6 research outputs found
Beauveria bassiana keratitis: Management of an atypical clinical presentation
No full textWe report an atypical presentation of Beauveria bassiana keratitis which unusually presented in a 85-year-old patient with a corneal ulcer with an anterior segment inflammation and hypopyon. Despite negative culture and unspecific results from panfungal PCR-based sequencing, the patient was treated for a presumed fungal infection. Following clinical deterioration an emergency surgical intervention with apposition of a corneal patch was performed. Infection resolution was achieved following the introduction of systemic voriconazole to the topical one
Preparazione di nanocompositi elastomerici a base di nanotubi di carbonio come sensori di deformazione
No full textLa tesi si occuperà della preparazione di dispersioni stabili costituite da nanotubi di carbonio a parete multipla (MWCNTs) e materiali polimerici elastomerici di natura stirenica per l’ottenimento di dispositivi innovativi e efficienti per la misura della deformazione meccanica.
Operativamente si prevedono due differenti strategie: la prima interesserà la dispersione dei nanotubi di carbonio, MWCNTs, mediante ultrasonicazione a tempi variabili in una soluzione di xilene contenente disciolto un polimero stirenico quali il copolimero a blocchi Poli(stirene-b-(etilene-co-propilene)-b-stirene-b-(etilene-co-propilene)) (SEPSEP), il Poli(stirene-b-(etilene-co-butadiene)-b-stirene) (SEBS) e il Poli(stirene-co-butadiene) reticolato (SBR). La seconda seguirà un processo di dispersione covalente dei MWCNTs funzionalizzati con gruppi amminici all’interno delle stesse matrici polimeriche funzionalizzate con anidride maleica in miscelatore di tipo termo-meccanico.
Le dispersioni così ottenute saranno analizzate in termini di prove spettroscopiche (FTIR e Raman) e microscopiche (TEM) mentre il contenuto di MWCNT disperso sarà determinato mediante prove di termogravimetria (TGA).
In seguito si procederà alla realizzazione del sensore determinando inizialmente la soglia di percolazione del dispositivo realizzato. I sensori di deformazione saranno realizzati a partire dai film di materiale nanocomposito ottenuto mediante pressofusione delle dispersioni. Un circuito elettrico sarà appositamente realizzato in laboratorio allo scopo di misurare la variazione di resistenza del dispositivo in funzione dello stiro meccanico
A Systematic Review of Micropulse Laser Trabeculoplasty (MLT) in Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma (POAG) Management: Efficacy, Safety, and Future Perspectives
No full textBackground/Objectives: Micropulse laser trabeculoplasty (MLT) is gaining attention as a non-invasive treatment option for primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG), offering an alternative to traditional surgeries and medications. This systematic review evaluates the effectiveness, safety, and potential of MLT in glaucoma management. Methods: This review adhered to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines. The strength of evidence was assessed using the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development, and Evaluation (GRADE) methodology, following the 2011 Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine (OCEBM) recommendations. Results: We identified 79 articles, and after removing duplicates and screening abstracts, 56 articles were eligible for further review. A detailed full-text analysis was conducted on 26 articles, of which 15 met the predefined inclusion criteria. Conclusions: MLT shows promise as a primary or adjunctive treatment for reducing intraocular pressure (IOP) in glaucoma and ocular hypertension patients. Current evidence supports its efficacy and safety; however, additional long-term studies are needed to confirm its durability and compare its effectiveness with traditional surgical and pharmacological approaches. Standardizing treatment protocols and refining patient selection criteria could enhance MLT’s clinical value and support its broader adoption in glaucoma care
Tailors' community centre. Design of a sustainable product-service system for clothing care in Kibera Slum in Kenya, based on Distributed Renewable Energies
No full textLAUREA MAGISTRALEIl centro comunitario per sarti è un sistema prodotto-servizio situato in Kibera, una baraccopoli che si trova alle porte di Nairobi, in Kenya. Il centro mira a fornire ai sarti professionisti di Kibera un luogo in cui lavorare in tutta sicurezza e con attrezzi e strumenti moderni in accordo con le risorse locali e nel rispetto della sostenibilità ambientale del luogo.
Pagando una quota mensile, venti sarti professionisti possono usufruire di questo servizio il cui credo fondamentale è dato dall’unione sociale. Grazie a questa comunità, i sarti sono in grado di unire le proprie forze e fondi non solo per poter migliorare le proprie condizioni lavorative, ma anche per poter offrire un servizio migliore ai propri clienti.
