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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

TAcoAA. NssA.. ia, h. --iohn l.
Sullivaa. the Dagillst. u = coavert -
the blue son cause lie reached
Tacoma tIst n time 20 meet francis
Murphy, TIC temperance ag.tstoE, who
. cioslng q serssS Of meetings
here Murphy determined several
days ago 10 use bis persuasive powers
on the sluggsr when he reached tcssn
and successfully did 50 Thursday after
noon After his performance 80 the
Tacoma tasater "Wednesday night Sui
hyAa went 70 low dive and got beast
ly drunk lie did not retire until 8
o'clock Thursday morning. A. 3 in the
afterneon IA got up and took drive.
On returning Francis Murphy .nd sew
eral newspaper men visited bis room.
For an hoar the advocate OF TEN
psranee eloquentiy pleaded his cause,
during which Sullivan listened atten-
lively. Finally Duncan Il Harrison
and Manager Frank Moran, both of the
Sullivan Harrison combination. stated
they would sign the pledge if Sui
Ivan would. In moment Mr..
Murphy was pinning blue ribbons
on their coats, and then they
signed with lax. There is much
speculation as 10 whether sullivan will
stand by his pledge. He says he viii
Harrison mailed Sullivan's pledge 20
his mother in the east Nearly 2, 600
men attended a mass-meeting held at
the Comique, theater of the lower
class. Murphy and sullivan 10Th
made addresses and several donned the
blue ribbon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

strieksa " lth para ais fear years sge
Ia .~lAterBis aBo Dad act teen ca the
STAG ,aee ses. 1llnz no 90 - -
me a weli-xnown comedian
PafLABEIFsIA. )an. l3-uez James
: srissn died Ienrsasy ~ the Hotel
LAfsFet.e. " hsre he h4d been stopping
for the last eve dsys lie came - the
city To s2Rsnlt wlth \ physician. sSlpg
troubled with bronchitis aud other
com plaiats The remains VII be taken
To Minneapolis
NV Yoss. Jan IS Medical biree-
tor Charles Martin. OF the United
states navy. on the retired list, died
OF pneumonia Thursday. nr Martha
was appointed from New York TO be
assistant surgeon September ). 1873.
surgeon. April ~. 1851, medical in
speetor. 1871; medical director, oeto-
Der d, 1878 Ne was retired as medical
director Aug Z 81, 1854
PRIscKroN. 7. j., Jan. i5-Charies
Augustus aik ! u. d. Phi d, stuart
professor OF tbs relation OF philosophy
and science 10 the Christian religion
and of orieAtal and old testament lit
erature in Princeton theological semi
nary, died Thursday.
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HEAVY BANK FAILURE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-Financial cir
cles were startled Thursday by the
announcement of the failure of J. j.
Nicholson & Sons, one of the leading
banking houses of Baltimore. The as
segment was made 10 john NJ. Carter,
a lawyer, and Matthew X. Aiken,
bookkee per CT the firm, as trustees
with bonds of $500. 600. which indi-
caAad $3.50, eco assets. The liabili-
ties are estimated at over $500, 600, and
may be $500, 00a 1t is believed that
the failure IS very bad one and that
the sudden death of A. J. Nicholson.
the brother, and another membe-. of
the firm, about week ago, was caused
by IVORY over the impending crash.
He dropped dead while talking to sew
eral financiers in his private Office over
the firms frightened circumstances
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DASHED DOWN A GRADE.

CINCINNATI. Jan. Is. IL coal
train OF twcnty-scven cars. ca
boOss and engine, became IN
manageable on the steep grade AZ
Little Horseshoe Beud, east of Balm
ride. On the Ohio Southern road.
Thursday nigh. and all piled up in a
sonplete wreck. Engineer w. w. Coch-
IAN jumped from the engine and is
Missing. supposed 20 be killed. Harry
ause, brakeman. was killed. Fireman
Harry Long had a leg and arm broken.
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charrea ns,end Recexnltlon.
KILLED AT a CROSSING.

