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Connecticut western news., 1885-03-18

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 "d ISer OI SSLth sYPa SaSsphIss. ''' EsipeciaRa Desirdbis. Tor chtLiren.
 AI@lt physician at the Child's hos iitsl At Albany. N. r. says: We have i~-en using Scntt's Emulsion with great success. nearly all sf our patients are >ufernR from bone diseases and our physicians find it very beneficial,
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-18
q. ". S,'UvII.I.I.. t'u. nlShlng und, rMk,l

%. ,lvaltI m CAskvts, UOtins, Bunal Hob. Q ri All kinds ui Undvrtak ere Iiouls Th 'E approved nlcthods knuwt to she pr'Ifrs p'i' dsrd 10 prrserTinl the dead.
 Cabtnet wIk, Uphnlstering. sud Hcpaint rumItl, and thornuEhl, ,lune
 Nprnt hu NJ. G. Mhseltr'r cut huNe'
 llesu,lenc, and rltap ob the ''tl,seh. .s'srfnls Conn Sstl
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-18
BORN. HIRBERp Al Sr 'ulk .rh IS. hnght.rt c Ii. .nd Auui' Iiihi'.F .
BORN.

Dl. D, ESDLi TON t S uth N"rfi Mar N. II " Prediction, sVest yrsrp. uKsER-At Nrl.l, Falls ass Maj. ii, Ire Ablgal 1urh,r. age. 70 yeats NDGRwonD-At M t,a lark. Ft, .Mn Atd e .. .'trNr,d oi ut AHn, Outt..uEss, 25 ysSIr. ,i n"nth- amt l2 'sys. Fun r.l ! ba'i 'at f'anA,n, NrcH 7 'EREILL-At N,w Hartkrd, Mar g DsaCa. iam,r Mriril. age 91 Neafs. 'UT' Es-At Sha "h t'uun., Mar ], lee H,t e" l. 1iutlrr. aged 92 years.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-18

.ale's Honey the great Cough cure, ,2-c. soc &sl Slcnn's sulphur Soap heals | beauiInes. asc. CcrmanceFrRemsyer kills corps DuaiOns Atrs Hair sAd NAiskss DVs-pIack and Brown. yoo, Ptkes TeetheeAe mreps cure in Minute, ,2se w@@niB mMeamamsts PaAls Ass q su1s eurs. Co.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-18
NOTICE

During the absrn Q ot th undersigned N. spar, will sttrnd Co ihr U ,dt't-king and Sil no,iIy me sn th't 1 ~il b. a' h"m on ih, Irs' train. Albert rurmug wid sbeud la v,ldhng.
 e. P. SIyuot a. >'af K ~nln. J uuar, .
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-18
Es,, c,SAAN o,apa .uru
'"NN ~"sIs sS
January iss6.

H,trtHs tHk.' Aksnt
 orn,iHi ofcss bridRsl,ort. tt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
Yrpfiamatipn.
g pesialzW abl.

Da cine 8aeans i'm @tabtratb befebt,
bic bur1 bas Mbleben beg alderman
Martin Miin6 bon Der 4. Warb unb
bic &efignation Der alderman 30. S.
@orbett BON Der l. Wa,b Der Staot ber=
D%orgerufen murbe, uno ba bieie 8aeatt3
mebr als ieun Monate Dor elmer Wabl
eingetreten 1T unb Section 81 beg @itp
Charter ano,bnet, bab Der Mapor in
folhem Sale cine Wabl our 6iiIung
Der Vacan5 anorbnen ion,
So i6reibe i6. 8rpan GaQagban,
MaDor Der Staot Sun Mntonio, gemdB
Der mir 6ur6 ben Gbarter uno Bic Or
bi1a11aen Der @tabt perliebenen Ma6t,
eine Wabl fir bic /. unb 4. Warb Der
Staot aus, bic am
g onnabenb %, Ben 81. Oftober,
bebufs @rmdblung apeier Nlbermen, UNI
beia9te Wacan3 gu. fiaen, abgebalten
tperben ion.
Ser Stimmfafen miro fir bic erffe
Waro i'm Bolisei=6 auptquattier ge6fs
net iein, 9DrfBenber %. g. Smith.
nnb fir bic pierte Waro in go. 207,
Mampifrabe. nabe giuitatrabe, 8crs
fibenber u. 9reiB f.,
Die Wablenfolen a~bgebalten unb bic
.Yeri6te gema9t merben, in ueberein=
ftimmung nit Der Orbinans, mel6e
Wablen resulirt.
Cur gefrdftigung unteraei6ne i'd nit
90 meiner Namensunterf6rift uno
~lafe bas Stabtfiegel biu3ufagen,
am beutigen 26. September 1885.
8rDan @~allagban, Mapor.
3eugniB: 6. g. Glau6on, Gitp Glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06

