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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11

: Ser sroBe Wfartin Srons, na6
befen Pfeife lebtes 5riibiabr Sauienbe
BON giienbabnarbeitern tansten, auf
beKen @ebeiB fie ibre 9tellen aufgaben
unb f6 in gtotb unb @ntbebrungen
ituraten, oarf iib i@on ieit Monaten
unter oen Opfern ieiner @erftibrunss>
fiinite unb feiner 6ebereien nibt mebr
ieben laiien. St iit tpie Elm @ed@teter.
gine 3eit lang probirte ct es nit elmer
&neipe, aber es pDllte nibt gehen. 8ez
ftern 1T er nun in Ranias GitD als be-
truntener 8agabunb bonn &t6ter um
$5 gebiiBt tporben. st bate ni6t 10
biel @elb. Oiesnal rettete i'm aber
ein friiberer Inbdnger mod bonn Stei'
tleflppfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11
MUerlet.

- General StanleD bat bem tnerita'
nif9en 0erein Mutualiita @ef9Hbe unb
GIaggen sur Geier bes merifanii@en
unabbdngigfeitsfeites betpilligt.
- Sr. 9erft fiel gefern bic Sreppe
in ieinent 9auie berab uno bat babel
eine @6utter gebro9en.
- Sn @alDeiton fanb man ben fritz
Beren Geuermd6ter Sbpmas g. &en=
bah to6t bor feinem 9aufe liegen. 0ie
Surn CAB bas 8erbtft ab, bab bet 8ers
ftorbene Selbfmorb nit Opium began:
gen babe.
= Cine Garloab nit 2ebensmitteln
ging BON Saplor mad Coleman @itD
fiir bic bortigen Notbleibenben ab.
- Wiuie @arm1an berlor einen g(rm
in oer @ottpnsin au Winsboro. Sein
Bruber murbe bergangenes Sabr in bers
ielben Gin bef6dbigt.
- Ser farbige M6rber Srbin Mur=
rap, ber feline Grau gu Saplor int leBten
December faltbliitig ermorbete, tpurbe
in @eorgetomn gebdnst.
= Sn Winpna 6aben s. Gottons
pider geitrift. sic berlangen 80 @ents
itatt 60 fiir bas 9un6ert pfunb.
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sfrauen ibre 3immer ielbit fauber btel'
ten, tuenn fie fiir bic alien Mdnner to9s
ten, unb bieie bafiir bas 9ol5 f9ltgen
un6 ben @arten beIorgten, 10 lpliroen
bic @efiater balb anbers ausiebet! -
Qber 10, - tpie folIen gerabe bieie 2eus
tie, bic an Mrbeit gemDbnt iinb, 1t9 beim
Ni6tstbun aufrieben fablen2
Su 6aft ia mebr Meisbeit In betnem
fleiuen Ropfe - begann ulrt9, = aber
glie unterbra6 ibn fogleib. Sic tpar
BON ibren @egenifallbe su fehr 1T Ins
fbrud5 genpmnten, als baB fie i'm 10
ieidten Raufs losselaKen bdtte. l1nb
bic e9pefter bat aud ni9t genug gu
tbun uno fiiblt fi9 unbebagli9 unb
plagt bic arr1ett 2eute ben ganaen Sag
init 8orleien -
9lber glfe! rief ulri6 iebt erf6ro=
den, fi1 umiebenb, ab aud iemanb feiz
ne 8esleiterin b6re. Nber benfe bod,
l1lri9, fubr fie fort, tuie folIen benn
9eute, bic bel @raben unb pfhgen, bel
@ai9en unb &artoHelbaden alt getuor.
ben finb, bic ME an geiitige Bef9dfti=
gung getp6bnt tparett, - 1lri6l uie
f6nmen fe iebt @ef6mad an 8orleiumz
gen ftnben2
l1lri9 i9pieg. St tpar ebenfo iiber>
raf6t, iol6e @ebantet bon feinem luftis
gen S6pefer6en auslpre6en al b6retl,
als betroffen iiber bas n1an6erlet Wabs
re, tpas ibre Bemertungen entbtelten.
Sic einsen eine @eile f6weigenb tee
beneinanber ber.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11
Mus @reifspalbe tpirb u. 81. Sol,

