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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10

- AAoNSN ltlu AooCtt
the white flag with
the red map Of Ar
cadia addition to the
[ o W n of Bloward,
which hung over the
center of the main
street; nor did it any
the less fiutter and
interlace the red rib
bons decking four
white horses and
eight hr-ouyp ha, or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
The Presidents Generally Not Good
Judges of Them.
WASHINGTON AND GRANT EXCEPTIONS
Gen. Harrison Had the Handsomest
Carriage Team.
The WHITE HOUSE STABLES
Written for The Evening Star.

- - IE ~ L fsAL
thing the Presidents
Of the United States
have not been noted
as being first-class
judges Of horsehesh.
Washington, Jackson
and Grant were. how
ever. exceptions in
the long line % men
that have occupied
the White House.
President Washing
ton, always a strict
annnnD,f1f IN h1Y,--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
His New Field.
From Puck

Mrs. O'Tcdr,--"Did ye hear about Pa,ro,-
MIN Smytes gettin' heated at a foire, an.
losln the soight outten bot eyesp''
Mrs. Reagan.-"Hevfn, moi poor ,.p.-.
that's the last OF him, 1 suppose?''
Mrs. OToole:-"Indade an IL hain.t. he..
to be appinted a special TO look on, ..
gainblin' houses in the Tenderliner,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
Housecleaning Items.

Ammonia, g..
Moth Balls, &c.
Sponges, &c, SC and l0c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05

The funeral OF the mother of ii. IA.
Sheldon took place this afternoon.
Sergeant NicKerson, who has been en-
joying brief respite, returned to duty
last night.
Joseph Peacock, who is studying for The
ministry at Phillips Academy, Exeter. N.
H., is visiting his parents on Mineral
Spring avenue.
Philip Brady, who is well known In thus
city, appears TO have the pole IN the race
for the postmastership OF Attleboro and
his election Is conceded.
tered thus far Is i2s and there are but
twenty more 10 the State to comply with
the provisions OF the new law.
The officers OF william Penn Lodge,
Sons OF Temperance, were installed last
evening and there was a large attendance
despite the weather conditions.
Yesterday was pay day for the police
fire, sewer, water and street lighting de-
partment but being a legal holiday the
collateral was not secured until today.
wJack Kelley OF this city is training
Young Heenan of Woonsocket for his
coming fight with Jack Havlin at the
Lafayette Club In Boston the latter part
OF the month.
At the next meeting OF the local brigade
OF Alfredisns two delegates will be elected
to attend the convention Of the Supreme
Council to be held In Lawrence, Mass, on
Monday, April q.
Hon. Charles e. German OF Providence
will make an address at the musical snd
literary entertainment to be given at st.
Mary's School hall Sunday evening, under
the auspices of the Young Mems Cath
ollie Association.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
Hosiery.

Opening of our new lines of our
spring Hosiery, bought direct
from importers and manufactur-
ers, making it possible for us to
give you the best values.
so dozen Boys and Girls Tan
Hose, derby ribbed, sizes 5 to 0,
10c pair.
25 dozen ladies' fast black Hose,
seamless feet, worth at all times
25c, 1Sc a pair.
% dozen ladies fast black
seamless hosiery, Hermsdoff dye
white feet, 25c pair.
5 dozen ordinary size real mace
yarn, 25c a pair.
100 dozen Mems 1-2 Hose, worth
IL lie, 3 pairs for 25c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
RAD|K|N g. C0ONEY,
TRINITY s0UA1E.
p Q Il N IT u r. .!

Arrived this a. m. in our Glove
Department the balance of our
spring stock of Kid Gloves.
4-button and lace Kid Gloves,
reds, tans, blacks, greens, etc, 81.
4-button pique stitch, all shades,
$1.25.
We have carefully selected every
pair of Gloves in this sssortment
and think our customers cannot
fail to be pleased at the wearing
qualities of these gloves.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
Shoe Department.

Ladies' Oxford Ties, hand
turned, made of Russia calf stock g.,
they are softer than French kid,
sizes 2 l-2 TO 6, color dark tan, are
worth $l.75 a pair; price this
week CSC a pair.
We have about 70 pairs ofladies'
tip button boots that are worth
$1.5O a pair, to close at CSC a pair.
We have a few pairs mems calf
shoes, in lace or congress, sizes s,
8 and 90, in broken lots, that sold
at 81 so and s. a pair, to close It
81 AS pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
Mems Shirts.

