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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10
Eraren efS M~~.:e.


lteber bic Mnfeuuns weibIi6er Nlli.
ftensdr5te mir6 angenblidli6 in paris
biel bin unb bet bebattirt. gli9t nur
bic meoicimii6e Nelt erbitt liD oafiir
uto oagegeu, au9 i'm grDBen Bublifum
baben fi6 leibeni@aftli@e Sbeilnebmer
fiir uno gegen bas rtpeiblicbe eSnter=
nat"-6ies bic pariier 8esei6nung =
erboben. Sie Barrier 8ldtter ber6fs
fentli6en Stimntett bon Mutoritdtett,
unter benen bel alleu 6ffentli6en 9inz
gen bieienige 8ictor 6ugo's am met
iten @emi6t bat. Ser 9i9tergreis
bat uun folgenbes curiDie briefli6e
Manifeit i'm 2apioarfDl erlafIen:
Wein 6err! 9ie Srauem einfdliez
Ben Ooer ibnen bic 5reibeit laRen: oas
1T bas Dilemma.
Sd benfe mad.
Sie eingei6loHene Srat = Mpfes
RUM.
9ie freie Grau-SoHnung.
Mlio!
Sd bride SIRE 10 jale 6amb.
Gictor Suso
Wfan f6nnte ei1en preis fiir 6eniinis
gen ausieben, Der aus bieien 8riefbie=
roglDpben bes Si@ters Melnung ber=
ausleien fann. >
Sebr intere6ant 1T emile 3ola's
NHtport. Ser Mpoitel bes &ealismus
l9reibt:
2ieber &ollege! Sic f0nnen BRETT
Iagen, 6aB i6 bas Snternat billige.
Wel9e un5utrdgli6feiten itebt man 6a=
rln2 0ill man bic Wabrbeit nod peis
ter berfeden? Giir9tet man, ben
Grauen ettpas bei5ubrngen, tpas fie
eigentli6 beiier als mir tpiliem fpaten?
MuBer6em miifen fie es, ooer fie ratben
es. Wfan tbue bod ni6t 10, als moGe
man ibre fogenannte S9ambaftigfeit
i6onen, oiefe 6eu6elei madt mid ra=
fenb.
Sagen mir Maes! Sd babe es Be-
tpieieu, als i'd meine ,,Joie de vivre''
i9rieb: Sd betpeife es tpeiter in bem
&oman, ben Sbr 8Iatt bringem tpir6.
gSiro man @el6rei bariiber erbeben2
Meimetwsgen. Man f6reit ia tmmer.
9Sas liegt mir baran! Sd gebe meis
men @eg geraoeaus tpie Elm DDS Dor
benz pfluge, unb i6 fabre fort, mleine
frdftige un6 gefunbe Nrbeit gu erle=
bigen. Ser Sbrige.
emile 3ola.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10

Gommer5ienratb Gramm. nno bas
berrlibe 8ennemib uno bic foibare
@quipase! Sm boligen Sabr mar ia foz
gar Priu5 $. bort 5ur Sagbl
@nnte fGpieg. Sic oa6te baran,
wie @lic lit 0er peniiOn 10 oft Big CUR
@rmii6ung iiber ben BH@ern geiellen
unb gelernt fiir bas grsieberin>gramen,
uie iie fi@ itets 10 einfa6 seflei6et. Sa
tpabrbafttg, bas 1T Slid! Wer batte
bas geba6tl
50 flog ben bic &unoe bon elmer
8erlobung Der fiir5lib 8ertuaiiten nit
Dem Sbeim bur6 bas @tdbt6en, III
Winoeseile: un6 iie lelbf}aB in ibrem
Wdo9enitiib6en in benz langen f6leps
penben Srauerflei6e, un6 iiber ber tief=
f6warsen @repriii6e leu6tete ibr blei=
DIES @eli9t f6rmli6 geiiterbaft, nit Gem
unenbli9 tpeben 3ug um BEN Mnnb.
(Gortiesums foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10
VIM. CASSIN,
Q dnb Ter in @runbeis emt u m,
Can S(ittontc, EeraS.

