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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-25
BUTLERs ISLAND TO LET.

PAINTS, OILS, yARNIsHEs,
Brushes, and full line of Painters Material
such as Leads, Colors, Stains, Dryers, and
Whiting, Paris White Princess Metallic, and
all sizes of Glass on hand and cut to order.
Call and get my prices and oblige.
Yours respectfully.
EDWARD J. KIEFFER
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-25
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
TEN ACRES.

Enough for Truck Farm or Dairy.
I have for rent about ten acres of ground
suitable for Truck or Dairy. Accessible from
both the Belt Line and West Broad cars.
c. II. DORSETT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO ALL VOTERS!
Wanted {.


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his immense
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He turns out Blank Books the equal of any
house in the country
No WORKOUT material used or second-class
stock handled.
In all classes of Printing and Binding he
leads.
His Paper Stock is bought direct and in large
doses. Not a widowed thing in the office.
Your trade is wanted and looked for.
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FINE PRINTER, BINDER AND RULER,
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THE BOSS CORN vARNISH.
safe and certain cure for CORNS and
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ment of Warts and Indurations of the Skin
1t is entirely unlike the old-fashioned solvents
salves, removers, etc.
This remedy never makes sore causes no
pain, is easily applied, will give immediate re-
lief and cures in from three to five days. Price
10 cents. Prepared at HENDY'S Always Open
Drug Store.
WILLIAM F. HENDY,
Successor to Edward A. Abbott)
Cor West Broad and Bryan Streets, Savannah.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Grsad Rapids Talent Highly spoksa of b.
the Daily Press


the Daily Press
The Cincinnati Eaqsirer. in q comprehen-
sivs column report Of the attraction, OF the
fourth week Of the great centennial. de-
votes ne longest paragraph to the caption
OF The Berger sisters. and is as follows
The Centennial Commissioners have
Shown sxcellent judgement IN tie engage
nent of ths famous Berger sisters - the
musical attraction Of the Exposition this
seek. But perhaps the credit for securing
such artists = due 20 Louis Bsllenosrg. the
capable musical director. Miss Anna
Teresa Berger made Der frst appearance in
the Music Hall concert YESTERDAY afternoon.
she IS sckuovIes.si 20 be the finest lady
cornstist in the world. and she maintained
hsr claim 70 that distinction by
her playing st the two concerts yes
tsrisy. Mss Berger. who in private
life . Mrs. Lvncb. -as somewhat At . dis
advantage. S,sms time ,go soc lost her
oesufifui little dsughler. sad for tine Il
vss feared sne would lose her mind in con-
sequences Of tns terrible Bereavement She
vowed soc you'd never play The cornst
again. but shout ihrre weeks ago she Was
persuaded 70 rssu me me instrument which
bss made bar famous all over the world.
Her delightful rendition az the selections
Yesterday showed that she has not lost her
mastery of the instrument She played
with delightful ,asts and expression. aud
Der tone = "a pure and sweet as that % the
human voice. Ever Tue musicians in the
crchestfs gave her he rare compliment Of
applause. and she nstis 4 most pronounced
biz.
Mrs Elts Berger Rrszes made hs- debut
lsst night. Tbs lady Is tie wife Of that
ser sl.s1d poUnisr gentleman. LORD Breeze.
81 Grand Esplds. Michigan. he Il the Et-
altei kaIer 90 the Benevolent Pro,ective
orier of kss, ard wss present % witness
tae splendid triumph Of be accomplished
Vie Ms. HreEse possesses = ricb. resonant
All ex1usifeiv moduistedi s0prsno voice.
There - venurous pztaos and tenderness
- ssr usnes. an1 the beauty Of her singing
iuoresses alike ihs nost cultivsted musi-
Cisa md ths esss tatored. The lady de-
serves credit ior ne popular chsrscirr q
her songs. She gave Little Bow Blue
cne Of ias pretti4st and asst captivating
rsusical genus. ana ~ Wedding Bells
vita = feiicscv snd sweetness which fssrly
80 the sudieuce wiit win enthusiasm sr3
By Ssev Bunting for a. encore
Among ths rsnv artists Who hsvs h-~n
sHzs4sd - sppeaT during tae Expo-it'en
none Wiz grove more iesefviaz of popular
srVrovsi thsn me tslented Berger Sisters
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
Gorn,nn Rrns, Minsfrels

