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TOCCOA, CA.:
Saturday, april 2 , ISO-
The anarchists in Paris have lately
been blowing up buildings with dy¬
namite; the authorities have there¬
fore ordered all foreign anarchists to
leave France. It behooves our gov>
ernment to see t» it that these mis
creant enemies of the race do not find
an asylum in this country.
* * *
Free coinage of silver is practical-
ly killed in the house. While a small
majority favor it; yet the vote is so
close and the filibustering operations
of those opposed, prevent its passage,
unless the obnoxious methods of Czar
Reed are adopted; this the democrats
decline to do; so free coinage tor
this year at least is an impossibility.
It may be called up in the Senate, but
it will doubtless be defeated there.
The chief effect will be to send thou¬
sands of voters to the thir 1 party .
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The dsbales in congress this week
reveal afresh the iniquities of the
McKinley tariff bill, making most un¬
just discriminations often oppressing
the porrand favoring the rich, The
import tax on reeled cotton is 10
cents CL pound while reeled silk comes
in free; cotton ties are taxed %29.12 a
ton but diamonds are admitted free;
the farmer packing pork pajs a heavy
tax on his salt, whilo the fisherman
packing fish pays no tax for his salt;
the poor people who use tin cups and
basins paid over $13,000,000 import
tax is for the privilege; while those
who use ivory and pearl get these ar¬
ticles free, yet some people do not
understand why there is such an up¬
rising of the people and why so many
are leaving the ranks of the old par¬
ties and flocking to the standard of
the new.
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The interesting and important
question is will mechanics, farmers,
ami others who bear the heavy bur*.
dens of taxation, find relief in the
new party? Should this new party
come into power everything demand'
ed will be obtained; some of the
measures will benefit not only the
adherents of the party but the entire
people of the nation. But there are
planks in the platform of this new
party which carry with them an in¬
cubus too weighty to bear.
Adding millions todhe pensions of
union soldiers who are already richly
and bountifully paid in the hundreds
Of millions they now receive, will be
oho of the additional burdens to be
bornei by tax-payers.
The millions required by the gov¬
ernment to own an 1 operate the tel—
egraph systems, which farmers rarely
uss; the millions required to own and
operate the telephone systems, which
they never can use; the billions re¬
quired to own and operate the rail¬
roads of the country, altogether will
make burdens so grievous and so
weighty for the farmers and tax-pay¬
ers of the nation that tha wrongs of
the McKinley bill and all other evils
of bad government complained cf
will, in comparison, pink into insig¬
nificance; eliminate these vicious
planks from the platform of the Peo¬
ple’s Party, and it will become wall
nigh invincible.
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The Editor of this paper has been
absent it: South Carolina for two
weeks. Or. returning home and look-
ing over the columns of the News he
was surprised tosee an article clip-
ped from the Atlanta Constitution
ftfrfktng serious charges against our
county officers, and their official man-
agemeat of the affairs of the county.
“Had the Editor been home, the ar-
tide would not have been copied in
the News, unless indeed, to'let peo-
pie see to what depravity the author
has descended, and by editorial com-
ment show the falsity and wickedness
of the slander against Habersham
county and its honored officers; this
he no v -creeds to do ,*
Ui ... the , vaiI . the News , knows
J matter
uot , ung . , tiere not .
a... oreisavs mg^>
our county << reers it ..io.'s muc 1 ,
aiid c.n justly say many thmgs in
the,r praise. Ai private .'itizeos they
are wide y known as honorable, up-
right, Christian gentlemen}as county
officers: they are discharging their du-
ties faithfully and managing the af-
fairs of the county economically.
As vili he seen by a latter else-
where from oiir esteemed Ordinary,
fion. 13. E. Ed.re, iha charges are
sho'vi) to b. entirely Hhe-. whet, .he
taxes now due. are paid, the county
will be free from debt, including the
balance for the pauper farm; the rata
of taxation is lower than that of any
other county in the state, probably
i in t e United States.
This 1 >w rate of taxation in our
minty has been published in the
Nkws every year, and is becoming
widely known; immigrants from Other
stales are attracted here, and they ex¬
press themselves as surprised at the
economy manifested in public affairs.
