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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
&ofentreie Niuett.

Sdide Seine NoreRe an $. y. 8ud=
len & SO. In Gbicaso uno laB Dir elm
probel6ddtelden BON Dr. Sings rNep
2ife pils" suienben. Cine probe tDiro
9id bon ibrem Wertb iiberseusen. 9ie=
ie pillen ipirfen fanft unb empfeblen
1ib befonbers in Gdllen bon 8eritotfuns
unb Sopfmeb. @egen Malaria uno
2eberleioen iinb fe uniibertroffen. Sic
iino sarantirt, politdnbig frei gu iein
bon jeber 9lrt siftiger 9ubitanaen unb
iinb adnslid aus pHangnitoffen berge=
felt. sic baben feine erf6laffen0e
Mirfuns, ionbern regen Masen uno
8eodrme, iiberbaupt bas garlse Splfem
ltdrfeno an. esSn reguldrer GrObe sl
Is Gents per Sda6tel in Der Mpothefe
BON s.. g. Miller u 50 bn. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
@o1itii1es.

sSn Der lebtsn Wohe bat Der republi=
tatiidje Gtaatsau5lhub bon Cbio
$Il, 900 G0uloen gemaht uno nun
Ioute 6almo besablen. Sieier abr
rei0ert iith. NIT Dem 6elb bsrausSurii=
den. biz ibm 0orontirt miro, oaB bic
2eeislatur i'm eripdbtt. ueMt netmen
foun man es iam nitt, oa6 er fit Die
$ll, 900 aid stwaS buhe,l ys6Mts, absr
lper inf Die 8arnntie i;besuebmen?-
s3ir id)laaen Sol. Norater onr.
Su gesus auf Die gteitesion sur ge=
ibrdrlfuna Der Ginipunbeeung ichreibt
Get v3eL:ir5e Gorreiponotut" pon @al=
timore: sSo5 b0t oenn otu omeritani=
Sben StaateEh,rto 9rob gemoGt? 9tur
! ole eingemOMlsrten N&5eiter. g0o Die
GlnAeboreaen auf lih t&ugcuisien blie=
ben, ipie III 4Iuigen gtsu=&n9Iano= uno
SiibImn.elL, iit Die &fr0lternrg uer=
fiimlaert, lu;O ilre @Rltur ittbt duf Der
Stute bes ettfpmmcrlten curDtliI0en
Stoames. lNan hreGe oieIen reQcne-
r,rsnben 3ulfrom eHrppGiitber Mrbeits=
trGfte nno Ole '@iuitiluiion be5 2anoe:
lpiro suriiagtbcu.
/ Sic 9aalglsD=Wl wuroe oneeblid
pai4irt, RW Dem SunbesFAobe geuii:
ge,aoe @twaobmen Su DerihaNeu. g9as
1T ons 9h.lultdt? Yis @uoe Sttobel
belitf lid oas GeiiSit in Den Ne9ie'
mgnos=@nnahmen ouf iiber 43 Millipr
sen 0o{ay5, uao Die slusii1ter betreif.
Ines Wtoeiuts 9aoem5er iiRo nod iGle9,
aer olSim Sttaber. g0ie 1ldnScno pisi
! burd Mele6 aie1ultat Der g8ilirn=S ari
l 9eret,seriigtl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
1tcbcr 0aS Gortcbcu

