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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
\ Souvenir OF "rhc Late InDIruS-


n souvenir OF 'Ehc Late tnplrnS-
:ntmc~S.
We We're recently shown copy OF the
weekly Patriot and Mo,ntaiucer. pub
liShcd III Grccnviilr. ). c.. March 23.
1850 II i about oNc-fourth n large rs
the HERALD AND NEWS AMI the sub
-cclp;iDn price WAS ten dollars Per year.
II contains an account of the evacuation
of Charleston. Il letter from WiunSboro
describing the SackinS ni that town by
Federal soldiers. Iincoln'S Inaugural adj
dress, TWO general orders from Gen. Lee
IN reference 10 drScrtcl>, End several arti-
c.c> OF minor importance. Among the
advertisements we notice 4 call from
Governor MaGrath for boys OF sixteen
amt seventeen years TO report TO head
quarters ut Sparianburg, and an offer of
Il reward OF six hundred dollars for the
arrest of two runaway slaves. There is
also an acknowledgement from the
steward Of the Third South Carolina
Hospital Of one pitcher of sweet milk
given TO the sick and woundcd By Mrs.
j. =. Pool, now OF Ncwbcrry. The
editor makes the following remarks
about the condition Of Columbia which
had been burned by Sherman in Feb
r,ary OF the same year: "Thc condi-
ton of this devastated city is (lcplorablc
indeed, and the united distrcsScs of its
suffering Inhabitants form an impcrisha-
bic monument OF the cruelty and savage
fcrocity OF Il mcrcilesS foe. The latest
accounts that We have received mention
| that I, ,lSS rationS are daily distributed
by the city authorities. At least S}
squares OF the once beautiful capital
| have been laid in ashes. Can Il more
definite index be found TO indicate the
mad passions that rage infuratcly in the
| hearts Of that race of demons Will,
whom Il few bipe,ls Of the South would
seek to affiliate: 1t seems to us that
these bipcds would be willing to shake
hands with Satan himself to obtain I'M
munity from personal loss" This paper
is an interesting souvenir of the "latC
| unplcaSaMtnCSS.'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

Old Iron, taken from tho Jail cells, rs
good rs new, for sale cheap by
3-%l III. j. :. RUSSELL.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
NY. z. =. SitGN'0i..

C0I.rMRiA, :. c., Aug. O. ON" night
in June last Capt. +. ". Dawson, Of
Charleston, and Capt. l.. Il. Yiliman,
OF Edgc!icll, met at the Globe Hotel in
Augusta and held II ioNw conference.
Their presence was known in Augusta
at the time. Ii was soon noisrd i'm Caro-
lima that the meeting had taken place
and the fact was mentioned i hundred
times in this convention. Both gentle
men have rcpudatcd any i,lca OF i COM
bination, Captain Tillmlu declares that
he is only seeking agricultural reforms
and is not responsible for tho political
movement. Captain Dawson says that
he is supporting the Tillman reforms
only so far rs they affect the farmers.
What they talked about on that clear.
calm night, no one knows, but the
rumorS growing out OF the conference
have shaped this cnnvrntiCn and chang =
ell the personnel OF the S:atr ticket rn-
tircly.
The meeting Of III" highlands and low
lands was not rrliShrd by the clans, and
the rrmorcd combination has been laid
very low.
AS for Gov. Sheppard, lie is young
man with fine practice ut law. He has
Il lenG future and Il bright one. He was
thrust into tie canvass by forces which
he did not control. Edgciicld has made
Il gallant fight and the Chronicle re-
grctS the overthrow.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

birthday Cards at ChapmAu'> book
store. l-li-ti.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

For blank books, pocket books or any
kind Of books call on CASTOR Il Hunt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

Stationery, good, and nj low price. n
Chapman'S.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

Pickles in barrels and bottles at
:,-10-tf j. s. Rl'SSEII'S.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

90 pounds rice for 81 ut
3-lO-tf j. :. RUSSEIL.'S.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

Twenty-Five cents is Il small sum. il
will buy Il box Of Woods Od"ntinr ut
any druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

Fishing Tackle ut Castor q Hunts
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
THE TILLM.AN ELEAIENr

