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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
sin freiiinntgcr 0iAter.

Sn Stodbolm bat Ser Di6ter Nusuit
9trinbberg bur6 sliibenben Offer fir
Wabrbeit unb Sreibeit unb 6ur6 bins
reiBenbe 8ereoIamfeit bas algemeine
Snterefe in S9tpeben fiir bic tpi9tigs
ften iocialem 6ragen in bobem @rabe
rege gema6t. Sn feiuem Iebten 9to=
man uSiftas" (9eiratbeu), meld)er bic
Stelung Der Trdl1en in Der @be beban=
belt, lieb er li9 gu einigen f6arfen Neuz
Berungen iiber bas Saframent beg
Ibenomabls binreiBen;. in ssolge beiien
muroe bas 8Id berboten uno er ielbit
Der MISUNDERSTANDING angeflagt.
@trinoberg belt fi6 in Der @6tpei5
auf elite aber Iofort nad Stodbplm.
SIN Gentralbabnbof ermartete i'm cine
tauienbf6piige Menf6enmense, beren
begeiiterte 9ulbigungen ibn Bis gu ieir
ner Wobnung begleiteten. gio6 melt
groBartiger aber mar bic &unbgebung
am Iben6 i'm neuen Sbeater. IS
tparo eiit Stiid bon ibm, u@liidspeter",
gege6en, bas cine Menge Nnipielungen
ouf religi6ie unb politii6t 3eit. un6
Streitfragen entbdlt. 9as 9aus mar
p0llig ausberfauft. Sm bierten 9tte,
mel9er i'm Orient ipielt, bat ber Sitel=
bel6 ben @toBpe3ier gu fragen: u@riz
ftirt benn bier i'm 2anbe feline &elis
gionsfreibeit9" = Nnttport: nSa, fit
Die refine 2ebre. ."-vMber fit bic anbe=
rem 8efenntnihe@ = u@s barf feline
anberen 8efenntnii5e geben." Die gu
itimmungen nabmen einen itiirmii6en
@barafter on, Die 0erborrufe fein @nbe.
DaKelbe tpieoerbolte fid mod bem leb=
ten Nft. 8or benz Sbeater bate iib
cine unabiebbare Meni6enmenge ber=
fammelt, uuter oeren 6obrufen BET
@efeierte ii6 mad ieiner @obnung be-
aob.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
Die gbre. pYeubifd)es 6toats.

= Die gbre. preuBif9es Stats
ratbsmitglie6 5u iein. ift siemli6 tbeuer.
Sie Witglieber erbalten tpeber Didten
nod felbft mur freie 6abrt auf ben gi=
fenbabnen, lie baben alio bic Soften
ibres 4ufentbalts in Berlin ans gigcs
mem gu beitreiten. Oas fam nun freili6
ni9t gedubert meroen. Wenn bic G0rs
perfdaft bic ibr tbeoretii6 ausemieiene,
iebr bobe Stellung bebaupten fol-, 10
muB aud Der ebrenamtli6e @barafter
Der Witglieoi9aft oes Staatsratbs aes
uabrt bleiben. Nu1 miro Giirit 8iss
mard es unbebingt permeioen wollen,
bas 4bgeorOneteubaus iiber bic @rliten,
beg Staatsratbs enti9eioen 3u laiien,
mas bod notbmenoig gef6eben miirbe.
falls er beim 2anbtage einen qlntrag
auf 8epilligung ber fa6li9en &oiten
bes Staatsratbs itellte. Sebenfaas 1T
es fir einise Mitslieber. bic nit @liids=
giitern nibt befonbers geiegnet finb uno
aud ni9t in Staatsamtern li9 befin=
ben. feline gauS leidte Nufsabe, ii6 ben
ebrenDOaen @el9dften gu lpibmen, Die
ibnen bur6 ibre 8erufung in bic bobe
0ertrauensl1eaung erwa9ien.
(9erl. Sagbl.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

