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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06

manbem I'M Sauie e~ingefallen pdre,
bet rgiiernen" bes Suites gu aeiben.
SIN @egentbeil, Sebermanr lab eia,
Dab Der &ebner BET feiner geiltig unb
pbpff6 10 %setualtig aafreibenben Setz
Itung-bie &ebe bauerte fat y Stll1z
ben = elmer @nregung utb 9er5tdrs
flung bebiirfe!-
llebriqens tpare gerabe iebt ipeniger
@runb als ie aupor sl oerartigen Nnz
idulbigungen, pie ie Wation gegen
Bic Wtitglieber bes Gongre1es erbDben
bat. Senn ieit 8iboleberser BON
@et g%irginien Oemielben ni6t angez
bort, 1T man bort gatt5 auBerorbentli6
folibe gemorben, uttb ivenn Der ufalte
Sbee" natiirli6 aH9 INNER mod ieiue
2iebbaber bat, 10 genieBen i'm bieielbeu
bod NIT WfaB unb 3iel.
Wie iiberbaupt I'M galt5en 2an0e Der
iibermabige Wbisfepe @enuB i'm langs
iamen aber itetigen Nbnebmen begrifz
fen 1T t unb 5par gang %urabbdngig
BON BEN 8eltrebungeu Ser Probibitios
niften-fO berrfbt au6 im 6ongrele
bel meitem ni6t mebr Die ufeu6t:fr0bs
li6e" Stimmung, tpie tie bort frliber
gang ali Der Sagesorbnung mar. unD
iiber bic nlalt lih gar Mat erft mun=
Derte.
gu s~lnfang bieles Sabrbunberts
gait es beindbe gum guten Son, ab
unb gu NAL nit einem fleinen 9aarz
beutel i'm boben 9amfe gu eri6einen.
Sas gait Iowobl bonn @ongrefe in
@afbington, tpie mod mebr pDm britis
i9en unterbauie.
Sebenfals miirbe 6err Mation lpez
mig 8~ertanbniB fir bas gar nibt iible
@ef9i9t9en entnideln, baB man li6
BON benz groBen Bitt ersdbIt, Der be-
fanntli9 cine itarfe 8orliebe fir alien
Yortnein bate unb Ser au9 gutem
rdu6erig f6medenben alien Scotds
@bisfep ~feinesmegs abseneigt semeien
ieim fol-. Nls er zines Sages, mad
elmer ettpa prDlongirten, f6ueren ST
Bmng Mrm lit Nrm nit iei11em Sreunbe
9enrn 9unbas in ether i6per su bere6=
nen6en Gurbe mad ieinem plaB gu
f9manfte, rau1te er ieinem 8enoien
gu: rSu, 9enrp, mas 1T bsnn nut
log, i6 fann ia BEN Spre6er ni6t
mebr feben2" nWa-a-s" = ermibertf
9umbas ben Spre6er ni6t mebr
feben9 Sd mil bod glei6 Derb......
fein; menn i'd ben &erl ni6t boppelt
febel"
Was mirbe Der Sugenbbolb @atior
baan geiagt baben2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06
8ismards &erspg Gitel Obne
Ser3patbumt.

