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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
uoLDiyG corRr ~ 4 DYING WITNESSES EooH.

Macon ia Dec. In the United states Court
vc.t..dav ON the beginning o the uinth day ot the
conspiracy tr.a,. the district attorney stated u''
Eur,h one Of T." principal witnesses. was p'oo'oN
DIVING and moved that the court change Ms pace "'
holding 10 the boarding hogse whcrr he Itd been
taken from Jail. About hall ~ honr aer"ald about
forty persons. comprising the codrt we're III t' b'"
ronp If IN. unfortunate who was hardly able To
breathe He made full confession. mpli'atlie SIN
thar ,,j.or,r. I'm the conspiracy to murder John C.
To,,,thr ~lN hundred dollars was the sum PROMISED
and $3.50 wa, paid. Lowry dd the killing and e.,
,nncd lie /. supposed ~ be- the notorious bob
Urcvcr Hurch VIII probably die. The defence deny
thr statements OF Burch altogether
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
TIE Rrs,IlN rrENORIor PAKTN

pari:. DcC I-.-l The Er!llr' iOday published An
Interview with the NIhl-t Lavion, who dc'iarc' that
the rcrIor, party TN exists in Russia bat that II j,
di,J9caail~d. Instead Of being -inpi" body, dI
rcctcd BY executive committee IA" party now con
elst, 81 twenty Ivc groups. each acting under = dit
icrcnt system Of ofgsnilation bu; all wording 70
cr,"t the sdnc end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
WHY rApLEwaa EILLHn GEH eELMHE.Eorr. |

WIi1 FNDLtNahI hIIT|tI 'I-.'' NI''''' ''I'1''''I
Par Dec. i-.-Ihc - Echo" pubi-I"- a -ta'cn"h'
which II i, alleged Padicw.k made fc~ dave m'"i
'..c murder ot General scavCr,toH. IN thi, tate
mcut Tadlcv Xxi ed.d he Killed Genera! ~chV-rrhpH
bccausc n" l1',r wa plotting with ihc Russian police
t. Cti,'urc .;Ilil.-'~ General ~clvcI.lOF, lhfIc"
eli aGGcd had lll"d l> -civant, 10 prevent them
from rev ctI.IF H. secrets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
4 COTTOy STEAMBOAT BURNED

New orleans. Dec. 1.-The steamboat Lake Wash
inrion. plyng between Monroe and poiuts Bayou
d.Arbonne. burned ,hi, morning, together with her
cargo consisting Of about 500 bales OF cotton. Tho
c,rco was vqlnrd az about S2j 900, Insurance not
l,ovu The boat was valued AT 0.OOO insurance
- 800 There no lives lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
az INSPECTOR KILLS 4 CHTNiKAN.

Port Townsend. Wash. Dec. ls.-Thirte< China
men were captured near Dungeness yesterday while
tryins to sn.ugglo their into the United states.
Tbcv resisted arrest aud one Of them was killed by
lnspe.tor Fem. Cinnamon wre say they will call
th. attention Of their Government to the killing The
ius ucctor's superior officers hold llm blafnelesS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
THE rr.c voc1L,, OWNER, To- FORFEIT $4oo.

ottawa Dec 1.-THE case Of the American tug
Norul. which called fo.th circular hom g." ! 'm'''
Stato, Treasury Department. De, jn,t been @'l""'
c.te. nuon -, :nr Customs Dcpattm ui. W !. Id'hi
Ice Assistant Commissioner Of Customs. say> tal ia
March a ve sci from Yokohama W., brought nom 900
into Eson,,nault larbor bv the American tug COILS me
corsor; Of the tug Mocul. THIS was regular en9urH.
The vc,,ei va, then Ia be- towcd from E,qumaut u
Victoria or from ore port in Canada to ano'her lhe
Collis's owners. who also the Mogul. adopted te
device Of having a Canadian tu- tow The vessel oh'
four or bvc inllc~. wh"rc sIc was taken up nv tho
,ocul .nt by her owed 60 Victoria. Here the M'Gul
wa, -rzed and released 0rlv on dcpo-. I'M 800"
l!cr ownc.~ NJ parnacc cav. cal Nat" Il - c'aI
!,c tho Law BIZ doing towing non one p'i' in 'a'ic-
20 another ote de Of thc j.r,c ,cm" Limit. uu W. Par
malice points ont in hi- iepoI that a." treaty y l7i"
signed IN Washington runs TIE 'ind3'y line through
he mdcle of the strait Of Fuca. wa.N extended -"
lu, q cor Of Canada about eighteen mile from -h"r'.
and. consequently. thc NoGT vae clearly within Can
ahitn vatcr. and liable p"rsl', of 400 hn". A.
urovldod - section .. Chapter =" ~ Oh" "riytmr
Victoria.
Jac Department h., consequently lrpo.cf tnc y
$500 .n The Nocl. w!.c-" uvncr- thus fci'l' their
dop,,i. There j. anOllor charce oi a similar nature
p"lGii4 AKA ns' III" MteIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

