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The record-union., 1897-02-04

To Cure a Cold in One Day
All druggists refund the money if it
fails n cI1ra CSo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02

Iagser's eizsEz Ter personal 64rnag@s. laid
over
Grating 1Iqaor licenses 70 2 A Back
q &C. SRI = II. Ealzes. lzsd over
Grazing transfer u l3a90r lAeeuss from
George r HoggoweB 10 Patrick Ryan ard
l. Bgrke1 % e r. LeSarEsy. laid 0Te--
Aa5h0T4zz1G /. Cnupar6 % Grange ire
lseatsaz 81 RS Ysaasor BUSINESS. gzz4 ever
aurAor6xEzg tEe cancellation q CITY
taxes for Erz4 CT 3osz 70 :. block = Con-
Stocks Addition Fessed-
zDprov5ng assessment roll for ths irn-
Egrog-ernert q East Terrace sfrast and pro
xsSf.ag for tfse co7zs1<fen 1ssrsof passed
Proaib1tfng the dsfaeInz % paper. writ
fnzs or Bulletins On pat1c sl2flfilzgzs
passed.
Fixing the water rates. passed.
AHzhortzlnE ire letting for two years q
a conkraef for ire removal q dead ami
rnass. referee 70 Chairman q the commit
tee On finance.
APPROVING the assessment roI for the
Improvement q &lnth Avenue. Stewart
street ard gath zvenzs. rasss6-
DIRECTING THE superintendent = Lighting
and water works 70 furaisa free water %
J. A Bates. Mr. +. Davis ard Ars- Eta
10y passed
Granting liquor license 10 II : sehafsr;
passed
Approprissinz funds for TIE expenses Of
the city government for MaTcn. pssssd-
eemeFnI Business.
TIE following other ossiEesz Szs trans
acted
Petition - wonlan's Home Association
for free water. referred to COMMITTEES On
FIRE and water
Petition for increased water service on
Thlrty-fifth ayenae; FIRE and water coza-
ulttee.
Al AFFIDAVIT Of publication % intention
OF the city eounctl . improve Virginia
street from Western avenue 20 FIRST ave
nue.: ordnance ordered
Claim 81 p X Trouncs for thu payment
of the warrant issGad IN payment for the
Improvement ef I1eBoYa street. claims con-
mittee.
Claim Of Andrew J Lee for SO damages
for personal injuries received By falling On
the street. claims committee.
Rsport q the port warden for February
referred 70 committee On haroor and
WhaFEes.
City treasurer report q balances for the
week ending February = approved.
Petition Of J. r. Han et al for q water
main on Eighteenth avenue from East
John street 70 East Mercer street. petit
TONERS agreeing 70 pay - advance water
rates. the Improvement 10 cost 1915. re-
ferresI 70 fire and water committee.
Claim OF Aaron BALDWIN for rebate OF g
water tax. not allowed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02
MR.. HEfLIG'S PLANS.
He Ntli Play popniar-Prfce Attrac-
liens in the seattle Theater-Not
AnNlous for the Third Avenne.

Manager Cal HelHz arrived n fhis city
from Portland last evening" and weuf d.
reet'T to H5s 1ffee - the Sgatcle theayer.
II Hen s@en lste- oy a st-Tntelhzenc
representative Nj He5HE said that ire has
iaess thst brought him 20 Seattle was tn
roane--ieg wt-a TIE possible appearance
~ his 1seater of Americas great
esq ac'vess. Fanny Davenport.
have Miss Davenport Tor week 10
Ecrt ard. ami ort Etaa}ly AooSe8 her FOR TIE
entire tiue a. che Mar1@aD Grand the8-
E"T. in Shat -ist Wheu fhs contracts were
s.Eret s. sss Tlt1 the express understand
l1E tA4t t1e entire enlargement should Re
Sos Po~-l and. a< see Is Gog plsv.rE any
t1ilE -at week st4ns8s- $40 oh5ecled 10
Fis.- i1r tHs Sound. as Tie great expense
CD co1aertta9 Rtt1 her productions wo9i6
nzsEe s. Improbable. Scr - ssTon IA acne
il 'akas TAO 1eys 90 set ~ TIE scenery ard
accessories So q also plzyirg a rep
ert1.re ~ Sans1u traEs-ii~s. inct01&uE Ia
T7sr8 Fedora ans others wisa waca her
oame has hetu iaenriaeG 81 the past.
After e-Ess * t1e matter ~ EcT cor7-
t~z to Seattle art Tacoma WIN 1er man
age- G~ Eea S-ern. Z i1d 1ce3 hin 90
sEre= c-a4l.icra3sy - her appesrance in
shat Z s1111f 80 able - procure guar
arfse of g sa for eaca s1EzgeEseut-
came rve~ 1r~e t7 see t. ssGeA a g-sa~art@-s
eoa ae r~a~are1 Tou1rTow wi ssad
os- zrears rc- rer8inE AeT coming 70
orz-rie te~ o-@ nieht and Il n14 tnts
t1e Pr t1zi-8-a receives substantial sE,-
tc4Tas Ir-t mi rrgg33iEg sn1 abs 70
ses1re a axe Eza~z-tse - Izca1-z, p.ay
Af~ or- @t gm eac~ place gEtES or4y
184r e4Erts go Portland
" &as2 2Ezsc&--s- o. -1& z1z..e- u t4e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02

