davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
B. l.. lllIENTHAl,

Cor. Water and Reid Sts., Opposite
Marrion's Hotel.
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Gin aaufmar, in Der ,1nteraast.

Sss csVSIt"ssSt ~ W. %tWSS% tlWUSe
benz burhs Elm leibenbes unb fdreienbes
9inb mebrere RdGte Der Sdlaf seraubt
tpurbe unb Der gu ber f1e~bersemaira aes
lanste, baB Wre. Winstcms @cotbins
SArup serube Der Hrtitel iei. befen Ct fur
oas Sinh benStbiSte. faufte einen Wcrratb
BACON. Ills CT mad 9auie tam unb ieis
ner 6rau bapon Mittbeiluns madte, wei-
serte iie fi&, benz 3inbe bon benz @efauf=
ten gu perabreiden, ba 5ie cine Gnbdnae.
rim ber 9~OrnSDpatbie mar. Die nGdife
9adt uurbe mieber idlaflos ssrbradt.
Gls Der 8ater am nddffsn Gage mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas Sinh 1dle&ter
als ie, unb ba e. abermals cine i9laflpfe
Nadt befirdtete, perabreidte {. mabrenb
Der Wbpeienbeit ieiner Trau benz Ginbe
cine BcrtiOn bes Shrup uub laete ni&ts
bapon. Die Nadt borauf i1lief Nles
wchl unb Der fleine Shreier erwadte
am Mforsen nit beiterm @elidt. Die
Mntter mat erfreut iber ben plSbliden
wunberbaren Wedfel unb pbwobl iie iid
5uerff beleibiat fabl.e, ale fe Nuiftaruua
erhielt, ieste fe benno1 ben @ebraud
bes 6Hrups FORT SAreienbe Rinber
unb i4laflOie Nadte fno ibr lest unbe,
fanut. Cine ein5elne Strobe NIT BEN
Snrup bat nod bas 2eiben ieoes ainbes
unb bas gcrurtbeil Der Wutter beiieat.
IN allen apctbefen gu haben; rs Gents
bic 6la5de.
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gNm. n & sphn.

Mit Dem 5eranuaben BET 9erbfiaiz
ion lteigert li6 audi tpieoer bas 8ebirfs
nib uni,res Msasens fir iubitantiele
Speiien. nniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb UNI fol9es frif9 uno
gut au e%rlansen, FAINT man unm6gli6
einen superldligeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fling & SDbn, $50.
511 Nbe. s. Sic Serren baben ben,
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ges
trager1 unb in ibrem @tabliKement cine
falte 9uftmaf@ine erri6tet, wel@e ollen
MnfOroerungen fur @r9altung unb gnt=
fernuns i6dblider Sngrebienaen bes
Sleif9es entfpri9t. sic baben befidn=
Sig In ibren @iebb0fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Wafibieb, aus meldem
MIR bas Befte fiir lire 21tnoen getpdbIt
pirb. Wer reel bebient fetn mill, Der
beiu6e ben Marft, So. 511
Mnenue s. 1,10t1i
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= @o fdnbe fi9 in San Mntonio
mobl elm Blab. an benz man bic Stun=
ben bes Na9mittags ober Mbenbs i'm
@pdtberbt ober Winter in elmer @au=
men un6 Magen erquidenben Weiie
better berbrtngen f0nnte, dig in benz ele=
garten MrifernsS Salon bon 9arnif1
unb 8aer. Wenn man ben 8efu9 Der
begonnenen Saifon als Elm 3ei9en Der
tpadienben 8eliebtbeit biefes 2ofals be-
tra9ten barf, 10 iaeint Der grfolg fur
ole 3eiten gefi9ert. 9ie beri6iebene
3ubereitung Der mDbl1mefenben
S6aaltbiere BEL 9arnif9 & 8aer ffebt
ouf Der S6be Der 8oltommenbeit.
@auberfeit unb bortreffi9e Beoienung
finb uniibertrofen. 8orahglider Gafee
un6 @bocola6e unb feines Badmerf au
ieoer Sagesaeit. 8,10.t1M
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= 3.