Office No. "a SoleSab StraBe.
8tionbere aufmerfiamfeit pirb benz Raufen
nnb gerfaufeu bon Han@es nnb 2anbereien in
Befteyas geipibmet.
SD fenne bic ineiFen ber 2dnbereien, bic id
bertaufe, unb fait allies 2anb ber tuetliden
Counties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10
n9en ro.ben gDca a.aamaen." )"

Sies 1T ein 9lusorud Der Sinber,
tpemn iie fagen ipolen, Die @peiien fino
ber5ebrt. Gliidlid tit Oerienige, Be len
Wtagen MQes berbauen fann, mas ben
nrotben 8eg gebt." llngliidli6 oas
Opfer Der unberbauli6feit, tpel6es bic
9peifen ni@t bequem forti6affen tann.
S@mer5en, @lenb unb geiftige 9eiben
finb fetn Mntbeil. 9ie Sur fir alles
bieies 1T Brotpn's sSron 8itters, bic
bette giien z.Me6iain ber @elt. Srau
Setomann bon St. 2ouis fagt: reS1
gebrau6te 8ropn's Sron 8itters gege1
l9wa6en Magen unb allgemeine @nt=
frdftigung uno bin fllrirt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10
MDer's
Satsarar1lla

81 elm ietr sureentrirter aas5ae Der eariatariaas
ane anhsrtr blutreinisenher @ar,sln nit Qaliums
uns GilensSpein befbuuben, unb bas unf9abIi6fte,
auperIdffigite unb biaisfe 8Iutreinisunss swtteI,
bas man anueuben fann. pbne 6ebI treibt es
aiIes 8sutsift aus benz a5rper, berei9ert anb ers
eut bns gIat, unb fteIt beea beIebenbe araft ber.
gs If bas Bette betannte MitteI sesen efrobbeln
unb ale isrnbbaI6ien 1tebel, sesen RntbIaui, 6its
tIdS9en, dltbten, s6bdren, Gsi9mire, E6IeiI9.
esiuddbie nnb SaataasI6Iaee; ebenio sssen aue
9rantbeiten, bic bur9 binnes ,,nb perarmtes BIut
persirfa9t perben, pie Rteumattsmns, WeuraIeie,
stemmatii&e gi4t allsemtine Gntfraftnua anb
ilrsbbuIsIes aatarrb.
eeilnn8 bon ent3iinbetem @beumatismus.
nM9er's SarfapariIIa bat mid pon ents
ianhstsm Rteumatismns sebeiIt, an benz i'd pieIe
Sabre gelitten bate. %. 8. @oore."
9urbam. Say 2. Mdrs 1882.
Bnbereitet Don
Sr. 8. 6. Gber G Co., 9otuell, Maf.
sn aIIen apOtbsten su Babem: 81. 8 SIaf9en IS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10

: Gin groBer 8orratb bon feifen
unb tpei6en Gilsbiiten 11euefer Mobe
bel pancpa1t& & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10
Sur 8ead)tuna.

Giner srinblideren aenntnib oes allaemeinen
8ieb. uno Gleiidmarftes iirfte iid tpobl fciner
im Staate Seras riibmen, ais Serr @ilbelm
S0aing. Seine aussebreitste 8unbIdaft lie.
fert ben 8epeis, bab fein Gleif6er in San an>
ionic baS allgemeine 3utrouen in boberem
@rabe beiibt, alS ct. Sur ras ausgeIeienIte
Maitbieb piro aur Sdladtbant sefiibrt. Sptels,
&eitaurationen unb Samilien Derben prompt
beOient. Sn Der Wurftfabrifation unb 8ube.
reitung bon &aud. unO Bofelaeifd leiitet Serr
Sofing bor3iialideS Seine 8abrifate ueroen
bon @icmanOem iibertroffen. @larft SO. 5Il
Gbenue 6. I6,S.ttS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-10

= Sir grtdltung, Suten, fura ale
Storungen Der 9ltbmungsperf3euge,
tpel6e lei6t Nus5ebrumg mad f6 siez
ben, 1T fein Wfittel 10 5uberld1lig tpie
Npers Gberrn pectOral. sSn allen ge=
tp66nli@en Sdllen teri6afft es ft6ere
0eilung, uno tper am Nftbma Doer at
oer Nusaebrung, felbit fart entuidelt,
leioet, bem gepdbrt es enti6ie6en @rs
leiGteruttQ.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15
DOCTORS AND DOCTRINES.
Whatever Cruel Creeds May Say,
Truth is Always Orthodox.