11czz sir-zese-. s-s-- AZs sr-az2s1 a.
zzS-@zen- q the T-a-7 Avsz1e thass.r
property. Mr.. EssA< szk5s
Tas s2kzrg C ~ Tas-s AvSEEss shezts-
~ re So-t1wssr -zss-rsezz Association,
q ~at.z an tSa -s2zzggr. wzs Ec< o----
fra <5sh re Tae 7-spcsssia1 care % re
from Zr Baker ws9 ses-ez % Lssl tazt
re a-cperty Ez eezt15zlss. xozsa1 safer Z
! GzS=-saek 70 pay rcgvzz- rr-ee AE-r2c-
rs0zs Al ira Ssaztss Tzs&ser- ~ zzsszSrAczS
= rntS resrees are 1zc1znze1- I w-11 pay
E-ss-esaSs aetrset3c-s a. regular pEscss.
ard vii 81 n saea tire as ] zzs be els-
raSes % With Esogsasz--prScs entsrrz2--
zeZts. c1cossux 1Ely tae SsSz
As kzv as a. % tkss TAX concerning
c1zasratio1 q houses against IT. i caz-
c@rEss. ! regard i zhS1-S. ard / 10 z0x
fee a. zgi distressed over re p-os7ec- %
rs hurting IT, Arozher thing n rs cor
nsc-lo2 shzt z1ghs IS Vel b rnzia plain
= n regard % Ire Northern Pael5c rail-
read and ne stories circulated Conserving
ny ssvorIEg that rad y ! have favored
Il X * h=rzuss he Northern Paste has
ss-1 IL more astracrsons than zny c-1s-
road. Ire rzr.s so- sza leading companies
curing West has 5esz E-les principally ii
TIE - Pal ofsceS - Ire rad zE1 -o1 ~
any other road Or system sz3 yo1 nay say
right here that rhs Northern Pacific razI-
road las booked -1o-e attractions t1~ re
Russell ard Co-Eray together TIE state
rsrr ia; N-. CorErzy Azs Sl3ssf re best
tire - the present season az tas laird
AFenas thszssr s Ercng- TIE leading al
fractions that have not been booked II
~ Mr. R1sssM have heez sent cut By the
Northern PzcEsr rasruad-
= have not been very particular AZ any
tine concerning the Taari Aveaue the2ter-
As J SAID a moment ago the proposition -
ny taking * w4S nc- original zsta ne.
X came 20 ne after rad sail that / pAr-
posed playing Popular-prIee attractions AZ
the Seattle Tneater. 7 DO. however. tank
that & would - best II tie business o. tire
two houses cogi1 bs carried O. without
conflicting as 20 eTaa character % az
tractions- Ny Intentions TOW are TO select
only the very best o. the p0pu1ar-price
combinations thaf might have gone 20 IRE
Thi-d Avenue taester and pay them az
zae Seattle rneager"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02

