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Letter from Il farmer to the Lancaster
IuJ Examiner

Letter from Il farmer to the Lancaster.
UaJ Examiner
| remember very well in my short life
good cooking stove. To-day good COW
will furnish the best kitchen in the land
with II cooking stove and all the utensils
necessary for Il Well-regulated Kitchen.
] worked for years as matchmaker.
and | remember well when it took good
horse to buy Il good clock, and to-day
the price of a good horse Will set YOU
up in Il respectable watch and clock bust
ness Clocks for a dollar \ good horse
is all the way from 500 to - 900.
Why, sir, it used to take in my short
lifetime ii whole calf to buy a saw To
day you can buy the best of Disstons :
make for the hide of Il calf.
| remember when it took Il pound of the
best butter to buya pound of nails. To
day you can buy II pound Of nails with Il
quart of skinned milk.
Yet you talk about Protection to the
farmer, Where mas his commodity fallen
in price Every other commodity has fal-
len by reason of Protection, while the
farmer has always held his own or rose
steadily from year to year,
What the farmer buys is cheaper, be
cause of the vast competition in their man
ufacture by reason of the tariff,
What the farmer sells brings him high
er prices, because the tariff has given him
so many more mouths to feed and so many
more markets for his produce.
The tariff has raised the price of farm
produce and lowered the prices of manu-
featured articles used by farmers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07
The Letter killcth.
National 'Trihuncl

Horace Greeley once said. in discussing
a matter, thai this, being common sense,
is presumably not law An excellent
illustration ot his idea, is given by the re
cent decision in the United state, Circuit
court, at Boston, that war service in the
navy does mot naturalize "A foreigner
Judge Colt said that the statutes provided
that the foreigners who served in the
army during the late war were natural
lied citizens, without any further steps
being taken, but the navy was not includ-
ed in definite terms in the statute, so he
would have to refuse naturalization. This
is IA case where the letter killeth for the
manifest intention of the trainers of the
law was to include all men who fought
for the Union.
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HOODS SARSAPARHLA

Is skilfully-prepared compound, concen-
trated extract, by Il process peculiarly or
O't7l, of the best remedies of the vegetable
kingdom known to medical science as altcra-
tives, headquarters, diurctics, and TONES.
Sold by all druggists. Price 81, or six fol
S.. c. !. HOOD x CO.. Lowell, Mass.
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OUR COAST DEFENCES.


WAsHGNGToN, Nov. 3,-The annual re
port of Gen. John Newton, chief of engi-
neers, just submitted, discusses at som e
length the subject of torpedoes and modern
heavy ordnance, and concludes The
board of engineers for Notifications has
prepared approximate estimates of tire
cost of Qualifications including ornaments
of modern heavy guns and rifle mOrtarS
for Portland, Boston, New York, Phia-
delphia, Baltimore, Hampton Roads, New
Orleans and san Francisco: and another
estimate likewise approximate for prelim-
mary works, earth and masonary, without
armour, machinery and guns, to serve as
emplaCementS for the guns. The total
estimate including armament is Sj3,3Ss 900
and the estimate for cmplaccmvut of guns
excluding armour. guns and machinery Is
S!0.3NN,OOO. II is believed that furtilica-
uuuS, including guns, of all harhprS on the
coast Of sufficient Importance to tempt an
enemy, can bc prepared at cost not to
exceed sIiG.O1U.Oll.
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An Eccentric Hymn.

Here is one Verse of "hymn" sung not
long since in colored church in Georgia
June bug got de golden wing.
Lightnin' bug de flame,
Bedbug got no wing ut all,
but he git dar all de same.
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The following truthful and apprecia
tive tribute to senator Justin :. Morrill,
is from the BUICtiu-the organ of the
American Iron and steel Associatiun-of
Philadelphia:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07

Abigail s. Coles of Morrcstown. Burlington
Co., n. j., says Eighteen months ago had
drOpsy around the heart The first bottle of
HUNTS kidney and Lverl REMEDY gave me
great relief | feel owe my very existence
to HUNTS kidney ana Liver REMEDY.
nova ,eod&w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07

THE SECRET ART oE BEAUTY lies not in cos
metics, but is only in pure blood, and II healthy
performance of the vital functions, to be OBJ
tanned by using Burdock Blood Bitters.
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SCENES DE MEURSLOU1SLA
MASSES.
La File de la Qwavteronne.