bsS junaen Gunoestrieaers Sdmmonb,
mc0sn oellcn Gopitdn Covering in Sort
Sberioon rG0Ie MpGe bor ein 9rlegs=
aeridt aeittllt mcrocn iou, meroen iebt
irterelionte 9inQe befnnrt. Die ipubr=
fcbeiulid bob feline Nusfobung aus
ocm GunossNser snr Tnl9e bOben wer=
Den. - Sommono ilt in Der Ndbe bon
MnutaQue, N|tiG., 81 SauIe. Gprt
bat iih Dor Sobr uno Goo eine oraae
SNymersfrau in i'm nerllebt, ipelde
Dem 4lter nab 9ons gut leine Wtlltter
bltte iein t6nnen. SSruu 0an Spriten,
10 bieb Die Wutc, iogts benz SunNen su
Siebe ibren Gatten Bon 0ous unO Sof
,,no als oic tl9enobaften gtahbarn lie
|uno Sommpno su thegren uno 81 feoern
brobten, pertaufte lie ibr 9tnweien unO
800 nit S)OmmouO nod Der Staot.
Sort bat 0ommnnb am |. Sanuar
oic1es Sabres Den Milter Gan 9orlten
ouf Der Strobe Su erId)iebcn perluAt.
Neil ct oespe9en oer6oftet meroen iollte,
bronnte er our0 uno gin9 vunter Die
Soiootcn." 9lls CT tiiy5lib obne llr=
loub aus Glattsburg fort9ing, Eat ct
feline 8eidGfte in Ghico9o su beiorgen
Qebott. innoeyn er lit in Montogue bel
Iciner SiebIten 9epeTen. - Meil er Den
militGyiIhetl geb0roen olles GieIes per=
beimlit5t bat, IoG CT nab @erbiiBuno
Der i0m suertonnten IeAs Wtonate
3monQsorbelt nod einmul proseiiirt
meroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
Neaeite Na6tria,tsu.

Sn Melbuu,ne, stuEralien, bat cine
rieItae Nenersbrunit cir Ell Sbdoeu BON
s5, 600, 600 aneeribtet.
Ser TompIer nWic!orio" Der BON
oes JteNiCyung bon yior!ueNen ausoerii=
itet ipuyDe, I'm na1 Gem Norepolfnr=
lcDer Snnree au Iucben, 1T suriidgetebyt.
ohne cine Gpur prn rem 6ori6er uno
leinem G0llon Su Iinren.
SSn Rcw Nolt muroc ocr @ro3sh Qe=
gen Die MDyoer GjulbcnIVppe'5 wieccr
ouf9enonlmen.
Siels Wphc ioa III G0itdlo Der 3tpei=
te Rro3eb ac9sn 2iitgcrt beginren.
Gjencrot MeDIer ,uurbe III Torcclono
oon elmer 10000 Qeyionta sGGlenbs,l
WenNcleamcnse cmpfon0e:i. Surs nod
leiner 9cnoun9 iubr Der Gjensrol mad
Der Mobnung oes GepUtiyteu Guluori=
0cs, oOh tol0te ibm Die Woltsmcnot
Juno CT mnSte ouf Dem Golton ot5 0all=
ies erihcinsu.
eSu lRerifo 1T Der orobe Grns;B geger
Die Wt5r0e, Arrulfp NrrpNcs UOriibel
|uno Sebu gofi5sibcGmte rnQ NoliSiltcn.
Die on Der &rmprbung pes in NeIIelf
lieoeneen 9Rannes. oeNen tiibuer 9!n=
IerifI ouf Den GrGiiAerten 9joS 10 9rDs
Bes Nnf'cGen erregte, thsli0snNmmer
batten, iino sun SOoe oerurtbellt luor=
oen-
/ Sic Ipaniiheu Norpoften tuurocN in
Der Spnntag Jobt gons in DER 9labt
oOn SoapanG non BEN SnIurQentcn on
ae9riffen uEe es fam babel gu einen
i0arfen GjeFettt. SaS Seuern perllr
lehte Die 9rDbte Nu fregung in Sabana
oa IS bttanni lit. oab iiN eine itort
SSaiur1enten SbtbeiIlmg 9ans in De-
| Ndbe Der Staot beiinoet.
sSn 2pnbon berri6t 10 itartcr 9}ebel
eas manbe 3iiae pe9en Der Guntelbei
ni0t meiterfabren tOnnten. Sm @ana
miro Die 5tbiIfIabrt our5 Den Nsbe
bebinoert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
GMrse Notisem.
.nlann.

