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Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
Giant Powder Kills Three Miners.

BOULDER, Col, Oct. 10. While
miners at Humboldt were eating dinner
in the blacksmith shop, several sticks OF
giant powder exploded, instantly kill
ing Mack Miles, Hugh Morgan and
Harry Atkinson, and seriously in1uring
Tom Richardson.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
SHARON COURT.

Meets at Masonic Hall. in Davis
Grove, lst, 3rd, Friday evenings at
1 o'clock Mrs. H. G, Binford, M. A,
Mrs. Matte L. Mcdaniel Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
: Society Meetings.
MASONIC

Evening Star Lodge No. s second
Monday night Of each month, at their
Hall in Davis Grove. ii. Z Bin
ford w NJ. Charles Hendley Sec.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
IMMACULATEs.

Huntsville Lodge No. II meets
every Friday night at their Hall
Emanuel McCally w. NJ, Walter
Thompson Capt. Of ceremonies Sam
TAYLOR, Sec.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
n eur0I1ic PERSONS

anu anu those troubled with nervousness resulting
nun care or oyerwork will be relieved by taking
BrO,Cn'S Iron BitterS. Genuine
Aas 'rade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
18th, day of october 1890
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HUNTSVILLE, ALA, !
SeptemberS s, 1890. !

SeptemberS s, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF hi i~tention to
make final proof and In support ot h claim
and that said proof will be made b :Iore the
Register andReceiver at Huntsville, Ala, on the
9Th, day of October, 1890.
viz Homestead Entry No 1877, william T.
Section Ii Township South Range West.
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz:
Henry Miller, of Apple Grove Ala.
Robert A. Parsons =
Julius c. Slater,
Bhtton Bowling,
WM. @. WELLS,
Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
Rock HILL, S. c., March Gath, 1890.

RooK HILL, S. c., March Gath, 1890.
DIR. J. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. c.:
Dear Sirs-The Microbe Killer bought
from you has entirely relieved my wife
from asthma and | believe eventually
cured her Please send me another pack
age. Yours truly,
j, II. WILSON, Prin. Ebeneezer Academy
York County, 5. g.
For sale by John L. Rison.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
ODD FELLOWS.

Soring City Lodge No. 276S meets
1st and 3rd Tuesday nights in each
month. John P. Rice, n. G.; | =
Cooper, Sec.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-10-11
S. NJ. T. NO. L.

1st and 3rd Tuesday nights. Mrs.
Lizzie Nelson w. P, Miss Sarah
Scruggs, Sec.
PRINCES HENDERSON TEMPLE NO. H.
1st and 3rd, Tuesday nights. Mrs.
G. A. Mcdonald W p, Miss Erma
Hall, Sec.
UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP.
United Brothers of Friendship lst
and 3rd Monday nights. Mingo
Jones, w. NJ, William Bates, Sec.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

the Scala arc far above any thing 10 be
seon in Paris, Berlin or Vienna 1t is
the ballet in its fullest development
To American eyes and ears 1t is at first
a remarkable thing that Europeans
should be found willing and patient
enough 20 sit through a ballet Of four or
FIVE acts. in all OF which there is not
word spoken, the whole being dumb
show, or rather the finest quality OF
acting. supported by a magnificent or
chestra The ballet as It Is known In
America Is simple intermission or
fall scene during the opera at mos.
il does not exceed ~ act or two: tho
audiences could not stand three or four
acts of H. In both England and
America there il talking and some
times singing il the ballet; but here
IN Italy. as elsewhere on tho continent,
the action Is simply dumb show. But
one does not miss the talking a. al.
for in Milan az least she actors and
actresses have such expressive manners
thss Is might be said Of them. as some
BODY once remarked q Fanny Ellsler.
that she "ssixei Nth her feet All
the Itslian ballerinas talk with their
toes. BARoy voN MEYERTNCK
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
SCRAPS or SCIENCE