The writer of the article alludes to
a single cas*; of a former official con¬
victed of crimes yea-s ago, he trans¬
forms one embezzler into several and
applies his criminal acts to our pres¬
ent county officia s. This cruel slan-
J ei of & tjf e s, o false and so ma^
licious that a person who could utter
it must be sunk to the lowest depths
of moral degradation,
For a person to conceal his identity
and make a thrust at a man’s charac-
ter in a newspaper is a crime on par
with the assassin who, hidden in am-
bush, shoots his haples 0 victim una-
wares amid the deep darkness of
night.
Happily nobody in this county be¬
lieves tho false charge®, and they fall
harmless to tlie ground. If the writer
of the article has any valid charges of
wrong doings to make against any of
our county officers, let him come out
boldly and manfully and make them
in his own name, otherwise it were
better for him hereafter to lie hidden
and forever keep silent in his dark
concealment.
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With each bottle there is an ingeni¬
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by T. A. Capps.
Grand Jury Presentments.
Georgia, Habersham County.—
We the Grand Jury selected, chosen
and sworn, at the March Term
1892,of Superior Court of said county
her leave to respectfully submit the
followin' general presentments.
We find the U oks and accounts,
bills, vouchcis &c. of the county oG
fleers correct and ; neatly kept, with
the exception of slight errors in the
treasurer’s books. We find through
the reports of the districts that the
roa 11 of the county are in an unnsu~
•illy good condition for this season of
the year. We would especially com¬
mend tlie commissioner of the 422nd.
district for having promptly sent in a
written report for their district, and
we recommend that commissioners in
future be requested to mt>ke written
reports to future grand juries.
We find the following bridges de¬
fective and recommend the inamedi-
at? repair by tiie Ordinary of all the
defective parts «f said bridges : Will-
bite bridge* over Saoal Creek. Beaver-
lam bridge reported shaky and sills
rotten, Dicks Crc?k bridge.
We also recommend the appropna**
tion by the Ordinary of ti e sum of
Cash *?00 ^ ford, OI a prt.videl over that S°q citizens u e river in— at
terested construct a good highway be¬
tween a point on the turnpike road
an! the Athens read at or near Dem-
orest, and finish said bridge to the
satisfaction of the Ordinary
Wo recommend the removal of the
rock in the public road near the house
of J. L. Hulsey in the 402nd district.
I he n cords of deeds, mortgage*,
and of the courts are exposed to
great danger from fire. Tiie roiun
occupied by the Clerk of Superior
Couit is .oosmall for the accomraoda-
tion of the important business of his
office. I he loss of the deed records
alon?, would cause incalculable inju-
ry to the people offlabersham county,
and might'jeopardize the property
rights of hundreds of our citizens,
therefore recommend that the Or-
dinary purchase without delay,a suit-
aide fire proof safe, large enough to
^ ie J ee ^ s » mortgages, and
cou, ' t record books » an 1 ' such iin P ort ’
aQt P a l >ers as COttld 11 ,l be replaced, 1
^ os ^‘
We alsn reCOtUmend that the office
room oeeu » ,,ed bv the CIerk of
ri °' COU, V ,U C ° n?, lcIabIy enUir ed
« ’
^nd suitable cases of pigeon holes
""" the exclusion of dust,
)Q I )lov,dea for u8e 10 fi“ n g papers,
IFe have examine 1 the following
, bills and . claims, , . and , recommend 3 the U
|, a y Rien t 0 f the same . Bills will be
f ount 4 j n envelope marked * A.”
Fur „ ulside relief to Jobu Pavne>
blind, the sum of Forty Dollars’per
year which will enable him to live at
home with Ins family, instead of liv-
j n g apart from his family at
pPr home .
To if, T. Perkins for taking
of testimony before coroner in case of
Albert Church, decease i . SlO.
To T. J. Gastley for board of child
<*» ^ Scott, a ,-rieener. 112 dove,
S2S We also recommend the
rnent of the sum of 25 coot, per day
for the additional time the Shcriffmay
be required to board said child. To
T. J. Gislley for exj en.-es of Coro-
ners inquest over the body of Albert
Ch ireh, $70.75.
