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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-28

sportowcu.
Buencamino rodzina zajmuje
wygodna kwatere ma stacyi poll
cyjnej. Hiszpanie dziwia sic fago-
dnosci Amerykan6w, re ci ME kaza
go rozstrzelac. Byf on niegdys pull
kownikiem hiszpanskim; zdradziw-
sly Hiszpanow, poszedf do obozu
Filipinczyk6w; W czasie pierwsze-
go tychze powstania chciaf ich "a
przedac, ale gdy mu sic to ME uda-
10, pozostaf przy Mich.
Najmiodsze dziecko Aguinalna,
tax uroczyscie W Tarlac ochrzczo-
ne, umarfo W czasie ucieczki A
guinalda W Dayamban zostafo po-
| chowane.
Matka Aguinalda znajduje sic W
| pewnym klasztorze, kt6rego stree
ga pilnie zofnierze amerykanscy,
gdyz grozi jej zamordowanie przez
krajowc6w. Gen. Otis rozkazaf
przywiesc ia do Manili.
MANILA, % Listop.-Powstancy
opuscii miejscowosc Mangalaren,
W prowincyi Pungusanan, pozo-
stawili 7 amerykanskich "a hisz-
panskich jenc6w, Jak opowiadaja
Amerykanie, powstancy zabrali re
soba jeszcze dw6ch jenc6w amery-
kanskich czterech dezerterow z
armii amerykanskiej.
Pu}kownik Bell przybyf onegdaj
wieczorem "a pufkiem ochotni-
k6w do Mangalaren, przeszed}szy
W br6d rzeke Agno. ida sic W po-
gon "a powtahcami, kt6rzy schro-
Mill sic W CORY. Zabrali oni re sobq
6 dziaf, kt6re i'm utrudniaja ucie-
czke.
LoNDYN, % Listop. - Nastapila
znowu przerwa W otrzymywaniu
wiadomoSci pola wojny W pofu-
dniowej Afryce, gdyz znowu kabel
jest przerwany. Niewiadomo, co
stafo sic oddziafem 9 pu}ku Ian
syer6w, kt6rych wysfano W poscig
"a Boerami Gras Pan.
Szczeg6lnie budzi tu niepok6j
wiadomost podana przez niemiecka
gazette ,,Deutsche Warte", otrzy-
mujaca regularne wiadomosci z
Afryki, IL brygada marynarki Ultra
cifa 700 ludzi pod Gras Pan, re
zoFnierze 9 pufku lansyer6w do
stall sia do niewoi.
EscoURT, 2Sgo Listopada, -
Most kolejowy wiodacy przez sze-
roka rzeka kofo Frere, zostaf zbu-
IRONY przez Boer6w, kt6rzy spie-
sznie sic cofajq. General Joubert,
jak siychac, postanowif energicznie
przeszkadzac przeprawieniu sic
przez rzeke Tugela.
KAPsTADT, 28go Listopada- -
Donosza, re general Methuen zajaf
miejscowosc Honey Nest Kloof, 10
mil ma p6fnoc cd Gras Pan, re
wpadfo mu tam W rece 2 miliony
patron6w.
HAVANA, % Listopada. = VIA
domosc ogfoszona W Ameryce, tn
napowr6t telegrafcznie przesfana,
jakoby 1000 uzbrojonych Kuban-
czyk6w zebrafo sic W prowincyi
Pinar del Rio W zamiarze rozpo-
czecia powstania przeciw Amery-
kanom W "Dniu Dziekczynienia",
nieznana jest ami W gfownej kwa-
terze tutejszej dywizyi, ami tez W
kwaterze generafa Lee.
KoNsTANrYNoPoL, % Listop. =
Aresztowano kilkunastu Muzufma-
now, miedzy mimi pewnego gene
rata dywizyi kilku urzednikow
zajmujacych wysokie stanowiska,
kt6rzy So oskarzeni to, il sprzy-
siegi sic celem zamordowania
bombami tynamitowemi suftana W
Piatek z okazyi selanliku. Oska-
rzeni zostali skazani ma wygnanie
do Jemen juz ich rozmieszczono
W wiezieniach. Panuje wzburzenie
miedzy Muzuimanami i groza roz-
rugby.
PARYz, 2Sgo Listopada. : Ma
dzisiejszem posiedzeniu izby po-
cl61u 1rniSc1 ,ninictor Doloocco olo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-28
COLUMBUS, O., % Listopada.

