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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1879-11-08
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Ia RUte Zee 10Sts.-
I'm temps magniflQue q fav0rise
samedi ct dimanche les visites aux
cimetieres. Uue f0ule considerable
s'y est p0rtee pendant ces deux j0urs
ct les avenues des champs de repos
etaient pleines de parents e d'amis
qui portaient des couronnes ct des
neurs sur les tombes de ceux qui lee
ont Quittes pour IN monde meilleur.
L'Eglise de st. Jean Baptiste. ol se
sOnt c6lebrees Len ceremonies impO-
sentes de ces Ietes solennelles, etait
pleine de monde. Ces fetes sOut t0u.
jOuD pieusement Observes paP les
populations cr6oles ct II nest pcs de
cercmonies Qui s0ient empreiutes
dun caractAre plus noble ct plus -
cr6 que cette tOuchante sOleunitA de
u decosati0n des tOmbes deu morts
de neun Qui sont le symbolic de Pa
mour, de u fol ct du souvenir. C'est
une dc ces ceremonies Qui experiment
les plus MOBILES sentiments du c0ur
q auxquelles toutes les Glasses de 10
societe participant. Leculte des morris
ct, Qu0l qu'en disent certaiues gems,
pr0lOndement euracin6 dams les q.
prita De nos populations creoles. Lee
p0lr de revol1 un jour ceux que ION
. aines dams Cette vie ct une trOp
douce consolation et Il ct hon de- q
repeter de temps ! autre I s0i-meme
le mot d'H0race: Non oNsHis mortar!
j. ne mourrai pas tout enter.
Olmanche ooir ct DECIDE en- cette
parolsse, chez n. Edouard Tinn, an
fmnSAis arrive depuis peu de temps
Qu Aextque, II. Leon Audinfed, ne
aux 6annieres, arrondissement De
narceSounette. dams le departement
d~ 6s~es-Alpes, ct Age de trents ans.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1879-11-08

w. J. Ovesstreet, qui await comnis
90 meurtre dams TAlabama IN prin.
temps derniee, cst venu r6cemment
rejoindre - femme ! Fasmerville,
dana 10 paroissc Union. ct soupcon-
uaut qu'elle le d6nencetait 1 10 justi-
&C, 10 feeide0ent assaaain6e. Apr6s
pjssissss tesss q psssssites, js's ci.
Soyens dc la paroiase Font aaies ct
psuda. La campagne <lectos ale se
poorsait chaadement en LSuisiane,
q les dcux parts out leurs orstsurs
Qui pore0urent les pasoisaes.
Toutes lee restsictioas de- qnaran-
taine pos6es par 10 bausaa Ae sant6
do Galveston ont kt6 abolics d dates
do Ter rOuraut.-Il exiato une Grsnde
sxcitation dams ic comt6 do Wheeler,
Texaa, l 10 saite d'nrrrstasi0rs, pat
10 usarshal des Etats- Unis, asaiste de-
s0ldstA kd&sanx, et sur des warrants
en- blanc, d'individus aceua3A din
terveotiOn dana lee afFaires d'of1ciera
Sxd6ranx.
Nine Frank Chairs, da comtG
dame Arundel, Nd, . tire sou ma.
II puis s'est tm6e.
L. bureau sanitsire national envoie
troie Do go membrcs &tudicr q Mem
phis les causes do 10 hAvre jaime.
Une collision do chemin do ter q
eoAt6 h vie ! teois Pesseunes pres do
Wilmington, c. N.
Lxlectjon . 6t6 ealme dams 10 Me.
sissippi et y vote M pas 6t6 bieu
tort; q n'est pas douteux que lee de-.
mocratee aient reuport6 rEtat.
IL haut d 10 Siviere Askauaos ct
eo@pletemsnt I ssc, % 9ui no s'est
jamois W, et lss r6coltea dans ces
t6gioas out beaucenp soulcrt par 10
s6cheresse ct % sniir0ut pas 1 nour.
Sis - Populations.
Lee eafpet-beGgers r6unis 1 Wash.
iogton pdflent Do faire envoyer des
troupes On LoWiaixne pour pr6aerver
Il paix aax polls ! Rejection prochai.
ne.-On sspers arriver I une solution
paisi6le des tr0ubles iudiens. lie
G6o6ral Sherman Went Dc faire con
rapport souuel, leqncl sumonce que
re1ectif Dc ravm6e est actnelleusent
Dc 2l0 olDcierr actith, 366 officers
ystir6s 6 - 9A,9lR hommes; d O.
desuIee no0bre Sl0 soat emplyy6s
dans - corps civila.
L. s6aatsur Zaehasiah Chsudler,
do Michigan, . Sc trosst mort dane
go lst ! l'h6tel do Grand Paci0que
= New Y0sk. 10 matin do Ter novsm.
be. On sappoes QgI; . saceomb6 D
uno eoageetieu De- poulnons On 1 uue
h60oeragie observation-disclosures On O'y
atteudeit, 10 eouvesuear RObineou .
<t6 hatta 6 Cornell . 6t6 tlu eouver.
near ! c6)eetioN ID nardi. Gais d
balance Ia tirket dimoerate q ca
dee ! ums gDajesit6 d'esvirou 5000
veix. Dasa h espltale Kelly . ebte.
IN I0y000 votes se Robinsoa spe ma-
iogitt . lOooA ft
% hsss 6s Mouad City, H., . Stt
&6osolt pr un ineendie, b g; esvi.
reo Qaotso- vimgts boeisaes ont brAli,
y ee@peis h asisou DO coar avee tons
- se6istsss. L. dttsesse est g1asAs
parsni ~ ihnilles ct sa sppsl d -.
eoese eee fhit - lear lhvesf.
leoae. Jaeooeoo, 0osia, . 616 en-.
da~a6 ! 0sst I Phlladolphio poas 10
1es!tsns - ~, da liostssast
0ee:9ss o sav!so &ss E5s1 ! d'aatsss
uasaoe qst evaSeot pastiejp6 0aps %
nHeseso eoe ~ eootla0els Z dtu6.
yoooo eog0oe6 6't0psionuno0eaf.-IIn
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- 0eloege, plss u esoe b&finnoc :
eswpsb Jss rnnciPans maGaslps q
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1879-11-08

