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Horses.
DONBER 7.
AMBERT HAMBLET0NIAN
STALLION.


This splendid trotting- bred Stallion was
foaled June Sd, 1855, and is the perfection
of equine beauty: stands IS hands high,
weighs nearly 100 lbs. color, blood bay,
with star and left hind foot and ankle
white, fine flowing mkne and tail, black
points, gated exactly like his sire, Lam
bertus, the fastest and handsomest entire
son OF Daniel Lambert.
PEDIGREE Sire, LANBERTUs, No.
1858, 4.year-old ice record, 2.27, 5th heat.
Full brother to Aristos 2.27 3-4, Adele J..
233 Ia Annie Page 2.27 Ia, Champlain
2.36, NJ. Y. d. Colt 2.2s 12, Lambertus
sired in his first season, Lamberta, IL
mile lis, Arabella, winner OF 3-yr.-old
race at Middlebury March 7th, 1883, 2.30,
2.29, 2.32. Next season, Claremont, trial
2.36 as a 3-yr.-old. Sir Thomas, 2.30 and
other fast ones. He was considered the
most promising Lambert Stallion but died
when ten years old.
Lambertus, sired by Daniel Lambert, the
greatest Morgan sire of trotters, with 3s
in 2.30 list. Dam, the great brood mare
FannyJackson, too well known to need
e scription.
Donbert's dam, Donette, a very fast
mare, never trained, considered by good
judges capable OF entering the 230 list:
sired by Don Giovanni, record, 2.35, trial
half in 1.09, one seasons training. Con
Giovanni sired by Hampton, son OF Ham
bletonian 10, his dam by Volunteer, the
greatest sire OF Campaigners, by Hamble-
tonian 10. Donette's dam, Lady Burridge,
a fast road mare sired by grandson OF
Sherman Morgan.
Donbert promises to sire both speed and
beauty, being an inbred Morgan through
its best branch with the best OF Hamble-
tonian crosses. His sire, Lambertus trot-
ted at Mystic Park in 2.1S and he and his
full brother Aristos have trotted doLbl
mile in 221.
Donbert will make the season OF 1892 at |
the farm OF the subscriber. Terms $500 I
TO warrant or 80 90 for the season. have 4
with the law and shall claim its 4
benefits. No business done on Sunday.
II. p. RIFORD,
Willow Farm, South Randolph, VT.
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A Curious Dress.

Among the curiosities in the Maine state
prison is dress that one of the prisoner,
who had attempted to escape recently, hal
made as a disguise. At different times
the man. who worked in the carriage trim
ming shop, secreted small bits Of flannel
which lie sewed together, from which y
fashioned most remarkable gown, WIZ .
big bow at he back BY way Of adornmen|
The buttons are made from harness trim
mings and bis Of leather.-St Louis Re
uuhlfr
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Municipal governments annually devote
large sums q money for the care OF the
sick. the criminal and the insane. but de
vote no energy TO investigating and striv-
ing to prevent the factors that are con
stantly al work in producing these classes.
Here, If ever. an ounce Of prevention Is
equal 90 many pounds Of cure--Dr. Henry
9. Chaplin in Popular Science Monthly.
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GRODER'S
BOTANIC DYSPEPSIA syrup.

For a long time ] was troubled with a
distressed feeling in my stomach, Pain and
dizzy feeling in my head. and at times
would have a severe headache; was not free
from Constipation; in fact, had Indiges-
ton in bad form. / commenced 70 use
Gr0der's Botanic Dyspepsia Syrnp. and
the distress in my stomach disappeared, my
head became clear, had 10 dizzy feeling,
and now I enjoy good health.
/ cheerfully recommend it 10 any one
troubled with dyspepsia as a sure cure.
HENRY HONIE,
Waterville, Me-
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Mosquitoes have almost As strong an %
lection TO camphor as moths, and II a mite
camphor is burned in an iron spoon or YES
sci il will keep room practically eie@l
from insect pests From time TO iiii.s
specialties are brought out and sofa =
mosquito and fly scares. but the canip 20
principle is strong 81 them al and does Is
work very well.-st Louis 6lobe-L'en'o-
crar
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TERMS. SIS. 90 TO INSURE

his is a wonderful opportunity. and should
not be missed BY breeders who are looking for
popular blood. Mares from distance will he
kept on very low terms. All accidents and
escapes at the risk of owners. Having com
piled with the stallion law of Vermont / claim
its privileges.
w O. DANEnR1,II
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TO PROVE G 2gE m nA5TH f.

