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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03

l1eber Saplor tpun6erte i1 mid be-
ionbers, i6 mar ME 5ubor an biefem
plabe gepelen, unb bate mir oarunter
mebr ein Settlement als cine Sta6t
porgeifelt. Wie NOR i'd %erftaunt, cine
Stabt nit etpa 1900 ginmobnern,
sroBe prd6tise @ei6dftsbduier, WaKet=
%leitung, 2 g%iienbabnen. (bie Snternas
tional & Great Nortbern unb MiHDuri
& pacific 8abn) un6 groBe Mai@inens
S9uppen gu finben. S60ne geebnete
Straben b~e5eusen ben Sorti6rittsgeiif
Der ginwobner. Deuti9e mobnen i,ur
penige in Saplor, Oagegen lafen ii6
btefelben in Der umgegenb bon SaDlor
1ieber, 11amentli6 an Fem 8rufbp
Greet. 2eioer berrI6te bier oas We9s
felfieber febr fart, unb in man6em
9auie fan6 i6 5met, aud brei &rante.
Wle i'd b6rte, fpI bon SaDIor aus cine
Babn iiber @lgin mad 8aitrop gebaut
merben, iebo9 mil i9 mid r1itt flr
bic Wabrbeit bieIes 8eri6tes berbiirgel1.
Cine merfniro:ge grI9einuug mar bas
GeIo oes 9errn Gus. @roos. ueherau
no anoers bate Die BaumwoQe einstt
pradtooaen Stanb, %ftelenpeiie 81
SUB bod, bier iebo6 mar bieielbe etft
i'm @ufgeben. 9err @roos er3dblte
mir bic urfa9e, iein Cotton mar 10
firth unb f96n als Der anberer 9eute,
unb als er zines Worgens erpa6te, mar
Maes faft obne Spuren beri6munben.
Gin 3ug 6euf6reden bate fi9 in Ser
yta6t bier nieoergelalfen, unb MQes Big
auf cine fleine @de pel9e mod feinen
Gder ausma6te, oufgefrefen. 81 tpar
9err g. ge3wungen ned einmal ipdt
i'm Suli gu pflansen, unb oiefer Cotton
mar nun am Nufseben. Sn anberen
6el6ern batten Die 9eui6reden tpenig
ober gar feinen @6aben peruria6t.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gen.

Sie peiitionen bon brei S6lau6s
fDmpagnien um telephone purben benz
Seuers &omite iibermieien.
9ambleton bra9te cine nelte Orbit
lan5 ein, pel9e bic Mus Itelung obfc6z
ner 8ilber berbietet.
Oie Srbinan5, SEN neuen Seitenpez
gen an 2e%rington Noenue cine 8reite
bon aebn Sub 81 geben, nDuon fini
auf GemertIoge uno flint auf @rasein=
faiiuug fommen, wuroe %angenDmmen.
Stir &einigung Der @ranaOa StraBe
tpuroen $25 bemiaist.
Ser WtaDOr murbe autorilirt, &ies.
lager bon 8IctDr 8eae am BUILDER.
tburmbiigel gu faufen uub 5uar Bic
vSot" gu $400.
Sn ber 8ilita, MontereD unb Sar
Saba StraBe iolen 9auptr6brsn Der
Waherleitultg gelegt peroen.
$. 2lmberger erbielt GrloubniB, feiz
men 5leif6faab mad gds Starr uni
Stbe Oat Strabe gu perlegen.
Ser Seri9t Segener's, Serb. Sermr
als parfaufieber I'M San Pebro pari
nit einem monatli9en @ebalt BON $85
ai15u1telen, rief cine ldngere Debate
berpor. Ser Wfapor 3eigte it9 BEN
plane abgeneiet, obslei6 Sren6, Sod
tpooo unb gelfnap ibn befiirDorteten.
S9lieBli6 murbe Der 8eri1t an9enomz
men.
Ser 8eri6t bes @peaial : &omite's
CUR 8ertbeilung Der $49, 900 fir @tras
Benberbeherung murbe angenommen.
st empfieblt, 6aB bic folgenben Stra=
BEN berbehert werben:
South Shores StraBe, bon Ser San
pe6ro Dit9 Bis nod Gaballas StraBe.
South 9areop 5traBe, pom Sermis
nus bes Macabam big aur Mlajan
Greet.
2erington Nbenue, BON Der 2emis
Bride big Dallas StraBe.
Dallas StraBe, bon lexington Nbe.
big Gomana StraBe, unb &omana Bis
Norb Shores @troBe.
Norb Shores StraBe, bonn Waca6am
terminus an ber Siibfeite bes San
pebro Greet, big our unb nit Der
Grteort1sbl1r9er Hoao our 4ranaDa
StraBe.
Nbenue $, bonn Mlamo plesa Big our
@ranb Mpenue.
Gourtb 9trabe, BON Moenue 6 Bis
our 2epis Bride.
@oliab StraBe, bon Waher Big Mas
tagorba Strabe, un6 prefa, bon Mlamu
| Stro6c 600 MorSs fiSIfA
Ser &ontraft fir bas rteue 9ospital
tpuroe an Migsli & Witte f6rmli6 iibers
tragen unb our Mu~sfiibrung beHeIben
cine Na@bemiaigung BON 1920 &C.
ma1t.
Sir ginadunung bes @runbFides
gegeniiber Der 4. @ar6 S@ule purber
500 bepiaigt.
2odmoob's Nntrag, DAB an Nbe. g
bon Der 5. StraBe big our @rano Mpe.
Seitenpege bergeifeat per6en, tpuro'
angettommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
Muerlef.

