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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08
ng scoazs NE ngw woaAN.
AID tho Ncw Woman scores bishop Doan,
In Retnrn-


'sOno gets sick and tired of the way
IA which the talk Of woman s vocation
ILLS the air. not merely in tho wild va
gariss of its blatant assumptions. bat in
tine parade and push of its claims for
recognition of what are called its
rights. I" remarked William Croswell
Doane. Episcopal bishop Of Albany, in q
recent address before the young women
nt st. Agnes school, Albany As was 70
he expected. these ungallant sentiments
havs aroused tie ire of the new women
Of America The passage in the bishops
speech that has drawn out the most
fem mime criticism is the following:
when constitutions shall have been
altered TO disturb the equipoise of the
relation between man and woman /;
VIII IN motherhood shall be replaced by
mannishneSs; when neglected homes
shall furnish candidates for mismanaged
offices; when money shall buy the votes
Of women as II does now themselves /;
when the fires of political discord shall
be lighted on the hearthstone of domes-
tic peace: when the assertion of de-
mi nded right shall have destroyed the
ins tinctive chivalry of conceded cour-
tesies; when woman, as has been we'll
said, once the superior, has become the
equal of nan, then the reaped whirl-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08

Pratts Poultry Food will keep yonr
poultry h,alti.y. For sale by JOHN II.
RAWLINGS. West street. opp. depot.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08

When first taken from mines, opals
are so tender that they can be picked to
pieces with the finger nail
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08
The PIeIades.

Those timekeepers the Pleiades have
been used to mark the days from the
most remote periods. Mr.. L. W. Fewkes,
describing the fire ceremonies of the Pu-
eblo Indians of Tusayan, says that hav
ing been present ON two such occasions in
1892 and 1898, he found that the erIur
of time made by the Indians as to the
18th of November in those two years
was insignificant. 1t was the culniIla
ton of the Pleiades which told the In
dams the proper time for the beginning
Of their rites. New York Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08

Rev. J. J. Hall, former pastor of the
Raleigh Baptist tabernacle, and now of
Park Avenue Baptist church, Norfolk, Va,
Is among the hundreds of prominent citi-
gems Of Norfolk, Richmond and other cities
where Quratol has been introduced, who
are loud in their praise of its wonderful
curative powers. DR. Hall has tried it, and
in an interview with reporter he said 1t
was great remedy, unexcelled in allay-
ing Inflammation. Quratol will speedily
cure sprains, wounds, cuts, swellings,
burns, scalds and all skin diseases. A 90
cent bottle, TO be had at any drug store,
will cure any case.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08
Some Points About wills.

Do you know that you cannot will
away your body; that clause in your
will giving your body after death to any
person or institution is not legally bind
ing? Your executors cannot be forced to
carry out your wishes, though they may
do so through Difference TO your ex-
pressed preferences. 1t is also important
to remember that three witnesses are
needed in devising real estate instead Of
two. as in bequeathing personal property
"When a woman viii, she will, de-
pend on I, says the proverb. But there
are so many sharp turns and short
curves in the course Of the law that
though a woman wills to viii what she
will, how she will in nine cases out Of
ten she cannot make her will SO that she
wills what she viii as she wills to will
New York Press.
The "DangIer" Gasoline Stove
with new design, double tubes, auxiliary
generator, and glass tube showing the
flow, as now made, Is one of the best
stoves Of his kind in the market. Call
and examine it. For sale by John
Rawlings, West street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08
Has worked wonders.

Mr. L. G. Hackworth, the well known
mechanic living at Buena Vista, Va.
writes that he has been unable TO do any
work for three years, owing to bad swell
ing in the feet, together with an old sore.
He has used many salves and blood RENE
dies without effect and was eventually
persuaded to use Quratol concentrated.
He has found more relief from Quratol
than anything he ever used. This is his
opinion in few words: ~ believe Qura-
toll TO be good medicine, and viii do all
that Is claimed for it. 1t has worked won.
ders with me- Druggists sell it at 81
cents
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Cost of Living In Europe's Capitals.

