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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

The chunky figure of ex-senator Geors r. Spencer
of Alabama, has been seen about the coIdors OF the
Fifth Avenue Hotel recently but he has zone ont 10
Chicago with the politicians to help ominate a
Presidential candidate. He has extensive arouaint-
ance with Southern delegates and wide nhence with
them. His inclination at the present the Is for
General Ager, although he was for Mr.. Bltne until
the Paris letter was written. Mr.. spence wa a
Nebraska man when he sat in the Senate. rbr9s Ska
represented in that body by Senators Thter and
Upton. The three men had been associated tgether
In the army. Thayer was colonel, Upton cIplain
and Spencer sutler Of the LIST Nebraska Rcgimef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

Late tonight met one Of the best posted pollil-
clans I'm the Republican party lie was senator iof
tive years, and his associations arc all most pro
nent He said DO not mention my name now.
Luf YOU can do so ton DAYS hence give you the
pr-cicton that Alger OF Michigan. viii be the Honi
nee Tie cards are all I'm his hands. and only the
worst kind of playing will lose the game: Blaine IN
fueHor will 90 10 sherman. II is between All.
son and Agcr and the latter has all the advantages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

T. NJ. Stewart Carpet Cleaning Works,
1925 7TH-ANE.
Send fer circulars Tel Call l26-2lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

or all grocers druggists and mineral water dealers
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

Not few persons have lately loord over the cleo
ton tables Of 1884 10 sec how strongPresdent Clcve
land Is in the North. He did not REEVE a majority
Of the votes cast in any Northern Safe In those
Northern States which gave him their electoral vote
DO had only plurality.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
CHRISTMAS NEWS !

Only -" more days until Christmas; your purchases
must he made quick Come in the mornings and
will avoid the awful overcrowding of the afternoons
We evenings to convenience those who cannot
during the day. We will give you Royal Bar
gains this week in Dress Goods and Cloaks. What IL
nicer for mother sister wife daughter than pretty
Dress "A fine Cloak: Our handkerchief Department
is immense with the most elegant line of Fine Linen
Cambria and Silk Iandkerchefs, in plain hemsitc
cOOred borders We have beautiful line of Nuhers Ia
Silk Fancy Wool and Cotton. 10 please the
Our Umbrella display is the finest and lowest priced n
the city. Gold and Silver, plain chased handles See
prices Ladies' and Gents fine Slippers. fine Hos
ery, id Gloves fine Lace Black Spanish Lace Scarfs
for Christmas gifts Toys Plush Goods and Fanc, China
the West Side
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

