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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

How can there be any reasonable diff
Guilty as to the story Of Jonah, when we
know there are at this present time hun
dreds of people, Including Madame Patti
living In Walesg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

Prof. Chas p. Williams, Phi. D., of Phil
adelphia, says there is neither msrphia,
opium nor minerals In Red Star Cough
Cure. Price, twenty five cents bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

II was the Episcopal bishop Of Connect
cut who said tn At II the evolu'ionists would
leave his ancestors alone In the Garden of
Eden, he would not disturb theirs In the
ZooloIcal Garden.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

Things one Nou'd rather have lcft unsaid.
The Professor; How singular you and
YOUR brother resemble 90, h "jher, Miss
Angelluev Miss Aug"line as tina, = com
pliment 10 my brother, or conf iimeut 10
me?' The pntessor: "O0. "a CDppluneut
To neither, [ assure you '--L'HUch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

For chapped hands, face and lips, use
Kalolenla. 25 cents, of +. \. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

The Rev. Mr. Chadband announcing his
tex y" We're there notten? Where are the
niney" Emphatically)-"Where are the
uine?"
rockingham from the rear row
are over un the West Side getting ready for
the Detroits. Tile Rambler.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

First Boy iu New lrrN )-"l was bore
her. Wher" WsrA va horn :"
Second Boz wasn't bon I came
from lid Bits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

THAT tired feeling from which YOU
suffer 80 much, particularly in the morn
ing, is entirely thrown oft by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-31

New Orleans, Feb. 20, 1856
Treatise IN III, I'd and Skin Disease
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, A
lauta, Ga. l57 W. 23d ST., N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
RmMenzS1fe.

Sett in &tliiugen uno 0aitein oas Glnb>
nib 5mti6en 9euti6lan0 uno Sefterret6
auf'5 9feue befeitigt mor0en 1T, bari fid
Die ruiltibe Yrei1e in Den gelneiniten 2lnz
9rtffen gegeu beiDe 2Gnoer ergeben. ul0
ruliii6en Sfft3ieren in ct. Betersburg mar
eS g~eitottet, Dem berit6tigt ten fran50iil6en
0eutiheufreI1er 0erDulcOe. Der ldon lett
eiuiger 3eit in 9tuBlano fit Elm fran30iilhz
ruiiildes 8InoniB lpit6Lt, Elm Self 81 ge>
ben uuO nit ihm auf elm iolde8 8iinoniB
81 %trtnfen. Ser 93ar GIeranOer Ill,
idon bon 6arie aus Elm grtmmiger Seuts
i6enfeino, Derbirgt ieinen 0aB gegen
9eutiAIano ni6t, unO aud i'm Sunern
9fuBLanoS, ntdt ilur III ben baltti6eH groz
pin5eu, pirb bas Seuti1t1um imrter
grimmiger ~perfoL9t.
@6er DON Der it6 jest 10 often setgenben
9~tullentiGe Bis 5uut offeneH &rie8 lit nod
ein neiter S6rttt
0as . Safer un6niB 1T fretIi6
babtn. Nber DaS 3meiz Safer inb>
nib itebt feit, unb 81 ibm balten aud
GnGIano u1O StaLien. Q(uf i6ren Beiitano
geitiibt, brauhen ft9 9euti0lano uno
Seiterrei6 mabrli1 Dor elmer rulti6z
frau5Diti6en Nutal5 ntht 5u i6euen. l1nb
i'm leBten @lugenolife miro ith Der @3ar,
Der 5mar Die 8rutalttGt 8eter's bes @roBer1,
aber ni6ts Don beiien Mutb, 9ei6meige
bon belfen @eHie beIibt, o0ppelt uno oret=
fa6 beiinnen, ebe er, 6a5u i'm 8unOe NIT
einem 10 pinoigen 9inge, iuIe Die frans0z
itihe Gepublif, einel fir i'm 10 9eFGbr>
ftden 8rteg begtnnt.
@en6rlt bur1 Die fur6tbaren grfabz
rungeu' BON SeIb6erren tpie &arl Der 3p0Lfte
1n0 ytapoleon, mIiroen 9eutidlanD ur1D
Selterretd, Die chamber, tuenn aud nut
Der etne She'll BON 5tDei W1Gd]ren augez
griffen mirb, rertragSgen1dB beLfen mIliem,
ben &rteg i6perlt0 na6 GuBlGno trageI.
2I6er man fam Die 9tu1ien audi auBerbalb
iDre5 2anoes fur6tbar bauelt, tpte ). y. Der
aIte SriB BET 3OrnOorf unD 9fapOleon bet
MuiteriiB betptslen bat. Der ruiiiide
SelbftDerri6er, tpei6er BET einem iulden
Grieg aud noh Die Iiirfet auf ben 6al3
befommen f0nnte, lit Gber BET Der @G6rung
i'm Sunern ieiue5 0tetdes ni0t in Der Gage,
IS auf 9tieoerlngen anfpmmen 81 Iaiien.
SraHfreih als Gerbinoeter 9tuBIanos tpGre
gege1 0euti6lano ntGt better geiteut, ais
Dor ie6sSebn Sabren; benn mas Oeuti6z
lamb etrDG an gruppen abgeben miBte, I'M
Seiterretd gegen Die 9tuiien 81 beLfen,
t0nnte ibm porausiidtli6 Ourb bas Seer
be5 G0utgrei15 Statien erieBt neroen, tpelz
Dies unl ben YreiS Der 3urIGeroberung
9ti3Sa5 uno SapDDcls tDobI o6ne pielQSioerz
ftreben am Grieg 9ege1 Srantret0 t6eilz
uenmeu mIrDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