fat fieberbaft, uie ale Sage bisber.
Sa, mas banns 5olte er einen anberen
geruf mdblens
Da ftanb pl6blib bic Grau bon yta=
tenotp oor ibm, unb bic Gunfen ibrer
griliantbro9e ipielten 5u i6m beriiber,
tple an ienem Nbenb.
@lauben Sic benn, bob man in einem
anbern Stanoe bon oer 2uft lebt? uno
glauben Sic, baB sic 1ib befriebigt
fiiblen, tpenn Sic ben bunten &od aus=
5ieben2
l1nb nun re6nete er li9 bor, tpie i6on
un3dblige Male: &aufmann obne Ra=
pital = ?Qefonom = um seitlebens
SnIpeetor gu bleibens &iinltler-tpollle
er oas Serr MittelmdBiger bermebren,
bic in iib ielbif 5uiammengebriidt iin6,
neil iie fiiblen, iie errei6en 6as 3iel
1timmer, bas iie gemollts @rbarmungs>
log flang es, unb bennp6 pabr!
gln liebften ndbme er ben Nbi1ieo
unb einge mad briiben, aber iein alter
8ater unb bic Mutter, Die 1i9 10 ieben
pfennig abgeoarbt, llnt ieinen brennens
ben Wunf6 gu erf fiqen, @ol6at gu tperz
ben.
(Gortiekuno foIot)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
9lms ben, Spdinatbale

miro bon einem Mugeu5eugen bie2age Der
itrifenben &oblensrdber gei6ilbert. So
i9reibt u. u. all ben v@inc. llnionif@
Der Gorreiponbent. ber mebrere pldbe
auf ieines 9ur6reiie beriibrte. baB er auf
ber gan3en Strefe BON Musran @itD bis
Srbiston unb 8u6tel balbperbungerte,
balbnadte unb franfe Mdnner, Grauen
unb Ginber in ibren 6iitten an ben fab=
len 9iigeln fauernb porgefunben babe;
einselne feien bef6dfti9t geweien, fiir ben
eigenen 8ebrau9 aus ber @rbe berpor=
itebenbe 2oblen ab3ul0fen, unb an an=
oeren 5te0en iu6ten barfiiBige, in 9um>
pen gebllte Ginber in ben 5lafbauien
na6 Goblenabfdllen. 8on ben Grauen
iast er, baB lie ni6t nur bic gntf1loi=
ienbeit ibrer Mdnner tbeilen unb li9 in
Schulz fafen, fpnbern in man1en Sdl>
len mutbiger pie bic Wdnner ieien unb
lebtere gum Musbarren anfpornen. Cine
bieier Grauen = iie bate taum genug
&leioer an, umibre @liebmaBen bebeden
5u f0nnen - iagie, fie noble lieber nit
ibrem 5dusling i'm Mrme am l1fer bes
Gluhes 9ungers fterben, als oaB iie
lbren Mann peranlaiien iperbe, fir SO
Gents per Gag &oblen gu sraben. Nm
GuBe bes 6ligels bi9t Dor Bu1tel be-
finoet fi9 Der Mfammutb=2abem bes
&oblen=Spnbitats. Die Sbiiren bes
2abens finb nit uniformirten unb mi
&epeatings&i1es betpaffneten S9ergen
belebt; so oieier Wd1ter befinben fi9
in benz fleinen 8u9tel allein. Mn ben
Mneueingdnsen iinb Sorts fiir bieis
S9ergen erri9tet tporben, banlit iie BON,
9interbalte aus auf bic 2eute f6ieben
f0nnen, fals iie ii9 in Der Ndbe erbliden
laHen. Sbr Quartier baben fie iibe,
bem 2aben oes Spnoifats, in mel6en
Waaren aller Nrt in groBen Quantitdten
aufgefpeidert iino, bic 11ur gegen an
3ablungsitatt ben Mrbeitern gesebene
Mnmeiiunsen perabfolgt perben. @ol9t
Nnmeifungen finb uur in benz 2aben beg
/ Spnbifats giiltig unb bic bafar einge
tauf6ten Waaren tperben nit 5 big 25
procent mebr bere9net, als iie in an:
beren Sdben gegen 8aargelb bringen,
| Mlfo, ni6t genug, baB bieies blutiau=
gerifbe, m6r6erii6e Monopol bic Grbei
gum balben preiie geliefert befommt.
miiRen Oieienigen, tpel9e in bic be.
bauernsmertbe Gage geratben, fit bas
&oblen>Spnbitat arbeiten gu miif1en,
bon benz 9ungerlobn au9 nod bic 2e=
bensmittel UNI Elm 8iertel tbeurer be3ab.
len, uno natiirli9 aud ale Woaren, BIZ
man ibnen gegen ibre 9lrbeit aus3u.
tauf6en bef6lieBt, obne Wurren binneb.
men, oh iie gut ober f9le6t fino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