Has no: played il leading part. Their
caucus decided to support 10 candidate
as body, leaving the farmer delegates
to sustain thcir individual preferences.
Tillman made 4 gallant fight Tor his
distinguished county man, bu,, failing.
in this, he did not attempt 10 dictate Il
choice Of Candidates. Richardson and
most OF the nominees lave not been in
sympathy with the riIlman movement
a| many OF tllc State poii,riau; undrr-
stood II, but Tic farmers H-itntioA i
not without It's good effects, although il
has been too violent AMI cNtrrmc IN
some OF Its features to command suppori
from the state i: large. Many OF the
plankS OF The TiIlman plat form ar.
sound and strong. and u far a> il looks
for the better education and cnliwh,cn-
mcnt of farmers, it will be helpful. NOT
hurtiul.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
On Watt street.

NV YoRx. Sept. Is. - Governments
we're dali, sat steady today. fha stock
market cas- stronger and showed more
slte than ca any preEioas daY for some
seeks. The bears seemed dsmoraliEsd
and the Balls, for 4 time, were 10 com.
plete contFol. he course of prioes,
utth the exception Of q slight reaction
IN early trading and anstheF IN tae lass
honE, waa almost steadily apwAEda ana,
Waiie SALES IN each STOCK wsFu increased,
the dealings we're extended 20 y nnch
larger nRmber Of stocks than on any
aAy Of late. There was no particular
ne 20 inaaencs the values. A general
advance Vas made upon the improEed
feeling IN the street. there being vegy
little outside busing a. yet. the frsi
prices quoted advances, ranging from
90 X, the iAtteR Was for L01svilie and
Nashville, whlie L4ckAwAna and New
Jersey we're eaea % 1here vas co.,
aidsrarle exoieemans at the ope0inR,
and fog half hear there vas an unnsnAi
active business; sut. after few fnFt1ex
slight advances, prices yielded. and 81
ooon they weFe slightly under tie opsa-
Iez henFes. LATER, hawsvsF, q general
advance toek place. whieh eliminated
about ! .. a., when ths highest prices
we're recorded. Another slight ytetd1n1
followed. bat the mAFkst recovered Be.
fore she elose. ghieA vas aoout steady
az hess prices today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

San FRANcIsoo, Sest. l3-Sailed--
Steamer Oregon, for Portland.
PoRT fowNsESD. Sept. - The bark
Madeira, Capt. kohn, from Valparaiso,
arrived yesterday, 70 load ct Tacoma
and retnrn.
The British bark William LsLaehenF
arrived today, As days from H0ngk0ng,
and anchored on the ballast Rraand.
She IL awaiting orders.
The British bark Carrie Delap, Ills
tons, vas reported OF the Cape yssteE-
day, laden with lea from Yokohama for
PORT Moody.
The American bark Alden Besae,
Captain O,BFien, IL in she BAY. lumber
laden. She goes 10 Victoria TO take
Chinese 70 Hongkong.
Ihe French bark Delphine Malanie
will DO ready for sea Wednesday. She
loaded lamber at Hadl0ck for Amoy.
The Gillian bark Anita Delphine Is
0nishinQ up as Hadlock for Valparaiso,
and the American bark John Wooster
has commenced loading thage.
The German bark Heinrich Roman
viii 60 10 HAaloek IN q few days.
PoRZ GAMBLE. Sept. lA.-AFriyed-
BaFkensins SkAgie.
POKx MADEsoE, Sepk S.-SAiled Bark
Tidal Wave.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14