3Dubaus (9iebz 2imDurger 8abn) 6unz
Derte BON Gin uno 3tpeiipdnneru, uno
nit 8angen fragen itb oeren 8eiiber: Mas
lou aus unS tDer0el, Den1 Die SremOert
auf Der @lleuoabn tontneu uno geDsn tons
nen? Die glethe Gorge beltano leinerSeit
aud in ben bobmii@en 8aDerH. 0ort bat
man lid 0dtnlt ge9oifen, 0aB maj bic
8abnbofe tpett tDeg BON Der Stabt Iegte.
Sn TOlge oelien finoet taft DieleLbe3 a6I Don
Bferoefu6rDerfen S~erDenOuug, tuie porz
ber. VteueIht ma1t man eS bier ebenio.
l3N 90n1en DGre IS Den S9naLbd6ern
Dobl; 0enn eS itno nirfli6 liebs 2eutdert.
SretIi6 mIiien ite ia audi bon ben Sremz
Den leben, aaetn ntrgenos 5etgt it6 BIER Die
robe 0abgter in 10 i6roffer ySeiie, ipie in
So1nIen ooer Der S6pet3. Ote 2eute 1ino
geTdltg, treunollh uHo entge8enfommeno,
audi menn feline MuSli6t auf bobes Srinfs
GELD mint. SD bin nit meiner 6amt[ie
bier in elmer Der bubl6eitel, rei5euo limit
ten etnesJtolen9artens gelegenen 8tlen ELM
quarttert, ul10 mir baben bier fat Die pole
8ebagltbfett zines clgenen 0eilnS genolien,
10 0aB uns Die Srennung idmer faut. Die
~Ietleite Qnoeutun9 zines Wunl6eS in See
treff Der @tnrt6tung poer Qerpflegung 9ez
ais senii8enOem WtaBe gu ~erIangen, uno
stpar Obne ieOe Syria" s8er9itung. @enn
irgenO cine 2eierin i'm nG1lten Sommer
Die Observation-Disclosures Der S9palba0er
8runnen erproben mill, 10 tann tb ibr nur
empfeble1, Quartter in Dteier GtQa 3iQer=
tbaL oeS Serrn 9etsmann au belegen; ite
miro eS nt0t 3u bereuen haben. 8teQet6t
miro bis oahtn au6 unler ionft Dorz
trefflt6er i6nGbii6er &eQner berLernt baz
ben, fth ietner Nautterlprade gu i6Gmeu.
III. r
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
@teDr ocmtf0s b~arHa0er5tee sOtuea
tern.

