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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-07

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un unfereener faun benn uffpaiIen, bet
man MID bef6ummelt tpirb. Oet is
i9on iaraid mebr fd6n.
8ori.: So. Nun min i9 Sbnen aber
iagen, baB Sic trob Sbres Mlters cine
gang abgefeimte 8etriigerin fino. Das
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mem Gef9dfte in ber BranbenburgitraBe
geweien, uno bort 1T ibr gang oieieIbe
8ef9i9te nit Sbnen paffirt, fie bot sic
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li6en Srrtbum aufreben 'polIten. sic
baben oas Mdo6en aber ni1t tpiebers
ertannt. ionit mirben sic ben aIten
S6uinbel bel ibr tpobl nift tuieber
aufgewdrrlt baben. Oas iunge Ndbs
den bat in benz frhberen Galle es pors
ge3ogen, Sbnen na9trdslih nod 40
pfennig ausaubdnbiseu, inl ieben Stan.
bal au Dermeibeu. Die Mntlage nimmt
an, baB sic bas erbaItene s5iinfsig.
pfennigitiid nit Gef9idli9teit nnb
94neligteit gegen elm bereit gebaltenes
3ebnpfennigfiiid umtaui9ten, unb in
bielen Gdllen m6sen bic iungen 8ers
tduferiuneu mobl auf ben 3ouber bins
einfaIlen.
Mngetl.: gt is mid au iagen, tpie
man nit me ole Jral. amipringen bbut.
Die gerfon muB m Banbmurm in aopp
baben, iDenn fe 70 mat ausipintiiirsn
tann. 9err meines Qebens! Wie 1T
es bios menf9enm6glid!
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rem ipegen gan3 beHelben Ghpinbels.
gu IA 3agen .@efdngniB perurtbeiIt
iporben. SIS itebt bier in ben Qcteu,
unb bas werben sic tpobI gIaubetI?
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0orf: 9os fd5eint bei Shneu niht
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mid, Serr SeridisbOf, meter babe ID ID
iopat MID iema9t.
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ia f6on ielb}t berrotben, inoem sic ins
bireft einr1umen, baB Sic In benz ssaue
i@ulbig iinb, bel benz sic ertappt wurs
ben.
Nagetl.: . nee, erlooben STE mol,
i'd tileene auBer bet eene Mal, tpOfor i'd
bic Strafe abfsen muBte.
Wori.: Sic fino cine gang ratfinirte
yerfpn. Mber mir fnb nod ni9t au
gnoe. Die 8ertduferiu lieB einen
S9ubmann bolen. ber Sic nit sur
Wa9en nebmen tuollte. Sic follen fidb
aber geitrdubt baberL bann baben Sic
itn nit auerlei S6impfmorten bele9t,
ibm bic 9dube serfrabt uno ibm iogar
In ben Singer gebifen.
IngetI.: Der Monn bab6e ia lar
feen 56amieIiebl mid. Vt lDollte mir
partub uiientiren, OBJ i'd cen SUM-.
irn{d1pn{fii4 hpi mir hnhAp ,tts hnu'1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-07
slaau.aidts aesafidts ,nadlen.

6immons 2iDer &eguIa.
tor, bereitet BON s. 8. 3eilin g. Co..
geuinnt beltdnbis an Beliebtbeit unb
lit In iebem 0ausbalt, ber i'm probirt
bat, unentbebrIiw. Rein anberes Ssil.
mittel fam ion, 70 melt i'd peib, er.
isten. Seit. 20 Sabren als 4r5t prats
ti3irenb, bin i'd ME I'm Stanbe getueien,
cine begetabilii9e Mifhuug 3uiammeHs
juieBen, tuel1e tpie Gimmons 2iuers
Regulator, bic 2sber fdnea uub Dilts
fam tn Sang gu feben unb 3ugIeiG bic
0erbauuugs. uub 8lutbiloungs ORE
game unteriiiiben f6nnte (fiatt He gu
i6md6en.) - 6. M. Winton, M. g.,
Weitlngton, 4rf.
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u { n, { 4 9.
Romau bon SObaanes e&err.
IGortfetuna.l

