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Inrespondens. Content, 81. Npril.
DIS greianiB- bon eiriger 8ebeutuug
fir biefe ltmgebung fam Die iiingft
bier itattgefunoene &pnfirmation jlnger
gbriifen lutberii1er Gonfeilion gelten;
81 an Der 3abl. g8ie eilt gutter Sirt-
i'm figiirliNen Slime geipro6en-ieine
9eeroe suiammenbdlt unb gut M1t
giebt, baB feines Der ntbeuern" Glieber
perloren gebe, 10 iuar aud Der iiir bas
geiltige ooer Seelen1eil beiorgte Ser
matter ober Siiter oieier melt perbrei=
teten 0eerbe ben,iibt bic jiingerem
Spr6Blinge berielben aus ben perbor=
genten @infeln 5uiammen su iu6en,
iie ipiirbig ppr5ubereiten unb Iie feierli1
Der @emeini9aft ein3uperleiben. Cb
babel ,pirfli6 bas in Geiabr itebenbe
gciitige Wobl Der Sugenb als leitenbes
Motip i'm 8orbergrunbe itanb, pDer elm
bamit berbunbenes materielles anregeno
mirfte, bleibe unerDrtert. Sbatla1e
aber bleibt es, bab bic 9lifaire cine lob
nenbe mar, benn 81 nit s. multiplisirt
giebt nod 9bam &ieie bas gang ans
febnli9e @rge6nib bon 135 ihnDber
Dergangli6er Dollars, rgema6t" in
perbdltniBmdbia furser 3eit. Wabr iit
es, feit benz 8erpeilen bes @riinbers
Der driitliben Jfeligion unter ben
Sterbli6en baben ii1 Die 8erbdltnile
geipaltig gednbert, Der Materialismus
i6ldgt pu6ernb feline @uraeln in aae
S6i6ten Der meni6li9et Gelelll6ait,
ielbit big auf bic SanSel itredt ct feline
peroerbli6en Sangbafsn aus. Seber
9rbeiter lit ieines 2obnes mertb, uuh
Der Siener Der Stride beOarf etipas
mebr mie oas Wort, bas er. prebigt;
billig unb re6t 1T es baber, bab fir
iol6e Sienfleiltungen, pie Die pben
ermabnten, cine angemeIiene gntl6dbi=
gunJ geleilfet tperoe; ieber einii6tspplle
Meni9 mirb bies gepiB Susene1en.
Sebo6, baBbierfiir cine feite Sare, pie
bel Nbbofaten, 9lerSten unb anberen
profeilionem eriliirt, NOR bis beute uns
unbefannt; Der @ebrau9 mar es BON
ieber, iol6e SienItleiltungen na1 8e=
lieben gu bonoriren, Der Cine mebr, Der
| Mnoere tueniger, je na6 finansieler
Sage bes Betrehenben. llno, oaB eitl
| 10 niebriges 9lequipalent, tpie Der pierte
She'll zines Dollars i'm ad libitums
Wege entrihtet iporben lei, fam bios
als pages 6erii6t anseicben tperoen
Ielblt mdre bies Der Sail, 10 muB man
es BON einem Siener Der Stride, Der
Gemeinbe geseniiber, unpaiieno unb
unSiemlld) finben, cine berartige Ye.
mertung iiber feline 2ippen geben gu
lailen.
Ntit Monat 0tdrs enbl9te Die ssrei;
i6ulSeit Der bieligen dlteren beutl6=
amerifaniiden S6ule, on Der Serr
3bomas als 2ebrer fungirt. Das
Gramen uno bic bamit perbunoene
Sefli1feit muBte in Riidlitt auf bas
publitum, bas fait ausl6lleBli6 aus
Jarmern behebt uno an y8obentagen
fir iol6e 9lffairen ieBt bic 3eit ni6t
eriibrigen fann, auf einen Sonntal
angeiebt peroen. Ssbob fpegen De,
Oben angeiiibrten 6onfirmntonsfeier;
lidfeit aog ii6 bieies bin big lebter
Sonntag; (bas S6ulbaus bieut gu:
glei6 aud fir9li6en 3pefsn.) Ob=
| glei6 Elm beftiger Norbtuino berrlftl
uno bic 3emperatur beoeutenb 6erab.
| geitimmt tpuroe, 10 erIbienen bpb BIZ
relpeetiben gltern nit ibren 0inoerl
| CUR beiiimmten 3eit, baB bas Gramer
Der Sdiiler ieinen 9lnfang nebmer
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oerrea aebattenre!
&c beriitrtte Trau pbne Gttet!
(gIas bem Bottom GIobe.")


