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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-22
List 0jca swtetego
LEONA XIII.
W sprawie katolickich szk0f
W Ameryce.

Kardyna} Gibbons odda} prasie u
rzedowe t}6maczenie listu OLGA Swie.
tego W sprawie szkolnej. w ts6ma.
czeniu, list ten brzmi, jak nastepuje:
DO ukochanego Syna NasSego,
Jamesa Gibbons, Arcybiskupo 10
Baltimore Czcigodnych Braci Na-
ssycA, Arey6iskup6s0 ! Bishap6'0 20
Stanach Zjednocaonych P6Snocn1
Ameryki.
Ukochony Symu Cscigo6ni
Bracia!
Dawalismy czesto dowody wyrazne
Naszej troskliwosci dobro wiernego
narodu Biskupow W Stanach zje-
dnoczonych Ameryki, jakotez szcze'
golnej pieczolowitosci, jaka otaczamy
owe czesd trzody naszego zbawiciela.
Nowym wyraznym ma to dowodem
jest wyslanie do Was Naszego dele,
gata czcigodpego Brata Franciszka,
tytularnego Arcybiskupa Lepanto,
meza siawnego, odznaczajacego sic
zar6wno madroscia jak cnota, jak to
sami otwarcie przyznaliscie ma zgro'
madzeniu Arcybiskupow W New
Yorku tenn samem uznaliscie zaufa-
ME, kt6re po}ozylismy W jego roztro
pnosci. Pierwszym celem wysfania
jego byso, aaeby ono ssuzyso "a do
w6d Naszej zyczliwosci dla Waszego
kraju wysokiego szacunku, jakl
zywimy dla tych, kt6rzy sprawuja
rzady rzeczypospolitej; W Naszem
bowiem imieniu miaa wsp6Sdziala6
prey otwarciu wystawy chicagoskiej,
W kt6rej My sami wzielismy udzias
ma uprzejme zaproszenie jej dyre'
ktor6w.
Wyssanie jego miaio jednakowoz
takze eel inny, mianowicie azeby
Nasza obecnosc pomiedzy Wami po'
zosta1a trwa{a "a pomoca za3ozenia
delegacyi apostolskiej we Washin'
gtonie. Tym sposobem nietylko wy
raznie objawilismy, ze Wasz nar6d
zar6wno misujemy, jak wieksza czesd
kwitnacych KRAKOW, do kt6rych zwy-
kismy posyia6 Naszych zastepc6w
zaopatrzonych W Nasze pesnomooni-
ctwa, ale takze, ze gor4cem jest Ma
SEEM zyczeniem, by kazdym dniem
sciesnialy sic weziy saczace Was
Nasz wierny nar6d z Mani, jako
dzieoi ojcem. Byio tea niemaaa po'
eiecha dla Naszego serca, ze "a tym
dowodem ,Naszej o Was troskliwosci
nastapiso og6lne wyrazenie Waszej
podzieki wiernosci ku Nam.
Poniewaz przeto braterska milo
scia troszczymy sic o Vase dobro,
polecilismy W szczeg6lnosci Arcybi.
skupowi Lepanto, by jak najtroskli-
wiej najroztropniej o to sic starai,
aaeby wykorzenie ziarno niezgody W
nadto dobrze znanych sprzeczkach o
plany wychowania kstolickiej mio-
dziezy, kt6re jeszcze przez ogromra
ilos6 broszurek "a przeciw rozdmu-
chane zostaly W zgubne psomienie.
Czcigodny Brat Nasz rozkaz ten Nasz
zupesnosci wypelnis W listopadzie
zeszsego roku udal sic do New Yorku
ma tamtejsze zgromadzenie Arcybi-
skup6w, kt6rzy stosownie do Naszego
zyczenia przez Propaganda wyrazo.
nego, ze swymi sufraganami wsp6lnie
naradzili sic co do najlepszyoh metod,
wedle kt0ryoh najlepiej MONA "a
opiekowac sic dziecmi odwiedzajace-
mi szko1y publiczne zamiast katoli.
ekich. Uchwaly powziete ma tenn
zgromadzeniu Arcybiskupow znalazsy
uznanie u rzeczonego Arcybiskupa
Lepanto, kt6ry roztropnosd Vase
wedle zaslugi pochwalil wyraail
przekonanie, il uchwsay to wielce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-22
Telesramg KTaloVe.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOWej.