Sic Irage, parum GiirH 8ismard
bon benz bloben 9itel zines 6eraoss
BON 2al1enburg ni6ts ipifen mill, tpirb
in elmer 3u11rift Der ,@ermania" ba=
nit erfldrt, baB Der Mltfausler eigentz
liG anf bas iouberdme 9er5Ogtbum ipes
fulirt babe.
9ie 3uf6rift lautet: nMeminisse
%juvat! SIT einem gang rreuert lerieo=
grapbif6en Werfe las i6 fiirsli6 unter
.2auenburs": nGiirit 8ismard murbe
1890 gum preubii6en 9er3og bon
2anenburg ernannt; fiibrt aber ben
SiteI nidt."
9as ~erinrert an bic beinabe i1n0be
Mrt unb Weife, tpie Der Shirt, ipenn
bamalige 3eitungsftimmem &e6t
batten, bic @rnenl1ur1g anfgenommem
babem foa; 5. 3. NIT Der beiBenben
8emerfung, er tuerbe BON benz Sitel
bie1ei9t @ebrau6 MAIDEN, mern er
einmal ~ineognito reiien mole. Sc
erinnert aber aud mod an etpas N1t>
beres, erbebli6 meiter 3uriidliegenbes.
9as 9ersOgtbum %9auenburg ipurbe
bon benz befiegten 9dnemarf 1865 an
Oeferrei6 unb BreuBen abgetreten,
1865 gegen cine @elbent19dbigung
BON Oeiterrei6 ber &rone preuBer als
lein iiberlaHen. Stun blieb es bis 18z
76, aliD iber elm Sabr3ebnt lang, BLOB
in REORGANIZATION nit preuBen, obne
benz prsuBif6en Staate e~inberIeibt au
werben. Minifter fir 2auenburg tpurs
be Der preubif6e Minifter : prdfibent
Girt Bismard, unb mebr als einmal
lager fi6 Der preuBii6e Miniiter bes
@ustpdrtigen, Shirt 8ismard, umb Der
Minifter fir 2a~uenburg, abermals
Giirt Gismad, f9arf in ben 6aarem.-
Beibe glei6 febr beftrebt, &e6t gu be-
fommen, nnb 8eibe glei1 neugierig,
tper &e6t befommert tuerbe. Stun frage
i'd: Wesbalb mobl 6ielt Shirt 8iss
mard bas 9erSogtbum 2auenburg 10
LANCE CUR Oispoiition Der 9rOne preu=
benz
@eb6rt es gu ben plp6olosii6em urlb
moralif6en unbenfbarfeiten. DAB er
zines i9Onen Sages auf bic Iirebe
ieiues ibm o iiberaus banfbarem greilem
faiferli6en GERM: rNun bitt' Dir els
ne Gnabe aus!" bic Nntport getpagt
bate: n8erleibe mir bas su 9eirer
8erfignng ftebenbe Ser3ostbum 2auerz
burg2"
unb miirbe Der gepaltige Majorbo,
mus, mel6er ipdter 10 m,nig auf ben
Elite zines preuBii6en 6er5ogs bon
2auenbnrg CAB, ni6t nit bo6fter 8e=
friebigung ieiner 3eit o.uperGner
9er3og BON 2ailenburg unb bamit ebers
biirti9es Wfitglieb Der regierenben Sir
itenbduier bes beuti6en &ei6es getpprz
ben fein2 un6 ipdre es gu berwunberr,
tpenit bic @gnaten be& preuBif6en &0z
Magistrates, 4ronprin3 Sriebri6 @iI=
belm an Der Spibe, etipas 0erartiges
als ni6t unm6gli9 betra6tet unb baz
rum ibrerfeits, pie man bamals bers
mutbete, mad langem Warten auf Die
enbli6e @inberleibung 2auenburgS in
bas aOnigrei6 preuben sebrungen
bdtten2"-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06
@ime banae Wiertelaunbe.