CHICAGO. Jan I5.-At 1880 Thurs
day evening limited express No 9,
west bound. on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago railroad. lcrashed
into street car 10. $40 al
the crossing At Fer.y-seventh
street ana Stewart avenue. One
woman vas Instantly killed. an
other died of her Injuries and q score OF
passengers were thrown about the
tracks, manned. bruised and uncon-
scious. The car was thrown 80 feet
forward and crushed into n mass
OF splinters II IS beyond understand
ing how any OF the passengers es-
capped alive. Criminal carclessless on
the part Of the employees of the rail-
road company = alone responsible for
the awful wreck. A fagman and a
yardman have been placed under ar
rest, as we'll a. tie street-car conductor
And driver
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

st JosTFH No. Ian Is For the
last Eve years the immense icehouscs
q Armour K % and the Wood Psck
ing Conranr have stood empty on the
banks OF srgeT JAKE waiting Tor winter
cold enough Cd make ice- The time mas
raw arriva aud Thursday leo m-n
we're Sc a. work EathsEing The crop
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KILLED His Dog md Then yf,.nself

CHRISTIAN. Ill, Jan. 15.-N etcalfe. q
little village miles west of here, has d
tragedy. George Brock Jones, who had
spent most OF his time in Chicago, had
stopped at the Waits hotel, but object
ed TO the room assigned him. It's sup
posed he had been drinking too much.
Thursday morning no started for his
home in the country, but on the way
first cut the throat of dog that was
following him, tncn his own.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

clesnsos ana re,sirs TIE systsz. returns
health ard vig0r. ri builtz ~ sssh ani
str,nzts For 81 Diseases ia. ocvne from
q dssrr6sr~a bvsT OF Ifnysrs bt~ed. r-sD~F
sia. RGi ocEeesS. ScroftIlCus. sskla sua 1oslr
Dis.ns.s-eTs1 Consa1s. stien e. Luzg -scrof
rial 10 - ~s-her stsss. tbs ptyceTery "
- ezra - every ese-, zen ssvsrsrF E'Nssv
iact
o. tbes4 t-sfu1s. Es tae e-seeEri -
l.lrffaq sod. - rl1ffeT hcr ny .rei
ssass ar fire. ~ q 3niieF SCI
- - -pss ~ aeT ar'v ~ 80 . - "a 81
- - - fe- hsrsss 49, - - $50
srssy ovsr - e1teg rlec5 FsTs1eTst
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FOR PRESIDENT.
Prohlbitlonists Talk of Nominating Jo-
seph Cook. tho Boston Preacher.

BLooMISGToN, Ill, Jan. l5.-The pro-
hibitionists of central Illinois, as
sembled here Thursday, discussed the
question As TO who would be their
standard bearer in the presidential
campaign next fall II seems to be
the general opinion that Rev. Joseph
Cook, the Boston lecturer. viii be ten
dcred the nomination. The name of
Mr.. Cook was favorably considered by
the prohi bitionists and il is the opiu-
ion that he will give universal salts
faction TO the party. While Mr.. Cool;
has not been prominently connected
with the management of the party, yet
be has lectu-ed number OF times on
prohibition and is credited with being
a firm believer in the party principles.
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Ar,hblsb,p IS-i.nd.. ,.fs.,o,

ST.. PAUL. MINI, Jan. i5.-lt is said
that Archbishop ireland, who has left
for Rome. goes in response to . sum.
Nuns from the pope. II is considered
likely that the pope wishes to confer
with the arch bishop regarding she
ra-cehial and public school systems OF
She United states The aTch bishop be.
lievss in the adoption Of the POUCH.
k@anrie plan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

