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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30
rnamm. NO., Grcitae, ecn so. aNdrs, 1858.

Der prohibition in 5cras uiome
u. Sismerina in Gan NntOnio fol
aenoeu staaruf
n@S 1T unteys trauriae YFidt, rai
@erlheicsa ser YrObibitian nod cine,
luuewieriaen unb bofnunasIoieuSront
belt III Uer.sidlafu. Sie itarb on
Nitlwotl H.n 27. 6ebruar 1883 Mor.
gems III lllr, in Der Aeprdfentanten.
buHe Der 9eaisIatur gu Nuffin, in @e.
aenfpart pom "a 9octoreu, Die iie aliif'
lid su SOoe curirf bobeu, uuo bon Sc
SeiNtra0enbtn, Die fh alIe WHGe ee-
Qt6cn, fic i'm 2e6en III elbaItsn. Yie
GeritCr6cHe lpurbe inn Sabre 1854 in
W aine gebOrcn uno bat bort cine
lhIcnte Gtsiehura gen ofen uub lid, in
5OAe arileu siues nerrufsnen 2sbcns,
uanoelS idulria asmaft. 9Rit ihrer
3Glfe blbtn &trbrtden nIler Nrt in
ibredererreQenoer @elie IN 6ielem
StHate Mtdinc ;ugenommcu unb
uameutIlG bat iit Die Sruuffudt idaus
ocrbeft nermeb,t. Son Otline oiuq ic
iuuddit mad Vermont un6 rihtete
aud 0o Gtel llnbetl an. Dduu trnt
lie 6ic Teife ,ad & an as an, IieB
itd) 6ott nisoct uno berm1tIte iid nit
Ct Sobn. Nm I. NnUsmber uGriaen
Slbres nber iblua ein Ulibhrltl in
Die rnbellige 6bc. ldnnee nutoc
grldbmt un0 YrobtbiiIOa mnBte ibrer
Wehs aeben Sie madte taraui
: ~ il III ibrsm Dauptquartier, ~ ans
oeIte btn Stant in elm arobes Srrens
bans nm, bebte Die 8urger oneinanbsr
unb unterluubIte ole Yarteitn. big bas
Sbergsrid)t ibr ieiate no ber 3immcr-
mann cas- God 9elalieu batte. Gle
troute BON oaunen, periuhte cs in 9icw
SerIep. YcnuiDInonicn unb Mi1ouri,
Ober iIbrron icbte man lbr ben StubI
Dor bic Ebiir.
31d fam lie bcnu euhlrb uad ! Scras
uno rrc 6rGueulpelt Lief ibr nit auf-
gcbObsncn SIrmen entAe9cn. 60 fan.
cen fid) aud pltIe 6reunbe, ole I'M
@amhe bsrumllfltn unb ibren 8ubm
uerfilnHeten nno ein Nbpofot in Sal
ueIton m0lltc Cs im SuttrsIe ibrer
So6e Dem SimiOn naHmaGeu. Gr
eret,fi cineI Gieletinnbaden, um ole
Seinbe Der Yrobibltirn bomit 3u ltlu-
GGn, ittluA lih aber in unuer;HbIitet
%rtbltnSuna 6cu GicIStinnbo6en Ielblt
um lie Sbtcu, Sdou Dor sluei Sat-
rem baitc ms Die YrobiGitiou 9elud
ubgcitnitct, mur0r 1ber nit Shimpf
unb S0ouhe dns 6cuI 3anae biuaus9c-
iaat. OiesmaI mdt!e iis bon born
bersin igr Gliheincn ais Fatientiu.
Waa iuldtete iic nht mctr. 9Ibcr
nit leltencr &nrrgie tnhie itc tbre Sc
benshtilter n0h slnmal auf uno 3iueis
NAL mar il aGran, iid CUR alien Dc!r'
libfeit gu erbcben; - ba oaben Ole "a
Nersts oes ScpI oifntantcnbauieS lbr
cine bcrubigsn>e YiGc, bic lie idncl
lus SenIers tef0rOccte. Wi0ge fie
ianlt rubcu 5rras III nod, Iaugs niht
reif .u ttncr Gbe nit bcr perrufeuen
Spr6BIiu9in BON Raine. llub uad)
gutter, alter, heutihcr Cite woIIcn mir
user bGs Grab Ger 8robibition bin
Gins ttlnsen. g8obI betomms tbr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30
> DIR. .T,CAMPBELL

