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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

Ser Oeuti6e SonIul in 3ansibar
meigert 1i6, ben britiiben yeb6roen
Saio 9li uno oehen anbdnger aussu=
liefern.
SSn ManiIa, Der 9auptitabt Der
pbllippinen Snieln, lit cine &epolution
aus9ebro6en. 9ie ipanil6e GeQie=
rung bat elm SriegsIbiff binoei6itt
uno mill Gerfdrfungen na6Ienoen. IS
miro bebauptet, cubanii6e goenten ba=
ben Die @in9ebornen sur gmp0rung
auf9ereist.
Inter Den Sruppen bon gotsoam
uno Sranoenbur9 tDmmen biele 6dlle
BON 3Dpbus pOr.
9ie Geionoten Der Wld6te boben
Dem Sultan cine Npte SugeItellt, worin
er auf9efOrOert miro, iOfort Die Gube
in Gonltantinopel ber5uitelen, penn er
ni6t Die Ggilten5 Der Siirten gefdbroen
noble. IS bsiBt, Der Sultan babe 0e=
Stttert, als linn Die gfpte iiberreidt
lpur0e.
3wiIben Sof goint unO eagle GliIf,
am llfer OeS Columbia in Q8ai9inQton,
mittben gSolObrGnOe. Siele Sbiere
erlo9en Der unQebeuren SiBe.
Sci Dem 3uiommenltoB zines Gr=
preB5u9es uno elmer Gofomotoe bel
Spring6Oro, In., murOe am Monto9
Elm 6euermamn getDOtet uno spei 2pfps
motiDfitbrer i0Wer Derpunott.
Ndbreno Q8m. s. 8rpon in Grie,
3D., cine GeOe bielt, gin9 Der &oIiier
elmer Oortigen 9totionolbont bin, ben
PrGIiD IiDCntidoit5cOnOiOaten Su 60ren INN
iilberlieB Dem GuGbalter Die 2lufTAt Der
&onf. 9ie'cr bDrte SGrm ouf Der
StroBe uno 9ing an ben pOroern Nus=
gang Der GQnt nm na63uIeDen, mas
lO5 lei. Sicr gerietb er in Elm 2(rQu=
nent lnO unterOenen orangen G0uber
Our6 einen 2lbSu9sc0n0l in Den Seller
lmo ODn OieIem in oo5 8antlotQl, mp
Ite $3.50 erbeuteten, Die 9epoliten Die
on Dem 9}N0mittag einbe5oDlt waren,
mdbrcno Der grOBte Shelf oe5 SelOes
ein9ci0 0IONen mar.
Ser Ip0niiNe Brenier @onOua3 bat
ocm General=@apitGn 98epler iU0rtlitb
tele8ropbirt Sic Gebeuen miiilen Dor
Dem @nOe Oes Snbre5 beiie9t iein poer
mir Iino DerlOren." Gentral Q8eDier
telegrapDirte 3uriif, ooB er mr 0off=
nulg boben tOnns, oas @eluiiniCbte 81
errel6en, meln er 81 ertremen WtaBre=
9eln feline 3nflu6t nebme unO er erbielt
oorauf Die 2(ntmOrt. D8bun Sic, mas
Sic fir gut era1ten."
Sierauf Fat General Nepler beIhloi=
len, Oas @inDeimien Der 3ufer= uno
&0iiee=@rnte Su perbleten. Q8enn oie=
les Serbot erlallen miro, miro Der glus=
rottlln9strieg alien @rnIte5 beginnen.
Die Gubaner iperoen Die Ser9e uno Die
Q8QlOer beieBt boben uno Die SpQnier
Die StGote uno bic 90rfer. 3ufer=
miiblen llno Planta9en merben BON
6reuno unO 6einO SeritOrt tperoen,
oenn Gen. g8epler miro Die Sattiten
SomeS nodabmen uno einen 2lusrOt=
lungs &rleg be9innen. Guba miro
our9 Teuer unD S6nert perwiiitet per=
ben. 9llle5 mas Dem 6einO bon 9tuBen
lein t0nlte, wlrO BON ben ipaniiben
9e9uldren pie Den SnIur9enten SeritOrt
werOen uno Seoermann Der ii6 auBer=
balb Der Mfilitarlinien befinoet, miro
obne @nabe nieoergelAollen nerOen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
9lm,p erbutta a pom Steaern.