Ser beKeren pflege tueseu 1T Dr,
S. Brautnagel ing Santa &pfa Sos
pital iiberfibrt tporoen.
= SIN Oiitriftseri9t betannte ii6
Sobn y. &pan, elm dltli6er Mann, bel
Gdlf6ung zines S9ul : Marrants bon
$25 f6ul6ig un6 erbielt apei Sabre
3u6tbaustrafe. Ser Mntrag auf Elm
1eues ProSeBperfabren in Mar Meuens
6orh's Sal fommt am Samftag 3ul
9erbanolung. Die Grauo Surp III
mad pierm0@entli@en 5erien piebe,
5ufammengetreten.
= SIN 8unbesgeri6t, bas geitern
suiammentrat, tuerben gibilfdle ber=
banoelt.
= Serr @obert Glebers bat gefern
fem amt als 8unoesanwalt aitge.
treten.
= Wdbreno Der bergansenen Wo9e
~ereigneten fi6 Is Sobesfdle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
Gutter @rfpIa in iesem ssale.

8. u. BRADFORD, EapierbanbGer in @battu.
noosa, Sen, idreibt, bab feline 2unsen bon
elmer farfen Grfdltuns befaaen purben uno bab
ct biele Mittel basesen e~rfolsloS antpanbte. 81
tpuroe beranlabt, Or. Sings Stem Discovery
sesen gnsaebruns gu berfuden, er folste BEN
Static uno 1T ourd ben @ebraud tpenieer Gla.
iden gebeilt iporoen. Seit iener Bet bat e.
oas Mittel gesen Suien unb grtaltuns in feline,
camille tcts nit sutem grfols ansepanbt
Dieielbe @rfdbrung baben faujenbe semadt,
Seren reben bur9 bic wunberboIe DISCOVERY
gerettet ipurbe.
grobeTaiden fret in Der apotbete bon q,
Sreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
CALIFORNIA @eiue.

9err s. 5. MeDer, @boleiale
unb &etailbdnbler in Weinen, Mlamo
8laaa, 1T foeben bon feiner Dierten
&eife nod Californian 5uridgefebrt.
Ct fam iebt feline Runben uno Gamis
lien nit ben beiten @orten bon @aliforz
mia Wein unb reinem Srauben>B rarbD
perfeben. &einen California @laret
berfauft er bic @alone au 81. portz
unb anbere unuerfdli@te Weine iinb
ftets borrdtbig.
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Groceries. Groceries.