VERDICT IN Tllh RAfEhAlS PICTURE 'NNf-
London. Dec THE trial of The persons Charged
with hav1ng IA their p0escs-io and exposing Indecent
pictures. being the result Of the seizure by the pocd
u, gallery Pail Mall Of number Of painting, Illus
rr4' ng ;lc work. Of Rabelais ended to day verdict
Of guilly. Paidng appeal, sentence was postponed
until the next sc,-ions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
ANOTHER RACE WON by nnNnGurE.

Amsterdam, Dec. i-.-In the international cham
plonslp skating contests here to-day Joseph pon0g'Hc
nf Ncwburg. y y, tAc amateur champion Of America
won the three mile FOR the championship
Of Holland lie covered The distance nine minutes
and seventeen ScrOnds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
rgEVCu %t'N- A. HOSPITAL NURSES.

Pafi~. Dec. Is.-In the Chamber of Deputies TO-DAY
" De-pr- proposed that g." Government Ic'torc the
nuns TO their former position. Il, hospital nnrt"'.
" Con-tan>, Minister oi The interior, "ppo~~d The
propoeal and argued IN dcfeuc" ~ lay pon tc
onnclu.IOn Df the Minister, remarks tIc order OF The
day Wa, VOtcG-Jjl 10 l1G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

Welland. ont. Dec. ls-Arthnr Iloyt Day who
murdered HI, wife by pushing her over clh at
Niagara rsIl. la+i JAY. hanged Il, :0i O'Clock
this morning. The condemned man walked 10 tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
rnE GEnMAN kN1,ER,. .ENTIMENr.

Berlin. Dec. IA Hll length portrait oi Emperor
william viii be hung in the room oi ilc Nin'-u' "i
Instruction, which the cducadcnai conference lu-
cIosrd VA, held The portlsr winch j. the ct oi i,
Emperor bear the inscription: SIC Won" SIC IuD'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
DOCTORS BACK FROM BERLIN
THEY ATTENDED DR.. KOCHS CLINICS.
DRs. H. p. LOOMS, sTDARNs AND LINsEY TALK
OF THE TREATMENT.

