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Hf.g.H
g%efnlloen. auem 9lnideinc mad 1T
Morgan" bereits mcgen iriibcrer
ShlpinOeleien perurtbeilt moroelt.
Ser Soi II pom SONG.
SONG aong 20. Sept. - Mus
Macao 1T Die 9to1rid)t cingetroficu,
Nob Die Seifc be5 SiidofS '0oarc
BON SONG Song, ser in Dem Ioiium
bon lebter @ode crtrllnfcn lit, g..
bergen moroen lit.
Ger Siccfontg bon &anton bat
perlonlid $1,000 81 benz SiiliaionO
fiir Die bonn Saifun @cimgciuGtcit
beigeiteuert unO 5lpei &ononenboote
9cbniS gergung Der 2ci1cn jurGcr-
filgung gelteut.
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yGlanSman" pcrpDnt.

Macon, 60, %. September. =
Mtt Hilflid)t olf Den shlsbrltb beS
Honenbolles in Ntlonta bat ser bic
lIge Mopor Die Nllifiibrrng oes 5bo=
mas Siron'ifcn Shcotcrltiides n5be
%elollsntail." mel6es bier mprgen in
scene gebel iollte, p%erboten, oa man
es ltld)t filr gcrotben bielt, oos Stiif
aliffubren 5u lniien. Genl 9erneb-
men mad merocn Sdritte aetban
ipcroen. I'M oos Stiid in @corgia
n%irgenos 5llr gnfiiibrnnp aelangen
81 lailen.
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Subc 5prScrnng fir 0eracarbeitcn.

Sonolulil II, %. September. -
Die rEocific Sable Company" bot
ge9en Den Der yEucific Moil Steomz
hip Company" aeboriaen Sompfer
"Wond)urio" cine Soroeritng BON
100000 fir Die Gienite eingeflo9t,
ipelhe bos aabclidiif nHeitorer" bel
Dem 6lottmodcn uno Snuen beS
Sht1fes gelciItet bat, oas lpeitere Ser
fdbren lit ober olif @eiinng bes YrG.
'loenten Wodap bon Der Gobclz8 &c
lellld)n't ~porl0ufig eingciteut rporoen
llio cine SerltGnoi9ung iiber Die
Soroernng ioq in Nep- Dorf erfolacn.
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gel cincm T%anltfampf act6otct.

buffalo, N,,g., %. Sept. -
Atgeblih III 6olge zines Sd)lages,
nelhen linn @alter Hobinion am
Samitog Aben0 bci elmer Yreisborc-
rel i'm Sorbioal oes nSitus SoteI" III
@ooOlamn Sead periebt bate, lit
per 20.iabrjse Gihoro Munlon an Ell.
itet @ebiriheirE diritfernrlg geltorbec1lil.
Sein @egner lit b%crbaitet uno miro
wo9rihcinlid bes Sooti1lags onge'
flaat meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
2akt Std 'bcntc resiitrircn. Cine
allgcmcinc Tcgiitrirmng finbet in
Baltimore itatt. Die 2pfalc iino porl
8 llbr Morsrns bis 8 ltbr Ibcnbs
uffen.
$ anOelsab t men mil
y II gurtcit II.

Gem Staats ; Gepartement mel
bette Der @eianote Sodion, er babe
Elm abfommcn nit 8ltlgorien iibcr
Sanoelsbe3iebungcn auf @runo oea
artifels 3 bes Ginglcp CARTS sum-
abidlllb gebradt, peldes am 10.
O5. Wts. unter3cidnet mllrbe urb am
so. os. Wtts. in aroft tritt. Iie eir-
ldldgigen ScrbonOlungen bobcn
leds Monute III aniprud genom.
men.
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S%DGcnmaidinc anf Der Strafc.