Les deux amis ct leurs femmes 81
rassirent ct demeurerent les yeu1
fixes sur Nine Delphine, qui res
TAFT debout.
-Avez-vous quelque chose 4
nous dire ? demanda Jean Thomp-
son, froncant les sourcils a la vue
du chapeau que portrait la quartz
rome, CONFINEMENT aux Ordon
nanceS.
-Oni, ft-elle, Sc retenant dune
main a Pun des bancs .je veux tout
vous dire. NJ. Vigneville est lie
meilleur DIES homme; je ne ven lui
causer aucune peine.
Ellie essaya de s'eventer, les yeux
baisses, le visage detourne.
-Asseyez-vOus, fit lie docteur Var
rillat tout i coup. II Sc leva (elle
allait s'6vanouir) ct la fit asseoir
sur lie coin du banc. Les deux da-
mes sc leverent a pinstant; il etait
impossible aux membres des deux
races de s'asseoir en- meme temps,
du moins en- public.
Ties sells, dit lie medecin d sa
femme. Celle-ci tendit le flacon 4
son mari, Nine Delphine put Sc le-
yer.
-Rentrons, dit Nine Thompson.
ct tous les assistants r~entrerent
dams penclos, gravirent les degrees
ct passerent dams lie salon. Nine
Thompson ellie meme fit asseoir Ia
quarteronne.
Eth bien? fit Jean Thompson
pendant que tous s'asseyaient.
III est singulier, dit Nine Del.
phine, %s'efforcant p6niblement de
sourire, que personne ny ait pens6.
C'est 81 clair. Vous n'avez qua re.
garder pour lie voir. Je veux dire
au sujet d'Oiive.
Ellie entr'cuvrit lie corsage de sa
robe ct en- retira une miniature.
Eft dependant, reprit-elle, Olive
NY a jamais song6 elle.mGme. Ellie
men salt pas lie premier mot.
Ellie d0una la miniature d Nine
Varrillat. qui la remit a Jean
Thompson.
VOLTA son pere, dit Nine Del.
phine.
Tout lie monde examina la minia.
ture ayec des murmures d'admira.
ton.
Olive est lie portrait vivant de
son pere, dit Nine Thompson 4
demi voix, remettant Mvoire a son
mari. faay
LIE docteur surveillait Nine Del
qui 6tait tres pale. Ellie ve-
matt de passer 50 main tremblante
dams la poche' de sa jupe ; ellie en-
une seconde miniature rem.
fermee dams un petit ecrin pareil a
celui aai ~cQntenatt pautre. Ellie la j
tendit an docteur, qui la contempla
in instant puts un eclair passa ;
lans les yeux du medecin ct il re. !
nit lie portrait a ravoue. !
EFT VOLTA. (ici la voix de Nine {
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Madame Delphine! La t6te de
Ia quarteronne retomba sur
lie bras du pr6tre ; pendant IN in
slant une 6tincelle de vie bri]la
dams ses yeux, puts s~'6teignit. Des
larmes jaillirent de ceux du pere
Jerome, ct t0mberent u lie doux
visage de la morte.
-Seigneur. s'ecria-t.il, elevant
vers le ciel son regard suppliant,
ne lui imputez pas &c peche!
GEORGE w. CABLE.
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80 p~EcSScfCffC dUtOuF de Ia Ch3ISe
qu'occupait Jean Thompson. Tous
etaient fort impressionnes. 1
yrai: on ne peut en- dou-
ter ! murmura Mime Thompson.
-Oui! oui! s'ecria vivement
Nine Delphine /; la preuve est Ia!
Vous men exigez pas d'autre! Je
suis prete 4 en- faire lie serment !
Mails yous n'avez pas besoin dune
autre prenve! Mon Dieu ! vous le
voyez bien
Ellie await un air egare. Jean
Thompson la regarda severement.
dependant, vous vous dites de-
cidee a prefer acknowledgment ser.
ment que vous avez dit la verite.
-Certainement..
Ill faudra lie faire.
-Certainement, niche Tkomp
son, je lie ferai ; vous ecrirez la de-
claration ct je jurerai devant Dieu
que c'est vrai! Settlement. (Ici
ellie s'adressa aux deux femmes)
Settlement, ne lie dites pas d Olive !;
ellie he lie croirait jamais! Celia lui
briserait lie c9ur!
I'm domestique entra ; il fit une
communication a Nine Thompson
ct sortit du salon.
-Voyez-vous, continue Nine
Delphine, Sc levant machinalement,
ellie est pres de moi depuis qu'elle
6tait toute petite. Ellie ne salt rien.
II me Pa amenee lorsqu'elle etait
agee que de deux mois. Sa mere
6tait morte pendant la travers6e.
IL ne venait pas directement de sou
pays. SEES parents mont jamais su
quill etait marie!
Ellie jeta tout Il coup un regard
effray6 autour dele. On parlait
haut dams lie yestibule.
&c nest pas vrai, Nine Thomp-
son ! cria une voix de .jeune file.
LIE regard de Nine Delphine prit
me terrible expression d'etfroi /; ce
fut Ell vain qu'elle ouvrit Ia boucha
pour prof9rer une demande quel-
conque Olive apparut a la porte,
ct puts Sc jeta dams ses bras. "Ma
ma mere :! ma mere !" Tn
instant Nine Delphine regarda ce
doux visage tOurne vers ellie, puts,
avec un gemissement long ct dou-
loureux. ellie detourna lie sien ct 20
sa ses deux mains sur la t6te de Ia
Non, ma petite cherie, tn mes
pas ma file, dit-elle.
Eft SEES yeux sc fermerent, So ttte
retomba en- arriere /; les deux HON
mes Sc precipit6rent pour la secou- !
rir ct Ia d6poserent inanim6e u
IN canape. Quand ellie revinta ellie.
Olive pleurait, agenouillee q ses !,
!
-Maman, chere maman, dit dou-
cement la jeune file en- Pembras-
Iant.
-Je vais rentrer, dit la mere
Pun air mOrne.
-Venez chez moi, fit Nine Var
lllat avec une grande bont6-la,
lie pautre cote de la route F.; lie veil
eral sur vOus jusqu'a ce que vous
Oyez remise. Eft Olive restera lei
res de Nine Thompson /; il ny au-
a que la rue entire vous.
Mais Nine Delphine voulut abso.
1ment rentrer chez ellie, ct ne per.
nit point a Olive de paccompagner.
Alors on yOulut lui bonner n OH
eux servantes pour roster pres
'elle ct la soigner mails ellie ne
oulut accepter que les services
'omentan6s dun messenger qui, de
! part, ALA inviter un couple de sa
ace-mari ct femme-a yenir ha-
tier chez ellie, &c qu'ils firent. ]
AlN.-KYRIE ELEISON.
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lRofAaY JoB-PRESS.