An investigation into the comparative
cost of living at the various European
capitals results i'll the following interest
ing facts: AT Vienna the prices of most
articles of food are lowest. AT Madrid
they are dearer than in any other CAPT
tai, and such things as bread, meat, sug
ar and coal are very expensive. AT St.
Petersburg also the price of bread is 50
high that white bread is still considered
a luxury above the means of the work
ing classes. Next to Vienna, Brussels is
AN inexpensive city. Paris is little
higher in the scale, but London is ter
ribly expensive. "-Westminster Ga
0affa
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Overeating is generally condemned on
the ground that by stuffing the digestive
organs or by giving them too much to
do the food taken is prevented from
properly nourishing him who takes it. 1t
is possible. however, that one may suf-
fer from too much nutriment as well ~
from too little, even when it is properly
aesimilated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-08
-1ce C.. ,da with Pure Fruit Juices cts at the Ce
NOT APPRECIATED.
soHN BULLS MEANNESs TOWARD a
FOREMOST INVENTOR.

All Things British Tried Hard 20 Crush
the DIscovcrer OF the "Bessener Proc
eas--The Great Change wrought by the
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slniSUNMER BOARDING. ilnf

First-class COUNTRY BOARDING, with
large airy-.rooms, at Hills Delight South
River, Anne Arundel county, from $500 TO
Sc 90 per week. according TO room accommo-
dations Location high and delightful. over
looking the bay. within four miles OF Anna
polls and three miles of Bay Ridge Boating.
fishing, Grabbing and bathing free. Steamboat
communication with baltimore three times
weekly For particulars address
JAMES W. BROWN,
52l2m Annapolis, Nd.
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elite Ser iiaotiI9em Beamtem.
Mmf Die 3Mitdnoe lit GiiOsGa.
rolina,

IUelCue Ietl VIluB uto vOtSptuiutV @Jc@
iebes un0 Der anbern nit oemielben i'm
3uiammenbanse ffebenben 8eiebe bort
berri9en, tpirft folsenoer Nothidrei Der
in gbarleiton erideinenoen vDeutiden
3eitung" Elm greQes 2ibt:
uDas neue Geri1tsperfabren, ipel=
Dies Dem vDispeniarp" @eieb einper=
leibt puroe, lit unleren Yiirsern nod
Siemli9 unperltdnolid, oenn iie fOnnen
ni9t besreifeil, iuie i'm freien Mmerifa
Elm Mann beltraft tperoen fam, ebe
ct bon elmer Su,p ieiner Mitbiirser
i1uloig befunoen wurbe. gs 1T bies
WeIeb 10 unamerifaniid, tpie bas Ois=
penIarp" =@eieB uno tpenn oariiber Dor
einem Bunbesgeribt Derbanoelt tpiiroe,
tpiirbe es obne 3peifel fiir niAt perfai.
iunssmdBig erfldrt tperoen. gieulid
puroe bier %. S. 8otpen unter bem
,ssniunction" @eieb beitraft, neil er
lpieberbolt fpiritu6ie @etrdnte pertauft
baben iolte, uno &iAter guAanan
peroonnerte i'm au stpei Wtonaten 3udt=
9aus unb 5000 Strafe ;aber ebe 8otpen
perbaftet ,peroen tpnnte, lief er oabon
uno brebte Dem unsaitltden @taate ben
&iifen. 9aun fam porise Wode elm
a9nlider 6all in Columbia por Wm.
Sheppard mar an9etlast, i'm Sanuar
ipiritu0le @etrdnte pertauft gu baben,
aber Die Sadie ipuroe nidt por Die
8robsei1morenen sebra6t, uno Sbep=
paro mubte natiirli4 10 lanqe als llns
I6uloig betra1tet perben, trob bes BON
&i6ter erlaiienen ginbaftsbefebls, bab
er feline lpiritu0ien Gietrdnte mebr ber=
tauien ioa. Nun ioll Sbepparb am 9.
Suli abermals elm @las 8ier nerfauft
baben unb obne Meiteres perurtbeilte
&i1ter Sopnlenb ben Mann 81 aAt
Monaten 3u1tbaus unb 5000 Strafe.
glls Der Gonltabler Sheppard nerbaften
pollte, berbot oieier ibm oas Setreten
ieines Sauies uno mioerleBte ii6 init
benz 9epolper in Der Qano. 0on bei=
ben Seiten tpurbe seiboKen, 10 oab
Sheppard unb Elm @0nitabler periulln=
bet uuroen. 8lutenb tpurbe Sbepparo
ins 3udtbaus gebradt. Das neue @e=
leb 1T 10 lnsebeuerlid, Oab Der geilnbe
Menl6enpernano iib oasesen itrdubt.
uno es 1T tein Wunber. oaB Die Men=
ihen aufsereSt iuerben unb ibr 2eben
in bic G1anSe i1laSeil, menn lie. obne
lAulbig befunben au tperoen, ins 8e=
fdnsnib abgefiibrt ruerben iolen. Das
uneliidieliae .Dispeniarp"= =@eieb bat
i9on lmidslides glenb iiber unieren
unsliidlibeu Staat sebra6t, uno brinst
tdelia mebr. IS 1T an Der 3eit, bab
Den Tanatitern oas Danbwert gelest
miro. ionlt MAIDEN tie ben @taat our
MilbniB. inoem tie Die eisenen giirser
oahintreiben, in liberaleren @eneintues
len eine Qeimatb 81 iu1en.
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GeajdDredenpIa8e 1T 0reettc
Gottttth. Neip Worf.

