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Duty ON PoNIEs.-Assistant Secretary Spauld-
ing has informed correspondent that the de-
partment is Of opinion. without deciding the
question, that ponies imported into the United
States are dutiable at the rates provided for
horses, viz. $50 each when valued at less than
S15O, and 80 per cent ad valorem when valued
at more than that amount
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A PAINTING FoR New YoRK.--Assistant Sec
retary Spaulding hasauthorized the free entry
Of painting representing o battle scene inn
ported at New York by Mr.. villavicenio, con-
sui general Of Venezuela at that port, and in
tended for presentation by him on behalf of
the government Of Venezuela to the municipal
ity of New York city
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R1vENuk APPoINTMENTs.-Wm. b. Seiden.
stricker has been appointed US. gauger a,
Hagerstown, Md, and Benjamin B. Marley U.
s. storekeeper and gauger at West Shoals, Ind
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LIEUT.. JOHN L. HoLooABE has been ordered
to the Abatross
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The committee Of interstate commerce of the
Senate today agreed to report fAvorably 10 the
Senate . bill modifying the anti-pooling SEQ
ton Of the interstate commerce act 20 ~ 10
permit railroads to make contracts, which
shall be binding, to spportion among them the
transportation Of freight and passengers. The
committee also agreed upon an amendment
providing for through rates and through fares
The bill win be pressed 10 an-early considera-
ton in the Senate.
The agreement in committee this morning
was not formal and final, as the proposed
amendments have mot yet been reduced 10
shape. They viii probably, however, receive
final action ct the next meeting, TO Be hsld
Wednesday.
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More Lad Wantsd.

Mr.. Quay today introduced - an amendment
to the sundry civil bill when IL comes 10 the
Senate the substance Of the House bill pro-
viding for the purchase of 8,675 square fees Il
ground adjoining the Senate stables.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PKoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia follows: Original invalid, William
H. Jones; reissue, Jas. Edgar, Geo. ]. Bond and
John Brockman Soldiers Home); widows,
Martha A., widow Of John Carroll. Josephine
c., widow Of Henry Bauerdorf, and J. Bredina
r., widow of Lewis A. Hoke.
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No MORE GOLD FrsH.-It is stated that as
the supply Of gold fish at the central station of
the United States fish commission in this city
has been exhausted no ore will be issued be-
fore next fall.
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Mn. HENRY d. LYMAN Of New York city, who
was formerly second assistant postmaster gen.
eral was at the department today looking up
his old friends
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Rev. J. benjamin Clayton Of this city has -
cepted . call to the pastors&s Of The Co1unbin
Baptist Church ss Falls Church, We
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GEoRaIA-AIABaxA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT co.
GEN BEN. r. BUTLER. President
HON. JAS. ". HYATT. Treasurer.
ALTHOUGH THIS COMPANY HAS AD-
vANcKD THE PRICE OF ITS SHARES TO
s323 PAR VALUE 800. INVESTORS WILL
STILL FIND THIS THE BEST THING THE
MARKET HAS TO OFFER INVESTIGATE
THIS. FULL LLPARTICULARs FURNISHED
BIZ THE CONPANY's AGENT.
WE. PEABODY,
d1s-lm GIG ST. NV.
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THE CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY.
Il lneorporated september 81, 1880.
Aufhorized capital. 81, l,OO,OJO- Amount called In,
S:UO,OUO-
Temporary ofnce, 3l2 Pa s.e
President. JOHN q. SLATER
Vice President, CHAS. CHRISTIANI
secretary. HENRY h. SIMPSON
Attorney. WILLIAM A. GORDON.
We buy. sell otherwise Negotiate notes. secured
by real estate other urty money on de-
post. allowing interest thereon; certificates Of
dePoslt, with interest at approved rates. purchase
Sell reai estate, MORTGAGE, lease, any
other WISE deal with the same.
Having located our Office in the eastern section of
thecity prepared TO take advantage OF the many
profitable opportunities offered in this rapidly i'm
proving portion and solicit paronazeor OF ali who
may need our services in any direction
DIRECTORS
John H. BusAer- William A. Gordon.
