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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09
The Mystery About August Cocks

HIS PROPERTY SUPPOSED TO BE ON PAPER ONLY
HIS SINGULAR CONDUCT BEFORE DEATH.
In the case of August Gecks the old soldier
who was found dead in his bed at the National
hotel, Lieut.. Kelly has been making an investi-
CATION to trace his family connections and also
the whereabouts of money which Gecks was
said to possess, but so far has had little success,
Gecks had notebook in his possession in
which there was a row Of figures footing up
$4,000. This gave rise to the stories that
Gecks had a large amount of money somewhere.
Before his death he told some of his friends that
man named Smith would attend to his bust
ness if anything happened to him. and
made various statements which induced them to
believe that he had property, and a large
whenever he received letter he DESTROYED It at
once, so as to leave no trace of his friends.
The police have searched In vain for the man
named Smith, supposed to be managing Gecks'
business. AS Gecks had written q letter to
new York addressed to certain post Office
Dox, telegram was sent there, and elected
the information that there was no such post office
box. DR.. Rudolph Ravensburg yesterday an
piled 10 the Probate Court for authority to take
would be appointed collector. 1t Is supposed
by the police that Gecks was laboring under
mental alteration, and his statements and
memoranda about property were the result of
hallucinatiOn.
THE NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-The Ma
tional Rifles, through their Representatives,
yesterday paid over the purchase money
amounting to 80, 594.28 for the lot on {, street
between 9th and 10th northwest, east of Carroll
hall. upon which they propose to erect their
new armory. The.work viii be commenced as
soon as the plans are decided upon. It is con-
templated to erect building two stories in
height. which will include one Of the hroeat
assembly halls IN the oltI,
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THE BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.-At the meeting
of the Biological Society, last evening. Prof.
Theodore Gill presiding. the announcement was
made that arrangements had been made for q
series of lectures to youths. the first to be de-
livered in the lecture room Of the National
museum, by Prof. .. 7. Mason. at $3.50 D. m,
Saturday, December 18th. Prof Gill read a
paper upon the StrOmateidae and was followed
by DR.. ID. w. Prentiss in an interesting essay
entitled. Changes produced in the bird fauna
OF the District of Columbia by modification of
the topography" This paper is the advance no.
tce of report upon the bird fauna of the Dis
trict. prepared by Drs. COues and Prentiss and
soon to be published as a bulletin of the Ma
tOnal museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

1mGofoO11'0 TDe0SeE-COAhQueU usamcs
From the Philadelphia Times.
Colonel Ingersoll doesn't have very good luck
with his funny business with Judge wyiie. It
is rather exasperating to the star route thieves
that. while they own about everything In Wash-
ington, they have not been able to get posses.
aiOn of the Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

dispstcll from Paris says Marshal Macxahon
= soE1ousiy III s - So -7--ss'7 s. ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