Gatstil, q. g., %. Suit. Sn ben
Gehiresgegenben bon Greene 60. rihten
bic 9euidrefen eroBe 8erbeerungen an.
Die gefrdbisen Snietten iino in unab=
lebbaren S9aaren iiber Die 6armldna
oereien bereefallen unb frellen alles anf,
mas tpddit. glaAbem Die 6euernte
bur6 bic Diirre auf Elm Minimum res
busirt tporoen mar, lieben Die Sarmer
ben Mutb ni6t linten, ionoern pflans@
ten 6irle uno Wtais ais Sutter fir ibr
8ieb, jest aber fomnlen Die 9eui9refen
unb freHen alles @riine ab, bas aus
bem 8ooen berboriprieBt. gud Die
8uhpei3enteloer uno Die Weioepldbe
1inb bur1 bic Snietten ruinirt. Die
i1eilten 6armer1ino gu unbemittelt, UNI
neues 6utter fur ibr 8ieb gu taufen,
unb iperben gen0tbigt lein, lebteres nit
Grobem 8erlult au Derfaufen.
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Gin 0ausi0ab.

8. %. Suller in Ganajobarie, 81.
g.. iaet, .baB er beitdnoig Sr. Sings
Stem Discoperp i'm 9aule balte ieine
ssamille babe Die MrSnei INNER init be-
item grfolse aebrau6t uno er peroe
ME obne oieielbe bleiben. G. q. Sps
feman, MpDtbeter in Gatstia, St. V.,
iaat, oab Or. Sings Nem Discovery
unsmeifelbaft bas bette Wittel gegen
0uiten lei, oaB CT felt a6t Sabren bas'
ielbe in ieiner eisenen 6amilie benube
lno ME obne ben seluini6ten @rfols.
Gollte man nibt nit einem iolb allse=
lnein anerfannten uno ldnsf bemdbrten
Mittel einen 8erlud MAIDEN 2 probe=
flafhen gratis, resuldrer preis SO Gts.
uno 81. gu baben in Der Mpotbete bon
5 S. 6. Miller & 9 obn.
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SAT- 9M lie

electric 8itters als Meoisin benubt,
tpenn Ou Di1 unwobl fiiblteit? Wena
ni6t, 10 taufe cine Slai6e uno made
cine probe. Sieie Meoisin bat ii6 ipe-
siel bemdbrt als Mittel our grlei6te=
runs unb 0eiluns aller Grauenfrant=
beiten, inbem es cine munberboll itdr=
tenoe Mirfuns auf Die meibli6en Orr
game ausiibt. Sseblt Dir Der Nppetit,
Doer leibelt Su an gerltopfuns, &opf=
tpeb. S1ipinoelanf falen, gterpolitdt,
S9lafloiisfeit, &ei5barfeit, ober Wle=
landolie, bilt Su Shudheanfdllen un=
termorfen oann lit electric Yitters bic
MrSnei, Die Ou benOtbiaf. Stdrtuna
unb @elunbbeit ueroen BET ibrem 8e=
braud sarantirt. grobe GlaIden fur
nur so Gents in Der Mpotbefe bon
3 s. 6. Miller d 9 Dbn.
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Der gd,Iuf,tteim oes 8oaems

