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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-19

The more important committees of the
House are as follows:
Ways and Means-Payne, New York
Dalzell, Pennsylvania; Hopkins, Illinois;
Grosvenor, Ohio; Russell, Connecticut;
Dolliver, Iowa; Steele. Indiana; Tawney.
minnesota Mccall. Massachusetts; Long
Kansas; Richardson, Tennessee; Samuel
NJ. Robertson, Louisiana; Swanson. Vir-
glnia; Mcclellan. New York; Newlands,
Nevada; Cooper, Texas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Illinois; Bing-
ham. Pennsylvania; Grout, Vermont,
Hemenway, Indiana; Barney, Wisconsin;
Moody, Massachusetts,; Pugh, Kentucky;
Van Voorhis. Ohio; McCleary. Minneso-
ia; Littaur. New York: Livingston. Geor-
ga; McRae, Arkansas; Allen, Mississippi;
heH Colorado; Pierce, Tennessee; Ben
ION, Missouri; Taylor, Alabama.
Judiciary-G. w. Ray. New York; Jenk-
ms, Wisconsin, Parker, New Jersey;
OVerstreet, Indiana Alexander, New
york; Warner, Illinois, Kerr Ohio; Little
neld, Maine; Freer, West Virginia: Kahn,
california; Terry. Arkansas: DeArmond,
Missouri; Lanham, Texas; Elliott South
Carolina; Underwood, Alabama; Smith,
kentucky; Fleming, Georgia.
Banking and Currency--t3roSius, Penn
syivania; Fowler, New Jersey; Hill, Con-
necticut; Prince, Illinois; Capgon, Rhode
island; Lane, Iowa; Calderhead, Kansas;
OVerstreet, Indiana; Lowering, Massachu-
setts; Shattuc, Ohio. Cox, Tennessee;
stalings, Alabama; briggs, New York;
Ialbert South Carolina; Rhea, Kentucky;
mayer, Massachusetts; Lewis, Georgia.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce-flep-
ourn, Iowa; Fletcher. Minnesota: sher-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Warftberiht.
Saarperfdafe.

SO tntertpeisen -Jtotber yto. 2, obne 2a9erfoiten.
70A-7lhe; barrier 9tp. 2. pbue &aQertoften. 67hci ros
tier yso. 3. auf benz 6eletfe, 70Ae; Dbne &assrfoiten.
90 4-70e; rptDer 9tp. 4, ouf benz Seleiie, 64c.
SrIbiaDr8mti3eu - 9~tortNern go. l. anf benz
9cleiIe, 70-70Hc; ~gtortbern 9eU. 2, obne Sa9erfofter,
zoe; gtO. 3, ouf benz SeleIie, 67hc; obHe gagertoitsn. sc
|-68Rc.
Wats-No. 2, i'm Spsidber. 312le; Gp. 8, I'M Spei.
der, 3l4-3lAe; ouf benz Seleiie, 32c; obne &agertps
item, 3l4-32c; 9el6er Nn 2, i'm Spei1er. 324-32Hr;
sbne 2asertpiten 33e; 9elber $40. 3, i'm Speiher, 32c:
auf Dem Geleile, 33e; ebne Sogerfoiten, S2Ac: 9lo. 4,
auf bem @eleiIe, 3lIA-31Ae; obne Sa9erfpiten, 81
33c; rpeiBer 9to. 3 auf benz @elelie. sc; obne &a9ertos
fen, 321ac; fen Grab, pbne &a9erfolten, 29-29AG.
Safer-gto. 2, auf benz SeIeile, 20-20Ae; obne Sas
~oergpIten, 204c; 9tp. 3. auf bent Seleiie, zoe; Obne Sos
0~erfoIten, 19A-2Oc; neiBer go. 3, neaer, 22h-254c;
alter, 23@-25Mc; pbue &a9erfoiteit, rene1, 22-24c; al.
ter, 24-25c petBer 90, 4, of benz 9eletie, alter.
23Ac; p1ue 2a9erfoIten, neuer. 21A-23c.
fDeaen- Ylo. 2, arf benz 6eleiie, 5lhc; obne Sos
~serfoIten, 52Hc. go. 8, auf benz @eIciie, sic.
6 sr tie 9o. 2, ouf benz 6eIeiis, $3.50.
56mereteH- SLABS, 9tp. l ytort9psiterr. out benz
Geleiie, $l.OO.
81 lie -Rei 8ertdufe beridbtet.
Ell - I3ufibreu 45 @ars; feiu 9erianbt. Sute gtods
fra9e une fefe 4reiie.
9srtaufs auf bent GeteiIe: Siutotbp, aeru6bntihss
bis befes. $1l .25-A.0 BE Souue; 9ratris, ~9etpDbalia
dies bis beltes BON Sc. 5O-9.50 per IDnne.
9 TT 0 D - 5eit unO t96tis. 5tOs9su. sLoo-T5o;
gesissu s5,oo-5.25: 9ofsr. $4.oa-45o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
(Tnr Die SIItmDts Gtaats8etraue)
parifer Brief.
harris, Il. eeSuIt 1899.