SOacnmaidinc anf Der Strafe.
&ar an Sen Seem . Dorfcr Banter
Snfob Sdiff ooreiiirt, - @rotll,
lationSfortc 5,lnl iiioii6en Iell.
iubr.
EbilaOclpbio q, ga, %. Sept.
- Cine Soacnmoi6inc, ipelde ali
Den Neu : Dorfer 9onficr Sofob
Sdiff aOreliirt mar, mltroe bier aui
Der StraBc bon Dem Ncgcriungeu
1apto S%bomplon alifgclcicr, mel6cr
lie in Der NGbc zines Yoitfuitens gcs
funocn bate. Ter Surge CAB bo3
Fofct an ben EoIt6eamter, Scnrp
Sul5mor, ab, wcldcr cS nad) Der
Slbltation trug un0 ST ben 81 be
forOernoen Eoitiodcn legte. Gem
SilpcrintenOcnten 5. 6. Mc&higbt
ficl aut, Dab Der ltnlid)log 5errilien
mar, ultb OILS cr ii6 Die ~Senoung
rt1bert anlab, beobodtcte er, boB ein
Fulperforn ans scr S6odtcl iie(,
unO mari OoS Eodct iofort in cinen
elmer nit @olier.
9tnd)oem bic pcrbGftige Senoun1
in Ocnt @alicr wchrere Stllnoen &c.
lcDcn, nobm man lie berous nno
lnltcriud)tc JIG. Sic Sdo6tel por
oils Rappe genladt un0 bate cine
Sange bon 10 3oa, cine 9reite Don
4 3oIl uno elmo Siefc bon I 3oQ. Sm
Snneren more1 5lpeiY appitreiicn on,
qc6rod)t, mcIhe cine 3iinoboI5idod)-
ref in ibrer Gage bicltetl, mclde nit
Shicbplllucr unO &l1geln geiiillt
luor.
3~iinobol5cr moren in ooS Elllpcr
ciugeiett uno ibrc &opfc rubten ollf
Dem Gedcl Der 3iinobol5eri6a6tcl,
olli melGc Sonopopier geflebt mar.
Nn Dem Gedel Der 3iinOb0l5crl6nd).
ref mar Elm Stiid 9inoiooen beie-
ltigt, an Ociien on0ercm Gnoe cine
8rotlllotionSfnrtc sum- iiiOiid)en9ter.
jobrsielt bling. 9ci'm Seiincn Der
grDbercn Sbodtcl piirDe Die. Nelt.
jobrSforte ocmGnlpiGnger IN bic Nit
gen gefalcn lein mo bei'm Serou$4
5icbcn ser &ortc miiroe ser Gedcl
Der 3iinObol5erihadtcl angejogcn
moroe iein, bic 3iinobol5cr 5lr Gnt-
5~iinOung 9cbrad)t un0 OoOurh bic
Grploiion Oes YliluerS bcrbcigeiilhrt
boben, ipelhc Die &lgeln allSeinor-
ocridleubern mnlBtc. Ser Solpt'
Eolt = Snlpeftor Gortelppu lit nit
llnterilldung Ser Sohe b~eidGitigt.
(Spdter,) - EoitumtS ? SStipef.
tor @illionS perfolgt cine 6Gbrte,
bic Odrollf binOelltct, bnb Der Ibien,
Der Der SoQenmoidinc utter &ooi,
tulcn Scr bicligen rllliiid 3 iiioiifcn
Splofic SIT iuden lei. S6m iunrbe
mitgetbcilt, bob Dor ctpo 5ebn Ia
gen Der robifolc Sliigcl Der bier an.
loliigcn HllIlilA . SuOcn cine Ser
lummlung obbielt, IN melder cinGeh.
ner, Der crit fiir5lid) bon HuBlano
9cfommcn iuar, Den Sonfier Sdtii
nuf's SeftigItc nnqriff, neil ieinc
Sonffirmu Die ruiiii6e Gegiernng
finun5icll untcritiiBt bate. Sie glei,
dc 9cidullOigung murbe BON bcnt
TcNner 0cocn Die Gotbihilos crbo-
ben.
Semcrfensmertb lit, bob Elm Gbn!i-
der Inidlog ouf has 2cben bes9all.
ficra Sdiii crit I'M sliigrit porigen
Sobre$ ollrd, rcdtieitige Gntoefuna
Der perOGhtigen Seuorng pcreiteIt
lpor0cn lpor. Canals beItuuo bic
Nollcnnloihinc ans eincm nit Eltl-
Der un0 augcln geiiiaten Gplinocr.
Ter Ibietlocr tonntc nidt erulittell
lucr0en.
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&crmiidJtc tclcgrapbiide Sepcidrn.