waii. 3war linb 6ineif6e Sage1obner
t1nb Tarmarbeiter ipe5iea bon Der 8er=
giinitigung Der &idtebrsp die bon Be-
iu9sreiien &c. ausgenommen, aber mie
piu man es ben 8ittifelern Inn iol1e
pdHe Oil Der Naie aniebeu, ob lie 5aae:
l6bner, &rdmer, 6armarbeiter ober Sc
tperbbetr, i6enbe iinb?
Die &esierung bon 9amaii if febr
beffrebt, ibrem 2anbe Die Yprtbeile 6er
abenoldnoii6en Gultur 3ufommen gu
lafen un6 ge,aoe 0esbalb aud bemiibt
tie fi9 iebt, Der Gbineien. @intpanberuns
einen &ieeel bur5ui9ieben unb lie bur6
ginpanberung aus europdii6en Gulturz
l1nbern gu erfeBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
Die Florence Ntebtinaale Der &ia.
berpfieae.

Die Florence Ntgbtinaale Der Rias
berpfdeee.
Gplaenbes 1T elm NusSus zines an ben
Deutfden Reform MeHeaSer in @bau.s
'bersbursh. Ba., seiGriebenea 4risfes:
Cine @ ehlthdterin.
Oefnet bic Thare flr Ne nnb Wirs.
@inslom uirb beweiien, boB fe bic ome=
rifanii4e 6lorentiner Nadtisall Der Rins
Der lit. Dappn fnb mir 70 nber3eaat,
baB mir unierer uSufp" Iebren perben
au iasen: v@eiesaet iei Wars. BinsIom"
neil fie berielben bebalfid NOR, iiser biz
Beriobe bes 3abnens unb anbere ye=
fdperlidleiten far 3inSer hinpes5nicm=
men. Wrs. Minslop's Soothing Sprur
nimnft ben Sinbern bic Sdmer3en une
furtrt Dpientrie unb GiarrbOe. 81
madt BEN @aumen CART, befreit bon
~Gntaanbuns uno brinst oas 9ino slidlid
uber Die Beriobe bes s3uhnens hinweg.
@r tbut serabe bos, mas aer pcr9iebt 80
tbun, NCes unb nidt ueniser. Bir ia.
BEN einmal Wrs. Winslcw 9eieben unb
fennen fe nur burd ibren Sootbina
Sprup fir 8inber. Wenn mir bic Wadi
bdtten, wirben mir fe ais 9eilanb fit
bic 3inber binlfelen - mas fe aud in
Der Etat 1T Der Sprup wirb in
alen Apotbeteu su IS Gents per 5taide
perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
Gbineieabak aaertuarts.

