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Delta chief., 1883-12-05

CATTLE raising is already assuming vast
proportions in many parts of the Colorado,
and the capital invested will make 1t the
leading industry Of the State in a few years.
except mining. Cattle do exceptionally well
in this State, and every year finds large addi'
tons TO the number engaged in the business.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

Down in Mesa county they have been hav.
ing n monkey and parrot time, two sets of
officers, the old refusing to give way to the
new, the banks refusing to take the county
warrants, and things otherwise generally
mixed. NJ. l.. Allison proposes to contest the
election of J. A. Layton as county clerk. the
papers having already been filed.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

CARLISLE received the Democratic caucus
nomination for Speaker, last Saturday even
ing, and was undoubtedly elected Monday.
The vote stood, Carlisle IOI, Randall 50, Cox
81. The selection of Mr.. Carlisle means, il
it means anything, that the tariff question
will be rcopcncd this winter, and that it will
be the principal issue on which the prcsdcn.
tial fight will be mad.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

O'DoSSELL, the slayer of Carey, was sen.
t,nced to he hanged, last Saturday, in Lon.
don. The jury was out but four minutes.
When being removed O'Domcll shouted,
"Thrce cheers for old Ireland! Goodbye,
United States! To hell with the British and
the British Crownl 1t is plot made up by
the Crownw
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

LAST Monday the first session of the Forty
eighth Congress met, and will probably hold
until next summer, or until the accumulated
utock of buncombc and sprcad.ongleism has
been successfully worked OF. This being the
session before the presidential election great
deal of It's time will be taken up In political
II .ix..,-
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

Col. DAVIS, Of the Lcadvillc Chronicle,
has now libel suits hanging over his head to
the amount. of 81 os5. 900. The Colonel is
either very bad. unprinciPlcd man, and
uses his paper to slandcr men, or else there
/, desperate effort being made to crush him
out, The latter the most likely.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

TmE proposition to raise $500, 900 for the
commencement of the State Capitol building
voted on at the late election, has been carried
10y a small majority. Not all Of the counties
hay. We, made returns Of the votes east on
tbis sub;rcf
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

ARE all the farm implements stored safely
out Of the swelling aud shrinking effects OF
winter weather. II will save you many
break .bown in the field aud trip to the black
.nith. il they are.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

THE State papers on the Republican side
are beginning to discuss presidential eand'-
dates, and expressing their preferences.
Thus far James G. Blaine seems almost the
unanimous choice,
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

THE country whose chief financial problem
Is how 10 prevent nn excess o. revenue anu
h,w To avoid paying on u national debt with
uncomfortable rapidi,y. is a curiosity. The
american rrpublic is a curiosity.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

THE report is sent out that Frank James is
dying in Jail. The country can spare him,
and there is no reason why nature should not
be allowed To take its course.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

CoSsiDEEABLY over one-thIrd Of the in
t.rest-bearing debt Of the United States is
held by national, state and savings banks.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05
granted.

NOTICES OF contest were served last week
by J. B. Hart against Pierre Settle, as com
missioner from the second district. and X. ID.
Blair against L. l.. Kellogg, for the Office OF
eotnty clerk
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

ir good mill were erected here. one hun
dred Thousand bushels of wheat would be
raised in the Gunnison und uncornpah;rc
valleys next season.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

THE election of George II. Graham for the
Office of sheriff of Arapahoe county is to be
contested, on the plea that he is not citizen
Of the United States.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

Mr.. John Shnnklin leaves for Kansas in
about two weeks, where he will spend the
| winter. lie will return in the spring.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

THE entire proceedings in divorce case
in Chicago last week occupied only forty
minutes. In that time the motion was fled
answer made, evidence heard aud decree
granted.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

THH Coal Il Iron company nail works at
Pueblo turn out 5000 kegs of nails and spikes
every month. They supply large trade as
far away as Old Mexico.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05
THE only mint ever established in Denver
WAS the mint julip.

THE average interest paid by the United
States on bonds deposited as security for the
circulation of notes is 81 per cent.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

Taxes are now due. See that they are paid
by January I, or suffer the penalty.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05

Grand Junction, making it a very expensive
luxury. An investigation into this will pay
some one.
Delta chief., 1883-12-05
Notice.

