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Lodge Notices.

CovixercS LODGE. No. lS0, r.
AND A n.-Msets ON the second
aud fourth Saturdays IL, the month
II. r. Warren. w. NJ. w. y.
Cook. Secretary.
Sr. TaMMASY LoDoE, No. 3l76,
iAHIGIlTs OF uOxox. Meets on the
first and third Mondays in the
'c0:.th. W g. Kentzel. Dictator.
II. j. Smith, Reporter.
ST. TaMMAXY L0D0E. No. 06.
Kx'cnTs oF !'yrHIAs.- Meets ON the
fist AID third Thursdays in the
,lo:th. JOhn ]. Stroble, c. g.
+. julius IIeiniz. K. of II. 8.
Vaudeville I.oDHx No. los, X.
oY P.-alests IN the first And tl.ir d
Saturdays Of each month, ut i
o'cl0ck r. NJ W. G. Hmtchisou. G..
G.: Clias. Il. Smith. X. Of =. s.
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Land Office, New Orleans. La,
March o. 1891.

Land Office, New Orleans, La,
March 25, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has fled notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
Of her claim, and that said proof
will be made befors the clerk Of
the district court. mt Coyington, La,
on Tuesday. May Q. 1893. viz:
ADLINE BAHAAG.
Formerly Adline Hagan. widow Of Will
liam b. Hagan.
Who made homestead entry No. 97O5,
for the east half of the northwest quar-.
ter, and the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter. and lots I and 2, in
section z. township S. south range 10
east. st. Helena meridian.
She nanes the following witnesses 10
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land. Wig:
B. Populus, Luke Baham, Emile Ba-
ham and Sam Lee, al OF st. Tammany
Parish. La
apl Ct CHAa. C. PAIYHKY. Register.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

State Senator, 18th District-u.
G. Ncwsom. GreeLsbnrg
FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT.
Fourth Monday in February. and the
fourth Monday in July.
Judges-Jas NJ Thompson. Cow
ington; N A Strickland. Green's
burg
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Judge-RObt Il Reid. Amite City
Attorney-B0:ivar Edwards
PARISH OFFICIALS.
Representative, Jas II Murphy.
Pearlviile
Sheriff. W B Cook. Covington.
Clerk of Court, Fl Il Warren :"
Coroner. DR. + j Heintz
Treasurer. WIN C Pharis
Parish Attorney. Clay Elliott
Assessor, & II Cause, S.idell
Returning Officer. s d Crawford,
Pearlville
Inspector of Weights and Meas
ures. Chas Bradley. Covington
Parish Surveyor. w. H. II. Han
gen, jacksonville.
POLICE JURY.
President, j ii Abney
Secretary. w q Ksutze!
1st ward. Geo Koeppe. Jr. Madi-
sonville
I'd ward. B F Rogers. Covingtop
Sd ward. j NJ Abney
4th ward. VIC Davis, Vaudeville
5th ward. Peter Parker, Violin
9Th ward, Warren Thomas, Tho
nAasville
It'll ward, John A Tod. Bayou
Lacombe
3th ward, A Provost, Sr. Pearl
vile
9th ward. S 81 Decker. Slidell
SCHOOL BOARD.
President. Jos A Smith
superintendent aud Secretary.
Chas A Hartmann
lst ward. Chns OullibeP. Madi-
sonvills
I'd ward. N Fenalason. Vergcr
Sd ward, + L Martindale, Cow
ineton
Alb ward. Jos A Smith, Mandn-
vile
5tb warJ. Otto Strattman, Tall.
shock
9Th warl, John A Orr. F:oPen.
sille
7tb ward. Chas Hartmann, Bayou
Lscombe
9Th ward. s D era wiori, PEARL
vile
9th ward. H Mandin. tSlidsll
TOWN OF CONVICTION.
Mayor-F e Martindale.
Al.iermen-L Wel,rli. Jr.. Emile
Frederick, L Roub'on. A Laburde.
j NJ Giesea. Adolph Frederick.
Treasurer. Hardy H Smith
Secretary. w q Kentzei
Marshal PJ Dulion.
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NOTICE.

