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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-21

distinctly that no matter what he may
do for Whitney per Sc, he must first of
all consider the party and its needs.
They, according to the dictum of the
master mind in Greystone, are; first,
the election of Democratic governor,
leading to, second, the denomination
and reelection of Grover Cleveland.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15
Ser enaIii6e W1inifter bes Sinner

= Ser enelif6e Miniiter bes Snnern
erfldrte i'm unterbauie, bic &egierung
fei ni9t geionnen, bic pall MaG @as
aette megen ibrer fiirali9en 8er6ffentliz
9ungen au oerfolgen. Ser @r5bii6of
bon Canterbury unb Cardinal Manning
baben tire @pmpatbie NIT benz 8erfabs
TEN Der Paa Maa @a3ette ausgefproz
den.
= 2orb @bur6iu berbreitete lib i'm
unterbauie in ldngerer &ebe iiber Bic
Situation in Nfgbaniftan. gr erfldrte,
bab bic englifde &eeierung ni6t beabz
fi9tige, nit bem @mir bon Nfgbaniitan
tpegen Der 8ertbeibigung BON &anba=
bar gu berbanbeln. gngIano, fagte er,
9dtte fib berpfli6tet, benz gmir bei3uz
iteben, tpenn getpiiie 3tpii9enfdlle einz
trdten un6 berfelbe bann un englil6e
9ilfe na6iu6e. Wel6e Resierung
aud am &uber iei, 10 tpdren Bic Sanb=
lungen gnglanbs flar borseset6net, 10
balo ber @mir ben S@uB gnslanbs
erbitte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15
Cages : Veuigfeitem.
Snl

= Cine Na6ri9t aus gBaibington
fagt, oaB ber prdlibent ale Separtz
ments@befs bena6ridtigt babe, bab bic
5ablrei9en gntlaliungen ein3u1felen
unb bic 8effimntungen Der Gibiloienif=
Heformbil mebr 5lt bea9ten.
= Sas &riegs Department mill
ganitige yta9ri9ten bonn Sn6ianer=
Serritorium erbalten bahen unb glaubt
bab bic @beDennes berubigt tperben
f6nnen. Dagegen tpd9f Die Iufre>
gung in Santos, tpofelbft 8an6en BON
Snbianern ffeblenb i'm 2anbe berum=
sieben. Gin She'll bon ibnen 1T pie6er
mad Der &eierbation 3urifgefebrt unb
bat bic geifoblenea pferoe an ben Ngen=
ten abgeliefert.
= Ser @oubernelr bon Wisconlin
bat Milis gegen Die in gait @aginau
ftrifenben Mrbeiter Der Miblen aeianbt.
= Ser Sepef6e, baB Der prdf dfibent
ii1 gegen bic sablrei6en gntlaHungen
republifanii6er 8ean1ten erfldrt babe,
tp;rb bon ben 9epartements9efs tpioer=
fpro9en.
i Nm Is. fanb in 0irginien Bic
republifanif6e Stats Contention fatt.
9ie nmgegenb bon BLOOMINGTON,
sSl:, 1T bon beftigen Stiirmen beimgez
tudt tporben, tpelde bic @rnten aerz
it6rtett.
= Ser lebte Sbhrfeber bes Geprds
fentantenbauies in WafbingtDn, eSames
y. Winterfmitb, 1T in 2ouispille gez
itorben.
-Sn pittsburg tagt cine gonbens
tion 6er @lasarbeiter. Mngebli9 finb
ale 2dnber BET Melt pertreten.
- Die paeifie 9ampfi6iffabrts- Sc
ieaf6aft bat bef9loHen, ben @ertebr
oreier 9ampfer 5pii9en Sun francisco
un6 Iuitralien einauifeGen. 9lufralien
tpeigert iid, bic bisber geaablte Sub
fbie peiter su sablen, ba ber @eneral=
poitmeiiter 8ilas entI9ieben bat, baB
feln Gent bes fit 9ampfer= =Subbentio=
men borban6enen Gonbs fir bieie 2inie
beigeleuert perben folle.
Muslano.
= Sci ber 8aitillen ieier in paris
tpurben bor ber StraBburgs Statue cine
Menge nit Glor umbiillter 8lumenz
fronen niebergelegt.
= General Somaroif lit BON ber
,uilii6en &esierung angetpieien mor=
ben, fi6 ben 9lfsbanen geseniiber in
ber 9efeniibe gu berbalten.
= @m IA. ereigneten 1i6 in Spas
nien 1884 neue @rfranfungen uno 473
Sobesfdlle bur9 Gbolera.
= Die grnten i'm iiibIi6en &uBlanb
finb our9 lang anbaltenbe Srodenbeit
ruinirt moroen.
= 8on 8riinn ipirb sen1elbet, oaB
in elmer nabe gelegenen Stabt bic borz
tigen Gerber, 2000 an 3abl, einen Nnz
sriff auf bas @efdngnib unternabmen,
um berbaftete Sosialiiten su befreien.
-Sn ber Sauptltabt Merifo bat bic
3esierung Sruppen gum. S6ub oes
@efdngniHes aufgeboten. @s beiinben
ii9 in bemielben Die bel benz fiir5li6en
9lufltanb berbafteten Stubenten, fotpie
mebrere &ebafteuer regierunssfeinbli=
6er 8ldtter, unb es tuurbe nit Der gez
tualtiamen 8efreiuns berielben georobt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15

