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Starting to Run to the Fire

1t was in Lowell, Mass. An alarm oil
fire was sonnded, and the engine was rap
idly driven out of the engine house. One
oil the horses took fright, pranced wildly
about, and ran the engine against the brick
door frame. Chief Engineer Hosmer was
severely bruised and two o: his ribs were
broken. For three weeks the physicians
doctOred him. Then a friend brought HIM
some PERRY DAvIs's PIN KILLER. On be-
ing rubbed with this, he was soon well.
Best Iniment in the world.
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A w1ES,s coMMANnMKNrs.

!. Thou shalt have no other wife but SUa.
2. Thou shalt not take Into thy house sny
beautiful hrasan image Of a servant girl. ~
bow down to her aud serve her; for ait
jealous wife, visiting. 30
3. Thou shalt not take the name Of thy
wife in vain. m
4. Remember thy wife to keep her 20.
Specially,
S. Honor thy wiies father and mother.
6. Thou shalt not fret.
Z. Thou shalt not find fault with ti.y
dinner.
8. Thou shalt not chew tobacco.
0. Thou shalt not be behind thy noighl"-.
10. Thou shalt not visit the rum say~r".
thou shalt not coyet the tavern ke+pri'A
rum, nor his brandy, nor his gin. nor Z
wine. nor anything that is behind tae ts.e
of the rum seller.
II. Thou shalt not visit the billiard bali.
neither for worshirping in the dance, nor
heaps Of money that lie on the table.
And the 18th commandment is, Thu
shalt not stay out later than . O'Clock ~
night.
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NEW BOOKS.

Many Of our readers will welcome The
solid information contained in tho lGO pages
Of "Copps U. s. Salary List and Civil
Service Rules" All Government salaries
are given, from the President with his $780,
900 to postmasters with $500. Specimens
arc selected of the examination questions
for &C mttance to the Civil Service through.
out the country. This little book costing
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to young men and women who desire ap-
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contains information about political machi-
merry which is ofimportance to ever citizen
"The Continental Magazine" for Novem-
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contains stories, poems, essays and illustra-
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we'll established periodicals. The editorial
department treats OF farm, fireside, popular
science, art and politics, and we, feel sure
that for the mon hly price of six cents no
such interesting publication can be pro-
cured in the United States.
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rHE. RUSSIAN SOLDIER.

passed by the gate Of tbe palace,
Obi stout are its walls, and wide;
AT his post was standing soldier.
Like a forest oak in its pride.
He was ng,he was tall and handsome;
thought, "Were but in his stcadl"
Ispoke-and four words he answered:
81 am on guard,' he said.
The air was scented with blossoms,
The skies were blue above;
said to the stalwart foldier:
"Fricnd, tits the time of love,
You are twenty-to what fair maiden,
Say, is your hot heart sped?"
Only four words he answered:
al am on guard" he said.
In the river beside the palace -.
A boy was drowning. wave
Had closed upon him. "Ho soldierl"
The crowd cried, "IIelp US to savel'
Meyer step took the sentry
(The boy has sunk-be is dead
only four words he murmuIel:
al am on guard" he said.
An oil man passed by tho palace
The soldiers father. The rout
Jeered at the debtor whom tyrants
Should scar l. the back with the knout
He looked to the stalwart go dier,
"Save me, my son!" he plead.
Four words the sentry answered:
"a am on guard" be said.
Then turned from the stalwart soldier,
And hid my face in my hand,
For | thought of dreary proverb
on a dark and distant land;
I remembered Of Georgian proyerb
With many sigh and groan;
And knew twas truth most bitter:
"a soldiers heart must be stone"
Ella Heath, in The Continent,
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y0,lNG All experience the wonderful
oS"H5 beneficial effects OF
OLD, AND n,,o..,e carsanar,IIs
MIDDLE y 49, y, : - e.. F.. g.
AGED, Ears. or any sorofulous OF Sslk-
ilitic taint, may be made healthy and stroiiS
by its use.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for sS
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AYERS PILLS.

