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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
EASILY SCARED.
Medical Scientists Having a Jolly Time
with English Aristocracy.

The English public appears at this
moment to be under the spell of a
bacillic spectre which disturbs severely
the peace of mind of the well-tO-do.
With the advent of the epidemic of
grip the doctors relied upon oysters and
champagne as a mitigating remedy.
Just at that time it was reported that
typhoid fever was a possible sequence
to Indulgence in the first. In conse-
quence the bivalve was avoided, with
a corresponding increase in the dose of
champagne. Following close on the
heels Of this theory came the discovery
that death lurked in watercress. Dr.
Verdon, the medical officer of the health
board of Lambeth, stated officially,
after an inspection of the various water
cress farms about London, that the
plant was contaminated with sewage
water and consequently dangerous to
the health of the people Of London,
who consumed all the Lambeth crop.
On top of this it was announced that
bread was positively dangerous unless
baked at temperature Of 100 deg. cen
tgrade. As no one could be positive
that this particular degree of heat was
employed in the brand which he con-
sumed, all bread was looked upon with
suspicion. To add to this burden Of
uncertainty bacteriologists uttered q
note of warning against the contami-
mating possibilities of the common house
fly. 1t was clearly demonstrated by
these investigators, that, in default of
any other explanation, the fly must be
held responsible for the spread Of dis
ease. There is at least one advantage
in the acute interest of people in the
bacillic theory, and that is the closer
attention which is now given TO care
in the preparation of food. This is very
much in evidence in the kitchens Of ho-
tells There are many of these in New
York, where every person who has any
thing to do with the cooking, preparing
or serving Of ailments is required be
fore he enters the kitchen to wash his
hands thoroughly with antiseptic soap
and TO dry them on a separate towel.
Care is taken that this process shall be
repeated at intervals during the day.
clean towels being provided for each
ablution.
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PtOAiiPl
a T o u n d, are
by a n y line.
Dun q Il p cur
~ 6 IN terestS,
abuudan c g of
kin d S, Pine,
Birch, Maple,
&.
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AS SLOW As A SNAIL"
Nevertheless the Snail supplies Himself
with Everything He Needs.

There are some slow little walkers
that move round and round our gardens.
You have often seen and wondered and
exclaimed over them. They are said to
be deaf aud dumb and blind, but, after
ali these drawbac and their slowness,
too. they manage to walk good deal
by keeping at II. and to get their living
after q fashion of their own.
These snails-for no doubt YOU know
the familiar little creatGres-livc upon
the tenderest leaves and the most perfect
fruits of the garden. So the snails cam
not be such very stupid creatures, for at
least they know enough TO select the
best of all they find for their dinner.
The snail hunts his dinner by night. like
many ether animals, and he has a pleas
asslv persistent way Of going straight
ahead and directly over everything
which comes in his way.
Snails have many peculiarities. OF
course YOU know they carry their houses
upon their backs The house is made Of
srptti'y marked shell. While a snail
walks along he comes out of fhis house,
but still takes it with him. NatuTalsts
tell us that when snail wants to breathe
he must draw himself into his she'll to
eXpel the air from his lungs, and come
out when he draws air into his lungs
again. THIS seems to be very elabor-
ate aud troublesome way of breathing,
and it is TO be hoped the snail doesn't
have to do it very rapidly.
1t is a curious fact that the spiral
pattern of the snairs house nearly al
ways turns from right to left. But oc-
casionally snail is found with his snail
pattern turning in the opposite direc-
ton. a snail, then, Of this unique
variety is regarded as a great Curl
osity, and if you ever find one, keep ii
safely as one Of the ornaments Of your
collection. The shell is a heavy one,
marked with brown stripes, and the
snail's body is gray. He enjoys his dim
ners and his SOW perambulations all
summer. On the approach Of winter he
selects a snug corner and there he makes
q close cover for himself out of leaves
and dirt fastening them together with a
sticky fluid which nature has provided
him to do the work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
LOST HER BOOMERS.
The Frightfully Awful Dilemma OF a
Chicago Bicyclist.

