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The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
DR.. John Bulls
Smiths Tonic Syrup !
FOR THE CURE OF
Fever e Ague
CHlLLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for II a superiority over all rene
dies ever offered 10 the public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN and PERMANENT cure OF Ague
aud Fever, or Chills and Fever, whethsr of short
or long standing. He refers TO the entire West
ern and Southern country to bear him testimony
10 the truth of the assertion that in no cast
whatever will II fail to cure II the directions arr
strictly followed and carried out In great
many cases single dose has been sufficient foi
cure, aud whole families have been cured by .
single bottle, with perfect restoration OF tn,
general health. II IS, however prudent and IL
every case more certain TO cure, If its use is con
tnued In smaller doses for week or two afteI
the disease has been checked, more especially n
difficult and long-stsndng cases. Usually thi,
medicine will not require any aid to keep the
bowels in good order Should the patient how.
ever, require a cathartic medicine, aner having
taken three or four doses OF the Tonic, single
dose Of BULLS yEaETABLE FAMILY
Pills will be Sufficient
The genuine sHTHs Tonic SYRUP must have
DR. JOHN BULLS private stsmpon each bottle
DIR JOHN BULL only has the tight TO manu- fac.
ture and sell the original JOHN J. SMITHS Toxic
SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the
label on each bottle. II my private stamp Is not
on each bottle do not purchase or you will be
deceived,
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
What n Telegram Did.

A piece called the death of Lincoln"
was produced at Munich in the latter
part of 1865. The author resided at a
distance from the town, and was commu-
nicated with by telegraph concerning
two or three important changes. The
author wished the murder of Lincoln to
be narrated-not to take place on the
stage; but the manager was against this,
as he was q sersstier-loyer, and he, there
fore. sent . peremptory telegram to the
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Ar recent bird Show In Rerlin Gel

Ara recent bird show in Berlin, Ger.
many, green Canaries were exhibited
Others were red, light brown and gray.
The variations of color had been caused
by the daily use of cayenne pepperin their
food. The pepper was at first given in
small quantities, and the birds appeared
to like it, but the feathers soon fell, Civ
ing them moulting appearance. In a
short time new feathers Of divers colors
sprouted. The variations were ascribed
to the different qualities Of the pepper
and 10 the quantity given.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

SOMERSET, KY, is alive with interest
over recently-discovered cave full of
dead mems bones. The first account
was that a man named Mills, who had
disappeared from Somerset sixteen
years ago and was supposed TO have
been murdered, returned, and then a
woman denounced her husband and
Mills and two or three other men as the
murderers Of a peddler for 500, which
they divided among them. She told
where the peddler's bones might be
found, and procured the arrest of all the
aforesaid men who could be reached, in
Guiding her husband. Upon examina.
tion five human thigh bones were picked
out of the pile in the cave, which indi-
Gated that more than two men, and not
quite three had been laid there to mould
er. The odd bone is an Ingredient of
the cave mystery. The men who were
caught and Gagged are supposed to have
been conducting the highway robbery
and murder business on a large scale.
Their base of operations was near q still
house, and near the still was waysde
house of entertainment where travellers
stopped for the night and it is said
found eternal rest. Altogether Somerset
county has an interesting cave mystery
to solve. The men arrested say they
know nothing about the cave or its tell
tale bones.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Dangers TO Iron workers.
Tllt.hnrr Evcnlng Chronlcle.

Messrs r. Esterbrool, Il Sons City Iron
Foundry, Boston, Mass, speaks ON this
point as follows: Two or three Of our men
were badly burnt in working They were,
however Immediately cured by using that
valuable remedy, St. Jacobs Oil. All our
men are highly pleased with it, and we shall
always recommend it to those afflicted with
pains or rheumatism.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

THosE Sandwich Islanders are gradu-
ally adopting the weaknesses Of more
favored races. They have 4 fashion
magazine there now. The summer style
for both sexes is announced. 1t consists
of red string around the left leg just
above the knee.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

" the mother is feeble, It is impossible
that her children should be strong. LYDIA
+. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CoNroUNpis per
fec; specific in all chronic diseases Of the
sexual system of women. Send 20 Mrs. Lydia
f. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Natnre's Sluice-MnY.

