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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
DEATH or DIR. j. z. p. WHITE.

John Phillips PaysOn White, NJ. d., died az
the Cumberland Apartment House at midnight on SAT-
uruay. For nearly twenty years he was prae-
Using physician OF this city. He WIS tho
son OF the Rev. Morris L. White.
Congregational clergyman at Southampton, aud SUD
sequenty at Northampton, Mass. DR.. White was oo'a
iu the former town, July 4. 1888 lie graduated az
Williams College wben twenty-four years OF age anu
later from the College OF Physicians and Surgeons IN
this city subsequently he continued his studies WIN
Dr. j. j. Crane and DIR. j. W. 3. Cooley, lie IVA, Wa
attending physician Mt Bellevue Hospital. nn WIZ
the Rebellion broke out he Left ais position to aeess
commission Assistant Surgeon OF the cru NeNlsos
VOluuteer Infantry, better known as the has Ia,
Zouayes. lie soon made surgeon ana III ns -,
ter par nry Of tho year tD was sppSm'eS Of 1s
Potomac lie accompanied General bua nyi
on his expedition the Cdronas. and on rs.uiuI a
entered the 10Th New-lOrk Volunteers ne was S a
pOrarily Medical Director OF divis'0n OF TUG Int
tho Potomac, and subsequently was ma ao S,nonrI
surgeon GeDera with the rank OF Lieutehans ensraL
lie was offered the position OF lur'eyo' oersonI
but declined. He was noted for MS pe ,s
bravery, aud ono occasion pleNent Ssws.
surprise on General Pheips's camp a. NewpOr' ,ty
Having volunteered WITH WEI f9be pariy
nrt "A bo il OF the enemy In the night led ny So' r
Charles Drew The reOe! when challenged gay yn are
rect cOunersign. Washington, ana sau, In Them
nnng GU your friends" but m nsiinel Drew.
Wnlto hlod and killed Coloboi sali,srs
Failing back 10 camp the 50. ore.
gave the and the surprise OF the eag asd Gam
din DR. Wnlto was also conspicuous p 10. Ell.
bravery Returning TO New-YOrk Ia lsq'' t lS nd
un.ercd under Colonel now n1S,rS SoneiI the riot.
After the war was closed Dr. Wnte became par' Is
of DR.. j. j. Crane. lie Was consulting pY state
Women's College ana ILemOer OF tle No" ~ WAS
,nrnoer of tne Unlyersity aud Union Cubs, anu w.
prominent Macon. lie Was n"'"ar'i'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04

Hebrew clohiug-deaer. In the Twefth frecnu,;; on
sixthst.. between ~ ,vos
aud Tbrd-ayes, where the must troupo VIZ
expected, there was not single arrest m 1aw
Tnerg Was not UGuor-store open in the precinct aa
nobody was able to purchase a cigar or candy; ID 'o
Twenty tlird Precinct, AZ EightY-eghtH-s'' ""U -
there wcTn 0l7o no arrests madc. .,o-o ,ros
I'm st Nicholas Seventhnnd Central-aycs'. lhoac va"
no driving whatever although the siesilnG W.
Superintendent Waihng went TO foice ii.Lnd ef
al A. NJ ana remained until ! p NJ. li1 1T CoI Ia
fines as If he would Ike devOur tue hoie c' 500
with some wrcughtirOu thrown H. lit, ond
nothing TO do except 20 discuss the suul..nnii tC
seeneb Of the opiulon that matters wOa!1 s,I'
thensclyeS into reasonable state after ,H LUZ
Eycrytring was quiet during the day afonnI no' a.
ouariers Yct there were WhIsperh '.uV
cer.an shOps not far away 1u,ll,Ts od 20
"yrry avclv" prominent police oncial eAp !, ,.o
opinion mai The Comm ssioners III saying Una III -
oion n was no. unlawful 10 run horse cas- sen -
pers cream etc had hoped 10 save themselves lIon
prosecution in not committing themselves toV to
A resident Of this city, bis way 10 biooAil ~ iv
church undertook 20 get his boots backcH 'lu Vry
sncoeeacd after two boys were arrested anu i@d
from tie job. A third one was found NhO' III " ''N
corner, put on the nlal polish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
ALOSS OFHILF 4 MILLION.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 3.-The international
Compress Houston caught fire today Ut IL O'Clock
About 5000 bales were In The press. At D. n the ro
was confined TO the cotton. The total loss VIII rcacn
half million dollars, including four residences valued
al $4,000 the compress building machinery and sheds
$4,000; cotton 100000. the compress and cotton
were fully Insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
IN AID or THE HOSPITAL FOR wo}fry.