LO~sef~8~N1H
sic ertfiiegen iebt alImdlig ber untes
Berereeion, nm in bic NIpenregion Elm.
autreten. Das QaubhoI3 biieb binter
linen 5urld, gfothtannem. Nrben uno
&iefern ialegen redts unD lints aus ben
G1Iumten nuf unb bofteten nit ibren
trotisen Mur3eIil felbif an ben f1roff.
Hen @ebdugeit. Dos 8ett bes su if.
rem 6h5en tpeiBfddumenben Ba1es
wurbe 6ber uno feIfieer; ungebeure,
balb iiberniooife SeIsbl0de f6ienen mad
allen Geiten bin ben Dur9paB 5u fpers
rem; bic 6GIudt murbe buffer ilno bis
iferer, benn Die foloiIaien 0eIstpdnbe
rHdten ndber unb INNER ndber 5ufam.
men, iD0aB nben nur nod elm idmoler
tiefblauei 6tri@ 2uft f@tbar bIieb;
Der Giugiang Der 86sel. lpeI9e bic aies
briger gelegenen 8ergbduge 3l bemobs
men pfegen, mar Idngif perlfummf un6
bas eiHi6niee Brnufeu Der fir3enben
@aier fiilte nit betdnbenber Mamt ben
i6maraeH& &eiel.
lliR einen 5elsppripruug biegenb,
ber bic G9indt 3u fdtieBen i1ien,
par aDeila Moberts Augen ftir etnen
Moiilent berfbmuuben. SIM n61ifen
bbde tr He iiber Ieinem 3opfe rufen.
Durd 9t06t gum 3i@tl 0iftoria,
btsr ~ &onaon!
VI elite ihr mad. Elm Si@From fiel
bon pben Quf i'm Inter 6anD fpanute
nd ber Bad In einenl bDnnern6en
Bo8en ~ bic GeIstluft binab unO re6ts
bo oben ifanb 9betta unb tpinfte
tbnl 5tl. Jm 9tu mar er obeu unb an
ibrsr Seite.
Sh bas ni6t fG6u9 tr0gte fie, NIT
tbrem Mlpltod Dor fitb bin0eutenb.
Gin tiefe giniatteIuua aoae fid
ionftgtueiet <tsDa Gin Megitunbe
mstt onfunris nno bilbete eii1 tiefgrdnes
eo&fbnl, onbeHen beibeu 6eiten bic
Btrge iil dnnufiblseu gptleni1win'
gnnBeu 1,lfwdrts he8eil I'm ij9 bnutl
bbber brDbsn III ben liibniien iinb pit.
tefel{ellen 0orlatn tn DEN 0inli1lel bins
e'l.jlglpIelI Dle 0dloen ltata uno
ke@l& maren nut 4auneugebol5 uHo be-
nIpeienB elsDl Ddell iilalerif9 geibmtidt.
SlIls IN p!nisrgrunoe ragfe IN ppramis
ealex HeeeimoBieteit olt tarre Mabel
ass ylilTsqolns tsl l9iplnDeinoe Stbe.
tegss erpoo Eg per folofale &laienfod
MM peil a5pnr5eHoen Wdnoen uno
esellem ulEp Snlgen oieien bsioen
1lslen oegnlen mw of i@'mulernoen
sssmanen peg WlnIlgletl@efs, suel@er
oas tlel4e Agai anlgtoB: Sa, pD Ct
ete Sogis ne1slDsH Derngfte. lam aus
lelnen poglungen per Vluriod~ per-
por: Jn mnnieren SoSsn. oa uno
ncrs elae HaItaoe Dtlosno, elise e. oas
9pot geroD, pig e To lelnem SalIe aul
sIn pinperniB ifieB.-
tleber Der gaflsen Scene i6mebte iener
uubei4reibliGe 3auber Der WiIbniH
unb Ginlamteii, weIder Bic GeeIe
peiiet unO benz gseni1eu bas unfdss
Na0 - (ass
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Siingltngena Mdn1ler1l
pir5
St@ere 9etIattsa q A0ramttrt.