All bills outstanding after the first Of De
ccmbcr will be charged two per cent.
J. J. BARKER.
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PORTER & BAILEY,
IT
CLIFFORD MINAR
UNION, -. q.

4 FULL collegiate com sc of nstruotion, with
~ FINE ARTS aud FANCY WORK added
without extra charge,
EXPENSES VERY LOW.
Col. A. Coward. S.aio Superintendent Of Flu.
cation, in awarding premiums for linked and
painted maps. says:
"Ir these specimens arc fair sample Of tho
aeneral work Of The Clifford Seminary, the good
people of Union have cause To congratulate
themselves on lis existence in their midst.
Fail term opens September 10, 1883.
For particulars address.
REV. Il. G.. CLIFFORD,
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The State Of South Carolina.
COLNTI or UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.

William G. Gist, Administrator
PiaanT Summons,
dg1inH to
William Faucctt and J. Rice renew
Rogers DcI;HiiH'E. Execution.
To John Faucet. Isaac Faucet, Victoria Me
Crcight, Mamie Faucet, Salic rauccti.
Thomas Faucctt Mamie Faucctt AMI Adlic
Faucet, heirs at law of William Faucet, de
ceased, and j. Rice Rogers.
NNTHEREAS, judgment was obtained in the
w Circuit CUur, for the County, then Dis
tlct of Union and STATE Of South Carolina, on
the fourth day Of March \. ID. 1867, in the
above entitled cause, against William Faucctt
and j. Rice Rogers defendants, and execution
was luly issued thereon, but the aciiv" energy
thereof has now expired, and it is desired to
have the same renewed And the above named
plaintiff being dead. application for rcncwal is
made by Francis NJ. farr, administrator of his
estate
Now, Therefore, You are sun mDncl To appear
at the next Term fthc Givcuit Cont. 30 hc held
FOR said County, at the place If holding the
same, and then AMI there show cause, if any you
can, why said execution should not be renewed
according to law.
Dated July %, 1883.
JAMES i. SrEEDMAN,
Since ARTHUR X SrEEDM\N,
Plaintiff Attorney.
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VBYTN TY people arc always on the look
kMI n out for chances TO increase
w Ak<As their earnings, and in time
become wealthy those who
do not improve their opportunities remain in
poverty. We offer great chance to make money.
We want many men, women, boys and girls to
work for Us right in their own localities. Any
one can do the work properly from the first
start. The business wiz pay more than ten tiIa"S
ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished
free. 40 one who engages fails to make money
rapidly. You can devote your whole time to
lhc work, or only yorf spare mpmcuts. Full
information and all That is needed sent free
\ lires5 SriN>pS y CO., Portland Maine.
Feb - ly
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-09-07
Appli ;ation for Charter.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
i has been filed in the office of the Clerk Of
the Court of Union County, in accordance with
thc law regulating Tie granting of Charters in
this State: asking that the undcrSg gncl and their
associates, whose names appear in the applica
ten, be granted a charter OF incorporation for q
charitable Association under the name of The
Independent Order Of tic Sons and Daughters
Of Mercy, No. ].
l.. +. BENSON.
J. :. SHAW.
Aug II 33 1T
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RIDERS SOLICIT ED.

We canl
Furntur cnal anl h
anl r II
cal ha o themselves
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Nc are now prepared to order any Of TIA"
ab,y" Gins Cor rnrIic, desiring something IN
This line. Parties having oil Nin>hip Gins.
who expect to have them repaired for the Cora.
ing season. should send them in now, AMI ici
thcla lc GDwarlcl 10 the Factory, AMI bc re.
paired before the prc.-.ug season opens there
Call and see Us before purchasing elsewhere.
Terms accommodating.
FARR x THOMSON.
Nur5 81 I'm
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IaN Notice.

N NOTlCE is hereby given that will open the
~ books for the collection of the second in
stallmcnt of Taxes for 1882 in my office mt Union
c. H., on the lst day Of September next and
until the 22d, inclusive
The following is the levy:
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SOUTH CAROLINA
MILITARY ACADEMY,
CharlcSton, -. g.
GEN. JOHNSON HAGOOD.
ChHirmIa Bp"rd of Visitors.
Con. J. p. THOMAS, SvprmicaI,mt.

