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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-05

renbrdu 5uIammenseriibrt unb ben Sean
befoden Bate, cab er bic @eldidte nit
benz 8rief er,ahlte; unb bann meiter &C.
lusen Bate in @eneinidaft init Wanni
unb Spsel, benen oas ia berrlid in ibren
9ram pa6te; unb bann bic Srtefe, bic
Wnaela fraber an i'm seifrieben haben
follfe, ielb(f seidntiebet unb Der 3abn tn
bic Sanbe seipielt, bic in ibrer Wutb nas
tIrlid, auf ben plumpem Sumen anbib,
melder ibr ben 1eeten gef BON gerlfanO
unb pas 2eben 5asleid entreiBen lc(te.
unb bann, mas ia ben ausI4las CAB
- pie menn bas Sprn naB in Sofen
ffebt unb es resnet in einemfcr uno man
benft, es mirb Mles ausmadien, uno ba
fontmt bic liebe Nusuiticnne Herppr uno
trpdnet es i'm Sanbumbreben, uno man
fam in 5mei 8eiben einfabren nno bat
bic @rnte nod prr Nadt unter Dad uno
Sad - pie pirpe ansela, bic Wabr@
baftiae, nidt linsit sciprcden baben,
nidt iest wenistens iprsden nno iasen:
90 uno 70, unb id lam bid nldt hetraz
then! Sic unb beiratben, tpenn lie nldt
lebte! ober gar nit elmer Sdulo auf benz
@ewi0en, Der beinliden 2iehe gu etnem
slnberen i'm !0er5en -
aber marun, tparum um @ottes wlllen
mar bas arme ainb ieit oer Stunoe mle
aussetanldt? uno sins berum tpte elne
grdumence, unb ipra9, menn lte le
iprad, ME I'M Sraunl? Sber LAP, im=
mer 70 ppr lia binbriiteub, in ihrem 3lmz
mer pben, bas fe felt ibrer Serlrbuns
neben benz @alpn ibrer Sdwiesermutter
beprbnte, unb idraf, fam man 5u ibr,
auf, pie Semanb, ben man aus tlefsm
@dlaf erwedt? Sic Bate bic 2aon trrs
auebem unb atleoent lieb sehabt - bas
mar sans semiB - piel lieber wcb(, ais
cine aepiife anbere Yerirn, bic nidts
bate als Elm leiblid gutes Ser5 unb einen
siemlid seiunben Wenidenoerltanb; =
aber 70 alt trauern, no iie bod nun ibres
@apitdns lider mar, mie bes Nmens in
ber Stride = bes brapen Weeniden Der
nun aud idOn unfinS, iDieein Sraumenz
Der berum3useben =
Sc lift idon, ais bdtte man ielbit feline
finf Gimme nidt n,ebr beiiammen, Iaste
bic Baronin, ieete ibren alten Sut auf
unb nabm ibr Wolltud, ult mad ben Sim
bern gu ieben. Die fablten bic idmere
yotb, bic ibre @ltsrn anoern 8euten Bee
reiteten, nidt in ibreu &opffii1en - 9ott
iei Danf! = unb waren gang slitdll4,
bab, nadoent ibr Trdulein iiber ale Serge,
nun aud nod Mama rperreiit" mar unb
Yapa irsenbwO nurbeitete. Sett iplel<
ten ie unter @ultinss Nuftdt i'm Oar
ten, unb @uitins mar ia 10 meit cine Or
bentli9e Dirn, aber Elm bisden iehr bdnls
lid, uno sins uuf ieDen llnlinn ein, ben
bic iibermitbisen @Sren ansaben.
(6ortfsbuns folst.)
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9sSt6tIa fnr RabsfDpf1ee.

Dref. 9. 9t5tr, No. 307 fabrb 4.
Strabe. ct. Qcuis, Wc. it es selunsen,
lansta9rise &ablfSpfisteit gu futiren.
9rcf. StStrS yfettpoe if febr Elm fad.
Die fablen @tellen ipereea tdslid brei=
NAL ssbabet fiir bret D,inuten nit bem
baarer3en8er uno innerDalb4 4 Wnhen 3eigt
ffh Der neue 5aarmn68 auf ben fatlen
Stelen. Danlea uuo Serreu, ipelde an
SabltSpfase;t pber Nuafauen bes SaareS
leioen, iollten nid1t periduuen, itd idrifts
lid an Brcf. St5br ,u tpenoen. Breio
SIS bic Tla1he, ;ue!de 4 Woden ausreidt.
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Sega a $.

