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1914. S4Ia9t Bel aquileia 9beoboiius oet
.@robe, Gugenius.)
1869. Gambia BON BEN Surfen erpbert.
1858. 8el9rab Dou ben Sefterreidern untel
Narinatlian emanuel BON 8aiern eritirntt.
1915. &lebers llehersaag iiber BEN 9betn,
1907. Selgolanb bon ben Gnsldnbern Be.
iett.
1903. Spadim @urat siebt ais 8Dais in
&eapel elm.
1873. s@la4t BEL 9enneipit. Sep bon
Billion seldIagsn.
1889. gtufrnbr in 3aria umS @tur3 Del
3esteruns pegen 8ernIuns bes Or. Strauf
ais Yrpf. SbepI.
1874. Griere stpii@en 6ranfreid unb sra:
rpffp.
1860. Grans II. &5nis beiSer eieiIiea, Der.
ldbt Neapel.-@inau9 @aribaI6t's in Neapel
1878. STUNNING @erbun's.
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@eiunbheit ift Meidthmut
aNAlM

Gr. q. 9. Gei8 @erpens nab @ebirn : Sur tn elm
aaranttrtee ipecifl9es Setlmittel fur 9pfterte, 4rams
pie, nerrble lenraisia, arpfiamerien. nerpbfe tlebtrs
rtt5nns unb Nbfpannung, rerurja@t nurh ben hbers
mhtt9el 0enub non Gltcbpl cher Eahat GdloflcRas
tettk acknowledgement unb Gebtrrernei@nns, BE
tn NBebninu ausartet unb ausemetnes G.enb, Gte&s
tbrm unb Trt terbetfhtrt. Sc 1T aud eth SeilmitteI
pptenB Bel beiben @ef@ledtsra, Gpernatcrrtcea, Ssrs
uria&t burM Setfi9e ffeberanftrensuna pher burn
9usenhfhu6en. Se6e e9a9tel entbdIf bic Sur fhs
far 500, turA bie @pft sesen Gtuieubuna bes Treiies.
RBtr earanttren, bab 6 GManteln iehen TaI betier
rerben: watt ieter Defeuuns fur 6 G&a@teln, bic Bel
sue NIT BEN yreiie %etnIdnft, fenbeu ptr benz Beiieler
uafereu }4rtftlt4en @nrontte : @@ein, bab MIR bas
0stb thrhdi9t6en, penn ha8 Mfittel tetne Ssiluns bes
Mtrft. GrI&e SGetne werben nur a~usseteut pom
9ttg Drug Gtcre (Gtusise Ngenten) So. 8 Gaf
ummere Greet, Gan Antpnfc, Iegas.
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GslSfornsa.gseime.

Weinliebbabsr finben elm groBes Cos
ger uDn fetnen california Weinen bel
Germ s. :. Me1er am NIamD
ptasa. 0err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Drt unb @tene aus ul.h fauft brett
aus Dem 2eler ter Mein5Ddter. als
gutem Qenner gelingt es ibm iiets, bic
befen 9orten aus3undblcn. Ct fanIi
ieine 2unben uro Gamilien hit einesa
guten Sropfen perieber. &otbs unb
We,Bwetne In por3iigl.6er QuoIitGt
BON teBt ab $1.00 per @aflone - frei
ing 0aus geliefert.
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@otiS fit Gewerbeteuer : 3a1ler.

@itp 6a1, l. September 1891.
GouHeute uuO anbere iteuerpHi9tige
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uerben aufseforbert,
barauf su a6ten, oaB tire 8~emerbefieu.
ern m 8oraus entri1tet nerbeu,
mie bas @efeB es bor{hreibt.
Sieienisen, mei1e nit Der 3abluna
ibrer @emerbefteuern i'm &ldlfanbe
fiHb, babei, iofort bas 8erEdumte na6s
5ubolen, ba Ssftipn 80, Gapttel So Der
hdotiiGeu Srainan5en BON iebt ab
1freng hur6gefibrt tperoen mir5.
@bm. &ifne,
Gtaots@ Solicitor.
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Tarbet : Nabrif.