prominent physicians who had gone 70 the Ger
man capital to study the new treatment as pIac-
| tlScd by DR. Koch in the hospitals Of th1t city.
! Most of these medical men came back the
White Star steamer Majestic Among them were
DR.. II. p. Loomis DR.. H. s. Stcarns and DR..
j. II. Linsey. The two former physicians brought
with them a small quantity of lymph secured
from DR. Libcrtz the chief assistant OF Professor
| Koch II was obtained after considerable trouble,
| for Dr. Koch objected strcnuously to supplying
the fluid to any but representatives of hospitals,
| and all credentials were scrutinlzcd with great
care.
The vial Of lymph brought by Or Looms was
| in n small package and The last given ont
before he sailed. The little BOTTLE was wrapped
in cotton and was packed in n box about one and
a half inches long by one inch deep. All Of these
bottle, are gwen out by Professor Tibcrt1, who
has charge Of the distribution of the lymph. Only
q nominal charge of twenty-five marks, so in
American currency, is made for the lymph al the
Koch laboratory. Or Loomis said yesterday that
the same quantity on the open market would
bring thousands Of dollars He knew personally
That English physicians had offered as much rs
81 90 a drop for the preparation. DR.. LoomSa
small vial, when diluted. will suffice for about
1000 injections. In speaking of IL" elect Of
the discovery in Berlin. DR.. LoonIls said
" The effect on the people ol Berlin and tho
surrounding country l. something wonderful.
Entire communities seem dcsirous of paving homage
20 Or Koch. IN shop windows where pictures
~ '"' "'F'"I "''' 'o'H',| "''P'N'' ''' ~"
20 u" '''" P.'''-' pms VI ''' ,'..'. W.
c'"i .o"' '"'' were 80" "''"'' ." P''
.,,,.'t,.,', ,,,l. ,.,,,rJ
a. ''''"' ''''' ''' =
"'' i'''"" "'" 80 "''"' ''' Wv ,''''
"h'l' '''F '' '''' ''.''H'' ,',''' '" NV 80
'' h'N P'"'''''"' ''r "'"'' P''''"" P', ''
o'>'l ''l'uh -"' '' ''i'h '' p'"I N"'n ~
would read h.i"'' '.' A'"d'ml o. N'il'n' al a."
early day. u" >H' 'h.' ''. l"''fN h'd Oh "I'
about 5000 'pu.. .'''.N Tor Nmp' A"'"' 'n'''
VS. one i"H N''''" '.'H''' WHO "'S N'' ~
f"fhn 10y surgeon ''''I.' "'''''' 10 P."'
some 81 ~" lymph loI '"r "'NcIi"N'h'. 10
/ 'hc time Dr. I'""WiN 'I' VT. 'irm'n n'' "''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

fCND- FOR \ MONUMENT 10 CAPT JOHN SMITH
London, Dee. i7.-Thc warGcn' oi ~ Scphl'h r.
Church. IN this clty. where the rcm"ln' "i captain
John smith buried. luve l~-ucd an appeal TOT
funds TO erect memorial worthy Of the founder 81
virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
4 RUSSIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.

~. Petersburg. bee. ls.-Thc Russian Gnvcrnincnt
la. invited Professor Koch, Professor Pa-tcur ana
rir Joseph Lister surgeon extraordinary 10 Queen We
Ora to hold a conference IN tins city, with the object
Of founding Il meteorological institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

ELECTED PREhlDENT OF THE SPANISH PARTY.
jIa,ana Dec. Count do Gasrza h3- b'cu
unanimously elected president Of the Spanish party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

fish and are the least National class III the com
muu!,y. In ca'Culatiug raruoWs chances of snccc,N
ell classes ncdiug the landlords, must be considered
Il he WINS in Kilkenny, h. will succeed rdpuy every
where. if he fall there his triumph VIII he slower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

London. De-. ls.-Mr baliour Chcf secretary iOI
Ireland has started for Dublin. where he VIII remain
during the Christmas holld1tH
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

ans lors atseu ssien fell0wee
CT sle b4 prost1lag t44s complaining 4
witnesses - cases trlshle in justice
courts stall give beDds ler tAs costs IA
TIE s4m 81 $50 TAs reosmmeadAtion
Of tas cen au1ltbee on Judiciary thst tie
bin BE indefinitely postponed Vas de-
fsated sna tbs biz - placed on tie
calen1ar ghls bll - stme1 81 ths
sezevhers Tor oontrabana liquors.
TIE Democrats have perfected their
caucus bill providing for Representative
districts il axes tie nuneer si Haeln-
bers ~ - sRa tie rAti0 II represents
tioa a. IS zoe population.
Governor Boles sent - the Senate The
name Of } J Damn. 81 DgoueSe. ss oll
Inspector TIE appointment vas eon-
frmea by the senate u executive ses.
stan
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
LOUISYlLLE'S LOSS.
story Of TIE RAstn Caused BY TIE
Storm King.
A SCEsE OF lEfUL pEIlSIlIIOs.
a 10. k@aiE.sss Places shs Deaths a.
s<ssstg ave @0c sks Lsss ~ FrsPsFty
ss Ga zoe. oeo-w ksls Blocks -
bali4kAxs Desaollshsa.
TIA sTKIcNEx csrs.