= @dbreno bes Mtonats 9(usuf
bate Der @taatsl6abmeifer cine @in=
nabme BON $443,271 an Steuern.
Dies iit Die gr6Bte Sumlne, tuelbe ie in
einem ein5igen Monat in ben Staats=
f6ab floB.
= 9ie vgoarb Of Public printins"
in Muftin bat bic eingegangenen Mngez
bote unteriu6t, aber nod feinen @onz
trait ausgegeben. gs iollen ert nod
unterIu1ungen angeaellt tperoen, ob
mdbrenb Der lebten 3tpei Sabre ni6t ein
u&ing" beltanoen bat, Der ben Staat
nit ben 6ffentli6en Srudia6en be-
f9minbelte.
= 9ur0 Sort Mortb fanen brei
Nraber, tpelde porgeben, bon 9rabi
pai6as Nr,nee gu tommen. Sic be-
finben ii6 auf benz @ege na6 San
9(ntonio.
- Gin betrunfener Merifaner tpurbe
qeitern auf Der 9uni ietbabn bel 2uling
iiberfabren unb get0btet.
-eSn Oallas berIu6te ein tpetBes
Mab6en Namens Maria Woobena, ,li9
nit Morpbin au pergiiten. Gin Sarz
biaer bate berIpro6en, Iie gu beira=
then, eri6ien aber nibt, als Die Srau=
ung bor li6 geben iollte. 9(us Ser
stpeiflung beriu6te bann bas Wtdb6en
5elbHmorb.
Scr Gouoerneur 6at ipieberum
elm Circular an Die GountDri6ter unb
Mapors in Seras erlallen, in tpel6em
er ali f6leuniser Nbienoung Der geiam=
melten 8eitrdge fiir Brownsville auf'
forbert.
- 100, 900 Mder 6i6tenipalo in Oit:
teras linb bon bem @ommilidr Der Samb:
office gum Gerfauf ausgeboten moroen
9ln 9dufern ieblt es ni6t.
= Muf Der Sunietbabn i6eint e!
an @agen gu feblen. Sn S9ulenbur(
baben 5i6 an 800 8aumtpollenballel
anaeiammelt, non benen erit 200 perla
ben morben finb.
- MarIbaG @osling bat in lbalo
ben Or. 8romn perbaftet. Ser Dofto
1T inbeIleu gu franf uno bat beBbal1
8oub aeltellt. 9lu6 ein Wtann Dol
eagle paB, Namens Sid &oberts, i
BON @osling uegen S6muggel perbaf
tet ipDroen.
= Nm 4. famen in 8rotunsbllle 2
neue @rfranfungs> unb 6 Sobesfdlle at
aelben SSieber Dor. 9lm lelben Gag
liefen folgenoe llnteritilbungen oalelb
elm: 0on Corpus @brilti $142, 9ou
fton $106, @uero 203, San 9lnton'
1885.
= Ser Gebillslberif 9apis lit Ga
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Wfntter NNutter Mmtter i! f!

Mntter! Wfntter Mntter /!
Dsrpst SIR beS gfahts selt0rt perbsn
unb In Gurer Nube unttrbruhen purb bas
Shreien zines franfsn SRinoes, peldss
@amsrssn pom Duratrsden Der 3abne
leitet2 81 ss Der Sal, 70 fauft cine
NialAe BON Mrs. WinslUws 9oos
tttns Syrup. gr wisb ben armen
&leinen fufort BON ieinen Sdmersen BE.
freien. Man psrlaGe ltd parauf es bilft.
So 1T teine Mutter auf grcen, bic es Der.
(uate uno Gua nidt mittbttlen wiiroe, bab
es bic Ginseweibe resulirt, ben &lsinsn
Salfe unb @slunebeit unp ber SHUTTER
stube perldaift, Dab es ipie 3aubsr rpirtt.
Das MIttsl 1T liher In alien 5alisn unb
ansensbm BON 0sl&mad es ,ptrb Don
elmer Der altsfen unD beRsn Dcetorinnsn
In ben Ser. StaatenSerihrieben. usbsr'
4 su tatsn,bte 8lalGe gu 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-05

