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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15
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Das @ei6wdb iber bic vGanbis
batur 8laine trpb aIebem" tpia tein
gnbe nebmeg. Mr. Sones, Der @ms
pfdnger bes Dielerpdbnten Glpren3er
Briefes mill einet anberen Brief
glaiaes erbalten baben, aus benz bers
a~us3uleien 1T, baB Blaine urtter I'm.
itdnoen bod tti6t a~5geneigt fein tptirbe,
bic Nomination anaunebmen. Iu@
unter ben bereits aur &onbention in
Chicago eingetrofenen polititern ion
f9 etne a0gemeine 8etpegung gu @uns
item 8laines bemerfbar MAIDEN.
SHERMAN beantragte i'm Senate
bic g%etpiaigung bon $225,O 900 fur ges
1auere Germefungen unb Neu. Nuftels
lung Der %fogenannten n@rena : Monu,
mente1 apif6en Merito unb ben fibs
tpeftli6en Staten unb Serritorien Der
Union. Ser Mntrag tpurbe Dem Bes
tptQtgungs- Musi9uf1e iberpiefen. Ser
1er purben abermals 800, 900 bewils
ligt, um Bite @rperimente aut 6erfels
lung bon 3uder aug Sorghum fort3us
feben. Sie Acknowledgements tpeif
eiaen neuet poiten bon $500. 900 auf,
tpel9er our G6roerung bes Berfebrs
atpi19en ben Ser. Staaten unb ben
31nbern Central unb SIbamerifas
bienen iplen.
Sie 8%etatbungen iiber bic 5arif.
Bin tper6en bemnd6f unterbroden
.oerben, bamit aubDr bic Milit6rsB etpiIs
ltgungsfBiq polen6et tper6en fam.
Wesem ether Diferen3 BON so
Gents bel einem 8iebberfaufe tam es in
Gas @egas, 0eu : Merito, gu einem
@treite apii9en orei 8eppbnern bon
2as 8egas urb 5tpei Seranern. Man
grit. gu ben &ebOlbern unb Min9e1ters
bi1lert unb bas gnbe bonn 2iebe tuar,
baB atpet Spbte rnb 3tpei. S9merber.
punbete ben &fplaB be6edten.
Muslanb.
Mls mabrf9einli1er Na6folger
bes 9erri bon putttaner als Miniiter
bes Snuern mfrs @raf 3eblib Sriti6.
ler, Der iebige Sberprdtbent Der Pro.
bling p0fen geua1nt.
: Ser 6iterrei9ii9s @eiGsratb bat
Die observation-disclosures : 8orlage einitimt.
mig in britter 2efung apgenommett.
Oarduf trat 8ertagung Elm.
= Mr. 2atbrop, Ser @eianbte Der
Ser. 9taatet In ST. Bstersbura, 1T au
elmer ldnqeren 8e1uhsreiie nQ6 ieiner
6eimatb abgereif.
Sic boIQnbiiae Neaieruua hat
cine Qommiftou aur Graaniiruna Ser
3anbesperfbeibtauua einaefebt. Ser
&rieasmihiifer fibrt BEN Worik iiber
bieieIbe.
Oas rnqarifde unterhaus bat bic
Northumberland aur Berbeferuna Der
Donauidlffabrt am gilernen Sbor
Dem bstdnnten 2275 Meter lanaer unb
ttelenipeile nur 100 Mteter breiten gna.
paB, Der eine reiBenbe 9tr6muna hat
unb boiler 5seIien it) unterbalb Srios
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15
3. &. Mheiner.