Ct 1T bonn S9lage getrofen, na6
ifarfem @9auffement = bereits bor 6rei
Sagen unb liegt feitbeln o6ne 8ewuBt=
iein! Sir feline fiinfunbie6sig Sabre
bat ct ii6 in lebter 3eit ipobl ettpas su
biel 5ugemutbet = an &ongeltionen lit
ct i9on lange, referirte lit Nbidben Ser
alte 9err.
Mber au6 bic f60ne gribia atbmete
tief auf, ipie entlaftet, unb fagte bann
poQ Sbeilnabme:
Sd b6rte fein Mort babon- lebte in
BEN lebten Sagen 1lur nit Ben Meiuen
-uer pflegt ben 2ranfen benn2
Das 1T es eben, mas mid 5erfiibrt.
gs pflegt ibn eigentli6 ydemano, Ser
&amnterbiener, 10 ein ladirter Minb=
beutel, ben i6 in geiun6en Saeen feline
Stunoe lang Inn mid bulben tpiirbe,
bat oen &opf berloren, ber Neffe 1T nit
feinent prinaen na6 80. unb iG fann
nur einen Sag un1 ben anberm abfoms
men. 3ubem 5eigt ii@ Der &ranfe 10
tpilo unb ungebuloig, bas 8etpuBtIein
1T, tpie gefast, getriibt, er erfennt mid
ni6t einmal, bil6et fi6 Elm, in Doblez
nau gu iein, unb ruff forttpdbreno na6
Wfartbe.
Wer 1T Martbe?
Martbe 1T meine dlteite So6ter, fein
patb6en. Ser Doftor fragte mid beu=
te, Oh i6 bas &in6 ni6t fommen lafIen
fDnnte, es tDiirbe bies biellei9t elm Wfitz
tel iein, linn etwas &ube gu berf9affen,
bic ibm fonit auf feline Weiie ab3uge=
tpinnen lei. Son elmer &eiie meiner
So9ter-iD tpeit unb in bieler Sabresz
aeit-fann aber faum bic &ebe fein, lire
@inmirfung tpiiroe audi biellei6t biel
5u fpdt fommen.
(Gortiebuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15
8.

