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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24
ASSAILiNG OUR LANGUAGE.
Its Pronunciation . MAtter OF I,ewi,.. e..
ment and Freaks.

ment and Freaks.
A writer in Tho Atlantic Mont "
f1eroely attacks tho English languc .
as being the freakiest and most H.
reliable of any in existence. ,Ia
says: The words Of our languag "a
might indeed be compared to tho
countless leaves ON the millions of
trees in the world, each one of
which is to certain extent law
unto itself and develops individual
poouliarities. believe it never hap
pens with any other tongue spol en
on this globe that people Of culture
and even learning are in doubt as to
the proper pronunciation of any
word and go to the dictionary to
settle the matter, finding often
enough that doctors disagree. I
have given some time in my life to
the study of foreign languages and
know that in all of them certain in
flexible rules govern certain COM
binations of conSonants and vowels,
SO rarely, if ever, departed from
that it is possible at least to ap-
proach from books alone a corrnot
pronunciation. But in English V 10
evor knows from its spelling how a
word will "get itself" pronounced?
Woe to the misguided forei .yucr
who should attempt to learn %
sroak our idiom from tho prin al
page only! know of one such c,!3n,
attended, as might be supposed, WITH
most disastrous consequences. It
was that of German who ca co
here during tho war, and having Z 0
means enlisted in German =. -
~, mt. In the leisure of camI .
he undo took to learn EngNsh y
himself by rea ling Dickens.
Bat, so gods and little GshcsI "o
this day this man, who, it must F.,
admitted has exceptionally ! o
en,' and equally little ambi
sp' aka ct the wonly tning" hc \
do and of the ''pewblic good /
uses q jargon IN general which
simply wonde erful any Amor
mind should grasp the mesnipy
Docb oA4Sb, III lAbo AiltttSSl vi u
why, really, should it not
"wonly" and "pewblic?" Can
give the slightest reason why u -
els sometimes nave ono sound Il
sometimes another?
A little composition such as il
shows tne ~ Us tory of our I,ronu, T.
alton: THAT day, having Sc J,
chores to do and no choice about .',
/ went Into the garden, but stop
to listen to the CHORUS or ohoi. E
birds, although had on ache in "
stomach from cnting too much s.. j.
ach and a pain Ia my head from is
heat. My ear was not affected, hc y
evor, and it being still carly d5
down ponr and found in IL u pcs j.
Otherwise it proved disappoi: t.
ment, which I loved not. 1t was
somewhat tough and gavo me It
cough, and as had not bought tho
fruit l let the bough slip back
There was no uso, though, il hey
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24
BANKERS

ing . sour soul, 80 sot off on a lit
tie Journey, making tour of tho
garden. My wife had not been able
to sew, yet I had intended to SOW
some corn, but a SOW with her litter
had eaten 1t, whilo the owl came
forth to drink from her bowl. It
being near noon, took out my book
to read, and having read some time
marked with q bit Of lead such pas
aaYes as had tho lead.
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What Did He Mean?

Two young gentlemen met - ono
OF the Pittsburg parks, according to
Tho Chroniole-TelegrapI. Ono Of
them was wheeling his flcstborn sen.
"Ab, GOOD morning .lr. Dcilo-
Geld" said tie proud fatner. "Now,
isn't this & pretty baby"
"Itis, indoed," "said NJ Dciicaoli.
VI havo never seen your wife, but 7
fancy the child must tuXo af.cr $tg
mother -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24

During the year, 1854 $40 pc..
sioners died, while 1875 A.pI roma.
ried, the total number UIo"Y~5 3yo.A
the rolls from one Oh nuo,.,. Causl
being 1851.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24
DISAGREEABLE MANS WILL.
ne Managed to Put . Sting Int Each One
OF His BeQuests.

