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Chinese Medicine.
From the Chambers Journal.

The medical art in China is myst erioui
aud empirical. The medical profession is
regulated by rules almost the opposite oil
those which prevail in England. In China
the doctor receives a fixel salary as long as
his pa lent is in good health. II the pa.
tient falls Ill the doctors pay is stopped I'M
til a cure is affected.
In England sick person usually tries to
assist the docCor by explaining the symp-
toms Of his case. In China this would be
considered an insult to the doctor. The
doct r may feel the patients pulse, examine
the skinsaud look at bis tongue; but he may
ask no Questions. He Is tnen expected 10
diagnose the disease from whion the sick
man is ailing and to prescribe remedy. Tue
medicine prescribed is usually very cheap
and very nasty; but some drugs are hign
priced; and there are certain precious stones
which are believed to be of wonderful
efficacy in curing diseases. One of these
OK ensive prescriptions consists Of very
costly ingredients. White and rel coral, ru-
bies or jacipth, pearls, emeTalds, musk, with
one or two earths in special qualities, are
crushed into powder, 70 led into pills with
gum and rose water, and coated with Id
leaf. This unique medicine is reported to
be an infalllbls cure for smallpox, me h
sizes, scarlet fever, and all diseases which
arise from blood poisoning AID break out in
cutaneous eruptiois. The strengthening
properties Of the preparation o SAID to be
quite remarkable. The Jesuits, who -four
isaed in China IL the early part OF the
present imperial dynasty, affirm that they
have seen men snatchea from the last con-
yulsions Of death by It's judicf us use.
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of black velvet. would make it up as
simple princesse robe without adoruings. 1t
may train if g'andmamma wishes. Who
has better right TO trailing draperies than
she whose ned of hurry is over, whose
movements ae slow and whose gown will
not be in herwayl | would have pie ty of
soft white lac al the throat and more falls
of lace hat hiding the dear withered
hands. Fop less grand occasions grand
mother liks black silks, but not the silk to
which her affections ought to be pin ed
If she car be weaned from the stiff silks of
her girlhtod the battle is half gained. There
is nothing uglier for her an the shining
surf ace and the rasping und Of such ma
terial. she wants the softest, most easily
drapiug silk to be had for money. Black
Surah0r black l dian silk belongs to her,
still SIMPLY made and trimmed little or not
at al. The black nets and smaller meshed
grenadines suit her for summer, and with
these she may wear black lace, the richest
and costiest she has in her bureau drawers
Black cashmere ne DIS to be carefully select
ed for grandmother and mada up for her
quiet street wear.
And her caps. She is not human if she
does nat take joy in them. A dear, grand
motheriy soul who never thinks once and a
half of her gown spent three hours
at her mill er's yesterday looking over
those scraps Of lace ard muslin to pick out
something to wear in a simple evening
company. Here is her chance for a bit Of
discrimination in color. Shall it be all
white or shall there he a black or a pale
lavender bow9 Again maintain that on
some snowy heads a wee ribbo Of blue is
enchanting and there are grandmothers-
not many-who are posi- lively sinful If they
do not bloom faint y ia fair 10 seoonde
Juenssse by putting on bit of pink.
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GRANDMOTHER cloaks are hard to find but
she does not always want to wear shawl
Did you ever see grandmother in one of
those trimmed and b juggled short
wraps! l hope you never may. They take
all the dignity, all he reverence away. Her
street garment must be long one, easily
fitting and with ne your limb conf =
i G in, entions of Satan, dolman sic YES.
Grandma may slip, very possibly she may
want to lean on a young strong arm. Her
own must be uufettered that she may lift it
to rest on yours.
And her bon let. How seldom it is that
the millluer gives any very serious heed to
her tastes or her needs She does It want a
fl lava atom of thing and she does
want. usually, some good subs antial strings
to tie under Ter chin. She can wear feath-
ers on it, and trimmings of velvet, and bit
of flower in summer if it is purple or not
too gaudi Y toned.
How she does rejoice in an India shawl.
When she has given up every other earthly
vanity what light will dawn in her EYES
at sigatof its soft orient ii tones A shawl
laid upon her coverlet healed good elderly
lady once upon time. How c Dud she die
and never wear once the gift of her grand
son? Furs are another delight for the chill,
thin blood Of age. Muffie them we'll IN
sahles, for what would the chimney corner
be ike without the knitting needles and the
cushions for the cat and the lap for the last
new babys ELLEN OSBORN.
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MEDICAL
Health is Wealth.

