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Married nj Abilene

One certain Tot of $500 and "a 90 hats
at only 4Sc now at l. GOllberg's.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-21
LADIES LIST.


Chapman, Rev. Chester l.. Fore, J F.
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tised. ELI MEAD, p. M.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-21

One dollar VIII 40 the work of two
now at the closing out sale OF l. Gold
barO's
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
Tcansplanting Teeth.

Among the wonders OF modern sur
gerry there is nothing more remarka-
bic than the transplanting OF teeth.
Some years ago q dentist on the Pa
cihc ecast created a sensation by e1-
tracing tooth from the jaw OF one
person and inserting it in the jaw OF
another. Since that time the opera
tion has been repeatedly tried, but
with LOT altogether satisfactory re-
suits. At least twenty-five per cent.
of the cases have failed Of success.
Considering that the experiment is in
its infancy, this is encouraging. The
method is to select the tooth required
for tie purpose, pains being taken
that it is Of just the size and shape to
fit the space Of the one removed. The
crown is severed from the root, which
IS then deprived of its pericementum
AID shaped to suit the operator. A
thorough cleansing Of the nerve canal
is next in order, then the apex OF the
root is filed and hermetically sealed
with tiny platina tube carefully
fitted into the nerve canal After the
most careful course OF antiseptic
treatment the socket is prepared to
received the new root, which is Sc
cured in place and so Covered that it
is safe from shocks and pressure. After
about six weeks, or when the union
has taken place, provided the opera
tion is successful, porcelain crown
is attached to the root and the patient
has fine, strong and natura.-looking
tooth. New York Ledger.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
Uu~red by a Blacksnake.

Arthur Wegg, q resident OF Nc"
YORK, who engaged as u farm hand
last june on farm between Bingham
ton, n. Y, and Susquehanna, Penn. ,
met with all exciting adventure which
will lay him up for some time AMI
which nearly cost him his lie. The
rocky hills Of Northern Pennsylvania
abound in snakes Of all kinds, promi-
ncnt among them being the rattler
and blacksnake. When Wegg ap-
pearea the farm boys began their
sport by filling him up with snake
stories.
Some OF the reptilian anecdotes told
hy them would have sent blush to
the checks Of AnaniaS, but the country
youths kept their faces straight and
their victim for a time accepted the
tales as gospel truth. AS time went
Oh and the largest reptile that met
Wcgs's eye was grass snake, he came
to doubt the veracity OF his inform
ants, and when they told him o."
black chaser which had been seen IN
the fields he laughed atd said 1t haE
probably cravled out Of the bung hole
Of the molasses barrel at the corner
grocery.
Recently the men we're at work IN
field when one Of them dropped h:S
=cythe and started on gallop sovar.
the fence shouting ''chaser, b]",%
chaser The other laoorers with the
exception Of Wegg understood the cry
e1d scattered in all directions. The
black chaser is species Of blac%snak"
that is 7ery pugnacioas and Will chase
its victim with incredible raDld1tz,
and, whan within reaching distanre,
strike 2cL coil itself about the areas,
legs OK ood? With crushing force.
Wegg hal been warned OF the ez.
istence Of this species OF reptile IN this
section, but set the story down as
fable, anil when his companions
shouted ''b!scA chaser" and rsn, Be
smiled to himself and said: ''ThiS IS
a trap to fool nc, and 7 will turn Tx
tables or them" AZ oas Of the a'-,;
dashed past Wesy .av black stF,"a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
Brought Them Back.

Anew York nau bought his own
aespised horse bac;z at ~ auction sale
not many moons ago, and now i taia
10 match it comes from Louion. \
man with passion tor COOL pnrsa'ns
in secondhand furniture fn;!e tn Sc
cure wife wlc shared il. WI=u tue
house got so full Of relics that :lerc
was no room for more, size selected &
few pieces which she thoIr vonld
not be missed and sent tneuI 20 an
auction room to be so;}. The even
ing Of the day Of tbs ss!e c&me, AM.
with it return Of all those pieces NC
4 tev more. Her husband had nap
Eencd in on the sale and, not reco1
ni3ing his OWL furniture, bought il
over again ata bargain WHICH made
the terms Of the original purchaser
sink out of sight. --DctrJ:: Free
Press.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

The young King o: Spain saw his
first bull fight the other day, an
noanccs the New York Tribune. His
mother, who has horror Of the brutal
sport, postponed the event US long rs
possible; but even she was unable to
override the ancient court precedent
that prescribes attendance on aull
fights rs part Of the education O;
Christian monarch. The little chap
viewed the sport without betraying
any enthusiasm, and departed without
revnrding the successful tnatador, in
accordance with custom. And some
SpaDiards, therefore, fear that be may
bring discredit on his order and race
by taking q stand against the National
sport when he grows TO mans estate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