Sas @runbeigentbum, @ebduli@tei.
ten, Mai6inerie un5 8aorenporratb,
bic frhber ber San Mntonio paint
Gomporp geb6rten. meroen gum bili.
gen gre,fe geaen 8%aar3abIung Dfferirt.
Suite grDhte fur benienisen, Der biejes
8eFddft toerntmmt. Cine ausgeaei9.
nete Selbanlase fir einbeimii9es 2as
pital.
Reagan 9ouRoa.
Wafenpermalter.
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8aupldse fit 8obnbauier,

Drei CUTE pldge an Der Datoion.
unb pier on Der 9tarrs 5traBe ee!egen,
iinb nod gu baben.
Yresis, bic ieoem 2dufer geeen gaar-
aablung 5uiaaen weroen.
Reagan Qpuftou,
Mafenpermalter.
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correspondent

correspondents. - Mwoulton,
ben 8. Sept. 81. = Dte Nrtlfel BEG
Sonnta9sbetra9ters in 8eSug auf bas
5bema: DSirfen Srbenst9me(tsrn
an ben lfaatli@em Jreii1ulen dig Sch.
rerinnen fun9iren2" baben au9 bier
gers9te Waroiguns gsfunben, uno ie>
Der redtli9 bentenoe Menf@ itimmt
pol uao gang mt ben 4nf1tea oes
Sonatagsbetra9ters tlberetr.
S6reiber bieies batte Dor mebreren
Sabren 8~ele9enbsit, S@ulbn1er elmer
BON tatboIiiGen Oroensf@meitern ge<
leiteten Greii1ule in bic 3Gabe au Bee
tommen. Siefe Bidder maren betiteIt
First Catholic Reader, Second CATH
Ollie Reader &c. Benefit bas nldt,
baB bieie S9ulen meter ni9ts ais
Setteni6ulen inb unb bnB tie BAG
staatsi6uIgelb miberrs6tIi9 be3ieben?
Sn elmer 6erartisen S1uIe in Sapette
@ountp tDurbe fo8ar ofen &eligions.
unterri6t ertbeilt, unb Der bamQI,ge
@ountp. Ti6ter mar peranlaBt uorben,
Der S1ule oas Staatsi9ulgeIb au eat.
aieben. @s NOR bic b69ite Belt, baB
Die .Greie prefe@ ibren Warnunesrul
erf9alen lieB, uub bic BHi9t isoes
re9tli6 bentenben WeEi1en 1T es
tDaGiam 81 fein. baB unfere @taQts.
!@ulen ni9t in Settenf9ulen oerpans
belt perben
2sBteH Sonntag tpar beitn Inter.
asi@neten &lnbtaufe, tpeIde 0err So.
ftor WeferbOf bon Der cd. lutb. Sc.
nleiuoe bel Mtoalton bOl5oe. S.m eng.
fen Greunbestreiie tpuroe biele @eIes
genbeit ssfeie,t. 2eiber b~erliert biefe
Gemeinbe ibren beIisbten pafor in
tur3er 3eit. Gerielbe bat einen f6on
mebrfa9 an i'm ergangeueu 3uF BON
Der ED. lutb. Spnobe bon Ssras, cine
@emeinbe in San Antonio gu griinben,
enbli6 auaenommen. ST f9on bas 0ers
bdltniB oes PaffOrs gu ieiner @smeinbe
elm tiberaus ber5lides gu nennen, 70
oebnt fi6 bieie 8eliebtbeit aud auf
MnbersgIdubige unb 6reifnnige aus,
gewiB elm f60ner Betpeis ieiner 8oIse
rang. I'm nun nt6t In ben Werbadt
Der Sobbubelei gu fommen, iei bier
nod bemertt, baB Sdreiber bieies tein
@lieb ieiner 8emeinbe 1T, baB er aber
pator Weiterbof aIs Weui9 un6
t~iberbaupt als ben Manu a6ten unb
lieben gelerni bat, ME er ihn bier 3u
i4iloeru oerfu6t bat. : ". 5 abr.
STRENGTHENING.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-05
8eiom0ere Qlttraftionelt
RIVERSIDE PARK.