To B. E. Edge for extra services ,
$285.
To House & Spencer for livery to
carry committee to Pauper farm, $2.
To II. M. Nicholas, stenographer,
for service taking down in short hand
and copying testimony on prelimina¬
ry examination of Sain Ilassel an 1
others, $50.
In accordance with the provisions
of Part I, Title II, No 273 of the
laws of 1891, we have diligently in
quired concerning pensioners on the
rolls of Habersham county, and we
find some doubts concerning the va¬
lidity of the claims of the following
person^ : 15. F. Colbert, H. F mster,
Joe! Harrison. Thus. R. Ivie.Nieholas
Vaughin, R. M. Shore and Mrs. E. E.
Miller.
We would recommend tlm purchase
by the Ordinary, of a figure cutting
punch to prevent alterations in war,
pants issued by him.
Through the kindness of the county
treasurer our attention was called to
an error of $116 in hi? favor,m .de by
the last Grand Jury in balancing the
books. This balance is now account¬
ed for and stands to the credit of the
county on the treasurers books.
In order to facilitate the business
t>f the court we would recommend
that the erimiaal cases be taken up
not later than the first morning of
the second week of the term, and that
no other peases be tried until the crim¬
inal cases have all been called.
After a thorough examination by a
qnrauaittce and careful consi ierufion
by the whole body, we recommend
that no money be expended on re¬
pairs or improvements on th« Pauper
farm, and that the Ordinary be re-,
quested to sill the property to the
best advantage for the county,possss-
sitn to be given at the expiration < f
the present contract with the keeper
of said farm.
Investigation has shown to this
gland jury that the management of
the county jail has been shameless
and disgraceful, and a public scandal
which must be amended and cor¬
rected, or the fair name of our county
will be hopelessly stained with dis¬
honor.
We find the following condition of
the county finances:
Cash in hands of treasurer $1,721 46
Tax due & unpaid by R.R. 8,038.12
Total $5,659.58
Deduct bal. due on Pauper
farm $1,500.00
Leaves am't on hand includ¬
ing tax due when paid $4,159 53
We recommend the immediate iv-
pairaud improvement of public build¬
ings owned by the county ,as folio vs:
A new fence around jail yard, repair
on roof and other parts of court house
as planned by Ordinary, making
bunks for sleeping in jail, fixing pump
at jail.
We find the houses at the pauper
farm in good order and reasonably
comfortable, and the ir.mates general-
ly satisfied with their fare and treat¬
ment.
We recommend the removal of
Mrs. Garner from the.paupers’; home,
as in our opinion, she is not a suita¬
ble person to associate with thi un¬
fortunates, who from force of circum¬
stances are compelled to reside there.
We recommend the appointment of
the following members of the Board
of Education, P. J. Shore, to fill va-
cancy eaused by resignation of J. T,
p ey ten, J. C. Allred Sr., G. B. Kldei*.
yye also recommend the appoint'
ment of the following Notaries Pub
jjg f or districts named:
402 Dist* W. J. Ayers,
331 Dist. I. J Austin,
414 Dist., J. B. Knight, Jr.
499 Dist., J/. T. Perkins,
422 Dist., G. W. Shirley,
660 Dist., H . A, Allen,
752 Dist., J. T t McConnell,
977 Dist., D. C. Porter.
1031 Dist., J . J. Kimsey. -
1473 Dist .. T. M. Banks,
1391 Dist., W. L. Baker,
1486 Dist ” J ’ B - Baker *
We 6nd the doykcts of the la¬
ries Public and Justices of the Peace,
submitted to our inspection have been
neatly and correctly kept, but some
entries have bee.* made with load
pencil, we would advise use of ink in
making . . all ,, entries . on the , dockets , , of
these officers. The dockets of the
Justices'<*f the Peace of the 1021st
anrt 371st districts, anti tl,. ducket of
the Notary Public of the 1021st dis-
trict were not submitted for our in'
spection.
We desire to express our grateful
thanks to Hon. C. J. IFelborn, Judge
of Superior Court and Col. Howard
Thompson, Solicitor General for their
counsel and advice, and for their uni-
form courtesy shown during this term
of "
court.
