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PASSENGERS.

Craftsmanship City of Augusta from Navy
d Gayward, Mrs G Freeland M
Mss La Page, James White, Thomas Loans 154ss
aadWlfe. Miss Johnson, @ II Konana1 ~ w ,
Wltes Master b Entleman, Mrs G + EntlarosH . !
II Emmons. II W Emmons, I J Lama ~ . 2
monsee, wife and infant, Miss Meta Monsoa'
Master II Monsee Z NJ Mcintyre and vgifs ~,
Douglas, A ii Bell and wife, Charles CoiisrI1s
Miss Kate kriete, Mrs A Vivian. ] O'NeiI Ny
L O'Nel, Mrs X O'Neil, Capt Henry Blum W.I
L Haynes Miss NJ Haynes, A % Vivian Mia
Fowler, Miss Vivian, Vincent Desea and ~
John trealinliafer and wife, A Knoor "a
Brooks, r NJ Randall aud wife, Master Kni-,
Mrs D Knight and infant, Miss n ! Iintssun1
Mrs Lindsay Il II Vose and wife. ] Rut5e,.
Iora, Al Connally, ID Goodman, J z Burke. Nh
housseln, Miss Mary Hawey, Mrs ] G OIivas
Adolph Lunenburg. Adolph Dairsch NJ Saoa'
Lena Murken A qartleman, Miss Emma FngljsSa'
Miller. -'S' L Z
Per steamship Gate City from Boston Arrj,
Giooins Molie Gibens a & Martin and wiz !
y Gardner. W Lane, Nellie Arthur and cbIf
NJ Adair, Mrs sam Ross and child. Master n s
Ceha Brogenlin, Miss Brogenlin, Miss Brogen
IN, A ID Hart Mrs j Skeeme aud child : 4
Elchards, Miss Sterns. Mrs High and two chill,
dren, h Urban and wife, NJ A Gilmore, A Y ST,
cetser and wife. NJ Phillips. ] @ FreeIand ana
daughter, W Freeland, Mrs NJ Page Maror
rage, Mrs Essenger and child, Miss EssenRer
and two steerage.
Per steamship City Of Birmingham for Nav
YOKE II Vase and wife. H Herndop. DR. q
) Co!ding, Mrs J Brandt, Miss Emily L Crsw
ford, H Clarke and wife ] Steinheld N M.
than, Charles P Anderson.
Per steamship d II Miller for baltimore
Mrs W Il Wapels, MIR Seabpook, Miss Van Nes,
Bliss Seabrook, Mrs Seabrook, William Den.
hardt, L Burman,
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FLORIDA.