- Aus @reifspalbe tpirb u. u. Sol.
genbes gei6rieben: Ser 9taturforf6er
&arl pI6B, oefen Nbleben por einigen
Sagen gernelbet lpurbe. 1T, tpte es f9
iebt berausiteut, feines natiirli@en Sos
beg geitsrben, ionbern bat felbit 9anb
an fi1 gelegt, in6em ct fi6 bergiftete.
Sn benz aurhdgelafenen @9reiben gibt
er aIs Motib gu bieiem @nti6lufie bic
Sbatia9e an, oaB er nabe bor Der un=
beilbaren grblinbung ftebe un6 baB i'm
Bic @etpiBbeit, binnen tpenigen Wo6en
ni9ts inebr bon 6er 9}atur ieben unb
ieiner Bef6dftigung nibt mebr na9gez
ben gu f6nnen ibn ni6t ldnger leben
.laf1e. Ct CLAUDE i'm &e6te au iein,
penn ct i'm 73iten 2ebensiabre einem
Dafein elm gnbe made, bas fur ibn
ielbit unb bic Waitpelt feinen Wertb
mebr babe. I@t Sage borber bate Der
8erftorbene feline rei@baltige @6mets
terlingiammlung ioa einaig in ibrer
Dirt iein-berfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11

&tnbermunb. DIANA. UNI
tpeIbe 3eit bin i'd benn eigentli5 attI
bic Welt gefommens"
vl1m 2 ubr Na9mittag."
nIber ba bdlit Du ia INNER Seiu
Mittagsl6ldf6en!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11
Wner's Maue Cure 1T bic einaige
(Gortfesuns foIst.)

= Gper's 9lsue Cure 1T bic einsige
bsfannte Mranei, bic cine fi9ere uno
bauernbe 9eiluug BON GrOf nnb Sieber
berbeifhbrt, inben1 es bas Gift, tpel9es
bic &ranfbeit berborruft, austreibt. 50
betpirft bies nit @i6erbeit unb ldBt
teine na6tbeiligen ginfliiife auf ben
&6rper auriid. Sfidts 1T 10 bebriideno
unb nie6cri6lagenb, als bic periooii i9e
@ieberfebr bes nit Grof abpe9ielnben
6iebers unb S9meiBes, tuel9e bieier
&rantbeit eigentbiimlid6 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11
gpn reIiai6iem @ahniinn in

= gon religi6iem Wabniinn irn
i96nen Gteierlanbe tpirb aus Greg be-
ri9tet: vSn ben lebten Wo9en baben
bier Miffionsprebiger auf benz Soiefis
8erge Bel Dra9enburg in nnteriteier
spbIf Sage binbur6 ben @ldubieeu Die
S6ue in 10 braitii6er Weiie geidilbert,
baB 3tpei big gum gri9einen ber prebi'
ger bplltomr1en bernhnftig getpeiene
8auerntpeiber irriinnig getporben finb
unb f6 bem @atan ausgeliefert !udbs
men. sn peilenftein fam fiir3li9 nod
elmer Mifion tpdbrenb bes Gottesbienz
ftes ber MusbrY6 bes Wabniinns bel
einem Meibe bor, bic ben Seufel unb
bas 060enfeuer 5u ieben glaubte unb
fi& 10 tpabniinnig geberbete. bab ale
Mntpeienben bDm S6reden erfaBt tDurs
ben. Gin anberes Weib, glei9faas irr=
finnig getporben, fties auf ben Mltar,
fiBte bic Statue bes gr5engels Wti9aeI
unb Bat um 0eraeibung ibrer @hnben.
Sn Stabelberg tpurbe nod elmer Nfif>
finn elm Weib bon ber firen Sbee be-
fangen, baB He nur unbefleibet in ben
6intmel fabren tonne. 8ei ct. @eorz
gen bot fib elm Weib in ben nit 6ola
anb ionftigem Brennmaterial gefiiQten
8adofen berfro9en, na9bem lie frhber
Geuer ansema@t batte, unb fanb bas
felbit ben Sob.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11

