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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21
Cages > 9tenigfeite1.
Sn Lamb.

= 8rotpn bon Snbiana bat benz
Geprdientantenbauie einen @elebents
Durf e:ngerei9t, our9 tpel9en allen
Sbeilnebmern an bem merifanii1en
&riege, mel9e bas go. Qebensiabr
llberf1ritten baben, uno bic inpallbe
ftn0, PenliDnen gepdbrt lperben. Nusz
sei9lofen iino Dieienisen, bic na9e
peislid an ber &ebelllon gegen bic
Union tbeilgenemmen uno bierbei in
palibe purben. 9lu1 ale 0ieieniaen,
Die mdbrenb bes 8iirgertrieges minoe=
items 6 Wonate gebient uno tpdbrenb
oieier 3eit mbeitsunfdbig wuroen, iolz
len penlioncn erbalteu. 5hlieBlid
iouen aub Die monatli1en penfionen
FIR Wittmen uno uninoeridbrige &inber
BON $8 auf $12 erb6bt uerben.
= @roBes gufieben errest III 0em
yort Die pl6Bll1e S6lieBung Der Sin.
geri9en gtdbma'9inens6 s6abrif in gliaa=
betbport. Weebr als $500 Mrbeiter unb
Nrbelterinnen Derben bierourcb nit ei=
mem Wtale brotlos. Die allmD9entIi1
an Gobnen ausSe3ablte Summe belief
fi9 auf $4,000. S9on felt einiqer
3ett iparen @eriidte i'm llmlauf, bar
bas unternebmen in finansieuen
S9wierigteiten itede, allein 9tiemanb
glaubte re9t 0aran. Sie Sadie fam
gum gru9e, als bic ftdbtii6en Beam
ten am Sonnabeuo bic 3ablung BON
$40, 900 fur riidftdnbige Steuern ber=
langten. Die @eielf6aft weiaert fid)
3u aablen, ba fe angiebt,. Der Stabt
gliaabetbport Il Wsilion Dollars ges
lieben gu baben, beren &idgabe bieleIbe
bertpsigert. Die Gabrifen Der Sinqers
@eieai9aft, pel9e bieielbe IN Shotts
lano beliBt, follen iebt nit berboppeIter
Strait arbeiten, bamit in Der prpbuftiou
feline StOdung eintrdte.
= Sn benz Derf1iitteten GoElIen=
gergperfe bel @ilfesbarre. 3d., befins
ben fi6 nod "a 8ersleute, an beren
Hettung man nit fait iibermenfhlid]en
Mntrengungen arbeitet. Sebod tpirb
Die 8efiir6tung laut, baB bieieIben be-
reits erifidt finb, tpenn Der Weg su III.
men freigele8t fein tpirb.
- QDle aus Selena, Wtont., aemels
bet piro, nebmen bic Snbianers llnruben
bort einen INNER bebentli6eren um=
fang an. y8ig Sim, Der 6dbrer Der
aufitdnoif6en Rotbbdute, t0otete bel
Mrlee alein 8 WeiBe. Maior ssorb if
NIT brei Gompagnien unterpegs por
Wfihoula nod arlee.
Muslanb.
gei ben grsdn5ungsmablen sur
Werliner Stabtperorbneten 8erlamms
lung wurben gepdblt: 35 Greilinniae,
2 Soelaloemofraten uno 5 Mntiiemiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21
gidenba9, elmer Der anti : iemitf6en
sSiibrer fiel burdh,

