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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
Merpenitirler,
Gil uatursemdBes Witttel fiir araut@
beiten bes gierueuigitents.
Jiiuf5ebn Sabre lang
Cit s,Snualibe.

&. IS. Draper. pOn 8ains5oro,
aenu., i9reibt: sGanfSebn Sabre
icbou, por unferer 0eiratb, mar meine
sSrau befdnbig leiDeno unb nnfdbig,
aud Die Iei9teite 9rbeit 5u nerrlhtfu.
OflmalS. wenn iie ben @erlu9 mo6te,
etmas au tbun, muBte he ftb su Bette
beaeben. 9lIs mir perbeiratbet maren,
iaaie Der Nrat. lie f0nnte feline ie6S gto'
nate mebr leben. 5br Nerpen Sp'
item mar gang aerriittet ourd bic utes
len Nranelen unh itarfen Uteoblaen
,peIde lie einsunsbmen senbtbiat mar
bod, troB anebeu, perbeferte nd tbl
3uifano gans munberbar nod elmer
8ebaubIung nit pesrusna, nno ieBt II
fs bic 8efunbbeit ielbit. Dsrrihtet ibre
pausarbeit leibit unb todt auBerbem
ned fir mebrere aOitsan9er."
peeru.aa 1T Elm nattirIi6es uno
pirtiames Nerpenmittel. &c ftdrfi
unb iteut bic Nt.ipitdt eiHes ieben yters
pes int a6rper ipieber ber. Ourd)
ben @ebraud bes peslu.na erbaltea
bie geihmddten ober Gberarbeites
ten Jierpen ibre natirli6e Stdrts
pieber nnb bic 8lut9efdfe be9in'
men iofort, ben Slutflub aa9 ben Aa'
turgeIeben au regullren, eongeltie'
men peri6minben augenhlitliU. 9leie
gBirfung auf bas Nerpeuipiiem 1T es,
tpobur1 pesrusnd etue fol1e Weltbes
rtibmtbeit erlangte als eiu li9eres uno
superIdffiges aatarrb.6eilmitieI.
Sur elm freies 5rhbiabrsbu6 tDenoe
mon fi9 an bic pe.rusna Drug Mtaau'
facturing COMPANY, Columbus, Obio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
YER iid lpieber in 6er3 unb 9irtt

DER lid ipteber In Sers mno Strtt
trollt!"
Gr i9ittelte li9 i'm Sieber, rib iih
ben frad bonn 2eibe, l0Ibte bic letten
,o9 brennettben GerSen oeS aronleub@
ter8 aus unS frat 81 einem 9eI6nttten
@dranfe bin, benz ct cine Sasotoppe
un6 Wliise entnabm. slls 8iftor IT'D
banit befleibet bate, i6loB er Sas
Gtiibden qb. Oabei iagte er ieile:
rDie arme 6elene barf ni6t abnely
wie i9lper i6 iuieoer tn oteier Slabt
geIiinbt9t babe.
slls Biftor In ben 8oraarten trat,
fab er iiG Seins seseniiber, Der jait
auf Ser @6loBterraHe eri6ien unb
linn baltis einen guten Wtorge1 bat ::
.Ss;ftor, bait On niellet6t oas Tro1tts
peteniisnal ouf benz 9of sebor'?"
fraate er unb trat auf bic 2reppe.
r@elpiB. Der Iroupeter bat alorlrt
9eblaien!"
rs(lio bod. gaun peib i'd wirflid
ni6t-a
so mill i9 Dir's fagen, Dn all3us
seipifenbafter Weni6: 9ier bletbit
Du, obne Did 5u alarmiren. yeim
9lppell ipirb Der Hittmeiiter Cid franf
melben ltrb bas 9sesiment fann gang
gut obne ieinen Helerpelteuienant hens
Gon,manoelir einen guten Wor9en min.
f9en. 4
Sab Danf fir bie 8erubisuag.
@ie fonlmt's, bab Du 10 firth fbcn euf
biit2"
Ser 8eruf, mein 9ieber! @tr
2anhfpirtbe miiilen Sriibaufiteber iein
aber On bdttelt tn ben Jebern bleiben
iollen. @ie itebt's 8 nit Detnem arn?"
0eius la1te. rSamos. SD tras'
i'm eigentli1 nur in Der 8inbe, ul'a
Der 8orl9rift beS 0OftorS gu 9erii9en
unb bic &ranfmelbung betm S(ppell 81
re6tfertisen. gSas mid idinerat, 1T
Der &opf."
,aber, Menff, Du bait ia nidts
eetrllnfen uno Did 9lei9 na6 Mitters
iladt aus Der @efe6tslinie 3uriifs
sesosen.
nRidts eetrunten? Meine Grinne'
runaea iin6 3tpor redt perIdpommett,
aber mir i9etnt bod, bab i6 nit Dir
unb einigen 9erren GdmolliS tranf.
rSa, Du parit in Der gerbriiSe'
runsslanne.
fgortietuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
@rpsarttae Saeinftate.

