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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

eing bur9 feinen RSrper mnb II ben
ber53erreiEenbfen E5nen bat Ct md.
giemouhen ietne &umeIenbeit BET mir a
rerratben. Ia er brobte mir n0@buadIi9,
fem geqadites Qeben ~ enben, fans Ses
rRanb Don feinen Betannten iefnen
MufentbaItsort eutbeden par6e. Sd
tOuute nt4t nn6ers, ais i'm enbIi& duf
fett hrtngenheB Be9ebren Gtilf@meiaen
fur thinner a. gtIoben. NIr useiner
Jrou, Die anf metne Bitten surii6aes
tebrt mar unh Mrthur ouF has Spres
fdItisfe pfeste, muBte ID bas @ebeImni6
eutbiuen. Dem Grste nannte i3 einen
faII@eu Namen uub an1 IonR f&uisa i4
itberou barber, baE ia etnen Sremhen
beberbergte.
Na4 bret @o&en mar arttur enbIid
sDieber t6rperIi@ beroeteut. Setn @eiit
aber bIieb pom elmer S@weru1uth nm,
bnnteIt, bic ben emf 10 Iebsnstrdftiaeu.
Iebbafteu tnn6 ~geiffDoaen Mann gang
inter ibr Idbmenbes Sod beuste. Sos
boIh CT nur einiee &rdfte oeIammelt
bate, braug CT wte6er onf BITE Abfabrt
mad Mmerita nRb i'd umEte i'm enaIia
tranris an ben Bor6 bes S&iFes seIei-
ten, has ibn pom mir iotttrogen foIlte.
Sbm f@ten Der M6i9ieo BON mir unh
europa teiuea S9mera gu MAIDEN, ME
t1 iberbaupt teinerIei @emitbsbeweaune
an ibm ~sewaErte. CT farrte INNER mt
etuem unbei@reibIi@ 6hsn, Ieerca anss
bud Dor ii9 Gin.
Rnn wiiIen sic aLIes. mas i'd IeIbh
aber Nrtbur weiB, IaIOB 9orifsn. Sd
tonnte SIREN bet6en Buteu ia ni&t mis-
berffeben. aun babe i9 MIR nod einen
~webmhtbieen Croft fur Sic. Slc wers
ben, ober o9 DieIIei9t, he wuroen pom
Artbur nit elmer SdrtIiHtett seIiebt, bic
hires @Iet9eu iu@t auf bieier gr6e; bies
Derrtetben mir feiue Tieberpbantaffen.
SD werSe es nie besrrifen, mas i'm aus
europa, aus Sbrer Nd6e trieb.
8 Mutter, mas i@ empfanb un6 nod
en1pfnee, lit nubef9reibIi9. @ie innis
bantte i9 6orIfen, NIT mel@er Rihmng
bIidte i'd anf BITE 6Snbe ieiner Satin,
BITE tIbIen6 ouf Mrtburs fiebcrbsiser
Sttrue eerubt batteu. . ArtBur, ars
thur, rerOe i'd Did nur nod einmal
pieberIeben2 9eute permaa i1 mid nod
Rt9t pom ben 6orffeus .u trennen, mors
gen aber ellie i'd gu @u4 ;urad. Re5mt
bts babin bic bersIi@fen RiGe.
@urer 2eono-e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