pastors. the Kew. Dr. van Dyke and the Rev.
Arthur Crosby, are to preach on alternate Sun
days, but if either accepts another call the other
is to resign and leave the church free to select a
permanent pastor. The property of the second
church is to be sold if $4,000 can be obtained
for it. The second church was consolidated
with the South Presbyterian church several
years ago, so that the Clinton street church is
now the consolidation of three congregations on
Brooklyn Heights The Baptists there have
consolidated. and the Metnodists are discussing
similar proposition.
The Baltimore Methodist, in referring to
sentence of Judge Phelps of seven lashes at the
whpping-post for wife-beating, says: ssIt is
greatly to be hoped that the whip may be well
laid on as It is species Of argument very effect
i've with such scOundrels. In most cases the
woman. poor fool. refuses to testify against her
pleasure his little pastime. Whenever he is.
caught and convicted let him taste his own
methods, and even if the lash is not commend
able refOTmatOry measure it seems to par
TALLY balance accounts. There is not much sem
timental humanitarianism about it. but good
deal OF plain, common sense, practical. soul
satisfying justice" The Catholic Mirror. of
Baltimore, also cemmends the action of Judge
Phelps In enforcing this law.
AT the recent Protestant Episcopal Conven-
ton, held at Baltimore, the question. "Shall
cOlored men have charge Of colored congrega-
lions ?" was discussed. prominent delegate.
the Rev. DIR. Grammer, rather startled the con.
vention by, advocating the plan of g colonizing
the entire cOlored race in the United States in
order, as he expressed it, that they might cult
vate their idiosyncrasies," as we'll as their tai
ents, without interference from the whites. to
be a race by themselves, "as God intended.
The colored people, DR.. Grammer said. could
not hope to be in this country ever on an equal
ity with the white race, either socially. politi-
cally or spiritually. The mistake was, as In
philosophy, "you cannot unite in name those
things which are separate in nature" DIR.
Grammer spoke Of Liberia and Hayti as practi-
Cal applications of his theory of solving the
nineteenth century problem in this country
The southern Presbyterians have decided to
build house Of worship at Salonica, Greece
the ancient Fhessalenica- their mission. and
the Sunday schools are expected to raise S5, 600
Tor that purpose.
+ AT recent meeting In the interests Of the
American board Of foreign missions, at Portland,
Me-, it was related that lady of that state who
recently died commenced some years ago plac-
ing in bank the money which, she received from
the milk Of one OF her cows. and when dying
SHE directed that the sum should be laid aside
for foreign missions. It was found that the sum
amoNUtad In nflfn1
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as member of the Wheeler surveying expedi-
ton for the collection Of his material. He has
made most excellent use of his opportunities
end combines information and entertainment in
agreeable proportions, which the publishers
present to the public IN one of the handsomest
volumes of its class.
Another volume likely to be largely in de-
mand during the holidays is ''The Knockabout
Club Alongshore," received through Ballantyne
& Son from the publishers, Messrs. Estes &
Laurat. The author Is Mr.. c. A. Stephens,
whose ''Knockabout Club In the Woods"
young Moosehunters. Camping Out" etc,
are popularity known. In this handsomely illus
trated book he takes his party from Boston, via
st. Johns, along the Labrador coast to Green
incidents to be had In such trip but good
deal of information about the frigid zones,
their explorers and people, with something Of
the myths and mythology of the Norsemen.
Picturesque Journeys in America" pub
lished by R. Worthington, and for sale by Chap
man, " will prove to be popular volume. The
author leads an imaginary party on q tour to
the most wonderful places in the country, and
while he presents little that is new in the way
of facts, he yet manages to give q pleasant and
instructive entertainment, and one that win
have charm long after the holidays have
passed. The volume ia profusely illustrated.
but some Of the plates appear to have had
pretty hard usage before serving their present
purpose, and others again could never have
ranked very high as works Of art.
Pretty much the same thing Is to be said of
Hezekiah Butterworth's new volume, "Zig
Tag Journeys in the Occident, !" received from
the publishers, Estes & Lauriat, through Bal
lantyne & Son. After taking his party through,
the old world, this popular guide now turns
his attention to our own country paying special
attention this time to the scenic attractions and
material resources of the northwestern states
and territories, and giving considerable iHf.,r-
nation in regard to growth of cities, emigra-
ton government lands, etc, etc., thus making
the account Of the journey instructive IS well
q entertaining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

Mr. Bingham, of Pennsylvania, chairman of the
House committee on rest offices and post roads
yesterday afternoon reported a bill reducing
letter postage to two cents and it was referred
to the committee Of the whole
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tTp,,fesune folpt.)