On and after October /, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim TO cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation OF the Heart. Collie, Ner-
yousness, Loss Of sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity Of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why win it cure? Be
cause it Is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing.
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
OF Morphia. II is harmless to the smallest
child; children like 1t, and 1t is far superior
10 Castor OH & nd all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
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EGBERT.
BRADLAUGH

is seven years old, bright handsome bav. stands
III hands and weighs ZOO pounds. He Is ne.
markably strong made. and sound as a new
coined dollar. Is quiet and gentle. so that a
child can handle him in OF out of the stable,
He is fine trotter and fast PAGER. Has a
well authenticated trial in 2:27 and fifth heat
in race which he won in 2:ls.
Bradlaugh's Dam was Jenny Taylor. by
kean Mamhrino Champion md dam, Revel.
by Nandal, thoroughbred; ID dam by caim's
Denmark. Mambrino Chan pion was by Nam.
brine Chief. and it is a well-npted fact that the
best Eglerts are from the dams of the Mann
brine Chief family.
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for lss2 has commenced at the stable of hi,
owner in Barnard. and after june LIST will be a
the Fair Ground ia Woodstock. FRIDAYS and
Saturdays of each week; the rest of the tim,
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ME EGRERTS

have proved themselves beyond all question 4
family of great speed. and their staying race
horse powers are not exeelled. Better vet, they
are breeding On with remarkable surety.
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MAEvILLE II. L., March :. 1921.
l. the undersigned, suffered from epilepsy foi
years hal no appetite and could do no worn
whatever; consulted a number OF doctors but
All said there was no remedy for my disease.
then took Pastor koenigs Nerve Tonic. and
am now IA perfect health, and work all the time.
Thousand thanks TO your remely.
PHILIP MONGEON.
95 PRosPkCT ST. NEWARK, n. j.. March2, 1891.
got some OF Pastor Koenigs Nerve Tonic
for nervousness and sleeplessness aud IL
helped me- the first time | took 1t bad the
best slsep I had had for several months.
also know friends OF mine who used Il and say
ct Is the best nerve tonic they ever used. J
write this that some sufferer may use your
us.s.cine and be helped b, ii.
MRS J. MURPHY.
EnFE-A Valuable Book en- Nervous
Ill II Diseases sent free TO any address,
MI and poor patients can also obtain
i HILL this medicine free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
Pastor koenig. OF Fort Wayne, Ind. since 1876 and
lsnow prepared under his direction by the
KoENIc MED. CO.. Chicago, III.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. @ flor So
Large Size. s1.s5- 6 Bottles for So
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lass
Sire KING RENE.

He by Belmont. Dam Ruby by Princeps
King Rene has seventeen in the $50
list, as follows.
Fugue, 2.191-4
Keller, 2:19 IL
Prince Edward, 2.20
sareenet, 2:201-2
Rene Silver, 2:241-2
Rene, 2;2B
Etoilei z.2s 1-2
King Rex, 2:26 IL
Count Waldemar, 2:26 IL
Nalcour, DDS
Samover, 2:2s "a
Aytoun, 2:2gl-3
Mist, 2.2g -
ChastelardY 2:29 ia
Conclave, ESQ
serpolet ID, $50
Leonidas, 2:30
Among his sons the following have
representatives in the list:
Rene 2:26, sire OF Belle Archer az, 2:I5 ~ /
Aytoun 2:29 III, sire OF
Miss Cleveland (3), 2:25 81 |
Arabesque, sire Of Aravant ~, 2:2S Ia |
Ralston, sire of Rene, 2:2g 3-4 /
His daughter, Mist ? :29 1-2, is the dam /
OF Advance 2.2i 12, and OF King Russell /
2:26 Ia, and the grandam OF Swanock l3l |
2:26 Ia, Cyrus N.(p) 2:25 and Sam Weller /
(p) 2:27 IL and Cecil Lewis 23O.
Princeps has nearly twice as many.
II Breeders are invited to examine |
Pastoral and his stock.
TERMS TO INSURE, $500.
~. M. DRAPER,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT.
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BIl.ADLAUGH

was bred in Kentucky by the late Col. West and
considered tine representative of the Egberts,
BRADLAl'(sH'S SEASON
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He by Belmont. Dam Ruby by Princeps
536.
King Rene has seventeen in the 2:3O
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-02-19
A madman,s Antics.