0C0Qo0 as starter and in ten years the north
would howl at her progress. and we
are compelled to look to the south for tue
American patriotism. They are all Americans
down there with their blood pure throu h
century of American parcntaSe. Il is refresh.
ing TO rim up against 2 whole community OF
pure Americans
How is that fer manly confession from
leading business man in :. northern republican
city? wish that he and all such would come
down here and domicile with Hs. Ths% can
bring their pensions With them and scatter the
money around. So it c;rculat"s in onr neigh
Eorood it IS all right. May the Lord keep rs
humble and tapps.-B1Lg. ARP in Atlanta
i.nltstiIlI;IoN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
Labouchere ofLondon Truth, in

Labouchere, Of fLondon Truth, in.
du!ges in sone humorous comment on
the propensity Of American women to
seek English titles, aud suggests that
we manufacture titles and thus save
large amount Of boarded wealth that
is now taken acrcss the Atlantic. The
San francisco Chronicle thinks the
suggestion IS not bad. especially for
the young women, since they would
then get sloag with the titles which
they crave, nen who wonld treat them
better tLan they dess:ve to be treated.
Under the present arrangement the
chances OF happiness TOR girl who
marries q title aYe very slender.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
THE BEST WORLD STILL

It's sud old world when the SUI don shine,
Bat there amt no use repnin:
There's :. bright. sweet spot where IN" roses
rwine.
AL love when the sun ain shiniu'.
An me winds may blow,
An the frosts may kill;
It's the best old world
In the country still
It's cold. cold world when the slv"rs S"nH,
Eut there aiD-t M Use hewailin
Tie seas run high, hut the ships sail OF
An the sailor, sing With III" Stilin.
An thc winds MAY blow.
An the liShtin kill:
It's the best old world
IN the country still.
=: L. Stanton: in Atlanta Constitution.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
Saved His Life and Married Him.

The other night az JefersoaviIlc,
Ind, Squire Ware marie | VIII
lam Bratton and Miss Lizzie Nor
gan, handsome elopiny couple
from Covingtols, Ky, whose courSshlo
has been decided romance. \ short
time ago Bratton iell under q moving
train while standing on the streets o.!
Covington. Miss Morgan happened
to be standing near, and with great
presence of mind seized him and drew
him from under the wheels anl saved
his life. Bratton at once fell in love
with his life preser7er aud proposed
marriage, despite the fact that ne va:
already engaged to another voNuG
woman. Miss Morgan accepted th"
proposal, considering that her ciair,
should have the preference over that
OF bis iiancee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

Bot, tic E::e:::;:,:! &.l results when
syrap e l::y3 :: ;:":Icc:::; it is piess@ot {
and Refreshing; - lie taste, ara acts
gent : *: promptly on tie N;lasys,
Liver and !;o:e??:', cleanse: tie zy=-
ia e"st:; ;:a2:.;:E, ei:Spc:s co.u:, head
pcass and t:::c::7 op:! cures l:abitual
onsttiiE;sstior. i::yr""3 e.: Figs Is the
;nly remedy Ct its kind cvev pro.
ducad, pleasing to tic tas:o c;:a &C.
cept&!;Ia 70 t::c stomach, p;.aa:::?t il
Is act!2n a%} i::,:,7 bc"o@c;a! in It's
a!:acl:, r':GG.;c:::::.>>.; CITY &:o:2 Tic mast
aea!in; az! agreeable substances, lis
many excellent qualities con:ne:ia it
70 all a,:li E:a:T;a made It lie most
aoD::::::r remedy i::-:c:;:::':>.
Syrup & Figs is !o:-: sale in 80
cent bottles bv ali !aad;r@ drug
yists. h>ay r2j;a!o!e druggist vic
na7 10: hare i ca land viz ,5o,
:llrc !: promptly e. a:y ooe Wa
y;sbes to ;7y il DO =2~:- tcce:::. CO
;u3sti;:l;c.
2EL{rCCa?N!a Fj3 SHIP SHIP C:2.
So f'"s::.:::c'3v'. ~.
L0uhaNgt5. =. =: - :G7%.H?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
4 Strange Case Recalled.

