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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-01-08
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You are allowed free trio! 9r sht.ty dass Of the
suspensory Appliances for the speedy relief andper
manent cure Of Nervous Debility lossof Vsalifv and
other dseases Complete restoration 70 Health VGor
and Manhood guaranteed No risk 10 incurred. Illus.
addressing v0ltaic Belt Co., 1arshall, Mich.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23
Our geadtuns fir auswanberer,


Der llnter5eidnste bat bon ben erten Dam.
pferIinien, pel9e 3pif@en ben bebeutenberen
Seebdfen guropas unO Stein gorf, Baltimore
itun 9etp Orleans iegeln, bic grmdhtigunq er.
bdIten, TdEdgef@eine fur gailte uno Spilden.
Bed ais5uFelen. @ifenbabns Bilette au be6eu.
tetb rebu3irten Ereiien bon irsenb einem Srte
Deufl@lanbs, Der S@mei3 unb Srantreids per.
ben ebenfals auSgegeben. derner finb bei inn
ami hLie6enbe Bilette bon %genannten amerifa.
uil@en 9dfen nod irsenb einem Srte in geras
5u babeu, iilb apar bon STEIN BORT per Malnrp
Dampferlinie ODER per gilenbabn.
"a bic wreiie ie mad Der Sabresjeit ober an
beren nmtdnben AenDerungen unterporfen
fn0, b iperben biefelben bon Belt su Belt be-
fannt 9entddt tperoen.
MusenbIidIi@ betrdet bic 8trifdenbe6B. Naf.
fage 6pn Bremen Biz Gan 4ntonio, einfdlies.
lid @ef0iigung Bic @alpefon ...... .$49.l5
ODER bon Nsp gort per giienbabn 5000
sdberes gu erfabren BEL
6. @riefenbed,
Mgent fur bic DampferIinien :
North German Lloyd nod Stem gort.
North German Lloyd nod Baltimore.
Direct Hamburg Line.
White Star Line.
Inman Line.
Red Star Line (Mntuerbens.
American Line.
Navigacione Generate Italiana.
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique.
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@dhtpinnintht aeheilf.

@inem alien Nrste. Der bon Der praris au.
ritdgeao9en lebt, tuurOe bur@ einen oitinbif9en
W%filiiondr bic .8efdreibuns zines einfad.n
besetabilif@en Seilmittels tiir bic f9neue iinb
6auernbe Seilun9 bon 2unsenl@ninbiu@t
Bronchitis, @atarrb, afbma unb allen SaI3.
nno annsentranfbeiten aussebdnbist. Aud
elm Mittel fur pofitibe, rabifale 9eiluna bon
Merbenfapa9e unb allen @erbentranf6eiten.
Na@oem ber Doftcr bic iuunberbaren SeilfrGfte
in tauienben Gdleu erprobt batts, eradtete Ct
es fir feline gai9t, bas Mittel feinem Ieioenben
Mitmenfden befannt au MAIDEN. Bon oieiem
Motib uno @uni9 setrieben, hanbelfe er. Sd
ienoe 6ieiea &esept foitenfrei an sae, bic ei
piiniden, in beutfder, ensIii6er ober frana0F.
i@er Spra@e, nit boiler Mntpeiluns bet Ser.
fteaung unb beS @ebrau9s. Senbe gbreHs
uno 8riefmarte, be3iebe Sid anf bieie 8eituna
nno i'd fenbe es fofort. IS. q. Nobes, 14s
RoterS 8lod, &o@efer, y. .. [1,lo,1 9mh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23
Iuerlet.