Chicago, 81. 9lu9. Cine SpeSial=
oepeI0e Gus Muneie, Sno., an ben
pSimes Seralo" melOet, oab seltern
BORT cine sablreid beiutte Geriamm=
lung 5l oem 3rpede ltatt9eiunoen babe,
6onOs auf3ubrineen, Inn truman Ste
mart gu unterltiibcn, Die slusgaben fir
bas 9lntperben uno 2anoen in Cuba
bon tauleno farbi9en &efruten beitrei=
ten gu fDnnen. Sine Siemlib bebeuten=
De Summe ipurbe bur1 ben Gertauf
bon gririlhunsen unO our1 Subicrips
tionen aufgebra6t. Sin anoerer Mann
retrutiri gleger in Georgia. Stewart
1T Elm iunger entidlOIlener Mann. mo-,
einmal @anbibat fir Die Se9islatu,
uno er gcbenft feline farbtgen Srcibell=
ter bis gum L. Stt. in Sep Weit ein=
ihilfen 81 fOnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
Gitte Dcitcrc 0c56tG)te,

Die ben GOr5u9 bat, tpabr ST. ieln, ereiQ=
nete li6 tiirSlitb auf Der Gabnltrefe
@eeltemdnoe=Seoerfela in Der 9tdbe oon
9ranglteot. Gin bieoerer 2anomann
Der oOrtigen @e9eno unternimmt cine
@iienbabnfobrt uno bittet feline Satin,
i'm bel ieiner &iiftebr ppm 3u9e absu=
Dolen. 9ie 6rau erfiillt natiirli6 ben
g8unid hires 6emabls nit Treuoen
uno begibt iib CUR 3eit, oa Der 3us
nit ih1em Gutten mieoer eintreifen muB,
an ben goDnt0rper. Spm 3uge lit
nod ni1ts su iebeE, lie beihlieBt baber,
Dem @atten ouf Dem Geleiie ent9egen=
Su9eben pifenbar 1T lit Der 3wef ei=
mes SabnbpIes nod nidt betannt 9epor=
ben. Gnoli1 brouit Der Sug berau.
Ser 2ofomotipiiibrer lu6t bur6 &ufen,
9Sinfen uno 10 peiter Die Srau gum
Gerlafen Oes Sabnbammes gu beweeen,
ober pergeblidb, Die Srau mei9t uno
wanft nibt. @liifli1er @eiie 9elinet
es ibm, re6t5eltig ben 3ug bor Der
6rau gum Steben gu bringen. Sen
beutliben Soritslunsen bes Seamtsn
leQt Die brape Srau feinen 9rpBen
@ertb bel rubig entgesnet lie Dlelmebr ::
SD mill mein Mann afbalen," unb
babel blieb lie. Ser Seamte traut lei=
nen Sbren taum. Sen f0nnen sic
bier nidt abbOlen," ertuiOert er, nad=
Dem er Die ionOerbare ablibt begriffen
bat. vSa, iiib, Dor is be. T." iubelt
plObli9 bic Srau auf als lie Die mobl=
befannten 3iise ibres Gatten in Der
6enlterOIInung zines Was9ons erI6ei=
nen liebt. Ser Seamte Iiebt enblid
ein, bab Geoen bier bergeblib lit,
iprinet BON Der 2otomotipe unb entfernl
nit Getpalt Die sSrau bonn 8abntorper,
porauf Der 3us feline 6abrt fOrtieBt.
Sie Male BON 8olo ipielt nur eint
gerin9e &ole i'm tdsliben 8ertebr
Nidt bieie, ionoern tire aauftraft ent'
Ideibet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
9luslar0.