in benz @ebdube ber Seiunbbet 1T &raft mprunter
nidt nur musfulbie Gnerse Su oerehen TIT. fonbern
aud aftibitat Der periGebenen fbrperliden syunfto
nen, tpie gerbanung, @bionberun9 ber Sane, bic
9bdtigfet ber ginsemeibe unb bic 9lut Circulation.
Nits tragt ipirfIamer unb 9rinblider au ber oeren
ten Wirfamfeit bieier Junftoneu bel. als bas bea
ribmte tonii1e uno re9uIrenbe Rttsl Soitetters
Wsaaenbitters Das 3eiultat been Sebraudbs lift eiu
itneller @eipinn On Starfe. iope au oaS an9euebme
8e,pnBtiein. baB bic eebensbebin9unsen setrdfti9t
tperoen - bab mon einen @orratb bon eebensfraft
eiuseIes seeen bic unpermeibliben Solsem boben al'
ters fir bas Spitem Ser ftdrfenbe Ginflub bes 9t.
ters matbt es aa euem Stubmittel segen Wtalaria
&beumatismus unb gterenleiben, our9 leinen &c.
braud rperben Mppetit uno S6laf sefDrbert nnb bas
9pitem segen bic GinurtuuseH bon 8dlte unb Jeud=
tieteit 9eidbIBt
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Cite gramiige Sbat.

Cine enileblidbe 9esebenbeit. Die bas
glut in ben Mbern erfarren ma4t.
tpirb aus Rridtpeile, preuben, aelnel=
bet. Dort lit Der 70idbrige Dausweber
Sungnitl1 bon ieiner Dabnlinnigen 40
Sabre alten 5Ohter ernloroet tpOroen.
Nadoem fie Die Bluttbat bollbraht,
writiifelte bas bebauernsfuertbe Weien
ben Qeibnam bes Yaters unb madte
fid oann baran, Die einSelnen 5tiide
al perlpeiien. Sic batte ibpn mebrere
@tide persebrt, ebe ibr ipabnfinnises
Sreiben entbedt uno bemielben Ginbalt
aetban lpurDe. Sept 1T bas ungliidiis
DIE Mdbhen in elmer Srrenanffalt uns
tergebra1t iuDr0en.
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Qffff Meilpn III es INNER ro

