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, 1879-04-19

frtcfat Dt.pdsch to TAs Tribune
OMAHA, April 18-1)r. George IT. f.onls. who
WIS to hayo boon taken to-,lny from Fremont to
Wahoo n,atl executed for poisoning l,la wife,
fntaly shot himself In tlln llcat IN Its rcli carly
this morning at Fremont, nui II momentnrily
cxnectctl to ilfs. lie committed the deed in
spfte Of the efforts Of tic ,gunnl to prevent 1t,
Tie bali entered the right lelnplo md lodged In
tho hratp. tiov. Vance roprlcvcd hu uuttI
May 10.
sp<etat D'.paseA to IA tribune.
OMAHA, Ncb., April 1s.-Dr. St. Louis, who
escaped execution at Wahoo to-day by fatally
shooting hlnsolf In the right temple, while coli
fined in Ills cell Ut Fremont, just prcvluus to be-
EnR conveyed to Wahoo, eighteen miles lila.
tant, was tried aud convicted for tho murder Of
'I!s wife. BY administering nrscnic to her IN 1877.
A. Fremont. lie had fa!lon In iove with Mrs.
1s!oomcr, n l,anslsomo married. woman. 1lo
cosrcd on tho intrigue for soMc Tine. Just be-
toso hss wifo died, aftor m illness Of thsco
weeks, l,o mas caught 10 tho act Of giving her
a white powder Ia watcr, which created
the suspicion HAT l,o Ind pnsoncd her.
Au ana1rk!s nf her stomach confirmed tho sits
nicdon, anil ho was tsiot1 fur murder. Tile Jury
disagreed on tho rst trIn hut ut tllu sceusit
trla! Mt WnhoOt whittier ie cnsu Wns taken IN
change Of venue, she Jury returned yerdfct
Court affirmed the Judgment, all set thu 18th
Of April rs the day Of execution.
Ut. Louis was horn in 1890 10 Wisconsin, where
h!a parents reside, md lIe VIA one of Twelve
children. lie has d brother In Chicago, who Is n
Catholic priest. 1t. Lnlis cnl1lc to Frornunt IN
1872 from Appleton, Wis. 1lu was twco mus.
rlcd, both times at Appleton, hts first wtfo hRv
tn; died there. Ho Inns nil tic time declared
hts innocence Of The crime.
For the last few dayslle ,rns greatly dchsesscfl,
abatnlncd almost entirely from fool uni! drink,
and ct times was dtarlons How 1le obtained
tho roynlvor ptlzzlca everybody. Ills sIstor.ln-
law. Mrs. John ". Gottzoi,, visited him shortly
befoEo tho shooting, n batle lllin farewell. The
Sheriff md Eunrtl wcr1 eating realty 10 sturt,
0nlY ono guard rG,nnfning with 81. Louis. Thls
guard Was Stationed twpvo fest from tho prfa-
0uor, wIlu was Sitting OIL tho bed. Suddenly 81.
1.n1is took cocSch pistol from unler his blan-
kct, placid le tuzze iuell uyer his right car
near the temple and pulled tbs trigger. Slnvc
.llcn he has becn lying IN cou,a.oso condition.
unab1s ~ fpealt Or move. The bullet was not
larger than pea, te revolver bcIng very small
n,nl entirely new. The bullet dill not pass
through ILLS tlGad. st. louts' cell waa SEARCHED
yesterday afternoon, md nothing wns found.
a strict examination Is to 10 nla.le concerning
tlir smuggling Of thu plhtol Into jail. From thu
time Of the shooting he has bean gradually
sinking,
, 1879-04-19

b.,t biood-.po.s on Ills clothing told aQanss him.
Tho trial lastod ton tnyr. Md Thu Jury, nftcr de-
lhcratlnK four l,o.irs, returned a verdict of
"gullty of Hltirtsrr IN the trst degree" l.url
worc amlc, an,l nnver nllclloh whom tic death
verdict wns announced.
1ho verdict was rendered On tic 27th bf
lawyer moved for new trial, but tii6 nutlun
wns nyerrulc.l, as was d nntton for writ of
ersur. .1,tt!gc Murray, will, impressive words,
then scntonccd Myron y. l}uel to be l,a,gctl on
the fstls of APRIL: uroa 1!carlnE tho srati sen;;
subbed bitterly.
, 1879-04-19
NEW YORK CITY POLITICS,

