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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-04
ny UNIVERSAL ACCORD.

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best of all purga
tives for family They are the product of long.
laborious, and successful chemical investigation,
tice and by all civilized naiions proves them the
best and most eectual nurgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely vegetable no
harm can arise from their USE and being sugar
coated thew pleasant to take In intrinsic value
and curative powers p" other Pills can be compared
will employ them. when needed They keep the
system in perfect order, and maintain in healthy
ing and effectual they especially adapted TO the
needs Of rhe diges i've apparatus. arrangements OF
which they prevent and cure. if timely taken They
are the best and safest physic to employ for chill
drnn and weakened constitutions, where mild but
effectua, cathartic is required.
For sale bv all druggists MARI Tyr
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CONSUMERS OF PAINTS.

Read the Following for Yourself
We have now In stock the largest and best stock
OF Paints ever brought to this section, manufac
tured by Lucas Co., the Oldest paint house in
Philadelphia
These Paints are guaranteed to give entire salts
faction, and can be furnished in any tint or shade
desired at prices to suit the times saving of Is
per cent can be made by their use, and they are
always ready for immediate use, presenting a
smooth elastic, durable and glossy surface. 1t does
not crack or become loosened from the materia
upon winch it is used Read the following guaran
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
March 80 1882.
Messrs Berkeley & CO., Stauntora, "a
DEAR SIRs-Ne have not as vet found it neces
sary to issue printed guarantee for our Liquid
ANTS, regarding our position and reputation with
he trade as sufficient assurance that we would not
place on the market an inferior article particularly
under our brand We however will cheerfulIy fol
low the expedient which has been reSorted to by
manufacturers to introduce their goods bv stating
at we will REFUND The MONEY OR RE
PAINT any work with English lead and boi led OF
we believe is orthodoxy On which paint has been
used that you feel well satisfied has proved itsel
inferior, If further guarantees are required you
may give them on our authority, but we do not
think YOU will ever hear of one authentic case of
trouble arising thro' the use of our paints.
Yours truly,
JNO. LUCAS & co.
These paints may be obtained by wholesale and
retail from
CARTER BERKELEY & CO,
june2 Staunton,Va
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FEEDING PoULTRY.-Have big cheap
wash boiler. Put it on back kitchen
stove. with salt water. Into this put all
the bones, potato Feelings. bread scraps,
gravy, meat. vegetables, &C., that come
from your table. Add any food-corn, rye,
barley, meal-for chickens that you may
happen to have. Add also red pepper and
salt. Dump this into trough for your
chickens while the heat of the boiling has
not gone out of 1t. Crack the bones and
it will pay in eggs. We give this feed iu
the morning. Some of our neighbors prefer
it at night. We get the most eggs.
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Cine 2uripfitGk

Str an bex llninsrlitGt p. Las s!reimdl
tpDdsntIi9 iiber dineiilde Sprade. @ss
raums Belt blie6 Der Diem Der einsise S6=
rsr bes ssouIoissn profsiIprs. Wie srpB
tpar barum 6es @slebrten @ritauGen, aIs
pIDslid cine An3abI fsinsetIsibetsr 5ss.
rem uno Danlen eintraten, PIab nabnen
unb benz Bortrase NIT iidtliGem Snser.
siie foleten. Der saIants grofsilor ilbers
issts, slei&iam ais 8ssribuns Elm an
3ompIimentsn reihes Gepibt sinss dinss
iiidsn 9ostsn, sas unssn,ein sefisi. BON
ba an flllte ii9 iein Saal BEL jsoem gors
TRACE nit einsn, eIesanten pubIifum Der
ProfslIor mar entsldt iiber bieie pISbIiHe
rese Ibeilnabme an Der hineliiteu
Sprade. Gang bsIonoerS sefisl ibm cir
1srr, Der nisn,als feblts.
gBer ipnr Der eiiri8s 56rer ? Gin Giee.
rome, Der sesen fefts Tare anb sutea
ErinfsslD ben s5rsn,Osn bic Gsbensipiir.
bisfsitsn Der 5taot seists, ipar auf Der
Gmfaa ssfommen, isin prDpramm Mi
ei,er Euriciitdt BON sistnsr Griitnuna IL
bereiherL inosn, sr auf nalielbs ssner
| profeiior iests bsr fsinen Dfsn ii ss,
&insiii4en Gpsa4s untsssi4tssl
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GiseneMn Mnffa5funa.

