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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21

FoReINd XEAIlE. 1t was, d lob TO sell
old Twiate. anythiag at agdecent profit,
and, indeed,, to sell him Mt all, 1half the
prices, aaid they we're too high, and
walked OFF. One day our Head saiesttliafl
sawihim coming in, and told the boys to
keep back. and he would oertaiuly sell
him something before he left the atnre,
and SO we stood back and waited.
a"What's the price Of these goods?D
seidl Twister, taking hold ofi,s0me that
were lying inap open case. Il, Fsisns,.tles
"These, Mr., TwiHter; ara tvelye and
one-half cents O yard," said the aalesman,
f1aming Eaif d cent uhdsr the price. =
7%Twel,efand o. hhlf-ltoe highs nov ,,SS
twelve welmight trade.ncg ,J 7ccg m tf
i"..Wssll, ,wQeiYill vi say twelve TO YOU" said
che salesman.
s'eWeli, I dunno MS I want TIE goods
enough, ,"isnidT Twister; sc ought to be
/ m4do an Ooiect-now, at i eheven iAIid a
half, I'd ,bpyY ,.ni,a ,,s,, ,-,;,tin.
''"Well, YOU shall have q casa at cisyen
and u half, se:I the salesman, deter
mined he should buy at s6me price
1tHWeli, /, don't wantlbnt half .cass,n'
5ayery wail, We viii divide tue 3sass i5 far
I,"Isp6se," said the purchaser, "you'll'
throw in, the case and won't chargefor
~a ~aYes, said The salesman, .swe'll take g.
out half the case, charge yoti 'noshing for
cartdge, thfow' In &he 'casei and sell y6n
the goods for eleven and half cents.p NJ
"six nI11ppths, I11ppths I s'pose," said the keen
buyer. -.
sss s1 ls's1Bs ss I'll ys sHS RsE
may ma sIip tRea righs up 10 % yoar toWn."
ss'No, ,'iio :, DONE hSs e e East, young Irar,;
I guess 1 won't take 'en I don't like 60
have goods forced onto MI in that STYLE"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21

,Repaia aissensss Ia the I.ige, OF, "&asSon.s'
the Rough and Ready C%des-,Ehe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-06
&efn@ Der RNttaoeGpbiaer @ettz
aus Gte4u&t04

