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Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
u,d More Than was E,pected.

For hundreds of miles in the vicinity of Lake Austin, western Australia, there has been such a prolonged drouth that crops of all kinds have suffered. A number of farmers combined to bear the expense of rain producing experiments and G600 was subscribed. Walter Mur- chison, chemist, was engaged, and after fortnight's preparation a series of explosions were followed in less than four hours by drenching showers.
 The atmospheric concussions not only produced copious falls of rain, but had an utterly unexpected but equally desir. able effect upon tho rabbits. The thun- dering explosions killed tens of thou sands of rabbits, which had for years preyed upon the crops. Yankee Blade
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
MR. A. REDEwILL:

MR. A. REDEwILL:
 Dear Sir-It affords us great pleasure to testify to your ability as a practical piano tuner, as we'll as to your thorough knowledge of the construction of the piano forte. We can safely recommend you as one of the very few members of your profession as thoroughly reliable and competent. c. D. PEAsS X Co.,,
 Piano Factory New York. A. RedewelI, Agent for "Behr Bros, 1" Mason & Hamlin" Pianos and Organs.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
Musical.
PIANO AND ORGAN
 TUNING.

It gives us pleasure to commend Mir. A. Redewill as skilfull and conscien- ciors tuner of pianos and organs, and an expert in his line. MASON & HAMLIN,
 Chicago, Boston, New York.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
Do You Want Gold?

Cripple Creek is not health resort. It is a wealth resort. Quite difference ; location near Pike's Peak, in Colorado. Gold, bright, yellow gold, is found at grass roots and in rock formation. Re- liable experts claim this today the rich est camp in Colorado. Assays average $lO0 per ton, and have run as high as 5000. One hundred people day are rushing to Fremont, chief town of the district.
 The chance of life time is worth looking alter.
 You can get there quickly and com fortably by taking the Santa Fe route, only line from the southwest to Floris. sant, nearest railroad station to Fremont. Inquire of local ticket agent or address
 GEO. T. NICHOLSON,
 G. P. A. T. & T. A., Topeka, Kas.
 c. II. MoREHoUsE,
 D. F. & P. A., Fl Paso, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
Women in the sIe;bourne University

Women in the Melbourne University.
 Melbourne university has conferred its degree of bachelor of medicine for the first time upon woman. The first opening granted to women in the uni. versity was permission for them to enter for the matI.icUlation examination, and this was taken by women for a long time as the end-all of their education before any one dreamed of demanding further privileges as d student or of talk, ing degree.
 The exhibition for French and Ger man has been gained each year for ten years by a woman, and for six years out of the ten the exhibition for English and history has been awarded ;o women. In 1884 the first B. A. degree was won by 9 woman, and since then Il creditable number of women have presented them selves for degrees each year. New York Sum-
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10

We hereby certify to the thorough competency of MT. A. Redewill as q piano tuner and repairer. Pacific Coast Agency of Wm. Knabe X Co.,, Piano Factory, Baltimore.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
Meat Market.
BUTCHER SHOP +ys!sy, .:!5:;:i.,. S: !i
Choice Steaks and ROasts.

The Best Kept Market in Phoenix. ESperi enced Cutter. Free Delivery to any part oI the City.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
CONSUMPTION

CONSU NIPPON
 CAN BE CURED.
 Thi. is being veri ded every week by those who are using the KREAN SYSTEM of practice consisting of INDICATED INHALATIoNs and coMPoUND OXYGEN as prescribed by
 M. MILTON WILLIAMS. NJ. D..
 NJ. C. P. s. 0.
 137 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. This system of practice is efiec.ual in the cure of Catarrh, Throat diseases, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption
 CATARRE1!
 Ca;arrh is often regarded by the patient as n cold in the head, and he often expresses aston ishment at his remarkable tendency to contract fresh cold. indeed he declares that he is scarce ly free from one cold before he takes another, and he is always excee dingly careful; it is also matter Of surprise to him that the cold always seems to settle in the head and thrOar. A sense of weariness is sometimes felt in reading, speaking or singing hoarness at times occurs, sensation Of dryness is felt in the throat or 1t appears that some foreign subs tance as for instance, a hair, Obstructed the thr pat; there becomes a sense of languor and fatigue; the breath lessen on a little exertion, a short hacking cough, a. peculiar sound in clearing the throat, a feeling as though there was not room enough in the chest to breathe These and other symptoms occur after the dis. ease has made considerable progress. Then it is q time when consumption is about to begin
 