ne Managed to Put Sting Into Each One
OF His Bequests.
While Judge Carpenter was spend
.ng q vacation up in the country, he
had occasion to look at some cords,
and his attention was directed to a
whimsical will. He arranged for q
copy of it as literary curiosity.
Imagine the satisfaction with
which Mr.. Darling proceeded to Ii
bel all his relatives and insert q
sting into each bequest, we'll know
ing that before their anger began to
rise he would be where even u Ca
pias in suit for damages could
never reach him." commented the
judge, as he gave it to n reporter to
copy. The testamentary clauses of
the documents are as follows:
II, William Darling, in Grantnos:,
In the township Of -, county an
district of --, western Canada, c.
quire, being in sound health of body
and my mind just as usual, whio l
my friends who f1atter mo say is /
great shakes at the best Of times, 6
mako this my last will and test :
mont as follows, revoking, of oours, ),
all former wills:
II pave the property of Gran :
ness, and all other landed propert :
I may dio possessed of, to ny sister J
Ellen - and Betsey Darling, IL :
former because she is married to |,
minister whom good help bim) ah }
henpeoAs, the latter bccaus, she /,
married to nobody, nor is ST lili ,l :
to be, for she is an Old maid and nc )
market ripe. And also leave -
them and their heirs my share {
the stock and implements ts on Il j,
farm, provided that tho incloSll ,
around my brothers grave bo =, .
served. And if either should Il ],
without issue then the other sha !!
inhorit tho whole.
Il leave my brother Andrew - ?
big silver son OF old James, ns ii ,
re- osoutGtivo of tho family. /
would havo left it TO old Jane
himself but he would molt it dow .
20 mako temperance medals, AT
tha. would be saCrlloso. Howovc.
I leave him my big horn snuifbo
He can only make temperance hor
spoons of that.
- leave my sister Jessie my Ribl,
ana when she knows as much OF th D
spirit Of it az she does Of the letto
che viii De another guiso Christie,
than size is.
- !oavo my late brothers watc.l
70 my brother Jorry, exhorting hi1
at the samo time to give up Whis
gerry, radicalism and all other sira
that do most easily besot him.
Il leave my brother Andrew III
big silver snuffbox, as / am informe
he is rather q decent Christian, wit
jolly faco.
Il leave ParSon-- the snulfboI
/ got from tho militia, as q sma,l
tokon Of my gratitude for the scrN-
ices he has dono the family in taL-
ing sister that no man of taste
would have takon.
Il leave John Carson a silver ter
pot, TO tic end that he may drinS
tea therefrom to comfort him under
tho ailliction of slatternly wife.
Il give my silver oup with SOW
ereign in it, to my sister Jano, be
cause she is al old maid and piou.
also my granna's snuffbox, as It
looks decent to 500 an old woma
taking snuff. '-Philadelphia Press.
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Sure TO Be TTua,

You know, George" she was c.
planning, II was brought up wit E
ouS any care"
Marry mo, my darling" sa j
George, "and you shall have not. :
ing but care. "-Westchester dlcb L.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24

Some chemists affirm that Il /:
ideal ink consists almost ez olusiS :
ly of gallate OF iron and that t, }
nearer the liquid approaches In )
substance the moro perfect the ink,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24

Tho irst tlea Of nVtho i is q Or ,
grassivo transition from ono siop
another III any course. Il in Il
giGlt oourso, it will bo The t.,
method if III tho wrong, we oan 81
hopo TO progress. --Coieridgu.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24

Montana has only :, Dorsous
employed IL factories. IL es;..-
l.SlmcntS turning out L yr .ya!.
u5d uJ 10, oJI, 5113
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24
Perfectly Souns

Does yoCr vito knoy il-tli.n
about iinan@o?"
doesn't @ho!'
is she sound on the S.lTcr cues.
tom"
"i5oUnd rs g burglar. Sloo1s with
no spoons under hor l-l@. aya.2.
light. '--Dotroit Free Pl -.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-24
FARM ERS' MUTUAL
Fire Insurance AS
SociatiOn
GO 1t Alone"
The meeting Tursday--Tiey will apply for
a Charter.

