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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-05
BOARD.

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one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
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81 - ut oa.

Giesmal erIheint lie in einem sad
bl0tt in oer oSonio, oeutihe nou=
tlihe 3elti6rift". Gapitdn Shnei=
Der in S0nnin9 bei0reibt lie pie folot:
2lm belten babe iA ben Gopf beobat=
tet, Da DerIelbe am ndblien uno, meil
oas 5bier mid nit Dem einen feit=
mlrts am GopIe itebenoen 9(uee an
lhoute, au6 unmilltiirli1 ben Stif
fenelte Ser aopf 1T entferut dbn=
LID Dem zines &rotooils. SIN 3ateu
lteben cine Wten9e 6ellmeiber GROCER
Sabine in reibenarti9er Nnoronung.
Sas mir sugetebrte Nu9e 1T orob,
lhmars unD erlunert ourh ben lsbs
baften Musoruf an oas Der gioehIe.
Ser 9orper ielblt 1T i'm @ansen nal
senformig, lang geitreft nit no6
hinten perlaufenoer Spibe, ib Mode
iogen eiOeblenortig, bod babe ib bis
nlbt aenou Qenug beobahtet, I'M
llhere 9!n9oben Slt MAIDEN. eine idib=
trOtenartlge Nerbreiterung pes 2jr=
pers, pie belm reton ltruirten YEN=
pldllrlls, fehlt aber be1tlmmt. Mu6
lit bel oen Don uns Qelehener Sbier
Der 6als entihieoen lQnoer as beim
SrOtOoil. guf Dem Riifen ltht cine
9roBe 6lpne. 9ieielbe III om loblten
BORN uno miro binten nieorigel Sic
beltebt lheinbar aus tarfen gippen,
smilben melben cine ihmtralide
Saut, abnlib Der Der 6liigel zines
flie9enoea Sunoes aus9eipan1t lit.
leber Torm oes S6manses, lo,pie
Der 6lonen ooer 6iibe permas d Be-
ltimmtes nidt gu iaaen, neil nidt
liber beobahtet. 6arbe oes Sbieres:
unten ueiBlid, oben ibmars ooer tiei
idwarSblau. 2dnse oes aorpsrs i'm
Wtlttel aller Shdbunsen 25 SuB."
Sin Relt BON Sbeu perbietet uns
su nennen. mas nit oieier 8ei1rei=
bune semeint 1T; es errdtb es bod
Seoer in oieIer Sabres3eit, baB es bic
ySeeiblanse" 1T.
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WuS 0cttt Wan0Derlcbctt.

sSir uaren, 10 ersablte Elm Cffisier
Der n vDtaifdfer" nit tlinsennem Spie(e
si.les ibOnen 9lbenos in Elm Stdot6en
ein9eriift, uno mie Elm oiirltenoer 6irih
na6 ySaIer Idreit, iebnte li6 meine
bunsrise Seele nad einem suten Guar=
tier uno iolioem slbenobroD. Salo
iab i'd aud meinen iebnlihen Wuni6
erfiillt unO Iteuerte birett ouI Elm Oaus=
den log, Dos li6 ourh leinen iauberen
QlnItri6 Dor leinen Nadbarn ausseih=
nete. Gin junees 3ilhler : Gbepaar,
bon bem oas Saus anein bepobnt
iuuroe, nabm mid freunolit ouI uno
erquidte mid, mas Die 6ouptiaAe mar,
nit elmer 9ebiegenen Wabl5cit.
I'm jeoo6 oas Stlot1en, Dem mir
am nd6iten Sage mieoer 2tDieu ioaen
iollten, tpenisltens etpas fennsn gu ler=
men, unternabm ih, troB Der lniloen
geine, nod einen tleinen Spa,ierganq,
bon benz i'd jeopt balo lpicoer ,urlld=
febrte. Gaum mar iA ms 0ous ge=
treten, 10 bat i'd meinen ealtli1en
2Sirtb, mir meln 9tabtlager allsuwei=
len. rGiir6ten Sic lit, Aoerr gleute=
nant2" fraste er, mid ernit aniebeno.
- sd CLAUDE gar" polterte ih ber=
aug, vmie miro lib Elm preuBiI6er Spl=
bat fiir9ten!" : vNuf Sbrem ,3imlner
iteben ndmli1 Sdrse," fubr Der blpnoe
Singer Der eolen 3ilblerfunlt iprt,
Id pflege i'm Winter, wenn ib meni=
ger su tbun babe, Oergleihen auf Yor=
ROTH anSuferti9en. ga aber manbe
,Heaiten cine aberslaubiiGe Sdeu ba=
ben, in Der 9tdbe BON Sdrgen ;u ihla=
zen, 10 erlaubte id mir Die 1sra9e, nit
Ter lb Sic jeoo6 teinesfalls trdnten
pol.te." "
Mein gSirtb 5iinoete jebt Elm furses
.itt an uno flbrte mi1 in mein
laIsimmer, Elm nieolieDes Stiibhen,
5. Delen elmer Sei4e Sdrae bis aur
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
5ta0t 0tQolumbus
pittsbure uno Chicago
Sollet ourb cine eleftriibe Sabn per.
bnnoen peroen.