20 dozen Mems Working Shirts,
made of heavy chesiot, fast colors,
36 inch 8 long, cut with yokes, all
sizes, at 39c; wortl SOC.
10 dozen more Uf those blue
checked Overalls, all sizes at 25c a
pair; worth Csc.
We will open up lour new line
of Laundered Collars aud Cuffs in
all the newest styles.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05

fast becoming known fact that clothing fits better than
any other clothing sold IN Pawtucket
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05

We have the largest and choicest line of novelties in
Little Refer Eastern Juniors the Waverly and Faunteroy
Suits for boys to years, shown in Pawtucke
Mems and Boys Spring Overcoats Trousers, etc.,
all at the proportion.
Our goods are all GUARANTEED RELIABLE and up to
date. Prices from to per cent. LOWER Quality and
make considered) than any clothing store in the city OF
Pawtucket. Don't make any mistake in locating u.s. Look
for Music Hall Building and the Old Reliable.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
TIE WEATHER.

ALMANAC FoR THURSDAY. APRILb
SUN RISES. 5 - Moon SETS. % Pm
7Ss TEse4n s1Ts or DAVE j FULL SEA ::ii q q Ss rs
Forecast for New England, Showers,
followed by generally fair during the
day, westerly winds; slightly cooler this
evening.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
ANSWERS TO CORREsPoNDENrs.

VARA, X. W.;
Ca) Name good lotion for the complex
ioni ~ Give cure for pimples and face
complexion by any lotions. Most Of those
upon the market do more harm than good
Consult some leading dermatologisC who has
made study OF skin diseases and IL will be
cheaper. better and safer. (6) Use antiseptic
soaps.--Nsw HoIk SEs.
John II. Woodbury., i25 West 42d Street
New York, Is the leading Dermatologist Of
the world. Consultation free. He makes an
antiseptic soap which besides being an ex-
cellent toilet soap has medicinal properties
which will cure face eruptions. Send 100.
upon skin diseases free.-Eaifsv.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

fra fig, % oa ~forrat bans ituuth, able 2ineameuter
fig til en- iaa fOrfarbeIig, iaa 9rulis Maite, at ieg Uso
Synst berai isEte 1sOsns 6uI6e fare gisnnsm mine
2emmer.
San er O~uer6suiit ON bsnbss l~ltroitabl Statte[s
geopoIoiue, uI ies pei tunne u tietts Den Suarte, buors
neo man Ear uiQst 6eIu6ls bin rene SiRt2 Bill 0ii3oro
tro mis9 San uaa trO, Fan ifal troll. GOs...
Seq taiteOs after ct gLit paa 0enne itumms JOrtuius
tslie. San laa uu neo6oiet Ouer gorost, mso 2nigtet
itiult 9aanoeu. gn luiuI Opites min SiRL.
"Gn ManS, Der er iaa len til at futts Taisiante iom
Gi6arb, Hyper ben naitsn uIortg... Nen lao bam MODS
tase mig, iOm ban uI, tale mso BAN muo isgl"
Seq bauteoe after paa, Os Oenue Sang iaa itertt, at
ban for op.
0ten bet iumme bsrte is lstts Striot paa lrappen.
Seq trait mig baitist tlfte bnsueO ben 8sr. Der forte
til GOrriOoren, buor nit 9arsIie oar bslisssn0s; og neppe
baUos ieg idast lib til at trette Gsrsu til efter mig,
isrsn6 jes sisnnem Sprattsu iaa 9sopoloines fine Stits
tsIie ben buiOe Natorast iuaUs ben mob Rj6arbs 8er.
Oct par ben6s, Der uu bautsoe paa.
"guem er ost2" ipurgts Ri9arb.
Get CT mig, min GIite6s, iuarsOs BUN ms6 llitpl.
oisbeoens fire % rene llotrpf. Seq err uvOIis, fOrOi
bu life tomner.
"Os bUOrfOr oet2" iagoe fan tort, naieu buur6t.
"@Ooe Ri4arb, ius mig IND, is irpir b%sruoe."
San aabusbe Gsrsn p~aaflsH.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
VIleOOerell paa SpbannesifjGret.
6emte Nienoe Gerioos
6neboerenS Sfriitemaal.
%Sgitroman al Gmiiie s arleu

