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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-10
Cages : 9feuisfeitem.
$ n I a n b.

= palmer bat i'm @enat eine 8iG
eingebraGt, aur gtablirung zines 8u=
reaus fiir 6HentIi1e @eiunbbeit, ait
befen @piBe Elm &ommiHdr fiir 6fent=
li6e @eiun6beit nit einem Sabresgebalt
bon $4,000 fteben ioll.
= 8ei Betbpage Sunction, Stem
Sort, entgleifte elm perionenaug unb
Der 2ofomotipenfiibrer unb 6eiser pu.z
ben get66tet. Srgenb ein unbolb battle
bic Weifen beriteat.
= Wdbrenb Der @o9e falIirten in
ben Ser. @taaten 429, in Canada %
Girmen.
= Mm Mbenb beg 9. CAB es i'm
9auie No. II Gbambers @ireet, yf.
g., no fid bic Offices bes irii9en Msis
tators S'Donoban &pfa befinbem,
groBe Nufregung. Gin Mann fam
bilferufeno bic Sreppe binab uno ffirate
bluteno auf bic @traBe, ibm na9 brei
anbere Mdnner, bic in Der Dunfelbeit
beri9manben. giner ber 2ebteren
tpllrbe fefgebalten unb aIs Der 8erz
tpunbete ibn bemerfte, erbob ct f6 unb
feuerte mebrere Sdiiiie auf ibn ab,
tpDbon 3tpei trafer. Ser 0ertpunoete
giebt feinen Namen als pbelan BON
3anfas @itp, an unb eradblt folgenbe
@ei9i9te: 8or einigen Mo9en bate
er nit bem &eporter bes rRanias
Sournal" elm Snterbieu, in tpelhem er
feline Nnii9tcn iiber bic 2onboner 9b=
namit= =Mttentate CAB. 9abei iou ct in
feinen Mittbeilungen gu melt gegangen
fein uno gemiiierntaBen 8erratb geiibt
baben, in6em ct @ebeir,niiIe preisgab.
(pbelan 1T ein Srii9=Nationaler, ftebt
nit bem irif6en &epolutions= &omite in
Serbinbung unb bat an ben aufriibre=
ril6en llmtrieben tbeilgenommen. Sm
Dergangenen Sabre mar er in Srlanb. }
Balb na1ber murbe er bon O'Dono=
ban &oia na9 Stem Oort berufen, no
er am 8. eintraf. 9lm 9. 9ing er mad
behen Office, tpo er einen Wann Sea-
mems S'Briem unb Sobn s. 2earnp
traf. O'8rien ging mad 8egriibung
pbelan's binaus uno elm Mann Sea-
mems Barter trat Elm, Der obne Weitez
req auf i'm auiprans unb i'm nit einem
lansen Meier bearbeitete. pbelau bate
feline Waffe bel ii6 uno beriu9te aus
bem 3immer au fommen. Barter per=
folgte i'm unabldiIis uno ita9 auf i'm
Los. Der Mann, ben er (pbelan) auf
Der StraBe peripunoete, mar Barter.
pbelan 1T i6redli6 sugeri@tet; Der
cine Nrm 1T inn fait a5gel9nitten.
pbelan unb Barter befinben li9 i'm
9ospital. pbelan bate tpiebtige
96riftfiide BEL li6, oeren Snbalt bic
polisei nidt funbseben mill. O'Go=
noban @oia fam ipdter nod feiner Of
| flee, pollte. iebo6 anfdnglid ben bort
fattgebabten 8organg nidt glauben.
Surge 3eit oarauf peri6manb er unb
mar fpdt Na6ts aud in ieiner Wob=
nang in 8rooflpn ni6t gu finben.
= Sn Der Sam!lie 8an Soften,
gat 9ioerpool, O6io, fanb eine 4benoe
gefeai6aft ftatt, Der elf perionen bei=
mobnten. @s CAB &affee uno unmits
telbar mad Dem @enuB oe6elben, er=
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Professors Saloon,
Darropnt
@ein< II Dier<Salp1.

