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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03

LANCE, 10 mar er bier ebenfaus gum
eontro1irenben Sactor getporben. 9ies
Spftem umfaBt 80 MeiIen S6ierenz
ldnge unb reprdfentirt einen Wertb
BON $54, 000. 900.
Sc ging SAB @oulb mie Dem &0nig
Mibas i'm alien grie6if4en Mptbus,
unter befen 8eriibrung MQes an @olb
tpurbe, mas it6 aud bel fetnen Speculaz
tiorer in Nttien Der groBen Selegraz
pben : @eieaf6aften aeigte, bic er ebenz
falls lit berbdltniBmdBig flr3er 3eit
rrter feline 8otmdBigfeit bra6te.
Nber ebeniopentg pie benz &6nig Mis
bas sebieb ibm fem beiipieloier grfolg
gum Slid. @r bate bon feinem biez
len @elbe ipenig Sreube. Sir @eielz
ligfeit bate er feinen Sinn, fir bic
b6beren Semitic bes 2ebens, mie &unft
urb Wifenf6aft ie bieten, feblte linn
bas 8~ertdnbntB unb gum materiellen
9ebensgenuHe febite linn bic @einnb@
belt. ST frdnfeIte faft INNER mnb 6esz
balls fpiegelte fi9 aud in feinen urz
i90nen fat a~bftoBenben @efi6tsaigen
cine gepiHe &eiignation miber, Der
cine ftarfe 8eimii6ung BON 8erbiis
fenbeit niGt feblte.
Ser einsige 2urus, ben er trieb, mar
feline 2iebbaberei fir 8lumen. Sein
@emd9sbaus auf ieinem 2anbiibe
bel Srbington ON 9ubion 1T pobl
bas f96nfte unb toftbarite I'M garae1t
2an6e, bic feltenen gbrDiantimums,
Or9ibeen urb anbere pflanaer fonen
einett Wertb BON meit iiber 800, 900
reprdientiren.
Goulbs sGrar 1T f6ou gu Nnfang hes
borigem Sabres ~geitorben, bod binters
ldBt er finf &in5er, ndmli6 brei
S6bne unb 3tpei S61ter. Sem dltez
fer Gobn, George, Der f@on LANCE Der
SbeiIbaoer feiner Sransactionen mar,
tpirb iebt LIBERAL bic Obliegenbeiten
hes 8aters ibernebmen.
MuBer BON Seitet1 feiner aaernd9s
item Qnseb0rigen per6en benz gerforz
benen f1perli6 Sbrdnen na1gcpeint
tperber1. sSya ibm 1T Der 0aupts@ ertreS
ter iener mDbernen 3eittr6mumg ges
lfforben, pel6e bas @elbma6er als
b69fes 2~ebs1szSbeal betra6tet uub ba
biefes Streben Elm rein perf6nli6es 1T,
erlif9t bas SntereHes an Der betrefe.ss
ben perf0nli6feit aud fofort NIT III
rem eigenen grl6i6en.
Die Worte nblanb bariirenb f6nnte
man BON Inn fasen:
Limb ieinen Namen melbet
.aein 9ieb, fein SeIbenbuA;
Y v@eriunfen tlnb berseffens
p0aS 1T bes. .@oIbes Stud"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03
stebtburu mnb werfeu

bes airpers uns Mansel an gerbauuns. eeute, wel8e
bic Wabruns, bic fe gu fA nebnen, utat r~erbauen,
mhHen nDtbpenbiser @eiie t6rperlide Gtnbube erlei.
Zen. I'm benz ab5ubelfen, peri&afe man f& seiunbe
gerbauuns nit 5ctetter's Rasenbitters, einem welt=
berhbmten StimuIaubmittel, Sas ben a6rrer frdftist
unb tart unb wiberfaubsfdbis ma&t. Nppetit unb
G&laf werben b%eeintrdttist rurd gerbauunssbez
f4werpen, peI4e rerpbie 3ufdue, Sptbrennen, 8las
bunsen, uureselmdbiseS Sunsiren Der Girseweibe unb
Ser5pp&eu, has oft fdiiAIi6 elmer aranfbeit bieies
Organs susei&rieben, trirb, peruriaden. Vie bieie
epmptpme ptriamtnten nit Suite bes 8itters, baS
fH aud sesen MaIaria, RbeumatiSmus, 9eberz unb
WierenIetben dis auf bic Dauer befenbes Glisir be-
pdtrt BAT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03
2.228.672.

