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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
Merit Wins

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, BuckIen's Arnica, Salye and Elec
trio Bltters, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price, If salts
factory results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. DRESS, THOMPSON
& Co. U9-20-1y.6t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
Laying the Rail

Contractor Davis, for the citizens
committee, is busy laying the rail
for that rapid transit road. AL
ready track is laid to and across the
city street car tracks near Arkansas
Pass depot and connection made with
the S. A. P. track over 900 feet of rail.
The ties are going down and the road
will be looking up Dryer avenue in
about 10 days. The line crosses the
Arsenal grounds, to the west of the
most easterly Arsenal building, cross
ing Arsenal street about 175 yards
from Guenther's bridge. No time
will he lost in pushing the construc-
ton and all would be serene were it
not for that obstruction ON Nueva
street, which it does seem might be
set aside for the short period that the
fair is to continue.
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Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need of a laxative and if the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow it's
use, so that it is the best family rem
edy known and every: family should
have a bottle. (S)-4-19-tf
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MRS. POTTER EXPLAINS.

Her American Tour Was Not Cam
celed Through Mere Caprice.
New York Herald.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Mrs. Potter has
written the following letter to the
Paris edition of the New York Her.
aid:
"The public criticisms and insinua-
tions that have cancelled my Ameri-
can tour for no other reason than per-
sonal caprice must be my excuse for
intruding my private affairs on the
public. Charles n. Shredder, mana
ger, and other members of my COM
pany were fully aware of my serious
ill-health long before the close of last
season. My continued illness and the
commands ofmy physicians enjoining
absolute and indefinite rest made the
fulfilling of my engagement, begin
ming Oct. 2, impossible. Mr.. ShrOe-
der, who was to have been my mana
ger and who was with me until
August, was promptly notified to
make the necessary and proper eX-
plantations to the members of the
company and those directly interest
ed. l must believe that this has
been done to account for the appear
ance of articles that would otherwise
seem malicious.
CORA URQUHART POTTER"
Negro Maxim S,
Washington Capital.
Face an OK behime (behind) a mule
betO', but raskil no whars; he don't
got no safe side.
Black man skoot fru de bresh
Mebbe he chase snake, mebbe snake
chase niger.
Eff yo' got no shoe don't tromple in
the brambil.
Don't yo' nebber let loose de wild
cat to chase away de house kitten.
Better set In de mud den fall in de
crick.
Yo' call niger black and you no
mo- white yourself.
No use bangin' de lame mule.
Brer Bar he done got cotched by
him foot, Mister Man by him tongue.
Dat pig, he say, II belong to two
niggers case Pm 80 misbrul."
Yo' hear tuykey in de wood, and he
say "Gobble, gobble;" dat nice. Yo'
hear tuykey in de skillet, and he
say "Sizzle, sizzle;n dat nicer.
When yo' waits for yo dinner, Dress
de Lord if you get UNI cold.
Yo' no kin boss yo'belly. He don't
| take muffin on trus'.
De big crab not alters good meat.
Because yo' eat egg Monday, whafie
yo' banker for hen on Tuesday?
De forwardest pig make de fust
rasher.
A fine boss amt no wuss for rope
bride.
De amt no tire in borrowed mule.
Yo' get holt of de handle of de
fryin' pan, den seq yo':
"Dis var bacon's got to be done
less as I pleases.n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
In Our Hat Department.

All New Shapes Mems Silks and Dbys and the latest
shapes Boys
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
SPEC|AL|T|ES IN FUR0|TURE.

We offer so pieces fine furniture comprising every
kind of PARLOR, CHAMBER. HALL, LIBRARY AND DINING
ROOM SUITS, also a great quantity of odd pieces
such as CH1FFoNERs, LOUNGES, HAT STANDS, OFFICE
DESKS AND TABLES, of patterns we do not intend
Duplicating, AT REDUCED PRICES.
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MEDICAL SCIENCE.

