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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-12
stui Wondering.
/ hicagj Tribune.

Children were born TO a mother and
daughter At the same time and In tho
same house IN Illinois the other day. The
babies were dressed and put In the cradle
together. Wien thoy were taken up
5000 after neither mother knew her own
cali, and today they are stu wondering
which 10 which
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-12
Whore "uucis r mus . Get. Ii .,ira,iou


Joel Chandler Harris, the southern
humorist, is devoted TO. his family, which
consists Of his mother, his wife. four ex-
ceedingly bright boys. and girl and the
flock OF mocking birds that winter In his
garden. lie never goes into society or TO
The theatre lie once acted as dramatic
critic Of The Constitution, but his misery
nj being obliged TO see and criticise dull
actors was so acute that he soon resigned
his position. The small talk Of society
has no attraction for him Ills home Il
enough
When his children are tired and sleepy
and are put TO bed. he writes at the IRE.
side where they have been sitting II il
warm 10 winter and cool in summer. and
never loue.y; and so strong Is his domes.
tic instinct that, although he had room
built especially as study, he soon de.
serted its lonely cheerlessness for the
comforts Of his home. where bis tender
and kindly nature makes him loved by
every one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-07
ch,id WIN ncnn Ir> Far.

Dr Jane, O'llara came 10 Waco
yesterday from GrHudNlcW. having
with him his little boy, TWO and u huli
years old, who had bead in hi, tu
ear, The doctor came here To get
physicians to help him 90 Try 10 relieve
the little sufferer. Dr-. Brown, lnl-
Tor aud Terrell had been notified and
were at br browns office waiting
for the patient TO GENE. It seems
during Christina. week Or O'llarA',
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-07

We do not mean 10 ucquaiut Won
with any OF our special social chnrac-
teristics, but merely inform you that
our disposition TO sell what good, re-
main over from the tall season, never
was better, and at figure, which will
not prevent even the most thrifty
from buying.
Mrs. ELLA :. CouEN.
Fashion Batnr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-07

When YOU ask for Benson's Cupcine
Porous Plasters don't accept any 9TH
3. IL" just ~ good.' 20 cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-07
We cam recommend HiNCitC',
DiaTIhra and ilt0lcyI tIiNtnrc

as sure cure for dlarrhoN Illus and
cholera Price 81. cents. solid LN
RiNclrc * 60, DRUGGISTS. iruhiiu
street, Waco, ir>a-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-07

Ladies approve of your smoking
Little Joker.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-07

We TIL
III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
gtnb ein tpibtiges GreigniR.
8, Wolfion 1T ge5ipungen tpeitsebenoe
Terdnoernngen gu trefen unb feline
Vemerfungen bariiber.