Dte5e 3abl felt bic Mn3abI ben Tlai9en bar, pelde
BON Or. Rings .steuer Gntoeduns fur SGrinbfudt,
Suten nnb Grfdltuna1 In ben Ser. Staaten bonn Midr'
1891 Bis gum Mdrs 1892 r~erfauft pcrben finb. 3wei
Miuipnen, ,ipeibnnbert ahtunb5pan,is tanlens, feh8s
5unbert un6 BpeinnbfebBis 8lafHen In etnem Sabre
lnb iebc ein,tse hteier Glafhen purbe unter Der So
rantte pertauft, bab bas @elb 5uraderftattet plrbe
ipenn bas Mtttel fetne befrtebtsenben 6efultate ~er5telen
ipute. DaS @ebeinuib bteieS Grfclses 1T letht ent=
butt: G8 enttduf4t Niemanben unb Jebermaun fam
fh baranf p~erIafen, ais auf bas bette Mtttel sesen Sus
fen, Grtdltunsen u. {. %. HretS so Gents unb $l.00.
3u baben bur@ RE Gan Gnspnip Drug Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03
aailer @ilbeIm 1T Der einaia

Safer MilbeIm 1T Der eimaige
europdif6e SouDerdn, Der sur goIums
bus>Weibefeier in Gbieaso einen @lids
punf6 .gef6idt bat. Derielbe III an
ben Staatsfefretdr geri9tet unb Iautet
m6rtli6: Ser beutfde aaiier ldBt
Sbnen bur6 ben beuti6en @ei1dftss
TRIGGER anldBlt6 beS 400. Sabrestages
Der @ntbednng Nmerifas ieinen auffi1s
tigen @lidiuunf6 ausfpre9en unb pers
binbet nit bemielben feline ber3li1ten
Wtinf6e fir bic fernere gntpidlung
bes groben 2anbes, on behen Spibe
Sic ffeben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03
araft uub @eiuuSheit.

sic electric 8itters. Wenn sic BITE yGrippe" sei@wd4i
Bat, periu&en sic electric Sitters. Dies Mittel wirti
btrett auf bic aeber, aui ben Maseu unb auf Die Rieren,
selrrdsis 5u erfllen. QBenn Gte an nerp6lem 2opfs
peb letben, perben ste bur@ electric 8itterS f&neat
unb baurrnbe gbbhlfe finbeu. Cine Yrobes Slai4e NTH
Gie bapon iberJeusen, baB bies bas Mittel TT, ipeI6ef
Ste sebrau@en. Grcbe Tlai&en fur nur so Gents ii
ser apotbefe BON abpIpb Dreis, Ibpmpicn & Go. 81
hdheu-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03
Cine GrSinana,

tpel6e &egeln unb &egulattonen fiji
bic plumbers Der Stabt San Nntonir
bori6reibt.
Sci es 6ur6 BEN @tabtratb Der
Stabt San Mntonio berorbnet:
Seftion /. 9ausz9 rainirungs.
robren innerbalb unb biz gu brei CO
SUB a%uBerbalb Der Mauer zines Sc.
bduubes foaen aug ~beionbers 1tarfen
gubetiernen &6bren belteben, bic min.
beitens einen giertel sou bid unb
ai9t peniger als bier 3oa i'm 9nr6:
meier iinb unb bas folgenbe Stan:
barb @eni6t baben:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03

. Die 2lm3cigen bon 9oobs Sariapa.
riaa iinb fets lii FOLDER Weife be-
glaubigt, bob fie por Der finan5ieler
Welt Obne 36gern angenommen mers
ben uiir6en<
SIR algemeinen &atarrb empfeblen
mir u~nbebingt &ppos Vilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03