8ipei 2isutenantS tparen tuabrenS bes
WianDpers in bem iebr reiden Sauis beS
Gebeinien Gommer3ienratbes e. einauars
tirt no iie eine seraoesu fiirItlihe Auf.
nabme eefmnoen. glm glbenb ppr ibrer
9lbreile belprs9sn .iie u. a. bas am natts
item Wtcrsen su sebenbs IrinfseIo, unb
fontn,en iiberein, baB Sebsr-ba man iiH
bod niHt Lumpen Iailen tDnne, bic GuMms
bon aebn Wlarf s.ben lon.
Der anoere Wsorgen fommt unb nit
ibm Der Qlufbruh. Der Diener besIeitet
Delce bis an bic SauStbiir uno erhdlt
iein ErinfgsIb, iuobei her 3ipeife Der Diz
fiSiere 40 fsiner Veripunberung bsmerft.
oab Der ssite nur Orei Diarf ssseben. guf
Der Strabe itelIt er ibn natirti1 sur Neoe
anO bessi5net i,in Wsrfatrsn nit nidt
ssrabt ihnisiHslbaften Masorldet,
tpOrauf ber alnDers gang rabiD srsuiDert !:
,,2iebsr Jrsunb, bic Ga1s tat einels gas13
anbtrsn s,aftn !; i& babe beuts wlcr8sn
in neiner Stube ba8 Tintenfab uns6s1
trerfen; MN bsuit natasIi4 osr DIE
| nsr, Du fsiia u oplpsitn, ba Da viii
msts esostsn tah az q !"
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Der rGeinifGe Sarneuaf.