Marcos i6oB einen gefabrli6en &oipbD
Mamens sluen, ber iib Der gerbaftung
tpiDerlebte.
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Sierourd beetre id mid Den, Bubli=
tum ersetenit aniu1cisen, bab i'd bic
81 a d mem Us EFT # dt te bes Srn.
Saccb 6 diible an Yrslalfrab, ,nate
Der Bride iiternonsn,en babe.
BETTER ccn Damrf uno unoereu Wa.
ld'nen mace i'd tefpubers harauf anf=
merriam.
Gne Grten BON Sfsparatllren. tie 1T bas
Sad bes NfaldIinenarbeiters fdlaaen,
meroea prompt ano tiGi5 arsgefitrt.
$. S0ttetSsr.
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8pu Der Sorifcpmmiflipn ri

- 8on Der Sarifcommillion bort
man ielten ettpas Snoeres mebr, als
&eiieberibte. 9fa9oem bic @ommiiIion
mebrere Sage long in Bottom in Si=
bung mar, bat iie 1ib na6 &o6eiter,
N. g., begeben, Inn bon ba na6 fur
gem 9lufentbalt bic &eiie na6 Dem Wez
item anautreten. Sm @runbe genom=
men 1T es gut, baB man BON ber Gomz
millien feline bo6gelpannten grwartun=
gen begte; ba brau6t man fi6 tpenig=
ftens ni6t enttdui6t gu fiiblen BON Der
iebigen i6leppenben 8el6aftsfiibrun9
berIelben.
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@ultrdse fir ben 8auf unb gerfauf BON
Jutursn in Nep.yorf, New'Srlsans unb
@alpsacn perpen prompt aussefubrt.
unlsr aussepetntes Ylabssidait NIT ben
bsesutenpasn &aulsrn fur gnslanb
Dsut lhlanb, Jranfrsib, bic SGwet3 nne
8ublanp une unlere 8erbineunesn nit
ben Serrsn D alter q 6rObm Nsws
yurt, liverpool, Manhsfsr unp s. sl In e.
&c & Shdfrr Nsp' Srlsans, febsn
uns In ben Stanp, unlee 5reunbe uber
ale 8swssunseu i'm gaumpellsnmartt
prompt uno eorrstt 3u untsrridten.
l0,4tupl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-05
: Watter, wenn eud, bas Qeben eure1

Witter. menn euh bas 9eben eurer
botben Sduslinse lieb III. 10 hiitet eu@,
fe NIT unpercaulider Nabruns, fdsledter
Dtild,, poer gar NIT quad lalberiia anse=
prieieueu pfuidmitteln einem fruten Epoe
3u uberlieTern- Seio ibr nidt i'm Starbe,
ibnen seiunbe Mutterm,ld 81 reiden, 10
sebt ibnfn M II ia ED ter'5 % eu t..
des4inoermebl" (Bdbptrpptine),
oas idmmtlide ndarenoen uno gum 9e
oeiben ber 8leinen crfprberliden @lemerte
eutbdlt unO fbcu urn pielen tauienb Miit=
tern ais oer Sietter ibrer 2ieblinBe seIes.
net tpurbe. Sn aaen Wpctbetsn 3u ba-
Ben.
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(6ortfsbuns folsi. }

Sails sic at Dispeplie leiben, an
unperbauli9feit, Malaria ober S6wd=
die, 10 f1nnen Sic furirt perben 0ur6
8rotuns giien 8itters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-05

