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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-11

The HERALD has remarkably excel
lent exchange list. The editors and mem
bers OF staff of many of the newspapers
thereof are this editors beloved and adj
mired friends. per consequence the PEE
rusal Of the newspapers ON that list is a
delight To miss scanning single issue
of a single one Of them is painful. An
absence of nearly two weeks from Fair
haven has piled upon our exchange.tabl'
nearly cart-load Of these pleasant facec
journals. To get through with the 10
has made stack Of loose papers aroun'
us a. big a. a hay -mow-large hay now
and yet the work is incomplete and othe
work presses. The press presses for il
II Is awfully apparent that some Of thes
friends must be skipped or that the edito
must skip board, lodging, and all name
OF rest At this writing nature hereabont
is having a row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

y ,eoo ,bc church. which. for 50 many cent.
IN IN'o Viz '"'' - .tr
uries had been one OF the Er''''' e''''eS ~, i'''
was visited by Chatcanbr'nd' who describes ~ ~
lojnr in a hopeless state of ruin. - Hit"
r., .l., .l.r .rc,n or ~. over hrirg rc-
cN'hc' ol' t.' t,.li,. rr,,nnsrd "a Howell il =,
stored '""' j was ,no,,o,,,c
the ground and convert ~ sue l''o maj h'',
Napoleon l. however, dccmcG ihat cost "h"' "
rnigSt ,Ic BasjIica of st. Denis was 70 be restored
"'1 arnc1i,,. as possible 70 us pristine condition
~ N"'"'l =, 'I...,,,,,. c,,i, ,o..,tIc church
Fortunately j. AI'N"''"'' - "'''
had been violated, obtained "IINla9''" "' '''
Government :, gather together the fragments OF
10 .,,,b. and a. have them transported 10 70
Tie '"WpA' an" ~ '"' ,,..
museum "hich Hc i'" i'"''' ~ ' ..,
former Church Of 81 Andre o's MIS- ana VINO"
,.. L,,,,,, for s,uc Ten Years as Tie Museum OF
vas =. ,...,.,. ti,. br,,,zc and
historian 49,. t..d.,. ,,.o,,.
bras, monuments, 10 wen ~ inc "1''" ''''''
were al destroyed. bat those of marble aud stone
,,.ro mn, so haueIc,,ly mutlIatcd e. was at first
ioIt.,.d Indeed the ntcatcr number 81 them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

experimenting with the heating power Of electricity
for several months and has demonstrated that almost
anv degree OF heat be produced by the eiectrio
currelt. The great problem that the INDUSTRIOUS
electrician now cndevOring to solve = how u heit
a house or business block by electricity. This has
been attempted by eminent electricians bnt mus lar
All EXPERIMENTS have resulted in failure. Mr.. Hughes
las studied these failures carefully, and ne Is cOnndcnt
that he Is pursuing the right course 10 sOiltoh:
Eight wears ago he was a farmer in Kansas ana hai
never given electricity any attention. lie had always
taken an interest in machinery however. ana wHeil
he arrived in Minneapolis the hGst elecLrc dNIamo
in the Northwest being placed IN me rllls2uiy
A. mill experiment, ana ne Sc'ui,u the pas
with results thus far that give promise Oh ZANE IN
the future. -,
These experiments with electricity have gradualv
paved tn" way to more prctentOua EFFORTS, anu tncY
are being directed TO the development 81 pau
for heating residences and business blocks Dy eiec'
ricity. The plan OF Mr.. Hughes provinces io'
central plant and the heat is 20 be carried 10 we
buildings, but the manner Is not yet rcVeaied " uo
inventor. In the building Ia be heated u WI us
distributed by system of pipes similar To nc
pipes now i'm general uee except that no hot ar VIII
be allowed to escape until it Is distributed by LOU
into the desired rooms. About - per cent OF ths
heat from furnaces Is LOST before 1t can De distribute"
where 1t j. wanted By the Hughes system, u sic'
trihued through registers INTO the room, anu III,
saving Of heat will bc directly M me paln -.
economy that the inventor claims electricity can W.
uscd FOR heating houses Wherever coal Is u>ro thae
II viii cost no more than coal. AID he thinks com
sidcraby less. The purchaser Of electricity Ov uis
plan wonld bay only Tor what he uses NIcm o,,t
dc. red tcmpcrature IS attained in room the
can he completely closed % reduced. aS may be 10
Sired and meter Will record the amount 81 cScIo ,e
i-ed : spring the house registers VIII CLOS, ny
electric current and upstairs registers can ne oipa'
mr. oucrod bv "A device the ground moor, thus ih"A
ing If CONVENIENT q, well a, pleasant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
FI>H DISHES FOE LENT
WHIT ISIS THE M,GKrT.