Yidenba9, elmer Der anti iemitf6en
Giibrer fiel bur9.
Sn ct. petersburg traf cine Dez
peffe aug Sibirien elm, tpelde bon Ell
ner fur1tbaren Onnamit= grplolion in
ben pliiui6insMinen beri6tet. IS lol=
len babel 400 Menf6en unls 2eben ge=
fommen iein, nod einem anberen Be-
ribte fogar mebr als 1000.
- Die 6ran3oien baben auf Der ssn=
Tel Maoagasear ale Geinofelisfeiten
ge9en bic gingeborenen eingelfellt, um
ben Mbi6lub Der Griebensperbanblun=
gen gu erlei6tern, ipel1e gegenwdltig
awii6en benz Nbmiral Mirot unb ben
geamten BON Mabagascar gepilogem
tperoen.
i Gin She'll Der ruiif6en preiIe
erfldrt lib fit elm 8iinbnib nit gng=
lamb, als benz einaigen Mtittel CUR So
Jung Der orientalif6en 6roge uno I'M
ben Sreubrud (sicD Oeferrei9s unb
Seutf9lanbs gu beitrafen.
= Gin Correspondent ber v9ll(aes
meinen 3tg." bate cine llnterrebung
NIT Gontg Wtilan BON Serbien. Ser
&6nig CAB unummunben gu, baB bic
ierbifde &riegsfiibrung BON 9lnfamg an
aus lauter groben Geblern be ltanbem
bdtte. gr babe nur barauf gere@net
gebabt, bic Bulgaren au @egnern au
baben. nlft aber 8ulgarien unb Gu=
melien 5uiammen. grgab ipbamn aud
nod gu, bob feinen Sruppen bic @dIue
lung unb itrense 9isciplin feble, burd
mel9e Die Sulgaren iol6e grfolse err
aielt bdtten.
Sn Montreal tpiitben bic 8oden
nod INNER in unsei6wd6ter @eiie.
Sn ben SospitdIern bat bic Sterblid)<
felt elnen 96bepunet errei6t, mie nod
ME aubor.
Sn Ialparaiio ertpartet man ben
gefu9 oes @rfiubers gbiion. Sie
9ileniife &egierung bat beidIoIIen,
6em beriibmten grfinber einem fe1tli6en
gmpfang gu bereiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21
Dor 0fll Sd)rankfll.
EDpeIe bon q. >. aSilSenbru9.
(Gortfetuua.)


Die Qampe, tuel9e Msarie nit fiH
binausgenpmmeH, mar bic einsiqe
Qeu@te bieies 9aumes gepeIen, rpelder
in3mifden i'm DunfeI gelegen bate.
Sci benl einftr6men6en 2i1te gemabtts
6eibenifein bic SnfaHen bes 3immers
einen Wfann unb cine Grau, ipel1e au
beiben Geiten zines Slides iaBen, oel
3tp;i9en ben beiben Genitern bes Gema.
DIES an bic Wanb geriidt ffanb. 81
ertantte bic Qllte uno ben Gdfefarbi.
gen, bic Ct beute f6on einmal geieben
lpie 3Dei 0leoerndufe, bic ins Gid
bIiu3eln, faBen fie ffumm an bic Want
gebriidt unb manbten ibre Mugen ben
gintretenben enigegen.
@uten Nbenb, fagte 0eibenifein mi
er5ipungener @lei9giltigfeit. gs er.
fDlgte feine Mnttpnrt.
Narie bate bic gaupe auf ben Slid
gtHelIt unb rldte in einiger gntfernune
bon lebierem einen Stubl fit 6eibens
hein bin.
@plenSie ni6t pIoB nebmen2 fraete
fie, unb moleu Sic nidt Sbren Waans
tel ablegens
Rein, i'd barfe, entgegnete er, mdhs
renb CT ii6 nieberIieb. llnmilfiirIid)
IieB er bic @ugen umbersebem, um fid
5l pergemihern, no uno tpie man aus
bieien 3imnier tpieber beraus f0nnte.
Muber Der pforte, bur6 tpelde er eins
getreter mar, befano ii1 an benz erltaes
gengeIebien gnbe oes Raumes, an Ser
Rhdmanb befelben, mod cine nit @lass
f9eiben Deriebene Sbhr; fie ftanb baIb
oe6ffnet. CT iiberlegte, baB man auf
bieiem Wege permutbli1 in bic 3ihe
unb BON ba mad ber 9interieite bes
0auies 5u ins Greie gelangte. II
llnterbeifen berrf@te elm tiefes
S9weigen. Die Mlte bntte ipie6er lire
bI6bfinnige Wfasfe nngenommen uno
jiierte tteiIn1mlos Dor ii6 bin, ber Sd.
lefarbiqe belt bic Qluget auf Geiben=
ifein gerimtet unb mniferte i'm bon ber
Settle nit elmer fpibbabif9en @eipannt=
belt. DHenbar ipDllte man 9eioenffein
NIT feinen Borf1ldgen stommen lafs
ien@; g mar fiir 2ebteren cine unbebags
Ii9e Gage.
Der 0trr ipcllte NIT Dir fprehen,
Mtutter, megen Der Mrbeit bier am Srt
= Du tueiBt Ia = unterbrah enblih
Marie. bic aufredt ininitten Der ifums
men Grupps ifano, bas edpeisen.
Die 4Ite fab esit bic 5od)ter unb 6ann
1eibenitsiI NIT einem 10 tduIdenb nad=
geobmten Musbrufe bIDber Summ6eit
an, bab man tuirflid apeifeIbaft iuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21

