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cut n emanuel $50 feet wide and twenty.
four feet deep through n ehell bar. II
then proceeded with cnt No. I. making
channel 10 Zee, wide and iwcnt, four
feet deep. This wns carried 10000 feet,
WHEN the Jumbo, n much larger drcdge.
took mp the work md viii continue the
channel ont 20 the iwcniy.fonr foot con
tour This cmt viii be iinishcd 10y De.
ccmher IL. no, later than January I, ut
which tune vessels drawing twenty three
foot onn atcam into the por, " Sabine
fn@. The jrcdRc llerdon Ia now wild
ening the channel TO ninety feet. aud the
entire work will 10 completed next spring.
The beauty Of the work At The Pass Ia
lis permancncy. Tho channel made by
the dre1rcs is bcing gradually dccpcncd
lN the currents aud experts contend
mat within year after the work Ia com
rle'ed the channel will I've between TWEEN
y.dN and thirty feet deep
IN conclusion II can 10 amid thnt the
Jaw mn men on the Sabine nnd Ncchen
rivers have prosecuted the export lum.
her business 70 that extent Wherein they
have been convinced that II auillclcnt
water outlet. such na channel across
Sabine LIKE, IL obtained, they can Mud
profitable market for the product Of
their mills In foreign countries.
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Lynch, oN INC NY, Wn, .si. LrrN L II
thc .eesvlNc immunity .',, N.Y., ~. n
WArSo ~ X, y basih.v . h,,s,s,sy n
com cr. y Mafllel ~ w Nss,s,x n
the hrldoH lather Ins'sMa r M wlxs
MISS AVA NWl1n a,a , M Al a wi
Judge j - Ir''e o'''V''''
uop $3.50. ~, f,.ll
TWC WFppl Nos a MATS ssslis M
Iocomncr &" Mr, se',n a., - ,asr,Id NJ
Miss bilru lleSSh1ii ~ rama M ~
crnihtr rs 10y judy H. y, ivwssnsalps ia
tor Nc l>aN and Miss snf smIIk s.esa
married today Kew III V sp'''
ins. , r.,a,.
1cxas. he'cmher 70. kew .,., J, \ y nssss,
was married 20 Mrs, usvrsiss, s NJ, nj
81 the brides home IN ,nns ppr,tv;s'
Rev n a. Crofier OF wv
church officiating, c.srx
CASEN WEST West Tey1 vTx
nc bani,tc Of West, lcs ,.,,., ~ ~ y
20 Mr. j. + Casey o. hp,se ns,,~ X
evening n December, n 91 nnnra ii y
highly connected sIJ WI n, s,,ugs n
and Iiill counties. The narrs , s1 \
cuniranird ny a few lnu.,hsn,,r.l,hn 81 y
pnrtcd a. onoe for INC sN
larta. Ca ,..., ma
LINN .SWT ARIN6I,NI,ksnnssry,;s x !
pur, mho, IS Married, Ws N, ist u
Concord church. near kenvs, ~ ixscl
Of rhappell Illll and Mse ,n aafacl,1sl
gcu OF l>cunHy, kcv' b'ens' re.
.ot'Nry .ptlIlLIre--ecsp III n
crmhor 70 AIR. Frank kounS' III VI
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Items ~ Interest Gathered About IN
Granite Capitol

Items ~ Interest Gathered About tho
Vipnite Capitol
Austin. Texas Decenhor gi.--Chhrtcred
Yesterday The nowlctt Creek oemcief,
Of Mckinney, capital stock tisoo directors,
G. NJ, Christie. u. W yeagef, sllns liar
fingtcn, James Hrrndou, Abc Smith. Y.
NJ. lioone and ! e, Moore.
pf Nusk capital stoch ti0V0t incciporatots,
y. j. relrrls of Ats, ] H. Bailey ana
w. Y, Bolton of Jacksonville. j, u, Bag
ley. j. n. Ueasan and John T. Virgins OF
Nuah, Fred Wiliisms pf Mount selmnn.
w, T. Tennlsou Of Lone Star ana RAJ
Smith Of Griffin
The uermaula Agricultural eocicty NJ
" the encouragement " agriculture and
horticulture. fpr tho mAintenpure or pub
Ne fairs exhibitions Of stock aud farm
prpducta and fnr tho ere,'licn OF buildings
nud placing other improvements on three
sureT OF lana three niles rrom llcilvllle IN
Austin county, capital ntdclt tlNe0l incot
! orators, 90 HchauahatnmcG f'ii'S krnrAer
and - Nilinit.