WHAT Us IN THE MNRkiT.
The Lout.1 mtr.,., open with pl .u'iul supply ~
h.h o.. chief dcNcicIr, are shad. which is Sill
- e., % pou.d amt pompluo at 80 cent, pound.
Ilrlr . up u-h superior - o. tire H'.h 'hh wei
b.o.f.d amt .,rveI with o nlitr, d'uo;cl -auo". zee
t,.. i,,.rr- I'll. a. Do r,uoAr tlc backbone rhi, J.,
,I. ...l, d,r. Than tl. uo. lco would believe.
.r, ,..i..,.. ...n,,f Do. torn ont bat can be- care
,,,. .,.,.,. ,r , .l.r, l,nin. Li..r or any small
l. a., i.. i,,,.. aud d. t...l.u. the flesh OIL tho
. ,.l.,. tn. D., .It,n, g. removed a large pro
,r,l.,r f tr. bone. iu the r-h D., ronc Flattcu 1t
..,.t ,,.f q v.,th .llt and rub 10 with little per
,l, .,. .v,t ,u Tnl,-, the oil is
...., ,. melted Lutt.r Allow the fish
. . ,. .,i.. u,. minute then iroi IT for
,,., .f,, i,,u.. ON t,i. flesh Idle and an instant
, fla. .lir Idle. 4 good mnitrr d'hltcl saucc is
,, t.,,...
,,,, a.. t,ti., ,,,rf,il. If buit.r I'm , saucepan.
80 ,, '., , t,, t.,, and ,i> ncrucr
49,, ,,. ,,ll,. t.,,nf,l. of nolr then add
,, ,, ,,. .f .Ii.i,, ,,r ans, white ,torl or
... , nan. ,,u,n,., and .,lt and ALLOW
, g., ..,..,,,,. r,. ,,fnrtc. u,,t
aim. ,. i..,.. ~ hal, ,
'i' '"l'' OH ''''' '-.' "''" ' ''' " ''
lemon. AId tll. mixture slowly ana carefully or
fine. .o.. uiu ,I.il.. strain the -iucc INTO "a warm
''.'"" '' $3.50, 9. ,.., 49,,
ana ''c ''. ' -'''''" "''" ' I'VE "'' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

In allowing inactivity Of the kidncys 10 gro" u'''s
neglect The deadly shoals Of Brghts disease '' wa"
less VIII wreck goodly bark Of health II II IL a''"u
70 drift ruddcrless upon them. The bladder. 700 J. '
active. and judicious medication does not speedily d'D
the helm toward the port Of safety, will b" "h'md by
the quicksand Of disease. In selecting durlc lr your
choice fall upon Hoscttcr Stomach Btters. which sunni"
.tcs the renal organs without Irritating and exciting them
two effects De- apprehcndcd from the unr"dicnt"o
stimuli largely resoTtcd These have tendency 4"
react Ircudcially The BticIs ftygoate the i1dnr'e
and bladder ia common with nerve, and the digestive
organs and Afford lasting aid. u also affords dual
assistance preventing and curing Intermittent and re-
inlttcnt fever Biousness constipation and rheumatism
II also sublugotea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
4 STORE CTPBOIRD.
4 rLNDL IoE EVERYTHING.