eerrra aebattenre!
Sas Dbise iit elm sates Bib BON Srau apSia G.
iinfbom aus apnn, Maf bic m br oils irsenb eine
anSes 5rau in @abrbeit ben Namen Ser g6rauenz
ireunbn" ben piele ibrer orrciponbcntinnen iIr
10 gerne beiIegen, perbient. Sic wibmet id5 nit
benz gr5Bten gfcr ibrer @rbeit, rpeIde Iestere bas
gefIItat zines IebensIdnsIi9en Stubiums lift, unb
Il. sesfpansen feds aiiiitentinnen ii5 su baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic ausgebreitete GorrefponSen;,
peI9e Don alien Seiten ibr ;ufIiebt unb pon benea
cine iegIibe tbre ipe3ieae 2eibensIait pber ibre
Sreube bapon befreit ;a iein, tanSsiebt sn beants
iuorteit. Sbre Tfanaen s1rdraration iit Gin Sell
r,itteI fur quite unb ti3t fir b5fe Swede. SD babe
Yerionlib oes ansgefmnben nnb bin bon ber gsa5rz
beit oeiler mas tdb idge, aberseugt.
@egen btejerpoR RlHeoieisnenG Gisenidaften ipirb
fie pcn ben beiter @ersten bes 2anbes enlpipbIem
Mno peri9rieben. einer pom bieien faet: rDie
Btrfung 1T wunbcrbar unb er1part pieIes 2eiben.
Sic fnrrt roudnbie bic id5 5Iimnite grt wutterIeibs
Mbiauen, 2eucorree, nnregeImGBiae unb fd,merss
liae monat!d5e Reinisuns, iebe art Samen=aranfs
, 2e.t. & &SntsanSung nmo gei9wiire, unnatiirIid3en
SlutabluB, teoe Nrt Seriesung uno bic barnuf fols
genoen 9tldeniHnrfbe idperoer, nno 1T befpnbers
anipenbbar iar Belt bes 2ebenstuedfeIS."
o sic eIrd,6rinst isssn Gbeil beg menfdIi6en
arGft EN-. S9wd9e, SIdbfubt, Srang mad gieisz
Titteln nno Maeeni9pdde rptrb ieberseit baburdb
abeebolfen.. Ste MISUNDERSTANDING Gopff6mers
tSHs utLppIs SelpeHs uu9eHeiHe &prref1DtoaDei
S1lafoiigtet, Abnattrng uno finrcrSauliebfeit
Jenes Gefabl .gdn3Iidcr Grf65pfnng, fpeides
5dmsrsen unb 9ldenleibefi snr Toge bat, lit nets
poiltdnbig poriber natb Gebran9 biefes SeiInit.
tells. Je6er;eit nnb inter allen ttmfdntcn 1T bic
Birtung In uo!lfdnbise nit benz
rem peibiid)eu Q0rperipitem unterIiegenben geiet
Der preis 1T nursi. q SIaid5e, IS. fit SIaider
rnb fuirb pon allen Gpotbefem perfauft. Sraenb
tpeler 9atb fur fpe3ieue Sale, unb bic 9amen non
Bielen bic burd Mnpen6ung ber gfansen Mi{dune
peuitanSig kerscieIlf ipOrben, fam man pos
Trs. Y. ni5rer pripats sabreie, 2pnii, Wa, erbaIy
ten. aRan fRge Yoitmarfc snr Beantportuna BET
0eaen Nieren 8eidweroen Bethlehem WefdIed,z
tern it bieie @ii6ung lnibertreffbar ,pie ,obls
rel4e 8eusniiIe beipeiien.
sylrs. 4infbam's 2eber Biuen." {aat elm Core
fponoent uinb bic beiten tn ber g8elt ais SeIntteI
9egen Berstopfarg, @alerbej9werben nnb 2eber
Grftarruns. Sbr @lmt Meiniger brnat @ui,s
ber5n Berfe ar6 id speiFe nidf lpirb baIb ebcnio
perlbmt un6 popular iein Ipie bic pfan;en qrdpa=
faficn.a
: Gin Sober mub biefe Srau aIs einen gnaben
ensei anfeben, beren ein;iser Dunf9 Il. ansercn
gut sn fbun.
philadelphia, ga. 90 @rs. u. 81. o.
TNz4AMyG e ~
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6. S. sN2uQer. gnholeioIe, !,