@unntas ben 6. September. NoG.
mittaes: 8roBes 5reifou3ert. Nbenbs:
JeuerDerf rno 0finfirel 8orftequng.
9as publifum 1T freunblihit einge.
laoen. Brompte 8ef6roeruns per Gar
unb ausge5ei9nete 8ebienung an,
plabe. s. @unge.
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@enbors Glen : Soften.

Wer @slb auf SntereKen anlegen
mill, benz Dsrtaufe i'd Noten, bur9
Qppot5ef gef9ert auf 8runoeieentbum
nit ober obne gerbeherunseu.
Reagan 6oufor,
Mofenperualter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-05

s@ 0err @b. DieffeIbprH,
Der befanRte uno langidbrise Birtb Der
bat nun ON Der gommerces
iftaBe, g~eseniiber bon Groos' 8ant,
cine elegante WirtbidaFt einsnidiet,
no TETS frif9es Bier unb Getrdnfe aler
Art Derabrei9t unb feiner 3un1 fernirt
tDirb. QogeHrdume gu bermistben.
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NOenue Gisenthnm.

8egebrenstpe,ibe Cd 2ots on Der
Qpenue 6 unb 8 ino abermals i'm
preiie ~reeuairt tporbeu.
Staots gisertbum nirb gu Dorfpreis
fen b%erfauft.
Reagan 9outon,
WaReuperwalter.
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Ser Gan Yebro Sprinas Bart

TT unter Der 8erpaltune bes 6errn
Granf Grif6 tpieber Der g a m.
melplaBfh FIR GomiIien gefuor,
ben, Der er friiber mar. Wan finbet
bort ftets Elm gutes publifum nno 6err
Griid label bic Gamiliel Der stabt elm,
ben part gu beiu6eu. 3hbler Nuf>
entbaltsort; groBe Sauberteit i'm pars
te; aufmetffame 8ebienuns; @rfris
f9ungeu a0er Dirt.
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@eiGGfts SanpldBe.

Sommers, ober rebulirie 8reile ipers
ben aud i'm September ~einsebaIten.
Sie bsten Grun0fiide linb nod 3u
Reagan Sou on,
Wtahenbermalter.
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County 8onos gu nerfanfen.

Sas @eridt Der gounip=gommifdre
bon 8eTar @ounip, Seras, bietet biers
nit bic ainstragenben Bombs i'm 8etra.
&c BON $240, 900 Observation-Disclosures.
5i8 SauIenD 9olars) fur bic grbauuua
bes Gountp. @ourtbaufes gum 8ertouf
IN ben Meifbietenben aus. Dieielben
finb ei~n5ul6fen inuerbaIb BON auanaia
Sabren bonn IL. Wai 1891 ab. Gie
tragen idbrli6 6 pro3ent 3inien, 3abls
bar i1brli9 i'm @eunip : Gdabamt au
San Antonio ober in elmer Maentur Der
etaot Stem Dorf, 81. ..
8%eriiegelte NngebDte tperben in San
M%ntoni0. Seras, ON Montag, ben IA.
Geptember, 8ormittags un 10 ubr er=
6huet tperben. Das @eri9t Der @oun.
tp.@ omMiRdre behdlt fid has MeGt Dor,
ole MEgebote auridSupeiien.
SON Mntonip. Ser, 1. Muguf 1891.
g. 70. MeMIIifer,
@ouatp, Rihter, Berar So.
Nttefirt:
3bab. 80. 5mitb,
@ountps glerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
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]. WEINSTEIN q GO.
D eutf6 e