II The purest ar subjected 20 test for
The causes which prod aces the dimming
sfeCs OF haze there were about 81 GO
dust PARTICLES found N each clbic inch
ACCORDING % the Berlin correspond
snt 81 The Lancet Prof. Forster. head
physician 81 the Royal Ere Hospital in
B-eslau. maintains that short-siE Eh I'D
ness in children a not infreq uentlY ! -
% their wearing too tight-fttinT collars
A RUssIsS practitioner recoumeuds
the use Of hToscvsuus seeds for tooth
ache- HIS pan il - ban the seeds and
- convey the smoke th-ouEh htt =
Paper Tube - the hciein the tooth. h
declares that IN nearly al cases oue sp-
riicatior. o. st most tvo, VIII suTi-e -
care the tcctasrhe.
IT has been proved thst fsh that i've
near the sursace OF vater can OF IL d.
sosnd - a -o-rarativeiT q zht aspth;
under al increased prssssrs the7 d.
sai-this IS verJ rensrkasle--thsra raser
keiss foTse1 izao thsls sss1sS tassr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
NOTES ON NOTABLES.

SENATOR HAwLEY practices on the
violin every day.
VIcToRIEN SARDoU is ffty-one years
of age, and Alphonse Daudet forty-nine.
Miss NELLIE BLY,, of New York, who
made the circuit of the world in sew
enty-three days, is a Canadian.
NOTWITHSTANDING their religious diff
ferences, the Pope and the King OF
Sweden are said to be warm personal
friends.
SECRETARY RUsK turns his back upon
all the fashionable dissipations of the
capital. He persistently refuses to
touch cards, dice cr the wine bottle, and
IS determined to resist temptation so
long as he is Cabinet officer.
CYRUS w. FIELD Is now three score
and ten years old, but still in active
business life. His first employment
was as errand boy for A. T. Stewart at
two dollars week. His duties required
him to open and sweep out the store.
MAJoR-GENERA CROOK is one of the
plainest men in the United States army.
His modesty is unusual in a soldier, and
he looks more like a farmer than Cen
eral with fine war record. He is a
short, heavy-set man, with a thick
beard.
GENERAL WILLIAM TECUMsEH SHER-
MAN spends much of his time turning
the leaves of his scrap-books of maps.
Many OF them were pencil sketches
which were made by officers under his
command in battle days, and all are
marked with crosses and lined with red
ink and have marginal comments.
GOVERNOR BRACKETT, of Massachu-
setts. is very fond of the theater. He
attends every noted performance in Bos-
ton. He assumes an air Of statuesque
repose in his box, but is very generous
in his applause. Those who know him
we'll say that he is not good critic,
being too easily pleased.
OLD Marshal MacMshon, ex-presi-
dent Of France, has completed his mem
ors, but they will not be given to the
public. He intends to have only six
copies printed ono for himself, one for
his wife, one for each OF his three sons
and one for his daughter. he has re-
ceived 6attering offers from publishers,
bur refuses 10 allow his work to receive
general circulation.
THE various anniversaries OF Count
Moltke have come so rapidly OF late
that IL has been difficult for the En-
peror 20 devise means of honoring tho
hero and showing his continued appre-
citation Of his extraordinary services.
The most recent of the ''jubilees" was
the fiftioth anniversary Of his election
as knight Of the Order Of Merit. The
Empress Augusta congratulated him
most heartily. The Emperor presented
him with new decoration Of the order,
adding 70 the ordinary blue cross a
crown and black eagle, both Of which
are set with rows OF brilliants.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Gs4ser. IN t5s CORPS ds baIIes were
sbo2E go dancers, a. q thsm yoGns
sad rszz4E2ssly yreEty creatures, ~1Ia
1.-THE, slsgzns tgCres, hss2aful arms
znd training tAzS showed It's sapST-or-
tty IA ths intricate ensemble daa-osss
which vsre as accurately sxecuted as
tAs mosezEer = Ot = regimen On pArs-e-
OF course tic principe tgure sPon The
stage vas tie prtzna b1llerinA. CArSbella .
Azlola. = light and graceful creature,
agile a. fairy and quite ttstraesing In
TIE wild svol atlons OF tie dance. Her
costume was startling yet ef-sc11Fe
CON binatiOz of many ooloEs, Incl uoln2
mink. lilac and rcd six net with resh-
colOred tricets- The skirts which were
fes and sef.at, reached only % the knee
the bodioes were OF plain satin and fitted
IS tight zs = glove. The neck and
bosom were thinly vailed BY some gauZy
ssas, while the arms were quite bare.
Her hair was done up somewhat plainly
on the TOP Of her head. "a grecQue,
and was By no means like the elegant
coitures one sees IA Paris when visiting
she ballet Besides Mile. Agiola there
were at least ten other solo dancers, all
sprtghtly and graceful elves. The cos
TUNES OF the corps dc ballet were vivid
enough TO suit even the exscting Milan
ESQ notions Of the picturesque. Boys in
negro costumes executed quaint tri-
angle music on the stage. while others
tossed large gilded india-rubber balls
from one side 20 the other, keeping true
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

