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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
A Christian Honsekeeper.

One of the most affecting reminis
cences Of my mother is my remem-
brance of her as christian house
keeper. She worked very hard, and
when we would come in from sum
mer play, and sit down at the table
at noon, / remember how she used to
come in with beads of perspiration
along the line of gray hair, and how
sometimes she would sit down at the
table, and put her head against her
wrinkled hand and say: swell, the
fact is, I'm too tired to eatD Long
after she might have delegated this
duty to others, she would not be sat
isfied unless she attended to the mat
ter herself. In fact, we all preferred
to have her to do so, for somehow
things tasted better when she prepar-
ed them. Some time ago, in an ex-
press train, i shot past that old
homestead. / looked ont of the win
dow, and tried to peer through the
darkness. While / was doing so,
one of my old schoolmates, whom l
had not seen for many years, tapped
me on the shoulder, and said: "De-
Witt, / see you are looking out at the
scenes of your boyhood." 80, yes"
/ replied. 81 was looking out at the
old place where my mother lived and
died. That night, in the cars, the
whole scene came back to me. There
was the country home There was
the MONDAY table. There were the
children on either side of the table
most of them gone never to come
back. At one end of the table, my
father, with smile that neve left his
countenance even when he lay in his
coffin. 1t was an eighty-six years
smile-not the smile of inanimation,
but of Christian courage and of Chris
tan hope. At the other end of the
table was beautiful, benignant hard
working aged Christian housekeeper,
my mother. She was very tired I
am glad she had so good a place to
rest in. BLESSED are the dead who
die in the Lord they rest from their
labors, and their work do follow them"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

1.-THE Statesman has neither a ten.
der toe, nor cloyen foot, but is on
solid footing, and can stand, without
hinching, the heavy weight of our
esteemed contemporary. "-Statesman.
No one said you had a cloven foot,
and you must regret leading your
readers to such suspicion. 1t was
the cloven foot of Jackson's assess
ment business that set too heavily
on your tender toe that we referred
to. Only that and nothing more.
The school fund, Gouble-barrelled as
easements, business licenses and such
things, are too much weight for
most people, ifnot for the Statesman.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
Hon. simon Cameron.

HARRISBURG, PA, March Box
Senator Simon Cameron, of this
State, has just had another birthday.
He is year older than this century,
being now 81. Yet he is hale and
merry, full of enthusiasm, and enjoy
ing life. Simon Cameron was the
poorest of poor boys He who was
to be adjutant general of Pennsyl.
vania, United States senator for
eighteen years, minister to Russia,
secretary of war, railroad builder
and railroad president, was the son
OF tailor who had more children
than customers. They were so poor
that Simon was put to live out with
one of the neighbors when he was
ten years old There is something
pathetic in the story of his early
struggles, From his mother he gets
the strength and courage that has
led him to success.
He learned the printing trade, and
wandered to Washington, where he
put into type congressional debate
in 1921, "by the light of tallow
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
RERKELEY SPRINGS.

We had the pleasure of attending
court on Tuesday and Wednesday
last at this place, famous for the
wonderful curative properties Of the
water that gushes out at the foot of
the mountain, and of even warm tenn
perature the year round. 1t is a
beautiful place, and one that can
compete with any of the popular
springs if given half'a chance. The
great incubus that now rests upon
it is the impossible condition of the
mountain road. Neither health or
pleasure seekers care to face the
ride from Sir Johns Run to the
Springs. The only remedy is rail-
road, and if one is speedily estab-
lished we predict threefold increase
in the number of visitors and the
volume of business transacted. In
these days of steam and electricity
the old stage coach must be aban-
doned, and it has remained on the
route to Berkeley Springs until the
great tide Of visitors are fast losing
sight of its existence, People will
not put up with old-fashioned incon-
veniences, when for a few cents, mod
ern conveniences can be had and
they can be whirled in a luxurious
palace coach to the doorway of a
fashionable and desirable place for
rest and recreation. We were glad
to note that the people held a meet
ing on Wednesday and took steps
looking to the early completion of a
railroad. 1t will pay in business
point of view for this county to sub
scribe twenty to thirty thousand dol
lars, and pay it off at the rate of one
thousand per year. The increase of
business, the additional value of
property, the erection of cottages,
the establishment of factories, and
business enterprises of every kind,
small though the beginning, will by
the usual increase of value and pro-
cess of taxation more than pay the
outlay before the maturity of the
debt. We suggest that thepeople act
speedily to the end, that they suffer
no further loss and run no more risks
of decreasing THEN annual patron
age.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

