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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13
@er lit s1ttt ite0pertretenoea @aDot
9etu6DIt?
6. sc m Der.

Oie fdma6pouen @orsGnse, peIcbe fib
am Samftag i'm Stabtratb abgeipielt
babcrt, ltno ein neuer 8eleg fit Die unborz
iicbtigfeit ul16 &ur3lt6ttgteit ~unferer @ez
ieBgebung. Gin Nmt, pte bas Waborsz
amt elmer 9roBen Stabt, BARI AUDI ni6t
einen Mu9enbli6 .unbeiebt fein, unb nit
benz M%ugenbltf, mo- ber cine glmtsinbaber
es frettptutg o6er unfreitpiaig rdumt, ioate
Elm an6erer 90 fem, Der eS befleibet.
9er Wfangel elmer Derniinftigen, 9efeB>
lt1en &e9eLung Der Na9fol9e bat bieie
GorgGnge b%erbetgefibrt, Sic bauptid6li3
beS6alb 10 unan8enebm beriihrcn, neil es
iich nm ben Streit tibet Die politii6e CRIB
l1aft eines Mannes banoelt, belien 2eibe
nod nibt etnnal BET Grbe iiberge6en lit,
u1tb neil Chicago beute i'm 8%rennpunft Der
cibiliiirten NeIt itebt. Cont dbnLi6e
uno i6Ltmmere 9tnge iinb ia i3on in Der
fran50iil6en 0eputirtenfdmmer, i'm bobmt>
i6en 2anbtage, in Bet @tener Sta6tper7
prbneten : 9erlamnIung, I'M ungartlcben
Hei6stag II. +. 10. borgefommen, uno lelblt
i'm geieBten englti9en garlament bat es
fir3li6 cine S6ld9eret g~egeben.
9ie S3uGb Ltegt AUDI Dier, tpte getpobn7
lt6, auf beiben Seiten. 9te 8crufung Der
@rtraiibung bes StaotratbS bur3 bic gez
publifaner lieB bic 8eiorgniB gu, baB Der
gu erpGblen6e 3eitpeili9e WfaDor ietne
Wtacbt benuBcn tperbe, I'm ben Nusfau bet
morgigen Wabl nab &rdften au beeinflul5
len, unb es unterltegt tpobl faurn etnem
,3petfeL, baB baS au6 Die Nbii9t 9erer
tpar, ipel9e Bic @rtraiiBung beriefen.
6Gtten bie 9emofraten itb barttt be-
enilgt, oieien 9tni6la8. 3u bintertrelben,
uno bGtten Tie es auf cine anftGnot9e gSctle
9etban, 70 bitten ite etnen noraltlcbenSteg
babongetrage11 oei1n ale bini9 oentenoen
Seute tpirben auf tbrer Seite geita1oeu buz
ben. Die getpaltiarlte 8etle, IN bet 1te nit
6ilfe zines INSTRUMENTATION Stabt7
Glerfs ben 8orfib in Oer Geriammlun9 err
lartgten unO bertbei0igten, urb Die &echte
Der an6eren Settle nit Siben traten, tann
nur su ibrem Scbaben ausfanen.
Sn 8eaue auf Die Sroge, ob Stptft 9e@
tpGbLt lit, pber niBt, netgen mir uns ent=
idteben Ser ~erfteren Aniicbt gu. Sin
alderman, wel9er einen lnbelcbrlebe1lcr
Gtimmsettel abgicbt, 1at tn 8irfIt9telt
ltb bes Mttittmmers entbalten. Gr tam
bel Der GntibeiOung, tper 9etpdblt ut ooer
ni6t, ni6t in Sra9e fomnten. Setne n'eDt
obgegebene Sttmme tbatid6Li9 benz Wttn>
berbeitss Ganoibaten 5u5Gblen 5u tpolIen,
eri6eint gerabe3u ais cine Ter9etpaltt9u'lg
6es gelun6en Wieni9enucrtanoes.
9c6rrei9 lit, mas in Oteicr 8e3iebun9 Die
gr0Bte Mutoritdt iiber parlamentartlcbe
8raris = Gu1bing = ia9t:
vStide 8apier, bon Der @eftalt, 9rOBe
unb benz aasemeinen 2lnsleben bon
Stimmsetteln, aber obne Nanter oaraut,
BON itimmberebttsten Bd9lern uftter Dem
8orgeben bes StimmenS in ben Sttmu17
faIten getban, fennt man nnter benz un@
palienben Natnen y%Ieere Stimm3ettel ooer
Stimmen." l1nb tn einigen Sbetlen bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13
Scr 2. 2opeanber Sriabe,. ,.s,S btibe.,.