0aneritus wurbe bierlelbit biev Central
Ohio electric GailWoD g." incorporitt;
oletr binter bieIem Momen fedt mebr
o!s nan auf ben erIten 8lif permut6en
ipQte 9lus Den Snfprpprations-Nr.
tifel1 9ebt ndmliGb berppr, bob Die Gje=
Iellloaft ni6ts mebr unb nibts peniger
beobt6tl9t, ols cine eleftrii6e Straben=
babn BON Bittsburg nab Gbieaeo gu
bauel.
9yan miro lih bon Der @roBortiefeit
bes lnternebmens einen 8egriif MAIDEN
tDnren, luenr man beoenft, bob Die gnta
fernlng 5miIhen ben beiben StQbten
ungiabr 470 Mteilen betrdgt unb baB
Die Roiten ber 8abn auf $4,000, 600
bis $20,000,000 su Iteben fommen
iuiihen.
Die Sermini Der projeftirten gobn
in S6io lino Brilliant in Sefferinn
GolntD unb Gelino in Wtercer GountD.
9t 9inie gebt iiber Die Counties
8dmont, Sefferlon, Sorri1on, 8ug-
cadma&, 8uernlep, 6Dlbocton, Rnor.
Wbrrom, @ralpForb, Wtorion, Wponoot,
0lrotn So9an, 2lu9lniSe, NIlen uno
Wercer. 8a nat Dem 6reibrjef Die
Gompognie autborilirt 1T, 3mei9linien
atiule9en, 10 ipiro Die 0ouptliilie, mel=
dp ourh Golboctpn, Nlt. @ernon, N}o-
rim unb Gentpn 9ebt, Die or0Beren
stdhte auf beioen Seiten berii1ren, 0as
lnternebmen bat augenl 4einli6 loDo9l
cnen lDfdlen ais einen SlpiI0enltoatlla
den &oratter llno lDiro cine 9rpbe Qln=
slhl BON 2onblt1bten bur1 Die mittlere
6ettion hes Staotes miteinanber Der=
hnoen. Sm 5rcibrieie lit audi eigens
m9e9eben, OaB ouI Der prDlefttrien gobn
Srabt, Yallagiere, Yoltla0en uno
srreBIa6en befDrbert lperoen fonnen.
Der @elellldaft itebt ferner oas 9fedt
II, Stdbten, GOtpDratiDnen unb Sripat=
)erIonen Lungs Der Ginie bin Beleuh=
un9, 9eisuns uno elettril6e 3riebfrait
la lieferr, ipie au6 cine Selepbons unb
5eie9ropDenlinie ansule9en.
Oie Gompa9nie wurbe nit einem &a=
Iital pon 100000, getbeilt III 1000
antbeile ober Nftien BON je $50, incor=
porirt. Oie Sncorporatiunsgebiibre
betrusen 800. Das &apital lit nur
elm lebr fleiner She'll Der Summe, Die
sum gaue Der ga6n nOtbi9 lit.
Die Sncorporatoren iino meiitens
oeute aus Set. 8ernpn, in melher
Staot au9 bas Saupiquartier Der gobn
1T. Oie Sncorppratoren linb: 6. ".
SOnes, s 98. Sones, S. ". @alouel,
g8illiam Dt. Roons uno 90. SpeGaep.
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Gin 8iaamilt beana6iat.

