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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

For imported Bass Ale, Guinness
Dublin Porter in pints, and Imported
Berliner Weiss Beer, go to George
Schultz. Recommended by the best
physicians for sickness.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

Sweet Potato Plants a speciality at
Markham's Gardens: also Tomato and
Cabbage Plants of the most approved
varieties at reasonable rates. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every in
stance. j. A. MARKHAM.
IrOnton, Mo. Pm
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

For SALE-Two Six-Branched Chan
deliers, complete with lamps-very
cheap. Apply at this office,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12
OUR PLATFORM.

UnalterGbie opposition 30 the policy OF
Public Fdr)ritism to Pirate Industries by
Tariff Td1atioR-cOnamOHIy called the Re
publican POLICY Of Protection.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

For Sale-A half dozen Pea Fowls.
Fine plumage. Apply at once to Jos.
4. Reyburn, Russellville.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12
For President:
HORACE BOIES,
OF IOWA.
POLITICs are ripening.

The wonder of the age-the tariff
logic of the Piedmont Sentinel.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

Two new cottages for rent for the
summer. j. w. EMERSON. Il
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

VIM. Hills Is prepared to do blowing
for neighbors who have gardens, lots,
OF
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

The indications are that this will be
an off-year for Republicans and Democ-
crazy will sweep the country.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-23

Sn Oaflanb, gal., itarb tiiralid
5rau @atbarine MeDer, bic @attin BON
Moolpb WeDer. Sci biefer @eleaenbeit
lpurbe bic gnt6edung zines peripidelten
yeripanbti6afts= =gerbdItniHes gemadt,
Moolpb Sleeper beiratbete cine Witttpe,
bic cine erpa6iene Sodter bate.
Surge 3eit barauf beiratbete Gus
Meper, elm Bruber Nbolpb's, bef5en
Stiefto6ter. Dabur6 tuurbe ssrau
Gus Weper S6tpdgerin ibres @tiefpa=
tsrs tpie ibrer eigenen Wfutter, Gus
Weper elm S1mager ieines eiaenen
gruberS nn6 ieiner S9miegermutter,
Grau Gus MeDer Samte ibrer 6albaes
i9mifer, Gus Msber OnfeI ieiner
S9wdger unb S6mdgerinnen; ssrau
@bolpb MeDer S1mdgerin hires eiges
men S1miegerfobnes, fotpie 5dwdges
rim ibrer eigenen So6ter; 9lboipb
Weper Stiefpater ieiner edndaerin,
ioipie Dnfel uHb GtiefgroBpater ieines
grubers 3inber uno 6rau Mbplph
Meper f9lieBli6 Sante ibrer eigenen
@nfslfinber.
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"a einen 9(barnnn ffiir.et

p eta iaredl6ss Ding. felb i'm araum, aber serase
Mlplrh6en teimseiu&t ptrb, pflest nit einem unar=
tttal.rtsn s4tet sa erpaden; ieine @teter iinb in
iSlten S&ms,b gebabet, fetn Ser3 fIoOft itdrmii@.
Woral: Wfdn fHlafe niGt auf benz Nhden ltesenb,
beipnners wenn man Dpspspfe nnb 0erppiitdt leis
pet, sebraude Sretttr's Masenb:tters, um bteen
Setmiu@unsen reri&pnt gu 6Ietben. @esen S4lafo<
EStett ben unsert.ennidhen Besleit'r ron 4rpnIter
Dpspepiie fcrctt, ute ceEen unrermetbtfe Tolle,
TT pas 8ttters etn untertrefHies Seilmtttel. @es
tprte Verocaung tf bic Gueae nn36tliser qualppner
setben, beren Spmptome iid sunddff 6urf unreselz
mabiSes Gnnft:cniien ber eeber NIB ber Ginssreibe
dubern Wclen irtr bem Gsbirn unb benz Nerpenipz
ITEM Hnte peri9affen, 70 mifien mir iundG ben Ma=
gen In Srnnung trtngen BITE 1tdtt8feit ber 8ers
oduarsss, abfcnceruusss unb Gnfteerunssprsane te=
Suliien. Manria, nntbdttefett ber Nteren rnb NIas
ie, Sobbrennen unb saitrii1es aopfpeb, ausemeine
2tnfdut9tstt unb bic grippe furire nah NIT bieism
Mittel fur been rcr3hslte bstlfrdfse Gtsenidafteu
Srnrerte berpSrrasenher Gerste Seusnib absees has
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-23

