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, 1876-11-06
Sim OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bud I"
lrtbnt's lettes nnO srOBtes.
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ODER: S%erlpnnoetl IL Dem pauS zines 6reunoes,
0ieies ~ppleneetite @,rf oieIes 8ttsranen Der
IrnerItanllhea Slteratur 9at ais Sorpuri elueu Ne.
SoIteS berl9rt uno 0iebt eiucn lhredlihen ~lleberblid
Iber Libel, Weldes IS blosteut. Muferpreeutlid
l%pannenc unc auire9enn, piro es uou Alen mil
Se9l:rOe 9elelen lperoen. Slluitrirt une ibpn 9c'
rnneeu. SSlr ltno entldlolen, oos Su9 IN leoer 5a'
mile oes Sanoes einjuTIDren uno ~otterlren nod He
ea9epefene Sprtbeile aleu- monnilten uno lueibIl.
den Observation-Disclosures. 0Sir nerian9en lberon
Asentea uno l1tden gratis aui Serlan9en 9soinaun.
Gen uno bslhreitenoe @irculare. 3. w. $tpeear'
N. Co., 72S Gbeltnut Str, pbila, Ag82mi4
, 1876-11-06

zssdbfei auf mss. ais 200 bar bsssutsnbsrsn Stash
In europa.
oelr' aus,abIunsen hurA bic woRdmter ioiuie Ysr
telegraph nad alien ptdssn In DsutidlanS,
psfsrrsi&, Der eA~eis bOuano. Ddnsmart, S&ws'
ben unp slOrmsssn. ben Gmpfansern frsi in's baus
s~sIiefsrt.
0retit'S risfe fur s~Setienes CUR Ssnusuns In ansn
sr6Bersn Stdbtsn Der alien a8eIt.
Ginfafrrnns BON @rbfbaiten unO Sorberunssn
isOer Wrt. in alien IIaben Gurspa's.
DeridiHuns bon @atern unb padeten mas
europa.
Usrlpauns antommsnbsr Sitter In sesW pori, uHs
Weitsrbef0rbsruns ~btsielben na& BEN SnIanee.
GuroydifHss 9sls ausr 4rt sstauft uns u~sr,asft.
, 1876-11-06
A9enren perlaust!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!i

Stn pureisss Sst.sunud su ten bsru5mtta Qpsrisa
,,1hree Years in a Msa-rrap' uua Ten Night
in q btrsRoom," pen \. Z. artbGr. Aas Itsi
une BrpBte QUIZ eltlsS ssisiertea SnrtftntlA.s - Allan a
ltae iaHttitI, dssanI %sseaneeH, plrs ~ I~aulsnssa va :
taufI. 1s miro pen psn prpprragentasu pericutn MN
3tituneen es saness auf eas Uunntans e~suribtiIE,
Slns @el6tptf ppH 3erbrt6en anb Belsteiauuass -
uHlsrer 4llitt' pd4t ~ - tnelsnsn 1sjsH lsrses
Ger UiSraiIdI beprFttn ale Selese. AgenisS psl6
,Man-TI ap" e%srtiutien. nutsH mtneeuens nsH .ul ,
maj 10 Wei eTemVlaFs o'eits Su3ss psrtaHfsh.
cebensbeld9rsIbuna Dee Serfd1fers, NIT fstutm
Portrait IN Stdeittp rtre ttatm ItceR Sasfcrtbsnts
nberEstct. ysl1re;esUee etrealage uRe lplAe mlt hua
Sseineunesn Tsresn trtt auf aniraet sgfenstt ssE
Strase, peiIs., ps. r7iuuiagB.~-s
, 1876-11-06
Ginioe oute 6riin0e :

