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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08
Cinderella gdm9 Gtpre.
Gde Sf-SontonitraBe unb Wbenue G.

49,
panit! panif! pamif!
sas" uniere ioeben i'm Often angez ~8a
fauften Norrdtbe an S9uben unb
Stiefeln muiKen in IA Sogen
berfauft tperben, uno lei
neA es unterm SDfenpreis! ct
Jolgenoe 8sifpiele bieuer als Betpeis
unierer beiipielos niebrigen preiie:
IL berf9iebeue Wrten niebriger 9erren,
i6ube gu 81. 40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte Serreni@ube v@ongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont ibli9er preis 81.
grtrafeine ba%nbgendbte 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anberstDo at $3.50 berfauft.)
&nabenf9ube u. &n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
Grtrafeine Rn6pffiefel fur &naben So
(Wertb $2.75).
Oamen.p antofeln Scr. 5-9 a1 rur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb6eni9ube BON @laees2eber
gu MUIR Is Gents (Mertb $l).
&inberf6ube 3u 40, SO unb so Gents,
bic anoersmo 60, IS @ents unb 81
fofen.
8abD S@ube beri6iebener Dirt, bon
Is @ents att.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08
Seben & Wttntaatt.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
212 OF Commerce 5 GtraBe.

3eigen hermit benz publitum an,
bob fie fur ben ausgesei9neten unb
bier fdon langif geminl@ten 9anbs
fein aus GaDette @ountp
bic Ngentur iibernDmmen babem. Die,
Ter Sanbtein, Der better pie ieber ans
6ere benz Jeuer unb her Wttterungss
einfiiRen m~iberfebt, eisnet fi6 beions
bers fir Seitenpege, Curbstones,
Stufen unb b%eionbers fir &ir6bofsars
beiten. ST 1T benz Grant an Dauer
glei6, aber bebeutenb biliger. Sinters
laBt Cure Iuftrdge fir ale eini6lagens
ben Mrbeiten Bel 3eben & Nltmann. t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08
WtHeuSmertb!

Serr g. s. Morsan, elm aaufmann In aate
9th, Gloriba, bate f6 cine beftise GrfdItuns
anae3oseu, bic bon einem audlenben Sufen be'
sleitet mar unb gang ben aul@sin Der sriten
S9pinofu9tS -. Sbmptome barbot. CT Der.
inate cine Menee iosenannter populdrer gu.
ftenmebieinen, aaein bas llebel berfhlimmerte
fd bon Sag gu Gage. CT maserte fi6tlid ab,
bate atbembeidDeroen unb tonnie nidt mebr
f9lafen. S4liebli9 berlu9te er Or. Rings
yReue entosdung sssen Sdpinofu9t" uab
babies Dubeno 5Iaiden stbrau6f. batte, mar
CT boafdubig sefunb unb bas llebeI feIte Ed
aud fpater nidt pieber Elm. aein anberes
Mtittel fam cine fold LANCE eite bon selunae.
men Ruren aufpeilen, ipie Or. Sings ,Neue
Embedding sesen Sdpinofudt~. Der Grfolo
bieier Me6iein pirb garantirt.
@robefafden fret In oer apotbete bon u.
DretS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08
6. &. @Iuer,

POS @eft Com mereefraBe c,
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr getpdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
8iIberrabmen unb Sci It e n,
unb ferner neben 3ei@nensM aterialien
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mnrei l.
d. er : 81 aterialien, beionoers
6ammers fertig gemtf9te
Tarben, bic beiten unb biaigffen I'm
Martte, bt; unter boiler @araatie Der.
tauft tperben. Sen # II unb 6 b e,
geigIas unb anbere in bieIes Sad
fdlagenbe @rtitel; tporin Serr Mtiner
Sas gr6Bte 2aser i'm @efen bes Staa,
tes bat. Muftrdge aus Dem 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08
Gin banfbarer 0dttent,

Der ieiuen Mamen nidt s~eaannt baben hill unb
BET feline poIIf anbise @teberber.
feIIuus bon 6perem 9eioen elmer in
feinsm 9ottorbud ansesebenen arsuei berbanlt,
Idbt eSr3 @as Oallslbe t % + n rel an feline
Bud entbaIt &esepte, bic in jeber apotbete
aemadt perben f0nnen. S6idt Cure abreNe
nit 8riefmarfe an: Hrtbafe Gliuic &
0iSpeniarD, 10 &. Scmftun gtr., Netp
Oprf u. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08

= Sie pa1agier3iige Der Cotton
Belt unb Sron Mountain 8abn, bic
am Montag bon Serartana nod benz
Norben abginsen, muBten umtebren.
8ei Gulton bat Der &eb Riber mebrere
Meilen 2anb nit benz @eleiie iiber'
i6pemmt unb auBerbem 1T es iebr ges
fabrboa, bic 8rideu 81 paifiren. 0as
Wafer iteist nod INNER.
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glue @roinans
CUR Nmeibirung ber IA. Settion bes
81. Gapitels ber rebibirten Sta,
tuten, pie am 20. Sum-
1887 amenbirt.

