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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

In memoirs - -
Frederick. which we're r<rorte1 I. n>se
been sent % EngiAni and locked up q
windsor. have been returned % hrrnn-
the second ~c<<ic- OF the International
Congress- u Commercial LAg VAL -
opened - brnsseis' beiS'anr o. Ssp<en'
Der -.
Tar cAri-room hands n nc mills ~
| Blackburn. EagiAni ro;iaet tAe masters.
| on the It'll that unless they ~rre <rAn'rl
an advance o. ten Per cen-. my ~on.1
STRIKE. This would invclve ne sfoppASe
I ~ lAoo looms and ir'1 ~r.n1--~ Ani
1 throw 500 operatives o1' ~ e"p''s-
| ment.
n HAsLxr. ArelpiSnoP - -
| died on tho srh-
% BROOKLYN mas Twice nrr1 ~ ~ r.rern-
ycu-old inmate named Annie o~ens
xho hoped 20 make her escape 1nrinx me
excitement She Was sent 70 ne House
OF Refuge on fnr In
7rwas reported on the IN thH Ias-
colt the alleged murderer o. smell sne
Chicago banker. and young woman
companion. we're In san Diego. a.
The Sulxrove estate IN Northampton
shire. England- the home 81 We Tore
fathers o. George Washington ieA unneF
the hammer on the 9Th
The London press ssner~-s 49, =
fitting terms q General sheridan TIE
Duly NerS Of the sth- says: sneriaxn
deserves % rank next after me ni<nr~t-
His name wall long be memory 40 ~
incentive 20 = great people me fpi'
. l -America loses soldier whose errlS
! and briiliancy endeAred MIN 70 t.s
: whole people, Ihs >,aHIsrn'
: Sheridan his country found nilnS MAJ
I - q hitting time
FIRE broke out in the immense planins'
|. mill q c Lee AZ Saginaw Silf. Men, 2,
/ the 9Th, destroying nearly hA.r . mil
, Of solid mill plants and lumber p''e'
. along the river.
3 By = IRE IN tenement house - 80
8 York, on the SIN. four persons s'
burned 20 death
The mile and halt nile enAn. f'c - J.
bicycle race ~ nlrni
: on the sih. wAs son BY Temple o. Amer
E lea
: The Indiana hrP1oAcAn $50 Il
, tion met IN Indianapolis on -
8 Sih. and nominated the following ticket
For Governor, A. r hosef' -A1'
: Governor. Ira }. Chase- Secretary 9
u State Charles = Srimns AnI'I.r
i state. Bruce Carr: state Treasurer. Juiin
a. Lemcke: Attorney-GeuerAl Lewis
. Nichener.
! THK funeral OF General Eudes- the ex
e Communist, Who dropped dead While "a
dressing : body .. strikers on the 5th
) took place in Paris on the sih-
Il Tar Michigan Republican State con
D. vention met 10 Detroit. on the 81
e Effected = temporary organization ~
poin ted committees. and passed resolu
J. lions OF regret a. the death o. Geneal
= sheridan.
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NE vzlldisy u me siaimk
personal AND GENERAL
A rorRrrxx-rEAn-oLD col9red boy q
Hastings. Neb. resisted arrest on the
sth. shooting and probably fatally wound
inr Policemen Balcomb and wounded
railroad empIoye named Clark Hs vas
IN ally captured
MAYor O'BRrKx Of Boston called spe-
c:al meetings Of the Board Of Aldermen
10 take action on the death OF GenerAi
sheridan
TIKI steamer Gate City. While going up
Boston harbor. on the night Of the On
went ashore on Castle Rock Castle
Island
DocroxS O,RKrILr and Matthews. SIS
tiers Justiana and Urban Mrs General
sheridan and the devoted servant Klein
we're with the dying General when ne
| breafhed his last
Irras decided. on the 9Th to bury Cen
| eral Sheridan's remains - Arlington "a
| tional Cemetery on the ilth-
| CARL vox DooxKR Of Vienna Austria
l On the 9Th accepted commander IN exPe-
