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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-22

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-F1our quiet and I'M
cnauged; Howard street and Western superf1ne
~ 50G2 s. extra 80 O003 Is, family 81 00a
80, city mills superdns 81 5000 IS, extra SO q
03 Isl Rio brands a. 9O0.5 90. Wheat South
ern firm and fairly active; FultI S2QlSGL5c,
Longberry S40ssc; Western firm; No winter
red, on spot s5GlS514c. Corn-Southern dull but
steady; white 63c, yellow 5995lc; Western duh
but steady.
CrScrsSArr, July 21.-wheat weaker; No
red 7St79c Corn heavy; No. mixed 4S@49c.
oats firm and higher; No 2 mixed 3516c Pro
visions Lard scarce, held at 81 %. Bulk meats
firm and unchanged; short ribs s. %. Bacon
stronger; short clear 50 IS. Whisky firm at
81 a. Hogs scarce and higher; common and
light 81 5546 Is, packing and butchers IS 500
625
ST LOUIS, July 21.-Flour quiet but steady.
Wheat quiet and fraction lower for cash
grades; options closed about the same as yes
rdayc No. , red, cash 1g4c; July delivery
1s34c biedc August 7S3sG79c Corn-spot was
unsettled early. but closed strong; options weak
and dull: trading light; No. cash 4536c, July
delivery 450 i516c, closing 45l4c; August closed
nj 4j5sc Oats quiet but steady; No. cash 3Ol4c
bid, July delivery 211Sc. Whisky 81 "a. Pro
visions easier
New ORLEANS. July 21.-Coffee quiet Rio
cargoes common to prime 1924 u l594c. Cotton
seed oil-prime crude S70tG1sc; refined noml-
mai. Sugar strong and higher; Louisiana open
Kettle prime sac, fully fair 614c. good common
hslc; centrifugals, prime yellow clarified 51sc,
of yellow clarified &c. Molasses closed steady;
Louisiana open kettle, fair to good fair l94L2Oc,
common 10 Epou tbHlllDH loW1 i'Nt N'llll
prime to good prime lsc, fair to good fair 100
l7c.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL July q, noon.-Spirits turpentine
27s
NEW YoRK, July 81, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 341aGl34}4c. Rosin firm at 81 $50
10.
tine firm at 349l03jc.
CHARLESTON, July 2i.--Turpentno steady at
sc Rosin firm; good strained 90c.
WILMfSGros, July N.-Sprits turpentine
Arm at 32Isc Rosln steady; strained zoe,
good strained 75c. Tar firm At 81 50. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 0O, yellow dip and vir-
gin 81 TO-
RICE.
NEW YoRK July 9i.-Rice steady.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2l.-Rice unchanged.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind. test
fies: Il can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took SIX bottles, and was cured of Rheuma-
tisn of ten years standing. Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bellvile, Ohio, affirms:
THE best Selling medicine | have ever
handled in my 20 years experience is Elec-
trio Bitters." Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electric BtteIs do cure all
diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only 50 cents and 81 bottle, at Lippman
Bros drug store.
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A Perfected Watermelon.
From the An,ericus CGa5 Reco-

FTONt Ute dHItTICU8 VUu.J heCOTueF.
A. w. Smith succeeded last year in get
ting fine, luscious melon with the meat of
a red and yellow stripe. 1t was delicious,
and those who saw the melon were loud in
their praises of its beauty, While those who
tasted the fruit pronounced its flavor tine
best of any melon ever raised in Georgia.
The only question was, would 1t repro
duce itself! Mr.. Smith refused to soil the
seed. although he hai applications from sew
eral rine fruit men. He wished to make a
thorough test of the melon before putting
it on the market. This year he planted the
seed, cultivated them carefully, aud yester-
day he cut the first melon. 1t proved to to
perfectly satisfactory, having all the good
qualities of the original melon.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK, July 81, noon.-Stocks dull but
seady Money easy at 16116 per cent Elk
chanye-long, 81 6G34D4 81; short, 81 SS40
4 $50 State bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull but steady.
5:00p. m.-Exchange duh but steady. Money
easy at ~ per cent. Sub Treasury balances
Coin, S157, 736, 900; currency, Sl9,237, 600. Gov
eminent bonds duh but steady; four per cents
i21A; four and half per cents 1925. State
bonds neglected
The stock market to-day was the dullest for
three weeks, and the changes tonight are
mostly for Insignificant fractions. There was
no interest in trading outside of a few special
ties, and fluctuations reflected operations of the
traders only, Richmond and West Point was
the feature but while the common was active
It advanced but a small fraction, with the rest
Of the list. while the preferred was unusually
strong. 1t opened at 71N, rose to "a, and closed
at 1334 Wheeling and Lake Erie was also
prominent. opening at $3.50, advancing to 5514
and closing at 55 Cotton Oil monopolized con
siderable attention. but its movements were
comparatively slight, as was also those in ST.
Paul Prices at the opening were from II to y
per cent above those of last evening, and the
close was slightly better. Richmond and West
Point preferred showed final gain of "a per
cent. and Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred of
IN. but other changes are for small fractions
only. Total sales to-day aggregated A, 900
shares. The following were the closing quota
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RECEIPrS