Groeerp . SdnbIet, gde Nlamos unb
2abacd SiraBe, fabrt Elm pOllifdnbiges
Eager bon StapIe un6 5aneb Groceries.
Billigfte Marftpreiie. Nle
@aaren perben fret ms 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15
Sine rolM modjeube 6hTiuf

VlHe raid D0dbienbe S9llngs
pfanSe, bic sur fdnelen 8erantung'
bon 2auben, Galerien, 8eranoas unb
3dune1 &c gon3 obne Glei9en 1T, 1T
ber iapaneffte 6opfen (Humulus ja-.
ponicus), Der iebt b~dufig.in ben pans
bel fomrnt. Die sablrei9 beraueieten.
9riebe errei9en In eritaanli9 fur3er
3eit bic enorrie 66be bon 9 Bis 10.
Darbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

Sas- Mls 2anbibat fir bas 6 B c.
riffssI m t empfieblt f9 6err 81. ..
MIe1anber. Derfelbe mar 7Sabre
lang GebllfssS Sheriff, 1T nit ben OBJ
l~ieseubeiten uHb plidten 6es poftens
uobl pertraut unb eriu9t bic Biirger
bes @ounip, ibn In feiner 2anbibatir
au rnterittben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

p6- Die "Milk : Shakes" in Der
@entralsM potbefe, 204 Weit.Gommeree.
Strabe fiub bic fdlteften unb erfri.
fGenbiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

~ @istaItes 8i9H5 Selber, 9on=
greB. unb anbere Wineralpafer In Der
Central, Mpotbete, 204 Meit.@ Commerce
StraBe.
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az Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company liefert mdbrenb bes
9umfters bic frif@eften SeeHi9e. Obs
lieferung frei Ing 9aus. 24,5,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

~ Jbr fpart @elb, ipern ibre Cure
DrudiaGen BET SDbnon BIOS.
anfertigen ldbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

Dos gr6Bte Eager bon Gepebr.
unb &ebolber.p atropea unb Cullen BET
ptper & 6 6uIfbeB
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

sds- 8ros. Iiefern bic
beiten unb biligiten Srudla@en. @ebt
au ibnen.
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Weues @rpcern ) @efAaft.

gde BON MIamo & 2abaca : @trabe
bat 9err s. S. &beiner cine reie
Groeerp er6ffnet. Sober Rdufer pirb
fid BON Der 8otsigli@teit unb 8iQigs
tsit Der acknowledgement.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

pd- Geinfte unb bilisiie 9rndia.
den bel 5 o j II o Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

Die
"Southern Mortgage Company
berletbt @eIb, auf 3eit unb gu
Staten nod Muni6 bes Borgers. Nimmt
"Vendors Lien Notes. an. Spre1t
in go. 43 Solebab StraBe por ober
f1reibt unter POST Office Drawer L,
San Mntonio, Seras.
-. S. NatteriDmt
15,tum1W Prdfbent.
S@r Die fein1fen uno m~obernften
@ommerbite. 8eiebt unlere ausgez
3ei9netem Gtrobbiite fit so Gents.
pantoat 6 Snbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-15

sas- 8inise preiie fir l1eberi6uB in
un6 Winters Gleibern bel
pansoait & 5obn.
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8eaetm
Cine ernitIi@e &uhef6rungl-[ d

