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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
AN EXODUS OF NEGROES.
Southern Agents Batting Them with
Visionary Yarns.

Southern Agents Batting Them with
Visionary Yarns.
RALEIGH, n. c., March 12-Southern
agents moving negro families to Arkansas
are quietly, but successfully at work. Their
operations are confined thus far to few
counties on the railroad lines near Colds
boro. The counties are Systematically can
vassed. Several thousand persons have
already gone, and the indications point
to an extensive movement. Many
large plantations are almost de-
serted. Negro drummers are paid
IS for each family secured. The entire ex-
pense of transportation to Little Rock is
paid by the agents The negroes say they
are promised forty acres of land, a brick
house, COW, and 81 80 per day for labor,
and are told that corn sells for 10 cents a
barrel, and meat at d cent a pound
They know nothing of their destination.
The removal is by families. The planters
in the counties affected are greatly embar-
raised at the loss of farm hands at the be-
ginning of the planting season.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
WEST vIRGINIA's GOVERNOR

Wilson to Hold the Office for the Pres
emit at Least.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 12-The
supreme court this morning decided in the
Golf Wilson gubernatorial mandamus case
that Gov. Wilson is entitled to hold over
until such time as the contest between
Fleming and Golf shall have been settled,
or, in other words, Golf is not entitled to
the seat on the ground that the returns we're
not declared by the legislature. The fight
will now be between Wilson and Carr on
quo lUdrTanto proceedings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
Woolfolk,s Trial.

MACON, GA, March 12.-This was the
second day Of the Voolfolk trial. Sixty
eight jurors were examined and only three
qualified. Two were rejected by the defense
and one by the ate. The jury now CON
sists Of nine. An effort is being made to
secure the other three. The state has Ave
more ard the defense two more strikes.
Voolfolk created disturbance in the jail
and again It the court house this afternoon
By obsinately refusing to obey the sheriff's
orders.
Adams is weaker, but still alive.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
FLoRIDA's HEALTH BOARD.
DR.. Daniel Elected President-The
health officer

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March 12-The
members of the board Of health met here
to-day and elected DR.. R. P Daniel of Jack
sonville president of the board DR.. j. Y.
Porter of Key West is the only man spoken
of for state health officer, hut he is now on
the retired list of the United States army
and may be rejected under the Florida
laws This point VIII be settled before an
appointment is made, as all want DIR. Porter
TO be state health officer if possible
Gov Fleming aud State Superintendent
of Schools Russell are now in DeFuniak at
tending the meeting of the teachers of the
state. They will return on Thursday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
Among the Albanians.

ALBANY, GA, March 12.-Phylis Car, a
negro woman, was brought up from sum
ner last night for surgical treatment.
having been accidentally shot
Anthony Mccarthy knocked NJ lse Crum-
ley in the head with an ak handle this
morning in Sandy Bottom. Both are
negroes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13

Health, luxury, home comforts, fine drives,
fishing, hunting, boating and magnificent seen
cry and finest orange groves at the popular
Sanford House. Sanford Fla. under the liberal
management of Smith & Rogers. Sanford
House wharf is the terminus of the elegant st.
Johns river steamer Eight railroads center at
this point. Summer resort Prospect House,
Pentatoquit Hall and Cottages, Bay Shore,
Long Island.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
TO BIZ PAID $4,000. ,
A. +. Walker Accepts the Railway
Associations Craftsmanship.

AbSOClaJlOu 3 Ohalrmanbhlp.
CHICAGO, March 12-Aldace f. Walker
has finally accepted the craftsmanship OF
the Interstate Commerce Railway Associa-
ton. The position is guaranteed him for
three years at a salary of $4,000 per
annum. He expects to enter upon the dis
charge of his new duties in about three
weeks, meanwhile closing up his business
connection with the federal interstate COM
mission. He will remove his family to Chi
cago and make this city his home for an
indefnlta period
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
To PLANIE R 5.

