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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-07
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. X.
STATION. FO0T Or pREBlE STREET.

otAituh. rUui w rnEpLE olnEkis
On and after Monday, Oct ~, lsss,
Passenger Trains will Len We Pertinndf
Fer Worcester, Clinton, aver Junetlsn,
T. Nashua, Windh@m and EppinE az 5.30
"a. nm. and 1850 N.
for Manchester, Concord, and polaf8 NORTH
at 1870 y. m.
fer Rsehester, sprinx vale Alfred, Waaers
bore, and SAGE River at $50 n. M, 1880
Ger Gorham at 1.3O n. m, 1850, 500,
$3.50, and $40 y. m.
Fer saeenrnppa, Cum berland Mills, PeSs
breek junction and Weedford'. al Use
and 1000 n. ma, 1880, 500, $50 and
Gao y.
For Forest A yenne (Deerinkl Gao y. m.
The 1870 y. m. train from Portland connects
Aver Juncf. with "Hessae Tunnei Ksmte"
for the West, and at Union STATEN, Weree--
ter, for Providence and New York via
.Providenee Line" for Norwich and New
York, via Norwich Line, with Heston a
Albany n. R. for the West and New Work,
all rain via spring eId", also with y. ". a
N. x. R. u. ("eteamer Maryland Route'0 for
fhiiadeiphias baltimore, Warrington,
Through Tickets to all points West ana sousa
may be had Of 3. II. HELEN, Ticket Agent, Port.
land.
oct1sdn J. W. PETERS suDt.
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Railroad Receipts.

imports.
LIVERPOOL ENG Steamship Oregon-l2 pkgs
mdse 10 II Il A Allan.
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..mamma's clttIn' Better. >


There is gladness in the household;
The shadow fades away
That darkened all the sunshine
fmany a summer day.
90 mammals getting better"
The happy children cry,
And the light of hope shines bright again
In the loving husbands eye.
In thousands of homes women are "sick unto
DEATH with the terrible diseases so common to
their SEX and it would seem as II all the happiness
al gone out of life and the household IN conse-
quence. For when the wife and mother suffers
all the family suffers with her. This ought not
TO be, and 1t need not be, for never-failng rene
dy for womens ailments is at hand. Many
home has been made happy because the shadow
of disease has been banished from it by the po-
tent power of Dr. Pierce's Favorte Prescription
the unfailing remedy for all weaknesses and
diseases peculiar to women.
$500 Reward offered for an incurabe case of
Catarrh by the proprietors of DIR. sage's Remedy.
so cts, by druggists.
81 desire 10 insert this small advertisement In
your paper tomorrow morning." she said.
"This will go among the wants." said the adver-
Using clerk.
Have you 10 wish column?'"
Z" No mum"
Then" sal the young lady from Boston,
haughtily you need not insert it. l simply wish
situation as 90 efness. That is all. Ii is not 4
case Of want. Is there any newspaper printed In
English in this place?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EPPs's COCOA.
BRRAKFAsr

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu-
triton, and by a careful application OF the me
provided our breakfast tables with delicately
hayOred beverage which may save US many heavy
doctors bills. IL Is by the iudicious use OF such
built up until strong enough 70 resist every ten
dency TO disease. Hundreds Of subtle maladies
are floating around US ready 70 attack wherever
there Is a weak point. We may escape many a
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wen fortified win
pure blood and properly nourished irameH
CtpL Serrtce G0sstfs
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In half pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus
JAMES EPPs a Co., HOMEOPATHIC
CHEMISTS, London England.
sep28TuS&wly
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Dec 4, lat 20 20 S, Ion 159 30 E, ship r
Thomas, Nichols, from Newcastle for San Fran.
cisco.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Mistress-Why Bridget what in the world are
you doing with my new dress on9
Bridget-Sure mum, it's yerseh what gave it to
me.
Mstress-I gave 1t to you! Why, what do Won
mean?
Bfidget-Ys; yez said could have it as soon
as yez had worn 1t out an begorra yeZ wore il
out yesterday afternoon.
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Foreign Exports.
ROSARIOSA. Schr F iC Hartley-471 BAT
It lumber.
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RumfOrd Falls & Buskiield Railroad
Il. Effee, October 30, rsss.