In the paper of last Saturday, says
tne Cincinnati Enquirer, appeared an
account Of strange accident in which
man was killed by the discharge Of
Il gun while lying asleep on lounge
in his room, the weapon haiug Dis
charged by reflected rays Of the sun
:nlling upon the cartridge chamber o!
thc frearm.
Since the publication oE ih~ story e
correspondent from York, ''na.,
writes concerning toe acci;Icnt. hna
refers to r similar case, III Which,
Through the efforts OF = c,evcr Gin
cinrati lawyer namel c. c. Wallis,
the nersen accused OF mnr.}sr AMI sen
fenced to DE hanged was set ~ liberty,
tae circumstautial evidence an which
he was convicted being cntire!.v ex-
ploded by witnessed demonstration
Us to how the accideutrealiv occurred.
The York correspondent referred to
volume - OF the Criminal Lew Ma3a-
zine, page 6j77, on which fH}laccount
OF the case appears. The c&S2 was
that Of the State Of Teule:see agsins.
Avery, tried IL Henry County, thai
State, and is one OF the mot ranIor&-
aole in tue history OF ccimlna! lt!r;s-
prudence.
In June, 1887, Charles Ens,ey, the
cousin OF mlu Of the nanl2 0; Avery,
was killed in his room While l.7in3 on
lounge, about 3 o'clock n tic after.
noon. The weapon whico caused
death was G small rife, sen ling a
tnirty-tgo-c -cajiber ball through Ea:'
ley's brain. No one was in the house
at the time but Easley. An empty
rifle was found lying Oh a rac;i Oh a
wall Of the room in which tae killing
occurred, and the bullet fitted the
tube.
Avery was arres$e | for tue ccime. as
he was the only living close relative
to Ensley, aud by lis death pro@tc
to the amount OF about 500, geo.
Avery was tried, plcalel nos guilty,
but was convicted 0; murder in the
ir5t degree and sentenced to re i,a4Sv!
He appealed to tac Supreme Ge;-t,
and engaged Mr.. Wallis 10 defend
him. The Supreme Court remauded
tho case back to tina Circuit Court on
technical errors. Two mistrials were
brought about, and then came the
strangest part OF the story. The hrllt-
iant Wallis struck the keynote 70 the
mystery. In August, 1891, hc hal
the rite loaded aud hung on tae wall!
\ white sheet. with the form o. " maa
marked on it. was placel in cxacsiy
the position occupied b7 Avery When
lying asleep, oo3 heavy cut glass
pitcher OF water like the one found IN
tie room was placed on the shelf ABOVE.
TIE temperature was ninety degrees
in tAe shade, one 0: the hottest days
Of the year.
The pitcher acted as . SIN glass and
the hot rays OF the SUI shining through
the water we're retra::e'l directly Oh
the cartridge chamber OF the rid
Eight witnesses were IN the room,
and & tew minutes alter = CLOCK a
puff anl u report occurred and the
bali struck the outlined iorm back Of
the ear, in the exret location where
Ensley was shot, and the theory ct
circumstautial evidence went to pieces.
The incident belr= witnessed and
sworn to, readily explained itself to
the Jury.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
Enur liz DeNeEtts

!n q large measure uToN ECur dse.uE" cape
l!y. III other words. Il, from stomach wax :.
MSS Your system IS not receiving the reQHired
amour; OF nnuriSanlc9t, ynu are being slowly
starved 70 death. In all dig stiTe 6js"rdc.S :
the standard medicine is Tyi:r's DEsp p ~
Remedy. Indigestion si3n:e la ely rel .'T,u
ny il. MI the worst dy.i II pics az: cHt:Ee'E
and speedily cured 5y its proper use. kVE
s.. ln tVcrYWncre.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
STATE oEog1o, CRY OF TOLEDO, | CO.

sT.zfs os-0ESo. IITY o. ! oHsoo, :.
LUCAS CoUsTy. 49,
; FRANK J. CUESEy makes oath that he is tho
senior partner of the firm Of f J. CaENEY d.
70, doing business in the City Of Toledo.
County aud State aforesaid, a3d thaS said ::rin
Will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Catarrh 1hxe
cannot be cured by the usa ot HAL1's CA-ARxlI
CURE. FRANK }. CaE<EY.
Sworn TO before me ana subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day OF December, 4. y. 1*56.
,~l A. ". GLEASON,
SEAL Notary I',l5 &c.
llal's Catarrh Cu.o Is t,,;&cn Internally. and
acts directly the blood l;:G l1i;cut.S surfaces
Of t." system. Se:id 70" :cs: :m:>.l!;.i:. Irrc
=. J. CaENEv & Co., Toledo, ..
eB' SclG by Druggists, 75c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

