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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-31
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..Es1szsssszessss ..siseszsSsz:
This season has seen a
strikingly new development
of popular tastes.
The bicycle manufacturers
cannot turn out their wares
half fast enough to supply the
demand for wheels and more
especially ladies wheels.
The roads in the East as
we'll as in Honolulu are lined
with women of every class of
society whirling on little sad
dies and rubber tires.
Immediately that big hyste-
rical voice of the public begins
to ask what are we coming to?
Where are the home staying
women ? What has become
of the eternal feminine? She
has put on a pair of boomers
and has taken to the road!
People write solemn articles
saying that this is only one
straw showing which way the
wind blows; that it is the be-
ginning of a total change in
social and physical con-
ditions
The fact is that women !
never more truly showed |
themselves in the character |
they started out to maintain
in the Garden of Eden, than
n the present craze.
1t is one that need alarm no
'ne. Bicycling is a most
lealthful and beneficial exer-
Use, and the hundreds or thou
lands of women who, women
ike, have taken it up simply
because it is the fashion, will
lerive nothing but good
rom if.
1t is one of the most sensible
ads we have had for a long
ime.
The average boy or girl
.oes not have what may fairly
re considered the normal lung
yet nobody in the
chools is actually taught how
D breathe properly. The re-
ult is that, if the growing {
permitted to attain its full
MYSTICAL growth without spe-
ial attention, the time may t
ONE when it will be impossi- !
lie to correct any deficiency.
What is true of the lungs is .
'ue OF imperfectly developed
luscles.
Bicycling corrects all these, 4
5 the small exertion of ped
ling a bicycle calls into play II
j these muscles.
If Richard III were alive
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18

bis Su isiusr NbihoiiuHs nod ein Sobl
ufTasbeu mubie.
Gs iuiro ben Republifanlrn nifis
uueeu. iuenK iie ben arbeiteru iett er.
Sdhlen, bic Beiisrana isi pielIeidi usr
oVrhbereebeno. Sic babeH iid i'm ;Sabrs
1894 Had Rraiten bsmlht, ben Arbei.
tern uSrjureoen, Der Wca,RIep' 7ariI
babe ibrs Gage psrbsiiert. aber asslaubi
puros ss ibueu uathrlih nihi. llne
usnu lsst bic 96bns srh5ht une bic
itilIhehenoeH 6abriltn pisSer IN Bttrisb
ssiett iueroeu, pabrsre inter BEN bpd,'
Suu eIne 9pbuermdbieuua Der au6erru
ioIete uno iortiudhreno Rieituariies TN
Sauas warsn. 10 tpsroeu bic Nrbtiter
Ssu ialIhen grOpbstsu nidt msbr eIau.
ben, oeHen Fe uohl siH wiIlisss OBJ
ihenitsn, als Der Besiuu Der bsmsirati'
idaeu Rssisruns nit Der oHrH rspubli.
tnniias Diibwirtbid,ait berbsipeilbr,sn
strihs Suiamnsniiel. 6is iiHo iest
siuss gefsrn bsIebrt mOrSsn uHo psr.
ben fid nIht IiuseT irrefhhreH IoilsH.
". y. St.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18