Gin peinli6er 3miI6enfaa bat 1i6
Der upof" sufolge, por einigen Sager
bel G%elegenbeit zines gr0beren Mables
in einem Serliner b%ornebmen 6auie
augetragen. Ser Mirtb, eit leibenz
l1aftll9er Sammler bon Nltertbilmer1,
5eigte eine t~pertbbDle Miinse, Die, pie
er b%ebauptete, nur nod in brei Stiiden
auf Der garsen @rDe bprbanben lei.
Die Wfln5e wanberte BON Gait 81 Sat
Derur febrte aber 81 algemeiner Ser
numbering ni6t gu ibrem 8eiiber slz
rid.
Ser liebensniirbise Wirt6 Iudte nit
Der Bemerfung, baB ii6 Die M}iin5e
beim I~ufrGumen i6ou wieberfinbea
tpilroe, Die 8eieQ'6aft su b~erubiaen.
Die Stinlmlllsg aber, bic porber bereits
iebr animirt gelueien mar, ipolte trpb
pes relblid g%eipenbeten G%bampasners
nlft wieberfebren. SIMMER unb INNER
wieber ipurne Geiudt, BIS ei!er bon ben
Mlipe'enhen zen &orl1!ag mabte, baB
INNER le aipei BON ben GGfer 1ih ELM.
nrDer inter fut1ea ~lolten, ba bic Meiin5e
lel6t in ciler Suite her Sai6e Der &leiz
h%ungsfiide baftsn aeblieben ober in
cine 2ufde serutIF9gt Eeiil f6une. Die
Ter &ori0ia0 fano uilsemeiHs 3ulfimz
rlung llO idon mar man i'm 8egriff,
5ur Nnsfii6rung heiielben au .1dreiter,
als eil 5err freiOebIeid lid er9ob, I'M
fir ieine perion sesen cine 9urdfuz
dung g%eriuabrung ein5ulesel1.
Die Wirfurlg fanm mait lid benfen.
Ser Mirtb fpra6 ii6 nun spar ebem=
falls gegen cine Sur9iu1ung aus
unb periu6te alf ale gBeile bic Nufe
merfiamfeit ieimer @dfe BON Der peiilz
li6en 4ngelegenbeit a~b5ulenfen. Mbel
wie Gemitteri6miile lag es iiber Der
8eielf6aft, bic Speiier, Die bon ben
Sietern aufgetragen uurber, blieber
unberiibrt, nugeuiirbigt fanben bic
Weine lit BEN @ldiern ab, ltr6 bic
Slide aler maren i6eu auf ben Serrr
gert6tet, Der borbin geger Die 9ur1=
fudung gtnipru6 erboben bate. @nb:
lid na9bem i6on BON perl6iebener
Seiten Der Wutf9 nod Nufbebune
Der Safel rege getoorben mar, irat eiu
Siener Ing 3immer, in Der 6at1b Bit
perbdagniBpoae Min3e, Die, 3miider
atpei Sellern liegemb, in Der Slide ge:
funben iporben NOR.
Wie bon einem f1tperen 4lp befreit,
atbmete elm ieber auf. 9ie Wfiin3t
mar gefunber, unb atpar in eitel
Weiie, baB jeber 8erba6t ausgei9lo1:
fen erf9ien. Was aber fonnte ben
6errn porbin gu ieinem ginipru6 Der.
anlaBt baben2 9as &dtbiel Iofe 1id
balb.
Na66em bic erfe 9lufresung Dor.
iiber mar, flopfte Der 8e~trefen0e an
fein @las, sog feline 80rie aus Der 5a=
i6e unb entnabm ibr bic ndmlife
Miinae, bic Ser Wirtb porbin als il
auBerorbentli6 ieltem geprieien bate.
Mus 90fli6feit bate ct beri6tpiegen,
baB aud er cine folde belize. Wenn
maa lie alip bel elmer llnteriu6ung in
feiner 5ai6e ~gefunben bdtte, 10 iudre
er obne s3meifel in Ben 8erba9t gera=
then, iie enttpenbet au baben. Isle
fOnnen ii6 benfen", fiigte er binsu,
nbaB bic eben pergaHgene 8iertelitunbe
bic i9redli9fte meines 2ebens geipeien
lit. llrb malen Sic ii6 nur aus, mas
aus mir gemorben pdre, menm Ii6 bic
berlorene Miinse nidt piebergefunbell
bdtte!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06

9ie 3abl Der Barrier 2abenbiez
binnen mebrt ii6 bebenfli9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06
Staat Ohip, 5tabt EoIebpa
QucaS Counts. S. S.