Set es berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Sta6t San Nntonio:
9aB Die IA. Settion bes 81. Rapitels
Der rebibirten Srbinanae1 tpie am 90.
Stunt 1887 arnenbirt. 10 anlenbirt tuerz
be, baB tie mie folgt lautet:
5ettion Ia. 9aB es fit irgenb cine
perfon pngeiebIi6 fein ioq, irgenb elm
@ebduoe mit 9ol3 ober arberem brena=
barren Material gu bauen ober gu repas
riren nod. nit @iienble9 ober al1f an=
bere Weife, tpenn Elm fol9es @ebdube
big 3u 500 .ieines Mertbes bei9Gbigt
murbe, Nborte une Dffene @1uppen,
tuenn NIT Metau be6edt, ausgenoms
met. Soer irgenb elm @eb1ube init
einem Material, pel@es ni6t feuerf9er
lit, 5u beoeden. unb au9 oas Sad gu
repariren; Dber irgenb elm Sola Dber
nit @iienble6 bef6lagenes Gebdube
bon eitem plab mad benz anbern aa
berlegen innerbalb Der foIgenoet1
@ren3en, tpel9e hermit als Der Snnere
SeuersD iitritt be3ei@net peroen. See
ginneno on Der Greuaung bon Nlamps
unb NuebasS traBe, baurt tpefli9 ents
lang Der Nueoa>s traBe gum San Be6ro
Greet big CUR Greu5ung bon 6outpn>
Strabe, bann entlang 9oufonsS traBe
our MlamosD it9, bann fibli9 NIT ber
Sit6 CUR Sf=@ommerces9 traBe; baum
nefli9 entlang OF. @ommereesS traBe
big 3ur Greu5ung bon Mlamp.S traBe,
bana iiiblt9 nit Nlamos5 traBe gum
Musgangspunft.
Die beiaste @renae oebnt f9 SO SUB
n6rbli9 bon 9ouftonfraBe urb SO SUB
fibIi9 bon > Commensurate aus.
Ser ben @ebduben augefhste S6aben
lou bur9 ben 9irettorenratb ber syeuer>
tpebr fefgeftelt unb fur ben Stabtratb
bur@ ben @bef bes Geuerbepartemerts
b~eglaubi9t merben. NuBerbalb ober
binter ben bier borgei6riebenen @rens
,3en unb innerbaIb Der in Der ID. Set
tion be3ei6neten Jeuersren3en m6sen
nit feuerfeitem Material gebedte 9oIas
unb nit @iienble9 bei9lagene @ebdu5e
erri9tet tperben, ~borausgeieBt, baB bic
BldBe suerit bonn 6euer s-9omite befi9.
tigt lperben unb bic @rIAubniB bonn
Stabtratb bepiuigt tpirb; pprausge=
ieBt iebo6, baB fur elm iol9es @ebdube
feline 8aus@rlaubniB bepintst mirb,
ebe ni9t bic pldne un6 Specifitationer
fur iol6e @ebdube Dem. Seuer : &omite
unterbreitet un6 bon bemfelben genebs
migt murben. llno bic 4erlonetl, tpeIs
DIE iol9e 8auerlaubniB erbalten, mill
fen bic @ebaube ftrift nod BEN porges
Iegten unb genebmtgten Bldnen
uno Speeifitationen auffibren. Inter
einem ''Iron Clad Building 1T
elm nit gifenble9 bei6lagenes Sol3ges
ripple b~erfanben; giienble9 BON nidt
geringerer Side dig go. 26 IN 24X2S
3ou platten, in sanaen pIatten geIest,
no es Der &aum erlaubt unb ni9t tpeis
ter als auei Sol bonn Centrum genas
gelt.
Srgenb cine perIon, tpel6e irgenb Elm
@ebdube erri1tet, eber 8~orfebrungen
basu trift, obue bieie 8eitimmungen
bea@tet gu baben, foI zines 8ergebens
f9ulbig iein. Sober Sag an weldem
er nit benz 8au fortfdbrt ober bas @es
bdube entgegen ben 8eftimmungen bies
fer Seftion iteben ldBt, ma6t elm lepes
rates 8ergeben aus.
Nnsenommen unb gebiQigt am %.
9lpril 1888.
<zzN 8rpan Galtagban,
~ Masor.
8ef6eiHigt:
6. 3. gIaubon, gitD @lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08

