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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS

OlohTs
Dry and dusty.
River fell 2 inches.
Business quiet at the landing.
Josie Harry for White river, 5 p m.
The Ida Darragh is the Tuesday
mail packet for Arkansaw river.
The Port Eads and barges passed
to New Orleans yesterday afternoon.
There is but little over three feet Of
water over the mud in the Louisville
canal.
The Ida Lee will be in to- morrow,
and is the regular Tuesday packet for
st. Francis river.
At the difficult crossings below here
full eight feet is found and the chan
mel steadily cutting out,
A new Tennessee river packet is to
be launched to-day from HOward's
shipyard at Jacksonville, Ind,
Bohlen 4 Huse's towboat Jack
Frost was chartered at St. Louis yes
t,rday for government services.
The Belle Shreveport arrived yes
terday at New Orleans, aud leaves
there to-day on her return to St
Louis.
Captain VIM. Flowers having sold
out his interest in the steamer Tiger
left yesterday for St. Louis on the
steamer Arkansas City.
The Arkansas City cleaned out
boilers and left last evening for St.
Louis, after adding 20 bales rags and
10 tons miscellaneous freight.
Captain VIM. Weaver, it is said,
said will command either the Parisot
or City Of YazoO in the Vioksburg and
New Orleans trade this season.
The City Of Helena and City of
Vicksburg arrived at Vicksburg yes.
.s:d.y, and the former left there last
evening on her return to st. Louis.
The City of Providence camein yes
terday afternoon several hours behind
time, discharged 3849 pkgs, and added
60 tons Of miscellaneous freight for
points below.
Captain Mahan,. 10 charge Of the
Davis Island Dam, says he could have
it completed in three months and
ready for business if he had the nee.
essary funds to push the work.
Captain John N. Hardin, Superin-
tendent Of the Memphis and Arkan-
saw River Packet Company, is at
Pittsburg looking after the building
Of the new steamer Joe Peters.
The City Of Cairo, in command Of
Captain G. W. Vickers, will be the
Anchor Line packet passing here to-
morrow forenoon bound for Vicks-
burg. Thomas White is her CHIEF
clerk.
The Ella KimbrOugh has gone to
st. Louis to load for this port. She
turned back from Shawneetown, the
water in the Ohio river being too low
tor her to bring out anything like q
cargo.
The government steamer Mississippi
with the Andy Fulton and severa.
barges 10 tow, passed here YESTERDAY
for Wilson's Point She was agrount
a few miles above the city and sunl
there q barge Of stone.
Mr.. Frank Duval, third clerk Of tn,
Anchor Line steamer City Of Provi
dence, is at work again, having re
covered from the severe cutting re
ceivod few weeks ago OF the hands 0
young Good, a cub pilot.
: At Pittsburg, the Smith6eld stree
Bridge Company is at work taking on
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Printing 0mce secrets.


A properly conducted printing Of.
fee is as much q secret as q Masonic
lodge. The printers are not under
oath Of secrecy, but always feel them
selves as truly in honor bound to keep
Office secrets as though triple osthed
Any employe in a printing Office who
wiliully ~disreeards this fact in regard
to printing office secrets would not
only be scorned by his brethren Of the
cralt, but lose his position at once.
We make this statement because it
sometimes happens that a commu
nication appears in a newspaper
under an assumed signature,
which excites comment, and
various parties try to find out who is
the author. Let all be saved the
trouble Of questioning the employees Of
the printing Office. They are know
nothings on such points as these.
On such matt RS they have eyes and
ears, no mouth, and if they fail to OBJ
serve the rule, let them be put down
as dishonorable members Of the craft
1t is the same in job printing. If
anything is to be printed aud kept
secret, let proper notice be given for
the desire for secrecy, and you might
as we'll question the Sphynx as one
Of the printers, so that even the secret
books Of the lodges are printed with
mt fear.
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Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, etc., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDGER bindery, ID Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

ST. FINLEY, Ticket Agent.
2S7 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

