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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Smnoert Sabre na6 Oct HepoIm:
tipn bon 1899.
(,Gbriitl. iociaIe Sldtter.O
Ole Gage In Srantrst9.


gs ware BITE enersif5e Spra9e zines
CACTUS unb bic gntriifuus stnss SuuenaI
n5tbis, nm bic Gage Der fransOfi9en &ss
pubIit nm iens S9auipisIe senau unb
ri1tis 3u aei9nen, weI9e bieie &spublit
sntsbIen i'm ausenbIide. no fs bas Sens
tsnarium Der &euoIution BON 1889 besebt.
9is @ei9i4te, ni9t blos bic moberne,
tennt ni9ts 8etIasenswertbsrss, ais bieis
Gage. gluf allen Setteu, auf allen Stufsn
Der i~ocialsn 5israr9ie, in allen &laHen
unb S%nititutionen - bic &tr9e, Der glsrus
unb Der au tim ftsbsnbe TbeiI bes Bottles
etntis aussenommen - 3eisen fi9 bic
Spmptome bsS 86ien, zines unbeilbarsn
llebeIs 70 eri5rsdsnb, baB man iid bss
@sbantsns ni9t msbr entidIasen Tam,
Srantrei9 unterliese mebr unb mebr elmer
poIitti@en unb ~iueialen 3~srietuns.
9as 1T bic In bunbsrt Sabrsn sersifts
6ru4t Der vsroBen~ &euOIutton.
gpr sinissn Sassn Iaien mir in einem
bet anseisbenitsn frana6fi5en Yrsborsane,
man mife bis gum Sabre 1893, Bis ;u ben
biftern Easen Der iatObinii6en S9rsdsnss
bsrri5aft 3~uridsrsifsn, UNI S5auipiels
wieberSuiinosn, wie fe bic lssten irnerpos
lttii9en 8orsdnse benz &anbe ba,botsn.
0teie Barbisuns bat, ie msbr man Sutsbt,
ni9ts usbertriebenes.
Cine bsiipislIois grnieSrisuns Der Of
fsntli1sn @spaIt, bic Specification Der ri9s
tsrIi9sn 8sb0rbsn, man uerssibe ben Suss
brud, bas ssrriIens, wsdielisitis obne aae
0irSe unb @brs f9 Sffsntlid be-
i9impfenbe, In ben &otb aiebenbe Partei;
meien, bic fre9ite S1amlofisteit In ben
Reiben Der 80rieumdnner unb YoIititer,
bic nadts S9uftersi i'm Strsben mad ben
b69itsn Msmtsrn unb @grsu, cine perbrss
9srii1e @lsi9siItisteit unb entiittIt6ts
Ssisbsit Der nod sbrbaren 2eute, bic nit
benz 2d9eIu unperbe6erli1er 2ebes unb
@snubIu9 benz Safer, Der Sntrisus unb
benz muBloielten @brsei3s bic Balm fret
MAIDEN, cine auf allen Stufen Der Bsams
teubisrar5is f9 brsitma9enbe Corruption,
iiberaa Sutrisuen unb niebrise 9erriu9t,
ntrgenbs mebr @sre9ti9teit unb Sreibett,
lit bas ui9t bus beuts Srantrei@ bsberrs
fdenbe SdauipisI?
gon wWeni3enre9ten" inmitten bieier
unerb0rten 8eruirruns gu ipre4en, wdrs
Id9erli9; bic vunferbIi4en Prin3ipisn"
unb @robsrunssn pom 1889 su feiern ans
sef9tS ioltsn bsiuoien Nisbersanss III
Der @ipfeI Der SerbIenbnns.
@erabs isne 8srfoIsunssuutb ssssn
aqss, mas nod u~nabbdnsis, fret, ftttIid
unb ebrbar III, iene berausforbsrnbs WiBs
a9tuns auer nod bsitsbenben @eietsssas
%ranten, jsnsr truntens unb ale 3lssl psrs
a9tenbs Dsspotismus, wsI5sn BITE S9rsts
tsnsmdnnsr uon 1893 aur Sdau trussn,
sr 1T Dor u~nieren &ussn wiebsr srpa9t
uub bebsrri@t bic wsitsn &rsiie bsrsr, In
bsrsn Sdnbe bic @ef9ids Srantrei4s rus
ben unb mad msni@Ii9sm @rmsfsn bsms
nd@ff lbersebeu. l1sber ben sntistIi9eu
Rutn, ibsr ben INNER sr6Bersu Nisbsrs
gang bss aanbes sebt mar, NIT selanfsI'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
Il { 8.

