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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-24
Homeseekerss Excursions

Will leave Chicago and Milwaukee via the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st Paul Railway for points
in Northern Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota Gncluding the great Sioux Res
ervation), Montana. Colorado, Kansas and Ne
braska on September 9Th and 23d, and October
14th, 1899.
Rates for these Excursions will be about one
fare for the round trip. and tickets will be good
for return within thirty days from date of sale.
For further information. apply to any Coupon
Ticket A gent in the United States or Canada. to
A. v. IL. Carpenter. General Passenger Agent,
Chicago, H., or to w. A. McWhinney. Trav.
Pass. Ag't Nj, & S. p. R'y, Cleveland, o
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-24

Just received, supply of the Late
Improved Standard and Domestic
Sewing Machines, in walnut and an
tique oak furniture are fine. Call and
examine at II. F. Thompson's.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-24

At the new "Ravenna Livery and
Feed Stable" on West Main Street,
nearly opposite the Shannon House,
you will find everything new and first
class, and can be furnished with con-
veyances, both single and double, at
reasonable prices.
The building is commodious and
well ventilated, the drainage excellent,
making it one of the finest Feeding
Stables in the county.
MRS. S r. Poe,
GEORGE F. NICHOLS.
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A Large Stock

Of harness, just received, made fl om
best oak stock and all hand VIC rk.
Sold at rock bottom prices. Come in
ad gee. y. =. IHOMPSON.
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Notice TO Creditors.

'NH1S is to give notice the subscriber
Il Mary =. Firor, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Frederick coun
ty, MI. letters testamentary on the estate Of
MARTIN D. FIROR,
deceased. All persons having claims acains,
the estate Of the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the voucl.
or thereof legally authenticated to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day of Septcm.
Der 1890, they may otherwise by law DO ex.
cluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby warned to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
March, 1890.
Bernard Collifowcr, MARY s. FIROR,
Agent. Exccutrlx.
mC.l 10 st
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Order Nisi Oh Sales.

In the matter of the sale In the Orphans
of the Real Estate of Court of Fredpr-
Henry Ramsburg, decd, ick co., Feb, term
1890.
0RDERED by the Orphans Court of
OFrederick County this 10th day of
March AID. 1890 that the sale of the Real
Estate OF Henry Ramsburg late of Frederick
County, deceased, this day reported to this
Court by his executors,
he ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 18th day of April 4. d. 1890, provided
copy Of this order be published is some
newspaper published in Frederick County
for three successive weeks prior to the said
'th day of April A. D. 1907
The executors reports the sale of the Real
Estate, of said deceased for the sum of Seven
hundred and twenty dollars aud eighty cents.
($7s080.)
George W. Shank Judges Of the
Benj. g. Fitzhugh Orphans' Court.
Test: Hamilton Lindsey.
Register Of Wills.
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FrAMklinyille Md.
March Al, 1870

March 4.l 1890.
EDITOR CLARION.-I wish to announce 10
the public through your journal that have
moved my stock ofQUEENSWARE to the
second floor Of my establishment. The place
made vacant by the removal of same has
been filled with SHOES lately purchased.
/ also have orders placed in New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore for several hun.
drcd pair Of
SHOES & SLIPPERS
which will he on exhibition vny soon and
AT PRICES TO DEMAND THE
ATTENTION OF ALL.
I also take pleasure in saying that my
STOCK IN GENERAL
will be largely increased, am expecting
large Shipments Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, ETC
very soon. Don't fail to call at the old rell
able stand. Thanking my patrons for their
many kind tavcrs, remain as eyer
your friend.
J. A. COLLIFLOWER.
mch 5.tf
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II Sufferers from CunsunlutiO
GrRccll,slll Gems,

Mr.. ard Mrs. Jas. +. Weller of Louisville
KY, are visiting his mother Mrs. Jas. A
Weller of tins place
The Graceham Mite Society will give an
entertainment on Easter Monday night April
9TH. A small fee will be charged, particulars
ofprogrammc given later.
Mr. VIM. A. Black is now making his frs,
trip on The road AS n travelling salesman OF
the Wholesale notion house OF Mcssrs. A. N.
l.audaucr and Co. Of Frederick Nd. Mr..
Harry N, Black is filling his place with Mr..
Is. Colliilowcr, and viii continue with Mr..
VIM. l.. Armncost who will succeed Mr.
Collflower in the Merchandise business from
the LIST. Of April next
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Sale Register.

