent by the scarcity of prime heavy hogs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-10

~Sheep-Receipts small; shipments none. There
were not enough fresh arrivals Of sheep or lambs
to establish a market. and therefore there is no
~quotable change to report in prices compared
with yesterday. The receipts this week. includ-
ing 900 goats. that arrived the early part of the
week and were sent out to Eastern farms, show
an increase of $50 over last week and the same
week a year ago. Thus far this year the re-
celpts are about $500 larger than the same per-
Tod last year. Salable stock has not been plenti-
full. and shippers, most of the time, had diff
fculty in filling their orders, which probably ac-
counts for fewer extreme prices being paid.
Values, however, throughout the week ruled
strong. considering the quality of the offerings.
and it was generally conceded that equal kinds
were selling about 25c higher. especially In the
lamb market. at the first of this week than the
close of last week. Receipts in the East have
been small. and a healthy condition existed.
Lambs sold as high as s.. 40. and the top price
for sheen was practically 81. Quotations.:
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GIN. HAM a. DAYTON RY.
Civ Ticket Office 1s W Wash 81

ASESA City Ticket Office, z v. Wash. 81
MQinIls Cincinnati express sc-..Ho |R3
1H<H<A Cincinnati fast nail. s...'hu 81
CfHdS@ Gin. and Dayton ex. p..t0A 'l035
To.cdo and Detroi: express. p.---.-.-iot5 'lOS1
Cincinnati and Dayton eX. = -. ..-.fEtfo
Cincinnati and Dayton limited. p c..'A45 80
Cincinnati and Dayton express .-..."9.Oz -
Toledo and Detroit -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

4bresfen til bet te
g onqepar. Qoresien til Song
Gbparo "a Drowning aletianora at
@ngiano bier forleOen operratt Waies
ItQterns paa amalienbore / 9ebenz
barn at en- Population meo @reo 6.
D%aunefiolos Samie, ION Orbferer.
: ft Spar uota!te Song Goparo
en- bieytelig 3ai Tor ost bdnIte 5olts
tore 9enIi96so mob BAN % 9rons
aingen. Goneen betoneos. at bet mt
tslias 9snRabsforbolo. iom beitaar
measm ban oau1te % ZEN sngelIte Ia
tion. par 6le0et itDrtst / bet forlebne
Qar6anoreoe. 6an % 0ronningen
oar altio 9ldoe peo At beige 9ans
mart. bportiI De par Iaa neie tngttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
S6n6erivllan6

Worbet i 9urteIsbp. 5or
benpeo 3 Qdr fioen eoeoes ct Wlogo
paa en- Rome oso 3aou Uisasr / gar=
ttlsbn Deo @sernfsrOe. Samiioig
6leD Der fjaalet en- itsrre Sum qenge.
Qu IT en- / 5attigboligsrne 3untegs
buIpej 7 I 5lens5org boenDs Sterilis
ser. Getl,f piepgra5. at i'm ega Stone
5leoeH angipen ION Uiorosren.
aonen pdaitaar, al Manoen bar
~forepet bette 0aorb og bragt 400 Mart
meo 6jsm oerfra. qispgras sr flere
9an9e itraHet FOR 390eri, osriblanbt
ogiaa en- Sang meo 3uet6us.
gegge 2Ggtefoltsne er arreiteret.
De tom oaarligt M at BET mso bin
anoen. og aonen bar flers Gange for
talt til glaboerne, at bun let funDe
bringe piepgras / 9ugtbuiet; naar
iaa 5olf trGngte mere inp paa bsnbe.
leb BUN I'm 9ei sGsr foarebe unooi,
gsnoe. gu benagter bun Wanoens
StDlo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

Zen oanft Rigsoag in D.
talbt. 9on1 Gbriitidn ben Rienoe
inotalote forleben 3igsoagen til m
Samling ira Den 8. Sttober. Gfter
en- guostieneite / Wdrmoriirien nil
ben b.ipe 1abntt ON UliDoagen Slot
Ten Z / 5oltetingsialen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
Seres fOro, z. Saf.