S m W @'0or os bet uiIOe ~ieuere imsrte baln, ON ies
X tHaH"9t III en- 5tetfGrsi99ierelie.
M y Il S g gun pttte mig lRen Iaustira at bIiue uu9s
, ~" "O Oo benoe8 iaite Glib til min 9Gre, rate
fn,o r'" / MT Srplt enbnu pGrre JONI JpIge al ben
S5sSS., gun 0Ilte Tor ben bIotte Ganfe ON min 6iGrs
S M, V %2 9aa, ie8 uiloe uopbolOsIis traffe a~lnitaIter
Mt "'. 2Oor 9oar ou ben 9ilbelm?" BAD bum inoItans
ale !; 4SY'Iaoer on mig, CT ie9 enc: ri maa ge99s iors
d., S,gu'9 oenrle 0%tltorie, % ou... o9 bu...~
5not," tyt ' 9o'ot bun pIubi eig inSs; benbes glit 9pite
NdS',, "O'9e Tor nit, Der life Iansere tunOe uOboIOe
'.~8a5dm!"
to E5rs .. ,o8Se Blot bette ene Orb; men GOnen laa ct
Dot o mSot 81 uOtrpt al Smerte, geltprtelie, 5ors
hi, ~ "T8[ at le9 miiteoe ben Smule &elt al 9siins
G,sS Nry''STs!" uObrCO iss os iant nsO iOr bsnOes
1T St q,% %Sn gu tOragte ben, Der tire 9lar bar baas
Rial non S.0SSs i'm SiGl, u6en at baue forraabt fin
1t IA o1hr i" 9Nt eIer OrO2 ., ies b~siuarser big, tro,
9o nsn 9or l%ornRrmet big meo en- 5ants..."
'GSoyIo5 VT, n %t 9uaN iss iusoe: ies iuntaierebe.
Ga S'i b,nS mig. &cia, refs oiebIitteiis = ater furbil"
bin s,nnio.' Saarer ltrsmmebe, lite for mig, men ousr
ht sst. W 9aOos iset bisie Carer, buem Der bauSs
0'O' "6OrIOO mig! Ncis, refs piebIitteIis
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

genbe, iom en9uns bapoe onieet mig for en- Ben, Der
par benoes SensiuenbeO ~uarois... buao bauos ies ba pei
uioere meb 2iuet at l9iore!
lloe al Stanb til at iOse Roli9beo / Sounens arme,
gift isg uo for at aitiSle nit b~ranpenbe SOueO 9lattes
luften.
Seq iaa op til q 5arbs gareIie Og fsIte mig beta9et
al en- ifialuenbe 2lnelie, oa ies bIeu par at ban enouu
befanot fig Der iaa lan9t ND paa gtatten. 2piet bleu
flpttet frem os tiltage, o8 ies iua, buorIeoe5 bans
Stysse ~beuaseoe fig til fere Sioer al gareliet.
Gn Gage Iusoe fig Ouer mine Dine, en- Gage Ouer
min Siel.
@tn en- aante bansoe fig baftist @ei siennem einOs.
fOruirrinsen.
Seq oil opiose bom nu, bette 0iebItsl"
Og ieg Iiiteoe mig op al Irappen mco iaste Striot,
ueb en- 6orbrpSers par iOntrs 6ie6.
Seq ~itanbisbe peb 0srsn % Iptteoe. Dit par ltiue og
Ns9len taget uo.
GnOsIis buntsSe ies pau. 0ten lite en- ensits 2po
forraabte, at ies par bIeuen bort.
Seq bSisbe mig neb os iaa ino isieunem gsgIsbuast.
Seq fl ba Die paa ct Spn, fOa ies enbuu fer buer Dag
/ min grinorina.
Hi9aro itoo usb Siben al BorSet, meO ben enc
Saanb ifsttst mob bens Blade. 8 ben anben boIbt ban
9eOpOloines Bortrat. paa bans anist tiGmpeos 6Ors
t~uiulsIisns isusnoe GiIintstsiSreIie msO Ell ~uanpittis 81
osnitub. San grab, ban trpttsbe gortrsttet msO ct
Slas5 8aieri til fine eabsr; Fan bOIbt bet after Ianst
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

