Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-21

body left for the poor of London now amounts to over s5, 5,0OO,O00.
 The Seymour plan for dealing with the election muddle finds much favor. It or the Judson bill would bring the matter be- fore the courts There is no prospect of settlement in any other way.
 Itis surprising to be told that the little re- public of Uruguay has more newspapers in proportion to it's population than any other country in the world, and that Mon tevideo, it's capital, has more daily news papers than any other city in the world.
 Some big maneuvering has been done at Hartford Recently a chair occupied by the executive secretary was broken and sent to the carpenter in the capitol for re- pairs. When it was mended the carpenter gave notice that he could not return it to the executive chamber without an order from the comptroller.
 A method has finally been discovered by which colors can be photographed. A Swiss photographer has succeeded in pho- | tographing stained window in hues as brilliant as the original His plan has 1 been revealed to the Paris Academy oi Science, and soon an achievement in pho | tography that has been regarded as i'm | possible will be in the reach of everybody The discovery will undoubtedly extend the province of photographic art in many | ways.
 The project of enlisting Indians for the
 regular army is one of the most striking
 of the many novelties which have recently
 been introduced into the military estab
 lishment that have made the last two
 years perhaps unprecedented in this re
 spect by any like period of our army ad
 ministration in time of peace. The pres
 ent experiment naturally seems less of al
 innovation from the familiar employmen
 of Indian scouts, but those are peculia
 and separate organizations, whereas nov
 the red men are to be regular soldiers, or
 ganized, trained, governed, and employee
 like whites.
 1A oN1So SoStoi oG oiA' AAJ HNASSAA
 who extend their mental work well int
 the night, who during the evening follow
 attentively the programme of theater o
 concert, or who engage evenings in tn
 proceedings of societies or clubs, ar awakened in the morning or in the nigh with headache For long while the doc ; tor was himself a sufferer from headach of this kind, but of late years has who'll , protected himself from it by simple means When he is obliged to continue his brai } work into the evening or to be out lat : nights in rooms not well ventilated ,instea of going directly to bed he takes bris , walk for half an hour or an hour. Whil taking this tramp he stops now and the and practises lung gymnastics by breatf I ing in and out deeply few times. Whe 3 he then goes to bed he sleeps soundl, 7 Notwithstanding the shortening of tt hours of sleep he awakes with no trace ( : headache. There exists clear and wei . known physiological reason why tn g treatment should be effective.
 5 Just one more cure for diphtheria. N
 ture has her own remedy for diphtheri l says Chicago man. ''It is nothing mo :. nor less than pineapple juice. l decla that have found it to be a specific.
 will cure the worst case that ever mort flesh was afflicted with I did not di
 cover the remedy. The colored people
 the South did that Two years ago w
 engaged in numbering in Mississippi. O,