Sn9baaolung II. &oman=8 ibliotbef,
$40. A OftsSoufonftraBe, San antcnip.
Nurr6tbig finb folgenbe Rpmate a 5
Sent per @eft.
i3ebn Sabre unter Der Grbe, pber S9ulb
un6 Sibne.
Die 8riber Ser aadt (eiftpriid conan
tiide ~Gr3dblunsen).
@edGtet, pber bas GlDdseiu bon 8uratbeI.
Ser 5err ber 8aft, pbsr 9ieue 6ebeimnife
Bon Yaris.
guf einiamer SnieI, ODER uni9ulSis bsr.
itoben.
Der G9arfriGter bon Berlin.
Ses @eIterpbererS Slid nnb Cube era
ppleon).
@enoreba, Die frpmme DmIberin.
0as ff6ne SabritmGbhen.
9as FINITE @ebot.
uniduIbis gum SpSe terurtbeilt.
S@tnberbanneS, Der sr6bte @dnberbaupt.
Miami beS 10. S~abrbunbertS.
Die Soptenfelber BON Sibirieu.
DaS Sinh Der @erIfprbenen.
Die 6alide @rafin.
I(3u jeSem bieier 8pmane 2 Silber oils Sra.
tbs : HramienD
sartmtlihs beuti9e 8eiti6riftsn unb gii.
der tets an 9anb.
S~rpbebefte tperben anf Werlamaeu
gratis neriancf.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas 9sus
denbIatt $3.50.
aeifenbe Ngenten:
&. g. 8uid.
10. S@prubtn1.
6 D s.
9ages Gbrpmtf.
5. m Der.

8. 9 eptembe r.
1913. Balboa entbedt ben itiaen Ocean.
1888. Gbritopb Martin 8ie[anb 81 Sber>
bplsbeim BET 8iberi9 geb.
1871. SafUb Meberbeer, Gontpcniit, IN 8ers
lin sebpreu.
1898. Die @irpnSiiten tperben Dem &epps
lutipns. tribunal iiberliefert.
1900. Groberung MaIta's bura Die Gngs
Timber.
1907. enbe bes s.tdsisen 8ombarOemsnts
@openbasens bur9 bte @nsIaa0er.
1913. Grpberuns bon Reiiina burdb bic
Neapolttaner.-0er &bnis bon Sannpper Be-
itdtiet Die repibirte @erfafiung,
1857. 9(uflDiuns ber auber0rbentliden, boil
fteiniiden Stdnbeueri arnmluns in Steboe pbne
Giniguns nit 9dnemarf.
1858. Mprib Sapbir gu @ien seit. @untos
riitiidsr unb latgriider Sdriftiteler.
1870. Ginsu8 bss 8Diiss BON 9reuben IN
Rbeims.
1877. @rpbe S6ladt am S9ipfapaNe.
1888. Die erite Expedition CUR Iufiuduns
Stanleb's seDt mad Ifrifa ab.
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@rnnbeiaentbums uebertrasmnsen.
@Onrab Duberi6 unb 6. 8ulerton
On $. Gamm, Gsunbffid i'm Original
@itp Got No. 20 fur $500.
Sames 8. Jisf on Wtar GaIisti,
8tunbiad on SalabofraBe, 5000.
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s@r Weroe m6brenb bes Monats
September, gu preiien bic i'd i'm Com,
mler ~berlanste, irgenb ueIdes @runo.
eigentbum bDn Sam Maperids Com
eursmafe ~berfaufen.
Reagan 6outou II,
Wafenbertpalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-05

aar Die srOben 8aupIdbe anf BRO.
ipett Dill oferire i'd ieBt I'm 80 pros
sent biliger als bielelben Dor Mnbau
Der eleftrif6en StraBeneiienbabu gum
Werfauf ausgeboten paren.
Reagan 0Oufon,
WaGennerua!ter.
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SeiratbSideine.
SOiepb Seder unb Matie umi6eib.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
THE LATEST.