Tho Pc relary NJ sietr hrs rcept,tci
: 900 worth 1f RIO Hraudo ilailtvaj com
uurN nfai mort .fagn huudp
Governor t'tlls rHoN accompanied ia his
Vile rrturnd Yesterday morting froW
J, nnrsrn Tho governor "a somewhat ~
Il flnFrd,
Npior John A ur,en a. San Antonlo
today subWiitea 70 tho attorney Rorefl
Itpluriuprica rlnting ip PROPOSED gikg
tuc sctnr coantv tefutdlng hnud l7suc
" T. MOODY lr, nf Galveston ANA w
u 'lrvo nu1. lr. ~ Houston. veto today
Appreciated nldr.ile cN'uuo pf tho arrouu
lhlEade Texts Volunteer Gubrl
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dorrd the decision upon tcchniCaiity
mud not upon the merits Of the casr
I'm his decision hr says, at appears
trum tho record that this cAusc waa tried
hciurc the Judge Ia chambers and that he
cauecd MI the proceedings to ho ruduccd
90 writing aud certified 10 enmc following
article Is &. &. l.. The procccdiuga
contained the state of tueW. ar the rvi-
te1 received upuu the trial Tho question
holorc VS. is 'his Cnn thie court con.
cidvr the testimony contained n the pro
cordmge. which proceedings have hccu
property authenticated lay tho Judge who
tried the cnusc. or muet the statement ul
facts ho made up aud certified to as p
other casref W. held that We can NOT
rops lov such statement ot fGcts At
liwmcd - Judge henderson disscntc1
from Judge Hurts decision and erryod
notice that he would write an elaborate
decision
THE TUEArER
Tho Coodloc opera house VIII ho lighted
every night next week TIN attraction
will hc Ruby Ia iayot who rcceut.
~ tllcd IN cnragcmort Ht the Auditorium
IN Houston, aud is this wook rlayiug at
harmony Hall IN Galveston THE com.
pnny hnr n rorcrtuire al standard irhmus
mud thcir performances IN houston unl
Galveston have horn highly commented
10y tho papcrs Of those cities. numur
the engagement ot Nliss La rayct thrrc
will he n change ot hill nightly. with a
matinee thrlstmne. the price OF admission
80 bo 90 10 and - ccrts.
LOCAL NOTES.
Cards announcing tho marriage cf Mr.
g. X bnvont 60 Miss lur, Snudors
which IL 10 take place In Wharton on
December ~, ha,c hrcn received in this
city Mr. naNaut was fotmorlv rNs
idcpt of beaumont
The following couples hnvr obtained
permits Ia pair this wcok ED Motion and
Lille Martin, A NJ Ddem uud Ada
lmscumh. W. T Collier and uo..tc
Turner l.Bvert Sherman and MARY y
kinc, John \ Watt, and belle Hon.
dcrson.
Tho public schools yesterday closed for
tho holidays, to open ON December .;l
Rev Julius 4 Ward. n Methodist
dvinc from Iowa. win hll tho pulpt af
the Methodist churoh sunday night Muh
tho execution If Sunday school thoro viii
he no morning sorv'cc at tho church
Articles Of Incorporation of the Fort
Arthur Land company Wprr Nlrd with
County CLERK npnchrtte this week. "a,
wore also deeds conveying tho recently
purchased hotNo acres VI jefferson
county To Arthur T.. Sullwoll. Jacques 4
Nulthouius aud John u, McTrtmhlo
trustees cf the Fort Arthur Land com
pNuy.
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LIE STATION nclton l'eNa~. hecember
Walter -" aud Mes Nlre station wcn,
nariic' az NooiN on thr 18th.