~
"Gaa Og lag big, 9eopOIoins!" ias0s San u~Iuorligr.
'5mor8en ltaI oa bore ira mig; mat oil ies pare enc.
%, nsi, iss b~siUer9er big, jag mig lie fra Oisl Gu
bar en- Sors osI ben meO mig! Seq beOer, ies beOer
Dig eerom, min o~yre6are Ri5aro!@
Gisie Orb lgnie5 nGitsn at brings bam BaIeri.
"gaa, l~llgttsIi9e, uuaroi9eI@ uO6rso BAN beftigt %
log 3Ovsn /.
Seq irOeOe, is uiIOe ie 9~eOpOIoius fegns ON usO oenus
baaroe SlltaIs; men ies bsrte benoe bet Steb fse meo
falt Stemme, meo en- Stemms, iom paa ensang ubs
trDtts fornarmet StOItbeo os en- naunIss Smsrts:
"Saa 5urUeL Ri8arOl Disie Orb IaI ou ,omus
til at ungre."
~u6truttst, Sanbiarbisbsosu benbes Gone maatts
itrar BaUe OpiplOt BAN msO Ginger, tBi 9an aabusoe
after 8sreu.
Rom tiIba9e, 2~eOpOIoins - tonr, is oil bore bial"
Ifen e~eopoIous rom life. 6un par iaaret / III 6iers
ties fineite % bsaists 6slslie.
Gnona eugans raubts BAN msS bapsnSs Stemms:
Rom, esOpOIOius, Os leg oil anis bet iom ct Sesn
pda bin tlitpIOisbeb!"
ASmor9sn. iDarsoe BUN, neppe minors OprSrt, imOrs
gen oil ri fortIare % for binanosu."
% BUN isos bort.
paa Ri6aro maatte bsnne 8Gsrins fun bape sior ct
SnStrpt: ben sioroe bans iatteoe Susr6episuins til
gisbeo; BAN iaa bemoe en- Sutnos, Der snSna bauoe
astslie NOT for SanbbeosntiI life at pous at tomus tIb0ss,
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Seter Bisrnftao FAINT ben fore Wpren
ooenfor atnauoeisn peo 3aas6at 1sm.
mertait.
Smut Sdsniortet tipbte glaoien al
2drlsi Nproif log. ge taller ON, at auut
Hal sifte fig; men ies tsr life lise upsei
lor otit. Gn iaaban aFGre fan eaa iaa
nut al M, liocn ben 2op er tommet, at
Frelten bare bebsper at Itrise bet op
paa ErRteitolen en- eneite Gang. Oct
er naiten lett, ba BELT for mig, ium
gierne oit brinse Gber iriite Gp5eosr.
gtu tan Der gierne ere benz, iom er
quite % bel ipriDrgsoe neoe i airtebpgs
ben, lioen at ies peo ct Orb ON bet.
Wten bi bare, ies ital nOt faa uios BET,
% oa lfal s NOT iaa 8ejteo.
Men ies maa life 9lemme at tatfe 6.
.. 9Omslio, 6aiulp 9. O., Glag &c..
gstnn., for 8reuet ies III ira benos Der
ON 8a9en. Wau9e Gaf Ital ou bape!
Seq far life 9io til at ieuoe Big nu9et
prluat Srep MI; men trOr jes itat 9jsre
bet Iioer. Dine 5orelore ipur0te je9
til SDit, oa ie9 traf 8ror bin, Smut,
bOrte | Qas(anos9rano. Sc leoer pitt
9oot % er bra iriite. @an ie9 trnffe
til at faa tale meb Dem, fan ou itole
paa, ie9 ifat itrubbe Dem pp ioroi DC life
~ifriper til Goer. ga, bit 8reo bar BET
beoIte Gnerifabreo ie9 bar iaat; bet
funce goot ia itant "9ecorabsG oiten".
Gar on Gib, iaa itrio til mig isjsn.
Ola nei, at samle @ro Sore leuer
enonu! gar biliet ina biertelist fra
mig on, Gro; bet er iaauiot je9 minoes
big os Zone os 9lnbres. Som Ell 3rGm
buffer ieg, ba s reiIte til ameritn; 8
bar ino paa 8inoen p9 bao 5nrpel. s
9r9o me9et; ou o9 Wtor bar ullt Ian
9poe 8enner. Ser er 13 Nar / 8aar
Iioen Mor oebe; ia BUN paret itert
al Selbreo funoe bun lepet euonu; bun
bar fgot 1914. Seq bDrer on enonu
fan lGie uoen Sriler, trObs cine 81
aar, os at on lGier mine Sreue "3cs
corabs Soften; bet er soot S fan baue
Su9noo al benz.
Seq minoes on en9ang bar til
8jSrnItab eiter en- 9risun9e for Gar u9
Wor. "a on fom, ia bu, ou in9en Girls
ia fat. Get bar oa Ilemt, ia Mor.
Sun itelte til Mao % Safe, % bu iuo
os aao. Men laa meb ct bespuote @ri-
fen at itrite i 6anset bit, bu os alle 10.
Spor bar bu @rilen? ga, bet bar bet
lsierlisite. 9eueans bru9te S ioa forte
2ipitptter % Selte ON 2ipet. Ser bler
ba llseiom ct 3omrum mellem 8eltet
% 2iuitptfet, o9 berinoe laa ben liae
Girls baaoe parmt % soot. Wen M
bar not aaren iulter, berfor ifre9 ban
os maatte frem.
Wtin Ssiter Inne, ben Ynsre, er gift
meo Smut Wprante, os be bar tlpbt
spre Sore, bpor ou en9ans pa DIT Sjem
9aal os Si9pei bar tipbt neore Sore.
Yin ssn, 9artei 2isn os @unbilt
leper soot; u,en garjei er iuas al Selie.
tiger De.
Ser ON 9asen 69note ben ulDifs, a
Sa9eren paa Gpanne, Gilteiu 8aolic
tcm uuoer Ell 5smmers Senoiu9 os bra
fin slrm. San fisrtes sieblittelig ii
3Oftoren, % blir uel mart Bra i9ien.
@9t biliet oa samle Gro meo al
bine; GID gu enbnu mao laie man9'
8reue fra mig i "9ecorab.G Soften, 0!
sio bu maa baue 600 Selie!
Glae efplofOlf % &ienoinser, "0e,
corabsROiten" % ale, iom lai er mit'
grep, er paa bet biertelisite biliet fra o;
ale!
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Stuff alttD paa,

