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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
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Wislka rada kantonu Ba.yleja.m ias
TO " Sswajcarji snaosna wiekszoscia
glos6w Z kohosm missiaoa grudnia
pr.yjesa przsdio4ony jej pred dwoma
j~ss.o1s laty projekt ustawy . ubs.pie.
ossniu robosnik6~ ma wypsdsk, gdy
bes wfasnsj why So po.bawisni psaoy 1
ssrobku' Ten rod.aj asskuracji robot.
nio1ej, nigdzie dotsd ma s.srs.a skale
ME wprowad.ony " zyoie, mimo, to W
ostatnich latach omawiazo 60 " ro.ma.
isyoh krsjaoh szeroko, jake konisc,ns
uIupslnisnis ube.pieozeh robotnic,yoh
wog6ls, kanton szwajosrski ur.ad.a "
foFmis nastepujscej:
Ustawie podlega6 ma oko.o Is 600
robotnik6w 1 robotnio, pr.ewaznis ro-
botnicy budowlani 1 .iemni, nadto
wszysoy, kt6ryoh ob~owissujs zwis.ko
wa ustawa fabrycsna Z Z. 1877, o lie
lob pfaoa roo1na ME prEewyasza sunny
1900 frank6w. Ube.pieo.onych dsieli
sic podfog stopnia prawdopodobiehstwa
ola dotknac ich mogaoego bs.robooia
ma o.tsry grupy, nisjako klasy nisbs..
p%ieo.ehsswa. Obok tyoh grup istniejs
o.tsry klasy psao, sestawlons podlug
wysokofci zarobk6w tygodniowycb.
Grupa ! klssa placy decyduje o wyso.
kosoi tygodniowsj wkiadki, kt6ra 70.
botnik uiszoEac ma zak}adowi ubexpie.
oIsh. Wkiadka ia xynosi cd 2 / pol
do so osntim6w maximum. Take pra.
Oodawoy pfacic maja "a kasdsgo robot.
nika ma rzsci sakiadu wkfadki, stosow
ME do grupy, do jakisi robotnik nalesy
w dwooh pisrwszych grupaoh po 10,
" tr1soiej | cswartsj po 20 cent. tygod.
niowo), bee wzgledu ma wysokosc p3a
oy. Tym sposobsm, jak obliozono, kass
upszpiscssh otrsymy wac bed.ie oorocz.
ME $1,000 f. cd ubs.pisc.onyeh robot
nikow, 6S,OOOfr. cd praoodawo0w, mad
to .as 10000 fir. tytufsm subwsnoji
pahstwowej. Pahstwo bisr.s r6wnie Z
ma slsols kossta urzadzenis l admins
tracji zskiadu, ktors mnisj wiscej Wy.
nioss Is 600 fr. rocznis.
Korsystac Z kasy ma wypadsk Do.
sbawienis praoy mote kaady robot.
mix ubsspisczony, ieall pr.yuajmniej
prrez jsdsn rok W Barylsi pracowsi
" cisgu srsaciu missieoy regulsroie
uisscssf premje. w takim razis ka.a
wyplsca ubsspiecsonsmu - najdiuaei
press 70 dbl " roku codxisnnis
wspsrcie ~wysokofoi 70 OF. do 2 fran.
kow, ssosownie do sunny wplaconych
Prsmij lic.by orionk6w rodsIny owe.
60 robotniks. o wsparoisch tycb ME
ma mowy, jelli robotnik usrscii praoe
skutkiem Imowy, dobrowolnsgo porru.
Osnis roboty, jesli = wissnsj why wy.
dalony sossai . prredsiebiorstwa, " kto
rem bys safety, lub jsill ofarowansj
nu prscy be-. slusrnsgo powodu ME
prryjsi.
NadIor mad Iskisdsm uberpiecrs6
sprswuje komisja, do kt6rsj wybisrajs
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
WfOsi O Sienkiewiczu.