lctas So l4,.lA-a .-.lsis 80 oelaf
siSnincaDt 4ri "a - ffs1t sssat. a ecl4-
nliss euDsrissa 81 sems at lac noai
rfll-i1sGs b..ein-ss msa ~ A.sta4as,
slanz sbo4 sfs Es0as.EaoT eAEFa
1Aarsa- ss..ls1. tlssltsnt 81 tas o.ea4
IFea asa -ssl loapany Clas o. iaSasg
a. Ez-tlaecfi.Ds Ia a z1aEAF q. y
Caais. 4 II Aisaea -sa olhsF SCI
E-lsu lgaR s.sa 20 b.rmlasnAn, 81
pfess1t g. .sasrsl I4.4lssa i.s t9lie~-
- nsmosia.
e. tisa. szss hAAAisoS. IDllspsa-
olls. tld. Ns ias aAdefsls esd q l<aila
q y alan4a. suasFatalzls yol sa1 yQ4f
eouDfgy = fes successes "a faeHe pfiaei-
pee sElch have esl.-d yonr election
bscaass Es believe that q gfoiacfigs lai-
~ sll El.s.lfs aLl AL he ssHsiopmsL
q our natural res s4fcee, aHd secanes o.
issae free from sscsiarai fselisg and Gre
iaIiees Is nos presented apor Nblcn IL
fsOLie Di las South Gao divide accord
iDg 70 tbs a.etafts q F-asoa an Coz vie
tee. Wsauc4 there sse la-ep nuUoer7
in AIS seci.oL rto talrk o. w. a.. aca
ars raiy RETAINED ffoE public sKpr-s
siau aad adgcsacf x thsis oplDl0aa D.
n sl.Lx - u1ersfaflfy - 10 What Sili h~
t1s uolIoy ainrie3 10 tie treatment a
fts southern problem. aDd are Agprrhea-
sgs nAt az rha ~ la Cur loral govern
neat sxtA 10 4stssnsntAl 10 0lf ossi
Interests. lbl. ear Nili, We belisge, O~
ma'sHsily iss-saed ~ zood appoint
meats, apc ike 0est fssaiis 81 your s.sc-
tipa secured - maalnk aptoi1tmenis
frfm tbsl slsss of EspaDlleans who eoaa-
naad zoe coaEteosr ent respset u the
eomI. auIilss ia ~nleh they live sucA
atpoiniuenfs Wl develop two sfr0us
psfres sad taGs secure % 40 spcd sov-
sTumeaf'
The sssni6easee u the event hes no.
~ tie factthat such memorial - pre-
ssnssd. aor % tho sentlaenEs expressed.
tui ~ tie faes ihsf. With QUE exception,
sysry nan neon the commit.es hAa here.
fofars bsea ~ prominent ~ the Deno-
erat.c party ss hs las Ia tusiuesa 4
ehows IN advsncs or the opportunity o.
pnl Il IN ioses. the eomPlais trInmph O, TIE
rohcg Mr.. HA8aisoS has datsrmiued 20
inaagurs's The fact that prominent
Democrsl0 80 so0n after q. sct % hsstsa
% congratulate tns country upon tie
ss-esss q psoteclioe. shows hos slross
= l4gsrsgs ne Repnaliesn party pos
sessss la 10 manufacturing districts Of
tie sca.h. srd That tie moment the feai
q aezso iomiustion. 10 removed, the bet
tsr element Nj. hock IN body 20 ths
party wloss grrciples guarantee t.
sosfefiog cf their Industries.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

TIE fearsnl slaaghtsr reported ir
Vi ssissiPpi narrows down 70 toe kiln.
~ ore negro and ,hs wonBding % thFe
on four waite msn. Ghs disposition g.
exsgzsrs,s aud % jump a, conclusion
possessed oy Southern newspaper Cor
rsspou5snts IS responsible FOR tie state
r1en,s. tat the resiness 10 sccspt TIE
nsNs o~ing 10 the sltua'ior
which sxlsls IN the black bsl
There are two hnni-sd thousand m7rs
reeroes in Mississippi than whites. AZ
the latter hvs n conssans fear that tas
isrkiss vii lssrn ias strength whicH
hes 10 aam6srs aad attempt 30 eontrol
pnal.c aud sociM sfslrs- Hence every
sAsls uasa goes armed AMI ths shooting
- risSsr nov ani ihsD q deem p
q ussee ssry srt 20 ksep nsm prope-l.
.srrorhsd soi sa5nlssivs. This rae.
a1tsxonism 81 stronger t- the States 81
Mssissip2i s1t Louisiana than IA othsf
parts of ths So1tn. and how 1t will 60
~ ons csn predict. A. these hot.
susmIy localities are unhsslthy Tor
whites. is - possible that ,hass Ststss
may yss - wholly ahandoasd TO shs
negroes. Anj say ~on.i %. that bs
hsgVy solution s' ths rAes problem
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

APgE CROwN JEWEL STOVE AND DEIN.
l. snail box stove aud two haueing laups lor
sac cheap Thos HU los Henrysf $50
EOK sAIT-YOI TALKING PARROTS:
Y Imported German fauaues a.ro frgiisR
roiien Norwich AID Cold SElre'ei Lizard
ssrnfes. very rars Gud handsome hirisl aeo
~ AmdreasbuFg CsI1sTlcs FINEST singers in TIC
NofId. Great variety ol bfsR aId Painted Bird
Csges Of best make a. O. South Division s.
NOR gALE-CHEAP FOR DAsH--FCOND-
hand eugine and boiler. % 20 iel hor'e power
with aii connect .0rs oxceTf smoke sfscx lH-
qgirc Of Y a. Thompson 4 CO. Ovid Nieh -
rOR ekfF Az FNTIRE OUTFIT or
fracfi inery f,f frt AS laundry. also =
s'E-50rs- Vc~er engine. Far particulars enquire
of c. A EefWi4. No ~ Cana r.. ls4d
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
SEAL GARMENTS MADE TO NEAsvRE