CORsICANA, Tex, Feb. "a man
named johnson from Richmond, KY.
jumped on the Houston and Texas
Central near Dallas Saturday night
while the train was in full motion and
no trace of him could be found. His
wife and seven children came on to
this city alone. Later on II freight
-r.,-s-v rlirl,ed .IohraoAs ny, somewhat the
worse for his tumble, but not seri-
ously injured, and brought him safely
mere Sunday night. There was no
doubt OF the man being crazy after
he arrived here. He called at the resi-
dence of DR.. Suttle and made friends
with them. sat and talked a few
minutes trying to make them believe
he knew them, when all of sudden
he jumped up yelled the negroes
were going to kill him and ran out of
the doctors house as if possessed OF
demons. From there he went into the
house OF a neighbOr near by, almost
frightening the lady and children to
death. as they were alone. He then
took the streets yelling like a mad
man. By this time the congregations
were being dismissed from the differ
ent churches an many joined in the
chase, not knowing what was up. The
crazy man next ran into Kiber &
Cobb's oyster parlor and frightened
the wits almost out Of the ladies and
gentlemen lunching there after church.
Then he ran into the street
again, was overpOwered by the officers
and taken TO the city hall.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-02-19
Aid for Soldiers.

JACKSON. Miss, Feb. 10.--The house
has passed a bill appropriating S64, =
200 a year for pensions. This will
give those now on the rolls Sc a piece.
The present appropriation is only $50. =
600. The bill provides that all indi-
gent confederate se.tisl9, 7ailors. serv-
,a1rs and ~. e---zfgen< widows Of sdcn
shall be entitled to $50 per year IN
less the number Ut this rate exceeds
the appropriation, in which event the
amount shall be pro rated among
them. II is estimated that the indi-
gent clause viii put 1900 on the
rolls in few years compared with the
1860 now on II this turns out true
the amount that each will receive will
only be about $l2 piece. The bill
makes the auditor the pension COM
missioner.
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efforts Of the two companies to save
the contents were powerless. The
damage to stock is estimated at $500.
fully covered by insurance. The
building is the property OF Judge B.
T. Estes and is damaged about $1,000.
also covered by insurance. The stock
OF furniture was recently assigned by
Mrs. F. K. Leitner to NJ. Moscowitz,
who under said assignment sold it on
Friday to Julius Ney of Jefferson. who
was to open it up for business to-day.
He bought the stock for k425O
and had insurance on it for $4,000.
From the first the fire was pronounced
incendiary. and this theory was yes
terday strengthened when Ed Gala
han, former manager of LeitneE was
arrested on information furnished BY
a railroad man named Rucker, who
says he saw him light the fire Gala
han is now in Jail. He stoutly main
tains his innocence OF the charge, and
it is known he worked hard in assist
ing the fire companies in lighting the
flames.
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and is now engaged in pursuing
another who. strange to say is the
son OF the man who now lies a corpse.
The shooting occurred Friday and the
story as told By neighbor OF the
avenging husband is as follows: Sam
Blackwell went 10 see Sam Jennings.
who was sick in bed with the grip,
and during his visit saw Mrs. Jen-
nings go to the barn. He got up and
followed her and entering made an in
decent proposal which the woman re-
jected. Blackwell seized her and
by threatening her life succeeded in
his purpose. The men were neigh
bors. Blackwell told his son what
had occurred and the latter imme-
diately duplicated the assault The
woman, who was seriously injured,
finally managed 10 get TO the house
and informed her husband OF the
affair. Mr.. Jennings arose at once
and taking his shotgun found the
elder Blackwell. whom he shot and
instantly killed with charge of buck
shot. The younger man had seen
Jennings coming and mounting
horse fed towards Alabama. Jenn-
ings pursued him as soon as ne could
saddle up and he has not since been
seen. Public sympathy is with Jenn-
iu0s
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-02-19
A SCATHlNG REBUKE
David 3. Hill Rounded Up by Indignant
Brooklyn Democrats.
A FARMERS IDEA OF THE OPTIONS BILL.
Citizens of New York Badly Scared
over the Rapid Increase OF
TYPhus Scourge.