On the lst day Of March. 1888. the
firm Of J. Levy L Brothers was dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr.. Jacob Levy re-
tiring:from the buxipess. The business
will be continued - usual under the
iirm name Of Levy Bros. and . continu-
ance Of the liberal patronage heretofore
given the 6rm il respectfully solicited.
]. LEVY.
L. LEVY.
/. LEVY.
VAUDEVILLE. La, March :, 1888.
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FOR SALE.

A small farm ct Claiborne Station. op-
posite Covington. near the East Louisi.
ana Railroad Depot. Good residence
and out-buildings. Seven acres Of land.
fenced in and under cultivation; live
stock. etc. Finn location for Hotel,
For further information apply at this
0fIlce
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Vaudeville Items.
April 5, 1893.

April 5, 1893.
EDITOR ST TAAMAxY FARMER:
Mr.. W. Covel, of the steamer
New Camelia, has . force Of men
ut work repairing the public wharf,
which was badly needed.
Our town Is on q boom, as every
man that wants to work can get 9
job.
Mr.. J. L. Dicks, the we'll driver,
has completed . we'll for Messrs.
Dupre Bros, At their new saw mill,
which dows 1t the rate Of fifty gal
Ions per minute.
The public school has been opened
Tor term Of three months longer,
which will give six months on q
stretch, which is very highly in.
dorsed by the citizens of our ward.
The citizens Of our town are very
proud to see Mr.. Keller, . native Of
st. Tammany, in full charge Of the
Telegraph Office, which he learned
in . very short time.
And not forgetting that popular
young conductor Of the East Lou
isiana Railroad, Mr.. N. Hestrest,
who h anative OF our town, and gives
general satisfaction 10 I'll who travel
On the train in charge OF him.
A CITIZEN.
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FOR SALE.

Two or three hundred young PECAN
TREES, to set out this Spring. Price
Is to 80 cents each, the purchaser to
dig and set them. PHI. HOELZEL,
CovingtOn or jacksonville r. D.
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o. TIE Woeoass fair Tor TIT.
teen Ce0ta

unoo receipt Of yoar address ana -.
-. 900 IN pos6age stsops. we Will
~.ii voc psepaid our SoUvHxIs fosf-
- - -. Wo.rps CCLUHBrAN ExRo-
ss,on. The regular price is Fifty cents.
-. :. % want yon 10 have one. We
~ ~ The price nominal. You will ind
!. 4 80 az "a and thing 70 b prised.
s."s.;.s fnll mage views Of the great
r.ssS;.e.. viii descriptions Of same.
~ !. sreoutesl In highest style ct Art
60 s.t;e6ed With t. altee yoe get Il,
A~;,, ,efnnd the stamps and let you
~ 80 hook. Address
BUOKLEN 1 CO.. Chicago. III.
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FOR SALE.

A Double Cottage in Vaudeville. we'll
furnished. Four rooms in the main
building, and seyeral other out-baild.
ings Fronts on Marigny street. ONE
block from the Like shore. Four lots
ground. each GO by 100 feet. two lots I'M
der cultivation. Apply to
MRS. A, MANIENT.
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New Advertisements.
STRAYED.

Since the 9Th of March, 1898, . BAY
MARE, branded J. T., wearing . bell
and halter. Has white spots ON the
forehead and three legs. A reward Of
Five Dollars will be paid for the return
of the same to G. C. ALEXICS.
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WANTED.