"Poiwiscsnis Lygji, bohassrstwo
ohr1escjau iamia duchs pogahskisgo W
W~iniOjus.u, przsjmuja 60 c.cis 1 pc.
dsiwem ola doktryny, kt6ra prssksstai.
Ca dusse. Odtad Winiojuss widsi "
Lygji nistylko piekno oIala, ale 1 seroa,
nietylko ja kocba, ale osoi 1 s.anujs.
Me rosumie ~jss.Oze ohr.sicjan, ME TO
.umie siebis ssmego. ale juA jsgo o.y.
ny osywione 50 duchsm chr.ssojahskim.
Jednak zasady pr.ebacssnia, miiosci
blizaiego, wydaja mu sic chwilami .byt
surows L.. nudne, pragois o nioh "a.
pomnis6, nurza sic .nowu " uoisohach
smysiowyob, ale JUL nile snaidujs "
nioh roskossy, juz teskni niesylko "a
Lygja, ale l II nowsm iwiai}sm. Pc
zawsietej' walos duoh swyoieta oialo.
Winicjuss z%ostajs ohrzesojsninsm. Ser
os jsgo oc.ys.ozs sic W ogniu oisrpie.
MIA, do dussy p~r.euikajs jus ME odblys-
XII swiatia, lsoz .zalsws ja oale morzs
jasnoioi.
"Possac Nsrona wyianiajaoa sic glow.
ME re slow i oharakterystyki P~stroniu.
SEA, jest scisle historyozna; obok wstre.
tn budsi wsp6lc.ucis, albowism autor
ME prssdstawif nam samej tylko pc
twornofoi tel natury I uwypukln jsj
strony fmisssns: pamietat, 70 Nsron W
wieku mfodsishosym sdradEai leps.e
instynkty; poks .ai nam ro.tsrke tel du.
s.y targapsj tylu spree Enymi popsda.
mi; pr.edatawR nam nude, ogarniajsos
to ssrcs sspsute, ks6rs jednak Z natury
zism ME byio.
nKa4da 6gura tel powieid me sw6j
odrebny charakter, odrebns move, In.
d~ywidualnosc. Piotr spostol, Pawsl,
Ursus, " ioh pr1edziwnej prostooie
slow l c.yn6w, chrsesOjahski leka'.
Glsukus, stras.ny Kryspus, wrss.ois
Chylon, tch6rs, ossossroa, sspisg a
wreszcie m%ecsennik - to wssystko 20.
stacie tyne. Zobsosmy tsrax, jak Z
pod pi6ra sisnkiewiO,a wychod.s kobis.
ty.
nObdarzone wytworDym smakiem,
dusss wraaliwR-obok tyoh wlafciwos
ci maja wysokis poczuo!e obowis.ku,
ono p~rsswodniory ws.ystkim lob osy
nom; moga sic wahsc, mogs drasc wo.
bsc pr.eo.uwanych roskos.y, ale ida
.awszs droga obowissku, ME dsjs sic
uwissc pokusom. kstwo bylo Sisnkie-
wio'o"i .nsleIc typy takis W swej OF
csyznis, wsrod polek s~ubtslnyoh ser.
Gem, dumpych " pooruoiu swsj god.
nosci, nislachwisnyoh W onooie. iris.
tram shaudy y .nsjdujs to kobiety
sbyt ideslosmi; 1 ia W Mich widzs ids.
slism, ale wysoos srtystycIny. TIE ty.
Ply ME 50 AMI monotonns, AMI pozbawio.
ne ayoia: data .aws.s do cel6w wsuios
fyoh, prrejsts &c wisrs gleboks. pslns
dobroci, ale prawdEiwe, lud.kie; 70 ko
bisty o,uja, myila, wslcrs, a wslki
~wyohodsa sawsse zwyoiesko. Nam,
pogrs.onym W reslismie literaokim,
trudno srozumisc p'skno | pogode syoh
duss ozystych.
"Prsyjrsyjmy sic ~ohsraktsrowi Lygii:
mimo skionnosci do W%iniojusIs, dale
fOlge swsmu uosuciu wssdy dopisro,
gdy widzi W MIN nowego oslo wieks,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