ltniere 2eier, ioipobl aus Der @tabt,
mie bonn 2anbe,9 tperben ane bemerft
baben, baB Wotfions Store fir Die
Mense ieiner 8elu6er au flein tpirb,
troB aller @rtpeiterungen in ben lebten
paar Sabren. Selbit bic beutigem
S6ulfin6er erinnern ii6 nod Der 3eit,
in Der er ii6 nit einem engen &aum an
oerielben @de behalf, bic iebt bur9 fein
@ei6dftslofal ausgefillt tpirb. 0on
3eit gu 3eit mar Wolflon gesmunsen,
feinen Store big sur iebigen 9lusbeb>
nung 81 bergrDbern, bic fir bic nd1ftem
Sabre aus5urei6en i9ien. Do9 11om
iebt mirb bas 2pfal tpieberum su Helm
un6 9err Wolflon theilte uns nit, baB
er beabfi6tige, bic @9eioewano 3pii9en
Dem 9epartement Der fertigen Gleioer
nno Dem ber S9nitttpaaren au ents
fernen; ebenio foa Die Manb i'm 3tpeis
ten Stod tpeggenomnen tperben. Nuf
bieie gDeiie miro bann bas gan5e @es
bduoe stpei groBe 8erfaufsrdume ents
balten. I'm iebo9 biele Yerdnberu1=
gen bornebmen 81 f0nnen, muB fi1
Wolfion borldufig nit Der einen 6dlfte
ieines Sofals gu bebe!fen fu1en; aber
fein Waarenlager 1T biersu gu groB unb
es bleibt oaber ni6ts tpeiter iibrig, als
baiielbe 5l berfleinern. Nus bieiem
@run6e tpirb er bon beute an feline
fdmmtli6en M6bel uno Carpets
gum Goitenpreiie ausberfaufen un6 las
bet bas Bublifum gum 8eiu9e ieines
Stores ein. Oerielbe entbdlt bic feins
ten parlors unb S9laf3immer=M =M6bel,
M6bel fit 9allen unb 2eieaimmer,
&leioeri6rdnfe, Yulte, 9piegel, @9au=
feltiible bon WallnuBbola @tiible in
leoer Nustpabl, aud einfa9e M6bel,
&i9enm0bel, runbe unb bieredige
Slide, nit b6l5ernen unb Marmorplat=
ten, Bu6erf6rdnfe, Bradets, gbromos,
&leioeritdnoer; ferner cine bebeutenbe
Musmabl bon CARPETS, Wfatten unb
0ausbaltungs @egenitdnoen aller
Mrt unb gu jebem preife.
Sa Wolfion feinen Nusberfauf an3eigt,
obne baB ein FOLDER au6 ftattfinbet unb
oa er Die llrla6e beutli6 genug anges
9eben bat, 10 iperoen 9ieienisen, tpel9e
Wortbeile bon Der @elegenbeit aieben
mollen, tpillen, tpobin iie su geben ba=
ben. Sie 8erdnberung ii, WolHons
Mammotbz@tore 1T abermals Elm Bes
tpeis fiir bic 5unebmenben @ei6dfte
behelben, unb ergiebt ferner bic Sbee eli
tter 3unabme aller 9an6elssmeige inn
nd6iten 5erbft oberfriber. [23,5,tum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
aG Oie blauen Glanens uno Serge
Nnsiige bel u. paneoa1t & g 0 b n
fDnnen ni9t iibertroffen tper6en.

= ue5ertriebene gbrfur9t por einem
Nmte ober gar bor einem 8eamten 1T
ionf ni6t bic S6md6e Der Wmerifaner.
SaB es aber au9 Musnabmen gibt, be-
meiit elm 8orfaI, BET li9 bel Dem lebten
6fentli6en Gmpfange bes prdii6enten
autrug:
Gin dltli6er 9err unb elm &nabe
iuaren unter Oenen, mel9e i'm Oftlaal
bes WeiBen 9auies bic Mnfunft bes
Prdiibenten ermarteten. Sic f6ritten
fofort auf ibn gu un0 Der Mann bob elm
Manuicript in bic S6be. 9lls er aber
bor benz prdiibenten itanb, raubten ibm
gbrfur9t uno 2lufregung bic Spra9e.
gr fonnte nur cine 8erbeugung MAIDEN
uno 9errn Glepelanb bic 6anb idiitz
tel, porauf er fi6 suriid5og. Man
fano ipdter bas Mtahulcript, bas er bat
tie fallen laiien. unb tporauf Die Worte
beraei6net ifanben, Die er bate ipre9en
tpollen. Sic lallteten oabin, baB er nur
bem prdlibenten bic 9anb i6iitteln unb
ibm Elm Bn9 iiberrei9en tpo1e, tporin
fi6 elm Bib Glebelanb's befinbe. Cine
Stelle ipole ct ni6tf Bios Dem prdlioenz
ten feline @brfur9t beaeigen unb ibm un=
begrenaten grfolg wiini6en."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
Eeras s.

