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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30
PILGRIMS AND THE POPE.
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE IN ST.
PETERS CHURCH.

His Holiness Received With Enthusi-
astic Acclaims as He Was Borne
Into the Basilica-The Trumpe.ers
of the Swiss Guard Herald His
Com n2 With Martial Music.
ROME, Sept. GA grand and imposing
religious ceremony took place this morning
in ST. Peters church For some days past
his holiness the pops has been receiving
bodies of religious pilgrims from various
countries and the city is filed with the de-
vous, many of whom have Travelled long
distance to pay honor TO the earthly head Of
the Catholic church. When it was announced
that ths pope in person would celebrate low
mass this morning great eagerness was man
ifested by the throngs Of pilgrims to attend
the services. Long before the doors of the
church were opened an immense crowd had
gathered in the magnificent altrum, or
piazza, in front OF the structure awaiting an
opportunity to enter.
TROOPS ON THE SCENE.
Detachments of troops of the Italian
army were stationed about the piazza for
the purpose Of maintaining order as it was
feared that in the pushing, struggling
throng me would meet with accidents
Fortunately, however. nobody is reported
to have been hurt. When the doors were
opened the pilgrims, who came from various
parts of Italy and from many foreign cOun-
tries, entered the church, oil signs Of eager
impotence vanishing as they entered the
sacred portals Sixty thousand persons were
in the church aggregation, which filled the
largest cathedral i'll the world
ENTRY OF THE POPE.
At $40 O'clock this morning amid the
hushed silence of the multitude and reyerent
bending of the knees, the pope seated upon
the sedia gesta.oria and borne upon the
shoulders of members Of the Papal guard,
entered the CHURCH and was carried to his
throne at the pontifcal altar. His holiness
was attired in pure white vestms1ts ana
wore upon his head the papal tiara. He
carried in either hand fans which resembled
beautiful palm leafs These fans are never
used at the ordinary services at ST. Peters,
but are reserved for use at great caremo-
mails only.
MUSIC OF THE TRUMPETERS.
AS the head OF the procession entered the
church the trumpeters of the Swiss guard
placed their silver instruments to their lips,
and peals of martial music heralded the
approach Of the Pope. The entire
Ceremony was marked with the pomp
which the Catholic alone are clpa
bic Of exhibiting. AS the pope was
borne along above the heads of the assembled
thousands he raised his hands and bestowed
his benedictions right and left until he
reached the altar. The progress Of the pro-
ce sion was attended with rapturous &C
claimings. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, men waving their hats and women
their handkerchiefs.
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AN OFFICE He DOESN'T WANT.
Jake Strauss Letter to the Amalga
mated Association of Liars.

Jake Strauss Letter to the Amalga-
mated Association of Liars.
Jake Strauss, one of the best known of
Savannah's travelling men, whose reputa-
tion as humorist extends from Atlanta to
Key West, has a card in the last Issue Of the
Tennille Error in which he declares that
paper has committed great error in deslg-
mating him as president of the AmalgA-
mated Association of Liars. He declines
the honor as follows:
Mr.. EDITOR After leading life of sobriety
and morality for thirty-one years and six
months. aud occupying an influential position
in the Young Mems Christian Association, |
now receive an official certificate informing me
that have been elected supreme head of the
Amalgamated Association of Liars.
This announcement OF my election coming on
the eve of my nomination as mayor of Ty
Ty, convinces me that it is a malicious design TO
destroy my political career.
Ihave been reliably informed that owe my
election to w. Moulton Peacock. man who is
not only red-headed, but diabolically freckled-
faced, aud who has peddled fraudulent chatcut
churns and misunderstanding ice cream freez-
ers. a man whom have lent 50 50, and who
never returned it, and to secure this position
through his influence is more than Will submit
to.
Why should be treated In this manner is
something that | cannot understand. | have
always advocated the sub-treasury bill or some
thing better, was in favor Of tn state giving
every member of the farmers alliance a ton OF
guano and a gallon of whisky once year, max
ing due bills legal tender, and now my reward
for all these noble resolutions is TO be cooly
informed that have been elected the supreme
liar of the Amalgamated Association OF Lars.
Mr.. Editor, am totally unfit 10 occupy this
position for various reasons:
!. have never told a lie 1t is simply on
account or being absent-minded.
2. have never told lie in my life.
3. despise man who tells lie and gets
caught at it. Yours truly, JAKE STRAUSS
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Kabo is for women who
:,reak their corsets. Kabo
can't be broken. We guar
antee it not to break for a
year; and the maker stands
behind us.
And Kabo doesn't kink.
To kirk is almost as bad as
to break. We guarantee it
not to kink for a year and
the maker stands behind us.
If a single "bone 1--WE call
it bone," it isn't bone) of
Kabo breaks or kinks in a
year, bring your corset back
to US and get your money.
And, if the corset don't suit
you after wearing a week or
two or three, come back for
your money.
There is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
4. r. ALTMAYER & co
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CITY BREVITIES.

