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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-10
aim bobeu prris.
0ipmar npn 6. Werner.
(8OrtIfsuna.)

IGIDeuHlIuB ~ luittittth -
&ein ggort bapon! unterbra9 ibr
Wiofer. gs 1T 8eleibigung. Meln'
9p1ter lit Die Blaut beg 9immsls. !,
SD bite I'm GntI6ulbigung, 1ie II
meine graut, bebauptete War. Se1
s,immei fann tparten, i'd aber libt
giad) finfsigidbriger gliidli9er @be ba:
be i9 ni9ts oagegens ibm A9nes abau'
treten, Biz babin aber nebne l9 1te ful
mid gang alein IN Anlprn9. n.a.
gDolIen sic ettpa bic beilige gefim:
t1ung meines Ginbes Deripottens rel
Der 0ofrath, BON Neuem In ggutb ge=
ratbenb. Sd tpeiB es ldngft, Sie itnb
elm llngidubiser, Elm @ottesleugner,
Elm bic Gtimne berlagte tbm. er
rang nod 9ltbem nno griff NIT beiOen
9droen mad feiner 9alsbmoe.
Gegen sic fiA nibt aut! marnte Der
iunge Arat. 5Ol6e beftige grregnlI.
aen f6nnen in Sbrem Nlter- uno bel
Sbrer SOnftitution gefdbrli9 tpsreeH'
Sic neigen etlti9leoen 5lt SWlagfu1left.
Sic lange, bagere @efalt Mpfers tpiber=
ipra1 auf bas gntf6iebenife bielsr Mns
nQhme, aber bas fiilnmerte ben SoftOr
griinnDu ni1t, Der rubig fortfubr
gaebenbei gefagt, es 1T bei elmer folden
Gpnlfituti0n BON unglaubli6emG Gortteil.
einen @9pisgerfDbu gu baben, Der 9lr3t
1T uno felbifDeritdnolid) NIT GROCER
GDrafalt iiber bas 2ebell uno bic @es
fiinnheif feine5 6HtDieqerpQters MAIDEN
piiroe. Wie gelast, Sic .birfen ii@
nid)t aufreeen.
sic reqel mid auf, rief ber Snfratb,
Der BEL bieIer forttDdbrenbeH Betonung
bes f1piegerbdterli6en 8erbdltnihes
Qana Nib lpuroe. Sic tDerben mir eiz
aen 5dIaganfan susieben nit Sbren ab=
fd1euliden Bebauptungen. Sd fiihle
nit fdon gong unpobl - bas glut
lfeiat mir nod bem Gepf; i9 brau9e
2uft bamit ianf er in ben Sebnitubl
auriid upb faBte iuieoer nad feiner
Dalsbifbe. Mar fam ibm freuno=
id)aItIi6 gu 0ilic unb lOte ben &noS
ten.
gDir Dollen Dor ollen Slngei1 oleles
lOeiBe uhge.gans nt en:isIm.g In ias's ea G
Damn plro Sbnen lel9ter iperoeH. so
gaos ain nmsS'uu.s ,rS ,nsrSs = % snen g'Ss'' H.
eOngsl.suaIss sha;ha ahu Os1e srots;ds,, 3g'.u 81,
glstu gs.Ia.sel lasaasI;1 s.s, nv r,;5ssn sor S~
I lans E4s: l'iIS ~. o.O'''''u', - "Ali'" ~
Pga,s ,.3se ls'i. s.s MI assh,n,,h se;us no.
aa pis. ,ah?,sa ag n i; sa.S ssm SaaSs, as. Sss Ss
s2 essy.e aisv. Sar g. sanbsri;h I s,5on,r,sns rs
s.9s.ta p.st.s ~ g. o,,s San S;ln Ieote gl,;t
bsr Gnfferu,,,,o 6es ,peiben 1luoetoiims
hi is,;e,,' nm, : her MP miYfIih bie neftiofeit BON
Ssn, s oIten eerrm ae,,id1en al iein.. nub
I S;e Grohnno, me tpeoen E bes @d1laoanfalls
baffe i'm dna}fIid) qemac1f. @r fab
oe6nl6ia at lpie tein Gualgeift an ben
Gdlreibfifgd, oina. Elm Necept 81 elm gona
uuiddblid1es nsrpenlfillenoes Wlittel
- peridrieb uno nit 6em papier in
Der 0an6 3u inn 3liriidfebrie.
6ehs 9ropfen in eineni @laie WaiS
Ter, iagie er nit ungemeiner Wi6tiss
feit.
gDie oIt2 bruamte Der 0ofratb.
Dreimal tdglid.
SD bante sSbnen.
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- Snserioll ma6te bieIer Sage in
WafbingtDn eittett praftif9en SpaB,
tpeI9er tppbI Sunberte gum 9a6en
bra6te, aber ieinem Greunbe @barles
Grabens BON Sbio febr ungelegen fam.
Grapens bate bur6 3eitungen unb 9tnz
f1lagesettel ange5eigt, baB am Cont
tag i'm NatiDnaltbeater einen yDrtrag
iiber Shakespeare baltelt, ullb 6aB i'm
Sol. Sngerioa Dem Mnbitorium pDr=
itelen iperbe. Ser fluge @rabens lieB
aber feinen gtamen gan5 flein bruden,
tpdbrenb Sngerioas gtame auf ben Get
tell in groBen bidem 2ettern prangte.
Sem 2ebteren gefiel nun gerabe 1ift,
ben 2odbDgel fit Qlnbere gu MAIDEN
ultb er nabnt fi6 besbalb bor, ieinent
Sreunbe einen fleinen pofen gu fpielen.
9luf Der 5abrt nod MafbiagtDn, bic er
In @eleai6aft Don Grapens ma6te, be-
tubte er jebe @elegenbeit, unl iiber
5bafespeare unb bic beporitebenbe 0prs
leiuttg 5u fpre6en. llnb ba @rabetts
ni9ts lieber that, als bic 0prsiige bet
ausgearbeiteten gtebe berbor5ubeben,
10 tpuBte SngerfOa balb ben gaHSeil
sSnbalt berfeIben nustpenbigs 9lls bic
8orleiung begiitnen folfe, trat Singer
Ioll benz prDgranll1i gemdB Dor ltnb
lagte: rMeine Damen unb 6erren, i'd
ipiirbe bieie 8oritelung nur NIT pes
ligen Worten begleitet babent penn
mid rnein perebrter 6reunb Grabeas
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(8ortfebuns fOlgt.)
sine sueretia soraia in ssesp gOrf.