General Mamry. who Us fas, been
appointed Enifea States Ministef g
sozota. Is q iiEGis BIZ 81 . fellow @ao
does not look AZ thcu2h he w0al1
MAZE mach headway IN 3 6ghs sinai-
~ "a that which caused the reEneRai
u Minister Jsc0es few days 49,
ana vet MAwry has tie repntaEion q
being one of ne griEtiesl and braves
men that The South ever produced. !
heard 4 good story Of him The other
aay whieh viii serve 70 illustrate lbs
polnk Il seenas that a great many
years arc. when be was 8 young MAJ,
Mawrv vas il Alabama. and among
his friends numbered 4 very wealthy
family named Hunt A dapper d.
lie Frsnchman, who represented HIM
self as nohieman. was very atten'
tive to one Of the yoarg ladies' Of ne
family, and treated her very shame.
fully. He was an unprincipled scOans
drel and his action was Que % MS BE-
liet that he could moi be called % &C.
count for any Of bis transgressieni
from The path Of recsitude.
When ALawry heard Of his treat.
menf Of tile girl be Al once set out a.
her cham pi0n, and challenged ths
Frenchman f0.n duel The ensllengs
was accepted, although il was no
known 10 the friends who represent
ed him or 10 the Frenchman himself
that Mawry was q dead shot. Revol
vers were chosen. The belligerentS
fired three times without Rerceptibls
effect on either side. The seconds
asked General Mawry If be was no
satisfied. He replied Nos / an
not, and / will fetch him this time.
Again they faced each other. AM
onae more the pistols were raised
and the bullets whistled through Tia
air.
The Frenchman fell, the bullet hav
ing entered his mouth and passed
through the back of his head. Iii
was examined BY the surgeon. wheg
1t was found thai under mis- vest b
wore q metal plate. upon which were
plainly seen the indeniions of ihi
three shots which Mawry had prev
iously fired, all Of which were with
In half an inca Of his heart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14


- e &aRS ANAN
RaN4 41M He& IL 1Aa -
n94s4m xat asn nea4inz AeH1 a.
s8E N23aNdaF HsMEz8 mm9 3 @tm m1azeaz
and to usel4 Mee wAs exwMsa mla1
sus nsAasae eltzaen& he ogasa nana
una aas ena tufatAlssd Esuaia - - %
naainn. =. y. 6mlTh. y. !. CAih0nn. I !.
Z Aisaian, allen MasF ana enE sanas.
4esN " - slsa1a1Aw Maaa pzA1t 80
F7lssle A1AsasAs@ - - Pa95ls -
Nefs H43stsesa MiHA ateAs aHkz@as@s =
r. eAeAE - sA2Es . xNsaA 3elEa a4AlN.a
ksAAtS y - nseAsAA. ARe 1ssEae A1sAA
asentiea g Us eeAnA4 sessa g
1910 1s.s.ss 80. 80. - : 80 -.
49, p 1oaAi1AasA AaAz NzAA $500 t1sA
aoausg lHks ails arA.
Ersamer nsspasxh eanpEesesg Eews
Ths ssesaer I,ssrafnh 3 nnfshiup nc
- $780, ,ngrEs 49,. 80 nas haen
eaaanssd Is ruush slass 4 VII ha neses-
sars 70 sska cot lsa@ fsacexa Ia has.
naxmenstne Rusaaana Kahellea.
SIS Fnanr,sun. 6ack. fs--Tee Faeiffe
f.5ass ssaasss.lsln o.. "a Ian.s iiea. Ia kna
ii - f;nars- - i.aFSssnfine poFtaana
for aesaa Tha Iff,al So forth thAs o.
Apsll IN, 1885. fhe Portland. Cd thH
heada, ran into tns afasnsaip atase g
tiasifslsEaA shaf shs sAsa ea.siste1 -
s4nsea ths nea senrs Ana etksl.1s-
1res q fnose q o0afRs q Joe k'9httAAA1
4nd tnas tne S1aAe q .alatoxnIs -
aAaaaRta y t1stxteat o. tns SUM 500
Sof. -
M-a< - = !. =. - :
hhaxaA Hopkins today reserved : 80
$3.50 is2sa -. as -. 49, ~. ~. -. go.
$3.50 49, '. ss-.sse ~ shirsv raye.
..,,s, 4 So - re,,tssrar mo rs g
- - hse,s'..5 -, s,ere Fririav- The
r-sss. - - 49, rris..tsssaIlv "a ~
-. 1870 - - = hssiss.sns Distriel
Assorrav
Afrersev SsuuAhmil. who nfosseufed
sing. 1890 n 80 - laws e 4 - -
led 80 nrfsoner Va nos tie man
no 80 anrl.pittal ths crlras ana ahat
~ - - vtssisn 81 4 consulraey.
r..A.ss, r.,..~ssa.. ear e.haraeneom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

