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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
3 a # euri1iren.

aus fdnelIsn llmbrebunssn pirb aller
S6mub nit lonftigen fremben Be-
ftanotbeilen, bic iih in Der Mil9 por=
aufinoen pflesen, entfernt, unb Sabne
ipie Mil9 iperben 10 rein, pie nar
mOslid. Die Sabine enthdlt mad be-
Separation ca. 80 procent 5ett. bod
piro oieier Settssbalt fir bic Mpb;fiz
cation Der Mlild auf Is Prpcsnt reolz
cirt. Separirte SABINE ipis Mil9
tommsn in grobe 8laseeFdbe unb
blei6en auf 40 grab Sabrsnbeit abgez
fiblt, I'm oas @a9ien BON 8acterien
oll perDiiten, oenn ba5 aus bacterienz
freicr Wiilh hergeftelIte YrGparat 1T
benz &tnoe sutrdeli9er, als bic Milb,
tDel5e bsbufs @erni:htung Der 8actez
rien itdrfer Sibe uusgeIeBt mar.
9ta6oem Die Mtl9 bur6 ben Sepds
rator gesonee1, selanst iie in ben N}oz
bificirungsroum. 9ort toiro Die
Milt1 arf ihrsn Settgebalt getruft
uab 5tpar mittsls bss ipgsnanntcn
.8abcod Wfilf Setter. Oiss lit ei,e
GentrifugalmoI9ine, in pel9e SSl1z
fben nit Milb setban perDen, Die eiz
men beftimmten 3uiab bon SGure err
balten bat, unb bur6 bic 19neGe llmz
brebung tpirb basSstt I6neu getrennt.
Die Wil9 ptro nit Sdure periebt,
um Die proteioen, Gaiein unb Sib1tn
in lOsli6e SGure gu berDonoeln.
geabe5u slei6e 9epi9tsmeasen MilA
uno S9pef idure bon 1.62 1petlfiz
i6em 9eipi6t fommen in bic Yrobsz
flaiden, ipel6e mebrere IueenbliGe in
Der gentrifugalma i9ine f6nen eeorebt
peroen. Naboem tie berausgenomnlen
iinb, perben iie Bis an ben 9als NIT
hetber1 BaRer sefiillt uno abermdls
in Der Maibine 5tpei Minuten eez
brebt. Damn tpirb nod nebr beibss
Wafer 5ugegoHen unb na9 peiterem
Sreben fam Der Qrocentidb bes Set
tes an bem grdbirten 5lai6enbuls abs
gelelen tperDen. Der nit Dem eigent=
li9sn Mobiftciren Der Mil9 betraute
Mann bat cine 2ln3abl ppn &rii5en
bor ii6, Die in beitimmter aeibenfol9e
arrangirt iinb, um fie BEL bem Wtiz
Iaen pa1lenb CUR Sanb gu baben. Sa
benz eriten &rug befinpet ii6 bic bur9
ben Separator getponnene SABINE, Die
benuBt tpirD, um ben berprbneten5 5ettz
sebalt gu er5ielen. Der apeite &rua
entbGlt bic iepurirte Wilh, tpel9e 5.n
Gr5ielung bes pom &r5t angeorbneten
proteioensebalts bient. Sn bem britt
ten befinbet ii9 cine iorsfdlti9 berg
itelIte 2Oprocentioe 2Diung oon
Mtl65uder in beiti(lirtem Wafer; NIT
bieier tpirb Der peroronete 3uder9eb1lt
bergeitellt. Der pierte arug 1T NIT
&alttpaiier gefiiat, burh tpel9es Die
Heaction Der Nabrllng regulirt tpiro,
Sn benz nG9iten aruse bat Der Maan
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
6 gnglif9er Setter.