- v ! > AA" oSutI AoOO'
9arts bielt in Der leBten Mo6e cine Geibe
bpn @r0ffnungen, uebergdben unb Gbnli9en
offi3ieGen 6eili9feiten ab, beren lteberblid
oleid3eiti9 Elm Bib Der lebten Momente bes
tpirtbi9aftliben unb fiinileri16en 2ebens
Der SeineaStabt bietet. vSetne"s Stubt
pirb fte ft9 BON nun an nit gr0Berem Stol3
als 6isber nennen tonnet1, tpurbe bod Der
SluB, Der ibr 5ur 3ieroe bient, bon einem
Na9tbeile befreit, Der i'm in manGen 9tabt=
gegenben gu elmer pabren plage tperben lieB.
@eItern tpurbe i'm 8ei1ein Der Dffi5ieQen
Melt Der groBe Sammeltanal in Gli9p be-
finitib gef9Iofen; niemals tpieber pirb er
feline triiben unb iibelrie9enben @epGfer in
ben GeinefluB ergieBen. Die Seffnung lit
ber1iegelt unb balb pirb cine Mlauer fir
INNER ben Rieienra6en berIperren, Der tGgz
li9 gegen 100000 &ubitmeter faulenber
@toffe, pabrer ardnt6eitSfdmen, in bic
Seine b~ineinlpie. 0reiBig Sabre urbeitete
Die Partfer @emein0e an Der 8ernirtli9ung
bieIer S6atIa@e; ite t0nnte bd6er biesmal
bon ben Gebnern nit boQer Mufrt9ti9feit
als Elm tpdbres 8iirgerfeit, Elm SET Der 8tiz
fenI9aft unb Der Nrbeit gefeiert tperben,
Man fa6 au6 Oelegirte aus ben 2anbges
meinben in 8%auernfleibern an benz 5eite
tbeilne6mert, neil bas @reigniB aucp tbnen
in bobem MaBe gu ~itatten fommt. Die &dz
nalgetpdfer, tpel@e btsber bic Seine ber>
peiteten, tperben Nun bur9 S6leuien UNI
Giiternen ben bena6barten Selbern 3ugez
fiibrt, bic fte befrudten unb ergiebi9er ma
r9en. 9ies ma9t na9 Der 8ere9nung zines
antpefenben Ngrpnoms 300 6rancs 8enie
per !6ettar fir ieben Bauer. go 6at iid
bur3 8erpflan3ung Der Sobesteim gun,
Sdmen beg 2ebens umgetpanbelt.
9ie l1ebergabe Der Nms iteQungspIdbe an
bic Geprdf entanten Der berf4iebenen Staaz
ten poll3iebt iib NUN febr bdufig. Dor etliz
6en Sa9en ibernabm Der tiirfifAe @eIanbte
ben fir ben Dttomann9en Bapiaon beitimm=
ten Blab, geitern erbielt bas grie9if6e &omz
neifariat ben ~ieinieen 5ugetbeitt. Se4sz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Die Qus9rabun9en bel Kartha9o.

