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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18
BRIGHT BITS

\ FRAIL OF DATES-A ragged allaiana0-
They SAY this is the season TO take
cold. but many families have been taxing
il all summer from the ice cart.
4 MINNESOTA EDITOR posted rival
journalist as A s.sizzle-sOuled, insinuatlng
whifet.''. The other fellow mildly re-
spOnded that his contemporary was
..piaculoUs interlude.'
WAS MAN descended from bear.',
asks the Detroit Free Press. Not IN an
cases. WHY. a Nevada citizen. the other
ds,y. went to the other extreme when
bear came along. and the citizen took IL
tree.-TeodS StttH0s.
IRIS SAID that Socrates began the study
of music only when he was 60. THIS lacI
should be impressed upon the minds OF All
Young ladies who practice the Maiden
PRAYER long before they are 2o.->dH
Francisco NelrS-Letter.
WHILE THE ARRANGEMENTS were De-
ing made for party in Somersllle le"
evenings ago, a young lady present IN
nOcently inquired: is the invitation 70
/ embrace the young ladiesS' ''Oh, no,
reDIied a young man. 1.-The gentlemen VIII
| attend to that" And now the young
/ lady wonders what the young man meant.
-SDmerrlile journal
..Aw. CAN you SELL NE, aw, blue
uecktie. to match NV eyes you know
manfred an Austin dude in gentlemen's
/ furnishing store. Don't know "a | can.
exactly.~ replied the salesman, but can
/ hit YOU with soft hat 70 match your
I head Then the dude withdrew from tue
/ store. a crushed strawberry hue suIusIn5
/ his effeminate ieatures.-IecdS NlftlHgS.
.-FATHER.'' sand a young Austin swell
! with sporting prOclylties, 'eNplaln 10 me
something about protection. What Is the
/ duty on sugar. Il don't know anything
about the duty on sugar, but / can tell
| YOU something about the duty on tobacco.
/ Ii is NV duty To seize all the cigars can
I get hold Of and, reaching over toward
| his sons vest pocket. he snatched hand
/ full Of Havanas. so that's the duty on
| tobacco. is it.r said the young man.
| We'll. | may he somewhat muddled on
/ political economy. but that looks good
! deal like free trade. "-IC6dS Sl(tiRgS.
WEARE HAPPY. The porter of the par
! Tor car has been crushed. Beg H0' paw
| don. sab" be remarked with impressive
| grandeur to one of the occupants OF MS
/ car. Dat was a trade dOllah yG handed
! me minute ago" '.Ah, was it, replied
: the plcbe As he took it from the out
/ stretched hand and examined II. Take
this for your honesty. my friend" ana
pOcketing the dollar the traveller handed
the astOunded pOteHtate OF the road lead
! nickel. The insensible body Of the porter
was left at the next station, and alter
physicians had worked at him for two
hours he recovered sufficiently TO murmur
inc0herently: 1T want de money what
pab'lizcd me. boss: but he called my my
frenr Boss dat tux me down offul.'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

TIE lecture of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher last night. before an audience
composed Of many Of our leading citizens,
was an event which marks the rapid dis
appearance Of those feelings which have
for years kept the people Of the
south and the North apart. 1t
is constant theme at all
reunions Of the people Of the two
sections that, to bring about fra
ternal relations, il is only necessary to
meet each other. Mr.. Beecher's reception
last night was an illustration of this fact.
The lecturer could not have desired
more attentive and appreciatiye audience
than that which greeted him. The MORN
ING NEWS has never been an admir-
er Of the distinguished orator. and
has differed radically with him in
many things. 1t is impossible to listen TO
him. however, without acknowledging his
great ability as a thinker and speaker.
and his intense devotion to the principles
which are the foundation Of our system Of
governmental government "of the peO-
pie, for the people and by the people,"
HIS remarks upon the necessity of edu-
eating the people in order to perpetuate
our democratic form Of government.
strike KEY note in this community where,
50 much has been, and Is still being, done
for public education. What Mr.. Beecher
saws when he returns North respecting
his trip through the south Will have much
weight. and will exert a great influence
on the efforts now being made confluence
Northern men and Northern capital IN
this direction.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

\ spring has been discovered I'm Texas.
the water Of which, it is alleged, cures all
tile IFS Of the flesh and ministers TO a
mind diseased. Ii is al Toyalc, and one
Of tue remarkable cures mentioned Is that
Of a Texas ranger, who was hopeiessly
insane. Perhaps this magic water would
cure OchiItree. Mulhatton and Jay haw ker
Of their habit Of romancing- 1t Is not
certain. however. that it is desirable that
Nulhatton and Orhiltrce should De cured.
The Republican defeat in Ohio has ha d
the effect Of ar0using the leaders 81 that
party % the necessity Of making extra
exertious in the November elections.
These exertions are taking the shape at
calling for SOAP Bob IngersoH says
that The Republicans were beaten in Ohio
because they did not scatter their money
with their accustomed freedom. and GOV.
Foster supports this statement 10y COM
planning that sherman only gave 500,
when he ought 10 have given 5000.
Money is needed to win Republican vie
tories.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

