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ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
AlTERATlvE, TONIC, SOLVENT AND
DluREIlc.

vroKTIsK Ii made exclusively from the juices of
carefully selected barks, roots and herbs, ald 40
strongly concentrated that 1t will e1eciuay eraat
Gsss MN Inc n svers
Ery.ipslas Salt Rheu, phllltlc disease, Canker.
faintness Ut he stomach, and all diseases that arise
chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Goat and Spinal
Complaints, can only be enectually cured through
For Ulcers and Fuptive Diseases Of the skin.
PusI ules Pimples Hi0tcheN, Boua, letter, Sc1ld-
head and Ringw0fm. vEoErINE has never failed TO
For pains In the back, Kidney Complaints. Drop.
sey, Female Weakness, LeucorrhBa, arising from
onernal liberation and uterine disease and General
these complaints. IT inyigorAtes and stren gthena
the whole system, acts upon secretive organs, al
lays inflammation cures liberation and regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual COst,veness,
Palptaitun Of the Heart, Headache Piles, Nervous
tenn, no medicine has ever given such perfect sats.
faction as the NKakTINE 1t purhes the blood,
ceanses oil Of the organs, and possesses control.
ling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures Affected by vRaaESE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom
We know TO prescribe and use II IL their own fami-
| lies.
In fact, we ErlsR Is the best remedy yet dscov-
cred for the above diseases, and s the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public,
Are not the many testimonials given for the dif-
ferent complaints satisfactory any reasonable per
| son suffering from any disease mentioned above,
that they can be cured? Read the different testi
monials gwen, and no one can doubt. In mapy o.
thu cases the persons say that tier pan and sui
ferng cannot be Expressed as In csscs OF scroiula
where, apparently, the whuls body was one mass
corruption. u vEdxTINE will relieve pain, cleans,
purify and cure such diseases restoring the patien
to perfect health after irving different physicians
many remedies, suffering for years, Is II not conc!n
siye proof, II you are sufferer, you can be cured
Why Is this medicine performing such great cures
can truly he called the Great Bocd Itsider. m.
great source Of disease originates In the blood an,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
PennyrOyal and Potash.

II mosquitoes or other bloodsuckers inrest
our sleeping-rooms at night, we uncork bottle
OF the oil Of pennyroyal, and these animals leave
in great haste, nor will they return go long as
the air in the room is loaded with the fumes Of
that aromatic herb. II rats enter the cellar, a
little powdered potash, thrown in their holes or
mixed with meal and scattered in their runways,
never fails TO drive them away. Cayenne pep
per will keep the buttery and storeroom free
from ants and cockroaches. II a mouse makes an
entrance into any part OF your dwellings, satur-
ate rag with Cayenne. in solution. aud stuff it
into the hole, which can then be repaired with
either wood or mortar. No rat or mouse will eat
that rag for the purpose Of opening communica-
tons with depot OF upplies.-iScIeHsfc Aneyi-
ElA.
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MEETING AT MIDDLETowN, YESTERDAY. TO CoSslD.
ER THE FRoPosIrIoN-EFfonr TO sEcURE UNI
TED ACTION.
Correspondence ofhe Commercial.
AlIDDLErowS, Aug. 10.
An informal meeting Of some Of the largest
peach growers WAS held here TO consider the
propriety Of discontinuing the shipments OF
peaches while the market is 30 depressed. The
Office Of J. Thomas Budd was crowded aud 80
was the pavement in front, every one showing
their interest in the matter.
Speeches were made favoring the suspension
OF picking until Monday next, when it will
again be determined whether it is advisable to
commence.
Committees were appointed to wait on farm
srs and ask them to cooperate, to act with the
meeting in its attempt to bring fair prices to
growers and shippers.
At present figures many who sent fine fruit
away lost money on it, and this step was found
necessary.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to urge on the r.
W. b., and Pennsylvania railroad authorities, a
reduction Of freight charges, and there WAS a
most earnest expression Of a demand for reduc.
ton.
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A Chinaman Married in! .ChnrlcstOn.
Ah.Ssng, Chinaman, was married in Charles