Leave Portland, via q. T. Railway, SAB am. and
1907 m. RETURNING-Leave Canton $50
and S.25 a. m.
Minot for Hebron Academy; Buekheld for w.
Sumner and Turner; Canton for Peru. Dixheld
and Mexico, also for Brettun's NILS, LlyeFmore
oct27dtf l. L. LINCOLN. Supt
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NOTES.-The shipyards in the Machias district
will be busy places this year. In addition TO the
900 ton schr to be built at Addison by A M Nash,
and others.
At Columbia Falls. j II Crandon will build a
three-masted schr of 625 tons. and Isaac Carlton
and others will build three-master of $50 tons.
AT Millbridge, j w Sawyer g. Sons have two
masted schr OF 100 tons on the stocks, and will
build two three-masters of 450 tons each. Capt
lbert Leighton centre-board schr of 55 tons.
nearly ready to launch
At Cherryheld, Joel Hinckley is building a schr
of rs tons, to be launched in May.
Ship VIM III Starbuck. 1889 tons, built at Bath
in 1882, has been sold to W Parker & Co, of
New York.
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Extra quality 1906 so: first quality at e2a
s To- second quality l214@4 so; third quality
at 6294 0oi poorest grades Of coarse Oxen.
Brighton Hides 6G6I9c " fb.
Brighton Tallow 0G4c ~ ID.
Country Hides a(d6c.
Country Tallow 0a3c " h.
Calf skins 5CG6c " ID.
Dairy skins l5G35c.
Sheep and Lamb skins 50cG1 80 each
Working Oxen-But few pairs in market with
light demand. We note sales of
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POLICIES Protected by the
Popular Maine Non.FOrfeiture
Law issued only by the OLD UN-
ION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Portland, Maine.
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IMPORTANT TO ArHELErEs.

James Robinson. the athletic trainer at Prince
ton College, Princeton, N j. says:
have found 1t imperative to have sure and
simple remedies on hand In case of cuts. bruises,
strains, sprains, cold, rheumatism, etc. Shortly
after entering upon my profession, 1 discovered
such remedy In ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs.
tried Benson's Capcine and other plasters, but
found them too harsh and Irritating. ALLcocK's
POROUS PLAsTERs give almost instantaneous re.
lief. and their strengthening power is remarkable.
In cases of weak back put two plasters on the
small Of the back, and in a short time you will be
capable of quite severe exercise. In sprint
| and distance" races and jumping, the muscles
or tendons in the legs and.feet sometimes weaken
| This can invariably be relieved by cutting the
plaster in narrow STRIPS so as to give free notion
| and applying on muscles affected"
Old Mrs. Bentley-Waen dye s'pose, Joshua
they're goin to git these telegraph wires under
ground?
Old Mr.. Bentley--I dun know see there's
prominent telegraph official died two or three
days ago, an Is 10 be buried to-morrer morn
Old Mrs. Bentley Wen, Joshua, that amt
much, but it's suthin'.
A woman who Is weak, nervous and
| sleepless, and who has cold hands and feet can
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
| Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest.
Mrs. Hobson Ito caller)-0h, by the way, Mrs.
Van Blunt, did you know that my husband has
left the bank, and is spending few days in
| Canada?
Caller-why, no; that is surprise TO me. And
| he really left the bank?
Mrs. Housewives.
Caller-Too heavy suppose.
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Cleared.

Steamship Eleanora. Bennett, New York; B
Cosle.
Sch R F C Hartley. Falker, Rosario-wm Has
klns & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-22
@,ae ttene teraaii@e Giieababn.

