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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
unfere prdmien.

SIM SoIgenben beroffentliben mir bas
Ber3ei6niB Der 8i6er un6 8tlber, tpelbe
mir in oieiem Sabre an borausbe3ab b.
Ien0e u b II II It bertbeilen Der>
ben. Die Glteren Sreunbe ~unleres 8lattes
fi1b nit ben 8eOtngungen befannt fir bic
neueren ieien ite bier no6rtals ntit9et6eiit:
Sober N6onnent, tpelcber Ia s Ser
Mbtragun9 etDat9er st ii dz
ftGnbe) ben 8etrag zines Sabresz 2lb m
uentents nit 29oIInrs a1 uns ab1enz
BET, fam aus BET na6ftebenben 9iite bic
9tummer zines 8ucbeS ober 8ilbeS att9ez
ben, tpelbes tbm iofort na3 @mpfan9 bes
@eLOes portofret sugeiteat tuerben miro. -
gSenn ct feline 9tummer an9tebt, tpir6 bic
expedition Der 3eitung na6 beitem Grn1eiz
fen cine 8rGmte fit tbn ansiuben.
0er ober, antatt cine Sud
grGmic 3u beanipruben, es bor5ie6t,
einen Sabrgans bes 8obenblattes gum
baIben g retie q. B. fir l 9ouor)
AL erbaLten, bat 39pIIars bireft an
u1s einsuIenben. 9afir erbGlt ct bic betz
ben 8I6tter portofret auf Elm Sabr
snsef9idt, aIio 104 sc II m NJ e t IT nell
de nuf 1880 SpaIten 10 DieG 2~eietoff entz
balter, nie so ftorfe 8Gnbe 9es
p0bnIi9en 8ubformats. Die Summer
BON "a Spalten, slet9 einem 8ucbe BON
25O. Seiten, totet bemna9 pent8er
ais 3Gents.
Auf cine g rGmte bat 9erietige
tpeLber 3 9 oIIors ii rbetbe8Idtz
ter einienbet, feinen 4npru6.-
0enn bier beitebt eben bic BrG1nie barin,
baB CT .ei1en Sabr9an9 bes @ocbenblattes
bas ion1t 3p ei Dollars foiten mirbe, fin
nur etnen Dollar erbGLt. - ftt anberel
g8orten: ct erbdlt BON benz Breiie Der beiz
ben 8ldtter, pelbe %ein3eln ieoes 2 Dollars
foiten, etnen sc B LAB pon258roz
cent 8er nur Elm 8Iott fir 29OIars
ntmmtt, er6dlt a II It a tt bieieS Ga9laiies
int 8reiie Elm 9 u9 Ober etn Bib ais
8rGmte.
6ter lit Die 8ii3erltite;
]. 8 enti d snmertfani per 9oIfStas
lenbtr fir bus Sobr 1893.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29

-NIS in Dem Orte Sotbab bet9(Idaffenz
burg Der stpeite 2ebrer einem SbHLer iue9en
8eripottung zines &riippelbaften etnige
lei9te Streibe CAB, fam ber miitben6e 8dz
ter oeS S3ilers in bas @%obn3immer oes
0ebrers, oas er btnter iicb DeribIoB, unb
~itiir3tc auf ben am S9reibtti6 iibenoen
GeDrer. Sci Dem Gtngen ftel Ser eiierne
Diem Elm uno nit benz Aufiobe perlebte Der
Wfann Dem 2ebrer einen iOlcben Sblag auf
baS 6tnterbaupt, baB III cine 8etpegun9
bes &opfeS, poburcb Der S6Ga9 tbeillpetlc
baneben gtng, ben l1e6erfallenen pom 1tdbes
TEN 8obe r~ettete. Wtit Wfiibe gelang es
Dem an6ercn 2ebrer, bic SbiirfiQung ein>
3~lltretel1 uno nit 8eibiiIfe ben Galenben
binaus3ui6offen. Der 2ebrer perlor piel
8lut unb Itegt CUR l3ett I'M Spital. ST petit
tionirte lOfort UNI cine anbcre SteQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
unfere freunoe in OeutfdIano.