Nbitammung bonn alien ipanif9en
9unbe Der, Der na9 ben uns uberliez
ferten 8el9reibungen elm re9t plumper
@efele bon uneefabr 20 3on 9iden=
bobe mar. 2ls elmer Der heften
Stdmme beuti9en&ur5bdars fann Der
Clipper 9rauntigeritamm aneeieben
iperben, Der iiA our9 poraiigli9e Oreiz
iurfdbigfeit, quite Naie unb G4neib
auf Raubaeug aussei1net. Oie braun
unb srau geiprentel4e Sarbung fanr
oubem als cine fir Sasbarede ieb1
practif9e be5ei9net tperben.
ST Der beutfdeNoritebbunb fir alIe
Sagbarten gu Dertpenben, 70 lit bic
Spmdne Der Gnsldnher MIR bas offene
Telo, bas fie in raienber paee ahfuGeu,
I'm bann in pollenbeter Mttttiibe tpie
Elm Bib aus gra eesoFen por 8ilb gu
iteben, bis Der Sdger beranfommt uno
ieinen S9ub auf bic bon ibm bod gu
brinaenbe aette 9iibner abgibt. Oa=
rauf bef9rdnft ii9 bic san3s ShGtig=
feit bes ensliIhen Setiers, ba fir Mpz
portiren, Waners unb Gt0berurbeit i'm
acknowledgement Snielrei1e anbere
Rafen aur 0ertpenouns fommen.
Oas grterienr bes Setter beIdreibt
elm englifhes Jadblatt lpis folst:
&opf: mdbis lang. Mot gu Ihtpsr,
neigt aur Sdmalseit a!pifden ben 9e=
bansen. Haie: srOB nit seiprei3ts1
Naienl0dern, Jarbe berielben fdipar3
ober braun, ie natb Der Saarfarbe bes
betreffsnben 9unbes. 8ebang: niht
5n iaper, tief anseiebt. am Ropfe ana
liesenb, ni1t in bic 0Dbe seaogen. aber
nit elmer leidten Geber btfeBt. Musen:
srpB. gldnaenb unb intelligent. ni9ts
ift 10 iAledt pie fosenaunteSh
uusen. nals: lang, i'm Naden gebo=
gen. gu. angtitbt. Ghulttrn: musfu.
I0s unb i4rds. Hruit: tief. Wunpf:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

Sunb unb feline Ra9fommen, tppbin
bic Spite, Dads unb Ma6telbunpe,
pini9er unb Rattenf fdnser sebDrer,
itammen bon benz nod iebt tpilben
99atdl ab. Ser inbti9e Wolf lit Der
Stammbater Der S9peiB=, sSaeb=,
@9dferz, Winoz unb 8ori itebbunoe.
Oils Nmerita entbedt ipurbe, fanpen
Die Gntbeder 5abme9unbe por, bic bon
ben europdii9sn per19ieben 1inb; eben=
falls IN Iuitralien unb Neu=Seelanb
tpuroen Bel Der Sntbedung 5abme uro
balbpilbe 9unbe gefunben. Die Sinne
Der 9unbe Iinb in Der TegeI Iebr bod
entpidelt, beionbers fein lit @eru1
uno 9ebDr, tpdbrenb bas Qeii9t ni9t
ielten in bebenfli9em @robe auriidz
txitt. Sur6 tiinitli9e 3u9tpabl iinb
Die Gn5elnen Nahen bis gu einem oft
tpunoerbaren Grabe perfeinert. Ser
9ebrauA bes 9unbes lit ebenfo manz
nigfd4 lpie Die 2ebsnsespobnbeiten
Der 8Dlfer, unter benen er lebt; feilt
anberes Saustbier entipidelt 70 eroBe
Ibri9tungsfdbigteit. 0ie 3ubtung
oes Sunoes lpirb 6eute in rationcller
WeiIe betrieben unb gef0rbert. 60
gibt es beiipielspeiie in OeutI9lanb
3uhterpereine, tpelde Die nOelsgirter=
GpmmiiIion" biloen, bic felt elmer
&eibe BON Sabren Elm rOeuti9es
S9unoe Stammbu9" fiibrt.
2lm Slpedmdbigiten fabt man bic
9unne In 5fpei 9roBe @ruppen, Sagp=
9unoe unb2urusz, S9ubz unb Wa6tz
bunbe 5ulammen; bier einige ibrer be-
iten Reprdfentanten. Inter Der eroz
ben Sruppe Der Sasbbunbe nimmt Der
beut14e, turabaarise 9oritebbunb ci=
men herDprrasenben plab Elm; berIslbe
finbet ihon i'm boiiihen 9eiebe als
rSapi6tunt" unb i'm S9nabenfpiegel
als r8oselbunt" Grpdbnuns; Der
beutIde 8orftebbunb umfabt brei unz
terabtbeiluneen, ndmli9 bic raubz,
lang unb trr3baariee 8arietdt.
gbenio tpie fein Better, Der enaliIde
pointsr, leitst oeutlaesaurabaar feline
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
9lutbunt.