Frank J. Siblet, Foreman
IPe the remain,ng members of the
Grand Jury, beg leave to add the
following to our presentments,
Frank J. Sibley has the thanks
this body for the able an i impartial
manner that he has transacted the
business of this body an 1 county, he
lias shown us in his rulings due eour
tesy and respect, and certainly shows
that he has the interest of our county
at heart.
George D. Stone.
Wilsi n L. Hill.
William L Seawright.
William Franklin.
Howell C. Church.
John Corn.
Peter Whisenant.
A. J. Hill.
Benjamin . F. Davis. .
Thomas G. Spencer,
John S. Mulkcv.
Hilliam J. Kd.o.od.
Charles R. Giblis.
William English.
J/itclie!l Franklin.
C. O. Ivester.
T. W. Mills.
R, F. Stephens.
John A. Reynolds.
G. B. Elder.
W. J. Avers.
Christopher Ben field.
Ordered b. the court that the with¬
in general presentments be received,
and spread upon the minutes of the
court, and tiiat the clerk furnish cop¬
ies to the newspapers of the county
for publication. Jfarch 18 h 1892.
C. J. Welb >un, J. S. C.
Howard Thompson, Sol. Gen.
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the nerves, aids nature in her various
functions, and thus combats with the
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If your druggist has not got it he will
order it for you for 81 a bottle, from
Gluts. F. Risley, Wholesale Druggist,
t>2 CourtDndt, St., New York. Send
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ladies who have used it and can’t sa\
enough in favor of Risley’s Philo-
token.
RED BILL.
Gentle Spring is here again,
Bringing mirth and gladness,
And the singing birds have come,
Chasing gloom an 1 sadness.
Planting corn an 1 putting in guano
is the order of the day.
At a mass meeting held in the
Carnesville court house,one of thcAl-
lianecmen made a speech. When be
had finished and come out on the
ireet.he was no larger than a jaybird;
nothing could be seen but t he tail of a
modest Prince Albert as he pranced
off down the street.
John Terrell spent last week at
home; we arc always glad to sec John
with hi 9 blight,sunny smiles.
If you want to see a flourishing
school visit Prof. Fricks’ and you will
find one of the best schools in the
county; he is a fine teacher and the
young pupils are learning fast.
Miss Cora King has been making
some improvements on her flower
yard, which adds much to her already
elegant h >me.
Vashti,
Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, Ill.
writes: From personal experience I
can recommend De fPitt’s Sarsapa¬
rilla a cure for impure blood and «en-
eral debility.’ T A Capps . 0241y
Dr. J- N* WEST
PHYSICIAN & J
SURGEON.
/Diseases of Women and
Chronic Diseases a
Speciait/y.
OFFtOE HOURS.
8 TO 12 A, M 2 TC 6 P. M.
7.30 to 8.30 p m.
Mai he 6 on - /Building,
Hoccoa, Ga.
Bright people are the quickest to
recognize a good tiling and buy it.
We sell lots of bright people UieLittle
Early Risers. If you are not bright,
these pills will makt you so. T
Capps.
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
Why do so many people we see
around us seem to prefer to suffer and!
be made miserable by Indigestion, I
constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Ap¬
petite, coming up of the food. Yel¬
low Skin, when for 75c we will sell
them Shiloh’s Vitalizer,guaranteed *o
cure them. Sold by T. A. Capps
£tveUfStable.
CL£R KSVLLE.
House & Spencer have a finelv
equipped stable; and are prepared to
carry travelers and tourists to any
part of the county at reasonable rate*.
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vtn u ” tk ‘ r my baudancT official siguature j
tlUS . ia c ‘ iS "
B. E, EOG E.
Ordinary.
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3 'our appet ite is capricious and un
certain, \«m need a Sarsaparilla, For
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CONSUMPTION t UK ED.
An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the lormula of a si mple vegetable
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neut cure of or,sumption, Bn.ne.uti?,
Caiarrli, Asthma and all throat and
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all who desire it, this recqm, in G<‘i-
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directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with
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CITATION!