Stem gorf, q. O.-Das 1MOr=
Ming esournan beridtet folgenbe, b66ii
tpun6erbare Sur: oGrau i. 8. Sell
Ioqq, BON 9fro. so 0ft Sc. : StraBe,
tparbe mutbmaBli6 bur6 elm ibr BON
einem farbigen Dienffmdb6en eirgegez
benes Nattenbertilga lgangsmittel bergiftet.
@ieben Sage lang lag ffe 1T &rdmpfen.
Gin Mrst nod benl an6eren tuuroe aflz
genomnten Bis iieben berf6ieoene 9ofz
loren iie au beilen ober ibr gu belfen
berlu1t batten, pbne ettpas aus5uri6z
ten. sic fonnte fi6 niGt riibren, rli9t
Das 8ett nerla6en uno perlor ben Ge=
brau1 ibrer 9dnbe. Sbr &6rper mar
tbeilpeiie geldbmt uno man ertDartete
ieSen Mugenblid ibren 8oo. gnoli6
befDog man fie ct. Safobs Del gu bers
fuden. BON Der eriten @inreibung an
begann ibr 3uifanb ii6 gu beifern, unb
5ie gebt iebt umber, tpdbren5 i5re Bel
ierung tdgIi1 fortfdreitet. Sic fagt,
baB iie feinen 3meifel an ibrer b6[Iigen
0eilung bege."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-10

