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cation Of the amendments by the people,
Should the peoplerejsct them, then would
come the reaction on the party thar is re-
sDonslble for the commission, extra ses-
sion and all.
The lntelligencer does not say that the
amendments would be defeated, and II
coutesses that this point Is not the
strongest one that could be made, but /,
must be borne In mind that thereha been
no popular demand for special session
to consider them, and there has been in
fact very small interest on the part Of the
public in the matter The greatest inter
est seems to be among the members OF
the legislature themselves. It may be
that they know the sentiment OF their
constituents better than the newspapers
do, and IL they call themselves together
will be sustained by the public, There
Is, however, nothing in the atmosphere
that indicates this, as desirable as most
of the amendments prepared by the COM
missiAl are,
The IRtelllgancer reflects in no way
upon the commission and Its work. 1t
performed the work delegated to it
faithfully and well, and at least greater
part Of that work would be OF benefit to
the state II accepted, That fact is not
involved, however, In the mere question
OF the wisdom OF an extra session of the
legislature this winter.
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We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catauh that cnn
not be cured by Halls Caiarrh cure.
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able to carry out any obligations made
hy their firm
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Hampton aud Lo,.gatreet.

Augusta (Ga.l Herald. The appoint
mcnt long deferred has come at last, and
Gen. James Longstrcet succeeds Gen.
Wade Hampton as commissioner OF
railroads. The old veteran Will leave
his cottage among the hills Of Hall and
begin the touring of the continent Incl
dent to his new duties, chcerGd and COM
fortcd in his wanderlngs by the bride
Of fews weeks ago.
The people of this community are
warmly attached to Gen. Hampton. II
Ia not an invidious choice, for In peace
and In war they have bccn thrown with
him often. While thinking no less of
Longstrcet, they would have been glad
TO see the old Carollnlan. now nearing
the evening of life, retain The position
hc has held for more than four years.
But Gen. Iongstrect II entitled to the
spoils Of war which the Republicans
have at their disposal He has been
identified with them for many years.
He, too, wears upon his brow the "blos-
som Of the grave" II was hut natural
that he should be cared for by his party.
though the indications were at one time
that this would not he done.
And after all he Is a Georgian. and an
eX.Confederate, This shouldsbc enough
to secure for him the respect and cs-
TEEN Of all, and his old comrades and
friends rejoice at his good fortune,
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The eyes of the world are directed
upon Austria. The empire is now in the
throes of a crisis through which It may
not pass in safety. The dual monarchy
Of old Francis Joseph is In danger Of dis
ruption. With the desire OF the Czechs
to restore the kingdom Of Bohemia new
complications may arise. undoubtedly
will arise, II the C2echs are successful,
Hungary would be anamc with a like
ambition, and the severance Of the COM
pact between Austria and Hungary
would resule. An Associated Press dis
patch from London anticipates terrible
possibilities for Europe In the event of a
dissolution of the Austrian empire, or a
civil war in that country, and the CRAWL
ty Of the situation which Is shaping can
not be exaggerated. The dIsptach gays;
ut is hardly an exaggeration to say that
the factions are drawing up like contend
ing armies. The Germans have appealed
20 their compatrlots on both sides Of The
frontier and are apparently prepared to
run all risks to keep the hated Czcchs in
subsection"
The open boast of the cScchs that their
ambition 10 to abolish the present system
and place Bohemia on an equal footing
with Austria and Hungary has aggra-
waited the feeling, and the employment Of
force to quiet It would precIpItntc civil
war whlch might result In change
which would give the map Of Europe a
now aspect In the meantime. She posi-
llon OF the other powers Of Europe Ia a
waiting onc. How far they may become
involved In the trouble eau only be ton-
iectured. The outlo1l, for srrlous
complications Is grave indeed, unIcss
Francis Joseph proves himself equal to
the occasion and brlRBs order ou, Of
chaos.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


The draught horse has a good strong
pull.
The man who augurs bad luck Is the
worst kind Of bore.
The present generation might be just
ly termed u bicycle race.
The dumb waiter cannot he properly
classed as feminine gender
Fortune usually has gloves. on when
she knocks at mans door
A woman will jump at II conclusion
almost as quick as she will at a mouse.
Practice makes perfect-.and 1t often
makes the nelghbors feel like smashing
the piano.
Both the bride and groom may be
tmid, yet they always stand up for
their rites.
The wise man not only let's his wife
have the last word, but he is tIckled
nearly to death when she reaches It.
The average man will spend as much
time telling stories about his dog as a
woman will about her first baby,--Chi-
caGo News
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cablnsl LaaIss ORA " a Line.