Henry Watterson does not intend to be
behind Mr. Dana in the matter OLA Presi-
Dental candidate. Mr.. Dana has been
booming Mr.. Holman for a good long
while and seems to like the work. Mr..
Watterson has hOisted the Mcdonald ilag.
He says:
AT this moment three possible nomi-
nees are most conspicuous. They are
Mcdonald. Cleveland and Hoadly. Any
one Of these would make good Presi-
dent. cur own choice Is Mcdonald, for
the reason:
First. that he is an honest man.
second that he j. an able man.
Third. that he is an experienced man.
Fourth. that he Is an available man.
Fifth. that his services to the country
and the party give him claim to the re-
spect aud gratitude OF both.
AT the proper time and with the proper
disposition we shall give examples and
reasons for this preference, drawn from
the life aud character Of our excellent
old Saddle-bags. a man who has COM
mended himself by his good works to
the love Of the people and by his great
wisdom 70 the confidence of the business
community; a man with a big brain and
a big heart and calm temper; just, a
trained and friendly man.
From now until the National Conven-
tion selects candidate it is probable
that Mr.. Watterson will give the public
bits Of information relative to the life.
character and virtues Of Mr.. Mcdonald,
just as Mr.. Dana is doing with respect to
his candidate. The other Presidential
candidates Bayard, Thurman, Payne,
Tilden. Cleveland, H0adly, Butler and
others-will probably feel sighted unless
other editors start "A boom in their behalf.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18
The Cultivation of Snakes.


The diversified industries of this bless
ed country are. as the auctioneers say,
too numerous to mention. A catalogue
of large proportions would be required to
name them. But great assthe variety is.
it is increasing. Among the latest is the
cultivation of snakes, for which a market
has grown up among the doctors, who
want them. as a writer in a rural news
paper assures us, to study and analyze
their venom, its power and effects, with a
view TO provide remedy.
OF course the physicians do not want
harmless snakes, such as the ordinary
garter. black and striped snake; it is the
real ..piZin' reptile they long for, and our
rural writer enthusiastically writes in
their behalf. giving directions how to
capture, secure and ship the live ''crit-
ters."
II YOU set out to capture yenomous
snake YOU should provide yourself with a
pair Of pincers and jar or box with a
close cover. Having found your snake,
approach him gently, grasp him firmly by
the neck close to the head, and keep a
firm hold till you have inserted him in
the lar or box. on which it is necessary to
close the cover quickly. There you have
your snake.
As at this time OF the year snakes 20
out hunting with their young, which,
upon alarm. run uOhH int inOtueT
throat for security" it is very desirable
to catch them in the act, which can be
done, SAYS the writer. by throwing bag
over the mothers head and tying it tightly
so as to secure the young in their retreat.
Snakes so caught and forwarded to Wash
ington will entitle the sender to the ''cOr-
dial thanks of the authorities" Perhaps
Congress will add medal. But it is sad
to say that snakes so caught must be at
the sacrifice of the mothers life. She
must necessarily die Of strangulatiOn, but
the offspring will be all right at the end
of the journey.
A box Or jar is thought better Of than a
wire screen box, as the snakes, like
certain editor when il the exercise of his,
intellect, protrude their tongues, injuring
their fine points or feelers. Having the
snakes secure, write on the box or jar,
Live animals-with care and forward
to the grateful doctors in Philadelphia or
Washington, and if possible, says the
writer, .sintrust to some conscientious
person going East And he naiyely
adds: Gan appreciatiye editor would be
a capital curator"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

There is a constant effort on the part of
that grim monster Disease to become
master Of mortal man. Only a careful
observance of natural laws can render his
efforts unavailing. Yet too often inju-
dicious excuses, sudden changes, too
great exposure, improper food or other
abuses of nature open the gateway, and
Disease gains a victory. Sometimes its
mastery is so complete that Nature of
herself can never effect a dislodgement.
In such instances reinforce nature with
iudiciOus use Of Browns Iron Bitters and
we guarantee, in a short time, all disease
will be vanished.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

The leading candidates for the Office OF
Clerk Of the next House are General
Clarke, Of Missouri, who was member
Of the last House, and Mr.. Atkins, OF
Tennessee. who was clerk of the ApprO-
priatiOns Committee Of the last House.
They both have many friends and are
pushing their claims with vigOr and skill.
1t doesn't appear yet whether they have
made any combinations with the candi-
dates for the speakership.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18
eatarrh Rrnron .