homltet republlkanskl podaJe wy
kaz wydatk6w obejmujacych sumo
$91, 1887. Komitet demokraty-
czny, wedle sprawozdania tegoz,
miaf dochod6w $1S, 1885, a roz-
chod6w SIT, ,99S.58.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, % Listop. =
Gubernator Tanner zfozyfz urzedu
dwoch komisarzy stanowego zakfa-
du dla nieuleczalnie chorych. Sa
mimi John w. Wilson z Kinmundy
Morrow.,P Reed Peorii. Ma
ich miejsce zamianowaf gubernator
Georgia G. Ridera z Pekin, i Ed
warda S. Eastan 2 Peorii; zfozo-
nym zas z urzedu zapowiedziaf gu
bernator, re poleci grand jury W
Peorii, by wytoczyfa przeciw MIN
sledztwo "a naduzycie urzedu.
New YORK, 2Sgo Listopada. =
Richard Croker, kt6ry dis wyjez-
dza do Europy, powiedziaf wczoraj
W klubie acknowledgement: Rad
bym oSwiadczyc pred moim wyjaz-
dem do Europy, re VIM. j. Bryan
bedzie kandydatem ,partyi demo-
kratycznej W czasie kampanii W ro-
ku przyszlym. Wypowie sic wojne
trustom i imperyalizmowi, Bryan
jest jedynym mezem, kt6ry W ia
kiej walce moze bye naczelni-
kiem. Tammany Hall poprze go
jak najenergiczniej, mozecie tego
bye pewni. Kandydata ma vice
prezydenta jeszcze ME obrano.
Nieprawda jest, jakobym senate
rem Gormanem naradzaf sic mad
tym kandydatem.
BUFFALO, N. Y, % Listopada.-
Demokratyczny przyw6dzca W Erie
County, Norman Mack, oznajmif
dzisiaj, re David B. Hill poprze
kandydata i platforme przyszfej
konwencyi demokratycznej, nawet,
jezeliby kandydat nazywaf sic VIM.
J. Bryan. platforma byia powt6-
rzeniem platformy chicagoskiej.
MANSFIELD, o., % Listopada. =
w Chicago, Huron Co., O., wczoraj
po pofudniu konstable William
Smith i marszafek j. T. Conklin z
Plymouth, udali sic do. mieszkania
farmera Ezra Moore, majac polece-
ME 60 fotografowac. Moore roz-
zfoscif sic do tego stopnia, re por-
wal strzelbe strzelif naiprz6d do
Smitha, a potem dwukrotnie do
Conklina. Smith, trafony W gfo-
we, skonat W przeciagu kllka mi
nut, Conklin smiertelnie jest ra-
niony. Szeryf Ronk wybraf sic z
kilku ludzmi do mieszkania NOR
dercy, ale juz go ME znalazf. Beda
60 scigali przy pomocy ps6w
,,bloodhounds".
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, % Listop. =
G. j. Minery, generalny dyrektor
ruchu kolei ulicznych W Spring
fieldzie, konferowaf wczoraj po po-
1udniu W kancelaryi burmistrza
Wheelera re specyalnym komite-
tenn wyznaczonym przez tutejsza
organizacya federation of La
bor". Minery ME chciaf uznae
unii odroczono sic bez rezultatu.
Wieczorem odbyfo sic W sail izby
posf6w wielkie zgromadzenie tutej-
szych robotnik6w, ma kt6re zebra1o
sic $500 os6b. Kilku m6wc6w
oswiadczafo sic "a uniami, radzac
strajkierom jjednakowoz, azeby ME
dopuszczaG sic gwaft6w.
LINCOLN, Neb., % Listopada. =
w. j. Bryan odnajaf sw6j dom tu-
tejszy ma zime i spedzi z rodzina
trzy miesiace W Texas pofnocnej
California. Prywatny sekretarz je- |
20 tu zostanie. Cd czasu do czasu !
przybywac tn bedzie Bryan W celu
zafatwiania pilnych koresponden- |
cyl. IDA sic ma wsch6d ma czas |
kr6tki, azeby dotrzymac przyrze-
czen dawno danych, ale ME dfugo
tam zabawi. Zamierza odpoczac |
przez zime, by zebrac silly |
do Rampant przyszforocznej.
Rome W1ad0mOsa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-28
Kronika Miejscowa.
POIskie sprawy W sadaci'.

