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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-14
The Best Railroad Service in the World.

The Best Railroad Service In the world
In familiar talk with reporter of the Cleve
land Leader, Judge Burke, vice president of the
Decline, asked: DO you know that the
Americans are the best served people with rail
roads in the world2 Why if our roads were now
getting for freight what it actually costs the
English railroads to carry freight our roads
would yield handsome dividends. The
Midland, London & Northwestern or
any of the great English roads receive
cent a ton per mile for hauling coal,
and the average rates they receive for all kinds
of freight were about cents ton per mile.
Their expenses about 50 per cent Now
take our roads. Last year the Lake Shore road
received G. 3 mills ton per mile for its freight
The Bee line road received about the same The
Nickel plate received something over mills, and
the New York Central got about d mills. If
they had got what it costs to operate the Eng
fish roads, they would have made money. The
English system is more expensive, because it is
cumsier it handles freight differently; it en-
p)oys more men to do the same amount of
work. OF course the shorter distances has much
to do with the greater expense but it is not by
any means the only factor"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-14

Chicago. St. Louis & Pittsburg.
Depart-New York, Philadelphia Wash,
ington. Baltimore and Pttsburg
Express daily, s..--.-.--.---... 4:10 ana
Dayton and Columbus Express,
except Sunday. lilo ann
Richmond Accommodation. $500. 400 pm
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pttsburg Ex-
press daily. s.. h.-.-.....,.--.. 435 pm
-, LIMITED Express daily, s, h---.-.. $40 pra
ArrlVe-l1nlted Express, daily. 700 ann
RchmondAccommodation except
Sunday -, $40 ana
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pttsburg XIX
press, daily; --..11:45 ann
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex-
>-cept sunday. :...,-.:....... ASS pm
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pttsburg Ex-
press, daily 1920 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p c. 8 ST. L. R. r.
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Express
p. ILLS am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press, daily, s----.-...---.--..I100 pun
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Ex-
press, daily, s.-------..--..-..- 400 ann
Chicago and Louisville Express,
p. .......-.... 1886 pm
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Cincinnati. indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago.

cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily and C. c.......-.. 400 am
Cincinnati, Rushville and Column.
bus Accommodation .........---.11:15 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail p. c. 345 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation dailye. 6:55 pm
Acknowledgements Accommodation daily 1895 ann
Chicago and st. Louis Mail p. c. .11:50 am
ST. Paul and Omaha Express. .-.... 4:55 pm
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast Line
daily S. and c. c.. -.-...---.....1 0:45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago and Rock Island Express 7:1O am
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex-- 7:1O am
Chicago Mail, p. c...--------....l2 10p pm
Flying Hoosier ....-.--.--.-.--. 5:10 PM
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- 5;10p pm
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast lime, daily, s., r. c...--..--. pm
Arrive-Cir cinnat and Louisville Fast Line
daily, C. C. and s-.-. 1856 ana
Flying Hooser .-..-.......-...1O 1855 am
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk 1855 ann
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail, p. G $3.50 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation. -.-.... Gao pm
South Bend and indianapolis Ex.. 6:42 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-14

VandaIia Line.
Depart-1ndanapolis and South Bend Ex.. ITO ara
New York Limited, daily. ......... Tbs am
St Louis Mail Observation-Disclosures 7:35 am
Fast Line daily, p. h..------.12:00 m
Terre Haute Accommodation 1850 400 pm
indianapolis and South Bend Elk. $50 pm
Pacific Express daily s.-.-....1O:45 pm
Arrive-Eastern Express, daily $50 am
Terre Haute Accommodation ..-... 1000 am
South Bend and indianapolis Elk. 1885 ana
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Line $3.50 pm
Day Express daily .----.--..-.-... Ais pm
Limited Express daily H.. $50 pm
South Bend and indianapolis Ex... 6:42 pm
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Cincinnati, Wabash 8 Michigan Railway.

fOver the Bee-line.)
Depart-Tndanapolis and Grand Rapids Elk. 400 am
Michigan Express; -..--.--...---.. Ills am
Louisville and Wabash Express. 5:55 pm
Arrive-Wabash and Indianapolis Express. 10:45 am
Cincinnati & Louisville Express 22O pm
Indianapolis and st. Louis Express Ills pm
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
INDIANAPOLIS & Vincannas.