Guests Of the Stamford hotel, on
at sn accident to a young lady which
occcrred right in front Of that famous
hosiery, which has become a kind of
headquarters for those bicyclists who
make use Of the magnificent South side
bouleVards, says the Chicago Tribune
At about o'clock in the afternoon
very dashing girl, with q little cap set
jauntily upon her blonde ringlets, came
speeding down the avenue She was
dressed in very natty blouse and the
latest style Of riding boomers, which
reached well down toward the ankle.
Just as she reached the hotel one Of
the bloomer legs caught in between the
chain and sprocket Of the machine and
In an instant, going at the scorching
pace she was, the entire bloomer was
stripped off her shapely right limb. The
spectators were for moment paralyzed
at the extent Of this catastrophe, and
two or three young ladies who were
Just about to mount their wheels
blushed as red as a rainy sunset, but
the dashing damsel was equal to the
emergency. With a dextrous hand she
disengaged herself from the mangled
boomers and stood before her admir-
ing and astonished audience arrayed
IN an extremely becoming pair of black
tights and trunks to match. Thrusting
the boomers into her blouse, she vault
ed lightly on her wheel and the next
moment was vanishing southwark over
the hard roadway at two-minute gait
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MINISTERS GO SUMMING,
Good Milwaukee Pastors Garry water to
the Elephant.

Five largely attended religious mass
meetings were held at Milwaukee the
other evening at Methodist churches to
discuss plans for inaugurating a move
ment TO enforce Sunday laws and i'm
prove the moral tone of the community.
There We're a number of vigorous adj
dresses and general determination to
make serious effort to suppress vice
was shown. That the men interested in
the movement were in earnest is certain
and Milwaukee is certainly in for a sea-
sor of slum agitations. The Rev. Walter
j. Patton, pastor Of Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church, saw the wicked side
OF city life the previous night. He was
accompanied by brother pastor and a
young man about town who acted as
guide. The reverend gentleman did not
go to bed until early Sunday morning.
When asked about his trip he said that
he had seen the seamy side of life in
Boston and Chicago, but that it did not
approach in wickedness what he had
seen in Milwaukee. Not only did DR..
Patton and his clerical companion visit
disreputable houses, but they also took
in gambling houses. The tenderIoin dis
trict was done TO turn, and the
reverend detective declares that he has
secured ample evidence that will be
used at the proper time. The man who
piloted the preachers says that he spent
$50 and the ministers trip cost them less
than s. each.
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A TRANCE CLAIHYOEANT'-S Send p cs-ts
with age. sex. and stamp and receive horoscope
IF future life. Madame JUbber. dead tra-ce-
Medium seventh daughter, born With a vel and
OnGeTfuI gift OF Ond sight: tells past present
sd future. FULL NAME or WHOM YOU
y LII AAElsE: posI'lye'y no IMPOSITION; advice
az business love. marriage. speculation. divorce
chs 1ges, missing friends. sickness. wills. pension
49, al aialrs of life: every hidden mystery re-
ve.:ad: helps al who aTs ~ trouble: never Ills:
-iv. ; advice OH sill TCsCts Of interest. business
t. sag}lOus love affairs, family troubles. stock
81 ~, IlatiC-s. lawsuits. absent friends; cures
ytn merry, hts drr aCIIEsS opium habit. ri ANA
5L-.-, and long sfanulDC ana rEsfeTl0us siiseSsCe
S5w3 CHALLENGE
10 7ay medium or fortune teller who caa excel
A-- her wonderful reye!.ti.nS OF fhs Tast.
pres mt and future events Cf persons HIVES. All
1t-- .enEes accepted. ard IL return C!3L-
LEN GES TIE WORLD.
- mess strictly przyate and c77f7nrttGI
. dame JCbber VIII aiya. stand - high above
aa Omman mediums IN this country as tie i'res-
.;g.L above the EaGpieegE wi.-ia karchar-Gs for
I ruth are the same as what a or err. slufus
NIeSCe for falsstGuG
S5epficGI people Wt2, account n tie Ed7g u1is-
representations IN tie papers. tcae last fait8 IN Eeus-
yGeT GdgertiSry StCaiG Trjte AID b. ClEcHesI that
EH GIgeT tisrTusrtS are not frauds
1t l. well known throughout tie weird that
e. sdiulls are the only reliable sesrs- and their
81 arms CaDse love. speedy marriage and ErCcesa
j business. YOUR FUTURE Rewarded IN
-AD Iiis NtE. jIItEE Tire seIFars.-r q 81 4
O. uses speedy ard happy marriages with tHe one
~ love; CauS@~ cUaGluck n all things !v .fOuar
q vice. SECURE : CHARM AND ~EAH II 4
stDNDS. EeEea-- ey TythIug. n NJ. J JttF.t p,
Is y +. NEW Alb NM. fED. IJCETEH4E
p 70 IGt this ont ana save Il. Mention THIS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-30
Facts About Fishes.

