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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

3ebn Wfeilen bon 6ot SPRING. in
SuoS0dtota baben iIn9it @ololll6er in
Der Jt1be BON gBino Sane in elmer Shlu6t
pen Der1tetnerten Geidnam zines noblge>
6Guten, tOrperlt6 Doll1tGuotg e%nttpidelten
N(annes bon flnfunoaman3ig bis oreiBtg
sSJabren 9etunoen uno an @eorge 8route in
QSI1o Gape D~ertauft, tpel6er bort ourh
A~uslteuun9 Der Geriteinerung niel @jelo
ertDtrot. Ser Derlteinerte &0rper nliBt
1edDs SIB i 3ou in Der 2Gn9e ul1o oer
&0pf IN Der Junoe 214 Boil; in Der .2Gnge
oa9s9en (Oom S6eiteL iiber oas Sbr mtt>
ten unter oas &inn uno BON bort III oerz
1elhen Netle wteoer bis our S6ettelb0be gez
mel1en) 273 53ou, geb0rt allo 81 ben loge=
nannten &augtOpfen. Die Stirn pei6t
tart 3HruG, Die letbt getriimmte Qolers
nale lit brett. Die 9tppen ftnD bid uno
Die &tnn@ unb 8adenfnonen mo5L ae<
b!loet. Ser 6als mibt inn l1mlanqe 10
Sou, Der 8ruftfaiten 354 2oa, Der 9etb an
Den Outten 49, 3ou, Der Nrm in Der QGroe
bon Der SAulter bis gum @ubogen Ii uno
bon bort bis gum Wtittelftnger 204 3ou.
Ste QanO lit Lang uno l6mal, Der O2lttelz
finger 1T ~ Boil lang. OaS 8ein bat am
0uft9elent 217 3oa, am &nie unO an Der
gSaoe 10 3ou in l1mfang. Der SUB 1T
109 3ou lang unD bat am Spann l03 2ou
lImfang. Del tinte Qlrm ru6t an Der Settle
nit Der 6aub auf benz unterleibe; BON Dem
re1ten oagegen lit brei 3oa BON ber S6ul>
ter berab bas untere StiG ~Derloren ae>
gangen. Die 2ippen uno 9lugen itn6 gez
i6lOiien. 9tuf Dem Iinfen Nrm lit cine
BON 4 3oQ Oberbalb Bis 81 j3oQ unterbulb
Oes @QbOgens l~aufenOe 9tarbe. Die 6aut
Ite9t in ibren natiirli6eu Galten uno lit
Doufomn1en p%orbanoen.
Sn Min6en BADEN fi8 Der SofIieferant
SuweIter @lhinger unO oeiien gSrau berz
giftet. @lei63ettig osrgiftete iih aud Der
8ruOer, Der maaiitrartiher &aliirer mar.
Der SOB fano in elmer @abine Der 8abeanz
ftalt itatt. @ine &eOiiton Der magiitratis
i6en &aiie ergab bisber feline unreoelmGz
Bigteiten. Der Supelier mar angebltd
oitr6 8erquidung ieineS @ei6GftS nit
SpetulaTionen in S9wierigteiteu gefomz
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
ReifebiIoer pom bermann Rafter.

ReifebiIoer pom bermann Rafter.
Der bon sabIrei9en 2eIern brinsenb
aus9eiprO3ene QBunid, elm bleiben6es 9nz
benfen an berulann Gafter gu befiBen, bat
Die Sanilte bes GerftOrbeneu peranlaBt,
unter Obigem &tteL Die seiitnollen unb
tntereiianteu 8riefe in 8uHform gu nerz
Dfentlt9en, mel6e unier tobter Sreun6 in
ieinen IeBten 2ebensiabren (aus MiegitO
1884. aus 9eutihIano 1886, aus Oeutldz
Iano, S@pei5 uno Stalten 189O-9D an
Die 2eier Der vSainois Stats ettuna" gez
rt3tet bat, barunter aud Den leBten plus
benz 9rauen @lenO", nit benz er in boiler
@rtenafniB ietner baIb beporitebenben Nufz
IOiung BON ibnen Qlbi9iso nobm. 0orgez
figt lit benz iebr bibi9 ausseitatteten, 318
Setten itarfen 8uhe elm tpoblgelungenes
Bib unO elm fur3er ~2ebsnsabriB 6es Ser
ttorbenen.
Die DSGinois Staats aeituns" ien6et bies
tpert9oOae BUD unentgeltLih allen ibren
Gelern, peI6e bas 8Iatt Elm Sabr inn
Voraus besablen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
11niere SOmmerz HrGmie.