3nlans.
Sin TeriDnensu9 Der Glepelano=,
Gonton= ltnb Soiltbern SaDn entoleiIe
in Der Ndbe bon @leoelono. 3tpei Yer=
ionenua9en nit 60 SnIaiien itiirsten
ben gabnoamm binob, bod muroen
nur 3 Yerfonen perlegt.
Sin Wdntelmo6er Streif in gtem
Dorf, moran 1900 Eerionen betbeilist
moreil, 1T mieber ouFgeboben moroen !:
Die Streiter febrten unter ben alien
geoinsungen sur Nrbeit 5uriif.
SSn Sapton, s.. be9ing Die 26 Sabre
alte 2oulie 8. Young selbltmoro our6
gridieBen, neil 1ie nit ibrenl 2iebba=
ber Streit qebabt bate.
Sm meltliGen Sbeile bes Staates
WoIbington ribteten Stiirme uno Ge=
gen9iilie groBen S6ooen an.
Sn Seras baben lebte g8o6e groi=
rieIeuer oeniitbet. 9}0roli1 bon @m=
ma lmo 5000 sdafe cine Seute Der
6lammen 9gporoen.
8as oelbe Sicber in ben siiotaaten
TT i'm gIbnebmen.
Su Der 9ldbe bon graSil, Sno., ent=
9leilte Elm 3ug mt 500 grubenarbei4
tern. 3lpei @a0en ROTTEN einen Sabn=
Oamm binunter uno % Wdnner mur
ben i0limm berlebt, bret oabon t0btli6.
9as Sberseridt bon Sbio itieb bas
@lart'lGe 8eieb ppm 3. glpril b. S.
UNI, tppna6 bel oct Nnltelung BON
Sountp= uno @emeinoe. .Seamten regel=
re6t entlalene llnionsl loloaten bebor=
Su9t peroen lollten.
gsi elmer 9ampfteliel=grplOlion in
2ouispille, einem Stdot6en in gSis=
conIin, purben Srant @ooomaro, Sim
Sempbill uno 6aDette 9tOrton 9etOotet.
Sobn Mooomaro uno iein 9tehe, W.
Mott, wuroen fart Oerbriibt.
gei Moultria, @a., puroen bel ei=
! mem gan &obert &egilter qetObtet uno
iein gruoer 2intpn idper bernunoet.
Ser Sbdter, gteil Sinclair, iouroe bon
ben SriiOern nit Mehern ansegrifen.
Sie Sobl Der Santerutte belief iif
in ben Ser. Staaten in Der leBten @o=
DIE auf 81, gesen 334 i'm lebten Sabre,
unb in Canada auf 80 9egen 40.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
&usIann.

Die Competitor" 8eFaneenen linb
pon Der lpanilden &esieruns be9naOi9t
uno Dem amerifanilden GOnlul in Sa=
pana ausgeliefert p0roen.
= Ser beutIde Contingent Der interna=
tionalen Seiebung &retas bat iid na6
Der Seimatb einseiAifft.
Sm nOroli6en 8orneo lino in ben
GultenoDrfern infolge zines grobeben
piele Meni6en umgefommen.
Sn Snbien foroert bic 8eulenpeit
INNER nod ueitere Spfer.
9ln Der aiilte bon 9leier toaioirten
stpei frans0lilbe Sprpebpboote uno oas
eire perianf. Sie Manni6aft muroe
gerettet.
Sm inoii6en Nufnano 1T Die gnt.
ibeiouns nod nidt sefaaen. IS piro
nit we6ielnoem Slid sefodten.
sluf ben pbilippinen-SnIeln baben
Die 9luftdnoi9en einen bollltdnbiseil
s5ieg iiber bic ipanil6en Sruppen er=
run9en. Sie lperthpolen @olonien
Iino Dem glnibein nad fir oas Mut=
terlano berloren.
0on Guba fonmt Die 9la6ribt. oab
bon 400,0 biilfloien Meniben, Mdn=
nern, Trauen uno gtibt=Gpmbattanten
in Cuba, Die BON @epler in ben 8ar=
niionsltdbten suIammen getrieben ipor=
ben maren, IS prosent seltorben lino.
Sn Miinden 1T Der Marimllian=9el=
Ter eineetiir5t, ruobei II perIonen Der.
i1iittet puroen. Glf muroen lebent
unter ben Sriimmern berpprgesosen,
feds lino 9etOotet.
Mm Suhene 6lub bel Quebec fani
elm @rorutlh itatt, nobel 40 perloner
ums Xeben famen.
Surh leberidnemmun9en Der Nepc
ipuroen 1900 peripnen in st. peters'
burg obbablos.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
n W1breno bic Nusfubr bon gooe