Die yNleranbrtas, SDler. unb
Ntortb : Weitern . &ailtpaD" bat ii9 i'm
Staatsiefretariat reeifriren laffen NIT
einem 5tammfapital BON $500, 900. 9ie
Strede, tpel9e bteie Babn in Seras
bur9l6uft, betrdgt 240 Meilen /; bieielbe
beginnt an einem Buntte bes 5abines
Gluhes inuerbalb bes @ouniD Sabine
unb eebt bon oa aug our9 bic Counties
San ausuitine, 5belbp, Nacogbo@es,
panola, Eusf, Smith, Ban 3anot,
9aufuaun, &odmea, Dallas. Collin,
GoOte unb @iie big gu einem Buntte,
mo- fe ibre 8erbinbuus nit Der 9enber
@ltp.Babn bepertifeQigt. Sie auBers
balb Seras liegeabe 8abnfrede fabrt
nod Wleranbria i'm Staate 2puiliana.
N0er Wabri9einli6feit nod 1T bic ueue
8abn beftimmt, einea Nni9luB an bic
ilbli9e 3meig5abn Der &od Sslano.
8abH ber3uiteletl, bic ieBt bon Sort
&eno aus mad benz @olf bin bermeHen
mirb. 9as 8ermeKungstorps berfelben
bat bereits ben &eb &iper errei1t unb
1T nur nod etpa 48 MeiIen bon @ais
%uespiIe, in @oote GouniD, entfernt. gs
Iinb bauptid6li9 New Oorfer, 8oltoner
uno pittsburger G~apltalifen, tpel9e
bas Gelb gum Saue oes neuen Inter
nebmens bergeben uno an ber Spite Ser
Seras.8abn ftebt Der grgouberneur
uno @rgefanbte 9ubbarb, mel9er in
ben nd6iten Sagen f6on nod Stem Sort
abgeben pirb, UNI ben Beginn bes
8aue5 m6gli6t gu befdeuniseu. Die
8abn mirb, ME fritber f1on ertpdbat.
bauptiddli9 Oft unb Norb.8eras gu
@ute tommen, ins~beIonbere aber benz
fioIi6en Sbeile bes oifteraniI6en Sid
ten. 9iitrittes, wel6en fe Dem 8ertebr
unb iomit Der Snouftrie eri@lisBen
tuiiroe. 8on Mleranbria aus 1T bic
germeRuns fir Die gauge Strede off
udrts f9ou fertig geiteut unb auf ben
erteu 5p0If Meilen iinb bic grbarbeiten
bplenoet.
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Nemer Ginmanoermngs : Subtn.

Die bon @uero Der mitgetbsilt
tpitb, 1T in Deuitt @ountp i'll Der leBten
Belt Dieber eiIe gun3e 3abl bon neuen
carmen er6Hnet moroen u1o bic N19s
frGge mad 2anO bOa 5eiten FOLDER,
mei9e aus auoern 5taaten fommen, UNI
fid bort liie0et5ulaheu, 1T eine re0t ers
fteulid groBe. Nu9 Don San WugeIo
wirb eiu f~tarfer 3u3ug bon neuen In,
Iiebletn, bic aud %befon6ers ibr 4uge
auf beDdIerbares 2ano geri4tet buben,
gemeloet, ur> i'm Norbmeien bon 9ar'
bentan GpuntD at bur9 ben gan3en
panbauoIe itnb, ME bor fur3em f9on
beriGtet, an StraBen bon BON Gin
tpanperer =Gubrtperfen. Srob bes i9mdb.
li6en 3ufammenbru9es bes groBen
pffi3ielen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
es ben Nni9eiu, als ob Seras, insbes
Foabere aud Siibpef.Seras, INNER
nod geuug Nn3iebungstraft bdlte, UNI
eine 5iemlid 5ablrei9e ginwanOerung
berbei3ufabren. gtoros uns OfsSeras
balten es aber ftir notbmenSig. cine
ueue @rnmigrationsbenegung Ing 2eben
au rufen. Sn Sort WOrtb 1T an II.
Dug. bic uSmmi9rations : NRociation"
fir gaorbz, uno gum ueberfluB aud fur
OF : Seras gegrtinoet worben, unb auf
ben s. Sept. 1T eine 8%eriammluus fiir
Mbgepronete BON Notbs unb 81 : Seras
ausgei6rieben nOrben, wel9e fi9 iiber
bic 0eittel, @%inpa1berer fir bic beloen
9anoestbeile berbei5u3ieben, beratben
ioaett, uabri6einlI9 tueiter ni6ts, als
ein DON elmer G~ap,taliiten. Clique aus
gebeuber, nubtoier Wieberbelebungs'
beriu9 oes tiir5li6 oertra6ten n1Staats'
Smmisrations: 8ubms". 59aft Snbuz
ftrie, iorst fir quite 8ertebrsfraBsn unb
Dor auem aber fit 5i6erbeit uuD Orb
nung i'm 8anbe uno cine wirfiame
0anbbabung Der @eieBe, oann tommt
bic @iumauberung bon felbf in binreis
6enber MaRe, aud obne eft fiinfli9er
Mittel uno grOBea 8elbaufwanbes gu
beoarfen, I'm fe bierber gu lenten!
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8.