INDIANAPOLIS Vincennas.
Depart-Nlail and Cairo Express --....-... SIS am
Nincennes Accommodation. 1890. 400 pm
Arrive-Vncennes Accommodation. 1O4O am
Mail and Cairo Express ...--...-.. 630 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-14

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she WAS Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria, .
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Cincinnati, Hamilton 6 Indianapoli.

Cincinnati, Hamilton 6 Indianapolis.
Depart-Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo. -. 400 am
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo and
New York. HOS aua
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York Express. ........... Gas pm
Acknowledgement, Peoria and St Louis. 11:53 am
Cincinnati Accommodation ..-..... 500 pm
Cincinnati, Peoria and St. Ious .1045 pm
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Reduction m the Price Of GoSI
Notice to Gas Consumers
and Others.

Your attention is called to the marked reduction in
the price of gas which took effect the LIST day of
March The company is furnishing gas to all
consumers at 80 per 1000 cubic feet. This price
is certainly within the reach of ALL for both lighting
andcooking purposes. The convenience and comfort
of cooking by gas, especially during the
months, where fire is not otherwise required
only be thoroughly appreciated 10 those who have had
experience III its useful application for that purpose
The company has sold for in this city during the
last four years large number of gas stoves and is
satisfied from the many testimonials 'FRONT.' its patrons
that these stoves fill long-fet want"
Gasoline Stoves changed to Gas Stoves at
small expense.
- Stoves and Gas Engines FOR SALE AT
COST
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Jacksonville. Madison & Indianapolis.
Express daily, s---.-.--. 4:1O am
Louisville and Madison Express, PC SIS ann
Louisville and Madison Mail pc, dy $50 pm
Louisville Express .---------...-. Gas pm
and Madison Mail. 1899 945 am
indianapolis, ST. Louis and Chicago
Express daily, p.--..-.-----.- .1O:45 ann
New York and Northern Fast Tx
press, r. c......--..........:--. ZOO pm
St Louis, Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line daily, 10:45 pm
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GRAND HOTEL
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Passenger elevator and all modern conveniences
Leading Hotel of the city. and strictly frst-class
Rates, 80. 80, So and S3 so per dav the latter price
including bath. GEO. +. PFINGST Proprietor
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS:
- In the Superior Court of Marion county in the
State of Indiana. No. 34112. Room 2. Complaint
+ o,iat fla IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-29

9enbe l1ebermutb, bas aQrtli9e Nufs
leu6ten, Der nedif6 lodenbe 9bimmer,
iie f9ienen baraus beri9punoen fir
immerbar, uno bic S6mer3en unb &dn=
pfc ber pergangenen Sabre batten nidt
umionit ibre tbrdnenbunflen @9leier
bariiber gebreitet. Mber Merner, Ser
Barbara nur gefannt in Der Gulle lbrer
Sugenb uno ibres Slides parb tief
beuegt bur6 ben 9lusbrud fanfter
Srauer unb 5artfiiblenber 3uriidbalz
baltung, tuel6e ieBt ben @runbton ib=
reg Weiens unb ibr einen neuen, gana
eigenartigen &eia berlieb.
Sic fdien nod basielbe liebenstper=
tbe, rei6begabte unb lebbaft empfinz
benbe @ei66pf gu iein, oas iie INNER
gemefen, aber ibre Gebler tparen rninz
ber geuorben in Dem 2aufe Bet Sabre,
ibre auten gigeni6aftem erbDbt unb
pertieft our9 ben Grnit oes 2ebens,
unb menn ie iiberhaupt, 10 glidb 8ars
bara ieBt erit benz 8ilbe, bas Werner
iiG i6on 6anals BON Dem geliebten
Mdb9en enttporfen unb bas in 10
grauiamer Weiie 3erf6rt tporben mar.
9elbif ibre S66nbeit NOR ebler unb
garter geDorben, mas iie an Garbe unb
Jrtfde berloren, f9ien in anberer @eiz
fe mieoer erfebt tporoen gu iein, unb
bic f6lanfe sSigur, tpel@e in ibren f96=
men Sormen an bic reinen 2iuien Der
Nntite erinnerte, tpurbe bur9 beibebalz
tenbe Sranerfleioung nur no9 mebr
berporgeboben. Was Werner Bel alle=
benz empfano, 1T fbmer gu bei6reibeu.
(Gortietuns folst.)
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Onfer Ses 0neus.