The Second Academic year, since re .csah-
lishmcnt 10y Act of the General Assembly. will
begin October 2d next. Applications for Cadet
ship must hc made On or before September HOlh
next, to the Chairman Board of Visitors at
Barnwcn &. H., =. &.
Pay Cadets received from any State.
Registers or Circulars furnished by Supcrin-
tcndcnt.
Aug II 81; 1T
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VI u IT T. x T. * Il "A E T. ID.

prepared repair Mi kinds the shortest time
prices. TRY US AND BE CONVINCED.
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Dental %all.o.cosa.

nR. l.. +. MEADOR, graduate of the Balr-
- more Dental College, offers his professional
services to those who may require Dental Sur
gerry in any of its branches.
Being amply supplied with the best instru-
ments and all modern improved appliances, he
feels safe in assuring perfect satisfaction.
lie will he founl in his Office over Dr. Poscy
X Bros. Drug store on all days.
Office hours y y. NJ. to g =. VI.
July ~ 80 If
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u. 1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21

bes Sonntass sur Nefie NIT einem Sembe
meiBer als Ser S9nes unb better sebiiselt,
ais bas &Sniss BON Spanien. Die fleis
men Wdb9en sinsen ale Gage mad Der
S6ule, frSblid wie bic 80seI, rotbbadis
ME bic Siri6en unb 10 sepubt, baB, menn
man iie ani6aute, man einen solbenen &el9
,n ieben meinte. Der Minino, pel6er, pors
Der Gag unb Na9t umberi6li9 unb nit
~abaematteter Stimme nm Mageres flebte,
ia i'm Niemanb peber nit Maeerem nod
nit 6ettem ueriorste, murine nun rlnb wie
cine 8lsel unO sldnSenb pie Sammet unS
blifte beinabe uera6tlib auf bic Seler nit
MiI6iuppe, nit benen feline l6errin linn aufs
wartete. Die Siibner butten ibren Sinn
%sednbert, legten wieber @ier unb saferten.
Der 9unb 2eon, wel9er uorber ieinen
Se~bensunterbalt NIT Der 9rOBten Utibe
9epann, inbem CT ben einen ober anoern
9aien in ben umliesenben @alOunsen err
ia9te, iiberlieB ii6 nun Dem WobQeben
unb i6lief inter ben Weinlauben, wel6e
bas 6als Ieiner @ebieter umgaben. @ues
I'M 6auie Martins la6te uns on, ais Oh
Semanb benz Sauie ieinen Sesen geseben
bate. Collie wobl pom SimmeI berab
Sominifa ibren Sesen auf baiielbe baben
berniebertrdufeln lahen? User weiB es?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21

ben mibbanbIe, nod aud, baB Oh ielbii
ie %miBbunbeIit, ioIanse fe bic erite gfi9t
Der 6inber, ben @eboriam sesen ibre Gle
tern erfiuen. Sd i6mor iener Srau if
rem @iuen gu erfiiaen, inbem i6 ni3t leibe,
baB irsenb uer jene Wdb9en miBbanbelt.
sic iinb mir ia bur9 cine iterbenbe Mutter
empfoblen, iinb meine GO9ter unb buben
BEN bsilisiten unb sere6teiten anipru6,
6en 6inber iiberbaupt auf bic 9iebe unb
ben S6us Der Mdnner uno 6rauen baben
fOnnen: ndmli3 feline Wautter sa baben.
Soaquina beuste bas Saupt lpie erseben
uno reuis bel bieien @orten. Martin
briitte ibr bic Sunb, pdbreno er cine
Sbrdne Ser 3drtli6teit uersoB unb Der
Srisbe @ottes febrte, unb berri6te in ienem
2lI9enblife in Der 6amilie; benn penn bic
Manner sroBmitbis sartfiblsnb unb gut
iinb, 10 iasen Die 6rauen, wel9e mebr
mebr ~iibeaaunis unO eiseniinnts als bOie
fnb, enbli6 nit benz Serrn: Oein @iae
sei9ebe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21