A large proportion of the diseases which
cause human suffering result from derangr-
ment of the stomach, bowels, and live.
AYERS CATnARTIC PILLS act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed -
cure the diseases caused by their deranga-
ment, including Constipation, Indigea-
tion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysenter:.
and n host Of other ailments, for all of
which they arc safe, sure, prompt, AL
pleasant remedy. The extensive use Of theao
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular praS-
tjce, shows Enthusiastically tho estimation Ia
which they are held by the medical prefss-
sion.
These PILLS arc compounded Of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free froii
calomel or any other injurious ingredient.
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IN 40 week made al home by the ~
~ dustrOus. Best husines now :
W q - f're the public. Capital
needed. We will start you. Msr.
women, hoys and girls wanted everywhere =
work for us. Now is the time. You oAn W. q
IN spare time, or give your whole time 10 , =
business. No other businfFs will psy y
nearly so we'll. No one oRn ian 10 make e. >
nous pay. by engaging at a CO. CoBLy G.. =
ny snd terms ires Money tds ttSLi
Rusra, Maine. des3Sl
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"AYER's PILLS are invaluable TO me, AM
are my constant companion. | have be.
a severe sufferer from Headache, and yoti
PILLS are the only thing i could loOS -
for relief. one dose will quickly move if
bowels and free my head from pain. Thy
are the most effective and the easiest physiS
j have ever found. 1t is pleasure 10 me L,
speak in their praise, and l always do 20
when occasion offers.
w. l.. PAGE, of W. l.. Page & Bro
Franklin ST., Richmond, Va, June 3, lsee.
81 have used AYERS PILLS In nunib-'r-
less instances as recommended by you, NJ
have never known them TO fail TO nccomplist
the desired result We constantly keep thcla
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
For DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
j. I. HAYES"
Mexia, Texas, June II, 1882.
The REV. FRANCIS B. HARLowE, writing
from Atid,tt,t, Ca, says: For some yeais
past / have been subject 10 constipatif'
from which, in spite Of the use OF me
cines of various kinds, suffered increasing
Inconvenience, until some months ago
began taking AYERS Pills. They have
entirely corrected the costiye habit, a.
have vastly improved my general health.
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS correct irregG-
laritcs of the bowels, stimulate the AIPe-
tIte and digestion, and by their prompt ai.d
thorough action give tone and vigor 70 tue
whole physical economy.
PREPARED by
Or. J.C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Mexia, Texas, June II, 1882.
PREPARED D

Or. .J.C. Aver & Co, f, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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g2ie mnr trr 1emperenaltdote Sdnld

