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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-04
Chcss.PIaying Extraordinary.

Total cash In Treasury....a 24o,96O,97I %
[WcSkingt0n Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-04

DR.. Witherspoon, from the Committee on
Tralning Candidates for the Ministry, sub
mitted a report declaring il the right ana
duty Of the Dresbyteries TO determine where
and under what conditions their candi-
dates shall prosecute their studies, just as
they determine where and under what con-
ditions their ministers shall labor, out oD-
viously I'm both cases the PresDytcries
should exercise this right and duty win
great wisdom. Laid over till tomorrow.
After which Synod adjourned until q
o'clock, when a meeting will be held IN the
interest OF home missions, with addresses
by Rev. DR.. McIlwaine and others.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

1t il not astonishing that 10 little com.
,,aratively has been lone in the way Of
manufacturing in the S0uthl The way
to wealth IN in manufacturing. The
Northern people understand thin. They
take raw material worth 10 cents and
work it mp and sa.ll il for lOO cents. when
will the SOuth-wlen will LDlisisnsns
learn this st,crrt-this lexson
Go into our stores and wOrk-shOps and
you will find u tllOusand articles for aale
ut u thousand per cent. advance on the
Govt Of the raw material, said material
lbeing produced In the South, hut mana.
featured in the North and sold to our in.
ert and blind people.
ests, the water, the lalorerA the capital.
Why not utilize them! Why he hewers d
VOID and makers Of cotton for the North
when tue prutit lies in the manufacturing
We insist that anything that can le
manufactured probably in any part Of
the North out of material transported
from the South can and Ought tn l'e man.
ufacturul herein Louisiana. We con-
tend most strenuously that II tlere IL mon
~ far the Northern manufacturer in ma
king yarns and cloth; in producing iron
and steel; in making glaas and fnri.itur!
and vehicles and oil sorts Of agricultural
implements and hollow ware and machine
~ and tools and 10 on, the raw msteria
of which either comes from the 6onth o.
il found in great abundance in the South
that there IN money also for the S0uther,
manufacturers in the Kanle articles.
there IN industry and skin and economy Il
management there must Ike psoht-ther
must Be wealth. The enterprise and driy
Of the North would soOn convert Oh
south into the richest section Of th
world.-( lSossier Banner.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
Weoau's Wlsdoo.

''6be insits that it is more importance,
that her family shall l,e kept in full health,
than that she should haze Ill the fashions-
bic dresses and styles Of the times. She
therefore sees to it, that each member Of
her family il supplied with enough Hop
Bitters, ct the fir1& sppearace Of any symP-
toms Of any III health, 70 prevent at d
sickness with tn attendant expense, care
ard anxiety. All women should exercise
their wisdom IN this way.'--New Haven
Palladium.
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+. .. box ~.
NATCHlr0CHEs, LA.
~ Pvlnll1e lsv.