Rad,oem mir iirSlih Die Rei.
uuns bier ssdnbert.ts waros Iih fur be
5armsr lohnsu, Observation-Disclosures
~ srbaueu, TN Sale sln llebsrflub an
Rartuhein seerutei uaree, per.
folsteu mir be Sad,e lueiier uuo ihric.
ben an bic Stdrtehduoler Guitis&su.
oIid in Bottom. @u iraeieu u. ". 4:
@eldss GHautam aartpfislu II sum
prpfitablsn NstrIeb beg 1abriiaiipn
erfVroerlib? iuUraHi be 5irma init
ruisrSis' bis ilEilistauisno Suibslis .
ontuUrtsts. Ssirsfis oss &reiiss, Der fur
aartVfelu gum 5wsds Der stdrtsss'
winnuus btjablt ,utrbtu ,0nuts, lau;cts
bic ausiAuit: bel ssosupdrtissn grsi'
Zen Der Stdrie Is bic 20 6euts per
8uibsl; ss ihsiut isei. ole oh bic
Stdrie IN eieier Sdilon nui bret Geuts
per giuno fallen paree, odpH mlbtsn
aartOiisln 81 l2 bic Is Gents asiaRit
iperssH i6Hueu. -- Tamii III isIbituer.
itdnoli6 bic anlase poR Gabriisu in
eieism Sabre IN TatOta ausesidIpiisu,
esHu infUIss Der Siss Der lssisn Spei
MudeH III bic uOreusiihilihe RarteIFsl.
srHie srheblid Suiammsnssifrumpit, 10
oab Der Duihsl uObl 25 bic 10 Gents
briussH ohrits. DIE Serrn GHIiis&
aIeri6 btmsrisu Jutsm, oob Sos @s'
iaifi fart au INTERPRETATION leiot
Der souSe gcrbraHh suu aartpfisIItarie
iti niht hbsr 1900 apnnsu per 9abr
nnb iis isieH Der NnFtt, bas Der Staai
Waiue ulIsiH eisiss Guantum ksusr pre-
euSiren iUdres, uno oaJu iamsn nod
Rew Dori uub Sletu Sampibtrs NIT 2 :.
600 1Ouueu mthr. usbit RiunsiOtO
uHo @iscOHiiu. bic audi att pSsr Ssbn
JabrileH haben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18
sres e.l.s..ss, stes.

rit Ffi'v sifitr arinns wssttn ~ sMtn ~ stla>un
h1f a mtnietna fnf p<iA11tis Nr1xttli atkl, wfls
81 sHfrIxa,i IN 90 iflr eiplsn n silssi w tiasS,
NJ taue katarrtfAur W bis sintletttl tu trlil8sn
rf1ful6ait ttftnntf peRflpt fnt hnfath tsfrrtfli
ss.s,.rs ksifs e.s.r., - r,,s s.s.,i'4 s'....
mfn nnt ufri tifs ouf kas HIHl nnt tis f*ifmiafn
Ck<tn4k<4 k<s Exiff&f. nsbufH tff GraHhla4f hfr
&tanf>stf rsesfsrs rrs trx tat'sns1 tt4it 1fbtr>.
X1tnx u itxfm x5tt MIN ne Hiefntt1mkf tatsn II
r@i Nx<x1p<n a. tl<sr (<tir2itln. ~ ~ sHtnnto'
:',: Sss. : s:2ss Ks & & ~. sss'',.s sss ~ =. y Z:
tt<n<,xos. i. 1,,.l<. d.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18