Sn Cincinnati 1T ber @einreiienbe
Sofepb Sduemberger neuli6 elmer,
bo6ft ipabri6einli9 burd giftiges llns
ter5eug berporgerufenen 8lutDergiftmna
erlegen. gor etua 5tpei @o1en bat Ct
ft6 am linfen 8ein eine fleine Wunbe
5uge3ogen. @r a9tete nibt tpeiter baz
ranf unb begab ii6 am folgenben Sage
auf Geiien. 9ta6 etli9en 9agen fell
ten lid beftige S6meraen elm unb balb
mar bas 8ein berart sei9mollem, baS
Der aranfe bic 9eimreiie antreten muB,
te. Sie aratli6e l1nteriu9ung ergab,
baB bon benz rotben 1nter3eug einige
Ga5ern in bic Wunbe gefominen iuaren
uno glutpergiftnng erseust batten. Ser
yeritorbene errei6te Elm Mlter bon 81
Sabren.
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iteber ben itripruns Ses sodbiers,

Gin Man6ener @elebrter madt iiber
ben uriprung beS Bodbiers folaenbe,
fur 8iertrinfer fDipobl aIs fur pbilo-
logen febr interreHante Mittbeilungen !:
Sn elmer alien baDriI9em Gbronif, meI=
DIE Dor breibunbert Sabren gef9rieben
murbe, bat er bic Gefdi6te Der 9erfels
lung Des 8iereS, fppobl als audi bic
Geibi9te bes 8odbieres gefunbem.
3n Mnfaug bes 16. Sabrbun6erts
murbe eine iunge baprii9e prin3eilin
an ben ruffif9en SbronfoIger perbeiras
tibet. Sic bate abiolut feline 3unei>
gltitg 3u ibrem @emabl unb bas Oeim<
tpeb sebrte itnaufb6rli6 an ibr, 70 baB
he li1 mad LANCER, reifi1er leberlez
gumg entl9loB, nit ibren @eiimbe unb
tbrem 9offtaate mad 8apern suriid3u.
tebren. untermegs murbe fie frant unb
mar gesmungen, in ginbed Haft au
ma9en. @inbed mar aber i9on at Der
3eit, bic Stabt, in tpel1er baS bette
Bier in europa gebraut tpurbe. Sic
Aerste Der prin5eiiin berorbneten ibr
CUR Stdrfung bas ginbeder Bier. sic
tpurbe aud tpirtlib mieber bergeftelt
unb fam geiunb TT Bapern an. I'm
aber bas eble @etrdnf ttidbt entbebren
gu miifeH, nabm iie BON Climbed einea
Braumeifter nit unb lieB aeben BEN
S1loB cine Brauerei erbauen, bic beute
nod inter benz Namen 6ofbrdu befannt
1T. 9ort ipurbe in Msiin1en 3uerf bas
@inbeder 8ier gebraut, bas li6 balb
aagelaeiner 8eliebtbeit erfreute, Bei
ber Beftellang besielben muBte man ints
mer, um Terme6slungen poraubeugen,
binsuieBen, pginbed", tporans balb be-
Nus6rud Gin Bod" purbe, ber fia
befonberS por ben &ebolutionsiabren
l84S un0 1849 einbiirgerte. 9ie
Wirtbi6aften, in benen Gin Bod"
Bier pertauft tpurbe, lieBen anf ihren
S6ilbern einen BOD anbringen. 9ie>
fes Symbol fir BEN nersiigli6en Stoff
bat ii6 bis auf ben beutisen Sag ers
halten.
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aleiosritoffe !! aleiberitoffe !