Kit Carson, travelling passenger agent
o. the Canadian Pacific. i in Portland.
Superintendent = r. Smith went out
Yesterday over, the line Of tha Columbia
& Puget Sound
George Mel Brown. who arrived in the
city sunday night. left Tor Portland. ae-
companied hy his wife. yesterday noon.
q. NJ Osborne. superlu teudent OF
bridges and buildings Of the Northern Pa
elac, was one OF the railroad visitors yes
terday.
T. \. Nadeau. general agent OF the
Northern Pacific went 20 Tacoma ysster-
day 10 meet General Superintendent Kim
berry. VINO arrived IN that city on the
overland
Joseph McCabe. superintendent Of the
Pacfic division OF the Northern Pacific,
returned yesterday from q trip 20 New
York ard other Eastern cities
= 9. Fulton has issued a circular sd-
dressed 10 agents. announcing the ap-
pointmeDt OF George \. Mitchell As tray-
e.iug freight ssent OF he line. with head
quarters a. kosS48nd. 3. <.
J. :. Cute. Canadian inspector OF Gus
toms for British Columbia. with head
quarters a New Westminster arrived in
this city from Portland yesterday and
leaves this morning for Vancouver.
The gross earnings Of the North western
for January we're s2.ls-ll35. a decrease OF
Ss5i,2s3 from the corresponding week 0f
last year. Since last June tne gross earn
ings q the road have been 81, 65l .89i.
Some OF the new printing OF the Seattle
& international has Oeen received a. the
general Offices % the road. The cards
and paper bear the impress or the recent
Is adopted trade marx. a United States
shield. over which is laid the em8ieruatle
maple leaf OF Canada and the initials 3.
& l."
NJ. c. Kimberly. general superintendent
of the Northern Paclmc has issued Il cir
cular announcing the 65Seoutiuu4nce Of
the Office OF sgapeT3ufsuda OF transpor-
tatlon. commencing March 1. Commuui-
cations relative 10 raasp1FtatsGn matters
VIII nerea fter 80 addressed 20 the general
superintendent. Trans ard c5rrespon-
dsnc@ relating 20 car accounting vii ia
sent 70 7. J. DeL~aEnsre. ear accountant
Fred Allen. general freight and pas
scnger agent Of the Seattle & Taterra-
J.oual. returned yesterday noon from
business trip 10 81 Pau. Bls mission
East Nas for the purpose u discussing
traffic arrangements with connecting
roads Cor the present year Mr. Allen re-
marked that ~ Was glad 80 get back %
Seattle and the ealmy climate % Puget
sound after contact with a temperature
that ranged during as absence from - %
= degrees below zero
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02
superintendent Harding Here.

The private ear OF tire general s1p@rtu-
tendent Of the Great Northern was hauled
into the yards last evening by the belated
Great Northern train. arriving about S
O'Clock On the ear was Russell Harding
the new general superintendent Of the sys-
ten. and his private secretary. The delay
IN The arrival q the train was due TO q
mass Of rock falling or the track near
Sky komIsh-
Mr.. Harding left 81. Paul week ago
today Or a tour Of general inspection To
a intelligence representative Mr..
Harding said that The part OF the lire be-
tween Grand Forks and s. Paul IS COM
paratively new 10 him. but the Cascade
division he has bad charge OF for 50 long
that its inspection WAS curSory- Mr..
Harding says his successor as assistant
general superintendent has not been
named After looking over the local situ-
alton today the superintendent viii leave
tonight. going directly 10 ST. Paul.
Concerning his advancement Mr.. Hard
ing laughiEgfy said that Il vas a question
whether II would be a case Of congrarula-
ton or coincidence. the added responsible
ties Of MS nsw position offsctting any ma
terial DEMENT'S aecruing 70 the change.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02

Eenfseru~n- 70 xeenzss6s- 1hss zzaEfar
sEar4a ssso spske zgzt-st Ire tz8L e.
etarEnx tsz1 nsz aazy ~1s6 - ssceE5-
axnz dealers sag~sr SC1 TIE zzsdkSrs s.
frez1 whna tsseT rsut.
AZ fhsz p,osnt al dzsc1ssson waE frssze-
azsfs5F afgeresS - a 1ozicz o REae fnsr
fhs eogrrzI ~ taG-zl Tn-s receives ser-
e~ag senonaSs ard s. = tzfzkazE ths asrs-
tsoa Ezs Sssf sn1 carried. 70 IRE sgzrEsr1ss
81 70 ore ssgrs than Herman wao WAS
ewa3eze1F warning up fer n discussion
~ 10 firse was sp@cfrss1 TIC a4go2Fn-
rzert e far ere acnt1- ara fcr 1h& fT2zs-
acfson q BUSINESS r1ean@ while sEectal
rsssestssz-s rruss - 9ai1@e.
Ike 1 s@ensira fae sac - n1s~es1s Els1stS
frszr wagons - ehs Streets vss reported
hack ~ fas Ss1slce. .beerks anE reren &c
eernr..ttse. . was aaaeass1 g tie Lea1ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02
TO SUCCEED STURGUS
DIR GEORGE yrswLssDs APPOINT
ED os nesED or HEALTH

