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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

JERRY SIMfsoN, the sockless Kansas
Congressman, says the hope OF job is
the adhesive power of the Democratic
and Republican parties, and might have
added when this hope departed from
him he turned Popul!st There are
many Ter ex Democrats and ex, Repub-
licans in this country who becsme such
for the same reason.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
Tramps Rob a Train.

ELKHART, Ind, June 14.-Tramps
held up a Lake Shore freight train be-.
tween here and Southbend last night.
crowd OF young men from here were
on board. and the trsmps relieved them
OF their money and valuables. They
then shot at the youths in the car and
compelled them to jump from the rapidly
moving train. During the melee one Of
the tramps was thrown from the train
into cattle guard and killed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
For Bimetallism.

BRUSSELS, June 14.--M. Alpho-zo
Allard, in an address to the conserva-
tive association asserted that the pro-
tecsive policy OF Belgium is the result
OF the currency difficulty and the only
real remedy for the industrial and COM
mercial depression was to rehabili.ate
silver. That the world was realizing
this was shown in the widespread BIZ
metallic movement.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
A Strike at DillonviIIo.

BELLAIRE, Ohio, June 1.-THE first
strike since the settlement of the big
coal miners strike is at Dillonville, on
the Wheeling and Lake Erie road.
Those participating in the riots at Gay
lord mines two weeks ago were refused
work and other miners went out. The
mines are re-closed, and will not be
operated until the men are reinstated
Six hundred miners ere idle.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
Cornell Won.

ITHACA, N. Y. June 1.-THE first
annual race between the freshmen OF
Cornell University and the University
Of PennsylvaAia was rowed this after
noon at the C3yuga Lake over the two
mile course Oh the western side OF the
lake and Corhell won by two lenRths
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
Old GLORY Hono,ed nt Cb,caoo

CHICAGO, June 14.-Flag Day inau-
gurated one year ago by the American
Flag Day Association as holiday was
observed to-day by the public schools
The celebration in which teachers and
children took part was held in the parks
of the Northwest and West side. Chill
dren marched and speeches, martial
music. songs and recitations charac TER
lied the observance.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

THE piraticsl Black Flags are pre-
pairing to resent the Japanese advance
in Formosa. They are the most for.
midsble Of all Chinese warriors, and
the result OF their conflict with the
Japanese troops will be watched with
interest.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
Killed by Lightning.

WASHINGTON. June IA special to
the Post from Newport News, Va, saya:
VIM. Guy, aged 80, OF Fort Hill, near
here, was killed by lightning at his
home last night. He was sitting before
the Fireplace when the flash descended
the chimney, and he was instantly
killed. His wife and daughter were
within ak feet of him, but they were
not hurt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

THE Cuban revolutionists are said to
be plentifully supplied with funds, and
have as fine arms and ammunition IS
can be purchased. This Is we'll enough
rs far as it goes, but unless they have
enough soldiers and Of the right material
their efforts for independence will be in
vain
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
Negro Hanged at Mobile.

MOBILE, Ala, June 14.-Philip Good
win. colored, was hanged to-day in the
jail yard before crowd OF 500 people.
He made no confession and seemed
badly frightened. The crime for which
he died WAS the murder OF John Poole,
section boss on the Louisville and
Nashville railway, at Venetia, who had
DISCHARGED him.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

THE T1MBs lie q member OF the Associated
Prees-the greatest news collecting association In
the world-and receives over special wire the
full tclcgraphic news service OF the Associated
Press-the same news from all over the United
States and the world that is simultaneously re-
ceived by the great dsilies Of New YORK., Phiadel-
phia and Baltimore.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

WHEN sensible men like Gen. Wade
Hampton look upon Mr.. Cleveland's
candidacy for third term as q strong
probability it is about time for Demo.
Gratis to pause and consider.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

MANITOBA refuses to comply with the
demand Of the Canadian government for
separate schools and the question next
arising is what will the latter do about
it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
arrested for murder and Arson.