= Ser Charter be, 9eras Mrt ant
Scientific Mhoeiaiion 1T resifrirt NOR.
ben.
= Sic 2ei1e Der in San Mntonir
berfforbenen @attin bes Or. 9abra traI
ani 5. in Nlfin elm unb tpurbe Dor
elmer groBen an5abl 2eiotraSenber 3u
@rabe geleitet.
- Sic NHoeiation CUR Grinbune
elmer Geimat fir confOberirte @olbaten
bat BON einent 8iirger Sotpas 320 Mder
2anb als @ef1ent erbalten, bas in
6arris Gountp liegt. SIS tpirb bic Be-
oingung baran getnipft, baB bic NHocia=
tion BITE auf benz 2anbe laftenben Gteus
ern beaable.
= Die 2nisbts of 2abor in Sable
ffon baben ben glerfs unb 3eitumass
feBera erlaubt, tpeiter 3u arbeiten. uns
ter Der 8ebingung, baB lie fofort aufs
b6ren, tuenr ie 8efebl baau erbalten.
SIN 9afen BON @alpeiton liegen %
Dampfer unb piele S9ooner, Bic auf
Gabung tuarten. Yorldnfig 5iebt 6ous
ton 8ortbeil aug Der Gage, ba ale
Baumpole bon bort per giienbabn
nod New Orleans peri6ift fpirb.
Gin befannter Sportsman in Ser
artana bat Dor 3uraem aus tugen6s
batter gntriiitung Elm meiBes Wdb6en
10 gepriigelt, baB Is ben erbaltenen
8erleBungeu eriesem 1T. gr ipaaierte
init elmer 6hentliden Oirne anf Der
Strabe berum unb pafi,te babel cine
2~aiterboble Don Garbigeu, in pelder
elm mei6es Mdbden mil einem 6hmarz
gen pie toI berumtan5te. gr m,adte
benz Wdb9en iiber befen ungIiidlide
@ef9madsberirrung Wprmiirfe. Die
aber nidts fru1teten, benn bas Wdo.
den fdidte fi6 iebt an, nit ibrem Sc.
liebten nod einem gegeniiberliegenben
Miignaiionsbauie Su geben. 9ortbin
folgte inn Der Sportsman unb Ders
bas Mdb9en nodmals bon ieis
8orbaben ab3%ubringen. Da ct
aber nur SpDtt bafir erntete. priigelte
er es enolid our6. SEPT 1T bas Mtdbs
den tobt uno bic Ner3te b~ebaupten, baB
ss an ben erbaltenen S9ldgen gefor@
ben iei.
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Sdmprrbptsem Seilmittel.

Sdmorrboioen baben eem0bnli6 borbsr-
aebenbe S9meraen im &iiden, 2eneen nrb benz
llnterleibe. 10 bab Der Yatient slaubt ietue A'e'
rem, uber bic na6fen Srsane ieien In e!aent
frant6aften 3uitanoe. !3eitweiie fino 3etden
ben llnoerbauli6feit sesentpartig, oils BID
bung, llnbebasli9teit bes Masens etc. Fine
Gen9tisfsit tuie s6ipeiB, Elm unansenebmeS
Sudsn berborrufeno, na9oem man tparm
ipiro, III Elm setpObnli6er 8esleiter. Bliaoe,
blutise unb iudenoe $amorrboioen persen
bur6 einmalisen @ebrau6 bon Or. 8ofonfo'S
SGmorrboiben SeiImittel, iueldeS brett auf bic
franfbaften SteIen e%inpirft, Die Sunnor ab.
iorbirt, bas beftise SUDDEN beieitigt unh cine
oauernbe Seiluns berborbrinst, absefteat.
Yreis 50 @ents. aobreiiire: Sbe Dr. SO ionto
Mebicine Co., Wiaua, Obio.
@ertauft bel 3. &alteeer C Son.
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6. S. MaQer. Mhplefalez III

