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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16

The work OF reconstructing the Msdbury
mill WAS commenced Monday.
The Universalist Sunday school was re.
organized last Sunday by the election Of the
following officers; II Mann, Jr., supt Mrs
A. NJ. Parmalee asst supt MINNIE f. Rip.
ley, sec'y; f. A. Willard, Jr., treasurer ;
Mrs. Frank Barnard, Mrs. L. Titus, Mrs f.
A. Willard, Jr., Belle G. Harris, Alice f
Smith, Clara Bellows, VIM. Mcclellan aud
Rev Mr.. Tomlinson, teachers.
The Methodist la lies gave AN ice cream
sOciable Wednesday evening at the vestry
Among our visitors from abroad arr
Miss Filth Medbury of Philadelphia, A.
Sherrifs and family of Jersey City, j. Harvey
Dix and family and Miss Lizzie Knowton of
Illinois, George White and wife, Mrs Caris-
ga Alvord, Mrs, Chloe Hastings Howe, S. f.
Pettee and family, Walter johnson and Bert
| Wheeler of New York, A. c. Stannard and
Mr.. Sondericker Of Boston, and Sylvanus
Clark and wife of North Adams.
"A. L. Wheeler has bought A. l. Morris 3
interest in the mill property and business.
| The tin and stove business will be conducted
in the shop formerly occupied by Geo E.
Haynes.
Rev. Mr. Potter and family, in company
with party of friends from b -nnngton, are
in camp at Ray pond.
The Haystack and Ray pond season"
has commenced. Almost daily parties for the
next three months, will be in order.
-Alvah Lyman, John Morris and G. A.
Lamb are on the sick list.
Capt Henry Dix and family from Mem
| pills. Tenn, arrived on Wednesday evening.
-Qnite large number of old soldiers have
recently joined b. Lqwton G.. A. r. post.
The membership is nearly 40 with prospects
| OF further additions
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Kidder gave a very
pleasant party on Tuesday evening in honor
Of their cousin, Miss Lizzie Knowlton OF
Champaign, Illinois.
&C NJ Russell has received the agency
for the Vermont Mutual Insurance company
and will also place risks in any of the stock
companies represented by Sherman 4 JENNIE
| of Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16
CUDVORTH & CHILDS
Also Dealers in Real Estate

All losses adjusted aud promptly paid at our cllee
CuDWORTH CHILDS,
10 Crosby Block, Brattlebor0, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16

RosIon Wool Markn,.


BOSTON, July 1S.-There continues to be good de-
mand for both domestic aud foreign WOOL aud prices
are firm aud advancing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16

pastor on "How to be followers Of the Good
Shepherd, and the children closed the inter.
esting and profitable services Of the day with
hon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16

Elder j. A. Gardner Of Boston will preach
in the chapel next Sunday at 1890 A. NJ and
$50 r. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16

"For economy aud comfort every spring we use
Hoods sarsaparilla writes Buffalo, NY, lady. loo
doses 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16
@arrtaQfS.

1u Bratileboro, July Is, by Rev. J. y. Emery, Eu-
gene l.. Wood of sioux city, Ia, aud Ada q. Hub
bard OF Brattleboro,
In Greenfield Mass, June 10, by Rev. d. K. Mes
btt, Chas c. Bell OF Halifax to Eta A. Canedy Of Ley
den, Mass.
In Brooklyn, n. Y, June %, by Rev. Mr. Davis,
Prof Albert Rouse TO Ellen, daughter Of the late Gil
man Emerson of DummerstOD.
In Winchester, n. H., July 10. II. Reynolds Of
Merideu, Conn aud Addie +. Davis Of BrAtte1orO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16
Sick Headache
Sparkling kOumlss,
MILK ROOD.

