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9iinfen fdnst nit llnpiiienfeit
an unb bort nit S9ma6 au." - fi e.
+ llz& + a u anbererieits fling nit porz
fi9tigen, gebulbigen, tpeiien gta9for=
f6ungen an unb en6et bamit, baB es
niebergebro6ene gonititutionen tpieoer
bertellt, uno ben Weniden Geiuno=
belt unb 3ufriebenbeit uieber aiebt.
vSb, tpie mein &iiden mir tpebe tbut"
ruff mebr als eitt sei6dftiger Wtann ober
bart arbeitenbe Trau aus; tpibt Sbr,
tparum er 19mer3t? 9fur barum, neil
bic glieren gu iebr anseftrengt fnb unb
wie6er bcrseiteat merben miillen, unb
neil @uer gan5es S6rperlpltem gerel=
nigt tperoeniOllte. Sbr iolltet gf ie re II
Graut einnebmen.
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sesen bielen gann, oer iie 10 bedn9itieenb
nmltridt belt. Sie muBte ibn 5erreiBsn,
foife es, mas es pplle, unb raid entidloiz
fen sriff fe mad ber eriten Waffe, bic thr
3u @ebots fano, sriff iie gum herbiten
Spctt.
sd muste nidt, bab sic Didter iint,
Mlr. Sernpm!"
Der grofeIor sudte Suianlnen, als hae
be elm idneipenoer WsiBton tbu bera9lrtt,
ber Sdimmer in ieinem Intlie erlcih
iein Nuse ianf gu 8oben. =.
Gin Didter! SA?" Iaste er lelle init
balberf ftidter Sttmnte.
vNun, mas sic eben Ipraaen, Hang
bad nidt ,pie Yrpia.
Sermon otbmete tisf auf unb fuhr iid
nit ber Sanb uber bic Sttrn.
(Eprtlebuns fcIat.)
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9llpaecas aller Sarber, Glanell, Wa=
terprppf @aiintir, Scans, @bebiots nno
acknowledgement in grObter @usz
ipabl. S6ube fir 9amen, 6erren,
Rnaben uno &iroer tperben billiger
berfauft als irgeno tpo anbers in oer
9tabt. Gans beionoers made i'd alf
tneine Musmabl BON Sbamls, Slanfets,
6emoer, Gorietts unb Samenz unb
&inberitriimpien aufmerffam.
Mein Gprratb an 9errenz unb Snaz
benansiigen, lle6err6delt 9iiten, lln=
terfleioerr, geitridten Saden, S6uben
unb Stiefeln miro 81 Stem Yorfer So t.
preilen berfauft, ba i6 bieie Mrtifel itt
Submit ni6t mebr fiibren merbe. Man
fomme balb nnb iiber5euge 1i9.
G.. B. Frank,
9(lan1D.
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fi&r &ablf6pfige.

prof. g. StDbr, go. 3O7 iiibli6
4. StraBe, st. Souis, 9to. iit es gelunz
gen, langid9rige &ablfOpfigfeit GIT fltriz
rem. grof. St0brs Metbooe 1T lebr ein=
fad. Sie faDlen Stelen tper6en tdglicb
orein,al gebabet fir brei N1inuten nit
Dem Saarerseuger unb innerbalb
4 @o6en 5eigt ii6 Ser neue Saarnud)s
auf ben fablen Stelen. 9amen uno
Serreu, tuel6e an &ablf0pfigfeit Dber
9lusfa0en bes Saares leioen, ipllten
ni6t beridumen, iidb f6riftli6 an prof.
St0br su pen6en. preis $5 bic TloI6e,
pel9e 4 @o6en ausrei6t.
24,7,S2,tuw1
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: 8eitraa sur @efhidte Ser neuer'

