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Luminous j

Luminous Fountains Mt the Paris Exposition /.
For long time the illumination of cas-
cades by the electric light has proved a
never-failing source of pleasure to the pub
lie; the lighting up of the falls Of Niagara
in this way is one of the most beautiful
spectacles that can well be imagined. But
this method of Illuminating falling water
has lost its novelty, and new idea, which
was put into practice a few years ago in
London, has taken its place, and is now
adopted for the illumination of the
fountains at the Paris Exposition. This is
to imprison the luminous ray within the
liquid jet, and that 50 perfectly that each
particle Of water becomes, as
it were, incandescent while the
whole stream Is transformed into
brilliant mass Of molten gold or silver or
of any color that it may be desired to i'm
part. Before the eyes of the astonished
spectator the jets of water suddenly change
in the intensity of their light and color;
luminous in themselves. and sparkling like
display of fireworks in the darkness, they
throw inhumerable sparks in all directions,
but unlike a. display of fireworks which
lasts only for an instant, the effect can be
prolonged for any desired time. The varia-
tions in the luminous intensity, as we'll as
in the power and heights of the jets COM
bine to give a special charm to the effects
produced.
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Gastronomy in Relation to Health.

The time of eating is a matter of no small
consequence. This is, to some extent, sub
ject to individual convenience; but we may
take it that, as general rule, not less than
five hours should separate one meal from
another. The short interval of rest usual
after meals, will commend itself as being in
strict accordance with physiological necessi-
ties. The quantity and quality of food
taken also require careful attention and
these again, must be regulated by reference
to the work to be done by q given person.
Some difference of opinion has always ex-
listed as to the proper daily allowance of
meat. We all probably do justice to the
digestive powers of most persons, however,
by advising that only one substantial meat
meal be taken daily. More than this would
tend, If continued, to overload the tissues
with digested products, and less would
hardly suffice for full nutrition. Drink, if
alcoholic, should be sparingly taken, or not
used at all. Cookery has in these days,
been elaborated almost to excess. Variety
and delicacy are carried to an extreme, and
we should probably gain rather than lose if
plainness combined with care were adopted
as our rule Of practice in such matters
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-11
California Claret.

Coleman's Flag Brand, G. W. s. Flag
Brand, ZinfandN Claret, by the case or
bottle. G. W. SCHMIDT.
95 And 81 Fifth avenue. CITY.
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St. Mary's Seminary,
For boys between the ages of and II years,
In charge Of sisters Of Charity,

In charge Of Sisters Of Charity,
SETON HILL, GREENSBURG, PA.
The object of this school is to provide for boys
the comforts of home and care of parents. to-
gether with the benefits of salutary discipline
and careful teaching in the usual English
branches.
bedding per session. ten months, Sl50. Music,
ETC., extra charges.
N. B.-This seminary is situated on same
grounds with St. Joseph's Academy for Young
Ladies.
Session opens first Monday in September.
For prospectus address, as above
jy2S65su MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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BLACK silks jht 75c, s5c and $50 yard;
the greatest 1ss offered Edsts at the e price ,5s
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CLARA BELLIES CHAT.
How Actresses Are Annoyed by
Stage Door Stormers.
THE CHARMS OF STREET MUSIC.
Startling Noises in the Morning at Sea-
side Resort.
oUR ABLE-BODIED FRIEND, THE PORTER
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE p1srArcH.I

Ew YORK, August
10.-A great deal is
said about the way
stage doors are storm
led, and a great deal
of nonsense, too. Still,
quiet little actresses
who after the show
slip out of the back
entrances OF the thea
ter intent upon reach
ing home as quickly
and as unnotieed as
possible. are often an
noyed before they get
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CABINET photos, SOC per doz. Lies pom.
ular Gallery. 1qand II Sixth st. MwFsu
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The Sims-Edison torpedo is q spindle
shaped she'll divided into compartments by
bulkheads, the forward compartments con.
tanning from $50 to 500 pounds of dynamite,
while the length of the electric cable which
keeps 1t in touch, so to speak, with the
shore or vessel is as much as from 5000 feet
to II 900 feet. The electric motor is said to
be 40-horse power, and speed of over 20
miles per hour has been obtained. When
the torpedo arrives at its destination it is
exploded by manipulation Of the switches
on shore or on shipboard.
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EXCURSION VIA THE B. & O. r. r.,
To Atlantic City.

