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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

o. 2orra miinf6t cine MaHerr6bre
nod benz GluB; genebmigt. Die Be<
tpobner bon Mbenue 3. %petitioniren Inn
@aslampen; benz @ascomite iiberpies
fen. 8iele Birger bef9meren fi9 iiber
bic f9le9ten GtraBenibersdnse ber
Miifionsbabn; Dem StraBens unb
8riiden : gomite i%ibertragen.
Ser Mntpalt erbielt ben Muftrag, cine
Orbinans gegen anreine Mil6 gu ents
tDerfen.
Das 6iaa13eomite empfabl bic Nnlei,
BE bon $50, 900 ober bic @rtnabme bon
$4,000 aus ben o~iesidbrisen Steu.
ern. 8eruorFen.
8elfnap beantragte, bic Ganitdtss
poli5ilten ab5ui9aHen. Mngenommet1.
Gren6 trug barauf an. baB bas ST.
nanacomite bic Steuerlifte Bis our ndds
fen 8eriammlung norbereite. Mnaes
tpmmen.
neber bas @mitbi9e gigentbum an
Der gde bon Main Yla3a entfanb cine
ldagere Debate. IS tpurbe bebauptet,
baB bic @tabt ni9t ben gangen Streis
fen 2anb erlanst babe, BEN fie gefauft
bate. IS tpurbe enbli9 bei9loHen,
6aB Mirs. Smith ben She'll 2anb sus
riifauaablen babe, Der ni6t abgetreten
tpur6e.
8om Gabrifanten Der 0ampfpalae
mar elm S9reiben eingelaufen, mel6es
berfidert, baB fi9 bic MaI5e i'm guten
3ufianoe befanb. alderman SmDe be-
bauptete, baB 1emifalii6e Subfau5en
auf bic Mal3e geidiittet tuoroen fem.
2odpoob trug auf @rnennnng zines
NaGtpd6ters an. Bis auf Weiteres
Nadep tlaste ben &etoroer an, oaB
CT mebrere perionen ni9t geftraft babe
neil er baour1 politii6es Rapital babe
MAIDEN molen. Dem poli3ei : Gomite
iibermieien unb barauf 8%ertagung.
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2emofratiiAes GomntD s9idet.

9iftrift : Mnpalt:
Oscar 8ergtrom.
Sifrift @lerf:
Geo. sc. SafbteIl.
@ountps &i9ter:
s. 8. So 70 d.
gpuntD, Glerf:
Sbao. %. Smitb.
Gountp=N nmalt:
@bmarb DwDer.
Sheriff:
%. SC. StDrp.
gpuntp=6 9abmeiffer:
Sobn WitBers.
@ountnsg olleftot:
Soe @affiano.
Gountp>M Ke1or:
Grant Me. 6. Mewto n.
gountps@ ermefer:
eugene Giraub.
Sdute=Snfpeetor:
Sobn 81. pbell.
2egislatpren:
8. s. &obinon.
80. g. Gingsburp.
Griebensridter, preeinet go. L.:
W. M. Qerron.
6. so. Barnes.
Gonfoble, precinct SO. L.:
CD. 8. Stepens.
gountps%g ommifdre:
precinet $50. 1. = &afael Quintana
2. = peter Sonas.
8. = Wm. gDerner.
a.. = @b. Braben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12
Gait auSaeset6net.

8. S. atfins, Yolisei6ef in anOrsiae, genn.,
f9reibt: vMeiner Gamilie unb mir ielbit itnb
bic ipobltbdtisen SoIgen 5brer auSse3eidneten
Mtebiain, Or. Sings Stem Diseoberb segen anS>
sebrung, gu She'll seporben. Sd babe sefan-
ben, baB iie BALI, ipaS bon ibr beriproden tpiro
unO besbalb beaeuae i'd ibren 8ert6. ale met
ne Gaeunbe, Oenea i'd Die Mebiain empfabL To-
ben fie.
@arantie tpiro s%eIeiffet, bab Dr. Sings STEM
DISCOVERY gegen auS3ebruns Sufen, Grfal.
tung, 8rOn9itis, atbma, 8rdune uno eae
Sals., 8ruf. unb 2unsenleioen beilt. @robe>
fia1den fret bel u. Dreib. @robe Glaf9en$l
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MUerIet.