= gbmin u. Malter, Mitelieber Der
Jirma @alter, Gowler unb Mc8ittie
in @alpetOu, NOR in @anabl BEL iei=
mem S4piegerbater gum 8efu9 gene.
len uno fubr in elmer nit MauIefeln be-
fpannten ambulan3 our gifenbabnta.
ton, I'm Die &iidreiie an3utreten, aIs
bic 3biere i9eu wurben. Ser Greiber
rei9te inn bic 3igel unb iprang berab,
UNI bic gfel gu balten unb 3ur &ube au
briugen. sic gingen aber ourd. mar.
fen Die ambulana UNI unb 0err @alter
tpurbe nit FOLDER 8enalt our @rbe ge.
I9leubert, baB ibm elm am Wege lies
genbes Sttd 9ol3 Is 3ou tief in ben
l1nterIeib einerang. ST farb unter
9rdbli1en S6meraen.
: Sergeant 9lter bon bon Strangers
1T dig S9erif BON Sort Yenb gountb
erndblt tporben.
= n 8om Green @ountp i9eiut in
Der lebteu 3eit bas 8iebgei6dft mieber
lebbafter tperben gu mollen unb es per.
ben before preiie bel benz 8ertaufe er.
aielt, als bisber. go melbet cine Noti3
aus San Nngelo bonn Is. Nuguit, bab
cine partie BON 600 S&afen (9am'
meln2) bort berfauft ieien. unb baB
Or. j. y. gming III Sttd S9la9ts
o9Ien, bon benen ieber 1140 pfunb ge.
uogen babe, nod ct. 2ouis gebra9t
unb bort gu SIT per 9opf bertauft babe.
Nu9 cine Wagenlaoung BON pferben
iitam Is. 9luguf BON San NngeIo
mad Goref @itp in Sainois perf9ift
tporoeu.
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Shngltn9enG Wdnnern
wtr5
St6ere GetIun8 9aramtfrt.

Die fdrefIi9en GoIsen Der 5usenbfinben.
gefdledtsfdwdds besurfa9enb, pobur9 Self
unb Rorper ruinirt uerbeu, permanent ae,
beilt. 4erttlopfen, Sdidternbeit, Gamen.
abfub. Geba@tniefdpdIe, 8erluf Der gner.
gle, mneisuns sesen @efeaf9aft unb MeIan.
doIie sriinbli9 turirt.
8erbetratbete Wduner, ober fol9e,
bic fd Serbeiratben polen, Die in Golse bon
SubiSctetion IN Der Sagenb an @efdlsdts. unb
Merbenf6ud6e Ieiben, werben sriinoli9 furirt.
feline MineraIien ei~ngegeben.
junse Wanner, bic lire Belt nit unfdbiaen
eeuten bsrf6wenbet unb ii6 babmr9 3rant>
9eiten bes ROPES, Der Raie, beS SaIies, Der
eeber, s2unsen, ginsereibe unb bes Magens
buseaoseu babeu, perben f6ueu turirt.
eabt Sud nidt burd falfdes SdamgefiibI
abbaIteu. fofprt
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Sic "Sreie Erefic fir Seras" bat
bpn allem Seutid : tcraniidben 3eitntt=
gen bic srDRte 2lbumnettensabl.
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sa- Mat. McGabe, Nep grunss
mid, ST., aablt irsenb Semanb fhnf
Dollars, Der am 8lutabfibren leibet
unb mad benz borf6riftsmdBigetr @es
brau9e bon gbamberlain's @olits, @bo.
Iera : unb 9iarrbos MitteI ni6t in BET
m0sli9f tir5eiteg 3eit babOn befreit
tpirb. Cine babe rs Gents : 6laf6e
bieier Mebiain beilte fein 8lutabfibren,
na9bem er bic Mebi5in unb &e5epte
beri6ieoener Ooftoren bsrgebens ange=
tpanot bate. Serr MeGabe fam bies
ie OHerte gan5 rubig MAIDEN, oa fein
Gaa bon @olit, Cholera Morbus, 9DIen.
terp, 9iarrboe ober 8lutabfibren be-
fannt lit, ber ni6t bel reselre9ter I'm.
nenbung bes Mittels sebeilt tuorben
tpdre. Gum 8ertauf Bel q. @obn &
60. unb 5. &alteper & Sobn.
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SudleuS Wrutca=Salbe.