Dow Law Cotton Planters.
Seed Drills for Beans and Peas.
Planet Junior Seed Drills.
Planet Junior Horse Hoes.
Planet Junior CuItivators.
Horse Hoes and CuItivators Combined.
Single and Double Wheel Hand Hoes.
Fire FLY Garden Vince Hoes.
Genuine Mey's, Dixie and Boss Plows,
Georgia Stocks, Steel Sweeps and
scooters Bull Tongues, shoyels and Half
Shovels at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
Captain of the praeoons.

DARIEN, GA, March i2.-Thomas s.
Wylly, Jr., was unanimously cleo ed captain
of the Mcintosh Light Drag )ons to-day by
the largest vote ever polled by the com
p9ny.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13
THE BASKERVILLE LAND AND I'M
PRONEMENT COMPANY.

The first 1st) annual meeting of the stock
holders of this company viii be held on
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at
O'Clock, at the Office of the Secretary, 1917 Bay
street. By order of NJ. A. COHEN, President.
S. l.. LAZARoN Secretary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13

NOTICE.
Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah.
to procure the benefit of the SPECIAL CON
TRACT RATES will call at the Office and sign
the contract.
G. G. ANDERSON, Agent.
SAVANNAH, March !, 1889.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-13

ATTENTION, GOOD LINERS.
viii have to-day and the balance of the week,
on my stalls, per Boston and Baltimore steam
erS.
CHOICE BEEF, MUTTON AND VEAL,
PICKLED BEEF TONGUES AND Triple,
Creamery Butter, Choice Sausages, Fresh and
Salt Water Fish, Roe Shad, Poultry, Game and
Vegetables to order.
H. LOGAN, CITY MARKET.
Where you win get our marketing fresh and
from first hands.
81 AND 6S CITY MARKET
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26
gu gSaier mad, GentraI etfrifa

Su @n9lono ilt man 9enei9t, ben
Mittbeilun9en StaulepS iiber oen6ld6ene
lmioug bes Yictorias sgtpanSa.Sees bie
weit9ebenbite Y.oeutlng i'm SnbIif auf
bic banSels: mo pertebrspoIitii6e 3us
tunit Sinnenairifas beisumeiien. gSie
i6ou beri6tet woroen, bat Stanley ii5
our6 peri0nIi9en glugeui9ein itberseu9t,
boB oas 9enaunte 8Giierbeten ii6 ni9t
lru6etrG9tIi6 peiter erltredt, ais bis Ca
bin an9euommen worben mar. Der
Yictoria 9tpansa entieubet nGmIi6 einen
laugeu 9luslduier i'll iiioweitli9er 9ti6s
tlng, mel6er ben bieieu Gee uon benz
Gonganyitu treuuen6en 3wii9enraum
aui nur l55 en9lii6e Weileu perriu9ert,
ben pabren SIG6euinbalt bes Sictorias
gpnusa aber nm 1900 Suaoratmeilru
permsbrt. Qluf @runo bieIer Staulep's
i6en @ntoetun9 erbdlt man pOn Der
9luoronung bet 9rOBen afritauii6en
Siuneuieen Elm gan; aubcres Bib !;
9eraoe Die beioeu 9r0Bten oerielben treten
in ein uusleb en9eres SerbGlmiB III
einauber; Der llmitaub, oaB Sictorio.
9puu,a unb Gau9oupita MIR anbertbalb:
bunoert en9Iii6e WeiIen uuseiuanber:
licgcu, bat in unteruebmenoeu en9lii6en
&0pieU it1on ben Blau entiprin9eu Iais
fen, ou5 febIenOe 3ruii3en9IieO Our6
Qlnlegung eines GGnaIs 81 er9duSen uno
babur6 eiuen &aiierwes uou bem Mit:
telmeere bis III bas SerS bes buntlet
Welttbeils, uuo bariiber binaus, st
idnHcn; einen 0Saiierme9, ber freilib
bier uuo oo our9 Naiierfdlle, Srom:
ibuelleu uuo llutiefen uuterbro9en piro.
9Seuu nu9 StanIep's 0ti9tigiteIluna
Die @eiammtIduse bes SictoriasgtpanSa
rurmebr uuf 27O Wleileu ii6 erb6bt
wdbren6 Der Saugunpita. .ibrer ibrer 400
miBt umo Ser 3wii1enraum nit 1855
Meilen binSufommt. 10 wiiroe nab Ser:
tigltelung bes 8erbinbungScanalS Smis
i6eu beioeu gSaiierbebdIteru Stnueus
afrta in ben Yeiie elmer uuuuterbro6e:
neu i6iifbaren StraBe pom S25 Wteilen
treteu. @ineu Serbiuoun9scaual pom
155 0teiIen 9dnse in GentraIufrita gu
baueu, lit iibriSens cine gluf9abe, bic
piel gu 9rOBurti9 1T seeeniiber bent ses
rinseu 9tussn, ben elm ioI9er GanaI bies
ten t0nnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26