: =. $. Weiller, Wboleialer unt
Getailbdnbler in Garben, Oelen, Mn=
itrei9ermaterialien, Commensurate,
San antonio, empfieblt iein groBes
Eager iii bieIen 9lrtiteln su Stem Oorl
Preiien nn0 ma6t gan3 beionbers aui
ben gemdblten Norratb BON 8iloern :
Gbromos, &upfer= unb @tablftiden,
Selgemdloen utlb phantalie Bilbern
aller Nrt, ferner auf bic gei6madpolle
Mustpall bon Biloertabmen Der aller=
mooernlten Gorm ltnb auf bic 9lles
umfalien6en 3ei6nenmaterinlei1 auf=
merriam. ollie Guflrdge fit irgen6 eine
bet pbigen 8ran9en merben prompt
ausgefiibrt; Nil6er bon ieber GroBe ein=
gerabnt unb alle Mrbeiten m6gli6f
i9nea uno gut beiorgt. Die in bas Ga9
f9lagen.
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ag Cine 9 botograpbie 1T cine
@rinnernng fiirs ganae 2eben uno ferm=
ipobnensen 8ermanbten fann man feline
gr0Bere 6rellbe bereiten, als tpenn man
ibnen feline Photographic iiberi1idt. s..
6mbn & Co., Norbmeit=gde bomMlin
Blasa, fertisen briQante 8ilber an.
Sbre Gaaerie 1T pomp0s eingeri1tet
uno nit ben neuefen Npparaten perie=
ben. 30,1 ,6Wft
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Ser yuitpfficc Grdanae,

Spmmers & peteriom gisen=
tbiinier, fiibrt bic belien Weine, gbam=
pasner, Wisfies, 2iqu0re, feines Bier,
einbeimii@e unb importirte Gigarren.
Tas 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig anb
Sillarbipieler finben mebrere Slide Der
beiten Gabrifen oes 2anbes. [1,2,nS
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: 3ipei farbise Grauen in Corpus
GbriIti, ,paren eiferiii6tig auf chamber
gewerben unb bic cine bei6loB, bic an=
bere aus benz Mege gu fdaffcn. sic
feuerte Sll bieiem 3tpede einen &epoloer
auf lire &ipalin ab, traf tie aber nur in
Die Sanb.
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6enrn's @arbpI. @aIbe.

Gle III bic bsae Salts fur SGniitt.
Ysulsn. Nusf6los, @sihwGre. Salsrbsu.
mutismus, aufssiprunsens 5ante, Gltsr.
unssu, 6lbnsrauSsn une ole 5aaltrant.
tsittn, SommsrIsdsn unp MitsKW. Wan
tauis Ssnrs's Garbolie Salbe ipsil ale
anesttn 6dlfdunsn lnb. vrsis 25 Gents.
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Or. @rsens Srpasnaiso Bittrs 10
tas bette 6stlmitttl fur GpspepFa, Gal,
!enieieen, Walaria, llnptroauIihttit unb
8ranfbsiisn tss Blutes, esr Nisren. qttsr.
9aut &c.
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9ie SiamantsGarben tbun nebr
als fir lie beanfprudt wirb. Man
fdrbe bic alien &leiber. sic tperben
wie neu ausleben. Nur 10 Gents fiir
iebe fSarbe.
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1000 Collars Nelobnung fur ieben
Gaben Cotton Der oarin gefunoen tpiro.
Sdleier in allen bentbaren Mfiitern.
Td6er su allen preiien, @r6Ben unb
@Orten. Nian n1uB Die G10nbeit bic.
ler @a6en bemunbern.
@oriets! gorfets2
$. 3's Nbjufable 81, ipertb $1.5O;
oies III ems Der beiten goriets inl
Martt. 9urpriie 81, Bamboo $1.35,
3epbpr $1.40. patent automatique
$1.75, ipertb $3.50, patent oiogropbic
$1.75, tuertb $3.50, Dr. Warners
6ealtb yauriing $1.75. Mrabesque
6anogema9t So. ipertb S. un6 cine
groBe Musipabl anberer Marfen su bens
ielben billigen preiien.
@d0nife @ambrir Gbemiietten non
so Gents aufmdrts.
Heberidd1en bon so Gents Bis 81 .25.
@owns bon 80 gents Bis 81 .25.
Saquetts bon 81 big $l8 bas Stiid.
pubWaaren
gBir baben bierin cine auBerorbent=
lihe Qunbihaft un0 peripenoen barauf
fpecielle Muimertfamfeif. Wir berfau=
fen fur gaibmarfen bic Waaren fir
Haorpreile. Wir baben nur iaiipnmd=
biee Maaren. uniere, Neubeiten bie=
rim f0nnen ni1t ubertrpffen inerben.
nniere RenntniB Der Siaot= unb
2anbfunoidaft siebt uns zen 8ortbeil
nur Waaren 5u fiibren, ipel6e ge,uiinf9t
merben.
Beldbe. Ornamente &c. Wir .iiibren
cine grpBe Musipabl unb berfaufen gu
Yretien tpelbe Die Mrtifel tillig MAIDEN.
Berf1iebenes.
Mir baben es su unferer 2ebensouf=
9abe 9enodt unfer @ef9dft 10 au fnb-
rem. haB es benz Gef1mod unb Wunf9
bes publifums entipri9t. Ser erne
Raaf oerli&ert uns, bab mieber seiauft
tpir6.
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Or. Datts 9tbtrptutn fInb eis
bsfsn fattartif&sn 8saulatorsn.
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DurupS .@atarrb< Spru,
bsilt aus afttiiemn ess 0alifs, 3cpfss
une Sdlunees.
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9salaH:salp II. @illarbsS sSalle.