Die 6inri6tuns 6es Garbisen
Nr6ie @ibIon, Der feline 6rau ermors
bete, fanb ON 29. in &ibmono itatt.
Inter bem Galgen belt er cine 8ebe
oil bic NDlfsmenge, in Der er Ii6 als
,uarnenoes Beiipiel auftelle. Sen Che
mdnnern gab er ben &atb, ibr 8inbel
gu f6niiren un6 oaoon 81 laufen, menn
iie cine 5dnfii9e Grau befiben; biefelbe
aber ni6t toot gu S9lagen, tpie er es
getban babe.
= 9ie &io @ranbe umo eagle YaB
GiIenbabn @efelli6aft bat ii9 einen
@barter ausfelen laHen. Sic beabli6z
tigt cine @iienbabn bon 2arebp nod
Santa Somas in gBebb @ountp gu
bauen.
Sn ber Ndbe Der @iienbabn=Sta=
tion 9unter, apii6en Neu>Braunfels
unb San Marcos, bat ein 9agelpetter
bic Grnten ruinirt. Ser bortige Salon
murbe bonn Sturm aieoeriHen unb elm
Mferifaner trug i6mere gerlebungen
babon.
Sterling Sing bon @tepbenoille
febrte bon einer &eiIe surid uno fanb
beim gintreffen in ieiner Wobnung ben
Doctor &inninbam nit ieiner, Sings,
Grau i'm 8ett liegen. @r erid)oB ben
Doctor uno ging bann auf unb babon.
Sie Greunbe bes erf6oi1enen Doctors
beifiirmen ben @ouberneur um bas
Nusieben elmer 8elobnung fir bas @rz
greifen bes M6rbers.
-Sn Dallas fanb man bic 2ei6e
bes &ufmanns 8. $. Nfiaer in einem
binter feinem @ef6dftslofal selegenen
3immer. gs ipirb angenommen, baB
Neiller SelbItmorb begging.
= 9ie @ranbiurp in @albeiton per=
iebte bic fiinf Wablbean1ten Der IL.
Warb wegen begangener @ablfdIi6ung
in Nntlage3uifanb.
= Sin tleiner sebnidbriaer &nabe
Namens Willie Greet tpurOe in
Gainesville perbaftet, als er Ii1 in elmer
2obnfuti6e fpa3ierell fabren lieB. IS
telte f9 bal6 beraus, baB Der fleine
Saugeni6ts aus ber eiiernen @elb1pinz
be Der Mifiouri paeificbabn $45 geitob=
len bate. Srobbem IieB i'm Der Gi6=
ter frei ausgeben unb meinte, baB Elm
sebnidbriger 9ieb nidt beitraft tperoen
tonne.
: -8ei Maribau iiberfubr elm gifen=
babn5ug einen unbefannten Mann, ber
auf ben Sdienen einberging unb trob
aaer Warnun9szSignale ni1t 3um0er.
laiien berielbsn au bepegen mar. Ser
Mann purbe get0btet.
-Sn Ibilene bat Elm 9agellturm
bic Wefleitc bes neuerbauten Opernz
bauies umgemorfem.
Der S6uleenius bon 8renbam
peift 1902 &inber auf. Sm bergangez
men Sabre betrug Die @n5abl berielben
! 1900.
= Gin 9potbefer in 9lbilene lit mes
gen 8erleBung bes Sonntagsgelebes be-
frat tporben, tueil er auf bas &eeept
zines Nr3tes bin WbislD am Sonntag
berfaufte.
-Sm @eb0l3 BEL 9i6arbIon fanb
man bic 2eife zines ungefdbr 8 Sage
alten &inbes auf. 2fasgeier batten iie
bereits angegriffen.
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Wie bic vGranff. 3tg." bort, i

= Wie bic uGranff. 3tg." bort, 1T
bic llnteriu6ung gegen Sulius 2iesfe
Opn 3oiien (Sreis Seltom BEL Berlin)
wegen @rmorbnng bes poliSeiratbs Dr.
&umpf in Granffurt a. so. seI6loHen
unb bic @ntlaJe ieitens bes Staatsan=
ualts erboben tporben. Gnbe SUM-
ioa bas S6purseri@t In Granffurt a..
Sc. auiammentreten, I'm iiber oieIen
Gaa 5u perbanbeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
Meita & ri,sss ssser.