= 9ie @onferpatipen i'm englif6en
parIamente bereiten einen energif9en
proteit gegen bic irii9e politif @labz
tones Dor.
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rag Die mobernten Quite finbet
Sbr INNER bel
Yancoa & Sobm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03
San @pulos Sob.

| gef6dbt mir0, an Der NuS3ebrung 1ters
ben muB, lit eigentIi9 cine ~gera6e5u
arotesfe eSrenie 6es S9idfals!-
Ser Gultus, Der in ben lebten Sab
rem nit benz Netp Oorfer &r6ius SAB
@oulb getriebe1t purbe, umb bic ftaus
nenbe gbrfur9t, bic fi6 babel ftets
fur ben Mann b%ocumentirte, Der es
perfanben, aus Ni6ts bunbert Mi0ips
nert Dollars gu MAIDEN, 5eigt 10
redt beutli6, in mel6em Mnfeben biers
anIanbe Der Dollar unb namentli9 Der
grfoIg bel Der Sagb auf Oenielbem
feb.
SAP @puIbs Der .Manr, Der am 2.
December III Meu Oort amber S9pitbs
fuGt gefprben lit, lit pieI pergottert,
aber aud piel, ~perlafert tpor6en uub
tgobbem, mar &c tpeber, beHeI nod
f9le9fer, alS 6as gattae 5Dfem, mel>
Dies es erm6glidt, bob / n Menibr.
Der pe6er burd feline &engtni1e, nod
bur6 feine Begdbung me:fli9 iber
feine Mitmenf9en empnrragt-etn Ipl1
riefiges Germ6gen. ~aufbdufen, fartt.
pabrenb bunberttauien6e in ben. eIben
| Netp Dorf foum am Mbeab mifer, poz
init fieiam nd9ften Morgen ben furremz
ben Magen bef6mi6tigen iolen
9ie 2ebensgei6i6te Sap @ouIbs,-
bonn barfiiBigen 5armertraben Bis 5ai1
ygifenbabnz &6nig" 1T cine iiberaus
intereiante, ba iie In sepi1em Shine
tDpbii6, 1T fur ben @ntwidlungssGan
bes amerifantf1en sSelfmade man.,
zines Menf6enzS Is, mie er That
Eid9li1) nur in Der freien Mtu1oSpbdre
Der Der. Stdaten m6gli1 ui1b bentbar
TT, no man gtidli9ermeife-bis iebt
p~eniefenS - tpeber Stanbes 8orurz
tbeiie mod 4aftet=@e fenntl
SAB @Dul6 tpurbe alS SDbrt zines
tn dlBerf beideibenen NerbdltniHen
lebenDen fleine,t Jarmers in benz Dins
tertualbs>D 6rf9en Gorbiirp in DeIa=
mare @ountD i'm State Netp BORT i'm
Sabre 1886 gebore.. bat allo 1ur Elm
Mlter bon Sc Sabren erreiGt.
Nadbem ery In Der DDrFf9ule bic
notb6irftigfen gIementar : @enatniHe
erlangt uHb bonn cine s3eit lang auf
hate trieb I'm Spr grcmo ron Ssr
Ermpiteruno feinea GeS;Mfsfrs;ssa i,
Bic aerne. gnrISufia SiIaets arer.
binos erff Elm bsma%hortes fIs;nsa
GfdSthen fein OH u Sos 81 nil
oonaen 20 Gsnts II ber SoSme s;r,an ~"
I'm onf her' Snrt;nen MsaSsm;ss 'S Ss
Qiidem tsimer W;IS,Sse d,,s.,,fins, ="
Ge;nen 0ehenss11,,tsrhoGt n,,,st. sn
GnuIS mshrsmS Ser EhsIs. Ia ap Nv :
merhsn e. s;;br.e H fJsss sas a.
istfsnM,fnier ;h,,s,, ssr, gxg,a 10y bss
Snss-h;s gs%ss ,,aS baIf S;sssr, ~
soaor ,,;t,,rtsr e ~, S NIX XIV 'sfS4taAA
ests.s :. of...
Se,,,ie ,,oy H. y;1othsmesSf a ~, e. s.ss
er Iaffss G,,h fnnm 'his g8uis nsrgass
i'm. Ola fer s;,s MnHeiI,,,fo nIs Gsh;iifs
heS Wermeaers mn litter Il n,,,,tn fn,,h
Gs;n Gshn4 6sg;ss TX Sar ~ W.
SSo 'hsv Wonot one; inv % SD ssn,,s IT. a ~
n h;esen Mn,ts -rarot esIsst,;gs
,,nh ssi,,s frs;s Oh. nv Mnssrnes,n e
forofaIt;nsr eorfsn ~ mIsra Hnns
So,rtns ors Ssrs, AaI f,I!1s w
grs,,,s ,om 1 - ca - 600 Ssa. e'a1
M;t' S;sss,, ID G.sS. .yve Is
NsnDssts". SetuS OeUuHu q ItWs WI
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na~ WeIton& 6 D. baben torts
mabrenb frif6e @aaref; grpBe Niss
mabl BON 9elifatefen aler Nrt, bic
beiten eingema1ten 6riibte, @emtiie,
6leiids unb anbere Brefdrpen rtrb Elm
grobes Eager bon Stapel 8rcceries.
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Or. Hathaway