0er Befu6 Ser 8biIdoeGp6tder DeIts
auslteauns bat itd felt ben leBten bier
Wo1en ms 6abelbafte geltei9ert. gu
600 I'M Gag retbnet man iebt in runoe
Sulnnte $50, 600 gauge nno babe 3obLer
uno fret @tntretenoe -- Mro es ltne IN
Der Mo9e ON Is. bis 81. 0tiober
Lbctoe Sage etni6lieBlt6] $6l4, 725 einz
%geaan9en, mas etle1 Guaranteeing
bon iber anoer6aIb Wiaionen Berlonen
in icnen le6S Eagen O01dusieBt.
Nu9 Dattert in cerEbGt bis ;ugt~ OorLeBs
ten Samitae 5,736. 649 3ablenoe Berioz
men bic Nusfteluns beiu1t. au beuen
1886. 1853 fret Gtntretenoe nit gereAnet,
Die unaebeure @eIanmt AnsabL BON
1929. 1902 8eiudern Der Misunderstanding
ergeben. Oer @eiarnmtbeiub bis gum
10. 0topember mtro iib oaber auer Wabr.
ibeinLt6fett mad Guf iiber aAt uno etlie
babe WiQtonen YerIpnen be5iffern.
Oieie 2luSabl lit insbeionoere oarum 10
e~ritaunIi1. neil mir bier nod INNER in
iebr I1Lebten @eiddftsaeiteu Ieben uno
neil es Die einbeimiIbe DeD6lternnq oes
2dltoeS Don etlDa 45. 0O0, 900 Seelen lit,
tDethe Mountaineering DunoertlteI gu
0ieIer WolferlDaloering gelteat bat,
rpdbreno Die Bettausittuung in 2ouoon
uno in Yart5, allo III OteI polfrst1eren
Stdoten als Y6tLaoelpbi0 l%tottfGuDen
UNI Die Bepolterune Guropa's gu oielen
beiben uno aud aur Biener @eLtausz
tteuung IN bteL gettnQeren 9titGnaens
nerbGllntnen itano Hno babel plermal 10
sa6lrei0 lit ais ole Der Ser. Staaten.
Serglei1en mir ben Belub Der 2on>
6ouer unO Barrier Nusltelung nit Der
YbtlaoeIpbter, un0 lafsn mir Die @iener
unberldlihttgt, oa lts uuter ben m0gltb
ungintiglten TerbaLtnillen dbaebaltem
Duroe, 10 ergiebt li6 Elm GROCER Wtebrbez
lu6 bon BDilaoeIpbia ais pom Barts
uuo Xonoon unter Seriidit1tt9uue Der
anaefllbrten BeO0lferungsuerhGltulie.
Oie Staote ielblt unO ibre alernG1lte
umaebun9, BON melher man In eiIem
Gage bin uuO 5urld fommen tann, liez
fern lberau etnen boben YrocentiaB DeS
@eiamntbeIubs. ytun bate Ybtlaoels
p6td i'm Sabre 1870 cine SeO0lterung
bon GIG ,O22 @tnnobnern unO es miro
tpobL beute pieael1t 80O, 900 baben. Oaz
9egen bat Yaris iber 3iuei uuO 2onoOn
Iber bret W2iIionen @%tnmobuer unO
beioe 6auptitdote ltesen in QGnoern bon
elmer Dihtigfeit Der Beuolferung, tuie
fte fetn etnSiser Staat in Der Union aufs
sumetien bat. Clutter ibnen liegt 8ana
europa, pte binter philadelphia Die
nDrolt6e 6dIite oes amertfanii1em Son;
tineuts liegt; Niien in piel lei1ter err
rei1barer JtGbe BON Parts uno Qonoon
ais Bbtlaoelpbia uno Die librige Weni1z
belt, Die nab auetl oret StGotem in obnz
9etGbr oerielben 3eit ~gelaneen tonute.
Oie meisntlt1en uuteri6teoe iino
5dmmtli1 sn 9uniten Der europGiI9en
Nuslteaungsitdote ullo trnboem betrug
bic @elammtsabl Der Beiu@er Der 8elts
auslteaung III 2OnOon i'm Sabre 1851
nur 5000, 1875, iii Yaris i'm Sabre 1855
nur ) ,l62, $50, in 9omoon i'm Sabre 1862
uur 6,2ll,1 03 ulo in Starts i'm Sabre
1867 1Ur 3,805 1863 Seiuder, - nobel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-06
(eorrsiponbens Der 81. Staatsaettuns.)
gtttS oeS oentiGea 8ei6eS 9aupts
ftG0t.
Berlin, Is. 0ttobet 1876.