Another Successful Test Of Raising Ba.
bios by the Aid Of . Mechanical Incu-
bator.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-Raisipg babies
OF prema ure rth by the aid Of mechan-
ical incubator is the latest freak Of medical
science at the Woman's Hospital. North
College avenue and Twenty second street.
For the first time in this city this process
was put to practical test ten days ago,
when Florence Rvall, an eight MONTH
old child, was wrapped in swaddling-
clothes and placed in the incubator. The
baby Is thriving under the process. and ap.
parently enjoying the best OF health. She
weighed at the time OF her birth about
three pou Ids, or one. half the weight of an
average new. born child. The incubator
raised the baby's weight up to five pounds
within ten days. She rests in the incu.
bator constantly, except when she IL taken
out to receive nourishment or Is given a
sponge ath. The former operation occurs
three times day, and the latter twice
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PIGGOTT In a Poke
Producer Of the Alleged ParnsIl
Letters q Self Convicted Liar.


LONDON, Feb. 2a-It Is useless to cjm.
msnt on the crosse ss.examinatlon and n.
tradictions Of pitiable PIggott The longer
he stays in the witness. box the worse he
gets. The first thing yesterday morning
he candidIy confessed to the court that
he had lied he day before, and then con.
tinued to pile lie upon lie all day long.
He has broken down so abjectly that. ex.
cept for showing . complete collapse 10
this part Of the Times case, the cross.
examination has lost Its interest," yet IL Is
hardly likely that Piggott will get out Of
the witness.box before Thursday. The
Time, kept L. Caron in the box as long as
possible so as TO concentrate public atten-
tion on his stories Of the conspiracies Of
the Clan.na. Gael against England. For
the same reasons Russell will keep missr.
able Piggott squirming like worm on a
hook before the eyes Of the British public
till they are saturated with his own con.
fessions of his infamy. Hannen protested
when Russell read letter after
letter in which Piggott offered to be-
tray the men who fed him. II
want this mans character painted by
his own hand" said RUSSELL Il want
to get at the bottom Of this matter" $50
do we." replied Hannen; "but you can
soon get to the bot ON without using such
q long rope" No one Is moro disguised
than the imes' lawyers at the exhibition
Piggott has made of him self The wonder
Ii that he does not leave the city, but the
fact is the fellow is so wretchedly poor
that he must stay here till the Times peo-
plo decide how to take care of him Almost
every word P.ggott utters increases the
popular sentiment In favor Of Parnell As
he came out Of the court to-day throngs
OF people cheered him as he has not been
cheered since the II ial began. -
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a POISONED FUR OAP.


Remarkable Case Of Asphyxiation II =
school House.
SIOUX lrY, IA. Feb 2..--A singular case
of wholesale poisoning that came near
proving fatal 10 repor cd from the Mornins-
eide sch ,ol, taught BY Mss Hattie Conn'6.
Shortly after scho l was called yesterday
. peculiar odor was noticed, aud In search.
ing for The source the teacher opened the
door to the closet whore the scholars kept
their wrapa A fur can belonging to one
Of the boys had fallen into bucket con.
taining hot ashes and was sending OF
clouds OF smoke. The teacher seized the
bucket and started for the door, but
when half way across the room was
overcome by the smoke and dropped
into the nearest feat almost uncon.
scioua A boy then took the bucket, but at
once succumbei and fell to the q ,or. Twen.
ty Of the pupils who sat where tho smoke
reached them were made deathly sick and
were unable to rise alone BY superhu-
man effort the teacher managed to get the
door open, and the esh air revived her,
90 she helped tho children outdoors, whore
they lay on the ground In agony. Tho
people living near by brought fresh milk
and made the children drink freely Of II
AT the end Of three hours all had recover.
cd sufficiently to bs taken home, but were
very weak. Il is supposed that poison
was contained in the coloring matter OF
the cap and that IL was set free by the
burning.
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ParIiam snl Opened.

LONDON, Feb 22.-Parliamsnt reas.
sembled yesterday. The session. a. usual,
was opened with a speech from the Queen.
Among the subjects treated are the follow.
Ing: Il have consented to take part in .
conference with Germany and America
at Berlin upon the Samoan question.
This will be q continuation of the CON.
ference recently held in Washington
on the same subject. The statutes
recently passed for the restoration
OF order and confidence in Ireland have
already been attended with salutary re-.
suits. Early in the session your attention
will be asked to measure for the develop
ment Of the material resources Of Ireland
and for amending the constitution Of the
various tribunals having special jurisdic.
tion over real property In Ireland"
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RESORTS.