Sunee WdHner,
meIhe tn TplsGrpr
Sugenb ; Shhber
an Rerpenf9wd9l
lethen, i~hreeebeuss
frnft ~untersrabeu
taben uub tire
MdunItAfeit rerlps
rem, fouten ben Be-.
ratmteu Or. 9as
Howdr iotptt eDn.
i~ulttren. BHgeet
na@t, R~erpenfrditfs
teH (mtt pber rtne
Trdume) utrb wtfs
feuf&eftIt& uub
|lat bei nenefter
|WRnM bshans
keItEunb NIT hem
sr6eteu GrfpIs.
@ fpmmt nt4t
tdroaf an, pb man
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&eilc Gfropbeln

lNeb., be3eust ;
lid an ben Sfros
ling aper's Sars
Geits
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Daily Eeuutbtf journal.
THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1887.


Fsrniagaale town meeting viii be held
Noaaay.
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One OF the largest abattoIrs of the city
of New York. covering AN ample block
owned and operated by men of Jewist
race and faith. Is remarkable for It:
smooth AMI effective working and ad
mlrable distribution of parts. An aver
age OF 500 cattle, between three and five
years old. ass through 1t in each of tn,
business digs OF the year Arriving
from the west at the river front, they
ascend one by one to the fateful inclos
ure. where an adept employee fastens
a chain around the hind leg OF each.
Holsted by machinery, the bovine fall.
gently upon one shoulder, and in most
instances without cry Occasionally
however, some brute. maddened by sight
and smell OF blood, breaks out into the
slaughter house and creates disturbance
that Is speedily quelled by its own dis
patch. Submissive companions, witt
neck twisted TO expose the throat, quick
ly feel the shochet's long and shining
knife. The shochet himself is stall
wart fellow. cool and wary withal, who
rarely makes Il useless motion. He is Il
religious man and OF good moral char
acter, as his license from Rabbi jacob
Joseph, chief of certain orthodox con
gregations in the metropolis, avouches
The life stream IN torrents follows the
movement of his blade. This is ''shec-
hlta,N the killing. 1t insures complete
effusIon of blood. IN which may be
germs of disease that otherwise might
find entrance into human bodies Next
follows 'bediqaA the examination OF
instrument and victim If nick ap-
pear on the keen edge of the knife. that
by extremists is held to imply unneces-
sary suffering injurious chemical
change and consequent dntitness of the
carcass tor market Ii there be none
lungs, liver and heart, the entire body
indeed. are mlnuteiy inspected. Cen
tury
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There would be more bills paid in this
world If the people would only stop to
realize how much more profitable it Is
for all concerned to keep the money in
circulation.
Here Is an example how money circu
iates from one man to another, although
1t Is not often that You can keep track OF
y bank bill on its travels In tins way
\ Portland merchant owed s. to shop
keeper,
The shopkeeper called at the mer
achants place of business and received a
81 bill A little later he used the bill to
pay debt of 81 which he owed to la
borer
The lahorer at once went and paid a
debt of 81 which he owed his grocer
The grocer gave the 81 bill to a painter
1t CHANGED that this painter owed $3.50
to the first named shopkecper. The
painter paid the debt. and the shopkeeper
discovered that the identical 81 bill
which he mad pad out III the morning
had come back to him
This * bill had pad 500 worth OF
debts, and the Original holder had hi
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He commented u2on thz set of Consf ess
passed Is the last seseitn, plaesng An AZ
uasl sppsop,is,toa Of $3.50 coo as the dit
pasil u the posin sster general, TO make