Die f9redliden 1OIsen Der Susenofinbeu,
@efhle9tsf6wd@e be-arfadenb, noburA Self
uno 3orper ruinirt werben, permauent aes
betlt. Seraflopfen, SdIdteynbeit, Ga,nen.
abfub. @ebd6tniBf6padJs, 8erluif Der guer.
gle, abneisuns sesen @efeGi9aft nno WieIan.
dolie griinbli9 furirt.
@erbeiratbete Manner, ober ioId)s,
bic fi6 Derbeiratben iuolIen, bic ID 6oIge bon
Snbisretion in ber Sasenb an gefdIed,ts> unS
Merbenfdpane Ieiben, werben griinbIid f,lrirt.
Seine MtneraIten eingegebeu.
5unse Mdnner, bic ibrs 3eit nit unfabiaen
eenten beridipenbet unb- fid] boDnrd Rrant>
heiten Des RopfeS. ber Nale, bes 9alics, Der
eeber, gunsen, Ginsepeibe nnb bes Masens
au9eaogen babeu, tperben f9neu furirt.
2abt @u@ nidt bnr@ faIfaes S9amsefibl
abbaIten, iofort
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-07

Sommerieibe BON peridiebener
2ualitdt-
sfeue auspabl ron Sdaern.
nnsuetfelbaft bic beife Auswabl
spn Danten~ ilnb Rinber<gduben
Mdnner~ u. &naben>Sduben unb
Stiefelnoon bend trtenEatrtfanten.
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Reat 3epbsr 0tnsbums, Snbta
Grtntks, gercals, 3ansibars, pt>
auts, eawns, gattiite, gfOpeltp
GDrbs; f4Ottiiae 3epbprs, Soil bu
slprs anb aabsre gum Waiata gee
eisnett Gabrifate In srubtr &us-
uabl unb su seridtebenen prtifen.
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gfiGeteiett !!

9 Spttsen1 SYtt5en!
@uf bielem Selbe slansen MIR
burd bic srSbte Nuswabl unb bic
neueifen Saden, bic je benz publi<
fum rcrselest wurben. Spr@On,
espptii6e, urientaliide, @aleneienne,
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Nus gagIe paB pirb mitaetbeiIt,

Yss~~ NWGsS P~p s~b~0 ssbtA0N&I$tAkf
baB Capt. Muno3 unb 2ieut. Cabrera
bonn 3. merifanii6en @apaaerie Negis
rnente auf 8efebl hes Diitriftti6ters
Wfo1lnO in pie5ras Regras perbaftet
lporben iinb. Cabrera mar es, ber ben
Ingriff auf ben Sheriff bon Msaberid
@ouitp, Ser. ausfiibrte, unb es fteint,
als ob Der gefebl ba3d bon bem Capt.
Mtuno3 ausgegongen lei. Sa, leBterer
lou fogar bea0iidtigt bGben, mad Der
Glu9t feiner 2eute nit Der ganaen
99mabrOn ben &io @ranbe au freuSen
unb eagle paB an3usreifen. Nur bic
Bitten unb Mtabnungen ber Bhrger
boa pieoras Negras bielten ibn baoon
ab. biefen uuiiberIegten Gtrei1 3u be-
geben.
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@lesante NCoitdten in gdnbern
unb &iiden.
Dte neueiftn Nuns @eiltnss,
Se'trietta Sud-, erepes, Sober
Sud-, Gbollte einfarbis unb se~
muifert in alien mpbernen saat<
ttrunaen.
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IerSSitltd,.