John CaMnsack- Edward b. hughes.
william d. Csmpbell- Thomas J. king
Albert Cary. henry a Linger.
Aaron 5 Caywood- Archibald IA. McIAchlen.
Charles ChrlstiAnl TTeODhiluS K ROezsle.
Allen C. ClaTk- John ii. Rothert.
Apflefon p Clark. n. Henry h Simpson.
Nl1am d. Crosby. John e. Slater.
y. b. Gregg Gusts John AcGrvgor.
James Fraser As. Whitehead
Aneirew trey- James l. Barbour. d19-1m
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R@I HAVE THIS DAY OPENED IN CON-
nestion With my real estate new branch q
want in the way Of nrst-class employment ssency
Through this agency those IN pursuit OF reliable help
6nd what they want. special attention given to
hotels restaurants livery stables. kc Private resi-
dences can depend upon gettnz the best PaTtias
We have the best facilities for obtaining empoymens
Apply real sstass oAcs H. ". pQNL1Na.
yNo. :. WHARTON.
Aanssse. hloA
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NAVAL 0lDnas.-Lieut Jno b. L. Holcombe.
detached from duty In the coast survey and
ordered to the ash commission steamer Alba
tross: Ensign Casey B. Morgan, detached from
the San Francisco and ordered to the Alert.
Alert and ordered to the hsh commission
steamer Abatross. Ensign r. B. Dashiel. de-
tached from duty In the bureau Of ordnance
and ordered as inspector Of ordnance in charge
OF the naval ordnance proving ground ct In
dian Head, Md. Gunner John B. 0raineer.
ordered to duty ct the works Of the Standsrd
Steel Company, Thrlov, Pa.
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i HE AMBRICAN SECURITY
n d
TR q 8 o Nj PANE.
CAPITAL. O.. go. 900.
UsAer act of Congress approved October 1. 1900.
A T BRIrTON. &. J. BELL.
President 1zt Vice President.
PERCY B. NErZ6ER. A A THOMAS,
Treasurer. I'd Vice Presidents.
GEORGE z EAMOAS,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
4 r. BRITTON JAMES g. PAYNE
JAMES L FITCH. n W. BEvERIDGE,
W s. THOMPSON. CALEB J. MILNE.
HARRY r. WEST. WILLIAM u. COATES.
ROBERT DoRSAN, CROSBY s. MOVES,
WILLIAM vKRNER JOHN T. HERRELI,
HENRY s. LOUCHHEIN. MARTIN +. MORRI5,
G. J. BEIL. JOHN s. JENKS,
NJ NJ PARKER. ALAN II. REED.
CHAS- C. DUNCANSON, s. 8. SHARP,
CHARLES PORTER, DANIEL DONOVAN,
A A THOMAS BENJAMIN H wARDER,
JOHN K. MeLEAN MATTHEW @. EMERY.
HENRY A WILLARD, HENRY T. BLOUNT,
JOHN n HUTCHINSON.
nEpOSITS MONvy
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ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF MONEY.
psysbae by check without notics.

Authorized by Law to act as Executor. Ad-
ministratOr. Guardian. Trustee, Receiver,
Assignee and 20 Recsive and Execute Trusts Of
Every Description from the Courts. Corpora
rons individuals.
Estztes Managed Income Collected 6uaran-
teed Investments Furnished, Loans Secured by
flrst Trusts in the District OF Columbia Bought
and Sold and Debenture Bonds Issued, bearing
interest and absolutely serured-
Wills Receipted For and Kept without
Charge. Acts Treasurer or Agent fer Reli-
RioCs. Benevolent Other institutions and as
ksGr1strzr Transfer Agent of the stocks or
Bcn1s OF Corporations. Paying Their Divi-
otnuS or Interest, II desired
Safe Deposit Boxes FOR Kent with the most
modern safeguards.
