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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-10-11
POPULAR SCIENCE.
ewcastle England) rolling-min
WEIGHS 300 tons and runs 10 GOO

ewcastle (England) rollingmil
weighs 300 tons and runs 10, 600
nors~ power.
Human life is estimated to have
heightened twenty-five per cent. during
the last half century.
1t is claimed that the use of electricity
in the deep mines of Nevada has in
creased their productiveness twenty five
per cent.
In some of the bogs of Ireland paraffine
oil is found floating on the surface of
ponds. This IS sometimes skinned of
and refined by poor laborers.
The first electric crane ever built in
America has just been put into mill at
Milwaukee, Wis. 1t weighs ninety tons,
and lifts with ease a weight of twenty
five tons, swinging it to any part of the
factory.
The graphophone is likely to find
novel use in medicine. Every kind of
cough may be recorded, to serve in
teaching students, aud for tracing the
progress of the disease by future com
parsons.
NJ. Pasteur is threatened with a rival.
Dr. Peyrand, a consulting physician at
Vichy, claims to have discovered an
efficient method of treating rabies. BY
injecting into rabbits the essence of the
familiar herb called ''tansy," he pro-
duced what he calls hydrophobic intoxi-
cation, or something very similar, and
with virus thus obtained he mingled ten
per cent. Of choral.
An invention has been made which
promises to revolutionize completely the
industry of china decoration. By
process discovered by Mr.. J. B. Bon
maud It is possible to obtain in a few
minutes the same artistic effects which
cost the hand-painter on china DAYS of
labor Landscapes, groups of figures and
portraits are produced by this means on
vases, plates and plaques in their natural
colOrs, even to the most delicate shades.
An average of five feet of water is esti-
mated to fall annually over the whole
earth, and, assuming that condensation
takes place at an average height of 5000
feet, scientists conclude that the force of
evaporation to supply such rainfall must
equal the lifting of 322, 600, 900 pounds
of water 5000 feet in every minute, or
about three hundred billion horse power
constantly exerted. OF this prodigious
amount of energy thus created very
small proportion is transferred to the
1rafor- +ba+ ,r,r IooL- flro,rf-b r;,-o-- y,
the sea, and a still smaller fraction IS
utilized by man; the remainder is dissi-
pated in space.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-10-11
TODAY.

Tired fathers, weary mothers when is
your happy day comi;gg Long since you
expected it dawn. 1t is not here yet, nor
W il it ever be 81 long as you do not deter
mime that it shall be to-day This failure to
take comfort as You pass along life's path
way. but ever looking forward for all enjoy
nj mt Of good is throwing away the real
sweets Of lif'. You may as well attempt to
st re up sumner sunshine to warm in Win
ter or bottla mOOnshine for cloudy nights.
Ths real and only true way is TO find in the
present all the cool God gives US.
Our whole lives may be filled with JOY if we
are only willing to learn that in all good
work there is profit, in all sorrow are some
rays Of sunshine, and in all care some COM
pensation. Make the most OF today and
your future viii grow brighter and brighter
as you step into it Let the old saying that
Nan never is, but always TO be, blessed be
pr ven false by Your finding in the present
all the fullness Of blessing it really possesses.
-Seleefed
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-10-11
Currency From the Treasury.

According to the United States Trea-
sury officials at Washington paper cur
rency wears best after being kept in the
vaults six months or more after coming
from the printers hands. They are then
considered seasoned" the ink being
thoroughly dried into the paper, and the
paper itself wearing better after parting
with its moisture.
The supply of silver certificates, which
constitute the only small notes now IS
sued, is kept well ahead of the demand,
and OF the silver actually coined. It is
not counted as money until it is taken
out of the reserve vault and formally IS
sued. If the business of the country de-
mands it, the issue Of certificates can be
increased $40, 900, 600 beyond what it
now Is, for there Is that number of silver
dollars in the Treasury after deductinq
the silver certificates IN circulation.
Treasurer Huston has given directions
that in sending silver certifcatvs and
other money to the various sub treasurers
in the country needs of the locality shall
he carefully sf1diad If tI,o-~ - to
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-10-11