Aus &. g. 6ebeI's uueeb,udteu Ras
piereu per5feutIi@t Rofeseer iE v9eius
aarfen" foIeenben S@wanf: BisDeiIeu
bat ieLbf elm Beiruntener no9 cine
ftberleeuns ober bod einen Suten Gins
foa, mite elmer, Der auf BEN 6eimDeg
aus Der @tabt ni9t auf benz eew6buIis
den Bfao, fon6ern eera6e tn benz @ais
fer sing, 6as biHt ueben benz Rfab forts
Iduft. Sim besesnete etn mept4ens
freunbIideT 6err, Der germ Der RotbIets
benben nnb BetrunteneH t4 anniurnt
unb wolIte Inn bic 6onb rei&eu.
Gutter 6reuub," fdete q, merit
Sbr ni9t, baB Scr i'm @Gfer fetea 3isr
TT bn 6uBpfo69"
Ser BetInnIene errtberte: ySOuif
Fnbe i4 es~ btsdemer, ouf benz trc6cnen
Bfa6 ~ seben, ober tiesulal babe ia
Elm wenig alf bic Sette 9elaoen."
Chen b~tsmesen," iagte ber 9erri
min i9 Gn@ aus benz Bad berauss
beIfenl"
..G6en besweaen," erwiterte Der Bes
trnaFene, ,,bLeibe i@ brin. Dem penn
i'd TN Babe eebe unb fale, 10 tale To
anf ben @cg. @enn i@ aber auf Dem
Wee ae5e, 70 faIe ID tn ben Da4.
90 faetc er unb fIoptte NIT bem 6tas
ger auf bic Stirn, udmIi@, haB BARN
auEer BEN Rauf1 aud nod etE1as uirsr
iei, woran Elm Mnberer rt9t eentt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
SEar Sduatnoe RRtter,

"a mthtktnti4tu Nutorttdten os Jus uno AusldroSb
sI tH unfhAtbaTss Stdrtrngss uns Beltbuuess Yltttu
III s~astmtintT Sapdde. usruSfer acknowledgement.
sd4p6atsr Rbrpsrs9 contribution, uuh tC sttOsn BEN
vdtt4tu stfals4t stssH.
fflr Idugtnoe EiAtteT,
ode, an ViI4armutb I.tesn, 10 atsbts. @oIg'
griratt ttu uuI4dSbarts WtitteI fur tbr 2Gt6ER. 81
ssst SaS BtrsauunsS'g ,rm0osn. rsist ben app.tit,
lIhi has eVttn unb UrranIabt rtHsu Est4sn 5uRHb
sen Ria.
Gnwa@en En0 frdnfIi@en Qtn0ern
pdA, burA gatiisssit uHh nus,buIs, BITE JOIss uon
aIuniStlt Istetn, oor eersH Spittm, eur@ setittst
TfsuaHartHsuHs untersroben 1T. DIrb Der gtbrau&
In HOrmuIta 3uRaue hes R6rptrs unS Bite SIhtht ben
Sseuh ptteeS BsbtH.
aunaItotn uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sib In q ttbt0 paIb'grtraet Elm tr,HIider
6diu SaI sebsH4n srboItsH unb ben UsrIOrtnsH appttit
On Hnibsrtr.Flt4tS GrIosmittsI fhr itRt Rabrnns,
pun Der RastH gu ssi4ptSI 1T. ua iOI4t bel IL ~
tsaIttH.
E@wd6Ftne 8rauen,
ada, an ben ibrtm Gsi4IsAts tistasa RIaHtStitta lets
IN pubtn bur4 ben Sebrau4 hes GrtraetsB bl.ibtnSs
iluStTuus, ptnu Ni4t 6stluns Crbautn. or btIft Der
Enbauuns. reiniat bic Satt Tsttt ben Upptttt Hnb
ksnst utHt 2tbsuSFraft.
NIttrIdtrad1 ttn6 f6tud6It6e Bers
Isueu In Aastm.tu.H, hsrsn Spfem thHfli4s Stdr.
h~nasuittsI utTGaHsi uno befoHesIs iolte. weI4e I'd
MI SApIn6iutt b%iHHttgtn, tnbta IN BEN pRaIB SrtraeI
imtn s~tbGHSiait. Or TT tsrntr tn ipsifiass wettt.I
Id buh.n unb RtrpsuaHfdutn, psIds BET tinsu nitSTis
ecu 6Iab Don Ssbenstratt u~oTteMMtn.
aIS ein WftteI una ab8e1a8erten
pFrIOnem ttu ~stiuub,B, trditissS Ausi,bsu SurA6,u.
IbtH. 2ttbts WaIDs Grtraet fPsrnt bic Ser'
SaunHasorgans Ju ntusr Gsatigtstt nab btIit baeurH
Ir BtrarbsituH9 fstt'pr0buItrtnbtr StsHe. Or sitbt
ku gran bic Run6uHs Der IormsH, SSu Wtauzs Sis
mti4pHubtntn DfHStelH jutnd.
mas 81 tff. - 2tebt9 Erals GTtraet
% ItIutr wtaIs sgrtratt tn eouttutrirttr Sorm, pom aus
ItHthmsm gsfhra6 Hue fret pou NltoboI. Or tunR
hItf ron him idpddftn Wtaesu Ietdt utrbaut psrAtu
nHi tHtbaIt HtatB ais etiuube, Habrbdite Stoks. GaB
lAt VIdp Irut ihhrt ais etiquette has Btlentb Barren
son eitbis'B uHb eth S~aelniIs fttHer unteri6rtft iOpts
I~ut,nlstH Der Strr.n d. 9OatttT q Co., BaItlmoIs,
gS., bic a%ntinissH dasnttn fhr dHIsTtta.
Der 2tebt9 WaI3sGrtraet TT To aueM
IvstS,stu obtr Set au,H SdubItru nit RthtliutR N
kbtH; cine 5laiat tohtt 'huiBts 9snts, Elm DuStnI
tlaIGsH Fhuf Dollars. Gs tauu isbed uortnutmen, bab
aH Gpotbtttr sttbis WeuIB 9riract, aus bisitn sbU
linen SruHot. ni9t auf fG9tr flhrt uub ben Runbsu
tH anbtTtB 9rHpnrnt ontbuiple4en usriu4t. SH bitieM
SaaG mS4tsu wtr St6tu. ptISsr sinsu DnaIl gTtroei
SoH uusrfauuttm Rtl the phHiAt. rotbsn, borGuf Su Bee
RIbtn, 9tsbis D1aIL GTtSoct nab tefneH 6Hberu
n tboItIn unb ben Npotbtttr lu bCme9sn bteI.n WaIl
kJtract Don ben gueross GAMBLER, BON ntI4em q fttni
DIsSusu bsSttbt. IOnuIsn Bu IGHsn.
-. DoaeIer & Co.,
SaItimsTL Wb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
HaMtfronfhetten II,