gtne ernitli@e &ubef6ruug,- iaet
eine Rprresppnben3 Der @albeifpn
Stems" aus 5empiteab bonn ID. Stunt
= wurbe beute gegen Mittag oaour9
perbitet, baB bic Serass& anger, = nit
anberen Morten: bic Staatspoli5et,
redt3titig auf benz G9auplab erf@ien.
Gin iunger Wann, 8. Somtins NIT
Namen, bate ft@ am M6enb borber be-
trunfen unb auf offener StraBe unfug
peribt. Mm anberen Morsen uurbe
6erfelbe, nit einem iungen Manne
suiammen, BON, itdbtif6en poli5eis
Mari6aa berbaftet; er itOlsirte tdm.
li6 init einem getpaltig groBen Nebolz
Der unter benz &odi9oB auf ben @tras
Zen berut1, unb bic 8erbaftung tpurbe
auf @runb ber Mnflage, tobtbrin8enbe
Wafen gu tragen, borgenommen. Muf
feline grtldrung, elm @ebitlfs Sheriff
bon Waaer @ountp gu iein, purbe ct
fofort pieber freigelafen, fpdter aber in
ber Mapors : Court au elmer @elbfrafe
bon $25 nebft Soften berurtbeilt, neil
es ftd berausfellte, baB ct i'm Stnre
bes @eiebes tetn 9eputp Sheriff mar.
Ser Expectations @eri9tsbof bot
ndmli6 f6on bor amei Sabreu ettpa se.
ttau feitgeiteat, men bas @efeb fur einen
iol9en, gum Sragert BON Wafen bere9s
tisteu 8eamten anftebt. MuBer benz
f6riftlt1en Mnitelungsbeeret bes
Sberifs perIangt bas @efeb, baB ber
betrefeabe 9llfsbeamte ben Mmtseio
geleiftet, baB er cine CUTE utb geniigenbe
8irgi9afi, b. 3. aablungsfdbige 8iirs
gen-gefeIt babe, xnb 6aB bus 8iirss
f9aftss Document in Der Mmtsitube bes
Gountp @lerts eronungsmdbig regifrirt
tporbe1 fei.
Dteie Mnitelunger bon 9eputDz
5berifs nur gu benz 3mede, ben betrefe
fenoen pe,fonen bas @edt gum 9ig.
fbooters8 ragen 5u geben, babe f6on gu
bdufig .Teraula1ung gu geieBwiorigen
St6rungen bes Griebens gegeben; erff
mdbrenb Der lebten unruben bier 1T es
borgefommen, 6aB Geute aus anberen
Counties bier tpie lebenbe Mrienale auf
ben 5traBen berumgegangea ftn6, unb
tuenu fe banrl bon ben @anseru perbaf>
tet tDurben, erfldrten, sbaB tie 8eamte
tpdren, unb bas &e9t bitten, WaHen
3u trasen. Die nd9ite @ranb . SurD
tpirb bieiem unpelen Der Deputp.
@berifs einmal cine adbete Beads
tung f6enten unb boffentli@ elm
gnbe MAIDEN. Ser Mari9au unIerer
ftdbtifden poli3ei bat febt cine binreis
6eno ftarfe Manni9aft our 8erfigung,
UNI benz @eiebe unter allen 1mftdnben
@eltung au beridaffen. gs III bobe
3eit, baB ber 61redensberri1aft unb
benz @erbreden enbli1 einmaI giubaIt
geboten wirb. 9ie guten 8iirger foqe
ten bic Mngelesenbeit in bic 9anb neb=
men unb fir einen wirfiamen Mafens
ftilfan6 apiiden ben beiben feinbli9er
parteien 5orge tragen, 10 baB beibe Der
8ernunft unb benz Geiebe @eb6r gebex.
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Spiel @aarem @eiG6ft
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidffe nnb elegantefe Nusnab
bon Artifeln, welde f1 beionbers Az
@eburtstuss, mnb 9o43eits : @efdenien
eiSnen, als
Silberplattirte Waaren.
@tatuen BON Brcnse, Serra . Gotta,
Hcr3elan unb Wlabaffer.
&elisiSie Gisuren, @rueiire unb 80.
fentrSn5e.
Blurnen.8 aien unp Nmpeln.
Eafien, fem beccrirte.
Nlbnms in GROCER auswahl.
photographs aIer Nrt.
Scupenirs NIT 81 Nniidten BON Sun
Wntcnic, far so Gents.
Bilpers unb Bilber= Habmen.
Wuitboien unb 1bren
Spern8ldier uab Ternrobre.
Eaidenne6er unb SHeeren.
9amen< unb 6errensEOilet ReeeHairs.
@elrtaiden fur 0erren unb Dansen.
Oaulen.6 anbtoiden.
.Mappen.
@dreibseuse unb 9Otiabtder.s
8iftensRartens @tuis.
DamensN rbeits- aditden unb 3Srbe.
9anb=Spie8el unb Rdmme.
8aud.Eiide unb Serbtce.
@igarren.g tuis.
3eitunss. Mappen.
5pa3ierfSde.
BCSels unb @idbcrn. 1dfse.
Mcccrbecns, 3itbern unb 9armcMieus.
Wu5delt in GROCER Nusmabl.
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2ebrltm8 9etmbt.