> Wat! > Wat! yuniere Gait per:
ben abseptsien pom ben 9otelbefsern be,
gersndsunssorte In ben &atstiusg Bergen,
anb pou ben 8orftebern 1riftIider @sisIs
i9aftsn uub 9rtfIidsr PrtuatiduIen ! !
10 jammert elm belei5ister Sube TN
vMmertcan SsraeIite" in einsm langen
NrtiteI, ber bur9 bic psriubete Sasesprsfs
bieies 2anbes bic &unbs ma1t.
@roBes l1nrsdt, alaubt er, babe man
ietnen v2aiten" susefast, unb CT iinbst
tsinsu anbern @runb bafir aIs ben Neit
unb bic bIinben 8orurtbeiIs bes 3riitIt9er
0oltes.
Golsenbss 1T bas SIR" unb r9ssen"
ieiner RIaseu.
r@ine Winoritdt 1T INNER unb LIBERAL
bic 3ieIi9eibe b6spiaiser Nsiosr, insbss
ionbere iebo9 usnn bisfe Winoritat burd
bS5ere @siifessaben, bur9 &sidtbum ober
Wa9t ii4 aus3et9net. Su Der Waioritdt
pirb es INNER Neiber senus seben, benen
bic l1eberlesenbeit Der Wtnoritdt Elm Dorm
I'm Quse lit, unb wsI9e bisfe Winoritdt
lire Sdwd9e Der Waioritdt ssssniber
fibIsn Iafien molten. Oas TT bic Gage 6er
Subsn. sic werben als cine ~beionbere
glafe betra9tet. sic fiub ni1t unbs6sus
tenb senus, UNI unberiidii9tist gu blsibsn.
Dag man is pon Clubs, @eieui9aften,
Priuuti9uIen, gersnisunssorten auss
idIieBt, bas benefit, baB elm Gbsil Der
Waioritdt fid drsert unb ibnsn bic Wa9t
Der Waioritdt fibIen Iafen MIL" Su
bieien Worten 1T wenis 8abrbsit, aber pisl
Gali9beit unb idbii9e Eartihsrie entbaIs
ten.
gasib unb WiBsunit mag fi9 aaerbinss
sessn ieben &ei9tbum, !. .. aud ben bes
A6eIs unb ben Der &ir9en ,i9ten; aber
wdbrsnb sessniibsr benz Iesteren ft5 Der
Gsib wiber ben iibsrsroBsu Bsis ais fol-
den rt5tet, tommt BET benz gro6en jibii9en
8sfs bic usrd9tIi5e unb 3weibeutise art
bes grperbes In 8etra5t. Die sSuben
arbstten ni9t, trsiben isIten etu ebriaues
9anbpert ober @ei9dft, unb werben benz
nod iber Ra9t fteinrei9. Da3u tommt
bic art unb Weiie, wis bic Suben ibren
&et9tbum ausbeuten unb sebrau9en.
Dies sei9tebt ni9t gum Woble bes 8oItes
obsr bes Stsates, ionbsrn gum eisenen
Wobl unb b51ftenS gum Woble vibrer
Glit1, b. t. Der Suben.
Wan bat In fribsreu 3sitsn setIast ibsr
ben &ei9tbum vb ct tobten 9anb~,
b. 3. Der &irdsn unb &lofersiter, wdbs
rsnb bod bic gintinfte bieier Sitter gum
Woble DeS Soltes uno bss Staates per-
wenbet purben !; pts pisl mebr &e9t bate
mar jstt gu Hagen ibsr bic Sitter Der
ii ibii9en 9anb", weI9e NIT Gapis
tai unb 3infen nidt nur bem BOLT unb
Staate entiosen finb, ionbern our l1nters
io9uns besieIben psrwenbet wsrben. Sos
balb Der &ei6tbum zines 2anbes In iibii9e
Sdn6e iibsrsebt, bann 1T es UNI bic SeIbts
itdnbistsit isinsr Restsruns unb una bas
0obl Der Nation seidsben. Maa iebe
nur biniiber mad 6rantrst9, Oeferrei8,
Stalten, Deuti9lanb u. I. ID. Sas slei3e
@leub, psI9ss bic Suben untsr ben SIapsn,
Polsn, Oeuti9en unb 5ranBoien anssri9.
tet, werbsn iie nit Der 8eit aud bet uns
anri9tsn, wofern ibnen batu bte 5reibeit
sslaHsn mirb. Das fansen felbf BIinbe
an stn3uisbsn, wsI9s bic iibii@en grobss
runssn tn ben sroBen Stdbten Nep gort,
Chicago, New Orleans aufmertiam be-
oba@tet babsn. Ri9t 9tsib unb WiBsunit
baben tn europa bic anttiemtttf4e gswes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
@rtbt6csis New Oorf.