ditior to 20 in search Of Henry - stan
1 ley
THx second general meeting Of railway
-r---- - --,.,.;4.~ she rropo<ifiou 20
s.s.Ss-..;c-, -. Md in Nrrne-
~ , = . 49, :. 49, ~
~-' $500 $780, w.n< On t,e sth. as-
- -. p.~r.II commix~iou bill.
1--~s.--h -. ~,-,r;sxion II cnuse the
arrest and punishment Of recAicitrAni
4 Witnesses
THE strike o. employees Of the Cross
town Railway Company Of Brooklyn
$3.50 ~ - a.. fhe company agreeing
a---s 80 -, vinr 4 ear IL ahead o
.--
ume- - - N. ".
6kSkkAL Sn-1N ~ ,.sr q he,
Departures. r1 - .r.,r~ .bout IN,
Ne - tAken 80 a;-r,-h.d sor ~.
room nAse N.Y.
months v-,,.s ,,,.;,,.s wasr-
- SAf.- ~ - -Irr-,.--;~~ fror
ported On - 80 --.s;-.s ~ h~ir
tne eneeI = ln5 -s !, . ~cll;.ion-
1891 49, w-..,- mo sbducted d
49, h~s---- rlxa Elias. from Ger
Se~ iork 1sls - " !, ho.rd II
nAnS' - 0r~--.r~, - Z,
> steam, 49,, - s,r--r polie~ static,
! 80 80 Wh~n CHARGED Vii
, -.s. - ~ses,,-~ Ia tha. the girl hi
, $3.50. -. 1880 rim a. ercompany h
- - 80 ber brother Al
ss. ,,.~r,ing b~r estate
4 = r,.~- ,he Prohibition ca
!, 49, - p-.~;a.,t i.<ued his letter
. - 49, ~.
= - p~~-sS.-t IN ne e<h. issued
- xs-.-ssrr general schofeld. G-a<
Shs-;sen,- .nccessor III command
In ~. ~~r,~ ~ take charge Of the fune
.. ....
b. r.- ~orsicf between the striking ns
y. S -. rcli<r n paris - - renew
- 49, e.
m~.t;nv a. eottarers Il Nonqu
$50 - 80 foiiowinr memorial '
u S,,..a. .sWe the friends and mel,
Il bors os General sheridan. cherishini
~ r-r,v v-uembrance OF him - .
e~,rrd "a Genial unassuming comp
- -, h-~-bv exuress our deep sense
,~-.or-l sorrow ana bereavement
r-.c-rfsuIix tender his wife and fan
Ter - h~.reseit srmpafhv n their terri
On. los.r
el- MOI thsn : score Of conductors on
- .:sa MI ~,,-.nr.s 4 81 Paul rsilr
hit - srr,r,cced "a Nilwaukee. on the
aid !. $780, the charge or s-knock
1890 the eompanvss money.
=. rxrrrxo of Indiana Knights Of Il
% ia ~ Indianapolis with closed do
nd - ~. ~ $1,000 resolutions arraigs
lag G~,-~.l Hsrri~onss public and pri
al ~-rord - unfriendly 70 organized IL
TT 49, d~le~atious visiting General I
afl go \, - -sh- we're from Tippec>
vs-asrh~r0cou he former I
1870 W ov~r as men. Win whom '
~ ,s5ss.
y. ~, 1-dsctm~ut se.snst James Ro'
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rrrorcHorr army circles the one Tel
m respecting the death Of General sns'-
49, il cs deep sorrow - the .o@s Z.
rr~p<cfrd commander and oeiosea
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~ yrinerSs and Mine Lahcrers' N.-
<soa.I District Assembly, No. -. met
A third annual session in CleveiAna, -
- re 9Th. sixty thousand local miners
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-For twenty-five years the grr
frame Of a projected fIrst-class frigax'
The New York. has occupied sn'f
house at the Brooklyn Navy ia'S,
The era Of steel and iron came H. ~.
he oak skeleton OF the New York ~
left without habiliment- TO clear s w
ground the Government so'a y.
what Il had paid t25o,ooo y err ~
The vessel sold 90 ridiculously cnes 'r
because such . ssanch craft y = MI, y
hard and expensive thing y pun :
pieces.
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IN proceedings against Mr. Julius
pnmord the nAturaiized American ciri-
~~n mo Va threatened with expulsion
from Germany. were on the 1th- reported
~ Minister Pendle<on - having been
disconflnued
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