Die vSQinois Staatsz 3eitun9" bat IS BON
ieber als tbre Bflt6t betradtet, Die 2eler in
Der ~poIitGnOtgften urb 3uuerIGilig1teng8eile
iber Interchangeable un6 ntIIenstuertbe
8orgdnge 81 unterridten unb oeren &ennt>
nib nit allen ibr 3u @ebote itebenoen Witz
teln gu fOrOern. &ein @rei9niB ober bari
nit grDBerem Ite6t fir Dieles unb bas
tomnlenoe Sabr Die aIsemeine @ufmertIamz
tett u1o Sbetlnabme fir it6 in Qnipru9
11ebmen, als Die Notwithstanding gu gbis
eago I'M Sabre 1893. Sour nod Elm perz
bdltntBmGBig turSer 3ettraum trennt uns
bon Der sur @rinnerung an Die @ntoefuns
OteleS 9roBen 9anoes eeplauten Ginz
tpetbungsfeier. Sis gu jener !3eit perbeu
Die 0auptaebduoe tbeils aufsefIbrt, tbeiLs
Der SoIenouna 10 nabe gebra6t lein, baB
Die getpalttgeu Nniagen i6on ben @inorud
zines einbeitli6en @an3en MAIDEN. Otit
Dem Sorti6reiten ceS sroBen Sriebens>
tpertes iteigert it'd naturgemGB aud bic
Sbeilnabme an allen balielbe beriibrenoen
SorgG1geri in iu1n1er t~peiteren &reiien, 10
Dag IS fat iebt ld)on fein @ebiet 9iebt,
pel6em man i'm groBen 8ublifum mebr
Mufmertianlfeit en%taeaenbrinot, alS oieIem.
Die erpdbnten S6atiaden gaben Die 8ers
anlaliurg ba3u, baB Die vSQinois Staatsz
3eitung" ourh einen bepGbrten Rinitler.
0errn Nfar Srieoerang, cine nmfallenoe
uu0 .itreng naturgetreue 3etdnung Der 9ez
1auln1ten 8~aulidfeiten Der MISUNDERSTANDING
anfertigen lieB, pelhe bon bemlelben I'M
8erein nit Serrn Sans @eiBler erapirt
Hno fir Die 0ernielfGLtigung bergeriGtet
tpurbe. Die auf GuBerit getptiienbafte @eiie
eetponnene 0ariteuung bari bis iebt nit
9teht ais Die ein5is ipabrbeitsgetreue, ben
pirflihen 8erbGltniien serau entipre6enbe
betrahtet perben. sic muroe rem 6auptz
Ieitern unD 8aumeiitern ber @eItausitelz
.Iuns uorgelegt un6 bon ibnen %einitimmig
OILS poafommen uno sutreffeno beaethnet.
8as Die GuBerlthe Qusihmlidung an
belanat, 10 lit auf oieielbe iorefGLtiger @es
1hmad pertpenoet tporoen. 9as Bib iii
ni6t auf benz biatsen Iitbographii6eH
@ege, ionbern bur6 bas neuere 8erfabren
Der @bromozS Topographic ber9eftelt. 9ie
Sarben itn0 natIrlth un6 6auerbaft, uie
iiberbaupt Die sanae 2Iusitattung Der in
WfaB genauen unb in peripectiuii9er Nnz
lage tInitleriih mtrfiamen Srisinalaufz
nabme wirOi9 lit. 9as Bib bat bic
@rOBenUerbaltniiie bon Is gu 25 unb
birfte flip norsii9li9 gum .3immeri@mud
DOer fir dbnltAe 3pede etgnen.
9te rSainOis Staatsaettuns" mabt bass
ieIbe ibren 9eiern unter foIsenOen 8ez
bingurlsen 3ugGnglib:
9%IbOnnenten, :uelae tbr announcement fir
elm Sabr i'm goraus be8abIen, mirO bas
Bib aAf 8uni6 portofrei auaelanOt.
2eier, ipet6e feline 8Orousbe5ablung gez
I%etitet, ober ibre 8rGmie bereits enlpfansen
BADEN, fOnnen es sesen ginienOuns Oes sez
rin8cn 8etra9eS Don 25 @ts., tpsldsr ben
6erfteaunsstOlten entipri1t, ebenfaQs
portofret erbaIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