Al AMs-Kl1Iri lNp- Reaaan rr,,. no
Tenlhet @-c. n. Adams aud Miss \lrle
NrelhE NeN mnrrici en- tho 18th. lie,
phsil otarlnunr
uARlpTr WrNNoIus -- loNins,o,
TOMS. h'lrmhot ~ John GarIslt ~
Hockey and Miss Nrllo Reynolds rrrn
othelRtns. l''''s
Nlli son ~ III Nm 1irirson. reva.
nrcemhef ~ Robert Whtson and Nii.s
IuNrn v cite married en- "a. 18TH Ne' =,
NvNNcr Nfuciating
pnRNl S-Mlll lGR Mailer Texas N,
Hymhrr n" Z VI rurvls ami Miss /
lev wv NN'N'
,NtA(NFlrI DRAWS REAGAN. T,>ss
nN,'th1eN Y, Nj J, kloth shaNuNeli " a4
., ~ HERMANN HNNl sCIw 3D. lndustr,
AtNhN' hrccmher rs Ferdinand TrE,E,
mann AMI Miss Lena BVelsche wore MAJ
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prove the public roads 81 the county The
contract covers period If i1ve years and
not lees thtn sis fiiles Of road per nh-
mum 80 10 tnanadamyel The oun'rnc,ois
,h,W % the roads Judge Robson sRys
that the contract VIII ptoogre 'hn cheap
est toad imptcN riuent that tie county haf
ever endowed that rnier the ptes.nt con-
tfrui " hps cost the 60 intN phou, iiNn per
mile, whilp Under former uuttrgcis 1t has
cost fton SNm pnd AZ llEh 40 tsM rer
iuilc. Tho contractors gave u solvent bond
which a=niifeH the rfpWnt and faithful per.
fOiinanen OF Tho contract,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Al Effort VIII he Made for Nation al
Educational Association.
IA POULTRY SHOW FOR HOUSTON.
Next Annual Mre,irs IN he ue,d uers
New Ousce,s Eisc,.d -Mostussy.
Local News Notes.

GALVESTON. Tepss December H. Calves.
ton viii make an effott to secure the neat
meeting az the Nationn, Editorial asso.
clnticn and there II a possibility that shc
may get A. c. y. Lehman OF the usiietts.
vi,e Herald and a. NJ. Meyers OF Dallas.
both well known newspaper men weie
IN the city today and we're aEitattnn the
matter. Mr. Lehman Ia a member Of the
executive COMMITTEES OF the National Fdl-
torial association, which viii hold TIA
next meeting AZ Jacksonville ria. IN
January. lie recently attended n meeting
IN Atlanta and says the sentiment then
seemed to he very favorable 60 holding
the next meetina Of tho association IN
T'esss. provided u was wanted here aud
tonne effort should 10 mnda to aeeu,,a
g. II tho convention IA inclined TO conn
10 TexRs the feoluH here ia that II would
naturally rrefer in come TO Galveston
and 1t ia probable that nome Inducements
will be hold OUT Tho matter viii he rro.
sohted Tot consideration rs the chamber
OF commerce the city council aud the
deep water utilization committee by tho
local prcAa memtera and each of thnao
bodies IA expected to ium IA an Invitation
hsro
POULTRY SHOW ron upuarON.
Tho poultry show ls over and the hlils
are either cn their way homcwatd or
viii he by tomorrow morning, Tho at.
tendenns 81 Nisitnra lasl niaht aud todnv
was better than al any time before Inis
afterhnnh tho Rthtp Poultry association
held ~ annual meeting az tho fremont
ei'ein huusn, where tho ghuN has heen ln
progress. and elected oniocta fer tho cn.
spine yepf aa fulleW7 ~ ~ NHemrr W
HurstHp Pm -idnhi rfcd -. iahat ~ pa
weston, lral vioo prosidett, John v llun
nsr 81 rs len. nncrul ,lcr r,eai laut. a. n
Nunn &c uNnld0, thitd vice president u
a. McnfyuVlie oC Nechee, - oictted nee
rotary and treasurer. directors, g u
MrMrainr, y u. ta'hrc a lismplin a
MgAnyllg g., E,tpeWlgN, !. NJ Hsw
NSiiaeAero Trod smiih. ''''''' -
{, ~ NlcMastcf " Gaivoalnn. -. u Vnsl
met e lleqs,an, y a Sewage ~ noltm
RENTED committee rN characterization
eve. nSrrrss rhptree. mt A. llhmeIin. y.