Puck says 1.-THE white man who drives .
coal cart has tn resort to soap and water, just
as does negro who has spent the day In white
Washing"
But the most strange things Of all are usually
resorted to when man gets sick,
O. course he doesn't want doctor-at least
not at first he usually goes to the so.called
saloon aud gets drink, which makes him feel
rather dnzed, ~ he takes another, and comes
home temporarily elated, supposing himself
cured .", +" 'i'.'' NY.
When he wakes next mor ming, with head
ache twice AZ bad US ever, aud feeling feverish
and cross. he concludes he will have to try
something else.
lie takes N dose Of whatever he happens to
have In the house-some liver renovator, kidney
rvspornt n. "r en",gtr-and sets forth
saying il he ish't better to morrow he will send
for the doctor
Next morning he il sick in bed the doctor
is called, slskes his head, prtscribes two or
three kinds Of nedecine, according to his med
icsl creed, but always insists upon perfect
quiet, aud that the patient must not go to his
office for two weeks, or the result will be serious.
He does, in truth, lie IN bed for week or
ten days, his recovery retarded by multitude
Of remedies. and the knowledge that his busi-
ness is going to ruin in his absence When he
does drag out at last, he finds that the family
must deny themselves everything but the COM
mon necessities of life for some time to come,
in order that the DOCTORS bill may be paid, and
repairs made in the business
Now the proper thing for this man to have
done was to have bought bottle OF New Style,
Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bitters, the moment
he felt the first headache, and to have taken
two tablespoonfuls at once. Two or three half
doses. two days apart, after the first dose had
taken effect would have cured him and prs
vented his illness, and his consequent fnan-
cial loss.
The man did not know this, or, as Beechsr
would have said, his foresight was not 80 good
40 his hindsight. Another time. this man vi ]
know just what to do to save pain, time aLd
money
New Style, Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bitters is
! grand blood purifier, cathartic aud tonic.
,ontsins neither alcohol nor opium, has mott |
delicious fAvoring, aud will not harm an in
lant.
For sale by druggists. See that carton and
bottle are marked New Style. Pleasant Taste. |
We keep the old style in stock for those who |
prefer II. An interesting book on Rules OF
society. Fortune Telling, etc., free 10 NIL who |
lend for 1t.
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PARIS, Feb. Pat the request Of Pres.
idsnt Carnot M. Tirard has succeeded In
forming q Cabinet, as follows: M. Tlrard,
Premier and Minis or of Commerce. NJ.
Constens, Minister Of the Int 'ior. NJ.
Rouvier, Minister Of Finance. NJ. Theve.
not Minister Of Justice. M. Fallieres,
Minister Of Education. NJ. Faye, Minister
OF Agriculture. M. Guesguyot. Minister
of Public Works. M. Freycinet, Minister
Of War. Admiral Jaures, Minister Of Ma
rine. M. De Courcet. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs
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The inauoura Address.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. 22.-Presldent.
elect Harrison Is believed to have com.
pIeted his inaugural address, and the most
intsrsstlng gossip was In circulation TO-
day among . select few to the effect that
In his inaugural the General will come out
strongly In favor of the one term idea.
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Mrs. Aithouss Again Aslsep.

ATHIcA, n. Y, Feb. 2s.-Mrs. Emma
Althouseis again asleep, and this trance
will undoubtedly be her last. She was un
able before entering into it to warn her
attendants. and for several days could not
move nor parteke Of nourishment Before
going to sleep she tried to communicate
with her sisters by motioning her eyes,
but the effort was unsuccessful. Her
relatives are much alarmed
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Man and Diamonds soih Gone.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Feb. 23.- Word reaches
hsre that Mrs. Snider daughter of ex-
Governor Ogelsby. Of Illinois, who has
been spending few days in San Diego,
was robbed Of 1900 worth Of diamonds
and jewelry at Dolmar yesterday. They
were given to the young man who acted as
clerk, to be placed In the safe The young
man and the diamonds have both disap.
poared,
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Died In a Dentists Chair,

NoRwALK, o., Feb. 22.-Miss Minnie
Marseales, popular Norwalk young lady,
died In the dentist chair of DR.. H. F. Bill.
meyer this noon. Chloroform was admin.
istered to her before extracting tooth,
but after very few inhalations the action
Of the heart ceased entirely. The deceased,
it Is thought was affected with heart
disease.
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Killed BY His Deserted swsethe,rt.