Der 8bsinIGnbsr tpir6 nit Der gl1rrsns
fappe seboren, rarum eeceibt uur on ben
ufern bss Jbeins Der repte aarnepaI.
Ssit Sabrbunberen 1T Sas aIte r6miIAe
8OIf5feit am Gbsin eiitsebiirSert uR6 bal
IiI9 srbalten toeiI BE 3tsfornldtipn bisi
i'm 2anbe feline Q8ur3eIn i9Ius. gIn bic
IaSe bDr ben Saftsn fnupfte iib baS Sas
i4inssfelt; mo- bieJaIten abssl6afft tpurs
ben, sing aud ba8 SeIt osrIoren.
Dtan bat 6as gSort 3arnsDaE bon
Caro- vale ab9eIeitet, aIlo bon benz Bsrs
Siht auf Sa8 giIsn bsS SIsiIaes in ben
Yori1riftsa Der fatboIiI1en STRIDE. 8ieE
5utrsffsnOer 1T inoeB bic SerIsituns BON
Car naval (S6iffspasen), bsnn inn alt
rDmiiden 8olfsfeite tpuroe ein 3fpitter
BON Nasen uno S6iff bur9 Die StraBen
sefubrt. 9a8 SaturnaIienieIt mar Dffen.
bar Der BorsGnser oeS RarnepaIs, benn
Der Iebtsrs 1T in ietnsm ei8sntIicbsn 8sien
seraOe ipis oaS sritere Elm GeIt Der 6rsts
belt uuO @lei6beit. I'm ale 9tanssSs
uno StanoesunterI9iehe SW psrtpii9en,
beitebt Die 8ertIeiounS, um Sod unb
Nieoris au8Wslei1en, bat man i'm 2ar=
nepaI am 9bein bas BrGOifat ,Serr"
obssi6afft unb cas 8Ort Starr" an bic
Stsls eeisst. Nenn man anrersipo, ben
3nscf Der SIeibuns gang UereeIlenb, St:
Soitiime nur ipdbIt, um oarin su prunfsn,
uno meIlt gar nibt baran eenft, bas Sn.
tosnito sum S4abernat unb gu Sderjen
alIer Irt aus;ubeuten, 70 bat man fsinsn
SarnspuI. Damn Gilt Gotbs's Bort:
Seq Dir 9errifsn aui BON Dliaionen apGsn
Seq 0siHen 5uB auf ellenbpbs Sudsn,
Su bleibit co9 INNER, mas Oh bilt.
Sm 8bsinIanb, 100 man ben ebten
8arnspaI ieiert, beml5t ii9 isbsr GbeiI.
uebmer, in Ger Iuitisen 3eit ein glnbersr
su iein aIs i'm sefp65nIibsn 2sbsn, uni
oaraui berubt oas Q8sIen beS syai9mgs
2anss ebe Die 8arneoaIssB BerioSe, Die
| ii@ an ben SabresipeSiel fniipft, beBinnt,
ilbt baS beoorItebsnos 5oi9ingStrsibsu
isinen GinfluB auf bic 8er0ltsruns -ipsl
bem ,nOcernsn 3eitungSFtil bolO ipars.
ipiirDs Iasen yDas sroBs greisnib tuirft
feline S9atten roraus." Sbon msbrsrs
Wlonate pOr Sabrssi3luB btitst li6 SeOsr,
ireeno @ttpos su tbuH, mas ibn in's Df.
fentli1e @erebe brinsen fonnte, benn E,
psiB, eoB er unrettbar Der Gritif beS
Sarnsbals anbsimfaat. 9a iAiist feir
Stang, tein gta,ne,. i'm @sssntbeiI, MAI
nimmt sin WlitsIieb Der ,,erltsn GeIsa
li4aft" Sprsus5ipeiie germ auf's sorn
glo4 Dor tpsnls Sabren beSegnsts ss eiusn
nambaftsn rbsiniiben GiinitIsr, baB el
troB leinsr isbr relpeftabeln une iebr re-
ipettirten Stelluns in a0ln benz Spot
bes RarnsbaIs preisgeseben tpurpe. 6
bate bic Sdpa4s e.babt, sinsm Brittle
Su f4reibsn: ,Seit Sbrem nsueiten 9s
ferate psr,ibts ih auf jecen 8srtsbr MI
Sbnen ih bite, mid ni9t mebr su sril
bsn." QlIs bas Gai6inssfeit bssann
erofInete Der Braiieent oas ndrrllhe Yar
lament nit Der alnreoe: sd bite, mid
nidt msbr ,u srlBen", es iuurbsn oiei
Morte sur SarnspalS.YaroIe srboben uni
| ibr ll,bsbsr belt ben itsts ipiscertsbrsnoel
/ SpOtt nint aus, er scs 20 boz, cine Neli
/ 5u MAIDEN.
/ Die Rarnspals.UeriamnlunsefL ci
| ieit slnsm baIben Sabrblmosrt in Waial
aoblsnl abln uuD GliisIoorf bsItsbsn
,Dasssn pss is4,ic jatssn IN Bet sasini
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TaIf6 psritonSen.

