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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

Our school commenced last Monday
with Miss II. Wentworth In charge.
Mrs. Jennie Hodges of Lewiston Is
stopping for short time with her par
ents in Larone.
Mrs. John Morrow is recovering from
a very severe attack Of erysipelas on the
face.
The German rash is making clean
sweep Except on few of the homely
ones.
We are to have another town meeting
to see about our school affairs. We
should think 1t about time.
Now is the time when the "old man" Is
busy, just when he needs reminding that
the carpet needs taking up and stove
moved.
Frank Campbell got bad kick last
week from horse that he was tending.
one foot striking lin on the breast, the
other on the forearm breaking the ulma
and decorating the arm very badly.
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Shaw's Business College.

The above named institution will con-
tinue Its sessions throughout the summer
without vacations. thereby stfording a
rare opportunity to those who desire to
pursue business course of study during
the usual vacation months. The manage
ment of the college desires to send q copy
OF the business Educator" free to all OF
our readers who will send their names
and addresses on postal card. See ad.
in another column.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

did not seem to be hurt any except a good
shaking up Where he put his foot
through the glass the whole was knocked
out. For that reason he was not cut any.
The glass was Sxl0. He was quite sore
and lame for day or two, but soon got
over It, He thinks that some time he
will get the door open some way
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NOTICE..

Non resident taxes in the town of Mercer In
me county OF Somerset for the year 1885
The following list of taxes on r, al estate of
hoh'iesiuen' owners IN HE town of Mercer for
Drew, collector of said town on the l4th day
of May isss has been returned by the colec-
,"r . Al. owens, TO me as remaining unpaid
on me 25th day Of February 1859 by his cert
hch's OF that date ana now remain uripaid; and
hollce ~ hereby given that II the said taxes and
interest," ana charges are not paid in the Treas.
IRON the date Of the commi ment Of the said
pills So much OF the real estate taxed as will
ne sufiicent to pay the amount due therefor
, ,s interest ana charges Will without
luther notice be sold at pub ic auction ut tLe
town hall In said town on the 10th day OF Nov.
vember 1883 at one O'Clock p. M
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

1t Is reported from St Petersburg that
in addition to revolutionary pamphlets
MANAGING letters were found on the
Cars table In the palace. In consequence
OF compromising discoveries affecting the
chiefs of the secret police at Poutiline the
head OF that department and several high
officials have been dismissed.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

The conference Of representatives of
the United States, Germany and England,
to consider Samoan affairs. opened Mon
day. In the Congress hall of Prince Bis
marck's residence. On the proposal of
Count Herbert Bismarck, 1t was decided
that the strictest secrecy should govern
the elaboration Of the conference. The
meeting of the commissioners was very
cordial one.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

Brockton, Mass, April 10, 1882
DIR. Conant
Dear Sir;-I have just enjoyed one
of your baths, and feel clean inside and
out. not only believe this may cure the
sick, but will retain those in health who
will use it.
From the above think you can guess
how l feel, and what | think of your
bath.
Yours Truly,
MARTIN TUAYER.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

1t was reported Wednesday, that Sec
rotary Blaine was suffering from stroke
of paralysis, but this was denied by the
Associated Press agent at Washington,
who stated that he was Improving.
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Hon. D D Stewart III,

We are Informed that Hon. ID. ID. Stew.
art of st. Adams, well known as a lead.
ing lawyer In the State and of Somerse,
bar, is dangerously i'll at his home In St.
Adams.
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West Union, Iowa, April 10, 1889
DR.. Couant:
Dear Sir Please ship outfit C. o.
d. to Mrs. Eliza Bacon at once. The
outfit has done so much for my family
that no money could buy it, unless it
could be replaced.
Truly Yours,
Mrs. II. C. LovELACE.
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ANIDROSIS.