Serbin. Ser pierte Suli pur6e
bieies Sabr bel uns ni6t beionbers feitz
lid begangen. &ein umsug tpurbe ge=
balten, fein Geitrebner trat auf unb
Ntuitt mar erit re9t 1ti9t au b6ren.
ytur bic eint6nigen Ba6ieni9tiiIe pom
S9eibenf6ieben flangen bumpf in bie
Suft. Sagegen tpurbe 3 Meilen bon uns
entfernt bas Geft in berborragenoer
Weiie gefeiert. 8on Nab unb Gert bat
ten iib Meni9en baau eingefun6en.
8eiang tpe9felte nit anbern 8ergnii=
gungen ab unb bic 6eitrebe tpurbe BON
bon 9errn Wilbelm Sennert gebalten.
6. @6ulB.
Siiterbale. Mm 9Ibenb bes 5.
Suli entlu6 ii6 bier ein itarfes @etpitz
ter nit polfenbru9artigem &egen. 2ebs
terer beruria9te ben Geloern ln6 iSen=
sen beoeutenben S9aben. Serr 8.
gebr bot bon feiner Weisens unb 6a=
ferernte bas meife eingebiibt, ba 6as
fluBartig bur9 bas Gelb itr1menbe
Wafie bas in Manbeln itebenbe @etreis
be nit fortriB. Mm Waspcreef purben
Jenaen un6 grnten fortsei6memmt unb
bur9 oas 6ortfpiilen ber Mdertrume
oauernoer S6a6en angeri6tet. Ser
Weg na9 86rne mar unpailirbar unb
muBte bel ieinem Musgang aus bem
@uaoalupesSbal erf mieber ge6ffnet
iperben.
= Stun fommt au9 cine Nadridt
BON eagle PaB, nod mel6er auf einem
40 Mfeilen bon bort entfernten plabe
Is Meritaner bon Snbianern ermorbet
tpurben. 9ie Ga6ri6t finoet tpenig
@lauben.
= Ser bon 9ilsboro burGgebrannte
Tieb3ii6ter Sadion 1T na6 Stem Oorf
unb bon ba mad @uba gereiit.
= Sn Coleman tpurbe bic Durd)=
fiibrung bes 2ocal Option 8elebes nit
25 Stimmen Mebrbeit niebergeitimmt.
- Gin alter 9eutI9er in Gennep,
Sobn pfeffer, nabm fiirsli6 She'll an
einem Gelte unb febrte BON bort nid)t
auriid. Wlebrere Sage barauf fano
man feline 2ei6e i'm @ebii6.
= 9lus Dem gountp @efdngniB in
SDler entfprangen bier 8erbre6er.
3wei berielben iinb tpie6er einsefansen
tuDrben.
= Gin sepifer st. 6. pitt in SoiIe
foroert bic Grauen auf, am "a. syuii,
Dem Sage, on bem bas 2ocal Option
Seleb in Simeltone @ountD in &raft
tritt, ein Jeit gu beranitalten.
= Der Sabrestas Der Sri ltiirmuna
Der gaitllle wurbe bon ben sSranaoien
in @aloeiton nit einem umaug gefeiert.
= Sn alIem grnit tpirb bon Dallas
beri9tet, baB ber baielbit geItorbene
2uno beg Gol. 9ugbes nit ergreifenoen
eeremonlen beerbigt unb inn elm Dent.
nal geieBt tper5en Iou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15
3eit @ebeimniR babei.

Sie 3uiammeniebung bon 8rotpns
giien gltters 1T fein @ebetnniB. 9iefe
3ubsreitung 1T Die eir13ige unf6dbli6e
flr 3dbne unb Maeen. IS giebt ben
S6ma9em &raft, ben 9infdligen 2e=
ben unb ben SDspeptiI9en @eIumbbeit.
Wtan brau9t nibt su fiirGten, es benz
aarteitem &inbe gu geben. Srau emma
gSllians bon Starfpeatber, MiH.,
iagt: ugs erl6ite meiner So9ter BON
9pspepte unb mid bon algemeiner
S9md@e."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15

Mper's pillen ent6alten bic tpirf=
iamen 6eilfrdfte einiger ber befen be-
fannten ntebi5inif9en pfan3en, unb
finb mittels pii5enf6aftli6er &enntniB
uno erprobter &unit 70 subereitet, baB
bic rauben unb f@arfen glemente iener
pfanaen ausgei6ieben finb, unb nur
bic uirffame @runbIage beibebaIten 1T,
tuel9e beiIt obne Sdaben gu bringen.
8ift bu franf, 10 made einen 8eriu6
barit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15
9ie @ranmirten npm SSeff Ypint.

