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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-04

RICHMOND, May "A freight engine on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad yester-
day ran into q pile OF sand and stones
washed on the track in this city and pro-
duced wreck. Yardmaster Tyler and
Engineer Christmas were fatally injured
and Brakem AN p. b. Pugg and Fireman
q. 4. Peers badly hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-04
AN ANGRY GOVERNOR.

Sends sharp Telegram to Seer starry
Gresham HelstiDg To tho President.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-04
pempser md smith Is rishA

NEW YORK, May A-Jsck Dempsey and
Billy Smith will contest June 30 at Coney
Island Athletic club for $4,000 and the
weltsrweight championship Of the world.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-04

DINING ROOM.
No Sideboard.
NJ Chairs $20o ihaH Q
O,eN ~ ss
Omen n %.ss . ss
fw yyardsIng
and
Ones s.s,s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-04
KITCHEN.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLE

The small aricl @ we have
will $3.50 for 5room outfit As before
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-04
National Bank Examiner Appointed.

WASHINGTON. May A. Edward J.
Graham Of Albany has been appointed
national bank examiner for the northern
district of New York, vice Leonard II.
Griesback
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
Die I6at zines Betrun6enen.
D. Kyes fdieet ouf feline 6ottin,
cine uadbarin u11o perfudt
Damn iih ielbit 81 emit
letben.
6ofnune auf 6eneiune fir ale orei perfolen
porharoen.

3. 9. &Des bon 6647 MarDlan6 9lDe.
macbteS onntag2lbe1D gcgen 6llbr in etncm
0nfaQe pon Ea1eret, oeren lIrlucbe 5t 1tdrfer
@enub ~getltiger 0etrdrfe mar, att 1eire
Satin unb auf cine No3barin, Sralt W}ap
8ier, einer morberiicben Nngriff u1lo per9
ludbte born it4 leLbit Su eribieBen.
&DcS febrte gu bet allgcgcbcnen 53ctt,
nacboem ct Sen gar3et Sag ilber fortge7
ne1en tpar, mach Gaufe Suriid, unb begann
in leiner 8etrunfenbeit feline frant int
Bette ltegenbe Saith, 3t miBbanoeln. st
! sDg letlen lleberroG aus unD mari De1Ielben
altf oas Sett. Seine franfe Satin be-
flogte ltb iiber feline Eiidit6tsloit9feit, ipo>
rauf Der Betrlnfere niitbenb murbe unD
bie &rante priigeln tpoQte. S"au 8ier,
tpcl6e Dfters na6 ber Sratfelt GIT iebelt
pflegte, fam bit5u un6 tpolte geraoe bcn
1bperen Sod bonn 8ette ne6rten, ais &Des
einen GeDolper 5og, Srau gSter IN Die &it3e
iagte unb stpet S0iiie auf bielelbe abb
f~clerte. Cine &ugel traf Srau Nier i'm
&reu3, tpGbrenb bic 5ipette itcb in bic 9cGe
Der &iicbe bobrte. Die getroffene Srau
@ier ~ftiirSte beitnnnn9SlDs Su 8ooen. Die
frarfe Trau &Des erbob fid bon tbrem
S6mer3enslager uno l6leppte itcb in bic
&ii6e. sic bat ben 11nneni6en flebent>
lid6, nicbt nod etnrnaG SIT l6ieBen, Sues
aber bielt Bic 8affe bireft auf ite bin unb
~feuerte aicb altf tie Snst ScbIiie al. Cine
&ugel fl1br in 6ie Iirfe Seite, 9era6e iber
Der 6ifte. Damn elite Ser &aienbe in letr1
3t11mer ltno bracbte Itcb lelbit etnen SbuB
in bic rebtc 8ruit BET.
We6rere Na6barl1, pelde bic S6iiie
9ebDrt unb tbeiltpetie Sic 8DrgGnge nit an
geieben batten, benac6ri6ti9ten lofort bte
9oftoren Morrop unb Wari6al, pelbe
mieoer i6rerieits bic Boliset aufboten.
&Des -tpurbe nacb benz WercD> 6olpttal gez
bracbt, tpG9renb Die beiben D%ertpunbeten
Trauen i'm 6auie dr3tltcbc Silfe erDielten.
8orausiibtli6 tperoen iotpobl Der WtorD>
bltri6e, alS aI6 feline betoen Spter nit
bent Heben oabonfommen.
l1eber Sues nrb ietne Satin lit nrr
tpent9 befannt. Sic tpobnten erit furae
Belt in benz be3eidneten 6auie, nnb Srau
&Des mar felt benz @inSug bettldgeri9 ges
tpelen. 9te Na9barn beS 8aares tpolen
tptiien, baB bic 8eiben ni6t sludlicb 3ltz
lamntenlebten unb baB fie it6 oft %5dnttelt.
@ine birefte llriacbe fir Sic geitri9e S6iez
Beret puBte ieoo6 Ntemanb BON ben gta67
barn alt5ugeben.
Nm 1bperitcn Derprnbet lit Srau &DcS.
Nqe BRET 8eriDnen iinb aber 10 ibtper perz
purbet, 6aB bic QerSte eS 9eitern Nbenb
nob ttbt magteit, tbnen Die &ugeln aus
ben &Orpern 51 sieDen, tpenn fte arcb ricbt
Dardl1 3tpeifelr, baB ale bret init benz 2ebelt
babontommen tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
Staot Chicago,
Brteffdften.