A dramatic entertainment will be given ut
Clickellng Hall on December g. for the beueHf NJ Tia
EcwYork Medical College and the Hospital for Women
at No. 2l3 West FiIy fOdrIn-st 10 VIA be- conducted nv
amateurs alumni OF the College Among the c,,i,,e,
OF the CITY few appeal more directly " the uuu.,1c 80
Generous hospital in winch women ar,
% pay scians OF thcir eek The col.
lcc and hospital nave been established over tweniy-
tnree years. Tickets Tor th!s benefit may br tst,i
scluOers. % Union Square or al the hall on the even
ing OF the Cut ert anincnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
THE CATHEDRAL nAPORTED R0BBRn

There was a rumor last night that st. Pat
rcks Cathedral III Fithaye had been robiro hi, bnr-
glars and that the thieves had secured vauabes worth
$4,000. The story upon investigation by reporters Of
TIE TRIBUNE, proved to be without foundation Ia can
vera ~ Win TRIBUNE reporter al an cary hour ff.
morning one OF the priests OF st Peters C.urcb IN
Barclay said that he nad not heard the robbery
Hc added that there was safe IN the house OF tie
VicAr- General near tue Cathedral. ald naturally All fine
y.luaDlcs were It, The goloen cAaces even he sup
ID-ed krnL lle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04

were locked up in def1ul. OF the came III,
Among the prisoners discharged. oil OF whoh Viii
cautioned that 10 they reprarcd the offence tuei
be held for trial were n number % Hebrew 81 & "a,
They al claimed that they Observed t lc ,,o an
bath on Saturday they thought that the "" VIZ, tv
plirshl, to tncm Tie justice informed tN'' 'N'' ''
were mistaken. - .r-oi..,od in
me Grst among twcuty-nve prisoners arrai-nrt !"
the Nol kyllo Fol &c Court ycsi Iuf fi.' I'm
Penal Code was Thomas Moran, who was mad
exercising horses He discharged on ~ - 49,
tnat u Vas necessary 10 CNtfcl't no "Hi!'' ,ud
we're ,lck. John li.L-immOn,, hldah '3'u'', 80
Jacob Nuech, bakers woo - TO d'l.cIl B, ~ - ,,1
els, discharged. Jrst.cs Power rcht drclu in-' ~ &
necessary tnat the puhir should DE ~. va '
ana on thcse grounds do .hurrcd Joan ,ul1 .l
and Albert Kicker, WhO haI so!i COM dI'...i
Mooney AID james iLtpdtiioS 6lul ne" 'lii,..' i
were discharged, were "a. Mo Irl Marc @
Puccilreu, AutouiO Pu.rIcA!. Abraham -iaIAb "li
Henry Lew, boot bIch- Inc ltaiial5 Wrf" -tH'
because hey attended Only o. the WrEta 81 ii IT, ~ -
customers the Ia Ter on account 81 hciF TStl'.
Win Nuug, o laundry man; Rob n M"rpLl, rI.'' "a
joan Casey. hack dI1ycf, Uad Ncuac 'oiluioh,, ~
Vincent Giovanni and Gct3n0 tuca''H, -
bcrs, were also discharged. FtUcH Naht-...'i
was Gncd u Tor pOEng bills ana A.cl-ei 49, 49, -
Charles ROih and Joseph Lucy were hhtu w -,
amount for picking raa-. Gcbfr L0"'ry 1-iu ~,
Corce, volato7 ~ The Excac l1", were heIl 4 INV
bail each trail ,, ,.-,
William Alc It, p diver OF orc Of Dolfs EsHrH7s
WAGONS, was arrested while Uu EiS way 10 uth't d"
eealsiin cloak the wagon r.s cio i 20 stable 40 '-o
duNes taAru before Jaaicc O-Crpour-, ia lhe l'
Police Court wcic no pacOl, TO appear to-'J -
answer Tor yiOi sting t.c Teul CODE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-11-01