lpanote Ii9 dn' Der sbiir nod eiii=
| nal I'M.
.6err 9ofratb!
Was mollen sic 6enn nob2 fragte
bieler per5ipei flunespoll.
Wenn Sic nit Msnes bic SADIE be-
fpre6en, uermeioen sic ieoe Mufregllug
babel! sic fpiiien ia, tpie<gefdbrlib
oas 1T. SEEDS Sropfen BON Der Mr5nei
| in einem @laie Maiier, breinlal tdglib,
uno Dor alien 9ingen MdBlguug
unb &ube! Sd tpiirbe iintrOfli6 iein,
tDenn meineia lieben S6Diegerbater lrz
genb etuas suitieBe.
9aniit ging er enolid). Ser 9ptrdtD
ianf fpie 5erbro9en in ieinen 2eDnltubl
auriid ieBt, mo- er fi9 allein ilberlaiien
mar, tpurbe inn erif flar, tpie unerbort
man ibn bebanoelte, utlb er burfte it'd
ni6t einmal drgern, er muBte li9 ia bor
51laganfdllen bitten.
SoftDr 8runnotp batte. iibrigens feiz
nesipegs 10 f6nel bic Wobnung per=
lallen, tpie Wfoier borausiebte. @r
itano nod brauBen i'm 8or5immer uno
bate ben Nrm lm glgnes gelegt, als
Oh lie6 bas gang BON felbft peritdnbe
unb er bereits anerfannter 8rdutigam
lei. Das iunge Mdo6en forl6te dngFz
li6 mad benz Snbatt Der llnterreoung
unb ipDlte ipiiien, mas Der 8ater geants
tpDrtet babe.
SIR ieBt iagt ct nod gfein erfldrte
M}ar, aber fei Dbne Gorge! ST tpirb
i9on sSa iagen. Sd re9nete aud gar
li9t barauf, baB fi6 Die Geituna fos
glei1 ergeben tDiiroe; iie nluB regelre9t
belagert tperben. SIN Gan5en bin i'd
nit benz &efultat biefes erifen 9tnrntz
laufes sufrieoen: es 1T bereits 8refbe
gei6oHen, unb morgen ride i'd meiter
DDr.
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Sammar 3sebmaa

1857 ssretfe $I10.A8
Gaa3s Stdets So. Da!te Iidets 81.
27 SifetS $50. SIS gidets 800.
Remttirt 6slb, ganfDe9fel cher per Gxtssa
gs.HlisxIt aber nst3t bnrt1 rsaiErtrtf Yriffs ehs
pDEi WSneS Srbes giehsGuagsa im Cssraa
srn S. unS aufrdrts. fonaea aaf nnfffs Aaae
fen esfanb wersen Wnn aerefitre
s. s. Drustas, Xcuispille, 8n., coer
grneit Wifde.
Gan anicntp. Zero :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-10
EeEas
ltniere Seais[atur.