THR greater portion of St Killian,
near West Bend, Wis, was wiped out
by fire which started in the residence
portion of Joseph Ziesers buildings.
COMPLETE returns show that Bis
marck received 1855 votes against
S, %S6 for Schrnalfcld.
TnE Nova Scotia members of the
Canadian parliament propose asking
the government to increase the duty on
American coal.
rME Globe tissue paper mill at Elk.
hart, Ind. burned. Loss, $50, 900; IN
surance, SO. 600.
Tux shoe factory of John O'Connell
& Sons. Marlboro. Mass, burned. Loss,
SIS. 900; partly insured.
NEARLY 400 granite quarrymcn at
Barre. Vt, went on strike, the cause
being the employers refusal to show a
discrimination between union and nom
union workmen.
a DISPATCH from London announces
the death of Barry Sullivan.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May = showed an average de-
crease Of sc compared with the CORE
sponding week of last year: In New
York the decrease was 12.4
DIX. CRONIN's grave at Calvary come
terry, Chicago. was smothered in flow.
ers the second anniversary of his MUIR
der.
FIVE petards were exploded at BARGE
Iona, Spain. recently. doing much dam
age. A conflict between the police and
strikers took place.
BUSINESS was rather quiet on the
London stock exchange during the
week ended May 2, Americans alone
showing life. The Paris bourse was
dull and weak. There was a report of
European concert against high protec-
ton in France. The Berlin bourse
showed tendency 10 decline.
THEEE was panic in St Mary's
Catholic church at Milwaukee. some ar
tiGcial flowers taking fire while LOG
little girls attired in gauzy robes sur
Grounded the altar. There was a rush
for the door. but no one was hurt and
the fire was subdued
Rev. DR. GEORGE w. RorHwELI. OF
lClaa~en avenue Congregational church,
Brooklyn. n. Y. who swallowed cork
into his bronchial tubes some time ago,
is dead. DR.. Bothwell was holding the
cork in his mouth when something
caused him to laugh.
SEVERAL persons were injured by q
tornado which struck Paducah, Ky, re-
Icently One hundred buildings were
wrecked.
THE hoard of directors of the Ath-
letics baseball club has fred Manages
iSharshig.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary eof the -o1ily NeWs
WASHINGTON NOXES.


Az accident by which four persons
were killedcnd several injared occurred
ON the Metropolitan branth of the Bah
timre & Oh9prailroad at Gaithersburg,
near Washington.
IL connection with the suit of the
state of WISCONSIN against ex-State
Treasurers Marshaw and McFettridge
to recover interest receiver by them CT
public fundstluring their teens of Office,
AttHney-GeEeralO 'Conner has brought
suit against -ex-Secretaries of State
Richard 'Gunther, present consul-geR
eral TO Mexico, for S95, 600. Henry BaetH
for S5a, 400 and Ferdinanf Keuhne for
$50, OsG.
IT rs regarded as an ASSN led fact that
Secretary Foster will change the foru
of statement. the publicsdebt of the
United States'on July l. The secretary
declares the present form az statement
to be unsatisfactory.
IT YVES fountl that five men were
killed IN the recent collision on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad Il ear Wash
ington-
MINISTER BLAIR has beeneummoned
back to Washington.
WALTER S. Mf XwELL, oftCalifornia,
has been appointed chief of che horti-
cultural department of the worlds fair.
The public debt statement showed a
net decrease during the month of April
of S1,514,32z.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
President Folks Plan.

New YORK. April 3O.-President Polk,
of the Farmers Alliance, has just is
sued a proclamation to the order in
which he sets forth the plan which the
national executive board has adopted,
and counsels the alliance to cease all
chickering's and to get rid Of dis
loyal members The plan OF
campaign consists of system
of lectures by which IN army of 80, o0o
lecturers will plead for the cause II
is also stated in the proclamation that
arrangements are being made for the
holding of two or more grand alliance
mass meetings in each Of the alliance
states during the year.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
THE SOUTH.