Die StGtte, no emit &art6a 6abdt6a
gelegen, Die groBe pb0ni3iidt 9anbeI5foot
bes Mtert6ums an Der NorbfiiIte G%(fritas,
bic, bon ben G0mern erpbert, nadl Dem
britten puni19en Grteg BON benz r0mli4en
5elb9errn Scipio nit einem Slub bele9t
unb 10 boQf tGnbig 3eritOrt murOe, b1B 9euz
tigen Suges bon ben 9iigeln Biz gum
Mteere nibt einmal Spuren bon auinen
Der alten puni16en 8auten gu ie4en iinO,
3ie6t ,gegsntpGrtig Die aGgemstne 4HTnert@
Iamfeit auf fi6 bur3 bic 4uSgrabur9en,
Die bort nit unermiibli4em JleiBe uno
GROCER Nusbauer gema9t. perbea. Srob
Der mebrmaligen 3erit0rung Der Sta0t
bur9 GDmer, 8Qnbalen unb Nra6er TT IS
Dem Muae bes 5orI9ers gelungtn, in 0erf
gegenpGrtig unter fron30ftf4em 9rotett.p
rate fte6enbtn Suneiien bod nod WfanAel
aus alter 3eit auf3ufinben, bag uns ei.ni
sermaBen NuFialuB ge6en fam u6er Sc
brGu9e unb @ittsn Der 3ettgenoItnv eine5
Maqo, 6amilcar un0 9anni6al.
eSSn i6rer Summer bonn 1. SUM- beri6tet
bic .Gebue bes beur Monbes" mIsfi6rlif
iiber bisIe neuentoetten S4dBe4 Ser 9iz
reftor Der Faotti9en Antio hitdtenz UNI
aunf1ammlungen in SuneiIA1, 0err PauI
@audler, pere 9etuttre Mnb bor ibnen
me6rere dnbsre Fran301if(6e @elebrte UNI
Tori6er BADEN Die franS0ff6e &egterun9
unb Nta0emie fir oieIe Musgra6ungen, Die
Elm nert6boGes WtateriU CUR 8crOOatommz
hung Der liidenrei6en,J @ef9i4te 3uneien&
u6geben, gu intereifnen getpuBt unO muir
ben in i6ren Qrbeit en- in ieber Detie berettz
piIigIt unterItiibtA pere 9elattre tit Elm
ia9bertdnbiger 55or16er, Der Gano uni
2eute tennt un4 per te6t uno bon ben Sim
aeborenen man6en 8inf erbalten bat gu
erfplgreiG6em 8orge6en. Wd6reno Oelattre
bic Nusgrafhrngen auf benz 6Ggel BON ST.
2ouis leitrAe, gelang es einem fran3Di1 Aen
Sngenieuh, Der ben unterir0ii9en BON oe1
groBen Giiterne bis gum Maeere %laufenoen
r0mii(3en &andl berfolgte, bic ct item punt
f9en 8ra6ItGtten BET benz tirtti4en SORT
8orbi 9iebio blOB3uIe9en. Die 8aitlito
bon ct. 2ouis, mo ale @egen1tdnoe Der
frii6eren Nusgra6ungen 5ur N%uT6eipa6runQ
I qelaugten, ebe Der Pulait M}anouba Del
MISUNDERSTANDING bier3u our 8erfii:
gung geiteqt purbe, erbebt fi9 auf ei1en
9igel niht nett bonn Meere, tpo. tpSe mar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
2~luoemeiner Waarenmarft.