at pi 0oar / Sploieu, % at be gnbre torts
mer baQeiter. gebgper Sc Io9et paa Nli,
Smraaoe, pa itoar 9e 3em paa at
banole meo M0no Of 5aget, 5olf, iom for.
itaar fig paa Muiit. Gag Saaoanne meo
paa Haao, o9 bet tetalcr Ii9 betpoetl ct,
Suilg meooeles paa &ioliu, Wtanoo.
lin, Guitar, Sr9el o9 / SarmonisGGre al
oneti1e % e~rIarie GGrere. Stret9e for
alle SuItrunenter. giarlb's Wtuiic 6ouie,
ltraasouer for Goit CrIce. 2620.4
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Al

- 9t er forbil" Os uiOit aariassn til bette ~llO6ruo,
uil6e life bare mi8foritaaet Get. Utet Der f%nnotss et,
JONI - u6en at baue bort BEN fore9aaenos San,tals -
g;snuem BEN io9te uobneoe Ter tapbe ieet Eaarerre,
bort Be iioite Orb. Der %fanotss gn, iom bauoe leet
gennen uso fin 2g9teiR0es 6sboer.
: 9Greliet par bet naftet mertt. 81 uioite al Sntet.
Seq lpsteoe til nit aamrner.
2eopolbiue bIeu tiIbage / itum Snerte.
Genne airen talte bun life meo &i3aro; bet par
formuoentli9 gepiOt5sosn ON ben eltsoe Naubs itren9e
@runbiGtninger me6 Senipn til 2gren, Der ~bsltprteoe
benSes gellutnin0: at oppsbe min afreiie.
Sea ItuIbe tase bort tiOIis ON MOrseneu. Seq bapOe
iaot benbe bet... Met bun baubs life taut ct ~tiIsiuenoe
0lit, life ct Orb Ter i~noeboIot 6~orlaosIls.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
On uiDnitg Stenoe