DR. E @. WEsr NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
NENT, guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dizzi-
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prostration caused by the
Depression, Softening OF the Brain, resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barrenness Loss Of
Power in elmer sex, Involuntary Losses aud
brain, sef-abuse or over-indugence. Zach DO <
contains one months treatment; 81 boy. or
six boxes for - sent by mail prepaid, on re-
ceipJ OF price. We guarantee six boxes 70 cure
any case. With eacn order received by us for
six boxes, accompanied with S., We viii send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund
the money ii the treatment does not effect a
cure, Guarantees Issued only by THE q. M
HEIDI COMPANY. Wholesale Druggists, Sole
Agents, corner Congress and Whitaker streets.
Savannah. Ga
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FASHIONS IN GRANDMAS.
QUIET HOUR WITH QUIET GAPS
AND GOWNS,

rorthe Dear Soul Who Sits by the Fire
ood Pets the Kittens and polls the
Cbildren-PurpIe, Black, White and
p1ue-From Fifty to Four Score.
Copyright 1891
Nrv YORK, March Black velvet is
NV hobby for gcandmothers. She wore it,
nv hearts idol.
have only to shut my eyes on this gray.
sodjen March and can see her, the ideal
grandmamma
uar white hair curls in soft little rings
obout her forehead. A blue vein or two
shows on the temples beneath tho transpar-
ctskin. T ere is the faintest tinge of pink
- bar cheeks still smooth. Her eyes look
ont shrewdly from sensitive highbred
face She holds her slight figure erect like
aq1eens
0,ce | asked her c. idish question:
"Are you p Qua, grahu ma hlna:
She answered.:
at is wicked not to be proud"
Sh, 10 Ks like Dresden china. And when
sbe alks- nd if she can be induced to
sneak of "the irst time, my dear, / ever
went to the white house TO call n President
Jaclsol with M. Clay, wno had b'ough
me from kaltucky with Susan Clay 1t
is as delg hlful as reading Dolly Malisons
letters
Then she plays the quaintest old tunes,
esteemed famous in their day. IN the quaint
est way, upon the piano. Bat it is only oc-
casiolally that my fancy, or is 1T memory,
betravs her into these charming ndiscre-
ito S! Usually she stands a little In the
background, saving little, looking much,
comnari Vanity Fair now with Vanity
Fai fifty years ago, in that trailing velvet
robe.
But it is not every grandmother whom
would out into black velvet.
This little grandmother went to a recep-
zion, this little grandmother sta ged at home
this little grandmother drank tea la
Russo, this httle g an lmother drank none; ;
this little grandm ther went trotting all
over the house, the slave Of baby and the
boys.
There are so many different kinds.
The giddy Young grandm other Of so, the
Jelly round grandmobhe of so, the placid,
conf 1rtable grandmother of TO- the dear old
fireside granIno her Of 80 can't be brought
into the same category.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION

STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
- 10 the Honorable the superior Court OF said
county:
Toe petition OF r. F HARMON. w. r.
CHI APLlN, W. A. WALKER, II. s. DIR ESE, b.
e. WRIGHT 8. l.. LAZ RON, w. r. HOGAN,
w |. LEOPOLD, J, T, WELLS, q. f. BROUGH-
TON, and q. M, REILLY, Of said State aud
county especially shows that they aud their
ass ates aud successors desire To be incor-
poraJed and become a body corporate under the
AND sAviSGs c0M h YSYASL YoS Sld d hUAS
the full term OF twenty years, with tle privilege
of renew al at the end " said term. The priuoi-
pal office and u ace of busine 6 Of said com any
shall be In Chatham coun y, Ge 'rgia with the
privilege OF doing business Ia any other county
in said State.
That the capital stock of said company shall
consist of not less than five hundred C500l shares
OF the par value of two hundred tS2l0) dollars
each 10 be paid in successive insta iments of
twenty-five t25c.) cents per share each we TX
until each share, with the accumula ions there
on, shall have reached said I'm OF two hundred
(S20O dollars per share, with power Ia the di-
reCtorS to increase the number Of shares from
time to time. or issue the same In cons cutive
ser es to any number, not exceeding In the
aggre ate ten thousan l10,000) shares
Tina tn SAID company shall have the power
TO contrast aud be contract ii with. sue and be
sued, TO make and use corporate seal should
they 80 desire, and the same to break and alter
at pleasure; to have, hold receive leas4 pur-
chase, convey pied and mortgage under It's
corpor 10 name properly, both real and per-
!. bull h rus 5 and rent or sell the sa ne: to
lend money to its me ubers and others upon Sc
curity, and upon the instalment pla i, and upon
SUCH other plan or plans, and TN Ter sue other
terms, conditions aud ways as to its Board of
Directors may seem right and proper; to name
appoi such offic Rs and agents as the In
tei e,ts and convenience OF said corporate ion
may re Iulre; t. make and est abi such rules,
regulations and bylaws for the proper manage
ment q nd control of the affairs of said company
AZ may from time to time be necessary and
prop II, and the same to change and alter at
pl asure
THAI said company shall have the power to
issue certificates OF ind btedness for stock when
matured, and for other moneys ece we'd by II,
in discretion Of the Board OF Directors.
Your petitioners further show that tbs
requisite amount of capital stoc in which the
first installment has been paid in under this
Charter HIS been subsc ibed.
Wherefore, your petitioners pray that they
may be Incorporated as aforesaid, with the
powers Aforesaid, and with such other powers,
privileges and anc ises as are usual TO such
corporations under the law, and your petition
ers will ever pray.
s. L. LAZARON,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed in Office and recorded this 97th day Of
February, 1889.
JAMES X P. CARR,
Clerk S. c., @. @.
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mo- : could dress grandmamma to my lik-
OS,l Iuouid have her III white sometimes.
fsmI,. anew she" stately grandmother, whose
ana Thought nothing too good for her
Wore wisely agreed with them, who
teLy "nlte velvet at her first granddaugh-
Nh" eadlng. She was a regal dame
|teroie Is hlndIy or all the softer white ma
|sts IT,. are AIT to be So Grandmother, who
|of my N.Y. ,ne nreside in slippers needs plenty
nifty hegliges. She cannot wear white
|heS, . ~ mat Is too cold and shiny. killing
|Nmtn i NC OIL her hair; but white flannel,
| toa..' cashmere, white lambs wool, if she
.biss "ov eel to TO too careful Of her en-
|vbiot H Tae delightful picture Of her
land nv, " ana Benjie will remember by
|gbo used 20 hear tale Of a grandma
|Ewa, ways wore white indoors. Mary
|n a n,irn arled years ago from her husband
|re,t4 Iarrel and three days later his boat
word own ,,.- III storm off Gloucester. When
FowN IaS brought her she pu ON the white
10 tb.u 9 nai liked aud had last seen her In.
After nay II her dee h she wore one cut
used tue same quaint old pattern. We
skirt Lsee ner IN her round waist, full
bapcrSe rchlef at her throat and pocket
10 SthsnSS az 6er side side. The world seemed
|called sun with her, and the neiphbors
Swan 'ue sweet, placid soul ''the gentle
b woS ell ma best gown, / have already said
lave II she needed one so gorgeous,
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mere Is one UnlnS WOulu always De
chary of doing. 1t is very seldom that l
would put grandn mother into gray. One
always thinks of her in Quaker colors,
especially If she be of the roly-poly, loving
kind; gray gown with black belt, kittens
clawing her fat little piucushion. Blu here
is a trad ton that needs to be changed
How many girls Of 20 do you know who
can wear gray, unrelieved by any other
color, or at most more than two or three
shades of French gray, with impunity?
There are soft grays and lovely grays, b t
did you ever see more than one human be-
ing in the course of your experie ce who
could put the a5hen grays or the steely or
metallic grays against her face and not b9
reduced thereby to a nonentity? Grand
mothers skin has been freckled in March,
and burned in Ju e, and Drowned in Au-
gust and dried to a parchment by alright
stove and furnaces in December three or
four times as long as your, has and how
do you expect it to survive such a color or
deal' Black in pie ty must relieve the gray
II she wears 1t, black lace or velvet. White
Is SO netineS even better, or-ls this heresy!
blue.
The dearest little grandmother of my &C.
quaintance white-haired and W hite-souled,
Enever so decorative, Whatever the color of
Der garments. as when she mas at her throat
sonnet Il flmy in lace and something soft
and fluffy in baby blue
had the buying Of grardmammas
gowns there should be more puppies among
them, IN the softer blue and the richer
pun red shades. Is she not queen of chill
dren grandchildren? There should be
iayeaders too, and lavenders combined with
bIack. II had experimental OF her and
FOUND 1t successful l should deal now and
tnen IN maroons, or, with black, SD uld
venture on touch Of vine or deep cardl-
nal The m -lancholy days have come, the
sddest OF the year, does not apply to the
american tumn or the properly cher
isned grandmot er. Not forever in the
10 gy and tie rainy tints should she mourn
eunmer Is gone, but summer goes out with
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phillins, Dirsstihle Cocoa