The Farmers Mutual Fire insur-
ancc Ass }ciaion of this county held
Il mor,iUg last Huv lay and perfect )
ed arrangements whereby they will
con,uuc ;hcir organization as an in
dependent enterprise, without any
connection wha'cver with the state
association. This course was prac-
ticaNy determined upon last fall when
the association by vote withdrew
lcom the state Association. They
Jriod to get charter at that time but
could not as their company was not
such one us could be incorporated
uUd2r the S,atuee by the Secretary
Of ate. Iarv have considered them
selves independent Of the State AS
soc.at,oE. iowcycr, since that time
aud NhcU n-r, Jos. Sanders, local q.
ycD,, asked thc "dy. ice Of the meeting
abouJ paving certain commission,
accured SINCE >he withdrawal last fall
at:a 2la:aca ~ the state agent, they
hclt tHl. lie itL,c agent had no
yight 10 u-,&a commission. They
wc.a viking to pay for what station
cry had hccu iurnlshed by the state
a,5oA,.
NJ. JOS &"Hdcrs was commended
for the a,hlulncs3 with which he
had G>ci ar@ot his duty as agent, AMI
was retained :,s the agent Of the new
association, With the same commits
sion as formerly, namely, one fourt,
Of one per cent.
y committee was appointed to at
tend 10 tho matter Of incorporaliD.,
the association.
Ar important resolution was intro
duced ana carried requiring eac,
member Of tAc association to pay al
unnua pvemium Of One Dollar pc.
th>usugA or all insurance carrieC..
This i % . to the surplus func.
The Z 40 ! ollars and a half pc
Thousand ilut mas heretofore bee
4o,H. . tua T,tptc secretary is als
10 go t1,. .uui. ll. this way it >;
non,. aa, mere Nil, lie accumulal
ed IA a. while find not on, ,
sIiMc, - ..,"y ! ordinary eX--
.ym., . ..l ~ cover small Iosst,
ttlf.. .. .,., la tae resolution
.. y,... ,...,@ and go it alone
p.., ..H'4,asly. Thela
N.- .t. IN ,lyor of push
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
Exquisite Millinery.

Miss St. Icons millinery parlor is
supplied with complete and beautiful
stock Of seasonsble millinery. Rars
aud beautiful pattern hats. sailors and
walking hats for street wear, exquisite
line Of children's hats and fancy caps,
presliest and newest styles Of baby
caps. Miss 81. Leon is making a spec
ialsy Of fine lTimmlngs-plumes. tips
birds and ilowers-all The latest erea,
tons In Gall aud winter millinery; also
complete line Of fine ribbons and selvesl
Millinery and dress trimmings .s77
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

WASHINGTON. Nov. o.-The United
States supreme court has affirmed the
Judgment Of she lower court in award.
ing Harriet Moore 5000 damages
against the company publishing the
New York World for the alleged pre-.
mature publication wRhout her author.
ity Of The Worlds Fair Ode" COM
posed By her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.
O'Clock =. n.

I = " AAHNA II ~
Paper l.. Diphtheria- W. II. Oil
yer, Bryan. Discussion DR.. W. W
Mcdonald, Easierly; DR.. II. l.. Foun
tain, Bryan.
Paper ?. "Epilhelioma. DIR. Dan
iel Parker. Calvert. Discussion DR.
W. B. Briggs, Easlerly DR.. F. B. Col
lard, Wheelock.
Paper 8. 'Brights Disease, DIR. J.
II. Nicks. Stone City. Discussion Dr.
W. W. Pugh, Hearne :Dr. l. II. Brew.
ton, franklin.
Iaper4 post Partum Hemorrhage, /"
--Dr. G. L. Curry, Bremond. Discus
sion, DR.. W. r. Vaughan, Nesbett; DIR,
r. NJ. Hall, Bryan.
Paper 5, "lniant Feeding and Some
Of It's Results. ."--Dr. G. NJ. Abney,
Of Hearne. Discussion; g. II. Rich.
ardson, Hayes DR.. W. A. Smith,
Ilearne.
Paper 6. Appendicitis. DIR. F. +,
Collard, wheelock. Discussion. DR..
K. $. Carroll, Calvert; DR.. l.. NJ. Bas-
seit, Bearne.
Adjourned until SPIN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
WEDNESDAY, Nov.li.
NoRNlNa sEs.IoN. .QAN