8ouperneur: :Wte&inlep unteri6rieb am
%. Sept oas8eenaoisunss @eiu9 bes
5traflinss 6arriion S. 9omns, Der i'm
Lbten Sanuar mesen 9oppelebe in
9ro,pn Gountp proseilirt unb gu l Sabr
3u1tbaus perurtbeilt morben mar.
0opns beiratbete gum erten Mole i'm
Sabre 1868 in &entufp. Seiner Gbe,
osr stuei &inber entlproHen, mar gar
m6t pom Slide besiinitist; er lebte nit
FINER be1eren ober ldle9teren 9dlfte i'm
fetigen &riege unb i9on no9 ipenisen
Sabren trennten lie li9 BON chamber,
norauf er nod Ohio sog. Meniee
Sabre fpdter entldlob ct ii6. na9
2entudp 3uriid3ufebren, UNI li9 bic
CUNT leiner Grau tpieber 3u erobern.
ST fiibrte ieinen gntl9luB aus, bod er.
tldrte ibm feline 6rau, bab lie BON ibm
bic S6eibuns er,uirtt unb einen Mnoe=
rer, sebeirotbet bdtte. ylatiirlih eeniiste
bies 0omns, ber iofort ,pieber nod
Brown Gountp In Obio 3uriid3os,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27

Gin eigentb + ii m d 8
Mtuieum bat lih Elm @eiitli6er in gir=
mingbam suselest. gr bat alle trent
ben" @egenitdnoe geiammelt, bic er in
Der Sammelbii6ie ieiner Stride gefun=
ben bat. an0pfe lteben in oieler
Sanmlung obenan, Johann foleen
our6lo6te @elomiinsen, bierauf Ntiin=
sen auBer aurs. oana6 fali6e Dtiin=
gen, Damn Spielmarfen. 9lber audi
Elm Terlobun9sring, elm CHEERING, Elm
9oloenes aettden, ein lilbernes 0ers
uno- cine Npnan,itpatrone prangen in
oieier Sanmlung.
Sn twerpen perbaitete
Die pprtlge YoliSei smei 3eutl1e nit
.ltamen Ybilipp &pper unb 6einrid
'liiller aus 2imburg a. b. Sabn, oif
Il lDrer 0elmotb negen getriigerei 81
lln9eren Sreibeitsltraten perurtbeilt
uno ent'prungen maren. Sic bielten
llcb bereits mebrere gSO1en in geleien
OUT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27

