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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-25
A $s5 PRIZE ESSAY.
Essentin, Details of Artificial
Methods I'm Hathching and
Rearing Chicks and
: bucks.

~ E q. MUTH.
The. following article was writ
ten for The Practical Farmer, Of
February 25th by a subscriber to
this excellent Journal.
l have tried both hot water and
hot-air. infa bators, and after a
thorough. test l discarded hot wa
ter machines and use hot air in
cubators exclusively. My objec.
lions to hot-water incubators are ::
1st. Itxakss longer to heat them
sup to the required temperature {;
I'd. Should temperature get too
nigh, it take longer to coof'down
TO required heat, thereby endan-
herring the eggs Sd. Should hot
Water tank spring leak Gas a
hid for ma) it will spoil the
n;Ilc.Io not advise to use home
me6s'incubators; as a rule they
are. not co quipped with self.regula
tors; and the result is not at all
satisfactory. l use and operate
fivS h"t.air, self-regulating incu
tatars. / set machine perfectly
k,~4,. light the LAM. get the tenn
I.ture at 1921 dey rss. then set
'egulatoE IL at end of IL
temperature ia still 1924 de-
i fill incubator with eggs. l
(l ipcubator at 1924 degrees
Ill eggs begin to pip, then let
perature 20 to 1884. One
ulating of the regulator 10 suf
.eht for the season. l ill lamp
h morning, turn eggs twice a
", beginning on second day
st eggs twice duIitg the hatch,
t,rowing out the infertile ones.
q, regard to moisture and ventil.
zion will say this in my opinion
) tho stumbling block to success
al artificial incubation with
,any. After trying all methods
supplied moisture with varying
lccess, / now use no moisture at
q, and have better success. /
,gul2te the air vents in machine.
y ,rdine to.the air space in the
"a, and need no moisture. In
p,ard to capacity Of incubators
vat depends upon the number of
.eickens one wishes to raise. For
-, average farmer would advise
Ut less than 100 egg size incuba.
th... ! use and prefer tho 200. egg
die. Have used 400 and '5O0.eyg
in, "a incubatOrs, but have discar.
g, d thsm.
70 use iucubators With a nursery
wv. When chicks are hatched
" drop below IN the nursery
Colot soon dry off. Ii machine has
I'd q Irsery below the chicks tram
lte tn the eggs and interfere with
bvohicks that are half out of the
49,; The best place for an in
."s~)nr ia a dry cellar. For the
whey farmer, | would advise
HI door brooder. .2OOschick
q ID then put not more than
ated ,ks in 1t. | find IN most
,ttor he rated capacity of brood
greatly over estimated.
Ftentioni I.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-25
NOTICE TO ROAD OYERSEERS.

4 LII OVERSEERS OF public roads
"A in Lancaster county are hereby
notified to call out their road hands
and work their sections of road at the
earliest day possible.
NJ. &. GARDNE Err,
Co. Supervisor ana Ch. of Bd.
,. February ~, 1899.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-25

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should
be hrlt IN every household. 1t is
the bes; remedy for coughs or
cold, and is especially recommend
for that grippe cough. Price 25c.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-02-25
,ain's Greatest Need.

=. Olivia, OF Barceionia, Spain, spends
at Aiken, s. G. Weak nerves bac
o'p-e pains in the back of his mead
starfpL Oters, Americas greatest
such smgdy. all pain soon left
'"' medicine is what bis
ceive1n th.knows that 1t cures
there commoEiiies Ne blood
Z tpIlcants for Lever w mpss,lS' nslS'
h'ment to a vacsak, yin /
ntain, to- which O
sL- -,auu, a r.
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Registration Notice.

INHE PUBLIC will take notice that
Il the Registration Books will be
open, at the Courthouse, for the reg
istration Of parties entitled TO register
under the constitution, on the LIST
Monday in each month, until 30 days
preceding the next general election.
w. G.. "A. RORTER,
Chairman Board Registration, Lam
caster Connty/S. c., Dec. g, 1898.
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quired IN
airy as if.
He told Y
Confede,'
'slheiEhY IL
tiheep foH
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
wouldn't Sen His Name,

Soon after General Robert E. Lee
went to Lexington, Va, the presidency
Of an insurance company was offered
to him at a salary of $4,000 a year.
He was at that time receiving only $3,-
600 as president of the Washington
and Lee university. 1--WE do not want
you to discharge any duties, general"
said the agent. I'VE simply wish the
use Of your name. That will abun-
dainty compensate u.s."
Excuse me, SIR" was the prompt
and decided rejoinder. 81 cannot con-
sent to receive pay for services I do
not render"
Nearly every mail brought him SINH
lar proposals. and just a short while
before his death a large and wealthy
corporation in New York city offered
him $4,000 per annum to become its
president. But he refused all such of.
fers and quietly pursued his chosen
path of duty.-Ladies' Home Journal
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
DISASTERS.
JANUARY.