Over GO people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday to call for a free trial pac X
age OF Lanes Family Medicine. If your bloc
Is bad, your liver and kidneys out Of order. If
you are constipated and hare headache and an
unsightly complexion, don't fail to call on any
druggist to-day for . free ample of this grand
remedy. The ladies praise 1t. Everyone likes
It. L.rgs-size package 50 cents
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EGI0US READING.

ssTRAcTIoEs IN PRAYER
pray; yet, Lordi Thou lynowest
'H1n it is 10 me
my vainly struggling thoughts
y torn away from Thee.
Fer was not meant for luxury
y selfish pastime sweet;
q the PROSTATE creatures place
~ his Creators feet.
I a ], dear Lord no pleasure found
ID But in the thought Of Thee,
/ Prayer would have come unsought and been
truer liberty.
Yet Thou art oft most present, Lord,
In weak. distracted prayer;
The sinner out of heart with self
Most often finds Thee there.
For pray er that humhles, sets the soul
From all Illusions free,
And teaches it how utterly
De + Lord, it hangs on Thee.
The heart that on seif-sacrifce
Is covetoHsly bent
VIII bless Thy Christening hand that makes
It's prayer its punishment.
Ny Saviour, why S ould complain,
And why fear aught but SIM
Distractions Hrs but outward things,
Thy peace dwells far within.
These sur.aes troubles come and 90
Like rulings of the sea;
The deeper Geptl is out Of reach
To all, my God. but Thee.
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Do You

Rave that extreme tired feeling Ianguor, without
appetite strength, impaired digestion, and gen.
erai feeling Of misery It is impossible to describe
hoods Sarsaparilla IS wonderful medicine for
creating an appetite, promoting digestion and ton
ms up the whole system giving strength and activ
Ity in place Of weakness and debility. Be sure to
get Hoods.
81 take Hoods Sarsaparilla every year rs tonic
with most satisfactory results. I recommend
Hoods sarsaparila to all who have that miserable
Ign, n. y
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THE Michigan wool crop this year Is estfua-
ted az IL $1,000 pound.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-10-11

$500 offered for an incurab.e case of Catarrh
in the Head, by the proprietors OF DR.. SaGe's
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TIE limbs of many SIifiin County Penn.
tees are diving from locust stings.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-10-11

A school Of the Highest order for Young
Ladies.
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s p BOARD.
p he steamship
ths Ter Danmark
myers lying
~ obliged to
- at ne would
80 His car.,-i the vel
! was under obligati7fTs- ~ carry it
- Atlantic, but hundreds of human
rs were in danger and in a ittle while
must sink in the engulting waves He must
n, ose between landing the cargo and saving
- he .,leu. between steering straight for his
l. ~ turning aside TO the Azores where
= land the imperiled passengers.
y id not take long 10 decide, be took the
|sibility. and overheard went the bales
etc to make room for living men
men and children And then, while
hers were wondering why the Mis-
lid not arrive, he was steaming for
res where he might place IL safety
rgds whom he could not undertake
across the Atlantic for lack Of pro-
as his reward in the love and affection
rescued. in the approval Of his en-
Or III the praise Of millions in all lands,
yvations and testimonials from persons
Flown and unknown, and finally in the
honor of knighthood from the king of Den
fiives. and thus won honor and fame and
-eputation that few men would achieve In e
&fe-time Of ambitious toll.
Tncrs are multitudeS today who are as
busily employed was the captain OF the
Missouri They have their work to do, their
voyage planned, their cargo on beard; they
suppose their duty is settled and their course
is fixed. But souls are perishing; men and
women are suffering and dying. signals Of
distress are seen: and the cry from Mace
donia and from every other quarter Is
Come over and help us"
Shall we excuse ourselves? Shall We plead
our duties, our obligations, our occupations?
Shall we cling 10 our earthly. pos9esslonSS
while souls for whom Christ died are DRIFT
ing heiplessly on times waves? Or shall we
with prompt, vigorous and decisive action
seek to rescue the perishing and save the
lost2
What shall be said of the man who counts
his millions saved, while souls around him
have gone down in unfathomed depths?
What advantage can there be in the possess
ion of w alth, honor, fame, if with 1t there
shall be the haunting memories Of duties I'M
done. of opportunities neglected, Of souls
who might have been rescued, but who have
sunk in darkness ard dNath:
O. Christian, hesitate no longer. Decide
for God and for eternity; throw over the
RAGS and be content 10 let earth cargo per-
isb if Won can bring souls home in safety to
the kingdom of our God--Ihe Christian.
..What,n said one to Roman conquerorl
syyhat can be added to a triumphal process
sion like thisg7 Continuance was the re
py.-DThe glory Of man is as the flower
of grass: the grass withereth, the mower
fadetb bnt the word of the Lord endurett
forever
W nderful, the book divine,
Sent in mercy from above,
To reveal to fallen man
The divine unboundel love.
wonderful in truth and Light
Wonderful in cls ansing power
Wonderful in grace and strength
1t affords in every hour!
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..What.r said one to n Roman conquerorl
s-vhat can be added to a triumphal process
sion like thise' "Cortinuaucem was the re.
p.y.-'The glory Of man is as the flower
fadetb but the word of the Lord endureth
forever
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CANCER i ;i ~

