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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-12
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.


Miss Fannie Kremer spent Sunday with Miss I.ottie
Purdy in Mattoon. Mr. Chapman and wife have
turned from a visit to their daughter at Baldwin
Kan Mrs. s. N. Sanders is in the city guest of
her brother, E. E. Elliott j. H. Duncan
ried. Thursday, at NATION. to Miss Libbie E.
Geisom. of Humbolt Mrs. n. Harry, of Lock
wood No. is visiting relatives here Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Jacobv will spend the winter visiting in Urbana
Ill., St. Louis and Ohio towns
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The Social Homes Club met with Mrs. j. H. Potter
last Friday evening Frank Odell and wife of Fair
burg, H.. are guests of John Tenpleten and fam
lily = James Brown and family have returned from
Texas. where they have resided the past three
years "A double wedding occurred last Sunday at
the residence of Isemuel Season. Sylvester Adkin of
Owen county Indiana, being married to Miss Martha
Sexson. and j. w. Edwards was joined in matrimonial
bonds to Miss Mary v. Season of this city.
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Trouble Over n Check.

just before the Ritzingers failed Allderdice &
10. drew check for q hundred or more dollars
q favor Of Alfred Smith Thscheck was on the
Merchants National Bank. and on Saturday
itesnoon preceding the failure OF Ritzineers. 1t
gas deposited with them by Smith. They gave
PIN credit for it on his chsck-,ook. Monday
morning Aiidsrdice q Co. learning Of the bank
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Elder Sweeney. of Columbus has been conducting
revival services at the Christian Church this week.
Hezekiah Thomas, old citizen is dangerously sick
at his residence. Mr.. Z, W. Shaftstan of Cameron
Mo-, and wife, are visiting Mrs. SIS father. A. j.
hruwel = Maj. Henry @. Dane lectures at the Bap-
wife. of Franklin visited Mrs. J. D. Mcclellan and
family "A. P, Charles, II. A. Burrell. W. T. Peter,
Is. ID. Brown William Krause and g. r. Brown
attended the annual election of the Knights Tenn
plars Commandery at Columbus, Tuesday night.
W. S Fuel, of Toledo. o. is visiting friends here.
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Miss BERTHE Atchison is visiting in Shelbyville 80
Mrs. w. A. Hayden is visiting in Decatur - Mrs.
Remine of Charleston is doing shorthand work in
present term of Circuit Court. Miss Lizzie Miey
and wife. of Shebyville, visiting in this city.
Mrs. @. III. Uher has returned to Monticello Miss
Maggie French and brother visited in the city this
week Mrs. Mary Whiting and daughter, Carrie,
have returned from extended visit in Indiana. -.
Capt. Ralph M. Osborne and wife, of Lerna, visited
n. o. Smyser and family the past week.
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Nashville.

Calvin Bates of Independence. Kan. is visiting old
friends here Miss Mamie Merrill of Connersville
IS visiting relatives in city Miss Anna Posey is
goss is visiting relatives in Illinois Henry Schrader
IS IN Cincinnati b L. Smith and wife visiting
friends IN indianapolis to-day Wade Sherman has
gone to Cincinnati George Stewart of Kansas, is
here visiting friends and relatives Gus Williams
has returned from trip to Iowa. Claude Cambern
and wife are spending Sunday with friends in Indian
friends here
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Emnehan.

Mrs DIR. Walkers health is improving at Hot
Springs. Mrs. Fay. who spent the past summer
with her daughter Ella in this city returned home
to Council Bluffs, Ia, this week. Miss Alice Hard
ing has returned from Nebraska Mrs. NJ A. Settele
and son Charley departed Tuesday for their home
at Laramie City, Wy. IT,. .Theo. Voelker and wife
have been in st. Louis the past two weeks.
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IL. II. Coffin and wife leave next week for Mime
seta-- Mr. and Mrs. S. @. Pemberton have returned
from Ohio. James w. Hunt and Miss Asenitt s.
Brown married, at the residence of the brides
parents recently Miss Kate Dane is visiting at the
residence of her uncle, j. Hunter.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
[Conclded from Third Page. !

