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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-07
DEPARTURES.

" SCHUCHARD, DRUGGIST,
T San Pedro and Acequia streets
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines. Toilet Articles
SOAPS Channels Skins. Sponges, Brushes Pc
eumery, etc. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded. SO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-07
WITH FIRE AND SWORD

WITH FIRE AND SWORD
But the strong dynasty was drawing TO a
cloe. Becoming convinced that no relief
was to be exLs&.eedt s.-S..S he t.iGsher ofticia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23
Water Tight Match l,o, Wanted.

Bishop, who mado thousand mile
voyage in paper canoe, says that r. d.
Forbes, Of Boston, once gavo him a
water tight pocket match box, that he
lost it, and was never ablo to find an.
other. Thousands OF hunters, canoeists,
and others have hunted and longed for
match box that would DO water tight
Ono that would preserve its contents
dry even though tho owner was com.
PEELED to take swim with tho box in the
pocket Of his pants, and tho pants ON the
swimmer. An upset In tho wilderness
or on tho coast, away from dwellings,,
often destroys every match q man has
with him, and places him in position Of
great danger
Though match boxes arc mado in In.
Vulnerable styles, we have never been
able to find one which was suitable for
carrying matches in tho pocket and
would at the same limo protect them
from water. There arc some difficulties
in the way of inventing such an article,
because when carried in tho pocket the
air within the box is rare6ed by the heat
Of the body. When tho box Is plunged
into cold water q partial vacuum ia
formed, and this aids in forcing water
through the joints.-Scientific American.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23
Tho Young FoIks' Friend.

A pleasant faced old gentleman, who
looks as IL he had forgotten as much as
some people know about editing news
papers, comes over from tho peaceful
shades Of Newark now and then to
mingle In tho busy metropolitan whirl
Of which ho was onco an important
figure. lie is Noah Brooks, long time
an editor Of the Tribune, conspicuous
journalist In San Francisco during
vigilante times and ono Of the most popI-
lar writer's for children who WELD quilts
today. Mr.. Brooks is tall, well built
man; his white hair has thinned out on
top, his eyes keep their light, and his
short, white side whiskers and mustacho
givo him venerable appearance. He is
well over sixty and carries his age "like
major" As editor OF Tho Newark Ad-
vertiser Mr.. Brooks continues tho active
intellectual work which has char.
acterized his life. He has given that
journal-ono Of tho Oldest In the coun-
try, by tho way--a standing 1t was un-
likely to get otherwise. Besides, In st.
Nicholas and such periodicals, where one
looks for the lighter touch and tho finer
fancies, his name is always welcome, not
only to tho editors, but to hundreds Of
tho little ones who havo learned TO look
forward with cagerness to his stories for
children. York World.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23
uoors sAnsArAniLrA. Z
THE PLAIN TRUTH

10 that Hoods Baxuapasilla :has ouro0 tnoop
saads Of people who eo1ogoo ssvoro1y ~
rheumAiism. IL noutvaliseo tho1ao(1o ~ -
the blood, which causes tboDe toFSioee -
ana achoss ana also vita11soo an1 o0x1o4oe ~
blood, thus proventing the recunoooo 81 ~
disease. These facts warrant us q uryon9 ~
n you sufFer with rhcumaaasu. 70 GlVo moo01
earsapAsilla trial,
"For . years I have su6srsa W1en oo1o11o
Rheumstism. Last November Wae ta1Ior
wore than ever. ana We unable - ~ ou4oo
the house. was almost s
HnLPLBss FOs - DAYS
tumering great agony. In Deeomooe orG4s
mcnced taxing Hoods oaxSapAr11lA AkeRf -
SECOND bottle was able 70 ~ oae oDd osvoD0
and attend 10 busineoo. tru9 0vo ooeeoo
ana Am now 20 me- from vheuUaeeDD ~
only occasionally feel q elighe1y - aoo q
den change NJ weather. I nAVe gfoot ooo0s
donCe In MoodS eArsapefilla. ouAuEO OA0s
HAR. Christie, Clarke Co, w.
lNFLAMMATORr DAEU n A3lou
Having been troubled WitA tm1amDa1ggy
rhcumatism for many years, my 0voGu1oo
attention was called TO Hoods BarsAVaFlA ~
an advertlsemeDt of cures % ha1 o9o0eo4
have now used threo bottles Of nouoss oaeDnp
parilla and can alrsady testify 70 eeoees1aa
results. highly recommend Il - blood p.
rfner." J. .. AYnpa, west Bloom1olos y. !.
Hoods SareapaSillA
sold By all drusgists. q six for .. rrUpaso1
only ~ .. l. HOOD . CO. Lowell
100 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