Ser ruiIiide 9crri6er nebit Gemab=
lin luaren lebte g8Obe III Mien ouI
geIu0. 6egenlpQrtlg peilen tie in
0euti0IonO, no Su ibren g6ren groBe
Wt0nDOcr Oeran Italtet werOen.
9oS 9an5e japanilc3e Cabinet Dat
reI9nirt.
gOtna6ribten aus 9Rao09nscar mel
ben, ooB Die 6abarolO5 Die SDrfer
pliin0ern lnO perbremen unO Die Se=
moDnPr ermOroell, wGbrenO Die 6ranSO=
len ale Gefan9enen blnrihtelt.
6rantreih bat einen l2jdbri9en Son=
OelSpertra9 nit Sapan ab9eI0lonen.
Cine 9epeI6e aus Sapana meloet,
OaB eS Den unter Dem gefebl BON
Guintin Senoeras itebenOen 9lufltdnoi=
lAen 9elungen 1T, Die Sro6o su burd=
bre6en.
en- Sruiilien Ilno 5piIhen StoIienern
unO Sraliliunern SeinOieligteiten aus=
9ebro6en. Sn Der 9robinS Yocola
murOen 6 Perlonen 9ctOotet uno so
Derlpunoet.
Seit Dem l. Suli Iino As italienii6e
Soloaten, our6me9 Seriaglieri unD
Sdger, iiber Die 8renSe nab 6rantreib
oelertIrt. Ollie ertldrten, ii6 our9 Die
6lu6t Der @ntlenoung na9 Grptbraea
entSieben 81 wollen.
Sn G6arlOttenbur9 bel Berlin 1T
eine Eulltn BON elmer mDlteriDIen &rant=
belt befallen lporoen, mcl6e Die Ner5te
beltimmt fir 9lusiab ertlQrt baben.
Sie italieniI6e Geeierung bat Die
NuswanOerung na6 Srolilien DerbOten
uno smar megen Der iiin9lt itatt9ebab=
ten braltlianll6= 6=italieniiben 9luffdnoe
III San Paulo.
Sn S0nbeim, einem Sprie in gficoer=
|@liaB, &reis StraBburg, 1T e5 Su ei=
mem blutigen &ecOntre 5luilGen Wtilitdr
unO Gipil getommsn. Sier GiOiliiten
uro Elm Soloat murben i6per perpun=
Del.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

= Na0 elmer in Silper Gitp, Neu
Merico, einsetrofienen NaGridt per-
ben neun Witalieoer Der Yaquibanbe,
melAe fiir5li6 einen ueberfall auf Den
merifaniihen She'll BON 9lpgales ma6te,
in Steleton Cannon, GoobiS gountp,
9lrisona, bon elmer Nnsabl Seute, bic
bonn Bunoesmarihall 9al bon gteir
Merico befeblist tperben, ferner bon
slpei Gompa 3nien 5ploaten bon Sfor1
8aparo unb Sort @rant in Der Dor
ibnen eineeuomenen ielten Stellunq
belaaert. Man min periuden, bic feb.
tere i'm Sturm gu nebmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