Sie SO @aoetten ber Militdr gleabes
i1ie in Weif point, tpel6e am IA. ssuni
,. S. ibre Stu6ien bollenbeten unb bic
prlifungen gut beitanoen- 6eutlbe
Soiepb s. &ubn bon 2eapenportb,
&as., NOR Der bette 36gling ser Rlaife,
-lin5 am Montag nit oem NanQe bon
Seeonbe 2ieutenants Der Mrmee einaes
retbt tporben uno babett bpm Grieqs=
tetretdr gefebl erbalten, f1 am l3.
September auf ibren Boiten gum Dienz
ite gu melben. Sen iungen 2euten III
ion,it mad ibren anitrengenben stubien
tpteoer etnmal cine ntebrtp61entlicbe
Serienaeit geg6nnt. 9ie beiagten Gd=
betten iteben als Seconbe2ieutenants am
GuBe ber militdriiden &angliite, tpeld5e
Die Jtamen bon 1000 Offi3ieren entbdlt.
Die 1leuen Seconbe=2ieutenants baben
auf Geiignationen, Sobesfdae unb Musz
l9l1eBungen su tparten, unt auf bet
Ganglelter bober fommen al1 f6nnen.
gs 1T bas ein iebr langianaes Gorriiden,
BET tpel9em aber uniere Sffiaiere @ez
bulb lernen f0nnen. @s giebt Offisiere
IN Der Nrmee, bic eine fol6e @e6ulb
baben, bob tie ibon felt 20 Sabren oa=
raut tparten, Captain su tperben. Die
Salare oer Sffi3iere unierer Irmee iin6
tpie folst:
3tpe!terSieutenant, ,ni6t beritten$ ], 400
3weiter lieutenant, berittett.. 1,50O
grfer lieutenant, i1i9t beritten 1,5OO
gr1ter lieutenant, berttten.... 1000
Gegiments Quartiermeifer... 1890
arguments .4btutant. ----...- 1900
@apitdm, ni6t beritten. ...... 1900
Seapltdtt, berlttet. et.-----.-.... 1000
gta1or $500
Sberlf lieutenant. .....--l-. 5000
golonel ----..-........ $500
Brigade General. ........ $500
9eneral=Wtator r--...-.----.. $500
General : lieutenant. --.-.-.. IL 900
9eneral 1880
BON fiinf Sabren au fanf ssabren
(mebei bic S9ul5eit in Mefpoint NIT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15

GHobentliebe Treie Wreife
erideint
ieben ODnnerifas
unb fplfet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1.25 fit
NOnate in gprausbesabluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15

GaIpert, 9eras, Q. Mai 1872.
$50 m66te meine stuertennuns ber ,sertbpoaen
Gisenfdaften pon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15

Die
Sd9Iibe Ireie @reife
erldeint
NIT Nusnabme bes Sonntass
unb fcftet
$1,000 far bas Sabr Dber $3.50 far
{a$ 8 0cnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15
gBidttg fit Nnstpanberer.

@roBe Yreiserudbisuns in Der lleberfabrt.
Der llnterseihnete ift ermadtist @aiIase.
fdeine, freie 8etofisuns einsefdloFer, BON 8re.
men iiber 9abre iin6 Mnttperpen nod Gan Nm-
onio fur SAILS al8auifellen.
Ser Hrei8 fur bic &eiie bon San Mntonio
mad cben genannten Sdfeu, incl. 8efofisuns,
$52.3S.
Gerner rebu3irte Gifenbabnraten mad allen
Orten in Dentfdlanb, S@peis, Sdnen,arf unb
Granfreid.
Ndberes gu erfabren bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,f,tntp @aiiase, asent, Sun Antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-15

B011 flnf Sabren au flnf Sabren
(mebei bic S9ul5eit in Mefpoint NIT
gere9net pir6) erbdlt ber Offi3ier eine
3ulage bon 10 prDaent. @er stpanaig
Sabre in 6er Nrmee bient, erhdIt cine
8ebaltserb6bung BON 40 proaent. Of=
fisiere, tpel9e Ga Sabre alt tperoea,
t6nnen fi6 nit boqem @ebalt in's priz
batleben auriidsieben. (M.b.W.)
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-18