Wlan bar fife 6srt fra geresforo I
ben Iibite 5io. men ri bar ogiaa pas
ret ui9oDauli9 Optagne; tRnt. 2
8~rpaupper / 2ebet af s 9age.
56rf Oar ii foriamlebe ben 18be
Sept. bo5 6ans 5o6nien. 8 Mil Qoro
for 9Den. bpor 9atteren Caroline 4us
eufta bleo piet til Sames 5bompien.
paitor Qielfen forretteoe 9ielien i
6iemmet. ION par feitlig imptiet i
@nleoniugsn. gn Itor Sfare SIagts
hinge % 9enner oar til Steoe. Gfter
6eitioelis6eoen inotoges ct 5eitmaal,
tio % man ~TIiltss meo mango t9rlige
gnfter for be unge.
Mr. % W3rs. 56ompIen er a1erebe
bOiai paa 6bompien 5armen Der peo
8pen. ION De unge bar oDertaget /
5orpogtning.
I1rs. Barrie 56ompien er fnttet
inO / 1T me 6us. og glaoer ig M
DeO at b miot imeaem line to giite
Sgnner.
Den .. Sept. MATTE ri iaen
baoe StaoIeu rem. 56i after piloe
ct Bar at bore fare unqe 8anfere az
lee9e 5rofabslsftet. 8eo 12=5ioen
begpn0te 5Olt If iamles / 9irten. 10
bar mutt ppntet meO lepenoe 9loms
tier % 5Ior. 9sange fgr g~ruoeparz
ret bite fig, par ben fplot iii 9rangs
iel.
81. l marf6ersoe grubgom %
grub. til Orglets 5oner, efterfulgt at
gruoepiger oe 9ruoeipenoe op for
6errens Qlter. % Martin Gbien %
Wlartine 6ermanien blep Ndno og
6uitru.
6enbeb $50 @qfter famleoes efter
@iellen / 9ruoens 6iem Dos Ulrs.
6ermanien, 6 U}il Ipooeit for 8pen,
bbor be ale bleb bebqrteoe paa bet
beoite, % itiltes tent meo minoet ON
en- ftsn 5iO til6rast meo %6Dsrunors.
Oct unge Bar tog itrats oeres me
6iem / gefiooelTe.
8egge Bar mobtog mange imuffe
og nnttige @aner til 9ionesbpro ON
agtelie 0g a~Rrligbeo.
aOinoeforeningen boloer Qarss
mpoe fiofte Sorsoag / DIT. 6os Ulrs.
Cars Qarisn Deb gpen. Qae ct pels
TONNE.
- 9aRor % Mrs. 4ielfen reiite /
Wtanbags til @eit Denmark, @is.,
9Dor De oil beige Oeres 5orsGlOre.
Mr. og Mrs. Ole QarIen Dor
nu hpggeligt % goot / bsres me
6iem BPS Spigerbatteren hrs. Sobns
fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

9batt al @as. en / Slotss
ganoen / 5uium boenoe Gnte Sboms
len CT bleDen funoen oeb / I'm Seng,
5bor bun babbe lagt fig ON Wiooas
gen. aonens Sl9gtnin9e tom ferF
ON 4fteneu, og oa BET alsreOe par
Hsrtt, 9if De ino til benoe meb en-
Campo. glubieIig Itete Der en- Gtss
p~lofion Iaa tart. at auoerne tiloels
blep %tnuite. Dssuoen git Der Slb /
qoftei, ION blsD br9nbt igennem.
4ariagen til @tsplofonen par ferit en-
fuloftenoig @oooc, oo Der ingen Gas
leoning fnnotes / 5uiet. Senere OPP
oa9ebss bet, at Ell Gasrsr par fprunesi
uben for 6uist. Wan antager Der
for, at ben ELECTROMAGNETIC 9as er eaaet
gennem Sorosn og op / Stusn, bOor
ben bar iumlet fig. 6g al aonen ct
bleben tpalt unber WiboagsIeDnen.
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Blair, Glcbr

- 9aa Susbag 4ften Den 9. DIT.
btiDer Der Ohentlig 9uostienefte / ben
oonife 8irte. BED boilten 9eiligbeb
8rsosformanoen u. .. 9uno fra 5rez
mont oil inof9tte Paitor 6aralo SEN
len ION Menigbeoens grait.
- 5orsoa9 4ften Den 10. os. BIZ
Der etstra Wteni9beosmgoe / ben BAN
tie airte angaaenoe &~irf.pIaos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