Sc iff uns geifattet aus einenl griefe
res gfeD. s. @unbermantt bon Dimots
bale. NtiG., ben folsenben @us3ua 90
ma9en: SO 3tsere uidt Or. Sings
ysew Discovery 3u ernpfebIen, ba hte
&eiuttate ia benz Sale meiner Satin
qroBartig tparen. Wdbrenb ih To Der
Baptiitinfir@e 3u &ices Suuetion als
pailor ffneirte, erbieli iie nod Der
@rippe pneumonia. ste hatte NIT
uur tur3en lnterbre6uugert f9redlt@e
6uitenanfdlle unb es fGien, als ob he
biefeIbeu nidt itberfteben tuerbe. gtn
isreunb empfabI Or. Sings New Dis
soperp; es boIf i9nell unb griinblt@.
probeifaf6en fret In Der NpDtbefe bon
u. SreiB. preis so Gent unb 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
Gleftrifd,er Ritters.

gIettri(ber 8itters iif eine Ne6i3in,
bic fur alle 6aifons paBt III aber befon'
bers angebra6t, tuenn @rf96pfuna
eintritt. fDenn bic 2eber langfam uni
unregeImdBig funftionirt unb fi9 bal
8ebIrfni6 mad eiueut fonit einfelt,
Cine prompte Mnipenbang bieies Wit'
tells bat oft einsm Iangwierisen uni
gefdbrIiden billibien Gieber Dorge'
beu0t. Qeine Webi3in III tuirtfamer.
nm bas Gpfitm BON BEN maIarif9eu
@ift su befreisn unb ibm eatgegenau,
arbeiien. aopfweb, unberbauli@teit.
gerjtopfunp, S9win5el tuei9eu BEN
eIettriinen 8itters. so gentS unb 81
per GIai9e in Der ap0tbete BON u.
9reiB. a ssn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
YbptDgrapbteit !!

GaItawap's pbotograp bis
f6e Nnitalt, Ne. 513 Oft 5 9ous
itons s9troBe, eine 3reppe bod. 1T bic
einsiae, bic bas "Aristotype". ".papier
benuBt. tpobur@ fie photographer lies
fert, bic ni1t perblaKen unb beren
Garben id6n ueiB >unb bon REDEEM
69war3 iinb. Merft @ner @el6 ni6t
fort fiir rotbs ober braunfarbige pbos
tograpbieu, benn iie iiberbauern teine
3eit unb baben teinen 3med. Gabi.
net.pbotograpbien tperbtn angefertigt
im preile BON $3.50 bis $6 90 per
Oubenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

@fma 3 pro3ent bes &Obeiiens tpuroen
aug importirtem @ifens@ra gemonnen.
Die prDbuftipn bon Slei nobm I'm
2.5 pro3ert ab, safolae Ronfurreu3
nsm MuslaHh.
9ie Gilber. Nr obuftton iii 1895 be
trua 46 331 ,235 un3eu fein, nit ei
mem Dialftwer,b Don $50. IA, ,296;
um 3,515,640 lln5en iptEi8sr tpie in
1894. Ger Durhi6AittSpreis per
unse mar IS 3 Gents, I'M 2.3 Gents
bober pie in 1894.
Oie Sobleu pro5uftIrH !leferte
1873, ,O79 1866 3onnen Weid (Bitus
min0ie) aobIe. So 362. $50 2lntbras
cites (Dart) Roble. un0 9 1927 348
9onnen Gpfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
Die Bergtuerfs. .Snnuftrie ber @er
&taateit.