Sir infer aommiiions . @ei6aft in Meu,
2areoo iuben mir einen gut eraosenen iunsen
Mann, oer, aaser beuti6 uno enslif6, einiss
&enntni1e Der fpantfden Spra9e befist, unb
i'm l~lebrisen nibt obne SdaIlenntnife 1T.
Bir beaablen anfdnsli9 elm Salar bon $50
(merifanii6eS GeR) Bel freier 8obnung unb
eriuden nm Ell sehbdnbis sel9riebene Be.
~perbunsen Der Releetanten an uniere AoreiIe !:
6. 9Dld & s o.,
2,4mt2mp 2areoo, Eeyas.
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@roquetsSe ts gu $1.25,
9dngematten,
Rinbermagen at $3.50,
Meritanii6e @aferfiibler,
8aIe Balls unb Bats,
bel Saul Magner.
sar Has Eager in fertigen Nnaisen
lit bieiesH eSSabr better uab rei9baltiser
|" Nuspabl unb preilen als ie BET
panc0ait & 9obn.
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is. 1 have travelled over large districts
OF grazing lands where a man C mid
cut around mile square with ma
chine. in different places, and cut ton
of grass to the acre at this season of
the year. The Mexican people are be-
ginning to see the Importance of i'm
proving their stock, and good market
will soon be opened there for all classes
of we'll bred cattle, horses, sheep aud
hogs, end all kinds of fowls. In my
next article l Will say something about
the people, laws and government Of
Mexico. Very respectfully,
ANDREW T. STEWART.
GREAsFwooD FARM, PAYsoN, Utah, Feb
ruary Z, 1888.
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NOTES

MACKAY is out again with Pop, re-
modelled.
BOOTH and Barrett open in San Fran
cisco March 9th.
SHE has been a much stronger sue
cess in Boston than New York.
THE l50th night of the Henrietta is
at hand. The receipts have thus far
been about $85 900.
LEANDER 2. RICHARDSON, once asso-
ciate editor of the defunct Dramatic
Times, Is now managing John A.
Mackay.
AT Days Theatre a Midsummer
Nights Dream promises to equal the
Tanning of the Shrew for popularity. 1t
is up for an extended run.
A GRAND ball and operate concert TO
be given at the Theatre early in March,
by Evan Stephens class of seventy-hve,
is among the mooted events.
NAT GOODWIN is making so great a
success of the old English farce, Lend
Me Five Shilllngs. that the eyes of
amateurs all over the country are being
directed towards it.
THE Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Cnlldren have dampened the
spirits of lLGle Hotfman's managers, by
getting out a writ prohibiting him from
performing Oftener than three times a
week.
GEN WE'VE LYrToN is reported ss the
latest ene cement by Manager j. NJ.
Hill for sydney Rosenfelu's comedy, A
Possible Case, 10 be produced at the
Union Square Theatre on March 26.
Bowser is III the same company.
The Emperor of Russia is decidedly q
| patron OF music. Antoine RubensteIn
| the composer, has been made by IMLe
rial Russian ukase Councillor OF State,
with the title of Excellency, and Pierre
| Tschaikowski, another composer, has
been awarded travelling pension OF
5000 rubles, about 50 600.
HEART OF HEARTS is drawing finely al
the Madison Square, and in spite OF
contrary gossip, 1t is likely tJ finish the
season there. The play, if trlhe thin
IN respect to its serious Interests, Is
| strengthened by its clever comedy
scenes which, happily, are freqent. The
| delicious passages between the butler
James and MISS Willie. ANNA, admira bl y
presented by Mr.. otoddarJ and Mrs
| Davenport 90 with shouts of laughter.
The entanglements of the superstition:
| spins er and the outbreaks vi the right
eous Robbins are not the only features
| of the performance III which the specta
| tors find enjoyment. The excellent
| actirg of Miss Burroughs and Messrs
Flockton, Massen and Holland is duly
appreciated MirrOr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
NORTHERN MEXICO.
Its ADVANTAGES as Stock Raising
Country.