- 8eitrag CUR @ef6i9te Ser neueren
geterindrenzNtebi5in. = @ines meiner
p1erbe bate cine offene S9ulter unb
einen boien Sals. Mein &ne6t fagte
mir, er tperbe bas pferbe ni6t arbeiten,
tpenn er au6 81 per Sag befommen
mirbe, benn er edle ii6 an bem 9lns=
feben bes Sbieres. Sd faufte eine
Gla16e ct. Safobs Del, ma9te stpei=
mal 9(ufi9ldge bamit un6 Die Glaf6e
nod nidt gang aufseb ra6t, 6a NOR bic
S6ulter unb Der 6als bes pferbes
i60n gebeilt. = 2oren5 8lande, SAT
Gitn, eSppG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02

= Nabrungslnittel fiir Sduglinge
uno fleine &inber. s. S. Barter,
Gbenlifer int 2abaratoriunt Der Cooper
Union, Cooper Snititut, 9letp Oorf,
idreibt: Sd babe bas prdparat gez
nannt gt eu # ebter's rOeutf 6 8
&inberm ne + I" (pd6otropbine) iorge
fdltig unteriutbt uno finbe basielbe D0l=
Zig frei BON irgeno tpel6en f6doli6eit
@igeni6aften oeer 8eitanbtbeilen. Gs
1T porsiigli6 geiegnet fiir Die @rndbrung
BON &inoern uno &ranfen, ba es nabr=
baft, lei9t peroauli6 unb f6madbaft
1T. uOeut19es &inbermeb II
1T in alien renommirten 9lpotbefen su
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02
Sair stnt Sefter Scr betttIdz
estaliId,eta GGtuie.

9ie obige Seifli6feit iuirb am Mitt:
mod ben II. Oftober beginner.
9amen foipobl mie Serren, Die ct:
mas bet5uiteuern beabii6tigen, ner6er
bierour6 b6fli6it eriu6t, ibre @aber
bonn 1. Sftober an mad ber Mpbnung
6er Srau &egina Sedmann, Galino.
StraBe, 5lt ienben.
25, LIN 9as GDmite
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02
(Detrott Iree WreB pom I8. San.)

OttrDtt gree Vreb pom IL. San.
Gedteimer Bros. babsn ioeben elm Gar.
foao bon Neebs Silt @oss Sonic erbalten.
Dieter Nrtttel pertauil 1h febr RAID unb
70 mub es aud letn, eenn es 1T ptne 3wet'
fel Der Bette Nrtitel ieiner Nrt, Der te Elm.
sefabrt purbe, unb bat ntht fetnes @let.
den. Sur bas bette Material wtrb 3u
&sebs Silt gDse Sonic psrmaubt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02

Serner babe i'd nod 200 Stlid anor-
tirfer tpollener &leiberitoffe porrdtbig,
bic id5 gu folsenbenpreiien ausperfaufe:
80 6tiid Brocabeb in alien Sarbett, II
Darbs fir 81. tpertb Is Gs p yaro,
IS 5tiid englii6e Merino, IL eents ap
Darb, tpertb 20 Gents.
so 5tiid Wfoifee, neuefe Jarben, 10
Gents % Yarb, tpertb % Sents.
As @tiid aiiortirtes Nfomie Selbenbatlo
5u 10 ge1ts &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02

- Denn ber @eiunebeits3ufaab S.
rer Srau idledt 1T, wenn Sbre Stnoer
trdntlid finb, menn Sie redt ab9emattet
finb, sebrauden sic Brpw's @ii ens
s. ttter8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02
HRUCHUPATRA

Saneue, sriinolide Sur fiir ale
fdmeraliten Meren=, 8laienz unb urin=
Srsanz zSrantbeiten. 81. Bei Npctbp=
fern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02
% te fann m a n bt @efunbb E
Id ern.
9,t14nt

So If isltiam, bab Semanb NIT Qeiben
bebaftet III, bic bur6 unreines Blut ent'
fsttn, tpenn 81 . fabaIts bic @elunb>
beit i'm pbYf1&en Srsanismus tpieber ber.
felIt. Nolabalts TT Elm BARTENDER SYrup,
anssnebm gu nsbmen, unb Der bette Bic jest
entbedte Blutretntser. So betlt
@eropbeln, fypbtlttifae 3sioen, glieren.
f&waae, grsapelas, malari1ae 2siben,
NtpSatat, SAwade, @allenletben unb
arantbeiten bss Blutes, ber 2sber, Der
glteren, bss RaSens, Der 5aut ,c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02
Scr Wimter ttabt.

