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PARIS, Now. l4.-lSpecal. The fol,
lowing is the official vote of Lama,
county: For President - Cleveland
S,46j; Blaine, l,272i st. John, 90; Butler
l25
9SG; Jones, 35l 'V''i
FOR Lieutenant-Govern Gibbs
3,63S; j. l.. Haynes, l,l5s.
F0r Compiroller-W. j. Swain, 3,G35;
r. w. Miner, l,1S5.
For state Treasurer +. II, Inbbocl,
S,6{S5; $, Nj. Johnson, l,l58.
For commissioner Of Land Ofnoe--W
q, Walsh, 3,637; r. j. Evans. 1,l5s.
Fnr Attornoy-General-John d. Tom
pleton, 1861; l.. G. Grothnus, I.l5S.
superintendent Public Instruction
Is; NJ. Baker, 3,G35; II. b. Kinney, I,lq3.
f2r Congress. Fourth Distict--D. b.
Culbersun, i,0lO.
,For Judge Sixth Judicial District &C. d.
II. Scott, 4,76l. -
,iG2r E2r ,kiepreSentauye Twentieth Dis.
tfict- Travis Henderson, 3,7s7.
FOR representative Twenty.second
Dlstrict--R. M. Lusk, 3,77O.
For Representative Twentv.third his
lricl-J. w. Rountree, S,772.
County olIicers: For iudge.
NJ. j. Hathaway, $500; clerk, C8as. r.
dognes, 4,12; sheriff: James ii. Hack
Z,s2S, q. NJ. Crook, 1859; district clerk
w. r. Woods, $50; attorney, j. w,
owhley, 3,l36; tax assessor, w. j. VIII
son, 4,fib; tax collector, John Ii, Milsan.
500; treasurer, John II. Henly, 4.7Gl:
surveyor. Thos. III. Skidmore, 3'ss5:
public weigher: Jas. b. johnson. 3'44S,
W. r. Parrish; 1896, A. b. Long, I,3l5.
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Murder TrlnI.

JACKSON, Men, Nov. l4.-A jury was
secured today in the Crouch murder
trial. The court has been occupied since
November 5, in the $, lection of jury.
Tho case opened this afternoon for the
prosecution of the trial of ID. Holcomb
Tor the murder of the Crouch family.
consisting of Jacob d. Crouch, his
daughter and son-in-law. Holcomb WAS
y farmer who was buying cattle OF
Crouch. The murder occurred In No
vember, lsSl. The testimony Is chiefly
clrcumstantial. Crouch was wealthy
farmer; his youngest son and ID. 4. Uol-
comb were suspected ofth murder and
granted separate trials. Henry Hol-
comb is also TO be tried for perjury. in
the case OF Joseph Allen, whom he ac-
cusod OF the murder. There are large
numbers of witnesses on both sidos.
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Demonstration at Paris.

PARIS, s,Nov. H.-[Special. The grand.
est political demonstration ever held In
Paris, was held here last night. Prepara-
tions had been progress for two or three
days, and the result was witnessed by
o,OOO persons. As soon as night began To
close IN, the exhibition of fireworks be-
gan ana continued unabated through
most OF The night. Tho square was one
plaHo OF light. Every building was H.
iumina ed TO Its utmost capacity. Tho
Hisplay OF II. y. Lynch and Judge w. s.
moore was particularly brilliant.
lhe square, and all the avenues leading
70 IL, was simply one mass of surgin9
humanity. At about 1880 O'Clock the
procession under the command of the
Ssanu iharshali, Col. A. Cate, started,
~ was headed by the city brass hand
then followed citizens on horsehacI
ana ON foot bearing torches and trans.
parencies. The Inscriptions on tho
tlansparencies created considerable
amusement. Among them was: "Niul-
usah letters didn't win;n "The Repub-
,cans must go;" "Belva Lockwood was
neaten;" I'VE got there Eli;" "'Tell the
truthi "Too much married for
presidents" "Poor old Ron -
IN the center of the procession was n
nusu palhteu collin inscribed, "The Re.
puDncan party" borne on bier by
iour men. When tho procession wouna
up IN the center of the square the coffin
was burned amid the yells of tho multi
1uue' Speeches were then made by
ven Maxey, Capt. Hall, j. G. Hodges,
sco ~, ~. Alien ana WIN Ownby. Every one
seemed to be shouting at once. The no.
l3lcing was not merely formal, but the
glad tidings of Cleveland's election was
present, "'" Vhiiu
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The Tribune TumbIing.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15., $40 4. m.-The
Tribune table gives Blaine 57,7Sl
plurality in the counties of the
state outside of New York
and Kings. 1t says in Sew York and
Kings county, tho Democrats claim
5s,o57 plurality for Cleveland
The losses thus far of the
canvass of the above two
counties are said to reduce Cleveland,s
majority to 5S,5Ss stu giving Cleveland
plurality in the state of S54.
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rTHH HH,F1T,E1(IrTToN r,
IS OVER, BUT NOT THE GREAT BARGAINS
Bros.
CONTINUE TO OFFER
we Have Only BARGAINS This
VIII do Well to lnspectOur Extraordinary Inducements.
READ + PRICES
HOSIERY.

