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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-05
9amurrbutsem Seilmittel.

Sdmorrboiben baben sew0bnli9 borber-
eebenbe edmer3en int &iidem, 2enben nuo ben.
1lnterleibe. 10 Oab Der %atient sIaubt feline Aie.
ren, DOer bic na6aeh 0rsans feien in einen'
bon llnberOauli6feit ssseniDdrtis, ale gla.
9nns, nnbebaeli9teit beg Masens etc. Fine
5en@tisteit tpie S9meib, elm mnansenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadbem man iuarm,
pirb, if elm gemobnlider Besleiter. 8linbe,
blntise nnb iudenbe San,orrboiben ipersen
bur9 einmalisen @ebrau6 bon Dr. 8olonfo 8
Samorrboiben Seilmittel, iueldes bireft auf Die
trant9aften @tellen einipirtt, bic Sumor OBJ
forbirt, bag gsftiee SUDDEN beieitist anO cine in.
oauernoe Seilung berborbrinst abseitelt
Yreis 80 @ents. gobreiiire: Sbe Sr. 8oionfu
Meoicine Co., 9iqua, Sbio.
@erfauft bel s. Ralteber C Con.
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Nus tesamiidem gsedielblatterm.

Oas nStepbensbille empire 1ingt
Der 9ruderpreie folsenbes 2oblieo:
1Sie 9ruderprefe bat prdfibenten
gena6t, liefert ber S96nbeit 8uitles
unb polirt ben @enius nit benz Sanbz
papier ber &ritif. Sic ermedt Bic
Menf6beit bes Morgens unb giebt 6en
Gan5eln cine 2unge bon giien unb
eine Stimme, als fede Oampffraft
babinter. Sic bat ben preis bes Wei=
gems feifgefebt unb ma1t bic pofoffice
auf benz 2anbe gum f9immerfben 3ieI
bes Idnbli9en Scribenten. Die preiIe
bat bic Wabl Der &6nige be39nitten
uno idafft Material CUR innerem 0er=
aterung bet @peifef9rdnfe. Sic bat
Iergeben entbllt, beruria9te bic 8e<
ftrafung bon 8erbre9ern unb liefert
&lei6eruufer fiir bas gauge tpeibli1e
@ef9le9t. sic bat Banfbirettoren
gu Gettlern gema9t unb 0plabouer au
@9ulbirigenten. MlIes 0as bat iie
fertig gebra@t, aber Gins fann fie nidt
= fie fam ni6t na9 Sebermanns
Wunf9 gefiibrt tperben, unb tuer iolz
DIES neriu9t, ift elm Narr."
Ser sWbitnep Meiienger" bef9reibt
elm 9riitli6es Geif, bas oaielbf abges
balten tpurbe uno iagt babel:
sSie gr6bte Mnsiebung Sot bic v5ibe
Sbom1, in oer bic i96nem Riinife su
feben tparen, J. 3. Sfapoleons llebers
gang iiber ben &beiil-ein GROCER Rno=
den, Der iiber elmer ausgeb6blten Mes
lone lag"
lleber oieie gfarrenpoilen 1T Der
r@briiiian Gbbocate" aufs 06ffte entz
riifet unb bdlt benz gbriftentbum in
Wbitnen foIgenbe @trafprebigt:
.unfer 6riifli9es Wolt bat nod foI<
senbe lleberraidunsen fir uns in petto;.
Yalo merben mir einen gebeiligteM|
preisfampf feben NIT stpeimal gebeis
ligten @dnsen, Der nit beilisen 9anbz
f9uben ausgefo1ten tpirb. QDir tperz
ben etne beilige S9au BON tpilben 9bies
ren baben, nit elmer beiligem Garabane,
ferner eine beilige Dime S9au nit Ell
mem gebeiligten tdtotpirten Manme.
Damn iuirb elm gebeiIigter Circus nit
beiligen Mules unb glopns fomn,en.
Die Bobs iperben cine beilige Gu1siagb
beranffalten, elm beiliges Bale Ban
tpirb fattfinoen, an benz ii9 Is beilige
Wtdnner betbeiligen unb bann fplgt elm
beiliger Walaer, Der bon ben beiligen
Upper Sens" getan3t pirb. &uraum,
in II Monaten pirb MlIes beilig iein
unb Der Sur6f9nitts @briffenmenfeb
aut Der Gen3 iiben."
Oas n9ouiton Mse" befiiruortet bas
Mbitimmen viva voce unb meint babel:
Ser einaige 8oripurf Der gegen bieie
Mrt oes Stimmens erboben mirb, be-
ffebt barin, baB es sic 2eute amingt,
ebrli6 au itimmen. Wenn Elm corrups
ter 9alunte feline, Stimme an einen
ganbibaten berfauft, 10 1T er benz @ons
trait gemdB berpfi9tet, ben berfauften
Mrtifel gu liefern. gr tann feline
Stimme ni6t mebr als einmaI fir oai=
ielbe Mmt berfaufen."
Bei ber grtpdbnung ber @anbibatur
bes Comptroller Spain bemerft bic