ton, 8. c., on Monday last, to Miss Clara Davis
+ native Of this country. The Ne,rs says; "The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. s. Bowman
Ut No. College street, on Monday evening last,
and the reception following the services was
quite brilliant affair, being attended by large
number of the friends OF the newly welded
pair Mr.. Ah-Sang WAS attired in the habit of
his native country, which on this occasion was
richly trimmed satin blouse, with trousers OF a
dark blue material, land shoes Of China make and
style. The bride was dressed in white satin,
trimmed with lace her head WAS adorned with
wreath of orange blossoms, and a handsome
bridal veil fell in graceful folds, enhancing the
beauty Of pretty face. 1t is stated that this
happy Benedict, having prospered with his pres
snt employers, has resolved to make Charleston
his permanent home"
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WOULD NOT BE WIThUur
VEG NE
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.
The great benefit / have received from the use OF
vgGhTISs induces me to give my testimony In Its
favor. believe 1t to be not only " great value for
restoring the health, but preventative Of diseases
peculiar to the spring and summer seasODs
would not be without II for ten times Its cost.
EDWARD TlLDEN.
Attorney and General Agent for Massachusetts OF
the Ciaitsmens Life Assurance Company, No. ~
Sears Building, Boston, Mass. Jy2I-iw
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8aiI Ruxd 4tues.
DENNHYLVANlA RAILROAD,