AAhNANN aANnAANf = A. ~
Paper l. "Typho-MAlAriAl Fever, -
DIR. /. ?. Sessions, ROckdale. Dis.
cussion Dr. +. Britain, Bremond DR.,
A. Kobro, Rockdale.
Paper? ?. Bone Surgery. ."-Repo I
Of cases by DR.. W. W. Greer Of Cam.
eron. Discussion DR.. d. II. Bailey,
Bnnchville; DR.. 7. A. Pope, Cameron.
Paper s. Report of Case Of Heredi-
tary syphilis.-Dr. d. l.. Peoples, Nav.
Ssota. Discussion DIR. J. A. 7. Page,
wheelOCk; Dr. W. c. Taylor. Branch.
vile.
Paper 4. Pneumonia. DIR. r. W.
Wallis, RockdAle. Discussion DR.. @.
T. Doremus, Ilearne; W. F. Sharp,
Davilla.
Paper s. "The Doctor, His Power
and Duties. ."--Dr. 7. A. Pope, Gamer.
or Discussion; DR.. W. II. Khksey,
Hearne; DR.. l. P. Sessions, Rockdale.
Adjourned until pm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

ST. LouIs. Nov. 9.-Chairman Gun
ningham Of the National Democratic
state committee of Missouri, has Issued
call for meeting Of the committee
Friday, Nov. IS. In this city. The call
states that this meeting viii be con.
vened to determine what shall be the
further purpose and action Of the CON-
mitiee and Of all the true Democrats ot
Missouri, who refused to accept false
creed and 10 follow fOresworn leaders In
the campaign Just closed"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
Japanese Tea.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
have perfected arrangements for an
elegan, Japanese tea which viii be
given a. the Academy Of Music next
Friday evening, doors open from 9 to II
O'Clock. Substantial lunch served fnr
s5 cents; oysters, Is cents JspauCse
novelties for sale, Everybody cordially
invited. Benefit Presbyterian church.
AZ
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
ONE MEXICAN KILLED.
Two HAD = Buaeh ef Horses and Foueh,
the Omoera

NNN @~Aa 1~Ata ~ AoAaIa MMA NuuHul
the Omcers
CHmpREss, Tex, Nov. a.-Two Men.
leans passed through here day or two
ago with bunch Of horses. Later word
came 10 the officers that they were
wanted In tho Territory. Sheriff Rob.
erss OF this county, in company with
officers from Greer county, started In
pursuit and overlook them In the south.
east part Of Hin county. about IS miles
from here.
When the officers approached q fight
ensued which resulted In one Of the
Mexicans being killed. The other e..
capped, though he was thought to have
been wounded, The officers had dis.
mounted. and the firing Of the guns
frightened their horses 80 that they ran
away from them. leaving them afoot
One officer bad his cheek graaed with a
bullet and another his tincr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
NIGHT SESSION.

O'CLOCK ?. n.
Paper /. "Melhod Of Operating for
Cure Of Procidenlia Uieri. ."-Dr. 7. A.
stoddard, Pueblo, Col. Discussion
DR.. II W. Cummings, Hearne; DR.. J.
f. Morris. jacksonville DR.. ]. +.
Eayes, Millican; DR.. ]. II, Jenkins,
Caldwell.
Paper .. Disorders Incident 70
PregnSney."-Dr. ]. W. Hudson, Nj.
lano. Discussion: DR.. B. +. Watkins,
Bryan DR.. o. T. Lewis, wellborn Dr.
J. ?. Sparks, Hix.
Voluntary papers and reports Of
cases.
Adjourned until a. m. Wednesday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

HARRISBURG, Ills. Nov. 9.-In Inde-
pendence township jos knight shot and
fatally wounded DR.. ID. Dent knight
had won . COW In a bet with Dent on
the result Of the election. and when he
went to claim his property they quar-.
relied and Dent refused to give up the
COW. knight pulled his pistol and fred
twice, both balls entering Dents abdo-
man
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
PROGRAM
OF THE SECOND sEMI.AN-
NUAL MEETING OF THE
5razos Valley Medical
Association,
At Bryan, Texas, Tuesday Nov.
10Th. 1890.
MORNING SESSION.