1.-Gine neue GrRnbuns. sranbIt4 seeeae
uno 9efitert ourG Datsnt.
3.-Wtaht einen mmenen 2o6sSf0
sleih auf beioen seiten, an allen arten bon StofIva
3.-2auft Ieibt, ianft, serdui6los unb rai&-bsR,
s combination BON G%i9enldaften.
4.-Gausrbaft-Iauf SabreIans obne Repa'
raturen.
5.-Berrt@tst allie arten BON a<bst'
ano 5anee Rdbereien in einer oorIisl idenW etls
g. SIT fir ben arbeiter febr leidt 3u b a II D.
5aben. Sie 2dnee Der Slide lam re9ulirt peroen
rudbreno bic Wul6ine i'm 6an9e 1T, uno oieIe fam
nit eluem Saben perlebeu foerOen, pbne baB oerlelb
odr1 Go6er 3u 8eben ba{.
Z -pl1n eiufab, finereth, elegant. inosn
rer Std ob n orn cebtoub BON Cog sBbeel Gears
totarp Sans uno Geosr Nrms formirt tpiro. Dat or
atie DrOpGeto, tpel6er etns aIet6
uGSi9s &du9e hes 5tiaes bet Urgent
elmer Gef6pinoieteit Fbert. Dat unlerer
teuen 3 breao Controller, mslder cine aletu'
naBise 8eipeeuns Der gteeble.Bar erlaubt uno ems
GtrIes oes Gabens oorbeu9t.
S.-Gonitruetion d uBeshfsr8fGlti lno uop
snret. SIT ~iabrijirt pom sen seididteten nHt
:rfabrenten Irb+itern in Der b%eriibmHr
Remington Grmorp. SIcn, %. q. Dbilaoelpp.s
NiHcr: $50 Ehcftuut Htrnee. 2YR7rra,
, 1876-11-06

Gieb, wie mir ban9eH,
Muf uniern @angeu
@liib'd Reu' uno Sdam
Sieb nldt bic Sinbe
1no milo perfiinoe
Is Croft I'M Gram
gergebun9l
Silf, btlf, sewdbreI
3 feb bic 3dbre
SUI feuhtsn Slif
Druid unp tein Cube!
3 nenbe, menoe
0as SIudseidtd
S%er9ebun9!
6alh nie Die 8olfe
2aB Oeinem Solte
Soriibtr fliebn
9le Sdmad, ba8 Gleno
uuo neu beieelenb
Suaft niebcr5ieb'n
Sergebung !"
, 1876-11-06

-@tnem Seutl1etoa iiber ben tt'
oil6eu ,Serlobnuusstas (SOm'Sippur) eut'
nebmen mir Die iolsenoe Stene: ountsr Der
oft 9aus mertbloisn 9itaneien oeS Serlob
uuusstases b%efiuoet iib mands o'dter'ld'
Perle. Sd iterieee bier einise Stropb'r
BON eiuem SuBlieo, oas mir b. ionoers &C.
lunseu erideint uno bas, bel ietnem SpleIer
nit BEN &eims, ieiuer prdsnanten Surs
uno ietner leelenpolen Snnlstelt an Oh
ldSnltsn lateinli9en SlrAenbpmHen ERIN
nert
Dllrtraft, 0 iteise
Som Stamm III Die 9weise,
sic blibn 10 ih0n!
Die Sinoe ihmIuoe,
Gs tone ltabe
Gus Simmelsbohn
Ser9ebuus!
Du Sulbperleiber,
On Shuloueryiber,
3u DIR empor
3ieb'n unlre Qleber
Ou ienoe nleoer
Dem Siiberhor
Ssrsebuns!
, 1876-11-06
(Torti.suns fol9t.)
uont artisem Alfonfo uto Dem
b0(en Spauier.
(Gine 10 a @eidihte.)