titeh, carrying uorcneS, crowded round her
"See, Macias, the torches--how they shinel
Bring more-bring more-snd light-our
marriage festivalln
"Eustacei Eustacei There, now they have
let her goi Poor child, poor childi how is
she to stand this night after night Eustace,
do you heart Let us 60 in to her now
quick, before she Is quite surrounded I
don't want to stay, but must just SEQ her.
and so must Paul. Ah, Mr.. Wallace has
gone already, but he described to me how To
find her. This wayr'
And Nine. do Chateauvieux, brushing tho
tears from her eyes with one hand. took Ken
dals arm with the other, and hurried him
along the narrow passages leading to the door
on to the stage, N. do Chateauvieux follow
ing them, his keen, French face glistening
with quiet but intense satisfaction.
As for Kendall, cvery sense In him was
covetously striving 10 hold and fix tho ex-
periences Of the last half hour. The white
mufiied figure standing in the turret door,
the faint lamplight streaming on the bent
head and upraised arm-those tones of self
torgetful passion, drawn straight, as 1t were.
from the pure heart Of love-the splendid
energy OF that last defiance Of fate and cir
cumstance-the low vibrations of her diving
words-the power Of the actress and the per-
sonality Of the woman-all these different
impressions were holding wild war within
him as he hastened on, with Marie clinging
to his arm. And beyond the little stage door
the air seemed to be even more heavily charged
with excitement than that of the theatre.
For, as Kendall emerged with his sister, his
attention was perforce attracted by the little
crowd Of persons already assembled around
the figure Of Isabel Bretherton, and, as his
eye Travelled over them, he realized with a
fresh start the full compass Of tho change
which had taken place. To oil the moro
eminent persons in that group Miss
Bretherton had been six months before
an ignorant and provincial beauty,
good enough to create social craze.
ana nothing more. Their presence round
her at this moment, their homage, the
emotion visible everywhere, proved that all
was different, that she had passed the barrier
which once existed between her and the
world which knows and thinks, aud had
been drawn within that circle of Individual
tiles which, however underlined, Is still the
vital circle Of any time or society, for it 4,
the circle which represents, more or less bril-.
liantly and efficiently, the intellectual life Of
a generation.
Only one thing was unchanged-the sweet
ness and spontaneity of that rich womanly
nature. She gave littls cry as she saw Mme
de Chateauvieux enter. She came running
forward, and threw her arms round the elder
woman and kissed her; it was almost tho
greeting OF daughter to a mother. And
then, still holding Nine Chateauvicux with
one hand, she held out the other to Paul, ask
ing him how much fault he had to find, aId
when she was to take hse scolding; and every
gesture had glow Of youth and joy in it Of
which the contagion was irresistible. She had
thrown OH tho white head dress she had worn
during tho last act. and her delicately tinted
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