Milwaukee, Wis, March IS, 1889.
DR.. Conant;
Dear Sir:-No more cramps or
rheumatism for me. | purchased one Of
your cabinets three years ago. 1t has
also done wonders for my wife, in fact it
is our family physician.
Very Truly,
+. +. HAMMER.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

President Harrison passed over In six
hours the distance that 1t required six
days for President Washington to pass
over 1t one hundred years ago.
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Messen0er's Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.
SANfHnaRr aa

SOMERSET IS. April ~, 1889.
This Is to give notice that on the s4th day OF
April, A: d., 1882 warrant IN insolvency WAS
Issued out OF the Court Of Insolvency for
Traman A. Whitman Of Fairfield, Me. adjudged
to be an insolvent debtor, on petition Of
said debtor, which petition was nIed on Tho
est on claims is 10 Be computed and the
payment Of any debts to or by said debtor,
and the trrnsier and delivery Of any property by
The creditors Of said debtor, to prove their debts
and choose one OF assigneSs Of his estate, will
W held q . Court Of insolvency To DO holden at
Probate Court Room, In SkOwhegau, III said
Somerset County, On Tuesday the 18th day
afternoon.
Given under my hand the date FIRST above
GEO. ". YOUNG, Deputy Sheriff - Mess:
enger OF tue Court Of Insolvency, for said
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:!

30 inch Pongee Dress Goods at
DC. per yard.
q inch Pongee Dress Goods at
SC. per yard.
30 inch Susannah Dress Goods at
DC. per yard.
2palrs of corsets for twenty-s six
cents and four mills.
2 ladies gauze undervests for
25c.
pair towels each 4, and Toe
per pair.
About two bushels of white cot
ton warp at price.
About four bushels of colored
carpet warp at a price.
A nice buff and brown shin ting
at SC.
Remnants of Wooden, Remnants
OF Dress Goods, Remnants of Cot.
ton, Cotton and Wool and all Wool
Shirtings.
Remnants of Quilts at
ARNOLD'S.
N. b. DO not write, Or send by
adult Or children, for samples of the
above goods expecting to receire
them. And do not come yourself in
the hope of gobbling up all the
good bargains short of SPOT CASH
But when floating You strike No.
., Madison Street with cash in
hand ask for UNCLE SAM.
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The charges against the Government
officials ct Oklahoma will b Investigated
and u f0a nd tIue the suillotipe win fail
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Monson, Me. April %, 1889

Monson, Me. April %, 1889.
Dr. Conant:
Dear Sir;-I have been treating
man who bad Sciatica. He was In bad
shape, could not dress without help, but
six baths did the work and he is all right.
Yours Truly,
+. T. HEsCoCK.
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The unwise boomers who rushed into
Oklahoma are In thousands of instances
rushing out of that barren land.
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LOST!

Beaver Collar Of peculiar make, len a,
some house or lost On the road. The person
leaving 1t At this ONCE, or vt my house in Nor.
rdgowoch. will be suitssly rewarded.
svH y. Ro99l06O.
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Stone In the kidney, =

How y Was Rs0svea Widest The Uee q
tho 6urscenss knife,
In ths spsin8 Of 1873 was takm With sAasp usans
m w lower part Of my bowels h The region q ~
hladdse. Shortly blood appeared nixed M -
ofine ao4 fey weeks later bad IN attack Of tuvr
MsveI tried 2 humber of doctos1I OnS "a r.
inflammation Of the eladder. y
96a, s sSHSser ~ had stone p NJ M ndsay.
ssss q NSssy. Sps sesssSti 3! g 81;
s.s33 2s s a TX sssas - g
xsSy vksciH rs 81 e IN t% ~ ssssl e. 49,
:zssl e s. ::ss:s r. ~ 5lsss7
I Isse IT, ss: en-! !n!sSndeYts
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02

The East Maine Methodist Conference
is In session at Dexter this week.
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''''''-. .s..s.
ORDER NO. 6.

