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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20
Incorrect History.

Gen. Grants book is said to con
tain two statements that will hard
ly comme"di it to persons who regard
accuracy as the first and last wiz
tue of historical work. One Of
them is the exploded story that
Jefferson Davis was captured in
the costume of a woman; lie other
tlc equally unveracious story that
at the opening of the campaign of
1854 Lee had $4,000 men, instead
Of the $4,000 really under his com
mand at that time. Equally incor
rect is Grn. Grants statement that
Lees reinforcements i'll the Cam
paign we're about equal to his own.
Having access TO the correct data
Of the Confederate and United
States records it may be expected
that the General will yet set these
matters Strengthened out.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

The motion for arrest of judg-
ment in the Cluverius case, which
was to have been heard on Tues.
day, was postponed until yesterday.
Tie poStponement was made to
give the counsel for CluveriuS furth-
er time to prepare the bills of ex
ceptions. The motion pending be.
ing, only made as a matter OF pre-
caution, was doubtless disposed OF
and death sentence pronounced
yesterday. If so the Supreme Court
and the Governor only stand be-
tween Cluverius and the gallowS.
One juror in the Cluverius case
has been approached with an en- :
quiry whether he would sign a pc
tition, recommending the prisoner
to Executive clemency.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

Another man was interrupted
while making preparations to jump
from the Brooklyn bridge last Mon
day. This one gave his name as
Parker f. DAILY, and said he was
a cornetist Of Jersey City. He was
locked up. The police believe he
intended to commit suicide.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20
Gen. Fitx Lee Carries the pny.

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, who has just
tasted ApollinariS straight for the
first time and wonders what it WAS
made for, separated from the ladies
who have put his gallantry to u
strong test without siraining it, by
persiSteutly seeking him outdurine
il whole fortnight. He does not
know that the entire post has been
talking all day of the eloquent, ar
dent, poetical speech of The night
before. In it he told Of his cadet
life before the Var, when his uncle,
Robert e. Lee, WAS i'll command.
He said since the rebellion had TO
be, it was better to have it behind
than 70 have it coming, as the boys
did i'll his day. Virginia and the
whole South, said he, are interested
in preserving the glory aud unity
of the nation, and realise that to
have a healthy whole all the parts
must be healthy.-Ncw York Suns
West Point Sketches.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

The old Liberty Bell. which was
loaned by the city of Philadelphia
TO the managers Of the New Orleans
Exposition, has been returned to
PHILADELPHIA.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

The grave of Gen. Braddocl, the
remnant Of whose force was saved
by Mai. Washington, of the Virgin.
ia Bucksllils, i'll their disastrous
revolutionary Indian raid, is
in Fayette county, Pa, the spot
being marked by Il substantial iron
enclOSure.-Statc.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

Cholera in Spain is spreading
westward along the Mediterra--
nean.a and thousands ofperSons have
left Madrid during the week.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

Prince Frederick Charles, cousin
of the crown prince of Germany,
and a distinguished general who fig
ured so conspicuously in the Fran.
co Pruss sian war died last Monday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