Dob efteren OPERATION.
5orleben often osbe puo SDgsbuiet |
Senosrborg 9aaroejer Risls Gbris
senfen at 9erup efter en- Operation |
llnbsrliOet. gbriitenien blsD for tort
lib fioen ftanget at en- 3br; bporefter
opitOb IN MISUNDERSTANDING, fom
iaa gjorbe Gnbe pda bans 9ib. gbris
~itenien sftsrluOer fig enfe Os flers
8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

- 49,.
6Iotfenbierg brGuber.
Del Il M II Qar iioen. osn rebe 6ane
it0it saleOe oper 5lattenbiers 0poras
~gslIesanitalt lSiqqano). Oct par /
ygamle Uleaers 0age". bet banote,
oe DID Den 2eiIigbeo n%ebbranote I'm
itdlten iii @runoen.
Slet iad gait ait BET beloignis life
forleesn. ON BET eno en- 3io iaa I'd.
ION en- 9uerne Tube faa OOermagten
% lite laoe meaet tilbage.
Ben b1lD fem 5ioen lso Der u6n6z
ge.ige 9rdnbraab gennem BET piot
%lrafte 9psniu9stompler. DC enbnu
inoen man par rigtie tar obsr Situas
%tionen. log oe m9gtige qusr iattere
% tettere op FRA eaoebp8ningsn. 1pors
ira DE- meo utrolig 6urtigbeo iprang
oper paa StaloIang6en. Som en- 60
6elio for guofabst ON 9ranon
runbt / Omegnen. % i t9tte Starsr
itremmeoe 5olt ira mar % fjern til.
bells for al pare 8ioue III BET imponez
ranbe Stueipil. men ogiaa for at tage
aampen CD meo De b0islenoe Quer.
Observation-Disclosures Ct bDgset / en-
5irfant. bporfra Den tore 9aoe. bpor
Sloen uobreo. banner Den enc Sioe.
Som o~Denfor napnt, iprang Sloen
ira benne oper pea Stalb.9ngben. %
oa Der paa oennes Colt % / qaben
par opbobet $50 9Rs Sao "a 80 qas
81, nil man f%oriiaa, at Der bar Reoz
ming umulie. 5eloigpis par fisrite
0elen At &%reaiurerne paa Mdrten, og
be faa. Der befanbt fig / Stalbene,
blepe gjeblittelig % uben 6are. rebz
Oeoe. ) 5luet neo Stalolanaen "a.
aoItilt ira oenne DeO en- 8ranbmur
ligg,r ben tore SopeTal. 5roos BET
magtige gaal, Der blusieoe, oa DER
rigtig fom Slo j SaOen % 6est. boloi
oenne 9ranomur ia fortr1HeIis. og.
Derpeb blep BET muligt for bet ainie
8ranoman0itab at latte en- Stopper
for 5loens pioere 5remtrengeH.
6Dorleoes 5lben er opitaaet. bar
nan snonu life nogsn iiier 5ormoo
ming ON. DIT ligger naturligDis at
Here @runbe - life minoit, foroi IL
oen opItoD / 4absn - mar at antdQa,
at ben er podfat. 9eb BET ftrats paa
Steoet afbolote 9rdnOforber trenton
Der Dog intet, Der tunos giDe minoite
Oplnsniug ON Sloens Opfomft. en.
nf 9rengens. Der unber 5orDirringen
oeo 9ranben faa ut Snit til al unbz
pige % Hippo meD Gftermiooaestoee
til Slagelie, bpor ban Dog itrats blep
anbolot, far, ION bet Ienere bar uiii
fig, intet meb granoen at gre.
Da bet. Tom Tagt. fun er Stalol9ns
gen % ga0en, Der ere br9note, oil Der
life Ite noget Qfbraf I Qnitaltens bag
ligs girtiombeo. 5ors0rigt er Der for
3ioen fun % 9renge biemme. ioet
Reitsn er uoe / oe aarli9e Somm.rs
tieneIter. Der fgrit afilnttes til Ros
Dember. Oct oil naturliepis oerimoo
frsmtaloe nogsn G%oritnrrelie / ben
Qanobrugsorift, Der er tnnttet til I'm
%italten, men allersoe Roreenen efter
8ranben bapoe 6oritanDeren Ienot
8uo efter 6aanbbGrters, Der ftrats
Oille paabegpnoe Opfsrslien at en- in
tsrimiitift 9pgnins til Staloe.
5oruben S9ben og 5set inoes
br9note Der nogle 2anbbrussmaifis
nsr, og ben Stabs, Der ialt er f%oraars
Iaget berOeo, beleber fla til goot TO-,
900 ar. Soften bar usfureret / Oct
tgl. octr. 8ranousiurnnce Gompagni",
os be neobranbts 8nsninger / Den
dlminbeligs granbforiitring for aanbz
bpgninger" for gobt 24,000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