ole godnosoi .wyoie.a pokuss. Kr6
lswska DORA jest postaoia, oiwietlopa
jakby iwiatlsm wswnstrsnsm; pa1a ono
ma tyoh w~s.ysskioh, kt6r.y sic do nisj
sbliHS.
,Inns postaoie kobieos, malowane Z
subtslna dokladnosois, pooisgsjs dob.
roois lub wd.iekism, ~wssystkie % ~.
psmi dodatnimi, oproos Poppsi. ale l ia
naws', mimo prsswrotnsgo. nizkisgo
~oharaktsru, ma " dussy iskierke ciep
lsjs.a: prsywia.auis do syns; gdy 10.
ssaf samordowany, widzimy j. ma ban.
kieois: re- ~skamienislym usmieohem ma
ustach, : rozpacsa " serou, milcssca,
pod aureola jasuych wlos6w I masks
sstu O Insj wssclosoi.
.Wd.ieozna Akts, wyswolenioa Ne
roma, mis- mote .~apomnie6, As on nbyl
niegdys dobrym", lituje sic mad MIN,
biads, Re 60 Mkt ME kooha, tylko ona
jsdna M swisoie. Jest mu wierna do
kohca, a pc fmisroi oddaje mu ostatnia
posiuge.
IL Pomponia Grecina, surowa q dob.
ra, I Eunics, piskna, jak bogini greoka,
wsruszsjaca " sven bszintsrssownsm
pr~sywia.aniu do PstroniusIa - kaada
. tyOh kobist po.ostajs W psmisoi, ksA
da prawis wyciska ise Z Okla, wzrusza
ssIcs do gsebi siia u~o.uoia lub pr.sba!
csenia.
mPod wsgledem dramatyc.nsgo ma
pieoia ausor dor6wnywa Ssskspirowi: .
tym samym ro.machsm krssli .sytuaojs,
niemnisj gseboko siega do dus.y lad..
kiej. Scena wyrsut6w Nsrona ME usts-
puje scenic Z duohem Banka W MAX.
becis".
,,Nissr6wnany artysta " msIowaniu
o~haraktsr6w, jest niemnisj wislklm,
gdy q tio obrasow, gdy ma tenn tie
Porus.a massmi; o.ujemy tesno ioh ssro,
slys.ymy ich tchnisnie; widsimy ma.
prawde, jak Rzym sis pail, jak plona
zyws poohodnis chr.sscjahstwa, jak ko
naja ~mecsennioy ma arenaoh. Ooale ME
Lygji i Gala popr.ednia i nastepna soc.
ma " cyrku-to najpotetniejs1y obraz,
jaki wyszsdi . pod piora powisIoiopisa-
RIA W ciagu naszsgo wisku.
pPr.sd.iwnie piekue 80 takzs opisy
rsymskiej Rampant, kt6ra Sisnkis-
wios posna', bowiso kilkakrotnis W R.y.
mis.
nStrssIcIajac sic, powiadam: dzisio
Sisnkiswicza jest sssregism obrsr6w
Aywyoh, barwnych, jest gseboks ANAL.
"a p~syohologio.na, jest sksrbsm srudy.
oil. Przestudjowawszy sum'ennis to
powiesc, zoslsrlam odpowiedz ma pyta.
ME: Cay powodzsnis Slsnkiswio. Wa
~wssys'kioe krajach cywili.owanych jest
1jawiskiem przsjfoiowsm, cry tee po-
wrotem do .drowssego, o.Ysoisjssego
idssad W literaturseP Otto moja odpo.
wisdz: SIkoia wsrystow / symbolist6w
iuz sic prxstyia. Dus.a ludzka, a sps.
~cjslnis dusza wlosss, wrazliws ma pick.
no, ~.najdujscs je W swsj cblubnej
prsssIiOici, W swej siemi l niebio, mote
ma ohwile dac sic uwissc zludpym kis.
runkom srtyssyoInym I litsraokim, dad
sic oIlspic faiszywym blaskop, ale ME
mote wytrwac ualdrodse, posbawiousj
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

y Autor oceny ,,Quo vadis", pomieszczo
nej " czasopismie yNuova A~ntologia" z 1go
wrzeSnia 1899 r,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

Piekny14 kar
plafsrowany
zfotem zeRa-
rex, Y praw-
DIVA amery-
kahska ma
szynerya ma
a 20 gwaran
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
Governor Stone.