Die 8eraperts syn6uifrie ber Ser.
Staten Iieferte In 1895 cine probut'
tiou Inn Mertbe bon 1878. .881 .505.
Dies iiberbot bic ppn 1894. Del4e
1878. .47O.858 betrug. um 1885,
ALL AL.
Dte probuttion Don 1895 lieferte
Metalle i'm Mertbe pou $240, ,615, 12O
Der Wertb Der niGtmetalii9en 9ros
butte (aobIen &c. betrug $433. .266, .
1856. Ea BEL bieisr gere9nung ni6t
bios giiener3, ionberu aud @ifen eins
aefdloHen iff-aIio eine boppelte @hd.
Buna-io ratfIen As MiQionen Dol'
iars fir 1895 unb "a Wsillionen fur
1894 = bonn obisen Sotalwertb Der
Bera sgubutirie abgere6net Derben.
8Ieibt als gtettemertb 1928. .861 .505
ftir 1895 uub $544, ,470, ,058 fur 1895.
Die preile bon giien unb aupfer,
bic In 1894 iebr niebrig Daren, itiegen
bebeutenb I'm 0erlauf BON 1895. Die
grobuttion BON @olb nabw auBeror.
beutIi6 su. w6brenb bic bon Gilber ge.
ringer ausfiel, ipie mau eripartet bate.
Die 3unabme Der aoblenf6roerung bes
trug II prnjeili.
Ier. Rotbnel, Der g6itor bes "Ens
geneering and Mining Journal"
fdrefbt, DaB bic Der. 6iaaten, mie
pbige Gtatihit ersiebt, ben eriten &ang
TN porieen Sabre als probucent ems
nabmen, ilift niir bon @belmetauen,
fonbern aud bon giien nn6 aupfer,
mdbrenb iie In Der 8oblen. probuttton
nod binter gnelanb surld limb, aber
ii9er In Elm. paar Sabren au9 oartn
an Der Spibe ifeben tuerben.
Sn Der raetauurgif6en probuttion
(Msetallurgie beibt 9iittenweien). ober
In 6erheluns bon Mineralen tn pols
Ienbeter s5orni, tpurbe um 10 Pro5ent
mebr aluminium gsliefert. befer preis
INNER nod 3u bod ftir feine 3unebmen'
be 0ermen6ung 1T. Nud) Mniimon
murbe In gr6Beren Quantitdten unb
au etnas seringeren preifen bergefelt.
Die anpfer. probuttion betrus 175,s
294 meiril9e 9onnen 40 beReren pre.'
fen. Die beimifde NaGfrage fties
unb bic ausfubr nabm I'M IL proaent
ab. Montana Iieferte SO, ,346 Sons
men aupfer Ober so projent Der gan'
aen probuftion. Mihigan 81, $50 3ons
men unb Mri3ona q, 1854 Sonnen.
Der @olbsewinu belief fi@ auf g.
265. .612 uuaeu fein, an Merth $46,s s
830, 200, nm 1854 un3en mebr tuie
in 1894. 4usbebnuns Der alien @olb'
minen, gr6ffnung t.euer unb ftete Ter'
beFerung Der Metboben bet Bearbeis
tung Der Miuen unb bes @rseS baben
bieies grsebniB ersielt. sllte Winen.
bic bel Der friberen Meibobe ui4t mebr
profitabel genus paren. t6nnen ieBt
tpie6er mil @eminn betrieben merben.
Die gr6Bte 3unatme Der Golb.pros
buction fanb In Colorado fat, belons
bers bur6 bic neueu cripple Greet
Wiueu, abet au9 bur9 er6Bere PRO.
buction ieiner dlteren Ninen. an9 In
Montana, Sbabo, galifornien unb in
lltab uabm bic @oIbprobuctiDn bebeu'
tenb su. iu Nri3oua aber nabm He ab
aufoIge lotaler gerbdltnife.
Mn NDbeiien tpurben gemonnen 9,s
446, ,308 Sang 9onneu. um AZ pro'
,ent mehr wie In 1894 - bic grDBte
Gilen. probuttion, bic iemals tn ben
Ser. gteateu errei1t murbe. unb bic
ar6Bte in irgenb einem eanbe Der
DeIt. Das 8erbdltnib In Der Glen
probuttion ber 6aupts2dnber III fol-
genbes: Ser. Staaten 100. englanb
70, 0eutf6lanb 66. Granfrsi9 2l.
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pilsn b:lieu Der geritopfuEg ni9t
ab. sic usrl9linimern iie nur. aarls
@Iousr Root 5bee regulirt bas unters
leibs.Spfiem. Gum 9erfauf bel Sal
teper C 59udarb, Sames @laoin, Z.
s. Spelefp, a. @obn 6 Co., y. Stein,
Central Drug Store. u. 56wenpc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