"Nou know The old saying, doctor.
Ubi tres medic,, duo Rthci, where
there are three doctors there are two
sthcists, laughed Rev Apollo Cream.
cheese, the other day, tn his friend,
Or Sienna, who had dropped ia for "A
biz utatalk.
"Ncs I've heard 1t, and III bet a
box of pills against your dry iukstaud
that some priest said it,. They always
battered bad Latin when they had -
bigger lie than common to get rid OF,
answ cred tue doctor, lighting hi
pipe. Il TELL YOU, Dominic, you're y
way otl when YOU think our protps-
sion is not doing Ms good work IN this
Wurld as Yours Is. They've both
been murc'u half barbaruus tor ceutu-
rics, but ", re several Lengths ahead
OF You on the homrstretch.
But doctor, said Rev. Mr.. Cream.
che, Sc, "don't you think your fratcr-
nifty hows tendency to Materials
tic
"Bah!" INTERRUPTED MIR Sienna, 1--WE
show tendency to human charity
aud Oummuu srusr The fences are
all down. why, Within the last week
| have received letter from my
friend DR.. " V. Maddox, OF Pine
mn, Alabama, saying that he IL us
INK Wtth great success, PARKER ; |
! ONIt, in hiH practice, Aud finds II /
hr best tuiuR Tor Coughs, lm.. Kid |
Icy, and | liver troubles, Dyspepsia. /
rheumatism, and So ON that lac ever /
struck; aud another friend of mine, f.
"a Af Al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15
ISII,,s

Piles ARE frequently preceded 10y Ii
'rusr e.. Wi. ut Ia the huck, lolYs and
lower pnrt Of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose lie haa some affection
n the kliucys or ueighhoriug organs
Vt times, symptoms of m igrstion ar,
prrsent as tlntuency, ununsinesr Of the
stomach, etc. 4 moisture like pcrspira
tiuu, producing very disagreenhl,
itching, particularly at night after get.
my warm IN bed, IA very common ut.
lct mt. Blind Bleeding aid Itching
~ yield At once to the application Of
Busuuku's Pile Remedy, which actr
ctlN upon the parts allectc /, absorb.
g the Tumurs, Hiluying the intense
Sung. and affecting ornament cure,
here the other remedies have failed
DO not delay until tn drain on the sys
I'M produces permanent disability, bul
lry It and be c,Tcd. Price, 90 cents
som prepaid ON receipt OF price. Adj
iress, The DR. BosHnko Medicine Co.
Piqun,O Ono. Sold 10y Carter K Williamson
md J. ID. CORNISH, druggists, Waco,
O3lldw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

When we consider health t. be bet
Ter taan wealth then mus we cor ST. tt
lie 81 field nuleu butter than gold
BIT iesst ths medical world U rec gLi.
L,s It al asserts it's mer uyei C,d
Liver Oh FOR lung troubles Made uto
tea and combined witt r wret Gum 1t
lr sen'S III Ia,l Cherokee Remedy
; zee Gum aud Mull,n, pleasant and
tiectl'e cure Tor Coup WuO1piug
,ough Colds and Cousumptou Pricr
zoe aud : w Thi-, with DR. Blg-cr-
southern Remedy, an equally ct'caci.
Gus remedy for Cramp Cuuc, DArrhueu.
Dysiutery hud cLll ireu suffering from
me eff c u teethiug presents little
MEDICINE CHEsI NJ household shout &
be without tor the sp edy relief Of sud-
zen AM dangerous attack. OF the luug
aud bowels. Ask Your d usgist tor
them. Manufactured by Waller A
IaS lor, At unla GA, propri to. rl,lu 5
Pre- MUM CUlogue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

I'''N IEEN T"'-FVT" HWU1H T-TW|ITV UI-TUTuT
ny ". INNS. r,Nt door g. lIusl n
Journey on Nu'tu street sl-u room Above
NIrS To /. SAnsrr ut sanger Ht"-. a.'lv
'I'p ltt MA nice huu,r. tNv rooms. pY.a,r
Washington Hui : Il streets. convenient tu
business hWly tu trANIstU tfrrt. n
EoR RESI- Et.ms, fru,hvi OBJ, mm.r-
ier ncr. n
Ibh RtNI.-A store tu0iu uu tuurtu street,
4 hulweru Austin anti FtaIEiu street, uI-
pn'ile fhcln' hotel Apply to I. " BAphl
once up stairs Ia Stutgi7 block, corner Austin
street aud public square lu-t-tr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