Su ben Saal be5 Srlbuuale8
2rat Der juu9e 2%auoespater;
Sn benz Sbmud oes ~9oloenen Tlieben
Sol9ten linn Der &rone Hatber.
gor benz Spr0btin9 Siabenens
Stano Der 6ldter ernlte Utenge,
uIo i'm Stnter9ranoe no9te
Dumpf ocs treuen Solts 9ebrinse.
llno eS ipra6 Der iunge Serriher:
pH.ibnlenb fiiupet Die @elhlhte,
gBie im ih0nen 2anoe Spanten
@tult ~lorrrten Die @erttte.
Oils NIT ieiner ISABELLA
Seroiuano ben Gbrou nod tbetlte,
Stauo es gut mt 8eht unb 6idtern-
Aber jeue i3eit enteilte.
l1nb bes Reftes frenser Yhese
Sat es ofienbar geidaoet,
9aB i'll Slr9 rbiut bic Sanoe
IaSu eifris mir 9ebaoet.
Iber nun'bes unsliidiePgen
SrnoerfrIeses Stiirms i6weisen,
8lrp Der @ltterltauo fid wieber
SelueS ImtcS wiirbl9 3el9eu.
Seben uuterihieo bes Stanres
@lro Der &,bter iebt psrgeien,
Wro ben &oni0 ME ben Bauer
StetS nit gleldem WtaBe meiien.
Sour Der Stimme oes @enineus
@iro ein jeber Rtfter laulhen;
Ntht beS @olbes Slang oerfibrt i'm
Mo6 Der @alfeniheine Hauihen.
90 mirb and i'm Yolf Die 2iebe
Gum @eiee fiji mieoer frdffseu;
gtlht ALIEN nit Uforo unb Oiebftabl
Wiro Is ferner iib beihdft'gen. .
Tu0eub wirb uub fromme Cite
81 Yalait uno Siitte mohnen,
uno ais Multer leudtct Spanien
Wueu onoeren Natlonen!"-
@pradIs uub i@mies. Srrwunoert idaute>
Ollie in Der metten Guube
Sb Der @eisbelt, melhe aus9ing
Gus 70 iusenoltAem Wtuuoe.
dis bes 8eifals laut: 8ufe
Su benz boheu Saal perhalten,
Sob itA plDblid cine Stimme
Dt,t beS Gaiies @runo9e,nolteu.
llnb bic Stimnle iprah pernebmlid:
.gtnes mDht' i'd nod beriibren:
g8as nod MOTH tbut, 1T, Die itolsen
Ybraien mirflih auS,ufibren !" -
ySabt ben iubilcreten Sbndeer!"
&ieien Nle tiefbetreten;
MiBaelauut 9lns fort Ilfonlo,
SpraA i'm 8ortgehn gu ben Hdtben:
,98ie ELM Batter feline &inber
2,eb ih meiue @ipanolen;
Glber renn ite oas perlangen,
Soa fe - Ser uuo Sener bolsn!"
, 1876-11-06
8aus In Deutfdlanb
Knautb, NadJuo 1 Rlbns,
2Ai93is.
& b

i'm Getail %pertauit 81 SmportattonS. Yreiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
No. s31 Mrd StraRe, &fe Ger 3peiten mue
eoatcs Str. nne 62l Glib Sritte Ctr,
YbiInbelp ia. IA.
Dies lit cine OrAanilItion uon 30pitatiiten UNI
Gbte 81 inlportiren uno gu oertbetlen
nit ellcm tleinen Gelulnu, Der oem 9onlumenIen alien
We,pinn Der 3milhen9anbler erlpart. 9Dir eontrouiren
einen 9roBen &beil psr belten 3beelorten. lpelbe nab
oielem Sanoe tommen uno ole nur pom uns lelbt Der.
sauft lperoeii. 4er1onen, pelde pom cn0eren b1nolern
taufen tDun oies ju ibrem el9enen 9latbtbell. unlere
bdu1er III @biia uto Sapan baben Die belteil 6aetlltd'
ten our 9Iusnabi, mas uns 9roBt Wortbe,le 9elpdbrt.
99tr baben gum Yertaui umlerer ] bselorten in alen
oauptltdoten Der Sereiri9ten Staten stores etabllrt.
gSir 9eben unlersn &unoeu ea
GCbpneS Sel= Sbrpmp,
Qenommen Ouu oen metropolitan 9Serten amerlfanis
der un0 fremoer &intlerl, luelbes. menR in elnem
Siloerlaoen %9efauit, me1r tolten miroe ais Der prels
oes 5bees betrd9t Oele 9brOmos lino Gin GeiAent
lur uniere 8unoen.
Vile ~9etaulten SSGaren Ia raj tt TT, baB lie oou'
tnlnlnene Setrieoi9ul9 9elpabren, oosroas 1elo jurld'
%eritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
L. q A Co =,
yo. s31 Nr6 StraBe. @ds 3peitsn uno Coates Strass
unb gu Sub 9psite Str. Wptla,. Va. A9D12mts
, 1876-11-06