Barlow had a big democratic rally LASH
Monday, and the crowd was a very e1thu-
stastio one
Messrs. Baskin and Mann, Peoples party
candidates, will be in Green Cove Weines-
day and address, the people,
sumter County Times: The countv
democratic campaigners have been making
Old Sumter ring from one end to the other
Tor the past week with regular old time
unterrihed" democratic speeches. That's
the stuff, let 'er roll!
Madison Recorder: Judge S. J. Perry
in ss grown crop of upland rice on the old
COhscrlpt place this year, which he ia
harvesting de says il is one Of the best
crops a Florida farmer can make and that
country. - ''-''
bsrSoW Nsi1s: Any one who thinks that
sue farmers OF Polk county have gone off
Win the oolters, ought to hear the reports
coming up from every precinct In the
county. They can fool some of the peo-
PIE al the time, and all the people some Of
all the time" '''p'0
Orlando Record: A company Is being
organized to secure the engagement of Senor
nahuelo Valdez y Ca Of Havana to give a
regular bull fight on leased land between
DIIanuo and Winter Park on Nov. 81 1892
1he company includes sixsy-five persons
Cg Unelr own tents, etc and eighteen
AndAiuslan bulls. This company is know
as the Royal Spanish Toreadors.n
81 Augustine Nelos: The experiments
made by DR.. Silas L. LOOMS of Fernan-
olna, show clearly that the palmetto fiber
Is OF great value commercially and that the
plant which not long ago was considered
nov only worthless, but a burden TO thu
lana, van In the future be of great im-
Dortance. 1t will almost. II not quite, euual
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The zone cent a word" column of the
MORNING NEWS places advertising within
the reach of every one who has anything "a
sell OF wants anything. Advertising shows
thrift and enterprise. and fer the small sum
OF 10 cents you can demonstrate that Won
are possessed of those very necessary reoui,
sites TO success in life. The MORNING NEWS
clrculates everywhere, reaches everybody.
is read by rich and poor alike, has thousands
of readers who never look at any other
newspaper.
1t Will print your advertisement. if IS
words or less. for 10 cents, and charge you
one cent for each added word. There is no
trouble to calculate what your advertise.
ment will cost you. If YOU have an adver.
Using account with the MORNING News,
you can telephone your advertisement, il
you do 80 before 10 p. m. Business Office
telephones 364.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Perth Auboy, Sept 2l-Schr Adele Thackara,
from Satllia arrived here this afternoon ia
charge of Mate johnson, Capt Morris having
died on Sept l6 OF malarial fever and was buried
at sea on Sept II. Three Of the crew and mate
are SICK.
Tybee, Sept 24-Arrlvedat anchor ON un-
known Norwegian bark.
London, Sept Ozark SaRitta [Norl Olsen,
from Hamburg for Savannah, grounded at Al
tona in leaving port, but tioated on the follow
ing tide, and mas proceeded to sea, not having
sustained any apparent damage.
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not nearly in proportion TO the extreme advance
in prices. Pork sympathized 20 a degree with
the advance in ribs. Pork opened unchanged
at $40 20, advanced during thu forenoon TO
$40 IS. and put on a fresh squirt during the
afternoon, going up to SO 62lS Then it
weakened 70 $40 80 and closed at that price
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No 2sprIng 1920; No. red 1850. Corn-No.
1880 Oats SIC. Mess pork SO 50dlO 691k
Lard % 7216- Short ribs 81 e567 IS. Dry
sailed shoulders s5 e09s 90. Short clear
g. 901795
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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CA - AOAA0hFa
ing. Highest. Closing.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 24-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat easy; 10. 2 red, spot aud
September delivery 75IS6l1534c; southern wheat
steady; Fultz 70077c; Longberry T5R7sc;
s2uthern corn steady. White J6D5Sc; yellow
CINcrsSATI. Sept. 24-Flour dull Wheat
frner; No. red 71072c. Corn heavy and
dropping; No mixed 4O1Ec. Oats easier: No,
2mixed 81 6b33c. Pork steady at SO % Lard
nrm aud higher at 81 25. Bulk meats firmer at
81 62lt17 IS. Bacon firm and quiet at IS S7l63
Q 90. Whisky and in fair demand.
ST. LOUIS, sept. A.-Flour firm and I'M
at 1s6D14c over yesterday: No. , red cash lower
at 6g1Sc; September delivery G93zc nominal:
October delivery zoe nominal; December deliv-
cry 7314c asked. Corn opened weak, rallied
and closed 1SlG3Sc up; No 2cash dull 436n 1880;
September delivery 431Sc bid; December delivery
4S15c. Oats in urgent demand; No.2 ceshtat 3OI4
b3056c; September delivery Bic bid. October
delivery 3016c bid Iron cotton ties 81 10 Rag
ging 61527$4c. Whisky az 81 10; Provisions
firm and very dull. Pork-Standard mess lob
blng at S1l co. Lard 81 25 Dry sailed meats, ba-
con and ham unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. "A. Markets unchanged
and quiet.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a. noon.-Spirits turpentne
dull and easy at 293294c. Rosin quiet and
steady at 81 2214Qe1 211f
WILMINGTON, sept. 24-Spirits turpentiue
steady at 251sc. Resin firm; strained SIC;
good strained 9Jc Tar firm at 81 30 Crude
turpentine steady; yellow dip and virgin
81 20,
CHARLESTON, Sept. e4.-spirits turpentine
steady at2 Rosin firm; good strained 90c.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Boston, Sept 22-Steam r Wilkesbarre, from
Port johnson, reports the bell buoy OF Pollock
Sue not In working order. There is a vessel's
anchor attached to the buoy; some vessel evil
IDENTIFY towing dragged into il.
Washington, Sept 23-Notice is given by the
lighthouse board that Rattlesnake Shoal light
vessel, No So, will not be withdrawn from Ter
station on Rattlesnake Shoal, northeaSterly of
the entrance to Charleston harbor, South Caro-
lima, as stated in notice to mariners. No 81. OF
1892 repairs not being absolutely necessary for
the present.
Pilot charts and ell nautical Information will
be furnished masters of vessels free OF charge
in United States photographic Oflce in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
at the office.
EXPORTS
Per steamship City OF Birmingham for New
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Just Recnlvad.