Ni6t rlnr in ben Ser. @taaten lit
man beftrebt, ii9 bic ~unlieblame 9uli=
Ginuanberung bonn 9alfe gu balten.
gbenio tpie i'm Wof6ingfon Serritori,
UNI 70 berrf9t aud fenleits Der CREME,
In Nritii9 Columbia, elm iebr erbitter.
ter ghinefens6 aB. Neueroings erfdbrt
mon, baB aud in Nuffralien bic ueiBer
NnfieOler bic Wafen ergrifen baben,
nm id utter Nnpenoung Derlelben
Sactif, tuie fiefn Wpoming un6 entlang
ber paeifie Rafte befoIgt murbe, Der
Heberf1Demmung ourd Die gbineien
5u erwebren. Sn MuifraIien 1T bies,
Die man bort, ni9t obne ben gemiinfd>
ten grfolg gef1eben.
SEPT erfdbft man nun, baB 1ih auh
0atDaii, wel9es big iebt nod INNER
5iemli9 gutlpilis bic be3opftem 66bne
bes bimmlii9en 8eides Der Mitte aufz
labut, energif9 gegen ieoe Gortiebung
fsr ungebemntten 3uIi l1eberfdfpems
muftg erfldrt bot. gs banoelte fi9 bier
poitio um eiuen &f urls Oafein,
uno es NOR i~eoenfalls bic b695te s3eit,
bab man ibn aufgenornuten. Senn
fdon 3dblten bic gbine1en auf ben
Sanbmi9s Snieln mebr als elm Orittel
Der GeIammtbep6lferuns. 9a bic Chi
neien bort aber MIR gu berrli1 ae6eiben,
bic gingebornen-bie Ranafen-baaes
i'm Musherben begrifen finb, uno oa
ferner a0idbrli9 Saufenbe bon Chine.
len bort eintpanberten, 10 lag bic @es
fabr nur Sl nabe, BOB 6atpaii int nidt
a13uferner 3eit gu elmer bur9 unb burd
Observation-Disclosures getporben tu1re.
S9ou iebt liegt bort Elm GROCER She'll
bes 0anbels in 9inelf9en Sdnben unb
.tpeun bic g~intpnnoerung nod elm boar
Sabre 10 fortgebauert bdtte, tpie in Der
Iebten 3eit, banr1 bdtte fem meiBer Mr=
better ober Be9dftsmann mebr gegen
BITE @oncurren3 Der @bineien auf3ufom.
men berrno1t.
Dieie nur gu begriinbete 8eiiirdtung
mar es, mel9e bic meiBen Beberrider
Der Sanbmi6sJn feln = benn troB bes
batpaiif6en G6nigtbnms unb Der anqebs
liden nnabbdngigfeit-ino bod ameri=
faniide uno beutf1e 8rpBs 9aufleute
bic eisentli6en 6erren bes 9anbes-be.
tDOseu bat, @eieBe our gefdrdnfung Der
Gbinefen ; ginuanberung 3u e~rInifen.
2eiber bat mar fi9 bierbei unIere unjes
Iigeu Nnti=@ bineiens@ eiebe gum 0ors
bilbe genommen unb es if nur sl tpiins
i6en, baB mon bort oamit before gr,
folge e%r5ielen m0ge, als bies fpe3iea in
San francisco Der Soil gepsfen.
Die unglidielige paB 8efimmnng,
bic tuie gum umgangenperben gef9affen
3u fem f6eint, finbet fid aud in benz
Mntis gbineieueinfubr. gefege BON 1as
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06