Sn etnem 2ofalartitef, baS bies 81 err
bauenoe 9roBe 9oipital Der Deuti6en
barm6ersigen S6pefteru betreffenb, purOe
benlerft, Dteie barmbcrsigen S6Deitern
ieien Der ein3ige tatboltihe SrauenzS rDen,
pel6er GranfeupfIeSe auBerbaLb bes
0oipital5 unO in Prioatbduiern iibe.
9urh ben 6ap[an Oes ct. Sobn's
Goipitals in SpringfieIo in SuinoiS, 6rn.
S. y. 0iepenbrof, per0en mir benaGri6>
tigt, bag Das Elm Srrtbum lit, uno baB in
9eutldlano uuo bier nod et1 anberer
Deuti1er SrauenorDen IN OerieIben Weiie
pirfiam lit: Sic 9 d ID It Il n pp III
beiligen Tran3isfus.
Oieier SrDen murbe III Sel9te BET
M1initer in 8eitfaIen 9anS in 0erieIben
g8eiie begrinoet, ME Der Der v0tenitmdgoe
@brtiti", ndnlt6 Dur6 2IuSIbung BON
&raIfenpfLege in BriOatbGulern, uno bat
nit 11uteritiibung oes Btl6oTS Sobann
W1iiuer ME ieHer in 0euti6lano cine
i6nele 8er6reitung g%efun0en. Ser &ulz
turfanpf ~peranlaBte ~3pan3i9 S6peltern
Dem Hufe Oe5 8ii6ofS Baltes DON NltOn
nab SQinois 3u fOlgen, uno in Spring
feb ith nieOer3ulaiien. SIS tpGDrte 5uerit
gerauIne i3eit, e0e lie Die i6nen entgegenz
itebenDen, bauptiG6lth in Der ltnfcnntniB
Der 2anoe5iprade L~iegenoen Sbmterigfetz
ten %il6erpan0sH HH0 oaSBAbLltUm Don Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

SeIbItGoiisfeit ibrer Nbii6ten iber3engten.
Sa, Die S6weitern Gitten QnfangS geraoe3l
bittere gfotb. 0eute beiiben tie in Sprta9z
ftelo Elm 9oipttal, beiien @inri6tung $780,
600 gefoitet bat, uto in 8eQeoiae, ao;ltor1'
9it9fielo, Decatur, ct. Ntarie, Stncol1,
SiebLanO uno Gfftngbam in SatnotSA in
&ania5 gitD in Mtiiiourt, III psrE tn ST.
btana uno inGbippepa Sails i'll 4I5coltltI
baben fi6 G06terbduier g%ebiloet. 9te 3abl
ber S6meitern lit bon 20 alt 100 angezz
pa6ien. Mit benz SprtHg FIELDER 3Olpital
lit aud Elm NItenheiln Derbunoel, oaS 20
Sniaiien bat, uno in Der frubsren 8ob@
nung beS @ouoerneur BaLrner u1ter8ez
bra6t lit. gBie ie9euSret0 oaS 9olpttal
ntrft, gebt aus Der Sbatia6e Derpor, oaB
bon Sen 500 Yatienten i'm lebteH Sabre 275
unentgeltlid perpfle9t puroeH. 0ege17
pGrtig erbGlt oaS 6oipttal bereitS etnen
Nnbau BON 100 SUB 2dnge nno 30 SUB
8rcite, unO e5 tptro mad oellen Volen7
bung cine Der i60ntten BrioatpobltDdtig7
f%eitSanitaLten III Sprin8fielO, tpenr nt6t
i'm Staate, iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