SIN MenbeIfobnz8ere
fano geitern M6enb NeupabI fat. 6err
.. 3. Mhller tpurbe als Yrdii6ent
unb 9err u. &ubn aIs 5dabmeifer
lnb eefretdr tpiebererpdblt. Ser Wers
etn 5dblt gegenmdrtig 40 attibe Mit=
glieber unb boft, big gum nd6fidbri=
gen S%dngerfeft biefe 3abl nod erb6bt
5Y baben.
n 9ie @rcuriion mad 6loresbile 1T
auf ben %. Sanuar feifgefebt tporben.
Sidets fur bic 9in= unb Serfabrt iperz
ben 81 toften. Sie 8abnberpaltung
felt 5 pahagiermagen fir Die grfurs
lion unb auBer6em anbere Wagen, auf
pel6en, bel etmaigem ftarten 3ubrang
bic mdnnli6en pa1asiere pIab 3u nebs
men baben.
= Sic &ranfen i'm glatternz 6ospi=
tai geben ibrer Geneiung et1tgegeu.
4engftli6e 2eute, bic fi9 Dor ben 8lats
tern fiir6ten, f6nHen besbalb tufeber
fret aufatbmen. Do@ if fetbif Elm
frdftiger @tbem5ug sefdbrli6, benn mer
tpeiB, OBJ ite oabur9 ni6t ben 2eim 3u
elmer an6ern gefdbrli9en 3ranfbeit in
ibre 2unge einfibren. Wie uns bic
4erate oerli6ern, III ia bic ean3e Mtmosz
pbere NIT 8erberben bringenoen Stofen
gei9mdngert!
= Ser G%ontraftDr Waite bon San
Intonio erbaut in 5altilo, Merito, elm
fogenanntes Opernbaus.
Die 8ertbeibiger beg M6roers
@oof iino um einen neuen Brp3eB eins
getommen, wOfiir fe Is berf6iebeue
@riinoe angeben. Sic abionberli6fen
barunter iinb, baB Der gam3e proseB
fein unparteiii9er mar, baB bic sSurp
ibr 8erbitt auf 9ururtbeil griinbete uuo
oaB man ben Pro3eB bes goof BON benz
Der @i6fon trennte. 1nmiltlrli6 mus
man fi6 BET bieiem Outrage fragen:
Wo3u elm neuer Bro3eBs @oot ielbf
bat sugegebeu. baB CT &uiea ermor6e.
te, feline Nertbeibiger miifien gleihfals
bapon iiberseugt fein, tpte ie6er anbere
Wfeni9 in San Nntonio. Wosu. alIp
ben Saul Der Gere9tigteit un6 benz Golt
no9mals bic Soften zines reuert 0roz
seEes auflaften ?
So biel ii6 Biz iebt b%eurtbeilen
ldBt, tpirb bic beutl6e Sbeaterporftel<
lung, bic morgen Nbeuo in Der Surner>
bale ftattfinoet, Elm poles 6aus aiehen.
: Oas Wa@tbaus ber .3oqwddter
am &iO Sranbe Bel eagle YaB 1T abs
g%ebrannt.
= Sn Wilion gountp befnbet fid
cine 4nfe6lung Namens &an@o un6
innerbalb berielben cine Stride, bic
man ftir3li9 nit elmer OrgeI perieben
bate. &lr5li@ purbe ollsgefunben,
6as irgens Semanb einen S6uB in bic
Srgel ab%gefeuert bate. guBerbem bats
ten mebrere %Dertporfene Meni1en elm
gel6la6tetes S9mein in ber Stride her,
umgei9leift uno babel ben GuBboben
un5 Die SiBe nit 8lut belubeIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23