sd mar nerpDs, muoe un0 unDirib.
@arl's glooer Goot 8bee bat mid ges
lunb unb sIiidIid aemaft. Mrs. g. ..
@orben. Gum gerfauf bel Raltepsr
& Sdu6arb, Sames @labin, 3. s.
epeaeFp. q. @obn & g.. %. Stsin.
Central Drug Store, u. S6weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

- 99er fir ben Gpmmer isin paas
nit ner beanemcn, feline 0Sarme pcrs
breiienosn eIeftriiden GinrId,tnn8 50
perieben fpiiuidbt, Der tuenoc I'D, an
bic q. u. WaS 6ompagute, iueld,e
oie Arbett onrd erfabrenc Wtanner tn
eer beitea unb iidlerften 9Setfe ans
ftibren laRt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
Die Site fOttntt,
Sd) tpeiR, mas frrmmt,
QSpran id1 mid nar labe.
Ser ar9fte 9nrft,
Ser lit mir Wnrft,
60 lang ttb Lone Star babe.

eeib Sbr burd lnDerbauli6teh,
BerffOpfung, appstiiIoiisteit, S@wis.
bel, geIbe 6autfarbe geplagtf @bi'
Iob's Bitali3er 1T elm fi6ereS 6eilmitteI.
Bum Dertauf BEL 8alteper & S6u'
darb, s5atnes @lapiu, 3. s. SpeueHp,
q. Gsba & Co., 3. 5tein, Central
Drag Store. VI. 64weppe.
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9ie q. u. Gas apmp aenie 81

= Die q. u. Gas StDmp pa9nie balt
tn ibrer Office TIM 8ampnann Ge=
b6mbe ein 8rpkes Eager ppn 8aSDfen
nprratbis 81 nerihieOeuen Sreiien.
Sin FOLDER 8ud)Ofeu iollte In fetuem
@amie feblem, bemn CT TIT cine Srokc
GrleiMterune uno Seauenlid5feit fiir
bic 9amSiratt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

- Wenn mon au irgenb elmer 3eit
i'm GrabIins, Sommer, 6erblf ober
Winter ermtibet ffblt uub feinen ap'
petit bat, iit es Elm fherss 3eiden,
baB bic @aae aaber Srbnung lit.
Man tpirb ifets bur6 ben @sorauG
BON Or. augpit a6His's 9ambarser
1ropfen gebeilt uerben.
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GAIe9tes BIut, 8erfDpfuas, 2ebtrs,
unb Rieren. 2eiben perben bur6 8arl's
gIeper Root Sbee turirt. Gum Wer'
tauf Bel GaIteper & Shu6arb, Sames
@labin, 8. s. 5pellefp, q. @obn &
Co., 3. SteiH, Central Drug Stsre,
d. Gmmenhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09
SO Gents.
IN eetpiHen 3uitdn6en 1T Der
uuben bel 6ebrauh pom
SCOTS Emulsion