= Das Bette uub billigfe Nabrrlnss'
rnittel fir Ginber, bic ber Wfutterbruii
entbebrem mliien, 1T Neuitd6ter's
vSeutf9es &imbermeb u (pd=
botropbine); periudlt es unb iiberseugi
Gu9, tpie germ Die 8inber es nebmen.
Oas &ino bat ben 8ortbeil iiber ben err
tpa1ienen MenIden, hnS es nur basic
nige geniebt, mas ibm wDblf6medt uno
alles Anbere gu nebmen beripeigert. Sn
biefer Besiebung bat bas nDeutf d e
Ginbermebr II ben gorsug BON allen
iibrigen berartigen Mitteln gldnaeno erz
rungen. gs III billig, geillno unb
tpoblidmedenb. Sn alien renommirten
Mpptbefen gu baben.
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ibn tetradte, uie man elm 1sili5enbilo in
Der Stride anliebt."

ibn tetradte, mie man elm 0sili5enbllo IN
Der Stride aniiebt."
sic fam nidt iiber bic Stelle meg, ibr
auae febrte gu bem rih idw0re Dir" Sli.
rid uno blieb oarauf baften. Sine bunfls
8lutmeue lties ibr IN oas @siidt, als
babe Ie iid aui einmut bon Semanoem
bepbadtet sefunben; iie lab iid unplllt1rs
lid um, ater fe mar gang alletn. Sle
butte obne grrStben einen Brief seidrie=
Ben, in benz ieoe 3eile @bebrua atbmete;
aber iber benz @ebanten zines Ereubruhs
an oem @eliebten errStbste iie. gs mar
ibrer perirrten unb bod uripranslid ebeln
Natur elm unbcmuBtes BeoiirfniB, baS
micerrcdtlide YsrbdltniB, in melaen1 iie
itanD, ourd Greue s1 abeln, iid Dor Der
beleibisten Sittlidteit ourd bic Madt
elmer grrBen uapioeriiebliaen 9eisenldaft
au entIdulpisen. SobalD bieie bltnte,
aus ber erlten Susenb, po fie nod fein
unredt mar, in bic @be beriibersebradte
2eicenl ldaft 70 melt erfaltete, baB iie benz
@ebanten an einen Nnbern Naum seben
fonnte, 10 purpe baS 8erbd(taiB, bas
burd iabrelanses 8eiteben uno toulenb
@dwiire elm un5erreiBbares fir iie Se>
uorben, einfad cine @emeinbeit. Sn.
ltinetip ldaurerte iie por bieier, faun1 IN
bic Torm eines @eoanfens setleibeten
Gbnun9 suriid.
(Tp,,'esuna foIot.)
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slu,erifa's gseidtbmnt.

Die groBen Dltli6en glatter iin6 poll
Subel. Denn cine 10 rai6e 3una6me
bes Nationalrei9tbums, mie iie ber lebte
Genius aufweilt, bdtte bod 9fieman6
ertpartet.
49, no Maiaionen 9onars betragt er
| iebt. Oas lit 1900 Milionen mebr
als I'M Sabre 1870 uno breimal 10 piel
mie 1860.
Ser Staat New Sort trdgt ba3u bas
Mei1te, namli6 5000 MiaiDnen bel.
Damn fommt nit 5000 Millionen penn=
fplpanien. 9em State Ohio gebiibrt
nit lber 5000 Millionen Ser brittle plab.
Inn belt pierten itreiten merfpiirbiger
Weiie Nsai1a6uietts unb Sainois.
Do1 l1eint lebteres nit bpllen 1000
Millipnen einen tleinen 8orlprung bor
benz uOlb>8ap=State" all baben.
Damn fonllnen Snbiana, Mi1ouri,
California unb Vi9igan, beren 2iffern
stpii6en 1000 unb 1000 Millionen in
ber Mtitte iteben.
Ser allerdrmite Stat 1T = faum
miro man es glauben = nit 81 Millio=
men, bas ipegen 5einer Silberminen 10
bod geprieiene Neba6a..
Die perbdltniBmdBig f6neaiten Sort
f6ritte in benz Wettfaapf um bic &ei9s
thumspalme bat iibrige1s Seras ge=
ma9t. gs 1T BON 150 auf 500 Miaio=
net e1nporgeflommen. 9lm allerlang=
iamitem enttpidelte ii6 bingegen Gloz
riba.
sSnterel1ant 1T au6 bic Dur616nitts=
bertbeilung oer genannten ungebeuren,
alle Wertbe umfal1enben @ummen auf
bic gintpobner. Wenn bic @eiammtz
beb6lterung nit benz @elamnltreidtbum
Der Ser. @taaten bergli6en tpirb, 10
ertfallen auf ben Ropf 1895. Das lit
nur 5000 tpeniger als in GroBbri=
tan1tien.
Wollte man 6araus idlieBett, baB Die
irbi{9en Glitter innerbalb Der Union
einiger Maben glei1 bertbeilt tpdren,
10 tpiirbe man freili1 fell geben. Nir=
gemS in Der Welt 1T bielrnebr Die 2luft
aipii6en Mrm uno &ei1 10 enorm.
9unbertfa1e Williondre iteben Qobn=
arbeiterl gegeniiber, bic lire Gamllien
nur nit Der duBerften Mnftrcngung Dor
bem 1ungertobe f6iiben f6nnen.
Dobei ioI natiirli6 ni6t geleugnet
merben, baB es in ben Ser. Staaten
eine iebr 3ablrei6e Rlaile tleiner in be-
irieoigenben 8erbaltnifen lebenber
8runbbeIiber gibt. nMmerifa.
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sSolaeuoeu glDbliun tifd,en oi,