Berlin, Is. Sttober 1876.
lteber Berlin lisgt Die 2uft ber W q b l.
6 ompdgne. Oas alte Nbg%eDronetei=
bous lit aufgel6it. Mm n. Oftober miro
oas neue II Den 8abIurnen berporQes
ben. @nbt>@ampagIen itno ~IangtDeilig,
fir ben orauBen S%tebenoeu unertrG9lid,
niht ielten bumoriiil6 sefGrbt. J1un
oar etn WabIfan1pf nah bret ~ytlaIien uno
benz inoiretten l%8abllDIteml 9ln 20.
mGblt man na6 orei SteuerfIafien Die
@G6Lmdnner, immer gIet6 ptel in ieoer
&ldIie, OBJ Sic erIte aud itur etlen Wdbz
Ter ulto bic brittle 1000 3GbLt. lIn0 oieie
Wablmd1lter beior9en all q. Sttober
erit Oas BabIgeiddft. AM auen 9duicrn
uro 3dunen fleben 3ettel, tDel6e Die
yIrmdbIer" 3u 8orbeipre9un9en e!nIG@
ben, obne baB Die SIr9eri6aft in uel1s
nenstDertbem OfoBe otelen @tllaoun8en
SOlge %leiitete. Die Sadie gebt ia bod
@oniequena tbrer SeriDerfun9 oeS 0ret>
flGIien>S Ditell5, betbeiltgen itd oil ben
QanOtagsDa6len gar ut6t. I'm 10 nlts
anQenebmer ii6erralbt mar man, ais tie
itd %por9eltertt i'm Staotbe3irt STA Dor
benz 0auii1en Sbore ei1eu tletnen Sur
mahten. Se6s ebrbare Burger tparen
DER Nufforberuug CUR Discriminating
o%etoIgt, ais pl0sli1 80 SoclalDemofras
ten bereinbrahen, Elm Suredu ernanIltel
ullo oetretirten, es lei Sahe zines ieoen
,@1renmanne5", it1 acknowledgements
su %ent9aIten. yon Der 9lbiiht, Wabl,
manner aufsuiteueu, muBten Die 9erufer
oer0erlamtnlung abltebe1. unO fte 5ogen
nit ibren IS Sur9ern" uno nit Inn9eu
Jtaien ab. Gs mar, ME 9elagt, bios ELI
tLelnet Sur, Den lid Die Socialoelnofra>
ten manten, ober er faun, tDeun ni6t
i6ueu anoere We9e gefunpen lDer0en, Die
6eeroe Der Wabler i'm Staotbestrf
57a flbrerlos MAIDEN. 1lro Die Social
oemofraten tonnen fi1 in oieien Eagen
oas gergniigen in ben uerl6ieoenen
Staottbelleu nod DfterS beretten. 9ie>
les 0erabItufen oes Wd6laftes gum &tnz
Deriplel3eus lit aber Die lbdrfite Yerurs
tbetlung oeS lberlebten OreitIalie en-
MabllDltem5.
Q8as Die beuorftebenbe b retidbrige
GegtsIa = ert o b E bes preuBtz
ihen Hanota8s anbelan9t, 10 ueriprtbt
oieiel6e III oer Sbat beoeuteno 3u iDers
oen. Ser glrttteL 26 Der 8erfaHungs=
urfunoe pom 81. Sanuar 1850: ,@in
belonoeres @eleB re9elt oas 9eiammte
unterri1tsuelen" fol- tptrtli1 eile
Wabrbelt neroen. Q8te Die 3eitungen
Oot9eltern meIoetet, iDerDen i'm @ultusz
mlnIltertum mo1entlib 4 SlBungen oil
pie SetdibunQ Des unterrt0tSgc>
leSes 9epenoet, ulto ioG Der Nbibnitt
uber oas Do9ere unterri6tSmelen l0gns
ll1lteil, Etall1ulen uitO Sent1are naDe:
gu pouenoet letn. Ser ieBt auf's Jteue
10 betB eltbra1ute &f un Die SteL>
LufQ Der Nebrertnnen o.ninu
oabur9 eire berporraeenbe 8eoeutuna.
Oenn oas unterrt1tsgeieb utro lber
oielelbe auf Iauge 3eit btnaus ~enoaiItia
entibetoen. Ole Utdnner Beginner Die
2ebrerinnen nit i6eelen Nu9en anauz
isben. SIS 1T nur Oieielbe @ri9einuHg,
Ipel1e ft9 auf ben perl6teoenlten @sbiez
ten Der meni6Itden SbGtigteit tuteosrs
! bolt, auf beuetl Die SraUen nit @rfoI9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-06
TSochcntliche Sllinois Staots-Beifaene