Serr q. s. i}roblidfein bon Mobile, ala.
bama, i9relbt SD berfeble ME, Or. Hinss
yAenes Wtittel 9egen Sdptnbfu6t" su empfeb-
der. ba i'd cs feIbft sesen einen bartnadisen
Taa bon Bronchitis nnb 9atarrb ansenenDet
babe. GS bat mir fofort grleidterang ber.
ldaftt nno bat mid bann 10 sebeilt, bab id5
ieitoem teinen anfau tpieoer sebabt babe. Sd
'nuB au4 nod betcnen, bab i9 aubor aablreide
aroere Wfittel obne ben sertRgten @rfola se.
-braudte. nebrigens bat mir aud Der @ebraud
bon Gleetric 8itters unb Dr. Sings Neue Sc.
bens.Rilen fehr gut 9etban unb i'd fam iie
befens empfeblen
Gr. Sings neue @ntbeduns sesen S9ninb.
fudt. Sniten un6 erfdltunsen pirb inter Ga.
rantte berfauft.
:, grobe. glaiden gratis in Der slpotf9ste sOn
u. 9rei6.
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~ 4onfirmanben an
atige in allen Gr6Ben unb 3u alien
preiien bel 8. MoIffou.
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= Sapan befbt ein giienbabnmeb
bon 400 Meilen.
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es je tn san Mntpntp aufge,piefen lpuroe.

Gambrie in seridtebenem greiten II.
9reiien. 8arbtse stidereien ber
fetnffen gprte.
@rpbt auspabl BON Dameu>
nnterseus+
gollifanbises easer bon Dameu.
unb 8inberlfriimpfen.
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ipanilde, @scltrial, Gmipure, @ban>
THY Spisen in alien 8rettsn fur
lleberwurf pber 8daB.
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Geitidte Giuidse
IN lretbem unb farbtsem pique,
Wlull, @ptbt glainiOpf. @eiftdter
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sSOdentli9e 6reie greiie fiir seras
eri6eint
ieoen 0onnerfa8
unb foItet
$3.50 fitr baS SaHt pber $I.25 iHr
9 WfDnate tn WuraHSbesahlams.
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Railroad Damage suits.

sALEs, Ill.,, Jan. l0--Four more dam.
age suits were commenced yesterday for
Centralia parties against the jacksonville
Southern Railway company and the city Of
Centralia. This makes total OF fifteen
suits against the railroad and the city Of
Ccntralia, 10 come before the Marion county
circuit court in February, the aggregate
amount Of damages sued for being Si6l, 900.
The parties who sue are property owners
on the street in Ccniralia along which the
Jacksonville runs, aud claim damages by
virtue Of depreciation In value OF their
property and injury 10 business attributable
TO the presence Of the railroad. There are
four different attorneys engaged In prose
cutting the suits, among whom there exists
difference OF opinion rs TO the liability,
whether the railroad company only, the
city, or both.
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Party Attacked by undian..

TOMBSTONE, A. r., Jan l0.--supt Rus.
sell, Of the San Pablo mine In Sonora, mr..
rived hero yesterday. and says a prospect.
ing party Of four men were attacked nine
ty miles southNs, Of vascassad ON Christ
mas day by Apachcs. One Of tho pros.
pccton was killed, aud another MORALLY
wounded. The other men fought the In.
dians OIL aud then escaped. The Indians
succeeded la getting somc buuos and pro-
visions from the party. Tho band, Il Is
thought, Is the Shmo that escaped from
Gen. Miles near san Bernardino ranch nj
the time oi GcWnimo's surrender, and has
since been raiding southern SonOra.
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Indian Territory poii,Ie..