60 siebt biele @roeerb. Sanolunsen in San
antonio, aber tpie penise, Die fi9 NIT Der bon
aranfas prescott C Co., gde bon Soleoab uno
Souton. Strabe mefeu f0nnen! Sci @reseott's
inbet man allies, bon ben sansbarfen Staple
@aaren bis gu ben f~einifen importirten Oelifa>
teIen. Oeutiae iperben aamentli9 auf bie in
Ble1fannen berpadten beutidsn @emiie auf>
merriam sema@t. Sebe Bode friide Sen-
bunaen. 1,1OtlM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03

Nar nod 8 Monate Bic gum 1. Sanuar unb
bis babin 5ietet fih bic @elesenbeit bel s arrb
3 a m au Der Commerce . Gtraben Bride,
e6te @eine. IS )isfeps, 8ranbies unb @isarren
au {pottbilisen Yreifen au faufcn. Die ansa.
ben, pelde Serr Baum in 8etref ieiner @aaren
ma9t, bemabrbeiien fd bis in'S fleinffe Detail.
CT lit aIs reeler gef9dftsmann betannt mnb
mem er Die 8erfideruns siebt, bab ct $3.50
Yroaent on ieinen Waaren fpart, fam berfel.
ben unbebinat @fanben i9enEen. 1,10t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03

Seer jebt @elb fparen unb iid sleidseitis bic
@enustbuuus beri@affen mill, in 8eis ipabr>
baft reeIer @aare su geIansen, Der beiu9e
Sarrp 8aum's @ein. unb gisarrenbanb-
lung. Ct lisfert @ud poftib bic 8epeiie fur
bic Nedtteit ieinsr importirten unb einbeimi-
1den @eine, 2iquore uno gisarren unb bab ct
b~ieieIben biliger als irsenb elm @bolefale. Saus
in ODER auserbalb Gun Nntonio b%erfauft.
Baum lit entfdtonen, Bis gum ]. Sanuar auf-
surdumen unb ieinen &nr6en ben gluten ieiner
Mabnahmen aufommen gu Iailen. l,1Ot3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
8riefsaften n.

s.. s., Sigb 6ia.-Su allen iueffli=
den Counties befinoen li6 S6uldmbes
reien, tpeBbalb alio Elm ein3eInesG ountp
nambaft MAIDEN. Man muB aber bas
2anb felbif feben uno Der 2~anobeb6rb:
beseidnen, fonft lit es unm0gli6, oas=
felbe 3u erperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
Dfufrmann pros.
PLANO YIoaQ,

Mlamo plaaa.
Stapel unb Tancp : Groceries, Weine,
Wbisfies u. |. 10. u. I. ~.
I'm nit benz 8orratb gu rdumen
berfaufen iie einbeimii6e urb imporz
tirte Meine gum &otenpreiie unb atpar:
California WeiB. unb Gotbmeine,
Mngelifa, gberrp. 8iesling unb franz
a0fif1e glarets Bel Der @alone.
&ifenmeine:
H~ioesbeimer,
Sobanntsberger,
9o6beimer,
Moielblam6en,
2%aubenbeimer.
gbateau Margaur.
@bateau 2afitte,
Chateau So Roie,
Gbateau 8ouilac.
9ie gangbarffen Marfen BON gbams
pagner.
Seine Wbisties Bel Der 8alone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
@efmMt.

nirb pfege unb gr3iebung fir elm elm.
idbriges 2ino6en (Mdo9en) in elmer
oeuti9en Jomilie. Cute p69entli6e
o6er monatli6e 8ergitung. Ndbere
Nusfunft in Der Office oiefes 8lattes.
3n, 3mt1mp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
9luftertt ,ano Ttlde.

Mir MAIDEN hermit Dem publifum
befannt, baB mir infer Mufternz unb
Slid @ei9dft pieber er6Hnet baben.
@ir befiBen umfafenbe 8orfebrumgen
3ur @erlorsung bon 9otels, &etauras
fionen unb Gamilien. Bilige preiie.
Greie 8ef6rberung mad alen Stabtz
tbeilen.
Gan Mntonio Gisfabrif.
% 10 tsp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03

- Sci allen unorbnuneen bes Mae
gems gebrau9e i'd ftets ST. Mugut
S6ni9s $ amburger Sropfen
unb omar ifets nit ben beften @rfolgett.
-Martin @rimmer, Quincy, Sus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
Wm. S. Outtcriibe & Co.,

YIumbers u. @assSitters,
1856 Of.SouFonfrase, San Nntonio. Babe.
ipannen, Stur3baber, @aferelolets, Marmor.
platten, @ummii9ldude, Blei- unb giienr0b'
rem, 8ierapparate unb @asfxtures aaer Irt,
Nae Suffrage perben prompt aussefIbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas sssn'
Genblatt $3.50.

