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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
Semf&redenplase lit SAILS sOmmte.


Bie 8erwiifungen, tuel6e bic eius
beimif9e 9eui6rede bier berum in ben
8aumDpus Jelbern anri6tet = beibt es
in einem bonn 8. SuIi batirten 8eriGt
aus &eagan, Sails @o.-baben in Der
leBten 3eit a~ngefengen, erntli6e 8es
benfen gu erregen; in Elm paar fleinen
Jel6ern 1T bic @rnte beirab bo(ftdnbig
aufgefreRen unb in an6eren i6wer ses
i9dbigt.
Sn ben Weibegebegen unb auf ben
ttur nod nit unfraut beltaa6enen Brds
rien f9mdrmt eS int eigentIi9lten
Shine bes Mortes bon @~rasbupfern,
unb lett Der lebtem Wo6e baben tie Sic
a%nfoBeaben Garmen in iol6en MaKen
iiberfaQen, baB cine b00ige 3erf6rung
Der 8aumpoAe gu befir9ten febt.
6eute bat mir - iagt Der @orrespons
bent-&apitdn %. 6. SobnfDm, elmer
Der forti6rittli@ften un6 erfoIgrei9iten
GARNER BON Sails Co., feline @rfab.
rungen nit b1eIer neuen Blage unb
fein 8erfabren, bic neue Plage su bes
luulUteU, HllUelDtLl+
Seine at elm groBes Wei5egebege
ftoBenbe 5arm, beren 6en3 etpa cine
Meile lang an Der @iebran6 feines
Na6barn binlaufe, lei por ungefdbr
elmer Wo@e bon benz 9eui9redens
0eere a~ngegrifeu poroen. 9a babe
er suerit bier Nrbeiter angefe0t, UNI
bic S9mdrme bur9 Buf9merf absuz
balten; nod elm paar Sasen fei es
ibm aber flar geuorben, baB Elm bers
artiges Nbmebrperfabren ni6t aaein
febr fotipielig, ionbera aud erfoIgloS
lei, unb barauf babe er eS nit @ift
beriu9t; er babe Barrier @riin unb
Weiaenfleie-im 8erbdltniB bon einem
gfnnb @ift gu 10 pfunb &leie nit
WaHer gemif6t unb gu einem ni9t
alsu feiten Seige 3uiammengefnetet,
Sin ober amei 36fel poa bieier Mirtur
babe er bann ldngs Der Gen5 bin 3 big
4 SUB bon einanber entfernt auf ben
8oben gelegt, unb ieber Der fleinen
9aufen lei beinabe ufber3iigli6 nit
ben bungrigen 8eftien iiber uHb lber
be6edt 9euefen. I'm II 1br bes nd@s
fen Sages lei bon elmer Wirtung bes
Sites nod ni6ts gu ipiren sepeien,
aber bann am Na9mittage Elm
Municipalities Sterben eingetreteu.
Im barauf folgenben Sage. - @onn=
tag = babe er no@mals @iftsS aufen
ausgelegt; am nd6iten Morgen lei Der
goben an beiben Seiten Der 5en3 gang
init tobten 9euf6reden bebedt gepeien
unb iebt iei in ienem Geloe pon ben
rGreRern" uenig mebr gu ieben. @r
baltic aber INNER nod Nrbeiter auf
benz Nuslug gegen einen ueuen uebers
fall unb fei enti6lofen. i'm Sale Der
MOtbwenbigfeit feinen Gift 6elbsug
fort5uieben, menn es au9 ben gan3en
Sommer nebmen folte. 8is babin
babe er IA pfunb Barrier Griin u1b
.ungetdbr 40 Pfunb 8leie berbraudt,
mas il6erli6 teine groBe @elbauslage
lei, tpenrt es ii6 UNI bic &ettung BON
200 Ider 8aumnolle banble.
@be er gum Gift segrifen babe, ieien
unsefdbr 4 bis 5 older bon ben 6eus
f6reden abgefreRen uorben.
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Gia empFnSItder 0erluft.