bodies Become rigid snd briti-e ~s glass
IrtAkes butasmam quantity OF non
transparent matter 70 prod aace tie din
ming effect O. haze. II the eve can OBJ
serve rhs color prod iced IA drop of
water By the 6fty illiouth OF grsUne
q fuchsine. possibly = weight OF ~ster
or dust not much greater would suace
Tor visibility IA acolamn Of ar loo feet
long
AZ interesting astronomical discovery
Is announced from Italy. After ten
years Of invest CATION Schisperelh has
found that Mercury. TIE planet nearest
- the sun, has rotation Ike thai Il
the moon. The planet turns once on its
axis during the period of Its revolution
round the sun, 50 that the sane side l.
always turned toward the sun
HYDROGEN gas has been liquifed, but
il requires = pressure OF 10, oOO pounds 70
the square inch and temperature OF
22O degrees below zero. IL forms blue
liquid. which, by the cold produced by
its own evaporation, may be frozen for
an instant 10 solid with a metallic
luster, thus confirming the theory that
hydrogen is a gaseous metal, just as
mercury is a liquid one.
Is speaking ot the sanitary value OF
sleep, the Hospital says: I'm this age Of
hurry and worry. with It's consequen,
nervous exhaustion, OF which SO much
is now heard, the necessity of taking
sufficient sleep can not be insisted upsn
too forcibly. To lay down any hard and
fast rule for its regulation is not posi-
Bile, for. naturally. brain workers require
more than the drones OF society; in fact,
every brain worker, If he wishes his
powers TO last, should take from eight
70 nine hours sleep out Of every twenty.
four.
THE following account from Berlin 1.
given OF the artificial digestion Of vari-
ously-cooked meats. Lean beef, cells
and founders were digested in artificial
gastric juice. The amount of flesh thus
peptonized wa. in all cases greater than
that of cooked meats similarly treated
The flesh was shredded and heated by
steam 10 100 degrees C. The result was
the same for beef as for fish. When
compared with each other, beef was, on
the whole, the most digestible, but the
amount of fish flesh which was pepton-
lied was sufficiently great to do away
with the evil repute which fish still has
in Germany as proteid food. Smoked
meat differed in no essential extent
from raw meat as regards its digesti.
bility
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