HWsStre.-
Tout ton etre respire un grand air dc boats,
. dit Nm poete coutempssrain dana un
sonnet adress6 4 Phuftre. LIE fait est
que Get air nest pas trOmpeur ct que
Phuftre est pleine d'attentions deli
Gates pour Phumanite. Une des plus
touchantes, 4 notre avis, est celle
d'apparaitre au seuil de rautOmne
CONNIE une consolation ct CONNIE
une esperance. Les beaux jOurs sc
font plus rares ct plus courts, les pre-
mieres feuilles MOrtes cOurent sur les
gazOns, tout dit In fin dc l'ete ct des
bellies prOmcnades, des jOies rustiqaes
ct des plaisirs Ell plein air. Mais
l'huftre est Ia Qui nous annOnce les
gals repas d'hiver, les tongues cause
ries 4 table ct Ia venue du gibier, tOu-
tes les felicites gastrOnOmiQues de la
rude saisOn qui est celle des perdreaux,
ties canards, de Phuftre, ce modesto
ami de 10 dinde r0tie.... Mais Oh est
lhuftre, cette aimee? Que sOnt de-
venus Mimi ct Guiilaume, ses pa
irons? Les perdreaux sOnt Ia, les Ca
nards aussi.... mais on est Phuftre? :?
LIE gOuverneur Nichols nomme
NJ. Emile Legendre directeur, de In
part de l'Etat, de la Banque des CT
tOyens en- place de NJ. John s. Wal.
lis, qui s'est retire.
0erclce 6es LssMstkres.-
lie steamer Alice sppartenant au
''service des lumieres" des Etats.
Unis, Went de poser entire Ia Nouvel-
le-Orleans ct Baton. Rouge vingt-six
lampes Qui dOivent etre allumees re-
guliArement tOus les sOirs. Ce eservice
est, dit-On, dune grande utilize 4 Ia
navigation du heuve. De st. Paul !
Ia NOuvelle-O Orleans, territOire qui
fOrme IL 15e district, II y 24O lampes
etablies sur les bords du Mississippi.
La fl0ttille de In cote se compose en-
ce moment cOmme suit:
Ligne de pEt0ile Blanche: Whis-
per, capitaina ]. A. Cou,st0cle, com.
mis- Geo. NJ. Woods; trois voyages
par senlaine jusqu'A Bayou GOula (;
btVtbtC sCs bOuuS0V SuCICsVvlISCSV VCbbuIC'
dis; Belle capitaine Louis Ransom,
commits J. G. Bergeron; trois voya-
ges par semaine jusqu'au landing de
Ben Tureaud; monte les mardis, jeu-
dis ct sanledis.
Henry 7ste, capitaine J. F. Aucoin,
commits NJ. H. Landry trOis voyages
par semaine jusqu'A DOnaldsOnville ;
monte les martlis, jeudis ct saInedis.
Clara S., capitaine Chss de Bou-
chel, commits Sept. Tocs trOis vo-
wages par selnaine jusqu'au landing
de Welham 4 st. Jacques; monte
les lundis, mercredis ct vendredis.
CITY Of Ay0usta, capitaine J. f.
BrOu, coinmis A. L. Freret; monte
tous les j0urs, le vendredi excepte,
jusqu'A PEglise Bonnet Carre.
St. John, capitaine J. p. McElroy,
deux voyages par semaines jusqu'A
Baton Rouge; monte le lundi soir
ct le vendredi.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1879-11-08