fel bSrte iie ibre Mutter POM Simmel bes
rab unb CAB bieie ibr bas Mittel an, aus
Der Notb gu tommsn, benn wdbrenb iie uor
Sreube in bic 90be iprans, wie elmer Der
enbli6 iinbet, mas er ni6t mebr su finben
bsfte, bemd9tiste ie ii9 bes Eaters, mel
der on ibrer Settle miaute, ais Oh CT bate
iaseu molten: Wanm ipeiit man eisentli6 IN
bieiem Sauie? sic banb i'm on einen
Std unb iette i'm bur6 Sas Sbiirlo6, bann
mari iie binter Die Srauben cine &dlerinbe,
,og al benz Stride, wdbreno Minino
ii9 bsrielben ndberte; Minio mari
bic 9rauben INN, Sbsreia fubr fort gu siebsn
unb am gnbe triest ie pirtli9 nit benz
Sater aud Die Srauben beren ie beSurfte.
Die S9elmin pom Stiefmutter erlebte
ni9t bas gersniiseu, bas arme Wfdo6sn
81 Sii6tisen.
Die &leinite mar gang u~erieiien auf
Yfirii6e. gines Cages bate ibre Stiefs
mutter einen Rorb poa Der i9oniten ses
pfliift unb Mariquita, wel9er man iie
ni9t bate foiten laiien, 9insen Die ausen
barna6 iiber.
Soaquina lieB bas Wtdoten auetn sur
Ssite bss perfibrerii9sn forbes, nu9bem
iie ibr eiseni6drft bate, ia feinen Sfirii9
bapon su eiien. sic perftefte ii9 bann auf
feds S9ritte gntferuuns, @elesenbeit gu
befommen, ienem unsliidliden @ei9opfe
einen 0enfsetteI a%nsubansen, ba es fiber
ibrem SefebIe supieber bic gfirii9e uerius
den wiirbe.
Mariquita wieberitan6 cine LANCE @eile
ibrer gesierbe, enbli9 enti9loB iie ii3 eis
nsn Biirii9 gu nebmen. S9on itanb iie
i'm 8esriffe, nit ben 3dbnen einsubeiBen,
ais ibre Stiefmlttter einem 8aiilisten slei9
Dor ibr eri9ien; aber bas 6inb fibrte raid
ben Bfirii9 pom BEN 9ippen sur Naie unb
iaste babel, wdbrsnb ie bieielbe gang uns
ueriebrt por3eists: 81, Srau Wutter, wie
i4On er bod rie9t!
Soaquina muBte aud in bieiem Sale
bic @lisber bss &inbes unsesi3tist lafen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
Tteber Sur
(AYER'S AGUE CURE