srl9tass, SSparsn, eaIsHhHs. SItdtH, NittHsr, ge'
f.sLt eGrhuHteI, &iuswuru. @rinbtopt, f4Iimms
No.; Wst5iaut, S&oTi, Debforbs uno anetrt RraRt'
.aslti&Ii&sr @irtnne. Gin. sin1iat dIof9a
nt-M lat a1en ddusR ben unsIdHbisftIH Dou eer
.. as ettiss es'ImtttsIB abtrSsuesu.
eeset oser 9Int Tsta nnO Die 0eIun1bett
Suse DeoantbHauS 0tgO Die 0OIge tetn.
Ma ~ tat9s 9ambHretT Tropics toRst 50e., ober fEHi
kS.ta tnI $500 en6 IN allen benti&eH apetbtfeu -
kn.. ssx ptresH BET BshsIuussn pon $500 toheH'
"1aAst OurA ". Dn6eIer q &c..
BaIttneIe. DA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
I&eTem.RaKam.

Srantfurt q. so. Ser pom
&aIte'f9e &Outurs, BET weI9em es f@
urn mebrere Wiuioneu bartbeIte unb BET
benz ft9 bic 5auptmafe tn Paris befanb,
1T beenbist unb erbaIten bic biefsen
@Idubiser, mite ibnen er6ffnet wurbe, Elm
4ro3eHt ibrer Scrberuneen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

saew Dort, 81. 4us. Der gegel
nuferfhIeifs aus benz ameritauil4eH
6esre eutIaHene farbise 9ieateHant p.
8. Shipper. III ais gapithn im nitrifas
nilsben Deere aneeifeus iucrbeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
~ 0aemIeiDeft n.