Per Charleston AMI Savannah Railway, July
21-6 bbls rosp, bbls spirits turpentipe, racks
measures. Us caddieS tobacco / cass cigars
case cheroots ! bale hides, IL sacks rice, sack
wax, II boxes candy. bbls rice, boxes bellies
IL pkgs hardware. 20 sacks peanuts, Il kegs
spikes, biol apples and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
July 21-1,0 bbls rOsin 45 cars lumber, 32S bars
iron I43 b5s spirits turpentne. cars coal, 80
bbls rice, So bales gum, 10 cars melons, 6 bbs
pineapples cars wood bales hides II bales
wool, % cases cigars, 437 crates pears, 36 bbls
pears, - pkgs mdse
Per Central Railroad, July 21-31 bales cot
ton, 10 bales yarn, II bales domestics. 3 bales
wool, rolls leather, plIgs paper 3Si bOs roSin
II pkgs tobacco. 1911 bbls spirits turppntine. 30
sacks bran, 1910 lbs bacon, 3 crates fruit, 49,
bales hay, 40 bblS whisky, 3 hf bbls whisky. 10
bbls beer, 125 Inf bbls beer, 22G or bbls beer 125
bbls -four, % pigs furniture. cars lumber -
cords wood, "a pkGs wood in shape, bbls Irvine,
800 tons pig iron, 40 bhls potatoes. pkCs junk,
pkgs wagons / pkg wax and tallow, % doz
brooms, 2SG pkgs mdse, Is bales paper stock. Z
cars brick and stone, As pkgs hardware, : cars
melons, l27 boxes soap, so cases eggs, 6 pkgs
hides
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Christie. Philadelphia
G Anderson, Agent.
Steamship City of Augusta, Catharine, New
York-C G Anderson, Agent
Steamship VIM Crane, Billups. Baltimore
B West & Co.
Bark julius Port), vieira, Oporto-Butler &
Stevens
Bark Varuna Ger, Dade, Hamburg-Holst &
Co
Bark Kong Sverre (Nor), Larsen, London
Hoist & Co.
Schr Thos P Ball, Ryder. New York and AL
bany-Master.
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A good Fly Fan is a household necessity,
and can be procured from Crockery House
Of James s. Silva
A large stock Of Water Coolers and other
summer goods
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
DNNUAt, July ~ N0'
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Master
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's BluI and way
landings-W I Gibson, Manager.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane, for Baltimore
W W Chisholm and SON Master Robt Gadsen
Z wilkes, Mrs N Trapine, NJ Lazarus, Mrs
= PoStell, Capt d johnson, Geo Schlsy, Mrs
NJ Newell and children, Geo Smith.
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MARITIME NTSCETT.ANv

Norfolk, Va, July 10-The Merritt Wrecking
company's steamer Rescue, which left for Hat
teras to assist the brig Anchen Ger. reported
the shoals, returned this morning. She re
ports the vessel as having gone TO pieces and
given up. Her cargo was also total loss.
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CROHAN & DOONER.
FOR SALE.
REWARD.
S1OO REWARD =!