While naturalists have generally ac-
cepted Cuvier's view that the existence
OF fishes IS silent, emotionless and low
less, recent observations tend to show
that many fishes emit vocal sounds.
The anabas scandens, the climbing
perch Of India, quits the water and
Wanders over the bank for consider
siderable distances, and is even said to
climb trees and bushes At TranGue-
bar, Hindoostan, may be seen the
strange spectacle of fish and shell-fsh
dwelling high in lofty trees. The perch
there clumbs up tall fan-palns in pur-
suit OF certain shell-fish which form his
private food. Covered with yisci1
slime he glides smoothly over the rough
bark Spines, which he may sheathe
and unfold at Will, serve him like hands
to hang by, and with the aid of side
inns and a powerful tail he pushes him
self upward. One species of fish. the
sticklebacks, are known TO build nests.
There are several varieties of this fish.
all natives of fresh water with one or
two exceptions. They are found in the
Ottawa river. The cyprinodon Is a
sightless fish which gropes in the drearv
waters of the Mammoth cave of Ken
lucky.
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A SCOTCH STORY.
Ffse rfaApetsFs Breath Doubtless Was

Mr.. FinlaysOn, town clerk of Sterling,
Scotland, was noted for the marvellous
in conversation. He was on a visit to
the earl of Monteith and Airth, at his
castle in Taha, on the Loeb of Monteith
and was about taking his leave, when
he was asked by the earl whether he
had seen the sailing cherry-tree.
NO" said Finlays son. What sort of
a thing is it?"
1t Is" replied the earl, "a tree that
has grown out Of a goose's mouth from
stone the bird had swallowed, and
which she bears around the loch 1t is
just at present in full fruit of the most
exquisite flavor. Now, Finlayson," he
added, "can you, with all your power
Of memory and fancy, match the story
Of the cherry
Perhaps 1 cam" said Finlayson,
clearing his throat and adding: when
Oliver Cromwell was at Airth one Of
the cannon sent a ball to Stirling and
lodged it in the mouth of a trumpet
which one Of the troops in the castle
was in the act Of sounding"
Was the trumpeter killed." said the
Earl. - =
No my lord" said Finlayson: "he
blew the ball back and killed the artil-
leryman who had fired it,
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CABBAGE A LA MODE.
One of the Newest Dishes by a French
Chat.