To Atlantic City,
Thursday, August IL. Rate, so for the
round trip, tickets good for ten days; good
to stop at Washington City returning.
Trains will leave depot at A. M. and 9:20
p. NJ.
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Pasr snixe HsmsIndusfr

By drinking Ftauenheim 8 vilsack's Pitts
burg beess It is healthful and inyigorat-
iIg beverage. Telephone 11s6.
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ALL the latest designs in solid silver and
silver plated ware, Rogers knives, forks
and spoons at prices below competition. M.
6. Cohen, 533 Smithfeld St., formerly cor.
Fifth ave. and Market ut. :.
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importing Song Birds.

A correspondent from Portland, Ore,
states that an attempt has recently been
made to increase the somewhat limited
variety of native song birds in this country
by the importation of several varieties of
German birds. Not long since the birds
arrived in the charge of a competent keeper.
and after being placed on exhibition for a
few days they were all turned loose to multi
ply and prosper. There were some 300 birds
in all, consisting mainly of chafinches, gold.
fnches, greerinches, bullfnches, starlings,
nightingales, skylarks, German robins,
linnets. thrushes, grossbeaks and last, but
not least, several specimens of the singing
quail. IT is understood that many of them
have been observed nesting, and 1t is very
likely that they will form q valuable addi-
ton to our fsathered family.
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(Closing out all summer goods below cost.
Il. SCHoENTHAL, 612 Penn ave,
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M. G. COHEN sells diamonds, watches,
jewelry, silverware, clocks, bronzes, etc., at
from 10 to 25 per cent cheaper than any
other house in town. Don't forget the
place. NJ. G. COHEN,
533 Smithfield at.
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SECURING THE MURDERER.

We tested the negro's lines they were
still taut, and arming ourselves with clubs
we hoisted the murderer to the boat-he
offered no opposition as we removed the suit
and securely bound him. I instantly
dressed and descended after Compton's
body, the water around him was tinged with
blood and as bent over him noticed, with
horror that the front of his jacket had
actually been cut to pieces, no less than a
dozen wounds being aiterward found upon
his body. The negro was tried and con-
victed but committed suicide by choking
himself with the sleeve of mis- shirt,
have recovered q great many bodies
under many peculiar circumstances, but the
saddest sight I ever remember was when
called upon to recover the bodies of party
of little children who were drowned in Lake
Michigan while on pleasure trip. found
them generally in pairs, locked in each
others arms, and with the most pathetic
and appealing expression on their faces.
was an old-timer even then, but tell you
hated to touch them. These are some of the
unpleasant features of our business. Of
course, there are some fascinating ones also,
but take it all in all, it is a dangerous
method of making a living, and a divers
life is not to be envied." MORTON.
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Stewart & Co., 90 Federal St, Allegheny.
give bakers dozen. ls cabinet photos.
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pump told US that his pipe had parted;
quickly sprang to the hosting ropes in
tending to raise him before the air in the
helmet should give out. but to my horror
they were slack, showing that they, too, had
parted. At this instant came the "uuick
hoist" signal on the line of the other White
diver, and wild with fear, we grasped the
ropes and soon had him in the boat Quick
ly we removed his helmet and piled him
with questions For moment he could not
speak, the he gasped, "Compton's dead, the
Niger killed him, he cut the pipe and
lines" and tainted, the shock of the sub
marine murder had been too great for even
this strong man.
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BENEATH THE WAVES
How the Professional Divers Pursue
Their PrecariOus Calling.
4DUEL AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
The Terrible Fight of Diver With Man
Eating Shark.
HOW 1T FEELS TO BE IN A DIVING SUIT
rwRrrTEN FOR THE DIsPArcH.I