A0 OIVllCy AW19AhV"VJ
WASHINGTON, 81 czerwca.
q Newport, N. j., donosza, re
W stanie zdrowia sedziego Bla
tchford ME zasz}a zadna zmia.
ma. Sedzia kazdym dnlem
tract wiscej si} i smierc jego
moze nastapie kazdej chwili.
Niewolno do niego przycho-
die nikomu, oprocz najbliz-
szych cz}onk6w rodziny.
Chilijski pose}, Senor Cana,
dis popo}udnlu zosta4 pred
stawiony urzsdowo prezyden-
towi przez sekretarza stanu
Greshama. Spodziewaja sic, re
Gresham i posel Cana "a kilka
dni wystosuja list do prezy-
denta Szwajcaryi, by ten wy
znaczy} trzeciego cz}onka
wsp6lnej komisyi ameryka6'
skiej i chilijskiej celem zaia-
twienia pretensyi dawnych o
oywateli obu KRAKOW, Sadza
t1, re pose} szwajcarski we
Westinghouse zostauie zamia-
nowany cz}onkiem komisyi W
imieniu rzadu szwajcarskiego.
POdziekOwaDie ksiecia.
Washington, DC, 81 czer.
Sekretarz stanu otrzyma} list
cd ksiecia Veraguy zNew Yor
ku, W kt6rym gosc ten z Hi
szpanii prosi go, aaeby oswia.
dczy} kongresowi i narodowi
Stan6w Zjednoczonych podzie
kowanie "a goscinnosc, z jaka
podejmowano tu jego i jego
familla. Kslaze wyraza podzlW
dla wielkosci i postepu Sta
now Zjednoczonych, a zw}a-
szcza dla wystawy i SER
decznie dziekuje urzedni-
kom wystawy obywate-
lom Mast, kt6re zwiedzi@. Ma
koniec prosi, azeby przeprosit
prezydenta, re ME moze go po
nownie odwiedzic i osobiscie z
MIN sic pozegnac i jemu po-
dziekowac.
Gresham odpowiedzia} ma
list zyczy1 ksieciu szczesliwej
podr6zy do Hiszpanii.
Smierc Senatora StanfOrda.
SAN FRANCISCO, 81 czerwca.
Senator Zwiazkowy Stanford
umar1 wczoraj o p6}nocy W
mieszkaniu SVEN W Palo Alto.
Wczoraj mial sic jeszcze do
brze, odby1 przejazdzke przez
swoje farme j po godz' 10 po'
}ozy} sic. o polnocy sluzacy
wszed{ do jego sypialni ! "a
sta3 juz tylko zw1oki. Uwla-
domiono 0 tenn zaraz jego przy-
jaci6l. Niedawno jeszcze mo-
viii o swolch planach i wyrazlf
ayczenie, by m6gl ayt jeszcze
z 10 lat, by widziec rozwoj "a
lozonego przez sie5ie unlwer-
sytetu. Cd 8 dni juz ME mogf
chodzic o wlasnych si{ach.
Cierpia} cd lat ma reumatySm
iak sic zdaje ma podagre.
We Westinghouse wpra'
wdzie spodziewano sic jego
smierci, ale przeciez wiadomosc
o niej sprawi}a bolesne wraze-
ME. W Westinghouse bawi o,
becnie tylko Senator Dolph 2
Oregon, jako jedyny czfonek
kongresu 2 mad Wybrzezy Pa.
cyfku. Zdaje sic, ze wicepre-
zydent listownie uwiadomi Sc.
nator6w re Stan6w zacho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-22
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

= Deputowanis Millvoye i Derou'
lede odm6wili pojeHynku dep. Gle
menceau wskutek aajsc W Izbie.
Twierdza, ze Clemeneeau jest pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-22