= 9ie gompasnien 6 un6 $ finb
bon Mri3ona tpieber in San @ntonio ans
gefommen. Die Gone Star grauerei
trattirte bic 2eute nit finf SAB 8ier.
Das republifanii6e RongreBfos
mite bes 10. 9i1trifts bat 9errn Sames
g. Mewcomb als Ganbibaten fur oas
Observation-Disclosures bes Songreies r1os
minirt unb Ssrr 9telpcomb bat bic Sos
mination argenommen.
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Die lteberrafhmng Ses 8eften.
aus ser 6aurens@urfen3eit

aus ser Saurens@urfen5ett
Wie bic Musbauer elmer Maus our9
BEN f@6niten grfolg gefr6nt purbe, er=
adblt Elm We6ielblatt folgenoermaBen:
Sic Maus tpar in einen Mil@napf ges
fallen unb fonnte ii6 ni6t aus Der fliiIz
figen Ma1ie iiber ben &anb beg Staples
erbeben. Sic Mtaus f9tpamm nit Ser
&raft Der 8er5meifuns in ber Mil6
berum, inbem fie ale Seine riibrte. SIN
8erlauf bon fnapp elmer Stunoe bate
iie bur6 bic quirlenbe Gepegung bic
Mtil9 in Butter bertpanbelt uttb bamit
cine feite unterlage getponnen. Nun
rubte ii9 Die Maus auf bet Butter aus
unb iebte barn NIT einer1 fiibnen
Sprung aber ben &anb bes Staples
bintpeg.
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Stir Counts : aommiddr.

VIII iinb autoriirt GERM CD. 9raSen
oIs 4anDibaten fit WieOertuabl fur oas amt
6e8 county. gommiion ces a.
Yreeintts anauseisen.
Wiz fin6 autoriTrt Germ Us M. S6fling
f., ais Ranbi6at fIr @ieoerpabl fit oas Ar1t
bes County. s m mif drs OeS 3. *re>
einfts an3uaeisen.
Sir ftu6 outorifrt, Germ s. 6. 9t9no.
NTH ais Ran6ioaten fir bas lint pes
county . aommiffdrs bes 8. YreetatfS
an3useisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12

pilot ppint unb anbere @eleli9aften
erlaHen CUR 8ilbung elmer etaatsbereis
itigung. Die 8eriammlung ion am %.
September in @ebduoe bet Mer6ants
@r9ange gu Dallas ftattfinben.
Nm p%ergangenen Sonuabenb uub
@pnntag fanb bas GebirgssS dneer=
feft au Smitbions Sbal ftatt. Nidt
tpenige 8enobner San Intpnios bats
ten 8orbereitungen our S%beilnabme an
benz 5efte ~getrOfeu. Oa trat an 6reis
tag Na6miitag elm beftiges @emitter nit
&egen Elm, bas mebrete Stunben lang
anbielt. Nus Der @dngerfabrt tpuroe
baber ni@ts. Mm Sonnabenb etfubr
ma suar, baB Der &egen feline weite
8erbreitung batte, bod bas 5eif fir
San Intonio 1T berborben.
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8udlene Mrutea.galbe.

Die bette 5alpr Der aSelt fir S9nttie
Guetidunsen. @eiGpire, 6iebsr. unb Saut-
Iusfdlo9. Gledss. %seFprungene panoe, Croft
bculeu uno ale 1auttrantbeiten turirt ga.
inrrraaiben cher feline 8e3abIuns. @o1iae
Classification aarantirt ODER nas 0elo mub
5priiderfattst. 2b @enlS bic Sd,adteI bei ".
DretB
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12
SIR 2eaisIutur . 9feprdfentant.

wiz fnh aatoriirt, Germ 8. Q. 09fe
ais 4an6ibaten far 2egt8Iatur.&epra.
fentanten anSu3eigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12

