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MISSING FROM HER HOME
SHE DISAPPEARS AFTER CALLING
ON HER LOVER.


Hartford. Conn. Aug ~ Miss Sarah d.
Freeman. ~ years old has been missing
from her hom. IN this city since last
Thursday morning aud a ,igilant search
has failed To reveal the slightest rl.w 20
her wh.reab bouts. She was 10 he married
oct IL ncNt A. no possibl. theory can
De- advanced for her going away Nolnn-
tarity without the knowledge of her fam
ilv. the conclusion has been reluctantly
reached tonight that she IL IN. victim Of
designing persons or foul play
Miss Freeman Is an unusually brtgh,
aud nn.-Iooking deaf mute. sh. is WE'LL
educated. having spent the last NV. Years
Ia - school In one Hundred aud Sixty
third street. New York city. Win. there
she me, Morris Marks also a pupil and
when their friendship developed into love
no obstacle was put Ia their WAY.
Miss Freeman returned 10 her homo
here Jun. . To prepare for IA. wedding in
the fall. Mr.. MARKS came here on a visit
n few weeks ago boarding At Mrs. Hem
nrssy's on sheldon street not great
distance from tn hom. of his RANGES.
which Is ~ No - Walnut street, so far
a. can b. harmed hr H. IN. person who
las, saw the Young woman IN. left her
work on her trousSeau at II n',lurk las,
Thursday morning to run over to call on
him. as was her wont
When Mr Marks was seen to.nigh, no
could throw no light on ia. matter His
grief was evident aud h. explained I
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HvPNorizGo heR.


Tsilulah Falls. Ga, Aug. 29.-Mrs Fair
banks Higgins of Atlanta and her daugh-
ter who IL very pretty, very rich aud
very w.ll-known IN polite society. have
brought suit against Mrs. u. A. Young.
owner of III. fashionable GrandNi"w ho-
tel OF this place for the recovery of N,51.
which they claim Ia have lost through the
burning of the Grandvicw on June - last.
The facts IN the ease m. remarkable.
on IN" night of the confiagration Mrs.
Higgins with a party of young people.
were discussing hypnotism with an Iial-
ian music teacher al the hotcl tn" music
teacher ended the conversation by hyp-
notifying Mis- Higgins. who returned Ia
her room in what Is alleged To- h. n some
what doubtful mental condition.
Tn. nrc started shortly afierwHrd, and
the guests Of IN. hotel barely .srap"d
with their lives. Mrs. Higgins aud her
daughter saved nothing. Mrs. Youngs at
torn.ys expect 10 make the uniau. de-
fense that Miss Higgins was hypnotizcd
and told by way Of u Jok" To SET IRE "a
the hotel. which sh. did without knowing
what she WAS about.
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sac WORE coRsErs.
IN Enrng.d io,sr tirss AZ Her Her AZ.
NOR saves Her Life.

Indianapon- Ind, Ang 2e-For sr,rral
months AIuDzo Taylor. - years old has
been pursuing l.mma Mct;e' un marriage
intent. ard 1870 ur thre. months ago -n'
had him committed Ia the workhou-, FOR
threatening l.r Me and then hrd to -
Paul Whrfr her mother lives Yesterday
she returned This afternoon Taylor ran
acrorS her UH fh" street,
llr renewed h.- importuultio- wn,uu sho
pcrsist.utlN lvun"d. aud b" nudlir '"ld
n,r that hr Htd concluded 10 Nil himself
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MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Held Hrr Head Under Water tn,ii She
Drowned.

Ghatianoogd Tenn. Aug. -. Hiram
Hall whii" farmer of Cumberland
roun,N. yesterday murdered his wife by
drowning hrr in a well II appears that
Hall has been paying attention Ia anoth.r
woman. lie took his wife who H. not
very strouI woman. Into IN" yard and
showing her into "A shallow well near 'h.
house. held her hsad under water until
sh. was dead The horribl" crime WAS
SOON Discovered 10y In. neighbors aud
Hall was arrested. lie Was taken to Spar
IA. IN Whit county. FOR safe keeping Ne
would have been lynched had d" b."u
takeu to rTo-sNiil". the county seat Han
has ronfessd 4 mob is expected from
Cumberland county Tonight
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>ai,li.rs,ail.,Io out.