Mite 3 CREAMERY 17c; l.. Anatitdt, 1874
1916; Ma 13h-l5:; bette nafaasnsa bs. 14-l5.
beIte9airp 15-l5H /. QuaIttat 1914 -l4ei 2 Aualitat,
l2H-I3Ht.
safe gtpius. 8K-s4e; gotns amsricas, 81 -
&c; Bird, neuer, SA-8aei Stuonrser, neaer, S-she;
Gnweiaer, I0-1014c.
Sobuen-8efte $1.15; bette n@lebtums', s1.10.
@efII ee1-Gurfeps, 7h-sAc pr 9innb; 9abnsr.
s-9Rc per 9fb.; springs, 12-l2hc per 4fb.; SaHis.
81 per 9funb; @nten, 8-10e per qfuHb.
Gttr 9aus friIde, @ertufte absershHet, liz
-l2Ae bos 9ubenb.
Ra1bf1ett4 go biz rs @fnnS Sstui1t, e-ehe; Is
bis 100 9fuue. 7-7hc; 100 bis ITO YfHHe. S-she;
gembbnlides bis intperes, &c.
9tets 6 d III IN $500.
Gr;(hs Slide 8tad 8aS, grp9e. eas afaHA.
l2-i2%c. 8tts, 6-6hc; 9tderet, 5-5H:.
8i.ututu Id s-Setpb9nlt9ss bis befte3. 1885
per 9ftuh.
nj a-9unflsr bis Deler, s-1Se per @fuHa
@eieucorn - 7-9c per 8funb.
@ppcorn-8eItes $40 per 100 Bhttb.
9aubeu-3oblns, magsre bis Iette, 50e-sl.5op 9sS.
Standardization, l0c per Biuab. Msura.
Gprup, 75e per 9alone.
aepfel- 9teue, 81. So. 80 bas fgab.
gfirfi9 s-Mi4igan, lis 8uldeIsBastet, l-l5s
8fIount en-gGIb 9oDfe, 4o-69c per q OTIS.
Gitro ne n-Nteiftna, 100000; @alifprHia, $500
3 so bic GiIte.
0rau0sn - @pate gafsueia, s4.Oo-5.eo; w6srita.
uii9e 81 25-4.75 SeebIin9s, $3.5e-4O0.
9onanen-Ssfte, 7G -s1.5 bas 8aneeL
Gafif ornier Obit- &lauTetL 4s8astet Crates,
$1.50--l75; @friidE in 2os4funb &iitbsH. 65e-sl.l0
9irteu, per Rife, $l.75.
Ser qeu-@smaF0eue, 10 -2oe baS 9inah.
Gotbe Q mbee tie n-sl.00-I.5O fir "a Ql1ts.
G9marse 9tmbseten-75-85c fir Is DTS.
6ta deIbteren - 50-75c fir Is DTS.
SpbauutSbeereH-40-6 per I6 OF Rifte.
8rombeere n-50e-Sl. Is fir 16 Gt.sGiite.
SetbeIbesreu-giscpniW $1.0e-l,25; Wtl9'
gan, 81. 25-l.5
att9ffeIu-gar SDio. 25-35c per gulhd; bic
foe, in Ia Buibel 5adeu. 45-50e per 8uibeL
9Bet Bf~r aut-@eiiseS, $500 per Crate.
81umentobt - 5000 Sas 8sA.
Gurteu-onss eIu1ts, 1a-l5c oas 9sb,
1ruue Grbi { r-$1. 00-1.25 fir ~ 8rsSG&.
Srtus 3tpteb etn-5-6c bas 4tinbsL
&ssfIatat - Siciiger. 20-3oc Die Stit:.
Sd 10 IN me - 35c b. pfo.
gUetRriib be II reRe, 2G per YuIbeL.
&etbe @fi be II - neue. 81 fTr 100 8iabeL.
GelbrHbeu- neite. 81 fHr 100 8unbeL.
e4Iant- 7-3c bas 8Hnoet.
STA oi 80 d EFT - 75c per 100 Bit0el.
n n-40-50c per IL BuSneL
6bsbpbu - 81. COL. so Der BuIbeL.
Semateu - 20-30e per 4sgastetaRtfte.
Title - 9teige, loo per Dug. BiiaoaL.
grimes 6 o + 1880 per 5.4uS. Cad.
Site rrpaareH S4ustue fletfnfdfer rs Hc; ttsias
Eegnalsfifteu sSs.
9~dnte-Jrli9e, aeiatseu, f4ptE s;ae; friIas. u.
ial5slt, 6ei9dOt9t SAH Solb, SEC. i, lie; go. 2, 9HG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Is u BITE sIIinOis etaatsasttMns)
Sehenswirot9feiten BON oen Suoiees
Jn1eln.
. m + a, 81. Suli 1899.

Den 8eI l16ern bic gflan5et, pro5ufte,
Sbiere unb 8epobner Der ueueriporbeneu
eSn1eGn por3ufibren, mar Der OrunOgeoanfe
Der greater Mmerica Grpoittion. bic bier abz
qebalten pirD. 0n1es t9un gu t0nnen.
id}eute Die NusteIun9sz Sc elI6aft feline
Soften unb erbtelt au6 Die 8ei9iilfe bon Re=
gierunqsbauten in reihIi41tem MaBe.
SIM friiberen Sersbauz, Dem isbigen &es
loniuGgebdllbe, befinben ii6 8pei itdttli9e
M6tbeilunaen, isbe eiren Sld4enraum bon
5000 SUB bebeden0, tpel4e bic 9~bilippineu
alf Der einen unb 9apait auf Der anberr
5eite Res breiten 9urdgange5 t~1eilpeiie IN
oiefer @i6tuns 3eigen. gs mag abertrtebsu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