~ Nhamet anu 4 g. Nrt,Y Nnwe te rfr-
The matter 81 HRitaunr for the sale ~
poultry by The round Instead ~ hr rho
drsen va7 discussed nni rclertcl go tho
After ne aiicmnmort OF tho e,o.l.
fnllers mcsi'nr "" .tnttWe iwh al
nnalshew a. iiNust1p prrNidoi tnr size ea
sary nuarHnteer nre Waao ae thry htyN
hre,l az Gnlveelon for W. reei tvo voNe
with 'hrer teduitrrrntr tNN show win an
60 Waco. na aeronl ohu'ce
MpltrrNliN.
rtere vere 6.rrlrcn do1tne IN urivoH-
ior laa, week nud 'r nununl death raie
ani cansna vern ae f'lmws'
Charlce ionnsar " ysAra' pon"rnl prr
rhnaie Mrs Nancy bailey g rear7
" ma fptc. Nn'o'ir y NnNrrr, go moul's
dirtihCria Hiuuuc Nanmon hN Nspt1,
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htlsbOro Texas, December U-,inbn n.
Jones' doina hardware snd umnlnnhont
business at Hubbard city, llin ccUrtr.
TrNea nlod dce OF trust IN tho county.
clerks nINre tCdtN convey ma an his stock
% heduerN implements ana fixtures ~
NJ. MctNoN trustee and rauinr creditors
tr tho amount of ssIis y Assets an
known
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south MoAleter t. r. December u
Mrs j. w. Shoemaker brought suit m
The rnltSi states court NJ she lndinn
fCWitcfN f1r 80 an dRnlaNVe ahntnst tIr
MNroufi IA ,nsas Hnd rsNas railway, al
lrslina that dNft ndan'a train crew nrEu.
ErptiN ran " train ever her husband, kih
ina htW INSTANTLY, lVaNiua Nor q Ntinw
W roer circumstances w4th ain small onu-
llA-n IN nMlAllhnf
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Crrokou TeNas pcccmhrr % sam
potte, celorcd wse fatally aRhhel this
pNrniuE us ~ iNinE rOlofrd pt "a ehoot.
tik aplicrV Watts NiN itc tie is Nouuds I
tNlrg ia The stomach Cause OF difficulty
not known
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Crawford. Texas, nocemhet n Mr a
W Mcerc was found dead tonlsh, ana
Fecme to have hanged himpolf ~ Nins
hia drawers around tree aud thSn 10
hs neck, Particulars not yet known.
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PUBLIC ROAD IMPROVEMENT
l@Granse, reSas, December 20 Tho
commissioners eOnr has closed a contract
with Messrs liownrth \ Carnalson TO An,
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UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' SILK F'lecccd Vests, COO values,
at ..a..44 s.. ..44t.is4a .ttA4tsstsHs.s.at
adles' Wool Vests. nicely finished.
Zoe yaluor. ~ ,,.,...,l .,,,,".,t...,..
Ladies' Wool Yeats OF Pants. N.m
Naluen. nj ,,,,,,t..,..,s,''',.'''
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Natural Outlet for Lumber 10 Mexico
and Sabine Pass.
TIE EXPORTS FROM SABINE PASS


uo's' vn VI" saT ma' ,uous',y " nvp."
eh"t 'NAhs' enu '', Wo'h t"e = ii""eis
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,"''H ~ ''u'H '"' ''NhN "nF ne au
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rue'N'H' "nno lnl'oEn INV ,Wlt sln,'
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Nv lHe N'iNh'" 'NW"'t company ui
h'huul'Nh "lu'r the bcEiunng ni tina
IVY ''' WV .',s .''n'NiN'' Nh''. ~
p"rnu ''p' "l ~ l"NNp lert ot Atiluw
Itn' lu1 'Np WI inle th' 'nhH1Iplhi,d
iNl",l itV,ou't company shipped Wtuh.
