The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-27

The child, however. instead OF going to
abe door, rushed over 10 where the sick
boy sat, and, putting her flowers close up
70 his face, said Won't you take my
flowers, please2 I know YOU viii Ike
them; all sick people do Before the boy
hardly knew what was going on she had
dropped the nOWcrs ln MS lap ana ran
after her mother"
Gainesville Eagle: a Mr. Little who
lives near Chestnut Mountain. in this
county some two or three weeks ago.
OF blind tiger whisky. He and his broth
er. who was with him at the time, drank
a little over half OF the stun, ana upon
arriving at home hid out the remainder
10 get a morning nip. Next morning,
bright and early, he went out there 10
where he had left the flask, but when he
picked ID up 10 empty the contents where
they would do the most good, he noticed
"A small gray substance, about as large as
a pea, floating around in the bottle. lie
eyed the concern very critically ana win
a pang of regret at being knocked out
Of his morning dram, he corked the bottle
and laid IL away to await developments.
The thing began growing, and growing
rapidly. 1t is said to have grown until II
has almost filled the bottle, and is of
toughness akin 10 rubber. Innumeral
tentacles have grown at intervals around
the body and il is assuming a very sa-
tanic like appearance. Eminent physi-
clans have examined It, but say they
don't know what II Is, except one VINO
maintains that it is miniature devil,
and further says that all the liquor Sold
in our city is full of the same sort. This
should be a warning 10 all who have been
INDUCING in stimulants Of TINS character.
There is no telling when they may eaten
one Of them in the bottle and If they
should unwittingly swallow one II would
be good by, IsOm"' Without testing or
ioking this is a solemn fact, as related
by the man who bought the liquor and
now has the monster in his possession.
Some days ago, says the Early County
News, we read in an exchange OF hotel
being on fire, one of the inmates OF which,
in his frantic rush for life, Jumped out
of the window on the hard pavement be-
low. only 10 die, while little reasoning
would have pointed out the IRE escapes
and enabled him to have descended 10
the ground in safety. quite carry one
morning last week. while out at Col.
Siugletary's mill fishing, the air felt
little too cool for comfort and colOred
boy made a small fire out of few pieces
of old rails. These sticks We're piled up
crossways and some of the points were
elevated a foot or more above the ground.
As the fire increased and began 70 warm
up the wood a little black spider, with
long body, big head and short legs, came
marching out from the ire on one OF these
sticks toward the end. Before going out
as far as he could, he deliberately turned
and looking back, held up MS arms III
apparent wonder at the increasing Gonna
grafton. He did not perform the antics
of Nero at the burning OF Rome, or az,
tempt the chloride-of-sodium act like old
sister Lot at the infiammatory showers
that fell on Sodom, or, indeed, was he
guilty of the rashncss of the man in the
burning hotel; but with the cool nerve OF
a man of reason, crawed all round the
stick a few times, looking ana Ieellng
for some avenue OF escape. tqnQlns
none he paused moment as If in deep
study and, going to the extreme end of
the stick reached out one OF MS hanuS
wound a web around 1t, by which he
safely descended to the ground. Did not
this little spider show more reason, more
hard horse sense than the man IN uhe
burning hotel2