Gront S. Cheney beihwSrt. bab er
Der dltere gariner Der Sirma s S. @benet
e. .. tit, tpelde @ef1afte in Der Stabt So;
lebp, in pbenaenanntem County nnb Staate,
tbut, ilno hab bsiagte 6irma bic Sunme bon
etnbmnbert Collars fir jeben Sal
bon &atarrb besablen pirb, Der burd ben Sc
braud bon SALTS Ratarrb Sur nidt
gebetlt tperben fam.
6ranf S. Gbenep.
8ei4porn Dor mir unb unterltbrieben in
iteiner @egenpnrt am s. September g.. .. SO.
~ q @. @Ieapn,
SEAL SefentIider 3otar
9aa'S Ratarrb 8ur ipirb innerlih senoms
men, unb mirS brett auf baS 8lut unb Die
i4leimisen Sberfahen beS Spitems. 2abt
@ud umionit 3eusniiie fommen.
S. S. Gbeneb g. 6 o., Solebo, ..
60 8erfauft bon Npotbefern, rs s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06
Welde unIummen ppu @eIb !

= Wel6e unIummen BON 8elb jez
bes Sabr bur6 Die &eiienben in bic
S9meiS, mad Sprol um6 in anbere bonn
Srembenftrom beimgeiu6te 8egenben
getragen tperben, aeigt bic G~rtragsitaz
tiltit, pel6e III LETTER 3eit iiber bic
Srembeneinnabmen BON 200 beutfd>
tprolii6en @emeinben angeftelt murbe.
SIN Sabre 1890 nabm 9euti6 : SDrol
mebr als Z Miaionen @ulben bur6 bic
Jremben elm, uobon 1926 00 @ule
ben auf S~nnsbruf, iiber 2,130, 900
auf Wteran nit Obers unb untermais
entfaaen. Sn 6emieIben Sabre nabm
auein Der 6ur6 fein milbes &Iima be-
riibmte Winterfurprt Nreo Gin Sii6=
5proD iber 800, 900 @ulben ein.
Ser beriibmte OberbunbeSri6ter
@baie mar Elm feiner &enner ieine8
2anbes unb Bottles. Gpn ibm itammt
au6 Der @usipru6. ,9ie f6limmlten
Snbistte iiBen ri6t int 3n6tbaus.
Die Sniafen Der Strafanftalten iinb
meiItens i6pade Meni6en, f6tpa6 al
@barafter nnb Snteligens. Sic Greaz
tnrerl, lpel6e Der Stud Der @eieai6aft
limb, wihen fi6 bon ben @eri9tsb6fem
feru gu balten; es finb iene egoiltiIden
imarten un6 falten Naturen, pel6e
gerit bic f%aibicnabIen &ir6en aufius
den, als Deacon" rnb "Elders"
frommeln, babel Nnbere unb li9 ielbii
betriigen unb ielbit ben allmd6tiseu
Soft taui6en m6dten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06

8iaiOfe 8eldpsrben bsfunben cine 9rasbett
tes MuSlhtibunss sSrsans beS menf6li6en
R0rpers, Der 2eber, lnb llnreselndbisteit in
ben Gunftipnen Der perf6iepenen sur 8erarbei>
tuns Der. anssefpnberten Slaiisfeit beifimmten
Srgane. Wenn Elm lteberfub BON Gale i'm Slute
turiidbleibt. 70 tretem billiDfe gef6ipercen auf,
pelde fi6 bur6 eslbti6es 9~ufeben Der 5aut
NJ. m. a~nseiaen. @ls elm Mlttel sesen piefes
Hfiben FIND Or. Muauit &5nie's s5anbur9er
9rppfen aufs @drmite III empfsblen: S9on
mad ben erffen Dofen tpirb Der Mppetit Suruds
fsbren, bic Mattisfeit rpirb peri6piupsn rnp
nsuer Qebensmut6 piebertetren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06
Wpti5 an 2tac, iuelhe Toroernmgcu
gegen Die gan 9lntnnip &
2tranfas Bah 8abn @es
fclli6aft babem.