The water will be shut off at II o'clock
to-day on Jones, between Whitaker and
Abercorn streets.
The Information docket case against
Officer Frank Kavanaugh was continued
yesterday morning by Mayor McDonough
until Friday.
Henry street, which was the first street
shelled, is being curbed. The shelling of
that thoroughfare was an experiment, there
fore no curbstoaes were put In at the time.
The second session of the free kinder
garten Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will open Oct l. The little
ones who attend will receive careful teach
ings and kind treatment.
A social session will be given by the Elks
to George Wilson's ninstrels tomorrow
night at Armory hail. The Harmony
orchestra will furnish the music for the
occasion, and big time is anticipated.
The regular weekly meetings Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
be resumed next Thursday at 4 o'clock. All
lady members are invited to attend the first
meeting as special business of importance
will be before it.
Messrs. H. Solomon & Son, who sustained
the loss of their business house at the recent
fire, have secured the premises at No. 162
Bay street, foot of Barnard. They also have
their former warehouse, opposite their old
place Of business, and are ready and pre-
pared to fill all orders for goods in their line
with their usual promptness.
Detective Basch returned yesterday morn
ing FROM Atlanta. where he spent a few
days working a case. He reports being
splendidly treated by the Atlanta officers,
Chief Connolly and Capt. Couch having
aided him in every possible manner. They
furnished him the assistance Of two detect
ives. Both the Journal and Herald gave
Detective Basch highly complimentary no
tices in regard to the work done by him In
the express robbery.
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR.

The new tug Regis, built at Camden, N.
j., sailed from there yesterday for Savan-
nah. She will go through the canal and
Chesapeake via Norfolk. she will probably
arrive here Saturday morning.
Joseph A. Roberts & Co. cleared yester-
day tho schooner Maggie Andre VS., for
Paysandu. with 301 barrels rosin. weigh
ing 149 COS pounds, valued at 1895, and
52,462 pieces pitchpine lumber, measuring
36S. 677 feet, valued at $3.50 50, and 29.560
pickets, measuring 30, 255 feet, valued at
s415 68. Total valuation OF cargo. SO, $50 81.
Cargo by McDonough & Co. and T. I.
Chapeau
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street here last week. Followis s is a sum-
mary: be
FIRST RAcE-One mile. Patrie won, with
Van Zsndt second and John q. Eabird Time
1919 tor
SECOND RAcE-One mile and fff yards. De-
clared of.
THIRD RACE-Fivs furlongs. I edna won.
w B second and Judge Hughes.nshird. Time
los. u
FOURTH RAcE-Queen City heedicap. One
mile ana sixteenth. Archer Vhn with Eli
second and Marion Q. third. Tlmsol 5l5
FIFTH RACE.--four and a half n 4 ongs. Tor
rent won. with Empress Frederic1 second and
Allie W. third. Time 0:s916
SIXTH RACE Five furlongs- adsworth
won, with Old Pepper second andEAlaric third.
Time :05l5
SEVENTH RAcE.-Four and hat furlOngs
Zoelin started off in the lead and never was
headed, winning by q head from Come There, a
length before elerlty. Time 0:5S14
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'0oethe's Visit to Carlsbad

poet W. ~ no doubt that the life Of the great
water N s.tteaiiy prolonged by drinking the
sprude sr.1 eprueel bpring We have the
of salt. W 4< brought ~ us nos IN the form
the ssier. =, p : obtained BY evaporation from
form di-..-,,iI.sbAD sPRUDEL SALT powder
and renaoyes leuaeioDs bile, alays irrtatl0n
Gets s00ttus,',, f.lcNons ~ aiding nature. L.
has the sIy,s,s AAa Without pan. The genylne
co.. Assss,.. A...ife = ElSNEE a MENDELsON
''D''' AeF YORK % ssery bottle.
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a COOL WAVE IN THE WEST.
aVsnnah Waiting to Get a Rreatl
OF It.