The amonnt realized from the
Confederate bazar, held in Balti
more. and the more recent straw
berry festival, was $4,000
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A company has been formed in
Richmond for the purpose ofmanu-
featuring soap. The capital stock
is limited to 100000.
Col. Robt. Mayo, of WeStmore-
land, ex.member of Congress, has
become deranged. 1t is said that
his mental alteration is OF a rellg-
ious character and that he is con
tinually preaching.
James Griffin, colored, WAS shot
and Instantly killed i'll York coun-
ty on Saturday, ten buckshot enter
ing his breast, by Il hidden assaS-
sin. A colorcd man named Butler
is in Jail charged with the crime.
The shooting was unplovoked.
Grafton Walker and a Mr.. Slate,
living about three miles east OF Salt
vile, Smytll county, were killed by
lightning recently duringa terrible
thunderstorm. They had taken
refuge under very large popular
tree, and they were killed instantly.
The one hundredtF anniversary
of the laying of the corner stone of
the State Capitol ut Richmond, Va,
will occur Oil the 18th day of Aug
ust next, and it has beer suggested
by some of our exchanges that the
day be appropriately commemora-
ted.
There was mailed Saturday at
Burgess postotlice, Dinwiddie coun
ty. ten miles from Petersburg, IL
large box of flowers, addressed in
q lady's hand, n. j. Cluverius,
Richmond, Va, nThe onlycvidences
of sympathy, that Cluverius has re-
ceived since his conviction have
been in the shape of flowers, appar
emily sent by ladies.
Great distress for food threatens
the people of the border counties
in Southwest Virginia. Corn, the
supply of which is their main sup
port, iSalmost eYhauSted.and is sell
ing at 81 per buShel. and the wheat
crop, now almost ready for harvest,
is 80 measre that it will afford but
little relief. These ale the counties
that suffered heavily from drought
and scourge last year.
In compliance with letter from
Governor Cameron requesting him
to do so Auditor Marye has sent
instructions to county and city
treaSurerS not to receive coupons
in payment oflicense taxes due the
State unless their genuineness has
been proved as established by law.
The deputies treasurerof Richmond
refuses to receive coupons in pay
nlent of license taxes.
The office of the United States
internal revenue department ofthe
second district OF Virginia, at
Petersburg. has been turned over
by Captain Asa Rodgers, tie pres
ent collector, to y. i. Elicit, of
Richmond, the incoming democratic
collector. Since the establishment
of the revenue office i'll Petersburg,
in 1865, about thirty million dollars
have passed through the hands Of
the several collectors.
Mrs. J. II. Puryear was murder.
ed in Dinwiddie county last Sa.ur
day night. 1t is alleged that she
was poisoned by her husband with
strychnine administered in whiSk-
ey. Puryear WAS arrested. They
were married year ago, and lived
nnhappily together most ofthe time.
Mrs. Puryear was % years of age.
The coroner'S jury returned a vcr-
dict that she came to her death at
the hands Of her husband.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

The publishers of Miss Cleve-
lands book report thatthe advance
orders will exhaust the first edition.
A ready sale Of $4,000 volumes is
predicted, Notwithstanding that
the subjects treated are not Of q
popular character. The demand
comes very largely from the South.
After the doctors had held their
usual consultation at Gen. Grants
house last Monday, DR.. Shrady said
that the swelling on the outside OF
the PATIENTS throat had increased
and had affected the voice. Col.
Fred. Grant said that his father
had bad night; that the General
WAS growing weaker, and that his
condition now seems TO be one Of
increasing debility, without pain.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Jefferson Davis is scvcnty-s seven
Years old.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

A company has been formed in
Richmond for the purpose of manu-
featuring soap. The capital stock
is limited to 100000.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20

The Little Rock(Alk.) Democrat
of the 4th says: "MrS. High (AIiss
Belle BOYD. the noted Confederate
spy is at the City Hotel in help.
less condition. She needs attention,
which orr charitably inclined read
ers should give a; once.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-20
NEW YORK.


Consignments receive our best
attention, highest market price,
with prompt returns at time of sale,
the financial standing of the house
atfording absolute security.
Stencils and poStals furnished
free on application.
Observation-Disclosures Bank. Nor
folk, Va; Irving National Bank, n.
Y; Judge L. r. Watts, &. A. Hat
ton, Cashier Bank, Portsmouth, Va
]. L. Daily, j. T. Nottingham.
Northampton Co. Va; DR.. John j..
Mapp, 3. w. Mears, Accomac Co.
Va.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-13

