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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
THE BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
FOR ASSEMBLY.

tieors. Carly C;s JNoA and Rep) Charles J: KIlman
dem and Nat. DEM. John pc Morgan Jem Dem
,ul United D.m). Rud)lph Ensle5gecht tsoc.-Labi.
Xcnas ". Bliss Gr0J.
For hsrlf-FreIeiick ". Jansen Cits Union and MAJ
pcn,J HAIRY &. Jones G.epl. August Acker DEM,
John r. Moore soc -Iab1. John W. Rh!nes PRO-.
For President OF Borough-ieorgo Cromwell (Cits
Union Rep JEFF. Dem. United DEM and Nat. Dem.l.
pr. John l. Fecny d)cmJ {. OF, Eranseeky ,soe.-
LlbD. Robert Scott Ploj
For Coron"rs-E - Iccn.ry ana JONI J. SpraHle 'CI's'
UnonI William p Wilkinson and Henry a. Guyon
tRop1. George e. TrantOr tDemD. John Seayer dem.
ana Nat DEM. John T. Cltes and James Lyle Gen.
Dem. ana United Denl). Charles Bauscher 'Soc-
Lab Ava u. Decker and kuntz X HalveRsen
(Prol George Meurer Jr. tNat. DEM.
illlam A Johnston tCts. Union.
and Nat Den.). Henry y Montgomery Cts Union,
Guy s Brantnsham ,Repl BENJAMIN Bodine Dcm)
Joseph +. O'Grady DEM Jof. DEM United Dem
md Ma pem). Erastus Wiman GeT Dem and
United Deinl William Van Worst and George
Schenk (Soc.-I.ab) James c. Howard and William
IT. pepuy drop.
For Allermen-Walter Durhrow V-ts Cnlon). Aiming
G. Prall CRspb John j. Vaughn. jr. tDem.). Julius
Muller Jef. Dem, United Dem. ani Nat. peml
George s. sullivan 'Soc. Lab). Robert +. Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01

If you are i'll you need a doc
tor in whom you have confidence.
If you need a remedy you
want one that has been tested for
years; not an obscure, untrlcd
thing that is urged upon you,
or on which YOU save a few
cents-that is no consideration
as against health.
For wasting in children or
adults, SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophosphltes
has been the recognized remedy
for twenty-five years.
.lOc. $40. ali druggists.
SCOTT A. BOVINE. Chemists, York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01

John G. Marshall Pro- William H Spencer Omitted
DEM.
WITH plstrct-Franci. - Huntington 'cits. tnion Nel-
son II Henry Rep Joseph y Finn tIanl')' Alex
anier Jonas ,Soc-Lanl Ava Ames Pio1' James
A. Hooper ,NI;. DenD
WIN nlstn-t-Ilmss 4. bowling 'C'F tnionl CarHlne
Ia N-..l1 tEcpJ. FredeI.ch +. FlecK IAN; aiI
JeN Demo- Henry EAungartner Uro). ana MlcnaeI
A. scuba ,Nat pem-D
Win Dst,lct-Thoras Fitzpatrick tCts. rn:on, John
/ 1I5rinu Ocp and Unitei DEM. Patrick II. heahon
,T4n. anG Nat Deul.l. George Ndllfnscn'hgeF tHpr-
I.4bl. ard Aaron L. Lewis l'ro)
yIII.h Dstr.ct-P.clre v Sicso.s'en Cts Union Rep
Ief Der1. and United DEM. Louis MnshE - am,
Nat. Dem. and Haui-in-Ha Demo. Max frienianhT
(so--L4ht. and John Jaeger 'fr"'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
CORNERSTONE lid.

