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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05
A FOECiUs
in Incident Of In:-r-st 10 P~syrhoIo.I,,.
Scientist, ur,I Duis..

An Incident Of interest q" Psyrholo.I,:.,
s"ISl.tsi, n"'i DudS..
The strange story va ch floats In
from Freehold. y. j.. concerning III.
learned pig whose intelligence so
chc:ted the curiosity OF the Free
ho.dc : that they killed him In order
To ~anaiyze his thinker" IL q chal-
lengs 70 %scicnti-t Is and psychologists.
The pOrcinc brain cavity was empty.
Time yas that when the brains we're
out. the man would die" obscrYcd the
immortal William. Bat now il ap-
pears-tbat Is, IL the Fir ehold story
be II true n tina, when the brain,
arc out the pig may live. and not oniy
live but exhibit SO many luo inte'-
lectuai qualities as TO endear him ,elf
TO n wide circle Of distinguished and
ndniring humans. II Is. indeed.
somewhat difficult TO believe the rcln-
ton; for II the Freehold pig was IT.
terry brainlcsS. how did his sensi-
motor Junction. operate. to say no'h-
ing OF his other ccrebr Il arrange
mcnts. IL Is to be feared that tho
Freehold pig hns no concrete exist
cncc. and never had; that he Is the in
y"nti"n tho idea. so to sny-of some
Now Jcrrey mind ycarning for proof
OF tho possibility OF existence without
brains. Aud what Il soaring ambition
Is here. whom one comes 10 reflect
upon IL. Science OF the matcriali-t
order Is assaulted with "a dreadful shock
by tho Freehold pig. and the cyolu-
tiOnary theory is wrecked upon this
rock.
For whit becomes OF nil tho discus.
siOns about tho transformation Of phOs.
phorus into thought. about tho in.
%crcasing pcrplcxiiy OF tho brain con.
volutions with the progress Of intelli.
gcncc. about the correspondence bn.
Tween cerebral organs and mental
conditions. II u learned pig can cstab.
lish his r3pu,utiOn upon nm omrty
Uranium? IL IL n revolution end moth.
Ing less; for bc IL observed that the
mental cmincuc" OF tho Freehold pip
was conditional upon his entire free.
dom from brains: and 81 II pig eau dis.
iinguisiI himself under tIcso circu,n.
stances. why not u man. or any MIN.
bsr OF mon? H. Is sometimes said of
an crrntic genius that he has 'too
much brains" Hereafter IT, nay have
to DO prclica,"d Of great mon that
they have no brains ut all. and rorsons
liltc Dnn!ol Webster. who carry nfty.
Tour ounces 81 cerebral substance, will
ho viewed with suspicion. II not cata.
lOgtlcd ut once ug lunutira Tho nm.
portunity Is tn tho dudes. In short
Tho ranks Of Tho number ak head.
nre led by tho phantom Of tho Free.
hold pig. and the procession IL i'm.
mcnsc. All u waits for at present il
n little moro definite information ron.
corning tho Initial facts.--N. Y. Trib
nu0
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Holiday fer PosIn,a.ters