BKOoKLYN, Feb. 13.-The Criterion
tleater was where the indignant
Democrats of this city last night
poured forth their protests against
tae so-ealled ''freeze-outr convention
OF the Democratic state committee.
Augustus Healy chairman. opened
the meeting. and his scathing rebuke
of Hill and his followers was cheered
at every point, and there were re-
peated cheers for Mr.. Cleveland.
Healy explained the object of the
meeting and then introduced Edward
NJ. Sheppard, chairman. Sheppard
spoke in severe condemnation OF the
Hill Democrats in calling such an
ea:ly convention and ended with the
statement that the committee of
twenty-five having in charge the
meeting was not putting itself on
record for any one man for the presi-
dency. 1t had come out for home
rule, sound money, tariff reform. fair
fight aud open discussions. Some
one remarked toward the close of the
speech that David B. Hill could wait
until 1896 and Sheppard smiled.
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A wanton Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. 9.-Dr.
Seuey SUITE zee. Chinese physician.
well known ana respected, died SUR
day from a wound inflicted on him by
two Chinese highbinders Saturday
evening. The murder was most wan.
ton and unprovoked. even for China
town. The doctor was cooking hi,
dinner in his residence. on Dupont
Is 49,. sia4a-f 'lsi.s-- ----%~p.-.ss
committed q nuisance. The doctor
requested them to stop, when with.
out 4 word, one OF them drew a pisto
and shot Kee in the abdomen.
Usually the Chinese murders here arc
members of the warning societies,
but DR.. zee does not belong to any Of
these. 1t is thought that Six compa.
MES will take the matter up and hano
over the murderers to justice. Other.
wise the chance of capturing them is
very slight
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EXCITING SCENE.
A Rabid Horse Breaks into and
Wrecks a Residence.

DENIsoN. Tex. Feb. IA horse
affected with the rabies created no
little excitement yesterday morning
in northwest Denison. The animal
was the property of L. Dickinson.
groceryman residing at $40 West
Sears street. II had been sick several
days but the character OF the disease
was not known. Early yesterday
morning it acted very strangely and
was turned out OF the stable into the
barn lot. Later in the day it was
deemed advisable to fasten it up IN
the barn. just before noon great
noise was heard out at the lot by the
Dickinson family as well as by all the
neighbors. 1t was the horse in the
last stages OF hydrophObia. After
breaking out of the barn and jumping
over division fence it rushed into
the rear OF the residence on the ad-
joining lot and another wild scene
followed. The house is occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Bailey and Mrs.
Baily was In the kitchen preparing
dinner Her small child was sitting
in an armchair and a hot fire was in
the stove when the Infatuated animal
plunged in. The lady grabbed her
baby and sprang into an adjoining
room just in time to escape instant
death. The hot stove was kicked or
knocked over and broken into dozens
OF pieces. scattering the fire all over
the room. The dining room table, on
which were quantity of dishes and
cooking utensils was literally wrecked.
By this time large crowd had gath
cred and some one shouted fire. Fire
from the overturned stove had ignited.
and it seemed that the house was sure
to burn. A few buckets Of water,
however. from neighbOring well soon
extinguished the flames. DIR. Camp
who resides in the neighborhoOd.
secured a rope and. after repeated
efforts, succeeded in choking the AMI
NAL down. 1t died within five minutes
Another stronger rope was tied
around its head and the carcass
was dragged out into the yard The
wreck in the residence. as well as the
barn. was complete, and a greater ex-
element of the kind probably never
occurred in the city.
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uot Iumpers Must vaeate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-Secretary
Noble has received kilograms that tn Q
The town of FL Reno. o. T.. is in a
state of excitement owing to a re-
aent decision of the department hold
ing for cancellation entry Of one Fore
man for large tract Of land adjoining
The new town of FL Reno. Jumpers
are said to have taken possession OF
the tract and are attempting to GUST
persons who acquired title through
Foreman. The secretary has tele-
graphed inspector Wietzel of FL Reno
that notice for a review Of the Fore
man case has been fled in the depart
ment, and until the question of re-
view is decided Foreman's rights must
hold. A bill the secretary says. will
soon be favorably reported to congress
confirming the rights of innocent pur-
chasers. All lot jumpers on the Fore
man tract will be compelled 10 vacate
at once
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Very natur-
ally the entire talk OF the day has
been the letter of Mr.. Blaine 10 Chair
man Clarkson OF the Republican ma
tional committee, notifying him that
he would not be a candidate for the
Republican nomination for the presi-
dency. BY some this kind of letter
has been expected from him As out
lined in these dispatches for several
months such a letter was probable.
for a long time ago he told conf
dental. friend that-the whole matteH
was dependent on his health and that
he must have time to ascertain
whether that health would carry him
through a campaign. The letter for
Clerkson does not seem from its read
ing 10 be an entirely voluntary one.
1t is written as if he was bidding fare
well 70 the greatest hope of his life.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-02-19