SIT is said that the town of Dem
ing, in New Mexico, does not contain
one manageable woman. A fellow
would feel like dem--ing such a
place as that, but then Martinsburg,
to all appearances. does not contain
one marrying man "-Statesman.
See here, Cap, thought you church
men were keeping Lent and reform
ing your bad habits? Let up, now;
quit saying dem-things, and become
less liable in your statements.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

ERTN 90 RRATGHt

Premier Gladstone made a great
speech before English Parliament on
Thursday, in which he favored the
establishing Of a parliament in Dub
lin for the conduct Of business of
both a legislative and administra-
tive nature. The speech was one of
the grandest that has been delivered
since the days Of Pitt and Chatham,
and elected long and loud cheers
from the Parnellites. "The enthu-
siasm," says the cable dispatch,
"was spontaneous and, thrilling. 1t
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

LANCASTER, Pa, April 8.-The barn
of Henry Denlinger, in Upper Lea
cock township, was burned yesterday,
together with ten head OF cattle,
twenty three sheep, and quantity
of grain and farming utensils. Loss
$4,000; insurance, $500. The fire
was started in the horse entry by a
four-year-old son of Mr. Denlinger,
who said he wanted to see a fire, but
did not think it would get so big.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

SOME little mean cuss of q Con-
gresham, who draws more money
at five thousand dollars year sala-
ry than he has ability to earn in a
decade, wants to get Capt. Pratt, of
the Carlisle Indian School, out of
that righteous and christian service,
and to do that, has pettifogged to
have the Captains small salary of
$1,000 omitted from the Indian APP
preparation Bill. We sincerely hope
that some intelligent Senator will
capture the error and correct it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

"Tkere never was a time within
memory when United States bonds
were not gladly taken in England at
three per cent. Businessman.
Say friend: turn TO the records of
Buchanan's administration and see
how badly u. S. bonds were then
discounted. That is not SO awfully
far back. either.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

A steer was killed by a Virginia
City (Neyada) butcher the other day !,
whose teeth the Enterprise says,
were completely encrusted with gold
and silver bullion. The animal came
from a ranch on Carson River, and
it is thought the metal accumulated
on his teeth while he was drinking
the river water which is impregnat-
ed with the tallings from the mills
reducing the Comstock ores. Rath-
er tough beet, or gold and silver bull
ion, story. Go West, young man,
and become a "cow-boy."
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
Fishermen Living ON Dog
Meat.

HALIFAX, N. S, April 6.-Reports
have been received from Labrador to
the effect that the people living be-
tween Esquimaux Point aud Blanc
Sablon are starving, and keep them
selves alive only by eating the flesh
of dogs, 500 of which have been kill
ed. 1t is feared unless aid is render
ed them that from 100 to $50 of these
people will die this spring from star
walton.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
GEN. ". n. II. FLICK.