Tfains leave Depot, Thirty Second and Market st.,
MAIN LINE WHBTWAHD.
PAoi Accom-. esO, ., and ~. A. H. LII, A4b. T. 80,
and n.0 T. n. On Sunday A. H., l, and l. " +.
Niagara Kxpreaa, daily, exoep. Sunday 10 A. M.
s% ,,. sna Lick ,,sn MS 81, %
y. and runs only to rsrr,seursh....;. 500 An
Fact Line { Lock Haven EXP. OK sunday. 1880 pm
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday. ... $50, Pm
Brya Mawr Accom-. daily ex. Sunday. 30op.M
Parkcshur6 Train daily, except sunday. $50, p.M
Pittah1r9 Express daily, except Sunday. Glo, 81
Cincinnati Express daily. .........-.-... ~, p'N
Erie Nan d~iis, except SATURDAY. lis, p.y
Emigrant Express ls.os 4. N, daily, FOR whca
Tickets murt oe procured And basgig1s delivered
81 liz Market Street by 5. Y. IL.
NEW YORK DivIsloN.
KApress for New yotS, SO, ssd, 49, $50. anl II
A N" Q,imised Nsw f.rs Ex S, ,'ss r, Nj
1ss, so on at snDass 40 81 snf AZ ana !.
ass, rs, a. and IL, night. Mail train, I, A. Nj.
decentralization sc for TTenton, ss'.P. NJ.
Express for Long Branch, squan and sea Grit I.9o
ssp 4; IS for Saston, Water Gap ETC., alor.n.
Fol- Trenton and Lambe'tVlile $50 +. HI.
FROM KKNslNaToN DEPOT.
Buslleton, e.se 4. NJ. =? noon, 600 and 7.zs, p \.
Way Train for Bristol $40 p. N.
p. On sunday, s.le, A. NJ. and ap.m
Ernress for New Yors, $50 A. NJ. on sunday, ! A.
NJ. and 7. NJ.
FOR PkLvIDEKE DIVISION
Express for Trenton, Lanlbertvilie Philiipsonra,
Kastop, Water Gap, scranton, fc., SD a. NJ, as
?. N. Expross for water Gap, 1918 A. ",
For Lslnbertville, Pennington and Hopeweil, s.oo,
in'n. AN, and $40 T. ".
For Pennington. e,oe 1913. A. NJ. and $50, +. y.
aMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKkT STREET WEItRv
| Of a int.s.
burg and Mo- Tnnr'h Junction. 5.N A. N. and .,
=. N. Connecting for Long Branch, Sqnan and
Sea Dirt
Accom-. for Trenton, connecting ~lth express 'ran
fer New YofS, $50, g. ard 10 A. H., IA noan,2, ssU
| 4.3O aud $50 +. n,
sunusy tr;ins Tor Burlington. $50 A. NJ. ami l, r
N.
Way Tram for Dordentown, $780, $50 and 1870 2. N
| For Kiukora Branch, $50 A. Nj, and 4.s0 /,
For Hixhatown 9, $50, A NJ, s..s, and sNt. N.
For Long Branch and New York T,3n and $50 '. =
and Z. Nj. For Long Branch, and T. NJ, and
on Sunday, A. nj
Fer rncheTton and Beach Haven, 7so A. Nj. and
| Pm.
Eoi Meifori, ead Ills A. NJ, 80, aad s.s'' ~
enr NJ HolIy anu Fenbertcn. Q. $ 80 y .. s.Ao
| g. And e.an T. 81. On sunday, 5, A. b. For Nj
Hollv 100 and Ills A. NJ ant (l.~ ~,
For Mercnantyile. 10 r. M-.ou Tuesdays fhursdass
| snd saturdays cnlj.
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2Fd1'N dsvsee ~ IRVtk-FTu eFd wa e. S'TstL,'-
From Plttsburg, sl0, 1855 A. NJ, $50 p NJ daily As
A. NJ, and 9.Sb p. NJ. daily, except Monday. From
dey. From Budalo and Niagara Falls, 1885 A. NJ,
dsily, except Monday. From henovo, ElfnirH
and Wiiiansport, $50 =. n. From New Yors,
1.3s 7p7b, io.4H,snd IL 40 7. N, on Sunday Is.
a. T.an, 100, 5. 1915, il.4a r. d., and l1.lo
a. ID. From kaston, PnilnpsoJrg and Lambert
Vile, 1910, A. NJ, also arrive ktuslNoton ienot,
$50, 4. NJ, ..6h AMI l0sbp. NJ Sunday trains from
New York, 1881 A. N. and S. IS 7. NJ. Sleeping
car Tickets can no hsi at Broad and Che-ir n.
Str ets, AID Depot, Thirty Second and Market
Stieets.
The Union Transfer Company will cgi cor nrt
check Baggage nom hotels and Residences. Tl,N
carts anu full information caA be obtatrcG ~ tie
Dcpois ana Terry nGuei shove, ~ ths FOLLOW ns
isc. SIS Chestnut s.Gaet,
TICKET OFtlIEA: q, \, Y. cor. Broad 4 Chestnut
tSn lie MsrenI stree
FRANZ THOMSON Hblsrsi Mana. ar
D. n. BCHn. IN. e4el. L.ssrsnxaI sait
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NTILMlN3TCN u READING r II.
w SUMNER ARkAEGEAENT.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON y
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
NAY 81, 1919
Trains will leave Wilmington AZ follows, tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations. 10 s.lp
20 94I, 1890 d. M, ., 10, T.?1, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New sa7s, l.2l o. L., 5lI,ls.I,
osa, y. III.
Baltimore and Int .r'nfrists stations. ;yoa lUW
Il. Di., $40 p. III.
Baltimore and ssnlagton Ass, 49, lu,a a. ,,.
la.56, Lea, $50, lilo p. III.
| Trains for Delaware DIVISION, leave for
New Castle 500, $50, 92S H., las $40, p. IN.
Harrington end lheriuetliate stations, b.p. s.2o,
! q. M, $40, p m.
Delmnr apt Intermediate Stations, $40, 25, n. IA.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
! PHILADELPHIA ana In 2ruediaLe statiOps, S.iU, a.
m, AS, $50, Q. In.
Philadelphia and New York, 1881 a. IN.
! Baltimore and Washington, l2.o2,9.O3 a. III.
For further Information passengers are referred
| % the time tables posted at the depot.
/ maIl3-ly Il, y, KENNY, SnperintnLhnAt
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8aiI 1paA E:ues.