LoVlsylLLx, Ky. March -. The re-
lief committee of ths Beard y Trsas
has prepared tie following statement
rs "a rssgis. ne calamity t1st hss over
tHken ne elsy q L.0Uisvills tg ths efoleas ef
Tsorsa4y nlsst ssost sa@as sprs&s sFsE .
terrltSFs Of oGf c.it c0feTihs space -
srssa4 sbsus a. yaFas vias aAa tarVe siies
in seassh ferS@gb TIE business en4 resiaenee
poTJisls q OF oAty 2ks tess Is .ife - u Tie
ueishboFeoo2 y ts believed % seseEiy ave per
soma sEe tts lSzs g. the cts ~ lhe an ily IN
damage 10 houses saa sssAA h heiesee nsi te
e1eeeo ~ ooAe1o wsile tes calamity IL .
Eress one. ssT oiExsns les sue IL cope witk IL
ana are uot cast coSn. pui ~ a. unoe proceed
~ repair and resume II tAe caaEasls Eow ln
terfsptsd In al other poruoas q ne eity
bt s1ness ls resCulihE Us uS9si chaEntlE
'RHfIsf COMMUNE boAsD "a TkADx
By william T. kslis CEsirlasA"
Ii IS probable that the committees
estimates both as 70 tie loss of life aud
property are too low. The number Of
dead Is more likely 70 reach the neigh
borb God OF roo. while sOme place the
figure as high as 500 Ii is also be-
lieved by some people that the injured
will nun Der 300 or more and that the
damage 10 property in this city viii
reach from SIC. Oeo. 900 10 SIS, ooo. 600
That ala will be furnished II needed
or desired is evident from tho ready
proifers from neigh boring States and
clt!es II is likely that this generous
assistance will be required By the small
or towns and villages, in which the pee
pie will be less able 20 face the disaster
which has oyertsken them.
The search for victims is going stead
lily on. and each hour ADDS largely 70
the already long list In many places
the men labor in great danger Of being
buried beneath the tottoring walls al
any moment and other accidents are
looked for momentarily.
THE DEVASTATED DISTINCT
The boundaries " the districts swept
BY the hurricane, as nearly as may be
described by streets, are as follows:
Coming from the southwest, toe wind be-
gan its destruction at Broadway. sweep
ing round between Fifteenth and Six
teenth. Thence nortbessterly. diagonal
ly 70 Chestnut On Chestnut the dam
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

Marquette. Mich. March 2o.-Five
Finnish miners, names unknown, were
caught by cave-in at tho Prince OF
Wales mine, near Negaunee, at O'Clock
FRIDAY afternoon. The timbers gave
way and let down tons Of ore and rock
upon them. Two OF the men escaped
with bad bruises, but their three comrades
are still beneath the fallen mass. There
Is no probability that they are alive
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

ThA City OF Haria Safe.

LONDON, March 2o.-The Inman line
steamer City of Paris, Captain Watkins,
which sailed from New York March 10
for Liverpool. and for whose safety
some fears were entertained, she being
some days overdue, has been spoken
twenty-five miles west of Crook Haven
with her machinery disabled She was
being towed by another steamer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

RoCKFoRD. H.. MzroA 80 Mrs Rog-
ers- of Chicago, ~ho has been 81 The
BeekmAH4ss convention heIe, asserts
that sAe IS Eve come - Ito again She
talss nearly as lucidly .cn this theory
ss does Schweinfurth upon his claim
Of being Christ lie, however, de-
noanoes her ss an impostor. Mrs.
Rogers has returned 70 Chicago sull
convinced that she Is the mother OF the
whole human race.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
has Vigilance Repaid.

New YORK, March 29.-An unknown
thief who tried TO enter the store OF
Abraham sarks, a tailor, At l4S East
Sixteenth street Friday night, was shot
dead by the proprietor. Several at
tempts TO rob the store had been made
recently ana Marks sat up and watched
fnr tho inIrn1rr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Killed on tho Railroad.