- "a 10y. ~ - n sovs ~ last ssssIE-
he drew himself 70 ~ fun hssssS On ths
rug end gased sbsadily into tke Are. ~
knes Of bis mobile face sstting into repose.
YES Be said, ~ though 10 himseaf. ~
lcve her, believe have lovsd her from The
0ryt momeut~
Mme Do Chateauvieux ms trsmblinriv
silent, her thoughts travsling hack ovsr the
past with lightning rapidity. Could shc re-
member one word, ono hook Of Isabel Breth-
ertonS, Of which her memory might ssrvc 10
throw the smallest ray Of light on this DARK.
ness In which Eustoce seemed 20 Be stantiinel
No, not one 0ratitude, frieudship, esteem
all these had been there abundantly, bat
nothing else--not one Of those many siene By
which one woman betrays her love 10 an
otheri She rosc and put her arm ruuntl her
brothcrs neck. They had been % much 70
one another for nearly forty years; ho had
mover wanted anything a. . child or youth
that shc bad not tried TO get for him. How
strange. how intolcrable, that this toy, this
boon was beyond her gettiugi
Her mute sympathy and her deep distress
touched him, while, at the same time, they
seemed TO quench the last spark oe hopc In
him. Had hc counted upon hearing some
thing from her whenever he should break
silence which would tighten tho veil over tho
futurei II must have been %, otherwise why
this sense Of fresh disasteri
"Dear Marie, no said 10 hcr, kissing her
brow as she stood beside him, "you must be
as good TO mo a. you can. shall probably
be q good deal out Of London for tho present.
and my books are wonderful help. After
oil, life is not all summed up In one desire,
however strong. Other things are real 10
mel am thankful TO say. shall 1.-Two Il
down"
"But why despair 90 soonIn she cried, rc-
belling against this heavy acquiescence OF his
and her own sense Of hopclessncss. "You
arc q man any woman might love. Why
should she not pass from the mere friendly
intellectual relation to anotheri Don't 70
away from London. Stay and 500 as much
of her as you can"
Kendall shook his head. 81 used to DREAM"
he said huskily, ''of time when failure
should have come, when she would want
some one TO step In and shield her. Some
times I thought of her protected In my arms
against tho world. But nowr'
She felt tho truth Of his unspoken arCu-
ment--of all that his tone implied In tho
minds Of both the same image gathered shape
and distinctness. Isabel Bretherton In tho
balo OF her great success, In all tho intensity
OF her new life, seemed 10 her and 10 him 10
stand afar of, divided by an impossible gulf
from this simple human craving, which was
crying to her, unheard and hopeless, across
tho darkness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

~
his life was that
OF tho average
American boy.
Ho secured tho
position as page
In tho house Of
ropre sentativcs,
W h on 10 sat In
what Is now Stat
,uary hall. There
tho aotivo boy
learned how to
court favor and
construo tho mys-
teries Of politica
At IS ho went to
Elll.l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

passed through various chapters Of ex.
perience-as q country school teacher,
farm hand, law student and practitioner
and banker. Ho was admitted to tho
bar In 1869. 1ir. Townshend represented
avery strong Democratic district, and his
successor will probably DO q Democrat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23
(Oonciusion nex. Saturday }
Tho late n. w. 1ownshenl.

S"" S~sto Hss W. HuWuhUeUVs
Representative r. w. Townshcnd, OF
Illinois. who died In Washington 10.
Gently, after weeks illness. had just
completed his twolfth year Of service in
tho house Of representatives. Mr.. Towns.
hcnd was born In Prince Georges county.
Nd. April 4. 1S4O. Until tho aco of ia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

Vieux, laying hand on his arm. "Tiredf
mot the leasti But, OF course, all the
strain Is TO come. 1t is amazing, you know,
this reception. It's almost more trying than
tho acting. Forbes In the wings, looking on.
~ play in himselfp
In another minute the hubbub bad swept
out again, and the house had settled into 81
lence.
Macias was the central figure of the sec
ond act. In the great scene of explanation
between himself and Elvira, after he had
forced bis way into her apartment, his fury
OF Jealous sarcasm, broken by flashes Of the
old absolute trust, OF the old tender worship.
had been finely conceived, and was well rem
dered by the promising young actor whom
wallace had himself chosen Tor tue part FL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

kapsurs cure guaranteed by DR.. =. u. Mayer.
ISL Arch street. PhiladelphiA Ease At onoe.
no operation or delay from business. attests1
by thousands OF cures After others fail. advice
free, send for circular, mari0lyd4W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23

sss.s % w me saas - gone oousG 1nsrs
was nothing TO hide, nothing to regret. A
few kindly messages, q few womanly com.
missions, and every now and then few
words TO her husband, ~ simple as tho rest,
but pregnant with tho deepest thoughts and
touching the vastest problems Of humanity
this was all. Marie was dying as she had
hvei-bravely, tcndcrly, simply.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-23
uUMPHREYv sPECIFICs.
HUMPHRRYS'