Die 2eniEana Staa!s!O!tere If bis e;n3tss. ai,
sca hem @olfs enosfTr. wures
0p1iIta1ta Gtate Sptterp Gn.
Disfss safisat wurse Sasr. 1858 fir er.
s!s5snee> unb gDp5li5dtiefsits Dipe1e epn Nel
StaatslssisIatIr fir ben Ssttraum BON funfunb>
:nsn'S sepIen &c esiselis inseTpoTrt nit siasr
Hapttal Son 81 ,ooo.Ge0, tu rcsl6em ne fs;tbir
sintn &sfsrsefcnb spa $3.50 900 6insusefist tai
Oar9 ein ubsrfawenaIi9es Dpum mu,ben ibrt
Ns6te Elm abeil Der eesenwdrttsen Staatsspn>
pttutipn, angenpmmen am 2. December 1879
Cite Cute Oefegea6eit (ei.t Gfads
sst ,na6sst.
itre gr1Bem 3 unecn Son ein.etuea
Rum rtern ftnben n,pnatlih f.att Slisniale s,trh
etae 3'sbun8 ssride5ea. aEea Iefe na@FbIstnss
Dseissey!5eiIana.
0rrbe ntonatliae 3iebuna Ser
Classe I
Il Rs!p Sr!aans Dienftag ben IL. Septem 1882.
4le uaiere fRnfiisen 9isbuusen fsnbenftatt rnte,
Iuftbt uno 2eiiunS ber @tnsrdIe
g. q. Aeanregara rnn gunisiaaa aaa
gabAI 9. Guilty ran a1irgiaiea.
Sauptprets $4,000.
100000 5idsts an S. jsses. Bruattsils
tn 8anftel I'm gerbaltaib.
etfteber @r.tfet
2auptsesiaa srn $4,000
l ee. 25,00a
bc. 10, ,0eQ
GeD'nne scn 5000 1900
ep. 2009 10000
1O Do. 1000 10000
~ Do. 500 10000
100 bD. 200 10000
800 DO. 100 10000
500 DO. SO 25.80e
1000 DO. rs $4,000
NpprDrim attpns geptnnt:
Iaprpsnatiens>ger;an ~ $3.50 $3.50
9 DO. 500 $500
~ $50 2,25a
1897 Gep'inse In, @stra1e VEN S265, soc
ne anfrassa fur assn.ea, frwte seatsn IA,
Glnbs toanen nur in Der Sftse in Reu- Srleaut
gtmatbt iperben.
gBegen Sufprmatton rb. 9eftenunsea idtretbt mas
IA Dt. q. Dauphin,
Few Orleans g.
GbDarb Mpore. @sent, gde Ssuirn, u. Neeaata
Strdbe, San IntDnip.
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WuHf=1tuterriht.

sd erlaube mir biermit an5u5eigen,
bab i6 mid in bieliger Staot als @tuz
iiflebrer nieoerlaHcn uno llnterri9t
i'm &lapier= unb giolinipiel &C. uno
@elang ert6eilen meroe. 9lnmeloungen
fir S6iiler f0nnen bel ben Serren Gbo=
oius & SempsfD ober pom Sienltag
ben 5. September ab ill beren StOre
BEL mir ielblt gema6t werOen.
31,9,t4m st. 9albig
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= 9ie englii6en Sriessberi6te i6eis
men Oftmals einen i6roffen Gegeniab
gu Dem pabren @abberbalt SIT bilOen.
Gpr ipenigem Sagen meloeten Die 0epe=
iden aus ggDpten BON elmer S6la6t
bel &amleb un0 BON einem angebli6en
fur6tbaren @emebel unter ben arabi=
i6en Soloaten bes egDptiiben 9eeres.
Nls bic @ngldnber I'M 8elib bes
S6la6tfelbes maren, itellte es fid ber>
aus, baB Die Nnsabl Ser baielbit borgez
funoenen Sooten nur 6 betrug.
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: ssiirf 8istnurf III ant fpmmenbf