NustsAf HtdA4*eF* - &n3 1F13kH3-
NzW foaK. April lA-It IL considered TINT
there Is much political signiacancn Ia tho
action relating to thu Police Commissioner, dis
closed to-lay. Coy. Roblnson's approval Ut
Mayoe Cooper in gomoytng Conmtasione
Htchols waa no b0oNur received TINT. Il was nt-
l'outced that his slecsssur was Charua !. atc-
Lean, long counsel Of tbs Police board, anl q
relative unu next door noiKhbor Of ox-Goy.
'ltldcu. I4ia IA another pill for TaMn,any to
swallow, With probably moro TO eonlv.
, 1879-04-19

LIrFLK ROCK, April 18,-.The Arkansn1 Pres
bytcsy ia now III session In tlis city. Com
Mllnieatlons from ll'e Atlausa. Ga, rresbYtery
On tho observance Of tho sabbath, mud trom Dr,
Hcre Teatl ail referred.
All oycyture from tho Ouachlta presbytssy,
nakillE union In Il pstlt[on tu lhs Synod to lurni
heW PFeshytcry, WIS referred to apsclul
epulpltttGc.
, 1879-04-19
HANGED.

,.. AttH - ,,,
~, .ooihhsio""' ~. - .'p,A to'I''y1on a.
nae,' soh''e.su VI A'nost 'ou' ia"'uet' ts w.
1Ii' poa'E sou''s Ent ""o',' "o n.tenap'ea u
'as'h''' "as ia"seu ~ ."e la'sn'u ~ W" p1ace
ouo'''s at'es t"o nou''ho"t .o'uh5s u. t''o Ptea-
cuco " 'Aany spers"sols. s,. l' s'eaa'astlS fe-
1''st'a s ~ confess s3' sans, a'!.. a.ea knsne'
Mysea ~ n"el cc1"sil'tcu JUS VI u'e most
moss'o.o @ 1huauets " lcco,u. Ao was a stout
hn'pe"' ".u,t15 M'!.et' ooy, naea aoo"t ~
1eusS, n,'' hau "o'AeA1 AZ, "s,o'A' 5saFa heaF
f.nln!al'' otssso eou"15' ~ -. on the iafhl
81 William u iuehafus' an 'n.o,llEent, Wei!-to-
uo' ana fespcetca dta"sel' "nu tno 1ather u tho
hluraoset' gill;
Inc 'afmer hha aolden'halretl, bfight'cYed,
lovely daughter, aged II years, who Nus Just
budding Into 9loriorB womanhood, Young
t,uc, heron,c crt,nInn,tv ennmoreh oT nv. 80
.'.s',. .s,", n..,'aaa'. s...'' -, " 'a'o '.'
Young Elf't eatheFltie "laY 4fe1ards. nut sfic
Indignantly bpufntH h!s adyalcos. Theu lust
and revenge rot tho mastery OF lila b1aek hcart.
mil ho 1ctermtnsl tn rnyish tho maiden. IN
lin ss ~ 1,,,o ,o., yavor.ho s,n,'~s.,,,,,,.'
NV -'''t 49,. ~ J""' '"' '"'0'A''' 'pp''saalS
was d. han'.
Tn this bright summer day. tho farmer and
his family, with tArlr ll,retl hands, dtned tn.
,.o,h.r anil u,nr a,vo tha srn,,,-., n,a,
e1s" sa...'s. "''s .,.". .,'a ~ a"' nae''
osot u'oa'lcA '1"t oe!oio tao sun went uo"n
tile houscluld would be III mourning. After
dinner nll tho fpmIIy, sa7o tho tIl-fatpd
Catherine. left The firm to Walt friends or
attcud n lm.tnc... nnc1 nn1 thn ,th.. ,a,Se
, 1879-04-19
STANLEY,