- Fs*s"T* O"*0" Nv VVt*WEp11Wt1C1
9fo. 10, Solebabiirabe. q. GtraBbur=
ger 8eliser. 6 Billiards neuefen Stu
leg. Nnr Die beaen 2iqu6re, Wbisfies,
@eine, fril6es 8ier unb @igarren. Mm
2un1eounter Die ausgeipablteiten De=
lifatellen. Greier 2un6 jeoeu Morgen
bon 10 big II ubr.
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@m. s. Outteriioe & Co.,
plumbers uub Sos ssitters,

335 Sit 6ouitonfirabe, San antonio
8aoeipannen, Sturabdber, Waherclo.
iets, Marmorplatten, @ummil1lou1e
Slei= unb @iIenr6bren, 8ierapparatt
.unb @asfirtures aller Mrt. Lii
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Slame Tlamca=9lmsiisc.
200 9(n5iige bon $40 an aufmdrts
Tarbe garantirt. gu baben BEL
pancoat & Sobn.
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sNunltl,er 268.
S. Mayer 4 Son,
@de @pmmerce< unb 9faparrp~Strabe,
gegeniiber @rppS' Bonf.

gaitore9anbi6ube in allen Garben unb
su ben biligften preiien.
@pibenzGragen Is, rs unb IS Gents
in ben neueiten Moben. Dieies De.
partement lit Der beion6eren 8ea6tung
su empfeblen.
Oie Qualitdt bon unleren ydnbern
1T Die bette. Wir fiibren bic befannte
unb garantirte Marfe Sob MeoaiIe"
rein @eibe.
yfo. 2 @roB Grain 6 @ents per Oarb.
5 8 ~
9 12a
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9. Maper& Spbn
ede Commerce uno Iauarro5troBe sesenhber GrOos 9anf
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9luf nem @eac ann spital.

rr.fefuns fplei.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
THE OLD, OLD STORY.
10 he Etnor

WAsHINGToN, Nov 2n.-Much sincere and
righteous indignation is expressed in your
columns ut the revelations which come from
Mahone's able address and from other sources
regarding the Danville riot and other bourbon
methods of carrying the late election. There
seems to be q disposition to call murder by its
right name. A congressional investigation is
talked of Allow me to suggest plan which
would obviato all necessity for that expense.
There are now lying unused on congressional
shelves tho result Of an investigation of bour-
bon methods in South Carolina, taken in
1876, at on expense of $20,000 and withheld
from tho people 1t will only noed the peru.
sal of the Hamburg and Ellenton massacros
Tor riots, boliovo the bourbons prefer to call
it) to enlighten the whole country as to tho
methods at Danvillo, with this difference
perhaps, that as tho odds between tho two
parties were greater in South Carolina than
in Virginia. the necessity for murders were,
of course, much greater and the victims more
numerous. ii. Q. l.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
LErTERs no THE EDITOR.
ANOTHER CRY FOR BETTER LIGHT.
To he Editor,