- Ssreanunes Htiansrbsn, ~Ropfi4msrs, S6uIter'
Nanl Sstlsniinnns her Sruh. iousrss NutRoseu aus
~ Nassn, S4utn6,I, iaIsatsn GsiAmad I'm Wiunee,
..-IXeAletesH' ScrstIopieH, S6msraeu in eer Rtsrsusts
~ she lnnbtrt anesrs AraHfbtitss Gri4ttAuRssR.
'Aqt enra luusIhauIi&teit erseuat uerhtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
SobensOHerM

Sismorinsen. Sn Der 9emeinbe
Stetten BEL 9e9tnsen wirb Der @eiammts
9dseIidabeu auf 8O>-1OO,O 900 Wt. 9ez
fddtt unb IN 8etIbeim ersab bic Nbs
iddtuns bel ben wenig Serii9erten eiueu
ioI9en bis gu N3tSsbnteI Der 8sri9es
runesiumme. Sir bic bur3 bic 9aseIs
unwstter Sef6doi9te @emeinbe SOu bat
elm Meni6enfreunO 400 so. berseseben.
Spin9en. Der 65idbrise Burger
NatbioS &Ossenitein sOs ft3 burG
Sturj pom Der S9euneutenne ben Cob
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

uiUStASb SSlV"O'SV SShAS1hOS OOu 1ut
elm Menidenfreunb 400 so. ber9eseben.
Owin9en. Der 65iabrise Burger
WatbioS Rossenitein sOs f3 bur9
Sturb pom Der S9euneutenne ben Cob
5u.
S6IeStui8z&OIftein.
Sbeboe. NnldBIi9 Der &eItauras
ton Der biefseu 2uurentiittr9s fnb in
letter Seit bet Seffuuus Der unter benz
AItar belegsnen @rabeew0lbe b6dft ins
te:s6ante Tunbe gema9t worben. 60
fonb ii9 in Der pom @rufen 9einri3
Runbau int Sabre 1879 erbauten 6omis
lieug,uft Der malfiu ftIberne Sar9, nell
der bic 2ei6s bss 1888 in E~openbasen
aeIforbenen @rafen Sbrtifian &anSau
biret. &uBer 5ieiem Sarse bsfinoeu ft6
nod bret ebenfaus por3i9li6 erbaltene
Metauidr9e in 6ieIer @ruft nit ben
uebetreiten beS 9rafen Oetlep &antau
unb ben @~emobIinnen Der beioen @es
nannten !; bic SertierIn9 unb 9dn3e Nuss
ftattung Der Iettereu Sdr9e, bic pom Sus
pier angeFertiet unb reid nit @oIbs unb
SiIberi9mud perieben fnb. dbnelt Iebr
b~erieniSeu bes hIberuen SdrSer. &u3
bic @ruft Der Somilie pom BeuIwib ents
bdIt einen dbnIi6en Sartopbag unb 3met
tIernere Metauidr9e aus benz uOrtsen
Sabrbunbert.
SIensbur9. Ser 4rbeiter Sriez
bri@ @ebIer aus 9ornbauleu, SO Sabre
alt un6 Batter uon bret Rtnbern, bat bier
in ieiner @obnuns 3uerif feline 9ausbdls
term OOrotbea SanIen aus 9roBlolfelb
unb bann ft9 ieIbft erf9ofeu. lleber BITE
ndbertn ltmffdnbe, fowte iber bas Wos
tin Der Chat perIautet nod ni9ts Bes
itimmtes.
SanuOner.
6anupper. SSn unierer Yroutns
ftu6 4. 3. 80 &Ibeu3uderfabriten uors
ban6en unb u1ebrere neue in Nusfi9t ges
nommen. @dbrenb i'm Sabre 1877 nut
runb Al, 900 Moreen &iben bebaut mas
rem, lit biefe SId9e iest auf 80, 600
Woraen geffieeen, Die 9eiamn,ts
| ribenffeuer, weI9e In Der Yropin3 6ans
noper auf9ebro9t wuroe, 1T pon 5,O4o,s
| 976 We. i'm Sabre 1877 auf ni9t ments
ger ais 9,924,1 13 SO. i'm Sabre 1880
9efiesen. Das In ben &iben3uderfabris
Ten anseIeste capital betrast runb 90
Weiuionen M., nnb trosbem babeu
man5e Sabriten in ginffis beseidneteu
Sabren 40 p@t. Dtpiben6e nnb mebr
QeaabIt; ieIbf in benz alsemetn
ais iebr un3inftts betei9neten Sabre
1ssO-s1 baben II Sabriteu 10 psf.
unb bariiber bis gu 20 psf. Siuibenoe
aufsebra@t.
SiIbesbeim. Die beige 6an:
beIstummer, weI@e betanntIi3 Der ftaats
lt9en Sperre p~erfalen lit, bei@loB IN
ibrer Iesteu Situns, ibre taufenben
&us9aben ninu1ebr bur9 freiuiuige
Seitrdse nufaubrinsen.
ISei1en'NaKau.
Srantfurt a. so. Ser pon
&aIte'i9e &onturs, BET weI9em es fd
urn mebrere Wiuioneu banbeIte unb bel
benz ft9 bic 6auptmaIe tn Yaris befanb,
1T beenbist unb erbaIten bic biefseu
@IGubieer, wie ibnen er6ffnet wurbe, eth
| 4roaent ibrer Sorberunaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
ernSToDIta bon Aertten