Muif fin, 8. San. SIN 5enat tpur>
ben sipei Bifls eingebra9t 5ur 8eItras
fuHg Der Gen33erit0rung, uobon Die
cine 6ie Strafe fiir bas 8ergeben bon
$500 Bis $4,000 fefifeBt; cine 8iQ, ges
ifimmungeit iiber bic 8ertretumg bes
Gtaates Seras auf ber Stem Srleanier
ggeltausHellung gu treffen; baB ber-
Smulfonb in fdbtif9en Borbs ai1s
qeleqt tuer6en fam unb Counties ibren
56ulfon6 an pribatperiOnen 1T Sunlz
men bon nift iiber $500 ausleiben
biirfem; cine 8il, tpel6e 8erOrbnnngen
entbdlt ilber Die NnIage beg llnipers
Iitafsfonbs; cine gill, bic 6hentli6en
9anbfraBen bon alleu 9in6erniffen gu
befreien anb cine Sill, ben SongreB gu
petitioniren, baB er Der 8plf Colorado
unb Santa Sc 8abn bas Megere6t
bur1 bas Snbianer 3errit0riun1 giebt.
SIN 6auie iDurben Derf6iebene Bills
eingebradt. CUR Mtnenbirung bes Wez
qeaefeBes; aur Mmenbirung bes @efebes
besiigli9 bes 8erfaufs 0ftentli6er 2dns
bereien; bic aD balorem Steuer 3l16%
unb bic Gopflieuer so Gents gu rebuz
siren; gum beieren Sdug Der Weibes
befiber, unb Der 8iirger,. tuelfe feline
Weioebeiiber finb; our Mmenbirung Der
@efege be5iiglid Der @ieDereinloiung
BON 9an6ereien. Ser Nntrag, Elm
Gpesial Romite beiber 9dufer nit Der
Qlusarbeitung einer 6enSbill 81 be-
trauen, rief lGngere Debate berbor;
Biz i9Iiebli6 bas Mmenbement, bas
Gomite 10 auiammen5ufeben, bab ieber
GongreBbiffrift einen Wertreter IN bents
ieIben bat, angenommen purbe.
- 9ie Seras 2ipe Gtod MfIociation
trat am 8. in 9luifin 5ur Sabresperz
iammlung 3uiammen. Sames ..
5apres BON Baifrop tuurbe fir bas
laufenbe sSabr als prdlibent ertudblt.
Slauahter BON Dallas bra9te einen
BelhluB elm, baB bic 4iiociation ii1
Der Annabme zines Weibegeiebes (Herd
law Seifens Der 2egislatur NIT aller
Wfa6t tpiberfebe.
= Mlapor Smitb BON Sort Mortb
bat bic Grbinan3, gum Wiberruf Der
Orbinan5, tpel9e bas freie 9erumlaufen
Der 3iibe In ben StraBen geitattet, nit
ieinem 8eto belegt.
Sn ben geberpdlbern nDrbli6
bon Aitltin 1T eir Geuer ausgebro6en.
Sie ,3eating Supplement- anb
Manufacturing Company" bon Dallas
fat ii6 inforporiren laifen. &apital
$50, 900.
- @eneralabiutant Sing bat bic PEE
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9r. s. gsilliom pom gew gorf,
Mugen- unb Sbrenar5t. Office:
DreiB' Mpotbefe; SoniultatiDnen in
beuti6er uno englii6er Spra6e.
8lt.tatpIW
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Srabanbter, 8alencienne, paz
riIer, &uflifde, 5d6iif6e un6 leinene
SpiBen in GROCER 9luswabl biligif beim
GamDus.
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zb:I|!I1Is /
lIEil
$4,000 fur s2

S re8uldre tliOnatlide ;3tebun8 finbe
g. Rat in Der Wafsnic 5aa. l1afpair GsmpI
gmleiss, efuisSiae, Gs,
Oonnerffa8 81. eSanttar 1894
Gine geleeli@e 2otterie nit ebrliden
3isbunsen, aueltannt bon Der aesisIatur ppn RY.
unb swe,mal pom 60dHen Onidt i'm Gtaate aIe
g,feblh erfi6rt. 8ons gtftelt in SsnrY County
in getfaae vDn $I0a.0GO fur Bic prpH,ste Iass
;abune aller @eUinre.
Cine 8epcluticn i'll Der 3iebuno ein3elner
9rp|e.
g- S,fsr qrp6btfser fein eisener Muffebar,
fonn bts Nrmmer feines 2Orfee aufrufen unb I'D
pbsr3ernen, bab bic eorresponbtrencs drummer in
8itbunsen fnber an lsbien Donnerifos j.ben
MpnatS tait Man lsfs ben urirefft6enWlan Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-10

remptorii6e Srber erlafIen, ipel6e ben
&angern bas Sragen pon Waffen berz
bietet, wenn lie f6 III Stdoten be-
finben.
0errli6e 8lHtben bat bas 9asarbz
Spiel in Nbilene getrieben. Ser oorz
tige alderman 6ranf Collins bate
miBliebige Neuberuugen iiber bic
Spieler gema6t unb tunroe Dafiir
BON einem berielben, einem Mfanne 9}as
mems 6empbil, in einem Salon CUR
Ge6e geftelIt. Gin @treit erfolgte, in
pel6eln Collins eine 8iftole auf feinen
Gegner- 3pg. Sn biefem Nugenblide
trat Walter Collins, ber ifabtif6e 0farz
fbal unb 8ruber bes alderman, stpiz
i9en 8eibe unb iu6te GrieOen gu ififz
ten. 9afiir pur6e er bon 6empbin err
i6oiIen; unb nun begann ber &f
afpif1en ben beiben 9nbern. glls ber=
lelbe beenOigt mar, lag 6empbiu, bon
5 S6iiiIen Dltx6bpbrt, toOt auf Der Grs
Be, ipdbrenb Collins 4 S6iifle erbielt
unb tDbtli1 bertpunbet lit.
= Bel San Saba mar bas Gis auf
BEN Siimpfen. 10 ftarf, baB man nit
Wagen bariiber fabren fOnnte.
Sn &aufman lit am Ieuiabrss
tage Die aus 8 perlonen beifebenDe 6az
Mile BON 9ampton 8pr6 bergiftet ipors
ben. gDrb fabf, fotpie 5tuei feiner
S66ter, lin6 bereits geffDrben.
- Sas Stdbt1en 8airb 1T am s.
beinabe gdn5li6 6ur@ 6euer serff6rt
tpprben.
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Saii,es 8,arns,