W. have been appealed to By learned
District Judge, presiding In snothsf pr
ton Of the STATE, to rsp1sr . dscisioa in;s
matter affecting both legal sdveEttsers
and publishers. We shsll endesvor to:do
~, in answer to our distingxished h'se9s
query, herewith given. In Wy ~ s,t'e-
factory ~ IL lnasible in constituting . %!
not IN itself plain and it, effect IN bes''
ness which only experts can we'll undes-
stand. The question submitted resds-
A. you ne both lawyer snd . printer,
I wOnld he glad II have your opsoosco Of
the present printing law. What y .
square 4. defined BY The Act q 1877, p.
81, VIC. 10, regular sessiou,-'One square
to q consist d ths sPsce Of one hundred
words solid mstter!"
''SoliA matter" 10 simply type set with
ont thin strips Of netsl, knsvn - "lsads"
between the lines If type. Three Oft
leads ahould occupy tho space Of one line
Of type Of any kind Of type used, to I'LL
the requirements Of the priutsrs code.
Thus, orr friends inquiry y ct ''sol'
ILL.," while these lines sEe loaded, the type
being the same in both.
In defining the printers "squass," tbs
Law, properly enough, regards "apse" -
the thing for which tho advertiser Peya
since Newspaper y entirely and In 81
ito parts nothing more than space: but the
difficulty arises in construing-
l. What kind Of type ahould Do regard
ri ~ the standard in fixing tho ePaee &C.
cupis4l By Que hundred words; aud
:. Given any siDe type - STANDARD.
whs. rate of advertising charge 70 legal
for kind either larger OF smsllerS
The Act Of ~ fails to dssignate, for
judicial or legal advertisements, any pr:
ticular size of type, and both printer and
lawyers ore naturally puzzled 70 ds6ne
legal square" aud the rates. 6ouse oeces
, use minion, = very small type, while
> Others use even ~ large y type - plea,
, specimens Of both Of which We annex:
=, (nixlOx.
!. zion in and for the saA parish, and being Z
quorum thereof, by virtue Of the provtston'
D ii the law, have this day met u ths clerk
+ Oilice Of sail parish, for the purpose Of draw
D INK \ Jury To serve Ut the October term Of TIN
i. Fifth District Court, ordered by law, to IN
y. holden in mud for the parish Of
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
Total. ......7$, ooo,%
l9s,9g3,72O

From the alnve figures it will he seen
that New Orleans receives but little
over per cent If the grain produced in
the seven States which should naturally
trade with IN. OF the total amount Of
grain exported last year-25l, III, 100 bash.
elS-we receive y little over per cent.
The grain received ut New Orleans last
year was one-eigllth the quantity export
ri from New York, aud only o,le-iifth ~
much ~ Baltimore shipped.
Make New Orleans 4 cheap port, aud We
may handle ut least In, OOO, 100 bnsl,els Of
the export grain If this country instead Of
1865, ISL bushels, AZ in leoO.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

6ometimcs : little assistance ct the right
time win enable the system to throw Of
q attack which might otherwise resa]t in
assioss ickpesa. Ayers Pills should a.
ways lie kept st hand, end plsWptly t.
ken kx The relief of slight a3lnents, be-
ton they become formidable diseases. u
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
Rroo ~ -.

There In perhaps no tenic offered to tho
people that posueases q much real intrin'
tic value q The Hop httsrs. Just 1t this
sssmm Of the year, when tho stomach
nsesls an sppetiser, or The blood needs pu-
rifyiug, the cheapest and the best remedy
IL Hop Bitten. An ounce Of prevention
il worth . pounA Of cure; don't wait un-
til you ase Frustrated by = disease that may
take moaths for you to recover in.-Boston
Globe,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
CARPENTER And JOINER.

The unabridged y psspasrA b l. "a kia1s q
Cxr1,rstrsiug ~ Jsiuiag ~ tn shastssl nstics
auAin ApslElsm, vWksaanhks uaanes. He ~
pDraAns utly h,ealsa b NaeehieaeAes, bat vin 4
vask u anV pnlnt h thia vieinity vhs0 cal1ed.
Era II rsStrnces givea. Terms neassaAe
veb. Sly. JOHN LARK.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29
Gimc Wobfthdterin.

Osfnet bic sbire fur ae unb wlrs
Winslow rtrb beweilsn, baB llt bic anne.
r,taniide 6lOrentiner Nahtisan Der &in.
Der 1T. Dapon tnb mir 70 iiberaeuat.
baB mir unierer Sup" lebren perosn
3u iaasn: ,,@eiesnet isi Mrs Dtnslow !"
neil ile bsrlslten bsbalFd mar, iib.r bic
Yeriobe bss 3abn:ns unb anbere Be=
fdwerlidfeten fur Rlnoer binm eaautom.
men. WfrS gBinslpw Suotina
SYrup ntmmt ben Rinbexu bic @hmer.
sen uno turirt Dyltntrie mnb Diarrtoe.
@r ma&t ben @aumfn 3art, bsfreit BON
Gnt3iinbuns une brinst oas Jsino alldli&
iiber bic ptriopf beS .3abnens binpea.
Ct tbut geraoe tas. mas er poraiebt au
ttun, Nlles uno nidt wsnissr. gDir ta.
Ben elnmal IGs Winslcw ssieten uab
ttnnen lie nur ourh itrsn Soottn
SYrup fur Rinber. Wenn MIR bic
Wfadt bdtten. piiroen mir Rs alS 5silanb
fiir bic Rinber ttnaellen--was It aud
In Der 5tat III. Der Syrup wirb In
alien @potbeftn gu 25 gsnts per Jlalde
usrfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29
92nr hIo+{Sn,,4yGn.