g4ie ntnr tm 1emperen5itdote Sdnlds
ieirer Gurit loidt. er;dblt etr 8eiierber
10: sd beiuhte in ether Heirer Stabt
elite beutiAe Ipptbcfe, iftbem i'd bel mir
bo4te, Der Gi9cutbiimer ruirb bod dls
2nnbSmdrr fiir @clh urb 9ute @urte ei=
ner ,.Sbrnbus" bergebcr: bns that er
nnd). Wctne 6rn9e, ph nt1n nif)t eif
@lds Bier befpmmer f0nue, benntlupricia
er nerneircrb, irocm CT birjuIiigte: lid
fnnn Shncn aber Gin @etrdnf perfduicn,
bnS 3brem gannid) cutipre9cn ipirb." "
r0cr nanttt" ingtc iG. Gr 0Tfncte cine
6lol6e, i9enfte cir, id trnnf,-es iunr
9eriteninft. 9b min Nun Sun 9tnb lnb
6rummen ber Sierbrnuer ba3 8ejept nit
tbeilen, rd9 tueld)en iie eir @etrdnt Der
ite1eu f0rnelt, has iel6it in bcm Stante
be5 ,,bl. Sdrtnes" ii; ben 4pptbcfen bifeltt-
lib uerfauft tueroen bari. Die etiquette,
wcl9e ouf iebe 5laide 9efle6t lit, lnutet
bu9itdblid: uaubeuIers8uid sBretuin9
2tIi'r. Ct 2ouis, Nu., Grtract Of Wtalt.
Inalpiis Specific=@rauitp 1O2, Grtrncs
teo O1atter 9.54, Garbonic Gcib O.16,
4lfobol 1872, 9ibes O.99." Sn eiuem
anOeren 8lnbc 9ebt mat oil eine 8retter@
iuanb, in tpelder ii6 5iuei Ginidnitte be-
finben. Sn iebem berietben iit cine
runbe Sbeibe on9ebrn6t, ipel6e ii6
tuneere6t nm ibre N9ie brebt. Iuf Oieier
Sdeibe iinb dluei ii9 re6tpinfli6 I6nei>
benbe 8rett6en bsfeitist, 10 oaB 4 e9ale
6d9er entltebeu. Wnn mag bieie S6eis
be breben, tuie MATT iui1, es 1T ni6t m6ss
li9 iraenb Gtipns binter Der Sretters
tudnb al ieben Wan lest nur bns @elo
in ems ocr 6Gfer; iubuIo Der im glers
beiliaIten Stcbenbe beu ibm iuo6lbefonrz
ten Slang uernimmt, orebt ii6 bic S6et=
be unS oas @elb lit uerl1pun6en. Na6
tuenigeu gu9enblideu orebt iia Die Sdciz
be iuicocr uno oor nns Iteht bns &C.
fuinIdte, aher 91iemnro fam id9en. Oh
es Der 1euie( mar, Der Gincm ben
1runf Frnbreidlt bat, poer feline Gross
Mntter"
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Rerbbcutftber 2lopD,
BdIti 1t o T e,2 inie.
@eseTu1Skiat QaKasierbefDrbernHg
Jpif&ta
8reme1t 1tn68dlttmDre

II L u G
Snr& bic rIbmlttsR tsianHssn, eiitrntA SSrau-
sen Yoasampfi@ffs srRsr GlaRt SSn 5000
1cRs:
Mnrnbere, Mmerifd, &frd6bnrA.
Abfdbrt BON Sremen iebsH Rittwe&.
atfdtrt BON Saltimore fehen DsHntrfds.
Die Ddmpfer ees q. .. Hrsh Fne duf hds
@slfneife asbaut, nit beutf@eH 9ssItuttn
bsu,nnHt une wereen ron btutf&tu eart-
tairAt befrblist.
81. Mn,abI her uis BEN r. D. Hrss Dam.
pfeyn bic Gnht 1882 btiSresrtex pdRdstsrt BE-
lduft IH auf
% I,lO1,975 Prrisnta ga
une ipri5i rebI am Stffsn fir bic etiitttssi
pieItr stnis trin rfifeneen pIbiitum.
3wiiAeubedSs Is . Naffasiere
trfSrsern mir ~ duesrprttnsliG biflista wrti
fen mad unS vrn DtuH&Iane, Otfsrrr&llH'
earn. u. {. 70.
Nntn GinnaHe,rtra rad nshti9sn Gtaatsi
iR bic 8et1e iibtr g Ittmpre aaRa ttf0n
brrS aniuratben : Ff rsiirn ftbr billia, Fnb il
Baltimore Dor iceer neberuertbsiluns seIHhs
unb tSnneR bel Anfunft in SdItimprr unn,it
t.Itar Rom Dampff&iH in bic btrsitftbrSeti
Gi(enbabnraeen RtiStR.
@er dIir bde nIte BatrYIane tefu&en, ODE
8erranhtt ane 8reunee berlbsr irmmsR lai
| fen iria, fsQte F& an bic nntsr;ei&nsten Issn
ten wenhen, Die 40 ieber neittrtn AusEuni
strn bsrsit Fnb. SrisHi&r IufraseR 1srss
rrrEipt teantrertst.
mA- a&te tarduf; tae Garrr pdfassI&tin
fnr bic Daupftr hts &erbetutf%e
SIrsb ausseRtIIt ptretn.
u. &6mbma6er S So,
GenereIs@eenter
0 S @nb SAB Ctr. Baltimore. Wo,
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9)ton tauft S9ube uno 5tiefef ienel
grt ON bt1iaitcn bel
3Obn 6. 3ciscl
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Cine i66ue ausuabl iertiaer Nn5iige
fir &noben finbet man BEL
5ermonn S4lenber.