kIErs THF H.TrgE AsB , KRIEE IfrtrH'
sFrss1IoN ANoFe THT Lsrirs-srsi
Gty~FNrs SON At Prrrrs WHfrH
Laws Csfcteo DE1roT ksn
LssTEEF pEhIKEs or ~
THK t0fD
hinsT r. inst nov vsrT bDsT supp yiDr
the lafiss With Dsv sssl garments Tor TIE
winter season Hs take fhsir measure
warrants the closks - 81 perfectly spd vhi
wager $500 that bs sslis lover and bette
vrsda of ses fber any usn In Mich.csD
I.sdl.s sud gentlemen vii fa1 ~ kinsr's
l- Morros-st lsrgs ire - fars sr1 vim
uinrs IN sn zrs3es siyiss snd prizes as p
ne hsndsorass' Ire oi see CPS e-~r sfn
IN re CITY. sn1 81 rrIoss which vooio be
rhsap - vbo essls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

O3ily snoa<a ths preachers who AZ
? f.ug 10 hld on. WY tsc si,sudsncs
q cn sunday services is diminlshin<
hav. iu several c.iiss unanimously decd
- lhsi the 3na lay asSspapsr IS rsspos-
1'e People ret Interested "a 'Bc
paner. flsy say. aai stay ava
rom carrca % rssd it. Thsrsiors tire
sunday .srar - immoral Ihis $ g
speCies of reasoning ths clergy sra va-5
aet n 'lll insn bat ia logic is family.
Tbs -aadsY pspers are not imuorsi
Iis-@ ie aot pacsy "a tbs cc11fr-
fsignsinR io tbssrsputsols press saich
does rot throw rs aniirla editorial weight
ip favor 2 honestly. Morality snd rslE-
ion. The ns~spaoe- audience ~ Tai
mage a hnairs3 'cid zr.atsr than
co1.d ;. ssibly hear hiin 10 person, and
sli chrrc1 usEs Is aazsrly dssssmi dated
R1e -,cfy sl1u'd esass sb1sin< the
Sanday aaosr srd seek 70 make e =
iiisaa snd s''T
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

LOST ONE CABIEET or LADY AND GEN
u tcman Hnd tNo tin types, between Norse's
sore and Wllbrld-c - Finder return 10 523 o.
tava-si. and get liberal reward. so
I OsT IARGE BLACK POCKET BOOK
\ containing about sis0 note fhr SIS Il med
~ Ira nsrues snd = silp % did National Bank for
So. Tho fnier vii receive liberal reward by
leaving wilh General Baggage Agent q. 4. q J
tliCl depot 80
4 OSI-A -iI.k UNBRt'LA WITH A lyoN",
l. three c0rneroi cxilizct silver Handle the
rndcr u lii plea-e return % The Livingston. cor.
South Division and Fulton SIS 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

NYONE pFsIRiNG FrRNITt RE NONfD
A and stored wiii receive liberal inducements
by calling al D. Nalkcrs, l. south Division 81
A specially Il made o. renting tables aud chars
ioT dances public hsil., etc. sNt
FURNITURE STOSFD PACKED AND MOVED,
l Fxlart nsckrT. cent on $40 I'D ice - Rat-
eii1e 4 Holt, iil south Divisiou-sL Telephone
40 .D0 Jery h.. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

Tne dsGci0us fragrance. rsfreshiny COO
less ard sait beauty impaired Ia the skin
1y Pozz1nis Powder. conimsuds Il 10 all
Ia lalies
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

VrANTED MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
" ol our ssfss: size 2xlS1lS inches; weight
800 lbs retail price S36 other sizes in proportion.
rare chance ana permanent business. These
ss.es meet a demand never before supplied by
other SAFE panieS, as We sre Dot governed by
ire safe Pool Alpine safe Company Cincinnati.
Ohio Sat Dec
4 men ofgOod address. for city or country
trade; particulars tree. Call or address Agents
supply Company. No fcaTi-st- -3If
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
gfOaey 10 Eogp.