@erfsrtissr BON
Gifternen aus fiinftltden Stein,
AboussrSbren oller GrSben,
&alf nno Gtnfafimnss.s Gfeimes'
fur Settsnpegs uae 8lumsnbee!e,
gerIdufer pon enSliidem, Porllans unb
ameritanildem Cement. Sips unb 5aas.
Gfe Commerce unb 2ofrsa>Sirass,
27,it Can slntoniD, EeraS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04
good work and will entitle him

good work and will entitle him
to wages.
Nor ought we to forget her who
mourns with peculiar grief
Trusting apd faithful she clung
20 him. comforting and cheering
him among all the checkered
scenes Of life's hopeful spring :;
its vigorous summer and its rip
ening autumn; and now, when
the lrosts of years are whitening
her brow, the pride OF her youth
FIJI love, the joy OF her woman S
heart, and the stay of her ripper
years is taken and she is left
alone as the winter OF dge comes
on. May she, who all her life
has had a sympathizing word and
a willing, helpful hand for the
need ! and distressed, be cherish
ed among faithful friends, and
from Il cosy corner in warm and
loving hearts, look out and see
the calm years descend as gently
as The soft snowflake through the.
silent air. Z.
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in the muscle. When a pie:e of
meat containing the parasites is
taken into the stomach the gasirc
Juice at once disolveS the cyst
and thus liberates The worm -
Their size Is now greatly i'll
creased, the female being ! and
the male lis of an inch in
length. During their stage of
activity in the stomach and bow
els (Which lasts about 5 weeks)
each female during this period
discharges about one hundred
embryos per week, the number
thus developed becoming enor-
nous. They attach themselves
to the mucus membrane of the
bowels, eat their way through the
Intestinal walls and thus pass in
to the small vessels and are car
RED all through the system, To-
eating in the muscles. Here theN
remain inactive during the life
of their host and continue to
live for sometime after death
An idea of their numbers may
be formed from an experiment
made on a cat by Dr.. Luckart,
in which each ounce Of muscle
was calculated 10 contain 325 900
Trichin@, and on the basis of this
calculation it is estimated that Il
man of medium bulk may easily
harbor 20,030,000. 1t has been
estimated that from one to
twenty per cent of all the hogs
raised in this county contain
Trichin1. Numerous remedies
have been recommended for the
parasites but none of these have
proved a specific. The best rem
edy as yet known is prevention.
The prevention consists in thor
ougi'ly cooking the meat, which
destroys them.
CHAs. W. CABLE, NJ. D.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04
The Ha5v Eaters C0lnpli-
IHeEstcd By the Eagle.

The following very handsome
compliment from HE Lancastei
Eagle of last week, is as crafty
ing as the present Of Turke,
for Thanksgiving. and comins
from q source that don't run /;
tally factory, is especially appre
ciated by The parties named.
We had pleasant call las Fri
day from Bro. Lewis Green, OF
Tie Hooking Sentinel. and Mr.
Oliver Wright, Esq, of Logan
who were on their way TO New
Lexington. TO Join with the Dem,
ocrals OF that hill town in paint
ing he sky and surroundings a
triumphant red.
During the campaign Bro.
Green made gallant fight on
behalf Of the Democracy, ana the
old Sentinel was always found
true to Democratic principles
The Democracy of Hooking
county owe Mr.. Green an ever
lasting debt Of gratitude for his
services, and the Sentinel is en-
titled to the united and liberal
support Of the party v hich it al
ways has SO heartily received
The Sentinel made the fight
against the Syndicate. and helped
make the largest gain, 2l4, Of
any county ill The State.
Mr.. Wright is one Of The brill
liant and popular Young attorneys
of the Hooking Valley, and has
done good service in the Demo
cratic ranks. He has also rem
dered cheerful help in all the
celebrations in the towns around.
He was the leading speaker at
the New Lexington celebration.
and is one of the most popular
democratic speakers of the State.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04