time 70 charming waltz air. AL the
music was melodious and Just what
dance music ought TO be. II was well
executed by an enormous orchestra.
which numbered twenty-five cellos and
thirty-six violins
The story on which the ballet OF
''Devadsci" Ia founded is q pretty
Oriental conceit. Sta Is a priestess
and loves the Rstah Timour, King OF
Decoan Timour, however, ignores her
passion and secretly admires Rama, a
beautiful orphan who has peasant for
guardian. Sta Is jealous and swears
10 be revenged upon Rama. She forces
the latter TO fee and pursues her with
ENJOYS who seek to take her life.
Meanwhile Timour, IN despair at fail
ing 10 find her, orders all the maidens
Of his realm to appear before him.
They come in = great troop and dance
some very intricate and beautiful ig-
ures before the love-stricken monarch.
Far out among the dancers he spies
his beloved one, bat before he can reach
her side the Jealous Sita has spirited
her away by the aid Of her priests.
Tinnour rushes OF in pursuit of Rama,
whom he follows into the mysterious
and gloomy depths Of a temple. Here
he meets with various adventures, and
there is moro dancing. At last his
search Is rewarded and he finds the
maiden, with whom he tries to escape
from the power of the priests. Both are
pursued by the priests (all OF whom, by
the way. are negroes). and finally poor
Rama is stabbed and killed at the order
Of the cruel Devadaci. The King, smit-
ten with sorrow, falls down by her side
and expires Both are carried off to-
gether amid universal signs of woe.
1t IS beyond question that the train
ing and dancing of the ballet troupe at
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

fysncs 20 100 francs, In addition 20 6e
usual entrance Fee OF five francs per
head
Nobody ever thinks OF going 70 the
Scala otherwise than IN evening dress
and white cravat On the occasion Of
the production Of Die Meistersinger"
the toile ties OF the ladies' were unusually
rich, a. IL 70 do honor 20 the innovation
The whole theater Looked like a beauty
show. the splendor OF tho ''soiree
toilettes' and the abundance OF lovely
women and handsome men forming
picture that can hardly be psrallelod
elsewhere In Europe. Jewels shone
everywhere, and a pleasing variety OF
color vas Afforded By the military uni
forms of tho officers who fitted in and
ous among The boxes while the play
proceeded. wing With the young civil
ians IN CALAMITY paying court
viii not attempt 20 criticise beyond
saying that while tho scenery and cos
tunes we're impressively grand, thu
singers real artists and the orchestra
only - he compared with that of Bay
rputh. 7rs n italian the work OF Wag-
ner losss mach OF il originality. This
u perhaps more eFiaens IN the v eis-
terstaEer which IS 80 intensely Ger
nan. representing the life OK the
burrhers % ths Middle Ares-than
could possibly b the case in other
operas noticed too tnst ne paoilo
listened rather indiderently' and Is
Vns evident that theT did not under
Stand the music Even TIE oeA1tifui
pars of Hans Sachs dld not cnarm
then. enc only songs tnas Eere aPpre
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
The welding Ring.

TIE plain gold rig. = pretty ihia-
Upon BRIDE fair Eager.
II Roman days mid Roman ways
Whose memory still doth iinger.
Tte pretty thing. the finger ring.
Was worn ~ saves IN token
That they 'or ave shogld sci obsJ
10 sorFit1te u3bro.en.
TIE wedding ring. thst pretty hing.
Supposed - love token.
DOH g. net saT. fhou shat OBEY.
Though ~ saca v0v be spoksn'
T.. a-c.ert sisves So II thsir FTs~es,
NAY Jcve their souls rstcb 1vsr
r r1caeru fsvs. nd modern -sys
Taey are n1t ail IL clover
Who Tssr the rirs. that pretty thiaE
o. icVe sometimes atrFen-
Fa- better t-ad- o. aever ~st
Thsn Fear 80 rins sear- rroz---
-EsoeTt T. Rs1rs FL Drssss Maeszrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

or f-isrts tse eowsrs ths.r rores = 5-satT
rsar
And chsrT. r. vscrs-t zirss ~ith frsg-a-t
f~-.rat
Nof ~ - pleasure - p--uf us1 - VA
H1c s1o~s scs-ce ons -lssf nTrst blossoms
fa-
B1f t1sf 80 i-r@cts hc~erfrs e y. -
hsF ? F.o-ss chi.srs1 nsss perpefaste
Agrsf ~ sxht snf scent ttsIssl l->s -
SAFE
F--n o.oo1, n t10c- f1ev pcfr-t - - -~s-
Wnsr fr1sts .terrsi nrlo es~tt a. E--s
Trev Sod faei~ rs-ts l7 ever T-srtous s-,s@
Tk~-rsh co~fs s71la - racz rts po~sr :
art
= ssTs tte- issti-g fs--r .n re- sr4s
A15 tfas rssks oes1tT ser~s v.-e lrte-t
70 saaf re wor1t irte ps-ssse
-ssIw>xa>~ e>zz~-, : Tsuss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