247 @eif, gommereefraBe.
Grifdes tibIes Bier unb bic beiten Meiue,
eiquore nno gisarren. @orter unb ale.
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uno bic 2iebe bieies pprtreffli9en iun=
gen Mtannes f0nnte au6 niGt einen
Nugenblid ba5u beitragen, mir ben
Mufentbalt bort tpeniger unangenebm
3u MAIDEN.
Marianne, bic 8eritdnoige, purbe
iebt ernitli9 b6fe I'm 6er guten Sa9e
tpillen, bic iie berfo6t. 2iebe 8arbaz
ra, 1agte iie, bu mel Bt, ib ielbit bin
ni6t mebr fret, alio aud ni6t in Oct
Gage, bon bir miBberifanben gu tper=
ben, unb 10 fase i9 bir oenn, irtan6es
anbere iunge Mdo6en tpiirbe bi1 be-
neiben um oieien, bon Dir 10 febr ber=
a6teten Geier, un6 nit Greuben bas
Sos acceptieren, baB er ieiner fiinftigen
@attin au bieten bot. Wer tpeiB, mas
oas 2eben bir mod fiir gnttdui6ungen
aufbemabrt bat, unb es fommt Dielz
lei9t einmal Die @tunbe, tpo oas, mas
bu iebt beri6mdbit, bir begebrenspert
erf6eint. 8arbaras uebernutb tpar
in6eRen 10 lei6t ni6t 5u bdmpfen, iie
la6te nur, itano auf, ltnb, Marianne
nit fi9 empor3iebenb, fagte fie nit bei=
terer Offenbeit: Spdters ia fpdter,
Marianne, it's freili6 etuas anberes.
Wenn i'd in feds, iieben Sabren nod
unberbeiratbet fein follte, Elm Sal, Ser
tpobl ni9t febr tpabrl9einlid 1T, uno
in Gefabr geriete, elm bdBli6e, alte
Sungfer au tper6en, 6ann tuiirbe i6
mid, faute de mieux, bieaei9t au9
enti6lieBen, 9errn BON Sriebensburg
gu mdblen, uno mid bemiiben, ibn cine
quite 9ausfrau un6 Satin au fein.
Worldufig befinbe i6 mid aber nod
ni9t bor oieier fiir6terli6en Mlterna-
tipe, unb siebe meine Greibeit bor.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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gtraflings : Mrbeit.

8eaiigli9 Der politif, Die glrbeit bon
5trdflingen, reipectibe beren Gabrifate,
nit benienigen freier glrbeiter concurri=
ren gu laiIen, fin6 beri6ieoene Meinumz
gen m6gli9. Wir felbit glauben. baB
feline in einem 9taate betriebene eeSnbuz
ftrie au9 in beHen Standardization be-
trieben ueroen iDa, unb baB bas 1itbtige
Prin5ip barin liegt, fpecielle, ni1t i'm
5taate betriebene Snbuifrie3tpeige in
ben Standardization ein3ufubren, tpo bas
1tur INNER m6gli9 1T.
Ser @pmmil1dr bes californii1en
Bureaus fit 9lrbeits.@tatiitif ma9t in
feinem sSabresberi9te on bic oortige
2esislatur in 8e5ug auf bic Strdflingas
Nrbeit folgenbe gmpfeblungen:
grlfens: 9aB Die iebt befeben6en
@ontratte fiir @trdflings Nrbeiten an=
nuqirt tperben,
3meitens: Sails bas iebiae @Dffem
Der StrdfingssNrbeit meter beriu1t-
iperben foa, 10 folen bic Marbens Der
3u6tbduier in 3tpei tdgli9en 3eitungen
Nufforoerungen gu Mngeboten fiir inbu=
hriele Bef9aftigung Der Strdflinge er=
lafien.
9rittens: 9ie i'm 3u9tbauie ange=
fertigten Mrtifel ioaen gum Marftpreiie
berfauft merben, 10 baB bic @trdHingsz
Nrbeit benz freien 9lrbeiter feline Ron=
furren3 ma6t.
8iertens: Strd filings Mrbeit iollte
ii6erbaupt absei6afft meroen, faas Der
freien Grbe:t bur6 bieielbe Mbbrll6 ge>
tban tpirb.
Giinftens: 9ie srDBte 3abl Ser in
irgenb einem Snoufriesmeige bel6df=
tisten 9trdflinge ioa fiinf Yroaent Der
freien arbeiter in bemielben Snouitrie=
atpeiye i'm @taate ni6t iiberfeigen unb
in feinem Sale ioll bas probutt Der
strdflings : 9(rbeit fiinf Proaent bes
probuftes Der freien Nrbeit iiberiteigen,
ausgenommen 1T Der Suite Gabrif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-10