Berlin. griefe aus ct. Beters=
burg geben tpeitere Musfunft iiber BEN
neueften Qnidlag geseu bas 9ebeu bes
@saren. Bie bereits mitsetbeilt, mar
beriu6t tporoen, einen Speeial3ug, in
benz Der &aiier bon @atl6ina nod ct.
petersburg fubr, sumgntsleiien gu brin=
gen. Oieier 8etfu6 tpurbe am Sage
beg BON ben st. @eorgs &ittern in pe=
tersburg peranfalteten iSefes, bem De,
@3ar ansumobnen sugeiaat bate, ge=
ma9t. Die an Der Stene, mo- BIT
S6ienen aufgerifen ipurben, aufge=
ftelte Wa1e tpurbe menise S9ritte
bonn Geleiie ernorbet gefunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
(Gortiesuns fOlst.)
Sraft ,,nn gfetmheit.

Man bemunbert einen fagnirenben
Sei6 o6er einen malaril9en 5umpf.
Das Waifer beg fr6bli6en 8ergba6es
1T flar, rein un6 f96n. go tit es nit
oem 8lut. Wenn rein, lduft es f9nea
bur6 bic puIs= unb Bluta6ern unb
nan 1T geiunb unb glidli9. Wenn
i'm f9le6tem 3uitanb 1T bic girculae
tion arm nnb langianl, uno man 1T
ni9ts tuertb. gromn's Sron Bitters
ffdrft bas Slut, gibt neues 2eben unb
&raft. 9err $. %. Depere, gnfielo
Centre, N. g., faet: sd babe berrs
li1e &eiultate bon Bromn's Sron 8it.
ters als Elm glutreinigungemittel err
halten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

Waailanb. Gin 17idbriser gurl1e
@amens @eralbini, muroe geiteru, am
Sabrestage ber 9inri6tung bes 0iier=
rei6ii9en Mnar1iiten Oberbanf, babel
ertappt, als ct unter bem Suitispalaite
cine Bombe berbergen tpollte. Spdter
am Sage nabm bic pOlisei elf tpeitere
Ierbaftungen bon Perionen Dor, bic
NIT oem ani9einen6 beabfi6tigten 8erz
bre6en in gerbinbung iteben io1eu.
Sn &om berbinberte Die poliaei bic
Stubenten an ber S6miidung bes frii=
ber BON Oberbanf bemobnten 9aufes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

= Berlin. 9lls elm 0ertrauens6e=
tpeis ber Nation ioa ein Gonb fir Giirit
Bismard aufgebra6t tperben. CD
Die gerliner 3aufmanni6aft uno bic
B6rie bon 2eip3ig baben ben &ei9stag
in elmer petition gebeten, bor Nnnabme
bes g0rfeniteuerseieBes gertreter ibres
Greifes an3ub0ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
@ouna & MruplS,

242 Weit gommerce=straBe, iinb un>
beitritten Die Sonangeber fir 9err en-
Gurnifbing Goobs. Soilett=
uno @eiieausifattungsgegenltdn6e. 9ie
neueften Meben iino beitdnbis bel ihnen
au finben. 14,1O,25M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
Ser 8erIiner @.nrrelhnnhent s

Ser 8erliner Correspondent bes
s@tanbar6" perii6ert beute friib, baB
Deutld)lanb un3meifelbaft einen She'll
Der Suite unb Der Snieln bon Netp @uis
nea in Beiib genommen bat. 8ismard
bat bic biplomatii9en Wertreter Deu:1=
lambs bereits aagepieien, ben Md9ten
bapon &enntniB au geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
Yur 8ead)tumg.