Mr.. Jean Couet, the director Of the
culinary department Of the Gil Bias Of
Paris, adapts his recipes to all classes
Among those given lately are two par
ticularly available IN families whose
members possess robust appetites The
first is cabbage a la mode Bile Put in
a stock pot 81 quarts Of water When
It boils place in it pa pounds Of beef
and about l pound Of smoked beef
tongue. Add two cabbages of medium
size, previously blanched. Cook for
three hours. Withdraw the cabbages.
drain them, season with butter, pepper.
and salt, cut in slices the meat and
tongue, and place on the cabbage and
serve. To blanch vegetables scald them
IN strongly salted water. The liquid in
which the cabbage and meat are boiled
is Immediately available for soup. with
the addition Of little butter and fried
bread, or croutons. The second recipe
is for leeks a lhirondelle. BIanch SOM
leeks, dry them, boil in water or beet
stock. Serve like asparagus. with drawn
butter or any white Sauce.
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Baensoh : ChIoa96E atto 541. . 0Ul''' '0S


AN ORDNANCE to provide for Board Of Health
and prescribe he duties thereof
BE II ordained BY the Mayor and Board 0, Aid
ermen Of the city of Maailowoc.
SIC !. There shall be appointed aauumIE s
one OF the standing committees Of the Beard Of
Aldal1Hen committee of JAree members a. said
BOARD To be known "a the Sanitary committee,
SEC. ;. The SAID Sanitary committee together
with Tie city Physician o. PHYSICIANS 8pEolIfr,.
log the said Board Of Aldermen shall c0neti.ut.
the Board Of Health of the city of Aianitowoc ard
shall have AID exercise all Tie powers conferred
EpUn Boards OF Health under and by virtue or
the general laws of the state of WISCONSIN and IN
addition thereto all the power conferred upon
them by the ordinances 81 the city Of ManitOwUC
GOT inconsistent Herewith.
SEC. 3. The Chairman Of the SANITARY com
wlu"e shall lie eEoiicId the president Of tie
Board us Health. II shall be his duty as soon -
may Ice after the election % appointment OF the
Persons COMPOSING The SAID board Of health Us
haTaHbefore provided, to cali item together for
tHe pUrpD.e OF organizing SAID EDIrd. Sand
braTi shall or-au5za by cIectiUC "a sacrctar, vino
snail BE- one OF their own number Hnl shalt also
elc-t Eeslth officer who shall he pr4Ctic.rg
puysIcIa7 m good standing, resident IN said city.
and shall fix The salary and such other feer ~
tagE may deem JGst au1 proper Of said health
oiiiaGr.
SEQ. l. Tho health officer So elected shall have
sEi exercise ali The powers and Jurisdiction Of
health officers under tie laws Of the state Of Wis
cousin and all powers conferred upon ijm ~ the
ordinances q the city Of ManitowUc not neon
SEC. >. Al ordinances ard parts Of ordinances
il" conflict with this 0rdIaaace Is hereby repeal
So. 9. This ordinance shall be in force and
effect from ard aiter IFS passage and publication.
adopted aiay -. 1886.
ARTHUR i}E.CHE2r TI..lAs g. TORRrSoN.
City Clerk. Mayor.
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are the most powerful. safe sure and reliable
PHI q this Kind in the NIarIzet Nest
effective remedy IN suppressed mcTstEuaJi0r aud
all female troubles arising from It. Beware Of
limitations and see that yen get the Genuine Win
ehestOE's White Lily Circle Brand PanaTroyaI
Pills with White Lily in ocnter Of ciFclc. Cur
box bears opr signature, Winchester s.crr. =r:;I
Co., o. every side. ask your druggist. ii Ha
don Keep go n hH VIII got Them for yea. -
Don feka 'uE substitU'. with s5rIlar sDur ding
name which come dishonest Gsaia~ VII s.r Is
Just 4 good ON which he makes ,wiceaS much
or write direct to Us and va viii send Item m
ST.. for Particulars.
CHESTER CEEN A-, 50.
4 to 2 oui2cy 81, Clicago. H.
Sold by Henry HsnTich's druggist
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fltsI pnDncaOOu May 10, 1895 } No 81
| n NOTWITHSTANDING COUNTY COrUT
J. In the matter ltbe estate of Wolfgang
huncha and haterina MUNICH, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Charles
munch OF Franklin in : Id county representing
among other things that Olfgang MUNICH and
hatarina Munich late of Franklin in Snid cOun-
", Notgang MUNICH on the 2nd day of MAY
IS'9 and katarina MUNICH III he 9th day of
January, a. d., 1895 at Franklin in said county
died Intestste, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this state, and that the said pcti-
tonerlS son of sal deceased pei sons and pray
ing that administration OF said estate be 10
GEORGE W. Huwacek granted, il is ordered that
said petition be heard before this court on
tuesday. the llth day of June, 4. D., 1885,, at 10
O'Clock a. M, ut my Office in said county
Ordered further that notice thereof be given
70 the heirs OF said deceased. and to all persons
interested, ~ publishing Il copy of this order
Tor three successive weeks prior to sold day OF
hearing, in the Manitowoc Pilot. IA weekly
newspaper published at MdnitOwOc in sud
county. innG
Dated ut Manitowoc the 1ith day of MAY
y. D., 1895.
T. +. MANSHAU, County Judge.
Markham Markham AttyS.
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F-rst publication May p, 1871 No. "a
: ) PRDEAGE-N AHITOWsC COUNTY COURT
: In the matter of tie estate OF Katherine
Elizabeth Messerrchmidt, deceased
On TeadIrG AID filing the petition of A. !
2chmIdt, executor Of the estate Of said deceased
lgr the adjustment and allowance of his admin
'siratl0n account taud the assignment Of the
IesIduc OF sald estate 10 such other person as
are By lay entitled TO the same):
It Is OrdeIed, that said account be examined
adjusted and allowed at special term of said
court Z" be held at tue Office of the Comfy Judge
"a the city of Manit0woc, In said coniltY, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of June, s. D., 1873.
1t Is further ordered. that upon the adjust
lntnt and allowance of such account by this
court as aforesaid. the residue of said estate be-
- the further order and judgment of thus court
,-Se i6ned I" sue persons as are by law entitIed
10 the same.
It Is further ordered, that notice of the time
t-d place OF the examination and allowance OF
: zen account and the assignment of the residne
81 SAID estate be given to all persons interested
- publication of this order for three successI
weeks, before said day, in the MANN owoc Pilot
Z weekly newspaper printed and published at
ting city y AanItOwoc and Safe of Wisconsin.
Lated May 18th, 1885.
BY the Court:
f. L. MANSEAU, County Judge.
: siHli'z hlrwan attorneys. jun13
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The Oldest Republic.