OCALA, Fla, June 14.-Thomas GRAY
Is under arrest here on the charge Of
murder and arson committed at CoberR,
Ontario, three years ago. A warrant
is out for.his wife IS an accessory, but
she was not arrested because she has
six small children. Gray has been
farming near here for the past three
years.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15
MRS. poehm Critically Ill.

The wife OF Councilman Boehm, who
has been i'll for some days, WAS reported
this morning az in q critical condition,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

Travelling Cloak; It would look wei,
in gray or beige light wool, the front il
full from q neck band and the bach
tight (see back view); three capes are
set above. Six yards double width goods
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-15

BosToN Baked Beans and pork at the
Wayside Inn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

READY r., J : :

ftets int Sauie bait. 9eIfen @ebrou9 mtrb fi9 as
t~e9ensretD erlpeiien in allen G6lle1 BON S6meraen pber
&ranfbett. So eGiitirt gttGtS in Der @8eIt. bas 10 idueG
S9meraen oeiettigt ober bic Gntlpideluug elmer Rrants
belt ouTbdlt, Die Sas 9teabD 99elieT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
@ime pprncbne @amSlmma @meiH's.

4u6 ,hinten melt in Der Siirfei" bate
Der y1ame beg bin9e16tebenen 9rpBen beut>
I9en &ebtsle6rers 8neiit einen rubn1ret@
6en 8lang, Der freili9 faum auf bic ni1enz
16aftli6e ober politiI9e 8eDeutung bes gro@
Ben Mannes, pielmebr peientltb urf Die
na9fpIqenben beionberen 8orfDmmni1e 5uz
riid3ufii6ren lit. Sn ben Subren 1888 unb
1889 tamen Die 5ablrei9en &e9tstrettigs
teiten 5pif9en Der pfOrte unb Dem @rbauer
Der tiirfiI9zeuropGiI9en @ifenba6nen, 8aa
ron 6irI9, gum f9ieOsgeri9tli9en 4usz
trag. @neiit nurbe bamals gum S9iebsz
ri9ter ertpGblt, unb Der &e9tsftreit purbe
inn BON Den beiberIeitisen @a6paltern gu
Berlin bprgetragen. 0as BON DOrnberetn
fir i'm feltgefebte 6onorar betrug 100000
Srdnfen. 9rpB par bas @rftaunen in Som
%ItantinDpeI, uls @neift ouf biefes arttge
Giimm9en Der5i9tete unb nur urter Der 8e>
b%ingung ppQft 1nentgeltli4teit bas OBJ
mannsamt anna6m, Sn Orientalif6en Nuz
gen CAB es fir cine Tpl9e unbegretflt3e9anoz
lungsneife nun in @rtlGrung: Soron
6irf9 bate 3tpeife1os benz Sbmann einen
rie1igen 8ad19ii9 3ugeii9ert un0 @netft
tpplte a1f Tol9e Weiie ben Hubm bes @belz
mut6es nit etnem 59Dnen go ten @elo 3uz
fammen ein1trei9en, Oiefe Mnnabme berri9te
in Der Shat fait allgemein por unD bepirfte
9roBe Niebergebriidt6eit in tiirtif9 ben &reiz
len. gs mar ia inter fol9en umfGnben
faum uuf einen giiniigen Nusgang Des
Ge9ts1treits gu boffen, BEN man bo9 fir 10
9ere@t anIa6 unb BON Dem man cine Sibne
uQ beS i6peren unre9ts erboffte, Das bic
Strict i'm 2aufe Der lebten 16 Sabre pom
Baron !6irI9 erbulbet babe. 9a fam pl0bz
li6 BON Dem 9a9palter Der 8forte in Ser
lin Die telegrapbtf6e 8unbe, baB @neiit ben
Baron 0iri6 our 3o6lung elmer @nt16d0i=
gung pon 27 Miqionen Sranten berurtbeilt
babe. Die Stimmung, Die BEL Nnfunft Dee
Selegramms duf Der PfDrte berrf9te, lGbt
1t6 faum beT6reiben. @s mar, ais pdre
cine grobe S6lu9t %geponnen porDen. 81
ner lief gum anbern unb er3d6lte INN Die
WunbermG6r. Oas @mpfongs3tmmer beg
MiniIters Des MuSfpdrtigen Sab YaI6o
aber, Der aus 1einer 8erliner 8ptf9after3eii
ben beut16en G6arafter unb AUDI 9neift per-
{Dnli6 fannie unb Der jene elenben Musitreu=
ungen Itets beittmnlt 3uriidgetpieien bate.
NOR qefiiQt nit Bfprtenz8eamten, Die num-
mebr iene @erbd9tigungen 3~uriid3unebmen
fi6 beeilten unb bon Sob unb 8epunberunQ
fir @nei1t iiberfloHen. 8pr elmer Tol6eu
606e Der @eiinnung f4ten eS ben 2euten
16ier 3u 19pinbeln. 60 bat @net1t 0urd
feline borne6me 9anbGungspeife benz beutz
F6en Tamsn i'm fernen Sfen bobe @bre gez
ma3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
Mtlanta unto Der 9lmfI6umm9 Ses
GiiSctS.

