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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Central Vermont railroad. about two
miles north of Ludlow. this morning,
derailed the engine. Three coaches
were thrown down a 5O-foot embank-
ment. About a dozen persons were in
1ured, four Of them seriously, viz: T.
j. Barbor, Rutland. hurt internally
probably fatally; d. b. Sexton. Rut-
land. conductor; +. o. Bauer, Rutland.
express messenger; George F. Fletcher.
Rutland. mail agent. No passengers
were badly hurt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19
An Accurate Repor

Troy, N. Y, Feb. 1S.-What seems al
most "A miracle In connection with the
disastrous confiagration last night Is the
fact made evident tonight that the loss
of life is no greater than was accurately
detailed last night
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Bellows Falls. VI. Feb 1S-A broken
rail on the Rutland division OF the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Charlottesville. Va. Feb. Is-Amelia
Rives-Chanler and Prince Pierre Trou-
betzkoy, a Russian noblefnar- v-era
married this afternoon at Castle Hm
the home Of Col Alfred Rives. father
~ the authoress. Paul L. Menzel. d.
d. Of Richmond. Lutheran cl-rgvman
performed the ceremony. The couple
viii live in London.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-19

Washington. Feb. 1S.-The house to-
day passed the agricultural appropria-
tion bill Ii carries S3.15S.1s2. The sec
tiOn Of the revised statutes. for the
purchase and distribution OF rare and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

hnilea. ana steamed and Sr8t eut n
Splr7snDnS flavor. Anc around sfst
Stove and CLOSE va rhss s1TT there VA a
group "a men WITH yugBiacv~ Ia tisesg
hands. who were enntsin- tiSssr tutn
bie~s as Il snes liked what they ef'it-
-alned. What dE 2hey contain 1
know rnt- amt Z think rhe regal hagfsss
nI Rsurf,an and Rye had nsc vet suc
cFssSfSslly invaded siac EaStnrE Srnses
which were stnHtly Attending ghear
native sovereign, Rum, who. assfsFesl
by his 1rEsSTv yaSs8is. sugar and Rem
ans. nutmeg and aItsplrf. Sfoos3 up
boldly among hiS thirsty SssasieesS. fllSt
cold day in she masquerade 81 Het
stuff
Su.h wsss SHE WIZ IN which shc sssfas-
monaliry Of New YORK no which be-
Iunytsi. cninhraSpd the @sfverS of risc
New Year. The seDvrs, as ! taaTnea
~artnrwasd. 8sslrhrafed At with defafTl04
HIS Honor. the Alayav. for example,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

area iful way She didn't dare 90 that
It's al url
This packet. he said. opening sI
contains alI the letters I even wrote
10 Edna. And here Is a little present I
gave her. sent hack 10 ms" Tt was a
] ing. "a barge, purple white diamond
heavily Set in plain soid last TIE yaE
nAble. simple. substantial prpsens !
could have fancled Ben Whitley select
ing for his betro1hcl.
Il suppose they viii expect me 10
send back ali Eaaa's letters IT, ms. he
said. Tuallling his chin fhoEehtfully. rs
nc hanGed me q cigar and took ane
himself We smoked md talked al
ether matters Just IS 1 WAS leaxinC.
lac hela my hand fer an Instant. and
said. quietly. Il thi K / sl.an try TAI.
see Edna once more. for . particular
reason"
A few nights afterwa-d ] saw s.m
again. and noticed a slight change In
his manner. He did not speak and
look Sc Eravely; in fact be was in
ra1htr better spirits than usual
Il hope you dad not meatinn what ]
told y0u rho other ~nicsI-ihat my en-
sacenAent WAS ~bresan-as II happens
il isn't broken. it's on again. I todd
You | should see Edna again. Well 4
l-new that size often went with her
father and other relations to Lincoln
Park sundays. for a walk after ciiurca
1 could not call NJ the old nanis heaa~e,
yun know, fsecaGsN / felt tfat Y haa
bessn kicked out az that, or Just as
good. So / went 10 the park. I soon
saw Edna with her father and n bot Of
other people. She saw nae, and under
stood my sigIS that / wanted to speak
y. her ON the quiet. Watching her
cha4ace, she slipped with r.ae into the
greenhouse. She looked scared. and
tears were in her eyes. So 1 put my
arm around her waist l didn't car n
j bir vino saw me. l : sked her 70 Tor
give mi for not Sending hack her iet-
! frrS. but that the fact was, I could not
do IL You iDve me Stin. then. Benz
J she said or course. / kissed her Tor
answer. Then she began TO cry
Game. Edna, j said. lets get ma
rssaa right away. whether papa likes u
or net Poor child, she could not
speak Tor crying. and she hooked NJ
me. and then she gave me such n nm
ny IirrIe nod and began fau-iiiIsg
through her tears. TX WAS the prctfies'
thing Won ever saw. We kissed each
either a few times. and then | turned
and saw cid Iatrote. 1 bowed polite
IL and said.
Mr. Latroi,e. Edna and l are going
TO be married. that's quite settled
suppose you give Us your consent
We'd much rather have ii than MT.
We'll. would yeu believe IL he held
ont his hand and said. in a queer voice
Come home TO dinner 1 ought per
hans 10 have told Edna that the reason
I could not send back her letters was
because 1 had used them 10 light pipes
with: but ii doesn't matter now Come
aud see US married Thursday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