The sale of seats opened at Powers opsra
House yesterday morning for the German
Bros spectacular Ministries With such an
ensemble of burnt cork artists a. the Cor
mans have surrounded themselves With
this season, Il Is safe to say that this will be
the most brilliant and snccsssf1l season.
srtisticslly and hnaDo tally. they have ever
experienced. Ali the tsvoritss have been
retained ssd many new ones added. Among
the latter are Z. Ii. Hall. Harry Budrorth.
William Lyons. the male soprano. and Ed
vin Harley, the oelebr,t ted tenor. the Qua
ker City Qusrtefte. sns others equally ss
well kRosn in HliastFslsy. Thsir sfser-
piece from the opsretas Of the Golden
Bal, prsniss. 70 sxoei anything Of The
kiud rver sstenptr3 by burnt cork artists
beng tAe NEST effective in situation. tee
grsnsest in scenery sad appointments fhe
fGnuiest and viftie<t IN dialogue sad the
most gorgeous spectacular prod action ever
sesn On sHv ninstfei stage. SEATS csn -
secured a. sbe sox o1ies ssd st toe AoFton
House news ssaEd. The number Of the
Powers 09er, House telephone e 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Ths Misses Hsrrls. q I0sc4loosa, As.
ars susaaiag tas Szln D<E ~skh thsiE 4zglss
tseerxs fitxE. o. fifth-sss.
Ereenlsa Brewer sss n Detroit ysszsF-
dsV xhsrs be ss1eEtea ls2ss l. Harry, se0
sss ssnssncec 70 tares Years ak ne ho1ss
OF Corrsctisn-
Ar. r u. Sp.sbiinE ssd 500 Cay. Of
Chic2xo. are VISITING kE. SpasldlEs bsF-
eats DR.. 2sd Ars- Z. spaalclng. of lfg
sosta Disislsa-s1.
The Aisses Olsis snd Flora Clark. of
Nhltnsgyils wsrs N the eikE yesterday
ths suss1s CT A. K IfisA. Of tks SE41c k4D-
Is Pls1ing Mil Cozp&af. The Misses
0.Tk are graduates OF ths staIs N0rmAl
school and ara % her vsy - Denver
Col. where they az ect - engszs Ia TIE
Drsfessios of ts&ehiLg-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Miss Minnie IsBallustsr, who has been
visiting relatives N this city. mas returned
70 her home 10 Grand Rapids. accom-
PANIED by her cousins. Misses Nina and
Hattie McNlchesi. who will spend . few
vscks thsre.- U'sslsrg0a Chr0airic.
Mrs. Edgar NJ Marble, of Ithaca, n. Y,
sTTved IN the clty on Saturday, for
short visit With ber relatives here. She ex-
lects Nr. Marble 10 arrive at Grand Rapids
On Wednesday on business trip and will
JON him there IoniG MAJ.
Mrs H. Y. Curtiss. her daughter Mabel
and ber son stsrts Tor New York City this
mo- ming to sLend a few weeks with friends.
n. " Stsb6ins vas IN Sparta 8 few days
iast week attending the annual meeting Of
The hlgh school Alumni Association.
Mrs. Helen L. Bsteman, OF I'll Jefferson :
ave lsit tor Traverse City yesterday TO
visit her brother.
NJ. snd Mrs. c. r. Watson have moved
into their new home on South Union-st
Mrs. Florence king. Of Kalamazoo, is vis-
itiDz friends IN this city.
Ms Z. Blanchard Is visiting in Ft.
Nayns
N. Il. Trsush returned from the East last
night
Mrs. James Quinn Is visiting in Kalama-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

In speaking Of the lass Miss Esther Ford.
whose sad death vss chro1ieisd in the
TFtEeRAN-H sEaLp yesterday. The Lansing
IssanaLef Monday says: Miss Esther -ss
born - years ago today in this city. and
has lived here the greater part OF Der life.
Her father died in 1881 and her mother
three Tssrs later. soon sftsrvsrd she en-
tered ta- Office Of her brother n Grand
Rapids ssd became an sxpert ste1osrsp paer.
snd has sipce worked in several CT les Of
the State in that capacity. she wss pos-
sssssd of . bright and sgnny disposition
and ~ss the recognized lssaer in the pleas
urss of ell socisl occasions. Her untinely
death viii not only - noarned 6T her
immediate friends bat BY host OF &C.
auslatsnces vho wers admirers of her
nanF virt1es
rhe funeral vil - bed a. Lansing fhis
afternoon. Congressman Fer1 having tsi-
.srspbed TAT be would reach that ci.y
issf night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
TOWn TOPICS.