Ser groBdrttge d9rdrtI3e Muh3nung
bes Siibens fling nah Dem Srieoensl3lub
in 1865 nit 19ii9ternen &erIud,en ali.
S9nere Wunben naren 81 betIen, groBc
8erluite tparett gu trdgen unb iolttn nun
bur9 Elm neues, freies Mrbettsipiiem erfe5t
iperben. NDrbli9es &apitaG brd3te potl
0ilfe, aber beppr Die reue @ntfaltunJ DD1t
Nrbett unb 11nterne6mrngsgei5t in Sang
fam unb entipre6enbe @rfplge 5eiti9te, perz
ging man9es Sabr.
Dab mdn enbli3 cine feitere 9teaung
erlangt bate, Denies Die 8aumpolsnzQusz
1teQunq in 1881. BON biefer batirt ii6 benn
Der erftaunli9e NuH9pung, Der ft9 iebt
iiberdQ i'm Siiben gelteno ma3t. Oamals
gub es nur 5fpei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm
Siiben.
0eute bat man 500 8aumtpp1enzSabrtz
fen i'm 9iioen, nit einem ~Nnlagefdpital bon
100 MiQionen Dollars, unb foriipdbrenb
tperben neue 5abrifen erridtet. Cine Nns
3abl Der grDBten Subriten N~euzGnglano3
BADEN 5abriten i'm Siioen errt6tet. Gs
bat ben NnThein, uls pb b~ereinft Die gauge
8aumtppuen= Se%ynbuItrie ii9 bort fon3entri=
rem tperbe, tpo fe i6r Hp6mutertal an Srt
unb @teGe feiner 8rpOuttion O6ne oGle
Sransporttoiten er6alten tann.
Die @erunItaltung Der @usiteaurg gu
&tlanta lpirb 8epeiie in Menge BON bteIeT'
erpBen Nufi9pung bringsn, IpG6renD iie
5uglei9 iel6ft Elm 8eneis tit BON Dem 8raftz
bepuBtiein bes @iibens unb BON befen poGz
erpu9tem inbuitrielen llnterne1mungSz
9etft,
MGhren0 feline MuS1tenuno in 1881 ouber
8aumtpone, Muis, 3ets, &Obrz3udec etc,
tpentg anbere 8pbenfrii6te unb fat gal
feline 8ergperfsz unb SnbuftrtezP rpouft(
borfibren tonnte, pirb iebt 81 Ntlunta einG
neue Nerd bes iSiibens Our9 gldn3enof
8rpben feines iungen 8ergbuus uno feine1
SSSnDuitrie prpfldmirt Der0en.
9as Bib BON feinen 8obenrei9tbGmern
unb pie erfoIgrei4 beren @ertpert3ung BE-
gonnen bat, tpirb i'm gan3en 2anb &dpital
unb Nrbeit anfeuern CUR ge&pinnrei6e1 Wtit.
~pirfung unb 3beilnabme an biefem e~ritdunz
li9en @ufi9pung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
SEER y. 9Sitte astaS Der rMffff0e
9A0erM hAtt0+ s