KoUMISs IS A HIGHLY REFRESHING EFFER-
VESCENT PREPARATION OF MILK WHICH HAS
BEEN PAR TALLY DIGEsTED by AN ARTIFICIAL
PROCESS OF FERMENTATION. IT is EASILY AND
RAPIDLY AssIMlLATED WHEN THE STOMACH
Rejects OTHER FOOD, AND IS ESPECIALLY
VALUABLE IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES
OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS AND THR EARLIER
STAGES OF CONSUMPTION. IN CASES OF Pow
ERTY OF TTfE BLOOD AND GENERAL DEBILITY
THE EUTRlTIVE AND RESTORATIVE PROPER
TIES OF KOUMIss HAVE PROVED MOST YALU-
ABLE THE PATIENT RAPIDLY BECOMING
STRONGER, HEAVIER AND MORE HEALTHY.
KOUMIss WAS EXTENSIVELY USED IN THE
CASE OF THE LATE PRESIDENT GARFIELD,
WHO, WHILE UNABLE TO RETAIN OTHER FOOD,
TOOK KoUMIss READILY ASKING FOR IT, AND
RETAINING IT WITHOUT NAUSEA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16
e. AIbans Butter MarLet.


ST, ALBAEs, July 10, 1886
General price l4ai5c. per ID. selections l7c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-07-16
Argal Notifies.
STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro
CTAFE OF VERMONT. Marlboro S..

= The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the estate of SARAH G
CHAPLIN late of Brattleboro, in said District, deceas
ed Greeting
Whereas Edward R. Chaplin and Francis Goodhue
have presented to this
Court an instrument purportng to be the last viii Of
said deceased for probate You hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the probate Of said
Instrument at the session thereof be held at the
Probate ONCE in Bratteboro in said district the
first Saturday of August, 1886, when and where you
may appear and contest the same, If you cause.
% E w. STODDARD Register.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-20
e G + a 8.

@suberneur Srelanb bat cine
PROCLAMATION erlaiien, in welaer er
Donnerfag ben 25. Nooember als Dants
fagungstag feftiebt. @r meint, Glutben
unb Srodenbeit baben Seras beims
geluGt, aber bon elmer gpibemie blieb
es perf6ont unb besbalb bat bas Wolt
uria6e gum 9anf.
Nuf cine Nntlage Der @ranbiurp
bes Bunbesgeri9tes murbe 9r. W.
2ennefer in @acO perbaftet. @r ioll
obic6ne 8riefe bur9 bic Boit berfanbt
baben.
= 8ier Mdnner in Sort Wotth bas
ben bur9 Nussabe gefdli6ter @beds
bon ben &aufeuten unb Saloonbeiibern
$40O erlangt. Die S9minbler finb
perbaftet porben.
= grsMlberman Smith in @albes
1ton, Der bic bortige Scremmens Nfo:
cation I'M $4673 bei6minbelte, wurbe
au 3wei Sabren 3u6tbaus perurtbeilt,
= @uftan goof, ber friiber pielge'
nannte Nl9ter beg @riminalgeri9ts IT
9ouifon, bat feline &elignation einse
rei9t.
= 3wii1en ben Bremiern unb Ge:
amten Der Sunietbaba befebt uneinig'
felt. Gin &omite Der Bremier 1T mad
Stem Orleans abgereiif, um nit BET
Beamten 5u conferiren.
= Ser Ibpofat Sbomas 9arris bor
DeuifDn nurDe in Dertpunoetem 3uitan
be nod 9auie gebra@t. @r batte lid
auf Der Sagb ben Sub abgefdohen.
= em Gountpgeri9t su Dallas wa:
rem 400 Qnflagen gegen @ambler por
sort Wortb anbdngig gema6t, bic tpdh
renb Der isair In Oallas fpielten. III!
man bic &lase sur 0erbanblung aug
ausrief, ergab it6, baB ale 25 @an1b
ler nod @rtanias entfloben tparen.
= Sn S1ambergers Sin bel Green
bilIe tpollte elm iunger Mann ytamen!
pepper einen Sreibrienea oronett. 90
BEL murbe er aber bon benz Hiemen ge
fabt unb ibm ber Nrm abserifen.
s Sn WaperlD gerietb elm aebntdb
riger 9nabe Namens 9arop nit ben
2opf amii9en bic &ammrdber cine
Mai9ine, tpel6e in Sin trieb, uni
puroe fofort get6btet.
-Sn Maraba6ie bat man einet
neuen gountDantpalt, ber iein Nm
iibernabm unb iofort gegen bic l1eber
| treter bes @onntassseiebes pOrgins
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Spdaaeit int eSaab=apffiime.