IpANk NlrU. Finished up,lait.u r,.u
ll'nl b'Ntl AurN 10 Mr. tuuuIi sluu
ut Dr - ttnu'- residence. t-.V
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

= M THING NuHIu kNOWiNG.-Ni
90 sr $50 ,rr an e., d with eel IA. cough
rrunDLius,u.thua,t nruat anl lung uoub-
p, or 10 irt ny disease incidental to
his -cn.,n oi fhr ear, viii lind immcdl
,tr urh .or nncut irlri by the use 81
P.rH's Extract The prumptiydr witt
hi 10 It give u,lcl i- rruark be. T.
q u bee bad tom any drngg n with punm
plrt giving f. history, m,dcl u,.- nd
uruuvr piurorilG., together with al nee
r-.HIy dine. tun..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

W ~ um.ug Il s's urtAr'uus Ilt .ift..
Plants In Na'i't', uud All b t-nuu,, rI,ut4
or sale. send ir uulurs rrr1 Nj. " trn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

Rl AIR ~ R,likl ATTORNEY. d. Inv. Waco
l'l"N'N Nlll o. cIrriu thu courts ut Nj.
Lehman, mn. full', iusuur aud Bet uluu.
ties ~unrn" Court Bu. WU of Appeal.
special attention UNeutuu ELECTIONS AMI J4ul
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15
Extraordinary bargains In Gar.
pets.

All ladies In need oi Carpets, will lind
J. {" their HdynttRe to Erv the wonder
ul hH- ius In carpet. nj Is. llabrr-; all
-Nou'i vcstiGnt" the prices here bclor,
purchasing elsewhere
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

Dou'r buy "Et.,cr DIVES" ull Won
v-ll the Avenue Drug Store Dr.
limu'ctt ha- q tiuc assortment Of dye
of various brands.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

"Rouyh on Coughs" Trochc,, eel
liquid Boo. tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

Call NJ our ID office ana have your
printing done cheap. We duplicate
ST. Louis amt Galveston prices
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

=, h.s m.u' t...r ,y.r.Huts, which
wrau.dt" I.v at IS u.og Eau-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

Speci.l in 'ucemeuts IN Carpet. an
lace Curtains al $ anger Bsos'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

-LEErLE-S NlGnrS, mudc mfsoiR
bic By rlut hrrihlr cough Sh lOL', Cur,
b. the remedy Tor on. For sale by Ga
tbs Is Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

Or old man 'yrIy married man or old
hucnclOr Is ulys,d 10 ionk AT ~Hng,r
h'us' advertisements II VII pay we'll.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

Ladies' In quest oi presents can mud ele-
lnn' robe DE cuRmbrc" and smoking
jackets Tor their husbands or brothers,
-Uk haudkerchhts, ak hose. Hni the
finest Of reCkW ear Al wine BrOs.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

Mother swami Worm syrup, tasto-
css, ell ctiyc Bic tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

The largest variety Of glnghAms and
secrsuCks just op ned at o. llaOers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-15

''7 IT07h09 073oralIng Fai0nIn1
GoLDENSL l0UIDREEF TONIC
~ @ rronon,crd M ,rorr, N phy-
''... as 1"d bv ho'"'"i' Of proric 'cho
hare "7c't H. 10 he hc hast L,op7, remedy
f"r h'"Rity, Dyspepsia, indigestion. loss Of
iPpeh'e. loss NJ I1c,t. L,1,1 Complaints,
fen'1'" Readiness, onsiric T-,i'nbHify. Wa
idriH F"r"r a''d many othor discusses rl,crc
'o''c' are required dBcriUg essentially
from all other Be9 Foois and Tonics.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-27
ANOTHER ENTERPRISE.
Fort Worth to the Front as Usual
A NOfaUOpthU EUant


Not day passes but what some
plan is matured here and successfully
launched, and the marked success of
all that has thus far been undertaken
gives to Fort Worth much of her
prestige. No one who has been at all
familiar with or cogniZant Of the
course of the Fort Worth Daily Ga
zette and the large success it has at
tanned since starting in 1882, but will
grant that the paper has fully kept
pace with the general progress, both
of this city and the entire state. The
readers OF the Gazette readily con-
cede its marked ability, alertness in
gathering news and its conspicuous
modesty. Having thus entered, with
such full equipment, its first presiden-
tlal year, and desiring to yet reach a
greater mass of readers, the manage
ment, as simple business enterprise,
determined to reduce the price of the
daily and weekly to cover the balance
OF the present year. While the regu-
lar rates are $40 per annum for the
daily and 81 for the weekly, from this
time, (only three months of the year
having passed. So in advance will pay
for the daily by mail until January,
1885. For the same term but fifty
cents will be charged for the weekly.
This is done that the reading public
may have within reach at nominal
price the leading daily of the state
and the finest weekly printed.
It is .superfious to say that in the
great activity of political
circles this year the Gazette will be
fully equal to the occasion aud will
stop at no expenditure which will
keep it in the lead as cater er of
news.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-27
STATE NEWS REPERTORY.