Giner srinblideren 3enntnib bes aaaemeinen
8ieb uno Gleiidmarttes irfte fi6 pobl tciner
i'm Staate Seras riibmen, alS Sert @ilbelm
Soains. Seine aussebreitete aunbldaft lie.
fert ben BepeiS, baB fein 6IeiiGer in Gan Gn.
tonic baS allsemeine 3utrauen in boberem
@rabe beiibt, als sr, 9tur bas ausseleIenite
MaitOieb pirb sur S@ladtbant sefibrt. Sutels,
&eitaurationen uno 5amtlien merben prompt
bsbient. Sn Der @urafabritation uno Sube,
reitun9 bon &aud- unb 96felaeiid lsiItet Serr
Soflins uorsiislides Seine 8abrifate iueroen
bon Mismanoem iibertroifen. @lartt SO. Oil
@benre q. l6,s,n5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

Mdnner, beren Bart ni9t bic ges
iuiini6te 6arbe bat, f0nnen bieIem
Wiangel burG Inwenbung BON 8udluge
bam's gartbei5e abbelfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
VIM. CASSIN.
6dnb Ter in @runbeisentbu u m
Gan MntcniO, EeraS.

Office ao. "a SoIebab gtraBe.
8eionSere Mufmerfiamfeit pirb benz &aufen
unb Gerfaufeu bon Nandes unO 2dnbereien iu
@eftera8 gewiDmet.
Sd fenne bic meiifen ber 2anbereien, bic id
bertauie, unb .fait aIles 2ano ber weftliden
Counties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

- Sie @ebr. Gritser ino praf.
tiIhe llbrma6er unb ole ibnen iiber:
tragene Wrbeiten uerben prompt aus.
aefubrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

= @rit5er Bros., am Wain=
pla5a baben fur Bic Geiertage Elm brill
lantes Sager bon S9mudfa6en aller
Art uno perfaufen gu mdBigen preiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

= Westbbolle unb niibli6e @eibs
na9tsgei6enfe, Sumelen, ubren &c. Bel
Gritaer Bros.
307 Wain plaaQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
.Gn6l'a sesetabiliides
~ eteiIianiid5er
S0Gats@rl1el1ere1.. /.

Selseis seuirnt Elm 5siImitteI 70 enti9ieSenes
SertraueH beini 4ubIitrm ,Dis oars saarsgraeu.
erer. Die Sdle, in beuen CT cine pouitdnbise mies
oerseriteuuns ber 6arbe bes @aares unb einen
eeiilnoen 8uiianb ber aopfbaut beruorserien, finb
an3dblis. uts 2eute Ioben ibn am feiner punbers
paren arnt wiGen ibren iueiBperbenben aoden
oexea nriprtnsIide Garbe unb S65nbeit piebersus
sepeH. SeHte tn usttIsrsn Sabren ssbrau9en ibn
ssfhe, neil er bic aablbet perbftet, s9uppen ent>
ferns 1dlt unb benz 9oare Elm trdftises @a9stbum
efigstif. 5nnse Samen iinb ibm I'M ibrer 4oiIstte
ipsnen seuosen, neil er benz 9aare einen icb5uen
iues9sn 0Ions ertbsiIt, utb es ibnen mSsIi9 mobt,
sgr 2aar tn ieber beIiebisen Torm susuri@ten. 60
tt er BET allen beIiebt, nnb srpar einfad aus benz
Vr,nos, neil erftets ibren Grwartunsen enspri6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
Serauafprberulla an Gne.