Holland Medical and Cancer Institute. Buffalo, y ?.
removes Cancer without pain q knife Scores
OF patients speal. in unqualified terms Of praise Of
the success Of this treatment Write Tor circular
HOLLAND MEDICINE CO.. EEhaI0, n. y
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AlS That will be tuv
n Sssslvation, not amid the roar and CRASH
s1ooom Of battle, but amid HIS disbanded
Aps keeping victorious festivity. That
% The Bridegroom of the Church coming
the br de leaning upon His arm.
ooks down into her face, and saws:
<hou art fair, my love! Behold,
airF'
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THE INSPIRATION OF CHEER

THE INSPIRATION OF CHEER
Ialf the battle of life consist in keeping
"a cheerful spirit When depression
5 and the clouds, when the spirit is
with deaiening pain, all work be-
q drudgery, and lie is a burden and
Whatever IS done is carried on
1mnulsion, with wish that it could
lied, and feeling of pleasure-if so
+, tul a kind of generalization can be
pleasure-that it Is at last completed
IN if-bec1use there is will-power
a TO carry it along and favorable cir
noes to make it successful-it will af-
lt little satisfaction, for the spirit
b loaded with forebOdings and the
D. full of the prophecies Of coming
- t any good work be well done, it
st be amid buoyancy and hope. With
S experience, no matter how hard the
k may be, or how unpromising
re VIII be energy given TO it, and
.Fseacility of skill and that I'M
~ hindrances are invincible, will carry
y. Il \
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26
The YorEso~n ana o,hsr MATTERS.


WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Secretary Of
the Navy has approved the report Of the
tnal board Of the Yorktown. and the vessel,
Including her fittings and machinery, ex-
Ccpting the electric.hghting plant. viii be &C.
Ceptel subject 20 special reserve Of $50, 600.
and 10 a further reservation OF $1,000 TO be
held until the lghiing-plant shall De COM
yleied and tested. MesstS Cramp a. sons
are required before the vessel leSves their
yards 30 place on board oil duplicate pieces
and other articles belonging 10 the vessel.
and 1t - early DAY ~ practicable 70 deliver
Der 70 the cOnmandant Of the League Island
navy-yard. when she will he formally ac-
Cept subject 10 the AbOye-menti0hed con-
dIiiORs.
a decision was flied to-day by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission IN the case OF
IKE Little Rock and Memphis Railroad Com
IanV against the ~. LOUIS Iron Mountain
ond Southern, aud East Tennessee, Virginia
bud Georgia railroad companies II is to
fbe effect that while under the present Eng
l-h legislation the Little Rock and Memphis
COMPANY would undoubtedly be admitted TO
participate In the through passenger bust.
ness boi Rcen points east Of Memphis and
west Of Little Rock at present rates; aud
while IL oas spparenuy the intention OF
Congress 10 incorporate the substance OF the
Eugnsh law in this respect into the third
sccuoo Of the set TO regulate commerce,
nevertheless in falling to prov de the neces-
sarJ machinery Tor the formation Of a
through route and the apporli0nment or
d.y sion Of a through rate Congress has left
fai- part o. The tniTd section practically 'n-
operative without cooperation on the part
Of the carriers themselves. RecOmmenda-
t0us for an amendment to a law designed
q meet tots difficulty were made IN the
second aRnusl report OF the commission,
ard those recommendations are again re-
ncRed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26
Affairs on the fsthni us.
ID t.I..xr.,.t - tha ntanalaN I