- ,5n Splge elmer Haturgas.gr>
Iploiion entitnno Elm Brand I'M grb.
geidoB oes rGropforo Opera Souie"
IN Sopefa, &nnlaS, moourh 0as &c.
nannte Sbenter, iolpie einige i'm Sc.
b1uoe beiinolihe @eihdftsbduIer Ell,
men @ciammtifaoen Don 100000
erlitten.
- Ger Observation-Disclosures bon
@mile 6ourc, Chicago, murOc ourd)
grploiioncn ibuer geidaOigt. 3rpei
Gcr'onen wurocn Ourh oie olii bic
StraBe illegelOen .bremlenocn Sor-
bentopie perlcbt ulo orei I'M Salip
pobhenoe &inOcr mepocn permiBt.
e - Gie 8etreioeperlooer in Yort,
lfnno, Ore, sic oireft bei'm Scrlaocn
pom 6%abr5cugcn beif1itigt mureit,
bic i'm Wetreioebanoel nit benz 9ll,ss
lanoe en9agirt iinb, baben einen
Strife inicenirt, neil ibnen cine gr.
hobung ibres 2obnes bon 30 ouf 40
Gents pro StunDe perlpeigert moroen
lit.
-6rnn Wpra ~. Bruce, oie Wi,t.
ter Don Saruep Sruce, Der anaefIogt
lit, III @emeinldait nit Den 9riiocrn
Burton, 6rcoerid uno @juis 9nn
@ormer oercn Sbcim, Eater 8. Sal
lenhef, in @recnport, H..9., Dor c-
nigen Sabren ermoroet su baben, bat
an 8onperncur Siggins Elm 9egno-
oigungsgeIuf 81 @unltcn ibres Cob
mes elngereiht.
Ter Talnpier rStote OF Ohio"
Der bel Hattleiltafe Sslano, ru1lpeit
Eut.in-Sa itranoete. bat nif)t ME.
Der ilott 9emadt peroen fonnerl mo
lit bon ieinen gigcntbiimern Den vi.
iefuraoeuren iibcrantmprtet morOen.
Gr bate sur 3eit ieines StranOens
cinen @ertb bon $4,000.
= Gin @emebr, 0as Don Dem lcds
Sabre olten @eorge Some in 9rod.
ton. Waii.. in einem GrpreBlpagcu
g%efunoen moroen mar. ging in oes
anaben Sdnb los uno toOtete ben
poIhiid1en SarmarbeiIer Inion
Nello5en aui Dem Sled.
s.,s' d. q Me Sort, Die !lm Inms aesat, Aas
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Tlndjt ans ocm @cfGnanis.

9riitol, Gent, %. September.
- gdt5ebn StrGflinge, mcldc per,
idicoencr Itrafbartr 0anolunsen
BON &ergebcn bis 81 Morotbotcl
iiberiiibrt woren, lino aus bem De
iGngnib in abington, So, entfom.
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@ailcg int 8cbrGnge.