ELKHARr, Ind, March %. Mrs. Will
lam Thompson, a well-known residen;
Of this city, aged rs years was killed q
short distance east OF here by looomo-
tive while she was crossing the track.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
c.as,.l aow.rd 10 $50 Tr.usf.rrse.

WASHINGTON March 29.-One Of the
important army changes incident - tie
deash OF General Crook is understood 20
have been practically determined upon
This is the transfer Of Major-General o..
O. Howard from New York 20 Chicago,
as commanding ofloer for the division ot
the Missouri the most Important of the
division commands.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
C,1 for a sfiner.' Convention.

PIrTsBURGH. Pa, March %. Chair
man Dempster, Of the Miners Union.
has issued a call 20 the miners aud coal
operators ot Indiana. Illinois. Ohio.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia 10 meet
in Columbus. O., April 70. II Is intend
cd to arrange schedule Of wages 10 take
effect from May ], 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

rrv YORK Narch - The bnsiues.
failures reported numt,er 80 iu tbs
United states thts week. sfslnsf 200 iast
week and 1s1 thls woek last year The
fotsl mn hsr ~ fs erss ir ths Criies
States s.nes 5srusry lf $3.50. sgsinst
ab1s il faep
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
Passed AWaI.

MILWAUKEE, March po.-Edwsrd
O'Neill, one Of Milwaukee's oldest and
most highly honored citizens, died
Thursday night of old age and pneu-
monia. lie was mayor of this city in
1868, 1867, 1888 and 1863.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

BURLINGTON, Ia, March 29.-The ex-
ecutive committee OF the Interstate
league has finally decided TO limit the
league to the following six clubs: Quincy,
Evansville, Terre Hsute, Galesburg,
Peoria and Burlington.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
HAS Probably Killed Herself.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Miss Matte
Bacon, handsome and wealthy young
lady from Niles, Mich, has disappeared
from her clearinghouse in this city un-
der circumstances which indicate sui
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
4 schooI-Houss Burned.

THEE RIVERS. Mich, March %. The
Central Union school building in this
village was totally destroyed By fire
Thursday evening. Loss about $50, 600;
insured for Sll. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

10th the m1thod and results when
oJ up 81 igs Is taken; il Is pleasant
GAd rsif'Shing % tie taste, and sets
gently get promptly en- the kidneys,
Liver sad Bowels, eleaases the sys-
ten eHeetuaily. dispels colds, head-
E'-nes al levers and cures hahitual
constipation syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
tucet, pleasing 70 the taste and ac-
eeptable 70 the stomach, prompt ia
y action and truly beneficial Ia is
eieet-, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend It
10 al and have made il the most
popular remedy known
syrup Of Figs Is for sals In SOC
and 81 bottles b. al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist Who
Iaay not have il on hand viii pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try L. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTc syrup co.
sAg fEAac!Sco. est.
t'OfS<iSlE. ~ sEa Foss. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

DEcATUR, H.. March z9.-Durlng the
storm Of Thursday evening Charles and
Emma Black, children OF Charles Black,
a wealthy farmer, were riding homo
from school on horse back, near Mechan-
icsburg. when lightning struck the boy,
killing both him and the horse. The
little girl walked home through the
driving rain TO tell OF ths awful death
OF her brother
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

MEMPHIS. Tenn-, March 2s.-Word
has Just been received that the toN-
boat Sail City was caught by the cy-
clone Thursday night az G&yoso, lS5
miles above here. The entire tow wss
lost. including coal, one fuel and two
produce b4rges Six OF the crew were
lost The namas are no, given. The
1gas wae upfuzur.~l
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

MEsfrzIs, Tszn-, March % A severe
wind-s.or1u So n - ~ o'clesk Thursday
morning ard prevailed with urore 81 less
fury untit la>e hour a. nigbt TIE
veiocitY reached was fo~tT-siT Tbt III les
81 bogr. scme slight aamsTe was
done ~ property al ever tke
sssa rtots ssf orokea xfndops a.
Gsllstia, T-na several hcns~s wers -
wclishsa John Hibbast hfs tvo rhil-
srsn an3 roang ziri we're k8lef b.
fsidnz walls Ma Hibhett eas seri-
~psiT hnrk Ja~ss Patterson ard Nra.
Tssu- wars badly isiare3. sri it ia
ssoauht hrth wHl dia Several
ssssv renaa wa~a saverelT iafar-s
Tar irea tris1e ever r'esk So
o~eez fhe fhntfa~nraa e
xssh~iile ross wss hleen fe~n s-F 81
vsins sac beea sssnso~ss Tbs s~s~~
- a r. seas 81 "a q -rrr'ass srses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-17