= Solgenoen gl6biinn tif6en Die
Nldt.er in 9suti1lano ibren 2eiern sur
Mbmehslung lpieOer einmal als baare
Min5e iiber 9tmerlfa auf: uGin in
1einer Mrt geuiB einsigss 9otel tit oasz
ieuige be5 9errn Soc Beef an GER 6IuB
iste Wfont. .eal, @nltaDl, Gin groSrr
uier'tndiser Steinbau. SIN eriteu 9 ID
prangi oas nit MsHi6tni9lbein aus.
gsibnladte Shdntiimmer, auf oelltn
Bar { (S6dnftti6) als u6ree Sun6"
(G Ell Smbis) itets ein mdbtiles Stud
rones &inoileiid, mil elnem W,i1er oaz
neben, liegt. Sie alpeite gtage 1T elm
bi1iges &eitauraat unb bariiber finb
2og 8. gu 10 Gents (40 Yf.) bas 9eadtz
qnarii.r. 9lu6 elm &Onsert feblt ni6t.
Oas Mertmiirbiglte aber 1T cine &eibe
bon 3elen i'm &eQer, in wel6e Soc
feline 8dite iperrt, iobalo fie ii9 unge=
biibrli1 betragen. sd MIL feline Bo=
li3ifen in meinem 9otel baben," iagt
ct vi6 bin ielber poliaei, &i9ter, SurD
unb 2erfermeiter." @eine &unben
untermerfen ii6 oieier Diseiplin, ipart
lie linen bod bic Strafe. Die fie ereilt,
lpenn lie in bic 9dnoe Der Si6erbeits=
tpd1ter fallen."
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- 9ie Rab' i'm Sad eetauft!-SO
benft Wtatnber, ber bur6 marftl6reieris
i6e Mnaeisen pon Wunbermittelit per=
leitet, ieill sutes @elo bersiebt nnb cine
pfuf9mebiaiu baburd erbanbelt bot.
go benft aud tpobl Mander, Der pOn
bem sroben Seilmittel bes 9r. g.
Silsbee qegen 9dmorrboiben, ANAKE-
Sis, lielt. Seib alio porii6tig, Sbr
2eibenben, unb ienbet erft mad elner
probe, bic SUD 9. Neuitdbter & Co.,
9or 1916, Nem Oorf, auf 8erlangen
foltenirei gu 6iden merben, ebe ibr einen
Gorratb 81, fouFen braudlt. Sn allen
ren0mmlrten Mpotbefen gu baben.
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Segas.