NKw Y0nK. Sept- iS.-U. B. Sa, i005[;
"a. I2et&; slf'a, fi0ss; PAcato S., LIS;
AneFtaan Expseas. tt6s uanadA faelfe.
go; Gan. SsuaneEn. 81 Cnn. PsclEio.
a. fsnriingaoa, l5 LaskawaRna,
L. DeuyeF a Bro ttEAnde, 81 k4n
SIS 4 EsxAa, So L2ks SHORE, So /;
1saaixxilla a NAs1sslie, 4SSS; MiehiRaa
CenfKnl, q Nartnera fsctAe. 81:
preferred. 6lt Northwes4ern. 1853
New York CenIral. lesS; Oregon Aaal
wag and AAxeRs1tsn. kGS,< 0reGe1
tKanesautsAantai, 3s4; UrsQon ln-
pggNement. ~: Raeane Maj, 81 N.
Panama, 81; Roak Issana. IT. s.. PAa1.
81, Texas RsesHa. 14s: ge10n KncI6A
az Cnlled Sgaaaa -. g. wells kaERo,
issi Western Unioz. 81 EEis. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

Toe MGk ASA Azzi1c@nN sAsald r0t 4Al % cal e
him ne pecieF kas WISHED the hospitals =.
Eatepe and oheatnsd = Fre4t daal 81 vAsnxhas
tnfaFmskian walsn ke = eamp4aena - impair
70 th1as IN nasd - Ais ssrgscs. Dk. 0zEHoe
terso1s cured e. ha1as Call Or wFi1z. AZ
coumanic&aians strictly conaaenlsai. S1as
ten anilaEN fsr . naekaEe 81 madictne. A.
AFasa Oh. =. p, afBnON. Boa 1851. saa Eran
cisoo. Ca Msntsss ReaT-EHTK1ztawana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

Public opinion can only be relied
upon TO change, but what new form
it will take IL always q matter Of
doubt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

Miss Bessie Hstsoa. dmuRA1ex q 10
sspb hatsa1. the naRslzas ana eoxrea-
paedent. lntend4 10 sdee& ~ asMea a 4
rRafaaaian.
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49, TRAYKL ~
c. &P. S. B. B.


NAM4 NABLaI
EN0R FRANKLIN. black DIANkoNr
= and intermediate stAfloas. daily, a
ian
ForNeweasfte and intarnedfsta station,
daily 81 q - and fa.l0 q. n. and .. -.
Esturning arrive a. seattle frnna Ceasl
river exteRalan a. &.i8 3 m, and fren.
Newca-tia hrAneh A. 81 q N. Il m.. 80
and So ,. n.
Runzinz tins 70 FsAnkiin. ID. a.
In e1scs APEll 8 fsS5
r. ,. MI. NKR. SUR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
WELLS' LINE SAL Hs
wmnM
san Kranciseo =


NIX. HOW ARD sala q 49,
WI. trom data gaxtf 49, $3.50
staai en- Ei1oaa E&ns+ t
Weekls xrlEE ~ se4sN : 49,
hsck every MonEaAT AH.A
VII tcaah a. Fgrt taA1aA Z 49, ~ M
a. frei@aA Mrr4xin8 ~ @
slesrnarn: regrRf saN Wt4 -
wAarf ~ "a oiEis ek &te4 49, 81
saturday Ht t&A.Aa F3sss
$50 &c. "a ~ aheck &c
Ths as amasr SaHeR 1lA& 80 ~
eaek hor Pare aamSia gFNsf
Hasarslzg. 81 1Aka p4li4 - -
40 rs1asaEa aE4agM fa3 AZ
caanA
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no TRE UNP0RTuNATE


- - - =
DispanmFy No. e.
keNruy Raraa, SRE
Nranclaca Eaab
iizhad n lGS&, g.
he treatmnt O.
sxuAl sad samAnA
Diseases mch .
aoNaARHMA, aIERs
xA4cxUE4 8xTau
IN b ali its farms
/ sx&rNAz WMAxNEn
/ nd RsEnRox.
lMs e. nanhaoC
eEmananAy cure
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
Annie Wright Seminary,
TAcoAaA. W.T..
4 BSardilg and BaT Mhsl iur Girls.
Ths Righ1 Rev. EiahOR Paddock.
ID. u. teetor an4 ksz1der.
$50 600 Endowment