fanasifabien eine beilbare Rranfbeit 1T.
yfif1t ieber Sall, aber ein srober Bro
centiat BON 6dllen, ipie mir 9laus
ben, bplle SO Proreni, iuerbem bnrd1
DR.. Bierce'S Golden Medical Discovery"
furirt, felbit nabbem bic aranfbeit fotueit
porgefdrttten iit, um tuieberbolteS 3nn8et1'
bluten, ibiueren, 3ebrenoen Sniten NIT
reidlidlefi1 Shleimallswurf ielbit tuberfu.
l0ier Seid)affenbeit, grobe @eiuidltSabnab.
me, entfrdftenoe Abmagerun9 uno Sfrpdd]e
Sl peruriaden.
i3iueifeln gle, bab Sunberte folder Sdlle,
bic bon milS al3 b1rd) oaS Golden Medical
Discovery" fltrirt beseid)net tperben, tpirf.
ltdJe Sdlle oicIcr gefiird)teteu unb perbdug.
niBpolleu &ronfbeit pareu? Ste braubeu
n1l5 ridt auf bas blobe @ort bin ;u glauben.
Salt icoeSinal ii1to iie bon ben beiten uno CT.
fabrenIten Ner3teu, tpeld)e fein Snterefie on
ber fdliflifen 0aritellung batten uuo oft
bon SOrrrtbc gegen oaS "GoldenMedical
Discovery" bCfangen tparen uno BON oefien
@ebraudJ abrietbeil, iid) abcr ifliebld) ges
nOtbt9t Iaben, 3uSugebelt, oab eS on betlfas
rner Q8irfllng 8e9en bieie idreflide &ranf.
belt alle aloeren tbuen betaunten Irsneien
iibertrtfft, a1sbriidlif) ais Iufdue Der ,pirls
ltbeu Sdiutnbiudt erfldrt worber. 9ei faft
auen oieIen SSGller ftno oorber Der 9arfia
lI9AleutlOe OIllelplult uHo oW IuVIHtSktgeH,
baraus bereiteten .GmulFoneu" gebraudt
iporOen; iie. baber e1tlpeoer gar nibt oo.r
boh mr. fir fllrse 3cit atbolfen. Mud)
@a3ertrofte, g8blsfeD nno perI6iebene Sp.
Observation-Disclosures iuaren Dorher aetuiis
icnbaft, aber pcrgeblid nno obne Grfols &c.
lIontllen uoroeu.
Die photographer eiler grobcu Iu;abl
bon Scrionen, lueld)e our6 bas Discovery
bon Sdlptnbiudt, 8ronhitis, bartnddisem
Suiten, Iitbu1a, drouldem Sdnupfen Ino
dbultcheu &ranfheiten furtrt ,uuroeu, fin6
III tuuituoller Beile III cillcm Sufe reprobu.
etrt Wor0cn, baS Sbuen bet ginieuoung Der
IOreIie uno @entS III Sriefmarfen iibers
iaubt miro. Ste f6uuen bann an Oieieniqen
id)rctben, Die bon lu8 flrtrt tpuroen, unb
bon tbrer Grfabrung profitiren. 0fau idreibe
I'm oas 8uh al Die Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, ". q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
Zines Knaben Leben gerettet.

Worte koennen nicht vollkommen be-
schreiben, was Hoods Sarsaparilla
fuer meinen Sohn gethan hat. Er
hattie seit seiner Kindheit an Blutver-
giftung gelitten. Wir versuchten viele
verschiedenen Meoizinen. Aerzte
gaben linn Arznei, aber er wurde
schlimmer anstatG besser. Wir kauf-
ten cine Flasche Won Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, und ais er sic genommen hattie,
befand er sich etwas besser; nachdem
erzwei genommen, hattie er an Gesund-
heit und Kraft gewonnen, und sechs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
&mrSe Notise,t.
Sniann.

NSUluHus
81 Sung Chang, Der 6ineliide
Staatsmann, 1T gegentpdrti9 in Den
Ser. Staten auf 8eiu6 uno trof am
Samltag in Sem OOrt nit Prdlioent
GleDelanO 5uiommen.
1000 oeutIb ameritaniI6e Siir9er
GleDelanos itotteten am SamItag Dem
republitanii0en Observation-Disclosures
oaten in Canton einen Seiu9 ab.
SSn Der llmgebuno BON Smaba, Neb.,
baben ii6 lebten Mittpo9 uno 9onner=
flag lbOn Iei6te TrOite bemertli6 ge=
mn9t.
9ur6 Gnt9leiIung zines Yalia9isr=
Suges muroen bel Concord, sc. g., II
PeriOnen perlebt.
gluf einem Gennplob bel Gu16piQe,
Sn0., muroen our6 elm burdoebenoes
Pfero 8 Yerionen I6limm perleBt.
9yn 9llosta Iino i'm @ebiroe, ni6t
melt bon Der &iiite uno ungefQbr bum
bert Wteilen OOn Suneou, Smei 9rDbe
Celquellen entOeft pDroen, Die einen
2lusflub bon 10000 6aB per Sag
0aben.
9ie 0ou00top Sounorp & Ma1ine
so. in SoleoO bat i6ren GDncurs nn=
Qemeloet. Die S6ulOen beSiffern ii1
ouf $830,00O, Der 8ermO9ensitano 1T
nt6t betannt.
SunOesienotor altman bat on ben
@rpr0liOenten Sarriipn cine 2luIforoe=
run9 gu elmer 0emeini6aitliben De-
bate ergeGen lallcn,
9lus 9tew Oort miro beri6tet, ooB
Die 9rD @oOO5=6irma SiltOn, 0u9bes
Il Company, zines Der gr0Bten Oje=
i0Qite feiner 2(rt i'm 2OnOe, cine Ser
mDgensiibertr0guug al Is. %. Mrigbt
9ena6t babe.
1os 5rDfenDou5 in Der Wiami Gul=
oer=60brit, fjinf Wtcilen n0roli6 Oon
2eniN, 8, fIOg IN Die 2uft uno tomen
babel 5lpei 2tn3eitelte 9}nmens 6ront
SID uno Silo5 6i99ins um's 2ebeu.
Sn WOOiter be9inQ Socob Span in
eirem 9lnFou oon Stwermutb Selbf=
moro Dur0 Grb0n9en. Gpon mar i6pn
ieit ldngerer 3eit Obnc 9trbeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
ReineS Bluff