= 6. $. Miiaer, @bolefalez un6
&etailbdnbler in Jarben. Selen, Mnz
treihermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfeblt fein grDBes
2ager in biefen Mrtifeln gu Stem Oorf
BEN gewdblten 8orratb bon Bilbern:
@bromos, &upfers unb @tablfi6en,
0%elgemdlben unb pbantafe 8ilbern
aaer Mrt. ferner auf Die gei9madpole
MusmabI pom B%ilberrabmen Der a1er=
moberniten Gorm unb auf bic Mles
u~mfaKenoen 3ei6enmaterialen aufz
merriam. NGe Muftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen Brauden peroen prompt
ausgefiibrt; 8ilber bon iecer @r6Be einz
gerabmt unb ole Nrbeiten m6gli9ff
f6nea nnb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
5mlagen.
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sdube unS sttefe1 fur ben wtnter.


2aBt gu9 bur@ ni9ts abbaIten, gu
George 81. SulIiban, No. 249
Weit- Commensurate, gu geben, ipenn
Sbr S6ube unb Stiefel brau9t. SOL
genbes ioI enti6eioen. Ob man ldnger
nod bobe preiie in anbern @ei6dften
be3ablen lo1. 9err SuliOan bat ben
idmmtli6en Maarenz8 orratb i'm Wers
tbe bon mebreren Sauien6 Dollars ers
1tanben, uno perfauit 6as beribmte
&epnolos Bros. Gabrifat fir Serren,
Damien, Riaber biaiger als irgeno Sc
manb. S6ube fir S6ulfinber, tpel6e
feit Sabren nit $1.75 be5ablt tpurben,
foften BEL Sulipan $3.50. Mn Nei1s
baltigfeit pom @em0bnli6ffen big annl
Geiniten ftebt @uliban uniibertronen
6a. 16p, 3MPt
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sm @insereua gdmb store

eSm StWcereuu SWWp SIuIe
finbet man bic beffen Solar Sip
S6ube;
Die feinfien un5 beifen @6ube unb
Stiefel;
Die bauerbafteffen Mrbeitsfdube;
Cine groBe auswabl BON 9errenz unb
Gnabenffiefeln;
Sen fd6niten 8orratb bon Damens
f6uben unb Slippers;
Rinberf@ube in ie6er @r6Be unb
Qualitdt;
@ummif9ube unb @tiefeI;
&eiiefofer unb &eiietafden.
Sir aaes Sizes gebe man gum
CINDERELLA S9ubsStpre,
gde 9OufOnitrabe 6 Moe. 6.
17,10,3M
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On ieiuem Nabresberidte an )

Sn ieiHem Sabresberi6te an oas
Miniffsrium bes Snneren tpenbet fid
Der Gouberneur bon Nri3ona in febr
energifden Ausbriiden eegen rbie aufs
bringIiden Barren unb ienttmentaIen
69Iauf6pfe aus benz Often, mel9e
INNER nod an bic mptbifne @efaIt Der
eolen 9otbbaut aus 3oopers 9omanen
glauben." Der @ouperrleur fagt runb
beraus, bic Snbianer bes fernen We=
items feien enttpcoer nit etel~erregenben
Qranfbeiiem btbaftete, fdmnbige unb
faule 8agabonben ODER binterliffige,
,graufame &anbfbiere in Menf9en>
geitalt, beren griiten5 elm SinberniB
fur bic Gntiuidlung iener Serritorien
iei. Wdbreno bes berflohenen Sabres
erportirte Nri3ona gbelmetalle i'm
Wertbe BON 81, 000, 900 un6 &upfer i'm
Mertbe bon So, 000, 1000.
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@er iebt gelb fparen unb fid eleid,eitig bic
@enustbuuns beri@afen mill, in 8efib tpabr.
baft reeuer @aare au selansen, bet beluGe
3 u ms @ein. unb @isarrenbanb.
lung. ct Iiefert Gud pofitio bic 8emeife fit
bic aedtbeit feinsr importirten unb einbeimi.
iden @eine, 9iauore uno gisarren unb 6as CT
~biefelben biaiser ais irgenb elm BboleiaIe Saus
in ODER auberbaIb Sau antonio b~ertauft.
Baum 1T entfdlohen, bis gum l. Sanuar auf-
a%urdumen unb isinen aunben ben Nuben isiner
Wfabnabmen sufommen gu laHen. 1,1otSM
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mumoerbare Mettaua.