Attualmente i sarti di Kibera lavorano individualmente nelle proprie case o in minuscoli negozi in affitto. L’ 80% della popolazione di Kibera non ha accesso all’energia elettrica e questo rende impossibile l’utilizzo di strumenti moderni ai sarti, i quali, lavorando in luoghi impropri, hanno molte difficoltà ad ampliare il proprio business. Il centro comunitario per sarti prevede l’installazione di postazioni di lavoro appropriate e di elettrodomestici moderni come macchine da cucine elettriche, lavatrici e ferri da stiro alimentati da un impianto fotovoltaico. L’innovazione di questo PSS sta nel rispettare pienamente i requisiti richiesti per la terza rivoluzione industriale così come descritti dall’economista statunitense Jeremy Rifkin. Tutti gli elettrodomestici e l’impianto a pannelli solari sono infatti in affitto, permettendo l’indipendenza energetica del centro e l’aumento del ciclo di vita di questi oggetti.
Infine, il centro mira a migliorare le condizioni di vita dei sarti così come quelle dei loro clienti, i quali possono ricevere un servizio migliore. Dei corsi d’insegnamento a pagamento per imparare a cucire sono inoltre a disposizione della popolazione di Kibera per chiunque desiderasse intraprendere questa carriera, sia per hobby che per professione. I corsi hanno dei prezzi molto accessibili e favoriscono maggiormente la coesione sociale e l’equità tra le persone aumentando le loro possibilità e la loro speranza di avere un futuro migliore.
Il progetto fa parte del LeNSes project (Learning Network on Sustainable energy systems, 2013-2016) fondato da EU Edulink II e mirato ai paesi africani con lo scopo di dare accesso a energie sostenibili a tutti con innovazioni e sviluppo sostenibili.The thesis is framed within the LeNSes project (Learning Network on Sustainable energy systems, 2013-2016) funded by the EU Edulink II programme with Africa, aimed at giving access to “Sustainable Energy for All” as driver to solve social-equity and gender issues, fostering sustainable development; combining promising models of Sustainable Product-Service System (S.PSS) and Distributed Renewable Energy (DRE). The thesis is co-tutored by Professor Lilac Osanjo from University of Nairobi, Kenya, partner of the LeNSes project.
The thesis research and design path adopted the MSDS method (Methodology for System Design for Sustainability). First phase of the process has been the Strategic Analysis (SA), which describes the context and the state of the art of clothing care conditions and culture, highlighting socio-ethical and environmental problems in Kibera slum, Nairobi. The SA and the following design activities have been conducted with the support and feedbacks of local professors.
The S.PSS designed is: ‘Tailors’ community centre’ aimed at providing professional tailors with a communal workshop, properly equipped with quality tools and appliances as sewing and washing machines, irons and wide drawing tables, and with guaranteed energy access through local solar production. On the roof of the tailors’ centre, 20 solar panels provides the 4KW/h required. Professionals can join the community for a monthly fee, receiving as benefit the opportunity of improving their working conditions and efficiency, as well as extending their business. Students and apprentices can come to the centre to attend sewing classes, to learn basics of tailoring and/or to become professionals. The ownership of all appliances, equipment and maintenance will be in charge to an external company, for a fixed payment by the centre. This business model guarantees efficiency and competitiveness of all materials and improves the economic sustainability of the S.PSS.
The thesis result is a S.PSS of a communal tailoring centre based on values of equity and solidarity, fostering self-empowerment and jointly efforts: a win-win proposal combining environmental, socio-ethical and economic sustainability
Cerebral collateral therapeutics in acute ischemic stroke: A randomized preclinical trial of four modulation strategies.
No full textCerebral collaterals are dynamically recruited after arterial occlusion and highly affect tissue outcome in acute ischemic stroke. We investigated the efficacy and safety of four pathophysiologically distinct strategies for acute modulation of collateral flow (collateral therapeutics) in the rat stroke model of transient middle cerebral artery (MCA) occlusion. A composed randomization design was used to assign rats (n = 118) to receive phenylephrine (induced hypertension), polygeline (intravascular volume load), acetazolamide (cerebral arteriolar vasodilation), head down tilt (HDT) 15° (cerebral blood flow diversion), or no treatment, starting 30 min after MCA occlusion. Compared to untreated animals, treatment with collateral therapeutics was associated with lower infarct volumes (62% relative mean difference; 51.57 mm absolute mean difference; p < 0.001) and higher chance of good functional outcome (OR 4.58, p < 0.001). Collateral therapeutics acutely increased cerebral perfusion in the medial (+40.8%; p < 0.001) and lateral (+19.2%; p = 0.016) MCA territory compared to pretreatment during MCA occlusion. Safety indicators were treatment-related mortality and cardiorespiratory effects. The highest efficacy and safety profile was observed for HDT. Our findings suggest that acute modulation of cerebral collaterals is feasible and provides a tissue-saving effect in the hyperacute phase of ischemic stroke prior to recanalization therapy
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No full textPALO ALTO TIMES.
VOL. I.
PALO AI.TO, CAL., FRIDAY. dtlNE SB. 1893.
NO. 25.
CAKES FOR EVERYBODY
English Puddings and hits ate
Shipped all Orel Ik World.
Sal*. t-trlBi t it tSJ-fiao.' Iit-tut*
*Mf.Ua
Christmas cokes. New Year'* cake*.