MONEY TO LOAN-AT FALLAs q SMART
III hoGts, lawyers, National city Bank build
Jug.
AEONTY TO loan FOR THF NORTHWEST
lfl cfH Mutual life Insurance Co.. 0t Milwsu
kee in sums OF ~ mo and upwards, IA farm and
oitv property al lowest current rates OF Interest
aeeuIiy must be frs, class. More q wilson. Led
ward block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

NOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
1 No. q Csnal-st. for particulars enquire Of
e.. A. Berwin. lStu
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

eTEAAGkk IhEAss nAvk HAFFEAkD
- - as 80 ~ ~. sek ~
sesi ffesla. l.ese-l nzscs otF.'s.s s&ssl
h1le
"a HESkri EANf GSs9p iQTS 70
l. ssaas ssF ~efk kessos. sea 1sns ness tez
- sGe4F 49, 49, 2-4 ~ - sa@l 81 -
-. 81 .sepegts G. - Fsf.h fe~.as a. NAL
tel1 slecs
SCrfH eHAkH kAFfIss - x ANo 8 r
: q I41asys sllsl so1tb ~ AZ ~ aes
aleE cstzst =. $50 slofe g-asseases = ass go
aselttlss eze htts ssse la.s .sa eausf ~ szss
ief4s sxlees Risex sseele 1.fs - futsssaAea ~
A1as - - ~ - = Cot-es. &tlos 1@ss be@f1
~ rate tt1ictss @l4 e.
lsCR sAlE- het>F AR ie4 ~ Clancy
4 e. sss "a isssetAsel eE.s ~ fsy.os-ss
1s<f e iftet cere LsxFf i'fVfeTtf 81 at ~ =
e. - properly q.he' psr@ g. ~ ~ -
EOk sAlE-z LAk6E RkiC. DnE1l1ka
I Leuss a -trlEee- teT $stt seal frslns
SNt-laE Eet~t "a 1sees.A "a . 80 sae ~
fsyB eEts sne Ir3sceseis telns A. DaFiSr
mi
heaf ESTATE Country
40 AcRss Of coon HAKb TfsBfk LAND
~ 1nilss frosz HasssflEs ssxison good se4as
= 4 nus sllis so su.aud T. scaoo. ellhio halt
ftiie rt.v Flffrtl WiI sell or tssne ~ exchange
lef city pfcfsfty - eirsn s.eck " afuss Df ~.
y Ross Grand kstids N4ch. eaoe y .oeleosnb
t.ofE SO
It0R SARA SAN MILL AND a QUANTITY
7 of lmbsT The mA s located IN toan u
Coion knqiarc OF q. * Pisyief. ksn Cliy
sun see -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
7Efs~~Tiesnro,fs.

I UAyR CALLS F0g aF-IDENCEs COSTING
! frnn e t0 e. ' yOt faV- suta tCr safe
snf rut them il ur asHfs tney vi rfrsi re
earenli attention. C - ssd .utur property -
81 klD.is il -sle. q. -. ltTsh, Room WIdli
ecur hutln-
HAVING prECHaeFr SIR ETSsFT fS-
II tofesf ir the Nesi Estate and fmp arls rt
rDfesu anf izsfn iHtc tla t..sll. e. avrg nan
fas fffsrfess - fha oit ~a1t. rooms and q
Tower orz. e rams rIrn .rro melt NUrss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