= Gon plattbeuti6en @tilnmgebez
rinnen in Nebrasfa f6reibt bie vOmaba
poit": n9ie lebte Staatsgeiebgebung
bat befanntli9 lit bas neue S6ulaeleb
Die Glauiel eingefiigt, bas aud miinbiae
Irauensimmer, bic entlpeoer @runbbeli=
berinnelt ooer Weiitter bon Ginoerl1 i'm
f6ulpfli6tigen 9llter iino, Bel Sdul=
wablem ifimmbere6tist iein ioaen. ssyn
Omaha fanoem li6 orei Srauel3immer,
Die gum StimmtaHen girgen, in alien
yteitern bes States jebod cine mebr
poer minoer srobe 9lnsabl. Sn 2incoln
03. uno-in @ranb Sslanb 15S, iage
nno i9reibe einbunbert umo acbtun6,
fiinfsig ltimmenbe 6rauensleute in Der
aaeroeuti6elten Stabt i'm State. Mdre
es ni6t eine Sbatla6e, iiber Die man
nl6t binipeg fann, 10 miiroen mir ben
Mann Der uns iene Ma6ri9t uber=
bra6t, llilfsbl6ar fit irrlinnig babem er=
fldren lallen. lln6 bas 8eite fomnlt
nod. gSie mir aus ben englii6en 3eiz
tungen BON 8ranb Sslanb unb llmae<
ge9enb erleben, maren es gum groben
Sbeile beutf6e, plattbeutl6e sralen,
Die Ii6 ibre Gmancipationsgefiible ni6t
perfneifen fOnnten. llnb mas tuar bas
gHbe bonn 2ieb?-Die beutiden Meiber
baben oas langidbrige bellti6e S9ul=
ratbsmitglieb &Onig gang idmmerli6 ge=
i6lagen. Gommentar iiberfliiilig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29

gpslhe Ct b.pant. WlaAieren, 1aate Saint
Stuff, bic Ndieln ,udsne; unlfr 9ebsn g.
bort bem 8aterlanee.
Qluh Der gbrs.
Die @tre, Die am Soie QubptJ Gapets
aalt, gilt nthts IN unlerm freien Nei&.
ST tas her Matb, NIT ten Du prabla q?
llniern Mutb ttwabr,n mir IN Der
@hlant unb anf Der Sribiins.
Bir birfsn ispss Borredbt ab(dwGrem,
bod nsht bic rttttrlihs @sFnnune. sBtr
ltammen Yelos spu alt,n Tamilisn.
um 70 nStbiser fix une, iis su psrlens'
men.
gBir mll7sn ais Staatsmdnnsr mebr
ais bas 8plt auf unlsre gbre baltsn.
s. ,pdrs elm leidtiInniaes Bei(ptsl, bas
eeraos 3wsi Staatsmdaner 9stsn mirben,
bic fd In sisisr 3eit In pttpatbanosl ein'
laiTen.
@u psissra Du DID. Gain! SUIT, mts
@enu9tbnunb 3u gstcn +!
Sh sebs Dir bic GennstSuuns 49,.
Did aus,ulad,n.
5a, rief Serault piittenp, Du tla Elm
erbarmlihsr Ssiollna une trsfs Id Oid
mp anpsrs, ais in bieien &dumeil, 70 tperbe
i'd DID In elmer Dsiie 3iidtioen, bic jeoe
Ntfebnuns erTalfs madt>>
Saint SUP wurbe lsihsnblaB er fni6
bic 9ippen ,u Iammsn uno mari leinsm
@esner etnen 8iif bes tSDtlid'en 5aTea
gu. Sbns etn Rort gu lassn, febrts CT
ibm ben 9liiden unp ih.itt3ur 1tiir bin.
aus.
(Sfprtfshnna fpInf)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29