liefert. Das Blut reich an Sauerstoff
und rothen Kuegelchen liefert dem
Magen saemmtliche Bestandtheile
zurgruendlichen Assimilirung der Nah
rung, welche dem Koerper noting ist
um CUTE Gesundheit zu verschaffen
waehrend armes, duennes, schwaches
Blut, Schmerzen und Krankheiten
verursacht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
Hoods sssss; sssi,;. Kurirt

Flaschen machten ihn zu einem star
ken und gesunden Jungen. Els ist jetzt
Zwei Jahre her seitdem er die letzte
Flasche Won Hoods Sarsaparilla ge-
nommen und ist seit jener Zeit die
Krankheit nicht wieder erschienen
und er list NIGHT einen Tag krank
gewesen. Hoods ist Elm Segen fir uns
gewesen, und wir glauben, dasz es un-
seres Sohnes Leben gerettet hat. MRS.
DOLLY e. FoRTNEY, Ivy, Missouri.
Hoods Pillcn sind handgemacht und voll-
kommen in Proportion und Ansehen. 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
0cIDcirfttIatiott.

3ur jebisen 3eit, no 10 piel iiber Die
SinanSirage 9eipro6en nno 9ereoet
miro, bort man oft Die Srage v8ie
piel betrdst Der Setrag, Der in oielem
ooer ienem 2anbe auf jeoen Sopf Der
YepDlterung fpmmt 2" Sn na6lteben=
nnr e nhnl1n IL ne Nl1tfnnrt enthnlteff :.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
Hoods
SarSaparilla

Reinigt, belebt und bereichert das
Blut und giebt daher vollkommene
Verdauung und vollkommene Ge-
sundheit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
Ser 1prtf6ritt

DER SWmtHoIuWt
,pirS aufsebalten uno
perbinbert burd DIR.
Yierce'8 s'Golden
Medical Discovery.
g8enn Sie nidt ull.
perniinfti9 lange ge.
ipartet baben, 70 per>
bilft es sur uonfan,
bisen @eneiung nno
Seilun9 bes uebels.
Sb,uobl BON Bic
len fir unbeilbar ers
abtet, TIT eS eiae pon
Sulloerten bon lebens
ben 5Seugen erhars
tete Ebatiahe, baB
Sbipinbiubt In ibs
.s N s.~A M%N
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Die Natur beWegt
siCh i'm kreiSe

und bezieht sich dies auch auf den
menschlichen Organisms. Gutes Blut
giebt CUTE Verdauung, waehrend quite
Verdauung Material fuer reiches und
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Irtrnrtrh R,,nt11ter'a 8
9ntel sn ben 3
.SunSeSbriiSer1t

49- 53 Sanf Strase, GiepeIane, ..
5e6er5ett frtibes Bier, quite Weiue uub 2ioubre
HetIenoe ttnoen CUTE unertunft uno bic 9erpfeouno
II etne por5u9lte. Wtan iprede BET 1Srieb ppr uu6
iber3euQe iit ielbit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

= Sic WtaNe BON 8olo ipielt nur cine
gerin9e &olle i'm td9liben 8ertebr.
9iidt bieie, ionoern ibre Gauftraft ent=
idei0et.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
Nemeite Na0rt6te,t.