carried through until morning. There were visitors
from New Castle, Fortville Brightown, Anderson,
Indianapolis, Noblesville and Logansport.
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Walter Faulds and Miss Jessie Morris were united
in marriage on Wednesday evening at the home of
the bride Hayes They have gone to the groom's
home at Kendall Kan. Miss Julia Springer of
Greencastle. Ind, will be guest of Mrs Mack till
after the HOLIDAYS:
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WE MAKE low prices this week on iewelry,
watches and diamonds, at Marcy, 'sThe' Jew.
slers, 50 West Washington street.
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AUCTION SALE.

ELEGANT styles roll plate jewelry Just
opened at Marcy's, The Jeweler
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FOR SALE.

LtOR SALE-A MONEY MAKING STABLE.
Il Good location. Stock and lease. Cali or adj
dress L. N. PERRY 6S East Market street.
nor SALE-A REEDY ELEVATOR AS GOOD
T. as new. Also, a Little Giant Furnace will both
be sold cheap W. R. HOLLOWAY, No. A Nc
Donald & Buffers Building.
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d 0OO-FOR SALE-AN INTEREST OR
ID C.UUU all of Tile Factory; best of clays
adapted to pipe paving brick terra-cotta ware
etc. Good local and shipping trade; very low freight
rates reaching a Southern States trade. Inquire
address TERRA GOTTA, Room No. Yohn's Block,
Indianapolis, Ind, during Tile Convention, 14th and
18th inst.
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0as pmun,ue @eiid,t.

ueber bic Wi9tigteit bes ubummen
@efi9ts" ober bod tpenigifens bieienige
Der Gdbigfeit, etn fOl9es MAIDEN gu
f6nner, pbilo1opbirt Sadion g. Soof.
nafle, Der tpibige pieubo. Correspondent
Der ct. Coulter v2aterne", in folgens
ber Weife:
uWas bilft mer ba @rie9ii9, 2atei=
mild UNI 10 9umbug, penn @ner net
empbl e bumm @'i9t fann made, baB
Die Mnnere glaarpe, DO miBt mas fer@=
terli9es @ei9eits berbinner ftede. Mit
10 eme bumme @eii9t erobert @ener bic
Welt. go lang @ener beB nit fertig
bringt TN bie uno DO emobl iein
S9mapel ipaaiere ldBt, obsr erdftli 10
~ausgutt, tpie er fieblt, obber bor6 err
genb en- unborf6tige Slid perrot, oaB
er uf bic gauge Welt petit, neil fe in
ieiner Opinion bod nor e groBes Snz
idaes Miplum iB, in Dem Der ppe il, Der
am beidte lode fann;-io lang fann's
gener &c mir bringe. @s il S6ab for
Sen! fage oann bic nit be pole Seitel,
be ieere 9irnfdfe, be bumme @ef9ter
unb be feiers IN bu%rglarproof 9er5e,
tpent1 Der nor emobl ernf iperre tbdt -
momit fe meene, penn ct adj fee
Dummfopp iB, tpenn er tpenigftens cen
i9piele lerne I'M ii9 bic bumm Sbee
aus EN- &Opp f6lage tbdt, baB es aiBer
EN- gef6moIene Ropp, EN- geb6rtge
8anfs Aceauut, EN- pole Mage III EN-
Stonefrontbaus uf Der Sraa ibrem
Stone mad annere Sd9e gdb, uH Die
n1er mas baltic tbat.
ga, Mifter gbitor, penn mer's nor
emObl gu enle eraite 9obltopp bringe
obber bod tpenigftens fucciebe tennt,
cen &c bei@le!A
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Mltpiue Sebuplb.

