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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

Nine conyicts cscarel from Charlcstown'
Mass prison, Friday afternoon asst
through a sewer leading from the prison
YARD 10 the tlarr> river. one was capture
shortly after thri- escape was dlscoN',e'
and three others have since been retuTh'h ~
the prison.
Mrs. George Peck. very rc,pertlblr Eng
li>h woman, i prustratrd with srief nom Tue
supposed e,opemeut oi her husband from
Newport X. l.. with his niece, Miss EHI''
beth Tyler, az Il ~.
Pension Agent Cheney Of Concord, y. H.
has sent out a cir.u ar 10 veterans through
out the district informing them that ms
agency j. without funds, and the pawn, nj ul
pensions due July / must necessarily be n ne,
laycl until the regular appropriation uH'
shall boone u law.
Daring an alteration in Lam Mass.l
>a.oun Sa'uiday night, between Emile Du-
pcrrr FrcnCh-t ana,lian, and Cornelius
Usher, notorious criminal. the former
thrust an umbrella into the latt'r's eye with
such force ~ to. leave the frrTulr at the end
oI the handle cmAclieI firmly IN the BRAN.
Usher will die.
WI liam Richardson, fireman on la last
train, fell under hi- train at Bethel Me-
and had his arm cut oil.
James Hayden ralpcnter Of Pawtucket,
X. L., fell from 4 tree receiving such injuries
that he died within 20 minutes.
An abandoned milc infant was found in
the gutter on Baker street, Lynn, Mas, hE
two young men driving 10y IN buggy. 1t
was taken to the Cai.dren's Home.
John u. aud Fmcuil D. Wri ut are under
arrest at Newport l. l., for assault with
intent to Nil one Proctor on the high seas
about we, X a-O.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

have ALWAYS been prejudic,lu.l.a Us, III.
use OF patent medicin ''n fliiu ..att.
the members of my profession b.: Ar
was a preparation discDy ri hy uo.Ia.i
scientific physician who's, wIir c13.r.n,
extending over many years, hal ,y.u la7
EXCEPTIONAL advanta ;es for train. l.,l,.
successfully. Was itnOt, then I,r..... TIN.
he had found a cure where other, A4Ifi.,r
determined to test the m utter:
Shortly after arriving at IN c1aEu,. =,
young man came TO consult m w.l bal
been a great sufferer from X hey al
Liver troubles for many year. H. hI
teen treated by a numbr %; or laM.
physicians without o5tlintn, any r....t l.l
came to me a last resort tdJJgu ".tgggr7
Little faith i'll my ability to cF-,. q cure. I
prescribed Dr.. Klncr', Swupp.E1.. ir
him, and after taking tbs iir,, -..:, Do.
condition was materially impr J. Il.
continued the trcatm mt until b, 4li g~l
three bottles when b. WAS entirely n.- haul
to day lie is the pictur! Of rO1u,. G 49,. ant
vitality. Sine then h " lr..-.J..
swamp Root for a nu nbsr of ma patient.
and always with the most @rAtltylu.r. .l.',
and now believe it to be Il" b,,t remedy
Tor all Kidney, LIVER AMI BAl|r .&
laints, both chronic 0: aHut', Any"A 90.
world, il not an actual s,r,ti'.
With Dr.. kllmtr's L. 81 >. An5.N,u.a,
have cured tho most stu poorI Cts, 0.
hrmorrhoids, or piles OF tel year, ~tHia;
which hal been proabun 'ei i4u~too a.as
all the approved RENE lies hal bra ,e.l
without avail.
1t is needless TO adj that eEre".'E.a hl
confirmed my entire conf len''Iu Dr.. H..
mcr's preparations, which fralIu'.s Pc.
scribe for my patients AMI ily-ra'.y S,;t
the hnppicst results; therefore II a!'cl>u
great pleasure to most cDriia.iy r.s'AU u.
them to suffering hun IN = aui tot .,r
cal profession, as / feel sur, ia s. v.. a,
complish all an even more thtu i, ca.N,
for them in every instance.
Yours L .spectlulIy,
CT. BKowN, \. NJ VI D.
Suspension Bridge NY ArrI-5. '>!.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
AngO: Goats.

The Angora goat is filling n pretty
large place in the domestic economy
of tho United Slale.. Thirty states
and all the territories number these
goats among their useful animals, and
the crop of hair last year amounted TO
COO, 900 pounds. The stock, however
is dcterioraling, and Secretary Ru'k
has taken measures to import some
full-bloodcd animals from Turkey.
1t is estimated that from two TO
three thousand choice foreign goats
are needed TO tut the industry on n
firm footing. The goats multiply rap
idly; one farmer in San Jose, Cal,
has fl OK OF 1000 from an original
importation of four, but only 1000 of
them are full-booded. -LChicago Tri-
bluc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
He Bit Them.