= 6unberte bon perionett beiu6en
tGgli9 Gus. Gabe unb trinfen bas
beriibmte Spnp Gau Bier. gs
1T bies Der ein5ige Plab in Der Stabt,
in pel9em bas gier au baben 1T.
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= 9iefes Sabr iOa in Solanb Der
finfbunbertfte Seburtstag bes Mannes
gefeiert tperbcn, pel6er angebli9 bas
Ginial5en Der. 9dringe erfunSen bat.
Ser Gefprdibent muB einen rieiigeu
Slater beliBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12
ssiar Diffrift : gferf

I'm bic Burger bon Bexar gountb.
9ier6urd siin6iee ib mid als Ranbibat sur
W~iebererudtlung fir bias slmt bes DifritttIert
bon Bexar gounfb an.
Geo. q. 8 afbieI.
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1ar @uunth : @Ierf.

Sir fitsb antorifrt Germ Slab. IS.
Smitb aIs RanbiDaten fit @iebererpabluns
fur bas lint bes gouuts- gIertS ansu.
finbisen.
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sur eheriff.

@ir iino autoriirt, Germ Rat 2ebiS
ais aanDibat fir @ieOerpabI fir Oas 9mt bes
Gberiff8 au5utinOigen.
Sir iin6 autorifirt Germ gbo8. .. Me.
Gall fur bas Amt bes Sberiff in BET be-
borjtebenben Nobemberpabl anaaaeisen.
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Dos Glenn. hos GHrner unb Sc

- Das @lenb, bas &Drper unb @eilt
Bel an6aueinoer 9artleibigfeit empfinz
ben uttb er6ulben miiien, ldBt fi@ nit
@o,ten ni@t bei@reiben. Sic regelmds
Bige Mnmenbung bon Nper's %abflbrenz
ben piaen in lei9ten 9oien gewdbrt
ben sei6wd6ten @ingeweiben tDieber
gefunbe Sbdtigfeit. 8eriu6e es NIT ibz
men ur1b le tperben bi6 beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12
@abl Mnset9en.
gerar County.
Stir Diaritt . gnwalt.

Wit finb dutorifirt, GERM Oscar 8erg'
from oIs &anbibaten fir bas Nmt be8 St'
frtttanmaIteS an5uaeigen.
An bic Stimmseber 8exar
County.
SD tiinbise mid bier6urd ala aanbibat an
fir bic @iebereriudEsang aIs Diifristanipalt FUR
ben 81. Su0ieiaI- Difritt.
.@eorse @af&al.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12
ssar @puntp<WiGter.

Bir fno outoriirt, Serrn 6. 8. IS ur3ba@
ole Rdnoi6atsn fir @iebererpdblung fir ba8
amt 6es Gount1ri9terS anamaeisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-12
Enrrespondenz. Gdulenburg, BEL