 of the disease may have been slow, and the pa tient may. in expressing his confident hope that 1t will wear of, declare that he has had the catarrh for years and has not seemed to become much worse, and he trusts he will by and by re cover. But this delusion is the grand error which has peOpled our cemeteries with con sumpive forms, as all forms of catarrh finally end in consumption.
 Every case of catarrh is curable when prop erly treated no matter how long standing all scientific intelligent and thinking people con cede the fact that consum ption, catarra and in flct all the various diseases of the respiratory orcans do arise from a living germ fou nd dis trbuted along the dis es sed tissue of the bron- chial tubes and lungs, which nothing will kill or destroy equal to the Medic ated Inhantions, when properly appied-
 Persons taking this treatment can use the TO. medies at home as well as at our office.
 have seen so many of these cases cured that do not consider any case hopel' ss until both lungs are seriously involved. Even then the inhalations aid us in dissolving the mucus and In contracting and healing the cavities which nothing else can do with tue same sue cess. The very best references from those already cured. CONSULTATION FREE Those who desire to consult with me in regard to their cases had better call at the office for con. sultation and examination, but If impossible to do so, can write for q copy of my medical treatise containing list of questions. Address. NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, NJ. D. l37 South Broadway, Les Angeles, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10

THB REPUBLICAN Is pleased to contribute in public matters, but all notices Of festivals, fairs meetings of societies, suppers, entertainments and mention of marriages, births and deatns beyond the regular announcement will be charged for at regular rates.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-10
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

ALI CONTRACTS and bills for advertising pay able monthly.
 BUSINESS loCALs 10 cents per line first in- sertion and cents per line each subsequent insertion.
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0emtitb Gngliide ghmlc,
Gan 9lntonip, Segas.

@nerfannt titdtise ~9ebranitalt fir Snaben
unb Mdbden ieit preiBis Sabren in reser
bepdbrter 9eituns. Der sngliiden Spra4e
traaen. guberbem nnterri6t I'M Snantiden.
@iniaermaben pprbereitete Sfiiler finben i.
Ser,eit aufnabme. Ndbere austunft ertbeilen
Serr s. @rpes, 8rdiibsnt oS Shul : @or=
ifanbes unb @m, 8arbed, Director Der
anitalt. tutp--
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SerbaltniIien lebeaoe @ut86eItbcr
S6eibe III S~artmannSborf 6ot fid) cnt-
leibt. ST Bate iiD III lebter 3ett III oelt
Sopf 9eIett, baB Ell BON ether &erIot
bebert iporhelt 1ei. 9ieIer @eoanfe bat
i'm oollit0noig beberrIdt, 70 baB CT
oemlelben feilleu 2Gioerltano ent9eoe1z
Itellen fonrte.
Gbemnts. Sn Ser bieltgen Scb,
itnblfabrif (Soui5 S60nberr) lit ge9elt.
parttg Elm mcGaniid)er &ebitubl 0eballt
ln0 IN 8etrieb gelebt morOclt. meld)er
Waare In etner pollen 8rettc uolt Il
Wfeter webt. Dies oiirite oer gro6te
Webitubl init medaniIfem 8etrieb utb
our6laufenoen @ebl9iiten leit, Der
bis jett ~ibefbaupt ber9eitellt moroen lit.
Sretber9. Sin mad Dem nabeit
Salsbriife beitimmtcr Sud, entbalteab
5pei Barren @oloerS Wegiruns) i'm Sc
ipid)te bon 43 Silogranlln nno int
Wertbe bon ln9efdbr 5000 Wtarf, lit
fir5ltd auf Der 9toltte 6ofz 9ieide1bah
ge0ffnet ullO leine8 Snbalt8 beraubt
fporoen.
@roBl6trma. Sier erbdrrste 1t6
Der 14jabrtge S6ulfnabe Ginert, neil
tbn1 lein Sebrer NIT ueiu Sabr liseu
blelberl" 9ebrobt bate.
3midat. Wiit GROCER gelorgnib
bltft mon bier in Die 3ufunft, neil sic
Sorrdtbe IN ben S6ddten 5u lngemets
ter 0obe angeiGwolleu iinb, mie felt
Sabren atGt. Sn gr06eren @erfelt
baben Tie bereits $1,000 Sarren iiber<
l6ritten, ipe8balb @erfe, lpie @il6clnt-
iha6te nro Wtor9eniter1 iGon Smeimal
tn Der Wode feiern laiien. 5roboem
TIT Der Soblenpreis III pieleu gSerfens
nod gar nidt, in ein5elnen alnr 10
Wtarf Die 0oppellaonua berabge9anger.
Gum Sriibjabre miro e8 porauSiidtlid)
nod f1lintner, peill Der 9obteuprei5
ridlt 5it1ft.
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2aeGfen6ura.