Under this head will appcur the date ,I.o.
character and time OF sulc aud the name a,
''' vendor free Of chur9e provided only TIM,
Tue sue DC advertised in these columns q,
'''''' the hI'ls he printed at this office In nd
''''oh TO the above, Sale Notes ana Sale Clerk,
Guy" arc "'nsS',Hi free to patrons of this of.
fee. " -
nP"ce can be secured under this head ON.
! y m The REGULAR form md ut ,,,o ruin ,cos
'e'''s a line ny such as have their printing
una ruler advertising done elsewhere,
MARY A. ANDERS vii, veil sner.o,.,
property at Shutdown, on Saturday, March
ie'h, 1890, at o'clock, .. m.
ChAR1Es ANGEL. near Double Pine
Geek station, W. NJ. II. r.; a large and val
oa''e 10: Of personal property Tuesday
March 18th, 1890, at 8 O'Clock a. nj.
GEO. W. JACOBS near New Midway
w''I se'l lot ofpeSonal property on Friday
March 2lst 1890. at 10 o'clock a H.
GEORGE W. STOCKsDALE. Admins
TRAITOR, will sell a Nou~. and Lot, situated on
.aroE'st,, Mccilanicstowo also a lot Of
personal property on Saturday, March Is
Sec adv and hills.
Nhlb BEN ECKER, near Rocky Ridge
Nd will sell valuable personal property an
Monday, M'rch II. 1890, at 10 o'clock a. ~,
SAtDB RoHRBACK, Trustee, will offer
at PUBLIC Auction, at the warehouse Of VIM.
H. Higss II Bro, Rocky Ridge, on Friday
March a'st, 1890, at O'clock, p. m, lot OF
ground aud improvements.
:, ADRIAN F. RODDY; hslf-mhe from
Franklin Mills; Tuesday, March IS, 1890,
at 10 "'clock, a. m: i large and vsneasle lot
of PERSONAL property.
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A Great Battle,


Is constantly gong on IN the human sys
TEN when you suffer with Consumption
Coughs or Colds they strive to rum health
and drag victims to the grave take timc,
warning and use Puritan Cough and Con
sumption Cure. Price 25 ccn,s.
DR.. Lees Liver Regulator is sure curt
for Dyspepsia, Biliousncss, Heartburn, lndi
gcs:ion and all Kidney Complaints. Trial
bottles free at DR.. J. X Waters Drag Store
! GONE WEsT.-Althoush the removal OF
people westward Is common occurrence in
this section, it is seldom we are called on to
record such n wholesale departure, we might
say, as has occurred this week, and no family
has left the community whose loss will be
, more deeply felt than that of Mr. William $.
Halle smith lett Emmi'sburg on Wcdne,-
.lay. to take up their residence in ST. Joseph,
No
4 SERIOUS Acc1DENT.-Cccll fancy a
little ,my nine years ofagc. youngest son of
Mr. Edward S fancy, whilst playing with
some gunpowder in Il box, one day last week,
managed to ignite 1t unexpectedly, when an
EXPLOSION followed which burned him terri
DIV al.,ut the lie4A and face. His eye brows
and eve lashes were burned off and it was
feared ut first, that tis sight had been de-
Lis cycllds are fcsrfully harned, also his lips,
ears and in fact his " hole face. Dr. Brawner
was SUM Kioned, and the wounds Of the little
sufferer were dressed ~, once, asti through
recovering. --Chronicle.
The naturalist, the progressive farmer anal
all intelligent and thinking persons will be
interested in the series Of six articles on the
study Of INSECTS to be lxsun ia the Nep TDrk
Leoaer Of March 1. The series is hy Profess
SO, John H. Comstock of CarRell University,
the eminent naturalist, and will describe the
insect pests which annually injure the fruit
and vegetable crops of the country to the
extent of 81 on. l00, 900. Particular attention
is given to the pests which ravage cotton,
rice, and gram fields Fad orchards, garden
and vineyards. Professor Constock shows
that the cotton worm of the South has been
responsible tor an average loss yearly of
$50, 900, 600 to the cotton crop He considers
the terrible devaslatiOus OF certain insects.
such as the locust in the West, the potato
beetle and the cotton worm, !!aye been
blessings IN disguise. as they have shown
the possible powers Of those once despiscd
creatures and Lave occupied the attention of
the Leading scientists Of the world To such an
extent, that growers may reasonably hope
that the ravages of the insects mentioned
may I've confined within certain bounds.
Professor Comstock also treats of insects
useful 10 the farmer. His articles are OF the
greatest valpe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-03-13