W sqdzie wyzszym Superior
Court No. 2O3O99 Franciszek Ko-
sa skarzy spoke dziennika czeskie-
90 Hlasatel o $1,000 odszkodowa-
MIA.
= W sadzie obwodowym (Cir-
cult Court. Tame pani Maryanna
Bonk skarzy miasto o $4,000 od-
szkodowania. No. 201S51.
w sadzie wyzszym Superior
Court No. 2196 Jankowski skarzy
Krala. Sprawa toczyc sic bedzie
pred sedzia Staugh.
- w sadzie powiatowym (Coun-
ty Court No. 1851 Moczynski
skarzy Lauferskiego. Sprawa to-
czy sic dzisiaj pred sedzia John
son.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-28
T0zary.

Dzis rano pozar zburzyf gmach
zakfadu stolarskiego Filipa Rim j
Sp6fki ma rogu ulic Division i
Crosby. Mieszkahcy z okolicy po-
wychodzili W nocnych ubraniach
ma ulice i ma dachy, uwazajac O.
bawa, czy sic sasiednie gazownie
ME zapala. q powodu braku ST.
kawek ogien predko sic rozszerzyf
i MIN go ugaszono wyrzadzif szko-
dy ma $4,000.
Zapas materyafu do wyrabiania
miotef zostaf wczoraj wieczorem
przez ogien W zakfadzie Morse i
johnson pm. 1872 Kinzie ulicy
cafkiem zniszczony. Strata wynosi
okofo $4,000.
,,Zf0dziej W bryczce",
Chociarz szef policyi wydaf roz-
kaz azeby wszystkie podejrzane
osoby aresztowac, rabunki ME
ustaja. Try rabunki przez ,,zfo-
dzieja W bryczce" zostafy wczoraj
znowu popefnione. Ofiarami ra-
busia So: pani Katarzyna O'Connor
pm. 1865 West Monroe ulicy,
kt6ra RADIUS napadf ma rogu ulic
Albany Colorado, wybijajac jej
zeby i zabierajac towar, kt6ry ma
byfa W groserni.
PAM Ernestowa T. Clarage pm.
1893 West Adams ulicy napadnieta
zostafa ma rogu Homan jackson
ulic obrabowana sunny S14.00
pani Joanna Arnold pm. 1883
jackson Blvd. napadnieta zostafa
ma rogu Whipple i Jackson ulic.
Dewey przybedzie.
B. Madden, prezes komitetu oby-
watelskiego, zostaf uwiadomiony
urzedownie, re admiral Dewey
przybedzie do Chicago ma dzien l
Maja. Dzis po pofudniu zbiera sic
komitet W hotelu Grand Pacific W
celu omawiania szczegofow przyje-
cia. Istnieje mysl odbycia parady
we wszystkich gfownych dzielni-
each miasta. Now zbyt wiele ME
bedzie wygfaszanych, zamiast
bankietu, urzqdzi sic wielki, uro-
czysty bal. w paradzie vienna
udziaf milicye stanow Illinois, In
diana, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Kentucky Minnesota, oraz stowa-
W tychze stanach. Zapro-
szenia o przybycie zostana wysfane
do prezydenta, ministrow, senate
row kongresman6w.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
The Superstition AboSt Friday.