'NA@@NA w o%bAA4B " 6Ob q GEBdIn
OF It.
The season Of cool waves has set in, and
Fe7annah is anxiously awaiting one.
Aght frosts were reported yesterday
0rning by the signal bureau, at Omaha,
Nsnsss City, North Platte and Rapid City.
" Vincent. Mimi, and Huron, s. D.,
yyoSFted freezing temperatures.
lne storm central yesterday morning
~ The northern slope, Observer Smythe
pssTs, has moved slightly southeastward,
S s- increasing energy, and conferred last
~. over the Dakotas.
.as area Of the cool wave that covered
an, ses'ern states yesterday morning now
M ny over the lake regions, apparently
S;.s lng In tie track Of the western storm,
80 mas moved up the st. Lawrence val
lan. generally cloudy weather prevails
jo nv Zoe New England, Middle Atlantic.
a Ia - and western Gulf coasts, and also
Srslr extreme northwest. Elsewhere gen.
A A! Iair weather prevails.
w. ~. Is closing observation last night rain
at Kitty Hawk, Vicksburg and
Is tss'aslie. General light rains have fallen
'hours ''''on belt during the past twelve
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NOT a PRIZE FIGHT.
Gel Nc earthly Acquitted on the Spo

Gel Nc earthly Acquitted on the Spot
by New Orleans Jury.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 29.-The cases
against Cal Mccarthy and Tommy Warren.
under indictment for having engaged in a
prize-fght on Sept. % at the Olympic club,
were called for trial tetore
Judge Mari at the criminal district
court this morning. Severance having been
agreed to, Mccarthy was placed on trial The
testimony was to the effect that the affair
was not prize-fght, hut a scientific, sharp,
energetic glove contest.
THE DIFFERENCE ExPLAIsED.
The witnesses explained the difference
between prize-sghting ami a glove-contest.
in the latter gloves we're worn and 10 the
former they we're not. There we're chal-
lenges aud stake on both sides IN a
prize-dght, and there was none OF
this in glove contest. The jury
acquitted Mccarthy without leaving their
seats 4 nclls pros. viii no doubt De Issued
IN the case Il Warren. II is believed that
there will be no further attempt 70 inter
fere on the part u The authorities against
contests ~ this character.
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Almy Pleads Not Guilty.

WooDsvILLE, n. H., Sept. 29.-Frank C.
Almy was arraigned and pleaded not guilty
of the murder of Christie " arden this ate =
noon. He was brought to court on a
stretcher, but he looks well, and is in good
condition. He was entirely urConcerned.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rs Words or more, in
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing 70 buy or sell, any business or accommo-
datons to secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column
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THE DIFFERENCE EXPLAINED.

A wFsTgas MAs says this u q tough word,
and if u rs opinion that very fsw ~ l1ose Hhp
are 81 b vii ever gst Out alive. -ftfsrmaeeH
ficqi Ira,
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GROCERIES.
Are You Interested +?

SPECIAL
When you want Canned Goods, French
Groceries, Salt Fish, Flour, Teas. Coffee or
high-glass groceries OF any description, give us
IA call, as we have as large and complete a stock
as can be found in any one establishment
CANNED PEACHES.
We have some excellent trade in this line. In.
spection invited.
EVERYBODY SAYS so.
Messrs. EnOeI If ROthschitf SdUdEnnh,H Co..
DEAR SIRs-Please send by first express %
lbs Maracabo, Mocha ana Java. 1t is tie finest
roasted coffee have ever used.
PIERRE DUSBOSH,
Sept 3, 81. st. Andrews, Fla.
HOLLAND HERRING
Do you want few fancy Holland HerrinRY
If so. we have lot just received that Will
please.
IMPORTED SARDINES.
We now have line OF the best sardines OBJ
tainable, late purchase strictly the finest on the
CHEESE.
Just in. and viii receive regularly three times
a week. full line Of both imported aud domes-
tic cheese such as full New York State Cream,
English Dairy, Swiss. Limburger, Neufchatel.
Sap Sage. Gail and get your cheese, as you arc
sure always 10 get It fresh, and we make this
line specially.
II you have never bought any goods from our
house. favor us with "A trial order.
Sole Agents for the Imported KAISER BEER.
ENGEL & ROTHSCHLLD,
IA CONGRESS ST.
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Birminehan Tailors strike.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Sept. 30 AN the
journeymen tailors in Birmingham went
out on strike to-day for higher wages.
Only one firm yielded to their demands.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30
ROONIS TO RENT.

EOR RENT a desirable front room, newly
II furnished, for gentleman only, 1879 Liberty
street
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Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
to-day: Showers; slight change IN temper
atr1ra
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CORSETs.