LuHbER.-Mr. Chas. G. Waters, who has
purchased fine tract of timber land Of Mr..
Samuel Eicholtz will go to work at once to
saw it into marketable lumber He has al.
ready received large orders for car builders
lumber and other hill stuff. 1t sells readily.
being some Of the finest timber in this Sec
ton. 1t lies on the line of and will be ship
ped oyer the NJ. Y. r. r
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Mr., Tom. Fox Of Foxville harvested ice
about two inches thick on Saturday last.


Our March snow fingered longer than IN,
tina, fell previously this winter.
A RIoMTEous TAx.-The Maryland leg
islature has passed u law imposing an annu
al tax Of $50 in the shape of license to deal
ecs in cigarctts. Right; decidedly.
Rey. J. H. Barb is cfIcct,ng arrangements
fer reading room in the s. $. room Of st.
Johns Lutheran church, this place. His
plan has the elements of success in It and We
trust that he will he able to carry it to d
satisfactory issue.
Rev. G. J Roudabnsh of the U, B. Church,
left yesterday to attend the annual meeting of
the Maryland Conference of that church,
now in session in Frederick City, Bishop J.
Weaver Of Dayton, o., presiding. Rev, MIR.
Roudabush will preach the opening sermon
The Conference is composed of23 ministers
and IL lay delegates.
Nor FOR GUARDIAN Reference 70 anuth-
er item in this issue will disclose the tact that
we were numerically sold by the Frederick
Times, when we Reproduced last week, its
item setting forth tnat our fire department
was about Toy become the recipient Of II hose
carriage at the hands of the Frederick Jun
Tors. 1t was for the Sarah Zane Of W In.
chester Virginia AMI our gratitude was for
the time waste of sentiment, yet ii has cost
no one anything, save the Times reputat ion
for accuracy,
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The following account Is taken from Ne"
England newspaper OF many years AZ" ana
~as banded US by Mr. Abram Stoner, OF this
ilW,e
"DccrMbcr, 1915, and January, 1916, were
very Waem, indeed go mid that fires were
seldom lighted in our fo6ms. February vas
also AZ mild as sprinytime. with the e1oeP~
Zion Of one or two cold days. March WAY
cold and boisterous the first halt, then mild
TO the middle of April. when winter set IN
with ice aud deep SHOWS, which continued
sill June.
June was bitter cold, the coolest eyer
known. fr0G'. ice, @" aD0w aH'A every
night, d,slhaying almost ev@yythlGg a's1
tros, could kin Snow fellten inches deep
IN Vermont, New Hampshire and Name
iLrcc inches III ihe interior of New YORK
state, aud il part OF Pennsylvania and
Massachusetts. July MAS cold and frosty.
Ice formed rs thick as window glass through
out New England
August was worse still. Ice formed hall
inch thick and killed almost every green
fhlng 10 this country and Europe.
Corn for seed in 1877 that was raised
In 1919 sod for 81 . bJshcl L. CarroO Ners.
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Ten YEARS VIM ii Dull, resident of
shis place for Il short time about two years
torying two notes with the names of Captain
Welsh, VIM. Fogle, Lloyd ilcislcr aud Elias
Brown, and was sentenced to ten years IN
she penituntl0rv - Banner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-03-13

