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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
ABOUT THE WEATHER.
MIR. Wingleby Explains to George
About the Seasons.


"You see, George" said Mr.. Wingle-
by, whose youthful son had asked him
how we came to have different kinds
of weather, 1.-The weather is put up in
tin cans, days weather to can, and
usually they put about years supply
ahead, enough to last through a spring
summer, autumn and winter. In filling
the cans they sort it all out as we'll as
possible. Sometimes when they get a
can full there may be little left over,
and whatever remains in this way they
throw into one lot. When they've got
pretty nearly all the cans full, and the
regular stock of weather has run out.
they fill up from that lot of odds and
ends. The cans so filled contain what's
called variable weather, because it's
mized; but most of the weather they get
pretty well sorted out according to the
season.
when they've got all the cans filled
they stack 'em up where they'll be
handy to get at, and there's man that
does nothing but open them. Every
day he cuts a can and pours out the
weather for that day; and of course
great deal depends upon him. Some
times this man gets careless and pulls
down a lot of the wrong cans, getting
them, say. from the July shelf in the
month of April. and likely as not get
ting down a weeks supply at once, so
as to have them handy on the opening
table. OF course, BE discovers his mis-
take the first can he opens, but he is
too lazy to put the rest back, and so he
keeps on then until he has opened them
all; and that's how it comes about, as
it sometimes does, that we get a hot
spell at a season when we ought to
have nothing but cool weather.
But. of course. those April cans are
not lost; they mast be around some
where. and we set EN- later. Maybe
the man will sprinkle them along with
the hope that we won't notice them
much: but as likely as not he opens
them enc after another together, may
be after some terribly hot spell in July
or August. when they are sure to be a
blessed relief; and if he does this we are
pretty apt to forgive him his mistake
in April. Courier-Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
FOOD FOR DAWSON CITY.
II Is Thought That supplies VIII BE
sent There In = short Time.

TACOMA. Nov. @-E. E. Chamber
lain ~ this city has Just returned from
Lake Ian6e,uau where he Went 10 meet
James Mckay. who now owns and runs
TIE largest land transportation business
IN the Yukon basin Mckay wSS the
FIRST man - make winter trip from
Circle City - Junesu, January. l>SN-o'
IsjS teams nov ran all winter between
Circle CITY, dawson and the mouth o.
PeNey river His last trip 70 Juneau
rsS ny boat IS fsr as Lake Bennett
Cham hsvlaia SAYS Il there Is danger
- famine he believes MCKAY has teams
sH5 facilities e0or<e - haul supplies
stored at Fort Yukon - Dawson as
fSSt Sc they u1il ~ needed.
Ths most alarming u the reports sent
cat about the pCosYsctsVe famine ad-
0ait there : Soa5 enough On hand for al
to- four months as26 that 4 s.o0 u those
noU 81 Dawson - - Sort Yukon. 50
miles avay. all Viii have plenty. These
reports S~s dated about October. Mt.
NcNay vo0-S. therefore. hsva three
~eo-tss ST wAtch l. -: up supplies from
sAs to-t Nsto-e thsCe would be any
Actual Vs1,- While there svs UDohaoly
SCt tNoo - three boatIos6s q provi-
sso-S ~ Eo-t Yukon i Is likely that
plenty - supplies csn - transported
t-o1, LSSs LSn5srasn by the Chilkat
ss-,al t-a,,vay. which il i eNpected
VII - = operation by jan *
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
ON SEA AND RAlL