franften Alle nit Spmptomen bon gers
giftung. 8ei 1nteriu1ung bes &affee=
fefels murbe auf bem 8oben bel1elben
Elm Padet u&ougb on &ats" sefllnben.
Gin &inb itarb bereits unb bic anbern
fdmeben in 2ebensgefabr. Ser 8er=
oa@t, bic 8ergiftung berbeigefiibrt gu
baben, fdllt auf WiB Mnnie 8an SOL
len, ba tie faum unmobl 1T.
- Sn 6olge Der @rploiion elmer
&eroiin0Qampe nerbrannte @frs. 8an
Neion in piitsburg, Ba.
= 9ie Sabadsfabrif bon 3. s.
2pon & So. in &aleisb, q. g., 1T nies
bergebrannt.
= 9ie idbrli6en ginnabmen ber giz
lenbabnen bieles 2anbes perlaufen ft9
auf S23, $4,000 Dolars-eine Summe
oas, bic faif breimal 10 groBe 1T tpie bic
8eiammtz z@imnabme Ser Ser. Gtaaten.
= @s giebt in Nmerifa nlebr bomb
opbatiibe Ner3te als in gang Guropa.
Muslano.
: Nus @ranaoa Iinb $4,000 Weens
f9en ausgemanbert. 9ie abergldubi.
f6e 8eb5lferung meint, bas Gnbe Ser
Welt lei gefommen unb iu9t um Nblo=
luton BEL ben prieitern mad. Sci
@ueaiara lit elm merfpiirbiges gfatur=
f6auipiel pabrnebmbar. 9ie 9iigeI
fenfen fi6 lansfam in's Sbal binab
unb bas am &anbe zines Berges lies
genbe 9orf ridt nit. Sn gmbrun
unb GbambreD, i'm fran56ii6en Des
partement Der 9autes Mpes, fanbem
am 9. Grberf9iitterunaen fatt.
= Sen. gDDlielD tpirb am "a. B..
so. ieinen Mari6 auf Gbartum at=
treten.
= 9ie nerifanii9e &egierung bat
bas oriidenbe Stempelfteuergeieb auf=
geboben; bafiir aber elm neues @eieB
erlai1en, tpel6es cine StempelIteuer bon
] pro3ent auf ole &etail Waarenber=
fdufe, 9Dpotbeten, 8onbs unb Gonz
trafte, uno 10 % auf Smport3oue auf
eingefiibrte @eine unb 3iqu6re unb 5
% auf einbeimiI6e Weine uno 2iqu6re
auferiegt.
= 0eri9iebene Wad9te perlangen
bon 9euti6lano bic @er6ffentli6uns
bes protofolls Der lebten Sibung Der
&ongo Gonferen5, UNI Der Welt bic
Stellung flar gu MAIDEN, tpelde Sranf=
reid gegeniiber oem Outrage Der Ser.
Staten, bic Neutralitdt bes &ongo su
erfldren, etngenommen bat. 9ie &es
gierung ber Ser. Staaten bat ibren
Bertreter &aiion ansepiefen, ieinen
Nntrag aufredt 5u erbalten, tpel6em
OeutI6lanb unb Gnglanb ebenfaQs 3u=
Iiimmen.
= Die beutide Gorpette u@neiiens
au", nit benz @eneralconiul an 8orb,
1T nod 3anaibar in elmer belonberen
Miiilion abgeiegelt.
= Berlin. Mbgeoroneter bon Malts
sabn bat .Selbitmorb begangen tpegen
Der 8erlufte, bic ct bur9 ben 8anferott
BON 3uder= 6irmen erlitten bat.
= Tom Npril foll neben ben bette
benben &urieraiigen nod elm neuer
bei6leunister &urierSug = 8libsug =
smii9en paris = Berlin = peterss
burg = Mosfau eingeri6tet tperben.
Man tpirb in elmer 6riit bon etipa SO
Stunben bon Berlin na6 petersburg,
in 48 Stunben bon paris na6 Yeterss
burg gelangen.
= Sn Main5 Iin6 mebrere 9(meri=
faner Derbaftet tuorben, in beren 8eib
Opnamit gefunben tpur6e.
: gBie aus ct. petersburg berri9s
tet miro, ipur6e bort Der @ebeimratb
&ariBfD we9en Belte6ung i'm Mebiciz
nal=Departement Der @rmee nod Sibi=
rien berbannt.
: 9ie ngorbb. QGg. 3tg." i6reibt,
bic oeuti6e &egieruns tpiinf9e Die in
uisiten 8esiebungen nit Spanien auf=
re6t gu erbalten. SeBbalb babe iie bic
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0erauaforoeruua al. Ille