0ie leiterbe &rdft GltBldnbs lit beute u1z
be ftritten Der 6inon3miniiter b, Witte. @r
f0rbert bic Snbuftrie, iu3t Der 2anbpirtbz
19oft gu belfen, betreibt Die mirtbf9aftli9e
Gr19lieBung bes glor6ens unb Stbtrtens.
Sem 39arfer 8ltG erfaBt dqe uebelItdnbe,
unb imnner neiB er 5u belfen. So bat er
au9 Der Ngrarfrage feline Mufmerf1amfett
~3ugeipenbet, ri9tiger Der 8auernfrage. Man
peiB, bab Bel Der 8auernbefretung ITO Wilz
lionen 9ebiGtinen an bic 8uuern bert6etlt
purben. Mber Der 8oben murbe 8eftB Der
@emeinben; Der e~tn3elne bat nur 1D5ufdgen
bic &e9te zines pG9ters. Sn betimmten
3piI9enrGumen pirb bas 2ano unter bic
Observation-Disclosures getbetlt. Steier 3uftano
bat our %bDligen 8errottung Der 8auern gez
fibrt. ga au9 bic be1ten na9 g%etpi1en 3eitz
rGumen Meder er6alten, bic 0urb Die Gaub=
nirtb19aft Der portgen NubnteBer ausge=
fogen ftnb, muB al ibr W1iiben tbnen bergebz
li9 erf9etnen; Die SSolge 1T, baB bas 8auernz
Lamb faum Elm 3ebntel beifen abpirft, mas
es qeben f0nnte, ipern Der ~etn3elne @tgen=
tbimer pGre. Mus Iol6en @rpdgungen
beraus tpurbe i'm Sabre 1888 cine 8auernz
Ngrarbanf g%ebilbet, Die t6re S4Gttgfett alz
mdhlih ouf 43 @oupernements ausbebnte.
Nah einem misunderstanding, Der Bis gum
1. eo%Sanuar 1894 rei1t, bat bic 8anf gum
Mnfauf pon 2,O47, SAT OeBidtinen 2anbes
an 293,101 8auern 70,347,440 Rubel ge=
lieben. Habe5u bic 9Glfte Qreal Q,145,z
900 9eBidtinen) fauften 8auern nit pentz
ger ais 3 9eBidtinen Gigentbum. Ser Nte@
bergang Der 2anbpirtbf4aft bat in ben leBz
ten Sabren Der 8anf man9en @erluit ge=
brd9t. Man nabm gu pentg auf Die pirtb=
16aftlt6e Sii9tigtett Der S3uloner 8ebdbt.
9esbal6 bat Der Sinan3mtniiter cine umz
ge5taltung Der 8anfperfafung bur9geIebt.
9ur9 Stunbung Der SiGgun9sraten unb
anbere geeignete MaBregeln fol ben 8auern
bic 2D19ung Der S9ulb tpeIentli9 erlei9tert
iperben. Sine tpeitere tpeientli9e g1euerung
beitebt bortn, baB BON ben iogenannten
2ostaufgelbern Der 8auern6ant gepife
Pro5entidbe .als 5tnfenfretes @igentbum
%iiberpieIen tperben, bamit geeignete Sitter
~dngefauft nnD aufget6eilt tperben. 0ieie
pdrcelen itnb ais 8entengiiter ober @rbz
pa9tldnbereten ben 8auern gu ibernetIen en-.
SD bereitet fi@ lang1am cine umformung
Der bGuerli6en GerbGltnt1e bor, bic 1pGter
3tpeifellos burb bic Muftbetlung 1es Sc
meinbeldnDes beenDet tpirb, Sn ben leBten
Sabren bat ft4 in GuBlanb Elm bduerGt6es
PrOletariat 9ebilbet, bas fir Die fOciale 53u=
tunft bes 2anbes iebr gefdbrli6 perDen
muB, 9tefes uebel nit Der 8ur3el dus3uz
rotten, 1T bas 8eitrsben Wittes. Sb es ibm
g~elingen tptro, 1T mod ni9t ab3uieben. Sc
benfdQs fiibrt Die &rdftigung bes 8auernz
itanoes aub CUR 9ebung Der culturelen gu
Itdnoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

