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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-05
IN MEAIORIAM.
DEAR MOTHER,


Sad are the hearts you have left behind,
Marie's, Anita's, Carries and mine;
Why you left US so suddenly, dear,
Can only be answered by a question we
fear
To ask the Omnipotent Power.
You know that we loved you, each and
every one,
And to keep and save you, all was done,
But tired alike in heart and brain,
Your sweet spirit fed to that domain
Where rest is assured to the faithful
Hard, indeed was it to lose you, dear,
But we know you are watching US without
tear
Dimming those eyes we so often caressed,
With loving lips and hearts possessed
With love, pure and simple for our
mother.
Vivian calls for mother so often,
And only her sweet voice tends to soften
My poor heart, which pains with a pain
untold;
Aches with longing only time can mold
Into quiet, resgna tion and peace.
Look down upon us, dear mother.
From the realms of bliss on high;
Intercede for a son and brother,
And bless me again, ere 1 die
Farewell, in the name of your children
Aid us with your valued prayers;
Bless us mother, dear mother,
And help us to dry our tears.
VIM. Sollee.
Jacksonville papers please copy.
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SMUGGLING IN CHINAMEN.

Revenue Cutter Leaves Frisco to In
tercept Vessel.
San Diego, Cal, Dec. 4.-The revenue
cutter Corwin Unexpectedly went to sea
last night The captain said she was
"just going for a little cruise" She took
Collector Fisher with her. He, too, was
reticent as to the purpose of the expedition.
1t is the current opinion that he has in
formation of an attempt to land Chinese
at some point on the coast near here, and
that the Corwln's mission is to capture
whatever vessel may be caught attempting
to thus violate the exclusion laws.
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FURNITURE AND GENERAL MER-
CHANDISE STORAGE

Can be had at the District Messenger and
Delivery Company's warehouse, 80 to ~
Montgomery street, on reasonable terna
The building has been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, and now offers I'm.
surpassed facilities for storage of AN
kinds. furniture vans, express wagons and
messengers furnished. Pianos and furnl-
ture packed for shipment and removed
with care. Telephone 2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.


Office of Mobile Brewery, Mobile, Ala,
Dec. 1, 1S97,-At meeting of the board of
directors of Mobile Brewery held this day,
a dividend of IS per share was declared.
payable Dec. Is, 1897. Transfer books will
be closed from Dec. to 18th, inclusive.
SAMUEL LAPHAM, Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Office of Central Ice Company, Mobile.
Ala, Dec. l, 1s97.-At a meeting of the
board of directors of Central Ice Compa-
ny held this day. a dividend of 81 per share
was declared, payable Dec. Is, 1897. Trans
fer books will be closed from Dec. to
Dec. 10, inclusive.
SAMUEL LAPHAM, Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Georgia Brewing Association. Savannah,
Ga, Dec. 2, 1S97.-The Georgia Brewing
Association has declared a dividend of
three dollars per share from the earnings
of the past six months payable to stock
holders at the office of the association, on
and after Dec. 20, 1897.
j. w. GRANTHAM,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

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RICHARDSON-The friends and ac-
quaintances of Rena A. Richardson, Mrs.
Ellen Richardson. Mrs. P. Rodgers and
W. A. Houston are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of the former this after
noon from Second Baptist church, Green
square, at o'clock
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MARRIAGES..

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BENNETT ELLMAN-Married, Nov.
II, at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
by Rev. ]. H. Scruggs, Miss Minnie II.
Bennett, to l.. L. Wellman.
COLLINS-WH PTE.-Married, Nov. a.
by Rev. Father Mccarthy, at st. Patrick
church, Dennis J. Collins and Elizabeth
White
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A CARD

To My Friends and the Public:
l respectfully desire to announce that
having made change which 1 consider
in many ways beneficial to myself, l can
now be found with
W. e. wIMPY,
'26 Broughton street, west, Lyons block,
where l am in a better position than ever
to serve your interests, guaranteeing sat
isfaction and lowest prices in every in
stance.
Thanking you, one and all, for past val
ued favors and soliciting in behalf of the
above firm continuance of same, l am
awaiting your commands. Respectfully,
w. A. HANKINSON,
Formerly with Leopold Adler
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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r.. ID. q WIN. LATTIMORE,

Dealers in Special Brands of Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, House
Furnishing and Kitchen Hard
ware, Domestic Articles, etc.
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Professor of Chemis
Copy.