9lm IA. b. Wfts. permdblte fif Soro
Mansfelb, ber Stallmeiter Der &Dnis
gin BON gnglanb, nit benz @brenfrdus
lein Maub 2ootfielb. Die Srauungs=
farten tparen iiberrei9 nit Sagbz@mble=
men beraiert, bic 8raut eridien tn
ber Stride nit einem Neitfleibe
bon peiBem @ammt. nit einem
peiBen @Dlinber; bic Brautiungfern
glei6faas in &eit.Goiiiimen. Ser 8rdus
tigam unb feline Greunbe trugen rotbe
Sasbgemdnber. Seoer bate feine
Jlinte in Der 9anb, bic er an ber Sir
6enpforte anlebnte. gia@bem bic @ere'
monte boriiber, fano cine groBe Sagb
auf 0aien unb &ebbiibner ftatt, an ber
bic 9o93eitsgeiellidaft tbeilnabm; um
10 ubr erit entfernten fi6 bic @dfe,
unb bas neubermdblte paar blieb I'M
Sagbbauie auriid!-@s muB aud folde
&du5e sebeu.
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tpa6re &eden big auf ginen, ben Siings
1ten, @pttlieb,-ber Der &nirps genannt
puroe-unb eine S9meifer, @liie, bic
i'm 9olftein' 'i6en an einen pfaffern berz
beiratbet mar.
Sie beiben dlteffen 8riiber, bic glei9s
falls f9pn felt elmer @eibe bon Sabren
! bermdblt tpareu, batten 6as bdterli6e
@ei1dft iibernommen. Ser Nierte mar
| iebt in @an Grancisfo etablirt, Der
Gnirps bate bic &e6te itubirt unb ii@
bor &ur3em in @reifsmalb als Decent
niebergelahen.
Wfit feinen beibsn dlterett Briibern,
bic rubige, ti9tige Mrbeiter uaren, bats
te fi9 &laus ME re6t bertragen fDnnen,
unb fiir ben &nirps, Der i9 f6on als
&inb bon ben uebrigen suriidgeaogen
unb fein 2eben bon bDrnberein auf oas
9tubium angelegt bate, empfanb ct
nur Weitleib unb @eringi9dbung; bic
51meiter NOR ibm bur6 bic friib5eitige
@ntfernung bon Der 9eimatb entfrem=
bet.
5o beIfanb eitt re9tes briiberli9es
8erbdltniB eigentli9 nur amii6en ibn
unb benz um 8tpei Sabre iiingeren Wils
beln, benz gutmiitbigitem aber au9 lei6ts
finnisiten Ser 8euer'i6em S0bne.
Dieier bate als gang iunger Meni9
iogar einige b6ie Strei9e bDllfii6rt, urb
Der alte 8emer, Der in fOl@en Dinaen
feinen 6paB Der rifanb, uno ber es ii9
.r~ 0ahansoufnnho no{4oIIt hntto fcitfotf
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Nur eim sSabrbunbert.