Ser &lnbns@ oItemiteinf6en Sruppe,
bic gegenpdrttg mieber cine 8aitipiel'
Sour bur1 Seras unternimmt, 1T es
geglidt, ft9 our9 cine ausge5ei6nete
Mequiiition 3u berboafdnbigen. @s &C.
f6ab bies bur@ bas Engagement bon
| Grdul. Mlmine 9epnolb, elmer
&hnitlerin, tpie bas SoubrettenzG Sod
ber beutfden Bibne in Nmerifa faurn
cine 5meite auf3umeiien bat.
Ser Stem Oorter nJigaro" = Elm
Blatt, auf beffen nrtbeil man etmas
geben fam, fagt iber Mlmine 9eDnolb
bas GoIgenoe:
vDie Sriumpbe, tpel9e bieie ausges
3ei9nete iunge &inftlerin bier BEL uns
gefeiert bat, fnb ia unferen Greunoen
5u befannt, als baB mir b%iefelbeu bier
nod auf3u3dblen brau9ten. Sebermann
tennt Mlpine 9epnDlb. Sober f9dBt
fie. Mu9 in Der Operette bat He bier
auBerorbentIi9 aefalen, ramentli9 als
Grasoletto in ben r8anbiten", unb als
glairette in rMamiea Nngot"; aber
ibre 6auptftdrte liegt bod in ber pofe,
In pel9er fe glei6 NIT ibrer Mntrittss
role Sas Mil6mdb9en BON Sd6nes
berg" bas biefige publifum i'm Sturm
eroberte. Bei ibr 1T bas Spiel feline
9bfi1t, es 1T ni9ts grtinfeltes, ni6ts
@ema9tes, fonbern refine Natiirli6teit,
-unb besbalb meiB fe aud ibr Iubi.
torilm in 10 bobem @rabe 81 feieln
uno binaureiBen. Sic ipielt INNER,
biellei6t obne es 3u mifen, unb baruni
tpirb ieber ibrer WiBe unb ieoe ibrer
Bewegungen nit benz lauteiten Geld6s
ter uIb 8eifaa begIeitet; besbalb lit fie
INNER fur bas Publitum bic 9aupts
perlon i'm ganaer Stiide, felbft penn
iie in Der unbebeuteubiten Stole aufs
tritt. nnb uenn fie erft gar elm Gous
plet bortrdgt, bantt bat ber laute 8etfaa
fein gnbe, benin i'm gouplets8 ortrage
1T iie cine pabre Meifterin."
Wtr finb iiber5eugt, baB Die 3libnz
Wolfenfeinf6e Sruppe nit benz @nga=
cement oieier &anftlerin einer1 guten
@riH getban bat unb mir piinf1en,
baB oas reoli9e 8emiiben bieier Sruppe
aud BON REDEEM @rfolge = finftleris
f6em unb flingenbem = gefr6nt fein
m6ge =
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einer %reltlef1, t~u8enDD9ffen SeDeHs>
manbel unb baB giner benz Mnbern
BELLE. Dabur9 tpiro ibr @eif rein,
pie Der &6rper bur6 Elm Sab. (9ebs
bolb nabmen baum feline Nnbdnger,
tuenn 1ie ieiner 2ebre b%eitraten. Elm Bah
i'm @anses, benz beilisen GIuRe. Sas
1T Der uripruns Ser uSaufe" unb bic
Saufe 1T alio bubbbifif6.)
3 Sic nSeelenwauberung", iopts
bic yS0lenitrafen", iinb 2ug uno
Srug. Oas Suite, mas Der Meni9 i'm
2eben getban, tpirft fort, audi pen1 er
ftirbt urb Der miibe &6rper gebt our