Tho cornerstone OF the new Evangelical Lutheran
,L,r,h Of the Atonement. at One-hundred- and-
fortie,n-st and EdsecomO-aveo was laid Yesterday
afternoon The services were conducted by the
Rov +. II. Knubel. pastor OF the eongregation
n t The Rev g. O. wenner, Of Christs Church,
offered prayer. The Rev }, B. RemensnydeT
delivered the address The other speakers , Were
Trinity Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND
THE BRO

For justices v 9Th e. the Supreme coa nI S a5n
Thoma; Drew steIs0n pro-; william F MacRss
e 6.n Den O%s o Af sp fsAo c3on ss s1a
Tam. ana Nat Dem; cus,ave Dressler Csoc.-LAb);
,:nios ana Isa penn: Elisha ( Camp rep: jGSp
Katz (Sq2c:-Ls6Ji Thomas 4 Eason Pre-; Louis Louis
rnon and jeff DEM Henry Bat,y Rep: Ed
Iab). Patrick H. Lynch PRO-.
For sherir-Eaward + Mcsveeney (ctts Union and JEFF
DEM ThoTnas l. h1m9p ReP 6sSmss j. Dunn
Thomas e1n + smith (Enijsd penn
For County clsrkBenianain E Hall CTS rni9a and
Schmer sp ana Nat DEM Henry ps snni s sos
For Ress,er-Paul Goepel Ccits rnion, George w
Ds s'f Ra I'f Ada lem nen aR n Ss
Bernstein United Deml
For % o FSs CTS u1ion s sn4
aidasr Fam m ann Nat p s' 9e5 A aaIss
cray Gn5ed Dem Dem ''"'e'e "'''' James A.
For Presaen, Of the Borough q Manhsttan-Robe5. J
Hoss' G gnSn sea J fan, Re% ana ks q p ssrn
f1s5. T4S s.s oac5 s John Mckee 0'
For President Of the Borough Of the Bronx--John E.
a aos., s sn ca nn Bel sP s,.r keu ~
Lab. Charles r. Durham Pro>.
For Coroner Of the BOroush Of Msnha,tan-Aitred z
aS s5 E E8%a ra M Tam Tns shG s
Dem,; Joseph Levitch (SOc.-LabJ J. H. Yarnail
CPro); John j. Brennan United DEM.
Cyrus John Strong tCits. Union and JEFF DEM; Gustav
K MD s NS1,9, BaqsIs fs, ana Ss
peG,er ProJ: Richard Newman (Un!,ed DEM.
William Henry Terry CTS Union and Jen. DEM;
George ". Kra.n (RepD; Antonio yucca CTam. and
Nat Dem) Herman Schueter (Soc.-Lsb) W. r.
Inge Dalton (ProJ David Lloyd Omitted DEM.
SSvi Francis Warner Cits Union and JEFF. Dem) Moses
J. Jackson (Rep); Edward ". Hart Tam. and Nat
- Dern); Wadenar Dorfman Soc Labo; A. Worra
lN Palmer Pro): Richard r. Murphy Omitted DEM.
SYor Coroners OF the Borough Of the Bronx-Emory l.
Ernhout (cits. Union: John r. Gustayeson Gepli
r. Anthony Mcowen Tam and Nat. Dem0 Joseph H.
. Sauter tSoc.-Lab.): George a. Crump Pro.J.
Patrick Byrns (Cits. Union) Rufus r. Randall Rep)
Thomas VI. Lynch (Tam); Frank Leib tSOc.-l&b)
Charles Shirmer (PrOJ.
jor of Municipal Court XIth District. Bor-
ough of Manhattan--Francis J. Worcester Gets
Union Rep and JEFF. Dem.). William L. stlings
Tam. and Nat. Dem), John c. Moller Csoe.-Lab)
John McLaren (Pro)
Tor OF the Municipal District Borough
OF the BroDx-William w. Perheld (Cite. Union and
TAM, Richard y. Arrow G2ep. Nat. Dem. Jeff
and United DEM. Victor Stikel (Soc. -Lab)
Tor Justice OF Municipal District Borough
Of the Bronx-Willsm @. McCrea Cts Union)
\. Douglas Mathewson Repl. John NJ. Tterney Tam
" and Nat Dcnl). John b. We.derkan (Soc. Lab J.
George NJ. Conover Pro.).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
MADE 4 SUPERVISOR or INDIAN SCHOOLS