unier 8eiienner, SEER ~. Msem-
belipbn beiu6t gegenmdrtig bic Stdote
entlanS Der Seras Central, Der San=
ia Sc nnb Der 5eras Paeific 8abn uno
hptrb namentli6 im n6rbli9en UNI
norb6ifli6en Sbeile bes Staates ldngel
bermeiIeu..
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= DeutI9 miro BON beildufig iieb3ig
Milionen Menlden gefproden. Grans
s0fi6 bon 45 unb gnslif6 bon 100
Miaionen.
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ttnser Neifenber SEER Sssr. gbaben
beiu9t Die Stdote entlang Der Sunietz
Babn uno a%ngrensenbe Counties Bis
binunter mad 9oufton.
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= Srembe gum 8eiu6 in Saa Nnz
tonic linb eingelaben, @larf's Dill
0aIle Nr. g IL, Nlamp
Strabe, 5u beiu6en.
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tpirb elm Wdb1en i'm Mlter BON 12-16
Sabren um 0ausarbeit gu berri6ten.
Na65ufragen SO. 80 South Street.
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msier Neifenber SEER s. 6. Smfdb
bereiff gegeniDdrtig bic Counties Gomal,
Guadalupe, @on5ales, @albwel &c.
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Das A~spd,eubIatt.

Wir ienoeu bon ieBt ab bas eWoden.
alatt4 fir ben preis bon $500 au'
:ttt Sabt portofrei na9 Deuti9lanb.
Der 9erausgeber.
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Sir ALE arantbeiten Der Qeber,

6er Hieren, ber 8lafe, bes Maaens,
bes nnterleibes unb bes Grauenipaems
lift 6d6nfelbs beutf6er Nierens unb
QebersSbe bas gr6Bte, tpenn nift oas
ein3ige 9eilmittel Der Welt. 9ie sr6b-
ten Autoritdten duff mebi5inif9em @es
biete empfeblen ieinen @ebrau6 ni6t
nur oils ELECTROMAGNETIC, fonoern
aud ais 9eIlmittel in alien 6rOnifden
Gdlen.
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C. B FRANKS
~

Dean les Oas 5olsenbe uo bsbaae i'm @eoa4tniB, oaB mir fir tos Serbaael6df
erbaltn baten: 49,
rs Stud 81 3oa 6rshts sas mOQeue &laoerfOhe far Damen 3u IS Sc. be gorb.
$50 @tad mdBen Shneq Is 81. mnb oufmIaus.
$50 @tad Gdadad 5taneu 5u.-......-. -. $1,000 90 81. mi onufwirs.
100 Stid erauen TMnea gu * ga unb oufudrs.
$50 @tad ungeblehku @ctcnSlaneG gu Gents bic gort.
900 o stat @a ssIiate S, ao ansaii4tsn g~otten.5tmsa gu Z Gents unb aufshts
200 Stud yBorfeo Sleoerfohe in allen 6arben a.. ...-.......5 Gents bic garb
500 Stud &leaMrfphe in Den nenefen @fpbn. nbf paHenbem Beob
S9mar5n uni farstSen eal9mee IN teoeukncen Qudnhtien gu fat baltem Trds
Inner Gage, bon Waaren fir ben 6ausbalt
1T grocer ale l juror. gSr pRenren 10 Stad %tartf4=rOthen Damaf. bic Gabe
ae a1t Sarantrt gu 40 @ents; 40 5tad w so Gents unb oufwdrts; 100 Shd
waBen mo reuben Samaf kr biais; 100 Dueenb afortrte tarHi9 Grab Do
mafsQonctu9er, lamntih gu auErf bi0fsen prehen. rnfer Eager rcn StapIes
" aaren tann nht ibernpfen werpen Wm BADEN bprrdtbi8 $50 Stad Snbian
Qeao; $50 Stud BENNINGTON, braun; $50 Stad Ow9bt Star, braun; $50 Sta6
bette sea Sdano; 300 6id 1ruit Of tbe Soon, gebldht; 1926 Stif 9cnsbale As
hehht; 25 Stad 2onsbaIe unb Diamond 9a @ambrc; $50 Stad 5mwel.
Oauleu= nnb &inoeridube aus Bbilaoelpbia
ub anbern 6abnen ipeben erbatsn Sn GadHen, Wioeen unO Site Der Waare
bnntdten mir iee @cmcurrens. unkr 9aser BON 6mpnbtns @csbs fir 6urn
1T srSBe unb Die Brdie fnb bniser als is upor. $50 Ousenb unaunbree Dem.
ben fceben ebaten, 3u6 60 Gents cs StIf. Nn krtgen 3ldeern fir Serreu,
3naben ub Sinoer then mir os gefe unc bic neuefe no mcbrnfe Mus ratt in
Der Stobt. IS nurbe pom lebr Dame uo urem San me1e gehonoet fem. &c
enem Belahe br Stact in unirm Store SorupreAen.
Fran ks Alamo Store.
49, tuw4M 81 mb SO Nlamo Yla,a.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1886.
THE SAN MARINo REPUBLIC.
The Story of the Rise and Life of the Small
est Democracy in the World.