Nrw YorE. Jan. i5-The body Of
John Carson. en- agent for Scribner's
Magazine. was found lying in front -
\ stable ucxt door 20 SO Chrystie
street. bY Policeman samuel Hall si
80 o'clock a n. with The throat cut
from ear 20 ear TIE police are unec-
ciaed whether IL IS case OF murder q
~..--I,
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confe..es That He IsL. r. link.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 15.-Charles IT.
Whitman. a prominent lumber dealer
OF Memphis, Tenn, was recently ar
rested for swindling A. C. Donly, of
this city. twelve years ago out OF 81, o0e
by forgery. lie was then going under
the name of l.. L. link. Until now
Whitman stoutly denied that he was
Zink, but he confessed Thursday morn
ing that he is the man. II is said that
he has been doing a big business at
Memphis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

crw.a. Ean Is -rhe Falfs reached
here ThcrasaT norasng after trD
restseus --Faxs fen ~ sad inc.3ents
A stssef iu- era crsrksa-s as eel As
dro-neA a saagr tlrf rf i-f 1enfa
A sfe-raxs f,sss~rger So 20 s-ori-rr
sua wss trrsd at ra tn fs "a q
o SO w.re fru.8 M naral5 resFt-
usv ~ <@pi Yof's. q saisrn rasfstser.
whis sassir.Rk ueasai sssIra-spu
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Floods in the south.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. I5.-The
greatest alarm is felt here ever the
food outlook. The Tennessee river is
swelling at a dangerous rate. The
chamber of commerce has issued a
danger bulletin. There have been tire
mendous rains throughout the entire
section and there is feet of snow a,
the head waters
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Farmer over.on.. Exper,s.ce,

NEBRASKA CRY. Neb., Jan. ia
forger has been working here for the
last few days A week ago he went &c
J. II. Overton, farmer and extensive
stock dealer living near the city, and
uudcr Prctense of selling him lot OF
hogs obtained his signature. Then he
cleverly transcri bed IL to several bank
checks and negotiated the paper with
different merchants Wednesday the
fraud was discovered, but the forger
had fed He secured over g., 0sa.
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RANDOLPH ROGERS DEAD.
The Noted American sculptor Expires "A
His Residence IN Rome.

ROVE. Jan. Is. Randolph Rogers.
the celebrated American sculptor.
whose serious illness from pulmonitis
was announced a few days ago, died at
his residence, Rogers villa, in this city.
In his death art has lost one of its best
opponents. He was 65 years Of age.
Since 1855 he has lived in Italy.
One Of his best known works, the
has rcliefs on the doors OF the capitol
a. Washington, representing scenes
in the life OF Columbus, was de-
signed in the year 1853 aud cast
in bronze at Munich. In 1861 he COM
pleted the Washington monument
at Richmond. which had been left un-
finished by Thomas Crawford, adding
the statues of Marshall. Mason and
Nelson. for which Crawford had made
no design, as well as some allegorical
figures
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ON sIIvre~ Is man.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Frsnk :. Flint.
the hall player. died OF consumption AT
Z o'clock Thursday night al his d.
vorcad wife's residence on Twenty
fifth street Flint has been al deaths
door for a week. and only his wonder
ful vitality kept him alive Quick con
Sumption uss the disc ase wbion brought.
h.s lie - close
Pint ii bis OAR. va one of the most
sEiiif,i ard popols- players ef the ma
siorai league. lie io.ned the Chicago
,lrb 1872 and remain with the
tear 1nth tss-. t-ibutius much by
bis Sac work behind the BAT 20 the
ciuo's great success lie caRgh, told
smith Mccormick Corcorsn. Garrison
aud most II - other famous pitchers
81 tie day s,d IN fact eia most q
tse eaten ag for th- club
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16
STOLE A TRAY or DIAMONDS.
A KobSer Breaks a window and Makes
Away with emma North &IKGO.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 15-W. J.
Sarver's iewelry store, No. 10 Federal
street. Allegheny, Pa, was the scene
ing A man, Is vet unknown. walked
rapidly mp TO the jeweiry window,
broke the glass with railroad coup
ling pin, aud seized tray of valua BILE
diamond rings. The nigh. Waterman
OF the building, hearing the crash,
started in pursuit OF the robber, but
the latter made geod his escape. The
rinrs stolen were valued at af 800
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