CT mere at frp tie emo en- aaben % ibnli8 6ienoe. Dslre
l. itile us lursube 5ieuoe, iom uuoer Slrgtnaoret
Ralaria a berbarer fig, raar teu 8riber Os 1T iaite
8rcb i be foriti uise 5prmer al Sui. e8psutlaer Os
6ebsr, @albsieber % Solo .eber, tan alene meO 6eIo
uuesaGes oeo at tprte Spitenet mob oens Iiittse gu'
greb meo eoiietters @apstittr r, en- f%ortrtnIi8 MOO-
Gift mob Miasmasiftsa i Spitcuet. co ct 8sitptteIiess
miooe I MOB ten, ion man 'u~IOitGnotg I'm itOIe paa.
3 9ilfGIoe al ~malariit SnaoOut luolao od at for8iite
g pitenet mel aiHiu, "a b NJ / Steoet hette ~8aonIt5e
e~Ggemiborl, Der er beba8elig z mag ps Iaust trais
tiaere. eno no1eu gttoiciu. Brug SitterCu for 7pss
petfia. @aloeiple, 3 JrItop ellie, RpreipaoOm o. Rbeus
ma.isme. ~(9aarts.)
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

9tatten tom builten 9{at!
Sea tlbraste en- Del al ben nreO at ltrtue ct ldnst
greu til Ri6aro, / buiItet ies icgts at orpne % brtr'8e
OteOe / ale Be 5antsr og 6sIsIier, Der be iiOite TIRE aar
bauoe opipIbt nit 9opsO Os nit 9isrte. Seq bsltreu
qeopOlofrss bpbs aitp for min Spas9sO. Ut, isg
piOits life, at gtidarbs esne Dine, at bans esns 0rsn
ueo Ben 8ruiOmis RisfOrItaasIIs bapoe opIafte' oor9o''
bet sauits a~nosrIeoes.
alen MI Ga ba, msSsn5 iss itrsu, naseoes leg al ben
aft 9luSst opsrueisube, bitre 0isbso, at ben autnoe, leg
tIboO lOm en- GuObom, fun tantts paa mig nreO Dab =
ia. enbn, rarre, meo 5orast! - 5orastet al benSe, al
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Meb9er's Collie Cure 9~aranteres at
furere bpert TitfGloe al GOlic hos Seite
og So9g.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Care in D;chtheria.

AS diphtheria is so very serious dis
ease, whenevey child seems langud and
miserable, fretful and depressed without
apparent capSe. examine the throat care
fully, writes Elisabeth Robinson Scovll
in very valuable article on Care in In
f!ectious Diseases in the February Lad.
les Home Journal. If it is swollen and
covered with patches OF gray membrane
looking like State pencil dust, send for the
doctor. 1t is always safestto have medical
advice when the throat is affected.
Until the doctor comes keep the child
in bed. Ii the throat is painful procure
a lump Of lime, pour cold water upon it;
when the effervescence subsidies STRAIN off
the clear water and apply it to the throat
with a brush or swab. If the child is old
enough the throat can be gargled with
the lime-water. Inhaling the steam from
pitcher of boiling wafer sometimes gives
relief. The neck may be rubbed with
warm oil and bound with flannel. Milk,
either hot or cold, should be given every
two hours. The cold milk may have the
white OF an egg shaken with each cupful.
Strong beef-tea can be given and the
doctor may order stimulant. The strength
must be supported by nourishing liquid
food.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
EAGER FOI: TIE NEW BONDS.
Secretary Carlisle Expects the Offers to
Reach S2GO,O0O, ,OOO-Where the
Gold Will Come From to Pay
For the Eond-