A REWARD. Of 800 viii ~ paid for
~ one ALEX AHDEEsON delivered ~
the Sheriff Of Emanuel county Go.
He Is about SIX feet high. wagbt
10 pounds - 70 - years old. very dock. square
shouldered. clean ghaFen. Has q hopping ssik
and siings himseH when Walking Ia d heNh
wound M the baci - right hand boa yistsd
ball y. u VALLEY. Roxers, Da.
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July q, noon.-Cotton quiet, with
oht 9uotable change; middling uplands 9l6d,
,mIadling Orleans 63sd; sales 5000 bales, Of
p9rt receipts 1900 bales-Amercan ZOO.
Futlres-Uplnnds, low middling clause
yuy delivery 3tG4d; July and August 3264d
august and September 90. B4d; September and
vt.oDrr lS64d; November and December
,IO'd; September 2S6Id Futures steady.
q, ?. m.-Saes of the day included 5000 bales
" American
Futures hollands, low mIdIling clause, July
livery 35-6id, sellers; July and August
SS,.u41 sellers; August and September 2S-b4d.
W,gers September and October 1854, buyers;
Dup2Der and November 3 l264d, buyers; No
no.uoer ana December ll-5id, sellers; Decem-
ana January lOGid. buyers: January and
b,muary l064d, buyers; September 2o69d
"1yers. Market closed quiet.
NA" YORK, July 81 noon-Cotton dun but
H. middling uplands 10 l1-16c, middinG Or
1 mas " l4-l6c; sales 392 bales.
=. fltures-The market opened dull and closed
seauV with sales as follows: July delivery
99pen'd at 10 63c and closed at 10 sc; August
sso'ng.ery opened at 10 &c and closed at 10 66e;
o gemoer opened at re and closed at
10y October opened 8 soc, closed soc, No
annoer opened l7c, closed Q 47c; December
Og,,,ed Sc, closed sc
ryiITp D. m.-Cotton closed dull and easy
l0uIS4nung uplands 10 ll-l6c, middhng orleans
~ loItc; sales to-day 1902 bales; net receipts
"r.e gross i6l bales
NJ, lures Market cloned quiet but steady, with
i 'ys or - coo bales, rs follows: July delivery
. -t.11ntU Ole, August 10 666el0 &c, september
Is SI nc, October 5jG9 56c, November and
,g.loer 40 lsc. January . 53Qtg 5ic, Feb.
cary 6Q696ic, March oS6o 69c, April 70
VgGe, May 500 SIC,
Iuouhrd Price a co. IS cotton circular SAYS
Neal on Saturday, trading m contracts
d.r., only moderate animation, but the
gr., urnand was confined principally TO Au-
H., oh IN" part Of bulls who had sold during
h., {'sl iWo days at higher prices. This buying
ti.', 'aints az yesterdays rates. New crop
!. .p'thy with advices from Liverpool. which
c.1 decline OF 1914 on late months
.EsroNi July 2l.-CottOn steady; middllng
70 receipts bales, grohs i sales -
stock ads5 bales
'''FoLE, July 2i.-Coiton steady; middlng
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Hygeia Tobacco prevents heartburn
curee nervousness and Malaria Bee adYer-
tisement elseWbsfs.
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SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA

Steamship Juniata. Philadelphia.
Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
Schr Harry B Ritter, New York.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARX EFT.
orr1cE OF TIE MORNING NEWS.

SAVANNAH, GA, July 2l, 4P. NJ.
,,rrox-Thc mar ct was quiet but firm, and
,os advanced &c all around. The total sales
.,a dav were only D bales On Change at
~ ~. ,,,dday call, at p. m, the market was
,'e e,-rsd steady at the following official spot
rp..,s of the Cotton Exchange:
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pr-r-Iho mlrk U WIS VHTY UuH anu UNI
,,an-ad The sales for the day were only SO
TIE Board Of Trade reports the total receipts
,fr5rrh to date at 434719 bushels. The ship
son-s If clean thus far were "a, 200 barrels, dis
,a",.ed rs follows: To Baltimore 10. 1914 bar
lis. 10 Boston, 1915 barrels to New Y ork 5,529
! arrals. TO Philadelphia, 2054 barrels; to the
jnterjor 1873 barrels The total stock of clean
m hand is $40 barrels.
,or.ed dun at the following quotations.
! ~aI lob lots are he'd at 1s014c higher.
Fair ............. ........... 90. 5000
Good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 535l4519
Prime. Observation-Disclosures. .....None.
Rough ,o,oo
Cmntry lots Observation-Disclosures. 99G11 10
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N1vAL STOREs-Tho market for spirits tur-
rentine was very firm and advancing There
Vas good inquiry, but holders were very firm
and offerings were held above quotations. The
ra es for the day were 100 casks at3219c for
rsgnars At the Board OF Trade on the open
in2 call the market reported firm at 32I2c
i ',r regulars At the last cali it closed firm at
sslbc bid for regulars. Rosin-The market was
frner, with fair demand. The sales for the
foy we're 900 barrels. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was reported firm
for NJ and above and steady for X and below,
ct the following quotations: A, B, c, D. f,
Fand G Soc, II Soc, l 81 10, X 81 Is, NJ 81 %
ES1 IS. window glass 81 o., water white 81 70
A the closing call it was firm, with sales of 300
barrels at unchanged PRICES.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
eloyrss HlfsS