Der sr6bte unb sepdbItefte gorratb bon
ieinen 8leiberftoffen, Der ie in San
4ntonip borbanoen mar. g,a nsues Mufer
satin StrtpeS SrePon iplib unb
genufert.
n8ebfprb Gprb" in allen neuen Ear.
ben, uie @idvl, Gigale, Mais, Qapenbel, San,
Huiitan @rap, Cream, peib.
~ @.baflies su 16, 1s unb 20 Gents per
0arb.
=. TranaSfifdbe Gballiss in s5 be.
1timntten guitern.
Mobaires, Crepe b'Gbine ,u rs
Gents, 80 Gents unb $l.O0.
SransDiii4er 0rsanbie su 25, 35
uro 40 Gents.
GDre hu @ot, etpas neaes, gu 10 gents
per garb.
@emnferte 8ebforb eorb 3u 121k
Seats per Darb.
- Semufterte erepe gu IA Gents pee
Yarb.
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au1 ipenn oer Doftor iid) belIer oarau1
perl ltanoen bdtte, ieine 9erlesenbeit 3l1
uerbersen.
gine fleine gSeile ers6tte ii9 Veuen.
bort an Der offenfunbisen 8ernirrunq
Der Beieen, bann iagte ct, inoent el
nod etnmal bic 6anb be8 iungen Wfan.
mes oriifte: nDas freut mid, frent
mid nngemein, perebrter 5err Doftor
Beionbers metne Jrau fpirb entaiidt
Iein, 5u pernebnen, bab sic mns bas
Vergniisen MAIDEN. Iuf @teberieben
allo, uno redt piiuftli9, fpenn i9 bitten
barf!"
Das mar cine 8erabl6ieouns, auf
Die fih faum nod ettpaS erfpiSern lieB,
nnb Blatenius mar aud ii6tlib frob,
etter Gage 5u entrinnen, bie etneit etrpas
petnltden @barafter fir i'm afteenome
men bate. @r n1a9te @eroa cine tiefe,
abtnnsSoolle gerbeusuns unb gins.
Saul Seuenborf aber trdllerte tpieoer !:
sd bin Der arme Sonatban!
Bas fang i'd ariner geufel an ="
unb it1oem er ii9 ani6idte, ii9 in bas
3immer ieiner Strait 3u beseben, faste
er I'M Voriibergeben nedenb gu @erSa !:
,Dn lollteit Deinen gerltner Nufents
halt nod Elm meltis perlansern, tiebes
8dsden. ytad) ben bliibenben ssarben
3il urtbeilen, bic i9 beute auf Deinen
Wangen benerfte, rnuB Dir Die @uft
unIerer 6auptitaot ia 9ans oortreffltf,
befonnen."
anf ieiu Mopfen unb leine bel6ei,
bette Gnfrage erbielt er bic @rlaubniB,
in Nntoniens Sotlettensinnter einsutres
ten, lito na1be,n er ieiner ssrau in poi.
lenbeter @alaitterie einiee Srtiefeiten
iiber ibr slusfeben seiast, meiilte er
gang nnpermittelt: yDn barfit iibrt.
gems oieien Doftor Platenius nie pies
Der nit @erba allein laiien, liebe gnto.
ME. Sd bin ba ioeben gum 3ensem
elmer fleinen 93ete genorben, sic nidt
9erabe barna9 angetban mar, mir
Sreuoe 3i bereiten. Der Quadialber
'i6eirt es alien Grnites auf ibre panb
abgeieben 81 baben, lt1b es bate iti6t
ben Ini6ein, als Oh @eroa i'm Die ST.
reiduns ieines i3teles allsu i6mieris
MAIDEN tpiiroe."
p@enn es fpirflib babin fommen
iollte, 10 bdtteft On nur Dir allein Die
S9ulb 3u3ul6retben, mein 3ieber," /" sab
Mntonie elei9miitbis 5uriif. rDu 6ait
otelen Doftnr, Der mir BON ieber unauSs
ftehlid gepeien lit, ia fait selpaltlam III
linier 9ous 9e3ogen, unb er bdtte iebr
tb0ri9t unb unsei9idt 5ein miiien,
ipenn er Die CUTE @elesenbeit, einen 70
foftbaren @oloflf ein3ufansen, gang
ungsniist batte poriiberseben lallen.1
pNber es bart ibln unter feinen ums
ftanoen gelin9eti = b6rit Du, Nntonie,
es oarf ni9t iein! Sd babe meine gana
beionoeren, idwerpie9enoen @riinoe, IS
gu perbinoern, unb i6 re9ne babel 5i9er
auf Define llnteritiitung benn als sSrau
tpirit Du getpiB lei9ter @influs auf
@eroa 9etptnnen f0nnen als ih, unb OH
iibertriffft mid tn oieien ipeibli1en Din,
gen ia au9 bunbertmal an @el9tdli1<
teit uno &lltgbeit.H
@r fiiBte ibr ritterlih Die 6ano, nno
jie plauoerten BON anberen Dinsen, bis
Der 9ansberr iih erinnerte. baB es 3eit
iei, iein Nr6 ,it83itnmer a1fsuluaen, tpo
er oann alleroings Die 3eit bis gum
Wfittaseiien oatlit binbradte, baB Ct Die
3ettungen las uno ein babies Dutenb
Gigaretten rauhte.
(Sortfsbuna fp[at,)
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s,enralsta In is wstautea rar,r..