pLEASUlsE TRAVEL.
FOR THE SUMMER OF 1875.
Via NORTH PENNSYLvANLA RAIL.
ROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA.
To all the principal points Of interest and places
Of summer resort In the Northern and North East
ern sections OF the United States and Canada
greatly reduced rates TO all points In the
LEHIUH VALLEY, NIAGARA FALLS,
MAUCH CHUNK, BuerALO
ewtTcH-BACK, SARATOGA,
GiEN ONOKu, CswEaO.
VII KEsBARR., THOUSAND ISLANDS,
WYoNISa WILEY, ALEXANDRIA BAY
ELMtaA, MONTREAL,
WArKINs GLEN, r. LAWRENCE,
skEskA LAKE, WHITE MIS-, 40.
Philadelphia TO ewitchback and return. ...... .3hbO
"a Watkins ellen and return. ..... 1880
Niagara Falls and return. .....lI 10
Tickets are sold from June lat until September
aOth, and good to return until October 3lst.
(Fifth AMI Chestnut Sts.)
TICKET OFFICES 7s2 Chestnut street. PHiLA.
| lhcrks htreet Depot.
tW-E Elegant Drawing Room Parlor Cars on the
fnst l,ue leaving Philadelphia at $50, A. M, and
reaching Magyar. the same ewing. ~ Route books
and time tables luly be obtained AZ either OF nb0v
onlccs or Of ELL |, CLARK, General Agents,
Ie23m Front and Willow Sta, fhilA
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THANGE OF HOURS-WILMlNG NOTION
~ i WESTERN RAILROAD. -Con,mencn Mon.
isy, September iitb, 1874, Trains Will run ss io.
lows:
Leave wilmington 1890 a. H., and 6.35 p. N.
Leave Landehberg S.4o a. H., anu 80 .. III,
Arrive Wilmington 1855 a. M. and 3.i5 p. m.
Arrive LanlenDerg l9.l5 D. m, and 5sy p. N.
CONNECTIUss.-At Wilmington, with Z. ". 4
b. and Delaware Il. II. trains. At LandeaAerg with
Penna Il Delaware Railroad.
wyatt DAVID ff1NSgl,L,, 3up
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@s6isxl.
vEGETlNE

Paiines the Blood, ksuoyates and In,igciaies the
| Whole system.
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RALTIMOKh " OilO RAILROAD.
RALTihloitE " rUIUMAU X. Il.