<cuAANh EkuAtT tAh LAuHu UVH -
sSabreu, fisl nabe 9TittsR ron tiuem
Seuipossn uHo fam um's 2sbsH. @assn
nnb @cfsIl lassn zmsspOrfsu uui ibm.
Bon Rsshslo une irHsm 1beils
oss Staatss iommeu psritimmenoe
Gruishsrihts. Bon Alpeuo an ifS'
pdrts I'm Sames. .Riuer' 1boI iino bic
GusfdteH oaseetu gut. init ausnabms
'Isinsr Ssblrts no Der bassI eiHihlus
Ueer SanobOosH uOrbsrriht. R6rslih pOn
WeIlsttt biueus ilinasu be SsrI6te aud
ruitper sEt uho bic sauSs 0itlite SdIitt
bts 7bsiles oss Staatss Smiiasn BEN
Samss RipSr uno Der RinnsIota' @rsu'
Js ipiro nit gut bis ishr gut perseihnst.
Nn Der @siiIiHis Der RiIpauise. Balm
upu Rii6sa nus iOa Sabus cate Der
Guopuni, Der ishr suten Nnsfhier
isin. earlber hinaus pedlelu iehr cute,
quite uno ihlsdts StsIlsn ab.
: SiOuE 5aIIs. Die Nrbtiisn am
9adins Saus iiHs bereits in pallsm
ganss. Die bOdiliEsrHosn 0ahrihieu
in ben eusIiihsH 3eitunssu bobsn ii6
miihin eissmGl als pahT eripieIen uno
iino isins 2eituEsseHien ssiusisn. an
iduiJia Raurer, SimmsrIeuts uho an
sers arbsitsr bnbeH bis ieSt Yeihdit.
isuus Hno NrittllHna ssiunoen. opter'
partsi man. bas hh ibrt 9ahl raid,
bsbeutsno permebreH wiro, oa be @e'
isgimaii bic abiiht bsat, ben Ban oss
rieiissn @ebduoes bis Gnoe SepismbrT
Gu poaennen uHo ON /. CitobsT be
rsiis init ben @eidditsn "a beginner.
Ter General gldnassr III Sphu y.
aiieH, ptlfr anesHbIidlih I'm Often
rpeili, nm tpeseu oes Aniauit Der uOibi'
gen RaihinerisH ~ unisrbanoelu.
Wnr bic bette Rainiuerie luiro onee'
fault psrbsH uno 8erwenouns finseu
Der Chemical Reiriesraipr (nemiiner
Qhblsrl dllein wirb an s30.0 ioiteu.
auh IN isesr aHbsru SinFdi ipiro oos
soHSs llnterHrbmen i'm arsbartisitsn
Siils anselssi meresu. GIN risiissr
gisbbCi. iptlfsr hber 100 aeres
9aHo nmiabt, III sIsidials bersits OBJ
seitedt Dureen. { Statistic
ban betlain, l3 Suli.
Ter nbrblide 1bsil Don Re6raslo uHe
oes aHtpbenben @ebietes uUH Gao'Ta'
ists pirb Sur 9eit ourt @isboisbe uno
Tesperop0s in elmer @siis uniibsr &C.
matt, ipeIdbe BIC itreneiteH Mabreetln
gum Sdase Der Auiifbler srheii6t.
Nm ialimmien ireiben 20 bic gisboir'
be in BEN 90 bis 60 WaeileH arpben
@sbiete spiiHsn 2pman GOuHip. @. o..
unb Sult uHb RspaRoba GoHHtp. .glebr. I;
lie kubsn an peri&isbtHrn, sauita
geleaeuen @uutteH ibre reeslmhbieeu
Renbes. pous. @eiosnoes 6prupieb
uue gferoe, be fidb mad, bem @blts
Sliusr Su perlnuisn. perihwineen rsaei.
mdbia aHI Qimmerpisoerisbn. Nau
bat @rHno ~ sIauben, oab oas Wieb
iueldss ben 5armern uHo Hiebsh6terr
pUn Sios Eaiota seiiobleH ipirb, pon
ben Tisben an slnhebler in Rebrasia
uertauitpirb, @spiifeBeipObufr bes Don
oenGieben beimssiu@tsH Tiiirifies. mel.
dc ieiHe ii1tbere Grwerbsqusue haben.
itrbsn i'm @srbaht, i'm BHuse init ben
gieboifbtn Sa iieben, bod bat man pof
istne poiitipen BsipsiIs ssssn bieislbeu.
spts bic Ginse lieasH, meroen bic gisb'
shtier u.Darmsr bee nbrolitbengiebras'
"a unb bes ihblitsH gib- Taieia iu,eoer
sinmal ~ bsuIeiben braitiihen Riiteiu
sreiisu mhilen, onrdy ipd&e Ia ben leb'
ten 20 syobreH berartias Hwbbisbssban'
ben mit eiunipi nnp Siiel ausserutis'
porbeu iinb.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18
Nis bumshaItQpmpan1