100 dozen Ladies' and Children's Wool
Hose, all at 25o. erpair.
100 dozen Ladies' Solid Color Hose at
J" 1-2c. per pair,
100 dozen Ladies' and Children's Cash
mere and Fancy Wool Hose ut soc. a pair.
FALL AND WINTER UNDERwEAR.
500 dozen Chlldren's Merlno Vests, all
sizes, from 25c.
100 dozen ladies' Uoavy Merino Vests
and Pants, 5Oc.i cheap at 75o.
100 dozen Ladies' Extra Fine Wool Vesta
and Pants, 81; worth G1.75.
500 dozen Cents Heavy Red Flannel
Undershirts and Drawers, 81.
$50 doson Gents Merino Undershirtsaud
Drawers, cheap at ;5e.i only soc.
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vote of Kings county, announced this
evening, gives Clevelend, 69,2Ss; Blaine,
e3,oi2; Butler, 2,2i2; st. John. l,426.

vote OF Kings county, announced this
evening, gives Clevelend, 69,2SS; Blaine
53,5l2; Butler, 2,242; st. John, i,i26.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Suffolk
county official canvass shows tha
cleveland has plurality of 553 votes
rms agrees with the Times table of plu-
rail'les pupllshed this morning. The
sun stopped the publication of its table
of counties Thursday morning. It's nIn.
rality for Cleveland the n given was 5os.
THE Sun 1s ALL RIGHT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 --2:20 a. m.-Tbe
Sun writes that somebody telegrapbs
that the Western associated press To-
night makes the Sun give Cleveland n
plurality of sos only. That Sos
Is the plurality the Sun gives Cleveland
IN suffolk county, and under the can.
t,on "Suiiolk County," it was sent IN
the report tonight.
81. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
CANToN, Nov. l4-St. Lawrence conn
~, oilicial; Blaine, 13,44l; Cleveland.
o'uooi ~. John, 3il; Butler, 20; Blaine's
RiuraiitN, H4O6. This agrees with the
limes, ilgures, The sun had Blaine's
plurality at 7,40i. >
GREENE COUNTY.
CATsKILL, Nov. ll.--The conntv clorl,
states that the official canvass of Greene
county will not be completed until Mon
tnray evening next. Tho New York
Times and the New York sun each give
III me plurality of Is votes in this
county.
THAT MISSING LINK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE missing
eieetion district in the ninth assembly
district is the thlrty-first. This waa bs.
50re H, reported as giving Blaine li2:
Cleveland, lGl; Butler, 3.
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'This DON'T Look Like Defeat.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Irving
Hall Democracy celebrated the election
OF Cleveland and Hendricks tonight.
Resolutions congratulating the Demo
Gratis and Independent Republicans on
the result of the campaign and predict
ing an incorruptible, capable admins
tration were adopted. United States
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, and p. j.
Mayhan, of California, made addresses.
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The omoiai Vote by Counties.

now COMPARISONS ARE MADE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE total vote
OF New York county with which the
comparisons of the Associated Press are
now being made as the canvass pro-
crosses, is that furnished by the city
press bureau. 1t gave the following fig-
nres: Cleveland, l33,07S; Blaine, S9,Si7;
Butter, 3,3iS; St. John, 970. Cleveland's
plurality, 1921,
There are twenty-four districts in
New York county. Their vote as first
reported by the city press is appended. /.
BY keeping it in hand the returns as
they are canvassed and reported may
he compared and any discrepancies may
be noted;
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Blaine Carried Maine.