The kidneys are natures sluice-way to
wash out the debris of our constantly
changing bodies If they do not work
properly the trouble is felt everywhere
Then be wise and as soon as you see signs of
disorder get package of Kidney Wort
Constitution.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

ONE of my children was recently attacked
with a severe case Of Group, which really
assumed a distressing phase; was recom-
mended to try Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, after
other remedies had failed. The effect was
most happy and speedy, causing an entire
cure. F. ALBRIGHT, 2il S. Sharp st., Balti-
more.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

1t viii be seen that whereas these eight
great States contained just about one
half the total population of the Union
in 1850, they now fall short Of it nearly
100000.
They have not gained in as great
proportion as some of the far Western
States, as, for instance, these:
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

A LADY OF Marianna, Fla, writes / ap-
piled to a physician here for a prescription
FOR Sick Headache, with which have been
afflicted many years. lie recommended
TUFTS Pills They acted like a charm. | can
now attend 10 my school without any pain
or Inconvenience it is the best medicine
have ever taken. May you meet with the
reward YOU deserve Anna jenkins.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Cnrc FOR Plles.

Kidney-Wort acts first by overcoming in
the mildost manner all tendency 10 consti-
patton; then by its great tonic and iuyig-
Grating properties, it restores to health the
debilitated and weakened parts. Try it,
ITEM.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Read His Statement:
Vegetine.
aEEUIATIM is a rIs-AsE Of the sLoo1

The blood in this disease, Is found 10 contain
an excess of fbrtn. NFGFTISE nets by converting
the blood from its diseased condition 90 a healthy
circulation. NrGEriNE regulates the bowels
which is very important In this complaint One
bottle of NEGErISE win give relief but to effect u
permanent cure Il must be taken regularly, and
may take several bottles, especially in eases Of
long standing NEGTffNE q sold by all druggists.
Try It, and your verdict win be the same as that
Of thousands before you, who say, ~ never found
so much relief as from the use Of NEgETINE,"
which is composed exclusively Of Bdfks, Roots
and Herbs
Thousands will bear testimony land do Il vol
untarilyl thnt NEGFnNE is the best medical com
pound yet placed before the public for renoyGting
and purifying the blood, eradicatimg all hunuFs,
Impurities or poisonous secrelions from the sys-
ten. nviguratlng and strengthening the system De
bilitated by disease in fact, II Is, as many have
called 1t, THE Great Health Restorcr'
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

Mr.. EVER was married TO Miss JOY.
The friends of the victims were shocked
when the press called her "a thing of
beauty" because she was "a Joy for
Ever
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

You can hardly find medicine which is
at the same time so elective and 50 pleasant
as Piso's Cure for Consumption. For sale
hy al! druggists at 2h cents and $l00 per
bottle
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

VEGETINE does not deceive invalids into
false hopes by purging and creating ficti-
ti0us appetite, but assists nature in clearing
and purifying the whole system leading the
patient gradually to perfect health.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

SrRMGurEE your old boots and shoes WITH
Lyons Patent Heel SiiiIeners, and wear
them again.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Wr. Patterson sIeaot what lie said.

hereby certify that my boy, 10 years Of
age, was taken sick with typhoid fever. fol-
lowed by congestion Of the lungs. DR.. Dyer.
an eminent physician of this place, stated
that he thought the boy would run down
with quick consumption. A Mr. Patterson
told me that Goes Cough Balsan was cur
ing similar eases, and advised me to pnr-
chase IL. When I carried IL home. my wife
laughed at me; bat ] knew that Mr.. Paiter.
son meant just what lac said, and deter
mined to try H. Two bottles ofectualy
cured him, so that now he is as tough and
healthy as anybody.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Good Advice.

Now is the time Of tao year Tor Pneu-
moRl. Lung Fever etc. Every family
should have u bottle OF BoscnEEs GERMAN
Syrur. Don't allow for one moment that
cough % take hold OF your child your
i.lmly or yourself Consumption, Asthma.
Pneumonia, Group, Hemmorrhages. and
other fatal diseases may set ia. Although
10 IS true GFEuAN SYRUP is curing thousands
ui these dreaded diseases, vet IL il much
will cure you. One Bottle will last your
whole family winter and keep You safe
from danger. II you are cousumptive, do
not rest until you have tried this remedy.
Sample Bottle 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Sold by your Druggist
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
HuHriNopoS, Conn, Aug %, 1865. ~