cAPrnx DEL0EAT and the crew q me
sloop Mary Jane san the .ea serpe9L
On tie 9Th % Point Judith The creature
vas seventv-fv i've feet LONG, - pig sro1 na
- = barrel with large eyes ana 1ss-
ave feet long and studded With six-incn
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Druxo , s.northerr n Valparaiso,
Chilli 81 the night 81 the TN. two large
b.rks. one E,xlish and tie other French
eank IN Tie hsrbor after having been In
r.li..ion- 1he crc~ u THE English res
- consss'ine u seventeen hands, ard
e~vea % che Preach crew were drowned.
1--WE vessels we're blovl ashore I'D dash-
- % picc<A
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nv. Il ". HAxvDnD. Indian teacher
srd missionary nf s.. Stephens Mission
Oak. vbo married chaska and Mss Fe'-
Iows. was thrown from : movnz-m.
~hir~. 81 she .th- cutting on his right
hand. snd bleeding % death before 80
arrived
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

II His ie<fer Of condolences % Ms
eH-r1 IN On the eth. the President said:
-Wh,ie the NATION mourns is loss And
shares vour s0rrov. let me express %
you nv PERSONAL grie: and most sincere
oouxoIeuce-r
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~ south bound Texas Central train
- wrecked SIX miles west q Waco.
Ter On th~ 9Th. By persons placing oo-
etrucfions on the track and the engineer
J. n Moses. instantly killed and fire.
m.n csrtre1le seriously injured
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low sczEnuxr- German tailor. aged
f<rr-sre- Jumped into jones' Pals .
R.irinore. Nd On The sth- with suicidal
fnterf and 1rnly imbsdd-d his head and
shouid-rs in rne mud q the bottom o.
o stream
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-17

M PrDna Emperor of Brasil No
had planned piIgrimage % Lourdes -
rrnritnde Tor III recovery from his recent
fIlne~s. ~. disasded By mis- physicians
from making the journey and emnArkec
- Bordenar. Hrance. for Rio d
Janerio on the 5tk-
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A DoLD aftempt sss made. On the m
90 burn the town q Hampton. Va =
large frame boiiding vas allied with IN
fsr1mable stuff and Get on fire, and md
she least wind been blowing the town
would have been dssuoyeL A. y was
several houses we're burned
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~ cnAuBxaLArS. accepting the rage
shrown down by Mr. P2<nelL on the tn
promised 10 publish in few days f1ii
s<afenent Of the communicafions::
fuitintei bv Mr.. Parnell- which passed.
,etw~>n them IN 1854 aud ISL
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I'm Unifed States vessel Arfletam-
whfrh lies inbedded IN the mud with the
ehaurel ebbinx and f0wing over 4 VI
- .o1d At auction - the League Island
NAVY Yard near PhiladelPhiA on Sep
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WHILE addressing meeting o. slfixers
- prriz- q the sh. General Eudes. for
Deriy : prominent member ~
T---~h comuune was stricken with
sDopIexv. ana died almost immediately
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errrIrnrxrAnY crop reports receIveo
from al parts a the Province OF Ontario
ehow that ali the crops With the excep-
siou Of spring and fall wheat and hay:
yin b above the average In yield ana
nualf>v
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

