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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
HEREDITARY VICE.
The Dangers of Adopting Children of I'm
known Antecedents.

known AntecedentS.
N. Y Letter in Cincinnati Enquirer.
| began this letter with something about
hereditary vice. One of the saddest and most
unfortunate cases that l have ever known is
that of child of fourteen, the adopted daugh-
ter of two old people of wealth, who, being
without heirs, took the girl baby of seamstress
and brought it up as their own. 1t was the in
tention of the gentleman to leave the bulk of
his fortune to the girl if she turned out as her
sweet loyeliness promised. But when she was
not more than seven she began to evince traits
OF character that alarmed her foster parents.
Her temper was intense, and often she seemed
more like little animal than human. At
eleven she'was sent back from boarding school
with word that she was fend. In her asso-
Citations she had caught up all that was
vile, and when at last her language and man
ners became unendurable the foster parents
summoned the mother and told her that she
would have to take the child back. All the Wis
ions of seeing her daughter rich and courted
came up before the poor mothers eyes, and she
went upon her knees and prayed that the girl
be given one more chance. Just at that mo-
ment shrek was heard, the door of the room
where the discussion was in progress was burst
violently open, and maid in frenzy of fear
hurried in.
''Save me-" she cried. 'Iiss Edith will kill
me.n
A beautiful girl with long black hair and
handsome but wicked eyes sprang into the
room at that instant. In her hand was gleam-
ing caryngknife.
sIll murder that woman" she said, in
sullen voice, gazing balefully at the covering
maid. 'She pulled my hair when she was
combing it Here, some one put this knife
back where it belongs. I'll let her off this
timen
The extraordinary creature threw the knife
on the carpet and strobe out of the room
The mother got up from her knees and said she
would see that the child was taken away. Then
she acknowledged that her husband, the father
of the girl, had been brute of the worst
stamp, had attempted to murder her on more
than one OCCASION, and ended his days in States
prison, whittier he had been sent for burglary.
Who is the truthful man? The man who
says "The Sunday Herald is THE Sunday
paper of Washington"
Subscribe for The Sunday Herald and see
for yourself.
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\ New Fever Remedy.

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat
The opposition which began in Europe to
antpyrin, as a dangerous agent for the reduc-
tion of fever and the abatement of pain, has
been the indirect cause of the introduction of
a new remedy of the same class and the same
general origin. 1t is called antikamnia, which
means 'opposed to pain,n and is product of
coal tar as is antipyrin. The new medicine is a
certain remedy for headache, neuralgia loco
motor ataNia, seiatica, and in fact for all pains
that can be reached by medicine taken into the
stomach and diffused into the blood. Anti
kamnia does not excite the heart, nor does its
use grow into habit as it contains neither
opium, cocaine, nor any other dangerous drug
or chemical. 1t does not produce gastric dis
turbances
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
The Waltz ON the Decline.
l the New York World.


There can be no doubt that the waltz which
has been the dance of dances since its introduc-
tion to England about 1900, is waning. For
some reason best known to themselves the
men are tired of it. Each season it becomes
more difficult to secure partners, and as the
dreamy waltz is the only terpsichorean effort in
which the fair will indulge it is evident that
the waltz must go or the men Will The matter
having been brought to his notice Herr Strauss
is said TO have modified the rotating dance into
a walk waltz, which, taken arm-in-arm, enables
two persons to circulate about ballroom more
or less rhythmically, converse on the most
abtruse subject, and at moments notice drop
into more exciting gyratons, The promenade
musicale is on the carpet and it remains to be
seen whether it will suffice to lure young men
from their retreats in alcOyes and staircases If
this fails the waltz and the dance itself are
doomed, fort the men must be kept for utility if
not charm, at any sacrifice.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

Why do l drink Tannhauser beer? Because
I is the best in the market.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

-Heurloh's Extra Pale Lager. Ask for it.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

a free tour of Europe Think of it That's
what The SUNDAY HERALD will give the most
popular Washington school teacher this summer.
Read the conditions.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
CHARLES y. Calvert,