Gaoebui6. Die MedleaburgiI1e
Stu9lfabrif IN @aoebnid miro gum
arOBten yeoaucrn Der @iawpbner nad)
Seiobcrg perfect, neil ibr ieiteu8 Der
Staot Die CUR ausoebnung beu0tftgte
gooenflade bon so QuaOratrtt9ert.
pei6e ibr bcreit8 5u @eiDnadteu 3ltz
geltanben mar, iest lpieoer abgcipro,
den lit.
.@ofof. Ser 9totbitanO in 8o-
tod bat fuegen Der 5~uiebulcnoeu ar=
bsitsloiisfeit cine beoenftidje SDbe err
rei6t. I'm ibm 5t Debren, lino Sanlrl.
lanaen i'm Same.
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G6Iriuaif6e SfQaten.

@era. Die bieIi9e eleftriiae @tra,
Beubabn tit jeet eroinet. Nltf Scr
ginie Observation-Disclosures befitben
ii6 a Salteitellen, auf Ser Sinie
Debi6niss3iuS 16. Der Sctrieb lit
Der 53cbitmillntenbctrieb. Der 6afyrz
preiS betrd9t fir jeoe 6abrt 10 9feuuig.
&obnr9. Der ais Srigilal nett
bin befarlte r@itmannsbergcr Sal5er"
bat fiir5lid leinem %eben burlh @rGdrs
gen Elm Gu0e gema6t. Der ,9Gtsz
mannSber9er 9al5er1 mar pobtgabenS,
bate 9auS uto Sof mo oaSu Elm Sea-
pitaloerlnogen pom iiber $4,000 Wfarf,
audi 'lpar er 9elunb utlo frilh, griff aber
gum Strid, pmeil es inn Hidt nlebr
aut bieler b0len @elt gefiel.1
@eimar. Der meimarilde 3anos
tag 1T anse9ansen poroen, Bic Giptllilte
oes @roBber5og8 nm 10000 Mtarf, 5.
+. auf 10000 Wtarf gu erboberl. Sn
Der gesriinoung ipirb auf Oas Ginlen
oes @elomertbe8 bingemieien iino Ser
trauer an8gciproden gu Dem ripieoerbolt
betbatigtcn @eilte Der @eredtiefeit,
Sreue uro 9anfbarfeit gegen oas groBe
ber5ogli9e 5aus."
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0f0en6Mrg.