PANAMA. March 49, The condition OF az
fairs on the Isthmus has been critical for
some weeks past, as already reported, and
everything has worn gloomy aspect.
Thousands OF men we're thrown out OF work
and AmIlar results eusued to those which
occur anywhere in the world when werk
stops aud thousands are left with their
hands in their pockets which contain no
money. Fortunately emigration on an eX.
tensiYe scale has ensued. and 1t Il expected
before the month will have elapsed that at
least 5000 men will have been sent hence.
Commercial matters all over the isthmus
are in a bad condition, and there is little
business dong. The Colon stOrekeepers
and dealers have united in petitioning for
a reduction OF sli kinds OF taxes owing 10
the complete stOppage Of trade In The city.
Ia the city Of Panama things are much IL
the same condition. A meeting has been
held al which the Panamians and the for
clgneTs of the different natlOnslities alike
spoke, and a decision was reached that the
supreme Government be petltioned to re-
duce the commercial contribution, which IL
enormously nigh as compared with the
amount Of business which is being DONE
An instance Of the condition Of Affairs has
been given by Governor Aycsrdi, who has
issued decree suspending the payment OF
a debt Of the former state OF Panama and
electng other economies. Governor Aycardi
states that these measures have been adopted
owing TO the suspension of work on the
canal having reduced the receipts OF the
Government, which will be further dimin-
ished owing to the receipts from taxes SINH
larry falling off. In consequence OF the coll
lapse OF the local freight and passenger trai-
flc on the Panama railroad the number OF
employees have been considerably reduced.
At present only two passenger and two
freight trains cross the line daily from either
end. This reduction IN traffic is OF course
due to the stoppage OF the canal work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26
OLD HENRY IN SAFE.
willie Garland Pleads for the Jani-
sor-PaDa Dfd Not Disturb Him.

A Washington special OF the 18th says:
Old Henry, who has been ianitOr OF the
Department OF Justice through five Admin.
strationS, was asked one DAY after Mr.. Miller
had been sworn in IL he had spoken TO the
new Attorney-Genersl shout keeping him
in his plsce. Henry replied; "NO; II the
Attorney General will let me alone | will
let him alone. / have got along that way
through good many OF them, and ( hope TO
get through this"
However, on Thursday an incident occur.
red that pleased Henry for all OF his con-
fidence. The little twelye-year-old son OF
ex-AttorneY-G General Garland appeared ~
the department and asked Henry to show
him into the Attorney. Generals room.
Is this the Attorney. General?" said he.
"Ies, my lad; what can / do for your"
said Mr.. Miller.
liam Willie Garland. aud am very fond
Of old Henry. | came 10 ask you not to dis
turb him. bly father did not, and | hope
you won't"
The Acknowledgement assured his young
visitor that old Henry was not in any dan
ger, shook hands with the manly lad, and
the two separated with mutual good wishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26

po,,t ,rust or try every ope's remedy; use
DR.. BULBS Cough syrup ana be cureo 81 once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26
Tnx wsArnrR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy.
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March &.-rhe stock market be-
gan the new week foyerish and weak on very
moderate business, Grangers. southwestern.
and cOalers being the moet prominent There
were two principal influences which worked
sgsns. values to-day-liquidation In Burling-
ton aud the approach OF A prii settlements caus-
ing hardening rates for money, 6 per cent being
paid for accommodations on call. On the other
hand the earnings for tho third week In March
b hand show very fsyorably. but seem 10 count
for less than they would were other influences
not 50 powerful Tho annual statement Of tho
Jersey Central also factor, but while 10
was sufficient g. advance the price OF that stock
some 2H per cent II failed TO reach the rest OF
the list and could not keep Jersey up 10 tho top
notch Grangers. and especially Burlington, at
tracted the most attention, and the selling on
those shares was very pronounced, and 81 one
time served 10 bring everything down below
first prices. Burlington yielded Cd, closing at
It's lowest figure. There was also drive a.
beading Ia tie afternoon. and while the stock
WAS better maintained than burlington IL closed
with material loss. The feature OF the day IN
view OF the weakness OF she general list WAS tho
renewed demand for investment shares, all OF
which sold at somewhat higher figures nan
those ruling Of late. The close Was quiet but
weak In most cases at close to the opening
figures. Oregon improvement IL down ~
Burlington ~. while Jersey Central rose II.
and Pullman n. sales, $4,000 shares
Frcninq.--Exenange duh ana firm as iSi%a
4s9S. Money easy a. 2.a8: last loan. 3 Sub.
Treasury balances Gold. s152.0i9.00O: currency.
Sll,0ls.C00 Governments dull and nrmer tor a. !;
sper cents, 1917 4. coupons, 1915. State bonds
dull and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26
FaII.RIver Strike.
Try telegraph 70 Tho Dispatch.l