Die
B66entltdbe Treie @reffe
erjdeint
ieben DcnnerfaS
unb fpfet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 ftr 8
Weonate in Bcrausbe3ahlanS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11

| - ueber cine tnertpirbig Muspei.
flung beri6tet bic r9anaiger 3eituns": !:
Sm &egierungsbe5irt Warientperber 1T
fiirali9 elm 8eiiBer Namens Grdn5
@9mibt, bisber tpDbnbaft III Woe5ablo,
ausgetpieien iporben, pbtpDbl berlelbe
1888 in preuBen geboren iff unb feits
ber ununterbro9en in unIerer probin5
gelebt bat. S9mibt bat 1a9getpie1en,
baB iein Sater bereits 1927, alio lange
bpr Der @eburt bes iebt Nusgspieienen,
mad preuBen sefonmen 1T, f6 bier
angeiie6elt unb in preuBen iotpobl bic
Memter als @emeinbes8prIfeber, tpie
aud als Gir9enbori iteber befleibet bat.
9a fein 0ater i9Dn GemeinbebDr1teber
in preuBen tpar, als Gran5 S9mibt
bas 2id5t BET Welt erblidte, 10 glaubte
ct bur9 @eburt bic @igeni9aft als
preuBil9er l1ntertban erlangt 5u ba>
ben, 3unal er felbit ebenfalls 0ers
trauensdmter betlei6et bat, obne baB
ieitens ser 8eb6rbe ginipru9 erbpben
tpurbe. 9ieier ginpano, ben S9mibt
audi i'm Wege ber bertpaltungsgeri9tliz
den &lage gegen bic Muspeiiunssorbre
bes &egierungsprdfbenten geltenb gez
ma9t bat, 1T neuer6ings bonn Oberz
8ertpaltungssert9t als re6tli6 ni@t
bur6greifenb berporfen morben, uno
ct mirb nunmebr iein @eburtslanb
preuBen berlaiIen unb nod benz linn
oftrppirten gaterlanbe &uBlanb, bas er
perf6nli9 ME fennen gelernt bat, als
riidtebren miiiien.
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asurrespomdens. Decatur, Wiie
Co., 1. Sept. '86. rSurtig f6wang
ct bic @eiBel unb RAID bin fogen Die
&of1e" .unb 10 mar es aud NIT meis
nen1 Spbne unb mir, als mir in unie.
rem Wagen uns nod @ebar Sslanb in
2imeftone Gountp begaben, I'M meme
Sp9ter au beiu9en. 8is penige Meis
len bon Sort Wortb tpar ttur Staub
unb bertrodnetes @ras anautreHen. Sie
meiiten iungen Bfirfi6bdume, berer mir
untermeges anfi6tig tpurben, batten
ibre 8ldtter berIoren unb bic duberften
Spiben tparen f6on ganaIber6orrt. I0er
MaRermangel in ber @egeno ringsun
mar 10 groB, baB mir bic lebten II
Msilen bor Sort Bortb feinen Srunt
erlangen fonnten. Wo bin unb mieber
ein Brunnen bor einem 9aufe mar,
ba bieB es an BET pforte: "Dont ask
for water!" 20 Meilen ienieits bon
Sort Wortb tpurbe bas @ras befer unb
nabe BEL gleburtte, uel9es mir am
atpeiten Sage errei6ten, mar aud bic
8aummolle aiemli9 gut. 8on 9illss
borough att, unferer oritten &eiieitaz
tion, murbe bas @ras frif6 unb grim
unb meift iiber ] SUB bod. yie babe
id fetteres 8ieb geieben, als auf ben
groBen pa}fures bieReits tnb ienieits
BON 6ubert gitp. 9ie &iibe unc bic
Sdbrlinge gldnaten prbentli9 unb bies
mar bieaeibt bas erfe Mal, baB i1
ri6mertpanbelnbes 9ornbieb" als cine
greifbare Sbatia9e geieben. Sn Slime;
ftone So. tparen bic Mepfel reif unb
rtan9 f6fli9e Gru6t fiel unferer @Bs
luft gum Opfer; &orn bate aud bort
BON ben Manaen gelitten unb mar ets
mas lei@t; 9afer, Millet unb Baunls
tpoae gaben aber einen f96nen grtrag.
l1ntermegs begneten mir @6aaren BON
movers, bic ole bonn Wefen famen.
Seine Mebre Sort, iiberbaupt gar ui6ts
batten fe ge5ogen; ale tpanbertert in
6fli@er &i9tung. Bei Iielen iaben
bic Grauen aerlumpt, bic Ginber i9mus
Big unb bunsrig aus. Cine Gamilie
gab an, f9on ldngere 3eit nur BON
Mesquitebobnen unb poolulaf (ein
untraut) selebt gu baben. umfer 8ieb
bier 1T tbrigens aud gang bermaSert
unb mIfen mir iebt i9on fiittern.-
nGreube bat mir Gott gegeben", 10
ba9t' id, als i6 i'm Courier Sournal
bonn %. Muguft las, baB ber Commit
foner oes pirtbi6aftli6en Separ.
tements nunmebr girculare erlafen
bat, lit tpel9en ct BEN 5eibenad9tern
in ben Ser. Staaten arseigt, baB er
bereit iei, bonn l.. Oftober bieies Sabrs
an lire @ocons gu faufen. STR uns
Seioenaii6ter salt es bisber als elm
GROCER gfa9tbeiI, baB es unm6gli9 mar,
Nrbeitsfrdfte 10 billig tpie In Der alien
Welt, gum Nbbaipeln ber gocons gu
erbalten. 9ur@ bic mebrere Sabre
fortgeieBten 8emdbungen uno 8erlu@e
bes 9errn pbil. Walfer, @pesialagens
ten Der entomologif9en Mbtbeilung, 1T
es aber nun gelungen, ben bon @owarb
%. Sereq erfunbenen automatil6en
rReeler" in elmer Meiie bienitbar 3u
MAIDEN, baB bic uns feblenbe billige
Sanbarbeit, bic bisber bas Abaipeln
beioret bat, bo0ftdnbig erfeBt tpirb.
Inter ber 2eitung BON Str. Walfer
tpirb nun i'm 9iftrift Columbia eine
Seibenfabrit erri6tet perben unb bOfft
mon, baB bic 9eiben3udt bon nun an
auf elmer seiunben Bais fefen SUB
faieu tpirb.
pauline penner.
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Spffnmna fitr ste gApahltd9em.