ST LOUIS EYE & EAR INFlRMARY
pire Ssrmdnn am
b~ 21frn INN 23trn Aprif ~ae
pirbrr einrn 9fiu6 atifdtien.
Srl6e, bic nit irgenb tinrm Nnsen- rbsr
SbrensSeiben btbaftet llnn, lrlIttu nitt ptrIdu.
men, I'M Central Sctel BET ibm SUrjuipre4en.
Sir 8sftrens tpsnte man nd an CAPT. 3
&psIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30
9lus Vntis mirb nnter htm Ontn

Nus Yatis miro unter Dem Datum
btf s. Wdr3 bcridtet
Die frun30iifacn YrobinciaIbtdtter
ino boil bon HeriAtcn i!btr rcn
oM arii tncc", Ger Srantrrid
bclmiudtc. ST. 8eusn nnO llmge0cnb
cntIuo fd unter Sbnce uno @raupeIn
Elm bciti8cs Sewitter. Sn Nngers,
Ycri9ueuE, gtHncp. Orleans IL. (. 10.
fieI am Dienstaa uub Mittuo6 itartcr
Sduce; IN ct. Walo mar Der ehnee.
iturm 10 itarf. ooB Die sdiffe, ole gum
8iidfan9 mad 9leufunSlano auslouien
MOLTEN, tire Ibfdbtt aufi@lebsn muB.
ten. Ngs Gauues wirb ecmeIbet, tab
lett Menidcnaebsnftu eort in Der llm'
gelcuo nift 10 bobsr S1ncc i'm Mar,
geilllcu fe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30

Der itdtiitiidsn Nufnabme Der Ser
ousseber bes Nmericau Nepspaper
0rectorg, 9err SEQ. 3. Gotueu & 60.
in 9telp 9ort sufoIae ipsrben sssen.
wdrtia in oen Der. stnaten un6 Sers
rltOrien nidt wenissr uIs IL 1875 3ti.
tunscn uEb3eitidrifttn b,ruusaeaeben.
8iss 1T cine 3unabme bon 5S5 inutr'
bulb II Wouoten. Sm Staate Stem
gort crideinen beren iest 800, b. b. so
mcgr 0ls i'm uoriaen Sabre; in
YenniDIUanisn 943, 3uuobms 48 in
anberu Stnaten in dbnIide 3unabme
b.mertbar. Sn ben Serritorier III Die
3rbI tdeIider 3eituuacn BON 4S nuf
63, uno lu0dentIidsr BON 169 auf 243
nnaena6ieu. Reconsideration iul
9nnOe inb bon 976 auf 1884 nnae-
wldien. Sn @aaa>a eri9einen iebt
im 9an3sn 500 3eitunsen uno 3eit-
ibriften
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30
/ @eneraI=guifmeiltrr 6owe. /