The pecahansns OK flsr easey days B{
the colony III Louisiana. 81 lenss se far
rs devasen rs the French was con
eernssA. was RraS- Tiane fTaftesesa
ARM. fhc mother If rho tSrtsat Srn or
ruler ct tlie NaEraaez rssFiDn ut rho 5sFnc
Of the massacre at tsfe French tsy rae
NaYchex en the 9th ef N0Tnf72fes. T1cA
She suspected the great conspiracy
IA EsaS en fcss anon tlsc Marches
go destroy Hhe Fvannh. sasssa. hssang n
faithful friend az fAe fas1er. snaHessl Nv
the SOLICITATIONS aS le~ son WIN yrsss
only seventeen years aid. 10 cAnfesS no
hs1r that he had Sx.s.s zaaSSsss.a.sss - NJ
sfsn Indian nations thrnugnsul IsSlfs
lama. each message bearing q ssxn7ie eY
sesrks. and rach bundle ssnn5asHsnc SIS
nsany STickS sS the ether. The 5nSIrwc
tjons given m the either fndian nafiBsS
waS IS hss@in hursafHg Il stick ass n cFr
rain aay. and uslpen ire iasi stick
~hrald fe construed "a fall sn the
French tn the4r vlciss1ty ana ~say tisens.
grnS1pfaue Rad the defails eG fAe
plot cemmanlcafes5 to- sarpart tine oHi-
maraant ef the posi-, bs9 slndsng That
me- trnarra the warnings with can-
fefAp& A3Ba Tue WV "a &NAh~ AAF sfE1t
layiyv 81 the FresxsA IN I~EsuiSsaTsa hF
s~fssl0catinc ;Ac ysaan ef the caYsSysixecg.
she enterssa fAe fnsnple of Na&chez,
where Tire sacred ire wras perprfn-
ally maintained, and threw several
sticks fram rho handle which aaad eeaE
deposited in she fempie GA the ere. ard
thus siSarrancea the Matched pars o.
THO conspiracy Nnhen the fs~t stick
was Assfrnra ts= massacre ct nearly al
tAe French IN the NsatclacG cssantrr fol.
lowed. Int as the tragic event fr<a been
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