Unsurpassed Facilities for the Storage Of
Plate. Valuable Papers, Furniture, Carriages or
Other Valuable Goods az our klre-prOof Ware
house. No. 1l40 18th ST. NV
Call and Information as to invest
nsents aud business eheerfully furnished jaw
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SCoAL-COAL-COAL-
We have 900 tons chestnut and furnace coal which
Ne Will sal at - IS psr delivered As Ne have ~
reduction In price.
AMERICAN ICE CO.,
10th and y ss. nv.
.os1-3 COS Pa ave. NV.
rSA MEETING OF THE srOCKHOLDERs
- OF the Washington and Georretown kail-
sSsd % COMPANY % ior the election % drectors WIN Be
s Nj! Al; he l4th DAY January, lsI :,
%. Transfer books viii BE- closed on the Sth q
January. lssl. and opsned on January "A. 1891.
c. N. KooNEs. Secretary. - asei1s
E1sIRoErAST NOTICE
GAS CONSUMERS
Ananeemants have been made tor the conyouSence of
essons nvinx N the essssSn md western scsons Of
e siy " which they can pay thsar gas bills durng
NE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
BUS pad on or before the 6th Of each month. AND
THOSE ONLY VII b easitisd 70 ths dsscOuns q 25c.
eel-R vAsAIhdroN GAS LI0HT COMPANY.
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FINANCIAL.

WASHINGTON INVESTMENT co.
CAPITAL s1Oc. 600.
DIRECTORS.
Henry n. lockwood. II. P. Gilbert.
David Aud, r.. O. Stevens.
o. II. Hewitt. LEVIN =. Frey.
Wm- D. Brace, T. r. Brace
VIM L. Doueal.
900 Shares. $50 Per share. payable 81 per month
- treasurer oflce. Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank Of GeoxEssown- Investments to be made - Du-
fuEh- Mimi. and Superior. Wis
Fur stock and other information inaure af the bank
or Of 4 z BRACE 30th and N streets. West Washing
ton
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ColnANDxR REIrEa's PRoTEsr.-The Secre-
tary of the Navy has received letter from
Commander George z. Reiter, dated January
8, in which he protests against the recent letter
OF the Secretary, which contained . severe
public reprimand for that officers conduct a.
commander of the US.S. Ranger in connection
with the killing Of Gen. Barrundia Com
mander Reiter says that the publication of the
Secretary's letter was an injustice to him, and
concludes ss follows: "As regard your letter
% unjust, undeserved and unwarranted, I have
to respectfully demand what is clearly nv
right, namely, trial before naval courf.n
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ETnox ADEIIsA PATTI
'THE QUEEN OF SONG"
r,,a CHICAGO. Dec. 16. 1859.
Gentlemen: Il gives me great pleasure to testify to
the merits Of the New Kimoall Piano. Il has Won
deriuly sweet and sympathetic tone and supports the
voice IN nAost satisiactory manner.
,.a-aw ADshisH EinSslsif fXTTi KIT N1oo11x1.
R,PENsIoN AND CLAIM ATTOR-
~ neys' printing at lowest rates.
Lesai orisis. oOe page. All work guar
enteed satisfactory.
BYRON g. ADAMS. Printer,
ndk3m 5l2 11th st. NV.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
- washington, ID. c.. December ~, 1880.
held IN tne bsnE!ns house on TUESDAY. the 13sh day
Polls viii be open from II O'Clock |. m to O'Clock
ds2s. .. ,12-4. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the National Bank of the
hepuptc OF Washington elect directors for ths en-
| TUESDAY. January IL, is9i, Eetween tie hours oi
| and ocl9cx p H. CBAS. 8. BRADLEY, Cashier.
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF
~ Wssliiigton city. d. D.C.-1he annual election
house on TUESDAY. January Is, 1851 Polls open
fron ~ m. to pm. J. A hOFF, Cashier. jL!
64,oYsrEks. olsrEKs! OYsTEksi
| 49, Superior salt water Oyste:s
| ..o sold by JOHN KAISER.