DR. uUnrnRnys' srsCivfus are seientlncallY
ana cAretutiy prepaioo preocr1gts0nss no
GEES. and for over thirty yeafS use6 BE- NJ
HscgIs. isxsry singls spseinc y spssisis1s
These speoi1cs euie without asuensns.
purgtng o. re1uciuG the syetem, and 6to u
!nct ana ooo0 the SOVEREIGN 11MbDins % 11D
WORLp.
List Of Principai Nos. Cares. Prsee.
I. ysvms. C0ngeeti0n. Innsmmaslons ......S
3 CRYIHs CoLIo, OF Testhing Of Inlaai6....0
:. DiAnAa0A. Of Childron OF Adults .........8
Dyeunrneys Gripping. 1lllOue Co1ie.......0
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4 NDvRAL0IA, T0othachA, 1aooacAO.....,.,,0
9 HnADAOuA elck Headache. voxtAgo... ......D
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y. eUPPRnsenp OF PAIuyyL PuRI0oo. ...........8
- WniTn1r too Profueo Periods. ..............0
~ Cnour, Cough Dinteult Hrsathing. ........0
II SAIr n1. xarvs .,n. sysapSlss Ervpsaons.
ie. IBvsR AnD Asul, Chills. Malayia. .........0
u. PILnD. Hind or HleeAin9. .........,.........0
10. CATAiaH, Inh uepE g, Cold IN the HcSi ~
20. WnOOrIug Cou0H. Violent Coughs !. ........0
n. 9Bu1RAL DEBILITY Physical WsaknaoD. -
u. kIpHBr DisnAsu.... ......s..ssss..ss..........oo
%. NDRvous DnDILirr.. ........................Q q
70. URINARY W1ARuBss, Wetttng Bed .........oo
- DIslAsns OF THs HBAKf, PLpitAt10a ....O q
SOLD by druggistes or sent poetpaA0 q -.
ceipt OF price. Dk. HuMPHRBYs' AAuUAas (ltl
pa&ssl richly bound In cloth ana :golo, miilo0
ire: AUArHRxYy ABDlCIhS 90, 10 Phi,
SPECIFICS.
Tu,Th.BAwtO
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13

CAssIA COUNTY TIMES: A machine
has been invented to utilize some oi
the terrific water power that runs 10
waste at Niagara. The main feature
of the invention is an endless steel
chain, twenty feet wide and can be
made any length, with each link in
the chain containing a small turbine
wheel, all of which turn and furnish a
tremendous stream of water when the
chain is set crosswise of the torrent.
Should the present mammoth Snake
river canal schemes fail we expect 10
see the day when a similar invention
will be experimental to raise the wa
ters of Snake river to spread over the
vast plains lying in this county. If
the present prosperity of the Times
continues we may attempt the project
ourselves. There is one thing GER
tain, the Times proposes to have its
say in utilizing the Snake River wa
tiers if it takes all of this century and
part of the next.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13
A Big Mine

E. N. Morrissey came In from Lost
river Sunday. He says tunnel has
been run in on the Leopard copper
and silver mine till depth of thirty
feet has been attained, and vein OF
solid ore has been cross cut. -Four
samples we're taken from the whole
width of the vein, in order to get as
near as possible fair average. The
result of the assay OF these samples
was 20 per cent copper and 40 ounces
silver. The owners are going to sink
at the end of the tunnel to depth OF
100 feet. They have laid out town.
site, and the new town will be chris
tened Samoa. We understand that
several parties went out to the mine
Sunday with a view of locating it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13

The story of the "Jaybirds" and
"Woodpeckers," which comes to US
from Texas strongly indicates that
great portions of the South are yet
suffering from lack of reconstruction.
The "Woodpeckers" are body Of
Democrats in Richmond, Fort Bend
county, Texas. The "Jaybirds" are
also Democrats of the same town and
county. Ths "Woodpeckers," how
ever, are greatly in the majority and
are composed Of whites and blacks,
while the "Jaybirds" are "niggsr
hating whites" At recent election
the "Woodpeckers" chose the officers,
the same being white men and Dem
ocrats, but no nigger haters. The
"Jaybirds" objected to the officers
chosen and organized mob to
shoot them out of the Offices. This,
it seems, they were successful in do
ing. The fight between the two fac
tions was sufficiently severe to require
the aid of state troops to suppress it,
and of the governor and attorney gen.
eral to adjudge upon its merits.
These officials decided in favor of the
mob, that is, the men who were not
elected to hold Office, consequently
the men who were elected have ire
signed"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13
The McGialey's Are Coming