Georgia, Habersham? County—To all whom
it nniv concern: .T M Biyger: has due form ap-
plied of administration to the undersigned tiie for permanent letters
an estsite of Benjamin
wii. I Riggers iate of said said county lication deceased, tiie and
puss upon up on fir-t
Mo idaj in March l; 92. Given unde • my
hand and official sigimdureFeb. 1st lc92.
B. E, EDGE, Ordinary.
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Taking effect Jan 2,[1892.
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neuralgia,
and sciatica
can always be
successfully treated
with
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
A cure
is sure to follow
the persistent
use of this
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Has Cured Others
will cure you.
NOTICE!
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it l Jobn b-iTrade N° e! LovHh has due paar.K form
of Mulliean in
^ t ^wa'^l »mi
id applica ion ))e i, e • «t on the first
Monday in ApriliS92. Th EDGE s ^uhi.-t. Ordm.m. 1^92.
Laying _ Out . , w NiW DlSWICt.
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Georgia, II apeksiiam <’on vy, t [
Court of Ordinary *f said county
Kiting for countv purposes J
T petition Kepn-mber lerin. 1891. J
he of J S Green, E M i i.nup and
otPers j■ >aviiifr the es'abli-lnm' ! ol a new
Militia Di.-triet, out of and rum the
Waters, t’ornelia and Center Hill militia dis-
tricts. and the Appoinlmeiit of three coni mis-
sioners to lay out and deiine the lines e f the
same It having been read and coo"! ^rrd.
is ordered Uv t he <’mir t' at ccmmissiou
is ue to A A Salford, N J> MeKay and It
Ki ig nuthori .ing ml empowering as c >m-
missionars al'oresaid.t® la oie and define the
linesof a new di trict as presciibetl hy section
4S3 and following of the code of Georgia.
I>. E EDaE ordinary.
COMMI SIO.V.
To A ,\ Safforu N D M hav nd L K’ng,
Greeting: You are and hereby appointed
»ion°rs to lay out deli m Ilu iiies of a new
militia district to be made out of lbil! i;g
ters, O .rnelia and Center ■ 11 ilis’rie': ofs;>id
county, t-> be know * as Demotes! -*.ict. No
....G. M. as made known to me as ( rGinaiy
by the petit on of a Uvge number o eitizen-
of sai 1 disiri.-ts. you art* hereby
ami empower d to proceed o lay out a id
line tiu- lines and bounda ies • fs nd district
as pres ri -jd in J lie > ode of Georuh,
483 and following, Given undi r v band
and s.*al of office this 7th day of
1801. B. E. EDGE. O dinary. (L. S.)
kepokt of commissioners.
OEOaon, Habersham iAu ktt- 1
To the Honorable B. E. Edg<s cr:’ui»ary >
of Haber-ham Cou.it,: )
e. the utiders.uned co •tniis.sioncr? np-
pointerl militia by your Honor to la - , out am:
a ne -v district to ’u* nu.d.r on f
Waters. Come, ia and cutrH ! . s-t lets
beg ieuve to lmikt- tlicf<»l ; M\ving rt\u,rt
On tiie- 7tii cl i y of-September l ! we met
and i <at< d t!: e boundury lines of said it*
district along the original ouiside iines oi !..n
lots number.' For y ! ive, (15), Fortv -* ; re),
Seventy On.' (7!) and Seventy Two (73 rm
iny a di-iriet iln* sai.J lour land lots aec 'i d.rg
’o i lie or gn ial survey ol’said bind inis, nfi ! <
ing ia the ! en'.b (10) land dirt ict of liaber-
siiatn county.
We timl upon investig tion that we
taken only throe men fiom tiie districts
Falling Waters. Con elia and Center ilil! • i:.
tiiat each of said three o'-J-r d strict.- coida i
more than i'liougb for a captain’-! co:, pao
after the new dis jet lias been croat d, :
that said new district contuinv more tl k i:
eno ngli for a captain’s company as the "
requires. tli--.i
We fmd the prop.>scii :.* \r di-trict is of
greii public ask Lliliqy and conv t -ide ce,
sped ullv vonrHonor t<, jwss in » rd t-r <
ating s.dtl new district, s.s pctiiioncd f- r L_\
large majority of citizens ! \i..giu said pro¬
posed new district.