In a storm Matthew Bowers house,
seven miles from Beda, Ky, was RACED
and two children probably fatally in.
jured.
GEN. w. A. STRONG. the defaulting
and absconding ex-secretary of state OF
Louisiana, has returned and surren.
dered. He had been living in Mexico
and the constant dread of arrest caused
him to return.
1NGLEsIDE. the country home of B. n.
Baker, Baltimore millionaire, was de.
stroyed by fire the other night Loss
$50, 900.
THE opera house at Troy. Ala. col
lapsed recently while a company OF
young people were rehearsing. Two
young ladies were killed and two others
seriously injured.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, had $3.50, OOC
fire on the Goth, CONNIE ncing in the
Campbell furniture factory.
In quarrel over fence near Pine
Bluff. Ark, John J. Hooker shot John
Il. Desereaux. a member of the noted
Lucas family of St Louis
BIDS for the construction of a system
of waterworks at Helena, Ark, will be
opened May 26.
WILLIAM REEL, q correspondent a,
Waco, Tex, for scandal paper a,
Kansas City. Mo-. was recently given
seventy lashes. stripped, tarred and
feathered and ridden on a rail.
THE Baltimore sugar refinery stock
has been pooled and put in charge of a
trust company for Eve years to keep il
out of the sugar combine.
ONLY four of the s,267 immigrants
who arrived at Baltimore on the 3Ott
will be returned to Europe.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
Tragedy in Hungary.

PEsTH, April 30.-A terrible tragedy
in which a whole family lost their lives
happened in this city. A man employed
in the post office here was seized with
homicidal frenzy and fatally attacked
all the members of his household,
never ceasiug his bloody work until he
had murdered his wife, mother-in-law
and three children The man then
sta ted for the Danube and upon reach
ing the river threw himself into the
water and put an end to his own exist
euce,
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
GENERAL.

THE journal des Debats says that the
French ministers are in favor of re
duction on the customs duties on wheat
for six months and the total abolition
of those duties, if necessary.
The priests and pastors of Moscow
are overwhelmed with requests from,
Jews for baptism in order to avoid ex-
pulsion. The expelled Jews are cruelty
treated. being marched out of the city
afoot, chained in bands by the wrists
The Russians afterward pillage the de-
serted shops and houses
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
German
Syrup"
ForThroat andLungs.

have been III for
Hemorrhage "about five years,
"have had the best
Five Years. medical advice,
"aud took the fret
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
Prieklv Ash Ritters !

q acts directly on the LIVER. STOMACH
and KIDNEYS, and by its mild and eathartie
effect and general tonic qualities restores
these organs to sound, healthy condition,
and cures all diseases arising from these
causes. Il PURiFlES THE BLOOD. tones
up tho system, ard restores perfect health.
!your druggist does not keep II ask him 70
srder II for you. Send &c stamp Ter copy -
1.-THE HORSE TRAINER" published b. %.
PRlcKlY ASH Bl1TERS co.,
OGls PROPRIETOR. 81. LOUIS. NO.
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
DRlcKLY ASH
Bl Frs

One OF The most Important organs o. ~
human body sthe LIVER. when u iailsto
properly perform Its functions the entire
system becomes deranged. The BRAIN,
KIDNEYS, STOMACH, BOWELS, al refuse
10 perform their work. DYSPEPSIA, con-
STIPATI0N, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY DIS
EASE, ETC., are the results, unless some
thina Is done to assist Nature In throwing
on the impurities caused BY the inactio1
Of TORPID LIVER. This assistance -
necessary will b found In
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
Through the Chasm.