AwHITE COOK, about % or 20 years
Of age, to help to keep house for small
family in the country, on the Tchefuncta
River, about six miles from C0vington.
Apply at this Office.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-04-08

teen-mile post on the Columbia
road, Walter Pierce.
From the fifteen-mile post to the
ten-mile post on the Columbia road,
] S Jones.
From the ten-mile post to the
nve-mile post on the Columbia road,
J & Dutsch.
On the road known as the Ben
Williams road, j G Williams.
On the Franklinton road, from
the parish line to the Columbia
road, Eugene Talley.
On the Will Parker road. + y
Thomas.
Upper end Of the Military road,
w d King.
Lower end OF the Military road,
L Dirks.
SIXTH WARD.
From Talisheek to Evans branch,
Sam Wilson.
From Evans branch to hickory
creek, John Crawford.
From J Wortham's to FlOren-
vile, John Fleming.
From Hickory creek to Gum
creek, Bob Starks.
From Abita bridge to Talisheek,
Henry Parker.
From Generelly to the Pearl
River road, John Kellar.
SEVENTH WARD.
Bonfouca road, from Aubry's
Ferry to the four-mile post. James
Todd.
Pearl river road, from Aubry's
Ferry to Bayou Lacombe bridge,
w c Talley.
Vaudeville road, from Aubry's
Ferry to Big Branch, Sam Cousin.
Lake Shore road, from Ducre's
ferry to lake shore, Paul Castles.
EIGHTH WARD.
From Hickory Creek 10 John
Kahl's place, David A Porter.
From John Pcnt0n's to Pearl
River, Kessey Blackwell.
From st. Joe brickyard to Pearl
River Station, Joshua Cams.
From GAINESVILLE to West Pearl
river, Rufus Bennett.
From Slidell to the Talley place,
John Sallsberger.
From Slidell to Herwig's Bluff,
r A Orr.
From John Kahl's to Indian VIII
lage, John Kahl.
From Slidell to Oak Grove
Church. A Provost, Jr.
From the Strobe place to Salt
Bayou, David Daniels0n.
From Slidell to Mayfield's place.
Dixon Mayfield.
The following bills were read and
approved:
Henry Seymour, commissioner Of
election, second ward, Nov. 8, 1892.
two days, 81 20.
Ed. Brewster, clerk OF election,
Nov. 8, 1892. one day, 81.
The following warrants were then
issued to members for mileage and
per diem:
George Koeppe, Jr. 2 days, 81 90
b. F. Rogers, 2 days. z 90
j. n. Abney, 2 days...... s 90
w. G.. Davis, 2 days. 80. z 90
Warren Thomas, 2 days.. Z 60
Peter Parker. , iavs Z so
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FOR SALE.
A Fine Residence
At Abita Springs,
FOR SALE

Fronting the Railroad, near the Depot.
Spacious grounds, fine well, 0utbuild-
ings, etc. For further information, APP
ply at this Office.
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$3.50 IL

JNo. A. TOP,
WARREN THOMAS.
1t was moved and seconded, that
all bills approved by the Finance
Committee be laid over till the July
meeting. Carried.
The following public road over
seers were then appointed:
FIRST WARD.
On the bridge road, from the
bridge to the ferry road, Parker
Henning.
On the ferry road, from the cor
poration line Of Madisouville to the
ferry, Tom Parant.
On the Turnpike road, from the
ferry road to Gum Pond, August
Fohrmann.
From Gum Pond to the parish
line, Reuben Bennett
Ponchatoula road, from Madison.
vile to the parish line, Emile Fohr.
mann.
SECOND WARD.
On the HOlmesville road, from
the four.mile to the eight-mile
post, Albert Theobald.
On the Holmesville road, from
the eight-mile post to the twelve
mile post, John Morgan.
On the Holmesville road, from
the twelve-mile post to the parish
line, Charley Brown.
On the ferry road, from the six
mile post to the ten-mile post.
Theodore Dyers.
On the ferry road, from the ten
mile post to the parish line, John
Galloway.
On the Core road, from Bennet's
bridge to the Holmesville road,
George Core.
On the Lee road, from the
bonneville road to Peleate's
bridge, John Wiley.
Edwards road. Ned Brown.
Factory road, James Blackwell.
Crossway road, from Dickson's
to the Military road, = L Whitney.
On the Fork road, A p Black
we'll.
THIRD WARD.
Columbia road, from C0vingtOn
bridge to the five-mile post, Louis
Voss.
On the L d Davis road, l. d
Davis.
On the Pearl river road, from
the Covington bridge to the five
mile post, Lucius Lacroix.
From the five-mile post to Abita
bridge, Bart. Keen.
On the Vaudeville road. from the
Covington bridge to Abita bridge,
Albert Zeitvogel.
From Abita bridge to Poncha-
tolowa bridge. Mathew Lenel.
On the Lee ferry road. from
Covington to the six-milc post, ] F
Pickett.
On the STAFFORD Ford rOad,. WILL
lie Gunthel..
On the Military road, from the
forks of the Military and Columbia
roads to the ten.mile post, Christ.
Meyer.
FOURTH WARD.
From Jays Mill to the Covington
and Vaudeville road, w T Jay.
From Ponchatol0wa bridge to
corporation line OF Vaudeville, ] E
Caillot.
From Lewi,burg to Tate Luce,
VIM Boyle.
Ablta Springs road. from corpO-
ration of Vaudeville To ward line,
lack Sharp. Jr.
From Ravine Ocean to the Gov.
ington and Vaudeville roads, Ernest
FAure.
FIFTH WARD.
On West Pearl river road, from
Talisheek to Columbia road, Daniel
Grantham.
From the parish line to the if
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-04-08