Die 0ruderpreiic if maJtissr ais Der
Drummer. @s foiict nidt mcbr, @reiS, ,gireu,
Iare an 100 aauFcute su ienocn, als cinem Gin.
sisen Manns Yrobea gu 5eisen.
sd tpabIe biefe Metbooe, um bic @eiddfts
Ieute auf einen Geseniflnb gu lenten, ber jeoen
fparlamen sfaufsr interefiiren mub. SD babe
teinen @artuer, nit oem i'd ben @elpnn tbeile.
Sd beaable feinen tbeuren &eiienben nno feline
Sotel,8 ,8il, Inn meine Waaren einsufiibren. Sd
berfaufe before Maaren unb bilIiger, als cine
giriaa fam, iuelde ibrem @eminn Die enormen
aussaben binSusufiisen bat, meld)e @efdafts,
&eilenbe beruriaGen.
Sim. Hart, @bOIefaIe sabafbaubIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
Ereie 0sertheilnna.

@as lit Die ltrfade beS sroben 8ulaufs in
s. aaltebcr 8; Con @potbefe2 Die freie Ser
tbeiluns bon Strobe. Glai@en bon Or. Bolanfo's
Suften. unb 2unsen. Sbrnp, oas popularite
9eilmittel fiir Sulten, Grfaltunsen, S9pinb,
fu6t unb 8rouditis in. Marfte @epobnli1e
@roBe so Gents nnb $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
Ole
MaaDrD 9ampfer. 2inie

,Gk spiiden @aIbeiton unb
4. NeD gorf bietet &eiIenben
mad EUROPA bic bette, billisffe
unb ausleid ansenebmife @eiieroute SIR Cure
bon Deutidlanb fommenbe gerpanbte 1T biefer
@es ber empfeblensnertbeite, ba aufentbaIts-
Speien in Neip gorf bon ber gompagnie fit
bieielben bedabIt perben. Dur1billette finb su
ben allerniebrisffen preiien su baben. 9Sesen
9idetS ober Yreisliiten ipenbe man iid an 6eit
nddffen agenten ober 9idetasenten. Details
nebit Druid laden tperben bereitpillig bertbeiIt
bon 81. q. Wutttt0, Mqent,
q. @eblert, Yailase glerf,
,2,t IL @ef. f.Gommerrefr., Gan antOnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
Gin hoher sJ}ouboriu bonfte ben

= Gin bober Manbarin banfte ben
9r. Nper in einem 8riefe 0afiir, baB er
Npers pilen i'm bimmliiden Gei6e
eingefiibrt bate uno nannte lie barin
vSiiBe beilenbe Samen" = cine lebr
treffenbe 8e3ei6nung! Sic iinb iiiB,
iie beilen uno iino baber Der bette Sas
men, ben man pflanSen fam.
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= lleber oas 9onorar, oas @oetbe
,bOn ielnem 8erleger @ctta fir feline
gBerfe erbielt, berriden nlitunter b0l=
Zig irrise Inli6ten. Nus benz r86riems
blatt fir ben oeuti6en 8u6banbel" 1T
Su erleben, 6aB @oetbe ieibft 233, ,969.s
q @ulben, alio runb 100000 Dollars,
feline Grben 0,973.53 8uloen (112,=
900 9ou. }, er unb bic grben alIam=
men alio etWa 212,O00 9oG. empfams
gen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30

= Ser 8remer 2lopb beabli6tigt,
falls ibm bic beiben iubpentionirten
beutf6en poit=Dampferlinien iibertra,
gen werben, feds neue S9iffe, bic in
Seuti6lanb ge6aut tperben, einauitenen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30

: gine fir ben llnte,ri6t i'm S1Dn=
f6reiben Iebr beliebte 8ori6rift lautet:
"A quick brown fox jumps over the
lazy dog" in ibr 1T ieoe, 8u6ltabe bes
Nlpbabets entbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30