9erauafprberull9 an atle.
Sd lam oas srSbte Eager aulmeiien !
Den srSBten Scrratb bon Elm unb
berielben Gr,te
Sd bin oer cinsiSe 9ps,ialih i'm Ia.
badsbanbel !!
Sd besatle feineu Sseilsnben unb
Tbeilbaber!
SD pertaufe mebr gisarren unb gis
sarretten als onbere gambler !!
Sd faufe nur far Daor unb rerfuufe
btuiser ais Gnbere.
SdlieBlid bite iA uu BefidtiDuns
meines 2asers uno meiner Greiie.
sim Hart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26

= 9emben nod Mfab merben nlr>
genbtpo beKer uno preismiirbiger ange=
fertigt als bel Doung & Mrnolb,
242 Welt Commerce StraBe. Mfan
iiberaeuge ii6 bon Der Wabrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-26
Sadimebam's 8arts8eise (Dy,)

y elmer Der pi9tisften anb beIiebteten ToiIettens
NrtiisI tlr Germ sepprben. Ser einen srauen
Bart beiitt, ober eineu, beiiex natilrIite Sarbs
Muai'seusbmit BEN ,pirb 8udins ms Q art,
Hetie helfen.
3absreiiet bon
q. g. Salf 8 SO, s,aibna, n. 8.
81 dusa apo.ssisn III sassn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC BRENITIES.

Ruiz Gorilla has been expelled from
Switzerland.
Ayoub Khan i to be subsidized by the
English Government.
The brewers Of Des Moines, Ia, are
going 10 test the Prohibition Law.
Osman Digna has made proposals for
an understanding with the British.
Another geyScr basin has been discov-
cred in the Upper Yellowstone Valley.
The Emperor Of Germany will meet
Queen Victoria at Darm-tadt on the
18th.
4 freight depot, mill, hotel and several
other buildings burned yesterday at Pen
>acoIa, Fla.
Liabilities of Gillespie & Co., the Sus-
pended East India merchants, will exceed
$J,oyJ,Oy0.
There was very heavy trading in the
Chicago grain market yesterday. Prices
were higher,
Vanderbilt wants John Newell elected
10 the Rock Island directory in place Of
II. II. Porter.
The striking collicrs in France demand
that their wages be paid during the time
lost by the strike.
Cuban affairs verge on anarchy, owing
to the heavy taxation and reduced prices
Of sugar products.
Six men were injured, two fatally, by
an explosion of dynamite alta quarry near
Franklinton, \, c,
! 4 party Of surveyors were fired on by
squattars near Charleston, W. Va, and
one Of them wounded
The Nova Scotan Legislature has eX-
| tended the franchise in the municipal
| elections TO unmarried women.
Secretary Frelinghuysen asks for a
| commission to canvass trade relations
with Central and South America.
The editorial and composing rooms
of the Ddily Times Detroit, Mich, fell
a victim to the fire hend Thursday.
The Dutch authorities have blOckaded
the AcheneSe coast to compel the release
of the ships crew captured some time
ago.
France, Italy, Germany, England and
| the United States demand large sums
from Hayti for damages sustained during
the riots.
The English Government will subsidize
Ayoub Khan, who is detained by the Per-
sian Government at the express request
of England.
According to returns of the Depart
ment of Agriculture the winter wheat
area this year will exceed that of 1880 by
1900, 900 acres.
Stephen Taylor, the fugitive County
Clerk Of Miles City, Mimi, has been
brought back from Ell Paso, and there is
talk Of lynching him.
All the employees of the Toledo, Gin
cinnati & st, Louis Road, except con-
ductOrs and engineers, have struck be-
cause of unpaid wages.
\ delegation of Usage Indians yesterday
persuaded the Secretary of the Interior
to recommend that their tribe be except
ed from the bill to allot Indian lands in
| severaty
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-12
ORANGES AND FLORIDA.
Better than Breezes and Blossoms -
Under a New Flag.

