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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
Die SenatortpabI TIT YenniVI=
f1dftfe4t.

Snrri8burq, 8enni., 16. 6ebr. - Die
antisGaufus 6epublltauer bielten heute abeuo
cine Seriammluug unO beidIo6en, eiu 3w6l'
fcr=@onlite ju ernennetl, tuelhe8 NIT einem
dhnlidIen G0nltte Der reaelmdBigen republifa.
nildlen Organization in Der @eietgebuug in
@eSug nuf 6ie 2lustpabl zines neuen &auoioa=
ten iitr Oas 8unOesisnatoraamt conieriren ioa.
Gine Seriammlung Der regelm6Bigen Republis
taner 1T ouf mOrgen firth 9 llbr anberGuntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
8QlttmOre. Wa0. 9Onmerfag, Den t. TebrMQr 1881
ais eaa gerBaltuiB spHdsn Sob nuO etIbsr

ais bos @erbaltuiB gpiidsn Sob uuO e5iIbsr
seeini9t.
-Sie 8aieriu bon Seitreid 1T in 0ooef
gnglanO, angsfommsn Eno miro ii4 pou oort
nadj Der @ombsrmeresA Abfei in @heibire bcgeben
--6enri 8onefort psr0fentltdlt in ieinenl
gSnttanfaeant" cine unterrs0uug nit Yarueu.
2etterer iaete Inn, Der baaptidflife 3wed
ieiner 9feiie mad Baris babe oariu bcitnuOen,
Die pon Der en9lii9sn Breiie aegeH ibn uuO isiue
6reunSe geri6teten SerleuuolIugen in Der Pl'
riisr Brefe 5u miberle9en.
- Sier3g Gmbulaujen fn6 BON 2pOn,
Srantrsitl, nadl @riedenlano a,ihidt uorOeu.
-RQbe5u 10000 Uianu iiuo isBt an benz
&OhleugrGber= ausfaroe i'll YortiBtre, Guglaub,
betEeiligt, HnO grobe gtOtb berribt inter pcn
4uSliehen6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
SttMtMeM.

q out, N..Y., 1G. Sebruar. .-Mtbrere
0titglieoer Der Sumilien 8opce uno Setter
Iiegen IN 8Olge Gss @euufies bon uugeiuaOem
SdmeiHefIeiA in fritiidem 3uftauOe 0arnieOcr,
uuO man idIlicbt aus ben SpmptOmeu, ouB
bic Patieuten al Der Srifiuoie leioeu. Die
Sdweine famen BON etner 5arm in lllterz
@Ountp. 3mei Saeeu, futlden man tleiue
Stitde oeS 6leiide8 III freIien Qab, iinO trepirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
Saufpatttf ttt SSaV0ttitA.

91UQnna, Is. SQnuQr. = Die yYducO
Su0uflriul," ruelde titr Die iiderfte 8aut in
Sabonna gift, bate beute etuen Sturmlauf
ibrer @ldubi9er auS5uiteben, un6 man glaubt,
DAP Der 8ouit Our6 bic Sutriguen zines 0tiu9S
bIporgeruien uuree. Die 8ant mar belte
geSmun9en, sinen aroBeH 8etrag Sob gu perz
faufeu, ltnO bas Sob fiel beoeuteuO, ibloB
je0od Su 1874. Die Gufalt miro ben Sturm
nushnlten unh 1T nnllf0mnlen iolpent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
GnOe oes Stanonta1ersMnsffanoS
III Heit, y orr.

9fem 9 orf, Is. 6ebruar. .-Sr. u. gSe-
Der, bCIien BtanOmad)er Dor ettua bier gSo4eH
in SOlge elmer QOburebuttion BON 10 BrOjeut
auSitanoen, tbeilte beute ieinen 2lrbettern nit,
baB sr bersit iei, bon Der 6eouftton ab8uitebeu
uno ben altcH 9obn Hieoer Su be3abieu. 0te
8iauOmader rueroen mabri6eiulidl mOr9en
tuieEer on Die 9lrb2it qeheu.
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Slmertfantid1c 0rcnaitrol1e lit
SHERIFF.