Termer babe ib nod 200 6tiid aKor.
tirter uollener 0leiberRofe norrdtbis.
bic i9 su folgenbenp preiien ausberfaufe:
80 6ttd Broeaoeb in alen Garben, IL
Daros far 81. ,pertb Is gs y Darb.
IS Stud en9lifde Merino, II gepts y
Oarb, ,pertb 20 @ents. &
so 6tiid Mfoiree, ,teuefie Garben, Is
Gents p Daro, tpertb 25 Gents.
As @tild af5ortirtes Mouie @eibenbanb
au 10 gents &C.
Mlpaecas aaer Garben. 5laneQ, Maz
terproof, @aimir, Scans, gbebiots unb
Baumtpollen=Glaneu in 9r6Bter Musz
tpabl. S9ube fir 9amen, 9erren,
Qnaben unb Rinoer tperben bil!iger
berfauft als irgeno no anoers in Der
Stabt. @an3 beIonoers ma6s i9 auf
meine Nusipabl BON Sbamls, Blanfets,
Demoen. gorietts unb 9amens unb
2inberariimpfea aufmerfiam.
Mein 8orratb an 0errenz unb 2naz
benanaigen, ueberr6fen. Often, I'm
terfleibern, geftridten Saden. S6uben
unb Stiefeln ,pirb gu Nem Oorter Soft
preiien bertauft, ba i9 bieie Mrtifel in
3utunft ni9t nebr fiibren tperbe. @an
fomme bal0 unb iiberaeuge fi9.
q. B. Frank,
NlauiD.
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~ SHagna2zAA
Etne betiibmte Jrau pbne 9iteI!
(9lus bent ngoiton globe.@
6erren ReSa,tenre!

6errsn ReSattenre!
Das Obige 1T ein a,ltes Bib BON Trou anSia g..
pinfbam aus apnn, lRaif., bic mebr als iraenb ene
anbere 5ran in Dabrbeit ben gaamen ber uNrauenz
frennbin" ben uieIe ibrer Gorre{ppnbentinneu ibr
10 8erne beilesen, perbient. Sic ipibmet fib init
bent sr6btcn Gfer ibrer Mrbeit tpeI@e Iettere bos
Meiultat eines lebensIdn8Iiten Stubiums ift, unS
1T seswnnsen feds Miffentinnen fid5 ,u baIten
bic ibr betfem bic aussebreitete Correspondents,
ipelfe pom allen Seiten ibr suHiebt un5 pon benen
eine iegIide ibre fpesieGe 2eibensIaft pber ibre
SreuSe bapon befreit su iein, tunbsiebt gu beant.
wostem. Sbre qFan3en graparation it elm Sell
nitteI fit quite Mnb niGt fit b5fe 2rpede. S6 babe
perfSn!i4 bies ans9efMnben unb Bin pon Ser @abr=
beIt oefien mas t9 jage, iberseugt.
>. Wegen btejermobl lberpiefenen Gigenf6aften fpfrb
InS perf5rieben. u Giner pom bieien faat: nSie
@irfnng LIT tuunberbar unb erfpart pieIes aeiben,
Sie tMrirt poltdnbis bic f9 In,mfe Mrt wntterIeb=
s monatIi9e siaisans ieSe BIT eamsni ismaa
astt. entainSumg nmb Sef6wire, nnnatarIt9sn
g!ssssSaR isSs ast unS Se baran
afnenbbar sur 3eit be 2ebenstue6feIs."
ssSrgsrtgitegs nss fsbt neaes. seben ans nsas
,ial.i,, miat EN-; ,', SS~as Sabfa9t 9rens na mei
absebolfen.. Sic Reitt tauf tdweuaneen, aopff6mers
ssa, t,nr nnsrrnole M Ssiesn, aasemeine a6rperf9wa&e
sS9lafotsstlssiat slsa Abmattnng Mnb 1fnperbautidteit
sdmersen anS MiaenIsiSe., aas Sptae Sat 1T ftsts
poqftdnbtg poriber mad @ebrau5 Sieies SeiIn.its
asis; SsSsrsest nnb nntsr ausn iimanben 1T bic
fem wstblid5en aSrpertgftsn anterliesenben geiet.
nnb ,utrS . pom auen Mpotketsrn pertauft. Sreenb
gieien bic bnr4 Mntpenbuns ber pFanaen Wifduna
prs. ssan. a at, aa er5%l' pSa
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30 N Epbserrettet.