The superstition that it is bad luck
to be hanged on Friday will probably
stand the test of time, byt otherwise
the evil fame of the day is pretty well
dissipated-at least that seems to be
the case in New Orleans Not very
many years ago the passenger traffic
out of this city showed a startling con-
traction every Friday, and the regu-
larity of the decline left NO doubt as
to the cause. AT present I Friday is
about as good a business day as any
other for the transportation lines, and
one prominent railroad man declares
that it is peculiarly favored by for
tune. 81 had the curiosity to look into
the subject recently" he said, ''and in
eight years, which was as far back as
my data went, l found that the acct
dent record of Friday was the second
lowest of any day of the week. OF
course, one may take any day of either
| the week or the month and discover
all manner of horrible things that have
happened in the past, but l have new
err been able to find a reason why Fri
day should be marked for special stig
ma. 1t is an absurd fact, however
that railroad people were formerl.
obliged to take account of the super
stition in making a forecast of bust
ness. A new Orleans jeweler ha,
something interesting to tell along tn
i same line. 1.-The Friday idea is abou
extinct" he said, but the jewelr
> trade was certainly affected by it
the past have known lots of peopl
! who wouldn't think of buying AM
thing intended as gift on Friday, e.
! pecially if it was to be engraved, hi
= nowadays one seldom hears anythin
Of the kind. ! suppose the world
! getting more practical nrien'
J. Times Democrat
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"Some of US were taken sick from the
effects OF this. was laid up several weeks
In a field hospital from fever. From thas
time was always afflicted more or less.
"About four years ago became mucn
worse. Our family doctor seemed puzzled!
over my case, and it began to look as l,
there was no hope for my recovery, ana
that the inevitable end was near.
ssLast November / was advised to try Dr.
Williams Pink Pills. The physicians said
thew were an excellent medicine, but would
do no good in my case. But tried them,
and am glad did, for 1 became better at
once. Eight boxes taken according TO di-
rections cured me. used the last OF the
pills about q year ago, and have not been
troubled with my ailments since"
The power of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People in the vast number OF dis
eases due to impure or poisoned blood mas
haan Demonstrated In thousands of In.
stances as remarkable as the one relatee
above.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
pER0ONAL POINTS.

Or. John M. Willis Of Eliot. Me-, owns
t,rea rare bibles. Two OF them are
Brooches bibi4s. e4e printed IN Lon
don In 1855. and the other in Geneva
In 1880; the ta!rd is IN Ei.siVer oloie'
two volumes, slsphent folio, French
print. of 1893, one Of ths re" copies
extant.
prof e y. James Ct the University
of Chicago, who is mentioned in con,
nection with the presidency OF Leland
Stanford, Jr.. University OF Caliiorn,a'
was at one time connected with tne
.taff OF the University Of Pennsylvania
and is now one Of tho eest-nkeo pi'-
fesscrs In Chicago.
Among the ceremonies attending tne
recent centenary festival held IN nonor
~ ths Italian pessimist poet, Leoparoi'
At his birthplace, Recanati, were four
concerts under the direction OF Mas
cagni the unwilling OF a bust OF .he
noet nv Monteverde, and the naming
Of a hall in the palace after him.
Austria has lost her most eminent
botanist, Kerner. What Saussure anu
creml did for Switzerland he did fol
Ausfria-Hungary. Before him the DOT
sny Of the swamps and forests OF tns
Danube had been only partly explorer
His hook on the PLANT Life Oh tne
Danube Countries" covers this nei'
thoroughly.
Demetrius Koromilas, an Athenlai
who was we'll known In Paris sporIin'
circles. died last month, aged IL. III
was very wealthy, and in Greece wa
known as an intrepid Journalist. u
wrote 25 plays, Is of which have ap
neared in print. His last play, ma
roula." aroused a great deal OF feeiin
against the author. 1t Is a plctur
Of certain phases of Athenian III
painted in glazing colors.
A majority of the generals In on
army are well along in years. and tn
ages of some of them are given by tn
Buffalo Express, as follows: Gel
Young is So, Shafter So, Wheeler O.
Hawkins will reach the retiring ae
+. of GA this year, Kent Is 81, LaWton o
and Sumner, Bates and Chaffes eac
SO. These are the general officers
I Cuba with Shafter. The age OF II
a generals in camp at home is also a.
3 vanced. Coppinger is So, Brooke 9
r Corbin Sc, Sheridan So, Henry b
e Graham Ga, Wilson CT, Butler 62, al
e one-legged Lee e3. Wade Is 30, u
d Youngest of the major generals.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
AT The STATION.