@tne fdmeihelbaite Nnner.
tennung.
sDas if ein Bud! Sd fann es eud nidt
fasen.
seis mir has Ser5 BET einsm glatt seidla.
gen,
Dis's mid sepadt bat rsht in tisftr Sesle;
Wie mir ons anbsre sueeeriidt bic &.ble. !"
Obissr gsrs bss DiGtsrs Fsl mir bsim
DurHlslen Sbrss n@ettun8sanfsr"
elm. Dsnn Sung unb Mt Sbr ausse,si&.
neies Dsrt leien ruiirbe, 70 mare bies zine
srube Wotltbat fir bic Wen16tet. Sd
wsros Str Bud bel jsbsr @tlss.nbsit
smpfstlsn.
go i&rsibt Elm bsutihsr 3situnss. &s.
baeteur aus bsm Oeasn an bas Dsutits
5sIl Sniiitut. IL Clinton place, Nsw gort
q. .. Der nNsttunssantsr" wirb fir
-25 gts. purtofrsl pevianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29
MmsciAe,a.

SDi1tige nmb ,uarnenSe ytutt,
fir MMe, bic cine ytdbmaIbiue
III faufem beabiittti9en.
Office bon U bites Rdbmaf6inenG Go.
@!esslanb. . lb. Rdra 1881.
Dir lsnten Sbre btfunbere MnfmerlIamfeit ba.
raul bab mir biz @ldleiie bts Shtebers, Der bic
Sbuttlt bedt. nit etner beutliatn Nummer be.
seifnen unb bieielbe rseiitriren. Dsna periduft.
iteuen mir benz Rdufer einen Warrant auf 8 Sabre
aus. Dielsr Warrant entbdlt ben Namen btS
Ieenien, Der bic MafAine pon ms taufie, ben
Datum beS Raufs unb bic auf Der Ylatte bsTnb<
libe Numn,er. Der Warrant 1T BON uns unter.
,eidnet uae nit BEN SieseI Ter gsmpasnie s,r>
febsn. Mne anbern unt.r unltrm Mamen ausae.
ifelttn gBauantS Nnb undht. Ysrfonen, ipeldte
Naf6inen faufen. an bern pIattsn Bic Rammsr
strdnbtrt ober teihdbiet III, ibnnen RGsr iein,
fruber pbsr fpdttr in lnannebml!dttiten III ee>
raiben.
Die ddts ,.Dbih" i'll teutis.n 9uses Bic 20.
pularife int 5anoel, bic biaislts unb be7e. Cine
srobsre @nsabl Der ,.aDbit" IL. felt bieIslbt i'm
pnnoel erftien, fabri3rt unb ptrfauf. wprten, als
BON elmer anbern int fslben 3eitraume, ieibsm
NabmalHtnsn erfunben tpurben. Sbre Qsihliatsit.
Osfdwinbigteit. nette Bprm, Sd6nbeit, 6au,
erbaftiSfsit. 0erdulhloRsleit unb ibr Yreis per.
einetn I'D um bic Waidins jsber sSamili. nun
fhtnsDthb tu MAIDEN unb Solitdnbiae 9ufriepen-
Belt NIT ber ..Wbits" ~ ii&nn
Der rfsuldrs aattoriitrte DtrIdufer fur Gan
Gntpnio, 7ras. IN Gcrc 0N. q. GrpS.
nnh mir raibsn ben Rdufsrn, Nsmanb anbsrs nj
patroniltrsn, I'M bic ddbte ,,Wbitt su ttfump,tIt,
W bttt Wdbmafhtnsns sGpmpasuts,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29

= 9ieeo'S Gilt @b9e Comic perbatet
Malaria.
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Betrlssrtfh de 0sfla c.
(Gurtfsbnns folgt,)

