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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-05
TILLMAN TAKES THE OATH.
All the Other Rev state House Ofdcsrs
Also sworn in.

All the Other Rev state House Onicers
Also sworn in.
COLUMBIA. 8. G., Dec. Gov. elect 3.
X. IIllman, who was elected on the reform
ticket composed OF farmers alliance and
other democrats who wanted a change OF
government, was ihauguratsd to-day in
front OF the state house at O'Clock, ia the
presence OF a large crowd from all
parts or the state, who arrived last night
and this morning III special trains.
The ceremonies took place on a large
balcony which was erected for the pur-
pose. Tbs is the second time in the
hlstor y Of The state that q governor has
been inauguraeed ID the open air. All the
other state oificers-elect were also sworn in.
PROMISES OF TEE NEW REGIME.
The Tulman administration promises re-
tr eRchment aud reform, and viii rule the
government upon this question alone; they
also demand an agr1cul5urel college for the
education OF the Sons Of the farmers aud for
she advancement of az iculture to q higher
standard. 1t is nov believed that Senator
Hampton will be defeated by Mr. Irby, the
IIAmsn candidate for the United States
Senate To succeed Senator Hampton.
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS
The stand contained 500 persons. After
prayer by Rev Ellison Capers, Gov. Till
man was sworn Ia and delivered his inau-
gural address. He pledges friendship to the
colored people, assuring them that all OF
their rights shall be protected, while at
the same time denying the affirmation
Of the decls alton Of independence
that all men were created free
and equal lie calls attention 10 repeated
cases OF violation OF the peace In the state,
demands as last resort power for
the executive to remove sheriffs VINO Will
net discharge their d1cies; calls for the i'm
provement ef the free school facilities: the
formation Of school districts having an area
OF not less than sixteen square miles nor
rofe than 1hlrty-six, ana the establish
ment therein OF two schools only,
one for colorSd. anu ole for white pao.
pie, and an increase Of the poll tex devoted
to schCol purposes from 81 to So; demands
that the state shall, ri combination with tho
other southera states, arrange for compi-
latIon OF school books, to be s Id at "a min
imum cost, ava forbid the use of any
others; dem0lds the abolition OF the
state university and the establish.
Inent OF college instead; indicates
desire 10 abolish the citadel academy;
calls for industrial schools for girls de-
mands constitutional convention regard
less of what may be its cost; demands a sur
vey of the phosphate beds and the sale of
the territory ut auction to the highest bid
der. In aludiDg to the state debt
be suggests that the state banks be
requested to deposit with the state treas
urar state bonds TO The amount of the
average deposits held By them for the state;
that every state bank be required to invest
at least 20 per cent. of its capital III state
bonds, and that all insurance companies
doing business in the state be required to
deposit with the state treasurer $25, 900 in
South Carolina bonds
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY REW YORK, N.Y.
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GnRONIMO,S INDIANS.

The War Department Wants to Get
Them OF It's Hands
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-rhe Secretary of
the Treasury to-day transmitted to con-
gress an estimate of SAL, 500 for the support
aad civilization of the Geronimo band of
Apache Indians now located at Mr.. Vernon.
Ala The war department has cared for
these Indians sincesthe Apache outbreak In
Arizona and New Mexico, but now desires
to transfer their control to the interior de-
psrtment and the estimates Of the latter
include the compensation of the employees
and the cost Of the purchase of agricultural
land for the Indians in Alabama.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co. OF GA,
SAVANNAH GA, Dec. 8, 1890.
An election for thirteen directors TO manage
the affairs OF this company for the ensuing
year viii be held at the Banking House in Sc
vannah, MONDAY. the 5th of January, 1891
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ, and Q
O'Clock p. N. Stockholders and their families
will be passed free over the company's road to
attend the election, from the Srd to the 9Th of
January, inclusive and be passed free return
ing, from the 9Th to the 9Th of January, incM-
sive. on presentation OF their stock certificates
TO the conductors.
II CTTNNTNGuAM ra.b;o-
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0TuER CLASSES or WORK.
Nominated by the President.