2tbotmeat. Maiorenne &in6er, tpelBe
BEL ibren @ltern pobne1, bon bieien erz
nGbrt, unb 9efIetbct tperben uno beren ion7
iti9e Nusgaben sleibfaGs bon ben @ltern
beitritten iperben, baben ge9en Die @ltern
feinen Nnipru6 auf 2obn, aus9enommen
ipenn Elm babin seben6es 11e6ereinfommen
getroffen tporben lit.
9. 90. Sin 6erartigeS 1tebereinfomz
men lit eIltis. Seben sic barauf, baB
in Sem Gertrage senau angegeben tit, oaB
Sic oas @elb ais 9lrbeiter Qaborer ober
servant) gu betommen boben, ba in iolz
cbem Safe ber 3abIunssbefebG iicb arf bas
geiammte @igentbum bes S6ulonerS er7
ltre6t.
s. g. g8aOerlo, So. Gs siebt bier
cine @erlassfirma S. g. 3iesIer & 60,
Die ipabri6einLi6 6te Na9folgertn ber err
tpdbnten lit. IS. 113 NbamSftr.
6. @+ 8iIminston, 9. 6. 8as mir
uber Die Sa9e t%piiien, bas sei6icbtlib Self
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
! Qlfreo DaYne. /

SIM Otter bon 20 Sabren p~eritarb 9tensz
tag in 6tnsbaIe 9tlfreb BaDne, elmer bet
dlteiten Wialcr Gbicago'S. St mar in
8rtitol, @n9lanb, ais Der So6n zines
Neutrality-suspicious. g%eboren uno fam ais
9iGbriger &nabe nit iet1ten Gltern na5
Qlmerifa. ST. er6ieLt feline S6ul6tlbun9
in ben 0ffentLtden S6ulen bon Stem gorf,
@enepa, sc. g., unb Springftelo, g., un6
belucbte fur5e !3ett bas &enpon College bon
Sbio. Sem Talent ais Wtaler, lpccteu
g ortraite Maler, entipidelte itb iebr iDnen
un6 er muBte es bur6 SletB nnb Nusz
bauer CUR i90niten @ntfaltung GIT brtn9en.
ST beiubte &unit14uIen in Cincinnati,
8oitpn ETC., iotpte mebrere grtpat7S tnbtoS.
Die unmittelbare l1rlocbe bes 5obcs mar
Elm ltnfau, Ser 6rn. SaDne I'M lebten
6erbit 3uftieB, inbem ct bon einem u9ans
iom Sab" iiberfabren puroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
Udhtlihes Qbenteuer.
James marlop BON einem RGuber ourd1
eiten Sdu6 permutt0et.