@as Yerionen, mel9e 6orberungem
gegen bic San Mntonio & Qranias
paB 8abn : @eieuf6aft ober gegem
bic Mafenpermalter berielben baben,
merben bierOur9 eriu6t, bieielben bel
mir einsurei6en unb ben nOtbigen 8ez
ueis bafiir SIT liefern, ltmb 5tnar entmeber
Dor ober am 3. Sage bes fommenben
October. Seine Sorberuns mirb mad
biefem Gage angenDmmen pber alter=
FAINT. s. 81. GIeming,
Maiter in @bancerp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06

&ealift bonn &io Grambe.
&an6er QuidIDm9 BON Gm=
cinal @ountD, Ser, (einen &oman
leienb): 8erb...... nnfintt, in benz
8u6e ba!
Mr Senberfoot: Mieio benin?
GuidIpn6: 9a itebt: vNa9bem
4bolar bas Satport Nbelgunbens err
balten unb Der 9o6aeitstag feftgefebt
mar, fiblte er iid 10 uniagbar gliidz
li6, als Oh er in Der 2uft f9pebe"! =
go Elm 8lobfinn, i6 babe I6on Man=
den in Ger 2uft f6meben ieben, aber
baB er ii6 babel runfasbar gliidli6"
gefiiblt bdtte, babe i'd ni6t gemerft!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06

f4pnf riber tetanbelt uurne uub init pet9eu Mfttteln.
Xer1orene Mannbarkeit, fcnie aae
S9md@su Der 0e{mle@t8prsane beftimmt furtrt.
Observation-Disclosures werben i'm Saufe
Per 9ranfen nnb ctne Snifrnmente furtrt. Gin nuns
btyboles 9ftlmttteI.
Catarrh und krankheiten der
Aaut, bes HIuteS unb 5ersen8, Der aeber unb Der
Rteren.
Syphilis. Das am se59piuDefen uni fiGerien
ttffenbt MttteIg 3ur garanttrt.
ut-hraukheiten aler Qri neroeu fes
rirt, no onbere 4uren mibIauSen.
Dnnatuerlicher Abhuss uirb prompt
IL en- raar Easen turtrt.
Weeine Metbpoem.
l.. Trtte Gcniultattpn tn Der Office pber per Bot.
D. Oenaue 11uteriu@uns unb Dto9upSe.
3. Sober iptrb ant @runb ptfenfda ftlt4er Btnttpisn
bebanbelt unb ieiu rber itr Bou wtrb 81 ~ipeeieuem
&fuptBm 0emn&t.
4. Btltse pretfe nnD let&te acknowledgement.
81 ben naeffen Gdueu tann be 3ranftett i'm Saufe
bel 2ranlen bebonheIt perben.
S4rtibt nm Spmptpm : SprmnIar 30. l, fur Mdn'
ntr.
S9reibt nm Gpmptpms TrrmuIar SO 2, fur Eranen.
84reibt nm Spmptouls Gcrmnlar @e. 5, fur Saut'
tunft eften.
Briefe nerben prompt beantrortet. Mue Gei&dfte
3etetrB 8etdften. WebJtn rirb ~rerbpr9en seianbt
keferenaeu BITE ganfeu bon Gan Gutcuto.
1eHtf@ gefprp@em.
Wan a~brslire an pber fpre6e Dor BET
y. ~ M. d.,
Gtfben8 Qebdube, 33 unb IS 0eF Gpmmereeftaee,
Sdn Autcutp, EeJasr eine Treppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06

= @dbreub Der beiBen Sabresseit
leiben iebr piele an Nppetitlofisteit.
Oils bas bette Mtittel bagegen gelten bic
b~eriibmten Or. Qugult &6nis's 9amz
burger Sropfen; fe follten bespegem
III feinem 9aufe feblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-06
Dr.. HathaWav
Jobn 8rpabfpot, M. D.. Miftttent.
Specialist Des C1aestens.