M,tt Neiien III es INNER ratbiam,
Elm Qeilmittel bel iid 3u baben, tpeldes
obne iueitere 3ubereitnna idnen einge=
nommen luerbeil tam, um ben Golgen,
tpelde Die pl6blihe Wetterperdnoerung,
Dber Der rafhe Wehia bes Rlimas, fo-
ipie beS 9rintpaiiers fir ben R0rper
hnben. bnrbeuaeil at f0nnen. D15ll
linb st. Bernardo Rrduterpillen CANA
befonbers aeeiGnet. Denn bnrd ibren
reht3eitiqen @ebrdun iper0en bic pi1s
tighten Qeibesfunstionen, Wer0nnun9,
grndbruna unb Musfhsibung, beifdnbi0
III 9eh6riaer Grbnllti9 9ebalten. uno
Die prbnurg ibrer 1hdtigfeit III sc.
funbbeit. 1iir 25 Gents Del Mpotbe.
Term Su babea.
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,llnb ipirb ShHen bieier @ebalt
piinttlid ausbe3ablt9"
.sSa," log Respiitop, Der ols b0bs
fen Betrag nur ab unb gu cine Oreis
rubelnote 3u @eii9t betam, unpers
fhdmt.
Walin3otp fhien cine Weile gu iiber=
leaen, bann fagte er: Isle fno in
Sbrem Berufe Dielen 3ufduen uusse<
feBt; 9err Nespiftop -. sic ioIlten
fi9 beriiaern ldfen."
Nespiitotp tpar iiber biefe unertpara
tete Wenbung. tDelde bas @eiprd4 ses
nommen. betroffsn, faBte iia ieboh
balb unb fragte lddelnb: .@ie era4s
ten es aHo als boranssbsube 8ebin=
auna, fiA Derii4ern gu laHen, um an
bic 0ofbiibne 3u gelansen."
,Das min ih atpar nidt seldgt ha<
ben. bo9 bietet cine 9erfi6erung unter
allen lmltdnOen srObs unIeusbare
Wortbeile."
sd besreife in ber Sbat niat, 9err
MdlinSoff,. tpo3u bie1e umihpeite,"
erariff Nespiitptp bic Snttiatipe. rDer
Befua, NIT benz Sic MIDI beebren. bat
bod obne 3peifeI einen beitimnttea
2ped9"
r@etpiB."
,geun, tpas binbert Sic bann, mid
sybre 8ori9lGge tpifen gu naden9. :.
ssd CLAUDE, es mare bies Der tiiraeite
Wea."
,sfreilih ;. Menn Sic mir SIR
Mlter unb einise unbere Oaten ansez
ben, fotpie bic 9Dbe Der Summe nena
men ipollen, brduhen sic bann nur
ben 8ertras gu unterI4reiben unb bic
'5ade lit absemaAt."
gsespiitotp mar Dor syreuoe auber
iih. ginen 10 leidten unb raiAen
Grfola bate er faum ertpartet. Sin
llmitanb nur madte ibm 8ebenfsn.
unb er duberte bieies:
uMi4 uber bic 90bs ber Summ:
ausfpre9sn gu folIsn, briugt MIDI
.pabrbaftis in @erlegenbett -. Sd
ipiirbe es fit einfa9er 9alten, Sic
piirben beIttmmen -"
rllnm0slid, bas 1T bod ausz
idlieblitb Sbre @a9e... Der 9obe
Sbres gesentpdrtisen Gintommens entz
fprs9enb, iperben Sic ielbft am beiten
au beurt6eilen tpiien.
.Oas bat bod NIT Dem @ebalte
Ridts su f4affen, ben mir aussupers
fen sic setommen iino."
vWel9es @ebult2"
,Nun, nein @ebalt als Mttglsb bes
faiferli9en Sbeaters gu Petersburg,
beHen 8eponmGhtigter sic itnb."
,ss99!... Sin in meinem sansen
J 2eben taum atpeimal barin getpeien,
neil mir bic Gintrittspreiie 3u bod
finb. -. sic iiberiddben bic Mittel
eines 8erii9erunssdQssnten 80"
,gBie, Sic finb9"
.Wertreter Der Electromagnetic
faaft .Rufiia" -. Sd oerft9ere Sbre
Berfon ;. S6r 9aus -"
r@nti4uloigen Ste," unterbrdh
y1espiiton ben in RebefluB @etommez
men tura, .id babe meins Ro1e 81 ituz
biren unb feline 3eit gu bersleihen Mls
bernbeiten :. Wirb cine @e5enIhafi
aeariinbet. bic meinen Maeen sesen
6unser beriidert. t0nnen sic tpisber
anfragen."
Nesipiftotp berneiste iid talt unb bic
Beiben, Seber Inn eine 9offnung drmer
aeporben, fhteben.
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9lbrblid sebeno.
Sholid 9ebenb.

gn ben nit bcseibneten Stattonea mtro oil 9
naI angebaiten.
Nlie Snae tdolieb Gonutaes aus9euonlmen.
0enanen MnltluB finoet mon IN Wtaretta an ole y.
q o. g. 49,. 3. q .. s. gr. 3. u .. uno SbIe Wtoer
Gi,embobn nub 0ampiboofe aif bem Ohio sSluB, in
Ganbr6ae on bic o. s. .. blib uno peitlid. IN Stem
@prterStDiun on bic g. 6. 6. a. ct Sonls elenbaDn
bfld1 unb petlitb, in Canal 8oper nit Der " S q
I'd, uub 6. & &c. uDrolitb uuo bitid. IN Walep Sune'
tipu nit Der 20. g 8. g. nno Der 8allep Gtlenbaba
9. W. page, ). =. 3aglnr,
6. y. & s.. w. Gupt SranS.
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Wlan merle iiA Sur iolGe Dee
oiainen, bic bon Nerster in ihrer praris
ali9eipanot weroen, fanoen bel Der Welt-
ausltellung 3ulafuna. Inter bieien
befanben Iih glper's Sarfnp0rilla,
Qlper's Gberrp Yeetoral lno 9lpers A,il=i
len. Das iinb multerbafte Meoiainen.
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perjHrieb Dr. Miles ReItnratipe Nerptne Git nnbm
brei GIaf1en ebe mir irsenb iuelGe beitimmte 3eien
bon 8ej{erung tpobrnabmen. aber bann beiferte fd
ibr 8uftanb iebr f9neG uub meiner Mnfidt mad 1T e
iett pbGs bergeielt. sic bot neun Glaf1en gterpine
eimsenommeu aber fouft feiue webein irgenb iueler
Nrt
RnoS Smb.. 5. San. 1895. 9. ID. esftettes.
gerate Derf9reiben Dr Ws,les' eeiimitteI neil te
befannt Enb aIs baS GrsebutB Iangidhriger praIts
unb Grfabrunsen etnes ber eIdnsenbiten wtitsleoer
ibres Gtanbes. unb bon erfobrenen gbenifern genon
nod ben in teimer Yraris sebrau6teu 1orIdrifea bes
Dr. wsiles sniammeuseftent iinb
2u baben BEL allen Mpptbefern. G9reiben Gle nm
Dr. Mliles' BUD iber baS Sera unb bic Nerpen.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
9r. MiIes' 9eilmitteI ma9em seinnb.
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sDaily. Except Sunday. Alag stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 to II 90
midnight. Light Faced from II 90 midnight to i2 90 noOn
JOSEPH WOOD, E.A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
623-95-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
gardlng the running of trains apply 10 any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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= Mie iebr Der Yulsaren-Giirit Ser
binano cine 3eitung nennt ibn ben
Rarlsbab 6prubel Giirit - ieit Der
grmorbnng Gtalnbulotp's ii6 bic all=
gemeine 8erahtung 3uDe3oaen bat. err
gibt iih aus folgenoer Melbuns aus
Wien !: Die Weripanbten Der Gilritin
BON 8ulaarien baben In einem Gami-
lienratb beidlonen, bab Siirlt Gerbi-
nanb entlpsber ab3ubanfen ooer aber
allein i,a6 GOfia 3uriidsufebren ba=
be.
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1rei @umi6c.
@eiunbAeit. Griebe, Woblbebaaen,