Ayant tout le materiel necessaire. nous SOM
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features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu.
~laires, etc, seront imprimes dams le plus BRET
d6lai ct \ DIES prix mOderes.
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| PR|IB

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ANNONCEs.

I'm carr6 de- 10 lignes; lere insertion u 30
4" d" Sme IS
=" Insertion add. SO
Toute annonce Indignant la profession
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Announces de candidats, d'avance 80. 10 60
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TOute annonce commercials publiee d Pan
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ce pour la premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour
les insertions subsequcntes.
T0ute annonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas speci6e sera inssr6e jusqu'a neuvel
ordre au taux Ordinaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
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AlN.-KYRIE ELEISON.

Une qninzaine de jours plus tard
-e'etait un samedi-le temps etait
calme, Ia chaleur grande. La fam
me de Ia lampe qui brdlait devant
le tabernacle de la petite ohapelle
du pere Jerome n'eat pas" Ate plus
agitee, 81 on ravait placde 4 Ia fe-
metre. A lexterieury le feuillage
DIES arbres ct de Ia vigne demeurait
immobile dahFrair endormi.
Sous lie jube, ie pretre Sc tenait
assis dams son, Confessional, sur
leQuel frappait une bande de lumi-
ere provenant dune petite porte
entr'Ouyerte. A des interyalles
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Send six cents for pos
tage, and receive free, a
costly box Of goods
which will help you to
make more money right
, 1884-03-15
UyCLAIHLDLETTEGS IL Observation-Disclosures