City Gsun~fs Delays roxsrmzsfon
gnsu Nest Me~~fnE-FsSsax eff
The Bal Lfe~n.snx @~reaS-H@ns
Dealers sI.1 Par 8r-<fr0nz Pro-
test Battered aEu6a~s TsaEa-serw
ga pfon~~r Ftaee-W ha-s~s Mast
BE Igghtes sns surrsundee By
Fens~-Esrszge 0xes ogftef Of
Lax yssas 80 80 R~pnfr~s-Faf~
Of Faraan@ TeEIers and Wages
Stores raa@ea1~4-
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was yi5 per quarter instead % 81. The
FIRE for violation AS fixed ~ SO and I'M
pris5unnent % net more than ave days.
section was added providing that nothing
containea ~ Ire ordinance 70 construed
- license or permit any person % eel
from any wagon on the streets any articles
except candy nuts. popcorn, wisTasrwursg,
hot fomaiea- fruit ard meat pies. chewing
gum XaffaE cigars and coffee. and that
20 other artlcles be SOLD from wagon
lu the streets Tee report - the commit
tee 8as adopted. bat subsequently. on mo-
ton OF McArd.e, Il was re-referred.
Lighting of Nharve~.
A be- was Introduced BY TIE committee
or Nxhta providing Tor the lighting %
wharves az Hisat hy are amps fer the sc-
=, nsmos4atiou 81 landing passengers. It
asso stipulated that such wharves ~ have
no passengers landing after dark be en-
closed by Fence ard the gates kept
locked AZ night on motion % Jamsa this
vent to the committee on harbors and
zaaFves
petition az property holders on Pho
ueer p.acs vas read against the tanHtnE
~ 80 zou. and teams On t7- squars. II
n afa - the square "haFrEard' said
the petitioners This wus referred - tie
street csnnsittes wlth sanitation commit
fee added. McArAAe saft be bad bern told
- exures~r aen tent theg had been ordered
from In frcnt Of Or Guys Srug store on
second avenue Is D- Gay. ana pr
Cr4chfon. - the council whEe o;hsr
Transfers had been allowed 70 remain.
Raymond explained that pr. CT1chton 80
wsN al Or. Gay wsre tg8ants 81 the bul'd-
ing and had consequently perfect right
% order TIE teamSteTs away
Inspection 90 Hyarsnt..
The following resolution was introduced
oy Herman.
That the chssf % ne are department IS
hereby INSTRUCTED 20 cause sij hydrauts in
ire c1lv % be inspected under sis sGper-
visiaa ana direction. withoat dtonai
ex nrnee "a members % tne depart r.e-t. az
saeh times a. may 81 required far 80 Dur-
pose - keeping sact aEdsau1s tn f~pllr.
a0a sgeh inEpac-i c.. and st- res7ii.e shaa
he reported 10 the saFer ntenden' ot leat-
inr a~3 water"
The reeci8ffe1 wa adopted
A ordinance VAS r8ssed aafhorlzfnr the
reqaN userE - moneys rafa open TIRE as-
seesfnFut 1ev.et Tor sha improvement ~
A}hert street goasuf~e'frr Parry expIs n
- that g. bad hcen f3sr} lul aosxss'c ~ aA-
vatfsts che h1r&s ssHsf fsr thIs improve
inert ever thoaEa fAe property
tNennselves has orere4 20 hear heff 60 -he
heavy Discount az ahtra they we're Offered
Tha $3.50 authartEiFE repairs p the bridge
over tse oftet - Lake fr~ 81 au Lake ave
-.... q. IL. 80, z,.s.s IN ssas go --.,
$3.50
-.s -----5
-s~.., -. ~s.f a. a. ser ,,..,,.s- ~ "a ~.
tse ara nHrw Is etta~ t9svks a. ~.
Ari There wss a r-,ts-.r p, sf.--t re ~
per+ vhru Bnse susea1eI fsat tae sts bs
tattha TNis was seconded IS %syfa
E..s., str-s .s-r. ~. ss.s r,. .ht,t .Ls.
.tses - .--.4.ts sA-,tts - A~sr.a.ss "a s.t.--
vl-s--.,. 4s5.. .-.,.stss-sft,- -7.aa .eos-.s-
r.a,-t .4es f,.t "a .ea ~..e---.ss... -.-.-...
e--s -a-~-s T-sa +,.-t-,.e~ts e.
vrre ~ .,s-h a rsss-a ga. -. a-..re -
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TO OPEN THE SkAGlT.