k<Ahl llcltE " totOShS II. Is.
NEW goRa AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH TN, 1916
Trains viii leave Wilmington In connection Wit,
the Baltimore Potomac Y. H., Al follows.
Leave Wilmington 2.c3, A. NJ. Arrive Washington
613, A. M, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1912, ). II. arrive washington,
s.43, p. M, City time
Leave Wilmington llHS + =. Arrive warrington
403, Z. " city time.
Leave Wilmington LIS, T. NJ. Arrive Washington
5.l3, ?. NJ, city time
Leave wilmington ITO, q. n. Arrive Washington
li.2s 7. NJ, city time.
kgruaNrsa
Leave Washington 5.o5 A. N city time. arrive
Wilmington i9.DI, i. N.
Leave Washington 9.a3, a, NJ, city titus. ArcV.
Wilmington l1&0, =. ".
Leave washinstop at LIS r. n. Arrive wti.irs
ton b.S2, 7. NJ.
Leave washlnslan ga p. ~, ETY. CINE. srr,u
Wilmington $50 =. 81
Leave Washington s.ts, r. NJ. rttY tine Arrive
Wilmington 81. A. u.
Local Tr.ins leave baltimore I.,r. 3 10 lnd 81 b
A. w., 100 i.ln, T.la, So, r, n. Arrive saehnptI.
$40, 10 and liza A, ~, kt $50, sos amt ,lU T.
"a.
Leave Washington s. 10 and II. 80 a. H., s.av 10
ard iJ.l5p. n. arrive Baltimore 1918, 4. NJ, Las,
o.45. s.ao anu "a, n. GEo q. WiLgtEs,
superintendent
FuASg THOMSON, 1,eul. Manager.
ID. BOYD. iR ,H'uerni tass ag't 'ef,2S-u
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FAuGHVS PATENT
ROUND BRAIDED
BETTING
THE BEST THING OUT
Manufactured only by
CIV. Army,
col CHERRY ST, ruiLA! ELriIA.
Send for Circular nprlh-l2w
HARDWARE AND CUrLERY..-J. Is. SHANNON,
1909 Market street, Philadelphia, Manufacturer
and Dealer in Hardware. lyl9-aSw
RON FENCE.. The New Iron NAILED o IRON
= The best Iron Fence In the world for Lots. Gene
terles. Ac. Send fer Crcallr to Wicker ham
Bro. 1908 Ridge Ave, Philada. aprls.l2w
LITTLE MATTE Beautiful tong and Chorus by
J. A. Barney Sent post paid for 80 cents. Adj
dress WIN. II. BONkK n co, Music Publishers,
ll0l Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. tyls-l2w
LOOKING GLASsEs.-All styles low to dealers.
with others. j. GRtAEFF, sis North Third st.,
Philadelphia. augl3-4sw
Na-GLAssEs Chromos Picture Frames, and
Cornlces, wholesale and retail. GEO. G; NEW
MAN, 500 Market st. sep17-4sw.
MARBLE WORKS, VAN GUNDEN 4 YOUNG, 1921
S, ring Garden ST., Philadelphia. Best assortment
OF monuments Work in Mart 10 and Granite ex-
qutsitely executed ut lowest prices. apr s,+sw
MILK CANS and DAIRY fixtures, best and cheapest.
Successor to John Amber Jr. novl2,4sw
I. ". BAILY, %! Market 81, Phllada., Importer
and Dealer in Diamonds, Pearls, Watches. Clocks.
60 Chains, isS, Wedding Rings Silver Ware in
every variety, &c. Bought for cash. VII, sell at
small profits. aprls,Aw
| WAT HES AND JEWELRY AT the old establish
ed stand of MOORE BRO, 1881 Market street.
| jeai5tojanl',d
UNION SPOKE WORKs-spoKel, Rims, Flow
Handles. j. q. DAVIS SoN, $. W. cor. Leopard
Otter Sts., Phtlad'a, aprl524w
| UMBRELLAS and PAKASoLS. JOSEPH FtISSELI.
&sON, Nos. 2 and North Ith street, Phi'ada.
Best materials snd make. nprl5 law
| RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Betting, Packing, Hose, Boots and Shoes Cloth.
ing, &c. RICHARD LSVICk. SON Il CO., IA
Chestnut ST., Phlla. Agents National rubber Co.
aprlH-isw
| WHITE Lea, Red Lead. Litlarge und Orange
Mineral. WETllEklLL& BRO sis. below Chest
nut, PhilauA. aprl3,l2W
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WArEHs
CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS,
are til most beautiful in stye and perfect in tone
ever male.
THE CoNCEhrO STOP
is the best ever placed In any organ. 1t is produced
by al extra tet OF reeds peculiarly voiced the effect
OF which Is most charming and soul string, while ils
imitation Of the human voice IL superb. waters
new orchestral ytsptr, grand and vlaleste organs,
In unique French cases. comline purify Of voicing
with great volume OF tone; suitable for parlor or
churl h.
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS $50
have great power and 1ne singing tone, with all
modern Improvements and are the best pianos
made, These organs aud pianos are warranted for
Six years. Prices extremely low for cash or part
cash and balance IN monthly payments. second
hand ms ruiients az great bargains. Piano and
eans 10 rent until paid Tor as per contract. Agents
wanted. Special Inducements to the trade. A lO-
ciui discount 10 tcacnars, minister, churches,
schools, locges, etc. Illustrated catalogues mailed
HORACE WATERS l. SONS,
asi BROAD Way, N. Y. p. o. BOX 1861.
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Suspension Of Peuch Shipments.

MEETING AT MIDDLETowS, YESTERDAY. TO coSsiD.
ER THE fRoPosIrIoN-EFfoRr TO sEcuRE UNI
TED ACTION.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST,
"A cheapest aud fastest selling Bible ever pub
iisheui. send fol our extra terua to agents.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
aus9Iw Philah lphia, Pa
t'oh
'sJlK,Bs ,DLJs aU- gNrcs, AND ALL
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uiS
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ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER IN MEDICINE
janis, lweod&W
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DIR. MILLER,S COUGH SYRUP,

one bottle will give great relief Only 80 cts For sal
at MclNALL's,dru store End 4 Market, Whining
ton Liberal discount to the trade send your order
TO the above, or MONTGOMERY 4 co, Agents, Is
N. 9th street. Philadelphia. mayJ-ly
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ANorKyn WHITING or onow1ls AT HlDDIxTowN,
Last niaKT-1Rf0nT or TEE ooA1rrfR1 WHICH
WAIT 10 PulI.ADH1RHlA-NR. HINcxLaYs VIEWS
on INDUCTION IN YRGI0HTa
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REPORTS FROM WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, NkBRAaEA,
IOWA, KANSAS, AND ILLIsoIs-No CAUSE foE
COMPLAINT.
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ARABEsQUEs.
BY THOMAS BAILEY ALDRIcH.
From Harper,s weekly.l