After having travelled for nearly two
months through northern Mexico, look
ing over good stock ranges and locations
suitable for breeding all kinds of i'm
proved stock, will endeavor to give
you an IDEA of the great plateaus and
plains in Chihuahua and Dourango. The
altitude varies from $500 to 1000 feet,
and the country is admirably adapted
to stock raising. The climate is all
that could be 0esired-miid healthy
and not subject to sudden changes, and
the conditions all favor the rapid in
crease and growth of cattle, horses,
,he D and other stock.
The grass. are,ot great variety and Of
peculiar excellence, partly due to the
Elevation above the sea, which gives
life, vitality and GOODNESS to the atmos-
phere. The loss from climatic causes
is absolutely nothing. Northers and
,leet are unknown. The topography of
the country is such that the shelters
and drainage is perfect. In fact, all the
conditions exist there for the successful
breeding of all kinds of stock The
only drawback to the county is the
:carcity of water. 1T will be necessary
to resort to wells, reservoirs and other
artificial means in some places, bu
little enterprise and labor will soon ov, r
come these difficulties, and some uf
the best ranges in the word will be had
at low rate. Life and property are as
much respected in northern Mexico as
in any western state or territory. a
branch of the National Stock Associa-
ton Is 10 lated in northern Mexico, and
is progressing favofably. Live stock
and lands in Mexico are exempt from
taxation. In fact, it NAV be said that
the conditions are all favorable to car
rying ON the cattle business on a large
scale.
The grass is on the gro-nd
before the coming of the winter
season, making natural hay.
However, the storms of winter
are so little TO be dreaded that artificial
protection. shelter or food of anv kind
is wholly unnecessary and is never pro-
vi1ed. There is not day in the year
when cattle. horses and sheep cannot
find sufficient food of proper kind to
keep their digestive organs in a healthy
condition. Untold wealth is going to
waste here everv year because the value
of the grasses that re lot consumed is
greater than their vast mineral depos
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
Purifes the Blood

Henry Biggs, Campbell Street, Kansas City,
had scrofulous sores all over his body for
fifteen years. Hoods Sarsaparilla completely
cured him.
Wallace Buck, of North Bloomfield, N. Y,
suffered eleven years with terrible varicose
ulcer on his leg, so bad that he had to give
up business. He was cured of the ulcer. and
also of catarrh, by
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there is to Plympton when all his stops

there is to PlymptOn when all his stop;
are open.
Aye, and enthusiasm, too.
He is so erergetic that we lose sight
of the fact that he mouths terribly
Some of his enthusiasm gets into his
vowels, and curls round his consunaHts.
His Rs have the burr of a telephone,
and his LIS are like the sad sea waves.
His sibilants cut like rip-saw, and be
stsbs you with bis aspirants. He has
a whole armory in his throat, and he
uses 1t sometimes as if there was a riot.
Perhaps it is good thing that we
only get him at intervals. | think he
coquets with the public. He don't
want them to see too much of him
would rather blaze out now and then
so that we can feel how gloomy and
quiet it is when he's gone.
His Armand DuVal is an explosive
fellow. But 1t is an explosion that lifts
the people. At the end of the fourth
act he has disrupted the parquet and
dismantled the gallery and splintered
Camille.
Modjeska, with fine arts ic sense,
does not die of consumption. That is
vulgar. She does not even die of
broken heart. No: she dies of shock.
1t is perfectly plain that Plympton
kills her through her nervous system.
She is stunned in that fourth act, and
she never RECEIVERS from it.
consider this very ine stretch of
imagination On her part.
II Plympton were playing all the
time and expanding his nervous en-
ergy, he couldn't do this.
He stores himself up. as it were, By
refusing contracts.
1t was kind of sop to The metropolis
to engage Plympton when the COM
pany got there. But even PlymptOn
couldn't save the company from the
suspicion of mediocrlty Inc perform
ance was a star performance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
PERSONAL.