= Ste ainerlt1nl10en Glen1'a .tDur=
ben am 25. in 2areoo nit 9roBem
pomp er6ffnet.
- Das Dallas r@olfsblatt" i6reibt:
Cinderella 1T Der gfame zines BON &inz
bern auigefiibrten 5peftafelltiides, bas
ieit Wtontag Nbenb i'm bieli9en
Opernbauie periibt m'ro. g'ne Grau
Benton reift I'M 2anae herum, u6t bic
grDB1ren 5tdo ur ano ma Fl befannt
oaB lie unentgstIihen unte!ri6t i'm
De'lamiren gisbt. Ser unterri6t be-
iiebt barn, bab iie ben Giabern obenz
genaaute RamDuie einpuutt uub 6ann
por ausuerfauftem 9auie auffiibren ldBt.
Gie Ginnabmen geben 1atlrli6 OILS
Gntihdoigung fir ibre 3eit un0 Wiibe
in Die titfesl aafben bet Utrs. y.
Sdog lett @o9en beIiabet iif o;eie
;Srou in 9allas uiib bat felt biefer 3eit
ettpa $50 Shulfinber, Nnoben uno
Mdbher. i'm slller pDn 6-15 Sabren
fir ibre 3lpefe ahgeri0tet. Die &inDer
peridumien natiiyli9 iDren regeilndBlgen
Sd,ulbefu1, bic Qehrer Der S6uieil
nurben lpiithenb unb beinabe wdre es
3um 6ffent.iben 5faubal gefommen.
Das Slid prb, pie berelts bemerft,
felt Mlpntag NbeIlb i'm bielioen Spern
bauie por ausuerfauftem 9auie aufse=
fiibrt, ba bic @lteru, @ei6nilter. Sanz
ten unb ionltige 8ertpanbie Der fleinen
@9auipieler ii6um bic gintrittsfarten
itreiten, unb bas 9aus ieoem Nbenb fiilz
len. Wir fonnen nidt begreiien, mis
perniinftlge gltern iol6en unfug
bur6 bic Wittpirfung ibrer &inoer liant.
tioniren fonnen. 2inber in benz Mlter
geb0ren in bic 61ule unb ni6t auf bic
Yiibne, tpo ibnett gitelfeit. gigenliebe
unb anbere f6limme giseni6aften ein=
geimpft tperben.
- Ser v0oltsbote" in 8renbam be-
ri6tet: Mlf Gee, bes Norbes bon Geo.
M0aer in Waibington angeflagt, tpuroe
in Mnoerion, Grimes Gountp, ipobin
lein pro3eB auf Mnfu6en Der 8ertbeibis
gung berlegt tporoen tuar, freigeipros
den. gDie man bernlmmt, mar bic
3eugenauslaae i'm @elentli6en oieiefbe,
tpie bieienige in benz bier gebabten 0as
beas Corpus Werfabren. Sir bic Yer=
tbeibigung mie fir bic Mntlage waren
renpmmirte Mopofaten engagirt. ueber
bic belonberen umitdnbe, tpelde Die ie=
benfaas als ertpielen betra6tete Sob
tung por oer SurD re6tfertigten, baben
mir nod nihts W1beres pernommen.-
Cine eigentbiimli9e 2aoung bate 9err
s. gngeling ant pergangenen WittDo6
auf feinem Wagen. Oerielbe fubr
gegen Mbenb na1 ber Stabt nit einem
bierlpdnnigen, leeren 6Dl3magen, NOS
bel er auf einem Der pferoe LAB. Su
Der Wdbe BON 9ut9inion's plaB famen
ibm 3 yaeger gu pferbe entgegen, mel6t
pifenbar in ber Mbf9t, feline pferoe
i1eu sr, MAIDEN, bic ibrigen gu rafen=
benz 8alopp antrieben. Mls tie am
Magen porbei iparen, iab Ii6 9err gn:
geling na9 ibnen nm unb bemerfte sll
ieinenr grifaunen alif ieinem Wagen
cine ipnberbare 2ait. Oas pfero be!
einen Wegers muBte i'm Genneu an ber
Wagen augeftoBsn uno our6 Die g8nh
bes 4npralls fei;iodrts ilbffaef hlager
fem, oeHn es lag auf Der Sslie duf zen
yDa3an Nnp fem Jisler, ein aewlle
. benro 9oltert. unter Tim. Oas 4sfer
\, mar ri6t bei1aoigi. Der 9ts9er jsboe
; f9eint innere SerIebungen bapongft a
: gtn u naben.
= yRiemano, Oeifal Btut un-rn Il
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*3ebn Sabre suriid mar Der 0ame
BON 2p6ia 6. pinfbam auBerbalb bes
Staates in benz lie lebte, faum befannt.
9eute giebt es feline Gamilie in bieiem
gansen groBen 2aube biebenielben ni6t
fennt unb Giele bic bic tdgli6el 'uiuobl
nie bic religi0len 3eiti6riftens ,ur6le=
fen, fennem jebt bic @eIi6tssiige ooll BON
bel1eibener ginfa6beit, III oenen mir
leien fonnen baB es pabr 1T, baB ySll
bieiem sempel ni6ts 8oies wObnen
fann,"
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s.",Jn Der Susenb nidt peraebrt,
i'm litter ni1t entbebrt.s MerensQraui
turirt i'm Winter iotpobl tpie i'm Som'
ri,er. gs giebt beinabe Niemanben, Dem
cine granbli9e Rur NIT Nieren~ 2rau1
jeben Grablin9 nint gut tbun whrbs,
Wer basielbe In trodner 6orn, aidt ai.;
bereiten tam, mag nur bic fliifiige an:
ipenben. Nie Wirfung 1T bieielhe.
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egMa oas @unoerbare, bas bic mo
berne @bemie bernorgebrad,t, tam man
in Sen punberid6nen 9iamantzTarben
erfennen. 4lle Mrten unb 6arben BON
0inie fOnnen nit 9iilfe berielben pors
hereitet mer1en.
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= g. W. 3liflem, rs Sole6ab
StraBe. bat 70. tudbrelb fur oas
lSbolefaleunb Hetail 8efh aft
einen groBen 0Drratb BON Nepfeln,
@itronen. Drangen, Bananen. 9liillen,
Man6eln. &ofinen feinen @anhies &c.
an 9anb unb empfieblt alles gang be:
jon6ers gum beporfebenben Jeife,
Ma9t Cure ginf6ufe bel ibm, tpo III
Aues fril6 urtb gut fnbet. 8
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"BUCHUPAIBA