SIM &~0ni9reicb 8reuBen nGbIten { /
an1 z. gtopember tbr neueS 6auS Der 2lbz
%georbneten. 9ieie Vie" ftnb aber ntcbt
6as 8oIt; benin bas tir3Gt9 vrefprmtrte"
preuBti6e gSablgeieb giebt benz &eiben
lpgar ein npb gr0Beres ltebergenicbt ais
bos @abl9eieb in ieiner friiberen @effaIt.
&ein @unoer baber, 6aB Die 1cbon eintge
Sage 5uDor ertDGblten 8ablmGnner am 7.
No0ember benz neuen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cine feinestpegs liberale Wehr6eit gaben.
Die 6auptltabt Berlin freiltA ~bebauptete
ielbit inter bieiem @ablgeiebc t6ren alten
duff oppoittirnsfreubigen Srei1tnns. @Gbz
tenb .ite unter benz 9tetcbstagstpabIgefeb
ibertpte9enb fo3taLtitif3 1T, 5etgt 1te ftcb
inter ben1 preuBticben @ablgeiebe iiber=
Diegenb fretltnnig i'm entlcbieoenen9ttcbter'=
fben Gimme. gSGbreno bic grpBe Otebr=
belt Der 8erltner 2trbeiter 1p5iaIbemofra=
tiib bcnft, 6ulbigt iOmit bic 9roBe Mebrz
belt Bet borti9en &OurgeOiite na@ tpie Dor
Der bir8erlt9en pOlitii9en 6rei6ett.
9uberbalb Der Sta6t Berlin fu6r aber
Ser Gi6ter' fche Sretfinn BET Der MabL am
Z. g~epDenber beinaDe gerobe TO fcblecbt, pie
BET Der lebten Getc6stagstpaDl, pb9leicb ibn1
bas prenBii3e 8abl9eieb. bic 9efdbrlibe
Mitbeperbung bet So3ial6cmOtratie bonn
5alie belt. 0ti9ter ielblt wdre, So ii9 lein
otter ge5irt 9agen gesen. ibn tebrte, berz
Iorclt getpeiert, penn 8erlin fi9 1eir1er nibt
angenommen bate. gtoo6 iblebter ais
ben entibieben Sretitnntgeu 9tng es Der
bon t6uen abgetrenntcn Sretltnni9en Ser
eintgung.
Die gtattonaQiberaLen fubren better ais
Der Sreifinn. Nber mas mill bas beiBen
i'm 8ergleicbe nit ben getpaIti9en Grium=
pben Der @onierbatiben unb Sretconierz
DatiDen un6 ibrer iie9reiben Siibrer, mos
runter audi Der stpetmaL 9epdblte StOder!
un6 6as Centrum TT i'm neuen Nbgeorbs
n~etenbaule immerbin ftdrfer ais bte 2ibes
ralen.
Die am z. Nobem6er 3 ii B n erfoI9ten
&a9len baben Dor 6enen briben i9on ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13
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SeLbit ber GDicago Srtbune gebt ber bonn
Sultt3auS19uile Des nationalen Nbgeorbz
netenbauics emptoblene nelte Naturaliiaz
tionsgelebentpurf beS 0emOfrateu Oates
bon Mlobama 3u melt; lte tpirft tbm undue
rigor," ungebiibrli9e 6drte, Dor unb mill
Ii9 bomit b%egniigen, baB ben betrii9erii3en
Observation-Disclosures, tpte fe befonbers
in Stem gorf, 8rootIDn nnb Bottom 70
bGuftg 1eten, better rno ~ftrenger borgebeugt
meroe. @eltn cine 1olobe Serbitung oDne
@eDG1ftgfeit 9ei6iebt, tpiro fetn ebrenbafter
@tngetpan6erter ettpas gegen tie et13uiuens
ben b9ben.
8ei Set telegrapbiiGen 8efanntmadunS
bes Gntpurfes bon Dates tpar ntcbt semelz
g pter" gang abge1bafftstpirb. Inter benz
,erften Bapter" perltebt man befanntlicb
bic norl6ufise eiblide GrfIdrung bes Gin
geipanberten, Elm Burger bet Ser, Staatcn
perocn at tpoaen,-etne GrflGrung, tpelbe
minbeltens 3tpei Sabre bor 9(blauf Der benz
b0nigen gtaturaItfirtperbet bDran9ebetben
finfi6brt9en Brobeseit erfolgen muB.
0enu's nach benz Natipiftenfopte beS ebe=
maltgen &ebeqenoberffen Dates 9ebt, bleibt
Ser @in~gepanoerte flint Sabre lang Elm
Trember, in bieiem 2anbe.
Sails Der Gntpurf bon Oates unberGns
bert unb un9cmil6ert ftesen, alto bas verite
Bapier" megfaaen io1te, tpirben Gtngez
tpanoerte in nicbt t~penigen Staaten Ser
Union audi betreffs ibrer @rperbstbdtt9feit,
ia betreffS ibres gan3en Oaietns in Der
neuen 6eimatb (i6wer geibabigt tper0en.
Inn ben Grperb etnerttaniiber 2dnbereien
burb 9luslGnber, Die nicbt einmaL in oieiem
2anbe mobnen, untnOgltb 8u macben, baz
ben Staten 6er Union Die geieBltcbe 8erz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13