Assas4 4
Las 2afeT.
Exa 5nilciozs
Rsal rs,Ass lfsaslsrs yesterday snsnntsa
. f.8 ~
~ aspiag % fireworks a. Reeds Lsks
. a.aros az-l
Bsrt lsFlssl sm sss arrested yesterday
t0f -lesIaz = -1l of ElLdos slops from I'd
IA b4sas4d.
Tas talnd.r storn Of ysstsrdsy zoraing
c.esrsa tee Atmosphere 81 lat nis vas
saItl ATl8k.
Ffaas 0sns ~ PICKED up by ths
Tol cs yeslsT1sy 0n suspicion u lzfeeny
ilan lAs psEs0a.
TIE Dog = Rssn nghs has Eostsa into
jls-ice y essl.-- LoqrL aad ne case siil
oe lried Algssl Z.
slK asd segen-stoFy ouiitiags are the
ofssr 90 lhs IA. 0aL ne Esats are lasG a.
1.sn - ins s44la-lss.
The f.nsrsl q lie IAts MF4 Amy Z.
Wal eNill b. bald az ID tCurt-sL thLs
ansfsoon Al e.oez-
Yesterday J. h. Berry paid Frances e.
Eacsa g. 30 i9s los II. ol0c2 a. On Con
yelse 4 l0lloIas scdiuOa-
Hannah NcGoseu. arrested several
xsexs s-o lor 0el8g drunk a2s released Oa
s4spe4aSa s~ateRes gsster14y.
H0n . d Bfisn. OF t1is city. was On
Monday admitted 60 practlcs before the
Inisnof Dep.Fialsnt a. Washington.
ID K Parish ~ill open grocery store a
Ccuuectlon sl-A ais cider aRd vinegar bus
Ilsss a. il south D.YislOn-st.. about Aug
ust l.
There Is strong talk Of another Castle Of
kaz z1is 0f tns tfolden Eagls. 10 De located
on ms west 5lds. he order q grosing
ssFy fkst
Iahn Dregges horse ran away on East
1.t0n-s1 yesterday. and sas caught on
Ao1rce-st- opposite The Morton. Not
uGch damAgs.
T. Clifton Fisk and Miss Josephine A.
Fuller af this cify. ssre married sunday
. th- residences OF j. q. Van WinkIs. ol
sparta, Rev. A J. Wnseler officiating.
A Democratic club nas been orgaaizsd in
walker township With the following Of.
nc-r-. CaDt4in. Peter Weber; Lieutenant,
Charles KFanle. Secretary. Iohn krame,
Treasurer. Peter Weber. QGArtermastsr
John hrane.
AZ ths meeting OF the Grand Rapid,
Cricket Club held al President Doran',
oiice lsst evening. he receipts OF dues and
assessments Wss very h4ttsring for the
INAUGURATION Of a good season fo- the "wil
los and sphere.
The mother Of Matte Bridges, the little
gifi found In Jackson a week ago was a.
Police Headquarters Monday trying 10 ind
ca. Nnat bad become vi her daughter. she
ssened satisfied when informed that the
giEi lad found good home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
P RO HI B ITIOhISTS
THs RESULT or YssTssoATs WORK
rhs >satssss Named ~ the Cos.saE1oa-
assttsx Ia h4rt1aa's Hail tAss
Essaisg-as.sy Raised for
~feax Csmp2iss-"

There ws big Attssdsnee Al the Prohioi-
tioa convention yesterday. A. b. CAsney,
OF sparta. called the convention 10 srser a.
IL o elosx. Rev. w. +. Richardson. made
the openiag prayer. Rev. Chas. Oldhsid. Of
CsdAE Springs. Was made temporary chair
man. and be made tas usual complimentary
speech, laid down for such OCCASIONS. Z.
b. Laphsm was msds secretary. The
usual committees we're appointed upon
motion Of NJ. n. Walker as follows
Credentials Rev +. T. Gray. OF Ada; +.
l. L. Fuller, Solon, W. Richmond. city.
Permanent OrganizatiOn-M. II. Walker
city, Rev. J. IL. DennAliy, Plainneld;
Oliver Sander. Algona-
Rssolutions-Rsv w. F. Richardson.
city; J. l. Cutler. Gaines; Jonathan Best,
Walker.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