WASHINGTON, Dec President Harri-
son to-day sent TO The Senate the folio wing
nominations.
Mrs. ANITA II. Mckee, TO be receiver OF
public moneys at Jackson. Miss.
FostmnSters- Charles o. Force
at \aldosca; South Carolina, John G CAT
ting at darlington Court House
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A LOVE MATCH AT vALDosrA.

l.. G. CTenford and Miss Belle Moore
Link Hearts and Hands.
VALDosTA, GA, Dec. "A wedding in
high social circles was celebrated here this
morning at 10 O'Clock at the residence of
the bride 5 parents The bride was Miss
Belle Moore, daughter of e. L. Moore. The
groom was L. G. Crawford, OF the firm of
Roberts, Crawford & Co. The presents
were numerous. and among the handsomest
ever seen in the city. Mr.. Crawford ard
bride left on the noon train for New
Orleans, and will visit the principal western
cities before returning home
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GEN. WILCOX's FUNERAL.
The PeubeErers-ais Fall the Cause
of sis Doath.

! ne PhubeErers-dls Fan The Cause
of sis Death.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.--The funeral of
Gen. Cadmus II. Wilcox took place this
afternoon from st. Matthews church. The
pallbearers were Gems Parle. Casey and
McFeely and Maj. Davis of the army; Gems.
Heath, Field and Robertson and Col. Ear-
vey of the confederate ss7vics; Senators
Gibson, Vance ami Butler and Representa-
tives Wheeler, Forney and Herbert. Gen.
Joseph e. Johnston accompanied Mrs VII
cox as escort. The coroner's jury has rem
dered a verdict that tina injuries which
caused Gen. Wilcox's death were received
when he fell into one OF the excavations of
the street railroad on Wednesday of last
week, and that the railroad was to blame
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Additional Delegates on the List for
Georgia.

AOulJlOnaA O0lSSsIeS on LnS LIST Tor
Georgia.
ATLANTA. Dec. 4.-The Georgia deleEa-
ton TO the Interstate Immigration Conven-
ton has been increased since yesterday
Commissioner Nesoit has appointed Capt.
r. j. Redding OF the experiment station and
DR.. Il. II. Cary of l4aGra nge to represent the
department, OF agriculture and Mr.. Giles ;ner,
VINO has the appointing of two delegates,
has selected from the State Pres AS.ocia-
ton Col J. II, Estill. of the SAVANNAH
MORNING News, and Col. John Triplett, Of
the Townsville Times. The Northern
Society will send two delegates
1t Is likely that the convention will take
some steps to secure southern exhibit at
the worlds fair
Delegates should at once notify their
railroad agents that they desire to go TO the
convention, So that excursion tickets can
Se secured Tor them by the agents The
rate Is one fare for the round trip.
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TWO FIRES AT ONE TIME.
A Church and Convent and a Cracker
Factory in Flames.

- Cnurcn ana convent and q Cracker
Factory in Flames.
PrrTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 8, 5 A. M-At /
o'clock this morning fire broke on; In St,
Mary Magdalene Catholic church and
school at Homestead and burned those
buildings ana convent adjoining. Other
buildings caught and the fire is still burn
ing
About the same hour fire broke out in
AoGlynn's cracker factory in Pittsburg.
While the firemen were trying 20 extinguish
the flames terrible explosion occurred in
Harris drug store, next door. aud blew
down wall One nau Is reported dead
and three injured. That fire is also still
burning
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surgeon General Baxter Dead

ARLINGTON, Dec. 4-Dr. Jedidiah
Bixser, surgeon general OF the army, who
was s.tic sen with paralysis last Mondav.
cd 1T 10 o'clock this morning. He never
regained consciousness after the attack,
"a, y Tor an instant on Tuesday, when there
was a sLght sign u returning coasciousness.
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ERIN'S DISTRESS.
Balfour Lays HIS Relief Plans Before
the House.