Geiunbbeit. Grieoe, Woblbebasen,
9ies Gleeblatt ldBt iid lpobl ertrlaen -
iino irseno Elm lanblider Yoet. Ser
Diann bot ia redt, namentlid tuenn er
als eriles Die @eiunobeit iebt. gDas
niiben 6riehei,, mas lleberauB un0 reib=
libes gintommen, tpenn es am 8elten,
an Der Gelunbbeit feblt9 I'm seiuno
3u lein, muB man reines 8lut baben.
Nus BEN 8lut id)0pft Der a0rper Die
Naulteinc au ieinem Wahstbnm unb
leiner MusbilDuna. Gas bette Ylut=
reinisungsmittel lit ST. pierce's Gol=
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
THE UPPER BERTH QUESTION.
'oh'innes of Interest Among Locai
HALLWAY People.

me article in these columns yasfer-
uay relating TO the movement lnuug-
urdteu ~ Eastern lines for "A Or nor
Int reduction In upper berth slpup-
ing ear charges was read with much
, naerSst by railway people and tae
There seems 10 be a general mani.
nity OF opinion that change of some
kind - necessary, and az the rail-
ways have themselves taken the mi
native in the movement. IL is confi.
dentiy anticipated that some reform
VIII ne accomplished before there is a
AS stated yesterday. the movement
mas not yet extended Very far into
texas. but II Is coming. General pas
sehBVr agents of several of the lead
ing lines have been requested to rive
their Vows as to the dcsiraDllity OF a
reduction. and 1t is understood that
they arc practically an unit in the
DeIief that some reform is almost i'm.
peratiVely necessary.
n railway man of this city wno
formerly served as ticket agent for A
long time, and Is consequently In a
position to know what he ia talking
about. said yesterday that a ieduc.
tlon or 20 per cent Ia the price of N.
per oerths would be a great adyant-
age TO all railway companies, "The
N'hf'fAA AlNfatH ubDuL tlS E'GHt
to a half dollar as 1t Is possible for
mortal TO do he said. But Wien
the ticket seller can inform man
startng out on night Journey that
Tor $l.bO he can have a good nights
rest, II will have the effect of filling
the sieepers, and remove that feature
from tho lay coaches"
This Is doubtless true, but ut the
same time, the traveller who feels ais
posed TO he somewhat exclusive oy
nature Will object on the ground that
many or the purposes for which these
palace cars were intended win by
such action be eliminated through the
admission of an element not altuG.ther
AT home In such luxurious surround
ings.
This brings the matter down TO the
point made recently by another rail-
way man that the most practical suiu-
ton OF the trouble Is for each rail-
way able to do 40 to carry a second
class sleeper, that Is one who " fcrvlce
VIII be from 81 to $3.50 per night. In
that way. all tastes and inclinations
could be Bntisfipd