StusiOius Gnsipbeimsr faBt mad 20
SsmsItsra ben tubneu GntIhluB, ms
msDi;iniide Gramen su iteisen. I'm gum
Srtibi9oppen nidt su ipdt su fommsn,
bssibt er iid i9on seitis gum Gramen=
prOfeiior uno tbeiIt ibm ieinen BIan nit.
Der BroieiiOE ie6r erfrsut ilber Die
Gnersis ieinss Iansidbrisen 3ub6rers,
empfdnst ibn febr liebsnspilrSig, bietet
ibm cine @iSarrs an une fraet ibn bann,
neil ii5 Die Hriifuns mad bsfannten
SafuItGtSuoribriftsn imrner nur auf atpei
3anbibatsn susIei4 sritredt !: ,,Saben sic
osnn i6on sinen 8enOHen 2" = %, i'd
banfe, Ssrr profslOr," entsesnets bsrs
binoIi&it 8neipbeimer, init sinsm ,,tIsi.
neu Bitssra" bab' i'd mid bsrsits ss'
itGrtt!"
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SD .iaee &c, d tpabrer Bra6tserI Der
8a4bsI !" ruff Sa Der aiisiier sans pers
Hart.
,SatpobI. d gradtssrL" ias' i6, ,,osr
be sueeoauisnb Wsni4en fern Jlarr'a
bdIt !"
o9ta" ipridt Der 9liieiisr i'd fsbe
f6on &c tpiIIen's nod MID. - IIIO
itelIen Sc fib Dor, Serr BpbbsIsborf /:
Drel BarbeI uf Sietpsn son,mt mel 8ads
Del nit Der 9rdlner 8abn abn, fimf
Wliruoen ppr Sietpsn, ie iuusen etpenb
3 eriabs 6tnaIs bon Der 2dmmermDbren,
ba tritt er 8eItiefsIt unO selpornt aIS Bos
ittIliobn (oeun 3 8oItiem bait er ibonIt
in 8Oubee abnssIesD in be Ddreftipnss
loIde - un ob t9 nu hei6e an BoltlIIs
iobn sebsert bawtps, Der be in srIh,
ben 9ttoe in SaOttIano rumbersutidirt
pber anne 2ueia, Die Dc itb in
IssOen Srsi glfbsn in Sranfrsi9 niobsr.
seIaRsn bat, bas tpeeB Id III ieLtper MD ;
aiptper IorieI tpeeB th, seiuusen bat mei'
gSahbeE atS penn mer De Iielpen gn9li.
6en fsIFen besrbe, uu iefnalIt bat er, oat
cen orOsntIi4 3 Serge IN 2eitpe ber Srsi'
ben 'rumbuppOe = 9tu, 9err 9obbeLS'
bort fra8t sg vSie frsi'n ii4 ia sa'
mid @
oAd", ias' i9, ,Ssrr a6e1er, Sc ent.
lhpIo' gen, un ea berbei sreif' i'd mad
m 9ubs, yotpper's is mer etpen stwas in
meIn bObIsn 3abn sefabren."
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8raftii&.

Uldier: Warum fIppfsn G. benn
nit Sbrem Mnbfruseedel? Sic babeg
ia erit einmaI getrunfenI
BumsIer: 9aS min i'd, Sbnen idon
erfIaren. SD trinte nGmli1 iebe NlaB
auf breimaI aus. g8snn i1 einnlaI ges
trunfen bab', bann fIopf id. Die 3elia
nerin fommt 3 srits IRal net, icnbern
i4reit nur: ,@Ieid fomm' i" gla@
benz stpeiten Isunt fIOpf' id iuisbsr; bic
&eHneriu fommt tpieoer net, ionoerm
i6reit nur TN 8prbeirennen: ,SeeBt fomm
! absr sleid! !" 0snn isb nun . brittle
MaI ftcpf' - unb ba is nreine Wsa6 Ieer
- nann fcmmt T s'tviB unb iagt: uSett
bin iG i4On ba !" - Muf Die Deii' BIN
ID immer auf's grompteite bsoient!"
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Das Notbwenbisite. Gin
frans0liIGer Sirtucs Iieb it6 einlt5risSri9
benz 8rcBen poritelIen uno prablts, baB
er glaes fDnne. 3ufallis bate er Febr
ssrI6berte Stritnpfs an tinb SSriesri1
anttpcrtste ibm: Damn Itopfsn Sic Sbre
Strlmpfe, Sas f9eint mir bas ROtb.
tpsnbisIte !"
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Mbaefertiat. q 8

4eItere, bsiratbsIuItise Oame: ,,g8iIs
len Sis i6pn, Serr 9oitpr, tpis maa SSSbs
rem Sreuno Saul iest ibera4 nsnnt
Dtan nennt ibn ben 8unmsI3us, ipeiI er
iiberaI-natiirIi@ persebIi9-anbdIt."
DDftor: y9tber, Bndbiges 5rduIein,
bisIer 28is 1T ia IGnsit ni9t nebr Seitse-
mdB. llebrisenS meine i4, 10 Elm Buma
msI5uS, Der ilberou anbdIt, 1T bod immer
nod beiler aI8 10 Elm @ourisrsug, BET
trsI4em gar ni4t ansebaItsn rir6 !"
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Ga iLiSx.