Ser apotbeter IS. IS. &eeb bon @indeier,
Snb., fhreibt: Sine meiner &unDen, 2ouiia
Wife. 8artonia, &anbolpb @ountb, Snb., lit
felt LANCER 3eit an auSaebruns unb maj bon
ibrsn aer3teu aufseseben iuorben. Sic b0rte
bon Or. Sings Neip DISCOVERY geeen auSaeb.
runs unb faufte bas Mtittel bel mir. Na1 6
Monaten fam ie au SUB mad unierer Stabt,
cine Gntfernnns bon 6 MsiIen, uaS lift jebt 10
melt berseitelt, bab le ben @ebraud beS Wtit-
tells einseielt fat. Sic berbantt bemfeIben ibr
2eben.
ErObsFai9en gratis in Der apotbefe bon u
Dreib. 49,
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Weme @aarem.

llnermlbIid in feinem Gifer, bas Bette au
bieten, mas ber Warft liefert, bat Der befannte
9 @ubbanbler 6err JAS. MARTIN Ell.
men neuen Torratb bon Damea. uno ainber.
Sduben eingelest. Der aues iiberttift, mas mir
b.sber IN oieier Brande faben. Die tanbse-
nabten Sdube iino BON elmer qeidtiafeit unb
elesanG UNI 'leben Gus, MOLTEN iasen iebes
Gubd1en, au aieren. Sir eriuden bic Oamen,
it9 bic neuen @aaren anauieben unb fe psrben
nit uns ubereinfimmsn, bas Sas. Martin iei.
men Ruf, Der faibionable S9ubbanbler uniersr
Stabt gu iein, nufredt erbdlt.
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-Yhptoorobhieu meIhe in @.nII

photographer, tpel9ei in Gallo
10 a . 8 @alIerie, Alb OF 9ouiton>
StraBe genommen merben, inb in.
ieber Sinfi@t b5afnmmen unb f6nnen
ni@t ii%bertroffen tperben. Mer cine
Dor5iigli6e Photographic gu mdbigem
preiie uini6t, Dem empfeblen tpir, mad
GaQatDaps @alerie gu geben, unb er
mirb sufriebengeitelt tperben.
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Muths Bierwirthschah

Muths Bierwirthschaft.
@e9ts, aeseniber esm ginsans gum grereier.
FLAT an. Sobermment Siu befin6et fib elm Tau.
idlses Yldbden, in petdem 4efuder bes sri.
litdrpoitens itets frii6es, taltes Bier antreffen.
Serr Mutb bat biele 8erbeferunsen borsenom.
men, 10 bas Der aufentbalt in isinem 9ofaI fid
gu elmer pirtliden grboluns s%efaltst. 3ein
6rer1ber berfaume, ipenn er einen NusHug mad
benz @obernment Sia ma1t ODER Oienftaa uub
Donnerfas bic Yaraoe befudt, bel Capt. Mntb
borsuipre@en. Ginbeimilde unb frembe 8iere.
1873. 1882
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dead Shot eerep Borm 3ini,
inent mint fiber unb idnea. Diefes Ointment
tootet bic Biirmer ausenblidli@ ; bdlt GIiesen
ab unb BELT bic @unbe. SIM @aHer aufselof
III es elm ausse3ei6netes SeilmittsI gegen irsenb
tneIde Bun6en beim gieb. #reis so Gents.
Yrdparirt unb gum 8erfauf Bel u. DreiB,
San Mntonio. 1876 tntp
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as~ ginen sroBen @orratb BON fer,
tigen 9errentIeibern- Sod
sets uno 8eieai6afts= Nnaige Spesiali-
tdt finoet man bel Yancoaf &
Sobn. Nualitdt porsisIi9; preile
bilig.
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- Wobl in alien 3eitunsen fno
i6on Nrtifel iiber bic Wirtfamfeit Der
b~ertibmten Sr. Muguf 26nigs
9amburger 8 nsM ebis
ainen gei6sieben. Sic finb unstpei=
felbaft bic befen 9eilmittel, uel9e ss
giebt.
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@m. $. Cuttcrstoe & Co.,