"Tlndicatestrass. +Incnss AMI hundreiths.
P. II. SHyTH, Observer, Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30

NOR RENT residences No lis Jones street,
Il between Bull and Drayton streets, recently
repaired and with all modern improvements.
Apply to A. NJ. BELL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


S0A CAMILLA JAPONICAS and azalias az
OUU prices to suit the hard times for sale
at oeIschig's Nursery. ]. GARDNER, Agent,
3OIb Bull street
- REAT BENEFITS are gained by the popular
VI mode OF advertising in this column. Try
it to-day.
INSURE your property with ROWLAND &
Il MYERS Fire Insurance Agents. f22 Bryan
street
(NARTE BLANCHE champagne. the highest
~ grade OF dry sparkling wine our own
special importation. N. LAWNS ESTATE,
sole agent.
DEFoRE you buy or sell properly consult
ID ROBERT II, TATRM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer-
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1--WE SHARES of Rutherfordton Land and
II Industrial Company stock for sale. Apply
at 1874. corner Of Huntington and Mercer
streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30

|. Every
emery, cos
Atlaatique
niers New
Bosbobles
t company
S, William
tholou W
ers, A few
.unily, cav|
Themysl
iuese fetsl
Iluepalacel
us to unenI
vision and
4. Yale. /
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NOR RENT. a very desirable residence near
IL the park: possession Immediately. JOHN
n. JOHNSON & CO
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ENOH SALE the largest and best assorted
Il stock Of White Pine Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldtngs, ETC.. ETC., in the South. Also all
dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, ETC.
Mill supplies. Builders hardware is my
specially. Limo, Plaster and Hair. Direct i'm
portations of Roseudale and Portland Cement
sewer, Culvert and Fiue Pipe, all sizes, bends.
Traps, rs, etc. Call or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW
HANLEY
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NOR RENT desirable flve-room cottage, 232
II Anderson street. Apply 10 e. Ii. MED
LOCK at Katie'swharf.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LOST.

I OST one bull dog Saturday night, Sept. &c.
II Dog perfectly white and answers TO the
name "Bull' Liberal reward for his rsturn TO
NJ. J. DOYLE. Market Square.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30

ADS PER MONTH-For rent, a two-story
y Zb house. No. ~ Jones street, east of
Abercorn street. Apply to S. REYNOLDS, j.
of p
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FOR SALE.

EoRsALE. 20 head of mules A MoCoR.
Il MICK
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR Rem

EOR RENT. from Oct. !, store and dwelling,
Il at Johnston's station, Liberty county. Ap-
ply by letterto W. w. FRASER, at court no use.
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1--WE lots, 30x90 each, on Thirteenth street,
IL between Montgomery aud West Broad,
cornerinR on West Broad. Terms onefourth
cash and balance in one, two ana three years.
ROWLAND & MYERS, 1S2 Bryan street
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TOR SALE-Lot and improvements on south
II west corner Of jefferson and Charlton
property g., 800 If desired. ROWLAND q
MYERS, 122 Bryan street. ..
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TOR SALE, cheap. q nice little cottage on
Il Third street, second door west Of Lincoln.
Terms half cash, and balance on time, II de-
sired. ROWLAND & MYERS, 129 Bryan
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COWS, Cows. just arrived, fne lot Carolina
~ milchers at j. f. GUlLMARrIN & co 8
stables
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personal.

Nj ISIS KATIE KRIETE has returned from the
VA north and will resume dressmaking at
1879 MONTGOMERY street
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ITO RENT, suite of five furnished rooms.
Il water and gas 1l9 Perry street, facing
Chippewa Square 10 gentleman.
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EFFINGHAM MP-MEETING- Teams will
meet all passenger trains oct to g. D.
q. HEIDI Guyton, Ga.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-19

A number Of ladies and gentlemen
were assembled at dinner to celebrate
o friends wedding. After tho banquet,
a young barrister got up to propose =
matrimonial scheme, which was q
oncs adopted A president was elected
who was pledged to eternal secrecy b.
q solcm oath All unmarried peRson1
Of either SEX wrote each on I3ece q
paper his own name and that u ~
pcrson whom be desired 10 NAM
The papers were handed TO the pro-
dent, q man Of mature ago, maEzied
and grave as became his ONCE. Il ~
his duty TO acquaint tho two pastie.
who had mutually selected each cthe-'
Result: eleven couples thus had III
opportunity Of confessing their feeling
TO one another for the first time, and Z
month later eight weddings came on
The others followed in . short TINA
Eccentric, but the end jusifies III
means lie Monde Picturesque.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-19