Ii"" '"' ....,..,.,u.. a., -.,ur, A
First of al, D. "i rt'" ,"i'. ,t I'D
h1lld, and dH place 'i "'..' 80 r' ~, tIr,'.'
u t.rIc t- Jnf possibility o. ""'t.- -''' d. 49,
upon thr .uuI,'t DO 'l4i u' ".li'' 100 ''' .' ~.
Lr-. establishment di' conc ''"' '.'''
i,it-,.. ,... r.I generally enough pi"N"rh wan ''4
,.i..It SPACES fnl the purpose lu pu' -i"u hul -f,
.,..g Il..f ,iflotfI or Nt..'r still, snail room
~ ,i.r,,.,.. "A ...lut,, wanted. ur,oI,- du cay
,,, and , u,.-i.i t4. 90 convert % INTO $500 Ideal
' ,.-i ,.I manner oi -ioi,-. and iu -uDl 8
~ l,la i.,. tb,. .,.,,,ti., CO., pro,ldln- tlc "Icr
.',, iu.t Whatever a.rlu cement hrr fancy M.-Ii d.
t"t'. I' l' -.'. Dol. ,...,. az r.r-,nli ia ir
u''i '' '" -.. ,.d ID, .r arl. to put tuu-~ away
""' cog ' ,f, if,. a., ,,-r, ,.'t th.. old lia -.
r ""' ODD" 80 - , ,...r,.ftIu. .r ID, place. '
place l,l ~ IT, ,,,,,. mn ,f .f. Il,.I -roi,,
Let o. .HPt'>' ''. ' u ,,,,,-..bnit Ia ,,r,,, de-
cupboard ana ii.'-'' 'i r,.,,t ,n modify from
i"r, SMALLER OF I'I-'' 100 '' . ,...' ,.,.i-
uA ~h'f, "''I'Ii- 90 a. tll. i,tter d..
Let Wr 'u!'" i'l' O." a., .,.ti l.,,',. j.. t.l.,t,
moro To h' d" ,'. .. ,., u,,o n.h,-, Int a broad
some uIrNi i' lti TOW .''" '...., ,,'.G,, D.,
shelf b, never uIr''' r,,ti,r tut small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

is very different article from the frozen nsA "uio"
comes TO our market in bulk. ,-,
Excellent chicken halibut are arriving IN market
ot % cents a bound live biaclish at - cents. ana
red snapper at 20 cents. Live Goldfish at II GEMS
a poupd brings an excellent BOILING h>h within IIie
roach 81 all Founders are but 10 cents p0uhh
propcry skinned and ileted. founder; %AcA inc" ,n
appears ON French bills Of fare ~ sole Is HSIN
a fine fish The skin J. easily removed. anu hIcy'
prepared the market man will do II Il YOU "lsiL
Take the nllct, dip them III egg ana me nt ,
saucc or make q simple cream sauce ana nay ei1
nIlets In it, seasoning them and stIcWmg me piviu
crumbs them. Bake thch tp Il ,NNiN tGo y,li,
for twenty five minutes. serve them WIN INC A"in
Of hard boiled eg. grated over them ana the cIe""
sauce poured around them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
FOE BETSER, FOR WORSE =

Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler.
o,otb he " Sweetheart. thou art Young and fair.
And thy story has Just begun
But am old
A. a tale that's told,
And the DAYS of my NOuth are DONE
sc,er ruins Oden the ClngluS moss
Doth a mantle of velvet spread
Shall the climbing flower
BE more TO the tower
Than ! to my Love ~ she said
oaoth he sweetheart thou hast lands ana SO'd.
And thou knOwcSt not want nor voc.
stand at thy door
And | only can love thee so
Through eaAess forests the sunbcams creep.
All the wealth of their gold to shed.
And are they more fair
To the woodland bare
Than to nv Love ~ she said.
opoth he. Sweetheart. thou arr good and Kind
And WOulGSt never the lowest spuTh'
But the ,torm OF life
with lis toll and strife
Has rendered me harsh ana stern
sThe brooNei murmur> it, sweetest lays
As il makes FOR the rocks ahead
Shall the StrcamletS song
Ee more brave and strong
Than for nv Love " she SAID
opoth he. sweetheart. thou art blithc and gay.
And thou never ha~i Known c"re'
Bat rIy face j. worn
And my hcrt i, torn
With the sorrow I've had to hear
The stars lee; Sgansle the sapphire SKY
TIL the Lrcht2c,N OF day ~, heo
Sha; the pale starlight
BE truei 20 n'E't
Than 20 NY Love ~ She SAID
ouoth he. sweetheart. who ART young and fair.
VIII thy wonderful love 20 me
Through sorrow or shlme
BE always the samc1"
Nav il rather VIII grow" >ald She.
Again he c.ici. VIII il last. sweetheart,
TIL thy lover lies cold and dead
And thy latest breath
Has been huShcd i'm death ~
.Ave lOnScT than that" She said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
SOME oTHyR vgRIKEL RECOMMENDED.