Ser nd@fe Morgen! Oas mar Elm
@eoanfe, Bet ni6t blos glrtbur unb
feline Satin allein, ionbern M0es, mas
iiberbaupt gum gerfotp'i6en 6auie
itano, nit i6merer Sorge erfillte. gfun
uar er eefommen, bieier 10 gefiir6tete
Morser, unb f6ien in Der Shat all bic
8efiirdtunsen oertpirfli6t gu baben,
bic man ibm entgegentrug. 5rob Der
friiben Stunoe befanben lib bic fdmmtz
li9en 8eamten bereits i'm Sauie ibre5
Gbefs. Ob lie gu elmer 8eratbuns oere
iammelt maren, ob lie Iid bortbin ge.
fIi6tet batteu-es iab fait aus, als lei
oas lebtere Der Sail, oenn Die @eli9ter
Der Serren paren bleid, aufgeregt
perlt6rt, unb yfeoen unb 8egenreoen,
8ori6ldge, Sorgen rnb 8efiir9tungen
i6mirrten buut Dur6einanoer.
(Sortletuns fol9t)
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w Maes Moberne in @trobs unb
Tilabiiten bel gancDaf & @ohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30

gugenie! Sd perbe meine pfi6t
tbun, aber i'd tbue le anoers, als al
Die Sage Dorber; peiB i'd bo9 iebt,
baB mein Weib iid) um mid dngitigt;
oas pergiBt ii6 ni6t 10 leiGtl
SrauBen auf Der SerraIie fanb lllz
rih 9artmann. 9ie Gdmlnerrng mar
tiefer bereineebro6en; nlan fonnte ni6t
mebr ri6eiben, mas feline 3iige
ausfpra9en, als er gu BEN Senitern bes
9aufes binaufblidte, bas ct foeben pers
la5Ien; aber Die Stimme berrietb es, nit
ber ct balblaut, pie gum S6wur, Die
9robung tpieberbolte, Die er porbin ge.
gen 9lrtbur 8erfow gef6leuoert: @r
ooer id, o6er, penn's iein muB = ipir
8eibe !!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-30
QlQerlet.

-Gie 8erlegung Der ltdbtii9en 8u=
reaur na6 oem &mannl6en Sc
bduoe 1T geltern betperfl1eligt tporben.
= SIN Diifriftgeri6t gu =8rauus
fels, tpel6es nd6ifen Montag 5uianl=
mentritt, tpirb ber Gall pegen @rmor=
6ung oes 8unbesmaribal @osling aur
8erbanblung fommen.
- Ser S6afSii6ter, Sol. Sbomas
Sounep bon 9immitt @ountp, Ser bier
gum geiu6 1T, erbielt seitern yia6ri6t,
Dab 1ein Sobn bon 5tpei merifaniIden
6irten ermoroet muroe.
gBir bertpeiiem auf cine @orres=
ponoens bon Wilbelm 9obbler, bie bes
Bea9tensuertben febr biel entbdlt. Wir
bruden bieielbe in oer 9ofnung at, ,oaB
bic bier gegebenen 9lnresungen ni6t
auf unfru9tbaren 8ooen faaen mod
ten, ba Die in Grage itebenoe Mngelegenz
belt in ber Sbat bon aibt gu unteri6d=
benber Bebeutung 1T. 98ir leben bier
in einem 2anbe, in benz es Ii9 Wfinori=
tdten gefallen laiien miilien. baB bur6
Notwithstanding in lire pribaten
2ebensgetpobnbeiten eingegriffen tpirb.
Seben mir gu, baB Die Maiorttdt nidt
gegen uns. forbern fit uns III. 2egen
mir aber bic 9dnbe in Ben @9ooB unb
peridumen mir es, fit uniere Muffafiung
zines freien biirgerli6en 2ebens gu asiti=
ren,io bege6en mir uns ipdter bes&e6tes,
gegen ebentuel gu unieren unguniten
ausfallenoe Notwithstanding 3u bas
bern uno 81 mlrren. 9fo6 1T es 3eit
bieielben ab5umenoen. @orgen mir
bafiir, oab Die 8eaei9nung Mmerifas
als beg u2anoes Der Greibeit" ni9t
aud in Seras, tpie leioer f6on in berz
l6iebenen anoeren Staaten, 5ur boblen
ybraie berablinfe! Sbue Elm Seber
isine S6ulbigteit, 10 lange es nod
3eit 1T!
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>abrgane 90.
alncr's
Q9ue Cure