Gladiatorial games were prohibited
by an edict Of tho Emperor Constantine
In A ID. 32s, but from some cause.
probably the loudly expressed disap-
probation of the people, the cdict was
allowed to fall into disnse, and its pen
altics weru never visited on its violaio-s
During the reign OF Honorins the defeat
Of the Cloths in Italy was celebrated BY
games but in the midst of the fights 10
the ainphitheatcr Of vespasian monk
named Tclemachus found his way into
the arna and parted the combatantz
with large professional cross.
The popuiacc swnrlned over the bar
ric=ldes and tore the monk TO pieces,
but the moral effect of the heroic aci
was permanent, and In A d. 40l ar
imperial edict abolished gladiatoria
sports In the Coliseum, and shortly
after throughout the Roman empire
The fight stopped by Telemachus wa
the hast in the Coliseum, and that struct
ure Is now consccrlted to the honor O
Telcmachus and the Christian martyr
who persisted in the prosecutions b,
Nero and other emperors. st. Loui
Globe Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-19

The undersigned having been restored
20 health by simple means, after sufler-
ing for several years with severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumptlon. IL anxious 70 make known
70 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
TO those who desire il, be will cheer
fully scnd (free Of charge) copy Of the
prescription used, which they will find .
sure cure for Consumption, A ~thma,
Catarrh, bronchitis, and all throat
and Lung NTaladies. lie hopes al suf-
fcrcrs will try his Remedy, Is IL Is in
valuable. Those desiring the prescrip,
ton. which will cost them nothing, and
NAV prove blessing, will please al
dress Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Will
Iiamshurg. Kings county, New y ork
4 Nov y lsaa--iy
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Thew axc two weys 70 live on earth.
Two vny. 10 Judge. 70 act. u v,ex.
For al things here have double h,,,i
A right. wronr; a false. true.
Giw me tho home where kinaness -.
To mako thai swoct which, secrIkth s,..,,.
Where every lip In fondnc-<s speaks
And every mind hath care Toe AN:
Whose Inmates liv~ In gladl crchanc,
~ pleasures frec from vain EXPENSE
whose hvtr ryonn Their means necr rams
Nor wise denLlls give offrnse.
Who In = netvhhprs fortune and
No wish. no impulse 10 complain
Who fccl not never telt--tho mind
10 envy 80 anofharS gajil
WIN dream nos or the mockine fide
Ambitions f'dlcd cndc~vor rn,pts
Tho bftfrr rancs ~ wounded pride.
Nor fabian pcwas that ahuns the strcs,a
Though Fate deny IT. eiitt 'riur stors.
LovcAs wealth h still the wealth 70 choou,.
Fur al that gold can purchase moro
Arc gausks 10 b ~ loss u lo<ri
sUme brings. whcrcsDccr they "a
Find liaught u please or " cxaAt J
Tirlr constant study hot ~ show 4
Iersctnai modes Of hnding FAULT.
Whilo others In the ccaselsa round \
Of daily wunts and daily care.
Cun yet Gull fiOwcn frnm common crrnnA
And tSioc enJoy the 10y they sharL
Oh, happy thry who harry makei
Who. blessing. still themselves an bleull
Who Hmething spare for others sake.
And strivs> In all things for the best!
New York Lcdcrr.
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Mr.. J. Lewis Of Arlington, has .
curiosity that he discovered while break
ing up rock to make pillars for b
house. He broke largo rock open,
and in the center Of it was found EN-
bcdded turtle. Not q live turtle. bu'
. periied one. He says II did Dr'
crawl OF, but it looked % natural b
expected TO see it do so.-Atlanta Con
stitution.
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Tho Duke Of Devofshires CO
scrvatnry at Chntsworth Is unrvaid
1t covers nearly an acre Of ground
measures 300 feet in length, 145 fset n
breadth, is G5 feet high, and has n, 00
s,uare feet Of glass. There b . car
rage road through it foln end to end
Tho orangcry at ChatswUr.h y $50 feel
long. "a feet wide, and n feet high l
is lighted from the top by glass roof
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There is scarcely Jay but sccs -
or more funeral trains running out g
tho Grand Centr,l station in New fork
70 Woodlawn cemetery. Two cars have
been flttd up especially for funeral
purposes by the CcIrtfal road. They
are called Woodiawn caxs, and eacn
has . compartment forward for ne
f.<rskcf.