-cnurirzird ax mE s6VRtdi. 3x uE
ss71uHy N$~ut Year fxUm Hx. um1
Af7npyv Ncw Yenry fr0sn slsAm. B1Ss
h<sfnrn wr rnass< nur greetings. rts1}saE
fvr and individual. px. wfxss yve5l m tn
cssneury nf harry NraN Years 1f xxns
a enid sfay nn.s VIZ 1nssSt snsse NJ
thing. What should Vt ne aHsarrr wexr
dasnnfe~s of sherry. nerrus*sS Bf Ia
sleria. Assd sherr WAS snmethiss< ,TSS<sss
perhaps nj was isnf lssnr ssirf There
were, Also, cnkcss fst,k raruwxy rafsss.
nnu, bUt sponge cssse anH fMss5ntf E1skba.
and there rperr. sandwiches and pscklt4a
oysters and chicken <aiaa. 50 Ehe
campaign aFsnnrA. nssG $40 ffsr ngn
mont w'pnf "a, htsrssse afeer aNnssSc. ssreft
after street.. fssrr after hssnr. kecrMsF~
or rirhypcn or twenty may hsave sslgpH
erred somewhat sn Fheir firsII fsffnre tire
siAs was owssg, fass sslsl soldiers ut vsrn
ry-FnTr pressed On uEfsimefIsfs-1y until
IsrhtFa1. sn1 aGS the works Nrssrxs err
ried We were brngr, swe were voting.
ue ~err 4iglf-hearffsa. ana 81 WE hsnd a
NsFslc hessdarfc in rilr gnernln- we Cd
nat mind u mgeh We ARE Hid now
and noE 1nnEag nt us arr t~ft. SsssEsF -
ris married lsnBcy. ans. fathers nE fam
HES are grave. pssesaf and reverend
snsgnorS. 0rherS 8f Gs he Ia agset
graves, an cssBntrs asssSiaos. ssnd others
iE hong trenches VA ta1c Dns~hiNsthna6 ct
great harfle-HelsaS I a. Tsar amsnpnf
THESE. or moi; sosniShs. Tor thc dead arc
1nnre agivc F0 ES risan the living, md
nrwer ~ alive as ysasg. when slRa sssia
uScht NRsfss arc TMaa1iRg, and tiaey ARE
with me. rs Sn rho ssid tiSse, Keeping
tlHe saSl. ali New TeAr%~A 4zasis
tSialW FttgmAcFsst
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

thsrnhlrS, day and night and which
had iooyned for weeks before thc fnsag-
inaf5on of fhe young, the fafr and the
rich WHO. on that happy occasieR~ III
vailed ssue another ian Sys3rndor OF APP
parel. affability of manner, and dcfer~
animation 10 dance all night, tin broad
daylight ana 60 home with the girk
ia the morning
When 1 EMERGED from ray poor en-
ssrenments. OF, a. my la-a lytsaE
more langAsdly expresses H. when 1
escaped fesn the dungeon of my low
sStarr. my knnwlslge-ofAandf amsikar-
Ey with the mcrrimcnt CT the New
Year increased, for, from being the
mere spectator that I had hccn I be-
came at hast an actor therein Several
wears must b. supposed 70 have
ssarses before this good fortune came
"a ,nn. and ths scene 80 have shifted
from the lffhc corpcr store. where 4
frSl met hrs 5ovial majesty. the New
Year. 20 tho comfortable dwellings OF
certain friends whose acouainfnncc 1
had made Ia the interim, and 70 whonl.
accompanied by other friends l now
nu d. an annual pilgrimage. We were
vounc follows. mcS OF ms. and al good
walkers. IS we had led 70 I've. since
many az rheSc Shrinss were far apard-
no. easily reached MS they would DC
now isv fssr~e cars electric cars or che
waited reads, and sheltered Ia The silent
security OF pheasant STUNTS We met
in the forenoon in taie rcofns OF on an
ether, A. Is and G, say. at the room OF
n and each producing b names n
residences of those whom he intended
10 visit. we discussed the order in
wh,rs car VISITS SAesaa bc made, or. as
we pus II. planned the days campaign
This settled. we ~sartea, arm-in-aruf. n
the sidewalks were wide enough 70
2ermii of marching four ABREAST &c
tandem. IL they were too narrow Tor
that. tramping along in tho cold wind,
which soon brought a glow to each
check and hEmmihc, IL may re . AR
al some popular melody.
New Years day. beyond aH others IN
The twelve months. was ladies DAY,
ana il was TO the ladies, and o she
gentlemen OF the hoase, that We paid
our visits and our respects 70 thtlr
wives and a ughtcyS. their m0fhe'S
ana SISTERS. sheir anntS and pieces, and
an their w~omansood They exlcc'eI
ms and were waiting fsr us. clad IN
n,nsr NEST hleomieg frocks ana iaccs
and Jewels, and ah. rs cpe ~ our Old
time poets dcciarcur Og<nrcossS ~ste
roS,aie slaScS. ynry cssr As &c Ell
tered and Il was lsls sfns~. reuseUfber
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