Another shipment OF the celebrated Tin
faundel claret wine direct from the Napa
Valley county, California; 90 cents per
bottle; "a so per case. Dryfus & Rich, 16l
Congress street, Savannah.-dd.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta, Catherine. New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship Decatur II Miller. Billups, Balti-
more-Jno J Caroan, Agent.
Bark Ceres LGerl, Artel, Goole-Holst & Co.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them CastOCis
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Smoke La Misms 10-cent all Havana TO
bacco cigar. Dryfus s. Rich, 161 Congress
street, Savannah, sole agents; at most cigar
skands-dd. eN
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TELEPHONES.
Hello! HGIIO!.


Ought you not to have telephone ct your
residence! The following is a list OF residens
stations in the Savannah Telephone Exchange
Call on the manager or send him postal card
and he will call on you.
r. H. POLK, Manager.
5, Charles Seller; z J Wilaer; ii, Elsinzer
u, Jackson; ~, Saassy; II. j G. Bald
Cunningham; 81, r G Fleming; 12l, A White;
l2I, J Gostte; 1854, NJ f Dunn; 1879, r H Polk;
100, W 5 Cherry; 40, F u duBignon; 1T2, J
Mechselnaum; l76, William Garrard; PIG, c H
wilcox; go, q keisling; 242, II b Smith; 2j9,
@ Brandt; $50 D Hops 262 P w AIeldrim;
2b1, J A Carson; 27S, r NJ Butler; PSI, & he
ROW; 299. g H Stone; 49, J Il still; 3os, W .
q o5 az weiis' 1f'i pi&o slo 81 !
Stuts; $50, J Merrihew; $50, George F King;
$50, p A smith 1858, W d Harden $50, s p Shot
ter 5o9, w Carmichael; 372, G II Dorset; 3lt
q Haas; 375 NJ L Boyd; 81, l. T Turner; $40.
w W Gordon; 1892 J j McDonough; $50, J A
Crisheld; 3al w Coney; 1896, A Hanley 1917 W
w Ovens 402 ) d Martin; 40j, O'Connor;
az, + Minis; ALB w S Tison; 423. Fl Lsngei
425. }. Kayton; 480, E X Hernandez; 49, Z P
Lowell; 436, George Schroeder; Az, L Cooper
4i6 A Lawton, Sr; 453, w Lawton; 445 A K
Lawton, Jri 462, NJ Appel; 1853, II S Colding;
456, J A " Wesefarth; 400, NJ G. Enrich; Al, A
n O'Keehe; 4SS, f G Bell; 4Ss, Miss e McAlpini
496, A Q Oelschig; 4gs, George Wagner; 492,
James Rowel; 504, c H Cox; 500, B Gordon; S1l
John Il Fox; 511, j H Grimm; SIS, l. P Mag;
goini; $40 Il karEer; 522, B Tiedeman; 52s "
L Wilson; 525, B Oliveros, $50, J Freid; 532, R
G Norton; 536, L L Hackett; 537. B Chisholm;
5i2, Mrs G Thomas; 544, II 2 Smart; 545. J J
Sullivan; 54S, D Schroeder; $50, Robinson; $751;
William Bohen 559, G F Prendergast; 500, 8
Ellis; b6l, / Lippman; 800, Mrs Bannon, Thun-
der0olt Toll Station; b92, II s Haupt.
PHYSICIANS.
375, DR. NJ L Boyd; 252, DR. o N Brandt; 537, Dr.
7 B Chisholm; 50i, DR. g II Cox: 1874 DR. NJ y