San Marine. in Italy, on the coast of
the Adriatic Sea, is the oldest republic
in the world. 1t is, next to3Ionaco. the
smallest state in Europe. The exact
date of the establishment of this re-
public is not known, but according to
tradition, it was in the fourth century.
by Marinus, a Dalmatian hermit. and
has ever since remained independent.
It is mountainous, and contains four
or five villages. The word Liberty"
Is inscribed on it's capitol
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~ First rublcatiun MaylG. 1901 M. %
/ y PROBA FEN ETTowOC COUNTY CnyI,T
Lynch deceased,
10 all whom It may concern; Letters of ad-
nrnIstTation OF said estate having been issued 70
hartley Morris on the 18th day Of Nay \. D.. 1896
and six months from and after said dav hnjT',,
allowed and limited for creditors 10 present their
claims for eXaninatI0n ard allowance, notice il
Iereby given that the ind ,rolmed will on Toes
day, July 2nd. Tuesday S spteinber 5rd and Tnes
day November II 1855 at the probate Office in the
city OF ManltoToc. il sad county. receive. ex-
anime and adjust ell claims and demands of ali
persons against said decea sed.
Dated May lith 1895.
unl3 f. e. bANSEAU, Comfy Judge
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G. 4, X ENCAMPMENT Al
GREIES2ESAN.

