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Diamond 8AoaI Lighthouse.

The cil ,rt> f.. ...t~trII.t a li.l,tboii,p an, thr
( Diamond ~hoal OF cane fi3tt.ra. >n ntteu
| referred to in these columns ana in fact
/ primarily urged hy the Marine ,Jo,Iraal. con-
-titute one o. the most important rrni.rts of
| modern engineerin--a scheme tllt kin he
| watched vim ah~Gf!,inu Interest d, All >hip-
/ owners anI mariners The failure Of Inc fr,t
! aai>.on >uui in m, eul.tynr ID .4,tira a fn,,n
| atipn has been already rofrd rs q ,rreat dSa,,.
| pointmeLt. The scheme now urouo.ad i to
| cndeaVor to try to Obtain a -aIiJ folindatiou tx
| sinking coating nf rock that win hol1 ~.
,lnd ana then Sinking 4 ncw eoatin.g III he
center Of thi- 81 Eul,r AZ c>ti,natnI if v,iIl
/ he necessary H. drc r.c the basal cylindrr Of
Steel into tt ~IGaI IL 4 der;b Of I94 frrt below
/ the surface Of the water then build il no hy
u!d,nl ether cylinders until it i 80 FEET above
| the surface. ahd upon this Luid tine lighthouse.
| which i. to he 100 feet above low water mark
| When one come, to con- jder the >tIlDcndou,-
i ness Of this undertaking. the Oil ,+ofia. of the
difficulties encountered In the fY...,;s;, n M
| first EldN>tonc liz ht are lwarfee into i,>i.rit
| canoe. Ne5 Me>>r>. Anderson A. Rarr the
| contractors think they cam do il anI are .,oiIIr
TO make another trial il, constructive, tbr Ii1
| basal t.vlinacr ready L. ,ii}. next summer
| The ildv.tauc E.It h,, The fnun,afinn of g..
| >oii,i rock. The proposed editce i, TO be built
| on Il >hiftiH. and beneath at least twenty frrt
| 81 water. nine mics of tile coast in a four
| Knot current and in one nf Tie .tormie, l,,ot>
| Of the North Atlantic The lf,,h, ON Cano M.
! terra, is Il good one 1t i, 1ql feet above >r,
| level and il i, ALWAYS efficiently maintained
| But what with foe and storm, anI rnrrents
| and the shoals stretching ont 81 far on lurh IN
| important part of the coast il has lone heen
| felt and rereatr,llv urged in tlti~ ana other
marine papcr>, that II can afford no atleunate
| warning to tile mariner Of In. dancer ot the
| locaIitN The water d eppn, 50 t,rntinailv th.t
III 4 mile aud a bali from The shore it i. only
| seven fc.t ,c,p. while the >lrf i always ya,3
/ heavy and the currents Are CONSTANTLY OF >hore
| In an the records Of the li.ht only ore seaman
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-08-27