Wenn man erIebt, tpie langiam
Wabrbeiten Srrtbtimern unb 8orurs
tbeilen gegeniiber fi9 Babn bre6en, 1T
man lei9t Der pefltmiitii9en Nnii9t 5us
gdngli1, baB ber Gortf6ritt Der Menf6>
belt nur f6nedenelei6e 8emeaung 5eis
ge, unb bod 1T bem ni6t 10. Gin 8lid
In Die 8ergangenbeit biirfte ben 8etpeis
fiir bas @egentbeil liefern. Sour bic
Griit zines Sabrbunberts- s-unb mas 1T
Elm folder 3eitraum in Der @ef6i6te
ber Meni6beits 1T abgelaufen, unb bic
Welt bat 1i9 in etner Weiie berdnbert,
bic Staunen unb 8erdnberung berbor=
rufen muB. Sn nd9iter 9edbe, Mmes
rita, lieB bamals bic fiibnite pbantafie
ni9t trdunien, mas iebt bod Mirfli9>
feit getporben 1T.
8or sm6lf Sabrsebnten lebte mod
fein WeiBer in SQinois, &entudp, Snz
biana unb Obio. Ser @efen, Der be-
reits besinnt, bic Giibreri6aft in Der
Union gu iibernebmen, mar fat unbez
tanntes 2anb. grit i'm Sabre 1867
berlieB Daniel Boone feline 9eimatb
NorD Carolina, UNI als Der erite tpeiBe
Nnlieblet auf benz 8oben GentudD' 8
ii9 nieber3ulaHen. 3man3ig Sabre ipde
ter NOR es. als Die pioniere ibren
9erb in Obio griinbeten. Canada,
oas iebt 10 reid beb6lfert 1T, mar CUR
borerndbnten 3eit nod cine fran56fe
f9e propin3, beren Ngrieultur= unb
0anbels &efoureen faum nenneas=
Dertb waren uno beren @intpobner5abl
taum auf anbertbalb MilliOnen fi6 be-
lief. Sn iener periobe = Jriebri9
bate bamals eben ieinen &f gegen
&uBlanb, Seterreid unb Jrantrei9
fiegrei6 beenbigt = mar Wafbington
nod Elm bef6eibener Oberft in 8irgiz
MEN, unb 9fiemanb abnte bic tpeltbes
tpegenben greignife, tpelfe balb barauf
bic lopalen britii9en Golonien in bic
amerifanii1e @epublif bermanbelten;
gdemanb lieB fi9 in BEN Sinn fommen,
baB Granftei6 anoertbalb Sabr5ebnte
fpdter benz Beiipiele folgen, bas &6s
nigtbum abi9itteln unb ben Stur3
bes Teuoaltbums in europa berbeifiibs
rem tDer6e.
9eur ein Sabrbunoert-uno tpel9er
umi9mung! 8or 5tp6li Sabr3ebnten
CAB es nur bier 3eitungen In Nmerifa.
Wer lieB oamals fi6 trdumen bon ben
Sauienoen bon Sournalen unb 3eits
f6riften, tpel6e ieBt bas 2anb iiberflu
tben2 @er ba6te an Oampfprehen, gi=
ienbabnen, Dampfi6iffe, Selegrapben,
@as= uno elettriide 8eleu@tuus? Sn
einem Sabrbunoert murbe eine neue
Welt gei6affen.
ST nun ni9t an3unebmem, baB bas
nd6fte Sabrbunbert ben Gortf6ritt Der
Meni@beit nod geualtiger oemonftriren
perbe unb oaB biefer Gortfbritt, mels
der aller in oieiem Sabrbunbert entbeds
ten unb erfunbenen 9alfsmittel ii6 be-
bienen fann, elm nod raf6erer iein
muBs Damn tpirb aub bic S6iung oes
fo3ialen problems gelungen fein; unie.
re gta9fommen merben nit 2d9eln auf
unieren Stanbtpunft als auf einen iibers
tpunbenen 5urtidbliden.
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Summer 1880.
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= Souls S6abe propbe3eit in Der
neuefen Qlusgabe ieines bemofratii6en
rWafbinston Sentinel" bic 9fieberlage
ber Demofraten in Der prdiibentenwabl
BON 1883 nit folgenben Worten
vGie bemofratii9e partei tpirb in 1888
gei1lagen tperoen, tpenn bic bemofratis
f9en MaKen ni9t beranlaBt tDerben
f6nnen, bon ibrem 5timmre6t @ebraud
gu ma9en." 2ebteres miro aber
i9perli9 m6glid iein, ba prdfoent
glepelanb's 8ulbossgiatur ibn taum
gefatten tpirb, feline bisberige n be.
motratii9e politif auf3ugeben.
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0atta ausaesetd1net.