fet. gr babe i'm @egent6eiG elm neues
8ert in 8orbereitung: r0as 1tnbefannts
unb bic pfp9ii4en 9ro6leme", in benz er
6auptfd4li4 Die @rIdeinungen unb &unbz
gebungen Der Sooten ~bebonbeln min; er
babe aud fiir3li4 ert has beriibmte W1e=
blum @ufapid aus Neaptl fonmen IdHen,
um nit ibr nptfenfhaftlt4e" @rfabrunsen
GIT MAIDEN. 8Dr 8etrug gGaubt er ii4 ra=
tirli9 pie ale @eIe9rte bieies @4Iages -
gefeit. 3. 20.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
mtener Brief.

Ser pabenbfp a 3iergnne g" Der Nrb.iter. - 9te
reue Stabtbobn. - Sir sebu &reu5er bur5 gang
Mieu. - Ser olte Miener fennt f9 ni9t rnebr
ans. - Ser 3u9 ms Sreie. - SIN Sroit fir etrob=
%tuitttuer. - Gletue Set6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

Ste 8iener finb 9e9enpGrtig gang oers
iiebt in lire funtelnagelneue @taOtbabn,
unb nit &e4t, Sir flint ar,u3er pcn Der
Yfor9oretener 2inie Bis gum @taotpart
fir 5e9n arru3er bon @9Dn6runri in ben
pratsr fabren, in i6muden, peinli9 REIN
9e5altenen, etsttrii8 beleuGteten 8oggons
an tpeiBsn, platatenfreien @tationen DDr=
iiber, gu benen breite @ranittreppeu 6inab=
fi9ren nnb bic Abenb5 Elm Meer DON elef:
trifdem 2i4t bur4fIutBet. aaes fem, ele:
CANT, geoieger, BON Der 2ofpnottbe bis gun
Wagenabt6etl, bom 9erron Bis gum Sta
tionsgebGAQe un0 Der Montur bt3 gqr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12
ADAM II. WHILE,
OAKLEY, I'D.

DLACKSMITHING, wheelwrighting
ID and al kind Preparing done cheap.
Good work guaranteed. Special atten-
ton paid to horseshoeing and painting.
Oyster tongs a speciality. Guns and pis-
tolls also repaired. Terms cash
Aug 10y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12

A characteristic story is told of Herr
mann. The incident took place at q
well known London club, where ecarte
was one of the fayorite games ihdulged
IN for stakes by no means Insignificant.
1t was observed that on these occasions
n certain member almost invariably rose
q considerable winner. At length so
marked became the good fortune Of this
member that another determined to
probe the matter to the bottom. One
evening, accordingly, ut his own rooms,
he introduced Hermann Under a false
name to a select party of the members,
among whom figured the suspected one
At the close of the nights amusement,
when the guests had departed, the host
turned to the conjurer ard demanded
his opin on. "Not a doubt of it," re-
piled Hermann, "our friend cheats,
but exactly how can't say yet. Give
me another chance A second meeting
was subsequently arranged, and play
began. Suddenly Hermann, looking
straight at the supposed culprit, ex-
claimed, where did you get that
king?' "Whei 81 replied the other.
'Out of the pack, of course" "Impos-
sible, my dear sir, retorted Hermann,
''for happen &c have all the four kings
here" aid thereupon he calmly drew
them from his sleeve and laid them on
the table.-St. james Gazette.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12
TOBACCO AND THE HEART.