@te fcmmt sS, ba5 bic aeute i'm Gusemeinen 70
sIet&shltts sesen ben Ierluff BON t6rpsrli@er arafi
fnb, Der f& in Nbmuseruns, appetitmanseI unb
rubelcfem Sdlaf dusert2 unbesretFia aber pabr.
Pure @a&ldffsteit, unsebunbeues Wertrauen auf bic
9raft bet Ratur, f4 ieIbf gu belfsn, ni6sen als Grunb
biefer Griaeinuns ansefeben werben. @iues Der am
lei&teiten gu becbaGteuosn @efabrfsuale, mel9e BITE
Ndtur oufftedt, III na8 S@ntnben Der ardfte. Gtn
ipirfiames StimuIan5mtttel TT bic Bette G&usrebr ses
gen brchenoe @efatr. Inter benienteen, pel&e Bic
napberne Wtfenf&aft herpprgebradt nnb pie Grfabz
runs alS gut %tnbofiirt bat, III 9Ojtetter's Masenbifters
basientse, melhes ben eriten Stang etnntmmt. Die
bur@ bteieS pprtreffli@e Rd8enel:yir frtf& belebte 8erz
banuns f@afft Grfas fur ben Gntsans On aebensfraft;
IsSelndbtse 1bdttsfett Der GinSewetoe unb Gube ees
Rerpenipfem8, welGe Ger Gebrau9 be8 Bttters nit
f@ brinSt, belfen gum pplfdneisen WiebererSas Der
perlprenen ardfte. &u& betlt baS 8ttterS aeber unb
Merenletben unb Ralarta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
THIBODEAUK.

Was bebeutet biefes Morts IS 1T
bas 9anbels5ei6en bes '
Cinderella 96ubs g a"lates 8.
9a i'm Wabltabre befanntli9 Sc
i9dftsfiae berrf6t unb mir einen gro=
BEN 8orratb BON 66ubmert fir Qerz
rem, 9amen unh &inber an 6anb
baben, neueite Gacons unb Mufer, 10
nertaufen MIR Mles 3um Soft
pretfe unb liefern bic 8emeiie hae
fur. Ollie Waaren fin6 reu unb tpurs
ben fpeaie1 fir bieien 5ommer beitelt.
9ie preife finb iiberau in 3ablen al>
gege6en. Wer biatg unb gut taufen
Mil, gebe gum
CINDERELLA GHnb 9alaft.
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8rpofIpM. 81. D. Au9uft 1880.
Sh mb4te Sbneu mittbeilen. mas fir cine fpunber.
ppde Wutltb0t v40ftor R6uige's ylerpens4tdrterA 1t9
bel msins1a @rnbeT. tpeiber felt 1885 DON M5eiisiattss
nus esqnaIf mar NIB ieitber Mot orhrtten foHnia ers
pitfta. Gv uerjnG1te ace in5glihe Wfeoi5inen uno AUG
yenfonsirte ser5te. aber one Dbue Strtsea, big er Ben
Neyuen.S tdsfer ne5u1. ba trdt fDfort uno tt9ii1 gels
fnuug Elm. unD i'd, iotoie 6u1oerte bon 3euten, loel9e
I'M todtreun feiuenl 9eiben fohen. beaeugen. ooB etu
waesee aDanoer 9ei@eDet 1T.
@. 1tsd Ctr. 90. .. u.
SEQ q. snsft Ctr, JabianappIts Snb.. OH. 80
3ta@eem Id bereits bier Dtpnate ipe9eH Slerneu
f9w66s ~erfnIeIoS bebanbelt tuurbe. einpfobI mir en-
8ysnnA .4affpr &buig's 9terpensGtdrfer.A Sd babe
Hux 5pst flaf@eu gebiannt unD bin. Gptt let 9anf.
h<uts 70 krdfti9 nHb gefuu6. bab i'd n1einem 6ei4dft
psIbss tetu Iet&tes IT. uoaitdnoi9 nDriteben fam.
8. 2eouharh.
aEeMnx eth ipert1poaes BUD fur gterpeHIeibenbe
GEEEA uub cine grbbe.Giai9e 5~ngeiaubt. Mrme
O~~ erbalten aud bic Wte6i5iu ~unfonit.
3iefe Wlebi5ili tDnrbe felt BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
8p&tD. Naitor Qbnig IN. Sort mogue. Suo.. 3nberstet
nHb istt inter ietner Mnpeifung BON ber
koENIG MEDICINE CO.,
83S Randolph Ste, CHICAGO. ILL.
Sci a~IRotbetern al baben far
e1.00 Die 0tafde. u SIafdeu fur $500,
ersbs Sits. 8 1ar So 300.
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u. s. BariS. 3. q. &otbmeu
PARIS &