The TocuS; Pcin, yards ~ the Halti-
more < Ohio are completed and tha;
tcSAa ;Ev,NiDal ST Baltimore ROW has
c&v&>,;y tor 300 cars
The laSt os the bUaoh q Is 2lN26
c>>o$olSSagSoo ,>couao; YES built by The
iNty>c..rSA 1>oa0sotivs works for the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad have been
6e,ivo7>j An5 acs in service on the sec
r~5 division between Brunswick and
Csyalsv)a,6
a >,C,Naav ~ men and some ofSccrs
n the British ship Intrepid were taken
f0ayn Vera Cruz to the City Of Mexico
by the EDc'iSA colony q the capital city
st an expense Of 5000 ana gave CON
certS there which os9turo5 the town.
The men were Nvsu entertained and IS
VEL pleased y the ctizenS,
The navy : to return 10 the ol6-faSA-
ioae5 practice Of jnSt-letios naval oa5-
5ctS oo sailing vaSsol against tAe pro
;c$t If many Of the oS Gers Of advanced
;5oaS bat with she hearty approval
al sac Gid a5ynira1S, Who contend that
oo Su,h experience san No gained for
Young o5sce~> as : Soeurei in working
sh;p under sal powo-
There are 80 modern steamships r
- cruising uow svatlaels 5y the
Cn.tc; States navy 81 case q Wa-, oN-
elusive q regular VT vessels building
OF in Commission, a~5 there a-e rapid
IRE guns enough Il equip Is II them
within 5 WEEK, These ships aVe The
ocean liners ard CO.'S; steamships car
ryius the American gag.
o The Italian minister q public works
5 s practical man. He has abolished
the Complaint book" which used 70 be
feature II Italian railway stations,
Instead complaints must be written on
stamped sheets, which may De pur-
chased at the station and dropped in
box provided for tha, purpose. Thus
the state will profit by those complaints,
but, rs they cost money, people will be
less ready 10 make them.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD

Cod pSS,urSES should 10 proven
rooj feeding AZ TIE o2--- There : n
uuasS TO- much dependence q he rs
tu-s supply, In, whe1 81 z-5-zt : :
p--os-cs Ike The sow. grain : $50 I'M
To--a-t- D-y tocG VIII = -s-S1s5 n a.
SEASONS : r2-is-v : essential :c- o.
Ss<-s,- s-S ezal-A
To have c2c5cs raz<5ss -ex- year
r-zc- ~ ssss rcw. L c,,ls t-z-s- ans
Is Soc- - -Esv a-s 1z-zs szc--6 r1z1
--s- CT . --1-sclIz- -ksE -szcz--
chs rzz-s <zx l-e2ss arE-- Protect
dung he winter VIII ecTs---E o
--s,1- szer-c ken Il : 1-1-s- 1-,5
81 .hsz CUT II he crs2 ar II IL
S--EE
II : zc- safe - grow 4 c-cr Il III
rsseh c-ckL-rS 81 E-vvs-s Aa7s ic-C5
-A1s w6sz rAcs71aess and Fc-as1 ara
8rrGsG 70 -ee l4z6 / crop e c-LZsoo
clcvs-. seed 5cw1 MS Ocz-E scG
-,owsG under II rss S--z-E- VII &c n
g5r1z-azs- TIE clover c,-vs-s ths
s-c1-5 during TIE wI1eer and provides
r-c-oEs1 IN tie sr-E< vhs1 r-ueS
u-Ge--
Warn ws- weather : tsvO-aols 70
olS2, y r.. ard every e=c-z S1,15--5
bs u,1ss u Sss7oy Il Ct F-svszc is
spread MS : ne sszSo- e TIE Esar
VIXEN he S-o1cG may cc1-aiz spores q
tc-S-S DISEASES So- next ys4rs p-ora-
sg;1o-. and the fruit grover caE do
more s=sc-caI work ncw thar Re caz a,
any other tine Every Ezo~ cwiE- ap-
pie. pear O. Srape thai : Affected
Shoal5 be cczSlz-sG 70 the 1azss.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
PREPARING RATIONS.
Cooking Food for stock Is Vet Prof
liable Practice.