Die Shore ser @eltauSiteaung fteben
iebt BEN 8%epobnert oeS @rbbdlS often.
0us alien Sbeilen Der @eLt itr0men bic
8e1uber racb Der @unberitabt ant Wftbt7
sonsSee, Inn bier Nnes 6as beretnt SIT
feberr, mas Wteni6engeiit un6 Wteni9en7
fleiB Ieit Sabrbunberten un6 Sabrtaulen@
ben 9eplont uno bonerbet bat. $50 INNER
Qualification ur6 GuItur SUB 9efaBt uno
8ertreter gefunoen baben, oa bat man 3u
Benz groBen Srtebensipert unieres Sabrz
bunberts betgeiteuert, unb 10 itebt nun Die
peiBe Nusiteuungsfobt ba ais Elm getpalttz
9es 8abrSeicben Ser 8tl6ung unb beS Sort
fbritts, 6as oue GulturoOlfer Der @rbe IN
frtebLi6em 8etttarnpf 9emeitlam errtdtet
boben. Solcbe @erte bilben getpiier>
moBen Marfltetne in Ser @ntnidelung beS
neutrality-suspicious.; ie fteuen @rIturz
epoben bar, beren eingebenbe &enntniB Ben
1treben6en Menlcben pieber DoripGrts Ieitet
auf bent gSege ber @rfenntntB. 9em9emdB
mirb fir Bic ndcbite 3ett Gbicago ais ber
MitteIpuntt Der ctpiItitrten Nelt alt3uieben
fem, ut6 NIT itett9 ma6ienber Ntufmertz
Iamfeit fol9t man iiberau auf benz @rbenz
run6 ben %@ret9ntfien, melcbe iib auf un@
Ierem nel1tralen 8o6en abipielen. Mebr
ais ie bei6dfti9t man iib auBerbaIb nit
benz 9teuen, BENT 9ernenStpertben, 6as ltnz
Tere 9[usiteultltg bietet, un6 bic bielen WttIz
I%tonen, pelcbe ite nibt nit etgenen
9t1tgen f6auen fOnnen, unterribtet
ii9 ouf Die beitmOgIi9e Dirt iiber
has, mas ite I'M 8eionberen an
Bebt rtb intereiiirt. Sir ite miro cine
fortloufen6e 9aritelun9 auer bic 8eltauSz
lteauns betreffenben Gretgntiie bon 0tltben
unb 0ert6 ietn. 9as @obenblatt bet
Sntnois Staat87 3eitun9 iptrb lit neritGn0z
Ii6er, ia6lt6er 8etie SuiamineilbGngenbe
8eridbte ~liefert, tpeLde iblieBlicb in tbrer
@eiammtbeit cine einbeitGicbe Scbilberutg
bes @dt3en 6oriteuen. Der beutl6en Nbz
tbetlltng un6 Mem, tpaS bamit 5uiammenz
bGngt, ntrb bic 9ebiibrenbe 2tufnerflamfeit
gent6met tperben. S6on iebt tDtr6 oas
DON ben Mltsiteuern bes 9euticben Geidcs
geLetitete netblos ais muiter9iiltt9 anerfannt
unb es muB ie6en 9euti9en nit StoL8 err
fiiaen, tpe,tn ct bort, tpeL9en 9uten Slang
oeutf9er @etit unb beutl6er 8LeiB Dem
Deuti9en 9tamen int 9uslanb eriporben,
nel6e ebrerbe Steaun9 ibm errun9en bat.
@s pirb baber fir Die nd9iten MtOnate fir
8ertpanbte un6 Sreunbe in ber alten 8elt
foum Elm tpiGfommeneres @eibenf eeben,
ais Elm announcement auf Die @O6enarsz
gabe Der Sntnots Staatsz 3ettung. @s
tptrb gteicbseittg mau9em Die Miibe abz
aebnen, settraubenbe unO bO3 ME erz
i9Opfenbe 8cri3te ieIbft 81 i3reiben, tpelbe
bod bic bur9 Die 3eitung se8ebenen Oar
fteaunsen tn ibrer ~&ei9baItigteit ni9t
erleben tOnner. Der idbrIi3e 2lbOnnez
nentspreis bctrdgt etnidIieBli9 BortO
$500. 9afir wirb ieben Montag bas
8latt fret na9 auen GbeiIen Der Belt
beri6iGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
p~ 1tniere gprreiponbenten un0 Qgen
H-E-I- - N4-AI