Chrastnnns Terra beEaaa sept. Q,
sIHE best INSTRUCTION Is GIVEN
n Ia &agi1ah. tt@fman. fEeaGh. Latin.
MnslG, Dgn wlng Ma& PAn&lnx.
Rapais are lAkoa A. Al ages ana af nny
tlnae. N 10 iInpAEs4nt. AoWrFeE. 90 enIsE
cary IN the term
Ihe cesixn Ct ths sehsal = 10 fnraish a
plaM4AnE lAz1AS4 n HltezlG y 11He Islxas ean
recmEa EnnruaEh aFaEemAElc inafrue4l =.
eEEa kanaA atEh sailar9 aGSa rezxszn4 Mt
Ror oa1aicgas anA pazUe4iars address
AIS. L.KAzUEL IA. VILLA
SJi6 4w fEcNzna VISA. Ter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
RAuMx 0kxEKmx. lEp. FxRKr
kresidant Vios PrasiAams
J. FuBTR CaaA1aZ.
Pugst Sound Eatignal Bank d
Ssattl.
Occidental Block.

puY AND SKILL FuRKHGN AM
- 1anseNttc excA&&sa. transfer rsnnaE
81 seaeRFsEA . aET part q TIE UniieS
Ssa4aa ard AnrnNa. secnfwa Gspnaees -
money And tssns PAS hoelxseE cert scaans
CORRESPONDENTS
Ias@3ea. \. -. RalAsSaz 4 $50.
fAEiA. Eaa &aseaE1 HEaFs
N~AMkfaE4 A. u Il Nss SaesFNE - -
Ns@ XaKk HE6neE nAMk a. CAsBfnvussa
1sieAsa. Cess azaayaA1 NAtanal Hank.
HsH1a9s Sara NA1sat hank
An FFaneNca. Is HAaG e Ca1uwsn i
FHxNAz4 Is Ezras Nstlnana HAnk,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAAspoafATl
Carving the q. 3. all.
Tacoma, SAUL 1 Pari FgWIii

ONE or THE W. a. -
& 4. Cos steamers -
Washington or Edithla
VIII q n TAILS between tAcaaaa saa & "a
iosfnas IA. ieaylng Tacoma 4nsH r.. a
y lain and t1ncning A9 SM
Madison. Ort q .mhle. Port
tQrt Town end. RetarnAna asa
foWf senc every day llxcsps
s'clock D. u.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
STEAMER HELEN.
FOB CaLRf, RoRTs aa m
WisaaeI1K

NAAA MIR El ~.
"a IaAaal. ~ 80 =. =.
~ -. :, as.l.Atn Y y laz A sglgq Is - ~
Z. - aes1a4 40 FEillaT. Al go -. ~
s,sl.lx =. la2kllA kalNk load a peff fls-
stsa1a AAa4s y 1aaa 81 EsaFa IA - nnssn
- ! s1klsiA i1FN aSa IL knRt M anl sIssr.a
= - fe1 q for& Orchard ~ Is =
~ - hesAs Aaeaat Is % a. ~. kalh7
leeaaag I1uHaay sna sefsaF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
EoFS Sale.
$1,000 REWARD.

DY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
I'D ers OF King county, w. II. / hereby
ofer $1,000 reward fer the arrest and con.
vlcfion Of the person. who. on the Sth day
Of February, murdered J. Manning Col.
man and Wilbar patten. on Lake Wash
ington. In aasd county.
J.H MCGRAW, Sheriff
Seattle, ", r.. FEB. n. 1874 fef8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
BRICA! BRICK! BRICK

HAVING F0RECL0sED A MORT
II gage en- twa kilna Of brick. and be
INK desiFons Of turning them iBto money
~ onca. viii sell them il large OF small
lots cheaper than any enc else.
n. CHfLBERG,
ape Grocer, 6ie Front street.
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BEXfKg HORTON kGO,,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, W. I.

bapoaiaM Fooelxea ana mecuunas xmn
E4hseca % Chack e. uraA
SAEna &xehAnRn anf 1etezrankla Trzaa
taT On San RrAnclnca. ParsianA sNd Naw
slRAt hills q exnhanz~ drawn n eaw.
sa sMas d1rees aa 1snn2aa. araBaRse, -
WAeE0 Ga RnronA.
aa3e4 &qAaAed % ApfsfE&14 a1euE41Y.
aalved On aspuaia taw nasa kp@rins.
Colisssiana @sds ane rrunassa rrcnpsi
rami1sea.
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EDUoArToEAL
KINDERGARTEN

MISS GRACE THORSDYKE, A
1RA graduate o. sAe CAi1crn1A Kinder
g&ztka framing schao4 ann0uncta that
she VII REQ en- tbs kindergarten former
~ preaidea over b. Mss A6Msne Fcsat .ch
81 the cRner Of Third and Pine sgrecfa.
On Ai0a1Ay. A1g. 81 ab9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
Ser tsrseuaer Der ga1afloifafeit.