lede out9e'topelt lparen, uno DiinIhte
mir cine CUTE 9{a1t.
Geim 9lnblit Der SGree fonnte iGJ
mirb zines leihten Shaubers faum er=
pebren, ba mir Sn!oaten bod Dem Spoe
olle Sa9e 10 nabe lteDen. Sas friib
iibcrSpgene, Ifpellenbe Gett lpfte inoeb
niAt pergebens, unb bolo lag ih in ben
melDen &llIen uno lab 0uf Die weiben
Sarge, auf bic Der 9ltnno iein blei6es
SiNt mari; ein leiNenartiger 6irnibge=
ruh Der Sdrge erfilllte Oos 9anse ,3im=
mer. Gben ais ll1 Der Sblof mir ouf
bic 9lu9enliOer lenten pOlte, t0nte nit
ten aus ben pom 9eilterDaften WtDno=
li0t beI0lenenen SQrgen Elm re1t fla=
genoes ;, Nb!" 9Otir murbe unbeimlicb
81 9ltutbe: lpllte bas, oo6te ih bel mir,
nibt pielleid)t eine Nbnung ieiE, baB
eln naDer Gerwanoter iebr tront 1T,
p0er ettuas Dem 9lebnllCbes?
Sin obermallges oelltlides ,QlN!"
lhrefte mid aus nteInen getrabtungen
auf uno oeutlih pernobm ib Den Son
aus Den SGr9en; jeBt brad mir oer
gnQlti0peiB aus uno ih sos mir Die
Icde liber Die Sbrer, I'm nihts su
D0ren uno ni0ts 81 leben, uno crit
lplt f6lief iA Elm. 9lls ih am anoe=
ren Mfor9en crmadte, flel min iogleib
Der GorFoll Des porigen 2!benos Elm, oa
burIt0nte piOBliD ooslelbe >, NA!" bas
,3lmmcr, oiesnQl ober pDn einem retbt
|GtnliItbll6en 0dDnen be9leitet, uno
Gicih oar0uf wie CUR GefrdItigun9
ld)o6 lj6 Oos iNloitruntene GjeliDt oe5
&uDtcrleDrIin8s 5wii0en Den Sdrgen
Dcrpor uno fltunOlib miini0te er;
+, outcn 9}iorgen, 0err %ieutenantl"
2tm 2tOeno pOrGer bate Der 5unge,
I'm Die &ettitciIe iAr miJ0 gu r0umen,
lene Setten in einen 9rOBen G5oro &C.
brabt unb BARN gOttlid 9ei0l0fen; ct
mar notlrlib Der llrbcbcr Oes geipen=
ltjicben 2t6!"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27

obne lib pprher bel oem oortigen Sc
ri1te bon Der g8obrbeit Der Nuslosen
lelner 6rau gu iiberSeugen. 8alo na6
leiner Giiffebr rad Obip perbeiratbete
er ltd) nit Sri. @iponia 8rbIpn. 3ebn
Sabre lang lebte er nit leiner slpeiten
Trau i'm er6Btet 6rleoen uno oas Slid
besiinlti9te ibn; er par an9eIeben unb GEE
a6tet i'm gan5en County. Gin Jelno,
benz DoWns' Slid Elm Oprn i'm Nu9e
mar uno Der BON beiIen erlter oeirotb
wuBte, flo9te ibn wsgen 8isamie an, 8o
Der 8 batbei itanb erluieIen ,uuroe, 10 puroe
Opmns, gu elmer, penn aud nnr geltn=
Den 3uAtbousfhafe nerurtbeilt Sobn
Us. Saug1man, cir Mtltglieh Der Staots=
Se9nabi9 9.n9sbeb0roe, bate leine Be-
9naoi9un9 lelblt befiirportet.
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UdhrIheinlih elm 211oro

Ser bon Cincinnati ouf fiinf SATIRE
etneeliefe ferte ginb7e6er gS. Mt. Mtonre
periibte beate inn 3u6tbaule einen fqigen
MDroperlu9 an benz Wd9ter g8. 6.
@oebe aus Belmont Gpuntp uno Der
SeBtere miro aller @o6rl9einlibfeit ucd
bic babel erlittenen gerlebuneen ni6t
iiterleben.
Sic l1ntbat selhab in Der Gisarren-
fa5rif. Wtoore bate cine Der 3u6t=
ba,sreseln perlebt, unb Goeta bemerfte,
bob ct i'm beslpegen beim @aroen mel
Den miilie. @dbreno ct nun an benz
Mbterpult lab unb ben 8eri6t nieoer-
ldrieb, id)lid Wtoore li6 BON binten
bean unb ita6 i'm nit einem 6eber=
miier in ben Sals, sliidlider,ueile obne
oi grobe S6lasaber gu treHen, mas er
algenl6einIi6 teablidtist bate.
Ser 8erlebte iprans lofort auf unb
pelu6te leinen &eoolOer gu sieben. Gbe
ct aber na6 Der Sal9e sreifen tonnte,
bdte oer MOrber li9 auf i'm semorfen
ub i'm nit beiben Mrmen umflammert,
loDaB er BON letnent Vorbaben ablteben
mBte.
Sn bielem Nusenblid murben swei
aroere Wddter auf ben @orsans auf=
mrflam unb eilten berbei. 3mar poQ=
te bic iibrisen Straflinse iie suriidbal=
te, bod selan9 es ibnen, ibren &oqesen
als ben 9anben beg mDrberilGen S6urs
fe, gu befreien, leiber aber ni9t frii6er,
al. big bic Bette leinem Opfer nod
Side in ben unterleib unb in ben
&den beisebra6t bate. Ser Sti9 in
oel &iiden bot bic 2unse oerlebt, unb es
litfaum anSunebmen, oob @oebe nit Dem
2oen baponfommen mirb.
Moore 1T als elm sefabrli4er 8url6e
bfannt unb ma6te ldon i'm lekten
Sbre etnmal einen Morbanariii auf ber
Qiddhter Hi9arbion. Gr murbe notiir.
lib lofort in lideren @epabrlam senom=
nen, udbreno man oenjenisen Strdflin=
gn, bic fir i'm Yartei nabmen, Setter
mo &u9eln anlegte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
hns1es Huerlei.