Gin eiSentbiimli6er 5uitdub mirr
bur6 Die neue @ormalSeitre6nus in
@ittsburs berbeisefiibrt. Dieie 5tabt
liest sera6e an Der Sdeibetinie StuiIden
bent 6itli6en un6 mittleren Gormalseit>
9ebiet uRb fat nun stueierlei 8eit Die
6itli9eH 3iisc fabren mad 6ltlider, bic
rod Gentraljeit Wean tam
iest bort bon Often fer nm u ll6r an
tommen unb ibOr INT IL llgr iueiterrei=
iea, ober nin llbr @a9tS nd9 $3nuie
funtmen unb ihiu6reit, es lei gero6e Gins
eeheien, Hiw
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En,t Trent Greet.

5err Hntpn Mnlfer, 2ebrsr oil Der
2ittle Berger 5hufe. mar mebrere 1os
ee lebter 8ode froNfbeitsbnlber niht
i'm Stnnbe 1nterri6t III eri6cile.
8iele 5nrner bnben in ben lesten
3n9en ibre fetteu S9ipeire seiblndtet.
Db 5ie BEL bieIer fpnrn1en spitterurs
iueiie sebanbelt. iit cine 8rose
Bel ben 5erren 5elir 2duer mi
Guitdu NunbiuiIler flnpperte lestt
@Obe Der Gtor9 uno trddte Seber
elm ntunteres fleiHes &n16lein. 8eibI
freuen iid1 snrj t6nislif iiber bieie Se
I6eerun9.
6err @pttfrieb S6miot, Der befnnnt
Son,ners unS anbos 8hnItler BOZ
5tpiss, itattete bieier 9nge Ieinem 8ru
Der, Serrn Carl S6nibt, einen 8eIud
ab. g8ie mir b5ren bat f9 @Ottbnrb
Elm bl6l6es @obnbaus erri9ten laiien
basIel6e aber bis iest nod ni9t bejr
gen, bn ibm serabe 9os, uas eli
6eim uneenebm MAIDEN lam, ein tran
tes g8eib, feblt. Gr bot iest rpobl bel
&dfis, bat nber ben 8osel Iiir beuiclbe:
mod ui9t ein9efansen, gto nd6ites Sab
1T Elm G4altia6r, unb bn pirb I'D
piereidt irsenb eiue iunse Dame nbe
ieiHe ginIomteit erharmen.
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9Sermomm, NO.. Srcitas Ia. Gcsember,