= Gin iunser Manm lernte cine
auf elmer &eiie besri6ene Gamilie fen>
men, unb ba ibm bas iiingfte MitgIieb
berieloen, cine reiaenoe 8rilnette, f6rmz
lid ben &opf perbrebte. bieIt er um
bic 9anb bes Mdb@ens an unb fiiblte
ii9 balb barauf gliidliber Brdutigam.
Nls FOLDER be1u6te er mad einigen Wos
den feline tiinftigen Sdwiegereltern in
ibrer 9eimatbsifabt unb bier fiel es linn
in unliebiamer @eife auf, baB feline
Braut ale Offi3iere febr gut fannie unb
nit ben i9neioigiten Iaterlanbsbers
tbeibigern intim befreunbet f9ien.
&af9 entf9lofen entlobte er fi6 tpies
ber. Nls ibn Semanb INN bas Motib
betragte, tparum er bic 8erbinbung ge<
loft, antportete er: sgine gbei9lie=
Bung bat fi9 leiber als unm6gli9 er>
uieien, unb stpar liegt bas 9inberniB
auf Seite bes Mdb9ens. sic tbdte
febr unre6t, iebt f@on su beiratben, oa
lie nod ni9t frei bonn Militdr."
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= Die S6rfer unb @drten in Ser
llmgegeno bon Qerat tperben aer1t0rt,
oan1it fie ni9t bic 8ewegungen Ser ruiz
fif9en Nrmee berbergen. @nglanb be-
5ablt fiir ben amgeri@teten S1aben.
- 9te gbolera in 6pattien iit ims
mer mod i'm 3unebmen begriffen.
- Mu@ in @bina f6eint bic Gbolera
Gorti9ritte gu MAIDEN.
Sn Berlin tagt eine internationaIe
Selegrapbenz@ z@onferen3.
: Non Mstabab ali Der afgbanil9en
@ren5e tpirb gemelbet, baB Die i'm Bau=
en- besriffene ruifii6e giienba6n Bis
Oftober boQenbet fein tpirb. 1000 ruiz
fif6e Solbaten finb bereits beln bortigett
&lima gum Spfer sefallen.
= Son Gairo tpirb bon 6nngersnotb
nnb Mnar6ie besi6tet, bic in &Oroofan
berrf6en.
= 1000 perfonen berlaKen MarIelGe
tdgli9, nm ben @efabren ber gbolera
gu entflieben. Die Mnaabl Der So6es=
fdlle In einem Sage betrug 12.
Sn oer llmgegenb BON 0oeKa ioll
cine &ranfbeit berrfden, bic man fir
@bolera bdlt.
= 9ie Barrier n&epublique Gram,
eoiie" bebauptet, oaB ein enslii6zdine=
fif9es S6ub= unb SrubbiinbmiB abgez
i6loien lei, bas feline Spite gegen
Nublanb febre. Sobalb es nun gng=
Lamb aud nod gelungen lei, elm dbnli=
9es 8lnbniB nit ber Siirtei abaui9lie=
Ben, lei Der Musbru9 eines englif9z
rufiif9en &rieges 5u erparten.
= Sn benz beboritebenben 9ilfeI1en
Sfan6alproceife tpirb cine SSran30fin,
bic friibere Maitrefe Diltes cine berbprs
ragenbe &olle fpielen. st bate bielelz
be Der iungem Grau @rapforb tpegen
i'm Slide gelafen unb aus &a9e bier=
fiir bling iene Grana6fin bas pifante Sc
beimniB on bic groBe @lode. Mfrs.
Mart pattiion, Oiltes 8raut, bic ii9
auf elmer &eiie in Snbieu befinbet, bat
ibm telegrapbirt, baB iie trobbem alle=
benz au ibm balte.
- 2orb WolieleD III bon Der R6ni.
gin gum &ange zines Discount erboben
tuorben. Wabrf6einli6 ftir feline 9els
bentbaten in Ggnpten.
: Sie 2onooner vpalI Mal @a5et=
te" bat i9on tpieber cine Sfanbal>
@ef9i6te gu beri9ten. Gin Mitglieo
Der f6nisliden 9anbelszgnquete=@ Cont
miifon tuurbe in 2onbon auf 0ffentliz
der @trabe bur@gepeitfdt bon einem
Manne, behen So9ter iener berfiibrt
un6 betrogen baben ioa. Ser @epris
gelte ertldrt bic ganae @ei6i9te fiir eis
men @rpreiiungsberiu9. Namen iinb
big ieBt nod ni6t publi3irt uoroen.
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Cages > Wemi8feite,t.
SenIanb.