Mdbreno Die Iusfubr bon goben=
erSeuoniHen aus oen Ser. Staoten i'm
laufenoen Sabre aus betannten 8riin=
ben cine betrdhtlibe 3unabme sei9t, lit
in Der Nusiu1r uon 6abritaten Elm sipar
nod nibt ernBer aber nihts oeito tpe=
niger beOenfli6er Giifaang eineetreten.
Seit flint Monaten bat cine itetige 9lb=
nabme itatt9efunoen. Gon $26, 457, =
900 i'm Monat Mai lit Die Summe
bieier Nusfubr aui $22, ,854,0 900 i'm
MDnat Sttober berunterge9angen,
ipabrfdeinli6 infolge oes neuen 3ollse=
iebes, bas ben bieligen Sabritanten Die
8obitoife bertbeuert uno oaour6 ibre
@oncurren5iabi9teit se9enilber oem9lus=
lanoe beeintrdhtiSt bat. .s.s.ssasss <: :..s..ss
gBie Der 8erliner og5rIen=G ourier"
ertldrt, lino in Seuti9lano jeBt Die
Nabruugsmlttel osrmuben i'm prelie ge=
ltie9en, ocB elmer 9ansen gepDlferunes=
fbibt Die SeiGaffung Der Mabrung ero=
BE SOree madt. 6leii0 iei fir Die orr
beitenoe &laiie, oant Dem Ginfubr, ger=
bot, Elm taum su trf9wingenoer 2urus=
artifel eewuroen, uno bic ldledte @rn=
te babe Die M|ebl= uro Grotpreile 70
melt in bic S6be setrieben. oaB mid!
bios Die inOu ltriele Sep0lteruuo uni
hie Selpobner Der Gtdote ipnoern aud
Die 2eute auf Dem 2anoe, nit Nusnab=
me Der ,nutbleioenoen" Mgrarisr, in H.
ret griltenS beorobt ieieu.
Nnldblid Der selpannten 8asie.
buuaen unIeres Sanoes au Spallier
faBte Die Stem Oorter Sanoelsfanmel
einen 8eidluB, tporin Der @onereB I'm
8ermebrune Der Nrtillerie bebufs Se.
mannuns Oes 9iiltenforts erIu6t ,uiro,
Sas erte prattiide Geiultnt mar. oaf
Die gdren on Der 9tem Oorfer 86ri'
oenielben Sur @rseusuna elmer reael.
rchten Grieaspanit berarbeiteten uni
i'm Sanoumorebeu bic eribredter
.2dmmer" um $40, 100000 ldoren
SEPT miro mieoer perlidert, baB nin
oil einen Grieg 81 Denfen lei.
Eunn's 8anterott Gtatiliif seia,
| fir ben Monat Gttpber bieies Sabres
875 Gallimente at, Negen 1854 i'm elei.
| den Monat oes @prjabres - cine Mb.
nahme Inn 80 prosent. 9fod 9r0Bel
III Der llnterIdieo in Der Summe Del
Standardization. Mdbreno Die 8e,
ihdfte, bic i'm oiesjdbriaen Gttobe,
ibre 3ablunsen einaeifellt baben, ins'
aeiammt $9,577.751 fduloen, ltell
| lid bic entipre1enbe Sulame i'm Otto
Der boriaen Sabres auf $14, $50, 266,
lin Gttober 1895 auf SIS. 1856, $50
i'm Gftober 1894 auf $40, 738, ia uni
i'm Dttober 1898 auf $28, 167, ,8l4.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
@SrSSiceuee> W. 8.