Sn Berlin na1t Der ungliidli1e Mus=
gang eines Oueus ungebeures Nufieben.
Die 8orgef6i6te oeilelben tpiro folgen=
bermaBen eradblt:
3ur Teier bes Is. Sanuar bate Der
betannte, reaftiondre Senben3en berfols
genbe r8erein beuti6er Stubentenu eli
men &ommers beranftaltet, auf tpel9em
u. u. aub ber beliebte 9i9ter Sulius
Wolf erf6ienen mar unb bas Geif bur1
eine bi6terif6e Smprobiiation belebte.
Stud. phil. Seblfe erfunbiste fidb bel
9err Sulius Wolff, ob er gelpuBt bdtte,
pel6e Sen6en5en Der 8erein berfolgte
unb ob er, falls ibm 6iefe befannt ges
peien udren, 6as Set beiu9t bdtte.
SiegrfldrungWolf's fabte 9err Seblfe
als enti9ieben perneinenb auf, unb an=
6erpeitige 3euguiife ieitens bes 9errn
Wolff f4einen gu bepeiien, oaB bieie
feine Nuffaifung feline irrige mar. @ei9=
aeitig erbielt 9err Oeblfe bon 9errn
Sulius Wolff bic grntd9tigung, BON
ieiner @rfldrung 0ffentli6en @ebrau6
gu MAIDEN. Oieies that Serr Oeblfe
in elmer misunderstanding in
tpel9er stud. bon 3eolib, Der 8oriiben=
be oes n8ereins oeutI9er @tubenten"
unb feline &ommilitonen li6 Der 2lnme=
fenbeit Wolff's bel benz Gefte ibres 8erz
ems riibmten. Nuf eine @ntgegnung,
in. wel6er bic &i6tigfeit Der Mittbei=
lungen beg 6errn Se1lfe be3meifelt
muroe, nabm er feline Grfldrungen un=
ter gbrenwort. Sn elmer 8eipre6una,
bic elm &ommilitone oes 9errn bon
3e6lib am anberen Sage NIT Germ
Sulius Wolff bate, gab 2ebterer cine
mngepi1e ausfunft, f6rieb iebo@ Boz
rauf einen 8rief, pprit er feline Mei=
nung ausipra@, baB Serr Seblfe bur9=
aus in gutem @lauben feline grfldrung
unb iein gbrenmort abgegeben babe.
Srobbem itelten 9err BON 3eblib uno
feline @ensHen i'm nNusiduB ber Stu>
benteni6aft", in tuel6en inspii6en
aud 9err Oeblfe bineingepdblt pprben
mar, ben antrag, 2ebterem ben &atb
gu ertbeilen, ct m6ge fernerbin nit
acknowledgements borli6tiger umgeben.
Oie anti femitiide Maioritdt bes
Nusi6uiles nabm bieies MiBtrauenspos
tum gegen Srn. Oeblfe an, tpobur9
bieier it6 peranlaBt lab, fiinf ieiner i'm
perunglimpfenoen @egner gu forbern.
3tpei BON ibnen tpieIen bas 9uea 3us
rid; bic orei Mnoeren, inter ibnen Der
geiallene 9err 9olsapfel, nabmen es an.
2ebterer mubte bic finoii6e 9lbitim>
mungsaffaire nit ieinem 2eben biiBen,
bon ben beiben liebrigen erbielt Der Cine
einen S6us in ben SUB, tpdbrenb Der
Nnbere nid)t getrOhen tpurbe.
Oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat folgenbe
amtlihe Mittbeilung erlaIIen: ylleber
bas Suea bes stud. phil. 9ol5apfel nit
bem stud. phil. Oeblfe, meldes einen
10 traurigen Ausgang nabm ilt elm obs
i6lleBenoes urtbeil nod ni6t m0gli6,
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3agesfraaeas

Warum fama Sim Sart ip BILE
lts perfaufen?
Weil CT feline Ebetlbaber unb
@eiieabe bat unb alles fir gaar
perfauft4 ST. banbelt aad bem
Sate: u8letne prpftte unb srUbe
@tnnabmsn+
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Wpbles 8lut.