0Nu|ITkrpuMWkMH SWu&etUulDI UCu
9. Oftpber. 2eBten 9onnerfag Nbenbs
berI6ieb na6 langem &ranfenlager
9err Is. Serbian, felt Sabren poftmeiz
fter bon @6ulenburg, i'm Wlter bon 81
Sabren unb mur6e ben nd6iten Sag
unter aablrei9em @eleit .sur ewigen
&ube gebra6t. 9r. 56mitt belt cine
furae, aber ersreifenoe @rabrebe nab
bieiige Singer langen bas 2ieb uNur
in bes 9er5ens beilig ernfter StiQe."
9err Serbian mar elm Mann bon ges
biegener 8ilbung, GROCER 9er5ensgiite,
ftreng re6tli6em Gbaratter, tur5 elm
Meni9 in bes Wortes eoelter 8e6euz
tung unO feline Jreunbe empfinben ben
8erluif taft 10 f6mer5li6 wie feline Tas
mile. st rube in Sriebenl
ginen pl6Bliden Sob erlitt bic Muts
ter bes befannten @aitmirtbes sos.
&ainer. 9ieielbe mar cine nod rliffige
Grau bon GO Sabren uno unterbielt ii6,
aus BET Stride gefommen, nit 5Dei ibr
befannten 9erren, als bieie, fi6 einige
Nugenblide entfernenb, mad ibrer &ids
febr bemerfteu, baB lie bOm Stuble gez
iunfen unb tobt mar. Gin S9lag bate
ibrem 2eben elm @n6e bereitet! 9err
&ainer, tpel6er fi9 CUR 3eit In 9oufon
befanb, muBte pet telegraph gu ibrem
8egrdbniB berbeiserufen tperoen. Ser
felbe 1T nun bon Sigh 9ia nod S9us
lenburg iibergefiebett uub bat ant
Sonnabenb Mbenb in @emeinf9aft BON
9errn s. Woltes, einen rgarroom"
er6Hnet.
Gin 9 Monate altes Sinh bes 6errt1
5. %. @6mibt .itarb leBte @o@e an
9ipbtberitis.
9ie &ompreB 1T fertig unb eine 2ei=
ftungsprobe fiel febr aufriebenfeaenb
aus.
Ser Bau Der Surnballe 1T nun 10
melt gebieben, baB bas v@eripp" fertig
oaifebt. 9ieies gretgniB uurbe @Onns
abenb BEL 2 GdB9et1 Bier gefeiert.
@eitern mar bas i9on bor spei Wos
6er angefiinbigte, aber f9le6ten Wets
ters tpegen aufgei6obene eroBe5 9ibens
feit. Sci Sag mar pra9tuoq unb cine
groBe Meni9enmenge bate fi9 einges
funoen. Sin r1m3ug tpurbe abgebalten
unb es fielen BET bemielben b~efonbers bic
2eiifungen einer bieigem f6neu impros
bifirten WufiffapelIe auf. Sci oen1
Standardization betrug ber lite Breis
$25, Der Ste unb lebte 81 unb murbem
bon ben na1folgenb benannten 9erren
ber &eibe mad getponneu. 9err gmil
&ubmann, 06oB IS &inge aus m6glts
den 36) 96ulenburg; Soe &eDnolbs,
MibbIeereef; 6. 9elmfamp, 9miB @lp;
%. gorneblfon, S6ulenburg; s.
@9iege IT,, &ounb Sop, 6. Bbilipp,
Bluff; s. 8laf, Weimar. Sic 6erren
S6lottman bon SpiB Mlp unb Wotips
ia bon 9@ulenburg tbeilten fi@ in ben
lebten Yreis.
9as Geft berlief obne ie6e STRUNG
in Der a%ngenebmiten Weiie. s. $.
9ie l1eberrafhmng nes 8eften.
Set GINGER 3eit bilbet bic Grage iber
&einbeit 5es 8adpuIbers cine 9iscufis
on Der 3eitungeit, unb tpi6enf9aftli9e
Mdnner baben tire Meinung iber bic
Sngrebienaen beriel6en abgegeben;
Die unteriu9ungen %gemdbren bent
&oDal Batting Bomber BEN preis uab
bic beiten Mdnner be3eugeu, baB feline
u~ngefunben Dber untpertben 3utbaten
in benz &oDal Batting Bomber eri6eis
men. Gamilien m6gen mobl bea@ten,
baB feline Nnfertigung tbeurer fommt,
mie anbere BUILDER, aber bic @bemifer
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Sir Steuer . Solicitor.

@ir Enb antoriirt, GERM 8. 9. q a m a .
aid. 9an6ibat fir bas Smt bes SteuerfoaeftorS
bon Bexar Gountb in Der beborfebenoen ao'
be~mberpabI an5uteiser.
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Sir 9onfab[e.

Win iinD autoriirt, Germ Greb 8aber
ala aaHbibat fit Miebet abl far bas gmt beS
a~onfabIers beS 1. Difritts anau5eisen.
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Sir iino antorifirt GERM g. %. 3 arne8
ale Ranbibat fur 6as Mmt ehshes bet GriebenSs
ri9ter bes L. @reeinfts ia ber beborfebenben
RobenberpabI nu3uaeisen.
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4bptpgrapbten, before als ie III
San MntDnio angefertist murbei1, tuers
ben iebt in gaIIapaDs @aIles
RTE, Alb 9ouffonfraBe, aufgenommen.
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Wp1fstthe t.