We inadvertently published last
week an item copied from the State
Journal, as to Gen. Flick's health,
without comment. We omitted a
very necessary correction of that
item. 1t may be true that he may
be called from labor to rest, before
the expiration Of his term Of office,
as thousands Of mortals may, but
that he is in u sickly and weak con-
dition. and unable to attend to his
duties is very incorrect. We rather
suspect that the attorneys who are
called upon to meet Mr.. Flick in the
L. S. Court will find him one of the
most animated Of beings and con
trariest sick man that they care to
meet. That was the experience of
our local bar during the late long
term of our court and we suspect the
coming term will find him around
doing full and lively duty. May
the closing shadows be many, many
years distant from his pathway Of
life
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

Hon. John Z. KENNA has our thanks
for copies of his recent speech in the
Senate. We had read the newspaper
reports, and whilst we have every
friendly respect for Mr. K. and his
ability, yet, we are not convinced by
his speech and believe with Gen. Lo-
gan, that the padlocks should be re-
moved, both from the Presidents
official papers and Executive sessions.
"Black jack Logan says:
at is not right to close the doors
of the Senate and deliberate in secret.
Executive sessions are an abomina-
ton in the eyes of the people, and
ought not to have a place under our
Republican Government
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
-1UCTION! AUC1IaN!-

Having too many goods on hand, and to
make roo for spring arrivals, we will be-
gin an Auction Sale OF Glass, China etc,
on or about April Sth, 1886, in the Auc-
ton Room adjoining the Continental Ho-
tel and National Bank. The Public is in.
vited and especially the Ladies, as they
know what is most wanted at home.
al.3t. BURKHART s. co.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1886.

THE United States Senate has pass
ed a bill appropriating one half mil
lion dollars for the erection of monu.
ment in Washington to the memory
of the martyr president and human
liberator, Abraham Lincoln.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

The conference between Grand
Master Workman Powderly, of the
Knights of Labor, and Jay Gould
has ended in the Missouri Pacific
Company expressing through Vice
President HoXie, willingness to
arbitrate, and committee of the
st. Louis strikers will confer with
him.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

Every time | give to distinct
charities to the neglect of those at
home am guilty of giving only for
vain glory.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

At Henrietta, Tex, Valentine Stan
ford, fourteen-year-old boy, was
found guilty ofmurdering his mother,
and viii be sent to the penitentiary
for life.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

Scatter your ashes, says the edi
tor of Philadelphia paper. Never,
sir-never while life remains.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

REDUCTION.-We are now selling
our Farmers Dress Calf Boots at So.
This i the best boot in the market. We
warrant every pair, and will replace any
pair that is bad with new pair, without
charge. The same rule applies to the
Farmers" Kip, at rs Try them.
GETTINGER 81 HOKE
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

''Be jabers," exclaimed an Irish
man, "I've slept sixteen hours l
went to bed at eight and got up at
eight"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

TRY FOUTS fine Cologne Sold IL
any quantity from one ounce to onA pint.
1t is at once pleasant and lasting. Pre-
pared and sold only at FOUTS Drug
Store, Bakers old stand f27
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
JOHN LEE FoUT, ID

JOHN LEE F0UT, Druggist, has "a
large variety of fine vases, which he de-
sires to close ont entirely. He offers gem
uine bargains in this class OF goods. Also
work-boxes, moker's sets, dressing cases
to-, offered at great reduction. f27
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

Every time | borrow newspaper
l do a very small act.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
Garden Seeds.
Garden Seeds.

ONFUe5J loeettS. GUFueh OeedS.
ISELL only the reliable Landreth's-,
Garden Seeds OF bis cremation plan,
which guarantees fresh seeds every year.
All seeds remaining on hand at the close
of the season are burned, and replaced by
new ones the following season.
gs-I handle no seeds on commission.
ml3 JNo. LEE FOUT, Druggist.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

PELS Hand made Ladies Kid, Straight
Grain, goat and Kid foxed Button Boots
are perfectly easy to the foot, and com bne
beauty, comfort and durability. EverB
lady should try them. Sold only by
GETIIrGER & HOKE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

The Jersey LttU-sRe is u Daisy.
ON exhibition in our front window.
Her wardrobe consists of
Our neat fitting Jerseys ealy
soc worth 75c
Our Pretty braided Jerseys only
75c worth ST.
Our Tailor-made pleated Jerseys only
ST. rs worth $1.75
Our handsome Vest Front Jerseys only
ST. 80 worth 50.
Our pure linen Collars and cuffs only
lUc each worth 25c.
Our five button Jouvin Kid Gloves only
75c worth 81.
Our Blonde Bang Yelling, all colors, only
zoe per I'd. worth 25c.
Our guaranteed Glove Top But. Shoe only
81 25 worth So.
This outf! only to be obtained at the
Popular Cash Store.
C.P. HERRING & CO.,
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

FAMILY ard Domestic Dye Colors for
wooden goods, silks, ribbons, ETC., only B
cents por package at FOUTS Drug Store,
Bakers old stand. f27
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BUSINESS LOCAL.J.