Weitere yfeuiafeiten uber eiuen @e.
aenitaub Don allacmeinem Snterelle treI=
fen eil,. Serr &. Y66m i9reibt oarii-
ber ipie folat: Cine getannte pon mir,
eine geo6tete Grau, batte felt syabrer
20ber in beioen Seinen, mel9e aller 8e.
hanolung fpotteten. gSenn lie aud
elnmal subeilten, 10 bra9en lie ipdte,
pieoer onf. Sic oDtterte felt sSabrer
obne Grfols. Sd rietb ibr, es ein-
NAL nit Gorni's &lpentlduter yliltbele.
ber 81 periu1en. Nah elmer le9smD=
dentliben Gur ma9te ii6 Elm 9eiunbe,
9eilproseb belnertbar, unb beute linr
Die Wunoen 1tbDn 9ebeilt uno fein Mn=
5eiden fril0erer 8elbmiire lit oorban
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
StetGer,

iuelhe an Icrpful0Ien 6aut= paer @elenf.
Grm1tbeiten leibeu, iollten CUR Ylutrei=
ni9un9 81. Yierce's Golden Medical
Discovery erho;ten. Stir froftloie.
blohe, idwdhlic0e &inoer iit oos Sis
coperp" ein fleiIdbiloenoes, frdftigenoes
Spnlc. Wie bel Ginoern, mirtt es oud
bel grmadicnen. 9lls uppetitreisenoes,
reitaurirenbes Stin,ulanSmittel bef6rs
bert es ben Serbauun0s= uno @rndb=
run9sprossB, reet ieoes Organ gu nos
tiirli6er Sbdti9teit an uno brinet @e=
funbbeit uno Strait mieoer. gei &ecnn'
palescens BON Der grippe, Sungenent.
siinouua. Sieber uno anoeren Granfbei.
ten itdrtt uno reltaurirt es idnen uni
fi6er Die ganse Senititutien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24