.lallen. Die aus benz 2anoDerfauf er3ielten
Breiie baben fi6 geboben. Der aus bieier
Queue e~raielte 8strag belief fi6 DGbrenb
bes leBten 8ierteliabres auf $87. 900 i'm
0erslei6 III $48, 900 pdbren6 res entiprez
6enben 8ierteljabrs DOm Goriabre. 9ie
gompaanie lit imrner nod i'm 8eitbe BON
1856, 300 Ncres. Die @rnote in Ganaoa
nerlpriht. ben Nngaben ocs DIRECTORS Sus
folge, etne 9ilnltige au tperoen. Su Winnis
peg berrl6t lebbaite 8autblttafett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

u. Eout g, U(o., IL. Sult.
On bic 8unoesDereine!
Gut Sell! 9aut 8ei6luB ber 8unbesz
ta9iabung tDiro au6 in ielem Sabre eth
Xurnlebrertaa itattfinoen. Ser ermGhlte
BlaB lit W~filpautee, isis. = 3ett bonn 2.
bis 6. Nugu1t.
SIM NnldluB an ben Surnle6rerta9 miro
Elm Neutrality-suspicious. GURUS I'M Te9ten
uno Ntn9en (naA ben 8eitimmuneen Der
oerd1oerten Seltor0nun9), lotpie cine 9teibe
bon 8ortrd9en Iber Nnatomie, gbpitologie,
6etltunoe, OtGtetif, 6etIgDmnaltit uno nerz
tpanote gSi1enldaften abgebalten tperoeu.
Ote Notbmenot9fett, ben Turnlebrern
@ele9enbeit 81 geben, ibre &enntniiie gu
eripeltern uno sSoeen aus3utaulden, lit idon
bdutt9 BON unS betont tooroen unO eriu6en
mir Die Geret1e Drtngeno, ibren Turnlebs
rert, ourh Getptutgung bon 3eit uno Weit>
teln, 9elegenbelt gu bieten, Dap iie an oislem
Gebrertag uno GURUS tbetlnebmen fDuneu;
UNI 10 n1ebr olS Die 0erpontommnuna BET
Surnlebrer in ibrem Sa9e ben 8ereinen
oireft au quite fornrnt.
Sir ben 8unoess0 orort,
Ser te6nilde Nusi6uB:
9etnrt6 Braun, 8oriiber,
Wm. u. Steher. S6rlftfIbrer.
- Sn DaDton. o., tparen am 10. Suli
gum erlten Wtale SonntagS Die @irtbi9af>
ten gel6loien. Seit Samitag UNI Splitter
na6t tpnroe fein @las a~etitiger @etrGnfe
nertautt uno bic 8irtbi1aften wuroeu
ni6t Dor Wsontag frib um baIb flint n6r
geofTnet. Nu6 III mebreren umliegenoen
Sonnlbtps tDaren Die SaIubns geihlolien.
Sin un1itano, tpelher nieueidt neue 8ors
mtdelungen in Der bereits beItebenoen firdz
ltden @ontroperle 3ipiiden ben @rsbild0z
ten @orrlgan uno Srelano berporrufen
mag, trat beute Nbeno in benz 5. Qpe. 9otel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

Der Brditoent Der 6uoion 8aD gomz
panp bat cine 9iuiOenoe bon 6 Shiuing
uno 6 Yeuce ertlGrt. gr iagt, er beoauere,
oaB Die Preiie fir BelSe acknowledgement
1eien. 8tberpel5e mGren uln 20 8rosent
beruntergegangen uno Bdrenz unb Su1ss
pel3e UNI 10 9roaent. Wfit &idit1t auf
Die Gage oes Sanoels baben Die Direftpren
cine 2lnlabl 8oiten oer@eiealaaft einqebeu
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
HOW HE RODE.