- bic Semeftate Gomp6n
9ruti guIiiprnisr marsn's, Gennid'
Searf uno =. Z. 0deeiH. Die 1877
burA Sa9ieuner bas in ben Blat piIIl
ssiunotns Grg uHierin@sn Iiebsu. 9in@
dOlse eieitr uuieriuhHno mar bet Hn>I
iaui swsier NaineH, pber ritiisfr ssisal|
-Gloims". Der -HtabwpOb Terra" naa J
Der -SOmefnis" far $4,000, rrip. 45..
900 Declare. 7Cm aHIauie fploir rai1>|
esr SaR einss@sriss nit so EiaEpisx.
Sbrs ainebeit bditsH bic oius Mp& NOT
hintrr nd, We trHssH nsd ASnos!rs
ielbitutriiiHeli6 mubieH bis 1beiLe Sff
WRblt in fsrnsH 2anosH sebaai wsye'
ben. SSH Galiipruitn tameH Iie nnk
Hinbirn pen @btseHHs aus 300 Reiifn
lueIt eui NIT ChieH beipdHHteE @aata
iiber cine neg Ene iiseIaie grdrie na1'
ben WalHeu bei6rheTi perhen. MhhIt
uHs 1rsnspprtiOfsH vtrIaIanssr ftlpa
slC0 1000, sber bic @hhIt aIstiirts xub
JsrmaImir 10 pisi bon bsm c,easiH, baf
bic llHieruebmsr Hiat bleb Heue WliHen
dnjuiauIsH, iUResru au6. Hne Bmar
iAVH im oriiieH Sabre, cine Tipioenbs
80 srildrsn psrmshtsR. yin RSosr was
eisie 9iuibsues HiAt, bean Ne purot
Ohnt lHtsrbrs6uns 10 Sabre lang fort,
belabli, ia mskr HpA. Ne ities pen Jabk
~ Sahr init BEN @eTthe Der Mftitn.
Watt BEN GHtaHf nsuer RineH ging rias
tarlif anA Der Gan HsHeT No4msrfr
6ans IN 6ano, aasusigis hsbg iidb bit
iabslbaits AusbeRis Don @EJ. sas Gle
uHo ih isiHsr ideinbareR &ntbfsEas
leit halbSr iaam aufhebtn piresu, Eidt
erti6rtu. Ia bic @eitllIhait iskt $50
Stnmpisn tbeils bsiist, iheiIs ssutrss
lirt. ea cine itoe oieisr StrmpfeR IN %
StnHoen bret 1ouneu IrJ Sn seEmalmsu
utrHaa. en bic asheE far @rthurg
uro SeaTbsituna oss @eifeins FA ant
lueuis mehr nls GinsH TOaar psr1auns
bsIaHItn. 10 sreabs ecs, rudrsH allf
StampfeH IN Ibdiieteii, sine tiglidbf
Hnsbeutt pou RbtT 1900 zoRHeH nnb.
ben @Oloperta ess GsJss 80 HHr % be-
rrhHtt. tiRsn &stiosnpiHn pom sT.SOO
per Tag. EaB Der RrOHt Hiht saas 70
hpdl rsitt, btoGIf pOhl uiht tris Der
GrwdanuHs: eH Etad SorisbHus Iab
Der 6sisuihait in Der 1eitnlt Der -Wip
ners Union Hne Der .Nrteitsriiter-
IN oem Radsn nns sipdR9 fie,
ben Bstrtsb Jlpsier aghblsn mii 100
Champion siHjniieuen. 2e6 bapeH
ipdlsr. SbEsr gerpdiiHxs Entsrittat
EuA HE ioioenhen NleYf,.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18

gsu 40 ui&lides, buntIsB, eIaulsnbss
paar, obst cine pon S6nisrH ooeE iudfncfm
ansltlaet frti Nopibant iriinl6t. cher rner
naiirlits1atbs ssalslhsn bsthsat ieben m5d-
N sbns Srsss Der bsas fsiIstitns AtisffI.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18