eoalyscis siaa American lines of steam
ess 20 irsn.psft the nsiis 70 foi-
eizr port, and this SC; va. pass d
Notwithstanding the su;Ago ni.m CT the entire
Democratic party 10 It. He d -ur-eated the
dsfest Of the tonnage bliss soiy advocated
By -,caoF Frye, BY The combined vote Of
every Democratic Inetnbsr Of tue House Of
Representatives save tao. srd = fes
Republican Alie'. DE- ,h4 uzht il msttef
Of consrstuls1ion that lhcte Republican
members ,hJ linsd With the Demt
erXis IN defe.ans thi. hi l. failed Of & re
eiecsi9n in N9vSub-r 1890 II WA blow
10 American com neree snsg be bill was Lot
enacted.
H. SAID "N1 fHer shics srs huiit IN the
world than are baiit upoA eur own river,
sni /. i. mater Of ate pr de tina. in the
contest across Ibe A,4srrlc oe=ao, between
the bts bulk chips # Europe and the la
sesl wooden ship nat d rats, the Anerc IA
ship, Shenandoah, blAI ugon the banks 81
the Kennebec by Maine vcfkmen. owned
by ciGEsas Of this State and CO commanded
bf q Maine man, beat the Europe.n snip 10
the race and made the passage from HArSe
TO New YORK, while encountirg heavy
gale, in SO days, and in many days Of the
voyage she sailed 27O miles rer day
He claimed thA, sEe NJ .Kiuley ac', ia
placing increased duties upou all LAT u
products and lumber would prove Of grea.
| bens fl. to the farmers If Maine, Ne ~
Hampshire, Vermont, New y )rx aad I'll
| Northwest, because it prevented the snn
| a importation from Canada Of ss5 10000
worth Of prJdQc's yearly.
lie secuted the idea thst the evils tc
shIch ne referred could be cured q
| reduced By reciprocal trade relations. W.
| do not wan. reciprocal trade relations w
. country which PROD uces precisely .has VIZ
produce. We do not want The Dominion
| of Canada to be permitted to brif z the pre-
| ducts Of its farmers into competition Will
| the products Of our own farmers snd &
| have the beneh s Of our markets which ar
paid tor and supported by our own people
| Canada manufac .pres its own boots an
shoes, its own cotton and WOODEN goods, aa'
produces the ssms agricultural produ;t
ih.t We do, and manufactures IS We do
lumber. Y.u can have 10 reciprooit
uuder such conditions. Neither did h
believe that annexation would De
cure. He did not believe that In
people of eli her Canal. or III
1lled States desired annexation and tn
psopl. of Canada would never favor amt x
alton IL We permitted them to assert tn
suprs macy over US, and ciVert our trade l
hem H. sh1~ed al some leng h, that tn
DJminion goyernme nj policy had been
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A the CIUgf. gs'ioDsi church Tuesday
evening, L roy S Besn Of Gorhsm de-
lvered an sbe lecture on American Chi
zen.hip, lie Peril sni Its Opportunity, -
tue fret Ia the Y NJ c A couis. /. was
4 mas ely ii 'cussiJn Of the principles and
p hoies of Americsn poi.lios. Mr.. Bean
is neciieily rsci 3sl Ia his views and be Re
ferred in no Uncertain manner 10 the gigsn
tic evils which endsnger the lives Of the
political parties of today L. vas delivered
IN an eloquent, forc'ole msni er which de-
msnded ard rscsivs d the el sess attention
OF the lsrgs audience present At times
Mr.. Besn sssumsd lighter but none the
less forcioIe vein and with sBI illustrati IN
sud the keenest satlre prov ksd the audi
euce into bursts of laughter. Il was with4l
8 lecture which presented IN 81 original and
comprehensive manner many Of the fund.
mental principles upon whIch The science
of government rests. Mr.. Besn iectur 6
sgsin nexs Tuesday evening" on The Devil
ID BLACK and White"
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SOME BRAVE WOMEN.
PLUCKY FEMALES WHO COMPARE
FAVORA5LY WITH MEN.