NJit pSL - IltlS ptS
tdrs purbe Die Otebfins ItnIg. GOm=
pognle IN GlepeIanb nit $4,000 &api=
tai incorpDtirt.
- Safretdr YrDblt non Der Staots,
@elun0Deltsbeborbe Duroe an DDnnerss
tag Wtot9en nab Sbelbp, Hi@lanb Co.
9eru fen, NO 8ipbtberltis epioemlI1 auf=
8etseten lit.
- Jn Der Office oes Stoais-Sefre=
tars wurOen inforporirt Die Huritas
Otlneral Springs Company, Gleue!ano,
&apltal $4,000; Die Yerrp County
Yanf Company, Ne,p 2er,ngtpn. &apital
$4,000; She Rpiepille MRilling Gom=
panp, Golepille, &apitol $4,000; Sie
@lepe!ano Srult @ompanp, Glepelono,
&apital 100000.
- William &ellp, Elm 3u6tbausltrd f.
ling bon Tan Wert @puntD, Der 2 SABRE
'ue9en Guubes ab5ulibea bat, I1lls an,
Treltas Nlprsen ben GtrQ fllng Sobn
WtuonDw BON Sttawa Gpuntp, pDrauf
Gegterer nit einem Yrligel ieinem9nsrei=
Ter ben &opI uertlDpfle Sic &fs
Ddbne puroen pon elnanoer getrennt ano
ein leoer erbielt i'm Seller npD obenbrein
elne selalSene Priiselluppe.
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8uHertiih.

Oie folsenoen Sefte beutider 3eit=
l6rlften lino uns bon ber Snternational
Stems So. 5usesonsen
9eft 27 bonn vunuerlum" 9eft 4
Der vSIuitrirten Welt" 9eft AZ uno
48 BON yueber 2anb unb Wteer" uno
bas s. 9eft Der vNeuen Mulit 3eitung",
morauf mir bos publitum biermit auf=
merriam gu MAIDEN lpiinl9en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
Ruov's bdmorrhoioen=Suppolito

1T sarantirt, bab es Sdmorrboiben unb
0eritopfuns furirt, ober bas @elb ipirb
auriidertattet. so Gents per S4adtel.
S6idt 3tpei Yoitmarten fir Girtmlar
unb freie groben an Wartin @ubp, real.
itrirter Npotbefer, 2aneaiter, ga. Reine
Nntmort auf Yoitfarten. gu boben bel
alien eriter &laiie Npotbeten iiberau
Orr, 8romn u. Yriee unb Roufmar,.
2attimer Co., Wbolelale Nsenten, Co.
lumbus, 8. iept4 Ii mod
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-04
Yarn from Wood Pulp.