and consequently OF the physical strength
OF the man, is the conservatism OF the
recognized power of modern society.
Whatever interferes to impair or curtail
that strength is destructive enemy to be
met and overcome. Spain was the first OF
modern nations to learn this lesson in
economics--that gold without labor Is a
curse. And France for more than two
centuries labored in vain TO overcome
the loss OF population by the edict
OF Nantes. Tie involuntary exile
of more than 100000 of the elite
Of her industrial population paralyzed
her and enriched England, Switzerland and
Prussia. The English-speaking people
largely owe their commercial supremacy
TO that foolish concession to religious big
o{ry by sometimes wise monarch, and
TO the decadence OF the manufactures of
Spain as a result OF the superabounding
wealth Of which she robbed the people Of
Mexico and Peru. The curse OF greed was
marily visited. No immediate gain by a
nation in war can compensate for the loss
OF the skilled labor whose products have
increased its wealth. And 30 the losses OF
a nation by preventable diseases can never
be made up. Population is wealth. Let
us do what we can to conserve IL, and In
doing so to increase the sum OF human
happiness and take from poverty the sting
OF the degradation that filth brings in its
train beside a long list OF preventable and
dccimating diseases and untimely death.
After Mr.. Heating finished his address
the heartiest applause was accorded him
and many were the congratulations be-
slowed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29
THE RED WAGON.

How It Is Prosecuting Poor Widow.
The red wagon has begun its dirty work.
Its first victim was poor, industrious
and hard working widow.
The ARPKAL was mistaken when Il as
sumed that there were no business men in
Memphis mean enough to resort TO the
contemplate methodsof collection adopted
by the red wagon man.
1t appears that there arc at least two
firms in Memphis who do not hesitate to
stoop TO such meannes.
Tn. ArrEAL will, from time 10 time,
publish the names OF all Memphis business
men who employ the red wagon 10 do
their collecting.
The case Of the widow above mentioned
is pitiablc one.
Her husband died during the epidemic
OF 1878, and left her to her own resources.
His occupation had been that OF a painter,
and she tried TO support herself and three
children by keeping boarders.
Some OF her husbands co-workcrs APP
piled for board and were gladly welcomed.
They swindlcd her out OF about Si0O
and broke her up in business, leaving her
bankrupt with heavy load oil debt on hcf
shoulders.
She tried sewing for a living, and the
first week earned 81, s. OF which was paid
10 the firm that has given It's account to
the red wagon Elan.
The next week this firm, which does
business on Main street, gave tho poor
widows account to a matchmaking collect.
ing agency in Chicago, and ever since she
has been subjected TO the petty system oI
persecution by which these rascals thrive.
The 500 has nearly all be paid, except
$50 due to the Main street firm above al
luded TO.
Yesterday she received note from the
red wagon man that III she does not pay TO-
day the red wagon will anchor before hcI
| door until the amount Is settled.
She showed the note 10 number 81
male relatives. and they will take care o
the rod wagon when Il appear
When they get through with the red
wagon and lis driver something will doubt
less be laid up for repairs. 1'uK ArrKAi
does not know whether twill be The drive
| or the wagon.
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ENJOYABLE EXCURSION.
Tho Steamer q. d. Bryan's Hospitalit
70 Newspaper Men and others.