I'm bieien 3med mDgli6ft 3u errei6en,
rta6te man Bic groBartige grfinbung
beg rNbIaffes". 9iefe sroBartige
2ebre, baB Die Stride I'M Stanbe 1T, bic
etDtge Seligfeit gu neri9afen gegeH bic
3ablung elmer getpihen Summe Gel
bes, miiBte eigentli9 Der groben MaHe
i6on Dor einem balben Sabrtauienb bic
Nugen ge6fnet baben iber BEN Dabren
@barafter bes Prietertbums, tpenn Die
groBe Menge fi6 .eben iiberbaupt bic
Iugen 6fnen lieBe. 9a bies nun aber
ni@t Der Sal 1T, 10 1T es m6gIi6, bab
au9Ino9 bentigen Sages bas Sberbaupt
Der 4ritli6en Stride = benin bierfiir
9dlt ft6 Ser Papf trob bes proteftan=
tismus Elm SubeIiabr, perbunben nit
noltommenen NblaB proclamiren tann.
Die Sebre beg NblaB : &rdmers iSebel:
ySobalb oas @elb I'M Raften tlingt, Die
seele in ben 9immel fprinst" 1T troB
Der 1eitoem oerloHenen Sabrbunberte
nod INNER bon berielbem 3usfraft, mie
CUR 3eit 9utbers.
Sie @inri9tung Der Subeliabre muB
f6 fir Die Pdpfte anfdnsli9 als ar=
Beror6entli9 eintrdgli9 unb geminns
6ringenb erpieien baben. Denn 59on
Clemens VI. (1343) beitimmte iebes
so. Sabr gum Subeliabr, Urban VI.
fogar iebes 80. unb paul III. 147O
enbli6 ieoes %. Sobr gum allgez
meinen Subelz unb 9blaB 8 Sabr.
gonifa5 VIII. NOR Der grfinber bes
NblaBz 0anbels; ct i@idte Senbboten
in allen Sdnbern lumber, bic eSSebem Mb=
LAB, oas beiBt Nbfolutiouen aler ibrer
Sinoen berbieBen, tpeun fie linen bas
8elo gdben, mas ibnen bic &eife mad
&om uno ibr bortiger Nufentbalt gefos
itet baben piirbe, tper1 fie fefbft 6ort=
bin gegangen pdren. Wie bequem es
bod bic beilige Stride ibren 9ldubigen
Mnbdngern ma9t! 9as bonn papt
Benedict XIV. %protlamirte Subeliabr
1850 Denies f6on, bab fi9 6iefe Gins
ri6tung iiberlebt bate, ben1t tllr nod
gettler tan1en mad &om, tpel@e bic
groden gu eri@nappen boften, Die bort
bon Der groBen 9erren Sif9en fallen
wiiroen. 4ber felbf bteie irrter1 f6
unb 5ogen enttduf6t nie6er ab. 9os
Subeliabr 1900 blieb Der Griegs< uno
&epolntionsDirren pegen b6Iig unbez
a@tet un6 ebenfo bas Sabr 1825-biesz
nal aus boiler SbeiInabmsloftgfeit al
Ter Gbrifen. Mu9 bic 8erldngerung
oes uSubels" Bis 1927 bermo9te ben
algemeinen Suterefemansel n,6t gu
beben. @enau bafelbe tpieberboIte iid)
1850. Ob nun SEQ XIII. mebr Slid
nit ieinem Subeliabr baber tpir6, als
ieine 8orgdmger I'M lebten Sabrbunz
bert? Wer ueiBs Semitic 2eute tperben
ia ni6t ale, un6 fir bteie 1T bic Muss
fi6t, gegen baar Belb bic 3ufi9erung
auf ein parterre; Bldbden i'm 6immel
gu befommen, nod geuau 10 berlodenb,
ME bor 500 Sabren. Nlio INNER ran,
INNER ran, 1neine 6errf9aften:
9obalb bas @elb i'm Raften tlingt
Sie @eele in ben 9immel fpringtl
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gdpIs, @iIarb . an1nnn

Sen 8efu9ern meines 8iliarb.
Salons, fouie benz pubIifum i'm Nq.
gemeinen aeige i6 hermit at. baB iG
bonn l. Mdra ab bic Gontrole iiber Die
Billiards feIbff ibernebme, ba 9err 90.
$. Glarf fi6 auf ieiuen eigeuen Wunid
ber1nbert.
Tom |. Mdr5 ali weroen bei mir brei
Der feinten 8iaar>. tii6e, mie lie DON
ben erifen Biqiarofpielsin Der Welt
benubt merben. 5ufinben fem.
15,1,t-1-3l q. SGol5.
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gpItpn & @pItpu.

N%lftiondre unb &ommiifions : &aufs
leute go. 2, 4 unb 6 %. 6oufonz
StraBe, San Intonio, faufen unb perz
taufen gebraudte M6bel, Seppi9e,
8las= unb gle9maaren &c. Wer Bill
lig faufen min, Dem 1T bier eime giin>
fiige @elegenbeit geboten. @anse
9ausetnri9tungen bilig 3u erperben.
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Grtter 8rptberS,

POI Main Ylaaa. 2O7
Sieie populdren iungeu @ei6dftss
leute baben ii6 I'M 9ansen State
Seras einen beneibenspertben &uf fir
Geelitdt uab 3uborfpmmenbeit gegen
ibre &un6en ertporben. Nls praftif9e
1brma9er unb Sumeliere fteben fe
untibertroffen oa.
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A. O. u. w.

ale Mitslieber Der Milan 2oge bic
ies Srbens itnb erfu6t, i6 am %.
b. M. y ubr Gbenos i'm &aiino einau.
finben, um ben Maiter @Drfman au
bemi1fommuen. Serfelbe tpir6 banu
cine 8orleiuns iiber bas Streben unb
Bic 3pede bes Sroens balten. Mufl
6ur9 McIaifter's 0r@eiter. Na9 be,
8orleiung: Bal.
auf Nnorbnuns oes &ommittees
Sobn 8. 6 peIanb,
19,1,5mt 8oriBer.
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Saeob 9ulInig am Militdr plasa
tlbrt ole Qualitdten bon Georg Duas
tlt9s Sofee, iomobl gerOteten, ME gez
mablenen. 15,ltlM
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Ism. $. Qmtterftbe & Co..