S&utte, syanpliae Sur iar one
i&mer1lihsp Wlerens, Blaiens unb tlrius
Oreaus8 s8rantbeiteu. 81. Dei Gpotbo'
ern.
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Maaere Meufhsu. .

Wells Health Renewer iteat bic
9efunDteit mieoer Der NIB siet' 8raft,
turirt Masenldmdhe, nufruhlbarteit uno
auoere @sldledtsfebler. 81.
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"ROUGH ON RATS"

%a.g, p! jiNfsn Wanic, Ro.blusen,
tfeasa gnlsf'ep 2seiiwA5sna ofentirte=
& rs tfsaie teI potptfe'u.
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GDmpipine elmer
il IN L 6Efiaen = e 3 ~.

,.Yr,sael an 9lppetit, @ebdrm 9efitcpfung,
g,u,uer.ea i'm Sort nit einem rnnpfeI 9ethbl
i'm Sinterfppfe, Gdmerjen unter ben Coulter.
tidtfern, Nufeetriebeufein naH bent GIiea. INIT
Nbneia,iua Sesen jebe fSrperlide coer aftltt9e
ybSt afeit, reisbaresE Eemperarent, triite Sttfris
NINA nit benz teisuberen Gef,itle, trgens
sine Gbtiessn4sit psEselsn ~ sassn. @sDis'
nSgxe 6duf. {iberbaipf &epff4nleraen pbertalS
brS rtd,fsrl NnAeS, itnrnbiSeI G@laf nit bedm8p
fpjnenhe1a Zr1nnzen. fart 0ef6rbter URN unb
sor s'soS ~, -. - -ses e - - -
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fperDen DeW WfunDe perlteben DHrh
s @ z O D 0 N T ,

weI4es bic .3ibne rp ei s, baS 3atnfleiId
rciis aHo ben Mtbsm anaeneb N
medt. iss entfsrnt ben WeiEffein pcqz
ffinbiy unb bepabrt fie Dor Weroerben.
Bel Srosuiifen 5u babsn.
%. IL tuwli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-26