The steamer @. b. Bryan, Of the West
Memphis Ferry company, was the scene
last evening OF large gathering OF promi.
nent people, the occasion being compli-
meniary excursion rendered by Mcsss.
John $. Toot and c. h. Bryan, Of the COM
pany, 10 their iriends The boat pulled
out from her landing. NJ the foot Of Bcalo
street, at $50 o'clock with thirty-two
guests aboard, including representa-
iivos from the four daily newspapers,
and steamed down the river for two miles.
Coming back, she went up tho stream an
equal distance, and returned 10 tho city
about 80 o'clock. Short stops were
made at West Memphis and a point above
Hopciicld, giving those aboard nm oppor-
tunity Of seeing the workshops and round
houses Of the Kansas C ~, Memphis A
birmingham and the Memphis 4 Little
Rock railroads, located at the above placcs
Champagne flowed In abundance on the
voyage. The opinion Of all who were
fortunate enough TO be present was that Il
was the most enjoyable affair Of its Kind
given this season. Messrs. Tool and Bryan
received many thanks for their much ap-
prcciated Kindness.
The following gentlemen constituted the
party: MesSs. John s. Tool, q. n. Bryan,
J. Harvey Mathews, William NJ. Randolph,
l.. u. Mullins, T.. A. Keeling. A. vaccaro,
T.. McCadden, William Fitzgerald, J. r.
Algcc, A. II. Pickett q. X. Underwood,
A. X. Taylor, l.. II. Stout, J. O. Calnmcr,
John Mahoney, w. A. Gilchrist. A. X.
Darby, 8. w. Cooke, J. L. Cooke, 9. w.
Hunter, Y. 4. Harris, w. A. Collier, IT,,
O. u. Facklcr, J. y. bonobo, Harry Hun.
ter, Edward vogoli, J. r. Carey, Edward
Bourne, J. l. Goodloc, II. II. Farrcr, J. q.
Smith and Z. q. Callahan, tho last named
throo from Jackson, Tenn.
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WHAT rA,E STOLE.
The Indie tments klov the Enormous
Sum OF s4o4. 900. e6--No Fogeries.

The Indie tments crow the Enormous
sum OF s4o4. 900. es--No Fogeriss.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jine %. Tho grand
Jury Of the Frunklin chcut court last even
ing returned four Indictments against J..
W. Tate, late STATE treasurer for The crime
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The total amount sct
out IN the indictments Is $40, sO5.s5.
dating from Jan 7 1873 TO ian !, 1885,
leaving the period btwecn 1883 AID tho
time Of Taic's fight iinproudcd for The
common wealth's aiiorney says no hue bill
could be found against Tate Zoe forgery on
the ensure OF the mount m his bank
pass book; that the bank book was his
private property, anil only ncmorandum
book, and thai willie the ertsure was
made 10 pcrpetraie. traud % lhe invest.
eating officers, IT'D II cansoi in law he
called fogcry. Emhczzlcmsni Is not an
cxtradiciable crime, and as Il is now
known that the family Of Mr.. Tate are in
communication with hiw, II is supposed
they win SION eifcrtiin no fears Of
making his wholelbonis pupl.c. The
court iixcd the bal Al sl0.oo0. The
statutes proyide Imprisonment IN the
pcnitcntisfy from one 10 ten years ior
ombeElcmcnt, but tits hardly possible
the fugitive will ever return 10 the state 10
be brought 10 trial FOR his crime. The
civil suits by the commonwealth against
the surctics on the bonds are again before
the court on amended petitions Tut no
trial can be reached until the next D tobcr
term.
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Good ssls on several ns-phl. X. orr.

p. boys got ON q big huuah and had gen-
craI good time. They took N all that va.
with them sweet rccollections Of The Queen
city and hundreds OF Yellow Label cigars.
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srets 10 Montgomery. Ala, and ne

Tho Kansas City, Memphis a Birm.
ingham railroad viii soil round "Trip iickcts
from Memphis 10 Montgomery, Ala, on
July and 2, at the rate OF sl045, good
for ten days Tho shortest and best rouis.
For tickets call on II. ID. ELiAs,
General agent, 81 Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

IL order 10 avoid all danger Of running
your health by drinking impure water, AID
10 to ~ drops Of Angostun Ditteu 10 every
glass of water you drink.
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Did.