ni6t iberieben tper6en ionte, oaB geraDe
oieie leste Barrier NusiteIunS 60 Gage
ldneer ge0ffuet mar. ais ole pbllaosl5
pbiaer, tpel1e troBoem tie OH S%onuta9eH
ae|dloiIen mar, AM @noe tbres GermtHs
Dermutblih bon ebeuio nielen PerloHen
beiu1t p0roen fetn tDiro, ais iene.
GS ldBt it'd Oaraus oer S6luB 3teber1.
u baB oa5 amerifanii9e Bolt etn uieI
bemegli0eres, reilelultt8eres Solt TT. ais
Die enropdti1en Yolfer;
p oaB lein mittlereS 1tloungSbeourfs
mir uuO lein Irieb, ales Sebenspertbe
innsrbalb Ieines Bereibes aud tpIrf!t1
nit eigenen Augen 81 beibaueIt, 9roBer
tit, OILS in europa;
3 oaB lelblt troB Der nod thinner an
bouernoen @eloflem1e nno lDduoels<
itoduno i'm amerifauil6eu Wittelitonoe
me9r @elo unD 9r0Bere @rroerbsfdbIgtett
ftefen, ais IN Den alien VeuOlfetungen
Guropa's. Wan bat bere6net, SaB oaS
anerifaniiAe Bo[t nabe3u 6unoert Ntllz
Lioilen Dollars au59egeben bat. I'M Die
8eltau9 iteuung 3u pouenoen uno 3u be-
{uhen.
Die Bbi[aoelp6iaer Us eltdusfteaung tit
ein nabrer 0lanapu1tt Der @efbi1te olez
les Xanoes gern0toel, lDO3u mir benz
anerlfanllheu Bolfe aufri0ttg uno aus
cen belteu @rltnoen Wlud plniben.
q. D. rs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-06
Cite GrGppetfebrtR.

Wte eiIl Rapite[ aus etuem Shau :
err0man Lielt lid, ma elm Teutuetouiit
bes 4eifer 81. lber ben 8eltauo elmer
&C riippeIf abrif uuo 6erberae
III oemS tGotheu 1T a b n IN ungarn err
5d0lt; Der Gr3dbLer beruft ii1 auf ben
Yrofeiioc @moer IN @roBnaroetn ais
8emdbrsmaln. CT i6reibt: ,S~nJtebna,
iolpte in Dem gegenlber liegenDen 3ippa
Label ben N~eiienoen ctne 1tattlibe 3abl
BON @altb0ren NIT mdbtigen Buhltuben
3ur @infebr. Sn oer Standardization
ltno DIT lo9ar bic Da6booen gno Sheuz
ern uno Suuppen nou iremoer Btlori;
me, Die Guf ibretn StrObLager oes Eaaes
Der Nnoabt barren uno III bic 8IaImen
lno betltgen@eiGn9e ab un0 All tuobl audi
Elm peltltbeS 9ieoben nit einfLieBen lolz
fen. Sang brauBen am Gnbe oes StGotz
6enS lte9t Die 0erberge Der Stripped;
bier fiiDrt Der ungarii6e GlopinsT routlz
Ief0u, elm Blinoer BON rtelenmdBiaem
&orper6au, Elm gar itrenges Hcgiment,
benz ltA aue brelt6aften BettIer beuaeit,
Die iuett uuo brett i'm 2anoe iammernb
uno beuleno ibr @eperbe tretben. @iner
oaruuter 1T Der wOperateur" Der ben
tleInet Einoern, Ole geitoblen, ooer in
Der GLIDE 1elblt geboren neroen, bic Nuz
gen blenoet, etnen Nrm ODER einen SUB
abnilnmt ODER De:renft, poer bas @eliht
3~erfnetet uuo 10 einen vIa6enoen Wtann"
ooer lonit etnenOtitleio erregenoen Erlipz
pei beriteat. Die 2eute foipie oas entz
ieBlt1e Sreiben, 6ur6 tpelhes 1ie ii1
Aniprud onf bic 0ffentIi9s NilbtbGtiss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-06