A reporter eth. Txx rrRsx- Hxssfp notes
tAss tas Hydraulic Compssv has been ae-
livsrfns tweivs-inch rsser nsins On both
ssnks Of ths river for TIE purpose Of con
recfinx tssir systsu 9TH the Vss SIDE
force sf nsn srs a. ~srk tcdsT n the
rfvsr 70 put tie msns 10 position. TIE
river !. % ss cros<~t ne>r The citv pu-ueiaz
vcrss Al headquarters tse oempsnv sav
tneT propose 70 ave the West Side srr
1usntifv sf csrs, eold spring ~slsr, sfsaa-
sire sur al
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

HsW Scrsr representing Geo Notbz f.
ca, o. Dslroit. rrsDufsctETers q tne osis-
hrsfsd hrsn5s q cigsTs Ber HuT ~
de Noes Recsrf Brssssrs aud De-
1rcit SioEgers. = n fks cftT suFv ving 80
Fassksf sta thsee popaisr 'sl8okss 10
r.zrer anG better cissrs esn - foaod in sss
rsYFef te3sg ar6 - rfuutsf5oT serars1
svsii deserved sod the 49,. cxt~s e-s
r-evirr - e~s<f fsvo-itss ir frrsn5 Rsrsds
ss IL - otssT pxrts II ne Sss.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
OCR BysT.

For ten days only l will reduce my price
Of Cabinet Photographs. The best work
two and three dollars per dozen. former
prices FIVE and seven dollars per dozen.
Our reputation is too well established.
though here but short time, to need com
uert. Now j make this offer for ten dsys
only. We want yoE 10 visit our establish
ment and see the quality and style of our
work. Take elevator in either store or first
landing A. A. LKCLEAR.
l45 and l47 Aonroe-st., opposite Soldiers
Monument.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

The entire fvTsres Bind No. coursnv
arrived IA he sity direct from Nsw Xors a.
lerfo last aiEhs. The company stars fron
here for tsslr sssscn to0r. Appearing n
Powers orefa HaBse AuErst :. Tie caste
ias.s Frssk Hswsru Bslly Rics Ricnsrd
0'Gsrnsn. Barr Shepard. J. y. Mysrs I'd
H.Fsrnsn. sally Cohen Ass 1on.s
Faorrrcs ke.iogr sn6 fsnaie Forrs<ts-
Jshr y. Noesl. ne business sesat csnns
vita the eosueanv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
CoULp Nor KEEP

Shop without them. | consider your snl-
phur Bitters remarkable blood purifier.
! know Of several people whose cases were
considered hopeless. that have been entirely
cured by your medicine. The sale of sui
phur Bitters is 80 large here that I could
not keep shop without them. Z. S. YsTEs.
Pharmacist, 90 EsseI-st.. Lawrence, Mes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

For cert care. 6uil tired feeling. iw,-
povsrsshso bioes ssli paiBs - hsek ard
besd. tsntsiizing sk5n srcrtiops. Kemp =
ssrsspsrills q nsvsr fsiis - sive rfiei Ee
sl~sTs gusrsntee u Frsas 81 per oo5tle.
TSbhs drug sssrs l2s horroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

A farmer Bsus-d Buoek. living near
jamestown. rst Eith 4 painful accident
Yesterday Wails 'esiinx horse the hal
tsr wss vourd srsua6 sis 6sgsrs. y asn
tas hcrs. suddenly paiiet hsck-srd ard
tors 90 tte @Hts eftvo ingsrs. stripping
ne fsse ran one 20 to nsidie ioiuf. d.
e -en ,,ser os ehf- -iir sssisfesi sv Dr. Rsroa
rf IsrrestaNr. dressed he wcunds
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
AroTHER FxcrEsior

The regular weekly excursion over the
G. X. 4 /. K. X. TO Inter LAKE PARK ooDss
tomorrow. The fare fer the round trip 70
this beautiful resort is only one dollar. the
train leaving here over the n usk sgon. q
r. 4 ]. st 74j a. 10. The number goine on
these excursions is Increasing each week
snd Iptsr Lake Park IA booming vsry
popular with Gfsnd Rapids people.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

yohz Psrseil did a. hls here. u Cssrry-
81 yesterday fsreseoa. sd p rssrs NJ.
Psnnsll hsd teer RESIDENT q 49, cftv fsr
sly vesrs sz1 rss rsspected cisizs. IA.
ws< fse frss hrswse II trsa5 RsDsds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