. ,nv tot IN a torn blue dress,
with tear-stained face ana eyes VI
brown,
doll which receives an odd caress'
4 little stocking that's fallen GOWN
s6v,v looks but with wistful air.
At the regiment slowly passing Dy'
MT ebe doesn't recognize any one
there,
And she drops her doll and Degins
to cry.
gently ask in soothing tone,
A. stoop and kiss the fearful face;
ayybo are YOU watching for here,
alone,
In this great big, noisy, CROWDED
placer"
Slowly she raises her tear-wet eyes,
Then sobbingly whispers: rs 'ittie
May,
An, wanted to tate my papa Dy
sup'ise,
day."
Dear little girl, you must not cry
Papa will be right along, never
fear
But before / can finish she darts m'
by,
Quick brushing away vagran
tear
And into the arms of one passin,
then,
Dressed in a faded suit Of blue,
She climbs to his neck, l call heI
when
She turns to wave me a last adiet
New York Ledger.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
Close Observers VIII Notice 1t in Old

Close Observers VIII Notice 1t In Old
Smokers.
The constant habit Of smoking pipes
has a perceptible effect upon the face.
The pressure of the lips to hold the
pipe in position increases their curva-
ture around the stem and the muscles
become more rigid here than in other
parts. Thus, says Tit-Bits, the lips at
q certain point become stronger, and
the pipe Is unconsciously held in the
same habitual position. After lone
continuation of the habit small cir
cular wrinkles form parallel with the
curvature Of the lips around the stem.
These are crossed by finer lines, caus-
ed by the pressure Of the lips to retain
the stem In position. In the case OF old
men who have smoked a pipe for years,
the effect upon the lips Is very marked,
not only altering the form OF the lips
but of one entire side of the face, caus-
Ing the wrinkles that are the effect
of age to deepen, and, instead OF fol-
lowing the natural course OF facia
wrinkles, to change their course SO al
to radiate from the part of the mouth
where the pipe Is habitually carried
Furthermore, one or both lips Otter
protrude, just like the lips OF peopl'
who have sucked their thumbs wheI
children. The effects of pipe smoking
upon the teeth are considerable. A
the point where the smoker usuall
holds the stem between his teeth tn
latter becomes much worn.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07

me BUT to go under an operation.
In speaking with a friend of mine
about it, she recommended Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, say
ing. she knew itwould cure me. then
sent for your medicine, and after TAX
ing three bottles of it, the tumor dis
appeared. Obi you do not know how
much good your medicine has done
me. shall recommend it to all suffer-
ing women. Mrs. Rosa GAuM, 72o
Wall ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
The great and unvarying success OF
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in relieving every arrangement
Of the female organs, demonstrates
Il to be the modern safeguard OF wo-
mans happiness and bodily strength.
More than q million women have been
benefited by 1t.
Every woman who needs advice
about her health is invited to write II
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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
It IL Insxhaustfble Apparently, No MAI
49, uc- HEAVILY Drawn Upon

It IL Insxhaustfble Apparently, No MAI
ter How Heavily Drawn Upon.
The famous pitch lake, or great Ditu1
men deposit of Trinidad, is situated az
Point Libres, on an elevation OF about
a mile from the sea. 1t covers an area
of nearly one hundred acres. and It's
appearance is that Of dull. still. DARK
waste. 1t Is irregularly circular, ana
1t surface perceptibly convex, peins
more elevated in the center, ana
thence insensibly declining on all sides.
In the center the pitch is quite SOIL
in fact. semi-liquid-but 1t becomes
more and more hardened as Its circum-
ference widens out. Except the soft
central parts, the surface is intersecteo
In all directions by numerous assures
or chasms, varying In breadth from
two feet to sixteen feet, and from hall
a foot to seven feet in depth. widen
ing also at the surface and term1nat-
ing acutely at the bottom, thus pro-
ducing, as 1t were, inverted angular
hollows, while the sides are regularly
rounded. These crevices are at al
times filed with fresh water. Here
| and there, where the bitumen Is mixed
| with earthly water, grow Hchens'
MOSES, grasses. etc. The center Of the
lake, the pitch pot, or chaudiere. as
1t Is called, is at all times so soft that
1t would be impossible to venture on II
without mourning the danger Of being
engulfed. The lake is government
property, and parts Of 1t are leased
out to private individuals, who have
to pay royalties. according to tn
amount of pitch removed. which
amount 10 checked by the government
The pitch lake is practically mex
haustible. No matter what Quantit,
is taken out, It is replaced by fresf
pitch, which always wells up to Ill
the hole. The surface Of the QUITE
edges Of this most wonderful Of lake.
is quite hard enough to walk upon; bu
curious result ensues II you stant
still for any length of time on on
spot. For some yards around you tn
pitch bodily sinks until 1t forms
basin. It is quite different to sinking
in sand, where your feet gradually dis
appear without making any apparen
; difference in the level Of the ground.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
THE SWANPAN.
Description of This Ingenious Calculat-
Ing Machine.