/ JAsteOlm' 1914 sd ST.. est Maahinxfon
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NSFOR sALE-CHEAPEsT LOT IN WASH
nston Heights; concrete carriageway. gas,
Apply to owner. cHHRLEs W. HANDY.
ylS-lw 90l + a n
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DIFFICULT MATTER TO
~ reach first hands direct for en-
craving OF the better class. Cor
rectly engraved cards and invitations
and superior printing made through
out by
GEDNEY 4 ROBERTS.
EngTavers and Printers,
ta6 ~ 10th st., near Cos O1l3ca
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RSIT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO
INQUIRE into the costs of insurance in the
Cal on or address WILLIAM WATSON, Agent, iOi
y ~. NV inlOiSts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10
MAINE PEOPLE.

Hon. Hora,io King of Washington, D. c.
ex postmaster general, is spending the sum
mer in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Hunt of Port
land are the guests Of Lady and Sir Josiah
Pierce at Campden Hills, London.
The University Society Of Bath votes
Monday evening to extend . call to Rev
Abram Conklin Of Southold, N. Y. and h,
has accepted.
Mr.. Parker 2. Bufleigh returned Satur
day from Cambridge, Mase.. where be has
been attending the Harvard Law School
He came from Bangor wiz team to Hou.
ton, driving overland va Ma. lwamkeag
Mr.. Burieigh Will remain six or eieh
weeks. In the mean me he will join on'
Of the Bangor and Aroostook Rsilroad SCI
veying parties for an on ng. He intend
to return to Boston in the fall aud continu,
his legal studies in the office Of Pfof
Brewster, . Ieai ng lawyer Of that city ,an(
lecturer on Massachusetts law practice in
the Harvard Law School. - Aroostooi
Times.
The State Board Of Cattle Commission
efs has passed memorial resolutions to thu
late Mr.. Willard W. Harris, long mem
Der Of the commission, in which they say
I'VE sre called to mourn the loss Of ,
most compspionsble man. whose conservs
tive pusins s. qualifications and sturdy in!eg
rity had wen for him the fullest confidence
of all with whom he came 10 contact. A.
. leader and tescher among the most intel
lisent and progressive sgriculturists Of thi
State, and for nesrly twenty years Q mem
Der Of the Board Of Agriculture, the Stat
has lost faithful and conscientious publit
Office, and most worthy citizen"
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THE GREAT BEAR

resented by the quadrangle forming tne
cart, and the other three stars are the
horses
The pointers" are the two end stars
andif a line be followed northward from
them it will lead close to Polaris, the prin-
cipal star in the lesser bear. This pole star
is of very great brightness, and peeps out
almost isolated. with pure llister. Inc
names of the pointers are Dubhe ana
Menak. The star at the tail tip is Benet,
uasch. then Mizar and Alioth. Megrez and
Pbat, are the remaining pair We append
a rough outline of the bear for the informa
ton OF those who have not yet noticed it.
The Lesser Bear is not so importane as
his elder brother as regards size. but he Is
very useful to astronomers. He resembles
the Great Bear in appearance, but is small
err. and the positions of the stars are In
verified. The little bear swings around the
Polar star. which is in the tip of the Lesser
Bears tail So any one will be able to find
him if they look for the Polar star and
then count the three stars away from It
and the four in the body. The Great Bears
tail points in the other direction.
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"Proper breathing IS the nrs. arr ~, W oas
tivate in the pursuit OF oeau.y' us %
firms DIR. Louise r hrysoh' ~ "a a ~,
to working girls, IN which she ssa.e. 'a "a
the difference IN appearance pe'woeu Vma
woman and another Is more Juan an!sn'u !
else an atfait OF style Inc ehes' mus. =,
enlarged by faii, deep o'ea.u 81" 80
by muscular action from wienou' t...