An Italian gun expert In Cincinnati
who has had many years experience
ia filling aud handling cartridges met
with painful accident a few DAYS
ago. a number Of experts were IN
las shop discussing the subject OF there
neiug no danger ia biting cartridge
no matter what its calibre or make.
The Italian claimed that the danger
was entirely in the gun aud not In the
cartridge. aud for proof bit off num-
Der of %. %, SO, 40, As and so, the
calibre charging, with success. AT
last he took 80 long extra bullet. II
was n A. L. VI G. which had APP
parently slubbcred off in the illuminate.
lie put the bullet part of tho cartridge
In his mouth, and striking the fulmin-
ate, it igniied and exploded, passing
through his check, while the bullet con-
tinued ten feet aud impressed itself in
the wall, making an lndcnturc OF n
quarter of an inch. The Italian eX-
pert will make 10 more experiments.
- New Orleans Times Democrat.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

\ constable Who went lucvict Mrs. Sophia
Book Of llohDk,u. y j from a tenement
for nun-puymrut ~ rent, found her IN dy.
Ius condition from snryat on. Mrs. Book is
Young, aud about year ago was popu ar
variety aCtrc'-.
VI. 4. Collins. Who hcCtm" SON, what
prominent at the time OF the Chicago An
a'ch,t trIa,s hy his Efforts to save Npc,.
Parsons AID Other leader from punishment,
committed suicide with a revolver. II" rtl
II note asking that complete examination
Of his brain he made.
The thrcc-mu>tcl schooner Henry Il. Til
ton, from New York for Philadelphia. IN
hll'ast. whi e passing about two and hat
miles .oLthcast of sand Hook, was Int by a
shot from the lo-lnch disappearing cannon.
which was being tested, AMI sank immrdi-
at,ly. All hands were saved, and brought
to Sandy Hook
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN CALIFORNIA,
Giant Powder Mills Blown Tn at Yves
Berkeley,

Inc works of the Giant Powder Company
at West Berkeley. Il miles from san Fran
cisco, were blown up Saturday morning
at about o'clock, the cause being the splli,
ing OF some acid by workman.
The shock OF the explosion was distinctly
let at sacramento, 50 miles away, while NJ
san Francisco 1t was so severe that $40 OO0
VIII not repair the damage from broken glass
III store fronts and dwellings.
Inc works employed but a small number
OF White men, the greater portion being
Chinese. Three OF the former were killed
and but two Of the latter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
THE LABOR WORLD.

FIRM help is in great demand in North
Dakota.
The California miners are endelvor.ng to
secure a uniform ole of mine signals.
THE building trades of Chicago were
seriously affected by reason of the heavy
rains.
GRAVEL roofers in Chicago won an eight
hour working day after u strike OF a few
hours.
GANGS of japanese are nov employed by
railroad construction companies in the
MOI Invest.
ORGANIZED labor in ToleIo, Ohio, has
gained every contest it entered into during
the last two years.
THERE is an increased employment of
labor in a large number Of factories in the
New England States
IT is probable that three or perhaps four
ship yards will be established on the Lakes
during the next twelve months.
THERE is n noticeable improv ement in the
smaller industries, west Of the Mississippi
River, growing out OF tho favorable grcul-
tural conditions.
The granite lockout In tho stone industry
In the New England States and the sympa-
thetlc strike OF PAYERS and hammers IN New
York City entered upon its eleventh week
with the men as firm as ever.
/ or the 100000 women in Italy nearly
2,O0O, $50 are employed in industrial pursuits
AMI over 3, 900, COZ in agriculture In the
SILK industry, for instance there are III, 0OC
women employed and but II, 100 men.
THR Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
admitted ll33 new members in May, and
charters were granted TO nine new local
unions. The receipts for the beneficiary
iund were S4l 4Ol. The sum OF al 900 was
paid for death and benefit claims.
NJ. NAPGAs, the well known sanitarian. in
an interesting lecture on Labor" given at
the Congress d'Hygiene Ouvriere states that
eighty per cent. among the cutters OF silex
seventy per cent. among needle sharpeners
sixty-hve per cent. among file cutters, forty
five per cent. among photographers forty per
cent among grladsJone cutters, seven per
cent among cement workers, aud five pei
cent among tinfoi workers die OF phthisis
IT is confidently expected that there will
he G0OOJ men in line at the Forthcoming
para le OF the e. A. h. in Washington.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