G5nmmisyiitmrn,
bsiIrs ais bic nnirissn iiao Mot srbdlts
lid.
2sbtr.s ssifmen,
bsIe 0dxis uut iein %EeisaaII&las.
GnbIcit 0rsitmalbinsns5lismen
sasontirt ui&t - rsibrn cbsr anseins
amber a. 1s5en.
g{6t Slifms1s.
pka ben bslen fdHlsn oenn4t.
0e5if1~s xkeI1l
" ss|''s' G
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-18


SUmshnie, mt 100 SiampfsH.
g0leen StaT, l2o
0Ialauo, l20
9saSmoPb Terra 100
dather be Smet. 100
Caledonia. mt 100
Gn issts eisier @srts bat, ie RaA
isiRsr 6r0bt, Slpsi be iets GrJmhtlsH
in 1bAtisieit une btihiitiet ihT ben
Tag Hne TaHieisnit psH IL be 26
DlaRn. Tas III frei.ih cine miEjia
iltipe !2abl. persliheH init BEN drbti.
isrbssr In ben isotr aRhhIs jnssbSriesn
Winsn. eas Iih aui ttiDa 200 1epit
bsaiiisrt. limb siH isbsr sieisr 3byis
erhdlt is nnh Der Arbeii aber 0oer Hns
ter Der Groe, siHen TagelebH BON "a
bic 81 Tel! RehneH SIC nod bayn.
luas bic gtitlitnit far 0shalts, Slebs
itsifs, 5eutrunas' une Bstr,ebsmats,
rial. iir SOll Sum Ansi6attrn oer4Ris
nen u. I. NJ. perauseabt, uue bic Total
inmme ihrer Aus9absn I'm letieH BE-
frtfpSldprt, txl,lb4,SISD mag bpar
SeribtnieH pom S6lass bsrer In ber
q. y. 81. 9is. ibersrpb eaideiHen. iar
ben shrlidm. uabisruen aritiier bat Ne
abiplut nidlis 1unbubarss. Sd lolita
Sic nod, tbs id pon ben gliHen nnb
NlahlsH Der @situlhait slbihisb Hehms.
mtt BEN 2abprinib pOn IHHKeln uno
S4afteu. be me,leniutii bis adihuHs
bert 6Hb titi nuttr Der Grhobsrhd6e
nah allen &itiunesn bin fiA ptrsweis
Gen uHe aerduruis ssnne iino. nm va.
GEN aHe Tbiersn be yallase sn erlau.
aen, belaHnt MAIDEN, aber eas ihbrte
mid ~ r3eit. Ghr bier tripdbneHswersb
absr halts i'd, bob ole Company Siusis
NAL i'm Msnats ibr in BarreH eingss
ihmolsenes Cob mad eem Ehsn Iers
bet, sa6 cine isee bisier GeHbuHeen Ga
men @ertb pon etwa sl75,O0 rspras
isniirt unb eab bic GeiamRiprceatiieR
I'm Sabre msbr nls pirT gilllOnsn Tol'
lars betrdat.
(5OriissHHs iOlst.)
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
PEACE Is ASSURED
Unless Ii Hung Chang Kicks Out at the Last Moment-Concessio
 Made by Japan.

WASHINGTON, April i2.-Great satisfac- tion is expressed here at the information that peace negotiations have been practi- cally concluded between China and Japan, eigl days before the termination of the time-fxed for the termination of tue ann nesty. So far as eau be learned, the formal treaty has not been signed and may not be before tomorrow. Meanwhile there is a possibility that Li Hung Chang, the Chi nese represe ntative, may object at the last moment and another postponement may occur. This is regarded, however, as only a possibility and not a probability inas-- much as the plenipotentiaries have devoted a fortnight to their work and conclusions have been reached after most careful and deliberate consideration, It is believed that among the concessions made by Japan there has been decrease in the amount of the indemnity demanded aud that this is their principal compromise.
 When the signature of Ii Hung Chang shall have been affixed to the treaty peace wifi then be formally declared. The Chi nese viceroy, was closeted, with plenary powers when he came to, Shimon onoseki. and any action taken by him therefore is defin- ltlVe, s&1- fAJdUhI ss&zt1 sS5i
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
The Philosophic Frog.