A Witness Whose Evidence wns Entirety
Literal.
The character of the old Illinois
courts. in which Abraham Lincoln prao-
ticed. was very primitive, says writer
In the Century. In one case livery
stable horse had died soon after being
returned. and the person VINO had hirod
it was sued for damages The question
turned largely upon the reputation OF
the defendant as hard rider, A wit
ness was called long. lank west
erner.
How does Mr.. So-end-eo usually
rider asked the lawyer.
Without a CLEAN of intelligence, the
witness replied:
~A-straddle, sr."
''No. no." said the lawyer; II mean,
does he usually walk, or trot. on gal
lopP"
oval" said the witness, apparenGly
searching in the depths Of his memory
for facts, when he rides wallxin' horse
he waIks, when he rides q trottin' horse
he trots. and when he rides gallopan
horse he gallops, when" F,
The lawyer was angry. Il want tc
know what gait the defendant usually
takes. fast or slow"
WAL" said the witness, when hh
company rides fast he Rides fast. and
when his company rides ssow be rides
slow"
II want to know. SIR" the hswyez
said, very much exasperated. and very
stern now, how Mr.. So-endreo ride
when he Is alone"
'Wal. said the witness. more SLOWLY
and meditatfveiy than ever, when hl
was alone I want along. and dom
know"
The laugh a thequestsoner ended thl
<vu,Sse-faxa n yu3FSo ti<,n
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
sMorHEREo IN MoLAsses

TN Onees Baee Of an Insznisativo Pus
/ tame beaver kept by the soldiers at
fogt In Wyoming becameq quite famous
foe his sagscity. Caught while young
spd perfectly tanned, he became very
,dpcale and great favorite at the foz<.
The little fellow could, never be cured
Of his instinct to build dams. and it IL
related that he once undertook to dam
the, ,PlaAte xiver, working for months all
night long, and returning to the fort
svrY morning at sunrise. He cut down
quits Q number Of trees, but Life proved
700 short tor the completion OF his
plAna While around the fort be was
@anseantly turning over every kind OF
veasel' that contained wster and collect
ing stdclxs to head it of as it flowed
away. Oue night by oversight the
bsa~e9 was locked up IN the wsrehouse,
epd dsHnG TIE night in nosing around,
As &sooveyed Q ten-gallon can of mo-
hsses that had been left uncovered
FAA& discovery proved his doom The
3ext day be wss found gasping for ife.
having been caught IN the sticky mAse
a the can was overturned He newer
! 3anp1esed from the shock. and was ten.
desty buried In the presence OF . Large
! G1cle Of hA friendA
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
MURDERoVs INSANITY.

nlnsiOnA Of Touch and smell Which
Prompt the Sufferer to Take LAfe.
The fncipiant paranoiac may hear
voices about him and for time be able
20 convince himself Of their unreality.
But sooner or later these sounds become
80 tangible that they have the full force
and import Of actual voices At first he
hears them only when people are actu-
ally speaking, bis mind merely misin-
tsrpreting what he hears This perver-
sion Is technically termed an illusion.
But at lest he hears words and sentences
when no real sound comes to his ears,
the North American Review says.
These are true ha1lucdnations Perver-
dous Of other senses usually precede or
follow this one. Illusions OF touch and
smell arc common. The former lead to
. belief in invisible spirits that touch
the body, and the latter corvi,,cc tho
patient that attempts are being made to
poison him with noxious gases. When
TO this cluster od perverted sensations
haIlucinstions Of sight are added, the
galaxy h complete, and the victim
moves and has his being IN an ideal
world peopled with odors, tastes, sounds,
and sights that are shut out from the
common herd A patient who had
reached this stage outlines his own feel
ings as follows: II have gradually come
20 Aposftive assurance that the thoughts
OF my mind are shared by others, and
that thsy act from that knowledge with
. View OF influencing me and directing
my actions; that the appearances OF an
innate nature also correspond to my
thoughts in such q way as to check and
direct them; that ordinary speech and
language are 50 perverted as to have a
double meaning, the secondary sense
relating to my actions or thoughts All
h % constituted as 10 form distinct
and new and strange world in which.
however, most objects remain famihas.
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SPANISH PLEASURES.