8p2Et48 U4zE828fH 70 TN 7T14HE
BISMARCK, April 18,-Col. +. n, Baker, who
mas with Gan. atanley Oh the Stanley cxpcdE-
tion up tits Yellowstone, III 1917, LIFT tonight
~ = witness agatnst Stsnley before tl.e New
York CourtAlartlAl. ue knows wllutlaer HtauluY
wns drunk or not,
, 1879-04-19

MaMrnts, Tenn, April 1S,-Last Wednesday,
at Austin, Miss, ". A. Granthan. was shot ,llul
instantly Killed by u. J. Jone1, City Marshal.
Tho killing was oeeasi0ncd by Grant!lnm atrtk-
Ing Jones over tue head With bridlo. Joncs
Yaa aFrGkt1l.
, 1879-04-19
SNED-TIAIN.

4A7Hf7tt3s
Sp'cfa' ft'nntcaes I" The Tribune.
SlsRHMAH C1Tr, Cherokee Co, AnrII ~
scycro Afuycll weather Ina in1nred ,1,a :. sls
rtonts. Tl,c ,,ro,,,d /. ..li vns, ".D ~, "acas
s =, - 80 ..',;, - "' - oFj' Inc bals
o! tsie corn VIII oe panto'l tliis week. Aeser.
Of castos'bcans Is Increased 10 ncr cent.
l.oHGTOH, Elk CG.. Aprtt 13.-Wtn,cr ~h..,
greatly Improved since the ratns. srroa.N ""sa:
o,ta ,ncrrnsra c,ral,1o-.h,o d. as'eass
..ss.,.,., .,,a'~., ''.A so"h' lata
EFou"" p'o"eu' A'afEe amount planted it4
woek.
SroCEpttg, Rijcy Co, Anrtl ,a-c,
vl,eot :. NJ n ,,tnr .t7,u1 nr ,,,,,,,,. -
,,rr ,.,a,,,.r 1,,,,1 ,.,,,.. 49,. y. .l'e eod
", "e"'"eF' i"'' ".'eat mas saaiere! IRON i.
ka!1e eause; just !lnd Eo<'t! rnh. tiool pros
res WIN blowing 1tlr eorii. sunsG little iian!e
EhtlSWooo' barton Co.. april !:.-rwent:.
ilYo (lcr cont VI lls 6pri1ix wt!cat wa7 ktllat67
nc ifeeanH weather q! MARCH. One-tuHrth Il
itc WINTER Ml'eat ms 0eci Killed ~ !rost I'd
tsou3lt. NO OIL W!leat on lln1lu. Farmers IN
lceitisI blue.
RICHMOND, Franklin Co., April iS-Ih
grolltt! 1s neariy all n!owe1, anu sonc ec;a
n!nntet. Wtiltcr wheat looks worry will. Yt,r
ltttle Old w4gat ol hand.
hlAwla, ftlitllns Co., april l8.-spring sht:
tLow a"ouL starring VI, account ri Tie d,y
WentEty. Nh OLD wllrnt Dl lI1lMl except II
]'on,u eonsl'.nrtiot'. Have had goou ruins.
uthAhht crawford COZ April 18'-'fhc res:l
rama in soutneas1cen hot'ssa arc working,
wonderful ci,at'Ee ~ lllc appeGraHco Of the ii.
tas waea1. lIe ~heat - IRON h1x ta cEA
, 1879-04-19

fptci0i DIypa:ch 70 1A6 7f!5anA
Elols, ILL.,, April 18,-Lnst night II. F. Law
Tcnce's store at 1tasea was brolscn lnto by
thieves, who roll led thu safe Into tho yar,l nnl
tlen'hlew u open. They atolo nearly $500 III
money, besides = number of bank cleeks. There
ID no glew.
, 1879-04-19

1.1Nco1N, Ncb., April 18.-spccial Postal
Agent John u. Furry arrested to-day pctcr Il.
Thompson, clerk !n fhe Post-Ol1ce ut 6ownr,l
Mob, for roDblng tho mails. Tho arrest was
1nntla rpon lccoy lettors. Over $4,000 was
found OIL his porson. Thompaon plcaiis guilty.
Baldwin nnu Grecn, belonging to the Olive
party, uro being tried at Hastings.
, 1879-04-19