the lungs upward anu oue""u' ~
initiation were ABOUT TO iiie .he oo.s VI" n tns
ground. Hold the shoulders .. an, nn'
with the hips, ana stahu 50 .ha' 'ne ~ nl' ;
chin, chest and toes come upon one nns
the feet being turned OUT a' au "nI ~
Of GO dogs IL Is wrong 70 nasans Wv =,
Dony STRUCTURE oo hoso W
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DECORATIVE NOTES
How To Make Charming Frames tof
Etchings and Other Useful Hints

Etchings and Other tsetuA NUNS
With China silk in pale pink, blue. cream
or other delicate tint. a very pretty frame
for small sngravings or etchinss Gan e
made. The foundation of the frame may
be fat, thin wood or heavy pasteoosrd,
over " hieh the silk is stretched Cur the
silk ia leugthwise strips and lay them nat
on the frame, but make tull pun in each
corner where the strips join
An exceedingly attractive teacloth has
decoration of yiolets embroidered IN the
natural color and looking as If they had
been scattered careiessly- over the white
cloth
Iar.e cushions are well liked, and an
unused bed pillow of medium size can be
converted into a handsome sofa cushion oy
making for it crazy PATCHWORK cover
elaho,7lteIy worked over in fancy stitches.
A fayorite fashion is to throw a iaese
square or length OF any brocaded material
over couches, chairs and plain cushions.
These squares make pretty presents fer
babies They are edged with lace and IN
tended 10 throw over the child when asleep
in. bed.
One of the best of sponge bags Is oil
butchers linen, embroidered in linen floss
or wash silk. 1t is lined with rubber sheet
ing and gathered up on draw string.
Calors are much used in embroidery on
white linen and give a rich appearance,
but TOO much diversity of this kind causes
a muddled, unpleasant look, and 1t Is re
lief to turn 10 teacloths, etc, worked Win
a simple outline pattern in one color only.
In this case the design may be allowed to
extend almost over the cloth One OF the
easiest and best forms of outlining con,
sists simply Of baekstitch This is an old
stitch revived, but few equal it in delcacy
and effectiveness,
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The settlement of a purely pathological
question that, namely. us to the position
of the Frenclfaccentl by II physical method
has been recently attempted by Dr. Prigs
helm, of Berlin. According to Nature, the
instrument used was konis's and Scott's
acknowledgement, into which number of
Frenchmen were required to speak, the
measurement of the record being alter
ward made by means OF tuning FORK
curve running parallel with it, This in
strument renders possible determination
of the duration pitch and intensity OF each
syllable. and Dr. Prigsheim discusses Its
indications. As preliminary result, he
finds that two syllable words have the vow
els pronounced with equal length aud
strength Noteworthy differences appear
in the curve OF word according as it oc-
ours in the middle or at the end of a sen
tence. In the latter case there is added tC
the characteristic word curve n terminal
curve with declining pitch and strength
which is nearly the same for different
words, and corresponds to the sinking OF
the voice before pause. The Vowels ana
consonants show characteristic curves. and
notably long wave lengths occur with n, l.
b and d. The duration of syliables varies
between OIL and 0.5 second; and between
the syilables of word there are often
pauses OF 03to OF second. The shortest
syllable, e in etc, with rather slow pronun
citation, consisted of twenty-five vibrations
yet the ear is capable of not only hearing
the tone, but of detecting tine shades and
differences in the mode of pronunciation
Further experiments in this direction, with
an improved apparatus, are contemplated
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CUSTOMS NOW IN FASHION.
Bit of Angiomania-Favori Ways IL
Which bridesmaids Test Their Destinv

A Bit of Angiomania-Favorit Ways In
Which bridesmaids Test Their Destiny.
To "be English" is undoubtedly the so
ciai fashion Of the present, but, as a critic Of
this species Qualification remarks: "Ameri-
can women do not, unfortunately, seem to
catch the best spirit of anglicism, but, like
parrots and children, pick up that objec-
tioDable slang which seems the perquisite
of the fast London set, and of which that
circle should be left in undisturbed posses.
sion. To hear such words from a pretty
mouth as Il feel awfully seedy,' It's beast
ly hot or Don't tell me such rot il
shocking to those who are accustomed to
elegance Of speech"
A plain round cake for the bridal party
alone takes the place nowadays OF the re
markable structure once thought necessary
aud known as the bridal cake. The bride
cuts it, and somewhere in it is the pretty
ring which is to bring luck to one of the
bridesmaids. A newer and approved fash
ion Of foreteiing their matrimonial fortune
is to pass around to the maids on a silver
salver number of tiny white cakes, one of
which contains the magic ring.