NAsEBALL.--A club composed of BOYS
from the public school Of this place played ,
game of ball with 4 Fmnkliuyillc club.
defeating them by score .af "a toa7. ia
add to the credit Of our boys there were four
young men playing with the Fraak'lnvilIe
club. M1rr
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DEATH OF nR. krNG.-Mr. Chas. King
"t Graccham, this county, dJ.t last Tuesday
evening at O'Clock of pneumonia, aged g.
wears. 4 wife and six children survive
The funeral took place this morning at 8
O'clock in.trmcnt being made iu thc Luther
IN graveyards ut Grlcr.mm u Tines y
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Consu m ptI>,la surely Cured.

T"THB EDIToR.-Please inform your read
ers that have u positive remedy for the
| above named disease. BY its time,y ust
thousands ct hopeless cases have been per.
nancntly cured. shalt he glad to send two
bottles Of my remedy FREE to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will
send ne their express and post Office address
Respectfully.
T. A. sLoCCM, N, c., 1871 Pearl st., N. 7.
A NEW ENrERrR1sE.-Mr. z. Thomas
D"ughcrty, Of this city, returned home yes
tcrr'ay evening from Philadelphia and Balti.
more, where he sold II quantity of chestnut
and white oak timber, over 30 car loads III
all, "a furniture dealers Mr.. Dougherty
today kft over the y. r. II. for Mechanics
town, where he will start force of la DIS to
',ev the timber in his wood-lots at the above
place. The lumber IS then to he sawed and
shipped from thence Times
--~------~~---
IL Sufferers from COnsunl ptiOn
Coughs and Colds viii try Puritan Cougl,
and Consumption Cure, they will find quick
relief and permanent benefit the medical pro-
tcss,on declare it u remedy Of the highest
vaM-.
A large proportion Of the diseases which
cause human suffering, result from dcrangc
ncnt Of the Stomach, Bowels and Liver, DR..
Lees Liver Regulator removes all these
troubles. Trial bottles free at DR.. J. Il.
WatcrsDrug Store.
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EyerY yIo ne should have 1t.

Ii Is ct always c.avc!W@AL 10 can
phy.ici,n f,r every 'iti e ailHsett liAvlng
!teQ Flag o.! in tho h"uae r"u ave ihya-
Ian .tv.,- ct ha ID, It kills RntnnatiNnl,
Meutat2a4 HWW, N"ujsnS aat all Aches and
Gains. Prlte :, ren's.
There art !s.w tiings liz his lite Of @h:ch
>ve MAY Ike pp1 taiR but this il one at them,
Surl;au & ,ugh and Consumption Cue ss4s
so "GWat f,r Coughs. Gon1s AKA C1nsn'-sI'-
zion. Price - Cents.
ADD. }. X Wa,"rr' Drug Store.
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FQRD'S
Grand Opera Housed!
Handsome, Comfortable, Safe.