About 50 little stories. bits of philoso- phy, fables and poems written>by Andreas Burger are gathered in neat cloth bound volume under the title ''Tbistledown and Mustard Seed.' Some of them are strik- ingly crisp and bright Here is the first thing in the book and is entitled 'The Philosophic Frog"
 "The frogs were sitting meditatively by the pool, and the passion of nightin le'Ssong thrilled the odorous summer silence.
 '' Hark to that nightingale's croakingr said1azyoung and impetuous frog
 "tsNy child,' observed his batrachian grandsire, you forget that the great frog who created us all implanted as much sat- isfaction in that nightingale's heart in It's crqaking as he gave us in our singing.
 ~The nightingales golden notes and si- lences thrilled through the dreamy sum- mer night, while the frogs sat meditative- ly by the listening pool"
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
GOOD FRIDAY IN NEW YORK.

SPECIAL SERVICES IN THE cHURGHES-A HOLIDAY IN TRADE. aa41 ia '7s-i i. NEW YORK, April 12, Today being Good Friday, all the churches of the Episcopal and Roman Catholic .fsithsa held special services. ae-.a aalt hse3siesieT T 5re a
 Although not a legal holiday in this country, the custom of observing 1t has growing to a great extent.- It is legal holiday in England. In Germany even the church bells and organs are hushed.
 Mayor Strong signed the common couu- cil's resolution providing for the closing of law to be kept open, and nearly all the city government officers and employees took holiday. The financial and law depart ments are compelled by law to remain open, but little business was transacted.
 The Stock exchange, including the for eign exchanges, were closed. The banks were opened, of course, as they had to be, but had little to do, and as so many busl- ness men have taken their customary good Friday vacation extending until Monday morning, very light day is expected to- morrow.
 The court of oyer and terminer adjourned yesterday until Monday, and all three parts of the courts of general sessions took similar action.
 Business and professional men who came down town as usual this morning looked and felt lonely, and many took half of the day and went home obout noon.
 The Lyceum theater and also Daly's will be closed this evening, The other play houses are open as usual.
 There is a bill now before the legislature to make Good Friday a legal holiday. to pass such bill, but they have thus far been unsuccessful,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
GOOD STORIES OF TODAY.
How the Willy Photographer Lures His
 Unsuspeoting Victim.

When the photographer handed the fin- ished product to his customer, he remark ed Won't you please allow mo to put your portrait in our showcase outside the door? It's really one of the prettiest pie lures 1 over saw and will help us in our business to have it seen.''
 "You think it goodp'' said the young woman, simpering.
 ''Splendid, was the reply. "A gentle man was in here this morning, one of our high toned leaders of society. He saw the photograph on tho counter and was so struck by it that he offered S5 for it, but of course could notsellit Then ,he offer ed mo 50 to tell him who it was.
 E ''He-he-e" giggled the young thing. 'sWell, l suppose I'll have to let you put it in tho showcase, only you don't think people will think I'm nervy, do you, to have so much publicityf"' S f-p. 'es 'tOh no, indeed. Some of our most prominent citizens wonld give their eyes to be in our showcase. I'm really vory much obliged to you for your kind con sent. But don't you think you'd like an-. other dozen picturesf"
 Better make it two dozen more said : the young thing, since they re So good Here's the money ,s.-s ze When sho had gone, the photographer 2 burst out laughing and said: N"That's the showcase gag, and it generally lands B them. They think they must be. beauties Y, for us to want to put them in our show case, and they order more pictures. We do put them in thea window for a little while, but they soon make room for the piotare of some othervictim4 IT they don't order more photographs, they don't go in at all, however, much as we may have begged them for permission. .rss DOS - Another gag is this: After we lhave photographed a lady we say to her I should so much like to make portrait of you in evening dress. You have such a beautiful figure That works eight cases out of ten but the showcase gag succeeds nineteen times out of twenty.
 By the way" he added, suddenly for getting himself, "don't you want to let mo put your photo in our showcasep It"- but he paused and blushed guiltlly.
 ''No," answered the Her, who was a fat man with lean oh ,st, but some time when I'm up here you can take mo in evening dress Pm such good figure, you know"-
 But the photographer had vanished into the dark room.-New York Herald
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
THAT SUICIDE.