60 lamse ipie Der berslim1embe Gunten bet
2ebensfraft au frtIder unb pobltbuenber 8drme
angefadt iperben fann, 10 lange 1T nod Soff'
nuns borbanben fit bic S9paden unb @nt'
trdftetet. Sic iollen be6balb nidt ber3peifeln,
ionbern bieraus unb aus ber Sbatiade frif9en
Ntutb f90pfen, bab es elm &raftisungsn,ittel
stebt, bas anberit pirtIam if, bic eef@tpa6tem
sfrafte eines bur9 aranfbeit sebro6enen 90r.
pers pieber gu erneuern. Sn Golse feiuer un'
iibertroFenen Gisenfbaften als elm StGrfunss'
mittel, 1T SoffetterS @tagenbitterS
i'm Stambe ben a6rpern bet 9@paden mno
NerbOlen bic &rafte, i1nb ibrem @eif Die Soff'
nuns iniebersuseben. abpetit, srfrii9snber
S6laf, eine 8unabn,e an @etpidt nnb cine se'
funbe Sautfarbe finb bic 8obltbaten, pelde
ben 8ieberberitellunsspro5eb besleiten, ber
burd bieies preispiirbise &raftisunssmittel
fdnea ansebabnt unb gu einem erfolsrei@en
S9luiie sefihrt tpirb. Sie Beroariun9 tpiro
pieberbere eFelIt, bas 8lut tpiro bereidert unb
iebem Srsan bes meni9li9en 8orpers ipiro
Na6runs ausefiibrt bur6 Oas 8itterS, wel9es
ielbf ben, neibIi9en @efdmade ni6t antObis.
begetabiIif6 in feinet 8uiammenfesuns unb
boIlfanbis iider lit. @ebrau6e eS unb iteae
beine &rdfte tpieber ber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-11