Twelfth e*k... christening cokes, birthday
aakos nu.l w..l.llug tii-res all miim of ih*
Buna wealthy family—that 1st., say, tbry
Bta as rich as Itrh con be. A high aiiSfc.ir-
Ity npcvi Ibe whole -object dial led a day er
two ago shout tbrtn. ll w». a aalftlulty
apjietitlng(iPiitrr_tiiu, fur It took pi*
a showroom uf luilntinl prut ait, lots
which want lu I*- seen .[»■. itn.i.. uf t....
klndofoiko whlcb iit.intmil ha» Invrolcd
forsociol cvn.iimptioa. A rake, ll must b*
prmtiHtl. connot be eaten tn strict sedn-
itacake the Cbtutmos Ism nl would bs
lucumplcle.
"Wemil llinuaaiidsuf ('bit.tnuutakes,"
said the griitl.-iii.tn whose firm bos probably product tuutv ca'.ps of every variety
thon any uu* U_—* in Ibe wot Id. "Tbey
closely i-rsa-.i,1.lr, ibe wedding cok'r, whit-
UarJKr_.i-xil Inuitutluu. liy ll.e way, 1
think widdliiurdke-mrrgiiiiiig larger nml
beovlrr. and i.rl.iluly thr-.ugar workurtm-
mentation It mnt>-rlabutato and artistically
saeeuicd. N.cworily Ibcdacunttiunniistt
b* In white and silver, but ■**,linns rent
* aro u*cd tu adorn tbe
'■What Is the large.itai«.wi.l.luimakeV
"We sell sin." weighing lit.- humlml-
weight or six hundredweight, ami tbe
larger.I— fur royal tht—ba* bem about leu
huodnjdwrfgbi. A saw. dgid knife L sup-
plttxjhf ttWs-rvruonyof tsulttag tbr cake.'
Which Is fminrutly dune, homier, in advance, and BKlletr trowel 1. im-d l.y tl.e
brldo In withdraw tb*. argmenl <i*iily."
On all sides were ...Idlm. (_£m oa
Slie lies. Millie uf them with a light depu.lt
Of almond Icing upon their top* Tbey
Were all ucdrml ft^turtbcumlnrf luorviiagr*.
The king.'* remark rd tbe guide, "it
done *. rroiilrtd. A very Urge coke 1.
baked In a-s-Jtiii* and nflrrwnrd fitted together. Thai man (bet* i« busy cutting
ainolUerokwiiiliHl'.axt.f.iri.iu con never
tall from th* ouuide apptaranc* wbetbn
tba coke Is thoroughly well tasked in-idt
W* Ihrn (ore tr*t every ettr."
"Now what is tbe real dlfTerts-c* bicaj***n
a wedding cako and n t.'hrtatnios plum
dir! ■
"It is generally in tbo on ut in ml at ion
Tbe lop of a ChiiitaJ-ecttk*!'
sugar icing and picked out wllhcolurt—
say pink- and ih.ro a atsooe, t-sscriptfasa.
A Fotbrr(~br..ln.ossland. In tbe center,
aod ttu-roareamsllfBurs-irtinmenUoruund
tbo figure. Home, too, have holly on tlie
top, but people ln,w uml thru pri I, , *,■•,, *.
nisat* Instead."
"And you toy that their Uugrtatilr-
aMad far them i**
"Wt send than all ts-trr Ibe set-Id. W*
oecosiorially ei[..n calc and pi.|.ling, to
people __l.rta.il ..iltlrlrui to la,t then lUe
whole year round. Th.y go tn India, Africa. China, Kgypt—ln fact, rvwy where. A I
SHE WORE THE SHOES TO BED.
y*m KBBlsBd OlSfB t'Ul.D* Way Of
si ret. i>1*i Tight fsaigear.
When Mr. -Simpson return"! fromBos-
tc*a. he bronchi a beautiful phir of tbon
—laced thort, wllh bent be*I* and pretty
toe*—for his daughthor Etliul. and a
uiiai^uiouBsiglH.r-jlaappoiutment *)Vepl
over Ibe Simpson' family wben It appear**! (bat the** shoe* wer* too rnnalL
No "be w-u, mt-t-e sincerely grieved *l.>_.t
tt than Etbel'a ]-i_tijgr*it loster. K***.*-&,
ho liked pretty *hoc* aatnuch at I'.thel
fid, nnd who had baon wearing a i*lr that
rould not hove been ,}■ nil - -1 u* anything but "arrvicenblu. though plain."
ILti-ljn was filled wltb BMflhtlaf
, tool ion * wbrn her father raids "I*rrfa*p*
you ran w.-.ir a No. 8. my dear. If so.
yon may havo these."
Ei' It n knew il...-. though tier titter
•ra* six yrors older tlmn her«'lf, y.-i thor
Wore tba aom* sited shoe-—No. 1; Imt
sho did not nay so. Sb* art brr pretty
show bet-id* her own stout, ruuu.y one.