Il. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE Is % he
our next Minister to France: What
can a man with II lob-sidcd name like
that do for the American hog, we
would like to know? If Mr.. Il. j.
Coolidge wants to carry the hope and
trust of this people with him across
the waters he will tuck all of that
second name Of his but the initial
into his trousers before he sets sail.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
ROYAL,

Roya Extract OF Malt is the best Extract
ever offered. II IL a medicinal product spe-
citlly manufactured AMI II in no sense II bcN-
eragr Containing scarcely more than a trace
II alcohol aud an unusually heavy percentage
a. ESltactive Matter. IL is particularly valu-
abl" a- An adjunct in the tIea' ment OF slow
and wasting disease and In ConvalcsC encc,
while it, de icatc favor is gratifying 10 tue
uCRke stomach
IL arrests the InCrolchments of disease by
providing -ttrng h and viEOr.
A ira. hottie VIII conN inCe you OF its merits
II your druLSi-t does not keep 1t, send direct
for a sample dozen 70 the
ItlNAi. MALT EXTRACT CoNPASY,
lE1 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia
Price. s. per dozen.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
LATE STANDARD PUBLICATIONS,

The most comprehensive and wthNl the
mndcst and best hook on the coming
WorNs Fair is an illustrated sketch Book
and Descriptive Album issued 10y MesNrs.
Rand, McNal y & Co. of Chicago. 1t con
tains an artistic, accurate and extensive
birds eye view of the vast Worlds fair
grounds QndrXcd for visitors ready refer
cnce); complete, elegant and authcmic
hali-tone crgraNings OF all the principal tx
position buildings; official statistics as 10
Dimensions and location. and valuable de-
tails OF the worlds re test exposition, the
whole forming an ideal illustrated and de.
scriptIvc album Of the great Worlds fair.
The volume, handsomely bound in fine
cloth, and gold stamped forms the finest
possible souvenir or presentation book.
Chicago: Rand, McNally& Co.; price 30
cents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

Every physician Of extensive prar,l,,a
mits the difiicu't y-nay, almost LlI-.-.,,.
of treating Nephritic kidney ,rop..-
successfully. After seventeen y-ary >,
perience in practicing my profession n.
reached the same conclusion, anil ,bs, =.
usual therapeutical agents were wholly ma
equnte to cope with such diseases xhsB ",
attention was called TO DR.. Killng, sv,,r.
Root
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

am Post Master here and keep
a Store. Ihave kept August Flower
for sale for some time. think it Is
a splendid medicine" l.. a. Bond,
P. NJ, Pavilion Centre, n. Y.
The stomach is the reservoir.
II it fails, everything fails. The
liver the kidneys, the lungs, the
heart, the head, the blood, the nerves
all go wrong. If you feel wrong,
look to the stomach first. Put that
right at once by using August
Flower. 1t assures good appetite
and 4 good digestion. {.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
THE NATIONAL GAME.

ASsoN is playing poor first for Cncl-o.
THE Baltimores have yet to via their first
game from Brooklyn.
HANLoN is back in the fell FOR Baltimore.
but is not yet quite his oil self.
MULLANE, Staley, Gleason anl Weyhinr
are the leading WANING pitch rl.
WEIGH, late Of the New Yorks. is pitch.
Ing winning ball for the Troy Club.
SINCE Decoration Day the attendance ha,
materially diminishel Ia every Eastern city.
GLEASON is still pitching winning bali for
St Louis an is easily the star OF that to I'M.
WARD and Corcoran, OF Brooklyn, make
Tdouble plays with wonderful precision and
quickness.
The year OF Presidential election Is
usually AN off one for baseball. 1t is the
case this year.
RICHARDSON'S work at short for Wash
ington has been simply phenomenal. He
leads the country.
Four opponents have outblttol Boston in
their series, viz, Brooklyn, Philadelphia,
Cincinnati an st. Louis.
MANY OF the high salaried stars will b,
asked to accede TO a reduction in their sala-
ries under the new order OF thugs.
THE Bostons recently changed from the
time honored red stockings to blue. No
wonder they struck streal: of ba luck.
| IT has been suggested that IL toe profess
sional baseball managers would set their
mer to playing lacrosse in the spring there
would DO less bellows-mending IN running
the bass
| CLARKsoN, Nichols Lowe Quinn Stiy-
ettS and Tucker, of the Boston team, have
consented to accept reduction of salary
Kelly was granted further time to say what
| he would do.
AT Washington, Richardson accomplished
very pretty triple play. He caught line
hit, ran aud touched ssconi base and thea
threw to first 10 cut Or the runner who was
irving to return back to that point.
AT Cleveland, during q practices game OF
| baseball John Carey, whil3 at bat. was
struck in the neck by swiftly pitched ball
from one Sells. He fell to the ground and
died in IL few minutes. Carey was twenty
one years of ago AMI ped Her by orcupa.
ton.
THERE has been lots of talk that the
double championship season Is not popular,
| but there is No such complaint from the
company OF tnil.en lers 70 them the sec
ond season is but th1 opening of the gates
to the promised laud from which they have
| been barrel on account of hard luck, bad
umpires and sick players.
| -
PERSISTENT irritability Of mint
and ill-humor should be taken II
hand surely and swiftly, as SHOULD
any physical disease, and the caus,
be ascertaincd and the cure be an
Piled. The best cure will doubles,
be found in changing the currents OF
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with
which ladies may u.c ths "a ifusnia lgu Il
laxative. Syrup % Figs under a conditions.
makes il their favurite remedy. 10 get the
true AMI genuine article. 10 X FOR the name u
the California Fig syrup Co, prin cd near 'h'
bottom o. the package.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
STATE OF OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO,