Sic erbriidenoe- WGrme bes Somz
mers bat elmer angenebmen Senlparaz
tur BIab gena6t, tpdbrenb bic Nd9te
16on fiibl au rennen 5inb. Man tpirb
baran erirlnert, baB Elm Me6lel Der
&feibung nDtbmenoig unb baB Der GAM
ae Npparatus Ser Musifattung bes 9auz
fes gedn6ert tperben muB. 8Dr alle1t
Singen fDmmen Die Seppibe tpieber gu
ibrem &e9t; man berlangt nod polle=
men 9eden unb na6 f6mererer &lel=
bung. 8eim Mnbru6 elmer neueu Sat
fon iinb Die Musgaben, namentlib flir
6amilien, 1tidt gering unb es frdgt lt6
nun, tp man faufen fol, llm gut llno
billig bebient slt iperben. SaB elm
Saus ar6Bere Gortbeile bieten fann als
elm anoeres lit Naen ldngit befannt.
Mber ale 8ortbeile, bic bein @infauf
su eraielen finb, unb ale GOrtbeile, bic
beim Mieberperfauf ben &unben su ga=
te fommen f6nnen, ftstben ii9 nirgen6z
mo 10 nereinigt, mie BEL
8. @plf 1Dn,
benz G1nittwaaren &6nig BON 6an
Mntpnio unb Dem gansen @eiten. Man
made nur Die probe unb perglei9e fei=
ne @aaren unb Yreile nit benen anbez
rer 6duler unb es tpirb fib ergeben,
ba6 man fiir baflelbe @elo bel 9errn
Molf1on mebr faufen fann als irsenb
NOD anbers. l1nb baau fomlnt, baB
feine 6irma bic Musmabl Der @aarem
bietet, tpie Wolfion. 9as 2ager in
Seppi9en, tnDllenen Seden, @batpls,
Saden, nmi6lagtii6ern, Glaneuzl1nter-
aeug, 6errenz unb &nabenan5iigen,.
&leiberitoHen u. +. 10. 1T 10 groBartig,
tpie ME 5ubor, unb nur bas Neueite,
un6 8eife 1T gu baben. 9err
.olflon bat iein perional bermebrt,
10 baB troB bes mafenbaften, iib tdgz
li1 fteigernben Mnbranges Se6er f6nea
unb prompt bebient tperben fann. 9as
glei9t einem fleinen
Sabrmarft, 10 lebenbig, 10 geordngt
bon ift es fortmdbrenb, unb tpenn bes
8olfes Stimme bic Wabrbeit ipri6t,
10 bat ii9 bic gr0Bere Wtaioritdt Der
BON San Mntonio unb untz
gegen6 bafiir euti6ieben, lire ginfdufe
BEL 8. @olfion gu MAIDEN. 25,8t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02

Wells Health Renewer ffellt bic
9efunobeit mieber Der nab siebt Sraft,
turirt Masen1dmdde, nnfrudlbarteit unb
anbere @etdledtsfebler. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02
Meinem 8mnben

unb bem Bublifum iiberbaupt 5eige i'd
bierbur9 an, bab in meinem Store auf
Der Mlanto nod cine srobe Mustpabl
bon @aaren Su finben iit. Sarunter
Z DuBeno Mdntel, lleberr6de unb Doll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02

Or. &pees'S Worm 5Yrup
tSbtet bic @iirmer au8enblidlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02

1851 Utminns IN. 9s.rass spa s265, sos
~ Mnfraeen fur asenten, fpwi. Staten faI
Gluts f6nuen muir In ber Sfisee IL NeW> orleans
ees,adt perben.
as Ut. q. Dlupbin,
New SrIeanS e.
Gbwerb mopre, @sent, gde 5sufcn. II. geeqxia
StraBe. San Mntpniu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-02