pie Die J1Omanen sebralt9en 6afir MIR
bas Bort @eben, iuosesen ss an Cubs
itantiusn ui6t isblt, wie Present
cadeau, regal II. ID. 0ie 0euti6M
baben bic 8eSei3nuns Der 6reigsbi9teii
Don ibrem 2ieblinssgsiddit. bsm Grins
ten, ber9mommen. SheufeH 1T bas:
ieIte mie ginibentsn, Der GItsiteN nnO
nd6itIiegenOsu Qlrt Der aItuorbern, rirten
Siebesbienit gu erlueien. Der Stnnru
bes gSortes lit bos ausgsbObIte SsiH>
sceonca, weI@es ais 9auirobr am Sap
biente, mopou bos !3eitmori scencaD,
einibmteu (bericIbe Stamm lit in S6ens
tel unb III S6inten. Sym nIten 6rans
s6iii6su tommt, benz nahacbiloet, bas
@ort chinquer uor, aIeidbebentenO nit
3,3en, obne 3peiiel bur6 Die beuti9en
reitres ein9ebiir9ert. pie trinquer, 3us
trinteu. uno un Wiedercome, elm Sunts
pen. gIu6 Echanson, Der Munbi bi6enf,
tommt aus 6em 0euti6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26
tsnaliihe @obltbattafeit.