6erousforoeruus al Ille
Sd, fanr Gas srSBte gaaer aafwsifen
Den 9rS6teu Tcrratb pOn Elm uuo
oerlelben Sprte
SD bin Der einsise 5rejialii. i'm Ga.
badsbanbel !
Sd be5able feineu Sseiisneen pnS
Tbeilbaber !!
Sd pertaufe mebr @isarren unb gi-
garretten als anbere iDInbler !!
Sd faufe nur fir Baar unb berfaufe
biliser alS Nnbere.
SdlieBlid bite id um Belidtisuns
meines 2userS uno meiner Yreiie.
Sim Hart
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2Sarmnt be8eben bic MseniAen gelbit=
fnDr02

@em6bnli6, neil iie perameifelt finb.
Sic finb perameifelt, neil lire @eiuno=
belt bur6 Dpspepiie, 5dmd6e ooer
malarifhe Jieber beruntergefommen lit.
&ein geiunber Mann tpiI Selbitmoro
begeben. Gin selunber Mann fann
feinen @orgen nit Wtutb begegnen unb
tie befeitigen. groun's ssSron gitters
berei9ert bas 8lut uno itdrft bas GDz
item, 10 oab &raft unb Mutb BEN plab
bon S9wd6e unb Geigbeit nebmen.
gs furirt obne Musnabme 9pspepfe,
unperbauli6feit, @6md9e &C.
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AQett Anoertt Uoralts

Refine anSere bIutreinisenbe Arsnei uirb iett
ooer purbe ie 3nbereitet, bic 70 pouitdnbg ben ges
biirfniifen ber Mer5te unb bes 4ubIitms int auses
uteinen enteesenfomint rpie
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VIM. CASSIN,
4dnbler in @runbeisenth u m
Gan Nntonto. xeras.

Office SO. "a Solebab @traee.
Heionbere Nufmertiamfeit nirb benz Raufen
unb 8erfauien bon Handes unb 2anbereien In
Hefteras sepibmet.
Sd fenne bic meiiten Der 2dnbereien, bic i9
berfaufe, unb faft alIes 2ano Der uefli9en
Counties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-10

@tellung oes Nntrages, Die 6eutl6e @es
fanbti6aft in 5panien gum &ange elmer
8oti6aft gu erbeben, peri6oben, aug
5ur6t, Der &ei6stag m6ge BEN Nntrag
ablebnen.- .-@raf 9abfelbt, Der Stats
fefretdr bes NeuB Beren, bat einen pierz
sebntdsigen l1rlaub angetreten.
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DIRIS('VnRS

-, GEORGE W. CUMMINS President
YIN. W iscnndy' Dr. Henry kdgclv
GeOrg, Il Money. John N Cyn,.,,,,
jacob Mllllams, Of StatOrd, ,EX-Gov. James Ponder
WIN. DENNEY, Secretary and Treasurer
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FOR MULAE
FOR
Corn Fertilizer.
SUCCESS VS.. FAILURE.