Nto Nono GoGe9e. - Naepn, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Muguf 35nts's Sam
burger Trppfen fnb Don ansseaeihnetfr
Wtrtuus unb besbalb nabeau unsntbebrlih fur
tnl1. Eep. Batter j. s. &sbmann.
, 1876-11-06

Ssrr Gbas. 5auptman, &issr pcint, &. s.,
beseust uie fclst: SD lit felt att Woben an
S9wdhs unb 8ppfi9me1sn, bur9 llnvsrcau.
ltbfeit berpprsebra9t. Turb ben @ebrau9
Scu Dr.. -Musuf 85nts's 5ambureer
Tropfen bin i'd @ptt fei Dauf pieber 70
peit berseiteqt, paB i'd meinen alien 8elhaf.
t~isunsen wieper nabseben fam. SD fam ba-
Der biele Wspisiu Iasn betsns empfeblen."
, 1876-11-06

wsrIonen, bic an gppetitlpFstsit unb @ibsr.
wiaen ssssm Speiien lsiben, iinb DR.. Aug.
8Snis's 5amburser 1~rpptsa su
empfeblen. Serr Matbias DrabpbeL BLUE
Sprins, Neb., i6reibt p%ariiber: Mein Gater,
l1pn bod i'm Glitter, serlor ieinen Mppetit unb
bate lOsar sinsn Wioerwiaen sesen Spsiien,
mas ibn iebr I1wa9 unb unb leipenb ma6te.
auI unisr 3urepen sebrau@te er DIR. Mueuf
8Snis's 9amburser Erppfen; Der @ppstit febr.
ts aarid, une sr fGbIt u Gin gang aussrsr
Msnl9 au 5ein.
, 1876-11-06

Sin sutes MittsI ssssn Golis unb estbfdmer.
gen limb DR.. Iusuf 8Dnte's 5ambur'
Ger Gropfen, i6reibt 5err Midael @eiL,
pStlbatpata, 9noy benn b~tslelben belfsn ausen.
bltdliG.
, 1876-11-06

Sd bin wisbsr better ais i'd ie srtpartsts ~
werosn, l&reibt Ybil. &pR, SaIsntptae, Wi8e,
bant DR.. Wusuf 8Snts's 9ambursu
Erppfen. SD lit LANCE an Ser3flOpfen unb
los 3pst Msr3te su &atbe, Obne paB i'd 0inbsr-
uas erbislt. SD snti9lpB mid, bic Sambur-
ger IrOpfsn bes DR.. Musuit 8Onis su esbrau-
d n. @ptt CUR Gbrs unb DIR. Musulf 8Snis's
pam burger Grppfen gum &ubme mub i'd "a.
gen, eoB mir %bislsltsn msins Gsiunpbsit wts
bersabsn.
, 1876-11-06
StpG Speemlatipmen
@Datt'S 2ebens'S ALLAN.
Gln meDl3lnuDes YSunOCr.