eSnlatto.
= Mm 9. September foa in Stems
Sort cine Contention Der iogenannten
HDlfspartei ftattfinben.
= Gin Rampf 3tpif6en Der poli3ei
uno ausfebenben Mrbeitern bat in BaD
gitD, Misc., 1tattgefunben. Gin She
riff unb 8 Nrbeiter iinb beitpunbet
porbem. Drei ber @nfiibrer bot man
berbaftet.
Sir bas Grant Monument finb
Biz iebt $38, 649 eingegangen.
= 2amrence @ountp i'm @taate Stem
Oort ipurbe BON einem Mirbelifurm
9simseiu6t. 8 periomen Oerloren bas
2eben.
Der Glotten-S Sefretdr M6itneD bot
nit ben @oncurs=8ertpaltern Der sSirma
Soba &oa1 6 Son elm Mbtommen gez
troffen, ipona6 bic &egierung bic Ser
tigftelung Der nod unbellenbeten
&riegsi9iffe, beren 8au &oa9 iiber=
non1men bate, ielbit in bic Sanb neb>
men iperbe. Ser 8au tpirb auf ber
&oa1l9en Werft fortgeiebt unb bic
Soften bleiben bieielben, tpie fie feiner
3eit in benz gontrafte feitseiebt tparen.
= Nus Srop, q. g., tpirb beri9tet,
bob Elm WOlfenbrud bel 9ohmans
Gerrp, 8 Mfeilen bon Mmfferbam, gros
Zen S9abeu angeri9tet babe. Mu1
Der 8erluit an Meni@snleben if su be-
tlasen.
= Sas Ser. Staaten S9abamt bat
bic Mmerican grpreB GompanD ermd9=
tigt, bas @epdd bon europdii9en pai5a=
sieren bei bet Mnfunft in Netp>Oort
obne borberige unteriu9ung 3ur Weis
terbef0roerung gu ibernebmen. Die
3ol= =l1nterfu1ung finbet bann am Orte
ber Mnfunft ftatt. Dabur9 toerben bic
3oai9erreien unb ber 3eitberluft fiir bic
paiagiere in gaem Dort berrnieben.
Sie grpreB COMPANY bat eine Caution
bon Million Dollars ge1elIt.
= Ser 21. Sabrestag Der Sflabeus
Befreiung wurbe bon ben Garbigen
MarDlanos in Greorid in groBartiger
Weiie gefeiert. Sauienbe pon 8eius
6ern aus Baltimore, Wafbington, 9ar=
risburg &c. fanoem Si6 elm.
-Sie @reenbader unb bic gfationale
Mrbeiterpartei bes @taates Yennfplba=
nien bielten ibre Contention in @rie,
pa., ab. gs paren AZ Delegaten erz
f9ienen. Mm. Wilbeim BON @9upfill
ipurbe gum 8oriibenben ertpdblt. grs
pdbnensmertb 1T nur, bab eine &eioluz
tion eingebra6t tpuroe, bic Grage Der
ginfiibrung BON probibition elmer alls
gemeinen 8olfsabitimmung gu unters
tuerfsn.
MusIan6.
- Cine 2onboner 9epel6e fagt:
Die Solbaten In Suafim fterben tuie
Gliegen.
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Samprrbpioett Seilmittel.