Washington. Oct. S!-Thomas T. smith OF rats
burg y Y. has been appointed supervisor OF
Indian Schools There are i've Of these officers
Mr.. Smith has been connected with the indian
service for many years. as agency employe' ssent
and inspector and lately as AssisH3 10 S Eaa n
tba letter of1ro ac-uAted the Administration IN re-
tanning him Until lass month wnen y was ea-
nccrcd that hs would be rewarded WIZ NE ap,
r.,t,,cn Of 80 ,cial agent which recently fell 10
,,s,r1 81 SaDaror Fairbanks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
FOR ASSEMBLY.

IL, Dls,rc,-IIa-old -. Christensen dsepr George r.
1t t t, ,Io'' I,c1b n ocbhard (Gieason DenJ
ia plslrict-H s'ewar, Mcknight rep Cyrus B. Gale
GIor ma Gleason Dem). John OPEL 'soc--iah''
Thomas H. Fredercks PToD
ma District-(ieorgc Wallace dlspD. Edward y Town
send Dem and Gleason DEM, Ansel J. Brewer
Pr1I.
For coron,rs-I.atc-t q. uaaam and Alonzo D. Houeh
,I.ep and Gleason pem.). samuel -. Mutt Fepl
Priiio Crlnin. Lawrence l.. Wise and Leonard
RnuH ir tDemJ. Alfred y. Hallock. Or Elwool
Griffin and julius T.. Phelps G'roD, John y. NcE!roy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
FOR ALDER MEN.

Is, DI,rict-N F Scihs (Ropl. Joseph Gel'cr Dem ,
Charles WonIeisteln Spc.-lab). william FarHs PEp'
Ia Die'ri~-Wlilllm r James 'EopD, John = Prendsr
VIllo Dem ana Gleason Deml. william n. Nc
Heath tS5c Lab. Charles s. Travis U!o).
For President - he Borough-Feiix Fri'sche rep
Frederick B9wlev (Dem). Charles Berg osoc -Laop
To-l leo tvroD. Frederick W. purion Gleason pem)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
FOR ASSEMBLY