notbwenbig I'll, geniiuente Sauf6mittel
gu baben. SranfreiA bat eine iebr groBe
Circulation, mobl neil niel 8clo in
Spart6pfen uno 5triimpfen liest unb
6as 8anf= unb @bedpelen nod ni6t 10
ousgebilbet 1T; bic Ser. Staten gez
brau6en trob ibres @leorinsz9auies &C.
&C. mebr r&!eingelb" fur ben meniser
bi6t beo6lferten Weiten unb CUR Be3abs
lung Der grrten; England bat sroBe
2ObnSablungen unb beoorf AUDI fitr
feline rieligen 8anfgei9dfte mebr &leins
gelb; Merifo fommt nit 1924 pr Gopf
aus in Solse ieiues ausgebebnten @re=
6itfDltems, bes oirecten Saui6banbels
NIT ben Garmern uno ber Nbpeienbeit
GROCER Snbutrien u.f. 10. Sn bemiel=
Ben 2anbe dnbert fi6 bas YetbdltniB
beitdnoig. Nm l. Sanuar 1873 batten
mir in ben Ser. Staten 81. 80in0fiinae
uno $17.10 in Papier, dip i'm Gan5en
$3.50 per &opf in Circulation, am l.
Sanur 1885 aber So 80 in Miin5e unb
$14.15 in papier, alfo SPAS i'm @an=
5er. Set Dem l. Sanuar 1881, NOD mir
1920 in Circulation batten, 1T bieier
8rtra9 3iemli6 conitant seblieben, eben
10 mar oas 8erbdltniB amii6eH WiinSe
unb papier, bas etlpa At betrdat. qle
geriu6e. an biefem GerbdltniB our6
G%orc;ruug bon Silberbolars etmas gu
dnbern, haben 1i6, ols persebli6 ermies
len. na6bem nit Wieoeraufnabme Der
8oar5ablung Gle Circulation bnnWaiin3e
auf einen beitimmten Yunft geboben
porben mar; fem Meni6 fam aber be-
baupteu, baB mir before @ei6dfte ses
ma6t baben, feitbem ieben Monat mebr
SilberboIars geprdst wurben.
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6. *. Ma,;Ger: wboIefoIe<

6. S. @aaaer; WboIefalez unb
&etaiIbdnOIer in Garben. OeIen, Mnz
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fem groBes
Eager in bieien @rtifell su Nep Oorf
Preifen unb madt gang Fbeionoers auf
ben getudblten 8orratb BON BiIbern
@brOmes, 9upfers unb Stablfiden,
Selgemdloen unb pbantaiie BiIbern
aller Mrt. ferner auf Die gei1madbDle
@usmabl BON 8ilberrabmen Der aIsrs
moberniten Gorm unb auf bic Mlss
umfahenben 3eidenmaierialen auf=
merfiam. Nqe Auftrds. fin irgenb cine
Der obigen 8randen mer6en prompt
ausgefibrt; Bilber bon ieber @r6Be ems
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiteu m6gli9if
i4nea uno gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f1lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
Weue Waareu.

llnermiiolid in ieinem @ifer, bas Bette gu
bisten, pas Der Marft I%iefert, bat Der befannte
SdubbdnbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN ei.
Sduben sinselest, Der Niles iiberttiht, mas mir
bisbsr in Oisfer Brands faben. Pie eanOss..
nabten sdube finO SOn elmer aeidtiOteit uno
elesans, um ieoen Sub, MOLTEN fagen ieoes
6iibden, su Sieren. @ir erfuden bic Damen,
ii4 bic nenen @aaren ansufeben uno fe perben
nit ms lbereinltimmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
men Ruf, Der faibionable S6ubbanoIer ~unierer
Stabt gu fem, oufre9t erbdlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
Ser Seridt bes Miim5oirectprs.