= 2aBt gu9 aidt tdui6en bur9
niebere preiie fit Mrbeit, wel@e better
dig irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
ioabern berfiigt gu6 mad Gallo.
MAPS pbotograpbii6em Itelier, SO.
Alb OHs SouionsS traBe, no @u@ quite
uno sufrieoenftellen6e Nrbeit gu reellem
preile sarantirt pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08
Noti5 att Bomb nbaber
bon 10 2%Oidbrigen DHentli6em Ser,
b%eferungs Bombs Der Stabt Sar
Nntonio, ausgegeben am l..
Sum- 1873.
gu Office,
Staot San Mntonio, Seras,

S'ool SuH AHlDHIU, 2eGuS,
"a. Npril 1888.
Ollie PerIoneu, weibe 1O-2Oidbriae
6fentli6e @erbeRerunes 8onbs, BON
Der Stabt San Mntonio am l. SUM
1873 a%usgegeben, inne baben, ftnb 6iers
bur9 bena9ri9ti9t, baB beiagte 9tabt
San Mntonio bei6loKen bat, ale 5ieie
ausgeItellten Bombs in 1ebereinitim.
mung NIT Der BET Der &%ontrabirung gez
ma6te1 8eoingung am erlten Sage 6es
Stunt 1888 etnaul6fen. Na@ benz l.. sunni
1888 tDerben BON SET 9tabt feline 3inz
len mebr auf irgeno tpel6e bieier Bombs
be5ablt. 8eiagte Bombs perbett bon Der
Sitan3 Ngentur Der Stabt San Mntoz
nio tn Nem Oort citD, e. g., in Der
National GitD 8ant, ober in Benz Bus
reau bes carbohydrates in San
Wntonio, Seras, mad @uni6 bes Sn.
babers folder Bombs eingel6f.
E 8rDan @aIIagban,
|OxNl MaDDr.
8ei9einigt:
6. g.. @Iaubon, gitp glert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08

a9~ 9ie feinften uno mpbernitea
Sommerbite. 8eiebt uniere atsge>
3ei9nete1t Strobbtite fiir so Gents.
paneodf & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08

sa~ Bros. liefern bic
beiten unb %bilisiten Orudla6en. @ebt
su ibnen.
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uibsumatismus-aO saDre-sebetlt.

ubtnmattsmMS-SO Sabre-sebetIt.
Original 8sriGt, 1882. Grneuert 10.
Dtbrlor, 1887. DretBts Sabre selitten.
Sur WD@ea i'm Bette. Gebraudts ale an>
beren &tiEujttrl pbne Grfpls. Gebettt
tut1 tistaab cine babe Glaf6e. @efun6
anb fppbl. Sn s Sabren fein &i6faa. -
o. @. Msartd, gpnltanttne, @td.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08

aarDbtse 8eusntfe finb Grneuerrnsen fraberer
0eridte pon 2eufen, rpeI9e our& st. Satots Del
eebeilt sunyser unb BITE mad @erlauf Don Sabrsn
tsiHe aA6fetr Don G@mersen gebabt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08
OELRICH'S & 90.
2 BomItta Green. Wem Nory

Ot@e"f steW sOVtt
w. $. gonms, 6. @riefenbed, 9uao &
S4melser unb 8. 8. M~ncs9amara, 30. 2ss
Commensurate, asenten fir Gan antonio.
s. @unge & 60, Msenten fir guero.
q. @nfet, Msent fir Saulenbnra.
1fofe &apbaeI, Msent fir Soufon.
Clemens & Gauit unb grnf Gderf, Gaeu.
ten fir Neu.B raunfels.
8. 8Stt@er, aseut fit 8eimar, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08

s6s- Die eleganteiten Nn3ise mad
MaB bel pantoat & Ssbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-08