;% Ti% ri i' sla BEN Benz E tsa.. afsf,
man sc Labi Ul.iam V Bishop droJ.
I'd .s ssss n. D", G, h Sa29 ana IN
% So ls 2 2sn..i F aned Dem Hines ' ''
,'harIce J MclIaic ,nopJ Thomas II cullen Dem
b fnq Eel Eel Gro5 rd%ari sr'u1ias United pom
vh D'piy py .a ans Er4 penn. ma T Bee
p panc~n VA D.mJ. TnuAy clark Fro' John
VIII hr5a Gs1oo Pasr" Fs E' fo,1 '3a F s
On crrc3' r r rsraan, La, den )t'ni'sd DEM
win a.S &a aoo .,,! r., IA b.5 ; ,s s"j
B Besf $50 -'i rsb,. will'n r,arry fF'o,
VIE Elalrd c!.t9n @ lc' y TaS,I. 'T p
Galarhcr Dem. a~i JeH DEM. Patrick M4,ph}
BE- s,$li tl f. Kty ~ 'rni S BENZ ,r1'
vIrI,h Ds,ric'-F,lir g KEENAN, ,c'. linton. Rep sni
"a, p' a.. Thofn'$ f'rr'' Dem ''" DEM ann
KIN ps,-c WI ,c ,.ni' s 9a 81 ,s, n' T.a
Den- ana TINTED DEM Henry samuei'on Soc
KIN .a n'.j'a s554 Tim Den, IN ps@ g; "a, %
s1a United Dem Jsm~. J. oD"a 'so'.-Lab).
KIN DeNoa9 Te19. CT ~ 6 ra,o" a., "a , FcP1
psaj. v Iryias T'5lar Na'. peao GeorE. Hai''y
xrr,h Dl.,-l.-Iosn thatcher CO... linton Ard Na,
dem. nnf JeT DEM. Frederick \ Lelsc soc
Lab. W"!iam cray Ts', Thomas \ h'pN'ns
Onltsf DEM
xrIr.h pi-.-e,-- Frank , schur ,cits Union Rep and
Nat DEM. BARLEY J. Wright Dem, Jen Dem.
ana United Derl Frederick \. y. GrGhs t,oc.-
Lab Charles TYSON pro-
XIV n!sirle,-rames ! stanton fC't' Union and Nat
DEM. Herman j. Tro't~ tRcpp. Auglst r Schin'l
Dem AMI Jsn DEM william ks!.e! ,soc Lab,
isaac H. Hcfs!on dr'I. William ). MciInn Omitted
Deml.
XVII D,rt-io,-rc--ph Murray rep. Harry Howard
Dale Dem and Ien DEM james + levitt 'Nai;
Dem. Elias SIMON soc-l%aol. Jos"ph FlaSn 'Ih'e'
penn
xvIth pi,tric,-Edvard e.. Brennan "1;s linton ana
RepI Ienry J Miller Dom. and JEFF prmt VIII
lam : Warren tNat. DEM richard stewart t-1c.-
Lab, Franklin Nance pro'. william Allen
Smith United Dcma.
XvIIm D..uc,-Henry Marshall R,n). Dsan ey T
Nichols Diem. ana JeG. penn. Emu schneepoen
cNa, peml. George II Sparks dro'. Charles F.
Miller UaltcA DEM.
XVIII Ds,r,f -Ge.fse tiffany 0It. Union and Repl
John j.. Ma.sah~ .len. ln4 lon Dom. mo
EiNon tS-rI~1l. william \ Pascal d'lo1. James
Farrell d'nito1 pcrJ.
XIX,h Ds,1ct-Frcderlct \ Never cl''. Inion and
icir~cht stsnim ,so.-LAbJ. David l. Webb pro-.
John Rapp United Dem).
XX,h Distrct-FreGerlck O. Hughes (Ci's. t'ni'n ard
gepJ OTTO WicAa dem. Jsn Dem. and Nat Dem B.
Iielrv Kuhn '-uc-f.aht. Eh'nrzer : bis i-nu lrgh
cp.1i. JOSIAH ". Th0upson United Dom
XxI-t Di-trct-Jacob \ Livingston dt'pl. John l.
| Eoisert tpern1. Ferdinand :. Oswald tNa'. Dem,
Tug, Noet (Soc -laul. ~. 4 strand Qr1l faiilcS
| Francis Manning Ua'od DEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01

,pro,. Joseph Charles Israel United Demo. Morris
Hartmann GDd. Rep.l 80 -.
,,>--,r, ros.nb partes oct Union). Charles
Wall Qepl Iauren'c ". Mcrath GAN. avg III: II,
Dem). NJ. H. Mcdonnell 'Jen ren'' ""''i'' --0''~'
-I.abp Andrew j. storms Nro'l.
XXXVth pisirici-Frcderck Won Beest..n On MI ,I
and RepD Henry Geiger Uan an Nat' pei" -
,.1ael Cent iJen. Dem.l. Emil Net%el NH9-'-A~-0'
Jesse II Sou, pro-.
Anncx-Ge0rce ". Lewis Rep), Frank Cas- cram am
Nat DEM William Eberle Omitted DcInJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
Tile BOROEGH OF QUEENS.

por Member o, Council Eastern District-Eh A Csre
tRApt David l.. Van Nosirand DEM, Robert DICK
con ,soc -Iabl. Samuel Mills G'o). Andre" j.
Ryan Gleason Deml
TO- Member Il Council. Western Distrct-Jonn w Ben
not, REM Joseph Cassidy DemJ Waltred T. Oss-
berg ,S,e.-Labp. Lewis r. Thompson uro'' Henry
Str0hel Gleason DEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01