rieIigem &ube" (Nirvana) elm, mo- i'm
fein 59mer3 mebr anriibrt. Do@ tann
Der Self q. +. Der @eoanfe, bic Soee)
zines Menf9en in einem anber1 Mfett>
fden mieber aufleben.
~ Ollie rOpfer" fiub unniib, neil
Soft fein Opfer n6tbig bat. Sott ber'
Iangt Sugenb unb Barmber5igteit.
81 IS tperben nod r1ebr uBubbbas"
fommett unb bic Menf6beit tpeiter erz
leu9ten.
Matarli6 wurbe aud Safpa MootD
unb letne Mnbdnger bon ben Brabz
minen perfolgt. S@om frtber batter
fe ben r8ubbbismus" nit elmer
v@@lamse" bergli6en, bic Die Men=
i9en berfibre uno bic S6lange, bic
Nbam uno Gba berfhbrt, 1T alio cine
bon oett gbrdern in Babylon aufgez
leiere brabminif6e Gabel; ebenlo tpie
bas parabies ber 8rabminen. Senn
Der @anges, ber vbeilige Strom",
fommt aus feinemt parabieie, ionbern
aus ben @letf@ern bes 9imalapa, bee
v6immelsgebirses."
Sic 2ebre Safpa Moonis aber bers
breitete fi9 f6nea in ale 2dnber UNI
tam aud in Der babDlonii@en @efans
geni1aft ober 8erbannung gu ben
Gbrdern. gs entitarb unter ibnen eint
@eieGf@aft, erft beimli6, oann 6fent:
lid, bic man nMhaDim", B. B. Dot
loren (gKder), nannte. Siefe tauf
ten lire Mnbdnger bantt i'm So r
bar, unb Sobannes Der Sdufer mo-
8ubbbit uno Sefus ielbft lieB ft6 aud
Don linn taufen, taufte aber felbft nod.
Der ni6t, (gpangelium Sobannis Gap
4. 9. y, ba er nit ieiner 2ebre r8ot1
lit Der Batter Ser Menf6en uno BIZ
Meni9en iinb feline &inoer, bic ein
amber nie Briber Iieben iO1en", De
@eremonie tti9t meter bebucfte. Sod
periparf aud er bas vOpfer", unb eeB
balb trieo Ct bic 8iebbdnoler uni
@elbme6sler gum Sempel binaus.
SIN @eieB Miois 1T bic pSaufe'
Mot entbalteu. nebri9ens 1T oil
Weifuug an bte Singer raDs 9eibea 81
taufen", tpie 10 man@es Mabere auf
cine fpdtere GdIf9ung. Sein!
lelbit taufte ia ni9t; uno feinen un
piRenoen Singern, bic ibn bdufig ga.
ni9t b~eritanben, iagte ct ielbf: rSd
bate gu9 mod 8ieles gu iagen, abe
SIR f6nnt es iebt ni1t t%ragen." 6.
], bdtte baau feber t6nnen, utpeil Sbr nod
gar au bun1rt leib". Mas er ielbf BOT
Ser vMuferfebung" ba9te, 1T rein bub:
bbitif9 uno aug Mattb. Sap. XII.
8ers IA erfi6tli6: limb 70 Sbr e!
polt aunebmer, er (ndmlt9 Soba1
mes Der Sdufer) 1T elias, BET mie
Der fommer fo4." Die Gbrtifen brau
den fi6 alio Dor benz Bubbbismu!
ni6t au fir9ten, mobl aber bDr ben
6riitli@ett 8rabminentbum.
Sd. 9ielf9er.
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Gin 3mfaI.
@rsdblung aus benz @potheferleben bon alegan'
BET Miner.