2anbes, beiBt es, IteB ober ldBt man es 5l,
bdB Tie in Ser @elammtfttmm5abl NIT
ge366lt tperben, mo- cine ablolute W1ebr>
belt su elmer 8abL nOtbig lit, un6 8tpar
auf ben @runb bin, 6aB ba ie bon ittnnt1
berebtigten @dblern ais unb an Stelle
BON Stintm5etteln obgegeben itto, fe audb
a%ngenommen un6 tbnen ale Die Wtrfungsz
trait, beren ite irgcnb tpie fdbig iinb, 9ez
9eben tperben Ionte; = bic ndmlib, gegen
bic @anbibaten geaG6lt 3u tperben, fir Die
Die dn6eren WGbler itimmten. N6er 6ieIer
@run6 lift 9Gn3li6 unbaltbar, benin bas
Stimmre6t lit bas &e3t auf Setten Ser
WG6ter, %Ssemdnben gu ei1e11 Mnlt 5u err
mG9Lcn, nicbt aber baS &cht, etne Wabl gu
p%erbinoerh unb ba ale @Gbler baieIbe
&ecbt baben, 10 folgt 6ardus, Dab etn ie6er
berielben 9ebalten lit, iein beionoeres Jte9t
10 aus5uiiben, baB er jebem an6ern Die
freie un6 boue Qusibung beiielben &ecbtes
leinerielts geftattet. 9as aber mitroe ttbt
Der Sal ietn, ipenn Elm 8dbler Die Weabt
bGtte, mttteLft zines leeren Stimm3ettelS
bas 8otum zines Nnberen fir einen be-
1onoeren Ganbibalen 3u nt6te 81 macben,
obne baB ct felbit fir irgeno Serta1b
fti1nmt. 9ds Stimmreebt lift iotpo6l etne
beilige Bhi3t tpte et1 @runDrecbt, lt1o
ioute ne6;r perabidumt, nod mtBbra1cbt
tperben."
Sopeit Gul6ing. Sigen mir bin8u, baB
bic @5eicbdrlsorbnung 6es NationalzNbgez
or6%netenbauies, ipeIde Die 9ti6tl6nur fir
ale parlamentarii6en &0rperi9aften oes
2anbeS biloet, brett bori6retbt, baB BET
alien bur6 Stimm3ettel borgenomntene1
Nbitimmun9en bic Ieeren Stimm3ettel pers
porfeu UNI Bel Ser 9tuf3dbGung bet Stims
men nidbt beriifIt9tt9t unO BON ben 3d6=
Term nio6t beribtet perben iouen; ferner
baB i'm Staate W1aiia6uiettS bas @eieB
8era6e3u ale Ieeren Sttmm3ettel ais unz
9iiltig Derpirft.
Oarna4 fam es tpob[ teinem 3peife[
unterltegen, baB na6 &ebt un6 parlamenz
tarti6em 8rau6 SEQ. 8. emit gum iteuz
bertretenben MapOr 9etpdDlt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13
Elm Gbtca9oet S0tHerScttfMAI,
TO- Nopcutbet 1885,
@on 6. &. &. 6auB.