coming through the grass toward him
at rapid rate, and before he had
time to realize the situation, tie rep.
tile was coilea about his legs and
winding itself around his body.
Screaming for aid, he fruitlessl7
struggled to free himself from the
e7er-tightening folds.
Gradually the breath was heinn
squeezed out Of his body. His shouts
for aid seemed to him to como from
some one at distance, while horril
odor that emanated from the snake
was choking him. At last, with a dull
roaring in his ears and millions OF
lights dancing before his eyes, he fell
to the ground.
Tro Of Eis compLnions who saw hii
dilemma came to the rescue With n
scythe and sickle. The folds o; the
serpent were rapidly cut from tie
body Of the unconscious man anl he
was carried to the farm house, where
it was found the bones OF his lett leg
were badly crushed and two ribs frac-
tured. The lower portion Of the
body wes swollen to twice the natural
size and turned black and blue.
Around the thighs and waist were
huge ridges resembling the weiES of a
mammoth whip. Considerable naHsea
and vomiting followed his return to
consciousness, and the Physicians
stated that had Wegg remained ano:h-
sr moment in tha folds OF the snake
he would have inevitably been crushed
to death.
The reptile was the lar 5est Of t&e
kind ever seen IN this section. When
is dccimated folds were joiuel IS was
found to measure six tcet four inches.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
ricIsonai0'$ NiiiiS, Ga.

Trtterinc is tic oiiT rcn:e.i? ever sold tIt:;t
wocld cure Tc;;cTinc 80 it wol;l;! 23; rciH"H
I've sold six dozen III a yea. ana %ua"&:;'r1i
,,rcr; box I've rove: li.il = r.;:t'a tie ulH:l
O. for = si::i. hos. | S'j.i :. box - !. ?lla% ihG
ln6 TetI"r ior ): years: :! boss rur:d n;iil
snmn.. an; well! ! aou>:r:rr ~! GD;n; i!c
,.:I,i;: i favor to rcC":!iu.''it it1;eT.ne- =.
y! Tanner. Sent Uy :l!ai; tnr .slI. II stamps
j. r. Stluntrin". Savannah, ti;,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

The 71exican Government has e,-
tended to homeopathic physicians The
same privileges granted to o!A-school
doctors IL snat country, and it is ez.
pected that within year there will be,
q well-es!abiishcd hc1ccopath;c schoo!
Cf ,,,oIinine =, HIe-;rh
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

!uzn ?:So's Gnre for Cons;;lnptio2 oo;;l IN
ny family aI.i pcacti"e.---)f. &. ". i'Ar-
ri2S,N InE,.n- Mich. NOV. 3 lSbt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

FITS sto;,a:i free hy lE. EIiH::'S GaE!7
<r!;:: HrSfD;;.:.E. NJ II i:;': !;r~; d.: ;iS"
Iia: :r,;aS ct!rr- Trra:;sc s;!.t S.'j ti;t: tH-
o.. 10. H." kim" o.! .,".';! 81. !'hta., !'H.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

3Irs Vfreiow's :;co:i.:i:c &:r2D tSr Children
tecfh;r" sas.~:.. ~. gins. rctuc-, :.n2ni':!a-
t3r "iiS.s D..!: c:.rx: wind cG:jc. PC d Goit".
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
NnEldw.l.S o. Sunday.

The police have .:iv-:. ori~r- - +:o:, ta-
.aie 9: flowers on SUNDAY in Ms :nrk tity.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

Mothers Appreciate the Good Work
ot Parker's Ginger on;c, with It's VIM Gua:'
it:es-a boon to the Dain-stricHen ana nervous
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26

When You CoHsc 10 Nc&l:zs
that vcSr coriis arc conc. ant: no pain, how
t,r;teful YOU feel Ti.e ,Tur.i VI HiIle:c0rnS IL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
II Neyyyous Debility
Cecd Health, Strength ard A:@pe-
sitc Given by Hco&'s Sarsapar:!!a.
-t'I had been sufferer from nervous Dc

fatlouS trea-G1 Hnt$
di d not give .nc
RELIEF. 7 went 20
Germany ana w.
treated by y spc'ia'-
Isl. IL 4 s':ort ;ilne
s&Te Up his treat.
I2ent and rGtu Ecl
% this country. On
tie advice {; 2
h.cnl I veyaI tax
jnGE@oi : Sa:sspa-
T;lla. The first Do.-
-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-26
-WashinSivn Star.