Dafer's Yain Yanacea betlt
S4mera,n tei Wfenlden unb Ibiersn.
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MSin Smmge BON 12 Bic 16 Susrem
W fann Belddftieuns finben in Der
Npctbets BON S. Salteper & Scbn.
9,tl4m
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gnatptome eiaer erfruaftea sebsr.

rebler Mtbem Schmer3 in ber Seite, auipeilen
unter fem SGulerblatte nnD rtrp oann nit Sfbeumaz
p6bnliG Geritppibeit, Suipeilen abtredielnb NIT
SHenleibisteit; Der aopf ron e9mersen bslaftist,
prbet betrabtiiGer 0erluft be8 GrinnerunsspermDs
gems; 5upelen elm i6va4er, trpdener puifen una
G6minbiud,t sebalten wirb Der @atient Hast aber
Mabgteit rnb Sdmdhe; 1T nerp0S; aalte pber brenz
nenbe5 Gefnbl In ben 5lben, 3npelen eine itefenoc
Gnlpfnbuns; tie 9ebenssei:er nteeerseialasen, unb
ipennSleid man ilter3eust 1T, bab asibesberesnns
ia, man ibtraut iebem beilnlitel. geri6iebene ber
pbisen Spriptome besleten bic arantbett; aber eS
fn6 Safe pprscfpmmeil, in benen nur wentse baron
rcrbauben maren; bod bat nte 1nterluhun3 nacp
tem 1pbe eine betradtfihe Stbruns her 2eber nab=
sepieien.
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Das tpabre @.ssnsft fir Dirtunsen BON 9li>
asma 1T Gpffetter8 Ma9enbttter8.
Disfe Mebiain III in bielem Ssitalter srfolsrei>
DIR palentirter SpeeiHea ens ber befiebteffen
Seilmitttl unb itSeraa. no S9ihelfeber auf
biefem Continent beiisbt, in sroBsr gfadfrase.
Dtimal tdsIi1 Elm gBeinslas sul 1T Bit bslt>
mDsli1e Burbereituns, ltm elmer malarifden ut.
mospeare gu bseesnen. bic eebsr au rssaliren unb
ben Rasen gu frdftieea.
Gum gerfauf bei alien apothetern unb
Sdnblern.
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Sas Gsittef ioAte San auem aserionem, Sung
rtto s!tt, gebremdbt tperoer, fobalS I'D
cines Oct pbiaeu Snmptotite set9t.

