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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02
SCROFUIA-
SCROFULOUS HUM0RS.
A Walking Miracle.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:

Mr. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Fir-Though a stranger / want TO Inform
vou what Vegetine has done for me.
last Christmas scrofuia made It's appearance IN
nv system- arge running ulcers Appearing on me
az toiiows; One on each OF my arms, one on my
tbigb which EXTENDED to the seal, one on my
head which eat into o. Q skull bone, one on my
left leg which became so bad th7t Two physicians
ca me 10 amputate the limb. though upon cOnsultn-
lion concluded not TO DO 40, as my wfO'e body
cut the sore, which WAS painful beyond dssCrip
ZION and there was quart OF matter run from
This one so.e. The physicians all gave me up 20
ale and sal they could do more or me, Both
nj nv iegs were drawn uptO my seat, and II was
ihnnsnt II did get up again would be a cripple
WI n I'm this condition saw Vegetne adver.
tised aud commence taxing II in Marcn and fol.
lowed on a iIh fr.uatii had used 10 bottles, Eut
this morning 1 am going TO p o tgh core, a vel
man All my townsmen say IL Is a mir. Gle 20 rec
me round walking and working. ,-
In conclusion / viii add, VIII n I was enduring
such great suffering, from that dreadful disease,
aero MA I pre we'd to the Lord above TO take me
ont III this world, 4 as VeVctne has restored g.
mo the blessings OF health desre more tn ~ ever
Ia live that may be Of some service @ NV GLOW
man ard know OF no better Wav TO aid suhe Ing
humanity, than to enclose You this staten mt OF
NV case with an etInest hope that you Will pub
lIsb IL and 10 will ford me pleasure 70 reply 10
ans Communication which may receive ihere-
from. atn' 9I' NeIy i'SP'S'iHl's'
WILLIAM PAYS.
Avery, RerTen Co., Mich, July 10. ls72.
Vegetine Is sid By all druggists.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02

DIR. j. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tie ma
tive herbs founo on the lower ranges oi
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of CaiiiOr-
MIA, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thcrcfrom without The uEo
of Alcohol. Tho question h almost
daily asked, "What is the cause Of tho
unparalleled success of VINEGAR Blr-
TERsfD Our answer Is, thar they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient roc
covers his health. They are the Tr1
blood purifier and liic-giving princrr..,
perfect Renovation and lnyigorat@
of the system. Never before In tho
history Of the world has q medicine bcur
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VIsEGAR BrT-rLEs IN healing Tho
sick Of every disease man b. hrir ~, They
are a gentle PuTgatvo as wei! as "unir.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation uI
tho Liver and Niscera Organs, iu Bilipus
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITEERs are Apericnt, Diuphurrilrt
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, piurcug.
Sedative, Counter lritaut, Sudouic' Altfr
tive. and Anti. BiliouA
'uI9IuSu pun slsTSSnIU TN Ga pros
4 N "SlS uuItfupD puN unl1ulgFnM ~ 400 puA
vIuEgllpO o9gIouuIA uvS say 'u'D puu FlflA'hd
100 - dTVkOuAIg N ~
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02
SOME parents spend their money for

pOME paI5HI5 p5uu IAoII HCHey tut
patent medicine to cure their children's colds.
Some save their money and prevent the colds
by buying SILVER TIPPED shoes, which
never wear through at the toe.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02

Iron stand with Black Walnut Top. .........s7O 90
This machine has strength and capacity for gem
eral manuf curing, either of heavy cloth or light
leather work For family sewing it has. no supe
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goo orftsefi days gents wanted Address with
spOU stamp, BsOs' SCROLL Saws Rockford, Iii.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02

C n PROFIT OF SI.20. Send Csc. for samples to
DJU ". H Campbell, Scheil City, Vernon Co. Mo.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02

z 80 Each Week, agents wanted. Pertcu.
p = lars free. WORIB d CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02

| S159 $40 per day at home. Terms free. Address
| ~AO = ~SO GEO. STISSOS B. Co.. Portland. Maine
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01
Die asrefIe an Bismarf.

