The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-22
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Wri11,ar Ter the death of President n
noel =, rrison, in 1871, there were
he leld, 1. think, generally over
IN ~ - way of giving expression
+ re,,.,s9,54ps PISS and his personal worth
lhe 80 nctly there gathered upon !
mDsic GlarlottesVille a band of Il
beau. with empty coffin, pail a
MINE rs, OF all denominations, f.
nrofass ssonic orders, students and a
conconA re university, and a large e
formed INNS; and that there was
omen eravI e me that marched to an
The Rev FHemetery near the town.
Church INK. Meade, of Christ
the grave NJ offin was lowered into
the burial 80 committal portion of
diers fired a va the cnurch' the SUI :
the scene r,itBtlnd the Masons closed
occasions - monies usual on such T
"A nose thickA
feature 1-i4,, Nat is an unfavorable
nalIv sio,,if,-4,, Swell as women, u.s.
dominated bv maze character is pre- -
turned-up nose via instincts, while a
a vain disposition se nostris betokens
Especially wide nosahe chicago News.
age, strength and pre- signs OF cour-
weakness and ttm1dit small nostrlls OF
respect are usually fol- Aai se III every
when woman posses tnohs men, ana
indicates she is masculE large nose u
nose, the form of whic cpaTacter' Inc
with the beauty of thess much TO 90
TO culture, and we nave 4 is afnehapIe
of German physician fn9 authorlty
dispute that during half As oeyohu
man life the nose is capaf alhafy nu-
more noble form. The ment recelVlhs
an individual has great drdindhS o.
sharpening the nose. The sffo 40 with
found among women and ca LAY nose
brette nose, when occurring w. the SOU
wise agreeable cast of counten othef-
Gates a gracious and cheerfle' Hlul-
combined with considerable 4dlVete'
Such nose is seldom found an Aosa'y'
and when a man is unfortunatet mel
possess it. he is cbaracterized hI Ugh to
deficient saeacit1y and
The word Roman, says the ST
Globe-Democrat, is now and for eel
has been in use TO differentiate the
Ollie Church of the West, having itsll-
in Rome, from the Catholic Church int
East, which formerly had its head in @
stantoniple, but after the capture of I'll
city by the Turks moved it's headquarta
to Moscow. The word is used by tn
standard writer's in English, French, Ger
man and Italian, and also by ecclesiasti
cal historians to designate the Church Q
the West, and has thus acquired a legiti
macy of use which deprives it of all OF
| Tense. The Eastern Catholics OF one pc
Rod called their organization the Constan
tinopolitan Catholic Church, but tn
length of the name and its Inconvenience
in conversation caused 1t to be disused an
now the two great branches of Catholic
ism are designated, one the Roman Cath
Ollie, the other the Greek Catholic Church
1t should also be mentioned in this con
nection that the word Catholic simpl
means universal The Church of Eng
land claims to be Catholic Church, som
of its historians calling it the Anglica
Catholic, as distinguished from the Ro
man Catholic. The terms are well under
stood by writers on church history, an
are used without thought of any one tax
ing umbrage at their employment.
"A Werner, a well-known silversmit
of this city, has discovered a method b
which signs, pictures and drawings ca
be made by the combined use of photog
raphy and electricity, and the inventio
may cause a revolution in the art of en-
craving. He has been experimenting 70
ten years, and has just discovered tn
method, says the Milwaukee Wisconsin
The process is interesting. In the frs
place a drawing must be made of the sig
or plate. This drawing is Photographic
and the photograph transferred to
metal plate, which may be of zinc. brass
copper, bronze, silver or any other metal
This metal plate is then hung on a cop
per wire into a so-called bath, and al
electric current turned on In a fey
seconds a copy of the lead-penci draw
ing is etched into the metal deep enougl
to be visible for hundred years. The
the plate is conveyed to another bat
and again connected with the electric cur
rent. AT this moment the indentures be
gin to fill with jet black matter until the,
appear even with the surface of the plate
The plate is then washed, dried and var
nished with a coating expressly prepares
for this purpose. This protects it an
saves the trouble of polishing Sign
which are exposed continually to tn
weather require deep etching and heav,
enameling, so that they can be cleane,
without injuring the surface The sam
process may be applied to pictures an,
pen drawings and the copies will last TO
a thousand years, leaving the contours o
the face, etc, sharp and distinct.
"A new electric heater for the use n
dentists has been patented. In preparin.
cavities of teeth for filing, the canal il
the root is often found exposed, and thi
also requires to be treated and cleanse,
preparatory to being filled. Tt Is impor
tant that this canal, which in some teetI
IS tortuous instead of straight, be effect
ually dried before the filling is inserted
FOR Erecting this absorption of moistllr,
many methods have been tried with in
different success. The process hithert,
found most effective is the use of a small
bellows for blowing heated air within tn,
tootn. The air from the bellows passe
over wire which is made red-hot nv tb,
passage of current the current being turn
ca on by the pressure of a button within
the handle of the device. 1t is now souab
20 produce the drying more directly bv ,
fleXlble metal probe, electrically connect
ed' winch is inserted while cold. or moder
ately warm, in the root canal of IN,
tooth. AS the current is admitted RI,
neat generated in the probe dries GU
The moisture within the tooth.
AS might be expected. saws the ST
Louis Globe-Democrat, Prof. Wadsworth,,
statement that the force which causes tn,
lofKed limb of the divining rod to t1rr
downward is furnished by the muscles a
the hand, and not from any other cause
ana that an ignorant operator NAV eesit,
deceive himself into thinking otherwise
mas elected > storm of indignant protasr,
from water OWNERS. One of their cham.
pionS contends that after making dua al