First Scientific Station for tho Art Of
Engraving in America.
Office 200 Worth Street New York, Nov
IS, 1s97.-Georgia Brewing Association, Sa-
vannah, ia. Gentlemen: Regarding two
samples of bottled Tivou Beer we received
from you on the 18th inst, we beg to re
port that the taste and odor of the beers
is perfectly pure and sound, and there is
no fault to be found with the same. Re
spectfully yours
F. S. s. for A. of B.
Per C. Robitscher. Assistant Manager.
Referring to the foregoing we beg to re-
mind our friends and patrons, and the
public, we are still doing business on the
equitable live and let live plan and not
withstanding heavy advances in price of
all brewing material we are DESTROYS to
contract with all legitimate buyers for a
term of years at our present fair prices.
We will insert in all contracts a guaran-
tee to deliver ice to all customers at a
tages to our patrons and ask only your
trade in return.
Now is the time to make your contracts
with us. With compliments OF the season,
yours sincerely.
GEORGIA BREWING ASSOCIATION.
N. B. We are the largest buyers of fin
est grade of pale barley malt in Georgia,
and we invite inspection of our plant and
material We use, as We can prove you
there is no finer beer on this nor any
other market than our Tivoli.
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s.sa-
MEETINGS.

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u. z. .. ELhS.
Savannah Ca, Dec. 3, 1897 Savannah
Lodge No. 1873, B. P. o. Elks. will hold their
memorial service to departed brothers of the
order at the Savannah Theater Sunday after
noon, fifth 49, instant, at o'clock
No admission fee charged. ALL of every
creed respectfully and cordially invited to be
present on this occasion. The presence OF la
dies particularly requested.
THOMAS F. THOMSON,
ISAAC BECKETT,
JOHN LYONS,
Committee.
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MACON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.

TIC UeDtN SI,UUU,UUU Unu Inc Absets
Practically Nothing.
Macon, Ca, Dec. 4.-The final report of
the commissioners of the Macon Construc-
ton Company was filed to-day 1t shows
indebtedness of 100000, with assets suf-
ficient to pay half cent on the dollar. At
one time stock in the company sold at 300
per cent.
1t doomed the city of Macon, and the
collapse of the company gave the city a
setback from which it has not recovered.
Hundreds of people and a few capitalists
went down in the crash. McTighe & Co.
lost about $3.50 600.
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GRAND CONCERT AND RECITAL
At Masonic temple THURSDAY EVEN
ING, DEC. 9, at $50, for benefit of Sew
enth Street Methodist church.
Admission, % cents.
Oysters in every style will be served
after entertainment.
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ID. p. ELKS.

Members of this lodge will please assem-
BILE in the wings of the Savannah theater
at $3.50 p m. Memorial services will be
held at p. m. w. J. WATSON, E. r.
L. j. Maxwell, Secretary.
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FANCY WORK.
DENTAL NOTICE.
FLORAL DECORATIONS

i 10 INAAII lIIA-OINat IIOIND
for weddings attended to. Also or
ders for fine Roses, Violets and
Carnations solicited Solomons &
Co our agents. Floral designs of
all kinds our speciality.
Phone 684. WOLF & CO., Florists
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BECkMANN'S CAFE.
Oysters. Oysters.

Steamed in two minutes or pre-
pared in any style at short notice
by a first-class cook Just from New
York: Imported Coburger on draught.
A call is appreciated
GEORGE BECK MANN.
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DEATHS.

TUTTY.-Died, at Johnston, Liberty
county, Georgia, Nov. %. 1897, Mr.. Will
lam Tutty. 70 years of age, Interment at
Baggs cemetery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
That elegant brick residence, southeast
corner President and Habersham; all mod
ern improvements. Brown stone trim
mings. This is one of the most desirable
pieces of property for sale in the city
viii sell cheap. Apply to
WALTHOUR & RIVERS.
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FoR SALE.