Description of This Ingenious Calculat-
Ing Machine.
The device known as the swanpan Is
a small counting table used by the
Chinese to facilitate numerical calcu-
lations. The Chinese have no figures.
nor any equivalent for them, but they
have made use Of the swanpan for
many centuries. The merchants and
manufacturers are usually very expert
In making calculations; but the labor
ing classes are, as rule, ignorant OF
the simplest arithmetical operations
and employ the swanpan in computing
even a small amount. 1t Is an In
genious little instrument, divided into
two compartments, an upper and q
lower, and the compartments are cross
ed by slender bamboo rods, tightly
stretched Irvine, or, more frequently,
by iron wires. Two small balls are
strung on each rod, or wire, in the
upper compartment, and five on each
wire in the lower compartment The
principal use Of the upper set of balls
| is to double the numerical value OF
| the lower ones. The balls on the frst
wire to the right represent units, the
next tens, the next hundreds, the next
thousands and so on, in tenfold pro-
gression. By thus using the swanpan
any sum expressed In figures may BIZ
shown by the movable balls with &C.
curacy and surprising rapidity. Chi
nese accountants become so expert il
using the device that, even In larg'
commercial transactions, they can com
pute the sum total in less time thar
it would take to write down the fig
ures. In its construction and use tn
swanpan closely resembles the abacus
a calculating machine used in mercan
tile transactions by the ancien
Greeks and Romans. "Abacus Pytha
goricus" was anciently q name for tn
multiplication table. In our moder
schools q kind Of swanpan, or abacus
is frequently used for teaching sma
children addition and multiplication
1t usually consists Of q frame wit
twelve wires running through It, an
twelve beads or small balls on eac
. ! wire.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
Girl Quits When Mistress Objects to
Keeping It.

ct tried a new theory Of mine on that
last girl l had" said one Warren ave-
nue. matron to another as they Cos
siped over the back fence. After haV-
ing had a dozen or so in rapid sue
cession, made up my mind that
must lack tact, was too irritable vi
did not make sufficient allowance TOT
the annoyances encountered by every
household servant. I determined TO
be more considerable and more dlplo-
matte" ooh, pshawl I know them,
But 90 ahead with your experience
II received that last one just as pleas
antly as would have received a 1aVor-
ed guest. went with her to her room'
showed her where to put everythlns'
had awnings put over the WINDOWS
because she thought the heat and hsnt
a little too strong, placed a couple Oh
extra shelves in the closet, fixed nice
place for her bicycle in the summer
kitchen, voluntarily offered her an
extra night out each week, personally
assisted her to get run OF Things III
the kitchen and then praised her lor
everything I could approve, wltnou'
pretending to notice her mistakes Oh
to miss the dishes she broke. MY loea
was to win her by kindness and con-
tinued assurance of appreciation. an
sure that every nature Is susceptlpis
to such treatment" "Well, I'm not
by a good deal. But how did IL com'
out?" "At the end Of the first montn
convinced by my constant approva
that she was about the best girl IL
the city, she demanded 81 more Pc
week and the right to put her vince
in the front hall, where the gentle
mems kept theirs, or she would leave
OF course she left. Don't they JUS
try your souls out?"-Detro1t Ere
| proco
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
Views of an Expert.

Beeler-"You are the last man l
should have expected to ind opposing
the pensioning Of government en-
ployes no longer able to work" Heel
er-"When a man gets 80 he isn't able
to do what little work there Ii IN
government Job he ought to be taken
out behind the barn and shot."-Cin-
cinnafi ENQUIRER,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-01-07
Beauty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets- Candy. Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples. boiis, blotches, blackheads
and that sickly bilious complexion BY taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed loo. SSc, 5Oc.