S6ott. S9dferbunb. 8lutbuni.
5ur Nierenpartie gut paTenb, siemlidh
lang, ettpas setpDlbt unb fart. Rutbe
lang an Der Spite ettpas aufpdrts se>
bo9en uno fir getpObnli9 niebrig gez
tragen. 8proerldufe sano eerabe; iie
folIen Elm gutes She'll fla9er anp1en
bsiiBen; Seiieln 5iemlicb lang elaitii9
uno bon etpas lei6terem &no9enbau,
als Der iibrige 2auf; SUB NIT gut eez
ipDlbten uno georungenen 3eben; Sob
len iebr bid. 9intertbeil ii9 allmGli9
ientenb, bonn Siftbein bis gum
@prungselent iebr lang; leBteres ni6t
na4 tnnen ooer auben gebrebt, nit gut
gebo9ener SnieI6eibe, 9iiftbeine tpeit
unb etpas fnorrig. 9aar, nit 9lusz
nabr1e an ben 2dufen unb am &opfe,
mD9ltaIt rei9li9, bas QeuBere gerabe,
bart unb 5iemli9 iteif berSlaum pel3z
art!g unb 10 biht, bab man bic Saut
nur 1bper finben tann; 9ulsfrauie
iebr Doll; bic @orberldufe birfen nur
nenie gefeoert iein, bic Sprunaselente
gar ntht. 5arbe lit untpeisntli9.
Der rufif6e Winbbunb tpirb in Iei=
ner Seimatb CUR Wolfsjaeb benu BIT;
er 1T unssmein f9arf unb mutbia unb
faBt ben ftdrtitsn Wolf an. Sir bic
Sdpnbeit bes 9unbes lit bic 8e1baf=
tenbeit oes aopfes bon sroBerWi9tis=
telt; er lou 10 troden ipie m0sli4 lein,
10 bab er nur tpte aus 9aut unb &no.
chen gu beiteben i9eint. Die S9nauae
tann nt4t lang senus iein, babel lit iie
iebr ipib. Oie GrDbe bes Ropfes
ftebt in autem 8erbdltnib aur &c,
iammteri6einuns, bod barf er ME
srob erideinen. Das @ebib lit iibers
aus traftis uno fart. Muse INNER
ountsl unb geidlibt. Naie idtpara.
Sebr tletn ftnb Die Obren, Bel ben junz
gen 9unoen fteben iie oft aufredt unb
lesep il6 erit, penn bielelben beranz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
AaGeDnnoe.

1tn3ipeifelhaft 1T Der 9ausbunb bds
|Gltefte 9ausfdueetbisr. bas nit beln
Menfden auf bas Snnig5te perbunbe;s
1T. Mtt ib.n bat er Iih iiber bic CRIB
perbreitet unb tpuBte itcb nit Der ben
9unben eisenen @npahunssfdbigfeit
befer uls iebes anbere 9austbier an
bic perf6ieoeniten 8erbdltniHe au gez
ipDhnen. l1eber bas @tammtbier biee
fes nirsenbs i'm eigentli9 pilben, aber
bin unb tpieber peripilberten 3uitdnbe
porfommenben Sbieres 1T man Bis
iebt nod ntdt polIltdnbig aufsetldrt,
tpenn es auh tpabri9einli4 1T, bab
beri6iebene Raifensruppen bon per<
f6tebenen pilben Mrten itammen.
Tragt nan bic 8orseidihte, 10 finbet
ii4, bos Der 9unb bas erfte Saustbier
ipar, ipelAes Der Meni9 in europa be-
fab, unb baB in Der Steinseit iiberall
nur eine, eber fleine als srobe 9unbez
rai1e portum, pelcbe anif9en bem
Mahtelbunoe unb benz 9iibnerbunbe,
bod bem eriteren ndber ftanb. Wabrz
f6elnlid mar biefe, RaiIe eine ptlbe,
pom Wenidsn se5dbmte 4rt. OieIer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Sic aaiierpadt.