Numbers u. @aszSttterS,
1856 Of.Soufonfrabs, San s~lntonio. Babe.
iuannen, Stursbdoer, @aferelofetS, Marmor.
platten, @ummiidldu6s, 8lei, uno GiIenrob.
rem, 8ierapparatc uno @asfxtures aIsr slrt.
Nae auftrase perben prompt ausssfubrt.
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Nimmer muBt Du @rilen fangen,
Gragff Su, mie ba3u gelangen!
Cine prife Sail 6 Mr1,
S9eu9t Dir ole @riaen ftrads.-
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8errenfungen, Yerftaudungen,
&c. gebeilt bur6 ST. Safobs Del. benz
altbendbrten Mittel. Glnf3ig Gents
bic 6laf6e.
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: Sn &arnes gnuntp f6eint Der
Yau Der Mranias paB Babn peuis Qrz
Hang gu finben.
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Oh. L FQltaile's PrsparaiQl

entnideIt binnen so Eaaen
cine berrlide Norm. bic bon
Dauer 1T un6 beren Nafange
idon mad ben erffen 10 Easeu
tpabr3unetnieu finb. $50 cine
poufdnbige Butte fdon boz
|bunoen if, mirb bieielbe in Der
dorm berbcutommnet. Gin
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SUITS
GarHeibiafeit.

1tftss 31tilfst ffnb Sci berartisen TaIen tefonz
IS getisnet; cine Drf5 teptrtf cine iplhe @es
lbI5perdnherins, bab Der Batient buriber %eritdint.
Gle ttdrtcn ben Mtteftt unb rerrriaden, tab
ter a6rper an GUlett9 5tsttsttnts fcnatt pirb her
iofifd5e @irfung auf bte 1ereatunesoraatte
bie afeQeIund636feit be8 GfabIQan1S herbeiz
3sfa5rt. Breis rs Gt3. a @mrrab Ct, 81. D.
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and OYSTER Depot
41O West Commerce Street
First Glass Restaurant Connected.

Receives daily and will ship by express
OF otherwise Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bay,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Blocks
Plant, XXX Select and Select Oysters in
barrels end half barrels to order.
Every variety of Gulf Fish, Shrimp, Crabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orde S for country filled promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city.
l am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof of which l refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 1853.
18,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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1utt's 0aarsI 6rbHHasmittel.

0ssres oppf. cher Barfs66nr. nurH eine; einsise
4pp1italic1f bisie8 66rbemitttS In etaistnlr5
Comm reFirdnbelt. Ga ipirft auf bers GtelS cine
netdrIi3e Garbe perfettsnb. Bel arrt6eferu 81
1dtens ober gegeu Gmpfans BON ST per Ggpreb per=
tanbt. CfRee: ~ gSursag Ct, step 0crt.
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Lucchese Bros,
g d u j ut a d +.