s6r foI3e gDrwdre fsbIt mir isSer parlamentarii6e
MasSrud, aber bic cole Ereiie wtrb i'm i6On
fnben."
Ddnt fiir's Compliment etets bienilbaeit,
MadeiG bic Can Der gentrnmsiinben
Dir ertrd9lid iett unb ale 8eit:
Gorge ni&t, ID Derb' bas Bort idou finbeu.
Oo9 aud i4, Id trase eine 2aff,
Cine esntnerf1pere, Iali'ss eteuer,
Inb Dn Dsitt q, fl ia1t It mid mid fsf fssf.,
aser btfrsis mid bon bem llnssbsuers
Cn, On iOnntta q, Dein n,abtis Mort
aanu aIItin nib bon Der can eutbinOeu,
eprd4f Dn =, i'd mar bsfreit Iofort,
Dad = = i@tlut Du sannif bas MOrt nidt
Enbtni
k'6tsunss 1sfssnsy
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01

Sut ober babe i6 abgelest unb trage iebl
Sen Tarbousch, Fez),ber ginen ooeb etpas
ihiibt.
lleber Die Nabrung Der GIel iuiu i'd iltr
benerfen, baB lie Strob uno sriinen Slee,
unb bin nno ipieber ettpas @erite betonlss
men, [Safer fennt man bier gar nidt aif|
Die Yfer6e tperoen nit @erite 9etlttert.
SIM Yreiie pariiren fie bier tpie Die Yteroe
BEL uns BON 1926 big iosar tu $500.
Nun, fit einittueilen 1T oas 9eitu9.
Nd6itens mebr.
Very respectfully
Your
Most obedient servant and friend,
JONATHAN BRIMSTONE.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01

1n6 fdbrt mad benz @eIangniB. @uiaro
nuB babon unterribtet per6en, 0aS feline
lebte Stunoe nabe lit. Drei Beorute unbI
Der Brieiter ioIlen ben Berurtbeilten. mel.
der nod i6ldft, bic idredli9e Botltaft
iiberbringen.
Seine eriisn Worte linb bieie: sd bin
ergeben." Sdnn, lib ON ben @ef6nanibs
mdrter tpenoeno: vWtein Serr, Sbr ieio,
imnler 10 gut gegen mid eeipeien, betpillist
mir nodb etnen ein3i9en Gag, bis u,DrseH
MIR"
@ermain penbet ifh at)ielmdeno ab.
,yNnn uObl," fiiat er binsn, ,,oa es
ni9t iein fann, 10 labtuns geben."
Wton fiibrt ben 8ernrtbeiIfen in bic Raz
pele; er bort bic WeSIe nit pieler 5amms
lung 1tn6 Mnba6t. Nm gnoe Der WejIe
nno in Der Rapele ieIbit oriift er ben
Wunl9 aug, DAB man fiir basieniae, mas
er an troiidem @ut binterlaiie, Elm Rreus
tanfe, NIT Del6em er benz beiligen Orte,
no er leine lebten MugenbIide augebraht,
elm 8el6enf MAIDEN tDOlIe.
Nlsoann miro @uiaro in 0as 3immer
oes @efdngniBporItebers al elmer Senfergs
nlnhlaeit gefibrt. CT bittet um Elm @las
gSsin, oann aber iib beiinnsuo, flst er
bin5u:
yGin @ias Bein f6nnte mid berauiden,
9ebt mir lieber Elm @las 8ranntwein."
Wtan eiebt ibm oas @epiinI9te nit et=
mas i6par5em Gaffee.
Gof tritt nit 5einerTGehiiIfen in BEN
Saal, mo- fid) Die Gcene abaeIpielt bat,
uno Der 8efaneene tpiro Tim iiberliefert.
Wtan Ihreitet sur Soilette, poau @uiaro
nit Sanftmutb bereit lit.
pA1 J" ruff er aus uno fpenoet fh 6a-
BET an ben @efdneniBoorIteber, an ben
grlelter rno an ben 8epoumd dhtiaten Der
Hepubltt, rtpenn id) nnterrtdbt erbalten
batte, Dann tpiiroe i'd iebt nitht bier iein,
ane tinenn ID, MIR inlfhe Reiiniele Dor Mua
ger. 9ehobt bate, tuie t9 he felt meiner
9eIt 9ebabt, oann, a1 nein, bann wiroe
mir me Der 8eoante on elm 8erbrehen se<
tDmmen iein."
| Ils Niles 70 melt been6iat, Iaote Der Bee
nollmdAtiste ber &epublif All HDd. baS es
lfort9ehen fonn. @uiarb beiteiat ben gSos
! gen unb Iebt lith ouf ben er5ten 6is. mo
| tbm Der tparolge grielfer sur Settle iibt.
j Ssn hinteren SiB re6mer sEpei @ebiiifeu
elm God ifei9t nit Dem Giibrer bes Waz
gems auf ben BoroerltB uno bas ssubtmert
| leBt fb, pom elmer Brigade @enso'armen
be9leiiet, in 8stpe9ung.
Als oas Jelo bon Saint Wartin erreiht
it, bdIt Der Wagen on. @uiaro, nit eis
mem tueiBen Sentoe befleibet unb oas Sanpt
nit eirem i1par3en S9leier perhillt.
iteigt aus Dem @asen; er lit barfuB un0
ldreitet nit 9iaer6eit einber; er mirb
barG ben 9rieiter uno ben Gdorfrid,ter
unteritiiBt.
Wan fommt am SuBe bes Gd)affotg an.
| Serr @rienon, @eri9tsbiener, perfiinoet.
| lid an Die @ebiilfen tpenbenb, bas Die 3eit
berangefommen, oa oas urtheiI polifreeft
peroe. auf griu9en bes Serrn Oesaoi
tnlet Suiaro nieoer, Inn Die MbIolution s,s
empfan9en.
Als er It'd erbebt. tlimmt man tim ben
Shleier ob, uel6er ieinen Ropf bebedt,
er empfdnst Die llmarmuns bes 8rieliers
unb IN tiir5erer 3eit, als es erforbert, es
nieoer3uihreiben, bat Guiaro, Der Mutter=
moroer, leine Sdulo Der @erecbtisteit unb
uno Der meni6li4en @elelli9aft beaabIt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01
(Gar oie vBsfIide glattsr@.)
9elora6 Sfeilter.
KARA GIoRG.