@ol-enbli9 i9lug es sebn ubt bom
Sburme Der naben Stride unb i'd fdumte
niat, bic Mpotbefe gu i6lieBen, UNI mid
Der mDbloeroienten &ube binaugeben.
&ube2 Nuu ia, penn man es 10 nens
nen mill; in bieiem Wiuter trat bic
9~ipbtberitis iebr fart auf, unb 10 fam
es iebt, Mitte Sanuar, niM felten bor,
baB i'd NaGts mebrmals aus Morpbeus
Mrmen g%eri1en puroe, I'M einem Strait
ten eine Mr3nei an5ufertigen. Balb
lag i6 bentt aud I'M fefen S9lafe.
yidt lange. Tim ELF ubr gebt es fling,
Hing, fling. Obne 36gerr an bic
Sbar. Sd laKe bas befapate &lapps
feniter nieberfaaen.
Stun. mas giebt's2
Gtatt ber Mnttport rei6t mir cine
Sanb eiueu ,3ettel.-gin &e5ept.
Go-in elmer balben etunbe 1T es
fertig. Molen sic DartenY
Sd ma6te bic Sbir auf, ber Bote
febte fi6 unb perf6manb, na9bem i'd
ibm bie Mirtur ibergeben bate. sd
leate mid trieber nieber.
Na6bem i6 faum mieoer eingei9las
fen, aebt es tpieber fling, Hing, Hing.
Git letter Glu6 entfdbrt meine1 Sips
pen. Wte6er Elm &e3ept. - Gum
britten Male min i9 einf6lafer. Sine
| 5tunbe ungefdbr lit es aud Dtrfli9 ber
Gaa. 9a i6elt es tpieber.
ga, aun1 Seufel, benfen bent bic
| Qeute, i6 brau9e feinen @6laf2
Sang glei9 bas pfli6tgefibl ldBt
| feinerlei Betra6tungen au.- Wie borz
bin. @enug, i1 tperbe i6lieBli6 gum
ie6ffen Male berausgeflingelt.
Sn Iebr rofger @timmutg 11ehn1e
i6 6as Me3ept an, bas mir elm fleiner
Sunge bringt. 3ebn @ramm Opiums
tinftur. s9laftrunfen nebme i'd bas
MpotbetengefdB unb fiae sebn @rartnl
in cine Slai6e, teifire, fgnire In0
ibergebe fte benz Sungen, ber elllg1t
nod Sauie lduft. Wie i'd oas 8ez
fdB tpieber at ieinen Ort fe0en mill,
iebe i9 bas S6ilb besielben genauer
an = peiIiser @ott! Sd balie oas
8efdB fir Sootinftur in Der 0arb !
SaIt entfdqt es mir. Sd finite auf ei=
men @fubl, a1e Mibigfeit 1T bon mir
aetpihen.
Mein erfter @eoattfe 1T, benz Sunaen
na95ulaufen, aber mobin2 Wo tpobnt
Der &rante2
Sd relBe bas Ge3ept aus Dem Raiten,
ja-ba ftebt nur bet Name bes &rans
fen. Mas tbun2
Du bait einen Meaf9en bergiftet,
tout es mir i'm 0bre, @efdngniB brobt
Sir, tper peiB uie langel 3itternb
merle i'd mid auf's Bett unb f6lafe,
bon ber mieber acknowledgement Wfiis
biefeit iibermdltigt, ein. 9a fling,
Hing -
Wie6er 10 elm llnglidsmenf6!
We6anii9 6fne i9 bic Sbtre.
M1, 9err Probiior, i'd bin ausgez
ruti6t unb Die gauge Jlai9e TT mir
bro9enl
Sunge, nie beiBt bu2
SriB Sammann.
9urrab! rufe i6 10 laut, bob ber
Sunge mid erffaunt anfiebt; i'd latIe
Inn aber ba3u ni6t lange 3eit, bebe
ben &erl bod un6 fiiKe i'm ber5baft,
pdbrenb mir bic Greubentbfdnen hber
bic Baden laufen.
@9abet ni9ts, mein Sunge, f9abet
ni9ts, bier bat Du bic Mebi5in mod
NAL. Da-rimm aud nod etn Paar
Malsbonbons!
Dante i66n; un6 meg 1T ct.
Wer aber mar frober als i42
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Ssmdfena sIrnsea=salbe.