JANUARY.
Q. By the explosion of boiler under test at
Hewett's shipyards, London, men were kill.
cd and 40 injured.
q I6 killed in head on collision on the Lehigh
Valley at Dunellen, N. ].
FEBRUARY.
Il. Snowsiides at Cherokee Gulch, Colo, carried
away the orehouses and killed "a men.
II lives lost in hospital fire at Yankton, s. D.
ls q London passengers killed and 100 injured
in train crash in Belgium on the road from
Calais.
IL The Windsor hotel, New York, totally de-
stroyed by Ere; As lives lost.
%, The Mississippi steamboat Rowena Lee sank
at Tyler, Mo-; loss reported, 90 lives.
APRIL.
:. Is deaths at the burning Of the residences OF
w c. Andrews and A. ]. Adams in the Fifth
avenue residence district, New York.
10 persons drowned by an ice freshet at Glen
dive, Mon.
%. so people hurt in a railway wreck near
Rochester.
t. % killed and over 10 injured in a wreck on
the Philadelphia and reading at Exeter Pa.
e. 10 deaths and % injured in u washout acct
dent on the Rock Island and Burlington at
Waterloo. Ia.
I5. II miners killed by explosions at the Gale
dona mine. North Sidney, C. B.
AUGUST.
8. 200 excursionis.s at Mount Desert thrown
into the water by the breaking Of q gang.
plank; 20 drowned.
Il killed and 70 injured in telescoping acci.
dent at Juvisy, France.
IS passengers killed and injured by the de-
ra;llcnt OF trolley car near Bridgeport,
Conn.
SEPTEMBER.
Is 10 men drowned by the collapse Of an iron
bridge during a food at Vienna.
10. 80 lives lost by the burning Of the steamer
Montoya on Magdalena river, Colombia.
q. killed and 10 injured in head on collisior
on the RID Grande road al Reno, Colo.
OCTOBER.
II. The sound steamer Nutmeg State burned Of
Sands Point; several lives lost.
q. IA people burned to death In their dwellings
ct FARES, Ala.
NOVEMBER.
10. killed and seriously injured in q wreck on
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
railroad ut Humboldt, S. d.
90. 8 killed and 20 injured in a wreck on the D.,
L. and ". at Paterson, N j.
DECEMBER.
1. passengers killed and injured In Q rear
end collision on the Denver and Rio Grande
rear Salida, Colo
Z. 4 killed in the explosion Of q powder mill at
Sanneytown, Pa.
killed and so injured In factory fire at
Reading, Pa.
Q. 50 lives lost in an explosion at the Carbonate
mine, Washington.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
Accommodated,

The manager Of the clothing depart
ment opened his envelope on pay day
and scowled.
Look here, Miggs," he said to the
cashier. "this is the fourth time in sue
cession you have paid me with three
$40 bills, and I'm getting tired of hus-
ting around to get them changed.
Suppose you work your big bills off on
some other fellows for awhile, begadw
"Mr. Miggs," spake up a calm, I'M
emotional, businesslike voice from
somebody who was sitting inside the
railing with a newspaper in his hand,
''for the next four weeks you will
please save Mr.. Whackham some an
noyance by keeping one $40 bill per
week out of his envelope. "-Chicago
Tribune
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.

OCTOBER.
o. President Erugcr's Boer ultimatum demand
ing arbitration and recall Of british re.en-
forccments in South Africa.
IL. Expiration OF the Boer time limit; armies
moved to the Transvaal border.
IL. Beers destroyed British armored train
3D. yryburg surrendered to the Beers.
IA. Fighting begun at Maieking.
IS Beers under Gen. Kronie laid siege to Kim
berley.
British and Beers; British loss 2ll killed and
wounded and q squadron Of hussars captu-
ed; Gen. Symons. British commander, mortal
ly wounded.
q. Battle of Elandsaagte; British and Beers lost
heavily.
3d. Battle before Ladysmith British regiments
ard a battery captured.
NOVEMBER.
o. Severe fighting at Ladysmith.
TO- Bocrs repulsed by the British at Estcourt.
q. Battle at Belmont south Of Kimberley; Brit
ish loss, 900.
Is. A hours battle at Gras Pan hills, north OF
Belmont; the British under Lord Methuen
lost heavily.
&C. Great Britain formally notified the powers
that a state Of war exists In South Africa,
owing to invasion Of her territory by the
Bocrs.
o. 10 hours battle between British and Beers
at Modder river; British loss, AS, including
Gen. Methuen, wounded.
DECEMBER.
T. Gen. Methuen's communications cut st Gras
Pan, near Belmont by Boer raiders
g. Successful British sortie on Boer gun position
at Ladysmth.
O. British column under Gen. Gatacre ambush
ed in attack on Stormberg; loss, $50 miss
ing. besides killed and wounded
II. Gen. Methuen attacked Boer position north
Of Moddcr river and was repulscd with heavy
loss. Mai. Gen. A. G. Wauchope was killed.
Is. Gen. Buffers column defeated at the cross
ing of TugeIa river with heavy losses, includ-
ing IL guns.
II. Lord Roberts ordered to South Africa with
$4,000 additional troops.
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NOVEMBER.
NOVEMBER.
D. MacArthur's troops captured Magalang