Fcs:n.r;er-C.nrrsl Wanhn zkrr has
i-szsd ,A- :Ollo.ing order: "Ih. PIe'i-
d-ri a.rirg rrronsufrj.d hat AZ pat
Of ILs orItr OF business Of tue e-rt"n-
Ti,l e til Inauguration OF our hr't
President the 3Sib car Of April p'1t
l. sei iSa- !Us p;=yes nrd =
giving. III conformity thrr't1 It IL
ori-Tsl: FIR; P~Os:aastefs are 10
gG.-i,d 10 observe elr.i Po.t"hc-
LoGTs CT thai day. Ssaoud -WEri- Il -
Io-sibs to do 50 uthga, d.,rintnt to
raLiie service. the & Po.trtace< should
l= r;o-e,i at or te!uIe 9 o'elck 4. N.
in osd=r tina; the -mil"y=. may have I
etsure to comply -Ith Tie Proclamation
ot lie President Issued on the 3th it,
ltA.L"
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Az sIchsase gives sic folio ing SEN
sLi- aicc-:
Ssrer ,-Ed = dollar away from home
sAsn ih= article tia; q dollar ~il! puf-
ehN.e eaa t< oLi=Iu-i :; hom-. None,
= Gu. tuAuei.l HID. Its cirrnl-i.om
b--"s :h- business alive. B.-sl TINT
bdy :! s-nGirr yuur none a~ny fFu"i
Lvae a=i sonu trAi= all! put or . look
a Is,bArs. aud iu,e,i'iiy. Away
;rEi- AZ Guasr. Il - tUsce blessed. II
! Il = tile Porous ~pl;rouIE~i aud find.
i-=sy - :uG G.s:n. sp~nd your monry
= - ~E-TrA..is -LD L-lp .IsiIIa tie
c!t! !pH r=-!I= in. ~ Ply tlI-s Imd
are STA yo1 'L= year through.
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Cnpt. aIurrIiI IIonorrd.

Ono Il the owners II H.. steamship
Missouri 'ays: 'Our company will not
charge Que cent for the lfrn!ir caused
iy the action of Captain Murriil. 10 IL
shall fail to our IL 10 pay Tor the cargo
thrown overheard wc will pay the bill
without q Wnrmur. The course Of
Cpt'ih Mnrrhl IN approved on the snnn
grounds M IL won i bnv. lmcH dis.
approved hal bo nc'ol differently"
Captain MrTrlI ofthe rescuiuX team.
ship Hiss0nti Sh~ ban iieit-d 10y TIE
sous 0f ~. George. aud presented with
u " tnb ~ofu' 500 nnl n purse con.
tanning sl,7GU. which M. hubscriLed
10y citiZ.ns.
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tain Win I gamDJyaa; pattern.
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b=el ashamed o. L!l=e.! in he- PRES
e-cc.
Bat this =as 20; all IIe- DISPOSE
i.0a. her ideas. h@- Whole life. we're
changed Sic Rad nothing bu. zto5ie.
i. paper c5ge-- IL place OF being
s=dais All so5e7-niaisl. she vas
i~r.To.ous % @Ic5Ss: sLe spent most OF
her t!mc with woven who liked -
~'!TiToi.H She KEEP: Len: in the most
expensive nay. 20 - to make the i'm
preston upon everybody that she WAS
better than The ~eLtr"uc-i kind Of Lent.
From liking the scda,czt company She
passed - liking the gayest society and
the most fa=h!oEab Z method o! get
ting rid OF her time Nothing Tha.-
ever bad happened 20 her. and she Is
now an ornament 20 sOciety.-Char'cs
Dudley Warner. in Harpcr's Magazine.
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OkIn mnIIs.

The RsreiIls prints q Washington
iispatcb on lrt the above head a, fol.
low: "Sscfe.ary Blaze IL suffering
ffom n s'iSLt att .ct ot Iainbasu. Ilo
remained Mt hnmc yesterday"
This u the nf.t inlimation TINT We
have al the nbtn lonmebt % the nrl @ &.
biion "piumd Kuight" bY watch Sir.
Bnins has been n~niverrnlIy inrSn
,iic0 1891 Il hc 10 br knnsn iiYney-
,ohh ~ siniply mn OsInhUna male2
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The odd reiIow., Celebration.