~ OW true the remark
of a great philosopher,
szEP "That we are never
satisfie d or con-
- tented. When man
was created he was
given the earth to dwell
upon. Had the Creator in
tended the genus homo to
foat through the air or dive
beneath the waters he would
certainly have provided him,
as in the case of birds and
fish, with the necessary at
tributes for doing SO, There
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friend, the porter. starts to come up stairs
again from somewhere in the basement. He
arrives on my floor after awhile and pro-
ceeds to invite the sports" who hunt and
angle to come forth and shoot the early bird
or yank the unwary fish. He invites man
to come out and enjoy himself in precisely
the same way he raises one for an early
boat. So much for the sleeping facilities Of
this healthful summer resort.
CLARA BELLE.
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crooked, and her ankles turning the corners
of the accordion skirt till each stocking
seemed to have ten clocks up the side, and
every trim muscle Of her figure keeping time
to the gun, gun, guni You would have
thought the lot Of us had gotten into a gal
vania circuit. Yes, music Is moving.
am stopping at q seashore resort near
this city, and It may be comforting to the
unfortunates who are compelled to remain
a. home in the heat Of town life if declare
if anybody sleeps at this house it is because
he or she is good deal cleverer at that sort
of thing than / am.
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NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
IN Cornwall-on-Hudson. Courses of studyfn
civil engineering, English and classics. Labor.
atory, drawing room and field work. Beautiful
buildings grounds location. COL @. ].
WRIGHT, b. s., A. NJ, Supt.; BELDEN r.
HYATT. Comd't Of Cadets. iel0-u
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NAZARETH HALL
IN NAZARETH HALL
NAZARETH HALL
Moravian Boarding School for Boys at Naza-
reth, Pa. Founded 1855 Reopens september
18th. jy2S7$Thsu
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MIDNIGHT MELopIsrs.

There are two creatures here, a man and
a woman, possessing conventionally planned
feet and a mawkish sentimentality tor one
another, and they succeed in knocking
enough reverberating melody out of a
hollow wooden piazza to render sleep a
wholly unattainable condition in my high
priced room. And, do you know. L am on
the same floor with man who snores. This
man who snores does not suffer from
insomnia, not during the night. He is
down at the other end of the hallway from
me, but his snore isn't. The diaphanous
texture of the walls in this house makes
that snore 90 palpable that keep feeling
over on the other side of the bed to see if
somebody hasn't crawled in alongside of
me.
Sometimes sleep for an hour or two, be-
ginning before 2 in the morning. At abont
315 clatter of dishes comes rattling into
my casual dreams, like load of bricks
being dumped out of cart. That is the
kitchen waking up with me. The heaviest
dishes in the world are used in this house.
As lie awake trying to think of what
could be done to dishes in order to get so
much noise out Of them, a porter, who
sounds as if he weighed little more than
700 pounds, wakes man up for an early
boat.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NWO CHOICE SCHOOLS

TWO CHOICE SCHOOLS.
i BROOKE HALL. for girls and young ladies.
SHORTLID9E MEDIA ACADEMY, for boys and
young men. SWITHIN G. SHORTLID6E A. M.
CHaryard Graduate), Media, Pa. (near Philadel-
phia.) aul-S
HOLY GHOST COLLEGE,
IL Complete preparatory. commercial and
collegiate Departments, reopens WEDNES-
DAY, SEPTEMBER4 4; new students examined
Monday, September q Apply to Rev. JOHN
T. MURPHY, O. 8. Sp., President. iyl7-S
NHELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONTZ,
" Pa. Unexcelled location and surround
ings. New school equippent. Gymnasium,
military drill, etc. Thorough preparation for
college or scientific school. For circular etc.,
address JNO. CALVIN RICE, A. M, Principal
je28-53
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MT. DE CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, w. Va.


SISTERS OF THE VISITATION.l
A school of more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough ed
ucation Of young ladies in all departments. LII
brary OF 600 volumes Fine philosophical,
chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical department specially noted. Corps
Of piano teachers trained by q leading professor
from Conservatory of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old italian mas
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
lent.
For catalogues aud references to patrons in
all the principal cities, address
ses-qIosu THE DIkECTKESs.
GRAND EXCURSION DOWN THE OHIO
Sunday. August II, on Str. Maynower. Leav-
ing at q P. NJ: returning at 10 Pm. Good music.
Round trip so cents. auloN
EOR A GOOD NIGHTS FUN
You should attend the
GRAND SUMMER NIGHT RECEPTIONS
AT IMPERIAL HALL.
Cor Seventh ave. and New Grant street.
Admission, 50cs
ROYAL AND MOZART oRcHEsTRAa
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THE ABLE-BoDIED PORTER.