EANKToE, :. D.. Jan. I5.-The state
worlds fair commission has decided TO
have recourse 70 the state legislature
as the only practical solution of the
money difficulty. Ii IS understood that
Gov. Mellette VIII call special session
for the purpose OF making an appro-
priatiou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

TOLEDO, O., Jan. 15.-ShoFtly after
midnight fire broke out iii the factory
of the Toledo Cot and WriRger Com
pany. which was entirely destroyed.
Estimated loss Gu building. machinery
and stock. $40, 600. with S25, coo insur-
ancc. it is believed TO have caught
from z stove
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

ELKHAHr, Ind, Jan. Is. - Father
kreeger. th. Catholic priest who ran
way 70 Canada leaving an indie bted-
less 80 over SO. oo0. has written to his
brother August that he is now pcnui-
,ess add critically Ill with the grip in a
sansd an hospital VI. says he has no
rope II recovering and wants enough
money 70 taxa him to Cincinnati TO q e
more comfortably The money will be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

Dr. Mor. a. Jan r. After The
election ~ tfr as secretary Of the sen.
ste on Thfrsfsr. the dem 5crsiic eau
ems rom sees we're elected % iil The
ash-r senate efHces. senator Brewer
lrsp voting 18th he democrats
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BaxEs CRY. Ore. jan - Nisg
Ho~. ne Chinsmsn vho murdered a
f.ilow-coun.rTmsn here last Sspten-
e-r. was hanged AZ Canyon CITY. The
irss failed "a brsak bis neck aad be
sled IA horri BE coRvalsig-A
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Over 100 Hou.e. Harmed.

PAsAnA Jan. l5.-A terrible fire &C.
surrsd o. Christmas eve IA the village
% ChepuganA parieu. Particulars Of
Z have just reached here IL was
caused by FIRE works ous hundred
and thirty houses we're DESTROYED
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

osHsosu, Wis. Jan. Il. The trial Of
{. A Mather. the Berlin banker. proves
10 be one OF the most expensive ever
held 10 Wisconsin. 10 lasted eighteen
lays and cost 81. geo. The district At
,orney declares that = seeoRd trial will
-. -
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III HNn fNst- ~ H7T- INF u. . = FfFfs
Row. Ask druEr 81 for Wcop's j sosssorINFi
Il be efe-s some worthless rsectc us pisee
of thss. leave bis sishone<. store. iaeioss pt G.
IN letter. and We viii send hF return mai
Price. eae package. si.six s. one VIII please.
ak VII cure. Pamphlet r rslh sesied on
veiope 2stsmps. Address ihr Ace9 Chem
zeal Ce I3i " cod wsF1-aye.. ptsrnlt. Aica.
Seld in Grand Rapids ~ Y. X Nhssn.
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Grip KsvaginC New Brunswick.

ST.. JoHS, y. b., Jan. 15.-Fron all
parts of the province reports are re-
ceived as to the alarming spread OF IN
grippe Thousands of persons are down
with the disease in this city. Some
OF the cases are of a very serious char
aCtcr
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FEn LkEs FANS Minn., jar Is
Forty below rers wednesday nlght 81
spI rat thsrnometer It - Sc ceidest
~ ~. sea.oA Tsers a plenty Of wooa
4ra anah
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Made solicitor General.

CHICAGO. Jan. i5--Charles Fl. A.
drich, of this city, has been notified by
Attorney General Miller OF his appoint
Inent as solicitor general, 70 succeed
William II. Taft. who has already
been nominated judge of the circuit
court Of appeals for tho district CT
0bio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

LONDON, Jan l5.-Gen. Trent who
was a noted officer in the Crimcar war.
committed suicide at Exeter Thursday.
Money troubles was the cause Of the
act
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The Pop. Feel, tho Church.s lo,s

LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from
Rome says that the coincidence of the
deaths of Cardinals Simepni and Man
ming so affected the .7ope tina; he eS-
claimed: Il feel that my hour is also
approaching"
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rsA-s. s~a assazsa1s a.ls4 ash
w. HHE
NSSt Lares lags o. tls teFa.a 81. 44s
esaaAsa a eae.n us,1eE 3 s-zr1 ~
sa-.urA
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Daring IIurclars.