Furly-ninc per cent. Of the days in Lon
don arr said To lie wet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

STATE OF ONO, CITTo or loLrDo' Ia
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
senior partner pf the firm Of +. J. Cheney 81
Co doing business In the City Of Toledo
County and state aforesaid. and that said firm
vii. pay the sum Of $40 Tor each and every
caec 81 Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of Halls CAtArrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and Subscribed n my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. D., .ssd.
A. w. GLEASON,
l~-l Notary PuRic.
Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the systuui send for testimonials, free.
+. j tHENEY X Co, Toledo, y.
tH- Sold Jy Druggists, ijc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15

Lord Tcnuy-ou viii soon be eishty-ihree
years Old.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
WORDS OF ADVICE
FROM A NOTED PHYSICIAN

a Former Student of Sir Mo-,
Mackenzie. Of London, England
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
n. T.. Twenty Eight.

81 have found Your Br;dycrotinc "A sure crrc
nr h"adaClc.' \. K. Hanks, Mountain Peak,
'rxas. All druggists, Gfty cents
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-15
DO YOU READ ApyEprIsEMEure

THAT'S WHAT WI WANT TO FIND OUT,
To the FIRST ~ who mention this pnper md ask
for free plat of our 3 so lots on Il Inonihiv M
, ments in GRIFFITH, Chicago's cominr IN cIo-
ry suburb we viii send receipt for u o. go0d
on any lots hereafter bought OF ut; To tho nerH IN
free admission to the Worlds Fair. TRY III
tAr DNEONS co. 4OO Chamber Of Commerce ,hi.,sa
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-04
ESTHEriC BIRDS S.
some of Them Build Play Houses and
Adorn Them.

Adorn Them.
The most remarkable Instance OF
q shetici,m among birds Is that ex-
hiblted by the Australian bower
birds, who builds long galleries in
which to play adjoining them with
shells feathers leaves bones or any
colored or glittering object which
comes in their way. Captain Stokes
described one Of these bower birds az
taking shell alternately from each
side of the bower and carrying il
through in its beak.
Lumholtz describes several OF these
play houses OF the bower birds. He
says they are always TO be found in
small brushwood. never in the open
field; and in their Immediate vicinity
the bird collects mass OF different
kinds of objects especially snail
shells which are laid in two heaps
one at each entrance tho one being
! always much larger than the other.
There are frequently hundreds of
! shells about 800 in one heap and
! thirty in the other There is usually
II handful OF green berries partly in
side and partly outside the bower"
In his interesting book Among
Cannibals" Lumholtz describes u
playground of what would appear TO
be different species OF this bird.
showing even greater aesthetic taste.
He says:
On the top of the mountain
heard in the dense scrubs the loud
and unceasihg voice of n bird.
carefully approached it sat on the
ground. and shot it. 1t was one OF
the bower birds, with gray and very
modest plumage and of the size OF Il
thrush. As picked up the bird my
attention was drawn TO fresh cover
ing of green leaves on the black soil.
This was the birds place of amuse'
ment which beneath the dense scrub:
formed n ,uare IA yard each way the
ground having been cleared of leavct
and rubbish.
On this neatly cleared spot the
bird had laid large fresh lea es one by
the side OF the other with consider
able regularity and close by he sa
singing apparently happy over hi
work. AS soon AS the lea es deca!
they are replaced by new ones
On this excursion saw tn e'
such places of amusement al
near each other and all bad fresl
lea es from the same kind of trees
while II large heap OF dry. withere'
!ca:cs WAS lying close by. 1t seem
. tina. the bird scrapes away the mol
C cry time it changes tho lea es SO "a
to ha Il dark background. agains
which the green leaves make bette
appearance Can any one doubt tina
this bird has the sense of beautyP'-
|, Chambe 8 journal
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-04
A SEVERED HEAD BITES.
Throws Light on the Question of Con
seriousness After Decapitation.