pom Gebertbran elm eeraeesu ra'
pioer. 2lus bieism 6run0e offe'
riren mir soc. ..Slofhen, oa fie fir
cine sewobnlihe Grfdltun9 ODER
6uiten binreihen6 fno, ebsnio
perfuhspeiie fir Babies uno
Kinoer. 2lnoere 0uitdnoe sei9en
einen lanefameren uno suwstlen
faum wabrsunebmenoen 9ort'
ihritt, in osnen Die an9eeriffene
6eIunSheit niht in einsm 9 age
bersefeIIt peroen fann. Slr oiefe
folIte SCOTS Gmuliton mehr ais
t1abrunssmitteI betrahtet wsr,
osn, mebr Speiie ais l1teoisin uno
swar Speiie prdpdrirtfi fir erlahnlte
uno fhmad,e Deroduun9.
so tuts une 81 90.
Scorr & BowNE, Chemists, New York
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

- am Is. SuIi b. 8. mirb lm Sn'
buiiriss palaif 3u pari8 eine Nusaellune
fhr 3beater unb Mufif erDffnet tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

03enn cine 6anb bic anbere
wdi6t, uerben beibe Ia Der &eseI nod
f1mubiger.
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= 9sutSd5e eebansrnma.

SGutlUC ceUWWVlAuBs
9as Gebdnbe, eisens fit ben 8iued bergefteGt, bat
aroSe &duml1teiter, irslde nit ben 1pberniten Bers
6eiIerungen uereben nh, unb bietet baburd benz Yas
tienten Gnnebmlibfeten uno 8prtbeIe, fuelHe &c tn
anbern berartigeu, BON @merfdmern geleiteten Snis
tuten nitht finben tuiro.
0ie gr5Bte 8raris uub bas bptdnoigfte r1ititrt IN
ben Ser. St. &efn 5tpetes Snfitut Der Belt bot 70
uele tpunberpone 1einngen 5u berdeidnen DaneIbe
1T npn Mer5ten geleitet, bic 25Jdhrige Brtb9t uno
SpIpitd grfabrun9 in Nmeriia ttnb europa beiiben.
Gpe5ielle Mbtbeilnnaen fur ipe5iele arantheiten.
OrignaImetbDbeti fir 8ebanolun9 int 9auIe. @rpBee
2abnratprimm, besetabiliide Seilmittef Btr fnrren
nnter potiber @arantie ale drpniiden unb ber5tuek
fe1ten 2nneerz, 5als=, Sbren= @aierE. Magen=, Sc
b6r, Qeber<, 6era, Nieren=, 8lden=, Sraueri=, Sc
brn=, Nernen=, bait= 8lut=, Bripat un6 @eidIedts<
arantbeitem. gbirurgid)e &ranfbeiten. Spe5iene
8eban6Lung fir G9fpinojudbt. Satarrb, 9pipepfe,
Rheumatismus, &rebs, 8anbiunrm, Sernprrbpibex
uno sSaliudt
Yribats ttm0 8ei9le9tsz Granfbeiten.
Berlorene Mannesfraft, SamenfluB, Sameni9nd4e.
SFolaea jnsenOlier ltn6sOnnenbeifsn uao geiaIeat.
GeSd6tniies nnb Der Gnersie, Smpofens Min. idnea
uno bleibenb aeheilt ord ME feblfflagenoe 0rginaz
behonoIung. Syphilis, Strictur unb @ei9lehts<
&rantbeiten eber Gr Deroen in oer tiir5eft m6glien
Sei iurirt &uren gardnfrt tuu ife an0eren miBIun=
gen itub. Riebrige @ebihreu unb gorreipDnben5
ftreng bertrauliG|. Stunben bon nbr MorgenS bis
s llbr Mbenbs; an Spnn= unb eiertagen bis IL nRr
Mprgens. 9luStpdTtt9e Batienfen nit iinfe6E
barem grfoIge byiefid5 bebaubeIt. unterindunasz
formular unb "Sie Sdubwebren bes 2ebens," Us
Geiten) iperben frei 5usefht6t. Mbreiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
&6e N2Qbffon unN &xfe Gf. SpIeOD. -,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

- Oa8 @eIb fdlIt nibt nDm 6ims
mel, mon uiuB es fi6 erf mdbfam aus
ben 5afden feiner 9aebeumeni6en
bDIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