for the villyun. He came, saw an he
run like thunder. But he dropped a
sack in his haste. With a stealthy tread
I crept to where it lay, seized it and
bore it away in triumph. 1t had on it
81 BradleY's name, and ever afterward /
knowed who it was who stole them
melyons.
Then one day I captured a Teller
what stole a buggy whip. seed him
take it, an it only took me three days
to prove it, and get 1t back. Oh, as
said before, amt no SLOUGH"
Perhaps not" said the superintend-
ent, but feel that our agency is not q
fit place in which to utilize your re-
markable talents. / would suggest that
you go back to Indiana armed with firm
determination and that musket, and
henceforth consecrate your life to the
killing of fools. Should that gun chance
some day to shoot out of the wrong end,
then so much is gained. No, there is no
opening for you, except the one which
tho carpenter, foreseeing your visit,
kindly provided. Please take advan-
tage of it as soon as possible; turn the
knob to the right"
Joel did so with a dazed and dreamy
expression filling every nook and cor
ner of his extensive countenance. AS
one in dream he took the first train
for Indiana, where he is probably even
now engaged in ferreting out deep-laid
plots against hen-coops and melon
patches with all the skill ever displayed
by professional from Scotland Yard
That fellow" said the official who
related the story, ''was fair sample Of
the granger applicant for positions.
They come here in all grades of YER
dancy and ignorance, eager for excite
ment and rcnown, generally leaving
about as Mr.. Radkin did. 1t takes a
mighty smart man to be a detective, the
principal requirements being the ability
to keep ones mouth shut We get most
of our men from the ranks of the police
force and places of that order. Even
with that sort of a man it takes at least
years training to mako reliable de.
tective, and you can imagine the labor
it would require to manufacture first
class man out of such material as Joel.
That sort of fellow may generally rely
on being given the key to the street."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-17
Boiled Milk.

Boiled milk will not produce an in
active state of the bowels, if child is
cared for properly otherwise. If it does,
a little barley cruel or oatmeal Cruel.
we'll prepared and strained, may be
given, and this will entirely counteract
any such effects. Simply heating milk
is not enough; it must be cooked fifteen
or twenty minutes. There would be
comparatively little summer COM
plant" if milk were always cooked be-
fore using. Sour stomach, wind, cholera
morbus, diarrh9a, ETC., are all due to
germs, and children fed upon sterilized
milk are free from these diseases.
Cooked milk is more digestible, and
when one becomes accustomed to it, is
more palatable as we'll. When one is
tired and hungry glass of hot milk.
slowly slipped, or taken with crackers or
dry bread, is exceedingly refreshing
DR.. Kellogg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-17
enough in detec4in' 2ow to commence

enough IN detec5in' row to commcace
biz"
''Think SOP" inquired the official, re-
gaining his composure. $50 you're from
Indiana, hey? l would have supposed
from your general appearance that you
were from New York or London"
SIS that sop said the delighted heir
Of the Radkins.
Il thought this here outfit Of mine
would fetch EN-" he continued to him
self. 81 amt no dern fool, and /
knowed this here muskit and butcher
knife was the proper thing fer deteca
i've. Wall, mister, can you give me a
case to begin work on Immediately to
once?"
"Well, don't be so fast. Suppose you
give me some of the experience you
have had in this work"
"Wall," said Joel, leaning his gun in a
corner and sitting down on the superin-
tendents desk, Il hev had q right
smart of experience, / kin tell you.
have run down more villyuns than any
other Teller in Switzerland County.
One time there wuz teller stealing
pap's watermelyons an determined to
run him to the earth. Chats what
they say in the story books.) So dis
guised myself with a pair of rope
whiskers and mans green goggles and
went out after dark one night, an l laid