entbalt Elm OeeenBiit gegcn alIc ton snmbfut bsr.
rsibrenoe 1tehel bas, 70 piel iueiB, in tener
aneerit Mr3nti entbaIten it, Gs entbaIt feit Gbi<
min, aud feline metaIlif6en ober anbern fddbIi6en
Seitanbtbeile uno bat baber fenen na9tbeilisen
GinffuB anf bic Contribution fonecrn IdIt ben Jlors
pet 10 geiif16 rpie Dor Ser &rantbet.
SBir sdrdntiren, baB siBer's gsue=6urc ole
Sdle pon falter, re1ittirenbem, itiIlent, @e9IeIs
unb galIenfeber, 70 mic pon 2eberIeiben, bic
burb Sainpfuft berbeiaefiibrt finb, beiIt. Golte
es mad ribtiser 9lnpen61s sM beilen uerfebIen, 70
iinb bic gambler biir6 infer Grfular pom 1. SuIt
1882 ernta9tist, has Sch 5uri6;u,aNcn.
Or. 9. O.. aper 8 Co., IumeII, dflafl.
Sn aIen apotbefen 81 baben.
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@t6ti9 fiir Altsipanoerer.

Widti9 fir an8ipanberer.
@roBe Yreisermdbisuns in Oer lleberfabrt.
Der llntersei4nete iif ermadtist @aTase,
ideine, freie 8et0itisuns eineei6loiien, BON 8re.
men na6 San antonio fur $S4l5 fir crmaa-
iene 4erjonen ausaufellen. gtit 8efofiauna
bis Stein 9ort $25. ainber unter II Sabren
sablen bic SaIfte.
Ser &reis fir bic aeile bon ean antonio
mad Bremen betrdst MIR nod einfdlieblid
freier &efoffisuns $40.35.
Gerner BiuetS gu erntebristen greilen bon
Mnttuerpen, Sabre, 2iserpool, Qucenstopn,
Sdmeoen, Ddnenarf unb gorpegen nod Gan
sutonio unb suriid.
stdberes su erfabrsn Bel
s. @rieienbsd,
22,1 1,tutp asaifasee asent, San antonio.
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gS miro 5u1e1eben

BON Gaudern uao benz Yublifum iibers
haupt, bab meinc Yreiie nieoriSer nno
meine Wdaren bener fino unb baB lettere
mebr gefrisoisunS sewdbren. ale bieieni'
gen, bic man BON Sanblern fauft, welde
mad oroBem Yrcfit ftreben.
Weinen Griols i'm @eiddft idreibe i'd
ein5is bem umlfanb gu, baB ieber ben pcls
len Wertb ieines @eloes in Waaren erhdlt.
SIM HART.
@de Main plaja uno Soleoaos sStra6e
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@ Wir fiibren bas 9efe in Ser=
ren=Soilette= Nrtifeln, unter5eug &C.
u. ncoaIf & Soln.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-12
Attention, Doctors.