ben leBten 8arIamentstpabIen untertuBens
ben 9emofraten bon Gnglano, Shottlanb
Iln0 Wales; 0dnf an DaS amerita1tl6e
8olf uno feline Breiie fir ibre cole Inter-
ftIBung Der Selbftregierung SrIano'S;
gtnerfennun9 Der eroBen gfa6ii6t uno
SelbitbeberrI1ung beS SolfeS III SrlanO
aegeniiber ben graulamert uro unebrlt6en
@rpreiiungen, Oene1 IS bon ieinen @runos
berreu untertuorfen lit. uno gegenlber Der
ihmadOolIen u~n9ebunoenbeit, welhe benz
prgantitrtbt 9erbre6ertbum i'm norOlt6en
Srlano bon partettl6en 8eamten einge>
rdumt tpiro.
2ebterer gunft besiebt itd natiirIi6 auf
Die l1nruDen in 8elfait. IIebrtgenS bat ia
Der neue erlte britti6e Wiintiter Salisbury
i'm Sberbauie bereits balb uno balb Die
Gbattraft gebiuigt, pontt Die ii6 Der trtz
i6en glatioEalpartei 5unei9enoe BoltSet
gesen feline tpiitbenoen proteftantii6eH Qnz
bGnger in 8eLfait eiugel6ritten lit.
Nbgeleben bon Dem eben b%elpro6ene1
gusfaQ iuegen SelfGit'S Itno biele See
idlIfie 10 gemGBigt, tuie man IS bon irtz
i6en un0 iriih= amerifanti6en Sreunoen
trii6er Selbtre8ierung nur INNER erpar=
ten fam.
Chen DeshaIb gefielen fie Ser bon unies
rem @hicagoer 0nnamiter StnertD ans
gefibrten 9infen bes vBorparlamentS" gar
nt6t. 3Dar Da9te bieie es niht, often
oagegen gu itimmen. 0o6l aber belt ST.
nertp unter benz 8eifaQsgei6rei ieiner
5ablret6en Qnbdn8er cine piitbenbe &eoe.
NORM CT ft1 fir cine getpaItiame@rbebung
SrlanDS 81 9elegener 3eit ausipra6 uno
fir ben na6 ietner Weinung iebr nabe be-
borftehenoen Sail zines GriegeS 3tptlben
StuBlano unD England Iein perIDnliGe5
2osi6lagen ge9en Gn9Lano anfiinoi9te.
@r lit aLlo Elm v9tuiie" i'm oernegeniten
. Slime 0eS Wortes. Oils Der bette unb be-
rebteite Der bon Ser Yarnea'i6en Bartei
aus SrIan0 I'll oieier Contention b~eriber@
bel6tdten 0elegaten, Wti6ael 0apttt, in
mabunuer gSetle gegen DaS tDue 0eldtDGB
SinertD'5 @inlpra6e erbpb, ~itiir3te bieier
baumitarfe 9Dnamiter tpiitbeno auf oe1
balb mebrloien SaDttt, Der emit ais iu>
genolt6er Sabrtfarbeiter ben etnen Qrnt
Derloren Fat, los uno nur6e nur nit 0iiibe
our Gube 9ebra6t.
Die britiide greiie miro natiirlid ni6t
berfeblen, oerarttge Nuftrttte beitens gegen
odS arme Srlano auS5ubeuten, obglei6
9aottt Observation-Disclosures fir bic vfrie0z
IiGe parlamentartiAe" 9olttif garneu'5
III Die S6ranfen frat.
Gum neuen 8rGitoenten Der iril6en gfaz
tiouaI league in Qlmerifa lit elm Bauf;er
bon 2incoln in 9tebrasfa Namens Sobn
SiBgeralD getpG6lt, Der emit aLs &nabe BON
9iu1erid in oieies 2ano fam uno pom6eLb>
arbeiter ii9 ipGter in yiebrasta gu eiileuE
Der be0eutenoiten u11D r~eidbiten @eidGftSz
mGlner je1es Stdates, aber aud gu einent
Gtlenbabnmonopoliiten uno @tebfonig,
emporgearbeitet bat. @r tft AUDI elm amez
rifanii6er BoliticuS unO 5tpar ein bentoz
frotti6er. 3uin S6abmetlter beS 9roBet
Sunbes lit pieOer Der fatboltI6e gfarrer
S'9tetup BON Detroit getpdbIt. elm ebenio
ebrli6er ais umli9tiger Silansmann, Der
i'm 3eitraume Don stuei Sabren ni6t tpeniz
ger ais $314,451 an 8arnea gei9iGt bat.
8eionberS Die irtihen Otitglieoer bes brtz
tiiGen qarLament5 meroen ith iiber Die
g8ieOerpahI oes geiitltden0errn, Der t6ner
10 babi6e &agegelOer i3i6t, tonigltd
freuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
@Gmnerz@paeD0R