Der Graenger bet Sd)laaofgfeit ober Snfom-
mia lit in neun unter 3ebn Gdaen etn b9spep.
ti1der Masen. @ute 8eroauung bringt gelun-
ben SdIaf, @erbaunnss binDert i'm.
Oas Sirn unO ber Nasen leosn nit einanoer.
Gins Der bornebmften Sbmptome eines f9ma.
den 3uitanoes Oer 8erOaulnssorgane 1T eine
Gtoruns bes sroben gteruen gentrun,s, res
@ebirns. Wtan frafise ben Ntaaen unb gebe
baburd benz sroben Centrum oas sSIeidssDi9t
tpieber. Cine bodft suoeiIdiiise arsnei Oafiir
lit Soffetter'8 MagenbittereS g.,
peIdeS nrineralil6en 8erubisunssmitteln melt
borauaieben iff oenn pennalet9 Dteie cine 3eit
lang einf@ldferno auf bas @ebiru tuirten, bOren
iie bod balo gu tptr'en auf unb benadt6eiligen
allemal bic Spannfraft Oes Masens. Das
8ittere binse9en ftellt bic Sbdtisteit iens8 al.
pi6tisen Organs wieOer bet nno fein beilfamer
@influb ssist id in benz seiunDen s@laf unb
e.nem rubisen 3ultano oes giebenipfems.
@beafo em5fdnst bic sbatistett Der eeber unb
Derme our@ ieimen @ebrau@ etne beilfame
Nnregung.
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Sic 7emtihen In Nrag baben ein
iebr beutli9es 9ebensael@en BON iid ge=
seben unb bas ftolBe Wort Der @5e9en
BON bem ngolotnen ilooii9en prag"
frdftis miberlegt. Siinsit fauOen in Der
9auptitaot 80bmens bic @emeiabemah>
len ltatt. Set Is Sabren baben ii9 bic
Oeutfdeu bon ieber Seilnabme an biez
fen Wablen entbalten, oiesmal aber be-
f6loRen iie, mitjutbun uno lire Stdrfe
gu priifen. Oas @rgebniB mar elm
iiberrai6enbes Die 9euti6er, bic feinen
ein3isen SIP gu erringen bofften, gepans
men glei6 BERN erfeu Wablga gum
groBen Nerger Der @ae9en etn Manbat
unb in bier weiteren Gdllen fold groBe
Min6erbeiten, OaB bier 5ti6waben
5mu9en DeuIi@en uno @Se6en itattfin=
ben mifen. @s 1T bds nod mebr als ei=
ner Gidtung Elm iebr bemerfensmertbes
GreigniB. rDel6es nur aur Grmunterung
Der Deutl9en olenen fann.
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Dobl bleiben. Nber man foQ ni9ts ber=
i6mDren. Nuf Gins aber fann i6 bod
einen Gi6 ablegen: baB, lpenn i'd mid
iemals berbeiratben foQte, bic nette flei=
ne Grau &atbi getpiB ni9t bic Musers
pdblte feiu tpiirbe.
Sd fomme ieBt febr ieIten in ibren
Salon. @s bat fi6 ba eine @eieal9aft
BON fleinen &omDbianten suidmmengez
funben, bic mir als gen6bnIi6er untz
gang bod ni6t re6t bebagt. Da 1T nas
rientli6 Elm 9ef0enipieler aus benz
Observation-Disclosures, Elm getpi11er
@pe9t, ber oa bas groBe Wort fiibrt
unb nit elmer Autoritdt auftritt, bie
mid einigermaBen beforgt MAIDEN Mir
be, tpenn i6 tiefere @efiible fir bic flei=
ne Bewer empfdnoe. Sas oerbinbert
iibrigens ni9t, baB i'd bic fleine sSrau
INNER nod iebr sern babe unb mid
INNER freue, tpenn i6 ibr i'm Sbiergar=
ten begegne, in Dem fie in 8egleitung
Sbres groben 8luto, Der tpie elm Soler
UNI fie berumipringt, INNER einiges
Nufeben erregt.
l1nb nun Gott befoblen, lieber