81 it jett 70 auarmsin Mots aeuor,
ben. ben @nfans einss intsrtfantsn auo
lpannenpen Wrtifsls ,u lArsibsn unp
eann in einfn gan, ssmStnlihsn Welbaf,s.
PUFF gu psrfaasn. eab mir uns auer folder
brttnssrifhen &niifs en'baIten nnb uns
bamit bfsnitsen. in ben elm fahasn Worten
anf ote 8sybicnile tes 9opfsn.Bit,
ters auilnsrffam 3u MAIDEN, um unlere
esler gu Seranlalien, badelte einsr prubs
5u unterlperfsn. Geiner, ttr ben Wcrtt
bieies Bit!srs ftnnt. mirb je cine anlsre
Wfoi3in sebrau@en.
yrppibsnee Ipperti}er"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29

Matisr, welde ibre Sanelinae ae.
fnnb uno fratts ,u erbalisu tpinidtn,
feltsn en(elbsn Neufabter's 8
.Deutf@eS climber msbl"{Ya.
bctrcpbins) 3ur Natrans sstsn. DaGelbe
bat In Der ean3e @elt nitbt feinss eleiheu
als Griabmittel fir manselnbe uSeo
nns wlrostater BON ben tersurraaenb fen
Mer,ten parm empfctlen. Gs 1t iibsraus
wphlfGmedenb uno rpro bon ben Gleinsa
NIT ma6rer @eier sencmmen. gs iouts In
t.insr Gamilie feblen, po tleins Glnbsr
llnb. SIN alien Npotbstsn 3u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-04-29
Gtue GhnnDIppie.

Gine Sdnapipbie.
Der NuSIprud gismards: ,,Yraant.
mein 1T Elm @etrdnt bes armen Otannes
8ier 1T ein 3eittSbtsr. 9Sir Deutldeu
idlagen nit Wiertrinfen piel ,3eit tobt, -
beseiltcrte einen Ppeten ber ,,Yer(. Wrn'
tass3tg." gu fclsenoer Sdnapiccie:
Slinset @pmbeln, tSnet Tloten,
&eblen, iaud;et Subel4Sre,
Yaufen bonnert, brault Grompeten
3u bes 54naples Nubm unb @bre!
8ier unb 8etn fnb sfpar 3u i9dsen,
Dcd es fibrt ben Weg gum Simmel,
gu benz jelisiten GrgSeem
gin3ig Der @etreibefiimmel!
9Stter Iinb in 8ier unb Weine,
Sbre Wirfuns f5rbernb, tbdtis;
Sdnaps bat feline @pttbeit, feline;
Ser bat teinen SOrmunb nStbie!
Sdnaps erwedt bic suten @ei1er,
2eib uno 8ein unb @unbe beilet;
Der @eiele ,pirb gum Wieilter
$50 iein ianiter 6uI Iet meilet.
DAP 70 sroB bic 3abl ber Dummen
llnb lid tdsli4 nod permebre,
Die ie &lage wirb berltummen,
Wirp iein 9feht erlt BENT 2ifSre;
Wean bic @eele gu erfrilden,
garser, Yauern, SSn'se, Saiier
Sn ben 9eld bes 2ebens ntiiden
Gesnac, Wuofi uno 9fprbbaufer.
User in 9labn'oer SpmmerIcnne
Y1lii8t unb mdbt, nit enl1ger Sdippe
Grbe srdbt,-p lpelde Wcnne,
e9leBt er einen auf bic Sippe!
Wenn eas Ser3 in Sdmer; er,ittert,
ytotb nno Gift unb @alIe fiblet,-
9SaS erre9t uno mas erbittert,
Wirb bonn Bittern fcrtselpilet!
sdnaps siett 1euer, ednops siet.
W1rnle.
Sdnaps siebt benz 8ebanfen Slhsel;
Nu8 @anlbrinuS fauler 8irme
Seimt unr 5enmi6ub, 3aum unb 3nsel
StrSut ber Didternunb bon 8er5en
8ei ber MuIe Teuerfufe,
Minfen bie8 erlt bic biperIen
Nutrimenta spiritusse!
2etbe'S f9arf sebrannte @lNer
3eust beS alfoboles @dbxuna:
gdebere 9iitten merben SdlS0er,
Nidel triesen @clbes @dbruns!
Guf gum sidte iliesen Cullen,
6reibeit iprubelt in Sitirien,
Slid unb 2uIt unb 2iebe peileu
Sn setresms'ten Delirien!
@ebt bem Sdnapie ieine arrnen!
gSo ibr frcb ieib miteinanber,
StirSet nieber, Willicnen,
Neibt in @ilfa-S Salamanber!
Wenidbeit. yrds'S in Define Seeten,
Shreib' es binter Define Sbren:
DAP, no Sdapies Wonnen febten,
Mals unb 6Opfen AUDI Serlpren.
Sn entlesenbiten Be3irfen
SaudSen balo nun frob.n Sdaues
Yatriot'lm Giimmelturfen:
nDeutlGlanb, Deutlhlanb iiber =
Eranes!"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