rparis Gree Songue":
Nls Wtr. Smain bas erfe Mal gan=
oibat fir bas Mmt bes Comptroller
mar, bettelte er I'm unfere rlnteritii=
buns. gs tpurbe ibm gdast, baB mir
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= N1e, tuelde einmal @elegenbeit
gebabt baben, ben berrIi9en @9merz
aenifiller st. Safobs Del anautpenben,
m6gen ni6t mebr obne benielben iein.
Sn allen Qpotbefen au babett.
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feine ginmenbung gegen i'm bdtten,
aber feinen Mann unterffiiben tuiirben,
obne baB ct uns belfen tperbe, papier
uno Druder gu be5ablen. st fragte,
mas uniere Gor6eruns lei uno mir berz
langten $50. Sas mar ibn1 au biel,
benn ct bebauptete arm gu iein. Nus
tiefem @runbe ermdBigten mir bic sforz
berung auf $25. St bertpeigerte inbeB
bic 8eaablung unb mir bertpeigerten
ibm uniere unterifiibung."
9ie rSulpbur Springs @a3ette1 ft6Bt
folgenben StoBfeuf3er iiber bic Gambia,
tur bes profefor &Dberts aug:
>, EDberts alias Mlcalbe, periebone
Deine 2an6sleute! Sbr @6tter, mas
tpirb bas Nd9ffolgen6e lein2 @ollem
mir no@mals nit $S 9naiigen, gDrn=
eobsPfeifen un6 rBe5able tpie 9u gebif
8leifeoern" beifraft tperben2 8, &o=
berts, mas baben Define Ginber getban,
oaB 10 bosbaft nit ibnen berfabren tpers
ben ioll2
9ie npof" in Wiie GountD ber0f=
fentli9t bic Snffruftionen, tpelbe fiiras
lib Der oortige Diitriftri9ter Der @ranbs
iurD ertbeilte. Darin beiBt es:
r0er @eridtsbof 1T iiberaeugt, 6aB
tpenn augenblidli9 elm Genius Der i'm
Geri6tslofal befinbli6en perionen auf=
genomnen tDiirbe, gum minDeiten so
piifolen gu finben tpdren."
Ser gbitor 5es v8urnet Bulletin" /"
muB elm liebensmiirbiger Menf9 fem.
Bon Der Mnmeienbeit zines Golegem in
gurnet nimmt er in folgenber @eiie
Notia:
ngol. 9aps, Der brillenbe Bhffel=
Saurus bon Der nWsalon Stems" 1T in
ben lebten Sagen in ben StraBen bon
Burnet bermmgetDbt."
Na9folgenbe Bei9te legt Der gbitor
bes rSan Nngelo @nterpriie" in ieinent
lebten Blatte ab:
.Sa, Mitbiirger, mir leugnen es ni9t
-es 1T mabr, nur 5u pabr. 8ir ba=
ben uniere pdnoe NIT benz Blute zines
Mit. Sterbli6en befledt. .gr periu1te
es gu boreilis, unierm Mnsriffe au tpi=
berfeben, als mir i'm un cine Mn3eige
angingen, unb nun liegt er lit einem
unbefannten Grabe, angeebrt, unbes
tpeint unb unbeiungen. Wirs baben
i'm gu Sobe gei9tpabt.4
Ser Souiton Caller" ipirft folsenbe
Grage auf:
v@ie fommt es, baB man auf ultraz
faibionablen 8daen nno BEL Gmpfangss
Geierli9feiten angebli9e 9abies nit 10
tief ausgei6nittenen &leibern finbet.
bob, tpiirbe bic SemizMonbe auf Der
StraBe iol9e &leiber tragen, bic poIis
5ei ein5ui9reiten bdtte?"
Oie nNbilene Quill" fagt:
rSas prebigen 1T bas ein3ige @e=
ipetbe, bel tpel9em elm unb biefeI6e Or
belt tpieberbplt be3ablt pirb."
Oie u9onbp Gitp SEEMS" meloet, baB
baielbit 8libableiter= unb gidbmaf9is
nenzIgenten eri@ienen iinb uno bemerft
babel:
nWenn INNER tpir einen bieier berz
umipaairen6en praftiter ieben, 10
beten mir iebesmaL elm 0aterunler."
Sn ben teranii9en 3eitungen finbet
man gegenwdrtig cine Mense bon un=
feblbaren Mitteln gesen gbolera angez
prieien. Sabei munbert man li6 billi,
get Weiie bariiber, baB bic 8ertdufer
FOLDER Mittel bieielben bier anpreiien,
tpo gar feline @bolera berrf6t. Marum
geben lie nibt nit ibren unfeblbaren
Mitteln nod benienigen 2dnbern, bic
nit Der Seu6e bebaftet iinb? Sort
f0nnten iie ia Milliondre perben.
= s. aalteber 8, Con, apotbster, belGe
INNER fir bas @obl ieiner aunben beiorst 1T,
bat iebt ben 8erfauf bon Or. 8ofanfo's
| 6uffen. unb Qunaen @urun ertnItcn eiu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-05
8u6insbau's gart=gei,e (Dys)