80 l''t to N'NlrH9 porte, AplN4Uh
i'N' 10 htNAiliHu ana S"Hih American
ports @'hla NuN 'ert io tast'w ports nr
''Rl ~ ". NHN''i ~ i'"l ! he lut"hor
W"," i"Wu'' 'Hmrhhl -WNN tr't
y" 'i'N'''N l,r' i'N''N"l iort To- Ehtt-
EN- p", "' 'V' 'N Feet ~ thp lHaroa
tN,D l'Na@ total of HlNW,NlS foot
h'lhncr luWh"r Company. lWOniA
,'"l to- lno west lu'wn lelnWS, ,2pW'r
l''t TO N"Ni,en unils q total ot l.thn.0lN
'''' h' "h'p'ncn" 49, NOT Include three
cHfh'"H uHN heing londud MT Sabine
'g's
A"f' ututW t'pfoeon' oUl, small
per cent "l the cut ut ais mills lint stc
SUFFICIENT lo iudHn" ihr ros.lMlNrs of
th' oNpou huenya4 and ttr advantages
thW arc'ur tn the manufacturers ~ no
hN't new aud WouNHlr mntI,rte opcprd
w tl"m 10y 'rrtc rt tua port The
Holl'lw Tor exporting unhpr ato urt
t.t Whnt lhry sh'wd hr, however. nor
"lW they Woud ho ~ q ship ,hnupd
wac opcurd nrrres SRhup lnRr Hrnu.
mont npl pltupo HlN lo,Htd ou ri,cI-
0ht are bl md 1ud audDcuuv d,op n
ii'nt iho h.egcst nroau ,rss,'-. bni $50
MnN lnko. Iufr which thp noV tri,ro
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\ PRIVATE WORD |! !,

no you. pc yoa need need. ad ssi'sssss. ~ sss.
treatment for any sp~ea f,,sa q " y. Il
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MN NACnFONn cNsll.

The casc " lames IL Rachford, who
was hnrd tor iel'ng io work the etrrcts
was affirmed by the criminal rourt az
appeals this week. Judge Hurt rpn.
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u.,.. A large line of imported Ho-
tio.y sery in Cotton Silk and Lisle
'''S' IA very useful Xmas present.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, 20c values, &C.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose 25c values, BE-
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, SOC values, 33Sc.
Ladies Lise Opera Hose, S5c values, DOC
Ladies' silk Hose, Acc values, 69c,
Ladies' extra fine Embroidered Lise Hose
something very new, Mt 75c.
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The Latest Novelties iii CoIlarcttes Yelling, Purses Sopp
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n.,,. Behe Juneau SO long the poten-
"''''' tate of Dolldom has lost his
sway, German competition has triumph
ed our collection includes the CrCme-de-
lG-Ucme of the Dolls of Germany. Doll
Internationally; Doll plehciaus cheap;
highly respectable Dolls medium price,
Dolls from Poe up, dressed and undressed.
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and what Webster calls bargain. He says that
transaction According to that whole store must be
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FIGHT TO A FINISH.
London Sports Train Fish for this Pu

LOnUOn sports Train Fish for this Pur-
pose.
The two fish are placed in the same
hottie, says a writer in the London Field.
They proceed to take each others meas
ure shoulder up to each other in school
boy fashion, and back and push around
the ring" the small fins vibrating rap
idly all the time, and each little being
quivering with excitement and wrath,
This goes on for some minutes, until. as
the spectators are growing impatient, one
fish suddenly fiips his head around.
makes a dart, and considerable diut in
his adversary's tail shows at once that he
has got home. Henceforth there is no hes
itation until one or the other cries ''pec-
cavi."
% n regular fish fights on which money
depends, the battle is continued until one
fish turns tail and is chased around the
bottle by the other. But this is usually
an affair of an hour, and frequently three
or four. The pluck and determination of
the fighters are wonderful. The ordinary
stream fish do not evlnce it nearly SO
much as those that have been bred and
reared for the purpose. The tail is the
part which shows most damage, for it is
very easily torn, but good g1ip on
side fin is most effective.
When one pins the other by the nose
an exciting struggle takes place, the two
lying fastened together like professional
wrestlers, and then shaking each other
backward and forward with might and
main. They often seem extremely ex-
hausted, but still fight on bravely, and
sometimes 1t is matter of difficulty to
part them. They display considerable
agility in evading their opponents
mouth, and also in suddenly twisting
around and taking piece out of it's tail.
In twenty minutes or SO these append
ages, which looked so brave and bright
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For the RECORD-UNIoN.I
SLEIGHING,

Come now. let US take a sleigh,
And be merry now and gay.
See, the moon is shining bright on the soft and
sparkling snow.
We can watch the stars above
And Well talk OF them and love
And the merry bells Will Jingle in music as
we 60.
Come, now, love, just take my hand
An 1 see You understand;
Draw the outtalo-robeS more tightly, sweet
one, round your knees.