Tt impresses us forcib!y that on
esteemed West Virginia cotempor
ary, in charge If the Republlea,
Gazette has undertaken to play or
gan grinder for the modern Giasti
cutus, john i. Norris. Bro. Vii
lizard says in his last weeks paper
that all that has been done in ih;
Valley, looking TO enforcement o
law has been tie work OF The oniy
John T. Norris.
In view of the fact that Norris
il too m 5dcssto speak of his mag
niiccnt accomplishments, drawing
fees. it is cooling aud soothing i'll
these ,empestuous times to have a
great organ tune to his p.ilavef and
trumpet exploits which the detec-
tive's modesty anl distinctive re
TRACY would never permit to be
told TO the public.
Bro. Willard does not propose
that noaast aI.d retiring men like
n iris. shall 60 unheFa!ded and
imputed
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04
A Case Of srics,iNOSEs.

About the lst of November,
George Newton, of Nelsonville,
killed hog which he had raised
and which seemed to be in per
feet health. Alter all the fam
lily eating freely of the meat for
several days, a boy about y
years old was attacked by diar-
rhna, accompanied by severe alb
d0minai pains, soreness OF the
muscles OF the arms and legs
with some fever. Soon all the
family, except the baby who had
not eaten Of it, were attacked
with the same symptoms but in
milder form than the boy, who
was in the habit Of eating his
pork very rare, and sometimes
even raw. Mr.. Newton gave
some of The meat to his father
and mother, also to a neiehbor,
all of whom were similarly aftlict-
ed. Dr.. S. E. Butt, the attend
ing physician diagnosed the dis
ease rs Trichinosis. and TO con
firm his opinion he procured a
piece of the diseased meat and
brought it to ME for a micro
scopic examination. A piece Of
the meat was taken, SO small as
to be almost invisible to the ma
ked eye. and found to contain fif-
teen Of the parasites. DR.. Butt
has since intorme | me that the
little boy is gradually sinking
and will probably die, while a
little girl is in a dangerous con
dition. Hoping it may be Of
some interest TO the public | will
give a slight history OF this COM
paratively new disease. The
Irichiuie Spiralis was considered
merely as a curiosity until the
year 1860. when a case came
under the observation of d..
Zenker,of Dresden, which showed
conclusively that the gravest
symptoms and even death might
follow lis introduction into The
stomach. Irichine bave been
discovered in the flesh Of various
animals, but mainly in that Of
the pig. from which man obtains
it. Trichinie Spiraiis as met
with in the muscular tissue, is in
the form Of minute worm.
measuring about f-35 Of an inch
in length. and lies coiied up in
the interior of an oval cyst. This
cyst is no essential part OF the
parasite, but forms around it af
ter it has taken up its quarters
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04
Presidents Message.

The Presidents message was
delivered to Congress on last
Monday. 1t is a sensible, con-
servative state document, ,rcciting
mostly from reports already
made by the heads of the various
departments.
The foolish thing in the mess
age is a recommendation that
a pension be voted Gen. Grant.
We have an idea that the gov
ernment which paid him fifty
thousand dollars year as Pres
ident, with gifts OF houses in all
the principal cities, a donation
from private friends of a quarter
of a million, will give two pen
sions TO a man who lost his mon
ey in stock gambling. and who by
lending his name to fraudulent
schemes occasloned the ruin Of
many confident business men.
Grant should rather have a
resolution Of censure from the
American Congress.
The President also shows his
Free Trade tendencies. In speak
ing Of our commercial relations
with other nations, he recon-
mendS "the free admission of
such articles as we do not pro-
duce. in return for an admission
tree of our own products"
We do not produce he long
light Australian and South
American wool.
A large proportion of our
woolen goods is made mostly
from these foreign woods. The
Presidents plan is to admit those
woods free for our Yankee Man
ufacturers in return for free priv
ilige of selling the manufactured
product free of duty in the coun-
tries. abroad. This is fine
scheme for New England, but it
certainly is not TO the interests
of the wool growers of This
country.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04
An Impending Danger
From Diseased Pork.
A Valuable Contribution From
all Accomplished Physician.