Go fniiFisr., ss fIadert, es ffirat unb fradt,
asa6t ant ibr SdIaisr ianeH aufsspa6t
8errsibt bic bstdubtnben @anoe!
Gs frabt auf bem Dade ber rotbe Sabu,
aaa6iauIen fteissu gum Simmel hinau,
GntquaImenb bsm looeruben 8ranbe.
sort bnf@en brei buntIe 8efalten fdneG
Gmr9's s5enFsr, gum &aub pirS's gu bsib anS
bell;
Dnrd's Iaute SlammsnsepraheI
@rt6nen bic @Ioden nit oumpfens Slang,
@GIaudnasen bonnern bic !Strafeu entlans,
limb .iIissr spribea Geraifel.
Ser @inb pebt beriibsr bonn Sseau,
CT fadt iid ,Ornis gum Dilcen Srtan,
Sast tpeitbin bic eIeibenben Gunfen
llnb bobrt lid biuein in ben sliibenbeu S6lOt,
Der 5Drisont lost pie bas gbsnbrotb,
@enn bitter bic Souue seiunfen.
1lnb mddtia.r f5biat Der @Iutbsn @ebraus,
aaf einmaI iuirb es IebenSis i'm Saus,
Die Diener, umIedt bon ben Glammsn,
Den siinaelnbsn, rennen bsftirat umbsr,
ggsskkin, nehin aus bem Geuermeer?
Die @tiegen bradeu auiammen.
Gie rinoen bic Sdnbe, ipubin iit nur iAan'n,
SObnIa@snb srinien = entisslt@es 1rau'ni
Ses ScbeS iinit're @eDaIteH.
Sier Iauert Der Dradbe NIT teurisem S6lunb,
Dort Srobt elm aeipaster Spruns auf ben Grane
Der GtiirsenSen G@abeI su ipalten.
Die froute Mntter idlummert 10 fanit,
Die SSdbter niden am 8ettesranit,
aaffd,redt fe bas S@reieu unb Ecben.
Gin BaiI.rfrabl pirft, Elm sepa!tiser, iaS
Die f!irreubeu G6eiben ms bhifre Gema9:
.GIebt!~ ruff cine Stimme mad cben.
.,gSir MAIDEN Gn9 frei bic sefabrlibe 8abnF
Sine Better Iebnt an bic Briifuns iid an.
,.sett tOunen mir, Gdbeiter, entrinnen."
.entriun.n? mid ieNeIt bss &inOss Rfi6t,
Die orme Mutter berIaiie i'd ni@t
Nidt obne iie eiI' i5 bon btnnen."
IlnbeimIid Ien9tst Der @ieoeridein,
Didt brimst Der @aud unb erftidenb bsrein,
Da fast f5 DEBORAH entidloden.
eie trdat gum Genfer bic e6peiter ssi9pinb
llub bebt bic 8eb.nbs, leidt pie ein 8inS,
BeberSt aui bic rettenoen Sproiltn.
.Wfutb, Sdm.nerl" - Damn silt iie aur Mut'
ter suriid
1lnb jdant Re an NIT fIebenoem Bid:
vDer BEG sur GIudt iit iett often.
8 Uautter, fpute Did burtis, gu flieb'n!"
sir mid TT es, ainb, Elm bersebIiAes @ab'i'
limb ieine SaIie gu bOffen.
Die tranfen @lieber, seIdbmt bon Der 6idt,
Gsriaeen ben Dienit, iie trasen mid nidt
gerinde Did fslber su retten!~
sd Iaiie Did bier nidt aIIein in Der IOtb,
8 Muttr, bann mag elm semeinlam.r Sob
8afammsn in Grieben uus betten!"
Die wautter orah ibr iesnsnb bic Sanb,
Da tarat, eri9attert, bic ieinerne @anb,
!. llnb bat fie i'm G6utte besraben,
Dns lid ni4t bas feinbIi9s Clement
Das, einmaI entfei1elt, fein Ifitlsio tenut,
Sin ibren Martern mag Iaben.
SHE frablte 70 ielis Der SeIbin geiidt,
MIs man iie befreit aus bet Sriiminer Sdi@t,
D'rin usben Der Wlutter iie rubtel
Man isnfte in'f @rab iie beiOe bsrsint,
llnb Man@er but fill cine 5braue seiDeint,
Dem tiuDIi@en Spfsrmntbe.
Der sfrieser, cer mntbis i'm SdIadtensefiiS
Den Sob iiG erfampft, pirb in Sdrift uni
Bib
Bon Wit. unb NadpeIt gefeiert,
90 fet and Der Naib, bic Der 2iebe Madt
Sbr ianses asben gum Spfer sebra@t
Gin @ort Ses asrsiies ssFeuert.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01
(DrisinaIsGousiponSsn bss Gineiunati goI,sbattD .
Gin ameriRaner In Afrigd.
SO. 9.
So. 9.