"a u,htHniI6su auteritdtsn bsS Sus un6 ausIarbeI
m in unI6lkbar.s Stdrtuusss uns BeItbuuess Dlttttl
n s~astmtiutr S&r6de, usrpSier Rttotrsti&Iaetubett.
sJ4pGatr Rbrpsrsg Oufitutiou, nnh tel Stt6th btn
gJfIAtu eefAlsAt tiagu.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20
Improving Bees.


Infusion of new blood in our api-
aries is much Landed question, and
well it might be if we would have
our bees up to all points of good
qualities. For several years L have
been convinced that the queen is the
Keynote to success in this business,
and still as strongly think so. AS
yet it is urged to purchase new
queens, occasionally, and introduce
for this purpose. This is all very
well for it not only tends TO accom-
plish this result, but new queens do
equally well in new localities. But
L contend that the breeding OF
pure and vigorous drones also
is an important matter in keep
ing up strong and hearty bees.
Early in the season of each
year L place one or two choice drone
combs i'll each hive, and not in over
five per cent OF the apiaries, for the
queens use during the time only
that | have use for drones. All
other stocks [ keep nothing but
worker combs in. l don't allow the
same queen to rear drones the Sec
registry, and hence there is but lit
tie mistake in crossing the drOnes
each year. By this system my
queens are not only purely fortified
but her workers are hardy and Wig
orous. L am fully persuaded of the
value of thus crossing the drones,
for on vigorous drones depends the
qualities of our workers. Queens
are reared at the will and pleas
ure of the worker bees, and queens
fertilized with drOnes thus produced
will furnish eggs that seldom fail to
be prolific queens. 1t has been said
that most any kind Of bees will
gather honey equally well, but l
do not find such statements correct.
[ make it point to breed my
queens and drones under conditions
that will improve their qualities,
and the more pains L take in this
respect the larger my honey crop,
and think am well paid for such
labor spent. But this is not all. |
have never yet failed of good success
in wintering, and after care
full investigation, without preju-
dice, | am satisfied of the good re-
suits in this respect. L attribute
breeding up one of the precautions
to be taken in successful wintering.
There are many other conditions to
be carefully observed in wIntering,
but if all the facts were known
where disaster occurred in the severe
winter OF one year ago, [ fear the
lack of this breeding up would be
prominent. Citing back, by refer
ence, there has been great care taken
in the United States in breeding
queens, and l will not say that gen
eral satisfaction is questionable. 1t
is plain going over the same refer
ence that too little attention has
been given to the propagation of
drones to make Bookkeeping more
profitable.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20
Texas Cattle.
CChlcago Drovers' Journal