Dame: ,2ieber Utann, Der Safob Bee
bauptet bon Dir fsiusn guftrag sur 8s.
ipr8uns sines GbeaterbilIsts fir mid ers
baItsn su bGbsn!" - 9srr: yJtun S5as
fob, tpie 1T bsun bic SADIE? 2iise ni6t!!"
= 0iener; Der endbise Ssrr baben
nur esIaSt: ySafob, bOIe fur unS stpei
SiaetS 9u bab i9 Dem sndNissn 9srru
ieiuss eebratRt unb nas meinigs bab
i4 ber aDSin s'idsnft!"
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Dim @rter itano cine Sunsirau alt,
llno bIift burb esS RsbsIs S6Ieier
8ur StraBs, pa sriiBt fis cine 9eItaIt-
Der Nann mar tbr emit ie6r tbe,Ier.
,,0o rInten se5t en-" 70 murmeIt lie.
Zen ib emit selisbt Dor 9llsu--
Bubt' ids su besreifsn berte, tpie
gItr Der tOnnts 70 sefaIsn To-
lIno SGrtpartS siIen6, 6a flitItert sr:
,,@inft tpeibt' i5 ibr meine 9ieeer--
lInp tpsnn iie iekt nteine Satin ip1r',
2errsUtt /! mar Die mir ;upieer !"
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n anSern WOrgen lis' its gang rubiS
uf' GGnabe, meine Grau ietentt msrit
oriooe ShGIi1en eiu un nintrt berua.
HenS ibre 2isbIinsstsbeiEase BON Dase4
bIaboe Dor. Serre, uf senaL iprinstt le
bon StubIe uf aIs tpte tpenn ls Ionft
eipaS SeitOaen bdobe fnul4t 3 sanic
Da8sbIatt SeIamm, reibt g Ofenbbier:
den uf I'M Itedts in be IibterIobeu Seisr'
fIamm 'nein. = 9ba, Sa9t' i9, 3 ID
BON trssen ben SuBtriooe!
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Tarfif9er nebsrmutb BON

TIrtif9er 8 nebermutb ron
ebemaIS. aIs Der frausDiiide @e.
ianOte Bel Der bOben Bforte, 8icpn,ts
De Ia Sape, I'M Sabre 1640 benz GroBa
Ds3ier fsierIi4 Die NtittbsiIuns ma4te,
oaB iein erbabener Serr, Der 9Onig, ben
Spaniern bic Stabt 9lrros absenomnlen
uno mebrere S6Ia9ten in CHAMBERS gee
tupnnsn babe, sntbI6oete ii@ Der 8esier
ntAt, itGtt iecer @ratuIation, ipie ioI9s
i'm oipIcmatii9sn Serfsbr iibIi6, in rcben,
Ton su anttporten: sd fiimmere mid
tpeniS oarunL Ob Der Sunb bas S@pein,
ocer Sas S@pein ben 9unb sefrsHen pat,
ipenn nur bic Saden meine5 Ssrrn, bes
Sultans, gut seben !"
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RinhersQ Qnaif.

,Wtama sIaubit Du nidt has iid
mein MaIoI ertdItet bat - es mar beute
10 NAB auf Der Strabs - y@ber, Gnttna,
Su bait ia aud i6on maize 5iiBe befDm=
men unb bat Dir ni@tS sei6aoet !" =
ySa baS i6pn aber tpsiBt 9u, ib bes
sOmme bod uur atpei maize SaBs, msin
WaIoI aber Sier!"
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Gin tbeurer g OBJ n.

Wtarftfrau: yBas, 0u tpiuit mein'
Sobn beiratben-tpO bentit 0u bin, Wsds
BEL ben fannit Du ni4t ernabren!
S4au, iest 1T er nod gar ntdtS, tpie a.
9ump, unN fOit't mid i4un tasli4 Srsi
Ularf !"
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Sebrbuman. absv svanIpsiid