- Inter ben Stiiben Der @eiea'
daft gibt es man9e Strebenpfeiler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

MusI1neifhe:

&drl Slider.
N. B -0er am 8oitf4alter nod einem bei
obisen 8riefe frast, bat auSbridli6 bin3u3u'
Iiaen, odb bteielben advertised" ieier, UNI
trann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-09

= Was in ben Gtaaisbienft tOnt'
men min, triimmt ii6 bel 3eiten.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-30
Gas Transmission,

The transmission or conveyance of
gas under pressure to long distances,
which was an unsolved problem some
20 years ago, is now fixed fact repre-
sented by the present use of about rs,
900, 900 feet of pipe used in the distri-
button Of natural gas. On the first dis
covery Of this article the pressure at the
wells was sufficient to drive it through
the pipes almost as far as desired; but,
this pressure declining, some additional
methods were necessitated, the we'll
known air compressor being resorted to
to pump the gas, and, as showing its
efficiency, there are at Greenland, in
Indiana, gas wells which have long car
ried supplies to Chicago. There are two
inch pipe lines used, the gas being
pumped distance of about 116 miles
There is at Redky, Ind. pumping sta
tion Of this character that supplies the
towns of Springfield, Tiffin. Lima,
Dayton. Piqua and other places in the
western part of Ohio. Near Pittsburg
there is gas plant which pumps 20, >
900, 900 cubic feet every "a hours for
use in mills, the pumping of this being
without the least difficulty, and the
Philadelphia company pumps many mil
lion cubic feet day There are New
England air compressors that are pump
ing every day at various stations in the
United States the enormous quantity
of nearly 100, 900, 900 cubic feet every
"a hours. New York Sun.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-30
Five Points on Money.

First-That there is not free coinage
country in the world today that is not
on silver basis
Second-Thatt there is not gold.stand
ard country in the world today that does
not use silver ss money along with gold.
Third-Tbat there is not silver stand
ard country in the world today that uses
any gold as money along with silver.
Fourth--That there is not silver.
standard country in the world today that
has more than one.third as much money
in circulation per capita as the United
States have, and
Fifth-That there is not silver.stand.
ard country in the world today where
the labo, ug man receives fair pay for
bis days work.-Jobn G, Carlisle, Sec.
reta,y of the Treasury.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-30

The Rev. A. s. Steele, editor Of The
Epworth Era, describes how, when 6
years old, he was scared nearly out OF
his wits by the sight Of a locomotive. II
was in the days when railroads were
few, and the boy had never seen a train
of cars
first saw the cars at the place where
the L. and N. railroad crosses Hatchie
river, little west of Brownsville. We
went there to take the train for Mem
phis. I was repeatedly assured by my
parents that there was no danger at all,
but their assurances only partly allayed
my juvenile apprehensions.
We did not have long to wait. The
engine whistled some time before ii
came into sight, and that whistle set
my nerves on edge. I clung to my IA
ther, and when the monster appeared
over the top Of the grade I buried my
face III his coat and screamed, in spite
Of his efforts to quiet me.
Just as the engine came opposite us
the steam began to escape with horri-
BILE spluttering noise. This was more
than could stand I broke from my
father and started for the woods.
A big pile Of lumber was near by.
dived under that, clawing and squeezing
up under the planks like a frightened
rabbit. My father caught me by the
heel and pulled me out.
Then, seizing me by main force. he
carried me to the train, while kicked
and screamed like savage, to the in
finite amusement of the passengers. Il
took my father and mother and the con
ductor to get me aboard and push me
into a seat.
My, my. how I struggled and kicked
and scratched and fought and screamed
Do you suppose WANTED to be murdered
straight out? I became quiet by and by,
but still lodged every time we passed
a telegraph pole.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-30
PRECEDENCE QUESTION.
It Was . Matter of Importance and An
noyance In the Past.