Berne. @inige bier meilenoe Iules
rifaner, friiber Ste0in9er, baben Ser
anlailntts geeeben, baB circa 20 @erIos
men nit ben alnerifanern Die Geile iiber
ben S5ean an9etreten babeit.
3 a NJ m elparben Nuf ben am
Mubcnoeid) belegenen Sanoereien BON
9rob=Srafe mill Elm &oniortium cine
@erft gum San e~ilerner sdiHe err
ri6ten.
Winien. aiirSlid) ficl beim DIOR
9enlanten cine @lode aus i)ren slnoeln
berurter anf ben o%arlinter beftnoliden
Booen, oielen Our9 lire Sdwere 5ers
triimmerno. @liidliderpeiie lit Die
einri6tuil9 10, oaB Die Die @lode beoiez
nenoen Seute oberbalb oerlelbeu ficbert.
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Giitnba9n 5abr Yla1l.
S. & 6. 0s. 8abm.
gpmtberm @acific Sabm.

Nbfabrf.
Sad Nem>S Orleans, 9ouffon unb @alz
befon 1920 Gfa6m. unb 9:00abenbs.
Mnfun t.
8Dn 9tepsO Orleans, Spufon un6 Sal
befon 1900 Born. unb :05 Na6m.
@bfaGrt.
3ad San Sranciscp, 81 9aio nnb
@a9le paB ----..---.4:35 Na9m.
@ntunft.
Son San Granciseo unb 81 gaip
1855 Ha9m. ..................
Bon eagle gaB $3.50 Na@m.
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9eutshc spbsCffice.

8eutf6e, fowie engliI6e SrudsQ Dir
beiten merben prompt unb biaig per=
fertigt BON SDbn S6ott, 30 Z
Norb g Be. N~uftrdge
bon uuBerbalb erbeten.
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ag~ @enn Semanb fein unb 81 anz
nebmbaren Breiie ipeiien mia, 10 gebe
er gum % @arten. 0ie
0erren Nbciner & Waul, 8eiiber bic
fe8 @tablifements, balten barauf, ibre
@dite tets bDllfommen 5ufrieben gu tel
len, Ollie faifonmdBigell 9elifatefien,
9(uitern; @ilD, Slide, @efliigel &c inn
burtin Der belifateften 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Wtabi5eiten iperbe1 ait
Muni6 in Die @obnungen Der aunDer
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der Init Del
Speiiemirtbi6aft Derbunbere . q I.
+ 0 0 bic beiter @etrdnfe, tets frif6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re urb @eine,
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9rannfGwefa.

Gram @weie. 0as Staats-
Mtinilteriim bat cine abfiir5ullg scr
VraunIfpei9er Wieiieit BON 3lpolf anf
fiirf Gage al9eorbuet.
+ 9elm iteOt. Sn Dem gan,ell Greiie
3elnlteot nto ben ~umliegenoen Srt,
l9aften Der 8rouinjen 6anuouer nro
Sablen berrfdt inter Dem Sieb bic
alaienieu6e.
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Proclamation
fiir bic Nbbaltung einer gpesiaIwahl.
91}onnrs Sffi,e
San 9l1ttpnip, s. M}0ra ,92. {