fett au i6affen pfIegen. iin6 Der Beh6roe
gar3 mobl befannt. CUR !3eit 6er BaIz
fabrten feiern otele .tIntli6" ]oenqd1teu
un8ettaIten ieben Qbeno Iaute Oraien.
IS ae9t bod Ger BEL oieien @elagen; Der
Wetn fieBt III Stromen uni auf groBen
S6uiieln prafiett Der fette 8raten Iuo
i0Diut oaS Haurnige Badperf. Oie@es
feIIbdft 1T oann in f~toeliter Stinmuna;
bic wiloen Eriebe unb 8eeieroen, Die Den
Sag ilber oenl l~Ggenhaiten @elperbe ats
lie6c unterorldt tperneU muBten, t0ben
nun in brutalen NuSbrli6en in Dem beiB=
qualmenoen Hautfe. Ser TuBl0ie tal5t
ouf ben 6dn0en, Ser 9unoloie umormt
nit ben 6iBen. bic &ebleu, oRrd oas
fortmIbren6e Btlnmern ulio Sammern
geitdrft, iauhSeu lulti9e 9Beilen, Die
8eiber 19n1auben Gabaf, Die SiHoer
trtnfen Bronntnetn, uno aus oeul9tquute
nebsnan I6aIlt oas Ned3en uno Brullen
Der vunfertigen", Die bort tn Wunotteber
ltegen, III oas @eio9te nno @etole btnz
Elm. Jules bas tit tpie geiaet - Der
tpobloblt6en 8e60roe gang Dobl be-
tannt. Nuetn Die 2eate, Die eil TrdbIet1,
oem man eben ben Nrln nersentt bat,
ein3uihLdferH ~tuiiIen, bringen e5 aub
ftrtig, elnet bonofelten 8anouren lhDel-
gen 3u maben. Auerolngs nidt Our1 10
baarItrdu6enoe Otltte[, toie 1ie bel ben
Gr,lcn Gleinen ongeluenoet tperoen, nidt
nit glubenoem @tlen, lonoeru nit feuz
rtaem WetM, Mtbt our9 et1en Snlafs
truut, iolberm i'm 0egentbetG ourA er
munternoeS WetrGuf. nibt nit i1Qyfem
Stobl, i~onoern NIT lumplsem Bapler."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11

No one rr-nedy "a i~uf-l
called 10 hy tf.r nece--nle. -
ire A4arrt-ar people ft.E /,
-ure and rale euro S-r Ber-l
aa.l l.r-. Sush vs are rs-
c-aiigst - oGev. win n I~Nr-
certainty trat u will rrsd~sI
tnr siise.-c, ast vita sssU
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11

For the relsf \
eurc ~ All ds'rarl
nssnts in thu si
= h, liver. and inl
els They arr
<lerhni, aud
exceed, ~ I,nrFnu
nsins purcly We.
table, they CoIt
M, inerVufy of mi.
raj " halcNer ,lu
~ ioiis slcALcss !
suffering d prove
"a 80 alaAar a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11
Ayers Ague Cure

For Fewer and Agnc, Intermittent Fever
Chill fcver. Isefnitsen, Fevcr, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Foysx, 40.
and In Iced al tho affections which arlso
nom malGrious, uaATsh. or fniasnssc
poisouz-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11
Barber Shop,
Charles Soliga,

Es., SD. Public squsre. JAsrEE IND.
Has opened barber shop for the shsv
ing Of vour faces. in Mr.. Ernv's build
ing. next door 10 TroxIer's saddier shop
and will do Shaving and Hair Dressing
in the latest style. aud with dispatch.
He will also furnish tn balls or psrtie,
the music of an excellent string or bras
band. upon application.
January lst, l875.-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11
aver s Oathartic Pills