Dunn; 45, DR. w h Elliott; 402, DR. J d Martin;
5o2, Dr. K G Norton; 526. DR. Oliveros; 39l,
DE wv wv OMane. Ir lInn AES
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York-a,72f bales upland cotton. o. b.,.-.
s sef eott9 ton S - Saes dOmssties and yarns
spirits turDentine. IS 635 feet hIn,ha-- ~ ooli
ai o6, turtles l43 bols ochre, 2i6 NO. tGasa
5000 slaves, $3.50 shingles 10 ba PHss trli1.
s' fsc . Dbl, terraPin s55 tons pig iron ispeF
oEeT steamship d II Miller Tor Rsj+,-
80; bales upland cotton. . bsIas 4 p'.LtlInors-
bsis moss. bales hides, 1858 b6ls ~
DDS rosn oil, 60 bbls pitcu, 8z4 b5IS u
fsr 10 casks clay, IS tons pig IRON 10 . 1
Loet Iuinoer, l65 empty kegs. $50 cass .%'ati
pkgs mdse. 'So VI AAgeS, 200
- Fer BARK Ceres LGerl, for Goole. sG4o IL,
TDS S, weighing !,471,955 pounds-Ps5'.ros DOS
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dd Ter central Railroad. Sept 24-25s h.t--
uoLnestic. | bale hides, 8 pkgs Ieatber ooaIes
paper pigs tobacco .145 pkgs IarI 5,S Tolls
Spirltg turpentine, 2029 bbls rosn IS n. 40 DOS
car nay, q b6ls whisky, l dozen br Ioa run,
SACKS meal, 10 bushels meal, car bsp Oj Ls d
cars empty barrels. S52 bbls flour. 46o ron ron :
a4uT, cars lumber, Is cords WOOD u ~, sacks
DOS syrup, Is casks clay, 100 pkgs MS Eee
pigs machinery 2,4O) lbs buggy Tnatar;o 3
PHgS mdSe, pkgs household goods ~ ~
vegetables. F'@ 4oh' Pig
5 S6gaSyhanah, Florida and Western Ry Sam.
St-<OIo oaies cotton, l,552 bbls rogiD. a. 9Pept
spirits, 81 cars lumber, cars ''C ools
I bds sa b5 rice II pair Wheels 90 bbs o g1od
"a cases whisky rs pals candy. 2 bdis nnszy,
goods. - FAs9 household
Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. ss,.o.
os'es cotton, u b6ls rosin, car cattle "a "a
soap, ooX olackluE, car axle grease. c TX
crockery, 3 sacks grain, 20 bdls rims esaS
hqushold goods. trunk, 100 boxes tobaco,p Ass
Per South Bound Railroad, SEM .,
pigs mdse' 42 pigs tobacco, pkgs housebo155
goods. cars sand. 'Se1oId
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.


Steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Blufton-C H Med
lock, Agent.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
Steamship Decatur II Miller. Baltimore.
Bark Carstsn Doe LNorl, Rotterdam.
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SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.

oCN CE -. .b:l2
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 9:31 AM 1856 Pm
STANDARD Time)
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"a Interest to Mothera.

800 boys school suits. four patterns, at
81 70. worth 50 rs, at Kohler's, 1853
BrouGhton street.-ad.
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Important,
Concerning Your Wanrs.