Rbeumatismus-sO Sabre-sebeiIt.
D~risinal>B eri&t, 1882. Graeuert 1.
Nopsmber, 1885. @ein Batter, 46 gprt>
Gtraee, lit 80 Sabre. Gaee unb 9eine
irnrelt Earl ~aneefdipDIen. @erste unb
aabefe Seilmittd brnGtsn feline Seilune.
@ebraunte Ct. Satpbs Del unb purSe
rouadntts eebeilt. Retn Mhdfau in fanf
Sabrfu.-granf Durssk, Bangor, Me.
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the CHARLES a soeELEa CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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Sinh S~auptauartisr fur 2. eanbretb&
osbn 6siH,, Oartens unb BIumen . Santeu
~ orcbs unb AIsin.SanbeI.
Ngeuten fur MtefIe Btae0raSWe
tfIdes fsnb bic beiten, einfadfen, biaiafeu.
fsS7FFtu nnb ieidt eebenbfen ReitpHdoe; i'm.
sen NIT svet eutsn Yferben ober MuIea bear.
tetfet herben.
Nskntsn fit BITE beribmten Brinly Pauege,
Vlanst Il. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
sfned, &enb. Gamenbrias, BFise uub guI.
iisatpFrS. @uF. .. BreGt Burfmnf9inen uab
Badger llteufIien, gbas. Untbs 6onis OF.
kadorert HientueNau6er, NfeHer &c.
er5eIfka eiae GnrIabuns 9arrilou Bros. &
". tsn 0tbrau9 ftrti8 sertif@te 6asben.
&abtn loebeu erbalten:
600 HplbI garIb Anaber unb garIb Orange
1a1srxotrse amen, 500 BufteI Grrgtnm, 40o
Dufbd ~gereinistes Sobnien Gras Samen. 5000
YfnHb NifaIfa [9u;erner aIee]. 80 8uibel
ealkr : asrn, so Butbel GeIO ; Bobnen obet
exbgm tCow Psasl.
2apalEtt nub fsras psiess nub seIbes
Geibsr, sotbfr, AiFfe, Bodbara, gsperfette
unb DHrr AIte.Gamsn, Rescue @ras. Samen,
qafsr-Bnbne Bu9iueipn, Befen.aorn &C. &C,
4. Huth Il 8ohn.
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aaenibeIben In ben aIpOtb.sen ,u babtn.
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WAGNER & CHAB0T.

YpJsllan. unb gIas. @aaren aus allen Can.
bern, aar,per. Sol3maaren. 8eien, B%iirften,
8le@. asai.@ aaren, gisf9rdnte, @aHer.
tdhler, YetrpIenms Gefen ulp. ufp. ufp.
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100000

YaRasiere haben NIT ben Dampfern bee
Morboeuti4en 2loAb bic 3eife aber's
Meer ftder unb gut 3uradgeJeat. Wes
gen preiie unb weiterer Snformotion
menbe ! l& an
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-29
ast1natlG Sufferers

Who find difficulty in breathing
source of much distress and annoy
ance should give Dr.. Mistar's 6aisam
of Wild Cherry a trial, for therein
they will assuredly find relief and
in many instances 1t will effect q
permanent cure. 1t is tho best
family medicine in the world. A
single teaspoonful will euro an or
dinary cough or cold; a few bottles
will cure consumption II taken in
time. The day is not far OF when
every intelligent housckeeper will
think % much Of having bottle
Of M;stsr's 5disam In the house ~ .
barrel Of hour.
Guysott's Sarssparilla and. wistar's Balsa
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A Case Of Bio Head,

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 3O.-The most
singular case of big head on record is re.
ported from Chatham County, the posses
sor being colored man named Abner Dor
sett. He is of bright yellow color, has O
well-developed face, clear-cut features
and an intellig',t ,ountenance. Though
twenty-five yea Of age, he is only
three and a ho feet tall, and weighs
less than sew lsy five pounds. His
head is so heavy that he has never been
ena bled to walk under it. Its measure.
ment is thirty-two inches in circumfer-
ence. His arms and legs are very slender,
and he can not sit alone. When his head
gets overbalanced he has to push it back
with his hand. He doesn't know letter
or figure, but has good mathematical
mind, and can solve mentally almost any
problem which may be given him.
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WHAT WOMAN CAN DO.
Three Lives Saved on the Storm
Tossed Lake
81 Her Herolsm Under Very Trying Cir
cumstances.