Wtr. 5. 8. Sturteba1t, Gbitor bel
yWaupaca (Wise.) pof" iagt: Cham,
berlains S6mer5enS galiam f,lrirtt
meine 6rau bersansene Na6t BON Sc.
f9tss unb 3abnf6mersen innerbalb Is
Wtinuten. gDir mo9ten iti9t mebr of.
ne bafelbe iein. Sie 6lai6e fir SO OTIS.
gu baben bel ben 9ruesiiten s. Salt.
eper & Sobm, Doubling & 6loob, 30.
q Wt. &alteper, u. 9reib, $. S6ns
9arO, Ut. Cohen & 60. un6 5. 4.
9arriion.
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Ssrei fir 2eibemDe.

allie, bic an ben ayolsen iusenblider Ber.
irrunsen Ieiben: 8erluft Ser Mannbarfeit,
iinfenbe &raft se hle4tlide Rranfbeiten,
Strifturen, SppbtliS nnb bic bieIen Hehens
trantbeiten, freIde bic ToIsen bieier f6refIi.
den unreselmabiefsiten finb, erbalten -fos
ftentret-eenaue ansaben. wie iie
ft4 felbft su Saufe furiren f6ms
men, ipera ite an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, l0294 Market Str,
San Francisco, Cal, f9reiben.
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: grpfeRor &. s6Iaifslbura

PiuielIul y. SWluIelDuI8 III
Jtem Dorf bat biefer Gage in ben Oar
lems2dAnen, Sft 120. StraBe No.
PIG nm einen ausseiebten preis unb
I'm bic 5tDeifelbafte gbre, Der bartnd-
digife pianO6rei6er gu iein, sp6If aufz
chamber folgen6e Stunben lang atpiz
f6en Miittag unb Wfitterna6t ununterz
bro6en piano geIpieIt. @r begamm
NIT ber glelobie bes "Star spangled
Banner ging iobann auf ben 8erlis
tter 8ohenbauer bonn v&leinen Slider
mdb9en" iiber, lieB bielem allerbanb
amerif. Gafienbauer folgen unb fdloB
nod Wlitterna9t nit &ubinlfein's gpnz
aert in GsWoq. 9lls er bann nod bas
i9one % 2ieb: pNa9 9aufe sebn
mir ni9t, mad Saufe sebn mir lange
ntht" gu ipielen beganu fiel er gu 9obe
erf66pft bonn Stubl.
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: Wieine Srau lit an einem beftis
gen Wtagenleiben, tpel6es bur1 bic
9lnmenbung bon 9r. Quguit a6nig's
Samburger Sropfen pollitdnbig aebeiIt
tuur6e .-Wm, 2inbig, peoria, StIs.
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bon i4maraeu @aarem gu Ben aIler.
ntesrisften Yreiien.
@eftreifter unb carrirter Qawn
bon 10 Gents anfipdrts Bis gu benz beften.
Sali9ter i4tparser Drsanbie, @renabine,
Satsn eeftretftcr Saipn su erftaunti9 niebri,
gen 8reiien.
getoene 21arp 4emriettaS, 40 3oa,
nit ben neueften Sdattirunsem berfeben,
su $1.o0.
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gndlens Mrutca galbe.