AOI' l. CLIO OAA )!4AnUh oSo
1853. Bill Berry'ego W spra.
vie Trust6w i sprzysieze1 prze
civ przedsieb ebiorstwom.
Dzisiaj zebrala sic tu komi.
sya do przeglsdniecia ustaw
-Stanu ich systematycznego u
porzadkowania. Dotychczas
mianowani czterej czlokowie
komisyi, obrali piatym czlon,
kie m6wce Craftsa i zamiano'
wall 60 prsewodniczacym ko-
misyi, Callahana zas klerkiem.
Wyb6r stenografa odlozono do
nastepnego posiedzenia, kt6re
odbedzie sic d. II lipca W bio
RE Craftsa W Chicago, pm 1862
Washington str. Kazdy cz}o-
mex komisyi ma stswiac VIA.
sne wnioski co do uporzadko'
wanna ustaw, azeby prace PREY.
spieszyG o lie moanosci.
O nieszczesciu kolejowem
Parksville.
New YORK, 81 czerwca. w
Parksville twierdza, re wssyst.
kich os6b W czasie strasznej
katastrofy kolejowej ranionych
bylo 80. lyle bez watpienia
bylo ciezko pokaleczonych i
mia}o po}amane cz}onkl, ale
wielu innych, choc take ciez-
ko pokaleczeni, mog}o dostac
sic do dom6w o wlasnych ST.
ZACH, a tych ME liczono.
Aresztowano zwrotniczego
McCarry "a zaniedbanie obo-
wiazku i dzisiaj maja 60 pre-
sluchaG.
Okazuje sic take, ze niekt6.
re ofary katastrofy zosta}y o.
brabowane, a co wieksza, zda-
je sic, re zw}oki sedziego Quinn
by z Utica, kt6ry mia} $4,000
prey sobie, zupelnie znik}y.
DR.. Coughlin, ktory znajdowa1
sic W wozie ambulansowym,
dojecha} do wozu ekspresowe-
60, ma ktorym leza} Quimby i
ofarowa} sic wziaG 60 ma woz
ambulansowy. Cz1owiek towa-
rzyszacy sedziemu powiedzia},
ze Jest lekarzem i wiezie 60
wprost do szpitala norwegskie,
go. Tymczasen do owego
szpitala 60 ME dowieziono. Ko-
roner teraz wszelkiemi sposo-
bami stara sic znalezc zw}oki.
VIM. B. Hutchinson, ktory
zosta} zabity. nia} przy sobie
pare tysiecy dolar6w W chust-
ke owinietych. Kiedy jego
zw}oki zawieziono do trupiar.
nj, okaza1o sic, re W kieszeniach
jego by} tylko z}oty zegarek i
got6wka S1.25.
Osm Osob pioranem raz0nych.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, 2lgo
czerwca. z River Falls, MINI.
donosi depesza specyalna: DIS
popo3udniu o godzinie 4 ude-
rzy} piorun we wielki namiot
cyrkowy braci Ringing W cza.
sic kiedy. ten zape}niony bys
ludzmi. Osm os6b zosta}o Ia
bitych, a przesz}o 20 poranio.
nych.
Zabici zostali: Clark Mapes,
Eugene Reynolds, J. A. Glen
denning, townclerk z!Oak Gro
We i syn jego, 0. A. Deans, Q.
P. Wiggins i 14letni syn jego,
12letni syn Curta Aldridge i
nieznajomy chlopak. Nazwisk
os6b poranionych ME znaja,
gdyz ci sic rozjechali do do
NOW.
Przedstawienie jeszcze ME
zupelnie sic by}o skohczyso, ale
straszliwa burza spowodowa4a Ia
widow do wychodzenia ma
miotu. Podczas tego uderzY1
piorun diva razY. PoWsta1 po-
Ear, ale go szybko ugaszono.
, 1893-05-27
TE E G R A S.
ST. CRoIx STATION.

London. oath Maya teleG ram from CO.
penhagen announces the death of Captain A.
Garde K. D formerly Governor of St. Thomas
and St. Cloix.
New York, oath May-Despatches from
Belfast state that the NJ ,rquis Of Salisbury 10
visiting that city. Alta meeting of Unionists
with the greatest enthusiasm and in the course
Of a speech he stated that he accepted the ova-
tion as a pledge that Ulster will resist separa-
&ion to the very utmost, he further stated
that he considered that should the Govern
ment sell them to thei1 enemies by the pass
ing of the Home Rule Bill it would be re-
garded as an act Of Incredible baseness to-
wards them.
A telegram from Hull reports the suicide
of the Secretary to the Hull Union Ey cutting
his throat. The act, it is said, was committed
when he heard that the striking dockers had
resumed work.
Advioes from Berlin state that the electo-
raj programme of the central party is ad-
verso to the proposed Army Bill. this it is
thought will again ensure the rejection of the
Bill by the New Reichstag, the elections for
which will take place on the 18th p~roximo.
Paris a lvicrs announce the death OF the
Due de Moutmart.
Dispatches from Belgium report the ex-
pu sion { ON that country Of two French dele
gates 70 the miners congress now being held
IN Brussels. The business of the Congress ia
6'r,g continued, but only upon heir appeal
not to ad journ as Il protest in consequence of
their being expelled.
Natrid news announces the retirement Of
$, 40 kmilio Caste al from lublIc life.
, 1893-05-27
As YOU are aware. when ave