5uuse Wfduuer,
pelGt In Gnlse Don
Susenb . Slnben
an Rerpenfawd4t
Ietben, ibrteebens,
frdft untersraben
gaben unb TIRE
Mdunlt1tett rcrlps
zen, fDuten ben bes
rubmten Or. Sa.
ttamop fpfort cons
fultireu. BeI9ebt
! atat, Nerpeutrdnts
bett Until ober ctue
. Grdume) wtrb wtfs
fenf&aftIt& unb
mad ben neleften
Metboben betant
6eff frnb NIT hem
! srbbten Grfpls.
IS fouimt ntHi
barauf an, oh man
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-02

A GREAT legal battle is on in Michi-
gan, in an attempt on the part of the
Republicans to break down the law for
the election of presidential electors by
districts The substantial averment
made in the petition to the Supreme
Court is that the law conflicts with
article 2 and paragraph 2 of the Con-
stitution of the United States in at
tempting to provide for the appoint
ment of electors by the voters of fac
tions of the State instead of by the act
of the State as body polite, and also
that it is repugnant to the fourteenth
amendment. To what extent it is
repugnant to the fourteenth amend
ment of the constitution we cannot
say, but as in the early days of the re-
public the right to choose electors by
districts or even by the legislature was
exercised without chalienge,we hardly
think this assignment of unconstition-
ality will stand. Nothing could be
broader and clearer than the words OF
the constitution as to the choice OF
electors. 1t says: "Each State should
appoint in such manner as the legisla-
ture thereof may direct a number OF
electors equal to the whole number OF
Senators and Representatives to which
the State may be entitled in Con-
gress.u
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-02
Total Valuation .
Florida U. s. District.
The Republican Convention.

The next convention of the Repub-
licap PARTY will be held at Minneapolis,
Minn., commencing June 7th, and the
following information in regard to
rates and arrangements for the trans
portation of visitors will be of interest
to our readers.
The North Western Line will sell
excursion tickets to Minneapolis and
return at the very low rate of one fare
for the round trip, and will provide
the best of facilities for the transporta-
ton of delegates and visitors.
Three superbly appointed trains are
run over this line between Chicago and
Minneapolis.
The "Day Express" with luxurious
parlor cars, leaves Chicago at S,15 A.
M. and arrives at Minneapolis in the
evening ,affording delightful daylight
ride through some of the most pictur-
esque scenery of the northwest.
The "North-W estern Limited, "
solid vestibuled train, lighted through
out by gas, and equipped with palace
sleeping cars and dining cars, leaves
Chicago daily at 600 P. M. and arrives
at Minneapolis early the following
morning.
The ''Night Express" leaves Chicago
daily at 11:15 P. NJ, after arrival of all
trains of connecting lines from the
East and South, and is equipped with
palace sleeping cars, standard day
coaches and North Western dining
cars.
Tickets via the North Western Line
from Chicago to Minneapolis will be
good via the direct line, through James
willie, Madison and DEVILS Lake,or via
the "Leke Shore Route" which close.
ly follows the shore of Lake Michigan
and passes through Milwaukee
Waukesha and Madison, or will be
good going one route and returning the
other.
Circulars giving detailed informa
ton in regard to rates, arrangements
ETC., and also containing map of thu
city of Minneapolis, will be furnished
on application to w. A. Thrall, G.. P
& Il. A. Chicago & North Western
R'y, Chicago, I'll.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-02
FARM AND GARDEN.
Results of Scientific Expert,
ments in Agriculture.
How Peach Buds May be Protected
From Frost and Chills That so
Frequently Prevent Crop.