nebiHuuesseiit nH ben Gag leseH MI
| Jest, bdnn fdnn 6erinonn bdlb nnf ben
9anmen Der er6Bten Stnht I'M Guuntt
perji6ten."
| Die BeipObner BET llnn8esehS DOR
gldrf's D1nble, I'M iibli9en Eheile bes
gourtp, bn6er eine BetitiOn ait Gene
rails 8oitmeiiter @rei6nm nbgeionbt, in
iuelder iie nm bic Grri9tuns eines
8oitamtes BEL Der MIble, inter bent
ganmen glarf's Min petitipniren.
8ir boffen, baB bon benz Department
bem 8uni6e Der 8etenten Solse ses
leiitet tueroen inDse, benn Der bon ibnen
beiisnirte Ylns eisnet fi6 beionber9 fir
elm 8oitnnt, ba bic 8eippbner Der ennz
gen llmsesenb ibr @etreibe bnielbit Sur
Mnble brinsen unb auBer6em fi9 bn-
Ielbit Elm gutter Store, iutpie cine G9ntieb=
unb 8asuer>@erfitdtte befinben, bic
idnmtli6 BON ben 8etuobnern ber
@a9bari9aft bdufis beiu6t tperben, unb
iie bei bieier @elesebeit lire 8oitla9en
n1itnebmen t6nnten obne beBbalb eiuen
l1miueS na9 eiIem ber beioen 8oitdmter
2ebuc ober Safes Brairie Su nuden
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3eber 8eutidlc int Gpurtp ipllte nuf
bos ,,Nermonner @olf8blo nbpnniren.
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g6nIraths.W erhanhlunaea

Rssslm6siss Observation-Disclosures aut
s. DECEMBER, 1883.
atptisnn: gRni. etBes, sOuis Msgrr, S8n,
StdmnnR unb Rpb. HVbpa.
Die gTrtrtrtle esr ltsten @triammlunssn
wurbtn rtrfeieR nns dnseErmmsr.
Dd bic Semiibunssn sts gprfanbes, sinsn
SttGlYsrfrettr fir Germ atelmdnn ribrenS
beTen aronFbeit ~ sspinntn, ii@ ais serseb-
lid trritfen baben, ruree tsi6lrdtn, am 21.
b. R. tine Grtrdrerfammluns a6Su5aItsa, um
fir ben 5an, tas 6srr AbrImann bis bdbin
ni@t seniissne eeneIen if, nm nit 3tufnsr
itine Sttns riteer on3utrrirn. stnsn yebrsr
fatt fsiner btfnitis an;ufttItH.
Die 8e&nunsen Der Serren 9er. Fang I'M
8etrase BON $1O.d5 unb SspaIb 5Iubr RON
$22.25 purbsn ssprifi unN sur 3nbIuns an
setpielen.
9ierduf @frtdsuns.
9uRds Gttmueaer.
Sefretdr.
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2esten Witttp09 tagte in @nIbin9
ton bas republitanii9e Gntional Gomit
unb bei6loB nab ldnserer Debate bi'
bis6erise Repr1IentntiOnsz8niis 6eiju
bebolten. gbicuso wur6e ais Der Or
fir bic Gbbaltuns Der nd6lten 9fationnl
gonoention nussetudblt uub bic 3eit fiji,
bic Gr6Hnuns bsrielben nuf Niittns bea
8. Suni 1884 feitseIest Stnntur .
W. Cabin uOr Minneiotn DnrSe Gin.
itirnrnis nls 8crFser bes gontites er.
tpdblt tnb folsenber Aufruf on Die res
pu6litnnii6en etimmssber nes 9nrbes
erldHer:
y9ie republtfanii1e @ntipnolcpnreus
ton miro nm 9;erstos ben 5. Suri
1884 hit iiuDlf l1br Wittoss lit Gbieo9o
Suionmentreten, lint Gan6ibnteu fir bos
Imt bes 8rdiiberten INTO Sice 9Srdfiz
berteu nufSufelIen, fir Die bei Der rd9s
item 8abl seitinttnt tperber inf. 9ie
8epublifoner iintmtli9cr Stdnteu. 10
tuie oGle anberen Stiirmgeber pbne Riifs
itft duf friibere pplittitbe 0teirungas
oeribieberbeiteit, fueldn edfiir iirh, Die
4rbeit III bebeH unb 81 ncreoelr. Die
ein6einiibe Snbuitrie ~ erfueitcrn ntb
ju bei6nbe',, ben @plfsmaiicn freien
llr:errid)t nr9ebeiber ;u loher, Die freie
9Iu8Hbune be8Stinmrehts urb ebrlifes
3dbLen Der Stitumen ~ ii6crr, ole
Menl6enre9te III iebnn 3bei1e bes
serneiulnmer 2nnbes ipirfiom III Bee
i6iiben, uno ben @unI9 boben, bur6
@iniebun9 notwithstanding, tuel6e
bieien SrunbIdben bulbist unb ii4 per=
pTlidtet, alf grrei6uns bieier 5tpede
5in5uluirten, cine freunbl9aftli6e Ges
iiitnung unb bnuernoe @intro9t i'm gait
;en 2unbe gu ii6ern, tuerbeu oufsefor=
oert fir Ieoeu Gtant bier Sele9aten
,,at large" 5tuei 9elesaten fir jeben
@unsreBbe5irf unb 5tuei 9elesaten fir
eber Observation-Disclosures ,,nt large"
Su ienber."
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Seine ySoifet Sets bel