gnL-
observation-disclosures, Deusal8la, Wtot IN tprem ~ i'm MI en-
stadium, StrpTsln, 1pnteas Arautbeit GrplipsIas, xIGr
Sei0ware une bic lpllumiea 6ale p0a SiattraHtGtI"
ten, 8reBs S6pa1e, Eeeers unp NterenIeiptn, NinB-
rpurm &c. &c. MIRO .In[s Ssttmmtere burp eielen &pnl0
alsr &etnt8un8smitIel eepelll. Gerlelbs III swegaup.
tpaHSi8 SABRE 4tn6ur@ pom pItlltura erprpbt, saI
punpertIautenoe Won 5alen 8epeilt uap cariri ntss.
penn nap Vprlprlft 8%snpmmen. SIT etn ltderes ptlI.
aiitiel pen 5tteln IN alen peIlbaren 6ausa, eurirI sis
raullten altsa Wel9wIre, leIbt no Ger 8ae&sn lQpH an
sefrenen TT.
ppatt's eebsus.S aliam eurirte 5errn 8. 3. con.
map, Gra8peen IN ~gart-4beaEer gu SrUetpn, ". o.,
ppm 1rOntlben Apeumattsmus, nd6pem oerlelbe pgue
Grfpi8. pen ben Seria9it1ten Aer5ten &uropa's uHe
Amerlta's peplneelt ppTpen mar.
ppattS Sebens,& aiiam eurlrte 6err1 u. o.
Gplp, 0pdml1er Np. al Wtaetlpn Str, ppn e,uem
8eIdfrltpen Wel~mur, naQpem or le3S NipAaW TN
Srsab~ap 9UiptaI mar 1ne bort ais ~unpeIlbar ssIIart
puree.
3patt's 2ebens-Saliam tstlts Ssrru 5aspb mptp,
SiRte no. 242 Wresnpl0 Sir., Won eipem lcrptuISten
Oel4pure, prbet bic 0aulniB l0pn bio aut pen 1nppeR
5teFAn9en mar. perr u. bat wabrenp 10 SapreR aag
8el1seener 9eIlna tetne Wiseerpglun9 Ger G~ranIpett
%srtaeren.
Spatt's ::sebens-S aliam euttrte 5errn QDtutan
SPrla8eT, 10. 1853 Sr0sns Str, rputanp,s pom sRt-
iuHfetsm Npsumatisnus " erntli9er Art, paB perIslpr
cen 0stft Dee &ranten loon perptrrt bate. Den Se.
nannte fpunts moi leIne 9anp gum 8ppie ertebea xnp
mar paprenp prslee Dtonate aa's Ben %BeIeisIt.
5u BADEN IN Ger paupt,Offee 246 Wrano Str, AIT
Oct &polettsTn i'm AuGemsiutn, su 81 per 6lalVe. SvGs
Slal9en 80. xa.
9patt's btrabmte 3etImttttI ftnb. -
3pat's auistlbarer asbsns. BALKAN ~ 100.
ppatt'S "a b", petpelI tatter 1ebrns. BALKAN, au
Si.25. ppatrs YuimVntc BALKAN. pDer Der S9plne.
lapusen ersaae, iu st.W. Spatt's SptB s,ai.
nsnt, ~untsbibar FUR estesn unp Sbmsrsen iefsr art,
ju 81 senls. - Spatt's Snia, gar tar 9rtauun IA,
Aeptwep, SnRpsnSa, eatarrp, 81 rs &ts.
9Dsan setae 4rittelnlbt IN tarer Apotbeis pber an gu.
rem Stase ~ oaeea fap, 10 psaos man ito oirett aupas
2eHIrai Depot, 24b WraHpltr., ". y.
9erptn 3. Spatt Il Co., &iaentbnmsr,
usbsraa bin per SrpEsB ssrl9tdI bsim 0aIbsu
eaSene. ~f3m2Uian
, 1876-11-06

Der Danf ether Camille SD nns
t1sine grau iasen Sbnen ben srSbtsn Dant fiji,
pr. Mu suf 8Gnis's 9amburser
Erppfem i6reibt 5err Sobn Yott, Geneva,
81, benn bteielben baben uns srpbe Dsenlte
srpielsn. @ir lallen bic 2rOpfsn ni9t msbs
ausseben.
, 1876-11-06
Die 8laf9s