Put down At any place in st. Tammany
and adjoining parishes, and water oil
any quantity and good quality guaran.
tesd. on short notice. For further par.
tieulars and prices. apply 10
e. o. AR BIER.
Slidell, La.
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M3disOmVille Items

Apf1l ., 1888.
EDITOR 81. TAMMANY FARMER:
As the season for me Is near
will come out again.
I do not believe that know tha,
''Rat," but I do know they ars
very numerous, both kinds.
The Dutch measles Is epidemic
in our town-that is what our old
reliable DR.. r. calls it.
And I do believe, as ''Rat'' does,
that Young Henry is insane, for ]
zee . very nice ring on nice finger,
bat sorry for her that he Is going
away. poor boy.
Rice has been coming in freely
this week, but from netts is very
low in prices, so We do not expect
to hear the wedding bells very soon.
The boys and young ladies are
enjoying these fine moonlight nights
by pleasant walks or rowing on the
river, which is very nice for the
young people.
1 am in hopes that 1 may form an
acquaintance with the ssRat" soon.
Wishing the FARMER good luck,
/ remain
MISS RED BUG.
April ), 1898.
EprrOR ST. TANMAxY FARMER:
Our town seems prevailing away
in the interest Ut its citizeus.
An "our laboring mobiles" seem
to have awakened with the spring
to the interest Of our town.
School term will soon be finished.
The teacher should give the chill
dren . school picnic.
Lent IL over; Ill will soon be gay
and happy.
Mr.. F. J. Cardone is successor
to Mr.. l.. Cardone, shipbuilder.
They anticipate plenty Of work.
Think the Catholic congregation
should have . choir. Will some Of
the young ladies and gentlemen
help fill the deficiency?
NadisOnville is beaute0us in its
spnngtime foliage.
Gardens are now filled with roses,
violets, pansy and sweet olives.
Honeysuckles win soon be open.
hooking and red birds are per-
sistent in making our town merry.
Twill come again,
April 2, 1885
Epssvs b. fAxnAxr FAsxza:
I have . few words to tell you,
and this & what It h.: A grand pic
mic was given on the steamer Eva
on Good Friday, and they oil had .
nice time. The ladies were oil sea
sick except Leaner G. and Minecker
C.. Their sweethearts kept them
nom getting sick. and I will tell
you their names-H. 9. b. ana
C. o. .r.n rrcx
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On motion, the above petition
was laid over till next meeting