g. Gen. MacArthurs troops captured Magalang
after sharp fighting.
g. Gen. Wheaton's expedition landed at San
Fabian. on Lingayen gulf. under Filipino are.
L. Sharp fight at San Jacinto, in the Philip
pines: John A. Logan killed at the head Of his
battalion.
90 Gen. MacArthur's troops entered Dagupan,
the northern terminus of the Manila railway.
DECEMBER.
B. Gen. del Pillar, Aguinaldo's aid. killed in q
skirmish.
T. Gen. Young's column reached Tagudin; at
his approach COO Filipinos abandoned an i'm
pregnable position.
s. 800 Fiiipinos rcpu!sed in an attack on vigan.
Is Engagement between the cath infantry and
Filipinos at the junction Of the Magat and
Rio Grande rivers
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FILIPINO WAR.
Leading Events OF the Contest With
AEuinaldo.

Aguinaldo.
FEBRUARY.
5. The Filitinos attacked TIE American position
at Manila and were repulsed with heavy loss.
TO- The American forces attacked and captured
Caloocan, near Manila.
Is. Gen Marcus p. Mller's forces captured noilo
without suffering loss Of life.
q. The city Of Manila fired by incendiaries;
fighting in the streets and heavy loss of prop
erty.
%. Insurgents broke through the American lines
at Manila and were finally repulsed. with
heavy loss.
I3 The town OF Pasig, enst Of Manila, captured
by Gen. wheaton's division.
TO- Fighting at Ilolo between Gen. Miller's troops
and the insurgents
81. Gen. Macarthur entered Malolos, the tnsur-
gents having fred and evacuated the city.
APRIL.
TO- Gen. Lawton captured Santa Cruz, Filipino
stronghold.
rs. Gen. MacArthur's division fought its way to
the trenches before Calumpit.
81. MacArthur's division crossed the Rio Grande
at Calumpit
IS Peace overtures from the Filipinos asking for
an armistice rejected by Gen. Otis.
Q. Lawton's column captured Balinag from the
Filipinos.
JUNE.
IL. Hardest battle of the Philippine war to date
at Las Pinas between Gen. Lawton's division
and the Insurgents.
AUGUST.
O. Gen. MacArthur's force advanced from San
Fernando and drove the insurgents beyond
Angeles; American loss, killed and "a
wounded.
SEPTEMBER.
q. olangapo on Subiy bay, bombarded and cap.
tured by a naval force headed by The cruiser
Charleston.
OCTOBER.
.. Filipinos attacked Gen. Fred Grants line al
Bacoor and were repul'"1.
20. Insurgents routed at San Isidro by Gen.
Young's command.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
The Great Debate.

When the uncertainty had become
well nigh intolerable. Science ventured
to 60 to the Serpent directly.
"Is 1t or is it not a fact, o Ser
pent," asked Science. that you swal-
low your young when you are attack
ed?
"Well, always try to hold my
own" replied the Serpent modestly,
1t is true, but evasively withal.
And so the bitter controversy wages
on.-Detroit Journal.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
The Fence VIII Stay.