Stir bas in Miltpaufee i'm nd6=
lten Sommer itattfinbenoe 5dngerfeft
beg noroameritaniiden Sdngerbunoes
baben ii6 big iebt II ausmdrtige Ser
cine NIT 1885 Sdngern angemeIoet.
Wtan glaubt, oaB Der Gbor auf iiber
1000 Stimmen anipa6ien wiro. Ser
@arantietoao, fur welden $113,5OO
ge3ei9net iino, ioa auf 5000, 900 ae.
bra6t tperben. Naem Mnl9ein mad
tpirb oas 9filnautee'r Sdngerfelt oas
beoeutenbite, bas nod iemals in CEN
gereln9ten Staaten abgebalten NOR
ben iit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21
(Gortfesuns foIst.)

= ST ni@t bas @au9en elm 9aiter?
ytein, nur cine fiiBe @etpobnbeit, bic
um 10 uniiberminblider tpiro, ie before
Sorten Sabaf man gebrau6t. QBer
Sabat BON @ail & Ut getoftet bat,
mag lt6 bas &au6en ME mebr abges
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21
Sie 2rupp'fde @ef6tsfabrif ia,

, os*VPT TUE WtTWU5TUUITI gUI
in ben lebten brei Monaten mebr &az
aonen angefertist. aIs friiber i'm 2aufe
zines ganaen Sabres. Die ftdrtfte 0ies
ferung befellte bic Siirfei. Nudo @ries
9enlanb uno Serbien paren nit ers
bebli6en @ommiffionen bertreten. eyu
bieien Sagen tperben bereits mebs
rere tiirtii6e Offi3iere, barunter Der
Brigade General Sabil pafda, be.
bufs abnabme ber 2ieferunsen er=
ipartet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21

:, aar ginen groBen gorratb bon fer.
tlgen 9errenfleibern 6o1=
3elfs= uno @eieai6aftsz zMn3hge 6pe3iali,
tat i. 1lnbet man bel pancoait &
= 20 II. Aualitdt bor3isli9; preiie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21

Mae Wunoen an Meni9en unb
9leb tperoen bur6 Die Nntpenbung bon
st. Safobs Del f6nea sebeilt. SUM-
5lg @ents bic sSlaf6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21
Mnfiinpianud.

Slnfiinoignns.
gSir baben iebt unfere 5 Cents, 10
@ents=, 25 Gents, so Gents unb $1z
Sii6e, Die SpieIia6en aller Dirt, pups
pen unb perfdiebene iebr niiblide Mrs
tltel entbalten, arransirt uno Ia6en
gum Saufe ein.- Wer ii6 nit @eib=
na9tsmaaren perfeben mill, Der fomme
balo. Wir baben fd)0ne @a9en, befo=
rlrte uno NIT Mottos beriebene Safen.
Serner mpen gu iebr niebrigen
preiien.
PHI, ,1@ftup Gregory & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21

Dir
@6dbsntIt4e Sreie arsf5s
erfdeint
ispen Q DOnnsrRa8
unb fOiiet
$3.50 oas Sa1r ober $1.25 fisr
M0nate in gOraus ablans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-21

- gei ben grsdn3unsspablen sur
Werllner StabtDerOrbneten 8erlamms
lung wurben gepdblt: 35 Greiiinniae,
2 Soeialbemofraten uno 5 Mntiiemiten.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04