For thu rsIsef
~ eurc of All dcrar
uscnts la the .l
arh, liver. aud H.
<GN- els They arr IA
- ] ]. ]. ]: ]. !: !.
sl,cftcnt, aud
oTEA sNceti, AZ pnrFnu
sS(8 ,.3S Being purcly We
HAhM&>~ - table, they eolt
N-fV< No tnerCuFy or nn
tE( NO. raj whatever. Nh
tt. rsrions slcAhcss
- suffering q pfrte
81 ~ their um.
usc and every family should have them on Ia
for liyir prctr~tion and plci, whom rcquil.
lag experience has proved them 10 be the
81. -tfr>t, amt hett OF all the PHfs with xh
t1c markct aDoui's. Ny thsir occasional a.
tic blood J. purified the rorruptions Of the .,
team expelled. DISTINCTIONS removed, and
wi,olc machincr, Of hfc restored 10 IT. hraltI
nrtiKlty. iutcfual organs wnlcA become clogg
and slnggsh are clcaasc'i hv tEer's f'sIfs.
stimulated into sruon. Thus iDripicnt di-.a
l. shangci nin nc..lh, the value 81 whirh chang
wht-n rs~-k.nr,i On the vast multiiu,lcs Who en-
81. can iar,ily be computed. Their sugar coat
nia@s> them plea ant IN take and preserve, ti,|
virtues duimpairrsi ior any length of time,
that they are cNVr he-h. nnd perfectly rclial
Although searching. they are mud. and operA|
without disturbances 10 the constitution, or Dict
occupation.
flil directions are given ON the wrapper
each boN. nov o. use Thorn Family Physi
and isr The following complaints, which ths1
Psffs rapi,liy care
For Dy.p~p-sA or . AsDig~.ssos. ut.sl~A.
n~>-. assnguor aud lOss az q pPcsis~. the
sh.sll he taken moderately Ia stimulate tho stOa
ach. and restore IA healthy tone and action.
fOr sss Coas ps ains and u various SYM
toms, Nitious aaeadsse be. SICK ~ cad
s.c lac. xsansitc~ or g. resa sseka~s.. Bii
ssu. Collie asd HStiiows E~v~rs, they shout
b. jsdlripusly taken for each Gaze. 90 correct u,
diseased action OF remove tlie distractions ~sis
cause Il.
tor Dy.~us~ry or DtsrrhSrs, but on
mill tlo-e j. gtueFaIlN required
For Rh~amattsns. S-ous. q rav~t. Pal
hide. DseL aud loia~. they should bc conlr
uonsly taken, regtiTcsi, a. change the Lsea-s,
aston IL The systesn. With such change thos
complaints disappear.
Dor Dr.p-y snd Dropsse 81 sw~Iitngs
they shoUl.i ~ takcs IN large and frequent doe .
u ilro,luc. the effect Of drastic nur-p.
Fer sappr~-.sos, large do-s should >
taken. as x produces tho dcsired eject BY stun
pathy.
As n Dinner FsH. take ono or two Pius .
promote digestion and relieve tho stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach an
bowels, restores the appetite. sud m,igorate. 4 d
systcrn. Hence 70 Is omen advantageous vhcr
NO serious arrangement exists. enc who fee
tolerahly well, oftcn inds that oosc 81 the~
PsUs make him feel decidedly better. FROM th.i
cleansing and rcnovating ercct on the dse-nN
APPARATUS
rrkrARHp M
DIR. u. c. aTRR4 co.. Practical CA~usssfs
LOWELL, MISS. q. 3. n.
FOR sALs By ALL DRrGoIsrs EyEErwHEss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11

cEvD TO CENTS AND RECEIVE rx my
u TURN ONE BOTTLE OT INVISIBLE
INk. ADDRESS BENZ. DOAHR. JASPER.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-28
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1877 of the sterling
medical annual, known as Hostetter'.
Almanac, is now ready, and may be
obtained, free of cost, ofssdruggists and
general country dealers in all parts OF
the United States and British Ameri.
Ca, and indeed in every civilized por.
ton of the Western Hemisphere. This
almanac has been issued regularly al
the commencement of every year fol
over one-fifth of century. 1t com
bines, with the soundest practical ad.
Vice for the preservation and restora.
ton of health, large amount of intr.
esting and amusing light reading, and
the calendar, astronomical calculations,
chronological items, ETC., are prepared
with great care, and will be found en-.
tirely accurate. The issue of Hostel
ter's Almanac for 1877 will probably
be the largest edition of a medical
work ever published in any count
The proprietors, Messrs UeseetIer &
Smith, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, on
receipt of two cent stamp, will for
ward copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one in his neigh
borhood.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-28
Personal and Local Dots.