WEsometimes hear itsneeringly said: That
mans father was a bootblack; or t,al lady's
mother was . washerwoman. The sneers,
Of course are directed against those who are
trying TO make some figure in the world
Would 10 not be well for us all to put on the
robes Of humility The ancestry of the
whole human family were only savages
The ancestral beginning OF every one Of rs
was hardly worth Dragging about, and what
is worse, we greatly fear, that our posterity
a thousand Years from now will be heartily
ashamed Of Us Dr. Foote's Hc1lh M0athiB.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

FoE DYSPEPSIA lyDtGEsrloN, Depression
Of Spirits and General Debility, in the vari-
ous forms; also as q preventative against
Fever and Ague, and other Intermittent
Feyers, the "FRRo-P PHosPHoRATED ELNIR
OF CALTsAYA,n made by Caswel, Hazard &
Co.. New York, and sold by all druggists, is
the best tonic; and for patients recovering
from Fever or other sickness, it has no
equal.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

Attractive Styles are now Ready.
BEST CABINET OR PARLOR OR.
lGANS IN THE WORLD. winners OF
highest distinction at EVERY GREAT
WORLDS EXHIBITION ron THIh-
TEEN YEARS. Prices, t5i, 81, -,
1884, eioe, TO $500 and upward For
easy payments, e6.B a quarter and
rpy.rd CstSlognes !, z 'ree' rec Mason n! T,,,.
mont s.; BOSTON; q East fqsls; gr
sbash Ayeuue tslrAG9,
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auBer Nuaen laGen. :

auber Nusen la6eu. - Dcd ftia! bort
fcnmt Ct.
Sm fclsenben Gusenblid fanb Sflir
ipieber Dor ibnen unb brahte bic Nahs
ridt, baB aues sur 6ubrt unb gum srcBsn
6iidfans tereit iet.
(Gortfssuas folst..
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@er 1T Xrau Wins1pm2


Da, eieie Grase oft sefelt wtro, tpulen
mir einfah iasen, baB iie etne DAME III,
bic es lfdt felt 80 Sabren aur aufsabe lnads
te, 6rauenfrantbetten, tauptfadlth aber
Rinbsrfrantbsiten su fuptren. Ste Bat
bic Run ntitutiun unb bic BebirfnifTe bsisr
satlreiden Rlalen beionbers eepriift uno
als 8eiultat praftiidsr 3enntniife unb
@rfabrune, pelde iIe I'm eaufe einss Men-
fdenalters als 8rantenpFesertn uno ar3t
ssiammslt, BAT fe ben Souttns Syrup
ais beionbsrss Mtttsl fiir sabnsabe &inssr
3uiammsnseiebt. Dtele Mebi;ia bat eins
maetfde Wirluns = ie sibt Nube uno
@e(unbbsit unb ertGlt pfensn Qsit. Sn
Sutee bisitr Mebijin III Grau Winslow
peltterabmt Setpusben als 8sbltbdtertn
ber &tnesr. unb bic &inter wsrben srus
unb banfen tbr bafir. Mu4 In biefer Stabt
Bat 7e bic &inber 3u Dant SsrpFid,tst.
@rpee Quantitdten ees Suuttns Syrup
tpertsn bier tdslid uerfauft uno oerbraadt.
0ir elauben, Mrs. Btnsluw bat ff&
burd btsi.n artitsl unfsrbltb aemaas
nnb tutr tnb aterseust. sas eura bsnfel
ben 1aulsuee psn &inoern sersttst tuuroen
mno bab M.llcnen benielben nod NIT
grfclg aebrauden werben. Retne SHUTTER
bat ibrs pflidt settan, usun Fe ndt
Mrs. @inslorp's Soctine SYrup an.
wanbte. Strluht es Alle.- 2aotes 8tftor
Nsp gJorf. - gu sertaufen BET auen
Drussiitsn. .-25 Gents bic Glalhe.
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Seras.