James n1arIow bon einem RGuber ourfl
einen Sdu6 perwuroet.
9l1f ben 8trt6 SameS Marlotp, 1901
@aQoceitr. tpltrbeO onneritag Mbenb Inn II
l1br ein m0rbertlber 2tn9riff pcrii6t, Der
beittabe lein &eben g%efoitet bate. 2tls
W}arlotp it9 9erabe ani9tfte bas bereits
gel6loilere 0el6dftslofal SIT perlaiien,
flopfte ienono an bic S5iire unb erflGrte,
nod einen yBitdber" 8icr baben 5t tpollen.
0tarlotp 0ffnete Bic S1iire u1b erblidte
auf bent SrottDir etnert &erL itebel1, ser lcilt
@eitcbt burcb Elm Tdidentudb mnSfirt Bate.
8eppr oer eri6redte g8irtD ci1 Nort iagen
%fonnte, ricbtete ber WtaSttrte ei1en GeDplDer
auf i'm uttO i9oB. Die &ugel traf Wfar>
lotp it Ben Wtunb unb lc6lug ibm meDrere
3GDne aus, poourb tbre &raft gebroz
Den tDltroe, 10 oaB tie gu gOoen
ftel. SnSmti6en bate Der S9anfz
feuner Worlotp's, Mficbael 9rerin itb
nit einem 9tepolper %betpaffnet un6 nit
einem in Bet 8trt6i6aft no6 attpeietben
Barbier macbte it6 berlclbe iofort auf bie
8erfolgung beS GGuberS, Der aber nit
leinen beioelt ebetfallS perntlmntten SpieB7
geleucn bic 61ltcbt ergrtff. Wtebrcre btnter
oen SpiBbubert bergelanbten S6iilIe batten
fetren @rfol9.
OtorGDp puroe nab Bet Sffice zines
Nr3tes gebradbt, Bet feline 9Sunoc Derbalto.
SpGter meLoete Wtarlpip fem 2lber1teuer bet
= Dliset BET OeertngitraBenz Station unb CAB
berielben cine ungefdbre 8ei3retbntg oer
6allunten, bic eS DcrmutDltD duf etner
Eaub abgeleDen batten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

@elt1t bos Slltt nit 1lnreini9feiten be-
i61pert lit ltrb TRACE bur6 Die @berl l6lei9t,
10 lit ein unlGnberltoes Wtittel nOtbi9, bo
bieler .3ultalb ni6t lan9e obne erllIli6e
,Spl9en %onbolern tanlt. 9ti6ts lit beller Sltr
Jteini9ltn9 beS SluteS nub StGrtung bes
&0rpers ais @per's SoriopartQa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
~ 10 moIf !

@m 9ienitas Morsen peritarb in ieiner
8obnung, SEQ. 1856 8abaiD Npe., 6err
SO. B. 8plf, elmer bet d~lteiten ultb be-
fanntelten beutidbcn 8iirger Der Stabt,
ST tpurbe am s. Mdr3 1916 in BreuBell
9ebpren unb fdnt ais eiliGbri9es &inb nit
ietrtem 8ater. Yeter Wolf nacb Qntcrifa.
9tacboem ct grnBia6ri9 9etporben, trat ct
ais Sbeilbaber in baS Steinbauergel6dft
leineS Gaters Elm, pelcbcs bpm Da an unter
Ser 6irma Beter @olf & Sobn befannt
nor. Nabbem ST, 8oIf len. fi4 Dor Ell
nigen Sabren BON BENT @ei6dft suriidgez
5o9en bate, fiibrte ser Sobn es III berfelben
erfolgrei6en 8eiie fort. Die Strma be-
iibt beOeutetoe Steinbrit4e in Bet Ndbe bes
Supertorlees.
9as 8egrdbniB fanb ant 9onneritas
gfa6ntittas nm 2 ltbr nab Dem 6rieObof
S1ftDDo0S ftQtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
fsv s5imsl;ass asstS sssmass.