Tbe ntvajicct wa* diacou raging.
A little, Inter l.thi'l came In.
"Why," sho eti'lnimed in sun-rise,
'yon can almost get 11 on? Try It sometime when your foot b not warm ami
swollen as it Is now, though I tnppos*
I oli* would never let yon vrcar l-trtu "
Ibey u-.-iii on at all bard."
Th.. shoes stood on Evelyn's d roaring
caso all day and suggested' tu her what
mutt have been the feelings of Cinderella's titters w h»ti tbey tried lo cut down
Ibeir fret to fit tbe magic slipper. That
i. nlag wlten sho was going to bed sho
triotl them again, nud tliey actually went
. Tbey .iim .■/.-.! tho pour llttln tnl
If In a vise, but thero tbey wtrr*. on.
About midulght Ktbal -Simpson waa
awakened by a soft knock oo her door,
and sitting iu tbo hall onir-Jo oh* di*-
covered her liltlo sUter Ei-rilyu.
(lb, Ethel—don't iiitiko a noise—my
tl' sho gruijird.
'"■Yhy. ymt !i.m> >..ur shrartand si,M-k-
tngs on. Evelyn. Tb» new eho**! Oh,
yoa poor childr and iu a tnotnrtit lb*
elder sister was liending over tho suf-
hu had fainted a way, wllh stncll-
iug sit It* nnd n pair uf scissor*
." subbed Evelyn, rcvMiiK
and watching tlw catting of tha thoe
lacing with interest. "1 thought if I tver*
(Item ta bed tbey would be on in the
mo-uingand 1 could show them to j,-.;_,
ml bo would let u,a L'c*c,i tlicin. I trail
to sleep, and
TO TIILERS_OFJHE SOIL
.iMs That M3j te af Benefit to
Om Heigtibors.
Iifidto 4 Ittete. Wtitt b IW fine, tittCd
[s_fe._rrt_.ti~n.
SULPHURING ERUIT A MISTAKE.
gel lis eye* uj-'ii. As the grcuu ami
tan ins I tuns inlvreala are the uuly |ier-
manent gainer* by Uio aulphuring pro-
era*, tltvy *ar* Intcraat*.) to have It con-
tinoed. . ,**
It la not easy to obtain a »u|-erior
uuality ul iiiitiirarli.xl ****** In It*
several, rolail grocei* who un.lcrsl.nial
Ui* .|Ut-rilon ciirrMponilei) with portie*
t^BJ-rntallng apj.le*. The reply wa*.
lhat "il an order for aot less than 30
luurels was r-s-eiv(»l at one time, apple*
aoiild Is. iiiti.iKhr.1 unhh-aelicd. otlivr-
The slightly yellowish brown color uf
unulea.'bxsl dried trait ta an *vi_l*tw*ul!
ana, gi..l .juslity aad proper dry-
Tbe more rapid the drvsng the
lighter will I,- th. colur, and tho fruit
ill keep * el I If *l illicit |,ni|n.-rly ei-
eluded irum the air. Wlten sulphured,]
tb* i*r»>1, ihe poor and the an rip. all'
look alike. Suit., will, tbo unI4**_H.*sl.
The aubject of thia p-jt-r should cutu-
ond tlio careful altenUun of coti-
siu.i- ol dried fruil, of cooacientiuus
fruit dealers, and uf all health authorities. Trail is now regarded more at a
lity than aaa luxury, the waulof
it Irfing a common mute nf ill health,
Iri'-tb fruit is nut always ublalti-
able, varioua meUioda lor preaenring It
ore in use, .Irving 'ting one of the
oldest and it-r*. for many fruit*. Mlddlv-
age.1 ]—.].:.- i.-rtiiiia-i when rub ur air
drying was the ouly mtuhod for muikci.
Then some good hoUBssrila discoverad | j. ■
tliat more rapid drying byartiflcial heat,
will, ot aiiltoui the additional sugar,
was a cleaner method, unler ngalntl
(eruientatitin and decay, retained Uio
tlsvi.r Irvtler, and tl.e trail waa lighter
colored, than when aun ur air dried.
The present QTapuratura are only an
enUrgvnirnt of the idea ol such moe*
rapid drying, whilo canning constats in
the exclusion of the tiiicro-orgauicgerttii
u! fn rumination.
Tin* is an age of .irogrit**. yet ck-
perlence olt«. .how. that not all chanp,, ^ „ „ ._„ fcoo__o ^ r___Ji .^ u
improveiaenu. -*JI0***** ■>•**** [ tr*****-., unolrlain.blo. while both are
year..,nr. the sulphur.-nTTir bleaching . [(__ ,„„„„,„,,,,„„- ^ ,rulu
ot driesl trail began. At first only Un.fU()0l. iM^_talt«l flri.s! Iruit* are
light isulorwa, .on.ht. a. In j ...^ Umm-^ u gwll ,ruiu.re Bl
***** lime* in.ol—suable.■armr.rfrui-i dan-
genru,, sml a popular iTSte has rcntlerrd
Iruila sml
! ttm California aun-dri--d fruit
BRIEF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CoodeDied Telegraphic Reports nl
Late [twti,
I* . Im !« Ill, tartar- It bin if*
UHff) m*X***t—4!fl£l| tttb
Carnot, 1'rraitlrnt ol I ini,'-, u seri-
uualy ill.