NoRToLK, Va, Fen PA young mulat.
to girl named Nellie White attacked
Thomas Gray on the street last evening
with a razor. and cut him so severely that
he died Of his injuries. It transpires that
Gray had abandoned the girl for another,
with whom he was walking when he was
assaulted. The murderess 10 In custody.
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Defaullsd and FLED.

CIRoLEvILLE, O.. Feb. 22-Early last
evening 1t was quietly whispered in bust.
ness circles that County Treasurer Jas M.
Lane had absconded and was defaulter
in the sum Of $28, 900. His absence from
the city and the presence of number Of
his bondsmen at the Court House gave
credence to the rumor.
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Warrant Out for Ou jlev.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb ga warrant
10 out for the arrest of Colonel w. w. Dud.
10y, Of the Republican National Commit.
tee. u. 8. Commissioner Van Buren, issued
the document the ba SIS for his action being
an afiidavit charging Colonel Dudley with
bsing the author Of the noted ''blooks.o'.
1--WE" letter.
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Americans Investing In Mexico.

CrrY OF Mexico. Feb. 23.-The Ramirez.
Vsrela Colonization Company has taken
up . thousand sitios Of land In tho States
Of Guerrero and Oaxaca, and will transfer
IT to an American syndicate. This IL one
OF the most valuable land and mining
concessions ever granted by the Govern.
mont.
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Found Guilty. Of nurdsr.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb % Jacob Schoop
was this evening found guilty Of murder
In the drst degree by jury in the orimin.
ai court for killing Anton Schilling, his
business partner ON December Is last
and whose body he hid In Fairmount
Park,
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Burnlno Of Barns Continue.

BALTIMoRE, Feb 22--The mysterious
burning Of barns along the line between
Maryland an Pennsylvanis, which com-
menced In January, continues. The far.
mers are desperate, and have rugged up
trap. guns on their barn doors
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Destructive Avalanches.

LONDON. Feb. 23-There have been
heavy falls of snow In the Bsrnsse Obsr.
land. Avalanches have destroyed many
houses and caused number Of deaths st
Obermatt and Solothurn.
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Want the Duty Increased.

OTTAWA, OkE, Feb. 2a-Mlling inter.
ests Of the Dominion asked the Govern.
ment to-day to increase the duty on
American flour from fifty cents to one dol.
lar per barrel.
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nsayy Snow In South CaroIIo,.

COLUMBIA, y c., Feb. 2a-Snow began
falling about half past nine this morning
and has been coming down heavy ever
since. 1t Is now two and half inchee
deep on q level and falling thick and fast
1t tis the heaviest fall Of snow within the
recollection Of our citizens, and bids fair
to last all night.
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-Four New State, Admitted.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23-The Presiden,
has approved the bill to admit as States Of
the Union, Washington, Montana, North
Dako to and South Dakota,
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Konna Elected.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. 22-Thsre
were two ballots taken, and on the second
ballot, Dorr and Harr came over to Ksnna
and elected him by . strict party vote.
There was great applause when Mr.. Kenna
was declared elected.
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Prohibition Nominatlons.

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Feb 23-Ths State
Prohibition Convention nominated H. h
Richardson, Of harrington, for Governor;
Joshua G. Brown, OF Newport for Lieutsn.
Governor; John 7. Blodgett, for At
torn ey. General.
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DE-. Bliss Dad.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-Dr. D. w. Bliss
who attended President Garfield during
his illness, died at 7:15 yesterday morning
at his residence in this city. The funeral
will take place Sunday and the remains
will be inferred in Washington.
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cabs pum ont : Erss IMAM.

NEcHE, OAK, Feb. 2a-Gabril Dumont
First Lieutenant Of Louis Riel In the rs.
cent rebellion, for which Riel was hanged,
Is here on route to Winnipeg. He has 70.
ceived pardon from the Dominion Gov
erument
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The German FIaa MOI Raised.