Apples Ire So barrel, and oranges
81 bundled IN Austin.
Hereafter the time between this city
and St. Louis will be about forty
hours, and 'he trip could be made on
Eastern running time in less than
thirty hours.
Some of the fellows who rushed fran
tically through the scenery of the Cap
ital Theater Monday night, when the
shooting was going on, say that the
canvas is entirely "too thin"-that
nothing but solid masonry in such
emergencies will do at all.
Postmaster Kinney, who has been
corresponding with the postoffice de-
partment at Washington, thinks the
mails will be brought and taken over
the International from the day the
trains on this new route begin running
regularly to this city, and that event
will not be postponed longer than
Monday.
The shortest curve on the Interna-
tlonal railroad is at the west end of
the shoal creek bridge in this city.
The railroad company, it is reported,
had bargained for Sportion of the
brickyard property at a stipulated
price and located the bridge with the
expectation of getting the property ;
but when they came to ask for the
deed the party owning the land re-
fused to sell unless a much larger sum
was paid, which the company refused
to do, and then the short curve was
decided upon.
Mr.. Hcxle says that til completion
of the international to| Austin will
shorten the distance to 81. Louis $50
miles. This being the case, the dis
lance to st. Louis by rail Is not more
than 500 miles. At three cents a mile
for a through ticket, which is quite
enough, the price of ticket from the
capital of Texas to the great CONNER
clal center of the Southwest would be
reduced to 1874, saving on previous
rates of about SO. A little informa-
ton regarding rates, time and general
accommodations to St. Louis, Chicago,
New York, etc., would prove inter-
esting just at this time.
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Charity and benevolsnce. 8. Peace
and the preservation of peace. 4. The
acquisition and the diffusion of knowi-
edge, the greatest of human virtues
These are the solid principles upon
which the Talmud rests, and they are
those upon which rest the foundations
for pure society and good government.
Besides the Jewish reverence for
knowledge was supreme. The Book
taught that the teacher should be pre-
served by the son before the father,
because while the latter led the son
into life, the former could lead him
into the glories of a coming existence.
The burden of the doctors discourse
was liberal education, and nothing, he
claimed, leads more certainly to this
than an adherence to the above doc
trines. We shall probably notice this
effort more fully at another time, es-
pecially if Doctor Brown should be in
duced to repeat his lecture which many
desire to listen to.
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COLD WEArHEE-We deem it per-

COLD WEATHER.-We deem it per-
fectly safe to ASSERT, and IN doing so
we have no fear of contradiction, that
we have had, the past few days, a
spell of weather. regular old-fash-
Toned norther, that has made warm
fires favorlte resorts, and shawls and
overcoats and gloves and wooden socks
extremely popular. The ice and frozen
ground, the sharp winds of Sunday
and Monday, and the ''snow, the beau
tiful snow" of Tuesday will, no
doubt, cause some of the children of
to-day to look back in long years to
cYme, and to talk of the cold centen-
II Christians after they have lived a
hg life; of three-score years and ten.
Where then will be the fathers and
mothers who made the little children
o. the present holiday season glad and
happy with presents of toys and trink
cts, nice things and good dinners?
TheJ will not be here, and those who
are v jill have but faint recollection of
the events of to-day, and "papa" and
''namma," SO softly and lovingly said
now by the little ones, will then seem
to have been nothing more than a
dream. The cold winds, the ice and
the STOW can do no less than remind
US that time cools the warmth of
youthful nature, as frost does green
grass upon the prairies and the beautl-
full plants that were forgotten and left
out oven night to freeze. Little chill
dren, when you look back in coming
years upon the cold snowy centennial
Christm\ +, will you shed tear as you
think of''papa". and mamma" who
have passed from the world of toys and
strife to aIother beyond the skles9
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can be no doubt. He leaves a wife
and one child in San Antonio and sew
eral sons by 6 former wife tol mourn
his death. His remains were depos-
ited in the city cemetery Tuesday,
and though few followed them tb their
last resting place, yet the death and
the lonely procession caused a, deep
sympathy among his acquaintance
and the newspaper fraternity especially
in Austin.
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A YOUNG man attended the ball in
armo. hall with his girl, regular
charmer, Chriitmas night, and when
the end of the dance came he found
that tho old buttermilk roam, which
he had tied to post, had become i'm
patient and gone home. The boys tell
it that the young man is terribly in
love and, that he had sent the horse and
buggy home himself. jast to have the
pleasure OF walking mile home with
his partner at the ball on cold,
braeinE night. This is an old trick
among the boys, bat in this instance
we think the job was not put up"
affair
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In tho active pursuit of pleasure oil
gain, the ines.imable blessing of health
is too often forgotten until disease is
firmly seated, andthe fact only realized
by great bodily and mental suffering.
The liver is the vulnerable point in
most persons, anG the disarrangement
of the organ involves almost the whole
system; hence the reason why under
liver disease there is enumerated such
a number of afllictious, and we claim
the Simmons's Liver Regulator to be q
remedy for them all. Genuine pre-
pared only by ]. II. Zeilin & Co., Phila-
delphia.