It Was Matter Of Importance and An
noyance In the Past.
The precedence due to guests was a
matter of vast Importance in the seven
teenth century, which the gentleman
usher at Berkeley castle was expected
to have at his fingers ends It had be-
come very complicated under the COM
monwealth. There were peers, created
by the king over the water, not recog-
nized at home. There were the mem
bers, not peers, Of Cromwell's upper
house, and titles Of his granting which
the royalists shifted at.
Mrs. Isham writes feelingly Of the
trials Of hostesses when etiquette was
reviving little. Neighbors are 80 dis
contented about you for phase as they
be never to be reconciled againe; this is
a thinge l doe much hate Any one
shall goe before me as will, and iff Sir
Harry Blunte axed Harroles (Heralds)
before he came downes, my Thinkes
heare is so many buriells aboute, as none
shoulge thinke of Plase." She is very
proud Of a new page. "You he to see
the fpst Of my small officer. thinke lit
may be a pretty site to see him Horse
backe, and in Boots, for since he neYore
had Boots on before; he Is to call at Lee
for Letter, so he is not to stay longe
with you This boy as we have is good
for nothing but his Boots, and that
pleases Pannye, and so becase he is
pleased I am pleased. You will be a
weary with reading these scribled Lines.
SO reste your ever Lovinge Ante, E.
Isham. ."-Longman's Magazine.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-30

The Times Of Dayton, which in its
forty eight yeats of existence has never
bolted Democratic ticket says:
"We caunot depart from the ways OF
the fathers of the Republic upon the fl
nancial question, aud therefore cannot
much to our regret, follow the Demo
cratic banner as it trsi's into a foreign
cemp, snd must, rs a matter of selfre
spect refuse to support Nv. Bryan upor
the financial platform upon which he
hes been placed, and stands"
There are hundreds OF Democratic
journals and Democratic statesmen
repudiatjug the work of the Chicago
Popocrats. The Est is too long for pub
lication, and is growing rapidly. Thank
God, when the Nations honor is al
stake there sre mil'iors of patr.ote ready
to rise above all questions of parry aud
perqu'sites. 1t will not be disputed that
those who repudiate the Popocrats are
the foremost men and journals of the
party. They are above the low grade OF
those who are influenced ~ party spoils
aud official patronage
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-07-30

OEIIAsh SuDJoCGo DcyOuu Ghe Eoo6quIDOs
Any study Of Guiana must be from
the delta of the Orinoco or aleng the
many streams that interlace the coun-
try. The reason is obvious. The country
is almost as unknown as many regions
in the heart of Africa There are no
means of communication except the
rivers, with here and there few mule
paths extending from the right bank Of
the lower Orinoco to the mining camps
of the interior. In all this vast territory
doubt if there are more than 20, 900
inhabitants. Nine-tenths Of these are
wandering tribes of uncivilized Indians,
who respect neither law nor government.
One man met who was familiar with
the district said that not over 5000
people live in the delta north and east
Of the Essequibo up as far as Ciudad
Bolivar, but in the English statement
of the case reference is made to 40, 900
British subjects The vast majority Of
the inhabitants are Indians and half
breeds, who never heard Of England. A
friend Of mine met Sargent Barnes on
board steamer, and Barnes told him
that the one English family he person
ally knew of in his territory was an
Englishman and his native wife and
half breed children. This population,
moreover, is floating one. A native
house does not mean much work When
the boundary line is drawn, if the "40,
600 British subjects" do not like ii
they can put themselves and their goods
into few canoes and move. w.
Nephew King in Century.
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One of the attendants at local hos
pital, whose duty it is to apply the ether
to patients about to be operated upon,
often causes the doctors much annoyance
by reason of his overcaution. It is rarely
that he can be persuaded to apply enough
of the an@sthetic to produce the desired
effect without continual urging on the
part of the doctor who is to use the
knife. The other day patient was
about to be operated upon and the old
difficulty arose. "Now, doctor, he's
really had quite enough, " remarked the
attendant The doctor thought other
wise, and insisted upon more ether.
demonstrating against applying any
more, the attendant was about to COM
ply with the doctors command when he
suddenly jumped back, exclaiming:
my God, doctor. the patient is dying.
He's black in the FACET "Of course he
is, you - fool" replied the doctor.
"If you'll look close enough you'll find
he is a Observation-Disclosures Record.