6aben einen Marf9 3uriidgelegt, Der alien
milttdrtf9en @runbfdben unb benz geiunben
Meni6enoeritanbe 3utpiber mar; ct muBte
etne&ataftrop6e berbeifiibren. nS9 babe
Toeben ben &Dnig (Wilbelm) geieben," fdbrt
Der enttbronte &uiiep fort. r9ie Sbrdnen
traten ibm in Die Nugen, als er mir BON benz
@9n1er5e fpra3, ben i6 ~empfinben miiie,"
cine S6at1a9e, aus Der bic befannte Ser
3ensgiite Wtl6elms I. BON geuem berborz
leu9tet. l1nb am 1elben Mbenb, f9on aus
Dem belgiI9en Srte 8ouiIon, 16reibt er:
rOie beutige &eiIe i~nn1ttten Der preuBiI9en
Sruppen mar cine tpirflt9e Marter." Ser
gauge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brief niberleqt
oas M}Gr6en BON Der empDrerben @leihqilz
tigfeit, bic Napoleon III. BEL uns na9 Der
&atditrop6e. bon SeOan an ben Sag gelegt
baben {ou.
Die fir i'm boppeGt fbredGi9en @reignif1e
Des Sd6res 187O-1 ger t0rten poIenbs
feline bur6 bas f0rperli9e 2eiben f6on tief
5erriittete @efunObeit. Na9 faum 5tpeiz
iGbrigem @rtl Derf6ieb er pl0bli4 in G6islez
BURT. &etn f60pferii9er uno 6erporragenz
Der 9eiit ging bier CUR &ube, tpp6l aber cine
Der ei9entbiimliGften, man mD9te 1agen UNI
moOernften @rfdeinungen unIerer 3eit, I'm
ter anoeren @erbdltni1en einige Sabrbunz
berte friiber geboren, pdre er Elm &reu5z
5ug8preoiger, glet9 Peter benz Giniiebler,
ooer Elm SrOensftifter, glei9 Sgna5 bon
2opold, gelporben. Wie BEL ienen, 10 tonz
3entrtrten it9 Bel ibm iegli9es itttGi9e Sc
fiibl unb aGes perI0nli9e unb d[lgemeine
Sntereiie in ibrer fir probibentieu ge6alte>
mem mDitif4en Senbung. MIein NIT bieIer
ParalIele 1T au9 fir ben i9lteBli9en Nl1sz
gang bas Prognoi titon urrb bic @rflGrung
gegeben. Nuf ~religiDfem 9ebiete, auf benz
8Dben bes @efiblslebens fam fo16 ira
t~ioneles Streben gliden - in Der 8oIitif,
in Der @elt barter HealitGt muB es not6z
penbigerpeiie nit f9riqem MiBton enben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21
gffd1weroen un0 Sdmer,eu
WbeMtmGttSntuS

SfobtpaD & Co., Stem Dort:
Gs fonlmt mir npr, a1s p5 ib unaereGht oeoen gts
nn6 Sbr ous9e3eidnstes t9rdparat o.. q. 81. eeban6eii
9atte, fpeI1n l9 nld9t it6er ben Stuben beri9te1 miirbe,
ent5Inoi4em &beumatismus beimeeiubt, bod fei
lb SDre WeeotSin femme, fam i'd mir itets 9tu6erund
6Serl9eTten, tpeHH ID oleisIbe uab 9Ori9rlft gebrau@G
Ndtun9Sooa.
3 AFTER.
Den 10. Gebri0r 1895. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