tttto 9.it, gebrcud)t tperoen, tobdto td)
clues oer obiscn spmptotte setst.
gSer auf gsciien lit ooer in nnseinmoer
8egeno tucbnt, pirb burf geleSentltd9eS Gtnnebs
men elmer OcliS UNI bic Geber in 9elunber Tbattsz
feit ju balten, ale NaIarte, gaatge 9tnfaue,
gBirre, nebelfeit, HteberSe6lagenbeit II. T. No.. ab=
penben OaS Wtittei ipirO ipie elm Gla5 gBetn trai=
tisen, lit abcr tein beranfdben0eS 8etrdmf.
gSemn man ettpas id)tuer WeroanItdjes ges
gei1eu bat, pber HaeatS niebt i1lafen tann, nebme
man eine Opi5 unb bic Grleidteruns wirD enreten.
eowoBt 3eit tpie 9oftorred1nmnsem tperoen
crfpart, ipen,t tsen Sem gtegmIator ftcts .
porratbig int Ssamie bait!
Denn sleidpiel peldsS eeiten f4 einitellt, elm
burdauS iidpere5, abiiibremoes, Gdite Derbejs
icrnoeS unb itarfenoes Wtttel piro nte nnreht
ansebradt lein. OaS Oiittel lit uigefdbrlid) uno
beetmtrddlttgt tpeoer Die 8eidaftstbatt8fett
nod) oas Ner8nitgen.
GS TIT rein peeetabiIiitb
unb bat hie game Strait nnb Wirfanltet pon GaDind
Dner 6hintn rbne trJemb cine ber iAaplt6en Rad>
wtrtunsen berel5en.
3easnib BON einem @onpernemr.
yStmnonS strer 8esuatpr" 1T felt ldn9erer 3eit
Bet meiner Samilie in 0ebraud, uno idb Bin n6erz
5eu8t, hap er ene 9ere4eruns ber Nr;nemiiieni6aIt
btloet @tll SbDrter @puperneur rpn Iln.
seon. Wseranoer .. Stepbens ppn @errgta
la9t: Ser 0ebrand BON rStmmcn8 2irer Nesulaz
tor" lit mir pDbl betpmmen unD i'd, iptinid,e ibn
meter Su priien.
r9GS Gtnsise oas ttiemel9 2inocrung
betiagt. SD BABE piele Wiittet seSsn Opspepa,
seberletoen unp S9pade sebraudt, aber ME zines
ssfunhen ras mr 70 ippbl betpmnlen lit ipie ySimz
mons eiper &esulatpr." Sd babe rpn Minueipta
Bis 0eprga hanab seidtdt un6 mb6te einer Iolhen
meet;in wegcn nod weter idtden aud m6dte Id,
alien abnli9. eetpenhen anratten e5 nit bisem
Mliel Su periuaen ba es baS einStss ;u ien ieint,
ba5 nienlal5 0tnperung nerIagt
g. 30. Sannep, MinncappliS Minn.
Sr. Z. gS. Naion lagt Ourd tbatiid1lidbe
Grfabruns I'm @ebrau8e Som reiumrn8 3iper
9lesulatpr" In mener Iragis bin Id, ppn Seiner qns
psnpuns befriepigt unb Id rerrrrne ibn ais cine
gbflbrunJ8 zarjnet.
BSS- Wian nebme nur ben ed,ten, ber itetS bic
rotbe Ssanoelsmarfe unb hie Hamen5unterz
Sdrift 8. d. 3eilim & So. auf benz llmidbIase
traat, BET a1en Gpptbetern bafeR. !,
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la. 8. T..

Die 2uui1ena StaatsIottsrie TT bic stg3tse, BIZ
s9a BEN 9p!ie eabpftrt tpurbs
SoutStona State 2ptterp Sc.
Disfss Sasitai purbs Sabre 1858 fdr G,>
@:aa.eIeeislatrr fir ben 9eitraum BON fGnfunb.
t:panis Sebrsn eefsblt5 ineorp1rrt NIT einsp
Gapital sea sl,o0O.e0o, gu psl9eu, Ee feitbs,
eigsn Refsssefonb BON 3550 .Ooe bia8usefist bal
0grd Elm lberfawensIides 8otun, wurbsn ibrt
&e1te ein S6eil Der gesenparttgen Staatsepn>
isitatiun, ansetommeH an 2: December 1879
Glue CUTE @efegeaGeit (eim @faG
5tt ,taGem.
ibre srpeen 3iebunsem spm eimseIntp
" UNI mer n fnben mpnatlid itatt. glieme!S tstsi
tine 3iebun8 Serfdpbsa. Sian Isie na@fpls.nfe
vreicserttelaaa.
@rebe ntpnatli@e 3tebuns ber
Classe X
Il Stem OrIsans DisaFes ben 10. Setp6er 1881.
Mle uafere flnfiigen 8ietnngsu fnbsuitatt inter
Aafit9t unb 2etiuaB ber @tnerdle
@. q. 8sanregasa ror. gnaisiaaa .,uA
SGhA1 q. 8arty tat a)irginism.
Samptpreis $4,000.
100, 900 Etdets 3n S. itbes. gruAtbei!e
III Giinftel int gerbdltnlb.
berDretfe.
5aapieesyinn spa $4,000
bo. 25,00e |
bp. 10,Geo |
2 Oeminne spa 5000 1900 |
b.. 2003 10000 |
10 b.. 1000 10000 |
20 bp. 500 10000 |
100 b.. 200 10000 |
800 Do. 100 10000 |
500 bp. SO 25,e0e |
1909 ho. rs $4,000
apprerir attpn8 Gewtaae.
WrproSima!8ons>g >gtwtnne III $3.50 $3.50
DO. 500 1850 |
Co. $50 1850
, 1882-05-24
TRANSLATION