Sn Der Gapene bss 2sOs5auiss fir
beuti&e fatbolii&s giuwanbsrsr, bic benz
81. Grsensel &apbael sewsibt III, wurbs
gum srffsn WaIe @pttesbtenf sebaIteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-18
RatbpHf@er Qtrden 8 RaIenoer.

gOm sroBsn absubmabIe.-eue. IA.
g uunt. ben 90. sunni Sr%uuleiduausf. gbiIt.
The times., 1889-03-15
Easy E.pr.nent in chemss..y.

Gut three leaves Of red cabbage into
email pieccs, and, after placing them In
q basin. pour pint of boiling water over
them, letting them stand an hour; then
pour off the liquid into decanter. 1t
win bo OF fine tlue color. Then take
four wine glasses Into one put six drops
Of strong vinegar; into another, six drops
Of solution of soda; into third. the same
quantity Of strong solution of alum,
and let the fourth glass remain empty.
Fill up the glasses from the decanter.
and the liquid poured into the glass con-
tanning the acid viii quickly change 30 q
beautiful red; that poured with the coda
will be fine green; that poured In with
the nluin win turn to pretty purple.
while that poured into the empty glass
Win rsinain usshanged. - Practical
Teacher.
The times., 1889-03-15
Is consumrtsen freuYable?

Read the following: MIR. G. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says, WAS down with alb
cess of the lungs, and friend and physicians
pronounced me an incurable conSumptive.
Began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, am now on my third bottle,
am able to oversee my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine made.
Jesse iddlcwart, Dacatar, Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption | would have died
of lung trouble. Was given up by the doc
tors. Am now in the best Of health. Try
it. Sample bottles free at Parkill ~ Sons
Drug Store.
Itch, mango. and scratches on human on
uimals cuitd in 30 minutes by Woolford's
anitlry Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by t. A. I.aubengayer, Druggist, OwOsso,
Mich.
The times., 1889-03-15