Desirable lot, on Oglethorpe avenue
near Montgomery street, 40-foot front
For particulars call at
J. L. FULTON & SON.
Board of Trade Building
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sPECIAE NOTICES.
TWO PROUD ENDORSEMENTS
FROM UNIMPEACHABLE SOURCES

FHUM UNIMFEACHAbLL oUIHOES'
Copy.
University of Georgia, Athens, Ca, Nov.
10, 1897, School of Chemistry.-Mr. George
Meyer, General Manager, Georgia Brew
ing Association, Savannah. Ga, Dear Sir;
Enclosed please find analysis of sample of
beer received in unbroken key from you
as per your favor of 3rd inst. This is a
pure beer of excellent quality, containing
nothing but water, alcohol and malt and
hopN extract. Very truly yours.
II. c. White,
Professor of Chemistry.
The detailed ANALYSIS as above is open
to public inspection at our office.
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Was Never Well
But Hoods SarsapariIIa Has Given
Her Permanent Health,

al was pale, puny, sickly woman,
weighing less than 80 pounds. l was
never well. l had female troubles and
bad throat trouble. l came across an ad-
vertisement of Hoods Sarsaparilla and
had faith in the medicine at once. began
taking it and soon felt better. kept on
until I was cured. l now weigh 103
pounds, and never have any sickness
Hoods Sarsaparilla will not cure. My
blood is pure, complexion good and face
free from eruptions." MRS. LUNA FAR
MUM, Box 116, HiIlsgrove, Rhode Island.
Hoods SarsapaTiIIa
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COTTAGES ON EASY PAYMENTS.

O-V
COTTAGES 800 CASH. COTTAGES AT
$12 so TO SIS MONTHLY.
The CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY will erect
cottages on Anderson and on Price streets
south of Anderson, on the following
terms: Cash 500, balance, from $3.50 to
SIS per month according to cost of cot
tages) for period of ten years.
1t is the company's purpose to meet
the needs of a frugal class of our people,
whose means will not permit them to build
moro expensive homes The site selected
for the erection of these is most rom
veniently situated, well drained, and has
all modern conveniences. Apply to
NJ. J. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
No. IA East Bryan street.
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STOVES.

I have secured the agency for the fol-
lowing we'll known stoves: Othello, Home
Sunshine, Domestic Sunshine, New En-
celsior Penn, Royal Manhattan, Cotton
Plant.
1 have on hand large amount Stove
Repairs belonging to said stoves, which
1 purchased from the receiver of the Jas
Douglass business.
Estimates on plumbing and timing solic-
tied.
P. II. HERMAN,
Telephone 16O 10 State street, west
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EASTMAN'S

EASTMAN'S
FOLDING POCKET KODAK
Price $1,000.
Novel, New and Beaut express 1t.
Call and see 1t at the agency,
LIVINGSTONS PHARMACY,
Corner Bull and Congress streets.
DE SOTO PHARMACY.
Opposite De Soto Hotel.
H. H. LIVINGSTON, Manager.
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and work, order your Autographed and
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Morning News, Savannah. Ca,
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FOR REM.

Completely furnished, beautiful residence
at the Meadows; with all modern improve
ments; out-houses and stable. Most at
tractive flower garden. viii rent cheap.
Apply TO WALTHOUR & RIVERS.
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A TELEPHONIC CONCERN

A TELEPHONIC CONCERT
Will be given by First A. II. Church
Choir, Franklin square, MONDAY
EVENING, Dec. 6, 1897. All direction
viii be given by the telephone
chourses, with 20 voices. Door open
$ d. IN. j. w. LAWREY, Manager.
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JAS. NJ. KREEGER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05

The Pit,sburg Gazette is cut with an
appeal to the National League 10 pre-
vent the engagement OF prize hghicru
az temporary players. merely for draw
ing purposes. by any club operating
under the national agreement
Cincinnati and Boston. We are told.
have rot yet made any protests on IN
pires. Very good. indeed. but their Il
nothing 20 show that either club has
yet received the worst OF Il from any
umpire. either Al home or abroad.
Il Is settled that the Clnclnnatls win
no, train Al New Orleans next spring.
Manager Ewing says that the Crescent
City climate IL too damp and that the
players are not benefited By the races
IN progress there At that season OF the
year
The one Baltimore player who Il uni
versally respected and liked. because
he never mixes In any kick put M by
his fellow Orioles. q Willie Keller. He
demonstrates that one can BE- a win
ming ball player without being a aannel
mouthed kicker.
Il Is reported that Chicago has stolen
a march on other clubs aad signed out
fielder Gilboy. Y Buffalo. Why does
Chicago want any rev inhelders or
ouihelders' The present team q fast
enough. and only needs another nrst.
class battery .-Ex
During the Montrcal-Spflneae
game recently Jimmy Bannon called
Umpire Mason q vile name and Mason
struck him on the Jaw. Tom Damon
OF Montreal ran In from lefi field and
struck Mason. They were separtes
and the game went on
Louisville MADE no mistake when Il
signed outhelder Nance. tie covers !
great deal Of ground. judges AZ ban.
accurately. and Ia . very hard hitter
and fast runner. He does not pla,
with any frllls and furheiopE but h,
generally gets everything be Eoes an
er.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05
NUGGETS IN THEIR oIzzARDsi
S''H the Chicken. Of the Northwest