1t Seems to be Rather q SUaeWn -
MOurnfui Thing.
The Leader Of the orchestra began %
play ON the piano q brief, monotonous
air. and the woman-loOik1ng out be-
tween her half-shut eyes-began the
Malsg.lena 1t was q strange, piercing,
Moorish chant, says writer IN the Sat
upday Review, sung IN q high falsetto
voice, In long, acute, trembling phrases
- wall rother than Q sone-wtth
pauses. as If to gain breath, between
A few words seemed to be repeated oVez
and over again, with tremulous, mar
ticulate cries that wavered in time TO Q
regularly beating rhythm The somd
was like nothing have ever heard n
pierced the brain, II tortured one with
q sort Of delicious spasm
The next song had more of reguhaa
melody. though still In this extraordt
nary strained voice, and still with some.
thing of lament In its mopotooy. !
could not understand the words, but the
woman's gestures left no doubt as tc
the character Of the song. II was as
sertively indecent, but with that c1lri-
Gus kind Of indecency- ON almost ren-
gious solemnity In performer and audi-
ience-which the Spanfarts share with
the eastern races. Another song fol.
lowed. given with the same serious and
collected indecency, and received with
the same serious and collected akten-
ton II had refrain Of "AlleluialV
end the woman, know no& why, boq>
rosved . MANS soft felt haA turned
down the hrim. and put Y o. bs1prs b
ginning The song. Whsn the apOasunl
vae over ehe returned the hsk cnm1
hank ~ the table - which ~ Ed beI
Sitting. Aismally enough. md yoWnG
mors Asapa1n1sly- O,ahS - S,.-.1
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04

3be Land on0 Wooer on the GLOBE.
John Murray, q member OF the Chal-
lenger expedition, and ono Of the high
est living authorities on oceanography,
estimates the area Of the dry land Of
The globe ct 1000, 900 square miles and
the area of the ocean 1877 ,200,OO square
miles BE estimates tho volume OF the
dry land above the level Of the sea At
SJ000, 900 cubic miles. and the volume
Of The wategs od the ocean at SEQ, 600, 900
oabie milea He Axes the mean height
Of the land above the sea at 4,95O feet,
and the mean depth of the whole ocean
q 12, 40 feet OF course, these results
gre only approximate, but they help to
render our ideas Of these matters more
deAnite Nj. Murray also estimates
that tie sivers Of the world carry into
ths ooesn every year ~ cubic miles ol
!, eedimenA 10 this must be added the
matter carried to the ses In solution,
which b estima&ed At !. 1873 miles OF mat
( tss. Togethes, then. tho amount q
mAHesr carsaed thsuagh the Land ed
3 tysp1 1tstL 1se1bao ,nilsk 1t would thuA
Aeeneiing 49, '1hia calopaaStlA, telrl
d.a4A ~ 1eoga n tyansport The whole q
- eslid (srA lslps "a 1kesl6 .1S......
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me WONDER or ALASKA.