Stiefel bon 81 bis $11, @dube bon $3.50
Big 81 so. Damenidube balb gu befoblen unb
Mbfdbe SO Gents, Serrenl9ube BON rs @ents
Bis 81. Mnfertiguns bon Damenl@uben cine
Speaialitat. Neue Moben erbalten mir ieben
Monat bon 1aris. 6,1ogSW
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sd~ 2abt Cure Nnaiise bel pans
craft & Sobn MAIDEN, pel1e bic
beften Waaren, bic bette Nrbei. unb ben
beften Sdnitt Iiefern.
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GluB, tpel@er bic @ren5e beiber 2dnber
bilbet, au ii5erf6reiten.
= Oefferrei9 berftdrft feline Srup=
pen3abl in 8osnien unb in Der 9er3e,
COMMA.
- ginem 8eri9te aus Montreal,
Canada, aufolge, finb in ben 5 Wo1en.
bic nit benz 81. October enbigen, 1891
perionen an ben poden geitorben.
Be8ei9nenb 1T es gepiB, baB bierpon
ni1t rpeniger als 1886 frana6ff9e Ga
nabier tuaren.
= Sn Merifo geben bic @ogen Der
parteifdmpfe mieoer einmal febr bod.
Die &egierungspartei befiirportet bic
0erIeibung beionoerer 8oama1ten our
6eeresreoraanifation an ben prdiibens
ten. Die SppoIition beanipru6t iene
8olmadten fir bas Parliament. Die
Sppoiiion bot ferner cine &eiolution
angenDmmett, in mel9er Der grprd1ibent.
@on3ales ber unteri6lasung unb beg
Rafenbiebftabls angetlagt wirb. Der
@onereb bat bic nnterfu9uns Der srts
gelesenbsit on bic @ranosS urp.S Section
oe, ipiefen unb ipenn biefelbe Die Mn.
lluaen fir begriinbet bdlt, bann miro
fi6 Der @ongreB als @eridtsbof eoniti.
tniren uno iiber @On5ales aburtbeilen.
Die 0feltli6e Meinung in Werifp
neigt lid iebO9 Der Nnnabme gu, bae
es ni6t 10 melt fommen uno baB bic
@raubsSurp=S eetion bic @ntlage fallen
lafien merbe.
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bers Of Congress, and that il the Presi.
dent would direct the publication Of all
recommendation for Office he would
save himself much trouble and many
mistakes. He adds that this Is the opin-
ion of some experienced men in Wash
ington.
Why notp What IL gained by the
Administration or the people from se-
crecy in this matterP Nothing, so far
as we can see. At any rate, Of one
thing we feel certain. To make thor
ough reform of the civil service it is
necessary to take away from Rep
resentatives and Senators that pow
er over executive and admins
trative oificesl which they have too
long had, and which has been one Of
the most fertile sources Of corruption in
the service. II the President hopes to
make a reform he must begin Mt that
end. And he may do well to remem-
ber that, as by the Constitution the
Representatives appropriate the money
which pays oflice-holders, and SEN
aGofs sit in Judgment on the more i'm
portant appointments, there is an evil
dent and great improperly in either
class being allowed to influence the
nomination Of persons to office. The
new Administration need not hurry
about making either removals or APP
pointments, The people are in no haste.
But it ought not to allow members Of
Congress or political bosses to solicit or
claim offices, and it ought to view the
recommendations of such people with
constant distrust.
And that reminds us that the Presi-
dent ought to make an order to all his
Cabinet officers that they shall pay nc
attention to the entreaties or recommen.
dations Of Vice-President Hendricks -
NJ l. Herald, (DeD.)
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ADVICE TO Mr.. Villas.