plumbers u. @assTitters,
335 OF. SouftonFrabe, San antonio. 8abe.
%pennen, Stu.sbdber, @aFerclo1ets, Marmor>
platten, @ummii@Idude, 8Ieis uub @iienrob.
rem, 8ierapparate unb Gasfixtures auer Grt.
Gue Guftrdse iuerben prompt aasseflbrt.
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0rpbtre es seIbH.

Der 8epeis fur bic Site bes @ubbina befteb
nidt i'm aauen oes @arnes, fonbern in Be-.
niBuna Der @eIesenbeit gum 8ertofen beftI.
ben. 8. faltener & Con, bic apotbeter, baben
cine 9robefaide bon Or. 8pfanto's Sufen.
nno eun9cn. SHRIMP, fir Seben, Der nit Suien,
e~rtaltunssu, afbma, S9winbfu6t ODER Gun.
sentrantbeit eeplaet lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23

= 8eranlaBt guren Grocer, @eorg
Suqnigs ger6iteten unb semablenen
2afee gu ftbren, unb erlangt auf bies
Re Art ben Wertb Cures @elbes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23

Iusgeudblte unb .frii9e Slide
ftets borrdtbig in 2inebans See
fi9zS DEPOT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23

- Ser @turm lit porbei unb oas
Slid. uub Nuferngei6dft lit tpie5er
ofen NIT elmer sroBen Nuswabl bel
Gineban.
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&ineban empieblt Nqen feline
a~usgetpdblten Nultern uno Jii6e.
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Seefi9=De an @alan.G trose,
5tpti9en Nain unb Militdr pla3a.
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1a- @oIff & r + baben cine
treue InSeige i'm 8latte.
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sar 2eiet bic tleue auseise BON
@oIff & Marr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-23

Sy{&ir ernpfebIea ben 2eisrn Der vGreie @reFs,
9errn >. Mf. Gmeron, SutpeIier,
Ralfilailr itno @fan6leiber. St bertauft llb.
rem 5n 80 Dollars. Wanbubren bon 81. 90
1ulmaris, init Garantie. Sci gmerfon fam
Iaan nusbrta9eno @elo erbaIten ober inbeftiren.
Seiue &unOen biirgea Dafar. %, stli
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Matthew HOthOefer, a keeper at the Gin
cinnati geological garden, while feeding the
grizzly bears was seized by the shoulder by
one of the savage brutes, and so badly in
jured that he died few hours afterwards
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14
HOW TO GET FAT.

The marvellous efficacy of Duffy's Pure Mat
Whiskey, taken in connection with our form
ula, is best attested by the evidence OF those
use. Its wonderful certainty as a cure in vast
ing diseases. and the surprising recuperatlon
OF those who have tried il, together with It's
absolute purity and excellence, establish its
standard as the best for medicinal use ever
placed on the market
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Some CT the democratic workingmen are
talking of voting the prohibition ticket
rather than vote for Mcbride for secretary
of state. who, they say, has become a mere
politician, and does not represent their in
tereStS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

A bright and happy face peeplng out of a
baby carriage, is sure sign that the little
occupant has not been doctOred with opium
preparations. If your baby needs medicine
buy bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t
contains nothing iniuriOus
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

BELLEFoNTAISE, O., March 30. lss8
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore,
Md. My Dear Sirs-Your Malt whiskey
has actually cured my wife of her lung
trouble Thought to be consumption in its
first stagel. She was unable TO do any
thing, weighing just IL pounds, when COM
mcncing using your Whiskey, and to-day,
just three months from its Use she weighs
l% pounds, looks better. feels better and Is
better than she has been for two years. /
believe her entirely cured and thank you
most heartily for the trouble you took in
prescribing the formula and other favors
from your excellent corps OF physicians. |
shall praise ii to all that | think can be
benefited by It, as IL has saved me an enor-
nous doctor bill and an invalid's care.
Most sincerely yours; ,,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Peace in the family" You can ENJOY a
good nights rest and retain peace in the
family by keeping DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
in the house.
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Mrs. Cleveland.