Is valuable substitute for tea or coffee. II
nourishes, while they only stimulate. supe-
rior drink for children and for nervous and
delicate women. II is different from all other
cocoas. All dru zgists.
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Weather Indications.

Maximum temperature, 81 3; minimum tenn
perature. 3j.2.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 1888
O'Clock a. IN. yesterday Augusta umel was
1873 feet, fail Of S.3 feet during the past
twentyfour hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
SAvANNAH, March 6. 7:s6 D. M, City time.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

HAND at soda fou' tain, or young man with
L L ONE experience in drug store. HEIDTs
POPULAR PHARMACY.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, situation "a lady's companion
w either to elderly or invalid lady; refer
ercas. Address COMPANION, 1l01a State street.
care Mrs. O, sen,
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WANTED. governess, competent to teach
w English, French, music, at plantation
home in sight of city; state accomplishments,
office
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WANTED, a situation as single or double
w entry Dixie per or assistant Address
EXPERT NOE, care News office.
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WANTED, a competent clerk in retail
w grocery; steady employment; state salary
and where last employed. Address BUSINESS,
care Morning News
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~~e>~T>~-@---TN--7--
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas,
VI DAVID P. AV RIFT has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters Of Administration
on the estate OF WALTER G. LESTER, de-
ceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom 1t may concern to be and appear before
said court, to make objection (f any they have)
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRILL.,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 9TH day OF
Marcd, 1889.
FRANK II. KEILBACH,
Clerk O. q q n
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WANTED, a sawyer for cir ,ular mill; give
w ag experience and reference; none but
driver need apply. SAWYER, care of Morning
News
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HOTELS.
THE MORRloON HOUSE