Die @ertpenbung bes 9reirabes fir ben
let9ten @rpreBbient f9eint Der nd9ite
tpeitere S9ritt our Nusl9lieBung bes Pfer=
bes bon benz bisberisen 5elOe ieiner NuBli3>
felt perben gu 1pGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-21

SttIIt bic beftt9ften g 9merse in
Belt BON elmer Bis atpanaiq M~lnuten. q BIT E n
9 tnnoe mad benz &eien bieer Nuaei9e brau9t
SentonA g Dnteraen 5n IeiDen.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-04-19
SELECT SIFTlNGS.

Lawyers were known in Babylon
$500 B. G.
Before the advent OF foreigners III
Japan the Mikado lived IN absolute Sc.
clusion.
Russia and the United States SEM
the greatest number OF visitors to til.
Holy Land.
OF all tho Nations of the earth the
women of ancient Sparta proved ther.-
selves the most heroic.
Three farmers in Fort Fairfield,
Me-, are going to build a starch fac
tory to work up their potatoes at
home.
The Springfield Mass Republican
has subscriber who has read that
paper since It's first issue. seventy
years ago.
A Seneca Falls IN. " iceman has
placed beneath thousand tons of ice
roast of beef, which he expects tc
eat in July.
There is specimen of the Mission
grapevine at Carpenteria, CAL, which
has girth Of six feet four inches at
the base and is still growing.
A new set of postage stamps has
been issued by the Chinese Customs
Postoflice to commemorate the sixtlett
birthday of the Empress Dowager.
At the outbreak of the war sever
men were boarding at the HerndoD
House, Omaha, Neb. Each of the
seven afteward became IA United States
Senator.
The Chinese believe that the water
from melted hail stones is poisonous,
and that the rain which falls on Ger.
tain feast days is Il sure cure for ague
and malarial fever.
Queen Victoria's father, the Duke
Of Ne Mt, lived for some years in Sorel,
Quebec, Canada. A clock supposed
to have belonged to him there is now
owned in Phillips, Me.
Miss Ellen Tickle, Of Heno, Butler
County, Ohio, IL said to be the small
est full developed woman now living
She is thirty-one years old and weigh.
but twenty-eight pounds.
Five years ago c. G. Chadwcll, col
ored, removed from Virginia to Madi
son County, Kentucky. and located Oh
farm. He was q total stranger, auI
was so poor that he was compelled t.
srbsist on bread and water the lirr,
year. His property is now assessed ot
about 81 500
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-04-19