Mrs. Anna kimbails Daring Feat of Rid
ing Before a Herd of stampeding Cattle
to Save a Mans Iife-Miss Willard and
Her Claim That Didn't Stay Jumped"
There was heroine of the cattle trail
whose name was at one time back in
the seventies, heard in every camp from
the Cimarron to the Brazos Anna Kim
Dall she was named, and she was the
wife of cans manager one of those
characters who took care of the tents
the cooking and the baggage of the cow
boys when great herd was on its tray
els from the southern ranges TO the
northern feeding grounds One dav.
when herd of 5000 cattle was camped
near the Salt Fork of the Arkansas, in
the Indian Territory, she was left alone
in camp while the cattle were feeding
near by, Suddenly, from some cause
never TO be explained in case like that,
the herd lifted its thousands Of heads
and following a few excitable leaders
started on a stampede. Such rush is
death to any one in its path, and Mrs.
hlmball anxiously looked over the prai-
re TO the north. whittier the herd was
tending. A few hundred yards ahead
of the believing beasts there was a
white hat showing against the green of
the plain 1t was one of the herders
who had disruounted and his pony had
deserted him He was directly in the
path of the oncoming avalanche of
beef. The animals, blinded with their
panic, would trample him into the earth
without pause.
Only a moment remained for action.
The woman was the only one near the
front Of the herd Leapiug upon a pony
she dashed it forward, passing one rank
after another, until she was ahead Of the
herd. when she dashed directly IN their
way, Should her horse stumble she.
too, would be lost But the horse did
not stumble and Mrs Kimbail came
nearer and nearer the man now racing
at his best pace toward her. At last, |
" hen the laundering host was not more |
than three rods behind, she leaned far |
from the saddle and lifting with her
strengthened arm the herder |
by the waist, she threw him across the |
neck Of her pony and went racing on |
until they were without the range of the
cattle.
1t was deed which few men could |
have accomplished. and the handsome |
watch presented her by the men at the |
md OF the drive proved that. hardened /
As they were, they. recognized brave
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An Open Secret
A Woman's Wisdom and Experience.