Photograph cards are best for mounting
small specimens. Place the spray of alg9
in the water and slip your card under it In an
inct5ned portion, as shown In Fig. l. A slip
OF glass under the card, or bit Of tin perfor-
asd 10 let the water drain through, Will be
convenient as a support il the mounting payer
IS thin Hold the stem OF the specimen
firmly against tho crrd- and with camers
hair pencil paint the fianeuts under water
In tbs direction you wish them 20 lie Lift
the card quickly and place Il on piece Of
blotting paper. cover the specimen with q
square OF linen and then with another Of
biottlng papsr ssee Zig. q. and It Is ready for
The press. Most aiz1 adhere to the paper
naturally; those winch do not should be
lightly touched With mueilAga
Two fat boards form a very good presz
They car Be strapped tightly together with a
shawl strap II yoH are travelling, or can Be
weighted with stones, q heavy fiat iron, ~
books Small specimens vail dry In one day,
and viii nos require change of dryers; Others
VIII need TO have the blosting removed sew
eral times and dry layers substituted, the
specimens remaining In press several days
Write Oh toe card the name of the specfn1en
WHEN known, the locality whsTe foand, and
the date when gathared. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
BUSINESS eRsvITlss

Tzz ASK. s<lzagz % SAal e4oesc sah
90 o&ses t1as se4s
6EkLs are enpsoyed - shsgis packers u
he zl2s - kSy city, Me-
ras cs-rus bell e SoataeEr Calsfsrss
shlppe5 rs year 80 carloads q oTaAsss
w1ScoNszS parties have commenced tae
raasssg q baa4lees for tae s@ks e tAsir
saees
frv9 ths f4cnc cast. a. sv&s - es en-
Psctsa
Tss imports q oooo4sats fsr 30 first an
slonths y sse year 1855 sEae1Eted 70 s,5sl.-
sae aats
EASsacs.sEEEs sasrryIRg conPszy hss
reesysd ooRtrAcl Tor s4pplFlhg Aeoo
ne@0stOses for tss Nztiees, esAastsriss
rss manufacture Of bgTlxl skess, wssoe
e aow . bfaaeh Ct TIE feesgesF industry
q Cnlosso. prom ses e become lively
business
cALIFoksIas productions 81 dried fruit in
creased iTofs a.07ooo poaD-s u 1855 to -
oSsoo pounas 10 1855
Assrsss = tee greatest inlsnd cotton
market Ia the word, RECEIVING from 7os, co
70 l.eoo.os bales yearly
Tssks ale $4,000 retail tobscoO-deSlers an
the Unitsd States sna ~. GO wer kers inter
ested IN Inc manufacture II smoking 3no
chewing tobacco
TBs oemsE6 fer ribbon il nos - great
thai enc STATE alone. New Jersey. tafns cut
aS.e75,o00 wards q year Thy i ll001o Ga
feet OF not quite = 81 miles
JF is estimated TIA there are 70 90 Ser
lsts 10 the United states. With 1000 acres
entirely covered with glsss, N the shape Of
green houses. devoted 70 lowers.
THs people a The United States are GxlEg
annually not far from 1000 coo barrels %
salt ard there has been a STEADY increa e
Of pounds per capita for tie last decade
YoRK, Pa is said - hsvs the greatest
raz-oarpet works 10 the UnIted States ; 4
hundred women and girls maze carpet rags,
and there are 100 weavers and spoilers
MoKs tnan 1900, ooo.ooo cigarettes were
sold 10 The Unfted States during tae eeSr
1881. The entire business 10 IN the bands
less than half doRn firms, " no expect Ia
year 10 increase their product
An En9Ilsh syndicate mas bought up al
/ the tin deposits SO Ear discovered In pa
l1ota TIE English know and appreciate
| the value OF tin in the market. Their ur
mines have supplied the world for many
centuries.
THEIRS are ten shoe-peg factories IN the
| United States, employing about no HANDS
having a capital Of $4,000. Untli recently
| shoe pegs were imported from England
We now export TO that as well a. almost
| all other European countries M large guam
| titles
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
MEN OF MONEY.