From Harper's Weekly
When all the panes are burning with fross
Wild wizard-work OF silver lace,
/ wheel my sofa on the rug
Before the ancient chinney-place;
And, basl1ing in the fire-Dghts glow,
hear the hemiock chirp and sing,
AS IL within It's rudcy core
IL held the happy heart OF spring.
Ferdousf never sang like that,
Nor he OF Shiraz, I'll De sworn.
/ lounge and blow white rings OF smoke.
Aud watch them lightly upward borne.
The curling wreaths like turbans seem
Of silent slaves that come and go.
Or viZiers, packed -~ith craft and crime,
Whom behead from time TO time,
With pipe-stem. at a single bow.
And now and then a fragrant cloud
Takes gracious shape at my desire,
And to my side my lady stands,
Upwinds her veil with snowy hands
A snadowy sLape, a breath of lire.
o love! IL you were only here
Beside me in this me low light.
Though all the bitter winds should blow,
And all The ways be choked with snow,
'rwould be a true Arabian night.
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these men were robbed by Mexicans and
AZ hrst the story went out that they were
MexicaDs who had crossed the Rio GRANGE
10 pillage; but" said he, sit was afterward
0y Mexicans who resided in Corpus
Cnristi," and he added, "that is the way
WIN many OF the depredstlons committed
1o"n tnefe, they are laid to the Mexicans."
FROM the character OF the inhabitants on
tne Two sides of the river, / am inclined to
C LINK .nat the inference of this Corpus
CHRISTIAN was true, and that the
crimes OF the Texans are often
LAID at the doors of the Mexicans.
This strip Of country was ACQUIRED nearly
thirty years ago. Since then It has been
open to everybody, citizsns of the United
states ana foreigners as well, vet, during
TINS time, 1t has attained only 5000 inhabi-
tants, OF these but $500 are natives of the
United States, and OF these 7,65S are natives
OF iexas, born OF parents settling in that
region. This OF itself shows most conclu-
sively that the ''border counties" of Texas
have nothing in them, either OF sell or eli
mate, to induce
SETTLEMENT BY THE AVERAGE AMERICAN.
California was acquired at the same time
with Texas. was opened TO settlement at the
same time, it was more difficult OF access,
yet, with this advantage, the same area in
that show its l00, 900 Inhabitants. More com
inent on the 'Dorder counties" OF Texas is
unnecessary. The territory of Mexico
across the river is OF the same character
as that in Texas, dry, difficult OF
cultivation, and uninviting. Now. what
does the United States want OF such a coun-
try? 1t does not need it for All oyercrowded
population. 1t is not rich in minerals, tim
Der, coal mines or waterfalls TO make il an
object to be coveted. 1t is sparsely settled
by people having no interest in common
with the ADglO-SaXon race, either in religion,
politics, language or habits OF industry, auo
| he very slow manner in which the border
region of Texas has been settled by the En-
glish speaking race shows that that region is
not favorite place with them for homes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-22
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY APRIL % 1875

ically narrated by the great preacher. This
is not Intended As puff for either the BOOK
or the show house.
The effete monarchists of the old world
seem determined to suppress the IN
vasion of their territory by the daring and
impetuous Colorado potatoe bug. The
Courier-Journal's dimiDutive converse
tionalist has received certified copy of the
following: 1--WE, wilhelm, by Gods grace
Emperor of Germany, King OF Prussia, etc,
ordain ia the name OF the German Empire.
and with the consent of the Bundersratb,
the folio wing: The importation of potatoes
out of America, or pselings or other remains
from such potatoes, or sacks or other mate
rails used for packing potatoes or remains OF
potatoes, il, until further notice, strictly for
hidden. Authentic under our royal name,
and stamped with the seal of the empire.
Wilhelm. Prince Won Bismarck"