% va ''s 4. P,n N hsssF' p @;isi 4 G'5
Wallace GProp. , :,
xxth pisrict-John ] Doubleday G:ep) corne'i1s F.
Collins Tam and Nat neIq To- 'cya1dr- stewart
United Dem).
xxrs, pl.tct--wlam NJ Benn.', ci,, rnon' Gs IS
Mint Aa'@ .esR' hd%@rd H. Mead G:oJ. joaO II
Banton (Sa, DEM. 1901,
Nat Dem, CHARLES snongood diep intel DEN ana
M MsTtn IN F evan" 5soe lab Edward None ro)
xxIIId Dstric,--Mark J. Lowenhal CITE Union; Rep
f ps 5e Joh R'P xer HGias George PROB
XxIvth DlstricLeon Cohen CTS TnI9n1; Morris bs r.
r ssce'Iabl s s Williams dPro).
xxya p,5S94n a. W Hs4t Il or rnoD cns Sf
W. Fuess proj: Percy, ]. Hall Omitted Dem''' A
xyv1rb D,strct-Frank A. sovsk tRepl. Charles S
am Nat DEM JcsePH E ETA 8Gr
xxyIh r 5enS cn.,.. . T. T Md5y
(TsmS, Esbert G. Barton dro). Otto fofs (Na'
Dcm.).
xxy s.n s and as HSSni SP boS$
faSJ' Charles Knapoma m Gro)
yyry,, Distrct-Afred F selissberg (Cits. Union and
DEM N Ss:msh 4 f EroSEs i sD 'D'"' L.
xxXth pisric,-Charles L. IeeheTer CHS Union Jon9
jon .5 d.d ls:'E e. 4 st Ds" dr Ae'A
,xIm pisrac,Frank Meade r ReP ASe rsd e. c59
William H. Draper NPro).
xxo,,ra Dstr,ct--Edward Gillespie Rsp). Thomas +.
Hnnroiy Tam and Nat. DEM Samuel Weiss (Soc-
I.ab1 Theodore n MacHey Niol' h"s@1e a Johnson
Omitted Dem) ~
xyxUIa p,,.rio;-Harry n. Herb,r tCir: Unon). Cor
nsi,,s T Reilly tTlep). John j. Eean Tam and Nat
nnen1 Joseph Lederer (Soc.-lab) Charles y. Mazza
I,roj otto Ohliser Omitted Demo- Isaac s. Cherry
lind. RepD,
WYNN pstrict-Wilam G kirkland (Cits. Inion).
sitred r. Hall. ir. Giep), Lyman ". Redngton
I'm, United Dem and Nat. DEM. Jerome T.
p.iliy def Dcrn.>, Bernhard Wilcke tsoc-Lsb) Dell
n.r Crandal PROB
xxyvh ps,riot--charles II. Cronin (CS. Union and
"~N RAM Richaro II. Mitchell Tam. and Nat. DemJ,
iobn J. KinneslIy (Soc. -Iab) conn +. Jewell Hro).
-, ns,riet Annex Alfred f. Smith CRep) Jared sand
''' fori Tam ana Nat. Denh)
,-a Di.,ric, Annex-Viism J. Grsney (Ciis Union
'' JeN Dem. Tam. and Nat Dem) George II. Mairs
(Rep)
FOR ALDERMEN
Ia. p,.trlet-ssmusi c. Davis (Cits. Union and JEFF
'' rem1 William A. Cummings NepJ. jeremiah
Kennefck tTam>. Samuel Crystal (Soc.- Lab George
car (ProO. James Petty Onei DEM John n
Fitzgerald (Nat. DEM.
ia p,.trict--John c Gabier (Cs Union Jen Dem,
~ simon Gavin RepJ jeremiah Cronn Tam and
Nat DEM John Nagel Soc Lab). Reuben John
(Pro).
IVA Dstrict-John A. E1uokser lCits rnion). Henry
'' sicarli (Rep). Joseph T. yelling Tam. and IA,
DEM. Rudolph Lovstrand (Soc -Lab). John
Andrews (Pro) Thomas Dryer United DEM.
ryth District-Julius Blumberg tCts Union and Jeff
DEM. Patrick J. o. risn Hepp. Bernard Click
Tam. and Nat DEM. Gustav Nauman 'soc.-I-abJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
4 NBITTON.
The XashlnCton Star.