Die Glaf9s
r9amburser Trppfen"
ioitst SO Gents, ODER dnf 8lal&sn
Dollars. ilno In allen peutIden
Apptbeten gu baben pper perren pielsls
ben mad Gmpfana Dts @elpes fret mad
auen Ibelen Ger Sereinistsn Staatsn
Ssrlanpt. Man aprelire:
A. vogeler g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-11-06

@eseu 9autfranfbeiten unb aIt rlnrsinis-
t~eiten, pel1e perborbenem 8lut entlprinsen,
llnb DR.. Musuf 8Dnts's 5ambur9er
Gropfen Elm gang auss3ei9netes MitteL,
eeEn ie linb bic belten Ylutretnissr. So
'hretbI serr SUbn Gsprse gUbenl9aB III &C.
mont, 81.
, 1876-11-06

3err Steif In Snanbaso bin. MiG., tbsft
uns nit: SD lit felt 3wei Sabrsn an elmer
bUsartissn Glsbte, bic alien Mitteln pitsrlianb.
Da ssbrau6s i'd msbrsre @O6sn lang DIR.
Mu8uf aSnis's 8Sntg's 9ambur-
Ger Erppfen mad 8ori6rift unb wurbe
BON bislsm bSsartissn leipsn ppafanpis sebsiIt.
, 1876-11-06

SMn Wdnner unb 6rduen uereen fest r err
CWV lauat fir unfere neuen @oicfecern
Bilcer. @dbieibe, eetnenfacen unc 9breibpa
pier. @roAe Ginnabmen nit Std,crbett &C,
rac,t. Wan ftreioe iofort um Gireulare an .. 4.
@uernfep. publiitsr, Gcneprb, 81. .. 4lD4m,.
, 1876-11-06

SD bin "a Sabre alt uno mar 70 franf. bab
toy feline Spsile mebr oertrasen fpante, ibreibi
PER- Yeter Clemens, 0ittle Orleans, Np. Sd
nabm DIR. Musuf 8Snts'S 5ambur.
Ger Irppfen unb bin nun tpieber nitt mn,
3an3 bsrsstsQt ~iOaoern flbIe MID Siel trafti'
Jer ais friber.
, 1876-11-06

e O. a n fir 4aenten n unferen 3epn nellen
Up Ytooelttes, 9eraoe in ben Wtarti
9ebrabt. Wtan brautt lie IN iebem 6auIe. Multer
uuo Girculare f,ei per Dot %oeriaubt.-
4SB27ap= y. .. Mbtte II. Co., Tteuarf, g. 5
, 1876-11-06

Wnpntrtt Sine ppnfdnctse 6efbid,te ppn
N3etae'+ Nenniploanien, pom Der erten Mn.
Norloitnt i~ieolut9 bis alf beute. BON Q8m. W.
0llt"Nyl- Cornell, L. L D. Wabe;u 600 oroBe
Ottau- Seiten. lleber IS SauItrationen. Seine opl.
i~tanoi9e 6eihibte unieres Staates lit lett einem bal-
ben Sabrbuloert per6ffentliht ,poroen. @9euten lpers
ben bel @infubrun8 bieies p%ratti9el g9ertes berjlid
lpiatoinme1t gebeiBen iperoen. Sine ieltsne Bete0ep=
belt. 9Bir perlan9en Naenten in ieOem 5opnibip
Sbreibt iofort nm opae @iuielnbeiten mo Nusipab
oes Serritoriuns. NoreI1e: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. mp. 2O4 Glib elite g tr. y
laeelpbid. 4gB 15m
, 1876-11-06

0G g9enn Sbr ben pertGudi6ten
Sk0eftrSU+ @rtitel in Der g8elt uno enc
maIio. golpeue patents gnter .llbr t~oItentrei blben
BroabWQO, VI, v. 4QNZIlep,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-09
HAYES SAYS 1--WE MUST HAVE THE
BLOODY SHIRT"