pbetograpbif@es M~telier,
SO. II unb Ii Wefs@ ommereesS tra6e
San Nntonie. Die anerneueften Sen.
res in photographer fem arsgefnbrt,
ebenio elegant tpentt ni6t better, lpie
irgenb mel9e int State. 2ebensgrobe
@raponzp ortraits nnb ale grtert bon
8ergr6Bernngen. 8ebt cure 8ilber
ni6t Gremben, INT fie b~ergr6Bern gu
laRen, tpern bic Mrbeit bier BON pers
anttportli9en &infleru 3lir bsflen 33is
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fann.
Wtr liefern nur Grbeit er1ter &laFe ab.
Nnfi9ten bon Gebduben perben aufs
gensmmen unb ale 4uftrdge auBerbalb
bes Iteliers prompt beiorgt.
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= Mus &iel pirb beri9tet, baB Der
Safer Wilbelm feline &eiie mad Nor,
negeu aufgegeben babe.
@aesenbeit, biais gu tauien !

I'm bic Na6Iafsni6aft umfe.es perz
fOrbenen @ei9dftssS ~beilbabers 2ouis
9utb IT,, f@leunigt ab3umideln, ners
taufen mir fir bic nd6ten 80 Sage
ole unfere Waarem auf Eager, bette
benb aug lanbpirtbi@aftIi6en &C.
rdtben. @iienmaaren. Sarben, Samen
&C., gum Soften : 8reiie unb barunter.
Nur fir baar.
8. 9utb & sDbn,
SOP SOC Marfet StraBe.
Gan Nntomio o, ben 3. Suli '93.
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= 81. s. 9ofbeina San ans
tonic, ~berfauft einen guten ~Sweirdberi>
gen Masen (Gabrifat BON Stint,
Mi9.) nebft pfer6egei6irr gu 500, fOs
wie elm Sop 8uggD unb @ei9irr gu
$65. Giibrt tets cine p%oditdnbige 4uss
wabl Der 6iib Bros, gspensbeib unb
Guiding @asen, ambulansen unb
SuggieS, Cotton Gins, @inbmotoren,
Yertin8 Winbmablen, pumpeu, 8run'
neubobrmafdinerie, Yfliigen unb Sta
6elDrabt. Man fpre6e opr unb lafe
fi6 bic niebrigen preiie geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
SQ1t6murut.

Wer an 8anbnurm leibet, ienbe fir
mein &abifal : MitteI. Yreis
$3.50. @lei6aeitig berienbe i9 mein
beriibmtes Seras ltniberiaI 6eils
pfater, 9iibneraugenz unb Marsene
pflater, Pile Ointment unb Neurals
gia : Eminent. @brefe:
%. Sell, N1tin, Seras.
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say u. 9euinser bdlt bic be-
rtibmten 9eering Mdhmaf6inen nebit
elmer Do1itdnbigem Nuswabl grtras
fir bieielben, @benio 5eure6en, Hays
stackers &c. Mar ipre9ebor, bieIelbe1
gu beii6tigen unb bic niebrisen Yreiie
al nptiren.
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s9- Ser Meinsii6ter 9err s. @ies
berauer bon Brenbam, Seras, bat
bic Mseutur fir feline Weine Serrn
Sobn Bauer, @de 8iaittas unb @ars
tenfraBe, iiberseben. Oie pirtIi6 bora
siigli6en reinen unb geiunhen Meine
t0nner i'm 2otale bes Serrn Bauer
elmer probe nntermorfen merben.
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S9iffe taufsn gouIogns an anb iesein iebe
Node bon Ne1 gcrt mad 9pIIanb.
DurGs1tuete mad allen europdiidea Stdbs
ten tuerben 3u ben niecrisiten &aten AUS
aefteHt.
Grfts Gdiate $40 unb aufpdrts. 3ueite
Gaihte $3t unb auftrdrts. 3miihenpefss
tikete bon europa trerben borldufg nidt
aufgefsnt, bod fab G~intpanberern 3peite
eAiatssBiuets ~ ermdbisten Staten seitsIt.
%. S. 9Dung, Mgent.
: 617 Dfs9cuftonsG ttnbe, Gan Mutsnip, 9er.
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MAGNETIC
NERvlNE.