Sir bic Opferwi(listeit uu6 ben @es
meinliun ber 9robeu englii6eu @apitalis
iten Iiest neueroin9s Elm bereotes 3eu9s
nip nor. Sir gowaro @juinneB in
Dublin bat. wie aus 2onbon 9emeIoet
miro, gum 8au u5n 9trbeitermobnungeu
cine S1entung pon 250, 900 Bfuno
Sterling (mebr ais flint WtilIionen
Mart) 9ema6t Der 9roBberSi9e @eber
eeh6rt Der betannten Oubliuer Srauereis
SamiIie an, psl6e in 2orb 9IroeIaun felt
1880 i9on einen Sertreter i'm S6erbauIe
Iieen bat 9ie Queqe ibres @liifs bill
bet bas weltbefannte @uinneB' Stout
ienes buntIe, farte, i9dumenOe Bier,
has benz 9lulternsGlier ols 8e9leiter ieis
ner 2eibipeiie unentbehrli9 lit, bic SIut'
leere pirfuugsuou betdmpft uno nit benz
beugelben glIe bic .3weitbeilung BARTLETT,
Die Der Srite na9 Dem 0iulter Ieiner
beiOen perfniiuu9ssetreuen Parteien i'll
aue Ger6dltni6e bineinSutragen liebt.
8or brei SSabren iibernabm cine Ictiehs
9eieli6aft oas @ei6dft uno SabIte ben
SSnbabern Der 6irma ais GaufgeIo bic
enorme Summe pom 10000 8funb
Sterling aus. Die 6reisebi9teit 1T in
Der @uinneB'i6en Samilie erbli9. Der
ueritorbene Cir Benjamin See @uinneB
i6eutte l6O, 900 Yfunb Sterling 3ur
Reparatur Der ct. Batrifs SatbebraIe
III Dublin. Die @uinneB'i6e Stauerei
purbe im Sabre 1859 uou gIrtbur @uins
neB sesriinbet. Sie lit iett bic srOBte
ber QSelt uno beoeft einen iSld9enraum
non falt AZ glcres. Sic bei9dftigt beis
nabe 5000 2eute. SbgIei9 ibr Capital
wertb auf G,OOo, 900 Str. au9ei6la9en
wur6e, 1T Der Wtarttwertb beute piel
bOber. Die glctien uOtiren gum breis
fa9en NominuIpertb.
Cir g6parS bet BEN Sort in Die Sdnbe
breier Mdnner Nciest, 9oro 0towtOn,
9tit9ie unO 8luutc! Rit9ie 1T Der 9rd:
fioent bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno
Ylunfet 9autenmiuiiter; lie baben ba:
fir gu ior9eu, 6ab Die Acknowledgment
bsnen su quite tommeu, bic bis jett uon
ben @ebGuoen Der Beaboop :StiI Itun9en
Imb ben Observation-Disclosures ber bur6
Cir 9. Wuterloo seitifteten SmprOueO
Souitrial Dwellings Company ausges
i6toien bIsben. Beabobp, Elm eOeImis
t6igcr 9lmeritaner, Der in Qonoou ais
Suntier itarb un6 Oeiien grSbiIO jest
binter ber tOnisIi9en 8orie auf beques
mem SeiieI Der @pigtett ent9egenribt,
peruus9nbte i'm @anSen cine balbe OtiIs
lcu fir iol6e 9lrmenwobuuugeu; aber
Ieioer iiubet oos perworiene 2onbou, 6as
it9 init ben fiir9terli6en S9Iurfwins
teIu bes SitenOes bebilit, Oarin teine
9Iuinabme, iOnbern Der wobIbabenOere
SanowcrferituuO, Der aud obne BeaboOp
Im0 8aterIoo menI6cnwiirbi9e llnters
tlnit geiunoeu bate. Sb @uinueB nit
ieiueu Gauienten mebr Slid bat, bleibt
IeiOer abSuwarten; Die seite0te gIufsube
ilt i6wer Su lOIen. Die ueuen Wobnuns
gen, Die su pier SiinfteI in 9onoou unO
Su einem 6iinftel in Dublin Su erbauen
iinb, ioIleu su uieOrigeu Yreiieu uermies
tibet unO Der @rtrag Sur @rri6hug neuer
@obnun9en uerwanot perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26

-Oie yGbeinii d @ itfdIi:
i6e 3eituns" uerOiientIibt eineu Otuiit:
brief aus JtOln, porin ii9 ioIsence It'll.
pole auSIoiiung iIber Oas SerNi'i6e
Jteauiem iinost: Dem, mas mare
pobl aus benz 0tequem seworOen, wenu
Der Meilter bel Der Competition ieine
ean,e Gigenart ior9ium peri6IOhen
bate, weun CT, oer beiBbIiiti9e StaIiener,
6elicn M,IoOieu serObe bieie Gi9enidoft,
unO sewiB nibt gu ibrem gta6tEe.Ie,
pioerpie9eIu, trouernb ieiu Saupt per-
balt, bic Stirne in iiir9terIi9e 6alten
9e5ogen, Spre6periube in elmer ibm bis
Subin u6Qig uugewobnten 0teOepeiie all.
aeitellt uuO Die Jpn Iei6t einiaIeuOen
@cbunten ueria9t obertv 9e9en ben Strid)
oebilriteg" bate. 0erieIbe S6riititeuer
beridtet itber cine Sdnseriu, 6ereu
,,meiiterIib gei6uIter Sopran milbelos
bis III Die S9ueere9onen Der menib;
li6en Stimme empuriteist." 9as muE
babi6 ieiu!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26
- @ o 0aan6er siebt CUR @lads',
iaao aus