(A1Ehc AdUE CUnE)
III elm ausfbiisBli6 aus YfansenfcHsu bersite.
tes, trirflameS unb ifGrtenbss 9silmiftet. Gus.
islbs setpGbrt alien nit Sieber Ssbafteien
cine t9sre aub raf6e 5eihina, mag bic 8rarf.
belt tn 8rrm DOR Trpft, fHiei6eneen
Tieber, Salenfieber, Sumpf= ceer
0NchSelfeber anftrsten.
Gs III cine ssrabesa erifrsdsnbe Sbatla4e,
tab bstnabe ale I'M ltmIauf beiueli4sn 8iebrt-
ar;neies unb prdsaratr muptiS6ibi ans @bis
min, arisnif anS anbern siftisen Maeralien Be-
febtn. &c ldet f6 ni6t Ifuensn, bic aus lplGst
etftieen Beifanetbeiisn sepennsnen Yrdpafate
fne n~ieifenS trpbli9msfene, lslts I'm Stanbs
has 5ieber ~ bre9en. absr trartise gasbtd.
nei strniSsen ni6t has ltbsl ~ bettsn. Gte
tntfsrnen nidt ben RranfbeitsfofT aus ofm &Sr.
Per, unb s~ersiften basn ned burt itre esenen
eiftistn 8efanbtbeile pas game SYfem. 81.
tIemmuna Sdpinbd, O6rennufn, 8cpfreb,
Enb In ben rneifen 8dlen bic Scisen Der 70 bod
seprieleneu @btnin-8a Das 3beiie rebsi 1T
tann meiaens i9limmer, ais bad sre.
Ayers AsUE CURE sni9dit fsin Gbtnia
cher anbere minsralt1den Subtanvn. unfsre
Ntbidn srtift bic aranfbett BET bsr Bur3d on
unb ineen, Fe ben aranfbsitSfod aus BEN 86r.
pr %entfsrnt, belt le fsfbf IN ben idAimmeen
Ealen. Daruri farm Ge aud obae gebenfeu
BEN f1rdtfen unb empenofapen Tatenfen
entpfpblen trerbsn. Hitt Mob saS 0istfr ~
brs@en, ipnbsrn basfabs pirflid a. befsn uae
BEN 8SryT pisbsrnm bic fribsre Starfe nne
Grfisftit ~ sebem, ID anb heibt Der Sauptpor-
aug bisisr Rebisin.
GrfulsrriG n Ayers AeuB CURE aud bet
2eberbef6tpercen ba biefs Ssilmittel BIZ
reft auf2eber nnb Sale s~inipirft, bic aranfbettss
brtnssnben Sdfte entfsrnt unb In bsn sanseu
Syffm tpieber cine frdftise une ssianSe1 bdhs.
feit bsrSrrruft.
@enn mad gcri9rtff a~nseranbt, ~sarantrsa
mir 5siIuns.
Snbereitet ben 81. q. 6. &lbsr e Co.,
qraitif4e Mnb anaipttide ebsmifa.
2opef, WaH.
nsbsrau In allen apotbefen 81 baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-21
gasemeine GntfrGitnna uno 9eberleioea

81. 9. Yierce, %. D., Buffalo, q. 3.
@ertber Serr! 0teins Srau bat ibrs
Golden Medical Discovery" (golSene
msbisinii9e Gntbstlns) unb Pellets
(Yiu9en) sesen ibr Qeberleiben unb aIses
meme Gntfrdftuns sebrau9t unb bat ses
funbsu, oab es quite MteSisinen limb, bic is
baber alien an Der 9eber, iaarsm @el9mad
i'm Masen anb ausemeiner Gnttraftuna
2eibenben empfsblsn m0@te. 8ribsrlid
Der Sbrise. g.. 6. Sarmon,
Yafor Der M. 6. air@e, GIiab, 81,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-03-30
The New Member.

The new member remained in town.
Il tell you what he says, "the Presi-
dent is trump. l went up to the
White House the other day to see about
making Marian Prices daughter Post
master at North Fork; and the Presi-
dent, he was takin' q lot of other fellers
in to lunch with him. So he says,
kinder friendly-hke, Come, won't you
jine us and take some lunch and glass
of wine?' So bowed and said, I'm
your man, Mr.. President SO we went
in and sat down, and they had some of
them pesky finger-bowls with lemon in
the bottom of them. When the raw
oysters came on they seemed mighty
stingy with their lemon, 80 took q
nutcracker and / picked the lemon up
and put it on my oysters. They had
been tellin' about the way the President
used to whoop up the boys in New York,
and, when they see me goin' for the
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Ashes TO Ashes I'm Japan.

There are three large cremation
places in Osaka, and one of these L Wis.
tied the other day. 1t is situated near
the Kidsugawa, outside the city limits,
and is surrounded by a high wall. The
appearance of the place from the road
is similar to that of a temple, were il
not for the chimney, which towers aloft
about sixty feet. In the main crema.
tory there are twenty large furnaces,
each capable of burning three bodies, sc
that sixty corpses can be reduced to
ashes at the same time. Operations
commence at IL p. m, and by 3 o'clocB
in the morning the process is complet'
ed. Cremations do not take place in
the day. When / visited the place there
were five bodies awaiting cremation,
three grown-up persons and two chill
dren. 1t was then late, and no more
were expected. / was particularly
struck with the scrupnlous cleanliness
of the cremation establishments sdkO
letter IN the Hiogo NeWS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-03-30
Fault-Finding.