-, FINANCIAL.
Du1SALo, April lH-Wil,iom L. Doyle, pro-
pr!etot OF thu buffalo Agricultural Works, hss
lDAdu all ssalgmuut.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-27

Manhood Hcw Los!. Huw Restored
5,,,,.a Ju-t Published, ,,.now edition Of
tGr DT. Eulterss eiI's GeIohrs


ESir spT. sulterss ClI's gaICbsa
go tcd E.SsGy on the radical cure
lvllhout woiiciL") Of SrGENAguRtuoGA
or Seminal Mr,knpss. Involuntary Semi,
apl bosses. 'NPurrNcY, Mcui!e and Ply
-icli iucppaci'y, implements TO Marriage.
siu also. Cossrnprns. EYiLfr-Y and
FlT-, tnlueei b. self Indulgence or SEX
ual exlin'hgaree, sc
rs5g Price, 10 a sealed envelope. only
Elk eeuil.
Tie celebrated author, In thls admir-.
able Es.ay, clearly icmonsirates. frGm a
rh,rty years successful prsciice that the
Awning Consequences Of self aimee may
he radically cured without tho danger.
ous use o. internal mtli1.ns or tho APP
pifrr'i5n of tho kniic pointing out a
mode o. care At ouce simple certain, nnl
clsciuai. Lr. NAV cure binself cheapiy
privately. AVID RADICALLY.
Roy This Ifci're wRprops a boon 10
h00s1HdJ and h0Usdnds.
Sent under seal ina plain envelope, In
any airess. post pom. on receiptof Elk
ceui- or iwo postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL
II ALu st.. New York Poet Office Box 45se
Sept 7. 1879. ly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-27
lEWfsTOWN DIVISION.

The raciA, gypress wcst can be nasuei ai
NcN oT'oNn ate "a N. and the Atiantle kG-
Pc - cast at % y. Va.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-27

Nnas ] Hz,H SIYs

sssrs ssS Essrs say 60 @scr stalsl ~
aH ! ssras xs,s @Natss ~jveprs lss.a
%Ss,S ga ibo escf or 5esrs. sadgg
isSs teas sars nr"s v3 tsfssstr
VI V c,ssslr, 10 ssah thsse eae 20
xss s-s ar sos raia VOID lst& iaaad
III wsrt SIR 70 gr'. Sses laak4
ar 5sazts,ssls - ess spS orc an
ctRfartae'eFs 70 tas scropsnts Of the
s@'Dos- Bot tboss nro ty o.
CacsV- tito wt Hs of rbs pTair The
were 81 "a ubst 1hrou.h thea,
scILs sGs fsr,nlrs s'o5,4 aispbolr
very s9rpSy- Eis oatlo stand aud
sh'ct in aksrsol sharp NIGH :. or
gnder tie penetrating rpin- ~tern OF
~pow. sud with every sbivcr there
Al'IFTears 3 saTulny of fodder from
ESo n.-rp as ven ~ sBus ef lbe milk
sro.a thc a Tvs. son6 fat from the
btecrs nf be Gss toy, tho pigs cont
fros, tA1 v0ei iroH tho saesp = ts
~ees places lu At snl nc egg. como
trom tlc poultry.
Tao ttfmsr luSks AMI WOE Iors.
o. Complains thtt the COWS nro
-s9Sn L, goes for coz doctor .
-Eo soetit gives TT 3iiciuo Tor "h1rn
eai iaij all aud yerhap, tells the
sstmcr that b, m1st kocp tue COW
~ar1 by putting blanket on bor.
Tto oow get. better, gives moro milk
.nl 20, what wonderful tQelicipe It
was" Now he will Complain tttt
sto pi.s q, not istiau ~ fast as they
shoulj, that thJto ato no oy.s, aul
tbs hous sro o,tius their, heads on.
8,Jl az Gu,uil cannot uso up al il,
HoJG IA Keeping warm aud Vt tho
paGo time make milk. lat, wO1i. o,
eggs. YhcSe are made from food
Az ! irou Only the srrplus Of ,ho
S1Ji after the bIipiy wants and
needs arc Supplied --P"otttcal Ear
ore-.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-27