The cabinet ladies' in Washington have
held meeting and adopted some radical
reforms in the rules governing their
Wednesday "at homes" Certain abuses
of hospitality By their callers, showing
often a lack of breeding have forced the
ladies' to take shis course, Some revela-
lions made at the conference fully justi-
~ the action taken, one lady of the
cabinet sounded the keynote when she
stated that since coming to Washington
She had noted many reprehenslble prac-
tees on the part of the polite folk who
attended her receptions, and continued
mot that mean to say that they are
not ladies and gentlemen said one, be
cause they are, as rule, properly garb-
ed and In general way deport them
selves with as much decOrum as is 10 be
expected at a crush, such as we have at
one of our receptions, | have noticed
however, that while the majority of per-
sons who come to cur receptions are very
we'll clothed they are almost wolhsh In
their descent UPON the retreshment
tables, which we al provide for heir en-
tertainment
II am quite sura that al Of us have
noted tho Unsuitable hunger Of most If
our guests, ard / would suggest that we
discontinue the priGilsc OF SERVING re-
fr, stlrsnts az dur receptions X2elt on
New Years ray."
The suggestion met With unanimous
approval and the rule was adopted, Ac-
cordlngly the hogs that attend the cab-
net ladies' lat homes" each Wednesday,
apparently merely to satisfy the cravings
of their stomachs, will be obliged to OBJ
tain their free lunches elsewhere, After
the adoption OF the rule the various
ladies gave In some Of their experiences.
Really" said the wife of a cabinet off,
GER "doyou knowtha someof our callers,
after having disposed Of one heapng plate
OF refreshments viii conceal the empty
plate behind curtain or under table
and brazenly ask for another? Others
remain at my house so long as there are
any refreshments, although they may
have long before fulfilled all the require
ments of social etiquette"
Another reform made was the decision
to hereafter send cards of admission
with Invitations to "at homes" to prevent
people of whom they know nothing from
imposing their presence upon them.
The decision of the cabinet ladies to
dlsestablish the regular Wednesday free
lunch route will doubtless be a good cx-
ample to the ladies' in other circles Of
Washington society who are imposed
upon in the same manner, and as a mat
ter of economy is doubtless hailed with
delight by the heads Of many an official
household who pays the bills. II is sad
news. however, to the fashionable cater.
ers of the capital city. It is pity that
the characteristics hoggishncss Of that
class of society, which wears good clothes
but lacks breeding should have forced
the leaders of official society in, the ma
tlonal capital to thus call public atten-
ton to It.
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Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
Fine Music Cabinsts $40 to $38,
DEVIOUS DEFINITIONS,