- Ser Stabtratb BON 9luitin bat be-
i6lo11en, Der i9tpebii6en Sanilie, bic
bort BON ben pcden befallen tuuroe, Be-
lonbere Quartiere ansutpeilen.
- @raf Selfeuer beripri6i, bic
5trede BON &oienberg Sunction big
8ietoria am l. Wdrs 1882 in 8etrieb
su baben.
= Maior s. $. 9infins, lit in Sou=
ton ben Gerlebun9en erlegen, bic ct BEL
@alfers Station erbielt, als er boin
3ug iiberfabren tpurbe.
= 9lm 10. finb bon Waibinston BON
ber Sif9erei= =&ommillion cine Maile
Garpfen an ben Jii6erei<Rommiildr beg
Staates, Wfaior $. $. 9idins, na6
9allas ber1anbt tporben. Sie &arpfen
lino tbeils fiir 9ieienigen beiiimmt,
tpel9e ii9 bur6 uniere &ongreb=&eprdz
fentanten 6ieielben ausgebeten BADEN,
tbeils fir 9ieienisen, tuel6e bireft BEN
Sii6erei=&ommiiiar Didins I'M l1eber=
fenoung BON 6ii9en angeben. 8ei ber
Gertbeilung miro oarauf &iidli6t ge<
nommen, ob Die applifanten @orfeb=
rungen fir Die 3u6t ber &arpfen gez
ma6t baben. 9ie Nertbeilung finoet
bon Salas aus itatt.
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Speaiea fir bic Teiertaae.
Gro Ber emport bur6 u. 81.
9SDlff.

8ro Der emport bur9 u. 81.
9Solff.
Wir baben bebeutenbe Senbungen
bon Weibna9tswaaren erbalten unb
auf uniern Counters iit bas 9teueite in
S6nittipaaren ausgebreitet. Mir ent=
pfeblen cine grobe Nuspabl bon Sd
6ern, Spiben, &ragen, leioenen unb
geltidten SaI9entii6erm unb cine groBe
@tenge an0erer Sa9en, gu sablrei6,
UNI bielelben anSufiibren.
Mr lenfen bic Nufmerffamfeit fpea
sieq auf uniere ieibenen Gleioer, pel6e
in MuterN unb preiien alles i'm bieli=
gen Marfte iibertreffen. Wir babel
ni6t nur bas bette Gabrifat in i6ipar=
aen unb farbigen Grob @rains, ionberu
au6 bas Mooernite. tpie @urab, &ha=
oames unh Merbellieur, Satin be Qpon
unh farbtge @urab. Seine fran30lii1e
8leioermuiter, feline Sbapls, Oamen=
unb Ginbermdntel unb fertige Gleioer
in Seioe uno @alimir, wel6e mir gu
mdBigen preiien nerfaufen.
u. u. Wolf.
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% etb ia 1tem 881
9. 9. Jranf,
u | a M . Yla3a a.

Sd cfferire fir bic Teittase gu gan,
belcnberS biligen Yreilen:
Serren= unb 6 abenanaige E;
lettere BON $3.50 aufmdrts.
175 Stad ahprtirte . a m nflei.
Der # 0 fife gum aoifenpreiie.
Sarbtse boppeltbreite @aibmeres far
35 Gents per Darb, friber SO @ents.
Sin srcBes 2aser BON 8 e itrid II
Us aaren. SbanlS, Saden unb aGeS
9lnbere billis, binis.
Wfein 2aser BON geiptrf q item unb
Slanellf Sbapls bietet allies Da=
seneiene.
@laeehanbidube in allen 5arben,
9alstider, jeibene unb leinene Eaiden>
tiiAer, Danten= unb Serren= Ipilettearti=
tel aller art, febr paiienb far Teifse.
Idenfe.
9einene unb Dana iftafeltuder, Pianp.
beden in GROCER Auspabl. Ternsr 8ett-
beden meiB suo farbia, Sanbtiider, Ger
pietten &C.
SD labe meine 3uncen unb bas Yu,
blifum i'm Nnsemeinen gang ipesieu elm,
meinem @eiddftslofal einen Beiud absu.
itatten unb fid bon tem @eiasten su
iiber5eusen. Die Yreiie far Maes iinb
nieoriser pie ie. Wer Bel mir fauft ,mirt
in ieoer ge3iebuns 5ufriebenseitsGt iein
13,12,t17m) y. 9. Granf.
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- Wer fi9 elegant fleioen nno fiir
ben @inter prdpariren mill, begebe ii@
gu g Dram & Co., bic ein tpDbl
afortirtes 2ager bon Nnsiisen offeriren.
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- Der Mtutterlisbe CARTE Sorsen
befaiIen id 3unddit nit ber seiunben
grn6bruns bes &inbes. Wenn ber bon
gsatur baju beitimmte matterlide Quell
aber faum bafir ausreidt pas 2ebens=
finflein 3u frilten, 70 warbe bic serinSs
Rraft bes GinbeS burd bic GnfOrberuns
gen, msl9e Der Triet bes Wadsthum an
iie felt, eridSpft iperoen unb abaehruns
bic natursemibe TOlse isin. Sa iplden
fallen 1T es beipnbers nDtbis, bas grs
faemittel seiunber Mutternilld, Neu-
fdbter'S Deutides &inbermeb
far ben fleinen SprSblins ausuidaffen,
Sn allen apotheten gu baben.
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% E t + It q 1 t E It
g. w ulfDn.