We have tried several plans OF pre-
vs-i-E SsvG tc- seek and have come %
The ec-c,us5o1 that IT Is Only in excep-
-icczl cases sA&s 4 can ts considered
advisable 70 eooS tzs tooj. Under whs-
nay y eo-StssrsG 2vs-zse conditions.
re additional Easo secured with he
s-oeS VII n, pay = fair profit for The
ezra wc-S required - oock-
VIZ ne day COWS. growing
s-FsS sd v-s. = pays - grind the
sss1-ec-z- w1s2- q os-s. a. TIE kind
g S-l1 bs-zz tsE nay y. With shszt
cl-s- n =s--s- vat kl-S u stock they
n rs - Ne Ike % TN then
-h-c-E1 EooS c-s-i-E-5ox. and
-As- al S=a- ozsz-i,y q wheat
b-az- al :se5 l. Tbs wgy BT this
IN -h=-s : G-rs q 70 waste Il
tssS-< EzS Z vs-T cczv-z-s -z55o1 :
-31s II Bzt w5-1 c1s average teams
ks2s . ths p--es- IL Eru~E< beef
c4ac-s G-6 11e -1-zt-y. viEo-cCS s1se1-
-Es-s : - Ear-zs-la- sivEzeSss Il
E---E - E- Even wi-1 lie
ezsSsS . S-cssS Z=C Ez1a-lrv
. eases . EEs= -rIz5zzE IL grain
gar : --,c,5 E-u5- 4 led HI sEo1-5
q CEze-s EE1 c-e-ace,5 q IL farm
Il tie expense ans Ec-s a 5sz-zzz e 4
III azc has Es-1 IL coS1 q
g-i-61g, WI lssssz vszT 1z-e-i1-llv
the possible E-v6e. Were an eozsss-
s-sbls c1as- C s-1ez x kept MI
ear. II -1a,-r z rsszS. =. --t,sz
- pay We zrs 5ztlzzss q -hszk that
more CT less e rs week q as5vucacfz<
cooked feed -1-C1-a IL Press : frco
parties Interested N zszE sc-e kind
q coc11E appar1-gs-
T1s-s Is o1s E1a.i Advantage n grind
G< grain szc II ez-tl1< ru1Eh-ess.
tGae * = better opportunity = sE1-S.sc
q making Up eo1P1sse rzriC1z--Oaso
Farmer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
POINTS OF ETIQUETTE.

An engagement ring that is not cost
ly has. set in its gold band, small
turquoise.
After laying aside Grape gown OF
black camel's hair or vicEna cloth
trimmed with wool braid on skirt and
bodice may be worn.
A costly ring should not be worn by a
girl in the workaday world to the office
where she is employed, as it is in ex-
tremely bad taste.
Politeness demands that q lady per-
nit a gentleman near her TO restore TO
her a fan. glove, handkerchief or any
small belonging which she may have
dropped.
Fashionable gloves are of a pale tan
with delicate stitching Of faint blue or
scarlet on the HACKS. The stitching is
not conspicuous. and the four buttons
proclaim that they are for street wear.
The good musician who can give
pleasure 10 people, and declines 10 do
so without much urging. is properly
treated when her genius is ignored. and
some more polite. but less able, girl is
invited 10 be the musician Of the even
iRg.-LadieS' Home Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