sfn Der biesidbrissn 9fesatta in
Comes bat Der oeutihe 3atier, tpel9sr
betanntlt9 Elm GROCER 8erebrer bes
Seseliports lit, au9 feline nsue Ya9t
nMeteor" t9eilnebmen luTen unb gum
sr0Bten 2eibpeien Der Gneldnber lit
bieies Jabr3eug aus ben Wstttdmpfen
als Sieeer berporgesungen. Sreili9
beoeutet biels 9batfade Ei9t bic
lleberlesenbeit Der beutfhen Shiffsz
bautunit iiber bic engliIhe, benn rMe=
teor" 1T auf elmer e2sliIden @erft ssz
baut porben. Oas Sabraeug bat eine
Qanse bon 80 SUP in Der Waferlinie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Stuff. Winbbunb.

" e ~lI' >O'"'~ T~N''~$
pa9Ien. Sc ebler bas gremplar, be1o
fleiner bic Sbren. 0asielbe lit ebenio
Uie Der aopf tura bebaart.
Der Jorterrier ift elm iebr anbdnss
ii6er StubengenoFe; es barf aber
ni6t peri9piegen iperben, bab er Elm
tleiner Rratebler iit, ber fi9 let9t in
&aufereien nit anberen fein.r @enpfz
fen einldbt. Gin gut sebauter Gorter>
rier Io(l einen flahen unb mdbig
f9nlalen Sbdbel babcn, Der 3tpi1den
ben Obren breiter unb allmdlig mad
ben Iugen au fdmdler tpirb. Oie
Sbren follen bic Sorm zines V baben,
tlein fein unb, nah portpdrts bdngent,
biht am aopfe anliesen. Die Naie 1T
fdpars. Die feurisen Musen iollen tief
lisaen, buntel unb umrdnbert unb
flein isin. Der 9als obne bide Rebls
haut, alImdlig in bic Shultern iibers
gsbsnb; bic @ruit tief unb ntht au
brett. Der Hiiden gerabe unb trdftis.
Nutbe bod anseieBt unb aufpdrts se=
trasen. ipirb INNER coupirt; iie barf
niht gerinselt fein. Die 2Gufe miils
fen, eleihbiel bon ipelher Geite man
fie betrahtet, gerabe iein. Gprungse<
lente nidt nah ausnGrts 9ebrtbt,
Jiibe runb, compact unb nidt srob.
Molfsflauen feblerbaft. 0aar 1T 5tpur
bart, aber sana elatt, babel bi&t.
Der 3nersfpib foiDie Der ibm ndbe<
fttbtnbe Geibenipib eeb0rtn 5nr Rats
icris Der aroben Gpibt BON btnen
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Sas &pffbGlitrbeufmal.

Sm 8eiIein bes beuti6en Rai!ers
bat bic feierli9e gintpeibung bes
srobartieen Dentmals itatteefunben,
bas bic 8risgerperbdnbe 3aiier Wilz
belm l. auf benz iasenumppbenen
3pffbduier erridtet baben. Oas Ret=
teritanobilb 3atier Wilbelm's |. TT
na9 etnem Mpbel BON Profefor 6.
9unorisier in Gbarlottenburg in Der
&unfanitalt bon 9sinrih SeiB in
Miinben in aupfer setrieben iporoen
unb bot eiile9Dbe BON 9,5 Meter. 3pei
$50 Meter bobe ibeale 8eitalten iino
Der Souptfigur beigesebsn. Guf Der
einen Seite iibt gu Siiben bts aatiers
Elm arieser in altsermanii3er Wofz
fenriiituns, auf Der anberen cine
Srauenseitolt, bic gsidt6te oaritelz
lenb, tpie fie gu Der 9slosngeitalt bes
sreiien aaiiers empprlGaut unb feline
Sbuten in ibr Bud ein5eianet. Der
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