- 80 Rau6er Siebt CUR @Ilds,
ia9o aus
Sir pisIe @o6en =
limb iuit 9in9 er pom Sauie tort
0a bats pergebens bel ibm uor9es
ipru9en.
= 6 in tomii6er &au3. Sm.
6orfe MarientbaI bel 3pidau lebte i'm
Qlnfause bs5 uoriseu SabrbuHbsrts ein
9auersmann gfamens Sobann 90bme,
Der iibsraa aIs Spabuo9eI betannt mar
iuo bur6 isine beitere Qduue bel ,5eltIi6z
teiten I'M 9orfe Elm unsntbebrIi6er @ait
9epor6eu mar. GroS6sm iiberiiel ibn
Qebensmiioigfsit uno er bei6IpB, ireiwils
Ii9 aus bem Oieiieits an i9eiOsu, 6ies q,
aber, ieinsm Gufe entipredenO, ais rs6ts
i9affener 2uitigma6er 3u tbun. 9lm
IL. glprH 1888 fam iein g8ei6 pom6sIoe
na9 Suuie lmb fan6 bic GtubentbIre,
peri6IOhen. glIs bieie auleBt nit @es
malt seSiInet wurbe, bot ii6 ben @iHtres
tenben elm ieItiamsr glnbIid. Sobanni
8Obme bins erOrOieIt an eilsm eiiernen
Safen. gr bate iib, nie eas auf benz
Glide ftebenbe SarbierSeus bepies, srlt
fsiu rairt unO banu fiir BEN Weg in's,
Seuisits wunOerlite Goilette 9ema9t.
9ta66em ct mebrere PfiibIe un6 Seillen
Inn ben 9sib 9ebunoeu, batte er neun
@eiberr6de iibereiuanoer angejosen, eiu.
idwarSes &amms anseEegt unb 5uee,
iduirt, barunter Srpei &aar 9lermel bes.
feiti9t unb porn bic Spitsn beruor9c1Os
;Oeen, ferner iieben S9iirseT, bretblaus,
cine idwarSe uub cine weiRe por hen Qeib
unb ,wei bIaue iber ben 9iden aebuns
ben, brei Salstii6er umselest uuo imei
nm ben Ropf sel9luu9en, pier Sauben
nn6 bariiber bic CUTE 8nbelmiise isiucr
6rau auf9eiest uno Elm Paar Sirlatiden
all bic 6iBe gesogen. Die 0Gnbe itef=
ten III bem SOnutossmuii Der 6rau.
Bis 1u eiaem NaastsniterS, bate fi9
SObann SSbme gum EoOe bersitct. @sil
ct INNER in gutem RuIe 0elSnuosn ano
sinen 6riitIi9tH 2ebenswdnSeI aeFlbrt,
wurbe lsiu 2si6nnm nidt inter benz
@jaI9en, ioneern in eineu Q4intel 6eS
@jottesaders psri6arrt.
-8inf lit benz 3auRpfabl
Stuoiolus Summel I6IieBt eiuen Brief
oil ieiuen Sater nit ben Worten: ,Mir
wGre es iebr lieb, penu On mir um9e,
beHb GntpOrt per Potonwciluns SutOnts
r,ru IieBeit!A
Steiner LII teri5ie6. Mar:
,..Ou miro aber 0siu gatsr einen pas
nii6en Sdrefen se5abt babeu. ais On
pom 9lpisIbaum beruutsriieIlt?~ - 5ris
(tIdsIi6): ugteiu, bos nibt, obsr sincn
- ipanii6en Stedeu!" N~-~.
Nir SrbeutIi6eS. -
Sebt, ba bebalte i'd mie6er einmal red]t.
als S6maISbuber's Ro6erib nod eiu
gang tIeiner Sub mar, bab' i9 idon ee,
ia9t, aus benz wiro i'm 9eben mir Srtents
i6es = gtun, mas 1T er beuu sswOr,
benz - StoatsanwaItl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26

nit Dem er ben armen iebnIa9tgequalten
StrdfIins besIiidt bate. llnb in biefem
Suntte irrte er ii9er uidt. Ssoe @jnts
Ibat, bic mir anbern erwsiien, trd9t aud
iiir ms ieI6it lire berrIiben 6rii6ts,
mo bas nidt MIR am beiIisen 2Iben6,
ionoern nn icoem Gage un6 iebem glbenb
InIeres gnnSeu Sroenmallens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26