DaIlour lays MS R0ESr PIRnS Before
the House.
LONDON, Dec 4-In the House OF Com
mons to-day Secretary Balfour made a mo-
ton that parliament vote $1,000 for the
purpose Of providing seed potatoes
for the distressed land cultivators
in Ireland. The seed potatoes, Mr.. Balfour
said, were not TO be given to the people
gratis, but as loan, any one paying ready
money would obtain 90 per cent, discount.
This was only q small part of the measures
to be taken by the government TO meet the
impending distress IN Ireland. 1t was now
clear as the winter progressed that great
pressure would be brought to bear on the
poor law authorities who were unable
alone 10 meet the troubles.
TEw RAILWAYS.
The government, while relying on the
poor law authorities to meet the greater
part of the local distress, proposed to em-
pioy labor on the construction of railways
insCo7k, Kerry, Galway. Mayo, Donegal,
AID Clare [cheers1, making total OF PSI
miles. The contractors would employ peo-
pie III the vicinity Of their homes When
they lodged them at the works they would
send weekly remittances Co the working
mems families.
OTHER CLASSES OF WORK
In locslltles whore suffering prevailed,
and where public WORKS were impossible,
special provision would he made A gen
eral system Of drainage works, reclaiming
OF lands and OF forestinG were among the
plans TO be undertaken by the government
to relieve the distress
Col. Nolan, member for Galway, a home
rule liberal, approved Mr.. Balfour's pro-
posals.
MIR. Morley commended the spirit OF Mr.
Ba!Iour's statement, but warned the gov
eminent thas the proposals woud commit
the country 10 serious financial burdens.
The appropriation asked for by Balfour
was approved
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MEETING OP STOCKHOLDERS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANBISG Co. OF GA ,
: Da..

CE1RAL RAILROAD And BANBIEG Go. OF GA
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 3, 1890
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
this company viii take place al the banking
House, m Savannah, on TUESDAY. Dec q. at
10 O'Clock A n Stockholders ana their families.
will be passed free over the company's road to
the meeting from the Goth 70 the 2sd, inclusive,
and viii be passed free returning from the I'D
to the 27th inclusive, upon presentation OF their
stock certificates 10 the conductors.
T. ". CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
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Found Dead In Bed.

CHARLESTON, S. C.. Dec. 1. Otto
Schroeder, n well known German resident
OF TINS place, was found dead in his bed this
morning. He had eaten an early breakfast
ana was On ri, way out % work. About y
o'clock tho servant found him lying in his
bed with bis clothing on and the covering
tnckei over him. the physicians say he
died Of heart failure.
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DAwsoN's sLAYERs JAILED.

ne FToImlnAry Irlal BINDS IN 8 he.
fusal to Accept Bail.
COLUMBUS, GA. Dec. 4.-The trial Of the
Howard brothers and James Bickerstaff
ended to-day, They were sent to jail with
out bail 1t was surprise to the prisoners
and their attorneys. The people generally
seem to be satisfied with the verdict The
speech of Hon. w. j. Sanford was well re-
csived, and he was we'll appauded several
times while he pleaded for the state. The
next hearing Of the case viii be in May.
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HELD FOR THEFT.
Show Window Broken at VaIdosta
and Two Pistols stolen.

and Two PISTOLS stolen.
VALDoSTA. GA, Dec. 4.-One Of the
large glasses in the front OF W. L. Thomas
hardware store was broken Monday night
BY q brick being thrown through Il Yes
terdsy young man from the country, By
the name Of Gus Walker, was on the streets
trying 20 sell q couple of pistols which were
identified Is some Mr. Thomas had in his
window. Walker was arrested and placed
under bond charged with the offense.
Yesterday William Eonice was fooling
with pistol Ia Smiths store, when it was
discharged, the ball passing through his
hand and lodged in his side
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES. 1890