gPT is hereby made known that
~ constituted Royal Bookkeeper
O. KRAUsE has retired from the
Office Of Bookkceper at the end of
last month and that the Government
of the Danish West India Islands
has under date of the sth inst. con
stituted Mr.. 7, NJ. LEsCHLY to act
from the LIST inst. and until further
as Royal Bookkeeper at St. Croix.
PresIdency's Secretary's Office, st.
Croix the 18th May 1882.
H. HANSCHELL,
, 1882-05-24

West India Islands. has under
date of the 9th inst. constituted
First Lieutenant @. W. MEYER to
be Inspector of Buildings in st.
Croix from the LIST inst.
P~residency's secretary's Office, st. Croix
the 18th May 1882.
, 1882-05-24
WI m
(From the Spectator.

The remains Of Nj. Darwin were
inferred on Wednesday &c April in
Westminster Abbey, by the side of
those ofSir John Herschel, animmense
crowd of all kinds, from the members
of his own family to men Of eminence
of all sects and views, Ministers, chiefs
Of Opposition, statesmen, men of Ii
terature, art, science, and law, all
crowding to render to Mr.. Darwin's
great genius and noble character the
last tribute Of respect. The burial
in Westminster Abbey Of one who
has caused so great a change in Flu
ropean opinion in the direction OPP
posed to hal of orthodox Christian
theology, is an event which could
hardly have taken place ten years
ago, certainly not amid demonstra-
tons of such universal respect. Does
it mean that the general belief in
Christianity has greatly dwindled in
the last decade? We should say
not. Probably the number Of real
believers in Christ has increased,
rather than diminished in hal period.
But it does mean undoubtedly that
men are estimated infinitely more by
their characters and lives, and infinite
ly less bytheirmere religious opinions
than they were then.
, 1882-05-24
Bekiendtgiorelse e

SOFT bekjendtgj0res herved at
80 Gouvernementet for de dansk
vestindiske Der under Ode denncs
har constituent Premierlieutenant
G.. W. MEYER til fra den 1ste
dennes at regne at vare Bygnings-
Inspector paa st Croix.
PresidentskabS Secretariatet st. CrOix
den lite Mai 1882.
H. HANSCHELL,
est.
, 1882-05-24

The Standard publishes a rumour
which may prove Of great interest to
ar~chpologists. If we understand a
rather confused statement, informa-
ton has been received in Paris that
that M. Charnay, a French explorer,
has discovered IN the forests Of Qua
temala a city still occupied by the
Indians who built and carved the
giant structures now lying in ruins
over SO wide a space Of Central Anne
rica. The news seems too good to
be true, but the legend Of the exis-
tence Of such a city has been most
persistent Guatemala is much Of it
u~nexplored, and the Indians, if desi-
Gus of keeping such a secret, wonld
not hesitate to make of the murder
of any one who entered their terrific
ry a traditional custom. Only, as
the object is to keep their organise
ton alive until the Europeans de
part, how did they happen to spare
NJ. Charnay, and allow him to com
municate with the external world?
, 1882-05-24