10 R,a5gafe sin --Sp,r2e iadsI
s.ks Hith warm ".,er bnI Up
,hsG rob them s.,h dEy :ls.l 11 @
Ut b.art, sf.-s@srjs ir5- OF
ilsGk sdss may b. Improved by
span sing ,t,n si'h ff'. Ia lL..
case the .-sE.og may 70 done "a he
riga, si', Ih.a parsr tl.as spread
over % preTost z.ag
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-27

Ijsra.stSs m H1ysss. Comnau
scr Itehss eIa g,salJ b. ssrsl ~
sSriss.ing powdered biso.oas aplu
tbs sdsss aai ,ans. GIfsss oi iise
iteics saIl5. II is in7sdabl 10 thyr.
eegtIy sI-as tbs sasGsss hsiors ap.
= ~ 80 zssp s<scgslsgt,y .sle-.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-27

rhs eoae's a: a. weather .a;er.
prefer, vtsr their OR 8, very
strong i'o air ,s gradually bsc5m.
iIx dtap std rsiI may not BE- ilr
Oh TEay srs very sou9!ti7o - H.
. a. uosphers, ani iocreass or damn
asss esesso them 10 tbros 90. per
fame.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03
Fashionable FOollslin ess.

There Is no modern fashionable
notion quite 80 absurd as the generally
received idea that to be beautiful and
attractive woman must possess wan,
spirituelie face and figure Of sy ylph. like
proportions--a fragility in nine cases
out of ten the result of disease. By
many fashionable bellies it is considered
a special compliment to be spoken Of as
frail and delicate. They forget that the
naturally delicate face and petite figure
are very different from the pale and
disease stricken faces that meet us in
the city thoroughfares, look out from
the luxuriant carriages of wealth, and
glide languidly through our crowded
drawing-rooms. If disease were IN.
fashionable, as 1t ought to be, not lady
in the land but would take every pos
sible precaution to secure the fresh,
blooming face and well-rounded figure
that only health can give. Ladies'
should remember that much as gentle
men may profess to admire the face and
form paled and emaclated by disease,
when they choose wife they prefer
blooming, healthful, buoyant-spirited
woman. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the acknowledged standard
remedy for female disease and weak
ness. 1t has the twO-fold advantage OF
curing tho local disease and imparting
a vigorous tone to the whole system. 1t
Is sold by druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03
Timely IDIscoyarv.

:, F+reat mon are not always wise. neither do
the aged understand ju 1sment THIS
afflicted patriarch might II NO known Of tho
useless and painful treatment Of Emerods'
in his own t'mo, but his words would have
been even moro applicable had iis proph tic.
eye looked down the long vista of medical his
tory and Witnessed the oruel, absurd and lncf-
fectual treatment OF Piles by tho many schools
Of great and a sed professors until at last
dtsgustHd doctor p ononno: piles 'the oppro.
brium OF Tho art" DR.. Sl,bee has ut to
shame, by tho simplicity aud excellence OF hi
great pllo remedy, not only tho whcle famil,
OF quaok nostrums whose name Ia legion but
tho pretended " sdom OF tho medical profes
sion. This Anakesis Cor pio reno. W. IL sim.
PIE. and asy Of application. gives instant ro-
lief and by combining the merits Off poultico
to soothe. an instrument to hold up ID COM
press tho tumor1. and skilfully devised mcdi.
cine. applied directly to the diseased parts nl-
timately cures the worst cases Of piles and
keeps them cured. Half million OF persons
pronounce Anakesis the ploat benefcent dis
covery OF the age, AMI VIC believe them Ana-
kesis; DR.: 8 silsbee's External Pile Remedy ia
sold by all frat GLASS druggists. Price 81 90
Samples mailed free to all sufferers BY p
Neussaedter CO.. Box s9A6. New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03
A Gas Clock,