Everybody knows that the life of the
average physician is a hard one. He is
often compelled to ride great distances
through mud and rain for q merely nom-
inal fee. 1t is not fit nor proper for us to
condemn any physician for his work, but
we, do assert that his practice can be made
easier, and he can effect more cures by
the proper and judicious use of PERUNA.
Ifhe will only add this great remedy to
his list ofmedicines, he will find that his
usefulness will be greatly increased. Full
direction for its use will be found in the
ellis of Life" and he should at once pro-
cure this valuable book.
N. J. Wright, Business Agent Evening
Herald, Erie, Pa, says: "DR. HART
MANI can not but feel it my duty to
express to you my thanks for the great
benefit received from the use of your
medicines, PERUNA and MANALIN.
One bottle of each placed me square on
my feet, after sickness of four weeks,
which confined me to my bed, and then
left me lame and crippled. Three days
from the commencement of the use of
your remedies the cane was dispensed
with, and in week I was perfectly WELL"
Mrs. Ellen Maynard, Oswego, Potter
county, Pa, writes: "DR. HARTMAN,
Columbus, o. The small ulcers are all
healed, and the two large ones are not
more than half as large as they were. !
am feeling quite well. The people say
your PERUNA and MANALIN are doing a
miracle. 1 do not take nearly SO much
opium as did before"
Joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa,
writes "I have used your PERUNA and
MANALIN with good results. In the year
of 1880 was so bad that l could scarcely
walk. I used PERUNA and MANALny,
and am now as healthy as have ever
been. l have also recommended it to
several parties, and they have been much
benefited by it."
Mr.. c. H. Harris, New Vienna, Ohio,
writes "Our little girl was paralyzed
at thirteen months old, and we resorted
to everything we could hear. of for relief,
but she appeared to get but little better.
Hearing of PERuNA we concluded to try
it, and will say it has done her great
deal of good-the first bottle apparently
giving aid and relief. We have used it for
nervousness in other cases on other per-
sons and found it success. For general
debility, and in fact for any disease, we
don't think anything else can at all COM
pare with it. We have used forty or fifty
bottles, and our house is never without
PERuNA. Our little girl is now eight
years old, and can run any place, was for
four years helpless. PERuNA cured her"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-12

DURING the late Presidential cam
paign many copies of the Irish World
were distributed to voters by the Re-
publican committee. The World was a
rampant Blaine organ, and wanted all
the Irish voters to vote for Blaine. 1t
was and is a dynamite organ, and its
editor, Patrick Ford, was and is one Of
O'Donovan Rossa's gang.
1t having been charged that this Pat
rick Ford was a deserter from the Union
army during the war, Ford sued the
paper making the charge for libel.
In the course of the trial the follow
ing was offered in evidence:
WAR DEPARTMENT., I
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1875.
The records of this Office show Pat
rick Ford and Augustine Ford to have
been members of Company A. Ninth
Massachusetts, Volunteers, and that
they deserted February 10Th, 1868, and
never returned to service.
[Signedl B. c. DRUM,
Adiutant General.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-12
Election of School Board.

1t seems, after more careful exam
ination, that the law relating to the
manner OF electing members Of the
Board of Education is unchanged, so
far as Napoleon is concerned. The
amended sections apply only to cities Of
the first and second classes, and not to
village districts. Therefore, members
of the Board for the Napoleon district
will be elected as heretofore, If we con-
strue the law Alright. The section
changed (39O6) relates wholly to city
districts of the second class and not to
village districts. The law governing
village districts is found in section 1908
of the Revised Statutes and has not
been changed, as we understand it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-12

COTTON manufacturing in the South
during the last three years, says the
Baltimore Manufacturers Record, has
increased. There are now 314 cotton
mills in the South, having 1,276, 422
spindles and 24,s73 looms, while at the
time the census was taken in 1880 the
South had only 1S0 mills, with 713,9S0
spindles and IA, ,222 looms. The largest
increase was made in North Carolina,
where gain of 43 mills and no. ,595
spindles is exhibited, while Georgia
made an increase of 139, ,156 spindles and
32 mills. In 1880 the value of the man
ufactured cotton produced at the South
was little over S24,OOO,O while now
the value is more than double. The
Record figures up that during the last
three years and half about $40, ,O00, 900
has been invested by new and old
Southern mills in machinery, the bulk
of which has been paid to Northern
and Western machinery manufacturers.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-12

THERE is bill before the Ohio Legis-
lature to publicly whip the wife-beater,
and the Springfield Globe Republican
says it is opposed to the bill because
such punishment would crush the man.
hood out of man. 1t claims that it
would be barbarous. We fail to see
wherein such punishment would crush
the manhood out of man in as much
as the man who would whip his wife is
devoid of manhood in the first place.
The wife-beater should be tied by the
thumbs and publicly whipped until he
would swear never to do so again, and
afterwards have fifty lashes applied to
his bare back to remind him that he
had taken such an oath, retorts the
Celina Standard. The wife beater
should be hanged by the neck until
well, until he was ready to be planted.