NJ timer Der pi&tsien unb beiiebteten 9oiIettem.
artifsI fir 3errn seiporSen. sser einen sranen
Bart befist ober einen, beffen natirli1e 5arbe
nnanaeuebm u, BEN wirb 8adinsbams Bart.
Beiie beIfsn.
$50 3nbsreitet bon
y. p. Sall & Co., 0afbma, R. 8.
Sn allen apotheten su baben.
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8utflens Vlrnfcn=snIbe

Die bette Salbe ber @elt fiir Sdnitte,
Aueti9ungen, @ef6piire, 8ieber. unb Saut.
Ausidla9, Gledte, seiprunsene 'Sanbe, Grof.
beulen nnb ale Sautfrantbeiten farirt Sa.
mprrboiben ODER feline 8esabIung. @0lIiae
Satisfeation sarantirt ober bas @elo pirb
anriiderifattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel Bel u.
9reik.
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sGnIf'a 9ssetabilitd,er
Sitilianii@er
6ant>Gr,,e,ierer.

selteH etpiant Sin 6eilmitteI 70 entjs;esen,s
DertransH bein 9abiihns wie eaa's 6aar. .grnea,
err. gi Sane, in benen er cine poIitdnbias mic.
oerteriteauns Der 6arbe bes Saares unS eIneu
seiumoeH 3uftaHb Der aopf6aut berporserufen, iinb
ansdblis. alte aeute Ioben ibn Inn feiner rpunbere
barren araft winen ibren rueispersensen aoden
oereH uripriinati9e 6arbe uns s65nbeit wisber,,.
ssbeH. eeste in mittIersn Sabrem sebrauden i'm
serns. neil er bic aabtbet perbatet s6uppem ente
fernt bdlt nnS bem 6aare elm irdftisss @a@stbum
ertbetit Snnge Damen finb itm I'm ibrer 1oiIstts
iutueH seuosen, weiI er benz Saare eincn fdbSnen
peiten GlaB ertbeilt, unb es ibnen mosIit5 usadt.
ibr 9aar ieber betiebisen 5orm siisui9ten. 60
~ er BET allen beItebt, unb sipar einfa9 aus benz
0runbe. Ipetl er fets i1ren Grwartunssn entfprit.
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= s. aaItsber 6 Con, gpotbeter, peIde
immer fiir Oas @ob! feiner aunSen bsiOrst 1T,
bat iebt ben 8erfauf bon 9r. 8olanfo'S
9uiten, uno eunsen SYrup erboltcn, ein
Seilmittel, ipeldes nnfebIbar ole grtaltunsen,
S9merSea in Der 8ruf, uno ode 2un9en.
trantbsiten iarirt. BUR Yrobe nebmet cine
@robefaidc. @eiuobnlide @rOBe SO Gents
unb $1.OO.
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WiGtis fiir Auswauoerer.
@robs Yrsisermabisuns in Ser llebersab,