AS you are aware, when Arch
deacon Dodsworth, our former Rector. was
here on a visit in March last, he started a
8 subscription list for the reduction Of the deb
on st. Johns Church. When he returned to
st. kits, he left the list in the care of one of
our Vestrymen, Mr.. j. Niles, and begged him
to continue what had been begun.
The list was closed this month. The con-
trlbutors are mostly residents in this town.
A list was sent into the country but has not
yet been returned.
A Vestry meeting was held in St. Johns
Church on Tuesday last at which Mr.. Niles
produced his list, showing that the SAM
promised to Mr.. Dodsworth, which had been
collected By Mr.. Niles, amounted in all to
$112.50.
This | consider was a splendid result, con-
sidering the hard times.
The amount was then handed to the Urea
surer to be placed to the credit of the Church.
/ wish, in accordance with the desire of my
Vestry, to take an early opportunity. through
you, of publicly expressing the thanks of the
Vestry of St. Johns Church, and myself, for
the very kind and generous response, of all
who have subscribed, to the appeal Of Arch
deacon Dodsworth, and of MIR. Niles in his
name. l am quite sure that the news will
give intense satisfaction to Archdeacon DOds-
worth, and also 10 our Bishop, who saw the
list started. and praised the effort.
Also | wish publicly 10 record the thanks
of the Vestry and myself to Archdeacon
Dodswolth, for starting the list; aud to Mr.,
j.. Niles for his generous and willing activity
in 40 successfully carrying it cut.
am
Faithfully Yonrs,
A.. j GUNNER,
Rector 81. Joha's
, 1893-05-27
FREDERIKsrED, May Doth.

IL lines of rain were measured at the Fort
here this morning.
May 24th-per sloop Adventure" from St.
Jans-Revd. G. A. Mcclure, Araminta Pedro,
Sophia Christian.
May 25th-per schnr. "Atlantic" from st.
Thomas-Mary Frederik, Victoria Allick, Mrs
Nancy Richard & daughter.
May 25th = per sloop Adventure" for St.
Jans--Revd. q. A. Mcclure, Christophine
Rutledge, Adella Carlton, Ernest Thomas.
, 1893-05-27

Trinidad Cocoa pr owt. "a o.. Oh.
Consels 98g
Bank of England RATE of Discoust q
Liverpool Cotton, Middllne uplaut u ll41.
Three pr. ct, lttntes III Paris $3.50.
, 1893-05-27
ST. Johns Rectory,
Christiansted, ST. Croix,
May 25th 1898.

To the Editor ofthe st. Croi1 AUis.
Mr.. dear Mr.. Editor,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25

New YEAR SUPERSTITIONS,-T
following superstitions in connection
with New Year are still firmly believed
in various parts of England, Ireland,
Scotland and Wales:
On New Years morning 60 to well
or fountain and leave an apple and q
nosegay, and the water will keep fresh
and be more wholesome all the year.
It is bad luck to lend moneyon New
Years day.
Don't pay money out on New Years
day.,
Put money away on New Years day, -
And ali the year you will have money to pay.
Before locking the door for the night
on New YEARS. eve place gold coin
near IT, and let it remain there until
The church bells ring the next morn
ing, and you will have plenty OF
money all that year.
If you wash clothes on New Years
day, one of the family will be washed
out of existence before the year Il
out.
It's nnlucky to have a woman to be
your first visitor on New Years day.
If d dark complexioned man crosse
your threshold first Oh New Years
day, you will be prosperous if blond,
and if a redheaded man, dire
disaster will surely follow.
SO strong Is the belief in this last
adage in some places that dark com.
pleXioned men are paid a small
gratuity to call early and walk through
the fret floor of the house, entering by
the back door and leaving by the front.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
Fashion Is Cruel as the Grave.