is constantly embarrassed by the
necessity either Of turning out unwil-
ling Burghers, or of hiring white
Irrcgulars, at an expense the finances
can i'll support. There is no want
of material or Of willingness to fight,
but the organisation is as imperfect
as it was in the early days Of the
American Colonies, when men who
would turn out for a time and fight
braveIy enough would insist on going
home, with the enemy in front Of
them, because their "turn" Of service
had expired.
The prisoner Lamson, though twice
respited, was executed at nine a. n.
on Friday % April, the Homo Secre-
tary finding no a in the evidence
sent from America to justify interior
ence with the law. That evidence only
proved that the convict came of a
family in which dementia had been
frequent, that he took morphia, and
that lie had been suspected at differ
ent periods of his career OF being mad.
This is not enough to rebut the evil
dence adduced on the trial Of a cold
ly deliberate design to commit muir
der for money, carried out with great
audacity and skill. In a letter writ
ten the day before his death, Lamson
confessed his guilt, and attributed it
to his long-continued addictio to
morphia, which made a physical,
mental, and moral victim of me-" In
a subsequent letter, not published,
he made a fuller confession, acknow-
Lodging his intent to murder, as well
as tA fact Of killing, but emphatical-
Iy denied hat he had caused the
death Of Hubert John, his victims
brother, 1t is probable that, as the
motive of confession is almost always
a desire to make partial e~xpiation,
which would be destroyed by CON
cealment, this denial is true.
, 1882-05-24
TRANSLATION.


DT is hereby made known that
% the Government of the Danish
, 1882-05-24

IRON
BHTERS

will cure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
Ma. kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
, 1882-05-24

A very remarkable movement
against Germans in the Baltic pro-
vinces of Russia has at length at
tracted the attention of the Govern
ment, and is being sharply put down.
1t is really like the movement against
the sJews, communistic. The pea
santry, who are Slavs, dislike the
German landlords, and the towns
people are jealous OF the prosperous
German s~hopkeepers and profession
ais and OF late, both have been in
such danger from local 6meuteS, that
they have e~migrated in numbers.
The German Government, which
always watches these Baltic provin-
ces, has demonstrated, and the Off
Gals in Esthonia have been sharply
reprimanded. A popular almanac,
full of abuse Of Germans, has been
suppressed, and the censors have
been censured for allowing it's publ
cation. The Germans can take very
good care of themselves, but the in
cident reveals the great existing dan
ger of Russia, the spread of a bitter
feeling against the well-to-do, which
becomes active, if they are in any
way visibIy separated from the mass
es. The feeling has undoubtedly
been increased by the desire prevail
ing at head quarters to "Russlfy" Rus
STA, but there is no evidence that the
Court desires it to take the form
of violence. On the contrary, the
Court is alarmed, and the Emperor
has recently ordered that the trials Of
rioters against the Jews shall take
precedence of all others.
Colonel Gordon has resigned his
command in the Mauritius, and the
Ministry at the Cape have asked
him to take the position of their
chief military adviser. The Colonel
was going to Syria, but his friends
believe that he will at once accept
this offer. 1t is greatly to be hoped
he will. Colonel Gordon is thorough
w lust to dark men, and has, there
fore, a singular ascendancy over
them, while he is an organiser of the
first rank. Under his advice, the
colonists may be able to change their
very irregular Militia into a force like
the Canadian, and possibly to organ
;sa o. cheap and mobile body of
native cavalry, to act as police in all
, 1882-05-24
BROWNS
IRON
B/TTERS

en-ches the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
, 1882-05-24
BROWNS
IRON
B/T'7ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, ss
other Iron preparations will.
, 1882-05-24
BROWNS
IRON
R/77ERS

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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-05-11
Darwin's Philosophy.

Mr.. Darwin's great proposition-that
with which his name will ever be in
dissolubly connected-is that the pres
ent host of animal life began from a
few elemental forms, which developed,
and by natural selection propagated
certain types of animals, while others,
less suited to the battle of life, died out.
Thus, beginning with the Larvae of
aseidians Ia marine mollusk), he OBJ.
tanned by development fish, lSwly Or
ganized las thelancelet), thence ganoids
anG other fish, then smphiblans, birds
and reptiles, and. finally, mammals.
Among these comes, of course, the
monkey. and between the monkey and
man a "missing link"-an intermediate
creation by which the philosopher
sought with his last activity. This, in
brief, is the Darwinian philosophy. He
has published many books in support
Of his pet theory. which have been
sharply criticised,