S1morrboi6en baben setp0bnli9 borber.
aebenbe @dmeraen i'm 9Riden, 2enben unb benz
llnterleibe, 10 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline gie.
ten, ober bie nadfen Orsane ieien in einem
tranfbaften 5ufanbe. 8eitpeife finb 8ei@en
bon flnberbaulidteit sesenpartis, als 8la>
bung, llnbebasli6teit bes MasenS &c. Cine
Geu9tisteit tpie S9peib, elm unansenebmeS
Suden berborruf fenb, nadbem man fparm
ipirb, 1T elm sepObnli9er 8esleiter. 8Iinbe,
blutise nnb iudenbe Sdmorrboiben perben
bui9 einmaligen @ebrau9 bon Dr. Bolanfo's 3
Samorrboiben SeilmitteI, peIdes birett anf bic
frantbaften Stelfen einipirft, bic Sumor ab.
forbirt. bas beftise SUDDEN beieitist unb eine
bauernbe Seiluns berborbrinst absefellt.
Yreis so Gents. Mbrefiire Sbe Dr. 8ofanfo
0tebicine Co., Yiaua. Obio.
gerfanft bel s. sfalteher &; Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-13

tpieber tpollte i'm Die &ubrung iiber=
mannen; er DerlieB raid, nit einem
balls erftidten @ruB auf Ben 9ippen, bas
3immer.
Senblingen blieb alIein. Na6 elmer
gBeile bes 8riitens griff er tuieber mad
iener berborgenen 2abe i'm S1reibtii6.
Damn trat Der alte Siener elm. Man
mirb iebt gu 8ette geben, iagte er. Man
tpirb es aus Grbarmen nit ii9 ielbit
tbun uno nit mir un6 Sldulein Bris
gitta!
Son unb 8lid tparen 10 flebentli6,
baB ber prdfibent ni9t 3u tpiberiteben
bermo6te. St lieB ii9 austIeiben,
lOi9te bic 2ampe unb l9loB bic Mugen.
@ber fein S6laf tpolte iid6 auf bic
brennenoen 2iber fenfen.
5.
9lls Der Morgen graute, lit es ibn
niGt ldnger, rubig gu liegen, tpdbrenb
bic nnraf feline @eele sermar!erte; er
erbob Ii9, flei6ete ii6 an un6 berlieB
3immer unb 6aus.
gs mar Elm naBfalter, bdBli6er
Spdtberbftmorgen; bic g1ebel flebten
an ben 0dulern unb benz bolprigen
@traBenpflaifer ber alien Stabt; f1tpe=
rer, grauer Dunit, ser &au@ Der Gas
brifsf@lote, ienfte fi6 INNER tiefer lties
Der. Wenige Wsenf@en begesneten sem
einfamen Manberer; tper i'm erfannte,
griibte i'm erfur6tsboll, er 6aufte nur
ielten unb bann audi nur obne belien
betpuBt gu iein. 9ie Meiften blidten
linn eritaunt nod: mas bate ben 9errn
prdfibenten 10 friib auf bic StraBe ge>
trieben !? gs f6ien sumeilen, als ob
er etuas fu6te, mas er eben berloren !:
10 ging er cine lange @trefe langlam,
ben 8lid sa 8ooen geri9tet, oabin,
oann blieb er iteben, aing wobl aud
benielben Meg auriid. unb tpie gebro=
9en, tpie miibe ct beute ausiab! = als
tpdre er idblings elm alter Mann ges
tporben, ba9ten bic 2eute.
(Gortfetuns folst.)
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Gtme tpid,ttae Gntoetfutt,.