clpher-spmethng that mas can al
ways get for nothing,
Jaekpct--A vessel sometimes used for
the cooking OF greens"
Observation-Disclosures dts bliss. and
sometimes It's bl.stCrs.
Amhltlon--1he feeling that You wan.
to do something that you can't.
Clove---A scent sometmes used 10 dis
gnise the breath of suspicion,
Cheat-What the other fellow does
when you get the worst of bargain,
Compromise--An agreement by when
both parties get what they dor. wane
Change-.The thing mat always comes
to the woman who waits in department
store.
Eeg-somethlnS that hen lays sim
ply because she IS unable to stand It on
end.
Miss~Something that is better than a
mile IL she is neither too old nor too
young,-Chicago News.
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Industrial World: The sources OF coler
used IN the arts Is given as follows The
cochlnea. insects furnish the gorgeous
carmine. crimson, scarlet and carmine
lakes, the utter fish gives sepla, which
Is the inky fluid which the fish dis
charges when attacked; India yellow
comes from the camel; Ivory chips pro-
duce the ivory black and bone black:
the exquisite Prusslan blue comes frOm
fusing horses hoors and other animal
matter with impure potassium carbon-
ATE various lakes are derived from roots.
barks and gums; blue black comes from
the charcoal of the vine stock; Turkey
red is made from the maddsr plant.
which grows In Hlndostan: the yellow
sap of a Slam tree produces gambogS,
while raw SIENNA Is the natural earthfrom
the neighborhoOd of Selma, Italy, aud
raw lumber Is an earth found near UNI
bria India Ink Is made from the burnt
camphor; mastio Is made from the gum
Of the maStia tree. which grows In the
Grecian Archipelago. Bistre Il the SCOT
Of waod ashes; very llttls ultramlne-
obtained from the precious lapis la2ull-
il found in the market. Chinese white IS
zinc: scarlet IS iodine Of mercury, and
vermitiion is from quicksilver ore.
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Washington Star: The orders given to
the minta at San Francisco, Phlladcl-
phln and New Orlcaus to rosumc the
coinage of silver dollars have no slEnltl-
canoe. All three mlnts are doing their
best to turn out subsidiary coin. for
which there IS demand hardly to be
kept UP with The mlntB are also turn
linz out their regular amounts OF gold.
The silver bullion In the treasury.
amounting 10 about l1t0OOO 900 ounces, 10
being used In The coinage which has
been ordered Tho hanvy demand for
subsidiary coin for several months Is
considered one OF the bcst Indications of
increasing urogpcrlty
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THE !NTELLIGENCER.
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II ul'o" surer anu SAFER ous's' F" n.'e
the appomphshmeh' OF 'he hopes OIL tre
business world IN ms particular may
not oe witnessed thls winter tue matter
wili De thoroughly discussed IN Dom
houses Oh congress ana 'he way paved
Tor the legislation %h'eh must come VI
me lu'ure' me puoI'c WIN toiiow 'h's
discussion ana sentiment WIN De SNAPPED
ny the mass oil Information tnat WIN De
furnlshed ny the DEBATES on po'h sues
OF the question In the meantime tnere
isllkely TO be no disturbance IN the ousl-
ness worie' Tor whiIe a currency may
iali' there Is a certainty mat ''here VIII
he no legislation iniinlcai 10 Il eouhu
hnaneial pohcE' rms n'ucn Is assureu'
Next 70 me currency IN puolic interest
VIII 90 'he CUBAN question: ne ou'-
come oil 'Als matter cannot now oe pre-
dlcted' IL Is announced 'nI' Tue fFes'-
uent WIN ASK congress 70 '"N' no 'o''se
that VIII aceen'uate the troubles WIN
SPAN IL Is tne desire ot 'ne iFeS'uen'
that there shaIi De no 'ht"'nlns OF PUBIC
opinion believing t'at quiel ana u"-
demoas'Ta''Ve "plon'aey WI, "'g'u-
pIish mneh more me SITUATION 70 ouoi
has undergone some changes since 'hr
advent OF the new administration On "e
Island Government reiIet IL being gwen
inc starving cohcehtr'uos aud ''i' SUI :
ferins OF the ae'enseiess women anu
children are being looked AFTER
Inc President wllI' u Is expected Jay
before Congress all 'he oIhc'ai lhior'na'
tlon this government mas ana what inc
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WnFhlngton Port Uudl. IN The ap.
poIntmpni Of Senator Bruce uH register
Of the treasury, President Mckinley
hnn mntn mn admirable collection. Mr.
Bruce Us II splendid type Of sclrNnndc
man, whose uuwpalyUg industry aud
natural ablllty nHNr enabled him to lrl.
umph over Obstacles ~ birth ana Wlr.
CumstanCcs, Ho Is an honor not alonr
10 hlH rncc, but to American cit8pulhp
ana he win add credit to the admins.
tYuIltU
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m lh cara 10 catch cold ami luHi M
easy to got rid of II ~ y1u commence
carly ~ HBc one Minute Cough oulr II
rnrcn cuughp. coids bronchitis, pnou
mlnln aud all throat ana luuu truu-
hlor II IN plcaHnnl 10 take snto 90 use
ana auto 10 cure 'hWlng H 1uul2o.
Morltol ana TWWNh auoDw Ch1lhrm
sinclair iurU.sIyth md 1lu1b auocD0,
A 70. sohoohlrt so Coz Main stroot i4S.
ley llros, pouu onl HaBo Streets uow-
~ & Goa bridgeport
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The attention N our free trad, friends
VINO hro 80 p1ttiyr TINT the tnrh H. rt.
rponDlblo for all the labor roublga IN tiI1
country IA called to the fact that FREQ
trade i1ngtnnt "a on The thrornJld or tho
blggosrs labor Huugglo Of the century.
Tho engineers airIko lg olalcd to be but
The beginning " q slrugglo which IN pro.
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Piano. enc.
Piano YaIue......