3ucion, gtriSoua, 16. 6sbruar. -j3uoery
lGifge 9tudriateu bon Dem Gan BeOrO= HiOer,
ienieits Der @ren5e BON SOnoro, ergebeu, oaB
Die &owbogs bon Gan Simon Die merifaui.
ideu GiebSiidlter in 9ouora plitnOern uuO
bcraubeu. s. q. @liaS, 6eiitn QdnOereicn ii4
80 Wieilen Die @reHae entlang eritredeH, bat
gan5e &iebbeerben eingebiiBt. Die SiebOicbc
iiHo etpa 200 Mann ftart. Die Wteritaner
bepaffneu itd1 uNO erfldren, rpenu Die amert
taniiheu Beb6roeu nidlt Dem lining Elm &uoe
mahtsu, 10 piirOen Iie feinem 9lmerifaner niehr
qeftatteu, Oie @renle Su itber'freiteu. Die
9tGnber treibcn and I'M iuOlt9cn Ari5oHa thr
lInmeiRtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
gertG,te. ans Oeat sJanern oes

Gruslt s6eu 9tnrid5 tuugsbes
febi. Der GdierifI pon BreOsrtdsSouutp er-
hteit BON @nuoefueur ocu iGrittlid3eH 8sfebi,
ben peOen @iOrOes gum GObe Ourb OeaStrun9
bamt6ehlen 6eitr @unidldutr am 25. D. %.
hinauri@teu. sis man ben eaBtereH bisEpoB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
Scr Wtot,tt In McufDr.
2tneoIn'S Sobn ais Sefretdr SeS
cEmafertf

6 btca 0 > 16. Sebrlior. = @oubernenr
@ulonl, tpslder ioebsn aus Naentor, s., 5us
riifgefsRrt 1T. erfdrt, er balte es fiir cine aus
genaAte Ghatlade, baB Brdioent @arfislb
Dem 'Srn. Sob. &. 9incoln, Sobu oeS per-
Iforbenen Yrdfbenten 2incoln, Die GrueuuIng
ann Sefret1r beS Snnern anbieten iucr6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
3met SSraHen nbcrfaBren AaO
0etO0fct.

allentO NJ II, Benui., 16. 9ebr. - 3ue
6rauen, NamenS s. 0terb uao U. Seer, pur.
ON beute, pGbrenb ite nabe 2eigftelo'S 8ritdt
Soblen bon benr Sabngeleiie aitfaieu, bon
cinCm 3uge iiberfabreu. 6rau Ytert murOl
augeublidlia get0otet unO 6rau Seer t0otllf
nelmunDet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
8r6uOc.

Chicago. is. 6ebruar.-Die anitreiher>
gpcrfndtten Der ,8isconitu- Gentrolz Balm" Su
@tebeus .Ycint, gisc., brdanttu htutc firth
nebtt bret Ddenous, meldlt sur 3tit anse'
flrid,eu ,puroeu, nieber. 2clnlf $4,000.
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Subsn aVotbetsR Bu babsR.
-aRGn IcIs ~8aIfd ERS 8abV."
2ln OaS 0nbLifnn!

&c Tam fne beere e5arante far ben g9ertb BON Dg.
GG6map'S oitbeerln0eeR u. NJ. @.s1rtlnstteia
oufoepieien meToen, ols bic eleHheu uno HngloicM
giGdohmuueeu beridbeu. Gs 9ibt iopohi ialhe sGes
Iopents," ols aud agielief5" uRo BINS" Sehd @n6
Dor uR6perfangt nuT 6aotpap's uRo ahtct eayautp
6as Der Rame -5loapa9r H6 aui Dem aeIanlten MItsp
Gel 6Eiiueet. (JuRE31s NsAlF &ni@
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Scr 6elOmt0rft.