100 boys suits, 4 to Is years, at 81
worth 81, at Kohlor's, 15S Broughton.-od,
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SUNDAY, Sept 25, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta, Catherine, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship Gate City, Googins, Boston-C G
Anderson
Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, New York,
with oil to Tidewater Oil Company vessel to
Geo Harriss Il Co,
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PouLTRY-Market very firm; supply moderate;
demand good
EGGs-MarEet is firm, supply ample, de-
mAnd moderate.
PE4NuTs-Ample STOCK demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


New York Sept. "a, noon,-Stocks opened
quiet and fairly steady. Money opened easy,
with no loans; closing offered at 80 per cent
Exchange-long, 81 $50; short, S4s State
bonds du! but steady. Government bonds dull
but steady.
Erie .,....,....... S59s Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago North. 1879 Terminal. 1000. SIS
Lake Shoye.......lS0 Western Union. 95
Norf & w pref. 81h
NEW YORK, Sept %, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady ATS 631S64 80;
commercial bills. 81 Sis1Qn4 sou. Money easy,
win no loans: closing offered at 3Is per cent.
Government bonds closed duh but steady; four
per cents 1875. State bonds dun but steady
The day in Vail street was little more than
the closing up of the speculation which has de-
veloped considerable activity in the stock
market and served to make substantial reac-
ton from the depression caused by the cholera
scare. There was little feature to the trading
but the principal element in the market was the
putting out Of heavy snort lines In Reading, the
purpose seemingly being to kill the bulliSh feel
ing IN that one stock. Philadelphiaus were the
principal sellers of the stock but additional
short sales served TO more than neutraliZe the
Continued demand. The rest of the list were
very quiet and held within narrow limits
throughout the day, except Louisville and Nash-
vile, which was still pressed for sale and de-
clined large fraction. Gould brokers were
buyers Of Missouri Pacific aud Texas Pacific
but pressure upon. the leader settled the list
away slowly until after the publication of the
bank statement, which again showed q slight
gain in tbs surplus reserve The really only
strong point in the list was Lake Erie preferred,
whose gain was N per cent. net, but the in
huence of this was more than Offset by drop
of u per cent in Lackawanna on very light
trading. Trading was unusually barren OF feat
ure and the close was only fairly steady.
The sales Of listed stocks were l25, 900 shares;
unlisted 900 shares. The following are the
closing quotations Of the New York Stock
Exchange:
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NAVAL oTOtEs-lhe market Tor spirits turpen-
tine was quiet and easier. Buyers and sellers
however, were somewhat apart owing to
the low bids of buyers At the board
reported quiet at 26l4c, for regulars, with
sales Ut $50 casks. At the second cali il
closed firm at 26c bid for regulars.
Rosin-The market is SILL quiet. though firm, at
quotations. There was some demand but in a
moderate way and q light business was
done. At the Board of Trade on the first
call the market was posted firm with
A, b, @, D and (. 81 O5; F. 81 10: G, sli5; ri
81 30; l. 81 80; K, 81 65: VI, 81 90; n, 81 4O:
window glass, 81 80; water white, 3S 90 At
the last call il closed unchanged.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES
TERDAY

Bark Inheritance [Norl, Schmidt. to load for
Europe-Holst & Co.
Bark Ragna [Norl, Petersen, 70 load for Eu-
rops-Chr Il Dahl q Co.
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COMM ERCIAL-
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. %. 1892