From the Steuben Ohio Gazette, Sept. IS.
On last Tuesday morning W. c. Gas
ton, Esq, of this city, called upon Gov
ernor Hayes at his office in the capitol
at Columbus. While waiting at the
west front of the capitol Governor Hayes
came up, and after shaking hands began
a political conversation: On the ques-
ton of finance, the resumption act and
the necessity of reform we will be badly
beaten. We must have the bloody shirt
and revive the bitter prejudices Of the
war" OF course Governor Hayes, in
giving utterance to this expression, sup
posed Mr.. CASTOR to be a republican, As
he was in company with a republican
LAWYER from Toledo ut the time. This,
of course, then, proves eOnclusiyely that
the republican candidate for president of
the United States has no faith whatever
in the possibility Of that party being sue
cessfIIl in the present campaign with
fair discussion of the living issues of the
day, although he himself is an earnest,
and, we have believed, honest advocate
of the doctrine of forced resumption.
At the end of the conversation Mr.. Gas
ton said: " You have no doubt OF the
result, governor ?" to which he an
swered: Il do not like to speak dog
matically on that question. The Ger
mans Of Ohio are treating US very
badly"
Mr.. CASTOR viii vouch for the truth of
this circumstance, and there is no doubt
that it actually occurred as reported,
and if Governor Hayes is the honest
man which his friends claim, and which
we have always supposed him, he will
not deny ii.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-09
HIS Mule.
Raleigh IN. Sentinel.

''Speaking about mules" remarked a
six-fOoter from Hasnett county, as he
cracked his whip at the market yesterday
morning, GIVE got mule at home which
knows as much as I do, and I want to
hear somebody say that I'm half fool"
No one said so, and he went on.
"Pve stood around here and heard men
blow about kicking mules till I've got
disguised. When you come down to
kicking, want to bet on my mule. A
preacher came along and took dinner
with me the other day, and, as he seemed
little down-hearted, I took him out to
see Thomas Jefferson, my champion mule.
was telling the good man how that mule
would flop his hind feet around, and he
said he'd like to see a little fun. He'd
passed his whole life in the south, but
had never seen,.a mule lay his soul into a
big time at kicking
"Well," he continued, after borrowing
some tobacco, Il took Thomas out of the
stable, backed him up agin a hill, gin
him cuff on the ear, and we stood back
to see the amusement. 1t was a good
place to kick his darndest, and what dye
'spose he did? In ten minutes by the
watch he was out of sight. In five more
we couldn't feel him with twelve-foot
pole, and--and-"
The crowd began to yell and sheer,
and the old man looked around and
added:
"Does anybody think Pm lying ?
Would l lie for one mule?'
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ASTARTLING DEATH-CRY.
London Daily News.

Mr.. Smith, the psychologist, died at
Aleppo on the 10Th of August, at or
about the hour of six in the afternoon.
On the same day. and between three
quarters of an hour and an hour later, a
friend and fellow-worker of Mr.. Smiths
OR. Delitzsch) was going to the house
of third person, the author Of the &C
count of the labors of the departed scholar
which appeared in a weekly contemporary
1.-THE Academy. In the course of his
walk Dr.. Delitzsch passed within stones
throw of the house in which Mr.. Smith
lived when in Lordon, and suddenly
heard his own name uttered loud in n
"most piercing cry" which thrilled him
to the marrow. The fact impressed him
50 strongly that he locked at his watch,
noted the hour, and, although he did not
mention the circumstance at the time,
recorded it in his notebook. In this
particular case, as it is reported, the
skeptiC can scarcely make use of the fact
that DR.. Delitzsch did not mention his
experience to any one at the time it hap
pened. The record in his notebook
would be amply sufficient evidence OF
the liveliness of the impression. Crit
cism would be better employed in dis
covering the possibility OF a suggestion of
Mr.. Smith to DR.. Delitzsch's mind. He
was at the moment passing the end of
Crogsland road in which Mr.. George
Smith lived" He was, however, not
thinking of him, and it is difficult to
imagine that an unconscious suggestion
of the brain, caused by the law of the
association of ideas, could take the shape
of a seeming cry, not of his friends name,
but of his own, so piercing as to thrill
him to the marrow.
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time of it himself to pull through from
month to month, 20 said, half ashamed
of the tears that were still streaming
down my face: Indeed, I cannot
take the money. You must need it
yourself
Indeed, you will take it man. said
Jim. You will be all right in a few
days and then you can pay ii. back. Now
come home with me to supper and see
the babies. 1t will do you good.
~ took the note and accepted the invi-
tBtion, and after that went TO his house
frequently, until he moved away and l
gradually lost sight of him.
a had returned the loan; but it was
impossible to repay the good that little
act of kindness did me, and I guess Jim
Hendricks little girl here won't want
for anything, if I can prevent it.
Then, turning again to the child whose
bright blue eyes we're wide open now, the
engineer said to her:
"TIl take you home with me, when
we get up to Wayne My wife will
fix you up, and we'll write and find
out whether those Vermont folks want
you or not. If they do, Mary or I shall
go on with you. But, if they don't care
much about having you, you shall stay
with US and be our little girl, for we have
none of our own. You look very like
your father, God bless him"
Just then the eastern train whistled,
engineer Frank vanished out of the car
door and went forward to his engine,
wiping his eyes with his coat-sleeve,
while the conductor and passengers
could not suppress the tears this little
episode evoked during the twenty
minutes stop at Aliens Junction.
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMs.
his Reasons for Supporting the Reform
Candidates.