In vile, ct des centaines do families
~ sent trouv6es ssus sbri-Dsniel
=: Omllivau . lt6 cooda@6G . 0eFe
pendu pour le meurtre de Josie Irwin,
4 Philadclphic.-Les rfpublicains
ont emp0rtk rejection en- Pennsylva-
ME, lc 4, par environ $1,000 vOix de
uajoritk. .-Cinq hommes ont ete tues
par une explosion dams une mine 4
Mill Greek, le 2.
lie docteur Kimball ct Nine Caro-
line Goodrich, principaux xuteurs dc
Ia mort de Jennie Clarke, 4 Boston,
ont etc cO0dsmn&~ aux travaux for
ces. Butler est encore battu CONNIE
gOuverneur du massachusetts,, ct
Long, sOn concurrent republican,, est
elu 1 une majorit6 de l3,000 voix. La
legislature clue est fortencnt repu-
blicainc.
Jacob Abbott, le fameux autenr,
eat mort le 81 oct0bre 4 FarmingtOn,
Me-, a96 do soixapte.seise ans.-Un
schooner inconnu S'est jet6 4 10 c6tc,
pres de Broad Coco, dams le meme
Etat, ct tout I6quipage o peri.
to.r. n. amt r.s .,.cr. ccrrms m
pcose que le candidat republican,
pour juge de u conr supreme sera
6lu 4 une forte mai0rit6.
-x"nhi;c.;n. = nm. "a r";. e".,""". y.;rs
dsns In Eo;.istnrc mnis lea demo.
cratrs en- censsrrent i. contr6le dan.
Ics dcnx branches.
- p6nubi;cains mt fs;t dea oa;ns
dana Ia Viec0nsin ct ron esfims onc
lemr ,,.iorifx sora d'cnviron 0O rO.
Grant anrss s'tfrs ss.e. montrS en-
Caiifornie. Seat mia en- route nour
rEef. =. -
L'insurr.ct;or cuhs;ce touch. A sa
An. mais 4 s.. Dominrne lea norts dr
Puerto Plata e dc Monte Cristo
amt hlonnIs 4 esn.e da II rSvo,nfion.
r. n;risTrs J"ir 4" C.r.S. "
denn< sa ixmission .t q <tS rcmniacS
mar Chapienu.
L. wsS~ 4. Hna,o,, n, las chi.
liens ct plrinement conlirmfe. lie
Formidable nayire A capitulS apras
une h<rCiaue resistance de deux hcu.
res. Lea Pkruyieus d<soj&s cberchent
! 10 remplsccr ct ont ,lejA envoye en-
Europe unc commission charRte de
faire rschst d'un autre uayire de
eucrrp.
Des eragca dc neige ont passS snr
les Etata d. Ia Nonvelle. e.Angl~terre
ct A BrattlcborO. VT. II en- est toml,6
vinSt pouces; lea trains Do chcmiu
de- Ter sont bloaues. = :
L'Angleterre suiyra le meme plao
en- Afahanistan que dams 10 Zoniou.
land, on les domaines do Cettiwayo
ont Gtk divis&s entire vinRt chefs in.
d<psndauts, Par GO m0rcelIemeut.
quicrsera naturelleneut Dc Ia jalousie
cntro lea nonveaux chefs. Ia snnrSma.
tie sneIaise n'sura nina rien 4 redon.
ter dana ces rGeions.
L'exploestcur afficain Gerhard
RohIf. envoy6 mar h sociEtS alleman.
de d'ex plorsticu. 4 Stx pill6 mar lea
4. "a aAs-A
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Liste des Lettres