Nem=0 or t, 16. 6ebruar. -6Olgen6es iino
bie SdlnBnotirungeH: @elO So idbllid,
1872 pro Sag. Strl.s l.sgBedbiel 4.83-4.834
auf 60 Gage, 4.86-4.864 alIf StdJt. 8un-
eeS Sbliqationen: 1881er Coupons 1914,
neue 8iinfer 1909, neue 44=pro,. 1121, DO. A.
pro5. 113, 9ift. Sol. 3.65er 1872. Attieu:
&od,5alanb 1889, 9ittsburg 13O, SaS. Sen.
trul 1874, gletu gOrter @ennal 1893, 9ate
Shore 131, @rie 49, DO. BriOritdten 894,
Nortbwefern 1921 90. BrioritdteH l449, gtems
Serieper @cntral 1913, 8edOiug 63, Weiieru
Union Sci. 1184. llnteridabarlts SilanS
Sob $73 ,29O, ,939; &Curant S4,O42 ,465.
UerntiSd,te telceravDtTd)e 9epefd)tu.
an Der y0ee>0ilne" in 2eno0ille, &ol.,
It9teu 2trbetter cine Sprenspatrone inter
sinen Sfen, I'm fie auf5utbauen. Sie erplo-
otrte unb uernunoete bier MQnner.
Sn &rog, N.=Y., fam es sspiidlen Setrunz
fenen Al elmer 5iauferet, uno gSilliam gt.
SlOtt i4OB ben 9ermaun 2aufe in Oa8 Ssiu.
Die @unot oeS Qtbttren lit geiGbrlif, rno
SIott muroe nrretirt.
Sn Detroit, Mih., begann Der 8rOjeb
aesen Captain GeCr9 3. 6orn pom . a lrls
Sfer .Garlanb,S tpeld1er BEN 3uiammeu-
IioE nit eer Sad]t Wamie" I'M porigen Sont.
UitE UklUItul1tT luoUtt lttDtH5tHu ptliuHeH y
tranfcn. Die 9ntlage lautet auf EobtihIag.
Sn Chicago 1T Der Snmelier Soiepb
2eSsrer, oefIen 2a6eu an Der Maoiionitra6e Dor
ettua einem Ylouate abbrannte, alS Der
Branoitiftnng oerbGd d. tig uerbaftet
un6 uutsr $500 gIr9ihaft gefsllt uoroeH.
@r miro heifuIOigt, sineu grOBen Gbeil ieines
neriinerten Sorrntbs por benz Seuer Gnf Die
Seite ecbradt 81 haben.
Sn Us o o il d, ulltars@ountp, N.>D.r
bat 6oiea 6appp ieinem 24=iGbrigeu Sobnc
ejnen ipabri4einllG t0stliden Stid nit eiuer
Sdubmaderable bsigsbradt. 8cioe batten
fid) iiber cine @isentbumStbeiltng 9eltritten.
Sappg 1T berhailst.
Die BON Sierra SeOns naf) Bolton befinirltC
8orfe ,Sa3arO~ ItranOete in Der UOrlces
ten Na6t unpeit 9iantltdet, Maii. Der ga
titGn, Steuermaun hnO ;tuei NtatroieH rettes
ten iitb ouf benz einstgcu BOote. Der 5meite
StSnCimann unO ied)8 Mdroien, toeldle Oua
llfer auf eiuen 6lose 5u errsidien iudteu, tnar.
ben psrluiBt un0 fu0 wabri@einIi9 um5cEom-
| men.
Die in Chicago taseueeu 8aiia9ier
agenten Der iiiomeitlthen SABINE i
hobsu fid1 bis lett nod uid,t eiuigsu t6uneu
| Die ,,@hicago Sod SSlou6er Yaciitc" hdtbe
idIIClIsn, aus Der y8eltsrH>GruHfeerne>ARo
ciatiou" aus,utreteu, unb ein nener = n
| 5abntrie0 its5t in Aus(ldlt.
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S6WtnSTu6t'

Der 2un9en uno tlberiu6ier BbHfs Fropbul5sIb
lLttldeu Selben; bnibDin6en, @rtartuno NM s,sr-
lqmdrun9 esr ghcren 3udrfr0Htbet, llrt1uer6altpTS
broudt murhgn. peIhe ihmeBbafte Operation nun.
BON " "'' o"''e"
GatjiinoMtG Der SArnbIaTc 1nM
oer Itcren,
b6rmutterlelbcu. o'"D ""' 20"
CINE blal6e entbdIt mebr aHtUe un0 6eiIfr1ae gfss
mentC, ais iraenO elm anocres Brdparot Sie J3sSs'i
Miro theeloffelmctie gsHommcn UdbreHb ou6srs SisfS
iuni 6ts feb. UlOl 70 pie erforoeru. ~''''''
Sin 9onar pro 8IaFd5e.
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gNefiIidic Isrn0fcaltsGd1te,t .