IIoiIuoUlIIG, OUIiIIUl tdulc, OdIt.
ONE WEEK COMMENCING MARCH II,
.NA7lNEES- Wednesday, and Suturdays.
WILSON BARRETT--Th great Eng
fish Actor. and hs distinguished company If
artists including Miss Esstlake aud George
Barrett.
Monday and Tuesday, Clavdiau !. Wsdnes-
day Matinee A Triple Bill Wedneeday &,
Thursday. Ben Ny Chres Friday, Rapfct,
SATURDAY M.tafs snd SiSl, S1lye, King.
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While 1t was very cold and the snow Law for
days pers'stently in the direct Gays Of the sun
yet withal no ice formed of sufficient thick
ness to store away here and We are yet with.
out ice. 1t mny and probably will come yet
thus won,h. Winter only seems to have Sc
cured firm foothold south of New England
during the past week.
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N'No' AA"'o "hu S"P0, "oN u"ny OtnSi
articles at cost.
inch 10 st b. COLL1FLOWER.
az FOR SALE-Property on W. Main
street. House In good condition. Well At
The kitchen door, also Water in the house.
Orchard with carly, and late fruit.
Apply on the premises
E. CADOW.
CT TWO BOYS WANTED.-.Applica.
ton is made through THE CLARION for two
boys, 10 learn the DRUG BUSINESS. Good
stout boys, about IL years Of rye, writing a
fair hand, with good common school cdu-
cation. A good opportunity to enjoy first
class facilities for learning the business
Situation, in Baltimore City. Apply at once
at TIE CLARION OFFICE,
B FOR RENT.-Onc Room with GLASS
Front. Size 1lx3O It. Apply to
Mich e3t JAMES CKEEGEH.
eB- FOR SALE OR KENT.-One of the
bcs, Store stands in Carroll county, Did also
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE. Terms
easy Inquire at
Feb 273 st CLARION OFFICE.
~ HOUSE FOR RENT.-A dwelling
house III Mechanlcstown, containing seven
rooms. Apply to
feb 81 w. A. LYNN.
gE FOR KENT-My property on East
street from April LIST, 1890. Apply to
DR.. II. G. Anders,
fch6 Mrs f. J. Anders.
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Tue Hayr dc Grace R<pub!ttaa says
The indications in Hartford are for but very
small pack next season Many Gamers vail
I've out Of the business while others who We're
left las, year with supply Of empty cans on
Asnd will only direct their efforts to filling
them.
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Business Locals.

~ TAKE NOTICE.--I will from this
date to .l'e Gath Of March, sell Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Gaps, and many other
articles at cost.
inch IL 81 Il. COLLIFLOWER.
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Local Items.

Mr.. Jos. a. Waesche has purchased the
stock and fixtures Of the Carroll Ceguty
drug store, III til" .alhaugh building He
has not yet aEnounccd whether he intends
20 'ontinue The bus ness permanently or
only until the stock on hand is disposed Of
--SenttRt!
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WepublIsh this week an interesting sketch
OF Eyler's Valley We should be pleased to
have this supplemented by another as there
should be ample material in the possession
ct t.e writer, fer q second. Now that WE
have had an Introduction we should be mo G
ahaa gEatit'ed to have rs complete history Of
Eylrr's Valley as may bc attainable.
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Fox DAHSra Mr.. Josinli G. Me7sncr has

Fox BAnSca Dir. Josinh G. Mr7sncr has
made & great find. Ne is Interested in ihe
purchase Of piece OF property on which
there HAS from, time lsser heard II great 1olse
IKE unto y Aearse rooster 4n1 he :as been
fortunate enough to get Il glimpse ot TINS
f14.u, aatUrp; 1t turns ,ut to Ge giant Wilu
chicken: it walks up to tDe nreIIeG at the
barn of night aud eats cat 81 tie cadf :;
locks in al the second story wlR,hV OF ahe
dwelling nad VIXEN 1t eroxs in the autumn
al. Of tLe fruit fails from The trees and ~
winter it cracks Ill the zee on the ponds ANA
streams: It's tracks resemble The markings on
"A baseball held and the quilts arc used tor
elownspous and drain tles. Mr.. M"ssner
has hired = traction engine with which 30
chase an capturc il and has leen core
spending With Barnum With view 10 It's
sale
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-03-13