yG00t0n6 = . S00tO % O00N0t C01Y0
- . Uov00heo.
Les lettres Tui Ne sont pas smfBsammeot
s6fsnchies dsiveut l'6ire avsst livraison.
La posts est 1egm6e b dimanclse.
Caller. Jules ManHsl, ysssey
Csmbre. jos. l.. Aeteslf. Joseph
fsvre. Edmond Pier, Mn. y.
l4as, George Reese, Robert
IISuper, John vicksair. Henry
Lake, Edmond Washington, Mics julia
l.i,uinais, Rxoui Watkim, John
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1879-10-22
TO BE CONTINUED.


In north Alabama the corn crop is. so
! urge that it will be sold there at twenty
five and thirty cents q bushel. Mobile
county has uncultivated tillable- land
enough to produce thousands of bushels
OF corn.
A belated husband, hunting in the dark
for a match with which to light the gas,
and audibly expressing his disappoint-
ment, was rendered insane in an instant
by his wife suggesting in a sleepy voice
that he had better light one and look for
them, and not go stumbling around in
the dark breaking things.
PROFIT $1,200.-t:To sum it up six long
years of bed-ridden sickness, costing 5000
per year, total $1,200-all of this expense
was stopped by three bottles of Hop Bit
ters by my wife. She has done her own
Homework for a year since, without the
loss of a day, and I want everybody to
know it for their benefit. 50
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1879-10-22

ISM" appeared in a second edition that
many of the scientists gave up their
d5dbts and accepted the new theories,
which, by the way, based as they are,
upon scientific research, give an ad-
ditional evidence that science and re-
vealed religion, so far from being mimi
cal, bear each other witness. Listen to
Falb's theory of the End of the World:
s'The planets gradually approach the u
until at last they will fall on it. The sun
itself will cool off and become a dark,
ridgid mass. The various sun will ap-
proach and fall on each other, and finally
the same chaotic mass will exist as be-
fore the creation, which will furnish the
material for a new creation. Thus closes
the circuit. The end of the world will
be the beginning Of a new world" We
meet the falling stars, the darkening Of
sun and moon of the biblical judgment
day in the most approved theories Of
modern science.
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GREENy1LLE & COLUMBIA RAIIRoA

Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays {
copied, connecting with Night Express Tran
on South Carolina Railroad up and down, OF
with the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta an
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroads
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SOUTH CAROLINA RARlRt
AUGUSTA DTyIs0S.
fr,rv

~
GaeAfpSS 7eavine Charleston at S~M. o,
blumbia ut 8 scr. NJ, make close connecn5
cir Greenviue and Columbia Railroad to-
Jrom Walhalla, Greenville, Anderson Spart
Anro. Flat Rock and Hendersonville; conn
9r3na at the letter point with Stages arriving
sssy, Thursday and Saturday; also WITH VS.
Of Chrrlotte, Columbia and Augusta Raith
for Virginia Springs and Eastern cities, a.
inc in Washington at $50 A.. NJ, and j
York at 4 F. NJ. next doy> id
Trains leaving Charleston at 500 A. NIL
HOO P. NJ. and Augusta at SIS 4 u. and a
P. NJ, make close connections daily with II "
of Genital Railroad of Georgia, and Of
Georgia Railroad for Macon, Atlanta and 6
points West and Southwest. =:
Passengers taking the S A. d.. trim Il y
Charleston take breakfast ut Branchville; tn !
taking the $50 P. NJ. train from Columbia t 2
supper at Branchville.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
JOHN B. PECK. Superintendent.
D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent
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DIR. C.ucLANE'S
Celebld American
MQRASFEClFIC
)R
SYMPTOMOF WORMS.