AUGUSTA, Nov. IA. - The Kennebec
journal will publish tomorrow morn
ing the vote of the state at the late pres
idential election, excepting ten
small towns and plantations not
yet returned to the Office of the secre.
tary of state, showing the following re-
Snle; Blaine, 7,7l6; Cleveland, 5f,GS,
Butler, S,o9i; st. John, 3,li3; Blaine,s
plurslity, @,O6O; his majority, i3,02S.
IN lSS0 Gartield's plurality was S,gg0'
ana his majority i,375. Blaine carries
every county in the state, while i'm 1850
i9ur counties gave majoritios against
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No More GInxo Eirhts.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--The police CON-
misesoners have received communion
tiot from the mayor, asking that the
police. prevent glove fights, such ms take
place IN Madison Square garden, on the
different in no degree from a prize ilcht.
The superintendent of police was nc
cordingly instructed TO prohibit such ex-
hibitions In the future and an order TO
that effect was sout to all police cap
taina ~
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APrediction on tho Connt.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE returns
made up for the newspapers contained
many errors, but careful examinations
OF the official returns make very little
change in the plurality for Cleveland.
The errors made on one side were bal
aaced with evonness by tho errors on
the other. A gentleman said to-day that
the official plurality for Cleveland will
not vary half dozen votes from 40, ,226,
which was given him by the press re-
ports.
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Tammany Celebrates.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Tammany
hall general committee in tho wigwam
tonight Celebrated the election of
Cleveland and Hendricks. Speeches
were made 10y Samuel j. Randall, John
Kelly, and Congressman Cox. A great
crowd was present. Randall paid n
tribute to Tammny for It's faithful
efforts to bring success to tho Demo
cratic ticket, and added: awe must not
expect altogether craftsmanship to come
rom the next administration. The
Democratic party must redeem all its
promises to the conservative people of
thc United States. They must abolish
every unnecessary office; they must
hrlnE the government down ,c
economy and must at once reduce tina
extraordinarily great revenues. The
great amount of public lands that have
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They Are s.a.sIcl.

, New ORLEANS, Nov. li.-Tho Plea
yune's Batonrougc special says: "The
river commissioners ON the steamer
Mississippi came here to-day from Atch-
aialaya ON account of the illness of Ma.
Sutter and Lieut.. Leach. who REQUIRE
medical attendance. The other mem
bers OF the commission have gone down
the Athcafalaya on the steamer Pearl.
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A HoOsier Hoorah

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Daily News
Muhcie, Indiana, special says:
The Democrats were attempt-
ing to hold n ratification
meeting Mt Selma, last nirht.
The Republicans were also present in
large numbers. Some imprudent
anu senseless fellow hurrahed
Tor Jeti Davis, when fight
ensued, In which at least 100 men were
engaged. In the melee shots were
nreS, bricks and clubs thrown and sew
Hot blood exists, and i'm the nresent eS'
cltement, further and serious trouble 10
anticipated. ''N"''o 10
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been given away through tho
profligate legislation ofrhe Renublicans,
party must I've taken back to the owner
ship of the people to DO held for actual
settlers under homestead laws. Office
holders must be taught to perform their
duties under the restriction of the laws.
Mr.. Kelly defended himself and Tam
many Hall from the charges of disloy-
atty to Cleveland.
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A Virginia Contest.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. li.-P. Ev-
ans, oameron's candidate for congress,
In the fourth district, will contest the
election of Col. James d. Brady, Ma.
hhones candidate. Evans claims 10
nave discovered corrupt, underhanS
practices ON the part of BRADY aud III.
iollowors during tho return canvass.
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Killed On the Track.

CLEVELAND, Nov. II. BENJAMIN
shorkens was decapitatod and other
wise shockingly mangled. The BODY
was found on the railway near Berea
this morning. He had money when last
seen, also a revolver and a pockt tbook,
none OF which were on the corpse. II IL
tramps, robbed and then thrown on the
track,
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The Jewellers Wore nr,n,

KANSAS CRY, Nov. H.-During a
Democratic celebration at Wellington,
Kansas, last night, Mrs. John Schnarr
was struck in theeye with a skyrocket
and instantly killed. Another rocket,
erroniously placed, went driving into
the Office of the Philips house, striking
the night clerk in the mouth and com.
II gout behind the ear. His condition In
precarious. W. ii. Hood, of Pittsburg.
rennsyivania, guest OF the house, was
also seriously wounded In the face.
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4ErrYsBuRa, Pa, Nov. H.-wnliam
A. Duncan, who was just reelected to
congress from the nineteenth district
1leu Nv MS residence this morning. His
death was due 10 consumption. ~
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An AWFUL ACCIDENT.
A passenger Train Wrecked on the
Houston s Texas Central.
ovERA oozENPERsoNs KILLED.
The Cars Plunge Through a Bridge
Into Stream.
PASSENGERS BURN AND DROWN.
Plteous Screams ofthe Victims of the Dis
aster-List OF the Dead and ths
Woundcd-Thc Latter arc
Taken to Houston,
OTHER GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