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. %, 1892
OoTroS-The market was quite firm during
the first half of the day and prices were ad-
vanced &c, but which was partially lost at the
close. There was pretty steady though light
inquiry and q moderate business doing. The
total sales for the day were b92 bales. On
Change at the opening call a. 10
q. m, the market was bulletned firm
at an advance Of 1-l6c all around with sales Of
239 bales. At the second call, at O'Clock p. m,
it was firm, at further advance Of I-l6c in all
grades, the sales being e33 bales At the
third and last call, at I o'clock p. m. it closed
quiet and firm at decline of Lice all around
with further sales of 40 bales. The following
are the official closing spot quotations Of the
llnftn, E-.cLa
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RICE-The market was dull and unchanged.
The sales for the day were 81 barrels. Good to
prime is selling at 41S0434c. Some sales Of
rough have been made at 60l75c,
Rough
Country LOTS. ..............S 65A 10
TIDE water. ...,....... ....... ...... 906bt is
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EABORTS.
Per steamship City OF Birmingham for New
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375, DR. M Boyd; 252 DR. O Brandt 5s7. On
7 B Chisholm; 5Oi, DR. G II Cox; 1874, DR. NJ 2
Dunn; 45, DR. W Ii Elliott; 402, DR. D Martini
5a2, Dr. G Norton; $40, DR. b P Oliveros; 39I
Or W w Owens; $50. DR. George II Stone; 465
Dr ] w WegefarLh; 172, DR. Weichselhaum
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Sea Islunds.-The market was quiet, steady
and unchanged. There was a light demand and
a few small sales were made on the basis Of
quotations:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-09-17
AIexandcr,. Death Mask.

When Hamlet said that Alexander
died, Alexander was buried, Alexander
returneth TO dust, he overlooked the
fact that Alexander's dust, instead Of
being converted into loan TO stop beer
barrel, was preserved from corruption
by the process of embalming and from
external injury by being cased in the
most precious of metals. Pettigrew, in
his History of Egyptian Mummies, says
Of the death mask of Alexander that ''it
was a sort Of chase work. and of such a
nature that it could be applied so closely
to the skin as TO preserve not only the
form Of the body. but also TO give the
expression Of the features to the coun-
tenance."
He does not quote his authority for
this statement. but it is unQuestionably
derived from the account of the death
and burial of Alexander written by
Diodorus Siculus. who said: And frs;
a coffin of beaten gold was provided. so
wrought by the hammer as to answer Ia
the proportions of the body. 1t was half
filed with aromatic spices, which served
as well To delight the sense as to prevent
the body from putrefaction. Then fol-
lows description of the funeral chariot,
and of the long line of march from
Babylon to Alexandria. where Augustus
Caesar saw the tomb 800 years later, but
there is no reference to n mask of Alex
ander's face in gold.-Laurence Hutton
in Harper's.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-09-17
Woman's Endurance of Pain.

Women endure painful surgical OPP
erations much better than do men," said
DIR. l.. NJ. Britton ut the Southern yes
terday. Men Will receive frightful
wounds without fiinching. then act like
babies at the sight of the surgeons knife
and needle. As rule the most robust
nations bear pain with less fortitude
than those noted for effeminacy. A ma
tive Of Bengal will look placidly on
while You saw off his leg. while your
bold Britisher must have an opiate be-
fore getting tooth pulled.
The Mexicans and Cubans endure
pain much better than do the Ameri-
cans, while a Turk will let surgeon
saw him To pieces without raising half
the disturbance that a big German
soldier will over the setting of broken
bone. But for genuine stole in the
matter of patient long suffering, COM
mend me 10 an Indian who has not been
tainted with the white mans civilian
ton. There is no torture human in
genuity can devise that will break his
nerve."-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-09-17
A Monster Volcano.

Hawaii is chiefly famous for its vol
canoes. Kilauea. the largest active vol
cano in the world. lies on the side Of the
mountain Mauna Loa at an elevation of
1900 feet. We usually think of a vol
cano rs cone. but Kilauea is rather a
great sunken pit in the midst of vast
desolate plain. which slopes up gently 10
the summit of the mountain. 1t is pit
Of no less than nine miles in circumfer-
ence and the area of its lowest level is
six square miles. The level varies. hut
it is at present COO feet below the sur
rounding country. and is reached by a
steep descent down the sheer face of n
precipice which extends right around
the crater and. rs il were. wallsjt in.
Within the crater. toward its Southern
end, is an inner crater with one or more
lakes of fire, called Halemaumau, or
House of Everlasting Burnings. which
constitute the true chimney of the vol.
cano Here Kilauea exhibits its cease.
less activity.-Asiatic Quarterly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-09-17
Bucklen's Arnica Salyc.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refundeu. Price 81 cents per
box. For sale by =. ID. Cottingham & Co.