THE countenans pale and leaden-
L colored, with qsional fushes, or
a circumsrribed SON one or both
cheeks; the eyes ~, dull; the pu:
pills dilate; an seq picilsas .Luns,
along the lower ed; The nose IS fr-
ritated'; swells, ancmetimes bleeds;
a swelling of the Vi lip; occasional
headache, with hutng or throbbing
of the ears; an unal secretion of
saliva; Shiny or fur tongue; breath
very foul, Particular the morning;
appetite variable, soimes v%oracious,
with a gnawing sensn of the stom-
ach, at others, ens;sgone; fleeing
pains in the stoM~ccasional
nausea and vomitiR violent pains
throughout the abGn; bowels IT.
regular, at times COST, stools Shiny;
not unfrequently ting with blood;
belly swollen and hare1rine turhid;
respiration eccasionallificult, and
accompanied by hicgh; cough
sometimes dry and corslVe uneasy
and disturbed sleep, Wgrinding Of
the teeth temper varil but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the abovsnptoms
DIR. c. HSissL'ass4'.s;s~dz
will certainly effe' , e.
1T DOES NOT CONTRADICTORY
in any form it is an innot prepara-
ton, not capable Of d0tnge slightest
injury to the most tender iy.
The genuine DR.. McIs's YER
M1FUGE bears the signaturesC. Nc
LANE and FLEMING BRG6n the
wrapper. -:o:-
DIR. G. McLANB
LIVER Pills
are not recommended as a remed. sor al
the ills that flesh is heir to" but injections
of the liver, and in all Bilious Cssi.;nts.
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or dlasssaf
that character, they stand without rival.
AGUE AND
No better cathartic can he Svtory
to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are une. s!ed
r-~ 1ilI4ATIcES,
The genuine are new sugar coatd.
Each wrapper bears the signatGie; of c
McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr.I Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS, prepared by Femins
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market bein!
full Of limitations of the name McLdne
-oarad differently Int same pronunciation.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

e11GA returns in 80 days on 500 invested.
2l-VV Official Reports and information free.
Like profits weekly on Stock options of $40 to
$50. Address T. Potter Wight 4 Co., Bankers,
So Wall St., n. Y. 81
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of 40 A. NJ. M Trains leave Laurens 9. &.
tuesdays. Thurs&ewberry. at 2.30 P. N. on
Abbeville Branchand Saturdays.
with down and mp ain connects at Hodges
copied. oanS' oon
p: The IVAN Ma1hr snnd sTsp ! Z Trains. c0naassAs
THos. DoDRSp"d
Jabez Norton Jr:, erhsTWU,
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PATENTS.
DIR. SANFORD'S

II A. LEHMAN, Solicitor of American and
+ Foreign Patents, Washington, l. G. All
business connected with Patents, whether be-
fore the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly
attended to. No charge made unless u patent
is secured. Send for circular. II
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1879-10-22

"Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved BY re-
storing the Liver to its normal functions, and for
this purpose no remedy has ever been invented that
has as happy an effect as TUFTS PILLS"
SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE rs CENTS.
omce IS Murray Street, New York.
w- DR.. TUFTS MANUAL of Valuable Infor-
nation and Useful Receipts" will befnailed free
on application
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A GENTS WANTED-For the best and fast
n est selling Pictorial Books and Bibles.
Prices reduced 30 per cent. NATIONAL PUB
LISTING Co., Phiiada. Pa, ATLANTA, GA, or ST.
LOUIS, Mo-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16

he went of und got himself tight-shust
because his wife tells him, bless don't do
It. Den he sits down nit his back on de
floor, and Il I am not dare dat time he
never would got home.
Veil, dot night, me und my wife, ye had
alittle talk about something's und the next
day ! says 10 Brown: "Look here, vonst.
NJ wife she makes satisages und works In
dot shtore; also my daughter, she works IN
de shtore und makes head sheeze; und
your wife vas going out riding al de time
nit de horse car, and patent tied back
cardinal striped stockings, Now your
wife must 90 10 work In de shtore aud cut
beef stakes und make sauerkraut or else
70 divide not equally any more dot profits., d,
Veil, Brown goes home und he tells his
wife about dot. Den she comes pooty
quick NIT Brown around, und had some
misunderstanding about something's, In
viCh efrybody took part, including my
little dog Kaiser. Poorly soon up comes o
policeman und arrests Us for breaches OF
promises to keep the pieces, und ASSAULT
Ing the battery Of something's. Den de
firm Bender 4 Brown vos broke up. go
about my peesness und Brown goes init
his peesness. My wife she helps In the
shtore. His wife goes riding NIT de horse
car, und eiry night she vas by de theatre.
Vot's de consequence Alorg comes
dot Centennial panic. Dot knocks Brown
higher as two kites, py gimminyl Myin-
come Is still more as my outcome. But
Brown, he goes around de shtreets NIT his
hands out Of his pockets, und he don't
got cent to his pack,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16