HE country hnrs arr bright with bloom,
And gentle airs come stealing through.
Laden with native wild perfume
OF balm and mint and honey dew,
And Ger the summer radiant flush
Lies early autumH'5 dreamy hush,
In way side hooks the astcrs CLEAN,
And frost flowers dance above the sod,
While, lapsinE by, the silent stream
Reflects the hue of golden rod,
That flower which lights dusky day
With something ri the sun god : nay.
The grapevine chambers Ger the hedge
In golden frStouu-. Sumacs burn
Like torches on the distant ledge,
or light the lane at every turn,
And ivy riots ever where
In hiGodr red banners on the air
\ purple mist of fragrant mint
Borders the fences, drifting out
OF fostering corners, and its tint,
IS half OF cheer and half of doubt
Is ike the dear delightful haze
Which robes the hills these autumn days.
And strange wild growths are new " met,
piI things hHt little priced of yorc,
Like some Old jewel wei reset,
Take on "A worth unseen before,
As drCh, in spring EracclesS weed,
Is brilliant in its autumn seed.
The cricket ana the katydid
i4c low thtil -ad prophetic tune,
Though airs pUl: { warm The leaves an,id
As played around the heart OF June,
- mlnol strains break on the heart
ortIel Ing age as Years depart
The sweet ola story ot the year
l. spinning OnWdlH 10 its close,
Yet sounds as weicomc On the ear
4 IN thc time o. op'iing rose.
May life tar a. a. ~Nerty ware
y comes the autumn time AGAIN
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Patent nc,.i d,,7.,
One las reaso,.,,'..,c.s ~.
other A7s I'M D~r H. ,.o, 49,
tation ---7o.l7..r RS LII ~ 5ne
has rar+,.-arra ,,~.n e l,'~
coss another h.. a- '[-
hopes. -''
n@
that ' al n 5-'.~ r7a 10? lc TED
al;L. TLo-- III . y
Il,
~ I'll IL 'i.'i'er-
L''Io 7rlo1 c7. .-.i '4e tens
y t-,. '.lo .-- r o-1~-- 1ld
--I'5 -.'1'' .-'+.- o--'o.- l+-+oe
Dr. Fierce 9 Golden Medical
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LYGiA PiNKIEIAM'SS o yssdtan'e
BRONCHITIS

Is an inflammation Of the bronchial tubes
tie air passages leading into the lungs.
Few other complaints are so prevalent. or
call for more prompt and energetic action
As neglect or delay may result seriously,
effective remedies should always be at
hand Apply at once a mustard poultico to
the upper part ofthe chest, and for Internal
trea.lnnnt takn frcnucnt dnsns Of
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What the Rats Cost.

a pair of rats happily situated and undis
turbed. will m three years have increased TO
6jG,S0S. Calculating that ten rats eat as much
in one day rs man, which we think is rather
under than over the fact, the consumption of
these rats would be equal to that of 81 ESQ
men the year round and leave eight rats In the
year to spare. Multiplying in this rapid way
it is proyidenta that the rat has many nat
ural enemies.
All these to the contrary Notwithstanding,
he often proves sufficiently troublesome to
make the community conspire against him. In
Ireland they SINCE the hair of rat that has
been caught. but otherwise it is unframed. In
Germany they lei loose with small bell
attached to his neck. The tinklng of this, as
the belled rat chases his friends, produces a
/ panic among them and causes them to flee the
/ premises. Boston Courier.
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Nathaniel Greene IIerreshotf, designer of the
yacht Gloriana. is the seventh of Charles Fred
erick llerreshof'S ten children. When he was
a child he often disappeared from home and
was in such cases almost invariably found play
ing beside the water. Playing with his own
toy boats and watching big ships at distance
were his chief pursuits in those days. Later he
took full course IN the Boston Institute of
Technology and spent seven years in the en-
ploy of the Corliss engine works.
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A San Francisco chemist says there is only
one refinery in the world that makes absolute
y pure sugar. The manufactory is in Ger
many, and it supplies chemists and druggists
with sugar for solutions which must be I'M
clouded. This chemically pure article would
not find much sale for table use as it is ,lirlr
grayish white in appearance. When dissolved
It gives perfectly clear solution. there being
no artificial coloring matter in su>persi ~
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-08-27

! Owing to the overflow OF the rivers in Lam
ca>hire and Works hire, all the great cotton fac
tories are closed in Darwen, Bollin and other
! towns.
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PEOPLE IRL SAVING MONTY
Are securing the BEST by purchasing from OUR LARGE and
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF
FURNITURE OF every DESCRIPTION.