nT 1tniere GDrreipOnbenten nnb Ngens
ten beiucben bic folgenben Staten:
6err Seq 8%ennin9bonen Die Stoatet
g1ebrasta, 8ennipLpanien, Stem gorf, Stem
Seriep, Gorbz uub SiiOcaroIina, Girginia,
Georgia unb SlOriba.
6err Sran3 Otto bic Staaten Misconz
fin unb Micbt8an.
SER Beter 8ui9 Ben Staat Satnots.
6err saul SriebeG ben Staat Soma.
l6err 6. g. SptegeL 6en Staat Minnez
fota. Office: 1909 2inbaID 2tpe., gtort6
WftnneopoLis, Wlinn.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-11
Cotton beItROlIto
DESPITE HARD TIMES

The Cotton Belt Route i'm
proved its passenger service by
the addition, August 10th, OF
another through train from Waco,
which carries a Pullman Slice Der
fer St. Louis via St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway,
from Texarkana, and through
coaches connecting with Pullman
Sleeper from TT. Worth at Mt.
Pleasant, to Memphis, giving its
patrons double daily service to
and from St. Louis, Chicago,
Memphis and the S outheast.
SCHEDULE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
South and West.

4 FIRE broke out in Pocahontas, Va,
which left about 400 people homeless and
caused loss OF nearly $4,000. 1t started
in the centre Of the town andtwsnty wooden
buildings were entirely DESTROYED. This in =
surance is about $50. COO.
THE members of the Kansas Populist
House, in body, took seats in Representa-
tive Hall at Topeka.
THE Democratic Convention at Chicago,
III, nominated Carter H. Harrison for
Mayor by an overwhelming majority.
Miss JULIA FORCE. who killed her two
sisters at Atlanta, Ca, has BEEN declared
insane by jury.
Two mad dogs were the cause OF much
excitement in the northwestern portion OF
Chicago, Ill.,. ana be fore the police had sue
cseded in killing the brutes they had bitten
five persons, in each case inflictiug severe
injuries.
In the courts of Campbell County, Ken
lucky, at Newport two notable indictments
came up for a hearing. They We're against
A. L. Berry. Rspres .ntative-elect from the
Sixth Kentucky District the successor Of
John G. Carlisle. One indie tment charged
bribery, the other charged malfeasance in
Office. The Judge OF the Court ruled out the
former and the Commonwealth Attorney
cleared the docket Of the latter by nolle
prcsequi.
CYRUS LEES farmhouse, four miles north
of Greenville, KY, was burned, ami Lee. his
sister and brother. wife and child were
burned to death. No one was left to tell the
story Of the fire.
A BEAUTIFUL silver sarvice, the gift OF
citizens of Detroit Mich, was presented to
the United States cruiser Detroit at BAti-
more, Nd.
AT the County Board meeting at Ash.
land, Wis, Supervisor Wiltmarth presented
evidence showing County CLERK E. D. Fen
ley to be SIG COO short in his account with
Ashland County.
RICHARD ". BISHOP, Of Cincinnati, ex-
Governor Of OHIO, died at the residence OF
mis- son in Jacksonville, Fla, where he hal
been i'll for five weeks with complication
of diseases. He was born November 4, 1872,
in Fleming County, Kentucky.
EVANSVILLE, La. was visited by a ter
rife cyclone. Scattered timber AMI up
rooted trees now mark the place where
handsome residences stood. Two persons
were killed and forty injured.
BOB SIMS has been hanged at Birming
ham, Ala, for the murder OF Ebner Jordan,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
Kcen the Rirll;fIaHA.