tVAAFEB "a DRY eG3Is sAtkstfT--
" sretef - eas r-s ~ etfs
s@sFf s-sr -4s- - s. rs eEf-H e. 4lss N-4s
LfHarf ~ sfeS sfft e-,--rs e-sAsse
a ~asitls "a .s.|s.s4. fsl1A4.s. A0ssas - saa
:. Her-4e 3 ---s -as-~.
n ANFEu fua NACH ~ ltN 4HEEs
" ake
o.s-fe,s fasetes 4gis soa -ss - tssi
-. sess -s-.ss ~ ~ ssf -*'t s.ef
kssass = ast s s..-ss 8 ss''.s5ss esa.-~s
t4ANsEH-4 CAhF S9kEr t4AAsTkK
ss@s p ss-ss. = 'ss1-
Eai a e-l.. ea~<l eaes kls s'saflat -.
ssAse iooaes - al - y sla's s@ .-l.-. Ss12-
sAsfED-sNAE 70 AcT As sALsSNAS
- No esiefl~gee asts-eFf Fsfn+ss4sai ~
-..-au 4elaltetd -aart sEl expsis~e psla
ffts.l. tts st.H hsay fssi ss.uDg stee4s4tle-
fsf-ifs 91s4lf4s<4 4ecssss efea4 stoe,
Help Uas.se@-- Fes,saie.
tUANgEn-A YoVSG LADY srESo5RArRER
~ s+er4lo sDits fslt boQS Co. 81 Sl.l-si
HANfED- A C0NPFTEST GfEL Fos 0ES
~ ssri hea s4esS. Cal tofea4oous a. 81 AsH.
-ssa-s 80
WANTED oIsL FJR GENERAL H0HSt-
" Hors IL f&s4iy OF tso. CAL st ~ sAs.
20 al ss6
tNAsfED- a 900b GIRL FOX GESkaAL
u h04sswoIk- Airs. .. Klngs North. 30 laf.
lVANTEU~FIvE GIKIS TO WORK ~ sllsie
" t-u.eil llls n4h rAftpeucr piefeiiei.
Cal eaFiy ~ sfe places. sstei & saith
- P.os menf fxrnAnge. hosns - aud ., ~es'on
Binding ca1si-st -
,VANrEn-A kITCHEN GIaL AND a CHAN
" 1erma'd a. tle aicilsa. itelse s11
~ A<flD e 30 GkNkhAl 6Ihlr. ACRse
" gar. Kitchen girls slri to iehd tHsi rhii-
1len auf 20 tn srlsooi slliciiois. tsti a. O. &c
ard seaurF good uo,iil0a s9erl & ~fltN'> I'm
p.0ymeui Exchange. hooms 81 and - Weston
BAllin2. CANA q. ao3
yVANTED-A Girl TO DO HOusEwoRk.
W Apply - six-h-si. 80
VrAFTED-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
W work IN sMaii faulty. Cal ~ = fo"eis'
WANTED COMPETENT Girl TO nO
" general Homework. heeIenfel fequirre
Apply al l05 Psr-seve- 80
Situations Maie.
VI ssl~.msn Have had experience aUt rsn
give reference. Ader,-s 10 room - Weston
block, city. 90 = sun
VANTEp SITUATION Rl COMPLIANT
~ man a. eteDOrfapheT or hook Keeper. god
references. Address v, 2. @. Fox Pa 80
sitaotions WdRted-Fem0lc.
IVANTED-A SITUATION TO Do LIGHT
" honsework in small family Addro,s
Telegram Herald. 80
For f.es,t--hooDss.
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
all modern couyeriInces. heat aud gas at 63
EoSf,yicx Il .g-tf
TOR RENT-FCRNIsHED ROOMS. sTEAM
! heated. and furnished roomS ior light house
keeping Apply at room l0a, New hoisemsn
block Dee laif
FOf' Rent R0stseS.
TOR RENT-A HOUSE WITH NINE ROOMS,
4 located three llefks from the postoh'Ce new
IL paTerel and PAINTED inside add out cvnyen-
tent for boarding. Apply 60 Grand Rapids Loan
Office, corner OF FEAR and Ottawa sis. s3
TOR RENT - BRICK HOUSE WITH BAkN
and acres oi land in good condition for
cross, on Wehster-st., between X X. and Alpine
ave. Will rent place with or without land iee-
phone S55. v. Harrison. S-Dtf
iNOk KEST - HOCSE WITH BARN AND 3
r acres Of land on North At west of A pine ave.
lard has been thoroughly iertilized and seeded
o. wheat. viii rent place with or without land.
also houses iu HarFisonville, opposite my factory
Telephone So. VIM. Ham isOn. 1-1;f
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
FOf' RgDf--R0stseS.