From The Washington Star
OF course remarked tho political boss. a man
I'm this business can't 10 absolutely perfect.
No"
And the next best thing. In my opinion, II for
him 10 he perfectly absolute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01
Gurouean Advertisements.


y,EURoPEANs AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
II the London ONCE of The Tribune. lad
Fleet street, a convenient place to leave
their advertisements and subscriptions COR
The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-01

JOc ard Sl.OO ali druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
To Increas. Ones HEIGHT.

Most short people would like to be
taller, but it has never occurred to them
that 1t is possible to add to their stat
ure. Some one has been experiment.
ing, and has succeeded in growing
taller by simple if rather uncomfort-
able means. 1t is weii-understood
fact that people are taller in the morn,
ing than at night. OF course, the diff
ference is extremely trifling, but, all
the same, a difference exists. 1t
seems that during the night the joints
and muscles straighten out and stretch,
during the day the frame settles to-
gether and the muscles contract. The
experimenter has rugged a set of pull
leys and weights which he attaches by
easy-fitting bands to his ankles and also
under his arms. One set of weights
hangs over the foot of the bed, the
other from the head. He claims to have
increased his stature three inches with.
In a few years. The process. he de-
clares TO be not specially conducive to
comfort and restfulness, but greatly de-
string to grow taller, he has not al
lowed the discomfort attending it to in
terfere. Granting that this is true, and
certainly 1t has a scientific basis, peo-
pie may grow taller according to their
fancy. 1t might be that if children
were properly looked after and framed
in, in order to remove the weight from
their joints, that they might be brought
up to almost any stature.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
Oufy a Sound.

"while 1 was in Paris" says trav-
eler. 81 took one lesson from famous
French teacher. I paid large price
for it and had to rush home before
second was due, but 1 consider that my
meney was well invested, for she-it
was a woman-impressed one import
ant linguistic fact upon my mind. This
was that the French language has no
sound of "a as in 'ah.' Nine-tenfhs
of the Americans who pretend to speak
French say la morte, la terre, la this,
that and the other, as broad as a Bos-
tonese says can't and shan't. 1t is alb
solutely wrong. The sound Is as IN
mat, chat and those words; the tongue
is placed quite differently. The OBJ
servance Of this one distinction more
than almost any other gives the real
Partisan tang that we call accent, but
which is really only French, pure and
aimDlp
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
How He Made a Saving.

'That mine in Tuolomne County is
costing me mint Of money" said 20
cal capitalist to one of his employees.
Il wish you would figure around and
see If you can't make a saving some
where. If you can I'll raise your sal,
ary $50 month
But suppose I can't make a saving
of $50 a month";" inquired the young
man.
well, I've tried to figure 1t out my
self, and 1 can't find where 1 can save
a cent If you can you are worth $40
a month more"
'All right, sir I'll look into It,"
The young man went over all the ac.
counts, but he could not find where he
could cut down single expense. FL
nally it occurred to him that he was
drawing $25 month for acting as sec
retary of the mining company.
1--WE found place where you can
save $25 MONTH" he Informed his en-
ployer the next day. 'I've cut off that
salary of S25 a month we've been pay
ing the secretary for doing nothing"
He got his raise.-San Francisco
Post
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
Died Of Medicine.

A correspondent writes warning suf-
ferers from influenza against the indis-
criminate use of antipyrine. He says:
"My physician, distinguished man,
told me this morning that he ascribed
the great death rate from influenza in
France to the careless use of antipy-
rine. 1t seems there is lotion, the
name of which 1 forget, largely COM
posed of antipyrine, which French peo-
pie have ready against the malady. If
they take small doses it will not do
much harm. But they are not content
with small doses when they have in
fluenza, and it kills them. Death, of
course, is then enormously ascribed to
Influenza, the fact being that they die
of their medicines "-Westminster
Gazette
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
Expenses OF the Navv.