The following are the transfers of real
estate As recorded in the Clerks Office
since our last issue:
Rector, etc, Of ST. Johns Chapel,
lBurkittsvlllel, TO Right Reverend
VIM. Paret Bishop. rial estate in
Frederick Co tho consideration given.
Lewis Eefauvvr aud wife, 10 Freder-
lex X Middletuwu Railway Co, II 100
acres Of land, $3.50. f. Marion Faub /,
Ia SiaS Bowie, s. acres ami S roOds,
SS9S. Clara {. Carter 10 Samuel
Keefer, Isl acres of land. SSl5. ChSS.
=. Snook. executor, 10 Ethan \. Wach-
ter, tract of land IN LewiStNwn dist,
SS04 Fahuestcck ightner and wife,
70 Thomas Blackwell, % acres, rond
and Il square percheS OF land, $4,000.
Daniel II Wiugerd, attorney, 70 ChaS.
Il. Hoke, real estate in EmmttSourg,
SS25 John II. MauganS and wife, 70
Harry q. Maugaus, - square percheS
of land, $1,000. Annie NJ. MaugauS
and husband, 70 Frederick Leather
man, 90 acres, more or less, $500 Cal
win :. Uruer, executor, 70 Jacob NJ
Ecker, acres. rood and Is perches
Of land, SIS. Ii 100 John {, Motter
anu IAAAlk NslNNs Il ASANNNr ~ \ "a AAN'aANtN
III. Jones, lot of ground, So Cornelius
III. Jones, 10 Martin w. swan aud wife,
lot OF ground 50. Frank l.. Stoner,
trustee, TO William H. Mines, ) acres,
| rood and 10 square percheS " land,
SHE Jos. G. Miller, trustee, 70 Geo.
w. Webster, Ii acres, roOdS aud ;
sQusre percheS Of land, 81, sc. Oliver
{. WArehime, attorney, 1t al, u Geo.
II. Zimmerman, real estate in FEEDER
lex City, SIS. \. H. Blickeustsd and
wife, 10 Howard Gilbert, 10 arres of
land, more or less. $50. Real Estate
and Improvement CO. Of Baltimore
CITY, 10 Kirby |. RIuSsr, VartSl Of land.
$40. Real Estate ana Improvement
Co. Of Baltimore City, 10 Charles Il
Bratt. pArCal Of lSud. $40 keSl Is
ISte ana Improvement 80. Of Balti-
more Gig, On Fr8uk NJ. Hollis, parcel
Of land SSl0 Real + A,s ana lm-
pavement Go, q Baltimore CIrv. 10
Cos>. e. MSnu, pArcSl 81 lSu6, S1O0
W lrvtcS Parsons Su0 wife. 10 En-
ms J. smith, tWo .CtS Ct land. SlOl
J ahu e. H&vi, Z; SIS, E1mA j..
Smith. two ,o,> Of lSu5. S1U0 GScrSe
II Zimmerman SUu vie. 10 EuulS
J. smith, yWo lots az .SUG. SllU
ThauSS \ Catch aui wife, &c En-
ms J Smith. two le,s q lSni. SiQQ
Henry I.o-surL Sui wife, 70 MSr>S lie
NJ BAljs>, lot, IS. i0 Freie-itk CITY.
SLlpA ThomASH Gd,he5. sNevG,1-.
o. Francis Il, SSpp;yStsv. i5Es St-s> q
lauG $ 9SI ISc0c RncrccscS. S>>i q X,
O. David Guaf, 0sSl s>sS,s ia Ersis-iCk
CITY. S$,5QO David G-O1. - JSc< ,
EabrbScS, -ssl estate in FVs<isrttS city.
SS.5N0. Jaccb RohroAc& Aai wife, 10
David Gc16 e 81. real s>,S.s liz Fred
sftc& CIcy. SS,SN1 MithSs FCSis sud
wife. a. lSms> W. Ls(7o-s. s. Scrs u
land. So John W SsSthri>r ana wife.
,o JSms> W, IS(icre. : $40 Scrs~ %
lSuj Sl1G+1 James ". LStIore Su6
wife, 10 County Commissioners q F0ei-
aIick 60. I5Sl 5>tSis ia FreSS-icS Go.
SyEO 4 {, Null &, 81, to Ellie NJ. Pat
mSu, rsSl estate III E0SisrieS Coluty,
=, 7s@5A
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
COURT DECISIONS.