Mecca thurt, have hoeii Lt'iO deatba
cholera in live days.
^r"itia!l-l->i continues tu spread in
Gothenburg, Norway.
Tho are* ot wheat in Bulgaria and
1'asiem lUmmelia ts 3iM,(*J0 ac roa below
lost vear's.
A writer to ll.e Loudon Path *****
lila-e. [,IVeri-Hiln.tlieiii,rt'.ipieiCt..W.l.sl
English cilv. '
A rollrooiI train in Iu Ua roxntly ran
into a herd ol •tephants. killing t nc and
injur i i.r a not Iier one Bcve-rely.
The Duke of York, 1'rlmt-at May am!
Ilu- Tecks .Until with Mr. (.Isitiluise
Wr-Ini-sttity evening lost week.
M. Iliitiii.i.l. i.a liavariau l.ienl.'iiarit.
has been exneltrd Irom Ut* "'
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
taunt Mitten and Oiler Ittu if
liierest to Ereryoce,
ii .ji t«_i: it til
4top.i*
inni I
ft
of hi i
- :_.!..t
J. 8. Ciark*.ii of Iowa ia *aiit lo contemplate making the race tor sSaoator.
Marie Waiiiriglit. ft la said, is tumarry
I'aul ,**cb ul Iter, a Tneomo. Wash., mil*
liouain..
I't s!s.le1 t.l.is bus approptioltsl fX.OUO
lor an old-latl. ionol Fourth ■>! July ceic
No i-onr nur unrij-* Iruit can make good , ^**ot* ***** ***** *
•""-" • «s i ...I...-"-!", b _u^,__i_s__s7jr_ff.fi,a
alwaya wilb tin- ■ lea ler, and imt wilh imunr.l (or l,.iti,i«-ii.
■ ■(.-(.- wer* dronpc.1 from
,n*{ OtSceat
In prelrrring looks tu quality, Ibe
people ar* often at fault. Public en*
llghtnu-nt will correct moat dtM**J_ error*, i.i.iil health ia now sought l.y
many, and will be by more in tho noar
future, through cor reel living, rather
than by tb* swallowing of drugs. And
in lhal ntoreeBcvIletit asy, "in Ihe good
[ time coming," Uicre will lie uu demand
jfor sulphured and other driigg.il (mil
i among Intelligent -.Tuple.
Then- is danger Irum fruit in tu*l*l
the roll ol tb* ...
Washington In one day.
Mrs.Urrsbsiii. mother of the Sorrrtary
of Slat*, is very ill aider boniest l.m. ■'
Villc, lud. HIlQ is past eighty yearn o(
liltlo whilo ago 1 W
B_ff>JjBB^ illl-lll!liil mill | u''- ,1""1 ' lI'°*W'it I was dying.
"1 almost screamed, hut 1 didn't. I : uf it. The expense and trouble wet*
.eIlut_mb_ai_rrCT._uld-b-mH_»***t-^^ Krull so traated _• Hid to
Ifarrosand les*_and buod vrere tnminR-jd„ moro ^dsi,., renBtguenUy all now
Into t-.i:!.- ■[,. Wlien 1 tried to - r.-.-.-.:
uut of Unl. i knew wlint was tbe mnttcr
It was my feet and thaso nwful -.!:■ ■
"1 .-i'-vci every one will laugh at me.
Why.■ Elhrf. you or* crying! Dotit
At llav.in Ite.lew. Ark., In the Tecent
cyclone, an engine-house was torn down
and a I.eaty l.uler tl.roa n off lis fonmla-
tton.
Tlit. n . ,-n! rain in Ni-lu__-ka was est.-
tualed to lie Worth (lf>,l-JH,iHn, ..r l.'.T*.
lor each uian, Woman and child tu the
rtlate.
A New York widow advertited for a
husband under various name* ami rerun-.! inuney frum many gullible Wcst-
A ciiispony with a capital "I f lii.ou,'.-
— UU) has la-en esUibtlsh.il In (Jb.cagu to
lee.ptjrrar* eic, vat lor some year* timrt «i«,lHaiuablc .-anneal' fruits dan- manufacture gaa or electric light, and
past nearly .11 the ***t*«****t ******* rerout. and a popul« crate* ht_t .vmde.ed -i-tribal. il.
menu h.vc "aulpburod* all kind, o* | dried f.uita.lso dangerous, what can tho i "§■"• \***>-******* .***** *****
—..r i _ nt i **. null.un! pr-- i»ii.ul:"ii. I" the ellet-l lhal
auircrlug jiublic d.,? It I* between the „l(. /, ,.„„, umm Ul |H, w„ ,„,„,.