Mons. Paillard Cuendet Tom Carlson
Louisa Chabear; Mrs. Frankcy Civile
Mr.. William DAILY; Mr.. Kozendo II.
Phipps; Mrs. Fredricker Gibbons; Mr..
Jacob l.. Holtz; Mr.. A. Johnson; Mis-.
Niney Parason w. PEBBLES James
Roberts Mr.. Herbert l.. Sulien; Mrs.
Elizabeth kiarumgaard John \. Light
bourn; Miss Alice Mohead ; Miss Anna
Mathilda Mortensen; Mr.. John Moutin;
Mrs. Ann Mary Makins; Mr.. Peter Nielsen
Mrs. Ann PhiIipsS Mr.. Rcgad Mr..
Richard Dogan Mrs. Mary Utendahl
Mr.. Mary am Williams Mr.. B, Williams;
Mrs. Henrata Williams Miss Emelia
Williams.
Christiansted's Post Office, st. Croix,
February Goth 1884.
j. A. BOYE.
, 1884-03-15

acknowledgements

IL Forbindelse med Gouvernemen-
Ia tets Acknowledgements af lite
Feb uar d. A bringes Diet herved til
almindclig Kundskab. at Telegraf-
srationcrne i ChrisrianstoI % Ere
dcrikstcd fra den lode dennes at
rcgno endvidere Vile v;ere aabne til
B~eS0rgeIsen af Telegrammer og TeIe-
70 lsamtaler mellem de nevnte Dyer
liver S0ndag fra III. y til III. 81
Formiddag.
Gouveruementet for de dansk vestin-
dislike Der, 81. CroiX den lite Marts 1884.
G.. H, ARENDRUP.
, 1884-03-15
Van Brake.
STATION.
Publication.

IN comeXion with Governments
La Publication Of 18th February
a c. it is hereby made known that the
telegraph stations at Christiansted
and Frederiksted, will furthermore
be open for the forwarding Of tele-
grams and telephone conversations
between the said towns from 71-95
a. m. every Sunday, reckoned from
the 10Th this month
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, ST. CrOix 18th March 1884.
=. III. ARENDRUP
, 1884-03-15
PrOclana.

nLLE or Enhyer, der maatte have
III Nog t at fordre paa F@lIesboet ef-
ter afgangne I 0mmcrmand HENRY
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS og cfter-
levende Enke EMILE WILLIAMS
indkaIdes herved med 3 Maaneder$
Varsel til at anmelde og bevisl,gejGre
deres Krav for undettegnede okif-
teret.
C~hristiansted's Skifteret, st. Croix de
7de Marts 1854.
j. DUUS,
, 1884-03-15

M the goth Of March will be kept a
u grand EVENING ENTERTAINMENT
in the Barracks Garden in ChristiauSted,
as last year. The garden will be beautiful
ly lighted by 5000 COLOURED
LIGHTS, also fambeauX. About the
garden VIII be placed tables and benches
for the accommodation of everybody.
From several tents all kinds Of Refresh
ments Will be obtainahle. The charge for
entrance will be VERY LOW, and it is
expected that a large number Of people
viii use the opportunity to go there and
see how nice everything will be fixed.
Tickets q 40 cts. chiIdren 15cts.
and programmes a 5 cts, can be had
from the ArOTHEtARY HALL
and the CLUB in Chrisriansted and
from The APOTHECARY HALL
IA Frederikslcd. Members Tickets
allow the member with ONE lady
Cor two cIildren.). The gate will be
opened I O'Clock and the entertam-
ment will be over about II o'clock.
Tickets and programmes caa be had at
the gate from Z O'clock.
, 1884-03-15
PrOClama.

IN LIE og Enhvor der mantle
&SS have Noget at fordre paa FEEL
leSboet efter afgangne Murer PHILIP
KING og tidIigere afd0de IIustru
MARTHA KING indkaldes herved
med 3 Naaneders Varsel at anmcIde
og be~visIiggj6re deres Krav for m-
dertegnede Skittcret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix, den
do Marts Is 81.
j. DUUS.
, 1884-03-15
Acknowledgements

0NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
80 Udkast til Repartirionen i af-
gangne const. Kongelig FuldmHg-
tig JEN> BYGOM KRAHUP
HANSEN'5 D0dsbo vii biive frem-
lagtien Session, der afholdes LOVER
DAGEN den 29de Marts d. A. ON
Eftermiddagen H. 2 slet, hvore!ter
Boet forventes sluttet.
Christiansted's Skifteret, st. Croix den
7de Marts 1884.
J. DUUS.
, 1884-03-15
Van Brdkie.
est.
TRANSLATION.