From The Chicago tribune.
II Wa IN Washington not long ago" said chicago
man i'm the foyer of a theatre. " was IN the rem
,,Ivania depot \ man win NaiSe III ca'" m" 80
,,i,,,,rd hv woman and three children. was on the
,,l,tfo,m The man Spcd well dressed driver on tne
tnN ~ a fine turnout ard called to him 10 drive uI
un i ,.t his family and traps The driver disdancd
=, notice hin. uutn the man BEGAN 10 swear about
Wa.hfuetnu'- ltck OF accommodations. iheh il'
a., az, rrr''cd Nou MAY be a mighty big man Were
yam live Int want you to understand that tlh' car
riacc belongs to the President of the Unen sa'es am
,"' can't get In H. You better ct some Other
Ne-h-kel.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

like though L., stately little coats are MADE OF INC
checked chcviot, ~ Gretchen style, with fuH sleeves
and square plcatcd collars fIns low AT the BACK vi
the waist. ana buttons of tIny pearl. u..,
Thanks are due Aitk"n, son "A Co., y" Inc LlIPu''d"
Eazar,7 and Arnold, Constable IL Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

and he was shot few years of'erward at
desired. Henri " was. therefore. ANONYMOUSLY
consigned To the pit outside and quickly covered
up with lime 4 few minutes Mtcwaid Louis
XIII and Louis XIV we're thrown into The pit.
Tie body of Louis NH dried uD like
mummy. but tie face could easily he recognized
on account of its curiousy shaped black imperial
and muStachc. The remains of Louis XIV were
trrntcd with the utmost dlsrcspcCt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
heating HORSES BY ELECTRICITY.

Minneapolis letter in The Chicago Tribune.
The visitor to the mail dy .amo room attached
to fine big pil bury y Hour mill In il- CIV VII
ucct =, man ,ttrcd In the EIilatlon WORDING sun
hi. clotlc, covered with nourhuet and >oIed WIN
Tho LIorl that is ~ IAntiful around manufacturing
o"t,tIshmrnt This - /, Thomas c. Hughes the
cIectrican of the Pillsbury 1ourmlS. lie has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
Whose sweet perfume
Fills All the room
with a BENSON 0h the g.rcr.'.


And thus. fot thirteen hundred years or more II mas
been made aud drank by t"a lover, oi al Hatl"H0'
1hi, / make j. daily, and Oitcuer, myself. ana mus
aud not otherwise D. ha, been made Tor me D\ inc
Russian. tie Jap4ut-c. and the Chnainan. Let Us
leave our LlotiDlu friend 10 MS luhc"atmur~-
4, To- coffee. now. MocAa" J., all u-ht. Aut u may
easily Doe Inferred that IA, practical acquaintance WIN
the average American household eoe- hp drcpci IMAM
the dining room Noor. Who D. 10 roast the 'oic,
every morning. Who but the cook, 10 De- SURE
And who !, the cook but our GA dc-
quantaurc BRIDGET! (Which why We
iathrr bear tl. It'll" ill- ot the coffee
roasted y or rather FOR. our rusty grocer thah hy
To- other, that We know all about through having
visited in thoac part, before Hcit"i ready i|'otel
coffee aIwuy- "a ,la!c of perfection than home burnt
badly about ok day, tIc week and may be clean
Mocha trIy say any coffee pot VIII do that has
A fine muslin .tlalucg But better than ANYTHING Is
the brown fire proof chemical porcelain win IT, Own
str,Inci In the luau,afd and able L" d>prh'" WIN
ult,-lu while !uuhly assuring &c ulluc~~ ana the
Don't pas, the coffee through the ~ttaner -ccohd
and tlirt time. coffee is cheap. use enough '"H''
and lei the dq.e- alone. you wouldn't t'U'h WiHl
b. l,ff bod them after the FIST -trtuu-. u You hl'"
n > PRAY don't mix the milk and Oh" coffee any
where. bar boo four cup. Warm that. lhr every hih I.
,i. Then II YOU uilI not ud-e IN extra quart y
49, . i.itr f,. Z prlfrr clfrs NAH lI ru ~ IN" 'Id
trU ,n,ir .r,.r. to ulN Your Java. M"'h1 ana Mara
,,ibo Iu equal thirds. then d NoI ARE NOT content
,,u knows -. coffee. And u hc should "' 'u',, i;
.,,l' f.,f,., t.,lDu for Java aNd DO" small fouht
t,f, Pa, for Mocha. then Son Hlu -N nOihN- ABOUT
II # son know when Nou are vel OH, ,...,.,.,,,
Murray ILL., Feb. 10. 1900.
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Highly Educated Seal,