Gin. Loui 4 Nom.
20 pm nslI. 7EGE
70 am RI tSfcas ) @siis. 10 % Pr
UhAtt. q Mep r h.
Local and ihIo1Eh
go pm nsliI.. 100 Am
100 s.n tsfcSg6 mani 1000 pm
Bonneville Accomo-
sem. 4 Grenada RR
Local and through
% am ssrdiS kccommOd'n. ) % Pm
Mem. 4 Il. 4. kk
Local and through
"D'~ Mem. I L. R, R. b. N~
% am through mails. 90 en-
iCheB., o. d s.. w. r..
iop.m malls. 100 am
% am Z. through mails. 10 % pm
RIv. q ssb. NAiIs.
Memphis tnd Frisr's
Es.a'l Point Agent, ISOpsn'
Helena &Frihr'sPoint j..
3s.nt Poeto1lee. I 30 PINT
can't 4 4. Gsap.nt
I@s,ntl ASsnt. $50 ami
100 s.milst.LoulS d Mem. Ag'tl 50 PM
100 mtIOsoOola6Mom Agent 30 pm
100 amt Arkansas RivorAEentI 30 p.mS
Mem. to Holly5pr'GsI
800 p.msl Miss. Stage route. 8 % Amt
:MOndES. Wednesday and Friday,
iDaiiy.
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RIVER INTERFERENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
For White river, Josie Harry,.....6 p m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Vicksburg, City of Cairo 10 a m
New Orleans, City Baton ouge.l 10 a m
d" st Louis, City Of Helena""..,.~ 6pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Providence, st Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer Coahoma, FriArs Peint
Dean Adams. Osceola
Arkansas City, 81 Louis
City Providence. Vicksburg.
IN PORT
Josie Harry, Central City
STAGES OF THE RIVER
Memphis feet IL inches, a decline Of
2 inches during tho past "a hours.
Pittsburg-3 inches, a decline of 2
inches; stationary.
Cincinnati "A feet, a decline Of l
inch.
LOuisville-S feet 8 inches, and sta
tionary.
Eysnsville-l foot 5 inches, a decline
Of 1 inch.
Cairo 6 feet c inches, a decline of 8
inches.
81. Louis-s feet 2 inches, a decline Of
2 inches.
Vieksburg-7 feet 6 inches, a decline Of
4 inches.
Nashville-S inches, and stationaly.
Chattanooga inches, and stationary.
Shreveport feet 7 inches, a decline
of8 inches.
Fort Smith, feet below the
zero of the gauge, and falling.
Little Rock-3 feet Inches, and sta
tionary.
White and st. Francis rivers continue
TO decline.
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pOSTOFFICE,M MEMPHIS, TENN
Arrivals end DevaTtursI Of Malls.
OPEN.

iEN. RaiIToads. oL0sl.
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nashville, ChAiSnaOssSa g 81. Leuis
Railway.
MCKENZIE ROUTE TO NASHVILLE 4 SOUTHEAST.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on all Might Trnine'
Loutaville Dop0t, Heed Of Main 81.
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LnAgR. ARRIVE.
----- ------
sail train, dAgly...--.. 40 pm. lbs pm
passegor ........... 800 am. T.l5 a.m
Ero.ght -..., .....-. a IS am go pm
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gAlLROAD 9IMR-rABLEs.

T1|NN0 Na1NN|0
------
geU Orleans Nall daily $40 mn $50 n
Ssrdis accommodation. 4 Is pm s As am
freight train ,car'g p'R'B 6 d am 3.lO pm
fexeant 9UsdRvL..m
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6Gutprrf,piSeft.

Den 5dmurrboioen sebt oft elm @e=
fahl ber Sdwere int 9tiden, in ben 2en=
ben cber in, Masen poran, 70 baB Der
Yatient slaubt, er leibe an ben Nieren
coer anbern Srsanen. 3u 3eiten nadt
lid llnperbaulidfeit, Masenbraden &c.
bemertlid Cine Teudtisfeit, pie Sdpeib,
bic unanSenehmes SUDDEN errest, naments
lid Naats int 8ett, pfest ii9 bdufis einz
5uiteuen. 8linbe, blutenbe unb judenbe
6dmOrrbpiben weiden benz @ebraude BON
Dr. gclanfos 6dmorrboiben>S Seilmittel
ic9leid. Sc pirtt brett auf bic franfen
Gbeile, beieitist bas SUDDEN, inbem es tie
uriaAen be1elben entfernt, unb heilt per-
manent, felbit wenn ale anberen Mittel
erfolslps paren. Man idume nidt ic
lanse, bis ber Gusf FLUFF bic &ranfAeit uns
beilbar sema&t bat, ionbern periude es
unb werbe seiunb. Breis so Gents.
Wirb fret mad @mpfans bes @elbes pers
iunbt. Nbrele: Die Or. 8oianfp Wfe>
bicine Co., Yiqua. SbiO."
gu haben bel s. 9 daiie.
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Wans rpmantif6 flinsemne @es