The Vile formula, the
Stockbridge formula, and the
formula Of LaweS have been
thoroughly tested in various
and careful experiments.
The results were generally
unsatisfactory, and often un-
profitable.
In his observations, Pro-
tessor Atwatcr concluded
that no suitable and profit
able Corn Fertilizer had been
discovered. All were Il fail
ure.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-27

a body falling through space ac-
lures accelerated motion equal to its
weight multiplied by the square of the
Instance, SO that Professor Odlum. who
;osI iI ms life in the foolhardy feat Of
Jumping from the centre span of the
brooklyn Bridge, on the 18th inst
sIrnek >, nCI the water with force eouai ~
1a,S 11a,oOO pounds, estimating his bodv ~ ~
InO IoO pounds weight and the distcnoo 90
passed through being 1856 feet '''''''o
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I04I KENT CUUNTY 1884.
Mutual Insurance. Co.
DOVER, DEL.

lnSurc> against loss by fire issuing n,lIi,ul ,,l,
clc>9hty under which payments are made am
hually u advance during members hin. ana ON
cehSiHs To- tie members whatever remains uncV-
dends is returned, thereby furnishing insurance
at cost. ~ NiiOc
Smyrna times., 1885-05-27

The prize of 10000 francs offered bv
the Academy of France, for an infalIi-
Die test to prevent persons being bur-
led alive was awarded to a French
physician. The test is to hold the
hand before a strong light with the
fingers closed. If a purple tinge is
seen between the fingers circulation of
the blood is going on and if no tinoe is
seen it has stopped. s' -
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AGENTS
aNVI y y 7 -
ANDREW j MIISnN -nu,.....1 .

AGENTS:
AN"iE" j. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Gto. u, IWjams Netrayk 2. IL Ir,ay,, ,..,,
GeO. u. MoReg D,L CYiy Ic,yi,J II. ''@t rue
u. g. Ndiouty ToirnS,Ad JLU n. NJ b" yi',," ht"tS.
D. T. JcrmdH, Snl1nd Je,,,, IT. J,5 XIX -, At"'tt
4. JdckSOR Jr CdndfD ~ y" ~ ~ DUA' Nt'VoFd.
>. B. ARderSOR FreierjcG jo,r, '"''"y' george
ReyHedr Williams. AdfDrd L,,,gs Ba,,,,.. nm.
w. ". SeueRSOn FfH6R r ~ r,,,1.' y',,'.. .4t.'OH'
CJHdrriagtOn Flylain0- S,'s "y""'O"' J0rt0ic6r
ton. '''"'
jeremiah b. Fletcher Preston MI ''''0O' O"y'' ma
r. r. HdH0l0dy Btrlin ma ~ MO-
bni q. Dickinson Pocomoke Gin, M
All bus ness communications should be addross,,
to NN
WM. DENNEY, Sec,y.
-.-- --..--.. : 80 DOVER DEF.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington I Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

ON and after February lst. lSS5 SUNDAYS rv-
ceptedl, trains will leave aS follows "a
NuRTHWAED
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GBe Smryra Gimes.
.SmY1'HU, .DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon. May 27, 1885
CHURCH SERVICES.