fF%r 3diAsslinas AsttO SststSes.
@efterte f5roert Die @esoauAsae rnb beieitssl
GnfSefTiebcnDcif, @erfDpfung, GbeFi9difse WaassnD
Ianre, 0iarrbpe unb StebersDtSpDftten. 0ubrr3
rtrb Das Sinh 8eiunO sema9t rHb feta g&laf sat6ss
lid. GaStnria eatbaIt uebsr Manrsptu, nc@ snSEs
nartottibe Sutftar:en.
rGaforia if 70 Scr5asli@ 9eetsnet far Rlnber, hds ID
EErl por alien anberen mir Betcnntcrt 4srhpardtet eeu
a1UrSuS sebe." $. q. Ard et! MD,
III Goutb SJfDrb Str, SrcDtipu, q. b !
vgeit n1etreren Sssahren babe t@ Sbr rgafprta~ ems
efcblen unb pcrbe eS ou@ ferner thun, baeS Cbne &xes
nobne quite 9iefuItate er8telt bat"
Gbwin s.. 8drbse, Nd,
vGte BtntbrDp", 1875. ctr. nns z. GSe., Rep Bcry
6Stps
rUus perS6nliaer g eobantunS unh G~rfdbrrns tannt8
easen, bas Cafeteria etue dusScaeibnete Webi;in fur
2tnber til, bic nls seItnbes gbfIbrntttel trirtt ln6 bic
GpannunS Der Gtngstpctbe, fopte bes Gefaunmtiplter18
febr ~bebeutenb ltnhert. 9iele @2itter b6ben MIR Ietue
GussesetGnete @trfuns Guf TIRE &inber ~beseust."
DR.. O. @. SSsppS, 2Dwea, WeaH.
GteGeutanr 6 . m . anr, II Waurrap ctr, R.R.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

gier5i9 Sabre tttnrterbro'
6elten nn0 1i6 fteti9 mebrell=
ben grfolse5 fenn5el9tlelt
Ben Stuff eirler jeOen ginger
Niai6ine. Sin ftrenses SD=
1tem Der 8rifnlls nne Inter
iudnns iudbrenO Oteler lalt=
gen @rfabruns 9iebt 1eoem
&dufer elmer mobernet gtdbz
mai6ine erlter &loiie Die
@arantie, OaB iol9e inter
ouer l1mItdnOen 5uperld1lt9
i1no unbeOin9t pOlfommen
tit, 11a6 jeOer 8i6tung bin.
@lf Miaionen Ginger
Mo19inen 1inO pdbreno Der
lebten Dier5is Sabre perfautt
.
tporben, unO jeOe berlelben TT
iorgfdlti9 na@9eiebelr. nrO
jeOer &dufer pOQtdnotg tlt=
1truirt poroen.
Die p~ersaneenbeit bietet Garantie
fir ole 6ufurft.
The Singer Manfg. Go.
3wei99el6dfte iiberaG.
GbteasOsr afNee: 2O9 @abaib a1Ss.
151nn1Sbi fri, 81, 1Stpb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
Qus oem Gountyrqtb.
DR.. Da!oen wieoer 1rIitelieo oes County.
s8ulraths. = Die 2lpriL6 ro6eeffnpore=
men = St. patridstae. = Deridieoenes.