Das erite gebiirfniB sur Seier eines
Teites 1T oas Tsltfleio. Gin Teit 1T eir
auBersewSbnlides @reisnib, fiir bas mar
beionbere Sorbereitunsen trifft unD fiji,
bas man fd beionbers puet. gBis eint
S4Snbeit in ber palienben Toilet.e er1
our spllen @eltuns fommt, 10 perlansl
AUDI bas Seit bic nStbise Gusidmiiduns,
bic mir 5unidit an Der eisenen Perion
unb Johann an auem Da3usebSrisen pcr-
nebmen. Wcrauf mir binauswpllen 1T,
gu iasen, baB bas bescritebenbe @eibz
nadtsfeit in Be5us auf GOilette ae,piiie
slnforbe,unsen Dor alien Dinsen an bic
Damenwelt ftellt, bsnen @enise seleiltet
tperben muB. 8ennber Sag 5ur Snuuz
suratipn ber Binteriaiion nit benz neuen
Winterfleibe AUDI nod 10 tpeit binausse=
fdOben uurbe, iiber ben @eibnadtStas 1T
er ME binaussesanseu. Nm @eibnadts=
tase er1deint 9tlles I'M neuen Staats
Trdst man nun, no man baS Neueife,
Mooernlte, geite unb Bilislfe fauit, 10
antpprten mir pbne 9fadbalt: rget
benz befannten Sdnittmaarenf1nis 8.
@pIfion", Der bic Damen idon felt elmer
lansen 8eibe bon Sabren prompt, reea
unb in jeber 8e3iebuns 5ufrieceaitelleno
becient bat. Weibnadtseinfdufe fe icllten
au8ialieblid bei ibm semadt uerbem, ba
er ieoen @eldmad befriepist unb far iebe
gSrie erreidbar 1T. IS waroe gu nett
fabren, Iqes an5ufabren, mas 5err WOlf=
ion far bus Weibnadtsfelt bietet. 8ir
slauben uniere Sdalbisfeit sethan gu
haben, toenn mir iasen, baB ber Sors
ratb an @aareu srSBer, Die sluswabl
beiier mno bic Yreiie billiser fnb,
benn ie auppr.
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- Sd babe ioeben elm sroBes unb aus>
sewdbltes Ni1crtinent, auf tpel4es td
ipe5iell aufmerfiam made. Da bic Sci
ertase herannabsu. labe i'd ale meine
Sreunbe uno sunDen gu einem 8elude
uno geiidtisuns meiner Diamanten,
Suwelen uno llbren elm. Weine Waa=
TEN iinb ale fir Gaib gu ntdBisen Brei>
len sefauft uno meine Guslasen iinb se>
ring. Sd bin baber i'll 5tanbe, billt9er
gu perfaufen ais ir9enb Elm anbere8 @ez
idaft in WeitteraS. s. Sertberg.
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Ger 8ea um franf5u werO en-.
Setet eud Gag uno Waat auem Wino
une Bctter aus !; eBt gu piel, obne eud
8ewesuns 5u MAIDEN arbeitet 5u aaset
itrenat, Dbne euh 0fube Su sSnnen lautt
beltanbis gu ben Dc;tpren pefl l9ludt
Die sarltigen Yateats sWesi5lnen, bic lbr
ausefiinbist finpet, uno oaan frast: Welz
DIES iit
Der gSeg, nm seiuup gu merben ?
Die s(ntmprt lautet einfad: 9ebraudt
ScpfeneBitters Man iebe in elmer an-
beren Gpalte.
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= Cine CUTE Nuswubl fiir Sung unb
Glt; 8sibnadtsseid far Sebermunn.
Die Serren Sdram u. 50. baben cine
reidbaltise GuSwabl bon nieliden Ut,
titeln auf ibren lSeibnadts Counters
aussebreitet unb bic Yreiie 70 niebris ses
felt, baB Secermunn int Stanoe 1T,
niielide Teitseidenfe Su faufen. Das
Publitum iollte iepenfalls porfpreden
unD bic srOBe Nuswabl BON WeibnadtSs
seiaenfen bsi s4ram y. ge. beiiQtissm.
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&dufer b9n 9;amanten. tpslG