$50 BUSHELS Clouds Early beats
Seed Corn, for sale by
q CAMPBELL JANNEY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

BRAND new STYLES of Ladies Fine
SHOES.
BLUE FRONT. FRONT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-29
wu ion Sas nlaaus Q

Was foa aus unieren 5taatenreAten
tperoen, fragen bic gourbonenbldtter,
tpern es benz 8unbe fogar unter elmer
bemofratif9en Administration fret ffebt,
ben S9ub elmer @iienbnbn i'm State
gu ii%bernebmen? MuB elm folder 8or=
gang ni6t Die @entralregierung ftdrfen2
Oieie @oniequen5 lit unausbleibIi9 ur1b
i6on ieBt beginner bic Bunoesgeri6te
ibre Ma6t aus3uOebnen unb eire 8erz
mebrung Der Nn3abl ber @eri9te tpirb
folgen. Bon ben Bunbesbeamtsn an
ber Seras Baeific 8abn tpirb bic Muto>
ritdt bes States berb6bnt unb ber=
fpottet unb bic 9ilfofigteit berielben
mitlei6ig beld6elt.
So lamentiren iene bemofratii9en
8ldtter. nnb ie baben niGt l1nre9t,
benin Der iebige Strife f6nnte lei9t cine
grei9e in bic Mauer BET @taatsautori=
tdt legen, nit uel6er bic e:n3elnen
Staten u%rtseben finb. Man muB nur
III 8etra@t .3ieben, 6aB fi6 Der Strife
iber bret ober bier Staten eritreft unb
es beg 3uiammengebens aaer betbeiligs
ten Staten be6arf, I'm bic anar9i=
f6en 3uffdnbe, tpel1e er eraeugt, gu
unterbrtiden. Oenn, mas tpirbe es
3. g. Seras belfen, penn Der Staat
NiRouri innerbalb ieiner @renaen bic
ungeieBli6feiten ausrottet2 9ter bltebe
es beim NIten, tpenn ii9 Der Stat
Seras ni6t slei6faGs aufraft uno ge.
gen bic Gri~ebensit6rer gu Geloe 5iebt.
Gin iol9es 3uiammengeben 1T aber
f9tper 5u e~r3ielen un6 besbalb f6nnte
uobl Der gegenwdrtige Strife ba5u bei=
tragen, Die 8unbes. Nutoritdt auf &os
fen Der @taatsautoritdt gu itdrfen.
Sn bieier Notb fu9en bic 8our5pz
nenbldtter nod einem Nbleiter ibres
3ornes unb fnben i'm in Ser Staatss
@recutibe. Sic bat tebt Qles arls3ubas
ben unb muB es fi6 sefalen laffen, baB
man tie Der 59pd9e unb @nergielolig=
feit bei6ulbigt, bic es babin brinst,
oaB bic eigenen @taatsbiirger mad Der
9illfe Der 8unbesregierung %berlangen.
Jerner mirb befiir6tet, baB bic emit
gen WDrgeleien 5pti6en ben @~iienbahnz
geieni6aften uno Mrbeitern er1t mirflis
DIE Monopole er3eugett miiKen, oa i@
tn Submit nur febr reide Mdnner nit
benz gau bon @iienbabnen befafen
f6nnen, bic germ6aen gerug beiiBen,
UNI etuaige bur9 @trifes enttebenbe
Werluife gu ertrageta Das 1inb aIes
Otnge, bic iuo5l elmer ndberen 8ea@s
tung tDertb iino.
Nun trift neuerbiuss bic No6ri6t
bom pittsburgh uno anberen pIdben
Elm, bob gunbestruppen gum @9ube
Der gifenbabnen auf benz Wege nod
st. Souis limb. Wir be3weifeln smar,
baB bieie Sruppenbemegung in irgenb
tnel6er 8esiebuug gu ber in ct. Souls
ttattgefunbenen &ebDlte ftebt, aber
penn fi6 Die Na@ri6t befdtigen ionte,
tpte Derben uniere 8ourbonen bann
crit ber5tDeifeln! Sic f6nnen in bieiem
Sale NIT 6oppelter 8eforgniB frageu:
Wo lou 6as binans?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-29