Die bette Galbe Der Melt fit Sdnitte
AuetIdunsen, @ei9pire, Gteber. unb 3aut'
ausf9las, Gle9te, %sefprunsene Sdnbe, Groft>
beulen unb ale Sautfraafbeiten turirt Sa'
murrboiben ober feline 8eaabluns. 80lise
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb ptrb
auriideraattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
Sreib
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San Mntonio, 10. Sob. '86
.eriammluua oes sbmlfpmttes.


@eftern belt oas S1ulfomite cine
@ibung ab. Oas er1te @ef9dft NOR Der
8eri9t bes Experimentation, aug benz
ft6 ergiebt. baB 3,174 S9ulfinoer regla
frirt unb 1884 etnbeimif6e iinb. Nn
Siben 1inb 1887 borbanoen uno i'm
Dur9f9nttt beiu9en tdgli6 2,8Ol Still
Der bic S9ulen.
! gb. 5tebes tpiini6te elm Got S4ulz
Lamb am Yulpertburmberge our Wnlage
zines Magaains gu faufen. Das @e1u9
tpurbe abgef6lagen.
Wu1 benz 8el9luB bes alderman
MadeD. Der bic 3pangsimpfung einfibs
rem Mill, crying es 10.
9ie Mranfas PaB 8abn tphnf9t oas
Weaere6t iiber 59u1anb. 9as @omite
tam therein, 5as 2anb gu beiu9en,
ebe es bic gntf9ei5ung fdQt.
Sic 2ebrerit1 @nnie Wet bon Der
S6ule ber erf ten Marb reignirte unb
an tire Stene tpurbe Die 2ebrerin Ste.
Mleranber ernannt.
%. s. Srammel unb u. @erarb reid.
ten Mugebote GUT grri@tung bon gliB:
ableitern auf ben rteuett S9ulbdufern
elm. @rnpe %ertpdbnte, bob f@on pol
ldngerer 3eit elm iol9es Magebot ein:
lief, unb bas S9ulfomite fam therein,
baB ber Mapor gu Ingeboten fir 8lib.
ableiter %aufforbern folle. Damn foltt
man aber bic 8ebingung ftellen, bab
bie grtben Der 8liBableiter lit bic Wafz
%ferr6brer geIeitet tperben, benin Elm
in bic trodene @rbe geleiteter 8libableiz
ter piro sem Sauie, bas es i9iiben foa,
gefdbrli6.
9ie Seitentpege nod ben @@ulbdu:
fern riefen LANCE 8erbanblungen ber.
por unb bas @9ulfomite bei9loB eno.
li1, bielelben erri9ten au laRen, 10
balo @elb bprbanoen 1T. Gerner puroe
bei6loHen, am eriten Sienffag int Des
cember ben Blab fir Elm neues S9ul=
baus Der Garbigen aus3utpdbler.
8. &reutner min cine @efangf6ulf
erri9ten unb bittet gu bieiem 3mede I'm
grlaubniB, In3eigenin ben S6ulen Der:
tbeilen gu birfen. Ni@t bemiaigt. Mud
bas @efu9 Der Nufpdrterin bet &iber:
fibe S1ule uni @ebaltserb6bung uurb'
abf9ldgli9 bef6ieben.
&tnber BON Ni1tbemobnern oerStaot
merben frei a%ufgenommen, 10 lang
&aum porbanhen 1T, einbeimii9e Sin
Der baben aber ben 8orsug.
gs purbe berihtet, baB Der beutf9
r1nterri9t BON 500 &inberu beiu9t pirl
unb Der fpanif9e oon SO. 9arauf Ser
tagung.
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= Die Wereinigung Der "Jolly
twelve beranitaltet am 16. Nouember
cine San3geie0i9aft i'm gainos9 aale,
gu tpel9er fie uns freunbli6f ginlas
bunsstartea iiberianbte. Bciten Dant
bafir!
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= @ebrau6te SongaIine in einent
Ga1e bon 9ronif@em &beumatismus
unb feline Mirtung befrieoigte mid i'm
polNfen MaBe. IS 1T Elm iebr beiliames
Mittel geget1 fol9e 2eiben.
G.M. @lausbter, so. s., 9ultp, Segas.
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say- pamcoaf& 5pbn MAIDEN
6errenan3iige auf 8efteIung uno ftbs
rem ale Nuftrdge bon austpdrts prompt
aus.
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= Mm Is. Nopember 10 1br 80rs
mittags tperber auf biefigem Auartier=
meiteramt 10 Mulen m~ettbietenb berz
feigert.
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= 2eute, bic f6on Sabre lang an
rbeumatif9en S9mersen g~elitten bas
ben, tnb 6ur@ oas ct. Safobs=O Del
wieber bergeiteat morben.
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: aper's ginen finb cine Moblthat