Ga gstsnttstss asiImtttel tar SpRerte, e&pinbeI,
&en.1iteneny Ardnpie, nerpbie @euraIsie, 3erfweb,
ssn 9lfebpl sstr 3ataf, lG9IafpEsteit, seifise Rte
hesssf4tfSesbeits @eea4tntef&pd4e, &ettrnermeis
Annss ; tgrm @etnfnn fhbrt. frhbes Gltern, Sc
9e bxr4 nstsenQreusuns bes Gehirnss Mibbrau&
se9 9nttaitierrf<ft eziHeten.
9.M De9sftt q Co.. DrusstFeu, (RaGfolser
ssn Jstn Z. 9srrtfeH), Gnetntee Nsenten, Spiebabs
1ls9t Gaa Autcntr, Geyae. Gbenfe Neenten fur
Msk's Aersens unh @shtrnsM itteI.
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FAM. SroB allebem bat mani es bier
aber nit einem 6o6interefanten BOLTS
tpirtbI9aftli9en @rperimente gu tbun,
auf beFen &eiuitate man nit &e6t ges
ipannt iein bdrf.
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29bitmars Seupreffen. @on als
len @r6Ben, bon Der 9anbpreRe bis
our pferbefrafts unb 9ampfprehe.
aud FIR Cotton, Wolle &c.
3u berwenben! so 8auen in
Der Stunbe. 9ie b%idigiten preiie gas
rantirt bel SIPS & Saarmat n.
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pay u. 9euftnger bat Ioeben
wieber cine Carload guBeiierner Stbelo
STANCES, fomie tdblerne Sbeal &an9es
erbaIten, ole nit 8Orri@tungen tir
6eiBmaHer!eitung.
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s@- Wir baben bas sr6Bte M1orti=
ment bon @agen, 8uggies, &uti6en
&C. i'm State unb erfuben gud, bel
uns porsufpre9en ober einen &atalog
tomrlert au lafen. tpenn Sbr etuas In
unierer 8ran9e n6tbig babt.
StQadeB ros.
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sinn sic nerbDS

ober gang erf66pft, ober leibe. Sic
an Grf9lafung, ober nerp0ien &spfz
i9merseu2 0on allen bieien uebeln
f0nnen Sic fi6 bur6 ben @ebrau6
bon 9oobs Sariaparila Defreien
9ieies Mittel berleibt benz &6rper ios
tpie benz NeroeniDitem Strait.
&upSs 9ilem baben cine augenebme
@irtung.
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Bas- 8er cine quite @ai9mai6ine
iu6t, ipre6e bel VI. 9eu ling
Dor, pel6er cine groBe @n3abl auf
Eager bat,
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@pmtbern Yacifc : @ahn.

~T~%" N*SFNS ~V*V*V$
Qbabrt.
,@a@ HewsO rleahs, Souftor unb @als
peffon tdgli6 1850 ubr Na9mittags
unb 9 ubr Nbenbs ..............
NaI San francisco, 81 paio urb
eagle paB tdgli@ $3.50 8orm. -.
Nnfunft.
Bon NewzO rleans, 9oufton umb @als
befton tdsli9 900 Born. unb 4:15
Na9m.
BON San Grancisep, 81 pafo unb
eagle YaB tdgli9 1:25 Na6m. -.
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Ms- Man beii6tise bic rei9baltise
Nusnabl bon Petroleums &o96fen unb
&anges bel u. Seuinger.
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Scarf Glaidtn 8ieres.