At 2 o'clock yesterday MI. ruoon tue
church MAS. filed with members Of tue
Older nnd others who gathered 90 wit
ness the 'IeEci.es iD cDintnemUratiDu Of
the Seventh IL Anniversary ~ the a..
t%sbli.bmeBt Of Odd Fellowship in
Ahrfica. The p~rogrammu. IA pniI.
li.hsi IN ths.O cOIImns. Wa carried ont
and was highly appreciated ~ the
large sndisnee.
The recitation. Wii1ey's Dream, IS
Miss Lidh Russell. was rendered Ia m
impressive nnbnrr md WIS highly
appreciated by MI. The poe ~n.
worry appropriate 10 the occasion. mud
Tefstfed 10 tbs success oi John Wiley.
q pbiia1eiphia blacksmith. Mo IN 1919.
10 cofDfaUy With n few others. Instituted
tue 0Idtr III Old Fellows Ia thg Ultcd
States.
The o%ration. ~ w. ". Bonl,ef.
Principal Of the Elkn Public Schools.
embraced \ brief abatement # the OL
jucN of,ihs Orisr, its org 'nizntt0u aud
ibc rapid 1 cr.as. II hns made since IL,
organization. The address VA. veil 10.
oeived np'lbighiy appreciated. md SIR
Bnoheff n dyed many congrntul ,tions
upon hf. stree" 10 handling III. SnD
jsct.
The mnsis sas nne, especially The
song, Sjvof Boil. oi MomoTy. rhich i.
= beautiful CREATION aud d serve. y high
piscs ~ tho CATEGORY Of mus.cal eoup .
siton
Aitr the sretcisss At The church yer.
concluded The assembly rspnirsIt Ia.
Essdiug ItOns Of The W g. J.. ".
where > .%umpinous rspast w.. s.tysJ,
which eiossd ths ,Ienisss Of the day.
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Il .@EI-=r--LZ-s Sag Ne.
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FOR GonIana.

c. Il. Hale has completed ~. gattsE-
ing o; I'll cattle IN ligu;inl;nG Valley
aud !, r-aiy for i uIY,e 10 the rruIth.
lie = IL to~u today 10 maL: his fual
Preparations. ,ud viii "a. ttt,l.h here
N,niay With = tani oi ru0Lt i.eVv
heal OF cattle which b. S:lI drive north
"a search Of t. TIER r.u.-.
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all the water.

KancII-r4 on tie upper HuultDldl ure
appropIia;ln9 all the water in the
str:hin. William DnDphY md tifsy on
Il iiinckiry are sail to u.e evory inch
VI water they n &c; oEt Of the river.
md are finding fnul. because q ei- is
no, more 10 appropriate. Doc, tue rs.
cent decisions 81 tie Supreme Cont,
Thi u su-t,ins the dUctfin- of nppforti.
alton. give land owTrrs near The head
Di n stream the right to deprive ihO,c
Ii HDg below them OF the u,n OF a., y
pat ~ the nhtnm! flow Of the ,tietIG?
II i: does. persons living on the Hum
toldt wet OF Dcovnws NIGH, M WILL
make arrangements t. Ct nlrug without
snt-r f:uin the fiY. r. save ia eIcepiiuLnl
yeir>. wheu The stream ore.ilUws its
banks. Il Silver State.
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JJ- Yirgiuia ca cnici- ,ry- that the
r-,uuiiou ~ e"in~Ge by the Carson
u at will not fleet tie nee Il .l'-T
any m0ie tan the e-i-il-hiueut OF a
pr CO Of rage in Grrm,uy."
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4 Humane officer.