0te Gentrtfue q I m a I dime.
bann, tpenn lie untsr 8epba9tun9 :,er
bur6 sablreihe grperimente genonnez
nen grfabrunssregeln prdparirt, tann
iie dls Elm 5lpedmdbiges Nabrunssz
mtttel fir bic &leinen 8erpenbung
finben. 8ebufs elmer fpl6en Mpbift=
cation Der Mil4 iinb in elmer In5abl
GROCER Stdbte 2aboratprten etablirt
pprben unb apar entitano bas grits
i'm Sabre 1891 in 9oitpn; bteIem
folgten Ipdter dbnli6e 2lnitalten in
Netp gort, philadelphia II. (. 10.
0ieie Initalten iino in ben seIiinbe=
ften @egenben Der bstreffenben Stdbte
belegen uno iteben unter 2eitung Don
Tadmdnnern, beren &enntniTe unb
grfabrung iie pobl in ben Stanb
ieben, ibrer9lufgabe gere9t gu iperbsn.
DAB bas Snnere Der 9lnitulien berar=
tig arrangirt lit, baB Die 9efubr OR
8erunreintslug Der Wiil4 auf Gin
Mintmum reoucirt ipirb, breu6t tpp1l
taum beIonbers betont gu nerben. Die
Wdnbe Der 3immer, in benen bic Or
beiten sei6eben, Iinb nit peiben Slit
fen belegt uno bic 0eden Itnb aus ei=
nem lei6t rein 81 baltenoen Materiul
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unb cine greita BON 24.2 SUB BEL eiz
mem siefsanse bon II SUB; feline Se>
gel babsn einsn SldGeninbalt BON
12.240 NuabratfuB. Die Oa9t Eat
in ibrem san5en 4usfeben etns auffalz
lenbe Mebnlidtett nit benz Defender" !,
Der betanntlidb bei benz lebten 3ennen
Inn ben ~Nmerifabe9er" Sieger blieb.
Die brr5iislihe 2eiitung Der Da9t
.Meteor" bat bic Wabrfdeinlihteit
erbObt, baB iie an Der nd9ftidbrisen
@esatta in ameritaniIAen @elpdfern
tbeilnebmen tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

fectionsfeimsn boreebeust ipirb. Mlle
gtitetten, gfropfen u. I. m. tperben
pernihtet.
Diefes 8erfabren Der Mildprdpas
rtruns bat iid als todit fesensreid
ertpieien unb aablrethe Sduglinge, eie
bon Weiittern pber 9lmmsn ntdt 9ez
ndbrt tperben fDnnen, peroen benz Qes
ben erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

Semperatur BON ettDl 40 Grab ssab=
renbeit, benn bere;ts auf BEN, 9.ruasz
port TT ibre Hhtiibluns mftteltgis srz
folgt. Sofort mad gmpfangna5me
tpirb bic Milh in Der Milhtammer in
Bottide, bic nit Gispafer gefiiilt
finb. setban, um bic sleihmdbige
9emperatur aufrecbt ~ erbalten.
Diefe WfaBnabme perbinbert Dag
Wnhfen Der 8aeterien. Oort blsibt
iie Bis su ibrer Derarbeitnng. Damit
iDirb Der Mnfang in benz Sepdrations@
5irnmer gemabt, mo nit 9ilfe zines
gentrifugalfepardtcTs ssr Rabm bon
ber MiId setrennt uirb. Dies ift
cine minuti0s eOnitruirtt Waidire.
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MiBberRanben. profefs
Tor (tn be 3sr5sesenb aeisenb): ,Ga=
gen sic, tpobin tomMe idb, tpenn ida
ba hineinfte6e9" ganbibat: ,Sn - il,
-. in's 3u9tbaus!"
OpfermiIlig. gomitemit.
Slieo (einss MObItbdtisteitbasors):
.Oie Ranfluit Der Damen lit a.rinu.
mir iDsrben i9leHteG eGsI4Gfte madben!s
lieutenant: ~Nn, ba beibts faelfenb
beifprtngel trolen Gte MIDI qens
BON nil bsrftsioern94
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man brei Tarben: bic ipeiBtn, fdtpdt.
aen unb tpolfsgrauen unterf6etbet; NIT
ieinem srDberen Better bat ber3pers-
ipib bollitdnbig bic iuberen RDrper&
formen semeiuiam unb Dariirt nnr
bur9 bic @rDBe bon ibm. Wenn Der
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g eine u n RI 9t.