Sier Itebt 6as Bib, s%e,paGtis unb erbabem,
8erf1rpernb 1tls baS bobe SbeaL
Sin benz mir gl19en ltnS unb Seele laben;
ars leinen 3iisen blitt bcs GOtteS Strabt.
Sell, Sdn9er, OH, Sropbet nnb 6eIO,
Setil Gentlts pert d TT bic &elt!
esn bunfler &a6t erolibten 9etne 2obcn.
Sn r~iitteltelt bic G6lfer aus benz QSabn;
8orbilDer gabit 9u gtieberen unO Soben,
unb bra9if fir ,pabre 6reiBeit ltnS bic gabn.
Sei1, Sdn9er, Din, Bropbet ltnb Selb,
Setn @en:us b e rett bic 8elt!
Gein @eift brr9bra6 Sic ensen grbeni9ranten,
&iibn brans ct in bes Saieins t~iefiten S9a6t,
&r1is bann NIT glblersl9lptn9en ben @ebanfen
Gn1por 5ur alerb09iten @Dtterna9t.
Sell, Sdn9er, Dir, 8ropbet rtnb 9elb,
Sein gentls erbebt bic @elt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13

0en Oemofraten tpar bur6 cine 8ertet7
tung bon llmitdnoen, burcD bic S6uIfrage,
in weIdcr fife Die ribti9e Seite ergriffen,
uno burcb bas Slid, baB i6re Ganoibaten
Glepelanb, Nlt9elb nno 6arriion bas unz
~abbdngtge 8otum al3ogen, cine gldn3enbe
@e~legenbeit geeebcn, li6 in Stabt unb
Gountp feit3uieben. 9tber fte baben bieielbe
ni3t gu benuBen Deritanben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13

BIB omnemeuts=yretIe:
Sdeli9e Mor9en=gus9abe IN Der Stabt bur9 bic Srdser
ms Saus 9eltetert
Ser Mpds. OBS
Gdgli6e Qusgabe uub Scr MeitenH per mobe..- 0.20
Ser meIten" Ter Sonr. ........ 2.50
@bGentlitbe ausaabe per Sobr $50
Iuspdrtiee N%bounenten per 8pft:
5d9Iide auS9a6e per Sabr I'M 8prous .......... $50
Ser @eIten@ per Sobr 200
mbheutlihe @usaobe per Sabr 200
@69entlibe @us9obe nod irgeuS einem Sonbe
earopos per SoBr. 800
Illinois Staats Xeitung Co...
Chicago, SIN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13
Sd9tic6e un6 tpOcbentlibe
,,SAittoiS ~StantS=3ettut9"
09er 80 { It {
b ottnentetttS =YreiTe:.

Office: ede or.gpafpruatou-etr. unD sifts wo.uus.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27
OFFICIALS OLD AND NEW.

VICE PREsIDENr-ELEcr STEVENSON
will travel from Bloomington to Wash
ington on a SPECIAL train, which has al
ready been arranged for by the demo-
Gratis of his home
Gov. ELECT JOHN II. MCGRAw, of the
state Of Washington, is a native of
Maine and forty-two years of age. Six
teen years ago he was driving a bob
tail street car in San Francisco.
WILLIAM Harris. the recently elected
congressman at large from Kansas on
the peoples party ticket. is q native of
Luray, and received his education at
the Virginia Military institute at Lex
ington.
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS, United
States minister to Germany, will build
. magnificent country house on his one
thousand-acre farm in New Jersey as
soon as his diplomatic duties are over
and settle down for awhile IS q country
gentleman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27
fN b Co,ir,nusG.l