harvest cattle are beginning to
come in scattering way, and very
shortly they will be coming regular
ly, making up large proportion of
the daily receipts. Present prices
are as follows: Wintered Texans,
81 50(95.00 "a train of APO southern
through Texans, 1884 lbs, sold on
Monday at $500, but we have re-
ceived no such cattle from the north
yet, and outside quotations are,
therefore, uncertainty; halt-breeds,
So 20(G5.60, and Americans, $4.75(G
600 for medium to extra fat stock.
AS yet there have been no really
good-conditioned winter Texans
IRON the northwest, and ranchmen
who have sent III stock have appear
ed to be little nervous, as it were,
and afraid that present high prices
might be 'tOo good to keep"
1t is rather sorry spectacle
to see 90O(0950-fb through Texans
selling at $5(05.25, and heavier win
tered cattle going at 81 55(04.75 at
the same time, but such has been
seen here during the past few days.
Above all things it is now necessary
to keep the market reasonably free
from ill-conditioned stock, as buyers
are just in the mood to make the best
kind of use of anything like q glut
i'll supplies. They pay current rates
much more reluctantly for thin, low
grade stock than good, well-fatted
cattle, and will certainly lose no OPP
portunity to break the market on
low grade cattle. Grass is good and
cattle should be kept at home until
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20

The monopoly of the Australian
trade enjoyed by British steamship
owners is said to be in danger of i'll
vasion at the hands of the French.
Already one steamer has been sent
out by way of the cape, but in future
the Suez canal route is likely to be
adopted, as the return voyage was
found to be too excessively long.
Meanwhile, one of the great French
companies, induced by a special
subsidy from the government, is
about to establish a line running
once a month from Marseilles to
New Caledonia, calling at Mauritius,
Adelaide, Melbourne and sydney.
Vessels are now being built for this
service, aud before the end of the
present year it is expected that the
first of them will have been sent
upon its voyage. Says an English
newspaper: -"The high character
of the company (the Messageries
narratives company and the mag
nificence of the vessels which it en-
ploys on the longer voyages will
make it very formidable rival to
those already engaged in the trade"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20

The Christian Union gives an ac-
count of meeting held recently in
Springfield, Massachusetts,, by some
Methodist ministers, for the reading
and discussion of four essays on
"The intermediate State" '"The,Res-
direction" "The Judgment" and
Heaven or He'll" The writer of
the first argued that no one had yet
reached heaven or hell, but all were
resting in the pilgrimage from the
here to the hereafter, in Hades the
second essayist argued for the mad
Iaval doctrines of the literal resur-
rection of the identical body which
is buried in the grave; the third fixed
the location OF the judgment on
the earth, and the time at the end of
the world; the fourth insisted that
the scripture metaphors respecting
hell indicate either place of hOrri-
BILE physical torment or of mental
anguish still more dreadful. Con-
teInporaneously, the Presbyterian
ministers of Chicago devoted their
session to a similar theme, namely :
"What are we to believe concerning
Hades 2" The essayist is represent
ed as regarding hades as the final
abode of the dead, not q halfway
house, and divided it into a heaven
and hell. The majority resolved
that this was so, or at least that this
was their opinion.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20

THE first case against Stilwell
ii. Russell, late United States mar
shall, was disposed of yesterday, the
jury bringing in verdict of mot
guilty" The STATESMAN is graft
fed to make this announcement.
SINCE it always prefers to be-
heve one not guilty. There
has been quick management
of these cases against Colonel Rus
sell. Detectives were set on his
track, aud when the matter was
made up against him the department
of justice decided to push them Wig
orously, and such, it is said,
were the instructions sent from
Washington. They have been push
ed, for it is now only two months
since the arrest was made, and in
that time the prosecution is said
to have implicitly obeyed their
instructions. A fine array of
talent has been enlisted. on both
sides in making up and managing
the cases, and it was thought by
many that the power of the govern
would prevail. But it did not I;
Colonel Russell has been acquitted
on one charge, and the STATESMAN
is generous enough to hope he may
come out of the other prosecutions
as he did out of this.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20