8. S. altfins, ~olisei6ef in amOrpille, Senn.,
idreibt: yMeiner Gamilie mno mir ielbit ftnO
bic pobltbdtisen Golsen 5brer ausseaei6neten
Mfebiain, Dr. Sings Stein Discoberb sesen Mus'
sebrung, gu She'll getporben. Sd babe gefnn-
ben, bab ite bait, ipaS bon ibr beriproden iptro
mnb .Desbalb be3euae i'd ibren Bertb. ALE met.
ne Gaeunbe, beaen id bic Mteoiain empiabL To-
ben lie.
@arantie ipirb seleiifet, bab Or. Sings sfep
Diseoberb sesen Nusaebrung Snfen, Grtal'
tuns, 8ron9itis, Mfbma, Bramne uno alls
Sals., 8ruf. unO 2unsenleiben beilt. @robe>
fiai9en frei Bel ". 8 reib. @robe Glaiden$1
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@ebrdu6e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
sesen alle aruntheiten Der
9eber. glterem, Nltls 1ttb Mageas.

QeQeU uuS VtNutTSehe" 49,
9eber, glierer, Nitls nnb Ntagerts.
Diefes rein pesetabilifde Mit.
teI. nun 70 berhbmt alS 5ans-
arsnei entfano 1928 TN
GGben. gs pirtt rnilo auf
bic Oarme unb gieren, resu>
Iirt Die Sbdtisfeit Der esbsr nno
iif raber, slei6biel mas f9 als
bic Rranf6eit berauSfeaen mag,
bas bette S9utmittel.
He, allen aeipobnliden &rantbet'
ten wirb eS obne 8eibilfe IT.
aepn elmer anbern Artnet etne
fdIeunise Seilmns ber>
beif ,bren.
Gin 4irffames 6eilmtttel !,
sd fam Simmons 2iber &esulator aug etr
ipirifames 5eilmittel aegen alles eeberletoen,
aopftpeb uno aeaen Dhspspfie enlpisb!en."
aetpis 6. Number, af. $oHIn, @bilaOslpbia'
aein 8eitberIuff teine
nnterbred dung ooer Sc
fdaftSHornngl pabreuo
man ben @egulator einnimmt.
sinbern, Sic aber 8Iabun.
aen, Ropfmeb ober Na,
eenibeIfeit flagen, piro etil
$heeloffel bon ober mebr ginoe.
rung sepdbren.
Ienu bas Ntittel selegentlid
bonVatienten einsenomnten tpirb,
bic 6er Nalaria ausseiett finb,
wirD es oas Gift aasmer5en nnb
iie bor benz anfaM bspabrsn.
@uta@ten eines Irates.
@eit 90 sabren prafti3ire id als arat nno
Elm ME i'm gtanbe aepefen, cine besetabtlifde
WRifduuq sufammensufeben, ipelde ipte Gin.
mons qiber @eauIator bic 2eber sur Sbatigteii
anreat uub sIstdseitis bic geroannnss. nnt
BIutbiIounasfrdfte bes Srganismus ttdrtt, tatl
iie su fdpdden.-e. Ni, CLINTON, VI. D., wa'
Ellington, art.
Gdtet barauf oas Gate gu befOmraeu,
bereitet bon
j. H. Zeilin &c Co., gbilabslpbia
preis $1.00.
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Gorgen, Summer, &ranfbeit,
Miebergei1lagenbeit D0er gntfrdftung
MAIDEN oft bas Snar frib3eitig srau.
Dur9 Mnipenbung uoa 9al's begetas
bilii9em Sicilianif .ytm 9aarsgrneuerer
fann man inn feline iugenbli9e Garbe
unb S90nbeit uieber geben.
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- 9err 6. $. Quirt, Der fi9 als
Contractor unter ben Baraern San
Mntonios zines gea6teten Namens er:
freut, t6eilt uns nit, baB er iid, bel Der
bebortebenoen itdbtii6en Wabl Inn oas
Mmt bes Street @ommiiiioners gu be.
werben gebenft. 9err Nuirf bofft, BAT
ibn bic beuti6en Stimmgeber bei
Stabt in berieIben Weiie unterfiiber
tperben, tpie bies in ber Iergangenbeit
aei4ehen 1T.
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beg Raiiers Wil6elm einen sroBartiseu