A. A. S >. rr-.M 'M
N.D. McKay, fi rw’r’s
It. L. Ki.'.o, 1
orDKjt.
' IIaceissuam Court of Ouiusakt, t
Siltii g f-.-r etujii v purp se--. •
th' 17}7on reading and c<>nsif}eii:igr!u'repo t o
comaiissioners appointed 11 layout auU
define the lines of n new Militia Dis. riet out of
and f.om Fulling Waters. Cornelia . nil Cen-
ter Ilil! Distric ts in said county, ai d it a -
pouring from their report t;.at the stato’os n
such cases made and pro\id(d have Ijeeu
lyeompJed with, it is t«e fcf reordered 5aI a
a e-ipy o.’tlie>e proceedings be transmitted
i trsTANTER to tJie Governor of said state, and
tie 7 >ul)lished at t.he Court lle.use <loor of suiii
eon:.t-v, and in the Tocco.i Nkws for the spa •
of flii tv day. Given under my hand i nd f-
tieial signature this Feb. 2 d 1M>2.
B. E. EDGE, Ordin rv,
llabersham imy
PROFITABLE i N V E S
ANI) PLEASANT H‘VlE>
IN CORNELIA, GA.
The Syndicate recently formed for
building up Cornelia offers unusual
advantages f‘«r profitable in' estments.
1 st. In a Stock Company.
The par value of the shares is $100.
1 lies© cost at present only $33.<13
Only one third, or >11.1 1
share is paid c.owh.
One third, or$l 1.11 per share in
00 days.
One third, or $11.11 per share in
90 days.
The $33.33 per share then paid is
worth $ 100 .
In addition the stocK holders own
real estate that costs their. §50,000,
which is estimated to be worth more
than $150,000 and will constantly in-
in value. '
crease
2nd. Persons wishing io buy city
lots, fruit and vegetable farms, at
sure to advance can now do so
a Cornelia, either for investments or
homes. Now is the time to invest.
For further information, call on or
the following per « ms:
1 iie It filter of the New s,Toccoa,Ga
G. D. Stone, Ccrueha, Ga.
W. M. Scott &
THE SUN
Has Secured During 1892
W D Howells, H Rider Haggard,
George J/eredith, Norman Lockyer,
Andrew Lang, Conan Doyle,
St. Geo. Mivnrt Mark ' 1 'wain,
Rudyard Kipling, J Chandler
R Louis Stephenson, Wm Black,
W Clark Russell, J/ary E. Wilkins .
Frances Hodgson urnett.
And many other disiingnished
iwriters.
Cbe Simbag Sun,
is the r tea!e- t t)... V NcWSpKpi
in ts.c w<> d. .1
5c, a cop\. J>> n ail $2 a yeai
Address THE SUN, New York.
tjjres Made from Coal Tiw.
There are hundreds of shades now
made which are obtained from coa*
tar. When coal is heated in the
manufacture of gas. benzine is one
of the substances produced, From
this an oily colorless fluid o n-l
aniline, is made, and it fb:
base of numerous dyes Th
are obtained by the oxi<'.«. .Oil of
aniline, by means of nitric aiu.l.
arsenic and other agents. The cob
produced include every shade unu
tint, except black. The so.called
aniline blacks are usually very i«
tense blues or greens.
Aniline dyes are noted for tlic.r
great coloring power; one part » of i
rosaniline salt in a million parts
water still possessing a deep crimson
color and instantly dyeing a s:i
of silk moistened with vinegar Tilt
dyes are used for many puiq> t 'Si'S:
Coloring toys, sweetmeats, articles, wines,
i dress fabrics and other i no
fugitive nature of some of P- era is
rather a drawback, Germany is
now the headquarter's of the tnanu
facture of these dyca Lnnro <;ny
titles are produced an^ used Eagle. in u, >
country also.—Brooklyn
The Army of l>a:»om<*T.