The cowboys are rounding up for a
spring drive Of abont $4,000 head Of
cattle from Taylor.
Texas Cowboy is the title of a new
paper soon to be published at Dallas.
The sheriff and posse which arres-
ted Bill Northcut who stabbed and
nearly killed his uncle in Bell comfy,
watched his house all night in hail
storm in order to arrest him in the
morning.
Charles Goonight's ranch in the Pan
Handle of Texas embraces 100000
acres, and Richard Kings two ranches
in Nueces county 10000 acres. Mrs.
Rogers, wife of Representative Rog-
ers, of Nueces, is worth a round
tor E. r. Lane, of San Antonio, an
other prominent cattle man, is also
Teputed to be millionaire.
The San Antonio city council held
morgue proceedings over the death OF
the sewerage baby and buried the
| founding without ceremony.
Fifteen tail, fancy females fined
fifteen dollars each was the sum and
substance of days doings in the re-
corder's court of Austin last week.
hduy VI lu0 pdpcIS VI 1eAdS DIT
wide at sea in Deep Water"
The capitol syndicate's interest in
the Chicago Inter-Ocean is supposed
to be at the bottom of that papers fine
feeling for Texas.
Bandera, under recent survey
claims strip of Uvalde county.
The Taylor county Index insists
that there is deep and widespread
sentiment among stockmen generally
in that part of the state in favor OF
| division.
Tom Crooks is building a two-story
rock house for printing office at
Denison.
The Taylor county bank at Abilene
is to be organized as the First Ma
tional Bank of Abilene, on the LIST of
May, with an authorized capital of
S15O0OO
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-27

ly hopes that all good people will
unite upon some man for this import
ant office who possesses integrity,
ability and an intimate knowledge of
its municipal affairs and financial
condition.
Without intending to assume that
he is the only person in Austin endow-
ed with above attributes, yet the WIS.,
itor believes that Hon. John w. Rob
ertson, present president of the board
of alderman, possesses all of them in
an eminent degree and from his init
mate connection with city affairs, hav-
ing been acting mayor for the last
three months, would enter office with
experience that it take others a long
time to acquire.
For these reasons, to which may be
added his experience as a lawyer and
a judge, the writer sincerely hopes
that Col. Robertson will permit his
name to be used as a candidate fol
may or at the ensuing election, feeling
assured that he will receive the cordia
support of a majority of the citizen:
| of Austin, TAXPAYER,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-27
Two Conventions.

The action of the executive COM
mittee in deciding for two conven-
lions, and in locating one at Fort
Worth and the other at Houston, was
by no means unexpected, and indeed
it was the thing to do. The removal
of tie choice for delegates to the ma
tional convention as far from the heat
and passions of such struggle as
we are likely to have over the
selection of state ticket, was
indeed, most wise and proper step to
take. This action exhibits a wisdom
on the part of our committee, redolent
with the promise of future cam
paign on a proper and square basis.
There is nothing in what was said or
done to indicate that there has
been any decided change of opin-
ion among leading democrats in
Texas on the retention of the two
thirds rule. All this fine talk about
relic of barbaric days, mossbackism
bourDon1sm was Tor naugnJ, IS for
and will ever be for naught.
The democracy of Texas has too much
wisdom to take step which would
end in turning the state
over to the republicans.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-27
Steve Smelling