KITCHEN.
qaaker Range. 20 pieces Ware, Pipe
and ZiDk Tables, Chairs. ~
" Cash and month to Pay Balance.
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Fine weather for grass and 1t is look
ing nice. Some of the farmers have
planted most of their potatoes and oats.
Some have turned out their sheep.
Newell Hoxie has been very sick for
the past week, and is still In a critical
condition His sickness was brought on
by overwork in taking the inventory.
Win Jones has been quite sick the last
few days with erysipelas In his face.
Watson Jones has leased his farm to
Walter Goodwin for one year.
The eleven year old son Of j. s. Black
well tried his hand at somnambulism last
Tuesday night. He went to bed Is usual,
about twelve O'Clock he was dreaming
that he was over to the Paine barns, help
ing the boy who takes care of Nelson's
horses. and does his chores. They had got
about done when he went into large stall
to shut door that kept two horses apart,
and Geo. did not know that he was In
there and shut the outside door, and that
fastened him In the stall. He called to
George three times. George did not hear
SO he thought he would kick the door
down. He up with his foot and let 1t
fly. He hit higher then he meant to and
kicked square of glass out Of the win
dow In the stall. Then he thought he
could crawl out Of the window, aud drop
down ON the soft horse manure q Il was
but . few feet. So out he went, but his
mistake was that when he called to
George It woke his sisters who slept In an
adjoining room. They heard him kick
out the glass and crawl through the sash
and strike the ground. They called 70
thar father and Said Warren had fallen out
Of Tho window. He rushed ont q quick
y - possible ~ whsre he fell to pick
him up. This fall even Of thirteen feet
did not wake hin. He got up and ~ he
thonght was going home. When his faith
= ct out Of doors he was going away
froa ~ Ao1ss ed Aad got Of -four test
q nom. H spoks 70 him, b answered
I'D caDe Into Tie house, BY this time Be
~ eoaDs - hlnsslf. In his fall b had
Aots ~ Does 20 - 70 make II bleed some,
80 se1psd ~ skin Of Of one knse. H
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-03
Am Wafer.a ~pmiameateu.

perione1l tpel6e nit benz S9laud
@afer fprinfeln, oafelbe fir ben Stall
ober fur irgenb eiuen anberen 3wed 3u
aebrau6en uiiniben, m6gen In unierer
Office fi6 bic n5tbige 2i3ens auf elm
Sabr oeri9afen beginnenb am L. Mai,
0a fir iol9eu @ebrau9, ausi9IieBli9
Der &ate fir bdusli9en 8eoarf, cine
6pe5ial, &ate bere@net pirb. Sn ueber'
einffimmung nit ben &egelu Der @efel.
f6aft laufen 0ieienisen, pel9e ben
S9lau9 benuBen, obne bic e~rforberli.
DE 2i3ens erlangt gu baben, @efabr,
bab ibnen bic @aher3ufubr absef6nit=
ten tnirb.
Die al M erf.9 m pagnie
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9luerlef.

= SIN 6lufe, oberbalb Der Some
Star Brauerei, ertrant Der Jubrmann
ST. SObnfOn, elm Garbiger.
= Die 8emibungen Der Greunbe bes
@rs 3onftablers CD. Gtebens. I'M fur
ibn bonn 8ouperneur cine 8egnabigung
gu ermirten, inb fru9tlos gebIieben.
Sic oerii6erten benz @ouperneur, bob
Stebens, tuenn ibm bic 3u9tbausfrafe
e~rlaiien mirb, benz Staate bann ben
&uden febren unb ME tpiebertommen
Dtr6e. Sob aatwortete auf biefen
Iori9lag, baB er Niemanb aus Seras
gu perbannen beabfi6tise. Gtebens
bat ieinen Sermin bon 3pei Sabren in
5untsDiae ab3ubienen.
Die gelfnaps RiHes baben fd
nit ben Mauerids STILES bereini9t un6
biloen iebt elm aus brei 2ompagnien be-
febenbes Battalion. Oils 3omanbeur
murbe Capt. &obert Green erpdblt.
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Sndlems 9lrntcasg albe.