fY telegraph " tho DtnDopSHl
FALL. RIVER, MASS, March 25.-rhe third
week OF the strike opens without any great
change in the situation. Several mills report
slight gains ia the number OF looms running,
and the total number in operation to-day was
given rs 1000. Several mills which bad
steam up ready 10 start abandoned the attempt
on account OF the small number which came
I'm, aud Others which did start shut down
during the morning for similar reason.
The strikers held big mass-meeting on the
park this morning, at which 5000 were pres
eut. They voted unanimously to continue
the strike.
Annie Lancaster. a weaver employed IN
the Pocasset Mill, was assaulted on south
Nam street this morning as she was going to
work. An unknown man, supposed TO be
striker. hurled brick at the woman, knock
iny her senseless. He then escaped down an
alley and has not been captured. The woman
was taken to her home and is reported to be
comfortable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26
q Double Tragedy.
IT,v teicgraDn TO the Disuatch.


LOUISVILLE, ny, dsrch IA special
from Fiueviile to the Evening Times says
The sequel 10 the srrest OF General oowdeI
by Jefferson King, Avis Tuner, and others,
and the subsequent arrest aud conveyance
Of Harvey l.. Turner aud John Cadle "a
TszeWeli Tenn. Jail, and the arrest OF John
Cook Turner by Sowdcr's friends on Friday
aud saturday was enacted this morning
Two miles iiOm town. Avis Turner aud
John +. King were going toward Cumber-
land Gap and James Burch WAS coming TO
town, and the meeting was celebrated 10y
AVIS Turner firing ST Burch. the bali only
striking Burch's gnn. Burch returned the
IRE promptly, killing Avis Turner; then
King fred on Burch, killing him, and King
beat hasty retreat up Clear creek. The
double tragedy was witnessed by two men
At work IN field near by. Following the
numerous arrests Of last week. ust after the
public mind was becoming quiet, cousiders-
be excitement has beer aroused, but in view
Of the loose methods d the criminal court
during The past year or two the Winchester
Is believed 10 be doing good work. Avis
Turner wa the sou Of Jack Turner, aud
since his release en- bond has been leader.
Ills death shuts of the money from those
" DO are before court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-26

by telegraph to the DIspatch.l

=
ST. LorIs, March Collaboration comes
from Florence. Ala, that The controlling in-
terest In the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail-
va5 Company has been sold 10 Abram ).
Hewitt, Edward Cooper, Mr.. Murphy, and
others Of New York city. The Tennessee
Goal, Iron aud Railway Company Is the
largest and wcalthest corporation doing
business IN the South, being the copsolids-
ton OF the Pratt Coal and Coke Company,
Coalburg Coal and Railroad COMPANY, aud
one or two other important companies.
They own millions Of acres OF coal and iron
lands besides the famous Pratt and CoalOurg
miues, near Birmingham; also, several I'M
poriant branches and mineral railroads OF
Asbams aud Tennessee besides arge blocks
Oi stocks Of several OF the principal fur-
naces In the two states. A private Telegram
vouches Tor the correctness OF this informa'
ton. while Nat. Baxter, Jr., OF Nashville,
president OF the company, Is reported as
discllining all knowledge OF such transac-
ton. However, he does not positively stats
inst the sale has not been made. IL Is said
the new company will meet sud elect an en-.
i'ely new board Of directors on the Isl Oh
April.