This porter appears to be q conscientious
employe. The passenger and the boat shall
OF his, and the creaking of mattresses all
along the line attests 70 the fact that the
whole hotel could get that boat II 1t wished
70. After the man who reallywsnts the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
uioaii van IeiI.

There arc "Bluc.bloodcd" people, dnd
"Rcd.bloodcd' people, aud 'Whtc,boodcd'
people. but them are moro "lial-hluOdcd
puplc than all the rcst put together. Some.
lines their blood Is simply Impure IN
that case there Is no better rcmcdy than
Ic.fu.nh Hut sometimes lhcir blood D.
Diseased aud horrible indeed some u these
blood Discasosarc There il Chronic Catarrh
Tor instance, aud scrofula. aud Chronic
rheumatism, Chrunic Ulrcrs. aud even
moro horrible diseases. These are terrible
diseases, aud especially so When they brcnk
ont nt this season ul'thc year. when the 10 ~
u rrlnXing under the Cucr,ating heat and
yet has not adapted itself "a dcbilitatinr
summer conditions Happily suffering
manhood u not without p1mcdy for such
dire Affections. lh.cu.pia has proved itself
IN thousands ui clsrs a grand cure Tor them
A. Hood Remedy itnow stands uncqualcd
Read ~ record iu Dr.. llartmnn's "llls oi
Life" sent fnfc by rcruna Medicine Com
pimy. Columbus. o. Tho action OF lh.cu
pi.n will be- materially aided by keeping IN,
Bowels aud Gcncml System IN good order
by means u Man-a.lin Each rctails at only
NJ bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

ISsuRE your life In the Connecticut Mu-
iual. T. NJ. Galbrca1h, agent, 10 Madison
street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
Dangerous Use Of Strong PursatlYeS.

Most pills, purgatlves and Bitter Waters, which
act quickly upon the bowcls irrtate and often de-
stroy the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels.
Indeed their ca'hartc action is directly caused by
the irritation Of the bowels, which they produce.
Their action should be soothing and stimulating
instead Of Irritating. A continued use Of such
remedies produces chronic Inflammation OF the
stomach and bowels This often ends in dangerous
disease. The useoi the genuine supported Carlsbad
sprudel Salt is highly recommended as an aperient
laxative and duretic, because It's action is due
solely TO It's solvent and stimulating properties.
II soothes and alays intnm nation and Is therefore
much preferable to all strong purgatiyes and Bitter
Waters
Beware OF limitations Dr. Tobodts lecture on
Carlsbad sprudel Salt and pamphlets mailed free.
Elsner a Mendelson Co. Sole Agents, Barclay
street. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

on the occan ohru little about q storm. lie IL
positively indifferent whether be Il washed over
bjafd or not hut 81 fght by a wlnoglaeial Or
two ~ iio,icticfs stomach nticr, he feels ~.
ncgvd inlcfci IN his personal saiciy. This nnc
corrective ncuifaliici IN hfacklsh waicf-oiien
cnmru's1fily drank on shlptoard 10 the gricvous
dctuncu, Of hoalih-ths pcrnicious impurities
vhich give Hsc 10 disorders 81 the stomach, liver
and bovels To the mariner, the tourist the
Western pioneer aud miner. the nliicn IL inyalua
Die go means Of protection sgalns, mslafia when
ia sccds arc latent In air aud water To the enc,
Of o,crwofk. mental or manual, lisa most rclie'
ble antdoic aud 70 the dcbilitatel aud nervous "
aforii Efcat and speedily icli rclici aud yigoh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
TI.hinE "a Mis.l..Innl.

Prom tie bolivar Democrat
Arkansas having forbidden the spread.
ing Of nets and dragging Of scincs In her
waters for q period Of seven years, her fish
butchers are now crowding into Missis.
sippi. Unless some corrective remedy is
adopted soon, our lakes and streams will
be dcpopulatcd Of their nnny dcnizens TO
supply the Memphis market We hope
our Board OF Supervisors will take the mat.
ter In hand and bring the Wholesale
slaughter OF fish TO a sudden halt, 10 far aa
Bolivar County is concerned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
THE SPRING HAT.
Attho thenicr.