Ser s%esenmdrtiee Stanb Der Wdb=
rungsfrage berlelbt Dem fOeben imOrud
eridienenen Yeribt bes Miin3oireetors
fir bas Sabr 1884 elm gang belonberes
Sntereife unb mir arelfen beshalb aus
Dem rei6en Matsrial 5und5it nur bic
Nngaben beraus, wel6e in b0aiq lrts
mittelbarer Ye3iebung gu Der Wdb.
~rungsfrage iteben.
Sn eriter 2inie fragt es li9 ba, pie
bic Probuetion bon @olb unb Silber
in Der Welt mdbrenb Der lebten Sabre
i9 perbalten bat. @olb uno SLIDER
iinb in .er Iter 2iaie dig Waare gu be-
tra6ten unb ibr relatiuer Werib. iotpie
bic Gluctuationen Der preiie miiHen bon
Mnsebot uno Na6frage, probuction unb
8erbrau9, abbdngen. IS Seigt li9 nun,
baB Die @ol%oproouction in ben lebten
Sabren abgenommen bat. 1881 purbe
Der @eiammtbetrag an Cob auf runo
1850 Gilos i'm Wertbe BON 103
MiQionen Dollars angegeben, fir 1882
betrug bic Yrobuftion 148 $40 &ilos
i'm Wertbe BON runb 1913, 700. 900, uno
1883 nur 141,479 &ilos i'm Mertbe BON
1914, 027, 091; in benfelben Sabren itieg
Der Wertb beg Silberprobuctes BON 102
auf LOG uno ia Miqionen 9olars.
Sbglei6 bic Ser. Staten pobl allen
tire unlinnige Silberprdgung beibebal=
ten, uno aud anbere 2dnoer lire Sill
b~erprdsnns iteigerten (gnslanb prdste
1882 fir iiber 6 Milionen Dou. Sill
b%ermiin3en geseu l Miaion i'm Sabre
Dorber; 5panien itieg BON 8 Milioneu
auf 10 MiIionen, Sapan tieg bon 4
auf Z MiIionen, Snbien unb Merifo
bebielten ibre ftarfe SiIberprdsung bel,
9euti9lanO nabm iie wieber auf), ob=
glei9 alio bies gel6ab, ipuroe bem ite=
tigem Sal beg Silberbplars bod ni6t
@inbalt geboten; Der Marftpertb bes
in einem iol9en STANDARD Dollar ent
baltenei1 sSein1ilbers in 2on6Dn betruq:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
SdmprrbptSeu SeilmitteI.

Samorrboioen baben sem5bnlid borber-
sebenbe Sdmer3en I'M Hiden, 2enben' unb benz
llnterleibe. 70 bab Der ~atiemt slaubt feline Rie>
rer, Ober bic nddten Srsane ieien in einem
franfbaften 3ufanbe. 8eitmeiie iinb 3ei9en
ben llnberbauli6teit s~esenpartig, als 8ld.
buns, llnbebasIidfeit beS Magens etc. Fine
Hen9tisfeit tpie Sdpeib, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadbem man uarnl
piro, 1T elm setu0bnlider Besleiter. 8linbe,
blutise uno iudenoe 9dmorrboiben persen
burd sinmaIissn @ebraad bon Or. 8ofonfo's
Sdnorrboiben SeiImitteI, pel9es brett auf Die
frantbaftem eteaen sinwirft, Sic aumor ab.
iorbirt, oas bsfftee SUDDEN beieitist uub cine
bauernbe Seiluns berborbrinst abseFeut.
Yreis so @ents. HoorefEre: Ebe Or. 8ofonIo
Mebieine 60, Biaua, Sbio.
@@erfaaft bel 8. RaIteber & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
Wulfsfeft : @e5haft.

NOtun8, OQn1en!
9ie feline $3.50 tpertbe @baie Orgel,
wel6e bon ben 9erren &bobius unb
Selnpsfp Der Bolts Nfociation geiGentt
tDuroe, iDirb berienigen Dame 5uerfannt
tperben, mel6e pon ieBt ab big gun,
Mittmo6 ben 81. Sftober Na1mittags
s nbr bic meifen 8olfsfeff=S bers
fauft bat.
Sieienigen, uel6e I'M bic Brdmien=
Srgel gu concurriren tDiiniden, m6sen
gefdlligit beim S9abmeiter s. QerfI
jun, mel6er ibnen Sidets ~berabfolgt
un6 ndbere Snformationen sibt, bot.
ipre6en.
@rfagt: fommt nidt ole auf eininaI.
17,9t 8. %. MaoaraB, prdi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06

lin ben b0sartisen @inhaRen bon
E6le6tem Wafer, Miasmen, ibermdBi=
ger 9ibe &C., gut mioeriteben gu tonus1t,
1T es notbpenbis, fi6 ben Organisz
mus rein gu balten unb bieie s gel1iebt
am befen our6 Sr. Mugut So
beribmte 5amburger
Srppfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06