Sn Gnglanb betra9tet n1an es als
cine grobe @bre bem 9lbel anauseb6ren
unb in ben Nbern fogenannten mobiles
8lut gu baben. @s 1T aber oft Ser
GaQ, baB bas 8lut bes Mbeligen ni9t
10 gut 1T, als pie bas 6es frdftigen
Mannes, mel6er beg Nbeligen &ibe
uno @6weine biitet. Wirflid) mobiles
Blut 1T bas, tpel6es reid an @iien 1T,
.unb in geiunoen &0rpern cirfultrt. Ser
&ep. %. 9. Smith Grafton MaH.
fagt: sd gebrau9te 8romn's 3ron
Bitters gegen einen f9le6ten 8lut3u=
itanb unb erbielt groBen gfuben.
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Gin Mpot1efer
eibt 3cuamif.

YoynIcrttdt In Der eisnen Seinot 1T nibt INNER
Gin Nsweis pon gerbienit. abermil stoIs weien mir
boranf FIN, bab teine anbere MrSnci iib i'm eienen
Dtaes etaaie, aanbe nnb LIBERAL 70 oHsemeiuen
8ejfoN erwprbeu haf scis
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cages Nemtgfeite,t.
Snla

= Die 2egislatur bon Ohio bat ibr,
&ongreBs Delegaten in1truirt, fir Ser
Mbi6luB bes Niearagua 8ertrages Al
ftimmen.
= Granf Wlerigolb in Nidsburg
Prdiibent ber Mfhfiippi 2umber Com
panp, Der gnwalt Datrid 0enrp uni
g. s. Ibams bon Stem Sort baben cit
Seoer ben @pnoufteur etnes pu1mar
palaftwagens auf $4,000 S9aoener:
faB pertlagt. Ser .@onbufteur bate oi,
orei Mdnner fiir Sai9enbiebe ertldr
unb fte gealpunsen, ben 3ug su per.
lafen.
= Infer @oniul in palo Del Sort,
beridtet, baB ber grport amerifaniibel
Waaren mad Merifo in feinem gonia.
lar 8e5irfe Don einem Weribe Dor
$8424.06 i'm Sabre 1882, auf Bit
Summe BON $50, ,117.68 in 1883, uni
beim S1luI1e bes 84er iSisealiabres
auf $2,5@, ,468.13 geftiesen mar, rpo=
gegen bic @infubr merifaniI9er Site,
fi9 bios auf $756, $4,000 belief, tpenn
man gemiinates -@els unb Grse aum
8etrage bon $2,947, 1880 ni9t nit=
re9net.
Muslanb.
= Das &riegsminiferium in 2ons
BON bat enoli6 @a6ri6teu bon gsppz
ten erbalten. General Stemart berids
let, Dab er fiiblib BON Metemneb Elm
perf@anstes 2ager beaogen babe uno
nit bem General @oroon in Nerbins
bung ftebt. General WorielD melbet
bic ginnabme bon Metemneb bur1 bic
brittifden Sruppen. @temart batte
mebrere @efe4te nit arabii1en &ebeIs
len, in pel9en 5 gmirs berielben gez
tObtet tuurben. Stemart felbit wuroe
peruunbet, 1T aber in Der GeHerung
besriffen. @orbon berfidert, baB er
feline Stelung in Gbartum auf Sabre
binaus 3u balten perm6se. 8eresforb
befinbet fi6 nit elmer Sruppen=Mbtbeis
lung aaf benz Mari6e bon Metemaeb
nod Gbartum.
= Sn 9ouoon berri6t Der ginbrud,
bob bic grploiioaen bafelbit in Nmerifa
uno auf benz europdii1en Continent
mebr Iufregung berDorserufen baben,
als in @nglano felbf, NO man oes Sp=
tlamit S9redens f9on gemobnt ift.
Die MaBregeln, tpel9e in ben Ser.
Staten gesen ben Yerfauf BON Dnnaz
NIT ergrifen woroen finb, finben in
Sonbon aagemeine Nnerfennung.
= Man bat in 2onbor cine Grau
perbaftet, bic Dpnamit an ibrer periom
berborgen bate. 8lei93eitig belbt es,
baB bic poIi3ei breier Mdnner babbaft
tpurbe, bic nit ibr ein @omplott geplant
batten.
= n@il 8las" in paris mid pifen,
baB bic iiingfte grplolion in 9onDon
bon S1rlftieBern aussing, bic in elmer
en9lli9en Sraderei au paris beI6dftigt
tparen.
= gnglii9e Na9ri9tea aus Same
run beiagen, baB bic 9euti9en BEL benz
gombarbement bas gigentbum Der
@ngldnoer ni9t f6onten unb iogar
gegen ben prOtelt oes 8ice. &oniuls in
benen 9aus brangen unb ,oafielbe na6
Watfen our6iu9ten.
= Wtln1en. 6iirft 2Omenlteim or
eanifrt einen pilser3us unb beabl bli6tist
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= Cine @rfdltung fann sefdbrli9
tperoen ober ni6t, ie na9bent man
Mittel gu ibrer gefdmpfung antpenbet.
Wer tpeiie 1T, Der fiebt fid bor gegen
ale Gdlle, bic in elmer Gamilie eintreten
f0nnen. Sci pl6bli6en Nnfdlen bon
@rfdltung, Brdune, Mftbma u. I. tp.
ertpeiit fi6 Nper's gberrps spectoral als
oas i6nellite un6 tpirtiamte Mittel
uno als Der bette Greunb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-01-29