G. Y. Burke e. Co, of this city, was
robbed of goods valued at 5000. The
thieves entered a side window and
hauled their plumber off in wagons
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DIED OF HEART FAILURE
Gen. James =. Eobinson. Ex-secretary o.
state of Ohio. Passes Away.

KExroN. q, Jan. i5.--Gen. James s.
Robinson. formerly secretary of state
OF Ohio. died.ThursdaY of heart failure
BE entered the army as a private aud
came out brevet major general He
served two terms in congress and was
secretary of state of Ohio from 1854 to
1888
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; j, is pleasant
ard refreshing to the TASTE, and acts
gently yet promptly en- the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys-
ten eaeetually, diSpels colds, head.
aches and feyers snd cures habituEl
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C
ceptah'e to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
10 all aud haze made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale 10 5oc
and 81 bottles by ell leading drug
gis.s. any reliable druggist who
may rot have it ca hard viii pro
cure It promptly for any ono wbC
wishes 70 tTy IL Do lot accept any
substitute.
caLifJRHiA FJ6 SY4UP co.
SAa FRANCISCO. ca.
LGUiSgiL-k. ~. asU fCsA. R.f-
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Will Call an Ys;ra sessfou.

ST LeUIs. Jan. l5.-Gor. Francis
states that he will issue n call for an
extra session of the legislature as soou
as the date can be decieed on.
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- 0EP THE, RAILS
q Frizhtf9l Disaster on the
Northern Pacific.
TWO KILLED AID TWENTY HURT
A Car Deraiied and Burned--Two Mem
beEs Of the Andrews Opera Com
pzny Psrish--Othes Wrecks.