- IurF 8isn,arf 1T am fommenben
"a. September relp. s. Oftober genau
stpan5ig Sabre binOur6 preubii i6er
Miniferprdlioent. slm "a. September
1862 bra6te Der preubil6e Staatsan=
5eiger bie f0niglihe &abinetsorbre,
tpel6e an Sen preuBiI6en Geianbten
am 9ofe gtappleons, 9errn b. gisz
marf=S66nbauien, BEN tnterilni itil1en
Sorlit i'm @taatsminilterium iibertrug;
unb ber 8. Sftpber braGte feline befiniz
tibe grnennung gum neutrality-suspicious.
ten uno, an 9telle 8ernitorffs, Die gum
@ainiiter Ser ausipdrtigen Mngelegen=
beiten. Ser Selegrapb bate ben preuz
Bii0en @eIanbten ber ii6 gera6e auf
elmer urlaubsreiie bur6 Siibf franfrei9
unH 5panien befano, na6 Dem berbltz
li6 fiiblen Berlin berufen. 9tus ben
Yeyenden unb aus Siiofranfrei6, tpp
er bic Weine vbpn Der Setter" getrun=
fen bate uno mo er ben biitorii6 gez
morOeneu Oelsmeig, ben uTrieOens=
smeig bon Npignon" brad, ben er 1pd=
ter in ber 8ubgetfomni@1ion bes preu=
BiI6en Nbgeor6netenbauies borleste,
reiite er mad Berlin, bereit, feline bifto=
riib geuoroene Mifiion gu iibernebmen.
Sen &0nig unter &ranfbeitsborwdnz
ben i'm Slide laiien" - i6rieb ct 6a=
mails einem politii6en Sreunbe =
ytpiiroe i'd ,iiir Teigbeit un6 llntreue
balten. Soil es nun fein, bann pDran!
ipie uniere &uti6er iagen, tpenn iie bic
Geine nebmen." Sb bem Siir1ten bel
Der 20idbrigen Wieberfebr bes Sages,
bon tuel6em Die neueite Gel6i6te
PreuBens uno 9eutI6lanbs batirt, cine
beionbere @ussei6nung gu She'll mer-
ben miro, bariiber berlautet nod ni9ts.
A Orben, barunter ale @roBfreuSe Der
eurOpdiI6en Staaten, i6miiden feline
8ruf. Set bem Is. September 1865
batirt ber Grafenitano, felt Dem %.
Mdrs 1871 Oer Siiritenitano oes ebema=
ligem 9errn b. Sismarf - -mel9e Qus=
5ei6nung bliebe mod iibrig?
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-8ei S6reiberbau i'm f6leiif6en
&ieiengebirge lag am 5. 9lugrlt Der
S6nee Bis brei 3Dll bod! = Sn 8rilon
(@eitpbalen) begann: at bemlelbem
Sage bic &oggenernte bel 5! @r. &eatls
n1ur ober 444@raD sSabrenbeit. 9te
S6nitter arbeiteten in g8interflei0ern.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
EVIDENTLY had.
A Man Who Has spent Forty Years In
Prison and STILL Thief.
New York lfarT


a Man Who Has spent Forty Years In
Prison and Still Thief.
tNew York star.I
One OF the cases before Justice Walsh yes
terday morning was invested with peculiar
interest. There stood before His Honor 4
muiatto, whose frosted hair and wrinkled
lace showed how roughly the plouRhsbare
OF time had treated him He attracted
universal attention, and when tho Justice
asked the officer what the old man had been
doing, ne was somewhat surprised to hear
the response "He stole door-mat from
the front stoop Of No. 80 South Elliott
place" The aged negro looked sorrowful,
and Justice Walsh was disposed to be
lenient, when the officer said
your Honor, pity Is lost upon this
man."
"Why so ~ inquired the magistrate. 'tHe
q very old, and At best can only live a few
years more" WEE
"But your Honor" interposed the officer,
she Is an old offender"
''Who Is hc," asked the Justice, aand
what Is his record ~
"His name is Lewis Thompson, and he is
81 years DID," replied the officer. "He has
been criminal for over 40 years, and is no
sooner released from prison than he com.
mits fresh depreciation. He was the first
prisoner ever sent to Sing Sing prison when
y was established, and he has grown gray
and bald In the service of crime"
Justice Walsh looked sternIy at the old
negro, who dropped his head slightly, but
utteredFnot word. }ti
"Six month In the Penitentiary,n rang
through the court room, and the man who
bears such an unenviable criminal record
was led off toward the Hotel Green at Grow
Hill.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
LAST NIoHr's NEWS IN BisIisE