It disappears
the worst forms Of cstarrh, with
the use of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem.
edy. les mild, soothing, cleansing
and healing properties effect a per-
feet and permanent cure, no matter
how bad the case, or of how long
standing. It's . remedy that sue.
ceeds where everything else has
failed. Thousands Of such cases
can DO pointed out. That's the
reason its proprietors back their
faith in it with money. They offer
$500 reward for q case of catarrh
which they cannot cure. It's .
medicine that allows them to take
such risk. Doesn't common sense
lead you TO take such . medicine /?
"An advertising fake" you say.
Funny, isn't it, how some people
prefer sickness to health when the
remedy is positive and the guaran-
tee absolute.
Wise men don't put money back
Of "fakes."
And "faking" doesn't pay.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

Coin; back TO the place where ne had
left Jakey he Weakened him, and together
they returned to the knoll. The boat
was still where he had seen it. Leading
the way Mark descended to the bank.
So intent WAS h. upon Selling the boat
thar he did not think TO approach eau
tiously. lie forget that where there
was a boat with oars Ill it the oarsman
would likely not be far away.
He jumped down to the slanting
ground below and landed in the midst OF
a pay of Confederate soldiers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

THE settlers who stopped the con-
struction of the Kittitas ditch would
if the line OF the present survey is fol.
lowed, lose several fine orchards and
fields which represent years of hard
labor. These they do not propose tc
give up without fair remuneration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

Cine Senbuus fur ben
beutfden Safer lit bieier Tase
nit siuem 9ambur9er Oampfibiff aus
Gbriitiania absesansen, nan,lid) Der.
idieoene 1beile Der @alfide. bic ipdb.
renb bes gDalianSeS beS 3dilerS in,
letten Sommer an Soro hcs s5dna,
idiIss oeS Tisponenten @idper In
Sfaor0 9eidoiien ipurbeu. Dsm gBun.
fde beS 1aifers 3ufolse ipiro bon ben
@alen Gin Ginnbadtn, cine Oiippe.
mebrere Eiidenwirbel, garten, Gin aus
ben Uldttern an ben Hiidenpirbeln bes
&als perfertigter Stubl iammt eiusr
Dole nit rWalbeef@ ab9ejanbt. Cpd.
ter iolssn elm Stod aus 9palbein, bos
Ga enbetn unb cir Sdultsrblatt, mel.
Dies bic Wialerin VstD Berg. bic fiA
udbrenb bes feiisrliden Wetuhes au1
Der @al idnserftatiun in 1ininarfen bori
aufbielt. NIT Wiloem unt Gu1blemtn
bon Der SasS ausi6mldsu ioll. Cab.
lid wsrten aud uerfdisbene Fbotosra'
ptten bonn S4alfanse seianbt. all'
oiet @cssnftdnee seoeuit Der Saiier ID
ietnem i'm tetten CONNER aufsefiibs'
ten norresii6en Same In YotSoau,
an;ubrinsen. Is finb bort iaon sinig'
G0Sel unb 2bisre BON BEN nOr,ptsiE4tu
SaDoen beS 9aiIers aufscfteflt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

For teething babies and feverish
children, Sawyer & Filley sell Steed.
mans Soothing Powders-an old Eng
lish Remedy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

Ipfel. @ilSlinse. g4ill man
gpfelbaum.@aSlins ;iebsn. bic fpdter
pers8elt werSen iollsn. 70 lit IS ratb fam,
bic 9srne pm Sol;dpieIn (orab apples)
~ iudhlsn, Se aus eisier Ate lrdftialtsr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

Alfalfa grows five feet high and over
in this State while timothy does not
stop growing until it gets up about 8
feet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27
ECHOS FROM FADERLAND.
TOLD IN THE MOTHER TONGUE.

a Brief Compendium OF Happen.
ings thai will Interest Pcap.e
from beyond the Sea.
SUPERVISED ev ANrRUW soEsL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