= &dufer bsn 9;amanten. tpel6e
ben bpaen aBsrfb Hires Gelbes tpiin=
f6en, mO6te i6 barauf aufmerfiam
MAIDEN, oaB i'd meine 9iamanten in
Stem Sort bon bireften Smporteurem
faufte uno bieielben mad Der neueiten
Wtobe ielbf einfaBte. Sd mar ferner
aufmerflam, I'M nur flare 6teine su
faufen, obne 9loern, alio tpert6bDGe.
Sd bin ieBt i'm Stanbe bic f66nite
@uswabl bon 9iamantem aufsutpeiien.
uel6e ie mad biefger Stabf gebra6t
ipurbe. Sie preiie liitb berart, baB iie
alle Gdufer bon Siamanten iiberral6en
perben. Sir ale Waaren miro garan=
tirt ooer bas @elb auriidgeaablt.
g. 9erbberg Sumelier.
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- uberr6de fir Serren unb
Rnaben bel g dram & 60.
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Detroit Uree Vre6 pom Is. Saul

Detroit Gres VrsB BON IS. San.)
6s&bsim.r Bros. tabsn ioetsn elm Gar.
loab BON @seps Gilt GcSs Sonic ertaltsn.
Disisr @rtitel psrtauf lid f.tr RAID unb
70 mub 20 aud isin, esnn 20 III obne 3wet.
fel Der bsfs @rtitsl lsinsr Grt, Der ie elm.
gefatrt tpurbe, unb bat nidbt (sinss @let.
den. Sur bas bette Watsrial wirb ~
@esbs Gilt Gb8e 1pnie psrmaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-20

= Mir er1u6en Die Damen ser Gtabt
ibre MISUNDERSTANDING bel uns gu ma=
6en; ipir bieien Mlles mas in unierer
8ran6e berlangt tperben mag. s..
eeSosfe S6bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-20

- Mir MAIDEN ipegen Der beporIfez
benben Geftage gana beionbers auf una
fere 9amenzSDiletteartifel aufmerfIam.
s. Spsfe & SDbne.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-22
Decentralization in Politics.
New York Sun.1

1t is a painful commentary on the prevail
ing decentralization in politics that the recent
alleged attempt at bribery in the Legislature
at Albany has generally been treated as a
joke. The Republicans seemingly have taken
no other view of it. They appear to regard
1t as wearing no serious aspect whatever.
And even the Democrats nave sadly fallen
short of the duty deyolved upon them by
such an occurrence.
On this subject a man can not go so far that
he will not be sustained by the people. II
public offices, especially of a legislative
character, are to be bought and sold, then the
people are at once reduced to the condition
Of serfs-of cattle and swine.
If b Bradley says is false, he is one of
the greatest criminals of the age. If what
Bradley says is true, then Mr.. Sessions has
no proper mate but the serpent-tne serpent
that entered the Garden of Eden.
Hardened, debauched, habitnally corrupt
legislators may laugh over the matter. The
honest, plain people of the country will
being sold, because full we'll they under
stand that il is In effect bartering away the
peoples rights and liberties.
The crimes of the Gar were but the con-
summation of corruption in the Government
of Russia.
The people desire no Car, either single
headed or many-headed, in this country.
We warn the legislators at Albany, of all
parties, that they can not possibly overesti-
mate the importance and the gravity of this
charge by a Republican AssembIymar
against a Republican State Senator of an at
tempt at bribery, and of the actual payment
of $1,000 in money in furtherance of that
attempt.