Gluctuationen i'm Martte fit gis
ienpaafen fann Seber bermeiben, ber
feline Orbers bur@ Piper & g @ults
beB ausfiibren ldBt. Sabritanten res
gultren ibre preiie mad benz Ronfutn.
piper & S9ultbeB baben fiets einen
enormen gorratb BON Gen56rabt, giien.
ble9 u. I. h., unb fe notiren frhbere
niebrige preiie, tpenn biefelben aud
i'm Marfte fteigen.
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Marntprarbeite1t

aller 9lrt tperben in fiinitlerif6er 8Ol>
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes Serrn Granf
Sei1, Nps. 305 - 313 9oufone
itraBe, ausgefhbrt. 6err Sei6 arbeitet
ebenfalls in @rauit unb fann allen Ses
ftellungen geniigen. Wer baran pers
binbert 1T, mad 5au Antonio gu tons
men, iebe ii9 nit 9errn Sei6 briefi9
in Werbiuoung. 28,1,m1i
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Der fafbicnubIe
g@ubttta1er Sa0ett.
Lucchese Bros, @isentbamer.

Stiefa bon 81 Bic $l1; Sdube bon $3.50 bis
$3.50. Dameufdube 1albe Soblen unb Mbfase
so Gents. Giir Manuer 75 Gents Bis 81.
.oamenihuhe auf geiieaums Spe5ialitat.
sleue Moben erbalten ieben Wlonat birett bon
Yaris.
sss q. ssuton etrabe, Gan antonio, Seq.
1873 3R
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- 9as gr1Bte 2ager non Gemebrs
unb aebolper.patronen uab 9itlien bel
piper & g 9ultbeB.
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BUR &e1ultrung+

Bur 6eguliru1l9.
beIiebte Sausar3nsL enf'
u UP baIt Serbiirsternaben tein Sbell9sh
W Mfertur ober anoere fdaoi!9e Sno'
aana, fonbern ift rein b be9etab1lt1@.
sic f1rrirt ale bur9 9ebers, Nieret=
un6 Wfagenft6rung berurfa9ten
&ranfbeiten.
0enn bic 2eber in 1lnlrbnuns 1T, bann
III Der aaiiae Oraanismns geffort. Sas
Stint lit uurein, Bet Mtben tpiberlid, Der
Vaiient bat Ropfneb, fubt fi9 fdpa@,
rlieberaeidIaaen unb nerb6S. I'm 8er'
- idlIimmernna bes 3uitanbes 5u berbiiten,
nimm iofort Gimmons
.ss0.xA NeguIator. 8ei fsenoer se'
yC1NPT beuspeiie ober Bel @teren'
Ieiben bermeibe man Stimulan'
ten nnS meb,ne Gimntons 2iber Regulator. Der
biIft fi4er. c.rxa -
@enn 9u etpas f@tper 8erbault9eS 9e'
oeffen, ober mad BEN @fen Elm laifenoss @e'
y fiiRI haif, ODER bel gfa1t ni9t etni9laten
tanui. 70 uimm cine Oofis. 9as tpirb Dir
..s. helfen ru6 Dn tannf ansenebm f9lafen.
@enu Du an S artIeibt stett, . hs'
bepfie umb @aIIisteit lei6ef fn@e
iofort abbfffe in @in,mons 2iber @esulatort.
Da bebarf eS feines iteien Mebiaintrens llao
es toifet NUT tpenig.
Benn Du Morsens nit eiuem bittern @e'
f9mad int gtunbe erpa@f,
NlxAAA 49, Stnnton8 2iber Ne9ulator. VT
DIUtIIL resuIirt ben sallisen Masen,
~S~s~vs~v per1ust ben Gfbem unb reinist
bic beIeate Sunae. &tnber beoiirfen oft etn
uuaefa6rlides Mbfiibr. unb Startungsnlittel,
nm eir.e nabenbe arantbeit obaupenSsn.. Strt'
rtoas Qiber @e9ulator bilft sesen Bldbungsn,
sfopfpeb, Maseniaure, gerbannnssl@pdde,
8ubr unb aud gegem bic Der Sinobe1t etseaen
9eiben.
sesesmal, tpenn Da fpirf, oab Dein Sr>
aanismus Der @einigung, Stdrfung nno Ne'
suliruna obne beftiges abfibren, ober Git
il.uIirung obne Betrinfen braudt ntn,it
Simmons 4ip'' &ss'''t'',
bereitet bon
j. II. Zeilm d Co., %bilaOslPb'a' Ya''
preis $1.0O.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-07-23