Typographical Engineer and Surveyor. Espe
cal attention given 10 subdividing country
property. l420 street northwest. aul6-ly3
-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager. Ask forit.
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Situated Immediately north of and adjoining the rapidly mpov
village of Brookand and of the Electric
University Station. The most beautiful and accessible tn
of the city of any subdivision in the District.
The cheapest lots considering the character of the
offered.
For plats and terms call at the office of
REDFORD W. WALKER 1OO6 f street northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager, Ask for it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY MINES.
ProKress and Development Of Some New
and Old Pr0pertica =

1
Progress and Development or some New
and Old Propertiea
Boulder Age: It is understood that east
ern parties have arrived in Boulder to u !.
anime the Ilif mine, in the Willow Springs
district. with view to purchasing it and
Immediately developing it.
Jack Rand has made recent strike on
the Redrock claim, on Jack creek. Basin
district showing up three feet Of fine con-
per end galena ore. The strike was made
ut the distance OF $50 feet in the tunnel.
Gertrude Swiggett, Pat Toerly, John
Peterson ank Nels Olson have leased and
bonded for one year the Gar6eld. Garfeld
Extension and Silver King lodea. in tho
Cataract district, to w. e.. Gooding. Of
Helena.
It is stated that Colorado psrtiea ara
about to take hold of the bars and other
placer diggings along the Jefferson river.
putting in the latest improved machinery
for working them. Ex-senator Tabor il
said to be party.
Rumors Of rich strikes in tie Hiawatha.
Cataract district. are current, but there can
be nothing definite told Of it. Some OF the
ohcers OF this company have verv vivid
lmag1nations, SO that rumors Of rich strikes
are Of almost weekly occurrence.
A strike was mnde last week in the Dodge
mine, BigfOot district, which ia very en-.
couraging to the gentlemen who are devel-
opinQ 1t. The strike is a three and half
foot vein OF carbonate running as high a.
$50 in gold, silver and lead. the latter min
eral assaying as high az 4S per cent.
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IRISH LAND BILL.

introduced In the Commons by Balfour-
victory for the Government
LONDON, Nov. 27.-In tie commons To.
day Spencer asked the government in viav
of the recent financial crisis, to introduc.
a bill to amend the bank act BY providino
for the issue 1T 81 notes. Balfour intro
duced An Irish land bill. He said the coy-
ernment's policy was the same as in 1889.
but for simplicity the bill had been cut in
half. Both portions. however, are practic-
ally the same as in the bill Of 1889. One
variation of the present bill from that of
last year was that it met in some degree
Parnell's views in regard to the privilege Of
purchaee. It excluded all purely grazing
farms and farms. whose tenants did not re-
side on them. The limit of
twenty years purchase, objected to
last session. had been removed.
In regard 20 Increasing the power
would be absurd to leave it to communities
under the Indictment of agitators to deter
mine whether they should adopt q remedy
going to the root Of agraYian discontent.
II they we're to give local control in any
form 1t oughs to be by . plebiscite Of rate
payers. enabling them, under the safeguard
OF the ballot. 70 vote upon the question Of
antee fund for each country.
LAbouchero moved an amendmant
against plsdging the imperial credit for the
purchase Of land until the country should
have given consent at a general election.
Rejscted. Giadstone. Harcourt aud Morley
Parnsll and all PaEnellite members voted
with the govsrnment. The bill Vas than
given the 1Fst reading amid the cheers Of
government supporters.
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Canada's Commercial Policy.