To The Editor.
As the assembling Of congress is near at
hand, the writer is pleased to see that you
have again taken up the subject Of the gas
monopoly. A fow words as to the history of
the use of crude petroleum, IL you do not
object. Before the war OF tho rebellion
young gentleman of this city was interested
in tho use of crude patroleum botgeon tho
gasometer and the lights in private houses,
claiming that IL was good thing to enrich
the gas, and at the same time savo expense
in the consumption thereof. When, in tho
course of time, this gentleman died, this in
dustry soems TO have been dropped, or tho
gas company may have purchased tho patent
If there was patent, or may havo taken up
the idea of enriching their gus with crude
petroleum from this beginning. May it not
be that this is the origin of its use which is
making smoke houses of our residences? Z?
How long will the citizens of Washington,
proverbially long suffering, quietly submit
60 tho impositions of this monopoly, with its
acknowledged corruption fund ready to put
down all efforts on tho part of the citizens at
fair prices for good gas2 w. s. M.
National Republican., 1883-11-24

lire Insurance and 6ds-Lfght ComDdntsL
Washington City Gas Light .....pnr 20... 49, 33A
tliennell lneutuuce..... ...-s.ss1V. ~
Nhuonnl Union lnsurnnce-.....,.......0l... IS w
Loluiloh ,s'so''. ga
Potomac Insurance Company ........- - .....y
Riggs Insurance company. ...~....."......... So "
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To uo Editor.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 22.--I havo read tho
report as to the condition of tho Stevens
school building, with good deal Of interest.
Now won't you toll us who is responsible for
the erection of such u building, with no means
Of ventilation, closets worse than stable, and
which is liable to fall and crush 800 chidrenP
Give us the full data, name Of the architect,
contractor, trustoea and authorities undor
whom this death-trap was erected, that the
public may know who to hold responsible.
There must be record that will show all this.
Turn on the lightand letus know all about it,
A CITIZEN.
ASK your prorar for tho Orator
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30
Arkansas Ways.

HWill you please lend me your
av2" said an immigrant, stopping
at the fence surrounding a log
cabin and addressing a citizen of
Arkansaw; my wagon broke down
hack here a piece, and it puts me
ont nretty badly, | assure you, [
won't keep it long. VIII you lend
It TO met"
81 would if it want fur one
thing" the squatter, for such he
was. replied.
whats that?"
Amt 90; nary'n."
"YOu don't pretend to say that
you haven't got al ak, do you?
NO ah, don't pretend ter say if,
but Jest say It,
aHow do you get along without
an AK"
"DJn't get along without one"
Didn't you say you didn't have
one%
"YeSh."
"Th9n you have one?"
Mock"
"My friend, l hate to call q man q
liar, but I'm afraid this occasion
demands it. You are liar one way
or another. 1 don't know which"
"Ef | thought that yer meant that
I'd git over thar an crawl over yer
till yer dog would meet yer in the
road an wouldn't recOnniZa : er, but
don't 5'IeYe yer mean it..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-30
WHY DO WOMEN GIGGLE

want, says a writer in a San
Francisco paper, some profound
tStudents OF female character to
write an explanation of why women
giggle, always giggle, with and
without cause when you expect
JheEn to and when you don !;
whether you are funny or are talk
ing about your debts. I propounded
this cOnundrum to my comrade
recently, and that gloomy philoso-
pher gave answer: Because they
had been taught for thousands of
years that unless woman always
g!ggles men suspect her of " caring
blue stockings, and fee from her as
from creditor" Now, L do not
believe this is so, if for no other
reason than that women did not
wear stockings thousand years ago,
so, manitestly, could not have worn
blue. | am willing to believe that
most men who do not read the
Wasp are fools. yet l think there
are enough who are Dot to form a
small circle of admirers for the en-.
enlargement of women, who can
not be estimated at from ninety to
one hundred and forty pounds OF gig
gle. l really believe l am right in
my supposition. and earnestly beg of
some Well>favored young woman to
act upon the suggestion. Let her
go to the next party firm in the
determination to giggle only when
she is sure the man who is talking
to her thinks he is amusing. Let
her refrain from giggliug when he
tells her Of the death of rich uncle
who failed to mention him in his
will. Let her suppress her giggle-
no matter how frightful the effort
when he asks her seriously whether
or not her sympathies are with the
striking telegraphers. Let her COM
port herself after this fashion for
one whole evening, and if she does
no, receive twenty proposals for
marriage she will at least have the
satisfaction Of knowing that she
stands high in the estimate OF
twenty men as curiosity