0er 6emofrotil9en Orsanen 1T in
5ol9e Der @opeinbertuablen enblt6 bod
ein uSeifeniieber" nufsesansen. 8Or
ainisen &o6er nod briilIte oie 81. 9.
@orlb", uro ibr rn6 ale bemotratif9er
neutrality-suspicious., bnB es feine repub>
lifanii6e 3artci mebr sebe unb oicielbe
mnuietObt Iei 9iun beeinnt bic o@orlb"
eineu 9eitartidel nit Dem 4uirufe
"The Republican party is still pow.
erful."
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2S6cbentIic5er Warftberitbt

Nr o u { t II ia rf T.
GprrieiTt peH
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grccer.
Die nngessbsuen prfife tptretn rru Saneiern
fmeiiftns in Taai@l tt;ahIi.
Butter per pfuHe i5-20
Gitr per DyssnS 20
@efiiiael
SGhner per Tustns 16-s 80
Sntfr 2 5O-3 50
6GnIe ; 5O-5 90
Surftss per pfrre 1c-11
gJetrpdntteEspfel ser rfnrt ST
Tf,iIdt Sc
aa1tsaeIn rtr 9uIttl J0-7f
EepfeI, eFr 3ribfi -45
3pittsln ID.
91eiss SUbnsH 2 5C
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llcbfrr6fe III GROCER Wcrge nno III
nGlen 3rciicn bel
6srmnnn S9isnbsr.
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3l, perf0mfen.

Ger l1nter5eiauete iuunI9t ieiu on Der
0ritten StrnBe, IN 5ermdnn beleeenes
Grunbitld nebit ben bnrnuf befinbli6en
Gebduli9feiteH, beitebeno aus eiIienl
suei,it6fiscn 8ddiein BUbubous. 5iuei
Sommertnden. Stnnuns, uiu., 5u ners
fnufen. @cacn sadberen fuenbe man nd
on ben Gisenthlmer
Ri@eet SeRBeRerseI
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4Mtuna Tarmer.

Molticator unb Common Genie 8ui
teridreiber, 8ncire Sprirspnsen I'M
8uesicS. &epitonc GOrn~S9dler, Gort
bolj Sd9emilblen rnb ibtrbnupt oGlc 81
beter Sorteu 5nrla9erdtbft]nftcn )
bdber bei
8eh hepphl & SedeI,
Berger. Mo
Mdrt in IGlemnnr,
4sett fir Soernrdn. Wr.
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&eHer Storc
CS. w. MAUSHUMD, =

ssssniibr Der brrmann Gdsines SdnE
Hermann, NO.
Gcttta trbaItsti, zine l9SHe Anspahl Drs
@pshs, Rptpns unt @rstsrits, bic ID ~ htn
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10
An Innnirr from the suburbs