Captain H'mi.on yurHIi. OF the
~stSaansLip 5iss,1ri zh1 recently de-
i.Jed Li. ship IN u.il ocean to s-~z The.
lives oI the pas-eug Ts 81 tie i!I-!4:ei
'enm.r D-HDark. d-srrrss ,h= thank.
u Co3gie,s for iis mruiy efforts 10 lie
hal! Of nearly 7G1 psf.ons shom lie 20
calamity re'cusI. Virginia ~'jarpD.,l.
This is all very ifG~; HnJ yet Capt.
Inrnll dill jI,; what any other rms.
possessed Of Il sparG oil humanity.
would have done under sImiar !cum.
Stances There IL not. perhaps, u unu
WHO calls Il oc=Hn Sic wnTii Lave
refused TO rescue The passengers ami
crew o! tho siukiag shiP. even though
lie were compelled t. j]sttisoU hIs whole
cargo.
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"A few years ago. whom Edmonia
Lewis first placed her statue OF Cleo.
patra on exhibition, II country woman
straycd IN and stood before H. In nd
miring " for q few minutes; then
turning TO Miss LOWS, said: did you
make IL from lifc?" "Wcll. no. not OK.
6ctly. IA Cleopatra lived thirty years
before Christ" answered Miss Lewis.
80? Is that so! Then | suppose you
mndc II from II photograph" und With
II last, lingering look, sho departed,
evidently quite satisfied.
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- y j., tie Miu,rr of our dI>c0nteut
nsi- G'oriGu.ly uncomfortable by ,Lr
Srf!Es nun,- 81 -nuiuG.
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LIKE Frr-.xkrox*-A st-7g

LCHE FrFLLSITIoNS-A stranger.
- Po=S 20 D. -. E1o i =a1ted
~ o--5== n To-~o1. ~, discovered
-iE.-- uoE=- tLe t-5-e lie other day
zz& @k=z 20 al 20 D. bsI6 until dan
i:5@l- Tzzt nigh; T. Gag Ls -ay or.
40 Lax C.: &e sL.a:i1 rs around
L-yi=- % go: : L-oi9e6 Go..a- bill
GE-=s- lie SAYS Re !o-nd tLe bill
O. ~ --ef- -: ia: so! lc-ozs Gz1!.
T-=-= ==Iz -aa i this :gEn itA.
-CoItai y=l = lug O.: II be los: ;L2;
--ca -9==r. Tne prisoner used =
c-5Eo2- 70 dig OCT with AID ne sheriff
says - ms; hare 1ad /; o1nc2iei =
lis ?-=y! po-E-r- Tie oG.ciz! owes -
So a13 L re 81 -: or hands O.
ne =o-ey -L.s v-: re shall. Il o-i
z=E- ;s=-e. advise The pcbiic 20
HI CT 0! to=a = = GsAoa-s; =Cou4-
Gr--
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GoTE 1DNg.-News reached town
yesterday that William Napoleon Far
rington. otherwise known a. French
Bill. had departed from this world. lie
was materially assisted b. three or
four bullets which Hank Henderson
tired into him during a dispute about,
the ownership OF n piece Of land. We
don't know whether Henry was right
or wrong. but Sc have felt for some
time that this cold world was no place
for Mr.. Harrington. lIc wasn't Il bit
content. and he was in the habit OF
shooting at such people rs wore. IIo
wanted cheaper whisky, better weather,
more latitude for his skill With the
pistol. aud we truly hope hos got it.
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Tag aRIzoa x
GrS~a Cry ss- I; ..i H~a ara uorss
Can 10 IT,

NcNo NY I<~ H Nr7 "o0
C.uT 10 nI;A-s: IL
We take IA toIIos.E troz tie last
t=C; Tie Arlo5s k:rEsr
GoSo POE CzurxN-M-!c- Bos:-
rrE- shs oE1= g Grizzly Ea2ea-
c=5e i lie other 6aT All sceS--od
io= ;At ki=Se- il iA= aa== O! his SIX
rsz--oS So Eho rs b-a eCirE fo-
:; !o- lexis i=o ag-iAs his j. The
ETsa Or sixth csc ESe-s cail2-ea hare
eTas6 i-=l- Interest i sri adoiI-
:cz Co. cs- E0l: e2:e-?-% AID re
c- -: HAP Bat ta=; ta;-e-e1 While
i1= Ai-k=- -Il 10: eats- The s=d 10
coaP=.= Win tte S13iAy-ScAoci Ad-
o=-= @ ~ Christina Herald &c
s@al Ey= =s=- iai-ga Eorcsh twist
E-5 SIRE % ?o5-;e o9A a25 iHc-!-
a.e : l=s&ga
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NoTTCE.-Wc desire 10 give notice &C.
the public II, large that the next innn
who filings n stone against our Ofico
door Will have TO outrun six bullets.
We have go, tired OF the business. Ws
don't want to seem ~captious. but enough
IL enough. Tin Reeves. Joe Smith aud
Hank White sill please take notice.
DetrOi. Free Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