We've heard all that's wholesome
About the beauty of Miss Folsom:
Now, We suppose you know
She came from Buffalo,
Where every handsome girl
Uses Chaplin's Liquid Pearl.
Pimpies, tan and freckles twill quickly
finish
Ever crows feet very much diminish -
Also praised by Lotta, Patti and leaders
of the stage
As the most marvellous beautifier Of the
age
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lss CONWAY ST., BALTIMORE,

Gentlemen-About three months ago
commenced using your Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey and formula | then weighed
is pounds. and now weigh l55 pounds, q
gain Of Al pounds. l attribute all this rapid
improvement in health and strenHh to the
use of your whiskey in connection with
your formula.
Very truly, p. II. MURPHY.
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why Is II

That the sale of Hoods Ssrsaparilla con-
tinueS at such rapidly increasing rate? 1t
is
1st: Because of the positive curative
value of Hoods Sarsaparills itself.
I'd: Because of the conclusive evidence
of remarkable cures effected by it, unsur-
passed and seldom equalled by any other
medicine. Send to C. l. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, for book of many statements
of cures.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

DR.. Pierce's "FavOrite Prescription" is
not extolled as ''cure-alI," but admirably
fullills singleness of purpose, being a
most potent specific in those chronic weak
nesseS peculiar to women.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

The wife of George Hoover, dealer in
Jersey cattle at Urbana, o., has made an
a a,sicnmenf, because of threatened damage
suits fUr selling spurious registered cattle.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Granville Moody, the veteran Methodist
preacher and colonel of the Seventy-fourth
regiment in the war, preached farewell
sermon at Xenia, o., Sunday,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14
Gain Of 1917 Rounda.

83S MAIN STREET. KANSAS CITY. Mo.
Dear Sirs-I have catarrh and am run
down in flesh. and commenced using yous
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, i have used
mencing weighed lib pounds and now
weigh l2ik pounds
Yours respectfully,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Ex-Judge p. p. White was ambushed and
killed in Clay county, Ky. He was cousin
of Congressman J. ID. White, and the only
democrat in the family.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Geronimo and his band Of Apache and
Chiriahua hOstiles are objects Of interest Al
San Antonio Texas. Geronimo says he
wants 10 go TO Florida, where his three
snlaWS are.
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z. L. BAHhINUEh,
Prop. Excelsior Steam Printing Works.
Gain OF 25 Pounds.

Mr. NJ. V. NEIGHBoRs. Usage Mission.
Kan, writes: Il have used your Duffya
Pure Malt Whiskey, in connection with
formula. and an feeling much better in
health and weigh Is pounds more than At
any time before In my life. l will surely
recommend itr
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Having triumphed over all competitors,
st. Jacobs Oil stands without rival.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14
P, r. MURPHY.
Gain OF 33 Pounds.


Z. IL
have been using your Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey for dyspepsia with tho best re-
suit i commenced the use of IL six weeks
ago and have gained 80 pounds. ! cheer
fully recommend il to all parties suffering
from indigestion. Y. HARRISON
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Manager Baltimore Herald cured his
cough with half a bottle Red Star Cough
Cure.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14
SAMUEL BUDD,
Madison Square, N. Y
QUEEN CITY HOTEL,

Cincinnati. Ohio.
R Yoigt, Proprietor. Ofnce:-Wn. Voixs,
fufns Wegelin- Rxtea. $50 per dag. This
house runs In eonneeeoa wath he LaaondA
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14

Thursday night, September 80, has been
fixed upon for the parade and demOnstra-
ton in connection with the opening of the
new building of the Young Mems Blaine
club, of Cincinnati.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-14
RAILROAD TINE CARD.
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railway.

No IL has through sleepers TO New ROrk and
Boston without change
No 4 is the famous limited express, COM
posed entirely Of sleepers. east Of Cleveland
Through sieepers from Springfield. Makes
New York in 201< hours.
&. II. KNIGHT.
X. K Ticket and Ocean Steamship Agent,
A. J. SMITH, Arcade Depot.
G. p: A. Springfield, o.
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A Reliable Remed
For Sick Headache,
Torpid Live
Bilious Headache,
Costiveness
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SeItzer Aperient.


tits certain in its eff
fects. Ii is gentle in its
action. Ii is palatable
90 the taste. Ii can be
relied upon to cure. and
il cures by assisting not
by Outraging, nature. Do
not take violent purga-
tiyes yourselves. or al
low your children TO take
them always use this
elegant pharmaceutical
preparation, which has
been for more than forty
years a public fayorlte.
SOliby druggists ereTy1rhere
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"BALDY" SMITHS MEN.
HOW THEY SAVED A UNION BATTERY
AT ANTIETAM.