cept occasional police duty, arc great
readers, and on any summer day you
can see groups Of them sitting together
on the banks of the lakes. sno,i:.g their
pi?es, reading and commenting on what
they read as they 60 along. BESIDES the
library there is q spacious flower con-
servatory, the plants of which tho col
diers take great delight in caring for.
On the cost Of the main building IL O
dormitory uSed for various purposes, tie
stables end fruit garden. On the west
is the hospital. and near by THO quarters
Of the governor and officers of the insti-
tuition. Beck of the main building is q
beautiful Seneca stone chapel. which
was finished In 1871. A bronze statue
Of Gen. Winfield Scott stands in con-
spicuous place on the grounds. Ada
cent to tho main building Ia the airy
rustic cottage, covered with roses and
vines, erected for the presidents in the
'70s. although before it was built Ger
favorito summer residence of Presidents
Pierce, Buchanan and Lincoln.
Sc
The SoldierS' homo ct washington was
founded In 1851, and was ardently ad
vocated by Gen. Winfield Scott. 1t was
then intended MS refuge for disabled
soldiers of the Mexican war a.d Ccl-
diers who had served in the regular
army for twenty years. It was then
built upon q comparatively small scalc,
and 1t wcs only from tho necessities of
the civil war that 1t has become ono Of
the model institutions of the kind In tho
world.
Its broad plan 10 admired by somo Of
the most deprecatory military critics Of
Europe who have inspected it. Before
tho civil war every soldier in tho army
was taxed twenty-five cents month to
aid in tho support of the homo. After
the civil war this tax was reduced to
twelve cents. AL llsoldiers who have been
disabled in service, and those who hnvo
performed service for twenty years, can
reside without cost at the home for tho
remainder of their lives, and there arc
many who prefer the comforts and COM
parative freedom Of this cxcellently man
aged institution than TO be dependent
upon the begrudged charity Of their rela-
lives.
The times., 1889-03-15
scrns Foolish People

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
"Oh, 1t will wear away" but in most cases
IL wears them away. Could they be in
duced TO try the successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, which Is sold on positive
guarantee to cure, they would Immediately
see the excellent effect after taking the first
dose. Price so cents and 81. Trial size
free. At all druggists
The times., 1889-03-15
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
SOMETHING ABOUT ONE or WASH
lNGToN'S FAMOUS INSTITUTIONS.

the Confident Capital sirhtse~r. aud How
ne Makes = Most rruitiess. Effort to See
Everything Worth Seeing In the City I'm
One pay--A Learned Veteran.
When Benjamin Harrison is inaugu-
rated president Of the United States,
there will probably be from 100000 to
100000 strangers in Washington. The
vast majority will be persons of moder-
ate means. who have but little time to
spare, and who will take the holiday
not so much to witness the grandeur of
an Inauguration as for the purpose of
enjoying she beauties of city the de-
The times., 1889-03-15

DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment ls the
only sure cure for blind, bleeding or it,hing
piles ever discovered. IL never fails tc
cure old chronic cases OF long standing.
Judge Coons, Earyville, KY, says: "Dr.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment cured me
after years II suffering" Judge Coffin
bury, Cleveland. Ohio, says: Il have found
by experience that DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment gives immediate and perm
anent relief" We have hundreds of such
testimonials. DO not suffer an instant
longer. Sold by druggists at SO cents and
81 per box.
The times., 1889-03-15
Election Notice.
Suvarrr's OpPrcr

SHxRIfF's OPPIcF
Csrunna. Mich, Feb 9th, 1899
To the electors Of Shiawassee County.
Notice is hereby given Of the next election IN bs
held In this state and Of the officers to be elected
as follows IT q. MoRRiCn, Sheriff, for Shiawss-
SEQ County, Micfigan.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
OFFICE OF THE sEcRErARY OF STATE.
Lansing. Jan 20 1889
To the Sheriff Of the COUNTY OF Shiawassee.
Sir:-YOu arc hereby notified that at the eiec-
iion TO be held on the 6rst Mon.ay of Apt u. .ss9
In tho state of Michigan, the following officer
arv TO be elected viz:
A Justice Of the Supreme Court In place ol
Thoinas X. Sherwood. whose term Of office will
expire December 3ist, 1889.
Also two regents of the University in place Of
Charles b Draper and Austin Blair. whose term,
of ONCE will expire D~cernber 3ist. 1889
In testimony wbereofI have hereu1t0 net my
hand and AIMED the Great Sea, Of the State OF
above written. Y. B EsAN,
Deputy Secretary Of State
The times., 1889-03-15