TuE recently.discovered plot Of the con-
vlcts in the Massachusetts State Prison, at
Concord, to effect their escape, was 81 a
more audacious character than such Of
forts usually are. The freedom Of inter.
course accorded to the prisoners on holt
days was taken advantage Of on the 4th
of July for perfecting the details Of the
arrangement to empty the prison OF its
inmates. The scheme was simply to over.
power the guards in one Of the shops,
seize their arms, and then take possession
of locomotive engine, which was run
into the prison yard on certain days, and
use 1t as battering ram to break down
the heavy gates. But for the interception
Of letter from one convict to another,
there Is little doubt that these desperate
men might have succeeded in their at
tempt. In any event much blood would
have been shed had the effort been made.
The position Of the prison Is such that the
Convicts, once outside Of the walls, could
speedily have made their way into wild
country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16
Vas Render Menspeclse,l.

Any shentleman vot will go around
your face, and talk in front Of your back
about something's is q shyindler. hear
dot Brown says week preforo next apout
me was hensh peCked husband. Dot
vas allie! Do proof OF de eating vas in de
pudding, am married twenty years al.
ready, und vas yet not baldheaded. l
don't vas conder some petty goats gofer.
ments still l links it vas better il teller
will insult init his wife und got her adyi.
ces about something's or order.
:, Dem American vomans don't know
something meter abot her huspand's bees.
ness, und when dem hart times comes und
not so much money comes in de house,
dat makes not some Inference nit her
Sthill she moost hef one Of dot bull beck
IN the front hoop skirt, pettygoats, nit
etry kind Of trimming. Pooty soon dot
husband gets bankrupted all 10 pieces,
Dey send for tho doctor, und when de doc.
tor comes de man dies Den dot women
v.os Obliged 10 marry with anoder man yot
she don't maybe like nit four six chill.
drens, on accound OF his wife already, und
possibly vone or two mudders by law
vone second handed, und de order q sthep.
mudder out law. Den she saws init nor.
self III etfen wish vas dead little"
Now II Ohermans goes dead, dot makes
no difference. Nopoddy would hardly
know II, except himself. His wife goes on
init de beesness shust like nottinrs las
happened to somebody.
American Vomens and Cherman yomens
vas . different kind OF beeples. For in.
staHct, dot same weller, Mr.. Brown, DOCS
NIT me in do butcher peesness together.
He vas an American man-so vas M wife
Veil many time ven efry peoples Vot de
panic pooty bad, dot vomans comes 10 her
huspand and says she moost have money.
Den she goes out riding nit carriage,
Vonce upon q time Brown says 10 me.
Bender, wouldn't be henspecEed." 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16

The increase Of crimes OF blood is so
alarming as to have directed attention in
some States to the question OF how to
meet it, and bill has been presented in
the Georgia legislature to enforce the
speediest trial Of such crimes that can be
had without infringing the rights OF the
prisoner. 1t gives to homicide precedence
over all other cases, criminal or civil, pro.
vides that the trial shall take place at the
same term OF court Mt which the indict-
ment is found, and is very strict in detln.
ing the causes for which postponement
may be granted. Such postponements are
limited to thirty days; and where there
occurs failure Of the jury to agree, or a
mistrial, the new trial is to follow imme-
diatcly. Such dilatory proceedings us
writs Of error and appeals are strictly pro-
vided for, and theIwhole object Of the bill
is to prevent those postponementsIand de-
lays which adroit criminal lawyers resort
to for the purpose Of securing the acquit.
tal Of guilty prisoners.
The necessity for prompt trials is cases
Of homicide is universally admitted. The
constitutions of nearly all the States
guarantee to accused persons speedy
trial." but a speedy trial is what criminals
do not want. They invariably seek to
avoid 1t by postponements and delays, the
object Of which is to wear out tho public
patience, cause iorgetfulness OF the
crime and thus pave the way for acquittal.
II there were no other reason for prompt
trials physical necessity might be pleaded
as an excuse for them. Criminals are
multiplying at such rate that our jails
can scarcely accommodate them. We
must get rid of them. II the prisoner is
innocent he ought to be tried ut once and
set free. II he Is guilty, tho sooner he Is
brought to punishment the better. The
increase Of wanton and atroCious murders
In the land warns US that the time has
come for sterner measures for maintain.
ing the peace and rights OF society, unless
we are willing for the rage for blood to 60
on till it oils society with despair and
opens the way for some irightful convul.
sion.