glm beirgen 8eibua6tsabcno
!3um 6riebbof it'll mb ieii'
S6Iei6t weineno cine NSutter
Wtit einsm Gauneureis.
sic bat i'm baIb seitluOeu, -
Sic peiB ibn ia 10 gut, =
Den tIeinen irii9eu Siigel,
Oaruuter ibr SinoIsiu rubt,
Sier pflaust lie in beiI'ser ShQe
0as SGum6en in ben Sauo,
limb i6miift es nit buuen Rer,eH
llnb nit @,aben uuerbano.
ltnb ais Der Slang Der &ersem
Den Siisel lidt umflieBt,
Sid aug Der 0tutterieeIe
Die Siebe aIIo erSieBt:
Seut tonnt i6 nimmer uergehen,.
Su lieber Rnabe meiu,
Die .3eit, ba On nod ipielteit
Sier nm Oein MiitterIein.
On faBeit, miiO' pom SpicIen,
9Senn's bdmmerte, itiu bel mir,
limb UtiItterIein erSGblte
Som beirsen glbeno Dir.
Som Iiebsn @eibnadtseug
Der nieoeritei9t sur @rh',
llno allen 9uten Sinoeru
SieI @abeu 9on bei9ert.
llub bate i6 Dir peripro6en,
9oB, wenu On fromm piIrO it lsin,
glu3 Dir mas brin9en iueroe
Oas 8eibnabtsengelein;
Damn iant 0ein mdOes 86pfdsn
Sfn meinsn SdooB biueiu,
llnO 10 IN iiiBer ISoiinun9
aaabenbIi9 i9Iieilt 0u ein.
gtun lit IS Beirser albeno,
Did aber oedt bas @rnb;
OO9 fam i@, Dir Su bultsu,.
Was i'd psripro5en ba6!
8 freue Did, Iieber 6nabe,
Der On i'm Simmel biit
Oein Miitterlein auf @rbeu
Did niramsrmebr uer9iBt.
=
@s feierteu BEL ibren 6in6eru
8ieI Niitter, arm unO rei9;
Ood feline mar 10 traurig
limb 10 isIis' aud jusIei6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-26
@eibna1t auf OeH, SricSBof.

slus Der Seotbtiummluug a9eutias NIduss- BON
9auISuIius mmergrhH.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-10
Helght Of the Tower Of Babel.

The reputed height Of this structure
has at times been greatly exaggerated,
some jewish authorities fixing it at
twelve miles and Jerome quoting con-
temporary assertions for its being four
miles. These estimates, however give
way TO the sober testimony Of Strabo,
who states the height a 600 feet, which
is the figure generally accepted. The
distinction Of forming the remains Of
the Tower Of Babel has been claimed
for three masses Of ruins in or near Bah
ylon; but the majority Of competent an
tiquarians have declared in favor OF Birs
Nimround, which stood in Borsipps, q
suburb Of Babylon, eight miles distant
from that city. Sir r. X. Porter showed
that the summit had been exposed to
intense vitrifying heat which must have
been the result Of fire operating from
above, probably in the form Of lightning,
thus confirming the tradition OF its de-
struction by fire from Heaven. Sir H.
F. Rawlinson discovered that it con-
sisted Of seven stages of brickwork on
an earthen platform, each stage being
of . different color. Its ruins still rise
1853 feet above the level Of the plain.
According to Herodotus the Tower Of b.
bel was adorned by colossal images and
statues Of solid gold, the value Of which
he rated ct LOCO, 900 sterling, probably
- great an exaggeration Of their worth
- twelve miles was Of the height OF the
structure. q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-10
TIAs Use Il Oxygen.

One Of the industries o followed in
London il that Of separating and stor-
ing oxygen from the atmosphere. This
curious industry, says the Court Jour-
nal, has an application in the maturing
Of spirits and the improvement Of beer.
This is far from being the only spplica-
tion Of pure oxygen, for which the price
Is good, but IL IL notable, and no doubt
distillers and bonders will give heed TO
the discovery.
II IL said that oxygen, in contact with
spirits, accomplishes in, . few days what
Is done by from three to Ave years by
nature. The oxygen gets rid Of tho
fusel oil quickly, and a this Is the most
injurious property Of spirits the con
sumner has an interest in the matter a.
we'll as the producer. A maturing
effect is also produced on beer by ad'
mixture with oxygen, and obviously
this gas IL Of high value for the whole
tribe OF offervescing mineral waters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-10
The Cause or Dizziness.