Most of our readers will have learned
ere they receive this paper of the death
of Ex-Governor j. NJ. Stone. 1t was a
great surprise and shock to the people
of Mississippi, who will long mourn
his death as one Of their best beloved.
Governor Stone spent much of his
time at the capital during the session
of the legislature, looking after the in
terests of the A. and M. college-the
textile school bill being the one that
appeared most to concern him. When
that became a law, he felt hat the col
field of usefulness. He died at the home
of his adopted daughter, Mrs. McKie,
in Holly Springs, or Monday morning,
March 26, after a weeks illness, his dis
ease. erysipelas, commencing in the
head and attacking the entire system.
He was buried in the afternoon of the
day following, in the cemetery at his
old home, Iuka, where many hundreds
had gathered from all parts of the State
to manifest their respect and love for
the distinguished and lamented dead.
The officers of State, the trustees and
members of the State institutions of
learning, about three bundled of the
students of the A. and M. college, the
cadets of st. Thomas Hall, Holly
Springs, grand master and other officers
of the Masonic grand lodge, and a great
number of the brethren from that Sec
ton of the State, Confederate veterans,
all formed the long and mournful pro-
cession that accompanied the body and
saw it deposited in it's last resting place
with military and Masonic honors. The
casket was covered with Confederate
grey cloth, with graceful folds thereof
along the sides.
John Marshall Stone was a native of
Giles county, Tenn; born April 80,
1880. removed to Mississippi in 1855;
was station agent at Iuka at the break
ing out of the civil war; was colonel of
the Second Mississippi, and the Lost
Cause had no drawer defender; was
president of the State senate from 1869
to 1878; when Ames resigned, became
koNCtboit ~ 4 II lOft Wdo CiCCtCo W VIC
full term; appointed railroad commits
sioner in 1884; reelected governor in
1889, and served until January, 1896.
On the resignation of Gen. s. d. Lee he
was elected president of the A. and NJ.
college, and was fully measuring up to
all the demands Of hat important posi-
ton. He was maturing many plans for
it's development on all the lines for
which it was established, and was hap.
py in the opportunities thus afforded
him of being able to serve the State
which had SO steadily and cheerfully
honored him. We adopt as our own
the glowing and truthful tribute to his
life and character by Bishop Galloway,
than whom o was more competen,
to form q tr e estimate of his worth,
and of tie great loss which the com.
wealth sust~ 10 In his death.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

daughter has received from the use Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. After beginning the use Of
your medicine she began to mend
rapidly and is now able to be at her
work. Her menses r regular and
almost painless. l feel very thankful
to you and expect to always keep your
Vegetable Compound in my house. 1t
is the best medicine 1 ever knew. You
have my permission to publish this
letter if you wish, it may be the means
of doing others good."-MRs. MATILDA
A. CAMP, Manchester Mill, Macon, Ga.y
September Is, 1899.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

Prof. John Graham Brooks de-
clared in a lecture delivered the other
day hat the heresies of To-Day are
economical rather than theological.
And the professor confessed that the
present established order of things in
society involved al immense amount
of waste. He instanced this in educa-
ton, which was too much a matter OF
book training. Schools where manual
training went on side by side with the
nor academic methods of education
revealed much less waste of individual
to mind development.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

Hsii was guilty of hushing up for
money the murder of one of his sons.
Another son brought the case to
Light. and it was held that the father
might benefit and be excused, while
the son, on the other hand, was SEN
fenced to 100 blows and three years
transportation for denouncing his
brothers. murder, because in doing
so he had brought his father into
danger of the law. A father who
buried his son alive was let off be-
cause the boy abused him; and it is
quite permissible for a father to
strangle his daughter If she misbe-
haves.-Notes and Comments or
Chinese Criminal Law, by f. Alabas'
ter.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

Scrambling for nuts upon the sea-
shore is an annual event taken part in
Dy the children of Port Isaac, a fish
ing village on the northwest coast of
Cornwall. The little ones taking part
well deserve the little recognition of
their services in such a way, lend
ing a hand as they do when the
local lifeboat has returned from riding
the stormy waters. To haul the boat
from the beach to its station is a heav-
ier task than the crew can accom-
plish. but with a couple of hundred
Youngsters pulling at the ropes the
craft is soon safely housed. Once a
year the coNswain of the lifeboat has
R large quantity of nuts given to him
to scatter among the children, a neg
lect upon one particular occasion to
carry out the custom bringing about
a juvenile strike by way of refusing
to assist at further hauling up
Speedily, however, the brave, rugged
fellows who risk their lives 'for
those on the sea-" made up the diff.
ference in dispute with the children
and there is long likely to remain at
Port Isaac the annual nut scramb-
ling beside the sounding sea.-Golder
Penny.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