on 2eib nnb Seele tpirb oer jlnoe Menifl,
Der unabldliig ietnen Reierpefonb on Ser
nenfraft angretft. Sie @ter uno 6aft unb
lleberreiiung, melf,e BON Dem mooernen Sc.
ben llntreltnbar fino, 3ebreu ont 9ierpen.
lplterr. go lttant)er iiln9e Wfann bon beute
leiOet on llerp6ier S9tuad)e ober @rid)Opfitng,
oil Stumpfbeit ber Sinne uno oeS @emiit6S
ODER oil iibersroBer @nlpftnblidfeit uno Reis-
bartlett. SaS fann Die Solge bon alIsn ptef
9etitiger Infre9uug inb anftrengung ein,
aber es TT tn oen n1eilten Sdlleu bic
. nitausblelbltdle Sol9e uerberblifer, Qeib uub
Seele rutlllreuocr, IN friiber Sngenbseit
NIB III llilfenittniB tbrer id)Gbliden @trflln.
gen angenomnener Granddaughter, Dor Nt.
lem oer Selbftbefledung. 9aS Spfer bieies
9alters TT meiltenS reiSbar, fhmaf, nerp0s,
81 Shiptnoelaufdllen 9enei9t, leioet all
Hiidenpeh uno ited)enbeu Sf)uersen i'm
&opf ullb III Der 8ruit. Grreid)t er bas Ik
ter, IN tuelfent ber 9eIunbe Menif) f0rperlid5
itlb 9etlttg i'll Der Sonfraft beS Mannesalters
ifebt, 10 1T er bereits eiile tDrperlide, tn lee
bem Siitne beS 8ortes itnpotente Rutne, Die
iiberretsten @ebirnneruen faGeu i'm iltd1t sur
Gube fomnlen, iflafloS mGlst er iid) nad3
Der Sagesarbeit allf ieinem Qager iinb fiibtt
atn radlten Wtor9er ele1toer alS supor.
0te Ier3te oes ySnpalin's Sotel ann
Surgical Snititute" piomen ibre &raft unb
getlttge Gnersie ber Iufsabe, ben unslid-
tiden Spfern oeS eriuGbnten 2aiters bic Sc.
fnnbheit unb bas 2ebeusgliid auriif ;u ers
oberl. Sie baben Elm 8u1 BON 1853 Seiten
sei6rtehen, oaS cine abbaublung iiber BITE
6olsen Der Selbitbefl fleduug unb bic Mittef,
bic oarauS entltebenbeu &0rpers unb Settles
gebreheu obne cine 8ur i'm &raufenbauie
uno obne @eGiel bes 4ufentbaltsorts, sn
beilen, entbdlt. Oas 8ud ipiro in einfafenr,
mnbebrnfteu llnfhlas, gut perfieselt, 9egen
@inienoung bon 10 @eutS fur porto, an ieoe
Nbreiie perIanot. --
Uian tueube iid an bic Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, No. 663 Matn ctr.
Buffalo, %. D.
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: Mebrere Ghultinoer nabe Grum=
rop. einenl fleinen fiiOllN pon glforn Or
leaencn EDrf muroen ppn einem piitb-
enben Ouno anaefallen nnD 9ebil1en.
Gdlimlne yibmunoen erlitten Gop Mc=
GbesneD, 8 Sabre aft, 0enrp Wrown, s
Sabre alt uno Stella Yroipn 6 Sabre
alt. Stella grnipn luurhe sip6limal
BON benz 6hier aebiiisn. Die @unoen
ipuroen iO9leid ausaebrannt unb trer<
ben Die ainoer tuahribeinlid) nod Dem
paiteir'lhen Snltitut gefdidt iueroen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27

all the same to you I'd rather sit oppo- site this ere pudden "-Tit-Bits.
 Pretty drunk this time, ain't you?' said Baldwin, as his friend Rambo lurched heavily against him. Well, T. I haint sheen any airships yeti" num- bled Rambo, drawing himself up with offended dignity. Daily Trib- une.
 A man always puts on the left shoe last, and when he puts on the right shoe first-on the right foot-he also puts on the left shoe on the right foot A man most always puts the right shoe on the left foot, and the left shoe on the right foot-Baltimore American.
 Potts-"The thing that mystifies me about this Turkish Grecian fight is----- Motts-"The powers?" Potts-"Bosh' No; but rather the way people here Whc haven't seen the inside of church in forty years go wild with sympathy fol Greece because the Greeks are Chris tians. Truth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
TIRE WAR NEUS.

According to the prices of wheat and stocks, public opinion in Europe, and some other things, the war between Greece and Turkey is practically over. Greece still talks fight and may actual ly do some more fighting. The eXpecta- tion is that if she does she will fare even worse than she has fared and it is therefore hoped that some way will be found by which she can have peace with honor, The Powers don't seem to have done anything yet toward inter- vening, and there is a curious report that Greece will neither solicit nor &C., cept the intervention of the Powers and Is preparing to negotiate directly with Turkey. In the House of Commons yesterday MT. Balfour said that the English government, like the govern ments of the rest of the Powers, had agreed upon an attitude of neutrality. "Of course" he added, "the govern ment is desirous, so soon as a favorable opportunity presents itself, to do what 1t can to offer it's good offices as med iator."
 Among other interesting reports in the latest news are some that tell how we'll the victorious Turks are behaving, how humane they are, and it is more than hinted that the Greeks have not been fighting with great valor. When the war is over perhaps the Powers will thank Turkey and reprimand Greece.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
.TUVENIEE OFFENDERS.