The druAlenuess Of treSpasser who
sits down On 4 railroad track is held, in
Price vs.. Philadelphia. W. 4 B. r. Co.
(Md1, So L. Il. \. 213, not to excuse him
from the effects OF his negligence.
An assessment on burial ground
for water pipes in street in front of it
IS held in Philadelphia vs. Union Buri-
al Ground lPa.). So L. K. \. 263, not to
be 4 tax within toe exemptions Of such
ground from taxation.
\ public square in town or village
treated as such for more than so years
Is held, in S,urmer IS. county court CIV.
Va. 56 L. 4 A. 800, to be irrevocably
dedicated for public use and the county
court IS denied the power to sell such
square 10 private persons for the cree
tiou Of private buildings thereon.
\ lien for a street assessment is held
in DreSmau -. Farmers and T. ua-
,ioual bank KY. So L. L. y. l21. to be
the necessary implication prior in rank
70 an a0tscedeut mortgage. where the
city charter authorizes such assess
neuts with lien therefor without sx-
preSS.y declaring their right.
An agreement between several per
sons 20 subscribe for stock for the pur-
pose Of establishing cooperative
store under the control Of three persons
IS directors with 4 division of the
profits in proportion 10 the amount con-
,ribu-si Is held in Carter. D. 4 Co. vs..
McCiurs. L, q CO, ,Tenu.). So L f. \.
-, 70 constitute q partnership. and
where the shares are made transferable
sale q some OF them does not dissolve
ths rartne-s rfn-Ehica- News
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

How many farmers who keep but
Ter dairy have 0eeACueG how much their
p-oGuc, cos-S -he0e O2.y 3 very small
proportion u Sve-ass farmers have
done - V, thac : The frs principle
Of SoOi business, whether in farming
O. SnytkiaE else We knew farmer
once who rec&c0si that. taking the
whole ysar together, his butter had cost
him ilss cents q pound. HIS COWS
Wers. however. much better than the
average, ard though his butter VS. q
G->t quality. it 90, him less than The
pcor quality q butter - most farm
Is Ill. art Which thsy 81 5. 5 Is
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

PHILADELPHIA. DsC. The forti-
tcSt.orS 81 Fort Delaware and thoss on
either side q the Delaware river At
Delaware City. Del, and Films Point.
y. !. which have been in course OF con,
St-uctiou fer many months and which
are relied upon in case y a war TO de-
ferj Philadelphia from the invasion u
any foreign power. have been officially
inspected by General Nelson A. Miles
commander in chief Of the United States
army. The result OF General Miles in
Spection will not be made known until
he makes his official report The gen
eral said the amount expended in to~ti-
wing the Delaware at this point al
ready amounts 10 upward of S1.0ee COO
but congress will be asked to appropri-
ate another million with which 10 COM
plste the work. He added that with
this money all the Notifications could
he completed in from six months to 8
year after the appropriation is made.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
TO BE ERECT.

Hold the arms behind the back.
Roll the shoulders backward and
downward.
Try to look at the top of your high
cut vest or necktie.
Put the hands on the hips, with Ell
bows back and fingers forward.
Try to squeeze the shoulder blades
together many times day.
Walk or stand with hands clasped be-
hind the head. elbows out.
Walk or even run upstairs with from
ten to forty pounds on the head.
Garry a cane or umbrella behind the
small of the back or behind the neck.
Practice the arm movements Of
breast stroke swimming while stand
ing or walking.
Stand erect at short intervals during
the day with head up, chin in, chest out,
shoulders back.
Stand now and then during the day
against a wall, with your heels, Shout
ders and head touchingit
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
Rsmnxed From Office.

ALBANY. Dec. 1.-State Factory In
spector O'Leary has appointed Henry
n. Sehurr of Buffalo. a deputy inspect
Or in his department TO succeed Fran
els L. Coe of the same place. resigned.
he also has removed from office Mar
garet Finn and has accepted the reslg-
nation OF Kate Hall. both OF whom have
acted as deputy inspectors and who
were appointed from New York city.
Louise Cuthill Of New York city, who
formerly served as a deputy in the de-
partment. has been reinstated. Depu-
" factory inspectorships pay $1,000 a
year
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
rhouzhs She W.. nz..n-