his Reasons for Supporting the Reform,
Candidates.
In response to an invitation to speak
at the great democratic demonstration at
Cooper institute, New York, Friday
night, Charles Francis Adams wrote as
follows:
elf 1 were younger it would be an
agreeable duty to perform the task to
which you invite me. But I have not
done anything of the kind for fifteen years,
and now am in my SEVENTEEN year.
Should I accept your invitation should
probably give rise to others which would
have an equal claim. My judgment is
that I had better stay at home. Yet l
think I fully appreciate the Importance
ofthiscanvass, Its narrowing itself daily
more and more into a struggle between
the people and the managers, who hold
the official organization of the country
for their own exclusive benefit, From
the days of the credit mobilier down to
the last exposures made by the inyestiga-
tions of the last congress, there is only
one conclusion to be drawn, and that is
the prevalence of corruption almost
everywhere in the republican organiza-
ton. The honest men do, indeed, make
brave and sincere efforts to resist this
banefuI influence, but they are too often
defeated to raise any just hopes of ulti-
mate success. This struggle has been
going on for years, and no material
change for the better has yet been effected.
The time has now come for q radical
change and the substitution of 4 wholly
new influence, tied up by no restrictions
other than the genuine wishes of honest
men of all parties. When in a great
popular convention of a party to nom.
mate a candidate for the presidency, one
gentleman, deeply compromised by the
investigatiOnsOf a committee of the house
of representatives, comes within twenty
five votes of the nomination, and another,
who really did honor to himself by fear
less and effective exposures of corruption
to high places, could not command many
more than a hundred votes, it seems to
me that it is high time for a change in
public opinion. Neither is the case i'm
proved by a view of the manner in which
the canvass has been carried on. The
great effort of the republicans seems to be
to operate on the popular passions
excited during the late civil war. And
why is this? Instead of repeating the
honorable call of president Grant,
LET US have Pcaee," the cryis for raising
what may be another war. And why is
this? Only because the people of the
southern states choose to vote as they
please, without regard to the corrupt
combinations of ofice-hOlders all over
the country, welded by equally corrupt
combinations of ofice-hOlders all over
the country, welded by equally corrupt
combinations of legislators at the seat
of government, to perpetuate their own
power. Verify, verify, ii the people are
wise they will lay down party and seize
the present opportunity TO make q
change.
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equally free expression Of our estimate
of his character. Weare unable to see that
the nomination of man to the presi-
denCy adds one cubit to his stature
or entities him to a higher estimate than
he enjoyed before.
Pygmies though Eerched on AIpB are pyEmies still,
And p ramids are pyramids in wales