The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25

uoWu pains, lrrltaDil1ty and extreme nerV-
business indicate arrangement of the
delicate female organism. Bradfeld's Fe-
male Regulators the standard remedy for
Characteristic diseases of women.
Sold by druggists at SI.oo per bottle.
The BRkDFlELo REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. ca
This bureaus usual output is 5000 clip
pings week. Under a rush order it could
ate system of card classification The
cards are hung on hooks in stair-step-y
rack some four feet across, and running
NE whole length OF very long room,
Nearly every hook is filed, but the fact
is Tar from being solely IA comment OH hu-
man vanity. 1t needs but a little rehec-
ton to see that the clippings run the whole
desires.
With that in mind a certain sense Of
trasl-cornedyi or comic tragedy comes as
one looks, The commonplace manila en-
velopes, fly out and about freighied with
many things. Ninety-nne may SIGNIFY
nothing, yet the hundredth be potential Of
JOY or grief, of failure or success Par
tlcularly among the personal clippings.
which make still so large a part Of the
general business. Oddly enough 1t is not
the class one would look for, actors artists
ana althors-which is most avid of this
sort of thing. Society people are even
more anxious to see what the world out
side thinks of them. This not only of the
plore publicity. The hook of --latest or
Gers' in big New York establishment
around horse show and dog show times
ana in the era of important social fuuc-
tons, would reveal much as TO the inward
things.
The professionals however. bv no
means slight the bureaus good offices. They
could not afford to-neither could the bu-
reaus afford to let them. Witness these two
facts: Duse in the couse OF eleven weeks
received thousands
and eighty personal clppings Richard
Mansheld's order excludes the works of
MS press agent, and critques of his plays
as plays yet in the season his weekly clip
ping bill often runs to $50.
queen Victoria Subscrlbes to more than
one bureau, but never sees the clippings
untl they have been put In books under
the editing of some of her family which
means, Oh course, the leaving out Of any
thing unpleasant. The Prince Of Wales
also takes clippings from two sources In
addition he cuts out with his own royal
hands oil the pictures of himself when
appear IN the public prints. The greater
the caricature the broader his chuckle
over it. Slurs upon his family are saia
TO touch him nearly, yet to things said
against himself he is artlessy Indifferent.
0(ile can readily credit that upon hearing
that by mis- own order a scrap book was
made for him containing American opin-
IONS IN re the bacearat scandal.
However the royal patron dearest to
clippings bureau regard is his majesty the
car OF all the Russas. He has shown
himself exceedingly well disposed toward
mem some OF their notable orders have
reau man has made for him sumptuousiy
bound scrap books, all Russia leathef
ana gold clasps and gilt edges, first about
the death and obsequies OF his father. Al
exander III, then about his own marriage
ana coronation ceremonies and later III
regard TO the American journey of Prince
Hlllkon, his minister of railways The
same house. has now in hand clippinrs
about the peace conference, which are 10
form another in the series of imperial
scrap books. They, are the finest ever
made in New York, exceeding even the
magnificent volumes in which Mrs. Bpa6-
ley-Martin is preserving the 5000 odd clip
pings In praise of her famous ball
Governmental CIippinga.
Uncle. Sam himself has stolen the Gin
pings idea, and Keeps at the White House
a corps of trained clippers and a eoverh
ment scrap book. President Cleveland IL
said 20 have looked at the scrap book just
once IN his last term-that was in the
course of the Venezuelan crisis Mrs uar-
rison subscribed to a bureau on her own
account, and her daughter has many books
1qlI OF me things printed about Baby
of personal notices, not, however. az her
self, but of her husband The wives or
many other prominent men have similar
charitable 10 hope do not include the car
features Of their iege lords. Almost every
man in public life is a bureau subscriber.
opposite a big name, though in many cases
Il is himself and Pacific railroads., or
Himself and the Nicaragua cana" or
even Himself and the agricultural depart
ment."
Uncle Sam is, however, not wholly with
out conscience in the matter OF clippings
periehce II took $4,000 to buy for his
archives a complete file of a New York
paper covering the period of the civil war:
further the Townsend scrap book histofv
md
Whether from conscience or thrift, the
government has just ordered and received
from a New York establishment a scrab
history of the war with Spain. 1t Is In
twenty big volumes, though most OF the
war pictures were left out. The volumes
are bound in morocco Goth and cost the
government 81 GOO. That sum indeed hard
ly covered the cost OF making, but the bu-
reau man has gathered a duplicate set Of
clippings and looks for his profit In them,
whenever a rich and patriotic citizen de-
cided to give "a similar history to West
Point or Annapolis Stanford University
has already a monumental set of SCRAP
histories, bearing on everything American
and particularly the life and works of It's
founder.
John L. Sullivan gets ciippings-subiect
not specified. Lord Randolph Churchill or
dered everything unfavorable," and was
forced by the size OF his first months bin
to exactly reverse his order. Nicola Tesla
wants electrical Inventions" Edison is
more eorDrehensive-he orders clippings.
upon above twenty subjects OF living IN
terest. w. d. Howels subscrlbes ntermit-
tefitiy, for real incidents going with what
ever story he may have an hand. Many
lesser lights of literature order Unusual
real stories" One man who is said to have
plot factory patronized by both novel
lists and dramatists when imasinatfcn Tags
wants all sorts Of hairbreadth happenings
''Stories of elopement" was another order
The maker of It,, strange to relate, was not
who hoped thus by v.carious example 10
persuade his sweetheart TO defy her par
ehts and make him happy The Cramps
get every line printed IN any part of the
world about any one of their ships. DR..
Seward Webb has every thing about horses,
and C. Oliver Iselin all about cup races.
MIR Iselin has already a very fine scrap
book OF Defenders exploits