gongreB &eprdientant:
s. g. Mewcomb.
9ifrift 9npalt:
@eorge paf@al.
Siifrift @lerf:
s. g. Gal
County : Sdabmeifer:
@b. Groboee.
Sheriff:
Rat 2emis.
Collector:
s. 6. m a ..
NfeHor:
morrill, Boor.
County &i9ter:
s. 8. Wur5ba6.
County : @lerf:
$. s. @tebens.
8ermeKer:
%. SO. 2pde.
@ountp sNnmalt:
Stto 5taffeI.
@pnfabler-1. precinct:
Greb. 8aoer.
Griebensri9ter:
Mntnn Mbam.
6. %. McWlIifer.
Sdute =Snfpeftor:
SDe Murin.
2egislatDren:
s. %. 8anfs.
$. %. 2igbt.
Oefentli6e Wdger:
2puis Bertreaur.
5. 8ulliam.
Wm. GearneD.
County : @ommiifioner:
Ntfreb M uffep.
s. u. @babe5.
% m. 96fling sen.
Grant Il m 9eib.
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Ser Mufri9tigte. Stun
tpie tpar's in Paris2 Nette Nbenteuer
iebabt?
gabl Wenn man in meinem Nlter
nod ein Nbenteuer bat, 10 1T es getp6bn.
li6 elm tbeurer Ibenb. (Glieg. 3D.
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Sir @arnth . 0ermefier.

Sir inb antoriirt, GERM %. @. 2ode
ais annbibat fur @iebererpdblung fur oas
amt bes gonntb germeerS bel oer
beborFebenben @abI anauseigen.
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@er1anat

Gin auperIdiiiges beutf6es Md6@en
ober Grau, dig &inberpdrterin. Mu9
elm Sunge gum Mufparten.-Man ab.
breffire: Lock Box Nr. 226, CORPUS
@brifti, Seras.
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: @anae 8dnbe f6nnte man f9rei<
ben iiber bic giinitigen l1rtbeile, tpel6e
iiber Dr. Muguf &0ni9's hamburger
GamilieneM ebisinen tagtdgli6 iiberaQ
gefdlt tperben.
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8ef0uututabuttQ.

anen meinen seebrten 8unben unO 8reunben
aeise i9 hermit e~rgebenf an, baB id ben
METROPOLITAN 6aIoon bon iebt an al.
Iein peiterfibren tuerbe, unb bite mnt feraere
seneigte Iatronase. G@tunssboa
Sobn .. Rriete.
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I'm bic @timmaeber Des 1. Yreeinfts, Bexar
gonnfh.-Mein 4erren! Da bic @abl BON
gountbbeamten ia nddfsen Nopember f~tattfn>
bet, 70 bate i9 es fur VFidf, meinen Jreunoen
fir bic linteraatumg unb bic Besinfisumsen
40 banEen, bic fe MIR in ben bersaaeenerl feds
S0bren e~riuiefeu baben, mnb bertraue babel auf
Sire lIntertatung IN Der fomnenben Babl.
Sd fin6iae mid 6esbaIb ols &anbibat fit bic
@ie6ertpabI ais Griebensri9ter bes 1. Wreeintts
bon 8exar @onntb an, uno folte i'd ertpdhlt
iperben, 70 fam i'd nnr berfpreden nnD MID
berbirsert, bic @fidten rneineS amtes unpor.
teiif9 IN Der 3ufnnft at erfuaen, gerabe ipie i'd
es berindt babe, In Der gersansenbett 81 tbnn.
sd terbleibe ~adtunsSboa
anton Mb am.
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SIR ssriebensridter bes 1. Brectnfts.

DWS UtVeUcuUtt7ScI VSVI' T*S
@tr ffuS autcriFrt, Germ g. IS. MeaI.
aIs adnSibat far bas Sriebenss
ri@teramt bes /. YretiattS anSmfanoisea.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08
Hindoo Heads.