@eriAtsprdf5snt (einen neuen @e=
fthtsprottitant, Der Bnper 1T, priz
fenb): .Wel1es 1T bds erfte Geriht
fir jeben bcDerii9en Gtautsbiirler2A
- Gerihtsprattitant: g moan bali.
,bes ian QebsrtnDbeln.1
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tpsthe in Der Minute $500 ltmbrebun@
gen ma6t unb bic 10 prdeis arbeit:t,
bab nnr 0.02 proeent 5ett in br
Mil6 bleibt. Die yiiblidteit bieier
Mafdine tit iibrtsens burdous ntai
auf Die IusI9eibuns bes Settes aus
Der Milh bef4rdntt; burh ibre iiberz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

Gin Meift1 GOsbot: go
nm i6 fc cid iDdrnses 6sr3 bati, III
III audi por einera .pnrulen Maeht.
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5 m 8 10 eifsI.

Sept tpeib ih niht, bab' id6 mir
ben Magen perborben, ober liebe i&
ungliidli99!.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30
CONSULS DISMISSED.
Uncle Sam Inquiring Into the Conduct of
His Agents Abroad.

Washington, July 27.-The state de
partment recently has been giving much
attention to the conduct of the United
States consuls. and in consequence it has
been found necessary to call for the res
ignation of few of these officers.
Chief of Ordnance Bureau Chiffon is
giving the matter close attention.
In the case of the Mexican consulate
the effect of his work was the removal
of several consular officers. The Cana
dian tour has resulted in n demand for
the resignation of United States Consul
Thatcher at Windsor. Ont, Henry c.
Smith, consul at Santos. in Brazil, having
also been invited to give up his commits
sion, and other changes may be expected
as the result of close inquiries made into
the administration of many of the con-
suates. A month ago the United States
vice consul at Paris. Mr.. Shropshire, was
displaced, but as he was the appointee of
the consul general, this was matter
that did not directly concern the state
department. In all these cases the de-
partment has declined to publish the rea-
sons for making the changes, contenting
itself simply with the statement that the
designations have been requested for the
good of the service, but it is understood
the reasons do not go beyond such mat
tiers as inattention to duties, incorrect
personal habits and failure to observe
the spirit of the consular regulations.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30

engaged in the Associated Press work
and in January of that year he effected Il
consolidation of the New York and the
Western Associated Press, taking the
managership of the united system.
Mr.. Smith was student of practical
historical subjects and was the author
of 'The st. Clair Papers" two volumes.
He was also the author of the auto
biography of Charles Hammond. which
were in several pamphlets, and had con
tributed frequently to American periodi-
Gals. While secretary of state he
founded department of archives, a mat
ter which had been wholly overlooked
since the admission of the state. and he
succeeded in collecting many valuable
papers which are now on file in the state
house in Columbus.
BY his investigation in the British
museum he brought to light many I'M
published letters of Washington to Col.
Henry Boquet, and has shown that
those which were published by Jared
Sparks were not given correctly.
Mr.. Smith also wrote practical His
tory of the United States" and the life
of the late President Hayes. as the liter
airy executor of the dead president.
Mr.. Smith retired from the manage
ment of the Associated Press in March,
1893. and since that time until his illness
had employed his time in literary work.
The funeral will take place at 3:15
Wednesday afternoon.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30
WHAT Constitutes A FAMILY
MEDICINE?

A preparation which is adapted to the
relief and cure of ailments to which
members of household are most sub
iect and which is not only alleged to do
this but has long and unfailngly proved
its ability to do it. assuredly deserves the
title of reliable family medicine.
Among time-honored preparations. which
experience and the sanction of the medi-
cal profession indicate as deserving of
popular regard and confidence, is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, medicine
adapted to the eradication of dyspepsia,
constipation and biliousness. the three
most frequently occurring ailments that
veX mankind. Derived from Il botanic
parentage. it is efficient as well as pure
and wholesome. 1t relieves nervous dis
quictude and inactivity of the kidneys.
and counteracts tendency to rheuma-
tism. For renewing tagging strength
and imparting appetite it can be i'm
picitly relied upon. Fever and ague,
rheumatism and debility are rcmcdied
by it,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30
WM. HENRY SMITH DEAD.