!. 9ebtsn Sennta9 siadjmittoa itarb in
3cnofbn. gSisc-,. StuerGi-YOiimc,iter
s. 3. nops an bcr 9unaCnent;unGuuQ.
Der Serfotbtne ar nor einiaen Saeen
aus W0fbinjton uad ieiner Seimntb
IN @rtcn SOp aerfiit unn bate lih
naleIbit bel elmer 2usfdbrt nGtrcu0
eines Sdneeifurmss eiuc @rfdItuug
luae'ogen, wcIds er isbod lusnia Be
adtuna idlsnfte uno fd ouf Gle 9tuf-
reiie mad, STaibinq:ou beaO6. 5n
Rcnoila no CT @d!t gfmndt bdtte uT
ieIHcm Yrftu. Sci. Sumrs 4. 0one
tlnsHSriud abiufltten, UtrldIIlmmerte
lid1 iein 3uifdnb ttra,til, haB er elS
Bttt Guttn muBtc uno in cinilcH Sd.
aen Itlrb.
@Ore war 1916 i'll Xintrmorc, Woine
aeborsu uno III 1915 na4 @iscnnTa,
pcIhcs hnml!S uol Scrritorilim mar,
iiberacNtheit, uuH IieB lid1 in Green
Bon otS Nbuofot uitoer. SIM Sabre
1861 nuros CT ais 8uuoesicnotor
criu6alt uno wuyoc in ben Slbreu 1867
uub 1913 wicocr BON osr 2cQi5lotur
iciucS Stdatc5 fir belc bobc Gbrtu-
lteQe ouserforeu Beim Nblebeu Set
Obcrrihter Gbale wuroc tim bc0sn
Nmt nuQetragcn. jcpod bon ibm obqs
lebnt, cbrnio oer GfilnO:ibaits FOftcn
na9 Gnnl0no. 3owe iGbIte ~ ten
eifr,9iten Nefurwortc,n 0t5 b.itiem
Germins fur 8enernI y rant uao buBte
Huhurh III ie,nsm Delmatbsitaate plel
bon lciuer Yopulnrit6t Elm. Sm 8rIh'
lobte oeS Sabre5 1881 wurre ct u0n
Ytdiioeut @ariitlo ala Qtit9lleb Ger i'll
Yarls td4euoeu RunS-G Onftrsu; cr-
nanut, uuh am 20 Deicntcr bsfeIbeu
3abre5 bon Yrdfbeut Nrtbur aum
General. Yuiimeriter eruuuut, mcI1en;
Nmte er bis ,u icincm Sore nn:itouo
9m Wttwo9 fauo III Scnoibh bie
3ootenftier lfatt w0rauf Der Eclt;ndn1
nab Green BAN ilbct ilibrf, mo il otr
frUbtre 98obnuna tes Ytritortcncn
acbroAt murbr, bon pn aus Nriern
Nohmittn9 Die BterOtBunl ouf ocm
@reen Ban 0riebbuic hattflub. @on
WalbinNton bnticu iid1 mcbrerc boberc
9eomtr, mrrunstr Scfrct0l X,nt0lu,
Sefrctdr Seller, uuo 0cr crite 2th,acut
8eueyal=Eoitmeiitcr ! y. 0atton cIn-
geiuurcn nm nrn 9'carobnibfcicrIidjfc! |
ten GclMmobTcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30
Au6Isn,s sMrnien.aaIhs

. q q z q Z usS Ot
lit oas bette Wittel fur Sdntttpunben,
8rauidlen, Seiduire. @unben, SaI3.
fin6, Srinb, oufaeiprunaere 9dnbe,
6ioitbsulen. eubnerouseu unb aue Nr.
ten 9autausidld9e. iOipie cine iidere
Sur fir 9dmorrboioen. Yonifdnoige
3nfrieSeniteIluns miro sorantirt eSer
Der Saufpreis suridaesebtn. Yreis 25
Gents pro S4adteI. gu baben bel
allen StoGuenbdHoIern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30
9egiSIatar.