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb 28.-There was no
social Observance Of Washington's Birth
day here other than general suspension
OF business. Flags were raised above
oil foreign Consulates except that Of Ger.
many.
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Ballot Reform In Rhods island

PRovIDESoE, r. l., Feb 22.-The ballot
reform bill, based on the Australian sys-
tenn, passed the House of Representa-
to-day by a vote Of 81 to 81.
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Canada's Great Scheme.

OTTAWA, ONT.. Feb. pa Conservative
member of Parliament will shortly intro.
duce resolution authorizing the Govern
mont to purchase the Eastern States Of the
American Union
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Ordered 10 Samoa

BERLIN. Feb. 23 -Four German iron.
clsds at Genos were ordered yesterday af-
tsrnoon to sail for Samoa immediately.
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Bonanza Flood Dsad.

LONDON, Feb. 22.--Mr James q. Flood,
of California, died at the Grand Hotel at
Heidelberg at ten o'clock this morning
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BURIED treasure. amounting to 81, 23S,
was discovered In Adams County.

oUHlHU tTo6suTo, uIuOuubiuB W V1t zoo
was discovered in Adams County.
THos STEVENSON, pioneer of Sidney,
died at that place the other morning. He
was ninety years of age and voted for
John Quincy Adams and at every Presi.
Dental election since
Ar Toledo teamster named Ferdinand
Etager was crushed by his wagon, loaded
with lumber, forcing him against build.
ing as he turned q corner. He was removed
to his lodgings, but died In an hour.
GEORGE s. BLANCHARD died at the Good
Samaritan Hospital In Cincinnati, while
undergoing q surgical operation.
GAS was struck at depth Of 2,258 feet
ON farm near Newark.
THE vote taken by the Cincinnati Cham.
ber OF Commerce on the proposed exten.
sion OF the Southern rsilroai lease result.
ed: Yeas, 8i2; nays, 800.
FOUR scholars were seriously injured In
q school at Deweyville, by the explosion
Of a dynamite cartridge dropped by boy
who was trifling with it
THOMAS OEHLERs, OF BsrnesburR, was
seriously injured by cars at Dayton.
lHE body of VIM. NJ. Battsrton was
found IN the canal at Cincinnati. His skull
was crushed, and there Is a suspicion that
he VAS murdered.
ONE Of the stationary boilers at the Lake
Erie and Western shops at Lima. exploded,
burning Peter Shick, an employe, fright
fully about the head.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

and easy; and shall get scolded much
the most when say thought of it and
made you come. And l shall always
think you such a jolly little girl for COM
ing nearly as good as boy"
Twill you? Oh, I'll come" said the
gratifed Gladys; but her next remark
proved she was counting the cost. Il
don't mind what people say as much as
how they look; and it will be horrid if
Jane is vexed with us just when she is
SO unhappy"
81 don't suppose she'll mind when it
is over, and she won't know before.
Gladys, don't you wonder where her
boy Robin is?"
''Yes. Do you think he will ever
come home again?"
And the children talked of this with
so much interest that the prayer-gong
took them by surprise.
Alvin was out Of bed directly.
Quick, Gladys Don't lose mo-
ment I'll help you with that dressing
gown"
And as the drawing-room door was
closed, two little figures, clad in scarlet
wrappers, and with slippers in their
hands, crept softly down the stairs.
Snow had been falling until half an hour
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

slip down the back stairs in moment
and out at the back door. We must be
as quiet as mice, and as quick as light
ming, too, or we shan't get in again be-
fore the end Of prayers.
but wouldn't that be naughty :!
said Gladys, nevertheless finding fascina-
ton in the prospect of such naughtiness.
She waited anxiously for the answer to
her alf-hearted protest.
Only a little naughty, and se,y KIND
to the birds. Just think how pleased
they'll be-
And it won't be stealing? The sheaf
isn't ours"
"No. forgot that! 1t does make a
difference said Alvin, thoughtfully.
Then Frightening suddenly: 1--WE must
pay for it. l have money Of my own,
and Aunt Frances will tell us what it will
cost to buy one"
And have money too" said Gladys.
81 hope no one will be angry when we
tell"
I'VE mustn't mind it even if they are, "
said Alvin, who had set his heart on
making Gladys do exactly what he
wished. "You know it is much kinder
to do things when it isn't all quite nice