Chicago, July 27.-William Henry
Smith died mt his home in Lake Forest
at 3:3O this morning. He had been sick
for several days, having had pneumonia.
He was born in Columbia county. New
York. December /. 1888. His parents
moved to Ohio. where he had the best
education and advantages the state
afforded. lie was Il school teacher for
4 time and next a tutor in Il western col
lleSe. Later he became an assistant edi-
tor or weekly newspaper in Cincinnati.
AZ the age of % Mr.. Smith had risen to
the position of editor. At that time he
was also doing work for the Literary Re
view. At the beginning of the civil war
he was engaged on the Cincinnati Ga
zette ana took an active part in raising
troops ana forwarding supplies. and.
through the medium of the press, doing
much to strengthen the government.
Largely Instrumental in making John
Brough governor of Ohio. he afterwards
became the governors secretary and
was elected secretary of state. being re-
elected in 1866.
Mr. Smith retired from office and be-
came the managing editor of the Evening
Chronicle. He was obliged. however. TO
deslst from such active work on account
of i'll health. In 1870 he became MANA
ger OF the Western Associated Press
having headquarters in Chicago. Sev
eral years later. upon the personal re-
quest of President Hayes, he accented
the Office of. collector of customs of Chi
cago. During his term of office he was
instrumental in bringing about many
needed reforms in the customs dennri
ment. In 1883 he again became actively
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30

the time from 1887 to 1861, has sent a
letter to Hon. William Mckinley in
which he says:
THE danger now threatening the
stability of the United States is most ap-
palling. | earnestly entreat you to listen
to the warning appeal Of Hon. William
c. Whitney. 1t is your opportunity to
place your name along with that Of
Lincoln; on the roll of honor and fame
You can well afford to set aside for the
time being all minor political questions
and lead off resolutely in Il war against
the free coinage craze, pOpulists and
anarchists
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30
THE ideal, pANACEA

James L. Francis, alderman. Chicago
says: Il regard DR.. Kings New Dis
covery as an ideal panacea for coughs
colds and lung complaints, having used
it in my family for the last five years, tc
the exclusion of physicians prescriptions
or other preparations"
Rev. John Burgus. Keokuk. Iowa, says
Episcopal church for fifty years or more
and have never found anything so bene.
hcial or that gave me such speedy relief
as DR.. Kings New Discovery T'ry this
ideal cough remedy now Trial bottles
free at Q. 0. Yates drug store
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30
ELECTRIC BITTERS

Electric Bitters is medicine suited for
any season, but, perhaps more generally
feeling prevails. when the liver is torpid
and sluggish and the need of tonic and
alternative. is felt A prompt use of this
medicine has often avertcd long and per-
haps fatal bilious feverS. No medicine
will act more surely in countera citing
and freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache. indigestion. constipa
ton. dizziness yield to Electric Bitters.
5Oc and 81 per bottle at c. o. Yates drug
store.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30
"GROVER CLEVELAND"
IN RAITJ\JORE

New York, July 21.-William L. St
John, treasurer of the national silver
party. returned today from the ST. Louis
convention. He said:
The national silver party has accept.
ed an invitation of Baltimore merchants
to notify MessrS. Bryan and Scwall in
that city. The notification will he about
fourteen days after the democratic mott.
iication in New York. The place of head.
quarters will he determined by Senator
Jones of Arkansas, chairman of the
democratic committee. 1t looks ut pres.
ent as though he would select Washing
ton for headquarters. Whatever he does
will he followed by the silver party.
In state and municipal affairs the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-07-30
THE REPORTS GROW WORSE.

Sioux City, Iowa. July 27.-Fuller de-
coming in. The loss is heavier over
northern Iowa. From Neville, within
an area of one mile south, three east,
sixteen west and eight north of the town.
standing grain was almost totally de-
stroycd. In Plymouth county Grant,
Fredonia, Meadow, Elgin and Preston
townships sustained the greatest losses.
Roofs were beaten through by the force
of the hail, considerable stock was killed
and crops We're completely beaten to
pieces. In Sioux City the loss is heavy,
many buildings being ruined The esti-
mnted dnmAgr is 5000 600