Or. g. 6. @aL6en, ser nit Charles
SDornton unb IS. s. 8roipne in porigem
Sabre einen 10 Defti9en &arnpf 9egen bic
NormalI6ule fii6rte, lit nieber WttglieD
beS GDuntDi9ulratbS. ST. tpurbe in Der
Weontas>S iBung beS GountDrdtbS pic6er
S1 Dieleln Yn1te getpdblt, gc9cr bic Stin1>
men Der flint republifaniiben Mitglieoer
oeS GpuntDratD3.
9ie Babl mar Die Tolge beS burb Sen
Geleclcrf altt 8erallIaiiut1g Oe5 @omm IiGrS
Gnot DEM @ourttDratb angefilnoigten Sob
PES Gou1ttD Observation-Disclosures S. Is.
8rotpne. Den 9lntrag fiir Die NabL OF.
QSalben'S fteute Gommiiidr S'@onneQ.
Die Notwithstanding bcS County
ratbs macbten 9eltenO, baB feline offtSieue
gtaebrtcbt bon elmer Gafnn5 Dem GountDrotb
5ugegan9en Jet, ipOgegen bic 0emofratet
ber 9lnit6t tDaren, baB Sic ytotiS beS Som.
Goot geniigtno lei. Sin 0ntrag BON replz
~bltfd1ttiber Seite alf llebertpeilltltg ber
Nngclegenbeit all Elm Gomite puroc nie6erz
9eltimmt utb bic @abl 8aloen'S erfolgtc
nit 8 gegen 5 Sttmmen.
Inter Ben sur MntQbme rllterbreitcten
Hequiitttonen befdllD iicb cine fitr Sterne
bestp. altbere 9lbSei6er fit 6te GnmmtiIQre,
neldbe ser acknowledgment atgebltdb dllf
@uni6 ei1cS Set GpmnliliGre p%prlegte.
Die Qngelegetbeit tpurbe einem GOmtte
itberpteien, bat aber l6tperli6 NuSii6t auf
N11nabnte, oa me5rere GommiffGre ii9 be-
retts gegelt Die 8crtpenbltng Dffentliber
@elber fit berslei9en 3meGe ats8eiproben
baben.
9ie 6rage, Oh am ct. gatrtfszGag Sic
GountDofftcen gei9loflen bleiben ioQen,
fit6rte at elmer leb6aften 9ebdtte, I6lieBLi6
Cling Elm 9lntrae burcb, Sic Officer, 10 tpeit
es angGn9lt9 lei, 3u ibLieBen.
CSn Se5ug auf ben &antpf Ser 8itrger BON
@baniton gegen sen Wtrtb Sreb 9ttbbe i'm
Iopn Nilc5 erfLdrte GountDalttpalt Mober
in etnem @lttabten, DaB baS GountD ft6
oorlGufig nt6t IN Bic Mngelegenbeit mii6en
loGe. t6err Waber erbieLt fir ipeitere @r>
tpG9ult9 Der Sa9e cine Srift BON elmer
@ocbe.
Sin Gori9lag bcs Slater S'Suutban,
6eS @roB>Otari6aIs Ser ct. 8atrtGs1
8arabe, baB bie Gountpcommifidre por
benz !6auptein9anee gum @ountDgebGuoc
Die Baraoe a%bl1ebn1en %lollen, tpnroc allgee
npm11men.
Die 2lustpabl Der @roBgeibporenen fit
ben 9lpriltermin er9ab fol9enbeS &eiultat:
g.. S. Wtintter, 43 Georia Ctr.
Sranf Siab, 623 9. SGroop Str.
.. @onnors, 298 IoDlor Str.
SpDn GuuD, 525 gS. IL. Str.
Sobn IS. Surner, 9(bbiion u1b 2tncoln
NDenteS.
BesleD Smit6, Cottage @rObe 9(oe. unb
81. Strabe.
S. g. Minar6, 81ue SSlanb.
&ottis 8plb, S6ernanDtue.
ScnrD &eri9, 8lue Sslanb.
B. 81. Gane, $3.50 @rchall9e Noe.
S. $. 8uf6el, 716 M%aibington 8oulpb.
6enrp 3. Wurrap, 2349 Wibi9an 9De.
So6n Sbatp, &ol5e.
8m. Sibseralb, 705 S9ben Noe.
@iliam s. WftQer, 106 Sbeffielb 9lDe.
Carl Bubrmann, 9pmeipopb.
.. S1iel1, Ill Chicago Noe.
SpDn Wtc@noD, 5130 Dearborn Str.
Sbbit Sid. Jtiper @rope.
.. @abia, 494 8tn6eiter NDe.
Saunes s. 8urnes, 376 Dat Str.
g. s. @erpenD, 627 2afin Str.
6enrD @ngleting, Qrlington 6ei8btS.
@enlt bas Slltt nit llnreiri9feiten BE-
I6rpert lit llnb TRACE burd Die 2ber;1 i6lei9t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
apad1e'tid1s aut,nta etaats-8ettnee, a1oartnn, go. apar, 1898.