@r06e greissrmaBisuns in ber llebersabrt.
Der 1inter3einnete III ernGdtist Yafase.
f9eine, freie Befoii9uns einsef dIofIen, BON 8re.
men iiber easre unb Mutiuerpen nad) Gan An>
onio fiir $44.16 ausjufellen.
Der Yreis fiir bic &eife BON Gan Mntonio
rod oben senannten Sdfen, incl 8et0itismms,
$52.3S.
}erner reonairte giienbabnrat.n nod alIen
Orten in Deutf6Ianb, s6peis, Danemarf uno
8ranfreid.
Ndberes ta erfabren bel
s. @riefenbed,
22,1 ,tuiu HaFasee asent, San antonio.
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A Blow at the Standard Oil Companv

CLEVELAND. Dec 10.-The Supreme Court
has decided the case of Scofeld. Schurner g.
league against the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern railway in favor of the plaintiffs They
are independent oil-refners, of this city, and
sought to- enjoin the railroad company from
granting the Standard Oil Company lower rates
Tor carrying oil from Cleveland west than it
granted to them. The overcharee amounted to
several thousand dollars, and they claimed that
lower rates were given the Standard Oil Company
by giving them q rebate on the regular tariff.
Inc case was decided by Judge Blandin. of the
Cuyahoga Common Pleas and the question
raised was reserved in the District Court and the
case brought direct to the Supreme Court, where
it was argued few weeks ago, and has just been
decided IN favor of the firm. This decision
amounted to an affirmation of Judge Bandns
opinion The subject of freight discrimination
on the part of railroads is receiving special at
tention ar the hands of the State and federal
the Standard Oil Company and other large cor
porationS
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whose ofense was committed two years
before his apprehension, provided he
has been that length of time in the
United States since his desertion. Also. to in
vestigate the issue of fraudulent land warrants
and to protect soldiers and sailors of the United
States from loss therefrom. The bill puts the
enforcement of its provisions In the hands of the
Secretary of the Interior. Also. to reimburse
the depositors of the. Freedman's Savings
and Trust Company for losses incurred by
the failure of said company. Also,
to create a bureau of fine arts under the man
agement of the Smithsonian Institution; Also to
regulate the subletting Of contracts for carrying
the United States mails. The bill provides that
contracts for carrying the mails shall not be sub
let without the consent of the Postmaster gen.
eraL Also, authorizing the Secretary of the
treasury to override and reverse the decisions
of all inferior officers of the Treas ury Depart
ment. Also, to provide for the auditing and pay
ment of claims of soldiers who served in the
Indian wars in Florida. The bill provides that
when money shall be paid by the United States
to any State to reimburse it for organizing and
such money shall be paid condition SHAT the
State shall agree to apply such money to the
payment Of such trooEs
BY Mr. Plumb: To make an additional article
of war. The bill provides that any officer serv
ing with troops or any soldier not on furlough,
who CANDLES. or any officer of the army. whether
or not serving with troops. who, by gambling:
shall win money from an inferior officer, shall
be court-martialod and that any post-trader who
permits gambling in his establishment, shall
have his appointment revoked; and makes it the
duty of every commanding officer to enforce the
provisions of this act Also, to grant to the Rio
Grande & Ell Paso Railroad Company a right-of-
way 100 feet wide, on such route as the Score
tary Of War may designate, through the Fort
Bliss military reservation in New Mexico.
By Mr.. Voorhees,: TO repeal the statute of
limitations on the allowances of pension arrears.
Also. extending to $780, 900 the appropriation for
the public building at Terre Haute, Ind
On motion of Mr.. Allison. the Senate went
into executive session. and, when the doors were
reopened, adjourned until Monday next
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land, this county. were present, participating at
the reception of their companions of half Gen.
tury ago
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Serious Trouble Expected at Bevier.