WASHINGTON, January 1S-Secre-
tary Carlisle received number Of Of
fers to-day for his new bonds. One
offer was for 500, ,O00 at tSl.1S. Secretary
Carlisle believes, from offers already
received, that tn" total offering will
aggregate nearly 5000, ,000, ,0QU, and that
the price will reach $40, making the
bend practically bear ,! per cent. in
terest.
In view Of the fact that the new issue
of bonds will be sold for gold only, it is
interesting to note where thu gold in
the United States is. Official returns
made to Comptroller Eckels by nati"u-
al !,anks, nE December 49, last, throw
some liybt on this subject. Since that
daie The Treasury has lost about Sl3.-
00D.G0O in gold. which has found its
way into the banks. 1t is curious to
note at this time that the national
banks Of New York city alone hold
more gold than the Treasury Of the
United States, or rather that it con-
tans free gold"
In the figures given gold certificates
are included in the gold. The returns
in the principal cities show: New York,
$50. .000,0O0; Brooklyn, $3.50, 0yO; Wash
ingtOn, $500. 600; Baltimore, 81 .979 600;
Cincinnati, $1,000, 900; New Orleans,
$50 ,0O0: st. Louis. s., 400 000; Kansas
City, S1.0I5 coo: Boston. 80 POO. 600;
Chicago. $40 7O1. $50; Philadelphia. So
7O0,00O; Louisville. $390, 900; San Fran
cisco, 81, 33G 00G; Milwaukee, 5000 900.
Treasury Officials who have taken
the trouble to search the records cali
attention to the fact that practically
the same state Of affairs existed in 1857,
during the pendency of the Walker
tariff. Revenue declined ami a num-
Der Of loaus and bond issues were made
to keep up current expenses and pay
maturing bonds. From 1851 to 1861
the cash in the Treasury had declined
from Sis, ,7Ol 900 in the former year to
81 S62 600 in the latter year, aud the
public debt iar the same period, less
cash in the Treasury, had increased
from 81. SIS, ,00O in 1857 to SS7,71S,0tW in
1861. it was at this period that what
are known as war loans began, reach
ing within fnnr years national debt
of s.. 75G, 43l ,57l.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
my CUCkOOS
Iyhy a Certain Clock Was Removed from
the White House Reception Room.
1Atlanta Constitution.

4 strange transformation has taken place
in the reception room at the White House
Gurinr the past few weeks. Some time
ago. It's remembered by all visitors to the
White House who are admitted to those
sacred quarters, that there sav upon the
mantel a large clock carved in a dark.coI-
ored wood. Perheps if was mahogany,
or it MAY have been some other wood.
The face Of the clock was dellcately car
ved and on 1t were bronze characters re-
presenting the hours from l to II. They
we're in figures, and not in Roman char
acters, as IS usually the case on clocks,
1t was OF q Swiss design.
..bove the dial of the clock were three
round doors. On the surface these little
doors were smooth. One Of them was
yellow. 1t represented gold. Another
was white 1t represented silver, The
third was a copper colo! 1t represented
copper. They may have been indicative OF
the three coin medals OF the United States.
But that is immaterial. Behind these
doors we're three little birds. They were
cuckoos. and as the clock struck the
hours the doo1s flew open and the cukcocs
chirped in turn the hour of the day.
1t happened, just as the extra session
Of Congress closed, that several lrrev-
erent young Southern Congressman hap
pened to be at the White House awaiting
their turn to see the President. One of
them smooth faced but bright young
statesman from one of the Gulf Coast
states, happened to have in his pocket a
few printed names. They were printed
on linen paper. They happened to have,
whether by design or otherwise, some de-
cidedly adhesive mucilage or cement on
the back side. This irreverent young
man wien unobserved, save by his two
colleagues, managed to aflix three of the
printed names, which he bore upon these
three little flap doors. lie was not obser-
we'd, but later in the evening White
House messenger in du>ting the mantel
espied the names of Senator D. ". Noor-
hees, Senator II. Q Mills, and Senator
John B. Gordon, affixed to the three little
doors of the clock. Above the doors and
affixed to the woodwork was another
printed slip bearing My Cuckoos."
The Presidents attention was called to
this. At first he laughed. Then he
laughed again. He thought it really a
good Joke and sent for Private Secretary
Thurber to enjoy the laugh with him:
Then he ordered that the slips be removed
from the cock, but that was found to be
a very difficult task. The cement used
in afixing them seemed to be of decld'
edly adhesive character, and the clock
was badly defaced in scratching them Oft
The President, therefore, ordered it re:
moved from the reception room and
thrown into the garret.