9ie pibtisfte gntbedung 1T Dieieniae, bic
Der srobten Menge bas meife @ute bringt. Dr.
Sings Stein Siscoberb sesen ausaebruns, Sus
iten nnb grfaltung fidert bic @eiunbbeit nno
erbalt baS 9eben uno 1T ein unbeaablbarer Sc
gen fur 2eioenoe. SO beilt nidt nur Nnsaeb>
rung, ionoern aud Snften, grfdltuns, 8ron.
@ltts, Mfbma nnb alle aranfbeiten ber 2uft>
robre, Der 8rnit unb Der eunse; iie alle peiden
letner ipunoerbaren beilenben sraft. @enn SIR
oles beatpeifelt, 10 berldaift gu9 cine Strobe.
Faide gratis in u. 9reib' gpotbete.
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BON Der @irtfamfeit iiber;eusen, ionbern aud
guren @reis uno Danf berausforoern. SD er.
balte tdsIi9 9anfldreiben nno Na1foIgenbes
iinb einise ausaiise aus benfelben:
v@ad 3otaeieer snpenbung babe id) ben sc.
braud einsefellt unb bin ertaunt unb erfreut
iber ben grfols."
vgs erfillt dies, mas Sic bcripreden. Sd
bin entSiidt Dariiber."
vWeine Erbartunsen iinb iibertroifen tporben
u@ie 3auber bat es senirtt uno inebr selei.
ct, alS id erbartet babe"
sd ba5e es nit sutem Erfolse ansepanbt." :"
nSie 8eiie, in pelder es bepirtte, iuas i'd
pinIdte, bat mid iiberraf6t."
&eidlid iino meine Soffnunssn erfillt NOR
ben unb id bin bo9lid bariiber erfreut."
Yoiitib sarantirt, oab bas WtitteI barmlos it
uno feline idaol6ea Subltanssn entbdIt.
@ad Gmpfans OeS preiies bon 81 burd
bic @Oit in ii9erer @erpadung perIanbt. Ser,
teselte eireularc Gents. 8ei 9rugsiifen su
taben. abreife:
Madame Fontaine,19 E 14th St., New york.
ls,6.tufp1i
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-Nu6 Elm 8eneis. Weutter {:
9a, f6on wie6er 1T ber G9lingel. Der
Stuoent am Gartensaun getpeien-i9
nollte meinen &opf nertpetten, 2ina,
baB Su lei6tlinniges 9ing Sid piez
6er bon benz Glinfflanf bait fiiHen laf=
len! 2eugne ni6t erit lange! Sd
febe Dirs an, Sn tpirit ia gana freibes
ueiB i'm @eii9t"
Sodter: n9lber DIANA, peiB 1T
bod bic Sarbe Der l1ni1ulb!"
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aetm sfnpd,eu. Sfetseu ,,,ehr.

goparb ebepberb in Sarrisburs, Sa, iast {;
pa ber @ebraud oes electric Bitter 70 ipobl.
tbatiae Golsen fiir mid bate, balte id mid fir
berpfidtet, bies ber leioenoen Nenidbeit nit
autbeilen SD bate adt Sabre lang elm boies
8ein uno meine aerste bebaupteten, bab ent.
ipeber her sfno9en seidabt ober oaS 8ein ab.
senommen perben miHe. Statt oe0en sebrau1-
te i'd brei Glai9en electric Sitter unb S9ad>
teln BndlenS arniea. Salbe unb mein 8ein 1T
iest sefunb.
electric 8itters uiro ftets ben grfols baben,
oer fur bafelbe beaniprudt pirb. Sur so
Gents bic Glaide bel u. Dreib.
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: nnnotbige Il $ 6flidfeit.

u nnOtbige $ 6f1i6feit.
Ser S9ultbeiB zines 9orfes mar tpe=
gen Grprel1ung abgeiebt porben. galb
oarauf begegnet ibm am 6luB Elm 8au=
er, tpel6er bon Der @ntieBung bes ge=
far6teten Mannes nod ni9ts weiB,
unb erbietet li6 h6fli6, i'm iibers Wais
1er gu tragen. Wiitten i'm Wafer iaai
nun Der S9ul3e: vWenn @ott mir
tpieber gu meinem Mmte oerbilft, mill
ids Sir lobnen." vWass" ruff Der
Bauer. uSbr iei6 ni6t mebr i'm Mmt2"
vNein," iagte bieier. Stun, ba
tpdre i'd ia elm @iel, motif i9 10 einen
Sump ldnger tragen," rief Der Bauer,
uno plumps lag Der 96ul3e i'm WaHer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-13