9uIbbrnlIup. 5orleben feis
reoe tiOIigere Sporitifter pstsr Deter
fen fra Spbbat Og 6uitru, boenbs |
5lensburg. oerss @ulobrDaup. De
sr benbOlospis 78 Os 70 aar gamle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

en- mooerne Qdnbsbpfo
lie. s G%anosbDen Safsilo / 6abs
9erreb / Sbadno inobiebss forlsoen
en- &ommuneftole. Der biitnof Tom
~2anbsbpftole betragtet er ganffe Tom
eneitaaenoe Der / 2anoet. Stolen, Der
Ital p0re G9llesfole for Drenge %
bigger. bar toftst 10000 Gr., og er,
efter bbao ,,4arb. Qmtst." mebbeler
inorettet pad fslgenoe Wadbe:
) 6opeofIsjens Stueetuse inDes ire
fore, lDie og Iuftige &lasfep9relfer.
Deres @ulD er fra soot 100 til 1863
ap.sal., os Der sr 5 4len 3 CONNER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

glib. 8eets Sp9bOm. 81
ter 6bab Str. Dab" At Is. Sept. erz
farer. gaar Def bsitanoig op % neb
meo 9altor 9scfs 3ilitanb. 0oe tan
man lite lpa9e 0slgsmaaI paa. al
bans arGfter int efter liot afta9er.
ON euo ban enonu bar funnel bare
oppe bier 8l0 os foretager en- Eur
paa l Sine / 9uQeitol / 6apen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

On Wsnt ira 9aIbemar
BEN Stores 5io. BED uoorab=
ningen at ben @runo, bporpaa 99Ies
foreningen / 9bsnie i CONNER bar
opfprt en- M gbguing. blep Der funoet
en- gammel Wsnt. iom BED Stolebeitnz
rer 6.Rasmusien inoienotes til Mgnt=
iamlinsen / aebenbupn.
0erfra er / 5else o5pns Sio." M
tommen llnoerreining ON. at 0tenten
itriper Iig fra galoemar Den Stores
lib % er en- ooerorbentlig TOR SILL
oenbso. ~enoogiaa Iau Iialoen, at9tent=
iamlin9en life sier Mlage til Den.
Den Wiano. ION funot 0tgHten. bar
ira Msntiamlinsen faaet tilienbt en-
pasienoe 5inbelen.
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GkSkluSiv Cerrifcrium
til Fgcnfer, der srIser vcr
Life OF mckinley.

Stor, snuk, illustreret Bog paa en-
gelsk. tysk, svensk og norsk. Rabat
til Agenter. Fragt betalt. Kredit gil
vet Fri Forsyn .ng. Send 1Oc for Fri
marker. Chicago Bible BcuSe,
30, 5th Ave, CHICAGO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

til Qoftet. 5nbentaret / 8Grslfsrne
er altiammen mt. og Def pil efters
6aanoen blipe foregst meb ltnoeroisz
ningsmatsriale At enbber art. ; ben
eperite Stage inbss et o9loigt Rum,
Der oil blibe taget / gru9 til Slpioz
unoerpisning. 5 SibeHsien fnoes
Itore % rummeligs 9~eiligbeoer til De
TO aifte 99rert % til en- 9qrerinoe
Iamt 9otale for Sutsilo=Rerlsp Seq
neraoo. 90 enoelis IT Der be ngbs
penbige Neutrality-suspicious. /
5orbinoelie meo en- uom9rtet @nmz
ndititial.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05

RDairtei qpnqsaa Sbsr9ss
maalet ON Cpfsrelie At en- M airle
{ 9bnosaa IT M fuloitonoi9 / 0roen.
airfen tommer til al ligee iDo FOR
Qpngsaa gn % iua bit. at ben bil
blipe Fl tDoeli9t Ssmarte for Sejlabs
len / 9ass Renoe. 8et par tiolieere
Weninqen, at oen tube bare opfert
.nbe / gpen, 6biltet imiolsrtio maatte
opoibes al ianit1rs Grunbe.
Sirten faar bentelia Qubnet q.
9auls 9irfe.
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DanmarR.