beg &aiiers Milbelm einen groBartigeu
Sulbigungs3ug gu beranitalten.
-Sn Dresden 1T ber befannte pias
no=Nirtuole Billion tpdbre1b eines Cons
eertes ausge3iidt tpDroen. @s tDurbe
gerufen: n9tnaus NIT benz @ae6en,
mir finb Deuti9el" (0ans ,. Billion
bate ft@ in feinen Concert ; programs
men in pras r9annui6" bon Billion
genannt unb aud anoertpeitig nit ben
G3e9en coquettirt, 10 ttamentliG bel eis
nem Concert cine c5e6ii6e Mnipra9e
gerabebre9t.)
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Gine Shredltebe sSprnt

Der Walaria 1T @edIeIfeber. 8eiianbise Mi'
bisfeit. Der Sdlaf burd einen GrOitanfaa nn'
tsrbro9en, seolst BON elmer beraebrenOen Sibe,
uno Dann elm i6wd9enoer S9weiB. Gin Sc.
fubl Der Gritarruns wie bon adIte, aber fein
S6iitteln bssleitet ss. $ ite ter 80 en-.
bitters bsrtreibt ieben gnfall, penn es aud
bic bartnadisite Gorm bieies bon Wiasmen Der.
rhbrenben eetpens it, IS 1T ebsnio unnt0sli4
es burd @binin gu berireiben ais Gibraltar
nit einem Wiorier an erifiirmen. Wfalarii9e
9eiben ieber gIrt perben Sou elmer Storuns Der
9ebsr besleitet, cine Sbatiade, bic burd bic
gelbli9e Jarbe bewieien mirb, bic bic Saut
pdbrenb bieier 8ranfbeit annimmt. Das 8it.
ters lit elm fideres Wiittel sesen Oieles Ssmp'
tom, ipie aud sesen feline lIriade. 8erffOpfmng,
Dbspepiie. &beumatismuS uno 1lntbatigfeit
ber stieren unb BET 8taie peroen aud ourd)
bieie ausseseidneten @fittel seboben.
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Die
W6@entIibe Treie NrefTe
eri&eint
ieben Donnerffa8
unb fcifet
$3.50 bas Subr cber $i.25 far 6
UaOnote in gorausbesabluns.
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MDer's
(g1err1o> Nectcrdf

y
TIT TIT ben Mnfangsitabien Der Mus3ebrrng
unI9dtbar. gs tbut benz Sufen ginbalt,
beilt bic erfranfte @etpebe, ,tnb er3ielt ffets
Seilung, tuenn mau es 3eitig genug arz
tpetbet.
,gor bret Sabrer sog id mir eine beftige
Grfdltung, 3n Die fid) idnea 90 grntbrdu1le
inb 1elbff sl1 MnSSebrnng enttpidelte. SD
mar au ihfpa1 auf 3u ieiir, nragerte iebr ab,
unb buftete ltnanfb6rlid). Sd lieB mid bon
mebreren Mer5tel1 bebanbeln, aber ibre Be
miib1ngen mir 3u belfen tparen frldtlos,
unb iie alle iagte1i, i6 babe Die NnSaebrung.
gnblth peri4affte mir ein Sreut1b eine 6la=
I6e BON Iner'S @berrb= =Bectoral. Sd fling
an, bieies etn5unebmer, ltrtb bon Der erffen
0oiiS an en1pfanb i'd 2inberltng. Sd fnbr
barlit fort, ulb oie 5iueite 6lai9e
5etlte Ulth
pollfomnten, unb ih BIN ieit6ent ge1uub."
$. g. 8ra6lep, Waloen, Waff.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-26