gerae itt bas Gtamina. 9tbsnsfraft pr
uriiOff pt 9sbsna, oesr mis- immtr Du bic Dt-
trlfantstr fl. tpsl1s ssstn bic ariadsn sOn
8rartbsit unb Sob fdmpft, nsnnen maeff, 81.
mddne Saubwstr Der O lunbs'it III. Sis 1T
bic 0a'nif n Ser menfdlideu gsilars uno wsrn
Ne fbwadb w,rb. 70 britt bic watrs 9oItiit. Uef
Naianssn binstnbrinaM. Rit aaeern aBorttn
gBenn fold Gin Noitfal stnhiti. bssinne cine
Sur nit bpiietters Wassnbttterm.
gu taten bei allen Hpothefern unb
6Gnbleru, BEL benen man aud 9cifetters
Ralenber fir 1883 auf Nudfrase ertalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-26

= ysiemano, beHen Blut unrgin IT,
fann bus Yoagefahl Der @elu.ob. I be-
fibeu. urreines Blut eraeugt Wioig;
felt, grf1loflma. Nebetgei6 ldge tei
gnergisloNsteit. Qeuie. bic fi9. iolhsi1
gefubls bemuBt fno. fo1ten Nper's
Sarioporilla nebmen, um oas Slut 3u
reiniger unb 3u bdeben.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-01-25
Rescued from Death.

The following statement of William J.
Coughline, of Som rville, Ma s., is so
remarkable that we beg to ask for 1t the
attension of our readers. He says: SIN
the fall of 1876 was taken with a vio-
lent bleeding of the lungs followed by a
severe cough. / soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak at
one time that / could not leave my bed.
In .he summer of 1877 1 was admitted
to the City Hospital. While there the
doctors said had hole in my left lung
as big as n half dollar. 1 expended
a hundred dollars in doctors and medi-
cines. i was so far gene at one time a
report went around that was dead. 1
gave up hope, but friend told me of
DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
1 laughed at my friends, thinking that
my case was incurable, but got bot
tie to satisfy them, when to my sur
psise and qualification, commenced to
feel better. My hope, once dead, began
to revive, and to-day feel better spirit
ed than have the past three years.
''I write this hoping you will publish
it, so that every one afflicted with Di-
seased Lungs will be induced to take
DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
and be convinced that Consumption can
be Cured. 1 have taken two bottles
and can positively say that it has done
more good than all the other medicines
have taken since my sickness. My
cough has almost entirely disappeared
and shall soon be able to 60 TO work.
For sale by II. G.. Starr & Co. 24-ly
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-01-25
mo MAN,s LAND"

Who called It so7 What accident
The wary phrase devtsed2
What wandering fancy thither won't,
And fingered there, surprised?
An, no mans landl oh, sweet estate.
ulimitably fair. -H.-zHE -s .9r,E
No measure, wall, or bar or gate,
Secure rs sky or airl -
No greed, no gain; not sold or bought,
Unmarried by name or brand: Tl+
Not dreamed OF, nor desired, nor gougnt5
Nor visioned. mo mans land" -
Suns set and rise, and rise and set,
Whole summers come and go: at rs.
And winters pay the summers debt,
And years Of west wind blow:
And barvests of wild seed-times I'LL, 's 81
And seed and I'LL again: f.r-r o..
And blossoms bloom at blossoms' will,
By blossoms overlafn: &
And day and night, and night and day,
Uucounted suns and moons,
BY silent shadows mark and stay
Unreckoned nights and noouss @
Ah, mo mans land" hast thou lover.
Thy wild sweet charm who sees? t-ssG In.
The stars look down: the birds hy over,
Art thou alone with these2 -7Lt.
An, "no mans land" when died thy lover,
Who left no trace to tell2 rls.l.lW 5rf
Thy secret we shall not discover,
The centuries keep it wel1i -
-Sc1fbner's Monthly.