On motion, the above petition
was laid over till next meeting
REPORTS.
RErORr OF FINANCE COMMITTEE.
COvINGrOS, April 4, 1898.
To the Honorable President aud Mem
bers Of the Poll jury:
Gentlemen - We, your finance
committee, beg leave to report that
we have examined the parish treas
urer's books and accounts and
make the following report:
For quarter ending March 81, 1893
Paid warrants from Nos. 4S6 to
so and approved bills Nos.
to l09, amounting TO -. Sa632 ~
Less sheriff approved bill. $50. 1871 80
Total. ........ $500 %
Balance on hand ending last
quarter, Dec. 81, 1892 ....... 100 OF
Received of sheriff Jan. Is,
1873. tSt w
Received of sheriff January %,
1873. ................ OVV W
Total -. $l503 OF
Expenses. ............. lSVV y.
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George Koeppe, Jr. 2 days, q 90
B. F. Rogers, ? days. z 90
J. n. Abney, 2 dsys...... 6 90
w. G. Davis, 2 days. 80. z 90
Warren Thomas, 2 DAYS. Z 60
Peter Parker, ? days. Z so
John A. Tod. 2 days. 8 20
A. Provost. ? days.. 10 90
On motion, the Police Jury then
adjourned to meet Tuesday, July
IL, 1898.
j. NJ. ABNEY,
President Police Jury.
w. G.. KENTZEL, Secretary.
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preventing them from shipping
their sand. We beg your. llonora'
BILE body to give this due considers
ton.
Signed by sixty citizens
On motion, the above petition
was granted.
CovINGToN. La, March 80, 1898
To tho honorable President and mem
bers Of the Police Jury:
Gentlemem-We the undersigned
petition your honorable body for .
public road from the nine-mile posi-
on the Lee Ferry road to the four.
teen-mile post on the crossway
road.
Signed by eight citizens
On motion, the above petition
was granted.
On motion, James Sharp was ap-
pointed overseer, and the following
committee were appointed to lay
out the said road: James Sharp,
Angus Sharp and Albert sharp.
C0vINeroS, La. Jan. %, 1898.
To the honorable President and Mem.
bers Of the Police Jury:
Gentlemen-We the undersigned
citizens of the sixth ward of St.
Tammany parish respectfully petit
ton your honorable body to have
the road from the Bayou LaC0mbe
bridge to the Beyer's place, near
Abita Springs, discontinued, Is it
is much against the interest Of par
ties interested.
Signed by thirteen citizens.
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On West Pearl river road, from
Talisheek to Columbia road, Daniel
Grantham.
From the parish line to the If
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-19
THE CHIEF COOP,

Happiness fits bcforethc eyes Of mortals n
beauteous phantom; now rocoding, until II Il
lost I'm the distance then advancing with ra.
diant brow and wreathcd smiles opening
wide it, arms TO receive the embrace of n
fond pursuets then rs suddenly disappear.
ing, leaving them wrapped In darkness aud
gloom. Who has not been thus hoguilcd aud
cheaiedY Ask the sensualist, and he will tell
you that his eXcesses have drhilitatod his
body and encryated his spirit. Ask the sue.
cessful aspirHnt for power, and hr will tell
you that Ills ~ n life Of splendid misery. Ask
the mere man of wealth. and in the bitterness
oil his soul he Will tell you that happiness J.
not necessarily the inmate Of palaces, nor l.
she to be found in gold or silver. Tho srhul-
ar likewise, whose soul walks abroad through
the universe, collecting from the boUndlcs.
fields before him ample stores Of imfOrna-
tion, will wlllacknowledge that mere discip + line and
enlargement of the intellect itself 10y no
means brings that peace Of mind that surpns-
seth all understanding. And the inndcl cn.
cased thO@l,h he seems To be I'm panoply of
mail, being clc"ely questioned, will confess
that his unbeliei is..he source Of unrest aud
osophy can quell. Such will be the acknowl-
edgement OF every son ard daughter of Ad.
am, whose thoughts and affections have not
passed the boundaries OF this world.
Who will show US amy goody IL the eager
Inquiry OF multitudcs whom you may IN
counter IN the streets, aud In places of bu-i-
ness, ana OF the gay and high places OF earth.
Has 1t been Ia vain that, In connection with
the advent, life and death of Christ, events
the most wonderful ana astounding have
leen mhdc TO pass before the eyes OF man
kind?-lias II been IN vain that God has
bowed the Heavens aud come down to earth
Hath Christ died In yainY Hath He risen
and ascended In vainl L. there NO meaning
In These wondrous actionsy
VINO VIII show us any goodG l. there any
good but In Him2 l. there any guilt-clraus-
ing blood but His2 l. there any holmes hut
that Is found In Hin? Is there any life ctcr.
nal and blessed?
Who will show us any good? Shallow. sin.
ful enquirer! Look upward, Whose voice
do you hear, saying. "Comc unto Me. ami
you shall receive rest unto your souls. In
My presence 10 fulncss of ioy. and AT Nv right
hand are pleasures forovcrmurc.
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ron rnr wonLp,n wonrrns.