Die bette @aIbe ber 8elt fur S6nitte,
Auetiduaseu, @eldpiire, Gieber. unb Sdut.
auSf9las, GIe9te, s~efprunsene Sdnbe, 5rof,
beulen unb ale Sautfranibeiteu furirt S6.
mcrrboiben ober feline B~e3abtuns. 86llise
Satisfaetiou 9arantirt ober baS @eIb mirb
auriidertattet. 25 Gents Die SdadtsI. 3um
8ertauf in allen gpotbefen. 9reib, 9bomS.
fon G 60, @bolefaIe.
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Neuerbings piro tpieber bic Sbee

Neuerbings miro wieber bic Sbee
elmer Ausnubung Der WaHerfraft bes
Niagara befpro6en. 9ie pN. 3. @oes
ming pof" weiit mad, 6aB Der Ruben,
Der ~tiberbaupt aus Der Nusfibrung bies
Ter Soee gsf96pft peroen f0nnte, melt
aberf9dbt tperbe. Gin FOLDER Na6meiS
TT bielei6t better g%eeiguet, benz pro.
Jeff ben 1araus gu MAIDEN, aIs bas 8es
fibl Der S6am iiber bic Gntmeibung
beg gr6Bten Naturpunbers bieier Irt in
Der Welt. 8orlduiig III iibrigens bic
0fentli9e Meinnng i'm State ylem
Yorf mod fart genug, gepilenloien
Spetulanten bic Nusniibung Der GdQe
CUR BefOrberuug perfDnIi6er Saboier
unm6gli6 3u MAIDEN.
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Gin 0ankbarer Datient,

tfr {tineH Nanen Mot senannt baten min, unb Der
fetue bputdmrfee geteberberfteAang ron i1tpes
xsns esibei elmer, In einem Doticrtu4 angesebenen
as5net ~sertanft, lAbt bHr@ uHs bafetbe totettret an
fine ieibeHben RitmeniHen per53tden. Dieies srpbe
Dn4 enthdlt UseJepfe, bic tn jeber AYctbeIe 8eia4t
ntthen trnnen. G@tdt Gure AbreHe NIT Brtefmarte
sl: s,@fipaf @itaif tne 9~iSpenfarn", "a aBeit
II. Str, BEN Bort, U. o.
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~ Gamilien. bic ni6t bereits ba,
nit psriebeu finb. iolten feline 3eit Der,
lieren, fi6 cine Glai9e BON Chamber.
Iain's golit., @bOlera' unb Diarrboe.
mittel gu tagfen. gs III bic eiu3ise
Mebisia, auf bic man fid in allen Sd.
len BON Magenbef6Derben berlahen
fann. rs unb so gents per Glaf9e bel
Gobn 6 60. unb 5. RalteDer &
Sobn.
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auf Or. auguIt a6ni9's Sams
burger GamiliensM ebi5iaen Tam man
fi6 INNER berlahen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-26
ON TIME.

Since 40 years it has been the study
of our most accomplished moulders to
perfect Cooking Stove, which could
be equally as well adapted for coal or
wood.
The problem has at last been solved
and samples of remarkable beauty
and finish can be seen at III. Schultze
Jr., 214 Z. Houston street.
Ladies are invited to inspect the
stock, no trouble to show goods. The
Twin Burner Gasoline Stove, finestin
America, is in full operation.
A $500 Cook Stove is on exhibition.
Steam Egg Poacher at 65c each; Tin
Ware, Roofing, Repairing, in fact
everything in this line can be bought
for less money at
H. SCHULTZE, JR.,
than elsewhere. Remember the "On
Time" Cook Stove.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-26
The Lady Doctor.

Grand opera house was well filled last night
to hear Mrs. Dr. LOngshorePOtts, who deliv
cred spicy lecture on the dry subject of
nerves and hygiene full of common sense as
well as fine grammar. She entertained her
audience thoroughly for some few hours
Her frequent witticisms kept her auditors
pleased while she placed before then
very skiIlfully wOrded hints about
health and the laws that should
govern humanity and render lunacy and
idiots a rarity in the world The lecture was
illustrated with proper anatomical objects and
charts, that served to make her remarks
clearer.
This afternoon Mrs. Potts is leCturinV to
ladies only on the subject Of nerves and the
nervous system. Tonight, a free lecture 70
ladies and gentlemen viii be given.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-26
AULD FLED TO SAN ANTONIO
And Naturally Was Soon Arrested
by Our VigiIant Officers.