GnIlaS, Ger, %. September.
Vinoesienotor >Spiepb ". 9oilep bat
oerlprqfep, cine Grfl1rung be5ii9lidl
Ieiner oildeblid)en @cjiebun9cn 3ll
Der pEierce Oil Company" 5l Der
pticntlid)cn. Gem Gernebmcn nod
beoblidltigt Der equator oltd lid am
nudlten Somitog nod) Guitman,
WooozGountp SIT begeben, 100 cine
MISUNDERSTANDING %angenteloet lit.
III lpelder Die 6ro9e Der Sppoiition
1egen lcine @ieoerermGblulg III ben
V~unoeSIenot IN Grpdguitg 9e5u9cit
iueroen lou. Son Guitman lit bic
gail5e @elpeGuulg sur Ibbaltitne Der
arilger Observation-Disclosures altsgc-
gnngen. Ton &rn. Woilep miro alld)
cine Iiltlport olf Elm Girfulor erlpar>
tet, meld)cs Der nSpuiton @ooo 90
pernment Club" fiir,Iid) p%eroffentlid)t
bot INTO 'meldes Der Scnotor Jest in
genoue GrruG9luna ninlmt.
GA. .
s Dt,.s die snta' Dis !1 !oms. es.aulIs'
',..f NNMIZM
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Sobtcr &6nigsiprohe.
Scr5ug BON Sitiamcs in Sranfrcid)
gcitUrbcn.

Gonltontinopcl crnonnt. - @ric.
dii6cr Metropplit in WaccOo.
MEN ermorOet. - &crbonolunger
i'm Embellishments GpngreB 81
Wailano. - Heltralc San0clS.
5oncn inn &riegSiaae. - aeiicl.
ihmieoe am Glpoc oroben nit ci-
mem Strife. - 9f6georoneter
Sh0ncrcr iibcr oie @ablreform,
frngc in Scltreid.
Ynris, %. Sept. - Scr Scr5o0
bon Sit p SamcS, Elm o~ireftcr NfoG,
tonlme Der idottii6en aonigSfoni
lie Stunrt, lit beitte SIT Chateau Sc
Montjultin, I'M Geportemcnt Sollt.
Soonc, gcitorbcn.
Neucr 9ot6after.
@icn 2G. Sept. - WorqllisEul-
laoinici, bisber 0ltrei6iidcr @ciono.
ter SIT guforcIt, HnmGnicn, miro
Ben 6rcibcrrn b. Galicc ais 6itrci.
d)iihcr @oti6oftcr III Gonitontinopcl
obloien. Sr, b. Gnlice mltrOc be-
fonntlih allf cigencs @eiud) bon Jet.
mem Soften a6gcloit.
8rich der Metropolit
ermor0et.
Solonid /. gurop1iihe Siirfei,
%. Sept. - Cine Shoor @ollahen
ermorocte ON %. September nabc
HopiIto, i'm @iInict Monaitir, ben
grieGii6cn Metropolit Goprtjo.
$ an0elSfam er GongreB
in W aiIonb.
90 oiIono, %. Sept. - Ger Sn.
ternationnle SonoelSfommer > Gon'
greB lit bellte bier croiinct morocn.
Inter Den 0clegoten b%eiinoen iih y.
Somburger Don Eittsburg, Ea., ais
8ertreter Der Ser. Stoatcn; i. g.
Ga 2aOlic aus Ybilooelpbia, YrGii.
bent oeS Notional Board Of Srnoe;
g. u. Chamberlain pom Board Of
Grade Oes StnoteS Wniia6uietts II.
Il. s. Colour pom 9oarO Of SraOe
OeS Stnntes Maine. Ser pid)tigitc
8cgcnitono Der belttigen SogesorOs
nung mar bic Sroge Der grflGrung
neutrolcr 3onen I'M ariege, iiber
mcl6e Sr. Chamberlain eiten Sor.
trog belt.
Ter omcrifaniihe aoniul SamcS
Is. Cunning peranitnltete beltc ST
Gbrcn Der nmerifnniihen G~elcgaten
Elm 9iner, 81 lpelhcm aud) Erofciior
Solmoirngbi, Erdiioent Der Moi.
lGnoer Sanbelsfammer, Sc 8ranO
.. Cannon, Soritanb bes internntioa
nolen ScrbonbeS, nnO &. 5. Dit
rnno, General Sefrct1r beS Con.
g%rclicS, gclnbcn maren.
@rober Strife angcf ii n.
Digt.
@IaSaom, %. Sept. - SieGcis
ieIihmieoe ON Glp0e bo6en ibren
A%rbcitgcbern IN einem llltimotiun
funo gctbur, bob iie am %, Sep
TENDER Die grbcit nicocrlegen mir
ben. 10000 Mann iinb bctbeiligt
rnb Elm LANCER aumpf miro erluar.
tct.
Q d0nerer lGbt pom id
boren.
@ien, %. Sept. = Sn bemStrcit
Inn Die @ablrciorm bat Nun audi
Der nIQbcuti6e" Sd)onercr icinc
Stimme crid)ollen lalien. Gr perDf.
icntlid)t einen gnirii, in iucld)cm cS
beibt, bic @oblreform, mic lie bon
Der HcgierunG uorgeihlagen pcroc,
nriide Die Geiltld)en oaucrno 5ur Nj
norit6t bcrob. Sic merbe bic Slas
piiirung Oeitreid)'S beipirfen II. oie
Geiitihen in Oeitreid 5luingen, gns
idlllB al Teutid)lono 5ll iiihen ill0
Die SOS bon ."9etpegung SIT
forocrn.
Bonn &oiier bcQnobigt.
@ien %. Sept. - &oiier Sral5
Soiepb bat Die Worocrin Srieoeride
3eler 81 20.jGbrigcm acrfcr bc1uu
oiat. Sic mar bonn &reiSaerid)t il,
2eoben, Stcicrmorf, im Sllli mcgen
oes iurdtboren WoroeS al Der So.
dim Waier I'M Gnrentbal, Der lciller
3eit oas grobte Auiieben crrcgte,
gum Sooc pernrtbeilt lporoell.
Gem @cri d ia bren
ii bcrpieien.
2onb,on II, 20. Sept. Ger
Mann, Der iif inter Dem Gomer
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Sn groker 0efabr.
TmcrtfaniIdc 2cedtiun in StofbOlm
bcinabc III Die 2nit oeiprcngt.