IN olive while the different pariors hare up
hoistery In various colorS. The bedroom
sets are various in style and are made of
cherry, walnut oak and mahogany. The
chairs in the corridors aud offices are oak,
covered with leather. whilst those I'm the
ladies' waiting-rOOm are made of antique
OAK, upholstered in plush. Throughout the
building every article of furniture is i'm good
style and reflects credit on Messrs. DeCos-
ter IL Clark.
SCALES AND ENGINES.
The Fairbanks Scale company, whose
81 Paul Office is at 81 and 373 Sibley
street, supplied the scales for the house.
The largest with a capacity of 10000
pounds. Is in the rear Of the building. be-
tween the boiler-room and main building
ana has its shaft or beam i'm the store
room. Here the heavy weighing is done.
Besides these there are numerous smaller
scales for lighter service. Mr.. G. b. Wood
ward. the manager of the Fairbanks Scale
company's branch house here. also supplied
TWO OF the latest improved automatic West
ingh0use engines to run the dynamo ma
chimes for the electric lights These engines
are admitted TO he the best made for run
ming the machinery for electric lights. They
are compact, perfectly durable. simple i'm
construction, and in fact, combine such
good qualities as make il effective in the
service to which it is put. Mr.. Woodward
is agent for these engines and has sold a
great many in this territory.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Sioux City Again.

To the Editor of the Globes:
Replying to some of the statements of
wee President f. f. Drake in his commu-
nication published in the GLOBE of the GOD
lllst'' would say that we disclaim any desire
to do or say anything against any railroad
corporation or the individuals thereof; in
TACT we are in favor of railroads and desire
their prosperity, and, whatever may be
thought OF the general policy of granting
lands IN aid of their construction. the peO-
pie are very few who object to their receiv-
ing every foot of land that congress has
granted, or intended by the terms of law TO
grant to them; but we do oppose, and we
believe the people oppose, and will
continue to oppose, the general policy
adopted by all the railroad corporations
ana especially Immigrant companies. to not
only take the pound of flesh, but blood
also. Neither will the people be silenced
by such statements as appear in tbe article
referred 10. For instance. Vice President
Drake says: ''NOw, it happened that when
the surveyors were marking the lines
swarms of spectators followed them. and.
mad they been allowed to, would have alb
sorbed all the valuable lands before maps
were hled. Such attempts were frustrated.
etc" We ask how frustrated? What
right had K. +. Drake or the Sioux City
company TO Illustrate, by ways that are
dark, any man having the qualification of
a presumption or homestead settler from
taking lands they would be clearly entitled
TO take under laws as sacred as any rail-
road grant ever made by con-
gress. 1t is convenient way of
dismissing the subject by calling
the early settlers spectators. No, Mr..
Drake, the spectators came after and gem
orally managed to absorb all the early pio-
neer had, even to his homestead or pre-
emption claim. Again, Mr.. Drake SAYS the
language of the granting acts does not ex-
cept lands upon mere filing. We admit
the granting acts say nothing about a
mere filing" term coined to ease the
conscience of land grant vice president.
Mr.. Drake says 1.-THE right of presumption
must have attached" The reservation is,
among others, all lands 10 which the right
Of presumption has attached Let us in
quire what is a right of pre-emption. and
when does it attach to the public land?
Many years since, and before the Sioux
City grant, sO-called, congress passed
the presumption law by which
there was granted to every
citizen of the United States over the age of
twenty-one years a right to pre-empt a
tract of government land not exceeding 100
acres; the right exists, though the individ-
ual may never avail himself of it, precisely
like railroad corporation having grant
made to it, or to the state for its benefit,
the grant exists though the railroad may
never avail itself of its benefits by perform
ance of its conditions. Now. when does the
right attach to a piece of public
land? Whenever the settler performs the
required, selects the particular
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04
Very Poor Economy.