A Hindoo writes to the Pjyrno'ogicfl
Margarine as to the relative size OF tho
heads Of his countrymcn as compared
with those Of Europeans. lie says: '.All
the Hindoo heads / have had the oppor.
tunity Of measuring by tape measure
come near to or about twenty-five inches,
and in somo cases more, in circumfcr-
cnce." The writer goes on to give his
view Of the difference between the Eng
lish and the Hindoo, and the reason of
the l~atter's sub ,~cction. The native, he
considers, has less Of thosa qualities hat
give energy, force, resistance, enterprise,
hopcfulness and caution, while lie has
more of those that ! nd to passive obcli.
cnce, reverence, respect for ant GRITTY,
submission to what appears to he the vii
of heaven, and in general TO religious in.
6~ucnces, than his con9ucror.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08
lefferson'S HosDitaljty,

Not until tue days Of General Grant
was the English custom of giving ma
floral gratitude a pecuniary form OBJ
served by even q part Of the Ara rican
people. Not a few of the great leaders
c. the Revolution were allowed to die in
poverty, verifying the spirit, II not the
letter, of the lines:
And bailiTs may seize his last blanket to.
day,
Whose Tall shall b. upborne by heroes to.
morrow
Congress, in two or three cases, showed
a tardy sense OF gratitude by purchasing
the papers aud Libraries Of those whose
public service has caused them to die in
solvent, thus enabling their families to
live in something approaching comfort.
Thomas Jefferson, toward the close Of
his life, was SO infrm and poor that he
applied to the Legislature Of Virginia
for permission to dispose of his large cs.
tate by lottery. lie hoped by this method
to realize a sum sufficient to pay his debts
and to give him a competence. Public
duties prevented him from looking after
his estate during many years, md a pro-
fuse bosnitalitv had cxbaus,ed his mems
Mr. Jefferson was tho most nonular of
American citizens, and pconlc camo from
ro- and poor 10 COO him nromn,od hy
o,r;os;,r ~ affection I:fo a. Mon,
o,un hlo1 60. 49,, ho,o,
=, fashionoh,o v,otorinn nrooo Mon
ho,, 90 conoros. omco'bn,dors c,oror
men lowvers doctors artists loro;@n.
orc and noon,o ~ fashion locked 70 GOO
IA ,
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Printinn Of thn Antinndns

English anil Amcri an writer's fire..
~lucntly write as if the whole cf the Eng.
ish speaking aud writing world WAS
embraced between San Francisco and
Dover, paving little attention to the
9! It'll II Provinces Of North Amc:ica, and
zone at all t. the numerous colonies
which lie under the Southern Cross, en-
orariug Cape Colony, Australia and New
calard, besides tho English press OF
/ dia Yet the writes, ard consequently
hc printers, Of these countries arc III
ncrous. IN India alone a large number OF
works. arc printed, and the productions
}! tlr press at the Cane Of Good Hope
nc far from contemplate. 1t is, how
VcI, in Australia and New Zealand that
he creates: development has been made,
md it is there that business is the most
'ctivc and taste is developed the highest.
IN the ncwspaper line, the daily journals
IF Melbourne and Sydney bear an excel
cnt compar son with those Of any other
part Of the & obc, while in book printing
hose towns ! ave attained a very respect
lblc rank.
These dependencies Of Great Britain
:annot. in tho course Of the next half
'cntury, have less population that So
)Go,0 900 Of p oplc, which will keep going
4. vas; Number Of c adjustments in al
departments Of the typogra hjC art. In
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08
WhoopinS Cough.

Whooping cough is highly contagiou.
fever, affecting the entire system. hn;
| specially manifcsting itself in on iniam
Cation OF the bronchial tubes, and Il
spasmndic cough %occur<ing in frequent
paroxysms. The whoop is duo to the
rapid coughing. This rcudcrs it impos.
slble to draw in the breath until the
coughing ends, when the lscath enters
strongly through the gIotte, still par,
TALLY contracted by tic spastn.
1t rarely ends in loss THAI six weeks,
generally its run is longer. sometimes
many months. As n rule, the physician
merely aims to pllliate the symptoms,
guard against ComplicationS and abridge
somewhat the attack. Says Flint ct
must be admitted that there arc no
known means by which the affection
nay be arrcs cd"
A writer in the Lancet for March, 1886,
thinks that the prevalent treatment has
been directed too much to t. symptoms,
instead Of to tie c.usc. Hence the
medicines prescribed have simp,, had an
anti-spasmodic aud sedativc electro
iioving the cough, but not reaching the
l scasc itself. During a severe epidemic
of whooping-cough. he noticed on
several occasions q marked alienation of
the symptoms, and then at other times n
marked aggravation. This led him to
suspect some powerful atmosphcrical in-
tluenccs at work On consulting his
charts, he found that the former condi-
ton correspondent to a high percentage
Of ozone in tho air, and the latter to o
very low per ccntagc.
Ozone be & n natura! antiscptic (prc-
vent &c of patrcfactioa', lie at once COM
monccd t trcot his patients with anti.
septic mcLlcines, taken internally. The
result was very vorablc. Tho method
was confirmed by fl her experience,
rowing satisfactory III almost every
casc.-Youth'S C~0mD0ai0p.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08
Typewriters and Press Dispatches.