In bulletin II of the Hatch Expert
ment station of the Massachusetts, Agri-
cultural college, at Amherst, Professor
Samuel T. Maynard gives the following
experience:
NFor many years numerous expert
ments have been made ut this station
to devise some means for protecting
the peach fruit buds from injury by
cold during the winter, but although
every kind of available covering ma
terial that suggested success has been
used in protecting the trees in an up
right position, they have proved value
less. For the past four seasons in No
vember or early December the roots of
about dozen trees, two or more OF a.
kind, have been loosened on the north
and south sides, the trees laid over on
the grounds and some left uncovered
and others covered with various pro-
tective materials.
The first experiment (1SSS and 1887
results in the obstruction of buds of
heating, the trees being covered too
closely. In 1889 and in 1890 the trees
were covered with mats and other light
material, and large per cent. of the
buds were preserved. In 1890 and 1891
light covering was again used, the fol.
lowing table giving the comparative
results between protected and unpro-
tected trees:
Varieties. Pro. Unpro.
Stump, per cent buds inj'd, 22.7
Reeves, Favorite :" % 81
Wager, F" " 10 6S'
At the present date, March IL, the
same varieties unprotected show an av-
erage of SO per cent. of the fruit buds
destroyed, while those protected have
only about 10 per cent. destroyed
Trees protected in this way are easily
set up in the spring and grow well and
mature CROP OF the trees treated in
this experiment many were more than
ten years old.
For the best permanent results, We,
would recommend previous prepara-
ton of the trees to be protected in this.
way by cutting off all the rootson the
north and south sides during the early
summer. This will force the growth
into the roots on the east and west
sides, and they will be simply twisted
| a little in the process of bending over.
The trees should be bent toward the
the south to avoid the direct rays of
the sun on the trunk and main branch
es. Any covering of coarse, light
nature that will not compact may be-
used, but coarse. thin mats obtained
from the straw-h hat factories have given
us the best results. No covering should
be put on-the ground under the trees
as the moistue from the ground seems
necessary to perfect protection, and If
/ the land is In turf the trees should be
sprayed with the Bordeaux mixture or
skim milk and Paris green to protect
them from the field mice, which are
very fond of them. The loosened soil
should be pressed back firmly into
! place and a mound of earth be made
over the upturned roots and the base
of the trunk for protection.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-02
A FEARFUL CLOUDUURST
ArKINsMAN, TRuMBULL COUNTY.
At Least Six Lives Lost-The Gala m
tty Came While People Were
Brealfasling-f3rok Dam
Causes the Damage.

NILES, o., May GA cloudburst at
kinsman, small village twelve miles
northwest ofthis city, on the Pymalen-
ming river, has resulted in flood which
has caused the death ofat least six per-
sons and the obstruction of vast
amount Of property and stock. The
first information of the catastrophe
reached her by messenger who arrived
at 80 O'Clock last night, He stateSf.
thata water spout or cloud burst over
the section about 8 O'Clock in the
morning, and that the loss OF life and
damage of crops, drowning Of stock
and destruction of buildings Is .appall-
ing. A number of physicians from
this city are now at the scene.
The water fell in torrents from 4
O'Clock till few minutes after 6. The
small river overfiowed Its banks and
poured its volume of water over fer
tile and well farmed country. A large
dam about two miles above the village
broke, aud a solid wall of water poured
down the rivers bed. No one was
warned, as all thought themselves
secure. 1t was upon them in an in
stant. The river was mile wide and
covered the bottoms.
]. b. Rotbins's house, a small one
story structure, was located on the
bank of the river. He and his wife
and two children were eating break
fast. tits presumed they noticed the
volume of water approaching and
started to flee.
X. Steward and his son were at their
barn, which was some rods away from
the house. 1t was carried away and
both were drowned. The house with
stood the tOrrent, and the wife observed
the destruction and death.
J. ID. Campbell aud wife were carried
down with the rush. They lodged on
the abutment of bridge and were
rescued. The bodies of six persons
known to have perished have been re-
covered. All were found in large pile
of driftwood, which reached nearly
across the river. The banks of the
river are crouded with excited sight
seers, and searching parties are over
hauling the driftwood, believing tha
all of the dead have not been found.
P.S.-Later reports deny the above
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-02

"Charlie, DEAR" said the young wife,
did YOU bring home that bottle ofcough
medicine?" Eyes, darling, here 1t is.'
"Oh, I'm so glad. You dear old fellow
YOU do think of your little wife. don't
YOU? wonder how it tastes. Um-um!
Why, Charley, it's just as nice as 1t can
be and it's helped my throat already"
There was few moments of silence
during which she carefully scrutinized
the label on the bottle. Then she turn
ed to him with love and devotion beam
ing in her eyes and said: "What do
YOU think! This medicine is good for
something else besides cough. Just
listen Dose for adults, one-half tea
spoonful Oh, Charley, amt that nice?
The next time you get the adults, you
lust tell me and can cure you with
this without you paying a cent for doc
tor bil-.n A low moan from him
stopped her conversation. She sprangt te
his side, but the unfortunate man was
already dead.