JOSEPH WAR; is in from Kamas.
ED. R. ADKINS. of Tooele, is in the
city.
JOHN PYPER was up from Nephi yes
terday.
w. II. SMITH, of Tintic, is at the
Walker.
s. s. JONES, of Provo, was in the city
on Saturday.
JESSE JOHNSON, from sogachee, COL,
is at the Spencer.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY HoBsoN, of Colo
RADIO, is in Salt Lake.
DR.. G. L. TREwHELA and wife, from
Missouri, are at the Spencer.
Al. STEWART, Just returned from
Old Mexico is registered at the Spencer.
]. p. MALsTRUP, the Ephraim mer-
chant, and the live agent of THE
HERALD at that point was in town yes
terday.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is the most popular and successful medicine
before the public today for purifying the
blood, giving strength, creating an appetite
Il suffered from wakefulness and low
spirits, and also had eczema on the back OF
my head and neck, which was very annoying.
took one bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
l have received SO much benefit that am
very grateful, and am always glad to speak
good word for this medicine" MRS. j. S.
SNYDER, Pottsville, Penn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
The OFT Told Story

OF the peculiar medicinal merits of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is fully confirmed by the volun.
tary testimony of thousands who have tried
it. Peculiar in the combination, proportion,
and preparation of its ingredients, peculiar
in the extreme care with which it is put
up, Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures
where other preparations entirely fail. Pecu.
liar in the unequalled good name it has made
at home, which is tower of strength
abroad" peculiar i'll the phenomenal sales
1t has attained
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists 81 six for IS. Preparedonly
by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses Ore Doii~-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12

HrLL-In the Sixteenth Ward of his city,
February 10 h, 1858, Eliza Jane Hill.
daughter of Fred and Emily Hill, aged l
year and22 days
PoRCHER-On Januarv LIST near Chester
fl Id, Bingham County, Idaho from the
effects of frozen feet, Harry son of R &.
and the late Harriet A. Porcher, aged 10
years and months.
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Wake Up!

The cheapest and best place in Salt
Lake City to buy your groceries is at
No. % <. Second South Street IN
ported fish speciality.
]. A. PETERSEN. Agent.
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Fox q Symons

Have reduced the price OF photogra phs.
All work done by the dry-plaUe lnstan
taneous process.
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WEATHER kEpUkI.

Received at Salt Lake City. F bruarv II,
1855, at 3. m. local time, Or am. 10Th me-
rilisn time
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-25
Eae Marriage.