Bob and Eva McGinley's New
Comedy Concert is coming, and will
give our citizens a rare treat, tor
our exchanges speak in the highest
terms of their late performances where
they have appeared, and they are
playing nightly in opera houses filled
to their full capacity. The company
consists of the old favorites, Bob
and Eva Mckinley, Prof. w. H.
Fesrn, L lie Fearn, J. H. Fush and
George r. Young, who will appear
here next Monday night, Sept, 10th,
in Temperance Hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13
(,hildreH Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle actor
aud soothing effects of Syrup of Figs
when in need of laxative and If the
father or mother be costlve or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use, so that it is the best iamil Y rem
edv known and every family shoult
have h bottle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13

In order that he might not be en-
tlre'y left by Graham, Steve Brodie
the hero of Brooklyn bridge, has gone
over Niagara falls in Its widest and
most bolsterous part, and when il
was at Its best. He went over in an
Inflated rubber suit, and was pulled
oat OF the water some distance below
the tails in an lnsensible condition,
with blood oozing from his nose and
ears. His injuries were not fatal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13

The News Miner says the argu-
ments in the case of w. T. Kennedy
who killed Hank Lufkin in Haley
commenced at $50 on the evening OF
the 9TH and lasted till $40, Attorney
Sullivan and District Attorney Wat
ers for the prosecution, aud Attorneys
Harris and Vineyard for the defense
After hearing the arguments Justice
Street announced his decision dis
charging defendant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13
Assessor and Tax Collector


WHEREAS the repairs of the Cath
ohc church in this city is an absolute
necessity, the Rev. Father Vim. J. A..
Aifndr'cks intends to have grand
musical entertainment, both vocal and
instrumental, in order to raise some
money for that purpose. A good
MANY prominent citizens have already
promised the Rev. gentleman to help
''"i oy their talent and by other as
ISSUANCE to make the affair a success.
~ ,"e concert will take place on
- anahksglving, Thursday, November
T''"' In Masonic Hall. A prelimina-
y meeting of all who will cooperate
~ l'ie entertainment will be held at
'"e residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Chur n
~ uesday, Sept. l7,h, at 1880 p. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13

property taxes become delinquent
on the second Monday in December.
Unless paid prior to that date ten per
cent will be added, as penalty.
roll taxes become delinquent, al
So on the second Monday in Decem-
oor' and unless paid prior to that date
apenalty of fifty cents will be added
RALPH CALDERwoop,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13

SENATOR WADE HAMPToN wants the
United States to appropriate s5,00O.-
600 to buy Cuba and colonize the
Negro. If Mr.. Hampton will include
!daho's fossilferous >pecimens of the
silurian age who oppose not only
Statehood. but progressiveness in
" nhatever form, we will arise in our
might and second the motion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13

SURVEYS are being made for the
Midland Pacific railroad. 1t is the
intention to build from Sioux Falls,
Dakota, cross the Utah Northern at
Market Lake, strike Salmon river at
Salmon city, continue down tina,
stream to White Bird, thence to Cam
AS Prairie and Lewiston, and thence
to the seaboard by the most feasible
route The surveyors stated at Lew
i,ton that they found no serious OBJ
stacles to the project. The Midland
Pacific is believed to be All outgrowth
of the Chicago and Northwestern.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-09-13
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry, IDAHO,
Anpust o7 1880

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry, IDAHO,
August 81, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
be made before Register and Receiver at
Boise City, Idaho. on Tuesday, Oct. 8,
1889, viz; 1horel Johansen, who made
Homestead entry No. 1852, for the SWL
Sec. %, TIP. TN, E,BM.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: John Ire
ton, Edison Marsh. Albert G Church. Da-
vid Snyder, all of Squawa Creek p. O.
Idaho. HARLEM PEFLEY.
Aug ~, 1859. Register.