New YoRK. Nov. N.--An Ottawa special
says the Dominion government shortly will
innugurate vigorous foreign policy as the
result of the Mckinley bill. They intend
to establish commercial agencies in South
ern and Central American states, to hnd
ont the prices that Canadian products will
bring in those countries, together with the
prices Of products they can send to Canada.
Reports will be published monthly for ths
information Of merchants, farmers and
manufacturers. In addition, tho Royern-
ment will have regular steam communica-
ton with the places mentioned and monfhIv
service to China. Japan and Australia.
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HIS MIND DISEASED.
Sad Plight Of Henry McFarland-A Mis-
creant Caught

creant Caught
MmsoUIA. Nov. H. Special. Henry
Macfarland. who was yesterday adjudged
insane. was taken to the asylum. It took
two mon. to handle him, AZ he raved most
violently. He has no particular hobby,
but keeps . continuous raving. calling Joe
Toole into court and ending prayer with
Long live Marcus Dalyr' McFarland 10
an old-timer Of Missoula county. He
served as under sheriff for two terms. He
has brother at the asylum, who was sent
there from Helena about two years ago. He
also has relatives now in Helena. For some
time past he has resided in tho Flathead
country.
John NARROW was to-day arrested BY Un-
der Sheriff McClunR for selling whisky to
Indians at tho old road-houss near the
Marent trestle. The officers have dead
case against MARROW, a. they have three
witnesses and the whisky found in the
cabin. Sheriff Houston ID going after sew
eral more Of these worthless at once. He is
determined to bring the unprincipled fell
lows that sell whisky to Indians to justice.
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A Change Of sentiment.

LONDON, Nov. N.-Timothy Hsaly aid
Parnell had conference to-day The
feelinR among nationalist members 10 more
favorable to Parnell than yesterday and the
opinion prevails that they will sustain him.
Healy is very reticent and refuses to say
anything about the Irish leaders inten-
tions. Parnell appears to be in bouyant
spirits and splend health. A noticeable i'm
cident occurred in the commons whom Par
nell went to vote on Labouchere's amend
ment Parnell had to pass the liberal
benches and his late allies studiously ig-
uored him. 1t 10 stated that If Parneil re-
mains in the leadership Sexton and othsr
Irish members will offer themselves for re-
election in order to test tho feeling Of the
electors. Il
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But Life Was Gone.

ATLANTIC, Iowa, Nov. 27.-Willie and Mil
lard Fatty, aoen nine and six respectively,
and Fred Hawley, aged six, were killed to-
dry by the caving in of an abandoned sand
bank in the western part of the city, where
five or six small boys were digging q tunnel.
The alarm wac given by the boys who es-
capped, and many men were soou at work.
The bodies of the three unfortunate bows
were recovered in twenty minutes, but life
Was gone. ~
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Foreign Flashes.

The weekly statement Of the Bank of
Frarce shoYs an increase In gold Of 275.O0
francs and 1 decrease in silver Of 1850, 900
francs.
that Sunday evening she saw q large west
bound steamer founder off Sungeness. No
trace of the steamers crew was found.
The Soir states that the pope will shortly
make q, definite stntement in favor OF Car
dinal Lavi0erie's policy Of the union Of the
church and state, and the papal nuncio
has requested Bishop Treppel to cease his
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-28
Don't Forget

What we say in our notice headei
Caution. It's a fact. A poor
man. indeed. that can't get his
trade on business merit or the ma.
t1re Of his stock. The man tha
would steal the legitimate benefits
of his neighbor's advertising and
: popularity. would steal his purse,
If he thought he would not be
found out.
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Th.uks for RecoxnitIon.

NEw YoRK. Nov. N.-Admi.al da Silviera,
of the Brazilian navy. and his stan, es-
oorted by Roar Admiral Walker. Of the
United States navy, started for Washing.
ton to-day. The Brazilian admirable mis-
sion 10 to present to President Harrison the
gold medal sent h y by the government Of
milton Of the republic by this government
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ON THE SIDE.