Parisians are interested in sngularly
learned seal that has just made his debut
at the Fernando circus. 1t came from
Russia when quite young, having heen
sent to fishmonger in Orleans. Instead
of killing him and selling him in pieces
to his customers, the fishmonger took
compassion on the queer little animal
and made a household pet of him.
At the end of six years Phopho, as the
seal is called, grew to be big fat fellow.
He always came when he was called and
cheerfully gave his paw, or, rather, his
tiiPper, to everybody that he was intro
duced to. In addition to this evidence
of good breeding, he displayed remark
able talents and skillfullv performed feats
that would make an imperfectly etlu-
Gated terrier ashamed of himself. On
fine days the seal tramps along at lively
iiiptlap gate a portion Of the distance
between his boarding house and the Fer
nando circus. where he is exhibited On
wet days. strange enough, he insists on
being taken i'll Il carriage. He has hor-
ror of frain.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
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BED ChcclsS in Death,

Elizabeth Herring. daughter of August
Hc,inS. farmer liH..s near IIackensack,
died Friday and was buried. Tie neigh
bora insisted that the girl was buried
alive because a Slau- had been detected
IN he. checks as size lay in the coffin.
HerinG was SO importuned that TIE body
was eXhuned, and is now living in the
receiving vault of The New York ccme-
tery, where crowds of people besiege the
superintendent for permission to see the
remains. The glow on the cheeks is
ascribed to washing the face in soap and
w"ter aftc. it had h2cn treated with a
chemical preparation containing salt
petcT.-New York Evening sun.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10
Harnessing Niagara.

1t is proposed to utilize the power Of
Niagara Falls by constructing q raccway
and tunnel, the construction of the latter
to he on the basis of probable capacity
Of 10000 horse power. The plan is
practically the same as the one suggested
by the late Augustus Porter in 1847. The
contract was signed Tuesday between
the Niagara Falls Power company and
the Cataract Construction company Of
New York. The Niagara Falls Power
company is capitalized at 81, 600. 900. The
contract calls for completion of the
work by Jan. |. 1892, and involves an
expenditure of $500. .OO0.-New York
Press.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10
Enormous Western Dams.

it is to be hoped that the dams which
they are building for irrigation purposes
In Tie arid region are being constructed
- a. - prevent any such disaster as oc-
CURED at Johnstow3. Some of the dams
are immense. The following are the di-
E .,@-asls Of four recently completed: /.
Ihe Walnut Grove Gam, ncar Prescott.
!. l.. 10 Ieet high. 100 acres, capacity
1000, ,090 009 galloa.. >. Mcrced dam, in
Central California, / mile long. 50 feet
hi,,h, $50 acres, capacity 500, 900. 500
gallons. 3. Sweetaater river dam. near
san Diego. Cal, 80 feet high, 20 acres,
capacity G,o0J,O00,GU0 gallons. 4. The
Bear Valley dam, San Bcrnartlino county,
Cal, 60 feet high, 2.o5o acres, capacity
lo,o0o, o,O0j,0 ,000.-NcH York Telegram.
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NO. IL.
The Wood of the Cross.


The cross OF Christ was discovered in
a. T. 90 ov the Empress Helena and
Facarius, patriarch OF Jerusalem-an
event winch convuised Christendom,
and " lhch IS still commemorated by the
Christian church on May 3. the feast of
l.e Invention OF the Cross, as it is
tai't''' III the calendar OF our book of
common Prayer.
i.' lio!F hood remained entire until
~ y, o'o' "hch, To provide against the
p"SSih'" calamity OF is total destruction
~ ttl' 'a'iieiS, 1t was +cided to divide it
'''o i.ii''ltvh portions. This was done,
ana Inc parts We're distributed in the fol-
lowing proportions;
Cons';'nfinosia - Jerusalem .-.--........ 4
A,,ti.,,.h oeo1sla '.'-.-.'.-''2
,,rr;t .......,,''1 go,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10
An E:arcntor'$ prediaan.cnt.