Can Nntonio 20. Mdr3 g
Sic Wahl i'm Der A.. @drS.

Wv ~ " " " " Zoe 4lul6 OOs
SIT @abl In Der A. @arS.
Sci Der am Sonnabenb abge1aItenen
Wabl fur einen alderman Der 4. Marb
tpurben $50 Stimmer a~bgegeben, BON
oenen paulD 217 unb 8erg1tr6m 313
erbielt. 9as Wablrelultat 1T einiser.
maBen iberrai6eno uro seigt tpte wans
felmiitbig ote 8olfsftmme 1T. Wel9e
@tnfii1e bic @rwdblung Bergftr6ms
b~erbeigeftbrt baben, tper min es nifen2
gs beiBt, baB bic Administration hire
Sruppen fiir i'm ins Gelb flbrte, un6
cine unierer enslii@en 3eitunsen sins
fogar 10 tDeit, bor Der Wabl bic Hamen
bon spreminenten" Mdnmerr a1 pers
0Hentli6en, bic fur 8ersitr6m gu flint
men gebd6ten. Moau fold unpiirbis
ges @ebabren, bas elmer 3eitung am
tpenighen ge5iemt2 pribatim mag le
benz prominenteu Ma1ne ibre &eperet1s
be5eusen, bas 1T ibre Sadie gang allen,
aber 0fentli9 folte fie es ritt tbun,
neil feline Sttmme ni9t mebr gilt, ols
ole Stimmen bes ni9t prominenten
8irgers.
Wle nj. f6on bor Der Wabl faster,
bdtten mir @aulp Germ 8ergfr6m
porge3ogen; bod bic Waioritdt entf6eis
oct, uenn fie fi6 oieQet@t aud geirrt
bat, uno bamit 1T bic Sadie absetban.
M6ge 9err Sergftr6m bas ibm bemiee
iene 8~ertrauen re@tfertisen unb elm
eben 10 gutter Stabtoater tperben, ME
es 9err Paulp mar. Damn tpirb man
feline Dienfte ebenfaqs anerfennen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-29
Der Nats.isnns seat i'd.