Nas 3nuS bat BEN beibsn 6 OnttFlar
ten BON ct Charles @ountp, Srabe,
bOrft unb 9adlanb ie s1oO 90 fur +
8ehrcituns Ott Soften ibres Gontsiie
beiuilIiat.
Sd Die lskt bsfsb.nbsn Bsitimmuu
gen in 8eau9 ouf bsRrittene s3GhIe
cine lluteriuhuua Der Stimm,ette
nitIt aeitatteu, ipurbc i'm Seuafs eiu
Bid einesbrad' unO unacnommsu
weIhc oles erm6dIidt uuo tGriite
foIaenbe 8sfimn,unasn cnthdIt:
Seft. L. 3ebes 5lus Ger 9calsIatu
unb ieOes Seritt. Dor welfem eli
SobI-YroSsB unbdnaia 1T. FINN oer
GIcrf bcs Geridtes oes @ounfp'A, nt
ols bstr,Hsuos. WdbI itntffann. bsnuf
troasn, b,c @nbiiettel u 6fuen, II
sdblcu, Iu prufsn uns nit Der @1bler
9fs su ocroleidsn unh uber bns Gr
0etnis 8eriht ~ elitatttu.
Sttt. 2. De bctreHsunc Nnmeiiuul
ioq benz Gouut1 9lert ourh ocl
Sberif isiues @ouutp's ,u0eiteut wsr
ceu. Griterer fou etnsu Sag sul
OthnunA Der @abI,etteI anieteu. lc'
God Seturn ip0teteu 5trmiu dlS 81
Sage mad, Gmpfaua Der Nnwetiuug
Sett ;. Sir 3abIung fol- in Sc
geuIualt Der nrsitsnoeu YartsIcn uni
ibrer 0nwalte futtfnbsu.
Seft. 1. 2ieie ioGcn oos Gedt
bcben, BIC WdblietteI au prufea.
Seit. ). 0ic bonn 6Iert nber en;
Gr9ebmb Htr 3abIuns uuSgciteGt. Se
fdejniauna ioG prima faclo 3eugnif
leiu.
6ouoetNtur G.rlttsnoeu lanote an
IeBter Gi.nStaa. ole erfts BON lbm in
oieier Sibung nit feinem Seto belegte
Sia an bic 9s0islntur lurud Gs il
oise ole Bill, lutldc beiiue6t, oaB ein
Noro Der hei etnem @tubruh, Brnub-
ififtunl u /. 10. bon hem GiubreAcr,
3lebc ohtr Branbitiitfr, wcnn nudJ
obuc 8orbebndt, ecrubt lpirb, ala
OiotN im crfcn 8robc III bctrubtrn
uno 5eftrateu lei Der SOuUcrncur
iaat III ieiuer 8etobotidaft, baB, tpsnu
es bic Nbndt DER Yarfer'i9en Bia IT,
einc sufoGias Sobtuua burd eincu Ser
BREEDER, ipIbtcuh CT ein onbere8 Ser
bredrr bc8cbt ODER ~ be0eben oeriudjt,
mslhc Sootune obcr tpeoer Elm 0ltttel
CUR NuSubung heS iubereu Sertrcdsu5
III. nod CUR 6orbsruna beGelbeu bisnt,
gum Wolb im eriisu Grabe 3u it:mpcIn,
oann miille er DER 8rQ ieins 8efdt ia
una OOrentbaIteu.
0as NIT ben Angels9tubtiten im
3udtbIule beuuftrdate Somite bat
feline 9lufgabe aldnienO geI0it uno
sinen gang famolsn Meiblpaltb tridt
eingebrnht. 50 1T alcs in Srbnung
bsfunnen wortsn uuo lpaS niht in
Srbruha mar, wurte to the satisfac-
ton Of everybody ert!drt, 1T uussfdhr
Der 3n9aIt bss b.trefftuheu 0ofumen-
ties. Sir ben 8ieosrauf5nu Der i'm
3udtbouis abaebronnten Sebdulidtei'
ten murbcu $l49, 900 bewiaist unO Der
Bin Die 9rinaIidteitstIaufsI on0cfl8t,
70 bub Te iofort ul4 Der lluter-
seidnuua tes Goubcrueurs @eftbfruft
crIanat.
Die Nbfimmuun. burd weIde Die
Bin Ucrworten purbe. iueIde benpuIfs-
3udtbauslparhen zine idbrlihe 3uIasr
pan 500 & Ouars beluiIIigt, luurOe in
98ieOsrerwdauna gsiosen, unO nahosm
NfcSlnnis, BOnbam unb NapIins lu
Suniten Der Bin aefproden battcn,
,uhirte tie nit 73 9.sen 2S Stimmen
lu9enommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30

lrobbem 81 WttgIieber Ocs 0auleS
einen Yroteii ae9en Die llnterSeidnung
Der 9opninefdeu 9obe 2i3ens Bill,
all @0puerncur @rittenben nrrihtct
bnticn, in peIdtm bieieIbsn nufubrten,
onb bic Bin in ibrer iebisen Sorm
unconltitutioutl iei. bot Der 8ouucr-
neur bieirIbe oennod unterjsi9nst unO
srflart er wole bic gntid,ihun9 ilber
bic 6 GOnititutionnIit1t brn Seridten
iiberInneu. 9ie 8in tritt in 90 So9en
nod Gcrtuguua Der 9esisIutur in
8ruit, uuo ioGte iofort Elm &.ltfo1 Dor
oa8 Sber9eridt oebrad,t werocn, UNI
Die Sra0e ibrer @ouftitutionoIitdt gu
entlhcl6cr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30