Anu ally " dS oOOn H.TGS lSu
by Our VigiIant Officers.
Yesterday the LIGHT briefly chrOnicled the
arrest of f. d. Aud, of HilIsboro, Texas.
Sheriff Cox, of Hill county, came in for him
yesterday and said that the prisoner had been
employed for some time by Haynes & Tiles.
dry goods merchants. OF HillSbOrO. He had
the confidence of the firm until last Saturday.
On Friday night his wife was i'll but the priS-
Oher left her and said he would return in u
half hour He went to Carney's livery stable.
and there hired horse and buggy saying that
he was going TO Milford to collect some money
from some one who was running away ard
would return by noon on Saturday. He did
not return, and enquiries at Milford showed
that Aud had not been there. The key of tt e
safe were also missing. The safe was forced
omen and shortage discovered. He was then
traced to San Antonio and Sheriff Cox in
structed Marshal Shardein to arrest and hold
him. Aud, who is alb rut - wears of age al
mits a shortage of about $500 and says he
ca ne away to raise the money to repay.
Sheriff Cox returned home with his prisoner
on the mo rning train.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-26
A SAD FAREWELL.
His Young Friends Bid Good Bye to
Him Respectfully.

His Young Friends Bid Good Bye to
Him Regretfully.
Yesterday afternoon at clock, the mortal
remains of the late Ed. J. Davis were laid in
the grave. At the residence of the widow and
bereaved mother, on Burnett and blackberry
streets, at o'clock, large company called to
pay their last sad obligations to the memory
of the young man and the fact was shown that
deceased had hosts Of friends by the crowds of
young ladies and gentlemen who came, laden
I'd with wreaths and bouquets of flowers, and
who shed many tears as they took last look
at the dead boy. The procession of carriages
and other vehicles that followed the body to
the grave was one of the largest of this
mOurnful kind ever seen in San Antonio All
private conveyanc's IS, they contained MAORI
ty of young men and women and sprinkling
of Older folk, and at the little chapel of St.
John, Episcopal, where the funeral services
were held. half the company could not enter.
The sermon of the Reverend MIR. Hutchinson
sunk deep into the hearts of his young hear
ers and 1t is hoped will bear good
fruit. The march to the grave was peculiar
ly solemn and sad. Preceded by the 18th in
fantry band and the Be KNAPP Rifles, the cor
tege wound its way across Alamo plaza and
up East Commerce street. Nearly every store
on the route closed their doors in Difference,
and crowds stood on the banquettes with I'M
covered heads. At the grave the pail bearers,
Messrs. b. Ashford. W. Holt Chas. Reynolds,
Chas. Riscbe, Lee Earnest and Owen Truax,
performed their sad duty and the grave was
| filled. A prayer by the Revered minister fer
vently echoed by the as embed thrOng, con-
| signed the body to earth and the soul to
| heaven, and then the Belknap Rifles, his for
mer comrades, fired the farewell vOeys of
| muSketry over the grave and the buRer
| sounded the mOurnful notes of TAPS" Gar
| lands and wreaths of flowers, among them a
| magnificent wrC ath from Mrs. Nirginie Don.
| adson, his loving preceptreSs, were heaped
upon the clods and the last sad rites were
\ ended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-11
Necessity of Thorough Ventilation.


IF a single ounce of cotton be burned
In room, it will so completely saturate
the chamber with smoke that one can
hardly breathe, although there is but a
single ounce of foreign matter in the air.
Should an ounce of cotton be burned
every half hour during the night. the air
would be kept continually saturated with
smoke, unless there could be an open
door or window for it to escape But
the sixteen ounces of smoke thus formed
by the cotton burning are far less poison
GUS than the sixteen ounces of exhala-
tons from the lungs and bodies of two
persons who have each lost a
pound in weight during the eight
hours of sleeping. For while the
dry smoke is mainly taken into
the lungs, the damp odors from the BODY
are again absorbed into the lungs as well
as. into the pores of the skin. a little
more thoughtfulness would impress UPON
every one the importance and necessity
OF having sleeping rooms well ventilated
AIR should be admitted in not only dur
ing the day, but whilst we are asleep.
Another very important item of the
Shealth OF our beds is that every morning
after getting up the sheets, blankets and
other coverings should not be rearranged
without being left about for few hours.
IL would be great advantage If thew
could be aired for that space of time.
This may seem trifle, but trihes make
up the sum of our health, comfort and
exlstence.-Herald Of Health.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19

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