Sdlt NlttD1ttp, 8. W{dr5 1872. !
Sn Ser StabtratbsiiBuug pom Z.
0}dr5 1892 putbe cine Or6ina1s a1ts
getpmmen, in mel6er beitimmt lpirb,
Dap cine Spesialz4 bitin,mlt1g abgebalz
ten merben ipQ, Inn Die Nn1i6ten Der
Gruno lteuer5abler Ser Stabt San 9(nz
tonic in Se5ug auf Die ~9tusgabe BON
gonbs int getrage BON 5lpeibunbertz
fiinf5igtalienb ($250,000) Collars auf
stpan5ig bis breibig (20-30) Sabre
an ietS (6%) 9ro5ent gu ermitteln.
Siefe Bombs, iopie Der @rtrog Der fdls
ligen ad valorem Steuertt, Ser BeiDerz
%beiteuertt, Der 2ieen5erl, Marftgebiibz
ren, Der @elbfrafen bes 8oli5eigeri6t5
&C. iolen ba5u bermerbet iperbelt
Die la~nfenben Nusgaben Der Sermalz
tung Der Stabt San Nt1tpnio fir bas
6isfaliabr 1892-1893 gu befett.
9esbalb prbre id, 8rDan Galagz
ban, WfaDor Ser Stabt Sun 9~lntpnio,
fraft Der mir bur6 ben 8reibrief utb
Bic SrbinanSer biefer Stabt iibertra=
genen gefugnihe utb in uebereinltintz
ntung nit SeftiDne1t 43 unb 45 bes
amenbirten 6reibriefes bpm 20. gpril
1891, bierbur6 cine Spe3ial>gDabI ait
nnb betimme, baB 6ieielbe abgebalten
tperDe ant
gamftaa, ben 16. Nlptil 1892
3l Dem borermdbnten 3pefe. Die
StimmplGBe merbe1t BON s llbr GDrz
msttags bis 6 ubr Qlbenbs offei1 iein
unb omar an folgenoen Stellen.
@arD l.. Sn Sobn Il. Miilers
Store, SIDE 5ii6 Shores unb 9lrienalz
StraBe. Mablz8 ortanb, Gilbert eper.
Marb q. Ode @aHs NIB Solpz
rpiaitraBe. Mabls8 orltanb-
Marb 3. Marfelbs Siore, @de
Bere5- unb SrioitraBe, Wablnorltattb,
Sames 8. Glp11b.
Marb a, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SIDE
Wet 6puitprs unb Norb Slprestrabe+
@obls8prtanb. s. 8ilemain.
Warb 5. Spmmers @artett, 10.
StraBe ND. 306. Mab1 8ortanb,
Spbn s. Serrp.
@arb 6. @fe Clint unb Nolottz
traBe. WaGipDrtann, Wm. s. Yage.
@arb Z. @de Mataeorbas unb
8ictoriaftrabe. Wabl@@ orifanb, Beter
Subj.
Marb s. @de Si6 9(lamoz uub
Soutbfrabe. Mabl 8prfanb, 2ollis
gergifrom.
Sie Wabl tpirb a~bgebalten ul1b Die
3dblung Der 5timmen tpirb borgerloms
men perben IN @%inflans nit Der Sefz
tim 20 bes itdbtii6en Greibriefes un0
bes S~taatsgefebes boia IA. Mdr5 1887
GO. 2egislatur. Seite 21.)
Sd bei6einige bies hermit inter
8eifigung bes Mmtsfiegels Der Stabt
San 4ntonio utter Dem Datum bes
3. Wfdr5 1892.
Il. 81 grDan Ga1Iagban,
WeaDDr.
9ltteftirt. 6. g. GIaubpm,
Gitp Glerf.
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q. q. collins Mnnufncturina

Co., NO. I, 3, 5 unb I SFzOouitOn
Strabe, bat Die 9roBte 9llspabl in
@inb=, gferbefraft=, 9ampf> uno
6anbsY umpen aler 2lrt unb por3iigz
lifiter 9onitruftion: MaKer : &0brell
aler gtrt nebft 3ubeb6r I'M GroB uub
aleinbanbel. Spbraulii6e 3ammer
unb @inbmiiblen aller @r6Be gum
8umpen unb Mablen linb bort gu ba=
ben ober merben alf 8eiteaung belOrgt.
8rpbe Nusmabl in alien Nrtifelu NH
bilige Breife bel gebiegeniter 2lu8.
fiibrung.
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Sreie Sfaofe.