po,r Admiral James II. Schenck, retired,
,as ' Yesterday, in Dayton, Ohio, aged 20
gears. ,r,.,.a ~.
~ Slcd at Fort Huachuca, Arizona Terri
,ory on Wednesday.
w TomIlnson, ex-Chief Clerk Of the
Custom S House at New Orleans, has been In
Scted Scd' for embezzling Government pro-
perty. x.,
MASSACHUSETTS,, employing nearly 1000 per-
.ors have announced q general reduction
~ so.S Yaoes Of per cent. The reduction is
accepted by the operatives.
r n. Briggs, superintendent Of the letter
carriers and Chief Clerk OF the Post
Office at Denver, Colorado, was arrested
yesterday on charge OF stealing money
nom registered letters and held In $1,000
bail.
speciql Treasury Agent Heichbold, who
has been investigating charges OF enormous
smuggling on the Niagara river, pronounces
the charges "extravagant, preposterous and
absurd, with scarcely grain OF truth in
' The Grand Jury at New Orleans has In
aicted Thomas Clark, Stephen j. Philbin,
iohn c. Murphy, william Nelson and Peter
TuIbolIand for participation in frauds at
he recent election. They were held each In
$1,000 bail.
The Mansard Bleck in 0swego owned by
,be United States Life Insurance Company
of New York, was burned ON Wednesday
Ulobt and the Union Hotel, adjoining, was
greatly damaged. The loss is estimated at
sboat 5000.
The liabilities of the William g. Moore
Dryate banking house Of New York, com
peled to close by the suspension of the City
Rank of Rochester, are estimated at $780,
lOO, Mr.. Moore has assigned his farm and
hank building, valued at $4,000 each, the
brmer being mortgaged for $1,000 and the
after for 81 200, and has also turned over
rash and paper In the bank vaults estimated
nslO,OO0.
The new building Of the Commercial Id
rytisc,, in Buffalo, was destroyed by fire
a,t evening, and the Masonic Hall building
opposite, was nearly destroyed. The AdveT-
alsr building was occupied also by Henry
b. Blakeslee, wholesale saddler, and the
byer stories of the Masonic Hall were
occupied by Greiner g. Co., Wholesale
Uoccrs. The total loss is estimated at
EO00O0
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
!, Great Man VINO Is Weary.

New YORK Nofid,
That hard-worked public servant, the
Hon. Hannibal Hanlin, has reached his
tome at Bangor, Me-, and has been received
nth great rejoieings. 1t may be that some
-four readers have never heard OF the Hon.
hannibal Hamlin and his public services,
I'D why he worked so hard, but they ought
bknow all about him II they do not, and
Hrefuse to enlighten them concerning the
athistory of this great man. On mem
sable occasion Webster declared that the
astat least was secure. It Is enough for US
. know that for tine countrymen OF the
Don. Hannibal Hamlin the future is secure.
Hetold the people of Bangor that he lad
cone home to stay, and that he could con-
ssve of no emergency which could take
him away from his fireside-in hgurative
o aPlckwickian sense, of course, for when
aegenial month of May woes him to the
Eten fields the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
nfely viii not obstinately hug the castiron
soVe of his New England home. That any
other emergency, such as the call of his
Sountry to collectorship or foreign mis-
1on, should come between him and hls
lsloved ingle, is, 1t must be acknowledged,
conceivable in the present aspect oil
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
..Do T.tkawssa.'

isaf na,, ago was dreadful sufferer from uterine
Mystlne,s' Having exhausted the skill OF three
owaeiila was completely discouraged, and
sl6naa slah could with difficulty cross the room
iIon,e a., ! began taking your 'Fayorite Prese ip-
dsd "a aha using the local treatment reoommen..
In ths your Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Nrota tatee s months was perfectly cured. l
uonlpn,h4 n ietter to my family paper, briefly men,
Oderipss. now my health had been restored, and
srtnlg TO seno the full particulars to any one
enyaiags me for them and inclosing o stamped
hundselpse ior reply. | have received over foul
ease NY, letters. In reply, have described my
adyisadd the treatment used, and earnestl,
nanv them to do likewise From grea
satin nave nave received second letters Of thank
nent mat they had commenced the treat
tsf @ia were much better Already
MRS. T.. Il. MORGAN New Castle, Me.
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Economy.