Di1iam s. Gousbltn RON Somerpille.
RaR. fast /; Sm 6erbf 1875 bstam
iA ennsenblutea, sefolst BON einem BETTE
cen 9uiten. Sd ssrlor zen appsiit une
msin 6leif& unb wurbe bsttlaseriS. Sn
1877 bra&te mon mid ins 1ospitai. Tie
ass3te eriidtten. Id bdtte elm 2s& in mei.
ner eanse bon Der @rS6e eines talbea
Dcuarftads. Sosar be Na@ri&t bon
metnsm Eobe serbreitete R&. Sd CAB
olle 6ottnuus 0uf; ba emptabl mir elm
2rsne Or. William 6atls BAL.
~ Ut bic ennee. Sd 8ebrauats
eine 6taite unb ju meinsm GfNaunen
mnros ID teier. aap bin texte aeianber.
als lett brei aabrsn.
80 t&reite bies tn bsr 1pffnuno, ta6
1eber nit iIonier 4unae Betafteie Or.
" illiam HatIs 4alfa IN &C.
braa&t anb Id bin atsrseust, baB bas.
fslte bie Aus,ebruns beilt. SD tanu
peRtie be4auptea. ba6 mir Der Baliau1
meer @ates erwieIen bat, ale aue iibri.
oes Nr3sasien ,uiamnaen, bic i& nabm.
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unb ieinen geruf, UNI ii& ein5is Der Biie
ienidaft binjuseben.
Sane pre6te fraupfhaft bic ltnte 9unb
aesen bic 8ruf. l1no-iein Name?
Bfarrer 9artwis!
Cine 54mere, tiefe Yauie. Die Slam.
men ipraAten unb fniiterten, ite warfen
ibr 3udenbes 2idt auf Elm tobtenblei&es
Nntlie, tein 9aut fam BON ibreu 0ippen,
iie perbarrte reSunslos in ihrer Stelluns.
WiB Screif, mas beibt bies GQes?
Multers stimme Hang unrubiS uuo Sc
preBt. @cju bieie ieltiamen Srasen?
aannten sic neit1en Yfeseuater, ifanoen
Sie in irsenb elmer BeaiehunS 3u ih,n?
@r par ibr ndber setreten bei ben Iee=
ten @Crten, unb itanb iest bidt neben
ihr; Sane idien bic Trd9e nidt sehSrt 3u
baben, iie CAB teine Nntrcrt barauf.
Sobunna!
fHn,tfphuna ge,ct
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= llnteriu@e genou unb mdble bas
Bette. Neuftdbter's .Oeutf9es
QinbermebI" Paedotrophine)
ipurbe bis iebt BON feinenl Qinoernab=
rungsmittel iibertroHen. Ser grtolg
III tpunberbar. Miitter, bic Sbr gu9
Der geiunbbeit uno bes geoeibens Gus
Cures 2ieblinss erfreuen ipollet, rna@t
ben 8erju9 unb Sbr uer6et es ME be-
reuen. Or. @. $. Meper bon Rem
0ort t@reibt: Sd babe .Deutf@es
8inbermebF r bdufs anseuanbt un0
3iebe e allen Qiebiei9en prdparaten
Dor. Jn allen renpnmirten ApDtbeiea
Al hateu. tf sSt
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~gs giebt atpei Seiten au ieoem
Iil6e; mon ioute fi@ beioe anieben,
ebe mon cine mdbIt." Nber Nieren-
Qrout bat nur cine Gtite, unb bic it
gut, oenn peocr nit 8f5ug auf bic re
fultate, bic eraielt iueroen, bot g bon
ber Wabrbeit nidts ju fiir@ten. Aerate
m6gen iiiGt alIe einig bariiber fein, tuas
bic befen 6eilmittel un6 6eilmetbooen
anbetrifft in Nieren., Qeberz un6 Mas
gens0 s0romfbeiten. Nber AQe, bic Hies
rensRraut benutt. itimmen barin iiber=
elm, bo6 Is Sci @eitem bic bette Meoi'
gin IL. Die Dirtuns iit i@hel, sriinb'
li9 umb baRerbaft.
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@tiIIe Rr6nuna.