On Sernbanefra @ramti
9laner til en- iaaoan er
5glge ,4ibe 6lfbl." for 5iOen unoer
O~Derpeielie baabe ipO og noro for
9rRnoIen.
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Stprt Stpbenpoe.uninl

$500 Globe steel Range - in. holes
oven iTax2I. Reservoir q high
closet Plain no n excl =. .-... sag.1a
900 Globe steel Range. IS holes
oven lSx2l l3ia. Reservoir a. high
closet part nickel S23.75
*50.0J6iobc steel Rang IS in. holes
oven lSx2i f3i2. RESERVOIR 81 high
clio ct, fun nicfel ....-..... 5000
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25

When Answering Advertisements Kindly
Mention This Paper.
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25
ZANZIBAR IVORY.

One of the Oldest OF Ivory Markets
Higher Prices Than on West Coast
Zanzibar continues to send import
ant quantities of ivory to Europe 1t
is one of the Oldest ivory markets and
was formerly one of the largest, but is
now surpassed in the quantity of ivory
collected by Matadi on the lower Con-
go. Elephant tusks are gathered in
the far interior and brought to the
coast on the backs of men. Sometimes
business is good and sometimes it is
poor according to whether good luck
attends the ivory collectors. Now and
then they are so fortunate as to come
across some native who has large
quantity of ivory buried in the ground ;
then again they will find a good many
tusks in native villages, where it is
often used to form part of the forti-
fications which every village must pos
sess. Few animals are killed to in
crease the present ivory supply, but
most of the tusks are those the natives
have been collecting for years.
The profits Of the business depend
in part upon the ignorance Of enlight-
eminent OF the native seller. Not few
Of the chiefs of east Africa are still ig-
norant of the fact that ivory is highly
avlued by the whites. If they have no.
learned this fact they will sell their
ivory very cheap.
The quality of the east African ivory
is for some reason or other considered
superior to that of the Congo or west
coast ivory. 1t brings a somewhat
higher price in the market. In order
to indicate the place of origin the Gus
tom house at Zanzibar affixes its stamp
to each tusk and makes small charge
for thus guaranteeing to purchasers of
the commodity is east African ivory
New York Sun.
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25

tinue to suffer on, dropping into the
grave one by one.
Peruna cures catarrh in all stages
and varieties, whether acute or chronic,
and is therefore the most effective
remedy ever devised for removing all
the arrangements which follows Ia
grippe.
Samuel nj. York writes from Union
Grove, Ala, the following letter:
Dear Sir-"Last week I was taken
with la grippe and catarrhal deafness.
/ wrote you for advice and followed
your directions. After taking two bot
ties Of Peruna I found myself we'll OF
la grippe, and my hearing was fully re-
stored. My health is better than 1t
has been in five years.
"My wife improved in health very
much after taking Peruna.
M. York.
Miss Caroline J. Kahl, Otisco, Ind,
writes as follows:
"Three years I had la grippe and
pulmonary trouble. I was very sick.
I had hemoyrhages of the lungs nearly
every day for a year and three bottles
OfyOur Perura cured me. The doctor
said had consumption: lam now In
better health than I have been for
many years.
II highly recommend Peruna to all
my neighbors and friends. Peruna Is
my favorite medicine. I shall always
have Peruna in the house. Miss Caro-
line J. Kahl.
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use Of Pc
runa write at once TO DR. Hartman
giving full statement of your case
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarlum, Columbus, o.
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25
Making Cheese In Flanders.