In the tran mission OF press dispatches
the Typewriter has long played an impor-
tant part. One year ago last June tho
Associated Press decided to use the tyne.
writer instead Of the sty lus. The Asso-
ciatcd Press, by the way, has to mako
manifold copies Of tcleg aphic dispatches
Tor tho use of the daily press, 1t found
the typewriter better for several reasons.
In the first place the copy turned out was
better. Copy, by the way, is q slang
term in use in newspaper offices. 1t was
inTcntc by BENJAMIN franklin, who IN.
vented also electricity ond the Icpub,ic.
It i suppose to mean manuscript ready
for the printer. In the case Of tho type
write the copy, Of course, comes out
distinct and unmarried. Again, q mani
fold copy is On Tier made.
In whiting with a STYLUS, as the old
fashion was, it requires n great amount
Of muscular e~Xcrtion to make on impress.
sion on eight sheets Of paper. With tie
typewriter IL is almost rs easy to print O
dozen sheets rs one. One expcnds little
more physical energy. Tho oh ofcst adj
vantage, However, is tn t the receiver
can ''takc" a -iClt deal moro rapidly.
While by TIE writing system a irst-class
operator can take but forty.E five words at
most, blythe Use Of tho type writer he can
take SiNty-iiyc words easily. AS has
been said, The sender can "givo" but
forty five words, the same number that
the old fashioned receiver can take.
70 obviatc this difficulty and increase
the speed Of transm s>ion \ system Of
aDbrcy alton la, been introduced. Thus,
if the sender in New York wishes TO
telegraph to tho Associated Trcss Agent
in Chicago tina, "Maytlowcr beat Galatea
this aftc %noon,' lie sends the following
dispatch "Mfwr bet Cite Is p. m"
1t takos him as long to send this by
the Morse alfGbct as it docs the receiver
to VT &c it out on tie typewriter. On
this alone depends the ad antage of the
typewriter. The receiver can take sixty
five words n minute on the typewriter,
while his fellow can mite out in manu-
script only forty.fiyc. In other words,
he gains twenty words n minute, and by
the system OF abbrcviation the sender
can equal his speed. At present the
Associated Press u,cS the machine in its
Offices in Washington, Ba timoIe. New
York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, oct oft,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08
THE HOME DOCTaR.
Gold in the Head.

remedy for m incipicnt cold in the
bead may be obtained by breathing the
fresh fumes Of flowers of sulphur. The
powder should be sprinklcd upon q hot
meal surface, q little ct u time, the per
son inhaling to stand as near rs possible.
The odori is not nearly as dIsagreeablc a.
when the smoke is inhaled after it has
been some time difruSed in the air. Only
n short time is required bcfor. n "curc''
Is effected. Even little children find nc
difficulty IN breathing the fumes.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08
Not That Kind.

eve are welded now, my darling"
Said the husband to his hliio,
AN henceforth well so together
On ] fe's journey, sido by side.
eve must bcar each others burdem
Help each other when we can,
And TO make life happier, brighter,
Each must for the other plan.
"Lot's begin this very morning
To start right is my desire
You just got up now, my precious,
And construct the kitchen fire."
Sad, ah! sad, his disappointment
Courage oo2ed from ev ry por,
When his sweet young BRIDE responded
'Sayl What do you tako mo forP'
-Somerpiis Journal