8u6baIter: Ssrr 9rinsipaI! BON
ndblten AuartaI an bitt id Sic nm
cine 3uIase NIT ahtbunSsrt Marf fam
id nit 6rau unb flnf ainosrn ni6t Is.
ben
Ssrr: Deito beiier, 10 friest Die StsGs
balo ipieosr Elm Ancerer! 90 sisbt ia 70
pisIs brOOIOis 4omptoisiitsn, sis AUD Il.
ben ,upasnl
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DRaior: y9err lieutenant Barur1
Baben Sic Sbre Patrouilsn BON Der SsIps
foa4e aus ni9t ben befobIsnsn, bss
rem Wes sssen bic fstnOIibe SteIluns
sei9ift Z" = lieutenant: ,,Gnti9uIets
gen. 5err Wlaior, Der 8aLOipss sstattets
cine seosdtere InnGberune!" - Dtuior !:
Der MaloWes pat in Oisism Sale 9 a r
ni4ts 5u ssitatten, ionbern nur
SD GIS 8orppitsntommGnSant !"
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GrfIGrIt6.

SD ipeiB ni6t aber tpenn id ben
Sursmi6l nod 10 oft auforbsrs-er tbut,
aIS pb sr ni6ts bore"
,9lu, CT bort aud ni6ts, benn er Itedt
ia bis iiber bic Obrsn in Sduloen."
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Der @sidSftsm

DottOr GUM 8anfier) !: 2aTsn Sic
Sbrem franfen &ines cine streiprosenttss
8arboII0iuns seben unb es trir6 oann
beller tperoen.
BANTER gum 8eOienten) Sobam,
Seb' in Die lpOtbefe, boI' aber cine bic T.
prcsentlBe aarboaDiuns bic Gurie iine
beute eeltiegen = iparum ioa bas &Ino
Ui9t aud prpIitiren." !"
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nnbepusts SsIBH.Sritif.

Sol Oa ueulid Der SOurnaIilt 4. sinen
grtifeI iiber 9lbersIaubsn uno 8I0oFnH
iGreiben. Der QrtiteI erldeint gsorudt,
aber, Bet bic GinSansSSsilen Iauteu
.Dab Der BI6Oiinn ni9t ausftirbt, eanun
iplsu bisis 3eiIen 3eusnib seben."
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Sauer (Oer ben eriten Bro3eB fubrt.
81 ieinem 4ntpaIt) /: o@inet 9err, i bin
e ebrliber Wtann-p bab' mel 2ebtag
no. fein' Ibpofat 'braudt t!"
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0an,e Summer 95S.
GataI. a

Broeuriit:: . lit bod rein Saus Ieis
tel bDlelL bnB iebt seraoe Hein Brilsipal
bur6brennen muB-uo i'd nlprseis ielbes
nit Der Saiia bab' abfabren tpolen!
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Aus benz Geri9tsfaaI.

Ri6tsr; ,8efsnnsn Sic fi@ iGuIbis,
4nsstIaster 2" - 4nsefIaster: y9Iber
bite t9 muB bod srlt bDreR tuas Die
3sugen tpiHsn !"
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Ebeaternpti*.

0Sn W. 1T bic 5dauipieIerin 9. re.
benSlanglid ais iussnhIi1s
2iebbaberin anseiteat ipprbsn."
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Wannigfaltiges.
8hiIihersatebe,

SD min ben S6ritt5u ueinem 6tiibGen Ienfen,
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llno ipia bort rau9snS an metn 2ieb@en eenfer
Sn meinem Morsenrod.
Bdrft Du metn Deib erit Weine 4uIIe tIcpfeit,
8ebeHt' ids uuO r,eir Ser; biipit fpie eiil Bod
Damn tonnteft 0u mir nIetns Pfeife itopien
nnb ben ;erriiIne Rod.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-12
To Prevent Hubbeiism.

Washington, d. c., 11.-At a
meeting of the House committee on
appropriations to-day the following
resolution offered by Randall was
adopted as an amendment en- the
general deficiency bill by q vote of
to 3, party vote Of those present.
That no Senator, Representative or
delegate elect, and no officer, clerk
or employe of the United States or
OF any department, branch or bureau
thereof Or any person receiving any
salary or compensation from the
moneys derived from the treasury
of the United States or any con-
tractor under the United States gov
eminent, shall give or hand over to
any person or persons, directly or
Indirectly, any money or other
valuable thing on account of or to
be applied to the promotion of any
political object Whateuer; that any
person guilty of violating this pro-
vision will be guilty Of nisde-
meanor and will on conviction
thereof be punished by fine not
exceeding So. 600 or imprisonment
hot exceeding term of three years
or by both fine and Imprisonment
IL the discretion of the court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-12
Stole 100000.