At the theatcr.
saw her when she entered first,
And marked her gentle smile;
II seemed as though sunshine had burst
And filed the darkened aisle;
As with tripping step she drew
Still nearer where sat,
saw her eyes were bright and blue
And decided that
To love thai maid man need DO
No very learned sage;
Till she sat down IN mont Of mo
And couldn't zee the stage
For that
Spring hat
Atchurch.
When Sunday came and was led
Into n church by chance,
said my prayer-thcn raised my head;
vision met my glance
Her slender form and auburn hair
We've Just in front Of me;
And still another charm was there
That rcjoiccd 10 see,
For when the sermon proved borc
slept until the hymn
The preacher couldn't sec me, Tor
was behind the brlm
OF that
-Mupscgs Weekly.
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nigh rnr,n and QuIninc.

Prom the Charleston Ncws aud courier.
The high.tarir newspapers and the
quininc manufacturers protested loudly,
before the tard was reduced. that the
proposed reduction would ruin the infant
quninc industry In the United States.
Nothing has been heard from them since
the duty WIS lowered. Tho protection
organs, indeed, have carefully avoided al
mention Of the subject for ten years, aud
cannot h. cnliccd OF provoked into dis.
cussion OF il by any moana
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

Ralph staples. hrst htscman inf the Urevnsinct
lnrs, aud Maudc ktur a dinlUrruDm riH at ~,
No nnlds House, hoirnt twentieth ticket In a.,
inuislana state Lottery IN partnership. aud at
lat llrtdait drawing rot titNn uf b. 100 each e.
SosM BEAD lad WoNB IiHn tunlI ta
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

", ON rising In the morning. Won use
Longs lcarl Tooth soap your teeth will
present ~ cnNiahlc appearance aud your
breath will bV sweet aud agreeable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud raclnc steamship Company's
Mail steaniers.

Inc ON the south a. llycrpunl. afu yvfy popular
with D. ssrnacTs and the ruutc they akc being less
Liable 90 % 4 weather than That ~ the New York
steamers makes tho trip thoroughly cni lyable
The following steamers nru expected W leave here.
llONintAN, b. sail about May ~
ntNNARn HALL, 10 all about May -
ANuEAN. 10 aul about May ~
uANtIN, 10 sail about June
TfNAN, ~ sail about lune a
VA. Ctti " a. sail ab lut june ..
JAMAICAN. % siil about lWW iA
Falcon Farc-licncc a. lhcp0ol 500. through
~ A. co. MA calais % lufct INT class rail, etc,
si.O, ur thiNi.class rail tlin
rrtufn Tickcis-Ncw orleans ~ Liverpool aud
trtufn. sAn New orleans a. lufis aud MUM.
fniclass al the way, f,ln 'hldUn and servants
nt n reduction
apply 10 n . HANuERs
% Carondelct ttpct, New Orleans
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Invent, naIIar.

Buys this week ono nice Ash Suit II u n
beauty. Rhodes Furniture Company. No.
35j Second street.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-08-22
SPECIAL VESTIBULE TRAIN
To The National EncampInent, G. A. r
Milwaukee, August 26-3I, 1889.

Feeling that the members of the G..
A. R., their families and friends, who
desire to attend the National Encamp-
ment are entitled to the very best train
service and accommodations possible,
the Santa Fe Route will run a
special vestibule Pullman train from
Kansas to Chicago and Milwaukee on
this occasion. The train will consist Of
vestibule baggage car, coaches, chair
car, Pullman sleepers, and dining car.
A train will leave Great Bend connect
ing with the special at Newton Satur-
day. August "a, arriving in Kansas
City about p. M. Saturday, Chicago
10 a. M. Sunday, Milwaukee Sunday
afternoon, August Goth, thus avoiding
the great rush of people between
Chicago and Milwaukee which is sure
to occur later in the week. Comrades
and their friends who desire to reach
Milwaukee in time to secure comfort
able quarters, and witness and take
part in the parade, should go on this
fast special vestIbule train. The rates
are one fare for round trip; children
between and IL years of age, half Of
the excursion rate. Tickets on sale
August FL to %, good for return from
August 25 to September 5. Final limit,
September 10. Final can be extended to
September 80 by deposlting return
tickets with joint agent at Milwaukee.
For full particulars regarding the
special train, tickets, rates ETC., call on
w. ToRREY, Agent Santa Fe Route,
or address
GEO. T. NICHOLSON
G.. P. & T. A., A. T. & S. F. Il. R.,
Topeka. Kansas.