Il don't like to upset cherished
tradition said doctor Who is him.
self devotee Of the weed, sbnt the
talk one hears of nicotine saturat-
ing the systems Of smokers is most
" rot. Nicotine 10 deadly poison.
One drop Of il will make q good
sized msstfff turn up bis toes if in
iected simultaneously and it would
take precious little of i to kill q
man. The truth is that very little
is absorbed even by the most con-
lirmed smokers.
Now and then you read Of men
who die from excessive tobacco
using and are found on autopsy to
be be literally reeking with nico-
tine. Ali rubbish. Nothing of
the kind ever happened.
Again, it is a favorite expert
ment to blow smoke through q
handkerchief, and the stain that is
produced Is popularity supposed to
be made by nicotine. 1t is really
oil of tobacco, which is q horse of
quite . different color. No, the
chief harm done bv smoking is the
stimulus which it gives to the heart.
This il particularly true OF cigar
cite smoking, when sinkaling' is
nearly always practiced.
Each time the smoke is inhaled
it acts as slight spur to the heart,
and, needless to say, there is sure
to be a reaction. II the smoker be
in good general health, he will pro-
badly never feel it, but il he isn't
there will be periods of profound de-
preston, and, not knowing the
cause, he is apt to try to brace up
on Q drink, which makes matters
just that much worse. IL he has
organic heart ouble-valvular
weakness it is quite possible that
he will tumble over some day and
put his angel plumage on. These
are cold facts about smokinp-poue
other are genuine. New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12

General Horace Porter. in his Cam
paigning With Grant in The Century.
says Of Sheridan at Appomattox No
one could look at Sheridan at such a
moment without sentiment Of undis-
guised admiration In this campaign
as in others. he had shown himself pos
sessed OF military traits of the highest
order Bold IN conception. self reli..nt.
demonstrating by his acts that much
danger makes great hearts most reso-
lutte. fertile In resources combining
the restlessnesu of a Hotspur with the
patience OF a Fabius. it Is no wonder
that he should have been looked upon
rs the wizard ot the battlefield Gener-
Gus OF his life, gifted with the ingenu-
ity of Hannibal. the dash of Murat,
the courage of a Ney. the magnetism of
his presence reused his troops to deeds
Of individual heroism. and his uncon
querable columns rushed TO victory with
all the confidence of Caesars Tenth le-
gion Wherever blows fell thickest
there was his crest Despite the yalor
OF the defense opposing ranks went
down before the fierceneSs OF his onsets,
never to rise again. and he would not
pause till the folds of his banner waved
above the strongholds he had wrested
from the foe Brave Sh.sridani can
almost see him now. hAs silent clay
again quickened into lie. once more
riding Rlenzi through fire of hell.
leaping opposing earthworks at single
bound. and leaving nothing Of those
who barred his way except the frag
ments scattered IN his path AS long as
manly courage is talked of or heroic
deeds are honored the hearts Of CRATE
jul people will beat responsive to the
mention OF the talismanic name of Sher
idan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12
A WoMAN's WIT.


She Brayed Her Husbands Anger and
Boosted Him 60 Success.
know hip2'' asked one Of the two
men talking at the corner as he nodded
toward handsome old gentleman just
passing by. ''No? Well, sir. that's DR..
Blank, the noted surgeon. I've known
him ever since we used to frequent che
same swimming hole. Just how long
that was befora the war I'm not going
70 say. He beat me in the race for the
girl that he married, and If he hadn' c
the chances are that the doctor would
still be driving, night and day, over a
little back county, attending to prac.
ice that conldn't pay If it wanted to.
"When they were back there in the
woods and he was performing opera
tions that no other member of the pro-
fession had thought of undertaking, she
gathered from the talk OF friendly doc
tors in the same section that he was
original, daring and successful. She
begged him to advertise his abilities,
but he ssernly rebuked her fo- asking
him to transgress the ethics Of the pro-
fession.
"Butyou know how it is when bright
woman sets her head. The doctors of.
fee was q shabby little den without
carpet, window shades, pictures or any
thing else but the plainest furniture.
He resisted all her efforts TO change
this. One evening he came homo from
30 hours stay with a patient to find
that Office SO transformed in velvet car
pet, tapestries and pictures that he fat
iy declined to enter it. His wife was
away ON n visit. Men had been there,
done the work and disappeared. There
were no bills, the home merchants knew
nothing, and the doctor was SO mad that
he advertised everything for sale. The
thing was told in the local papers as q
hugo joke, and incidentally there were
related some Of the stories Of how he
took people apart and put them togeth-
er again. City papers copied and city
doctors ridiculed. This riled Blank. He
proved that he had worked greater won
ders than We're credited TO him, and he
was famous. The means and the end
were the work of the little woman who
had figured them out before giving q Sc
cret commission to furnish that Office. I"
Detroit Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12