The manufacture of cheese is one O.
Hollands staple industries, and yet tn,
two Belgian provinces-East and Yves
Flanders-have come to the front If
this business recently, and even export
some Of their cheese to the Neither
lands. OF course the Belgian cheese
will never be able to compete with the
famous Holland arieties-Leyden
Gouda and Edam. AS there is pract;-
cally no duty on Belgian cheeses enter.
ing Holland, French and Swiss cheeses
are often sent here by way Of Belgium
to escape duty.-A. +. ]. Kiehl, in Chi
cago Record
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25
Five Dollars.
BY ALFRED TURNER YATES.

- DI ALT ItED lOnNfIt "A Ed.
Copyright, 1900: Daily Story Pub. Coz
When Walter Mcdowell had lost his
last bet on the faro table, he pulled
himself away from the chair. He felt
dizzy. A sickening nausea swept over
him; his eyes danced in his head. He
lay down upon one of the sofas and
asked the waiter to bring him drink
Of brandy. He knew he could get
that even If he had no money. He
drank the spirits and settled his head
back on the leather. Presently he felt
better. Then his eyes wandered aim
lessly about the room; took in the ex-
cited players, the shifting of feet;
heard the muttered oaths of losers,
the EXPLANATIONS from winners, the
hoarse, mechanical voices of the call
ers at the roulette wheels.
In this room Mcdowell had spent
the best of his youthful days. He had
forgotten duty, friends, reputation, So
ciety, honor. He had gambled away
vast estate; he had borrowed until
there were none to lend. Now he was
at his rows end. He had no relatives
whom he could call upon in this hour
of his direst want. The last penny
was gone! The men who came in ana
went out, passed him, looked coldiy
at his PROSTATE form, but never SAID
a word. Many of them were as help
less as he. The lights glared; the
wheels of red and blue turned swiftly
upon their axles; the clink OF ivory
ratified away. The room was hiied
with smoke; the air was foul. Pres
emily Mcdowell, overcome with IA
tigue, dropped asleep. At midnight
he awoke with a start. He stared at
the clock. Then he jumped to his feet
and asked the waiter for another
drink. Swallowing this, he thanked
the servant and walked down the
steps.
Outside the snow was falling. Inc
wind blew in fitful gusts. The tink-
tnId
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Frank L. Stanton.
Let all the Northland breezes blow;
I've all that / desire
Here sheltered from the storm and
snow
A book, pipe. a fire.
Old saws of sages-songs of lovers
Old friends beneath its friendly covers.
This little room a world shall seem
With many a merry party;
Before a fire a man may dream,
And toast his friends right hearty!
Friends that wear out their welcome
never
But. friends for once. are friends for
ever
And this ones faults may condemn
These virtues may admire,
And get no praise nor blame from them
My guests before my fire.
Nights dragon wings and hearts may
tire.
But I've a book. pipe. a fire.
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He scarcely lost single wager. The
dealer looked on with amazement.
softly adding once In while, Seem
to be coming your way after all, Mac. 7"
The minutes passed into an hour.
Still he was lucky. He threw his
chips with a gesture of certainty and
contempt. But all during this time
there was a red-hot iron before his
eyes, that and the sleeping waif he
had robbed.
He cashed his chips. The bills We're
piled high before him. He had never
had 60 much at one time in three
years. He crammed the money in his
pockets. To the street he ran. Out
side his feet moved as rapidly as the
slippery walk would permit him. He
turned the corner. In the distance he
saw the child. 1t is wonderful the
thoughts that can come to mind in
second. McDowell's moved with all
the motion Of his excited faculties.
God bless the child! He would take
her in his arms. He would take her
to convent. He would see that she
wore beautiful clothes. He would
wait until she was grown and he
would marry her. Then he would tell
her the story-tell her how he had
robbed her one night and the theft
had been the means of his fortune.
He would never drink again, never
gamble again-never, never, never!
Now he was at her side. He picked
her up, he put the shawl closer around
her little body. He kissed her on the
lips. A SILVER ran through him. How
very cold the lips were! God. could
che
He had moved farther down the
street. 1t was dark around him. A
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-25
Germany and France Compared.

French census figures for 1899 repor
births as S47,627, which is 10000 les
than the average for the past decade
The excess of births over deaths wa
but 1894. M. Bertillon, in an essay O;
these figures, says grimly that Franc
is in the position of a man dying unde
the influence of chloroform. German,
now has 55.000,000 inhabitants an(
France but 3S,000,000.