Darwin explains the origin Of dizzi.
ness in persons while looking down from
o lofty position in the following way:
lie says that in learning to walk, we
Judge Of the distance of the objects we
approach by the eye, and by observing
their perpendicuiarity determine i
own; and that at all times we determine
want Of perpundicularity, Of incli-
nation to fall, by attending to the appa-
rent motion within the sphere Of dis
tinct vision. Hence. when we are upon
the summit Of q high cliff, tower, or
ether eminence, and look down, We be-
come dizzy, because the objects below
are out Of the sphere Of distinct vision,
and we are obliged TO balance our
selves by the less accurate feeling OF
cnr ,nnsNlaa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-10
DUrlH LULLABY.

wynken, Dlyriken ana Nod enc night
Sailed Of Ia a wooden sheo-
Sailed on q river OF misty light
Into q sea Of dew.
Where are you going and what 90 you WAn'
The old moon asked OF the three.
we have come TO 6sh for tho herring nsn
That live in this besut;ful sea;
Nets Of silver and gold have We.
Said Wynken,
Blynken,
And Nod.
The old moon laughed and sung Q song.
A. they rocked in the wooden shoe,
And the wind that sped them all night long
Ruled the waves OF dew;
The little stars were the herring fish
That lived in the beautiful sea-
snow cast your nets wherever you wtsh,
But mover nfearcd are we
So cried the stars to the fishermen three,
Wynken,
Blynkon,
And Nod.
All night long their nets they threw
Then down from the sky came the wooden shoe,
Bringing the fishermen home;
Twas all SO Pr. tty a sail, iI seemed
As II IL could not be;
OF sailing that beautiful sea-
But l shall name you the fishermen three,
Wynken,
Blynken,
And Nod.
Wynken and Blynken are two little eyes,
And Nod Is o little head.
And the wooden shoe that sailed the skieD
Is wee ones trundle bed
20 shut your eyes while mother sings
OF the wonderful sights that b.,
And you shall sec tho wonderful things
As you rock on the laisty sea
Where the old shoe rocked the 6shermen three
Wynken,
Blyuken,
And Nod. -Eaoene Field.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-10
Their First Anniversary.

Washington Pye Opening his pipe
case)-Eh? What's this, my dear
where's my meerschaum?
Mrs. Washington Pye with beaming
eyes)-Why, ] saw it was stained
nearly black, 10 I bought you this nice
new white one to surprise you with on
our wedding day. And il was such .
bargain, tool The man says it's war
ranted never to stain.
Washington Pye (setting bundle on
tabls)-Thats very kind Of You, of
course. my dear, aud thank you; only I
really prefer the old one. But, sec, I
thought I'd give you . little surprise.
That's just ~ good q piece Of silk a. q
woman needs to wear paid 81 yard
for it.
Mrs. Washington Pye examining it,
SO kind Of You, darling! just ex-
actly the same quality that ! saw in
Tape & Buttons yesterday, for one
fifty -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-10
In Town and Hamlet

The seeds Of intermittent and bilious remittent
fever terminate and bear evil fruit. No COM
munisy has altogether escaped it. In populous
waads OF large cities bad sewerage causes it, and
in their suburbs ~stagnant pools in sunken lots
breed it. There is at once q remedy and a means
OF prevention. Its name is Hostetter's Stomach
bltters, which is, without peradventure, the
most potent antidote in existence to the malarial
virus. Fortified with this incompatible, saving
specific. miaslnatic Influences may be encounter
cd with absolute impunity. Disorders OF the
stomach, liver and bowels, bsgotten by miasma-
tainted water. or any other cause, succumb to
the benencent corrective named, and rheumatic,
kidney and bladder troubles are surely remov.
able by its use hen 1t is given q persistent
trial