Two Atchison men decided recently
that their property would look better
with no dividing fence between and
took it down. 1t was down n week
when both women agreed to make
their husbands put up the fence again.
They had had no trouble, but talk in
the back yard without fence to lean
on was like meat without salt. The
fence is up to stay.-Atchison Globe.
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Large Lady-Could you see me across
the street, officer?
New Policeman-Shure, ma'am; itsl
tin toims tn distance OF could see yez.i
Cbioa 90 Na1x-s
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
JANUARY.
l. Treaty Of peace with Spain transmitted to the
senate.
IL. Commissary Gen. Egan attacked Gen. Miles
in his testimony before the investigating con-
mittee.
as. Adelina Patti married in London to Baion
Cederstrom.
-. Gen. Maxine Gomez, Cuban commander in
chief. entered Havana under an American mill
itary escort.
2. Carl Schurz honored BY a dinner IN New
York on the 10th anniversary Of his birthday
8. Rear Admiral George Dewey became full ad-
mral of the navy under the new law reviving
that rank.
4. The 55th congress adjourned.
APRIL.
4. Cuban military assembly voted to disband the
army and dissolve.
W. X. Vanderbilt. Jr., married virginia Fair
in New York city.
il. Formal proclamation by President Mckinley
announcing the ratification Of the treaty and
the restoration Of peace with Spain.
II. Matthew S. Quay appointed U. s. senator by
the governor of Pennsylvania.
IS The German ambassador lodged with the Sec
rotary OF state protest against certain Ian.
guage OF Capt. Coghlan Of the Raleigh.
MAY
a. Admiral Dewey sailed from Manila on the
cruiser Olympia on his voyage home.
"a The s0th anniversary Of Queen Victoria's
birthday celebrated throughout the British
empire and colonies.
4. President Loubet Of France attacked by 4
Royalist mob at the Auteuil race course, near
Paris.
ban people.
.. Dreyfus returned to France.
6. May Wright sewall Of indianapolis elected
president of the International Council Of
Women at London.
10. Gen. Alger rendered his resignation ~ score
tary Of war.
20. The president accepted the resignation Of
Secretary Alger, to take effect Aug. ].
q. Elihu Root OF New York appointed secretary
OF war.
Z. COL Albert D. Shaw Of Watertown, N. T..
elected commander in chief Of the G. A. r.
-. Julia Dent Grant and Prince Cantacuzens
married at Newwrrt
~ Naval parade New York bay and ON Hudson
river in honor Of Admiral Dewey.
o. Aeceptioh VI huHHral DeHey ~ city haii'
New York, by Mayor Van Wyck, followed BY
military land parade.
NOVEMBER.
Admiral George Dewey married Mrs. Mildred
Hazen in Washington.
90 Emperor william arrived at Windsor castle,
guest of Queen Victoria.
DECEMBER.
Opening Of the Seth congress.
g President McKinley's message heard In con.
gress.
L. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood appointed military
governor Of Cuba.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Tarious Happenings the World
Over.

Over.
JANUARY.
!. End Of Spanish sovereignty In Cuba; military
command formally transferred to Gen. John
II. Brooke. Z. S. A., military governor.
FEBRUARY.
Is Laurence F. Myers. noted amateur champion
long distance runner died in New York city.
10. Henry Jones, whist expert known as "Caven-
dish," died In London at the age Of IS.
MARCH.
L. Johnny Griffin, the 'Braintree Lad once not
ed teatherwcight, died in New York city.
Is. War at Samoa; American and British ships
bombarded native villages.
Ia A mob at Palmetto, Ca, shot negroes at
the iail. killing 4.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-29
Americas Position Among Nations.

An English traveller who has recent
~ been in this country remarks, In
making a comparison between the
principal great nations of the world.
that "holy Russia is a formidable idea.
Great Britain Is a picturesque and
pregnant idea, but the United States
is a self conscious, clearly defined and
heroically indicated idea, in whose
further vind!cation the whole world Is
rnncerned."-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
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VOL. XLIV-.-NO SO
%. Perth won the Grand rrix at Longchamps.
50. Flying Fox won the English Derby


2s. Perth won the Grand rrix at LOngchamps.
50. Flying Fox won the English Derby.
JUNE.
o. Jeffrics defeated Fitzsimmons in IL rounds
for the worlds championship at Coney Island.
II. Perth won the Grand Prix de Paris
II. Imp won the Suburban at Sheepshead Bay.
81. Pennsylvania won the varsity race at Pough-
keepsie in Am. 20a; Wisconsin's time, 20n.
51es.; Cornell's, Pom. 49,; Columbia's 2Om.
COS.
20. Harvard won three boat races over Yale at
New London.
90. Charles Murphy, Brooklyn cyclist rode tho
fastest mile on record, paced by q railway
engine.
49, Columbia won the first race over the Sham.
rock by 10m IS.
IL. Columbia won the second race, the Shamrock
breaking her mast.
90 The Columbia won her third consecutive vic.
tory over the Shamrock by 6m. 1ss.
g. -Four football games between prominent teams
resulted as follows: At New York, Columbia
defeated Yale to O; Ithaca, Cornell beat
Princeton to o; Cambridge. Harvard scored
% to Carlisle Indians 10; Chicago and Penn
sylvania each s. at Chicago.
NOVEMBER
L. Harvard scored l6 to Pennsylvania o at the
Cambridge football contest.
H. Princeton scored IL to Carlisle Indians in
football contest at New York; at Easton, La
fayette scored to Cornell 5.
ls The Yale.Ilsrvard annual football game ended
In draw.
Is Princeton defeated Yale at football at New
Haven; score, Princeton IL, Yale 10.
30. Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 90 to at
Philadelphia the Carlisle Indians scored 45
to Columbia in the Thanksgiving football
contest in New York.
DECEMBER.
e. West Point defeated Annapolis at football in
Philadelphia; score, IL to S.
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TERMs.-sl.oo A Year in advance
REVIEW OF 1899
The Years Chief Events In
a Classified Record.
DIARY OF THE WARS.