CH1cLeo, March 80.-Lieutenant Rogers,
Chief of the Eleventh United States Life
Saving District, is in receipt OF the follow
ing special report from Captain Robins, OF
Grand Haven, Mich, which was trans
mitted by Keeper Henry Finch, Of the life
saving station at Manistee, Mich. Lieu
tenant Rogers says it is one Of the most
extraordinary episodes recorded in the
annals of the service, and the conspicuous
hcroism and bravery by which 1t is marked
are entitled, he says, to special recognition.
Two ladies were visiting at the lighthouse
keepers dwelling at Manistee. March 10.
Captain Robins, the lighthouse keeper,
saw gale was rising at four O'Clock In
the afternoon, and started to take the la
dies across the river to their homo. Mrs.
johnson, one of the ladies, got down of the
pier into the small skiff, and as Miss Fagin,
her companion, went to get in she struck
on the side of the boat and capsized 1t,
throwing them both into the water.
Captain Robins, who has but one arm,
saved himself by hanging on to the pier.
The skiff turned bottom up, the two
women hanging on to the half-inch keel
with their fingers. A bowline was made
by Keeper Finch and thrown over Miss
Fagin's head and she was pulled to the
pier. Keeper Finch continues: II got
down on the pier, got the line under her
arms and tried to pull her up on to the
pier. 1t was SO icy we could not get
her out. She was stiff and could not
help herself. Mrs. Robins came out
Of the lighthouse and helped, and we
landed Miss Fagin on the top of the pier.
The ice was about fifteen feet high over
the pier, and two or three feet thick all
around IL. Mrs. johnson had hung to the
boat, and the wind. which had increased
to over twenty miles an honr, with five
miles current had taken her near the end
Of the pier, about quarter Of a mile from
the place where the boat capsized. Cap
tain Robins and ! got in the skif and
startod after Mrs. johnson. We came
up to to her at the end OF the pier, but she
was fast to the boat. After great difficulty
we finally got her into the skiff but tho
wind was blowing so hard could not pull
up to the station and was drifting out to
the lake. Mrs. Finch grabbed the surf
boat rope, ran down the icy piers with
Mrs. Hamilton, neighbor, and threw the
end Of the ropo to me. make it fast to
the skiff and they towed us to tho station.
Without the help of Mrs. Robins we could
not have got Miss Fagin on the pier,
| and if Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Finch had
not thrown me the line Mrs. Johnson, Cap
tain Robins and myself would have been
drowned, as it would have been impossi'
BILE for us TO get up the icy piers" Lieu.
tenant Rogers says it Is probable that the
department will make some special recog.
milton of tho bravery exhibited by the wo-
men who aided in the rescue.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-29
A Wcman,s Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought Of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was 30 much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been miraculously cured.
Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus
write w. @. Hamrick & Co., Of Shelby,
N. c.. Get free trial bottle at Seybert
4 Co.'s drug store.
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EHE EXPERIENCE
OF A LIFETIME,

Combined with attention, caution
and carefulness, have enabled the
proprietors Of Dr. 0sysefrs YsAow
Deck aat Sarsaparih 10 make it
the best blood purifier IN the
world, the surest strenethener Of
the urinary and digestive organs,
the finest Alternative, the truess
tonic. A lady who suffered from
weakness peculiar 10 her sex, n
writing - \ friend said:
"Itrisd various kidney medicines,
bat only found myself growing
worse. Ny husband brought me 9
bottle Of D.. cyysotfs . Yetiew osek snt
Sarsapania. It's effect was quickly
apparent. Ny complexion ere long
became clear and free from pimpleV
/ soon enjoyed = Eladsome ksedom
from aches and pains; | became
less nervous; my habits became
regular; I gained in flesh and have
been made to feel better every way.
can not praise the remedy too
highly a. a true friend to suffering
women and % . strengthening
medicine"
II is the safest remedy a lady can
use, as il leaves no unpleasant after
effects nor does its discontinuance
cause a craving for it's further use.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-29
PerpetuaI Motion.

CANANDAIeUA, N. Y, March So..-David
Jennings, of Lyons, Wayne County, who
has passed twenty -one years and spent
$50, 600 trying to discover perpetual motion,
claims he has got it at last He has patent
ed and has on exhibition q machine which
runs at great speed without any outside
agency whatever. 1t is an ordinary chain,
made Of iron links two inches in length.
running over a triangular framework
shaped like harp. The chain runs on
wheels placed at the three angles, and is
so constructed that when descending the
long side Of the triangle the links double
up and the increased weight keeps up the
motion. From the character of the motive
power, the movement Of the chain con-
stantly increases in rapidity and brake
Is required to regulate it.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-29
KeHspapers in 1888.