HousToN Nov. H. Special. "A fear
Ful wreck occurred to the north-bound
passenger train of the Houston .S
Texas Central road at 2 o'clock this
morning, forty-eight miles from here.
near Hampstead. The train left here
last night behind time. Ten persons ara
knownto have boen killed and nine of
the bodies recovered. -Four cars left the
bridge over Clear creek falling distance
of forty feet into twelve feet NJ
water. Two of the ears wero loaded
with immigrants. A passenger. who
escaped, depicts it as the most heart
rending scene imaginable-cnrs burning
at one end and water filling them at the
otheri passengers screaming for water,
and others drowning in the same car
Men, women and children wore crushed
to death, drowned aud burned
in tho same car. The railway
company allows that sixteen were
wounded. The passengers say fifteen
or twenty were killed and thirty at least
wounded; none seriously.
THE KILLED,
so far as known, are:
Il. i. lIarriss, baggage man, from Now
Orleans.
Louis G. Cadoza, travelling naseapgo,
agent of the Atlantic Coast line.
Il. Leaks, newsboy.
Greene Lewis, train porter.
Hamp Thomas, a wood contractor.
A German lady and three children.
and child of n. w. Childress, of At
lanta.
6 , THE WOUNDED.
?, W. mcM"iiah' express agent. Not
serious
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The vote or Ilnninn.

BOSTON, Nov, li.-rho official canvass
shows the total vote of Boston as follcws,
Blaine, N,S27; Cleveland, 32,57s; Butler
rality, ll,7l0. van" p'u
for orgovernor: Robinson, 2i,esi; Endi-
End En5ico,,,s' icSvSs' M,eCa,lierty, S1SS; sealy, 957.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. l4.-In fight on
board the American barkentine, Re-
hecca q. Moulton, Mate Charl.s Fur
long killed Morris Peterson and proba-
biy fatally wounded John Keyser. both
suamen. Whisky was the cause.
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New YORK, Nov. II. The World says
it has not touched its figures Oh the
electoral vote since last night. That
there has been no change.
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New YoRH, Nov. l4.-The Sun has
not completed its count. 1t will not
vary more than 8 or from their figures
Of ofyestorday, 1854 plurality for Cleve-
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IRVING HALL CELEBRATES, ETC.
The Times.

New York, Nov. l4.-The Times gives
Cleveland, 1867 plurality, a gain of one
over yesterday. The gain is in Kings
county.
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Take ,En In.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. i4.-several
more more s arrests for illegal voting were
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Butlor's Emry E,ccp,od.

WEST Buhyroar, MASS. Nov. a.
py pDai,y sisers this morning found Con,
ouuef hung in efiisy on Broad square.
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MILLINERY.

500 dozen Ladies' Imported Velvet Hats,
all colors, all az soc. zach.
100 dozen Birds, 25C each.
1000 pieces of Velvet Ribbons, 10 yards
In piece, from tOc, the piece, all GoIors.
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CLOAISs AND SUITS.

One lot of CIoaEs worth Sc, all at SOC.
ench.
Handsome SILK Newmarkets, trimmed
with Fur, would bo cheap at $50, only
$3.50,
Tho cheapest CIoaks In tho state to be
found at Gold ,niith Bros.
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FANCY GOODS AND COnsETs.
75o dszcn Now Lace Collars Mt 25o.
500 dozen Real Lace Capes for Children,
zoe.
1000 dozen Corsets ut SOC, worth 75c.
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Ask Your Grocer
FOE
LEADER ROASTED COFFEE
In One-pound Packages. Neith-
ler Ground, Colored or 9th
wise Adulterated.
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Ask Your Grocer

lEsDER ROASTED cGFFEE
In one pound Packages. Meth.
er Ground, Colored or 9th
wise Adulterated,
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3 gera ..