NOR EENT = HOrSE WITH BARN AND 3
+ acres Of land on North It. west of A pine ave.
lard has been thoroughly fertilized and seeded
to wheat. viii rent place with or without land.
also houses iu Harrixonvlle, opposite my factory.
Telephone 81. Nm Harrison. 1-Itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
Situations Wanted--Maie.


1VANTED-A SITUATION TO Do LIGHT
" honseNerk in q email family. AddFess
Telegram Herald 40
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-25
Distinguished Ohioans.

Ohio is now celebrating the one hundreth
anniversary of her first permanent settle
ment. One hundred years ago it was known
as the Northwest Territory, and the name.
Ohio, was not adopted ill 1899 1t was ad
mitted into the uuion as a state in 1903 In
the Intervening time between her first per-
manent settlement and the present celebra-
ton, Ohio has developed her agricultural.
manufacturing and other resources, and
now takes rank as one CT the foremost states
of the union. Thecentennial celebration at
Columbus is marked by display of her
varied products.
A remarkable feature of Ohio's history is
the long list of distinguished men it has
furnished to the country. There are Salmon
p Chase and Morrison R. Waite, ex-chief
justices of the United States; ex-President
Grant, and ex-Vice-P President Hendricks; ;
Phillip II. Sheridan, late general of the
army, and Gen. w. T. Sherman; Senators
Sherman, Allison, and Plumb: Congress
man S. S. Cox, Associate Justice Stanley
Matthews, and W. d. Howells, the novelist.
From the time of Gen Grants first elec-
ton as President, the President or Vice
President has been at some time citizen,
by birth or adoption, of Ohio, and there are
any number of public men from that state
VINO firmly believe that presidential light
ming ought to strike them.
But there is no greater Ohioan, nor
American, than Allen Cranberry Thurman,
who was born in Virginia, but who has
lived nearly all of his life in the state of
presidential candidates And in its centen-
NAL year, Ohio will furnish the successful
candidate for Vice Presdent-a man who
is almost as old as the state itself, and who
has learned wisdom with every year of his
matured life
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-25
superstitions About Insects.

From the Nelo York Graphlc
The koran says all flies shall perish save one,
the bee fly.
1t is regarded as death warning in Germany
to hear q cricket's cry.
The Tapuya Indians in South America say the
devil assumes the form of fly.
Rain is, In some parts of our own country, ex-
pected to follow unusually loud chirping of
crickets
Flies are sometimes regarded as furnishing
representations of the weather and even OF
other events.
Spaniards, in the sixteenth century, believed
that spiders indicated gold where they were
found in abundance.
Although a sacred insect among the Egyp-
tans, the beetle receives but little notice in folk
lore. 1t is unlucky in England TO kill one
In Germany it is said to indicate good luck to
have a spider spring his web downward toward
you but bad luck wnen he, rises toward you.
The grasshopper is a sufficiently unwelcome
vistant of himself in this country, but in Ger
many his presence is further said to announce
strange guests.
A W esh tradition says bees came from Para
disc leaving the garden when man fell but
with Gods blessing, so that wax is necessary in
the celebration of the mass
The ancientS generally maintained that there
was close connection between bees and the
soul. Porphyry speaks Of those souls viii ch
the ancients called bees
1t is said that upon the backs of the seven
year locust there sometimes appear marks like
| letter of the alphabet. When this looks like a
W it is thought that war is imminent.
German tribes regarded stag beetles as dia-
bolic, and al beetles are detested in Ireland,
more especially bronze variety known as
"gooldie." 1t is believed that to see beetle
will bring on a rainstorm the next day.
There are said to be no spiders in Ireland nor
will spiders spin their web in an Irish oak nor
on q cedar roof 4 spider is said to have saved
web across a cave where he sought refuge. The
same is said of David in the cave of Adullam.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-25
BRIGHT BITS