For the relief and cure of the infama-
OH ant cong siion called "a cold in the
head" there Is more potency IN Ely's Cream
balm than III anything else II is possible u
prescribe. This preparation has for years
past been making "A brilliant .uccess as a
remedy Tor cola III the head, catarrh and
hay fever. Uused in the initial stages of
these complaints Cream Balm prevents any
serious developmt Mt of the symptoms, white
almost numberl,ss cases are on record of
radical cuies of chronic catarTh and hay
fever after all other modes Of treatment have
proved of no avail.
The times., 1889-03-15
tbs Eouaol,sse Man ;n owosso.

hs well as the handsomest, and others are
invite to call ON any druggist and get free
a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, remedy that is selling
entirely upon its merits and is guaranteed
to relieve and cure all chronic acute coughs,
asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Large
bottles SO cents and 81.
The times., 1889-03-15
It Is q Curious Fact

That the body is now more susceptible to
benefit from medicine than at any other sea-
son. Hence the importance of taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla now, when 1t will do
you the most good. Ii is really wonderful
for purifying and enriching the blood, Gre
ating an appetite, and giving healthy tone
to the whele system. Be sure to get Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself.
The times., 1889-03-15

The state board Of pharmacy recently an
alyzed twelve Of the most popular medicints
I'm order to see whether they were as recon-
mt ndrd. After two VI, eks of careful
work, they awarded the iiIst prize, "a golo
Nedal. to Messrs. A. l.. Oroway d Co.,
propriet0is of Sulphur Bitlers, it being In
their opinion the beet and only strictly purt
blood purifying medicine in the market
Weekly Chemist.
The times., 1889-03-15

wretchedness of the wcaths1, 10 iuspaGt
tho environs Of the city. which fern ons
OF its most attractive features. II you
happen to 60 to Washington when Hss-
rison ia inaugurated, and the weather,
by some strange freak, happens 10 bc
fine, you cannot pass q more pleasant
half day than by driving out to the Ma
tional Soldiers home. You can go therc
by street car. but tho drive is such .
magnificent one that 1t is worth a great
deal more than the very reasonable fare.
~.
The Sodiers home is about three miles
north Of the Capitol. The grounds,
which include 800 acres. have for the
most part been left In tneir natural state
But few trees have been razed to tho
earth. and in the autumn the old veterans
gather hazel and walnats within few
hundred yards Of the home. The only
improvements that have been made ON
nature are seven miles Of drives Of sur
passing beauty. and several glistening
miniature lakes. upon the bosom Of which
ride several dignified swans. The main
building Of the home IL of white marble,
and is Norman in design. 1t measures
200 feet in front, and there are usually
zoo veterans accommodated in it. In
the rear is "a spacious wing. which
ia used as a mess room. Every
possible comfort. even luxury, is pro
vided for the occupants, and they are
only required in turn to obey few sim
pie rules, such Us rising at 7. retiring at
10, to be on hand when the roll is called,
and not to absent themselves from the
grounds without leave.
x~s
The home contains . large and well
selected library. and some of the in
mates, especially Few who have been
there for many years, have grown pro-
digiously learned. The writer was in
Washington last summer, and while
strolling along one of the shaded roads
suddenly came upon an old soldier,
whose face had been SCARED by the con-
fiicts Of two wars. sitting on log and
intcntly reading rather pretentious
looking volume. Upon being asked what
book interested him s,. deeply he pointed
to the title ON the back-IIomer! And
he proceeded to give SO clear and sharp
an analysis Of certain passages of the
Iliad that the writer, whose little
Greek had long ago hcen forgotten. and
who had always been compelled to read
the master works Of the ancient Greek
singer in trGnslations, was simply too
bewildercd to follow him, and hid his
diminished head. The majority of these
old veterans, having little else to DO, ex-
The times., 1889-03-15
Susklsn's Arn.cs salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rht um, fever sores,
letter, ehapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t 10 guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded.
Price 25 cents yer box. FOR sale by ParkiH
d Son.
The times., 1889-03-15
Fer Sale.