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Brenbam nit einem&apital BON $50, 900
bat fi6 irfprporiren la1en.
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eine &ebe, itt tpel1er ct urter Nnberm
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preife Der Seras Yaeific=8abn gu tref=
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fur ben Sransport bon 8aumpolle eirs
gefiibrt bat. - Cine grcur1i r1ions=partie
bon 1873 @ei6dftslellten aus bem Nors
ben traf in Sort @ortb ein.
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unb bic Sarbigen preitlD Sones unb
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uno beilen 2ei6e auf bas gifenbabn
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fef5uItellen. 9agegen bat England
bic @iniebung ether internationalen
&ommiiiion gum S6ub Ser englif9en
Sanbelsinterehen in @amerun, Mitgra
pequena &C. bealttragt.
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mobnungen itiirsten in Die Wolga.
8ier Saftoreien baben argen S6aben
erlitten.
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beripri9t bem 8erit9t BON Der @rnen=
nung bes @rafen 9erbert 8ismard als
Na6folser bes @rafen Miiulter in
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baben i6tpere Slutben unerfebli9en
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anitaltet.
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li@e @rfranfung unb bet f6neae Sob
pieler Menf9en Die 9ufmerfi iamfeit ber
gerste. Bisber 1T es nidt gelungen,
bic Natur ber Granfbeit fefaufelen.
= Mn Der 01tli9en bengaliI9en @i=
ienbabtt III Snbien ion ein 3uiammenz
foB stpii6en suei perfonen5iigen fattz
gefunben baben, bel bem 60 perionen
ltmfamen.
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ben, baB 2iiberibef9e 8eamte Capt.
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auf 9ouams 8ogelinieln in Der gfdbe
BON Mngra pequena geratben bdtten,
fi6 gu entfernen.
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gfa6ri9t, baB Der Mnltseib bet &i9ter
bort abgeidafft tuorben let.
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tes getban un6 BEN fie ni6t obne Sro1
la1en tuollte. Sbr Ser3 mar BON Mit=
leib betpegt.
8, rnein G6nig, fori6et ni@t 6arii.
Der na9, tuel6er l1rfa9e 6as tpart1e,
tuonnige @efiibl entipringt, bas i9 fiir
gu9 bege. @ebet linn einen Namen,
tuel@en Sbr tpollt, aber ieib iiber5eugt,
bas feline anbere Neigung bie1em an
Stdrfe unb &raft elei6fommen fann.
Sbr ieio &6nig bon @9mebem, i6 bin
elm armss Gii6ermd66en, eiit @ef66pi
gurer @nabe = tpas tpdre i6 pbne
gu6s Sd fiible mid @u6 gegeniiber
10 arm uno gering, 6aB es @u6 ni6t
tpunoern barf, tpenn i9 ni9t einmal
tueiB, pel6e 9eutlng i6 @uren Worten
geben 6arf.
Ser &6nig bate ibr nit lei6t ger6tbez
ten Wangen sugeb6rt, in feinen Nugen
leu6tete es auf. Wie Muiif flangen
bic gorte in leinen Obre1, tpel9e &a=
rim nit sitternber Stimme geipro6en.
Sa = feim 3tpeifel! fie liebte i'm unb
nur fein Stang, feline @tellung tparen
ibr elm 9inberniB, lire @efiible gu erz
fennen.
(GOrtlebuns fOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-06
Gut fiir Bferbe.

6err 9abe 9umes, gisentbiimer bes
Sauptleibitalls su Waterloo, Soma,
fagt: Sd gebrau9te ben groBen
S6mersensfiller ct. Safobs Del BEL
pferben nit ausge5ei9netem @rfolge.
Sober Der nit Pfer6en 5u tbun bat, ,foa=
te ni6t berfeblen iiG einelt 8orratb bon
bielem ausge5ei6neten Neittel einaule<
gen, UNI es I'M gfotbfane glei6 5ur 9anb
gu baben. Die Glaf6e foftet nllr SO
Gents unb 1T in ieber Npotbefe gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-06
0aS iagem sic, 9pftpr?

Man6e Merste fiir@ten, ettpas gu ber'
f9reiben, mas fie ui@t ielbit ben Mpoz
tbeferm angeben, suiammen3uieBen. Ses
bod finben mir 6fters tpel9e, bic
Bropn's Sron Bitters cine fol6e ipertbz
bolle Mebisin fanben, 6aB tie frob ma=
ren, 6iefelbe al berf9reiben. Inter 6ie=
fen 1T Sr. 8. 6. Smith, bon Sat
@rref, 8a., tpel6er fast: rS6 babe
8rotpn's Sron 8itters 6fters in met
ner praris Deri6rieben unb fin6e es
eine por5iigli9e preparatiott."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-06

Die
eB6dbsntitdbs Trcie N.Sft
erideint
ieben Donnerfa9
unb fcltet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1.25 far 6
Monate in 8Oruusbesablans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-12

THE English army contains
63,O5O Englishmen 1926 Irish
men and 1856 Scotchmeu.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-12

The Boston Herald thinks
that Mr.. Jay Gould's losses through
the shrinkage in the market value
Of his stocks cannot be less than
S25,OOO,000.