sift is 10 sseret II al 4"
Tie speaker va. lady noted for the wrrd rfui
preservation Of her h asth and beauty She had
tsen sskei in \ circle Of friends how she main
tanned her dazzling complsxica and god health
"A per'ec; compie xion an good h. alth in NO.
men" she said "depsnd apoH two things-streng
nerves and a .ood stomach. Most vonen are ex
ee-sirely FERROUS. weak and iAnguid, and az re-
susi their comp exioa- are salo~ ard their faces
Iiaehsd, cTa sr and xriLSled. Fex a ON. n have
perfect digestion Sos obviously, IL W. men wish
sound health and good oonpleNions they must get
their rervss slrens and taeir digestion good 1se
best thtngln the world 10 do this is DR.. G-senes
SeTyars, for il 4 xotdertsl strengthener o:
xeat .. rv' :. aud siVes vigorous appetite AMI
pc { ct dise.tioa." II a. ne best spring {oaft
ard farigoral.r. and every body needs Spin
medicine. Besites i, is Vegetsble remedy, pure
and harmless
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The meeting Of tle boari OF aide m IN
last esening ~ss postponed one day o-ins
10 he absence Of the mayor ard other.
The city council. however. assembled at
tn. u,usl time and transacted tie bushes.
of the last meeting Of the yesr R)ll of
,ecou7ts number 70, amounting TO Sl2 =
542.75 and .um Der so amounting to $685.
$40. were approved and passed.
A petition Gas presented from citizens o.
Ward 1, askins the name Of the street lend
ing from Oak 10 High streets AMI for many
years knows s. Mode street be SLOWED to
remain he same AT the last meeting an
order ~as pissed cha 1ging the mama OF thi-
street to May street Those having prop.
erty found that many Of their deeds
would have TO be changed somewhat
with she change q name, hen ce the pet
ton. The counc voted 10 re Jnsider tue
vote taken at the lass NEE ling, and voted to
&C sept the petition. The matter will come
come up tonight before the aldermen for
fnal decision. An ortef vas passed call
ing upon the committee on fire depart nent
totpase arrangements vi the Baptist Sc
ese,y n the Pans for 4e use Of their
ci u Oh tell IS Q q re alsrm. No other oa,i-
ness coming up for ,nsiisraion, he mee.-
ing Vas adj ~ ned
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Heart disss-s Is by FAR the most frequent
cause Of sudden DEAN, which in three cut
81 four cases i. unexpected The .ynp-
toms are not generally understood. TIE 70
are: habit Of lying on the right site.
shor! hres'h, psin or distrss. in side, back
or shoulder, Irregular pulse, asthma, weak
ard hungry spells, wind in stomach. SWELL
ing Of ankles or dropsy, oppression. dry
cough and smothering. Dr.. Mises' Illus
trated book on Heart Disease. free at Bow.
ditch Webster Cos, Who cell and sus-sa-
tee Dr. Miles unsqusled New Heart Cure,
and his Restorative Nervine, which cures
nervousness, hestsohs, sleeplessness, effects
OF drinking, etc. II contains TO opis.ss.
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The American pee pls sre rapidly bee,m.
irgsrsce Of nervous week, ard tne TO .
lowing suggests the SesGrsue y: Alphon.y
tempting, Of Bu'isr, r. .4esrs TIA,
when hissYn wss -p-echiess f,au, 81 VT .
dance DR. Mile,' grgat R~sfo..uye N.ryine
cured HIM. Mrs J Z Iirsr. of Vaiea-
raiso, and I'D. Tsy ior, Of Losan,p1rt,Ia lad a..
each ,ainsd 20 pounds from taxing il. Mrs
Fl A. Gs'duer, of Vi,taia, Iad.. ~es cured
Of 40 to 30 commissions day, and much
hes d.eLe, dizziness, b,ckacbe al d nsYvoa.
prostrstoo By one bottle. Tfis! bottles,
and foe boaks of msrveioEs cues, free 81
Bo.ditcb, Webster & Cos, Who recon- ,ue noe
and guarantees thi. uosquaied p medy.
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The meeting Of Kennebec county teachers
at the Coourn Classical I1sti ute to morrow
gives promise of being largely attended,
good deleg ,ions beng e1psc.ed tron all
distress Th- msrning session will De
opened at 10 80 by Paper by J. Fl. Ps'-
sons OF Augusta, On Methods Ia Latin $
= discus i. n WIZ follov opened by Prof.
n. Il B.ssett Of the university. W
Cotthell IF Gorbam Normal School will
CIV paper upon "E1gih Ia the Lover
Grsde." Ia the afternoon G l. Aidrich
snd \ A. Luce will b. she prlncipsi
speakers. At 8 O'clock q collation. and re
ceptiol will be rendered the visitors 1t the
Ware psflors. OEe OF the rare treat OF
the day ~iil be the lee ure in the evening
a. the UaitarIsn church bv Rev. A. +
Winship. editor Of the New f lglsad Jour
nal Of Edu ,s'ion. Mr.. Winship will take
for his subject. Methods in History"
co dia iEv..a ion is extended 10 the cit.
z n. Of Wsteiviile to attend The evening
lecture, also the day sessions At the Tnsti-
TUE.