consists of eight Armstrong breeeh-loaders- four of inches each in the two turrets and four of 5A inches each on the armored deck; besides 15 Nordenfelt guns. She is also pro vided with five ports for discharging White head torpedoes. She doesn't seem to be much like the Dolphin.
 The Madrid correspondent of the Petit Marseillais relates striking instance of the intensity of family quarrels in Spain. About year ago gypsy named Moralis was as- sassinated at Zerza, in the province of Ga ceres, by one of his comrades named Silra. The latter was in due course tried and con- demned to death, but his execution did not satisfy the vengeance of the victims family. There had been ill feeling between the two families for three years, but there had been no open quarrel until the murder of Moralis. Soon after the execution of the murderer, which took place last month, the two fami- lies met on their return from fair near the town of Caceres. They had their mules and cattle with them. There were about fifty on each side, including women and children. A regular pitched battle ensued, revolvers, knives and sticks being freely used by the men, while the women employed their nails with considerable effect, and the children threw stones indiscriminately. The result of the struggle was that the heads of the two families were both killed, two of the women and several of the children. There were ten or twelve wounded, and the bodies of the dead were horribly mutilated. If the mount ed police had not interrupted the fight there would have been many more lives lost. Sev- eral of the mules were killed, and the bag gage of the two families was strewn in such disorder that the road for nearly half mile looked as if a large army had beaten re- treat along it.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-18
SUDDEN.

All of Soudan the campaign was aban- doned.-New Orleans Picayune.
 Note to travellers: The price of beer in New Orleans has been put down to the old price, Boston Post.
 There is one good thing about the seven teen year locust. The female is mute.- Lowell Courier.
 The Swedish government must be opposed to gambling It is closing up Faro Sound. Oil City Derrick.
 A New York man has invented a cast iron buttonhole. He has been member of as sembly for two years.-Yonkers Statesman.
 Talmage says evolution is a humbug. That settles it. There IS no better judge of goods than the Philadelphia Call.
 Amateur farmer: I planted turnips in my garden, MT. Jones; and what do you think came up? MT. Jones: What a stupid ques- tion. Turnips, of course A. F.: Oh, no; pigs came up and ate them.
 A female writer declares that women will continue to live on this earth after all the opposite sex have disappeared from the face of it. She is bound women shall have the last word.-Yonkers Statesman.
 Miss Florence Marryat is featuring to girls, and advises them to 'tsit down on the men" :" We'll, the men can stand if the girls do not weigh over two hundred and seventy-fve pounds and six ounces. net.-Cinclnnat1 Merchant Traveller.
 Mother-''Why do you wear yoru silk stockings and new shoes on such muddy day as this, dear?' Daughter-"For econom- ical reasons, mamma" Mother-"E Econom- ical reasons?'' Daughter they will save my skirts from dragging. ng."-Cincinnati Graphic.
 Professor Proctor says that at least 45O,- 900 meteors fall from the heavens and strike the earth every hour during the year. And vet when a man goes home with black eye and damaged tile and tells his wife that he was struck by meteor she will not believe him-Norristown Herald.
 "What did you pay for these cigars, my sona They are not at all bad" "Three for a half dollar, governor" ''That is wicked ly extravagant Why, I never think of pay ing mere than 10 cents for a cigar, myself" 'sWell should think 10 cents was enough. If had so many children to watch over and provide for as you have, I'll be hanged if I'd smoke at all."-Detroit Journal.
 It was during very tedious ride on southern railway, and the assengers, tired, dirty, thirsty all berated the company, with the exception of one single passenger. His fellow passengers commented on this, and asked him why he didn't denounce the road too. ''It would be hardly fair, he replied, ''as I am travelling on 6 free pass; but 1t they don't do better soon, blame me if don't go out and buy ticket and join you. :" -P omington Eye.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-18
The Trousseau of Beatrice.


 Have you any curiosity about the sort of trousseau 8 princess hass l have seen the sketches and materials of some of Princess Beatrice's trousseau frocks, which are being made by Redfern. One is very pretty brown and blue shot-tweed, with silk to match The ski1t is of the latter and IS ar ranged in wide perpendicular plaits. The bodice and tunic are of tweed, the front of bodice being trimmed with folds of the the silk, arranged fichu-fashion. A pretty little jacket to go with this gown is made of the tweed, lined with peacock-colored satin and trimmed with the shot silks down the front, which are straight though the back fits tightly to the figure.
 Another nice frock is of grenat blanket cloth, the long white plaits on the skirt being separated by folds of Ottoman silk in the same color There is also vest of the Otto cloth. A jacket is made to accompany this frock, the material being blanket cloth. It fastens from the left shoulder and is trim med round all the outlines with fine sable.
 A gown of navy-blue cloth is cut out in scollops, which fall over 8 trimming of inter laced cardinal red braid. A similar but mar rowed trimming edges the tunic, which is
 