The Board OF Education desire TO sell the
Iron Fence, enclosing the Union School
Grounds, in whole or in parts, to suit pur-
chasers. Enquire of John Goodwin, near
grounds e. V. SMITH,
Secretary.
The times., 1889-03-15

IL is calamity of ths direst kind 10 fsc1
th,t ones physical energies arc falling u
,ho prime Of life-te feel nerveless, mort'
dlspirited, weaker every day. Yet thh r.
the unhappy lot Of hundreds who eurrouB6
US. A source Of renewed strength which
science approves. In behalf OF which mnltd-
tudes of the debilitated have and are even
day testifying, and which ia countless in
staDcss, has built up constitutions sappcd
by weakness and lnfrmity and long unben-
emitted by other means, surely commeRds
itself TO all who need a tonic. Hostetter's
Stomach Biiters Is such medicine-pure.
botanic, soothing to the nerves, promOtivc
Of digestion and fertilizer Of the blood
Dyspepsia and nervouspess--the Grst Il
cause, she second u consequence Of lack ~
stamina--depart when course " the BIZ
ters is tried. All forms OF nnlaiial discasc.
rheumatism, kidney and bladder tronbln,
o onstipation and billousness arc annihilnted
by this standard family medicine.
The times., 1889-03-15

iiuA.r ...s"i"rn pecu al % itsel
and superior 10 ali other preparations In
strength. economy. am mcdicianl merit.
The times., 1889-03-15
Probate Order.
STATE or MTCHTGANl.
Coapty Of Shiawassee .

8TATEO or MTCHTGAN1
Csssty Of shiswasses SIS.
A. q sessiou " the Probate Court for ssia
CSunsy held at the Probate once, In
the city Of Corunna, onwednesfay the 9th day of
Fsbrnary In the year Of our Lord one thou ssnd
eight hundr,d and eighty nine.
Present, Matthew Bush. Judge Of Probate.
In she matter OF tho estate OF John n. Kirkland.
deceased
Franklin z. Sheldon, administrator of said es-
satc.eoes into ourt and represen sthat he is
prepared to render hs aaa account as such ad-
ministratsx.
Thereupor Il Is Ordered. that Tuesday the ID
dsy OF April next. n ten o'clock In the forenoon,
be ssssgned for exsmining aud allow wing euch sc-
cosnt and that che heirs at law of said deceased.
and all other persons Interested In said estate,
are rrquircd 10 appear AZ s-ssion Of said Court
then 90 be bodsn st the Probste once in the city
cf Oorunsa In said csuuty. and show cause. n asy
there be- Why the said account shosld not bc AL
lowed: W
Ana Il Il Furho, Ordered. that said administra-
Tar give Botics " pcrsons Interested in said estate
OF ths pendentv said account. aud the hearing
Thereof by rassng copy or this order t. be pub
ltrlsed o. THE TfnKs. ncws' aprr printed and
circulating In said Ossnty. tbi 90 successive weeks
previous To sah day Of hearing:
"A esns eouv.l Jsdgo Of Probate.
The times., 1889-03-15