Miscellaneous Happenings - Havoc
Wrought by Fires, Storms and Ac-
cidc.its - PERSONAL and Political
Items-Brief History Of Q Noted
Year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Prevention
better than cure. TUFTS Liver
Pills will not only cure, but if
taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
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CONVENTIONS.

MAY.
10. Confederate Veterans reunion at Charleston.
IL. The international peace congress convened at
The Hague.
Is. International Council Of Women met in Lon.
don
JULY.
Detroit.
II. National Educational association convened at
Los Angeles.
4. The SD national encampment of the G. A. r.
met in Philadelphia
Z. The national encampment Sons Of Veterans
met In Detroit.
20. National convention of the W. C. T. U. be-
gan at Seattle. Wash.
DECEMBER.
II. Annual convention American Federation oe
Labor opened at Detroit
Merely a Question of Spelling.
He was the engineer of an ocean
liner and prlded himself on his kDowl-
edge of electricity. On one of his brief
stays at home he accompanied his
wife to a party. The subject of cleo
tricity coming up, he Indignantly COM
bated the idea that 1t was possible for
two people to produce an electrical cur
rent through the body of a third by
simple physical contact. His wife and
a friend said they would prove it and,
leading him to window, told him to
pull up his sleeves and place both
hands fat on the glass. They then, ON
either side, took firm grip on his
wrists. At the end of a few moments
his wife said:
Don't you feel pain, Willy?'
"No!' he replied and returned a like
negative to a second and a third in
Quiry.
At his third response most of the
company began to laugh, and it sud-
denly flashed into his. mind that the
pronunciation of pain and pane was
the same.-New York Tribune.
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At the "Literary."

AT a so called literary" in a Georgia
settlement u sturdy old farmer obtained
the floor and spoke for one hour on corn
raising, fodder pulling and cotton pick
ing.
The local preacher was present and
arose to point of order.
Il do not see," said he, "what literary
meeting has to do with corn raising and
fodder pulling"
"Well," replied the old farmer, ''it's
got jest this to do with it: Ell 1t warn't
fer corn. cotton an bacon an greens, there
wouldn't be a literary man in the whole
blame country"'-Atlanta Constitution.
The word Asia Is derived from the
Eanskrit Ushas. meaning the land Of
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LOSSES AT SEA.

IL The British ship Adelina capsiLed In the har-
Dor Of Tacoma; IL sailors drowned.
MARCH.
Q. II drowned by the sinking Of the tug James
Bowen of Philadelphia OF Hog island.
30. Passenger steamer Stella ran on Casquet
rocks the island Of Attorney, foundered
and exploded, carrying down 70 to 100 people.
4. Steamer Chilkat capsized on q bar at the en-
trance to Eureka harbor. California, carrying
down 10 sailors and passengers
JUNE.
q. Steamer Margaret olwill foundered Oh Lorain.
O., in Lake Erie; seamen lost.
SEPTEMBER.
q. II deaths In the wreck Of the Dominion
steamship Scotsman in the strait Of Belle Isle.
OCTOBER.
90 Steamer George L. Colwell Of Detroit, for
New York from Fernandina, wrecked of
Charleston; II sailors drowned.
NOVEMBER
Romsin. s. c.: sailors lost.
2. The L. S. cruiser Charleston wrecked OF the
northwest coast Of Luzon.
II. The Hamburg American liner Patris sban-
doned on fire in the North sea.
DECEMBER.
& Canadian steamer Niagara foundered Of Long
Point. Lake Erie. carrying down l6 persons.
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CA. Snow & Co., one of the Oldest and most
successful firms of Patent Lawyers, whose
offices are opposite the United States Patent
cured patents for more than Il, 900 inventors,
saws that, owing to the improved conditions in
the United States Patent ONCE, patents may
now be more promptly procured than at any
previous time In their experience of twenty.
Ave year