A propos dune recents discussion,
on le Senat franeais a mis-, dams 10 loi
militaire, les enfants naturels sur lie
meme pied que les enfants l6gitimes,
M. Jules Simon 6crit dams lie Matin /:
lie marriage est par lni-meme une
chose sacr6e: tous les peoples mi ap-
pel6 Diem a le b6nir. On a rendn le
marriage memorable at i~ndissoluble /:
i~nexorable, en- punissant s6veF6mentl'a-
dnltere; indissoluble, parce q nil est lie
rigine DIES sentiments les plus forts, Ia
mour patterned, ramour flial, Famour
fraternel. La soci6t6 reposesur ces SEN
timents, ct ces sentiments reposent sur
le marriage. Puisque les liens entire
les parents ct les enfants sont ~6ternels,
il ne 90 peut pas que les liens entire lie
pere ct la mere Sc relaehent sans crime
ct sans repression. II ne Sc peut pas
qu'ils Sc torment an hasard, a n pre-
vision pour la dignit6 de la mere, pour
son avenir ct l'avenir de ses enfants.
Tout ce qui affaiblit lie oariage fait
descendre l'homme de. son rang, Pe-
loigne de Dieu, le rapproche de la bette.
En- meme temps, rhomme perd sa force
physique par lie default de SONS hygi6-
niques ct 50 force morale PAL le default
d'education ct d'exemple. An lieu
d'stre IN citoyen, il nest plus qu'un
yoyageur, gum PEASANT. La patrie,
qui devrait etre une grande famille,
nest plus qu'une multitude.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-25

Tn pea Rdide.-M. Gauthier nous
o enyoy6 an flight bill du chemin de
fer Morgan La. ct T. R. R. pour la
transportation dun jeune veau peasant
environ 1875 ~livres, de la Nouvelle.O Or
leans d st. Martinville /; par IN tour de
force dams Part DIES chifres, ce yeau
qui ma qn'an an, pese d'apres lie compile
1000 @livres, poids sur lequel# lie compile
est 6tabIi d raison de 80 cents par 100
livres faisant 10 somme de $3.50.
M. Gauthier s'est adress6 aux off
ciers de la compagnie dams l'espoir
qu'une dimunition serait fate sur CO
compte ; mais on lni a r6pondn que celia
ne ponvait pas 90 faire.
II nous semble gun est de pinterat
des marchands ct des planteurs de
cette paroisse do favoriaer les bateaux
qui font lee voyages de la Nonvelle-O Or
leans d st. Martinville, ct surtout
quand 9 bateaux chargent beaucoup
moins p 10 freight quo 10 chemin dc
fer.
ices measieurs de 10 Legislature,
qui ont vote contre l'acte ayant pour
but dc iimiter les chemins de fer dams
lsnrs prix de transportation, ayaient
des veaux d faire transporter, peut- etre
qu'ils changsFaient leurs votes d la
proehaine session.-Le R6yeil de st.
Martin.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-25
P%ouponneiet Balthazar.

Meschacebe.
Sous ce tltre q paru il y peu de
temps i Ia Nouvelle- Orleans une o
velle acadienne dun int6rGt d'autant.
plus attachant pour Ia population Gre
ole de nos paroisses que son sujet a etc
trouve dams de vieux. papiers laisses
par une des anciennes families aca-
diennes 6tablies en- Louisiana ct que
CO suiet est vrai. L'auteur, Nine. S.
de Ia Houssaye, est nee dams notre pa
roisse qu'elle q quitt6e jeune ct OH ellie
ne connaft plus personne. Mails ellie y
a beaucoup de parents, descen-
de 10 famille Bossier, 81
nombreuse lei. Dams son livre
ollie parle de son aTeul Pierre Bossier,
I'M des premiers colons acadiens, qui
s'6tait etabli Ia on est aujourd'hui 10
paroisse st. Jacques ct y cultivait Pin
digo, le riz, lie cotton ct 1e mais,-la
came a sucre n'6tant POS encore con
u en- Louisiana il cette 6poque. On
' trouve d'autres mons de families Gre
oles don't les descendants sont %aujour-
d'hui tres nombreux dams les paroisses
de la Basse-L ouisiane. Ces descen-
dants l%iraient ave plaisir les pages
OH lauteur de ce petit livre raconte les
aventures do leurs premiers parents
6tablis dams cette Louisiana Qu'ils ont
colonisee. LIE prix du livre lie met i Ia
portee dc tout lie monde: so cents
settlement. Nous nous chargerons vo-
lontiers de le procurer a toutes les per-
sonnes qui nous en- feront la demande.