A>BURY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. .-Sunday-Preach
ins at Inl3 a. N. and ~ ?. NJ. sunday School
"A. NJ. ANA -r.M. Prayer Meeting-ThurSdAyS al
7l2P.M Rev. j. B. Quigg. Pastor.
It. PETERS PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL-SundHy-
Preaching at 1912 AN. and ~ + Nj. Holy Days
vi a. NJ sunday SChuoi--2 T.. ~ Prayer
Meeting Wednesdays, at ~ p NJ. Rev. Vim
Is. Gordon, hector.
PKESpYI ERIAN.-S -Sunday-Treachng at lOI5 A. NJ
and ~ 2. NJ sunday school, p. NJ. Prayer
Meetiig-Frdays al ~ P. NJ. Rev. j. r
CHIStCd Pastor.
ST. POLYCARP CATHOLIC CHU RCd.-SecOnd and
Fourth sundays of every month, at 10 A. NJ
and ? p. NJ. Rev. Geo. 5. Bradford, Pustor.
CENTESNlAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored)-
Suuday-Preachng at lO;2 A. N. and ~ p. NJ.
sunday school, P. N. Rev. ID. a. Ridout,
Pastor.
NJ. f. -SundOy-Preaching at l0I5
A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. Sunday SChOUl-2% p. NJ
Rev. Seth d W. smith, Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-27

NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Il NORFOLK RAILE0AT
EXPRESS ES.-Leave Philadelphia Sj6 H. ln week
days and lilo p. m. daily. Leave Baltimore &c
II. IN I'D p. III. Wilmington 80 a. IN. Week-dnvs
and ll.56 p m. daily. stopping at Dover and Del.
mar regularly and at Middletown. CLAYTON
harrington, and SeafOrd to leave passenger, from
Wilmington and points North to take on passen.
gers for Delmar
AoHhboHpd trains leave Delmar l. i0a. ln daily
and 100 p. N. weekdays Dover jG a. m and
5.l1 p m arriving at Wilmington 30 a. m and
~? p m, Baltimore 6.Ij a. m, ana 500 p m. and
Philadelphia 400 a. m and 40 p. m.
NCiC CdSte accommodation YrUiHS-LcaVe vii.
mlngtOn at 6lj A. NJ. and 80 p. NJ. Leave New
Castle at ll.21 A. NJ. and 4.5l P. NJ.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Lcave Smyrna
for Clayton 7.23, S33 $50 and l1.O7 A. NJ, l44 4I5
442 and 7.13 p. NJ. Leave Clayton for Smyrna
~, S4l 1901 and His a. NJ, Isl 425 45i and
7.5I Pm
CoNNECTloNs.-At Porter. with Newark & Della
ware City RairOad. At Townsend with Queen
Anne'S& Kent Railroad. AtClayt0n, with Delaware
" &CheSapeake Railroad and Baltimore Il Delaware
Bay Railroad At Harrington, with Delaware.
Maryland Virginia Railroad. AtSeaford with
Cambridge d SeafOrd Railroad. At Delmar with
New York Philadelphia X Norfolk, Wicomico &
PocOmOke, and Peninsula Railroad.
CHAS. +. PUGH. General Manager.
}. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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Boilers of Various Sizes
kept on hand or made
at Short Notice.
The WREN PATENT
Bar.

We claim the follow
ings.for this bar:
lst.-A saving Of fuel
over the ordinary bar.
2nd.-such construc.
ton as will cqualize alI
strains resulting from ex-
panslon and contraction.
thus avoiding warping. and
thereby insming long SER
8rd.-Thorough CON.
oustlon Of fuel, owing to the
large air spaces exposed.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-27
W. W. WHITLOCK, Proprietor,