Some people make business of cheating
themselves, either by eating very mean and
cheap food, or else by eating too small a
quantity of good food. Either way is as
bad policy as it would be to buy a coffin in
stead of a suit of good clothes, Just because
the colin would cost less. Poor diet means
impoverished blood; and that means misery.
Browns Iron Bitters enriches the blood.
gives 1t the iron it needs, and tones up the
whole system. Cures dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, weakness, malaria, etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04
MFDFoRD. Mas. lime oOtb

MEDFORD, Mass, June Goth.
Avery Lactate Col advise all NV dvs-
peptic patients TO use LACTART Tactic
acid as a beverage in preference to all
drinks. PEARL MARTIN, VI. ID.
''LACTART is no longer luxury but a
necessity in my family" writes Rev. w. III.
Wilcox of Maiden, Mass. Sold by Drug
gists and GrOeers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04

Mrs. Scott-Siddons has been invited to Ber-
lin TO give dramatic recitals before the Crown
Prince and Princess of Germany.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
OF
RedemptiOns Expiring
JULY Is, 1885,
This Being the Last Day for Redemption.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE, ]
ST. PAIL Nav 95- IggS I

OFFICE
s
in
on
o unpaid
of
utcts sale
of
erfec
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04
THE RYAN.

a Sumptuous and Oommodious Palace in
the North--DescriptiOn of Mag
nifoent Edifce.
a Hotel in st. Paul Euualed by but
Few in the World--A Munifcent
Millionaire Builder.
The Conception and Building of the
Ryan--A Home for. Ono Thous
and People.
" ho Builded the Structure and What
Grand Executive Ability They
Displayed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04

Constructing bitches and Drains Abate Nuisance Stag
nant and Impure Water Upon Blocks 9, TO- Is and 16,
Smiths Subdivision of StinsOn's Division.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28

Nothing, only he opposed my
friends?" "Who are your friends ?
aheml Well sir, your case has been
carefully considered and I have no
medicine to meet it. If you want to
get rid of your complicated troub-
les,I advise you to 60 south,or wher-
ever you do go, learn lesson from
your spirit to rule or ruin every
thing here, which has brought you
to this awful state. If you stay here,
treat men and their enterprises with
courtesy and they may forgive many
of your wrongs, if they can't forget
them. / am not sure, however, that
you haven't symptoms of the laryn-
gifts Hold up your head, and say,
loudly, MANLINEss 1T always hurts
me to say thatr "My advice is for
you to walk erect before the public
and learn, at all hazards, distinct
pronunciation of that word, and
practice in full, to all creatures, its
precepts. One more advice, stop
calling gentlemen out of their
names, for instance. Curly"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28
A STERN or Grasshoppers.

HELENA, ARK, Nov. 90.--The cit
liens of Helena were aroused 1t an
early hour yesterday morning by
what many Of them at first thought
to be very heavy rain storm, but
on looking out they were surprised
to see clear sky filed with what
appeared to be snow flakes, and not
rain, that was pattering with such
force against the roofs and windows
and houses. Inv estigation proved
that the air was filed with grasshop-
pers. Citizens who have seen the
dreaded pests sweep down and con-
sumo whole fields In Kansas say that
in numbers the visitation last night
exceeds anything ever seen In that
country ten-fold. They were pass
ing from east to west. Great num-
bers of them were disabled by hit
ting against buildings and other OBJ
structions, as they were flying very
low, and porters and clerks had to
shovel them from of the sidewalks
into the streets. They are the gen.
uine Kansas grasshoppers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. PA strange
colored man called at the house OF
John Sharpless, q prominent ortho-
dox Friend of Delaware county, and
induced MIR. Sharpless to 20 outside
with him, under the pretext 81 repair
ing Z carriage that had broken down
in the road. While in the stable,
looking for some straps, the negro
struck Mr.. Hharpless on the head
with Ratchet, k I;,,i;s. him instantly.
He then returned to the house and
demanded money. but left upon learn
ing that the co]ored servant had been
sent for. He went across the field
and fired the barn Of John Lindsay,
in order, tits supposed TO distract
attention The barn was totally de
stroyed with all Of the stored grain,
farming implements and four head Of
horses. The loss is nearly $1,000.
There is no clue to the negroes where
abouts.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28