Mnnt,.I.. rll. Aug - '-Trlogropln"
utdrrs NJ, received thi. evening frfm
Major g,urr3l james ordering Company
- ~ rho National Guard TO proc,-cd st
nur, q" 'uiu-t and iid M" shcrin .u
gardIrs no, lpii against the cNr-cir1 i'-
tack uf p mob wbit ~ ~ fyHr'd Will I'-
tempt ia lynch Padr" Ninsnl th, H-
tempted murderer 81 Miss PORTER IN w-
.l,1p-r go this order Captain Nnos with
a d.'u, hmrut of - men rn tonight a.
h.st. O'Clock fur Colu~a.
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a Fearful Death.

odin. lil., Aug. .s.-Fred Heayer, an did
citizen OF ssndovai. m., a fearful death
this morning. A new engineer undertook
To nend IIeaver to the bottom of the Pit.
some ~, feet In some way Mr.. HEAVIER
Was drawn Ia the top of the shaft aud
thrown out of the cage. lie fell tn the
bottom of the shaft. Hcsv.r had been In
the employ OF the company Tor about II
wars
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M slgus af Auakeutsg. !.

J"u.rsonVilie. Ind. Aus. %.-''lars Mnr-
phV. ~ months old, nine days ago. while
IN her mothers arms. suddenly went 10
sleep. snce then II has been impossible
to arouse her from tn. lethargy and dur
ing the nine days she has shown no signs
of awakening
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q. A,.nge Angloi'o.

London. Aux "a dispatch to the
Daily Mau ffum san Sebastian says the
spanish government has learned that az
a secret anarchist meeting IN London II
Mns resolved tn 1Ncnge the execution OF
Aagiollo tn assassin ~ Canovas del
CastIllo. by an attempt upon the life "
the queen rescnt of spain. Twenty ~ tho
abl,st Rarrelona detectives. u is reported.
have hceu detailed 10 protect the queen
rrgrut
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Two hundred Killed.

Tacoma. Wash, Aug. -. The Jspau
steamer Just In brings news Ut severe
earthquakes in Japan on Aug . followed
ey tidal wave and great floods. A
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thougand houses were inundated and 30
persons sorr Killed or injured, sixty-fye
Chinese villages were inundated.
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knowledge
lis Power

only when you apply that knowledge
TO obtain the best results.
our knowledge Of what constitutes
up-to-date Jewelry. coupled with our
facilities for obtaining same. makes IT
possible for us to satisfy Inc most ex-
acting requirepents in the Jewelry
line.
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D:vicus Definitions.

Understanding that man can
always get for nothing.
Jackpot-A vessel sometimes used
for the cooking of greens.
Ignorance Sometimes its bliss,
and sometimes it's blisters.
Ambition-The feeling that you
want to do something that you can t.
Clove-A scent sometimes used to
disguise the breath OF suspicion.
Cheat-What tie other follow does
when you get the worst of the bar
gain.
Compromise-An agreement by
which both parties get what they
don't want.
Change-The thing that always
come to the woman who waits in q
department store.
Egg-Something that a hen lays
simply because she is unable to stand
it on end.
Miss-Sometbing that is better
than a mile if she is neither too old
nor too young.
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Rattlssnakes as a Mea.s Of
Grace.

From that prolific land Of good
stories comes the following:
An old fellow had three boys, bad
old boys, Tom, Dick and Harry, for
short, SO bad that the old man could
really only claim precedence through
his years. Their Sunday fox hunts,
games of old sledge and drinking
bouts were the scandal of the neigh
borhood. 1t chanced that Tom was
bitten by a rattlesnake and with the
messenger for the doctor went a
runner for a we'll known old Me:ho.
dist parson.
The miuister came. R:verently
kneeling beside the bed Of the thor
ougbly frightened Tom he put up
the following petition: "Oh Lord,
we thank thee for rattlesnahes. Lord
send one to bite Dick and one to bite
Harry and oh Lord in thine infinite
wisdom send the biggest snake IN
Georgia to bite the old man for moth
ing but rattlesnakes can bring this
ungodly set to repentance.
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A Ouiet Family.

The French minister of foreign af-
fairs, it is said, asked the king Of Siam
why be did not leave his foreign minis
ter at home to take charge Of things.
Because he is my brother, returned
Chulalongkorn, with grim smile. Il
should probably have found him on ny
throne when l got back to Siam. y But
you have your other lrother with YOU .
Yes, but his nature is even less benev-
olent. He would not only have seized
my throne, but cut off NY head as quick
ly as returned" " "Iou all seem cn cx-
cellent terms together, exclaimed the
astonished Frcnchman. Exactly, " said
the king, land, as like to be Oh good
terms with them, I always take them
along"
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Postal Savings Banks.
Pittsburg Post.