MMN account Of the changes pro-
~ posed in the organisation of
The School Department il the Island
of st Croix The Girls Glass of the
Burghor School of ChIistiansted will
be closed on and from the 3lst inst.
Which is hereby brought to pub
lie notice.
Government Of the Danish West India
Islands, st. CroiX 1lth March 1884.
&. IL. ARENDRUP.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10
EVENTS.

In the soft glove contest at Columbus,
Ohio, Charles Mcdonald. the champion
heavyweight of Canada. was Knocked
out in the fourth round by Bob Farrell.
Farrell broke his hand in the first part
of the last round.
FIVE hundred sporting men filled the
pavilion of tie sporting house at Rock
away Beach to witness a fight with hard
gloves, Marquis of Queensbury rules. be-
tween McHugh, Of Glasgow, and Dave
Fitzgerald, Of Toronto, for $1,000 and
the gate money. When time was called,
they advanced to the center of the ring,
and then commenced one of the most ex-
citing fights on record, lasting 3 hours
and 35 minutes, ending in q draw, but in
favor Of the Scotch laddie. At the forty
fifth round the crowd became SO disor-
derby that the fight was discontinued,
called a draw, and the men taken from
the ring.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.

THE German ship, Metropolis, Capt.
K~lingenberg. from Bremen for New
York, struck a rock off Fair Island, Scot
land, and was Immediately stove up. Part
of the crew were rescued, but most of
them died Of exhaustion.
A CHOLERA panic prevails throughout
Italy. Each town is taking measures for
protection, regardless OF the government.
Post guards prevent travellers entering
the precincts until after the quarantine
Of twenty days. Villages have estab-
lished armed cordons, and many have
closed the gates. In many parts of the
peninsula practical anarchy prevails.
Travel and traffic are greatly interrupted.
HEAVY fighting in Tonquin between
the French and Chinese is reported from
Chinese sources. The French Govern
ment invite immigration to Tonquin.
Free passages are promised to those
who go there.
AN immense demonstration in favor OF
the franchise bill occurred at Glasgow.
There were 70, 200 persons in the process
sion, which was ten miles long, headed
by 400 carriers and 400 survivors Of the
reform agitation of 1880. Numerous
banners and emblems were carried. bear
ing singing legends attacking the House
of Lords.
The German bark M~ontezuma, Capt.
| Limonson, from Punta Arenas, has ar
rived ii Falmouth with three men be-
longing to the yacht Mignonettc, foun-
dcrcd on the way from Southampton to
Sydney. They report that when the yes
sci went down they and a boy. all or
board, took the small BOAT without pro
visions or water. For nineteen days they
driftcd about, when the boy died. Ths
others fed on his body, and were enabled
to hold oft five days longer, when thu
Monteztima rescued them in q horrible
condition. The three men were placed
under arrest by order of the Boar o
Trade. The death of the boy will be in
vestigated.
IT is reported China has called TO
5000 men to defend Pekin, and grantee
the minister of wal IL, 600, 900 francs T.
purchase munitions of war.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-09-10
CAMPAIGN CHAT.

A MONTPELIER, VT, dispatch, regard
ing the State election, says Notwith-
standing the slack canvass it Is believed
a pretty full vote will be polled. Returns
from ia towns give Pingree, Republi.
can. "a, 662; Rcdington, Democrat, 1870;
Soule, Greenbackcr, 254; Stone, hide
pendent, and scattering, 1855, giving
Pingrcc a majority over all of 1878. For
Congress, First District. Stewart. Rcpub-
lican, has 1887; Simmons, Democrat,
1853; Kiddcr, Greenbackcr, and scatter
ing. 1l3; a Stewart majority of 1895.
In the Second District. Grout. Republi-
can, has IL, 121; Goddard. 5,244; Cum
mings, Grecnbacker, and scattering, il3;
CIRCUITS majority, 6,764. At this rate the
Republican majority for Governor will
be about 10000. The Legislature stands
.aS Republicans, IA Democrats, l Green
hacker, and 1 Independent.