Sir bic Mtt9Gie6er beutider Utduners @slangperetne'
berauSseseben uon gbuaro aoBler' FreIS geo. OO e'''
Gustav HinstOrft.
Suteruattonale 8u0bonoluHS,
377 8abaiba Ctr. ct PaHh I''H"'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22
PRESIDENTIAL AppOBTaIS MS

President Cleveland. 4 eorettiy re-
ported as to vha, h. Ia. recently sad
docs not propose to max, bm..If 'he
bead Of 'l'e Democratic psay q eek =
influence the legislation II Congress 6S
the use Of Federal patrou.:e IL i
content with making rccoucni''ioo' y
Congress as to what. in ii. aif nen''
II would be wise to do: and. having lone
'hls' he will not make any ai enp''
with the members Of Cougre caf
their favorable action. sa.h ins w.
bee" The course generally pdr'neI oy
Presidents. 1t has been sib them a
very common practice to u,e 'ntl'
official influence IN respcc, d measure
which they wish to have alagei. "
think that President Clevclnl i la,i
right on this point, anil hope lhii bt
will stick to i The Office ofPreslllut
with the exception of the veto roser Z
purely executive, and has nothing d do
with the legislation Of Consre.. liz
should leave Congress 10 make de hw'
until bills duly passed by that body
come before him for bis Official signature
and then be has right to c1pre.. b.
in regard to them. AMI, Il
this be good doctrine for the President
then II is equally sound doctriuc. that ih.
members Of Congress should mini tbell
own business in respect to appointment
70 office, aud leave him to make sue
appointments as he thinks wise, BY no
attempting to influence his action Thu
Constitution gives him the power Q
making these appointments, with th'
Of The Senate: and it will b,
time enough for Senators to act on d
subject when nominations are sent t
the Senate. 1t is to be hoped that d
President, while not intending 70 d
to influence the action d eilhe
House Of Congress in regard to lce
islation, will practically assert and exel
else his own independence in tie matte
Of appointments.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22
The Business Outlook

There are f.w facts in the aspect 0
the money market worth noting Til,
surplus reserve Of the banks at New
York is about half what i was at til,
"penng Of the fall movement. and tn,
rate of discount Of the bank of Englarc
has been raised to per cent. I'll,
decrease Of bank reserves at Ner YorE
i $50 600, 600 less than il was four
months ago AMI $4,000. 900 less thar
that held at this time a,t year.
It is not likely that there will be j
sfrinsen'y Of money in The near future
Idle capital is being invested aud conf
ian'e Is growing apace The reserv,
on hand Is thought to be ample to met
all natural demands that my be made
upon it The Bank Of Eng end raise
N the rate Of Discount was made /,
check the outso Of gold fran LOudon.
but ''a purely d.lal affair.
lie Improvement on his side of The
ocean proceeds fom natural causes and
is the result Of healthy ageneic. that are
working for the restoration Of the ma
'''n', prosperity. Europe is driven to
'Aped''uts to check tile Outaop Of her
ner treasure but as her demands for our
products products are constant they can only be
, w'i" y 1s' ability to sa isfy them. :
W.T., :. the increase Of confidence the i'm
H'a''t' future Of this cou,try viii be
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22
Foreign Life at Washington.