Is said that there Is a clock IN the
Gutldhall Museum, London, of which
the motive power is hydrogen gas, gen.
Grated by the action of diluted sulphur
ic on ball Of zinc. The clock itself
resembles large colered glass cylinder
without any cover, and about half full
Of sulphuric acid. Floating on the top
of this acid Is glass bell, and the gas
generated forces forward this concaye
receiver until 1t nearly reaches the top
OF the cylinder, when, by the action Of
a delicate lever, two valves become SIM
ultaneously opened. One of these al
lows the gas to escape, thereby causing
the receiver to descend and the other
permits a fresh ball of zinc to fall into
the acid. The same. Operation is repeat
ed as long as the materials for making
the gas are supplied, and this Is effect
cd without winding or manipulating of
any kind. The dial plate Is fixed to the
front Of the cylinder, and communi-
oates by wheels, oto,, with a small
glass perpendicular shaft, which rises
with the receiver and sets the wheels
In motion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03
Books and NewsDaDers.

Dutchman, sitting at the door of
his tavern in the Far West, is ap-
preached by a tall thin Yankee, who is
emigratlng westward on foot, with a
bundle on cane over his shoulder.
'Vell, Mishter Walking Stick, vat
you vant!" inquired the dutchman.
"Rest and refreshment," replied the
printer.
"Supper and lotchin, reckonp'.
eyes, supper and lodging if you
please"
"peye Yankee peddler, nit chew
clay In your pack to sheat te gal?"
mo sir, am no Yankee pedler."
"A singin master too lazy to work. ?"
"No, SIR"
"A shentecl shoemaker, vot loves to
measure te gals feet and hankels better
tan to make te shoes ?"
"No, sir; or l should have mendcd
my own Shoes"
"A book achent, vot bodders te school
committees till they do vat you wish, -,
choost to get rid of you?"
"Guess again, sir. | am no book
agent"
"Te teyfels!a dentist, breaking the
peoples jaws at dollar shnag, aud
runnin' Oft nit my daughter
"No sir, am no tooth-puller."
"Phrenologus, den, feeling tc young
folks heads like so many cabbitch ?''
"No, | am no phrenologist
"Vcll ten, vat the teyfels can you be t?
Choost tell, and you shall have te best
sassage for supper, and shtay all night,
free gratis, mitout a cent, and chill of
whisky to start nit in te morr in'."
81 am an humble disciple of Faust
professor of the art that preserves all
arts-a typograp!lcr ut your SERVICE"
"Fotsch dot?"
ga printer, sir, man that prints
books and newspapers.
GA man vot Drintsh nooshpapers
Oh, yaw yaw ny, dat ish it. A man
vot printsh newspapers! Yaw! yaw |!
Walk up! man vot printsh newspa-
pcrs! ! yish may be shot if did not
tink you vas poor teyful OF dish
trick schoolmaster,. who works for
notin', and boards round. l fought
you vas him."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03
a Dogs Memory,

There Is weli-known story of mur.
derer being discovered by dog flying
at his throat and bearing him to the
ground, when he confessed that he had
murdered the animals master. The
story is matched by one told in Land
and Water Of Nelson, black spaniel.
Oao night the dog was missing from his
favorite corner, and nothing for several
weeks could be heard Of him, notwith. :.
standing the most searching inquiries.
After the family had retired to rest, one
mtserably winter night,the wcll-known
bark of old Nelson was heard at the
door. lie was soon admitted to his COW
quarters, supplied with food, which he
ate with many grateful wag OF hts
tall, and looked Nero bag Of bones in
comparison with his former self, be-
sides being very lame, A neighbor
came In and inquired If N slson had ar
rived, as he met him on the previous
day at Macclesfleld, eighteen miles from
NJ Inchester. The driver Of tho mall
cart had also seen him at Derby, and
gave him feed Of milk and oat.cake.
but could not induce Nelson to remain
with him or with the hostler of the inn
where he baited. Some time.a after the
dog came home, the owner of Nelson
called at a public house in the NEIGH
borhood. having with him the fonr-
footed and faithful friend and compan-
Ion. A sturdy, surly-looking man
stood at the bar. and to the surprise and
alarm Of everybody, Nelson sprang at
tho throat of the stranger, striking his
teeth through the waiscoat, and hold.
ing on with the utmost tenaclty. with
astrong effort, Nelson's owner released
the man, who confessed there and then
that the cause of the dogs anger arose
from the fact that che was the man
who stole him, took him to- London bv
the canal-boat, where he sold him and
left him." The dog must, therefore.
have travelled from London to Manches.
ter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03
WORMS. WORMS.
WORMS.