Slnllllde Gepolution1re moltcn BORT
cine 9anf berauben llnO 0ns @e-
bdloe orlrd) Gpnanjt pernihtcn.
MftBllipgenes 2lttcnt1t IN Sci
.tn]Nt Ni'u''.
llrgtpfS. INT Heue Sample in gn.
jIl39 It1fs u. "a
fu Inn i'll Der llmge6ulrg bon ai.
. ,tIEs4 'tts
ld)lneff, - Sn A6t crfiGrte 6iib-
rcr STR Gonititutiohcifch 0cmu.
frotie. - Ter G5or mill on0cblid,
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Wtan bat feline Spur bon ocn GbGz
tern.
&fin Safu.
9ofu, SranStnllfnlien, %. Sept.
- @cItern Iben0 fam 'es allf Dem
Wtolotbnn-Elate nabe Dem Centrum
bieliger Staot, mp it'd smei BON Ger
r%oriitcn freQuentirte NeItollrutiolcn
befitocn, SIT cincmS &onilift 5lpiidcll
Den Grllppeit a1lttma Hepollltiolliitcn.
Gas WtilitGr, pclfes Die Spci 'Sotole
ourbIlden molte, mliroc ourh He-
DGlpcrIdillic %empiotgeu uno ontmpr.
tete Orrd) @epe5rialpelt. Gas Seilcrn
ballertc cine bolbe Stlrnoe. Inter Oclt
9%cmobncrll, mcIde fiirbtcu, bob ser
9ampf cine @rtcuerung oes Halicn-
Gonllitts ber6eiiiibren fonnte berridlt
bellte aroBer S6redell.
9uuernou itanb Del ST.
6 incf.
Soeio, %. Sept. - Dies lit
Scr uicrte Gag beoentlifer oNrari.
iher aropaue in pielen Ioricrn in
Der llmgcbung bon &iidinef. "a iid
ole @utsbcIiter meigertcn, ,clle
Eud)tcontrdftc acknowledgment, 10 per.
~branntcn sic Nallcrn ale @ci5cnuor-
rdtbc, bclnodtigen lid) oeS 2nnoes
uno pertrciben Die Tertretcr Der BE.
boroc.
@e9en beS Siborger Mo.
nifeitS.
Yetcrs burg, %. Septcntber.-
SIN Nltltrage Der Gegierung bot Der
@onpcrncltr bon Smer Die orci fer
porro9cnoiten 6ilbrer Der cnnltitlltio-
ncllen Icmofruten III Der lebtcll
Gumu, &man lnb Mifoel Yetrrnficz
mitid nnb Gimitri Mebmieoieif,
mcld)' lcbterer SefrctGr Der agrori
lden Gltmu > Gommiiiiun mar, ibrcr
6ltnftionen bel Sen Gropin5iol,
ScmlhuoS clltbobcn, ipeil lie iid) me
gclt per llnter5eihnltng pes Siborg'
WonifeItes I'M gnfalaSiiitono beiin.
ocn. Gic Nnfloge loutet oltf tSoroc-
RING cincr Hebcuion.
Cine e%lltlprebenoe Milton boben bic
Ioclsnlorld)Gae in &ursf ge1cn Die
Gumo7W italieOcr Huben Sborfom,
Sofnidin itlo ielbit Den Gice.A}rGli-
benton Der Grno, ben 5iiritcn Eeter
0oigorufeff genommen.- Gies Ocli-
tet oarouf bin, ooB Die Hcgierung cnt=
id)loIlen lit, 9egen idmnltlid)e 211
GumaAtitaiieorr. mcldE SSas @ibor-
ger @aliieIt mter5cidl,ttf babenL &C.
rif)tlld bor5ltgeben.s Gdbei lit lie
ober Doh elmer Nebeiiabiid,t eclcitet.
SO lou1e Sic SybonohimG nid)t ub-
geidlofirn lit iinb hip T%ngeflagtcn
BON oenl lfrlhucn 8hhlrcdte allSgc-
lhlolcn, mo "a bet DER befaltnten
Songlomfcit Der ruiiiiben Suits
ilid)t 5n erlporten lit, bab Die Ser
banoling III oiciem Sole Dor ocnl
@obltcrmine Ger nellen Gnrno oilrd)>
gefiibrt iperoen miro, 10 bat lid Die
&eaierung ollf oieie @eiie eciidcrt,
oab Die bc%Oeutenolten SolfSiilbrer
&iiBlano's in Der nelten Gumo feinen
Sib nebr hnbcn iperben.
Nah anpcnbaaen?
FeterSb nr q. %. September
las @criidt, DAP Der Gsar BON ieincr
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Ilpl III &openGngen iitbcn.