= IDer's YtDen fin6 cine WDblthat
in einen1 tpeiten 5elbe BON &rantbeiten,
bic bur9 cine St6rung oes Wtageas
unb Der 8erbauungsorgatte berD0rges
rufen tperben. sic fnb Elm Mfittel
bas man bequem INNER BET Der 9anb
baben tann. Sic finb ber3udert, Iei9t
au nebmerl unb ebenio miriam als 5us
Derldffq unb ~unfeblbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-10

Saltet Cure 2amtpen III OrSnmn8 ato
breunetto.
Sic alamo Delcompagnie ltefert bas
Del. I'm ORDERS mirb gebeten uno
oas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Sfs
flee 237 Of : 9eufDnfrabe. Selez
pbon 351. 6,l1.t6W
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-30

something else, that made an Abolitiorijt of
MIN. Bur nm Apoiitionisu ne pecame, in tine
days when to be that meant to take ones life
In his hand.
Mr.. Clay made a~nti-slavery speeches in the
very heart of Kentucky. He was over 9 feet
high, with piercing black eyes, a giant of
physical strength and as brave if not as bull.
lyish as he was big.
At first in making his stump speeches he
went about the country charmed. Then,
after his life had been repeatedly in danger,
he got a Bowie knife. With it he let the life
out of a man named Turner, who attacked
hin at one ef his meetings.
He was a born fighter and this tendency
came uppermost i'll many brawls, duels and
fisticufFs. He was. ready to fight at a wink
and was not particular as to the manner of
it. In 1851 he cast his weight, and there was
considerable of it, physically and ~intellec-
tually, with the north. He was a Democrat,
but he was an Aholitionist and a war Demo-
crat.
He never entered the army, however, but
preferred to do his FIGHTING in a private ca
pacity. Soon after the war he was minister
to Russia, under q Republican administra-
ton. He is now u Democrat again and
wishesto re-enter political life.
He hns lately published some of his remin-
iscences in a volume Of 600 pages, to be fol-
lowed by another like one. Up to his Goth
year he went about armed always, but in
these piping times of peace he probably finds
nothing worth fighting about.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-30

GRAND 3. F. O'SHEA-
Though each member contributes by $50
briefly, industry and benevolence"-the motto
Of the order-to the success Of the brotherhood,
still the real hard work and greatest response
bility rests on Edward F. O'Shea, the grand
secretary and treasurer of the order; and so
faithfully has he performed the trust that his
portrait will be of interest to the follower of
the rail everywhere. Mr.. O'Shea is but 2s
years of age. He graduated from the West
ern Business college, in his native town Of
Galesburg, Ills. He began work as n brake
man, and Immediately sought to study out a
plan for the lettering of the condition of his
fellow workmen. He was q delegate to the
first convention of the Brakemen's brother
hood. On Feb. 10, 1886, he was appointed to
his present position, when he found the or
ganization sadly in debt, through the dis
honesty and ineficiency Of his predecessors.
His success in putting the order or a solid
financial basis resulted in his election, to his
present Office for the term Of three years.
During its brief existence this brotherhood
has paid over 100000 to the families of dead
and disabled members,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-30


Nearly all American clubs are Of recent
growth, those in the west necessarily SO. The
st. Louis club was only started in 1878. Like
most clubs In the beginning, the organiza-
ton bought a private mansion for their head
quarters. The club was small then, and an
ordinary residence accommodated it. There
Is enough of the old French element left in
st. Louis to insure good cookery, and the new
club soon became famous for its cuisine and
wines.
beclubi is not merely for social purposes.
In times OF need it steps in and silently in
flueRces municipal politics and other matters
pertaining to the city's welfare. In this case
there are wheels within Wheels The Yelled
Pronl,ets ara a secret organization of citi.ena
who hang together as a power behind the
throne in city politics. Within the general
circle Of tie st. Louis club is d select band
known as the Commercial club. This is con-
nected in some mysterious way, so 1t is said,
with the Yelled Prophets, whether by the
psychic telegraph of the occultists or not does
not appear. But whenever an important
measure is to be carried In the city council
for public improvements, or health, or any
thing like that, the bill is apt to be passed and
the betterrfient secured. Then, concerning
the Yelled Prophets and the Commercial club,
all is silence again-till next time.