~,.n. o..rM 49,,
.SI!ae 9lSnuag! So oo'' "os"
% SGu1et PIC ealele Iest
ggns :. .rgeno % Iep..g .s.i.C. Soee"
E Te!H ..s: aeoeum! Ie!ne s9I. y!eusms ...s .x,,4
~ WaB M!I "a "!g!s n. iaulw: .,s Msxsn, e.o tv'.'
:a gacSloW!!sM' n!M lg'e!g' . Jul S1usm. = sus..4,
S''u' . H'u' pH pR:-"'u'' ''o"''
eu e.ux .r... ..e...s.a
SH S!!e!s! S!1Dg .a ~ 9asM Ns SsIuBe"' mt
gaB / leo!pe0eI S!s aI'!. s usIyau.i .s..,
N rvse! :: oIaaI aug g. s!n au gsta.uSs"' =. ~.
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Mus}prii9e zines g 6ornz
iteinfegers.


Rouge ct noir!" iaste ber @6orn=
Heinfeaergefelle Ottotar Miiler gum ers
item NSale. Oa briifte er feline ruBigen
2ippen auf oas rei3enoe purpurmdulz
den eines uebrloien 2anbmdb9ens.
| rSn gilen bin itb gu 9auie, uno
bod fein @9tpabe" ipra6 ct elm 3tpei.
tes Mal. Oa bate i'm Semanb na9
ieiner 9eimatb gefragt.
Dgo9 einmal febr' i'd, bann
aber i1i6t mebr = fit Ottofar giebt's
feline Wie6erfebr" fpra6 er ein 6rittes
Mal. 9a bate ibm ber 9ausbeiiber
@6ulae bas iiblid)e Srinfgelo berz
tpeigert.
vWir baben beibe elm ungetpaI6enes
Maul!" }prad er Elm biertes Mal. 0a
| iab er unten auf bem Marftplab einen
bielgefeierten @oltsre6ner boriiber=
geben.
rWarte, Rerl! Dir nil i9 auf's
Dad fteigen!" fprad er elm fanftes
Mal. Da bate er bel Or. 3titf9fe gu
fesen.
vDas 1T gan3 mein Sal" ipra9 er
Elm ie9fes Mal. Da mar ct bon,
SGornfein berunter in Ben @@weine=
ftaa geftiirat.
rDa ma1t ii9 ber &uB iiber bic ge=
fieberte Welt ber!" fpra9 er Elm feben=
tes MaI. Da meinte er ni9t ben be-
fannten Nogelidriftfte1er unb 6eien
3eiti9rift, fonbern bic aufgetpirbelten
8erbrennungsprobufte, bic fib ber |
9aubeni9aar am 3an6e Der Da1=
traufe f@wdrsli@ iiber bas belle @ee
fieber breiteten.
,Weine Better 1T ni9t 10 lang, als
Die bes biblii9en Safob", fprab er elm
adtes Mal, uaber fie fiibrt bod in ben |
1immel." 90 mar ct Bel berr liebli=
den @tubenmdb@en bes 9errn @om=
nersienratbs Wolbuber eingefiegeu.
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8 m ensFen Gamilienfreife.