Mr.. Dill, of New York, it is re-
ported, has been paid a fee of 81 ,O0O,-
900 for his services in making peace
between Andrew Carnegie and Henry
pers under which the new steel com
pany has been organized. AS the cap
jtal of the new company is to be $780,
oO0,0 900 it will be seen that Mr.. Dill's
fee is considerably less than one per
cent. of the total amount of money
involved, which is comparatively small
when compared with the fees paid at
torneys and brokers in smaller trans
actions.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS
BY ]. L. POWER. T..

that he ever made an appointment to
accomplish a personal or political end.
His judgment may at times have been
at fault, but his purpose was always
pure and patriotic. He never trafficked
in executive patronage or made politi-
cal m of his high Office.
Another fact Characteristic OF the
manly man and the consideration gov
ernor was the wholesome caution and
wise discrimination he displayed in ex-
ercising the pardoning power. Often
he had to appear stern and unsympa-
thetic in order to uphold the majesty
of the law and conserve the highest
good of the commonwealth. l have
known him to turn aside his face to
conceal the tears in his eyes when some
broken-hearted wife or mother was
pathetically pleading for a pardon.
While his tender heart melted with
pity for the unfortunate, his rugged
sense of official duty girded him with
power to stand for the enforcement
and impartial enforcement of law. He
did not cheaper and degrade the courts
of the country by . lavish n indis-
criminate release Of criminals. Sym
pathy is divine, but sentimentality is
evidence of personal and. official weak
ness.
If asked to suggest two words that
would most fttingly characterize this
great man, l should say strength and
trustworthiness." He was absolutely
reliable; never failing in any duty,
never faltering in the presence of any
danger and never betraying a trust.
His whole life was formed on the ethics
of the man of Galilee, and throughout
his long career he obediently followed
the teachings of an all-wise Providence.
He trusted in the Son of God for his
salvation and died with a prayer on his
honest lips.
Governor Stone occupies his own
niche in our temple of fame. He made
for himself a place among our heroes
and statesmen, and he will have a large
space in the history of the times in
which he lived. He was not an echo,
but a ~voice-clear, distinct and authori-
tative as the silver trumpet of a Hebrew
prophet. Those were stormy times that
brought him to the front, and no heroic
commander ever led his brave battal-
ions with more consummate skill and
splendid courage When other hearts
failed, his proud spirit never quailed.
When other banners were ready to furl,
every fold of his flag was made to wave.
Those sad and bitter days of recon-
struction might well be forgotten but
for the opportunity they gave of dis
closing and immortalizing the heroic
qualities of some of the purest patriots
and grandest statesmen that ever
adorned the history of any land or
time. And high up on the ~canonized
scroll of the century will be the stain
less name of John Marshall Stone.
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Among all the proposals for a fttin

Among all the proposals for a fitting
celebration of the advent of the TWEEN
tieth century one of the most interest.
ing comes from Cincinnati. In that city
lives Albert Frazer, who is of the opin.
ion that in no way can the beginning
OF a new century be so fittingly cele-
ligious jubilee. In this opinion he has
the Endorsement of leading clergymen,
representing influential Protestant de-
nominations. They all agree that the
commencement of a new era Of Chris
tan civilization may best be marked
by adopting Frazer's suggestion.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

Members of the Order of the Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine will be interested
In the trip of DR.. Walter N. Fleming,
imperial ~potentate of the order in
America. He sailed Oh Saturday for
Aleppo, Syria. DR.. Fleming goes as
the official representative of the order
on this continent at a co~nvocation to
be held this spring. During the con-
vocation DIR. Fleming, in recognition
of his work for the shrine on this side
the ocean, will be initiated into one OF
the highest degrees of the order. II
is said his mission is of great impor
tance to Mobiles of the United StateA
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

1t is agreed that the biggest salary
ever paid was that of George Gould.
who received from his father $1,000
900 for ten years work. Great salaries
are usually paid to men for what we
call brain work. But let us get down
to the broad foundation of the laborer.
The mar who receives the biggest
wages is A. j. Day, of Pittsburgh. He
rolls steel and iron. They have had
have been cut to $4,000 a year. He
used to make $40 a day at the Oliver
mills, but the labor wal set him back
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

While Judge Kenneth NJ. Jackson.
of Alaska. is still under 30 years Of
age. he has received as much as $780,
900 as an attorneys fee, and cleared
up several million dollars on mining
properties. He landed in Alaska not
many years ago with $3.50 as his en-
tire fortune.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
Wise Cat.