Our country is universally known a.
land of peace, the indisposition of the
American people to enter upon a mill
tary conflict with anybody save under
the strongest provocation having be
come historic. In view of our peaceful.
attitude toward other nations it is O
singular fact that our expenditures
direct and consequential, for war, fan
exceed all other expenses for other OBJ
tects Of the government. Since 11Ss
the expenditures of the government fol
the various objects have been S2,S54,
;S5,519 for civil and miscellaneous; fol
war, S5,031 ,604, $50; navy. 81, ,354 300,
521; Indians, S321, ,365,9 ,929; pensions.
$2,0S9, ,S37 ,064; interest on public debt
$2,S26, ,922, ,743; total, 14,479, ,0T0,956. II
will thus be seen that the expenditure
for war is double that of any other OBJ
ject, while if the interest ON the public
debt, the disbursements for pensions
and the cost of the navy be added to
the outlay, our war expenses by fai
exceed all other expenditures Of ehe
government. The greater portion was.
of course, on account of the civil war,
but since that struggle our outlay fol-
army and navy has been very consider
able. Since 1865 the highest expendi
ture for the army in any one year
was in 1866, amounting to $2S4,449,.
702, and the lowest in 1856, being $34,
324, ,153. The highest expenditure fol
the navy in any one year since 1866
was S43.324, 119, in 1866, and the low.
est 13.536,9S5, in 1850, the annual ay.
erage for the army being $159, $780, 1927,
and for the navy SOS, ,430552.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
Somewhat Remarkable.

IT don't see what there was 30 re
markable about him." said the man
with the cob pipe, when recently de-
ceased acquaintance came up for dis
cuesion.
'That's because you don't understand
all the circumstances" replied the man
with the cigar. You know, he was a
bachelor"
Certainly. Everyone who knew him
at all knew that"
"And he was also wealthy"
"Yes. Everyone knew that. What
of itT
"Why, he's one of the very few
wealthy bachelors who have been able
to die without having widow turn up
and sue the estate"
After few minutes of reflection the
man with the cob pipe admitted that
there was a little something out Of the
ordinary about that.-Chicago Post.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08
Train on the Air.

Interesting results Of an investiga.
ton of the effect produced by rail.
road train on the air through which 1t
moves were presented at a recent
meeting of the st. Louis Academy of
Science. 1t appears that motion is
communicated to the atmosphere many
feet away, so that a large amount of
air is dragged along with the train. A
peculiar danger arises near a swift
running train from the tendency of the
moving air to topple a person over,
and at the same time to communicate
a motion of rotation to the body, which
may cause it to roll under the train.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-07-08

the open, where grand view of noun
tain forest and stream spread far be-
low, glistening in the crisp sunlight.
At one point where the road wound
in to the west side of the mountain
making it decidedly shady and cool, l
saw a mountaineer coming toward me
on sorry mountain nag without other
caparisoning than the bride, the make
up of which was rope for head-stall
and papaw bark for reins. AS he came
nearer could not help noticing his at
tire, which consisted of cottonade trou,
sers six inches too short, hickory
shirt wide open at the neck and but
tonless, a dilapidated straw hat, bare
hands and feet, and every square incl
of visible flesh on him as rosy as q
fever patients, with an extra bloom on
checks and nose.
He was a young fellow Of 20, evi,
dently careless and happy, for he was
whistling, though no tune, for the
mountaineer as a rule knows SO few
tunes that he must improvse. AS wa
approached, smiled out Of my comf
Portable coverings and nodded.
Good morning." said.
."How d'y' do?' he responded, pulling
over to give me all the room in the
road.
Its cold morning, isn't it?'
He drew his shirt sleeve across his
rosy nose with short sniffie.
"Not so goshderned, l reckon; and
then ag'in," he hesitated, 'come td
think Nv it, 1t amt so rotten hot, nuth,
err
That was the extent of our greeting
and she ships that pass in the noun
tains went on their way, but / have
never forgotten the greeting l received
from that one.-New York Tribune.