(tEETRAI.LT located, on ifns OF street cars
~ of RS pleasant south re oms, with excellent
board, lowest rates. With new aihs, sewerage
and ventilation perfect the sanitary condition
OF the house is or the best. Corner Broughton
md Drayton streets. Savannah. Ga
CANDA HOUSE, NEW YORK, Il lafayette Place.
GELECr BOARDING wi h hotel conveuiences;
- cuisine xcelent; terms very reasonable;
large southern patronage; send for circular.
w. W URQUHART Proprietor
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WANTED, good, steady oDlored wo an to
w cook and do neral housework for a
small family Apply between Q AMI 20 clock
on Thursday morning corner Whitaker and
YORK street. lane
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WANT you to remember it's your oopor-
w tunity while HEIDTS selling Fine AS
so ted Chocolates at 80, 70 get baryain.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNrY.--NotLce Is
" hereby given to all parties having demands
against the est tie of JOHN LENZER, late OF
Cha ham county. now deceased, to present them
to me- properly made out, within the time pre-
scribed by law, so as to show their character
ard amount; and all parties indebted to said de-
ceased are hereby required 10 make immediate
payment to me.
This FEBRUARY co. 1889.
EUGENE LABICHE,
Administrator Estate OF John Lenzer. deceased
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WANTED. a few shares Chatham Real Es-
w tate and Improvement Company. b. X,
care News office.
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HIGH-BRED HORSES ACROSS THE
WATER.

Racers in the Stables of the English
Nobility-A Mveryman's Reminis-
cences
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WANTED. men to travel the State Of Geor
w gia Call or address r. G. FETZER, 2l6
New Houston street, Savannah. Ga.
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MO doubt about it, the finest Chocolates on
~ the market are HEIDr'S, or they could
not he so pop liar.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

LNOR RENT, with or without boar 4, delight
Il full second-story TO I'm near the park. Ap.
ply at l6l Barnard street.
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T AIDES PENNYROYAL PILLS. Chiches-
II ters English Diamond Brand. Never fail.
Send DC (stampsl for particulars and Relief
for ladies' in letter by r turn mail. CHI
CHESTER CHEMICAL co, Philadelphia, Penna.
Sold by druggists. Take no other. 10000 testi-
monias.
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nor RENT, a newly repaired two story house,
L 10 good locality, Apply to j. DoWL, Jones
and Barnard streets
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LETTER BOXES
PERSONAL.

w ANTED, address of ANDREW JAMES
w DRUILLIARD. of Chatham county, in
1889, or heirs; important. Confer with VIM r.
LEAKIN or W. S. CHISHOLM, JR., attorneys
at law. Savannah Ga
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CRIMNEYS.

st denotes trace o. rainfall
NJ. J. WRIGHT. JR.. Observer Signal Corps
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WANTED, good barber; good pay to good
w man. Apply to Il. ERNST, Drayton and
Broughtou lane.
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LHOR RENT, one house OF eight rooms, and
Il two houses Of four rooms each. u Brough-
ton sire g.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

NOR RENT a desirable cottage, with stable
Il aud serv n - accommod tions, at Mont
eomery, Ga, fronting on Vernon riv T; FUR
nj he'd or unfu nisned For particulars apply
70 W. ]. B. ADAMS, 81 Bay street
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TOR RENT on or after the 10th, seven.room
II Louise. APP ly TO WIN. BoUHAN, corner of
Huntingdon and Mercer streets,
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nR. J. D. LANIER has removed TO the north
~ west corner q, Bull ard Liberty streets,
and will resume practice THIS MORNING.
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STRAYED.

- TRAYED, cream c jlored Texas Mare, will
saddle and bride. Finder will return l.
Savannah Cotton Mills and get reward
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BOA RIDING.


CAVANNAH HOUSE, No. 10 Abercorn street
y Handsomely furnished rooms, with board
for families or gentlemen; terms reasonable,
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, assistant bookkeeper, by q lum
w Der company on the Gulf; must write q
fair hand and be correct at fl ures; write, stat
ing age * lerienCe and reference; moderate
salary TO CONNIE CO. but good position will be
given to the right man. Address GULF, care
Savannah News, Savannah, Ga.
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nor SALE, Two desirable building lots on
II Barnard street, near Anderson. Apply to
c. 2. MILLER