"And so you have started in to cs-
teblish D1ugaziue?'' ';IeS, replied
Mr.. Bullions. "Do you write for it?'
''You bet ! do. ] write about seven
teen pages week for it in my check
book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
Sullivan AND BURNAND REDIVIvUS-
NINE. JANUSCHOWSKY-NO
AND ANNOUNCEMENT

One Of the merits of the operetta texts or Mr..
Gilbert Is that they make good reading, ootn oelofe
and after performance. They are not a.. on the
same plane of merit in literary way ana that ther
popular success is not always In the same rauo
with their excellence every one will realize VINO re-
renohers the fasco made by princess Ida of
which moreover one might almost say what Lamp
said about Shakespeare tragedies when he urged
their very greatness as reason why they were not
adapted to the stage. But If princess lda u
distinguished among Mr. Gilbert's musical comedies
for its delicacy OF literary flavor. 1t is nevertheless
a fact that lover OF wit. an admirer OF ingenious
verbaI expression one who Is fond OF rhythm ana
verbal melody or even a newspaper critic who IN
the drudgery OF his professional. activity IL ooiseo
10 listen more less atentvey to scores OF plays
that are WEAKNESS to the flesh every season, can
sit down with brettos and get positive enjoyment
out of the operettas with which Gilbert and SuiIl-
van raised a form of entertainment in which all
that there of mastery once belonged 70 the
French. to the highest place in England 1t IS
reading these nbrettos which shows them to be
unique which places Mr.. Gilbert on pinnacle so
far above all his would-be rivals that the mere
thought OF competition becomes absurd, and II was
Mr. Gilberts influence upon the receptive fancy OF
Mr. Sullivan which made the collaboration OF these
men so successful Every work OF the Kind attempt
ed by either without the cooperation OF the other
has proved the need OF their elaboration a need
SO much superior to any conceivable personal or
financial consideration that almost any measure
would seem Justifiabe which might make them.
Walk this world
Yoked in all exercise OF noble end
until Nature herself shall pronounce the rrevocable
decree OF divorce Poets and composers live to-
gether in sort OF angels marriage. which de-
mands a reciprocal trust" wrote Weber TO blanche
while at work on "Oberon;" and even II II true
that the offspring OF Gilbert and Sullivan serves only
to add the careless enjoyment OF the world
which II is not. the world can III afford to have
anybody come between them. "A Trial by Jury de-
termined long ago that each is essential TO the
other for the processes OF creation. and the verdict
cannot be aside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

tn. gypsy orchestra continue and the programme
for Re Coming week will be OF special in'eafstT Tony
The :t'ra TSaS,re for the no SSs
Speciality t unasr s' performsrs
IF is. R Rssssw F BsSSSe Apollo ESs
sow Brothers the midget a'hetes season Apoo
a. kI %rencS wirewaker The Irish
Jester claims to being EgoS tss ns snd pogss
their Chinese carnivai Ryan and Toni K,cs Mack
Ford and Francis; the Gehrue ss,e gh;ning change
Agatha Deanc Russ whytals one;act , ,nns a.
eta which was produced at an authors m IT.,
the Fifth Avenue Theatre last spring; WIN VII, n Mr
ssnted curtain rails raiser v this seasH IN which Mr.
and Mrs Wkytal will begin tour OF the '''ss
aasSstus pPitoSs company will begin rsns
of Nine Sans Gene ~. a or ins Of the
opsa oh M0ss sp.e DaSprIsGry e
Mraeula sprituastic drama pa1.o by sss sffod
capb Sss to the p aagd which ri a'
Sslts an s 20 B. taken BY
.sSss w sssss st 9s Fvns @
on the DANA and Columbia Graz E rs he open
ch sS pay wh h1s S WE'LL take
October l. Nahsn Frankie has signed eon'f shs
I with Mr. Conred as 'he orchestra ieaue' Vi '"@
Edward vroom received from FTa ran Top
pee the sketches e qes h The production
viii i be on the same elaborate scale here as at the
john when hssrd w fS" and
nearly ready to start for home. He mas so, com
peted the writing OF his sixteenth sete cries begnnng
on October g. In Brooklyn ~, ,o.r mill an
Mabel Love tne ia rnoslIencv at the Broadway
Theatre Miss Love was engaged oy Geor Ses TO to
nnrdes To appear in the burlesque tna, was ~
soi,ou, "The Shop Girl at the Gaiety Ihestre ou
as the piece will run through sec.hn sea snme Mr.
Edwardes will send her to this country az ''e'oe
! of His Excellency company. ,,, onor on sep-
tember 20 with the first appearance In America q,
the Schiiersee Company Of Bavarian pess nnnnany
s,a,c, ~ tho origin and nature or tns coHipa"'
was published in these columns few weeks axo
a nrofess,onal matinee OF Augustus lne,nas .
a ~ pev 'sThe Capitol will he given at the stann-
ard Theatre THURSDAY a. s CIV T and Brookyn
u,l have an oppor tuniy to see the piece