wAssrseros. Aag. for ever Aieai-
60 sas v scoasil. faiE sealnzF. prsesasf
90 - axss - ise&i rasas s1stlsaafy l~za-
fsfzt1fe. tollostd. y e,la~siAg 1lEnt -
Al.Atig s4r1seE ssai1ss- Fara6le @lads.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Colliculs, The great dsnoruf remedy and
hair restores. Cutsline skiu BesufifeT. .
spoiisss skin. rBstcilsss grsoe . veufhfui
giov Ga AT sges face. secured sv Cutsline.
We have lev bottles left VIII close GOT
~ half prize. 70 room Tor them. Room l.
No. 81 Nonsoc-s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Jafr ls VI. Harrison and Fuseu. NJ
eahln. residents ~ Wssksr ts~nshir.
tra.srs horsss. sst il see-ns tAst Harrison
rst hsEiv IA ov fAe trsGs. Y~t.r1sw
- -.een his sf5cs1ev -. r aruwe. h-
c-rnrseaer,f SUIT n he Cireuis Csurs
s.sizs Sabta fsr dsrsge~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

ola ~Tsvlcr'' alien Il n issI srasa. Ths
tire &c wss drank s1a 90. Doundinx 30
scor cd ssck wife vhen srr-sted Alea
risi prshsaly x~s = thrss noaths trip %
D><rrss ~ ia sufrs<s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

M ri-szee SecesiDf srrub sbo1s1 s1-a-s
- -r~< ~ +tHf-e- - riEf j .ar<teF rr.e
= ofrs hoxst
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

The only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgsrity, without
injury TO the user. and without doubt
besutifier, is Pezzcni's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Take Esups Liver Pile FOR hiIiousDess
hssGscbs, sefiev ctEpls1icn. Frice 2
cents. Tibbs' GFBs store. 10 hoofos-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Nothing but praise for Browns Standard
and Browns Patent Flour. from all who
use il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

You can get Harrison or Cleveland Magic
Bsdge. al Eston's "Bes Hive" IS and 80
West Bridge-si.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-11

"Ilave you no word of comfort for mo,
AUrC .aI"
Epaminondas Chugg ga2od in strong
despair at the young woman who, in a few
brief and coldly spoken words, had ended
the brightest dream of his life. Aurora
Fitzpatrick was beautiful as Il showmans
$4,000 dream. To n faultless face and
elegantly upholstered figure she united
voice like an echo from the choir of para.
disc and patcrnal progenitor with the
largest bank account Of any operator on
the street. Many and many a time had
Epamlnondas sat in Il Queen Anne chair in
the Fitzpatrick parlOr drinking in her
Eastlako Michigan beauty until his head
ached, Many time had he proudly at.
tended her to the theatre, the opera, and
the restaurant, and subsequently tossed
upon his restless couch the livelong night
in the pangs of love and indigestion, The
hour had come at last when he could keep
silent no longer. He had declared himself
and been informed with cold politcness by
the heiress of the Fitzpatrick millions that
she regretted TO be compelled to return
his proffercd hand and heart as unavailable
for her use
What can say, Mr.. Chugg, that will
soften tho blow which it deeply pains me
TO lnfictT she said, in reply to his despair
ing question.
Add postscript of some kind" he
said, wildly: give me an open date or Il
chance to hedge. II you cant grant me
rehearing don't crush me by cold sen.
tence of death. Commend me at least to
the mercy of heaven"
"Mr. Chugg," exclaimed the lovely
maiden in alarm, you speak with strange
ncoherency, lou have read too much
campaign poetry"
Aurora Fitzgarlick." replied Epami-
nondas Chugg, in voice whose tragic
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-11
Normandy Coast Fishing Excursion.

Twas most anxious TO go on fishing
expedition, and few days after l arrived
quite large party Of us started from the
villa. 1t was all such new thin TO me
that l examined curiously all belonging
to 1t with no common interest. My cos
tune, as well rs those Of the other ladies',
was most peculiar. We had on our bath
ing suits, over which we wore short
jackets OF striped flannel; pretty cork
shoes and large straw hats completed our
attire. Some carried pitcbforks and
buckets, others nets and poles. The gen.
tlemen wore knickerbockers and short
jackets and went barefooted. On tho
beach we found n number of donkey carts
awaiting us, and small boys in attend
ance, who were TO beat the poor beasts
in case they became refractory.
The tide was well on its way Quit
falls or recedes from two to three miles
each day--and wc had several hours be-
fore ps for our trip. With much urging
and slow advancing wo arrived ut good
spot. so the gentlemen assured us, and
seizing the pitchforks we all began to dig.
The first removal of sand showed me
quantities of small fishes squirming
around in the wet and loosened sand.
Grabbing them up in our hands we do.
posted them In our pals, and so went
from place to place fishing in this most
curious manner 1t became quito exciting
toward tho end, for we made wagers as 10
who would gather the greatest quantity,
and In our hurry to grab oil We could sec
half would squirm out of our hanus like
eels. These tiny fish are species Of an
chovy, a. make most delicious friture
well repaying ono at dinner time for the
trouble of hunting them.-Cor. Argonaut
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-11