The veterinary surgeons have been
using the microscope extensively,
and committee appointed by the
New York veterinary school has
made a report of experiments ex-
tending over a space of more than
three years. The conclusions are
that fully Is per cent of all the beef
and milk sold in New York are from
animals affected by tuberculons dis
ease. The meat and milk from such
animals are found to be infected
with myriads of microscopic infuso-
ria, and it is inferred that consump-
ton and other forms of tubercular
disease in man may be produced by
the use of these articles as food. The
report recommends the microscope
as much more certain test for de-
termining the quality of milk than
any other method. The tests en-
ployed in ordinary inspection are in
adequate to determine anything but
adpfteration, whereas much of the
milk in market Is unfit for use as it
comes from the COW.
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university was named, and success
sively named, and these advocates
of provision by the last legislature
for the university simply preferred
to carry into effect the purposes of
the fathers and their assigns, that
we might have here in Texas. in the
fairest land the world knows, the
grandest educational system of them
all. They preferred to further the
cause of education rather than to
vote lands, and hence money, into the
hands of those already controlling
too much of the lands of the state.
They desired to add to the state
educational edifice a solidity that
would make it the admiration of
educators; but they failed, be-
cause even among Democrats there
was found sufficient strength
added to other elements, to defeat
these noble purposes, and to make
the state the abetter of propositions
for private and corporate gain in
stead offor giving aid to a noble pub
lie cause. The constitution provid-
ing, the act next says, that in the
university no tuition shall be
charged, but that higher education
shall be free, that the people shall not
not be taxed to sustain the university,
but that it shall be sustained on the
interest of an endowment fund. 1t
provides that the university shall be
free school for every youth of
Texas, who feels like drinking from
the fountains of knowledge there
supplied. There 1t has been ex-
pected the young men and women
of the state would acquire
knowledge which they, in return,
would impart to the masses,
unable to leave home, in the COM
mon schools of the state. Such is
the proposed university, and such is
the effort made by its friends and
the friends of popular education for
its endowment. The law says, ait
shall be open to all persons in this
state who may wish to avail them.
selves ofits advantages, and male and
female on equal terms, without charge
for tuition, under such regulation as
the board of regents may pre-.
scribe.n This is the institution
which some hoped to endow that it
might to provide able tuition
for all who desired it. But the
plan of endowment was defeated
th9n, and it may be defeated again,
by those who make their way into
legislative halls for other pur-
poses than for the public good
for individual ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
for the enhancement of corporate
power. Democrats are now called
upon to decide which side they will
take. Will they go with the Ne'cS
against the people, or will they
make a grand rally for the cause of
education? There is no issue be-
tween public free schools and the
university. 1t is an issue between
the cause of education and land
grabbers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20

Mr.. B. B. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio,
writes: 81 felt generally unwell. Not
desiring to get into the clutches of some
rapacious doctor, stepped into a drng
store and inquired if they had a remedy
that would cure anything and everything.
The clerk promptly handed me bottle
good for dyspepsia 2 He replied, There's
nothing better.' said, My urine isn't just
the right color, l guess my kidneys are
out of ORDER 'Just the thlng,' said he,
Tor kidney disorders you will find it
strengthens all parts of the body, and
very refreshing to the mental faculties
Just the thing l want thought I, aud it
suited my complaint precisely. 1 never
before believed in cure-alls,' and now
make Browns Iron Bltters the only ex-
ception, for L really believe 1t will re-
lieVe any disease that human flesh is
heir to-"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-20

OSCAR WILDE thinks American
circus street pageants are not of the
highest artistic excellence. This
opinion will be disappointing to
thousands who have derived the
purest pleasure from these snrpris-
ing displays of American genius,
conducted, as the public are inform
ed and believe, without regard to
expense. The blending of oriental
grandeur with occidental realism in
scenes BETTING the cortege of a
princess of Delhi, affords picture
rivalled by few things in the renais-
sance of art. The disapproval of
Niagara Falls and of the Mississippi
river and our circus pageants by
Mr.. Wilde betokens an eccentric and
unreliable Judgment.