Ex-GovrREoR AI6KR, of Michigan, stud
led law while working or farm a. Eve dol
lars month
made recently the snug sum of e ,0o0, 600 on
raw sugar
william wEIoHTsAS is worth &, ono, 900
he has made most OF the euinIne for the
Americans.
MGHI.oN n. SPAULDIse, who ranks well Up
m the roll Of Boston millIonslres, was an H.
hnois farmer boy.
IsAIAB V. WILLIAMS, OF Philadelphia, ~
so. 10000, is accounted the weAtbiesi
bachelor IN America
JAY GoULD's estaolish ment at Irwin gton-
on-the- Hudson costs HIM FL 900 a week for
expenses OF maintenance.
ONE of Chicsgo's millionsires, Mr.. Dale,
sold for $500 not long ago q lot within the
city limits that he originally pad only sew
euty-fye dollars for.
NoRvfS GREEN. the telegraph king, was a
country doctor IN Kentucky forty years ago
Now be is dong better. A lucky hit IN
finance pat him 10 the front
Cyrus ". FIELD, the millionaire, started
in an humble way. BE formerly clerkeo
for commission-house at two dollars pei
week. He has been a saving man
TIE butter which Senator Palmer, oil
Michigan. uses on his table is made from
the milk OF bis own high-bred Jersey cows,
and costs bim three dollars pound.
TKE youngest millionaire 40 Chicago Is
Cyrus r. Mccormick. who is only twenty.
nine. and is al the head of the extensive
reaper mandatory founded by his father
He IS unmarried and has fortune of 8, 900,
600.
Phil ARMOUR. the Chicago pork king, Is q
man of medium height, substantial form
clean-shsven cheeks and clear complexion
with handsome mouth and q warm blue
eve. His expression is most kindly, and he
has not single repellent trait Of charac
ter. de dresses plainly but in excellent
taste
RUSSELL Sage is at least fifteen years older
than jay Gould, but he has not a wrinkle -
his face and is "a well preserved as q man
fifty. BE attributes his continued gooc
health after twenty-five years IN Wal
street to the fact that he never permits
himself 10 worry about business outside Of
business hours.
THE richest mac ia all Iowa is said TO b,
Edwin Manning, who lives in the town Of
Keosauqua. near Keokuk. BE has many
millions, and bis interests include al
sorts of enterprises between the two
great rivers and the Missouri and Mime
sofa lines he was pioneer settler IN the
State and mas made every cent he has.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Y3 r. sLOArLs,s OCT eEEClAEkS.
TIE anl-Lsor s1.1ssssnEs eGr1t - = very
Simple ooe A I'm pa eontal0Ing nuG1ter
Of s16e mOseaea t.qssles. oip ns< q chs<ss
eioth Nth lons handle AID knifs for
scrzp4ns lbs roczs. shsls Or shs sides q
brSakxs1srs AID shsrVss. When the tr5a il
OF htt.s pools vii Dc found 10 bellows eft
by sonns large ssooe, which are vsritsbis
squArla, filed often with slender h1an1&ntocs
spscimszs which cling 70 he nassrs ard APP
pear 90 Be only slime, lks The green zum
which gys@s on stsgnanI water. Drop bats
Of thsss carefully into Jour wide mOashsd
bottles, vita |. little salt wafer 20 Keep them
fre-h until you ars r-aD - usoaat your
sp@eiIIsars Scrspe bite Of drrSt wood You
may dad rars speclrlsns brooght from dis
tant waters On the k-ei o. ruc.ieE Of some old
Indasman. lake boat and row en- under
TIE old waArves; yoa will find an abundant
growth fs1ngfnsy The paers ard piles
Ire sooner tbe specimens zre propaT ed
aft they sFe obtained tbs better, thoogh
dried seawsed, which has bsen s1rt unpre-
pared a gr,at distance ADD has laia for a ecn-
siderable tirnr, Gao oktAn hs hoaaed ont For
floating out The specimens an ordinary wash
bowl viii answer, and. FOR small specimens,
ordinary soup plata il al that r. neces-
sary To cleanse the specimens thoroughly
trarn sand- aud ~ soften h X dry, VII be
The first requisite Ssh water Is best II at
t1iHabla
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09