9ambure. Das 4~0ojdbrige SUI
bildnm fam bas Observation-Disclosures
tn oieiem Sabre be9ebett. SSn oenllels
ben befiroet fi6 ell iAmerer filberner
geGer, melter benz 5aule BON benz
Seeraubcr St0rtebeder gum @eideitf
genlaft woroen lit. Nud befin0ct lid,
in Dem 9alie. mel6eS I'M 16. Sobrs
buloert erbaltt lpuroe, eth Selgcm0loc
auf 9ol5 9eulalt, pelde8 ba8 alfe. See
fabrerzNrnlen1auS bartlett.
8remen. Der aufidtSratb ocs
Norboeutlfen WoDb bat beldlo1ien,
oaB cine 9ioibenSe fir oa8 Sobr 1891
nibt pertbeilt meroen fanr. Sic aby
i9reibungcn iino auf ca, 100000
Wtarf feitgeiest ultO sur Dedung oers
lelben peroen BEN 9felerpefonoS, Der aEl
1. Sa1uar 1891 7,730,0O Wtarf be-
trns, circa 1000, 600 Wtarf gu entreb.
men ietn.
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- Observation-Disclosures aller Q(rt
hauptlddli6 pfliige gu ben niebriglter
8aatpreiien bel
Sips &Saarmann
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$a6(em.

Dre6ben. Der @einbau oebt In
Gad)ien ileBr unb mebr 3uriid. Mar
1884 nod eiue Sld9e bon 1716 6eftar
NIT Meit bebaut, 70 fptrb jest nur nod,
fab 10 piel 2ano fir ben @etnbau Der.
menbtt, nadbem beloHberS in ben leeten
sSnbren Die ReblaitS aud tn Sad)ien
9rpfe1 @daben an9ertdtet fat.
1nrgtdbt. Der In ben beiten
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9eutf4e
8n4banblltug IT. 9lOmau=8 ibliotJef,
80. 4 Git.aonftonitrabe. San gntpntp.

Oeuf pe
8n9banblnug 1t. 4~OnanzSibliotbef,
go. 4 9itsSmritonftrabe, San antpntp.
Wprr1tbig fTaS fplgenSe Mnmaue q s
Geufs per Seft:
53ebn Sabre inter Ter @rbe, ooer Sauie
uno Sii6rte.
Der @iniiebler am 16fparsen &reus.
@eGd,tet, poer ba8 @lbdlein non 9ltr9tbal.
Ser @eiiterieber.
9lpf einianter Sniet, ober uni9uGbts Der.
ItoBen.
Ser S1arfridter BON Se,ltn.
9eS @elteroberers Slid unb @nbe (gfas
polepn).
@enosepo, sic fromlne 0ulbsrtn.
9u8 idDne Gabttfmdbden.
9aS finite @ebot.
Sdinbertannes, Ser 9r6bte &duberbaupt-
mann be8 10. SabrbuunertS.
Die SpStenfelber tpn Stbirien.
Sa8 &rnb Der @eritpEeneu.
Sic &olide @rdftr.
(3n iebem bteier Jfpmane 2 Bilber als @ru.
ttS : 9rdmienD 9rpbebefte gratis!
GGmmtlife beutiAe 3eitSHriften, ipie:
1leber sonb 1ino Steer, 8l9 fir 9llle, @arten.
luube II. {. 10, iopie gebunbene beutide unb
engltIde 8iider ftets an Qanb.
o. Wgentett Oerlanat
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Day 6iibf6e @uSpabl bon arapats
ten unb Sblipien BEL 8. u. bam 9,
Opera 0puies6 ebouOe.
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Sobl 9eer8 Suggp Gultipator
perben geger baar fir $25 oerfauft pon
Sips& Saarmann.
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eia sbsribteE.s BUD ,ir gre4pss,e,bsab.
iutrn Sebent1 Der es oer.1ngt. 3~pseionot.
q @rnte :rbeIten oltt bic Ntebisrn latiDnft.
Steis WfeoisIn prybe leit BEN Sabre 1916 Dbl ben,
uno IeBt rnt7r 'einer Anr9eiiung bon bel
KOENlG MEDICINE co
2SS Randolph st. CHICAGO, lLL.
Sci etpothefetit s'i hobee. fig
81 90 otc Stefa)e, G ssinfoscsa flis $500.
9snBe S1.s5. 6 fEe $500.
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Mnfnnf t.

@on Galoeiton, 0oultDn unb GuerO
tdglid UNI -..---. $40 Nbenbs.
Gon Corpus @briiti, &pdport uitb 8ees
bile, tdglih UNI 2:55 Na6m.
GOn &errDiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDnntagS.- ..9.45 Borm.
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Mbfahrt.