A firm has begun to spin yarn from
chemical wood pulp, The tlbTous
materials are first treated in the
usual manner, for instance, in the
rag engine, that is to say, they are
first macerated or decOmposed, and
thereupon passed through specially
constructed machine, where they are
formed into strips or slips, the latter,
after being freed of the largest por-
tion of the water adhering to the
same, are passed through set OF
rollers, where they are rolled up in
their length, and thus the loose
threads of yarn, called rowing, are
obtained.
The novel feature of the process,
and of the apparatus employed, is
that the flbrous materials suspended
in water are not worked on the whole
length of the sieve roll in use fol
these kinds of processes, 50 as to form
a broad gauze, but are Immediately
separated in strips of suitable
breadth, which form a thread Of
rowing after being rolled up. The
patentee dispenses entirely with the
gauze divider, and employs a sieve
roll having a sieve not on its whole
mantle, but only several strips OF
sieve. Furniture covering, in vari-
GUS colors, is also produced. British
Papermaker.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-04

Kings beer. 1t was at the time of
the great dance, when for month
there is special license and when any
one carrying beer about is liable to
have it raided. But this man had
levied toll on the Kings beer, when
it was being carried by the Kings
women. The poor wretch was brought
before the King. He was horribly
afraid. His eyes stuck out Of his
head, and his knees knocked together
as he tried to make obeisance. The
King babe them hold him fast, then
he said, looking the culprit up and
down:
"'You have nose and mouth
and two ears and two eyes. You
have used your nose to smell Kings
beer-(turning to Acknowledgment
off his nosen
"They cut off the mans nose.
"'You have used your mouth to
drink Kings beeri cut off his MOUTH
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-04

couraged in pickinga war with Loben-
gula by Cecil Rhodes, the British
colonial Governor OF South Africa,
who simply wanted the Kings terri
tory. The English forces, with their
allies, number 100 men, nearly all
Of whom are mounted Their main
ally Is Khama, chief Of the Bamang.
wato tribe, He is Christian and
the most enlightened native ruler in
South Africa. Lobengula's troops
number 10000, but they are poorly
equipped, their weapons being the
assegai, shield and knob kerry, the
latter a long piece Of wood with a
knob on one end. At close quarters
this is good skull.cracklng weapon,
The result of the conflict will bO
destruction Of the fighting force of
Lobengula and the submission Of hiS
people to the British.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-04
A FAMILY La1AtlrN.

Physicians are not inclined TO recon-.
mend self medication to the laity.
Yet there is one need, says the Ameri-
can Analyst, which they are almost
unable to supply. We refer to the
family laxative" The family ply
stefan Is able to prescribe for the most
complicated and obscure of maladies
and yet is often puzzled TO know just
what to give when asked for remedy
which can be kept in the house for
family use as laxative, that shall be
effective, free from danger, and not UNI
pleasant to take. When absent on our
summer vacation we were asked by four
different parties, representing as many
families, what we thought of the
"Syrup Of Figs" Not one word did we
volunteer on the subject, and we were
somewhat surprised TO find that there
was this small token of the very gem
eral use OF that preparation These
parties said they derived more benefit
from it and found it more pleasant to
take than anything Of the kind they
had ever used. The simple question
with them was, is it dangerous com
pound? We informed them that its
active Ingredient was preparation OF
SIENNA, and that it was entirely free
from danger. With this assurance
they volunteered the information that
they should continue to keep it in the
house.
The therapeutical properties of SIENNA
are so well known that comment on
this seems unnecessary. 1t might be
well to notice, however, that Bartho-
low says it is ga very safe and service
able cathartic," and that it is "highly
priced as remedy for constipation"
He also makes the important observa-
ton that its use sis not followed by in
testinal torpor and constipation"
The simple truth of the matter is, wo
have altogether too few preparations
which we can recommend to our families
as effective laxatives. But the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup company has one Of
the most desirable combinations for
this purpose with which we are famil-
lar The Fig Syrup company gives to
the profession the composition of this
preparation, therefore there is no secret
about it; the persons who use this laxa-
tive speak in the highest terms about
it; and we are pleased to notice that
large number of physicians are pre-
scribing it.
Viewed from the narrowest and most
selfish standpoint the physician will
lose nothing by recommending such q
preparation as Syrup of Figs to his pa
TENTS; while viewed from the highest
standpoint of doing the best possible
by those who place themselves in our
care, we would say the profession can
not do better than give their indorse-
ment to such preparation.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-04