Even the bamy air and orange groves
of Florida fail to keep It's people nun I'll
happiness and comfort. Art must help ma
ture everywhere-in the tropics as among
the pines of the North. And, chlet among
the blessings which are adapted TO AL
zones" writes Dr. J. g. Wallace, OF Font
Dade, Fla, sis PARKER's Tonic. Ii seems
10 have the world for field, and most OF
the current diseases yield to It's action. |
have used it in the case of delicate and
dy speptic young lady with the most grall-
fylng results. 1t seemed to accomplish
with ease what the usual prescriptions ana
treatment for hat miserable malady failed
wholly to bring about. Am also glad to
state that the Tonic has greatly relieved me
personally of a Troublesome atomic condl-
ton of the stomach of long standing 1t is
the ideal purifier and invlgorant.'
Messrs HlsCox & Co. call especial atten-
ton to the TACT that after April l6, 1888,
the name and style of this preparation Will
hereafter be simply Parkers Tonic. The
word Ginger is dropped, for the reason
that uuprinciped dealers are constantly de
ceving their patrons by substituting II
ferior preparations under the name OF o.
ger; and as ginger is an unlmpor'ant Il
vorng ingredient in our Tome, we are SUI
that our friends will agree with Us as t.
the propriety of the change. There will to
no change, however, in the preparation It
self; and all bottles remaining in the hant'
of dealers, wrapped under the name
"PARKER's GINGER Tonic contain II
genuine medicine if the signature OF IlIsco>
& Co. is at the bottom of outside wrapper
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-12
DAMNNING TESTIMONY.
Who Were the Criminals in the Star
Route TrialsP

Who Were the Criminals in the Star
Route Trialsp
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April ll.-Post-
office Inspector Woodward was crosS-eX.
amined this morning by the Springer
Committee. He said Colonel Cook urged
President Gartie.y to grant immunity to
Senator Dorsey because of his great po-
litical services The President listened
attentiyely, but didn't indicate what
he would do. Witness entered at length
into the manner in which routes were ex-
pcdlted, and thought Congressman and
Senators who signed petitions for eXpe-
ditons did SO without investigation into
the matter.
The route expedited upon the recom-
mendation of General Sherman on JAN
uary 18th, 1878, was secured by Sherman
for his own benefit. At the trials the let
ter was introduced and the date changed
to 1879. In the opinion of witness, truth
telling came near being a capital offeIse
with the Star-route men, and men who
rendered true statements were dismissed
The bulk of the evidence of witness was
explanatory of details in the testimony
submitted by the prosecution in the Star
route trials, and was for the purpose Of
showing the strength of the cases pre-
spntpl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-12
Cheap Homes
IL ARKANSAS AND TEXAS

ls' AAA'A ~ .ND-NAD ~ ~ IJ4NAc.
Along the lire of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway, Texas and
Pacific Railway and International and
Great Northern Railroad, are thousands of
acres of the choicest farming and grazing
lands in the world, ranging in price from
$500 to 5000 aud $500 per acre. ia a
healthy country, with climate unsurpassed
for sslubrity and comfort. Send your ad.
dress to the undersigned for copy Of sta.
tisrics of crops raised in Arkansas and Texas,
in 1882, and make up your mind to 60 and
see for yourself when you learn that the crop
for 1888 is 80 per cent larger than that of
1882. To those purchasing land owned by
the Company, and paying one fourth, one.
half, or all cash, a propOrtionate rebate IS
allowed formoney paid for tickets or freight
over the Companies lines.
II. G. TOWNSEND, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
st. Louis, Mo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-12