Pittsburg Post
The government savings banks
have been succussful in Europe, but
conditions there are vastly different
from what they are in the Uuited
States. We believe all the good re-
suits OF savings bank system, un
der Federal control, can be obtained
from carefully guarded State banks.
The deposits in 1896 by nearly G,0GO,-
600 of people Of about $500, O00,0OO
in State savings banks and building
and loan associations does not inai-
cate that any considerable number of
people in the United States have so
little confidence in banks and other
monetary institutions that they put
their savings up the chimney or bury
them in the ground. The average
American knows pretty we'll what to
d. with his money without being
told.
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England's Future Coal supply.

''It may now be accepted as geolog-
ically certain that between Dover and
Bath there occurs Il more or less inter
rupted trough Of coal measures Of 1870
miles in length and Of Il breadth va1y-
ing from two to fCur miles, Et assured
from north to SOUTH DR.. Hull be-
lieves, however, that this trough is i'll
terruptcd by considerable tiexurcs and
disturbances, and that it cannot lie eX-
pected to compensate fer the possible
exhaustion Of the Lancashire ard mid
land areas. Nor, though he considers
that it must extend under the channel
toward Dover, does lie think that it
could be worked under the ",a to any
extent with profit, as except at al enor-
NOUS depth, the difficulties Of intrudinS
water would be tco great.
Taking each coaltield separately, Dr.
Hull discusses its probable lateral ex-
tension under everything strata, and, on
the basis that about 1000 feet repre-
sents the downward limit Of practical
working, he arrives at estimates Ill
round numbers of the amount of coal
that will be available at tie end of the
century. The total for the United King
dom is 81, 6S3, 900, 600 tons. As the out
put of coal for 1896 was over l9J, ,0O0,
900 tons, on the extremely improbable
assumption that the rate Of production,
which has more than doubled since
1860, will remain practically stationary,
these fgulIS of DR.. Hull would give a
life of about 400 years to our coal mines
Within this period, then, al enormous
readjustment of social conditions, ard
probably of commercial conditions, Is
bound to occur.-Lond6n Spectator.
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Beware Ct Ointment f,r Catarrh that
Contain Murcury,

As mercury will surely ds s'roy the
seuse Of smell aud completely de
range the who'e system wheo enttr
ing it through the mucous surfaces:
Sach articles should never be ed
except on prescriptions from rel'u'a
ble ply ysic ats as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the 20 I'd yon can
possibly derive from them II Iis
Catarrb Care, anufsc'ured by +. j
Cheney 4 Co., I 'lcdo, 0, cout"l, S
no mercury, and is taken internally
acting dire city upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of tie system. ln
buyiug HILLS Catasrb Cure be sme
YOU get the genuine. l. is taken lu'
,ernallv, and made iu Toledo, OHIO,
by F.. Cheney & c.. Testimonials
free
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The Sisters and the Silver,

Two young wcn,n, sisters, lived
with their widowed mother III a small
country place There had been some at
tempt at burglary and hot Il few
tramps around. SO one day the sisters
decided that they would not leave their
siI~cr in the dining room, but remove
it up stairs. They got Il large clothes
basket aud heaped it full of the heavy
silver. BY their united efforts they tug
eed it to tho ron of the stairs. when the
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SHOWER OF STARS.
Rain of aIetcorni!S COMING: With this
(Iosr of the Century.