Der Tbeater5dimmel1 &C.
bort befanntlid) In Teutidlanb su ben
notbipenoisen 0tequiiiten siner ero6en
BiiGne. slub baS 9oftbsater ;u 3ai.
iel beiitt einen iolden, Der aber nidt
INNER feline Rolle poridriitsm66ig
bur6,ufiibren ipsib. 9Senisitsns ersis.
nste Is iih fiirsiid setesentlid Der auf.
fiitruns BON S1asnerS -Hisu;t," bab
Der Sdimmsl aus ieiner 0folle nnS bet
9teiter aus Dem Sattel fisl. On Der
Seene. in welder Der 9closntsnor 6err
@e!tlinser als Risnsi bod ju 9aoiIe ouf
Der 8iibne erldsint. ipurSe bas Ibier
pl0tlib wilb. bonn 0idt ssbleubet unb
bon Der Wiuiit srihredt, unS bdumte
tid nod ben 9oulifisn ;uordngsno auf.
Der Sanser periudte. Is su ;iieeln,
ndbrenb CT iein ,,Santo spiritu cava-
liere" anitimmte. El6tlid ma1te bas
Pferb aber iolhe Spriinse. bab 9err
Weltlin9er Is nidt ftrncr resier.n
tonnte. Sin eiScnttides pinabstspor.
fenmerSen,- 70 mrlSet eupbsmiitii6 Der
2beaterberid)t, rpermicb er bur6 elm
9sididtes SidielbitberablaHen, iuobei
Ct alleroinsS aud ben Boben. absr nur
fadte. beriibrte. Sdnea erbob ii1 Der
Sdnser inoeiien iuieScr uno fang i.inen
Yart ipeitcr. wdbreno baS YferS abOe.
fiibrt ipuroe. TaS publifum, has
idon unrubis seworben tpar. ertannte
bic @eiftessegenwart oeS SdnDers bur9
lebbaften Dsifaa ON @ftidlue an"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13
No. 5 {
InvAlitls und Gum bling.

Too many invalids are given to
gambling for the purpose Of amuse-
ment or p;,5time Those who visit
Florida, Colorado or California ON
account of climate, who leave home,
friends and business on account Of
their health, who have anxious
friends, or probably some relatives,
who are hoping for all or some bene-
fit from the change, cannot defeat
the object Of their trip in any more
certain way than by resort to gam.
ing. No food. stimulant or rest can
replace the lost nervous clergy ex-
pended in this pastime. 1t tells on
the cool and imperturbable as well as
on the nervous and easily upset.
We have often seen pulmonary in
valids coming west for climatic bene,
fit who slept all morning with closed
windows and tightly drawn blinds
that, by the exclusion Of sounds and
light, they might make up during
the day for the rest lost during the
night--a night often in close room
with burning gas lamps, and, as is
generally the case, so small that
what fresh air it may contain would
hardly suffice for one man. The
deadly effects OF these conditions,
added to the nervous injury incident
to gambling, are sufficient to wreck
q previously well and hearty cOnsti-
tuition, An invalid may be said to
about destroy what little cnance hc
may have by following gambling for
pasti,ne. National Popular Review.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13
Infected Hotels.

A we'll known physician recently
published an account of the expert
ence of a patient at SO called health
resort. Here is a part of the story:
The patient in question was suf-
feling only from overwork; his fam
lily history was clear. and there was
no tuberculosis to be traced in his i'm.
mediate kin or among his ancestors.
He went to a health resort ut high
altitude to recuperate. He boarded
at q hotel in which numerous con.
sumptives were coughing and expec-
torating; four months afterward he
developed tuberculosis ard now has
q typical case Of pulmonary phthi-
sis. The unfortunate condition of
these resorts is that there is, as u
rule, no system OF dls.nfection Of tho
rcoms, verardas, Railways, etc.
The patients arc allowed iii most
hotels to eXrectorare where they
choose, without restriction. The re-
suit is that germs are scattered broad.
cast in the buildings aid outside of
the grount,s. They become dry and
are scattered in the ar and inhaled
by those exposed Thus a health re-
sort which in the beginning may
have been very effective in combat
ting consumption becomes atter q
time a vcritablo center of infection. "
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13