is tucked away on the inside
out of sight, Piano economy consists in
getting the real value without paying a
fancy price. II can he done-if you are
thinking Of buying a piano we want you
to drop in and let us show you why and
how.
We have a line Of instruments, such as
the stuItz & Bauer aid the capen, which
fulhu every conceivable musical require
ment but which are priced away below
what you have expected to pay.
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The wife Of wealthy nunalo citizen,
in her suit FOR divorce, alleges that In
three years her husband allowed her but
one Rew bonnet and one H'w dress M
the women IN America win say with one
accord lh1t that man IL brute. And
mo IA ono.
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dicted win paralyza the business Of The
country, and not end unhl the effort Of
the employers 10 crush out trades union
ism In the queens domain is either a sue
cess or a failure.
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me New YORK Evening Post Is reartui
that when. Congress meets there viii be
a raid on the treasury for public build
lngs." Perhaps there will be. We sim
cerely hope not; hut we are willing to
wager thar one of the very first of these
raiders will be the city Of NeY York,
where the newspapers are already agi-
tating the desirabllity of postofiiee
more centrally located than the present
one. A new postoalce for New York for
this purpose means millions out Of the
treasury, and the Post will not lift Its
voice in opposition.
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1t Is announced on good authority tina.
Governor Grlggs, OF New Jersey, viii
succeed Attorney General McKepna in
the Presidents cabinet, Governor
Grlggs ia one OF the most distinguished
lawyers In the country, a man OF high
character, and will bring TO the Office
marked abIlIIy He is a friend % Vice
President Hobart, and doubtless the
Presidents selection is largely through a
desire to recognize Mr., Hobart's state,
New Jersey is now in the Republican cyl
umn to stay, In this connection II may
be recalled that Judge Gon, OF this state,
who has been mentioned as the
probable successor of Judge McKenna,
is authority for the statement that there
was no foundation for the gossip,
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Atlanta Constitution; FEATHER" said
the youthful poet, I'm at loss for an
,olhed,rhymc to hope; I've got four
but want one more"
"Tred ropc'?"
Eyes I'VE got that"
well" said the old man, "thc only
other one 1 knows on Is sdap-good old
turpontlnc saap--nothin' swcet.smollin'
about IT, but warranted ter wash. Rub
her in, joint"
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It is touching and pathetic that the
President of the United States Is required
by his official duties to be absent from
the bedside of HIS dying mother The
fillal devotion of President Mckinley is
no less, however, and In this hour of his
deep alIllct!on the heart OF the whole ma
ton goes out to him in sympathy, There
are hours in the life osa eosRtrys chief
executive when the annlmosiaes of part-
san politics are forgotten and the better
nature of the whole people asserts itself.
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'rnkc Laxative Promo Quiuluc rnhlct1,
All lrugglst1 refund the money II Il falls
10 cure 2ic The genuine has u. H. q.
ON Cach inhlpt
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THE lNTELLIGENcER, embracing It's
several editions Is entered in the POST
office at Wheeling W. Va. as second-cass
mAtter1
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-28
SICK-POISON.