IoEEfr< Comps nSe~ Can Va Longer
Gu%~nr~ "a the Rivers Of the
So-thu~xx@-a Coantie< - saaurzi
Flew of the Waters Wiz Prevent
Any More FIoeas-An Azznzl >av-
Ing 70 Fsrmer@ of Hair @hhaon
DsEEars-gew steamer for tne
SkagfT-
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7sx essy ecz-@z- worked 81 EsIes11 szr-
ro-v SzAt Esga- 81 almost toe&3 asseGrs
a. go &Txlzrnsnt bringing tlss NEST :
- a. s@rzv - sczsnwsSn- Saaf e 80
cess szsa wzs premise - IeaEfaT e@-
h4se mz tae aaa ssekESsax saeo1d-z4nt esas-
e. sgzt y w2& sy0ay1t - q fzu psgss ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02
Chaiasrriain's Cough Remedy always
Proves Ffeetuat.

"e have rss3 Caa1lberlaia's Cough Rem
ss- vaea NJ e,Aes~ ailed sad r. ever n
.'s~re L -~svv,i essrftsl &lras. 8sfgv We
sr tee vistaes ~ GA..rt~rlsfra r~-,~-i,as
e1tc..'i ~ shess n 80 l.sse ssss,l FFos.
SO Gas%@~s u. "a E'zs..sassr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02
Railroad Casualties i'm Six Years

The Railroad Gazette publishes the fol-
loving table. showing the total number
Of casualties on railroads IN the United
STATES the past six years. tbs COMPARE
lively large number last year being ac-
counted for By two disasters OF the worst
kinc-oas al Logan. Iowa. and the other
az Atlantic City. -. land the records
or The past three years indicating great
improvements IN signaling and spacing"
trains.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02

Elegant Offices for rent low. sugiva-
building.
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TO CURE A COLD ~ ONE DAT
Take Laxative Brono Quinias Taoleta
Druggists refund money L Il fails 10 cara
1c
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F.-B, @. Bacon Tor Alaska ouiat;ers.
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GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.

sa3 Second ave.
One door from CO.
luUuia.
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20 Pike street.
Between Third and
Fourth.
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4. 4. sADEAL,
gen~raI Agent, sesfu~

poNsEr q STEWART. rnasrss@
ID Psraars corner Of 1hffs
Gels a haa streets. seattle. Uss
80. Tslephsas Ne H.
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is-s. ~. lss4 $50 1850 1881.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-03-25
SIR JOSEPH T
H~umanity's Great Debt to Him. Rev
olution in Surgery.

Humanity's Great Debt to Him Rev
o,ution in Surgery.
Sir Joseph Lister acknowledges his
supreme Indebtedness to Pasteur for
the discovery that putrefaction was a
fermentation due to microbes, which
could not arise de novo from the de-
c~omposable substance, says S~cribner's.
With this as a basis the great surgeon
persisted, in the face of much opposi-
ton, in perfecting a simple antiseptic
dressing-that is, one which would de-
stroy any microbes that could fall on
the wound and purify the surgeons
hands and Instruments. His success
accomplished a veritable revolution in
surgery. To select a single instance:
The general hospital at Munich had
come to such a state of unhealth that
fully so per cent of all wounds were
infected by the poisonous gangrene. A
surgeon was sent to England to learn
the new "Listerism," and after his re-
turn not a single case of hospital gan
creme appeared in the Munich Kran-
kenhaus. Many allied dangers were
totally destroyed by this gospel of
Cleanliness, and in addition the suffer-
ing of patients during necessary opera
tons was vastly relieved, owing to the
absence of Inflammation. The most
conservative savants estimate that the
Lister antiseptic has increased the field
of remedial surgery tWentyfold and
that the mortality Of hazardous opera
tons has been reduced from probably
so per cent 10 something like l per cent.
With antiseptic treatment the skull,
even the viscera, can be safely entered
for operation, and it is literally true
that modern surgery can without dan
ger remove any part of the human
organism which is not itself essential
to life.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-03-25
Against the Wheel.