Throws Light on the Question of Con
seriousness After Precipitation.
George White. manager Of a cafe in
New Haven, Conn, purchased green
turtle weighing forty-nine pounds.
which had been captured in kelsey's
pond. off Short Beach. The animal
was taken to the cafe. and prepara-
lions were made for cooking it. The
head OF the turtle was cut of in the
customary way by the head cook, as
sisted by the second cook. After the
head had been severed it was left for
time beside the body OF the animal
About an hour alterward Cledes
began looking at the head. the jaws
being open He inserted the thumb
of his right hand and the foreiinger
about an inch into the mouth OF the
animal. Almost instantly the Jaws
closed together imprisoning the
finger and thumb between the teeth.
Clede, cried out with pain and
brought to his assistance the hired
cook and one or two other persons
present The digits between the jaws
prevented them from clos ng tightly
together and gave opportunity for
the insertion OF steel instrumen
, used in pulling nails from packages
and with this the avs were pried
apart far enough to allow other iron
instruments to be inserted through
the aid O. which the jaws were finally
pried apart and Cledes's thumb and
! finoar released
The grip Of the jaws were such thai
the teeth nearly severed tho thumb
and badly lacerated the fore6nger
The injury will prevent Cledes from
using his right hand for some time.
The head of the animal had beer
severed from the body fully an houl
before the occurrence but competen
authorities on the actions of turtle
allege that such animals will show
signs of life from six to twelve / our
after the head has been severed an,
it is not an infrequent occurrence TO
the jaws to open and close for pc
| Rod of six hours
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-04

The Empress Of Austria has been
since the death Of Prince Rudolf, a
complete mental wreck. subject to
most pathetic delusions ABOUT her son,
and requiring the greatest care. She
still preserves much OF her stately
beauty, for which she has always been
famous among the royal women OF
Europe, for it is beauty OF contour
which time nor trouble can destroy;
but she constant recluse. The En-
porer in spite OF domestic worry, ad-
heres TO his habit of accessibility to
his people. granting personal audi
ences and listening to every plea oil
story of real or fancied wrong blend
ing OF patriarchal habit with magniii'
cence OF court ceremonial which hal
not its counterpart in Europe.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-04

Jap fashion is so much followed that
this hint as to what the Japs think the
correct thing may be worth following
in Belgravia. An invitation to dinner
among the upper classes OF Japs fire.
quently commences aoout as follows:
Il Deg pardon for thus. insulting you
in begging your company at my house
to dinner. The house is small and
very dirty. Our habits are rude, and
you may not get anything fit to eat;
and yet hope you will condesend to
be present with us at 6 o'clock on the
9th OF December, Upon arriving at
the house you will find it spotlessly
clean, tasteful in arrangement and
the host and hostess aifaole indeed.
The bill OF fare consist OF ten or fiji
teen courses, the best the market can
afford. All the standardization OF the
host is the method adopted to pay you
honor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-11-04

Yes. it is the nasty habit OF pitching
out OF the back door a painful and dip
full. now and then. OF greasy water.
and handful OF parings and the gen.
eral waste Of the kitchen. which
breeds fever and bilious diseases. The
waste disappears for the most part in
the soil but that is the key TO the mis-
chief. The soil gets full after q time
and ferments and the hot sun breeds
gases which surround and enter the
house. This is true not only OF the
cheaper poorer houses ami careless
families. but weil-to-do. intelligent
people have spots behind their houses
saturated with Stops. In populous
towns no amount of supervision can
prevent a great deal OF filthy evil; out
in the country towns Stops should be
carried out 10 trees AMI poured in
small quantities here anu there as a
fertilizer. Trees will take up large
quantity of water. and be grateful for
it, There must oe simply constant in
telligence in the disposal OF waste
Farm Life.