Gould Says Adams Made tho Money Lost
by the Union Pacific.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.-To.morrow the
Tribune will print an interview with Jay
Gould, in which he says Ex President
Adams, of the Union Pacific. is q theorist.
who conducted many of the affairs Of the
Union Pacific without the knowledge of the
directors. Goule said he learned when last
in Kansas City that Adams personally
owned the control of the stock yards there,
and while the railroad was carrying in their
live stook at the bare cost Of transporta-
tion, the stock yards earned $l,O00, 600 the
past year. Such action az this, Gould said,
would never be permitted under the new
management. He believes the Burlington
and Rock Island will both come into the
plan for securing better results from west
ern railway business. No further changes,
he said, were to be made in the Union Pa
cl6c.
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WyNswooD. !. T., Nov. 27.-When the roll
call on Tuesday morning was answered in
the court room at Tishoming two letit
jurors, Robert Brown and Willie Factor.
were arrested. charged with the murder of
VIM. Albertson, q grand juror. The scene
Of the murder is about 200 yards from the
capitol building, near highway. When
the body was found the hogs had eaten the
face entirely Of. His body was literally
hacked to pieces with knives When ar
rested the petit jurors clothing was very
bloody and their hats also. They stoically
denied the charge.
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Larrest Nattonsl Debt.

PARm, Nov. N.-Felletan presented the
budget committee report ON the financial
situation of France, showing that the esti-
mated debt Of the country IL 10000, ,3l8, ,50A
francs; nominal capital. 22.824. .0l8y600
francs; nominal rate Of interest. 8.4S per
cent, and actual rate 4.62 per cent. s'This,' =
continues the report, '.is The largest public
debt in the world, but French credit 10 sufa-
ciently solid to allow Of French stock beinp
reckoned as three per cents."
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Sr. Loum. Nov. Con. Merritt has received
Dispatcher from tho Indian territory to the
effect that Indians in the vicinity Of Fort
Reno are somewhat unsettled, due 10 tho
messiah craze, but no trouble ia fearad
Their religious dances, however, are car
ried on with much fervor, and are parti-
cipated in BY Indians from other reservs-
tiOns.
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why. it's good !

Why. it's good
OF course.
You never sec business anything
else than good with us. .
Why is it?
Because 1
That's q good reason, amt it I
But the fact is. beginning with a.
query, why should business be
anything but good with us7 Peo-
pie have to buy goods and they
buy them from the houses that
offer the greatest inducements.
Now, how can you tell who offers
inducements unless it Is bv a firm
announcing itself.
The most successful firms in the
United States, and in fact all over
the world, are the greatest adver-
tisers. They have done good for
themselves and done good for their
customers. They have q good
thing; they know it, and are will
ing to let their customers in on it,
instead of holding it for high profits
and letting it out in "dribs and
drabs." 's
We have several good things
and propose to let the public know
it. Amongst them are q line Of
cheap Pants. that can be seen all
this week on a rack At the south
side Of the store. marked in plain
figures at prices that make some Of
these fake selling out sales" look
very fati9ued. We have lots of
goods and but little money, and
are anxious to sec it reversed, SO
we can say we have lots OF money
and but few goods.
We never brag.
A man is braggart that cannot
support his claims. We may
mako claims that sound inprob-
able, but when you investigate
you will find they are absolutely
correct and will give 81, 900 to
any person producing an adver-
tisement of ours that made a claim
we did not support.
Still, we do say we show q line
Of Overcoats that can lay out any
thing in the city for beauty or
quality, and if you don't believe it.
investigate. We have no idle time
in our store. Only workers about
it. and while we don't claim to be
superhuman, we do claim that
we have never mistreated a Gus.
toner, nor has advantage ever
been taken Of anyone that tavors
us with their patronage. # any.
one in mentioning our firm is 'ad-
vised "dont go there - rest assured
there is a reason for it most likely
been refused credit. We have re-
fused many. and it would be thou
sands in our pocket if we had re-
fused all. We sell our goods cheap.
but we must have the money.
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ATcmsoS, Kan, Nov. N.-GeorRe Weston
and wife fought over domestic troubles last
night. Weston used hammer and his
wife hatchst, with which they raiued
blows on each others head and shoulders.
The wife is now dead and Weston is ter
ribIy injured.
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HARRIS
OLOTHIER.
ONE SQUARE
PRICE, DEALING
CIOTHIER.
SQUARE
DEALING.
CAUTION /

unprincipled competitors. talk
ing advantage Of proximity. have
represented their place of business
as HARRIS. We would say to all
who are not intimately acquainted
with our rrenises, to look for thd
name on the front window.
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Knlsa lie.