SIN enefen Gamilienfreife.
etnbioius (su ieinem Mi@fer):
Na e&nl3e, wie sebt e. ben Sbren
@6hnen9
@i@fier G@ul1e: Danfe, gut. Der
Cine bai in Amerifa cine rei1e Gran
ae6eirotbet mnh t1ein anoerer 0err
6obn, 6er Gerr Amtsri@ter. bot nd@fe
@o9e 6s&aeit.
6u6ioius: Nun, bos III cine re9te
ireube fiir Sic. ba iperben Sic wobl
aud aur 6o9aeit binfabren2
Wi9fer 9@ulae (betrabt): Neta.
mein 6err @pbn bat mir aei6rieben.
idb iole ni@t tommen, bab Is nur cine
Go9aeit i'm enshen Jamitientreife lei.
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(Dstron FIT. 1r,s pom ls. ,o..

Dsn0" Usss 1sep pem ~. JaH.l
ts&tstmsr Rrse. tatea issteR sta Gar.
lsab sqn Mstta out &ess 9opis ertalten.
Dieter &ritkl psrlaan a@ istr raid unp
n maf q as6 iein. ssaa - n otne 9wet.
fsl bs beae arttlsl ,etass &rt, bsr ie eia.
9efatvt wuree, unh bat uidbt (siasS Wlei.
den. Nur sas bette @atevtal wtrb Az
RssbS Gilt Gb0e 4onit ssrwaubt
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= 2ebrer: n9u Srib, tpenn i'd
iage: Ser Batter iegnete feline 6 3lnoer,
it bas Die tbdtige ooer bic leioenoe
GormN Trib: rDas 1T bic tbdtlge
Torm." 2ebrer: r@i6tig. nnb tple
beiBt Die Ieioenbe Gorm2" Grlb: Der
Nater tpurbe nit 6 &inoern geiegnet."
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6 &ueII fertig.

Depi: SHUTTER, Der 4err 9ebrer bat
mid i 6ous e'i9idt. Sd lou behere
Richer anaie9en. bat Ct s'fast, ipeil Der
0err G9ulin{peftor fommt.
SHUTTER: Sol DO isb' bait Deine
ueue Nttise auf
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2iebessra m.

! Du. 0annel! Was9-geb' iei mir
iuieoer et!-S' mag nita!-Warum
benn nito2-Weil i nita m0gc tbua2
-Marum t1asa 6enn nita m6ga tbua2
-Woil i 81 nimmer leibe' fann!-
Na' if@t's au' re9t!
2.
0u, 6aniele! Mos9-S f6nnt'
Dir bo' iuieber 9uet iein! !-S' mag
mita /! - Marum benn nita2 - Woil /
nita NIGGA buol-Marunt iiia9ft benn
nita NIGGA tbua2- Moil i 81 Mimmer
leibe' fann!-Na ii&t's au' re9t!
Ou, 1amfele! -Nas2 Mann q
mir bo' pieber s'rab a. bifiele guet
tpdrft!-S' mag nital Mornm benn
nitaY-@oil l.. nit biKele nit a'frieoe
iein NIGGA tbua! = @orum masR oemn
nit an biNele nit a'friebe mtga fein
tbua9 - @oil i 81 bot lauter 2iab
freRe' funnt' - -Ra' ii9t's au' re@t!
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NieIperfpre6enb 5.