bod bernebmen mir aus gutter Queae,
oaB bafielbe cine perf6nli6e @eranlafz
Jung bdtte unb oaB es nit ben politi=
i9en uno iocialen @egenIdben, mel9e
unter ben @tuoiren6en obtpalten, b61=
items mittelbar in 8ertinbung itebt.
9luf bic @tuoirenoen bat bas greignib
einen tiefen ginorud eena6t, eine
Gortfebung, tpie iie Man6e befiir9ten,
tpirb baber ni6t ftattfinben. uebriz
gems baben bic 8eb6roen Die 6urd) bic
umfdnbe gebotenen 9orfebrungen ge>
troffen."
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3abrsane 90.
MDer's
29ue Cure

eatbdlt Elm 9essnsift eesen ale bon eumtHuit te-.
riibrenae nehel. bas, 70 uieI man peib, in teiner
ansern arane: entbaIten IL. Gs entbalt feiu gbi.
min, aad feline metauif9em ober anseru i@abIi@em
Sefanbtbeile ui.S bot baber teinen mabtbeirisen
Ginus auf bic Contribution, fonbern Idbt ben a5r>
per 70 gefunb .pie DOR Der arantbeit.
aBfr saranffren, bab aper'S aeuesGure aae
Gdae Don fattent, remittirenbent, ftiaem, Ie1feI.
unb gaIIenfieber, 70 wie pon aeberIeiben, bic
burd eampfiuft berbeisefabrt iirb. beirt. eoute
g nod ri@tiser anipenbuns 5n beiIem uerfebren 70
ftaS bic Gambler burd unier GirtuIar pom /. SuIi
1882 erma9tist, has Sch 3urid3ujahlen.
Dc. 3. G. aper & Co., lumeII, flat.
Sn allen apotbsfen tu baben.
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Professors Saloon,
Darrrottt
Wetn< u Bier<6alpll.

PAT Meft gommerttira6e.
Grif4es fabIes Bier unb bic bejfen Weinr.
fiqnote nub gigarren. @orter une AIe.
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Weahtenstuertb fir @roceriebdno.
let tut SanOe.

Sebr oft bort man bic Grase fteuen: us
fault man quite 8urit 2" Mam fam ne mil
sutem @epiien beantporten, tpenn man
ben Namen Bm. S0fins bon Gan antonic
nennt @erbelatpurR, Wlettmurf, QebertpurR,
Biener @iirnden unb alle in oieies Sad, elm.
f6lagenoe Gabrifate iinb niraenos befIer au fin.
ben, als in benz Gleildmarft SO oil abenue
y, Ber einmal bort setauft bat, Der tpirb elm
treuer Sfuube bleiben. Der Muf bes Serrn
S0fins birgt fur quite @aare. 8eIfellunaen
pom eaube peroen prompt auSsefibrt unb 3u
mabisen Rreifen. 22,2,p1i
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galDert. Geras, .. W.ai 1872.
sS4 m5@ts metse Anersennuns ter wertbpcuen
eiseuf4aiten ron
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VIM. CAssIN.
3 dnbIer in @runbeigentbu m
can Mufctfo, Xeru8.