T. i. Kunkers Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms. DR..
Kuukol, the only successful ph hysican who re-
moves Tape Worm in two hours alive with
heal, and no foe until removed. Common
sense teaches il Tape Worms be removed all
other worms can bo readily destroyed. Advice
at Office and storo fee. The doctor can toll
whether or not tho patient has worms. Thou
sands arc dying, daily. with worms. and do not
know 1t. Fits, spasms, cramps, choking and
suffocation, sallow complexion, circles around
the eyes, swelling and pain in the stomach,
restless at night, grinding Of the teeth, picking
at the nose, cough, fever, itching at the seat,
headache, foul breath, the patient grows pale
and thin, tickling and irritation in the anus
all these symptoms, and more, come from
worms. f. T. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never
fails to remove them. Price, 81 on per bottle,
or six bottles for $5 90. (For Tape Worm
write and consult the Doctor.) For all others
has It not, send to DR.. Il. f. Kunkel, $50
N Ninth, street Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail, FREQ; send three-cent stamp.
E' F. KunSePs Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Gives tone to the stomach. It improves the
appetite aud assists digestion excites the
bowels t healthy action, .expelling a II the foul
hnmors that con animate tho blood, coriup
cites the liver to a healthy action and strength
ems the nerves imp ,rtlng that glow to life that
proceeds alone from perfect health.
Thousands in all walks Of life testify /, tho
virtues OF this excellent mo licine In correct
ing the arrangement Of the gestive organs
Get the genuine. Sold only in $1.00 bottles
or six bottles for $500. ask for Z. f.
KUNKELs and take no other. II your drug.
gists has it not. send to proprietor, f. F.
KUNKEL No. 80 North Ninth Street. Phiia.
delpha, Pa. Advice fres enclose three co It
stamp. ....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-03
ANIad Horse.

A remarkable Incl ilent oc Cured re-
Gently, about five miles from Pottstown
pennsylvania, on the Denton road. Sc
bastian Schafcr and young man in his
employ, named James Kincrd had
started from home to the timber to get
load Of wood. Schafer was driving
the team and kinerd, was riding an cx-
ira horse with harness on. When
Schafcr had driven about half mile
from home, he saw a large bay horse,
about twenty steps from the road biting
at one Of his hind feet. The horse came
out on the road, and was soon followed
by dog that had followed the wagon
from home. At the sight of the dog
the horse started at full speed down the
road In the direction of the wagon =.
Shafer turned the team of the road
thinking the horse would pass on, but
instead 1t sprang on the wagon, and
struck him with his fore feet, knocking
him flat on his back, at tire same time
grabbing him on the right shoulder.
TIE horse stood nearly over him and
rode nearly two hundred yards, biting
at him, and all the time sQueaking and
kicking. Shafer kicked the infuriatcd
beast and fought 1t with his fists, but It
succeeded In biting him several times.
Finally Schafer rolled off the wagon.
stopped his team and struck the horse
several blows with pole he found IN
the road. Kinerd ran up and the two
succeeded In beating the horse off the
wagon, but as 1t fell off his hind feet
got hung In tho front hounds of the
wagon. and several minutes passed be-
fore they got 1t released from that no.
sition, all of which time Shafer boat It
over the head with a single-tree. On
being released 1t tried to leap clear over
the wagon again to get at the man, but
falling ran in the direction of some
other horses in q pasture and tried TO
get at them. Shafer set the dog after
the horse, and after running abont
twenty minutes at a rapid speed It fell
In a lane, where It died., 1t was decided
by everybody round that the horse had
the hydrophobia.