&66in {mit Der Dame bes 9auies
beaigli1 6es engagements berban=
beln6): Na, iotueit iudren mir i'm @el~
men.... Rod Gins, gndbige Srau, =
giferiii9teleien tpegen bes gnaoigen
9errn fam i9 partout nibt pertragen.
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Meime,s amnse,s

unb benz publitum iiberbaupt aeige i'd
bierour9 on, baB in meinem Store auf
Der Alamo nod cine groBe 9usuabl
BON @aaren au finben lit. Darunter
z Duberb Wdntel, l1eberr6de unb Doll
mans su folsenben greiien:
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(Bpr!iesu,ts Foie.. }
ssBUCHUPAIBA.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-04
Clarke County Clippings.
From the C5urier:

From the Courier:
Mrs. Maggie Cave, nee Pylcs, who had
applied for and obtained a decree of divorce
against Mr.. Cave at the special term Of our
circuit court, held in January, was married
a week ago to Robt Goodrich.
The committee of the Legislature having
under consideration the bill authorizing the
county to revoke It's subscription to the \.
/. & II. r. r. recently reported and re-
)mnended against the passage OF the bill.
This, we suppose, ends the matter
Among the petitions presented in the
Legislature last week, was one from citizens
Of Clarke, Warren, Loudoun, auquier and
Frederick for ferry across the Shenandoah
River, about 400 yards above the present
ferry known as Berry's Ferry, in the county
Of Clarke.
Last Friday night, as Capt. J. r. Num-
cashier Of the Bank of Clarke County, was
walking on the Wildwood turnpike road in
the direction of his boarding house, some
one on horseback, not seeing him IN The
darkness, rode up against the Captain with
such force as to throw him violently upon
the ground. The Captain was considerably
bruised about the face and body by the
collision, but fortunately no bones were
broken
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-04
Rescued f,.srs Dcath.

William ]. Coughlin. of Somerville, MESS.
saws: "In the fail Of 1876 | Was taken with
bleeding Of he ling, followed by sewers cough;
I lost my appetite and flesh and was confined
10 Iuy bed. IN 1877 was admitted TO the Hos
pital' The doctors said / had hole in my
lung e9 big as a half dollar. AZ one time a
report went around that was dead. gave up
hope. BIZ. af-end told me Of DR. WIN. HALLE
BALSAM TOR THE LUNGS. got bottle.
when tony surprise. commenced to feel bet
ter, and to-day feel better than Tor three year.
past. | write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs viii take DR.. VIM.
HALLS BALSAM. and De convinced that
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. lean pos
itiyely say i has done more good than ali the
other medicine, HAYS taken since NY sick
ppss "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-04

An exchange refers to the significant fact
that but three hundrd Yeas $50 body Of
Romish priest. made 4 great fire in Earl
street. London, and burned eyey Bible that
could be found, and then congratulated them
selves that at las, the Bible was destroyed.
To-day, on the very spot where this fire "as
built, stands Che great building Of tie Brit
ish and Foreign Bible Society, wherethe 81
bic is printed in one hundred and seventy
different languages, and it may almost be
said that an additional copy comes from .he
press 1t every yica OF the clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-04

Weld $4,000, which is the interest on only
y millions. Ee will be a bold man who
offers 70 increase the State tax 3S5 per cent.
But assuring some future Legislature can
be coaNed, bribel or bullied into making Il
levy OF 10 cents additional and YOU have on
" p millions with which to pay twenty
four millions.
REP:-Is there no way to compel State
70 pay its debts?
Aa. MASON:-None. The supreme Court
concluded that point in October 1850 when
they decided Memphis V. Garrett.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-03-04

The \. Y. Tribune and Times both Re
publican, are severe in their condemnation
of Mr.. Conklings nomination for the SUI
premc Bench, and the ny Commercial Id
rcrti,er, whose editor Is the personal and po-
litcal friend of President Arthur and
Mr. Conkling, says d" it was not the part ci
wisdom to nominate him for an Office he
did not eish and whichno true friend would
advise him 20 accept" Il says the President
erred