Another new fancy Is to have the brides
bouquet formed Of as many separate clus-
tiers as there are bridesmaids. Just before
she leaves the room, after the reception,
for the purpose Of donning her travelling
costume. the bude divides the bouquet,
tossing a bunch to each bridesmaid, and
she who catches the first Is supposed to
marry within the year.
1t is more than ever the fashion to send
out cards by mail announcing a baby's
birth. These consist Of little card on
which is engraved the infants maine, with
the date Of birth just underneath, and
the mothers card inclosed in the same en-.
yelope
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sPAnKs FROM MAIHH wIaBe

Frank s. Gonli I. lumber dexler and man
ufacturer, Joneseoro, Me-, has gone int,
insolvency.
J. NJ. Abbott has been sppoipted pos:
master Q; Benton Falls, vice " x. Luat
ard Mrs. r. Z Norton Msnsnis at Milo
vice Mrs. Clara Owen.
Secretary Foste' is reIorud to hsr,
selected th- southeast corner Of Ash arc
PAsk streets as The ere for the public build.
log at Lewiston, Maine.
The citizsr. OF Paris held an impromptu
service in memory Of Hon Hannibal Ham.
lin ss the Baptist chasch on Paris Hill. M.
Hanlin's birthplace, on Wednesday Al 8 80
P. N. Hoo. sidney PeIhsm presided aud
the Rev. n. Wedge offered prayer. Hon.
]. s. Wright presented appropriate resolu-
tionss which were sdopsed, ordered to b.,
Published, and copy sent to the family of
Mr.. Hamlin.
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Contacts with electric wires, railroad &C
cidents, broken car and elevator cables
explosions Of steam, natural gas and chem
icsls, poisons in adulterated food and drink
are few; but sill these dangers combined
do nat Kill IS rapidly as slow and sure Con
sumption. The death rate, toxever, from
Consumption, is being yearly cut dow
tince DR.. Pierce OF Buff,lo, N. Y, hs
given 10 the world bi, celebrated "Gcldel
Medical Discovery cure for Consump
ton and Throat and Lung troubles ths
lead to CONSUMPTION, If taken in tim, Ant
given fair trial The time 10 cure Con
sumption (Which Is really nothing NOR
nor less than Lung scrofuls), is in the G's
stages. A cough generally sounds tn
alarm. and you should take the "Discov
cry" at once. There 10 time ~hen i. ]
too late. july6i&xfolrm
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ANOTHER CONSUMPTION CURE.


mr.. Germa,r Sees New Form OF Treat
mcnt with NIcslicated Air.
DIR. Germain See has new method Oh
treating phthis;s, which is exciting interest
and attention just now. According to Inc
Lancet he. shuts his patient up for two
three ornlore hours daily in an hermetically
closed metallic chamber, into which Is
slowly admitted a current of compressed
air, which, having passed Through mix,
ture of creosote and eucalyptoi. Is saturated
with the vapor of these substances since
August last ten cases of phthisis have oeen
submitted to this treatment, all OF when
cases. with one exception. had reached the
period of softsning, asd baciili had been lie,
tected in the sputa- The results obtained
were return Of appetite, even in advanced
cases, gain Of weight ard strength, fall Of
temperature 10 the normal in a week OIL
two. disappearance of hemoptysis. diminu
ton of cough and of purulency OF sputa
and cessation of dyspnoa 1t is claimed
mat the method reduces the malady TO q
purely local lesion, all the general symp
toms disappearing. NJ. See related the
history of seven of his cases, all OF which
were relieved and some actually cured
The treatment has been eiiicacious in fetid
bronchitis