LEXINGTON. KY, April S0.-A draw
bridge on the Cincinnati Southern road.
three miles south of junction City, was
burned last night, and subsequently a
freight train fell into the chasm. Brake
man George Hanson was probably
fatally injured
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06

land Itook the first
"dose in some doubt. This result
led in few hours easy sleep. There
was no further hemorrhage tillnext
"day, when 1 had a slight attack
(which stopped almost immediate
ely. BY the third day all trace of
blood had disappeared and 1 had
recovered much strength. The
fourth day l sat up in bed and ate
envy dinner, the first solid food for
1.-TWO months. Since that time
"have gradually gotten better and
am now able to move about the
house. My death was daily ex--
"pected and my recovery has been
" a great surprise to my friends and
"the doctor. There can be no doubt
"about the effect of German Syrup,
cas- 1 had an attack just previous to
its use. The only relief was after
Z" the first dose" J.R. LoUGHHEAD,
Adelaide, Australia. q
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06
KANSAS STATE NEWS.


The court of impeachment met on the 9th
With only p senators present The proceed
tngs were of little interest. arguments on the
damurrer being continued.
THE court of impeachment on the 18th de.
efded to sustain the demurrer on art icles Z,
and and try only the charges contained
n the remaining seven articles. The articles
thrown out accuse the respondent, Judge
Botkin, of drunkenness at place outside Of
his judicial distr ct and of purchasing liquors
in joints running contrary to the law.
THE taxi ing of testimony was commenced
in the court of impeachment on the 18th. By
resolution it was decided to divide the ap-
propriation equally between witnesses for
the prosecution and defense and pay each
ero rata. as the amount will be insufficient
to pay in full Several witnesses testified AS
20 the size of drinks Judge BOtkin had been
"a the habit of taking. but Notwithstanding
the size of his drinks none had ever seen
Kim intoxicated.
THE prosecution continued the taking of
testimony before the court OF impeachment
sn the sOth. Hon. ". y. Hackney appeared
Is additional counsel for the respondent
All the Testimony given was to the effect
that Judge BOtkin was a hard drinker and
that druggists" who sold him liquor were
eager to get his custom The register OF
Deeds of Haskell couEty testified that the
Judge was also a hard swearer.
THE testimony in the impeachment trial
On Mayl was prime ;paly Of witnesses who
had seen Judge Botkin drink and somewhat
expert testimony as to now much liquor it
mind. The article charging the respondent
with unjust and oppressive use of his official
powers was testified to by II. F. Thompson,
of the SDrin1f Republican.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-10
WEST COSCOIlD.

April Mrs. {. II. Tilton and her
daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. II. A. Tilton, went
to Portland on the 9th inst to enter n
hospital for treatment, accompanied by
Mrs. l.. T. Holton, n daughter of Mrs. {.
II. Tilton. The best wishes Of the entire
community attend them i'll their absence
from home as we'll as an earnest hope for
speedy and complete recovery.
The past week was one Of the best for
sugar makers ever known i'll this region
from one to two pounds tree being
made in some lots. There are indications
that this will be full average season n.
from onc-fourth to one-half of the usua
amount has already been secured, being
of excellent quality too.
DR.. F. S. Seavcy had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse last week. Will,
at st. Johnsbury being trained it became
frightened, broke its fastenings, ran ovel
an embankment killing itself Instantly.
Beautiful Snow" came again last Sat
urday, increasing the hopes of the sugar
makers, and nicely blanketing the grass
which apparently will require careful
nursing this spring.
Masters Murray and Norman Matthews
from Groveton, n. H., are visiting her
for few days. They are very welcome
guests in the community.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-10
La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic OF La Grippe
last season DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, coughs and colds,
proved to he the best remedy. Re.
ports from the many who used it CON
firm this statement. They were not
only quickly relieved, but the disease
left no bud after results. We nsk
you TO give this remedy Il trial aud we
guarantee that you will I've satisfied
with results, or the purchase prize will
be refunded. 1t has no equal in La
Grippe. or any Throat. Chest or Lung
Trouble Trial bottles free at the
drug stores Of Fitzgerald l. Thurston,
Island Pond, and !. G. ilutchins. No.
Stratford large bottles, SOC. aud 81.