Stodb ohm, S6peocn %. Sep
TENDER. - Die unterifaniihc 2cgatioa
oobicr mare, obglei6 iic niht ielblt
Der oircftc @egenItono Der geplortcn
@clpolttbot luor, Inn ein Sour ourA
Die am -. Scptentbcr bier pcrboftcz
ten iIilbtigen &epollttioniIten aus
6inIono in oicSuft gciprengt morocn,
ltno MIR Die Serbaitung scr Gcrihlp0.
rer rcttete lie. Die 6innen bottcn be.
ublidtigt, Die Stootsbonf 5l beroll.
ben, lpelGe lid) I'M ndmliGen @ebGltoe
nit Der 'amerifoniiben &egotion be-
firoet. Sic ipollten 5lterit oic @elo-
gelpolbe Der Vannt lceren un0 Damn
oas gollSe 8eballbe burh cine Ipno-
mit-Grploiion perrlihten. Siini5ig
Gflno 0pnomit lpllrocn in ibrem
9eiibc pprgefunoen. Gie @erboiteten
crf!1ren, ibr Werf miitoc nm ollrd
onoere Seltte ausgcfiibrt meroen.
Seblge d) la9enes gttcntot
in SeIiingfors.
ScliingforS, Sinlono, 20.
September. - Gin eriolgloier Ser
JUDI lpurOe INN 1 llbr bclte friib bier
gemaft, Die aoierne Der Eoli5ei-Hc.
icrpe in Die Suit 81 iprengcn. Gle
6enitcr Der 9aierlc uno Der bcrodb.
barten @ebailoe lultroen ocnlolirt unD
Elm Goli5iit crlitt leid)tc g~erlebungen.
Mtan bat feline Spur bon bcn SbGz
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Ose Book Authors.