Rain of nIetror"i4S Coming With tbs
Close of the Century.
The astronomers look 1ur the next
great met, 0ric shower on the morning
of Nov. -. 1899. They calculate that
the earth will then pas: again through
the center uf an in:n!,n>r warm OF me-
teoroidS, al they are called lcf"rc conn
buStiuu. These great 'lr0nlGc star
Showers" ;is they are called. occur ut
intervals Of every 33 years and one day
The great shower Of 100 occurred on
Nov. -; that of 1893 on Nov. -; that
of 1866 on Nov. II, and consequently Il
repctitiUn Of the EcNt wonderful phc-
nUmcnon is expected Oh the morning OF
Nov. -, 1899.
In the meanwhile. however, as the
aggregation of lnctcOruidS Is of lmmcnSe
length. one end Of it will encounter the
earth in lS9S and the ether III 1900.
making, as Professor Lewis Swift. tie
distinguished astronomer Of Rochester,
SAYS, considerable showers in those years.
Professor Swift says, 1.-The thickness OF
and tic duration Of the shower i equal
to the time OF the diagonal passage IF
the earth through it, usually from mid
night to dawn He adds, As there Is
q light shower of lcOnidS every NOvCEl-
Der we know that there Is u vast rlnS
formed by the comet $ tail and that the
immense Shnal il one portion is the
product Of the exploded comet itself,
through which we pass once every 80
years and Il day.
The meteOroids are dark bodies, and
it is only when they pass into the earth $
atmosphere that they are igritcd by tllc-
ton and become visible for a few sec
ouds The stream makes revolution
around the SUN in about 33 years,
and by consequence the earth passes
through it in new place each Year.
The length of the swarm is so enormous
that, although ut perihclion it moves at
the rate of nearly 25 miles Il second, yet
it takes it two years to pass the earth,
SO that when its hinder part is still with
Us its advancing side will have reached
the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn. Not
withstanding tEis extent it is but 4 frac-
ton of the entire orbit Professor Swift
says, "This great cluster will reach tie
earth's orbit about June /, 1850, but
the earth will not have arrived there
then, but will be due nearly six months
later, when our planet will plunge into
the swarming mass and for ut least five
hours we shall experience Il literal rain
of fire. ''-Baltinure Sun.
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elder sister stopped the ojhei. Nv mere
are you trying to take it, >h> asked.
"Why, to your room. Of course, my
dear" replied the younger sister. Not
by any means, > replied the elder. I'VE
will take it in yunr room. II guess
not said the younger. II would r;.th
er lose it than Lave it there. The re
suit was that they left it at the top Of
the stairs in handy form for the burglar
to examine it without Inconvenience
and carry off all that he wanted Of ii.
The next day they took it back to the
dining room, neither making any COM
ment, and there it >taid i'll future, as
it always had.-Outlook.
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What It Means.

When we advertise that we will
guarantee DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, Elrctric Bitters, Bucklen Arnica
Salve, or DR.. Kings New Life Pill,
it means that we are authorized by
the prcprietors to sell these rene
dies on positive guarantee, that if
purchaser is not satisfied with results,
we will refund the purchase price.
These medicines have been sold on
this guarantee for many years and
there could be no more conclusive
evidence Of their great merit. Ask
about them and give them trial
Sold at G.. NJ. Harman's and J. f.
kaufmanns. $.
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N:rch Ca-ol;na Dcm2crats.
Their Committee Ecailitm the CHI
cayo Platform.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. 3.-A
Times special from Raleigh, \. g.,
states that the Democratic State Com
mittce was in Session there and Is
sued an address to the voters of the
State. declaring that the Democratic
party is tue panty of the people, re-
affirming the Chicago and State plat
forms of last year, declaring that
William J. Bryan is the great leader
of the party, dcuouncins Republican
misrule and inviting all Populists to
unite with the Democrats in regain,
ING control of the State. The sentl-
ment that the Democrats must make
a straight fight and that there must
be no fusion was overwhelming.
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wi lore 6

Medicinal value in a bottle CT Hoods SarSa
parilla than in any other preparation.
More Skill IS required, more care taken. more
expense incurred in its manufacture.
1t costs the proprietor aid the dealer
More bit it costs the consumer less, as he
gets more doses for his moncy.
More curative power is secured byits peculiar
combination, proportion and process.
which make it peculiar to itself.
More people are employed and more space oc~
cupied III its Laboratory than any other.
More wonderful cures effected and more tcS-
tlmnnialS received than by any ot'lrr.
More sales and more increase year by Year
are reported b.: druggists
More people ar taking Hoods SarSarariiia
today than any other. and more are
taking today than ever before.
More and STILL MORE reasons might lie
gwen why you should take
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Manufacture a Secret.

The most costly leather now in the
market is known to the trades as
.'piano leather" American tanners
years ago discovered the secret OF
making Russia leather, with its pecu-
liarly pungent and lasting odor, but
the Sc cret of making piano leather is
known only to a family Of tanners in
Thulingia, Germany. This leather
has but one use-the covering Of
piano keys. A peculiar thing about
it is that the skins from which it is
tanned are prepared almost entirely
in America. 1t is a particular kind
of buckskin. The skin of the common
red, or Tirginian, deer will not make
the leather, species of the animal
known as the gray deer, and known
only in the vicinity Of the great
notheln lakes, alone fun nishing the
material. The German tanners have
au agency in the west which collects
the skins of this deer from the In
diaus and the half breed hunters,
who supply the market. When the
skins are returned TO this country as
piano leather they cost the piano
manufacturers from SIS to SIS Il
pound. The worlds supply of this
Invaluable and necessary material is
supplied by the Kutzchman family
of tanners, who have six establish
ments in Germany, the largest in
Tnuliueia.
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Wayside Wells.