House in the STATE
We cm PROVE THIS by CONSTANTLY INCREASING
SALES Within the last TWO YEARS sales have NEARLY
DOUBLED and shipping goods to all parts Of THIS
STATE and also to OTHER STATES This FACT alone would
show that ahead Of all competitions and PROVE OUR AS
SERTI0N that we CAN and WILL SAVE you MONEY EVERY
TIME you trade with
Call and EXAMINE LARGE and COMPLETE STOCK,
COMPARE PRICES and the QUALITY of OUR GOODS
Then KNOW you will BUY OF Us when in want of any
thing in ne.----
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How Onen

We see som" young man who has squandered his
money and ruined his health by eNcesses, and be.
fore 30 years of age Is an all broken down and
played out man In all such cases prescribe ma.
lures tonic and neryine, sulphur Bitters. They
supply food for the brain, strengthen the nerves
Physician. 2w35
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FIUF.T-IN MNTIIfNN, TAtt o. NtNrspNiI,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said ieccased's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him. Il. q. SARGENT.
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L concerned, that She has been duly apppnjc,
and taken upon herself the trust Of I.NrcuniN ol
the estate of
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Cine Orotnana,
aur Nnen6irung Der Is. Settion, BEG
Rapitsls 81 her rebibitten
Srbiaan3em.

Sci CO bur6 ben Stabtratb Der Stabi
9an Wntonio berorbnet:
9ettiDn l. 9aB bic Is. SET
ton BEG 4apitels 81 Der reuibi1ten Or
oinonjen 10 amenbirt merbe, baB lie In
3ufunf. tpie folat Iautet:
Settion ID. DaB feline 5traBen=
car an elmer StraBeufreu3ung ober auf
irgenb einem gabnseIeiie balten, ion,
BEN bob fe arlbalten fou. ebe He irgenb
elm 8abrgeleife freu3t, uab ebenfaGs
onbalten iou, na6bem fe iiber bic
StraBentreusung gefabren 1T, au Dem
3wede paHagiere aufsunebmen ober
aus ieiBen III lahen.
9ettion 2. SAP irsenb eine pers
iOu, ipel9e ireeao cine Beitimmung
bisier Osbinan3 perlebt, mad erfoIgter
SGuloiqbefnbung bor benz &etorber
our 3abluue elmer Celebrate bon ni9t
meniser ais SIS unb ni9t nlebr als
5000 neruribsilt tperben fol-.
paifrt unO genebmist ben A. Mai
1891.
Brpan @aIIagbon
Mtieitirt: Wopor.
6. q. @Iaubon, 5ta6tsg lerf.
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Eiue Oroiaam.,
UNI bic Seflionen ems big brei elmer
SrbinanS 3u amenbiren, beal9li9
Der Gabr 6ontrOle ber
StroBenbabnen.