9ieies Bier 3eidnet fi9 burd feline Reinbeit
anb Site unb burd ieinen B%pbIsefdmad aua
unb iibertrift ale ~SIaf9en.8iere i'm Marfte.
Das Bier ipirb in Der Stabt fret ins SauS
abseliefert. 100 Sebe TIai4e ~sarentirt.
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Q. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Mbfahrt.


Na9 @alpeftOn, 9%oufon unb @uero
td8lt1 1905 Born.
Na9 CORPUS @briti, &ranfas NaB mnb
Beebile tdgli6 10 Na6m.
Na9 &errpiae tdgli9. Z: 15 Nbenbs.
Na9 &errpile tdgli9, ausgenommen
Sonntags unb Montass, I'M
7:40 Worgens.
Nnfnnft.
Bon @albefton, 9oufon unb @uero
tdgli9. 1900 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus @briti, Nranfas paB unb
Beebiqe tdgli6. Na6m.
Bon &errbile tdgli6.... $3.50 8orm.
8on &errbile tdgli9, ausgenommert
Soantags unb Wontags, UNI
GAS Na9m.
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G1enbabn Tabr Ylau.
s. & @. u. Babn.

s. q U. VI. Babm.
Mbfabrt.
Na6 ct. 2nuis pia Sron Mountain
Ober 80. g.. & 5-...6:50 Morgens.
Na9 ct. 2Duis pia Sron Moumtain
NDute 8:15 WbenbS.
Na6 Qarebo. $40 Born.
Qnfunt 1.
Son st. 2ouiS, SrDn Mountain & 80.
G.. & $40 8orm.
BON ct. 2ouis, SrDn Mountain & 81.
g.. &9.......-..-.10:55 Mbenbs.
BON 2arebo ...... 80 Mben6s.
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0emtid : eaaliiAe Gbmle,

0uH MHlpHtb, 1eTd6.
Mnerfannt tiidtise %2ebranifaIt fir &naben
unb Mdbden ; felt breibis Sobren in roger
8irfiamfeit. gortrefftde. Qebrfrdfte unter
betpdbrter Seituns. Ser eneIifden Gpra9e
pirb, tpie Der beutiden, nDIle 8e9nuns &c.
tragen. 9luberbem nnterriht i'm 81 aniiden.
Gini9ermaken bDrbereitete Sdiler inben iss
berseit Mufnabme. Mdbere Ausfunft ertbeilen
9err s. @roDs, Prdiioent bes S6uI @or:
itanbes unb % nj. 8arbea, 9ireftor ber
an1talt. tutr-
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9enti@e Sob Office umo Bud.
bimberei.
9euti@e, iOpie engIif@e Druid rs
beiten perbet prompt urb biais bers
fertigt BON Sobn S9ott, 80 Z
NDrb StraBe.
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Sic etn5tse tas1i@ eri d. ct
bemtihe 3eitmmg im Seras.

Sic ,,Jrete Brefe fit gegas" bat
BON alleu beutid teTaniiden 3ettnr=
4em bic 9rDkte Mbpnnentenaabl.
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Sos IaB>8ier

ber gitp 8rameret erfreut fta auberorssnts
li4er @eliebtbeit unb tpirb iiberau eOraesoscu.
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ausfabrIi4e Details, 9rudiaden &c. finb
gratis gu erbalteu BET
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Sn Solse bes gerbstes @intpanberer BON
@nropa I'M 3ipiidenbed 3u befSrbert, fnb
&dufern bon Gabrfarten ~beionbere Yreiser.
m%dbisunsen in sweite Gaiiite %sebpten. toeIde
bis gum l. Gpril @iItisteit baben.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-07
PUBLICATIONS. "a VI
Thu WHITE Gypsy
WILL BEGIN, IN THE MORNING NEWS
SUNDAY. JAN. 8, AND IN THE WEEKLY
NEWS SATURDAY, JAN. Ia
DESCRIPTION OF TIE PLOT.