0err 6. 8. Saraou, Ter SeriAtcr-
ltattcr Ger y98sittideu Yof" in Stfer'
ION Gitb beidreibt eiuc Sene I'M De
pr0ientantenbIuie III fol0cnbcr g&siie A.:
Nls bas Suus beutc Nbeub nm boIb
IS llbr sur OrbuunQ Qcrufen wurte ,
uareu uur fiiufuub fUuf3ig MitgIicter
dnlueleus ;; es fcbIten alfo ieh3sebu ,uh,
Guorum. Dies bfrnnlabtc Sent (uon
ct. 4oniS) ocu Mamcu5dufruf uno ole
Ginbringung Der Nbpsicnoen gu bear
trd1en. 9ie Sbiiren Wurbcn gef9toi-
fen, Der Sergeant at Nrms muroe aus.
aeiblft, uuf nbWefcn0e geitbacber 3u
fnbnosn. g8dbrcno er fb oil biefes
unbantbare GeiBait mOhte, fanocn lib
;miiben 20 Bis 80 Der BON ibm 9ss
iudten I'M @npitoIsgeb6ubc Elm, unb
ol5 Te Die 3buren Der 8epraientauteu'
bale 9eidIoNen fduOen, begaben
fe fd in bsn SenatSIaol, nm
BORT bcr 0in0e, D. b oss Ger
0cauts at Nrms gu blrr.n NIa bieIer
in cen SaaI trat, um y8er6aftunae n"
bor;uuebmcn. tr9ina cS iLm uif)t febr
gut; er ruree bon einigeu Ger su Ber-
baftenren umriuat. feitaebIIten unb
nidt cher lOsaelahen. nIS BIS oda
gnnss Corps Der ,9IbweienDcu" mad
Der 8sprdientlntsnbale seitur;t unt
in bisitIbe binsimgeifilrmt mar, wie
nenu Der Ssino in's Seinoeslano fdnn.
Dabei iian0 ibnen bas seer Der Ynaen
s.treuiid sur Seite, inoem bieIe Snnoe
obnsbju ,iemIib uu9e;oIener 0lanaen
elm 9eidrsi uuo SebcuI ouitimmten,
oils Oh Die @cmondc5 mad Sefferfou
gitb setommeu Wdrsu. Oamit tatte
Die 8ohe sIudIiqer 8sile ibr Gub,
erreidbt uno bas paus sing su @eI6a;.
ten iiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30

ID L 3 G t.
bur6 bic rubmIi4if tefannten, eifernei. Shrau-
ben ppNrampfi6iHe srter GIaTe ron 1900
Ipns:
Sramufbmris. Q8efcr, 6ermann,
Rurnbcra, Wmcrifd, Gfrd6bura.
slbfabrt Drn Bremen ic ten g2ittpcdS.
Abfnbrt pFlt baltimore jeben TcnnerIfaa.
Die Oampftr RES Y. 8. glpYe fne auf baS
SpIitefe getnui, nit seutfcben SceIeuten
temannt unp rpertGn zen beutf6en 9api-
tainsn tGfCbiist.
Die gnsabl brr nit hem q. 3. 2lcyS Oam-
pfGrn bis Gnbc 1882 tGftrbertrn YnHn9isrs Be-
IGuft f9 auf
ssg- j, 1,1Ol,975 Qcriuurm -0a
unb irriti mrbi am Ssasn fir bic StIirttbrit
biclsr 2tntS beim rctienpen publifum.
3pifcbcnrcces= NaiIasicrc
tcf0rbcrn mir gu auBfrVrtsntIi6 binisen prei.
Isn na6 uno ppn 0ruti9ldne, Seiterreiblln.
garn, II. (. 10.
alcn Ginpan5ercrn nd9 pffli9en Staaten
lit bic Heile ilber 9 a lti impTe aan3 beIpn.
hers nn;urdtben lie reiien lebr tilia, Gnb in
Baltimore rpr jeoer ueber90rtbsiIung gribiiBt
NIB fEnnsn lei glnfunft in 8dltimcrr unmit-
teltar rpm Iampf6ifF III be tereitieteneer
Giientabnwagen lfeigfn.
Wer alIp has alts 8atsrlanb bsIu6sn, pbtr
@ernnnbte unb 6reunee heriiter fcmmen GaI-
len nil, IrIts fdb an bic nnisr5ei6nettn asrn-
ten psnhrn, bic su ieesr reiteren &usfunft
germ bercit ltap. 8risiIits 9tnfrassn Hsrbcn
prompt bcantpcrtet.
Bea. @6te baraai, Gag Guere paFasrl6eine
fnr bic Ddmyfer cc5 Ypreb + d en-
gtppc ausgetslIt wfrcea.
q. Gcbabmncbcr S Gu.,
@enercI- Ngcntsn,
o 5 SlH @an Ctr. Baltimore, gRN,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-30