occupied before factional fights and
internal discussions reduced 1t to It's
present level At one time" he con-
tinued, "our numerical strength was
not below the 500, 900 mark, and now
it is barely 10000; but then, rises
and falls have ever been the portion
of empires. We will again rise, per-
haps higher than ever.
Terence Vincent Powderly was born
in Carbondale, Pa, in January, 1849,
of Irish parents, and he was the
eleventhH Of twelve children. His
father was a day laborer. He had
but six years education in the public
schools, and at the age of 10 found
employment with the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company. In 1870 he
was invited one night to attend a
meeting of local branch of the
Knights of Labor, Assembly No. SO,
He Joined. The movement was then
in its infancy, and meetings were
held in secret, members being re-
Quired to take an oath at initiation.
At about this time labor-saving ma
chinery was being introduced in an
alarming way. Mr.. Powderly became
active among the Knights. In jan
uary, 1875 he was elected to rep
resent one Of the seven districts of
the order at its first convention,
which was held in Reading that
month. Uriah Stephens, of Phila-
delphia, was elected General Master
Workman and Powderly to the next
Office, which was called General
Worthy Foreman. At the next meet
ing, held in st. Louis, Mr., Stephens
recommended that Powderly be
elected to I'LL his place, which was
done.
In April, 1878, Powderly was
elected Mayor of Scranton, Pa, to
which Office he was twice reelected
and then he declined denomination.
The first thing that Mr.. POwderly
did as Mayor was to discharge the
whole police force of the city. When
he retired from Office he gave his
whole time to the knights.
AS Grand Master Workman, Pow
derby Travelled much and spoke on
platforms all over the country. Dur
ing some of the great railroad strikes
of the past he was on many occasions
the biggest man in the country in the
eyes of the public for the time being.
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does, nothing can withstand the
power of the ram. But although in
the case of this dreadful accident the
blow Of the ram was inflicted with
incomparably less force than that due
to the full speed Of the ship, the
damage done to the ramming vessel
was such as to place her in imminent
danger of following her victim to the
bottom. 1t appears, therefore, that
the strength and stability of the
Prov and ram of the Camperdown
are, quite insufficient to enable her to
deliver an effective stroke against an
adversary without at the same time
imperiling her own flotation. This
is like having great gun that can
not be fred for fear it should burst,
and | apprehend that what applies
to the ram of the Camperdown would
apply equally to the ram Of every
great battle ship in the British SER
vice.
Vessels specially designed for ram
ming need not be large nor costly
and they would be free from all the
complications Of battle ships. Per-
sonal dash, Of which there is no
want in the British navy, would be
the chief quality required in direct
ing their use, and the occasional loss
of such a vessel would be Of small
importance in comparison with that
of a battle ship | am therefore of
opinion that a considerable number
of inexpensive ram ships should form
an item in any future ship-building
programme.
While on this subject l cannot re-
frain from expressing my apprehen-
sion as to the disastrous effect of
high explosive shells discharged in
vast numbers from Quick-tlring guns
against the unarmored portions of
our battle ships. The experiments
made some years ago with such shells
against the Resistance, which was an
armored ship Of small value given up
for experiment, proved that such
shells would be competent to wreck
the unprotected plating down to, or
possibly below, the water level, and
that even where streak of armor was
applied at the water-line the damage
might be low enough down to cause
the ship to be flooded by the wash of
the sea. 1t was proved also that
armor of small thickness insured the
bursting of these shells harmlessly
outside of the ship, which, of course,
raises the question whether, if armor
has to be used at all, it ought not to
be applied in varying thicknesses
over the whole ship.
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see Kings beerp and they cut the
forehead Of the man and turned down
the flap of the skin as surgeon
might turn it, so that it hung over
his eyes.
"Then the King babe them beat
the man with logs of wood. They
beat him within an inch of his life.
At last the poor wretch mustered
strength enough to crawl away, like
a broken snake, along the ground,
and he went and lay under wagon
until nightfall. Then he crept down
to the stream to battle his wounds. "
Witchcraft forms an important
factor in the MatabeIe economy, and
greatly influences the King. To &C.
cuse your enemy of being a witch is a
simple and MISUNDERSTOOD formula
for comprising his death. Evidence
of guilt is not required, neither Is the