St. E0u tsr TO. Nebr. = DC PolIzOesz
poth" berDficntliflt eiuen Seridt iiber Die ges
genmdrtige 0urdiAuitt8 SeiAaifeubsit unO
Sic 9lusiidlten auf Die 8interpai3en- @rnOte in
rem 9iliriften, Die ibre @rnbten nad) ct. 9ouis
liCiern. Der 9eridt ldBt erieben, OuB Die ourd)
o08 idlimme gSetter ben SelOern SugefiiateH
Na6theie niht be6eutenO iino, unO OaB nur
tucnige @c9enoen 9elitten babsn. Der 9urf=
ifnitt if piel 9r0ber, ulS im IeBten Sabre.
Der gegenipdrtige 3uiiano oeS 8ailen8 III
eiinilig, unO ole sln8iidteu iir6 gut. Die
Seridts BON Slllnoi8 iinO beionOerS crmutbi=
Qcnb InO oeuten cine gu erwarteuSe 9ro6e
@rnOte bon ausgeSetfneter Sualttdt at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17

Bcnlommcn obne jeqIiden BeIseidmod, elegant ME
ilnBem Sunni glaiirt, pur8trer, resuItre reiHtseH
"'T g,eSpas's giueu Sur aur o1,r aran'Bdtsn bsr
T}aoens oer 9eber bet @eodrne Der 9heren 6er gatc
Ioute fdr HerO0ie5 9opTueb, Bertopiuns Su6laeiton
IpspepFe, btltoe 3utdnoe jSebcr, nnterle6sent5hns
6una, SdmorrboiOen unb ole anoeren 9eibeu bee aua
tcrlc6S. Cine ooltommene Sur gardHttu. 8lein Uea
8etobiliid, teHe Spur bon Weriur, Uhneralten oheE
Ihdolihcn 3roQuen.
ssT Dian beat5te fol9eube Symphonic BON eranlbd.
ten Der g}erbauuugsor9Qne: Berlopflna, innedl6g
6dmouboiben, 8lIliiUllluns nab Dem 9opie, SdHre
I'm NaQeu, ut6efeit, So0btenHen, @seI Dor 6cm ggH.
W2aaeu6ruden, ldure5 AuIiosen, Snten O6er BeteH
6es 6er5ens, eritdenoes gSilbl 6eim eiesen. Re5ei
ooer Sndern por ben Augen, Sieber u oumpje 5hneTs
seu i'm 9opic, fodenoen Athem, se5e3 slusIebsz on
Sdut un0 Der duaeu, Setenited1en, Snmer5en IN beI
gruI uuo IN ben 9lleoerl, ploBlide AnUaQun1eu boH
6ise, Bremen oes 6ldhes.
Gtui9e 3oien BON HlnOtnaB'S giuen fUer6en baS
Gpfem BON allen o6eusenanHteu sr0ulbeite beiTeien.
gretS 26 Gents pro Sdpad1teI.
-0.-
mir uieoerbolen, oa6 Der eeIer uRicys B1dlev uRs
G6rfien GbGC arontbeiten lo berCn Sy litoren mus
boz AAen:
aSaIEal unO gSnbr,"
-Racpas tber 3rFctabIe ltrcthra."
nRappaH Gbsr SfroPbeIH,-
unb auSeregdriiian uberssrunt6eea eeribIeOeHerau.
D2on stbide cine BrieInlosfe an 9ia0nab & Comp.
SIR 32 qParrtRs, Gde ser GhgrbitruBe, gteusJorl.
90 g'ele6ulas, Eauienoc BON Doldrs Dertb, Dirb
gudj Sugeid.dJ lperoeH.
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geregrap6ifdje QepefGeit.

(Bsri&te Der naioctrten Brefie" fhr Den rDeuti9en
@orreiponoentea.~
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3aOwaD's
&egnlirenOe PtQeit.
Gin pesetabtltI6eS GrFasmttteI FAr

goHFoa,ateue guraanien, Hnoeruee AbtGbes
taiftel, pirfeu ohne Sdlner5, tets iitOert0iile
unO uatiiriidl IN itret Operations.
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Saees : Nemt8feitett.