More than 5000 people in Toronto,
Canada, have organized themselves in
to an association called the "Pedes-
trian Protective Association for Con-
serving the Rights of Non-Bicycle
Riders" While the number of bicycle
riders in the Canadian city counts up
into the tens of thousands, the riding
more juvenile members of the COM
munity. Asphalt pavements are little
known in Toronto, and, as the gran
lite blocks of which the roadways are
composed form but an unattractive
course to the rider of a wheel. the
granolithic sidewalks are m~onopolized
by the cyclists, with the result that
they have become a public nuisance.
There exists certain ordinances re-
stricting the use of the sidewalks to
pedestrians, but it has been futile for
a few policemen to cope with the law
breaking thousands of bicyclists. A
mass meeting was held in the city hall
the other day at which indignation
speeches were made by the mayor and
other prominent citizens. With much
enthusiasm the proposition to form the
protective association was acted mon.
and more than five thousand citizens
have enrolled themselves. Another
large meeting of non bicycle riders will
be held to act upon the report of a
committee appointed to inquire into the
best method of abating the nuisance.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-03-25
ITEMS OF

Vaccination has just been introduced
in A~fghanistan, by the advice of Miss
Hamilton, an English physician, who Is
IN attendance upon the ameer.
The latest novelty is a folding coffin,
which permits the corpse to be raised to
a sitting position, so that it may be
thus viewed by the mourners.
A wealthy gentleman in Paris, whose
wife could not resist the desire to
gamble, has secured a legal separation
from her. In six months she had lost
435 900 francs.
A valuable GOV in Alderman Miss.)
became suddenly i'll and died. The
body was opened, and in the stomach
were found about half the works of
an alarm clock.
The wild tribes of the Caucasus, Rus
STA, teach their children the use of the
dagger as soon as the youngsters are
able to walk. They are first taught to
stab water without making a splash.
Madame Christine Missions present
home is in Madrid, and her. dining
room is papered with the numerous
hotel bills she has collected during her
various tours in all parts of the world.
The mails between the New York
city and the Brooklyn postofices will,
after March l. be dispatched through
pneumatic tubes. The time occupied
in transmission will be three minutes.
An umbrella, to be used over a lap
dog, is the latest wrinkle. 1t is at
tached to a frame which is securely
belted around the little darling's body.
Now, with a couple of pairs of over
shoes, he can defy the rain.
The midnight music of cats so an
noyed Jerome Summers of Weaverville,
N. Y, that he hurried out barefooted
with his pistol to shoot them. In tie
yard he stepped on a rusty nail, which
caused ]nck-jaw, and in ten days he
died
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THOUGHTFUL OBSERVATIONS.

No obligation to justice does force
est sentence.
When some people make a great deal
of you, you may be sure they mean to
make a great deal out of you.
Love is the greatest and grandest
foundation stone Upon which the hui
man character is built. lacking it, a
nan is a moral zero.
Trust is often better as an incentive
to excellence than rewards, or promo
ton, or praise, although all these will
sensible employer.
Common sense in one view is the
most uncommon sense. While it is ex-
tremely rare in possession, the recog-
milton of it is universal. All men ad-
mire it, though few have it.
One sentence of honest praise be-
slowed at the right time is worth a
whole volley of scolding. A storm of
Seeding has about as good effect on
the children as a hail storm has on
young plants.
The true way to be humble is not to
stoop until you are smaller than your
self, but to stand at your real height
against some higher nature that shall
show you what the real smallness of
your greatness is.
Housekeepers, by the food they pro-
vide, by the couches they spread, by
the books they introduce, by the iniu-
ences they bring around their homes,
are deciding the physical, intellectual,
moral, and eternal destiny of the race.
Men may preach and the world will
listen; but profit comes by example. A
parent inculcates g%entleness in his chill
dren by many sound precepts; but they
see him treat a DUMB animal in a harsh
tanner, and, in consequence, his in
structions are worse than lost, for they
are neither needed nor respected. His
example as a gentle and humane man
would have been sufficient for his chill
dren without a word Of command,