Tbo fnIIn,y'r,. -,,u,t -, - Io,tor
no InJ,' A. 80. ,'"'u !" i.''oa
'ioh" t", lI9' ",s',l t "n "''G"'" ,Lo
, H' NY iL5 ' Nv, WIZ apPu"., ~ ;np
,I,ronob do,so i'n, i'', , 1I," oo, 90
dar. coma IS ~, w. ' , ,''C ' ",o
Ia" i hmt tbrc ,.' r r,,nGrl 'o5 .0
~ 10 D o,oh ii -, '''' "'nI ~ ",,
w., s, '"t t, ~ ""' MI NJ "''" 3oI 1911, al
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H. Steagala & Co., Cairo, Ill
SPRING

Is the season IN which bad or poi oned blood is
most apt to show itself Naure, at this juncturC
needs 70 methug to as let it In throwing off the i'm
purit'e- which have collected by the sluggish cir
cu.a'ion If blood during the cold winter months.
SWit- pc life l. natures great helper, as II is a
purely veg table Alternative and tonic
Rev L. b Paine, Macon, Ga, WI ties: ''We have
been using Swift's Specific Mt the Orphans Home
as a remedy for blood complaint. and as general
health tonic, AMI have had remarkable results
from it's use on the children and emp oyees of the
institution. It is such an excellent tonic, and
keeps the blood 80 pure that the system is less
lab to d.casc 1t has cured some of our chill
dren of SCrOiua.
". II. Gilbert druggist Albany, Ca, writes
we are selling large quantities of Swift's Specific
for spring alterstiye aud general health tonic,
and with the best results. II is now largely used
as preventive and cure for Malaria. There are
many RENAL. able evidences Of its mart in this
section
THE GREAT DRUG HOUSE IN CHICAGO
We do not hesitate to say that fora year past We
have sold more of Swifts Specific Is. S. ~ than
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astonishing Csn'ts. one &c tlemiu who used
half dozen bottles says II did h'm more cd than
trea'mcat which cost him 81 ,O0). A other who
used II for Scrofulous al elton reports perma.
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On gentleman who had been confined to his bed
sixweets with Mercurial Rheumatism has been
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What load of agony was removed from
the mind Of Mr.. Charles Nothrop, Wood
mount Conn, by the discovery that he
could successful fight bis own enemy, rhcu-
matism, with Athlophoros. He writes il:
Had had rheumatism for years, and had
made up my mind that | would have to
suffer the balance of my life. But one dose
of Athophoros relieved me of pain. My
dread is all taken away tor know l can
keep the enemy at bay
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
CHARLES READE DEAD.

LONDON, April ll,-Charles Rcadc, the
novelist, died this afternoon.
Charles Reade was born in England in
1914, and was the youngest son OF a gen.
tleman named John Reade He was edu-
Gated at oxford Unworthy, graduating in
1885. Eighteen years later he was
called to the bar, and in 1852
he first became known to the literary
world as the author Of "Pcg Wellington"
A year later his "Christie tombstone" fol-
lowed, and, then came, at intervals
of about year each, at is Never Too
Late to Mend" "The Course Of True
Love" "Jack of All Trades" Love me
Little, Love me Long" "iIard Cash."
"Grifth Gaunt," "a Terrible Tcmpta-
tion," and others. OF late years he had
taken to writing plays Of which one
named "Drink, " founded on Iola's "As-
sommoir," achieved successes on both
sides of the Atlantic.
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France.
FERRY's REGRET.

PARIS, April l.--Prime Minister Ferry
has written NJ. Gierodet, of the Franco
American Indemnity Commission, eX-
pressing regret that the decisions Of the
commission were not dictated by more
liberal spirit. He was glad, however, that
the cause Of the Freuchmen had not been
absolutely sacrificed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-12

\ rather cynical lady, somewhat Of a
flint, says most men, like colds, are easily
caught, but difficult to Get rid of. Her
mistake is apparent. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure any cold however stubborn
it may be. Price % cents.
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A Fair Offer.

The Voltaic Belt Co.. of Marshall. Mich,
offer to send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Violate
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, for
thirty days, to men, old and young, atllIct-
ed with nervous debility, lost vitality, and
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See advertisement in this paper.