Keep the birthdays religiously
They belong exclusively to, and are
treasured among the sweetest memo
rjes of home. Do not let anything
prevent some token, be it ever so
Slight, to show that it is remembered.
Birthdays are great events to chill
dren. For one day they feel that
they are heroes The special pud-
ding is made expressly for them; a
new Jacket, OF trousers with pockets,
or the first pair Of boots, are dOnned;
and big brothers and sisters sink into
insignifcance beside 'little Charlie"
who is six to-day" and IS soon 'go-
ing to be a man.
Fathers who have half a dozen lit
tie ones to care for. are apt to neglect
birthdays, they come too often
sometimes when they are busy, and
sometimes when they "arc nervous"
but If they only knew how much such
souvenirs are cherished by their pet
Susy or Harry, years afterwards, when
away from the hearthstone, they
have none to remind them that they
have added one more year to the per-
haps weary round Of life, OF to wish
them in the old-laShiOned phrase,
"many happy returns Of their BIRTH
dav.n they would never permit any
cause to step between them and a
parents privilege.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
a rb,lan.hroplc Merchant.

ANY one who has happened to be
in the neighborhood Of factory or
mercantile establishment where large
numbers OF girls arc employed, about
the time the employees are leaving
work for the day, couldshardly have
failed to remark the large proportion
OF narrow chests and round shoulders,
often TO the verge of deformity, that
are exhibited. That steps are seldom
taken by employers to mitigate IN
any way the evil effects OF the close
confinement and constrained posltlon
on the health and anatomy Of grow
ing girls brings out in all the brighter
contrast the commendable example
of a Boston merchant, who haaSpened
agymnasium for his female employees,
where they receive, free OF cost, pro
fessional instructions In the art OF
physical exercises
The classes are free to all who
choose to avail themselves OF the
privilege, and daily instruction IS
given between the hours OF five ana
Six In the afternoon. Already GOO
girls have joined the class, and many
more are awaiting the verdict OF their
sisters on the new departure. Those
who have tried the exercise are en-
thusiastic as to its benefits, and say
thatthe tired feeling caused by close
fpement in the store soon gives
to one OF elasticity and fresh
is Boston philanthropist LOOKS FOR
d to the time when a gymnasium
be attached to every large bust
ness establishment where women are
employed, and it is earnestly TO be
hoped that his dream will soon be
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED,
Eastern and Nliddla s.al..

A SECTION hand shoveling snow ON the
New England Railroad, near Hopewell
Junction. n. Y, stepped from the track to
allow train to pass. at the same time sticss-
ing his shovel into a snOwbank. The loco.
motive struck the handle of the shovel.
knocking ths man un Ter tde wheels OF the
engine. He was instantly killed.
REAR-ADNIRAL GHERARDt assumed com.
mand at New York Of the Naval Review
Fleet
TIE Philadelphia an Reading statement
for January shovel a deficit OF $3.50, 134. 50.
A MASS MEETING of leading lawyers, cler
gymen sn1 educational teachers of New
Jersey was held in Trenton to protest
against the racetrac$ laws.
THE Governor sent to the Senate the
nomination Of Samuel Cuisine Thompson.
OF Philadelphia, to be Justice of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania in place o. Judge
Faxson, resigned. TAe appointment had
been rendered to Judge Heydrics, but he
declined.
HE Geographical Club, Of Philadelphia,
Penn, decided to support Lieutenant r. E.
Peary in his new expedition to the Arctic
regions. The amount OF funds to be con-
tributei by the Geographical Club will be
from $1,000 to $1,000,
The murderer William Coy was hanged a
Pittsheld, Mass, in the pressucs of about
400 people.
The boiler OF n locomotive exploded al
Mckune's Penn, killing two men ami in
jurmg two others.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
Surprised Pig.

Little Pete never intends to mis-
state things, but his very dguratiye
Imagination sometimes gets the bet
Ter of his facts. He starts out TO tell
something which is perfectly true,
but before he is done he has gener-
ally drifted off into some picturesque
exaggeration. The other day he ex-
claimed to 2 companions:
"Just think, Billy! Out in Chicago
they aren't going TO be cruel to the
pigs any more when they kill them.
They're going to chloroform them"
"How do they do it?" asked Billy.
"Why, they just put sponge in
front of the pigs nose, and he goes
right to sleep, and when he comes TO
himself he says, why, my hams
gomez And by and by he says,
sGoodnessl Somebody's sawed my leg
off, and then he finds out that he's
oil cut upl'--YQuths Companion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10