The story deals with the lives and loves, tbs
hopes and struggles. Of pitmen aud pit brow
lasses. The hero Of the tale is a miner; tbs
heroinsa beautiful girl who works on the pit
bank and one Of the Coal Kings of Lancashirs
plays prominent part in the drama.
In the opening chapter there is brief ds-
scription of Sir Nicholas Carslaud and his two
sons. who are half. brothers The baronet COM
menced life as pit boy, and has made fortune
out Of coal The elder son Is a cold -blooded
schemer the younger Bohemian Of the wild
est Kind, whose escapades and rnisadventures
have alenated him from home and relatives.
The prodigaI makes last appeal to his father.
and promises reform, but the baronet at the in
stlgation of bis elder son refuses TO help tbs
scapegrace, who is living in lodgings in Lon.
don. ~ ~
In despair, Sydney Csrsland. the scspegracs
son, repairs to Carsland Hail. where he meets
with frgid reception. Heis told that he need
hope for no further monetary help until he set
Ties down, selects q profession, and begins to
study in earnest All thought OF hard work is
distastefu to the pleasure-loviug young man.
and for some time he hangs about undecided
what course 10 pursue.
At this point Sydney discovers that his brother
is engaged to young lady who lives in the
ueighborhood. whom he had himself wooed in.
vain year or two before, and that the mar
rage is to take place shortly. He learns also
that his father intends to present the bride with
bis late wife's Jewels. which are said b,
be worth 10000. The precious stones srs
in his fathers room. and one night he obtains
possession Of them, and flies, seeking safety In
wood some miles away. Here he is attacked
by poachers, beaten senseless and robbed When
he RECEIVERS he is lying In a cottage on the con-
fines Of the wood. Here he remains an outcass
and penniless, and in deadly fear of being ar
rested for robbinR his father.
While at the cottage he passes under an as
sumed name, falls in love with and nlsrries ths
daughter Of his host, who is an old widowed
Gypsy. A short time afrerward he learns tnst
both his father and brother have come TO q sud
den end, and that he is wanted as the new bar-
onet and heir. He resolves to leave his Wits
and father-in-law forever without revealing his
real identity, and goes back to CarsIand Hall
This forms only the Introduction 10 the story,
the interest Of which really begins when a SUI
perbly beautiful girl known as the White
Gypsy" appears on the scene in the picturesque
attire Of pit brow girl. &io a.
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range, two OF the shots actually going into
the same hole,
Lieut.. Schroeder, commanding the YES
sci, and Lisut. Dombaugh, In charge OF the
guns, have spared no pains to prepare the
vessel and the guns for the trial and should
the MeSuvius prove successful large por-
ton OF her success should reflect on these
officers, whose faith in the guns aud whose
unremittiug efforts to perfect the system
have made new type Of war vessels pos
sibllity.
The Vesuvius will sail with forty-one
dummy" projectiles aboard for the the test
The other projectiles, including tho eighteen
loaded with the full gun-cotton charge, will
be shipped to the Brooklyn navy yard from
Newport, r. l., aud will be carried 70 Port
Royal by the United States steamer Phila-
delphia. As the Philadelphia went into
dry dock on Jan. 8 and then ill up with 900
tons Of coal she will probably follow the
Vesuvius about Jan. Is.
When the Nesuvius arrives in Port Royal
she VIII establish stations for observing the
fall of shot, range her guns and swat the
arrival OF the Philadelphia and the hoard of
officers appointed 70 conduct her final trials
She will steam at the rate of 1875 knots and
should arrive on Tuesday next.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-07
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
ECZEMA & SCROFULA.
Lost Two Children Before He Tried Cuticura.
saved Wife and Two Chridren's Lives
BY Using Cuticurs Remedies.