Tho working boy. says Jealous temper.
nnce advocate, wants "A healthy body and a
healthy mind Drink and the saloon will help
him to neither.
The mind works by tho brain. Alcohol
brings disorder, disease, destruction To tho
brain. Alcohol " "a brain-poison.
Other poison affect the muscles. the glands
or other organs OF the body Alcohol taken
up by the blood, IL carried Mt once TO tho
brain. II leaps to the throne OF the mans
being. IL Is AN arrogant usurper that rules
and ruins.
The hands which draw the design. or hold
the brush chisel or plane or grasp the brake
the lever, the helm, are guided and governed
by the brain. but, II the brain be- muddled
or supplied with drink, the hands will be
shakyand uncertain, and the strength. quick
ness and delicacy OF their grasp and touch
will be destroyed.
a brain poisoned with alcohol means also
confused thought, dcadened scnsibiity.
blinded Judgment, reckless passion. Speech.
sight, feeling, movement, all arc disofdercd
and enfceblcd 10y the brain-poison Of the in
toxicating cup.
so for the sake ~ his health. his happiness
and his character, a hoy will do well to take
the temperance pledge and abide by IT,
He VIII have To light his own battles now
He has been drilling aud marching and going
on parade In schoo-dnys. but now he is on
the battlefield Of life. lie must bc true to
God, and true to himself.
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rE,IrEnA-cr xEwa AID ,:orr,.

Lord Roberts says he has under his COM
mand In India ~ 900 British soldiers pledged
to total abstinence.
Don't cultivate thirst that will create n
vacancy In your pocket while distending your
stomach into bay window-likc proportions.
In one OF the great Paris hospitals. II was
found that OF eighiy-ihree patients who suf-
Tered from epilepsy. sixty wero children OF
drunken parents.
The statement recently appeared In public
print that the Catholic total nbstalners now
constitute q body numbering nearly 100 900
members in this country
Carlylcs opinion OF Father Mathew. IA
broad. solid, most excellent looking Young
man, with grey hair, mild, intelligent eyes
massive, rather aquiiinc nose and counten-
ance. The very face OF him attracts YOU"
Temperance is n part OF the Christian re-
ligion. The Bible teaches that the body is
the temple for tho indwelling OF tho Holy
Spirit andthat God will destroy him that de-
hles u and surely th.re Is no destruction
moro hopeless and mournful than that visited
upon the soul aud body OF drunkard.
A German OF wealth and education. who
has lived In this country for a number OF
years, says he II convinced that most OF the
suicides. OF his countrymcn, both on this sldo
OF the Atlantic and the other are caused by
adulterants In beer that have depressing
effect ON the nervous system and dispose tho
subject 10 melancholy
The membership OF the Indian Army Tenn
perance Association has reached its highest
point. The whole strength OF the British
iorces In lndln Is about Gs.OOO and, Ms there
are 20, Ill men who are abstalners, the pro-
gress OF sobriety has been remarkable. At
Singapore $50 artillerymen out OF total
strength OF 200 are abstainers.
number OF tho fashionable miliners OF
New York have established custom which
mas proved very profitable to them and is ap-
proved by the wealthy customer for whom ii
was Instituted. 1t Is fine service OF cham
pagne ad lib. in private parlor TO any
priced milliners have learned that n S2O hon
net Can be more readily disposed OF TO n Gus
Toner after her nature has been soothed by n
lew glasses ofthe insidious Juice ofthe grape.