Sic beiie Salbe Der 8clt fir S6nitte,
auetIdungen, @ei6pire, Gieber. unO Saut.
ausi9Iag, Gle6te, %seiprun9ene SdnOe, Grpit'
beulen unb ale Sauttranibeiteu furirt Sa-
morrboioen ooer feline SeSabluns. 86aise
SatiS faction sarantirt ODER OaS @elo pirb
3uriiderfattet. % Gents Die S9adtel. Bum
8ertauf in allen Gpotbeteu. 9reib, 8bomp.
ion 6 60, @boIeiale.
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OFFICE OFPURCHASING AND DEPOT
VIC. S. San Antonio, Texas Aug. 3, 1889.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, subject to the
usual conditions, will be received at this
office until II o'clock noon, on Aug. 18th
1889, for furnishing, at San Antonio, Texas,
on Aug. 23rd 1889, the following Subsistence
Supplies, viz: 1,400 pounds Corn Meal, in
new seamless sacks, 10000 pounds coarse
salt in 200 pound sacks, 1000 poundsO Unions,
in barrels, 1900 pounds Onions, in sacks,
IL 900 pounds Potatoes, in barrels, 10000
pounds Potatoes, in sacks.
Bidders must state the place of produc-
ton OF manufacture, and preference will
be given to articles of domestic production
or manufacture, conditions of QUALITY and
RIG being equal. Blank proposals and
further information can be had on applica-
ton to this office. SAML. L. CUSHING.
Purchasing and Depot G. S.
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- Sn 2u3ern Iiegt Der Cardinal Ga.
bigeri bon 4lgier, Der Nnitifter bes
p2reuSSuses gegen ben arabii@en Sflas
nenbanoeI in OhsNfrita" i'm Sterben.
gr bat bereits bic Sterile ; Satramente
erhQIteu.
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ps- SIN beliebten MiifiDmss
@arten fine gBsimmer eingeri6tet
unb er6fnet tuorben, poielbft man res
guldre Mablaeiten einnebmen unb. "a la
carte ipeifen fam. Mabl3eiten tuerben
i'm eigenen Gei6irr ousgeIanbt utlo auf
Wunf9 Dinners unb Soupers ing 6aus
geliefert. 4ufmertfame Beoienung lnb
prOmpte ausfabruug Der Nuftrdge ga.
ratttrf. Nbeiner & Saul.
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: Ser @el6dftsiihrer BON 0enrn

: Der @el9dftsfiibrer bon Senrp
&o9eforts 3eitung nL'Intransigeant"
in paris 1T unter Der Nntlage, amtli9e
Sotumente geftoblen uno per6ffentli9t
gu baben, berbaftet DOrben. 9ie be.
trefenoen S6rifttide besogen ii6 aui
bic nit bet QbIeBung 8oulangers i'm
3uIammenbange ftebenben gorgdnge.
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gDir limb nod niht beranlai

LUTI TTHU WUW IETI1 UtFUE1UbEI
rnier groBes Eager bon neuea unb 9e'
brau9ten Pianos unb OrgelH gu BET.
taufen, 6enno9 t0unen mir before 8ers
mine unb biQigere Yreiie unter gutter
8arantie geben tpie ieoes anbere @eI6dft.
Sbos 8Oggan & Bros,
POS Commerce StraBe.
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Nus ben Srammern on Der ssphn

4us ben Srimmern an Der Sobnss
tODner @iienbabn : Bride linb INNER
nod eiu paar, natiirli6 b6lis unfennt.
li9e 2ei9en berDorgesosen tporben.
Die Sammluugen fir bic NotbIeibenz
ben baben elm 70 gldu5en6es &eiultat
erseben, oaB bic Wtittel aur llnterftibung
Der @ei9dbigten nod INNER iebr reid.
lid fieBen. Seltiam 1T es, baB nod
INNER ni9t geuau, aud ni@t einmal
%anndbernb genarl, ermittelt pOrben 1T,
uie grOB bic 3abl Der Spfer ber 9amms
bru@z& atafropbe eigentli6 gepeien 1T.
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Murot 0aIIfeab, Der Wefiber Der