Sci es bur@ ben Stabtratb ber
Gtabt San Mnionio peroronet, baB bic
5efiionen Gins, 3mei un0 brei elmer
Grbinan3, bic bas Gabren ber StraBens
babnen tontrolirt, 10 rrn9ednbett tuers
ben, baB He foIsenDermaBen lauten:
Settion l. DAB In 3ufunft feline
eIetirii1e StraBeneiienbabn In . ben
etabtgren3en San Mntonios benubt
Derben ion. 0bne einen gonbulteur
unt einen MotDrmanu su baben; oil,
Beroem Ipl feline gar, In elmer @ntfers
nurg BON elmer Weile bonn Wittelpunfte
Der Gtobt, mebr als 3ebn (10) MfeiIen
bic Gtunbe f9 fortbeDegen, uno aebn
(10) Meilen bic Stunbe In elmer gnts
fernung bon 3tpsi MeiIen bonn Mittels
punfte Der @tabt unb 3tpan3ig (20)
WeiIen in irgeno elmer Sitan3 bon
iber apei (2) Meilen, aber ni@t iber
brei WeiIen bic 6tunbe nber Briiden
unb fbarfe guruen.
@eftion 2. DOB ole elettril9en
gars, bic innerbaIb ber S~tabtgren3en
ber Gtabt San Mnionio benubt tper,
ben, nit elmer Orbentlt9eu Glofe Der.
ieben linb unb einem guien, flarbrens
nenben 2i9te, mel9es mdbrsnb ber
Wintermonote uM feds CO. ubr
Mbs.lbs unb in ber 6ommer5eit a@t ~
l1br NbentS angeaanbet tDerben foQ;
bic @Iode fol bon benz Motormanne
elmer ieoen Gar t~penigitens ftnfunbs
fiebenjig (75) SUB Dor elmer Strabens
freu3ung angeI9lagen merben, unb lou
berielbe ipdbren5 Der Greu3ung bas
2duten fOrtieben uno bas Gortbswesen
Der Gar poaidnbig in isiner @epalt
baben. 10 baB bieielbe ~augenblidli9
3am Siilfanb gebra9t tDereen Tam;
au1 Ion es bic pfi9t bieler Nn9efels
ten fein. baflr Gorge au trager, baB
bic Signal . 2aterne tpdbreno ben bors
aeI6riebenen 9tun6tn breRnt.
Gettion 3. Wenn 5u irsenb elmer
Belt cine eIettrii9e @Gr innetbalb Der
G~tdotgrenser obne einen MOtormann
unb einen @onbutteur unb obne bic
@lode anb Signal. 2aterne, nieJbas III
ben Setlionen ems un6 awei borges
iGrieben III, eri9eint, 10 fol Der @e>
i9dTtsfhbrer Der @eielidaft Dber bies
ienige Berfon, bic bas gigentbum uno
ben Betrieb tontroliri, zines 8ergebens
I@ulbig fem uab, ipeni bonn Recorber
i@uIbis %befunben. au einer @elofrafe
BON niDt peniser als fhnf ($5) unb
ni6t mebr Gls aueibunbert Dollars
$4,000 berurtteilt perben. an3 lou
irgenb cine perion, bic seeet bic Dor.
ifriften Der Settionen ems uab 5tpei
oiefer Oroinan3 berfi6Bt, zines @ers
gebens i9ulbie feiu unb iOu, tuen,t
bonn Recorber fdulbi9 ertldrt, aa elmer
6umme BON ni9t Deniger als finf
($5) unb ni9t mebr als awsibunbert
Oolors berurtbeilt tuer6en.
paIRrt unb eutgebeiBen ben A. Moi
1891.
8rpan @alIasban,
Mttefirt: Mabor.
g. g. @Iaubau, Stabts@lert.
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eSn 8e,uo qrf bic 0erIeibuno bes

- Sn 8e3ug auf bic 0erleibung bes
S9tller<preies ipuroe iina{t
bic folgenee 8efanntma6ung ber6Fent.
li9t: y9e. Mai. Der &aiIer baben r1s
ter ge}tdttsung beg 8eidluHesl ber Com.
milton, tpel@er bic Brtifung ber in ben
Sabren 1887 big 1889 ber6fentlidten
ooer bonbi6riftli9 borgelegteu Werte
Deuti9er 0ramatti@er Sidttunf oblag,
oaoo1l abgefehen, einem bieier Werfe
ben gum Nnoenten on 59iler gefifte,
ten Preis suauerteunen. Dageqen ba,
ben Seine Woieftdt nod Wnb6rung bers
lelben Gommiiion gerubt, ben Di6tern
beoborGon 3u Berlin uub
profefor RIous @rotb gu Riel in
anertennung ibrer 8eroienite Inn bic
oeuti@e Di6tfunit ie eine prdmie BON
o%reitaufenb Mart 3u berleiben,
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@eimm6beit lit @eidtbutn /