Evsn the Chickens 81 ths Northwest
seem 70 Have Dsvsiopca Kiondieltia-
Late developments indicate that even
the chickens throughout this region
have taken The Klondilc iCyer. and
are gobbllng up al the gold they can
find on Saturday last Henry Ever
ding sold a coop Of chickens 20 George
Glustin. who keeps a market. One Of
Glustln's employees. In dressing some
OF these chlckens. found In the gizzar'l
OF one OF them six pieces u gold. which
lewelcr told him were worth s.. The
chickens came from Rowland. eight
miles south Of brownsville Tue-d1y
Mr. Everding sold another ccop ~
chickens 10 Giusiin. and In the -in-
nards" Of one % these a piece Of sold
was found the size and shape Of a pea
bean. and quite smooth. The value b.
ing 81 o. more. The nugget" was
taken doWp 10 Mr. Evsrd.sro store AMI
was on exhibition there yesterday. Mr.
Ciustin confirms the statement Of the
hnding Of the sold By his employe. ami
"a % the opinion that under the planhs
In the back yard Of bis market. where
chickens are dressed for sale. there
could be found many pieces Of sold.
The guards Of chickens are generally
opened BY the seller or purchaser. no,
even n not aware Of the medicinal vlr-
tues Of "gizzard peelin's." utilises thc
muscular part OF this digestive organ:
but the cravs a. the fowls are seldom
examined. and Il Is 10 be feared thai
millions Of dollars have been lost on
this account Persons buying fouh
hereafter should insist on them beln,
delivered undraWn. and a careful e.
animation should be made. The las
coop Of chickens In which sold VA
found came from G. 7. Cation. Lehan
ON. which h not 20 Gar away from Row
land. but nearly In the same direction
Il would not be practicable 20 ~
chickens TO pick up the gold IN Klon
dixie. because the humps are too larrl
but herd Of ostriehes might 90 goo
service there after they were accllmal
ed Morning Oregonlan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05

A cooperative hat factory has bcsa
established Al Orange. \. J.
The long strike Of the glassblowers
Of Indiana ended during the week 10
a victory Tor the employees.
The printers on the Masslllon (Ohiol
independent have struck against re-
ducilon and started a paper OF their
own.
A convention OF the miners o. Illinois
will be held tomorrow At Springfield TO
arrange a uniform rate Tor mining IN
the state.
President Raichford OF the miners
union VIII bring suit against Col W.
p. Rend. who recently denounced
Raiohtord AZ a dishonos, man.
The Chlcago school board stlll re-
fuses TO s,lpulate that only union men
shall be employed. and work on the
new school buildings Il n a s,ard-st!n.
Several veteran printers who were
displaced when the lino, machines
were placed In the Melbourne lAustra.
llal Age once we're pensloned for life
on q Ter week BY the proprietors Of
the paper,
The shipwrlghis, a powerful union Of
Great Britain, struck during the week
IN sympathy with the engineers or ma.
chlnlsls, and shipbullding throughout
the United Kingdom Ia Al a standstll
Through the labor exchange esiab.
llshed In Akron. ohio. a few months
ago. more than 100 men have found reg.
ular employment who previously had
been without work a greater part Of
the time. Some even had become de.
pendent upon charity.
Labor won a notable victory 10 n,
Circuit court OF Cook county. lll.. lasl
Tuesday. Judge John Gibbons lavoket
new rule TO protect wage-carners
Ne decided that claims Cor warc.
should have preference over a chatte
mortgage, The issue came mp IN IN,
settlement Of the bankrupt Arm % DO
iese 4 shepard, dealers In crushet
stone. William Doiese. a brother O
the senior member OF the hrm. held ,
ohatiel mortgage on some horses an,
wagons belonging 10 the arm. A mum
Der Of the employees of Doleae a Shep
ard, whose wages had not been paid Il
full. pcillioncd the court TO declar
their claims to be liens prior to IN
MORTGAGE. The lahorers based thei
claim on the act Of the legislature o
1885. which gives labor claims prlorit,
Of other claims and provides that the,
shall b paid In full az preferred claim,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05