The caution uttered by Mr.. G. F.
Wingate, sanitary expert, against in
discriminate drinking from waySide
wells by Iicyclists or other travellers is
one that it will be well to heed. Mr..
Wingate aftirms his positive knowledge
of several cases of typhoid fever traced
to this cause. He points out the fact
that well may be considered health
full by those who habitually drink from
it, and may i'll fact be SO rs far as they
are concerned, and yet be dangerous to
stranger who takes only Il slight
draft. New York Post.
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A Weather Prophet.

One of the best weather prophets
is the spider. If there happens to
be a web in the secluded corner of
the poach, watch it carefully for a
few days or week and the spider
will unfailingly predict the coming
of storms. When the spider sits
quiet and dull in the middle of its
web, rain is not far off. If it be &C
tive, however, and continue so during
a shower, then it will be of brief
duration, and sunshine will follow.
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Chinese Barred Out.

Washington, December 3.-Consul
O'Hara has sent to the State Depart
ment copy of the law of Nicaragua,
passed October 9, last, absolutely
prohibiting the immigration of Chi
nese. The officer who infringes on
the law is subject to fine of from
$25 to $500.
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SLEEPING Cal; SERVICE
Double daily passenger service between Flor
Ida and New York.
Nos. 81 and ashington and Southwestern
Limited Solid F"Iiibu;cd train with dining
cars and first class cOachrS north of Charlotte.
Pullman drawing room Sleeping ears betwrcn
Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pullman sleeping car between Augusta and
New York.
Nos. s. and 36-U. S. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet S'rrpng cars be-
tween jacksonville and New York and Au-
Cl,S;a and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping cars
lr;wren .Jack-"nvi,;r ;;:td C".umHia. cn route
Gaily between jacksonville ;Ind Cincinnati, via
AShcvilc.
W. RI. GREEN, J. NJ. CULP.
q. SUIT, Washington. r. NJ. Washington.
". a. TURK. 5. H. HARDWlCK,
e. +. y. WushinCtun. !. &. y. A. Atlanta
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! ! J J Q o :
Sars pariIEa

The One True Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle.
- ~- cure :i Liver Ills and
HOODS Pills Sick Headache y crl.,s.
For Your Wcdd:ng and Christ: a.
L!lies, you can get your fruit cake
ingredients, iccinG sugar, co!oling,
cake trimmings, Iavoring extracts,
essences, ETC., for your Christmas
and Wedding cakes, at the Bazaar.
Lemons, Bananas. and fine Nor h,
ern apples, at The Bazaar.
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Aft,r serious illness, like typhoid
fever, pneumonia, or the glip, Hoods
Sarsaparilla has wonderful strength
given power.
Friendships pledged over the
liquor cup generally comes to no
good ending.
One hundred roses are required to
make one drop of the famous altar of
roses, the perfume of the east.
Western roads are handling an
unsual traffic in hogs, 10000 to So
600 day arriving in Chicago.
You can't afford to risk your life
by allowing a cold to develop into
pneumonia or consumption. Instant
relief and a certain cure are afforded
by One Minute Cough Cure. J. E.
kaufmann.
A man at Fairfield, Maine, recently
traded two gravestoles for bicycle.
They say it is next toinpossiblc to
smoke On a wheel. Il wish I could
convince my lamp Of that"
From July, 1896, to May l, 1897,
the United States exported 100000
barrels of apples and 2s;2l5 pounds
Of dried apples.
The export of breadstuffs from the
United States during August was the
largest for six years, being worth
S25,00l,C00.
WARSING:-Persons whosuffer from
coughs and colds should heed the
warnings of danger and save them
selves suffering and fatal results by
using One Minute Cough Cure. 1t
is an infallible remedy fer coughs,
colds, Group and all throat and lung
troubles. J. Z. Kaufman.
Husbaud--'My friend hardly rec
ognized you today" Wife-''Thats
strange, for I wore the same hat you
bought for me three years ago"
If you pay your debts promptly
YOU are entitled 10 more credit than
a man who is charitable, or woman
who is literary.
Indiana, l see has adopted COM
pulsory culture. How is that
If man isu agreeable to his neigh
bo ., tley get up surprise party and
hang him.
Todd, your wife has voice Ike
velvet" "Gracious. Don't tllk So
Loud. Ii she siIo1ld hear that I
would have to give her a lot Of gowl
to match it"
Skinned milk is now turned into
champagne by an electric process,
and the beverage is reported to lie
clear, bcady and delicious in flavor,
although non alcoholic.