BEvIER No. Dec. 10,-The warlike prepare
tons being made here for the last week still
continue There are two regular companies,
composed of white men. who drill daily with
Winchester rifles. 1t has been discovered that
an organized attack upon the stockade is to be
made on Saturday night if Mr. LOOMS does not
disarm his men, This he positively declines to
do. He says he has discharged all the roughs
and disreputable characters from the mines
and those who remain he knows will participate
in no quarrel unless in self-defense. In antici-
patton of the coming conflict, Saturday night,
several prominent families have removed from
here to Macon Great alarm and anxiety is felt
among the peacefully inclined citizens and they
fear serious trouble will follow Loomiss refusal
to disarm his men.
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RlOTOUS WORKINGMEN.
An Attack by UniOnists on the Workmen EN-
played at the Pine Run Mines

An Attack by UniOnists on the WOrkmen EN-
played at the Pine Run Mines
PITTsBURG, Dec. 10.-Pine Run. about one
mile below Elizabeth Pa, was the scene of
another riot this morning between the striking
coal-miners aud the men who have been working
for the past two weeks at the reduced wages
"~~N' --~> :. 3 o'clock, when
'"' :, -nve miners were on their way to work in
Lynn's mines, squad of 200 masked men met
them and demanded that they return to their
homes This they refused to do, and the mob
then made an attack upon them with clubs,
sticks and stones. The riot lasted two hours,
and about ten men were injured. One of the
men, Newton Campbell, driver. was set upon
by six strikers and beaten to insensibility.
His injuries are believed to be fatal
Richard Hall and Samuel Myford were
also seriously injured The others got awav
with Slight cuts and bruises. After standing
their ground for nearly two hours, the non In
ionists were driven off, and fed to places of
of safety. The strikers then staid in the vicinity
of the mines until after day reak. waiting for
more miners to come to work, but mono made
their appearance. Tho mob then wedged the
switch of the private coal road running to the
mine, and disappeared over the hills A train
coming along short time after was thrown
from the track and the engine upturned, but no
was hurt Word was Immediately tele-
grapbed to this city for assistance, and at IL
o'clock Sheriff Gray. with posse, left for the
scene. The mob is believed to be the one or
ganized to visit all the mines to day, where the
men are working at the reduced prices, and
more trouble is anticipated.
There was no further trouble at Pine Run TO-
day, but an outbreak is looked for to- morrow
morning. The strikers are camped in the woods
some distance from the mines but will not allow
anyone to approach them. The people living in
the vicinity are greatly alarmed, and anticipate
general raid along the river Superintendent
ONeal, of the Pine Run mines, says that he be-
lieves the strikers will attack the mines. aud
that an effort will be made to burn the rippes
and engine-house. 1t is believed that the ALE
qulppa mines will be the next point of attack,
as suspicious-looking men have been hanging
around all day. This evening fifty repeating
rifles were shipped to the Allequippa mines, to
be distributed among the non-union men. They
will be supplied with fifty rounds of ammuni-
tion, and bloodshed is quite probable if the
strikers attempt to disturb them. 1t is learned
tonight that the rioters paid visit to the Wal
ton mines. this evening, during the absence Of
the workmen, and destroyed their tools. They
also broke off the end gates of the coal-wagons.
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A Non-Unionist Severely Beaten

STEUBENvILLE, o.. Dec. I0.-A non-union
boiler-maker, named Roberts, who arrived here
yesterday to take position in the Jefferson iron
works, was attacked by Hugh Patterson,
striker, last night and severely beaten. Both
sides are still holding ont stubbornly, bat indi.
cations are that the backbone of the strike here
is broken. =
The Cooperative Nail Company, consisting of
striking nailers, are getting their building into
shape, and will be ready in short time for
work.
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Official Vote of New York.