f~~-'->'
u .I,...o.n F0i'', < ise, IgGoranca i'.,> 80 ~
Oy taxation Enervg;ing ard uHi:t'rg i!H Tnti:a
for ~ ork B,ain ss io Married or socisl ls4.ptlpn
Avoid unesisul prctandet5. iNsscsS thH N7tAT
work. II contain. 81 pages, royal Svo. brchlry
l:na.nG, csnhorsed, iuil gilt Price. only 81 ~
r,;il ;ios, paid conccacl In plain wrapper lN,.s
tra xs Prospectus rco. IL you apply now. Tho
distinguished author, VIM. II. Parker, NJ u. 70
colyed the COD ND JEWEkLEp EEcA<-
from the Rational Medica! Ars clasi n.
Cor she prlzE ESSAY on HEEvo 0 and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. DIR. Parker and acorps
Of Aesietant Physicians mny be consulted. conf
sottialy by mail or In person, nt the etilce OF
TIE pr,xnOpy MEDICAL T~srfTuTE,
No. f'u f-r rt.. 0rtor. NHs n whumnH
nySlt.-s g.. Hstr litp-a fo~ '',uuld be
dir t
The times., 1889-03-15
Are You Going

to travel? If 80 You must be very careful
Of your health. or your doctors bill will cost
you more than your travelling expenses. A
bottle of Sulphur Bitters will protect you
fram all sickness incident 10 q change Of
C innate. e.-Fyenng Telegram.
The times., 1889-03-15

THE PRESIDENTS SUMNER HOUSE.
ing into bloom, It's graso surrounded
mansions of ornate architecture, and the
air like that Of Madeira In October, it Is
like n great village. totally undefiled by
any nervous air of business or the noisy
compliments OF business In city like
New York CT Chicago. It Is unfortunate
that the Inauguration Of the presidents
occu-s in March. which In Washington
Ia the most disagreeable month Of the
year. The vast numbers of strangers
who 60 to Washington during the inau.
gurations have but little opportunity
and less inclination. owing to the usual
The times., 1889-03-15
HlNDERCORN6.

TAesafest. sre~s and best cure for C1ns, Bunions "a
f3to-s Al rnin. cop-frrt 70 to feet Never Inn
70 cure. Is cents at Druggists Lisco< q Co. N =
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DR.. John Norris, in a paper recently
read before the section on sanitary
science OF the Medical and Chirrugical
Faculty OF Maryland advances some
surprising ideas on the wholesomeness
Of the eggs of commerce. lie says
these popular articles of diet are per-
hapS the most liable to dangerousI
change when kept, as they generally
are. for months before being exposed
for sale. They do not become oyerripe
and offensive In the old.fashloned way.
but they are invaded by peculiar fun
gold growth which can only bal
detected by the microscope, but which
may be recognized by peculiar musty
taste, unless the palate of the eater has
become educated by longcontiaued
use of the cooled" product. The
egg In this condition is very unwhole-
some food, and may lead to serious all
ments in persons of delicate constitu-
tion or weakened digestive apparatus.
To attack the egg-cOoling industry is
to assail one Of the most protitableI
industries connected with the produce
business. When eggs are very plenti-
full they are bought up and packed
away in cooling-hOuses and kept until
a raise occurs in the market through a
falling off in the supply. Then the
market is stocked from the material
first received IN store. The ordinary
tests are useless when applied to these
eggs, the only ones they fail to respond
to being those Of the palate and incu-
bator; they are of no value as chicken
producers. ''Candlingn fails to show
any lack OF translucency, and the
oldest inhabitant Of the cold-stOrage
wareroOm will have lost little or mons
of its substance by evaporation, hence
the floating test is Of no more aval
than the other. The condition of the
surface Of the yelk and of that OF the
membrane lining the shell do give occa-
sional indications of the impairment IN
the shape Of specks of visible mold
but when cooked this. is not even
apparent. Eggs are not the only arti-
cles Of diet that are rendered positively
poisonous by reason of being kept by
middlemen in cold storage. DR.. Nor
ris also considers the ice-box an insani-
tary agent, and declares all food to be
injured by contact with quantities of
Ice. The natural law of the change is
simply arrested, and when foods kept
on ice are brought into normal atmOs-
phere decomposition sets In at once,
and they are rendered unfit for con-
sumption.