TIE House OF Representatives decided thu
contested election case of McDuffis against
Turpin, Of the Fourth Alabama District, in
favor Of the sitting member. who is a Dsn
ocrat
In executive session toe Senate refuse to
reconsider its rejection Of John Y. L. Fini-
lay, of Maryland to be Chilean Arbitrator.
THE President made the folio wing nomi.
nations: TruxtOn B sale of Ca lifOrnia, to
be Envoy Extraordinary an Minister Pleni-
potentiary and Consul General OF the United
States to Roumania, Servia and Greece; u
NJ Lamtertsop, of Nebraska, TO be arbitra-
tor on the part OF the United States under the
treaty for Claims Commission concluded
between the United States aud Chile.
Levi P. and Mrs. Morton gave a racsp-
ton in Washington t. his SUCCESSOR, A. L.
Stevenson.
THE President received General Cane
yaro. the new Peruvian Minister, who pre-
sented his credentials fro.n the President OF
Peru. and also Mr. Clement Haentjens, the
new Minister from Hayt, was also received
formally.
President HARRISON held his last in-
formal public reception at the White Houss.
1t was tue largest public function of this
character. in point of attendance, held by
Mr. Harrison since the first few days Of
his term as President.
THE Senate in executive session confirmed
the nominations of James e. Cochran, OF
Nebraska, TO be Consul OF San Salvador; J.
E. Stone. Of Mas sachusatts. Consul at No
gales; w. Stanley Holi OF Boston, Consul
at Mozambique.
THE special train consisting Of three par
lor cars and baggage car, which carried
Grover Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland, little
Ruth and servants from Lakewood, n. j.,
TO Washington made the trip in six hours
and half. On the train were Mr.. and Mrs.
Don NJ. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel S.
Lamont, Mr.. aud Mr1. Richard Watson Gil
der. Doctor and Mrs. Joseph d, Bryant. z.
q Benedict and his family. The Cleve-
lands were immediately driven to their
apartments in the Arlington Hotel.
Mr.. HARRISON, before retiring from the
Presidency. accepted a professorShip in the
LELAND Stanford University OF California.
He will deliver a series of lectures on con.
stitutional law, commencing in October
next.
TIE House Census Bureau Investigating
Committee reported that the charges against
the bureau are not sustained.
The nomination OF Truxton B ale as Min
lister to Roumania, Ssrvia ami Greece was
confirmed.
TIE President approved the Car Coupler
bill. and the pen with which be signed it
was presented to Z. A. Mosely, Secretary of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
TaE United States Minister at Ecuador
has secured a treaty by which the United
States gets possession of one Of the Gala
pago Islands as cOaling station.
THs only bill vetoed by Mr. Harrison dur
ing his term as President becamoa law, hay
Ing been passed over the veto by both
Houses. 1t provides for the appointment Of
a District Attorney and a Marshal for the
Middle District OF Alabama.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
reptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, ~. new YORK. nv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
cheer, for the Captain. wife.

A veteran sailor, Captain Eastwick,
declares that Of all the women with
whom be was ever at sea, he never
met more than one who could refrain
from asking questions in moments OF
extreme peril and urgency. That one
was his wife, and elsewhere in his
autobiography he pays another trib-
ute to her courageous disposition lie
had Just ridden out d gale with much
difficulty in the Indian Ocean, when
he was sighted by two Dutch brigs Of
war which Immediately gave chase.
He ordered all sail spread but his
ship was insuhiciently manned and
much precious time was lost.
1t was morning. and my wife had
come on deck, and stood with my
glass in hand looking at the two brigS,
while | had myself taken the wheel,
50 as to spare every man for the
urgent work aloft Every minute l
glanced back over my shoulder 10 see
the position OF the enemy. 1hey
had every stitch OF canvas spread,
and were sailing three feet for our
two.
A great ceiling OF dependency
came over me as | saw this and
thought Of my young wife standing
there in front of me, and Of the fate
that might be in store Tor her. And
then, to increase the danger, the
brigs opened fire. and a shot came
skipping after us, but fell short.
In few minutes more they fred
again. and now II was evident that
we should soon be in range, and l
called to my wife to 90 below. But
she refused to do 50. Another shot
came closer to Us than any previous
one, and l shouted to my crew up
aloft to redouble their exertiOns; but
they, unable to cope with the work
in hand, answered that they wanted
help.
There was only myself left who
could aid them, and / dared not leave
the wheel. We were sailing close to
the wind. and any deviation from
our course might throw all sails
aback, and be our ruin.
Ny wife perceived my extremity,
During the voyage she had three or
four times, by way of amusement,
taken a short trick at the wheel.
This gave her confidence for the occa-
sion, and without a moments heslta-
ton she ran to my side.
Give me the wheel, Robert, y she
CRED, "and you go help. l will do
my best to keep her head up
There was no time to demonstrate,
aud indeed her assistance came like
aid from heaven. With a blessing
for her pluck / handed the helm over
TO her, and darted up the shrouds.
As soon as the crew saw what had
occurred, the noble example seemed
to animate them with new yigor, and
when l Joined them, and was able TO
assist as we'll as direct, we managed
to complete the bending on the fore
sail.
The shots from the Dutchmen wero
coming fast and thick now, but hope
was in our hearts. Sail by sail we
got n splendid spread Of canvas on
the Endeavor, and as each fresh one
began to draw, we FIRST held our own,
and then gradually left our enemy
behind; and when, after an hours
work. I returned to deck we were
practically out Of danger.
Then one Of the men took of his
cap and called for three cheers for
the Captains wife, aud never l
think, did any lady at sea receive
such a compliment as burst from the
throats OF those rough men, whose
best instincts had been appealed to
by the brave deed they thus spon-
taneOusly applauded.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10