 scolloped over 8 vest of interlaced red braid and the sleeves are finished at the cuffs to match.
 The jacket corresponding with this is of navy cloth, edged with one row of cardinal braid. A revers, turned back as the side Of the chest is lined with silk; and smaller revers, turned back at the right side of the basque, show a similar lining. This is very effective little arrangement, and one quite new to my experience.
 A cream colored cloth is made over skirt of pale blue yelling, being quite plain except for narrow plating round the edge. The bodice of this fastens diagonally from the left shoulder by means of carved mother of pearl buttons. The vest and cuffs are pale blue.
 Another cream colored dress is of Cairo cloth, with plaited skirt and scarf-like tunic made of cream colored satin. The bodice o1 this gown is plaited and worn with belt.
 A committee of the Methodist church of Middle town is examining churches in other cities, after
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-18
Thursday, June IS, 1885.

THE OLEOMARGARINE FIGHT. The latest phase of the oleonnargarine war is very interesting and important one. The decision of the New York Court of Appeals that the anti-oleomargarine law of that State is unconstitutional has made decided stsen- sation" among the large number of people who are deeply interested in. the matter. This law provides that no person shall manu- facture out of any oleaginous substance or substances, or any compound of the same, other than that produced from unadulterated milk or of cream from the same, any article designed to take the place of butter or cheese produced from pure unadulterated milk or cream of the same, or shall sell or offer for sale the same as an article of food
 The case decided by the Court of Appeals was argued on the ground that oleomargar- inc manufactured by the French process pat ented by M. Mege, the French inventor, has been decided by competent authority to be 8 genuine food product, not detrimental to health, and that such it's manufacture and sale can no more be prohibited than the sale of dairy butter. On this point the judgment of the court is based. The decision does not interfere with or invalidate laws to prevent the fraudulent sale of oleomargarine as dairy butter. Neither does it affect legisla- tion to prohibit and punish the manufacture and sale of deleterious article under the name of oleomargarine. The case was argued on the ground that oleomargarine was a wholesome article.
 The decision seems to be a proper one. Tn. New York Herald puts the matter fair ly and forcibly when it says There is no doubt that the legislature may and should regulate the sale of oleomargarine. It may pass any proper and reasonable act to pro- tect the community against fraud and de- ception in this or any other article of food. But in the act just set aside the legislature went far beyond this limit. It prohibited the sale of any or all oleomargarine. It thereby made it crime to sell wholesome food product and legitimate article of trade. If the legislature may do this in the case of oleomargarine it may do it in the case of any other article of food. If the legislature had this power there would be no limit to it's abuse. It might suppress one. iEdustry for the special pro lection of another. There would be no limit to which despotic, communistic, dem agogic or partisan trade legislation might not be carried.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-18

We name these three days be- cause we are not sure whether we shall run it all the week or not; certainly we cannot afford to do 1t for more than one week. The three days are all we are pledged to.
 Now, the difference between this sale and the ordinary cotton sales is this We mean to re- duce zX our cottons without ex- ception. The usual custom with some of our competitors has been to reduce one or two well known makes to less than cost price, and to charge the usual (if not actually higher) prices for all the rest. In this sale there will be TO Leade1~s, be- cause evepcy piece of cotton in stock will be marked, for the time, at non-remunerative prices.
 Of course it is likely enough that some one will begin fool ing with Fruit of the Loom or some such cotton, and offer 1t away below cost. If they do we shall meet and beat them of course. But that is not where the real benefit to the public will come in. It will be in the fact that aX oxr cottons will be sold, for the>three days at least, below their market value.
 So much for our promise to the public. It doesn't matter much, we suppose, to any one why we are doing this but we don't care if we tell one reason. At the present moment we own cottons cheaper than we ever did before. We bought heavi- ly at the recent great auctions (no one else in New Haven did )-and we bought also by private bargain at prices domi- mated by the auctions.
 We have a shrewed suspicion that we can make a 6zg cotton sale just now with less loss to ourselves than any of our neigh bors can, and as we would like to unload some, we mean to try it. The sale will comprise yard wide bleached and brown cottons of all grades, pillow case and sheeting cottons, ducks, drills, denims, ticks and avn ings.
 Some special drives in prints will be made at the same time.