Commercial G Gazette in Cincinnati,
uel6er li6 ieiner 8eiunbbeit tpegen
lauge 3eit in europa a~ufgebalten bat,
1T bel beitem @ObIiein ieBt tpieber mad
Cincinnati suridgetebrt.
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~ 8rOBss GonSert, ausgefabrt BON
5ebn tii9tigen MuIteru, morgen Gbenb
in SAoIa' @arten.
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aT 9ie @alter (Sa.) Stems iagt:
LINER alter Greunp &obert 8airb BON
Muscatine, Sonia, mar @etretdr beg
Staatsienats uno Sabre lang Elm tbdti=
ger politifer, tpurbe aber ni6t eber auz
gemein betannt, big er bic &olit bate
unb Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoe Cure gebraHdte, unb babur9
in elmer Oct In3eisen bieier Girma ses
nannt muroe. SEPT 1T er populdr.-
9err 8airb faet: Su 9es Moines be-
fiel mid emit elm i6uerer WnfaQ bon
Nieren : 8ef6werben. Sd lit bereits
3tDei Sage un5 beriu9te ole MitteI, bic
aber nihts balfen. S1liebIi9 taufte
i'd cine feline Jlai9e BON Gbamberlains
@olics, @bolera' unb 9iarrboe : Mittel
.uno putbe gebolfen. IS foftet tpeniger
pie ioniiige Nr5neimitteI urb i'd babe
nod iebt einen &eft bieier Mebi3in fur
tinftigen @ebrau@. Sd balte es fir
elm aroBes 9eilmitteI. GUM 8ertauf
gu rs unb so Gents bic Glaf6e bel &.
@obn 6 Co., s. Galteper & Sobn unb
aQen anberen Npotbefern.
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sd- Seben Sonntag 4benb neues
&on3ert programm in S9oI3 @tas
blihement.
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sar 6einfte unb bili9iie Grudfaz
den bel s o on Bros.
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sa- Warum tpOIt Sbr pianos spei.
feIbafter Site bon reifenben 5dnbIern
taufen, mern Sbr bic e9ten Gmerion
In Der neueiten N~usfiibrung biaiger
unb unter lei6teren 8eoingungen In
benz ~bepdbrten Gei9dftsbauie BON
9b Goggan& Bros. baben
fbunt2
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sa- Sbr ipart @eIb, tpern ibre Cure
Srudladen bel Sobnon 8ros.
anfertigen IdBt.
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30 ~. s. 0utterfiDe, 1876
Oft 9ouftonsS traBe, pIumbers, @ass
unb steam > Gitters, baiten fi6 benz
Bublitum fir llein i1rGa9 f9lasenben
Grbeiten empfoblen unb Derfpreden
prompte Beforgung aIer 4uftrdge.
2~ronleudter, gas.Girtures, 8abeman.
men. glofets &c. fiets an 9an6.
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sd- MtorgeH, Sonntas 9Ibenb, gro.
Bes Son3ert in S6sls' @~tabliHement.
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2eben au iheiben un6 es lei bes Wsiien
uumlrblg unb fo9ar als Tei9beit gu be-
trd1ten, menn er uur aus animalitiI6er
Maban9li6telt on Die Groe unb al, bic
8%emobabeit bes Oafeins fi6 bage9en
ittdube, ienen Winten 81 fOlgea.
@rIt Dem @priitentbum mar es Dorbe=
bal!en, Der 5elbltmDrb fir Elm 8erbrez
den gu ertldren, baB ben Selbfmoroer,
refp. beIen 2ei6e ioBar nod entebrte.
8on tit6li6er Seite bat man aud
neueroings bic NuHafung aufgebradt,
baB Der @elbftmorb eigsntli9 cine Geig=
belt iei : cine Wnft6t, bic in fdrofem
@egenlaBe 5u berienigen bet 5toiter
Itebt. Man meint BON iener Seite
ndmli9, es ge56re melt mebr Mutt
ba3u, ein 2eben boiler Dual, 2ait uno
@lenb acknowledgement, als oemielbeu
our6 cine raf@e Sbat elm gnbe 3u ma.
den. Was ie ba Mutb rtennen, if
aber in ben mei1en Gdlen ni9ts Mnbe.
res als bumpfe unb itumpftunise Re=
fgnation, Die ole Brifungen unb
6eimiu@un9en uilenIos iiber t6 eree.
ben ldBt unb Der Maagel an gnergie,
lid oagegen auf5u6dumen. Gum
SeI5tmorbe seb0rt aber enti9teben Elm
boberes MaB bon @nergie unb Mutb,
als 81 ienem paifiben vNaes fiber fid
ergeben lai1en"! Sour einen Sal giebi
es, in weldem oer Selbitmoro ui9t
nur BON religi6ien, ionberu aud bonn
freigeiftgen uno augemein meni6li6en
Stanbpunfte aus gang entl6ieben per-
merfi6 1T, uno bas 1T Der, pent ii9
Semanb bur9 Die Selbltentleibung Der
@rfluung BON pfidten ent3iebt, pel9e
er Gnoeren ~gegentber = beiipielsmsiie
ieiner Camille = gu erfiaen bot, unb
tpenn ct babur6 9ieienigen, bic auf
i'm a~ngemielen maren, UNI 10 biIfofer
Dem &f ums Daiein ausfebt. Sn
bteiem Sale tpirb bann Der Selbfmoro
pirtli6 5ur Geigbeit.
Sonit aber bat entf9iebeu Elm Sober
bas &e6t, nit ieinem 9eben-pie nit
iebem anberen @igentbume-3u f9alten
unb gu tpalten, tpie es ibm gefdat. 50
giebt es eigentli9 faum ettpas @raulas
meres, als einen @elbfm6rber nod i'm
lebten Nugenblide gu retten, inbem man
i'm abi9neibet, ooer aus benz WaHer
5iebt ober i'm bic bur9f6nittenen pulss
aoern mie6er 5uiammenfidt, ober ibm
bermittelf Der Magen. pumpe bas @ift
tpieoer aug benz Mfagen f6aft, bas be-
reits gu mirten anfing. 9as 1T cine
@rauiamteit, 5u Der fi6 eigentli9 bor
auen Oinsen fein Qrat bergeben ipute.
Sn England pflegt man bann berartige
gerettete Selbfm6roer in raffinirter
Melfe nod nit i6ueren 9erters5 trafen
su belegen.
Die vSelbtmorb. Manie1 - mie fie
gegenwdrtig briben in 9eutI9lan5
berri9t = 1T Obne Grage cine ~fociale
Grantbeitss @ri6einung, beren uria9en
iebr peri6iebenartig ftnb. l1llb baB bic
3abl bet Selbfmorbe bier in ben Ser.
Staten cine 10 bebeutenb geringere 1T,
als briiben, bas lit tein 8emeis, baB Die
Weni6eu bier better, tugenbbafter Dber
frommer fiub, uie 6riiben, ionbern baB
bic iOcialen 8erbdltniKe-trob aler Be-
ftebenoen Mdngel-bet tpeitem gelunber
finb, als briben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-03