About $40, 600, 600 is paid every
year in Germany for the creation and
preservation Of forests; 200, 900 fam
lies are supported from them, while
something like 1900, 900 find employ
ment in the various wood industries
OF the empire. The total revenue
from the forests amounts TO s14, 500,-
OOO and the current expenses are
$500 0nn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
Foreign.

MADAME JULES GEEvY, widow OF thl
former President Of France, diei.
THREE THOUSAND striking agricultural Ia.
bOrers createi rios near Boloyn3. Italy
A regiment OF infantry restored order.
The German Government will send the
corvette Empress Augusta an the cruiser
Seider to the naval review az New York.
IKE Pope's eighty-thiri birth lay was OBJ
served in Rome. Italy.
THE Portuguese corvette Alfonzo Albua-
querque. commanded by Captain Amaval.
ex-Minister of Marine, will 60 20 New York
to take part in the great naval review.
THE anniversary of the Pops's coronation
was celebrated at Rome, Italy, With great
pomp and ceremony.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10

English ignorance Of America did not
begin with this generation. Goldsmlths
description Of Niagara Falls includes the
statement that "some Indians IN their
canoes, asst is said, have yentured down
it in safety
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-10
VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY.
Fatal Floods From the Overlooking
of the Danube.

A terrible calamity has oyertaken the
village Of Gergely, near the town OF Pak',
in Hungary, on the river Danube, about
sixty miles south of Buda. Owing to a sud.
den rise of the Danube the 1909 inhabitsns:
found the inui huts In which they lived sur
rounded by water.
The fraiI dwellings gradually yielded be
fore the furious current. and tne people tool
refuge in the church and school, and, lee
by their pastor. offered earnest prayers Tor
their safety, aud mothers aud children clun1
to the alter, besseching the interces sion oil
tho saints
At last they decided that to remain would
mean destruction, and started out ia tbs
food nearly to their waists in the direction
of Paks. One mother with five children sank
and persisted. Many others were drowned.
The people of Paks gave the fugitives all tue
succor possible.
Nothing could be done toward recovering
the bodies uutil tie river, then twenty fess
out Of bounds, retirei within its usual
channaL
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward f on
Iny case OF catarrh that cannot DC cureo "
taxing Halls Catarrh Cure. MIL n
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo VI
We. the undersigned, have known II -;
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe MN
perfectly honorable IN all business trans o6
ions and financially able to carry out any VO-
igations made by their firm; - ro,oso
WEsT q TRUA1, Wholesale Druggists, loieoo'
WALDiNo. KISNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, o. -,,-
Halls Cslarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent iree'
Price I5c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists
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al have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs. and in each case have used BRoWN ,
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,wh have never lali .1u
ard nnnst saw fb.v are second 10 none in the
sorld. '-FlHT 4. Man. Cashier. ST. Paul. Nam.