From the edition Of Geo. p. Rowell &
Co.'s american Newspaper Directory"
published April I'd (its twentieth year,,
it appears that the Newspapers and
Periodicals Of all kinds issued in the
United States and Canada, now number
1880, showing gain of 800 during the
last IL months and of 7,136 in 10 year,.
The publishers of the Directory assert
that the impression that when the pro-
prietor of newspaper undertakes to
state what has been his exact circula-
tion, he does not generally tell the
truth is an erroneous one: and they con-
spiciously offer reward of 500 for
every instance in their book for this
year, where it can be shown that the
detailed report received from publish
or was untrue.
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AYouna Lady,s Last Wishes.

MARsHALLTowN, IA, March 2S.-Jessie
Dietrich, aged eighteen years, was found
to-day at noon in tho room of boarder at
tho Wilson Hotel with a CHASTITY pistol
wound through tho head. Emery, the
man in whose room the body was found,
stoutly denies any criminal intimacy
with the girl. She is the daughter of
farmer who died year since. She
left letters to Emery and her sister. In
the latter she says: mo more will have
to struggle to be true. There is one who
will know why this is done. Bury me in q
plain white cashmere dress, filed nicely
with box plait in the back. Fix my
bangs pretty. Sing Shall we gather at
the riverp and Yield not to temptation
at the funeral" The inquest failed to dis
close any motive for the suicide.
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CuHn FOR sNAKE-BzrR


New an Exprsssmsn's Lifs Was Placed OF
Of Danger.
ATLANTA, GA, March N.-This morning
about 9:s0 O'Clock Mr.. n. B. Smith, who
works at the Southern Express ONCE, was
bitten by Q rationale that lay concealed
in crate Of cabbage. The cabbage was
shipped from Jacksonvills, Fla, and
Mr.. Smith was moving them prepar.
atory to their delivery to 9 com.
mission merchant AZ be placed his hand
on the crate he felt stinging sensation
In one Of his fingers, and saw that huge
snake had fastened lts fangs in his nesh.
In few seconds tho hand and arm began
70 swell, and Mr.. Smith was driven hur.
risdly TO DR.. Gaston's ofhoe. DR.. CASTOR
saw the young man was in danger Of los
ing his life, and he gave hyperdsrmic
injection Of permanganats Of potash,
Q solution Of two grains to drachm Of
water This antidots TO snake poison
was first used by . Brazilian ply
sician, and its efacacy was 20 great that
ths doctor was given handsome reward
BY the Government The treatment re-
lisved Mr.. Smith Immediately, and hs was
sent 10 his home. From last accounts he
was doing we'll. DR.. CASTOR 10 of the
opinion that Smith would have died but
for the timely antidots administered.
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FLOODS IN GERMANY.
seventy-Two Thousand People Homeless
in the Inundated Districts.

6eventy.TwO Thousand People Homeless
in the Inundated Districts.
BERLIN, March 29.-Blinding lightning,
thunder and exceptionally heavy rains in
sheets is the condition while close this
dispatch at 10 p. m. With returns the
magnitude Of the storm damage increases.
Posen is without gas, the works being de-
stroyed. The Rhine is now rising rapidly,
and people are evacuating their houses on
the the lower banks. The foundations yet
to come must be many, as
the snow averages four feet deep
on the forest lands, end rapid thaws are
imminent. Statistics here tonight show
that q, 900 people Of all ages are absolutely
homeless in the inundated districts. Tho
mayor of Dantzig has telegraphed the COM
mittee to aid sufferers, that the distress
along the Vistula exceeds the worst ex-
pectations, and that there can be no ques.
tion of a harvest for the inhabitants Of the
surrounding districts this year. Tho
Pauke, usually mere brook falling into
the Spree, is now SO swollen that this
morning it swept away stable and work.
shop, and adjoining houses had to be evac-
uated, -f.|. .|
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Alabama River on q Hlah.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March N.-The total
rainfall since Sunday night has boon Z n.
100 inches, the largest on record for the
same length of time. The heavy rain
ceased about ten O'Clock to-day, but there
has been an Intermittent drissle all day.
The Alabama river has been rising at this
rate of foot an hour for about thirty
hours, and, as the rains have been equally
heavy about the head waters Of Coosa, tho
greatest rise here is not expected till day
after tomorrow. A food higher than that
Of 1885 10 anticipated. All trains on the
Western railroad to Atlanta east, and on
the Montgomery and Eufauls road are
abandoned,