Headquarters for weather-strips is at j.
V. Carlisle & Co.'S, No. 303 Market street.
We all know the advantage of weather
strips; how they exclude the cold, wind,
rain and dust, and how they win pay for
themselves over and over again In very
short time by the saving In coal alone. II
you haven't them you had better get them
at once. No. 303 Market is the place. z
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Ladies and children's furs, ladies fur col
lars, fur mufiiers, ladies', gents and boys seal
skin caps, smoking caps, ear muffs, hat
brushes, silk, alpaca and gingham um-
brellas and canes. Rumford 81 Bro, 404
Market street.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Supreme Court Of the United States
Yesterday adjourned until January 8.
It's announced that the Secretary of the
Navy is considering plan for the reduction
Of the expenses of the civil establishments
. Of the naval service, so as to bring them
within the appropriation. The reductions
are to be effected about the middle OF
January.
The nomination of j. +. 0lmstead for
Commissioner OF the District of Columbia
meets with much opposition in the Senate
committee to whom 1t was referred. 1t was
Niered yesterday for consideration 70 a
subcommittee, consisting Of Messrs. Rol-
lite and German.
The President, yesterday, nominated Joel
bErhardt TO be United States Marshal for
pghern New York; George M. Lambertoni
Chad States Attorney for Nebraska; w. +.
R0sand of New York, Oonsul ct Nice, and
Gorge F. Mosher of New Hampshire Oon-
vi al Sonneburg
representative Reed yesterday laid before
Ae WAYS aud Means Committee "some
facts and figures to show the Importance 10
Tie people Of Aroostook, Maine, of main,
ainihe the present duties on potato starch .
He argued chat "the starch factories In that
Rgon qsorded a most valuable market to
hfmas, and that the destruction of the in
dWtry would be a great injury to very
lourishing and growing community"
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Hnlldau Presents.

~, tor skates, all kinds of choice cutlery and
vlu cages the place to get your moneys
worth is at j. V. Carlisle 81 Co.'s, 303 Mar
S 'sa,et street. If you buy before inspecting
,as st'f large stock you will make great mis-
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rsMe Hunters Sitter. Hunter Sitter Co.
aaen aehen pecialties-Cincinnatt q N. Y
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TIE EpEl-wErss.
fDora tsrsenweiI. ]

|.-.~s-ssssssl = -~--eF--@-- f4sA Atss
was born in my little shrcnd,
All woOlly, warm snn Whlts
i1vs ln the mist and the cloud,
live for my own delight,
soe far beneath me crowd
rho Alpine rOsee red
- me contain blue, eHn fed,
m That makes the valleys bright.
thloom for tho eagles eye, E
bloom for the daring hand,
live but for God, and die
into him, and at his command,
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a sure CsszO rVr nhH WDnnAEsn tVmA~-
NEsSES, Including LeucorrhGa, Ire
regular and Painful Menstruation,
Innnmmation and UIcerRtion of
the Womb, FIoOdings Pro-
LAPsUs UTERI, &c.
trPIeasant to the TASTE eficacious and immediate
In It's effect 10 Is great help in pregnancy and re-
Ueyss pain during labor and at regular periods.
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PREsePIRE IT FREELY.
fFrFoR ALL WEAKNESSES of the generatiye organs
of either sex It Is second to remedy that has ever
been before the publci and for all diseases Of the
KIDNEYS 1t Is the Greatest Remedy IN the Rorid.
ETKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Find Great Reiieffn ITS Use.
LYDIA IL. PINKHAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
Blood mt the same time will give tone and strength to
the system. A. In results as the Compound
tg-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at 2s3 and e35 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass
Price of either 81. Six bottles for S. The Compound
Is sent by mail in the form of pills, or of lozenges on
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pinkhai
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention this Piper.
ty-Lynr. T. PpgKHAM,s IIvER PIILg cure Constipa
tlon Biousneas and Torpidity'of the LIVER W cents
sS-soid by ali Druggists ,~da q,
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Farmers and Others

eeesrng genteel, lucrative agency business,
(which S5 to $50 day can be earned send
a saress at once, on postal, to H. @. Wilkin-
Sn y Co., 1856 and 1917 Fulton street New
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
Dolls.

AN, M,,osby d Hill are showing large line OF
Ssis ~ ~ al remarkably low prices, No. 220 and
" Market street,
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22

Our clothing is made to fit
the average shaped man, but
many purchasers require change
such as lengthening or shorten
ing sleeves, shaping the back
or shoulder, etc., etc., which
to accommodate our customers
we are always ready and will
ing to make. We do this al
together at our expense and
for the work arnrslos, +ha most
experienced talent we can
secure.