yWA4 %UAtW%*tIty %%utgSAtpt wv
i9i6tett iiber Sen. Orb 8 MbHammung,
tperben jebt eradblt. Wtan glaubt io=
aar, baB fein 8ater Elm gnfel &Dnig
@eorg' bes bierten bon @nglanb unb
Der Mrs. Sibberbert mar. @egen gns
be bes lebten Sabrbunberts fpll elm faz
tbolif6er priefer aus gnglanb gefont=
men fein, tpel9er einen a9tidbrigen
&naben mitbra9te. 9erfelbe tpurbe in
oas fatbolii6e College in @aibington,
8. g., gebra6t unb bebeltenoe 9um>
men fiir ieinen llnterbalt trafen idbrli6
ein. Ser Sumge bieB Sames Orb.
Na6 bollenbeten Stubien bate ct bic
AbfGt prieiter su tperben, CAB lie jebo@
tpieoer auf. gr nabm She'll am Griege
BON 1872, nnb abaneirte gum Gene
raj. Spdter ging er nod Cumberland,
Mb., unb tpurbe nit Der So9ter beg
Colonel Daniel greiap befannt, mel6e
er ipdter beiratbete. Ser alte General
Orb tpDbnte mebrere Sabre auf ben
8iitern feiner Grau, ging aber bann na6
Waibington uno blteb i'm &egieruagss
bienit. Gor etliden 20 Sabren aog er
na6 galifornien llnb ermarb li6 groben
&ei6tbum; er ffarb 1873, i'm Otter
bon 80 Sabren. ct binterlieB Z S6bne
uno cine So9ter. Sn Dem College
tpurben feline 6amilienpapiere in einem
2dt6en, in tpelbem f6 au6 elm W}iz
niaturbil6 feiner Mutter befanp, aufbe=
tpabrt. Nls bas College a6brannte,
tpur6en Die papiere aerit0rt. Mfan erz
adblt ii@, baB bas engliI6e Yarlament
bic Seiratb bes prin5 9tesenten nit
Mrs. Sibz9erbert nidt legaliIiren
tpollte, tueBbalb bas Der gbe entiproHene
Sinh einem 9ofmeifter Namens Sro
iibergeben tpurbe, tpel9er nit oemlels
ben nod ben 8ereinigten Staaten sog.
gbwaro Otto @reiap Orb, tpel6er leB=
ten Samitag ifarb, NOR ber dltefte Sohm
bes Generals Sames Orb. Sie an6ez
rem S6bne beiBen pacificus, placious,
2pcurgus, Sobn, Wareellus uno esones.
Ylaci6us bereiit iebt guropa, um ben
Stammbaum feiner Gamilie gu ermit=
teln.
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= Die aufopfernofe, Nlles berseHenbe
6reun6i6aft, bic bas 9er5, 6as Sebens=
glId, Nqes freubig bingegeben bdtte,
rnb Elm @ron, Elm 3Drn iiber Die llnge=
re6tigfeit bes @eI6ids, Die ienen 10 bod
iiber tbn ge1teut bate in alien 8egiin1ttz
gungen bes 2ebens.
unb penn sic benz M6o9en, bas
Sic MIR in ber @inhilbungsfraft fen=
men, peri6nli6, 9luge in 9luge, begegz
nen? fragte ct nit einem Wusbrude, Der
falt abifa9 gegen ben tparmen Sreltno=
i6aftston &einbolo's.
50 tpiirbe Ser Iugenblif iiber mein
2eben entI6eioen rief &einbolo fbnell.
l1nb tpenn es gan5 anbers tpare als
oas Bib, tpeldes eSbre pbantaIte Sbz
men ausnaltea fubr Waltber fort.
9as 1T unn,0gli6! rief Geinbolo.
gine Sarmonie snii6en Stimme uno
gri9einung muB beiteben, eine anoere
biellei9t als i9 trdun1te, aber immerbin
eine freunbli6e, binreiBenbe!
eeSn Waltber's Seele fdmpften ma6z
tig stpei tpiberitreiteube gmpfinbunga.
Sreunbf6aft, Oantbarfeit fiir ben
Mann, Dem er 10 biel @rfenntli6feit
i6ulbete, ,nabnten ibn, aufri9tig uno
offen Inn BON Netta sn beri6ten; ein
anoeres, balb unflares @efiibL oas er
fi6 felbit 10 germ als briiberlide Siiriorz
&c, als BHi6t uneingenniiBiger &inber=
freun6ld)aft ausgelegt bdtte, beri6loB
ibm 6ie 2ippen. Sin peinli6es
56meigen trat ein, peinli6 fir 6rei
Ser5en, Die in bemlelben &aume fd)lu=
gen unb bo9 feline Nbnung baoon batz
ten, mas 0en Nnberen betpegte.
Ser 3ufall ma6te Der unbebagli6eu
Sage elm Infangs Maer ertpiini6tes
Gnbe. Gin Magen rollte an benz @ar=
tengitter bot unb einige Sreunbe &ein=
bolb's itiirmten in ben @aal. Sbne
auf ben MaIer unb feline Mrbeit su a6=
ten, enttuarfen iiel eilig @erabre6unsen
fiir ben Sag.
(8OrtiebunB fuIat)
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su oferiren; ct erbielt aber bon Der
8ermittlerin per poitfarte unb in la
fonil6er Giirse Bic Mittbeilung uGrau
s. f6nnen Sic ni6t rnebr heiratben, Die
tpirb beute begraben." = Ser 8eante
iu6te ii6 gu tr6iten unb beiratbete cine
Nnbere. Sas erfubr 11tt-bie feines=
fails begrabene Srau s., tpel6e i'm &C.
gent9eil mod gang frii6 nnb geiunb in
Der Sragonerf ftraBe tpobnt : lie mar
allo, neil iene Srau g. 1ie bate BE-
graben lafen, I'M BEN Mann gefommen,
unb bas ber5eibt feine Mitttpe, penn fie
beiratben mill. Warum bic 8ermittz
lerin iene 9ame i6on 10 porseitig bat
iterben lailen, bas tpirb tpobl erit i'm
Pro5ehe aufgefldrt tperoen, BEL Incident
audi Der bereits nit einern anoern Wittz
noe perbeiratbete 8eamte als 3euge err
i6einen nuB.
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mhtter Mntter!. Mntter