-pbDtDgropbien. tpelde in Gallo
M a . 8 @aIIerte, Alb Ot Gouffon=
Strabe genommen tDerben. finb in
jeber 9infidt polIfommen unb f6nnerl
ni9t iibertroHen ,perben. Mer cine
poraigli9e Photographic 3u mdBigem
preiie uiini9t, Dem empfeblen mir mad
Gailauaps @alerie gu geben. uno ct
mir6 aufriebengeifelt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06

Wagii6 unb wunberbar, 5agen
biele Wteniden, limo bic Wirfungen oes
groBen S6mer5enitilers, ct. Safo5s
Del, gegen rbeumatii9e 2eibelf. SIS
befiegt ole S6mersen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06

"Feiles S~arsaparilla" far
aue Slut. uub Sautfrautbeiten. Rurirt Bic
fdlimmffen Sale bon BIutheraiftuns bis 3ur
gemSbnIiden Ginne. @ebran1sannei5ana auf
Der Etitette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Wft'g
Company un6 gum @erfauf an @ieberbertdufer
uno an gribatpsrlonen bel u. Dreih San
Wntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06
oImuroyed condition Powdersu fur yfe

~"Impr0yed Condition Powders" fur Efer.
probiss guIusr IN Der ssSanSInns bon sui.
tranfbeiten aller art, aueensine ltnpdSlidteit,
@nmadirn Der Saui, @anbe, gelbss @a1er,
Mansel ON Mppetit. @ebraudsaumeiiuns auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb gum 8erfauf
bel Mbolpb Orei6, alamo Ylaaa, sssen.
iiber Der Yptoffiee, Gan Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-06

0Eenss QoSfs stsr garts6aas bur@ cine eiusise
4yY[a<eticn tise8 fdrttllfteLe IN ,setdrJea!fs
&43ef5 ptrwaubsit- Gs lbfft duff her eftass cine
ra<1sI'es 6arts Sezle!5tab. get apettetsln u
qshsff - Nafrss q. Rev peFts
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-05
The Seyenteen-Tear LOcusts.
Me0phis Avalanche.

The long expected 17-J ear locusts
have put in an appearance in various
parts of Mary land and about Balti-
more. Several days ago the holes in
the ground where they came out were
seen, but the insects were aot observ>
ed Now the locusts in large NUNS
bers are climbing the trees. ana their
sloughs OF shells may he seen sticking
to the trunks and branches. Though
the locusts are about in quantities,
they have not yet commenced their
peculiar song. They seem a little
tender yet. They make fights, but
it is comparatively a feeble effort as
yet An immense number of ant hills
have been observed this season, and
it is ju 3ged from their appear ance at
this time that they are the enemies OF
the locusts. When the locusts first is
sue from the ground asd are soft, on
army of ants will attack them,
and birds of various kinds prey on
them, and fowls OF all kinds thrive
on them The locust is harmless, but
persons before handling it should be
sure that the digger wasp or 'stizzus
gr.;dIs" is not hung to the insect. 1t is
this wasp that in locust years causes
SO many deaths thai are credited to
the locust. This large wasp. about
the size of a locust, comes with each
return of the 17-year locusts to prey
on them. The sting of the wasp
causes death frequently il two hours
In short time the female locusts will
commence laying their eggs in the
young branches of the trees, selecting
those less than an inch in diameter.
From the points of puncture the
limbs die out to the tips, and hanging
from the trees through the season
present peculiar appearance that
calls the attention of all to the fact
that it is locust year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-05
The Celebration of 1892.
n. Y. Mail and Express