Or. G. 6. BeRs 9erbens nnb @ebirn : aur 1T Elm
aoranlirtes Ipeeiffmes 9eilmittel fur Rpfterte, 9rdins
pie, rerptie geuralsia, ~9rpfiGmsrsen, nerrble feters
ieli1u9 nnD Mbfpannnno, rerurlaMt hnrG ben hter>
nffbigeu Genub rpr NltDhpf nber EabnE G@IaflpHas
lsits Nie~berseI4lueeabeit unb @ebirneripeimnng, tie
In @obnfinn dusartet unb ausemeines Glenb, GteMs
t9nm unh Ert terbetjhhrt. Sc 1T aud elm 6eiImitieI
5efen5 Set beiben @eI@leGtsra, Gpermatprrbrea Sers
urladt hur4 setftige acknowledgements pber burn
Sngeneihnren. Se6e G4a4teI entbdlf bic Rur fur
fur 800, burG bic qe1 sesen Gtnisnouns bes Ireiies.
NBir edfantreus bae6 GMa1tefn iebei Eau betler
netben. Mii ieher 8eneluns fur 6 GHa@teln, bic Bet
uns NIT BEN Breiie ~einIdnft, fenben mir BEN Bedeaer
unferen 5Griftljnen @nrantie : Smetn, bnb mir bos
@eEb 1nrh6l9tden, peuu has Neittsf feline 6tiluna be-
iririt, Scl4e S9eine iperben nur aussefeut pom
Ctr Drhg Gtcre lGtnSise Ngenten) Mp. 8 GAIT
Gommertt Streets Gan antcnfe, Segas.
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@ladltdbe sente ans smstana.

S9rritt cDae Electric DilterS1 Bat mir netr aenhst,
als ale anbereH @ebteinen guiammensencmmen, sssen
aae bic Dei@perbeu unb eetcen, peI9e BITE Tcles BON
mer unb @iebth9ter Sotn 9eeiie, eteufans ron Sbas
giae, iaet: SO balte electric 1itters fur BITE bette
Wtebtetu, bic es siebt, Id babe mi4 mad ibrem Ges
etn Giisnpoaren Gambler ~berielben Orti4aft, fast
yGleetrts 1ttters II serabe Das, mas 9emaue braudt,
eefen @eiunebett total yant ben 6nnb~8 etcmmeu thH-
rte man ~ inoen pfesf. D;. Bat es BITE @eiun6teit
gtsesrsesebeh nnS in babe riebsr Gppetl. aaS nsuen
2ebeEeinntti n
Die Elafne tcfet uur 50 Gents. gu taben In alien
apetbeten. Dreib, Ibcmpicn Il Co., BbpleIale.
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8beO. 9isLf9er.

Sas ID SptDer eri@einenbe
.&beinif&e 8OIfsbIatt" leiiiet f@ In
einem Sbeaterberi6f feiner Summer
bonn Is. B. So, frlaenben 5aB: .@as
bas Greitas our Nufabruue geIanate
Gtid 2inbaus r@rdHn Sea" an6etrift,
10 tbnnen mir bsmielbeu gldnaenbe bic.
tion, eIegontcn Still unb %fpanuente
6auoIuug ni6t abfpreGen. uuonse-
nebm beriibrt ie6O9 bic Su9t oes
yGi9tets", oas S~ubentbum in elmer
@eiIe gu gIorifieiren, bic on Settings
BON ben Suben be3ablte Nrbeit nNatban
Der Meife" erinnert." pfuil
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g[Nerlet.