"a gu 5a6en 5d D6iam steaters s 50
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Sm einer bis 3mansin glinnttr.

mie ictr aud ben Rbeumatiiben, BettIdaerjosu-
Sdlnnden, SertruppeItcn, Ttro0ien Gjhtiiben o6eE
on onit9er Sr0Hthelt Sei0enOcn quden m6aen, ,NoRs
ldGiiCu Ue T~N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-17
g. q. q.
NGom0D's &caON &eltef
iurirt lIuO Uerbiite
3 er0aMttt08bef@WtreeH. G + D a

&ubr, Starrboe. GboIcra glorbu5 oberrbmer,boftsz
Stull9ong merocH IN tl-20 Dinuten tirirt bHrb
gn5uneung, ueoer SdUdte nod Dlattiateit penTs
iadt Der ge5raud BON u. R. Relief.
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GS mar ba5 erte unb lit ba8 etn,Iae
S@mer3brrtilgen6e 0itteI

oas I'M augcnbIide Den auilen6Hen qefbsr lSinboFs
tlut ooS GnBtnounRen unoGonQcftonen beiH. nlSosT
e nuE an ben sungen, Dem DlaaeU, ben @tnariuebeH.
bel einmaIger anmenoung. 'N"'"'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-03
LETTER IRON AUSTIN,
AUSTIN, FTB, 20, 1851

EpIroR FyxK PREss; g - g ~
One Of the most important bills
that has been presented for the con-
sideration Of the 18th Legislature, 10
Substitute House Bill, No, 400 by the
Committee on Internal improvements.
II il substitute for ten house bills
that were in the hands Of said com
mittee, on the subject Of railroads.
The committee appointed sub
committee Of three Of its members,
Gen, King, Capt. NJ. II. Sringfellow
and sh. Chcnewoth. Each Of these
gentlemen lad prepared a bill TINT
was intended 10 present complete
controlling system within itself, and it
was very proper undoy these circum-
stances that they should comprise this
committee and they have performed
their duty well. II is thought that
the bill they have matured and pre-,
sented will he acceptable 10 the legis-
lature and that it will become law.
The bill provides for the appoint,
ment Of a board of commissioners of
railroads and telegraphs, to prescribe
their powers and duties, TO fix their
salaries and the manner Of paying the
same. Toprovide for the regulation OF
freight and passenger tariffs III this
state. To prevent unjust discrimina'
lions and extortions in the rates cLarg-
ed for transportation Of passengers
and freights, and to prohibit railroad
companies. corporations or lessees
from charging other than just and
reasonable rates and to permit the
tame, and to make an appropriation
80 carry the same into effect.
There have already been more than
five hundred bills introduced into the
house, and a large number in the
senate, and there is now no prospect
of getting through with the work III
ready in hanl within 60 days.
The senate passed resolution ad
iourning on the 18th of March, yes
terda,. The house refused to con
cur, many members contending that
the legislature should remain here at
two dollars per day, and finish mp the
work if possible within the next thir
ty days thereafter.
Both houses are holding two SEES
sions IL day and committees are busy
Mt work every night, and were it moi
that members will persist in cons'lm
ing time in useless Cab, much leSis
lation might be accomplished in
short time.
All the members who went on the
excursion to San Antonio have re
turned and are in good working or
der except one, he fell IN action I'M
der the shades of the Alamo, and has
not yet returned. D
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-03
The following from the San Ant

The following from the San Anto-
MO Express will be found interesting:
Through the kindness of a gentle
man in charge of the engineers office
of the International railway, the re
porter is enabled to give some figures,
taken from the profile of the road be-
tween this city and Austin, indicating
the attitudes Of differentpoints The
figures will undoubtedly be surprising
to many. Tho Austin bridge, over
the Colorado, on o level with the streets
of the Capital, is 47G feet above the
level OF the gu.f. About four mics
from Austin, the country rises to GA
feet. AIanchlca station is 7a5; S,n
Marcos, $50: New Brlunfe.s. G25;
and SIN Antonio, G5l feet above lIe
sea level. The highest point OH the
route is Comanche peak, fifteen miles
north of this city. VIII Ire the altitude
is 956 feet, or four feet more than
twice the height of Austin. Sn IL
tonic is 175 feet above Austin.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-03
CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS

I'M % - T. vi EAap
t. The Sheriff or any Constable IF Hay,
County--- Greeting:
You are hereby commanded that you
summon by publication. John A. Baughn,
whose residence is unknown. to be and ap.
pear before the Honorable District Court to
I've held in and for the County of Hays at
the Court House thereof in the town of San
Marcos an the 2nd Monday in March, ISL.
then and there TO answer the petition of Ma
~ VI. Baughn filed in said Court against the
said John 4. Baugn and alleging in sub
stance as follows. to-wit: That plaintiff is
a hoRa nde inhabitaut Of the State Of Texas.
and has resided in Hays County for more
than six months preceding the institution of
this suit that plaintiff and defendant were
legally married in HAYS County. Texas. on OF
about the 26ih day Of February. lsGs. that
they lived together n man and wife until
about the lOin day Of August. iSSa; during
said time l.lGintid has been an affoctionaie
true and dutiful wife. fulfilling At al times
in a kind. afectionate and fori4aring man
n-r al her conjugal duties to defendant. hut
that defendant wholly disrs ysniing the
peace and hAfSsiEass of plaintiff. and her
welfare. has treated plaintiff n a disrrace-
ful. cTud and Outrageous msuuer. hy pub
hcly and privately c..rSing and abusing plain
tiff and calling her vile names and thTesten-
ing h,r With violence. and At tiInes ahAnd5r- [.
me hsT. I'D sseglscting 10 proviSe f1T her
supI,Crf uhiCA excess,-s oufra-es-S cot..ucf. I
and end treatment renierS then Hssar To- !
Cethsg longer iuSuFpor7ahle. Pl.iutif ;rsys I
for sd-onee e divorce for ccs-s sne l..,al
md eTri-l.ils relisf
-, Given utsee- nv tEni 40 tn
sE,L al q SIC Cor. Feir-larv :. /
-f l~~i I'd. J. l. GERM. ]
Clsrk q Disrrlst tozr1 = Hay. Couufy
Ettr-a-r 10 H~~r .Hsa
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-03
Answer This Question.

Why do SO many people we see around MS,
scem to prefer to suffer and be made miser
aide by Indigestion, Consumption. Dizzi-
ness. Loss of Appetite, Coming M of the
Food, Yellow skin, when for - cts. We will
sell them shiloh's vitalizer. guaranteed to
cure them. Sold by II. FRoMNE, Druggist,
san Marcos, Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-03-03

Mr.. PARSELL has addressed a pow
erful appeal to the Land League ad-
vising to modify their attitude of
open organization for passive resist
ance under the proposed coercion,
and to remain firm in their refusal to
pay unjust rents or take farms from
which tenants have been evicted He
hopes to widen the agitation by ap-
pealing to the great masses Of Eng
land and Scotland against the forces
that dominate Parliament His pro
gramme outlines a course Of action
against which the proposed coercion
hill cannot avail. and which must in
crease vastly the difficulty of dealing
with the movement. Passive resist
anoe. such a Mr. Forster concedes
viii lie no infractiOn Of the coercion
act. is eminently practical in ireland.
and Of itself must command admIra-
iiOL Mr.. PATnen sees this and IN
the growing proportions Of the radi-
cal movement IN Great Britain he
finds assurance Of complete revola-
ton m tie ne-sr future q the British
landed system, provided his followers
VII stand by lnia a. he PrOPoses b.
stand 10y theIn-Nsth uahinching re-
olu.so,u-
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Shiloh's. Consumption Cure

This is beyond question the most succ css-
fu. Cough Medicine we have ever sold, II few
doses invariably cure the worst cases of
Cough, Group and Bronchitis. while its
wonderful success in the cure of Consuinp-
ton is without parallel in the historI of
medicine. Since it's first discovery it Las
beuu sold on II guarantee. II test which no
other medicine can stand. If You have n
C ugh we earnestly ask You to try it. Price
~ cts, 80 cts aud Sl.Oo. IL your Lungs
mr. sore, Chest, or Back, Lame, Use Shiloh's
p, rous Plaster Price 81 cents. Sold by
r. FRoMME, Druggist, San Marcos Texas.
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sHILoHs cATARRH REMEDY.

marvellous cure for Catarrh. Diphtherin,
Canker mouth, and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge. Price ~
cts. Sold by L. FRoNNr, Druggist. sun
Marcos TaNaS
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the standard Of reyolt against tins des-
potsm d King Cotton. and reduce
him 10 TIE ranks AZ a high private. ="
For this we have indicated our reasons,
as 10 the force Of which we appeal to
our readers, M sensible psrsops
Judge ye.
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SEE the prospectus OF the Chicago
Weekly News in our columns, and the
uu, ulaled low clubbing terms fhc:' "t.
iered with that paper aud the FREE
Press, ....
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SNOW WELL AND STRONG"
SHipMAs, ILLINOIS,