TAHLnoUAH, I. r., Jan. l0.--The Chcro.
kee national council was organized here
yesterday after one months wrangling.
The investigation Of the contest for seats
resulted in the seating Of two members oil
the lower house, making the house now
stand: Nationals 20, Downings 10. Chief
Mayes issued q proclamation for new
election in the Coocush district, where
there is n tie and n contest. The Senate
also disposed Of two contests and seated
one Downing and two National members.
There Is still one vacant scat In the Senate
over which there has been a wrngle for a
week. and Il il not known 10 whom II will
20. No further trouble is anticipated, and
the question Of allotment Of lands and leas-
ing on the Cherokee strip will soon be
taken up.
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Fence On Earth

Awaits thai oouniles anny IT Martyr. who's.
ankt are constantly rccrnlied irum the victims II
nervousness and nervous discAssa The price Of
the boon q systematic couno oi liosictteft siom.
ach mtiers. The finest and most genial 0i tonic net
vines runucd viii reasonable Persistence Easier.
plcaanicf and aicf this than 10 swssh the yictuAl
Ing department with Iscudo TONES. alcoholic 90
tho rcvcrso, beci etincis. nerve ioois, nanotcs
sedatiyus and polsous in Disguise. "Tircd Sanrc's
SWEET r-tofcf, baimy siccp," q tho pruyiicntlal
wcuIrnui Of weak nerves, nnd this glorious iAn.
chs being usually tie consequences oi sound a..
gc-iign and incrcg-af yienr tho great st0machic
which insurr huth l. UrHluctltc ulHa II rrpsre NJ
the rclulnsi time, Not unrir~hed aWakrns the
Individual who use' ~ bat vigorous Gle 10 headed
aud Tranquil We the nittrrs nlso In fever and
and bllluususss
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Execution By Eies,ricl,,.

albany, N. ", Jan. 10. The meeting
OF the commissioner appointed 10 Inyes,i.
gate and report N the legislature the most
humane and practical method Of carrying
into effect the sentence 81 death in capital
cases WIS held yesterday afternoon. Tho
commission have made a thorough invcsii.
CATION OF the matter, but ~ yet have had
no conference IN regard 10 his report 10
be submitted W the Legislature The
commission has received, through Gov.
Hlll, n letter boIn French mechanic. ~.
siding in Paris, who decides the electric
idea 10 BE- painful operation, and offers a
device, which h chair on which the
condemned sits, and his spinal column Il
immediately broken. A hundred day
can be easily. conveniently and painlcssly
executed by his machine, which no dc
scribcs NJ beautiful"
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serve the supposed last will Of her father
in regard 10 the payment OF bcquests to
charities and public institutions should
she succeed in breaking the will, and to
pledge the entire estate 10 the discharge OF
the obligations. Unless this is approved
by the other natural heirs, IL the will is
broken, the entire estate will revert to the
Depauw family, and the other legatees
will receive no part OF the amounts be-
queathed to them. The will devotes about
$l,500,000 TO Depauw University and
about MS much more TO the Methodist con-
ference. The estate inyentoried over
$1,000, 900, and he left about 1000 to
Mrs. Mcintosh, his eldest child. The de-
PENDANTS will DO represented in tho contest
by great array OF talent, including SEN
ator voorhees, and ex-Senators Harrison
and Mcdonald.
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A wonderfuI rooa n.a M.d,,,,.

world. SCOTS Emulsion not only gives
6osh and strength by virtue Of iis own ma.
lritiOus properties, but creates an appetite
Tor food that builds up the wasted body. II
have been using SCOTS Emulsion for several
year, and am pleased with It's action. My
patients say IL u pleasant and palatablc, and
all grow stronger aud gain hcsh from the use
81 II Iusc II In all cases Of Visiting dis.
eases and Il 4 specially useful for children
when nutrient medication Il needed as In
marasmus."-E W. Pierce. N. D., Knox.
VILE, Ala.
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Shot and Robbed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 10 News was
received here on Monday Of the shooting
Of Paymaster Rufiin on the Birmingham
Mineral yesterday. He became involved
in row with a negro. and another negro
compelled him, at the mouth Of a revolver,
to hold up his hands while his assailant
shot him. Ruiiin is still alive, but will
almost certainly die. The negro who did
the shooting escaped. but his partner is in
Jail here.
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y. y. q.

Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio-
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure In every case OF blind, bleed
ing, itching. Internal and external piles
Rangum Roo, Medicine Co, manufacturers,
Nashville Tenn. 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, PISS Main street.
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The Dspauw E-tato.