Ser @nuperuog bon !Tidjigan, ttNcr
8ebaIt ton hcr %calFlatur lskt por
81 900 ouf 81. p. 900 srb0bt miro i'll cine,
Der dm i'd cd!eiten ttSdtltcn GrccuttU
beamtrn in Ydubc. Tit b0tliten Sc
bnItc iablcn bic arOBcn - tlnten 9ftw
9ott uno YcnniDlDnnien lbrtn 8oUcr
nOrs, ndmti9 il $4,000; baan 'om=
msn bic rciden Staaten Galiiurnjcn,
S[inuis un9 rn3 nrme bdnterotte
glepaOn nit le $4,000 s. s., 90 Be
3abIeu 9noilna. Sentufy, Mino outl,
Stem SerieD, &irgiuicn nno @itconfin
Wnrltaub Sob!t $500. 9ouiiiana,
Mah aduietts, WflifiTppi, Olio unb
Serls sobItn $4,000. Ntjnnciota bat
nur $4,000 iibrjq, SIOrtbo gsit0tttt lidl
cen Gurus eine5 S3. 500 8oUernor5 ;
etcufo Suo Carolina, mabreuo NIabl-
ml, Nrfdnia8, GoIoraco, Georgia,
aoma, Gdnioa, 9torb Carolina un6
Sennchee S., 900 iiir Qcniiaeno bnltcn.
s.. 1CO bcSicbt Der bobfc 8camte bon
Beit Sirainicn, 81, @rioIouna
ldmmtIlbe@oUernorb iii Scrritoricn
betrdat $500, ODER $50 per s8o6e.
Stcbrasta tann uur s., 800 oaforosn;"
Connecticut. 0elaware unh 8Naint
Iegen ibren Goocrnors ,u Der Gbre nod
$1,000 su. wQbrcnb Der uon Sreaon
fd nit 81 500 bcfdcioen mub 9lm
fdlehteiten fno duBer osm ,,crffen
0iensr bes 8olfcS" bon Wildilan Ole
BON Mem 9umplbile, 9tbobc Sslanb
uub @ermont ootiri, iseIdc idmmtIib
nur 81 900 6eSisben.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-06-02
woman's Disad vantage In Courtship.

A mans quest of spouse is limited
only by his time and opportunities for
looking around, according to the Cleye-
land Leader. He can try to win any,
body, although resonable chance of
success may attend him with but few. AT
any rate, he stands squarely upon his
cheek and his merits, and that is enough.
On the contrary, society says that q wo-
man must never go step out OF her way
to secure the best and most desirable of
mankind. She must simply sit and wait
until chance brings the longed- for OPP
portunitv of speaking. In fact, it is said
that young ladies' pride themselves upon
feeling as we'll as seeming Indifferent to
all men until an effort is made to awaken
their interest. No wonder social re-
formers protest. II young maidenhood
did not 80 often fall victim to the first
fight of Cupid's darts. it's range of
choice would still be very small. As
they go. rich and poor, pretty and home.
ly, Intelligent and ignorant, probably wo-
men would not, If they accepted none oi
then, receive on an average more than q
dozen offers apiece, and not over three
of these reasonably eligible. Suppose
that she is fortupate enough to win q
score of suitors, young lady isstill ter
ribly handicapped. Like enough non.
OF the twenty would he just to her lik
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-06-02
He Didu't Like 1t Well Enough to Stay
TO Breakfast.

A Cincinnati travelling man, who had
been in the .spoor lands of Indiana,
called on us the other day and was tell
ing his experience.
ssHow do you like it over there?"
s.Not go powerful much as I might.
Don't they live well?"
saThey mix too much"
"What do you mean by thatP"
"Well, I'll tell you. I stopped one
night at poor farm house, because l
couldn't find any place else, and after
putting away my horse, I went in to wait
for supper. The old woman had Just be-
gun to cook seme meat in stewpan, so
I concluded to watch her, and see how
they got ups real home made meal.
After the meat was cooked she filed the
same stewpan with potatoes, and then
with cabbage, and last with coffee, and
supper was ready. At the supper table
the stewpan served as water pitcher,
and after supper she washed the dishes
in the pan and then carried the slops out
in it. That looked to me like stretching
the uses of culinary vessels; but when I
was ready to go up to the loft to bed, I
saw the old lady bring ont the stewpan
again and strike me dead with baggage
check if she didn't wash the baby in it
right before my eyes! Nov, that is what
I call mixing things, and didn't like it
well enough to stay to breakfast. Gin.
cinnati Commercial.
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A Story of President Garfeld's Illness.