Dte bete SaIbe ber Reit fur Gdnitte, Quetl@un.
aen, 0ei@nfre, bebers unb Sauts Ausl&loa, Nie&te,
geipruneene 9dnbe, Srcibeufen unb ale Sanffronfs
sstten tnrtrt Sdmorrbciben pber tetnt Hesabluua.
Bbltge SutItebenbeit saranttrt pber has @elb wirb
5arhdeyfattet. 25 Gents cte GtbaHtei. Bum 9erfaui
Wtclefale.
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Tetne epitem WDtbamge, 81 garb
lang, au rs Gents, $l00, SIPS, $I.5o,
$2.O0, $3.50, $500, unb aufisdrts, 10 fei,,
trie S9r iie tuiini6t
Sarbtser nnb fdtparser Saille
Sfamqatie, tn 90 Gents per Barb
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@us 8apreut tpirb beri1tet: Sir
bic iesid5risen Wagneri6en 8ubnens
6eitfpiele iinb feline Yldbe mebr gu ba.
ben. Sas Saus 1T fir ale gortels
llngen bereits ausbertauft.
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3epbpr Giuebarlls !!

Sir serfaufen 8epbpr @imshams
su is, Is ilnb % Gents.
Satin StsiDeb Gorb bu @oi nmb i8epbbrs.
nnb rs Gents.
Gents. NV ~
Das sr5bte anb beit aussetpdblte saaer
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Sas fransoiiI9e aabinet bat be-
t6lohen, energif9 segen ben aonig bon
Sabomep bor3ugeben unb bat ben Was
rlHeminilter nit ben porldufigen MaB,
nabnten betraut.
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seibenitoFe! seioeuitoife!

Solt6e farbise gbinefifde unb s a.
paneiti4e Setben pffe III ben pos
pulariten Tarben, tpie Beib, Cream, 8ola,
@prts, Mile, eiIae, 8lau &c.
SoliSe @ros @ratn sd dbiparae
seibenftoffe gu 75 Gerts. 90 Gents, 81
unb $1.25.
Shipar3e unb GreamG6 6tnefifd)e
Setb snftoff gu 80, o5, 80, go. Is, 85,
80 Gents 1lnb 81.
Getbene nne gatim 8roeabe, in
idpar; ,lilo farbia gu 75, so Gents, 81 unb
$l.25. in ben i.eneiten Mbenos 5arben.
Gancp eeinuiterte Snbias, fdiuar,er,
tarbtser unb tpeiber @runb;; 3iue,farbte, Elm.
tao nno beridtebenart.ge Sigureft, 8Iumen.
Scrolls unb an6ete Mifter, 70 Sprten, 3X12
&of1binatton, iebeS 20-22 Bon brett, 35, 48,
60, 69, Is Gents unb 81. % 3cil breite Al
81 nnb $1.25.
gerfdiebene 0lacee GuratS, au 20.
35, SO unb rs Gents.
9as eeiben[aser iibertrifft aues Ddaeipes
iene in auspabl @iite unb Bertb fiir ieben
3ped. tpo Seioe eebrandt pirn, unb Seren
3abl 1T 2esipn.
ltnier @aarenlager 1T litaBgebenb.
Die iolsenben nuotationen seben ieinen
9Sinf, UNI a5er ben tpirtli6en Mertb unb bic
8si@baItisfeit fennen gu Iernen, fonsmt unb
iebt oSsr lakt Gad Rrobea idb:den.
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Wer einen silten S9ub billia
taufen min, gebe su pameoaf&
Sphn.
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Gbenille=portieren ltnb giidbedeu.