2iiBen! @eben Sic uns re9t balb
Na6ri9t, Sic tperben uns Ollie bersli9
babu,9 erfreuen, beionbers aber
Sbre1 treu ergebenen
Gelir Quintus.
Die ungetpobnte &ibrung, bic @eorg
befallen bate, als er Die Briefe aus Der
9eimatb 5ur 9anb nabm, mar atpar
ldngif gepi6en, aber er mar bod nod
INNER tief bepegt unb fiiblte li6 bbQig
ouber Stanbe. ii6 ieBt nit bem lang.
meiligen Sefferfon binsuiegen un6
,,businesss' gu fpre9en.
(Gortiebung folst.)
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= 9elotes, II. Sanuar 1886. l1nte1
GROCER 8etbeiliguug fano beute bte 8eer=
oigung bes 9errn 8alentin Calm ltatt.
SroB Der iittenlipen &dlte ftr6mten bic
9d9barn pon giab uno Gern berbei
UNI ibrem lieben Mitbiirssr bic lebte
gbre gu ermeifen. 9err pfarrer Srapi
bon Der lutberif9en Rir9e in San Mn-
tonic belt bic @rabreoe; unb in re1t
trdfti9en Wotten i9ilberte er bas 2ebeu
bes 8ertorbenen. 8aIeatin Calm ers
bIldie in unterneu0prf, 8aoen. am Ia
6ebruar 1917 bas 2ibt Der @elt.
1853 manberte ct mad pean1plpanien
aus uHb besmdblte iih bort nit Caro-
line 5tola. Aus Dieier gbe iiberleben
ibren acknowledgement @eIiebten, cine
trauernbe @dttin uno 3wei erwabiene
@6bne. W6ge ibm bic @r6e lei@t
wer0en.
= Gin Geuer brad lit Serarfana i'm
9auie BON W. 6. Wbitater, cine Der
f90nften Wobnungeu Der Siabt, aug.
DaGelbe griff 10 raid um iiG, baB Elm
a9tidbriges Mdo9en i'm 8ett per=
brannte.- Wbitater bat feline bonn
5bred geldbmte Grau unb bas iiin9ite
&tno aus bem brennenben 0auie binz
ausgetrasen unb elite 3uriid, Inn feline
9o6ter 5u bolen. Nber gerabe, als er
bas 0aus betreten tpollte, itiir3te bas
brennnenbe Dad elm. Srobbem ma9te
er ben ber5meifelten 8eriu6, in bas
Glammenmeer ein5uoringen uno tonnte
nur nit @emalt baran Derbinbert per=
ben.
- Sm Mation Sptel gu gleaiautpn
peiti6ten einise @dfte einen iungsn
Mann Namens 8rap bur9. 9ie 3d9s
tigung mar eine berbiente, benn @rap
beatli9tiete elm i'm 9otel bienenbes
Mdo9en gu beiratben, oieies peigerte
fi9 inbeB, unb um bas Wdb6en sur
Deiratb gu sDingen, perbreltete ct na@=
tbeilige @etiibte iiber es unb f6dbigte
banur9 ben guten &uf oeiielben.
= 0alfs 8unbesmaribal So6aion
Derbaftete in @ninespile einen Wtann
Namens Self. gs liegen gegen oenfels
ben Qnflagen tpegen orei i'm Snbianers
9erritorium i'm Sabre 1882 begansener
Worbe Dor.
= Sn Waco beribludten atpei Der.
ionen Morpbium in ielb1m6rberif6e
Nbn3t, elm Mann unb cine 6rau. Ser
grftere ftarb, Die smeite puroe gerettet.
Sn beioen 5dllen lagen feine llrfa6en
fir Apn G3pIhf}morA nnr
= 8on 2arebo miro beri6tet, baB
bic S6afbeeroen niht bur9 bas falte
Wetter gelitten baben. Ser 59nee lag
einem 3Oa bod in 2arebo.
= Sas Union Depot in Soufon III
abgebrannt. Das 6euer entftanb i'm
Speiie3immer unb bdtte nit 2ei9tigteii
geI0f6t meroen f6nnen, aber man bate
fetn Waiier 3uf Sanb.
- Sn Corpus @briiti lag Der 59nee
BON 3 bis 4 3Oa bod.