More reprehensible even than the
killing of birds to adorn ladies' bonnets
is the practice of docking horses ills,
which is now demanded by the edicl
of a silly, wicked fashion. Not only
is the tail docked below where the
bone terminates, but.the bone itself Is
amputated for the distance Of foot.
The operation is much more painful to
the horse than cutting off his ears
would be, and nearly as disfiguring as
well. The tail bone is continuation
of the spinal column, with all its
intricate vertebrae and nerve connec-
tions. Cutting a mans hand off al
the wrist would be somewhat on a par
80 far as pain and shock 20 with dock
ing horses and when it is done the
effect is painful and hideous to see.
At the recent horse show in New York
the horse that could show the shortest,
most mutilated stump was regarded a.
The handsomest by the depraved fash
ion votaries. A fine, flowing tail is an
addition to a horses beauty and COM
fort, of which nobody with an unde-
praved taste or merciful heart will
deprive him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
The Boys-The Girls-anI i
Then What?

Boys brigades are now common in
England, and are coming into vogue
in this country. Some religious peo-
pie try to give them religious turn.
But This association is unnatural.
What has the rifle to do with the prin-
ciples or motives of Christianity
What banner of "brigade," except
one of the weaponless Salvation Army.
could have inscribed upon it, Love
your enemies ?" If, however, boys
brigades, carrying arms, are anomalous
there is something startling, even
shocking, in the thought of a girls
brigade. Yet such is described in our
daily papers as having taken part in
the parade of the Grand Army in
Washington last week. A company OF
daughters of veterans, carrying rifles,
which they handled with skill as well
as grace, marched in the parade.
Would even the veterans wish their
daughters to take part on real battle
fields? What the logical outcome of
this would he may be seen in an ac-
count Of portion Of the army of the
King Of Dahomey, taken from the
African News:
1.-Two Englishmen, Messrs. Skertch-
ley and Burton, made very careful
study of the Amazons. Burton said
they showed the most desperate cour-
age and reckless daring, and are very
formidable enemies. Skertchley said
that Amazons delight in nothing more
than in polishing their gun barrels,
which CLEAN like silver in the sun.
The French gained vivid idea of their
ferocity in battle during the late war,
when, under the deadly fire of the
French fortifcatious, they made charge
after charge up to the works. When
at last put to flight and pursued, dying
women on the ground caught some OF
the French troops by the legs and tried
to throw them down and stab them
with. their swords. All Dahomeyan
soldiers, men and women, have a
ration of intoxicating liquor before
they 60 into battle. The French say
that in the war of 1SS9-90 the perfect
recklessness of the, AmaZons was
doubtless increased by liberal porta-
tions of gin. The women had just
enough liquor to make them devilish
without interfering with their powers
of locomotion. s..
The picture here is taken from a
sketch by French officer of scene he
Witnessed at one of the battles near
Kotonu, three years ago, when two
Amazons, armed with bows and ar
rows, were advancing on dead run,
one of them fiourishing aloft the
bloody heads of two Sengalese soldiers,
which she had just severed from their
bodies. Friends Review.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
Stick To a legitimate Business.

Well directed energy and enterprise
are the life of American progress, and
safety lies in Sticking 10 q legitimate
business. No mun-manufacture
trader, or banker-has any moral right
to be so energetic and enterprising as
to take from his legitimate business the
capital which it requires TO meet an
emergency.
Apologies are sometimes made for
firms who have failed, by recurring
to the important experiments they
have aided, and the unnumbered fields
of enterprise where they have freely
scattered their money. We are told
that individual losses sustained by
those failures will be as nothing COM
pared with the benefits conferred on
the community by their liberality in
contributing to every public work.
There is little force in such reasoning.
A mans relations TO a creditor are
vastly different from his relations to
what is called the public. The de-
mands of the one are definite, the
claims of the other are just what the
ambition of the man may make them.
The histories of honorable, successful
business men unite to eXalt the impor-
auce of sticking to legitimate bust
ness and it is most instructive to see
that IN the greater portion of the
failures, the real cause of disaster was
the branching out beyond Legitimate
business, in the taking hold OF this
and that tempting offer, and, for the
sake of some great gain, venturing
were they did not know the ground,
and could not foresee the pitfall.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25

The Naughty "Think.-"How sweet
it is to see children with tender con.
sciences.
A little girl one day said to her
mother:
"Papa calls me good, auntie calls
me good, and everybody calls me good;
but I am uOt good"
II am very SORRY" said the mother.
land so am l." said the child, "But
I havs got a very naughty think " p.
IA naughty what?" .
"My think is naughty inside of
of me-"
And on her mother inquiring what
she meant, she said:
"Why, when I could not ride yes
terday, I did mot cry, nor anything;
hut when you were gone, wished the
carriage would turn over, and the
horses would run away, and every
thing bad.
Nobody knew it; but God knew 1t,
and cannot call me good. Tell me,
mother, how can l be good, inside ol
me?"
Then the mother took her little girl
upon her knee and told her how Jesus
could drive away all her naughty
thoughts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
.Not... in United states History.