itcbenbe, babcn mir bereits neulicb mitgc7
tbcilt, ndntlicb baB Sic Sbrcnbetcbte felt
1915 @eieb Der fatboliiben &ircbe lit, aber
icbon frllber geiibt ipnrbe. 9an1it nil lien
Sic Itcb begniigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

@er et,pas sutes n1b iolibes 9eseu 0eber=
2etben boben nil, loate ii6 Sra1bts @9rpeiz
5~erpi0ell arl6aIfe1. 9te S6a6tel toitet 4Oc
III allen Npotbeteu.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-03-09
CHINESE FOOD NOVELTIES.

Luxurics Which Must Be Ranked as Ac-
quired Tastes.
Nowhere have such rare tastes in food
been developed as among the Romans
in ancient times and the Chinese. There
may be found in the bills Of fare of the
latter people added eggs, fat grubs,
caterpillars, sharks fins. rats, dogs, In
dian birds nests, and-the finest of all
their delicacies-trepang. What is tre-
pang?
Trepang, or tripang, is, according to
Popular Science Monthly, a collective
name by which a considerable number
of species of most curious sea animals
are designated; they are also known as
sea rollers, sea cucum Der, in French as
cornichons de mer, and scientifically as
holothurias. They are among the most
sluggish of animals. Only the fixed or
stationary animals are slower than the
holothurias. They lie like gray, brown
or black leather pipes or cylinders on
the bottom of the sea. One might watch
them half a day long, If he had nothing
better to do, and hardly see them
change their position, and they rarely
move more than a foot or two in several
hours. Their class relatives, the spiny
skinned animals, or echinoderms. are
much more active. A sea urchin or
starfish is able to get away from spot
quite nimbly, and the serpent stars, the
most active members of the whole or
der, are capable of using their long,
slender, many jointed arms as legs and
are as quick and alert as crabs.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-03-09
The Only Difference.

The people of Wyoming, who permit
women to vote, according to Harper's
Bazar, are apparently not in sympathy
with the English bachelor of long ago,
who got himself into controversy on
the subject of women's rights with his
vis-a-vis at dinner. After PRONG and
coming for few minutes, the lady
asked: 'Candidly, sir, why do you op-
pose giving the franchise to wom-
emp" ''You will excuse me for
saying it, madam" he replied, but l
have not sufficient confidence in their
capacity to conduct government af-
fairs" "But what evidence of woman's
mental inferiority to men can you ad-
vance?" persisted the lady. The bach
elor thought moment, and then an
swered, slowly: "A simple fact is
enough to satisfy my mind, and that is
the frightful way in which they do up
their back hair" He might have added
that until men went around with one
hand holding up trousers leg, the
sexes were mentally unequal.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-03-09
List Of Patents