E GNnR lIANA H1tAA4tA - AA~ S<YAAA
Das SaiAO.4'cnle an eei SoleoO
Moriss gis @st v%s Ir" ~ w'I hsn,ia ~
hsn mor e;rs sshr ,oSiro;Ss W. nm wv,
o,,i,s;rts ssM tx" r. os o W. Nv s.. Ssa.
hsnasn s.nitt l. nm u,p oo M. NM tT h.o%.
frte Sic Senn n,,6 nn5S;S oe,,,c ,,orsy
mil ;hrer GntIcS,,na Ag b;s S ne% gMi"s
Ses M;en;es =" tnorten ~ "aD S9'1D
Tis Ss;%s nss o;nhes sss Mol.
fon,fhen Ghsncorss i; S ;sst osfnnSsr
,nnrhsn ,,nh stror ,nen;oe u gd Si" no,
hsr Gtsrys snffsrnt mn 90 ,,-ntsr"so"n
non rnsr Ss,te mo-. stn,os '.n,sSsns
iShrs%snSers @sra,h hsa ,r,, I'M ~, aas
SImSss nshoht So,n o"r rsstSs n,on AZ S;s
Heinz 2s;Xs mol srahsr ,sr, s h ~.
hsm ca ,ror n,essihs hsra;.s a., :,
@sr,,efrro W, si've 't ,nS h ,u's ~ y
s%s,, nm g%;lS s ~, hsna" "p .n u a.
49, Sie Gonearrsn, y SiSa. g ssr Sos
ne,,e Gomn,n.Son,tbons s%rs sI ~, 10 g, y
,,n;,toG srssSnet m9rhsr Ae III " a,rs;a.
@;mtsr hobsm 3 goossSs;. ~, ~ Shsr
Rio MrsmobI s;nss hsr mIsns nv y, swt.
iMs;Sen S;. Ms.hs S 1"s % saa
IstsSsr,eph "a s;1s sshr rans 1 WY S Ms'
6;ssstsn o,,s ons a SSs;ysn nss %" oo,,Sss
Sohsr az 1 M Ssrssibsn Sstbs -; " S7
T,be;.sn TX s. =" .;nassarSs vayss. s"
AS ''S W ;enS't NV m;sSoa e.s..
Gor,,oyn 7 n, Dseaes sr3 A. 'g pats e s;rs
e @y ;a,,,,s ~ s1cy = psm gu.s S sn
s Srsa eaTaSt a. hssss@,s 81 oO ~"
ias.ag Ss;,..ts;. s na,s n. Sc Sc. u msv.
y y, ~ ~ Mssan; ID a. VIZ Gs. u;A.
,ss.sa h. shu g'isAlVal'S ''w'
snS aS gs;ts.vs s., wx.sn s..
q,ro5Hgsr$ S ~ NroSss v m".%a 49, W.
her esn,m fNr lmuIhin bsf,inSss urh a.
* Sshrs1 Sumtba,s nsrsrtbe;it STA
1IrtbsiI hai oGoymeims @efrieS;onno -.
rsot' bo mon bsrsi.s srniiIiM hsfiishtst
bnfts hos his Sl,h TX r;ft e;n;osn
fSmme Siefe Wsfsrmt,no boiie I'm, 4"
rnshr 9preMt;onna ia he Gsshmore.
nen nole s,nonsin @iunSsn broyTten.
nm 3m nSsr ;Sr Wsrhirt sMiiisSn ~
mefhcu NhiIApra fnirA fnnhrfMpiuIfM
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@rnnbelaentbmms . itebertraannaeu,

3beobor Bierins an Mrnolb Sueser,
7 Nder 9anb aus Dem Surpep 355 fur
$50.
Wm. Smitb an emma uhb 0enriette
5riI8, @runbfld on eib. GlorsssS tr.,
$3.50.
Grant Gimmans on Otto @eife, 2
@runbfiide an &efugiosS Str, $500.
9beO. 8iering au O. 3. Morno@,
673 Ader 2aub aus benz 6urbep 355
fir $3.50.
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@abl Mm5eigem.

Die r6reie greie" 1T autoriiirt, Serrn
6 mil 8ieSenfeIb ais 8anbibaten fir
bic 0abtpabl zines alderman in Der 6. Nere
ansutiinbisen.
8ir linb autoriiirt, Germ 8ilbsl nj
@utb ala RanOi6aten fir alpermen Der 6.
.@arb bel Der am Is. @ai itattfinoenSen 8ebl
an3utiineiseu.
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6 t 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.
II. 81 a /.