Bir offeriren GbeniIIe. 4orttere
ano Stf4 Seden gu abfoIut baIbem greiie.
8tr bdben so Eadre Yortieren urS 100
St4Seden, ale gu bemieIben 8reiie.
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Ser befannte beutfhe Quftfhiffer

: Sef betdrfte beltfd]e XuffId)iffer
Damn, Der aud in Nmerifa offers 9ors
fteaungen gegeben, 1T bier aeitorben.
@r bat aur 8erbeKerung ber 2uftfdifz
fabrt biel beigetragen unb bic 2ufti9ifs
fe, mel6e bic 0euifhen in Der iiinsiten
3eit iiber bic rufiiide @ren3e fteisen
lieben, tparen bas &efultat ieiner 9lrs
belt unb Grfinbunq.
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YOrbdnse! gorbduae!

Sn Oraperien Mnb gretpnnes
tihren mir eite elegante Musfpabl BON 10
Gents a,'fmarts bis gu Der feinften Scrte.
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l1nier ,,WeiBer Gl,pbaut''

Clothing 9aus lit bas sr5bte umS ssHfaxs
bisite I'm Siibtpe}ten. a6ir saramtirsB
Sdnitt, Muiter, nhaftt6t uAA
BAT MILES Yobt.@
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
A BRAVE FIREMAN THIS.
When the Engineer Jumped He
Stuck to the Engine.
THE SHORE LINE FLYER FLEW.
A Wreck at Auburn which Will Cost
$4,000, and Might Have Cost Many
Lives but for "Fortuitous Circum-
stances''-A Freight Train Smashed.

The Shore Line "Flyer" which one
week ago was wrecked near Noank again
met with an accident last night and but
for the fact of one fortuitous circum-
stance most appalling disaster would
have resulted. At $3.50 T.. NJ, a special
freight was being made up at Auburn
and was occupying successively the main
line, reserved for the n. Y. Express, and
the adjacent passing track. The crew of
the special were aware that the express
was due but for some inscrutable reason
no signal had been placed.
There is a six-degree curve just beyond
the point where the extra WAS in process
of being ma % up. The company's rules
to protect the farther end OF curves is ex-
plicit, but tho brakeman contented him
self with wrapping "A red banner around
his lantern and placing it at the rear Of
his train. The extra was in the act OF
passing from the main line to the pass
ing track when engine 129 drawing the
Shore Line "fiyer" dashed around the
curve at a speed of nearly forty miles an
hour and hurled itself against the side of
the freight. The fact OF the freight
being partly on two tracks and therefore
presenting "A slantiDg side TO the express
alone saved the Flyer" from annlhila-
ton. The engine plowed its way through
the side of the freight for a distance OF
sixty feet, demolshing four box cars aud
ripping up 100 feet OF the track.
Engineer Curnow Of the express jumped
as soon as the freight hove iu sight, but
the firemeu stuck to his post and aud put
on the air Curuow was seriously in
jured In consequence OF his jump, but the
brave firemen escaped wi. hout scratch.
A brakeman, William Lester who was
standing on top of one of the box cars
struck, was thrown down the embanke-
ment and badly although not fatally
hurt.
were injured beyond a vigorous shaking
up. They were transferred TO the Colo
NAL express and proceeded on their
journey.
The engine of the express train was
badly stoved up. The loss TO the railroad
company will approximate &. 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
FAIR AND FESTIVAL,