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Two Glasses of Tariff RefOrmers.
IL u 2 I =. Ill l LII i

7 ITTTTTI
There are two distinct classes of tarifi
Tef0rmers. The one believes in a tariff for
revenue without phrases, and believes
that taritf revision should BEGIN now. The
other fayors tariff revision in the abstract,
and quotes the ohio resolution. While
the former insists ON revising the tarlli by
reducing the heavy duties that Obstruci
trade and bv adding iron ore and other
raw materials Of manufacturing industry
tn the free list, the latter proposes to be-
gin the work Of tariff revision by repeal
ing the revenue taxes on whisky and to-
hacco. As for the time of tariff revision
the latter class i always for beginning
next year OF some other year. and II lis
tened to would postpone it till the crack
If fopu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18
What l. to BECOME of the Record.

LuHIsrlNs L0TTteT-aI 0NTTI'l Itlt.I'
The Democratic party has tariff rec
ord which il cannot escape. That record
has been made through 40 years Of good
and i'll report, Of sunshine and shadow.
1t was made in the platform Of 1916. II
was made in the platform Of 1850 1t was
made By an almost unanimous Democrat
ic vote in the last Congress. 1t has been
boundlessly assailed and shamefully ms
reported. Shall we dIsOWn II and reverse
the engine, or shall we stand 10y II, sub
stantiate it, yindicate 1t, illustrate H. eN'
rlain II alafnnl IN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

Missouri E@f ttttit IAr'fi-.-
The Arthur boom Is a very poor afalI II
il has really been sOquickly done for.
hope not. for Arthur could do some good
Democratic work 10y vigorous canvass
for himself. However. if the new swell
To the great tidal wave Is to bring Blame
up 10 the top again, we shall not De ais
satisfied. He Is the man 10 insure Dem
o5.ratif. VicfnrV
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

The New York Tribune has discounted
Mr.. Wharton BaTker's plan for distribut-
Ing the surplus in the Treasury. The
TriJuRs's idea is to increase the duties to
a prohibitory point. For instance. the
duty on steel blooms Is now - per cent.
Ii the duty were raised to 20 per cent.
there would be no revenue from steel
blooms because there would be none i'm
ported. The TribRe'S policy would soon
reduce the surplus but not in a way that
would be entirely satisfactory TO the PEG
nj
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

Tba wisdom IT the Republican Guoer-
r,qtarfsI candidates in Massachusetts ana
View Jersey in not r-signiDg their oilices'
Is every dsy becoming more apparent
me outlook now Is that they viii not be
called On To- make any change.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18
Srlt,rr Aprrirut.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADAcH

THE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE.
THE STOMACH. THE BOWELS AND
THE LIVER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
EVERY PANG THAT RACKS THE HEAD
REGULATE. TONE AND HARMONIC
THE ACTION OF THESE ALLIED OR
CANS WITH TARRANTS SETTER
APERIENT, AND YOU CURE TIRE COM
PLANT AT ITS SOURCE. SOLD By ALL
DRUGGISTS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18
A nnestion for sherman to Answer.

When Mr.. Morrill, gets up in the Senate
to omen fire on Mr.. Sherman anent the
wool question. how viii Mr.. sherman be
able to explain the fact that in some Of
the largest wool growing counties the
Republicans held their own much better
than in other counties where few sheep
are kepfs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

The story that General Hancock had an
interview with SIR. English lately-S'nd
.-vt,-sss-1 "a desire for the denomination
of the ticket u ISL. has been - promptly
ami emphstfcalIy 81 down upon mat
there is n5 fear that d. viii obtain wide
circulation
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

some Of the participants in the New
York newspaper war are beginning to
show a little temper. The World wants
TO know if James Gordon Bennett is anxi-
Gus for a season Of personal journalism.
and gives him TO understand that he can
be accommodated. ~Unless," says the
World. She instructs his donkeys in the
Herald office, who are permitted to IDIOT
cally mismanagc his property, to stop ~
ing about the World, we will DE pleased
10 enter into a public discussion Of the
ownership of the Herald aud the peculiar
characteristics Of the owner. 1t is barely
possible that there are some styles Of en-
tertainment To which the luxurious Mr..
Bennett has not treated himself. and that
in permitting his representatives TO mali
ciously Iie-ab0ut the World he Is prepar-
inc himself for sensation which will be
a sort Of sOlace to his declining years"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

A valuable remedy for Indigestion, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever,
Ague, etc, COLDEN's LIQUID BEEF Ton
&c. Ask for Golden s take no other. OF
druggists generally.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