EBArsAHD. Milan, Jan Is "A fright
ful Railroad aceseea. occurred on The
Northern Paci6c road miles east OF
Brainard At o'sl0cz a N The second
section OF No ., wi.A the Andrews
opera company GA beard. left
West Superior az nz.dnight Tor Grand
Forks. Near JEnesvslle the train
struck . sfoksa rail. the engine and
Baggage ear paasiag over in safety,
sut tas sleeping "a " al derailea and
ran some SEQ -et ca tee ties when it
tsppled ever. hreskiag loose from the
train, and went down an emb4akneat
acme ave feet high. lying On its side.
The Eains Take Fire.
In minute all was confusion The
sieeping inmates realized their peril.
The Pullman conductor, Herbert c.
Scott was cue OF the erst 10 get cut
sias, and whea hs did so no IRE was
vislble. but as soon a. windows were
broken 10 ii5erate those inside flames
shs. cut, and IN very abort order the
car was envelopetL
late sAs sitter Cold
Willing hands o. erainmen soon liber-
sted those who were unable 20 extri-
cate themselves, b@t none were able
10 save their elssass aud the night be-
ing the coolest Of the season, the Their
rnsmetcr reaching 46 below, the suffer
ing OF the injured was terrible.
Burned the Wreck.
At this time II was discovered that
Mrs. I'd Andrews aod Lille Was were
missing, bat no human effort could
render them assistance, as the car was
a mass OF Games The injured were
placed IN a baggage ear and brought "a
BrainaEd and CHARTERED at the EARRING.
ton hotel A list OF the dead aud in
1ured. 50 far as obtained, /, as follows:
The Victims.
Mrs. Ia AnageHs GErowr as Miss Mamie
Wilkinson. b'lrasd TO asa.h ars. L:ils Was, OF
MINNEAPOLIS, burned 20 death; Fioretce JOY Sc
yeFely our.s "a on btsk aus head, VIII. prsoably
de MAY Dousiss, ssrued on hsad and arms. viii
probably recover. Miss Lstiria Pfisch, burnes
on hands aed arms. Ms. Z L. Barker sho aldel
cisiecssS,i Mss Marie RSs, slightly burned ana
bruised: George Andrews, burned Oh arms,
Miss Ella Harms burnad On neck and arms: j
a. Tayler. cut ans Bruised "A Allen. burned on
neck. Fred Alien. bruised; Miss 10 Shearer
slghtty burned; L. r. Barker, burned 81 hanal
sad lace.
ChArred Beyond Recognition.
Miss Douglas, when she was
brought from sac car, was literally en-.
veloped in flames, her hair being OF
6re- The women we're nearly nude
but were wrapped up as they were
taken out The bodies OF the two
women burned 70 death wers
chsrred beyond all recognition. the
heads, legs anG arms being entirely
gone Mr~ I'd Andrews rescued thei,
aittis baby, and supposed his wife wa.
kafe until n csunt was made. He i:
wild with grief. The mem -rs Of The
company lest all thew possessed. except
stage clothes. including musical in
Ktruments ~atch he's and money
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a good nypstiss
can be sought,
HE sny1h&g else
And goo aiee-
ton sfiST i, toe
Both CT them
cone 7ftb Do ter
7 teross Golden
LsdialDss.oFsy.
list stA1 = as
toTTi liver Into
heslhy aefios,
p1-i1es aGa a.
+ictaz thr ttr~1
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r"'s s,,' r'', SS WEAK MEN
Woods Phospho dino:
Il ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and petDan :
euf y ours all Terms ol
Nervous " saknexs. N:n-
issi Gus. Sp fnatorrhcs.
Imrpon J. and al Effects
uI z bu~s or EtcesSss.
Been prescribed over ~
years In thousands OF
yses; IL the ONLY EriEs-
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A Public funerss
Messages or Sympathy.

President Carnot, of France, has tel
egvaphed message OF coincidence to
Queen Victoria. Messages OF sympa-
thy and coincidence have also been re-
ceived by the queen from al the royal
families of Europe, and, in fact. from
the rulers of all the civilized countries
of the world.
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late rAs sittsr Cold.

Willing hands e. trainmen soon lioer-
sted those who were unable 70 extri-
cate themselves, b4t none were able
70 save their el5s2es aud the night be-
ing the coolest Of the season, the Their
nsmetcr reaching l6 below, the suffer
ing OF the injured was terrible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

WAsTJSsToS, Jan. l5.-S;ir Julian
Pauncsfote, the British minister. ad-
dressed 4 note to Secretary Blaine
Thursday in which I've said
1T IS my sorrowfui duty 10 announce 10 you
the lanentable intelligence which ! have Just
received from the marquis Of Salisbury Of the
death az SGndringhan Of his royal highness the
lffif NJ nd a
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-08-20
POPULAR SCIENCE NOTES.

A new method of impregnating logs
with zinc chloride in order to preserve
them is now in use in Austria, being
known as the Pfster process. The tim
Der is impregnated in the forest as soon
as possible after it is felled.
It is said that an excellent cure for
lameness in horses is to put them into a
swimming tank. In swimming the horse
takes the same or even more violent ex-
ercise than he would trotting on the
track, while there can be no injury to feet
or limbs.
According to Lord Rayleigh, if the
heat engines of the future are at all
analogous to our present steam engines,
either the water, as the substance first
heated, will be replaced by fluid of less
inherent volatility, or else the volatility
of the water will be restrained by the
addition to it of some body held in
solution.
With the object of avoiding the diff
Guilty experienced in photography of
obtaining distinct foreground and back
ground at the same time, a leading French
photographer fits his camera with two
shutters, one for the foreground and the
other for the background, giving that for
the former greater and variable degree
Of opening.