a wall OF Blue Toe . Mile Long and Four
ta Hundred Feet High.
Tho Muir glacier, which is the gress
wonder Of Alaska, was doubtless dis
covered by Vancouver IN 1TO4, but Prof
John Muir wos the first TO describe IL
Muir inlet, at the head OF the Glacier
bay, b the termination OF this great
'rfver Of icer The we'll Of blue Ice Is
there mile long and about 400 feet
high.
\ y worn into towers, castles and
caverns, and Il continually discharging
hAQments from the size Of paving
Stone 70 that Of Cologne cathedral
I These falling Into the sea cast up the
spray for hundreds Of feet into the air,
snd sand forth waves which dash upon
tie shores and echo lilce thunder among
thc mountains.
The Muir glacier is really Q sea Of ice,
with numerous branches in the valley,
sny one Of which Is as large as the
6omaf u Aletsch glacier Of Switzer-
hnd
~ aceosaiag 70 Nh. q p. baldwin.
. recent visitor, - large rs all the Al
pine glacasn In one, being 1.o00 square
miles IN area Thb Ce is 1000 fee4
thsck = the mouth In Muir. inlet, sod
he sfacier h, estimated 70 comprise -
moch wetef ss Lake Erie
n discharges Fv,soo, 900, 900 cubic feet
o6 ics - icebefgA and iTU, 900. .ooo, 900
6eet u waoer ~ melting every yeap.
The center q the glacier, where tho
motion b quiokest Is 50 rough and
broken into Hcvnssee that it Is consid-
ercd finpassab,e. The eastern half.
hosseves. can b travelled as far as the
NOVA. ,54 sd f-1 aal r.,.t ~ f
Prof Wright has found the motion a.
The center to be as much as 65 feet q
day. whereas Shakof the Alpine glaciers
b only 50 inches or 90 As much as 90
teet Q day has been found in the case
M . Greenland glacier. The Muir
glacier once extended much further into
The bay, and ia now receding every year.
while. the sources Of the Ice supply are
faIlin0.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
t,NcoLN.s HAr.


An Old- -Faehsoned TIE wien On Istsrsss-
ting HISTORY.
There was nothing Of the swell about
Abraham Lincoln, says the New York
World. In tho matter of his personal
attire he was decidedly, careless II
was matter Of supreme Indifference
TO him whether his clothes fitted him or
not He had other things to think
about Thus IL often happened that when
hts hat began 10 look the worse for
wear he neglected TO replace II with .
new one.
When on his way TO Washington 10
be inangurated as president Of the
United States he passed through New
York The almost studied negligence
which characterized his apparel excited
much mirth and ridicule But the keen
est shafts Of ridicule were aimed at his
bat an exceedingly seedy-looldng
''stovepipe" II was publicly dubbed
'.thas shocking hat" This didn't worry
Lincoln bit. but n poincd some OF his
sensitive friends very much. So they
arranged little scheme TO secure On
exchange OF tiles which would give
the president 9 presentable hat
The dimensions of Lincolns cranAum
were secretly but aAcufately asces-
tanned, and brand new hot was pro-
vided that would exactly At him
Things were 90 hxed that when the pro-
ceesion which was escorting Lincoln
passed up broadway the carriage In
which he was seated halted just oppo-
site the store Of popular halter. Out
rushed the halter with the hat which
the committee Of Lincolns friends had
selected, and begged the precious priv
ilege OF exchanging Il for the one which
lincoln wore Without any suspicion
that he was the victim OF ''put up
Job" Lincoln good-naturedly comphed
with the request.
The late William Gibson, one Of New
York's greatest cu1Io and relic hunters,
secured the shocking hat" and T.
figured conspicuously at many fairs and
exhibitions for charitable purposes
When Mr.. Gibson died, some eight years
ago, the hat passed to one Of his Sons
who kept it under q glass globe in his
factory. There it was seen recently by
F.. r. Eadenberg, of this city. he
wrote to his friend c. r. Gunther, Of
Chicago, who has large collection Of
Lincoln relics, about IL Mr. Gunther
opened up negotiations and purchased
for a good round sum the hat, which Is
intrinsically not worth Ave cents
The hat is an ordinary old fashioned
'>stove-pipor and was made by halter
at Springfield ILL.,, named George Hall
It is lined inside with paper in imitation
of sill; and on ii, in pencil, Lincoln had
written hts name and address. "A.
Lincoln, Springfield, M II is this auto
graph which adds 50 Immensely 10 tho
value Of the hat
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Why is it that
Strictly
Pure w hite Lead
is the best paint 2