There are several very distinguished
Gentlemen in Ohio who want to succeed
George II. PendletOn as United states
senator. The Legislature being Demo
cratic Democrat viii, Of course, be
chosen. Among the candidates are
BoOkwalter, Payne. PendletOn, Ward and
Thurman. The three first named gentle
men are among Ohio's milliOnaires. Ward
was "a candidate tor the nomination Of
Governor Thurman is by FAR the abIest
man Of the lot. He is one Of the great men
Of the country. He became a member Of
the United States Senate in 1853 and made
a national reputation as a member Of that
body. At that time there were only sixty
six Senator's and but seven Of them were
Democrats. Their names were Bayard.
CasserIy. Carrot Davis, Hamilton, falls
burv. stockton and Nickers. Baysrd is
the only one % them who is in the Senate
now. or the Republicans who were in
the senate when Thurman was sworn in
there are only four there now. They are
ANTHONY. Sherman, Morrill, and Edmunds.
II Thurman should be sent back 70 the
senate he viii ind almost an entirely new
sci Of men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18
Randall Invaluable.

At this time Mr. Randall is simply IN
valuable 10 the Democracy. He possesses
qualifications which are combined IN no
other prominent leader. As Speaker he
has never had a superior, and his oihclal
record is as free from blemish as his prl-
waite character. Bold and fearless as a
leader on the floor. he Is strictly impartial
As a nresiding officer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

The man who murdered Ada Atkinson.
the pretty Young daughter Of the wealthy
Indiana farmer. was Jacob Melting. a
middl--as-J man who was employed on
the Atkinson farm The HeXt news that
we shall hear about Melting viii proua-
blv ie that BIS was tbe victim Of Judge
T.-u.-1-- raurt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

WANTED. everybody n knoW THAI v71
W loan money on Diamonds. Wairhes
Jewelry. SiiveFware. etc. Pay highest pr5ess
for Old Gold and silver at Licensed Ban
broker House. Is Congress street T. MI m.
BERE MANAGER
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

Now that Ohio j. Democratic. tine Re
publicans are secure Of only eleven Of the
thirtv-eight Governors which the states
elect. The states which the Republicans
still claim 10 feel reasonably certain Of
are Minnesota, Nebraska, Rhode Island,
Vermont Indiana. Illinois, Iowa, Maine.
New Hampshire. Oregon aud Wisconsin.
Indiana is very doubtful state. \ popu-
lar Democratic nominee for Governor
would carry il. In oregon and WiscOn-
sin the Republican majOritIes are slender
and uncertain. In Illinois the State offices
were divided at the last election.
one of the reports sent out from Wash
ington is that the Democratic leaders are
becoming FESTIVE under the avOwed adj
vance Of Butler in the capture of the
Democratic Presidential nomination. The
report further SAYS that Mr.. Tilden has
sent a working force into Massachusetts
10 help defeat Butler. This sort of stuff
is hardly worthy of the intelligence Of the
average Washington correspondent.
There are few. If any, Democratic lead
ers who think that Butler will even be
thought Of in the Democratic Convention.
and it may be accepted as certain that
Mr.. Tilden is not troubling himself about
pufIar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

There i- some talk Of appointing a COM
mit-ee o. md what became 81 the $1,000
that was raised by the association that
was formed ID l~sj- % erect monument
t. Abraham Lincoln. In about ten years
there wm probably be talk of SIM
liar committee o. discover what became
ofthe money raised for the Garfield NOM
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-18

Nsple-ou and Abbey with their ri'ai
7-..rt companies. comprising the best tai
ent that can be found in the world viii
probably keep fashionable View York 50
cl-rv iu 81 futter during tie coming opera
season. Tt j. pretty certain that they
viii li.atan a good many pocketbooks.
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D ~ You seen those ELEGANT 49,.
Il fl s,. including I" NymElss q 49,
e. 4. ,l Tam o. fast, AZ HaseEss IL =
show YOU around. .ni4 .
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A Wall from Carter Harrison FOWL
ch5orgo Tribune ReR..
American cities are governed IN the IN
terest Of the corporations ana tne sdIooii9
not in the interest Of the people.
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w ANTED. a white woman a. erol -
W at 46 Jones street. apply
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w ANTED. practical gardener and for7ss
w TO take charge Of q vegetable farm snj
small nursery. Inquire e. Seller. Condor.
dia Park.
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WANTED. by a lady-th0rouEhlr oHsli
W feds position as teacher ID i fsrsTIr
Address :. T. .. Box Ia. Troy. Ala
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FREDERICK LEWIS. fhe ~.~---1-- -
4 ana Clothing maEufacfurer n ~ ~ -
vii af1lFe al the ScreYeh House - ~ q - s,
INST and remain ono week. --Eh
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permanent situation by addressing - "a
loo. Marion. :. {. One who can "a. 81 -
IN newspaper Office required eiA
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B. T. MCKENNA co.

our early fall offerings are now on ex-
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Enr lifnt.

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