Some Suggestions to tho Postmaster-Gen-
eral by Democratic Newspaper.
The next time the Postmaster Gen-
eral wants to send out confidential
circular we advise him to put it out
with the assistance OF brass band. II
he does that the public and press will
pay no attention TO it. When he
marked it "conidential' he might have
known that everybody would want to
read it, and that most people would
make up their minds before reading 1t
that IL was wrong, and condemn the
writer there and then.
The letter is, however, not entirely
bad. We think It grave mistake in
Mr.. Villas that he has offered to place
certain post-oilices In the hands Of
members Of Congress; but we agree
with our Washington correspondent
who urges that the new Administration,
as it honestly desires to reform abuses
in the public service, and does not mean
to make sweeping removals for merely
partisan reasons, needs good deal OF
help from outside to ascertain where
abuses exist and to enable 1t to select
proper men for vacant offices and to
take the places Of men removed for
cause.
Our correspondent, whose long obser-
yation Of such matters at the capital
lends certain weight to his opinions.
suggests that for the ends which the
President has In view far greater pub
licity Il needed in all matters relating
to appointments; and that the President
and Cabinet. instead Of depending on
the private advice or solicitation OF
members Of Congress, ought to take the
whole public into their confidence. He
thinks that Il Mr.. Villas had addressed
his letter openly to all those who use
fourth class postoflices he would have
got more trustworthy information than
w addressing IL in confidence TO Nom
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-06-03

Ohio has 1,O17, 900 head of cattle,
making 24.8 to the square mile. Iowa
has 35.8 70 the mile; Illinois, 26; New
York. Is, and Texas 1873. For the
United States at large this is eight head
for each $40 acres. Germany has 32
per square mile, Great Britain "a. In
the United States there are three head
Of cattle for each four inhabitants,
while in Europe there is only one ami
NAL for each six persons. - Cleveland
Leader.
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AN oyster has stomach and a
heart. In America II has sex. but none
in Europe. We have male and female
oysters on the American coast. Those
Of Europe combine the two sexes in one
animal.-M Y Ti6une.
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scene closes; draw the curtain" Gener-
ally the tragedy comes first and the farce
afterward; but In her life it was first the
farce Of O wretched life and then the trag-
edy Of q wretched eternity.
Compare the life and death Of such a
one with that Of some Christian aunt that
was once blessing to your household. I
do not know that she was ever offered the
hand In marriage. She lived single that,
untrammeled, she might be everybody's
blessing. Whenever the sick were TO be
visited or the poor to be provided with
bread she went with blessing. She could
pray or sing "Rock Of Ages" for any sick
pauper who asked her. As she got older
there were days whom she was little
sharp; but for the most part auntie was a
sunbeam-just the one for Christmas
eve. Sho know better than any one
else how 10 fix things. Her every
prayer, "a God heard It, was full
Of everybody who had trouble. The
brightest things in all the house dropped
from her fingers. She had peculiar mo-
tions, but the grandest notion she ever
had was to make you happy. She dressed
well-aunt!e always dressed well; but her
highest adornment was that of meek
and quiet spirit, which, in the sight of
God, Is OF great price. When she died
you ali gathered lovingly about her, and
as you carried her out TO rest the Sum
day-sohooi class almost covered the coffin
with japonicas; and the poor people stood
az tha ailax With THAR anrona In their
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Eastern EruditjOn.

Philadelphia Ledger: If anything wa
needed to prove the truth of our oft-re
peated assertions that the Chinese as rae,
are fully capable of the same high state
of intellectual development that the eau
casian race possesses, we might refer the
skeptics to the officials of the Northern
Pacific railroad, who at various points
along their line in the territories have
Chinese employees in their offices doing
clerical work. The most conspicuous in
stance is at Miles City, where thorough
ly educated Mongolian named Tin Lung
discharges the duties of station agent in a
thoroughly acceptable manner, and has
done so for two years past. Mr.. Tin Lung
is thoroughly Americanized and will
shortly marry charming young lady, a
resident of St. Paul, who visited Miles
City last summer, and saw in him, not
withstanding his heather ancestry, all that
she desired in husband. Mr.. Tin Lung
has discarded the costume and customs of
his native land and but for the peculiar
physiognomy of his race would be accept
I'd by nine men out of ten as a simon pure
American. Ut may be added to this re-
scleed that the N. P. agent at
Miles City is Mr.. Tinling)