have found the CUT1cURA REMEDIES to be
Just what you recommend them. My wife was
covered all over with pmples, and tortured
nearly to death with Eczema, as the doctor
called it. I have never found anything so good
for a family that is troubled with Scrofula and
Blood and Skin Diseases. believe the CUTI-
CURA REM DIEs saved the lives of my wife and
two children lost two children with Eczema
and SoFofula before tried these remedies, and
the twoliVing had as bad cases Of Eczema and
Scrofua as the two that died. CUIIcURA
REMEDIES completely cured them and they have
saved their lives as well as that of my wife
These words are. every one. true. 1 can refer
you TO my neighbors. have saved one hun
bred dollars, doctors bills, and our lives by
using them. My God send this into the homes
of families who have never heard Of CUTIcUR A
REMEDIES.
]. N. SMITH,
Cotton Mill Anderson 4 n e r
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-07

TIE longest railway journey in England with
out replacing the engine is the well-known run
Of the London and Northwestern locomotive
Charles Dickens - which for years has taken a
train daily from Manchester TO London and
back, distance of S72 miles. or 1876 miles in
each direction. But the greatest effort Ia this
erection appears to have been made by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, which re-
Gently ran special grain train from Chicago to
Jersey City ga miles, without uncoupling car
or changing the locomotive.
IN anticipation of the rush to the worlds fair,
there is great demand for berths on all the
Atlantic liners running to this country. sin
gle industrial school in London has secured
1900 second-csbin berths for its students and
their friends.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-07

What Came of q Woman With a Stray
Wire Around Her Ankle Entering a
Cable Car.
From, the Chicago Tribune.
A bundle of tangled telegraph wires lying
on the ground at the corner of Division aud
North Clark streets was the cause Of an ac-
oident to Mrs. Bertha Mitchell. 400 Web
ster avenue, which may result fatally for
her. She was standing at the corner
Sunday night waiting for a north
bound cable train, and did not
notice that her left foot had become en-
tangled in the wire. AS the cable train
stopped she entered the last trailer through
the rear door and was about to take her
seat when her attention was called to the
wire, which was still wrapped around her
ankle. At the same time the conductor
noticed it and made an effort TO release her,
but the signal for the train to start had
been given.
With q violent jerk il shot forward and
Mrs. Mitchell was thrown from her feet.
The conductor sounded flour bells" the
signal for an instant stop. but there we're
three treilers to the train aud by the time
the signal reached the gripmau the train
had gone forward fifty feet. Several men
tried to assist Mrs. MITCHELL but they could
not reach her in time. The other end OF
the wire was attached to a telegraph pole
and as it was drawn taut she was thrown
forward TO the floor of the car with
terrible violence. The rear door had not
been closed and she was dragged through it
and hurled against the end board. Had the
train not been stopped then it is probable
that the first thing 70 yield to the tension
would have been Mrs Mitchelrs ankle. She
was lifted from the car and 1t was thought
best to make no effort to remove the wire
without the aid of physician. Accord.
ingly i: was cut aud the woman was carriod
into the Office of DR.. C. Macarthur.
DIR. Macarthur realized at once that the
wounds we're Of a serious nsture, and with
great care be unwound the wire. 1t was
found that on the back OF Mrs. Mitchells
leg two deep cuts had been
inflicted one Of which laid bare
the bone. These were Immediately
behind the knee cap. as the wire had slipped
up when the car first started. Serious
spinal injuries resulted from the violence
with which Mrs. Mitchell was thrown
against the end board of the car, and when
she was removed to the residence of her
sister she was in semi-conscious condi-
ton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-07

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children. and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostruns which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
De. ]. f. KRcHEi,oE,
Conway, Ark
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q T. N. SIT H.
Cotton Mill, Anderson, C. H, S. G,

have used CUTIcURA REMEDIES for Eczema,
aud found them as recommended. tried every
noted physician in KhoXvi le and the county,
and received no benefit. I used the CUTIouRL,
CUrICURA SOAR, and CUrICURA REsoLvENr per
directions, and they cured me in four months
j. N, D. NELSON, County Supt. OF Pub. Inst,
Logs Cross Roads, Union County, Tenn.