Cairo. 06lsss;1i = I7ilSSsssis .sszs- @seaasl
Tan.tgen GatssSS.s, s. xei9 Sr,ts
tirtii9en Sabres 1890 pber am 9. Tonbeh oss
Rortii9en Sabres 1890.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01
Siel uno GnSe.*)
esasslailtnes Sess. ses unifsrs Or. .. =. sssass.)

SD bin nit nad'rer Gil
Dur1s 2eben binseidritten
ltno bab' nsin rsbIid SbeiI
@flitten unb ssifritten.
Da CABS nidt &ab nod aaf,
ltno niresno fill 8ebagen,
Sc salt, bic idpere aoft
siur ueiter itsts au trasen.
Dit frus i'd DobI: @arum?
Sod pubt mans nidt su Seutsn;
Sd, trus Sann pieDsr ilumm
@Ieib anbern armsn 0enten.
limb parD's mir bod du bisI
limb fanfen n,iD' bic Sanbe.
limb fOrihts i'd mad Otm 8itI,
60 mites man uad BEN gnOe.
ssssa IL mir sIns ha& GpieI:
Gas 2isI - 0as 1T bas Gnot,
Das Gnoe - III 6as 8ieI,
@ie mana aud breb' uno peuat.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01

Gin fIeiner Goliath lit in Dem bef
Weiel gsleeenen 0rte Spellen mobnbaft.
Elm Rin0 BON feds Sabren, oas Bel p6nia
n0rmalen G6rperbau bereits Die Gr0Be
BON iiber 4 SUB erreidbt bat uno iiber SO
Yfuno ldmer lit. Oas fann nod eiumal
ben befnnnten &ieien aug oem agten Seita=
nlente tn 56atten lteIIen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-01