@a6 COLLECTION, Souiton unb Guero
tdgliG I'm -. 1900. $3.50 Vorm.
Sad Corpus gbrilti, &pdport unb 8ee>
bile tdgli6 nm 1870 Na6m.
9ta6 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
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FOX AGAINST euLL'
Tho Bull Won, But He Fad to Smart for
r N,fsr'-rE His Victory. 60, - =,

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Tho Bull Won. But He Fad to Smart FOR
Farmer Burbank, Of Lenox township,
Susquehanna county, saw a winded fox
trotting toward the barn while he ewas.
feeding his cattle the other day. In a
moment the fox crept under the barn
yard fence. painted as though he had
been racing for several hours, and Law
down on mass of straw close to the
barn Mr.. Burbank's ugly Durham bull
was nosing in the straw, and he began
topaw and below the moment he caught
glimpse of the tired fox. Reward
paid no attention to the noisy bull at
first, but as the bull came closer, bel
lowed 1ouder, and paved up the straw
until 1t flew all over him, the fox be-
gan to. watch him. Suddenly the bull
lowered his horns and 5diyed at the!
fox, and the fox sprong up and snapped
viciously at the bulls nose. He didn't
catch lit, and the bull immediately
made another dash at tie fox This:
time. says the New York Sun, the fox
settled his teeth IN the buff's snopt with
the fcrocity of panther. Instantly
the bull threw his head up with terrific.
force, and the fox lost his hold on the
bulls nose and landed on the roof of
the barn, twenty-three. feet from the
ground y ~ ( E'Et 4
Then the angry bull looked all around
for the fox, believing, snSrtipg, and
paving as before, and the fox climbed
TO the peak of the barn and sat there
for minute or so. The caves on the
opposite side of the. barn were only a
a few feet from the ground, and pres
emily the fox jumped down, ran around
to the, yard and lay down on the straw
again. Once more the bull dashed at
him. and the fox bit his nose till the
blood came. The pain made the bull
more furious, and he rushed at the fox
for the fourth time. Rcynurd snapped
at his snout again, but failed to reach
1t. and the mad bull forced him against
the barn and, drove his, horns clear
through the p1ucl1y fox's body. Then
the bnllran around the yard with the
fox on his horns, and HIr. Burbank
dubbed the bull into the stable. where
be pulled the fox loose. The fox was
still ,kicliinG, but he soon died, and
the bull had u sore nose for, more than
a week. - 4 8 r.. y q s.
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Diamond VVnshIne.

The exhibit Of diamonds from Cape
Colony H'ill be one Of the most interest.
ing features of the mines and mining
exhibit. Chief SkiR has been informed
that the De Beers Diamond Company
will show every stage of the produc-
ton OF diamonds, from the pulvcrizing
of blue earth for, washing the, flnished
and oh4hcd stones. The exhibit viii
include one hundred tons Of pulverizeti
blue Garth for washing; fifty tons of
uppa4ycrized blue Garth for a trophy to
be built Of the, material itself; u com-
plete washing machine to be, operated
by natives; all the special and unused
dinmondiferous products in the pos,
session Of the De Beers, Diamond Com
pany; about ten thousand carats OF
uncut stones; q large quantity of cnt
and,polished stones and n recollection of
crocidolite. The display win require a
safety deposit vault and special, stor-
2ge for one hundred and fifty tons Of
raw material. rr s,.,rs,
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A Powerful sewing NinobInN

,pc a sewing. machine has been invented
which stitches easily and rapidly
through layers of leather hve-eighths
Of nm inch In thickness, this having
been accomplished on a first cxhibitory
trial. In a second trial stitches were
made easily and rapidly through piece
% 'birds-eys maple thrceleighths of an
inch thick, and in third test still
more remarkably: feat Was achieved,
viz: that Of sewing through a layer of
brass oue-eighth RI of an inch thick,
placed between pieces of leather. 4
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