The East river, between New York
and Brooklyn, is not a river, but t
sea strait connecting Long Island
Sound and the ocean.
Manhatten is not The Indian name
Of New York Island, but is directly
traceable to Spanish originsl-monas,
"drunkennesS;" monadus, manadus,
mauatoes, "the place of drunkenness" "
Manhatien is but the Indian form OF
the word.
The Declaration of Independence
was not signed Oh July 4th by the Re
presentalives whose names have be-
come historic. 1t was was given t"
the world Oh Monday, the Sth of July,
l776, with but two signatures: John
Hancock, President of the Congress,
and Char les Thomson, Secretary. The
signatures of iorty-fiive delegates were
affixed to- copy of the original paper
ou Tuesday, the "a of August, 1776.
There was not a bearded face among
all the signers of the Declaration. "All
the signers," says the record, had
smooth faces"
The word L'Godn does not appear in
the Constitution Of the UnItad States.
nor is there any reference to creed or
Church beliefs.
Three delegates to the convention
would not sign the Constitution. These
we've Elbridge Gerry, Of Massachusetts;
George Mason and Edward J. Ran
doIpG, Of Virginia. Gerry feared a
civil war, Mason monarchy, and
Randolph objectdd to the powers con-
ferred OH the President.
Benedict Arnold was not the first or
only traitor duriug the Revolution.
His predecessor in that Judas" Office
was DR.. Benjamin Church, Of Reyn-
ham, Mass, in l775. He had been AL
active member of the Provincial Con
gress, and was trusted as all ardent
patriot. He was released from prison
in l776 because of failing health, en-
parked for the West Indies, and he
and vessel in which he sailed were
never afterward heard of.
The following States have not 8
State motto Indiana, Mississippi,
New Hamnshire, New Jersey, North
Carolit,a. Ohio. and Texas.
gram of"tU. ST." but dates from the
nays Wnen lhc idHsloi was ihoH
from Spanish to American dollars, and
accounts were kept equally in dollars
and reals. Thus: Que dollar eight
reals. (American and spanish parallel
accuunts). Later the eight was placed
between the cancellation marks (S),
then the perpendicular line crossed
the the s, and finally the s shaded into
an S, and combined with the cancella-
ton line evolved the present sign (S).
Friday is not an "unlucky" day for
the United States; It least forty great
events in the United States history fell
on Friday.
The American indian is not van
ishing race" There is very nearly a.
large an Indian population in the
United States to day as at the time OF
olumbus.-Selected.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-25
Care Of the Teeth.

The following directions for the care
of the ceeth have been issued by the
Medical Committee of the National
Dental Hospital, London:
]. The teeth should be cleaned at
least once dav, the best time being
night. the last thing. .H
For this purpose use soft brush, on
which take a little soap, and then
some prepared chalk, brushing up and
down and across; There is rarely any
objection to the friction causing the
gum to bleed slightly. 49,.
2.Avoid all rough usage Of the teeth,
such as cracking nuts, biting thread,
etc .as by so doing even good, sound
teeth may be injured.
8. When decay is first observed ad-
vice should at once be sought. 1t is
the stopping in a small hole that is of
the greatest service, though not infre-
quently large filling preserves the
tooth for years. -
4. 1t is of the greatest importance
that children from four years and up
ward should have their teeth frequent
ly examined by the dental surgeon, to
see that the first set, particularly the
back teeth, are not decaying too early,
and to have the opportunity of ihe Sc
cond set.
5. Children should be taught to
rinse the mouth night and morning,
and to begin the use of the toothbrush
early Qikewise the toothpick).
g. With regard to the food Of chill
dren to those who are old enough
whole meal bread, porridge, and milk
should be given.
This is much more wholesome and
substantial food than white bread.
If the foregoing instructions were
carried out, comparatively few teeth
would have to be. extracted.