Aslight contribution to the literature
of epitaphs il made by Anna Bowman
Dodd in her Ion tho Breads
As we were turning our hacks on
the old tombs IN epitaph caught MY
ere. II was such an epizaph as reused
a grave doubt:
Sacred TO the memory OF Joseph
Pigg. the affecfionate husband OF Eiz
abeth Pigg.
Verses On a tomb are praises idly
spent
A mans good name is his hest monn'
ment-"
Which of these Pigs was the huD.sT
ist Or were they both victims OF
Yarmouth wing? New York Post
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31
Ben's hove Affdir.

Ii was agreed ON al hands that Ben
Whitley was . very practical fellow.
BY some this nsaT have been said of
him disparaEinGly. though Others un-
~dgabfpxIly applied the words In a co-n-
plsnlentary sense Practically has Us
~eul0gisEs. bur II has also, its cenSors
There are some people who win ind
fault with prose because it isn't poetry,
enc same sor1 Of people consistently
deu0unce practically because Of its
iseficiency IN s4ssUlatsveness For i
Is a common form of criticism 70 con
dsxnn q thing not so much for being
what il is as for not being something
Else.
Ben whiteey's mind ran clear d
pure as . brook. lie was a broker n
tne cit. At one time "A his life De
hau been sh~oekingly poor and a 10
work very hard Els industry 81 last
hat mei It's dne reward Arrived ~
nearly middle are. he uas ! n very com
Portable circumstances and be saw no
reason 10 doubt thai ais prosperity
would continue. When he announced
10 ais friends That he thought OF a
ing 10 himself a wife II Was generally
felt thai the siep lac maditated was q
prudent and u proper ne. and only
what might. under all the circum-
stances of the case. be reasonably ex-
t.nn4..a A.N x~t.ars hn fu~Thgr gfarF-I
tssEt he had made AZ orer OF hhs hand
70 IA Miss Edna lxltrobe- The danSn-
ter Of a very wealthy dry goods mtx-
ckAnt. and that his ofier a Dsrn AZ
ospted 10y that lady. ms frsenos. among
riQm 4 numbered myfefi. nasleheo W
tezstter him hearty ccagratniauons On
b happy occasion.
Ben spoke OF the matter La Ms own
staple. sober way:
Well you know. I'm gettlns on. ne
Sasd. -and II I'm .yer 10 marry As
aDut time ! should lie setting ABOUT
H. A few years hence " VIII t& io,
hate ] shall be settled down nen Ia Z
bachelor kind OF lite. shaa have anop.-
"a bavheior Tiews and habits ana izlci,
eaor ways OF looking al thinss, Wiach !
shouldn't Ice able 20 alter or get oul =,
At a1y price. A few years z couiu
MSS have afforded il. ~ put the inauef
plainly. and - IL was quite out Oh Tie
question But l always looked LOT,
ward TO getting married which 4 Ossio
afford IL, and now Itn going 20 carry
o the notion You're very ! ana
think shall bc isappy-in fact. I've
M doubt about n-as happy as anS
fellow has any right 70 expect 10 n.
One ought not 20 expect too much 81
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31
rAsKrsc pos.