The Fort Worth Gazette gives the
following account Of Steve Smelling,
who was in the Travis county jail
last week:
A man heavily lroned got off the
Missouri Pacific north-bound train
last night in the custody of W. D.
Thompson, sheriff of Van Zandt
county, and was taken into the sitting
room, where his shackles and villain
Gus face attracted the attention of
every one in the building. From
Sheriff Thompson the reporter learned
the following history Of the prisoner
and his crime:
On the 23d of December, 1879, Ru-
fus Day, a deputy sheriff of Hender-
son county, was foully murdered, and
subsequently the prisoner, whose name
is Steve Smelling, was tried for the
crime in VanZandt county, convict ed
and sentenced to imprisonment for
life. The case was appealed, and
pending the decision of the appeal
Smelling escaped, and though every
means was used to effect his capture.
remained at large until recently, when
Sheriff Thompson learned of his being
in BaStrop county and telegraphed
GuO duGuOI1G1SS GuCIo W dEIcSG Hill,
which was done last Thursday. 1t is
now learned that Smelling, after
his escape, went to Lou
isiana, and by behaving himself
and leading steady, sober life, won
the affections of Miss Hurd, daugh-
ter Of Jesse Hurd, well known gen
tleman of Calcasieu parish Of that
st Ute, to whom he was married under
the name of r. B. Burk. Shortly at
ter his marriage his wife's relatives
suspected him and commenced to hunt
up his antecedents. They learned of
his crime and were about to arrest
him when he left for parts IN
known. Sheriff Thompson was in
formed of his having been in
Louisiana, and he at once wrote in re-
ply asking them if Smelling ever ap-
peared there to arrest him. A short
time ago Smelling wrote to his wife
from Bastrop county, Texas, asking
her to send his clothes to him, care of
the deputy sheriff of that county. A
telegram was sent at once to Van
Zandt county, and this telegram led to
Snelling's arrest last Thursday.
1t would be hard to find more vii
famous countenance than that pos
sessed by the man who sat shackled in
the depot last night, but he is en-
phatic in declaring that he is innocent
of shedding human blood. He says
he has stolen few ponies, but never
murdered any one. He was taken to
Canton, Van Zandt county, on the 4
o'clock east-bound train this morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-27

BUT the Waco Day doesn't mean to
say that "THE STATESMAN is the sole
prominent democrat in the state sup
porting the two-thirds rule. Promi-
nent democratic papers are scarce in
Texas. The democratic press of this
state has been running off after the
will-o' -the-wisp democracy Of the
News so long, that they hardly know
what it takes to constitute democracy.
The News has done more to loosen the
democratic fibre than all the other in
fluences in the state put together. The
of the democracy are made
of sterner stuff, however, and they
always sit down on these anti two
thirds rulers very effectually at con-
vention time. Now you wait and notice
if it won't almost choke you to see
the number of prominent men in
Texas who will not hear of the pro-
posed abrogation when it comes to an
effort to cram it down the Threats of
The convention.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-27
Songs Never Sung.

this, isn't it?'' ~
There are who touch the magic string,
ana noisy fame Is proud to win them;
AiaS! Ior lhoSe who never sing,
But oe with all their music in them"
YES, that's beautiful, pathetic and true"
silld your representative. 1.-THE poet alluded
10 people who are somehow suppressed, and
never get their full allowance OF Joy and air
Nllcn reminds me OF letter shown me the
other day by HISCoX & Co. of New York.
signed by Mr.. E. G. Williams, of Chapman,
oR!uer county, "a, promsnent business man
OF that place. He writes:
Il have suffered with asthma for over forty
ydarS, and had terrible attack In December
and January, 1892 l hardly know what
prompted me to take PARKMR'S TONIC. did
so, and the first day i took four doses. The
effect aStonished me. Thrt night l slept as if
nothing was the matter with me. and | awe
ever since: l have had colds since, but no
asthma My breathing is now as perfect as
IL had never known that disease. If you know
OF anyone who has asthma, tell him i'll my
name that PARKMR.s TONIC Will cure it-even
etter forty years There was man who es-
capped the late of those whom the poet Ia
mentS.
This preparation which has heretofore been
known as PARKERS'S GINGER TONIC, will
hereafter be advertifed and sold under the
name OF PARkER'S TONIC. Inaamuch as gin
ger is an unimportant ingredient, and IN nrin
clpled dealers are constantly deceiving shell
customers by substituting inferior prepare
tons under the name of ginger, we drop the
misleading word.
There is no chance, however, in the prepare
ton itself: and all bottles remaining in the
hands OF dealers, wrapped under The name o.
PARKER S GINGER TONIC contain the genu
Inc medicine, if the fac-simile signature o.
HISCON &c Co. Is at the bottom of the outside
wrapper. feb15-deSat-weow