What it is And Where it Comes From.
Sick poison is what makes you sick,
irritates your nerves, disorders your
functions, saps your strength, makes
you miserable.
Different diseases have different
poisons, some have several, indigestion
more than anything.
That is, the symptoms of indigestion
are caused by the poIsons which are
created by undigested food.
When you are sick try to get rid of
your poison.
1t is often easier than you think, for
all nature is helping you. Only the
poison is obstinate, but the first step
is to go to the root of it.
The poisons of undigested food,
which cause lethargy, headache, dizzi-
ness, weakness, bad taste, stomach
ache, fever, fiatulence, nausea, consti-
aemia, neuralgia, rheumatism, ETC.,
these poisons can be swept away and
annihilated by the Shaker Digestive
Cordial.
Curing the stomach and helping it to
digest food, when it is too weak to do
so by itself, will purify your system
of poison and renew your strength and
health.
Shaker Digestive Cordial, a pure,
vegetable, digestive tonic, made by the
Shakers of Mount Lebanon, will cure
all disorders caused by the poisons of
undigested food when nothing else will
give any relief.
Sold by druggists. Ten cents for a
trial bottle.
Write for a book on food. Address
The Shaker, 80 Reade street, New
York
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-28
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.

concert was given at the Grand
opera house last night by Mrs. Sidney
Reichman and although attended by
a small audience, it was an apprecia-
tive one, and each number was re-
ceived with applause. Mrs. Reichman
was ably assisted by Miss Lacoste,
Mr.. Garcia, Miss Daggett, Prof. Dag
gett,, a mandolin quartette, Mrs. Cole
man, Mrs. Lipe and Mrs. Ayres. The
concert closed with silent drill exc
cuted by a squad of the San Antonio
Zouaves, consisting of P. NJ. Hoefgen,
]. T. Langridge, James H. Bowman
and F. E. Reed, which was well done
the movements being clean and with
out break. Mrs. Reichman was the
recipient of two beautiful bouquets af-
ter the close of her recitation of
Naughty Nell.'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-28
ELECTRIC BITTERS.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suit
ed for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed when the languid,
exhausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and Alternative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine has of
ten averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine will act
more surely in counteracting and free
ing the system fro the malarial poison.
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. SOC.
and $1.00 bottles at f. Kalteyer &
Sons drug store. !
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-28
MAY WEATHER..

The following data, covering a period
of II years, has been compiled from
the weather bureau records at San
Antonio, Texas.
Temperature-Mean or normal tenn
perature, "A.
The warmest month was that of 1896.
with an average of 10.
The coolest. 1895, average 20.
The highest temperature was 81 on
May l, 1897 and May 20, 1896.
Lowest temperature was 4S on May
Is. 1885.
recipitation-Average for the month
3.17 inches.
Number of days with OF inch OF
more, s.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 6.65 inches in 1895.
The greatest amount of precipitation
recorded in any "a consecutive hours
was PSI inches on May 4, 1895.
Average number of clear days o
partly cloudy days, Is; cloudy days 10
The prevailing winds have been from
| the southeast.
The higest velocity of the wind was
81 miles from the north. on MAY "a
| 1890.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-28
A MALPRACTICE.

A Mexican boy was taken to DR..
O'Malley yesterday with a broken arm,
which he sustained two weeks ago
He said that a Mexican, who claimed
he could cure the fracture, attended
him. The alleged "curer," however,
has failed in his claim, and the arm
is now in a worse condition than ever.
There is a double fracture of the left
arm, near the wrist. but the "curer''
failed to set this, and the bones now
refuse to heal together. AS a result
they work up and down, and it is not
expected that the boy will ever be able
to use the arm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-28
WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE.

Is the one worm remedy that does ev-
cry possible good without the POSSIBLE
ity of harm. 1t is purely vegetable
preparation that cannot fail to expel
worms. If your child eats we'll hut
fails to frow, if it is dark under the
eyes, if it is fretful or if it sleeps poor
ly, the chances the that the worms are
sapping it's vitality, retarding its
growth and endangering its life. You
can use Cream Vermifuge with abso'
lutte certainty of results. Large bot,
ties. small dose. Price % cents. Sold
by f. Reuss and G. Schasse.