Mr.. Crump, the steward of the White
House during General Gar6eld's Ad-
ministration, and one of the most faith
full nurses, is now keeping dining room
in the old Club House building on New.
York Avenue, in this city. He tells
many interesting "reminiscences of Presi-
dent Gar6eld's last illness, one of which
is of the day when the president first
asked him for a glass of cold water.
Crump relates that the physicians had
forbidden him water, 'but the poor man
begged so hard and SO pitiful like that I
had frequently to leave the room to keep
from violating the doctors orders.
When he found that pleading would not
serve his ends, then he assumed an
authoritative tone, and instantly be.
came deaf. Then he tried persuasion
and cajoling; but wouldn't weaken,
until he suddenly called me to him in q
low voice, and, with tears in his eyes,
said: 'Crump, would you refuse dying
man drink of water?' No, Mr.. Presi-
dent. I answered, sbut you are no
dying But, Crump,' he added feebly
IF you do not give it to me will die,
and he closed his eyes. couldn't stant
that. and / couldn't disobey the doctors
Butssomehow or another I just set
glass of spring water on the table by hi
bed, and went to the window. and, han,
me, when l returned if that glass WASH
empty, and the president wanted t
know, with smile, what meant b
tantalizing him by placing glass wit
water in ir within his reach, and he 8
thirsty. However, he never asked fo
any more that day, and am certain tha
if he did drink that water it did him n
harm. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
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ing, and meanwhile one she greatly pre-
ferred to any of the others might just
escape coming under the spell of her
charms. It is all very pretty,
but this sitting in maiden
meditation, fancy free, !" until
some stray youth makes a vigorous
effort to deprive the aforesaid fancy Of
it's liberty, is very unsatisfactory thing
when critically examined. Probably It
may Fever be advisable to put woman on
an exact quality with man, and let her
go forth with stock Of caramels and
valentines to her ideal, and put the
motto, sf at first you don't succeed
try, try again, to practical test. At ali
events, anything o. that kind is far in the
future. If, however, man is to be
robbed of his time-honored prerogatiyes
aos forced 10 share thena -esz even terans,
we respectfully submit that adequate at.
tention be given to his immense ad.
vantages in courtship.
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of China" The duel took place in the
Saint Germain valley, and two pistol
shots were fred. One of them struck
Heine in one OF his thighs, and some
of his friends were fond of saying that
Heine himself never cleared up the
question.
Three years after their marriage the
brilliant Heine fell i'll; in two years he
was paralyzed. From that moment he
no longer Omitted his mattress tomb, as
he called 1t. For eight years he suffered
atrocious tortures, day and night, with
ont moment of repose. He used to
say, with gayety that was rather Curl
Gus, that he had never quite made on t
whether his disease was French soften
ing of the spinal marrow or q German
phthisis of the dersal -eolunan. AL E
know. he was wont to say, SIS that it is
very frightful malady, which .ortures
not only my nervous system, but my
thinking system night and day. At GER
tain moments, especially, when the
cramps are holding veritable reyel on
my vertebral column, feel palpitating
in my inner self 9 kind of doubt as to
the reality of the assertion which old
Professor Hegel used to make in my
hearing 25 years ago-that man is di-
vine biped." Toward the close of his
life, and when his death was expected
almost daily, he penned in his CORE
spondence this little sinister saying:
"My wife weeps now whenever talk of
moving from this apartment" The wife
was entirely justified in weeping, for she
knew that there could be but one more
move for the poet, who had had many
lodgings, and who had not been able to
pay for them in his time, and that this
last Encouragement would be to the
cemetery. "How unhappy the worms
will be, he said one day With an odd
smile, ''when they find I have invited
them to banquet of nothing but
bones.''
For eight years Nine. Heine. was adj.
mirable in her devotion and patience.
She believed in the possibility of cure.
She found some moments of gayety to
amuse him, but often it was in vain.
Both remained silent for long time,
and then the young wife would say
with smile, "This is German conver-
sationp' Heine used often to say dur
ing his illness that he had two consola-
tions-his French wife and his German
muse. Since Heine's death in 1856 his
widow has lived at Passy surrounded
with care and affection by the members
of his family. She has now been buried
beside him in the old Montmarte ceme-
terry, where repose SO many men Of
genius. Theirs said of him: ''This Ger
man is the greatest and wittiest French
man that France has seen since Vol
taire's time"