Knowing how long it takes news to
reach the ancient town of Harrisonburg
we desire to inform the Rockingham Req.
lister that Staunton has not yet became a
mere stamp office; and further that at pres
ent the indications are that this place. the
only city of Importance in the Valley, will
remain the headquarters Of this internal
revenue district.
If the Registers representative will come
to Staunton several years hence he will
witness sight well calculated to arouse
feelings Of jealousy in bis heart.
A splendid public building will grace
one of our magnificent squares, with spa.
cious departments in 1t to accommodate
the Revenue Department and perhaps the
United States District Court officers. az
we are seriously thinking Of having the
place of holding this court changed te
Staunton; long lines of covered wagons
from Bath. Highland and Pendleton, will
block our streets, and altogether won
derful picture of prosperity will be presen
ted to any man accustomed to the grass
grown streets of Harrisonburg.
Our neighboring town will always be a
pretty fair country horse market. but as 8
business rival of Staunton the idea il
laughably ludicrous.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-07-23

usefulness increases the longer he stays here,
and the best way when you have q good man
is to keep him.
HE DOESN'T LIKE HIM.
Senator Riddleberger is thoroughly inde-
pendent. Although voting generally with the
Republicans, he never hesitates to record his
name on the other side when he thinks that is
the right place for it. This is why Malone
doesn't like him. Malone has tried to hold
him to the cast-iron bargain made by the
former with the Republicans, but Riddleber-
ger is more and more inclined to kick over the
traces. The other day Malone was sitting in
one of the cloak rooms with other senators, to
whom he roundly berated Riddeberger. A
listener told Malone that he ought to be the
last man to kick, as he was responsible for his
colleagues election. Malone replied that he
supposed that was true, but he never did any
thing in his life that he had regretts SO much
PERSONAL.
The name of Hon. j. Randolph Tucker Is
very prominently mentioned for appointment
to the position of Solicitor-General, in place
of MIR. Goode, rejected 1t is conceded that
Mr. Tucker would be an excellent man tor the
place, and his friends urge that the office hay
ing been originally given to Virginia by the
President another Virginia man should be ap-
pointed.
Hon. John s. Barbour accompanied Miss
Daingerfeld and Mrs. VIM. Pinckney Brooke,
is travelling in Europe. They will pass the
summer on the continent. ARGUS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-07-23
A CARD.

Citizens of the 10th Congressional District
of Virginia:
With the full assurance OF strong sup
mort from my friends, in all parts of the
district. offer myself as candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Congress.
In doing so, think it due you, that l
should state my position on the important
questions which interest the public, and
will come under congressional considera-
ton. l favor
1st. A full and cordial support of the
Administration, and encouragement of the
present temper and moderation OF the gov
eminent.
End, Federal aid to our public schools
Ard. Abolition of the internal revenue
system.
4th. A gold and silver basis.
5th. A reasonable restriction upon rail-
roads and prevention of unjust discrimi-
nation.
eth. Forfeiture of all lands granted to
| railroads where the conditions have not
been strictly complied with.
18th. The establishing of large and well
| appointed navy.
tural, mechanical, manufacturing and
| mining interests of the country.
| The interests of each of these industries
} are identical, mutual and reciprocal, and
| all depend .nore or less upon foreign de-
mand. Foreign demand depends largely
upon the exchange or sale OF foreign COM
| modities to US in exchange or purchase OF
| our commodities, and If we place too great
a tax upon foreign commodities, we ex-
clude their importation, and consequently
we lose the sale or exchange of our COM
modities. A foreign vessel will not enter
| an American port for a cargo unless she
| g,,J Tod mr. mQrJn4n
vessel afford to carry to an European port,
American goods, if she is required to come
| back empty. So that American products
are left without market, after supplying
| the home consumption. Therefore, am in
| favor of revision, equalization, and, in
! some instances. moderation of the tariff;
| always remembering, however, that the
prosperity of our country depends upon
| the concessions and compromises made
| between the various sections, and regard
! ing all these questions from naClonal ana
| not local standpoint.
9th. While [ am opposed to strikes. boy
| cotting, and agrarianism, do think some
restralnt, some curb should be put upon
| the monopollsts and stock jobbers OF the
! country. Justice to labor, as we'll as the
safety of the republic demands it, and mil
| lions of over-ridden poor cry aloud for 1t.
| The farmer, the mechanic and the mer-
| chant. all bend and break under the op-
preston and injustice of overgFown corpo-
| rations and monled monopolists. but there
! should be no conflict between labor and
| capltal-but for labor capital would be
worthless, but for capital labor would be
unemployed, therefore they ARE mutually
| dependent. Let capital be just and labor
reasonable and there can be no trouble:
| These are questions 1 would like to dis
cuss fully, but it is impossible to do so by
letter. If nominated, [ promise you to
carry the Democratic banner to trlum-
plant victory; but should your choice fall
upon another, he shall receive my most
earnest and enthusiastic support.
Respectfully.
JOHN N. OPIE.
staunton. Va.
,Julv 9Th. 1885,
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WHAT WAY LIES PROSPERITY.