other person is-because | believe in
Republican principles. Excuse me,
Mr.. Reporter, but | am enthusiastic
on this subject, and hardly know when
to stop.
As the reporter was about to leave,
Miss Buckley remarked that it was not
sympathy she needed so much as votes,
to which he replied he hoped she
would receive them, and bid her good
day.
Miss Buckley in appearance is rather
an attractive lady, of medium height
and well developed form, an intellec
tual face and full prominent forehead,
of brunette complexion, dark brown
hair, and dark bright eyes that light
up with marked expression, and il an
imated conversation are sometimes
piercing. The lady is a smooth talker,
and at times is very elo,, ,uent Her
conversation reveals that she is lady
of considerable education. and her man.
ner shows her to be woman of cour-
age, witt an ambition to excel in
whatever she undertakes She is a
lady of pleasant address and seems
confident that she VIII receive the
nomination, and if elected has no doubt
of her ability to perform the duties
of the Office acceptably to the desires
Of the citizens Of Armstrong county.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

And is not this Lincoln
Club, using a great and good name for
some improper purpose ? The general
impression is that this secret society
this party within our party, has been
gotten up with the purpose OF endeaV-
oring to control Republican nom ma
tioos in the county. Should this prove
true the effect will be disastrous. we
advise all Republicans, and particular
" all candidates, to keep clear OF 1t, In
stead of promoting Republican primer,
pies. or harmony in the party, Its nat
ural effect will be just the reverse we
need no such thing in our party we
have our county committee and ouI
township and borough committees, al
every campaign, and this is all the
party needs or wants. Any other or
eanization in the party must intenC
something selfish and wrong. 1t woult
be reproach to the Republican party
to have anything but the open, Tree u
enter, grand old party we have had
Hundreds in the party will never toucl
ANYTHING secret. Therefore all sucl
proceedings should be immediatel
abandoned.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

Hon John IT, Mitchell, late T. S
Senator from Oregon, was in town last
week, on his way out to see his aged
mother, residing in Franklin tp., this
county, where he was raised. Our
people were pleased to again meet him,
Mr.. Samuel H. Smith, of the In.
diana, (Pa) Messenger, was in town
last week inspecting our water works,
with a view of having similar works
introduced into the borough Of Indiana.
1t always gives us pleasure to see the
pleasant face and portly form of friend
Smith.
Geo w. Zieglcr, Esq, brother OF
Capt Iicgler, Of the Heraid, was here
last week attending the funeral Of his
brolhcr-in-Iaw, Mr.. John Is McQuis-
ton, deceased Mr. Zegler practiced
law here some thirty years ago, and is
now one of the leading members Of the
Bar Of Sunbury, Pa.
Mr. Simpson McQuistion, formerly
Of this place and now Of Belleignte,
Centre Co., Pa was also here attend.
ing the funeral of his brother, John b.
McQuistion
Mr.. Thomas w. Phillips, Of New
Castle, and tie active business mem
ber Of the firm Of the Phillips Brothers
Of that place, was among the visitors
to opr town last week. He was down
at the new Bald Ridge we'll and was
among other things, looking after oil
interests and territory In this county
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
a Wise Deacon.