Bosrox, Nov. 2A--Two years ago
hast spring Mrs. Emma Carlton was
called to the door Of her Watertown
residence in broad daylight and bru-
tally murdered with a paving stone
by some person unknown. She was
found by neighbours lying in the front
hall, with no one in the house besides
her save her two little children. Tho
murder created q great sensation,
owing to the suspicion resting upon
the victims husband. Frank Carlton,
and the long and fruitless attempt to
fasten the crime upon q Nova Scotian
named Roger Amero.
Black crumbling cellar walls en-
closing the ruins of the once happy
home are all that is left to mark the
scene OF the famous murder at Water
town. It has been generally thought
that the ends Of Justice would never
be reached. According to the state
ments Of Capt. Folsym, OF the Cam
bridge police, and officer on his divis
ion, was approached by = Boston de
tective and : stranger, who asked for
the house Of Mrs. Brooks, the nurse
Of Mrs. Cartoons children. He told
them whsre il was, md then was told
the object Of their mission.
It appears from their statement
that while lying in the Tombs in New
York, charged with burglary, Frasier
Cunliff, the negro who was all along
suspected Of the crime, was 80 troub-
led with the thoughts Of his deed
that, on receiving : sentence Of six
years imprisonment in the state pris
on, though knowing fully tho conse-
quences of his Acknowledgements,
made full confession to the author
tiles. According to report he has
implicated the husband Of the muir.
dered woman in the deed, which, IL il
said, he has explained in all it's details.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28
Ed. Independent :

Ed. Independent:
As I have just finished the perusal
OF your paper, and being favorably
impressed, will ask for space sufic
lent to answer my friend "Pete." In
reply to you "Mr. Pete" I must say
1 feel quite delicacy and more OF a
deficiency in replying to your master
ly eloquence that stares us widely in
the face like lurid meteor lights, but
the first time it has been visible. /
do not wish to be accused of unkind
trickery, when you in the first place,
was guilty of the same; and l simply
replied and corrected your misrepre-
sentation did not state what you
intended, nor do I know, but just
stated what you did do. Even if the
items from ''Pine Grove were gath
cred as all other items, did not your
own common sense prompt You that
your comrade j. H. Roderford, OF
whom you spoke, was not selected as
Secretary of the Lyceum. l do not
consider myself q Patrick Henry nor
q Talmage, but acknowledge my hui
mility and will live in hope, that
sometime in life an advise Providence
will promote me to q position that
will be equal to or greater than that
Of retailing sugar and molasses, keep
ing peanut stand, or even that of
keeping q little country post Office.
Now sir, if you wish to get your items
correct from the Lyceum, get your
comrade and attend, take a part in
the institution; and your magnanim
ity concentration of efforts togeth
or with your eloquent harangues''
will possibly ''enchain the audience
In conclusion will say, figure as large
ly as your talent will admit as long as
you state facts but when you mis-
represent or prevaricate lookout or
"Pat" will "get there, Eli" every time.
And as for my decorum and courtesy
l will grant you ali you merit. /
know not who you are sPete,' but
sincerely hope when you and have
our careers, fought the
good fight, etc, that we may cross
the Dark River of Death and meet on |
the precious banks Of sweet deliver
ance. PATRICK HENRY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28
Remedy Tor Cessurn plien.

Scientific Investigators have found
that the power Of the bacillus OF CON
sumption is destroyed when other
bacteria are grown in the soil. REQ
ognixing this fact, the new and re-
markable idea has occurred to DR..
Cantani Of Naples Of lighting bao;lli
with other bacilli. Ifone OF the or.
gans Of the body be attacked By :
bacillus which il dangerous to human
life, he introduces . bacillus which is
not injurious to man. but brings de
struction to the dangerous bacillus
In the case Of commemorative 3D.
tient the doctor introduced . harm
less organism known - the bacterium
tsrmo, and found that the bacillus
tuberculosis gradually disappeared
from the patients approximations.
The man who discovers an antidote
to this dreadful disease will be !
creator benefactor than the discover
ers Of antidotes against cholera or
smallpox.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28
Deep snow.

MoNNT CARMEL, Pa. Nov. a.
For thirty-six hours the heaviest
snow storm for years has been rag
ing throughout the coal region, i'm
peding railroad travel and rendering
work at number Of collieries i'm
possible. Reports from different
towns show that from eighteen inch
es to two feet of snow have already
fallen, and the storm shows no sign
of abating. Should warmer weather
Immediately follow, many Of the col
lieries will be drowned out.