If any one complains that most peo-
pie are selfish, unsympathetic, absorbed
in their own pursuits, their own happi-
ness and their own sorrow, the chances
are ten to one that the complainant is
conspicuous for the very faults which
he condemns. His thoughts are so con-
centrated on his own concerns that he
is impatient because other people think
OF their concerns not his. He is unable
to enter into their grief or their Joy !;
when he is wretched he is amazed and
indignant that any one can be happy !;
when he is happy he thinks it intoler-
able that other people should be so OPP
pressed with their own sorrows as not
to make merry with him in his gladness.
He has SO high an estimate of the i'm
portance of his own work that he
thinks other men ought to spend large
part of their time in watching and adj
miring it, and he wonders at the sell
tishness which keeps them at their own
occupations when they ought to be
showing their sympathy with his. This
absorption in everything that relates to
himself is the explanation of the uni
versal indifference of which he COM
plains. To secure sympathy we must
give as well as take. The country that
exports nothing will have no imports !;
but if it infers that all the rest of the
world is in wretched poverty, with no
mines and no timber, and no glorious
harvests, the inference will be a false
one. As soon as man finds that he is
beginning to think that all human
hearts are cold, let him suspect him
self. When an iceberg floats away
from the frozen fields which lie near
the pole it cools the waters into which
it drifts; the very Gulf stream sinks in
temperature as soon as the mountain Of
ice touches it. In a crowd it is the man
that pushes hardest who thinks that
everybody is pushing him; it is the man
who is resolved to make his way to the
front who complains that everybody
wants to get in front of him. If people
speak to you roughly, take warning,
the probability is that YOU spoke rough
ly to them. Good Words.
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Pneumonia.

The prevalence of pneumonia in
many parts of the country has led to the
interviewing of a number of prominent
physicians in New York as to the cause
and prevention of the disease. DIR.
William A. Hammond mentions as u
contributing cause the well-nigh uni
rooms in the winter. When it is neces
sary for persons living in such an at
mosphere to go out "the great differ
ence in the exterior temperature strikes
upon their organization, the cold pene-
trates them and pneumonia kills them.
Dr. Hammond keeps his Office and re-
ception-room at temperature of Ga
degrees, and thinks it greatly lessons
the danger of taking cold upon going
out. He likewise mentioned the excess
i've use of alcoholic drinks as Opening
the door fer the disease" Another
physician classified pneumonia as mot
contagious, but traveller" and has
found in his practice that persons taken
with it ARE generally in low or weak
ened condition, either from mental anx-
iety or from overwork, or from the state
of the weather" Winter dampness, he
said, predisposes people to the disease,
though cold seldom does more than
develop it from conditions already ex-
listing in the system. The preventive
measures suggested can be summed up
in the always applicable advice: Keep
yourself in good condition; do not ha-
bitually overwork or underexercise;
avoid sudden chills, or take prompt
maasuraS IN rastora the pircu alton /.
drink and eat temperately; breathe pure
air, and don't rob nature of sleep. So
may you defy the foul fiend.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-03-30
Order of Words.

In an English sentence, the order and
arrangement of words usually deter
mine their meaning. Unlike Latin and
Greek, which are infected, our language
cannot show the connection of words by
endings, but depends entirely on posi-
ton. If this is disregarded, the sense
is changed, and often the sentence is
rendered ridiculous.
A teacher, while hearing a class III
history, was explaining the success
sion of French Kings. He had just
mentioned the children left by one
King, and then called on scholar to
recite. The class did not wait for him
to finish his question. All they heard
was this, "Philip V. left Mr.. Williams,
and then stamped and cheered Justify.
The teacher had intended calling on
Mr.. Williams, member of the class,
with the question in this form, philip
V. left, Mr.. Williams, what children ?"
Not long ago newspaper had adver-
tised among its Wants" the following
notices, made ridiculous by bad ar
rangement of words and lack of COM
mas:
"Wanted-a situation 10y a man who
understands the care of house and
garden; also knows how to milk and
mOW lawns"
A servant-girl made this declaration
WANTED situation by German girl
recently landed IN pirate family
with or without children"
The use of commas in inverted phrases,
according to Wilson, serves to make
clear involved sentences. But it is bet
ter to avoid involved sentences by cult
waiting a pure, direct English style, OF
which IrYinO's is a model