WASHINGTON Nov sG--Tne cas-
~ 81 EEz-E stranded 81 Str-1y-
hahn. Sw=Gsz-s capital las been carI=5
- the ATTENTION q this Euvsru-s-e
and means Ter Es- return Il this coun-
~ have beer furnished by her brother
through ths StzEs 1=perWs1t Ths
EuEzE & L hall breed ChickzszT- whe
l'1E1=,5 L s10w and was lzEr 1t Stock
holm -1srrzEIw GsrsnEsi N r=r m
baIzEcsG esuL1I-1 Il mind Sc saEz
claim q the throne q th4r crr-er~
and rraese,1EzE 70 the palace 6azzrs-
81 her rights as queen
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Dec. l. The
work Of Engineer John Fritz OF this
place. the expert appointed by the naval
board 70 draw plans and prepare an es-
innate Of the cost OF q proposed ord
nance plant for the United States gov
eminent. is done. and & special carrier
';as been dispatched 10 Washington
with the work. Mr.. Fritz refuses TO
discuss his plans and estimates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
Foa.th Glass Possms.sers.

WASHINGTON. Dec THE follow
- fourth class postriSstsrs have been
prointsd, New JsrSey-Eolly Beach.
.-iHsn' Z Forcu1- New Yerk-Norsh
ava. : O. Warren, Oskhsld. {. H.
Griffin >rsvs-Svilis. H NJ Sto6GarG:
T-cS ahos. r g. Bennett; White Lake.
Robert l. Jones. Observation-Disclosures
am. Lulu =. Baker
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

NEWARK. y. J.. Dee Vice Chan
-elloC Emery has appointed John 5,
,gcM@Stsrs q Jersey City receiver for
the Rock City Falls Paper company Of
N2ssac husstts. The application was
made by Perkins. Goodman & CO. o.
New York On the ground that the de-
sO3ant company. which Is incorporated
under the laws u New Jersey. is in
solvent
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

PHILADELPHIA. Nov el-<S-s<,-v
:. Keea. Ne-sriS1 % ths C-.vs-S1cv q
PsasSy wants, has &ccspsss ths ucS5-
ttoo ~ librarian g thc E5Ssc-5-z- -
csety % PeonSy ivSr.S. IN c-S eaS s9r
many years ~ ErsSe-scS 2. : -s. vnc
Iis,3 LAST summer. III. Nse--S wc-S Al
the university hss C,sss rs -s-ss "a
r,il5sr - librarians sid roeGsas-s 81
over the Country
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
FACTS Sos FARMERS.

Cod ca-rto35s- : better fo- he
horses ,hAn roo- Aay-
: long = hc-S car be Gep- heslthy
they csn - made printable
During the fall and winter 5 ; goo6
,i--s % Organize farmers clubs,
The older the >torS bSconeS before
I &vke,jnS the rno7e = cossS = led sni
faJten.
The profit in farming : determined
L. the difference in prices a2d the Cos:
Of raising
Plan - provide work tor the rsSIns
every day thar the weather Will permit
through the winter.
To secure the bcSr results in feeding
The animal must bc Kept IS regular 81
fielding as possible,
Corn = usually the mos, sbuuiSnt
and cheapest, ard generally the beSg
grain tooi we can baye,
II YOU are land poor, have Eot more
l2ud than you can maintain in $ c>od
state u fertility, sell oS part.
During the fall and winter is 5 gooi
time ~ plap ont the farm - - 70 DC
away with all unnecessary fencing,
Care must be taken not - put The
SOW on tull feed too soon after fSroow-
irg, Gradually increase her ration.
Keep in dry a0d convenient place
WHERE the hogs can help themselves \
supply az ashes, salt and eoppS-Ss--
Farmers Union.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

Secretary II the Treasury GSSs est
mates the deficit for the tiScSl ycST en-
ding June 80, lSa>, ST no, more than
IS, OlO, ga
ChSirmsu Cannon. u the HOUSs
committee On appropriations, SSNS his
committee : in favor q economy sud
will try 70 hold appropriations down t.
the SEXUAL needs II the government
The cabinet discussed measures II re-
lief for the sufferers in the kioDGiSs
gold region. The people of the Pacific
cesSt Will provide food supplies If the
government viii furnish trsC$po-tA-
,iou,
The attorney Tor Victor McCord, The
American engineer. who claims So
go indemnity from Peru. says that the
Peruvian government : attempting -
cosrce his client.
Owing to the friendly rels.iouS te-
tween the United States aud Spain,
American warShips Will winter IN the
West Indies.
Seuator Harris, Of Kansas. says there
: no probability Of currency leSisla-
tjo0 81 the forthcoming session Of Con-
SgsSS,
Don; .orset the opening to-day st
J Hsissly ksllsr'S drug store, lbs \.
MsrSsJ street
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