. alteruallvew ul using no fruit, or that, and tbo Iruit (tno.
m, t L **1 ********* "";t which Is Injured or H»"nuu*i- I* tho' The A tlorney-General Iut* decide I
manner. Th*l«ht ollur. eapecially of • .^ '_. ^ Bibta|w a thsl the Navy I^p.rtmcnt.a.imat.uu.Icr
■ —Kaltra-rtod unthiuking «*-':„iln4,t j tbe Uw. consiruct the new _runl-_-iM can
rtd .-on reial men, thus T„ '..„_.. „ „ . „ „_.. ., J the comi_s-tilr plan.
. . I To rorrtsTi tlie error nnl I eh len thn _, ;, „ . ...... .,_.
i ug the pnee ol such , ,. ■ __.-.... . * . Comellu* \ underbill 1ms given ll"i.-
Md tlm nractii-e to ,W''' ' I"1'1'""' i"J"riuu« pr_u-l„i-s. „w („r nn*.l.l.liou lo Um Ksllviay Men's
! *"■ la-gal sinisloi, only will stop it at preM-nU OIuUtOOM (hat be established in New
trim disapproved ;xh*conii»oq *rhool* in many sUte* are! York some years ago.
ret-'jirrxl to teo.li the erfceu ol alcohol Immense coal* fields are being opened
ind narcullca. Why not also include uplhis year in the AlWhoi.y Muunto.n.
lie mtlact* tJAltrmJm* f.-wl.* I„l ,1" il* •******>**"***** .*}'* ******** ■ **-****
,!>„.
ulling I
n-kdepentlsafo
1, OBUdldacy"
.ij; ..*.-
(ruunt Herlerl llistua
Uie tup:.-rt ot KHh l'(
Notional liberals In I,
thn Ki-irli-tn,*.
Tito tluke ol VurL ami the
May uf Teck will !-■ umrri.il.
ll is said the Herman Em|s-ro
land the wedding.
IVidmir. 1 ItruiifiieiT. tlie (title an I
author, has lieen eleete-I a nicnila-r of
the Krem-li Acailemv, ..vci ILmile Z.ila
hy a vole of B to 1.
The Kuipri-s' Krcleriisk hu* rvt-ently
l-iiiiiil.-.! in lh I lin a home lor l.u.li*..
governe**-*", which is open in American
gotrri.tt*** as or 11.
ll.e Duke.-1 K.I
Eis
t Aust
i.-st sullen
M-llt I
; sua-
,.. .
The Etui-rot o( llussia hat pun
tie f fctt, thr.Hi.ti a.Tiu. in t'oi-rn
two rare antt-jutcihe*!*,unedited
l-otl, curiously tarvis).
Au oil piiH-lim. i- I., I- Imil
KlISMBUoil liel'ls.i. ilml.ili.eol .".■'
1.. the 1'eisiaii (J all •- ■
loaded into *hii" (or I'bino ami J.
The Au.'.. . -. .
nlnernonlh. *.'
Including tlm
• Harp haa been errrs:*.! at Mo*
" interfeitlug.
. Eoiirth Cavalr
l'ark by tb* '.Wth. '
The Emptasa of Jayaa, now at Von-
■••III r,|'.. ,",,lr pu.bl over seven oucuaa.
TlteCotla-x-torul Castouitat VirtorU,
It. C, ho* paid oul in oealing claims
A New Vurk toU.-.t, firm is conteat-
ing Use validity ..( tbo Cigar.-tt* Uw In
.Vashitigtoa.
A jury to try Heath, cbargad wllb killing laonis U. McWinner at I'rrsno, boa
lioen Becured.
A hay warehouse un tho Mtfrj.hy ranch
near .Mnuntoin Vie*, with l.CUO UI1S ot
hay, has t_ren htiriied.
J. M, Co_si.lv. n I'eulumaorchardiat,
ha* I .t-n --i, rri, injured by twmg
mr. —ii irvmhis wagon.
a* ciliten* ot Albany, Or., held a
tile-cling last week lo protest against
Ir*-..'-th.il jilayiug ini .itimlay.
The .ill.tract (tie building the aWrage
dams In* Ute VallejuCity WaUr*Wurha
ba* Iwt-n let to Nin I'ranciscu parti**.
I'atid II. Churchill, un* of tb*wealUt*
ie*l ami larst-kmianti . .man anil owner
-' bi.t.e. ii. .Moni-iti*. is dead at
Oreal Kail*.
William ll'iwartb, a plumber of rhtnta
1 *'-*■ ho* dtsappraicil, and some ol hi*
Ittet-lt -ihink he en-Ud ht* rantsr by
jumping into the luy near Alvitu.
Tlm tOtpadltlm irom San 111,
Ur
tally!