Ser beuti6e &onIul in 3anSibar
peigert 1i6, ben britiiben yeb0roen
Saio 9lli uno oeiien 9lnbdnger aus3u=
liefern.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-15
FIRE INSURANCE.
LAWRENCE S. DAVIS

Represents the following old line companies:
Commercial Union OF London, Lion Fire of
London: North British and Me camille, of Bdin-
burg; Norwich Union, OF England; New York
Underwriters. OF New York; Philadelphia Under
National, of Edinburg.
Prompt attention given to any business en-
trusted to my care.
Office: No. 8 Camnbell avenue w. rear Com
mercial National Bank. Slim
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w e
Don't
w amt
II II
OF il
FIGHTING THE BUGS.
The Means by Which They Can Be Kept
Out of a House.

Among the most contumacious and an
noying of spring visitors that confront the
houSekeeprS are the reaches, or water
bugs, who appear without solicitation,
and pitch their tents wherever water is
constantly kept. They breed with pro-
digious rapidity, and, unless eXtermi-
mated or driven off, will soon take posses
sion of the whole house. Prevention in
this case is infinitely better than cure
Powdered boraX or Persian powder should
be sprinkled around the spots that they
would like to call their own, and at least
twice a week boiling water should be
poured down sinks, closets and drains
Hellebore rubbed over with molasses and
put around their haunts is also considered
specific
Still more persistent regarding en-
trance, and still harder to put to flight
once in, are those evilly disposed crea-
lures whose very name sends chills up
and down the house-keeper's spinal col
umn-the bedbugs.
They are exceedingly partial to some
kinds of wood, and are not infrequently
built into the very house itself. If not
already in, there are hundreds of ways by
which they smuggle themselves in-in
boxes and baskets, in the hem of gar
ment from the tailors or the clean clothes
from the laundress. So prolific are they
that two or three 'stock'' a house in one
summer, if undisturbed. Scrupulous
cleanliness and eternal vigilance are the
only safeguards
All beds and bedding should be ex-
amined at least once week in summer
and if traces of interlopers are seen the
bed must be taken apart and thoroughly
scrubbed with cold water and soap This
is the only way to destroy the eggs which
are deposited in every crack and crevice.
and unless this is done the bugs will con-
tinue to increase. After the scrubbing
the different parts of the bedstead should
be washed with spirits of turpentine or
an ounce of corrosive sublimate, mixed
with half pint Of alcohol. a feather is
the best medium for applying this to the
cracks. The Persian insect powder ap-
piled with n blower is very efficacious
when it can be found unadulterated 1t
should be showered in every crack and
crevice of the bed, behind the pictures or
mantelpieces, along the Dashboard and
under any loose place in the wall paper
Plaster is a favorite trysting place of
these barbarians, but unless there is a
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LOW RATES.

The Roanoke Telephone Exchange O ffers
service on the Party Wire Plan" at
rates easily within your means. Com
munication with over 700 telephone sub
scribers. Call at Roanoke Telephone
Exchange, telephone 122.
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crack they cannot bore through it, The
formula for poison that can be applied
with syringe or sponge fastened on the
end of a stick as follows:
One'half pint spirits of wine, Zone half
pint spirits of turpentine, one ounce of
crude sal ammoniac, one ounce of corro-
sive sublimate and one ounce of cam
phor.-Kansas City Star.
The Portland daily press., 1896-06-26
Manchester's Body Recoved.

The body of Alfred Manchester, the
boy who was drowned by the over-turn-
ing of punt at Simonton's cove, was
recovered early yesterday morning BY
Robert Fielding, the father of the Will
liam Fielding, the companion Of young
Manchester, who had such narrow
escape from meeting the fate of his un-
fortunate companion. The body was
lying stetohed out on the sandy beach
in few feet of water at low tide and
showed that young Manchester had evil
IDENTIFY died without a struggle. The
body was taken to the young man 4
home in South Portland by orders of DR..
Bray and coroner summoned. who did
not deem an inquest necessary. Mr..
Manchester, the father Of the dead boy.
arrived home at 2 O'Clock yesterday af.
ternoon, but did not know of his son IS
death until he reached here. He was
nearly overcome by the terri BILE news Of
his sons death.
The Portland daily press., 1896-06-26
Sale of Farming stock.