a M~~hsursc~ F>uc wahscM C~a So
4=e Af<&FA
Perhaps tho snsst iatelllcent dog 4
Washington Was owned ny Nr. Kcs
zcesne. the Russian minister. N ls n
Esquimraa, n Descendant ef The fnmoa
dogs owned by Lieut.. px~ry. zt Got
fan last spring which rcsnitcd On
slight aamcness The dog was place
ON n soft matsrcss and tended witA tn
NEST loving care.
The INJURY was such 4 small ana
that rho physician began 20 wonder =
the Ssownsss Of tho rccvvcry. After
few days he could fina nothing wron
with the crea tnre who had \ good al
petite and was apparently wcA. cas
he refused 10 rise from hts ccsch an
walk At fast the physician made v
hrs mind tllaf Ii was a det1hevAfe cAk
OF sham, that the dog cnjoyca the caa
he cot as an invalid 50 much faat I
was heafh to 90 hack 10 his old NJ
80, N day. his doctor pat him On d
feet, spoke sharply 70 him and &C
graduated himself on Che concfus1s
he had comc "a when he saw fse an
NAL walk OF with the utmost casc
Washington Is the afcnse OF auoth
wonacr Ia the shape OF a doc. IT. IS
pug owned ny Miss Kills Ono iSs
moS4 afraid to announce what lbs Chi
accomplishment Is bnt impossible
il naay sound, The actual fac$ ~ n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

nrr~ "a Hcys an Rays and Ssrt~ fSH
r~rr~R
held a levee in Tire forenoon. al hSs
rsssm In ts CITY lnN. where sse re
ccsved Ais fellow ciFiv4ans. high and hsw
alike. with s~rlsanify. exchanging fhe
compliments al t6c SapsSssn WITH fss-R.
chatting a gsle4lss-f with These snsn
I've KNEW personally. and. s~caanersac
hospitality with dignity. sfiSreiSssp~
them with q glass Of Madeira and a
stately fsow Lesser ~EaacTaTcS ceszFn-
~cilnsesl, aldermen and fla 4ise. rece9yssa
their constituents 81 thelr own lsssEacs,
with ssss faFnsalffy and Fa8re profn-
sion. 80 the day ~glea Al eirAt Slpe
tbeafers were crowded. Naskec HifI
f-uriesgsaSpg the down fsaSfer AZ Tire
Chatham. Forest eTss7ga the DDblc
red man. or the nohsler Roman at tho
Rowery. rl1iIc SeTnc wandering BTit-
i~h star shot maais from ms sphere at
the Pans. Rat the event of the night
wa the great Charity Rail- for exhita
sssreS of taiReas and hundreds OF dress
makers had rkia~a thes- shears ana
scissors, Their thread aR2 needles and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

The SidrNn1ks Wrrt VIM
40 rcrmft ct marching s"os
Abreast
and girls entered. self-iayited guests.
who wished their lest a aappy Ne"
Year and were rewarded wa iargess
rs I had been. l have eaicn angca-
cake since fbut that Was In Massachu-
sciss) and have DOT relished IT. Tor
what Il the angci-cake OF manhood ~
ccsnnarison with the caraway cake oi
eaildheod. Nor was that AL: fer willie
rue Youngsters were enjoying oar eata-
HIS. orr elders were enjoying uhear
.irspkaaias. For, i'm siie littlc store 81
wly.rh I ~aS S.saaElnc- there was a hot
sieve. aEA an there was a kettle, a YES.
81. an urn-I know . wfat-wssch
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

Tosasnith-So 1t turns cat tina u
wasn't disintore@ted philanthropy thai
prornptod odd Eamriass - sch those
New Jersey houses and lots for almost
nothing. after all
Jimjcnes-ls that SD
TomsmIfh-Yea He had . coz0eT IN
m.asouito acknowledgements Acnthly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

precipitafea by the s~'ysst2xcan Of tn.
devoss~a Rras- pianA. Terrier rho q
that time was governor OF the cotp0s
wzsS enabied to take 90 saw
the French elsewhere in the csSenz
New Orleans Plcslyune
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31
DAMP.