.r.s- az rAtirfc AaliN except rlhuHE.
saklhk chect sunday, JuiN lh issS
cacrpiLs cars ran on PacihC snd Atlantic IN.
PRESSES . ahd from bcGrOll-Parlor cars rua
90 ial EAlftss and Grand Rapids EKpress "a
and IRON betroii-blrect connections made at
beirqli Win at Through trains Essf-rlckets
OF sN.e az y mon Ticket once 81 Monroe 81
and 81 Union depot
lEED N. hEsGs Gent Agt as Monroe st
o.N hCGelEs, e. =. I'd 7. Agt Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
DETROIT. G. Il. AND MILWAUKEE

bsifoil ekpress and tveUilg express have
yal9I csfs attschec. and make direct foluec-
u,n IN Detroit Tor ali points fast.
thfitfs leaving ~ iH.1l A.. n has ~ atnef
Aseepsnt car 20 Detroit. arriving iu btifoiis
Morning eR3fcss aua Grand Rapids express
baTe paIlor cars attached.
through railroad tickets ard ocean steam
snip ilekfis and sleep ~ car berfhs secured ~
J.. q. II. 81. ofice y 1lol toe 81. and A. the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent
JN0. ". LOUD 1rafuc Manager. detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

, ..e sioftesl .lne ~ Detroit ana Last -
Fam t"iiyr S~ts between Detroit and Grand
Grapna a. ~ leaving Detroit !; ;25 p m ana
daily except sunday eai'- ''"7f Trans
a ALNorIsT. Ticket Gent nenofs CFo M
NUNsoN, Cnloa Ticket lsrnf =, Nanras-xl
eto. l.. SvrrH. Gen. 5ran6 Rapids. ~
a. CARFENrFs Tranr n4csr n IL Nrtrr-
KEN. General Mana rer
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

At he neu woman s college r Bsla-
1ore sseh spr eart FOR degree vii
~ obliged - exercise in Gymnasium
che h-ar on three 6a7s in sech reek
The sta5erts VIII q 60 stssn6 su eie-
usentsrv course n lectures % human
snstou-. phTsioloTT aa5 h7Tisne y
nr. Alice T. HsI, ths osjsct benz %
Five prsctcs know edge y TIE struct-
ira. functions s-,3 r. atoms - the dr.
fsEsns systems q ne ooSy and q ths
best methods of securing ara Rail E@iB-
"a soz1d ksslth, -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

3 -AsassoEsizxeE ~-~.xasr's Music Un-
appreciated - A GSrEeS0. R-Ihss-rhs
kara.t Assiaz. the FAa-ss D@asiss sZ-a
tas Esss OFshssrrs Ia shs worbd
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
] AXE sHoRE4 MIcHIety s0yTHTRE.

= trslh leaves grand Rapids FOR blegsn a.
Sssy 10. arriving there a. 8. ~
.. IvaAh Icksis 500 - principal pofuts fs
e Jnits0 otstes. Mex leo anl gaaaBa sf n nIss
@'~Ae' vA1o@ o. =. ~Eus,
9. ?. A. Cleveland. 0f8aL
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
WAGNER II ITALIAN.

A Memorable Highs ss Ens Grsas
Thesser OF Ia Scala. 81 AQlAa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
REALLY RIDICULOUS.