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-When Mr..
Blaine announced that he was not a
candidate for the Republican nominal
tion for president there were those
who at once said that this declaration
was a step toward the abdication of
his seat as secretary of state. Early
yesterday morning it was reported on
the streets and around the capitol that
the man from Maine had withdrawn
from the cabinet. Immediately came
further reports that Tracy too, had
resigned, then that Wanamaker and
the president were at outs. Late in
the evening Mr.. Blaine denounced the
story that he had quit the cabinet as
an internal lie
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-02-19

BONHBM. Tex. Feb. 10.-A crowd
of masked men, about sixty in num-
Der. visited the Jail Monday night and
demanded the negro Mitchell, who
killed Deputy Sheriff Holland at La
donna last Saturday Sheriff CLANCY,
fearing danger. had slipped the
prisoner out and sent him to another
place for safe keeping. The mob over
powered the jailer and went through
the Jail. but as the bird had flown they
gave up in disgust. Before disband-
ing, however. they visited the Gala
boose with the same result. Before
dispensing they called on Sam Beau
champ. the negro who rejoiced over
the killing of Holland, but on his pray
ing and crying they let him off with
out violence. The mob left their rope
in the Jail yard.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-02-19

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. 1l.-David b.
Hill was to all intents and purposes
d sRossesscd from 123 State street
Monday evening and was forced to
hire quarters at the Delaware house.
The Bateman family submitted to an
noyances that began the day Mr.. Hill
became their tenant and Monday no
tice was served upon him that his alb
sence was more desirable than his
company. The family may have felt
complimented in the beginning by the
honor of having a United States sena-
ator as a tenant but the rabble that
brought vile smelling cigars, that
garnished the halls and carpets with
tobacco stains that pounded the bell
from 8 in the morning till midnight
was not joy to be endured forever.
The only surprise in Albany is that
the family stood the nuisance as long
as il did.
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1hr Ken.on MhT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10-Congress-
man Abbott and w. d. Wylie of Dali
las went TO the treasury department
yesterday to gee what progress was
being made in the matter OF the public
building at Dallas. About a month
ago the architects ofiice said within
thirty days the bids for the work on
the public building there would be
out. The officers said yesterday that
IN thirty more days contracts VIII be
advertised for. The truth is that the
only reason why work has not COM
meDced on the Dallas public buildings
and other public buildings in Texas is
that the treasury department does not
want 10 spend the money. That de-
partment is trying TO keep enough
money in the treasury to convince the
people that it is not bankrupt but to
do this it is forced to delay all work
70 prevent the spending of the appro-
priations. Congressman Abbott was
told yesterday that there was no
money. OF course this is not true,
but 1t carries out the general idea
that the policy of the treasury is to
hold back every item in order to make
a good showing of the money in the
treasury for this election year.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-02-19
FOREIGN.

The Rev. Charles h. Sturgeon is
dead.
The queen of Saxony is down with
la grippe.
Influenza is decreasing in violence
at Copenhagen
#4;hhe English parliament will proba-
bly, be dissolved in May.
The price of beer in Paris has been
raised 3 confines glass
Robbery by starving peasants is be-
coming frequent in Russia.
Bilbao, Spain, recently the scene OF
riots by striking miners, has been pro-
claimed in state of siege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schneider of
Vienna have been sentenced to death
for strangling eight servant girls.
Four persons in Kingston, Jamaica,
died few days ago from the effects
of eating akee, Jamaica delicacy.
Twenty anarchists have been ar
rested by the police of Berlin and a
quantity OF incendiary literature
seized.
Bank Swindler Leowy of Berlin has
married his paramour in Jail in the
hope that this will prevent her from
testifying against him.
Lord Tollemache bequeaths go
900 a year to the Duke and Duchess Of
Teck. father OF Princess May, finance
of the late Duke OF Clarence and Avon
dale.
Succi, the faster, has abandoned
his attempt to go without food for
ffty-two days at London He had
tasted to within few hours of forty
four days.
At cabinet council NJ Ribot min
lister OF finance. announced that
France had concluded commercial ar
engagements with all the powers ex-
cept Spain.