ALBANY, Dec. 10-The State board of can
vassers met to-day and declared the result of the
late election. The pluralties of the various
successful candidates are as follows: Governor
elect Hill, 11134; Lieutenant governor elect
Jones, 3, 156; Secretary of Stateelect Cook.
IA. 6O8 Comptroller elect Chaplin. IL, 245; Treas.
urer-elect Fitzgerald; ii, $50; Attorney general
elect OBrien, 13, 703 State Engiueer-eect Sweet,
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An Interesting Event.

YOUNGSTOWN; O.. Dec. 10.-The golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gault
was celebrated yesterday at their elegant coun-
Marpery Ewing, and Mr.. John Guthrie and Miss
Annie Ewing were united in marriage City years
AGO. Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie. who reside in Pc
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL, OFFICER


WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL. l A. NJ. }
Special Indications for Twenty four Hours
from A. NJ, for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Fair weather, slight changes in temperature
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley-Gen-
orally fair weather, winds becoming variable,
slight changes in temperature.
For the Lower Laker Extraordinarily fair
weather, preceded by slight local SHOWS sta
tionary temperature. winds generally from
south to northwest.
For the Upper Lake Region-Light local
SHOWS, followed by fair weather, winds generally
from southwest to northwest, slight rise in tenn
perature in western portion. nearly stationary
in eastern portion.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley - Fair
weather. slight rise in temperature, winds be-
coming light and variable.
For the Missouri Valley-Fair weather. slight
rise in temperature. winds becoming variable.
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Local observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 10.
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NATURES balsam for all complaints of the
lungs, the throat and the bronchial tubes is
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Coughs
and colds vanish as if by magic under its sooth-
ing, healing operation. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
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An Aromatic Frarranna

Is impaired to the mouth by the use of Sozodont
1t is beyond doubt the cleanest, pursst and best
wash ever offered to the public. Sozodont and
comfort are synonyms. 1t cleanses the cavities
in the enamel Of the teeth
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Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil

WITH QUININE AND PEPsIN.
Prepared by Caswell, Massey &C.,, New York,
is most strengthening and easily taken. Pre-
scribed by leading physicians Label registered.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-21

THE RuMoR REACHES us that
there will be no fair held by the
Cecil County Agricultural Society
this spring. OF course this is mis-
take, because the dates are set, and
the management certainly would
not want to draw the game now.
Its bound to go-and to be great
success. Just here we would sug-
gest a plan in relation to the sale of
admission tickets at the ticket office
In speaking to prominent railroad
man recently, he informed us that
the most satisfactory system Of the
railroads was in having their tickets
numbered. Would it not be entirely
satisfactory to the Fair management
to carry out the same plan. In this
way no visitor could escape through
the gates without paying, Nor is
this all, when the gates closed for
the day, by glance at the last
number sold, the ticket seller could
at once tell the exact number pur-
chased that day = and then count
his cash accordingly, No tickets
should be sold except from the win
dows of the office, and when the
agent sells ticket, let him punch
it. This gives a perfect system, ant
one we trust the management vii
adopt at all their future meetings
No gate keeper should have thu
double duty forced on him of sell
ing tickets as well as taking then
, up. The latter is quite enough j
properly attended to. The duty of
a gate keeper is to take tickets, AM
nothing else, because this is labo
enough in the dust and beating sur
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-21

THE Philadelphia "Record" con-
tanned the following about the legal
adviser of the Secretary of State
"The Secretary of State has appoint
ed Francis Wharton, D. D., LII. d.,
a member of the Philadelphia Bar,
as his legal adviser on all questions
respecting international law. Mr..
Wharton was Assistant Attorney
General during the administration
of Governor Skunk, and is now Lee
turer OH International Law in Bos-
ton University. In connection with
Mr.. D. D. Field and President Wool
sey, he represents this country in
the Institute of International Law
and has recently had the degree o.
LII. D. conferred on him by the
University of Edenburgh. He is
the author of a work on the Con
fiict of Laws and of Commentaries
on American Law and the Law o
Nations He is nephew of Gov
Wharton, the first Revolutionar,
: Governor of Pennsylvania, and
= nephew of Mr.. Rawle, the frs
: United States District Attorney. Nj
e w. has always been a Democrat"