Wittel, I'm Die RdIte weniaer
au empftnoen. gs beitebt barin. bic
Wdrmeentpideluns i'm Gorper ielbif su
oermebren, unb biersu oient faltes Wajebsn
nno lelbit Ieiben nit S6nee, ooer trofe-
nes Teiben nit Jlanea. Sn &uBlanb iBt
man, tuenn man iiCb elmer Geiie in itrenger
Gdlte ansieben min, einen Mpfel unb trintt
elm @las faltes Waiier 6aSu. 8eiiiise
@etrdnfe fino 5u nernleioen. Sasegen tit
Gaffee ooer Sbee elm 5tpedmdBigeres @e=
trdnt. ba beibe bic 0erDentbdtisfeit er.
regen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WAETED.-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES FIRST GLASS
w Boavd and Room in quiet house. above Twenty
third street where there are lew il boz ride willing
to pay Literally; widows family preferred home
forts desired Address MoDoC. Herald Uptown Branct
once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24
SUMNER RESORTS.

A DDISoN HOUSE, HlDDLEBURY, VERMONT,
~ among the Green Mountains open the ycar round !.
within short drive Of Lake Gorge Lake Cham nIatn
Lake Dunmore, .TIcondcroga. Grand View Mountain
hoard $40 90 to &i7 so per week
CLARK NJ sCoFIELD, Proprietor.
A -PEtMIUM POINT HOUSE NOW OPEN, DE.
"a. ilghtfn,ly situated, on the sound due bathing
boating anu hsntnR: 10 minutes tom New Haven depot
milo from New Rochelle chills and ever, no
mosquitoes Apply at Point or 10 A, q. PIYMPrON, 70
Fast Fortvsixtli street corner 81 Madison venue.
A --JESkrN5DN'S HOTEL TtlG1IBANDS OF NAVE
~. sink, NJ j. h open Tor the reception Of Cue st.
Eo0ma ca -ufe ami singiy, or families. surf and siii
water bathing, boating, fishing, Sc terms moderate
JAMES JESkiNSQN. rIoprictof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24

FULL SET, -, 3-CONTfSCOUS 0UM TEETH
n SlD single ~. warranted; extracting with gas
~ silver filings, foe, Exam ne specimen, I'll 81
k.s.h aycnas, Established 1861 Remember 252
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24

WANTBD-FOR A SMALL FAMILY WITH ONE
w child, private Board at BERGEN Point N. j. where
no other Doardcrs are Kept Address box 28 Post Office
WANTED-BOARp, IN A FARMHOUSE, FOR A
iady four chtidren aged from two u twelve yeatsl
ana nurse; on tue Hudson preferred;
two hours BY rail or boat from city good pisin table,
plenty OF fruit vegetables and mix ndispeasabe and
good playground for children, Address With terms j.
J. c.. Herald Uptown Branch ofhce
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-02-19
N BANKRUPTCY.

u ne District Courl a TIE United States for ne
SozS " fEREEss. bsnErapi- WssieiH Disirist
Ms = to 1--WE noifoe. that % The SIKH ~ Jsn-
u1gT i8ll. 3 warrant ~ b11nuplcy was issued
cut 81 the Distinct Co1d d ffe Cnltcd States
q sid JOHN ". FEHkIt8, q Pals counlI
Western Diafltci ~ 4eEa1, adIudg1d - - q bank.
anT debls and tho delivery 81 any plope1iy
- a1Id t1nluupt % I'm q ~ hs lae. nud
~ trlnrlT 81 alT r1ppuy ~ I'm. 4 forbid
Bankrupt ~ order % prove tlIir detls and choose one
~ o1l nsrereaa ~ r1td hnn'cupl'a estate. WI bc
JrIlsf Glaies Cn1ll f1ola q .Anrlln. befdf1 ~ ID
rtlce ia. He1l1f - BANKRUPTCY fnE sid 1IEEfct
81 the tWelIh Day 81 M-1cA, is1 e = o.c.1et -
THOMAS y. FUHNElI..
Us nrnt1l ~. ID e Icxas - Nl1enllE.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-02-19
TN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States for the Vcs-
tam District % Texas-In the matter Of ISAAC
p TAYLOR Banluupt-Western Disfrict 81
IcXaa--.aa
This Il 10 give notice. that on the twenty fourth day
% January 31 warrant 81 banruptcy wss Issued ont
tern District 81 Texas against the estate o. gad ISAAC
y. TAYLOR, Of the county % Washington. Westeru
petition. That the payment d any debts and the deli
very 81 any property belonging 70 such Bankrupt 70 him
q for hls use and the 81 any property b him. q
fofhiddel b lag and that meuiing % he creditors
q t1 E1d bankrupt, IN order % prove Their dele and
choose more a1siguceE 81 aid estate
win Be bold a. Cours u B1nrHptcy, 70 Be holden nr
he United Bfates Coun Room e Auslln.4 before
". y. Price, Esq. Register 81 Bankruptcy foE nd
- O'Clock a - THOMAS II. PUHlELI.
y. s. Harshai ". D. 81 Texas, a. Messenger
1ano0 ar ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-02-19