WHAT WAY LIES PROSPERITY.
For several generations the citizens of
Staunton have discussed the advantages
that would result to the place from the
establishment here Of manufacturing en-
terprises, and more than one spasmodic
effort has been made to set on foot manu-
factories of various kinds, which have al
ways resulted in failure.
The time has at last arrived when the
matter should be seriously considered, for
the future advancement Of the city in
wealth and population depends on condi-
tions which do not now exist here. Our
business men have shown themselves thor
oughly competent to manage successfully
every enterprise they have undertaken.
particularly in banking and insurance.
which require the highest order of bust
ness talent. Why cannot our citizens
who have conducted so successfully these
purely financial enterprises, undertake and
push forward to complete success. others
of an industrial naturep There is no lack
of capital here to do it, and no lack of in
CINNAMON OIL bu0 pdlu VI o kAOdV AnoJol1oy
of our people to do all in their power to
make any enterprise which would bring
people and money to our city complete
success.
Stanton. by virtue of her situation, is
better located for certain branches of man.
ufacturing than any place in the South
Just west of US are inexhaustible fields of
coal and iron, now in process Of rapid de-
velopment. and right here in sight of the
city, is growing limitless wealth of
splendid timber, which is now wasting
away because those who might be benefit
ed by it will not use it. What obstacle is
there to prevent Staunton from becoming
the seat of large manufactures. requiring
only steel, iron and wood Not one, ex-
cept our inherited tendencies to procrasti.
nate and wait for others to come and make
as rich.
Staunton must do something else than
engage in those enterprises which can ben
EFT only few. She must take broader
view of her own material interests, and
endeavor to keep abreast of the tremen-
dous energy which characterizes the pres
emit age. She must do this or be doomed
to gradual but sure decay.
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MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLL E;GE3

Next Session opens Sept. 20, 1886.
Besides the regular Collegiate Course, en-
bracing English, the Classics and the Sciences,
special Courses in Agriculture, Civil and Me-
chanical Engineering and Applied Chemistry
are provided under the direction of
AFULL CORPS OF PROFESSORS AND
EMINENT LECTURERS.
A liberal equipment in the shape of Chem
ical Laboratory and Museum of Minerals
Woods, Seeds, Skeletons, Charts, &C., is also
provided.
The Cadets are under Military organization
and discipline.
Send for Catalogue giving full particulars
as to Courses of Instruction, Terms and Schol-
arships.
Location unsurpassed for beauty, healthful-
ness and convenience of access.
Address, AUGUSTINE J. SMITH,
President,
Maryland Agricultural College,
1t Prince Georges county, Nd
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ought to be stopped. but in our Judgment.
Congress has no right to !egislate upon the
subject unless and except simply and SOLE
ly to raise revenue therefrom. The States
and even municipalities have, however,
the clear right to kill oleomargarlne and
butterine, and they should at once exer-
else their power to this end.