Cleveland, 1I.-Isaac A. Stanley
paying teller of the National Bank
Of Commerce, was Jailed this even.
ing for EN- oezzllpg 100000 from the
bank. The shortage was discovered
yesterday evening, when Cashier
Garrets on counted The reserve fund
kept in q special apartment of the
vault, the combination OF which was
known only to Stanley and Garrett
son. When asked TO explain the
shrlnkage, Stanley confessed that a
year ago he was troubled about a
debt of $500 on his house and
thought he would take that
sum from the reserve fund without
harm to any, invest in grain, realize
croft, pay oil the mortgage on his
place and return the money, but the
investment was unfortunate, aad to
cover the loss he took more and so
on until he had taken clean $780,.
600. The directors of the bank met
last evening and after consultation
held Stanley prisoner at the hotel
liz custody of detective. To-day
more conferences were held results
ing ia his arrest. Stanley has as
signed his property and some spec.
ulative deals. The bank announces
in card that it will realize part of
the loss from this and will n t be
affected by the defalcation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-12
Crop Reports.

indianapolis, IL. The Indisna
Farmer has crop reports from all
countries in this State and the aver,
ages of leading crops of Ohio and
illinois. With few exceptions the
reports state that May was favor able
to wheat, cats and grass, but too
cool and wet for early corn planting.
The condition of wheat in Indiana
is IS against sc at the same time
last year. Illinois 81, against 81;
Ohio, 50, against 90 last year. These
6sures indicate that the Indiana
crop will be about 81, AUG, QUO bushels.
Illinois 81, 200. 900, Ohio $4,000, 900.
Corn is more promising than at
the same date last year. The area
planted shows a decrease of 3 per
cent.in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio,but
the condition more than compen-
safes for last years excess.
Oats IN the three States show Is
PER cent better condition than last
year AMI hay par cent. better.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-12
Great Run ON a Well-knOWn
Institution.

The famous Patent Medicine
w .Jeh"use of Charles n. CrittentOn,
New YuIk, has recently been snb-
jected to an extraordinary pressure
the press ure of crowds Of sufferers
from Coughs and Colds in search OF
H ale's Honey of RorehounG and
Tar" of which he is the fortunate
proprietor. The popularity CT the
article Is boundless, and will last,
for it is built on the solid founda>
ton of innumerable cures. Crltten-
toms establishment might properly
be called a Saving Bank from the
number il has been instrumental
in saving from Consumption
Trochial affections CT every type
vanish under its balmy anG bal
samic influence with astonishing
rapidly. Sold by all druggists.
Ask for large size, price 81, they are
much the cheapest. Pixies Tooth>
ache drnns cure one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-12
Want Their Money.

Galveston, IL News San An
tonic special: Suits involving $780,
600 wele tj-day instituted here
AGAINST Grant s. Ward and Jas. D.
Fish, of New York, by Elihu
S 2icer. The plaintiff first alleges
that on July 18th, 1882, Ward execu-
ted and delivered to Spicer q poo
missory note for $4,000, with
per cent. interest until paid, and
to secure payment OF the same de-
posted with defendants as collat.
eral, 5S4 sharessof Yopk ers smelter,
1000 shares Of Free'and mining
stock and 1874 shares of Tabor min
lag stOck. Spicer seeks to collect
his $4,000 and interest by bringing
suit in this country, suing out a
punishment against Berg s. Co.,;
this city, who are heavily indebted to
Ward. The petition OF O'Malley g.
Co. against Grant & Ward alleges
that on April 14th, 1884, Grant &
Ward executed six promis. DRY
notes for $4,000 each, payable
to James d. Fish, of the Marine
National bank, that Fish endorsed
the notes in blank aud for a con-
slderation transferred them to plain.
tits. A garnishment against Berg
u Go. was also issued in this suit.
Nal DRY and Spencer gave garnish-
o. lent bonds for 500, 00e.