On account Of the annual encampment
of the Wisconsin Il. \. Il. at Green Bay
May 22d and 23I, he Northwestern
Line will sell excursion tlcAets at Ieduc-
ed ratea, good fer return passage until
May 2ith, inclusive. For tickets and
full Information apply to agents Chicago
d North Western k'y. %
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CmcAGo, III, Nay 2l.-Lolis Krac
man. 4 Bohemian, desp ndent over
the loss Of wors, and u1ahl, IN nro
vld for his ; year cid daughter. SHOT
ana killed the chii3 at his home thj,
afternoon ana then put a ballet
through his own BRAIN. Mrs krac
man was Il work hat returned home
Ct an early hour, expecting to find her
husband and ajtle daughter AWAITING
Ter. She tired The door but found +
!ock x. some ueig1bars assisted mr.
IN foccla~ the door. The bodies ~
IRA man and The Hale girl were fogn3
lying oa lilo floor. Re left a no5o for
his VIE saying that lie Lad killed tbe
girl anu was gong u Kill himself no
cause be could find no work and wouId
not ieaEe the little one to be a burden
on his wife. - 49,
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IUUkLEt, > &itAIIA SAEFE
HE EEsr :jALvE III The wo3u ior Gu
Bruises, Sarea, U.ovrs, Sal Dh5am
Fes,I sores, Taf'"r, Chappe5 Hencs
Chi;hin.Hs, Come, ana all SIN EGaE
tion., &; positively crles Pill, ,r L
pa7 required. Il Is guaranteed To CIV
Perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded
price Is cents per box. q Jan. 90
Nor Sale by Henry HlnricEs.
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ttirst publicat, on y g. 1851 No 80
| N lROBAIE-M tSIgO SOC go MY Corner.
L In the matter o. tie asru,e OF KIND TuUmp-
ION deceased.
10 ali whom it may concern: Letters t,~ta-
mentary on sslu estate having been issued t.
Mike Holman on the eleventh day OF May, A. b.
1880, and SIX months from and after SAID day
sent their claims for examination md allowance
notice Is hereby given that the undersigned viii
at special terms Of said court held on jail, ~
1873. September 18th 1898 and November 18th
1898 at the probate Office in the city of Mauito-
voc. receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF al! persons against said docet- used
Dated MAJ l0gh, $50.
r Il. NANSEiU, County judge.
-. u ana I. II. Srd@wlck. atiuTuo's. juGc5l
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The population g. ,o;--L N
was 40; 1910, 1853; lSf5. 12,OSS; 1850. %
s6S; 1855, 6o,227; 1860, l12.172: 1865. us
900; 1870. 29S,977; 1872, 364. 377: 1850. sos
lSo; 1884 (estimated), 675, 900: 1885 (esti-
mated. $4,000; 1886 (estimated). 200:
1887 (estimatedD 10000; 1889 Cestimat-
ed, 100000; 1889 (estimated). 1000. 900.
1895, 1,S50,000.
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LONDON, May 23.-Ihe Standard
has further sdvices from Athens of
the recent earthquakes, from which il
appears that the most disastrous
effect was felt III the southwestern
portion Of Epirus, which is a portion
Of Albania in Europe and Turkey.
Intelligence has been received al
Athens Of the destruction of seven
villages ia this locality and fifty
deaths are already reported.
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he Had Made q Mistake.

old Man-What, You have 10000
thaIers in debts. and want to marry
my daughter?
Would-be Son-in-Law-Why, amt
your daughter going to have so much
as thas?
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MRs. KoLIN5KI Of Two Rivers was
at the depot on Friday last with a
horse and buggy The horse showed
signs Of fear and the woman got out
to quiet it, leaving little girl in the
buggy. The horse broke away and
ran down Franklin street, turned on
Eighth street and dashed across the
bridge. The child remaining in the
buggy the whole time until near the
bridge approach where she was thrown
out, but without injury excepting a
few slight bruises.
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Stream Which Runs Up Hill.

In White county, Georgia, there is a
mountain stream which runs up hill
at a steep incline. for almost half a
mile. 1t is supposed to be the continu-
alton Of a siphOn which has it's source
In a spring at 8 higher elevation, at the
opposite side Of the mountain.