The timo has gone by when q Partisan
was ashamed to carry q "Bacdeker" under
his arm, and TO explore the wonders of
the Louvre, the Luxembourg the Gobelins
or tho Muscc .Carnayalet. M. Charles
GARNER and the society Of Amis des Monu-
ments Parisiens, which he founded about
two years ago, have changed all that.
Before NJ. GARNER and tho ladies and
gentlemen with him took to periodical
wandering all over medieval and artistic
parts of Paris there were thousands Of
old inhabitants who had never seen the in
side of many of the metropolitan monu-
monts and places of historic interest in
their lives. They have visited the En-.
gardine or the Tyrol for scenery, cursorily
inspected tho frescoes and paintings Of
tho Pitt or the Vatican to improve their
taste, but they would not be seen for
worlds lounging~9bout the corridors of tho
Louvre or penetrating tho artistic or ar
cadian recesses of Versailles.
At the present time, owing to the
fashion that has been set by the "Amis
des Monuments" it Is no uncommon
thing to see genuine Partisan wrapped
in contemplation of La Belle Jardiniere"
tically, like foreign dilettante, through
the hall of mirrors at Versailles. As to
the environs of Paris, such as Marty,
MontmorenCy or st. Germain, they are
rendered moro fashionable than over by
the patronage of the opulcnt people who
drive thithcrward in mail coaches every
afternoon for dinner. Paris Cor London
Telegraph.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-11
Medicine for Canine Pets.

Never treat your dog roughly in ad-
ministering medicine Kindness will bring
about quicker and better results than
force. Give medicines that are in the
form Of powders in gelatine capsules. To
administer these take the dog, If small
one, on your knee, if largo one, between
the knees, open the mouth gently but
firmly, holding tho head up as high as
you can, and have some one to put tho
capsules as far down tho throat as posi-.
Bile, now close tho jaws and give the dog
q sharp tap under tho chin, which will
cause him to swallow tho capsule. When
liquid medicines arc not of disagrceable
taste they can be given in drinking water
or in broth When it is necessary to force
dog to take them, hold him in the same
position as when giving capsules, but do
not hold the jaws SO wide open, and have
your assistant pour tho medicine from a
long necked bottle into tho back part Of
tho mouth little at time; hold tho
nose until you are sure he has swallowed
the dose. As soon as oil is down give the
dog morsel of meat and take him out for
q run. This will often prevent him from
vomiting the medicine. Globe Del. ocrat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-11

GEORGE L. PERKINS. wonld come tri.
umphantly out Of all its difficulties. In.
deed, his happy and hopeful disposition
is, as he says, the main cause Of his pro-
longed life. "Fretting wears man faster
than any form Of work" he says "no
man can live longSyho frets habitually."
Col. Perkins was born in Norwich. then
called "Tho Landing" or "Chelseas
Landing" Aug. 8, 1888; and, strange TO
say, was rather delicate In boyhood. His
earliest recollections aro of the talk cur
rent about the measures Of Was-ington's
second administration; then came tho
first political campaign 1906, and the
bright boy, George Perkins, read with
reverence and attention Washington's
Farewell Address. His health became so
delicate that in 1911 he took n voyage 10
Brazil, which SO strengthened his consti.
tuition that Immediately on his return he
enlisted, and did valuable service during
the second war with England. As pay
master of tho Second diSrict, which iD.
cluded Rhode Island and Connecticut, 10
became acquainted with nearly all the
great men of the time. Among those he
knew best were Commodores Decatur
Jones, Perry. Bainbridge, Lawrence, Bid
uie, nun unu 'he NuriouS peheruis ot III
fantry in New England IIo took an
active part in tho celebrated defense of
Norwich against the British feet, and
though Federalist. was an ardent sup
porter of tho war. denouncing the noted
Hartford convention most vigorously.
He always told with great glce about
his frantic desire to get ride on Robert
Fulton's first steamboat, and how he sue
ceeded. The papers had published that 1
man had built n boat on the Hudson TO r,
without oars or sails. and all the villag
people We're debating il, the majority dc