ADDITIONAL FACTS AS TO THE UNTIMELY
 END OF MIR. BLAKE.
 Ronoke Herald.
 Ever and anon there occurs an event which casts shadow over our community and chils the heart even of the most hardened. Such an event occurred in our midst last Sunday night. About 3 o'clock on Monday morning 8 pistol shot was heard in the room of Mir. William O. Blake at the residence of Mrs. Carrie Blake, and upon entering it was discovered that MT. Blake had shot himself through the head with pistol. Physicians and neigh bors were summoned, but all that human aid could do failed to save him, and at Il 80 o'clock that morning his spirit left him. He had not retired, but had been seen by several that night after church services, which the deceased attended, and he was escorted from town to his room by Night Marshal Miller Q short time before the shooting occurred. The explanation of the suicides rash act is that he was intoxi- cated. The deceased had lived in this place for many years, where he was en- gagged in business, and his sad end is re- gretted by all. The interment occurred In the city cemetery yesterday, Rev. F. w. Brandon conducting the funeral services.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13

In the spring women need Paine's celery compound.
 The average American woman, says well-known writer, wears herself out twenty years before her time.~ She begins the Wearing out process as child, staying up at night until the whole family retires 1; and keeps it up as a growing girl, stay ng awake until 10 or Il o'clock, when she should be asleep by g; and as woman she has so many things to do and to keep up with that she positively hasn't minute to rest.
 By aud by her cheeks grow thin and haggard; languor takes the place of her old time high spirits; she has a generally worn out air; her nerves are kpawed by pain, and sleeplessness makes fearful in- roads upon her health. ae
 Her physician tells her simply that her nervous system Is exhausted, and that 1ielp must come by feeding the brain and entire nervous trat |, richly rapidly and completely. It is the experience of the most careful medical men in this country that nothing proves 80 uniformly successful as Paine's celery compound in cases of brain-we ness, nervous inability, failure of vital force, dyspepsia, sleeplessness, and for re- storing health and vigor to the brain and body when exhausted by overwork or dis
 Every such weary, nervous, thin -blooded person should take Paine's celery coin- pound. It makes such people well.
 Paine's celery compound improves the blood and refreshing the nerves.
 It re- -animates the languid body, and vi- talizes the important organs so that they work in harmony with each other.
 The accomplished editor of the Oakland, H., Ledger, portrait of whose wife is
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
VERY QUEER, INDEED,

Daily-nay, hourly-expsrieneed, are the sensations of the dyspsptic, nervous ip- valid. Ask him, and be will tell you that it is well nigh impossible to describe them. Palpitations of the heart suggest-errone- ously-that the organ Is affected; buzzing in the ears, a.queer metallic taste in the mouth and tingling along the edges of the tongue; restless, broken slumber at night; an inclination to sleep during the day, which disappears. when the recumbent posture is assumed; frequent pneasiness of the stomach between and after meals, when digestion ought to have performed it's of flee. These are few among the indicia of the complaints speedily removable by the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which also cures and prevents ohills and fever, biliousness, constipation, rheumatism,
 neuralgia and kidney trouble.