SHIPMAS, ILLINOIS
4 On. X. v. PigacE. Buffalo. n, Y. /;
- Dsar Sir IL wish 70 .iats that my
sged 10, was pronounced in-
curab bio and was last iailins, - the doe
tors ihourht. with consumption. ! OBJ
tanned . hall dozen bottles Of your D's
eoyery Tor her aud ,he romnrnc'd IN ,
proving NJ once, and j. now well an''
strong, She rouk the Discovery lasl
fall. Very ,rniv. ynnrs.
Rev IsA\c \. ArGIsTIN'
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REPRESENTATIVES. StrngIellow has
favored US with copy OF the important
House substitute bill No 1913 u .ynop-
sis OF which will lie found in our
AmsIIn letter.
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MARKET REPORT.
San Marcos Retail Price Current,
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOE THE FREE
PRESS. nv "a v DONALDSON

CORRECTED WEEKLY FoR THE FREE
PRESS. nv "a. v. DoNAL>oN.
Csas.. per u. seis
Saga. bfe~u. per u > 10 loo
ca
3" srsHulsted. pc h.i3s
- eru-hed. -.
<gs. per Dor. 10
batter. Psr 10. .
Csirk~-s. Ps- Asg . 90
.c-n. ei.sr sids.. per n 10
H.. ia,
xs'.sse.. so-rauu. rsr gal go
IL eeaA
Sgr-,. Giuiden. =
Eis.. ssoies. puR-ss2n
sppis., dri-t. -
tr=usE- Turki.h. 10
ssea. Freli-k. sssA
ptygfr. IA.
srlcs- a.. IS
sts-ch. $50
50. sss'-s' - -...,ls
Fuur. T-rs.. - 30 .. sSes
I" - tsgt. - ~. o eaats .
rssl. ~ busasl- q
49,. ga
sbss-. - s,stsi.tl est
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L AIDES, READ !
READ.

With the Common Sense Garment Cut
ter" you can cut and ut yonr own dresses,
nErrER tlnn dress-malter. 1t il no simple
aud perfect, girl Of ten, can 1T perfectly
ANY SIZED PERSON, from children OF NIX
years upward. Only one measure is tn
ken. which you use to cut the garment by.
No drifting or figuring; merely mark OH
the pattern you wish. on the goods orpaper,
and cut it out It cuts basques, polonaises,
sacques cloaks, princess dresses, etc.
A PERFECT FIT WARRANTED.
The retail price Is -, but ! will send one
SAMPLE postpaid for % till have nm estab-
tis,led agent in this county. Send ut once
aud get one aud let your girls cut and hit
their own dresses; it will save its cost many
times in year in family. The
GARMENT CUTTER
is made of the largest sized card board and
will last lifetime. A good agent is wanted
in Knys county, who can make "big pay y
by cnivqising the county.
For sample or agents terms, address
j. LACY WILSON,
March 3. nl5 If. Austin, Texas.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS

n, sios isrsas.riosALk GsssI N"krnyks r. "
Co. PAls,rss, nKAs February 10, 1881
NOTICE. u hereby given thst The Nrgnlsr annual
uestiag of The sosrd ~ 'If-eiors OF this ompahy
will he held al the uiice Of the Company al rses'
tine. Texas. GU Monday, April I,h 1881. 10 o'eloek
a. IN pur.uAnl 10 The NY laws vi the Conpsn, of tue
sn.saiioa Of such bus.sss - may oouir before Tho
meeting,
Notice 10 slso hereby given that the Regular An
nnai Meeting of the Gekholders Of this Company
Will be held At the oifice Of the Company. ct P.e.'
tine. TsSas, on hopdsy. April t'h. iss' a. y o.
clock, .. m, pursuant TO the bylaw. o. The Com
pany. for the purpose Of sleciing Board OF D'fec
Tor. 90 ss Tor the ehsuing year. aud Tor the tran'-
action Of such other business ., NAV come before
the oee,Inx d. \. n, SMITH.
Secretary.
Feb ~, 1881. <w