SAH FRAscmco. Nov. N.-The whaiine
bark Ocean, which arrived to-day, reports
that while . boat containing ak sailors was
chasing wounded whale thsy approached
too Close and the whale struck the boat,
killing all oix Of the mon.
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Arrived 1t the capit.l.

wAsH1xoroH, Nov. .27.-Admiral da Sill.
veira and stat, Of the Brazilian nav.
reached Washington this. afternoon In
company with Rest Admiral Walker and
other United States naval ofaoers. To-
morrow afternoon Admiral da 6iIviera will
be entertained at lunch By President and
president the gold medal sent by the Bra
lillian government, a. token Of IL appre-
ciation Of The EscoQnition OF the Braxiiian
republie b. tho Unite6 stataA
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Drowned n the I.ak..

ASHLAND, Via. Nov. N.-Ed. Hefbert. .
young sailor Of Bayfield,, and four 6vedsa
started from Bsyhsld Monday niaht IN q
sail boat for Waahburn. The ho.t v..
picked mp By tug and il is supposed The
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Tho Gould-sage Party Mad.


New YoRK, Nov. Pit is evident that
the Gould-Sage party did not enjoy the
farewell address Of President Adams.
Sage. in an interview to-day, said: ''The
tenor of Adams address is most uncalled
for. There has been no public criticism Of
his management by any directors, notwith-
standing that he has been running the road
to ruin. sMr. Adams says in the address
that he had been president of the road for
seven years, and during that time the &C.
tiOn OF the directors was unanimous. That
is simply saying that Adams is responsible
for the Union Pacific's condition. He
sho uld explain how it comes that the pay
roll increased 1000 names in nine months;
what personal interest he had III the Kan
sas Smelling works, in favor of which dis
was made in rates for shipping
bullion. and q half-dozen other matters"
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summoned BY Could.

NEW YoRx. Nov. 27.-,S. II. H. Clark, vice.
president and manager of the Missouri
Pacific. last night said he had: been sum-
moned from st. Louis by Gould, but could
not say whether or not the management Of
the Union Pacific system was to be offered
to him.
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The People Are Pleased.

BRussEIs, Nov. N.-The prime minister
to-day introduced bill providing for the
extension Of franchises. This action was !
complete surprise. The radicals are greatly
augurate general strike as part of the
universal suffrage movement, decided to re-
main at work. Tho streets tonight are
thronged with people and rejoicing is gem.
eral. s.
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sent Nv 4, = nov.

M1ssouIA, Nov. N.-[Special. 1.-The dis
patch to the Inter- Ocean from this place,
repeated By the Associated press, about In
dians fighting. was sent by boy and has
not word of truth in it.
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=: =. Broekinaton. general merchandise.
ae Hilloboro, Texas, assigned Wednesday TO
g representative Of Clad1in 4 Co. Of Nov
York. Liabilities, 90, 900; assets mot aled.
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No Lymph In France.

PARIS, Nov. q. The French government
will not allow importation into France Of
Koch's lymph. The refusal of custom Of
fcers on the frontier to admit lymph sent
Pasteur by Koch WAS based on the ground
that the importation Of medicines, the
composition Of which is not known. ID
illegal. A law prohibiting such imports ID
IN existence. !.
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snow prevail throughout Europe. In Paris
the snow ie several inches deep. Many rail-
road lines in Austria and Southern Russia
have partially suspended operations because
Of SNOW blockades.
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Growing Smaller by Degrees.

Growing Smaller by DoGFoes.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.--Gen. Miles this even-
ing said to-day's advices from Gen. Brooke
were Of very satisfactory nature. He con-
firms the report that Chief Little Wound
came into the Pine Ridge agency yesterday
and says every hour seems to lessen the
strength Of the disaffected Indians. Short
Bull, OF the Rosebud agency, bas also come
in and his people. numbering nearly $500,
siders Short Bull ono Of the worst and most
treacherous Indians in the northwest. The
general to-day replied to Gnv. Mellette's
communication, Informing him that moth
ing would be left undons for the protection
of life and property In al localities where
any danger was apprehended. +