~ Sie oeuti9en Gamilieu t6nner
ben Sonntag Ibenb nirgenbpo better
berbringen, als in SdOla' @arten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-03

Sir ole Storunsen Der Gebcr, bes
Wagens unb Der giugepeibe nebmt
DR.. Pierce's Pellets elm. Sine bro 9ofs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
yARTorS NEW.JERsEY TOWNS,

PATERSON.--Thc trial OF TcuniS iabc", stupid
looking young Hpandor, for the murder Of bis wife
last February attracted large thrCng to "a" County
Court House yesterday. Judge Dixon presided There
was little difficulty In obtaining jury. Witnesses
for the state detailed how Labcc brtaily and without
provocauOn had stabbed his young wife
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fash. tho alleged
horse-thief, whose brother vas shot At Prncct0n
SATURDAY evening by mistake for him. lodged in
jail last night for theft
ELIZABETH.--Thc decomposed body of man
thought TO be Captain william Calaghan. Of New
York, who has been missing since last November
and thought 10 have met with foul play was dug
out OF the mud at pier No. g. EllEabopon coal docks
last night by drcdge.
ORANGE" Nephstophcles' an original musical
travesty, given in Orange Music Hall last evening
with tho cast and scenic effects with which II
produced IN New York The house paclcd
with fashionable audience, thoroughly In sympathy
with the performers. The applause Wa almost con
tinuOus throughout tho evening
HoBOKEN.-The Stanley society having for IT'S
object tho study Of African explorations, expeditions
geography otc., was organized on May 10, Al Martha
Institute The following officers wrr, elected Prcs
dent, George ". Hearn; vice president, Charles A.
Keiber; secretary Ernest T. Zcuer, treasurer F.
". DcItering. Henry NJ. stanley was chosen All hon.
orary member.