OFFICE CoLLEcToR STATBAND County TAXES
CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, Oct. g. 1890
THE DIGEST is NOW OPEN FOR THE
COLLECTION OF THE ABOVE TAXES ON
ALL PROPERTY REAL AND PERSONAL:
THE SPECIFIC TAX ON PROFESSIONS;
ALSO THE POLL TAX FOR EDUCATION.
AL PE RPOsEs ON ALL MALE RESI-
DENTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY BE
TWEEN THE AGES OF 81 AND 60 YEARS.
Office at the court house. Hours Ia. m. to
. p. IN. JAMES J. MCGOWAN.
CoIIe,.~ou ~ ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o.. and after FED. /, 1890, The basis of meat
ss-eme1t Of al advertising m the MORNING
NEWS sOiH be agate, or at the rate Of 81 20 on
inch for the first bsseTttoR.
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SUICIDE OF A DnFAULTER
knowledge That He had Been Disco,
cred Drove Him to the AcH

u ~ ~ y ' = 1-1--4 10 VIC AANts
ALBANY, n. ", Dec. T. -Joseph B. Alb
bolt, confidential CLERK Of Sage & Co, luu-
Der dealers, committed suicide to-day by
taking lauianum. Ee was, 1T is alleged. a
defaulter IN the sum of $50, 0OJ, and knowl-
edge that his crookedness had been diseov-
cred by the firm and that he was about TO
b. exposed no doubt goaded him on to self
destr uction
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INsURANCk AGRNCY

JAS T. STEWART & Son. Agents.
JAS. G. YoNGE, Manager
London aud Lancashire Fire Insurance Com
pany OF Liverpool and New York Underwriters
Agency Of New York. OFFICE: No. so
RaY Siraet
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lmnortant 70 rravellnr public.

New Everett Hotel nos opea largest bes.
equipped. and most popular hotel IN jackson.
yi.ie Rooms en suite With baths Rates s.
per day and upward drlyer a Blser. rropris
tors. 49, ST.
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FIFTEEN BURNED ALIVE.

Blast Furnace Blown Up at Joliet
with Loss OF Life.
JOLIET, ILL., Dac. "A blast furnace
blew up here this afternoon, huryl1g fifteen
men beneath the falling masonry aad metal.
Eight bodies have been taken out SO far.
This Is the third fatal accident that has
occurred at this furnace
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PULASKI COUNCIL NO. 1873. r. A.

A regular meeting THIS EVENING at
o'clock az Knights Of Pythias Hall
C. SAUSSY, ReSent
CLAREScES COSNERAT Secretary
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PLANTERS RICE MILL COMPANY.

meeting Of the stockholders of the Planters
Rice Mil Company is called for FRIDAY next
the 9Th inst, at Il O'Clock.
GEO J. MILLS
TreaStlrar
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MEETINGS.
DGE NO. a.. +. AND a. VI

LANDRUM LODGE NO. a.. +. AND 4. NJ
regular communication OF this a
Lodge viii be held THIS Friday) EVEN wv
ING at O'Clock al Masonic Temple w
Members Of sister lodges and transient breth.
rem are cordially invited TO attend. By order Of
A u. MACDONEI.f. W n
III IL. WUsoS Secretary
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7. ". CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
DIVIDEND NO. SIS.

AUGUSTA AND SAvAxNAH RAILROAD.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 9, 1890
On and after THIS DATE a dividend of
Three Dollars and Halt Per share will be paid
to the stockhold of the Augusta and Snvan-
nah railroad at the banking house Of Charles
Il. ODlsteEd s. Co, between the hours OF 10 A
NJ and Pm. W. s LAWTON, Pres
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luton on the secretary's desk, and 304 bills
and thirty-f0ur resolutions on that OF the
clerk of the House
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REDUCED THIS WEEK

PERFUMERY. Call aud see.
HAIR BRUSHES A SPECIALITY.
CANDIES AT CUT PRICES NEXT WEEK.
REMEMBER TO MORROW,
SATURDAYS SPECIAL PRICES and
SAMPLE COLOGNE
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IFE bra christina is the man WIN Esvrr mem
l'9n' tie iacl iaai Ice O. one iffiifsgn giobe.
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TO the PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
that tract of land in Chatham County Georgia
Immediately south of the extended limits OF
the city Of Savannah. known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more or less, bounded on the north by
Kstill Avenue, east by Waters Road south by
lands Of Barsrow, and west by lands of Gen A.
r. LAYTON as / have made a contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend to apply to the
courts for specific performance Of the con
tract. j. II. ESTILI.
SAVANNAH Aup 30 1893
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THE rINEsr OYSTER COOK IN GEORGIA.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have THIS DAY associated C. R. PETER
son with as IN business under the firm name OF
PEACOCK, PETERSON & co.
PEACOCK & PETERSON.
STuCEEY, Gu, Dec. ], 1890.
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FRIED 81 HICKS.