German Science ritain's Labora-
tory at Work-A Solution of the
Wave-Motor Problem-Can the
Planets be Explored by Camerap
-Efliorescences on Buildings-A
Now Creosote Preparation-Dis-
tribution of Carbonic Acid,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

E.0v-EIE- MSSS- Dec- L-FrzzS 4
-e5.k 1Cs Asss <SceifrsT eVrH4sts-
c. Essssr ~ 1zsaS Ss II
tSoe1 II rs e5SS xsscscGGy-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

SYRACUSE NOV, Sa-Co-rs,;us r,,r-
Ssrsld indicted for Sossc - -cc-s
SurSlSrtes. one ~ gang t-tsS % o-sSS
'Sh yesterday ~ TIRE psrtcsntiz-y S-S
- lioSvSte jScNis sNCsSe-Sl& 8 -1s-, -s-
q tbs same S2uS. 6uy his plans - 60
rie3. Il wSS found thsc - ASi sUs AZ
opening thrcUSh the H-scS Ua lis, -
Ing his cell SG3 hsG made s aesS ky u
u0loc& JSckis'S 3oc-. Re w-zS cs-zec
while p0ytius hts p1Sa II operation
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
CITIZEN MORNING DECEMBER 1897

From tests made in the vicinity of
Sheffield, Eng, Mr.. w {. Williams
finds that the proportion OF carbonic
acid in the air is distinctly greater in
towns than in suburbs, that y marked
increase is produced by fog or snow.
also by very high or very low baro-
metric pressure, but that rain exerts no
decided influence. The carbonic acid
OF respiration is not evenly distributed
through room, rs many Psychologists
have maintained. In lofty rooms il
was less near the ceiling than near the
floor, tut rooms 9l to Is feet high had
much more carbonic acid near the top,
the excess being greatest ut night.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

Mis- FrfSeIe>-Flow DID yoa co-se &c
sccen, Mr. GilSalG
Ms Gibhs-He ssld re that hs sett
- eheape-Feck
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

All the observed phenomena Of lie
Bon,'s so-calltd "black light are
found 10y NJ. Becquerel to 6e attribu-
table TO ordinary red and rnfra-red
rays. These pass through ebouite aud
eNtinguish the phosphorescence of sui
phide Of zinc.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03

GeoSots. \ combination Of vSlsriSp'c
acid with ore0Sots, is Sn oily liquid,
with SwsetiSh taste. that seems 10
have the medicinal properties % ereV~
sole without It's burning effects Ii i
administered under the SkiU, ar in
smAll deSsS IN mUeilSgs u children or
Ia capsules 70 ad0ltS, II SppsSrS 10 b.
y dectded toatc IN debility, useful In
Intestinal casarrh Snd la infsntils dlSr~
rhoea " here other rsmsiieS hSvs failed,
aud especially vSlusole In pulmonary
consumption and tU6sre0lc0S glands,
joints and oones> In 10 Gases q phtbi-
sis reported hy nr. Risek. only Is faded
60 benefited BY this remedy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-03
NATIONAL TOPICS,
Monday.

The Haytian munster st Washing
ton consulted State Department Ogti,
cisls in regard % GsrmSny'S SE,itUGS
towards HSyti.
Government re pts for NoNsOoSz
Were S, So. loo less than the eNpSudt-
lures. The deficit for ths trS; NV
mouth, Of the fiscal year Is S46,ASl, IN
In orisr Joprsvsnt The crush st TIRE
White House receptions the 0uUloSr ~
invitations Will X reIueSsi,