is the DcSC pdfnJF E
Because it VIII outlast all
other Paints, make a hand
somer finish, give better pro-
lection to the wood, and the
first cost Of painting will be
less.
If a color other than white
Is wanted, tint the Lead with
the National Lead Co.'S
Pure White Lead
Tinting Colors
These colors are sold in
small cans, one pound being
sufficient to tint twenty-five
pounds Of pure White Lead
the desired shade.
Be Careful
to use only old and we'll
known brands Of white lead.
The market is flooded with
adulterated Paints, and ESQ.,
called" white leads. The fol-
lowing are strictly pure "Old
Dutch" process brands, and are
established by a lifetime of use:
"ANCHOR"
"ECKSTEIN"
For sale BY all first class dealers in Palma.
If you are going to paint, It will pay
you to send to us Tor Book containing in
it will only cost you postal card TO do 90.
NATIONAL LEAD CO.,
Cincinnati Branch.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
kendalI's SPAWN Cure.

Dn B. J. KHxpAIL Co.: -.
0ents-fti 10 with the greatest setiafact10n that
inform you that have cured the following dieeaeQe:
9Wee3ey: :shoaideE Joiqf IrYensss. esi4s
Pore Foot. I am working ON HtHr1elRe
Lameless and will cure that all With KendaVs
beast have ever used. recommends 70 al bore
Swns5s Horsss the: have wosks4 On On 81 yeiSenA1l
have fr1endS who used It for opr4t4D ana
Bruises and cured them. They say y z TIE 1ess
Prioe 81 pcr bottle, or sSD oOtttes ~
-. All drWg0tSts kace - OF can 0esSe
for vOw, or u sCtll be sene 20 eWy 60
Or. B. ]. KENDALL co.,
Esesbursh Falls. Vermont
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
1ho snortseo Os.V1s.

INDIANA PoLlA Ind, Aug The
Iron Hall membership scandal grows in
its sensational Developments r. D.
Somberby. supreme Justice, Is either not
in the city on not TO be seen It y as
serted that he has withdrawn hom In
diarapolis repositories in the last few
months s500,00 Of funds belonging to
the Iron Hall, and used II In Philadel-
phia bank, h which be h interested
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
fnfAae lturdee I4yssess.

INDIAEApolts, Ind. Aug, ia iew
inmates after O'Clock Saturday morn.
ing the dead body a 3 thsee- months
old baby wss found lying - the Cin-
cinnaM, Hamilton q Indianapolis sSil-
road track st Alahems street In the
center Of the city. The baby had svi-
IDENTIFY been thrown frpm The outgoing
fast train, which bad passed there .
few minutes before Tho head was
crushed n. and II hsd rsceivcd o<hse
hruise& The baA4. wee Ans3E dxpapa'
IL WA talAn - thei insosupA whaue \
81 now awaiting ldentiAeatipa III
psajssqE Wg9lsipI - " eaeer ~
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS

L The test OF . true disciple Is that he
obeys God rather than man
.. The true Christian must speak out
what he experiences Of the gospel
& Every person naturally goes to his
own place,-like to like.
4. We should lay all our burdens be-
fore the Lord
g. Because God Is the Creator of all,
he can govern all for the good of his
cause and his children.
8. God controls and uses even the
bad deeds of bad men.
g True prayer desires more to dc
right h trouble than to escape from It.
Gods cause is always first
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-04
kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

AAxH's CHOICE IaS*Iss1 Ssqacra = XScih raS
.Gents-Please send me one q your Treetise On
the Horse" Your Kendalps SPAWN Cure" u the
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Ssss sSss Ksndis & s Sp.yH % 0a1s cssncs csS Sc
on se.vi.:, ntnsetns: CsSDema sSS S@.s S:s g. g
nam name On your sdveTtiss%snss Fl sna WA $50 s.
what say. have used 100 bottles IN aye9I.
Yours truly, DR. 09o q CHuWX.