Editor Morning Nelrs. some time ago
there were several communications in
your valuable paper in reference to the
extension Of the city limits. Ideas were
advanced that before this was done some
assurance should be gi4n the inhabitants
who live in the localities which are to be,
or have been incorporated, that sufficient
protection of all kinds would be given
them. Now, to bring more forcibly to the
minds of the people the fact that this is
the most essential requisite, we have only
to recall the atrocious acts which have
been committed in or near these places
within the last few weeks.
Whilst / am not one to counsel rashness,
as it may be termed, or bid defiance to
law, vet ! would respectfully ask, what
means OF redress have the citizens who
live on the outskirts or suburbs Of this
city? | am fully aware that the general re-
commentator would be to the strong arm
Of the law; but, with all due respect for
it and for those who make and administer
Il. there Is too much hardness in its un-
dertakings and in enforcing its mandates.
IL redress Of our grleYanceS'c9nn0t be had
by fair and honorable means, and crimi-
nails are allowed to ride TOugh-shOd over
our citizens. then, for our own personal
safety and that Of our helpless families,
foul or rash measures are the only resort,
Is 1t to be wondered at that Eieilant
committees. have taken matters of this
kind in taeir own hands In other places
Are peaceable and law-abiding citizens
to be murdered in their very homes with
impunity, and unprotected femalea TO be
insulted by fiends in human shape IN the
absence Of tLeir protectors. The inner
most soul Of every one who bears the title
of a man. and who has a spark Of gOdly
humanity in his composition, revOlts at
the idea. Well may we add q ieplg0ra,
y HJOTeSi
This community, Mr. Editor, have been
in STATE OF fever heat Of late, owing to
the dastardly and cOwardly outrages
which have been recently perpetrated,
and we have but to resist the first begin
ning.s 1t is frankly admitted by all shat
there are respectable and laW.abiding
citizens of all classes among us-both
white and c6l0red but IL matters not
whether the parties who commit such
crimes as l have alluded to be white or
black, mete out to all alike the punish
ment they SO richly deserve with dispatch.
/ DO not wish to be understood as a dis
turber Of the peace or an agitatOr, for
only give vent TO my feelings in this
unjust matter, and justice be there such
thing cries out Yoo poDuli, cor del.
CITIZEN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10
TIE HAERTEL AIURpER.

No additional DevelOpm ents since sat
urday-The Perpetrators Of uhe Foul
Crime In the Iron Grasp of the Law
The Verdict of the jury Looked for To
Night.
There were no further developments in
the Haertel tragedy yesterday. and the
case remains the same as SATURDAY night
when a SuHd1y Telegram reporter called
upon Jailer Waring Russell, in regard to
the affair He was informed that
since the last report which appeared in
the MORNING News was given, a
great deal Of important testimony had
been obtained and that evidence against
the perpetratOr Of the crime had been ac-
cumulating and was still rapidly coming
in. The testimony which had
been elected since Friday morning
is said To be so strong that the State
viii not have TO depend on ciTcumstantlal'
evidence merely to make out its case.
Positive information has been reached
that must lead to the conviction Of the
murderers, and though one or two arrests
NAV have to be made in order to complete
a few links in the chain Of evidence,
Jailer Russell assured the reporter that
he now felt no uneasiness but that the ar
rests would certainly follow and the case
against the author Of the tragedy be fully
made out.
The reporter suggested that it might
not be proper to make such a positive
statement. and that the party or parties
whose arrest was expected might
escape. Mr.. Russell replied that he
wished the public 10 know that
he had the murderer where he could not
get away: that he proposed 0 show what
the dark gummy substance on the handle
Of the Ratchet was, when the Haertel store
was closed on the night Of the murder,
and where the murderer has been from
the time of the tragedy until his arrest
These points viii be laid before the COrO-
ner's Jury, as some other important evil
dence already has been.
In response to an inquiry when il was
thought the evidence would be complete
enough TO warrant the jury to render
verdict, the reporter was informed that it
was believed that the evidence would
probably all be in tonight. or on
Tuesday. Mr. Russell remarked that
while ne would like to let the reporter
know what the evidence is, he did not
think il prudent 10 furnish it until the
COrOner's jury had passed upon it.