CITIzEN-What are you doing with that MANI
Policeman--Ive just arrested him.
Citlzen-But he's as deaf as post.
Policeman-Hel get his hearing before the
| magstrate.-HdrperS' Bnzdr,
| WTFE-Wiat is the matter. John. You are
| the most impatient man ever saw.
husband STRUGGLING to button his shirt)-I
| cant find this dinged button hole.
Wife (placidy Have you looked under the
bureau for it:-Harpers' Bazar.
EVERY TIME enter your Office" said Alpha
| to Omega, 81 find you porting over the Congress
| stondt Record Why don't you read some other
paper for changer
THE Congress ionaI Record" replied Omega,
contains no baseball news" - NorriStogn
| Herald.
JovIAL Bachelor Well. Charlie, my boy, !
hear YOU are going abroad this fall?
Young Anglomaniac-Y | expect TO go
| er-l shall spend most of my time in London,
| yer know
j. BIO acquire the language, I Suppose
Harpers' Bazaar.
KENTUcKIAE who returned home from a
visit to Philadelphia a week ago told his friends
that he tasted a new beverage while in the
Quaker City. From his description of the fluid.
it is believed that a practical joker persuaded
him to swallow glass of water, by telling him
that it was a milk shake -NorrtstOirt Herald.
AMERIcAN--How is business in England now,
Mr.. jockey?
Mr.. Jokely-very depressed, indeed. My bust
American-mdeed BY the way, what line are
you in.
Mr.. Jokey-I am an editor Of London Punch
-Lotceu Courier.
A DINNER SPouED-Old Mrs Bently-What
makes We so late to dinner, Josiah?
Old MIR. Bently-I've been to the ball game
an sot Oh the bleach,n boards fer two hours,
an there was notlin' but goose eggs.
Old Mrs. Bentiy with veX tionl-Now. Josiah
Bertly, hope TO goodness ye haven't gone an
EFT goose eggs an spilled yer dinner phiUir
H. WEIGH, IN the Epoch
OLD GENT (sevcrelyl-I find, sir that you have
been calling on my daughter almost every even
ing.
Abashed Youth-Y-e-s, sir.
And she declares that you are not engaged
TO her and have not even proposed / demand,
sir-i Immediately demand-the object of your
intentions.
'The-the fact is, sir the evenings have been
mighty cooliSh lately and the stoves in nv
boarding house are not up yet, Philadelphia
Record
Ir getting late when the girl sail shyly:
'You look worried about something, Mr. Hark-
inton?"
II am" be replied; Il have in my pocket a
$50. 600 package of government bonds which
foolishly forgot to deposit to-day and-and
aside from that IL love you so devotedv
Miss Schernerhorn | am afraid to learn my
fate
las for the bonds, Mr.. Harkinton, " replied
the girl, with business air, papa has safe in
the house, and regarding the-the other mat
ter, why-why, think so many of us are apt
to borrow trouble, Mr. Harkinton. "-Netv York
Sun.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-25
Ewes That See.


From the YouthS Companion.
Several years ago q member Of a firm of glass
manufacturers was travelling through the west
While a railway which skirts the shores OF a
great inland lake, he observed that the plate
glass in the windows of the Pullman car was
marked with mysterious figures underlined in
shape. but of a singular airy and delicate light
ness On inquiry he learned that the marks
were made by the sand. which was blown
against the windows from the beach as the car
passed.
Upon returning home be began a series of ex-
periments in directing shower of fine sand
against the surface Of glass ia various shapes
The result was the discovery Of the sand blast,
by which the most delicate figures are outlined
upon glass with exquisite lightness and ac-
curacy.
The discovery of a process OF engraving was
due to n similar keenness of sight. and readiness
in using a hint. Prince Rupert, a quick witted,
scientific man. who lived in an unscientihc age
once stopped at forge while hunting TO have
his horse shod aud laid his damp gun upon a
bench while he waited, until the blacksmith
should have finished his work.
When he took up the GUT he observed that a
piece of white paper on the bench bore in fine
dotted lines the name of the maker which was
cut In the metal. On this hint he evolved the
process OF etching on copper known as Mezzo-
tint.