g. o. Bailey g. Co., had an important
auction sale yesterday at No. 18 Free
strest. The sale comprised all the
carriages, sleighs and farm implements
Of Mr.. N. @. Pope of White Oak Hill
Farms, Poland. which have been re-
moved to Portland for convenience of
sale. Among the many articles offered
for sale were one fine pair of Kentucky
mules. one Kentucky thoroughbred
saddle horse. one very fine portable
engine, cost $50, two buggies, shooting
traps, blackboard built by Flandreau Of
New York, sleighs, pungs, double and
single harness, fine horse clothing, one
very fine heavy express wagon. has plat
form springs, built to carry three or four
tons. light express wagon, hay presses,
moving machines, 5000 feet Of expanded
metal fencing, together with an innu-
merable quantity of farming implements
and tools used in modern farming.
There was large company and the
bidding was quite spirited. A pair OF
mules brought $500, and several other
articles in like proportion. The gross
amount of the sale was $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1896-06-26
A DESERVED. HONOR.
Harvard University Bestows LII. ID. or
Judge Webb,

Harvard University at Commencement
on Wednesday complimented Judge Webb
by bsstowing on him the degree of Doctor
Of Laws. He received the same degree
from Rowdoin College in 1890. He was
born IN Portland May 7. 1895, and grad
uated at Harvard in 1916 celebrating this
year his semi-centennial. After study
ing law in Portland he was admitted to
the Bar in 1s49. Judge Webb has held a
number of political offices and has fought
several celebrated cases. When Justice
Clifford retired from the Supreme Bench
he was strongly recommended to succeed
him. His promotion to fill the vacancy
in the District Court of Maine took place
Feb IA, 1889.
The Portland daily press., 1896-06-26

living in the remote parts of Deer ing,
was referred to committee composed of
A ldermen Small and Gowen for action.
DR.. Foster Of the school board appeared
before the aldermen to urge the import
anoe of this matter upon them.
The bills sppropriating $1,000 for the
purchase Of hose, for the appropriation
of $3.50 for the purchase of fire alarm
boxes, and to regulate the laying of
water pipes, pass cd their several readings
and ordered to be engrossed.
A hearing will 500 n be ordered by the
committee on streets for the considera-
sion of the Pleasant street grade
change.
A claim for damages for Y. B. Ward
of Westbrook was receive and referred.
A petition from Mrs. Elmer Adams and
other ladies, for cross walk on Forest
aveune and for brick sidewalk on the
southerly side of Fessenden street, were
referred
The Portland daily press., 1896-06-26
BRIEF JorTiNes.

Through the courtesy of Superintend-
emit Macleod, of the Cape Electric road,
the children of the Oak street Kinder
gartsn enjoyed an outing at Willard
Thursday.
Ilongfellow Lodge, Z. of P. will hold
only fortnightly sessions hereafter until
SeptemberA2.
Yesterday was bright, cool. and
pleasant day.
At the Jersey City rally at All Souls
church, Deering, this evening the speak
ers will be Rev. W. ". Hooper Of Deer
ing Centre, Universalist state missionary,
and Rev. Thomas Payne Of Westbrook.
A moonlight run of the Portland Wheel
Club has been called for this evening,
j une 26th, leaving the club rooms at s. 80
sharp.
The committee on laying out new
streets did not go to P eaks island, as in
tended yesterday, but postponed the trip
to Monday next.
M embers Of the Mutual Improvement
cla b are invited TO the cottage Of Mrs.
@ scar R. Wish, Cushings Island, Tues
day, June Both. The boat will leave
Custom Hose wharf at g. 10 a. m.
The annual Field Day exercises of the
Woman's Literary Union will OCCUR to-
morrow, Saturday. June 81, at Old Or
chard. Members and their friends will
take the 10 q. m. train from the Union
station.
Clareinont Commandery, <. P, Of
Rockland enjoyed very pleasant outing
at Waldoboro yesterday.
Grand sacred concert at the Casino,
Willard Beach, Sunday, June 2Sth, by
Chandler's band. Take Cape electric
cars from Monument square.
A large number of the visiting officers
have been entertained by the Loyal Le-
gion at the room at the Preble house and
by the Cumberland club.
Woodbine Rebekah lodge will go on
their annual picnic to the Cumberland
Spring house, Saturday. Barges will
leave Odd Fellows hall at clock sharp
rain or shine