VdH 4tntOHtO, XeTd8%
Office 10. ID SoIebab GtraBe.
8efoubere anfmerfinmfeit uirb bem Raufen
uno Serfaufen bon &andes uub 2dnbereien In
Befteya8 8eipibmet.
SD fenue bic meifen Der 2dnhereien, bic id
.sertaafe, unS fait aIes eanb ber peitIiden
Geuntie6.
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= 2ebmann lief bic 2ofalna9ri6ten
teiter 3eitung. .S6on mieber eine
Srau obtgef9Iagen-"rufte er.
pWon ibrem Manns" frast feline Gat<
tin surld.
yta atiirfi9, bon mem benn?"
anttportet Der sdrtlide @bemann.
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2l9erss 9ariaparilfa.

5slsenber Brief pon einem unferer befannteften
apotbeter in Ruffa@ufetts III fir ieben 2eibenben
pom Sntereffe:-
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gnbe Gebruar benielben mad Gom 3,

= @oblena. gs bat fi9 cine unoorz
bergefebene &dlte bier einseiteat. Ser
&bein 1T 5ugefroren. 9ie ponton
Bride unterbalb beg 9lusfluHes Der
Moiel 1T entfernt tporben, ba man be-
fdr9tete, biefelbe piiroe our@ bas Sis
ser1t6rt tperben.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-07-24

DOES DECENCY PAY R-Suppose
that a party in this country should
act with general and nee sOlici.
tude to subordinate every other
consideration to that of making a
pure and efficient administration,
except . proper consideration for
legislative reform, which would be
the better promoted by the renuu.
citation or an unseemly scramble
and crush for Office. Would not
such a party be thereby enabled to
take strong bold upon the respect
of the majority of citizens, aud
consequently stand a very good
chance Of demonstrating the pay.
ing quality of public decency 7
Those who would swerve the Presi.
dent from his chosen course with
regard TO appointments as it has
thus far been developed are evi.
unwise as partisans, or un-
fortunately Indifferent to the future
popularity of the Democratic party.
GdlUeStoR Neus.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-07-24
He Needed a Spanking.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
All the adult passengers in the
waiting room had their attention
attracted by his antics. He want.
ted candy, and he wanted to see
the r1ver, and he wanted more than
any city the size of Detroit could
furnish free gratis. His mother
hushed him up the best she could,
and several times he slapped her
face and kicked her shins and got
off without even n pinch. BY and
by an old man who sat near her,
and whose feet the boy had walked
on several times, began to get ner-
vOus, aud, turning 10 his right
hand neighbor, said:
"Lord o. MASSEY /! but I've got to
git outer here or spank that boyw
"He just aches for it," growled
the other.
"He does. He puts me in mind
OF my William. I've seen Will
liam when nothing on airth but a
spanking would put good nature
into him.
81 say l will go ~ shouted the
boy at this moment.
"PleaSe, Johnny, be good" ell
treated the mother.
81 wOn't!n
"Oh, do See how they are look.
ing at us!'
81 don't care il they areIT
With that he went up to the old
man and made a kick, and then
the curtain went up on the play.
one twist and two motions he
was seized, whirled over a pair of
knees, and, before he could sQuack
once, the spanking machine began
is work. If ever a boy of z was
neatly wound up and the ugly ia
zen out of him inside of Sixty sec.
'nds, the work was 10 more com.
,lete than in this case.
"Theref" said the spanker, as he
pended the child aud placed him
N a seat, ''yOu'll feel better-a
cap better. Hated to do it YOU
now, but saw that you was suger-
lg for il. Beg your mothers par
on tor interfering ia family mat
ers, but you set right thar till the T,
rain is ready p
The boy "set," so still and such a
and SOLID peace stole over the
'Owd that the yells of the hack. +.
an outdoors gave everybody a ,
ain. !
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-07-24

AS an excuse for gong abroad,
Mr. Talmage says be longs to get
somewhere where the English Ian
guage is not spoken. But why go
to Europe Why not attend some
of the revival meetings conducted
by Rev. Sam J0nesf Or hear
Rhea in Shakespeare at the thea
TIRE.