II is a curious thing that the capital
Of the United States should be more
like flrcign city than any other town
in this country 1t is a great place for
people who have lived in Europe 70. D
good many years, to set up their house
holds 1t is kind Of brake which
gently lets ttem down frem the intoxi
cation Of European life to the dead Level
Of an American commercial city. This
class Of returned tourists make up much
Of the winter population Of Washington
and being as a rule both rich and
idle, they add much to its cham. 40
where on this continent is there 50
much leisure as there. Everything Ike
work begins at 8 o'clock and ends at 1
Then. unlike other great cities. m.
workers do not have to traverse the
whole leagth anil breadth of the town IA
get to their home ,r,..
shops are all ecatral--it il rot - ~
any mans work to his home Tbs
shorter hours Of work which prevail in
foreign cities are a continual marvel 81
the American. The idea Of man Of
business making his first appearance at
his office at 10 o'clock in the morning,
then taking big slice off at noon just
the most valuable part of the working
dav-and then quitting about the time
the American gets fairly warmed up in
his work, is certainly very surprising
j Blu. it becomes still more so when he
GO there and finds that after 4oclock
all the town is at leisure. 1t is true
that the higher officials have longer
working hours and the Cabinet officers
are driven to death if they mind their
business, but the average worker does
his eight hours work and then leaves off,
with two hours Of aylight before him
even in winter
Then for that fraction Of the world
known society the hours are fixed
and iuvariable, and this. too. conduees
10 tho economy Of time. One is in no
danger Of having a whole dav, from
noon to twilight monopolized BY string
Of inconsequential visitors Nobody
visits before > and nobody ycrsed in
Washington society before 3 and at 81
it is all over al official houses aud
nearly all private ones have day for re.
celyin,, 80 that each individual has six
days in which to labor and DO all ,hat he
or she has to do. It is &c wonder hiatt this
easy wsll-ordered life charms people to
Washington, 4ad getting them there
keeps them
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22
sunken Irish Cities

There are numerous legends Of sunk
IN cities scattered throughout ireland,
some of which are Of a most romantic
origin. Thus the space now covered by
the Lake Of Inchiguis is reported in for
mer days to have been a PoPoIous and
aourishlng city; but for some undreadful
and unobserved crime, tradition says, il
was buried beneath the deep waters.
The dark spirit Of its king still resides III
one Of the caverns which border the
lake ana once every seven years, ut
midnight, he issues forth mounted on
MS white charger, and makes the com
pete circuit Of the lake, Performance
which he is to continue until the silver
hoofs Of his steed are worn out. when
the curse will be removed and the city
reappear once more in all It's bygone con-
dtiou The peasantry affirm that even
now, on calm night, one may clearly
sec the towers and spires cleaning
Trough the clear water. With this
legend we may compare one told by
Burlington in his History of Ireland ::
In Ulster is lake thirty thousand
PAGES long and fifteen thousand broad /,
out Of which ariseth the noble northern
liver called Banc. II i believed by the
IS. g.. :, .,,-Y were formerly WICK
led, vicious people, who lived in this
lplaee. and there was prophecy in every
one's mouth that whenever a well which
was therein, and was continually covered
and locked up carefully. should be LEFT
open, 50 great quantity Of water would
issue therefrom as would soon overflow
the whole iaccnt country. 1t happened
that an old beldame coming to fetch
water, heard her child cry; upon which
running away in great haste, she entirely
forgot to cover the spring and, coming
back again TO do it, the land was 50
completely overun with water that i
was quite past her help; and Mt length
she, her child, and all the territory were
drowned, which caused this pool that re-
mains"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

During the Spanish dominion in
Mexico when restrictions on the trade
vera most Oppressive the cultivation OF
'ebsceo was confined by Inv to the dis
rticfs including Cnriova and Orzaba
and the jealon. government employed
inspectors whose business it was to tear
W any pla"r" tint might be growing
sutside of prescribed luni,-.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22
How Senator Beck Works