Mfntter! Mntter!! Mfhtter !
Derbet Str bes Nadts sefGrt perbsn
unb In @urer &ute untsrbroHen bur1 bas
Shreien einss tranten &lnbes, peltes
9&mersen pom Durabreden ber 3dbne
leibets ST es ber Tau, 70 fault cine
SlalGe BON Mrs. Wtnslpms g pps
tbins SYrup. Ct wirb ben nrmen
Rleinsn fOfCrt BON ieinen SGmsr3en be.
freien. Man ssrlaife ad barauf, es bilft.
So 1T teine SHUTTER auf grben, bte es Der.
luhte unb gu1 ntdt mtttbsilen piirbe, taB
es bic ginsstpeibe resultrt, ben &leinen
5alfe unb @elunbbeit unp Der Mutter
&ube perl6afft, bab 60 tpie 3aubsr wirtt
Das Mittfl it iider In alien Jd0en unb
ansenetm BON @ei&mad fs wirp bon
elmer Der dlteifen unD beRen Dpetprinnsn
In ben Ser. StaatenSerlAriebsn. ueter.
d gu baben, bic Glafde 3u 25 @snts.
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~ HarezAzAg
ne befatutte Jratt pbne Sttet
(Ags benz W8ofon gIobe.9

nerrem Gebaetenre!
Gas Dbige lit elm sutes Bib pon Srau QpSia G.
4ntbam aus 2pnn, Maif., Die M ,br ais iraenb cine
anbere SraM in 9sabrbeit ben Namen ber ,9Srduenz
freunbinA BEN piele ibrer Gorrefpenbentinnem ibr
10 gerne beilegen, perbient. Sic mibmet iit5 nit
benz grSBten Gifer ibrer srbet, tueI6e Iettere bas
Tefultat zines IebensIdnsIiden Gtubiums lit, unb
1T seswan9en feds Aifftentinnen fidb su baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic ausgebreitete Correspondents,
peI9e Don aaen Seiten ibr snfIiest unb pon benen
eine iesIide ibee ipesieae aeibensIaft ober ibre
Srenbe bapon befret 3u fein, tmnbsiebt, su beants
iporten. S5re pfansen prdparation TT Elm SeiI=
mite fur CUTE unb MID fir b5ie 2mede SD babe
periSn!i9 Sies onsgefnnben unb BIN uon Ser @abr<
belt befien mas td tage, aberseust.
@esen biejerruobl blbemieisnen Gisenfbaften rpirb
iIe pom ben bsften aersten bes aanbes enpfobIen
nt6 perf4rieben: .Giner Dor. biefen faet: rSie
9irtung TT pnnberbar nnb eripart pieIeS 2eiben
sic tMrirt poltdnbg bic i'd Itnmjte Mrt Muttereibs
iis iSIae SsSsoarss, simSasise anS fmsrs
belt, Gntainbung nnb Gef6wire, unnatirIid5en
BtltabfnB, iebe Mrt 8eresuftg nnb bic barauf foIs
esnosn Mi!denmartbs i4gsrben, ume if beionbers
STE bur9bringt iebef TbeiI bes menidIid,en