Robert Burton. the author of "The
Anatomy of Melancholy" may claim
this honor: His book has stood the test
Of time as few books have. Professor
saintsbury writes that "all fit readers
Of English literature have loved him"
Lamb praises the fantastic great old
man" and. indeed, borrowed from him
many choice phrase. Among other
remarkable lone book authors" may
be mentioned Sir Thomas Mallory,
whose famous collection Of Arthurian
romances Is one Of the imperishable
treasures Of the English tongue; Rich
ard Hooker. whose Laws of Ecclesi-
astical Polity" is still standard book
on the constitution of the Church of
England, and Gilbert White, whose i'm
mortal Natural History of Selbourne"
Is still read with pleasure and profit
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Eavesdroppines

Quickly made friendships are quickly
ended
Life's most desirable pleasures cost
the least
Sorrows Of life enable us to appreci-
ate the Joys thereof.
It's easy to talk philosophicaIly IL
you are not personally Interested.
Instead Of trying to beat his record
the average man should try to forget
it.
Most of the things we learn from cx
perience come under the head Of com
pulsory education.
1t has been observed that the average
man is never SO happy as when he is
posing as critic.
Don't forget that the brownstone
front usually depends on homely
brick rear for support
II sympathy could be converted into
cash. it's dOughnuts to fudge there
wouldn't be 80 much Of it wasted
Chicago News.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21

MESMER'S METHODS.
de IansenceA Patients by Sugxes-
tiOn, bat HiA Real Power.

Mesmer published in 1873 his ac-
count of the marvellous cures effected
by what he was pleased to term an
NAL magnetism. When in 1878 he
came to Paris he came with Il well de-
veloped sense of the value of adverts-
Ing. The campaign he inauguratel was
OF character to disgust the conserva-
tive and thoughtful. but to take Il sen
satiOn loving populace by storm. Most
extravagant tales Of cures he had ac-
cOmplished in Berlin. Vienna and else
where were noised abroad. Through
a convert he challenged the physicians
OF Paris to enter into contest with
him, they to treat twelve patients by
the orthodox methods, he to treat
twelve by his. OF course this challenge
was rejected, and equally Of course
Its rejection was interpreted by the
thOughtless as an acknowledgment of
the superiority of Mesmer's treatment
His rooms were thronged. His purse
waxed constantly heavier
The treatment he gave was such as
to appeal vividly to the Imagination of
the patient-in word, to Increase his
suggestibility. Suggestion. indeed, was
Its root element. although Mesmer fall
ed or pretended to fail to recognize this
and taught that its efficacy depended
upon the effluence of mysterious
fluid. In room dimly lighted and
hung with mirrors the patients We're
seated about circular vat of con-
siderable size covered with a lid and
containing various chemicals A long
cord connected the patients with one
another, while in the lid of the tub
were several holes, through each of
which passed an iron rod bent in such
way that its point could be applied
TO any part of patients body. The
patients were requested not to speak
the only sound in the room being
strains of soft music. When expectan-
cy was at its flood Mesmer would en-
ter clad in the robe of magician and
carrying an iron wand. At one patient
he would gaze intently, and another he
would stroke gently with his wand
Soon some would burst into laughter,
others into tears, while still others
would fall into commissions, finally
passing into lethargc state, out of
which, it is claimed, they emerged
cured or on the highroad to cure.
Occasionally the treatment was given
outdoors, tree being "magnetized"
and the patient collapsing in swoon
so soon as he approached it.-Apple-
toms Magazine.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Receding Gums.