Senator J ~ e b. Beck Of Ken;ucky
j. rather pecu'iar in the way L prepar :
his speeches. When he determines To
express his views upon any qncs ION
\ iine i fra the Senate, he fr,t ~
certain. what books OF pap r. "a e b 81
written or bear ugon the subject lie
then gets those books an ptte.s j d
reads them carefully az idea in ~ V
one Of them strikes him as forciul., e
makes rough not. Of it When tie has
completed his reading h. generally hl,
On abundance Of nrmorau Ia II $
memorau1a lie rcyisrs aud puts in 3
c'elr. 60 npa fosm H. then proceed,
to write biz spccc out At length; for in
tie discussion Of important N tiers the
Senator /, not believer IN cxtempura-
ncou, speaking Ia his speech lie ia
eorporates any of the thou hts tAIt :e
considers pertinent that are cont incl IN
hi. mrmorlnia. being CIR ia, boWc,e,
- etc the sources from which he Ii :
CLEANED thcnl When he has finished
writing hl, speech he pu it aside for
few DAYS. anl seeks in tue interval to
gather all the information he can lie
tbcn carefully goes over his first draft,
aud mixes 50 many additions aul cor
rseii n, that frequently the speech as
i It written is scarcely recognizable =
Lastly clean copy is made. aud then
the Senator is rrndy TO d liver it in the
: nate. So tuuch case aud labor ncces-
.arily results in a very strong argument
from Senator Brck's standpoint. He
never fails to attract the attention and
interest Of Senators on both silcs Of he
chamber.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

Mr. Voorhees,. Washington Territory,
hss introduced bill in Congress, to
punisbarit fine Of not less than $500
nor nsre tlnn s. 600 any officer of any
rnilro"d or telegraph con pauy who is
'ucs fee passes 10 any employe Of the
United States, including the President
Wcc President, cabinet officers, Sena-
sors, Representa- ives and ju5 ges
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

Cardinal Isloaihi has celvrA long
telegrsph disra'aa from i'rinc, Bismarck
VII" requests thc. ssrdinal I" convey his
thanks to the pop Sss the letter receut
" sent him Ly his IhIin,>s The letter
Hfcrred 70 express i the pope'e appreci,
%'i"n Of the honor conferred upon him
IN A"lectlug him as mt.li,.tn in the
Csrolipes controversy. a,sA the belief
That such selection was made thrsusi
che influence of Prince b sm~rck Tin
Basstgpa says that tn amiabiicy shown
by the pope IL hi. reecut relations with
Prince Bisssarek has caused surnrisc
sni mo.,ifcation IN Vatican circles.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

A fgh, has taken place between a
body Of Russian troops and 5000
Shohsovsls who were crossing the Per
siaH frontier TO winter in Russian Mochan
Eighty Shohsovals and seventeen Cos
sacks we're killed in the battle and num-
scrs we've wounded The Russian com
nander has asked t.r rein orcrments Il
The Persiaa Government is said to fear
Russian tbva ton u khara>>,n.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

II is understood that the government
in response t" Father LacomBes repre-
ron,ahens regarding the distress pre-
Willing among the hslf-hrcds of Ba
teuche and ST I.auren'. have instructed
:he governor Of the territories to invcs-
'ica'o the condition Of the people there
rnA distribute food and slothing to those
needing il
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

The PRISONERS Aid Association Of
Bal1ta"re. will ask the Legislature to
pass an act to prohibit the retention Of
any child between 3 and 6 years of ngc
il ,uy aim>houSo in Maryland longer
rh"n ninety days, unless the child i,
permanently disabled to do labor or ser.
vice. Able bodied children must b,
IN respectable families or educational in
sttufions.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

A memorial on the silver question
has been addressed TO the President Of
the Mexican Republic BY the National
Chamber Of Commerce, calling his at
'ontiea to the threatened ruin u the
mining interest Of Mexico by the de-
nression in the value Of the metal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-01-22

A stock company is being formed at
Sorri''own. Pa for the purpose of
mining copper ore on the Ernest farm,
in Plymouth township. Montgomery
county. Copper 'cpo.its were discoy-
srsd during the excavation. for the Ply
mouth railroad