Though it's fifteen now below
That "sneeZer'' called zero"
Yet our hearts are young and warm and love
can never freeze.
But now, dearest, tell me where
l must drive my charmer fair
But, pray, do not be long deciding where
twill be.
On the way to Lake Tahoe,
Where in summer we would go?
Or take in all the splendor that is 'round
about Truckee?
And never shall repent
OF the evenings have spent
In listening to the sleigh bells that Jingle on
the breeze;
And in years at thoughts of her
Fondest memories VIII occur
OF the times she whispered Dearest oh J
you are a dreadful tease"
-SERVABo FIDEM.
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DOES ANY ONE KNOws

Does any one know, of your heart and of mine,
The sorrow and song;
Inc demon of sin and The angel divine,
The right and the wrong?
The fear of the darkness, the hope of the day.
The ebb and the flow
OF dread and desire forever and aye
Does any one know?
Does any one dream of the trust that is yours.
The love that is mine;
The warmth and the worth of the cup that
each pourS
Of richest red wine?
The hate that is black as the midnight of grief
The anguish and woe;
The sadness of doubt and the bliss of belief
Does any one know?
Does any one see all we have in the heart
10 love and to hate;
OF l1fe's every motive an intricate part
OF chance and of fate;
Ihe sunshine OF song and the shadow of SighS,
The roses and snow:
A half vanished face and a sparkle of ewes
Does any one know?
Does any one harken to music of bells
And the moan of the sea,
And the secret the forest SO mysticallv tells
To you and To me;
The echO of voices that ever respOnd
In tones soft and low
To prayers we are breathing into the beyond-
Does any one know?
Nixon Waterman.
The record-union., 1895-01-05
SUBMARINE CABLES.
The Circle of the Earth Has Almos
Been Completed.

l'SSh SoIllIhSlSu.
There are now twelve transatlantic
cables connecting Europe with Canada
and the United States, and steps have
been taken to lay cable across the Pa
cific from British Columbia to Australia
sia by way of the Fiji Islands. The circle
of the earth will then be completed, but
not so directly as it would be by a cable
from America to Japan.
There are now 1000 miles of sub
marine cable, in round numbers, OF
which 10 per cent. have been supplied by
the various Governments, and the rest by
private enterprise. They connect into
one system over 100000 miles of land
wires, ramifying in different countries
The cables have cost about $40 900, 900
and the land lines 965, ZOO, 900, but the
money has been well spent, for the bene-
fits of the telegraph are incalculable.
1t controls the commerce of the world
which has risen to nearly e4 200, ,O00,OOO a
year, or, more precisely, 9l, 100000 of
exports and 9l, 720. 900, 900 of imports. 1t
enables international disputes to be set
tied without recourse to arms, as in 1881,
when the British Cabinet were in direct
communication with the Boer leaders of
the Transvaal. 1t brings war that has
broken out to a speedy conclusion and
keeps the public informed of its hourly
progress, as in the case of Egypt, where
the bonn bardment of Alexandria was
known in London few minutes after
the first shot was fired. and kilograms
were dispatched from the battlefield Of
Suakim. in the Eastern Soudan, while
the fight was going on.
Above all, by putting the remotest
parts of the world in contact with each
other. it tends to destroy the barriers OF
isolation and prejudice. making antipa-
thy give place to sympathy and hatred. to
loving kindness.-Scottish- American.
The record-union., 1895-01-05

The Unexpected Discharge of a Cannon
Close by would not have more disturb
ing effect upon nerves which are vigor-
Gus than an ordinary noise upon those
that are weak and unstrung. AS nerv-
inc, Hostetter's Stomach Ritters is un-
rivalled. By promoting digestion and
assimilation they overcome that gastric
disorder, which is the most prolific cause
of nervous debility, and which, so long
as it exists, defeats in large measure the
action of sedatives and opiates. Such
remedies, moreover, necessltate the use
of increasing doses, and finally cease to
act altogether. except in dangerous guam
titles. They never reach the fountain
head of the trouble, and quiet the nerves
only by emi-paralyZing them. Equally
Objectionable are fiery unmedicated alco-
holic stimulants. Kidney, bladder and
liver trouble, malaria, constipation and
rheumatism are relieved by the Bitters,
which also promotes appetite and nightly
repose.