Granted this week to Ohio inventors.
Reported by @. A. Snow & Co., opposite
U. S. Patent Office, Washington, d. c.,
solicitors of American and foreign
patents:
B. Breed. Cincinnati, carriage top
crate; f. Burmeister, Cleveland, hot air
register A. w. Butt, Springfield, culti-
vator; f B Cartmell, Lancaster, hay
loader; F. H. Clarke, Springfield, cleo
trio signal; E. H. Condit, Outville, horse
power; W. Cory, Cincinnati, safe; E.
Finch, Welfsville, chimney top; J.R.
Fletcher, Dayton, locking device for sus-
pending lines; J. X. Foster, Greenville,
horse measuring 'evice; g. Garwood,
Milford Centre, vehicle; +. Goodfellow,
Springfield, feed water heater and puri.
fer; H. f. Hawk and o. W. Johnson,
Bucyrus, street sweeper; p Gs w. Heene,
Cleveland, workman's time recorder; G.
o. Pcggem, Massillon, balanced slide
valve; P. R. Hunt, Plattsville, corn
harvester; L. A. Kinder, Cleveland,
stlinging pianos; W. M. Kleeman, Co.
lumbus, memorandum tablet for teIe-
phones; T. Kundtz, Cleveland, sewing
machine table; A. Miller, Newark,
clover hulling machine B. Miller, West
Lafayette, gate; J. D. Perkins, Kenton,
latch and lock; J. Pfeifer, Dayton, cash
register; II. @. Pritchard, Dayton, cash
register and indicator N. b. Humphrey,
Moorefield, plow; P J Schreiber, Day
ton, automatic elevator gate; s. H.
Short, Cleveland, electric locomotive; j.
Thompson, Bucyrus, brick cutting ma
chine; G. E. Vaughn, East Palestine,
valve mechanism for engines; w. X.
Wagner, Youngstown, endgate w. S.
Welsh, Springfield, check valve; J. E.
Wenman, East Liverpool, lamp chimney
attachment for medical vaporizing and
heating purposes; G. Wilcox, Sunbury,
whiffietree coupling; J. A. Williams,
Canal Dover, electric motor regulator.
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs, and Colds. If you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has won
derful curative powers in all diseases ol
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle
is guaranteed to all do that is claimed OF
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
free at Seybert & Co.'s Drug store
Large bottles SOC. and ST..
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Strong Witnesses.

Among the thousands of testimonials
of cures by DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
is that of Nathan Allisons, a we'll known
citizen of Glen Rock, Pa, who for years
had shortness of breath, sleeplessness,
pain in left side, shoulders, smothering
spells, etc. ; one bottle of DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet,
Salem, N. j., is another witness, who
for twenty years suffered with Heart
Disease, was pronounced incurable by
physicians, death stared him in the face,
could not lie down for fear of smother
ing to death. Immediately after using
the New Cure he felt better and could
lie down and sleep all night, and is now
we'll man. The New Cure is sold, also
Free Book, by Seybert q Co.
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An Old and Big Turtle.

When Mauritius was ceded to Great
Britain, in 1910, there was gigantic
turtle in a court of the artillery bar
racks at Port Louis, which is there still,
although almost blind. It weighs, ac-
cording to French observer, l50 kilo-
grammes and measures $50 meters
(eight and one-half feeD across the car
apace. It's height from the ground to
the top of the carapace, when it walks,
Is about 0.e8 meters (about two feet).
It is believed to be 200 years old at least;
nevertheless it carries two men on its
back with ease.
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Cheap Excursion to Florida. Balti-
more 4 Ohio Southwestern II. II.

The b. & O. S w. r. r. will sell ex.
cursion tickets at one ARE for the round
trip from all stations to DeLeon Springs,
Florida, January 25th, 1893, good going
fifteen days and returning to and includ-
ing May 3lst. The National Spiritual
and Liberal Association will hold it's
conv. ution at DeLeon Springs, Florida,
January Goth, but the excursion tickets
will be sold to all applicants.
Any one contemplating trip to Flor
ida should address B. & o. S. w. Tick ct
Agents, w. E. Reppert, Division Passen.
ger Agent, 270 North High street, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, or o. P. McCarty, Gen'l
Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, 0.
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PUNISHMENT FOR A KING.
The Little Spanish Ruler Is Laid Across
His Mothers Knee.

The Little Spanish Ruler Is Laid Across
His Mothers Knee.
The king of Spain is more or less
naughty boy, and he does not always
treat his subjects with that gracious
courtesy which is expected from mon
archs in these times. The other day,
says Harper's Young People, when he
was driving with his nurse, the boy
king is said to have put out his tongue
at the world in general, and the resi-
dents of Madrid in particular. The
editor of republican newspaper there
upon proceeded to make a political cap
ital out of the event, end drew a moral
that kings are not needed in this age.
When the news of the kings behavior
reached Queen Christina through the
newspapers, it is said that she first
lectured her son on his duties and re-
sponsibilitles, and then laying him
across her royal knee administered a
vigorous spanking. This may not be
the touch that makes the whole world
kin, but great many little American
democrats will know hereafter how to
sympathize with this son of royalty.