THE ONLY LADIES' RESTAURANT IN THE
SOUTH.
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THE PERFECT RESULT OF CONSTANT
STUDY
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Our store will be perfumei every afternoon
with It.
Made aud sold only at
BUFFERS PHARMACY.
Corner Bull and Congress streets
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THE SUNDAY MOANING News

FIXED & HICKS. 9. II end 10 MM-ke,.
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THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWs
Will be found regularly on sale st the following
places,
EsTILL's NEWS DEPOT. SIX Bull street
coNNoR'S NEWS STAND.
T.. ]. KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets
r. A MULLRYNE & co. : DRUG STORE,
Weet Broad and Wsldburg streets
ST. J. r NONGE'S DRUG STORE.
Corner Whitaker and DUFFY streets
". A. BISHOPS DRUG STORE.
Corner Hall and Price streets
McCAULEf a 90. = DRUG STORE.
Corner SEES Houston aud Drayton streets
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CALIFORNIA Hc SYRUP co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. hEW YORK. N.Y.
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oPRN DAY AND NIGHT.
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Mr. Ellington is another author Of inter
esting bills. His fertilizer measure, after
the Brady model, has just been favorably
reported and tomorrow it will be discussed
To-day he proposed 70 take the railroads
lfstle further ia hand and regulate the rates
they charge for storage.
MIR. Lanier introduced bill TO vest the
title OF all crops in the owner of the land
upon which they are grown until rents and
MI advances to- the tenant have been settled.
Till then it is 70 be unlawful for the crcpper
without the consent Of the landlord 70 en-
cumber the crop.
Mr.. Terrilps bill to prohibit Insurance.
companies from pooling rates was nitro
duced this morning. The announcement
that it would be has produced big seEsa-
ton among insurance men all over the
state, and they are gathering here in nos
haste to oppose it. This afternoon the
finance committee would probably have de-
cided to recommend Its passage had not
kilograms been received from mary sources
calling for delay III order that the other side
might OBTAIN a hearing. The Insurance
men will be allowed TO appear before the
committee Monday Afternoon.
The " hitiield insurance bill in the House
mud Mr.. Terrell's in the Senate are identical
Representatives OF the Southeastern Tariff
Association will appear before the commit
tee in opposition TO the contemplated prohi-
bition.
The Senate confirmed the appointments OF
u. Y. NJ. Miller and w. II. FELTON, as trustees
OF the university, and Of John j.. Ross and
". 3. Jones as judges, respectively, Of the
city courts ~ Macon and Albany Mr..
Tnrnbulls appointment has not yet been
acted upon.
a resolution giving tho governor special
authority ~ borrow money 30 carry out the
provisions OF the law pensioning soldiers
widows Wns adopted.
A committee report shows fhnf there
were today thiriy-four bills Rnd one resi-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-06

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Fresh Air for Children.

When circumstances render it i'm
possible to permanently remove ,he
lnfant from the city during the sum-
M. months, fresh air must be Sc
~by taking it to public parks
during the cool hours of the morning
and eyenjng, or by spending the day
in some open suburban resort or on
g neighboring river. The heat Of the
day mas be spent in as cool, clean
and We. ventilated room IS can be
had. Plenty Of sleep is important,
and it is Of great moment that the
infant rest upon q clean, fresh bed
rather than on 9 hot lap or shoulder.
When out Of doors it should be
wbeeled in a coach rather than
carried. Many a stout mother
has caa3ed her haby's illness, and
even is death, by too fond and con-
slant nursing. The clothing must
he as thin as possible, provided al
wa~s that roolen be worn next to
aud over the whole ski, An cz2ep-
ton to this rule may be made daring
days Of excessive heat when the legs
may be allowed to go tare.-Dr.
7 T.ori, Stark in LuTif.' Home JO7lT~