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A terrific
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ANY. this
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of tho
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rt Maule
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endent OF
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

BILL
! TAKEN
rrow he.
ms Com
Taken In
Ever Was
US TarSR

mai work
begun by
|ittee TO
series Of
end over
judged by
ce which
the sub
Fad inter
In has al
n of the
ness men
the com
The pro-
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TEMPLATES
To hear
pc on the
edules OF
7. The rep
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atemertA
, made IN
t on each
|ge a pro
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tcning b.
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i'd repeh-
ion to Sc
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have sig.
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In the IL
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In ada
atives OF
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nufactur
j and i'm
de orally
re yalua~
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the hear
that gov
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31
IEIl.
of yicAn

OF yfcAu
3. Evi
tends TO
Vieau by
d blooded
n Nie"'l's
To Wei
hack. q
md blood
shoes in
ave shot
les in his
received
left eye
Welcome
IS wa~on
Use. Prop
his story
,agon aud
is by the
story OF
while the
reak into
rer seems
TO posi-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

ss.
nnouneM
k will 60
rom busi-
,idered rs
he word
was cour
not antid
banking
lit. Two
Iblic. one
announc
ley would
ness, and
house as
her banks
he Atlas
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-12-31

III. Lord
, Of his
hneapolh
'alace h0
ord was
by de
Q custody
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-06
LOCAL Personal.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conner of Texas
are in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ Conner.
A postponed holiday party. consisting
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James e EstiH and
Messrs. J. II. Estil Jr.. and Walter Estil
OF this city. and Mr.. T. A. McIntire of
Rapidan. Va, are at Col. EstilTs place on
May River. ). G, and will spend the week
there. The male members Of the party
purpose having a deer hunt.
There Will probably be warmer weather
to-day. That was the indication last
night at least the temperature being 40
degrees at 3 O'Clock The minimum for
the day was % degrees and the maximum
AZ degrees. the mean "a degrees, being u
degrees below the normal The prevail
ing winds will be from the northwest to
the northeast
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-06
WHAT THEY SAY.
Some Words of Encouragement From
Persons Whose Experience l. VAL

Indigestion is the curse Of this coun-
try says a New York medical journal in
a recent editorial Both men and Wo-
men suffer from this distressing COM
plant and IL causes Tremendous amount
Of misery
This is all very true, but there Is no
reason why any man or woman should
suffer from indigestion When there is a
ready means of preventing il. Thousands
OF people have discovered a SIRE cure for
ms much dreaded complaint and some
OF them have given the public the benefit
or their experience.
Mrs r. Tarlton, 345 Park Avenue. Gin
clnnati. says; 4 had dyspepsia for fif-
teen years and was entirely cured by
taking Duffy's pure malt whisky. / had
tried almost everything and Know that
Ihis Whiskey cures where all others fail
] am advising all my friends q use it,
W. +. Anderson, 6l7 West Indiana street.
chicago, SAYS: Il used Duny's pure malt
Whiskey for Indigestion and dyspepsia.
NY stomach is now in better condition
than II has been for years past Seven
OF my friends are using it with the same
results"
These are only two cases selected from
thousands of others, but they are suffi-
Gent TO prove that dyspepsia and indi-
gestion can be always avoided by the
regular use of Duffy's pure malt 1t will
not only keep the digestive organs in per
feet condition, but give tone and energy
10 every part of the body. There is no
other whiskey like il: nothing else that
can take its place. Therefore, make sure
that you get no inferior imitation when
purchasing from your grocer Or druggist.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-06

because they are letters of the alpha
bet which take respectively the longest
and shortest time 10 make. There have
been thousands Of children tested I'm this
manner by outside teachers cooperating
with the Sehooi Of Pedagogy. anu their
average shows the writing speed OF a
child OF norr8ai ability
il girls should be fouuds as is anticina-
ted, TO form muscular habits sooncr than
boys. and thus acq1ire q style Of writ
ing sooner, some Important changes viii
be made in the present mode OF instruc-
ton.
To measure ability 10 stand pain an
Instrument called an algumeter is used.
The amount Of pain q child can boar is
fairly good criterion OF its general sel-
sitiveness The instrument resembles a
small pump with q spring balance IN the
handle A piston. with "A metal disk about
the size of a silver quarter ON one end.
projects from the tube. The disk is
pressed against the temporal muscle OF the
chalds forehead until slight pain is felt.
The amount OF pressure eXerted TO pro-
duce this effect is indicated ON the spring
of the pressure gauge, and shows the sem
SltiVeness Of the child.