Borrowed garments seldom ut we'll, nor do
LOCUS remedies cure successfully. The real
are for coughs and colds IL DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup.
Why sit doubled up like an old man, my
boy, What's rheumatism Take the good
The gclr provide thee. and send twenty-five
eut- around the corner for bottle OF Saliva
ion Oil and you'll ;de your Bicycle to.day.
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koontz, VIM. II shipley, George Mn.horn,
Henry F"lk aud F. T, Rhodes lrf, Tuesday
oyer the b. Il 0. r. r. for Winchester, Va,
where Dir, koontz presented the Sarah Zaue
Fire Company No. l, Of that place, with a
handsome hose carriage, the private gift of
MIR. koontz. The party will return home
this cyening.-Neus.
This is evidently the same hose carriage
that the Times gave to Mechancs;own- Ed |
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Our March snow fingered longer than any
that fell previously this winter.
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Tue DEay rR.END.-A town without Il
ncwrp> per n \ town without commerce, and
he trade Of every place grow, prosperous
s~itl its lewspaper circulation. The local
..,aper may cast a IE;le more than 'hc city
EDHpcr, but aity-,@o ,it.,"s every year IT looks
after lie iu,v.cs.s ~ your nelghborhood,
..dyrr; ,.Ay ylr sckus;s, your churches,
your alliance and iii vour ncjshLoIhoo1
-, ptrresta Fl
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-03-13

Everything conducive to the better condl-
ton Of the baby is sure to attract attention,
and hence 1t is that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
is becoming more and more appreciated. AS
i,s wonderful influence in subduing the dis
cascs OF bahyhood becomes recognized. Price
rs CENTS. Sold everywhere
When troubled with a sense of fullness or
oppression after meals, the plcasante5. relief
attslnable is a dose Of Iaxador Price CSC
apackage.
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Professional.
o., N. :. lGa.i,,1.,,
SURGEON & PHYSICIAN.

Prompt attention given to all calls.
i'ubFn .t"~, in the Drug Store.
Private CONSULTATION room in the rear o.
tne Drug Slore
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Fer hidt.la,dl Lacnls sse end page
The evening world., 1890-05-23
NO PIPES

Dismayed at a color. an odor and a bur-
den of ~allovial deposit uniting the
Croton water i'll their houses for any of
the ordinary household uses, residents i'll
. thickly Inhabited part of the city find
an explanation thereof in the declaration
of al expert that they are being served
from "doad-end pipes" TO all appear
ances the water had come from O dead
odds and ends pipe.
Tho expert goes on to explain that n
- dead-end " pipo is n which. ending
abruptly, close at hand, permits no circu-
lation and allows the collection and settle
ment Of sediment from the water. An
hours flow from the nearest engine
house plug, he says, will remedy the evil.
As q pure. clean water supply is a great
essential towards good health, is it not
within the proper province of the Health
Board to see that these - dead enc" pipe
districts get their proper remedy?
The evening world., 1890-05-23
D
You IN
license.

One OF the ablest OF the women reformers Of
France is Maria DeIaismes. She is described as
a convincing and n witty speaker. endowed with
much oratorical power. She is tall, with q large,
commanding figure, 4 nne. expressive face and q
strong voice.
Gilbert, the English dramatist, begins bis
literary work at about midnight, and keeps on
writing until the sun has risen. He Is q great
consumer OF cigarettes.
sergtus schevitch, editor Of the Voiks- Zsitun0
and husband OF the famous woman on whose
account Ferdinand Lnssalle engaged IN the duel
that ended his life, is the second son of . Russian
nobleman. He was 4 brilliant student at one Of
the German universities, where he imoibed the
socialistic theories that have made him notorf-
Gus.
The bodies OF forty-nve deer were found piled
up in q heap near Weaverville, CAL. recently.
They lay at the bottom Of . high blur. from
which they had apparently fallen during the
time OF the deep snow In California late in the
winter.