The humorous remark of Senator
Evarts, that he intends to be presi
Dental candidate in 1892 on the plat
form that Christopher Columbus dis
covered America, is likely to have an
important effect in directing the at
tention of the nation to the question
of the proper celebration of the 400th
anniversary of the achievement of
Columbus, and the meeting the other
evening of the Spaniards and the
Spanish-Americans in New York to
consider that question ought to be the
beginning of the work of arranging
for the demonstration. 1t is obvious
that New York is the place III which
the chief celebration should be held,
aud the Mail and Express has for
years urged that the greatest Worlds
Fair ever organized be arranged for
1892 in honor of Columbus. A site
SHOULD be chosen in the proposed
Pelham Bay Park, and perhaps the
name of the diScoverer of the New
World might wisely be substituted for
that of Pelham Bay. AS a monument
to Columbus, permanent buildings
should be erected, to be used for the
exhibition of the products of our soil,
manufactures, inventions which have
brought their authors more than S10,
600 each, and other objects of interest.
Great geological AID botanical gar
dens should also be established, and
in celebrating the 400th anniversary
of the discovery of America monu
ment of more value than any of bronze
or marble should be reared to Column
bus in tae creation of a permanent
display of the products of the land
whose history begins with his achieve
rent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-05
WHAT REComPENsEr

He might have sung song the world should
hear,
Whose clarion notes had rung so loud and clear
That men had listened and keen made
The better for the fray.
The MOL and care Of every day;
Stronger to bear the heavy burdens laid
BY life on toilers in the onward way;
But fate said nay!
She might have had the right to say my own
The joy Of being loved she might nave Kho"n'
Had wrapp ed around her, as shield
From every singing, poisoned dart
of envy hatred or malicious arr,
THE mantle of love that would not yield!
To any foe but die to save her heart!
But fate said nay
She wept her vanished hopes, yet sweeter trod
The path OF selfdenial that leads up to God.
He did his work in the small sphere
That God had given him and labored well.
The future world alone can tell
What recompense should come to those who
here
Bow meekly and work on, nor curse the knen
That sounds fate's nay.
Boston Transcript
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-05
Speaking of the revised Old Tesla
nanf tho lavish AHrnnntn rnrS

Speaking of the revised Old Iesta
ment, the Jewish Advocate says:
A large company of Christian
clergymen in this country and another
in England have bes a. engaged for
fifteen years in the preparation of
this book, and wo are now to have the
result of their joint laborS. The OBJ
ject OF making this revision of tran>
station, appears To be to obtain a closer
aud more exact rendering of the
original, and incidentally to modern
ize the book by the substitution OF
modern words for some which have
become obsolete since the version Row
In use was prepared, some two huwdred
and fifty years ago. 1t is stated that
the revisors have examined carefully
every sentence of the book with the
view of correcting errors of transla-
ton, and that, in order to insure per,
feet accuracy, they have diligently
compared several of the most accent
copies in existence. Emphasis has
been given to the fact that the revisers
are not all of one creed, almost every
section of the Protestant wing of the
Christian church being represented.
That provision was wis.,, for a creed
very stubbornly held is liable TO affect
the impartialty of judges in a matter
vitality affecting the basis of creeds.
But it is strange that il accuracy was
the object chiefly desired, no repre-
sentative of the Roman Catholic
church was invited to assist, and still
more remarkable that in translating
a book, the original of which was
written in Hebrew by Jewish poets
and sneers, no invitation was extend.
ed to a Jewish scholar, who surely
might have been expected to have
superior qualifications for the work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-06-05
Frances Decreasing Population.

The populatioa of France is decreas
ing instead Of increasing. The NOR
tally among infants belonging to the
poorer class is appalling. SO also is
the death rate among the orphans and
foundings left TO the charge of the
Communes, who are placed out to
nurse, aud drop out of life in numbers
during the first year of their existence.
This can hardly be wondered at when
babies in the first year of their exists
ence are paid for at the rate of only
six to fifteen francs a month, anG of
this sum of from four to ten sous day
the nurse is supposed to lodge, feed
aud care for the child. After the first
year the pay is reduced by a third,
while from & to Il years of age in 40
fewer than ten French departments
the nurses pay is only from to 8
francs a month, or from . TO 6 sous
per diem.