"rhe best remedy | know for reced-
ing gums says dental surgeon, ais to
saturate soda or bicarbonatc of soda,
used freely as Il wash and also in mas
saging the gums. The soda solution Is
soothing to the irritated flesh and Is
also Strengthening. In massaging rub
the gums with rotary motion from
the roots downward SO that any pus
that might have formed between the
teeth and the gums will be forced out,
for II left around the roots the foreign
matter will decay ana may eat Into
them and ruin the teeth"
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Children's

favorite tonic is Whites Cream Yer
mifuge, the cure for worms and all
children's diseases. 1t not only kills
the worms, but removes the mucus
and slime in which they build their
nests. Its action on the child is
mild and leaves him in healthy con-
dition Joe Daniel, Surmac, Tenn.
says that he gave one of his children
Whites Cream Vermifuge when the
doctor thought it had collie. and
from the first dose the child passed
70 worms. Sold by all druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
A G.rm.a View Of Our Diet.

Die Woche of Berlin tells its readers
what Americans eat" taking as a
type the average New York business
man. Hot cakes, quick lunch dishes.
pie, Welsh rabbit. ice cream, grape
fruit. oyster cocktails, pork and beans
and many other purely American
dishes and ice water are referred to as
indigestion promoters. "All this" says
the writer, the American eats with
relish. They are the dishes of the
city and Of the country. He balks at
only four things-frankfurter sausages,
sauerkraut, buttermilk and limburger
cheese. These he calls Dutch foods
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Dr.. Shops
Restorative
"AlL DEALERS"
"AlL DEALERS"
Tie Snowdrop.

In the northern United States the
snowdrop is the only garden flower
that we can count on year after wear
as the earliest sign of spring. Its pen
dulous white. blossoms, with heart
shaped seal of green" sung by Rossetti.
often appear before the last snow has
gone. Luckily, even city families need
not be without snowdrops, for they
have been known to thrive in narrow
passageways between tall houses. Most
bulbous plants like the baking hot sun
of midsummer in order to rpen their
bulbs. but tile snowdrop thrives best in
partial shade. 1t blooms earlier il it
has chance at the March sun, but is
one of the very few that will flower
regularly. though less freely, in dense
shade and with northern exposure
Country Life In America
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Indigestion

Stomach trouble Is but . symptom Of and noe
h itself . true disease. We think Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, and Indigestion as real diseases yst
they are symptoms only of a certain specific
Nerve sickness-nothing else.
1t was this fact that first correctly led Dr. shoop
In the creation Of that now very popular Stomach
Remedy-Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Going direct
to the stomach nerves. alone brought that success
and favor to DR.. shoop and his Restorative With
out that original and highly vital principle. no
such lasting accomplishments We're ever to be had.
For stomach distress. bloatng biliousness, bad
breath and sallow complexion, try Dr. Shoop's
Restorative-Tabletso or Liauid-snd see for your.
self what it can aud will do. We sell and chssy.
fully recommend
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Never Too Busy.

We are never too busy to get re-
port of public meeting or private
gathering. and the smallest personal
is just as gladly printed as the long
est news story. We will esteem it
favor il YOU will call up telephone
Holly 81 and tell lis any item, for no
matter how small item is, some one
will be interested in it.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
Power In Ano.ymity.

The genuine journalist, the man OF
experience and weight, has always an
objection to signing his name to an ar
ucle. He knows that to sign his name
Is to lessen the weight Of his opinion.
The man who signs his article ceases
TO be the voice Of truth and Judgment
and becomes an Individual author
Inndon Academy.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-12-21
That's 1t! 1!

Cough yourself into a fit of -spasms
and then wonder why you don't get
well. If you will only try a bottle
of Ballard's Horehound Syrup your
cough will be thing Of the past. 1t
is positive cure Tor coughs, in
tluenza, bronchitis and all pulmonary
diseases. One bottle will convince
you-at your druggist, 25c, soc, $I.oo.