The Story of the Rise and Life of the SMALL
est Democracy in the World.
The little republic Of San Marine is in
closed in the kingdom of Italy. It is
bounded on the north, east and south by
the province of FOrli, and on the west by
that of Pesaro, Its territory cOyers about
twenty-tw0 square miles. The pOpula-
ton Numbers $500 souls and the capital,
San MarinO, has 1900. 1t is perched on
the summit of a mountain called Mount
Titan or the Giants, which sometimes
leads to this little state being termed the
Titanic Republic. Its origin dates from
the fourth century, and tor heraldic
bearings it has the following: Argent,
three strong tewers, azure on three rocks
of the same; three curved flames, gules,
issue from the towers and crown them.
The motto is "Liberatus." The escutch-
con is surrounded by flags and sur
mounted by crown. indicating a soyer-
eign state. The republic has an order
of chivalry, created in 1888, under the
Rame Of Order of San Marino. 1t con
sists of Greek cross with tours at the
four angles, ana in the center q medal
lien with the arms Of the republic sur
mounted by princely crown, closed and
suspended by a striped blue and white
ribbon. These arc tho national colOrs.
In 1896 .BOnaparte, after defeating the
Austrians, sent the celebrated mathsma-
lieian Mongo to compliment the free
mountaineers and make them offers of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, but they very politely
and very prudently declined. When It.
ally became kingdom Napoleon desired
to preserve this small state intact. 1T
is rare sample of a republic to pre-
serve" said the emperor. In 1S49 Carl
baldi. driven from Rome by Gen. Oudi-
not, took refuge in San MarinO, forbid
ding his soldiers to do any harm to the
inhabitants. Victor Emmanuel not only
respected the liberty of the institutions
OF this little republic, but always showed
it great sympathy, especially on his visit
to Bologna at the time Of the Inaugural
tion of the Ancona railway in 1861. In
1862 a treaty Of customs and commerce
was concluded between Italy and the re-
public.
San Marino owes its foundation to a
hermit of that name, born in Delmatia
in the fourth century, and who went to
Italy to work as mason at the rebuild
ing of the walls of Rimini. Marino af-
terward took refuge in the midst of the
woods ON Mount Titan, and constructed
there cabin. in which he ended his
days. The place where he expired 5000
became the object of pilgrimages, and
houses were built there, which ultimate
ly formed the town of San Marino. The
fate of the saint ia celebrated on the 4th
OF September PHILADELPHIA CAL.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-19
SPRING WITHOUT BLOSSOMS.
Late nm Life 10 Lock for Joy-Yet New.
| or toe Lnte To Mend.

Readers Of Hawthorne's "Honse Of Seven
Cables will recall the pathos with which
poor Clifford Pynche0n, who had been unjust
ly imprisoned since his early manhood, said,
after his release; my life is gone, and where
is my happiness? Oh, give me my happiness
But that could be done only in part, as CLEANS
OF warm sunshine Occasionly fall across the
gloom OF New England autumn day.
In letter to Messrs HISCOX Il Co., Mr.. L..
ii. Titus, OF Pennington, N. j., says; 81 have
suffered untold misery from childhood from
Chronic disease of the bowels and diarrhoea,
accompanied by great pain. sought relief at
the hands Of physicians of every school and us
ed every patent and domestic remedy under the
sun. have at last found in PARKER's Tonic
a complete specific, preventive and cure. AS
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what nothing else could do, is entitled to the
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Mr.. e. S. Wells, who needs no introduction
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mony OF Mr.. Titus is genuine and voluntary:
only he does not adequately portray the suffer-
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-19
NERVE ACTIVITY.
The Conditions of Modern Life Which
Tend to Nervousness.