= Ser @eneral=Mgent Der Grie gis
fenbabn in San Grancisee, @al., 9err
S. q. Mc@aa, beri6tet, baB er nit BEN
herrli@en @igeni9aften bes beriibmten
ct. Safobs Oels sesen &beumatismus
befannt getuorben fei unb empfieblt es
berali6. Giinf3ig @ents bic Glaf@e.
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DR.. A. Fontdne's Preparation

entpidelt binnen so Saaen
cine berrlide Uorm. bic bon
9auer lit unb beren Anfdnge
f6on mad ben erifen 10 Sagen
pabrsunebmen iinb. $50 cine
boaitanoise 8Ifte idon bor.
Ibanoen ii, tpirb bieielbe in Der
)Sorm berbOllfommnet. Gin
Nergtfdl mirh Eud, nihf MIR
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Bidtis fiir 2lusipanoerer.
tyrOBe BreisermaBisuns in Der lleberfabrt

Der llnterseihnete lit ermaatist @aTase.
fdeine, freie 8efofisuns einsei dloKen, BON 8re.
men iiber SoSre uub Mnttuerpen nod Gan An>
onio fiir $44.15 auSaufellen.
Der 1reis fur bic &eife bon Gan Nntonio
mad oben senannten Safen, incl. 8etOiieung,
$52.3s.
derner rebuairte gi1enbabnraten nod allen
Orten IN Dentidlano, Sdtpeis, Danemarf unb
Granfreid.
@dberes gu erfabrsn bel
s. @rieienbed,
20, ,tutp @aiiases Nsent, Gan antonio.
, 1885-08-02

An exchange says, The biggest dock
in the world is at St Johns, New Found
land. 1t is GOO feet long and 1872 feet
wide" That is even bigger than Doc
, 1885-08-02

AHH1F ARA@ ~ AHtAt 0EHAAA.
A former circus performer Is a patient
at the Home for Incurables, His ailment
is spinal. mud 1t has brought on consump
ton. The original cause was q hurt re
ceived while trying TO turn a triple somer
sault. Doubt ess you have heard n ring
master prandiloquently at the
close Of the spring board leaping in n cir
Gus performance, while the orchestra was
hushed. and the boys in the front benches
breathed hard. that Signor So-and-s 50
would accomplish the unrivaled feat OF
turning three complete somersaults in the
air twixt spring boardand mattress Then
the gymnast did something that seemed
to realize the promise. But il was An
illusion. His body really made only two
revolutions Experts differ in opinion as
TO whether the genuine feat has ever been
accomplished. There are recorded deaths
resulting from attempts. The difficulty
lies in an inability TO alight on the feet
after so many turns.
IL thought / could do it. " said Henry
n. Northup, the man dying In the hos
pilal, "as / was a powerful athlete and
very clever on my legs. l
rugged up a springboard in the
yard of my residence. aud plucked up
the courage to practice Twice ] turned
triple somersaults fairly and squarely, but
the third time / came down heavily on
the back Of my neck. ] was laid up for
a month. and on attempting to resume
work found that there was something
wrong with my spine have steadily
grown worse. and there's not moro than
six months left Of me.
, 1885-08-02
Washington Notes.

WAsmNoToN, Aug. 1.-Vice-Admiral
Rowan, compelled by i'll health. asked to
be excused from serving as a pail bearer
at Gen. Grants funeral. The president
has designated Rear Admiral John L.
Worden to act in his place.
The debt statement issued to-day shows
a decrease Of the public debt during the
month Of July to be ss,662, 7s9.
An official dispatch issued from Victo-
ria, b. c.. says extradition papers have
beed granted in the case of Hibbs, the
defaulting postmaster Of lewiston. Idaho,
and the $4,000 found on his person will
also be turned over.
United States Consu, Mason cables to
the state department from Maseilles that
several deaths from cholera occurred in
that city this week.
, 1885-08-02

j.. b. Brenton q Co. druggists, Adel,
Ia. say: I'VE have sold hundreds of bot
ties of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to hundreds Of resi-
dents OF Adel and vicinity, and always
keep a bottle open for dispensing in doses.
and we use it in our own families when
ever occasion requires. We have never
known it to fail in any case. and we have
seen it used in bowel complaint in all its
forms, and the most severe and dangerous
cases. The medicine has our fullest con
fdepce and endorsement as a life proser-
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