Gs tpar boraussuIeben, Bag bet iebi-
ge Strife cine unfreunbli9e Sttmmung
gegen bic ginmanberung %berborrufen
muBte, bod bef9rdntte man fi9 big
iebt lebialiG auf Die WiBbiaigung oes
Supports BON @ontrattarbeitern. Na9
unb mad muB fib aber bieie 8emegung
gegen Die Ginmanberung i'm MQgemei=
men ri@ten, unb Der Infang ba3u tpurbe
bereits bier in Seras gema9t.
Cine 8erfammlung Der 8eprbner
bon Gainesville mar e~i1berufen NOR
ben, unb ba bic Mrbeitsritter ia aud
Beuobner ber 9tabt 1inb, batten fe
ii6 TT Menge 6aau e%ingefun6en, 10 tab
oas Gourtbaus au fleia mar, UNI bic
Menf@enmenge fafen gu t6nnen.
IS foqten 8ei9life angenommer
iperben, mel9e ben Strife berbammen,
ba aber Die Sitter basegen ~opponirteu
unb Der ganbibat fir bas Gountpri9z
tersNmt tire Bartei nabm uno Derf6iez
bene &eben bonn Stapel lieB, tpdbrte es
iebr LANCE, ebe man fid iiber einer pais
fenben 8ei@luB einigen fonnte. Ser
betreHenbe @anoisat ueinte iogar, eer
@taat iei gang gut i'm 5tanbe, bic
Staguation beg 6an6els cine 3eit lang
au ertragen.
Gnbli1 bate man einen 8ei9luB
bereit, Der gegen Miemanb beritieB. 81
berbammte ben Strife unb biligte i'm
aud mieber. gbenio miBbiQiste er bic
ungeiebli9teiten, bic BON ben @trifers
begangen murben, CAB aber au9 gu
Deriteben, baB es Sramps unb feline
Bitter ieien, tpel9e fe ~beriibten. Sc.
mug, Der 8ei6luB erregte in Der Weiie,
ME ct abgefaBt mar, feinen NnitDB unO
Durbe nngenDmmen.
Wuuberbar i9nen einigte man fi6
bagegen iiber smei anbere 8ei9liife,
bic eigentli9 nit ben 3meden Der ans
beraubten 8erfammlung gar ni9ts au
tbun batten. Denno6 tpuroen 5e obne
Sppoftion angenommert unb lauten
vBef6lpfen, baB mir BET ferneren
Guaranteeing europdii9er Nrbeiter,
Die nit amerifanti6en Nrbeitera cons
eurriren. aufs guti6iebenfte Dpponiren.
nnb ferner bei6lofen, baB mir Die
@oncurrens, melde BON 3u@tbaus.
Strdflingen ben freien unb ebrenbafteu
8irgeru gema9t mirb. berbammen."
@olte Der uOrlebte Bei9IuB tpirflid
einmal CUR Nusfibrung fommen, 10
more babur6 Der @intpanberung Elm
@noe gemadt, BENIN europdif6e Capt
taliften tpanbern ia nidt aug, ionoern
muir Qrbeiter. Sic bertpenben b69ffens
ibre iberfliifigen Rapitalien ba3u, Tim
2dn6ereien in ber Union 3u erperben
unb 2dnbmonopole ing 2eben gu ru.
fen. In bic Nuswanberung bat abe,
gewiB mod 2einer BON ibnen seba9t.
Die in Gainesville angenommener
gef6llfe nt6gen menig genug gu beoeu
ten baben, aber iie aeigen gum minbe.
fen on, tpobin bic Sttmmung uttter
ben Mrbeitern treibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-29
Oeutfdes gbeater.

Sn Golge bes abi9euIi9en Norbminz
beg, Der fid gefern Na9mittag erboben
bate, mar bic beuti@e Sbeater.8 prfels
lung ni@t 70 gut befu6t, tpie es uobl
bel ginitigerer Witterung Der Soil ge>
neien udre. SroB6em mar ber Saal
immerbin lei6li6 beiebt. Sn Golge ber
pl6Bli9en @rfrantung elmer Der mittpirs
fenoen Samen muBte nod i'm leBten
N~ugenblide cine Prpgramms Menberung
porgenommen perben unb es troten an
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GSuar6 Sbepberb in harrisburg, Sa., fast I:
pa ber @ebraud beS electric Bitter 70 tpobl.
tbdtiae 6olsen fir mid bate, bllte i@ mid fit
berpfidtet, Oies BET leiOenoen Menfdbeit imit>
sutbeilen Sd bate adt Sabre lang elm boies
8ein unb meine Aerate %bebaupteten, bab emit.
meber Ser Rnoden sef6abt ober bas 8ein ab.
genommen tuerben raiiUe. Statt beien gebraud>
te i9 brei Glaiden electric Sitter nnb Z S9a1>
teln 8udlens arniea. Salbe unb mein 8etn 1T
iebt gefunb.
electric @itters nirb ifeta ben grfolg BADEN,
Der fir 6aielbe bennfprudt ipirb. Sur so
Gents bic Glaide Bet u. Dretb.