&0rperipitems nnb fSbt nenes 2eben un6 neme
&raft Elm. S9wd4e, 8Idbfudbt, 9rang mad gfeiss
mtttsln nno aRagent3 made iuirb ieberseit boburtb
angeeolfen., sic Reilt Mnfj9w euungef, 3opfi9mers
se1, nern6fe 2eiben, au9emeine a5rperfdiudde,
S9lafofsteit, Abmattung nnb itnuerboulidfeit.
Senes Gefiibl .gdnsli9er Grfd5pfnna, ueId3es
S$msraen Mi,b MiifenIeoea sar GoIae Bat, 1T ftets
roltdn6tg rordter na1 Gebraa9 6tefes SeiInttts
tsls. Seber3eit unb inter alen 1imftdnben lit bie
@trtnng tn poatanbise semlIebereirfomme NIT benz,
Fem pstbli9en a6rperipftem unterIiegenben geies.
Ser yrets lit nnr 81. @ Iaf9e, IS. fir sSIafdjer,
an6 rpir6 pom allen Mpotbetern rerfauft. sSraenS
gel@er @atb fr fpe;iele Sdae, nnb bic 9iamei, pon
gie!sn bic 6nrd antoenbnns bet 9Fansen Mii9nn9
neber pouf6n6ig hereeiteut ppr6en, tann man non
Drs. " tn 9ripat= =AbreiIe 2pnrt, Maf, erbaIs
ten. Man fige 9ofmarte sur 9eontmortmna bei.
Gegen Nieren 9ei6werben BET beiben Ue5bIeds
tern ttt hteie Mhi4Ang uniibertref5bar tpie sabls
reidbe 8eugfiife beipeifen.
rDlrs. qintbam's 2eber giaen,1 faat Elm gorrez
iponbent, unb bic beiten IN ber aeit 9Is 5eItteI
ge4en Berftopfung, @auenbeidwerben iinb Qeber
Gritarrnrg. Sbr BItt Rettiiger brnat Wunz
beriu @erte nn6 f9 3uetFe nidt apirb baIb ebemio
berlbmt an6 popular fein ruie bic 4Fansen grapa-
Gin Seber mnb bieie Srau ais einen @naben
gn9et anieben, bersn eirsieer @unfd iit 9nSeren
pBilaSsIYbia, ga. W mrs. u. 81. o.
saS1sTa@zAE 7assM,'
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$. Nraaer.


yeo. 4 gaf gommereeitraBe, nabe Ser
Bride, Sdnbler in @iienuaaren, De-
fen unb 8le6waaren. ggent fit Die
ercelenten Gaborite &o66fen. Man
ipre9e bOr unb eranlil1ire bielelben.
9ie beifen S6reiner= uno Maurer=
Sanbmerf5euge cine Specialitdt. @i=
fenmaaren fir GOntraetoren als Ndgel,
S9l0iier, S6arniere &C., au Ben bor=
tbeilbafteifen preiien. Cine &lempner=
Werffdtte 1T nit bem @ei6dft berbun=
ben mnb Sa9beden unb ane in bies
Sad i6lagenbe Mrbeiten perben prompt
belorgt. 9a6rinnen Sc 3oa lang obne
Gaum, Dbne preiserb6bung.
Selepbon SEQ. 119. 21,6,tp
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gmuisas. & Gp.