Tlial
spread even ti
e llluaivo
'eg*eg mine, has la*uti forced lo rnliirn,
*ing to tl™ extreme beat encounUiad.
Mi-. J ante* Kilkentiell, ll.e wif* of a
iit.ng at I'anuliae Prairie, lour-
ile. -•.:;.'. ol Spokane, |*>,suuod
nd I
ild i
nl,-
ia sUtaof
prefer lo do it.
While the Bpparenl i-bauge is imly in
color, Iberu is a loss ul llie natural trull
even hy the moot careful salpbur-
Uic elTects ot different fiM-deL*
B*i&, M.H., iu /.urn! ,ub/„„
Jorl »'
THE PROFIT IN POULTRY.
linn."" -■ ami .'.:.■: .nu.
Advice* havo reached ObihualiB. Me*-
Id}, thnt the i-aulo iHimltigu mine in
that Stall-, owned l.y the Chihuahua
Mining Company, is a boaanta.
John Ttatk. of the Order of Thirty,
in lbs-ion, has discovered a deficit"
ft--1 don't bnrt me any more, ond papa ing. l'ti!ortanslely,i-..tne peciple do not ■*'« few pertsons realite how great U
will say wben you lell him abont It,'It j notice Uie diHrren.*, but careful coin- : the jiroflt derived from |-.iiltrj-. ami In
will Innlesmin to her.'" par iton ahowa it, aa la ad uii ltd by the ■ older t.t give t-jine Idea ot the lni|torl- J treasury aet-tiunto nl Uie
iiuB.iufB.-tureraofHU.-li fruit. ami' of the hen won III compare Imr '>"**** ^"''l,*]^ "
rder
I I'.'it.i
»*wy«^-«^V_*_imlW_o._b^^i^^*" Thepr__.tic.l-rgB_.la California with wiU.thecuw. A good cow is
"Do you find that Twelfth oak-* arc de-
clinlng In p..;.].lsr,: i * "
"Well, petbBJi. tte do not sell ..nil.- ao
many. They an, as you know .!.c„t.,t.d
with flguras, ami nsbeel of rluinsi-len. and
conundrum* lUiumpanie. iwch coke, ac-
-surdlnj.ioibsulftcuaio-n. Tbey or* drawn
Thu (aituro ol crops In many district*
in France, owing to the inU-rr.* heat,
■btom **ay a;__TC^i>rtlouilIW,ll(ol|,.rtl*a_11jn,jurinit
l_js_i*i*->ed or jsaida srwd about It. A day jTweltlb ntale Fruil Urosren* C-onvrn-; profit over and aUiva all eipeo**-.. ihe winter. *ud price* at*rapid<y nsing.
or two later a pnrkago cam* from Ih-i- Uun, held in Ere*no during four .Im - in -amounting to (AO; but we will tic liberal. Ii is said thai Thorn** T. C. itenden.
Inn for Evelyn, which cnnulned abtatu-1Xov.mlier, liMSi.B |*tJja-r on "Pnilt Dry. wilb tho cow ami credit her with HW l'uiie-1 BUM Coii.nl-iienen.l at the
tlfttl i»tr of shoes, Uced. wilh nnot becla l„g" waa rood by J. I_ M._sh.r, of San I*' ***** Pwfll* Thia is allowed alter | ">' * ■)l^m**t. fSjSfi and '.hi. he
and ptWy iocs ami marked "foura*"- Jo^, ^ in M, ^r ho m**^ -„ charging her wiU, her feed., her ..uart.-r, ££^'i '
toulhs-^ss-psmioti. -fn.t ,,_, picked ^(^ npe ^ ______ uU* th* Ubiir necesaary lor Ur tare., Cotaplrw1|(f „j th* Currency Eckels
. "Is the plan still lullfiwed of *n.l*dd_ng' . ____ , ^. sulphured to produce wblteneas. It it She n*|,ilie* alatut t hire acre* .of grounil. bas apj-uiatisl Siin.m K. II tun ol Spo-
sarious nsnicle* in lirecakef* j ***** *■•**•"*■ i devoid of it* true rich last* and llavor the profit Iwing tflO*3 prt sere. Tlio j ksne. Wash.. Naliomtl Hank Examiner.