PRiCE-At san Louis obispo, Cal. June y. isSs
GEoRas e PRloI. father OF Duu y. Price and Mrs
r. l.. Dalton
.tIhltImor Nd, and Alexandria Va. papers
please oopyl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

Two coscEnrsi two concerts at Jackson
Mound park July 4th, 1883. All should
aftrnd.
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GKr up clubs for The WEEKLY ArrEAt
and secure one Of Che liberal cash prizes
offered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

TsrrrHosr your orders for Brick 10 Johr
Cubbins. Telephone 332.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

UsE Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation.
For sale by al druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

One reliable merchant In every town trib-
utary 10 Memphis 70 knock out all oompe-
ution by taking The agcpcy OF the world.
renowned Siraiton A Storms New York
cigars and Geo. r. Ls & Co.'S celebrated
BufIos. Your noighb = can't get the goods,
as We will only ~ 30 one merchant In
each town. We schit simple order.
|. SAaEIsox 4 Co,
Sole Dblibuiing Agents,
Mcmphis Tenn.
THE Rising Sun biklng powder h the
hest Try H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and toc
hearty eating, Is relieved at once by takina
one Of Csrters Little Liver Pills immed lately
after dinner. Don't forget thiA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29
ASSIGNEE SALE.
- CLOSING OUT
AT FROM 1Cf TO Is PER CENT. BELOW EASTERN COST,

The entic stock of the Dreyfus- Marx Stationery
Compan, No. IS Union street consisting of Sta
tionery,, Druggists Sundries, Notions Wrap
ping Paper. Paper Bags, Fancy Goods Etc, Etc.
The stoek is being sold out rapidly, but some
$4,000 worth remain unsold and must positively
be closed out AT ONCE, as the business is to be
woundup JulyI. The attenton of Country Mer-
chants is invited to this sale
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

win oer Two Medals to the MERCHANTS zoUAvEs.
Cmpany Drill Individual
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condition Of the poor, their dwellings. food
and hours Of labor. Before that the im'
mortal Howard had plead for the poor ~
well as those In prison, but with little oi
ofcctual results. The poor law commits
rionen OF England. following the lines laid
down 10y Gardner, advanced the cause OF
sanitation, but Il was not until the Criinean
war that the most important steps were
taken, and these were by woman, the
immortal Florence Nightingale. England
saw the effects OF her work and won.
dcrcd nj the magical results OF well d.
rooted sanitary labou that were but repe-
tition on public scale Of the rules that
govern every intelligent aud worthy
housckccpcr. "fIealth In the home"
said DR.. BENJAMIN Ward Richardson,
late president Of the British Medical aSso-
eiaticn. lis health everywhere; elsewhere
II has no abiding place. have been
brought indeed BY experience, 10 the con.
clusion that the whole future progress OF
the sanitary movement rests for permanent
and executive support on the women OF
the country. How important then, how
vital, that they should learn, rs n part OF
their earliest duties. the choicest sanitary
code" What noblcr duties can they un.
dcrtake7 As DR.. Austin Flint said Tho
prevention Of disease IL higher. more
useful branch Of medicine than thcrapeu-
tics" II embraces a wide beld OF knosl-
edge. The practical ssnitarian, 10 be
properly and fully equipped, must know
n'c causes and the means OF preventing
infectious discascs, have the courage 10
suppress nuirnccs, the patience 10 collect
ant Tho sinrIcncs OF purpose 70
f, sd Information relative 10 indus
: Al hygiene. the hygiene q schools
and dwcllinga. the exar,inrtion and
Investigation Of water and ice supplies Of
drainage and scwer systsms, the disposal
q the dead, the inspection 81 public lAun-
dries Of public Hospitals and ssyluss, Of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-20
OUR HOLIDAY EDITION.

The Annual Holiday Edition of the LIGHT
will make its appearance on the 23rd of De-
cember, and, as usual, will be filled with in
teresting reading matter pertaining to local
and state. as well as foreign matters. There
will be a carefully selected chronological
table of important events for the year
brought down to date of publication. The
covers will be artistically printed in cOlors,
and its general makeup will be as it always
has been-tfie peer of anything published in
the state. This year the endeavor will be to
make it still little superior, if possible, to
all its predecessors. AS not less than 10000
copies will be issued, the LIGHTS HOLIDAY
EDITION for 1888 will present unusual adj
vantages for advertisers, and those who have
found it so satisfactory an advertising medi-
um in past years, are respectfully requested
to hold orders for display ads and write
ups" until the LIGHT representative calls,
which will be in very short time.