On the Left of the bunker Church
Outfanked by the Confederate Forces
Pouring In CanIster-A Gallant Brigade
Commander.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-04-24
uow congressman Nnt..

There are some men in congress whose dis
tiucton apparently depend, upon the man
rer in which thcy record their vot', Stun-
tor Pugh'S No sounds lik" Tie NAV u an
ufuriate Row"ty champion Whn ha, been
disturbed in lis Slumhrr~, Representative
Strait, ot Minnesota. utter, lis $40 ls if i
were yulcN Of hot -hot intended in th,'
cucny, and Il, for Judge Synit>, Of Colorado.
he won't answer nj all il the clerk who eau,
the roll commits the hlundpruI saving "Sna,
The most graceful AYE is uttered iIy Tim.
othy Campbell but then he ll"nnmr,s il
'ni A. for old "loc' Brown. hr never
votes without washing Eia hands with in%ls-
ihr soar, il imparreptihl" water as if II, lis
,!ui!n any responsibility in The natner Srn-
HluI E,lmIWl> vote sounds like siiCni pl'r
TIT against the wjckrln,s, Of THIS w"rld anJ
glntelul ucknowhdgm Of tit IN Ihhi A,
J: not like other men. senator trl'r, wh,
las much III his mannei NJ speaking To re
mind one d thr Methodist rXh"T'r, utter
his NO ;,s if he were proclamiug the lnoi,
~ the Scarlet Lady Of i'atH i5n. S,w VOW
Tribune.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-04-24

The chairman of the executive committee
of the Knights of Labor, district No. 101. is
Martin Irons of st. Louis He it was who
precpitated the strike on the Missouri Pacific
railroad by ordering the members Of the
Knights Of Labor employed on the Gould
system to quit work until their grievances
were needed. Mr.. Irons is a SCotrlman,
stubborn, aggressive and sef-reliant In
this respect lie is said to resemble no man
more than his antagonist, Vice President and
General Manager Hoxie, Of the Missouri
Pacific, 1t is contest in which the leaders
are we'll matched. If the support on both
sides were also equally balanced there would
be a chance of victory resting with the
right.
One of the results of the prominence given
to Mr.. Irons by this strike is flood Of tele-
grams and correspondence which pours in
upon him every day. The majority of these
letters bring encouragement, advice and sub
stantial support Tile autograph fiend is
also bounding him. He has received a re-
quest with an accompanying check Of S5u
for n five-page article from one of the maya
zines. Through his present notoiiety he has
also received letter from Il sister who has
been seeking him for twenty years His
mother, it appears, died in New Orleans
after the war leaving considerable property.
They advertised in every way for Martin in
order that he should receive his share Of the
estate, but We're never able TO find him rnl.
! til now.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-04-24

A DIVER DESCENDING TO THE WRECK.
The reason we cannot work while the sea is
rough is this Even when there is but All
ocean swell the boats rise and fall as much
as ten feet with every wave. Now the divers
life depends on the signal or 4life" line being
kept taut, as it is by jerks on this line that
he communicates his wishes to those in tile
boat above; so you can understand how inn
possible it would be to work with this boat
bobbing up and down on the surface of The
ocean at the rate of ten feet in ten seconds,
Oh, yes, our men have been all over the decks
of the Oregon Their first business was to
anchor buoys and set guide lines so that the
diver need not waste time in cropping his way
about the ship You see, there is no
north, south, east or west TO guide
him on the oceans bottom He drops
down on the vessels desk precisely as spider
drops from the ceiling. He fastens his line
there, and, like a spider, continues to lay
lines that will guide him on his return The
greatest obstacle in the way of the divers
work is the tremendous air pressure required,
which is over sixty pounds TO the square inch
The air pumps are driven by steam power,
which is something exceptional in diving
work Mr., Merritt being called away, left
us with one Of the divers who las heen down
among the Oregon's treasures He was n
short, bronlshouldered man with deep
chest, bron2ed face, keen, deeply-sCt eyes and
square jaws. He was inclined to be rctCent,
but willingly donned the great copper helmet
and diving armor with its leaden-solcd shoes
to enable the artist to make the sketches pre-
sented Herewith After considerable qucs-
tioning he described his visit to Mrs. Nor
gan's stateroom, in which he expected to find
q sachel Of diamonds but was disappointed.