"Vt-. that 1. still done. People bring us^ Tll o rustic choirs ■.•reulcst sl.ow was I *■*-•*'"" ' *** *ro' r" ****** ****** ****** L {T-J-JTjUTZi ' , _lti1.1-.i,l_ 'lie ws. loimerly * ,iows|i*|.-r man In
lings, coins siiilbuituna to put It. the crake. I *lw*ya Inadn In tbo ntuhetn. In which \*** **** ***-l»**e* IKillslting to make : *>* » *• **"**-* at roc.mls aiul ret unsung ^..jy,^,,,^ ,.lX'_
la fact, we bate Inch-inl In tbe cake gold somo humpkin had generally a solo lo ! buttons." In dis.-iis.tng the ]«*>*r, one! ,h"t ,l|p '"■■■ ''WOOHI "*W*B year, si itoa„in'a,,|,b.«i,iui|iuryorgatilr_tion—
-lilbit bit "lusty Tnlce.*" It su . gentleman Bab!. "1 la-liavc sulphuring; '5 ***** * ****<=* '"» ** average, .he re* |tlo jLm**tA and HunoraMr Anillerv-
n IhtiiturmllJS. As it may ro*i|l to pay for relcl-raleit iU two hundred sml twenty-
ron-- j her feed and .<uarters, she give* a profll tillh anniit-rsary on Monday •___, wttb
would bo asuOlcleni guide." j !™ "..J"™ *S. ""l™™**:'""«, SE : *** ****** »' *********** '■ -' » ****•>*'*'** »***** ***** «I*.. Uu*?*i''* **'**'*>*»*»
Convcrsalion ihra turned i„*.„ ..-br-.r ^ L^l',, loS? 1, gala, n" * ' .ulnhu.ed.'' com. which is real);
cukr*. which, un- it. full .rf rl„,,n., „,„i ■ hliitteepi-iire ni.tdo Sir John I iil.t.tfi l,*o ""1 '■ ■ _ , *
iX_»^r",K^ i!..Tfur ^ ; l>1« .Ice with "hallofiimr and slmnmrof This change in .p.slity was the first i P***<- ***** **** tn»e*lment.
plaotmoturer yi-ntbc fashion In cake*.
of -p( slim ***** Columbno nver to date is Iir.'.two
■ ca***s, and tin. ton tigur.- lower than
_.Arn.yr..uUin. bW om .,r\m,'*\l ?*\7Z ""* llwI- '"*********
ollieer rats.il f.-.u, ibe ,a,,k. t„l.,t„l *"" """ *rr> *****
Ui.ltiuBiiii. aho via, pr.jtiiolti! I..r*ci*' Artangcnmnis have la-en rnmplstett
»l bravery in thu tkfalM*lg*llul*taln f"r ""■ r,wbt-.i-w*y loo instruct a .-anal
c*,ii|nign in l-"l. on * enlolt at tbe miniili of tha .una
iieneraIU.r.1 Wobwley i* Bald ,„ W __2__l_S^*t__*__11W ****'********
rol.«. „I |j,„l Ui.la-n.. ti," r.-i,„ne ********************
Commamler-iii . l.i.-!..' tt.e In Situ t ■,,,.- ** *" **"* Uiouglil Uio extrodllion ol
whnie BUract.ng an immeiiM uiimiu'ii "* '' -*ll'-! K-ams.lhe -M.-r.-ed minister
ul public nlteiiliui.. ' win. ran away with a girl, leaving a wlto
The .l_tisli._ of 1,.., ..-..'* .ol l.i u"'1 'hiblren la-html, will Iw at landed
p-r.:,..,nw __,_._.ii,1:"i.J,v-r..,,,;;:!:,:,": *'" ■>■■*■"*>■.*• •Mi™ny.
one girl* nmbr ill* na ol ..tt'eri re- Tin-,.!,l s-anu (. Isra Hank bat notirled
ganletl Ihe game ol life a* not a-i. tl, ,*he ***** ****titt*t thai Ibey will be pmd in
caudle and killed ihcmarlv**. '" ■' "I*"* paymenU. in U.rt*-. sn. nine
PUna .re 1-,-lng m*.l.-f..r th.p.i.n.lr..,- "".'. W» ",""!*"' 1"'**' int""*' * ******
Watchcit and dijiii.ir.l r
' palace lur.'
ItumrlBl lamilv a,
■iiH-.it ll.tliij.kavo I'
i*of lir.-fln.-. lt.i-.ir
I- Jtii.t' :-nli. Tho ■
llil psily to Whale
, the colured mlnia-
t !. -i- ir..!. 1.1,. i- in,
ute. ba* It-en selling
Ci
ad I
Uut it hat!
left withutit tbo
de »ir Jithu PnU(a-T l<—
with "hollouinft and singing of: This change in .piality was tii
it he tilt," To bo stiro ho wa* guilty of thing that i-alir-l the attention
axeept co f_t_tlrol oeraxttrit, wben tbe ritW' on aii-scbroiori-b,. for ther* werw^O an- j
Btay to broken through, runs ut«ai a light- thetns in tbo lot knight's time, but it 1
****,. ****** In the ! may rntrKinahly bo tuppf-ucd that ho had
of Dundee |_-,-,iiiio so liupreuuil with (his jtorl off.
eKBt. and ; ,,,„ ta.„lc(, in |,u own day u,at ho! later Inv.-sttgatiutis have proved ttm |
kind. A I>!Ui*W_*ke b- it. dZ S i ^'V*** ****? ibc **°* *ihieh ***** ,iomCT i I"***n.'*. "' *""P,'»t'
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