Times Hsyiss John Mandonss who,
until tsconfly, has teen engaged 10
hsrding sbssp for sayles o Bsyley was
taken "a Hiko to-day u bs tried bsiOro
. Copnl,sjon oil Luns-y.
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Not = CETTICIsH.-In P lay suit be-
fore E-guirc Jones las: week fourteen
reputable witnesses swore 20 seeing
PETE Jackson carry OF u rife belong
ing 20 Ahram Weeks. jackson him.
sell dida.t deny the fact. refusing 10
plead az All. but his Honor discharged
him Why? Because Jack=on's
brother jim sent four gallons OF
whisky around 70 his IIou3rs shanty
the dag before the trial. Ne do no:
propose 10 cri;ici-e the judiciary of
this town. but We feel o remark TINT II
Esquire Jones Was soakcd IN tho
creek for about iOur days he'd be
more worthy OF the confidence OF or
people. We don't say tia: hc sold
himself for four gallons 0! WHISKY. but
VIC are ready 10 form one Of Il commit
tee ~ wal. upon him and prove that
he has been drunk cycr since the case
WAS ended.
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: SCETE:sE PsEEY.-T-o o. th-e.
E= =1-= - denounced C0,one.
Eai..1ae.L a. = c,zin-i-E2--. mule.
s-aa-e- and E~if=-5eseTtsr. aad added /
t== =o-Gs 20 the e-ec; that he would
IooE ~=,. :: tie cad Q: : roTe. Sa:2-.
d.: eT=li-E. a. - we're talking -jt5
ne G.h.e- Of the Fj-s: Nat:nna:
Bank. :Le C5!o2e. approached L, AMI
warned H. ~ prepare i0= death.
G-szcl- 20 = oTn -raaze1aeui and e
tle Intense surprise Of tie whole
street. ne GiiH't run. o. the con.
tray. - called TITO Tie Co!nacl Ike /.
brio: ho--c falling On 2 sand fy. aaG
We hal him licEi inside {: fvc m:u.
u,es- We c@a't account Cor thee
freaks in our nature. Sometimes ".
1ca: Ike a tornado and Guaiu we ru7
Ike q !ac.:-Eaab.I. People intending
70 lay for u must take Heir chances.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

In mn old deed "A certain boundary
limo was described as terminating ut "a
stump where Daniel Harrington licked
William JunOG.' This reminds the
editor Of tho Green Ba. that IN the ear.
licr days oi tho township OF North
Hatfield. Mass, n road was laid ovi
which wa1 described as drumming from
PochanG meadow 10 th? stream whoro
old Mr.. DOolittlc' ho,su died.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

VIZ CAN'T Do I've have received
seTc-ai Communications this week ask,
iag Us 70 pitch Into the y. +. branch
road TO- is =-ow time. dirty coach.-
and ~iIHpujcnt o@l"iIls. We caa't Dc
il We hare Al ANNA! pass oTer lac
branch. and we feel In honor bound
not 20 even mention accidents along
the line.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

"A P0ughkcopsie man. IN suing for
u divorce, stated, among otlior reasons
Tor wishing 10 DO rid OF hi. wife. that
sho VIA too stylish Sho usoi ;hrGo
Glenn towels in one week in tho house.
while lie, before mrpringo, could net
Aiong three wooks with only ono.
Don't feel IL ncccyAry 10 bow to n mnn you
have met at n ball or n party nfnrn nrlls,
unle'| you want to continue tho acquaintance
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-09
Personal Notes.