The Vestry of the Church of the Medi-
ator Gay with bunting and Crowded
with People.
The annual fair and festival of the
Church of the Mediator commenced last
night with large attendance. The ves-
tr;~ 6i the church was prettily decorated,
the feature being booth Of lattice
work with covering of red, white and
blue bunting.
Following are the tables and those at
tending them: Parish Union Table
Mrs. Henry Stone, Mrs. Z. +. Walker.
Allen, Miss Florence Buchanan, Miss
|*ssadie Snyder, Miss Stella j. Morse
Ladies Sewing Society Table-Mrs.
Jerome Kennedy, Mrs: Charles A. Hub
hard, Mrs; George w. Hubbard, Mrs.
Tabie~Mrs. Walter NJ. oatIey, Mrs.
Josephine q. Greene, Mrs. Edwin A.
johnson, Mrs. George A. Gardiner. Miss
Mary G. Watson. Walter NJ. Oatley.
Flower Booth-Mrs. Fred +. Field. Miss
Anna l.. Gunnison, Miss Kittie Hub
bard, Miss Helen Burnham. Miss Nellie
Munro, Miss Hattie Smith, Miss Maria
Griffin. Miss Gerrude II. Greene. Miss
Ethel A. Johnson, Miss Annie Sessions.
Sunday School Table - Mrs. Lorenzo
Stone. Mrs. Allen "A. Presbrey, Mrs.
Charles w. Dean, MRS. waiter Barker,
Mrs. Edward Crowell Miss Blanche
Covill, Miss Winnie Fisher, Mrs. Walter
A. Presbrey. Cake and Fruit Table
Mrs. l.. G. Stevenson. Mrs. ii. j. Gaunt,
Miss Carrie Myrick, Miss Anna Jud-
kins, Miss Carrie Wickes. Confectionery
Table-Miss Ida Myrick. Miss Carrie
Oatley, Miss Hattie Gardiner.
Those in the cafe: Mrs. Frank A.
Waterman, Mrs. Horace q. Peck, Mrs.
William A. Cornell, Mrs. Royal NJ Smith,
Mrs. William w. Manchester, Jr.
The committee OF arrangements: Je-
rome Kennedy, chairman; Allen A. Pres
brey, treasurer; William b. Westcott.
secretary. Arthur G. Peavey. Zephaniah
G. Pierce, William G. Burton. Walter M.
Oateiy. Mrs. Jerome Kennedy. Mrs
Robert +. Smith, Mrs. Allen A. Presbrey.
Mrs. Arthur G.. Peavey, Mrs. Zephaniah
G. Pierce, Mrs. William B. Westcott,
Mrs. DIR. =. +. Walker, Mrs. George w.
Hubbard, Mrs. Charles f. III iris
The subcommittee Tickets-Allen
A. Presbrey, Jerome Kennedy; hall and
tables-Arthur G. Peavey, William A.
Cornell, Edwin G. Arnold; decorations
Fred Il. Field. Walter A. Presbrey, Eu-
gene G.. Myrick, Zephaniah q. Pierce,
Walter M. 0stiey, William l.. Whitingi
coat room-John Buchanan, Howard j.
Greene, Clarence NJ. Beckford.
The fair will be open tonight and will
close tomorrow night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
An Artistic Free Exhibition.

An extraord nary and rare event for Providence
is,to occur next week.
On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Calender,
McAuslan a Troup Co are to give up their i'm
mense carpet department almost wholly 10 a
magnificent exhibition OF beautiful rare Oriental
and carpets. IL is beyond dispute the largest
richest and most elegant collection In America TO-
day.
Think Of IL. There are between three and four
hundred pieces. No collection I'm New York or
Boston can approach IL II size, variety, quality,
richness and grand orientality are considered.
Words OF expression fail describe suitably
this most rare and unusual treat. One must go In
and for himself sometime during the ex hibiton
There are antique Persian, Cashmere. Daghist an,
Bokahara, Circassian. Egyptian. Armenian, Moor
sh. Kouristan, Boulagistan. Afghan. Tihiz, Camels
Hair Ashiret and Kerbela rugs, carpets and mats.
They are all the way from fifteen TO n hundred
years old and have come from the palaces OF the
Khedive OF Egypt. Sultan OF Turkey. Shah OF Per-
sia, Amir OF Afghanistan. Gar OF Russia Bey of
Circlssia, Dghanghire OF India and from the
temples mosques. ruins and osher sacred places Of
the old world.
No one shonld fail TO go to this exhibition. The
catalogues printed In English to tell what each
article IL.
Calender. McAuslan g. rroup Co. feel that every
customer every friend. In fact that every gentle
man and lady In Rhode Island should visit this
free exhibition regardless OF the weather.