The latest invention in the dress re-
form for babies, which is rapidly be-
coming more popular, is that all the
garments can be put on at once. The
first garment is q princess slip Of fine
flannel or crepeiine. made with high
neck and long sleeves. The next is a
sleeveless garment of nearly the same
shape and material, and last comes the
nainsook dress All three fasten to-
gether at the back with three buttons.
The abdominal band is sheer and not
tight. and the feet are left bare.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12

Think deliberately of the house you
live an-your body Make mp your
mind firmly not TO abuse it Eat moth
ing that will hurt it Wear nothing
that distorts or pains it DO not over
load II with vlctnals or drink or work
Give yourself regular and abundant
sleep Keep your body warmly clad
Do not take cold, guard yourself against
IL IL you feel the first symptoms. give
yourself heroic treatment Get INTO a
fine glow of heat by exercise Tins is
the only body you will have IN this
world Study deeply and diligently the
structure OF II. the laws that govern it.
the pains and penalty that will surely
follow violation Of every law Of life
and health Medical Reporter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12
sLEleHHELLs.


As Comm0n1y Used - ESer-Some ChanEcs
I'm Customs.
The sIeighbells used I'm this country
are made here. most Of them in Con-
necticuk and many sleighhells Of
American manufacture are exported 20
Germany and TO Russia Sleighbells
are as commonly used n ever whenever
there Is snow enough to make good
sleighing They may not be heard 80
much as formerly here in the city,
where the snow Is cleared away from
many streets and wheels cut up what il
left. hut mp the state and elsewhere the
sleighbeils jingle in winter just as mer-
rily as ever
There have been some changes in
sleighbell customs Shaft bells and
bells fixed ON the saddle of the harness
have 20 some extent taken the place Of
the old time string Of bells ON straps
bus the strings Of bells are still the
more commonly used. Probably a third
OF the bell outfits sold nowadays are Of
the kind that fasten to shafts or the
saddle Of the harness and two thirds
arc strings Of bells The bells exported
are in about the same proportions The
bells attached 10 shafts and harness are
open mouthed and provided with
tongues. Some shaft bells are made
with all three IN set alike; oftener
they are made IN three sizes. forming q
chime The three bells carried over the
saddle OF the harness are set in an orna-
mental frame. which is supported by
the saddle
The sleighbells of the old, familiar
kind. round. with balls inside. are at
tached 90 straps. as they have always
been. 70 body straps encircling the
horses body. and 70 neck straps
Sleighbells are made Of bell metal.
and they were never made with such
care vita view to their sound produc-
ing qualities. nor were they ever so mu-
steal. as now The commoner kinds OF
sleighbells are produced at a very small
cost, and whole strings of bells are sold
AZ prices that seem maryelousIy low
Shaft bells of the commoner kinds are
cheaper yet. and that accounts in some
measure for the Increased sales of shaft
bells
The question has often been asked,
and as often answered, How does the
ball get inside Of the sleighbells The
question is here again answered Of
course the ball itself is first cast It is
then placed inside the ball of sand that
is to form the core of the mold III which
the sleighbell is TO be cast The mold
is Of the form aud size of the outside OF
the sleighbedl The core almost fills
the interior of the mold. but not quite
There is left all around. between it and
the mold. little space. Into this space
the molten metal is poured, and when
it hardens it is a hollow globe of metal.
with the mold outside and the core in
side When the sleighbell is taken
from the mold. the sand on which the
core is composed. having been dried out
by the heat of the molten metal. can
easily be shaken out of the bell through
its narrow mouth. but the ball which
has been placed in the sand before the
bell was cast is bigger than the mouth
OF the bell that now surrounds it, and
so it has to stay in. New York Sun
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-12

Il have Just recovered from the Sec
ond attack of Ia grippe this year." says
Mr.. James A. Jones, publisher of the
Leader, Mexia. Texas. I'm the latter
case. used Chamherlain's Cough Rem
edy, and think with considerable sue
cess, only being In bed a little over two
days against ten days for the former at
tack. The second attack am satisfied
would have been equally as bad as the
first, but for the use OF this remedy as /
had TO 90 90 bed in about six hours after
being struck with it,. while in the first
case / was able to attend t0 business
about two days before getting dow.s,
For sale by William f. Greenwich &
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