seventeen feet long and weighs about
twenty four tons, the crane draws it
up and swings it in the air as if it
were II paper box. Instantly the work
men rush up and with long brush
tipped poles wipe out the inside, for
even particle of foreign matter may
ruin the gun. Then while the specta-
tors hold their breath the jacket is
swung above the tube and accurately
plumbed so that it will slip down over
tho tube without touching. 1t is
critical moment. The jacket is fast
losing heat and with it the diameter is
decreasing e there is too much de-
lay the master knows that the minute
fraction of an inch of space-less than
one-twenty fifth of an irch,-between
the tube and the jacket will grow still
smaller and increase the likelihood OF
sticking g'-thus running the whole
shrinking process. When the word
comes the jacket moves slowly down
ward until it fits full fifteen feet over
the tube. and then the spectators draw
siShs of relief. The operation is com
pletc, having taken about fifteen min
utes III all. The gun remains in the
pit for forty eight hours to cool and
then goes to the lathes again and is
prepared for the hoops" or cylindri-
cal pieces OF steel, nine of which are
shrunk on while the gun is in a hori-
zontal position.
The largest gun male Mt The factory
has n thirtecn-iuch throat, is forty
feet long, four feet IT diameter and
weighs about sixty tons. 1t takes $50
pounds OF powder to the load, and the
projectlle weighs more than 1000
pounds. Its energy is sufficient to
send the bali through twenty six
inches of steel ut range of 100 yards.
At an angle Of forty degrees the gun
will throw shot to distance of fifteen
miles.
1t requires six and one half months
to build gun, Hnd cns oos - FROM
$15, 900 to $4,000.
These guns are used in the turrets
OF the new war vessels. The power OF
one of the shells fired from such gun
was impresively illustrated at the bat
tie between the Chinese and Japanese
fleets off the Ynlu River in September
last. A shell weighing nearly 1000
pounds struck the Chinese hattleship
Ping Yuen, crushing through the af-
tcrpart Of the armorcd deck and leav-
ing n great hole through which tor
rent Of water poured into the hold.
A few minutes later the ship went
down, carrying her officers and crew
with her. The cost OF the shell Va1
about $500 and the cost o. the ship
So. 0O0.00
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lschargins 4 watcry fluid, and the burning
aud itching would drive her nearly wild.
Unless we enCased her little hands she
would tear patches Of skin from her face
and hands. We tried many doctors and
many remedies and at last gave the case
up as hopeless. But our daughter Cora
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla. to cure scrof-
, ulous lump near the left breast which
caused her much pain and after taking &
bottles it disappeared. Blanche who isi
now eleven, had spent seven years Of suf-
fering. 40 L concluded to give her Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She took bottles and her
face is smooth and soft ~ baby's. tho
color Of n rose petal. Her hands are soft
and white. where four months ago they
we're blue and red and calloused nearly
like leather. L cannot express my
gratitude by pen or mouth. 1t seems
miracl" and our friends are surprised"
Mrs. ANNA l.. CLARK. 401 East Fourth
street. Duluth. Minnesota.
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Nn Ingenious DGYicr

An ingoniousdeyicc is he.ng brought
out in Birmingham for locking the
steering gear Of bicycles. BY turn
of the key, it i, stated, the front wheel
OF the machine can be locked in any
position. If the bicycle is left stand
ing at the side of the pavement with
the steering gear locked, and thief
jumps on to ride off with it, he will
soon find himself in difficulties. Chi
cago Times Herald.
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The Greatest r1edica! Discovery
of the Age.
kENNEDY'S
Medical Discovery.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF RoxBURY, MASS.

Has discovered in one OF our common
pasture weeds 4 remedy that cures every
kind OF Humor, from the worst Scrofula
down to common pimple.
BE has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(Doth thunder humor). He has now In
his possession over two hundred ccrtif-,
Gates Of its value, all within twenty miles
OF Boston. Send postal card for hook.
benefit is always experienced from the
first bottle, and perfect cure is warrant.d d
when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected 1t causes
shooting pains. Ike needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver
or Bowels. This is caused by the ducts
being stopped, and always disappears In q
week after taking it. Read tho label
If the stomach is foul or bilious 1t will
cause squeamish feelings at first
No change Of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough of It
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bod
time. Sold by all Druggists
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That Tired Feeling

l. certain Indication ol impure and impov-
crishcd blood. n your blood could al
ways be ;ich md pure. full OF the red
corpuscles upon which its vitality de-
pends, you would never be- weak. Or
Nervous Boils. pimples. 5crofula, salt
rheum. would never trouble you. But
our mode of living. shut in all winter in
poorly ventilated homes and shops. de-
pletes the eblood and there is loss of appe-
tite and weakness. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the standard remedy for this condition
1t purities. vtaiizes and enriches the
blood overcomeS that tired feeling
builds up the nerves and gives perfect
health. Read this
" Our daughter, Blanche. when four years of
age had II humor break out on her hands
and face, which our physician pro-
nOunced eczema. II the cold air reached
her face or hands they would swell up
look almost purple, and headed blsters
would form aud break