Der befannte G9ubbdnbler S. Mar=
tin bat iein @ef6dft an obige Girma
Dertauft unb tperben bic 9erren fi6 nidl
nur beniiiben, Sie alte &unbi6aft beg
Geiddftes al erbalten, fonbern aud inn
mer nebr ieue &unoen su ertperben.
GuIliban & Go. bcben nidt nut
Das bette umb getpdbltefte 2a9er in Da.
fneit= uno Ginberi6uben, fonbern lire
Mdaren 3ei6nen ii9 aud bur9 preiss
tpiirbigfeit unb Dauerbaftigteit aus.
Die 6erren erbalten fortpdbreno neue
3ufubren uno liefern baber bas Aaer'
mobernite. Ntan faufe S9ub3eug rtut
bel ibuen, ipenn man gut bebient iein
ipia. n
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*2pnm, Mah, uar fets ein geiun=
berOrt aber es 1T ein tpabrbaftes mober=
nes Bethesda getpDrben, felt Sralt 2D=
bio 6. pinfbam, 233 Weitern Mbenue,
ibre groBe gnt6edung BET &rduter=Miz
f6ung, Dber aqgemeinen 9eilmittel es
fir ale &ranfbeiten, bic benz f90nen
Gef6le9t eigentbiimlid iin6, bort se=
ma6t. Dieier Srt ie6p6 iit bon benz
i'm Iltertbum befannten Wunber=Sei>
lungs=Orti II 10 fern berI6ieben: 9as
9eilmittel ielbit famn ia tpie man es
tuiini6t per @rpreB ober ppit iiber bic
gan5e Welt berianbt perben.
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Ser beffe s9oth fommt MI =,

~ Ser Bette &atb fommt oft su
fpdt". 9lls einmal Semanoem, Der an
ben gtieren litt, geratben murbe, 9lie=
rens&raut gu perfu6sn, fagte er: nS9
tpia's beriu6en, aber es fOll mein leb=
ter 8erlu6 fein". Ser Mann tpurbe
bergeitelt, un6 elnpfieblt iebt bas Seilz
mittel allen 2eibenben. sSn bieiem
Sale fam Der &atb grab nod 5u re6=
ter 3eit, um ben Mann 81 retten.
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= Sn 9lper's Nsue Sure baben mir
Elm poiitibes @egenmittel gegen Gieber
un0 ale in fumpfigen @egenben entte=
benoen 8el9wer6en. 9Glfelbe 1T b6l=
Zig frei bon @binin, Nrienif unb anbe>
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gitter gegen allgemeine S6ipd6e un6
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Nj. w. KENNEDY.
The Il. NJ. A. Remembering Their
Dead Brethren.

The T.. nj. A. adopted the following
set of resolutions at their meeting on
Thursday evening last, anent the death
of their fellow member, M. w. Kennedy,
whose death was recorded in our issue of
a week ago:
WHEREAS, .Inexorable death has again
assailed our ranks, IL most worthy
member of our organization has been
snatched from us in the meridian of his
manhood and usefulness, n veteran in the
cause of humanity and liberty has been
called from his work; therefore,
RESOLVED, That while we bow with
humble submission to the will of God,
who does all things for the best, we can
not help from expressing our sorrow at
the %irreparable loss sustained through
the death of our late brother M. w.
Kennedy, not only by his immediate rel
atives and friends, nor by the Il. M. A.,
of which he was q valued member, but
by the entire community. Possessing
the noblest qualities of mind and heart
he was always foremost in the ranks of
Irishmen in their efforts TO better the
condition of their prosecuted mother
country; generous to a fault and even
ready to forgive an enemy or help a
friend, although gone from our midst he
will ever live in our memory as a maj
worthy of emulation, and entitled TO Us.
TEEN, respect and veneration.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the
stricken mother, wife and relatives ouI
heartfelt sympathy; may they be sus.
tanned in this, their hour of trial; may
their sorrow be at least mitigated by the
thought that his life was pure, his con.
duct exemplary, and his death univer.
sally regretted by all who knew him.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of these reso.
lutions be sent to the family Of the de.
ceased; hat they be spread upon the
minutes of the organization, and pub.
lished in the Omaha papers, and oui
officers wear a badge. of mourning fUl
four meetings following their adoption.