The late Lord Chief Justice Cock.
burn was an inveteiate enemy to
drafts, and on the opening dayof tho
Surrey assizc several years ago gave
orders that all the windows should
be closed. Upon arriving at tho
court the following morning he was
surprised to find that this injunction
had been neglected, aAd upon i'll
quiring was informed that the high
sheriff was tho culprit. Addressing
Mr.. Evelyn, the high sheriff, he in
quired the reason. "As the high
sheriff, your lordship," replied Mr..
Evelyn, II consider it to be my duty
to supcrintcnd the ventilation Of this
court, and l have therefore directed
that the windows shall not be closed" :"
"As lord chief justice l consider it to
be my duty, sir" thundered Cock
burn, ''to fine you $500 for disobedi-
cncc.' And the money was paid too.
San Francisco A"gonaut.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13
EXAMINING A WITNESS.
How General Butler Discredited the Tca-
ti,iGay Vi u Conductor.

tim,Gn. VI u Conductor.
General Butter as counsel for the
plaintiff in damage case against
one of the Bos:cn street railway
companies. some years since, turned
rOint in his client s favor and won his
case by an adloit and original move.
The accident in question had taken
place in a crowded street, and the
testimony was contradictory and
confusing. The conductor of the car,
on the witness stand, Hwore point
blank against the plaintiff. His evi-
dence was concise, and h claimed to
have seen all the occurrences of the
affair and described them minutely,
Gisputing the generals client at every
turn 1t was manifest that if the
conductor told the truth the plaintiff
had no case.
The general took up the cross OK
animation. but the witness stuck to
his story,
What is that2" said the general,
pointing to the bell punch suspended
from the witness neck.
Bell punch, was the answer
And what is Il bell punchf inno-
Gently inquired the lawyer. And
then followed lengthy explanation
of how the machine rang the bell to
attract the passengers attention that
the amount was being recorded by
the machinery on the inside. The
why's end wherefores, the necessity
for the thing and the company's
rules were gone into until the court
was well nigh cut of patience and
the jury Were plainly wearying.
And what do you do if a mistake
is made and you come out short when
you and the machine are ut vari.
ancei" was the generals query.
They make lis pay the differ
ence." was the answer
Wont they take your word forit
mo"
well. If they won't take your
word for a nickel they needn't cx
pect this jury to believe you" said
the general, and they didn't, for they
gave the plaintiff substantial yer
dict"
would not have my readers think
tho general intended any slur upon
street car conductors, who are as
honest and honorable as the rest of
us. The general had way of get
ting there, no matter who was hit.
Boston Globe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13
what Dri..k Does.

It clogs the brain.
1t toverworks the heart.
1t checks the action Of he lungs.
1t lnflames and hAr,lens the liver.
It causes fatty degeneration Of the
kidneys.
1t arrests digestion by lnaaming the
mucos membrane o: the throat and
stomach
1t creates an appetite which is only
increased By being gratilied.
1t DESTROYS the nerve force and paral
Yves the energy.
Ii diseases the third ana fourth gen.
Grafton. by the laws Of heredity.
1t not only ruins the mental and
physical faculties, bat wrecks the NOR
Al powers.
This is what it does for man, as an
individual. Now what effect has it on
society, business, politics and religion :?
1t blasts bones.
1t drgrades fat her and son.
1t blyhts wife love aud mother pride.
It cha n, womanhoou in the he'll uf
unchas'ity.
|, blocks factory wheels.
1t closes mines and mills.
1t furnishes no market for all eorts
of produce
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-13
Fickieness, Thy Name Is Maine Girl!

The other day a Lewiston young
lady made an agreement with one OF
her admirers to go out walking that
evening Later she met another,
whom she invited to call that same
evening She had forgotten the first.
Then when a third one of her beaux
made his appearance she agreed to
go walking with him. In the even
ing the first young man came for
her. She went. and soon the second
arrived. and being told that she was
out he said he would 60 and meet
her.
When she saw him coming, she re-
memhered her engagement, excused
herself from the first young man
and walked with the second. They
came to confectionery store, and
she remained outside while he went
in after chocolates. The third young
man came along whilo she waited,
and she giaciously prcmenaded off
with him. Now she says she will hs
more careful of her appointments,
Lewiston Journal