The Rev. MT. Morrison, who has been for a number of years chaplain in one of the prisons of England, has made a special study of juvenile offenders. and the conclusions he has reached are worth the attention of those interested in social problems It Is Mir Morrison's belief that in most cases our penal sys- tenn fails to attain desired ends. and that, although we spend on prisons and police 8 large amount of money annual ly. this is not spent so as to bring about good results. He thinks that in Eng land, and more particularly in the Unit
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27

ed States, there is startling increase
 of crime committed by persons under age. On the continent of Europe the age most liable to crime is between twenty and thirty, but in England and In the United States the tendency would appear to be to shift toward the age of
 sixteen. He thinks that intemperance
 is 0 substantial cause of crime, but more by it's indirect than direct effects, for there Is less serious crime among
 the drunken than among the sober part
 of the population. But more than drunkenness or pauperism as a cause for crime is, in his opinion, physical in- feriority. An exceedingly large propor- 1 tion of the children sent to reformato-
 ries are stunted in growth, weigh less
 than the average weight, and suffer from defects which makes success In manual labor difficult, if not impossible. Not only is the physical basis of life defective, but the mental condition Is. as a rule, faulty. These children have
 feebly developed intellect, combined
 with absence of feeling and instability of will. This and their surroundings 1 account for their condition, for MT.
 Morrison finds that in England only
 fifteen per cent. of the inmates of re- 1 form ot Nria ,,1 Ind al
 living before they were committed un-
 der comfortable economic conditions.
 Under such circumstances he is of the opinion that it is entirely waste of eff
 fort to adopt purely punitive methods
 of restraint.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
HE1 hD.

First neighbor (proudly)-"My daugh- ter is learning the violin" Second ditto (sadly)-'HSo I hear Pun.
 There would be a deal less of disturb ance in this world if when a man had nothing to say he would be silent about it-Boston Transcript.
 Doctor, do you think that my son has what they call a tobacco heart?' q sincerely wish that he had, madam. His is a cigarette heart."-Detroit Free Press.
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 Are you unmarried?" asked a law yer of a Chicago lady he was cross-ex- amining. oh, yes." she answered with a sweet smile. i've been unmarried three times. ."-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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 Mrs. White-"Yes, I understand that he is in immoderate circumstances .'- Boston Transcript.
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had the opportunity enjoyed by the es- tablished races of Europe of a middle age period, during which they got rid of much of their savagery. In England 1t is not the conduct of the players, but the attitude of the spectators, that has to be complained of While a number of estimable and gentle-natured people are able to thoroughly enjoy football without suffering and debasement of their natures, 1t Is none the less re- markable fact that a game has the power of attracting a collection of the riffraff of society which would not be brought together under other condi- tions Let the same players play a game at cricket which lasts the whole day, and how many of that unwashed crowd will attend, although the football lasts, at the outside, an hour and a half, and costs as much to the specta- tor as the full days cricket? The ex- planation Is that there is nothing gladi- atorial about cricket. It Is not a fact in which one can take any pride that the tendency of modern football Is to cater for the crowd. The success of the game has come to be measured, not so much by the advance made in the skill of the players as by the crowds it attracts and the amount of the taklngs at the gate.
 The accession of football to it's posi- tion of popularity has been so favora- ply regarded on the ground that people are much better employed in watching the game in the open air than in loaf ing in public-houses or matching sedi- tion. Granted; but when the public takes to the brutal pastime of referee
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FASHION NOTES,
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Among the many grotesque effects of high coloring in millinery some artistic results are noted. By clever blending many shades of purple, from almost a lilac to violet. to deep purplish red, some of the down-tipped hats that many a woman wears, sliding on to her nose, are made to seem at a little distance like single great pansy blos- som, light at the edge of it's curled pet als, and darkening to a heart of red. The trimming is cunningly disposed to make such an effect. Red treated in the same way is a little more startling, but as artistic, and a great carnatfon or a sumptuous rose may be made to appear to have tumbled all it's wealth of petals upside down on to the head of the lucky woman who can stand the proximity of such brilliancy to her own lips, eyes and skin.