HFEn for rworking people. Send IN cants
for postage, and we will mail Won
free, royal, valuable samDle Ro-
OF goods that will put Won in he
way ,'1y OF making more money In a few DAYS than
you ever thought possible at aRy business Cant.
tal not required. You can live az homo spd
work In spare time only, or all the time. All ~
DOth sexes Of all ages grandly successGii -
cents to IS every evening. That Mi WIZ , ~ ~
work may test the business we make tbiS a.,
paralleled offer To all who are not well sotid,
we will send 81 10 pay for the trouble ~ ,,i.iu
US. Full particulars directions etc sent Fsias Fals
Immense pay absolutely sure for All Who sto, ~ ~
once. Don't delay Address STIEsON x % post ~
land, Maine. ~ OIt
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MoRNING STAR LODGE, No. 6. l. 0. 0. F.-Meets
every Friday evening at ~ o'clock.
MCDONNELL ENCAMPMENT. No.2IO.O F-Neats
second and Fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month, at 712O'clock.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 13, a. f. A. M.-Meets First
ana Third Thursday evenings OF each month.
at ~ o'clock.
0NH INA CoNCLANE' No. a. ORDER OF IIEPTASoPHs.
-MeetSevery Wednesday evening. at + 7I5o'cIock
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Abstraet or Ntntcmenf. IAAa

Receipts for the Year lSS3 ,co,o,.
Dividends Paid i'','-i'ui
thld Members on nWithdWwul. ., iGd o5
Observation-Disclosures Dec.3I ,iSS$ lo5 8I3 SS
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She Uhibodanx Sfutixel,
SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1885.

Activity ESSENTIAL TO LONGEVITY.
Lazy persons. it i. said. die young.
It is tho active in body and brain who
live to extreme old age, IA II rule. 1t is
abundantly proved that exercise Of the
mind invisorates its bodily receptacle.
even when that exercise is carried to
an apparently extreme point. The
brain. the reservoir of energy to the
rest of the system, increases III volume
and visor by ase. just as the arm Of
the blacksmith or the leg of the pedes-
trian gain in muscular development.
The general system benefits by the en-
HANGED brain power, and the greater
vitality aud longevity is the result.
Work by method and on system, even
when severe. is actually conducise to it.
while the torpor of tdleness and the
excitement of fitful effort are the sure
precursors OF mental and physical de
generation. This is a useful doctrine
to preach. aud still more useful to prac
tice.
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ACARD.

l wish to inform my friends and the public
in general. that after a lapse OF nine wears
l find myself by a combination Of circunlstan
ces, once more numbered among the NOR.
chants of Thibodaux. This happens, l must
say, at o time OF very general depression
throughout the whole country, in which our
immediate locality has not escaped to share
alike with others. / must say there is moth
ing apparent to encourage one to embark in
merchandising, but. be this az it NAV, l will
have to take my chances with the times. l
will say | have opened at the corner Of Mar
ket and st. Philip SITS. Major s. I. Grisa-
more's old stand) a store for the sale Of all
household goods, crockery, glassware, hard
ware. WOODWARD, charcoal, coal oil. insu-
rance oil, gasoline oil for cooking. | have
also on hand q we'll selected stock Of cooking.
stoves, such as the Charter Oak, Cotton Plant
Crescent and Belle Of Orleans, and any ouan-
tity OF little articles useful in h~ousekeepinr
too humorous to enumcrate, all of which | pro
pose to sell at low prices for Cash and in
vite all housekeepers. the ladies particularly.
to call AMI examine, and see for themselves:
no pains spared to please.
Twill say that my sister Mrs. S. T. Grisa-
more, Is Interested with me in the business.
An trusting we merit, and will receive q
share OF the patronage Of the public, I am
with much respect R.R. MCBRIDE,
Corner Market and St. Philip SITS.
The undersigned will be found at the above
establishment whero he will DO pleased to
welcome his friends and former patrons
8. I. GRISAAORE,
|hibedaux, La, June 9Th, 1885.
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PEDnI.EE NTH 4 iiEAsr.-A ned
die: OF tinware III ne OF the muuntal,,
counties ef this sjttc called at a far.
house the other day. where the woman
wanted tn sci. hia Il bear skin.
faint wnrti 80 sr,a >h.krS.'' 81 Il
the peddi.r, after lcoking it over
1.-The bar wa, Hi led two months TOO
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See here, stranger" he continued,
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husband to dealt, leSs'n two months
ago, and that I'm still Il g,ievin' wild
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q dollar:''
Being u man of sentiment and tin
ware combined, he said he could
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