Albert Lockwood, son of Alderman
Lockwood, has gone to FL Paso.
DR.. Lowry has returned from
Boerne.
Mrs. Chas. Scherle, of Eagle Pass,
is at the Mahncke.
Mrs. Z. Cole, of Laredo, is at the
Menger.
Mr.. LANCE has ordered new machin-
cry by telegraph for his cotton gin,
burned yesterday.
w. c. Rigsby, the accommodating
I. and G.. n. ticket stamper at the de-
pot, goes to Palestine to day for a
brief absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Guenther welcome
a very acceptable addition to their
family in the person of little daugh-
ter.
Frank Henry and WIFE, of Cincin-
natl, who have been "dOing' the
coast of Texas in a slOOp, are at the
Maverick.
Mother McGowu, Mother Cape,
Miss L. Moran and party Of Catho-
lie ladies from Mexico, are at the
Menger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-09
PATENTS

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registered. and all other patent causes in the
Patent Office and before the Courts promptly
and carefully prosecuted.
Upon receipt of model or sketch of inven-
ii n, | make careful examination, and advise
as to patentability free of charge.
With my Offices dire city across from
the Patent Office, and being in personal at
tendance there, ii is apparent that have SUI
perior facilities for making prompt prelimi-
nary searches, for the more vigorous aud sue
cesSfui prosecution of applications for patent
and for attending TO all business entrusted TO
my care. in the shortest possible time.
Fees Moderate, and exclusive attention
given to patent business. Information. adj
vice and special references sent on request.
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Washington, ID. c.,
Mention this paper.) Ops'te u. $. pint Office
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-09
LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE"

PIG North Flores Street San An
tonic, Texas.
This popular resort has recently
changed hands, MEssRs. P. H. Nc
TAGUE & Co. being the purchasers.
These gentlemen are giving the
place a thorough overhauling and
cleaning, will make it one of the
finest resorts in the city, and will
take especial pains to cater to the
public's wants in every particular.
Would especially recommend their
famous six-year Rye and Bourbon
WHISTLES. A desk with envelopes
and paper, besides other accommoda-
tons, kept especially for their pat.
rons. Finest wines and cigars, and
coolest beer always on hand. Polite
treatment. Give us call and get a
free lunch every day. Respectfully,
p. H. MCTAGUE& Co.,
Proprietors Live Stock Exchange.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-09
This EVENINGS Concert

THIS EVENINGS Concert
The 10th Infantry band will play
at the concert pavilion at the post this
evening at S:l5.
SELECTIONS:
Ga'Op, Country's Delight. ........ Koerssen
Grand Selections, from Ii Trovatore Verdi
Waltz. La JOyeuse. Dedicated to Gen. d.
). Stanley by Miss Beauregard -.
........... ............ Ar. by F. A. Hall
Facke!tanz ....... ...................M eyerbeer
GayOtte. The Mountain GnOmeS.
............... ......Ar. by j. W. Whitley
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-09
ACard of Thanks.

Mrs. Edward Miles and family offer
their most grateful thanks to the kind
firemen of all the companies, also to
Mr.. H. Tolle, his good wife and all
his sons, Mr.. {. J. Melms and Mr.
II. FrOebel for saving their home
stead from complete destruction by
fire, from F. WultTs stable, early yes
terday morning; to Mrs. ToiIe mainly
for awakening our family, and having
the alarm given.
May Almighty God bless them all
and theirs, shall be our prayer.
A little girl six years old is playing
a cornet on the beach at Galveston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-09
Is Consumption IncurabIe?

Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Morris, New.
ark, Ark, says: "Was down with abcess of
lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced
me an incurable comsumptive. Began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
am now on my third bottle. and able to over
see the work on my farm II is the finest
medicine ever made.
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New DiscOv-
cry for Consumption | would have died Of
lung troub es Was given up by doctors Am
now in ccst of health" Try ii. Sample bot.
tie free at Dress & ThOmpSOn's Drugstore.