Notwithstanding Of Judica
Council
II O'clock Association called 4
order by the president, DR.. II. W. Cum
mings.
Invocation by Rev. J. R. Taylor o.
81. Andrews church.
Address Of Welcome by Hon. @. A.
Adams, Mayor Of Bryan.
Address Of Welcome by DR.. Geo. r.
Tabor Of Bryan.
Response by the pre- ident, Dr.. Il. W,
Cummings Of Hearne.
Roll call
Reading Of minutes Of last meeting.
Report Of judicial council.
Election Of members.
Adjourn until 2 p. m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.

2o'CLoCK r. u.
Election Of place Of meeting in May
1897 after which the Association, In q
body, will visit the State A. and NJ,
college upon invitation Of Gov. L. S
Ross, where they will have an opportu.
nifty to visit the greatest educational
institution Of the South. At night the
Association will be rendered a banquet
At the Exchange hotel and ball at the
d. Y. X. hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
M'KiNLEY oETs KENTUCKY.

Majority Placed AZ 4ft, with Foas
Counties 20 Hear From.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-The headquar.
tcrs Of both the Rspublican and Demo.
cratic campaign committees have been
closed, IL having been conceded now
that on the face Of Official returns from
ii5 out of ii9 counties Mckinley has
carried the state. Chairman Roberts
figures McKinley's plurality at "a. say.
ing the official returns from the four
counties will increase this figure
On the same number Of counties The
Courier-Journal figures the plurality al
4aS, and The Times places It at 576.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

LEXINGTON. Nov. s.-Thcre are still
several voting places missing and il viii
require the official count 10 decide b.
tween Bryan and Mckinley. So far
Mckinley is in the lead. Both parties
claim the state
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

MONTGOMERY. Nov. 9.-The Alabama
Legislature viii meet tomorrow. The
first business Of thAt body will be the
selection Of a senator to succeed Senator
Pngh. The candidates are Senator
Pugh. Governor Oates. Congressman
Bankhead and General Pettus.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

81. LoUIs, Nov. s.-The total vos,
for governor Of Missouri except foui
small counties not yet reported. places
Stevens Democrat, majority over Lewis,
Republican. AZ 42.sOo. The total vote
Of Missouri win exceed ass. 1000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
Will FOOT sRYANis EXPENSES.
Charles D. Lane says We wm see the
sebraskan Does Mot want

Charles u. Lane says We wm See the
sebraskaS Does No, want
SAN FRAScisoo. Nov. a.-eharlos d.
Lane, part owner Of tho Utica gold.
mine, announces that he will give w.
J. Bryan financial support In his advo.
cacy Of himetallism. The Californian
will see 20 4, that Mr.. Bryan's travelling
expenses and the living expenses Of
himself and family ara paid during the
campaign Of education which he pro.
poses 70 conduct during the next four
years. Mr.. Lane Is a very wealthy
mineowner and Ia amply able to take
care Of Mr.. Bryan and his family. He
has an abiding faith in the Democratic
candidate for president. and, roaliEing
that Mr.. Bryan's income Is limited,
thinks IL not fair for him to bear the ex.
penso OF a campaign In the interest Of
silver.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
ARMENIANs CONGRATULATE.
They sead orsetlags. At the Same Time
Flead For Help

They sehd Greetings, a. the Same Time
Plead For Help.
SAN FRAScsoo. Nov. 0.-J. NJ Sc
ropin Of the Fresno Armenian commit
tee and Paul s. OurfaliAn Of the San
Francisco committee have sent the fol.
lowing telegram to Major Mckinley;
"Hon. William Mckinley. Canton,
o.. Tho Armenian citizens OF Califor.
mia send their heartfelt congratulations
for your election and trust you viii do
your utmost in behalf Of their helpless
nation, the people Of which are suffer.
ing for their faith"
There are about GOO Armenians In
California and they have all taken great
interest In the election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

AUSTIN, Nov 9.-The vote 90 fal
sent in stands Bryan and sewall, l6s,,
1888; Bryan and Watson. 8s,0s7; No
Riploy and Hobart, iOi. .a5e; CuIberson
iS0. .4S7; Kearby. IsS.36s.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

Consumption can be cured by the use
Of Shlloh's Cure. This great Cough
Cure Is the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. Sold by all drug
glsta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
oAuFoRNlA woMeN JusILAN1.
Highly Ela,ed OvsE the mig Vote on
Woman snRrArn.