IxDASAroLIs, Ind, Jan. l0.-Ms. A.
J. Mcintosh, The eldest daughter Of the
late W. @. Depauw, Of New Albany. who
has entered suit against the executors.
heirs, legstecs-snd benefcisriss under tho
win. has submitted proposition TO Alex.
ander Bowling. ths resident attorney Of
the estate, In which she offers 10 90 into
M agreement wih The heim at law " OBJ
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TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

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publishers the APPEAL
old
for fright straight along" propose appreciation friends
substantial is a
object In offering so increase list Subscribers will old subscriber
self missionary and aid
and Get book that will be nesusbIe value
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Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

Of
descriptions Of reliable
department I'll " COOK,
Professor Of Theory Hhncrann Medical College"
FmTy
End 10 be correct In Ia diagnosis and opinion worthy confidence tho
public I'll HAM NJ D.
examined the advance
the mode wide
- y. COOKE D.,
Professor In Burnets Medical College Chicago"
publication Family Physician
OPT
A D.,
Professor the Burnett Medical College"
obookc
diseases and the remedies for Auopahe Homeopathic Eclectic
ydropaih Herbal treatments
Family should have guide health assist the family doctor n intended
place doctor every but help do
n his absence
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To ronsumptiye..

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bronchitis, or kindred affections OF throat or
lungs, send 10 cents Ia stamps, for DR. II. V.
the doctor, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The most remarkable cures OF scrofula
on record have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try il. Sold by all
druggists
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No Other Book Published Does This.

n which special
namely
cGuto
children
practical sensible and Tg this delicate
been printed
had TO be purchased a, IT, regular
The other chapters referred equally written valuable
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MEMPHIS APPEALs WEDNESDAY. JANUARY H. 1888.
THE GREAT REGULATOR /!

No medicine Is 70 uni
ycrsally used us simmons
Liver Regulator. Itwon
its way into every home
by pure, sterling merit.
IL takes the place OF a
doctor and costly pre-
scriptlons. tits q family
medicine containing no
dangerous qualities, but
pnrely vegetable genllo
In Its action, and can DO
safely given 10 any per-
son. no matter what age.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-17
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
A Collision on the Lehigh Valley
Road Near Lost Creek.
SEVEN KILLED THIS TIME.
Twcnty-six Were Injured and the Long
Delay in the Arrival OF Physicians
VIII Probably Result I'm
More Deaths.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct f5-Another ter.
rible accident has occurred on thu Lehigh
Valley railroad.
A construction train was unloading ties at
Tamand Siding, near Lost creek, ON the
Pottsville branch, when fast Pennsylvania
freight came along and dashed into the con-
struction cars
OF the forty Hungttrians who were Mt work
unloading ties six ware killed outright and
twenty-six injured
brakeman ON the Pennsylvania train was
killed outright Twenty of the freight cars
were wrecked
1t was three hours before he'p could be pro-
cured, and during that time the injured lost
so much blood that it is feared many Of them
viii die
special train carrying physicians arrived
three hours after the accident, and the men
went to work dressing the wounds of the in
jured.
The killed were horribly mangled. One
man was cut into dozen pieces, and his re-
mains were placed in a tool box. The names
of but four of the dead Hnngarians have been
ascertained, as follows:
Joseph Lovenski, Mike Cathlcki, Ludwig
Pike, John Levinki The other dead went
by numbers. The brakeman's name Is un-
known.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-17
Harrison wants an Aceounting.

ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct. 17-Walter H. Har-
rison, formerly of Baltimore, has caused the
arrest of w. E. Collier, manager of the bank
of British North America, on the ground
that Collier, after selling in London nearly
81 900 worth of Northern and Western
railway bonds, failed to account to Harrison
for his share. An injunction has been issued
against the transfer of the bonds and Harri-
son now seeks to force an accounting. Col
lier gave So, 900 bail, and he win be per-
mitted to go to Colora 10 for his health ON
the pledge of his bondsman to produce him
in court May l, 1889.