(The following communication
furnished us by request from DR..
Gable. one of our most scientific
and accomplished physicians,
upon q case of fatal poisoning
from diseased PORK, is valuable
in the facts it presents and sug-
gestive to everybody to the dan
yer that may lurk around us.)
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04
st. Jackson's Day.

The Sii. of January is a Holli
dav and a sacred festival in the
Democratic Calender. II is The
anniversary of The victory o
New Orleans, and has beer
adopted by the Democracy a.
The festival OF our patron ST. Gen
Andrew jackson.
Let US celebrate the day. Let
our Cleveland and Hendr:ck's
Club, our County Committee, ouI
Logan Democracy, unite in eel.
ebrating this day i'll manner
worthy of the hero. and in ac-
cordance with the spirit of these
times.
Let us get up a Banquet. LIE.
lis have a company Of live demo
Gratis from every township in the
county. Let us have music and
song and speech and good cheer
around a festal board, where
democrats can enjoy the society
of each other and render proper
tribute to The memory of the He
70 who promulgated The demo-
cratic doctrine, that :'to the vic
tors belong he spoils,' that TO us
belongs the country, and the otf!-
ces as well. Let us join togeth-
er. and instead of going to Co
lumbus or elsewhere, let us have
s'Time" at home. Our wives
and the good democratic women
of Logan will join with our gal
liant voters in helping TO prepare
a feast and addorn a festival
worthy of our town, our party
and our patron saint.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04

General Grosvenor, of North
America, was in town Monday,
attending 10 business before
Court.
The General did not stay long
enough for his many friends to
express to him their happiness in
meeting him and exchange the
compliments of the election
He is employed by the miners
in their ases against the Syndi-
cate, L. this relation the Gener-
al is Oh our staff.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04

Apnll
cole taxes
OF Tax il nthehan
all
taxesa insanyen
don h
rOfs
County
O me oOh wSea the time h.
o SO
moths
the
and
ILL.,. 1G. WEST, Treasurer.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04

Conuectionsare madeat Fostoria with l.
Z e " i.;y for Findlay. Lima, st Marys
Muucieanc! lafayette, lad, Bloomington
uI-,@anSas City and ST Louis.
At BucyrtIs for all points on p 4 W Il c
Railway
At Leverinc FOR Crestline, Cleveland, and
all points on Columbus Divisions OF c & c
railway.
at Centerburg for Mt Vernon, Clinton,
Akron and ali Points on e NJ 4 R'''
At Bremen and New Lexington for New
ark, Lancaster, GAINESVILLE and all points on
CincinEa.iaDd MuSSingum Valley Divis-
ion Of p St Louis R'y,
At Junction City for Shawnee and all
points on Straitsvilie Div & O1td.
AT Columbus connection is made at Un-
ion Dept with trains for Cincinnati Louis-
vile, indianapolis, Washington, Baltimore
an,! a II Southern and Eastern cities.
W II Vandegritt, Supt
BudSon Fitch,
g q Hadley. GenITicket Agt
Genetal Manager.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-04
Frank Wheeler attended the

Frank Wheeler attended the
meeting Of Ohio Presidential
Electors in Columbus yesterday.
and cast his vote for Blaine =
Mr.. Wheeler was the conspicuous
Elector Of the College. He rep
resented "OId Harmony" He is
member Of the Syndicate, max
ing the fight against the striking
Union Miners. AT The election,
every Republican striker, the
black leg, the Pole, the operator
vo.ed harmonionsly for Wheeler
Republican politics is a great
harmonizer. Pity it cannot set
tie the strike.