The standing army of Da bora,
consistsof two bodies—a fen* iceoi'
called the Amazons, and Ll-Hi;
ber over 8,000, known in Ga
by the title of “The Kings V
- , f
and , a male , corps eonrposeo t.l y
palace guards, court cl’iei’s and ‘>tb-
OfllCialS, and ori ,i t] tile 1P mal.. Uiai^ iu’i'h; ac.i-.. i- i-; - • 7 ,
niey, th© capital,
Up to the reign of Gezo. who c
to the throne in 1818, the Am:
force was composed ellieily ot or:
nals—that H criminals in the Du
mey sense ol , tac . word , \7;
tected in infidelity and lev. :v.... ;
and scolds were drafted into i i-
and the great majority of the
given to the king by’ the pr< V i
chiefs, that is. being sent to <
bein" worthy of death fol
meanors or crimes, were, m:
being sacrificed at the an)
tom, made women sold;
thwaite’s Geographical M
| A Famoux City SC.i.-i ;
Lauingen KUggvst.s out* »T
rich cities of northern i .
i ! creation of merchant ;
| thought -A no tax too he.
*
; meir lolk
amiust whem to t.e :
to be an artist as *.
: n • i
i < - v " LiU
i ball of noble and h. r
tions, fit to embelliT, ;
on one side, a iei y ck.v
j would lose nothing of i. .
it in Florence and calk'd u<
Aneient and noble i_.;.
in abvaidauco. envh wit
and massive a vb ->.
spectator of a great
And to complete th
beyond the Alps, t! Li¬
on© side a stone ai m :
carved pillai and f.t
pedestrian from th- ?
Pouitney Digel. av in L
| fool.-.; Uy a <! 'i
In some
j wry into a c. rr.-i i iiX
1 eral days a
| ’ attempted t > chase the tr
feline through a door, s • i
j evidently thought tac-rc •.
way of esce.piug the r *
tUO , Dklfc r
; Uffill. i* t
T a) k)U t, as if t 1 itvou ' Oil
, I j* A.«... 1 e. ........ - r • . ; :
; battle. I iuuliy its tycs cun 'iit : ...
of a tree. A uro-p-thing ii nb L :■
h. k ’
l,.,.. ^ .. ’ *„’* til1 . * *
l< U; *
to fiiid a l)l:ice o? s:
one lp.ai). ’ ’ an¬ no i i *J Li v. as
■ . « ■
I Ai. Lit-v ii t oi' -K.nd v
i it . learned sad icnce
1 ex\ i t '
i tree was on the ca i:vas. It • :
itself up and slowly si auk to.a
the door, do wn the siaii-s a..d </U of
the building Portland l
An Aeo » Contiiu'n.j
An elderly lady, a m<*»
Springfield’ Four iiiuitlrt
a Central street ear the OiAU-V .
and upon arriving at her dr
asked the c<mductor to a. .u ;
getting off, ;\s she b, (l . .
walking. The ec-nduetoi
the gi’ound rnd olfered to ,
but she wanted more substaa
Plat!ing her hand on his Silli,
she exclaimed, *‘L
-
lift!” The polite conductor s
both arms around her. and Ui
gently to the ground, with lip-
from a carload of
Springfield (Mass.) Homes Lead
A Reason for It.
He caught her to his man ly
with a wild, impetuous, tu. .
tempestuous hug and held 1st
for as much as a minute.
"What a slugger you
wbninngiy as he refits 2
P lied .. 4 lld wb ^ hil taking °uldrj t 1 G
prc>u<uy. a \
from Ins pocket, “haven t i
the prize ring with mef
She oiieiietl the case joy
her eyes rested upon a soli i
was really a corker. D
Press.
EquippeU for Tra\
Boston Maid (in Hub Ik
am compelled to go to New
an extended sojourn Ha\
New York guide!
Clerk—I regret to say. ma;
we have not.
Boston Maid -How uui
Well, give me a dictionary <
ican slang. —New York W
° ne Way of Making vinegar.
„ You can make vvh.
your own
of w / uo vme - ar by adding five gallon
ram water to ten pounds o’
mashed raisins and letting the mix
ture stand in a warm place for a
month.—Good Housekeeping.
An Iiujuiring Mind.
Father— Every thing 1 say to you
goes in at one ear and out at the
other.
Little Son (thoughtfully)—Is that
what little boys has two evr 3 for,
papa? —Good News;-