These are the three reflections of
Theophile Gautier's cat when she
first saw a parrot:
This is certainly a green chicken"
was the first thought. Succeeding it,
came the conclusions.
Chickens, even if green, are good
to eat"
Then she sprang upon the perch,
and the parrot shouted at her in
French.
"Ah," thought pussy, at can't be Q
chicken, after all! 1t must be .
gentlemsn!"-Youth's Companion.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

There is to be a separation between
the young women and the young men
of Ohio Wesleyan university, where
not met with the success that its
champions had anticipated. The an
mex idea seems the alternative now in
view. The two sexes will be educated
as they are at Harvard.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

Rev. A. b. Church, pastor of the Uni
versalist church at Akron, o., urges
the doing away with collins, and says
the dead should be Inferred with only
a shroud wrapped around them. Ht
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
A Literary H.ip.

Cannfbal King Ito poet laureate)-Wb,p.
wrong with that coronation ode? Can't Won
finish it? sou
Laureate-I can't get enough feet in IN.
last stanzas. "'
king--Offcer Of the guard, 20 out and on,
enough feet off those slaves to supply tSs
poet laureates needs. It shall never be
courage literature to the limit.-Baltimora
American.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

The death of ex-Congressman John
A. Bingham, of Ohio, leaves former
Gov. George S. Boutwell, the last OF
the managers who conducted the
prosecution of President johnson in
the Impeachment proceedings. The
vens and BENJAMIN +. Butler.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
establishment

Some establishment has been
aroused in the Bluegrass state at the
discovery that Senator Joe blackburn,
a Kentuckian of Kentuckians. has
not for IS months past tasted liquor;
moreover, he declares that he will
never take another drink.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
CURRENT COMMENT.

Last year the death rate in the City
of Mexico was nearly A per 1000, or
about the same as that of Bombay.
1t is expected that the opening of a
new drainage system. which is to take
place soon, will cut down the death
rate one-half.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
Difference in Location.

.Lady-You tell me that you do not alw,,.
chop wood? "ays
Sandy Pikes-No, mum! When I'm ~,
dis way l chop wood; when I'm down ~
Chinatown l chop suey.-Cbicago Evening
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

III hdS Dccu LOT about
lree months. The doc
" does her but very
tile good, If any. I
thought l would
try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound, but I
want your advice
before beginning its
use. l have become
very much alarmed
about her, as she is
getting so weak. -"
MRS. MATILDA A.
CAMP, Manchester
Mill, u icon, Ca,
May 81, 1890.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
Masonic Notice.

MERIDIAN, Miss, March 20, 1900.
In view of the fact that the gath day
of June, this year, falls on Sunday, ]
hereby authorize the different lodges
in this jurisdiction to celebrate st,
Johns Day on Saturday, the 23d, OF
Tuesday the Goth, at their pleasure,
This is done to avoid the necessity OF
applying for special dis%pensation.
b. V. WHITE, Grand Master.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07
A MOTHERS STORY.
Tells About Her Daughters Illness
and How She was Relieved
Two Letters to Mrs. Pinkham.

MRS. PINKHAM:- II write to tell Won
about my daughter. She is nineteen
years old and is flowing all the time
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

The precise total appropriation by
the legislation is s5,O59, 0s4. 20 for two
years, 1901 and 1902. This includes ST..
900, 900 for capitol and 81, 900, 900 for
common schools
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

Attorney-General McClurg has mailed
to the boards of supervisors, district
attorneys and other officials his first
monthly circular containing all official
opinions given by him to date. These
will be given in pamphlet form, con.
venient for fling and reference.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-04-07

The privilege tax on bill y ~~sters is
Eve dollars; and Attorney General
McClurg has decided this i'm iudes the
bill posters Of all foreign or domestic
corporations or firms who are engaged
in posting bills or other printed mat.
ter" 1t does not embrace commercial
travellers who are engaged in selling
goods, although they may stick ur
signs and printed matter - IN incident
to their business