SAN FRAScIsco. Nov. a.-The won.
On who fought so well for the right Of
suffrage IN California, are highly elated
at the result Of their contest, a. shown
BY the latest retnrns They consider
their defeat the virtual victory because
Of the great vote polled
Incomplete returns from all counties
show that the suffrage amendment re-
ceived in round numbers $1,000 votes,
5000 were cast against il. The leaders
attribute their defeat mainly 10 the
Liquor Dealers association Of San Fran
cisco and surrounding counties.
The state outside the bay counties
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

Why suffer with coughs, eOlda and
Ia grippe when LAxArIvk BRono QuIn.
ISR Nill cure you in one day. Doel
not produce the ringing In The head
Ike Sulphate Of Qninine. Put up Ia
tablets convenient for taking. Guar.
anieed TO cure, or money refunded.
Price, 2oc. for sale By
NJ. n. James
Sam B. Wilson,
i. ]. fountain,
Apl NJ, @. Hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

"My baby had Group aud was saved
by Shlloh's Cure" writes Mra J. n.
Martin Of Huntsville. Ala. Sold By an
druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10
THE IsxAs AaAlN lNIuRnn.

Mig Hoie sisve In Her side and He.
Bottom Pun of Water
NEw YoRK. Nov. a-Tho United
States battleship Texas. while lying n
Dob dock, Brooklyn navyyard, this
morning. had a iS.inch hole stove In her
side, caused by the breaking Of hog
cock, and she now lies on the bottom ol
the dock with her engineroOm full Of
tva1.r
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

gave a majority Of nearly 5000 for the
amendment. but this was overcome By
the majority Of $1,000 in San Francisco
and $500 In Alameda county against Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-10

The best cough cure is ShliSh's Cure.
A neglected cough Is dangerous stop
Il at once with shlloh's Cura. sold b.
all druggists.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-30
Flower Farming For Women.

Flower farming undertaken by wom-
en- is by no means unlucrative have
one friend who is doing we'll with a
violet farm and apple orchard. Another
lady, no longer young bat with an in
domitable pluck, compelled by circum-
stances to make her own living, started
lily farm last summer in n remote
country village i'll Sussex. l am glad to
say she is succeeding wonderfully, and
besides her lilies disposes of eggs,
cream, mushrooms and garden produce,
without difficulty. And my friend was
London woman who had had no pre-
vious experience in country ways and
doings. London Gentlewoman.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-30
Stabbed With n Hatpin.

y man WAS stabbed in the back of tho
right shoulder with hatpin such as
women use. The pin broke when the
blow was inflicted and only the head,
with the upper part, could subsequently,
he found. Tho man suffered no incon-
vcnienco from the injury, and, this being
tho case, he thought no moro of the mat
tor. However, some months afterward
no suffered good deal from pain in his
right shoulder, and this was ascribed to
rheumatism. But no relief followed tho
treatment adopted, and it was not until
some weeks had elapsed that the symptoms
entirely passed away.
In the course of time ho noticed "a long,
hard substance under the skin in the re-
giOn of the lower part of the breast bone.
which puzzled him greatly Suddenly no
CHANGED tn think of the stab with the pin
which no had received about u year preyi-
ously, and then it occurred to him that
the hard substance was the missing por-
ton of the pin. He obtained the services
of surgeon, vino cut down upon tho for
cign body and found ii to ho exactly as the
man had supposed Tho portion of the
pin extracted WAS . "a inches In length and
slightly bent in the middle.-Chambor
Journal.