There IL a curious light IN the sky,
which only q keen eye can detect. and
which few astronomers even have ever
seen. but which Prof +. Z. Rarrard
who Eve year, ago discovered the nth
satellite OF Jupiter. has bcoa studying
for many years His latest account Of
Il comes from the New Ycrkos ohserva.
tory. Il h faint patch roughly ctr.
cular. several degrees Ia diameter. and
keeping always In that part Of the
heavens which Il directly opposite the
sun. The stars shine through Il as
they DO through a comets tail Ger
man astronomers have given to this
strange llEhi tho name Of the geSen-
scheln. Precisely what causes Il TO-
mains to be determined.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05

Il Is stated that a veli-known Eng
llsh arm Of bicycle manufacturers. with
a factory IN this country. purposes 10
put on The market next season some
thing new and startling In the way %
frames. II o. 70 be dlaslmllar 10 tho
pattern now In use and cutie light.
The principle Of a. construction ls
tension a. opposed 20 compression.
The lower part Of the frame "a 10 b
the same a. that nov used. bot from
the bottom bracket two stays spring
one attached 20 the top of the steering
head and the other 10 the sane helght
but running backward 20 nearly above
the hub Of the rear wheel The rear
forks are to 20 further over the fIont
Of the wheel and 90 b. attached hy
rod 10 the steering head From the
steering head 70 the back stay is 60
depend a steel wire. on which The sal
die Is 10 be fixed. The wire n 10 be
continued down 10 the back hub
when the rider IL on the saddle the
wire says down about ak inches sud
the hack wire becomes tau, lmme-
diatcly. The tubes are TO b thin and
light, and the machine when complete
is to weigh only "a pounds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05

a good appetite Is sauce for poor
food" according 10 the old adage but a
yoracious appetite might be- both In
convenient and expensive. n a man
we're built on the same lines az a cat-
erplllar the whole round earth would
shortly become a desert waste. This
small creature win IN the course OF
four or I've weeks eat more than six
thousand times its weigh, In food. An
adult human bcing must have mosi ox-
cellent appetite 10 consume iu three
months time an amount OF food that
will equal his own weight A few per
sons eat more than this. but by far the
greater number take less An estimate
o. the food consumption ~ the world
would shov a general average Gar be-
low these figures The majority Of
persons get food enough TO satisfy
their cravings but there is a very con-
siderable minority that scarcely knows
what u u 10 be- free from the pans
u hunger.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05

Mr. Charles Il. Byrne. president Of
Brooklyn club characterized President
Frccdman's remarks about the Cincln.
natl club AZ outrageous Mr. Freed
man has made some serious charges In
his recent interviews" said President
Byrne "Ile has charged umplfes with
being drunk and combining 10 give the
New York club the worst Of Il. He has
accused President Young Of treating
his club unfairly. and has lniimated
that there IL a clique In the league
formed for the purpose Of giving his
team the worst Of H. Nov. Mr. Freed
man a. the annual meeting Al Phlla-
delphia will have to make good these
charges or h. viii have 10 apologize
The league cannot AFFORD 20 rest under
the scandalous charges be has made
He Is reckless. and doesn't care whai
be- says. lie must nov prove hil
charges or acknowledge that he VA
wrong"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-05

Is satisfied that they are more uEeful
than birds. They stretch their webs IN
all directions and are ever on the alert
for their prey and hungry as well az
crafty. A large family Of small spi-
ders will dovour a great many Insects
In the course Of twenty-four hours. and
the orchards. groves and fields will be
greatly the gamers through the agency
Of these busy creatures. II is a mis-
take 10 look upon them as ncxious and
offensive To faint az the sight OF n
spider Is by no means a sensible or
credltable thing to do. when one real
lies 10 importance In the economy OF
nature. To find that the spider Is one
Of the most valuable aids Of the farmer
and fruit grower. and TO be able 20
turn the inhabitants Of our atiics and
odd corners into a monoy-maklng aud
really profitable crop. h an Item Of no
triIilng interest 20 large class Of per-
sons who are on the lookout for some
way 10 Increase their Incomes and turn
10 advantage every thing that comes
10 their way.