II. Mai.
1851. lib. Mai. Dreitasise @(inbes
rttttg Masbeburs's bur9 Gilb. 10000 Sin:
1855. ptto 5. @usrile, erfinSer Der Suit.
pumpe, 9etorben.
1Y60. SOB. Setter 9ebel sebpren. 0idter.
1778. Niaiam 9itt, 2orb Gbatbait, en9lie
i@er Miniiter, gu 2on6on seitorben.
1918. SOB. 8ernabotte ais &arl XIV. sum-
&6ni9 BON S9fpeben gefrbnt.
1858. Minneipta in Die Linton aufsenome
men.
1859. Sobann, @r5berscg bon Deiterreid,
eeitcrben in @ras, &eidsbertpeier, i'm Sabre
1S4S.
1860. 9onbuns @aribalbPs in @ariala
(Stcilien). Die @roberuns StciIien's fit
S~arbinien besinnt.
1864. Ge9Stasise unenti9iebene S9la9t
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-03
STUMBLED OVER THE LAWS,

JOHN CANTON and William Allen were ar
rested last night by officer Vogel for insult
ing woman.
JAMES SoHELL was arrested yesterday and
committed to jail on warrants issued by
Alderman McMasters, charging him with
assault and battery and surety Of the peace
JAMES UMHoLTz, arrested at Highland Park
last Saturday charged with picking pockets,
was before Magistrate Hyndman yesterday
The evidence showed he was entirely inno-
cent.
ISRAEL OREGON, Of Vine street, was COM
m1tted to jail yesterday on a charge of con-
spiracy made by Aaron Rosin before Alder
man Cahill. Rosin has lot of silyerware
valued at $3.50, which was brought from Rus
STA. In dispute over this ware Rosin al
leges that Oregon conspired to defraud him
OF some sflverware brought from Russia.
WILLIAM SILvERMAN, of 113 Forbes street.
made an information before Alderman
Richards yesterday charging P. Libllck with
assault and battery. Silverman alleges that
Lfblick came to his store on Fifth avenue
yesterday morning and because he refused
to let him have picture he assaulted him
with club. Liblick was arrested and COM
mitted to jail in default of $500 bail for
hearing to-day
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-03
TOO SMALL FOR TWO.
An Allegheny Mother Tries to Leave
This World By the Poison Route.
SHE HAS AS MANY LIVES ASA CAT
A Pickpockets Thrilling Escape From a
West Penn Train.
sOUTHsIDERs CAUGHT BY AN OLD GAME

Several days ago Mrs. Mary Morrison and
her husband decided that one house would
not hold them. The husband left. Since
then Mrs. Morrison has broadened her views
and came to the conclusion that both could
not live on the same earth. The
husband could not be induced to
take this view, SO she decided to go hence.
She took the 'rough-on-rats" road, but q
shortage of motive power caused her to be
sidetracked. Instead of travelling the dim
vistas of the great beyond, she is to-day in
the Allegheny General Hospital a very sick
woman, but with bright hopes of recovery.
She is not, however, satisfied with the ex-
pertinent, and will try it again.
The couple lived in the basement of No. 8
Church avenue, Allegheny. Mr.. Morrison
was mill worker. The dispute which
caused the separa ton was over the treat
ment Of their child for tumor. Yesterday
Mrs. Morrison had 1t removed and, when
returning home, she met her husband in the
park. Another fight followed. The husband
declared he would have good time on
the Fourth Of July, but she assured him she
would make it interesting for him. She
went home, reached the front door and took
heard that large quantities would not prove
fatal.
A little later her sister, Mrs. Braddock,
arrived. Finding the front door locked she
went to the rear and gained admittance.
She found Mrs. Morrison lying in bed very
sick. Seeing the poison she made her sister
confess. Then she called in DR.. Rose,
of the Allegheny General Hospital. Anti
dotes and emetics were at once given her,
and she finally recovered sufficiently to be
taken to the hospital. Her condition is still
considered serious.
Although Mrs. Morrison is only "a years
old, this is the second time she has at
tempted to poison herself. Last night she
declared she would try it again. and, with
smile, remarked that the third time would
be a charm. The child was taken in charge
by Mrs. Broddock. The husband could not
be found