a BAY CITY (Mich.) man who passed
q beer check on his wife instead OF fifty
cents she asked for is having hard
time to keep her from going home to
her ma and applying for divorce.
DEAR old Aunt Clara, when told that
a monument TO Garibaldi had been un-
vailed, remarked that it always uas a
comfortable kind OF waist, and that she
was very glad to see it appreciated at
last.
A wELL-DREssED young man asked at
Detroit theater box Office for two tick
cts. Upon being informed that there
was nothing left except standing
room, " he replied: "All right; gimme
two together"
IF you happen 20 meet curious-look-
ing animal. built in tho form OF an ell
lipsis, with a cassock-shaped head
dodge around the nearest corner az
quickly as possible, for that is the dead
" influenza bacillus.
A SOUTHERN exchange says: "A tur-
nip was recently eaten by an editor
weighing respectively ] 30 and pounds -
An s-pound editor who can make away
with a 150-pound turnip is a curiosity
and no mistake.
PRISONER at the bar" said North
Dakota Judge. ''your ofense deserves 70
be punished By the State with term of
ten years in prison: but as the State is
very bard Up at present ! will give you
only FIVE years
a CHICAGO German recently found =
pocket-book containing & roll % bills on
the street The next day be advertise
il as follows. Found mans pocket
book With fve hundred dollars inside.
The owner can have the same By apply
ing a. - Wabash avenue. and no
questions asked.
A ATUVSY story Is gong The rounds oi
= Young sdv Who found a horse shoe.
ard wishing for good luck placed =
under ber pillow in company with her
false teeth. u the uorn5rE in TIE
hurry of dressing SIC substituted the
s-oe for the teeth sni sore ft for some
tine before TIE mistake was g iscovsrrd.
Tbs story vas tod young adv. and
~itn rreat astorishn1en in her voice
she exclaimed Ard never washed the
shoe Sbe vas evidently r7ors sur-
r-ise6 over tee lack cf cIss srl5r.ess tsau
fhe s-zo cf $50 ~irl Is rog-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Lock ~ these pictures. What Go yen want
shoes fer. 10 look Well uu the lo0t "a 10 look
NtL WHEN LED ia The hauar
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-08-01
TESTIMONIAL TO FRANCE.
Tho Plan Endorsed by the Society Of the
Sons OF the American Revelation.

Tho Plan Endorsed by the Society OF the
Sons OF the American Revelation.
The Detroit (Nich.) Journal some
time ago suggested tho presentation Of
testimonial to the French Republic in
acknowledgment of tho services rem
dered by Lafayette and other French
soldiers and statesmen when the col
onies were sorely in need Of help in
their struggle against British tyranny
and invasion. The suggestion was IA
vorably received and the Journal began
to solicit 81 subscriptions from the pa
triotic citizens OF this country to carry
out its plan. Responses were re-
ceived from President Harrison, tho
Governors Of several States and
eminent editors who have since
agreed to promote the movement.
A tribute of the kind suggested by the
Detroit Journal is especially grateful
and appropriate at the present time.
The aspirations and ambitions which
Lafayette felt and experienced for his
own country, as well as this. have since
been realized over there as we'll as here.
Tho success which he helped win on
this continent led to tho revolution in
France. Through storm. and terrors,
and strife: after many fluctuations
an6 tumults: after constant changes in
the form of government, from republic
to empire; empire to monarchy; mon
srchy to republic; and back again,
through the round Of empire and revo-
luton, another republic has risen in
France. solder, firmer, juster and more
peaceful than any that ever got foot
hold there before.
This newest-born of tho French re-
puolics has lived many times longer
than its elder sisters. 1t has never been
20 strong, so firmly established, - It Is
to-day. A tribute from the Republic Of
the United States to tho Republic Of
France would have q fraternal siRnid-
canoe and an added honor of cordial and
harmonious sympathy between the two
never possible before. The unity Of
spirit and the symmetry Of institutions
will bestow upon the gift something
more than the mere formality of empty
compliment.
Tho list Of contributors and cooper.
ators in the project includes many q
name Of those in high honor at the pres
ont day, as we'll as of those whose sires
were held in high honor during and
after the great struggle that with the
aid Of France secured the independence
of the Nation.
The work Is in the hands Of large
committee, representing every section
Of the country and each political party.
Money and suggestions for the best
form Of a testimonial should be sent to
the chairman of the committee, DR..
William Seward Webb, Of New York
City, or to w. II. Brearley, Of tho De-
troit Journal.