. Written for the LIGHT.
Edison's latest seems by no means to
be his least. The sending and receiving
messages from a moving train ia of great
/ err importance than at first appears.
Hereafter it will not matter how far OFF
is the telegraph station, the flying train
! can be overtaken and communicated
with. An accident is Immediately re-
! ported and assistance dispatched. A
refugee is halted and apprehended. The
conductor receives orders and sends bis
reports TO his superior officers moving
| over the ground at the rate of fifty miles
an hour. In few months railroad men
will not be able to run trains without ii,
and wonder how it was that the old
fogies could get along with q telegraph
station only every ten or fifteen miles.
Another pleasant feature is that it will
relieve the overcrOwded ranks of idle
telegraph operators. An operator will
be necessary officer of a passenger
train next to the conductor himself.
The world moves. The next appliance
will be a telephone on a train, and du-
tiful husband will inform his loving
partner at home that he is coming, and
to have his slippers and dressing gown
ready. Or the travelling wife will talk
back to her disconsOlate husband and
give list Of the innumerable little
things to forward that had been for
gotten in the hurried departure. There
are a thousand little uses that tele-
phone on moving train could be put to.
and there is little doubt of their applica-
tion for that purpose in the near future.
But this telegrapbing by induction is to
be carried still farther than on moving
railroad trains. Vessels in mid-ocsau
will be able to talk to each other for a
distance of % miles. Their proximity
can be discovered by the instrument be-
fore they eau be seen. This will be
through the medium of charged balloons.
In the high, light air induction is much
easier than near the earth. When near
ing each other the operator will hear q
buzzing sound and will figuratively hail
"Ship ahoy Where from and where
bound ?" and then will open a regular
cOntlab. One will say "Quien saber'
and the other will say, "Was sagst DUP"
One will beg a cigarette, while the other |
orders Zwei glass lager. But farther |
yet will this telegTaphing be extended. |
WbeR the air ships float about in the |
skies like buzzards, telegraphing from
one TO the other, will be the regular |
means of communication, and being |
higher than the little balloons from
ocean steamers, the communicable dis |
lance will be much extended, probably |
to hundred miles. Truly, the specu-
lative possibilities of science is wonder
full. II.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-26

Has been fraught with greater blessings than
that which has accrued to the inhabitants of
malarial ridden portions of the United States
and the Tropics from the use of HOstcttcr's
Stomach Bitters. The experience of many
years has but too clearly demonstrated the in
efficiency of quinine and other drugs to effect
ualy combat the progress of intermittent,
cOngestive and bilious remittent fevers, while
on the other hand, il has been no less clearly
shown that the use of the Bitters, a medicine
cOngeDial to the frailest constitution, and de-
rived from purely botanic sources, affords a
reliable safe.g guard against malarial disease,
and arrest it when developed. For disorders
of the stomach, liver and bowels, for general
debility and renal inactivity, Il is also a most
efficient remedy. Appetite and sleep are inn
proved by IL, IL eXpels rheumatic humOrs from
the blood, and enTichesa circulation impoyer-
ished by mal-assimilatIon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-26
STATE NEME.

The Edwards railroad damage suit is
still on trial at Austin.
Several X. Of L. members at Tyler are
candidates for city office.
Sam Corrigan, OF Fort Worth. suicided
by the morphine route Thursday night.
Hon. Charles Gibson has been commits
stoned Lieutenant Colonel and Special
Aide de-Camp for the Patriarchs
Militant of Texas.
Six rooms in the Grand Central, at FL
Paso. were entered by thieves on We'd
nesday night and considerable money
and other valuables stolen.
Six men took hand in shooting af-
fray at Tascosa last Saturday. Four OF
them went TO bed with boots on, and
the other two were badly wounded.
The Denison knights of Labor have
declared their readiness to resist with
force all depredations upon property,
and strongly denounce all mob violence.
That attempted assassination Of Hon.
W. r. Baker, of Houston, recently re-
ported. ia regarded by some of the
Bayou City journals as lacking the requi-
site consistency.
About three years ago the agent for
Acker's English Remedy first called at
this town, and since then the number of
testimonials that have been sent in to
Ragland & Co and II. l.. Fowler con-
corning the merits of the Remedy. and
the many cures e ffected surprises.
They wish it to be thoroughly under
stood that for all Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Group. Whooping Cough, all
Phthisical troubles. They have never
known its equal, and positively guaran-
tee it.
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The Turner Hail Orchestra

Has secured iirst-class leader and 10
prepared to furnish tirst-class music at
all times. Leave orders at Rhodus &
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