Deacon Wilder, | want you to tell
me how you kept Yourself and family
well the past season when all the rest
of US have been sick so much, and have
had the doctors visiting US so often.
Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy.
| used Hop Bitters in time kept my
family yell and saved the doctor bills.
Three dollars worth of it kept us well
and able to work all the time. III
warrant it has cost you and the neigh
bors one to two hundred dollar apiece
to keep sick the same time Deacon
I'll use your medicine hereafter
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
Awaking from a Long Sleep.

READING, PA, April 1S.-Dr. Erd-
man, physician Of the Lehigh poor
house, reported that favorable symr-
tons Of recovery were exhibited in the
case of Guyembere, "the sleeper" This
is his sixtv-ffth day. He opened his
eyes while being led around, and was
apparently conscious Of what was said
to him and Of gesticulations. 1t is
thought now that he will soon regain
consciousness. His condition will be
watched with increased interest He
now appears sensible of all that is
going on around him. A slight tap
on the nose while he was reclining on
his cot caused him to smile. The at
tendant to-day caused him to rise, and
lead him around the room. Lifting his
eyelids, the attendant made q face"
at him, which made him smile broadly
lie was then led out Of his room down
stairs into the yard and up and down
in front Of the aims house, after which
he was given a bath. During all this
time he appeared to know what was
taking place, though unable to speak
and powcress to move Of his own ac-
cord.
DR.. ErGman has good hope of the
ultimate recovery Of the unfortunate
man. The doctor receives many letters
from all parts of the United States
regarding the case. A well known
spiritualist Of Jacksonville, Fla, be- !
secches the doctor to allow no more /
experiments to be made upon the
sleeper, stating that the spirit Of the
unconscious man is not present tn
protect the body, that for wise and !
grand purpose his spirit is travelling .
through space gathering information
that will be Of great use to men in
the future.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court CASES.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT CASES.
The trial list of the United States
Circuit Court for the May term in
cIudes several important cases. Among
them are the following ones. Jack Po-
quaw Ke-ne-ga and O-gaw-baish-caw-
mo-quay, bis wife, for the use of the
said O-gaw-baish-caw-mo-quay, his
wife, vs.. Eliza Darlington, impleaded
with Ne-by-nos-se, and Waw-se-che-
waw-no-quay, bis wife. Jack Po-quaw,
Ke-ne-gaw and O-gaw-baish-cawmo-
quay, his wife vs. the Keystone Bridge
Company. The suits in which the In
dians are plaintiffs are brought to get
possession of about forty acres of prop
erty situated in the Allegheny ceme-
terry, and in the Seventeenth and Eigb-
teenth wards of Pittsburgh. The forty
acres sued for they claim is the share
of the Mowry estate belonging to Ad.
Olson Mowry, and has nothing to do
with the suits conducted in the county
courts for VIM. Mowry's share.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27

dates is at all more than the peer of the
present incumbent is neither polite nor
just
Mr.. Mckee is worthy of a second
term. 1t is due to him and to the cause
OF popular education that he should be
reelected, and | write, not for his
thanks, but for the sake of the cause of
the people; not near so anxiOusly. how
ever. about the political bias as does
my friend, "a citizen"
VoS popI-rT
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-27
Rceisirr &. ssecnrErr

AYRES, II. y. Capt, Huntsville borough.
BYERS, LEWIS, Oakland township.
CHRISTIE, HENDERSON W, Butler. Pa
FINDLEY, JOHN, Parker township.
GRAHAM, ID. W, PEN township.
GALLAGHER, II. II Butler; formerly Of
Franklin ;awngh!a
HENRY, JAMES l., Butler, formerly Of
Karus City
WATSON, W., Buffalo township.
WILSON, JAMES, Ccntre township.