Mr. ia.ene Fitch, OF Iowa, invented a
typewriter some time ego and he is now
II London introducing i. lie sent the
Prince Of Wales one of the machines and
his royal hislness took it into lis head to
learA the art. He ..s become SO fascin
ated with tine fad Cat he has ordered a
dozen of the machines for use bv his
secretaries. This has. Of course, set the
nobility all aGog, for the prince is a sort
of bell wether. leading the way whittier
Thousands are ready to follow. Cur friend
Fitch IS in terrible pickle, for he has
more orders than he can fill in wear.
and he Is SO pestored by visitors who
want to see The mae, ine which :. is roval
lghness as condes' 'nded to patron:ze"
that he Is going oycrto the continent for
rest. st.--Eugcne Field III Chicago News.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10

Th" singular spectacle OF man walk
lns along the street eating Greenbacks
was presented in Duluth, Mimi. the
other afternoon. lie had swallowed SIS
IN tiHes, twos and ones. when he was
caught by the police and taken to the
station house. \ searcil revealed sGO7
between his inside shirt and skin. lie
suffers from the halucination that peo-
pleare trying TO steal his money! Phila-
delphia Ledger
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10
Not the Fatted C.(f,

a curious and unpuIiishci murder in
Canton is reported by the latest China
mail. One Ho, a wealthy merchant. had
two sons, the eldest of whom was Il dis
sipatcl youth. who consorted with
thieves and gamblers. and was driven
away from home after wasting his share
IF the patrimony. lie was reduced to
Lesgg&ry. and Was in the habit of solicit
ing aims from his fathers servants at
the back door of his residence. The sec
ond son. however, had an excellent char
acter. The eldest, with band of COM
paniOns. broke into his fathers house
and stole the money chest.
The father SAID that if he would prem
ise TO lead 4 better life he would be for
given and might return home. where
after a time he would be married to a
Young girl of respectable family The
s3n agreed and went home where he
was received with every appearance of
JOY. and u banquet was prepared But
the dish set before him was poisoned
with ;rscnic, and he died in great agony. :.
Nothing will be done to call the father
law the son is regarded as part of the
father. and the latter can do as he likes
viii, his sons. Had the latter killed his
father, whether by accident or design,
he would be sentenced to the ''slow pro-
cess, or slicing to death. London Star.
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On an average, 10000 people pass
over the bridge every day on the cars
and 10000 on foot: 1900 vehicles pass
over every day. One foggy day the cars
carried 10000, and the largest number
they eyer carried was 159, 900. The great
est rush is between $50 and $50 p. m,
when $4,000 an hour are carried on the
cars. In the morning 10000 an hour are
carried.-New York Tribune.
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Remarkable Surgical Operation

nrs. John S. Mahon and W. NJ. Her
ron, OF Allegheny, performed the novel
operation Of intubaton on Charles E.
Locke. the 3-vcar-old son of the pastor
of the Smithticld Street NJ. E. church.
The little fellow was suffering from diph
liberia and could hardly breathe. The
mouth Of the patient was distended bv a
gag, which also dilated the throat. 4
cone shaped silver tube was then inserted
in the windpipe, but SO placed as not to
Interfere With the csophaeu5 or passa~e
to the stomach. Immediate relief was
experienced. a9d constitutional treat
ment Of the disease was begun.
The old method OF making an incision
in the wind pipe and placing the tube
therein had the very dangerous and OBJ
JeciionabIe feature Of permitting the cold
air to enter the lungs, which in many in
stances produces pneumonia. By the
other means the inhalations are warmed
by passing through the mouth and nos
trlis, OF, In other words. natural breath
ing is restored. Tho operation Was per-
formed III this locality but oGce before,
and that was III . case where a child ) air
passage was almost closed by Group The
tube is inserted by means of curved for
ceps The new treatment was invented
by celebrated physician OF Chicago.
and has been iii use only two years.
Pittsburg Leader.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-10

Mrs. Shalowe-Queer people those
down in New Orleans.
Nj. Slow SO:
Mrs. Swell. right in the midst of
danger by flood. and yet immersed in
social gayety.
Mr.. S.-Don't understand you.
Mrs. S.-Why, this paper SAYS they are
doing their best to hold their levees.-
Pittsburg Bulletin