The Conditions of Modern Life which
Tend to Nervousness.
The nerves and their diseases are at
tracing large amount of attention
from medical men every day; and not
without cause, it seems. Speaking at
Brighton the other day, in behalf of the
National Hospital f>r the Paralyzed and
Epileptc, in Queens Square, Blooms
bury, DR.. Crichton-Browne dwelt on the
conditions of modern life which tend to
produce nervousness, botk as q tempera-
ment and disease. 'In the history
of civilization" he said, 1--WE have had
a stone age, bronze age, and an iron
age, and parallel with these in the his
tory of human developm It we have
had bone age, muscle Il .. and a
nerve age. With the application of iron
to the manufacture of machinery and
the substitution of steam-power for
brute strength, the strain of existence
was transferred from the muscles to the
nerves. The sons of Adam eat bread
now, not in the sweat of their faces, but
in the fever of their brains, and thews
and sinews are of small account in COM
parison with nimble nerve fibers." The
mortality from nervous diseases appears
to be advancing rapidly. Apoplexy,
neuro- cephalus, and paralysis are, &C
cording to DIR. Crichton-Browne, carry
ing off larger number of victims year
by year. They caused los, 1S9 deaths
in the period of five years 1876, and
las, sos deathsin.th the five years, 1850.
Those who deny the existence of over
pressure should at least consider these
figuras. ST. James Gazette.
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Tippecanoe's Tastes and Talents.

Mr.. C. +. Clarkson in the Iowa State Register.
General Harrison was neither a gour-
mand nor a glutton, hut was delicate in
his taste, and abstemiOus ia his indul.
gence at tho changes at the table. The
writer has frequently eaten at the Gen
era's table, and he at the writer's table,
so that our knowledge of the demands of
appetite are not merely Ihcarsay. Nor
was General Harris0n's sickness which
terminated in his death, brought Oh by
over eating large quantities of indigQst-
ible food. He was always an energetic,
active man, and from bOyhoOd to the
last week in his life rose early, and,
when it was done, engaged at the early
dawn In necessary outdoor work. And
when there was no such work he usual
ly took long walk before breakfast.
This had become part of his life, and
when he came to Washington he contin-
ned the practise. The week before his
death in pursuance Of the practice of
his active life cad his habit of early ris-
ing and exercise, the General took a
walk, as he frequently did, across the
long bridge to Georgetown. AbOnt the
time he started to return he discovered
shower approaching, and fastened his
steps to reach the White House before
the rain. lie worked himself into a
Precipitation, and heavy dash of rain
wet him thoroughly before he reached
protection. The next day he was quite
indispOsed. which was quickly followed
by pneumonia, or bilious plearisy.
which Daffied all medical skill, and ter
minated his useful life after an illness
of eight days. These are facts, and he
was not killed by ''HOOsisr cook Civ
ing him his favorite cabbage, cueum-
bers and pickle pork"
The charge of gluttony is only in &C
eordance with the false statements
which have followed President Harrison
ever since his nomination ever Clay and
Webster at the Harrisburg Convention
in 1910. The admirers of these two en-
iRent statesmen never fOrgavs Harrison
or his friends for preferring him for
President to Clay and Webster. And as
a consequence the untrue, and silly jokes
told by Webster. at times when he was
too far excited by stimulants, about Har-
rison's inaugural and his ideas of govern
ment are repeated and resurrected con
tinually. And they are generally, as ia
this ease, connected with Webster's YER
oiVh. Ovnvldi idIIIsOh was Muo 0laS-
steal scholar, and after his graduation
at college. studied medicine. In his
conversation, speeches, and all Of his
state papers, the purest specimens Of the
Engiish language were used. He was a
IabOriOus student and had few EQUALS in
his acquaintance with history, English
Literature or the popular sciences. And
yet he Is constantly traduced as an ig-
nOrant imbecile. He was a descendant
OF a rare family. His father was COVER
nor Of Virginia. represented that state
In the Continental Congress, and was
one OF the signers of the Declaration of
Independence. The ancestral line ex-
tends back into English history some
centuries prior to Cromwell uader when
HarrisoR's great-grandfather was dis
tinguished Marshal.
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