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cou1e
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cent k1c~ a os.ses - ; Il
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niionalF-f-
way. c6iid ses MAKE yosF fstxsr Drooa iast
let ne kss you-thsTei
Aus you wait ne to a1e "a, blsssaas. ana
come 10 ths hoass ara say
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
WHEN RI. Bird. wake On.

An enthusiastc ornithologtst has amused
hinsef by investigating the question at
what hour In summer ths commences small
birds wake Up and sing. He says; The
sreerioch Is sae earliest riser, as it pipes as
early IS | 30 in the morning At about $50
the hlackcap begins, and the quail appsr-
ently wakes up bali an hour later Il is
nearly O'Clock. and the sun Is we'd above
the horizon, betGre the real songster appears
IN TIE person of the hlackbird He Is heard
hail an hour before the thrush. and 800 chfrp
Of the v,,bsn begins about the SINE 1snSth Of
time before that Of the wrcn- Finally tho
house Earrow sna the tomtit occypy the last
placs On ths list ~
Tsb Investigation has sfsossther ruined
the iarks reputation for early rising That
usseh ceasbrsssa bSrd y Qasse a siusgncd. As
it doss rot rs~ tin loag ssar ehafhnohes,
Hnnets and a nr1uberof nedzerov birds have
been Up sod about for SINE time
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Nrs R-~szv lof Chicagr. - .zrzkts-b--
% Yoa shszk. iula. tAss Il = Als,S~sher
proper Sn - ~esrs sa sc7sssrssnce fer
you 81 refer 70 y~anx M W>hssh a.
y isdTf
Mss presxv 1Shvlyf-Fsz. raerrra
Eks1 ai~ayx al klni Niniy rc- he p-s-
possa - ne ssst n zht---Tl>s Ep>rh-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

itse ibid a. Nsseh Cs-zuk hi@ 90
he head - sr1AB sisrissnsss ~sthczzs
sxperisnriaz s0r y elects N she so.ks
had hftssn OF sne bad - tb- sid II
wr,il5 havs hesn 6tze--srt Pak - there
snvsbinx szdsx th@ san tbst enss< var :
ssterrps 20 ere no - ~c-th szrsrS
rnsdscine sr-scrsbed for sf-Narrsao~n
Es~zsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

A. ne Philosopher ciub.
Professor Bai6p~se fcr1t szG3cx s--7-
Easuss-No~ take sw~y the ws1en SD
vhzz ~cuE followe
F~snsse Tss>e-The uss, - eozrse -
Towz 7cpics
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Ia 80 Eia.isszora&2 -ounst gadsr ~
k1-nsn suzpsr~ svs< pasoe "a - zr1zrapa II
Hs<s<fyzs. 80 A. D. ca Which ocrzsf1n Tsle-
mechE7s. an e~=s~~a Greek rszhszG fer-zri
sd s<1v-pssrs n ssp~-sf. to eors<sszzss,
~ze seoscs - s~axs ~ - frT q ~ -
ss<rkssd sp~-sszorS Tsrs n ts@ ssooi e
Ts-~n@chnx. "a martyr. - soss-z~n cuza-
h>fs q snrsszs tsusss ~sre veshsd s-~v f~--
go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

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Sr>r1sskr~ saai - hesd ~ q h>~rd -
trade srm - = -ssnp&alnhng vusnx sp~1-
trr
fiaexf~ e~hr-z the r-xzsh - Ne s7s-1s6
- hazoa. - - ~nt - hs-s .zorzk
- ts-@~s ns>B piueksi .>~<y 80 - .
B1x&A hzxnra - xz.nS1kx