A SOUND OPINION on THE INDIAN CUES
TIoN.-No man is better qualified to speak of
Indian affairs than General Harvey. During
his long military service he spent a great
deal of time on the plains among the Indians
and has often fought them. Then, beng q
citizen of Missouri and having large in
terests in that State, right on the Indian
border, he learned all about the character
of these people and the practices of the In
dian agents and traders. First, then, Gen.
Harvey gave his opinion to the House Com
mittee on Military Affairs that the Indian
Bureau should be transferred to the War
Department. Every sensible and practical
person who has paid any attention to the
subject viii say he is right. Next, he says
nearly all the trouble with the Indians arises
from inscriptions agents and traders, who
plumber the poor savages and foment dis
turbances to make money out of them. He
thinks these rascals should be severely pun
ished. All true enough. But viii the
government act upon the opinion of such an
undOubted anthoTityf-N 7. Herald.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-02-19
Miscellaneous.
TNHE GREAT AMERICAN COFFEE
. u DOm
THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.

Makes its own coffee; makes its own hot water;
saves Is per cent Of Coffee extracts the by seam
saves time and labor pays for itself IN month;
makes coffee as clear as amber De Witt c. Brown. Of
New York city, inventor.
No limit to the field Of Improvement Perfection In
the art Of making coffee at last attainedl
1t matters how great how small the article may
be- il It be one that Is Of any use 10 the pnblic some
genius grnsps the idea and invention is produced
that Is so far IN advance Of the original that at
makes its way into public favor. This is especially
true with the new
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-02-19

9 blot upon the fair fame Of ur'staie, sup
planted By one that would conform to the
wishes and necessities Of the people az large.
From every portion Of the State anxious
eyes watched for the news and each item
flashed over the wires was eagerly sought for,
and Whyg Because the children Of the lone
star State, knew The safety 81 their mother
depended in a great measure, il not Wholly
upon the action Of this body. Paragraph by'
paragraph of the platform came flashing
over the wires from day 10 day, needing
general appreciation, but there was still an III
concealed anxiety, until the twelfth plank
came through. I'VE favor the calling Of a
constitutional convention by our next Legisla-
ture." Then there was a general gieh Of re-
lief from the people, and there was a feeling
Of hope engendered that there were 'sbetter
times coming On the 'platfOm" containing
this plank, nominations were made and ac-
cepted. Many who stood upon this plank
were elected and now occupy their seats n the
Legislative halls-to do whats They accepted
most sacred trust at the hands of the peo-
pie, and the people anxiously look TO Zee their
trusted agents do their duty. VIII they do ifs
IhiSsmay seem a strange question for an hum
bic citizen 70 ask, but we, Of the common
people, do not understand delay, when the
life blood Is flowing hour by hour day by
day, until naught but the prompt action Of
skillful surgeons Is needed to arrest the
fow. We want this service now. Onr
mother Is bleeding, and we look to the rep
resentatiVes Of the people now in the
Fourteenth Legislature to restore her, by
executing their trust in at once calling con
stitutiOnal convention, and let the people It
large, through their delegates, to be chosen at
that convention, frame a Constitution that
win be but the win of the people and not the
emulation Of set OF hirelings and oflce-seek-
ers, whose interests arc directly opposed to
pie. WALLACE.
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